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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Henderson Resigns
Civilian Supply Posi-

WASHINGTON. Dec. Il INS)
WIPE Chairman Donald NJ Mel
son today accepted tho resignation
of Leon Henderson as director OF
the Office of Civilian Supply Hen
dcrSon> deputy. Joseph l. Wclncr
was appointed TO the OCS dIrec-
torShlp. which has become IN
crcaSuGly important As a result
OF tho recently initiated plan "a
control raw materials
Henderson. who VIII now Con-
conlrate on his duties a. price ad-
minlSUatoT. SAID he resigned be
cause of the pressure Of work
and for personal reasons"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

restoration OF
800 old picture
nWnc1 bN the
art institute j.
Al, > ar original
Nasol limo. nc
answered In IC-
PIN 10 . query
concerning the
painter
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mean Mu~~o-
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orc asked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

40, II viii take more than
$500 90 reNtoTr n Duce when we
get through with him" AdGy
laughed
Ihc~bl'' was paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
from Mr.. 6eorginA SNOW den.

from Mr.. GeorginH SnoWden.
She Suggests thai n any one
wishes 20 send toy, hooks CaWC-
or Wo0iIcS o. the child ClaCucr>
and school children OF EpVor'H
they may Nc sent % her for de-
livery. She also SAYS that The
mayor addressed ar the Tow n
Hall LouEhborouCh Leicester
shire England, viii hc happy 10
distribute gifts 10 the children IN
his Town.
Dr. Jack higcn> Wl.i discuss tho
development of medicine u the
Soviet Union AZ $ p. m Friday al
the Scarab Club. Tho sponsors are
the American Council on Soviet
Relations Tho talk is part OF a
series that VIII run m on IN ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

David Y AddN, cry budcC' Ill
rector presented the comm 90 n
council with hull of 5000 for The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

trot Boatl q L7loaHn vi
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-05-22
Willkie Honest

the last presidential election Republican
Wendell We startled experienced political observers his
fortnight declarations in favor equality At the first
blush that his words this the deper
effort of the G. O. wrest from the New Deal the thousands of
Negroes which had been during the previous
pagns by the Roosevelt forces.
Months after the election this Wendell W has spoken
distinct occasions against the inequalities which face the Negro
the nation grd itself struggle the death victory
One of the chief factors the Nav easing of its racial rest
tion addition Joe Louis magnammous gesture and the fire from
the WILKES attack the Navy for barring Negroes
from all but o low grade of its service.
We indicated his attitude when Secretary the Navy
cited Miller the Negro hero issuing the fol-
lowing statement:
M very commendab there nothing in Secretary Knoxs
citation about change the Navy policy toward Negroes Dore
Miller be decorated but he still can't rise from his humble rank of
for the he born with black skin He and
his brothers also still shut working the
industries whatever their sks We should at least insist that
Government eliminate the bars that prohibit American citizen from
serving his country in any for which he is fitted"
This country is unaccusOmed to hearing presidential asprants
speaking like democracy Not
plain in public addresses
Those of who thought Wilie simply playing politics
40" Pumping equal rights and treatment for Negro Americans
evidently been fooled if his remarks during the past months
taken into consideration 1t takes and patriotism attack
racial bg today and public figure of the of We
who do deserves the all freedom
loving people the country and world
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-05-22

