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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07
CLOUDS MUST ROLL AWAY

Through the ages Of human eX-
perience every storm cloud has
rolled away and the sunshine OF
hope has followed. Rolling away
the clouds of human bgotry preju-
dice, and evil should be an easy task
in these times Of dlsaste Yet here
are so many clinging to the dark,
and dismal clouds Of evil. which are
playing such a great part in keep
ing up the rain Of war in the world.
Our slight contact Nth the disaster,
should have already begun 10 make
US see the confusion that thoughts
Of bitterness, hate. and envy bring
TO a peaceful hsbitation,
One cannot close MS eyes 10 the
chaos. but those who can catch a
glimpse of higher faith hope, and
understanding are beginning 10
realize that every laundering cloud,
every flashing lightning Of b. gotry
is bringing creation closer 10 the
time when the clouds will actually
roll away. Therefore. to the faith
full. it should be evident, that the
effect of the clouds. and the moist
Of the rain, should be followed by
better understanding and more
pleasant results in the affairs Of
mankind. than any previous war
cloud that has ever lowered over
the world. Clouds INST roll away.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07

had an audience Of about five thous-
and people The organization S
really beginning to hit an all high
ard We in Michigan cannot afford
TO lag.
As you know. we VIII have the
Imperial Wizard with US at our
State meeting on May 10. at Danish
Brotherhood hall where We will mi
tate 7-class OF five hundred men N
MS honor. In order 10 secure this
class 1t Is necessary that all OF you
get IN and pitch at this last invita-
.lonal meeting, am appealing to
you TO do your share There must
be no fatering at. this particular
meeting
We have secured the services Of
Chester p Wolfe Grand Dragon %
Indiana as the speaker for this par
ocular meeting Col Wolfe and
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. were the
original 1reanizers Of the American
fse"fon and thc Colonel ms -becn
active IN patriotic work over a pc
riod Of twenty-five years He is one
y he finest orators in America and
YOU can rest assured that if yoI
get man 10 this meeting the
Colonel will Kluz him
Tlis inv.taunnal meeting VIII De
held at ISIS East Eight Mile road.
CrrIa, Mo-, II u. ., ~ En,Iororl
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07
Dr. E. F. Frazier Speaks At Plymouth Church, Feb. 8
WESTSIDE DETROIT
By BETTE ELLINGTON S242 vne~ood Avenue
242 vinewood Avenue

While here Mrs. Smith her cousins
Mrs Mary White, and Mrs Tussie
Chestnut little Lorls Chestnut and
Dr.. W. Dunn, visited Camp Fort
Custer
c. P Sandy Nealy, brother Of
Mrs. Smith. met them, and took
them to the Soldiers cafeteria
where hey enjoyed delicious din
ner, after which the party was
ushered to the recreation hall sno
entertained by PR.T. Davis, Sgt
David Wood Clip. T Young, Theo-
dore Wiley who are in charge of
training many soldiers. The visitors
were ushered through oher inter
esjins parts Of the quarters and met
many other soldiers.
Nelly Don's Bridge Club
Miss Cora benson entertained the
club in their fourth meeting Of the
year. The president presided Plans
were completed for a pre-Valentine
party 10 be given on February 6, at
the home Of Mrs. Ethel Hunter. Of
6076 BeechWood. The club reports
that they had a very prosperous
year unser the leadership of Mrs.
Cooper who was reelected presi-
dent for 1924, and they also re-
port they are planning better ac-
tiyities for this year The hostess
served a delightful repast which all
enjoyed.
Games were played and prizes
awarded to Mesdames Farmer,
e. Hunter and S Cooper. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
J. Farmer Of 1920 fireman. Watch
the column for more Nelly Don's
-6ews-M MISS E Hunter Cub re
porter
Q.S,J, Study Club
The club has resumed its activities
for the year. Mrs. Ethel Wash of 59ll
Twenty-third street, was hostess
The meeting opened at 2 pm. The
topic was Proper dress for all oc-
casions,' after which sewing and
socializing was enjoyed. The hostess
served a delightful repas,
Guests were Mrs. Love of Kansas
City. and Mrs, Banks. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Barber
Of Tillman avenue
Woman's Auxiliary No 233
The Woman's Aux.lia No 1913
aft ilted with W.-CLO. is very
busy this season. they are knitting
for the Red Cross. attending First
Aid classes, and studying parlia-
mentary procedure. The childrens
guild is continuing 20 study music
The auxiliary has planned to pre-
sent YolJnde Maddox on the eve
ming -of-March- III recital the
Detroit Institute Of Art. This group
Of active women expects to make
this one Of the most outstanding af-
fairs OF the season. Funds raised
viii go into the treasure Of the
auxiliary to help buy a bomber, for
the protection of American de-
mocracy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07

