davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-19


We svetle nynejsf valky ma
byva letosn1 vyrocf narozenin
Jir1ho Washingtona noveho W.
znamu. Washington byl PRIV
MIN, V pravde vynikajicim vo-
jenskym vGdcem naroda; ge-
nerace skolakG ucily Sc no po-
pisovati jake "prvn1ho We val
&c, prvniho v mfru a prvniho v
srdc1ch jeho sourodakG."
Washington zacal svou vo-
jenskou karieru We veku osm-
nacti let hodnosti kolonialnf-
no dGstojn1ka. Kolonie ma po-
brez1 Atlantskeho oceanu by
~ anglickym majetkem a brit
st1 koloniste snazili Sc je "a
chraniti pro anglickou korunu
pred spojenymi 1toky Francou-
zG a IndianG. Francouzi pro-
hrali a ztratili navzdy moznost
vladnouti severni castf Severni
Ameriky. Washington vySel z
bitev v americke divocine jake
muz znacnych zkusenostf DO
STRANGE valecne taktiky.
V letech mezi vypuzenfm
FrancouzH z Kanady a pocat-
KEN americke ~revoluce vypuk-
ly mezi Angli1 a americkymi
koloniemi RUNE nesvary. Wa
shington zastaval prava kolonif
pc boku takovych muz1, jake
byli Patrick Henry, Benjamin
Franklin, Samuel Adams a To-
mas Jefferson. Z1castnil sc
kampane bojkotu anglickeho
zboz1 a prijal funkci elena PRIV
nlho kontinentaln1ho kongresu,
Kdyz druhy kontinentalnf kon-
gres prohlasil samostatnost
Spojenych StatG a rozhodl sc
haiti sve rozhodnut1 zbrani,
byl Washington postaven v &C.
10 ozbrojene moci.
Nasledujicich sest let bylo
obdob1m pozoruhodne vojen-
ske kampane. z historicke per-
spektivy IDA Sc takfka neuve-
ritelnym, re Washingtonovy
tlupy spatne vycvicenych, ubo-
re vyzbrojenych, nedostatecne
osacenych a spatne zivenych
dobrovolnlkG molly Sc udrzeti
prot ukaznene, p%ravidelne ar
made nejvetsi evropske moci,
Angle, ktera krone svych wy
cvicenych pesakG mela i repu-
tact naproste vladkyne more a
mohla zablokadovati cele anne
ricke pobrez1. V listen smy-
stu trpela vsak Angle hadn't
rou sebeduvery, a jista SWIM
konecnym vftezstvfm, vedla &C.
lou kampan jen polovicate
Mnozf anglictf v1dcove sympa-
tisovali ostatne zcela otevrene
S americkymi kolonisty. Take
Francie, ktera nebyla tou do
bou Anglii zrovna pTatelsky
naklonena, nezdrahala sc Anne
RE pomahati a poslala sem sve
lodstvo. Dobrovoln1ci z Ne
mecka. Francie, Svedska, Pol
ska a z jinych zem1 evropskych
prichazeli do Ameriky, ABLY zde
vstupovali do Washingtonovy
armady. Mnozi z Mich hledali
zde dobrodruzstv1; ale JIM, ja'
ko Lafayette, Kosciuzko, Pu.
laski a Won Steuben prichazel
sem bojovati "a americke idea.
ly a svobodu. Pc mnohych pc.
razkach a nevyslovnych Ultra.
pach mohl Washington konec
ne pfevzfti ofensivu. V r1jnu
1871 podarilo Sc mu obkllcit
hlavni anglickou armadu l
Yorktown v Pennsylvania. Bri
tove Sc vzdali. Prvn1 cast BOZ
O svobodu skoncila vftezstv1m.
V revolucni valce nebyl'
druheho dnstojn1ka, ktery b.
Sc byl vyrovnal Washingtonov
We strategii, We vystizeni SPRAY
ne chvfle pro 1tok ma nepr1te
lie, We vytrvalosti a v odvaze, v
wire v konecne v1teZstv1 sprave
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-19
PRfSTAV RABAUL ZAPA-
LEN SPOJENECKYMI
AEROPLANY.