the new year came in with great
promise this week at Pilgrim. DR..
T. J. King of Pittsburgh, with his
spiritual fire and practical counsel,
launched the good ship "Pilgrim"
on a voyage of such hope and in
spiration that her course this year
should be smooth and her cargo
rich with blessings.
Honor and tribute were paid our
pastor and his wife Sunday after
noon amid palms and flowers. The
officers of the church, the minis
ters of the community, the men,
bers and friends of Pilgrim, all
joined in an expression of appre-
citation and gratitude for services
rendered by Rev. and Mrs. Ware
this past church year.
Sunday morning Rev. Ware
preached the Seventh Word from
the Cross. Sunday night DR.. King
preached "Great God, Who Turned
the Tray"
Friday night Rev. King preached
"Sin Must Co." a dramatic sermon
in which sin was tried before a
jury of ministers, with the congre-
cation as witnesses and the Holy
Ghost as judge. 1t was strikingly
presented and wealthy in spiritual
food. Before leaving Tuesday
morning, DR.. King expressed his
sincere gratitude to the members
and friends of Pilgrim for their
hospitality and kindness during his
stay.
Rev. and Mrs. Ware desire,
through this column, to thank Pill
grim and friends for a very happy
anniversary.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Ware
will preach, "The Good Shepherd"
from Isaiah 40:11, Moffatt's trans
lation. "For he feeds his flock like
a shepherd and gathers them in his
arms, he is carrying the lambs in
his bosom and leading the ewes
gently" Sunday night-''The Race
of Life"
st. James A. M. E. Church: The
church auditorium improvement is
noticeably advancing. Rev. B. N.
Moore at the II a. m. service on
May II spoke on Christians Must
Win for Lasting Peace" Flowers
on the altar were presented in
memory of Mrs. Viola ]. Jordan by
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-05-22
A Letter of
Welcome!
May Is, 1912.


Mr.. Cecil Newman
The Minneapolis Spokesman
st. Paul Recorder
500 South 3rd Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Dear Mr.. Newman:
have been urging you for some
time to take on industrial relations
" in this city. 1t is important in
this battle for democracy that the
Negroes be recognized. AS you
know, l have been interested in
seeing that every individual, who
can do something for the govern
ment, be given a job and it makes
no difference whether he be a Ne
gro or a white.
have wanted you to handle in
dustrial relations for many weeks
and you have declined to do so. 1
trust you will now accept my in
vitation to become associated with
the Federal Cartridge Corporation
in charge of Negro industrial re-
lations. Nothing will give me
greater pleasure than to welcome
you into my organization.
Yours very truly,
FEDERAL CARTRIDGE
CORPORATION,
c. L. Horn,
President.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-05-22
Mathews Lambasts Ministers;
Says They Are Washed Up
By Ralph Mathews in AfrO-American
Is the Church Washed Up?


had digest all the
pomp ceremony Negro
Cleveland last little faith
the work they Matched up
probably august body impressive
and good group,
come-lateies in the business of remakng the world.
The unexpected development world
affairs but elimination of which have the making
since the early days of the Hoover depression.
Pearl Habor simply the first squawk ugly infant which
has been taking shape for long tme having been conceived the
reckless following the last when evil growing fat
and wealthy at the of their less fortunate brethren
the church pampered baby
pOters the rode high WIDE and handsome ing their
trusting sheep sleep with promises while
bankers factory ghOu landlords made off with the
good things of the earth.
Even when the depression grim reality
isolated Wall Street panic wanted believe and misery
starvation spread prophets
of the people, shield the guilty by blaming
the whole ugly angry God.
Urged Prayer, Not Fight
The holy urged pray
assumption while hungry they
the bung strong boxes of the
capitalsc gangsers nations wealth.
also understood that file could
battling their rights while knees.
the preached gospel
shall inherit the This perhaps true, many
stopped to reason out is that an inheritance never becomes effective n
til somebody dies and that God endowed the scoundres
with almost eternal life.
the early attempted
the children raiding
the Overstufed Golfers the ch found the
sOidly against him.
Puptpounder fearful of losing the blessings and esteem
folks the community whose donations helped
less steepes, after
publican consgn ones soul to Hades.
Of they lost the battle nobody really pays
attention ministers nowadays when they discuss anything
than the flood
Mum Reforms
All reform they little
fight for better housing security and youavng formulas
There few who had of the world
which but they considered
stood being
fascist bishops could have colared them.
Now after missing years. apostles
trying regain their lost prestige with
under the sleeps clothing of patriotism
They pretend general of the
benighted brother and his chosen leader
Evn with the aid of the keen and cunning paror
made of with the church order
of the clutches of Attorney General Bd doubtful
the sceper from the hands of sinful
have captured the copoaps through social
the preachers washed
ortuna Of
eandm
ITS welfare With exceptions
the of
sven days aweek.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-05-22
FEPC: Clamp Down

