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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

the crime was alleged to have been
committed.
The case went 10 the United
States Supreme Court where on
May "a il was held that the federal
courts did not have jurisdiction to
try the defendants. AS a result of
this ruling the men were released
by the federal authorities. The state
Of Louisiana sought to obtain juris-
diction over the men 10 try them
in the local state courts OF Loui-
slans. However. the men we're re-
turned TO the United States army
where they are nov 10 be tried by
court martial.
Thurgood Marshall. N.AA.C.P.
special counsel, will defend The m m
at the court martial along with
Major James c. Oehler and Lieu
tenant Harold Oppenheim who were
u appointed by the army.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
go WORKERS At
TRAVERSE CITY
QUIT HOUSES
Disguised With Color Bar
In Public Places
In Michigan

The several hundred Jamaican
workers who were brought into
The state 10 case the farm labor
shortage are deeply resentful over
their treatment in this land OF de-
mocracy and last week they re-
fused TO occupy temporary housing
provided for them by the cherry
growers in the vicinity OF Traverse
City.
Charging that the housing pro-
vided was formerly used for cattle.
nine;y-four Jamaican workers re-
fused 10 leave the bus which
brought them 10 Traverse City last
Thursday.
Ever since the Jamaicsns arrived
in Michigan two months ago they
have expressed keen disgust with
the make-Shift accommodations
which were given them and several
groups peiii.oned 10 be sent back
home.
REFUSED SERVICE
The housing issue, however. is
merely one factor Of the unrest
among these island workers who
have been brough, TO Michigan. In
most towns and villages, the iaverns
and restaurants have refused 10
serve these workers because OF
their color. Some confeciionaries
which permitted few 10 enter
baked on waiting on them in
groups.
Because OF weather conditions
which curtsiled the beet crop. the
earnings OF the workers have fallen
far short of their expectations.
The importation of workers from
the Caribbean area into the United
States has been regarded as a
doubtful experiment now that pro-
tests over the American color bar
has been voiced in almost every
section OF the country where these
workers have been quar;ered. Most
Of the workers are British subjects
and the color line is not tightly
drawn in their native islands al
though they live under conditions
OF extreme poverty.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
OneFirenan:
Runs Diesel
Engine Here

ATLANTA-(ANP)--At least one
Negro fireman operates regularly
on q Diesel engine on main line
in the south. it was disclosed We'd
nesday at the biennial convention OF
the International. Association OF
Railway Employees here.
He is B. w. Steele OF Birming-
ham. Employed on the L. and N.
Steele. known as an engineers
helper on the Diesel stresmliner.
began railroading in 1904. became
a fireman in 1910. and qualified for
his present work last year.
Since the advent OF Diesel en-
gines, railroads have refused TO
hire Negro firemen. because new
duties are less manual labor and
nearly approach a white collar job.
There was little opposition to
Negroes doing the hard and back
breaking work on steam engines
as firemen before the advent OF the
stoker and Diesel engine.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Young Lady
Fined SIS
By Court

Convicted by six woman jury
Of disturbing the peace, 9Joy Ellis.
q. OF 1885 Cameron avenue, was
fined SIS and $40 costs last week by
Recorders Judge Christopher E
Stein
Police claimed that she refused
10 move when told 10 do so last
Saturday while near Oakland and
Hoibrook avenue. at which time
police we're attempting 10 oiSperse
large gathering near the corner.
Miss Ellis claimed that PATROL
man Ralph Morton called her a
black -" and made other de-
rogs;ory remarks which she re-
sented and tina, during the ARRAY.
she was struck'by one OF the arrest
ing officers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Geo. Johnson Made Top
Man In New FEPC Setup

: wASHINGTON-(ANP) - Or
eanizational structure of the Fair
Employment Practice committee
has been just about agreed upon.
It is learned reliably. and as mat
tiers now stand, George M. Johnson,
formerly assistant secretary to the
old committee, will share the Sec
ondary level OF authority with NAL
colin Ross.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Do kidneys Make
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Horsenan;s Dance
Was Huge Success

