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PAGE TWO
Lawsuit Filed Against Detroit Housing Commission
SEEK TO BAR
WHITES FROM
HOME PROJECT
Claim Housing Body Is
Acting Contrary To
Constitution
The Citizens committee, composed j
Os the Jationa l Association for the
Advancement of Colored People, tne
National Negro Congress, the Civil,
F ghts Federation, the Conant Gar-'
dens Citizens league. Detroit Asso- |
ciation of Women s clubs, and other
organizations filed suit against the
Detroit Hous ng Commission Tues
day. Jan. 27. Through Atty, C.:
Lebron Simmons, the Negro citizen
ry moved .?g3lly against the Detroit!
Housing Commission to restra.n
them from certifying whites to So- i
Journer • Truth project on the!
grounds that ’he Housing Comm is- i
policies which are contrary to the j
City Charter and to the State Con- I
Rev. Charles Hill, chairman of
the Citizens committee, acted as)
plaintiff
the Sojourner Homes is growing,
widely, the N.A A.C.P. announced. |
Both the Wayne County Councils j
of the ‘_'lO and the AFL have passed
strong resolution# condemnnng the •
action of the Federal authorities,
who r.'a-ted • political pressure I
and turned the Sojourner Truth
Homes, p.anne.. named, ana built;
for Se~, r * occ panev over to whites
The Detroit situation has national
implications inasmuch as the same
thing has napnened in several other
cities: 3’iffalo. Philadelphia, and
Harrisburg Pa.
JOLLY TROLLERS CLUB NO. 2
partv on Saturday night. January 18 I
In his honor. Hr est with j
! Mme. Vivian S. Nash, owner and i
founder of the Bee Dew college, >s |
j very elated-over the award of ner J
[student*—Milt Onida Bailer and
: M..s Mae Austin, winning first and
: second prize at the Leo Morris
I annual hairstyle show.
) The Bee Dew college is five years
I old and has the largest enrollment
rnr the 'City —or-any —Rare-owned ■e
j school in Michigan.
She has had students from other
j states to enroll in her school, who
have returned to their state and |
Housing—
(Continued’from Page 1)
j city but I don't think the Housing
; Commission should be put in the i
' position of moving Negroes out of l
Detroit,” Edgecomb said.
Says Negroes Should Get Project
Chairman of the Housing Com
' mis Jon, Thompson told the body.
-Whether w e have any authority or
should go to the Negro people. It
was planned and built for them and
should not be taken away from
them because other people have
played politics with representatives
in Washington." He added. “The
only just thing to do is to return
this project to the Negro people
~availao.tS.~t' ihm't ice -what phe-the
i Federal Housing Authority can
| Sends Committee To Washington |
With a,; information on latest de
velopments carefully considered the |
commission delegated Edgecomb
land While as a committee to wait
j ~0 the Housing Authority in Wash
ington. However.. committee |
I function in the Capitol was to ac-
I quaint Federal Authorities w th the j
i ' White and Edgecomb left Tuesday J
following a conference with Mayor ,
Jeffries-Jay the citizens comm ittee
I ard representatives of labor and |
other groups The Citizens Com-
Imittee also sent a delegation to'
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BEE-DEW LEADS AGAIN
I established a successful business 1
I Mme. Nash also has a beauty shop i
exclusively for the users of Bee 1
Dew Cosmetics.
Mme. Nash is our n
ir.g business woman. She is sole
founder of the Bee Dew Cosmetics,
and has a mailing list of 150.000
customer*—cavcr.ng —Lie L'h'tcd
1 Slates and foreign countrie-.
I The Bee Dew Cosmetics are.
“Race Created to Enhance the
I Natural Beauty of Our People!”
I Washington, consisting of the Rev.
Charles Hill, attorney Leßron Sim- I
irons, Mrs. Rosa Gragg and Senator 1
Charles C. Piggs. •
| Mayor Says It's "Messed Ip"
I Asked if he would take a moral
stand on the issue Mayor Jeffries
I said '"No matter what stand I take
it will later prove to be wrong We
have absolutely no authority in the
matter and Federal Authorities have
messed this thing up so that what
ever is done will be wrong in some
body's opinion."
