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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Aeo|idns Fall
To Warshiips
Of j. 5. Navy
3 Great Air Fleets
Wreck Foeeia, Hub
Of East Coast Line

ALLIED fHfQ e Africa, Aas.
20 CUPl-rThe United States navy
has captured the Aeolian Islands.
west OF the toe of Italy. it was
announced today, and three great
Allied air fleets have wrecked the
southeast Italian railroad hub OF
Foggia with one of the heaviest
aerial onslaughts yet carried out
from Africa
Allied warships, meantime. were
pummeling both coasts of the PEN
lnsula making up the Italian toe.
RIP a SHUTTLE PLANES
At least "A Axis planes were
shot out of the Italian skies in a
day Of intense activity, 38 of them
by Flying Fortresses, Liberators
and Lightning escorts joining
British Wellingtons in the bonn
parchment of Foggia.
The Foggia raid, on the ami
hilation pattern made famous by
American and British planes
bombing Germany, was a telling
blow at the shuttle movement Of
AXIS troops who were streaming
northward from the lost Sicilian
battle-ground for rest while REIN
forcements moved down TO lower
Italy.
The Aeolisns, 35 miles off the
northeast coast of Sicily, to which
Benito Mussolini banished anti
Fasclsts. fell 10 an American
naval expedition, including de-
Stroyers, Tuesday morning, a be-
lated announcement revealed.
RUN UP WHITE FLAG
AS the warships pushed In
against the islands, the two main
ones-Lipari and Stromboli-ran
up the white flag, giving the
Allies control of the entire group
OF seven.
The capture Of the islands. Of
volcanic origin and with harbors
good only for small craft, gave the
Allies a valuable observation post
overlooking Europe. and they
were expected TO play a role in
the artillery duel for command of
the MesSina Straits.
The tremendous bombardment
Of Foggia. which cut at least tenn
porarlly three of its trunk rail-
ways, was carried on for hours by
FortreSSes Of the Northwest Az
rican air force with Lightning es-
cort, British Wellingtons from this
command and Liberators of the
Ninth Air Force in the Middle
East.
BATTLE FOR HOUR
Upward of 30 Axis planes rose
10 challenge the Fortresses and
LIberatorS. In a battle lasting
more than an hour. "a were de-
cfrovag % D, tho. L'of.rvnc- Gin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

came 10 see the child. she took
-i1Cr and We found her later in a
Baptist home in Royal Oak"
Bugip told the court
on Nuly ~ he added Circuit
Judge Richter aWaNied temporary
custody ot sue 10 the iather. who
made his home with the Bugn
couple
- -. .i-----i- ~
aabesS corpus 10 regain sues
custody bar Judge Chenot said
na would not decide % until he
could learn who would serve hest
me child. S interest
q. TT NcARTHUR. DENTIST
HI Griswold over KlnseIs.
Hours 90 SUNDAYS. 1912 Adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
COACHES DERAILED

-Four cars. including mail and
.baGGaEC- C0aChcS-and---iAa--I4a.-
ScnCer coaches were also deratled
G. W. jackson IS Of Traverse
City. who was making his first
nun as a n3vice. fireman In The
cab bumped 10 safety as the
engine left the tracks
II yelled at Mccarthy to
Jump too hut ] guess he aidh.t-
hear me. =" Jackson said
Nearly 800 passengers aboard
the flyer escaped injury
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
! Children Admit
Wreckins Fast Train

