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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
Business Opportunities

BEAUTY SHOP. Chalmers avenus-Good
business: sellfng account sickness
Pingree $500.
BEAUTY SHOP-Smsll community; good
business; esta olished trade. reasonable
Trinity 2-32i0.
BEER GARDEN-Doing excellent business
splendid location. Reasonable price.
9i73 Keller.
CONFECTIONERY STORE for saie-Rea-
sonable. Call Temple 1-7OO0. line 202.
GROCERIES. meats, wine and beer. SEC
OND BOULEVARD district. Deal direct
with owner. Madison 645s.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate iistines
IN ire big sunday Times Want Ad
Section,
INCOME PRoPERTY-Beer-w Wine Restau-
rant, corner location, living quarters
above. 100 Francis St. Jackson. Mich.
LINGERlE-DREss sHoP-stock and Ak
lures. $4,000 cash. III health. TO.
S-443s.
PARTNER WANTED with 50 600 invest
meni growing business; attractive prohts.
Lenox s675.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
Auto Pepoiring
A utomobiies Wanted


CARS wanted from lndtvid4Als- sly.-Wi-l
call and see cars. DAVIS. 1879 Cas-
FLORIDA buyer mere Two weeks vii pay
$50 more for your car than local dealers.
5efo Cas- TR 2-aif7
JUNK CARS WANTED
HIGHEST DOLLAR PAID. Town. s-f5fa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
Board and Room
Share L rUing Quarters

GRAND RIVER AVERY WIDOW sasr'
vith employed coupe Nif1ie Agsd iads
Reasonable Temple I-7e27
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
NeW Houses for Sale

NEW brick Colonial. on Glastonbury Road.
near Kelvinstor. $500 down. We. $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
Diamond Loans
GEuezteSetviice Di1ectow
!Ssane .sgses: egyeE :. s s.s.s
Nuts
Plumbing and Heating

''KAR Nut" Products Company
TO YOU" 3055 Eighteenth. Lafayette
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
Suburban Real Estate ror Sale

PLEASANT RIDGE Furnished home. re
conditioned made -outside. By APPOINT
MENT. Royal Oak li72.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-09-19
Protest at Use of
Term On NCB
Brings Odd Reply

NEW YORk.-Whcn a young
Scotch pilot in training at Macon
Georgia, broadcast greetings tc
his parents i'm Scotland over the
stations of the National Broad
casting company recently ne told
them he was tanned like a
Niger"
The NAACP sent "A quick
protest to the MIC, and received
Il reply from A. l.. Barnard who
stated the company's regret
ever the Occurance.
The reply contained a curious
paragraph which read: I'VE ca.
readily understand your rcar
tons to the expression used bv
Che pilot but we are sure n,
meant no more disparaginrl,
than any tolerant person il
this country"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-09-19
NAACP Continues
Fight for Industrial
Equality for All
ELM STREET.
BY Capt. ID. J Gilmer-

| saw Lawyer A. l.. Brook.
along Elm Street dresses in the
most charming suit of what lool,
ed to be cream co.ored silk
Lawyer Brooks is not only rich
in cash but in blood and genuine
iChrist-like feeling toward man
| kind. He has just given to the
city land for the housing pro
ject in a new residential section
away from bootleg and other I'M
lawful squalor. Lawyer Brooks
is a friend to man, without a rae
lal searchlight. He is Presby-
terrain and, | firmly believe, one
at whom God smiles because
Lawyr Brooks loves the poor and
the rich alike under the law,
Love We also one another as
have loved you"
Professor j. a. Tarpley, head
OF the Negro schools in Green's
boro, starts the year off with a
bang-this year. He has a high
school band that charms Elm
Street when it parades.
Saw Rev. DR.. J. T. Hairstor.
the pastor of Shiloh Baptist
church looking very we'll along
Elm Street
Mrs. annie NJ. Dodd is prepar-
ing for case in court in re her
brother, Abe, who was buried
here last summer.
Saw Comrade Chase Brown
along Elm Street. Comrade
Brown is the National Command
er of the Spanish American War
veterans.
NHdfloCIe ". I. Is asking Tor
an addition to its Negro police
Of that city because they are
cleaning up crime in that city.
Greensboro, n. G.. certainly
needs her crime among Negroes
Gland up. There are sol awful
sights to see in certain sections
If Greensboro, where crime
among Negroes is thrown in the
streets. They know the sound of
police cars, so am told. Then
all get quiet, but when the
sound of the cars dies the hell
raiSers start again.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-09-19
''PrOtcct Dallas Citizens From
Violence" N.AACP Asks
Department of Justice

