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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-10

RICHMOND, Va.-lNS- 1t de.
velopeG today that II the United
Nations food conference April y
is held at Hot Springs, Va, as re-
ported, the diplomats will have to
watch their drinking as we'll as de-
eide on how the postwar world
shall eat. Gov. Colgate W. Darden,
declaring that Virginia liquor laws
will have to be obeyed by the con-
ferees. pointed out that each per-
son in his state is allowed only a
pint of liquor a week and anyone
entering the state can bring only
a gallon with him.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-10
ATTENTION
N.--.N.n..

See DIR. BRITToN-Page >
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-10

NEW HAVEN, Conn.-INS Fines
aggregating $2O,s6O today were lev
led in federal court against Abra'
ham Rapparport in Mendel Doder,
officials of the Western Beef Co.
in Bridgeport, and the corporation
itself for allegedly overcharging
$4,000 since the OPA established
meat ceilings last December.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-10

RENO, Nev.--1NS - Mrs. Ger
trude Ackerly Brooks held Reno
divorce today from c. Wayland
Brooks. United States senator from
Illinois. Mrs. Brooks charged
cruelty in her complaint. She re-
cited specific cases to the court
during a closed session. Propert
affairs OF the couple were settled
in a sealed out-of-court agreements.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-10

SCHEME TADY. y. N.-INS -
Marking the anniversary OF com
pletion OF its first M-17 tank-de-
stroyer. the American Locomotive
Company. through its president,
Duncan W. Fraser, paid tribute to
the 500 sub-contractors and sup
lpliers throughout the country who
Ihave made possible the stepping-up
OF the concerns output.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-10

LOS ANGELES-INS- Comedian
W. c. Fields owes Harry Nadkoe
$4,000 for the use of some OF the
latter's gags" and other material
in a motion picture. superior
court jury has decided. The YER
dict came after an hours delibera-
ton in Superior Judge George A.
Dockweiler' court yesterday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-10

TRENTON, n. J.--lNS-Civilian
defense officials Of New Jersey to-
day were checking on the effective
ness of last nights surprise black
out which darkened every COM
munity in the garden state. First
intimation OF the drill was given
citizens at 9:i5 p. m. when the
blue signal. was sounded. The
| "all-clear" came at 1925 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-10

WASHINGTON-lNS- Figures
presented to Congress on the eve
OF a general revision of the entire
Seleotive Service system disclosed
today that the War Department it.
self has obtained draft deferments
for more than $4,000 of its civilian
workers, including more than 1000
who are holding down only desk
jobs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
Norman Thomas And Walter Hardin
Discuss Race Rieting In Detroit

Norman 7 Thomas 81 The Nation
az So,iaii-t party and Walter llaf-
ar international representative 81
500 AAtlp lapk part IN a oi>
ens i''c tes,E leiioii 7i
rau a9> lply 1, over local
sree si.f~ sllieH fet ~ pr
fo.u Hr ot irHpne feac's thf
f'h' a. we WV 90 'Afse'Nr 'sa'i-
,ts rfe ilfed isllq~,
AAs NafA ! cpisa an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
CUTTINGS
RESUMED

Indications that things are get
ting back TO normal was indicated
by the increase in the usual run
Of fights, cuttings and incidents
recorded in the homicide Office OF
Inspector John Whitman, early
this week.
Robert Williams. 80. OF 1869 Az
ger. was taken to the Receiving
hospital Tuesday suffering from
stab wounds OF the abdomen. the
right thigh and the left buitox
Police state that Williams refused
10 have doctors al Receiving hos
pital give him medical aid. lie vas
released and went homo. He said
that he was stabbed at Oakland
and Holhrook by two men who ap-
preached him with the statement,
There he Is now
Fred Reeves. 80. l3i5 Theodore,
was treated at Receiving hospital
Sunday for stab wounds in the left
side OF the abdomen He told po-
lice that he had a fight with his
sister. Anna Mae Collins, who is
in custody.
On July 4, Ernest Moor. "a Of
$685. Gender, came 10 Receiving
hospital suffering from slight
skull fracture Moore told police
that he accidentally struck himself
on the head with an ak while chop
ping wood.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
ECONOMICS
BASIS OF
FOOT" RIOTS

