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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

issue. Most OF the civil rights
violations in this country are
based on race and religious pref
udice. some Of which Ia only
surface deep.
It's ok. 20 fight for poll tax
repeal. for anti-lynching laws
for FEPC legislation. They arc
badly needed. But it's just as
important that we fight the
preIudices and fears which make
possible the restrictions on vot-
ing. the lynchings and job dis
elimination.
We can start at home. in our
clubs. churches, and every day
activities 10 wage open warfare
against discrimination.
Why not resolve 10 do some
thing about Il and then take
some action. Any move in this
direction regardless OF how small
the incident is a challenge for
US to get in some good, strong
ticks for real democracy. This Is
way TO practice real brother
hood and the true Christianity
daily
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
His Word
By Archbishop W. Johnson

Follow the children from the
house OF David. the tribe OF
Judah. seed OF Solomon. the son
OF Love. Judah Is the brother
whom the brethren will soon
praise. for the sceptre shall not
depart from Judah. nor a law
giver from between his feet
until Jesus comes. which is Shi-
loh.
There is little Benjamin with
their ruler. the princes OF Judah
and the council. Thy God hath
commanded thy strength stength-
en-. o God, that which thou hast
wrought for US. because OF thy
holy temple. o Losd. at Jeruss-
lem.
o Lord. know kings shall
bring presents unto your store
house: everyone shall submit
himself with pieces Of silver for
the house Of the Lord. FOR as the
Heaven is high above the earth.
So great is his mercy toward
them that fear him.
The Lord is clothed with hon
our and great majesty: he COW
crest himself with light as with
a garment; he stretchest out the
Heavens like a curtain: the Lord
layeth the beams OF his cham
bers in the waters: the Lord
maketh the clouds his chariot:
the Lord Jesus walketh upon
the wings OF the wind: in his
holy spirit Jesus maketh his
angels spirits: the Lord Jesus
maketh his ministers a flaming
fire: he laid the foundations OF
the earth; the chariots OF God
are twenty thousand. even thous-
and OF angels: the Lord Jesus
is among them. a. in Sinai in the
holy place.
Princes shall come out OF
Egypt and Ethiopia shall soon
stretch out her hands unto Jesus
Christ, to him that rideth upon
the Heavens OF Heavens by his
name, Jah. Amen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

Unconscious discrimination has
become a deep-seated bad habit
OF many OF our American people;
people who witness discrimina-
ton without paying the slightest
attention 10 II.
We're going 10 have sbrogs.
fien 81 eivll rights - long %
we're willing 10 tolerate Il.
There are some people among
us who have good intentions.
but have come 10 the conclusion
that there u nothing they can
do about the question OF civil
rights because they do not serve
on any inter-rscisl committee or
hold public office. So all they
can do Is standby and wait until
the enactment OF civil rights
Laws.
Why wait until laws are passed?
The first thing we could do
would be TO check up on our
selves 10 find just where we
stand. Take an inventory TO see
II we practice discrimination
based on race. creed. color or
national origin.
Do we raise our voices in pro-
test when We see such discrimi-
nation, How many times have
we challenged the fellow who
works next 10 us when he makes
slurring remark about some
minority group The reason I
placed US all in this category
is because there are many mi
norities who are Disseminated
against who also participate di-
rectly or indirectly in discrImi-
mating against other minorities.
! remember one occasion when
a friend and / dropped another
friend of al a downtown cocktail
lounge. The friend who was a
member Of religious minority
said: Il would ask you fellows
in for drink as l have no OBJ
jections myself. but am afraid
that there might be some OBJ
lection on the part OF the other
people in the place"
This happens daily. He was too
much OF a coward 10 push the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

or business people: we All "a.
not be philosophers and educ
tors, there must be some peon'.
and a great many Of them W. ~
make up the warp and woos !,
our society. They are the v.s.
backbone OF society. They 49, 49,
the stalwart ones who build n.
cities. level the forests ana 4.
work which adds TO the splendo.
OF humanity in million ways
These too are good pso.l.
when properly trained ana
from their hanks on soma 4.
morrow our leaders must com.
Leaders which realize thai :.
al are Americans and we N
demand every right and p,..
lection under the consiliuiion.
| say without hesitation M,
structions OF children along the.
lines are followed. our nation VII
be a better nation: fear win |.
almost dispelled and an abia,s
faith that right makes mjss
will be their motto.
In conclusion. LEI me saw :.
you be careful Of your darno,
ones, your jewels IRON Cod
Protect them and preserve thsm
for children are the promiser
Infant bodies in man begin,
Their souls from Gods Heays,
decends.
Their pleasing eyes and dimplei
smiles. JOY they bring
All these charms also a promls
bring
That the baby Of today vii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
'Ibsy&M,,ss,
3, france. Alns-ouA n

