davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-11-26
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BETHESDA. MD. near Naval Hospital 3
room room detached Ready for immediate
Cyrus keser, ir.. Wo. 5371; eve. WO.
isIs NORTH CAPITOL SIT rooms,
coMPLETELY FURNISHED. including lin
ems ems and blankets: living room, dining room,
for 10 pear9oms sre ss1 bath sJ laeal o hone
BuRLElTH-6 rooms, bath, 3 bedrooms
double rear screened porches. open FIRE
furnished Immediate possession. Near
81 sls' ,s per Ja99 m9Rth. Call Shannon & Luchs
DEC. 9th, s503 Mayfair ave- s. s, Md
New Me% oct; & u "a b. furL: modern; oil hit.
aeig' open fireplace. lovely yd, built IN
AvAIL.-Hal, stone home. rms bed
!4ss ogden st. NV. D Open ~ - nHTn' pm' sio'
!. ROOMS. bath, coal heat: close to Navy
Yard, Boiling Field. Naval Air. Anacostia
& "4HSs FKrfSbsHiP fS15 If iii Completely
Turn bedrooms. 3 baths, reception hall
fon'. nsc to buses ,a and streetcars; possession
IN BE BETHESDA-Completely furn 2-bed-
Toqm T.29 house. possession Dec. /: Sl35
WHITE PINES" 15-a. estate. Lanham.
Md. = min. to Capitol; srove 100 white
pines hollies. dogwood; 9.-a. garden: su-
perb view; completely furnished l0-rm.
bathrooms. . fireplaces: coal furnace. coal
in cellar: 2-car' gar; maids available: ali
dsasbis dsiysFiss; udr train and Dus trans 500;
BRICK BUSGALow in in Tskoma "a enSao Pars35 llSs
roo roomS; Is nice condition, and furnishings;
psF 9XModsra w. A5ds pm pooR RA snG %II bsb
cottage, completely furn.; garage; S45
WELL VII fAiTffN FrRNIsHEp, small modern brick,
Z bee 6edrooms G,pl bath; gas heat, on bus line,
house ike new. nice -porches and yards
iMMrDlarEl 70 octuPaNcfY.F rui% Nsf'YfF rooms om bath
famPetsiv psifd farn!shed oil ,q5naes gaTags
vi ali is 4i4s5 tHuKcHs z sH vX@5-room 90? furnished
RooMsDinins sS5f Pee Msssan r6om sas %a1s roSm s
siichen. bath. lsl II . bed rooms. bath md
downtown: half block eff 10Th St. years
lease only; available Dec. i. HO. Il4i.
COUPLE wanted to share home, ali facili-
month. WA. 1910.
HYATrSvILLE, MD. 1918 oGLETHoRPE
st t~Buns allow, rooms. bath, h W h. SIS
:, Cheverly. Md, .:33l Eellevue ave.-Brick
ave, Mt Rainier Hyatts n04s. '' =
oso4 Brookv,IIa Il5q ~ MONTH nth c,... ".
room. s-bash mo home; etS compietsiy nasSei Mf fur
yipIent iocation; immediate possession. s SION
SHANNON LUCHs CO,
-l20o H St. NV National 2345
BATTERY BATTER, c PARK; BETHESDA, MD
center-entrance hall. large living room
pietely pii eGuipoed kitchen full basement,
rooms and bath with shower: large lot.
garage; possession Dec. j: $40 per mo.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr., WO. 5371.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
Detached brick Of center-hau type,
beautifully furnished CONSISTING OF bed
rooms and 3io baths: immediate occu-
pancy: S225 per mo. Call EN-. 1890. F A
TWEED CO. until pm. 550t Conn. ave
HOME VALUE.
4104 54th ST, DECATUR HEIGHTS. ND.
looms q bedrooms. ; baths. lear
garage. servants room and bath in base
ment, OF! heat; home completely furnished
S'.OU.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
SOS North Capitol S. Realtors. Ma e.30
Evening star., 1943-11-26
2 Bedrooms Bath-Ist Fl

