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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

3u MAIDEN.
Gieler Sprefer, beridtete sic
6GG, ipies oorauf bin, oaB sic Ser
Staaten beionoers auf roen idnel.
len gau unperienfbarer Slug,eug.
trigger = 5. +. 2anoiluepldsen" aus
leien.
Gr erfldrte, gemGB Dem Sofioer
Rllnofunf, oaB sic slniierten iee1
800 6IlgSetge in China bdtten.
Dabagi iprah alid) bon ser Mog,
lidfeit, oaB Die Sniel Ntiomap als
StiiBpunft fiir eilten 2uitangrifi
auf Sofio benlst iperoen tonne. Gr
fubr tort: .gs iheint, Dob lie (oie
slaiierten) 9uth Sarbor uno So
mali 81 gollmerfen ausgeItaIten unS
gecblollen nit ibren StreitfrGiten
porriifen.
Gr lbloB nit ser grflGruna
Cine Salbmobnobme ser Sd)lid)-
tilng Itebt aans auBer israse."
Gas iapaniihe Heprdientanten-
bdus bllligte Eonnerstog obne Ois=
Tuition 26 Gorlagen, bon oenen cine
Die Nfacbrbefugniiic MiniiterprGii,
Dent Sioefi Soios iiber Die arieas-
proouttlpn betrGhtlih eripeitert, be-
ribtete Der gerliner Runofunf
sSn elmer anoeren oeutIhen Nuno-
fllnf'enoune muroe erfldrt, General
major &enrpp Soto, ser Setter bes
9iiros fiir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
babe Dem Earlament erflGrt, sic
perlooi'db mieberfebrenben 8eriihte
iiber ,srieoensberbanolllngen jeien
~al9en'beinlid 6einbespropagau-
No"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
oct,tinc l1s8eete
svieS:r In,
karibii<tett 2lteer aftip

Saint 2ucia. Tie lang erpartete
WieSeraufnabme oes beuti6en Inter
'eebootsfrieges I'M &aribiihen Meer
bat iebt ofienbar nit ser GerIerfiing
eines groBen observation-disclosures .nr
Ser gtorofiiite Siioamerifas elnge.
iest. 9rei BON hen 60 Yailagieren
bes 5nbrsellgs finb tot, 46 ipeitere
meroen permIBt. Son Ger 5tpolffopfi.
gen Mannifaft feblen orei Mann,
Sas ll-9oot tauhte i'm bellen Mono
liht an Die Sberflahe ln,o eroffnete
oas Seller obne @arnllmg, berihteter1
8erettete.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
vGke GbaeS 81 G,srepc,,
Bon Albert Worben.