We've Just finished rs-dsecsa,t
eur livingroom and I'm Simply
thrilled with the results With ~
help Of our paint dealer. Mr.. Jansk
We applied the principles Of cof
Dynamics 10 our planning, and 10
results are certainly gratifying
Mr.. James showed me how M
right color makes room larger o.
smaller - more iestful OF riot
cheerful how color can MINI
mizs architectural faults N ts
home.
He gave me q PAINT bo0k,et win
. color wheel On the inside page
and helped me draw a rough sketch
II our house plan We place tn
sketch over the color wheel vita
the north side Of the house over
the ~ on the wheel Il showed
me lust what colors to use ~ every
room - light. cheerful shades 'of
north exposed rooms. ard deeper
moro rsstful colors for looms thn
get lots Of sunlight.
Por the livingroom which faces
south. we chose a Pittsburgh Wall
hide fat paint In . deep blue-gItn
shade. Then ] selected drapes ma
large green and red floral psiis'
on a white ground. covered the sol,
IN the same fabtc--and eoyeni
two chairs in the bright led fogii
never believe II was the same locm'
The deep paint makes It 50 man
eosiei--so restful.
The right color ard pant GER
tainly makes q world Of dI'ielet'e
Now that I've learned about Coo
Dynsmics. I'm going 10 apply thss
principles Of energy in color =
make every room more livcaple' "
well ~ lovelier to look at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
MATURE
THOUGHTS
BY RUTH n WALKER

LONG BEACH. Cslif.-It Is a
contradiction for any believer on
the Cross OF Christ to claim that
he is for white supremacy. or
favors Democrats because he is
a Christian.
And II Ia IN odd confradic-
lion that . misuser Of that
Cross should be coniensncsd
In his use Of II 10 stir up strife.
To thus misuse the Lords
crosG 10 TO make q moeksry
Of Il. and IL 10 play with fire.
The way Of the transarsssor
10 hard" and The way Of the
Cross leads home"
To be kind TO your neighbor
10 much better than to simple
mindedly believe everything that
10 told you. To fail to watch
out just which way you are
heading before swallowing a LOT
Of foolishness. will not save you
from becoming a party to some
thing shameful.
Before honour there must al,
ways be humility. with not too
much concern in your own cause
at the expense OF your neigh
Dor
I must speak home the truth
that II 10 shameful 10 bring re-
preach upon the Cross. And
I musf speak home the fact
that the solution Of the prob.
lens Of the South Is q matter
for them 10 solve themselves.
The knowledge that many PEG.
pie live there because they
prefer the South for their
home and prefer to recognise
their mutual racial and polih-
cal dependence. proves that
ihsY csn work out these dif-
fsrsncsG II they should ell
agree 10 vote Republican. II 10
their privilege 10 vote % true
soufhsrnsrs living In harmony
together.
Such . persuasion ia surely no
different than . persuasion 10
come North and take stock in
the Democratic's promises Of
mutual benefit II the privilege
to vote is exercised for an indi-
Gated candidate. in indicated
places. where Il will do the most
good.
After all. this il . free country
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

The intricaties and results of Negro problem have
been treated heavily by the motion picture industry late
IT, One Of the very best pictes dealing with the Negro
the American deserving special mention is Me-
tros "ntrder In The Dust This Of the most grip
ping movies Detroiters will have opportunity in
many seasons.
II is picture worth taking time to because il
hurs challenge the decent law abiding Americans
who believe in justice and fair play.
The acting is superb and the story we'll presented.
There very strong characters in the picture who
contribute 10 teaching real lesson The great American
lynch problem is dealt with in the straight forward
manner without offense and apologies.
The whole cast does a magnificent job and the end
ing good. II has the sort of ending that leaves you
with lift. BE and see it.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
Death Takes Holiday

CHIcACO.-"Don't Let Dean
Take Your Holiday"
That is the slogan Of nation,
wide campaign by the Nationi
Safety Council 10 hold down IN,
Christmas-New Year holiday &C
cident toll this year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

