davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Battle ObsoIescence in All Directions

successful INDUSTRIAL IL lo
all directions His contact
science engineering constitutes his insurance against
Incoming n a period Of accelerated change
1t seems to the soap boxer, who enVageS hnseH
Technology III after the vast eGn
biological changes which has tremendously nu
piled productivity of human muscles the asato
l repeats the MARKHAM dogma which intended Tor more
primitive who wrongly REGARDS hhse
as A is really reactionary ----
Objective scientific economists who should serve as soc
themselves
liberals or radicals accurately Photographic
the realities then they are no more
arithmetic table
should aim TO reporters of the totally enors oil
hoa naone welbeing through
producing and exchanging goods Human muscle tools and nat
ingredients type Oh
list or coectviS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Tens of Millions Of Dollars for Research

investment each year by industry oil
millions of dollars research which represents the pnI
changes which upset the haDtS OF e
people for survival and in peace the business
order to keep apace OF changing tch
hand and changing popular tastes
the other.
Dr. William WtherS. Queens College economist In recent
debate with this writer referred dparagingy 10 STATUS quo
implying that those VINO DeeVeu
usefulness of American industry were in TINS caego
economist though presumably
who opposed TO change AS
recognize that nothing permanent IN TINS he e%
change.
My the American OF life is based on my
system modifying tseH 10 meet
changing technology and changing environ
the seeds OF peranence Only
its adherence TO progress
sve principles Standing still feasible only in death living
system definition capable growth and adjustment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Detroit Produce

APPLES Washington boxes. y Fancy
wiDesaps l3ss. 81 90 iSos, 81 IS; 1885 and
smaller. 1928 eu. basket comb \ Fancy
and Fancy grade No minimum Wine
Eaps 81 5oH 70
BEANs-Aaryiand bu hampers Riscs
Valentines, - 500 2 IS Bountifuis &zh
z rs Plen;ifulS 81 S0627s Wax bssns
cABAGE-ohso sob. wire bound crates
L No. l Round tpe 81 ton2so
cANTALouPhS- Salmon Meats CAhiot
81 SoaETS best. tsoR5 JUMBO 4is.
- 1896. best. s.. i5as25, standard crates
SIS. A23@lso pony SIS $3.50 ArEonA
Yuma District Jumbo crates 3es. &t5ob
IS jumbo ass 81 eo@s
CARROTS-Los Angeles crates s-doI
punches. California. IS $50 As fSir con
df1ion. 81 7se9: Arizona. 50 l5@ p; far
condition 50 Texas a. 81 IS bu basket
TOPPED washed 81 sog2
cAU1IFLOWER Washington pony
crates i2s and lsrrer 50 - Cansda ~ire
hound crates i2s and iAfger, SI7s. fsir.
cELERY cslnorns cvs crates Pascal
~ stAiks 81 s. Michigan bundles, dor
sisIks Soc
coRN-Terss sacks WHIT, s-dor 81 IS
CUCrNBERS- Bu basket including wax
F;ock South Carolina Fancy - - fair
81 SOC IS Pieklsa far 7sceti 2 "a
dEion, 81 soN2, Choice poor 10 ordinary
sScNsi funbos poar. 25c Hothouss m
diana basket 2-dos X Fsucy 81 somI -
Fancy. 81 20. ONO kAnCy Soc 30 dug
So y Fancy To- dor
LRTTUCE--iyos Enrsiss crates fCeHer4
'ype. California Saunar 5-c0I $3.50 70
Is s-aoz fs~ so Washington 5-doz
ordinary condition 50 j0
ONIONS -so-ib. sacks. Texas yellow
Rrrnudas, a.. s commercls. SOC or mrf'
q No ! and 4 > No J, - 400 GO
mostly 81 80 far Si-2s unbo SIZE
81 q. few bes' 81 80 Cpral WINE Wa
a. = No ] 81 20 best 81 $50 A. fsir
81 ~ gunoos 81 SsN q. RstosAs. G. s
No 1 s-in and lArger. 81 S5@i -
POTATOES New stock. iuo-it sscts
whEss s. zsas0' mostly So 55es Is
Alabama e. 40 ! washed Triunphs
a. sse2eo mostly 81 sass mes'
bag 81 zoo 90 c0fton sacts s. sHh
80 a. No ! sizs washed 81 -
un~ashsc rnssh nag 81 a. + No Lonl
Triuniphs uexh bags 81 500273 q s
No ] washed CoDbisre. NORTH Csrrllrf
81 T0Gs 80 fee Sass, Bzs p, 50 -
Nlrgfnis 81 T0n1 40
SWEET POTATOES Puerto Plea
ysn,s LOUISIANA bs. crates T. {. No 3
IONA TOts-to-ib. ctnenf repsrks ne
digrns 81 as 25-lh Wfs repacks s. 80
1eH h~ftosss $40 ussks-s on ffe
eiuus 81 $50 60 erEinsi iurs
~ TsEsF greer 40 So tern rs
S-rys, s1e sne srssr - 75f s. f
WETFRMELoNs Fgorief - srrHes
Car-nrbsns q ihs she so - - ~
ese 1er - ~ ffs Ter WsfF0rt at
. ibs 80, fss - DSs Btlet. 2
~, So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Rails Aid Scrap
Rubber Drive

