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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
War Job
Will Rule on March II


NSVhssAAn0u PokC ~
groes who have every seniority
right, are kept on low-paying jobs,
while women entirely new to in
dustry are hired in. at wage rates
in excess of Negroes who have
upwards to ten years of seniority
with the company.
! am sure that you know. Fellow
Unionist, that this intensifies the
work of organized labor. Therefore.
this communication is intended to
convey to you. the importance OF
increasing our work for job equal
ity on the home front. simultane-
ously. with the call from Wash
ington. for more men and produc-
ton for the War Front.
The NAACP. the Inter-racial
Committee, UAw-CIO. the Urban
League. and q number of other
civic-minded organizations. have
pledged themselves, to an about
fight against these hideous condi-
lions Permit me 70 further add.
that many companies who are hir!
ing Negro women. are employing
them in such q way, that they will
not have industrial status when the
postwar period rolls around. In
many companies. the ratio has been
to hire one Negro for every ESQ
whites
In other cases, the companies
have begun to systematically weed
out Negro women before they have
worked long enough to have Union
status, thereby defeating any ef-
fort that the Union may put forth
to protect these people - for in
stance. the present hiring practices
Of the Murray Body corporation.
On March %. which is only two
weeks away. we hope to have
10000 Negro women march in pro-
test against this discrimination and
doubly that number Of men. show
ing their support II we are to
achieve this, it is going to take
the full participation Of every Ne
gro trade Unionist.
Therefore, we are calling a con-
ference on Sunday, March IA. at
the Lucy Thurman Branch of the
Y.W.C.A., in the social rooms. No.
210 and 2l1. at 4 o'clock pm, at
which time. we hope to make final
plans for this demonstration.
Please do not allow anything ex-
cept sickness, death or work, to
prohibit you from coming.
Fraternally
Walter Hardin, National Secretary,
UAW-CIO Inter-racial Com. nittee.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
RAIFORD WATTS
COURT RULING.
ON MARCH 18th.

Or. Frank Raiford. charged with
perjury In alleged statements made
before former grand Juror Homer
Ferguson in January Of 1912 re-
garding the alleged payments Of
money to the then Wayne County
medical coordinator. awaits q rul-
ing on q motion made by bis at
torneys to Recorders Judge Thomas
NJ. Cotter.
Will Rule on March II
Judge Cotter will rule on the
motion on March II.
Defense Attorneys Cecil Rowlette,
Lloyd Loomis and c. Henri Lewis
sought to have the charge dis
missed against their client on a
motion made before Judge Cotter,
at which time they claimed the
state had not proved their case
against Dr. Raiford.
The trial started last Tuesday,
with the prosecutor stating he in
tended to prove that DR.. Raiford
had a scheme or plan to buy bust
ness from the county Of Wayne"
DR.. Paul +. McQuiggen. former
Wayne County Medical co-ordina-
tor, testified that he had received
approximately $1,000 from DR..
Raiford for sending INDECENT pa
tients to Trinity hospital.
Assistant Prosecutor Jose h
Louisell attempted to prove that
business for Doctors Raiford and
Johnson had improved after 1894
from a small hospital with IS beds
to one worth approximately $780,
600 a few years later.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
Hold Girl
CONTINUED froi: page II

found alongside SCOTS body. Miss
Bradford was arrested a short time
later and confessed. so police say,
TO stabbing a man at Hastings and
Forest. ----------- -----------------
Scott died before he-could- be
given aid. He had been stabbed in
the heart. apparently during the al
tercation in the barroom.
Miss Bradford received treat
ment at Receiving hospital for a
laceration Of the left elbow and
was held on a tentative charge Of
murder, as police continued 10 in
vestigate the case on Tuesday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
Democrats
Continued from page ~