NpIII 7.
Faithful ana Esteemed KIansman:
Since We held our meeting a; 1915
Eas, Eight Nile Road on the l6.h
day of February, we have made
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07

The long handle OF a Chicago in
ven;or's brush can be adjusted with .
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07

rnrr SAMPLES OF REMARKABLE
TREATMENT FeR-PAIh-e
Evening star., 1942-10-25

the Army these who going through the Balloon
Boo9e Troinine Center Comp Tyson but by the
they out they know omost much obou and weather
and knottns soor And they thoroughly oned
the hondng selling ond repairing Of these huge oped boes
hot have indispensable foil against weve bombing
ottoeks The booons flown oeo stoekode protect
ship hobor operation bases pon bridges roll termnos ond
vto industrial centers Anchored and controlled by single steel
cobe hot rolls driven WINCH the balloons be roised
oude short oorm such expery drilled
Comp Tyson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Continued on Page 21)
.Petdin Spurns
Ndzi Labor Plea

ON THE FRENCH FRONTIER,
Oct. p tUP).-Marshal Henri
Petain has reported today to have
refused TO broadcast a plea TO
French workers 10 go 10 Ger
many's war factories, and unrest
against the attempted mobiliza-
ton was said to have tied up
many French railroad operations.
Reports from within France
said every effort was made 10
persuade Petain TO appeal 10
French workers 10 accept employ
ment in NaZi war factories.
Workers were reported TO have
won the support Of several French
industrialists in their defiance OF
the appeals of chief of govern
ment Pierre Laval to 60 TO Ger
many.
The proprietors of the huge
Michelin rubber works at Mont
lucon and Clermont Ferrand.
early supporters of Petain and
long identified with French Fas-
cist movements, were said 10 have
denied Vichy spokesman access 10
the factories TO urge workers TO
60 TO Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
DefrOiter Decorated
Mother, on Way TO Mail YuIe Package to Filler
Learns eli Has Been Given Silver Star

Mrs. Donald Lee Of 291S Somer-
set avenue, was about to start for
the Kercheval branch post office
to mail a Christmas package TO
her favorite soldier. 1t. Donald
Lee Jr., today when the Times
called TO tell her her 22-year-old
flier son had bagged a Jap Zero
and had been awarded the Silver
Star.
He and Ia other American Air
Force men were decorated for
unusual courage and skill in &C
ton against the enemy" in the
Australian war theater. Lieu
tenant Lee, a pursuit pilot, shot
down a Zero during an enemy
raid on Port Darwin i'm August.
1t was the first word the young
flier's family had of the decora-
ton and the first they had heard
OF him since early in the month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
The War Fronts

SOLOMONS-Navy reveals two
United States destroyers sunk
as battle for Guadalcanal
mounts. Two Jap warships
damaged. page II
RUSSIA-First big blizzard
slows Nazis northwest of
Stalingrad as Timoshenko
makes important gains on
Germans flank. Reds hold
firm in Stalingrad where
NaZis make no gains in Y
hours. page p
AUSTRALIA - End of Japa-
nese power in New Guinea be-
lieved in sight as Australian
troops make new gains in
Owen stanley Mountains.
page p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Freezing Ba|ks j..
milk Cost Boost

Price freezing has forestalled any
boost in milk prices in Detroit for
"at least so days." Fred w. Myer,
manager of the Michigan Milk
Producers Association, said today
The United Dairy Farmers
meeting in Rochester, sought to
find a means to boost retail prices
from Ia 10 II cents a quart to
cover increased labor and feed
costs"
"Our sales committee decided
last week there was nothing we
can do Immediately To combat
higher producing COSTS" Myer
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

