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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-03
Union heads
TO speak at
PPI meet

The presidents of two of the
three Go international unions
with headquarters in Chicago
will play leading roles during the
state founding convention of the
Progressive Party of Illinois.
John Clark, president of the
International Union of Mine. Mill
& Smelter Workers of America,
will deliver the keynote address
Saturday, April 10.
Grant Cakes, president of the
international Union of Farm
Equipment & Metal Workers OF
America, is expected to take an
active part in the discussions dur
ing the. second day.
Mine-Mill, with membership
of $4,000, and FEE, with 10000.
have officially endorsed Henry A.
Wallace and the third party move
ment he leads.
A THIRD labor leader who will
speak at the sessions is Ernest
DeMaio, district president of the
United Electrical, Radio & Ma
chine Workers of America (CIO).
who will deliver an address on
the situation confronting the
labor movement.
Trade unionists from "a in
dustries in Illinois will report
on the progress of Wallace for
President clubs in their fields.
The delegates, expected to
number nearly 1000, will hear
addresses Sunday by Wallace and
his running mate, Sen. Glen H.
Taylor of Idaho.
BELFORD LAWSON, promi-
nent Washington, D. c., civil
rights advocate, also will speak.
The convention, which will be
held in the Savoy Ballroom, Abb
South Parkway, will be the first
to meet in Negro community
since the days of Reconstruction,
Progressive Party spokesman said.
George Cermak, state chairman
OF Illinois Citizens for Wallace,
the sponsoring committee, pointed
out that the convention will be a
powerful expression of Negro
white unity opposed to growing
attacks on labor, the Negro peo-
pie and other minorities, the for
elgn born, and political groups
opposed to the Truman-Taft BIZ
partisan war policy.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-03
Chicago urged to speak up for peace!

so dangerous TO the freedom
of all. There must be united
action against the draft and
compulsory military training"
At the same time several UNI
ions sponsored shop gate rallies
for peace.
Earlier plans for a large
Loop demonstration had to be
abandoned because there was
not sufficient time to organize
it.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-03
Polish labor to meet

WARSAW - (AL.M - Polish
unions are preparing for their kirst
nationwide congress since No
vember 1945 with an increased
membership of one million over
the 100000 of that date. The
coming congress is set tentatively
for late August.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-03

o. John Rogge, who compiled
the damning report as part of his
preparations for the trial of 20
anti-Semites, white supremacists,
labor-haters, and red-baiters on a
charge of sedition, made that dis
closure this week,
The report, drawn up by Rogge
while he was assistant Attorney
General of the U. S., will prob
ably be made part of the court
record in U. S. District Court
here.
ROGGE said he may enter it
into the record as part of his
defense against a libel suit
brought against him by Mrs.
Elizabeth Dilling Stokes, Chicago
anti-Semite who also is suing The
Chicago Star for a half million
dollars.
The suit against The Star will
not be heard in court for some
time.
Next Friday, April 8, Judge
Michael Igoe will hear arguments
on Mrs. Stokes motion that Royce
be compelled to make public the
report. Her motion is unneceS-
sary, Rogge indicated here.
IT'LL welcome this opportunity
to give wide publicity to the re-
port" he declared. "In fact, l had
already asked my attorney to
make it part of my reply to her
complaint"
The report covers 1874 printed
pages, plus a table of contents
and an index. It numbers more
than 10000 words.
According to Royce, the report
''names names, dates, and places"
and is based upon investigation
conducted by government detec-
tiveS here and abroad.
The actual trial is tentatively
scheduled to begin before Judge
Igoe April is.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-03

H e n rY Wallace
for President. In
4 statement re-
'eased through
the Wallace for
President Com
mittee. Einstein
.ermed Wallace
a man who can
ave US from the
threatening do
49,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-03
New party in 4oth

A founding meeting of the Pro-
greSsive Party in the 49th Ward
was scheduled for Thursday,
March rs, BIS p. M, at the Rog-
ers Park Women's Club, 1919 NJ.
Ashland ave.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-03
Paul Robson TO sing at rally
for Wallace in Stadium ApriI 10


HenryA Fl
dun the
Choice seats for the meeting
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-03

Nearly three educators out Of
four oppose universal military
training, the American Council on
Education found in a question
naire to which 5000 replied.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-03
Harvester wage toll<s
with FE open April 6

