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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27

~la,talasn leadefman - ne VAN
wright Sh.pyard It Panama CITY.
FLORIDA
Ezra Stafford How Win
Mznnax
Fnen6s of Era Stafford all -.
interested - learn nat - Ass
enlisted with TIE MARINES e NeN
Orleans SRI thai - expects =
leaFe lmmedsateig fgr Boots
Camp a. San Diego CT b.
fare his enlsssmesf - As pipe
filter a. lnealss rs parents III
and Mrs Ezra Stafford S. r..
iae 81 BoaaIaM -
Pvt Burnaa Lan1Y Misses Trees
Pvt BaEnas LAaa9 HsH -
Gordan LanaY # H9ate 2 aud
nephew q George LaaaY. Pas.
asF0ala Nh0 IS s1al2aaea st Fy
ote Texas Nflles ha.He TT Re
MOSES nae t~Heat5faE gseen tFnea
~ MiesspaI = TIT desert
country Nhefe sEs aashes aaa
affiesuzkef sbaana
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27

Corporal 1aanes Z. Wells 81
Kreole. who enIEatea sn The
Army Air Corps 81 oesober -.
les2 Re raeelxaa hAa baate
training - The CeIamhua
Army Flying seAe0i Of csiuFn.
ba2. Miss. ard was graduated
from fha AFuf Al Fafnes
Te<hnieai Tralalna Command
81 Kaeaisf F1sid 1uns e. te43.
ns an aifpiens meehanIe. Cpl
Wells is nee sfatlsHsd II De-
uoiA Mich He i : arAdaats
from lhe Mes pslal HEah
schooL class ls2a HAEass -
sniarsd tha service Cpl Wells
was employed e ne sIeathssn
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CpL Wells he's = hfathsf Hnb.
err Nasia Wssis ST. wAs -.
listed la ste Navy 1anaaFY ~
ts41 Followana Hoeas isAln-
lng 81 San Diego Hehsff wes
sent 20 Hofmaa 0his uhsfs
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chnntes sehaaL He ws1 a4aa-
usfed from - 49, fesat
liigh schs1l ulfh - Issz eles4
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ment
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iosm q tfio "a hFsshsss wisa 80
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wAissf. nmfph ard nor a
ElnnaY sens IS hsA = a
pataeh
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has ieen asn1Aons6 81 Fest
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mansusen eomewhsfa il Tea
nasas. BE h liss eldest 81 tas
hrcaherH. h4stna tuet fufnea
fweutY-thrse.
Ralph O. kluaeY. TIE rnuna.
ssa hes seen setsaa - ateaiY
whsru be says wSiflna - hAs
mcthef. Yea faik skzoast alf
planes cvurhaad Yea sheuid
have seen anA heaaa tie lsass
that the cexfaans saa Isatlant
made ever sur Ahip Haiph
who il . xtaastman g sa
bears . unltsA STATES shlp
tells Of psaslna MAlia. whAeh
10 describes ~ ; fasf isakinN
placn. lie has t@sn - tha
service tha Ionuesl 81 fhe three
despite he lntt that he i claiT
Is years old.
The mi1dle sen HoY - Kin.
ney. Il al years old ard j.
z@1osta class wSaHsa - rs -
val Ais fares ~ Maxfaih Na.
Married. his wlfe Il wish him
ard has joined to dasssaaa ef.
Fort BY eleTktmn n ; havai
store ~ that base.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27
Hngh Ensa Trniuiaa A. cnIipori
FIELD

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Field
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tnsg Huah 2 Fke n < Mr.
sn6 Mrs Nils Es l9l llth
street, III undergo
s fao m6nu eezfa q
training th1se after Nhiea -
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naesengef employed - ase IN
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Etiey are sata attending ARM
achooh 81 - I'D as
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FPHA Office
Personnel Homer
James +. Hundiey

