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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
France Honors Two Frenchmen

Las, month the remains o. two great Frenchmen -
Fs Ebo4s Negro governor OF French Equatorial Africa.
ed territory 70 the allied and Free
French cause during World War II, and Victor School
cfer author o. OF ls3s abolShng slavery in the
French colonies transferred 70 the Pantheon at
psrs France. symbolic dual ceremony.
Ire prevops afternoon. they bad beer borne down
Champs Eyse es through The Arc de Trmphe. 10 the
-x4nipo rg Paac where government officials and the
r..c raid them homage. On the morning Of the 10th,
tory .dents Of re Ecoe de Ia France OutreMer car
RED OF Eboue and forty coored soldiers that of
Scho4 cher % the Pantheon.
IN ne presence of Vincent Aurol. president OF the
Rep4nlc ard ~ distinguished military and diplomatic
OF csls PAU CoseF loret, French Minister Of France
Overseas declared:
To-day grateful country receives INTO the COMPANY
glorious Of the French I'M
Victor Scnotlcher. who laid the bases Of this lnion
tv devopg MS Ike The emancipation Of the slaves ard
KIN realized his great objective in body ot concrete
laws ard Felix Eboue hearted Negro Frenchmen,
WIN built solid foundation for the Union By ralying his
Negro 10 fight for the liberation Of
the ersiaved mo'herland
The French people still continue 70 pay honor 70
contrbue he growth Of their nation regard
less of heir race creed color This example should
be followed by other nations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
E ID T o R l A L S
Peace On The Ford Front

We thankful tina, the 24-dsy Ford Strike has end
ed and ory OF the back on their Jobs
Almost everybody experienced the stacking Of business
activity caused by the strike The shutting down Of such
important industrial empire the Ford organization
sample OF the destruction strike can cause 10 the
economic status Of our community OBJ ect les
rterdependence 81 All 81 G IN our complex
modern economic organization The Ford strike was con-
yacng proof II indeed further proof were needed OF the
fact that Industrial conflict not private fight II
phenomenon in which ne pub.ic interest Is deeply invo
we'd.
We nave ALWAYS believed that both labor and manage
men; car s down around table ard solve their prob
ems wi,ho4. calling strike. Both accountable 70
the pub.c hen they al % come 70 az understanding
which throws the workers o.. INTO the streets.
Employers % treat ther workers Is mere pro-
d1cton tools Ire future ~ industrial peace and the de-
81 nde pendent labor organization 70
act permanent defense q the rights n working peo
ne VII dererd mon how wlsey EMPLOYERS and workers
snare Their responsibility fairly
The Tribune hopes ina 4 hor leaders ard leaders Of
gerer, vii solve ther differences before another
sch str.e ergAlfs our cormury.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

Jndef plan tested and drawn
Up oy Mrs De So Lam pK.ns, IoHi
Hhalk Johnson ana Ethel Ramos
sisls % P.tisD4r gn. the council,
Wheincf j. realize, = q. not, has
D..i rs foot into iae man door Of
the Veterans Administration.
A. the present time II would sp-
pear that me council IS mercy
staging SHOWS for the entertain
mcni ~ veterans n Veterans nos
ptais but N reality what the
COlnc. has done Is 10 put color
cd women places where tney
can actually see and determine
the needs Of colored vets IN sucn
hospitals
Jnoer the Councils plan Us
locsl councils Will render volun-
tsIv service 10 the hospitals
wherever they are located. It's
.npossl Die for these alert women
N come into contact with the
VAS gigantic disqualification pro-
gram without immediately flnd-
Tx dozens ~ WAYS through which
trev can make things bit more
comfortable for the guys whom
they viii find there
Someone viii Immediately
RAISE the question: Why Is Il nee
essary for colored women TO vol
unieer for such services Does
not ire VA provide the necessary
care FOR veterans including color
I'd veterans? Here Is the answer
% that
It's necessary for colored wom-
On ~ volunteer for such services
for the simple reasons that prior
70 this time white women have
been doing the job all alone. No
coiored organization as yet has
seemed 20 grasp the magnitude
and SIZE Of the VAS hospital pro-
gram and the added services that
10 entails IN trying TO care Tor
SICK veterans
Proof 81 this is shown by the
faci that mot single colorcd or
ranization is = member of the V.
AS advisory council, rot single
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

