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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-21
BY JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON. July Berlin,
Rome and Tokyo probably would be
delighted to learn that so percent
of the people in the District of Co
live under Stun conditions. >
When Rep. Thomas DAlesandro,
Jr., Maryland, head of the House
ID. C. subcommittee on Public
Health. brought in that report re-
Gently, the nations capital paused.
gave polite gasp and will now
go on about it's business.
Mr.. D'Alesandro and his COM
mittee even listed all the things
that should be done about it-like
getting rid Of the rats that infest
rything from the sub basement
of the Capitol Building to the SUI
Durham churches; like making some
intelligent effort to cope with VEN
ereal disease; and like getting in
door plumbing at least TO the slum
sections within few blocks of
Capitol Hill.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-21

} Dimout begins tonight I
} at sunset at 9:42 o'clock. Z
, Dimout ends tomorrow I
, at sunrise at 4:28 am. Z
J Dimout begins Thursday at /
} sunset at $40 pm. I
|. il.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-21

IZMAR. Turkey, July 21.-A Ger
man Brigade is reported moving
down the Aegean Sea toward the
Dodecanese Islands.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-21
fire BREAKS
0UT,A5T0RIA

I ASTORIA, Ore, July 81. - Fire
that ragged through the congested
Finnish Colony left scores homeless
and damage estimated at 100000
The fire, of an undetermined ORR
gin. broke out in group of wood
en- buildings late yesterday and
spread so rapidly the residents were
unable to save personal belongings.
There were no serious injuries.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-21

Arriving from Anchorage last
night with the Alaska Star Air
lines. with Harry Swanson as pilot
and Carl Clemett, co-pilot, were the
following passengers: Victor c..
Rowe. II. Oliver. r. Kazrages. Nels
Nelson. and Ellen Applenfeldt.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-21
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, July 81. = Closing
quotation of Alaska Juneau mine
stock today is 6, Anaconda ~,
Bethlehem Steel 63A. Common
wealth and Southern 1916, Curtiss
Wright 8, General Motors So, Gran
by Copper and Mining 6, Interna-
tional Harvester 70, New York Cen
tral 17a4, Kennecott 1915, Northern
Pacific 16, Packard Motors Az, Re-
public Steel 1917, United States
Steel SITS.
Dow, Jones averages today are
as follows: industrials 1895, rails
1882, utilities 32.06.
PRICES TUESDAY
Alaska Juneau mine stock closed
at 57s Tuesday, Anaconda at ~ 7lS,
Bethlehem Steel $685., Common
wealth and Southern ", Curtiss
Wright 8, General Motors 55A-
General Electric 6. international
Harvester 72ss, Kennecott 30A
New York Central l7as, Northern
Pacific 1875, Packard Motors AZ
Republic Steel 1875, United States
Steel 571s, Pound $4.04.
Dow, Jones averages Tuesday are
a. follows: industrials 1898, rails
a7.l7, utilities 2195.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-21

The chances are l00-to-1 neither
the revelations nor the recommen-
dations will mean a thing. They
never have. Since no resident of
the district is allowed to vote: AL
aska, Puerto Rico and the Virgin
Islands have more representation
in Congress and more weight than
the national capital.
There hasn't been a president
who has even seen the slums first
hand since Thomas jefferson
tramped through the mud to the
Capitol from his boarding house.
The last member of Congress inti-
mately acquainted with them was
representative from southwest
ern state who was determined to
save every cent of his $4,000 year
salary SO he could go home and re-
tire after two years with the repu-
tation for being the richest man in
his district.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-21

The British members of the Royal
Navy and the Royal Air Force
really take Allied cooperation to
heart-and much to their discom-
Tort.
he sweltering Washington. the
U. S. Navy still sticks to its brass
hat rule of making all officers wear
olouses coats to YOU throughout
the year. In order not to lord it
ever their allies. the Britishers too
keep on their jackets, even when
the thermometer is nuzzlirg 100 de-
grees in the shade. At home, or in
their far-flung dominions, the Brit
lshers could strip down without
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-21

