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The Phoenix index., 1941-04-12
Claim British Victorv
In Adds Ababa "Raid'

Western Ethiopian, but they are re-
ported isolated and are expected
TO yield gradually to a force of
South Africans advancing north
ward from Yavello and Negheli.
Whereabouts of the Duke D.
Aosta, italian commander of Ethio-
pia, was not known to the British.
Final surge toward Adds Ababa
was accompanied .y a heavy air
raid Friday in which smoke was
seen forty miles away pouring
from hangers and barracks, accord
ing to the British.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-12
Picketing
Costs Race
Man $1,000
MEMPHIS. Tenn.-(SNS)-

MEMPHIS, Tenn.-(SNS)-
Booker williams, well-known
North Memphian, was fined $26 in
City Court last week, when he was
tried on the accusation of striking
prospective employe of the strike
bound Burton-DiXie Corporation,
l414 Thomas Street. An addition
al charge of disturbing the peace
which was placed against Williams
was dismissed.
According to witnesses teSti-
mony, the colored youth struck
Charles Arnold, white man, with
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-12

a brick when Arnold returned
through the picket line at the
plant, after ne had gone through
the line previously in search of
work.
Arnold testified that when he
first went through the line of
striking workers at the plant,
Williams, one OF the strikers told
him not to enter. He ignored Will
liams' request and went into the
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-12
LEADER OF CITIZENS RE-
QUEST is MOLESTED BY
SEVERAL PERSONS
COLUMBIA. S. c..

COLUMBIA, S. c.
The Rev. j. C. Colclough pastor
OF Sydney Park CME church
Blanding street, was threatened
Saturday night and warned to 'rkcer
quiet" or leave town. The pastor.
who appeared before the Co.
lumbia City Council Monoay
with a request from Columbia citi.
zens that police injustices by the
local civilian and military OFFICERS
be investigated and halted, was call
ed on by several white people and
lectured to. The government has
ordered g hearing into the activity
CT military police in the brutalities
to Negro residents which was
scheduled for hearing at Fort
jackson, near here, April 1st. De-
tails were not available imnedi-
atelV.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-12
BY THE SCOTT NEWSPAPER
SYNDICATE

British fighters and Ethiopian
patriots" reached Adds Ababa,
capital of Halle Selassie's Italian
conquered empire Sunday in an
almost unprecedented victory.
1t was believed the British en-
tered the capital without resistance
after the Italian garrison had fled
north. The victory marked a rapid
swing of go miles since Friday,
when the Awash river was crossed
east of the capital.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-12

Italy'S force of some 10000 troops
scattered to the mountains and
deserts and the British entree, it
was stated.
At Debra Markos, 100 miles
northwest of Adds Ababa, a con-
fuSing situation was reported
Ethiopians, led by Emperor Selas-
sic himself, have had the town
surrounded for weeks and Sunday
were reported inside the town.
A number of other italian garri-
sons are holding out in south
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-12
MITCHELL RAPS DEFENSE jim CROW
is Year Old Girl
Dies From Plunge

opened the Goor and leaped out.
Her head struck on the concrete
pavement. She was placed in the
machine and rushed to the hospital,
where she died about 20 minutes
later.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-12
Is
Given Facts

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va. = (SNS) - "Evervone
conversan with the affairs America knows that the Ne
largest minority group" Congressman Arthur Mitcha s f
tod the u S. House of Representatives here az be
Paceu IN tne congressional Record summary of the Hamn
Lon institute Conference the Partcpaton of bo Nar
in National Defense f y oNe. .t,esto
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-12
H0uSt0n'S Personal
Slave Passes Atf01-

TEMPLE, Tex.-(ANP)r-Living
to the ripe old age of 101, Jeff
Hamilton, former personal slave of
Sam Houston, hero of Texas
legends and former governor, died
at his home here this week. He
was buried in this town. He would
have been 101 years old April Is.
Jeff was we'll known to many
white men Of great wealth and
high in political circles in Texas,
his close association having
brought him many honors during
his late years. A few years ago he
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-12

lister them with us in order that we
may strengthen one another III
standing against what seems a di-
rect challenge to a fundamental
American doctrine"
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-12

