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The southern news., 1943-10-09
First Lady To Address NAACP
Fifth Annual Student Conference
Lincoln University Pa. Oct.D=3l

CHESTER COUNTY, Pa.-Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt will address
delegates to the NAACP fifth an
nual Student Conference here at
Lincoln University, October 29-31.
Recently returned from a tour
during which she visited Hawaii,
Australia, New Zealand and
Guadalcanal, Mrs. Roosevelt in
formed the Student Conference
this week that she would be pres
ent at the conference. Mrs. Roose-
welt will deliver the keynote ad-
dress on October 10th. For its
theme the Conference will have
"a Blueprint for Action. Dele
gates representing a total of more
than 1000 students Negro and
White have already registered.
Mrs. Ruby H. Hurley, NAACP
director of youth work, stated
this week that the conference will
be an instructional meeting to post
students on techniques for the
procurement of a full franchise
of organized labor. A program of
activity for college students to
carry back to the schools will be
formulated.
The southern news., 1943-10-09

Brief Before Supreme
Court In Fourth Texas
White Primary Case

NEW YORK. N. Y. - For the
third time the legal staff of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People has
filed brief. this time titled Lon
ME E. Smith VS.. s. E. Albright,
in the U. S. Supreme Court at
tacking the constitutionality of
the White Primary laws of the
state of Texas. Also filed was a
brief amicus curiae by the Ma
tional Lawyers Guild, supporting
the contention of the NAACP at
torneys that the discriminatory
balloting system should be abol-
ished.
OF the three previous cases car
ried from Texas to the Supreme
Court. the first two were decided
in favor of Negroes, but were sue
cessively nullified by changes In
Texas Democratic Party procedure.
The third case. Grovey VS.. Town
send. not handled by the NAACP
was decided against Negroes on
the grounds that the Texas State
Democratic Convention had the
right to restrict membership to
the party. Basis for NAACP ar
gument in support of its third case
Is supplied by the recent United
States VS.. Classic clause which, in
volvtng the Louisiana Primary es-
sentially similar to the Texas sys-
tenn, was decided in favor of Clas-
sic, the High Court Judgment be-
Ing that the Primary election was
AN integral part OF the procedure
of choice" being conducted "un-
der color or state law and there
fore subject to federal control.
Adding weight to their claim that
the Negro suffrage and anti dis
criminatory amendments to the
Constitution are being deliberately
Haunted. NAACP attorneys have
established that in an actual White
Primary election in Texas white
members of any political party
are permitted to vote while all
Negroes, regardless of party affili-
alton, were barred from the polls
The brief Is filed for the Oc-
tober term of the Supreme Court
Supporting as counsel Thurgood
Marshall and Judge William H
HASTE, NAACP Special Counse,
and National Committee head. re.
spectively, were W. J. Durham
Sherman. Texas; w. Robert Ming
Jr.. Chicago; George NJ. Johnson
Berkeley. California; Leon A. Ran
som, Columbus, Ohio; Carter Wes
ley. Houston; and Milton R. Kon-
vitz, Newark, N. J.
The southern news., 1943-10-09

WINSTON-SALEM, Oct. 2-State
Chairman Clarence T. Leinbach
announced tonight that North
Carolina had bettered its $145,000,-
900 Third War Loan quota by $4,-
100000 as of p. m. yesterday,
when the latest figures were
totaled.
The southern news., 1943-10-09

PROMOTED - Major Charity
Edna Adams, supervisor of pans
and training at the First Women's
Army Corps Training Center, Fort
Des Moines, Iowa, whose promo
tion to her present rank was an
nounced September 20 by the War
Department. A teacher in civilian
life, Major Adams is former COM
mander of a WAC company at Fort
pes Moines. (Oficial WAC photo).
The southern news., 1943-10-09
NEGROES TO SHARE In
$lz5, ,UUU, ,OUU CHESI
OF WAX FUND DKiVE