The order of the Fair
directing midwest industries holding production
racial religious discrimination highly commendabe
The FEPC said there evidence offending
advertised for white" gentle"
barriers the employment of Negroes and FEPC ack
down. holder of federal discriminatory practices
This is it should be- There
effort for preventing the millions of loyal Negroes Jews doing
their bit 1t fine thing that industry being
form to the democratic ideal in employment.
Unhapply FEPC could profaby discriminatory
on of the Presidents Executive
home There disquietng evidence that the presidential
federal agencies being honored in
observance.
Many and varied the methods the
while violating its spirit Obserant Negroes frankly
the possibility that token employment spnkg
be the device used deny employment thousands
qualified Negroes deserving of place in federal service
By pointing handful Negroes employed
the Presidents order possible these
that they have reformed shooting
workers However, it to be feared that this
Negroes have complained that
qualified workers. and permitting Negroes
on
Discrimination confined
In subtle campaign of denying advancement
despite the clear intent of Executive Order Number
These complaints the
1t to fullest realization United
States that all and all opportunity
service Discrimination by agencies against minority
the basis of religion eng
morale generally and detracs from total
is in the interests of national being
thorough airing charges of discrimination within
The egaOn of Negro workers into federal service progressing
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-05-22
Separate Ocean?

Secretary Knox of the Navy hastily the Kuxers and
Fasc in the land by explaining that Negroes
separated the Navy and in the end will given separate ships
this Jim Cowism carried its logical by Navy the
Michigan "Chronicle"
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-05-22
NOBILITY

Say thou not my heart is gold,
Ny friend, will not hear it;
Fine linens, laces rare and old,
Such flattery will queer it.
1 only trust its chief ingredient
Is neither pomp nor vanity,
Often right and less expedient,
Full-measured with humanity.
Spare my heart the sanity role,
Nor cast it deep in Faustian parts,
Give me plain nobility of soul,
From recipes of common hearts:
Full cup of love, little hate
For devious ways and petty schemes,
A heaping spoon of joy, then CRATE
The rind of woe, splash with dreams,
Spice we'll life's little things,
A pinch of pain, but make it mild,
daughters wine, too soft for kings,
Drop in generous hunk of smile.
When life's arid, little tear,
Stint not the milk of human kindness,
Leaven daring with healthy fears,
And add loves happy blindness.
Friendliness for all who grasp my hands,
Tolerance for another's views,
Silence when the circumstance demands,
Patience, nerve-courage to lose.
Add love of God and men, and say
I'm bound for Heaven on mule,
I shall not care, it's just my way,
My chariot's the Golden Rule.
-James IT Toos
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-05-22
Thanks!

Dear Friends:
We take this medium to express
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends for the cooperation
and kindness extended to US dur
ing our four year stay in Mime
apolis.
We wish you good luck and much
happiness.
Sincerely yours,
Mae and Ray Hatcher.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-05-22

Mr.. Halsey Jordan. Special vocal
numbers were rendered by J. E.
Johnson, and Mr.. Hargrave and
Mrs. A. Ballenger presented duet.
Sunday, May "a, is Educational
Day with a special sermon by the
pastor on "The Educated Heart"
The District Conference will meet
at st. Peters Church Tuesday and
Wednesday, May 26 and 27. Prep
arations are being made for a great
meeting.-Chas. Miller, Reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-05-22
CARD OF THANKS

GWe wish to express our deepest
gratitude to our many friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy during the illness of our
beloved wife and aunt, Mrs. Sadie
Morgan Warren, and for their
messages of coincidence during our
bereavement caused by her death.
We wish also to thank everyone
for the beautiful floral tributes
and Rev. B. N. Moore for his won
derful service.
Mr.. John Warren, husband
Mrs. Clara Banks, niece
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-05-22