2 Bedrooms, Bath-1st Fl.
Near 32nd and Oliver SITS, Chevy Chase,
D. c.: 4 bedrooms, bath. End floor: front
porch; garage: large lot; refg.. h.w. oil
heat; insulated: only SI3,95o
McDEVITT, Realtor. RA. 4422.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
1142 Buchanan st. N.W.-3 Apis,
In excellent condition: S11 500; INV. oil
heat; > porches. The best value We have
offered for some time
McDEVITT, Realtor, RA. 4422.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
APARTMENTS UkFURNISHeD.

iae0 ANACOSTA RID. S.E.-3-room ard
PAN "a, apt modeLn: - 30. Call Ma. 44o3.
HYATTSvILiE Hills large rms. kat.
Capitol bus. Ali Utilities incl Inquire ililt.
u So dFs 9srkMoyr mo DH 81 o! S% W. 400 Ap, g.
cars and stores. RE. I96S.
3s0l y. CAPITOL ST rooms. kit, and
6siIarlr 6sih; heat & elSc gas SO Protestant no
TAKoMA PARK, MD.-Entire Ind floor,
living room, :. bedrooms. kitchen, bath,
large porch. yard. private entrance Heat
AVAILABLE DEC. 1st-3 rooms, dinette.
ST, Si5chsn and bath. Rent. $3.50, Phone
siIl ; s1th AVE. Cottage CITY. Md-Em-
kitchen and bath; gas. eiec. and heat;
RWo fl'Ss'f hARGf iRRtElnfs Rooms kitchen and bath
all ab,e u,ilieS net furnishsd adults oniy avail
ists iss BRANDywISNE Bra S 'sfi 81 sE-ror Decem-
Der J.. rooms, kitchen and bath. in new
building $50, including utilities Take
ave, NV to 4th and md Atlantie he suu sts. s.e. e
Apply to Frederick W. Berens, Inc, 1898
K,suo, ( St ny NA, $40. c.
sons roems saa o1ysi5sn sehsn and nd bath nffT
in new building; 500 including utilities
Apply to Frederick W. Berens. Inc. 1928
iii6 :srd ST, NV rooms and kitchen.
3 ROOMS AND BATH, $50 so with utn-
iLies included; Takoma Park; can occupy
PES Psi is. r9Pne sT Nv 81: .364 9ooms 0,,b mil,
ties furnished $3.50. L. V. Thacker,
ROOMS. kitchenctte. private bath: util!-
ties: employed adults. GE. s257 call
Evening star., 1943-11-26
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

l ROOMS. kitchen and bath. unfurn.. base
ment apt; "a block TO bus: heat and light:
$40 mo. WA 1864
MARYLAND PARK-Apt., in private home;
rated. No children. Call Hillside 1851
I:2 MAPLE AVE, Takoma Park. Md
Suitable for . or 3 persons. SH. 43Is.
RIVERDALE, 6311 49th ave.-Furnished
sunny living bedroom kitchen. refg.; conv
transp.; refined adults. WA. 1243.
FURNISHED :,-rm., bath apt. Mclean.
Va; new. pvt. entrance; adults; S55;
= miles Kew Bridge. Elmwood 305
Evening star., 1943-11-26
COUNTRY BOARD.

FEW OPENINGS LEFT-Young children
Large farm near Washington, on bus line
an; fresh milk. etc: ample water, heating
$50: refs Box 56-K, Star. 26'
Evening star., 1943-11-26

% 1922 N ST. NV.
Above average. in owners home his
standing IN community; refined adul
Evening star., 1943-11-26
THE BRADLEIGH.

residence of distinction for those ac
cuStomed TO t,ie better hotels. Every IA
ciilty for gracious living. Exclusive Chev!
OIL. 1411
Evening star., 1943-11-26
THE JOHN KILPEN

THE JOHN KILPEN,
2310 Ashmead pl. NV, mas available for
! st and 18th several nice double rms
Also space in doubles. Excellent food; "a
hr. switchboard service. 10 1866.
14O1 18th ST. NV.
Large front room for 81 also double,
E!cely furnished - Convenient location
Switchboard and selective menu.
MARTHA WASHINGTON
SEMINARY. 3640 10th n.w.-Large double
rooms with running water, superior meals.
Select clientele co. 0c94.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
INSPECTION INVITED

Several beautiful, new 3-bedroom homes
in Maryland Park; they are well planned
and substantially built, with tiled bath
rooms, large. bright kitchens, Easements,
h.-w.ha launorieS: elementary school. high
school, bus, streetcar and stores within a
block; price. $3.50; small down payment,
$3.50 month. This ad is directed to the
$3.50 rent for a 1-bed-oom apt: give
your family pleasant Christmas in spa
cious home. let the kiddies romp and
play. 102 64th 81. Open daily for inspec-
ton. For further particulars
Evening star., 1943-11-26
KENWOOD. MD.

