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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
DR.. PERCY I. JULIAN
Julian's Genius Saved
Firm From Huge Losses

hoAS's NHS lSdSACI NOHlIncTlcQ 10
the class that the colored boy as
the only one who had passed.
Suspicion ana hatred changed to
respect and eventually tn. teacher
came to consider this young scien.
tist as his friend.
After graduation. Julian taught al
Fisk university for two years. Then
he saw the need for more training
He asked Blanchard to help him
and through the teachers influence
he was able to secure a fello wship
at Harvard where he received his
masters degree. He taught again
for a short time at West Virgins
State college and then went abroad
TO study at the University of Vienns
receiving his Ph.D. in chemistry in
1891.
He returned 10 the United States
TO head the chemistry department
at Howard university.
He had great visions for the role
he expected the Negro college 70
play in improving scientific methods
in this country, With modern
well-equipped laboratory and under
proper tutelsge he scw young Ne
groes outstripping their white con.
temporaries in the field OF chemical
research. He plunged into his work
with this idea in mind. but in a shor,
time he had disagreement with
the administration and found him.
self out OF job. And because OF
this difference other Negro colleges
wouldn't hire him
Sends Fer Him
anchard came 10 his rescue. He
wired. Come 10 De PAW, I'll And
yoka place somewhere 50 that your
work can 60 on. II must 60 onr'
Race problems came ,crowding
down on his and Blanchsrd's head
Pressure was brought TO bear on
the president OF the college. G
Bromley Oman to are him. The
Hoosier legionnaire commented.
Oman Is a communist. who kicked
out a white man 10 hire q Negro"
Blanchard button -holed Bishop
William Mcdowell. who was consid.
cred a great friend OF Negroes and
who was . member OF the DePauw
trustee board, just after he hac
made great speech on race rela
tons. The teacher wanted him &c
submit Julisn's name for 0 full.
profeSsorship, ,t the board meeting
Mcdowell replied tl.at The time
was not right for a Negro to teach
at white school" This attitude
was incomprehensible TO the old
southern gent" who could not un.
derstand how northerners who pro
fessed friendship for Negroes coLlo
be so reticent in giving them full!
equality when they had ability
While the race question remained
unsolved. Julian continued his re-
search. And in 1898 he was faced
with crisis He 'ocked horns with
Professor Robert Robinson. re.
noNned chemist and head OF the
department at Oxford university.
In 1884. he had published three
papers in a chain OF evidence tend.
ing 10 isolate the elements OF the
drug physostgmine, by-product OF
The soya bean. This drug had been
found useful in certain intestinal
disorders and in contracting the
pupils OF the "ye
Accepts Challenge
Robinson came out with a whole
osrrsge OF papers, 10 in all, which
apparently disprove Julisns
theory The Negro accepted the
challenge, although his friends
warned him that failure to prove
his theory meant ruination OF his
career. He and his German as.
sistsnt worked feverishly and late
one night in February 1895 they
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
Youth FORCES U. S.
War Bond Check

WINSTON-SALEM. N. C.-Locsl
police reported wednesday thai
Morris r. Reid. IS. had confessed
the robbery and forgery OF the en-
dorsement on u E Treasury
check maze out TO his cousin. Duvsl
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

This is the time Of the year when cold
misery hits you . body blow in two
placcs--in the breathing passages Of
your head. ard upper chest Nasal
st,,ffiness. muscular soreness cough
ing. Redeemed nostrils. chapped skin.
broken sleep. all add up 10 q miser-
able. draggy feeling that pleads for
real help. Grandma's first answer was
mutton suet which she medicated IN
her own way. She rubbed 1t on,
covered with warm flannel and tucked
you under the covers.
The good I'D days live again =.
better than ever In Penetro. the
modern misunderstanding salve with
base OF the same kind OF old lash
toned mutton suet that Grandma put
such faith IN. Science mas added i've
special ingredients menthol. thymol.
camphor. methu saiicviste. and tur-
pentine to make = combination tor
such cold miseres that brings real
medication IN base that melts slInost
instantly at bOdv touch. releasing
soothing vapors " sweep INTO cold
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

n you're feeling out o sorts. Oct Up Nights
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Pains, Dizziness. Circles Under Eyes ana feel
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Worry. Colds, working too hard. or over.
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Help Kidneys Remove Acids
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The Kidneys contain about nine million tiny
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sixteen years ago pfactieing physl-
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

tite. stimulates the flow of gastric
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

