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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
URBAN LEAGUE
GAINS HAILED
IN LITTLE ROCK
Mixed Rally Of 1000 Hears
Pastor Hail Growth
OF New Negro

LITTLE ROCK. Ark - The
Negro soldier. who returns
home with a glObal expert
ence." will be a different Ne
gro from one with only a farm
hands experience in Arkansas. Ala
oana and Mississippi the Rev G
Wtvman Biskely, pastor Of the
Bethel AME church. told more
han ! 600 colorcd and white per.
sons 7t,end.ns the sixth ANIMAL
meeting OF nc Little Rock Urban
League a. inc Wesley Chapel Me.
mod 81 chugch his week
Rev B.skelv warned against
rhe CANCER OF mlnoriues assuming
hat all uaIortaes arc indifferent
70 'acy ~t.l-oe.ng He SAID Ne.
-roo, return ~ from The var nave
= r.-r' 10 expect greater equal
.iy ot opportunity than exists a.
present 1884,,
Tacac WI face rs the problem
oi d ,isanchlscmeni IN state ana
7urlcpa alta r hat continues 70
breed i.l-wili ana d sSlpaie the en
o~Cy mat could be utilized n con-
s'rIcaye activities. he SAID We
,uaI face new Negro with new
outlook and world VISION
Cite Gains
Nr Nart 10 part Of Hitler, Me-
SOFIA. ana H.fohlto The Negro Is
no 'ess p4'..auc today than he va,
when Cr,pus Attacks became the
ars. offering on the altar OF democ
~7cy TT meeting is proof % IN
s-y.ucucSs o. our ortfet. for mee'~
lL-s such as his where both race
are s..hcre1 together 20 discus
her p-oo.tms are inconceivaole r.
coar,r.es dominated by he Ax:s
powers
Re- B,atc'v was introduced BY
A,,y R Booker, wee presiden'
%! ne League
Oxford Nin;on, executive sec
re,ary. ported Gu, among other
4ehlcyemerls. Of the league during
e wear .h1.:
Seven Nero policemen hac
o.en appointed IN Li;,le Rock il
ne WIKI league recommendation
I'D ma; the league was requested
@ suomi. names OF candidates
, A Negro public health nurs
ead beer appointed by the CT
aea,th department.
Win War Jsbs
3 Employment Of Negro skille
production line operators by IN
Arkansas Ordnance plant, after
.er-months series OF conference
The lie que was called upon 10 81
.cc. and refer the first group OF I:
workers. including line leaders, II
peetors, supervisors and a stenc
-rapher.
Establishment Of the Amelia
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

spohcn 4; cormuH.s..c meetings,
.asve done the sane hing. ~ fac;
Go no; fear Communists d.
rot tear trcm. fsA; Item and l
knox taat IS lae ou.s WY Ne car
1old 20 our deals. Ne haze no:
welded 70 'hem IN :hc.r eHo.. 70
Nitrate oar group. and certainly
! krot me voice Of Is i. am p.gN-
ems mas been heard eyer defense
% ne aigA IDEALS OF ms country
Il say 20 yoU. Mr. Cha rman. ;nat
rs name has been used bu, know
!, ny oWn- nYW,edge Eat when
ne found ): oQl ne sen. in his res Z
nation. TINS has been done by
many a loyal American, white and
SLACK WIS wen; into the thing for
an deal oa.y "a fad IA; The ;hiJlt-
aad been organized FOR another
purpose
Mi Chairman. this ;h.ng is IA
-eacH.ng n is efTco.s know
Lis congress W..!enot cordemn any
nan because OF Ms raee and al.
no: SANDING aere pleading Tor .h4.
elSoN because ! haze seen the
american sense OF fax play demon.
s:-a;ed On many an occasion The
only hope back America has is
ne sunaamcu.1l -dtal-o. ta.g- play
ha. We know reS;s deep down n
he bosom Of nc ua,orlty Of The
American pubic 50 am no.
saying that tbs thing is done or
accoun; or color bu; am sayin-
o YOU hat those who make INC
,Aarge are no; in a position o know
heir own knowledge whereof HEY
peak. | 90 no; know who the
gents are. Know William Pick
CTS vas never called before ~,
committee and gwen an opporiun.
y 10 answer any charge agaHS.
ann. do not know who ;hc4L
agents are, but let me .cl you Their
gents co not know W..Aam Pick
ems as NC know him
They only know what nigh: DC
seen IN a lSt Of certain number
Z organizations b.; We knoN
william P.ekers in tic flesh We
snoV tina; William P.ckens has
3een the means Of gong up ana
IoNn> me leng;A and breadth OF
MS country teaching AmerIcan'Sm
tell YOU OF my own knowledge
and from my know.cdge OF dom
work amoug my own group. thai
was deserted by 4 CERTAIN croNu
ha; was inSi.;cnt on certain de
hands and William p.ckcnS dc
named ;hs: the g5yernmen, oG
FACED frs; He VAS for nc pre-.
,cfva'Ion or America aboyc al, do
nestle p. oo,cmS, and fer ina, rea
son he was deserted by mary o
hose who al one time had beer
associated With nm.
He mas been the mean Of NIL
aonS OF dollars OF our money go.n!
MO war bonds One insurance
company alone has bought over .
million dollars worth Of bonds
Offers have Dough; up 10 The lin.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
congressman
CHEER RACE
N { N B f R
Red Herring Charge Is
Far-Reaching In Effect
On NegrOes
BY ALVIN Z. WHITE

