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PERSONALS

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Arurh. 2fti Nat btnK Rd4 PA 1854
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taI Bladder, tH-. stomach Disorders
can IuVn-eni 1-lei0
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co.. SIS BaIum Tower CH. s3fI,
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COLOREB couple "a shes ktchenettc apart.
merf urfI rrrenrd bedroom West side
pfeterrtf Tyler 3-55l3
sl--ll,f- f-Il--Il AHtra- -IAl4--ar-t tl-ce -t-llils-
u1furr shc1 north or west side Cherry
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

EKsT STDE sntIes. lnlorncs. nats Nov
--F~-fE4t-- fffne tt,- sell Cash WAITING. CalI
Pngrer 1868 J. ". CARNEY. l0232
ca mons II Quter Ar.Ae
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ATTENTION!

This a. Is written for the conservative
forward lookins Individual who has So uoI
u S3 900 tI invest 100 hand
We herewith submit Ton your inspection
and consideration the following groups of
lots located M FAST DETROIT NORTH
or NINE AND HALF MILE ROAD.
Each and every tot has an Improvements
includinr gas lights sewerage. water and
sidewalks, and VIII meet FLA require
p1orsa
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

ATKINSON lHamtt n)- Single or douhle
Girls preferred Excellent transportation.
Townsend 5-00ta
AUGusr ls6ls Furnished room, Noork,,
sher m Arlington 5sss
RlRWOOD West McNicholsl- Room sin
ne gentleman Near Nickers. univer-
49, Hl44
BOULEVARD EAST GRAND. 1925 ezra
tioD. Room. twin hcds. Gentleman.
PIE ise3
BuRNs-JFF Ff RSON Beautiful large
front room wih running water for gen
,leman. Siho Mer1se $500.
CHICAGO -Bamuf n- Large room. running
watsf steam hcaf. cood accommodate
two. references Tcwnsend e-f2s3
CLIFTON 672s CONVENIENT Transporter
iicn sof factories Suitable for Two.
7 'er B-lsf2
GRAND FTvFR-Joy Two girls share
rnem private entrance. TYLER 6-s5Si.
HA1ErWOop TFFI Eth Nicey fur
nishc4 large room shower. excellent
trarsFgrtatlor Madison 7s6i
JEFFFEsON ON-Psrker-Rehned gentleman
ueWg furnished room private bath
Melross 223s.
IEMAY fo76 tMsrkl ruvste gentleman
preferred Lc0oN suS2 can after 3 m
PENNSYLVANIA 12f2 jefferson Fur
nfehe1 room for LADY Thrd nohr
rreXe, 2s5s
ROsEnAIE So Woodward Nice room
~ lady h'caeneue optional Townsend
sFNEcA-N.cs clean room f1r $40 eirls.
excellent transportation. ivanhoe 26i2
- p TIT
fr two gentlemen eScelen, transporta-
ror TEMPE . os33
SHERIDAN fiG2- Lovely room for 2
rifA good transportation Plaza 4stq
spARTA sfss near Llsetnnis Furnished
I.F FlE TssTa
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LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

new modern homes. tuli basement with
hot air coal furnace Tic sink and batn.
large airy kitchen with large bay > bed
rooms. attic space Tor another. Schools.
huses and shopping centeIs al haud Llcc-
triC stove and refrigerator available II
YOU have &t07 IN cash you move IN to-
rn.rLnH POI ~ lLMn An-emi nnAnCed
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HOUSES FOR RENT

GROW YOUR OWN-Buy little farm
near ROYAL Oak. II &C: $3.50 only s.
an Tromiey. II 1867 2Oa n Main X o
MIDON ViU share home for services
L,uoN 707s 1885 Defer place
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GROSSMAN

Corner Van Born and wayne Road,
At HARPER and Eight Nile Road
l05Xl15 Sj75 SO down. 100 interest
city water city bus good schools, small
home allowed Daily Campbell 2l9ua
Mack Tuxedo 9-q7io open 2-s
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COIlORED
COLORED RARE VALTES
COtOEfD HURRY
COI0RFD

Four bedrooms > up down. AZ 5o5s
- .-+---tri- 't-rI
immediate possession. Oplt - 300 win
nlQ-.!Ll. IT, Z. A - ~. - a.,
cadillac 77oa or IN -56a7
-A42l-ll---At-i-.i4fA yae-ni 6.room
frame. nice basement oil circulating
heater decorations good Si-2nn 81 poo
down open daily ~ g m " n. Mori
An Tn.tL-..lH -.-l-.l
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HOTELS