Spojenecky hlavnf stan ma
jihozapadn1m Tichem oceanu,
Is. 1nora (Reuter).
Rabaul, hlavn1 japonska po-
Size ma ostrove New Britain, stal
Sc zhavou vyhnf pc nejvetsfm
naletu spojeneckych aeropla-
nj, ktery byl kdy nan podnik-
nut, trvaj1c1m tTi hodiny.
Vice nez 80 bombometnych
aeroplanG, pocftaj1c v to letaci
tvrze a Liberators. podniklo
tento nalet. Svrhly mnozstvf
bomb vsech druh1, poc1tajic v
to i bomby tisfcelibernf.
Nalet byl %soustTeden skoro
docela ma oblast mesta. Prvni
vlna letac1ch tvrz1 zapalila vel
Ike ohne V Ratavalu ma sever
MIN pobrezf poloostrova Gael
la. Ohne, ktere byly videny do
dalky 80 mil, slouzily "a vod1t-
.ko jinym aeroplandm.
Druha vlna soustfedila sv1j
1tok ma oblast mesta. Myslf
Sc, re bylo zasazeno skladiSte
munice. Ma severozapadnlm a
severovychodn1m konci pTfsta-
WI byly pozorovany velk6 ohne
a nekolik malych.
Tfet1 vlna podnikala 1toky v
oblasti pf1stavn1ch hrazf. Ctvr-
ia vlna bombovala mesto media
leko aerodromu Lakunai, kde
byly zapaleny velke ohne.
Mluvc1 generala Macarthur
ra oznamil, re vsechny aero
plany setkaly sc S velmi silnou
protiaeroplanovou palbou.
POSLEDNf ZPRAVY.
Charkov, nejvstsi opevnena ne
mecka zakladna JIM fronty v
rukou rude armady.
Moskva, 16. 1nora. = Pc tu-
hem boil, ktery trval cd ned6le
rama GA. 1nora) mezi ruskym
vojskem a Hitlerovym vykve-
tenn "SS-aky" a eletnimi gar
damn, Charkov, byvale hlavn1
mesto Ukrajiny a ~prGmyslove
stredisko byl Rusy skvele dobyt
Jest to nejvetsf ruske vftezstv1
cd padu Stalingradu, kde ne
mecka 6. armada byla 1plne
~znicena.
Dale ruske vote postoupily
20 mil ma zapad cd Rostova a
jsou ma polovicn1 ceste k Ia
ganrogu.
Washington, D. c., II. 1nora.
V poslednf namoTni a vzdus-
ne bitve v oblasti Salamoun-
skych OstrovI, ktera trvala 10
dn1, II japonskych lodi bylo
potopeno nebo poskozeno; a.
mericka ztrata, kriznfk Chica-
go a jeden nicitel potopen. ia
ponci ztratili So letadel a my
I22.
II. 1nora. - Americke LIME
v Jizn1m Tunisku byly prora-
zeny nasledkem tezkeho 1toku
nemeckych tankG. Americke
vojsko ustoupilo 18 mil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-19
Konec valky az vtrhneme
do BerI1na, do Rima
a do Tokyo.
Toto prohlaseni ucinil pres. Roosevelt
We sve radiove reci minuly patek.
Kampan d~obyvan1 ostrova "a ostrovem jest zdlou
hava a 1tok Dude veden ma srdce Japonske rise

Rozhodne akce budou predsevzaty ma obloze mad cfnou a ia
panem samotnym. President vidal hold skvslemu hrdn-
stvf ruskych armad a geniu Josefa Stalina.- Prohlasil tez, re
narodove MAJESTY podmansnl budou opetns pany sveho osudu.
Vzhledem k domovske fronts pravi, re vlada je dosti silna,
ably ST vsdGla rady s jednotlivci a skupinami, jez ze sobeckych
pohnutek chiefly by poSkozovati valecne usii naroda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-19
Valka.
ROSTOV, VOROSILOVGRAD
NOVOCERKASSK A LICHA-
IA OBSAZENY.