Negotiations for increases and contracts 10000
International Harvester Workers organized CLIO
ment union will Tuesday April Gerald Fede FECO
tary-treasurer announced this
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-03
Mailman demands end to
political persecution

covering those prosecutions has wthered and
fallen the shameful ugness of these political framep
ndecenty exposed attorney Mailman
letter to States Attorney Tuohy last week.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-03
Rogge noy bare
fucts on fuscists

native American fascistlong
be made public
in Chicago within the next few weeks.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-03
Einstein Iauds
Wallace book

NEW YORK = Albert Elm
stein, the worlds most re-
nowned scientist, is supporting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Christian Science
Churches Program

Mortals aud lmuwttals Wll
be the subject of the Lesson
Sermon IN all Christian Science
churches throughout the world
on sunday May 10
The Golden Text Il Cor IS 40
is As We have borne the mage
OF the earthly. WC shall also
bear the image OF the heavenly "
Among the Bible citations is
this passage tRomans $3.50:
The Spirit itself bareth witness
with our spirit that we arc tho
children OF Cod"
Corrclative passages TO nc read
from the Christian Science text
book Science and Health with
Key TO the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy include tho fol-
loving tp 1866 Immortal man
was and is Gods image or idea.
even the infinite expression Of
infinite Mind and immortal man
IS coeXistent and coeternal with
that Mind
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
ConVocation
Of Baptists
Sunday May 10

The Eleventh Annual Convo-
cation OF the Baptist Training
School 2939 JOS Campau. will
be held az the Corinthian Bap-
tist Church l740 Caniff street.
IIantramck, Mich. at $3.50 D. m.
Sunday afternoon, May 10th.
The school has an accredited
lntcr-Cacial faculty and a dean.
Il has for the past eleven wears
been doing work in accordance
with the International Council
of Religious Education
The Rev Dr.. ]. p. Hcnder-
shot, pastor Of the Jefferson
Avenue Baptist Church. will
give the Convocation message.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Fl. Malcolm Dade TO
Speak At s. c. College

twenty-five years to be elected
TO the Executive Council of the
Diocese OF Michigan which GOV.
crns the diocese between con.
ventions. He was an observer
for the Episcopal Church at the
World Conference Of Christian
Youth in Amsterdam. Holland.
in 1899
He was educated al Wilston
Academy, Easthampton, Mass
Lincoln University. Pa. and the
Episcopal Theological Seminary
affiliated with Harvard Uuver.
sity He has been pastor NJ
Christ Church. Cambridge Mass
the church where George Wash.
ington worshippcd and is now
az 81. Cyprian Church. Detroit
Mich. which was bull, under hB
leadership. going from \ mission
10 an independent parish with
Father Dade being the first rec.
tor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Dondero Urges
Detroifers TO
Take Exams

Young mon of the 18th Con-
Crcssional District interested in
the competitive exam nation tor
TO the US Military
and Naval Academies. should
make application al once "a Con-
gresham George Dondcro.
Dondcro urged that az time
should be lost as full triorma-
ton must be in his hands before
Nav 25th in order that aanae-
ments for the examination may
be made.
AT the time Of entrance into the
Naval Academy age limits arc II
10 81. minimum height $751; Re-
quircmcnts for tho US Military
Academy arc II 70 p at the time
Of entrance with the height not
less than So
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Housewives League
Announces Annual
Fannie B. Peck Day

The Housewives League Of De
tr0it 0nscrving MS second am
nual affair honoring tho organ
7er and founder Mrs Fannie B
Peck on Sunday, Nav Is. at
tea at the YwcA. Lucy Thur
mar Branch from p m to :
p m il was announced this
week By the president. Mrs &C.
ella Dawkins.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Council Member
Bethel Speaker

Mrs Ester VI. Archer. a mem
be OF the city council of Can
ton. Ohio, Will SO guest speaker
az Bethel AME Church Sunday,
Nav rs. ~ $3.50 pm
MaNnc Democracy Work is
the ubicct which she has chosen
to speak 90
Mrs Archor is also president
Of Local lll23. Go of Canton.
and mother Of three children.
I'm q ie.d of five ON an lnde-
pendent ticket, hc defeated her
nearest opponent by 1000 votes.
The program FOR the afternoon
is sponsored by The Federated
Council Of Bethel NME Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Mrs. v. Thomas
Is Crowned As
Church Queen