Frank Martel, who represented
the A.F L., toid the mayor that "It
is immoral to give the Negro peo
ple something and then take it away
from them. If this project is taken
away from the Negro people it will !
leave a situation that will be hard
•—H-lhormr'h'v understand the si'.U
ation it will leave and I promise I 1
will have a talk with the Housing I
J “Shouldn't Give I p Fight |
| ing the meeting in the mayor's office j
that the Housing Commission s d ; s- !
patch of a committee to Washing-j
what he could do does not moan
I that the project was "in the bag"
for Negroes.
The committees continued plans
to maintain the picket !.no around
the Water Board building where j
the H tiling Commission .meets and
pc* lied a mass meeting for Sunday,
which will be held at Bethel A.M.E
I church, Theodore and St. Antoine
at 3:30 p.m. See Housing J
Stories on pages two and three. [
Investigate Deatli
Os Homeless Man
A man tentatively Identified as !
I Charles Reed, no home address, was
I dead on admittance to Receiving
t;gated ti e mystery surrounding his
j Listed i.« John Doe No. 59. the
i 1902 St Antoine street, police say. i
It was disclosed that Phillip Walk
er of 3418 Eastern place told police
that a friend, Ed Harris, had been I
told the deceased man had been
Poiico say they were unable to
locate anyone seeing a disturbance |
continued their investigation of the I
death of Reed. Patyn tickets found
on the body identified the man as
Charles Reed, police disclosed.
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RESOLUTIONS
BACK FIGHT
FOR PROJECT
That Negroes are not alone in the
fight to regain the Sojourner Truth
Housing Project is indicated by the
following resolutions approved and
passed by white labor and civic
groups throughout the city:
SOCIALISTS ASK RETI'RN
OF HOUSING PROJECT
January 23, 1942
The Socialist party of Detroit,
through its co-chairmen. H. R. Mc-
Crary and Woodrow Ingram, today
addressed a letter to the Detroit
Housing Commission calling upon
it to use "all the moral and practi
cal pre.-sure” at its disposal "to re
turn the Sojourner Truth Housing
Project to the Negro families for
whom it was originally built.”
■ The letter declared that the dis
crimination practiced against the!
Negroes in this case “is a flagrant
violation of all the principles of
democracy, equal opportunity and I
freedom which we so recently celeTT
brated in our observance of Bill
of Rights Week.”
The text of. the letter follow*;
The Detroit Housing Commission
Mj. Charles Edgecomb, Director
Detroit. Mich.
Gentlemen:
W’e understand that you have de
clared that you are helpless to take
any action in regard to the recent
| transfer of the Sojourner Truth
Housing Project. Despite your legal
| or technical lack of power we be
lieve that there is considerable
pressure which you can and must
bring to bear in order to right the
grievous injustice which has been
done. Ho a large and respectable
group of our fellow citizens.
Wc urge you to use all the moral
and practical pressure at your dis
posal to return the Sojourner Truth
Housing Project to the Negro fam
ilies for whom it was originally
built.
Snatching this virtually complet
ed project from the families that
would have occupied it is not only
an abrogation of a right which they
I hardship i nposed upon a group
[ which suffers under the worst hous-
I above everyth.ng else a flagrant
v.oJahon of al! the principles of I
' freedomVhicn U we so recentcele-j
orated m our observance of Bill of
1
I We earnestly request of you that j
jposal in this matter.
Socialist Party of Detrqii
2847 Grand River
I The following resolution was
adopted by employes of Department
I N-646-N or the “B" Building after
noon shift, Ford Rouge plant at
the-- regular UAW-CIO meeting on
Saturday; Jan. 24, 1942:
community a grievous condition in
I regards to the housing of Negro de
ed by the landlords and real estate
interests to live in substandard
Llwe!lings; and
"Whereas: Our Government rec
ognized this fact and erected the
I Sojourner Truth Housing Project
to house Negro defense workers
and their families to help alleviate
I the housing shortage among the
"Whereas:* These same Jandiords
and real estate interests who are
now reaping a golden harvest from
their properties in the overcrowded
slum areas have now succeeded in
having the Sojourner Truth project
taken away from the Negro people;
I “RESOLVED: 1. That this action
of the Housing Authority is a blow
against National Unity which is the
mainspring of the defense effort.
| 2 That this action of the real
estate operators in putting profits
before patriotism is a type of ac
tivity that must be condemned by
j :V That Congressman Rudolph
Tenerw.cz who was instrumental
in t:'.£*d£clsTt?rr of the Housing Au
thority is as guilty as any other
person of this blow against.national
* 4. That the National Office of the
JIBHB
JAMES P. COBB
Owner of Cobb's Friendly Serv
ice, left Sunday for Phoenix,
Aril., to spend the next four
months recuperating from a
nervous condition, contracted last
summer after a sinus operation.
