The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-16
The Nesr Tribune
SATURDAY, SATURDAY Is, 1850
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By Larry Chism

BY Larry Chsm
Beloved: You are a sweet dream golden body Of
latent fire and throbbing emotions curled and ebony
hair laughing and honeyed lips taperng
thighs and dancing feet the desire of my heart.
Just wondering. Do Detroit They're like
women where else) get confused and perplexed in
their effort and desire feel and
tain in the love of their particular most
Detroit men (they differently have difficulty in
learning to honor and trust their women?
Are capable of the security expect Of
them? And women worthy of the trust hope
have in them? One wonders, especially after seeing
hearing them converse at some bar other
Lee Marlboro and Bobbe Call Me Darling) CASTOR
terrific applause getters at "The Tropics in he
Wolverine hotel. Good luck guys and gal. Overheard
Sure love my wife. You she's riding. And that
I'm walking. Looks like the Road Trouble" Club
is readyng disband Seems the officers have much
trouble-road that Isl they can't attend club meetings
The II Horsemen's weekly FRIDAY nighD Fish Fry
parties brings out host of time friends
unacquanted an opportunity to notes and views
on Life and love. Among those fishing asN
week Leroy G.. White disc jock Mrs Anna Wood
Eoise the Florist; Paul X Holt politician: Good Eel
low John Lightoot Katie Jackson, snd other fun lovers
and goodtimers.
Hastings Street is the main thorofare of Sepa De-
troit 1t is coorful, often gay and exciting byway
which teens with activity both day and night. If,
people often remarks, variety is the spice fe
then this long, old street is spice for of the folks
who live and die it.
For here be all that makes for color thrills
and excitement for thoseforced by necessity to live
their days in its immediate neighborhood Everything
-sat buy offered dinky shop or store
or an upstairs room. And the seller may belong to any
race of mankind.
Anything and everything goes on and happecs all
up and down this street - the street of Shattered
Dreams" especially on Saturday nights Ever. body
goes when the wagon comes" is the byword of those
who make the teeming life of Hastings Street. it's
derworld and its community of hard working under
privileged and sum shocked dark skinned brothers.
Magnolia Louise Harper had lived along Hastings
STREET for almost eight and had learned much
of the activity of the byways and hyways her people,
who were forced to live and adjacent to this
of Sepia Detroit
liz knau at vast aor;tx, not~o
population of some $50, 600 and children
of and enjoy the better things life They were peope
forced to live and die in ghetto because their race
origin and badge of color.
She knew, mostly from self experience and read
ing the Detroit Tribune that lack decent housing
segregation and discrimination slowly draining the
likelihood of ambitious energetic industrious and
ageous peope-Magnolia Raye.
Object lessons The Female Impers onators" are set
ting object lesson for othervise one
in unity of creative ideas and in presentation in
dvidua talent complete show unit-w;tness their
popularity at Uncle Toms Plantation, lub Vogue
Henry's Swing Club, ETC. What other group this?
Every shut eye amt sleep. Every goodbye amt
gone are lyrics to popular jukebox tune and contain
much philosophy for certain and women we know
Get the disc If you'd be hep and dig the sermon preached
by Eddie Chambee.
We're thinking of writing short story on the same
theme Huh? There must be readers if there are to be
writer's Thus thanks to all of who do read the New
Detroit Tribune. It's well worth your dime and your
reading time. So long, tillo