LOS ANGELES. Calf fcalvin's
News Service) Probably the
most important angle Of the re-
cent and much publicized "zoot
suit" riot was the report Of the
Governor Ear Warren committee
which denounced inflammatory
press releases and put the spot
light on the biased economic con
dltions OF minority group.
The common people. who elect
ed attorney General Bob Kenny
last year. were fully repaid for
their confidence In this militant
leader who Enlded The committee
In It's findings. A less democratic
person In the chair Of the Attor.
ney General wonld undoubtedly
have sought 10 mIsdIrect the COM
mlttee and whitewash reports which
placed the blame squarely into the
laps OF those responsible. Serving
ON the committee were DR.. Whsle
Martin. prominent churchman;
Bishop Joseph T. McGncken. Atty.
Walter Gordon, president Of the
NtAtP. California. and Leo Car
rillo, movie star.
Growing out OF the findings OF
this committee, a citizens COM
miiiee was established to investi-
gate tho conditions OF minority
groups and 10 offer suggestions
for fun Indignation in all public
life and work. Again the commit
Ice chose wisely in their selection
OF Floyd c. Covington. head OF
the Los Angeles Urban league,
and Mrs. Charlotte a Bass. edit
ior-publisher Of the California
Eagle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
|Clostsr Current Calls For Program
OF Recreation, Housing, Employment

1T can happen here" GIoster
y. Current, executive secretary OF
the Detroit NAACP. told a capac-
ity audience OF 500 in Toledo. sun
day. July 4. at the Indiana YMcA.
Speaking on the subject THE
Detroit Riots It's Cause and Cure "
Current pointed out the causes
% racial conflict IN Detroit. the
many warnings given the author
tiles, the vacillation OF city Of
ficials He indicated that discrim-
nation. upgrading. denial OF
work opportunities. poor and jim
crow housing southern in-migra-
ton and police brutality. were
the latent causes OF the Detroit
riot.
Disagreeing with Negro Uncle
Toms and white leaders who say
that Negroes should prove them
selves worthy OF full citizenship.
Current stated III we controlled
the conditions they might he
right. However. we do not. We
have been unable TO force the
majority group TO give us en-
ployment regardless OF race or
cclor based on qualification
alone. we are still the first fred
and last hired. We have been nm
able 70 get them 10 remove US
from the ehettos or huild housing
projects In which Negro people
can live side by side with their
white brethren. We do not con-
troll the conditions. therefore. We
cannon control the product. You
cannot raise first class citizens
under second class conditions"
The Detroit executive secretary
called FOR program OF increased
recreation. better housing. more
employment. radiance Of police
brutality and grand Jury inves-
uRa'ion or the recent riot
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries has
failed TO answer the NAAcP's re-
quest for Grand Jury. stated
Gloster y Current executive sec
rctarv. In our letter Of June 80.
DR., McClendon. president Of the
association demanded that Jeffries
call a grand jury
The NAAcP's letter to the May
or also reminded him OF his fail
IRE to act on the recommended
tons submitted to him in lo4i by
the Mayors committee which In
vestlrated the Northwestern High
School riot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
Iron Shackles
Indicate Length
OF Service
Neighborhood
Brawl Results In
Prison Sentence