Through thick and thin coll
ored fans have been the main
E,sv o. the Senators. In lean
DAYS. they filed the right fse-
Id pavilion ., rs cents head
In Ausn days az present they
are cons icious from bleschers
20 boxes.
Moreover. the Old Fox rea-
llv batted on cclored base
ball. He has taken from col
ored teams which have used
Griffith Stadium 20 per cent
OF the gross receipts after tax
deduction. plus making them
paw ms hlrelings for manning
the box offices and turnstlles.
In the DAYS OF the old Linz
coin Giants. Turkey Brewer.
one az Griffs PLAYERS. and q
Lincoln Giant almost resort
ed 70 fisticuffs during game
between an all-star team and
the Lincoln Giants After
that Griff wouldn't even per-
NIT mixed baseball in MS pa
rk until the Homestead Grays
and the Kansas City Mon
archs showed hun how much
more he could net bv his 20
per cent cut II ne permitted
Saichell Paige TO work three
innings against an all-star
service team.
Griff is color-blind where
dollars and cents are con-
cerned He has not hesito;pd
70 hire Cuban poems for his
ball clubs. holding his pay
roll 10 minimum.
It's about time picketS put
IN their appearances al Griffi-
IN Stadium. carrying signs
reading: Clark Griffith is I'M
fair 10 his most loyal sup
porters."
Truman Gibson Jr ex-civi-
Ian aide 10 the Secretary Of
the Army and now the liason
man DC tween Jtf LpbiNt lilt
promoter. and MS partners
in the international Boxing
Club. was = discussion leader
on Housing. Health. and Fa-
mily Welfare Problems. Az
the National Conference on
Community Responsibility 70
Our Peacerme Servicemen
and women. sponsored bv the
Presidents Committee on Re-
ligion and Welfare in the Ar
med Forces. ~ which Truman
is member. DR.. William
Stuart Nelson. dean of the
School OF Religion al Ho-
ward University. offered in
vocation AZ one Of the lun-
chcon meetings.
Carolyn Stewart. James
Butcher. Jr.. Louise Mack
and Juaniia Tolson turned IN
stellar performances IN the
ThcSpian Study Clubs pro-
duction 81 The Two Mrs.
CAROLS" ~ Armstrong High
School Auditorium the other
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
Heart Trouble

lie; not your heart be troubled,
We believe in God believe also
IN me. ST. John AL.
Heart trouble is a serious all
ment and special attention and
care is needed. Very seldom is a
cure produced by doctors II is
centrally located and pumps
blood 70 the various parts OF
our body
Although this definition. a pri-
mary organ Of the body. IS first
IN our dictionaries. there is a
heart which We serve God with
and IS considered the most vital
part Of man and the seat Of
affection Matt. 22:37.
On one occasion Jesus said:
Out 81 the abundance OF the
heart the mouth speaketh." Luke
CAS-.
In order 10 obtain salvation
from sin. the heart must believe
God Romans 1910.
Not with the mind only. be.
cause even the devils do that
according 70 thus scripture. Jas.
2ia.
Dear reader. We are living IN
ne last DAYS and many drastic
things are happening as in Luxe
zlst chapter. In the 26th verse
= SAYS Mems hearts would fail
mem ioF fear because OF these
environments. These things are
taxing place even now. But Je.
sus tells his disciples in the
text let not your heart be
troubled. believe in ms"
Inc only security against heart
trouble and 20 remedy it's com
ddi''on IS faith IN God and Inc
Son OF God Only God can liz
snd cleanse our hearts.
Every man without receivins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
BY Evangelist CLYDE
HARDlMAN. JR.

help from the almighty has
heart trouble. jeremiah said the
heart is deceitful above all things
and desperately wicked; who can
know u? Jeremiah l7:9.
In the next verse the Lo-d
SAYS. He searches the hea''
and tries IT, Brother and sister
II you haven't believed in God
with the heart. you're in seti-
Gus condition. You have hear;
trouble.
All that you have and shall
obtain can be Of no real bent'
fit when your heart Is not func.
ilonlng properly toward God
Oh YOU do say that you belicvs
IN God. but brother. do you keep
his commandments? Well. ! john
o:l-5 tells us something about
that Heart troubled-sinner. DO
as Jesus tells YOU IN Mark l.lJ.
Christian. the text is given 10
you IN the strictest sense. YOU
that believe in God. continue 70
trust God with your whole heart
and He will keep IL new as you
received II. Ezekiel 1925.
To make sure YOU don't have
heart trouble take q diagnosis
Of your heart. A good heart and
rs symptoms are Gal 5;22 and
70. love, JOY. peace. long-suffef-
ing, gentleness. goodness. faith.
meekneSs and temperance
A troubled heart and its symp-
toms are: Matt. 1919 and Gal
5:l9-2l adultery. fornication. UNI
cleanness. Nervousness. idolairy
witchcraft. hatred. variance. eni-
ulations, wrath. strife. sedltion.
heresies, envy. drum kenesA
revellings and such.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

