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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-09
lame liz Ljubljane

Pc dolgem molku bonn spet
DIAL malo Slime il sebe. Ko sem
Sc zadnjic oglasu v cajtengah,
nj bio treba sparat ma nobeni
stvari, zdaj pa Re dosti reel pri-
manjkuje, samo Jozetu Pograj-
Gu Sc ne primanjkuje tobaka "a
eikat.
Zadnjie je odvrgu izpred Kol-
landreve kanclije tako veliko
kuglo kar ma Sine st. clairske
strit-kare, da je uboga uliena
kar poskoeila, ko je sla eez tisti
elk.
Pri Jurju Krancicu Sc zdaj
krava ne We, kaku Sc pise. Kaj
pa, &c bi sla krava v vecna To-
visea, pa BE nj krseena? Potem
TAKEN hi morala v kravji pekel,
in ia veliki greh hi nosil joe
Pograjc, ker il nj prisel podelit
kravji krst, ko je bill oficijelni
dan "a izvrsitev vsega potreb-
mega. joe, Jurij pravi, da &c DO
incl Sc kaksnega "bebicka", da
ga tt ne hos krstil, ker nate Sc
ne more zanesti. JAZZ pa apeli-
ram, da hi ma krst kar pozabili
in Sc rajsi zaeeli pripravljati "a
obhajanje vsega dobrega. Zdaj
DO lepse vreme, in ne hi bio mic
napacnega, &c hi Sc vecja druz-
ba zabavala s o%bhajanjem v
bliznji bodocnosti. Sc We, Jurij
Kraneie hi incl glavno besedo,
Sc rece, &c lahko dobi potreben
material "a tako obhajanje.
/ Kakor pc navadi
Vas Zane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-09
UREDNIk0VA p0STA

berger in John Frankovic izro-
ella $3.50.
Pc $500: Mr.. in Mrs. J. Zu-
govic, Turney Rd.; pc $1.0O FIR.
stemberger, Victor stemberger,
Frank ziberna, L. Perhavec,
Anton Barbic, Anton Meljac IL
Rosewood Ave-, Mrs. Theresa
Bizjak, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Mer-
var, Anton Zala, Rudy Cergol,
Frank Orehovec, John Dolinar,
Rudy stemberger, Frank Lu-
kac, Mrs. Frances Firem, Mrs.
Rozi Slokar, Tony Dodic in FIR.
Tomato il Vineyard Ave., J,
Miklaus, ]. Frankovic IL Is &C.
ste, Ant. Homar Prince Ave.,
Anton Kastelec, "a St., Joseph
Kastelec E. Sc st, Aug. Filipic,
Pc Soc: Paul Bizjak Macomb
Ave., John Pestotnik Connecti-
cut, in IL. Kenik Wire St.
Nabiralca Mr.. Zidar in Mr..
Gilha Union Ave., sta izrocila
$25.75.
Darovalci $500 Anton Kor-
dan. Pc $500 Rudy Kenik, An
ton Rus, Theresa Papes, Louis
Ferfolia vsi il Union Ave-, FIR.
Godec, SO St., John Gliha,.
Pc $1.O0: Jennie Blatnik, l..
.Gliha, Anton Gliha, Ladi Turk,
vsi IL Union Ave., Frank Ra-
ker, Fuller Ave, Rudy Mismas,
East S8 St., Joseph Hrvat, FIR.
Oberster, Anton zeleznik vsi il
st. Catherine St., Joe Lbrani-
tex 8911 st. Catherine Ave. 75c
Mary Skebe Iston.
Nabiralka Mrs. Mary Filipo-
vic izrocila $4,000.
Darovali sledeci: $500 Bart
lett Furniture Go. 131 St, $500
Agnes Zurc, E. 121 St.; $500
Ger Cesek Ferrngdan st., Mrs.
Nitric, Glendale Ave.
Pc s1.O0: Mrs. Kmet, Mrs.
Miklie, ODE ma 118 St., Mrs.
FLAX 154 ST., mrs. salaman Sir.
Mrs. Rege1 il Miles Ave, Fran
ces zadnik, Mrs. Urbaneic, Mrs.
Omefza vsi u Ferrengdan st.,
Mrs. Horvat 3. IA St., CT. Ia
bernak, Anton Russian il Ben
wood, Anton Erjavec IL Corlett,
Mrs. l.. Germ, Mrs. Ed. Kofol il
Glendale, Mr.. skrl in Mr.. Mel
JAG sta izrocila $3.50 Daroval-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-09
DVOJE sMRTNIH OBsODB v
sKANDALU MA HRVAsKEM