! Unusual home built to order for present
owner. containing many attrP tive fixtures
on 5000, # Of beautifully handicapped
grounds. Large drawing room with open
/ fireplace, library, lavatory, dining room,
an all G. E kitchen and servants rooms
and bath on the first floor. Four bedrooms
and > baths on 2nd floor Large tiled
sun deck with almost complete privacy
| Large recreation room with fireplace IN
/ basement. The grounds contain some
very fine old boxwood as well as unusually
hne trees and other plantinss. There is
lovely stone terrace with vista view
| IWo-car attained garage and air-condis
tlonng with G. E, heating plant. Prica,
! g. ,r,,s ,-,,> ra
Evening star., 1943-11-26
M. THOMAS. HI. 1905.

1l03 Fern ST. NV. near Walter Reed
25-ft. semidetac ched brick. all large rooms.
3 porches. garage. h.-v.h. oil heat. refz.
Priced, $500 under original cost.
McDEVITT, RealtOr. RA. 1922.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
NEAR ST. GABRIEL s

Detached. on spacious lot: rooms bath.
porches, new modern kitchen. etc NevIY
recond Conveniently situated near every-
pm. "
/ YOUR NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM RS.
! Leo M. Bernstein g. Co.. NE. 54O0.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
BETHESDA. MD.

1924 Charles st-S-room detached frame.
, baths; acre and half of ground: 2-car
garage and servants quarters above. I'M
mediate possession. Sl25 mo- CO. 1878
Evening star., 1943-11-26
V VACANI.
$3.50 CASH
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK

Near Calvin Coolidge High-6 rooms. bath.
porchss, full basement. etcc.: newly record.
A real value that can't be beat Inmast.
ave possession. Priced for only S7p69f
terms. Call till pm
YOUR NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM ESsi
Leo NJ. Bernstein g. Co, Me 54i3k
Evening star., 1943-11-26

637 EYE ST. NV.
Newly Remodeled House,
Convenient to Govt. Offices Sleeping rms
as low as ST week per person Also
and SIS week
Evening star., 1943-11-26

GOLD-DIAMONDS,
WATCHES.
Highest cash prices paid. Get our oi1sr
before you sell. Arthur Markei. 91S T st
NV. Rm. 3ul National O204
ELECTRICAL TRAINS.
All gauges and Lionel accessories; we also
buy electrical fans and electrical appli-
ances. Call Superior Lock and Electric
Co. RE 1927
Evening star., 1943-11-26

Beautiful modern home. less than wear,
Bradmoor. Md; large kitchen and break
fast room on first floor, 3 large bedrooms
an unfinished attic. extra bath In base
ment. side porch; Westinghouse refrigers-
tor: air conditioned heat with modern GAS
FURNACE and all other modern improve,
ia. 1885, with
80 SHANNON. & LUcHs Co.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Soldier Dies
For Staying:
Ga. Officer

REIDSVILLE, Ga.-tANP) - Sgt.
Edmund Reed OF LAGRANGE, who
had been stationed at Fort Ben
ming for several years, was electro
cuted here early Monday for the
fatal shooting Of white civilian
Macon policeman. ]. G.. Favors.
Strapped in the electric chair,
Reid made no statement TO the
warden. His body was sent to his
family t LAGRANGE for burial.
The Macon branch OF the
NAACP. put I'D a strong fight
TO save Reed from the chair, en-
ploying Atty. A. T. Walden OF
Atlanta to conduct the defense.
Following his conviction. Gov.
Arnall granted the doomed soldier
a 30-day respite. allowing defense
counsel TO carry the case before
the state board OF pardons and
paroles The governor md board
refused to change the death penalty
10 life. Sgt Reed was absent with
out leave al the time of the Staying.
Only witness to the electrocution
besidee prison officials was George
Favors, brother Of the slain police
man. During the trial the defense
argued that Reed shot in self de-
Tense after selling the policeman's
gun as the latter was beating him
about the head with a blackjack.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Negro Women In
Aircraft Plants