the voters who jammed the club
rooms beyond capacity 70 "lift him
up in his rightful place in the COM
munity.
Although a strong opposition was
said to have been formed against
Cunningham during the weeks prior
to the election. the entire bloc was
defeated vixen Tony Vance read
a letter from State Senator Charles
c. Digs recommending Cunning.
hams election. In the face Of Digs
letter, Jones, who had been nomin-
ated by John Cowling. was unable
to get the attention OF the audience
which by this time was cheering
Justify.
Ware Defeated, Yates Elected
William Ware, candidate for treas
urer. was defeated by w. T. John
son. former treasurer OF the or
ganization. Frederick Yates and
Mrs Richardson who resigned along
with Senator Digs during the con-
troversy over changing the name
Of the organization, were reelected
first and third vice presidents, re-
spectively. Tom Drum, a longtime
supporter OF Senator Diggs, was re-
elected second vice president. Will
liam Grier was elected secretary.
In a brief speech OF appreciation
Cunningham said:
II have served the Democrat party
faithfully for fully IS years. Though
sometimes denied recognition for
my efforts I have and will continue
to muster forces among the people
for a deserving party. ! bear no
malice or i'll feeling in my heart
for, what has happened in the past,
accept the responsibility that you
here this evening have placed upon
me. My keynote to you Is harmony.
let there be a continued round OF
peace. There Is work to do and to-
gether we are strong. am certain
personalities among friends and
good Democrats can and will be-
come secondary for the rightful
support for a common and deserv-
ing cause, the Democratic party"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
Headlines
CONTINUED from page u

tAOhAuoCu RS8C ~
CATION carried such moral weight.
few delegation were met with more
stubborn a bunch Of sinners in the
nations capitol.
X X X
DARK LAUGHTER
The British Tories are meeting
the moral challenge OF Mahatma
Gandhi with a new technique. They
are making jokes about his fast as
a fne example for rationed Eng
landers and trying to laugh him
out Of court. 1t takes a Tory to
laugh at the misery, famine and
death that British rule in India
has brought to the Indian people.
It is the dark laughter OF maniac.
X X X
HAM FISH
Isolationistj Hamilton Fish of New
York whosst name 10 anathfma to
most liberals hab q way Of dipping
in an occasional dig at the way
the liberal New Dealers are kick
ing Negroes around. His attack on
the owl pamphlet, Negroes and
the War. which he says Is an in
suit to the Negro people, confirmed
the criticisms which the owl has
received from many Negro leaders.
He takes pot-shots at the war de-
partment's Negro policy. This proves
that some men can be both Fish
and Fowl
X X X
MAX YERGAN
You may not know It but Max
Yergan, the former stormy petrol
Of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION who was fred for believ-
ing in the things he protested, has
taken a real interest in the Negro
Press. He is financially interested
in the Peoples Voice and next
week he will begin writing regu-
larly for that Harlem sheet. Fer
dinand Smith: of the National Mari
time Union will also start hitting
the typewriter for the PV, doing a
column on labor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
DIES SUDDENLY

The death last week Of Patsy
Logan, SO. Of 1885 Madison street.
was listed as due TO natural causes
by police department after her
body had been identified at the
morgue by William McBee Of l742
Hastings street and Charles Brown
of l7i6 Madison street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
Sailors



which Is composed entirely Of for
mer Detroiters. The band was COM
missioned on July 10, 1912.
Two years ago during the ma
tionsl convention OF the Congress
of Industrial Organizations TIE
management OF the Greenfield res
tsurant on Woodward avenue was
condemned for refusing service TO
Ferdinand Smith. national secre-
tary Of the National Maritime In
ion. Delegate Smith who came to
the Detroit convention from New
York. addressed the convention on
the matter and a resolution con-
demning Greenfeld's was adopted
by the convention. Because Of his
short stay in the city Mr. Smith did
not seek a warrant under the Digs
Law for the prosecution Of the res
taurant management.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
Two Get COnked
With Iron Pipe

A man and a woman whom police
say were assaulted with an iron
pipe were treated for minor In
juries at Receiving hospital this
week and were reported in a tenn
porarily serious condition.
Eugene Harris, IS. OF 45lo Cobb
street and Willabells Hannah, ~.
Of SIS Adelaide street received
treatment at the hospital.
Police accuse Taylor Fucker, AZ.
address unknown of the alleged
assault.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

are up for reelection as guide and
sergeant-at-arms.
The slogan of this powerful block
of leaders is Unity for Victory"
and that. they say. is the only APP
proach that will weld this strong
union more solidly together for the
benefit of all the members and in
order to best serve the nation in
its battle against the Axis powers.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
Ser quite &at
ans altSemtidetm Grsablsnt.

