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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Seek 10 Cancel
u. s. Citizenship

A petition asking cancellation OF
the citizenship of Arthur Heinrich
Oswald Bachmann. 81, who al
legedly took the oath of allegiance
with mental reservations, was filed
today in federal court.
Assistant District Attorney
Louis NJ. Hopping charged Bach
mann, who lives at "a w. Ferry,
never relinquished his allegiance
to his native Germany.
Unmarried, Bachmann was born
at Legeau, Germany, came 10 the
United States in 1923 and was
naturalized in 1888, according 20
John S. Bugas, local FBI chief.
Bugas said Bachmann Joined
tie Detroit symphony in 1927.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
$4,000 Damage.
I Hurt, Fire Toll

Damage was estimated at $50.
900 and two firemen were injured
today in a three-alarm fire which
swept the Detroit Underpinning
Co. 9121 Alpine.
Firemen were busy constantly
from a p. m. yesterday until early
today. answering 120 calls. The
majority were grass fires out of
hand because of the high wind.
Injured at the underpinning
company were Firemen William
P. Lamparter, 40. of 1887 Mans
field, who was sent to Harper Hos
pital with a fractured knee. and
Fireman Walter Noonan, Engine
Company AZ, sent home with cuts
on the face.
Police from the arson squad
said the 150-foot square building
was set ablaze by sparks from a
nearby grass fire. Burning embers
from the building caused three
minor roof fires in the vicinity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
$97 Chicken
Shoots Fowl; Court
Fixes Ceiling

Centerline Justice Donald X.
Parent set a new high ceiling price
for chicken today anu Lester East
ham, who shot and ate it. COM
planned twice, once of the price,
$9725, and once because it was
really too tough to eat.
The farmer-owner lost In the
deal, however, getting only $3.75
for the 7-pound fowl.
Eastman, 80, of S434 We'll, Gen.
terline. shot the chicken from his
car February II, il was testified.
Justice Parent assessed East
ham $3.50 per pound. of which
$3.50 was court costs, S3.75 for
the farmer and 800 fine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Michigan Sends
7 Nurses 10
Front in Africa

Seven Michigan nurses today
were reported among a contingent
which has arrived in Africa to
take over the duties of physicians
and enlisted personnel on hospital
ships.
The nurses will attend wounded
while being flown from the front
TO base hospitals.
From the state were: Agnes X.
Smith. Detroit; Helen +. Grant,
Berkeley: Helen NJ. Huiskens. Bay
City; Clara M. Morrey, Hancock;
Aleda +. Lutz. Saginaw; Frieda L.
Pagels, Birchrun. and Veronica M.
Savinski. Ypsilanti.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
0IdsmobiIe Plant
Wins f Star Award

Messages Of congratulations
from Under-secretary of War Pat
terson and Maj. Gen L. II. Camp
bell. chief >of ordnance. were
posted al the OldSmobile plants
in Lansing, today. appriSing en-
ployes Of an Army-Navy e star
award.
The honor is recognition OF con-
tinued production excellence since
The f flag was given 10 the
company last August
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Defeated Dem Gets
$4,000 Capitol Job

WASHINGTON, March 5 (INS),
The White House today an
nounced that President Roosevelt
had named James NJ. Barnes, for
mer congressman from Illinois. TO
be one of his six administrative
assistants at salary of $4,000 a
year.
Barnes, a Democrat who served
terms in the House of Representa-
tives, was defeated in the last
election by Rep. Sid Simpson (R).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
II Grass Fires Here
In Day Bring Warning

Capt. Edward w. Hall. acting
fire marshal, reported today that
alone u calls came 10
the fire department TO eXtinguish
grass fires in va
cant lots and fields.
1.-THE big fire al the Detroit
UNDERMINING Co. last night was
the result of a grass fire." he
said. warning that a city ordi-
nance forbids grass or bonfires
on either private or public
property.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Judge Passes Buck
On $2.45 Car Wash