also employs a number Of special
lists among its thousands of Negro
workers, Mr.. Porter stated In this
category he mentioned Joseph Dun
ming, streSs-analysis engineer
Thomas c. Allen, ground test crew
chief for Douglas built Flying Fort
resses; Joseph E. Baker, radio-en-
gineer; l.. E. Love, tool designer;
James Price and James Carrot,
engineers.
I'm fact" the personnel director
started. I'VE have been told that
Douglas leads the industry in the
employment Of Negro engineers.
I'VE are equally as proud OF the
thousands Of other Negroes, both
men and women. manning produc-
ton lines and holding other i'm
portant jobs in all Of our plants.
They are first class workers, and
stick TO their tasks"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Coast MedicOs Fete
Major HinksOn OF 93rd

LOS ANGELES-Major DeHaven
Hinkson, senior medical officer with
the 93rd Division. was the honored
guest OF the Los Angeles chapter
OF the Medical, Dentistry, Phar-
maceutical society here last Mon
day night, at stag luncheon given
at the home OF DR.. p. T. Cobbs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
NATL Clio WAR
RELIEF HEAD.
SCORES YMCA
Issues Challenge To Older
Institution For
Leadership

WASHlNGTON-Race separatis n
~ c,iood ~ tho we. w..
-. ,
'''1'' - "o''''e '"e'''
and director Oh the National Go
War Reaci committee. in a pre-.
pared specch delivered before the
o,r,,, no,,,oro,oo -, ,ho Assoo,,-
''o'' VI 0''''''' e. ~ "'e VI - >
this week, N Williams BAY Wis.
Cons derab.c significance was al
,aohcd - the Dor officials remarks
-...... ....,o. ho..,.o -, ,,o
NiO E'o"-'.- ~ ''''"''ee - ma
Jor source 81 funds 10 Soc!a! agen-
c.eS
Prom lie jrcep,.on" Swcetland
go, r,o -. ,..h
~ ''' -
much OF American i"ooi ; 'rdu '4oH
and h S tackled this horny problem
where 4 hurt most-at the lob level
~, noia ire,s,crcc n, = nan--acjal
..,.a~.L,a ,cl,vrc,, ,o,icv
CTo aasa4 ,ho whole ,rad,,tnn ~
N - >'', - .,aoa,,s ,bo NEGRO
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
McCLendon s
ANSWERS To
Riot Charges

II "the NAA.CP. is the biggest
instigator OF the recent race riot
as Prosecutor William Bowling
claims, why wait for a grand jury
investigation TO indict US? 1t APP
pears as though the prosecutor is
trying TO find a scapegoat. Again,
Il he knows that a group Of teen
age boys and girls went to Belle
Isle, Sunday night. June 20, with
the express purpose Of starting a
riot. Why doesn't he issue an in
dictmcnt against some of them? It
is evident that the prosecutor is do
ing some ridiculously silly talking.
AS for sending their thugs to
start trouble in the Sojourner
Truth situation" it is rather signif-
cant that no other investigating
agencies discovered that, and l
would further call the prosecutors
attention TO the fact that. the
F.BI. had three white men indicted
following that trouble. We would
welcome being indicted on this
case, too, II the evidence warrants
il. 1t is rather strange, however,
that the prosecutor is just now max
inS these facts known.
We have affidavits in our office
which disprove the prosecutors
claim that the whites did not start
rctaliating until am, Monday,
June 81" These anidavits state
that a young colored girl and her
escort were set ufon by a white
mob at about II pm, Sunday, June
20. as they were leaving Belle Isle
Both had TO be. taken to Receiving
hospital in a police scout car for
treatment.-(Signed) DR.. James J.
McClendon, president of Detroit
NAA.CP..
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Hold Father
Accused By
A Daughter

A 30-year-old Bohn Aluminium
cmploye was held for trial this
week following an examination be-
fore Recorders Judge John J. Ma
her on a charge of statutory rape.
repeatedly involving an alleged az
fair with an ll-year-old girl.
The young girl told the court how
her father had forced her to accept
his attentions while her mother was
away from home.
The accused man was placed on a
$500 bond while awaiting trial on
the above charge. Policewoman
Cora Brown was assigned to the
case.
Due to the nature Of the case the
name of the young girl and her
father are withheld by the Mich
igan Chronicle.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Say Three Died
Here Suddenly

