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larger than other theatre buildings
of the city
A great Improvement will be made
with the completion of the new
federal building which will house
the Mexican immigration offices.
The structure. also of concrete, is
going up rapidly and is expected to
be completed within two months.
It's construction is being supervised
by Col Cipriano Cara, immigra-
ion chief here. 1t is being built
on property just across the inter-
national line oil 1Gelgar street.
Another large structure has re-
Gently been completed just south of
the old owl club on Melgar street
and is now occupied by several new
stores.
In addition to business structures
numerous now homes and apart
ment dwellings have sprung up in
various sections of the city and
ground has recently been broken
for others.
Most of the new home buildings
have been erected in a newly
opened residential section a short
distance east of the government
palace on Reforma street.
New store fronts and other mod
ernizing improvements have like
wise added to the appearance of
Mexicali.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-15
NOT AFFECTED

Defense Transportion Director
Joseph 3. Eastman announced that
necessary commercial motor trans
portation = buses, taxicabs and
trucks-will not be affected by the
cuts in the newly restricted states
and that enough supplementary
gasoline has been allotted ODT for
distribution in the east SO that the
40 per cent cut in commercial
transportation can be rescinded
promptly.
The states affected:
Middle West = Ohio, Kentucky
Tennessee, Indiana, Michigan, Illi-
nois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa
Missouri Oklahoma, Kansas, Neb-
:aSka, South Dakota and North
Dakota.
SouthWest-Alabama, Mississippi
/ ouisiana, Arkansas, Texas and
New Mexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-15
ess gasoline starting Monday.

The reduction in the value of
"a. "B" and &C" gasoline coupons
in q new states, the hope" of a
little more gasoline and the
promise of removal of the pleasure
driving ban for easterners-if they
are good and abide by the ban the
rest of the summer - were an
nounced last night in a series of
confusing statmentS by three gov
eminent agencies.
The announcements, by the Or
flee of Price Administration, the
Office of Defense Transportation
and the Petroleum Administration
for War, came after several days of
reports and speculation that the
proposed reduction of gasoline ra-
tions in the midwest would simul-
taneously bring higher allotments
for the east. Most of those re-
ports were based on the under
standing that the transportation
problem to the east mad been licked.
NOT YET SOLVED
The transportation problem has
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-15
Liner Yale Back
In War Service

KODIAK, Alaska. Aug. IA CUP)-
The grand old ocean speedster
Yale is off to the wars again.
The liner, which for quarter of
a century carried hundreds of thou
sands of Califol mans and eastern
visitors between San Francisco and
Los Angeles with time out to earn
two gold chevronS on her stack for
service in World War l as an Eng
lish channel troopship. has been
brought back from ignominous re-
tirement and has sailed away from
this port to do her part again in
World War II.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-15
FDR Reaffirms
Atlantic Charter
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insecurity and injustice which have
impeded the forward march of civ
ilization."
He stressed two objectiyes of the
Atlantic charter-to whose princi-
piles and purposes he said all the
United Nations have subscribed-on
which I'VE base orr hopes for a
better future for the world"
"First-respect for the right of all
peoples to choose the form of gov
ernment under which they will
live" he said. when the Atlantic
charter was first signed. there were
those who said that this was i'm
possible of achievement. And yet,
today, as the forces of Liberation
march on. the right of self -determ-
ination is becoming once more a
living reality.
Second - worldwide collabora-
tion with the object of security,
for all; of improved labor stand
ards, economic adjustment and Soc
ial security"
The other six points of the char
ter. not mentioned by Mr.. RooSe-
welt today, included statements ad-
juring any desire for territorial ag-
grandizement; opposing any terri
torial changes that do not accord
with the freely expressed wishes of
the peoples concerned" promising
that raw materials will be avail
able to all countries: expressing
hope for a peace guaranteeing Sc
curity to all nations with "aSSur-
ance that all men in all lands NAV
live out their lives in freedom from
fear and want" declaring that all
persons should be able to travel
without hindrance" on the high
seas" and asserting that disarma-
ment of aggresSor nations is essent-
ial
REAL BEGINNING
The American social security law.
Mr.. Roosevelt said made a real
beginning toward the abolition of
want in this country" more ohan
60,000,000 workers, with their own
contributions are building security
for their old age and for their fam
lilies in case of DEATH" he said.
land several millions already are
enjoying the laws benefits.
However, in all fairness. and in
all equity the President continu-
ed. "We should extend these bene-
fits to farmers, farm laborers, small
businessmen, and others working
for themselves or in occupations
specifically excluded by law.
I'VE should extend social security
to provide protection against the
serious economic hazard of all
health"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-15
Allies Fail to
Recognize Move

ever, that there was much more to
making a city immune against
bombing than the mere declara-
tion. In the case of Rome, COM
petent sources said, the Italians
would have to make it non-mili-
tary and non defended city in fact,
convince the Allies that it had
been done, and received the Allied
agreement
"The government now is taking
all the necessary measures In ac-
eordance with international laW,%
the Stefani broadcast concluded.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-15
Eden May Attend
Par!ey in Quebec

