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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23

OF his farmer landlord during an
argument over crop shares in 1910.
His case was taken 10 the United
States Supreme Court by the Work
ers Defense league. which present
ed affidavit that over so per cent
OF the population In Pittsylvania
county did not pay the poll tax and
were thereby barred from both
grand and petit jury lists in the
county.
Before the United States Supreme
Court. Attorney John +. Finerty.
representing the Workers Defense
league. quoted the following from
a previous decision OF the court in
Strauder vs.. West Virginia:
"The very idea OF Jury Is a body
OF men composed OF peers or equals
OF the person whose rights 1t Is So
lected or summoned TO determine:
that Is, OF his neighbors. fellows.
associates. persons having the same
legal status in society as that which
he holds"
Waller is a sharecroppor. Most
Virginia families like Walters
earn less than 5000 a year. accord
ing to 1871 report. Rural Poverty
in Virginia" by the Virginia Poly
iechnic institute. OF the many Ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
Noted Americans Join Forces ToSave
Life Of Odell Waller, Sharecropper


"Odell Walters life must be
saved declared Is noted Ameri-
cans in a public letter asking for
support for the petition 10 the
United states SUPERB Court for
hearing OF walters case. The group
includes prominent editors. Negro.
church. labor and liberal leaders:
Alfred Bingham. Bruce Bliven. John
Dewey. George +. Haynes. Arthur
Garfield Hays. Adolph Held, Frank
kinedon. Freda kirchwey. Maynard
c. Kruger, Bishop Francis J. Nc
Council. Rcinhold Niebuhr. Mary
White Ovington A. Phillip RAN
dolph. Joseph Schloesberg and Os-
valid Garrison Willard.
The letter stated that "the
United States Supreme Court must
be persuaded. II possible. to decide
squarely whether a trial by a jury
81 his peers ia the constitutional
right OF every accused American
citizen. This Is a case OF deepest
concern 70 every person interested
in maintaining American democ-
racy."
Also In Case
Latest developments in the Wall
er case Is the decision OF the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment OF Colored People to enter the
case through a separate brief filed
as friend OF the court. on behalf
OF Waller. IL Is expected that
numerous other organizations, in
Guiding national labor. church and
liberal groups. will likewise asso-
ciate themselves with the case
through the same brief Thurgood
Marshall. national counsel OF the
NAACP, has completed work on the
brief which will be presented
along with the Workers Defense
league brief. and will be argued be-
fore the Us. Supreme Court on
May 25 by John f. Finerty.
Dewey Letter
Likewise OF tremendous impor-
lance in the modifying OF support
for Odell Waller was the letter OF
John Dewey. world famous philos-
pher, which appeared IN The New
York Times Mr.. Dewey's letter
declared in part:
"Once more our colored citizens
already deeply aroused over dis
elimination against them in the
armed forces and defense indus.
tires have been presented with ?
grievance. The is. Supreme
Court on May 4 declined with.
out opinion 10 review the case Of
Odel Waller. colored sharecrop
per. convicted OF first degree muir
der in the shooting OF his white
farmer landlord during a quarre
induced by Walters attempt to GO
his share OF their wheat crop Col
4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23