Cine 5ralt flagte einem gaten
Sreuno, oaB ibr Mann falt ale
gea6t bon uno ton beimfame unS
einen greuli1en 21rm anridte, 10
oaB 1i9 nienlano i'm Sans Dor ibrr
oiirfe ieben Iaiien, uno Bat i'm nm
einen guten Sat, mie Tie ii6 bod
Derbalten iole.
Ser quite Sreuno oadte BEL Ii6
ielbit: giellei6t gibit gu ibm bic
Triad, menn ou i'm nit @orten
libel anfdbrlt un0 Sen tolen Scar.
rem nod toller modit, uno iagte gu
ibr:
Mein Iiebes @eib, oa mill i'd
Dir elm 8niier geben. 8enn nun
0eii1 Mann mieoer boa beimfommt,
10 trinf's geidpinO. S6lud es aber
ia nift b%inllnter, lonoern behalf es
i'm Muno, Biz Ser Mann gu 8ett
lit. ga mirIt on erfabren, mas Dies
8aiier fir cine groBe &raft bat.
9as tat nun ons @eib. lln0 neil
iie 0es @aiiers balber, oas iie I'M
Mtuno bieIt, ni9t idelten fonnte,
10 i6mieg Der Mann aud itin ulo
ging olio nit Srie0en gu 8ett.
l1eber etlide Gage fam ie pie-
Ser 81 Dem gliten 5reuno un6 pof-
te piilen, mas 6as oo9 fir elm
@aiier mare uno mie teler es fa-
me, au6 mo es gu befommen iein
m0hte. sic moIlte es ipeiter brau-
den, es bate moblgetan. Ser quite
6reun6 ladte bon Seraen uno
iprad: Mein liebes 8eib, oas Bais
Ter lit leidt gu befommen. gu
fannit es aus einer1 ieoen 8rutt-
men id1pfen. @as on aber Dem
8aiier 3uidreibit 6as bait ou nit
oeinem Stiaidpeigen autpeee &c.
bra9t.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
Weretuss& alemOer

Gpncorb Club. gr1fiOent:
Carl Gtober; Gefret6r, Gron q.
Gnlodter, 1863 Conn. lbe., 81. M.
9erfommlune ieoen Oritten WfitttuO&
i'm Mfonnt.
grOIpert Sin TrieObOf. PrGfiOemt:
Greo @ogeliang; Sefretar: $. ..
@infler; Saasmeiiter: 2ousence ..
Gtub. @eri. am 2. Samstng i'm
Monat i'm Srieobofsgeb1ioe.
q 0atIGe 6reimatrer GOge
% Arminius, Ger. %, G.M.M.M.
w GefretGr: Greof. 8ertrom,
1341 9bepberO Str, 81. 8. Der
iammIung an /. 9ienstag i'm Wto'
not i'm Neren Moionic Eempel, 1Sts
uno $ StroBe, 81. Us.
4rminius @ergnignngs e@erein.
Nr6iioent: Ronrao Mtiiaer; Setre'
tar: Ebeo0or 2er9, 1905 Siebte
GtroBe, 81. 50. 8eriammlung am
/. Sonnnben0 /. @et. i'm Souie zines
Witglie0es.
.9eutIder S6eater &Inb". HrI.
ii0ent, @uitab Seller. 8eriammlung
ieOen bierten MitttDo9 I'M Ntonat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
0iftrift Nr. 40. 9r1iioent, Mi1el
9oiner; Gefret6r, @briition &roner'
bitter, 11O4 8oniDnnt Ctr, Silner
Gpring, M6. 9eri. am 4. Wfttttuo@
m Wonnt.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Diftrift gsr. 100. HrGiioent: Sobn
@reolein; Sefret1r: Gbriition @brttt
1922 SInfte StroBe, 81. IS. 8eri.
am 4ten Dienstng /. Wat. i'm Sauie
Scr. 1920 8 StraBe, %. 9.
Mappert Seim Granen SiIfsbsr.
ein~ 9r1iioentin, Grau Bobette
arumte; Getret1rin, 6rou Wtabel
Diet. @"erfnmmIung am 2. Oiers'
tag I'm Monot 2 nbr no9mittngs.
I'M Seine.
9entIdes 8aiienbaits. 8rGfioent:
6re0 Gdnei6er; Sefretdr: @m. 6.
Wiuer, 5425 Nebrnsfa Gbenne
0or0ueIt. 9~eriommIung am atpei-
ten Sonntag i'm Waonat i'm 8aiien-
balis.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04