TAG On changing since IL
ATLANTA ANP)--A merciful
grim reaper Wednesday obtained
tho freedom from Georgia chain
gang for youthful Charles Mills.
which the pleas Of both white
and Negro leaders for seven years
had not been able 10 do
Young MILE son Of Mrs. Marian
Mills. was only Il years Of age
when a prison blacksmith welded
iron shacklcs on his leg. indicat-
lng that he was long term pris-
oner A member OF The YMCA. BOY
Scouts. and an ardent Sunday
school worker. Charles had Just
completed his ninth grade work
at David T Howard Junior High
school when trouble overlook him
II All came about this way.
Charles after school and during
tho summer months made HIS
spending money by using his
coaster wagon 10 haul home groc-
crv purchases of customers AZ a
nearby cash and carry chain
store Several white hoys were
also obtaining their extra money
the same way. but Charles he
cause he Was polite and courteous
rot most ~ the business The
white boys resented this
Irrltated over this economic nd
VINTAGE. the white hovs rot to-
rcthcr and picked fight with
Charles IN defending himself.
Charles cut one Of the boys and
the hoy died from loss OF blood
Although voungster Charles
was carried 10 superior court,
tried before an all-whie Jury was
found guilty az manslaughter and
sentenced to IL 70 20 wears al
"hard labor"
For seven long years white and
Negro civic leaders have been
irving to obtain Charles release
on p pardon Committees Of repre-
sentative citizens have appealed 70
Cows Rivers. Talmadge and Ar
nall without avail
But Wednesday the grim reaper
interceded In Charles case. gave
him his long sought release. Ac-
cording TO report from the
warden ~ the state and county
prison camp at Camilla. Charles
died ~ injuries sustained when
he fell off truck The warden
said Charles received fractured
skull Funeral services were held
Thursday from the chapel Of Dav-
ii T Howard funeral home with
The Rev. J. c Wright. pastor OF
First CONGREGATIONAL church. o.
Floating Intermcnt WAS at Lin
coin cemetery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
TWENTY-FIVE
|CHAPLAINS
GRADUATE


CAMBRIDGE. Mass. tAvp,
Saturday morning The ninth y.
in the chaplain school passed
review before the stan and ~,
~ with Chaplain tCol3 Harrv
Fraser as the honored CUES,
gether with representatives !, 4.
Harvard faculty on the resl. (.
line. In this group We're p sr,,'
dressed Negro chaplalus from
sections OF the country. brln,,'
the total number finishing \
chaplain school since the ms, ii
in August. 1912, to appro,Im,,]
rs.
The colorful ceremonies u
place on the historic camhru|
commons. whore Washington N
command OF The army. hsso,.
gathering OF civilians, islsaas Y
relatives OF the graduates. who Y
Travelled great distances IN ~
instances to attend The rradua,,
After the review, the uud.I
chaplains paraded 10 Sanders M
tire for the balance of The rrsduI
ton program.
The % chaplains. Who Vi
among the group 10 receive +
diplomas, are as follows Withhold
cities, and denominations =
Austin, Harper's Perry w. N
Baptist. Frederick b. nrad,o{
Xenia, o.; julius T brown. MAJ
Baptist; Henry G. Bunton. IN
Rock. CME: Theodore $. ClemeuI
Babylon, Long island. NY. Ne,I
odist: John W. Doans. yaldcsI
Ga, Methodist: Mark NJ. ClbsI
Denver, Presbyterian Joseph |
Harrington. LaGranee. Tex, III
fist. Howard T.. Hawkins. MarsssI
Tex. CME; Willard r. Jeiieru[
Forrest city, Mich. Methodist
Paul T. Kidd. Atehison. Kans,
AME: Ralph r. King. l.awrend
Kans AME: Alfred F McWnliauI
Oklahoma City Methodist Book
7. Medford. Aitlehoro Mass. AZ
Zion; John L. Reeves. WlchlI
Kans. Methodist: Frank S shiI
Fordyce. Ark, AME Andrew |
Smoot. Belle Vernon, Pa. AN1
Fred +. stephens Columbus. N
AME. Forrest ". stiih, Fort Scol
Kan. AME: Lamar a. stroud, 81
rial Circle. Ga, Methodist ADD
N. White. Miami. ANF and Crs}
Il. White. Laurence. Sc AME.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10