Three persons died suddenly last
week according TO a coroner's re-
port. They were Annie Laurie
Alexander, 50. OF 1854 Chestnut,
who was reported a heart case VIC
tim.
Her body was identified at the
morgue by Mary Lee of 1924 Chest
nut street. and Daisy B. Saunders
OF 2242 Chestnut street.
Cause OF death is still pending
the case OF Tarius May. IS, OF 2726
Mullett street. whose body was
identified by Isabelle Hariss OF 2726
Mulett street and Marion Brandon
o. the same address.
Ernest Rogers, 81. OF 2279 East
Fort street, died from natural
causes, after. so il was reported,
he hid had a tooth extracted sew
eral days previous.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Charge Man
With Taking
$3.50 From Y

A 27-year-old truck driver and
pickup man for YMC.A. organ
ization was held last week for
trial on charge of larceny by con-
version and was placed on a $500
bond by Recorders Judge John j.
Maher
At the examination on Wednesday
It was testified that George Mimms
OF 234 Watson street, apartment 80,
had possession Of two pouches be-
longing to Northeastern YMCA.
containing approximately S330l9
which was later reported as miss
ing.
Percy ]. Lee, an official OF the
Y.M.CA. organization, was the
complainant in the case against
Mimms, who was arrested at 1876
East Elizabeth street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Doctors Formvlo For
|lEGSORES

Just think, The very first application Of
Or. Thomas Ointmeni-s doctors formula
-brings glorious palliative relief to old leg
sores that are hard TO heal It's a wonder
fully soothing medicsted ointment Suc-
seSsfully used by DR.. Thomas In his own
practice for many years VIII not interfere
with your daily work Dom delay-Ordes
o jar of DR.. Thomas Ointment to-day.
Money back II not satisfied.
SIND NO Monty. Pay postnan 81 90 plus
postage. Or enclose 81. and we pay postage
GLENN PRODUCTS CO.. Dept. 5. Hoboken.
n J.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

Negro women are playing an i'm
portant part in the production of
war planes in six major plants OF
the Douglas Aircraft company, S.
O. Porter, Douglas director of per-
sonnet. declared this week.
I'VE regard our factories as in
dustrial melting pots" Mr.. Porter
said. I'VE have men and women
workers OF SO national origins
working side by side"
Mr.. Porter called attention to the
large number of Negro women en-
ployed in Douglas plants and point
ed out that these workers, along
with Negro males are doing out
standing jobs in many instances.
Negro women are employed as
welders, sheet-metal workers and
in other skilled and semi-skilled
capacities, he said.
The Douglas Aircraft company
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Judge Fined
20 Persons
ForGan1ing

Twenty persons arrested in a raid
last week at 602 East Adams ave-
nue., were fined ten dollars each or
sentenced TO serve 80 days in the
house Of correction after they had
been found guilty OF lettering in a
place OF Illegal occupation this
week by Recorders Judge Chris
tophe- +. Stein.
Two others are expected TO be
arraigned this week on charges of
maintaining and operating a gamb-
lin. place at the above address, ac-
cording to court attaches.
Those paying the fines we're
Henry Johnson, "a of 274 Watson;
Otis King, 40 OF GA East Adams;
Oliver Prentis, q of 1884 Jos Cam
pau. Morrill, Hines, IS of 1888 Lum-
ley; Ozzie Green. 90, 4727 Riopelle;
Henry Games. AZ OF 200 East YER
nor: Robert Foster. 30 OF $3.50
Woodrow; Augustus Davis, 40, Of
555 East Adams;
William Berry, 48 OF 5427 Rus
sell: Thomas Broughton, 80 Of 1882
Lynn; Ulysses Brown. 30, Of 1865
Sherman; Myron Perry, 35 of l49
Westminster; Wanita White, II OF
69i Medbury; BUDDY Wilson, % of
2ll6 Brush; Eugene Toomer, 5445
Roosevelt; Charles Trammell, q OF
5949 John R.; James Smith, % OF
$50 Mack avenue; Harry Scharber,
81 OF lo249 Delmar; Robert Rainey.
q OF 300 Hendrie. and Julius Rob-
erts, al Of 1852 st. Antoine.
They were represented by Atty.
Joseph A Brown.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
4 i! q. RHEUMATIC pain