setben6. uSeier sic mir bite nifi
b6iel" Bat er. Sic Ieuf5te, neil iie
ibm b0ie iein noIte uno nidt fonit.
tie. Sn5pii1en tporen fte an cine
meme SaIteiteIle gelangt. sic blieben
iteberL iaben iid an, uno Damn blif-
ten ie ideinbar ltngeouloig in Die
HiHtlng, aus Ser ser Mutobus
fommen muBte. Ser autobus fam
berar. 9[ber tie itieg nidlt elm. or
iab iie eritoiittt on. nA9l" l6Gelte
iie miiSe. sd broil6e ia nidt 81
fabren. @s mar MIR Elm Grid bon
mir, INN Sic Ios5uperoen.~
Limo id broude ou6 nidt 81
fobren, eS tpar MIR Elm Grid bon
mir, Idnger NIT Sbnen 5uiammen
at feinl"
Sic Iadten beioe. Damn ipiir0e
Oos JrGitlein elm tueitig berlesen.
er Job iie an. 40arf i6 sic nun
elm Stiif begIeiten?~ Sic nidte.
n@eil ih feitten Grid mebr peiB,
Sic los8umerOenl" ieltf8te fie.
ltnO 10 mar es. sic fonnte ibn
ni1t mebr lostperoen, obet er fonrt.
tie iie aud ni9t mebr losperOen,
unO aus Dem yStiif" pltr0e EN-
gar5er LANCER 2ebenspeg, iie beirn-
teten iih nGmliG.
0iee @ei6idte er8dblen tie, tpetn
man iie fragt, mie iie iid eigentli6
fennenIernten -.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
Ser alaRennnterf6ieb

MnlaBlid elmer plosliden Or.
fr%anfung oes iddiii6en &ronprin-
gen REF man Ben ~beriibmten 2eip-
aiger Mrat Sbierid nod DresSen.
4uf Dem 8abniteig traf oieier ben
iebr bornebmen, a0ligen 2eip5iger
&reisbauptmanh Der in leutielig-
berablaiien0er art nit Dem Mr5t elm
@eiprdh begann. als man in ban
8ug einitieg, ga I9loB feline gr5el.
len5 oie l1nterbaltung nit ben
@orten:
$50, iest miiiien mir uns uobI
trennen, Serr @r5eaens fubr erlter
&laiie, gbierid 3rpeiter.
Grit beim 8erlaiien oes 8abnbo.
fes in Dresden traf man iib pie-
Der. Ser @rofeiior tpuroe bort bon
elmer Sofequipage ertpartet, mob.
reno Der &reisbauptmmn cine
9roidte berberief. Die Sofequipage
DeranlaBte i'm, ii6 erneut an
Ebieri9 5u menoen, aber 0iesmal
melt liebenspiiroiger:
rId, Sic peroen ms S9loB ge-
boltl Damn lit es aIio pabr, mos i'd
b0rte, onB Seine a6niglide Sobeit
Ser a~ronprin5 idtper franf iit?"
n2ei0er lit es pabr, graeaen5",
e~ntgegnete Sbierid, pdbreno er in
ben 8agen itieg, naber id bin er.
itaunt, oaB idon elm @erii9t oarii.
Der unter oas 8oIf georungen lit.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
.@eraIeidl. Qnanot. GI0ten-

- @ergIeid. 2unnot, SlGten.
i~pielebrer 6rieorids H., nuuoe bon
elmer abnungsloien Sofoame gefrogt,
mesbalb sic @eieen imnter 10 per-
ltimmt ieien, tpenr ibnen Hal cine
Soite reiBt. sic bdtten bod nod
orei auoere. Qnanot lafte u1o
CAB odnn Sic grfldrung: pSpaBige
2eute limo oie gioliniiten, oa boben
sic p~onltdnoig redt, man f0nnte ia
gen: fir iinO ipie bic fleinen ainoer
tie ipielen am liebiten ouf allen Bic
ren."
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04

