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Detroit evening times., 1943-02-21

I Story or ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY

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The Omaha guide., 1943-03-06
SOUTH DICTATES FEDERAL
HOUSING POLICY IN NORTH,
NAACP TELLS OFFICIALS

Detroit, Michigan. Charging that
the Federal Public Housing Auth
ority is permitting the South to
dictate it's policy in northern arsls
the NAACP asked this week that
applications of Negroes be accept
ed without discrimination or seq
regation to housing projects st
Willow Run, Wayne, Inkster and
Ypsalanti.
In response to an earlier COM
munication from the NAACP. de-
manding the admission of Negro
tenants into these projects, Com
missioner Herbert Emmerlich OF
the Federal Housing Authority at
Washington. d. c. had asserted
that occupancy plans are determin-
ed by local housing authorities
managing the projects and in the
absence of such authority, by the
Federal Agency, based on occup-
ancy patterns of the vicinity.
The NAACP pointed out that
there are between 5000 and 1000
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units at the Willow Run project in
which workers employed at the
bomber plant will be housed.
There are no occupancy patterns
in this area because before the es-
tablishment of the plant and the
housing project it was occupied" :"
1T would be assumed" the NAACP
said, that since both Negro and
white workers are employed at the
bomber plant, housing erected for
those workers would follow the
pattern of employment"
The NAACP asserted that the de-
cision of FPHA is a result of pres
sure from southern congressman
and other reactoinaries. The Uni
ted Auto Workers, CIO, church and
civic groups favored a bi-racial
occupancy, the NAACP said, ''but
tn FPHA acted in opposition to
their recommendation in order 10
satisfy the loud chauvinistic rant
ings of Congressman Joe Starnas
of Alabama and others who would
foist on Michigan the jim crow
policies of the South" The NAA-
CP pointed out that there are "a
mixed projects in the United Stat
es located in Connecticut, New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois,
Washington and California.
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-06
WILBERFORCE CELEBRATES
S7TH FOUNDERS DAY

(COnuInued frnni page Il
celebration of Founders Day We'd
nesday morning. His main theme
was Higher Education for Negro
es than and Now
Receiving a laundering ovation
for his statement that in DR.. Char
les H. wesley, Wilberforce has the
best president it ever had, Bishop
Reverdy G. Ransom, chairman Of
the church board of trustees, gave
vivid picture of "Wilherforce3
then and now" The venerable
bishop, who followed DR.. Woodard
is an alumnus of the class Of 1865
and has been one of the schools
staunchest supporters. Bishop
Howard Gregg, one of the former
presidents, echoed Bishop Ransoms
sentiments about DR.. Charles Wes-
ley's being the best president Will
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-06
LEGION NEWS

When Sergeant Morris Hughes
Joined Roosevelt Post No. 30, he
became it's first veteran from
World War No. 2. He was a mann
Der OF the 47th Weapon Troop,
10th Calvary. USA., from which he
wa shonorably discharged Decem-
Der 23rd, 1912 at Burbank, Calf.
ornia. He is now visiting his sis
ter in Detroit, Michigan. but will
return soon to make Omaha his
future home. The post and Omaha
welcomes him and all other vet
Grams like him.
*****
Alright comrades, let us pitch in
and help. Let US not place on the
shoulders of few the burden of
trying to add at least sixty more
veterans to the post to place its
membership at an even three hun
dred. There is not one of you who
doesn't know of one or more for
mer legionnaires who no doub7.
would pay his membership dues if
approached in the right way. Why
not step out and try to get him to
do SO as well as contact new mem
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-06

berforce ever had in its history.
The afternoon session was de-
voted to an alumni luncheon pro-
gram, followed by a military drill
by the ROTC.
The evening address was given
by President David d. Jones Of
Bennett college who said that we
should be thankful" to the found
ers for having given US Wilber-
force but at the same time we
Should continue to carry on their
work by thinking" in terms Of
continued progress and thus show
our real appreciation of the Foun-
ders. He was followed by Atty
Ray Hughes, chairman of the board
of trustees Of the college of edu-
cation and industrial arts of Will
berforce. Giving a vivid historical
background of the gradual devel-
opment of the growing cooperation
between the church and state
boards of trustees which finally
eliminated in selection of a joint
board of control in March, 1912,
he asserted that Wilberforce has
been gradually introducing uni
fled program of control and that
complete haromny now exists be-
tween church and state programs.
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-06
NEGRO REGIMENT TO PICK
COTTON

