davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
La junta semanal de Ia Liga lntersocial
Ell catcher Polk pide SUI repOsici6n

los managers" las listas de los
~peloteros, el tiene que darle 81
orden al bate a los ~jugadores.
La Liga contesta que No. Min
gun pelotero podra acercarse al
anotador, en- 10 successive, para
averiguar su turno al bate. FL
director tiene la lista Y con 81
debe enterarse.
Sc origin6 un movido debate
con una carta del catcher Polk,
que pide Sc lie devuelva su "bue
ma estabilidad."
Cree Polk que la suspension
Sc acord6 sin motives que la a.
meritasen.
Este asunto Sc dej6 para la
semana pr6xima, a proposition
del subdeiegado de los Caballe-
ros Leales,
Todos pidieron de tempo has
ia ell viernes, 10 que Sc ha hecho
una costumbre, para presentar
nuevos peloteros. Antes los pc
loteros eran presentados los
martes y cuando alguno Sc pre-
sentaba ell viernes, Sc hacia por
dispense especial.
Ell Centre Agturiano dej6 en-
libertad de acci6n a Tony Lopez
Retira ell Circulo Cubano a E.
P. Leverque, Evelio Martinez y
Rudy Hernandez y presenta a
Maseda.
Brdhtm Dtax
La gaceta., 1941-07-09

la que las habian sacado a elias.
apareci6, de pronto, el cortejo
de la capitana.
I'm grupo de chinitos, mo
mentoS antes, habfe traido un
gran sill6n v unas ahombras
del interior de la nave, impro-
visando un pequeno trono.
LILO apareci6, al fin con su
eterno aspecto de ferocidad, con
aquel rostro frio, rigido, livido,
miranda las cosas con un eter-
no desden con squellos ojitos di-
minutes, que parecian cosidos.
Andaba con paso SECURE, fir
me conmoviendo Ell tarimado de
la cubierta, Y fue a ~sentarse So
bre Ell sill6n que la habian dis
pueSto.
A su alrededor, en- pie, qued6
TODD ell sequito, esperanto 6rde-
mes de la feroz muier.
Maria de la Cruz y Madame
pudierOn observar que
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
Tn jonr65n de Ted Williams
die Ell tiunfo la LieaA Americana
Vaughan disparo dos cuadransulares

cho' recorria una distancia de
325 pies, a una altura de 80, y
entraban tres corredores.
Williams habfa Dateado de nit
antes de impulsar la 'pelfcula
de alto metraje."
Bate6 dos jonrones y un hit,
en- tres veces al bate, Vaughan,
el SIS de los Piratas.
Alfonso Lopez fue una vez al
bate y no consigui6 "conectar."
La victoria Sc lie acredit6 al
pitcher Smith,, de los Medals
Blancas, que finaliz6 ell juego
por la Americana.
Cada "jonron" de Vaughan
halo I'm corredor en- las almoha
dillas.
Bob Feller y Wyatt cOmenza-
ron ell juego y los dos lanzaron
de manera maravillosa.
Despues entraron, por la Lii
ga Americana. ell veterano Lee,
Hudson y Smith. Sustituyen a
Wyatt, en- la Nacional, Derrin-
ger, Walters y PASCAL.
Actuaron detras de la "go-
ma" por la Nacional, Over, L6
pei y banning, y por la Ameri-
cana, Dicey y Hayes.
Por ell batazo de "cuatro es-
quinas'. De- Baker, mentor de
los vencedores, bes6 a Williams
en- la mejilla izquierda.
Williams tiene % amos y 6
pies 3 pulgadas de estatura.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
L. N. 900 DOL 22O-5c, 1CH1, 2e.
L. A. 600 Id 014-7c, 11h, Sc.
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Entonces, con su mano durf-
sima de hero, cerrando ell pu-
no, y con una rapidez de perso-
ma aoostumbrada a luchar en-
todos los instantes, descarg6 un
terrible puhetazo en- pleno men,
ton de la inglesa, que perdi6 Ell
sentido.
La infeliz Sc desplom6 sobre
ell p%avimento, mientras Maria
de La Cruz y la FRANCESCA lanza-
ban sendos gritos de horror.
LILO di6 una orden breve.
Y una nube de chinitos cay6
sObre las tres mujeres, sacan-
dolas a empujones de la estan-
cha.
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now finding great favor
among women