Continued on Page Two
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
SCOTT METHODIST
CHURCH TO BURN
$4,000 MORTGAGE

High d.snitaries 81 the Ne'no-
dist denomination $50 yarieipne
al the dedication ceremonies and
mortgage burning 90 The Scots
Methodist church AZ - Anoin.
and East Kirhy sunday May 22
Tire chaieh has paid on an il-
debt dues Amounting % ss2 ono.
tho fnal y ymenf having been mad
o forinieh, aco.
Rishop Raymend J wade Will
dedicate me edifce a. 3 30 pm
sunday AZ 7sn pm pr sidney
n, Eva district superintendent ~
ire ll,tfoi' distflc, 81 the Methods
church Viii Dc rues' speaker AZ he
mortgage burning csromo MI es
other Methodist chufchmcn Who
VIII psr'tipaie include nr Edear
Y Warren. executive secretary ~
rho Detro' Methodist union the
ROY william " Williams district
superintendent az THE Chleaco dis
iricf Maslc viii 30 rendered iy
The lured Methodist choir ugdf
direction % Mrs Mile Hynson
pr r NJ Carol pastor Of SCOTT
church. cordially invites The pub
iic TO 30 present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
DEMOCRACY WAR CREATION,
OLD STANDARDS WILL RETURN
HOUSING CONFEREES LEARN

Tho question u ne sincerity
G; the unions toward Negroes IN
standing hv ne non-discrimina-
terry pollrv n 'hclr c,rsilaflon
end prediction of what the
status 81 the Negro viil he after
ne war were aired last Thurs
fav afternoon al q meeting NJ
The Detroit Housinp commission
These questions were raised
when the Rev Horace a White.
. member ~ the commission re-
oucsicd the body 20 consider ne
applications Tor defense housing
frcm several American-hcrn Chin
csc and japanese. also Mexicans
Hindu and three American In
dians who are engaged in local
war work
IN repls 10 the Rev Mr. Whites
proposal n grant HOUSING accom-
modailons 10 ne applicants I'D
ward Thai another member %
the commission said. The COM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
NEGRO AND WAR" WILL BE
THEME OF NEGRO CONGRESS
IN TWO-DAY CONFERENCE

A West conference on the
problems Of war and the Negro
people VIII be held Saturday and
Sunday. May 20 and 30 at Masonic
Temple under the auspices OF the
National Negro Congress. Attor-
ney c. Lehron Simmons Is presi-
dent Of the Detroit council.
All interested organizations
ere invited to register delegates
Saturday. MAY 20 at am The
keynote address will be delivered
M the II am. session. The aft
ornoon will be devoted 10 panel
discussions on 'Manpower." ~
Peoples Victory A Peoples
Peace" Democratic Rights"
war Time Living Standards"
A cultural program will be fea-
tured Saturday evening. followed
~ Sunday morning church serv-
ices. Conference findings Will be
reported In the afternoon and
Victory Mass meeting starting al
pm. on Sunday will close
the conference.
Sponsors Of The Congress, who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
ANN ARBOR
WOMAN WINS
BOND AWARD


Mrs. Isabelle Fox, an employee
at the Goodyear department store
In Ann Arbor. Mich was winner
q the first prize for the largest
sale OF war bonds in the Retail
Merchants division for the City
c: Ann Arbor and washtenaw
county. in the recently completed
war bond campaign.
Mrs Fox with se.s25 and Mrs.
E.ssa Null (whitel with $500
helped boost Goodyear's store 10
Top place in the statewide re-
tailers' contest. exclusive OF the
Detroit area.
The achievement OF these two
omen together with their pho
los We're featured In half-page
odverlisems IT run in the Ann Ar
hor Daily News by the store. and
Mrs. Fox was further honored
with beautiful bouquet OF gar
denias sent her by the Ann Arbor
Chamber Of Commerce. by which
body she had been designated
"a Gallant /" Her employer, Paul
Proud. presented her with bonus
Of my dollars in recognition of
her services 20 the Goodyear
store.
Mrs Fox also acted as Gal
Confined on page s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
ANTI-POLL TAX
SPONSORS WARN OF
SOUTHERN BLOC

