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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

Lord Bountiful OF Broadway
and Hell's Kitchen. Dan Parker,
Popular Sports Writer. Tells
HOw-and NHl--the Generous
Manager Of Prizefighters Died
Broke Trying 10 Prove That
New lorks Main street
WASN'T the Most Heartless
street In the World. Don't Miss
His Intimate and Revealing Ac-
count, in The American Weekly
With This sundays Issue of The
Detroit sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

Guided IN the
list Of soldiers
admitted 10 Of
hceTS training
school az tho
Mia m ! Fla.
army air force
technical tram
ing com mand
Tor l. weeks or
/ n S 2 p "A c =
ton. They are:
Tech sgt Carl
ton W Adams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

roast guard recruits and guests
viii be conducted on a tour Of the
ramp. Plans for the dedication call
Tor a Streamllncd version of the
roast guard routine athletic events
and entertainment by radio, screen
and stage celebrities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

Answer to Yesterday puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

Mendoza avenue. al Fort Sill
Okla.
Malcolm VI. johns. 1900 Snow
Continued on Page 28D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
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2i-Tlrkish monetary Unit.
23-GIded.
2s- Observe.
2s-CompIsts.
2s RcEa ssa.r
80 Fsms.e ~ 'he raU.
3i-Osum
southern constellation.
50 Repoang
Sis "a possession q.
80 BRO of warm regions
So Networks.
g. Tnrer
- River in France
s8-Seffs
IS OF combining form
60 Disorder
81 High Mount8sa
4s River Tsp t.
50 Chsrscter ion "Fafrs Cleers
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-13

ten eliteH @efast9eaeH WSeHofeeaesf
ART perborgea unb fiirAteteat, serletbe
f1nre enteedt aDereeH.
seer saer fss,ate ste1er @efaHaese
1eia2 .s.. -. ID.
Der aeiustee MealAeaperitaas bat
te atnr eiste Anhueri baraaf: SafbD
Mnflts, Ser i,t,ge Menfd, aselsber esNt
saas psr fatrsem ans ser Mitte saes
ier lAei.lbar 10 baratlsien @eHaeiase
peridspunoen asar.
Ssbale ied bieriiber init mir IN.
Rlareu ipar, besaHa ia iofsrt 81 itbef=
lesen, aaf spelbeat ssese es mir aess'
lid, iein fsnnte, oer Sad,e euf ben
@ruuo su fs,uateu. Der eiafaAfte
uub pieaeid,t aaa, fider1te, aber sleia3'
seitis aild) fiir eiae Natnr teie Bite
meiHiae an soenisften befrieeisense
roare ae,pelen, Ole 8elisei su beaaa'
riddiseH lao bas @aus sriinala9
surA1ntbea 81 lahen, aser samit iuas,
faas all bic psrbenee,,e,t Sstsiaien
lid bod, ais triiserild) eripeiien fsuiea',
luas ia Dent Maerer iabre,sften saffie=
rea fam,, etH Sfanbal nns eiHe Be
ihalHnHa serbuneen, tpeld)e Adbea's
&iHaern aafsalesea id bic AAertesfe
iein spiirae wenn aeidyt bic @ered,tssfest
es abislut erfsrsette.
W1eliAersveiie batte geuase eieier
&rnae es eeranlaBt, saB mir aHftatt
einent Der @ebeisnpeli5iften sie So
i..na ses Natlels amoenrant isarben
iear. Glitter Der Observation-Disclosures
@ranolase n,etaes ssrelasees @rpee
lieat in Der Megel, nieanals BEN Nuf
eit,es Manaes eeer elmer 5rau aufs
Spiel su iesen, tpenn nibt idb1uerlpie-
senSe @riinoe perliesea, SaB siefelbea
ais pSaige gntlalt,.ns oienen. llnb1
id, -eiae sSrau esn serb aa,o audi atid9t
obne Ber1tono, ipie neridieoene 9e,tte
bebaupten, iolte 1T eit1em Sale, in.
leelbem es iid aicbt nm 5remee, ien.s
bern lin Die Gia.ber elmer lieben
Sreunoin banoelte, anoers se,tfea2
gteiu, lieber iuiiroe ib nod cine
aSeile neiner eiaenen nmiiht ber=
trauen nao inid3 erIt b,trd ansen
uno Sbren saeen iiberseuseu, baB bic.
Situation Elm @ingreifen Der offi5iel-5
len Oraane 1sirflid eriorberte, ebe;
ih bielelbeu berbeirief - bas Mittel
bate ih ia am @aoe bes Baaaes,
oas meil1en &ols atnihloB.
2ucetta batte mid 1tidt baatab se-i
Irast, ipie ,mo auf ipelhen @ese id;
10 piel frjiber, als iie MIDI eriuartet,
5uriidgefoneltten iei, bertnutlib bate
bie lnterluartete Anf,inft ibres 2ieb.I
babers iie al ibre friibereu Bldne
3bersenea lalien. Sd unterlieB es bes-l
balb, ibr irgenbipelebe @rnarnna suI
seben ltub ,nabte Dies aud BET 2o,t
reen, ais ib biele beim MittaeeHenl
iab, tur gang oberHablidb nit ein
'paar Borten ab. Beiter itbien aibtsi
n1tig benn bic Mabden ,paren nod
5eritrel,ter als :borber, unb Biaiant
fgerabe 70 liimn,etbaft, bis eiu tparne,,-
ser Blid 9oreens ibn auf iein beHeresI
Selbit beiinuen lieB nnb ct iA,pies.
Ser Wabmittag bersins it bet
ielben Weiie ipie 6er Abeub borber.
Rie,nals iparen betbe ShtpeHern nit
AMIR suiantnten; iobalo bic eile fam,.
ging bic anbere, unb obsleib bic 3pi.l
ddenraume niebt 10 furae iparen, ,pie'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-13

