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PAGE FOUR
THZ DETROIT
TRIBUrE’f
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Enurt4 a* *«ood claw aa*tt*r I'. th* Pc#t OfScs 11 Dt-rol*.
Michicma Tader &• Ac! of Marcb 1 IST)
Term of Sabtcnp-JOB *P». v »bl* >3 »d*4ac€i
Ott* j*«r |i ?i. »u moßit*. II w; ibre* tccßthi. <• :. ?0.-*l*n
•crlpiK/BJ, IMS a year
J. Edwtrd McCall. Eiltor CXarlei X.«.«•». u^r-rai
M K KVil. AdTerxi#m V*a,*rr
H b Croan Company *.♦' Fit''. Av.-fc-e N ‘ V *k
O') N v.. NaUotai A-J*ert.».t< fl-l - i-r * .r
THE RADIO AND THE PRESS
When the radio nr*! bet ante •v:de.y u.-*‘i for w
mercial advertising, iom* publisher;* became alarmed
and feared that this new advertising medium .'■a* d*.->':ne*J
to put newspapers into bankruptcy.
Experience ha.- demonstrated, however, tr.at nothing
of the sort is likely to happen. Ir. tact, radio advertising
has made business people of the Lmted .states more adver
tising-conscious than ever, and progressive new-paper*
continue to get their full share of tr.e businev*.
It is obviou* even to the lay-citizen that tr.e .arge
business concen s that advertise extensively ver the rad.'.*
also spend correspondingly large sums in new*j aper and
magazine advert.semer.t*. The*e succe*sful hu-iness e*tab
lishments know that radi* adverting alone doe* not and
cannot reach all the prospects avai.aole.
Radio advertising i* -*ed primarily :>r c -vering a
large area quickly, but :t .* .e** permit.er*. a : *e** im
pressive than newspaper advert:*rr.ent*.
What is *een by the eye makes a deeper impression
upon the mind than what the ear hear* and :- longer re
membered.
Furthermore, news and advert.*emer.** tr.e print
ed page when once read may be rrferrea t. at will or pil
ed or. to other reader*
As vet. the colored i.tizer.* oi Detr.-.t u* not po—es.*
a radio broadcasting -tat:-, much a* .t .- t- be desired.
We have several 1' -a. p-.:r.:*ter*. however, wno broadcast
from time to t.me ..ver To- mrr : ~ a.ions.
This effort .* m~ -r. ; - " r•> regret tr.at th.*e Ne
gro program- do no* g* */ -r rr. re ; werru. -tat: r.*.
so as to be heard by larger radio a-dier.-:es.
Probably for a or* t.me * me. .r m
means of r.gr.* r.g tn- • attie- : -r *- at : -'ett.r.g ' ** r
our menage * the •’ r.: a* l«. r -*
largely limited * the N'eg: •'*•** * • ; r-v e.v:,
our puipi> *re wH* 0r,..- . * - .7* • -
si on which *•’■*- v. r. and :*•' • w.t.n r.*- ; --.0.-r excej ■
tion of the , -f* -r..t;. we - ' ".Art - n-u-.ru^
through our v»te-.
Therefore. - r.-m v. e- . rt -r
helping build uo -orr eth: g i- *ta*.;on* ue-
Jong t '' Iff -•' - , - • *
us.
THE TRAGEDY OF UNEMPLOYMENT
To b- a.iy a*.ie to w*>rk ar.d | have a good
permanent .v ire ole.-.-.ng* wr. r. -hou.a oe treasure*. b%
all who po."v - -
‘Or. the tr.*-: r.ar.J. * • *-•*• ar.d e.ger v work and
having love: ' r.e* *. *. * ; rt. although r.o .00- are a\a.i
able. are Tag. r. : tion*. -u . h a- have i river. rr.*r.y in
fortunate rr.e:. * le-bera'.on.
