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Washington Journal., 1943-03-05
9ie 0aa6s Der 9nnfelfantnter

@s mar einn1oI Elm 8%rautpaar. :,
4ber ih Iebe elm, oaB Ole gr5ab-
lung in oieiem Stil 81 langldufig
miro. @ir oiirfen 0us olles rubi9
beiieite IaiIen. 9ie SoA5eit, Die @ra.
tulationen uIm.- es berltef
oues programmdBig. g[ltd Sic 9oie,
in ser fid oos iltnge 8aar am Gage
ser SoG3eit pbotograpbieren lieB,
unterifieo ii6 in nidts bon Der lett
ser grfinoung Ser 2i6tbilofunit lib
lid geipor0ener. ltno oie @ei6idte
Eeginnt erIt in ser 9unfelfammer.
9ort bailtierte elm iunger Wantt,
ser in 8ertretung ieines @befs arb
Oas gbepaar aifgenommen bette.
@ar nun Sic iunge Srou 10 i6on,
ooer mar es Elm observation-disclosures
pbiIdes &otes-2amenfieber - Der
junge Mann mar ieoenfaas nerbos
uno pergaB oie 8latten gu medielft,
10 oaB iotpohl oas Doppel6ilonis als
aud Die gbarafieraufnabme zines
Itreng oreinblidenoen uniformierten
Mannes ouf cine SGiht gerieten
uno 3uiammen cine Sridaufnabme
Don bober Goaen0ung %ergaben.
9as an iid mirflid feline Mal-
6elr b1tte feline meiteren Solgen
gebabt, penn es Ii1 nidt nm elm
lunges gbepaar gebanoelt bate. 90
Elm iutges @bepaar lit an Gage lei
ner SoG5eit @egenltano 3ablrei6er,
ui6t INNER geiitreider S6er5e, es
miBtraut ie6em Bid uno ieoem
8ort uno mie iebr crit Dem itrtOer-
gGngliden 9iloe. Mls lid Ser Che
mann oie perungliidten Ab5iige 5ei-
gen lieB, iab er bort iid uno feline
3rau in Der iiblihen 5drtli1en Yoie,
uno fiber ibnen eridien flammenoen
8lides elm itrenger, uniformierter
Mann, Elm fleiidgeporoener, nib.
trauiider gr8engel, Ser iiber Die
Moral Ser Sterbli1en gu pa9en
bat. &ein 3meifel. 9ieie &reatur
BON einem photographer bate es
iid erlaubt, einen i6le6ten 8is 81
madenl
llno ga ging Dem Serrn sic @aue
bod.
Die Sade mdre ni9t an Die Def.
fentli6feit g%efommeu, ,ipenn Der
beimgefebrte Gbef nidt Sic l1ntat
ieines 9(ngeiteten erfabren uno bic
len friitlos ~entlaiien bate, morauf
oieier iid ge8fuungen iab, gum aaoi
5u gebet.
Ser Hidter mar elm fluger Mann
nit iobialem, Doritebenoem 21deln,
er fiibrte einen gerglei9 berbei.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05