Mr. Cobb will be accompanied by
his wife, Mrs. Naomi O. Cobb.
Business will be carried on by
Mr. John Duncan, manager; Mr.
Richard White, assistant manager,
with Mlsi Alice Hudson, Mrs.
Bobbie Trumbo. secretaries, and
Mr. James Martin, assisting.
CT O in Washington, D. C . be -noti
fied and that they shall take the
necessary steps to see that dis
crimination by the U.S.H.A. against
Negro workers shall be stopped and
that those responsible for the So
journer Truth action be publicly ex
posed as anti-Negro, anti-Labor, and
anti-DcmocraUc.”
Ford Division UAW-CIO
9018 Michigan Ave.
Detroit, Mich., Or. 9220
U. S. Housing Authority
Washington, D. C.
Gentlemen:
Your action on the Sojourner
Truth Homes in Detroit was a dis
grace to our government and just
cause for the lack of faith in de
mocracy. The word of our govern
ment should be good to its people
and not subject to the whim of
pressure groups. Certainly your ac
i.on is most contributory to nation
al disunity.
It is my belief that the national
agencies thou Id at LeasL_acl on the
are to win a war for freedom that
! we be vigilant, against dividing our
j Y-nir policy of segregation in your
M ed. Ar n we one people or many
I iaces and nations living in the same
land? It's about time you decide!
Yours most sincerely,
Henry D. Jones. Director
Dodge Community House
6201 Farr
Headlines —
I Continued from Page I)
make for riots Keeping the race.'
apart is the best way to crystallize
the prejudiced feelings and em
phasize the differences between
them. This is a rotten policy not
only in that it is undemocratic but
it does not even make for harmony,
cooperation, or efficiency. When
Hitler comes over the horizon, the
white and black boys are supposed
to close ranks and cooperate like
blood brothers. I think we better
start to training the boys for that
eventuality now.
Lynching
In Old Mizu or Missouri, they
lynched another Negro last week
and dragged his lifeless body
through the streets of the Negro
community to frighten the colored
citizens. This beastly action does
more to undermine the race's na
tural love for democracy than any
thing else possible. This business
of burning people alive and cutting
them to pieces for fun certainly
sabotages the national effort at
unity between the races and makes
our screams about the brutality of
Hitler and his gang sound ridicu
lous. The need for federal anti
lynching law becomes increasingly
serious even now that we are call
ing each brothers united against
the dictators, etc.
With Quiet Dignity...
We conduct a funeral In a manner that it
worthy of the tribute you wish to pay your
deceased. Regardless of the price you pay,
all details will be handled in an impressive
way that will be a comforting memory.
FRED A. ANDERSON
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
COLUMBIA 4294 50S WILLIS AVENUI
BILL ROBINSON
GIVES $25 TO
HOUSING FIGHT
At a second mass meeting called
by* the Citizens committee at North
ern high school Sunday, over a
thousand citizens turned out in pro
test of the Federal Housing Au
thori’y's action in refusing to permit
Negroes to occupy the Sojourner
Truth Housing Project after orders
had come through to select race
tenants to occupy the 200 units at
Fenelon and Nevada avenues.
Mrs Beulah Whitby, principal
speaker told the audience that "we
have just begun'to fight and our
fight will not be relinquished until
the Housing Authority has given
this project back to the people for
whom it was built.”
Bill ‘Bojangles" Robinson
Donates to Fight
Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, who
was invited to attend the mass meet
ing, told the sponsoring committee
that "I am with you in this fight
and will personally write a letter
to Ross T. Mclntyre to use his in
fluence to see that justice is done.”
Robinson then contributed $23 "to
Resolutions condemning the facist
attitude of the Housing Authority
and local citizens, including Con
gressman Tenerowicz, who were in
strumental in causing the race to
lose the project, were passed.