The parent should never expeet
10 send child with seriously
ritared mental capacities and ex-
pect the teacher to turn Il back
genius. When the mother does
this. she expects the teacher 70
do more for the child after II
has been created than she did
before and during its creation.
Even small children should
have = kind Of merit system
In the home and when the
rules Of The homes have been
broken. they should have the
ANAL ones 10 understand that
II u necessary that they pay
their duty 10 The little family
social organization the same ~
they would pay 10 The nation
Of large when some wrong has
hssn done 10 that society.
BY this, I do not mean corp
oral punishment because do
not believe II does the child any
good. ! mean cutting some OF
the privileges OF enjoyments. For
example. going 10 the theatre
or going TO the playground.
Anything along this line which
the child sincerely misses, regrets
and many times becomes en-
barrassed among his playmates
because IL is q stamp Of disobc-
dience.
As they grow up. every parent
should strive as much as possible
10 give every member in the
family all OF the education that
il takes. (By much as possible. 4
! mean financial sacrifices and
great ones az thst,) The home
education should be along the
lines Of loving your neighbors,
as all people belong TO the same
human family and il Is only
minor differences which. points
one out from the other.
These differences are no bars
10 success. You should teach
them all mankind. OF all colors.
are their neiRhbors and many OF
them will be their sincere friends
If they prove themselves worthy.
Crush hate. envy and spite in
them wherever these malicious
msladies show their ugly faces
Suppress every act which simu.
lates unworthiness. Teach them
the lessons OF love and sacrifice
by example.
II there are several In the
family. that is more than one
child. Il Is the duty OF the paren,
to see 10 il that they divide
Fundamentally without question
any OF their little nice things
which happens to belong to any
one Of them.
That 10, II there are three little
boys and one Ia fortunate enough
to have someone to give him q
bicycle. instead OF trying 70 buy
two more bicycles. call them all
together and have him 10 PROM
Use that he will let them all use
the bicycle alike.
Then. instruct those who are
using the bicycle 10 protect Il
and care for it in every fashion
even as il il were theirs.
Honestly 10 the keynote Of
this expression and II usually
follows ~ night fellows the
day. An honest child makes
an honest adult; . rogue In
childhood will DO the same
rogue when aduifhood has been
reached. Tell them again that n
they are honest 10 themselves
they cannot be dishonest 10
their parents. brothers OF sis.
fers. Therefore. II also follows
that fhsy can be dishonest to
any man.
Cause them 10 study and un.
derstand the forces OF nature
Answer all questions however
delicate TO the child who ha,
reached the inquisitive age, sina-
ply, honestly and decently. Please
be decent for il you are not
they will learn in a vulgar like
fashion and they will never be
the same retiring gentlemen or
modest women had you but done
your duty.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
BOOK REVIEW
YOUR MOST HUMBLE SERVANT" $500
The Story of Benjamin Bsnneker by Shirley Graham
Published by Julian Messner, Inc, New York, N Y.

This excelestly written story about the brilliant and
respected American scientist, humanitarian and gentle
BENJAMIN Banneke oft the press October II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
Bulletin Board

DIscRIMINArIoN--A CURSE,

Americans including Jews Negroes, Catholics, Mexi-
cans and Flipnos discrimnated against every day
without anyone making than feeble protest. And
this comes from few are conscious Of the need for
wi this foolish practice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
Our Nation Today
BY DIR. o. H. SWEET
(Second Of Two Partial

There Is q vast difference in honest protection Of v
child and sembarbsric outbursts The parents should ~
call that she sends the unfinished product to the scb
house and the teacher only build upon such founJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10

cro ,o tioh +, Rsn4hliran circles think that their
49, rae ) ra back next time If II Is 10 survive
as one Of me TWO ma or po"a FORCES 20 fSf 'ne VT
naSn mac MAeh 20 Vheer apOue'
49,
The New YORK senatorial eleeuon = ~ pVh', me
Republicans put ther best loot FORWARD IN John roster
Dulles, typca cAnaaae-"orld statesman oie TINE I'M
such issues welfare state and satesm The party ~
GLIDING Governor Dewey. went All out m the erort 70
elect him They spent plenty % money ana hired the
best agents that money could buy But Dulles Just
wasn't the man for the people
~ ,,xa. 49, M i .nan. .c.,,,;da,. IL u.r
bert Lehmas who was liberal and mad made fine re-
cord as governor lie had mace good appointments ana
had the condence ~ New York. Negro Italian and
Jewish minoriiies Mr. Lehman endofed the truman
Civil Rights and Far Deal program and Won II was
severe setback for me Republicans
Even So the keppohcans did MAKE poon showing
M i!ues was u" as Wen grown among tne ram anu
NE q voters As Alr q 'ne i"t'ei a
less han -V''''' ~ q" 'lfS's'n I" WHY" Wy 'Ne wy
-
The biggest test It IS generally fe VIII come In
Ohio next year when Senator iais must run again or
his seat Mr. ait wishes to he the lSoZ rresioentiai
candidate He IS the outstanding Republican now IN
Congress and has the strongest influence IN guiding
opposition clear-cut.
He Is nasSionatelv opposed 70 the welfare state. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
THE HOUR 10 LATE
BY J. Edward Mccall