Stir Sen Mngriff eeeen @oebbels
Observation-Disclosures iinb ifnrfa
.pirfiame 8affen IN ser Jorni gutter
antifaidiitiifer giider eingeiett NOR
ben. Dieiem Mrienal ipuroe Elm fleines
unoauBergetpobnlid) tpertuolles 8ud)
bin5ugefiiet: rTbe 1bugs Of europe"
bon sllbert gforoen, berausgegeben
bon Der @crmn1-Mmerican 9eaeue for
Culture, 45 Mltor Ylale, Neap yorf.
g. q. S5 Seiten, Hreis 40 Gents.
9ieies 8uh befabt iid ballpti1f.
lid nit Dem Gfonomiihen Sinter=
grunS Ser 3a5ierpanlion. Die 2egenoc
oie man bilrfig in nidt informierten
ooer falit ,lnterrihteten american
iifen Hublifationen finoet, Dob ser
iogenannte observation-disclosures Ser
fudp genadt babe. 6as beutihe &npi-
tai ooer oeutid}e Snouitrien 81 io5iali-
iieren, miro bi,rh loie eingebenbe Tn
teriudlne albert Noroens pollfom.
men 5erit0rt. Nur sic fIeineu Jabri-
fanten iinb ibrer Griitens beraubt
luoroen. Sagegen baben bie 8roBun-
terncbmer ,lno bie rieiigen Ssi1bultria-
ton5erne ibre Hrofite lmo ibre Sinans-
relerpen uneebeuer seiteigert.
Sbre Waft lit in ser I5at ipitema-
tiif, bon ben Na5is seltdrft lporoen.
Inter 3itierung 5ablreiher 3abler
bebt Der slutor berpor, apie sic Ssn-
men, no MubenpoIitif bes 9ritten
3eides ourd. bie @ier Ser eroBen
FRUITS had mebr Matt, olrd) ibren
uneridttlicben slppetit alrf bobere Yro-
fite oiftiert miro. Oas 8ud) gibt cit:
flares 8ilb BON Dem intimen 8crbGlt-
mis- 5tpiid)en ~9ig 8uiineb" uno Nasi-
intereiien. geionoers tpertpoG lit Sic
flare Soentifi5ier1me ser perid idlieoenerl
|Nuislinge als @erf5e,tge ser oeutiten
Erults in oen Sitler gum Spfer ge-
faaenen 2Gnoern.
0as lebte &apitel rGuo gaois, Ser
nlania?" lit elm ,neiiterbaft gelbriebes
ner 8eriht itber al sic Str0nungen.
Sic iid nit Der 3ufllnft 9eutihlmos
beihdftigen uno Ser audi bie engc
Harallele 5lpiihen Ser beutld)en 9fe-
pollution uno Dem Sieg ser @ereinig-
TEN Nationen berborgebt.
Oas 8ud,, 10 flein es lit, entb1lt ei-
men &eidtum an Snformationen, ge-
lhidt 5uiantmeneeitellt. uno tlar oar-
geitellt. @enn Sic es mfatgen 5ii Ie-
len, iperoen sic INNER llno INNER
apieoer bar,mf) greifen, Bis SIZE cs
ourfgeleIen baben ,lno Sic ,peroen
6anfbar iein fir Die SSnformationen.
gs itiitt ii6 arf amtlid)e beutihe Be
rid)te bes 5i1,ansantes.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
Qclett t1,cQen ecit,ctt
STREET. NIT Sctujcts

2on6on. Die polniide grilregie-
rung spanbte fih idyarf eesen Die
boswiIige Hropoganba, Die Yolen in,
oirefter o6er oirefter feip6lifer Ten.
oenaen gegen SoapietruBIaal6 aeibt.
es ut bollfommen dbiuro, Bolen
Die Miidt 3u ,u,teritelen, es spoue
Die Sitgren5en Ser polniiden Mepublit
auf ben Ouieper a,no oas Sh,parae
Meer fifteen ODER Holen bie 9e,r6en3
gu linteridieben, oaB es feline 0renaen
tpeiter 0iuih perIagern .po4e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
kottierpcf, icQen iertait
Qmalit6tsaiteabc fiikrcn

Walblngton. Observation-Disclosures
Bro1un 1uieoerbolte in elmer formeIGen
Grtlarnng oie abiidt ieiaer 8eboroe,
fir Die 5rn6t- ltno 8emiiietonlerpen
Der oiesiabrigen grnte cine Quail
tatsangabe auf Dem sluforlld ou Der.
langen. Gie @ebrmaht rerlamgt be.
reits cine iold,e Grfl6rl,ng fit alle
&onlerben Ore Tie auftamft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

neue Shuhe oils bis6er austreten
miiiien MS infolgeoeilen !ueniscr
Sitbnerallgen Daben.
= Manher Spieler 1es @elt.
ihafipiels !pdre Idon 5llfrieoen
tpenn er Elm &emis er5ielen fonnte
Welbuns Sberieas Neips Maencb, Snc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

Ser Hunofune lit eine fabel.
bate grfinbung. slber nod grcbdrti-
ger lit bie bes &nopfes, nit Dem
man ben slpparat ieoerseit abitellen
fam.
= Seoenfa1s tperben mir bai MIR
6rei Yaar Shuben i'm Sahr N niger
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
Hatasecntitec GnNert
$4,000 6ekaltseren3e