NEW YORK, June 10 Rail-
roads contributed substantially to
the rubber scrap pile of the ma
ton. F. E. Williamson. president
of New York Central system and
president Of Eastern Railroads
Presidents Conference, said at a
meeting of that group today.
On New York Central. continued
Williamson, scrap rubber has, for
a number of years. been sySte-
matically collected just as has been
aluminium, steel. copper and other
scrap materials now so vitality
needed.
June this year, it collected H.
600 pounds of scrap rubber, he
added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
500 Award

For the best cartoon. illus
trating Il Will Make My Job
My Firing Line" the slogan Of
the Detroit Diesel Engine Divi-
sion, George f. Baker won
500 war bond. John Suyak
won second prize, $50 war
bond; Arthur r. Olsen, third
prize. S25 war bond.
w. T. Grove, general manager
OF the plant. announced the
awards at a meeting Thursday.
The contest was second in a
series sponsored by the plant
produce more for victory" COM
mittee.
The Thomas A. Edison Amer
lean Legion Post Band led a
parade of office girls who car
ried the flags of the United
Nations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Production Of Coal
Tops 1941 by 10 Pct.

NEW YORK. June 10 Bitumi-
nous production for the week
ended June 13 was approximately
1l150.0O0 net tons. the National
Coal Association estimated. This
is about 92.9 per cent of mine ca
pacity and an increase Of SO per
cent over the corresponding week
in 1871. Production January !
through June - was about 239,-
T54.O 900 tons. an increase Of 26.7
per cent over Dos. 100000 tons pro-
duced in the like period OF last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Kansas City Roads
Earnings at Peak

KANSAS CITY. Mo. June 10
Kansas City Southern Railway
showed record earnings and rev
enues in IFS report for May and
the first FIVE months this year.
Nav was the first month in the
company history that revenues
exceeded S3.OO0.000 In addition,
the road set up larger railway tax
accruals for the period than IL
reported as net income for the full
wear of 1893.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

which peaceful American economy Coi-
verified itself basis constitutes a hopeful sign
should permit MaxistS ana ohe
damn the system with unaacuNe ana
labels H..
The truth that competent business executive must for
guard against obsoescence which the process OF
falling behind the procession H.. -.
An existing productive technques are subject not
through physical
through the nonmateral process OIL
of date. (ObSolescenceD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
COMMITTEE SPLIT