WASHING TON CAMP - Warn
ing that opponents OF anti-poll tax
legislation will probably attempt 70
cripple the coalition bill known as
H.R. 7. sponsors of the Marcan-
tonic resolution are calling upon
all their supporters. to fight on all
efforts to amend II TO death. and
are asking that "the folks in tie
district" write in to their congress
men asking them to stick by the
measure.
On Monday. May "a, after 20 min
utes OF debate. formal vote will
be taken TO discharge the judiciary
from further consideration Of the
bill. This will be followed by two
hours debate to permit the meas
ure 10 be made special order OF
business. Following this. presum-
ing success. hnal vote will he
taken on HR. z It is possible
that this procedure will stretch
over TO May 25.
The feeling Is evident that the
larger the vote in the house, tie
bigger will be The vote in the sen
ate when the measure arrives
there. But the proponents are not
unmindful that there will be at
tempts to emasculate the resolu-
ton by amendments.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
Solemn Rites Held
For Bertha Hodges

Relatives and friends witnessed g
most impressive service At the fun
eral rites for The late Bertha Rod
ges Tuesday afternoon at Bethel
AME church. he Rev William u
Peck delivered the splendid euloey
Mrs Hodges died May Is ~ Mer-
cy Hall after an Illness OF nine
months. She was native of Mo-
bile. Ala. and had been rcslder'
OF Detroit Tor number OF years
The deceased was a member OF
Bethel's wilberforce club and the
Euiantee Social club
Surviving are husband. William
Hodges. Of az Frederick, and
brother. Marluc Frank Wagner
who attended tho funeral haNns
come home on furlough to DO al
the bedside OF his sister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
YPSI LODGE
OPENED FOR
INSPECTION

ypsi Lodge federal desigratsd
var housing pfoicct winch wa<
programmed io house war work.
from FoFds willow KGn plant
Ford Ccnsrapr company Centre
specla.ty compsny and seycra
construction eompan'es, vas oren
ed ios inspectien 70 ths punli 81
May II The units opened 90 that
date consisting 81 - dofmir'oss
nnrs ana as war apartments az,
scheduled 20 open ~ ihe nsa- ~
tutc.
The dormnors units are com
~ ,eiy furnished And VIII rerf ial
approximately s. week TN, 81
apar;nenis are 0mr'tie.y furi-a.
"a hehis and Wais te.ue inFi-ded.
ana faey viii vent ,o' approxmait-
~ seso a Neek
These ~ dormii IS units and y
var apartments unN- fspf.rnt
m, as potaon 81 As psoJr
deeelopmsnt 80 f.ssla'a and
when completed s. viii Napiisr
shoa ~ huilairs- contarit- 2t-
deelllne UNITS
The Project WI haf stan %
SO trained workers under 'ne man-
aremer ~ Rooeri F,Ron John
SON al peifoii
ypsi l.casS located n he
heari 81 Npsatpii bfieeen First
and HalIIi s-rrnie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
Cops Charge
Beer Drinker
Starts Brawl
Crowds Attack
Police Cruiser
In Free-F or

Three men we're found guilty IN
Judge Donald Van zile's Recorders
court Monday morning and SEN
fenced TO 80 days IN the Detroit
House OF Correction. charged with
disturbing the peace sunday eve
ming May l6, al Hastings and Han
cock. when near riot was mar
rowly averted The men were Joe
McDaniels 81. IT'S Livingstone;
ollie Banes, 81, of Ses Hendrie. and
Damus Gillum. 2l, OF $50 East Han
cock.
The trouble was preciplatcd
when two officers Patrolmen Evans
and Humble. OF the 18th precinct.
while walking their beat. came up
on McDaniels drinking a bottle OF
beer on the sidewalk They told
him he could not drink beer In the
street. whereupon the officers said
he threw the bottle between Pa
trolman Evans feet. breaking the
bottle and spiashins yhe clothing
OF both officers with beer. He Was
ordered TO remove the broken glass
from the sidewalk. but refused
When he started TO walk away
officers say they placed him under
arrest and took him TO the police
box at Hastings and Forest.
Call Reserves
According TO the two policemen.
crowd rapidly gathered and tried
to take the prisoner from them.
A free-for-alI melee began and
two police cruisers which answer
ed the riot call were stoned. The
crowd tried to overturn one OF the
cars, police said.
Additional police reserves were
dispatched TO the scene and sue
Continued on page p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22