Americans, Nego and white will
be called upon to pour into the
chest OF the National War Fund,
overall relief agency, $125,0OU,-
600 in the fund campaign to be-
gin October 4th through Novem-
Der in conjunction with local COM
munlty campaigns.
OF this sum, $61,226,827 will
be allocated to the USO, which
serves more than a million color
ed servicemen during one month.
There are los. servicemen's clubs
under the ESQ serving Negroes
alone, not including the many in
Northern cities which cater to all
races.
To the War Prisoners will go
total of $5,S8S,I6S for recre-
ational, educational and religious
activities for the men behind
barbed-wire camps in enemy lands.
many of whom are American Ne
groes and colored colonials of al
lied nations.
To the United Seaman's Service,
which offers health and recre-
ational services to approximately
5000 colored merchant seamen Of
America, will go $4,744,097.
To refuge relief, which en-
braces aid to those who man
aged to escape from the occupied
countries will be allotted $685.
SAC. Aid to civilians in combat
zones will total S24,973,626, and
relief in occupied countries, where
there is assurance that supplies
will not fall into enemy hands
will be cared for by S5,925, ,566.
Contingent Fund $12,SO7,867.
In addition to the SIPS, 900, 900
National Fund goal, it is ex-
pected that another SIPS, 900
will be raised by local united COM
munity campaigns for needs of
the home front agencies for
/ health, welfare and recreation.
The southern news., 1943-10-09

a dinette for the nurses, six bath
rooms, a room for the superin-
tendent, and another for the doc
tor. The structure was the former
home of late DR.. P. H. Bryant.
He built it for a hospital, but 1t
was never so used
The southern news., 1943-10-09
''Did Not Withdraw From
Levy Case," Says NAACP

WASHINGTON, D. C. - The
NAACP refuted this week the AS
ISOLATED Negro Press release which
stated that the NAACP had with
drawn from the case of Sergeant
Alton Levy.
This is incorrect in two re-
spects," the NAACP wire to all
Negro weeklies read. "The N. A.
A. c. P. has neber formally en-
tered the case and could not
therefore have withdrawn. In fact
the NAACP still has the case of
Sgt. Levy under investigation"
Levy, white soldier, court
martialed and serving four months,
said in letters to friends that he
was being penalized because he
protested the treatment of Negro
soldiers at acamp near Lincoln
Nebraska
The southern news., 1943-10-09
Swing Stars Support
NAACP Youth Program
AT Savoy October l6

NEW YORK, N. Y. - In the
interest of greater opportunity for
Harlem Youth an array of swing
stars will participate in the
NAACP Youth Guidance Series.
The series will get under way to
the tune of Count Basic finger
work at an opening dance rally at
the Savoy Ballroom on October
18th. Youngsters from the high
schools of New York will rub ell
bows with many of the swing he
roes of the nation who are now
honorary members of the NAACP
youth councils. Included in the
group are screen star Lena Horne,
Count Basic, Duke Ellington, Ella
Fitzgerald, Hazel Scott, Cab Cal
loway, Teddy Wilson and Charlie
Barnett.
Distressed at the lack of op-
portunity for useful activity Of
fered young people in the Harlem
area, Charles Buchanan, manager
of the world-famous Savoy Ball
room has donated the use of the
amusement palace to metropolitan
NAACP Youth Councils. Mrs. Ru-
by H. Hurley, National Youth Di-
rector of the NAACP announced
this week that all youth regard
less of race or color and from all
sections of the city would find
welcome at the series which will
run well into the spring.
The Youth Guidance Series will
hold bi-monthly Saturday after
noon meetings at which forums on
topics of interest to you will be
conducted. Occasionally there will
be matinee dances. Bill Robinson
has been asked to assist in plan
ming a dancing course to be at
tended by interested young people
during these sessions.
John Hammond, member of the
NAACP Board of Directors and
discoverer of many now famous
swing musicians has enlisted the
support of performers from Cafe
Society, Zanzibar, The Hurricane
and other amusement spots who
will appear from time to time as
guest artists on the Saturday at
ternoon programs.
Newbold Morris, president of
the City Council has been asked
to address the Youth at the Oc-
tober 16 dance-rally. Thurgood
Marshall, NAACP Counsel, Assem-
blyman William T. Andrews and
Rev. Benjamin Richardson, assist
ant pastor of Abysinnian Baptist
Church are among the civic lead
ers who have been invited to par
ticipate.
The southern news., 1943-10-09
Chicago NAACP Branch
Completes Food Survey
Showing Race Pays More