1Ou may NC pdShSu IA lAhS
sardine and your corns may get
trampled on, but in any event the
DSR will get you there.
This was the promise made to-
day by Fred A. Nolan, DSR gen.
eral manager, as he grimly pre-
pared for gasoline rationing or
November %. which is expected
to throw 100000 additional passen-
gers on the system which is already
carrying 1,75o,o00 persons daily.
To handle this load the DSR
has 2,049 buses and 900 street
cars. In addition mechanics and
maintenance men are toiling night
and day TO rehabilitate go more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
City Experts
Rush Federal
Housing Plan
Occupancy Likely
in Some Converted
Units in 80 Days

Detroit housing experts today
enthusiastically pushed the new
federal program which may bring
expenditures up 10 Sl2,0o0,00o
here in government conversion OF
private homes into multiple war
worker dwellings.
Properties will be leased from
the owners. reconstructed at fed.
eral expense and returned 10 the
owner within two years after the
emergency without charge for the
improvements.
The plan calls for 5000 dwelling
units in Detroit to be built in this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

Hitler wrote in "Mein Kampf"
"In order 10 Germanize any
country, II Is necessary 20 Ger
mamie the soil, for only that
will give lasting results"
But in order TO Gernanize thu
soil il is necessary TO remove the
p Polish population from it anC
settle Germans in their place.
Accordingly, the criminal expul
sions are designed on a gigantic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
ORDER 1S5 NEW BUSES

lIldn - years Ola.
ORDER IS5 NEW BUSES
Eve also have 1876 new buses
ordered" said Nolan. land we
feel that IL the passenger load
only increases Is per cent that
we will have adequate equip
ment to handle the traffic."
Nolan said that his Is per cent
estimate was based on experiences
of transportation lines in eastern
communities which have already
had to cope with gasoline ra-
tioning.
eff the load increases above
% per cent" he said. 1--WE will
then have to start using other
conveyances such as trailers,
which we are already expert
menting with"
He emphasized, however, that
the only way the DSR could handle
the traffic load is for broadening
of the stagger work hours plan,
which has already been inaugu-
rated in plants with more than
100000 workers here.
Another result of gasoline ra-
tioning may be stagger stops,
whereby coaches or street cars
only make every other one.
Buses and street cars will also
operate on more frequent sched-
.ules, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Continued on Page Nine)

I'm so thrilled and proud, I
hardly know what to say"
laughed Mrs. Lee. Hes such
a young boy for such a big job,
but I guess he's pretty capable.
I'm 30 proud of him. We have
heard he has shot down and
helped shoot down other planes,
but 1 guess this Is his first
Zero"
Lieutenant Lee quit during his
junior year at Michigan State
Normal College 10 enlist in the
air force in April. 1871. He
trained at Randolph and Ellington
Fields. graduating from the latter
school with his wings five days
after the Pearl Harbor attack.
He has sister, Barbara, is
and a brother, Jerry. 10, and
they're pretty proud. too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

scale hitherto unknown in history.
Almost Immediately after the
conclusion of hostilities in the east.
German authorities undertook the
deportation OF the Polish popula-
ton from western Poland on a
large scale, carrying it out with
great barbarity.
On Oct. Y. 1889. the whole
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
de- BAKER TO MANAGE
CINCINNATI next year
The Black Book Of Poland
NaZis DepOrting
Babies and Aged

The first three instruments of The Black Book Of Poland
published Punams described brutal atrocities visited
the Poles by their Nazi conquerors. specialists in sadsm
This the series tells how Hitler seized and
100000 Poles slave labor Germany
while families lands taken from the
rightfu
Book Poland is OFFICIAL authenticated by
hundreds of documents photographs obtained by the Free
Polish Government in Exile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
ARTICLE
FROM THE BLACK BOOK OF POLAND"

Official Polish Government In ExIe)
Hitler has decided to exPel the entire Polish population
from great embracing not only those Polish provinces
which, during the nineteenth century and the beginning of
the twentieth century down to 1919 belonged to Prussia
such Poznania Poerana and Sesia but also from the
extensive which before the of 191418 formed part
of Austria Hungary and Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
laps Suffer
Damage 10
! Gunbodts
SoIomons' Fury Up;
2 of Foes Planes
DoMned as Ruse Fails
BY JOSEPH A. BORIS
International News Service stan Writer


WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Loss
of two more United States destroy
ers and damage to two japanese
warships today emphasized the
mounting fury of the Solomons
battle as the enemy disclosed new
aerial decoy tactics designed tc
lure protecting American planes
from vital Guadalcanal air field.
Zone japanese cruiser "suf-
fered fairly considerable dam
age" in the battle for the Solo
mons and two American cruisers
were sunk in addition to the
destroyers Hieredith and O'Brien,
the German radio claimed today.
according to Reuters News
Agency. Air battles are raging
over the islands, il was added.)
Employment of new aerial
strategy was revealed in the
navy's latest comnunique which
stated that 80 Zero fighters pre-
ceded by one hour a new bomb
ing raid on the United States air
field, but the ruse failed, and nine
more Jap planes were destroyed.
ACTION OCTOBER 1920
The same communique stated
that the United States destroyers
Meredith and O'Brien were lost
in the Solomons recently and that
American planes damaged a Jap
and cruiser in action on
October 1920.
"The report OF casualties has
not yet been received, but IL Is
believed that all personnel of
the O'Brien and many of the
personnel of the Meredith were
rescued" the navy said.
Meanwhile, the navy reported
that United States planes had
continued 10 stall the 11-day-old
japanese offensive TO recapture
Guadalcanal.
During the late morning
Continued on Page Nine)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Admiral Raeder May Quit

LONDON. Oct. % QNS).-
Grand Admiral Eric Raeder. COM
mander-in-chief of the German
fleet. is expected TO resign his post
soon. a dispatch TO the Daily
Sketch said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Join Victory Hunt

Graham-P aige Motor Car
Company girl war workers in
MISS VICTORY search. Story
and pictures on page 10.
A story and pictures on girl
workers Of the Candler-Hill
Corporation will appear in to-
morrow's Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Steve 0'Nei||.
.Hinted New
Tiger Boss
McKeehnie to Retire;
AL Vincent to Set
Coaching Job Hars

Definitely out as manager Of the
Tigers. Del Baker VIII pilot the
Cincinnati Reds next season. That
is the word this writer receives
today fFom an anquestioned base
ball source.
Although Walter o. Briggs,
owner of the Tigers, has made no
official statement, II is known that
Steve O'NeiIl, former manager Of
the Cleveland Indians, later q
coach for the Tigers and last sea-
son manager Of Beaumont. is to
be the new Tiger manager.
1t is understood Bill McKechnie.
present manager of the Reds, has
informed his bosses he plans to
retire. Baker is expected to be
announced as the new manager
soon.
Upon the return Of JackZeIler,
general manager of the Tigers,
from his home in Texas, O,Neill's
elevation to the Detroit pilot house
win be announced. Al Vincent.
manager Of Buffalo last season. II
IO'Neill's choice for head coach
and undoubtedly will be named by
lZeller.
SLATED TO GO LAST YEAR
Baker was slated to 90 a year
ago. But a premature break in
his release and the failure of the
Tigers to lure Jimmy Dykes away
from the Chicago White Sox.
caused such an embarrassing situa-
ton and the whole affair ended
with Baker getting a new one-year
contract.
O'Neill, who is to be the new
Tiger manager, led Cleveland I'm
1886 and 1887, after succeeding
Walter johnson. He went from the
major leagues to Buffalo and man.
aged that club in 1888, 1889 and
1910.
Buffalo became affiliated with
Detroit and O'Neill did such a job
in handling young players that he
came to Detroit as battery coach
in 1941.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
CHOSE CONANT

Hepburn said he chose Conant
as his successor a year ago at a
meeting of his cabinet. but was
prevailed upon ito lead the gov
Iernment through the last session
of the legislature"
He and his liberal supporters
were reported. however. to have
split because Hepburn championed
the cause of Buck and other Com
Imunist leaders who recently sur
rendered to face interment orders
outstanding for more than two
years.
Hepburn interceded for them
with Minister of Justice Louis ST.
Laurent at Ottawa, also pleading
that the ban on the Communist
Party be lifted. The Communists
were released conditionally, but
the ban was not rescinded.
Hepburn, 46, had been premier
since 1884. His resignation auto
Imatically dissolved his cabinet, but
Conant was expected to include
most members in his cabinet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Hepburn
Out Inn Row
Over Red