SoteI. @lorio atmete ouf. Grit 500
SEN SUIT uno nintte, iie adtete nidt
0orouf. San3tee unO nette Sreun'
Sc, Neulif, lte bate lid 10 lange
oorouf gefreiit. @dbrenO ibr Mann
Ieinen Montel ableete, iaete er:
vgIber nod nidt gleid, 9leines, crit
babe i'd nod cine ni1tige lnterre'
6una.~ Ior Gloria perfiniterte itd
sic 8eIt. 80 Crit, beute, serooe
beute 49," sic bib iid ouf Die
3ippen; wuBte er benin nirflih
ni6t, ooB bertte Elm b%eionoerer Sag
MARI l~tnterreorng = lie fannie
oasl 0ie nobmen fem gnOe uno
erfiiGten ibren Mann nit eelf1ft'
IiGen ElGnen, ober niht nit Cart
Ii6feit.
naomm, iei gut, aleiues, be.
auina' Did. 3ein i6ouites 26heln,
Sein ItrabIenoites @erdt, mir alt.
Iiebe = ia2 gs bGngt fir ms beiOe
bel oapon ob, gIoitb' mir" nGrit",
fliiIferte Iie, 0wait a moment, nod
nidt. ibre 2ippen 5itterten, iie
lab entIest in Sen Spiegel, idloB
sic Nugen. So, iebt, ia. 49,"
Grit umfaBte ibren Arm, iie bob
Sen aopf, er oriidte iie Iei6t an
ltd uno 10 iAritten lte ourA Die
Soae: jung, gliifli6 utO einig.
Ser 4enner mies iie an einen feit-
lih qeIdniidten Sid nit orei @e'
oeden. Neben @lorios Seller lag
elm &olenbuid un0 ein @tui.
Grit. 20 oSa, feline @lo'
ria, ib babe an rnieren Sod5eits-
taq ge0a6t. Sd fam bier nidt bel
re6erl, rno oas 1T mir lieb. 9enrt
in 8uei Minuten fommt oein 8a-
ter, Inn Did au frageu, Oh gu gliif-
Iid biIt. Gr bat uns fommen ies
ben, er mobnt bier i'm Saltie nno
min oi6 iiberrai9en."
,8a9 . Crit, nit linn bait oil
sic - unterreoung?"
.Sa, er glaltbt mir namlid nidt,
oaB ou. mid wirflid. germ
bait. ST meint, 0u piiBteIt es lelblt
bieQei9t nidt 10 genat.
Ga Id1elte Gloria nit Dem ab-
gIou3 ieuer ainOIidfeit, Ole iie als
@do6en Itets perleugnet batte, utto
Iprad: o9os meint So? 2ieber,
gutter go. @iiien fam man bod
qar nidts BON ser 2iebe. =. 10 mas
fiiblt man oo6l"
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05

0arn iagt tie, leile aber 80:I5 felt:
sd 6ab's perloren. bel;te NOR
oet 6eim 8aoen.. y. orunten am
Seid."
gn einem frii6en MorgeH flidt
sic Sdranfenliie Die idmeren, nnB'
brauuen 8opfe gum lebten Wlal. sic
Idtpeiqt oa3u. llno audi Die feline
2eno idweigt. Gin 6iBden angit
bat tie Oor ser ueiten Neiie dno Dor
sem Seimfomnten uno elm biBfer
audi Dor oem glbI6teo bon Der it'll.
len 6rar, oie iebt gum lesten Wtal
an ibr Sen miitterliden 9ienlt tut.
Sic tut i'm Iorgiamer beute als ie IN
an ben @oder. nMan6mal ge6t's
leidt, man6mal gebt's ldDer", oettt
2ena. .9ie Singer tpoaen failm
Folgen, 10 idmer gebt's.... aber
iebt lit Die S6ranfenlile nit Dem
einen 3opf fat fertig. God oa laBt
tie i'm faagn, greift in Die S9iir5ert'
iaIde, gebt our aommooe bort btt'
ten an Der @ano, i6lieBt langiam
lno beoGdtig oas o6ere Sdubfab
auf = unO nod elmer 8eile iDieoer
5it birgt Sen S1Iiiiiel in Der S9iir.
8entalhe - uno Damn flidt lie ben
langen, idtperen, niB6raunen 3opf,
ser li6 I6on wieoer l0ien poate,
nod einnal uno nun Biz gum @noe.
ltn0 p11reno Tie auf Der anoern
geite sic fIutenoe 6iile bdnoigt,
lieat auf 2euas rehtem anie, oas
braun uno idmaI inter benz Saum
hires fllr3en Sommerfleiodens Der.
Oorliebt, oas cine 3opfenoe - unO
cine S6leife oaran, elm menig i6laff
ullo fnittrig Die briidige Seioe, elm
6iBfen blaB oas emit 10 leudtenoe
8lan.
n9rddtig bat fih oas Maoel ge.
nla6t, Die 2ena". iagt S6DeIter
anna, ais ser Bug nit ibren braun.
gebrannten ladenoen, Dinfenoen
S6iiblingen i'm blaiien JriibounIt
ueridminoet. Sic iagt es gu 2iie
grinfmann, Die neben ibr itano.
9(ber sic Sdranfenliie bort es nidt
mebr. Sort gebt iie idon, fern
bonn lauten S9tparm Der beimfeb.
renoen Oorffrauen uno &inoer. Sic
ge6t Elm biBden gebiift beute. Wan
fonnte oenfen, iie Jude etpas, mas
iie perloren.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05