@aIbington. Sn einem gerid)t, in
Dem oie 9iiferensen spiiden Dem
WeiBen Sous unb Dem Capitol Sil
,nteritrihen tueroen, beiduloigte ser
SausausibuB fir Wittel ,mo @ese
Grdiioent &ooiepelt, oie Mbiihten bes
aongreiies muttuilis miBahtet 5u be
BEN, als er oie gegrenSung ser Sc,
batter nad Steuerab5iigen alf $25,-
OO5 pro sSsabr perfiigte.
Ser repltblifmniid,e 3eprGientan1
3isnep, Sfla., ser 0erfaiier bes @i-
oerrufsantraes, be8eibnete oas @or.
geben Oes ausifniies als veine Mepol.
te gegen eine nit Serorbmlngen ar
beitenoe &egieruns."
Die MISUNDERSTANDING mirf
ieoenfaas angenommen tperoen uni
3lnar ion oie Gimme $4,000 als
Sohltgrer5e oes @erbienites gelten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

cher Linderung Won Hartleibigkeitsbe.
schwerden wieder wissen wollen und
EUR selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun
wollen, besorgen Sic sich noch heute
Alpenkrauter.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Nachbarschaft nicht
kaufen konnen, sender Sic fir unser
ApenkrSuter EinfIhrungsangeboe u n d
erhalten Sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

= Cine rngebaltene 3eoe bat I'M.
nerbin ben 8orteil, oaB niemanb
iber iie llngebalten iein fam.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
TTMcONcT 60c Vert Pro-
OMOVNOl beflase len Won

FORNpS HElL-OEL LlNIMENT- anti.
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderune Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer.
zen, muskulosen RIckenschmerzen. steifen
oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau.
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORNI'S MACOLO - alkalisch-lindert
gewisse akute Magenst0rungen vie Sod.
bremen und Verdauungss 0run9en, her.
vorgerufen durch Elm Uebermass an SSurs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
Horf|eibigkeit

verursacht werden und geben
Sic auch dem Magen Komfort
Wenn funktionale Hartleibigkeit IN.
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerves und
irritiert fiihlen und an deren Symp.
tome Observation-Disclosures, iiblem
Mundgeruch, verstimmtem Magen, Ver.
dauungsst0rung,, Schlaf. und Appetit.
losigkeit und Ihr Magen fiihlt vol Won
Case und Blahungen-besorgen Sic sich
Forni's zeiterprobtes AlpenkrSuter.
Mehr ais Elm Abfiihrmittel, es list auch
cine Magentatigkeit anregende Medi.
zin, hergestellt aus Is der Natur eige.
men medizinischen Wurzeln, Kriutern
und Pflanzen. Alpenkrauter bringt
trage Dirme zum Arbei.
ten und hilft, verhirteten -
Abfall sanft und leicht I'M
auszuscheiden, sowie die lA0
durch Hartlei5igkeit yer. MI
ursachten Case zu vertrei. zH
ben und gibt I"
dem Magen das ~
angenehme &c. MN
fiihl Won Wirme. MN
Einzunehmen M rooSS
vie auf dem Ell. WI ..Aipr!e
kett angegeben. VII AR4iIFGN
Wenn Sic die III SssSk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Hurt in Fall From Streetesr

Irving Alderman. rs. of 1851
W. Kirby suffered what was be-
lieved 10 be a skull fracture to-
day when he fell from a street
car at Clairmount and Twelfth
while diSembarking. He was
taken TO Providence Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
t'sUp TO You
To Play Santa
For Servicemen
tsce Coupon on Page Four

Christmas will be here in just a
little over three weeks-ChriSt-
mas. the celebration day of the
family.
On that day Of all days it was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

ADORE right Crisp looking candy stripe pecer that looks
like Jumper Red or blue, sizes to 6. S2.95
Above Suited festive life this flower bedecked
cotton Shantung with the pque collar. to g. 1926.
Abope LETT Dainty hrtwaist fock pink blue dressed
up with becoming white lace collar. to 6. $4.95.
c5rhtma in Observation-Disclosures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

m cant tina I
mot n RS and
fat h erS and
sons and daugh-
ters should be
togethe r 10
share the bliss
and JOY of the
occasion.
T h a Is h @
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
THOUSANDS NEEDED

Remember. THOUSANDS OF
THESE BOXES WILL BE NEED
Ed Are you going TO do your
part? Or are you gong 10 let
Christmas Day be JUST AN
OTHER DAY for the Servnemen
and women stationed here?
The surface has Just been
scratched The committee MUST
have these boXeS--AND. SOON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

time when Nom and Dad and
the kids. big and small. gather
around the big, sweet smelling
tree which glows softly with lights
and sparkles with ornaments, to
exchange presents.
Mons face is flushed with pleas
ure and pride; Dad just can't stop
smiling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
MAIL 81 TO TIMES