GRAND RAPIDS Aug 20
Three children were IN custody Of
their parents today after adj
hitting 10 police that they had
placed stones on the tracks OF the
New York Central Railroad
WrcC'NnE the Dctroit-bound VOL
VERNE, crack passenger train, near
the city limits yesterday
Tho locomotives fireman. John
Mccarthy of Jackson. was killed
ny escaping Steam, a baggageman,
EnoS Price. 80. also of jackson.
was injured and the engine and
four Coaches were damaged.
PIT ROCKS on RAILS
The children arc Lynn Slbers.
s James Allen F'oroy >. and
tt74r--1TTrtt III fJFT -f'0ir >
Albert + Schicrn.. police in
spcctor. SAID the youngsters had
spread the rocks for 10 feet along
the tracks
They had no intention Of
causing trouble" Schiern said.
They waited for Some time for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Bar Owners
Seized With
Illicit Whisky
Car Crash in indiana
Exposes Rum Running
by Detroit Couple

Despite slate resumption OF
LIQUOR sales. hundreds of cases Of
bootleg whisky are be.nc shipped
here from Indiana and Illinois, u
hec4nan- alpplarei-t- -l.r4 r. ----
-Four men arr Under arrest fol-
loving Two raids on Dcuoit bars
which Melted more than nine cases
Of out-of-sta'e whisky
State police A. White Pigeon
post disclosed that two Detroit
crs boo'lcccinC whisky from
Indiana. were seriously injured
early rod5v-when their car over
turned whuc rounding a curve
near Elthart Ind
They were Al Young Of $3.50
Second bartender and Miss
Mary B-za D., Of 1863 Trow-
bridge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
NOTTHMENT PACITIC =

l.es take Bobdubi Ridge four
wiIcS from Salamaua Jap
\cW Guinea base. gaining
position for quick move
against tho base. Page a
RI SSIA-RedS advance through
Crumplng German dcfenScS
south ~ kharkoy. narrow
escape corridor 10 Is miles
Page Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
400 Marooned All Day on d e 6 Steame1
ITALIAN ISLES CAPTURE
OPA Accuses 7 Firms as Ration Cheats
War Fronts

SICILY Allies capture TWO
island, in AcolIan group
northwest ~ NcSSlna Allied
bomber, blast railroad Yards
A. FoEgia 50 miles north Of
Naples, Shoot down IA AXIS
pianos page -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
WV GETS S95

After several hours Of arcu-
mont The soldier rclnquiShcd an
claims against MillcvIlle in return
for S25. which he donated inn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

EIROPE-SignS 81 imminent
Allied INVASION ~ continent
mount British Office repeats
pfe1 to patriots IN occupied
eeHHtttr~ 20 stand ready 10
aud invaders. Page =
THE AIR " AR - British Mo.
>auito bomber> raid Berlin.
page = FLYING FortreSSos
----7-- -TT-ZIIz- -
In LI0Lland Ahaai dHlA.n a.
ANS plane. Page q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

DENMARK-S'atc OF cmcrg-
ency Is declared ON Danish
island of Fyn after II Ger
man soldiers arc killed IN
fights with Danes. relations
between Denmark and Ger
many believed near breaking
LnInI- lItrn =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

Make II aut TO the WV. for
disabled soldiers. I didn't want
money wanted Rusty"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
BATTLE FOR HOUR

Upward of 30 Axis planes rose
10 challenge the Fortresses and
LIheratorS. In battle lasting
more than an hour. "a were de-
Stroyed 2S by the Fortress gum
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Continued on Next Page, Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

viii They Draft
Pre-PeorL Hdrbor
Fathers? They Arei
Story on Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
.LOuella
in Uo&wool

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 15-The
first news TO reach me in New
York, and the hottest, is that
Rosalind Russell leaves for Lon
don the hrst of the year to CO.
star with Noel Coward in "Blithe
Spirit" playing the role Peggy
Wood created on Broadway. To
say that Roz is excited is the
height of understatement. She
has been exchanging cables with
Coward for the past 10 days about
the possibility of finishing Sister
Kenny" in time to accept "Blithe
Spirit"
The entire deal has hinged on
when Sister kenny viii be fin
lshed. Coward, who will produce,
as we'll as star in the play he
authored. is anxious 10 get "Blithe
Spirit" started IN January. ROz
expects 10 wind up Sister Kenny
late in December so she has
cabled Noel an excited yes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Charles Garlic Heads ShOW at SteUadora