RIOT CREATED MORE
MISUNDERSTANDING
SAYS NAACP MAN

Assigned nv the local office Ia
sample opinion among the white
community. especially in the
areas Of conflict. an NAACP in
vesiieatcr reports that most white
PEOPLE interviewed were "sullen
and rcscntful suspicious and I'M
willing 20 talk
One man said The damn s
didn't dare come 10 nv store
Woodward near Mack, In the
same SECTION an Italian spoke
diseusicdly Of white peoples
treatment ~ Negroes and how
the police stood by and did moth
Ing
Many white people more than
c,cr fear the Negro and his
knife, thus more misundcrsiand.
inr has hecn aroused
Some white people realize that
g was the rahhle Who did the
dlriv wofk on both sides Int feel
tlikc Mayor Jefiiics) that the
leaders OF Negroes or the social
Cd elite group failed TO educate
The masses IN decent WAYS Of llv-
irc They feel that il Negro lead
ers do not realize that as Of major
Importance and do something
about Il why should The white
man
IN some 81 has aroused cer-
tam amount of sympathy inter-
Isl and understanding huf these
are fow Most people are dis
rusted impaiion, and ignorant
81 the real facts They Judge the
Negro bv fhe atts n the masses.
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Continued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10

'horpfarcs In nay Judgment IL
would haze beau a simple matter
for one onicer 20 have been sta
toned az the east and west ends
Of Warren avenue. Canhcid ard
Vernon highway and save an ennr-
nous amount Of injury to persons
and property who would have been
warned o. whence ahead OF them.
THOMAS Mr. Hardin whai You
have just said which has been
comrm,d by Independent state
mems az others To whom ! lave
talked and what YOU said a few
minutes ago about the rumors
which started the trouble convince
me tAat pclrou needs and needs
quickly non only The Kind OF COM
nli'ice ~ which you aIe a member.
hni fearless aud searching So
VS. .gaiion hy & Grand jury OF oih-
az competent official body into the
origin 81 The rlct and the condrc.
% fnc'polcc. The police should be
ite first % cry out for such an in
Ntsiiraiiin IL they are innocen: in
order 20 remove ne suspicious Of
Incompetence or Morse which iUe
fats make Inevitable.
a tar away ~ SEES York have
hrald ramofs that thc riots were
planned by NTH columnis's or by
q revived IN kluS Khan or some
eihcr sinister force know tina.
llliisr welcomes The riots bur
douBi i he was powerful enough TO
ousc tAcm Think We American
$40 espons,hle Tor our own shame.
Bui We want facts I don't see
low other riots can be avoided OF
how Detroit or any other city can
be We'll polccd. unless we know
more about What happened and who
Continued on page 10
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woMEN's COUNCIL

The Women's Council OF the
Metropolitan District association
met Thursday. July !. al Taherna-
Gle Baptist church Mrs. Gladys
lIardrIck lead the devotion on the
subject DO Not Dispense. We Can
Meet the Enemy Mark IA %.
The Education group reported
SEP 90. The pre-council will meet
next Thursday at Chapel Hill Bap-
list church. The association viii
meet at First Baptist Inkstcr. on
July II The Rev. A. l.. Merritt is
pastor.
w Register To Vote
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committee that federal troops
should remain in the city until ait
ar the holidays second. the com
mtee unanimously agreed TO The
immediate formation OF civic com.
uitees IN various sections OF TIE
elis fof lhe purpose OF building ~
community morale IN hope Of on
seti.ug The proyoeations So idcnii-
fc9 10 the recent outbreak Of race
yioegce.
Third. IS The immediate Nosking
oat % some program OK UNDER
standing With the police depart
mea, necessary ior restoring The
conhicnee 81 ihc Negro community
g ,he police derarpncut as IN
agency ps iiN ana order and no, Of
l ai rregnaiee
THOMAS That reference 20 tic
p'ac deparimcn, seems 20 ne
y approrrate IN view OF what
lNe h,en h'arine since | came 20
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
BrRY 1T. sIpAT.sINcH

WASHINGTON - amp II 1t.
Wilmeth Singh. %, was bur-
led with military honors in Airing
ton National cemetery on Tuesday
following a requiem high mass at
Holy Redeemer church here
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
MACON SOLDIER MIST DIE