Now. s. isn't 50 very much
money 20 spend 10 make Christmas
Day a bit chCcrler for those who
are willing to give their all TO
hasten victory.
II YOU have the s.. but don't
have tho time 20 pack box. send
u 10 the Santa for ServiCemen
Fund IN care Of the Times, and
special committee VIII fix a box
for you. a convenient blank APP
pears on this page which should
accompany checks and money
orders.
II YOU are packing boxes. make
them attractive by using Christ
mas wrapping and stickers. Indi-
cate on the outside If they have
been packed for men or women
and for which branch OF service.
Leave them In the lobby OF the
Times, az any precinct police sta
ton. the lobby of the Fox Theater
or the men furnishing depart
mcni OF Kerns basement store.
The Santa committee Will see that
they get TO the camps and stations
and hospitals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
IT'S Up TO YOU

Well. its Squarely up 10 you,
residents of Detroit and Michigan.
You can make IT JUST ANOTHER
DAY or you can make II day
these servicemeh and women Will
long remember to your everlaSt-
ing credit.
5The solution is the Santa for
Scrvicemen program directed by
a civic committee under the spon-
sorShip OF the Times, which is
designed 20 assure a Merry Christ
mas for all SerWcemen and women
stationed m this area in army
camps naval stations and army
and navy hospitals
You are asked 10 pack a box.
costing no more than S. So that
each servicemen and women here
vii. be remembered thousands and
thousands Of these boxes viii be
needed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

A nicely lined, sturdy cotton
material in a variety of color
full all-over floral patterns is
a wise choice for almost any
home. Graceful floor length
and an ample 45-inch width
with background colors OF
rose, blue, yellow, gray, white.
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT
Eigbtb Fioor-GrdHd Ritcr AtcHne
BHiidiHS-Sectios A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
TOM, HELEN MISSING

That's the way things were a
few years ago. But there's a big
change. this year. The big kids,
boys and girls, are missing from
the family circle. Big brother Tom
is a marine stationed many miles
from home: big Sis Helen is a
WAVE. She, too. is in a strange
CITY, among strange people.
THEY WON'T BE HOME FOR
CHRISTMAS.
That's prospect you wouldn |
wish on your worst enemy.
Are the residents OF Detroit
and Michigan going 10 let Dec. %
of this year be luSt another day to
the serviccmcn and women sta
toned IN the metropolitan area?
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13

you never can tell Just where
you'll find q thief" are possibly the
thoughts this week Of police and
several prisoners now I'M custody
at police headquarters.
What happened In the jail cell
was not disclosed. However, police
learned that Frank Norman. 80. OF
5925 Bangor avenue was taken 10
Receiving hospital for decorations
over the right eve.
This much was disclosed:
Norman was arrested for draft
evasion on February and lodged
at police Headquarters A short
time later trouble between him and
several other prisoners was re-
ported.
Cause OF the disturbance. accord
ing TO police. was the alleged theft
Of some oranges. onlya short time
later. a complaint Of stealing money
and cigarettes from other prisoners
was lodged agsinst Norman.
sYou never can tell when or
where you'll get robbed" the boys
are sayine. as police shake their
hesdH a wonder. - fsse =.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
Two Women We're
Raped And Robbed

Two young women were robbed
and attacked this week by n Jet
unidentified men. now sought for
questioning By the police depart
ment.
One 12.yesr-old woman told 20
lice she was going esst on Madison
near Jos csmpau when man came
up. put . large knife ut her throat
dragged her to the rear Of i73 Null
let street where he raped hef and
took so from her purse.
The alleged thug was described
as - years old. five feet four inches
tall and wearing . big apple hat :
The other woman told police she
was waiting for her husband to
return from . restaurant with .
sandwich when q man came up. 90
ssulted her and escaped with ~
Of her rnonsy.
He ives described - - years old.
five feet ten nchss tail and weigh
| ing iso pounds
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
Worker
Wins Right.
To Neu M