Washington. DC. United
States Attorney General Fran
els Biddlc received Il telegram
last week from the NAACp urp-
ing that the department of Just
ice take steps to protect Negro
of Dallas. Texas from Violence
which was threatened if colorcl
students attended he new Lin
coin school there the day il open
ed.
The public school is i'm the area
where Negro citizens have been
bombed for the past year.
The telegram stated I'VE have
repeatedly requested the Do
partmcnt of Justice to act i'm the
protection of, Negroes rights i'm
this area. Local citizens have
to state and municipal
authorities for protection and
have been refused.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-09-19
Association to Hold Action
On S. II. IS Pending FEB
Board Findings

NEW YORK - Walter White
executive secretary of the NA.A
CP, will go to Washington at the
instructions of the NAACP
national board of directors, to
make arrangements for the III
PRODUCTION of Congressional
investigation of the treatment
of the Negro i'm the armed forces
if the efforts of the AsSocia-
ton to get the President to APP
point a civilian or civilian
military board for the investIga
ton do not meet with success.
The decision was made at the
monthly meeting of the NAA-
CPS national board of directors
Monday, September 8, at that
time it was decided not to pres:
action on Senate Resolution rs,
on the basis of assurances from
the Committee on Fair Employ.
ment Practice =that- immediate
hearings are being held on dis
ordinations in defense industry
employment.
The Association has requested
its branches in areas where the
FEP Committee is to hold hear
ings Immediately to gather
sworn testiony and arrange for
the appearance of witnesses on
instances of refusual of employ
mcnt because of race or color
in defense industry employment.
The Comfittee's first hearing.
are scheduled to be held i'm Los
Angles, California, Oct. and ..
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-09-19

ed u in 10 tie lat. As Stubby G
would say it the Us. troops 20
that way themselves.
Matter of fact Americans do
not shine in sham battles. We
ourselves could not become in
terested in out Boy Scouting
another US. regiment. About
all that has come out of the
Southern maneuvers is COM
plants by the soldiers that the
South is the m 0 $ godfofsaken
spot they ever saw. Some of the
complaints were even well based.
Regardless of war or no war for
the army the South has forever
lost its romantic aspects to tho
northerner eve never had any
Illusions about the South.)
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-09-19
WE'RE STILL
WAITING!

lhree weeks ago. the War Department and the President
promised after countrywide demands investigate the racial
che at Fort Bragg ~ c. and Camp Robinson Ark and to let
the public know the result We waiting to hear,
hee weeks ago. the NAACP supported by the Negro press
ana aroused individuals, asked civilian or civilian
military board be appointed by President to investigate the
entire military police setup and stop abuse of coorcd sod
cr stationed IN Southern camps We're still waiting for action
We want to know how the administration and the War De-
Preht can talk about defending democracy hen Negro
soldiers get Nazi-lke treatment
we WANT an END to discrm nation and segregation the
e orce" hep us by sending postcard to the
PRESIDENT the Senators from your state representatives from
your district and Secretary of War Henry Stimson
The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT
OF COLORED PEOPLE
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-09-19
Flower Show at
State On Today

INSTITUTE. - The fifth an
nu;I flower show, promoted by
the FL CUBIC club Of Institute,
with the cooperation of the
West Virginia state college, is
Deirg he'd today Hriday)
Prizes FOR exhibitions Of all
varieties of flowers will be
awarded.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-09-19
Goodyear, Chrysler
And Others Bar
Competant Negroes
Opm Philadelphia Office
Also Charged With Race
Discrimination