WASHINGTON, March l (ANP)
What regiment of cotton pickers
are you with, Bud? The announce
ment that cetain egiments of white
and colored troops stationed in Ar
iona were detailed by the war de-
partment to aid in the picking of
the cotton crop wrought constern-
alton in the capital today while
questions flew thick and fast at
army Headquarters.
While it is reported the 93d div
ision is not figured in on this new
deal, it is almost certain that some
Negro regiment is involved in the
matter of picking cotton.
At Fort Huachuca is an infantry
regiment the 369th, named after
the famous Hell fighters of New
York, who may be designated to
take part in this unusual order.
The questionarious as to matter
OF pay. Cotton pickers in this area
in times of crop harvesting are
supposed to receive sums in excess
of the money paid soldiers. There
fore, there has been Some question
as to what will happen in this IN
stance.
Persons close to military author
tiles are aghast at this new turn
Of affairs when men trained at the
buyers are forced to labor as cot
expense Of tax payers and bon1
ton pickers. That there were Ne
groes in the first contingent selecl-
ed to peform this duty was a fore-
gone conclusion.
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-06
JEALOUSY
BY MRS. H. r. GREENFIELD

Jealousy is as cruel as the
grave" One who is jealous. har-
bors a deadly green-eyed monster
in their breast that ruins, wrecks.
and destroys every decent drop of
blood that is in ones veins that
harden, dulls and stops the natur-
al flow of kindness Or thoughtful
ness which will lead to liars, to
thieves, to murderers and to death
either by the moose or the cleo
tric chair. Yes, jealousy is cruel
as the grave. One who is bound in
the chains of jealousy is unfit fer
any consideration and should be
banished from contact with other
They are fit only for some con-
finement that specializes in treat
ment for such dangerous beings.
When and if such persons We're
put out of circulation and kept
from mixing, their deadly poison
as most vile serpent until every
one is inniculated in their reach.
only opportunity for the venom
to become harmless is to let Christ
cast out the demon jealousy and
let the Lord direct their steps.
one is judged by their attitude
and dealings. There is plenty of
good room for all on earth and
in Heaven, who have the spirit Of
good will and the live and let live
spirit. one who is devoid of un-
derstanding does not know the
highway of the upright; for too
often a mans own heart deviseth
his way. And we read in holy
writ the heart is wicked and des-
perately deceitful, hence a heart
being the center of ones dealing
it becomes vital that except the
Lor denters and takes possession
of the heart a jealous person will
be doomed to destruction. The
way Of the wicked is an abdomin-
alton unto the Lord" When one
realizes the monster Jealousy is
creeping into their heart they
should Immediately should be a
mental fight against every unkind
ima s-ination as one fights ignor-
ance, a thief of all descriptions.
only a wholesome tongue can
bring happiness and release only
from bondage of Jealousy.
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-06
DALLAS, TEXAS TEACHERS
GET EQUAL SALARIES

Dallas, Texos. Salaries equal
to those paid to white teachers
here were won for Negro teachers
in a consent decree in the United
States District Court, February 25,
Thurgood Marshall, NAACP spec
ial counsel and w. G. Durham,
Sherman, Texas, who represented
the teachers, announced this week.
The case which was the first of
its kind in Texas was filed in Dec
ember on behalf of Thelma E. Page
a Negro teacher in Dallas in her
own interest as well as in the in
terest of all other Negro teachers.
FUNCTION and an injunction res
training the school board of Dali
las from discriminating against
Negroes. The terms of the decree
provide that all discrimination be
removed and all salaries equaliz-
ed by not later than September.
1945 and further conditions thar
Negro teachers in Dallas be paid
an increase of Is percent of the
differential in salaries Immediate
ly starting March 1st. In Septem-
Der they ar eto be granted a furth-
er increase of 25 percent with an
additional increase of 80 percent
the following year and full equal
ization not later than September
Is45.
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in the star-studded cast have vol
unfairly gone on short wave pro
grams broadcast to men overseas.
A wave of fan mail from The
service men has borne postmarks
f. ON Africa, Australia, &c aland
snd every military zone on The
globe where u. S. men are stati7l-
Ell
The weekly broadcasts incsude
material filmed in Stormy Wea.h-
er' during the days preceding the
broadcast. This week, for instance
Cab Galloway plays Stormy Wea-
ther" and Lena Horne sings the
number into the mike; Bill Robin
hon does his celebrated Victory
tap and Shelton Brooks does the
Bert Williams number, Nobody"
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paper the reasons why that army
program would not really open Ut
the doors or even begin to provide
the full utilization ot Negro man
power by the air fo1ces of our
Country.
Remember-how lot of people
criticized us for exposing the weak
srots in the Tuskegee plan. Now
Judge Hastie's reslg1 alton sup
ports the position we all took at
that time. We were right in urg-
ing Negroes to protest that policy
to the War Department.
We are writing to you again %
ask for your aid in following thru
OIL Judge Hastie's resignation, As
you know the War Department
hasn't answered his charges ami
apparently is following the policy
Of sitting tight and waiting until
things quiet down ana Negroes
forget what happened.
Will you person lily write to The
War department and ask Mr.. Hen.
ry l.. Stimson what steps he pla MS
To take to correct the discrimir-
ation cited by Judge HASTE?
viii you write an article ak.
ing your readers wht.tner they are
willing to let Ha5tie pass out Of
the picture as the only real man
amongst us, or unether they as
il lividuals O menbers of groups
or organizations viii petition
Jhclr congressman and Senators
asking for a Congressional invest
igl..on of discriminaror. Will
YOU urge them to write President
R.,Os evelt as Commander in Chief
urgirg him to correct the conci-
tons which led to H.l.tie's resign
atior?
W. need your cooperation. =. as
il doesn't look like the Army and
Air Corps will widen opportunities
for Negroes in spite of Hastie's
Enoc L. Waters.
Charlie Cherokee,
Howard -. Gould.
3032 SO. Wabash.
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CAB GALLOWAY TO PLAY;
LENA HORNE To SING