esulis of acning feet'
You might say II can't happen
20 me and we're glad that you
take The optimistic point Of view.
Just The same. We want TO warn
you that Il can happen TO you II
your shoes are not properly fitted.
OF coure there are many creams
on he marIet that vii. help do
away with the lines in your face
and you can touch gp those craying
hairs with reliable hair dye. but
We predict voull be cranky wo-
man before YOU should. unless YOU
Se' Tho right shoes FOR you, teet.
NOW more than ever before. the
proper III Tor shoes is Of grave i'm
lcrtsn . America mus march GA
% ,ie'osy 9th a, home and abroad.
cn ieAi mat are IL; Women VIII do
more walking. standing and dane
e than they have for many years.
10 do This they must have their
feet hrmly on the ground.
In keeping win he feet for VIC
'ory iaeme - shc manufacturers
tarpueho4t ne asNta have done a
healt,u so ~ designing smart
itnhr -aaes 'ss' combine all the
va.4at.a Ypr demanded by the
pd!4.c4iat ws- MO wants 10
pat her hesr .oct forward. Shoes
acw have both beal'y aAd comfort,
ana for he :, time = several sea-
sons. So ysr dress for a ;ea party
ir shoes ra- a,s comfortable
enough h.ke
Toppns 4 the s:yes In popu-
larry seem. 10 be he open toe,
cuban hee. gnp watch is graceful
ava comfortable for dress-upwear.
upea lev have been a delightful
comfort 80 Women who have always
Suffered he past from insists
ise 10 one foot being larger than
tse o.ner Now the small TOE open
'ns giNes mar oyesgr5wn foot plen-
~ ~ room.
Fer active iaty, he oxford with
4 meiium heel Il the country ide
tayorfe Ideal FOR both town ard
country wear this standby will
prove q good samaritan for tire
ana aching feet Choose them in
straps or ties.
Here are a few tips we picked I'D
'nat might be helpful when buying
SHOES These came direct from
samaus 81 man Who really knows
'ae problems Women face when it
comes to foot ease.
J Foreet ahol, dainty little fee
at east f9r The dgraiion-snd
DOME bay Shoes that are TOO short.
3 Have y0u~ shoes fitted by X
Ray 20 assure p6rfec, ~. Most rep
afahle .hoe stores can now give
gal ths service
Ruy saoee Hiih special meta,ar-
"a arch s.pport and heel cushion
'or e~eaier comfor'
choose shoes ,haf shine be-
csuse hoy will always look heater
aad none attractive
These seem 10 be 'he psncip.e
Airas % o0k Tor when buying
DO ana we mmediafely won't out
40 f.dour shoe shopping We APP
prove hrs shopping technique be-
cause our new shoes wakc us feel
yeats yungcr and We have forgot
ven Fl" had everhsl cramped toe,
Why don't you feY re Youll have
your fect firmly AID comfortably
eu The ground.
What are yonr beauty problems
Write: Marie Downing. Iarieuse
Reauiy Bureau. 500 IindelI
Blvd. II. Louis. Mo-. and she will
bc GLAD 10 answer them. BE
sure 10 enclose q self-addreSser,
slammed pnSelOpp.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23

What are your beauty prohlemsl
Write: Marie Downing. LarieuSe
Reauiy Bureau. 3J09 IindelI
Blvd. ~. Louis. No.. and she will
hc glad 10 answer them. BE
sure 10 enclose q self-addreSser.
stamped envelope.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23

II you've ever 'houehi my feet
are killing me then this article Is
directed 20 YOU because Naen Your
feet hurt. your beauty disappears
Tense. haggard lines appear on
your face, Your disposition Is any
thing hut sunny and vQur hair
turns old and gray-a'l are direct
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
d9!Z!

II you've ever ihouehi my feet results u achng feet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23

Three million people living in o.
400 square miles OF the Detroit
Metropolitan area and the Border
Cities Of Canada will black out next
sunday from 10 TO 1915 PM Are
YOU prepared?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
n . . 4
Suicide


blindness lie vas already handi-
capped by the loss Of one leg. How
ever. he bore his affection in ST.
lence and seldom made mention OF
H.
Body Disco, ered Friday Morning
II was customary for Mr.. Wing
field to come 10 work after the day
force left he shop. and he would
l. I'VE before they came on duty in
the morning. except on Saturday
mornings, when he remained 10 re-
ceive his weekly salary check.
Friday morning. when the day
workers reported for duty. The day
linotype operator called attention to
the fact that Wingheld had set only
one galley OF type during the night.
Ii was assumed that he had taken
III and was unable TO complete his
work. but on such occasions he
would leave note on the linotype
machine 10 make explanation, but
this time there was no such note.
Meanwhile. Mrs. RUBY Mitchell.
Of the job printing department. had
gone TO the press room at the rear
of the shop To make preparations
for running off a job. she placed
the job on one OF the presses and
went over 10 the electric paper cut
ter TO cut the paper. She struck
against the foot OF a step ladder.
which had been moved there from
It's accustomed position during the
night. and on looking to see why
il was there. she discovered the
body of Mr.. Wingfeld hanging
from the ceiling. she screamed and
rushed back 70 the front II the
building.
CorOners Notified
The police department and the
coroncr's Office were Immediately
notified and rushed 20 he scene.
one Of the officers found a suicide
note which ;thiis dead man ha'i ivfi
on table in the rear It read:
ITO my Family: This i he best
way out. Ny sight"
Another note wac later found by
the coroner. in one OF the pockets
] ~ the unfortunate man. The ver-
dict given by the Coroners was that
the victim met death by suicide He
had moved the ladder TO the spot
where Ii was found. climbed up
/ fastened a rope to pipe near the
ceiling. tied the other end around
his neck, and stepped of the lad
der.
Last Copy Set
In examining the last copy that
he set on the linotype machine be-
fore ending his life. Il was found
that he stopped at what seems a
s.gnitcant passage OF the Bible,
which was in connection with job
OF printing for religious dcnom-
nation The words he wrote we're
az follows.
winchester Tenn. Greetings
To the Saints ~ God:
II must work the work of Him
that sent me. while IL i day, Tor
the night cometh when no man can
work-Iohn 9:i. We are glad "a
report that We are still working on
the building with n sure foundation,
trying each day 10 live the HE oi
holiness and work while II i day,
for We know that when night com.
EN-. no man can work. Elder 4.
DAVIS swanson. pastor; Sister
1ladys Taylor. reporter"
Surviving the deccaeed are his
widow and two daughters who re-
side in Detroit, and other relatives
In Arkansas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23