Members OF the committee are
fairly evenly split on the PROPOSE
ton. opponents arguing that such
a plan will return millions OF doll
lars 10 corporations not IN need or
postwar financing while denying
aid to companies most IN need or
capital.
To illustrate this point. one
member cited an example where
company engaged in war produc.-
ton will have made millions or
dollars in excess profit, thus build
ing I'D a huge reserve in the treas
ury for postwar Use, while It's own
treasury will have obtained addi-'
tional millions from war business.
This concern. ne declared, would
have ample funds of its own TO
finance the return TO peacetime
manufacturing.
On the other hand, a company
manufacturing civilian goods. and
not receiving war orders. will have
drained its treasury during the
war years. in an effort 10 keep
solvent he said. Yes. because 1T
received no war contracts during
the emergency. IL will have built
up no reserve in the federal treas"
.urv with which TO resume business
al the end of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
MARKETS
M. S. Rukeyser
Business Advised
To DiSprOve Critics

competition for popular favor with professional business
industry should select their labels for de-
SCrIbing attitude.
only should be whether such labels are based on
truth
prejudice the public mind by hang
inc "reaciionary" sign business
admittedly various shades OF
thinking within the business objective study OF the
through decades alliance with
indicates that it has been touched ey the
spirit progreSsivISm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

MORE TIN w eStin & house
Electric Company research engl-
neerS announced successful tests
with a new clcCtronic lowgrade
ore refiner which viii quickly sort
particles. picking out up to 80 pei
cent of the tin present IN the ore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Pere Marquette
Income Lower

CLEVELAND, June 19.-Pere
Marquette Railway for the FIVE
months ended May 81 reports a
net income Of $S72. 673. equal to
S7.79 a share on $4,000 shares of
S per cent prior preference stock,
on which unpaid dividend accumu-
lations amounted TO SD so share
on May l, last.
This compares with net income
of 81, aga ,357 or S13.34 a share on
the prior preference stock in the
first FIVE months OF lo4l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Cattle
Generally
Steady
CYRUS KING

Al the Detroit StoCkyards this
week, slaughter steers. yearlingS
and she stock sold uneyenly steady
10 sc higher; steers grading good
and better no more than steady.
In the swine division, late quota
tons were the best of the week.
with butchers scaling 100 lbs. up
ward, showing a net advance OF
zoe during the period.
CATTLE Weeks receipts ? 100 The
catle supply was augmented by 10 loads
OF Texas and Oklahoma Rrassers but ma
tive cattle made up the bulk Of the oner-
Ing. There WAS reliable demand for all
classes Of slaughter cattle, steers year.
lingS. and heifers selling unevsnly stead
TO 25c higher with common and medium
grades showing most strength. Kinds grad
Ing average god and better closed no
better than steady Cows were not meas
uraby higher on any one day but gathered
enough strength from the opening 10 hntsh
strong 20 25c up. Bulls sold 26c or more
higher early but THIS advance was later
erased.
Two cars Of choice f.1s7-lb fed steers
topped a. Sif. next highest price SIS rs
on load ot strictly good ift 10. beeves
Otherwise medium 10 good ted steers and
yesrlings cashed from Sll T5u - 90 mostly
sl2P 1928. Texas and Oklahoma grass
steers and heiters sold on killer account
largely from Sll 70 y y IS. including 'wo
cars OF b67-lb heiferettes at SIP FAT
native COWS bulked at 50 5000 IS. q fair
sprinkling 20 Sl1 and a half load Of high
yielding S62-Ib southwestern white face
cows commanded &il so Gutter cows
bulked az s. 50IS so Gamers So rs n s ~
Most. weighty sausage bulls sold late al
All IS y II common sud medium kinds ~
y II 20. Medium 20 good 900 -670-lh. south
WESTERN STOCK steers vent back 90 th'
country ~ SII son IS 20, mostly 1izaI3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Saginaw Markets