One OF the gsyest and finest
dances OF the season was held
Thursday al Graysione ballroom
and gardens when - Horsemen
gave their first annual membership
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Police Holding 3
For Robbing Man

Three youths were held this week
for investigation OF robbery armed
81 a 33-yesr-old white man who
told police he had lost $40 10 the
trio while near $40 Watson street
last week.
Held by the police were Ernest
Jones %. OF $50 Erskine: Frank
Brown. 30, no home address. and
Booklet 7. Clifton. Is, of 2l5i St
Joseph.
The complainant in the case was
Clarence Irons OF 1901 Hamilton
avenue, who received a possible
skull fracture and injury to left
arm during the reported robbery.
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made special trip 10 Detroit visit with his fraternity
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-19
White House Meet
Called To Discuss
Foo0 / reduction
Sterilization Board
Members Meet With
Agriculture, Labor
And Management

Washington. Feb. l9-(AP)
--. IL" administration called Il
:. hltc House conference of its
"c@n'm.c high command today
/" discuss strategy for perhaps
lis most serious and pressing
bone front hattlc-lhc prOduc-
liuT uf sufficient food 10 fill mil
.t&!y. icrd-i,p>c and civilian re-
4uir,m,nts.
Summoned Ia the conference
were members of the economic
sterilization board. which is made
UP al four cabinet members. i'll
Gliding Secretary Of Agriculture
Nickard, rnIrlS 0i several gov
CFnmcnt war and financial agcn-
cicH. and representatives from
agriculture. Labor and manage
mcnt. Presiding was economic
Sterilization Director James L.
Byrncs.
~. they assembled demands mount
CO III Congress Ion prompt easing
ii Labor shortages ON the farms as
well as IN Industry with il dicatIun.
showdown is imminent on pro
posed remedies fruwncd upon by
Ha.i..uty ana administration forces.
determined 20 get action on pills
curing military dv.cImcul al farm
"'tHo's nat the .W!uugh.mg ul 9th
's. ".r 800 lUr .h.ILy. % l.Iur Diuc
H Senator's Threatened lu .u.rc tn,
a
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-19
Proposal
Sponsored
By Governor
Pleasure Is Fourth
compromise Offered
On Amendment;
Other Raleigh News

ita.v!mu, Feb. IS (ApD -
r'""t"r i'f""kS of Durham in
....!ucrd IN Observation-Disclosures
.,. Il school board amendment
..:- IL an crioI To settle wide
rc"d differences over other
..rrrsa!- that nave reached the
l".n floor.
L Was the fourth major
"ian"c nrupoSrd in the recently
rnactcd constitutional umcnS-
mont consolidating the several
school boards and agencies in
North Carolina.
The Brooks amendment was
tie nuigrowth Of Il conference
attended Ivy Governor BrOugh-
ton. Srnuk>. Senator OBcrry of
NaNnr and Representative Arch
..''cn Uf Wake.
tliCrNy, who prevented third read
N- Wednesday -. another substitute
30 CuumC.i. aid the one drawn in
conference was acceptable Ia him be
"l'sC Il would reduce the mcm.jcr-
hips from - IL Is. eliminate Vuca-
'u:., of Hcnlhcrs from the method
IF selecting them and would place
Inc election Of the comptroller in
'.. -.pds .: the Board. md not IN
90, u,. 4 off tine guvcrnnG.
Under IN" compromise. the IcgiS-
.a'Hro WrHiG prescribe eight cdUca-
.nH.l al l.rt- each of which WnuiG
.a'. . representative on lie dll-prw-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-19
Mime. Chang
Gets Pledge
President Roosevelt
Says More Implements
OF War Will Be Sent
To Aid Chinese

WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-(AP-
MADAME Chang Kai-Shck said
al the White House today that
Americans could help the Chi
rrSc brst bv sending more i'm
nlcnicuis al war. and President
Roosevelt declared this was go
inG to bc done rs quickly as tho
Lord will let us.
President and Mrs Roosevelt unit
ri i'm their press conferences for tho
inst time and 'Nr first lady of China
and inc CHu' Executive both suD-
mrI'rd go questioning.
~ ru. rum'. .ir. Roosevelt rC-cm-
,lIa,Ilrd n.r rr'n"'run Of thC United
%Hra.. f., u.r Cn.uH actively as a
aa.c lur ."ar.u. Japan. while cf-
FORTS cun'u"n TO nip the Japanese
line. Boo the Pacific islands.
10 question as to how aid
Continued on Page Two)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-19
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Evening star., 1943-07-01
First Starlight
Concert Offers
Piston's Work
By ELENA DE sAYN.

Walter Pston's First Quartet"
presented at Meridian Hill Park last
night by the Coolidge string group
on this seasons inaugural program
of the starlight chamber music
concerts, was one of the features Of
an evening that also offered a classic
and q popular number.
The composition, played in public
for the first time in New York 10
years ago, impresses by its we'll
proportioned form in spite Of an
ultra-modern idiom. Taken in the
abstract, since concordant sound was
not the objective Of the composer,
the work resembles rather a mod
ernistic canvas painted in rioting
colors, suggestive Of moods.
Each Of the three sections or
movements of the composition is
complete in itself: the first con-
tains barbaric elements, the second,
the mystic. and the third is indica-
tive of mirth.
Knowing Of Mr.. Piston's intense
interest in the art Of painting and
his excelling in 1t prior to his be-
coming a musician. one Is more apt
to view his music in that particular
light.
Occasionally, the composer gives
each player an opportunity to dis
play his individual accomplishment.
A luscious sound drawn from the
Evening star., 1943-07-01
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Capitol-"The Ox-Bow Incident" "
mob violence at its worst: II am,
$50. 4:30, tbs and 1905 pm. Stage
shows: ITO, $50, $50 and 9:25 pm.
Columbia Dive: II am,
ITO, 3:20, $50, TAO and $50 pm.
Earle-"Five Graves to Cairo,
Marshal Rommel hamstrung: II
am. 1:35. 4:30, 720 and 10 pm.
Stage shows: los, 3:55, 6:45 and
e:25 pm.
Keith's Forever and Day,
England through the years: 11:15
am, 1:25, 800, $40, 7:20 and $50
pm.
LittIe-"B Blossoms in the Dust"
salvation for innocent waits: 11:05
am, lis, $40, $50, TAO and $50
pm.
Metropolitan-"Tarzan Triumphs, "
to no ones surprise: 11:15 am,
100, 1928, $50, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Palace-"Stage Door Canteen," !"
quantity on a vast scale: II am,
1:35, Ais, 6:55 and 9:40 pm.
Pix-"Mr. Deeds Goes to Town" "
Gary Cooper and tuba: 2, 4:25, $50
and 9:20 pm.
Trans land shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-07-01

conscious in the way that has led
to their engagement.
The story would go to the effect
that their first meeting was when
they played together in "Springtime
In the Rockies" Mr.. James had not
attained his present stature in the
world Of music at the time. He was,
moreover, modest fellow. despite
his undeniable talent and his great
promise.
One night, James and a few Of
his musical pals decided to get to-
gether for jam session with few
members of the pictures cast.
Miss Cradle. who was not among
the invited guests, heard about the
party and chided James.
"You are such a big star" he said,
II didn't think you would want to
come. But, will you?"
Miss Cradle said yes, which she
obviously said later in answer to
James much more far-reaching in
vitation to become Mrs. James.
That's the story this column would
have told you If it had been the
kind of column that tells that kind
of story.
Hollywood releases which were
added to the Library of Congress
movie collection during the year
ended April 30 leave nothing to
quarrel about.
Among the titles, one finds Mrs.
Miniver," THE Pied Piper" Mid
way" "The War and Mrs. Hadley,"
Wake Island" In Which We
Serve" Journey for Margaret"
Shadow of a Doubt" "Casablanca,"
Yankee Doodle Dandy" Pride of
the Yankees" "Hitler's Children"
Air Force" Cabin in the Sky"
and THE Moon Is Down"
There were numerous others, but
these among the general releases
seem worthy of preservation in the
Librarys vaults.
1t seems particularly fitting that
Pride of the Yankees" first sue
cessful effort to put baseball into
the movies, made the list.
Evening star., 1943-07-01