. Washington. svedski daso-
PTS Svenska Dagbladet objav-
liza brzojavko, katero je prejel
owl, Xxi poroea o "veliki serrza-
elf" v zasedeni Jugoslavfji "a
radi obsodbe dveh vladnih Il
radnikov, o~btozenih izsiIjevanja
Y vefikem obsegu in tihotapstva
2 valutami. . svedsko sporocilo
dale imena sekretarja Havrane-
ga v financnem ministrstvu in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-09
Porocilo podruznice st. FL
SANS, newbursko okrozje

Cleveland = Newburgh, O. -
Spodaj so priobcena VISA ime-
MS in zneski darovalcev, kateri
50 denarno prispevali cd usta-
novitve pa do zadnje seize:
Pc $500: Drustvo MAS DOM
S.D.Z. st. so; Slovenska zenska
zveza st. At; in Mr.. Jacob Res
mix IL 81 cesti: $500 Joseph
Lekan 81 St.; Math Zupancic
81 St..
Pc $1.00: Mrs. Ida Brozic,
Rosewood Ave.; Wiki Hocevar,
81 St., Kastelec il Stanley Ave.,
Anton Zidar, John Skrl, John
Frankovic, Mrs. Angela Stra-
Ear, Mrs. stepic, Mrs. Ajdisek,
Dom. Blatnik, Joseph Kenik,
:Gorenc, Maple Heights.
Pc SOC: Semanic in neimeno-
vani, skupaj $4,000.
Mr.. Gorenc in Mr.. Perko il
Maple Heights, Ohio sta izroci-
la $500. Darovalci so sledeci:
$1,000 drustvo Dom" SDZ st.
Is; $500 DIR. sv. Druzine K. S.
K. J. st. 2O7; Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
Simoneic, Miller Ave-; Mr.. in
Mrs. Stayec Jr., Stanley Ave.
Pc $500: FIR. Logan, Stanley
Ave.; Mr.. in Mrs. Perusek Mil.
Ter Ave.
Pc $500: Fred Filips, John
zupanc, MI. in Mrs. wreck in
JOS. Wreck il Greenhurst, v.
zimsek, Andrew Hocevar, Mr..
in Mrs. Zupancic, MI. in Mrs. ].
Yemec in Mr.. in Mrs. Kastelec
il Stanley Ave-, Mr.. in Mrs.
Perko, Mr.. in Mrs. .Breznikar,
Mrs. B. Fortuna IL Miller Ave-,
Ant. Gorenc, Freint St., w. Po-
nikvar, Broadway.
Pc $500: Mike Hrovat, John
Hrovat, Mrs. Lipnos, JOS. Le-
gan, FIR. Stavec IL Stanley Ave.
Stanley Lipnos, FIR. Jelusic, FIR.
Vercek, Mrs. Cole, Mr.. in Mrs.
Bob, Louis Lipnos, Anton Fl.
lips, liz Miller Ave-, Perhne,
Greenhurst, aGregor Hribar, OF,
ties, Andrew Rein, Pease Road
in Peter Zarkavic, Beach Ave.
Nabiralca MIR. Frank stem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-09
Lokalni odbor st. 2 JPO,SS