yet Yt1tyeH yuDt. lDSH OE et'"""
oagegen babet1 ipean. i'd, es snrebfar-
id)e uno mid a,i bent Quite Deraaaa-
gener 3eiten, luelder iiber een arobess
leeren 3immern liesen natb, etsebef
Sd l~iB, oas 1ie neiitelts perihief1e.
llno leer iine, aber eas eestere ut ean
llnrltaue. Der s,par Dilettantea as.
ldueden fann, 1d,t aber ieaa,reem.
Der lid, tuie ih, einer setuillen aeH-
nerlbaft betreffs eer altea &eleaiaa-
ba,tten riienen faHs.
rll,ut0glih" par 1ie i'm Beertffe
5u er,pibern, bieit aber nod i,n red-
tent Ausenblid inne nno eertaaldte
oas 10 entid,ieben perneinenbe @srt
nit eine,u anoeren bsftiheren, -
freilid aber eben1s tpe,tis befriebt-
aen6eH
,gs tut a,it aufridtie 1eis, sSraat-
lein WAtteauortb, ssbnen bieies 8ee-
sniieeu abIdlaaes, su niiilen, aber bee
3uftane Der 3iususer eiHerIeits, as>
anoererleits sic aufreelms 1T tpefd)e
uus ein ,tnatiidliber 0ell.d, sen ST.
cetta enapfing eiH @err> fiir tsel-
heu iie Ii1 leioer nur su febr infer-
efliert. Sie ber5eiben, baB id) mid
nidt iueiter itber bielen @eae,tftat&
ausla}ie mahen es mir gaia ,ae,s-
snosliA, beute a,t ettpas DerartigeS
su "benfen. Bieaeidt eebt es msr-
sen, nno isenH anh sanN nod ,tiAt
10 fohaeH Sic bod iiberseu9t feiA
oaB Sic por ssbrer. Abreiie ieoes @at-
felden n1,5 @dden in ,.nieresn asaafe
Ieben foaen,~ faus Sbnen eies. Dee-
eniisea madt."
uDanfe iebr", er,pioerte id tretea,
i'd tperbe MIDI oaran erinmerm. Jisr
ie,nano, bet eleid mir @eidmad an
ben alten NduH,eu eines 1T ben Stitr-
men ser 3eiten erprebten 9au1es fin-
bet, liegt ein '@enaB oariH, ipelAea
MIR oer periteben fann, tpelber @enmt-
uts bon bem 2eben in bereanseneu
Saeen bat. Sbon Die Saben, tpelbe
iib ait .Sbr arobes empfmessimmer
unte,t fniipFe,t, 1uiirben seniigen, 1aisb
nit arltIelnbem @nt5iicfen su erfin-
len. Cine oerIelben babe ih erIt be,ste
gebDrt."
uWelhee"
sic fprah ralber tpie eetp1bnfit6
ltno tire Stimme tlang fharf.
gs lag feline BeranlaH,,ng fitr ,tid6
Dor, Die 5raee 2oreens, tper ,uir esu
oen fib at 6as anoups'ide 8aus
fniipfenben @eihibten eelprodem bat-
te, nidt su beantlporten> a,,,6 id) faate
baber rubis:
u1rau Garter bat mir nit areber
ansfiibrlidfett beribtet, tpas fid, ba&
Bolt bier bon ben tralrisen @rlebnil-
len ber erften 2ucetta Sssbrer 5amiie
er5ablte, -- Der ,,ngliiMideu sSrau,
tpelbe int Dlaufel Der Nad,t elmer
Eohter ,1adeitte, Die ser Wutter bas
Ser5 bes bon bieier oeliebtem Maa-
TIES gerduDt bnffe.
nSos" berieBte Screen. ,>WHu, bic
'@elhihte 1T bierberun1 atpar aaoe-
tnein befotnt, aber trotbem batte
ssrau Garter es tpobl uns iiberIai|es
oiirfeu, iie Sbnen au er5Gblen. @as
tpnbte fie benn auberbem nod at ia-
geu?'' ~.
,,Ni6ts tpeiter boa sSSbrem &assie-.
ent8egnete id9.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-13
Die Strasse der Verlorenen

