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The Detroit tribune., October 09, 1943, Image 1
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Tribune Awarded For Service To Public
Read Your
Home Town Paper
VOL XXI— NO. 30 2146 St. Antoina
NEGROES WITHHOLD SUPPORT
FROM JEFFRIES AT THE POLLS
WINS DELTA SCHOLARSHIP
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Blk\ Joan Carmichael. attractive
Bnd brilliant daughter of Mi. and
IM-a, George Carmichael of Fisher
■A's v»m the winner of one of the
■h !■(**■ S|oo scholarship* awarded
[Tribune Lauds Shafer For
ptand On Colman Case
1 * iiM.il court miiTii.il *rii-
I -.v *p< h reduced William T.
I former < <unm..tiding offi-
I's. ift i !«•* Field, Iron* ml
r ' laptnltt ;i* :c result of h:*
■ »in last month of i.irol- s
1 rmat In «<mn« ction with
I ‘ ’tilling of Private Willie
V'l; i... rnav he illegal untlV milt
• Tito court tnaiti.il man
t" ' 1 *Js forbid* the i nlur’iim
••f an c ■ \:•
!• the sentence of the court
• clfnii/sal from the ,«etv
!" hard lat. r without mn
•r» the \frdht in the colman
t i e n.,« rendered he th* i utt
there wa* much public
p r Ja n*; It* leniency
f ' "- '••*-man Paul Shafer •*»
r ■ m. was parttrulnrlv vigor*
*•' n hi* denouncement • T the
*' '• and informed the Detroit
tv* had requested the
*" ‘ Affair* c ommittee, of
h e !« a meniher to here
reopened. The Tribune
"ecioti.ly *rnf t otmt i *.«in;»li
Pastors Round Table
To Discuss “After
ar Employment”
Tuesday, October 12, M p ni . in
I’* • •-unge of the St. Antoine
*'•"11 Y.MCA with Rev M. If Colc
*’ •* pastor of Macedonia Baptist,
a * moderator, the “Y” Round
* *e will he continued. Other tnin
s‘ s appearing on the panel wtli
** Rev, Horace Wluta. pastor of
•ytiiQuth Congregational; H. Car*
J°“• of Scott M. E, R. L. BradC>.
r ’ P J; >tor of Greater King Solo*
°'t Baptist, and M. R. Rhoncr.ee,
P«tor of Alien AME chapel.
The subject of the Round Table
“‘Atuscion will be "Full Employ-
After the War.” This subject
thojld be of sufficient interest so
u to ••tract a large audience. Amer
cans everywhere are looking for the
"tswer to: How may a postwar
•lump he avoided? sow to absorb
ih« disbanded Army’, (’an Interna*
tonal Collaboration promote active
►mployment’ What doe* Michigan
teed that labor can supply’ Will
''’tmilation come from government
•übstdies or industry?
EAPINO NEQ PyO vty E?{<.LV OF MICHIO AN
this >cnr by local chapters of the
pelta Sigma Theta Sorority. She
will matriculate at the University
ol Michigan.
Shafor it t’iiJ'iiin • f coinmenilr*-
tl ii on hi* stand in pr-*t**» ng
.teaitiM the t’oltti itl v**c*h. t
t'olm.it; vv i-i not. ordec'd '’'l
mi* ed front the *> 1 'he bv the
v ~|di. t of th,> i out t mar: i.it l>e.
• •• whie It lt«- "as tiled.
Secretary of War 11 ti i' T-.
Stitn* n approved th•• reduction 'f
». •.,. for Oilman last Thursday,
!>\ making it a direct oichr of
,i* cm it lie ttl*<* ordered Oil
man to ippe-ar in f 're an \tnty
iio.c: and which ha* authority t> re
i.» hint ftivtn n<tt\e service.
Don’t Rest On Your Oars
By J. E. McCALL
'['h«' Detroit voters went to the polls in Tuesday's
primary election and staged a revolt against Mayor Kd
ward J. Jeffries’ administration. They nominated Judge
Frank, ii’il/derald l»y a vote of nearly two to one in op
position to the incumbent in the City Hall. This revolt
of the voter* was in protest against Mayor Jeffries inef
ficient handling of the recent riot situation, the arbitral,v
attitude of his police commissioner, inadequate protection
of human life ami property, and the attempt to cover up
hesr ami other administrative weaknesses by the issu
ance of unconvincing riot reports placing the blame on
\ etrroes.
Tin* fart that Mayor P ffii •*
\\;i* endot Mil by the local metro
politan itnllic*. Impressive as It
wa*. did tid keep the voting
public fiotn thinking for it*<df.