colosed ganlzation mas ever got
itself officially accredited as a VA
service organization and IN such
groups IS the Red Cross and Cray
Nurses colofed women are rep
resented by only token fepresen-
,ation and IN many cases not at
all.
It's not a question OF money n
the VAS hospital setup. The
agency s now operating l28 hos
pitals all over the country n the
largest hospital setup OF rs kind
in the world. In this setup no
money is spared 10 give SICK vets
what they want and need.
But there are something that
money Just can't buy. Ever been
sick Ever lay there helplessly
waiting for someone 70 pay YOU
call and then watch that visit
ing hour tick away and the per-
son not show up Pretty rough.
isn't ~
That's the kind OF things that
the VA can't buy Those are the
kind of gaps that the council Wo-
men will be able TO walk into
But more than that these wo-
men viii be gwen an opportunity
10 step behind the scenes and act
uallv aid n shaping the VA pro-
grams which veil help n keep
these men happy. This means
that here and there along the line
there will be injected an element
designed and anEled for the coll
orcd veterans who Is sick.
Some NAV say this type ~
special handling borders on some
thing which We are trying 20
break away from This column
however feels that II guy Is
sick and YOU want 10 help him
YOU Try 10 give him some OF the
things he wants
The council has its foot in the
door It's q belaied step but IL
NAV encourage other colorcd or
CARNATIONS 10 follow SIT The
nccd is great and the cause Is
certainly . worthy one.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

the idea Of forcing me 10 chin /,
for John Does groceries ~
clothing. or doctor bills--to
supplied 70 him by the eoyeyr'
ment--is certainly not the viva
Of political policy that has mad
America . great and prosperor.
land. This thing 10 bedrock. Il
is principle rs4 6s&9es smg
False SHOULD THE COW
Security eminent tax people "a
y see that everyons h
supplied With food, Obviouslv
no. Neither should II tar 70 pro'
vide medical care. ! am oppossd
20 compulsory health insurance
therefore. because IL has little n
common with the American way
Of doing thinTs- <x<ya, 49,.
. II you are . worker. Il viii taks
money out Of your payeheek that
you might want for other thinrs
II you are IN employer. you viii
be required 70 match the amount
taken from each workers paw.
check. This cost you will have 70
pass on 20 the customer. thus in.
ereasing the cost Of living for
as ALL II you are self-employed
you'll pay the full three per cent
or Whatever Il V raised 70 later
- an against this sceisliiet
medicine plan because II foster
the false idea that tie possible y
get something for nothing, jus,
By letting the government TAX,
charge Of things. II 10 another ex
ample Of state supported "seeur
ity" that makes nobody seeur'
and does nothing except put thl
whole American system in rea
danger. II promises to cost a
much within . few years-in pay
roll and other taxes--thst no
even its backen dars estimst
how much Yet. h V offered q
~for free h>sasnpsrss~->r "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
The Welfare Investigation

F3rds being requested 10 finance full-scae in
ves.ga.on If Defroi, Welfare Department and deter
Of administrative axty and possible fraud
/: been h.n,ed that mere has been wholesale
n.selng pv marv on yeiiet Because Or the large per-
ertage ~ ron-u ite RECEIVING relief help but
expect many Q: them bear the brun o. this wide
spread INVESTIGATION. Among such large number on re-
ef re- hound be some who have gotten on
mo sros.d be tnere Those discovered should
be exposed and not only prosecuted Dut made 70 make
RESTITUTION.
.aton III being Investigated Just because n few who
so4gh. advantage Of The taxpayers genero
*.
We hone that during this airing q welfare policies
ard study that those deserving ~ need sna not, 70 with
because OF fear OF publicity criticism by
-rnl--iolsrs ne nress
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
Interior Decorating