iaHye fDafieN lDHte, I'll pet Sd9S IeN,
ibm cine lHebr beIrieeisealee A,,tssert
sa sebeH. gYarllm in eiHer Beebe2
Dag ie es nid,t iibers Sers su britt
gem seraasee, ibre 5btpeiter su Der.
lei1eu, eoer eas lie ibr &ebeHssiad
iraeno iueld' fiaei1Aer Soee eer Nnf-
red,terbaltuHg aes aatberen 5deies
spferte, belt id fiir aaas ime gar
aatsaeihlohen. Der nnbenaianse But,
oen fie seseist, ibre nnerihopflihfeit
ei,.er nidh aaein burh Die lie n,Hse-
beaoe NsHaatit perfiibreriidp, fsn<
eera ala, enrd aue praftiiden @'rfsa-
g,ntsen its,terltiisteu MaterindsstHs &C.
seaiiber, liebeu n,r einen Sdlas sn:
es iear mir fiar, es ,s,iilie 1iA unt
ea,e nsd ,eHeriiiute Bnidt is eriA-
seaser nas aebieterila,er Watur ban.
selA, sag lelbft bic aaerssid,tisfien
eiseaen SsSsntereffen sHridftebeH a.iis-
ten, bis serlelbeu @eniige sefaebeH
iei.
Die}e neberses4anng iDmrbe iH Htir
uoh s,trA Die @rit,serssisg an bic ra'
cen Worte BiaiaHs ben bes,te 1aers
aea: ,,Mas foueH mir nit ber atte,1
,sungfer ,aabea, bis aaes soriiber
i1t2' tod beftarft, unb ib bate oas
@eiiibl> Dab es lueitere an5eiAeH fit
eas nn,aittelbare beporftebe,sbe gin=
treten ei,,er 2rifis int bielem Sanie, |
suelbe ,ueine 5abisfetten auf bie bod
lte Rrobe iteleu ltno bieaetdt ioear
ben @ebrauh Der mir bon @rpee &C.
lanbten unb. ieitbem Itets an meinen,
Salle baneenben Bfeife not,peueis
,uaden wiiroe, nibt beoiirfe. Aber
tpie ldien es moglid, 2ucetta nit IL
geno Welbem 9erbreden in 8erbin-
ouns 81 brinsen ooer BET Soreetl
oeret flares, reines Muee 70 ourd=
aus ieben @eeanfen an alles Jaflde,
Nieorise, @en,eine suriidlpies, an Die.
Boliaei 5u benfen? aber 30 spar
Billiam, ber eroBe, plumpe Biaian,!
llm ibm 5lt ihitsen, ieine bdblide,
miBaebilbete Seele Dor Der Welt su
nerbergen, fonntea Ielblt 10 berFeiner-
te, bornebne, reiue Belen, tpie .iene
es iparen, Sanoluugen beseben, ,oa-
he bent lltparteiiiben als aufs
AuberIte bebenflid erIbeinen muBs
ten. 2iebe au einesn un,piiroigen na.
ben Sertpanbteu ODER oas iegeaannte
5amilienaeiibl baben 1don uaebr als
elm fluges, reiiles Weib Int ibr Der~
berben gefiibrt, lpie Die Yofi5eihronit
Die fiir mid bl.rh @rpee perf0rpert
suarbe, fiir ieber,nann be,ueiien fauu
DaB hb bent Berbaht, aa1f tpelden
bin ih iebt ipeiter bor5ageben ent-
iblolieu ipar, bisber nod nidt be-
ltinln1ten Ausorud ge9eben babe, 1T
leidt ga serfteben. Denu bisber tpar
berlelbe einerleits 10 unbeitin,,nt &C.
ipeien, onbererieits aber 10 unsebeuer-
lid, baB ih nib Hets betniibte, att
bere Woelibfeiteu Der @rfldruna au
finben, .pie beiipielsipeile eiaaeu 3u.
iammenbaug BET Borgdnse nit Mut-
ter SSaue. aber iett batten bic iastser
fib ,aebrenben Anseiben nab Deitdti-
sunaen bafiir, baB 1T oielem Sanie
et,pas AuBersetpobnlihes nit ben Or
forberniiiem irsetto zines Sausbaltes
in feinem 3ulama1enbanse Steben-
bes, eans int @ebei1uen in einem Der
i1n3ablisen, iidb atf bet aorribor off.
11euhen 2inuiarts III hoeIfle .eina,thrittz :
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-13
Go. Sertiesttila)