: DANVILLE, III.-(SNS)-
This Youth Group met a happy surprise Thurs
day evening when entertained by the Adult Edu-
cational Class The Youth group challenged the
adult class in sewing contest, the losing side to
entertain the winning side The Youth group
On Thursday evening, March 27, they enter
ed by the Adult group.
The menu: baked ham, creamed peas in pattie
shells, potato lad, hot rolls butter, coffee, home
made ice and angel food cake. Mrs. Luella
Long, the teacher, invited Mr.. Magneise, photogra-
pher of Westville, and his wife who came and
brought his moving picture machine and showed
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
LT.-COM. WALTER WINCHELL

Commander Winchell of the United
States Navy on duty in New York during
an interview by longtime acquaintance,
News Services star reporter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Price Of Milk
Won t Increase
During August

A hYe-man arbitration ho7Id
appointed 20 settle farmers, de-
mands for an increase in milk
prices from i 20 10 cents n quart
today announced that current
prices viii prevail AZ lcas through
August.
The board also recommended
that should farmers production
costs continue 10 rise definite ac-
ton should be taken ia September
10 relieve both tho farmers and
local distributors
Farmers asked that zinc whole
sale price OF milk bc increased
from s. 80 per hundrcdWeIh, oi
Grade I 10 S272 beC use g.. am
increase in farm wages an5 tine
defense-created demand for cyapo-
rated milk and cheese The n-
crease would have been passed ON
10 the consumer
The board further stipulated
that II could not see how Inc dI>-
tribuiors could absorb the in-
crease. and urged closer relations
between producer and distributor
besides a program fo educate 'n'
public 10 milk producin- problems
and conditions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Approval
Of Housing Firm

Tic DciEoil- Housing Commits
sion today DELAYED approval II
Jarco Brothers. Now York COM
panN as heating sub-contractorS
for the s Herman Gardens nous
ing project pending investigation
of a report that Jarco Brothers is
connected with "A Sub-contractor
for the indicted Smith-Lipman
Company.
According 20 Commissioner Ed
Thai. q local contractor called him
and SAID ho had been advised 10
approach Jarco Brothers for SUBJ
contracts through the RaiSlcr Cor
.poraiion off New York The
Raisler Corporation held heating
>lb-cOntIacis under the original
Suith-Lipman general contract.
Some OF IT'S agents were named in
indictments
The C8ldwoN-Wngate Company,
now general contractors. has said
n W.l produce anidaVllS proving
There is up connection between
Juco Brothers and the Raiser
(lIHDt ~ ION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Rate Rise SouQht.
On Water Mains.

The Water Board today was TO
ask Common Council for'apcrmis-
sion TO increase Ma1er main as
ScSSmcnt rates following its
-indnncndent action raising connec-
-tt7rrr1 t-llta,t charges -z29-Pef
cent
Under the new schedule adopted
bv the board a "a inch pipe into
"a residence which used TO cost $40
now VIII cost SIS. II was ex-
planned that water department
labor costs have increased 10 per
cent material costs 25 per cent
and meters IA per cent.
While connection service costs
ARE under direct control Of the
board The Common Council will
have 10 approve the assessment
increase.
| Under the now schedule for
which the board asks approval,
water main installation assess
mentS Will be raised from Is cents
TO Sll5 a foot
This viii affect few people il
was explained, because only 3 per
cent OF Detroit streets do not
lalrcady have water mains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

What cigarette are Jo~ smoking now1
Chances are it's one of the five included
in the nicotine tests reported above at
the left-tests which trace CameIs adj
vantage right down TO the actual smoke
itself Obviously, the smokes the thing!
Try CamelS the next time you buy.
Dealers feature CameIs by the carton. For
convenience economy-buy the carton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Out Million, She Sues
To Divorce Count

Los ANGELES. Aug 3 GNS)
Constant humiliation bv her
husband Count Aldo Solito dc
Soils noted concert pianist who
i- sand to have at least IL Spanish
and Italian Titles. made marriage
10 him impossible. Countess Isabel
Marion So.fo dc Soils complained
today IN obtaining a divorce.
She told Judge Roy V. Rhodes
tha thc count would ignore her
at dinner PARTIES and social gath
erirE, and would NOT speak 10
t.r for long +ioe, NJ time
I1 t.r original suit the coun-
i.-- aI.r.ei tpaf Tho count had
-11andaIod $1,000. 600 Of her for
tune
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Defense Stamp Drive In Stores Planned