radio stars draws favorable
amount Of comment.
The supporting performers are
George Winston, who dances on
a drum-shaped platform producing
familiar melodies; Milo Vague
and Go. in a punching bag and
musical novelty, Janice Wilson,
lady Of song, direct from Chicago
Bismarck Hotel, Sunny Felter,
poppy tap dancer. It's Phil Olsen S
music for dancing and floor show
The club is open Thursday
through Sunday only each week.
BRASS RAIL
JcSsica GarWoOd at the Brass
Rail continues singing her in
corporations Of popular songs
BY swinging songs like the old
timer, For Me and My Ca" the
becoming pert as she does
They're Either Too Young or
Too old" she more than keeps the
customers contented when singing
their favorite tunes.
A little girl who does wonders
with the keyboard sof the Ham
mond organ is Vonita Edison, her
flying fingers run through the
more difficult scores and then she
uses solid technique on the
popular numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
CLUB MAYFAIR

Club Mayfair is again starring
the gay impresSionist. Mona BaX-
ter. Her tapping and impish i'm
Of screen. stage and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
BY COLLEEN MACDoNELL

CHARLES CARLILE, VIII os e
song style has become a synonym
for charm with Detroit night club
goers, heads the new show at the
Stevadora. This is a return en-
gagement for the popular tenor,
and his Irish favorites are well
mixed with current ballads.
Also new 10 the show is Frank
Nelson with a novelty routine
that has him standing on his head,
literally An acro-balancing act is
featured by him, with tables and
chairs lending him assistance.
Charley Holloway, sepia fast
tap star, has taken leaf from
tire book of Bill Robinson If his
flashy footwork is any indication
of his tastes in heroes, and Joe
Blanket, trumpet star, once more
steps from the bandstand for solo
horn work. Joe's work on Cara
van" with Smitty assisting him at
the drums is a work OF i've.
Lovely Ethel Shepherd, clad IN
black MORE and glamour. croons
Sunday. Monday or Always,
then swings out on I've Got 10
Get Hot" while the DeRoy Clam
our Girls prove their versatility in
BLACK Magic" Esther DeRoy and
GERRY Statler step from the line
for feature solos.
Host Eddy Shepherd again acts
as master Of ceremonies, welcom-
ing the crowd 10 plenty Of fun.
Vying closely for honors with the
whole cast is a tiny pussy cat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

Comes Courage" 5l5. $3.50. 9i5 .. m-s
4 4. m.
ROY AI,-"cqney island a" 7.0g. 10 81
q. M "F.rst Comes Courage 20, s.4S
p. M. ~ 90 a. M.
TFLENEWS Nevs, short subjects, .
A. mn unit. M 3 m
UNITED ARTISTS --"Frr Whom ths
Boil Tolf IN a. m. 1854. a., 1,33.
10 - b. m.
WIISON-tFor Whom the Bell Tolls"
90 80 b. M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
GLORIA JEAN ROMANCE

The fate Of the highly dramatic
,eduence Gloria Jean and Alan
curtis made for Flesh and Fan
taSy" remains a mystery. II was
deletcd from the Charles Boyer
film, supposedly 10 be developed
.rto a full-length feature. But
Z is sidetracked again because
her next movie will be a musical,
She Must Have Music"
The little Jean girl. who IS now
"a. will be surrounded by top
names both in the acting and
specially lines and by two big
name bands. Incidentally she has
a new romance that may be seri-
-21-year-old Mack Brainard
who is from the East-and very
rich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Film Time Clock