CHICAGO, III. - Food Costs
Negroes More In Chicago.
comparative survey Of retail food
and household commodity prices
made by the Chicago Branch of
the NAACP has just been COM
pleted. The survey. similar to ono
conducted last year in New York
titled Food Costs More In Har-
lem, represents an intensive study
of three representative Chicago
communities, one Negro and the
others white.
Nelson c. Jackson, on leave
from the Atlanta U. School of
Social Work, conducted the sur
vey for the Branch's Committee
on Social Research, consisting of
Mr.. Jackson, Don R. Bonaparte,
Jr., Martha Sutton Galloway, JOS
eph S. Jackson and Joseph O'Neal.
1t was just concluded last April
20, which makes its findings
clearly up to date.
The southern news., 1943-10-09
Blueblood Chickens
Should Have Killed Dogs

WATERLOO, Iowa = Burr G..
Lichty asked the county board Of
supervisors to pay him $75 for
five white spangled game chick
ems killed by dogs.
When the supervisors allowed
Lichty $3.75, he protested:
MY chickens are not dealt in
by the pound, but on the record
of their ancestors in front-line
combat"
"At that rate" Chairman C. v.
Kline told him. they should have
killed the dogs"
The southern news., 1943-10-09
W. c. Allen Membership
Campaign Chairman
For The N. A. A. L. P.

N. A. A. C. p. Eighth Campoign
opens october 10 TO November I5.
The campaign chairman, Mr.. w.
c. Allen, announced TINS week
that there would be so cap.Mns
to call ON the people OF AsheviIIe
and BunconDe County to JON the
n. A. A. G. z. Membership is
$1.0O "a year, 1900 meInDers are
tile goal TINS year. Are you
member? Why not?
The southern news., 1943-10-09

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Sena-
tor Barkley of Kentucky, the DEM
ocratic leader, said today that IAN
official communication from the
war department" may be forth
coming soon on pending proposals
to ease the effect of the fathers
draft on family life.
The southern news., 1943-10-09

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 A
spokesman for the senate's round
the-world war inspection COM
mittee disclosed today that mat
ters likely to affect the imme-
diate conduct of the war as well
as the drafting of final peace
terms will be laid before the the
chamber in secret session Wednes-
daV
The southern news., 1943-10-09

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2-The "a
day Third War Loan ended to-
night, with its SIS, 5,0OO,OOO,OOO goal
oversubscribed and Secretary Nor
genthau voicing his satisfaction
for a job we'll done.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

rem @es Ole Suoell Die an, aaem @elt=
libel I1ulo rparen uno ieinen Sralln
BON einem 1O00idbrigeu Serrenraiieu-
rei6 5u 5erItoren beitrebt paren."
Selte bulten i'm bic belten @ene.
r1le 9elttlhlnnos uno oos oeuticbc
&olf perantluortli6 fir Die ibnlab-
liden Aieoerlagen, Die ibm iein nSSlt:
tl1itionstalent" eingebratbt bat. g8er
onoern cine ,S6idel" "=@rube grabt
idllt ielblt binein!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10
Mittnod, ben 10. Mars 1913
Gr5fte Gelleitnug Der @elt poaenbet