Because the experiment proved
SO successful i'm Michigan, defense
savings officials i'm Washington to-
day planned a nationwide plan in
10 have 250,000 retail
stores sell defense savings stamps.
Officials plan special sales cam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Named TO Seaway Group

James T.. Dawson OF The Michl-
gan Great Lakes Tidewater AsSo-
citation has been appointed TO the
l0-membcr seaway for defense
committee which is advocating
construction of the ST. Lawrence
Waterway, il was announced to-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
WORKING PEOPLE

y Few minutes eve
ninEs, now and then.
viii put your teeth
right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

paigns in Missouri, Oklahoma and
Texas before September. AT pres
ent, retail stores deal only in
stamps, with post Offices and
banks being the only vendors Of
bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without esiomei-And fUui II jump Cut Of
Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Go

The liver should pour pfnts Of bile juice
into your bowels every day. II this bile is
not flowing freely. your food may not d.
eest II may Just decay On the bowels Then
ERs bloats up your stomach. You get core
stipsted. You feel sour. suns ana the w0rid
looks punk.
II takes those good. old Carers little
Liver Pills % set these p.nts a. bile low-
ing freely % make you feel "up and up
Get a package TODAY Take ss directed
Effective iH making bile Hr~ f-cciv AS
for CaTter'h Little Liver PLs. 81 s and 2ES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

Bridgawork Az a. SIS
Finest materials and workman.
siig. Ne specialize In Bfiass-
s5rs With no s2ia ehglai.
Removable Bridgework
car be taken est ana Steamed
no Grinding Required
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

Porcelain Jacket CfUsHs
lock beautiful ard are
trY reasonable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

TNHERE may be little traffic at $4,000
Il feet, but test-diving any new, untried
plane is no Sunday joy-ridc. No, not even
for veteran like Marshall Headle (abOre).
Naturally, cigarette mildness is i'm
portant to Marshall Headle And in the
slower burning cigarette of costlier to-
baccos -. Camels. he gets extra mild
ness with less nicotine in the smoke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Aluminium RACE
With Cleveland
Sill Undecided

DeirntS and Clcvcland's alumni
mum collecting race was far from
settled today as late collections
continued 10 dribble IN and COM
test rules began 10 plague the
mayors committee
According 90 Howard CroWtll
secretary 10 Mayor Jctlr,Cs. lhc
ipIluNlns questions have proven
stumbling blocks TO closing the
contest.
rs Cleveland counting only
that aluminium collected within
IL, corporate limits /, the
committee there being a. par
ticular rs the Detroit commit
tee i'm accepting only solid alu-
mlnum? And has the Cleveland
total been weighed or has Il
been measured by the yard
stick method?
WANT TO BE FAIR
1--WE want 10 he absolutely
fair" Crowcll said, land do eN-
ac1y as Cleveland il doing. N
+.I.'.,I1.-'-'.-.1-
in the suburbs, we already have
over $4,000 pounds. Otherwise.
our present total is 10000
pounds.
according 10 Raymond J.
Kelly. head of civilian defense
in the sixth Corps Area. chi
Cages $4,000 pounds included
practically everything collected
in CoOk County.
I'VE know, however, that the
only true figure on the ColleC-
ton will come from the SmPlt-
crS after the other metals are
removed. 50 il looks like Wen
Just have 30 wait while to
collect those two skllets that
were bet by the respective
mayors i'm the CieYeiand-DetrOit
aluminium race"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Given
Murphy Post
copuiuht by Detroit Times. All rish. reserved.