p,aSc tH GET SyHto: SDstc oeh
Hssas fsHeWe id mir ieie ein Narr
bsr", fdFie Wiaiam. ,@enn er nod
esseeH einsiseu Gag lanser a,egefeftet
baeibest fol-, hanu -
ater ietbit 1T. 1eiaer yrult tpar ses
6AeHsefiiM nod nidst erlterbea,
SeRa a,f &acettes oortuarfseoaes
,,estttesu!" liek ct ben aopf serae'
gen }t+tteu une aias binaus, inben'
&c etsses Der iih biHmurmelte, bas
ID bet satem Biaeu ais gntfdulbi
,ssees aseFfalAea fsaate.
SD batte erspartet, aas 2ucette
1est ssatsmmen sebrod)eH iein mir
He, .a4s fte fid, mad, St4uB bieies Muf
AsSttes sa mir tsanetr. Aber ib fam
he siefes WaeAen, sefeH 3artbeit Ell
ne reiw vbyft'ae su iein fbien, ned
witt. Dbaleia fte piel mebr lit, ale
bic Ast nes Wei1e, IN tpeltber ie IT,
rem @rsser seseniiber su metne,
SesaetetsHHs einsesriffen bottle, 81
Serpaten 1agien, lag oenneh cine 10
fete, ita,ere gHtihtoienbeit in ibrets
%s+tttseH aHsen, baB ieb tidt inn 3tpei-
fea scrisber ssar, es toiirse eis, SSrr~
SaN in n.eiaer Neebams iein, menH
iA bara4tf sablte, fie uiiroe unter bem
e@Herad ees @elhebenen tpeniser tui-
SerFtanssfabis fein, luenn es iih 1tm
MafHarmaeH itber bas 1br @liif rno
bic gbre ses &au1es beorobenoe &C.
betsaHis baHble SSsn setuiner Be5ie-
beaea beritbr4e nsid eas argeaebm.
Es batte anir tpiberitrebt, bon ibrer
@essseiftaas su preftteren, ,m ibr
esw @ebeint,ris sn erttreiben, bas tie
In Hesaaler @erniitsltimm,tng be
ssaAt bebeH iuiirbe.
,,@s freut nih, Sic 5u ieben'
tser ibre Hmerteortete Mnrehe. Scr
@esr, teelder 1eeben seadr,sen, lit ein
Merebrer bort mir, tueniaItens 1dien
er lFtiaber sreBen @ert a,tf mcine Wei'
esees M lesen, atns ieb tpiir6e ib,,
oud eerH gebeiratet beben, a5er es
fpreAea 1bwertpiegenbe @riihoe oaee,
eeu, eas sies 10 raid seIheben fon'
ne, aub 10 fhidte ih i'm fort. 9elttt
esaAieR er nun bon nelent, obne Iid
'bsrsber a,genelbet 81 buben, uni
Hebfe niA an, iofert nah cine,
itbneaea 8eirat, nit ibm nab Siio
amerifa, no fib ibm ,1neriparteter
teei1e eiHe slanseHbe Submit eroffne
sa fdseH. Mber Sic ieben, baB id
has nidt ttm fotute, neil es ia Be,
gtsfet Der 5eibitiuht ,uare, ,uenn id
Gereen perlieBe - unb audi gBil
liant -"
,,Hun, aBiaiam Iheint bies anfs
interchangeable 81 iuiinlhen'', tpar
Id froden ein, als ibre Stinne Der
fagte - sum erIten Male, 1eitbem id
Fer tuar, 1d,ien Die Berleeenbeit Il,
su iiberwaitieen.
,,asiuiam lit fir aue, bic i'm MIDI
ge,aaa fennen, ibiuer 3u beritebeu"
asthuertete Iie iu ruhise,u, feItem 20
+e. .,geaA Ieinem Neben fonate ,nat
fbm ia fir n.iirrild, iu fiir tatiahlid
:,tnfueu,tbHh baiten, nber feline Sano
'f,msen -" 5ie 5os es Dor, mir DO,
fetuen Sanbluneen ttihts su er5db
len. Bieaeiht eeiumtn Die 8abrbeits
lube in ibr bic Sberbanb, ober iie iai
eiu, aas es su idtuer fitr ibn feir
apitt'he, naeia urteil iiber ibn sm Iei
ANA. Oi....g4o.. ... nrr:..Ed. .SSas,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-13
16.. Rapitel
IS o l.P z n

