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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Walter White Returns
After Circling Globe

NEW YORK. NY. - Walter
White, NAACP secretary on
leave. returned last week to New
york after a globe-circling tour
as a participant in the Round
the World Town Meeting spon-
sored by America Town Meeting
Of the Air.
Leaving New York on July
8. Dir. White joined the party
in Rome and continued with
the group through the Near
East. India. the Philippines,
Japan and Hawaii. Mr.. White
participated In international
broadcasts from Karachi and
and Rome.
In addition TO these there were
a number OF local broadcasts in
each Of the cities visited and al
most daily seminars with govern
ment officials. labor leaders. rep
resentaiives OF the press. religious
groups. women's and professional
organizations. In New Delhi he
was the dinner guest of Pandii
Nehru. Prime Minister OF India.
Interest Intense
Everywhere he went. Mr.. White
reported. he found intense in
terest in race relations in Amer
lea. In the Orient particularly
there were expressions Of amaze.
ment that Negroes participated
actively in public affairs in
America. The questions most FIRE.
quently asked. Mr.. White said
dealt with the position OF the
Negro in American life.
The unremittins efforts. not
only OF the Moscow radio and
Tasas but especially that OF Reu'
tiers in India. to play up race riot:
in the United States as the only
participation Of Negroes in Amer
lean life is having enormou:
effect Mr.. White asserted.
American representatives anc
friends Of America told me thai
this is the most serious question
with which they are constantly
confronted
Sums II Up
Summing up. Mr.. White said
There is ample evidence to be-
lieve that participation in thi.
world tour by the National Coun'
Gil OF Negro Women and the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Red Cap Salary
Increase Blocked

WASHINGTON (ATLAS)-Tbs
Interstate Commerce Commiss,on
last week blocked proposed ~
crease in pay for Red Cap serv.
ice at Cincinnati and Columbus
Ohio. and Indianapolis, Ind raj
road terminals.
The action was at the reoue.,
OF the Red Cap Union. Inc
United Transport Service In.
ployees a. America. CLIO The
union took the position that sry
increases in service charges :,
this time. would reduce patron.
age and tipping.
Railroad Companies serving
Cincinnati and Columbus. Ohio
and indianapolis, Ind. had given
notice that they proposed 70 IN.
rease the charge for handling
passenger luggage from IS cent,
to Is cents per piece Of luggage
effective September !
The ICC, in directing thai the
charges be kept al present Levels
peBding an investigation. said ii
would hold public hearings On
the matter in the near future
An increase in the Red Can
fee from 10 to IS cents bsr
was made effective in December.
l947.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
U0W Urges

motion picture industry; IN spe-
cific industrial firms. social serv-
ice agencies. banking and gene
raj clerical.
II further emphasized IN par
,lcular. the breaking down OF the
discriminatory practices Of Met
ropohtan which ss employer.
land and monopoly with vast
connections in the South is .
major stronghold OF Jim Grow"
In separate resolutions. the
Board demanded immediate dis
nlissal. OF the case against the
SIX Trenton Negroes. and free
dom for the Ingram family The
resolutions pointed out that Ne
groes FOR many generations have
ben deprived Of economic and
political liberties. and that the
same reactionary interests which
ensiayc Negro workers are now
attempting TO extend TINS status
20 white workers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

A special ten-round main pre-
limlnary bout under the Wagner
Barone battle pairs Lester FELTON,.
CLASSY Detroit welterweight.
against Fist Dever. Of Grand
Rapids
Wagner and Barone. both new
corners TO the local fight scene.
are well established elsewhere
Wagner is Cleveland's latest ring
sensation. The youthful West
Coast star debutedthere by fiat
tening Blackjack Billy Fox in
nine rounds. In a subsequent re-
match. Wagner stopped Fox in
SIX rounds and followed the tri-
umph up with an exciting kayo
victory over Artie Levine.
Barone. a brutal body punch
er along the order OF Jake La
Motts. has done most of his pro-
fessional boxing in the state OF
New York. Although the SYRIA
cuse star has been listed in the
top ten light heavyweight con-
tenders for the past year. it took
a decisive ten-round victory over
Tommy Yarosz to spring him
into the national spotlight.
Barone is trained by Nick Flo
rio. OF New York City. who il
regarded by many as the ring,
outstanding cornerman. Prior "a
his victory over Yarosz. Bsrons
ksyoed Sain Paul and Shelton
Bell in seven rounds and won ten.
FOUNDERS from Ossie Harris. Dan
ny Martin and J. c. wilkins.
The FELTON, Dever bout presents
several interesting angles. The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Edith Sampson 10 Appear
on NBC from Manila