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asih f.sw pexa NJ SRI Ms
Carl IN essafn IS 1sHtA4 uuNi
ef husnsnas wssFe
Rnhart a4sxm Cadaa
nartuaah Visit
RutNrs T. MNan WRa haN hstr
enjoying : nasAl fafhaugh ffaan
his siatsn f II fhe A
antr eAil ifsee tHf e. fefnrn
20 hls d6tse Missu seni psft us
hs Haftsfgh ~ thr ~ II has
~tfcs parents Al afa Ms =
y Aif01 m Ema thsn
with Mn Mlssn eent q psN aar
rrnnAH5ef Of i visiting relatives
Sn ue Mississippi nslta
Psh Mary Elasahesh 0autiss
Gees Te Maflne hesa
Monday neft marked to De
uggtafe "a Pvt k1ass ksEa
Gaatt.f. daughter "a NJ aad MfN
Hsgosd 0aatlsf q raahFosila -
npo4f ios dute 81 Nee h4ss4e y
fas training ln the Marines
Miss Gsataef enlisted ia she Ma
unes il June Rosnx u NeN On
ieAna iaf the pugposs ard since
thar lina has nVen iHpstaentsy
awaiting her cal 70 autv iisf
nFosher Harold GsutIsf. ! aeFv
ing hit eUssnffY somewhere Il ire
Pacific Zone
Frank Davis cEadusaaa VITA
Highest honou
Frank X Davis fsrks elam pf4
vale has 3asg been k8Aaasfe5
/ from ~ weeks course ~ engine
asghanles 81 : s. Laala &asNi
- Aerons0ilet finishing with
highest honofz ia . class q s.
men and Wath apeelal reception
icE cooperation and aptitude
Davis has bees assigned = the
s0th Air Depot II kelly Fleld
San Antonio Texas
News Of Ocean Springs Boys
Mickey Ryan Il Ocean aEfanEs
has just been promoted u SIR
eeani and Harold Thing q ths
same toWn Is noN an instruction
Of officer pilots q y - bsmtwrs
~ Norfolk. Va. Kenneth Carver
~ the Navy Is home on fafioslgh
After Attn Nov At Navy Yard
Gregory Schulsee. son If Mf
end Mrs Leo Sctsoltes Of Fascs
g0uia, who was n the attacks on
Attn. Is nora stationed at ; Navy
Yafo az B~irnington Oregon
Scisoltes went through the Aleu-
fian campaign abeas Afs0 win
out q scratch bat had 70 anaefgo
an operation st , naval hospital
shortly after ms fetA4n 50 the
United States He writes sklai he
Is nov completely recovered ard
Is enjoying his present epfoftg
nifty u seeing inas part Of tfse
country which be describes A. =
fuf center and as beng unbe
lirvsbly beautiful
Sgt Robert Bsidndss proves
Himself \ hsre
There vii he many ~ jackson
County and rs envIfon6 MAo vii
b. interested r. learn shat Rob
eft B~aidhridge former opefaiof
d . restaurant in P~azraguuia. has
proved himself 5 hero
Baldbrldge. member Il ; signal
detachment team sfa twe other
enlisted men. after having made
= safe landing under ansIssg fire
returns % save tie Hfe II ,
member q rs unit Abo Nas n =
helpless condition
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with . cosnpieee disregard for
ha 0Nn safety. n~slda48sgs r.
manned with fhH soldier until
plinss had been sppllsa and ~
man removed - ; fri ed 80
slon an action ffsst reflected
great credit upsn tim ana TIE
m4l4t&Fg service
Pvt James ii. Pcs New Al
Mcchor1 Fisid
Pvt JAMES + Fax Non q III
asne Mr. Hubert II Eok Il
Three Rivers Ma and npheN
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
Daytona Beach G cts
Treat In Program MiX-Up

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla amp
A mixup in scheduling OF events
for Daytona Beach and The Bethune-
Goodman college afforded students
and townspeople a double treat.
The S!las Green theatrical troupe
was listed to play its annual en-
gagment in the town on January %,
and Jesse o. Thomas OF the United
States Treasury war bond staff had
planned a program al the college
Both had arrived in town before
the conflict in attractions was dis
covered
Charles Morton, manager OF the
Silas Green shows, realizing the ur-
gcncy OF Thomas appeal for the
war savings effort, agreed 70 share
his program with the government
Official.
More than 5000 people crowded
into the pitched tent OF the troupe
20 watch the speclaities OF the Silas
Green actors and the stirring appea.
OF Thomas.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
WeGroup, Scribes
Are HOstesses To
Soldier Audience