Imena darovalcev, XII jIh pri-
obcamo pod TEN naslovom, SO
vpisana v knjigo, il katere bodo
"a Mani pozni rodovi lahko VI
deli, da je zivel ia ali oni Slo-
venec, XII mu je bill pri srcu ma
predek in XII ie bill pripravljen
pomagati svojim krvnim bra
tom onstran morja. Pomagat
jim v casu najvecje potrebe in
trpljenja, XII ga prenasajo pod
peto krvoloenega zavojevalca,
'da 81 S tenn vsaj delno opomore-
jo.
Prispevali so sledeci: v Ena-
kopravnosti so bila priobcena
nekatera imena in sem prejel
$4,000 in cd Cankarjeve usta-
move pa sem prejel $500.
Pc $500 so prispevali: L. Ia
koma, Washington je postal
petak G.. J. Porenta, dale Mr..
in Mrs. John Petric in pray ia
ko njegov brat in njegoya SO.
proga Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Pc
trio ter Frank Gabriel.
.Po $500 so prispevali: Mr.
in Mrs. John J. Zaman in Mrs.
Angela Molina.
Pc $2.00 so prispevali: Louis
Perme, Anton Urbancic, Mr.. in
Mrs. A. Tavzel, Leo Kausek in
Matt Kastelic.
Pc $1.00 so prispevali: Mrs.
Stefanic, Srecko Erzen, Paulina
Lumber, Julia Peternel in Ivan
Babnik.
Nabiralci, kateri so mi izro-
Gill gornje vsote so: Janko N.
Rogeli Ludvik Medvesek, John
Centa in Mrs. Jos. PetriG. Vsem
darovalcem gre prisrena zahva-
la, kakor tudi nabiraleem. LIE
tako naprej, pa bono kmalu
zopet poslali lepo vsoto ma CLAW
nj stan. Posebno pa apeliram
ma odbor in zastopnika, da Sc
vsi skupaj malo bolj potrudimo
"a to akcijo, da CHM vec dopN
nesemo, "a kar smo bill libra
nj.
V zadnjem mojem porocilu so
Sc mi vrinile neljube pomote pri
imenih in vsotah. Namesto j.
mena R. Kozjan hi Sc. morale
glasiti Rudy Kozan, splosno po-
znani delavec, XII ina tax posel,
da VAN IL vasih starih cevljev
napravi skoro move; dale ime
Henry Krnajc je pravilno He
'nry Kranjc; dale pri vsoti, XII
jo je daroval mas ma drustve-
mem polju marljivi delavec: FIR.
Wirant je bio porocano, da je
daroval $500, pravilno je $500.
Use tie prosim, da mi opposite
neljube pomote. &c Sc v BODICE
Sc kaj slicnega primeri, prosim
prizadete, da mi pomote sporo-
&c in Jill bono z veseljem po-
pravili. - j
Pozdrav, ~ Z
Joseph okorn, biagajnik.
- - -. : % =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-09