Continued From Page ID
ing the offensive on the European
front.
While the arrival of the CHIEF
brought home to man, corresponds
ents the fact that the Roosevelt
Churchill discussion will be primar-
lily of a military nature-rather
than on political subjects and post
war planning--it also was made
clear that the latter factor will not
be wholly neglected. =
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-15
Record Raid on
SaIamaua Is Made
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of ground forces for several days.
Belated reports from mid-week
activity showed reconnaissance
planes had destroyed three barges
and damaged cargo vessel off the
Madang area of New Guinea and
light surface craft, probably PIT
boats, had run an enemy barge
ashore on Vella Lavella island,
near New Georgia.
The japanese attempted two air
attacks yesterday, one in force on
Darwin, Australia. for the first
time since July 6. The 18 planes
caused no damage or casualties. A
raid by three enemy aircraft ON the
Tobriand islands also was ineffec-
tive
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-15
Midwest Cos Cut Fourth.
East AIIo%mentIs Same

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA (UP>-
Disappointed easterners today post
poned their hope of immediate
gasoline relief, while motorists in
the midwest and southwest pre-
pared to get along or 25 per cent
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-15

The transportation problem has
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-15
Americans Go
2b00 Miles TO
Hit Plane Plant

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fighter opposition and anti-aircraft
fire were reported negligible.
The Ack-Ack burst a thousand
feet below u.s." one pilot said. 1T
was like taking candy from kid"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-15
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OUIIUIlIUtu FTOm Pape II
the Rome propagandists might be
trying to fix on the Americans the
onus of having bombed city
while efforts We're in progress to
have it declared open.
Discussion following the first
raid on Rome made it clear, how
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-15
MexicaIi Enjoys
Building Boom

Continued From Page II
larger than other theatre buildings
of the city.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
C.Spaulding
MayReplace
E. Dickerson

WASHINGTON-(ANP) - Cur
rent rumors anent the FEPC heard
around in the capital have ii that
the present membership will be re-
taned with the exception Of Earl
Dickerson, the stormy petrol OF the
old group In his place. II Is re-
ported. the name OF c, c. Spaulding
OF North Carolina has been pro-
posed 10 the President is is regard
ed as being highly acceptable and
in line with the new policy to be
adopted by the committee.
The discussants OF the problem
declare that Father Haas has long
record as a coneillis;or in labor
disputes and that this will be the
general tone OF the FEPC under his
direction. The elimination Of Earl
Dickerson therefore would be
necessary 70 continue along this
line. IL the various stories floating
around the capital may be relied
upon.
This leaves Boris Shiskin OF the
ALL. John Brophy OF the Clio and
Webster Of the Pullman Porters as
the nucleus OF the new committee.
To these, three more members will
be named 10 complete the six man
committee. Chief interest has been
conferred In the Negro members Of
the group and with the suggestion
that Mr.. Spaulding be named as the
second Negro in the party. specula-
ton is rife as TO how the group
will function.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
THE HEATS ON YOU!
HERE'S WHAT TO DO
WHEN SUMMER GETS AFTER YOU WITH SUNBURN,
HEAT RASH AND THEIR ITCHY MlSERIES

-. Get Mexsana, formerly Mexi-
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just a few cents. And its the same
type of powder frequently recon-
mcnded by many specialists for
miseries of this kind.
Just sprinkle Mexsana we'll over
yourhestirritated skin. See foryour-
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cools that burn Of sunburn as 1t
soothes hcat-sting out of heat rash.
It's real welcome touch.
Mothers, especially, find Mex
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and more comfortable sleep To babies
tortured by hot weather miseries.
Not only does this soothing powder
relieve both heat rash and diaper
rash, it actually helps to prevent
them. Mexsana is real ounce OF
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
Boy 10,
FeetBurned,
Is Serious