Sw eiaer WoAe, Aatte Gs.eeafe &C.
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-19
1913 SPINGARN MEDAL
NOMINATIONS OPEN

New York, N. Y. Nominations
are now open for the 1943 Spingnrn
Medalist the NAACP announced
this week. Any one may submit
the name of a person considered
to be worthy of recognition and
send it to the National Office of
the NAACP. at SO Fifth Aye-ue.
Tie Sringarn Medal Award was n
s-ituted in 1914 b. tie late J.. F.
Sujnearn. then chairman of The
Beard of Direc5 1rs Of the NAACP
whr gave annually until his denrit
in 1899 a gold medal TO be award
ed for the highest and noblest /
~Chievement by an American Negro
during the preceding year or years.
A fund sufficient to continue the
award was set UP by his will. The
Spingarn Medal Award Committee
which will meet in January includ-
es: DR.. John Haynes Holmes, DR..
Mordecai w. Johnson, Mrs. Mary
Mcleod Bethune, DIR. Buell., W. Gal
lagher, Supreme Court Justice
Frank Murphy, DR.. william Allen
Nelson and three additional mem
bers to be elected at the December
14th NAACP Board meeting.
The 1912 recipient Of the medal
was A. Philip Randolph, president
Of the Brotherhood Of Sleeping Car
Porters.
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-19
LUCKY STRIKE MAKERS
ANTI-NEGRO
BRAND NAME