placed medium weight ma.
terial. usually called the draw
curtain. AS the name implies his
should be arranged 10 draw bv
means Of a pulley az the sids.
These curtains may take tie
place Of the window shade. AMI
should be thick enough 10 CON-
pletely exclude the view when
closed and 70 prevent the ms'cr
psli Of the light from entering.
Over Draperies
Third set Is known as the over
draperies. primarily decorative
but Il they are made % crsT
the inside draw curtains may os
eliminated A valance across ne
top Of Grapes IS important. Is
advisable IN q room Of sveraSs
height, as II completes the franz
ing Of the window and produces
a more unified effect in the cur.
tain treatment
Over draper.es should DC h-r-
70 the floor IN the great major.
OF cases. The window sill he,Eni
NAV be acceptable in small CO..
tage interiors. or where because
window seats. radiators. o. other
fixed objects interfere. !; is IN.
possible 10 hang the over-drao-
eries 70 the floor For rich IL
fecis let about one foot Of tire
material rest on the floor.
Over draperleS. as a rule are
tied back for practical reasons
as well as 70 introduce a more
graceful curved line in room
Tie backs should not be placed
in the center OF the curtain bs'
usually looks best when places
one-third the distance from citi-
er top or bottom They should
harmonic in color or material
with the curtains they serve.
Hang In Ample Folds
Over Grapes looks best when
they hang in ample folds, A good
rule for this is 10 have Ire
width OF the material for escn
curtain where pair is use)
AZ wide as the entire window
itself. although the curtain .
used TO cover only half the win
dow. This is what is known ss
100 per cent fullness.
The practical advantage Of the
valance IS in the fact that y
serves TO hide the rod ropes
pullevs or other machinery th7'
NAV be necessary 10 operate the
sliding OF the curtains Valsnces
NAV be straight or SHAPED
stretched or draped. and NAV
he made in materials that are
eltMr similar or. contrasting -
the Vdraperies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

FRIDAY and Saturday evenings
The question Of whether
John ". Garter. the sportsman
should be De granted a bail
bond license, is getting hotter
than SIX shooter with no
less a parsonage than United
States Solicitor General Phi
lip B. Perlman asking the
United States Court OF Ap-
peals 10 allow the United
States 10 interview in the
matter in which the appellate
court is asked 10 reverse the
District Court which denied
the license.
Oliver Brswner. who play
ed the piano for GLADYS Bent
ley. intimate entertainer for
the New York Park Avenue
set. during hsr heydav. died
in New York Citv recently
and was buried here al Mt.
Olivet Cemetery after fun
eral services in the Catholic
Church in Arlington (Vir-
glnia-. He was the son OF
Mrs. Catherine B. Mitchell
and the brother Of Roland
Brawner and Catherine Spen-
Ger.
Admission 70 the white
high school cadets corps drill
~ Griffith Stadium is free
How comes that isn't true A.
bout the colored cadet corps
drill At the same place,
Early arrivals FOR the an
nusl meeting Of former in
ternes of Freedmens Hospi-
tai included Joseph M.Tho-
mas. w Kcarnev and A c.
Lamos. New York. medic.
H.H Holt Paterson (New Jer-
sew medioo; Dr. and Mrs. y.
d Gunthorpe. New Rochelle
New York.. and Or. and Mrs
II 3 Hereford. ST LOUIS
James Marcus Vance who
Is in 2 controversy with his
erstwhwile partners Too Will
iston. the medico. Mortv
Smith. who was secretary Of
the defunct National Benz
~ Life Insurance COMPANY.
and Earl Macdonald = sport
mantle other dav. after
The Dunbar Hotel rot a judr-
nenf for possession in The
landlord and tenant court
paid back rent on space occupi-
ed BY Dunbar Pharmacy. inc.
A partnership venture. total.
ing Si.S28. and then put part
nership property in storage
holding IL for rent he claims
from Dunbar Pharmacy as a
sub-tcnant. He plans 20 open
the Dizzy Vance Pharmacy"
where the Dunbar Pharmacy
was located
Is Nuffie Mcneil. former
Chicsgoan and Washington
Government gal. the serious
woman in the life ~ Cab
Galloway. the hi-de-ho-kinR?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
tl7fh Of . seriss)
BY THOMAS w. WRIGHT
pRApERY POINTS