In little more than II takes Joe
ambasco TO wash a car, Traffic
Judge Thomas F. Maher today
ossed the nuisance suit against
ioe's speedy auto wash to the traf-
he safety committee.
Joe is charged with maintain.
|ng a public nuisance by allowing
customers seeking a 10-minute,
scent car wash TO double park
AZ his rack, w. Lafayette and
Brooklyn.
Recently motorists have paid
s2.45 TO have their cars bathed---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

IS cents to Joe and 50 to the
police department.
Police Inspector James Hoye,
backed by several patrolmen. testi-
fled Joe's clientele completely
blocked traffic.
Through his attorney, Marvin A.
Smith. Joe contended the crowds
had thinned out what with less
driving and less help.
Judge Maher said he would
issue a decision in conformity with
the safety committees findings in
the case. The charge carries a
maximum penalty of 80 days and
$500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
S46,OOO,OOO Liquor,
Wayne Given Most

LANSING, March 5 (UP).-
Michigan's specially designated
distributors during 1912 purchased
SAG. 1S6, 96S97 worth of liquor. of
which all but 81, 981, 1879 worth
went TO Wayne County dealers,
the state liquor control commits
sion reported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Butter Line Hampers Firemen

SALEM. Mass, March 5 GNS)
-Firemen had little trouble yes
terday in getting at blaze in a
butter and eggs store. People wait
ing in line did not care TO risk los
ing their places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
kochs' Remedy
Cured Ailments,
lis Nurse Says

spare. bespectacled nurse,
no worked in the Koch clinic six
onths for pleasure and observa-
on" entered a defense Of the
och preparations IN federal court
DAY.
The nurse. Miss Sarah McCrsne
MacDougall. \. Y, a one-time
stient of DR.. William Koch, teSti-
ed 10 numerous\ cures by the
och drugs.
Later she recited Nn q quaver-
AZ voice how she retNrned 10 her
sine 20 preach Koch remedies
because / felt humanity needed
aem,
ASKS To TELL STORY
Miss McCrsnes testimony was
Interrupted al one point by APP
iause from a woman listener.
he enthusiast was warned BY
Judge Ernest A. O'Brien:
This Is not q theater."
A jury OF nine women and four
zen heard Miss McCrane claim
) have been cured of a serious
ilment by the drugs manufac-
Ired by Or, William F. Koch and
is brother, Louis, accused of mis-
lbeling products. She then asked;
MAY I tell a little story of
my new strength"
PROSECUTOR PROTESTS
John c. Ray. assistant United
tstes attorney. jumped 10 his feet
1 protest.
"Counsel objects" F ederal
Judge Ernest A. O'Brien in.
formed the witness.
"Does he:" the witness
smiled. 1T will only take few
1T isn't n matter of time"
the court replied. '1f you wish
10 bring II out, you must do II
with questioning"
2 MORE INJECTIONS
Under questioning by William
Ienry Gallagher. attorney for DR..
och. the nurse told of how. APP
arently near death, she took her
rxt Koch injection in May, 1928.
In 1923 she underwent an opera
on for breast cancer. Miss Nc
rane testified. II was five years |
ter that she experienced syrnp-
,nns which sent her on a round of
edical examinations.
She had second injection be-
re she left Detroit and a third
vo years later IN New York when
ie was stricken with radium
Inns. She also credits the Koch
'medy with relieving her Of rheu-
ATTIC pains and sore throats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
u. S. Buys Mexico's Casters

MEXICO CITY, March : INS).
United States Ambassadors
MeSserSmith signed an agreement
with the Mexican ministry of agri-
culture today permitting American
purchase OF the entire crop OF
castor beans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
oems' Walker Plans Tour

WASHINGTON, March 5 (UP).
Postmaster General Walker, who
lso is chairman of the Democratic
ational committee. will leave soon
or q pulse-feeling swing through
he country which some connect
nth fourth term possibilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
PROGRAM OUTLINED