New York, N. Y.-The sale CT a
pipe tobacco obnoxiously labeled.
"Nigger Hair was discontinued
this week following formal protest
made by the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People to George Washington Hill
Jr., Vice President Of the American
Tobacco Company, Ill Fifth Ave-,
Tht American Tobacco Company
which distributed the tobacco in A
number of North Western states
including oregon, Washington and
WISCONSIN is also the distributor Of
Lucky Strike Cigarettes. The Sec
tons in which the pipe tobacco is
sold are areas sparsely populated
by Negroes.
Answering the protest George w.
WhitesideS, counsel to the Tobacco
Company said: 81 may inform you
that Immediately upon the receipt
Of the communication calling our
attention to the objection to the use
OF a certain brand name that vas
originated back in 1878 and subse-
quently acquired by the American
Tobacco Co, the brand name vas
Immediately discontinued, as in
deed was another brand-name which
it was discovered had the sama
basis Of objection. Neither Of these
brands is largely. or widely distrib-
uted. The American Tobacco Com
pany will not continue the use Of
any such name as to reflect upon
the Negro ace and we r pleased
to advise you of our prompt action
in this matter"
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-19
FAILS TO MENTION HE WAS
FIRST AMERICAN TO LAND
IN AFRICAN

Napoleon Edward Taylor, 81 year
old Negro private of Baltimore,
Maryland, who was the first mem
Der of the American Expeditionary
Force to land in Africa, failed to
even mention that distinction in
his first letter from there to his
family. received last week, it was
learned Friday.
Enjoying the best of health and
these beautiful hot days in Africa.
Surprised?", was the only reference
he made to the landing.
I'VE we're worried" Mrs. Mamie
Johnson and Mrs. Fanny Underwood
his aunt and grandmother who rec
eived the letter said, because it
was the first mail we have had from
Napoleon since early August. When
we were told yesterday that he led
the Americans ashore in Liberia.
June II we naturally were THRILLED
and proud of our boy. Napoleon is
a modest boy"
HE just couldn't wait until he
Joined up. Although he was engag-
ed to be married, he enlisted first in
January, and married the next
month. He received his training at
Camp Meade. and was thrilled a.
bout being in the service"
Private Taylor won his dist;nc-
ton in Africa because he was the
first man in line aboard the first of
a series of canvass-topped lighters
which carried several detachments
of Negro troops across the most
treacherous sandbar on the west
African coast and landed them on
the Liberian shore, according to re-
ports.
| Major c. S. Ward, for whom Pr.
vate Taylor is orderly, urged him
to memorize a one sentence greet.
ing to Liberians as he landed. AS
Soon as he landed, Taylor did ex,
actly that. He proclaimed:
"Liberian-we are here to joir
hands and fight together until this
world IS free of tyrannical dicta
torships."'
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-19
DEVELOPING CHILD ARE
PROGRAM MONEY GRANTS

Grants Of money to help carry out
state plans for developing child
care programs for children Of work
ing mothers in three states, New
Jersey, Missouri and Arkansas.
were announced by Manpower Chr
man Paul v. McNutt. for the Office
of Defense Health and Welfare Ger
vices, Of which he is Director. Mr..
McNutt also approved the state
plans.
The grants are: Arkansas $4,000,
New Jersey $27O0, Missouri $3875.
The money from the $4OO, 900
allotted to the ODHWS by the Pres
dent for coordination and develop
ment of wartime child care servic-
es. These grants are available to
state departments of education Or
welfare for the employment of sal
aries and travel expenditures for a
state supervisor and one or more as
-sistants in each state, whose dut-
les will be to aid in providing day
care facilities to communities in
which a large number of women
with children are employed or are
soon to be employed.
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-19
AEF Racial Friction
reduced Mrs. Roosev1t
'sFOUR FREEDOMS VICTORY
BOND RALLY DEC. Ia JAN. 1e


Durham, N C..-Completion of
plans for the -Four Freedoms Vic
tory Bond Rally" to be conducted
from December IA to January 16 by
members of the Naional Negro Life
Insurance Association have been an
nounced by Asa T. Spaulding, presi-
dent of the organization.
The campaign is being projected
in anticipation of the holiday Sea
son when thousands of thrifty cit
liens will transform their Christ
mas savings into cash and thous-
ands of others will receive their an
nual bonuses from the industrial
and commercial concerns by which
they are employed.
In determining to hold this five
weeks campaign we were prompted
by two detectives" declared Presi-
dent Spaulding. We want to make
America. including Negro America.
War Bond-conscious and through
that War-consciOus, and we want to
teach our people the value of thrift.
After the war the United States
will need thrifty citizens in all
walks of life and as there is no
better method for saving than thru
War Bonds and Stamps the Nation
al Negro Life Insurance Associat-
ion membership decided to conduct
this campaign as one of it's contri-
buttons to the War effort"
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-19
AIRFORCE RECRUITS NEGRO
WOMEN MECHANICS