1NeInCl " move obrOvSke Iecce
80 mil Orla. - DSIostreIecke
bombardovani Charkova.- So
vetske lod'stvo bombarduje No
vorossijsk. - Nalety ma Ne
mecko. - Japonci ustupuji ma
Move Guinaji. - TIL japonske
torpedoborce potopeny.
Celia JIM nemecka fronta v
Rusku cd Orla do Novorossii-
ska Sc chveje pod m~ohutnymi
1dery Rude armady. 100000
Nemcd, Rumun6 a Slovakd je
odrlznuto ma cernomorskem 30
bTezf Kavkazu. Dalsfch p1l
milionG NemcG mali jen 1zky
70-m1lovy koridor a jednu ze-
leznicn1 trait, ably utekli ma "a
pad z Rostova a z donecke
panve. Dalsfch 100000 je pred
obkl1cenfm We Vorosilovgradu.
Charkov je v dostTelu SOVIET
skych del, a rude oddly jsou
.jen 80 mil cd Orla. TakovI ie
obraz ku konci tTetiho mesice
sovetske ofensivy, ktera Sc sta
la nejvets1 vojenskou pohro-
mou, jakou kdy Nemci poznali.
Moskva oznamila dalsf liza
she dspechy, obsazeni zelezni-
sn1 STANCE Krasnoarmejsk. Je
vzdalena Is mil severozapad-
ne cd Stalina, hlavn1ho mesta
zapadn1 donecke panve, a jej1
nesmlrna ddlezitost zalezi v
tom, re pc jejfm obsazen1 bylo
pfef1znuto zeleznicn1 spojeni
Dnepropetrovsk-Stalin -Rostov,
take Nemc6m zbyva ted jen
jedna zeleznice pres Taganrod
a Mariupol. V Londyne sc Cd
haduje, re V donecke panvi je
asi pdl milionu Nemcd, kterf
mohou nyn1 spolehat ma tuto
jedinou zeleznici Cd Krasno-
armejska jsou Rusove vzda1eni
ted asi 70 mil cd Mariupolu ma
pobfezf Azovskeho more. Tech
to 70 mil je tedy jedinym kori-
dorem, ktery spojuje nemec-
kou armada ma vychod cd cary
Krasnoarmejsk-M ariupol Sc "a
zem1m. Bude-li tento koridor
uzavTen = a nen1 pochyby, re
sovetsky plan v tom zalezf =
pax hence postihne katastrofa
mnohem vets1 nez u Stalingra-
du.
Nemene dGlezita jsou SOVIET
ska v1tezstv1 ma zapadn1m Kav
kaze. Zde obsadily ruske ko-
zacke oddly jednou ranou &C.
lou zeleznicnf trait We vzdale-
nosti 70 mil cd Krasnodara ma
sever. Byl obsazen Krasnodar,
hlavnf mesto Kubani, Novotita-
row a Timasevsk, a krone toho
nekolik desftek mens1ch stanic
a vesnic. Tento 1spech Rust
jeste vice sevTel smycku kolem
obkl1cenych nacistG.
Moskevska zprava dale ozna-
mule, re sovetske cernomoTske
lodstvo bombarduje nemecke
oddly, s~hromazdene ma bTehu
ma Tamanskem poloostrove,
ktere chtejf prchat pres ker-
censky prGliv ma Krym. Nemci
tvrdi, re sovetske lodstvo vplu-
10 primo do novorossijskeho pr
stavu a bombardovalo prfstav
= bylo pry vsak odrazeno.
Stejne, Poole nemeckeho tvrze-
nj, pokracuji Rusove We vylo-
dovanf oddil1 namorn1 pecho-
ty v tylu NemcG mezi Novoros-
sijskem a Taman1. I Nemci w
tedy priznavaj1, re jejich II.
armada, ktera mela Poole Hit
lerova rozkazu obsadit Baku,
,je pred znicenim.
Konecne pokracuje sovetsky
utok ma Charkov, ktery neusta-
lie bombardovan sovetskym de-
lostTelectvem. Ma Charkov Ru-
sove 1toci re ctyT stran a kles-
tt 81 cestu mohutnymi nemec-
kymi opevnenymi, zffzenymi ma
periferii mesta. 20 mil severe
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-19

V patek odpoledne, v sobotu
v noci a v sobotu dopoledne
podnikla Raj nekolik velkych
nalet1 ma nemecke vojenske
objekty v severnf Francii, Ho-
|landsku a v severozapadn1m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
College Set EnIivens
Flint Holiday Parties

INFIf'x ~ students from no.r
i and Tar halls If learning tins
week ts enliycn,ng tho usual
holiday activities although tire
-. -,- -. 49,.
oNhe poP'e nav '''' "e'''
back long enough 10 organize
many reunions as yet
From, Smith COLLEGE arrived
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Betty Kretchmar War Bride