TORONTO. oct. % (UP).-
Mitchell Hepburn's resignation as
Premier of Ontario was attributed
today to a quarrel with his asso-
'ciates over his support Of Tin
Buck, secretary of the illegal
Communist party OF Canada.
Hepburn. Liberal and critic oil
Prime Minister w. l.. Mackenzie
King. resigned last night and was
succeeded by Attorney General
Gordon Conant.
His explanation was that he had
decided TO resign because the
courts refused TO order elections
TO fill vacancies in the provincial
legislature. Many members have
gone into the armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
The Weather

The sun will set at $40 p. m. today,
and rise tomorrow a. 1854 a. m.
The moon will rise at e:is p. m. todsy,
and set tomorrow at 1907 q. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
DSR Ready for NOv.22
Nolan, Not to Be Caught Mapping When Gas Is
Ra+ioned, RehabiIite+es Old Cars
Photo by International Nsws Sound Photos
BY JACK CRELLIN

You may be packed in like cars them
sardne and corns than 25 old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

Sweetheart Theater Bar--392S 3rd
9 Vodvil Acts, No Door Charge
Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

manner at a maximum cost oI
2.400 per six-room unit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
READY IN 5000 DAYS

iidAiiNl at liioAtibAiiA Nboh VI
81. 400 per six-room unit.
READY IN 5000 DAYS
Some of the converted units
should be ready for occupancy
. within so TO 90 days. according 10
Frank Bsne, national director of
the project who launched the
plan here.
Every effort will be made not
10 disrupt occupancy during the
change over period, Bane said.
Landlords who live on the
property will continue TO do so
during the reconstruction, moving
into section of the house and
renting from the government.
Leasing. reconstruction and
renting of the properties will be
directed by the Home Owners
Loan Corporation here, as well as
nationally.
DIRECTED BY Hole
Bane pointed out that this will
bring TO the venture the advantage
of the Hole experience in con-
ditioning approximately $4,000
properties in recent years.
Even the heating of the units
will be arranged by the Hole.
Other phases of the work will
be done by the Homes Registra-
lion Office, functioning with the
HOLC As the Detroit's War
Housing Center.
First applications from property
Continued on Next Page, Col. 81
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-27

They were ready, TOO, TO m-<t new demands with new constru@-
"on. They added enough power in '94l to light one fourth of all
the homes in the u. S. A.
We're glad that the electric industry has been able to help make
Uncle Sam so powerful. We're determined to stick to the Job until
the blood-red sun has set and new day follows darkness!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-27
r.
&clipse Of the Rising Sun!

. CHALLENGED in 'ro hcmhphercs, America faces . rrenen-
dous test. But the fighters and bombcrs that will blot out the
Rising Sun-the tanks and guns that will help smash the Swastka
are pouring off our production lines.
The biggest industrial job in all history is being done because
America has the electric POWER for the Job
The electric industry was ready when the crisis came. The busi
ness men who manage the nations electric companies had built up
power reserves in adsnnce- and interccnnectcd company systems so
that power could be pooled and delivered almost anywhere overnight
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-27

sell n.'o.'i.ase A. lse .i..,
self-control. 10y ~.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-18

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 Fair salvation popcorn peanut Louis back him automobile and the bano gent the dough
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 sold the Greenwich Village boy two of the noisy cOntracn Sam renting visitors Ford That first year in business nettsd Sam profit oT sssO a $SOOO of which he right business. agency $2SOOO capital set up three friends in business in Ford agencies for which he had the franchise his holdings his three partners these sideHnes
 finding sportsnians Park allegiance the Giants to the before seeing prospect he would duck into the ball park and inning stock, thus becoming one of the $50 club
 meetings and asserted himself just loudly he owned $200O0O lawyer
 en who 1e her to the property decided to sell it, Beadon g ms lawyer friend to put up more Soon he was in making basis Up to now 1t had been hobby with him.
 asked him to take the presidency He said he would the number That's promised job Under him. the Cardinals baseball the farm club idea and map large letters
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