In Washington. m a nwh ! @,
Food Administrator Wickard aug
Imented the new price ceilings
with mandatory orders that all
| livestock slaughtererS must be
| licensed as part Of the program
10 prevent black market opera
tionS.
At the same time. Wickard an
Inounced that consideration is be-
ing given TO the possibility of tenn
porarily increasing certain local
Icivilian sales quotas in deficit
meat producing areas.
The food administrator outlined
three phases OF the meat control
program covered in today's
orders:
All livestock slaughtererS,
including farmers and local
butchers, 10 operate under a
slaughter permit system and TO
stamp their permit number at
least once on each wholesale cut
of meat.
PERMITS MARCH %
2-All livestock dealers TO OBJ
tain permits TO buy and sell
livestock and TO keep complete
records of their operations.
3-AlI slaughterers operating
under federal inspection to set
aside for war uses designated
percentages of their production.
Wickard said the permits will be
available by March % and will be
issued by county department OF
agriculture war boards and local
agriculture offices. T q permit
order becomes effective April /.
while the "set-aSide" order goes
into effect Immediately
The food administrator pointed
out that no illegal meat can be
placed in butchers coolers or show
cases without being readily
spotted under the provision re-
quiring the stamping of all meat
with a permit number.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
New Finnish Premier
Appoints Cabinet

STOCKHOLM, March 5 (INS)
The Finnish cabinet crisis was
ended today with the establish
ment of a new government under
the premiership of Edwin Linko-
mics. a professor Of Latin and vice
of Parliament. The
now cabinet is made up of men,
bers Of every party but one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Bein, on Trial
In Bribery, Tells
Loss of Fortune

Maurice L. Bein. 45-year-old
Chicago contractor charged with
conspiracy to bride in the Herman
Gardens housing fraud, took the
stand today in his own defense,
describing how he made and lost
a fortune by honest business.
Bein, who claims the contract
for the S8,000,000 development
was snatched from his low bid by
bribery and fraud, is on trial be-
fore Recorders Judge Van Zile
with Paul Aa.Fisher and Charles
j. Carpenter.
SERVED IN ARMY
Born in Russia. Bein said he
came TO this country at the age OF
10, was educated in Chicago.
served in the u. S. Army in 1918
and then opened an architects
office.
From 1921 to 1929, he testified,
the office crossed 100000,
which was lost during the depres-
sion. In 1881 he opened his pres
|ent construction firm. which built
the Brewster housing project.
DEFENDS CARPENTER
1t. Col Raymond J. Kelly, for
Imer American Legion national
commander. came from FIT. Sheri-
dan, H., to testify in behalf Of
Carpenter. Through a 23-year
acquaintance, Kelly said he had
regarded Carpenters character as
|impeccable.
The state rested its case against
the alleged bride conspirators with
the reading of a deposition from
Karl Dietrich, former sales man
ager of the Stran-Steel Corp. and
now a naval lieutenant on active
duty.
In the deposition Dietrich drew
a graphic picture of how Detroit S
common council lined up before
the vote on steel or concrete con-
Istruction for the project. 1t COW
cred the activities of a conference
called Ito check the danger of a
double-cross."
After the deposition was read
into the record, defense attorney
p. j. NJ. Hally made a motion for
a directed verdict of not guilty
which was denied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
THESE BUTTERMILK
ALl-BRAN BISCUITS
MAKE ANY MEAL!

Any meal becomes a feast with
these tempting-texture biscuitsl Made
with tasty KELLoo6's ALL-BRAN, they'll
make q hit with everyonel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
AlI-Bran ButtermiIk Biscuits
I teaspoon baking
powder

u cup Kelogg's teaspoon baking
All-Bran powder
2, cup butiermilk teaspoon salt
~ cups -four teaspoon soda
u cup shortening
Soak All-Bran in buttermilk. Sir
-four, baking powder. salt and soda to-
gether. Cut in shortening until mix
ture is like coarse corn-meal. Add
soaked All-Bran: stir until dough fol-
lows fork around bowl. Turn onto
Toured board. knead lightly a few
seconds, roll or pat TO y inch thick
ness and cut with Toured cutter. Bake
on lightly creased pan in hot oven
(450 F. about IL minutes.
NOTE: Sweet Milk Recipe: II sweet
milk is used instead OF buttermilk,
omit soda and increase baking powder
to 3 teaspoons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
CEILINGS IGNORED