eIsteFS O%SII Hu SuS "scs nJCf cc "
zelskegn z~iUljenju.
ci: $500 Mrs. J. Terlep Aetna
Rd., $500 Mr.. A. Udrie, Aetna
Rd., Frank Kosak il 80 st.
Pc $1.00: Mrs. F. Lindie E.
rs st., Joe Milavec Aetna Rd.,
V. Tekavcic Union Ave-, Rt.
Rev. J. Oman, J. stautihar, j.
Lekan, Frank sraj, J. strekal,
Mrs. F. sraj Mrs. Margaret
Mulh, FIR. Ferfolia, Mrs. Fran
ces Novak, j. Zimmerman, FIR.
Mulh, Joe Smrekar, Mrs. A.
Roman in Mrs. A. Gregorcic,
vsi il E. 80. cesti. - SOC Mrs.
F. Perhne 80 st.
Mr.. Resnik in Mr.. M. Zupan-
cic sta izrocila $3.50.
Darovalci: pc $500 Andy
Slak, Frank Gliha Isler Court,
Mike Wreck IS St., $1.50 Mrs.
Mary Zagorc Marble Ave.
Pc $1.0O: FIR. zefrin Aetna
Rd., John sustar, Isler Court,
Mrs. Stephania Mozie, Mrs. j.
Simoncie, John Kodek, in Mar
tin Strgar liz II ceste.
Mrs. Andisek in Mrs. Kenih
ste izroeiIi $1,000.
Darovalci: Pc $500 Fred
Krecic rs St. Pc $1.OO John
Peskar, JOS. Kenik, Mrs. Hoce.
var, Mrs. V. Skufca, Mrs. Jera
Urbancic, Mrs. Glivar Mary:
Mrs. P. Bukovec, Mr.. in Mrs
Blatnik, Mrs. Angela Arko:
Mrs. in Mr.. Planinsek, Mrs. Va.
leneie, Mary Koeevar vsi il rs
ceste. ]. Zupancic Union Ave
in Mr.. Marincic liz Is St. -
Nseh dohodkov je bio do 9,
maja, 1913 $243.25.
Izdano: Receipt book" Nabi.
ralne knjizice, papir in znamke
$30.23.
Ma 81. urad SANS-a poslanc
$4,000
Skupaj $230.23
V blagajni pri podruznici O.
stane $13.02.
Pojasnilo: - Oznacena so i,
mena darovalcev, kateri so da.
rovali do 9. maja, Kateri so Cd
dali pc tenn dnevu bodo njih j.
mena priobcena v bodocem pc.
rocilu.
Sklep zadnje seize je bill, da sc
DO obiskovalo pc hisah oziroma
nabiralo ma vsake tri mesece
prostovoljne darove.
V imenu nash trpecih bra.
tov in sester v domovini Sc il
:reka prisrcna hvala vsem nabi-
ralcem (kam) in darovalcem
(kam). Komur nj bilo do sedaj
v, enem ali drugem oziru mogo-
&c prispevati DO v bodoce Sc
pray lahko daroval, v slucaju,
da. vas nj nobeden obiskal, we'd
no lahko izrociti vas denar PR
.enem ali drugemu odborniku.
Bodoea sejas DO " nedeljo 10.
junija oh 8. uri popoldne Y
Slovenskem narDdnem domu, ma
80 cesti.. Proseni ste vsi, kate
ri Sc zanimate "a to stvar, po-
sebno pa vsi drustveni zastop-
niki, nabiralci in nabiralke.
Delujmo vsi skupno in slozno
ter maj nam bodo v misIih we'd
no nasi trpeci rojaki v domovi-
nj, kako nam DO mogoce jim
pomagati, da Sc Jill Gin, p:;sje
resi- = ker 81 sami ne morejo
pomagati.
Narodni pozdrav "a SANS st.
=. Helen Tomato, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-09

kolaka, sefa oddelka v yuma
MEM ministrstvu.
V brzojavki svedskemu listu
Uppsala Nya Tidning je receno,
da je hrvaska policija, katero
kontrolirajo nacisti, izjavila, da
bodo sorodniki oseb, XII so me-
varne "a javni mir ali red, mo-
gle biti posiane v koncentraciil
ska taborisca, a njihovo imetF
zaplenjeno.
Office of War InfornatR
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-09
LETAIm
MA SREDNJEM, z HI

V svoji stevilki cd Z. maja pi-
Sc bitten Omitted Nations at
War:
"Grski letalci ma Srednjem
vzhodu sc Re bore v vrstah an
gleske Raj. Najnovejsi pripad-
mix zavezniskih Ietalskih oddel-
kov, XII tako odlicno sodelujeio
v vrstah Raj, pa je Jugoslavi-
ia. Njeni .letalski oddelki dozdaj
Sc MISC nastopii, toda mostvo
Sc Sc prav pridno vezba.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Herb Jeffries Heads
New Recording Firm