MenIdenIebpn fte6en ouf benz
Spiel." ltno nod elmer laraeil
9arie, mdbreno 2eua nit ben Sub
lpiben -leiie I6arreno i'm SorO BIN
inns Der fubr, oOarum bat tie altfp
oontols Sen @riff nidt losgelal1en,
menn aid oie SdnOe i'm nidt niebr
holfen molften. sic bat pelter ge-
orebt, 10 mes eben iein mnR, lang
lam uno o6ne Solt. Die aliOern
9roiien i'm 9orf Die baben's nld)l
perlteben moden, 0aB lie nidt ales
bat Iteben ulo laufen lallen I'M III
nit Dem gu6en bingerapnI sum
geif, no oas &ir6 idrie. Als Der
91o oann 0urb mar unO tie bilta'
men, mar's gu ipdt. 9lm nabltea
8oq babeh iie le ibr gebrad)f. @e'
meint bat Iie ni6t, Die S6ranfenlIle.
Dur nit Ser Sdiir8e bat lie irnltler
mieoer 0as naile 3%opfenoe aotrod-
neu poaen. 2ollge braune 3opfe.
Ser cine lab inter Dem Sitd1 per-
Dor. oos lie oariiber geoeft battel'
als Tie lie bierbertrugen-"
aenos SuBIpise idarrte nibt
me6r inn Saao. Isle e~rItarrt bin
oen sic naften, iommerbronlen
Seine. Ser 8ug mar iebt oorbeI.
9os Ma06en 2enn 6lin3elte illo
miidte lid Damn fliidtig nit Dem
SonOriiden iiber Die 4ugen.
gls Ser S6warm 0orfinngens
ms N1Goe(s, Die SeBnerbrben mo
Cote nit w%ippenoen 3opfen mt.
tpn0rin. anqeldrmt fam, Darfte Der
olte CORDS ialrber uno geraOlllllg
ieinen idnlalen fleincn @artenplao.
Sic gonf Dor Dem Salle mar
leer.... a..
Mot uno o~ufteno iiatcn Die 8ee'
rem Sen blauen Eonfrug BIS sum
9ioltS. .9cn Eopi? Goros bat IN
mir oelie6en", iaste eena, ais lle
0er Sdronfenliie onl 9lbero Die illBe
geute ouf Ben Gid lteate. rNr bal
mir aud oie 5tele geiaat. g%tlenlailI
IonIt fennt tie. @an5 einlam lltS.
9slrr sic 8ienen inlnnten lple enc
Sroel iiber Oem Sang" Sic tennf
Sic belize N1iibe. ebe 8eere Inn Deere
iolh einqn tiefen, oidbduftger 3taS
rano6od fiint, Die Sdranferiile. 90
fragt tie, limo 2Otte nno Die an
6ern?" SD weiB nlbt, i'd mar a..
LEM 2ena midelt ben brauites
9opf I'M oen idlanfen Singer. ~unO
Sein on0ereS 3~opfbano2" ffagt DC
2iie. SIS lit perloren .9ie gum.
beerronfen baften Iid elm padrrHo'
10 felt an sic langen 6leften, 5err'
fen am Godiaunl, riBten Die liadfen
9(rme uao geine -. 9as 8opt-
bano? 9ln irgenoeinem Stralia
baitat es nun pobl Orulten AM ION.
nenparmcn Sang, rotlenbfeno MT
sen geerpn Inn sic @ette. h.
gl6cr nod eGc lie cs allsipridlt'
Iicbt gcna Sic eNranfenlieie an. llno
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05
Suite Mmtmurt