An example o*. tr.e ‘r .gedy of unemployment occui
red in Detroit .a-* Saturday rdght ar.d cost the lives of
three human being-. A desperate jobless colored man.
having bee . a *.r- : n.ie robbing ast re. -hot to death
the two officer.- had arrested him .and in turn wa>
killed by other pchcerr.er. who ru-hed to the scene.
All three 0: *.r.- -lain r:.er. v —re married and two were
the father- of -mail children.
P;* jrrj. ad ♦ ',*• >•; iored that this triple tragedy oc
curred I<U : . : v..': ,r.d several fath-rie.- < hi!-
dren to fa ell ■ tern real ( life alone. It .- equallj
deplorable that e* onomic cord.*;*,ns in our country are so
abnormal tha* : .rteen million American citizen.- should
be compelled to rema.n joble-- and dependent, in this land
of plentlv The-e condition- tend to drive many men ar.d
women of weak character t- \ ;r*ue careers of crime,
Os tour- -, rirr.e never pays, but there are many indi
viduals v.ho --err, tr prefer risking their luck with crime,
rather than rerr.ai: oble- and -ee their loved ones in
want. • . .
u . h >pe that normal business prosperity ma> *oon
be restored to our country and to the world; for crime
among nations and individuals increase in proportion as
unemployment and poverty increase.
FROGS CAFE
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Completely Improved Service
Fresh Tasty Cooked Foods
1529 Beaubien Street
_ ■ —-
m—sms—s——a——n^-^—«
Two Big ANNIVERSARY Specials
One for the Hair One for the Face
Hot Oil Treatment _
FREE 75C
With each Shampoo
DeLuxe Facial
One Jar of Softskin . .
/ oC FREE
With each Facial
La May Beauty Shoppe
4714 Baaubtan St.
Hear Fsrest
TBLEPHONE THRU ACE M 874
Sr. 1.. W. ('vale Ptods
Miss A. M. (rocket*
Ikll I- RekoU Knhj West
Faye Miller Flossie Msr-t
Fdna Walker
EDITORIAL PAGE
School Childrens
Verse And Prose
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SCOTTSBORO
• ('•ntinued front Par** I*
wh • >n.v . it
Alabama .<nrj , h~-‘- appeal* will he
*?.•■ AiebaUa su
and. if n*cv.
• u-. 1:.:•••■: .••’ate. Mipreme
I
AS i*h •!.* ’rack'-*
c\*rge, :t > ii‘--~--. ) :y .• n1 y to say
that r.h‘ Scottsboro Defense con..
> ccmpcs-d of -even na i
nopal ■:sanitation- earh of whi.nl
i- j»-d!o'i» of i>. pre«?ige and .»•
tegri’y. that :h»- chairman is ih
R.ver.nd f>octor Allan Knigh*
f'ha!rr.*r- pastor of Broadway
Taht.nac!*- church one of *he larg
, /ticregations In New- York
and *h- treasurer is Colonel
Will am Jay S'hieffelin well known
fdiilan'h j.i»r aid benefactor of
»«■ > "du ation thiough Tu-kcgee
:ns*t*i; * Non*- of these organiza
tion- or individuals composing the
Scott .-horn Defense .Committee
i ould be aCCUfed of racketeering
on thi- world-famous case
Put In lH*fen*e Fund
■ With respect to the sp'aktng
tour taken by Mr Montgomery and
Hoy Wright. accompanied by Rich
.ird B Moore, under the auspice*
of 'he Scottsboro Defense commit
tee we wish to state that the two
S< ottsiioro youths were paid slb
a week for spending money but that
all their expenses, including train
fare hotel bills, meals, taxicabs,
clothing, laundry and other neces
-ary items were paid by the flcotts
boro committee. All proceeds from
the tout above expenses went Into
tlie defense fund to carry on the
fight for the remaining defendants
| Since returning from the tour Roy
Wright ha* been taken over by the
I famous dancer. Hill Robinson, in
