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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18
Christian SCIENCE

Is The Universe, Including
Man Evolved by Atomic F0lceo'
will be The subject OF the Les
Sermon IN al Christian
Science churches throughout the
wold on SUNDAY Dec -
The Golden Text CPsalms 1903.
l9l I, The Lord hath prepared
his throne IN the heavens and
ms kingdom ruleth over all
Among the Bible citations IS
This passage. John H. 81 In
the beginning was the Word.
nd the Word WAS with God and
the Word was God MI things
We're made by Inns and with
DOT INN was not anything made
that was made
Coz relative passages TO be read
nom the Christian Science tex
book. Science and Hoalth with
Kew TO the Scriptures by Mary
BaKcr Eddy. include the follow
me Cp 507 "A material woilai
mplie a mortal mind and nlt'
creator The scientific divine
creation declares immortal Mind
md the universe created by
| God.
tho Senior choir Among The Sc.
Lotions rendered were "lust Be
hold ri Face and Tho FIRST
Noel respectively
SUNDAY morning Dec ~ the
pulpit wlll hc supplied hv Bis
hop George w Babe Al the
: 80 pm service. the Sc'ior choir
win present HaudclS Messiah
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18
Rev. Stewart
Warns Against
Racketeering

SUNDAY morning despite the
drilling rain large conerr"7-
ton heard the pastor tho
CARLYLE F Stewart dciivc
"oye-openng sermon when he
preached on the lhonlc What II
Means 20 Be Christian
The Rcv Mr. Stewatt said that
the question cf wlat DOCS rch-
gion mean and what docs God
want of me- haye been bciotc man
for ages He sand 20 serve God
means combating struggle, hcart
aches caused by the rrcat forces
~ nature and the great uncon-
trollahle faV0rs NJ tho world
"God exne-ts christians 70 re-
spond with the best that we
have in us. The giving OF ma
ierial things declared The Rev.
Stewart. does not satisfy God"
The Rev Mr. Stewart also
warned his congregation against
taking the church for rackct
through false fronts or a meeting
place for social sakcs
Three children and five adults
wclc administered baptism rites
hv the pastor proceeding the ser-
mon
Tho songs Of 7lon were fun
nishcd by Bethany chorus and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18
Martinez To
Direct THE
Messiah Again

The Messiah that was to be
rendered for the second year by
the Associated Chors under the
direction Of Attorney Ramon A.
MARITIME on the nights of the
10Th and DIST of this month al
the Art Institute. has been can
celled. according TO Attorney
Martinez. In rs stead, a presen-
tation of tins Handel's most POI
pular oratoro will be given UNI
der the direction Of Attorney
MARTINEZ at New Grace Baptist
church, % +. Forest near John r.
on Sunday, December 26, 1913, at
3 pm.
After such brilliant perfor-
nance Of The Messiah" last
year and the prospect OF a
much better Messiah" this
year. Attorney Martinez was
asked by this newspaper for
the reasons for cancelling this
years performances.
we had made arrangements
TO give The Messiah" this year
on two nights with orchestra in
stead Of lust piano and organ as
we did last year, and we had
engaged a p piece orchestra So
lected from the best musicians Of
the Detroit symphony orchestra;
but two Of our choirs backed
out early because they feared the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18
Rev. Peck ROnored
At Trade Groups
Weekly Luncheon

Tie Buoke j Washington
Trade a soctat.an honoured the
late Rev W II Peck ~ It's week
~ meeting az the Lucy Thurman
YWCA last "wednesday
Bishop George w Batter Of the
AME Eplsaopal DHiaci 'fss guest
speakc. Bishop BABE elsied the
many great deeo which the late
Roy NJ Peck acconpi he'd dur
ine hls tenure rs pas,oi Of Bethel
AME church, as Wel - bis IN
terest in all civic affairs Of The
CITY
The Rev. Mr.. Peck. among
other things organized The local
branch OF the Booker T. Wash
ingion Trade Association;
credit Assn. for members Of
Bethel AME church and as
sisted his wife. Mrs. Fannie B.
Peck in organizing the Nation
al Housewives League. which
is growing stronger yearly.
The pcckS. Il Yves ioid came 10
Detroit in 1890 CWl,on w Gam
cs. Of the Nictoy Loan Assn,
was IN change ~ tHo program
Othcgs speaking ou tne pro
gram OF tho colo igl mnste and
business lcadc veto The Rev.
AA. Banks MIS- Naunc Black,
J J Thcu 3 Y Gregory Mrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18

FOR YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS.
CALL TONI FIELDS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18
cultural Club
Is Sponsor Of
Noted Speaker