NEW YORK-Charges of rae
ial discrimination in defense in
dustries, continue to be reported
to the Committee on Fair EN-
ployment Practice, the NAACI
announced last week when i
received copies of three more
atiidavits stating complaints.
Goodyear Emergency corpora.
ton near Jacksonville, Ind.
manufacturers of bags For gun
powder, is charged with employ
ing Negro women only as maids
and mattresses. According to
the sworn statement of the
Reverend j. O. Clark, local MA A
CP president, one of the mana
gers of the plant said the com
pany had not decided to use
Negro women for any other
purpose. Rev. Clark states that a
number of Negro women have
made application for work other
than as janitreSseS but have
not been so employed while a
large number of white women
are working there i'm skilled
capacities. He says that previous
| training in operating power ma
chine IS not required, as the
plant trains its own workers.
Miss Mabel Hewlett of Phila-
delphia with civil service ratios
as a junior and senior typist and
a Junior stenographer, five wears
Oh experience as an office score
tary and II months more as =
senior typist in the local Depart
ment of Public Assistance. com.
plains to the FEP that she filed
applications with and was inter.
viewed by officials of the finance
department of the l.. S. army
Office of the finance Officer: th,
Philadelphia Naval Aircraft
factory supply department.: OF
NJ district office in Philadelphia
DIVISION of Prioritics, all of wht
Shc accuses of making excuse,
, ana using red tape in order no
20 hire her. She bases her belle.
mat she was Disseminated =
EaihSt because of her race ON tn,
FACTS that number of person.
from the office where She is nov
employed have been hired b,
Federal agencies and that no,
qualifications and cxpcr;ccc arr
-"%o'.o' to many others six
'"li/a G. 1--we been appointed.
clio @AtcI Dr. civil service 4,
u" : AID acaior typist an,
- - s'crc&raoher is Miss Lei;
:. LoYcrette Of Detroit. v
states in her affidavit that al
though she was certified tbre,
ines twice at the Detroit TanI
arsenal and once to the ChrysIe
corporation, for work with tb
Navy Department. by the Civi
Service Commission, none of In
three eertiiications has rcsulte,
III Employment, although cert
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-09-19
Ex-Governor Holt Replies
10 Criticism In Institution
Deals By Governor Nicely
by Homer \. Holt
Gen Governor of w. Na)

u al " Il'l tNI'ttltN W COM
mrnt publicity upon "Nrrly',
FollicS, but the invitation o.
his Wheeling Grafton would seem
to make these observations no,
, Inappropriate.
Buy the Budget Act of 1899
there was appropriated. subject
to the Availability of funds. $3.50.
600. with authority of Tn,
! Board of Public Works to in
crease that amount by twenty.
{ five per cent for he Constructions
of an additional unit for patient.
, at the insane hospital at Weston
I'm June, 1910, the moneys for
this purpose were found to D.
available by the Board of Public
Works and plans were prepared
| and Il contract for the construc-
ton of such unit to house 40
patients was let early i'm Sept
l9lo, the contract calling for
the completion of the unit in
November, 1911.
Unless those now responsible
therefore have delayed or stop
ped the contraction at Weston,
have delayed or stopped the con-
struction at Weston, this unit
should be available for occupancy
before any abandoned properties
IN the state could be put i'm suit
able condition to house and re-
hablIltatc mentally il persons.
There are not now, and have
net been at any time i'm recent
years, aS many us 40 insane
persons detained in county tails
awaiting admittancc to the hos
pItals for the mentally i'll.
AS an emergency measure to
iPct the mentally i'll out of the
county lails, the purchase by the
state OF old. abandoned proper
tirS, not property constructed
Tor the purposes or adaptable
thereto, is unnecessary and
foolish.
- lar as those afflicted with
tuberculosis are concerned, al
addltlonaI patients unit 9th,
rundS Tor the construction Of
when IN accordance with the
budget Act OF 1879, were found
10 be available by the Board Of
upIIc WORKS III August l94O)
IS now under construction al
ii'Ihrcrcat with the completion
dat" OF February, 1912. These
unit W'II accommodate PIP patj.
i'nl+.
! II Is exceedingly doubtful
"hc'hcf inc OId Sweet Springs
property can Dc put III condition
Ns.a
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-09-19

The President after receiving
reports has complied with the
requests which have been made
Wy the Negro press. Negro
Social Welfare and AgiatOr Or
CARNATIONS, and by thousands
of white and colOrcd indivi-
duals who have been writing
the White House since the Ma
tional Defense program began tu
get under way. and has issued
the supplemental order they de
mandrd.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-09-19
The White House Finally
Yields to demand for an Order
FOrbidding Discrimination
In Federal Service
By DR.. Emmett Scott