CEDW yolr own. buy a little farm near
FUyaT OAK = BC.- XZSU, only IS On.
Tronley FL 65e7. 200 y. Main. r o.
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FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT
APIS. FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED

FREE RF%T and board 10 couple foi
Wtfe's services Vermont 1926.
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uGTTL WASHINGTON. 2l30 Cass--con
-XenlGEt-- pleasant -l--s,lS-- &s -dailE and -u
MELROsE HOTELS East Canneld.
every room mas shower, tfausients,
s. 50 dnuhe
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piNE AND DANCE

TAT At SHORE IS
frnr IS Warren tttr Sfha
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-03
MISS CLITHERO DOES
 DEFENSE WORK. SOUTH

Miss Laura Jeane Clithero, for mer Sitka news editor, and daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Russell Clith- ero, has been doing defense work at the Winslow Shipyards on Bain- bridge Island, according to word received by her parents.
 Miss Clithero completed welding school and is now doing finishing at the shipyard. She is living with her aunt, Mrs. F. Cowell
 In September Miss Clithero ex- poets to apply for the U. s. Ma rine Corps Auxiliary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-03

lines for Juneau to join Mrs. Smith meyer who went to Juneau last week.
 Sgt. and Mrs. Smithmeyer expect to return to Sitka with Alaska Coastal Airlines next Monday While in Juneau they are staying at the Baranof Hotel and visiting Mrs Smithmeyers brother and sister-in- law, MT. and Mrs Henry Sully.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-03
Y SITKA NEWS 4

she has spent several days visit ing. She made the trip over to Ju- neau by steamer and is to return today with Alaska Coastal Airlines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-03
EPISCOPAL GUILD
 MEETS ON TUESDAY

Members of the Episcopal Guild are to meet on Tuesday at the Manse and will enjoy pot-luck luncheon preceding the meeting. The afternoon will be spent work ing on the kneeling benches which will be stained and repaired.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-03
J. l.. MCNAMARA MAKES
 TRIP TO JUNEAU TO
 SEE INFANT DAUGHTER

J. L. McNamara left this week for Juneau to spend few days making the acquaintance of his infant daughter born at St. Ann's Hospital last Sunday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-03
MRS. JACK CALVIN
 AND DAUGHTER ARE
 HOME FROM SOUTH

Mrs. Jack Calvin and her daugh- ter. Lois, returned Monday from a trip to the States. They spent about six weeks in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-03
COURT PARTY LEAVES
 AFTER SHORT

Judge George F. Alexander, U. s. Attorney w. A. Holzheimer and Clerk of the Court R. E. Coughlin
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-03

Enough peanuts called 943 U s. railroad tank pea goals s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-03
MRS. RUSSELL CLITHERO
 RETURNS FROM JUNEAU

Mrs. Russell Clithero is due to return today from Juneau where
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-03

MORE sITKA NEWS ON PAGE l;
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
Ell ARZOBISPO DE MEXICO
.APOYA Ell ESFUERZO DE
GUERRA DEL GOBIERNO
DE AVILA CAMACHO

Ciudad de Mexico MARIO s.
I'll arzobispo de MEXICO, monse-
nor Luis Maria Martinez, apo
va ell esfuerzo de guerra del go
bierno del general Avila CANA
cho y pide a la juventud coope-
re lealmente con las autorida-
DIES.
Aunque las potencias del Eje
no son mencionadas por ell pre-
lado, la actitud de la iglesiaS
cat6lica mejicana es que Ell ma
zismo constituye una amenaza
para La libertad humane.
LA tristeza de las madres
bien Sc entiende; pero elias de-
ben mostrar resignation y So
bre TODD recordar que sus hijos
retornaran pronto, luego de ha-
Der sido beneficiados por un re
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
Ell vAT1cANo D A
LOS M~ALHECHORES NAZIS