ST LOUIS, Mo.-The Scrlbes and
We Group were hoStesscS 10 a num-
Der OF soldiers last week Win a
semi-mu>ical comedy which turned
out to be most enjoyable and enter
jainInC
Taere vas little doubt as 20 the
sincerity Of the soldier-audience
and ;hduderouS applause swept the
assembly They laughed the W.
OF Eva Tanner who gave fine
mclodyamatic impression OF hi
Proxy and Jus LAX 20 Pa" He
Mas also firm Wncn he read Mr. l..
y Blun,on's "Quarrdl Enjoyable
.ikeV.sc Was AIce McGee's War
Time Blucs and her Carver"
Mss McGhoc's poetic stature and
comcal rhythm delighted The Is
tcners. Fifteen hundred soldiers
roared WIKI delight when Helen
Jacksons oar Little Boy Vas
presented by Laura Howard Miss
How ard also rec.ted one Of her
Tyre poems a ~ ne lane
30, without mey VAS the sing
ing OF We Group The choral work
rret ned as great an ovation as the
poetry
The girls we're all charmins'y
costumcd and immediately en-
dcared themselves in The hearts o!
the aud cnce
Dr.. Frederick Bond who di--
cussed the aims and publications OF
the SribeS, was master OF cere-
monies.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
MIA Heads Promise Poll Tax Solons
No More Mixed U.S.. Housing Projects

directed a; Blandford and Emme-
rich while they attempted 10 jusu-
f. The functions OF their racial re-
.anons offices.
The silence Of the northerners
while the poll-;ax state
representative casugaied the FEPC
und-tnc War-ManpoWer -eemmis-
sion as legislative hyoirds as he
5sSaled their policy on Negro en-
ployment which makes the provi-
SONS of housing for Negroes ncces-
sary.
Mr. Blandford's CNHA admins
tratorD implied commitment 20 seq
rcsatcd housing !s,reyealed in he
70 loving questions and answers:
Mr.. Starnes: What is the neces-
sty for this? racial relations
ofiice).
Mr. BIandford: have continued
that function because We found II
u eful. The War ManpoWcr COM
rasslon. as We'll as | can understand
it. in its tight programming of
frding enough manpower, is doing
everything it can 10 get Negroes in
to productive war effort, and the
figures that we got with respect 10
migration, included substantial
number OF Negro war workers.
Mr.. Woodruff: Do they cooperate
or do they agitate?
3 Mr.. Starnes: Is this unit doing the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

against possi bllty--.tb housing
agencies OF the federal govern.
nent VII show 10 he world and
each cvcrl body the object lesson
that TWO races could ike together
smcablv under the same room" il
the words OF Congressman Joe
S'arnes.
Under a barrage OF questions by
Rep S,arnes and Rep Clifton A
Woodrum - OF Virginia, John A
B ndford. administrator OF the Ma
-ttona Housing agency, and Herbcrt
Er merch, commissioner OF the
Federal Public Housing authority.
promised the house appropriations
Sub-c committee. during the recent
hearings on the independent offices
appropriation bill, that housing
agencies would not initiate mixed"
housing projects anywhere in the
Uniteo States.
Although four representatives
from northern states were mem
bers OF the subcommittee, mot a
single congressman is recorded In
the hearings report as having OBJ
jected 10 the line OF questioning
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
COLDS KILL JOY
Everywhere
THESE DAYS
So This Famous Colds Pain Re-
lever Is First Choice of Millions

The first choice, first thought OF mil
hons at the first warning ot colds PAIN
ful miscries or headache. Is genuine
pure, st. Joseph Aspirin. There 8 no
aspirin faster. one more dependable.
Count on the worlds largest seller At
lOc-- It. Joseph Aspirin. Your money
can buv no more in quality. no more IN
aspirin action. Remember. there are
even more savings in the larger sizes
IS tablets 2Oc, 100 tablets only 35c.
Keep st. Joseph Aspirin handy. IN
stantlv ready to fight colds miserable
distress. Refuse substitutes demand
genuine, pure ST Joseph Aspirin.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
'NAACP TO ACT
IN ABUSE OF
RURAL COUPLE
Charleston. Mo-, Minister
Dragged From Home
Wit h Wife