A committee of four persons was
selected to go to Washington to
again present the case of the Negro
people before the Federal Housing
Authority. The committee includes
the Rev Charles Hill, Senator
Charles Diggs, Attorney Leßron
Simmons and Mrs. Rosa Gragg.
Another mass meeting will be
held at Bethel A.M.E. church, The
odore and St. Antoine, Sunday at
3:30 p.m. Frank Martel of the
American Federation of Labor will
be the speaker.
NOTICE
Mrs. Juanita Nappers, formerly
of 912 Division, is now located at
993 Medbury. Telephone TRinitv
1-8424.
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Robert Jackson Feted On
Twenty-F ir s t Birthday
H.4MMOJTO. Ind—Mr. ,nd Mr,
E. Jackson, 1004 Fields street, gave
a party for their son. Robert Jack
son, on his twenty-first birthday
January 21. Guests present were
Mrs. Ardella Willia, Mrs. Ellee
Cross. Dorothy Fields. Minnie Box,
Evelyn Haines, Ada Smith, Mrs. E.
McFadden, Elina Booth, Opal Pat
terson, Gertha Crews, Mrs. Crews,
Juliet Daniels, Di Etta Smith, War
ren Landrum, Viesta Box. Johnnie
Harper, Jerry Blackmon, Will Da
vis, Herschal Johnson, Samuel Wil
liams, Haywood Waddles, Thomas
Wallis, Clifton Carson, James Wil
liams, Lawrence Harwell, J. C. Ed
wards, Perry Williams and Clifford
Smith.
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough & Taliaferro
Attorneys-at-Law
1308 Broadway, Suite 403
Detroit, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT *OR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
NATHANIEL BOHIN, Plaintiff
VS. No. 321,896
DAISY BCHIN, Defendant
At a session oi said Court held
at the Court House m the City of
Detroit, in said County, on the
17th day of December, A. D. 1941.
Present: The Hon.—
THEODORE J. RICHTER
Circuit Judge
In this cause, it appearing by
affidavit hereto attached, that the
defendant, Daisy Bohin, cannot be
served by process issued out of
this court, as she is not a resident
of the State of Michigan, but that
she resides in the City of Lake
Providence, State of Louisiana:
On motion of Roxborough and
Taliaferro, attorneys for the plain
tiff.
IT IS ORDERED that the de
fendant, Daisy Bohin, appear and
answer the bill of complaint filed
in this cause, within three months
from the date of this order or that
said bill be taken as confessed, and
that this order be published in he
Michigan Chronicle, and served,
according to law.
THEODORE J. RICHTER
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
CASPAR J LINGEMAN, Clerk
By L. G. Nault, Deputy Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough & Taliaferro
Attorneys-At-Law
1308 Broadway, Suite 403
Detroit, Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
LOLA MAE HARRIS, Plaintiff
VS. No. 321,895
HILTON HARRIS, Defendant
At a session of said Court held
at the Court House in the City of
Detroit, in said County, on the
17th day of December, A. D. 1941.
Present- The Hon.
THEODORE J. RICHTER
Circuit Judge
In this cause, it appearing by
affidavit hereto attached, that the
defendant, Hilton Harris, cannot be
served by process issued out of
this court, as he is not a resident
of the State of Michigan, but that
his present whereabouts is unknown:
On motion of Roxborough and
Taliaferro, attorneys for the plain
tiff.
IT 13 ORDERED that the de
fendant, Hilton Harris, appear and
answer the bill of complaint filed
in this cause, within three months
from the date of this order, or ihat
said bill be taken as confessed, and
that this order be published in the
Michigan Chronicle, and served,
accor THEODORE J. RICHTER
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk
L. G. Nault. Deputy Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough & Taliaferro
Attorneys-at-Law
1308 Broadway, Suite 403
Detroit, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County of Wayne
••—No. 562,451
Suit pending before WILLIAM
1. CODY, a Circuit Court Com
missioner for said Countv, between
THOMAS HOUSE, Plaintiff, vs.
MARY BANKS. Defendant.
Summons issued and returned
that defendant cannot be found, it
appearing by affidavit,
1. That said defendant resides
out of the State of Michigan.
It is ordered that said defendant
appear at the Court Room of the
undersigned, Wayne County Build
ing. Detroit, Mich., at 11 o’clock
a m. on the 27th day of January,
1942, anrt defend the complaint
filed in this suit or judgment will
be entered by default, and that this
order be served or published as re
quired by statute.