The Excelsior Record company
made its debut in the recording
field with two numbers which your
writer feels are destined 10 become
hits. The Excelsior company oper-
ates in Hollywood, Calf.
At the head of the Excelsior COM
pany are Herb Jeffries and Leon
Rene. Both are we'll known in the
music world. Jeffries became prom
inent as vocalist with Duke Ell
lington's orchestra and Rene gained
an international reputation as the
composer OF that beautiful ballad,
When the Swallows Come Back
to Capistrsno." This ballad was
first recorded by Celle Burke, spon-
sored by a recording company that
was organized here in Detroit -
the Ammor Record company. Tony
Vance, the executive secretary OF
the Paradise Valley Music Machine
association. was the executive sec
rotary of the Ammor Record COM
psny, one OF the few Race members
ever TO be an executive in an all
white corporation.
One of the records produced by
Excelsior features Jeffres. This is
a number entitled AT Least You
Could Save Me a Dream" written
by Otis Rene and Joe Greene. THIS
is sweet. sentimental number
which Jeffries vocalizeS with a sub
dued chorus singing in the back
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

This is the time Of the year when cold
misery hits you a body blow in two
places-in the breathing passages of
your head. and upper chest. Nasal
stiffness, muscular soreness. cough
ing. redeemed nostrils, chapped skin,
broken sleep. all add up to a miser-
able, draggy feeling that pleads for
real help. Grandma's first answer was
mutton suet which she medicated in
her own way. She rubbed 1t on,
covered with warm flannel and tucked
you under the covers.
The good cid days live again
better than ever :. IN Penetro. the
modern stirring-stimulating salve with
a base OF the same kind of old fash
toned mutton suet that Grandma put
such faith IN. Science has added five
special ingredients. menthol, thymol.
camphor. methvl salicvlste. and tur-
pentine to make q combination for
such cold mlsenes that brings real
medication IN base that melts almost
instantly ~ body touch releasing
soothing vapors ~ sweep INTO cold
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

The annual community program
sponsored by hey/Department OF
Boulevards add Recreation will be
held at Brewster Recreation center,
637 Brewster, March 10. starting al
80 pm.
The program will have war
background. Mrs. Villa Malone will
present group OF young girls in
games drills and songs. Mrs. Dor
oihy. Siege has. prepared for the
presentation OF boys, girls and
adult .choruses. Jan.es Brown has
arranged plans for boys in army
drills, games and $choruses, while
John Glover has an army drill and
mass boxing Emergency bandaging
by Brewster Boyscout troops will
be under Earl Singer.
In addition, there will be rifle
demonstration by girls, boys and
women under Clarence Gatliffe. The
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
DR.. PATTERSON
SAYSOUR FIGHT.
PART OF plan
Race Struggle Is Part
Of World Freedom
Fight