SAGINAW. Iuas 10. tUP) To-day
~ wing prices 90 growers for beans:
Pea beans. - 0S. uEht red kidneys. -
dArk red kidneys. 50 r. 2. r. yellow eyes
- e =. e. hght cranberries. 50. e. =. G
dark cranherries 50 50
wheat. 81 OF %; oats. asa &c; rye
80 ~ $50, siN-rowed barley. 81 I'm 1. ~
nuckVheat 81 22G225. corn. 7s6 SOC SOY
beans 81 $40 81
Prices furnished ~ nichisas Bess Com
pany,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Freight Loadings
Down 1853 Cars

WASHINGTON. J June l9. -
LoadineS of revenue freight during
the week ended June - totaled
S32. 726 cars. p decrease Of 2l.963
cars from the previous week. 30
2aS cars below The like week
year ago. but an increase Of 49,
sos over the 1910 period, according
10 reports 20 Association Of Amen-
can Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

MORE HONORS-The Marion,
Ind. plant Of Anaconda Wire and
Cable Company will receive a navy
"E' at special ceremonies on June
~. Four other Anaconda plants
had previously been honored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Home Dairy Pays
25e on A Issue

Home Dairy Company has de-
clared a dividend of Is cents on
the Class A stock. payable July IS
TO holders of record July S. The
firm paid so cents on January 81,
last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
VEALERS MOSTLY SIS

CALVES Weeks receipts 2 300 veal
ers finished about steady with last week >
close. late sales good and choice grades
Sit 80 90 mostly SIS Common and mo
dium vsslers turned At SO 501i4, mostly
81 500 - "a.
HOGS Weeks receipts 3 500 Bsrrows
and gifts scaling $50 los. upward finished
with net gain ~ 2Oc for me week
lighter weights moved up Toe and other
the best OF the period. when good 10 choice
so -300-lb. butchers were scheduled Al
|Sls. 20I 40. and 3Oo-4j0-ib. hsavies,
Sl4 OS1if IS. The late extreme top was
tIt so. paid for a short deck ~ 220-lb
rail hogs aud for odd lots of sorted iS0-
22O-lb averages 20 small KILLERS Around
iJ0-ls0-Ib lights hulked at SI3 30 10 u 81
during the week. and feeder pigs clustered
around the Sl3 mark Sows buked 81
Sl3 25H 10 30 dam a few good 70 choice
light sows TO Sl3 - stays mainly 81 Is
aI2. WeiEhty boars have been drug
on the market recently, and according %
trade interests. are practically unsuitable
SHEEP Weeks receipts go The salA-
bic supply of Ovine stock this week was
the highest OF any comparable period ~
fsr this year Trading or lambs was con-
Quoted al little change in prices. spring
lambs found ready sale but grass old
crop shorn kinds had 10 be peddled. Good
10 choice 81 -9O-lb native spring lambs
commanded SIS 50H 10 common and me-
dium light weights Si2 50nlt So. Old
SIS according 60 quality. most offerings
Gull 20 common grassy descriptions from
x7HiO So Good 10 choice shorn slaughter
ewes earned S6Gs 50 heavy fat ewes,
- 500 : 30. Gull TO common lghtwelghts
x3na2S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
sLAPPED OIL MAN

e-taek- time ont to take a
punch AT the petroleum industry,
claiming that IL blocked the de
velopment of alcohol and its by
products.
"There'd be no shortage OF
rubber today and we would have
I2O octane fuel If industry would
have aided rather than hindered
ms after the Chemurgic Confer
ence in Dearborn in 1894, he
said.
Even now they insist on
making rubber from petroleum
rather than utilizing the alcohol
process which IL cheaper and
quicker" he added.
Doctor Hale. listed the three
great courses Of modern civiliza-
ton for his banker audience as
follows:
Economics
2-International Trade.
Status Quo.
He deems the latter the worst
of the three, claiming that the
man or nation which stands in the
way OF change stands in the way
Of progress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Good News
From War
Factories
nr Intsrnallon.l New. serylcs