Added 10 The roster Of war
brides Is Betty Gene krctchmar,
daughter of Or. and Mrs Arthur
II krctchmar. who became the
wife of 1t Frank Guclich on
Dec The ceremony was per
formed in the chapel Of Rcdford
School for Girls a. FL paSo. Tex.
The bride has been a student in
the school Previously she at
tended Villa Maria School IN
Montreal.
Comdr J Covert Wendland
with his wife and two daugh-
tiers Nancy and Jean are visit
ing Comdr Wcndland' parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred w. Wcnd-
land Comdr Wcndland is sta
toned with the coast guard az
New London, Conn
Leaving after a visit with Mr.
and Mrs Charles DumanoiS
were their son and his family
Mai and Mrs Harold DurnanolS
and sons Charles Joseph and
Michael William They are back
az Fort Meade. Md
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Nancy Hufstader at Home

Nancy HufStadcr returned
Friday from Kendall Hall.
Peterborough, y. II 10 be with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. VII
liam r. HufStadcr
Jean Lockwood. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester r. Lock
wood. arrived Friday from
klngSwood and TrIcia Dennis
and Carol Lundberg were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Snowfall Draws CoIIegiaos

Many Of the c0Iiccians con-
ycrgpd on the SNOWFALL Spon-
>ored FRIDAY night. by the
Women s League Of Junior Col
lcCo
Tho high school was eayly
decorated for tho occasion This
decorating croro was done hy
Dorothy Mckinney aided hy
Marian EHur Lorraine Fischer
Helen FraWi,y Lorraine Ro-
IHnd-or Leah Garrett PHYLLIS
SokQle Donna Stevens jean
Richards Marjorie NCCallIm
Win,ircd r n dIcott. Marjorie
EVerson and PhilowCna kellar
Supervising dance arrange
monts were Mary Shattuck
sophomore chairman, and Re
bccca Mayer freshman
Tickets were h an die hy
Louise WandIel Miss kcllar.
Becky Mayer Miss Fischer Miss
Shatruck. Nan Blgelow, Phyllis
Hclcher Marianne Eister ard
LaNauChn NcWbCrry
While many holiday parties
have been abandoned because of
the war the Elks Club is plan
ninE 10 hold ITS annual New
Years Eve dance. but has put
Semlf0rmal on tho announce
mcntS. Dennis O. Mcdonnell is
serving as general chairman
aided by Al Nlck. Willard SChind-
Ter. Ronald Parker, Robert w.
Green and John Bennett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

Kathleen Hagan, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Eugene Hagan, is engaged
to Aviation Cadet George
Knox Cracraft Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knox
Cracraft Of Helena, Ark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Freddie Slack Gets
DAYTIME Band Job
HOLLYWOOD- - "a

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. rs
The schedule Nof R-K-O'S
Seven Days Ashore is ar
ranged so that band leader
Freddie Slack won't have 10
work nights. lie can't. After
dark. he's an X-ray technician
AZ a war plant. Examines plane
parts for flaws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

among the group returning from
Michigan State College
NcXt week viii bring the
large contingent back from the
University OF Michigan. among
whom VIII be Harriet Sue Mon
taguo Jacqueline Kramer, Gil
r7~dn O Sullivan Barbara Jean
White. Ruth Griffin Margaret
Farmer and Charlotte Sits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
TIES HE'LL REALLY WEA
Wolverine Neckwear
.AfIame With Color

. Wider Widths . Bias-Cnt
SFHii- Bodied Bold Motifs
Your men will really wear these
ties. Why? Because the original
splashes Of color have been fused
into color-harmony by authentic
fashion designers of smart
neckwear- for men. Give him
Wolverine ties for Christmas.
Other Ties from $500 to $500
STREET FLoOR-MAIN BUILDING
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

SOLID the Americas eodno
making worthwhile ond books we'll
You'll like
the simplicity Of the Blue Green Burgundy and the
shode OF Mope. Soto and Chair
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
Weary Workers
Wend Way up
20 Stories

NEW YORK, Sept 23-tP)-
Thousands of office workers
trudgcd up endless flights OF
stairs 10 their jobs today as sew
eral hundred maintenance en-
ployes of Rockefeller Center
continued a walkout begun Just
before the rush hour last night.
Lobbics Of tho Il buildings af-
fected were TANNED In the
7O-story RCA building. only
two Of the 40 elevators were in
operation as office workers be-
gan 10 report for the day Police
formed a waiting line of more
than 900 persons.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
Bound Over
ON Morals
Charge