NJ Walton Z. Cole author o
~ religious books will be tn,
m'es, speaker for the Cultura
soou,mitiee of Second Baptist
4 church. sunday, Dec. 10, at 7;3C
Ppm.
nr Walton will speak on the
|.pbiect Courage for To-Day
~ Cole came into national
'rromincncc several years ago as
he result Of his vigorous address
d exposing intolerant propagan-
n. agencies IN the United States.
He has appeared on the CHS
'coast 10 coast network, on the
'smedcan Forum of the Air on
.rumerous other radio programs.
Books Written
i Dr. Cole is author of a number
N successful books, including:
Pretending Ourselves Against
Propaganda. The Choice Be-
Fore Us Realistic Courage" -
|Stand Up To Life and the lat
Isl Book The Three RS of Re-
llgon
Dr. Cole was educated al Law
hence College at the University
N Chicago and at The Chicago
theological Seminary. He has
held distinguished pulpits in Chi
rseo. H. IN Toledo, Ohio, and is
row minister Of the Historic First
Congregational Church of Detroit.
FOR YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS.
CALL TONI FIELDS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18
Ebenezer's ChOirs
To Sing HandeI's
messiah Sunday

Handcls Messiah Will be
presented hy the chars Of Ebcne-
ger AME church. sunday, Dec
at 1880 pm, il was announced
this week
Soloist Will be MIS-. Lotto
Cleveland, soprano Laurence
Watson. tenor MIS-, june Babci
Woodsun. conualto and Cyrl
Wezemcal bass Mrs Elizabeth
Gary Is director and the Rev c
Fielding Stewart pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18

expense was too heavy, and this
induced two other choirs 10 pull
out later on. leaving only two
choirs that decided to stage the
performance at New Grace Bap-
list church" Attorney Martinez
explained
Several Choirs
According to the Attorney. the
performance at New Grace Bap-
fist church Will be carried on by
the Senior Choir OF the Church
and the Twin City Choir from
River Rouge and EcorSe. The
soloist will be Alyne Dumas Lee,
soprano, Ollie Mcfarland. con-
tralto. Laurence Watson. tenor.
and Elmer Smith. bass baritone.
Miss Rosa Lee Abel and Mrs.
Brunctt Turner Will be al the in
strumentS, There is no admission
charge. Rev. William NJ Farrell
Jr. is the pastor of New Grace
Baptist church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18

Beloved the winter time is here
The snow with the Glory you
knew
But | struggle 10 keep back a
tear
For drab is the place without you
The roses have bowed their heads
TO SLEEP
The snow flakes are falling by
the score
But memories are all can keep
What was. is 10 be no more.
In memory Of my beloved hus-
band.
BRAZIL J. BRYANT
(Died Dec. 9Th. l947)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18

These gifts will he divided and
placed in Christmas baskets and
given 10 the needy Of the church
and community the day before
Christmas. The Regular Fellow
and several other benevolent or
CARNATIONS have pledged support
IN. helping To increase the number
of baskets given away this year.
The pastor, the Rcv. Jonathan
a. Danes, will be the speaker at
the II am service The day will
close with the Young Peoples au-
Hillary and the junior ushers
board presenting a Christmas
play entitled Star Eternal"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-18

White Gift Service
Planned For Bethel

me Annual White Gift Service will be observed at
be'nel AME church on next Sunday. It is day when
members and friends of Bethel will make contributions of
loodui etc. for the aged and needy wrapped in white
and placed upon the altar an expression of sacrfcia
Christmas giving
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24

wHsKEY and WILD WOMEN;
Shorty Smith and Rhythm with
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC BLUES
and WIGGLE ROUND MY BABY,
'in the alley" type with banjo ac-
compartment; all Of which are vo-
Gals.
Joe Swift with Johnny OTIS ork
does a smooth vocal on the cyni-
cal I'LL JUST LAUGH under Ex-
elusive label, paired with the
boogie blued LOVING BABY
BLUES Mabel Scott, also on
Exclusive, reminds her man that
EVERY LITTLE DOGGIE HAS
IT'S DAY in blues tempo, and gets
rapturously vocal on BOOGIE
WOOGIE SANTA CLOS CLAUS.
The Lenox disc Of READY FOR
ACTION by Frank Culley and his
rhythm does a boppish jump, then
rocks and rolls on the reverse in
strument of PIG Is DIGGING.
Ex-Pickens Sisters member,
Jane Pickens combines an Irish
folk tune, GALWAY BAY, with a
ballad, ONE SUNDAY AFTER
NOON, on Victor label. Backed
by a male chorus, her lovely voice
literally recreates the scenic SPLEEN
dor of a romantic Irish sea coast
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
JAYCEES SEEK GRTPEs
FROM LOCAL CITIZENS