Clyde Hartman. who was =
as a welder helper at the Dutdex
Printing company in Battle Creek,
Mich. and whose presence invite
plant almost precipitsted q general
strike among the white workers Il
now working at his job along With
the whites In perfect tranQuili II
was disclosed this week. RI
Monty Clark. Michigan 1l1ict
director Of the War Manpowef bm-
mission, ordered the company kput
Hardiman on his Job Wednesday
morning. When Hardiman appeared
several whites started to walk out
but they were met by william L
Collins shop committeeman Of the
AL. union. who told them the
consequences of the action. After
the short lecture the men returned
to their Jobs with Hardiman.
All day Wednesday. none Of The
workers spoke to the company's firs,
Negro skilled employee. On Thurs.
day two or three greeted him, The
last report disclosed that Hardimar
has won over many of thoss wh<
were opposed TO working beside ,
Negro and now everybody Is happy
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
M|ARvA HAPPY
WHEN STOR'K
BRINGS GIRL
Heavy Champ Flies From
Oklahoma To See New
Daughter In Chicago

CHICAGO, H. (Special)- -
I'm the happiest woman In
the world" beamed Mrs.
Marva Louis, wife of worlds
heavyweight boxing cham
pion Sgt. Joe Louis. Monday
afternoon as she lay in bed In her
private room At Provident hospital
4. 6:0t am. Mrs. Louis had given
birth to q 7-pound. 6-ounee baby
girl which was her desire. because
a. she said q boy would never bs
the fighter his father h."
The baby girl, the very image of
the Brown Bomber" has not been
given name at press time. Mra
Louis Is awaiting the arrival Of her
husband from Fl. Riley, Kans,.
where he Is stationed. He u az
pected here late this week.
Center Of Attention
The Joe Louis heir, occupying
the same position In the nursery
maternity ward. as her father does
In the pugilistic hall OF fame. has
been the center OF attraction among
patients and employees Of the hos
pttaf since her arrival.
Or. william W. Gibbs. obstetri-
clan and eyneeolosist who attended
a. -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
Murderer Wanted
Here Found In Okla.

Within the next few weeks police
expect the apprehension OF Kenny
winsoa. AZ years aid, wanted here
as a suspect in the murder of Claude
Robinson on Nay Il. 1888.
Winson was arrested on January
% at Muskosee. Okla. However, II
was disclosed that he was released
in Oklahoma on February 4.
Police say that Robinson was IA
tally stabbed while rear ST. An
tome and Gratiot streets when
stabbed In the left chest by WIN
son. who then escaped. IN.
Robinson. 70 years old. lived n
! eoa Gratiat avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
Iron Worker
jailed Here
AS Murderer

~ A A-year-old man accused Of the
|fstal sluggins Of his alleged girl
friend was taken 10 COURT Monday
on q warrant charging him with
first degree murder in the death Of
Mrs. Matte Simmons, 70. Of 2l40
Waterloo.
II was disclosed that they had
been keeping company for several
months AMI on last Tuesday. Henry
Row. OF i470 Monroe avenue, struck
her over the head with large
wrench
She Took His Mensy
Police Learned that Rowe had
given the woman q watch last
Christmas and wanted Il back fol-
lowing an argument between them.
Rowe, also. police say accused the
woman Of taking ten dollars from
him last week.
Later Rowe was zen near Water
loo and 81. Aubin rs though walt
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
FEPC PLAN OF PRESIDENT
UNDER fire FROM RANDOLPH

thirteen states In q conference at
Washington on Friday and drafted
a program with five major demands
as follows:
1. The railway hearings should Be
held as scheduled BY the original
committee which prepared them.
z The committee must have IN
adeq late budget.
3. The principle of public hear
ings as a sanction must be rnain-
tanned.
I. The FEPC must be removed
from the War Manpowef Commits
sion and given the Independent
status IL originally had.
S. The FEPC must be o voluntary
board representing various inter-
ests and must not become . paid
appendage of any political admins
tration.
The demands of A. Philip Ran
dolph were further set forth In q
press release from the offices Of the
March On Washington Movement
which characterized the new pro-
posal Of President Roosevelt a. z
"meatless bone of appeaser,ent "a
Negro people"
Four Detroiters attended the con-
ference called by Mr.. Randolph II
Washington on Friday. Horace
Sheffield, Judah Drob. Andrew
Brown and David CLANCY.
While the Randolph group pro-
tested the proposal Of President
Roosevelt In recognizing the FEPC
with paid workers who could b
Controlled the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement OF Colored
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
Beauty Operator
Shot BY Husbsud