WASHINGTON. d. c. Mrs.
Edith S Sampson. chairman Of
the executive committee Of Ma
tional Council Of Negro Women
and member OF the Town Hall
World Tour. viii participate IN
the broadcast from Manila Of the
discussion series entitled Amer
leans the World Over"
This series Of broadcasts is be-
ing carried by the National
Broadcasting Company network
and is heard in the United States
every Saturday noon from 1915
10 1890 Mrs. Sampson will be
on the October l broadcast.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Race Workers
Hit Hard in
Steel Lay-0ff

BUFFALO. N. Y. (ATLAS)-
In mid-June. while negotiations
were IN progress. the Bond plant
of the American Radiator and
Standard Sanitary Corp the
company announced they would
close the plant in Buffalo until
inventory was reduced. On July
IS. the company called back only
about 20 OF the 40 Office workers
and 900 Of the 1000 steel work
ers.
Since the Negro employees
were the hardest hit by the lay
of. Leonard Flynn OF Local 81
and Secretary-Treasurer. Ber-
nard Mooney approached John
Thomas. Negro President Of Lo-
cal ll99 10 set up joint COM
mittee 10 survey the cornpanvs
snvcntory. The Committee re-
vealed that while the manage
men; had first given the impress
sion that the shut down was for
ONLY few weeks. IL would take
at least a year 10 get rid OF the
inventory.
The Committee then asked for
time to appear before the Mayors
Committee on unemployment TO
show the tragic effect on work
ers. particularly, the Negroes and
community Of such shutdown
They charged the company had
created an artificial shut down
in order to intimidate the work
ers in the midst Of negotiations.
The exposure Of the company's
dupllcity created stir. and
though the company answered
with broadside against the
union. il hastily called some OF
the workers back on their pobs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Memorial to Gondhi
Approved by Senate

WASHINGTON - The Senate
approved and sent 10 the White
House last Friday 9 bill authoriz-
ing the erection in Washington
OF a memorial 70 Mohandas K.
Gandhi, India leader who was as
sassinated.
The memorial viii be paid for
and maintained by the India
League Of America on grounds to
be designated by the Federal Fine
Arts Commission.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

NAAcP has projected the ,.
question onto the world seens '.s
nothing else in contemporary his
tory. "'''
Zone interesting example Of u.
new respect gained is the num- 1.s
of requests for detailed inform.
ton about the NAACP and !.
structure which were made hs
minority groups in various co,,.
tries and who wish to model the,
organizations on the NAACP-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

Wool carpets tend 10 increase
in size slightly as the humidity
rises. II carpet or rug is to
be attached to the floor il must
be laid under tension. particu-
larly II the weather is dry at the
time. Otherwise IL will expand
when the weather becames damp
and the Fuckers will appear.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

Az The morning session Mrs
Frederick Olert who has recent
Is returned from Japan and
Korea. VIII present subject ma
'erisls and methods on the For
eign Study Book. Japan Begins
Again by William Kerr. Wor-
ship service VIII be by Mrs. G
Merrill Lenox
AZ the afternoon session. Mrs
Homer Johnson. editor Of the
Michigan Synodical Signpost,
presents methods and materials
on the National Study Book,
Missions At the Grass Roots" by
VIM p Shrlver.
Tickets may be secured from
your determinations Key Woman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

The ;ornie First Lady spoke al
Dodge Hall Of Teachers College
Columb.s L nlversity before
.ortv-s.N educators from this and
foreign countries who are dele
gates 20 the ihree-week confer
ence OF educational problems Of
special cultural groups
Miss Roosevelt emphasized that
problem susch o. ae cortrover-
sizes could ~, DC separated from
that struggle between democracy
and communism going on IN the
world today She pointed out the
great appeal q Russian promises
20 many PEOPLE IN the world.
promises o. economic equality and
equal opportunity for everyone.
Democracy she saic must
face % 20 those promises out
sGoec we must asve spiritual
conviction ard leadership as we'll
as economic ana military power
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