La radio del Vaticano, en-
emission a la Francia ocupada
por los nazis, segun la Oficina
de information de Guerra, pc
dia la Coercion y ell Castigo'
para "los que no dejen pen
sar a los demas." Ell locutor
del Vaticano diio que "los peo
res malhechos son los que pa
ra mantener su prestigio, ST.
lencian a los que los rodean
y repiten bajo distintos disfra
ces formulas muy apartadas
de la verdad."
LA sociedad debe evitar
que los desequilNbrados disc
minen su falta de equilibrio
mental entire los debiles," a.
gregaba la emission. LA socie-
dad debe evitar los excesos,
pero debe dejar al hombre
gran amplitud de criterio y no
restringir su dignidad perso-
nal. Cuando no Sc permite al
hombre vivir Su vida natural,
y cuando Sc pone coto a sus
facultades, la conciencia Sc re
bella. Los que gobiernan la CO.
munidad deben de tener como
cimiento cabal de sus respon-
sabilidades ante DioS."
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
Sc APROXIMA Ell RACIO-
NAMIENTO DE LA CARNE
Y LA MANTEQUlULlA

Washington, mario 81 Se
acerca ell dia del racionamiento
de la mantequiMa, queso, acct
ties y manteca, 10 mismo que ell
de la carne. Creese que ell ra-
cionamiento de carne por soma
ma, Sc fijara en- 134 libras por
persona, sin diferencia de edad.
Abril l., segdn Sc calcula,
marcara ell comienZo del racio-
namiento de queso, mantaqui-
liza, aceites Y manteca. Ell de la
carne empezara el dia % de es-
lie mes.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
RECIBE R TRES CON
Ell CA
lPITAN DAVIS

Ell captain Nelson P. Davis,
hijo de los esposos o. M. Davis
de esta ciudad, notified aver a
sus padres que lie han concedi-
dos otras tres condecoraciones
ademas de la estrelle de plata,
como recompensa por la parte
que tuviera, ell aho pasado, en-
ell bombardeo de un buque
nippon.
Las nuevas condecoraciones
son la Cruz de DISTINCTION en
la Aviaci6n, la medalla de los
aviadores Y la Orden de "Pur-
pile Heart.
Davis escribi6 recientemente
que muchos de los j6venes que
La gaceta., 1943-03-03

de la Glicina- por Nine.
Chang Kai Shek, auxilio chi-
no. Cuando nina, la estrella
del cine, sohaba en- ser misio-
nera en- China; hoy 10 que mas
desea es TRAFALGAR en- una Pc
licula de la vida verdalera de
los chinos en- tiempos moder-
nos. Dice Barbara que ell como
Ger a Nine. Chang Kai Shek
personalmente lie produciria
una de las emociones inolvida-
BILE de la vida. Els probeble que
Sc cumpla su deseo antes de
que la famosa mujer vuelva
de los Estados Unidos a Chun-
king.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
HITLER Y MUSSOLINI CON.
F~ERENCIARON LA SEM A
MA PASADA

Berna, Suiza, mario g.
Las noticias de Roma revelan
que Benito Mussolini Y Adolfo
Hitler Sc entrevistaron secre'
tamete ell microbes de la Sc
mana pasada, en- la frontera
austro-italiana, y que este coin
cidi6 con una noticia sobre la
retirada del ejercito italiano
en- ell frente russo.
Mussolini di6 la noticia por
la Radio de que las bajaS del
ejercito italiano son conside-
rabies. y
La gaceta., 1943-03-03

Los lugares a donde Sc les ha
destinado y en- los cuales %proyectan
establecer escuelas, son: Chalca y
Temuco en- Chile; Lima y Puno en-
Peru; Guayaquil en- Ecuador, ash
como varios lugares de Centre
America,
Ell Obispo Alfonso Escalante, de
Bolivia, inform6 que va tiene desig-
|nados, en- las regiones de la selva,
los sitios para levantar las escuelas
que seran ocupadas por la delega-
ci6n que actualmente Sc encuentra
en- csc pals.
La Orden Maryknoll, mientras
tanto, anunci6 que IA en- I'm grupo
de 16 misioneros, que fueron inter-
nados con otros americanos cuando
los japoneses Sc apederaron de
Hong Kong, han llegado sanos y
salvos a una mission de la Orden
IMaryknoll establecida en- la China
Ilibre. Los otros dos misioneros
lrestantes Sc ofrecieron para per-
manecer voluntariamente en- ell
de prisioneros que los iapo-
lneses tienen en- HING Kong~
La gaceta., 1943-03-03