R. Reid. Morris was placed undse
arrest
The check was for sls1s sene
Duvsl in payment for . war bond
which apparently had been takes
from the mail box al mis- hons.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
HEALTH
AUTHORITIES
SAY

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
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During Winter

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

JOURNALISM STAFF HONORED
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.-Mem-
bership in the American Associs-
ton of Teachers of Journalism was
granted this week to the instru:-
.ionsl staff OF the Journalism School
at Lincoln university.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
MISSING IN ACTION

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Willie Da-
vid Thomas. %, second class u. 8.
Navy cook. was reported missing
in action" this week TO his relatives
hire. Thomas enlisted in 1884.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
Kidneys May Need Help
10 Clean Out Excess Acids

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

Blanchard was a south ,rner from
North Carolina and when young
Percy entered his class he called him
TO his Office and tried 10 get him TO
drop out. But after the first exsmi-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-11
100000 OF MARBLE

WEST RUTLAND, Vt-CP-It
probably will be some years be-
fore this town ever runs short Of
marble. Just off the highway on
the towns western outskirts is a
pile Of marble blocks quarried by
the Vermont. Marble Co. that is
valued at 100000
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-11

Nine officers and one non-com-
nnissioned officer attended the
monthly Civil Air Patrol Group
meeting at the Allenel Hotel in
Ann Arbor, Monday evening. The
remaining OF the squadrons was an
nounced. Instead OF the Michigan
Wing So II will be known as The
Michigan Wing. The group will ne
known as Group and this squad.
ron will be known as Ypsilanti 4.
all auxiliary of the Army Air
Forces.
A new manning table to determ-
inc the number of officers in rela-
ton TO the enlisted personal was
announced. A new system OF pro-
motion was explained under this
table. The training Of the person
mel for the coming year was dis
cussed by each squadron.
According TO o. c. D. reports
Ypsilanti was pretty well bombed"
Sunday afternoon. II was a great
satisfaction for the pilots and OBJ
servers to go to the air raid ward
ems control center and watch the
results OF the reports coming in.
The pilots taking part in the
bombing were Comdr Eddy Nc
Ennan, 1t. Bernard Baer and Rob
ert Mittendorf. Their observers
were 1t. George Sharrock, 1t. Ken
meth Rice and Lee Reith.
Rudy Layher successfully passed
his private pilots license test at
Hance Airport, Wyandotte, Thurs
day.
William Smith successfully pass.
ed his private pilots license al
Clements Airport, Bay City, Thurs
day.
New Aviation students are Il.
n. Hagemeyer and Lowell +.
Pierce, Ypsilanti.
1t. William Van Meter. a former
student, was an airport visitor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-11

Occasionally VOC way fnd seme o. or ssvs'-
tised item, short N supply cut o. stock
Shipping delay due 10 hsssy movement 81
vitality needed gar supplies snd other wartime
condition, s's f'sessn'y the cause.
PRICES SUSPECT TO MARKET CHANCES
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-11

Wednesday. He expects to leave
next Monday for Salt Lake City to
go to BIS School He recently
received his Wings as a second
lieutenant.
Eddy McEnnan and Bernard Baer
flew the Blue Tail" TO Pontiac
Monday to have a major" on 1t.
Bernard Baer and Wellington
Smith few to Tecumseh Thursday.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-24

Cine angebenoe aoloraturidnge-
rin, Die faim Die &inoeridube abge-
Iegt batte, muBte in einem Sdiler-
fon5ert Die r3itronenarie" Der
Mignoa fingen. gfun, Der @orfan
ereignete ii9 etli9e Sabre Dor Dem
eriten @eltfriege in elmer fleinen
mitteIbeuti6en Gtaot, mo man nm
bic Gdidlidfeit Der beranpahIen-
ben Gduliugen6 iebr bemiibt mar.
gs Hang sepiB iebr id0n: p&ennft
ou bns 2an6, mo Die 3itronen
bIiib'n. 80" Mber Ser Na9iab: r9a-
BIN m6dP ib nit Dir, 0 mein @e.
Iiebter, Sieb'n," bebagte Ben gr6ie-
bern ~feinespegs. 90 ettpns at fin
gen, ididte fid nidt fir etn iunges
itnbef1oltenes M1oden. Ilio borten
Die 8ub0rer our allgemeinen Ser
numbering, baB Mignon ben
@uni9 bate, NH ibrem r8eidir.
merS nod benz 2an6e Der 6liibenoen
8itroue ~ aieben -.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-24
GranSli6e slbfnhr