Americas most privileged aud
ience-four million soldiers, sail
ors and Marines. :. will have seen
and heard at least SO percent of
goth Century-Fox' Stony Wealth
er" by the time the years most
important musical is ready to pre-
view.
Each week since the lavish pro-
duction was Started, Bill Robin
son, Lena Horne, Cab Galloway.
Fats Waller. Katherine Durham.
Shelton Brooks ana many another
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-06
SAYS INDUSTRIAL DISCRIM-
NATION TAKES NEW FORMS

Continued from page y
groes, thus indicating the imper-
ative need for strong agencies hav-
ing the power of subpoena.
Mr.. Dovis commented on the
campaign now being conducted 10y
the Interracial club to force sev-
eral plants practicing employment
bias to open their doors to Negro
workers on an equal basis with
white workers, emphasizing the
great importance of this work and
the need for unity in action and
the support of other organizations
in extending the scope of these ef-
forts.
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bers? An ddon't forget that by an
act of congress Legion posts can
accept veterans from World War
No. 2 as we'll. Many are being re-
leased from the army because of
their ages. So go after them too.
We have won the state cup two
years in succession for having the
largest increase in membership a.
bove our quota. If we win it a.
gain this year, it is ours for keeps.
Don't you want us to have that
honor? wouldn't it give you a
feeling of pride to have it perm
Of course it would. O.
kay, then, let's go after it,
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-06

WIT YOUR responsibilities,
wv can you afford to let a Head
ache, Muscular Pains, Functional
Monthly Pains or Simple Neural
gia slow you down? DIR. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills have been bring
ing relief from these common dis
comforts for nearly sixty years.
Countless American housewives
consider Anti-Pain Pills almost
as much of a necessity in the
medicine cabinet, as is flour in the
kitchen cupboard. They have DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills in the house,
many Of them carry these little
pain relievers in purse or hand
bag. They are prepared for these
minor aches and pains that some
times occur in almost every family
ARE YOU? DR.. Miles Anti
Pain Pills are pleasant to take
and do not upset the stomach.
Get DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
at your drug store. Regular
package Is tablets 25e, Economy
package 125 tablets $1.OO. Read
directions and use only as direc-
ted.
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-06
URGES NEGROES TO BACK
HASTE; WRITE WAR DEPT.

Remember way back there when
the U. S. Air Corps first announc-
ed plans for the 99th pursuit
squadron at TuSkegee. We wrote
to you then and urged you to ex-
Pain to the readers IF your news
uulnllNlluBIa M rnumarl
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These Questions may decide
what laxative to give YOUR child

laxative-ingredient as reliable old
Black-Draught? Ans Yes, in a
form most children find pleasant
to take.
Your children should like Syrup
Of Black-Draught. Follow label di-
rections. The big soc bottle con-
tains more than three times as
much as the old trial size.
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chorus direction
o
L. BW Bryan
L
Ten;C
Tnn;P l.
Joseph A
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Ques. Is it true that children
take more readily to a ch1ld's lax
ative? Ans. Yes, that's generally
so. Ques. What do you mean by a
"child's laxative?" Ans. A laxative
like Syrup of -Draught, de-
signed especially for a chiids
needs and tastes. Ques. Does Syrup
of Black-Draught contain the same
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-06