als ser beriibmte 0iterreidiiuJe
Staotsmann Shirt &auniB einmal
in elmer nift geraoe iebr anregen-
Sen, bod~felloalen @eieuidaft per-
nebmlid gdbnte, bemerfte elm iebs
bobes gier inoigniert: .gurdlauht
i1einen ii6 5n langpeilen db."
nsSh langweile mid ME, lddelte
naralrf biiiig Ser Staatsfan6ler
man lau9meilt a~aerb6Nrcns
midi"
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05

tbotenber3. xaber
Marie, mo bleiben MIR INNER Die
@ratenreite?~
.Gd, Maoame baben ME ~geliebt!1
-Md oI Game: n@ie, Serr
2eutnantl Sic bebaupten, Der @ei8
mdre fem llebel? ga bin id bod
eeipannt, wie Sic oas ~begriinoen
moQen!"
2eutnant: nSebr einfa6! Bin Der
ltniperialerbe elmer reiden gei3isen
Gante ge%ipor0en."
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05
Ser $ eiratbsidq e t.

a.: sd freue mid INNER, ipenn
i4 lefe. OaB Elm rei6er Mann Elm ar>
mes Mdoden gebeiratbet bat g.:
nWarum freut Did benn base" o.:
rWeil bann bas reide MdO4en, mas ct
Ionlt gebeiratbet baden piirDe. nod i'm
Martt bleibt unb i9. !. ma, Du peiBt
i1i"
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05
RpIleaialifd .

Oottor o.: .Sie follten Bel Oiefem
Wetter ni9t ausgeben, lieber Roqege.
Sic feben iebr trant aus" Dottor g.:
SD fiible mid au9 ni9t pobl." Oofs
tor a.: uWer bebanoelt Sie2" DOftor
g.: Sd MIDI ielbit." Dottor a.: DOB
ip[ten Sic niHt. Sic laufen babel ST.
fabr, bes SelbitmOrDperiubs angetlagt
gu perben."
Das 1T gu Diel.
gbicdgoer Sta0tpatsr: sd fam Elm
gan3 gutes She'll pertragsr, aber mas
au bel 1T. 1T gu pisl.@ Jreuno: nWas
1T Denn los?S Gbieagosr: SD babe
ni9t Dagegen geItimmt, ben ct. pas
tridstag gum geieBli9en Geiertag gu
maGen, audi babe i9 ni9t opponirt.
ais es galt, &aiier Wilbelms @eburtss
tag gum geisBli4en 5eiertag CUR Oetre-
tiren, aber ipenn nun bile 4ineiiiden
Wd5her fommsn uno forOern. Dab mir
bic GitDz6al beforiren unO Die @e>
f9dfte f9lieBen fOlen, neil lie oas SUI
bildum oes Sages feiern, an pelGem
emit Der groBe Gonfucius bic Maiern
bstam = Oann rei5t mir pabrbaftis
bic Gebulbl"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
NO Witnesses
To Fatal
Car Crash
War Worker
Leaves Four
Fatherless

Charles Edward simmons Jr.
- met instant death Wednesday
afternoon when the car which be
was driving crashed into a stand
,ng bus al Woodward near the
Fair grounds.
The cause OF the fatality Is
stu undetermined there being no
one In the automobile with Sim
mons or in the empty bus. The
deceased was last seen by his
cousin Mrs. Bertha BOYD who
ne drove home Just fifteen min
uies prior 10 The accident. Mrs.
R9vd could think OF no reason
whv the accident occurred.
Funeral rites were held We'd
nesdav. March 81 at King Solo
mon Baptist church. The Rev.
J. c. Noble. pastor. officiated
simmons was an employee in the
aircraft plant OF Ford Motor COM
pany. and was born 35 years aeo
in Augusta Ga He came to De-
troit in 1928. At the time OF his
death he lived AZ 60i4 Whitewood
Among the survivors are wife.
Mrs. Wilma simmons: four chill
dren. Barbara Ann. Brenda.
Charles Edward and Armenia
mother. Mrs Annie Wright: father.
Charles Edward simmons. Sr. OF
Louisville. Ky. Step-father John
Wright: four aunts. Mrs. Ella
Cole. Mrs. Terrence STILES. Mrs.
Maggie Sturkey of Augusta. Ga.
and Mrs Mamie Gleason OF Au-
gusta.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
COUNTY TREASURER
HAS KEPT FAITH
WITH THE PEOPLE
By JOHN L. COwLING