ATLANTA tANP) - Coy. Ellis
Arnall and the state pardon and
parole board Wednesday denied a
plea OF communication OF the death
scnetnce OF Edmund Reed, La
Grange soldier convicted OF The
staying OF \ Macon policeman.
--Register To VOTE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
COUPLE AWARDED MEDAL
FOR SAVING TRAIN

MEMPHIS eANp Because
their auick-th'nking and heroic ac-
non doubtless saved ne lives Of
many passengers IS We'll rs ire
rlaceable railroad equipment Mr..
and Mrs Nleddie Bedford Nyan-
do'ic Miss farm couple Mere
awarded coYeted Illinois Central
lncdals of honor here Thnrsday.
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3iueig II

peranitaltet am 80. Sftober, 8 llbr
abenos, elm pallolpeen Hortie fir bie
ainoer. slQe Wfiitter iino erIuft oie
&inSer 81 musfierea, oenn es iperoen
ihone Breiie gegeben, aud iperoen
oen ainbern freie gririidungen aus
9eteilt. 9a eies Die ein5ige Inter
baltung i'm Sabre fir Die ainoer lit,
10 luiiniten mir baB iib ale beteili-
gen. sIio Miitter brinet eure ainoer,
grob uno Helm, oalnit iie iid einmal
gut unterbaIten.
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3,peig II miro am II. Sftober, INN
3 llbr nadmittags abgebalten. gs
ueroen aae Sfhpeitern eriudt antpe-
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itano iino, eriudt iib eutltebeno 81
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3lueig AZ.

Tas StiftllnssieIt oes 3lueig IS ge-
bort ser Sergangenbeit an. ane
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erireut baben, ,peroen Oieien Mbeno
lange Belt in Grinnerllng bebalten,
oenn alle baben cine iebr ihOne 3elt
oebabt
Sn fltr5en uber 81 SerSen gebenocn
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aud lnierer iungen Manner, bie IN
ser @ebrmad)t iino, uno eriutte Die
Mitglieber ,,m beren Willen treu 5l,.
iammen 5l balten uno gum @oble oes
Sereins ST arbeiten, bis iie alle pic'
ser in unierer Mitte iein t6nnen.
@eitere s(niprahen bielten bie fol
eenoen HrGiioenten: ssreb Sreno pont
3,psig 9, Sam &reItel pom Sapeig A.
geiSe piinibtfn bem Gerein @ottes
reidylten Segen. Nah Ben @liidipiin-
lfen ging es Dieoer 5lr Gemiitlld.
felt ii6er uuo ale unterbielten iih bis
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Nett,ano, SeeretIre!

Die Central @crbanos ScfretGre
Der 3mcisc iucroen orinscno crindJt,
bic Sabrcsliite iiber Gcntral Ser.
banosmitslieocr slcidj nad) Der Sftu-
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alie6er icparct, iibcr Ginber=g =glbtei=
lung audi cine ieperatc Giite. Sicic
Yiite iuQ in 9nplifat nmf Mpnats,
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bic 3crtififat-9inmmcr, Namc bcs
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ansegcben iein, nit Der fleincn Nnm-
mer ansefangen anfmGrts.
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Cltober jeben Sabres nadlsnfommen,
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Stcfan Gnbluig Nutb
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bringen.
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blattes erIbelnen. Sir oiesmal
blob Die anfiinoigung oieies 10 IN
baltsidperen Golfsitiifes, fir beiieu
nDglidit pollfonmene @ieDergab.
aui Ser S5enc gelpdbrleiitet miro.
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gintritt SOC ialnt Steucr. Naf
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Grntcoanffcit.

Nn Counting Sen 10. Sftober.
finoet in ser Sclltldfird, ons iubr-
Iihc Grutcoanffeit itatt luo oa bei
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lmo gebeten, ipenn nllr nlpgllh, al
8ottesolcnit teil5unetmen.
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nleiloe, ser Oil 4. uno 5. 9touenbcr
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gen gctroifen. 9ittc ilt oieie Gage
jll relerpieren.
Marie 3. Hebner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-07
Orduerndhriht

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