BY J. Edward Mccall
o, Adams sons.
The hour Ia late
Trust not In guns,
But cease 10 hate.
You have the power
With wings 10 fly.
You are kings for . day.
Then you die.
There's Gilsad's balm
In Sacred Writ:
The atom bomb
Points toward the pit.
Try. ~ you may.
You can't make q man
From lfsisss clay,
kut God can.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-10
Eyes On The Future

The next Presidential election Is long way off, but
the politicians Of both parties busy building their
fences and cuyang their fields. The national state
and local doing the usual groundwork
and incidentally finding difficulties in raising
much money they think they should have
The Democrat Party has done something that will
guarantee many Negro future elections. Very
quietly last week, Congressman William Dawson OF Chi
cage made vice chairman Of the National Democratic
Committee by National chairman William Boyle
Dawson. long Democratic member Of Congress from
Chicago January the first Negro Congressman 10
chairman OF Congressional committee. AS head
OF House Expenditures Committee he has done
celent job.
The vlce-c harmanship OF the Democratic National
committee long was held by Mayor Ed Kelly Of Chicago.
more recently b Boss Frank Hague OF Jersey City, whose
resignation made the appointment OF Dawson possible.
Both the National republican committee and the local
state central committee OF Michigan should take note. Our
national republicans always had glored assistant
who did lots travelling around the country but
Michigan committee haS done very little 10 win the Negro
vote. As a matter Of fact they seem 10 start of cam
paign by ,aysg whats the Of doing anything among
the Negroe>ihey all going to vote Democratic any
way.
We hope that fair and impartial Owen J. Clesry,
the new chairman will to II that have vice.
chairman on our state central committee
possible The Nero want recognition and this
is one way Of showing it. IS
Arizona sun., 1949-12-16
Phoenix Boy Receives
1st Army Promotion

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bass, 9O4
South Seventh Avenue, received
word Wednesday that their eldest
son Everett has just been given his
first promotion in the army air
force. He is now private-first-
class with his first stripes. He also
received the medal for pistol
craftsmanship. Pfc. Bass is now
in his 18th week of basic training
at Lakeland Air Force Base, San
Antonio, Texas.
Pfc. Bass sent the first stripes
presented him to his mother to
keep until he returns home on his
first furlough so that she may
have the pleasure of sewing them
on his uniform.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-16
Teenage Highlights
BY DONALD BENTON
atingS Teenagers:

Greetings TeenagerS:
Both Carver and Tech are really
showing what they can do in the
basketball field. The Monarchs
have such promising players as
Bertrain Russell, Carl Hammons,
Calvin Watkins, Willie Kemp, and
Hadie Redd, and starring for the
Hornets are Frank Martin, Clay
Dansby and Chuck Young, the fell
low that can't whistle. Both teams
are waiting for the day that they
will clash in mighty duel.
Burnis Brooks laid three golden
eggs last week when he read that
some one was moving in on him
with Joan Thomas. Afterwards,
he laid three more when he learned
that it was very untrue.-June
Rubber" Warren is wondering
how much longer he and his pres
ent love are going to last. don't
know why he's worrying but I
think he see a better hunting
ground.-After long and tiring
try, "Bebop" has finally made the
grade with pretty Dolores Rabb.
They both seem to be very happy
over his uccess.-Alonzo "Mr. Bas-
ketbalp Brewer said now that
there aren't anymore happening
with Ernestine Hall and very little
happenings with Barbara Moseley
he will just concentrate on being
the Carver basketball star.-After
everyone had failed Moses Brown
finally claimed Lille Gilbert to be
his own. His success left Rudolph
Perry and Ted Simms in the COOL
Lovely Lois Tate has more than
being the Salad Bowl princess to
think about, for both Darrell Russell
and James Hall are trying to gain
possession of her heart. Although
Lois was chosen as the princess for
the Salad Bowl, my choice was the
girl with the voice, beauty, and
personality, Louisa Willis. Let's
wish Lois all of the luck in world
now that she is our princess.-Mar-
jorie Benton is interested in one of
Carvers good looking boys. Who it
is I don't know, but I don't think
he is one of the schools athletic
stars.-Dorothy Simms seems to
think that her beau is slowly drift
ing away from her for some un-
known reason. Sooner or later she
will learn that he loves no one but
her.-The secret love of J. c. Walk
er and Salona "Teata" Colt, has fin
ally come into the open. Some
people say they have something in
common but I can't see what it is,
can you?-Willie Kemp and his
secret love are just taking things
easy. Who she is can't say until
Willie want it to be nationally
known.-H Breezy" Boyer is
about to drown in the love of Marie
Arizona sun., 1949-12-16