Jacob r Sumeracki. the career
treasurer OF Wayne County for the
past ten years. is seeking the OF.
fce Of county auditor. In every
respect. he has filled a task OF
trust IN a highly commendabls
manner which warrants the title
given his as Career Treasurer.
During Sumeraokfs regime as
county Official. there have been
SIX different auditors. two regis
trafs Of deeds three prosecutors
three county clerks. four sher.ns.
bur during all these changes In the
personnel Of county officials. Jacob
Sumeracki has performed the du-
ties OF county treasurer In splen-
d.d manner For the past ten years.
This popular county Official has
fought hard and corrected many OF
the evils o. the old tax laws. In
one instance more than 500 Negl
hone-owners Of lnkster appealed
70 hm 70 help them save their
homes which were about TO be sold
by the State OF Micigan for delin
quent taxes. Mr. Sumeracki saved
their homes by going to bat for
them hack in the hack depression
days Of 1892 Through 1885.
Furthermore. the property tax re-
VISIONS later made ~ the legisla-
iure through Mr.. Sumerackis ap-
peal saved the homes Of some adj
itional - thousand Detroit home
Owners
Mr. sum racki has large stan.
including number ~ outs'and-
ins o0lored men and women Of
education and civic influence.
All colofed voters are urged 10
20 70 the polls Monday. April g.
and remember that Jacob p. sum
eracSi Is res, friend ~ OR group
md an Outstanding liberal Demo
crai
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
Demonstrations
Continued from page u

CONTINUED from page II
work too difficult for men and IN
direct violation OF the Labor code
cf the state.
2 Negro war workers are not
being upgraded 10 more skilled
Jobs. Management. has used the
discriminatory practice 10 hiring
immigrant labor for the skilled
iobs and refusing TO upgrade
Qualified Negroes or grant them
a transfer 10 war work in some
other plant.
:. The FPHA denies mixed oc-
cupancy to Negro war workers
at Willow Lodge Housing project;
the Detroit Housing commission
Is continuing its segregated pol
lev by refusing 10 allow Negro
war workers TO live in war t.ous-
Ing projects now being bLht in
the CITY OF Detroit and plans to
designate segregated project at
Eight-mile road.
a. Negroes are suppOrting the
war effort-Not only by their pro-
duction. but through purchasing
thousands OF dollars worth OF
bonds and stamps.
5. Tndemocratlc war workers
are ignoring the Negroes contribn-
linn 10 the war effort by STRIK-
ING at vickers. Packards US.
Rubber and other plants when
skilled Negroes are advanced to
machines
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
Funeral Services For
Prominent Westsider

Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Maggie Lewis. 80 years of
age. Saturday afternoon. March OF.
in the Stinson Funeral Home, 5455
Tillman street. The Rev. Mr.. Pitt
man. pastor Of Tabernacle Baptist
church. oAlciated.
Mrs. Lewis passed away In the
home OF her daughter. Marguerite
Burch. fireman avenue. Mrs. Lew
is was horn in Mindcn. La. but has
lived for number OF years in De-
trolt. the last few remaining years
with her daughter. Surviving also
is son. Morris. and two grand
daughters. the children OF MIR. and
Mrs. Horace Burch. fireman ave-
nue.. The burial was in the Detroit
Memorial cemetery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
Sociologist Speaks
To Omega Fraternity
At New Club House

W r Harrison was the guest
speaker az the regular meeting OF
~ Omega chapter Of Omega Psi
Hi fraternity on Saturday eve
Ming IN the newly purchased fra
terni,y house. 235 East Kirby.
Mr. Harrison. who isNthe ex-
ecuiise secretary OF the Friendly
Guidance committee spoke on the
work ~ this organization and the
methods used in the correction
ana prevention OF delinquencies.
As socioiogist. he stated that
there IS no one cause for delin-
quencv but many contributing
factors.
The sneaker was presented 10
the chapter hy tho Program COM
ni''ee OF which Attorney Chester
Smith IL chairman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03