Nv international News Service
MORE STEEL - Current steel
production is at an all-time high,
the trade journal, Iron Age, re-
ported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19


pany has declared a dividend of >
cents on the common. payable July
| to holders of record June p.
The same amount was paid April /.
Keith-AIbee-Or pheum Corpora
ton has declared q dividend of .
cents on the common, payable June
"a 10 holders OF record June 10.
The same amount was paid in De-
cember, 1871.
Lehigh Portland Cement Com
pany has declared dividend OF
371a cents on the common, payable
August | TO holders of record July
Ia. The same amount was paid
May L..
MacAndrews & Forbes Co.
has declared a dividend of IS cents
on the common. payable July Is TO
holders of record June 30. The
firm paid 40 cents April IS. last.
and so cents July Is, last year.
National Aviation Corporation
has declared dividend of II Il
cents, payable July - 10 holders
OF record June 20. Payments in
1871 were 3 cents July Is and 30
cents December lS.
National Bond and Share Corpo-
ration has declared a dividend OF
Is cents, payable July - 10 hold
ers of record June 30. The same
amount was paid April Is.
Roam Antelope Copper Mines,
Ltd, has declared dividend Of Il
cents on American shares, payable
July I to holders of record June
IS. The firm paid Ii cents June 5
last year.
Tubise Chatillon Corporation
has declared the regular quarterly
dividend OF SITS on the Z per cent
preferred. payable July 10 hold
ers of record June %.
u. 3. Smelling. Rehning and
Mining Company has declared =
dividend of 81 on the common
payable July Is 20 holders If rec.
ord June "a. The same amour,
was paid April Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
BANKERS JARRED

He Jared the bankers by telling
them that banks which could not
loan at low interest rates should
be closed
He shook them TO the very core
by warning them that in year
or two at the most, there would
be no such thing as interest.
And then he predicted that
eventually there would be all out
war between the white and yellow
races with the white race sure
loser because the unfortunately
Mongolians eat less and work
longer. q"
After that. the bankers heard
Capt. Don Leonard OF the Mlchi-
gan State Police describe his visit
10 England and the results OF the
blitz on London, but IL came as
an anti-climax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

MORE RUBBER From all over
the nation came reports OF grow
ing scrap rubber piles as millions
of citizens contributed every item
of rubber in or around their homes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Warns Industry
To Use More
Farm Products
Farmer and Labor
Tieup Is Alternative,
Noted Chemist Says
Nv WARD SCHULTZ
p.tr.,t T1a,e. financial Fdlter

Industry better use more farm
products or therein be no more
industry because the farmer TO-DAY
holds the balance Of power IN Inc
United States. Or William Jay
Hale. consulting chemist for DOW
Chemical Company and Peck
bad boy of Chcmurgy told ScN-
eral hundred members OF me
Michigan Bankers ASSOCIATION
yesterday
Hale pointed out that otherwise
the farmer would loln hands with
labor
The noted chemist said fatty
that labor was not a commodity,
but that instead II IS a partner
with industry.
Labor and capital are not to-
gether now aud labor has the
upper hand" he said when the
nations farmers arise and JOIN
hands with labor, watch out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
LAID OFF THE WAR

Doctor Hale refrained from any
representation as 10 the current
war other than 10 say that neither
side could emerge a winner due TO
the terrific expenditures involved,
III this thing continues an
other year. both sides will be
happy 10 call II quits" ne said.
For the most part, Hale eN-
pounded his favorile theories on
chemurgy and The rosy future OF
alcohol. He repeated his predic-
lions that the world of tomorrow
would be dominated by three great
new industries -plastlcs, llg h /
metals and alcohol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Treasury Drafts
P Ian TO Rebate
Tax After War
Surplus Held by U. S.
TO Finance Conversion
TO Peace Time Work
By ARTHUR F. HERMANN
In,'I News service staff Corresposdent