mission viii have 20 ne riyen
tine 10 iieurc out This heaische.
for Ct Is headache
Commissioned White re'ofied.
III is No headache T. IS cues
fitn OF what i' democracy and
We are not believing n what We
are doing This is waf hon.lne
We can't keep running away
from ihe problem Whai viii phe
roeerrm, % McNlco and China
saw n we refuse 20 ici onr allies
live in cur ptoieeis because "
their racial Identity Thesc tvo
Americana orn Japanese have
becn investigated BY the Fri and
approved for evacuation from p
concentration camp The, have
beon hrourhf bore 20 work Gov
dairy firm because ~ lahor
shortage Rcmemue ve arc tell.
Continued on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
Six Jitterbugs Held
For Northend Murder

Six OF the youths arrested In lh'
fatal norihcnd gang war which
resulted in the stahbng 20 death
OF william Pashay, is. loii +. En-
cid. May 10, we're arraiSncd on
a FIRST degree murder warrant be-
fore Judge Joseph A ellis IN ke-
corders court Tuesday The SIX
youths were ordered held in GUS
tody without bond aud their eN-
animation set for May ~.
The defendants are Arthur Clar-
dy. is. 1927 Cameron sam Fruits
II, 1922 Goodwin Robert sam. -.
324 Kenilworih Ira Kincr, Il, slN>
Goodwin. Curtis Younr l6, go
owen. and Calvin stubhs IL. 1891
Russell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
Bond Set At $4,000
For Man Accused Of
Attempt To Kill Wife

The trial OF julius Dorsey, char
ged with assault with intent TO kill
and murder was set for June by
Judge Arthur +. Gordon Tuesday
morning. julius Is accused Of
breaking into the home OF his es-
tranged wife at 23o Hague, Feb. %
and airing shots at her. The bullets
did not strike Mrs Dogssy.
The young couple was married
In Toledo. Ohio. on Nov. is. 1889.
They separated in January OF 1912.
Julius expects 10 be drafted into
the armed forces within two weeks
II was revealed. He has been In
custody at the County Jail because
he was unable to raise a 10000
bond
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
Cook At Paradise
Stabbed In Kitchen

Andrsp KIN az PSI Garfield.
WIS igea'ed al Receiving f"spfsl
la FRIDAY afternoon Tor sae
Mound on The lefi afm aud $40
Ne stated mar De VAS $40 ty Re-
a'rise Naae IN 'ae klfchen ~ ;H
Paradise Cockfsi lounge where 30
Is employed as second crok
beatrice wade was srrss'ea ~
We scene ~ no caii're ard tsk-
en- go police hesdasaf'efS shs Win
BE charged Mia assual. ~fh ln-
tent 20 XIII
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
Three Hurt In Near Riot On Hastings
POSTPONE
HEARING OF
FEPC HERE

THO Fair Employment Practice
committee Detroit hearings seized
uled d mir DISCRIMINATION charr'
arain several pc'roli War rlanis
Mas 81 ana - have been po.lroned
unnl lane 2s ana 80 81 was asn
ed Monday
According 70 C James FLEMING
tho mmitfes special peifor
sentative tho committee nod
previously dtcided 20 sold the
hesrlne as scheduled a. nc re-
ques 81 several Detroit ofsanza-
lons But after beine informed
ihat new chairman had been an
poiof a and isa reorganizaiion
would fel'ow his assumption of of-
oce he committee was REQUESTED
10 postpone rs Detroit and WASH.
inelon hearings until Jane
when ihe name otibe new chan-
lnan s. made puhlc Z Wit also h.
announced SIS "a whether ree FFpc
aill remain under the thumb Of
Paul " NcNuit War Manpower
commissioner
VIII McNntt stay
Attending tho washington meet.
+ ing ofiao committee Nouaay was 2
Detroit Delegation Of union reofe.
senistiyes from three large Deiroii
MAJ p.snir who nresentca scditifn-
n information against ihese plans
for alleged discrimination IN up.
grinding OF Negro workers
The capital Transit hsafing was
also advanced from Tussday MAY
is TO Weducsday June
Some Eases settled
Tie CAPITAL Trars' hearing vii
(toniinued on page p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22