altt DeI9ul9ellell Il. Sulllur lpuI&
De Die 2egutg Der groBlen Selrob-
rcnleitltng Der 8elt = elmer 245ol-
ligen Hobre BON 551 Wteilen 2angs
bon 2ongpieip int oltteranilhen Dell
repier na6 9eorris Gitp, 81, 5am
9lbi6lnB gebrad)t. 8ie sfrbeit purs
oe: NIT 9fiidiiGt auf ben Selmangel
int 2anoesolten bei6leltrigt uno 1T
neniger als lecbs s0tonaten bur6ge=
fiibrt. Slutpaiier oes Wfiiliiiippi rii=
fen perfloiienen @eonat 600 SUB Der
Se1tung beraus, ebe oie :Gobrellle-
a1ng iiber oen Strom NIT 1lelen uuo
i6peren Stabl beperfl lteaigt ueroen
fonnte. -. ..@ .-.a1..-=+
Die slrbeit ging in iol6em Sempo
Dor iid, baB i'm Sagesour6i6nitt un-
gefdbr feds 9eeilen Hobren gelegt
uno eine Reforoleiltuug bon 9.93
@feilen an einem Gage er5ielt tpuroe.
Die 2eitung, oeren 8a1 $35, ,O0O,=
600 Deriblang, bat eine yaiiungs=
fraft bon 100000 Jab uno miro
tdelid 100000 5ab gobol na6 @or-
ris Gitp bringen, BON DEM Oas Del
in 8abntanfpagen lpeiter nad oen
Often perlanot ner0eu miro.
Mfit oem ginptmpen oes Sels lit
I'M teraniiben Selrepier bereits be-
gonnen moroen, uno in ser erlten Sc
bruarmod)e ioate bas erlte Sel im
Often eintreffen. Die slrbeit an ei=
ner 5lpeiten, S57 Meilen langen Set
tl1ng bon bier na6 Dem SEEM yorf-
Sbilaoelpbia @ebiet inn Often lit BE-
reitS I'M @ange.
Srailianiide MaKenmanbernng nadj
ben 8nmniiuGlbern bes Nmaspnen-
tales
@enn Ole 8erltderungen Oes i'm
Wiami, 5la., aus 8raiilien eirge-
troffenen Soao sllberto Gins 81 8ar=
ros itd ais auperldliig eripeilen, mer-
oet Die Ser. Staaten balo in SEN 8e-
lib eines gelpaltigen Sua1tllms Cunt
mi eelangen. Ser 8ralilianer, oem
BON Ser braltlianil6en &egierung bas
Mmt zines ,,&ooroinators ser @irt-
i6aftsmoboliiie iierung' I'M &riege eegen
Die N6iennd6te iibertragen tporoen
lit, erfl6rte: uMeine 0tiiiion betraf
oie tpirti6aftlibe groberltng oes 81
100000 Bfuno 8obgumn,i 5ur Ser
mirtidaftung SIM fommenOen Sabre
oiirfte es noglid) fem, oie Hroouftion
auf runo 100000 Jonnen Hobgu1lmi
81 lteigern, Die bis altf Elm 3ebntel
oleier Wenge ebenfaas ibren Geg
nod Dem uYanfee" "=2anbe finpen mer.
ben. Der braIilianiihe Niroentraser
bat li6 in. aaen gin5elbeiten init Ben
5uitanoigen Berionlidfeiten ser 8un~
oesregierung in @aibington belpros
1en. .
Na6 leinen Mngaben lit sic bra-
iilianiide &egierlng nun i'm 8egriffe,
$4,000 Mrbeiter rah bent besei6ueten,
bisber nod poaig unerl6loiienen Ge~
biete i'm 2anoesinnern 5ll idaffen.
Die Malienpanoerung lit bereits ieit
Mnfang oieies Monats' i'm @auge. @on
Dem am tpeitelten in ben Siioatlantif
porlpringenoen oitbraiiliauiiben @e.
bietsteil aus beipegen itb ieitlen all
tpohentli6 elm paar tal1ieuo Mann
5u SUB nab einenr Buntte oes So=
eantinsfluiies, cine Stredes bon 600
Meileit, Inn Die GeltItrede BON tauieno
Meilen auf 0ampfern 5ltritd5uleeen.,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10
aatboliIder 8iiduf bun Sdlueoen
nerurteilt HaiIismus