A lo-year-old boy had both feet
burned this week after one of his
youthful companions had thrown
a lighted match into can Of in
t.ammable LIQUID which caught fire
as they were playing in the rear
Of 22l9 Clinton street.
Howard Burnside OF 2224 Clinton
street was treated for second de-
gree burns to both feet and was re-
ported in serious condition.
Police learned that he along with
several other boys had been playing
when one Of them threw the match
into the can OF liquid. One OF the
boys. James Sheffield. IL, of 1869
Clinton street, kicked the flaming
liquid TO put the fire out and the
contents spiashed upon and burned
The feet OF Burn side.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
3 Women Attempt
Death Last Week

According to police. a young wife
whose husband is in the army be-
came respondent and was one OF
three young women attempting to
commit suicide here last week.
Because her husband. Leon. was
in the army and she was unable to
get job were the reasons, so police
say, Mrs. Anna Bell Beaver OF 2Sl4
Orleans street drank a quantity OF
iodine in an apparent suicide at
tempt.
Also charged with attempting 10
take their own lives were Margaret
Bunkley, q. OF GA Theodore ave-
nue., who also drank iodine, due 10
i'll health. and Eva Mae Cook, %, Of
$50 E. Warren avenue. who drank
lysol in her try for death this
week. after she became respondent
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
List Of DetrOiters
At Tuskegee Field

TUSKEGEE ARMY AIR FIELD.
Ala - Climbing the ladder Of fame
70 start careers as army fighter
pilots are many Detroi; youths
Here a; the Tuskegee Army Air
Field. these Detroit men are learn
ing the art of mastering TIE many
types Of fighter planes that Amer.
lea is using in the war today.
The Aviation Cadets that recent
ly completed their pre-flight train
ing at the Tuskegee Army Air
Field. and have been assigned 10
the Primary Training Detachment
OF Tuskegee Institute, Ala. where
they will begin actual flight train
ing are: Robert One. and Arthur
Robinson.
Cadet O'Neil. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Brewington Of 249 Palmer,
Detroit. Mich. was an enploye Of
IN General Motors Corporation.
Cadet Robinson. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Robinson Of 1854
Charlevoix. Detroit. Mich. was a
custodian IN the Federal Building
Of Detroit. prior 10 entering the
Aviation Cadc, Corps
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
VealClough
Leads Field
InFordRace

Although Veal Clough OF the
Ford Production Foundry led the
field in the election for president Of
the foundry unit last week. he and
runner-up Nelson Davis face a run
OF. contest for the union post. Otis
Eaton, the incumbent, placed third
in the elections.
Out OF 5000 votes cast for the
presidency. Veal Cloush received
632 votes. Nelson Davis $50, Otis
Eaton 1876. Others in the race were
Sam Atkins. Harvey and Billups.
A run-off will be required to de-
termine the winner Of the vice.
presidency. Horace Sheffield re-
ceived 82l votes in the election and
Don Rodkovic 865.
Joe Mifsud and Edward Rosinsgi
face run OF for the post of finan-
cial secretary OF the Production
Foundry while Eddie L. Hester and
AL Hoffman face run-off for re-
cording secretary.
Other run-offs are: for Guide.
Frank Malone and Wilton Smith;
for Sergeant-at-arms. Charlie
Jones and Marcus Hudson; .or s.
year Trustee. Edward Taylor and
Roosevelt B. Price: for l-year Trus-
tee, Edward Brown and Berto
Chaimpi.
The dates for the run-off cleo.
tons had not been determined at
this writing.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
Claims Police
Beat Him Here

Boisette Smith Of 1907 ST. Aubin
and charged with lettering in a
place Of Illegal occupation. after he
had struck a police officer was
found guilty Of the lettering charge
and ordered 20 pay SO fine or 70
serve 30 days by Recorders Judge
John p Scal!en.
Smith testified that he was beaten
by Patrolman William Malone. The
officer testified that Smith was in
toxicsted and struck him during
an alteration in the Hunt street
police station.
Three women and 10 men were
arrested in the same raid and plead
guilty 20 lettering. They received
suspended sentences from Judge
Scallen.
Alphonso Starks OF 1923 Madison
avenue was named as liquor law
violstor as result Of the srrcs; at
his home.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19

prevention that helps you head of
lot Of these troubles before they
really bear down on YOU.
And that's 4 good thing to count
on, too. For summer sun brings q
world Of fun. hut it's sure to bring
along its well-known miseries Of sun
burn, heat irritatious, and annoying
mosquito bites and stingS.
So don't put this of. Just get a
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make even greater savings in the
larger Sizes land keep it handy.
Then you'll bc all ready when these
hot wcatIer miserics strike. You
don't have tfbe ready with a whole
medicine closet full Of remedies.
You'll have a real comiort-hrst-aid
station in that one handy package
BE sure you ask today for NIcNsana,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
Bartender Shoots
Patron In Arm