Ser &omponiit Mar &eger tpitr6e
tp6breno elmer &eiie i'm @otel BON
einem Muiiffritifer Ser Sta0t auf-
geiudt, oen er nidt iebr iddBte. SIN
2aufe 6es fiibIen @eiprddes eradbl-
te Ser 8eiuder, 0aB er an Der Be-
er6ig1ng &i9ar6 @ngners teilges
nommen Butte.
&eger fonnte man 6nmit niht im-
p%onieren. Sea ia, Ser @agner NOR
ia i9on tot un0 bat ii9 bolt niht
nebren f0nnenl" entgegnete er gIei9-
miitig. - @iiten0 perlieB Ser 8e-
fn6er BEN &omponiiten. Sod tpeni-
ge Ml1genblife flopfte eS idon mie-
Der an ieiner Sir: oas Stubenmd6.
den nit elmer Beltenung oes eben
abgegnngenen &ritifers: n9err &
IieBe Sbnen nod iagert, nerrn Der
&err &eeer einmal itiirbe, tpiir6e
Serr e gesDiB ni@t feiner 2eide fol-
genl"
&eger ~reagierte iebr i9lngfertig:
.S90nen @ruB an @errn Z = uno
ingen sic ibm, i9 gum 8eiipiel
tuiiroe iebr germ unb lie eber lie Iieber
binter ieiner 2eihe geben!"
Washington Journal., 1943-12-24

often itnn6, ipen1 i1 mittogs nad
Snuie fam.
.@arum itebit Ou Dor Ser Cir
u1o ruff INNER 0einen geamen, an.
Itot mid gu rufen9" sd babe
bid gerufenl" gibt mir afo I'M
8ruItton bonIter l1eber5eugung CUR
Qntport. 9o ging mir pIoblid Elm
SeifeniieOer auf: DAtu" lit ia &im-
bulu uno beiBt: &errl Mein Bon
bate ni9t 9Ito, IonOern glfu gerufen,
Ous mar oes &6tiels 26iungl r9as
nddite M3al rufit ou mid nidt in
oeiner Sprade, ionoern ouf &is-
pobeli, ga ruff on: 8panal" -
r90io, @fuI~ 0as mar nun Ser gr.
foIg meiner miibiomen grSiebung
CUR Mittags5eit Oidt unter Dem
@equatorl
Sem i6uberIid, 10 Die er es BON
mir gelernt batte, baite Afo nun
meine @1i1e in Sen &iitenidrant
url0 0nnn berIdmanO er, lelig, neil
er nod cine Cigarette ais gafibiibi
befommen bate.
3o1 large mar mir gfo elm
tre1er 8oD, Bis i'm 0o6 zines Cages
Oos Seimipeb, Die Sebniudt nod
8oter, Mlltter, @eidnpiitern, nod
Sen 3iegen uno ieiner Siitte nit an
ibrem 9ref unO mad SEN idGnen
Mbulu-8 Bergen pafte. 9a nabm er
l1rIoub, uno id lieB i'm 9erne geben,
er mai ia nod 10 jung.
Mber afo miro beltimmt nod elm
mol elm gutter SausboD.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-24