8ii6of San1es Muller, lpoltoli=
iher gifor BON Sbmeoen, berliberte
unlGngIt in ei1em S6reiben an ben
proteltantii6en @r5biibof gioem ieine
poae llnterltiibl1ng bes 8rotelts Der
proteltantiiden 9iidofe gegen Oie
9ioiienperfolgung. sluf cine Geroros
nung oes fatbolii6en 8ii6ofs puroe
Ser pierte sopentslonntag bon allen
&atbolifen Sbmeoens als Sag bes
@ebetes fir Sic Spfer ber 8erfol-
gung namentlid oie gegen bie Su=
Ben, begangen.
,Gon gan5en Ser5en'', erflarte ST.
id)of Muller, ,,unteritiibe id) oie IN
Der slopentsbotl6aft Ser 8il60fe ber
ifpeoiiden Stride a1sgeipro6enen
1tnperanoerli6en driItli6en Brin5i-
pien. Sm Hamen aaer l6ipeoilden
Gatboliten bringe i6 meine aufri6tig=
ite Spmpatbie NIT alien, oie gegen=
lparttg 1tngere6t perfolgt uno gral1=
lam rnteroriidt tperoen, gum slus=
orud. gs erfiillt lniere Ser5en NIT
tiefitem S6mer5 uno gntieben, oaB
in gan5 europa 8olfer berfolgt, ge=
peinigt, getotet uro erbarmu1rgslos
bon Sal1s 1no Sein pertrieben tper=
ocn, aus oem 8runoe, neil Tie at Ell
ner gepiiien 9taiie geboren ooer peil
iie bie Sreibeit ibres 2anoes uno sic
bon ibren Gorfabren ererbten &e6te
perteioieen.' Ser 8ii6of tpies bin
auf Die unausbleibli6e Strafe oes
Sinmels l1no foroerte ale Gbriiten
aut fir Die Sade Ser 8erfolgten ein-
8"'te'f'en. * * g. n
Or. Iapo propbe5eit 100000
3riegsuaiiem mad benz &riese
SSn Wilpallfee ertldrte Or. 2eonaro
IS. Mapo, Brd1toent Der ,,Gbilo @el-
fare Seague Of Imerica" uno Gorltt-
5enoer Der Il. g. gbiloren's 8ureal.
Gommiiiions on @bilOren in @artime
Dor iebs ainoer=@oblf lfabrtsagent,1>
rem in Weilmaufee:
,Na6 fonierbatipen S64bunge11
miro es nab 8eenoielng Der Seino-
Ieltgfeiten in europa aaein 100000
Waiien geben. Wfan nimmt ferner an,
oaB 20,000,OOO bis 3O,OOO,OO0 Mens
ld]en lit europa arbeitslos iein tpers
Den. 9ieie Sdaelngen, 5uiamnen
nit oen peripanoten Yroblemen ser
Gr5iebung, 8oIfsgeiunobeit uno Ser
8ei6affnng idierer 2ebensnotpenbig=
feiten, legen oen amerifanil6en @obl-
fabrtsarbeitern nele 8erantportli6-
telten auf. 5alls mir in ser @elt
orauBen erfolg baben iollen, niillen
mir tii6tiger iein, ais mir es iest at
Sa1ie itnb."
Or. WfaDo ertlarte, oaB bie meilte1
omerifanii6en Muni5ipalitaten nod
feline lpirtlide &inoerf rfiiriorse tens
nen, uno baB sic amerifanii6e 8e-
banolung bon neutrality-suspicious.
gu bei6ranft lei.
Naknabmen Der emgliiden &egiermng
sesem bic "3ensen Sebopas"
0ie aus @eipiiiensgriinoen Den
MilitGroienit in ieelider Sorm per-
meigernoen 1900 slnbdnger Der Set
te Der "3eusen Sebopas" baben Sen
britiid)en Snnenminiiter Sarriion 81
bur6greifenoen Mabuabmen peran-
Iabt. Ser Setter ser Organization,
Der amerifaniide Staotsaneeborise
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-10