1nstQc MOVIES DuG C6N remember
the name of single thing he ever
did"
It Is in war, of course, that
things like that happen most fire.
quently. on an average Of two or
three times week. But 1t also
happened in peacetime.
4 drar1a department at such a
time is willing to reach for its near
est reference book, or dig into its
memory, because 1t has lived through
the same situation. Hardly ever,
meeting any one save the top stars
of stage or screen, can it remember
precisely what so-and-so has done.
Lille the English general who, on
his way to meet Napoleon, was
asked If he knew the admiral in
charge of the troop convoy, replied,
There are so many sailors" It takes
the position there are so many
actors. It knows they are actors,
but it does not remember where,
when or how.
So it looks in its reference books,
reads off the productions in which
tho player has appeared, tells the
customer something about them.
whether they were good or bad Gf
1t remembers) and feels that it has
performed useful service in keep
ing the social equilibrium of the
Capital intact.
Another reason for being happy
to Fender such service in moments
of ierises in readers lives is that the
average person in drama depart
ment has lived through the reverse
situation. It usually is encountered
in hollywood. The press agent at
a given studio thinks the columnist
should interview se-and-so.
.She (or he) wants to meet you,
too, knowing your work so WE'LL" the
press agent says.
Just before the introduction. how
ever. the press agent asks for a
minute alone with the star-an n
teryal he fills in with such informa-
ton as whether you ever have met
before, where it might have been.
careful spelling of the name, the
nal nne of the paper, or papers. you
represent and the circulation figure
which Is the final clue to your i'm
portarce or lack of it.
Il is the same way with actors and
their public it would seem.
If this was gossip column, the
chatty as opposed to the venomous
kind, it would tell you perhaps
little anecdote about the first time
Harry James became Betty CRADLE
Evening star., 1943-07-01
Opposite Olivia

One of the choice screen roles OF
the year-leading man opposite
Olivia de Havilland in RKO-Radio' S
Government Girl"-goes to Sonny
Tufts as the second picture of his
meteoric career.
The tall, husky Yale football and
crew letterman made his movie bow
recently opposite Paulette Goddard
Evening star., 1943-07-01

viola. q graceful lit In the first vio-
lin. = rhythmic sorority coming
from the cello or . deep note in the
second violin, all help one to be rec
onciled with the dissonances Of the
work.
Haydn's Quartet, Op. II, No. /. in
@ Major" and Dvorak's Quartet,
Op. 0e," known as American" COM
pleted the fare and UNDERSIGNED the
splendid balance shadings and fine
quality of tone the artists achieved
Daniel Outlet, violinist, who re-
places Jack Pepper, has decided
volume and substance to his play
ing, which blends especially we'll
Evening star., 1943-07-01

with William Kroll's polished man
ner, complementing 1t in every
way.
Others in the organization are
David Dawson. viola, and Naoum
Benditzky. cello. Those who re-
member the Coolidge Quartet when
newly organized may repoice in its
growth and the point of high excel
lence attained by the players in
a comparatively short time.
Evening star., 1943-07-01

In 80 Proudly We Hail." won in
slant fan and critical acclaim for
his vivid. virile portrayal Of Kan
sas," a rough, tough marine.
Evening star., 1943-07-01
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