I accordance with an offer made by
Mr. Robinson )ast*Julv Mr Robin
* son has agreed to educate Roy
J Wright. Mr Montgomery has been
i remaining in New York and has
been supported by the Scottsboro
Defense committee until arrange
ments can be made for him to go to
school or get a Job
"The Bcottsboro committee mak
es this statement in order to clear
up the situation created by the re
lease of Mr Montgomery's state,
ment. now happily repudiated; and
to remove any misapprehension In
the minds of the public. The com
mittee wishes to state that the
fight for tlic frr-t dom of all the boys
will be carried on without any let
up.'*
Montgomery in his statement,
according to the committee said:
“I am very sorry for the state
ment which was made to the
papers. I wish to apologise to the
Scottsboro Defense committee af
ter reading that the appeals had
been filed for the boys by their
THE DETROIT TRlbl NE —SA TL’RDA\. APRIL 2, 1938
THI HKOUK IM» MY Cook
The ripplir.* brook
I* a* «*m if my cook;
She »if«h*~* the «un
Xti!« her little brook run*:
She *:r.f* and she grumble*
While the **e-t br >ok rumbleo
She .ir-*
Wh-n rhe rippling bniok weeps
, Tre *»eet little brook trie* f*er*ake
a -*r
Sr- »;»*} » ioriken* with a anap
V-u re n -«t like my cook, little
brr- k arid I know why.
V *u aiwav. answer with B'wweet
rep!)
Edith Coulter, age 11—? B
ILYIM. KITES I> JUKI H
Is March th**- »:ods are strong and
cold “"■*
• Ar.d often *kies are gray:
In the distance you will see
A kite flying up to gay.
It flutters and sails so high
W* *hink for a moment u wilt
touch the sky
Carrie Wade—7B
o
Ml 4>n PA
VL» :n ‘h- kitchen
Makin' up bread,
1 Pa :r. the bedroom.
Tryin *0 make the l>ed
ir. the attic
S* rubbin the fio - .
Pa I ;es a:n t ewine
< all you r.o rr. o "
Has }c . made ut dat bed'
.V Ma. I air. t fjul*e thru ‘
‘ Mans y ; and m n.ake haste (
I kr.'wk > out o’ you
I
"Na pa -rt- r i > -ur hand*
If you i* able
And s rjr. right down
To d> here ’able.
jCai-e ••* break dls bread.
You 11 Lave to p*ill awfui hard j
I F you know I u-ed
Ai> !r*-a- to’ lard
Bernice Jackson.
471) Tjreman avenue
I>.K.,ks like *prine
Li I!vat Andr-ws—age I*»—7B
• *1) Mr.lburj Apt. 4
AWARDS GIVEN
(fontinued from Page b
Blackman, George*te Jot,•?* Nancy
Sander* Lillian Andrews. Irere
Hi nI on Francis K*tls. Anna ihtvis.
Richard Mlllinkov. William Wood.
Alice J*-an Allen. .Jam*-«. Millinkov.
Evelene Hunter
Miss Jean Seidef. teach* ; a’ Gar
field directs the club Tlje officers
are Joy a .Sherrill, president; Lil
lian Takser. vice-president, Martha
•Gordon, secretary I>or thy Evans.
assi-tant secretary-. Elisabeth Fld
monson. program chairman.
FRATERS PLAN
(Continued from Page 1)
"Realizing the complex problem
with which Negro youth t> faced
to-day. an effort is helm: made to
interest and guide yonn-- people
Into the right c hannels because we
fee| that any effort that will help
direct some young person onward
is not a vain one "
The Guide Right Committee b
composed of the following
H Dudley chairman. F' Wil
liams. Jefferson Barhwell, S.
Billups. Galente. H Sweet FI Mar
shall FI Swann, and George Cath
eart
lawyer. Mr F'raenkel. I ~m inter
ested in the other boys and I felt
that they had been sactifited, but
1 see better and as long as I can
see that something is being done
for their defense I am willing to do
what I can.