men tuaren, UNI fid na6 ibren BOO.
ten urn5uleben. Sic erfannten Io-
fort 0ie @efcbr, uno nit ibrer Sill.
fe gelang es, Oas Boot al Boiier
eu bringen. Sn5nihen mar Der
s[ufieber nit Dem &ettungsring bers
beigeeilt unO bemiibte iid, Dem
Grtrinfenoen ben &ing 5uoutperfen.
God gelong es oen ihmahen &rdf.
ten oes Nlten ni9t, ben Ring ge-
gen Den onbrauIenoen Sturm in
ere &i9tung oes 8fables 5u i9leu-
bern. @Is er einige SGritte ins
@aiier ging, Derlor aud er plob-
lid ben 8ooen unter ben Siiben;
cine suriidflutenOe 8ene erfaBte i'm
lrno trieb i'm ab, obne Dab ibm
SiIfe gebrodt merSen fonnte. Ser
Sog bate iein 9pfer geforoert.
Sen tnpferen 5iiGerleuten mar
es in5piiden gelungen, iid an benz
Sell our6 Sic 8ran0ung an BEN
Hfabl, ben Ser Ohm nod nit ben
Ietten &r1ften umflammerte, ber-
an0uorbeiten. Sab betpuBtlos, 8ruIt,
Irne uno @eIi1t bon Dem SIN.
prnn braun uno blau gei9lagen,
5ro1te man ibn in Dem Boot, oas
ihon gang boH 8oiicr geidlagen
mar unO abSuiaden 0robte, ans
2nno. sc beOurfte iorgiamiter Tfle-
&c, Bis Ser OnfeI Die0er al &rGf-
ten tam unO fi9 bon ben oiisgeitan.
0ene1 f0rperIiden uno Ieeliiden
NuaIen erbolt batte. Sen brnben
Batter S9ur CAB Die See crit nod
einiger Sngen fret. Mls mir i'm Der
@r6e iibergeben batten, brofen On
tel 1tno i9 bor0eitig ben Mufenfbnlt
an Der See ob. 9as @rIebnis mar
Su f9merSlid getpeien. Ser SIN.
bid Der toben0en See REF 1tns nod
In ip6teren Sabren tpieoer Die
S1reden ienes Cages uno Die &C.
fobren Oes uSogs~ irs @eoddt-
MS 8uriif, 5uglei6 ober aid oas
@efiibl Der 9anfbarfeit gegen BEN
6raoen Mlten, Der iein 2eben fir
feline 8riioer geIaiien batte. @od
mebrmals boben mir nj ipoterer
3eit 0os fleinc 6ii6eroorf beiuht,
UNI oos Grab Oes in bormber5iger
@d6itenfiebe 9abingegongenen 81
idmiiden.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-24
WereinSsGalenO

Concord Club, Sne. 9rdfiOent:
GIfreo S9peier; Sefret6r, Srau 81.
ShIa6ter, 1863 Conn. ape., g. SO.
@~eriammIung ieoen 0ritten WittDo9
I'M Monat.
@rDipect Sill Trie6bOf. 9rdiioent
6reo 8ogeliang; Sefretdr, $. s..
@intler; SdaBmeiiter: laurence o.
Gtls. @eri. am 2. Samstag i'm
Monat i'm SrieObofsgebauoe.
q 9eutide Sreimanrer 2uge
xN Nrminins, Mr. %, S.M.A.@.
i" GefretGr: Sreof. 8ertram,
1341 SbepberO Str, 90. g. Ser
iommIung am l.. 9ienstag i'm Wfo-
not i'm Neuen Mtafonic Sempel, 13te
uno $ StraBe, 90. SO.
Mrminins @ergniignmgs : @erein.
8r6fioent: &onrao Wfiiner; Sefre-
tar: Sbeooor 2er1, 1905 Siebente
GtraBe, Sc. So. G~eriammlung anl
1. Gonnabeno i'm Monat i'm Sauie
zines MitgIieoes.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iftrift 3r. 40. @raiioent, Mi6el
8ofner; GefretGr, gbriitian &ronen-
bitter, 11O4 8onibant Str, SilDer
Gpring, Do 8eri. am 4. Sreitag
i'm Monat i'm r5ibe 8oint Eabern",
lite unb 6 StraBe, Norooit.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iftrift SIR. 100. gr6fioent: Sobn
@reolein; Setretdr: gbriitian Gbriit.
1922 Siinfte StraBe, g. SO. geri.
am A. 9ienstag i'm Monat i'm Sauie
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Support Seim Sranen Silfsber-
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Washington Journal., 1943-12-24
Sine sefabrlide sSram