Ell buque aminoraba la mar
era cada vez mas.
Maria y Sus companeras se
vieron empujadas sobre una
%cubierta, donde habrian de pre-
senciar Ell triste eSpectaculo de
la crueldad china.
Sobre la cubierta, atadOs y G.
chados al suelo como reses, Sc
veian muchOs infelices prisio-
neros.
AlgunOs, los menos, estaban
aGn CON vida.
Los que habian sObrevivido a
los maloS tratos, a los golpes, al
hambre y a la sed, Sc quejaban
de un mode debil y lastimero.
Maria de la Cruz, con ojos es-
pantados. miro ell cuadro de ira
gedia.
FL pelot6n que a elias las hi
20 estacionarse junto a la puer-
ia de una escotilla.
La inglesa fue dejada en- Ell
La gaceta., 1941-07-09

Detroit, julio al empezar
81 noveno ginning, en- ell desa-
flo de las "estrellas" de las gran
des ligas, verficado aver en- e
Estadio de Briggs, la Nacional
parecia tener Ell juego en- ell "sa
co." Claudio Passeau, el "astro"
de los Cubs, Sc ,hallaba en- Ell ne
gociado de las curvas
Con dos hits y una base por
bolas Sc llenaron las bases Joe
Di Maggie avanz6 hacia la go
ma" con paso de vencedor. For
20 a un corredor en- la segunda,
pero Sc produjo una carrera.
Ted Williams limpi6 sus espe
juelos y coL Ell bate al hombro
Sc situ6 en- Ell home"
Algunos spectators aguar-
daban un hit; otros opinaban
que Pssseau lie dominaria,
Avanz6 "ence1trada" la pelo-
ia y Ted deScarg6 un batazo de
cuatro esQuinas, produciendc
tres carreras y dando ell triun-
TO a su Liga. Williams figura al
frente de todos los bateadores
de las ligas grandes, con un pro
medic de 405.
Antes de que Williams batea-
Sc, Ell arbitro Lou Jorda, de la
Nacional, pidi6 la pelota para e.
xaminarla, mientras Ted y ell
catcher banning miraban. He =
cha la inspection trio una nue.
va. Momentos despues Ia de cor
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
LA CLASSIFICATION DE LOS
QUE Sc
HAN PARA
LA DEFENgA

Empez6 aver ell Consejo de
Defensa del Condado la clasifi-
caci6n de los ciudadanos que Sc
han dfrecido woEIntariamente
para servir al pals y que en- to-
tai montan a $4,000.
Ell Consejo necesita 500 vigil
lantes y 5000 personas para
dar ayuda m6dica. 0tros CRU
pos de specialists seran mo-
vilizados y asignados a impor-
tantes deberes.
Intervendran y ayudaran en-
la Classification los clubs cfvicos
de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1941-07-09

En- ell edificio del Circulo Gu
bano Sc reuni6 anoche la Liga
Irtersocial Preside V. Guastel-
la, con J. Mendez en- la secreta-
ria Y en- La tesorerfa Fermin Ro-
driguez.
Asistieron los delegates y sub
delegates Luis Sanchez, ]. Sic
ira, Mario Pullara, Cerra, Cue
rita. Garcia, I. Antinori, Jose
Lopez (Firpo), Ramon Nova,
Rodriguez Beiro y otros.
Ell tesorero Rodriguez pre- :
sent6 ell siguiente corte de GAIA
semanal por entradas en- la ca
lie Is, $26.80; entradas en- la ca
lie IA, $11.6O; cantina, $34.80;
Snow Ball, $3.05; tantO por
ciento en- la venta de jaibas, 90C
Total, $77.15.
De nuevo sc plantea Ell impor
tante asunto del pago en- los dias
de lluvia.
A proposition de Antinori Sc
acuerda, que no Sc pague GUAM
do no haya juegos; que 81 ell pri
mer juego es Waldo, 81 pasa del
quinto inning, Sc pague TODD, y
que 81 Sc juega menos de cinco
entradas, Sc pague la mitad.
Ell tempo que Sc pierda por
lluvia, en- ell primer juego, sera
acreditado en- la continuation
del desafio.
Pregunta ell anotadOr Official
que 81 despues de devolverle a
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
OEPORTES
Ell 1850" HUMANE CON-
IRA Ell OS0 DE LAS $50
LIBRAS