If you have a pet grippe about
some condition in your neighbor-
hood, the Minneapolis Jaycees
want to know what 1t Is. An
nouncement was made again to-
day that the JCC win investigate
any civic matter Whatsoever, an
swering your questions on Mr..
Jaycee" program aired over KSTP
at 5:15 p. m. Saturdays.
If you have a condition in your
area which you believe should be
corrected, write: Minneapolis Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce, North
American Life & Casualty Build
ing, Hennepin Ave. and Groveland
Terrace, Minneapolis, MINI. II you
wish, names will not be used over
the air.
Problems solved to date include
the installation Of needed safety
signs, sanitation improvements,
street engineering hazards and
others.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24

in Galway" Sunday" is the title
song of a new Warner Brothers
film Of the same name.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
Minneapolis Library
Closes Friday at 1 p. m.
For Christmas Holiday

All branches and departments
Of the Minneapolis Public Library
will close at p. m. on Friday,
December "A. with the exception
of the Newspaper Room OF the
main library. This will be open
until 4 p. m.
The entire Library system will
be closed on Christmas Day.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
RATING HOT
RECORDS
BY FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS

BY FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS
Novelties: The Louis PrimR
group pair an amusing novelty,
CALIFORNIA IS WONDERFUL
(IF YOU'RE A GRAPEFRUIT"
in which Louis does the vocal,
with another Of the ageless favo-
rites, MEAN TO NE. The entire
band joins with Prima in putting
over the vocal on the latter piece.
Sides are on Victor label.
ALBUMS
Two albums by Victor offer fans
eight sides each which have long
been favorites. One is the Artie
Shaw and ork Show Tunes" re-
issued by request, which contains
the pairings, THE DONKEY
SERENADE and MY HEART
STOOD STILL; LOVER COME
BACK TO ME, and ROSALIE;
THE MAN LOVE and VILLA;
and SIGEUNER and CARIOCA.
All are excellent vehicles for the
fluid Shaw clarinet, which rides
with warmth, vigor and versatility
throughout the discs. The other set
is the Dick Leibert Hymns for
Singing" an organ excursion into
the traditional religious hymns
which brings some of the favorites
Of all times in a soothing melodic
style. Lyrics to the songs given in
the front Of the album are ROCK
OF AGES and THE CHURCHS
ONE FOUNDATION; ONWARD,
CHRISTIAN IERS and
ABIDE WITH ME; SUN OF MY
SOUL, and HOLY, HOLY, HOLY;
THE OLD RUGGED CROSS and
LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT.
Four other spirituals are offered
by Victor and Lenox labels. On
Victor Wings Over Jordan pair
SWEET LITTLE JESUS BOY
and AMEN; on Lenox, the Selah
Jubilee Singers vocalize JESUS
MET THE WOMAN AT THE
WELL and MORE FAITH IN
JESUS.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
BLUES

DR.. Clayton's Buddy (Sunnyland
SLIM shouts all over the place
with his matchless blues styling of
FAREWELL LITTLE GIRL on
Victor, backed with ripping tor
rid piano. Pairing is the mean and
lowdown WALKING WITH THE
BLUES Billy Langford and
combo do a shouting blues on the
Lenox of BLUES IN NASHVILLE
coupled with a neat jump blues on
the reverse of RE-BOP ON THE
BOOGIE Also on LenoX are
Champion Jack Dupree's trio with
BUS STATION BLUES and BAD
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
Floral House Has

A New Location
Radio City Florists, popular
Minneapolis Floral house, will be
in a new location at 1900 LaSalle
Ave-, beginning January l.
Arlie Fine and Red" Goldstein,
managers of the floral business,
said the new building viii be much
more spacious and provide a larg-
er display Of merchandise.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
Correction on Brisoo Death

The date Of the death Of Mrs.
Blanche Brisco was December 8
instead Of December 4 as was
stated in our last issue.
Mrs. Brisco was secretary Of
Pride of the West Chapter O.B.s.
for ten years.
Her survivors are her husband,
Williams; a nephew, Floyd Renix;
two nieces, Mrs. John Norris, all
of Minneapolis and Mrs. Wilmoth
Bowen Of Chicago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-24
SHIRLEY GRAHAM Is
COURSE GUEST SPEAKER