WASHINGTON. D. CAMP
Democratic and Republican cloak
rooms in the house OF representa-
tves buzzed with excitement on
Monday following the brilliant
maiden" speech OF william l.
Dawson. congressman from the
First district Of Illinois
Tha; his first speech in congress
should be in defense OF a Negro,
who like himself was on the SPOT.
made DsWsons effort all the more
effective
Al tie conclusion az his speech.
mos, Of the members rose Is ono
man, cheering and applauding the
courageous Negro congressman
Only -e4agftf ana DISCUS, were
written on the faces OF the pltiful
petty politicians who were prose
cutting the bill and urging dismissal
81 the colorful. dynamic, William
P!ckcnS
NJ Dawsons speech in full;
Mr. Chairman, it IS with the
creates. measure OF hesitation that
I a new member. rise 20 address
this angus; body a; TINS time am
sustained only by The knowledge
ina, can BRING 10 us committee
N understanding OF the BACK
.eiound OF this subject matter better
,a.n sny other person IN TINS as
,cmb!y
Il have known william P!ckens
for more than 40 years know MS
ACTIVITIES among my people, and
Nhen I say Ny peop.e ammo: one
Nno is sensitive 10 color: | am not
one Who IS ashamed OF wha; God
nlsde ne. stand before YOU f.rf.
aer sustained by nc know ledSo
=: no ono can question the 10y
~ al William l. Dawson - me
tinted States ~ Amer.rs Du;.HG
,fe last war although WAS above
iran sse and di no; haze 10 20
yet. believing =. Vas ne duly o.
every citizen 20 gd..y 20 ne cOlotS
n ,rc OF danger. volunteered
Has comm - .oned 4 frs: cJ:en-
an; - infantry and led black Amer
.cars n battle saw them fight;
and sew them de tor ms flag
aid country q, ours. And J., the
Years mad 70; shattered this Old
t-tre u NINE. ard acC-dcnt had
no; NAMED ne. instead Of sand
.ns n congress Of he United States.
would today. II had my way, be
back once again defending the flag
the only flag We know.
William Pickcns has been
cs.aiged with being a Communist
The gentleman who recited the
srea: examinations :hat he be-
.onged 20 and so forth, referred
back 20 1927 wish l could com
rand words well enough 20 convey
20 you something OF The psychology
= an underpr.lileged people. some
n>g Of the psychology Of people
EAo arc told they have every rlgh,
.act. bu, who know ;tey DO no,
ave those f.gH;s IN actually I
N.sn You could envS,on n your
5Nn minds how We struggle whcr-
-.cr we oan 20 make .hc Con.;.;u-
on and our democracy nvlng
.cah'y.
II krow somc.h ne about Com
ran.sn: know now the Com
,,,n - have tired 20 nj lt-atc
.tr,5rr our people. paw ny W ron he
Is We have suffered and so forth
,-d.f know how often :hey did no;
.siirc name -t,t GcrI-
.......,e h,, rsr,e v-,.b lnu1.sourd
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
GLAMOUR PLAN HAS
instant APPEAL