Frank FITZGERALD. Detroit attor-
ney, today was appointed Circuit
Court commissioner by Gov Muir
ray d. Van Wagner 10 succeed
George B. Murphy. who assembled
to the circuit bench yesterday.
FITZGERALD was the Democratic
candidate for United States sena-
tor at the November election.
Murphy was elected in Novem-
Der to complete a Circuit Court
term ending Dec. 81, 1871. and was
sworn in Yesterday in his home in
the presence of his family and a
score of close friends.
Because the judge had been i'll
with influenza since Christmas
Day. County Clerk caspar j.
Eingeman went TO Judge MurphY,S
home to administer the oath.
Judge Murphy was sufficiently re-
covered yesterday to arise for the
ceremonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
EveIdnd Begins
Rule Of Banks
In Michigan
rlme. star Correspondent

LANSING, Jan. "A village
banker who refused 10 close his
shop during the bank holiday OF
1898. and disapproved of the whole
idea. came To- Lansing today 10
take charge of the banking situa-
ton.
He is Maurice c. Eveland of
Maryville. named by Gov. Murray
d. Van Wagner as state banking
commissioner.
When he was last in the news,
Eveland was defyng all state and
national proclamations and 1t re-
Qured a squad of state police to
convince him that he should lock
his doors and tell his neighbors
something had gone haywire.
ut wasn't my fault that we
wanted 10 stay open" Eveland
explained alphabetically today.
at was the loyalty of the de-
pOsltors that made II ridiculous
for us TO close.
Instead OF wi { h dra wing
money, they were lined up to put
more in"
A Democrat since he was able
to vote. Eveland never has sought
state office and was amazed when
Governor Van Wagner called him
by telephone TO ask whether he
would take the post. EVeland was
helping to milk the COWS on his
20 ~, x1,bap tho COLL capna in
Ills first problem is whether to
approve chain banking, which has
been outlawed by the Legislature
since 1888. Banks in six cities
have asked for approval of con-
solidation and, under the law
passed during the bank holiday,
chain banking is not legal with
out a certificate of necessity from
the state banking commissioner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Marshall Owns
Peace Offer Text

NEW YORK. Jan. Verne
Marshall, chairman of the mo
Foreign War Committee, :, re-
vealed today he has in his private
possession the text of what he
termed the "agenda for peace"
brought to this country from Ber-
lin in 1899 by w. r. Davis, the
International oil man:
Marshall said he could not re-
veal its contents because that
would be violation of the law
against making public state de-
parment secrets, and might put
him in Jail.
Marshall again called upon the
state department in a radio broad
cast 10 make the information
public.
In his broadcast. Marshall re-
vealed that Walter A, Jones. a
wealthy Pittsburgh oil man and
political figure. was present when
Davis handed the document to
Undersecretary of State A. A
Berle.
Jones. Marshall said was the
Contact man in the matter.
'He was the Presidents
emissary," Marshall said. "He
had several conferences with
the President and with Davis
about the text of the agenda
and also with the President
alone"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
GRAHAM
Forced
Back
international New. service Cable


CAIRO. JAM 2.-While the
main British force continued to
pound the Italian desert strong
hold of Bardia with dive bombers
and artillery, British mechanical
patrols today were reported to
have reached point a few miles
south of the key Libyan base oil
Tobruk.
All dispatches from the sand
swept front indicate that the bulk
of Marshal Rodolfo Graziani's
army has fallen back on Tobruk
and that the British have taken
over control of the 70-mile stretch
of land between besieged Bardid
and the outskirts OF Tobruk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity-Occssionai light
snow and somewhat colder tonight with
lowest temperature about % degrees; Fri
day cloudy and somewhat colder; fresh 70
moderately strong westerly winds.
Lower Michigan-Cloudy occasional lght
snow tonight. and In north portion Friday:
somewhat colder Friday, and in west and
south portions tonight.
Upper Michigan Cloudy with occasional
snow tonight and Friday. somewhat colder
Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

On week days enjoy the two
pages OF comics and adventure
strips in the daily Detroit
Times; on SUNDAY. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics in CoLoRS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
V an Wagner
Civil Service
Aides Called