auSgelpiel EN- uno lit na6 ben Ser.
Stoaten 5l1riidgefebrt. Snsgeianlt
44O slngeborige ser 8etpegung mur-
oen in Saft geiett.
Gie 9tegierung begritnoet oiele
WaBnabme Ser Organization geger
iiber oanit, BOB bieielbe >ni6t mebr
ais cine religioie Organization be-
5eihnet tperoen fan11. 8ielmebr lei
lie cine slrt 5. &olonne, Sic belonoers
felt @nfang oes &rieges bon ser @e-
icuidoft entfaltet puroe uno ipe5ieu
oarauf bin5ielt, oie slnbdnger 5ur
Germeigerung iegliden WeilitarOien=
ties an3uleiten, mas fir Elm friegfiib=
renoes 2ano nibt mebr eroulObar iei.
0ieie Observation-Disclosures iino
oesbalb belonoers bea6tlif, neil Oie
u3eugen Sebopas' iid in england
elmer getpiiien Soleran5 Ser 8ebor=
ben erfreuten llnb IN ibrer Brogagan=
90 geraoe oesbalb INNER ben 8etpeis
oafiir erbliden lpollten, oaB oie eng
lii6e &eeierung in Ser 8etpegung Der
u8ibelfori6er" (ribtiger 8ibelper.
oreber) feline nnerpiinl6te Clifton
idbe. * y y
Sitlers Gebenslamf
SSSn einem BON 2uotpig @agner per-
! fabten 8u6e ,,Wan of Strife" ent=
pirft ser IN Seiterreid) geborene Ser
foiier, ser Sitler (S6idelgruber)
| perionli6 gefannt bat, folgenoes Sc:
+ bensbilo: ,,Sbidelgrubers 8ater mar
Elm tprannilder, itiimperbafter
/ Meni6, Der ni6t miioe puroe, bel je=
Der @elegenbeit oem llnperbeiierli6en
Noolf 5lt propbe5eien, baB aus linn
tie ettpas Sroentli6es tperoen tpiroe.
Snfolgeoefen fiiblte Moolf INNER
mebr ieine Minoermertigfeit. Weit IL
Sabren ml1roe er tpegen ieines unor=
oentli6en boffnungs1oien 8etragens
aus Der fatbolii6en S6ule ausge=
i6loiien. Sn elmer Sanoelsi6ule, mo-
, tbn iein Sater unter5ubringen l16te,
periagte er boffnungslos. 0a er it6
elnbiloete, ein &iinitlergenie gu iein,
begab ct iid na6 8ien, mo- er aber
bon allen &un nitanitalten abgelpieien
lullrbe. 3meimal lpuroe linn Die Muf-
nobme in elmer 9lrbitefteni6ule per=
meigert. 9arauf arbeitete er ais Wfor=
teltrager, nuBte aber na6 fur5er 3eit
entlaiien merOen, neil er lid) ais u1l=
fdbig ertpies uno feline Ofitarbeiter
, i'm nid)t leioen fonnten. Monatelang
: iiberna6tete er mum IN einen linn bon
einem Suoen our 8erfiigung geitea=
ten Sbuppen. Gier Sabre fiibrte er
Elm StraBenbum1mlerleben uno fano in
elmer bon Suoen ibm gegen geringes
gntgelt 5ur Gerfiigus geiteaten Ser
berge ltnterf,,nft.
Sm erlten Weltfriege fdnpfte er
als @emeiner NIT fanatiiders @ut uno
etbielt 5tpei militdriibe slus5eidnun=
gen. gr tuuroe inoes bon aQen, Die
nit ibm perfebrten, gemieoen unb ge-
baBt. Sogar Die Sffi5iere, oenen er
nit frieberii6er nntertanigfeit oie
Stiefel pubte, iaben peradtli6 auf i'm
perab. ..- @.
Wenn INNER er burd iein tolpel<
boftes Benebmen ooer iein anmaBen=
aes 8eien ins glenb geriet, nabte
ct Die Suoen bafiir bera1,ttportli6.
als er olrb 2ug uno Srug u1o
Sdlide aller strt fid) an sic Spite
Ser Wabt gu idtuinsen perltano, mo-
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9as id)mblpie bentlde @plf