WASHINGTON, June 10. -
With a close vote expected. the
House ways and means committee
meets today 10 act on a treasury
plan to return a portion OF pro-
posed corporation war taxes TO in
dustries in the postwar period.
The treasury proposal, based
upon a plan now in operation in
England. is designed to cushion the
effect of curtailed production at
the end OF the world conflict.
II approved. corporations would
be given non-interest, non-negoti-
able federal bonds for a part OF
their tax payment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
PEACE CONVERSION

The bonds would be redeemable
Immediately after the end Of the
war. and the money thus paid back
would be used by industries TO re-
convert their plants to peacetime
operation and provide working
capital TO finance the beginnings OF
normal manufacturing.
Under the treasury plan, corpo-
|rations would receive the new Sc
curities for all over 80 per cent OF
excess profit taxes paid into the
treasury. Their excess profit tax
rate tentatively approved by tho
committee is "a per cent. with
normal surtaX rates totallng Az
per cent.
In other words. companies would
have the treasury save" Ia per
cent of their extra profits TO be
returned after the war.
Indicating his approval OF such a
plan. War Production Chief Dom
aid NJ. Nelson told the House ways
and means committee that the
high corporation taxes they have
approved would hamper the war
effort by encouraging normal econ
omies in plant operation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Dividends

Bausch a. Lomb Optical Com
pany has declared a dividend of .
cents on the common. payable July
to holders of record June p.
The same amount was paid April l.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-11-27
Gentleman's Agreement Kills Poll Tax

Monday both the majority and minority parties in the o. s. Senate
genmen agreement approved the of which
Hitler chief proagon by killing the opportunity
the Geyer-Pepper anti poll tax bill.
Hitler tme-and doubt that he this
could have treated himself healthy belly laugh the spectacle of
the chief democracy refusing legislation designed c
of that democracy opportunity to voe
The socaed gntmans agreement engineered between the
kneed shifting Aben Barley who haeartedy supposedly
led the fight for the BILL and the Mcclellan Bbo poll tax crowd
million whites million
blacks who counted for obtaining numerical representa-
Congress who denied the right help select that
sentation.
The Southern Democrats the fight hands down with the sly but
the Republicans and bogus liberals like
Shpsead showed little fight the
northern daily press exempfed by the Minneapolis STAR
JOURNAL did good job trying the lethagc Senate to its
responsibility.
Senator upheld by
busteringunmited debate which
expression of the views of the majority The pox issue
revived again and until citizen who vote
ma for the candidate of his choice
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-11-27
Committee Formed
To Welcome New
Families to City
MRS. R B. LYNCH HEADS COM
MITTEE TO WELCOME NEW
CITIZENS

A committee to meet new citizens
taking up residence in Minneapolis
has been formed within the Wom-
ems Auxiliary of the Urban League.
The function of this committee will
be to establish acquaintance with
newcomers with a view to familiar
izing them with the religious, civic
and social activities of Mime
apolis.
The value of such a program was
presented some months ago at a
meeting of the Council of Negro
Organizations by C. E. Newman,
Editor of the Minneapolis Spokes-
man and the St. Paul Recorder.
Mrs. Lynch and her committee have
worked out a detailed program
which will be presented to all Min
neapolis organizations in order to
develop community wide under
standing and cooperation on this
worthwhile undertaking.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-11-27

Washington, D. C.-Segregation
in the WAAC mess hall at Fort Des
Moines, has been officially abolished
and 10 Negro Auxiiaries are now
integrated into the Officer Candi-
date School it was learned this week
when Col. Noel Macy, 1t. Helen
Wood, 1t. Helen West, Judge Will
liam HASTE, of the War Depart
ment, and Walter White, of the
N.A.A.C.P. met in conference here.
Previously there had existed a
policy of segregated service clubs
with club number l designated for
white WAACS and club number 2
for Negro WAACS. The white club
had been declared out of bounds for
Negro WAACS. Both clubs are
now equally accessible to Negro,
and white WAACS alike.