Follow this plan thousands are using
Before retiring cover your face with
Black and White Cleansing Cream Re
move It. and of comes dirt and make
up. too Next. pat Oh Black and White
Cold Cream In, the morning wipe "
on Easy lsn TIT sc Black and White
anlshing Cream A. bcautliving pow
der base. At all toilet counters. 2x
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

clogged upper breathing passages OF
nose and throat with every breath
you take.
You'll delight, too. in the way
Pcnetro relieves distress of cold-weary
chest muscles-part of its ingredients
are readily absorbed by the top skin
and its prompt counter-irritant action
brings that Redeemed glow of blood
flow where 1T Is applied to show YOU
that one Of the most important natu-
raj forces of your own body is on the
job for YOU.
No wonder so many mothers are
making certain. Of getting Penetro's
pleasant relief Nv putting their call
for colds help this season in just five
short words. "a jar OF Penetro. please.
And mothers do talk. YOU know. en-
Enthusiastically and approvingly when
they see Penetro in action. Handy tn
usc-clean and stainless You must
like Penetro or purchase price re
funded 25c. double supply 35c,
TO-DAY, get PENETRO.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
tunitY.

Ives Memorial Scholarship for So
cla! Work; the selection o. Miss
Pauiiestha V Petty as recipient
Mo IS enrolled al, the Atlanta I'M.
Acrsl;y School OF Social Work.
Charles NJ Measc. pres den; o;
lie league, ana regional LABOR rela
mons spcclas, for 1he Farm Sc.
curlty administration presided
Mrs Hugh W Wicker. treasurer
b. The leagLe, presented ponor GER
ncates from the league for OUT
landing voluntary community serv
&C TO the following: Rev y Nichols
Mrs Jesse Rutledge. Mrs L S
DUB. sson. Charles VI Measel, e
Inclusion. Rev F 7 Guy and R
ChiidreSs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

This is the time OF the year when cold
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amphor. mcthvi sallcvlate. and tur-
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,uch cold miseries that brings real
Medication IN base that melts almost
instantly at body touch. releasing
soothing vapors Ia sweep into cold
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
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TRY CRANDMA'S WAY TO
HEAD and CHEST Relief
HEALTH
AUTHORITIES

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ing rapidly at this
time. Absen COS
from school and
work are increasing.
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Evening star., 1943-07-03
Enemy Attempt
To She'll Island
Is Thwarted
SoIomouu Is Menuced
From Three Sides by
Advancing Allies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
japanese cruisers and Destroy
ers endeavoring to turn their big
guns on American positions on
Rendova Island were driven off
by United States naval units in
a sharp engagement early today.
The Navy, reporting the attack,
said the enemy task force of seven
warships included three cruisers and
four destroyers. They moved in, the
Navy said in an unsuccessful bonn
bardment attempt.
The size of the American force
which met and repulsed the Jap
anese ships was not disclosed but
the Navy said the enemy ships re-
tired in short order" No details of
the surface battle have been re-
ceived, it said
May Have Pursued.
1t is possible that the American
naval vessels. identified only as
surface craft could have pursued
the enemy out of the immediate
area and that the battle was still
underway in that Central Solomons
area.
The Navy also reported that "sev-
eral of the crew" were killed in the
initial torpedo plane attack which
led to the sinking of the transport
McCaWley In the action which
moved United States forces into the
outer defense ring of the japanese.
The McCaWley. damaged by torpedo
planes, was sent to the bottom by
an enemy submarine. However. most
of its crew members had been re-
moved
Japanese bombers escorted by Zero
fighters also joined in the attacks
on Rendova. The Navy added that
damage they inflicted in their raid,
on July 2, Solomons time, was
negligible
Text of Communique.
Navy Department communicate No.
43l:
South Pacific (au dates east
longitude.
ON July 2, in the afternoon
japanese bombers. escorted by Zero
fighters. attacked United States
positions on Rendova Island. Dam
age was negligible.
o. On July 3, during the night
a japanese surface force consisting
(See PACIFIC. Page A-4J
Evening star., 1943-07-03
Gen. Giraud En- Route
To j. ). for Talks
With Roosevelt
French Leader Shifts
His Private Cabinet
Prior to Departure
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
ALGIERS. July 3.-Gen. Henri
Giraud is en- route to the United
States, it was disclosed today.
The commander of French forces
in Northwest Africa recently was in
vited by President Roosevelt to visit
Washington.
Just prior to his departure Gen
Giraud reorganized his private
cabinet" it was announced officially
yesterday.
Brig Gen Rene Chambe. his for
mer Minister of Information, was
appointed chief of the military cab
met, replacing Col. Francois de
Linares. who was called to other
duties" Guillaume George-Picot
was appointed chief Of the civilian
cabinet.
Chambe. a veteran of the French
Air Force since 1914. escaped from
his homeland to join Gen Giraud
last spring. Picot. 44-year-old career
diplomat. served in posts at Moscow
Chungking and Washington, COM
ing from the United States to North
Africa after the Allied landings to
become Gen. Giraud's S Assistant Sec
retary for Foreign Relations.
Evening star., 1943-07-03
Investors Syndicate
Accused by SEC Of
Fraudulent Practice
Suit Says Offenses Covered
Period Of IS Years;
" Billion Involved
BY the Associated Press.