II you suffer from rheumatic pain
or muscular aches, buy C-2223 today
for real pain-relieving help. 6Oc, 81.
Caution: Use only as directed. First
bottle purchase price refunded by
druggist IL not satisfied. Get C-2223
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
conflicts that seek their solution
in guns and slaughter"
Must Roll Back Ignorance

nun Dsth
The Wee President declared that
I'VE cannot hope TO raise the lit
eracy OF other nations and fail tc
roll back ignorance that clouds
many communities in many sectors
Of our country"
He said that America cannot offer
the blueprint and the skills TO re-
buil' the bombed cities of other
lands and stymie rebuilding OF our
own cities, for "slums have no
place in America"
Mr.. Wallace was introduced by
R. ]. Thomas. president OF the
UAW-CIO. who said, Mr.. Vice
President. you are second TO none
in voicing the true hopes and aspira-
tions OF America"
Also appearing as one of four
other speakers was DR.. James ].
McClendon, president, Detroit MA.
A.C.P.. who declared that in the
fight for democracy and freedom
for all the people Of the world there
must mot be any lodging OF the
issue. There is no middle
ground: We must either believe in
democracy for everyone, or those
who enjoy it now may loose it for
themselves"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
GRAY. HAIR
VANIsHEs
Without 0Yein&

Bcience's startling new vitamins for -,
storing natural color 90 gray hair can now
be had as Nix Vitsmins. No moro danger
Gus hair dyeing. These vltamins as described
by national magazine supply harmless anti
gray hair Vitamin substance TO your sys-
TEN. Simply take day until grazing
stops and hair color returns through roots.
Doesn't affect permanent wave or curl.
Age % up. Don't look old before your tins.
Get Nix Nitamin tablets today. Don. walt.
Thousands use. Order 30 day treatment sent
postpaid for tt.o5 or COD. plus postage
from Nix Co.. Memphis. Tenn. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
WALLACE RAPS
POLL TAX and
RACE CLASHES
Says Democracy M u s t
Work At Home For
All People

The right OF all peoples, regard
less OF race. or color. TO work anc
vote in a country for which the,
are fighting to protect from the
enemies OF democracy was defended
here Sunday by Vice President
Henry A Wallace before an au.
dience OF approxima tely $4,000
which applauded his address or
America Tomorrow" at the Fair
Grounds race tracks.
Here under the auspices OF q
sponsoring committee of so organ
izations headed by the CLIO
Mr.. Wallace openly condemned ra.
cial clashes as the first step toward
nazism" and the movement to crush
labor unions as the second step to-
wards a system against which we
are fighting today.
Highspot of the Vice Presidents
address, broadcast over a national
hookup, was his attack on hypocrit-
ic platitudes of statesmen who con-
denim oppression Of minority groups
abroad but condone race riots at
home.
Condemns Race Riots
1--WE cannot fight 10 crush Nazis
burtality abroad and condone race
riots at home" the Vice President
declared. Those who fan the fires
of racial clashes for the purpose OF
making political capital here at
home arc taking the first step to-
ward nazism.
I'VE cannot plead for equality OF
opportunity for peoples everywhere
and overlook the denial OF the right
to vote for millions OF our own
people.
Our choice" Mr. Wallace de-
clared, lis not between a Hitler
slave world and an out-of-date
holiday Of normally. Our choice is
between democracy for everybody
or for the few; between the spread
ing of social safeguards and eco
nomic opportunity to all people,
or the concentration Of our abund-
ant resources in the hands OF sell
fish greed"
Educate for Tolerance
Envisioning an America OF To-
morrow, he said, in that tomor-
row when peace comes. education
for tolerance will be just as inn
portant as production Of television
The creation OF a decent diet for
every family will take just as much
planning as building OF new cars
and refrigerators and washing ma
chimes.
But many patriotic and forward
looking citizens are asking why
not start prscticing the four free
doms in our own back yards And
they are right. A fuller democracy
for all is the lasting preventive OF
war. A lesser or part time democ-
racy breeds diSsension and class
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
LENA HORNE JOINS NAACP

LOS ANGELES. - Lena Horne,
movie star, spurred the NAACP
Campaign on this week by taking
out a $50 membership