LANSING. Jan. 2.-The newly
appointed four-man civil service
commission, which includes for
mer Gov. Alex Groesbeck and
which will decide the fate of H.
900 state employees, was asked to-
day by Gov. Murray d. Van
Wagner TO come to Lansing as
soon as possible to meet with him.
81 will phone them today"
Van Wagner said, "to see IL
they can come to Lansing.
hope they can get started this
week. Meanwhile. we will have
to operate the best way we
can"
He designated George ]. Burke,
prominent Ann Arbor attorney,
who was chairman of the Murphy
civil service commission, as chair
man of the new board.
William r. Palmer of Flint Is
Van Wagoner's second key man
on the commission. AS a state
senator in 1887, Palmer introduced
the Murphy merit bill, which was
law until the 1889 Legislature SUBJ
stituted the ripper" act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
POST TO GROEsBECK

Republican members are former
Governor Groesbeck of Detroit, a
strong civil service advocate, and
John c. Beukema of Muskegon,
now secretary of the Great Lakes
/ Underwater commission.
Appointments are effective i'm
mediately and will be for two,
-four and six and eight-year over
tapping terms. After prese n t
appointments expire, future men,
bers will be named for eight-year
terms.
The commissions power will be
absolute in deciding the status of
state workers. Members will or
ganize Immediately to decide
whether present employees must
take competitive examinations to
hold their jobs, or be given quail
flying" tests.
The amendment adopted by
voters November 5 provides the
commission "supersedes all exist
ing state personnel agencies and
succeeds to their appropriations,
records and other property"
CLASSIFY POSITIONS
1T also charges members to:
Classify all positions in the
state service and fix pay for each
type of work.
Approve all pay vouchers
and determine by competitive
performance exclusively on the
basis of merit the qualifications
of all candidates for state Jobs.
. Make rules and regulations
covering all personnel transac-
/ tionS.
One Of the first acts Of the new
commission will be to conduct an
open competitive examination to
select a personnel director, who
will administer the commissions
powers.
BY the wording OF the amend
ment. the Legislature will hold no
strings on the commission. The
only link comes in making an APP
preparation. but the provision
charges the Legislature to appro-
pirate l per cent of the total
pay roll for use by the commission.
. Members will receive no salary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

NEWBERRY, Jan. 1S.-N was
an Urgent call from wilderness
outpost. A veteran predatory AMI
NAL trapper was on the other end
OF the wire.
"a tough baby, huh:" re-
peated the man who sat behind
a counter Uttered with radio
parts and tools.
$50 you fellows are giving up
on him: Sure, I'd like to take
a crack at this guy. He's ono
of the worst from what i hear.
Probably working into one OF
those river deer yards down
there now so 1 can find him."
Leslie Fowls of Newberry, we'll
known radio technician, who also
is one of the states ablest preda-
tory animal trappers, scratched
his chin thoughtfully.
Bad Killer
"ThIs particular coyote Is n
tough one" he unused. Hes
ranged all over Mackinaw
County and the neighboring dis
tricts and is plenty trap-wise.
He's almost AZ big as a wolf
and almost as had kiiieF-eHe-
OF i,t-- worst -uf hrs cfan.
When a game killer in his sec
ton is particularly hard 10 cap
ture and bring 10 justice Fowls
usually is called in-And he usu-
ally gets his man"
The capture Of renegade wolves
and coyotes the number one and
two scoundrels respectively OF our
wilds-is Fowls unusual hobby.
Since ne first became interested
IN trapping furbearerS at the age
Of y. he has tailed more than
200 wolves, coyotes and wildcats.
plus many foxes and others. He
estimates that by so doing has
Ssvcd the lives OF thousands of
valuable game animals and birds.
Conservation experts estimate an
adult wolf kills as many as three
deer a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Wild
Fowl at Isle

A center OF wild fowl study for
Michigan sportsmen and children
is now available at Belle Isle. IT
was announced Saturday by the
Detroit Sportsmen's Congress. A
variety Of wild ducks were released
10 the now Wild Fowl Exhibit by
the committee of the Congress
which sponsors it.
Present at the releasing were
Lloyd Eagan, president, Of the
congress; Charles Lorenzo, vice
president: John Ireland, curator
OF the Belle Isle 700; A. L. Jayne.
chairman OF the exhibit for the
Congress, and Or. +. J. Solms,
of the board Of directors
OF the Congress.
I'VE hope the exhibit will en-
able Michigan sportsmen to
learn the identity Of the many
different species of wild fowl"
said Eagan.