“I had written a statement short
ly aftet I came to New York and
left It in Rev. Marten's office and
more words were added it* it and it
was released without my know
ing Some things I didn't say and
couldn't have said them with a
eeventh grade learning I couldnt
wouldn't say that the tour which
and wouldn't say that the tour
which we made with Richard B.
Moore was a racket. I know that
the tour did help the defense of the
boys still In prison and that the
money that was raised wasn't
handled by us or Mr. Moore but
was sent Into the committee and
the committee sent Mr. Moore our
expenses
"I hope that all my friends will
continue to do what they can to
help those boys get their freedom
and I also will continue to help as
long as the fight Is carried on.”
©
Mention the Detroit
Tribune when you are
•hopping.
PROTEST MADE
ileßtiaaed rr»Bi Pag* !»
1 In Detn ,t we r. ive been refused
‘.. New Deal :. ‘he PuM Office by
the pos’viafter wh-*m you have en
dorsed
A# s ur *. cfbt'ients we here-
j; h #u: mi** ? vojr C' J 1 JcjAfTA'
• ►- (> f * •' it*f Mir.aMon and let
-1 Vs “ .... ~r P f tn.a *’ r ts :s th
.,,, }t .. , • •>., jetroit P *>tal
la,;’.» ar.d '*:■•: » that you
?;.<• ;i« n.itati ‘i.
* K )| , * ’ \ '? * ,r *\i * •
i f niti» r. S* l: »
We -am-«tiy 4* *>• sou reply
a. • aha- defni'e - • y, .. a lib
Y .** r- fpee tfuliy
NATIONAL ALLIANCE «»F
p-STAL EMPLOYEES
Re* but: T.
1 WHEREAS : - * Pre
«e* admin:-*-st: :. .a ■ - P *’ °-*
ifiev >;i*-.n.-r.‘ the - have v^ B
appr, xiati’ely 'htny pr rt. t: >r.s to
*:• r- ‘. t* •: r --. v r -"
c'4ftrriii
WHEP.EAS =.4‘ , ; : • >■- ’
-r-era' r-c-' • t»-e mode
•c‘ f *.L- .. U **: r.-:ne v >k»red.
ANT WHEREAS •*• ; -fer.- i
WHEP.Ea?. P »-n v-r- in i hi
,i- New Y* k. Ovelani *'incin
r,u Br klyn ar.-i Pr.na'i-.phia ar
j, - *•. .sh * 7 —r::. N-trye« *o
-x-rctf- *h*ir -ightf a- ar.> other
; >-s; entplnv*»e« ‘ a,:k :he pre
ferred ••un.ef.*. .i- ‘her :ac«-«
•f P- -pie ..r. !
WHEREAS It !- admitted !» *>ur
P fma.-’e- -’.a- th*- : at* <f e(ri
-r.' y -i ::.*—l *:*T,*:e an: -i.c Ne
grr-t-i v. I*— tr• *i*■ Office i« :if
* ,2 V „• ,!:>■ vh r *up r r.. e
THEREFORE • -
TANARUS: a- 1 .. N,*• ?. Alliance f {•■ -•
b'E Err 5 t. 1 ** * P
r - . «i- h a*a:.- d:-‘ rimlna
fur ;. * —* Iv- i Th.v
■ - • I ... :z *r.- • . enlist
P.-id ‘h* Detroit Tribune each
week *nrf «end y ur i*e a! new?
i’en.s 'a *he local correspondent.
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RIVER ROUGE
Retr W M Ferrel of Cincinnati.
Ohio i* here conduct inf a ten day
meeting which U proving a great
success He is being a*ai»ted by
•he pa-tor of Cnlon Baptist Church
R-v K C Copeland, and Rev. W.