III kil - ~ 49,
rrIsn n Wayne university In
,-st from /. 10 4 o'clock last
dsy afternoon e Vas brought
r,sIaly and clearly that a
y and Specialized type OF ed
Lt'u Is necessa''y today for
h vho are college material
m those whose intention II
% sla If advancing the welfare
~ race
fssculd ! GO 70 College Dur
war Time was the topic
~ai hr members - Tho panel
lncladoa Mss Edna Hard
eAsiman Ilr Doris Cline.
Fssrt university coordinator;
J. El bern Edmordson and
|'ohy Ara Heks. junior mem
y q ire snro sorors Helen
|rr Roberta Mcclure and Vic
u mccall were senior members
|k,s part u ne panel.
bln man 'hirtv-fHe senior
h school ami college freshmen
|sfa attended the panel and
|v convinced thar a college ed
|a'or Is moro necessary in these
b. WIEN fle entire nation IS
|tssr end ealing for skilled
|fxr. 70 a'l helds OF work
lfs vas challenge given all
'srg Tomcr as prospective and
s'irE mothers and housewives
specialize IN the field Of edu-
'nn reGclra child care. nurs-
tna ioca study The question
Interesting nc right types OF
'st'oas individuals IN these
e vas aiso given serious con-
srsilor
NJ panel stressed The fact
: al persons ~ college ma
AZ shoald MOI ALLOW war times
fsfouraEe 'hcm from seeking
'''a specialized education DR..
= Cline ~ WaYre T.. brought
ne point that those who are
a'e ana ambitious should do
+ utmost h reach the less in
''ief groups and help them 20
adjustment along lines adj
laseoas % them and others.
Glowing up salient facts
sFhi out nv sorors Helen Gar
Roberta Mcclure and VIC
Confined from page u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
Mess Attendant Gets
Commentator F o r
Bravery In Solomons

WASHINGTON Charles Jackson
French. 3.year-old mess attendant
from Foreman. Ark, WAS this week
commended for bravery by Admiral
William F. Halsey. Jr., commander
In the South Pacific.
In attempting to save the lives
OF Is men adrift on a raft. French.
swimming under heavy enemy
shell. towed the raft out OF danger.
The incident occurred in an en-
gagemcnt with the Japanese In the
solomon Islands last Sept. s.
French and the men on the raft had
survived the sinking Of the destroy
or transport Gregory.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
MARKS pooR' SEEKS DEATH

Because her mother scolded her
for having poor report card Miss
Ora Lee Hinton. "a, 64ei vanCourt.
attempted suicide by drinking To-
dine Monday morning. The ycanf
girl was taken to Receivink hospi-
tai for emergency treatment BY a
9Th precinct scout car She was
later released and permitted to
go home. She is student at samp-
son school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
DR.. Toodle Hurt In
Automobile Accident

Or. Aaron c. Toodle, proprietor
OF Toodles drugstore at Frederick
and Rcauhien. was painfully but not
seriously hurt last Tuesday. when
a woman driver collided with his
car At John r and Marston streets.
Or. Toodle is still confined 70 his
home, hut his condition Is reported
improving.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22

,epresent Michigan. Illinois Ohio.
Indiana. Western Pennsylvania.
and Wisconsin. issue the follow
ing as detectives OF the confer
ence. each phase 10 he discussed
under their respective headings:
Full Use " Man Power
I. For he FINAL offensive against
Hitler by full utilization 81 Ne
gro manpower and womanpower
In Industry without dIscrimina-
Continued on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
II. S. Dunbar Attends
Housing Conference
In New York City