SHs la)HDlp1e DeHIluDe SDlI
0ab unlere S6ubrationierlng ser
reinlte 2lrus lit I'M Gerglei6 5u Dem
taft g1n5liben Sbubmangel in
0ertidlano, gebt berpor aus einer
Mitteillrng oes ebemaligen &orreipon=
oenten grnelt g. Slider ser slnoc.
Ereiie, Ser Dor etipa neun Wonaten
Oeltti6lano perlieB. Canals ifon
fon,,te niemanb in 9eutl l6lano mebr
ais ein Haar Sbube oas Sabr erbal=
ten. I'm eiu neues Boar faufen gu
fonnen, 1nubte man cine ibriftltbc
@rflarl1ng abgeben, OaB bie Sbube
nidt mebr reparatl,rfdbie iino uno
5uglei6 DEM Heeierl1ngsaeenten oie
grlalbnis geben, cine SausIu6ung
an5uitellen 5ur Briifung ser Musiage.
S6on fur5 Dor Dem &riege fonnte
niemano in 0eutl6lano mebr ais elm
Baar S6ube i'm Sabre faufen. Gie
3ultanoe baben iid felt benz ariege
nod peri6limmert.
Shon inn Sabre 194t bert6tete Sic
neutrality-suspicious. in Miin6en,
oaB nur 60 Bro5ent ser iib INN Sen
&auf bon S6uben 8eperbenoen ein
Baar 56ube erbalten fonnten. Man
madte Sen 8eriub, oas S6ubproblent
gu loien Our6 SerItellung einer Maiie
aus &oseenitrob, aber Die oa5u not
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nimmt, Inn ein Baar Strobibube 81
perfertigen, nno ein 8aar fonl1te I'M
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pobner ,1no Mrbeiter arftil6er @egen=
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@ebieten, in oenen ltnter=geua= Gent
peraturen iibertpiegen, geuobnlib 40
bis SO Bfuno iduere An5iige getra-
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dung Ser 8efleioungsgetpobnbeit
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uno 8aumtpolle perfertigt ltl1o nit
gioerbaunen gefiittert. :
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ben er unb Elm anberer Mrfitfforiher,
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Seattle bergeIteat Daren, in alasfo
bel elmer Semperatur bon As @rob
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Militarbeborbe in gleiber 5ad)e 8e.
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
but 81 Votes
Separate BOyIes
and Chandler

LANSING, April Is - (P) -
The State Board of Canvassers
will meet next Tuesday TO decide
who are the winners in the April
5 election tor Supreme Court
Justice. a role in which Justices
Emerson r. BoyleS, Republican,
and Bert ID. Chandler. Democrat,
ran almost neck and neck.
The latest tabulation of Off
cial and unofficial counts, in
Guiding the addition OF the Off
cial returns from CharlevoiX
county, gave Chandler a lead of
only 81 votes over Boyles.
Boyles picked up 100 votes over
tie unofficial count III that coun-
ty, Chandler 81 votes and the
leading candidate. Judge Neil
Reid, Of Mt. Clemens. gained IS
votes. The training candidate,
Judge Frank d. McAvinchey of
Flint, gained six votes.
The Wayne county official
poll will not be received until
Monday, the Secretary of State
announced, preventing the CAM
vass from taking place until
Tuesday.