M Halier
Oiirer Griffin and Thuma* Neu
> m accompanied by Rev J Mile*
.ir. 1 Mis Mile* of Detroit motored
i . Grant Mich . for the week-end
• rip
Mr*. Mable I.cwry i« very sick
w th pneumonia in one of the lo
cal hospital
Mr- Ire tie Reid 117 H»lford St.,
who w a.- operated on in the Sent by
M•• m iai H -pital is home ar.d
much improved
Little J I) Walthall Jr i* much
impr< v.d
The Twin City I»>>rcu* Sowing
Club met at the home of Mia.
G ;i:« -l< Polk St Thursday even
ing Mr* Alvina Howard will en
•.-•ta:n the sewing club April 7
The Women* Literary Club re
cently organized a group of girl*,
and plan* i° ■poukor a civic gar
den club for the purpose of keep
ing out girl* occupied in helping
♦o make our city beautiful The fol
lowing officer* were elected: < har
lene Hamilton, president; Cameal
Green, 4 e< retary Carrie Mae Reid,
vi e president
The service* were especally
z( od Sunday at the Church of God
Rev Stephenson preached a splen
did sermon at the 11 a m wor
ship It aa* well received by th**
listeners
/ CRAIGEN
* (Continued from f'uice 1>
Wheeler. and M K Fritz
Among the others present were;
Fred Allen. Carlton W Caines.
Law i ence Carter. Knmn-tt Cunning*
ham. Mrs Carrie Riley. .1 L. Cowl.
ini» Mrs Beatrice Fleming. Mr*
Vivian Daniel- I.oui- Martin. Jesse
\nii«• • « : Mr* Buroui- I* H West-
Mr* Ruth Kills, Tin mas B Orunt
Mr- Jeaeij»-r»«» Worlds. Theodore
M - Motley and Edward
Bake
The n-xt meeting will l»e held
Friday, April 1 at .1 p m at the
Doug la.-« Civic Club, E Warren,
with A C Toodle as host
tilt SL AnUtaa strawt. Comer Columbia Clifford 29*4
Bitely Church Hat
Eighth Anniversary
By turaotao WII«oa
Bitely Mr and Mri W E Ar
thur spoilt a few day* here at
Woodland park recently, much to
the delight of their friends They
attended service* at First Baptist
(Tiurch in observance of the Sth
anniversary of the pastor, the Kev
R D Brown Mr. Arthur was mas
ter of ceremonies', while Mrs Ar
thur gave a brief history of the
church Many visitors from Bald
win ana Idlewtld were also present
to hear the outgoing pastor preach
his farewell sermon, subject. "Be
hold The laimh Os God."'
The Rev W C Wilson, who
has acted as pastor for four
months, took charge as regular
pasted Sunday. March 27. He came
from Mississippi, where he was
active pastor of New Hope Baptist
< 2hur< h at Meridian for eight
years, and for four years, he was
head of the Theological Seminary
of the Baptist Academy of that
city. Tne Rev Mr. Wilson was affi
liated with the National Baptist
Convention. Inc . and delivered the
Mississippi address at the jubilee
session of that flonvention in Ch
cago. in 1930.
Mr. and Mrs Brock visited the
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NO MINIMUM, NO COVER Charfe
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8 SHOWS *
First Show Begins at 6:45 P. M.
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Beginning Friday Night
Featuring
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Swan and I.ee Lula Maye
Johnny Jackson DAVE WILHCKN
PLANTATION
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3 Big Shows Nightly
I'eell Le«*\ Plantation Orchestra
A NON - PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
Wllaoo home recent ly. *,,<l
buted io the pound-show- r <iTf[
the pastor.
Mra Pauline McKnigh’ and Mri
Brew and Messrs Jackson and fin.
cinnatl. Ohio, spent a few days at
Woodland Park recently at (h<
bedside of their sick relative Mrs
Rivers
Particular Women Go T 0
MADAM LULU’S
BEAUTY SALON
Where They Give Expert Treatamt
by Beauty Specialist i n _
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