The Reverend Claude II. VIII
liams. one OF the country's most
militant opponents OF racial
brotherhood. will be the speaker
at the St. Antoine "Y" Forum
Sunday. April 4. at pm. The
subject will be "The Economic
Basis OF the Poll Tax" The Rev.
Mr.. Williams Is a Presbyterian
munster who has spent most of
his life in Arkansas. where. In
addition to preaching. he worked
with the problems OF the share
troopers and the miners In Ark
ansas and West Tennessee.
II has been revealed that such
militant and courageous pro-
gram kept him and his family in
personal danger. and he was
forced to shift his residence and
church affiliations because the
south was not in harmony with
his social program.
The Rev. Mr.. Williams Is a
graduate OF Vanderbilt university
and is stationed in Detroit doing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
State Dems Installed

The Michigan Federated Demo-
cratic clubs held the installa-
ton ceremonies OF the newly elect
ed Officers OF the organization, Fri
day evening, March .e6.
The officers were Installed BY
William l.. Donnelly. Democratic
County chairman and Hon. James
NJ Jeffries. Common Pleas court
Judge.
The officers Installed we're
Emmett S, Cunningham. president:
Atty. Fred Yates, first vice presi-
dent. Thomas Il. Drum. second
vice president: Mrs. Mary f. Rich
ardson. third vice president. Will
liam Sheriff., parliamentarian
William Grier. executive secretary
Mrs. Colrion McConico, recording
secretary: William T. Johnson
treasurer and Peter Edward, SER
geant-at-arms
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03

"The Digs Defoe An,i-Discrim-
nation bill Vas allowed 10 die in
The State Affairs committee OF the
House az Lansing last week be-
case arrogant representatives.
fell that the bill granting en-
rloyment opportunlt.e 10 minor.-
ties. was tto drastic stated
Gloster p Current. executive
secretary NAACP after iele-
rhone conversation with Maurice
Post chairman State Aftalrs COM
r7it'ee Of 'he House a. Lansing
In my conversation Win Post
:, was Learned that Representa-
t'yes 81 Michigan Eos ernmen, fe.f
that The an'-G.-erim'aa.crv hNl
was tco Drastic IN The emolorer'
some te'' TIA, Negr kers
Shau.i no. warf - vork where
,hev we're NOT Naa'ed
'When attempted - no'a' ol'
N Post that slth az aii.'aae ~as
urAemoc~a'ic Tia Negroes are
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
Bordsnlan
Continued from page u

ss'Ha tas. ~
the authorities when Miss Brooks
wrote Sgt. Earl Foor and told him
OF Alexander's activities. Sgt. Foor
visited the woman and after check
ing the story went to the prosecu
tors office where a warrant was
requested for Alexander's arrest.
Alexander, who identified himself
as bondsman, said that the case
against him was a frame up and
was started by Miss Brooks be-
cause while he was her bondsma 1
he was unable 10 obtain her re-
lease on the charges she is now
serving. lie claimed that the let
ter to the police was written to
embarrass him and hurt his bust
ness.
THE true facts will be revealed
in court and will prove my limo
cence." he stated.
Charles was taken before Judge
Christopher z. Stein in Recorder
court shortly after his arrest and
released on $4,000 bond. His ex-
animation was set for April 5.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
Mystery Surrounds Death of Motorist Who Punges Into b
JUDGE JEFFRIES OFFERS
2O-YEAR-OLD RECORD
IN SEEKING REELECTION