A 1s-ysar-oid hesuty shov $500
and operator was treated ut H.
ino hospital his wsek FIR q ~ ~
word through her LEFT lss - N.
-ing , domestiv sitercatinr Win !
husband
!. Polies learned Tint Nh IsUee.
cokey OF - Alfred streel e1n1o$
tor Of q beauty shop st 1ool - 49,
bin had had trouble with hsR AuD
band, Ben Then last week NJ 80
port>dly came into her. shop drssvt
, gr1 and hot her. ts I.
erSf bullets were held II evidences
by the psaice sssignsd eAthe ease-
Ben Cokey was held so- 1nvestionr
ton u : 1Slonious assanlt
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13

Following the announcement Of
the President on Thursday stating
that the railroad hearings of the
FEpC would be re-scheduled and
that Paul ". McNutt, had been in
structed to work on the creation
of q new FEP Board consisting of
paid rather than volunteer men,
bers, Il. Philip Randolph met with
$50 Negro and white leaders from
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
ALBUMIN I)|l|l|T'
HEARING On
ACCUSED MEDIC.

Hearing on q writ for q 66-year-
old physician, held fof Investigation
by police On . tentative charge Of
manslaushter by abortion was sd-
journed on Tuesday for one week
BY Recorders Judge John J. Maher.
Police assigned 10 the ease dis
closed that DR.. Gerret c. Smith Of
1905 Jos Campau admitted treatins
Ma Marie Powell. 1i-year-old
woman who died last week at Re
ceivins hospital However, the
physician denied performing IN
illegal operation upon the expect
an. mother. =
YennG Wlfs DIED
II was disclosed that Mrs Marie
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13

no1nred today b the fiz1t iuf ~
gross.
Opposing the sesregatisu policy
Of the housing authorities. Dr. \ i.
McClendon. president Of tn Detroit
NAACP. and Gloster b. Current
NAACR executive secretary. sans
tho following telegram 10 ne D.
troit Housing Commission ana -
Charles y. Edgecomk dirsctnG.ese-
Rotary Of the commisiop:
The National Associatica ~ tAe
Advancement a colorsd Psspas Is
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SEEKS 70 OPEN
ALL PROTECTS
TO ALL. RACES
Public Funds Misused In
Segregation OF War
WOr kers

Battling TO wipe out the color line
in public housing for war woskers.
the Negro leaders Of Detroit were
up in arms Monday over an M
nouncement IN the dAily press sta-
ting that a 3o0-unit project ..for
Negroes" would Be built "a Ushs
Mile Road. II was stzhsd r. tn
daily press that "of the sevsu pro
iects now scheduled. thAt n.
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Mes4n The
/ HlhIlNEs
d ESAN KEEN


r1say A. =. ofh. union out in Bst.
tie tfeek whfht sseems to have
thinSs their own way In the Duplex
Printing company plndt could not
keep IT. nemberssffom walking out
against the .hfst Negro employee
who showed up. These union boys
ere stsbbing organized labor in the
back and giving the enemies OF Ia
Dor . whip to beat their hides with
The, A. r. Of l. unions that don't
discz}minste ought to raise he'll
with their resctionsry unions and
wipe out al color barriers in the
A. =. Of L, There II going to be q
day OF reckoning. brothers, and
that day may not be far on.
wuIow RUN
When the truth leaks out the
willow Run adventure OF the Fords
may be REGARDED as one Of the worst
saunders Of the war effort. Workers
Are confused, the housing authori-
siesewEo Nefv Supposed to house
them afs p q tall tree. and the
predpetieR plans Of management
,hate .not resulted In The Miracles
~ Ford publicity boys asSured The
dbRc were Just around thst cor
y SU.a N Ar1TfNRa fsws 4 :
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MISSING wife
FOUND DEAD
LAST WEEK
II u s b q n d H e Id; Her
Body Identified BY
Chronicle Pix
tsEE PICTURE. PAGE 3,

A photo published last week by
Michigan Chronicle OF Mrs. Ernes.
tine Jackson, %, ear-old m!Sine
mother Of live small children. alder
police and >the coroner's office T.
make positive Identification OF :
body found last week at the reai
81 500 Hastings street Is that Of the
young mother reported missing for
three weeks.
Has Keadesvsss NDAA Death
Little did Mira Ernestine J. II
son., 2AHeer-o.d mother Of FIVE
small en- N know dat she he'd
. rende4SShs With. death .sevsF1l
wssse sse n IT. u - r