| WaShingtON-On July 24th
last. this observer discussed il
a press rcleac widely published
and circ ilated President ROose
Welt : Executive Order No. 1902
seeking to encourage full parti
.ipation i'm the National Defense
program by all citizens of the
United States. ,7sss r-7--.r
As Il gesture of good wok0nn1 -
ID at discrimination i'm indDUGty1al
employment, il was wen re-
'civrd and widely praised. Thi>
writer ut the time. however.
'allrd attention to the fact that
the Order prescribed no penal
ties, and that ii was being sabot
aged by War Department otli>'-
ialS i'm placing contracts with
industry by technical interpreted
tons not in keeping with the
Npirt and apparent intentions
# the Presidential Order.
Furthcr, il WAS pointed out
that the factor most largely con
tributing to the general unhappi
ness of the Negro group is the
attitude of Government itself
in discriminating against the
Enjoyment of cOlorcd men AZ,
women who have successfully
UaSHcd Civil Service cNamina-
tion and the segregation and
humiliation of the few who have
successfully broken through the
barriers of racial intolerance
md injustice
Still further. il was declared
that the President had overlook
cd the fact that the csoreSt spot
OF all i'm this mcanncSs is Gov
"rnment itself, and that person
mel officers of Government De-
partments continue with impuni
ty to disregard the just claims
Of colored men and women VINO
have qualified for positins under
the Government.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-09-19
BSTC-N.C. GAME DATE
AND PLACE CHA GED

The football game scheduled
to be played at Bluefield Oct. II.
will be played at Lynchburg. Va.
October 10 instead according to
the BSTC Athletic Committee.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-09-19
Three Mcdowell County Beer
Dealers Get Warning 10 Improve
Conditions Of Their Places

Three Mcdowell county beer
dealers were issued warning
letters today by r. &. Mckinley.
state director Of the Brewers
md Beer Distributors Commit
tee relative to violation Of the
state beer regulations. Specific
charges made against those cited
in the communications cmbrac-
cd permitting consumption o!
liquor ON the respective premises
Two retailers were admonish
ed to cease serving beer to
visibly intoxicated persons and
were asked to eliminate loud
and boiSterouS conduct in their
establishments. Another dealer
was urged to abide more closely
by the states sanitary regula-
tionS in a letter from the Com
mittce's Office in Charleston.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-09-19
World Affairs

- s+***********%*:**:****s
The war will go over through
the winter, and the Germans
will have to defend two fronts,
u task that Hitler swore he
would avoid at all costs. Having
underestimate the Russian re-
sistance possibilities the Nazis
are stuck with unfinished bust
ness on hand as winter nears.
Instead of slowing down and
making the best of things the
German mailman has done the
opposite-prodded the U. S. al
most to the verge of armed par
ticipation in the war. This he has
done in an effort to bring the
whole world down with him
If and when he falls.
Another slant on this action
of a fool, is that Hitler has got
ten to the point where he can't
stop. The army, the people and
friendly nations regard Hitler
as an unconquerble Savior,
and to have the uncouth Reds
not only fight him to standstill
but tie up his army while the
near-arctic winter RACES would
destroy any illusion that exists
and reveal Hitler as just another
big-headed German who bit of
more than he could chew, facing
half h e world and certain de-
feat in the end.
Already the day of lightning
war is over. Even brand-new
"Pincher" tactics have been so
Ineffective lately that they must
soon be replaced by some new
development in the art of war.
The terror of the dive bomb
er has waned-The mile-long
power dive with all stops open
no longer inspires sheer terror
and even the tremdous blasts Of
the bombs attracts more and
more curiosity over fear.
American shipments Of arms
for Britain will hereafter be
guarded by the L. S. navy which
has orders to sink any Axis
craft encountered without any
ceremony whatever. And this
may mean the end of attacks on
merchant ships by submarines
and surface commerce raiders.
The q. S. navy is fresh and
strong and raring to go and it
can be counted on to seize every
q
opportunity to go into action.
Across the Pacific Japan has
about decided to cut loose from
the Axis and play ball with
America. This is about all that
she can do And avoid national
disaster. Having gone too far
with the US. she finds economic
warfare quickly wearing down
her meagre economy and there
are to many of our warships and
those of Great Britain right 1T
her door-waiting.
Vastly impressed by the Axis |
early successes Japan believed
that Hitler could not be stopped.
A d to find that her worst foe
Russia accomplished it has
taken away her breath. There
are not enough japanese to |
fight that kind of war-endlesS
battles in which millions of men
Are slain and loss in materials
is tremendous to say the very
least. J.
With American warships on
the highseas actually hunting
for Axis craft to sink, prospects
of some danger loom as newt
able. German craft may very
properly defend themselves, and
will. And if any Of our readers
in the light of this can claim we
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-09-19
900

Presidents Married In Office
Presidents Of tie United S:afes
who we're married while ir office
included John Tyler. Grover Give.
and and Woodrow Wilson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

Change now! PHILIP MORRIS
TASTE BETTER-AN
THEY'RE BETTER FOR your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Police Seize
7 Fleeing Shots
In Wi|dChase