NEW YoRK-(ANP)-A Among
the guest lecturers in the course,
The Negro In American History
which DR.. william Dubois IL pre-
senting at the New School Of So
cial Research, IL Shirley Graham,
lecturer and author Of 9 biogra-
ply Of Frederick Douglass.
Miss Graham win address the
students In the downtown village
center on Frederick Douglass
and His Times"
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21
Reds Will Do Every Act Short Of New War

WASHINGTON, (P) - John Foster Dulles said Tuesday Soviet leaders are trying "by every act short of new war" to destroy the weakened economics of Europe's free states.
 The Republican foreign affairs expert told thes Senate foreign re- lations committee that this effort twill probably succeed unless the United States does something to help these convalescent countries regain their health" He testified at the committees hearings on the Marshall plan for American aid to 16 western European nations.
 Dulles said it is to the "en- frightened self interest" of this country to take the "step towards peace" involved in aiding those European nations now outside the Communist orbit.
 Dulles has been a Republican adviser at various international conferences, and represents a party view on foreign affairs that has been shared in the past by Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York and chairman Vandenberg MichO of the Senate foreign re- lations committee.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21
Justice Dept. Very Lax In Preparing PetriIIO Case

SHIN GTON, (P) - Rep. Hartley R.-N. JO chairman of the House labor committee, told James C. Petrillo today the justice department was exceedingly lax" in preparing a Lea Act case in which the AFL musicians union chief was acquitted
 Speaking face to face with the labor leader at committee hear ing, Hartley declared Petrillo was clearly in violation of law" de- spite the acquittal in a federal court at Chicago last week. He added:
 "I am not particularly upset by the court decision, but I am con-
 Continued on Page Five)
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21
Mackenzie King Wishes To Retire As Premier

OTTAWA, Prime Minister Will liam Lyon Mackenzie King says he wants to retire as leader of Canada's Liberal party, and thus according to Dominion tradition as prime minister, as soon as the party names his successor.
 In an address before the nation al liberal federation's advisory council last night, he asked that liberal convention be summoned next Summer to select his success sor as the party's boss.
 Political circles interpreted the 73-year-old prime minister's care fully qualified remarks to mean that he wants to get out of office and politics this year, but that he would consent to being drafted if the country needs him further.
 King, who has been in office for all but five and a half years since Dec, 29, 1921, would by April 20, 1948, surpass the Empire rec ord for length of prime ministerial service, set by Robert Walpole of Britain, who served for 7,6l9 days early in the 18th century as head of Britain's government.
 Informed political sources pre- dicted that Louis St. Laurent, 66- year-old minister of external af- fairs, would be chosen to succeed King, both to the party leader ship and the prime minister's post.
 Under the Canadian political system it has been traditional for the same man to hold leadership of the party in power and the post of prime minister.
 King succeeded the late Sir Will frde Laurier as liberal leader in 1919 and first became prime min ister in December, 1921, serving until 1880 with the exception of the summer of 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21
YugOslavia Claims Possession Of Atomic Bombs

TRIESTE, Free Territory, (P)- The pro-Italian newspaper La Voce Libera published today purported secret speech by pre- mier Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia, in which he was reported to have said that Yugoslavia has atomic bombs.
 The newspaper said Tito, in a speech to his party executive a. Zagreb, on Nov. IS, l947, claimed that Yugoslavia had 15O divisions, atomic bombs and jet propelled planes for the final annihilation of reaction"
 The paper said it had had the text of the speech for a month, but delayed publication, until it learned it was authentic and had been published in "Dissidence 40" probe GauIlist French newspa- per.
 La Voce Libera quoted Tito as saying that reactionary forces, with the aid of American and British capital, were working against the "Yugoslav proletari- at," but that he had every strong well organized army which we do not feed chocolate and sweets, but which stands in readiness, not only to protect our frontiers, but
 Continued on Page Eight)
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21
Rationing Talk Causes HOarding

WASHINGTON, (P) - All the hot talk in Congress about meat rationing is simply serving to build up private stock in cold storage lockers, Senator Thye R.- MinnD contended today.
 While Steering clear of the con- troversy between COP Senators Wherry NebD and Flanders (VtO over Wherry's "kidding" accusa- ton that his New England col league is a meat 'hoarder," Thye said he wishes the whole subject of rationing could be dropped.
 Otherwise, he told a reporter, housewives will buy all the meat they can and put it into frozen storage. Thye said talk of ration ing "already is jeopardizing our meat supply" by discouraging the feeding of beef cattle to full weight.
 His contention is that produc- CTS, wary of the future, are eager to take advantage of current high prices and are rushing their cat tie to market.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21
Clash Expected As Governors Meet