SYRACUSE - Mrs. Velms
Thomas, 529 Cedar street was
crowned "Queen-for-a Day in
thu recent financial drive lead.
ing up to the annual conference
OF Hops Memorial CINE Church
Miss Matte Finley, an active,
worker in the church was rum
ner-up, or second prize winner.
In addition to being crowned
queen. the winner, Mrs. Thomas
was gwen a trip to Chicago with
all expenses paid. The second
prize winner, Miss Finley was
given trip TO Philadelphia 10 the
Annual Conference.
Mrs Minnie Oliver, Of s. Grouse
avenue. was one OF the contes-
tantS also The financial drive ran
from February is through April
25
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
New Yorker
To Study
In Europe

NEW YORK "A l7-year-old
college youth who is presently
studying IN two of the city
colleges on scholarships, added
another one this week
ROY Eaton was awarded the
AARON Naumburg Scholarship,
which entities the young music
student to one years study at
the University of Zurich, begin
ming this Fall
The scholarship totals $4,000
ana is awarded annually TO
City College sophomore for out
standing scholastic attainment
and character
Eaton is the first Negro TO
receive the scholarship.
Although he carries a full pro-
gram at the City College. at
tending classes from 8 a. m. to
noon, he manages TO take cours-
es in harmony. theory and sight
singing from TO pm each
day at the institutions,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
SpeIIman Gives
Sydenham $1,000

NEW YORK. Special Fran
els Cardinal Spcllman. AIchbls-
hop of Now York presented a
check for $1,000 last wcck TO Har-
nv c Oppcnhcimc president Of
Sydenham hospital as contri-
button 10 the hospitals current
campaign Tho hospital is seeking
S500.0O0 10 continue as the ma
tons only interracial voluntary
hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
RECITAL AT
TABERNACLE
SUNDAY P. M.

Tabernacle Baptist Church cell
ebrated Mother, Day with a
tea. sponsored BY the Senior
Red Circle
On SUNDAY Nav rs. Rev J.
j Mcneil will preach on the
topic. ~Thv Wore ln Ny Heart
az the morning service.
The Anthesan Choir under
the direction OF Grace + Wailc>
W,l axe recital az I clock
ln thc afternoon
Tho 1880 . M program wN
Dc under the direction 81 j. B.
Wh,tner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
C. |. C. Awards
Scholarship

The Catholic Intcrracial COM.
Gil of Detroit is Aponsor~oT the
Blessed Martin Award 10 be
given 10 some worthy student
Of the parochial schools in the
metropolitan Detroit area
The examination will be held
in Chancery Building. Nav %.
al $50 am Applicants are urged
10 consult the principals of their
schools for the requirements and
will be expected TO send letters
To the Catholic Interracial Coun-
Gil. 3478 Pennsylvania avenue.
not later than May %. II was
revealed by the chairman
Charles L. Rawlings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Women's Day
At Carter CINE
Sunday, May IS

Carter Metropolitan CME
Church. 1912 w. Grand Blvd. al
w. Warren. Will celebrate Wo-
mems Day Sunday May l6
Speaker for the occasion Will
be the Rev Mrs Naomi Mead
ows, a graduate os Wherefore
University and Payne Theolog-
zeal Seminary She Will speak
al both the l0.45 m, and 1880
p. m. services
AZ four o'clock there Will be
an annual Womcn's Day tea Mrs.
T. w BeiShlag oil the Detroit
School of Religion, will be the
main SPEAKER She Viii speak
from tSt subject Christian Edu-
Cst-vh in the Home"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15

ORANGEBURG. S. c. - The
Reverend Malcolm Gray Dade.
Detroit. and DR. Frank S Horne,
Washington. will be baccalaurcate
and commencement speakers at
exercises to be held May 30 and
81 at South Carolina State A..
& NJ Collcge according to an
announcement made by PreSi-
dent NJ. +. Whitaker.
Reverend Malcolm Gray Dade
will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon Sunday. May 30 at 4
o. m. He is an outstanding lead
er in the Episcopal Church and
is the second Negro within
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Eaton is the first Negro to
receive the scholarship.
Three Mothers
Get Awards At
Ebenezer A M (

The Rev. Carlyle Fielding Ste.
wart, pastor of Ebenezer AME
Church addressed the congrega-
ton last Sunday morning on
the subject Mothers Counsel. =
Mrs. Sarah Tucker. 81. OF
Chicago was the oldest mother
present. while Mrs. Marion Hol-
land, 10, was the youngest. Mrs.
Phonda Taylor had the largest
number of children Of any of
the mothers present, eight Gifts
were presented TO the above
mothers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Lutheran Choir To Sponsor
Musical Sunday At Northern