After a wild chase in which po.
lice fired two shots, two men were
shortly before midnight
in an auto which police said was
stolen from a gas station.
Patrick Doner, %, of 634 Peter.
boro avenue, of the ordnance divi
sion Of the Canadian army in
Chatham. Ont. and Donald Hub.
bard. "a, of 1884 Second avenue,
were charged with investigation OF
|inlawfully driving away an auto.
Police chased the car when II
pm through stop sign at Twenty.
bird and Ash streets, and later
Ned two shots at the auto.
AFTER forcing the police car over
surb. the suspects attempted to
! ke a turn at Ash and Maybury
lO,pd avenue. There the auto
tSed over twice and Hubbard
wslightly injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Old Steamer Sold
PORT HURON, Oct. 21.-The
steamer Chippewa, built 81 years
ADyERTIsEMEN,
Milk Mixture Fol
Stomach Ulcers

A recent medical discovery now
being used by doctors and hospi-
tails everywhere has proven unus-
|ually successful in the treatment Of
stomach ulcers caused from excess
acid. 1t is a harmless preparation
yet so effective that In many cases the
pains of stomach ulcers disappear al
most Immediately after II lis used.
Also recommended for gas pains, indi-
gestion and heartburn due TO hyper
acidity. Sufferers may now try this at
home by obtaining a bottle Of Lnrin
from their druggist. Lurin contains
this new discovery In its purest form.
Easy to take. Just mix two teaspoon
fuls In a half glass OF milk. Costs bnt
little. Try a bottle. IL must satisfy or
money refunded. Lurin for sale by
where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Sdiers' Ruses
.Fadt Border

Desp federal warnings to
~ahauis army authorities, the
march Canadian soldiers
across u border to Detroit "just
10 see . town" is continuing,
immigrati men reported today
as TOUR he Canadian soldiers
raced cnar of illegal entry.
me SanAn army is no longer
ISSUING PasTts to soldiers for
SNORT visits the United States,
anu as Mt the len often
atteiHpt 10 p themselves off as
americans W have enlisted in
!ne SanauiaIfmy, immigration
Latest to ba;zed ard Ria ,r
$500 bond for lersl cr.rd ;,,rv
action were Roi Tredc,.,cho,vy
skl. a. Oh wtor; Joseph d.
S nj -: ana Sbert M. Webb,
~, JON OIL NO. wireless school,
anu Saiuweh sredie, 20, of
Lo""o"' On'' AAleaded guilty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-Two Co
lumbia, University chemistry in.
structors were in a serious condi,
ton with third degree burns anC
nine students were treated fol
minor injuries today following the
explosion of a test tube of sui.
phuric dioxide during a laboratory
experiment. .
DR.. Clarence Hiskey, %, chem.
istry instructor, and his assistant
DR.. Harold Bradley, %, were
burned on the hands, face and
body when the apparatus blew up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
$500 Heron in Jar

GARY, Ind, Oct. 21.-QNS)-
A jar containing seven ounces OF
heroin, valued at $500, was
found cached behind a secret
panel In a Gary steel workers
home, 1t was revealed today. The
drug apparently had been hidden
there many years ago. 1t was
found by Mrs. Nicholas Toras as
she was cleaning house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
4 ccc Camps TO Close
T1mes staff oorrespondent

LANSING, Oct. 21.-Four CcC
camps have been ordered closed
In Michigan. Jay II. Price, regional
United States forester at Milwau-
kee. announced today. Houghton
Lake, Pigeon River. Escanaha
River and Fox camps viii close
November 1. leaving the state
with only four camps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
I.Is2 Killed At os.ino.

WASHINGTON, ~ o.
QNS) Highway-frosd grade
crossing fatalities hioher in
the first eight MOI 81 1e4i
than in any correspSne nerio5
in 10 years, the Aristion of
American Railroads stv .sc,;or
announced today. FSitiss fn,
1871. up to SeptembeS totsied
LISP. as compared With nre.
vious high mark of 100 for
eight months Of 1891.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Kennedy al Roa Farley

LANSING, oct. zI.State High
way Commissioner G. maid Ken
nedy was IN WaShingi TODAY 70
attend a meeting of HIGHWAY
traffic advisory commi V IN .the
War Department Kennv Is rep
reSenting the AmericafA ssocia.
ton Of Highway OfSls' of
which he is president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
HInjured i'm Blast
z Instructors, Nine Students Burned in Explosion
of Sui phuric Dioxide at Columbia U. ,e7e7

The blast showered the students
with the soaring fluid. smashed
windows, and wrecked equipment.