T 1,,. elect hut returns show shat
tho Detroit public thinks about
fi„» need for ;i change in tin* nd
mlnistrntl n es out* <iD ■
ft) front page editorial h‘»t
week, the Detroit Tribune point
ed out Mayor Jeffries failures
nnd endorsed trank Hu-
Gerald. We said ”It is the hon
est conviction of this newspaper
that Negro ciiUens nre likely to
,trelvt more human consideration
fr.-m Judge Frank Flu Gerald. If
SfOTH F
Render*, new* ngenl*. dMrlbn
tor* mid ndrerlNer* who *end In
niaterinl nr rnnimnnlente with the
Detroit I'rlhnne offlee nre n*krd
In Inrlnde unit number* In *H
addresses 1
Dr. R. Nathaniel Dett Dies
SUCCUMBS IN
BATTLE CBEEK
ON USO OUTY
Dr. R. b'M* \ ithanii 1 Rett of
Ro< heater; S' Y. famed rompo*-
f", to.i>lifi and rnnduetm - , d|nl
earlv Mnndue from :> h‘>ar: n*-
tarV nt TTMtlf ■ 'rook Mbit Dm*
wax In Mi< hi” .n on s!\ «.<■■’,
. y c icitin •rn fn>rn flt o | sO i . >1 f
' •■■<•* mn~li ■'T r i »ivl(l-‘» stid hi 1
■ '■•:.* untied a WV' clt pij« ,v !•" >rt
Cosier,
TV He t wit.' e .• f.i it !pa ’ ants
\x> i>» «iT iv. -• \vi» ,’Ko known v?
•’••• **>ll«< <>\ ••»■• ■ " »f !*•••, i|j\ \f ,i
itor
Hi* w •>' w • ’.. inf on ;t »vm •
phone which C durobia Ruud
mstlne compun v hud i nirttibsalnii
ed him to write. For yams h>
wax Identified wiih a < 111» «r
whbh hroadt nt ft ottt Hampton
Institute. Hampton. V«,
V volt!min u« »•* Ilmor and ar
r*n«r o f Negro folk Irti\- Pi
TV't <!'.<» romnosrd p f ;ino u(I
' lior.iT imn n«>*Htonx Hl* ' rin*
( '’.de.'incr if Mn»i>- " n mufo-ln,
wax first performed ! .* «h« f’irt
• Innatf Svmnhi nr otihesfra lie
!-o HTn'i’ thi "M , - i;. l »1• ■
"and "In the TV.flm’s Suite" f<r
TV. P«'»••« era• ’ m. ' •
tlicit' fi o<l,hti and rent t TVimi
n ondxvfllo. Opt «!:■ i e he wax
r rivt He attended fthevl :t •<d
•i'lt». and rerrtvrd a doctor itc
In nni'ic there
OVK.R TOR IN HONP S\l F
Sampson, who set ker u< wtl at
SIO,OOO worth of War Ronds, sold
$l!l.t»50 worth, it was made known
tins week
Mrs Ruth Cunningham. music in
structor, sold SO.fiOO worth and little
Miss Irene Whaley sold sor>o.(H>
l*iituipal C. I) Reynolds congratu
lated the fine faculty and student
body on their splendid effort*, The
children who were not able to buy
bonds bought stamps in large num
bers
ho Is imniln.ilc<l nti.l rl> <'• >l. than
from any of the ntfn r mayoralty
candidate*." Wo now ii peat thl*
tateinent with added emphasis,
Wo aim reiterate a not tor »t:re
mrnt which appeared In out* same
• dltoiial: to wit "Wo w Uld
lathrr «•> down,ln defeat on the
>Mo of Jurtlro and fair play Ilian
win with fin administration wlthh
noonis deaf, blind and dumb to
the welfare of the underprivileged
minority we represent."
Negro voters played an im
portant part In Tuesday's elec
ilon. by helping to give Judge
FttcGerald a commanding lead
over Mayor Jeffries. Tn some of
the N'egio precinct*. Mayor Jef
frie* received only four votes to
FitzGerald'* 1? r * Jolt \>e' o*
were not the onlv oltlzen* who
repudiated the present city ad
ministration Oraantrod l.abor.
Jewl«h voter*. many Democratic
(Continued on page ®)
DETROIT 1, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9,
COMPOSER DIES
.wm
> \ i'll t>m i um
Churches To Hold
Choir Festival
Tlw> Ann Arbor Difir id ,•( the
Methodist Church is pl.iim:n;
third annual choir, fcsti* al for Sur ■
tlav evening. November 2N. m th
First Methodist Church of 'Ann A: -
hot Invi'aiinn* arc being t>:*ued t! >-
■seek by festival director Hardin
\ ..n In,. ><-n to a I M.' .no t
Chun h choirs ..f t)« district to
participate in tic* tM,».vsi*d th
which usually numbers .'h'iO
I.ast veer choirs from chitrchfiti
Ann Arbor; Bcllwtllc, I), nton, F;
Hmk Howell, Lincoln Perk. Monrot
Morenci, Saline, Wayne, and Yp-i-
I,inti took port in tiie alTait. win. 1.
is otic, of tlu> principal district ac
tivities. District Superintendent L'l
- Butt of Yp.Mi.inti, who is ;n
charge, avet . that the went has i
Mui! iijat nig mlluencc upon th.
church music of tlie district, and a
unify trie «fleet upon the Hunch.
The general public is always coidial
!\ invited to attend.
JOE MEETS DETROIT BUDDIES AT INDIANA CAMP
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PHONE CL if*' -d 2921
Fitz Gerald
Gets Plurality
Primary Vote
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perintendent.

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