de la famosa orden catolica de
misioneros llamada de los Pa
dres Maryknoll, que fueron
hechos prisioneros por los ja-
poneses en- China a principles
de la guerra, Sc encuentran va
en- canine hacia Centre y Sur
America para ocupar los pues-
tos que les han sido designa-
dos.
Este es ell segundo grupo de mi
sioneros que ha enviado la Orden
Maryknoll a las otras rep1blicas
americans. La misma 0rden pro-
yecta enviar un total de 100 sacer=
dotes. La primera delegation, COM
puesta de 20 sacerdotes, esta ac-
tualmente en- Bolivia. Otro grupo
partira en- MARIO hacia los pafses
del Sur. va salieron 81 misioneros
hacia Chile, Peru, Ecuador y otras
remotas regiones de Centre Anne
RIGA para llevar a cabo su obra de
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
LA SRA. CHANG KAI SHEK
PIDE EQUAL OPORTUNIDAD
PARA TODAS LAS MAGIC
MES

New York, mario 3.-Pre-
sentada por Wendell Wilkie, ell
excandidato de los republfsat
nos a la presidential, la Sra.
Chang Kai Shek, la espoSa del
generalsimo chino, haIbl6 aver
en- la Madison Square Garden,
en- presencia de $1,000 personals
Y dijo que las Naciones Unidas
debieran tratar d perdonar,
en- ell periodic de la post7guerra,
a los que ahora nos injurian y
recordar solamente las leccio-
mes aprendidas.
Juno con la Sra. Chang to-
maron asiento en- la platafor-
ma, hacienda promesas de ayu-
da a China, los gobernadores
de los estados de New York,
Maine, New Hampshire, Yer
mont, Massachusetts,, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, Pennsyl-
vaia y New Jersey.
Ell general Arnold, jefe de la
aviaci6n americana, lie ofreci6
que ell Jap6n sera bombardeado
dia tras dia y noche tras noche
hasta lograr la complete des-
trucci6n del enemigo en- su sue
10.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
LOS HUNGAROS LIBRES Sc
REUNIERON EN- CUBA

Habana, mario 3.-Los hun
garos libres residences en- Gu
ba celebraron aqui una asam-
blea bajo la presidente del DR..
Raul Misner, exprofesor de la
Universidad de Zurich.
Acord6 la asamblea publican
una proclama y definir sus as
piraciones democraticas. "Nues
tros fines son patri6ticos, pero
no partidaristas. Dentro de la
Odganizacl6n no seran toIera-
das controversies politicas."
La gaceta., 1943-03-03

misiones. Cinco de ellos estuvieron
anteriormente %prestando servicios
como misioneros en- ell 0riente.
Labor Diaria"
Los sacerdotes Sc mostraban in
decisos para describir sus peripe-
cias en- manos de los japoneses, pues
aceptaron los deberes y peligros de
tai situaci6n como los de un "dia
corriente de labor" seg1n EXPIRE
sara uno de ellos.
Han aprendido ell idioma espanol
y ell portuguese, algo de medicina y
cirugfa elemental, 10 cual viene a
sumarse a sus conocimientos peda-
'g6gicos y experienced, capacitando-
los ampliamente para llener 81 CO.
metido en- las regiones mas remotaE
de los paises a que van,
"Estamos preparados, dijo ell por.
|tavoz de ellos, para cumplir con e
deseo que tiene la Iglesia de contri'
BUR a la ammonia del ~hemisferio,
a legarle a la juventud del manans
una congregation de paises intima'
mente unidos,"
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
81 listed va a comprar I'm Iaxante
conteste primero estas ; preguntas

guntG. iPor que Sc hace ell Black
Draught en- 2 formas? Respuesta.
Porque muchas personals piensan que
la forma granulada es mas
facil de tomar.
Black-Draught cuesta solo rs cts.
por 25 o 40 dosis. Els puramente her
lal, usualmente suave Y act1a prom
to Y por complete. Siga las direccio-
mes de la etiqueta.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
PLEITos Y DIVORCES

Nuevas demandas: Fred Les
lie, Jr., contra LaVonne Marie
Leslie; Bessie Luisa Gee contra
William B. Gee; Katherine Me
Griff contra Nathaniel Nc
Griff; Mary f. Scarborough
contra Henry n, Scarborough.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
MATRIMONI0S

Nicolas Roppolo, jr., % y Ro
sa Santimonte, 26; Ralph j.
Gilpin, "a, y Lois Pierce, 10;
James T. Duncan, 40, y Matte
Harwell, 81; Julian Lindsey,
18, y Doris Keeks, III; jose
Doyle, 81, y Shirley Margaret
Pierce, 20; Paul Lorenzo Per-
kins, Al, y Bessie Baggett, Al.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03