Detroit star has scored 81 VIC
tories in "a starts. One Of the
reverses was handed him by
Bobby Dykes. rsngy Texan
puncher. Dever has beaten and
fought q draw with Dykes in
three matches. II he can decis-
lively defeat Dever. FELTON, will
be remstched with Dykes in an
IBC promotion some time in
November.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
The Bulletin Board


NAYS Foundation 10 encourage bet
ter group relations IN America
SEN HUMPHREY SPEAKS ON
CIVIL RIGHTS-ln statement
20 the Tribune this week Sen.
Hubert II. Humphrey ID Mimi
said that the committee approval
Of the McGrath FEPC bill S.l723
is proof OF President Truman's
determination to enact inc civil
rights program
IN ,pitc o. tho serious blow
which the clya rights program
received az the hands Of the Re-
publican Dixiectat coalition early
this season. the action % the sub
CIR means that ihc Senate
al thc Us Can no longer cvade
facing 10 10 recording Itself on
this base LEGISLATION for cennoc-
r.
~ 4glr fhs; nc Senate CONE
slider ih. LEGISLATION during this
&c. rs iha' 'hc American
people once and sor al can come
70 know Nno me ;sicrds 90 civil
righ, are
cORO ACTIVITY Bosgd Of
s,rafcg, TOP brass hints frdt all
sr..vi'y r the Neg7oe community
will % cleared through = com-
rittee . active leaders fepre-
sentirs al eleuerts and group
20 that no one vl,. % overlooked
in the drive 70 die = or George
Edwards lesc
NOTED ~ USSR Information
Bulletor * Sept picture ~
Or " = 3 Dubois. the Amer
lean writer and educator attend
irg the All USSR Conference for
Peace wh.cs opened August 25 m
Moscow Il was attended ~
more than 600 Soviet delegates
and many frsternsl delegates
fror other countries
THE DEPT or COMMERCE
announces that pamphlets giving
Information regarding az par
cells are Of the press and are
svagaole 70 persons desiring %
ship slft parcels abroad TIE
pamphlets are free Write " c
Morrison. chief. world trade sec
tion. Field Office 1899 Federal
building. go " For; street, De-
troit Is MGR
VETERANS INSURANCE d.
vIDEND--Carl r Graz. il &C
ninstrator of Veterans Affairs.
has made pubic the fac; that TIE
first Veterans Administration cal
euiations On amounts proposed 20
be paid nearly rs 900 900 yeter-
ans IN the SOB billion special Ma
t.ora' Service Life Insurance d.
vidcn~ TIE maximum possible
amount ary veteran AZ receive
viii De 1928 he sai1
VI.DN-FN ~sl begin broad
casting serie- ~ concerts bv
the "A piece Tenth AIR Force
Band a. Selfridge Field The
hard is from Bee ANN Harrison
Air Force Base. Indiana The
rroGr ne =, Se,fcge for onls
two weeks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Civil Liberties Union Aids
Prisoner in Exfradition Case

NEW YORK-(ATLAS)-Clare Jackson, victim of
alleged beatings the Benhi Georgia prison farm who
escaped MAY l947 and fighting extradon efforts
make him the remainder of his 20ear prison term
will be aided BY the American Civil Liberties Union when
his heard BY the New York Supreme Courts Appeal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

A reporter claims that nothing
infuriates q woman 20 much a. 10
have guests drop in unexpectedly
and And The house looking like q
usually does.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Dick Wagner VS. Nick Barone |.
IBC's Initial Fall Attraction

Dick Wagner, Portland. Wash, kayo artist. and NICK
Barone rising Syracuse light heavyweight will meet in the
0round main attraction Of the International Boxing Clubs
initial Fall promotion at the Olympia Friday October q
Matchmaker Nick Londes has announced.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

Have you ever noticed how
some guy IL always doing some
things that couldn't be donef
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Missionary Institute
Slated at Central WV

The Annual Missionary Institute sponsored BY the De-
Council Of Church Women Will be held the Central
YWCA Wednesday. Sept % at 10 M with Mrs Burton
L Fraick President presiding
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Little Time to Better
U.S.. Racial Conditions
NEW YORK-lAtlasl

NEW YORK-tAtlas) Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
chairman Of the United Nations Commission Human
Rights said the United States can't take much time
many people might regarding domestic
nrnhlerls She included race issues this catagory
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