BY ihe Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The
Securities and Exchange Com
mission announced today that it
has filed suit against one of the
Nations largest investment
groupS-Investors Syndicate, In
vestors Mutual, Inc, and Inves-
tors Syndicate of America
charging that it "perpetrated
fraudulent practices during a
15-year period in which it issued
more than Sl.500000,000 in GER
tificates and securities to more
than 100000 investors.
The commission described the case
as the biggest it has ever handled
The business of the three men,
bers of the group has been frozen
by the SEC. the commission said,
until the Fourth United States Dis
trict Court in Minneapolis, Mimi,
can hear the charges A hearing
was scheduled for today.
The suit, SEC said. is for an order
to restrain the companies from pay
ing cash surrenders and loans to
certificate holders and also to direct
them to 'segregate and impound all
incoming payments from certificate
holders"
Such restraint is necessary to
prevent these corporate defendants
from proflting by any change in the
position of certificate holders and to
prevent multiplicity of suits and to
permit the court to do complete
equity and justice" SEC said
Unless temporary restraining
order is granted forthwith imme-
diate and irreparable injury. loss
and damage will result to many
thousands of certificate holders
throughout the United States" the
commission said
The SEC complaint alleged that
"the defendant, its officers and di-
rectors. in breach of fiduciary rela-
tionship to certificate holders, de-
vised a fraudulent scheme and
course of business to sell certifi-
Gates"
The commission accused the group
of telling prospective investors that
the purchase of Mutual shares "ac-
complishes the identical purposes
of the purchase of War bonds and
"vitally aids the war effort"
The defendants. the SEC further
alleged, said Mutual shares were
safer" than War bonds and yield
more"
The companies also were accused
of making untrue statements of
material facts. failure to deliver a
prospectus" and misrepresentation
concerning approval by the United
States and by the Securities and Ex-
change Commission"
Evening star., 1943-07-03
| West Point Seen
Likely Site for
| |Army-NovyGome
Earlier Story on Page Az

earlier Story on Page A-2.)
BY the Associated Press
WEST POINT, July 3.-No site
has been announced for the Army
Navy football game this fall. but
it'll probably be played at West
Point, Col. Lawrence tBiff) Jones,
Army graduate manager of ath-
letics. said today.
We'll plan to announce the site
definitely within the next two or
three weeks" said Col Jones. He
pointed out that it II be Armys home
game and that last fall, when Navy
was the host. the game was shifted
from Philadelphia to Annapolis be-
cause of transportation problems.
Sale of tickets was restricted with
the result only 1l700 people saw the
game. compared to crowds of 100000
in other years at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1943-07-03
Todoy's Home Runs
National League.
Di Maggie. Pittsburgh, 9th inning.
Diamond Dick Tanner Dies;
F famous Wild West Snowman