PreguntG. iPor que la mayor par
tie de las personals escogen un laxan-
tie popular en- lugar de un producto
menos conocido- Respuesta. Porque
generalmente n que es popular ca
81 siempre conquista ell respeto de las
personals qe 10 usan. Pregunta. iCual
es ell laxante que Sc vende Y goza de
popularidad con cuatro generacio-
mes? Respuesta. Black raught. Pre-
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
GANDHI TERMINO HOY SUI
AYUNO

Nueva Delhi, India, MARIO 8.
-Gandhi termin6 hoy en- Poo
ma, palacio de Aga Khan, SUI a.
yuno de 81 dias en- protesta por
que ell Virrey r Wantiene con-
finado.
Sc propoe probar ell gobier-
MO de la India, presentando'
pdlblic9mente sus cargos, que
Gandhi y el Congreso de TCda
ia India sabotearon ell ano pasa
do las lineas de communication
mes del general Wavell.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03

gimen de discipline que mas
tarde les sera muy 9TH en- su III
cha por la vida. Esta separa-
ci6n temporal es inevitable y es
el deber de TODD cat6lico aten-
der las llamadas de la Patria y
por ende de las mobiles y legiti-
mas medidas adoptadas por
nuestro gobierno.
la iglesia esta dispuesta a
cooperar con ell gobierno en- to-
do 10 que sea necesario, vistas
las condolences anormales y la
amenaza a la libertad humana.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
BEBIO ZUMO DE
A

Poona, India, Mario 3.Ter-
minado su ayuno de 81 dias,
Ghandi, bebi6 hoy zumo de ma
rama diluido en- aqua. Compile
to los 81 dias a las 9:30 de la
mafana. Aparentemente su es-
tado fisico es bueno.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03

Tieenese entendido que ell
DICTATOR italiano lie prometi6
a Hitler mandar mas tropas a
Russia. Tambien convino Italia
en- reanudar las operaciones
navales y aereas en- ell Medi-
terraneo y mandar obreros pa
ra las industries alemanas.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
ESTADOS UNIDOS M p
DE ESPANA POR VALOR
DE &c, OOO,0 900 DE PESETAS

Madrid, mario 3.-Estados
Unidos compr6 en- Espana du-
rante ell ano 1912, se1n la Ca
mara de Concrete Americana
&c Barcelona presidida por Ra
mon PAMELA, mercancias vaiua
das en- $4,000, 900 de pesetas
orc.
Este dinero equivale a $751;
600 d6lares y Sc ast6 en- aceite,
who's y otros productos.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03

aIhora Sc entrenan para la avia
ci6n no tendran que salir 81 Ru-
STA sigue avanzando otro. mes
mas.
"La avlaci6n alemana ha
perdido SUI potencia de ataque
y Sc debilita de dia en- dia.
La gaceta., 1943-03-03
RHEUMATISM

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La gaceta., 1943-03-03
ESTRELLA DEL CINE CON
POR CHINA

Washington, Mario g. A
Barbara S~tanwyck, estrella CT
nematografica, Sc lie confirm6
un honor especial-la Orden
The Omaha guide., 1943-07-10

Former Alderman Earl p. Dick
erson. who was a member Of the
Presidents Far Employment Prae-
tice Committee until last week,
macs many startling charges q
gainst President Roosevelt and the
Msgr. Frances Haas, new FEPC.
head.
Dickerson charged that Under
the new order, which permits the
chairman to select his own person
mel and administer the distribution
OF the 500 o appropriation To the
committee, Msgr. Haas is given to
conclude that he exercises the au-
thority Of the whole committee.
The action Of Msgr. Haas III the
Mobile affair in which The certain
ly did not consult with me ana. ]
am informed. did not confer with
Mr.. Webster" indicates that he
understands the order to mean that
he Is the committee.
Continuing. Dickerson said. this
action by the President in destroy
ing a committee which : movllz
toward the realization Of its an
nounced purpose j. nothing more
or less than q seIlout IN the react
ionary elements 0f this counrry.
press Photo Service, Inc.)
The Omaha guide., 1943-07-10
CO1Ored Soldiers
to Remain at
Van Dorm; To
Armed