CAPETOWN. South Africa -
Jim Crow has beer stamped ss
an oeicial act ~ White Supre-
macy u several sections o. South
Africa The latest being seps-
rate counters ard sections with
white and non-whi,e sisps posted
il inc post Offices % Cspetowr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

Wha' thus country needs az this
'ifte - year IS , road map that
WI Iold I'd as easy as L unfolds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

mlddle-aged women. for 81 yeass hsss
used Cardui Irritable, nervous oond.
lions due 10 irregular action ~ one q
womans primary organs can % scthet
and Gained by taking Cardui A. directed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

VI.DN.FN ~.l begin broad
casting Serie. ~ concerts bv
the "A piece Tenth AIR Force
Bard a. Selfridge Field The
hard is from Bee ann Harrison
Air Force Base. Indiana The
r-oGr Ne =, Se,fcge for onls
two weeks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

painful fune.
tional nth
ly distress,
younE and
Evening star., 1949-02-28
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of SHOWING

Ambassador whispering
Smith; lis, 500, 5:25, 1880 and
$40 pm.
Capitol-"Command Decision;
II am. 1:45, 4:30, tbs and 10
pm. Stage shows: ITO, 3:55, 6:4O
and 9:25 pm.
Columbia THE Paleface";;
11:45 am, las, $40, $40, TAO
and s:35 pm.
Dupont "The Red Shoes;
2::30 and $3.50 pm.
HippOdrome - Cesar; 2:10
5:55 and $40 pm.
Keith's "Rogues Regiment:
11:40 am; LAS. 3:45, 5:45, 7:45
and s:45 pm.
Little-"Hamlet";; $3.50 and $50
pm.
Metropolitan THE Dark
Past; 1855 am, 1:40. $40. 5:45
7:50 and $50 pm.
National-"The Return Of Oc-
tober";; 11:40 am, 1885, $3.50
5:25. 7:2o and 9:15 pm.
Palace Family Honeymoon"
1920 am, 1:25. $3.50, 5:35, TAG
and 9:45 pm.
Pix Pittsburgh; 3:35, 6:45
and 9::56 pm.
Playhouse-"Symphonic Pasto-
rale"; II am, los, $40, $40
7::30 and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux - "Enchantment"
1920 am. lao, 1855, sos and
8:15 pm. Sneak preview. 10 pm
Warner whispering Smith;
1920 am, 1:25, $3.50, $40. 7:5O
and 9:55 pm.
Evening star., 1949-02-28

corner him in a kitchen and con-
vince him he must be the dopiest
adult they ever met. They let 1t
be known that they regard him
as that man." that he is the type
who cannot build model airplanes,
and that he has not even enough
sense to look for favorite toys
before he sits down in chair.
Any one but a love-blinded
bachelor might learn from this,
but not Prof. MacMurray. 1t
takes the actual honeymoon to
show him how q couple of boys
can disappear from o transconti-
mental train, get lost In the fast
nesses of the Far West, and be
found only to turn the ultimate
visit to the Grand Canyon into a
nightmare. Bad as they are. the
boys are milder than their little
sister. All she asks is that the
new father climb down the walls
of the Canyon to recover a toy
panda which certainly is far more
important to her happiness than
any male step-parent.
This should be enough harass-
ment for all the honeymoons of
any one year. much less one cou-
pie, but Family Honeymoon
comes with another. That's a
predatory blond, played by Rita
Johnson, girl who attends we'd
dings in the attitude of an expert
spy putting the finishing touches
on a strategic plan.
With the children attacking on
one front, Miss johnson on the
other, the surprise Is that the lov-
ing newlyweds do not turn on
each other sooner.
Miss Colbert and MacMurray
are veterans of too many comedy
situations not to know how to
handle this one with perfection.
Each is eminently capable Of try
ing to laugh off disaster and, that
failing, to begin positive action
to drive it back. Their respective
skills are subjected to some rigor-
Gus tests in Family Honeymoon"
and they make a witty display of
meeting them all with the highest
possible poise.
Director Binyon's three children
are equally happily chosen. He
could not ask two more repre-
sentative young male demons than
Jimmy Hunt and Peter Miles
And, as their sister, he is q fortu-
nate man indeed to find Gigi Per-
reau. the sad little girl Of EN-
chantment" who now throws
back in your face any pity you
may have felt for her in that
earlier role.
Young Miss Perreau should last
Evening star., 1949-02-28
stars and the Bavarian Alps In
the hackground."