ST. LOUIS. Mo.-A report
Of abuse of highly respected
race couple Of Charleston.
Mo-, by white officers from
East Prairie, Mo-. has been
received by the Missouri Conference
of NAACP
The report sent 10 R c Macklin
president, was released by Atty
Sidney R. Redmond of the ST. Louis
branch.
TUESDAY, February ?, about 4 p
m. Rev o L Woods was ,dra gged
from the parsonage an6 forced to a
CIR by two officers from East Prai-
RE and one local officer, on an al
egcd charge OF molesting a VII &c
woman of East Prairie sometime IN
December
Rev Woods was labeled as the
man since the license plates OF his
car correspondent with those of the
alleged molestant
Mrs 0. E. Woods, the ministers
wife. pleaded with officers not 10
miStroat her husband because he lis
innocent and does not even know
where East Prairie is" The Off er>
then dragged her BY the arm.
striking her on the left arm and
back. forced her into tho car with
her husband and took both Of then
20 the city jail.
Later. Mrs Woods was released
but Rev Woods haC 10 syn a BON.
10 gain his freedom.
Tn, couple has a son in tn" armed
forces.
The NAACP is expected 70
take in the c Sc and 20 AID IN the
defense Of the pair A sum OF
money has already been so.clied
for the defense OF the case.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

same WORK mat me comparable
unit MAS dong III uSHA IN a2 'atlhS
III use Of ne same housing pFoJecl
by both races
MIR. BlandfOrd: This unit is MOI
dong that
Cites DetrOi Fight
Mr., Starnes: n IN -n'ind Two
u Stances WIN respect 20 housing
situations involving great deal
OF trouble One OF them vas al
Dctro.i. which led 20 an open fight,
ana one was down in BEminsham,
~nere housing project was set up
over the protest OF lot OF people
down there when Negroes were
placed in Wha; heretofore had been
a restricted zonod 5rea.
had in mind, Of course, too, that
according 20 Information office OF
The publicity division. or at least
statement of the publicity divi-
sion that was published by The gov
eminent printing Office few years
ago-in 1899 10 be exact-inWhlch
was published very strong article
stating that one OF the purposes 81
the housing authority was 10 teach
the two races how they could live
ia the same project with amity.
And l want to know if this group
you have set up here Is going to
do that same type OF work?
Mr.. BlandfOrd: No.
Later, Commissioners Emmerich.
.tFPHA took the position that To-
calltieS were glNen the right to
1 determine racial composition OF
projects Whlch thcy own ana
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
Youthful Howard Grad
Is Commanding Officer

TUSKEGEE, Ala. - \ pio-
neer at the Tuskegee Army
flying school is a modest, tan
faced, captain who is only a
years of age. His attachment
TO mach mes. electricity and radio
VAS cy dent in his boyhood days.
AT the age OF q, Captain Elmer
D. Jones JF, owned and operated
MS Own amateur radio station in
Wash ng,on. y. c Al tina, time
recent graduate Of Howard unlver-
~. where he was awarded the
aonor OF Magma Cum Laude OF lis
class. MS major study had been en-
sHeer.ns. Recently promoted 20
ne rank OF captain he IS command
.as officer OF he Army Air Force
Service Dr,achmen, No SO attached
% nc 99.h Pursuit Squadron
The Napo.eonc built command
ne officer MS one Of the first fye
Negroes 20 receive ,hc.r commits
ons n nc Ar Corps Holding a
second Lcucnancy IN the Army
Reserve Corps. upon finishing his
ROTC training al Howard unIver-
Sly. he was accepted as the first
-uto-cd AVIATION Cadet IN re AT
Corps Technical Training school al
Chanu,e Field IL. in May. l94l
\ feV days alter Pearl Harbor. ne
VAS commas ioned second Lieutenant
n ne Ar Corps and assigned 10
the Tuskegee Army FLYING school
Though chiefly concerned WIKI
maintenance. Capt Jones handle
ne engineering JOBS connected w.'h
a modern fighter squadron Mod
- - he -Tf0Tm< rs, When spcdK-
NJ If combat aa'y II dom fear
one b. Like many Other h.st y
,rs ned officers Of fghHn2 un1S. ne
: most valuable N rs sdmin.stra-
ave capacity He feels the longing.
however. 20 roll up h U.s. sleeves and
face nc actuai problems .hs, arse
oH the field
Cspan Jones took ciy.an fly
nz training at me gote5nmcn. :
IA school q. Howard Hu.yer-
y We a. TasEc-ee ne has
found success IN more ways Than
one In Jgly ne mar,,rd"ac earn
~ Mss Fr-ukye G Many OF TJs-
acgce. Ala She : a s,uden; III he
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
NAACP Protests Attempt To Gust William Pickens
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GRIPPING
THOUSANDS
So RemerSer This Famous First

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SIMPLE headache Is genuine, pure st.
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IT. Joseph Aspirin is the worlds larg-
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
Broddcaster
SIurs Race,
Apologies
nv CLARENCE T.R. NELSON