James NJ. Jeffries. was born
on the east side OF Detroit, July
IS. 1854. He entered the University
OF Detroit. and graduated from the
law school in 1915 The career OF
this able jurist is studded with
achievements and his work as a
public servant extremely merito-
rious. Jenries was elected the
youngest member OF the Board OF
Education, and served the people
Of Detroit for four years. the Coun-
~ OF Wayne for six years in the
Probate Court His friendly dis
position and kindly advice aided
thousands who came to him for as
sistance in Probate matters.
In 1929 Judge James NJ Jenries
was elected Justice Of Peace (now
judge OF Common Pleas Court
and for the past ~ years has serv-
ed honestly and faithfully in this
capacity. His extreme popularity
and good fellowship coupled with
MS exec ludlclal temperament
has placed him in class by him
self.
Four things belong TO a Judge:
To hear courteously. TO answer
wisely. to consider conscientiously.
and 10 decide impartially. These
attributes Judge James NJ. JEFF
fries has faithfully and commend
ably executed.
Detroit can be proud OF the ac-
complishments of her native son.
Judge James NJ Jeffries OF the
Common Pleas Court lie should
be reelected to the office he so
ably administers. Space donated
by friends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
CARVER HALL
OPENED FOR
WAR WORKERS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w Car
yer hall, resident hotel in Wash
ington. DC, for Negro men en-
ployed i'm government war work,
and the first OF its type to be con-
structed in this country. will open
Thursday. the National Housing
Agency announced this week.
The project was built BY the
Defense Homes corporation OF the
Federal Public Housing Authority
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
CLOSES
NOSES
COMMON COLDS ENGULf WIDE AREA
IN MISERY OF SNlFFLES
AND SIuEElNESS

Colds are reaching widespread proper
tons from coast TO coast. Guard your
well being. BE moderate in diet and in
exercise. But, If you do catch cold,
be prepared TO relieve its nasal miseries
ut first warning. Get Penetro Nose
Drops - with real prescription-type
medication they strike straight at the
center of your head cold sniffles and
sneezes. Their balanced medication with
genuine ephedrine, soothes, cools, clears
through that cold blockade in your nose
10 help you give that head cold the air.
Simply put 2 drops Penetro Nose Drops
in each nostril >. breathe deeply =.
then feel how they help you TO feel
better with every breath you take.
Use only as directed. Generous size
2F. 212 times as much for SOC.
Today get Penetro Nose Drops.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
Association Blasts Maurice Post
Chairman State Affairs Committee

doing their part 10 win the war
snl 70 denv them democratic
riEht 20 work IN plants under
contract - he United States gov
eminent was in dcrocation OF our
war aims he rcplied that he felt
hat Negroes could be given work
IN seD@sA4eA4cepar ments but he
aiins feel 'har they could work
in tenar'rcrts where they were
urwan'ed
The NAAcP l>eca, committee
ha- hacrn immediately 20 plan
ios Station 20 he Introduced az he
re,t session ~ The legislature n
The special session next January
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
WANT NEGRO PAPrRs

SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA
-fANP)-Chief wish OF the Negro
soldiers in the South Pacific thea
tire OF war--outside OF wanting 70
defeat the enemy and 20 hack home
lis enough Negro newspapers to
read 10 find out about home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
HELD FOR TRIAL eN
NUNBFgS' CHARGES

Harry Thomas. ieI + Kirby
and "a other defendants were orr
Jere1 he'e f,- 'riai last Thursday
after III exar'i1aflon hearlrT be-
sor, isase cAri,'cnhcr + Stein
n Terorie-'s court
Thomas and ne - men and
women were ehs'eei VIII con-
srirscv ~ violate '8e STATE caaf-
h.rg avs a ra.i en- several
Places afiv 'his YEAR alleged -
founrise TIE novsi Blse MINI
vrs company lead 70 he Goa
piracy charsss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
Clergyman, With Wide Experie1
Among Choppers, ToSpeak Al YM|

'special work under the ioI,,
pices OF the Presbytery 'V ...
War Emergency Fund. n. ~ /
director OF the Peoples I,a
OF Applied Religion. ana ~,
OF his time is eiyer over 4 ;.
ferences with preachers w. !.
them a new approach 10 M .''
OF religion. ~ 'H'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03

WANTED = Experienced '
--fo to day work. Must he the,
and efficient. No cooking Or
derlDg. Call q. 1924 Alter ,
call Plaz 1861.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
CLASSIFIED
WANTED

Plant Laborers Tor Factor
FACED In vital war work. n
snip papers not required. : !
year around work now and
the war. Average-siO no, o.
Darling & Co.. foot Of Gre
Road near Ford Rouge Plant
priynte bus connects with
Street car line. w
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-03
FOR SAIp

FOX SALE
For best Bargains In Rss,
tate, call Paul Nolls. Hs1
ol3o. Have Singles. Flat
Stores. Real Bargain prices. n
BY appointment.