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Six Months Sl2b
Three Months .76
One Month ,25
SUBSCRIPTION RATE OUT or TOWN
One Year $3.50
Six Morths Sl.50
Three Months $i.00
One Month 40
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La gaceta., 1943-06-24
Atacaron los Aviones
Rojos a Pskov

LONDRES, JUNO 24.-Los tro-
pas rojas intensificaron sus ope-
raciones de reconocimiento en- ell
frente este y la aviaci6n bombar-
dec la estaci6n del ferrocarril en-
Pskov, en- Ell ferrocarril de la
Staraya Russo, por donde los ale
names envian provisiones a las
tropas que tienen en- Lago linen.
Asegura ell communicate de hoy
que mas de 800 alemanes perecie-
ron en- Ell frente de Staraya Russia
Lago linen, los sectores de Smo-
lensk Y en- ell sector de Belgorod,
en- ell extreme inferior del saliente
d Kursk.
La gaceta., 1943-06-24
ROOSEVELT CENSURA
IA CONDUCTA De
Los JEFES M|NEROS
Los GobernadOres Acorda-
ron Condenar las Huelgas

WASHINGTON, JUNO a.
Declare aver ell presidente Roose-
Welt. comentando la Ultima huelga
de mineros, que la conducta de los
lfderes de los Mineros Unidos es
"intolerable".
Ell presidente do a entender
que pedira al cOngreso una pode-
rosa anna contra las huelgas, en-
case de que un nuevo contllcto
yuelva a plantearse.
Cuando Lewis y los otros Jefes
concelaron la huelga, en- esta Sc
mana. va ell gobierno habia dado
los pasos necesarios para reclutar
como soldados a los mineros, apli-
cando Ell artfculo de la ley del SER
yicio selectivo que Sc refiere a
los individuos que sin justa causa
abandonan ell trabajo.
Por ell momento las minas que
daran sometidas a la direction
del secretario del interior, ST.
Ickes.
Los terminus seran los trazados
nor Ia Junta de Labor para La
Guerra.
Reunidos en- Columbus, Ohio
los gobernadOres de los estadOs
de la Repdblica cOndenaron aver
cualquier huelga, no importa
ouien la organize, que afecte a las
industries de guerra.
aLas huefgas 0 paros amenazah
sacramento la ~seguridad del pals
y ponen en- peligrO la causa pOr "a
cual combatimos."
La gaceta., 1943-06-24
Evacuada una Isla
del Dodecaneso

LONDRES, JUNO 24.-La
radio alemana avisa que los
italianos evacuaron la isla de
Castelrosso, en- ell grupo de
las Dodecaneso.
Castelrosso esta situada a
menos de cinco millas de la
costa sur de Turquia.
En- 1941 la marina inglesa
hizo ALI un desembarco y
despues retro sus fuerzas.
La gaceta., 1943-06-24
'Liberadores'
Atacaron las
Islas Celebes

MELBOURNE, Australia, JUNO
24.-Los "Liberadores" america
nos atacaron aver a Macassar, en-
las Celebes holandesas, por pri-
mera vez en- 10 que va de guerra.
I'm crucero nippon sufri6 grandes
averfas.
Realizaron los aparatcs un vue-
10 de 1000 mifias y arrojaron 38
t~oneladas de bombas explosives
e i~ncendiarias. Creese que ell cru
Zero fue alcanzado por una bonn
ba de 1000 libras.
La gaceta., 1943-06-24
EsPERASE QUE la
ARGENTINA ROMPA SUS
RELAC|ONES CON FL EJE
Regimen de Ramirez In
cIuye Jefes Militares y
Navales

