The Michigan chronicle. [volume], March 03, 1945, SECOND NEWS SECTION, Page PAGE NINETEEN, Image 19

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SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1f»45
RAP POLICY OF
STATE DEPT. IN
WASHINGTON
By HARRY McALPIN
WASHINGTON, D C. <NNPA)
Twice In the same week, telling
blows were struck at the State De
partment practice of maintaining
• gap between light-skinned per
sons from Latin America or the
Caribbean and the American Ne
gro. Tor years the State Depart
ment has brought white Latin
Americans to th ; s country and put
ting them in touch with white
North Americans, and bringing
colored Latin Americans and put
ting them in touch with colored
North Americans.
O • *
DEFYING THIS PRACTICE.
however, the National Council of
Negro Women presented Sonora
RoQuel Delgado do Castro from
Peru, editor of the review, "Vida
y Salud" to a group of Negro wom
en at the Council Headquarters
Senora de Castro has been in the
United States as a guest of the
State Department and h:vs mede a
tour of schools, observing elemen
tary school method*. child health,
and public school health.
During the same week, the Hai
tian government, at at
its embassy here, honored Dr Mur
dcrai W. Johnson, president of
Howard unive-sitv. by presentirg
h;m the Haitian Honor of Merit.
Haiti was severely criticized a
little over a year ago by a scries
of articles in the Chicago Defender
for adhering to a strict color
scheme —to the white side—in the
d plomats and attaches it sent to
America As a result of the series
the Ambassador, \nd:e Liu laud
was called h-mr for conferences
with President F.iie Lescot.
Soldiers Urge
Indictment Of
Taylor Rapist
NEW YORK - Thirty-three ml
d ers "somewhere in Belgium"
utilized their t.me away from the
front to send a letter to Governor
Sparks of Alabama, urging the im
neliate indictment of the racists
of Mrs Recv Taylor, who was kid
naped and criminally attacked on
S< pt 4. in Abbeville. A copy of
the soldiers’ lc:ter was forwarded
t. > Yank m Paris, and to the Corr
rv. tee for Eq lal Justice for Mrs
R« y Taylor. M ss Henrlotta Buck
ti n«*er. co-chairman. * a id thL
V ccis
Failure to act in any -uch caw
Is a matter of grave o neern to
everyone bcl.cvmg in the pnn
sipltsof American democracy, the
Icier fro n the soldiers said pat
t.cularly to those f us who face
a ruthless enemy t * pre-erve that
d< mocracy. The fact that Mrs.
Taylor s a Negro make the nat
ter doubiy important
Before Hitler could lead the
German nation buck to savagery
he first had to rreate a special
« of Germans, outside the pro
tection of the i*w and the rights
cf citizens. He d.d it by building
upon prejudice Nazi gangsters
S >amed the streets, attacking all
who opp< them. They were not
brought to court for these crimes
against ’inferior Germans’ Thus
their organization grew and the
perpetrators of the crime* of Li
dice L. ihlm and Maimed) learned
their trade **
Mrs. Bethune Is
A Busy Woman
WASHINGTON D C i NNPA'
Mrs M.nay Mcl/rod Bethune vh le
not c nnertec in any com pensated
capacity with the v< rnment. is
Mil) leading a busy .ife presi
dent of the National Cou di of
Negro Women and i« member of
'.•nous advisory lioardi- she is
constantly on the move about the
country.
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In- - -jilon of officers of the Jolly Strollers
Club No. 2 was held Sunday at tha clubhouse.
2626 East Vernor highway. In tha photo art,
first row. left to right: Mesdames Haiti#
Boyd. Alma Blasingame, Thelma Glenn, and
Ruby Tracker; second row. left to right:
Beaulord Anderson. Mildred Scott. Walter
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1 • ...
Mrs. Helen Vaden was honored recently at a
birthday party given in her honor at her
home. Among those who came to wish her
many happy returns and make merry until
the wee hours were: (seated) Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Steele* Ruth Remo. Katie Farmer.
Mrs. Frank Holley. Ella Mae Cosby, Mrs. Leon
SWEET SIXTEEN CELEBRATION
. -—»—i «*t' —. i'v r'yf 'Tj^Esr — ■■ apßHk pr*
Wfm *<. i •sFIIT’
Mrs. Charlotta Luisa honored her daughter.
Lucille Williams, wilh a party in their Palmer
avenue home on her sixteenth birthday. As
sisting hostesses were Misses Juanita Jackson
and Vivian Myers. Guests in the picture are:
Martha Taylor. Cornelia Simmons. Juanita
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Matter Stanton Fields celebrated hit fifth
birthday last Sunday with a party given at
hit Alger street home. Among those present,
left to right, are: Evon Morton,,Calvin John
son. Gloria Johnson, Meryln Johnson* Floyd
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Bates. Rannie Savory. Annie Davis, Missouri
McDuffee: standing: Milton Savoy. Tommia
Boyd, Ida Bates. Lenora Shaw, Rosie Steward.
Daisy Robinson. Thomas Branham, Marie
Parrish. Naomi McKinney, General McDuffee.
and Lucious Glenn.
Ford: standing: Mrs. Lula Duperson, Madelan
Sewell. Robert Summers. A. Remo. Mrs. Char
lie Mae Dillard. Clifford Ernest. Ira Jones,
John W. Lasenby. Victor Duperon. Mrs. Min
nie Finley. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Harrison,
Moss Herculus and Andrew Mackey.
