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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1042
C 9
BAD HOUSING
DROPS MORALE
AT FORT BRADY
Families Os Soldiers
Improperly Housed
Says Churchman
Workers-don’t
let backache
hold you
down
nt'ed not tie you up in a knot. A
Johnson’s K.-d < rot* Plaster applied
Makes you fed fit and raring uTgo.
Be sure it’s Johnson's.
Product of Johnson & Johnson, world’s
SAULT STE MARIE. Mich.—
ANPi—Dr Jami, W Erchelbcr
u.:. secretary of Christian Educa
non of the A M E. Zion church.
in,- a°misSion for Negro troops al
Furt Brady, told the management
l .mmittee of the Negro USO unit
of this city last week, at a meet
-1 in? held at the country club, that
Marie is definitely damaging to
’The faet that the fomrltee—
is bad for the happineSs
1 and welfare of our soldiers." Dr.
Eichelbcrger said. «
! He added that it would be a
into- a place for housing the fam
ilies of Negro troop*
less we are able to prove to these
men that we ate eager to provide
for them the kind <f a world that
we ask them to fight for." the
Asa rule, the way in which the
Satilt has worked to make the Ne
gro soldiers realize they are
Eicnelberger "My visit here has
been revealing of the way you
have opened your hearts and pock*
etbooks." he declared.
He said that he ha? kept telling
the Negro soldier- here that in
event of emergency, in which the
f-il. The whole Negro race is also
' mettle every way here, he as
aC-ted. adding that his., constant
pii.ve: is that nothing more will
Geraldine Bledsoe
At State NAACP
J Conlinuing it. efforts to sot No
' g..n Slate Conference of Branches
of the N.A A.C.P. will discuss
means of integrating skilled train
; meeting has been changed from
scheduled, to Pontiac because of*
I ai that area. Dr J Leonidas Leach.
Mrs * Geraldine Bledsoe, Negro
Detroit, will be the principal speak
:o' Ihc conference which*will be
'held at Trinity Baptist church.
Pontiac.
In response to complaints of
discrimination in Detroit plants,
ic Fair Employment Practice
Commission dispatched two repre
v< agate, tins week Glostcr B
::oit Branch N.A A C.P . report
-1 id The Detroit N A A.C.P..-wag*
of Executive Order 8801.’, lodged
1 protests with the secretary of the
Hudson Naval’ Ordnance plant last
week when Mrs. Beunos Marie
| us defense training was refused
j employment by the Hudson Naval
, Ordnance plant because of color
Asa result of the protests Mrs.
working on a machine in Plant 2
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THE SECRETS OF
WOMANLY POWER
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I
Dry HAIR
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l r:i
ilair May Get Longer
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IF RHEUMATIC PAIN
HAS YOU DOSING AND HOPING
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jo work «*n rheumatic pain. You want
p,r,°of f" vi.h "f. s "r hur c ?? Vou^r/*
itr from rh« um.itir pain or muM ular
«chr«. get C-2323. koc and Si.ro. Cau
tion I »e only a- directed. I ir-r bottle
pun ha«c price refunded if not «ati*fied.
Do Kidneys Make
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Try Tuxedo Club Pomade and see for yourse,. why
Tuxedo Club is Americas leading seller. See how
Tuxedo Club gives hair that extra high glossy look
r
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TO SELL BONDS TO FARMERS AND RURAL FAMILIES
HBLk vHBI : JRHHBHifIHHHHEH
Seated, left to right: Preston S. Bowles. Alcorn
M. college.^ T. M Camp
CONANT GARDENS
MRS. LELA HENDRICKS
"I LIVE HERE”
A garden a perfect mosaic
Deep green against the blackest of
Spread out near a little log cabin—
I paused to admire—who could help
door:
Where pleased with my pleasured
) years of yore.
' A beautiful garden.” I ventured
■holy!
It ought to be fine—l live here"
the tiniest spot of earth
the work, brain or fingers give
Stood perfect as e’er he could make
li
near t.od, whaY a different sphere!
Let's borrow our motto from 'Mam
'll ought to be fine I live her*."
'* * *
There have been many repercus
‘ Finn.* from our criVeism of the play.
"Porgy and Be>*s." pro and con,
,b ,t con. A letter from
j ing the olher side of picture
jyou. We are also indebted to my
Thank you Mr* Wasson —I. M il.
I Dear Mrs Hendrick?:
| "Here is the poem of which I
told vou. No matter h-.v abject
h.s poverty nor how- tow his e.-’atc
in l.fe the Negro ha* that certain
something' which brighten* and
lightens his surrounding- N . other
race of neople have that quality
It is peculiarly ours alone
"Your conception of T ■ gv and
Bt fine, vet l t
profanity and immorality o br" m
j and yet there were other th.ng*
1 "The devotion of ‘Clara’ and
j’Jake' to each other and to tin .r
child, tlic industry of, the group,
the very evident disapproval of
deep sympathy for and generosity
jme lit These all stood out. over
and above the undesirable features
COLDS
666 J|;.
WITHOUT looking greasy and see how much
longer it keeps every hair in place. Army and
Navy and other smart men everywhere de
mand Tuxedo Club—Don't use anything less
fine. And, save money by asking for the large
2jc package.