The foregoing suit involves title
to: "Lot No. 191 Van Alstine
Boulevard Subdivision of part of
North East Quarter of Section 36,
Town 2 South Range 9 E., Inkster,
Nankin Township, Wayne County.
Michigan."
WILLIAM J. CODY
Circuit Court Commissioner
A True Copy
Dated: 23rd day of December, 1941
Befriend —
(Continued from Page ll
but must work as an extra two or
three nights a week.
The grandmother of the Davis
children has offered to take one of
them Into her home, Out here the
mother was disappointed. For Mrs.
Davis lost the child’s birth cer
tificate on the last visit she made
to her husband, and you cannot get
a child across the border now with
out its birth certificate.
So the Davises continue to live
with the Moores who are sympa
thetic, and the Moore children, who
are school age. don't object to giv
ing up their room so the Davis
children can have a place to sleep.
Shares Food With Family
Leslie Moore works at a laundry
where the pay isn't very much, but,
Mrs. Moore says, they don't mind
buying* extra milk for the two
babies and taking care of them
while the mother continues her
search for help.
An uncle of Mrs. Davis, whose
wife died recently, promised to take
the family into his home but he
never kept the promise. And the
woman with whom she formerly
roomed refuses to take them back
because of the children.
Meantime, the young mother
keeps busy trying to earn enough
money to pay something to the
Moores, see the right people on the
welfare and secure another birth
certificate for her baby so she
a hojjjg is waiting for little Billy!
The polic of ■ Connecticut city «re
using a device employed by hat stores
prisoners' heads for Identification.
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
No. 295,296
In the matter of the estate of
JAMES H. WILKINSON, de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that all
creditors of said deceased are re
quired to present their claims, in
writing and under oath, to sa'd
Court at the Probate Office in the
City of Detroit, in said County,
and to serve a copy thereof upon
J. WILL COOPER, executor of
said estate, at 4439 Lillihridge, De
troit, on or before the twenty-third
day of March, A.D. 1942, and that
such claims will be heard hv said
court before Judge JOSEPH A.
MURPHY, in Court Room No. 319
Wavne. County Building in the City
of Detroit, in said County on the
twenty-third day of March, A.D.
1942 at two o'clock in the after
dated Jan. 12. A.D.. 1942
JOSEPH A. MURPHY,
Judge o{ Probat*
Published in the Michigan
Chronicle once in each week for
rhrre weeks successively within
thirty days from tlie date hereof
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough Cr Taliaferro
Attorneys-at-Law
1308 Broadway, Suite 403
Detroit, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
EDWARD COLLINS, Plaintiff
VS. No. 323,537
NELLIE COLLINS, Defendant
At a session of said Court held
at the Court House in the City of
Detroit, in said County, on the
23rd day of January, A. D. 1942.
Present: The Hon.—
DeWITT H. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
In this cause, it appearing by
affidavit on file that the defend
ant, Nellie Collins, cannot be served
by process issued out of this court,
as she is not a resident of the State
of Michigan, hut that she resides
in the City of Chicago, State of
’ Illinois.
On motion of Roxborough and
Taliaferro, attorneys for the Plain
tiff.
IT IS ORDERED that the de
fendant. Nellie Collins, appear and
answer the bill of complaint filed
1 in this cause, within three months
from the date of this order, or that
said hill he taken as confessed and
’ that this order he published in the
Michigan Chronicle, and served, ac
cording to law.
DeWITT H. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
CASPAR J I.INGEMAN. Clerk
jßy 1 F Grace. Deputy Clerk
IN MEMORIAM
HENRY NAPPERS Tn loving
memory of my husband who de-
parted this life,
one year ago.
Jan. 27. 1941
I mourn for you
in silence.
No eyes can see
me weep.
Many a silent
tear is shed
While others
are asleep.
None knows the
depth of my
regret.
But I remember
when others
forget.
11. Nappers
Loving wife, Juanita Nappers
CARD OF THANKS
The Stapleton and Moore family
wish to thank all of their friends
for the kindness shown during their
bereavement in the death of their
dear sister. Selina Moore.
Columbia 3335 River Rouge, Vinewood 2-3597
McFALL BROTHERS, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
"A TEMPLE OF SERVICE”
714 EAST CANFIELD Corner Hasting*

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