Jackson. Lucille Williams, Vivian Myers. Ger
aldine Taylor. Primas Williams. Jr.. Alvin
Grady. Thomasina Basell Willie Owens, Win
fred Jackson. James Johnson, Delores Wil
liams. Arthur Danforth, Virginia Price, and
Rex Johnson.
Mitchell Jr., Barbara Jean Smith, host, Stan
ton Fields: Gwendolyn Cunningham, Robert
Lee Starlet, Shirly Terhune,' Calvin Johnson
and Annette Morton.
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Staff Sergeant Jay C. Thomas,
stationed somewhere in Belgium,
was announced as last month's win
ner of the Servicemen's letter
Contest, sponsored by 12 Horsemen
club, as a part of their new pro
gram for club members and serv
icemen. who are former members
of the club.
Friday in.each month. let
ters received by the club from
yome serviceman will be read and
judged on its merits. Each winner
will receive a six-month subscrip
tion to the Michigan Chronicle.
• • •
SGT. THOMAS is the first letter
winner and will soon receive his
first copy of the Michigan Chron
icle.
Other plans of the rlub In
clude a jamboree session held,
every Thursday nite In the Sky
Room, at which time special
favors will be given club mem
bers and their guests. Music, fun
and entertainment by Johnny
Miller and his boys will be one
of the features of the evening.
Friday through Sunday nights,
club members renew and cement
old»and new friendships in the
clubs Sky Room, where smiling
waitresses preside over their pa
trons with eypecial attention paid
to each and all. members and
guests of the 3 2 Horsemen club.
Membership cards can now be
taken by those who wish to avail
themselves of the companionship,
good fellowship and congeniality
provided at this popular mens
club.
Senators Hear
AKA Lobbyist
On School Bill
w A SH I N GTO N—Lining up
with other progressive organiza
tions to support what it considers
"one of the most important pieces
of legislation in our time." the
AKA sorority, through its legisla
tive representative, Mrs Thoma
s:na W Johnson, testified last
week before the Senate Commit
tee on Labor and Education in be
half of the passage of the Federal
A.d to Education Bill.
The bill would authorize the ap-'
propriation of funds to assist the
States and territories to finance
their public education systems and
•educe inequalities and education
a! opportunities through public
arid elementary schools. It would
a’.«io help to eliminate the differ
entials in amount of money spent
on Negro pupils and white pupils
in Southern states, as well as to
help equalize salaries paid to Ne
gro teachers.
Mrs Johnson told the Senate
Committee that it is a commentary
on the inequalities in our educa
tional system that the country has
lost the services of approximately
a million men because of educs
t.onsl deficiencies or illiteracy
She pointed out that this lack of
educational opportunity also ren
ders large numbers of persons un
employable*
Seven From Mich.
Promoted In Colo.
LA JUNTA ARMY ATR FIELD.
Co o —Seven men from the Detroit
arcu were recently promoted from
the grade of private to private first
cl.i-s at lui Junta Army Air Field.
Tne men. member? of Squadron
F are Dova? Ashford. 450 East
Paimer street: William S Motley.
.'P’' Hendr.e street; Julian Sturgw.
8337 Oakland street, all of Detroit.
Fxiiar Danley, 3540 Walnut street.
Jarre* L Davis. 3R45 Irene street.
I"jtster: Jefferson Harvey. 452 Har
riett st-eet. Yps.lanu; Herbert G
Wells, Bay City.
STOLE CASH
Police sa> that they arrested
Ozt s Henderson. 34. 19€7 Jay street,
as he attempted to steal an auto,
a few minute* after he had re
portedly taxen $25 from Dominic
Setgiu. 2165 Erskme street.
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—adr.
Bennett Student
At Editor's Post
DURHAM. NC. Miss Edith
Bishop, Junior at Bennett college,
Greensboro. NC, from Bridgeton.
N.J., was elected to the post of
editor of the official organ of the
N. C. Methodist Student confer
ence held here recently at the
Asbury Methodist church.
The other Negro delegate attend
ing the conference was Miss Thora
Kelly, a senior at Bennett from
Philadelphia. Misa Kelly retired
as a vice president of the confer
ence. a position she took last year
when for the first time Negro stu
dents participated in the confer
ence.
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PAGE NINETEEN
CARDS OF THANKS
I WISH TO THANK OUR MANY
friends and relatives for their
sympathy and kindness dur.ng the
bereavement of m,> husband, Wil
liam Robinson.
—Emma Robinson
1331 Macomb street
TO OUR MANY FRIENDS WHOM
we are unable to reach by per
sonal message, we wish to convey
our sincere appreciation for their
kind expressions of sympathy for
.the late Mr. Ray Stewart.
—Mrs. Alice Gray Stewart
and Son. *
WHEELER. WILLIAM HENRY,
i We wish to'express our sincere
gratitude to Reverend Charleston,
[ our relatives, friends and neigh
bors for their kindnesses and ex
pressions of sympathy in the loss
of our dear '-mother
—The Wheeler Family.
THE FAMILY OF THE LATE J.
B Tuggle. 1631 West Grand
Blvd, wishes to sincerely thank
their many relatives, neighbor*
and friends for their kind consid
eration and condolence during
their recent bereavement.
IN MEMORIAM
IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF
my two brothers who departed
from us one year ago Joseph
Late’y, who passed on December
ft. 1943 and Robert T,atelv, Jr., who
passed February 21. 1944 They
are sadly missed by their Mother,
Father. five sisters and five
brothers
“Gone, but not forgotten*
—C Taylor
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