D C R E Clay. Tennessee Department of Edu
cation. Nashville. Tenn.; standing, left to right:
j. W. Witten, war savings staff. Washingtnon.
D. C : Frank Stanley. Georgia State college. Sa
vannah. Ga.: Lonnie A. Marshall. Florida A. and
I incoln Jefferson City. Mo ; J. IL
White. Helena. Ark : Curt s A. Crocker. Rich
mond. Va.; J. C. McLaughlin. A. and T. college.
wid make her home here. Mr.*, ;
Hughe- and Ms.* Whitten aie v.- t
.r.g the Vasi Jonci of Stockton ,
RLTI RNS I ROM 111 M INT. TRIP
M and Mr# Jcs.-c Parker of
a:t. r -n. r.d m few day# in Wood-'
land IV.-: hunt.ng and enjoying
W.
FROM Nin YORK
\ea V. VC. v .that , f one can .
\. n • ■ . • • she
•■e rg and learning #0 many things
Ml"* \ 1 1/ARK 111 GI LLEY
E - Gulley of
I.ik v T ill man b:.mch YW C A ua?
cue-: -peaker 11 Chatham. Out.
•e: v.l' n." Theic ua* a large at*
Tr. ■- . • M. - Ma: v M-nor and M .-
S.i.. 1 (I .dev were the hou?c guests 1
of die Lynn .sisters while there.
< til i mxisrs 01
TOMORROW
The IV'.-h.ns h.-.h school pub
d im- a .-ch.i.-l paper e.. 11« and th-
I’li.-h p 2 Cm >nicl« " It 1? pub-
P. . i.e D*y now# rd.tnr: Law
ren.'o Alexander. X.. u . Booth.
I- •:!•; . r Wad*
and: - • the :ica> >■ .ff 1.0,. Ben-
W . do vo'r best "always and
I M Ol Oil) ItIR I III) \Y PARTY
T . and J.mir.m Bunn ?o n «
' . lame* Browns on Revere
h..d l».rthd,v> m Sep«e.rbe>
. and Ov . her re.-ceciivelv Terry
: t.,f- age of ten vr:.t« So Mr
aid M and Mr# Biown decided
birthday pa ty which
A,.,v iudd Halloween evening Hal-1
land we,id sctt.ng The v were
! mad » .- f- peetnig Negro
|<'f life’ So : : i .a.- a ’..1:7.0 }' v-
I port;..n of he. D.-puliit,on held
t.n-v • isn't tn..t the ::.rr’> I do.
Ce'- > BL.r.eh- 'll W,-.-: 421 S
Sag tiw Pot' • M V rj in*
Ol R lit \R I* ARE s \|>
-Toe e ■ zens of Con.mt Gardens
are mourning the tr.ig.c death of
Mis Easter Kemp in the Plymo.ih
Kemp
v
. vhr John 1 K. mo. Sr. fie
ld on .... I ■ . J ne- John
1 .. Kerr.i Jr. R v... I K« o and
ThentL.ru K*:» . - M.-m
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‘ ■ Willie B: neon ..-1 f-'her.
Th. mas B- neon: Cl- run e K- nip
t. . h. a. ar.d I) V K- n p
Tim funeral :"a-: wire held f: ,m
the Euenezer A M E. th'iivh Tues*
day ::>■•••: at 11 an -a h the
Rev. .I.ur.e-v Aiken, p.i • of Ver
non C.'.apel A M F < :i;if, h. ..IT.-
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RLTIRNS HOME
Mr? Ter.me il C. ■■■■,,.v 1 Yc
taco. r: . B: a 1.• ■. . and Men -
phis Term M Gfeg.uy ua- a.-
t. Mrs. Let
•Whitten, of Memplu- Ten 11. who * '
the M-ter of Mr.- Liar.. Hughes and 1
7 KEYS TO POWER
FORBIDDIN MYSTERIES^
THE VOW OF SILENCE HAS BEEN BROKEN!
"The 7 Keys to Power alleges to teach. The author says. "All the Mysteries of Life from
the Cradle to the Grave—. nd Beyond. It tells you the particular day and hour to do any
thing you desire, whether it be in the light of the moon, sun or in total darkness ’’
I 5 -
ARE V ° U CROSSt ° ' N ANV WAV?
Tra and e Ass’n To
Hold Meet, Nov. US
T Washington* Tr..dc .i.-.-oc.at:on 1
il program, Sunday. Nov 18. j
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All harness and professional men
:ame.« plaveifar prize? nelse mak
er* all k nda of favors . . . tiny
candv ands coar.*e two levels
birthdav cakes w th *ran. en
al candles . . There were iuv
oodles of e c e..-n •? i.ck'e the
Attired in 11 •
arrt having i grant • re were Bar
ba: a and Yvonne C fer Char e* ano
R a Tinker. Julian and Denala
8.. * Charles Fa.rfax Harvev
Jackson. Jr Cos! e-n and W-mfred
Jones R..gei Pott.mrd Bet tie Moore
Donald Chapman. Tou.--.nnt Good*
w.n Clyde Hopkir* Orlin J tie*
(’•c:.<’.d Ca!riwei: Hui. v Cu and veil
J Har v P its. Johnny Green. Jane
R .e L. ui#e Gacreese. Peggy Hi’.l
Anna and Aaron Dillard and Cly
land Hardy
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