Esta listo ell 1850" humane
conocido por Ell Angel Sueco
para hacerle hoy muecas a III
oso de verdad, con un peso dc
$50 libras, Y luchar con el.
FL Angel ba venido ensayan.
do unas naves que, segGn el, son
muy efectivas contra los osos
negros, .pero no contra los par
dos o los blancos.
ILleva ell oso, bien alimentado.
para que no Sc "equivoque", e.
nombre de Ginger.
Explicaba aver ell Angel 81
tactica Y decia: este no es e.
primer osito que 20 me engu-
llo".
Roy Welsh, entrenador de
oso, Sc RE de la jactancia del
sueco y dice... que ell animal no
Sc hard ell SuecO para que ell An
gel Sc meta la victoria en- la fall
driquera.
mo existe I'm hombre sobre
la terra que pueda batir a Gin
ger, no importa 10 que Olga Y 10
que haga, 81 solo usa la fuerza
corporal. an
La gaceta., 1941-07-09

POr la misma escOtNa pOr
La gaceta., 1941-07-09

suelo mojado, sin consideration
alguna.
A cada momento, por las O.
tras escotillas que desemboca-
ban a la cubierta, y que estaban
guardadas por chinos armados
hasta los dientes, aparecian los
chinitos de LILO trayendo nue.
vos fardos humanos.
Muchos sangraban.
Otros, muertOs va, mostra-
ban heridas horribles, ell rostro
roto por un hachazo, ell craneo
partido en- dos. Y muchos cada-
veres aparecian sin cabeza.
Maria de la Cruz miraba a la
francesa con ojos de espanto.
IPara que las traian aqui?
lQua proyectaba aquella ca
pitana feroz?
Pronto 10 iban a saber las
dos desdiohadas mujeres.
Por Ia misma eScotilla pOr
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
BILLY CONN Sc Case
LA SEMANA PASADA

Rumson, New Jersey, Julio
8.-Billy Conn, el excampe6n
de las ITS libras, anunci6 aver
que ell martes de la semana pa
saba contrajo matrimonio con
Mary Louise Smith, de Pitts
burgh.
Conn tiene % amos y su espo-
sa 10.
Estan pasando los primerOs
dias de su luna de miel en- la re-
La gaceta., 1941-07-09

ST, senior, compre Ia
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, 6a. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-09

John Swensky defendera su
titulo de campe6n del peso COM
pleto ligero frente a Schwartz.
AL Thomas sc batira con
Keene y George Jensen
con Roy Welsh, entrenador del
$50.
La gaceta., 1941-07-09

sidencia que Mike Jacobs po-
see aquf.
Todavia el padre de la mu-
chacha no ha dado su bendici6n
al enlace.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
SEVEN INJURED
IN CAR CRASHES
SIX IN HOSPITAL AFTER
SINGLE COLLISION IN
ANN ARBOR AREA

Ann Arbor. Mich, Mar. l0-Seyen
persons were injured in accidents
in and near Ann Arbor Sunday.
About 10 p. m. on the Saline Rd.
about halimile south OF here
cars driven by Miss Freda Nolz,
1870 W. Liberty Rdo and by Harold
T. -Donegan, 80. sos Virginia Ave,
collided head on. Both drivers
were taken to St. Joseph's Mercy
Hospital
In Miss Volz car we're Ruth
Heimerdinger. Grand Rapids, who
sustained compound fracture OF the
right arm; Joan Sterile 10, and
Betty Stierle, IS, 2i9 Crest Ave,
who sustained decorations on head,
and Barbara Stierle, 10. 225 Buena
Vista Ave. who was badly bruised.
All were taken 10 University Hos
pital.
At the intersection Of White and
Arch SITS. about 1880 Sunday morn
ing a car driven by Francis B.
Miller, 326l2 E. Catherine St. col
lided with a bicycle ridden by Rob-
ert Bergan. %, student living Il
ass Maynard ST. Bergan was
thrown from the wheel and knock
ed unconscious He was taken 20
a nearby house where he was given
first aid for decorations and shock.
and later wen to his rooming
house. He is 10 be examined today
at the University Health Service,
as there is no physician on duty Al
the Health Service on Sundays.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
Measles Year Say State
Health Department Men