ten bis CUR AntlinTl Oes OuBes,
un0 Mariume lit Mnmer nod nidt
ga. Sn 8ebn @inuten miro Der Bug
binter SEN Ounflen 50bren in Die
R4troe einbiegen unO beronbrauien
uno Dor ser Station balten. Seine
beioen Softer bot Gbriition i9on
mittags unten om S6alter abgese'
ben.
Sebt iie6t er ientanO Ben onitei,
genoen @eg berauffommen. pa
rianne fommt Iangiam Ben 8eB
berauf, tie trG9t eineH brdunen &of'
fer, iie ideint iebr miioe uno err
idopft. Sic tr1gt 0as ountelblaue
aoItiim, oos iie 10 groB unO i6lonf
maht. l%tnneunbare 9iebe itbertp1l-
tigt oes M3anes Ser5, Ser uitter Der
8ude oufgeiprungen lit. 3uglei@
IGbmt ibn cine entiesIi1e @epiB'
belt. @r Iiebt, OoB bier ni6t Die
@eliebte gum 8abnbof fommt, bic
2iebenoe, Oeren 2iebe iiber Oas Sc.
BEN triumpbiert, er iiebt cine Ser.
Iorene our Station geben, tie bat
nidt MIR Sen &ater unO Die Wtltter
%berloren, iie bat ni6t MIR ibr Wtdo.
dentum all einen Mann Derlorert,
3a Sem Tie nlir 6reunOidaft emp.
fdno, ionoern iie bat nun aud nod
ibre &in0er berloren, oenen lie ihr
2eben gege6en bat.
Sn 6ieien Miultten erfennt Gbri.
titan, OoB 0ieIes Opfer iiber ibre
&roft gebt unO 0aB lie es aeritort.
@ut, nun mitB er nod einmal aaes
in Iih 5uiammennebmen unO oant
anes opfern. 9os @feifen unO &ol.
len oes 3uges oringt mie ein oiii1-
mes, i6arfes 5rieren inter ieine
Saut, er bleibt in Oieiem 6rieren
iteben, Itarr, feline 6auit preBt ben
SUIT at einem &lumpen, er iiebt gu,
ME Marianne Jest ~bergeblid na9
ibm iudjt, er fiebt Ben Bug bitter
Sen 0unflen 6obren in Oie &urbe
einbiegen uno beranfommen, raid
unO bod pip unbeipeglid, unO Damn
liebt er i'm Dor Ser Station balten.
SeBt Iiebt er Marianne sic $50.
genreiben entlang geben, lire Mtiise
iiber benz beablon0en Saar bat ii9
beri6obent iie bebt iid arf oie Be-
benipiben un0 iiebt in sic a6teile
binein. u@i~niteigenl" ruff Der
SGoffner. Marianne tritt 5uriid,
Ser 3ug fdilgt an gu rotten, Tie itebt
neben ibrem Softer un0 iiebt Dem
entI9minoenoen 3ug nad. Damn
ieBt tie ii6 alif Die 8anf. 2onge
iibt iie BORT allf Dem berIaiienen
8abnIteig. Die Nadmittagsionne lit
lGngit bon Sen @eleiien fort. @bri-
titan bort in ieiner gdbe sic i6ar.
fen Sdreie oes @i9el61bers. gr
lebnt nod miner an ser 8rhe.
@enn er iebt binanteriiebt, fiiblt er,
0oB Marionne dun rubiger geipor.
Sen lit. Cine 8eile hat lie nod ge-
peint. a6er lett iteA iie plobli&
ailf unO ld1elt. 9ain ninlnlt lie Ben
Softer un0 gebt Sen @eg 3llriid.
Sic gebt 8u ibren &iu0ern.
G6riitian mint ibr einnol leiie
nit Dem 3eroriidten Sut nad. 9mn
gebt ouh er, Sic Softer fam er
ip6ter holen, er gebt tiefer in Ben
@alo binein, in Dem es idon o6eno-
lid miro, Oommerig uno itia, nao
Sic gauge 3eit bat er Oas entiebli.
DIE @efiibl, plobIid 3lt einem Sauien
slide Oerbrannt 81 ieiu.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
e