BIRMINGHAM, Ala "Bccsus,
hey are closely related N fact. ",
must. IN our Own ihlnk sS<oclsi,
our aspirations and activities foi
ION cijzensh p status with the grea
struggle Of or country and s..ie'
agaird AXIS tyranny on a world
scale" Or + ID Patterson declared
,ere las; SATURDAY.
Dr. Patterson spoke al q banquet
gwen IN observance OF the SIKH an
n.NerSary OF the Southern Negro
Youth conference last SATURDAY
n. shi al the Masonic Temple
Approximately 200 guests APP
plauoed DR. Patterson and other
speakers who paid tribute 10 the
work and achievements OF he youth
organization DR. James f Jackson
Jr. educational director Of the
SNYC., reviewed the history and
program OF the militant youth group
The historic task Of our genera
ton is 10 gam the goa, Of complete
citizenship ghts just as freedom
from slavery was the historic task
OF Lincoln and Douglas generation.
Jackson declared ito achieve our
objective. requires that We carry the
fight against all manner OF d;scrlmi-
nation 10 gain the immediate right
10 use our whole energies IN the
war aSainSt the comman enemy OF
all msnkind-the Nazi axis
James F. Kelly. grand secretary OF
the. IBPOEW. was POSTMASTER and
presided over a speakers table OF
prominent Southerners ,mong whom
were Bishop B. G. Shaw. Father j
Clyde Perry Asbury Howard III
MSW tClOO. Norman Randall,
Acipo YMCA; Mrs H. C. Bryant.
National Board YWCA: W H
Hollins. NAACP Mrs Sallie An
derson. City Federation Of Colored
Womens Clubs: Eb Cox SWOC,
CClOO. Chief Fetty Officer James
Smith.--U S Nit Robert. Johnson.
Rev. John Hunter. l.. II. Britt, AT.
OF L.
Piano interludes were rendered
by Miss Cornelia Perry In his
speech. DR. Patterson stated that.
Never before in history have so
many people and nations been en-
gagged in a struggle for freedom at
one and the same time. II is silly to
imagine that Negroes will not also
raise their sights on freedom now.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

clogged upper breathing passages Of
nose and throat with every breath
you take.
You'll delight, too, in the way
Penetro relieves distress Of cold-wearv
chest muscles-part OF its ingredients
are readily absorbed by the top skin
and its prompt counter-lrritant action
brings that Redeemed glow of blood
flow where 1t Is applied to show you
that one of the most important natu-
raj forces OF your own body is on the
job for you.
No wonder so many mothers are
making certain of getting Penetro's
pleasant relief by putting their call
for colds help this season in just FIVE
short words. "a jar OF Penetro, please. y
And mothers do talk. YOU know. en-
Enthusiastically and .approvingly when
they see Penetro in action. Handy to
use-clean and stainless. You must
like Penetro or purchase price re-
funded 25c. double supply Csc,
TO-DAY, get PENETRO. -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Urges Negroes To
Join Up With Unions

to be one the side. OF the labor re-
gime. We must understand" he
continued, 'the opportunity we
have today to organize the Negro
for labor, so that we can become
a great power.
The building OF goodwill as we
work side by side with other races
and the winning OF allies TO our
side. we're both stressed by Schuy-
Ter as ways in which the Negro
could help decide the question as
10 what's TO be done with them.
Forces which created enemies for
US were our department. vulgar
language, disorder and absenteeism
in tie various defense plants
Schuyler said.
The Negro has to show that he's
entitled to the things he demands. :"
Schuyler commented in closing his
lecture.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
LAWYER FILES PROTEST
OF ARREST WITH MAYOR

flee, and presently returned with
the Information that Bowling lad
ordered him to arrest my secretary
and me for obstructing justice. We
were arrested and taken before
Judge Arthur E. Gordon. who told
them that they exceeded their
authority in making the arrest
without a warrant.
fully understand that the police
department is administered by the
commissioner OF police. according
TO the provisions of tie charter OF
the city OF Detroit. This complaint
is submitted to you as chief exc
cutive officer. because il is a COM
plant against the department. in
GLIDING the commissioner. under
whose administration there is a
reign OF lawless activities by police
officers. in making unlawful en-
tries, arrests and sezures-abuses
which the present commissioner OF
police is either incompetent or un-
willing to control and correct, and
which should be corrected by you
as chief executive under the broad
powers and duties of your office
as sucE.
AS one who has heretofore borne
arms on foreign soil under the flag
Of the United States OF America. to
prevent the extinguishment OF the
torch Of liberty in the world, view
this as no time to acquiesce in the
REIMBURSEMENT OF fundamental citi-
zenship rights on the home front.
al TIE behest OF ambitious local
petty tyrants.
Therefore, earnestly intreat you
TO discharge your responsibility and
exert your powers. 10 the end that
Gestapo practices OF the police Of
the city be no longer tolerated.
Respectfully yours.
(Signed) Henry B. Taliaferro
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