too slowly Department heads
Number required clearly President Roosevelt
is being sabotaged somewhere along the line.
Department heads do their obvious duty
1902 carried out Otherwise unless department heads specifically
qure strict compliance have
pearance of compliance
What needed carcut mandatory exposition
and regulations covered by SSo2 To permit Interpretation" of the
presidential order by personnel officers way prejudice
and bgoty ALLEGATION of employment lay
rules and it that all federal
devae not whit from the letter spirit regulations the
great order on which it based.
Unfortunately creating confidence its workings by
its failure date to make public reports
vestigahons
The FEPC created for the specific preventing
elimination federal service private working on federal
contracts is nconcabe only evidences
discrimination in the ten midwesten industries ordered
their employment ways.
Therefore, devOves FEPC keep President
and with the nearly Negroes Jews in the United States
and forhghy those officials who persist
discrimination defiance of the orders of the
The public federal service and
their summary dismissal presidential orders would in
stany tendency the of other
interpret presidents disadvantage of the Negro and
the Jew
FEPc to "clean house, where evasion or seno
pance discovered other
o discriminate.
The FEPC has solemn duty perform little their
handling of the discrimination problem will
of the effort They contribute nightly unified
nation and powerful effort making energies
of all the people, by publicly and Immediately scohng any officials
federal enterprise who would
benefits of the services of minority groups wartime
1t all bos down to the fact that this country needs the
shot with narrowmnded prejudice and Spleen prevents
on of the of able loyal willing citizens then that
official haperng the war effort just surely he blew
munitions factory
The FEPc has power it that this country has the
services Of racial and religious mnoes services
are necessary to the Of the natonThe Sentry Was
ton, D. c..
The Negro people the only major group nation without
adequate representation in Washngton-Ceveland Call Post
Separate Ocean?
Secretary Knox of the Navy hastily the Kuxers and
Fascs in the land by explaining that Negroes
separated the Navy and in given separate ships
this Jim Crowism carried its logical by Navy
time when Negroes will be given separate
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-05-22
Don't Forget Private Joe Louis

We doubt that the amys plan refuse Louis furough
outdoor defense of his title this will public approval
Joe has contributed American morale than almost
other single individual Macarthur others joining
the buck Other former champions
and politicians have sought often received soft behs the
In their desire Promoter Mike Jacobs
officials should forget Private Joseph Barrow who asked little
ready give all apty pres
entw world conflict.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-05-22
CHURCHES JOIN
IN REV. S. E. WARES
ANNIVERSARY ppnHDAM

ANNIN EhSAR1 PROGRAM
The first anniversary of Rev.
s. E., Ware, as pastor of the Pill
grim Baptist Church, was observed
last Sunday afternoon, with min
listers, and members of several To-
cal churches participating. The
anniversary sermon was preached
by DR.. T. ]. King, the pastor of
the Ebenezer Baptist Church,
Pittsburgh, Pa. DR.. King praised
Rev. and Mrs. Ware for their out
standing leadership in their first
year in the Pilgrim Church. Re-
marks of appreciation for their
pastor and wife were made by sew
eral officers of the church. Minis
ters who spoke included Rev. C. B.
Wheeler, of the Mt. Olivet Baptist
Church, Rev. B. N. Moore of the
st. James A. M. E. Church, Rev.
George Jefferson, local preacher of
the Camphor Memorial Methodist
Church, and Rev. Clarence T. R.
Nelson, president of the st. Paul
Interdenominational Alliance and
pastor of the Camphor Church, who
presided. Thomas Tollerson, well
known gospel singer, sang three
solos and Mrs. Philips sang Hell
Understand and Say Well Done"
after the inspiring message by DR..
King. Several presentations includ-
ing flowers and money were made
by various organizations of the
church to Rev. and Mrs. Ware.
Mrs. Anna Black was in charge of
the presentations.
CAMPHOR MEMORIAL METH
ODIST CHURCH NOTES
Sunday will be "Volunteer En-
istment Day" for the members of
the church, as we begin the Every
Member Canvass for the confer
ence year 1942-43. Pastor Clarence
T. R. Nelson will preach, by re-
quest, a sermon on the subject,
"Enoch's Walk With God" at the
II a. m. service. All members and
associate members are urged to
be present and enlist as a volun-
teer in definite activities in the pro-
gram of the church. The Sunday
School is being reorganized under
the leadership of the new and ener-
getic superintendent, Mrs. Josie
Williams. The Sunday School will
sponsor a silver tea in the Guild
Hall or the Sunday School room of
the church, from 8 to 8 p. m, on
Sunday. We are urging the men,
bers and friends to attend this sill
yer tea and encourage "the church
of tomorrow"
Plans for the "Must" Rally to be
ended on June ID have been COM
pleted, with Pastor Nelson as the
leader of the women against the
men, led by Mrs. Nelson. Although
greatly outnumbered, the men are
expecting to surprise the women
by raising more money than they
do. One of the features of this
rally effort will be the inter-racial
musical recital by Miss De Loris
Lamp (white) of Enderlin, N. D.,
and Mrs. Celestine Marshall Doug
lass in the church on June IL. Miss
Lamp is an accomplished player of
the accordion and a vocalist, and
Mrs. Douglass is we'll known as an
organist in Twin City musical cir
cles.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS
By Wanda Owens, Reporter
The old year went out with glory,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1942-05-22
Wayne King May Long Remember