Abel NJ. Furton. As, of 20 Mo-
ross avenue, charged with taxi
ing indecent liberties with an
eight-year-old girl on Septe/n-
Der 8, stood mute today during
arrangement before ircuit
Judge Neil +. Reid. The court
ordered plea Of not guilty en-
tered for him. He was commit
ted in lieu of $4,000 bond.
He had been bound over to
circuit court yesterday by JUS
tice Frank f. Jeanette where
he had waived reading.
Furton when arrested by the
Mount Clemens police admitted
that he had been previously sem
fenced TO 90 days in Detroit for
the same offsence, police said to-
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
Captain Gable
10 Come Home
Will Show Film
on Gunnery

A L. s. FLYING FORTRESS
BASE IN ENGLAND, Sept. %
(P) - Capt. Clark Gable, who
went on today's raid on Nantes,
France, disclosed after his plane
returned that he will leave for
the United States soon with a
gunnery training film he has
been directing.
He said he hoped to see active
service i'm some other theater be-
fore the war is over, and added;
But you know, | just do
whatever the Army tells me TO. -
In today's raid the former
movie star participated as a
combination camera man and
gunner The ship was hit by
antiaircraft fire, but none of the
crew was wounded
II didn't hit damn thing,
Gable said.
The raid was Gable tltth and
earned for him the air medal.
The peace-time matinee idol
looked like anything but that
when he stepped from the plane
in wrinkled green coveralls. His
collar was open, his shoes
scuffed and his hair was ruffled,
and he said that what he wanted
most was cup Of coffee
He flew in the flying fortress
"Duche s." lead ship at this base,
with Lt.-Col. Robert w. Burns of
Ecru, Miss.
Sheep furnish violin strings,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
Files for Entry into Papoose Council

Daniel M. Schneider. The senior
Schneider is the former field
executive of the Clinton Valley
Boy Scouts. They are residing at
present in Evansville, Indiana.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
Man Who Saw West.WaII
Says il Can Be Cracked

LONDON, Sept. % 49, (4) -
The House of Commons was told
yesterday by a man who saw
Hitler's Wanted West Wall from
the inside that at doubtless is
very strong but not so strong
that Allied invaders couldn't
break through.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

Daniel Leroy Schneider, APP
piled for membership in the Pa
poose Council of the Boy Scouts
of America this week. He is the
newly born son of Mr.. and Mrs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

More Texas cities are served
by regular aig transportation
than are those of any other
state. Airlines touch 16 COM
munities there.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
Gen. Hunter Back from War Theatre Succeeds Royce
LESSON

Iona LINDA, Calf. - One
of DR.. Edwin Lees classmates
was japanese, who returned TO
Japan TO practise medicine
An anatomy textbook Of DR..
Lees disappeared al the time
they were students five years
ago.
The book recently was sent TO
him. II had been found on the
island of Attu.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

Don't worry ~ ordinary methods dissp-
pointed you u-s. at home the ointment
used nv DOCTORS sdjunctively az notad
Thornton Minor Clinic. he amRIed how
QUICK your pile pain. itch. soreness ar. re-
iieved. Get tube Thornton A Minors Rectal
Ointment, only 75s. Use DOCTORS way.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23
Former SeIfridge Pilot
Now Heads 1st Air Force
Was First U. S. Commander
TO Put Thunderbot in Action

ant on Sept u, 1917, he was
soon flying over the front lines
in France and was wounded
June ?, 1913 on his first opera
tional mission out of the Dun
kirk airfleld.
On this flight he took. on two
German planes and in return
was nickcd on the forehead
causing a wound that virtually
blinded him with blood flowing
into MS eyes His legend Of good
luck began when he was able to
make his base safely and land
right side up, though even a
blazing sun in the sky was Wis
IDLE so him only as a red blur.
Later, first in 1923 and then in
1893, came the two cases OF
broken back.
AWARDED DISC
For the Dunkirk fight. Gen
etal Hunter was awarded the
Distinguished Service Cross in
addition TO the Purple Heart by
his own government and the
Croix de Guerre with palm by
the French. Subsequently he
was given four Oak Leaf Clus-
tiers successfully 10 add 10 hi:
Distinguished Service Cross fol
extraordinary hcroism. On -four
different occasions ne attacked
numerically superior enemy for
nations shooting down from
one to two planes in each en-
gagement.
This YER General Hunter wa:
awarded the Silver Star for {
bombing mission over Europe.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-23