Lansing. Mar. 10 -AP- The
state health department, terming
1871 a measles year in the three
year cycle Of prevalence of the dis
ease. had advised physicians
throughout the state to enforce iso-
lation of measles patients. The
department said 9,510 cases OF
measles were reported in the state
during February and 6,4S5 during
January.
In information distributed to
physicians with the cooperation Of
the Michigan State Medical Society
and the Michigan branch of the
American Academy of Pediatrics,
the department advised that iso-
lation of the patient should be en-
forced not so much to prevent the
spread of measles as to prevent
complications Of the disease in the
patient. asserting that isolation
protects the patient against cross
infections due TO stseptococci and
pneumococci.
Dr.. H. Allan Meyer state health
commissioner. pointed out that
health department regulations re-
Quire that measles patients be iso-
lated until recovery complete
and further provide that the period
OF isolation should not cease before
seven days from the onset OF the
illness.
A quarantine IS not required for
measles, he added. but all cases
and suspected cases should be re-
ported TO the local health depart
ment and a warning card displayed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
Defense BottIeneCk in
Management More Than
labor Dr.. Hoover Says

Ann Arbor, Mich, Mar. 1O-The
defense bottleneck is in manage.
ment more than in labor, according
to DR.. Edgar NJ. Hoover. Jr., Uni.
yersity OF Michigan faculty mem.
Der.
DR.. Hoover believes that lack of
men capable of directing production
is retarding decentralization of in
dustry preparatory to defense work.
Hoover pointed out available
management could be spread thin
ner in large plants. thus preventing
the management bottleneck from
becoming as serious as it would be
with smaller plants scattered
throughout the country. He cited
a time advantage in expanding
plants rather than building new
ones as another factor against de.
Capitalization.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
Ann Arbor Neuls
Law Enforcement Men
Invited 70 Meeting Of
Medical Association

Ann Arbor, Mich, Mar. l0-Po-
lice and sheriff officers have been
invited to attend the Washtenaw
County Medical Society meeting in
the Michigan Union Tuesday eve
ming to hear five lectures on the
emergency treatment OF wounds or
injuries.
Listed on the program are papers
by Dr.. Z. T. Theme "Trauma TO
EXtremities" NJ. H. d. Barss,
Treatment Of Lacerations Or. L.
A. Kahn. Treatment OF Head In
juries"; Dr. c. Halght, Treatment
OF Chest Injuries and DR.. H. X.
Ransom, Treatment OF Injury to
the Abdomen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
Park Commissioner Says
Ann Arbor Can Sell Park

Ann Arbor, Mich. Mar. 10-Ann
Arbor has the right TO sell Felch
Park 10 the University Of Michigan
il II wants to- Fred Gallup, park
commissioner contended today az
ter a search OF city records reveal
ed that the land was not a gift 10
the city for park purposes.
Residents opposed TO the sale had
claimed that the park was entailed
when the city obtained title TO IT,.
The records reveal that Ann Ar
Dor City purchased the park pro-
perty for $500 from Charles Whit
man in 1891. and received a war
ranty deed free from any restric-
lions as 10 use"
Some Of the statements in letters
protesting tAe--PEePesed-
not correspond with the facts
shown by the deeds on file with the
city clerk" said Mr. Gallup, since
the writers believed that the pro
perty had come to the city as a
gift.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
Captain TiCe Will Take
Course in Fort Benning

Ann Arbor. Mich. Mar 10-Wed,
nesday Capt John L. Tice OF com
pany X. l25th infantry now located
at Camp Livingston, La, will go 10
Fort Benning. Ga, for a course ia
use of rifle and heavy weapons.
Capt. Tice is one of four officers
in the infantry regiments selected
for the course which is designed u
inform infantry officers OF changes
and improvement in equipment and
methods used in instIucting enlist
ed men.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
Missionary Sncaks