DRAPERY POINTS
Class curtains are sheer ana
should be hung as close 10 the
WINDOW as possible. Oyer-drapes
NAV be nung inside or may
cover all over the window trim.
Tl,ev NAV De short. that IS 20
The window Sill. Apron length.
soou, six inches below the sill.
on long 70 the floor.
Net. scrIm, wolfe, cusge, mar
cuise,ie. organdv and other
sheer materials are suitable for
glass curtains. Easement cloth
pongee. heavy silk. sunfast tao-
RIGS and poplln can be used 80
glass curtains when only one
pair OF curtains are 10 be hung.
Chintz. cretone. hand blocked
linen. taffeta. satin velvet. da-
mask and other heavy .abr.c
may be used for over-draping.
Buckrsm IS used 20 make corn
Ices. Velvet. hand blocked linen.
satin and damask should be
lined when used for curtains.
Glazed chintz. percsle. some
creiones. sateen and certain sur
fast lateral do not need 20 be
Decorative window shades NAV
be made from glazed chintz or
cretone
Window curtains and drapery
have very important decorative
purposes 70 fulfill They NAV
serve in the place Of window
shades 10 maintain privacy. may
able IN eliminating an undesir-
able view. NAV soften and regu-
late the amount Of light tina, IS
permitted 10 enter a room and
act as a connection link between
the windows and walls
Lastly. because OF their size
draperies also form an important
element in the color scheme OF
room. and NAV be used either
70 extend the color Of the walls
or 10 accentuate il BY BENG
treated in contrasting color. tex
ture or pattern.
Three Set Curtains
There are usually three sets
OF curtains 10 every window
frequently only two sets are
used and in simple rooms even
one is permissible Where three
sets are used. there is first 4
thin material that IS placed near.
es, the glass This IS known a.
the glass curtain or sash cur.
TAIN and NAV be hung straight
tied back. or arranged 10 draw
Over the sash curtain is then
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
Christian Science
Success In Business

.keness. Human power position
src ;.,.e nay seer, css.-ac.e. DIT
re wre S socG; RS ta.nef s o-s.-
rsss WI. rave cor-ir-cr ana
abundance IS RS 1ner--rs cHir-
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IRE sp.r.f4s, -sr who eA-
cresses Only Gccllse c.a.i-es. $
inc cE.y rts. mar re s ne a.
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o4r tc4e IDENTITY ss Ccc man.
te srs.. o< g-.cec cN .Eri mo-
ives src tAe- Niir N-scoT.
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rt.p oe rr sLce ss'-- r. re ce-
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III ire :. &c -ritfstsrc.rz @. Coo
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

TIE TROUBLE with compulsory
health insurance programs lies
chiefly in the fact that such fancy
government plans have 20 little
n common with our American
way OF life. Most ell OF az VIII
agree that health 10 . desirable
thing 20 have. But even an utter
simpleton knows that you cannot
ret health" by compulsory sc-
ton. The catch 10 that heath -
politically desirable. A. . RoAl OF
the government for its citizens
Il means votes Just like most
any handout the government can
Sure. I'm In favor Of health.
and I'm opposed TO sickness: ]
want 70 be healthy, and ! like Tor
al my family and my neiRhbors
20 be healthy. It's definitely .
rood thing. So IL clothing. I'm all
for the idea Of having enough 70
wear. Such things are necessarY.
Another thing that comes IN
handy 10 food. Most people like TO
eat. and believe. find II rather
important The American people
therefore require groceries. Like
any politician. I'm defnitsly Tor
al these things ps>,kSss,~zzzs
Bedrock BUT III ydehnitsly
Principle 4 not for . huks bu-
reaueratie machine
that would feed. eioths, and doc.
tor the American people. ] would
not like for these things tnoF the
host Of other things always being
suggested 20 Congress) 10 be done
for me by . paternalistie. bureau
crate. federal government that
always seems TO be athirst for
more taxes TO expend 90 - to hire
more government workers. ] am
not interested in having other peo-
pie pay for things to be supplied
10 me for free"
In all fairness. I would say that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
Veterans WhirI

TIE National Council of Negro Women deserve
prsls for s decision join the voluntary hospital SER
wees Of the Veterans Administration and It is step
which might well lead other coored organizations to
u ke a step which is long overdue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
Capital Spotlight
By LOUIS LAUTIER

Now that the Washington Senators are riding high. II
appears that there's better time 10 Clark Griffith,
their prexy, choice between continued coored patron
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

Hss POS krS d. Y,esy
Cksek ysss ioes fss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

DETROIT TRIBUNE SAT- JUNE II. 1919
Evening star., 1949-10-21
HOUSES UkFURNisHED

SILVER SPRING brick house, Q yrs,
Old, 8 bedrooms, oil heat; s125 mo
Call after pm. FA. 6095. -23
MODERN 2-BATH HOMES miles
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sHaR auTed S'R3 r. 9 oa rel 10 fod e sass ~fssSs rs
NEW BRICK COLONIAL, North Ar
lington-3 bedrooms. ga baths,
rec: room; convenient to schools
range and % Heasroia. FUR furn.: fos5S' sso mo- o.
near Rockville; reference required.
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seRM. HousE, water and electricity
f1rnacs ma from heat wSodIand Se1nnn esTk esn n
BUNGALOW, expand
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lot; close--in Wheaton in Silver
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