The n re- n-.ai L.,rcrs-
rausicat
Wee ~ e-
psr,sof-
&, III.
pL1,1 r..-
c..n~~ 5tr
- So,
d. Srsfo 80 49,
Anonr trose
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Ohio Religious Restrictive Covenants Ouawed by Court
Religious Covenants"
Barred BY High Court

COLUMBUS. Ohio Restric-
tive covenants, based on religious
creed as we'll as race or color
also have been ruled unconsti-
tutional by a 60 vote Of the
United States Supreme Court
The high court overruled a
decision handed down by the
Ohio Supreme Court. which
declared valid and enforceable
an agreement intended TO bar
non caucasians from property
use In the area OF the church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Mrs. Roosevelt,
Marshall, Get
Alpha Awards

Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt and
Atty Thurgood Marshall leader
OF the progressive and militant
legal staff OF the NAACP, recei-
cd the Alpha Phi Alpha Medal
hon Award IN q ceremony held
n their honor az Lincoln Uniyer-
slty (Pcnna) Thursday May 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
in Columbus. Ohio.

The church property, Dur.
chased by the Monroe Avenue
Church OF Christ in l945 A..
cording TO the Ohio Supreme
Court was largely made IN n
colored people" but not cxclu.
siveR so. The Justice Depart.
ment. since. has ruled that the
Supreme Court decision covered
covenants based on religious
creeds, as we'll.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Commencement
Exercises Set
At Bennett

GREENSBORO. y ca class
Of eiGhtv-clGht seniors WI be
candidates for DELEGATES AZ Benz
nett College when c1npnourc-
mcnt exercises arc held Monday.
Nav 81 II was announced
last week by President David
ID Jones.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
N AAC Is Seeking
$4,000 New Members

The Detroit Branch Of the
NAACP IS seeking a total OF
$4,000 members. The program IS
in iull SWING, and memberships
may be had by filling out the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
'0Cath e d raj
~ Ba.eti.ld gordon Notes
Push YOUR CHESTS oUT. cHRIsTIANsl

DR.. Ralph Taylor Andem, executive secretary, Mich
igan Baptist Convention Northern Baptist Convention,
spoke last Tuesday The annual meeting of the Detroit
Dr. Arden ourncyed to Copenhagen to the World
Baptist Conference and he had many Kodachrome slides
TO project his trip Europe His address was the
most brutaly frank summation Of the international scene
and Americas position that scribe has read or heard
in many year
Dr.. Andems positive faith and clarion call for
the American youth stand corners necessary
and proclaim the gospe Of Jesus Christ Proclaim loud
~ he emphasized for the only hope that America has
that might the world Of is sincerity assist in
aing international relationship Travelling al lover Europe
and talking with All peoples Of all races and crecdS pr An
dem expressed some very bitter concuslonS
IL definitely convinced" he said that America
Is the hated nation in the world today The Marshall
Plan power politics only acgravate that hatred Eu
rope does not believe that we are doing one arusc deed
or have done atruSc act since the IN any confer
whatsoever
OF the Frenchmen pr Andcm quoted them saying
that If Americans hate Communism then had better
love X In England he heard the orators stand on soar
box with Bobby beside thcu and pour vtuperatve hat
red against he American dollar In England, after one
hour and ralf waitress OF the rtzv restaurants
TO his 'able and said I've do Americans"
In attendance al q the greatest conclayes of the
decade pr Andenl faced the problems Of Europe and
found hopo II travelled cor thirty-six hours in an over
crowded trim with Or Shepherd and he spoke most high
~ Of him ard the wonderful friendship they shared He
deprecated me attitude Of an American woman attending
the conference no heard ersaton between him and
an Indian DELEGATE and turned her mood bacaise he Fas
Indian fron Ird,a srole English with accent
Or ADAM herated her petty religious intolerance BY
stating th' He Indian smoke four languages and under
Indian dc'oca'e he back Of his card 10 Or An
dem that The Fellowship he rad shared with him worth
the 500 miles be bad travelled from India attend the
conference
Dr Arden -9mned M American situation by
ssfng 'ha' eur American hands drip oil as blood and
bat "a. held at Woodward Az
e1a' Barrst tlr ras furnished bv TIE Noctirne Sing
ers IF 'e Memorial Center IN the afternoon and the ST.
James Oc'e--e tho evening
REV W. H. r. POWELL TO SPEAK
TIE c'7srr Forum Speaker for the Cultura Commit
tee e Serora Rart Church according the announce
nor n ~ rTan Mrs Jerere Nacklir will he Rev
" VI v r-vn-l - SL--.h 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
REV. W. H. R. POWELL TO SPEAK