About 90 members OF the com.
bined Leagues from Cherry Hill,
Sheldon. and Denton met at the Den
ton Methodist Church sunday eve
ming. The speaker Of the evening
was Mrs. Charles Larson. a mis-
sionary from Bolivia, South Amer
lea. The address was greatly en-
-ieyed-by -sA.-RefEesAR4ents--|.ers
served at the close of the evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE TEETH

Do false teeth drop. slip or wab-
bic when you talk. eat. laugh or
sneeze? Don't be annoyed and EN-.
barrassed BY such handicaps. FAS-
TEETH, an alkaline (non-acid)
20" der to sprinkle on your plates,
k1eIs false teeth more firmly set.
Gives confiden feeling OF security
and added comfort. No gummy,
gnoey. pasty taste or feeling. Get
FASTEETH today at any drug
store-Adv.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
STORE LOOTED oE s1.zss

Detroit, Mich, Mar. 10 - Dis
coyery that S1,766.9l in cash and
$50 worth Of surplus food stamps
had been taken from the safe CT
a market at 1891 Fourteenth was
made Sunday By Patrolman Abra-
ham Natlin, Who found the store
open.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
HEART ATTACK FATAL

Ann Arbor. Mich. Mar. 1O-Knat.
chadoor 5. Jangotch.an, - New
YORK City, died OF heart attack
while sitting in chair in the Mil
ner Hotel lobby here Sunday morn
ing He had taken up temporary
residence while showing oriental
rugs. The property is held for rola.
tiyes who are due here today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
MODEL MEEr MAY 81

Eas, Lansing. Mar. 10 AP -
Michigan Model Aircraft Council.
meeting at Michigan State College
has set May 81 and June as the
dates for the annual State model
airplane meet Steve Corbett, De-
troit. president Of the council, was
named manager of the meet.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
TOOL SHED ENTERED

Ann Arbor, Mich, Mar. lO-Depu.
ty Thomas knight this morning
was Investigating breaking AMI
entering Of the tool shed at Huron
Hills Golf Course The shed was
entered between $50 p. m Satur-
day and $50 this morning, he
said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
Celehrates RlrthdaI

Harold Smith celebrated his soy.
enth birthday at the home Of mis-
parents. Mr. and Mrs W. II. Smith,
Friday. Guests at the party were:
Robert Christ. Nick Natellie, Jack
Arnold and Clark Connolly. A plea
SAINT time was spent and Harold re-
ceived many nice gifts
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10

Miss Maxine Wichman. Detroit
was a week end guest at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Kidder. Other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. L. r
Dickson, Dearborn, and Gerald
Spur, Inkster.
Miss Grace Sampson and Miss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gay dinner guests at the home OF
MI and Mrs Louis ScElossstein.
Miss Mary Conant. who has been
ill ct her home for some time, is
now much improved and able to be
up again.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sachs and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baker, Detroit.
spent the week end at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kohoyda ano
family.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
NelUS From Denton
ELECT NEW oEElcERs

Denton, Mich, Mar. 10-At the
meeting Of the Denton Girls Club
last week at the school, new Off
GERS we're elected They are. Ann
Newton, president5 Shirley Dubis-
ky vice president: Patsy Horton,
secretary; Lucille Boles. treasurer;
Marjorie Kellogg. membership
chairman; Beverly Potts. entertain
ment chairman. and Arvilla Lamb,
publicity chairman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
Ray Smith improved

Ray Smith is now much improved
and is staying at the home OF his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10

Britains minister to Bulgaria,
George Rendel, above, thrust into
the news spotlight because of the
new crisis in the Balkans, has in
formed the Bulgarian government
Of Britain's diplomatic break with
that country over the capitulation
to Germany Rendel warned the
Bulgarian premier. Bogdan Phi
loft, that the Balkan country
may suffer" for her submission
to NaZi occupation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
Two Comforts Lied

The members OF the Reliable
Glass met at the home o. Mrs. E.
c. Simmonds, Wednesday after
noon. There we're 10 members pres
ent. The time was spent in tying
two comforts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
The N.A.A.C.P. Picket Plan