MONTEVIDEO, JUNO a.
Pesimo efecto ha producido en- to-
da la America ell reciente decreto
del gobierno del general Pedro
Ramirez cancelando las elecciones
presidenciales del mes de sep
tiembre.
Ell gobierno de Ramirez esta
compuesto por jefes militares y
navales y solo hay en- ell grupo un
ministro civil.
Los observadores politicos Green
que las recientes palabras del mi
nistro de negocios extranjeros,
almirante Segundo E. Storm, re-
velan un deseo, por parte del nue.
vo regimen, de romper las relaclo-
mes diplomaticas con ell EJe.
Indican las 1ltimas noticias
que ell levantamiento militar no
fue originate por simpatia hacia
los Aliados O un deseo de que Ell
nafs modifique su polftica extran-
jera.
Los militares y marines Sc al
aaron irritados por ell fracaso del
pobierno en- cuanto a obtener me-
iores v mas cuantiosas armas pa
"a Ia defensa, mientras ell Brasil
Sc arma bajo la ley de prestamos
v arrendamientos.
Otros elementos bien entera-
dos atribuyen ell gOlpe de estado
81 becbo de que ell presidente Ra-
mon S. Castillo escOgiera como
candidate de su partido al DIR. Ko-
bustiano Patron Costas, compro-
metido a seguir sus nOrmas de 60
bierno.
Toe dem6cratas de la America
Latina a menudo Sc quejan de las
omioables ~relaciones de Washing
ton con los dictadores, 10 que nd
servido para perjudicar o quebran-
80 . los elementos liberales, mas
afines con la ideolOgfa del pueOiO
americana.
Algunos mantienen que Ia pO-
Utica de Estados Unidos deOe CON
sistir en- apoyar las actividadeS oe
Ios dem6cratas y liberales y CO.
onerar de cerca o eilos; perO
otros estiman que no poue
orodir no importa QUEEN e!er1A
Ell Poder, ~nuestras oOigae'0Hs'
internacionales.
La gaceta., 1943-06-24
Ia GESTAPO CUSTODIA
LAS REPREsAs

LONDRES, JUNO 24.-Un des'
pacho de Estokolmo, Suecia, anun-
cia que la Gestapo ha montado
guardia en- todas las represas de
Noruega que %pudieran ser ataca-
das por la Raj.
Toda la region en- la parte SUI
de Hardangervidda ha sido cerra-
da v rodeada con alambres de
p6as.
Cast todos los noruegos han 81"
do llevados a lugares que Ell man
do aIeman considera seguros.
La gaceta., 1943-06-24
La AUidciOn AHadd UtiLizd una
TeCmiCO de BOmbnYdeO
ATERRIZAN LOS AEROPLANOS EN-
| LUGARES DONDE CARGARON
COMBUSTIBLE
r ApARAToS NAILS BoMBARDEARoN A

|tONDRES, JUNO 24.-Los bonn
.,dpros del Commando del Asia
T,pOr atacaron a Comison, en- ST.
h. mientras los bimotores Wei
rrtons dejaban caer sus bombas
Olbia, parte nOrte de Cerdena.
las notas oficiales dicen que
srtefactos de los bombarderos
urimotores produjeron dos te-
Ebles explosiones y numerosos
sndiOs.
CAST todos los aeroplanos anne
anOs Sc quedaron aver en- sus
sOdrOmos. I'm avi6n del servicio
| cOstas hundi6 I'm tanque del
LsmigO.
Una nueva tecnica de bombar-
10 aereo fue demostrada drama
amente por varias escuadrillas
sViOnes Lancasters que COM
etsron I'm viaje redondo de In
sterra a Africa, bombardeando
Ell canine objetivos alemanes
IN puerto italiano, sin la per-
"a De un solo aparato.
n ministro del aire informo
y que los aeroplanos que ell do
Ing d~evastaron los talleres de
zeppelin, en- Friedrichshaven, con-
luun vuelo al Norte de Africa
rgssaron anoche por la via de
pela, atacando la importante
sa naval italiana.
Los aviones aterrizaron en- los
gares designados, cargaron COM
|Stble y siguieron viaje.
En- cada vuelo recorrieron l.
30 millas, 500 millas hasta esa
Oblaci6n alemana y $50 hasta
IA base en- ell Norte de Africa.
CuandO retornaban volaron 500
llAaS hasta Spezia Y 700 para
sgar a sus aerodromos. Cada via
Tue mas corto que las 1,40O mi
Is en- vuelo directo hasta Spezia.
Los bombarderos atacaron tam
yen los talleres de la fabrica de
'eSOreS Maybach Werke.
IN Spezia las bombas cayeron
los muelles, con extraordinaria
'Aettud. Fue ell primer ataque a
region norte de Italia desde ell
aadO 18 de abril.
uurante la noche, aeroplanos
us atacaron objetivos ingleses.
sunce aparatos bombardearor
puerto de Hull, durando Ia
erosion mas de una bora. Los ar
laetOs destruyeron un museo y
'a0sas exhibiciones.
LOS incendios ocasionados POI
ncendiarias no fueron extin.
I.u0S hasta pasadas varias no.
berlin dice que aviones brita.
..0s %atacarOn un convoy alemar
u'e a Flushing, en- Holanda
a,o0 las bombas desde un bajt
! Ffancia los aparatos aliadO'
On caer bombas en- Meaulte
'peftus y st. Omer.