Mdh ion aud nidt berIuHen,
Oen &0rper obns ole SeeIe gu bei-
len. = 9lato.
SeIbt3ufrteOenbeit lit
enttpeoet elm. 3eihen GROCER Slug
belt ooer grober - 9ummbeit.
Ger 8ioiIiiierte @enid tut Orei
9inge SuOieI: er iibt 8uDiel, &c iBt
aupieI unO er Oenft 8ubiel. = Bil.
liams.
961ast Dir Oie Soffnung febI,
ME febIe sir Oas Soffenl
Sin Tor lit 8ueeton, bod tauleno
ltn6 nod often.
england lit oos 2ano Ser
meiiten Observation-Disclosures. 100000
0ilettonten Ipielen sort ais Mit-
glieOer BON etpa $500 Ebeateroer-
einen.
Man treble cine Gnt3iebungsfur
nidt 5t melt, oenn aud iie i6lieBt
cine @efabr elm, ionoern poiie ie
Ser aonititution oes betreffenoen
MenI6en an. = Sippofrates.
SSugenb, mo sic Seele glibt,
ltno ales wagt nur ni9t gu liigen,
$50 ser @eOanfe 5unfen ipriibt
Sod Eff er ipri6t, in Bid uno 31-
genl Byron.
9 Ell Stole fiber QUIT geniigt
gu braudit iie nibt GIT bre9en,
ltno fper Ii1 nit Dem 9uft begniigt,
Sen miro ibr Dorm nibt itehen.
ST. b. 8ooeniteOt.
Sci Siiden IGBt fi6 Sag Sitter
8iemli6 gerloit dbnlid wie bei ben
81ltmen an Sen oeutli9 abgeiebten
Sabresringen beItimmen, un0 6tuar
an Ben &no6en, ouBerOem an ben
@eb0rIteinen uf10 &iemenoedeIn.
Gas 2eben. Iebt nur, inoem es
2eben berniftet. Oaran miro aud
Ser gegetarismus nidts 6noern.
Mid erndbren, beiBt Eier- unO
8flan5en3ele nit meinen eigenet
3e[len 51 permii6en. 6. 8.
Sdleid.
Bum Qidt empor mil fIarem Bid,
Gin 8orDdrts itets, ME elm 3uriid,
Gin frohes Soften, fiibnes Streben
ltn0 ihnelles @anoeln aud Oaneben
Damn fat oas 9aiein 3Ded unS
9isI,
@er @roBes min, erreidt aud bel.
SbpobG sic flimatii6eu Ser
bGltniiie am 0pro- ullo SiiopoI
gang oieielben firo, lit Ser Eierbe-
itano an Sen Bolen iebr oerfhie6en.
81 Ieben peoer @isbdren nod $50.
Iorfiidie am SiiopoI mGbreno oa.
eegen feline 8inguine am Nor0pol
5u fin0en Iino.
Sage ME, Sen &el1 Ser S6mer5en
@iir3t elm iiibes Nai6gefiibl;
Sebrer S1auer Iiebt oie Screen
SIN Srfan uno S9laAtgepiibI.
Sober Ml1t uno &raft entqueaen
Sat- b~eltanoener @efabr;
@enien oes SroIts geiellen
Sid 81 Sdmermut uniidt6ar.
9as grIte uno 8i6tigIte I'm
2eben 1T, Bob man iid ieIbit gu be-
berri6en iu6t, oaB man ii9 nit
Gube Dem l1nabdnoerlihen inter.
tpirft un0 ie0e Gage, Sic begliider6e
pie Sic unerfreulihe als etpas att
Iiebt, tporalls oas innere 8eien unS
Ser eigenilihe Gbaratter Starfe
i6opfen f0nnen.
80. b. SumbolOt.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
@iel p%erlanst

~aber 5rau geier, Sic baben se-
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Washington Journal., 1943-06-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

Ickes' principal aide in determining
conservation and power policies.
Controversies are not new to Mr..
Slattery who had lighting record"
in the conservation field. He was
associated with Clifford Pinchot in
bringing to light the famous Bal
linger timber lands revelations, and
won from Col. Theodore Roosevelt
the title of the Irish rebel from the
South" He assisted in the prelim-
mary work which resulted in the
airing of the notorious Teapot Dome
scandal.
Born at Greenville, S. c., Mr.. Stat
terry attended both Georgetown and
George Washington Universities
He entered the Government during
the Taft administration under Mr..
Pinchot in the National Conserva-
ton Commission.
Land conservation was again his
concern in 1918, when he was ap-
pointed special assistant to Secre-
tary of the Interior Franklin K.
Lane. Later, as counsel for the Ma
tional Conservation Association, he
drafted bills for the protection of
waterpower. forests, oil and other
resources and took an active part in
the drafting of the Federal Power
Act.
Mr.. Slattery served as executive
officer and counsel for the National
Boulder Dam Association from 1925
to 1929. He was recalled to the In
terror Department in 1888, when he
was named personal assistant to Mr..
Ickes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-27

LOST.
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