Callahan. Although Hubert says
he is really crazy about her, there
is something missing in the young
romance.-John Gilbert has taken
a fancy to Quindella Hunter, but I
think one of his classmates likes
her a lot more than he.-Olen Max
we'll say that he loves Dorothy
Moore but he let Othella Clark
write his column last week to prove
his love to her. I guess he will let
Dorothy write the next time to
prove his love to her.-Edna
Franklin has been very quiet late
Arizona sun., 1949-12-16
Well Folks

Here sit. just about as far
away from REDDY'S CORNER as
it would be possible to get and still
be i'm Phoenix. Here I sit waiting
to talk to a man that hope will
buy about 10 cases of assorted whis-
keys. Well I can hope-can't /?
Pm afraid that if someone were
to offer to buy 10 cases from me
at one crack, the shock would be
too much for me. You would just
have to find q new operator for
REDDY'S CORNER.
Only 8 shopping days until
Christmas counting Sundays, holi-
days and half of the nights. Not
much time left is there! Well we
hope that we are ready for the last
minute rush but one never knows,
does one? We will probably run
out of your favorite brand just one
minute before you arrive and If you
don't stop early we won't have time
to restOck it and you will have to
substitute something else or worse
yet, go to our friends and cOmpe-
titors and THAT WOULD NEVER
DO.
So let us be seeing you early.
Annie Mae, Virlee
Little Reddy"
and REDDY
Arizona sun., 1949-12-16
Bal1a'is To Present
World Traveller
And Lecturer

Mr.. Vinson brown, well-known
naturalist and explorer, will be the
principal speaker at the Baha'i
Center, 7540 North Seventh Street,
Sunday evening, December 18, at
8 o'clock.
Mr.. Browns topic will be "Some
Proofs of Prophethood."
The public is invited.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-16

The whole family will enjoy
the magic new flavor of this ap-
petizinf dish made with low-cost
veal. set in fluffy rice crown,
anc topped with a mouth-water-
ine sour cream gravy. The flavor
secret is the exciting new prod
uct. pure monosodium. glutamate,
which is sold in grocery stores
under the name Accent and
comes packed in handy red-and-
silver canisters, or in a glass
kitchen shaker.
Accent, pure monos0dium glut-
amate is made from beets or
wheat. 1t does not add any flavor,
color or aroma to foods. Instead,
it accents and perks up the good,
natural food f1avors and improves
the taste of meats, poultry. sea-
food, gravies, sauces and left
overs,
Arizona sun., 1949-12-16

Iy, her one and only, Ulis Harris
has been quite quiet also. Maybe
they are going to give us a big sur
prise after awhile.
Since I want this to be one of the
best columns in the newspaper
world I would appreciate any
constructive criticism or SuggeS-
tions as how to better our column.
So until you hear from me again,
Merry Christmas.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-16

Veal Paprika in Rice Ring
11a lbs. veal, cut in 2-inch pieces
y tsp. Accent
1a tsp. salt
u cup flour
3 tbsps. fat or drippings
1s chopped onion
1s cup water
Gravy
l cup sour cream
1a cup milk
IL tsp. salt
II tsp. Accent
/ tbsp. paprika
Rub veal with mixture of
Accent, salt and flour. Brown in
skillet with melted fat. Add onion,
brown slightly. Add water, cover
tightly and cook slowly for so
minutes. Place meat in rice ring
on platter. Blend gravy ingre-
dients thoroughly with drippings
in pan; reheat and pour Ger
meat. Serves 4.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-16

Matrimonial bureau.-Mate Mar
ket.
Evening star., 1949-06-19

Miss Theresa Beryl Quinn,
daughter of Mrs. Eva H. Quinn
and the late Mr.. Richard A. Quinn
became the bride yesterday Of Mr.
Paul Richard San Fellipo. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. San Fellipo
The Rev. c. z. Roache ofilciated
at the ceremony in the Church OF
the Assumption.