ST PAUL. MINI. - amp - A
sd % ,ranscs pton broadcast oyer
.G.aS KSTP maze bN John B Haw.
--Cy IT ptdrr preEdcr, a. a Wal
pond rally and banquet n 5, Cloud
MN. r. when Scncgdlc~c soldiers
aere referred % as ssofs' has
4;5 ed ne 20 o. Doth Negroes alc
Nb'es nc TNn Cues
SO strong have been ,he pro'es'.
'ha, Stanley Hubbard president OF
kSTP has had q pub.c apology
MADE over me gad. although stat
- ,---.4.l-A .i4-4,aa A-a-aN-
'rg Dcs. tor ne Negro Is q race.
Tie tran.ct ~ IN o! nc tax made
~ HaH ey who Nas born r Texas
arc IS pres cent OF ne Northern
p.up company rerl,cd.y the only
: so Cl'N Nar p.an' 10 openly d,fS
EHe...ye Order 1902 n banning
Nc..5 WORKERS. was pG' On ne az
ra-saa, e.: Feb I Speaking Of
as Dt1'ncr- n-.aW-a freedman.
Iap.ey .ad
ARC hsay "on OTTER sources
~ "as if..f e., 10 90 pa. ana
5rt Tao' Con c.vo nm Frcuent
Zen 70 t-n. Ni'H hn-fhey eaYe
~ Ws0.e company Of long
-sed idrA rorkca * feet fou
a1crs 30 fan ",h nm These
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
Before buying ANY laxative,
consider these 3 Questions

Dues. Docs i make an, difference
what LAXATIVE YOU buy Ans. II
certainly doc, most people prctcr
a LAXATIVE that 8, gentle N acton
but thorough in results. Dues. How
IN you know What LAXATIVE. Ahcu
taken as directed, WI usually GNc
gentle, thorough, rtomp, rcaci :
Ans. One simple way j. to ak FOR
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

Black Draoeht. Dues. Is Black
pfaueht economical Ans. Very!
Only 15t Tor > to 10 doses
Black nrausht is purely herbal.
1t hl, been a populat.sc..'ng lax
alive with iour generations MANY
>av tIc new graduated -t0rmiseycn
easier to take BE sure 10 follow
label d fccuonS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
RESOLUTION TO
ALL LEADERS.
IN WASHINGTON
Outline, Of Picken'S
Carcer Given To
congressman


MEN YORK. y Y In protest
.bo ..,,,,.r. -....,-, o.,
~.
.'. 80 '''' '''' :
Department Va: Savings SAL on
Iccommcu5ai Of no Dies com
qt.cc Arh.r 81 rea,r mos don,
~, ..o ~. ,......-. ~. ,.o.
'N"'"'''' ''''..' '' .'' I''P''
released rc>#. - o's-7; sod ~ Ne
NAACP boasd " directors
ThsLe-.-......a -,I-zs .o.. %
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
WAS GRANDMA RIGHT
All OUT THE s {
COLD FACTS

For colds coughing. 10 reduce shifting
nasal congestion. chest muscle soreness
pioneer Grandma put faith in home
medlcated mutton suet and hot flannel.
Today mothers use Penetro-the excel
lent modern medication with the mutton
s,iet base Pcnetro never fails to function
2 ways. Aromatic vapors go inside with
every breath-outslde II comforts like a
warming. soothing plaster. Rubbed on
chest and throat, II works fast. You u
agree Grandma had the right idea."
2Je. double supply SOC. Get Penetro.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
HOW TO COLOR
HAIR TO BLACK
BEAUTY Or No Cost

This New Solid Cske
3 b q m poo Discovery
Tlntz Jet Black Cake
safely tints faded. duh
lifeless, ugly hair 10 q
right Jet blsek and
gives lovely lustre - -
IL washes out dirt loose
dAndruff and grease
Lovely. youthful. rsd''
ant JET black hair -
attractive - helps Tirls
win love, All you need
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
NJ. Cteaves
Club Meets Again

CHICAGO Illinois 1880 CSpeciaD -
The Ethel McCrackcn Cieaves
Civic CLUB has lesumed its regular
monthly meetings after he holt
days. The members met at the
beautiful home Of Mrs. Villa Mae
Babb vice president.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

WASHINGTON - (ANP)-
Dragging out Of the skeleton
closet an issue long settled, a
virtual uitimatum has been is
sued by the state of Alabama