Surviving the deceased are his
widow and two daughters who re-
side in Detroit. and other relatives
in Arkansas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23

ored people regard this unexplain-
ed refusal as just one more evil
dence that when white people
speak Of fighting 10 preserve free
dom. they mean freedom for their
own race.
Dean Speaks
Equally encouraging was a state
ment issued by Acting Dean Leon
4. Ransom. of the Howard Univer-
sity law school. Dean Ransom's
statement included the following
significant statements:
My personal knowledge OF the
economic system prevailing in Vir-
yinia convinces me that il operates
10 the disadvantage OF the under
privileged OF all races. Only the
fortunate few are eligible TO sit in
judgment upon their fellowman. 1t
Is ny belief that this is undemo-
cratic and unconstitutional In that
it deprives the accused OF trial
by a jury OF his peers. Justice
should not b dispensed by the eco
nomically privileged but by free
men without regard TO race, color,
religion. politics or class distinc-
tons"
Union Acts
In Detroit. the pace in the defense
OF Odell Waller has been set by the
West side Local ia OF the United
Automobile Workers CLIO which
voted 500 10 the Waller Defense
Fund. and sent resolution OF
support for the Waller case 10 the
forthcoming State convention Of the
CLIO.
A victory in the case OF Odell
Waller. all supporters OF the cam
paign for his life agree. will strike
a mighty blow at the poll tax sys-
tenn, which is one OF the greatest
violations OF democracy in Ameri-
ca.
Condemned by the Circuit Court
OF Appeals OF Pittsylvania County,
Va. his appeal for a trial by jury
OF his peers rejected by the Virginia
Supreme Court and the United
States Supreme Court. Odell wall
err, Negro sharecropper, is facing
execution on June 10.
Tried by a jury which excluded
all persons unable 10 pay virginia
undemocratic poll tax. Waller
pleaded self-defense in the killing
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Continued from page u

do its duty by the Negroes who
we're taxpayers and citizens like
the white people Of the community
and we're entitled TO Federal funds
and Improvements like other Ameri-
can citizens.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Crane Expands
Chicago Plants

CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-The Crane
Company is undertaking a 5000
600 expansion program 10 increase
iiAapacity for war material pro-
N lon, according 10 John IL
Collier. president. when com
pleted. the expansion will enable
the company 10 approximately
double its present production OF
cast steel valves, he said.
Cost of the two new buildings
included in the program will be
met by Crane Company, while the
navy will supply funds for the
machinery and tools New plant
facilities will be in production
within six months.
Valves 10 be made are used in
defense materials. Present produc-
ton at the cOmpany'S Chicago
|plants is almost entirely con-
nected directly or indirectly with
the armament effort, with opera
lions on a three turn oasis. seven
days a week. and employment al
a new peak OF more than 1900
workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Arms
Training
Stressed

WASHINGTON Feb : GNS)
With "a reasonable amount OF
ammunition and the army'S mora
support the National Rifle ASSo-
ciation can train 100000 uflc-
men Il month, Col ned NJ Green
L. : A retired declared today
Dcplorng the lack Of small arm,
training for SclcctccS. ColonoI
Green stated in the American
Rillcman' that the 10000 National
Rifle Association instructors. who
already have received certificates
from the war department, can &c
the Iub
''In this war there should be
no such thing n "A soldier who
doesn't know how to shoot "A
rifle" the colonel SAID. Rear
areas become combat areas with
out warning. Artillerymen, ord
nance, quartermaster, signal
corps, all must he prepared 10
fight with small arms. They
lack the training because they
lack ranges, instructors, ammu-
milton, and time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
SUPPLY AVAILABLE

Maintaining the NRA can supply
every one of the deficiencies IF
They are allowed 10 have rca-
,onlblc amount OF ammunition. %
Colonel Green SAID by dcVotlng
liNe nights a week. Saturday and
Sunday 10 the task. ono lnStruc-
tor can turn out 70 rIlIomcn a
week - n month. THESE men will
b" able 10 hit a man->I/c target
three or four times ou' Of FIVE
from = prone position AT 200 yards
and with more time that percent
age can be- beuercd, The colonel
asserted
Tho 10000 trained riilcmcn Of
tho association would also provide
an excellent auxiliary police and
could bc Trusted with defense ac-
tNilIcs when needed, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
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College Boxer Marine