9ie orei 6reun0e batten chamber
iabreIang nift mebr geleben, uno
nun ioBen iie beiiammen un0 plal-
0erten bon bergnngenen 3eiten uto
toui9ten grfabrungen aus.
D@ie id meme Srau fennenge-
Iernt bnbe?" meinte Clemens. n@ir
fubren in oemielben @bteil nod Ser.
lin. sic botte ibre 6abrforte ber-
loren uno mar be5aiiberno in ibrer
&otloiigfeit. Sd baIf ibr iu6en, unO
mir fanoen bic &arte Spiiden atpei
8utterbroten. gs mar Die 2iebe alf
Den eriter 8lif."
sd IaB neben meiner Srau i'm
2idtipieIbous", er8dblte GaIentin.
Sic i1luG5te 10 ber5ermeiden0, Bob
i1 ibr meit Sni9entud leiben muB-
te. a9t Soge ip6ter tuaren mir Der.
Iobt."
nOie critic 8~egegnltng nit meiner
Srau berlief oaeroings san5 an
oers", beridtete &arl. SD itanO
ralbig 0o, roudte cine Cigarette uno
oodte an ni1ts 8eionoeres. 9a
fam fie BON riiftD6rts, idlug mir
NIT einem Stod Ben SUIT bonn &opf
unO. beriebte mir eincn 10 beftigen
StoB, Dab i6 auf sic Scale fiel.
Damn mari iie iid auf mid unO
preBte mid nieOer, 10 ooB id bei-
nabe eritift p6re." n9as muB
ia cine gang gefdbrlide Srou ieinl"
riefen sic 5reunOe eridrofen aus.
o@s lit nidt gang 10 idlimm"
~entgegnete &arl l66elno. u9as orn1e
&in0 iton0 eben gum eritenmal auf
Shiern."
Washington Journal., 1943-12-24
9ie sabara Dnr6 Sic.
gen GUT @iite gemOroen

Oie Sahara mar ni9t INNER 0as
eepoltige @iitengebiet, Ons fib iiber
BEN gar8en noroIiden Cell bon Afri.
ia eritredt, ion6ern iie bot IN Der
leBten 3niI1eneis3eit cine Negen.
0eit erIebt, bic cine Negotiations
flG6e iduf. 9ur9 cine iolde tDiro
Sic 8ooenein- uno -nusItrabIiing
berubgeminoert, u1o Die Eemperottr-
~gegeni6Be per6en It1rfer ausgeglis
den, pie ou9 Der fir ben Hflnn5ei.
tpu6s ~notDenoige @runbmaiieritan0
erbalten bleibt. Sn gang MorOnfrifn
iino Gun0e aus Dem leBten Ibi6nitt
Der iiingeren Stein5eit gemadt NOR.
zen, Sels5eidnungen un0 &eite bon
Gieolungen, aus oenen ~berborgebt,
oaB 5lpilden benz MorOrano Ser Ga.
bara nn0 benz Gii6en cine 8erbin.
oung beitanoen baben muB. 9ie
&artbager baben nod i'm @ebiet 0es
SGott-el-9i9erio glefanten gefnn.
gen, ltilb aud 1gpptiide uno r0ni-
IAe 9uelen betDeiien oieie 8erbins
6une atpii1en Dem Nor0en uno Gii.
ben. Dab oieies @ebiet, 6as tpabrs
ideinlid ben @bnrafter bon Snbaa.
men batte, ipdter gang CUR @iite ge.
mor6en lit, iu9t @alter &nohe bn.
ourA at erflGrerL, 6aB 8iegen Die
8egetatioa Ser Sabara berniHtet
baben. Muf 5elsmalereien iin6 8il.
Der Der 3iege 81 ieber, Die entiDeoer
bon oiiatii9en Nomaoen mitge-
hradt iuuroe ODER auf Dem Sar.
belsmes oortbin gefommen lit. Die
fen 3iegen 6ierten Die Sabanner aIs
@eioepl1se, nn0 our9 ben 3ieger.
froB entitanoen auna9it aleinpaitpu,
in 6ener fid belize @in0e entipideI-
ten, Die pie0erum oa5l beitrugerl,
ben Bflandeniuuhs 5n 3erIt0ren. Sssn
Der Solge5eit frat cine HerIanoung
Ger Sliifie Elm, es entitanoen 8o1-
0er6iinen, ufio Die tleinen @iiiteu.
gebiete oebnten fid aus. Mdr
nimmt an, bob Die Gelsmalereien
lin 1000 b. Gbr. entltanoen iin0,
fo6aB 1lio Inn oieie 8eit Die 8iege
bonn Often Der Biz gum Nelten bon
Moronfrifn 9eiib ergriffen uno Oas
2ano nnmabIid aur @iiite gema9t
boben mask.