Following his announcement last
week that he was making plans
10 sue Prosecutor William E Dow
ling and two policemen for a mil
lion dollars for damages following
his false arrest Feb %. Atty. Henry
B. Taliaferro has written a letter
of-prniest- Mayor Edward
leffries.
In this protest against high
handed acts OF illegslity by police
officers" Attorney Taliaferro calls
The mayors attention to what he
calls RUTHLESS disregard OF some
OF the commonest rights OF -citi-
zens."
He further charges that there sis
a reign OF lawless activities by po-
lice officers in making unlawful
entries, arrests and abuses which
The present commissioner OF police
is either incompetent or unwilling
10 control and correct, and which
should be corrected by you as chief
executive under the broad power
and duties OF your office as such. ="
The letter reads as follows.
February 81, l943
Hon. Edward J. Jeffries,
Mayor, City of Detroit,
City Hall.
Detroit. Michigan
Honorable Sir:
wish 10 bring to your attention.
and TO enter emphatic protest
against handed acts Of lille
gality by police officers of the
city of Detroit in their ruthl SIS
disregard OF some OF the common
est rights of citizens, and | cite
rs an example a very recent in
,.ance affecting me personally
On February 10, l943. while !
vas absent from my office. two
Detroit police officers, Clayton
Nowlin and Sergeant Baker APP
cared and rudely ordered my sec.
a,ary. Miss Georgina Harding TO
company them TO the Office Of
william F. Bowling. osecutin'
',orney. | returned while The Off
.ars were making their demand an
armed from them that it was 10
ne purpose of some sort OF inqu
ition which that official desired
% conduct.
informed them and her tina
unless there was a warrant or sub
poena. she was under no duty &
accompany them. Nowlin lief,
leaving Baker in charge OF my OF
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Nabbed AS Suspect, Man
COnfesses "a RObberies

MOBILE, Ala. - John Holt Jr..
p, who lives at 5 Sunset avenue,
was arrested early Tuesday. follow
ing routine fingerprint test
The test revealed that Hollis
fingerprints tailed with those left
at TIE Dew Drop Inn recently when
il was burglarized. and after ques
tioning by Detectives J. j Robinson
and r A. Sossaman, Holt made the
surprising confession OF havine
committed "a thefts in Mobile bust
ness establishments. the past year.
The detectives summary showed
that Holt had robbed FIVE OF the
places twice. and one Wimpy' S
restaurant on North Hallett street
- four times.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Ask yourself these 0"e> IONS
when you buy a laxative

it's called the friendly laxative"
Black Draught comes IN powder
cd or granulated form. Many say
the granulated is even easier TO
take. Is to 80 doses cost only 2sc
Be sure to follow label directio.a
Get Black-Draught from your deal
or today and have il handy next
time a laxative is needed.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Ration Book Thief
Gets so Day Tern,

Cephus. Of sos Alger so police
say had taken the gas coupon book
belonging to Harold Sanderson,
who had stopped at 804l John r
street TO purchase some gas on
February II,
Earl Morton OF Gil Medbury, the
owner OF the gas station told po-
lice that Cephus did not work for
him. after Sanderson had told po-
lice he had surrendered his book
10 Cephus at the gas station.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

Convicted by a Recorders Judge
Of stealing q "B" gas ration book
from a white motorist, James &C.
plus was sentenced to serve 90
days in Jail last week by Judge
John J. Maher.
The accused youth last week de-
MED stealing the gas rstioning cou-
pom book and OF being near the
alleged crime scene at the reported
hour OF the theft.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

Dues. What is the name OF lax.
ative that has been a popular and
respected favori,e with four genera
tions' Ans. Black Draught Dues
Is Black Draught purely herbsl'
Ans. Yes, and you'll find it easy to
take. Ques. Is Black Draught gen.
tie in action? Ans. Yes, it usually is.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

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