HoLIYWOOD-"Cou Island. " s. s.2i
b m. ~ l6 3.4A A. m "FIrst Comes
Courage f3. ll.os p m. 219 a. m
watch on tho Rhine -"
70 81. O. 12s. l055 p m The Good
Fellows. ll22 A. M ? 40, 616, o %
~ ~
NADISON-"C0n island - 12.t0 3 s..
.i9. 800 a. q mi "First Comes Courage. D.
ll.l0 m 2.26. $40, s-l2 p. M.
PALMS STATE - Behind the Rising
sun. ~ a M. so. $50. 30 1920
3. m Mexican Srtfres Blessed Event. &"
- IS. 3 i0. $50. 200 %. m
PARADISE 49, Li0ne Hampton. c13.
q 20 e25. $50 1882 r. M 'TIrsr
Fanfs 100 3l3 $40. 72S. s.3i,
n .3T 3 M
RINIERN- Carey Island d go 90
.n. DO ta 3. m. "flrst Comes Courage D.
%. 5.s9 asa q m
RHO trION ~ Coney Island. " 30.
a. 1i.IS g. m g.1u a IN First
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

pute over whether a honeymoon
comes ahead of a contract
The fact remains that Rita Is
telling friends that she is going
with Wcllcs come he'll or high
water and while he works She
intends to DO camp shows Hope
she gets a more dlgnlfled act
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

who usually takes the floor when
Ethel IS singing. Guess he knows
a good looking girl when he sees
her!
CLUB ALICIA
Heading the new all-star floor
show at Club Alicia when il re-
opens Saturday. oct. is, will be
Dean Hawkes.. dancing master Of
ceremonies from Chicago's top
night spots. Supporting Hawkes.
will be Frede and LOrenza. ball
room and adagio team: Marsha
DeLand, attractive swing singer.
Jerry Salone, his saXophone and
orchestra. continue as the dancing
feature. War Workers Pleasure
Time will continue 20 be a Friday
and Saturday attraction each
week with dancing and entertain
ment from 7 a. m. until noon. The
club is opened Tuesday through
Sunday offering two complete
shows nightly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
WRONG ABOUT MIKE:

Maybe / was wrong about
Michael O'Shca in Lady of Bur
lesque." lie has certainly picked
off some plum parts since then,
with the Jack London role and
the lead (the character he ere
ated on the stagel- in The Eve Of
OF 81. Mark"
Now comes word that the Irish
Mr.. O'Shea gets another choice
assignment - Henry Kaiser I'm
"The-Aan- krnm Frisco This
Republic opus. based on the his
tory of the Kaiser shipyards, has
been rea y 20 go for several
weeks, just waiting for the right
kind of actor 70 play Kaiser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

than her last appearance enter
tanning the bOys-getting herself
sawed in half
Ran into Alexander Kirkland,
who told mo he leaves for Holly
wood next week lie and Gypsy
Rose Lee. Sull the best OF friends,
haven I yet filed that divorce suit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
BOW COMEBACK

II Clara Bow won't come back
to the movies. IL looks like the
movies viii 20 TO her. Bill Pine
and Bill Thomas are shooting
Rhythm Ranch on Clara's big
ranch in Nevada, and the boys are
talking a deal for the former it
girl TO play the ranch forewoman
in tho movie. Her health has i'm
proved a lot since she returned
home after a sojourn in a Los
Angeles sanitarium and she is
thinner. Clara has repeat eddy
said she wouldn't make a movie
appearance until she shed some
yOundage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Turns Dancer

ALAN HALE, who used 20
dance and sing in vaudeville.
"hoofS' for the first time in %
years in Warner Bros. Thank
Your Lucky Stars"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

Rita Hayworth is getting ready
20 hand her studio. Columbia. an
other larce-Sized hcadache--if she
goes through with her plan 10 ac-
company Oyson WelleS 10 London
where he will make TolStoy' S
War and Peace This would
mean that Rita would walk OUT
on Heart Of \ city" the next
movie scheduled for her. and j,
might involve neat little dis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
FEPC And McNutt
Meet To Reconsider
Railroad Hearings

