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On basis of interviews, present a picture of leadership, black and white, of Bagley Community Council

Black author uses Detroit for setting of novel attacking lynching; gives footnote defense of his use of term "Afro-American."

Sixth grade students, predominantly Negro, at Detroit's Boynton Elementary School, are tested as to their social preferences among other students, and correlations attempted with race.

Relates group participation to demographic characteristics of interviewees and their neighborhoods in Detroit and Boston.

Gives summary figures on Negro employment in Detroit auto plants and in four crafts.

Describes campaign objectives and Detroit contacts.

Reports beginning with 1945 carry information on opening of facilities to black families in the areas, and their use of the settlement.

Gives much data on housing, employment, political activities since World War I, although concetrating on subject of registration and voting, 1928-1932.

Invites "trade unionists, veterans, church congregations, housewives, all patroitic people" to the rally."