to become a doctor and was grad
uated from the IGncoln. Nebr.,
Medical College in 1909 He prac-
ticed for many years at Norfolk
Nebr, but when he was 70 gave up
active work. treating only those who
called at his home.
Identity Revealed.
Residents of Norfolk did not know
that unassuming Doc" Tanner was
the famous Diamond Dick" until
1925, when the local post of the
American Legion staged a typical
Western rodeo.
Attired in an outfit Of buckskins.
he appeared in a parade and made
his identity known. To the in
credulous townsfolk he offered as
proof letters from showmen who
had hired him. a batch of news
paper clippings and testimonials
from rifle manufacturers who had
(see DIAMOND DICK, Page A.2D
Evening star., 1943-07-03
Quezon and Family
Go to Soronoc Lake
EH The Associated Pres%

EH Fht AsSOclated PresN
SARANAC LAKE, N. Y. July g.
President Manuel Quezon of the
Philippines has arrived at this
Northern New York health resort
where. one of his aides said today
he will seek "a complete rest"
The aide, Col. Naieto. said Mr.
Quezon's wife and three children
are members of the party.
DR.. Francis T. Trudeau, noted
tuberculosis specialist, recently an
nounced that Mr.. Quezon, reported
in failing health even prior to his
escape from the Philippines, would
come here for treatment.
Evening star., 1943-07-03
AMER CANS ROUT JAP WARSt1|PS AT RENDOVA
100 u Planes Drop 400 600 Pounds Of Bombs on italian Ahed
Allied Units Still at Breakfast,
Axis Says, on Invasion Date
Paris Propaganda Broodcosts Jibe at Deod|ine
Falling to Mention 1t Was Only kozi Fiction

Probably 1t will be only matter Of
minutes"
The broadcast said reporters had
been sent to all vital points to keep
listeners informed on the situation
lust in case the British should try
to re-embark after landing"
Voice Attempts Humor.
Then the voice was brought from
somewhere in France" to announce:
AT 7 am. there is nothing to re-
port for the time being. The Anglo
Americans will not attempt any
thing before breakfast time"
Later broadcasts:
At 8 am: The British and Amer
leans are still at breakfast"
At 9 am: I'VE have just learned
(See INVASION, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1943-07-03
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 3.-Nazi Propa-
ganda Minister Joseph Goebbels,
in a heavy handed attempt at
ironic humor. used the Paris ra-
dio today for a series of reports
of an Allied invasion" army,
after fatty announcing that Axis
enemies had chosen July 3 for
an assault on France.
The broadcasts apparently were de-
signed to ridicule Allied plans of at
tack against Europe and, at the same
time. to show that the Germans
could be light hearted about such
matters.
ATTAIN. the Paris announcer said :
The hour of liberation is striking.
Evening star., 1943-07-03
Racing Results
Charles Town
BY the Associated Pres.

BY the Associated Press
Track Fast
FIRST RACE-Purse. S4oO: claiming g.
year -olds and upward; about Ala fu5ionEs
Flick tRoor $50 $40 ,4o
Half Inch tGarretN $50 . so
Watch Tieer tAcosta) $50
Also ran-Little Novice. Luckum.
Sveetie Pie, Winnie
SECOND RACE-Purse. s4oo claiming;
ar-olds and up about "a turlonEs
Euchre tGarrett $50
Also ran-Lead En- All. Air DEFENSE
True Warrior Glrlie Star and svirlalonE.
THIRD RAcE-purse, 5000: claiming:
3-year-olds and upward, about fur.
Ginob Mayer 1890 $50 $50
Mix Toast tGarrett) 42O . an
Macie Margaret tKlrk) 4cO
Also rsn-cloye, Gold Jack. Cannes.
Court Ball. Brush OF
FOURTH RACE-Purse. s40o claiming;
3-year.olds Charles Town course
Gay Player tRooD $50 40 o4O
Glorene Kirkland 24O $40
Sug kirk $50
Time, l:l6's.
Also ran-Amplity. American Fire and
Meadow SLn.
3-year-olds and upward: Charles Town
course.
Fair flame tRoot 400 $50 o.4o
Strummins tPrainD $50 40
Target, Meadow Star.