Wayne King nationally known orchestra leader whose
public entertainer depends and varied public
that public until this
thousands of American Negroes.
will perhaps of those thousands Negroes and
far-mindd American whites
according to reliable checked of Minneapolis hotel
he discovered the other Americans the
several Negroes who delegates
quartering at the hosery
Mr. King usually ends his musical leading
his musicians the nation anthem
IDENTIFY his Negro listeners have that his a
tudes American the music he aa this
to be
From Of the folk who formerly listened with pleasure
will probably dial his radio off their radios
advertiser who employs Mr. King find improbable for the boor
shness of prejudice costly public figure who openly
shows it Mr. King
Maybe Mr. King does not need the regard the 100000 Negroes
other millions of Americans who think their
radio ought exempy the best of America rather
its worst We shall how the public We faith
Kings action will him remember his
for the American public does admire smane
Evening star., 1942-08-31
tr.tion. Prices paid net fob. washing

tration. Prices paid net lob. Washins-
ton.
EGGS-Market steady. Prices paid for
Federal-state sraded eggs received from
extras, large, 461a-47 average. AZ; o. s.
extras, medium. 42-43; average, ~;
Y. 9. standards. 4oh-42; sssrase. 41h;
as; U. 8. trades. 35-36: average, 35h.
Browns. u. 8. extras, large. asa 40; aver
agess 40; U. s. extras, medium, Al ta-42;
average. 4sh: U. S. standards, large,
4oha-41; average. Al: u s. standards,
medium, 1898: average, 37la; U. s. trades,
34-3f; average, rs. Nearby unsraded esgs,
current receipts: Whites. 1895: mixed
colors, "a. Receipts Government graded
eggs. 215 cases
LIVE POULTRY-Market sliShtiy weaker
on chickens: steady on others. Fowl;
Colorsd. pounds and up 21-22; under 5
pounds. 1890; Leshorn hens. ga pounds
and op, 1915: No. IS, 10-11.
Evening star., 1942-08-31

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Direct to The Stor

Net
High Low Close Chge.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
WASHINGTON Produce

BuTTER-93 score tubs AN; 1-pound
prints, 454; A-pound prints. 45..: %
I-pound prints 44h: 81 score, tubs,
~; 1-pound prints. 43h. A-pound prints,
a; 90 score. tubs. 42h; I-pound prints,
tubs, 42fs; 1-pound prints, 42A: A-pound
prints. 1914; So score, tubs, 41s4 1-pound
prints. 42A L-pound prints, 42a4
IA
From Agricultural Marketing Admins
Evening star., 1942-08-31

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Approximate SAles. Te1ay.
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Total 247.3S0
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Jennings Writes
Letter To North
Area Service Men

Milo Jennings of Opheim had a
fine idea when he decided to write
a letter to every man from his
north Valley county community who
is in service or working in war
industries.
But he didn't reckon with the
magnitude of the task until he be-
gan making out his address list.
Before he had finished, he had rs
names on the list, reflecting the
frequently expressed opinion that
the north country has sent nor
young men to service, according to
population, than any other section
of the state. And the list wasn't
complete.
The problem was solved by MINI
eographing copies of an interesting
and newsy letter about the cCm-
munity. With it went a copy of the
mailing list of every man, so he
knows the location of his friends.
The list shows men in the service
scattered from the east coast to the
Philippines.
The plan has brought much COM
ment for the effect it is certain
have on morale.