CENTERVILLE, Miss, July 9Th
ANPl. Not only VIII Negro
soldiers now stationed at Camp
Van Dorm remain there. but they
viii not be disarmed. it was learned
from reliable sources this week.
Following an outbreak here be-
tween Negro soldiers and white
Civilians Mississippi's governor
Paul B. Johnston had sent an ur-
gent wire TO Sec. Of War Stimson
calling for the removal Of the Ne
gro soldiers from this community.
in the interest of racial HARMONY"
Later representation was made
to Camp Van Dorn's Commanding
officer by local officials that Negro
soldiers stationed there be com
pletely disarmed. Taking a firm
stand, the commanding officer was
reported TO refuse this request on
the grounds that ITO disarm troops
who are being trained for Combat
duty would be a disgrace to the
The Omaha guide., 1943-07-10

United States"
A Negro soldier. whose name has
not been divulged, was shot and
killed by the sheriff here during
the recent outbreak. In a letter
sent to Sec. Stimson BY thurman *.
Gibson. Negro civilian aide to slim
son, it was pointed out that an in
vestigation of the disturbance re-
vealed the death of only one sold
Ter, instead Of three as had been
announced in one Negro newspa-
per.
Conditions here have returned TO
normal and no further incidents or
trouble is expected. The town Of
C~enterville has been placed out OF
bounds for Negro soldiers at Camp
Van Dorm. and as a result many
shops and places Of amusement
have been forced to close. Negro
soldiers are now going to nearby
Glouster and Natchez for amuse-
ment and recreation.
The Omaha guide., 1943-07-10
p. b. Young to F.E.P.C.;
Dickers0n Dropped
Earl B. Dickerson Hts
New F. E. P. C. Head

1service for the International Har-e
vester Company. Chicago; r.. p.
Youn, veteran publisher Of the Nor
folk Wa.) Journal and Guide, chair
man of the Southern Durham) Con
ference on Race Relations, and
chairman OF the board, Howard uni
versity; and Samuel Zemurray,
president Of the United Fruit oln
pany, New Orleans.
The members of the old Commit
tee who were held over, all repres-
enting labor, are John Brophy
Congress Of Industrial Organization
Milton P. webster, international
Vice president Brotherhood Of the
Sleeping Car Porters, Chicago; and
Boris Shiskin, American Federation
Of Labor.
Earl 3. Dickerson, Chicago law
yer and militant member of the
original Committee. was not among
those r~eappointed. For sometime
there had been some apprehension
that he might Be dropped.
No statement from the President
accompanied the announcement Of
the names. There is a possibility
that an official swearing in Of the
committee members might be held.
FIR. Haas was in Detroit at the time
Of the White House release and
could not be reached for comment
or for a statement as to when he
would call the initial meeting Of
the new committee.
Meanwhile some effort has been
made to determine what the adm
illustrative organization Of FEPC.
might be like. Malcolm Ross. Tor
six yearh director of information
for the National Labor Relations
board, viii be executive director. it
is understood. He takes the spot
LETT vacant by Lawrence W. Cram
err who left two weeks ago prepar
atory to entering the army. Prof.
George Nj. Johnson viii continue
as assistant o rsecond in command
to Ross.
1t is expected that FIR. Haas viii
have a more detailed statement to
make on his organization sometime
after he has held the first meeting
Of the committee.
The Omaha guide., 1943-07-10
BAPTIST TO CHICAGO IN SEPTEMBER

The 20. 900 delegates who attend
ed the National Baptist Sunday
School Convention at Cincinnati
Ohio. June z2-27. win long remem-
Der the stirring remarks Of the
five distinguished characters pic
tured above. They are, reading.
left to right. the Rev. George VT.
Robinson. Des Moines. Iowa. chair
mar Of the National Baptist Con-
vention Home Mission Board; the
Re y.Thomos H. Harten, Pastor OF
Holy Trinity Baptist Church Of
Brooklyn; DR. IL III Rushbrooke.
London. England. President of the
Baptist World Alliance; the Rev
The Omaha guide., 1943-07-10
LAD NEBRASKA POWER
DOESN'T HAVE TO BE SOLD

Frank Heiniseh. chairman of the
Omaha On Guard Committee CON
menting on the disbanding of thu
Mayors business mems panel
created a year ago 10 study The To-
cal electric power situation, sail.
Now that we AZ know Nerras; 4
Power Company doesn't have to be
sold and that we have Il. r. POI u
keen Consumers cut. Nebraska
I cwer Company srtuld be left as
l is.
Thd- Nebraska Power c mpany
uoesnI have t. be .oid was diary
brought out in a telegram sent b.
the Securities and Exchange Com