NEW ORLEANS Feb , lNSt
Lou Campbell national Jnl"t-
collegiate heavyweight box n &
champion va, on route 'odal ~
the West Coast - marine
Three other athletes left with the
Southwestern LOUISIANA Institute
star for basic training stations
They were Lawrence Dodd : l. J
football star John lIcnnlon has
ketball player from the same
school. and Gene Chadwick. Lou
iSlana State football acc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

ROYS WITH OR WITHOUT BICYCLES
HOLLIS YEARS OLD
IN our service you come ln contact with
nix business men and EaIn experience
money cannot bus see Mr.. SWarthtut.
Room poo 536 shelby street
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH 60.
CONSTRUCTION INSPE cTOFS for mu-
nlrpal service. one vacancy al - 800
per year 10 be filled by competitive exam
nation Applicants must bs an least twenty
years and SIX months nor more than forty
1--WE years of age citizens OF the United
states and residents of the CtF ~ Detroit
for one year ImnsdIatss prior 20 the
examination, excepting persons with hon
Orahle army. navy ~ marine discharges
For fun details and applications write or
apply 20 the Detroit .Ciyl Service com
mission l5'h Floor water Board Building.
735 Randolph street Detroit. Mchlgaa. on
.or before February II 1912
CUTTER GRINDERS
SURFACE GRINDERS
TOOL LATHE HAND
TOOL SNAPPER HAND
BlLLARD SkTiP MN
DEFENSE WORK
/ MORSE CHAIN co 1901 CENTRAL
DISHES New pattern ROYAL Gold china
Seed crew manager with car and Two
statesmen A. once can make So week
Lots ~ stock on hand. See Slack 1924
Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
.Furgdn Leads,
Averages 239

With an average of 239 for fyc
games Matt Furgan d, the talk Of
the Rainbow Individual Classic
contestants today as they check
yesterdays returns Fufgan had
1875 irom EXPERIMENTATION.
al time high for The event Is
1858 made recently by James Ne
Mahon IN >ubblng for Vince
Miklcl
Cy Goralclyk maintained his
grip on FIRST when ho had 2l7 in
1888. stove Cruchon with a pair
OF Z3lS IN JOSS va, third high of
the day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
"A Bomber
Frank Mikie|
Tops With III
81 A>DI>GS

Frank MikclS 10 is one OF the
features today of the Rainbow $40
Classic competition omar llorp-
prichS So and Ray Turner'S 6Gi
were other cardinal scores PabSt
i'm first place by taking three
- Rainbow
her high ones came from Or
c. j. Grlmaldl 6i9 Ernie Bollo
sic: Mel Dorl. Gi5 Edwin frozen.
63l and Louis NlIIa. gu PabSt
stood out with 5000 FOR high team
series and lOi3 for high single
game. PfclffcrS turned IN 3OOi..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Freight Loadings
Decrease Slightly

WASHINGTON. Feb. load
lngN Of revenue freight during the
week ended January 81 totaIcd
SO SOL cars. decrease of 2.237
from the previous week, an in
crease OF l0l213 over the like
week a year ago and an increase
OF l57737 over the like 1910 week
according TO reports 10 the As>oci-
alton OF American Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

N1s7--s Rocker f'.m C.t %
Irene louder .t.w Gem
Robert vs. Hu.8rh N.m tF1f.,.
G.H.a tIrh Do. t.w EHH.r'
Dean grady fr u FlLrs-
Hs'fIr,. 81 s''f f,- U4rt 17
Je1ur F.f1 from frtu.s
MURRAY e. t,Bn. PIP ~ Is.
Tfue. Drv fr T stewart
BrU'E Ii0Lr irnm Chafr.
Na'Ie II,fr,k from s. lm
Lola EtfA-u fnm Gerald
Belle Miller fr mi Ions
Ans IL u fnef f.m D. born
Nit11 ff'-e from NIa8rf
BESSIE Gibson fuw IIm..
Boar on" Rsrhr- from James
Mat SDhne der from tit.t..
Arthur Rcarf from Lena
John Hayes from Chqr'a''e
NAfg weitiauf tom Jo-rrr
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SHEET METAL work Nan'ed .ndustr 81
tufsF0 " to0i uoy-s. SPECtAL BOXES
lgnd FAC rDRf WOHN Ghd sfJcb n %
gauge aTf f'tpr sauces LET "a ESTI-
NAIE Is VI rf41. eui.nfs IT. RSBffLL
81 MptFfFR COMPANY $3.50 OTIS.
IAFAYFTTF HOO
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Situations Wanfed-Femaie