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
the Fair Employment Practice
committee met here Friday
with Paul v. McNutt, man
power commissioner. and for
the first time sat 10 and dis
cussed with the person to whom
they are responsible the per-
tinent matters relating 10 the
present and future status OF
FEPC.
II was further stated Sat
isfactory" conference had been
held. or that II was such with
the members OF the committee.
This. II is believed. refers TO
the manner in which Mr.. Nc
Mutt received the group and
frankly discussed with them
the problems before them.
However. there has been no
retreat from the stand taken
regarding the railroad hear
ings. Mr.. McNutt promised his
committee he would take their
recommendations under con-
sideration and an answer Is
expected by the group when
Il meets on Feb. ].
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
NEGRO PRESS
PRESENT AT
.CASABLANCA
Three Newsmen
With F.D.R. At
Historic Confab

One CT the interesting features
az the historic conference recent
ly held at Casablanca. Morocco,
in Northwest Africa. attended by
President Franklin d. Roosevelt
Prime Minister Churchill and high
ranking military officials OF the
United Nations. was the fact that
only three newspaper correspon-
dents were present when Presi-
dent Roosevelt reviewed I h e
American troops In that sector OF
the war front. Those three cor
respondents included Walter Lo-
gan. United Press correspondent;
Sam Schulman. International News
photographer: and Ollie Stewart,
representative OF the Baltimore
Afro American. Colored Ameri-
cans are proud TO learn that at
this epoch-making conference the
Negro press was represented.
Hats off, 10 the Afro-American
tor being on the job in Africa,
the home OF our forefathers, as
wei az on the home front.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
MAN 'DIOGENES" LOOKED FOR
HAD DEAD MANS MONEY;
NO ONE KNEW OF POSSESSION

he had s7s5 OF the dead mans
money. He could have kept It. II
he had been dishonesty inclined
but he did not.
Ferentlnos called together the
employees who worked in his res
taurant and told them that Lear
had given him the said s765 to keep
for him. 1T Is not my money.
placed II in the bank and i want
You TO witness that / am keeping
faith with the dead man. A part
OF the money Is going to pay for a
decent burial and the remainder l
am turning over 10 the dead mans
mother" That IL exactly what
Louis Ferentinos did.
II II inspiring to learn Of an hon
est man like this. especially IN
times like these. when there IL 30
much greed. selnshness and dis
honesty in tho world. All honor 20
men and women OF the Louis Fe-
rentInos type. May theis tribe In
crease.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
JESSE OWENS
OLYMPIC TROPHY
FOUND IN TRIPOLI
COMMENTATOR REVEALS
THAT HITLER HAD GIVEN
CTP To GERMAN RUNNER

In his radio broadcast last sat-
urdav night. Phil Stern sports CON-
mentator announced that when The
British Eighth Army captured
TrIpoli in North Africa few days
apo they discovered the trophy
which Jesse owens won but failed
To receive during the Olympic con-
tests held IN Berlin Killers ex-
cuse for not giving the trophy 20
The famous American Negro athlete
was that II had been misplaced and
could not he located. II was evi-
IDENTIFY given 10 a German and was
recovered from him on the battle
fields Of Africa.
Jesse owens spoke on We the
People" radio program sunday and
told how he defeated Hitler's star
hurdler in the Olympic high bur-
dies He is now employed at the
Ford Bomber plant near Ypsilanti.
Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30