Sheep furnish violin strings,
horses furnish hair for the bows.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-12-11
Pair of Gunner Hold Weapons AS
Hubby Makes Off With His Mate

Moore upon learning OF his WlIes
intent TO leave him and diVeSt nm
of some Of his valuable property IS
said to have become mcensed at
that time and beat his wife unmer-
cifully. Mrs. Moore said she escaped
from her husband and hid out Tor
more than a week with the Turner's
before being located by her husband
Atty. Gordon told reporters, the
wife had indicated that she would
press charges against Moore and
continue her suit for divorce and
the community property accounting.
Value of the couples holdings are
believed to be in excess of SIS, 900.
Clarence Moore, is widely known
throughout sporting circles through
out the nation He is one OF the
several California figures seen at all
major sporting events, matters not
where they occur in the country. AT
one time he was owner of the FAM
Gus Last Round nitery, first of the
larger popular after hours spots on
eastside Los Angeles. Hearings on
the Habeas Corpus and the filing OF
charges against Moore will be heard
early next week. Bond originally sci
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-12-11
Bar Group Wants
Peace Table Place

BALTIMORE ANP)--The Ma
tional Bar assoc alton believes
that Negroes ought to be repre-
sented in the American delegation
to the forthcoming peace confer
ence, it was declared in the string
of resolution presented at The clos
ing session of the annual conven-
ton here.
The delegates also favored the
passage Of legislation which would
given some permanence to the
Fair Employmnt Practice COM
tee. regarding FEPC Chester K.
Gillespie of Cleveland deplored
the lack Of quits on the part Of
the resolutions committee in not
going along on his proposal thai
tn MIA urge the U. S. treasury to
get out injunctions against paw
ments on war contracts held by
employers who discriminate be
cause of race, color or creed. He
cited specifically the Jack and
Heinz firm of Cleveland
Opposition to this, spearhead by
Dean HASTE, was based on tire
tendency Of putting the MIA in the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-12-11

position OF encouraging law suits
Further, William Mcknight, reg
ional director of FEpC for the
area affected, corrected Gillespoe's
statement regarding the particular
company and said he was in error.
The association endorsed anti-poli
legislation now pending IN the
senate bat urged further legisla-
ton looking To the protection OF
potential voters at the tiroe OF
registration. Sharp language was
used to denounce the failure OF
the navy department to accept Ne.
gro women in tie armed services.
and a general resolution condemn.
ing the entire government on It's
attitude toward Negroes In the
services was adopted.
The attorney general was urged
to appoint Negroes as u. S. dis
trict attorneys az well as assist
ants, and the President was called
upon to appoint Negroes to more
Judgesilips and rs commissioners to
quasi-judicial bodies. Objection was
registered to continued diScrimi=
nation in Interstate traffic.
A bid for self-government for
the darker and colonial peoples or
the world was made by the asso
citation in resolution that point
cd to the indifference of the major
powers on this score.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-12-11
Hampton Is Set
For Stem Debut

NEW .YORK-(ANP)-Lionel
Hampton, currently the talk of
the town through his sensational
performance at the new Famous
Door, has been booked into the
Capitol Theatre on Broadway
for an engagement opening Jan.
ID.
The Capitol, where Duke Ell
lington recently broke the house
record during his four week run,
is considered more important
house than the Loew's State and
capable of much bigger crosses,
so the booking marks step for
ward from Lionel's last Broad
elusive over all territory within the
way theatre booking at Loew's,
where he scored a resounding hit
or County officer has any color or
boundaries of the Fort Benning
a few months back.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-12-11

Douglas was solemnized Sunday
Dec. 5 at D. m at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas p. Henderson. The Rev. A.
L. Holland, pastor Central M. E.
Church officiating during the
simple but impressive double ring
ceremnoy.
The bride was radiant in a lovely
chic suit Of navy blue with pale
pink accessories. Her bridal flower
was pink roses, and she wore g
gold necklace center with pearls
and diamonds, gift presented by
her father to her mother as his
FIRST Xmas gifts, which was rur-
chased in the Hawaiian Island
during his service in World War I.
The brides only attendant was her
sister Miss Hattye E. Henderson, a
Student of Southern University
She was lovely in a lowered Jersey
with black accessories. Mr.. Bynum
had as best man his very close
friend, r. L. Warden.