Fort Worth, Texas Following
the announced Army Air Force pol
icy to mobilize all available civil
ian man power and keep 'em fly
ing" the Tarrant Field Sub Depot
here announced this week it's first
class of Negro women mechanics.
Eight women ranging in age from
II to 80 all from the Fort Worth
area have been recruited through
the United States Employment Ser
vice and are receiving their initial
instruction from 1t. E. p. Bach
tell. Additional women are to be
hired as quickly as possible 10
form a school unit which will be
sent to Duncan Field, San Antonio,
Texas, for advance training. Every
mechanic learner" as the recruits
are called is paid SIS a month dir
ing the 8 months training period
following which they will receive
the salary for the Civil Service po-
sition to which they are assigned.
"Mechanic learners" receive in.
structions which qualities them to
become sheet metal workers, lathe
operators, electrical inspectors, pat
tern makers. engine mechanics
the whole field of aeroplane mech
anical work. 1t is the civilian
crews of mechanics who will in the
future be responsible for all major
repair and maintenance work on
Army Air Corps planes in Contin.
entail United States.
The Army Air Force mechanics
whose places they take will thus be
released for overseas duty in com
bat areas. According to Capt. Gil
bert, commanding officer, the init
ial group of colored mechanic Learn
ers" at Tarrant Sub-Depot are OF
very high calibre', each having al
least a high school education and
several are college trained.
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-19
LINCOLN u. PROFESSOR
ON ST. LOUIS TOWN HALL

Mr.. Ernest Kalbala, instructor of
Sociology at Lincoln University was
guest speaker for the Town Hall"
of the St. Louis YMCA. December
A, 5, 6, speaking on the Africa To
day, Our Second Front.
He made several guest appear
ances including a Is minute inter
view over station WILL, and talks
of the various phases of Africa's
place in the present war pictures
before Town Hall" groups.
Mr.. Kalibala, a native Of Africa
has been teaching at Lincoln since
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-19

ration than if the points were used
on high-point commodities.
Point rationing gives consumers
all the freedom of choice possible in
wartime. They can choose those
commodities in the group which
they prefer and which they can af-
ford. And they can spend their
points any way they like.
Point rationing will assure con
sumer a fair share of the commod-
tiles in the rationed group. Like
other r%ationing programs, it will
prevent persons from "chisleing"
on their neighbors fair share.
Rationing is necessary in order
10 supply our fighting forces with
the things they need Ito assure
everyone of his fair share of essen
tial goods which have become
scarce because O fthe war-and to
help win the war!
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-19
Union Services
To Start Jan. 3rd

a great spiritual awakening in the
city. The devotional services are
to begin each Sunday evening at Z
o'clock. The Rev. E. F. Ridley,
pastor of st. John Church will pre-
side and the Rev. Clarence c. Rey-
nolds and choir of Clair Chapel
Church will nave charge of the SER
vices January 3, 1943.
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-19
Swift Firm Is One
Of Major Employers

Since nobody doubts that an army
travels on it's stomach, meat pack
ing takes a place beside the manu-
facture of guns and shells as an es-
sential war industry. Chicago as
world center Of the meat packing
business, therefore contributes not
only to the welfare of the Army but
also sends life -sustaining meat and
meat by-products to the civilian
populations of the various United
Nations.
Negroes have been employed in
The Omaha guide., 1942-12-19
HAMPTON GRAD IN
'sLOOK" PHOTOS

Hampton Institute, Va.,-Readers
Of Look magazine for December 1
learned this week that the young
lady photographed in that issue,
demonstrating the food values of
brewers yeast at Cornell Univers-
ity, is Miss Barbara Bond of Day
tona Beach, Fla, a graduate Of
Hampton Institute.