BERLIN (P)-The four military governors of Germany met yester- day in an Allied control council meeting which may produce i'm portant effects on the future of the Reich.
 Soviet Marshal Vastly Soko- lov was expected to deliver the current views of Moscow and de- mand dissolution of the Ameri- can-British bizonal organization in Western Germany.
 The address-expected to be one of the most important policy speeches Sokolovsky ever has made to the four-power council may contain the answers to ques- tions Germans have been asking for months.
 The council has not met since the breakdown of the foreign minister's council in London nor the subsequent formation of a new British-American biZonal setup in Western Germany.
 Sokolovsky is expected to state the Soviet position on bizonia, which, it is believed, will be flat rejection and demand for dissolu- tion of the setup under which Germans themselves have been given considerably more author ity.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21

LAKE SUCCESS, (P)-Belgium proposed yesterday that the U. N. security council establish special three-nation committee to go to Kashmir at once and try to settle the dispute between India and Pakistan.
 The proposal was submitted by Fernand van Langenhove, current council president, who had spen' last weekend and Monday con- ferring with representatives of the two quarreling dominions.
 He said both India and Pakistan had agreed to the proposed reso- lution.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21
ASHIN GTON, (P) - Rep

ASHIN GTON, (ED - Rep. Bradley R.-CalifD asserted today the transfer of 500 American ships to foreign countries under the European recovery program will mean immediate loss of 30,33O jobs" for American mer- chant seamen.
 Tn a speech prepared for the House, Bradley called the propos- al the "state departments l948 torpedo" and said it would be 500 times more destructive to the American merchant marine than the torpedoes fired at American ships during the war.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21
NEWS TN BRIEF

SEATTLE, (F)-The West Coast Mineral association at it's regular weekly meeting Monday adopted a resolution approving the bill which would, if passed, cancel the power of the secretary of the in terior to create huge Indian reSer- Vations in Alaska.
 The measure, introduced as a joint Senate-House resolution l62, is now before Congress. It would also rescind all reservations ere ated since 1886 under provisions of the Wheeler-HOWard act.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21

PARIS, (P)-French police have unearthed a 3-pronged network of secret group arming as the Black Maquis" to establish an anti-communist regime in France, a cording to. "well-informed sources" quoted by the French press agency last night.
 The agency said the three or ganizations, which it called nation wide, have established a unified command headquarters, believed to be near Luzern Switzerland.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21
U. IN. Asked To Send Military To Palestine
tBY Larry Hauck)

LAKE SUCCESS, (P) - The United Nations Palestine partition commission today tackles two ma jor questions: That of asking for an international army to enforce the splitup of the Holy Land and that of opening Tel Aviv to Jew ish immigration Feb. 1.
 A Philippine request for action by the security council, the only
 Continued on Page Five)
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21

WASHINGTON, (P) - A bill was introduced in Congress yes terday by Delegate Bartlett, pro- viding authorization for the out lay of up to $575,OOO for a federal building at Kodiak, to be used for a jail and other purposes.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21

ian statehood but reiterated his promise "to do everything in my power" to assure a Senate vote at this session of Congress.
 A statehood bill was passed by the House in the last session. Sen- ator Gordon has been visiting the Territory as chairman of a Sen ate subcommittee.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON. (P)-The Sen ate armed forces committee yes terday rejected a personal plea from President Truman 10 allow Mai. Gen. Laurence Kuter 10 be- come chairman of the Civil Aero nautics Board and retain his rank and pay as an air force general.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21

HONOLULU, R)-Senator Guy Gordon R.-OreD told the annual meeting of the Honolulu chamber of commerce yesterday that as an investigator he could not yet take a position on the issue of Hawai-
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-21
FAIRBANKS, (P -

FAIRBANKS, (P) - Char S Wilson 71-year-old sourd u g h who has watched the ice go out at Nenana each spring for three decades, was elected manager of the 1948 ice breakup guessing con- test yesterday.
 He succeeds George Ball.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-11
Army Asks l39 Nazi
 Lives Be Spared

WASHINGTON, R)-A special army commission has recommend ed sparing the lives of limited number of l39 nazis sentenced to die for war crimes, army secretary Royan said yesterday.
 Army officials refused to say how many communications have been recommended to Gen. Lucius Clay, U. s. military governor in Germany.
 Among the l39 given a stay of execution last spring following the Dachau trials were IT men con- victed of killing unarmed Ameri- can prisoners at Malmedy, Bel gium, during the battle of the bulge.
 The special commission included Justice Gordon Simpson of the Texas supreme court and Justice Edward van Roden of Delaware county, Pa. It also recommended that a permanent clemency pro- gram" be set up for all the Dachau prisoners.