stars and the Bavarian Alps In
the background"
Rossano Brazzi, Italian actor. Is
in tough spot. He was the big
gest star in Europe when Selznick
brought him here DIT a salary of
$4,000 a week. Now David has
dropped him and the boy hates to
go back to Italy with only one
small part-that of the professor
in Little Women"-to his credit
in Hollywood. Too bad he didn't
get here a year earlier. BY now
he could have established himself.
It will take Robert Mitcham all
this year and next to pay the
legal fees for his recent trial. It
should be interesting to see what
happens with his career after he
resumes civilian life again.
I ask Jimmy Stewart, What
ever happened to the movie ver-
sion of 'Harvey'?" Jimmy doesn't
know but has a hunch that maybe
the producers are a bit leery of
starring a character who never
appears on the screen. Pictures
sometimes fail with live persons
to talk to-with an imaginary
rabbit, who knows?"
4 4 X X
Mary Healy and hubby Peter
Evening star., 1949-02-28
Hollywood:
Morgan Plans
World Tour at
Contract End
By SheiIoh Grohom

Frank Morgan Is all set to go
around the world, come autumn,
when his contract at Metro ex-
pires. IF they still want me-" says
Frank, modestly, I'D like to re-
sign for one picture a year only,
and travel the rest Of the time. I"
Frank recently sold the big yacht
he owned with two others. And
we made a profit" he says
proudly. Paid $65, 900, sold 1t for
$50 ,000."
Joan Bennett, starring with
James Mason in "The Blank
WALL" has to play the mother of
a 17-year-old daughter. When
some one said, But she looks too
young for that" Joan remarked,
"Ill be a grandmother about
March 15." Her 19-year-old
Diana is expecting.
Jennifer Jones gets what she
wants. quiet wedding with
David Selznick. The ceremony is
now planned for England. with
the honeymoon to follow in a
rented villa in the south Of
France. Jennifer won't be back to
her Victoria Grandolet" picture
at Warmers until late this year.
Louis Jourdan, who will make
Victoria" with Jennifer, is off to
Paris when he completes Ma
dame Bovary." I'm anxious to
go: then I'll be just as anxious to
return" Louis says.
Burt Lancaster will do most of
his William Tell" movie in the
Austrian Tyrol. Burt takes the
wife and-by that time-the three
children to Austria with him.
Frank Sinatra gave q dinner to
the IA presidents Of his ditto fan
clubs in New York at the swank
Hampshire House. He then
learned for the first time that the
clubs, in his name, had adopted
six war orphans in Europe!
Robert Taylor tells me that
soap and tooth paste were the
hardest Of all commodities to get
while he was in England. He took
his orange juice with him. And
steaks were shipped across. Life
over there Is still-pretty grim.
II II II n
Arlene Dahl all aglow because
she has been chosen to present
the art directors award at the
Academy shindig. Jack Kennedy.
the ex-AmbassadorS boy, hopes to
fly here to escort Arlene.
Marlene Dietrich was the first
star mentioned for the leading
lady's role in Operation Malaga"
with Stewart and Tracy. Don't be
surprised If she winds up with it.
Especially since she owes Metro a
movie.
Belita, star ice skater, and her
husband write from the Bavarian
Alps-"We had Hitler suite at the
Reisersee Hotelw The couple have
been entertaining GIs in Gar
Observation-Disclosures, lin one OF
the most beautiful night clubs we
have ever seen, here or in the
United States. 1t has the largest
moving glass roof in the world,
which they open in the evening
and you see the moon and the
Evening star., 1949-02-28

young hellions are as charming
q blight as nature could devise
for o honeymoon. or anything
else. All they ask Of life is every
thing and woe to the immediate
adult who takes 1t into his or her
head not to grant it.
MacMurray, a botany professor
who has lived almost exclusively
with submissive forms Of plant
life, Is the perfect target Cor three
such inspired and engaging de-
mons. He loves their mother
enough to take them on as a
hazardous bonus in marriage, and
has only his academic innocence
to blame for what happens. =
His troubles with Miss Colbert's
offspring do not actually begin
with the wedding ceremony. That
is when they begin to get worse
for they start one midnight be-
fore the ceremony when the three