Used II as a spring-board 10 get
him a job in the City Treasurer :
office Notwithstanding his boast
that he was rich Negro and
wanted TO job for his assistance
in your last campaign.
Just a Correction Senator
Harold Bledsoe and myself
were not brought in by you into
the Democratic party. 1t was
who took you 10 your first Dem
ocratic assembly and introduced
you. years after Bledsoe, Cum
bingham. Joe Coles. and Joe
Craigen had a Democratic organ
ization and had been supporting
Democrats who ran for office
such as Ex-Governor Bill Com
stock.
No lndIviduallsm
"As TO my individualism, check
my records. | built up the great
est mass organization in Detroit
during the years OF 1929 TO 1882.
introduced you therein and made
YOU chairman OF the Trustee
board. You left this organization
and organized new one almost
identical with a new name. as YOU
are trying 10 do now. and thai
died an ignominous death. l
broke up the combination where
no Negroes could be elected 10
the Office OF Constable and In
1881 was elected as the first Ne
gro Constable IN the eth ward. l
was an elected officiai OF this
city when you attempted TO run
for the Common Council In 1881.
NV record in all mass movements
Il an open book. Take the So
CONTINUED on page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30

The Greek philosopher. Diogenes,
NAV or may not have found the
honest man he was looking for
when he searched through the
streets OF his city with lighted
lantern in broad daylight. but II a
DIogenes we're to-iook for such 9
man IN Detroit today, he would not
need his lantern. He could ind an
honest man, a native OF his own
country, at 2507 Hastings street.
The man in question is Louis Fee
rentInos, a Greek, who operates
the New wInder lunchroom at the
number mentioned. and this Is his
story.
some time ago. James Lear. a To-
cal colored citizen who had faith
IN Ferentlnos' honesty. went to MIN
and gave him s765 10 keep Tor him:
Nobody but the two men knew OF
the transaction. Shortly afterward'
on saturday. Jan. Is, Lear was
suffocated TO death In Are whicn
DESTROYED the house In which he
resided AZ 500 winder. Nobody but
the Greek restaurateur knew that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
RAPIsT GETS LIFE

Oh. rIes 8. Anderson. -. was
sentenced Monday 10 life impris-
onment by Judge Donald Nanlile
in Recorders court.
Anderson plead guilty Monday
Jan. IS, TO charges OF statutory
rape on an 11-year-old girl whom
he attacked and left lying hall
frozen in an icy alley In the rear
of a Euclid street residence IN
the North End about two weeks
ago. He had previously served
time at the Jackson prison for
similar crime.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30


test against McNutt's action. 10 be
held at Plymouth Congregational
church, Friday night, Jan. 20 at 5
o'clock.
The purpose OF the meeting Is to
arouse the public to a realization
OF the seriousness OF McNutts ac-
ton and to map plans to have the
FEPC hearings continued.
The Rev. Mr.. Hill also announced
that conference on the subject
will be held at Lucy Thurman
YwCA on Feb. II. to which sucn
leaders as r. G.. Thomas. president
OF the UAw-CI0: A. Philip RAN
dolph. OF the March on washington
movement: and others Will be IN
vited to participate.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
Clio PROTEST
BIAS SHOWN
AT DODGE
Claim Whites
Being Hired To
Replace Negroes

A mass meeting will be held
Sunday. Jan. 81 at pm. at the
Dodge Local hall. S425 Jos. Cam
pau, under auspices OF Dodge Local
No. 3 OF the Dodge main plant, In
protest against alleged discrimina-
ton against Negro employees.
In a press release Tuesday. Ed
ward Haugabook. chief stewart OF
the Janitone. Crane and Elevator
Operators unit at the Dodge plant
issued the following statement;
1.-THE Chrysler corporation Is
stiil discriminating against Negro
men and women IN the Dodge main
plant. The Dodge management are
still hiring white women to re-
place Negro men on elevators. while
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
Applications For The
Willow Run Housing
Are Now Being Taken

Workers at the Willow Run
Bomber plant who are DESTROYS OF
living in the newly erected dor
mitofies or other housing units.
were urged by The Detroit Branch
81 the National Association for
the Advancement OF Colored Peo-
pie 10 make application imme-
diately 10 the FPHA Office located
at 2O49 East Michigan avenue.
two miles east OF lpsilanti. Mich.
Dr. James J. McClendon. pres
ident OF the NAACP. In a state
ment this week. urged that all
workers who are interested and
need housing ought not TO delay
in applying.