Thc National Association Of
Housing Officials ale holding ses-
SONS IN NoU Yosk Cey THE week.
AMONG thc rerfe ,cnieii'es a,tend-
inr Is Henry S nanbaf manarer
81 mo Brewster Homes pfoicci 10
pctfoH VT nu3hr ieff isr New
YORK Tuesday nieh He Was Sc
lected 20 attend the meeting by
rrr ncirof Housing commission
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22

,ae Russians have just about
h''ler on the run. Soon we can
y 10 Tor the coup de grace-and
much for the Nazis.
.Apan' Oh. concentration Of
~,'o forces will polish on the
W brown men in short order
- NE war will be over.
= WHAT'S the use OF straining
k-s'Nes' Why should we treat
- 's Americans as eoualsg why
.u We give them clean new
ss''ns projects side-by-slde with
'"e americans? why should they
4 Permitted to eat in our eating
Esas'' Why shouldn't we keep
|n'm iIm-crowedg
| ~, mere Is no harm in giving them
~ low dirty hard jobs that we
NJ need for white Americans.
Is no reason why the poll
-, should be abolished. WHY
m. uat We iim-crow troops in
eo,. N'my We know that white and
ro, s''a Just can't hght, live. and
sems 'Oss'ner. II any citizen pro-
men, ,sainst this type Of treat
gate him. '"e fDi 'n'es''-
lac M, We the greatest produc.
: nation ever Doesn't our side
scsntiaued On psse a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
WAR CANCELS MEETING

The Regioncl conference OF Ma
tIonal Social workers which vas to
convene In Cleveland has been
postponed indefinitely because Of
restrictions Of trans
portatiQp. It was learned this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
los ANGLES EDITOR
VISITS MOTOR CITY

Edi7r Leon Washington. OF The
Los Angeles sentinel, was a visit
on in Detroit This week He was
On route home from trip 10 New
'Nork Cty washington. nc and
other points 10 me Easi
While hvfs tdlio, Washington
visited inc Tribune office. Re LETT
FOR Kansas City. No. Tuesday
morning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22

applicant 10 state his racial iden.
lily. costs - cents each. and 4
not issued to any person under
II years Of axe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
FOR T H (
RECOR D

americans Who inhabit the portion
lne continent known as the Unit
States are guilty OF doing great
Of wishful thinking. This
rs away from the full strength
~ 'pifil OF the war erort. Sew
'' writer's agree that this type
I N''Atul thinking is no crime.
y 7 can be deadly dangerous in
'iriime
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22

beltas May Week
observance Stresses
Need For Education

During the past ween, which has been observed as
eonsl Delta May Week, members of Delta Sigma The
sorority all over the country again stressed the impor-
M and advantages of education to young women
rs Of the race In panel discussion at the Mac ZEN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-22
Ask Racial Identity
On Liquor Applications

Citizens applying for Individual
lauor ration permits under the
new system Of rationlng set up
by the Michigan Liquor Control
commission az Lansing. vill be
required 70 designate tne,r co.
On tho application forms which
tho commission has prepared.
News re'eases nnblished in local
dailies Tuesday stated that the
procedure used In the plan re-
ceived the endorsement Of Hon
Preniiss VI Brown, Of the Office
q Price Administration The De-
troit Tribune sent a telegram 10
Administrator Brown Tuesday
asking him 70 state his attitude
in the matter a similar MESSAGE
was sent 70 Governor Harry r
Kelley. protesting the procedure Of
requiring applicants 10 list their
facial identity on The di,dual
liquor ration permits. The tele-
gram TO the Governor read as fol-
lows
Governor Harry p. Kelley
Lansing. Mich.
Hon. SIR:
Application blanks for Mich
iGnn's liqnor ration permits
for individuals require listing
OF racial Identity. Colored cit
liens resent this procedure.
No such racial Identification
Continued on page -