The c'osnc Forum Speaker for the Cultural Commit
tee o Setor Bar.s' Chlrch according the announce
rer. u 4. rman Mrs Jerene Nacklin will he Rev
Powell pastor q tho Shiloh Baptist Church
Phlacer 'Fa III VIII rreach Sunday morning Nav IN
il rre the Ssrre0oe Architect nd cnrIo.
evening Maf M ~ he will lecture THE Contrihi-
ton - 7ra- Religion ne Life Of the American Ne
gro.
The Valley settler., 1948-02-20
bR x ( NE " {

EH cuddy has given his opinion on taxat ion at the last execut i've meeting Of the Corp oratlon. Any Tax levy under duly con- stituted district would constitute fen against the 1and."
 Hereafter the largest Tome site Tracts of public Domain along the highway between Palmer and the .Tnik Bridge will not be sold' in larger tracts than one and one third acres.
The Valley settler., 1948-02-20

.SOIQd-y 19to .Oe Q LOCAL 6RAnGE tnTERS C0n1EST @ ce.Seg 65ntq n qc f nfoFof fer t6o which is being sponsored by the Vat ional Grange. re contest is be ing promoted by th Nctional Grange to strengthen the Grange's posit ion of Community Leadership. Tie Sears Roebuck Foundat ion which is tremendously in- lterest ed in community betterment, is cooper at ing with the National G ange in making the prizes possible.
 Projects rh1 ch Grange may choose in enter ing the contest are
 h.. Community cleanup activities including 1cTeaning up roadsides, parks, traffic hazard Ietc.
 3. Establ 1shing and p1 ant ing memorial. groves or community parks.
 g. soh0ol or hg church 2rojoots, such hoas as c0a- fDg0ff foT or sooof % IA. Comnari ity heal tn projects, including group hosp italization.
 Use fa of 5h6 and sh6P sd9f7fgeg agd god 2474faa
 cooper ion.
 The local Grange has chosen the first project l At the last meeting of the Grange co1nmitte consisting of Ton Lenak, 3. J. Lossing, MD. as M oo2Faf 2fF fna 5f9 5so'fo osSr
 commit tees we're appointed to head the york
 in each community of the Wiley Thoy are:
 Road side .clear-up--C}yde Ting s ., Butte Itery King, ger Fish E2ok and Ktrcher road Carol stephan, Charles r'lson, South side Of l town and each side of the ilroad--Bil1
 Bouuons, E:c2eri iment m and toward P:1mer- l Bill Hoshins.
 E.ch commit person is to call a meeting l in his district and appoint committees to en-
 courage the work. Inst many people as
 possible will be assigned to york in the ir
 respective communities. Mrs. Brock will keeT
 the records showing progress made. Farmers
 are to be encouraged to name their farms and 1 build suitable entrance uay to the farm. l Home and Yard Bcautifi cation is to be includ- 1 ed in this project. An attempt is to be mad l to got quantity prices on shrubs and bulbs 1 that neOnle vii plant more of the cc around
The Valley settler., 1948-02-20
HCSflIhL AsSCCIA7tCN 1C MET

The Valley Hospital Assoc iation stockhold4 CTS will hold their annual ne ct ing in the SSo911un Sonm ity Hall, Nonday, February 23rd, at The purpose of the meeting will be to elect board of directors, to hear reports of our present hosp ital, and to talk over plan and possibilities for a new hospi tai. The program for the evening will also in clude interest ing sound movies and pot :, luck lunch. You are asked to please bring your own cups beside the food for the lunch They will furnish plates, si1veruare, and plenty of coffee.
 It is most imnortant to have quorum at this meeting, so you are asked to make ever effort to attend. If you cannot attend, however, they ask that you fill out a proxy notice. The public is welcome to attsnd this meet ing.
The Valley settler., 1948-02-20
C0-OP 1OTES ANNUAL NfE7iNc

The RITUAL l-7ETn7G- of the members of the Eatanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating Assoc iation will be held on February 25, (-ed- nesday) at lO:0O a.m. A light lunch will be served at noon by the organization. Members be sure to attend.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-09

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