THE MOVEMENT launched last week by the Detroit
! branch Of the NA.ACP. to picket industrial plants
which have defense orders and discriminate against Negro
workers has aroused considerable interest among mem
bers of both races in the community arge number OF
leading coorcd citizens have informed President ) j. Nc
Cendon Of the local NA.AC r., that they will be willing
walk in the picket lines and cooperate IN any other way
needed in this effort public attention the unfair
discrimination agas members of the race by factories
producing national defense materials.
We told that Walter " hite, executive secretary
Of the national NAACP. organizations is IN hearty &C,
cord with the picket movement planned by the local
branch
can Negroes 10 comprehend why should be thus de-
MED opportunity full participation in the gigantic task
Of producing the planes tanks. guns ships and other war
materials REQUIRED for national defense II because
kong Skill workers for many Negroes VINO
hav re,ecd snccia training in national defense train
ing schools md all but impossible TO secure employment
IN some 81 the factories producing war materials They
Aatll tsrncd down while White youth trained IN the
same defense training school are given cmpoyment
There time. the early years or the automobile,
shen MANY white citizens scofed at the idea ot allowing
ed he cpnen nat the &atomooHe was o hrfieate ma
chnc Negro 10 learn TO manipulate ne same at
tt;idc taken regarding members OF our race
learning ff airPaneS Today however, We all know
that some Of the expert ehaufeurs and air pilots in
the country are Negroes In fact Negroes learn 70
manipulate and produce machinery nat any other IN
d!gaaals operate and produce A we need IS the
chance and develop our ability
We appeal o the indusrialists the labor unions and
the national officials brush aside the barriers that tend
prohibit Negro workers from fully participating IN all
hrarche, Of national defense productions for too are
Americans
We are informed BY DR. Mcclendon. Of the local
N.AACP. that the Detroit Board Of Commerce. repre-
sent by several Influential members Of the board, met
,th committee Of NA.AC II. members Saturday and
Feaacsfod the organization not 70 carry out rs proposed
an of pickctng industries hat discriminate against Ne
rro workers The Board Of Commerce representatives 1t
reported stated that they making effort 10
change the attitude Of he Industrial plants that practice
race determinations and pending ne outcome Of these Of
forts the NA.ACP agreed temporarily to refrain from
rcket'ng
j. sincerely 70 he hoped that good results may come
the efforts of the Board Of Commerce to get square
doa FOR Negro workers plants handling national defense
orders Negro workers helm speed defense produc
ton should be given me opportunity that other
workers receive
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26

Barry lighting his Cigarei took
= long draw and asked his father,
Now, dad. tell me your troubles. 80
Rev. Barton waited for a NOM
ent. taking extra time. filling his
pipe ana lighting IT, Finally he
drew deep puff took the pipe
from his mouth and said. Barry
how often do you visit this Made
line Day"
Barry wasn't expecting the ques-
lion so Il caught hini unawares.
"Why he began slowly. Il
don't keen track OF my visits |
just 60 whenever feel she needs
cheering mp generally go with
Dale Weston. he's her lawyer
Yes. know hes her lawyer. l
was puzzled abou, that How did he
happen 10 take her case?'
II got him for her he answered
frankly shes friendless dad
she reeds some one 10 lean on -
And you're going 10 furnish the
prop she needs
Barry's face flushed he was dis
concerned by the direct gaze OF his
fathers ewes.
In way yes " he said.
DO you realize son. you may be
adding % her future unhappiness. .
Barry shook his head, Il can't
see that am.
Barr, don't want you the miss
understand me I'm glad you can
help this girl But Barry. you're
boihJ young she is very pretty
they tell me. and pretty young girls
in trouble well It's dangerous
business for young man to get
himself involved -p
I'm reading between the lines
dad You feel shouldn't see Made.
line foo often We MAY become toe
interested In each other
Barry mans heart sometimes
follows his pity. especially when a
lovely young woman happens 70 be
the recipient OF his sympathy
Barry didn't answer his father
for his thoughts reverted back 70
= little room in the city jail few
hours before. Re had held Made.
lines slender hands IN his--re.
memhered the thrill their sofiness
gave him
His father continued. please
Barry don't get the idea that I'm
against this girl. guile the contrary
want you TO help her. but u would
hurt mo 10 have my son build ~
false hopes IN the heart OF cir