AL DEPENDABLE colored sdy. good
iaundress honseWork days one place.
81 carfare. Fitzroy 3g1f
EXPERIENCED co.orcd gir wants days;
laundry. cleaning So carfare. Town.
send 1886
EXPERIENCED colored lady wishes general
days Work, good references. University
22jas
EXPERT ESCkD woman wants days laun-
dry only: references, 50 carfare. Trinity
i-s253
EXPERIENCED coipred gr wants DAYS,
excellent iaundress 50 carfare. Temple
l-fs99
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes days,
weeks. part time references. Randolph
6GuS
HOUSEKEEPING Lady -. daughter Is:
good coos capable OF full charge. pre-.
fer motherless home Atlantic 0sl2.
CoLORED Woman bundle washing. cur
Townsend 7-I57s
COLORED SRI wants part time workt
hone nights Trinity l-7s2o
COLORED Cir wishes maid work. hos-
pi'h. Office hotel store Trinity 2-ozsii
Personals
A CERTIFIED Reader Florence IavalleA
Appointments go. 1905 Lsrchmont.
Tyler 1881
A LIQUOR habit stopped at home secretly
Arnold 2i6l Nat Bank Bldg. RA 72sA.
ADA LORD. Astrologist - Concise, Cello
brated. Educated tmovedl 1914 Wood
ward Madison l3i3
ASTROLOGER-C Lowell. known %
troIter, popular In Florida LafayettI
o32i
AsTRoLoGEK Evsngline Berry. ReF
irEs, 81 Appointments Townsend 5-7coA
- Elmhurst Woodward
ASTp0I OCEP pItOL.Rt, CAPTE,P-con.
sulta'ion daily. very reasonable. AS
Helen tnear JeffersonJ
ASTROLOGER 49, 80 years experience.
WORLDS FAIR, radio. SO Peterboro.
Cherry Ssii.
AsTRoLOGlsT Crystal LsBelle Your
home or mine. DAWSON 1918. l2i40
Mendoza
ASTROLoGY-spec Readings Truthful
Advice. Business, Love. Investments.
Appointments. Townsend 5000.
AT BILL GRAFs GRILL Astroloser
Esteiie Luncheons. Drinks. 12i John Il.
Downstairs
ATTENTION -" Elinor, Lola Jessie"
spanish Benita." entertainers. Rainbow
TearOom. 10 John X
Barbaglia Plaster for Sciatica, Rheumae
tism. Only | day treatment. Len. 0S3S.'
CLARA BEACH-Spiritual readings every
Evening. Circle, Friday Evenings Mad.
r DEBT relief, See Credit Adjustment Co,
Ssh Barlum Tower. Detroit. Gil. s33i.
Open until 9 Thursday evening
FIGHT TOBACCO HABIT
And rs destructive effects with Nico Bann,
mouth rinse concentrate. Sans Health
Aid Department
HAIR PERMANENTLY removed-M Multiple
Eiec'rolysis Emilia Boccabella, 37sS
Gratlot. Plaza 0s50.
HEREAFTER l viii not be responsible for
any debts incurred by any one eXceps
myse!f Andy or Alexander Sierra.
HfGEA HERNIA AN RECTAL CLINIC
successful treatment as you work
'3lo "OODWAkD TR. 1880
LADY OF Mystery answered your questions
over Radio. Readings your home or
mine ApplIntments- Nermnni d-44a2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Midland oil Corporation de

clarcd a dividend OF - cents on
the convertible preferred. which
Is m arrears, payable March l6,
TO record Of March p The pre-
VlouS payment was the same
amount December T..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

CHAUFFEUR handyman; reliable. sonert
safe driver experienced, excellent ref
erencrs Temple 1891.
EXPERIENCE white man Waterman;
any work driving preferred chester
Bailey Temple i-303S.
GASOLINE station attendant young man,
experienced. Wants anything. References.
Cadillac 22li.
MECHANIC Chauffeur, Industrious. sx-
perieuced Cniured wants steady WORK.
References Iylsr 1913.
PORTER Chauffeur. busboy. houseboy,
dishWasheT sober. experienced excellent
references Madison 6j32
RADIO service repairs also machine
work, experienced references, "Msyhue."
Temple 2S2ii
TRUCK DRIVER tdoube bottom city.
highway Diesel experience. married;
references Olite $500
iOfNG man wants part time employment
IN exchange FOR room and board. small
wages Apply BOX 6lsS. Detroit Times