Accused OF creating a disturbance
in the Columbia Bar, Columbia and
Brush streets. SO year old Bailey
Brewer Of 22l6 Brush street was
treated at Receiving hospital for a
gunshot wound TO the left arm,
Police say that he was shot by
William G. Holland, 36, OF 1922
Brush street. bartender OF the Co.
lumbia Bar.
Holland, so police disclosed. had
been struck and telled when some
one, yet unidentified. struck him
with a chair. Arising from the floor.
Holland drew his gun and shot once
Brewer was struck in the arm with
the bullet.
Both men were held by police for
investigation OF felonious assault.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
AMEN CLOSES
INVESTIGATION
At SELFRIDGE|
announcement From The
Inspector Generals
Office Awaited

SELFRIDGE FIELD, Mich. - 1t
Col. John Harlan Amen. Inspector
Generals Department, has COM
pleted a months investigation of
alleged irregularities in the admin
istration Of army affairs a. at Sell
fridge Field. and has departed for
Washington, DC.
This was announced today by Col.
William B. Wright, commanding Of
hcer OF Selfridge Field, in response
TO queries by newspapermen. Col.
Amen closed his Office at Selfridge
Field last night Thursday and.
upon departure. did not divulge
any OF the findings
Colonel Wright authorized the
Selfridge Field Public Relations
Officer to deny that he Colonel
Wright knew OF any future plans
OF Colonel Amen, other than
Colonel Amen's trip TO Washington
Two Detroit newspapers queried
the Public Relations Officer con-
corning reports that these news
papers had received from Washing.
ton, 10 the effect that IAN announce
ment probably will be forthcom-
ing soon from Selfridge Field" The
Public Relations Offlcer stated that
ne had no knowledge OF any such
announcement at this station, that
Colonel Wright also is unaware OF
such plans, and that, apparently.
the next announcement. ANY
would be made from Washington
by the Inspector Generals Depart
ment.
Colonel Amen's investigation here
started on May IL with a staff that
included 1t. Col. Julius Moret,
Capt. Thomas S. Hinkle (since pro-
NOTED to major. and Capt. Smith
Brookhart Jr.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19

the framework of our constitution
and our idea Of Christian justice.
Negro newspapers are no more
radical and irresponsible than your
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- Respectfully. Horace A. White.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
Civil Rights Fund
Bill To Senate

SPRINGFIELD. nl.-Appropria-
ton OF s2l 900 for the enforcement
OF equal rights and civil rights
laws. as sought in a bill by Rep
Charles j. jenkins. was approved
by the Senate Appropriations COM
mittee. here Wednesday.
The measure was voted out OF
committee unanimously and will
now 60 10 the Senate
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Tennessee Mortician s
Hold Annual Convention

MEMPHIS - Local undertakers.
through the Bluff City Funeral
Directors association. served as
hosts last week 10 the annual con-
vention Of the Tennessee Funeral
Directors Assoc .ation. Inc The
meeting began Sunday. with the
public session a. Salem-Gilfeld
Baptist church.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-17
FILIPINO YOUTH REPORTED MISSING
 HERE SINCE DEC. 3

A search is being made by U. s. Marshals here for Amado Raves, Is year old Filipino youth, who has been reported missing since Decem- Der 9, when he was said to have left his room at the Northern Hotel on lower Franklin Street No trace has been found of him since that date.
 Raves, who had come here from Haines two days before, obtained lodging at the Northern, sharing q room with another Filipino friend, Benny Lucas. Lucas states that young Raves left the Hotel early that Thursday morning saying that he was going to keep an appoint ment and that was the last that he has seen of his friend All per- sonal effects of the missing youth were left in his room and no att tempt has been made by him to se- cure any of his belongings.
 The boys father, Elias Raves cannery foreman at Petersburg, has been notified and is expected to come to Juneau within the next few days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-17
JUNEAU MAS0NS BACK AFTER DECREE WORK
 CONFERRED, SEATTLE

H. L. Faulkner, J. w. Leivers and J. J. Fargher, who were selected re- gently for the 33rd Degree of Scot tish Rite Masonry, returned last night from Seattle.
 The three Juneau men were among a group of IA Washington and Alaska Masons who were hon. ored December IA when the coron- ation of the 33rd degree was con- ferred upon them at an afternoon ceremony in the Scottish Rite Temple
 Tn, the evening, 27 Scottish Rite Masons were invested with the Knight Commander of the Court of Honor. Among these were the three Juneau men and Charles P. Kirt- land, Past Grand Master of the Blue Lodge and former resident of Anchorage.