A spot check among Detroits
small independent meat markets
and the larger chain stores, re-
vealed that the ceilings will have
little effect on the prices as
charged today.
Every retailer will be required
to display prominently the exact
ceiling prices per pound of the Sc
principal pork cuts. They are eX-
pressly forbidden to demand that
a customer buy any other food in
order TO obtain pork.
All retailers, regardless OF pre-
vious custom. must, upon request,
provide a receipt showing the date,
name and address of the store,
name and weight of each pork cut
sold and the price received for it.
Under no circumstances can
be compelled TO pay
more than the new ceiling price
and on an overcharge, she is en-
titled to sue in ANY court for a
of $50. plus costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Us. Sets
Ceiling ON
Pork Here
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Independent, 40 cents; chain, 80
cents.
Center cut pork chops, fresh or
frozen loins - Independent, AZ
cents; chain, 40 cents.
Salt pork, dry salt bellies, fresh,
cured or acknowledgement, 25
cents; chain, % cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Actors All Right

Well" he hedged. IL would
turn down any producing Job to
act-but I never would turn
down an acting job 10 produce.
And" he laughed, you may
quote me-"
Speaking as q former actor"
I asked. what do you think Is
the main trouble with sectors ."
Actors are all right" Charles
said.
UNFORTUNATELY for me, speak
ing as producer, perhaps
understand their problems too
well.
julien Duvivier, my co-pro-
Queer and director, and ! were,
OF course, upset when John Gar
feld refused To play the very
bad boy In the last sequence.
John felt 1t would be wrong
for him to play n role that
showed him as a thoroughly un-
scrupulous character, particu-
larry in these times when the
world needs = message of good
men not bad ones"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Spiritual Message

Charles. still the producer,
thinks the world needs movies
with spiritual message as
never before.
Selecting stories is the most
difficult problem facing all pro-
ducers." he said.
Personally. have n feeling
we are making too many war
stories, yet II Is impossible to
ignore the terrific adjustment
Of life taking place Mt this mo-
ment.
Flesh and Fantasy has q
supernatural motif conveying In
dramatic fiction the struggle be-
tween good and evil"
Then he added as good busi-
ness man:
II hope IL will be just the
note that needs to he sounded
Continued on Next Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Begins Final Week
Tobacco Road

ODaCCO koAd
TOBACCO ROAD begins US
final week tonight az the Lafs-
yette and Will be followed by
Stage Door" with Glenda Far
rell. on March 7.
The Wilson having bid n fond
farewell TO Charlotte Greenwood
and Leaning on Lefty" last
night. the house Will he dark
for a couple of weeks while
Producer Henry Duffy prepares
his next production.
The two weeks Of Life With
Father" Al the CaSs. will be
followed by one week Of Stu
dent Prince" beginning March
Il and a second week OF an
other tuneful favorite, Blossom
Time" opening March 81
Everett Marshall, Frank Horn
sday. Detroit's little Barbara
Scully. Detmar Poppen. Nina
Narela and Ann Pennington will
be the principals in this COM
pany, which will appear in both
operettas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
KeyhOie Portrait
Jack Buete Hits the op
But Is Due for Amy
BY HARRIET PARSONS
special to THE DETROIT TINES
HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 27

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. q.
WHEN. after two-year delay
W due 10 censorship difficult
ties. Howard Hughes much
puhlicized western. The Outs
law finally opened in san
Francisco IL received a mixed
press but the critics agreed
unanimously on one thing that
Jack Buetel was A young man
with talent, charm and a def
mite future. This reception
meant q happy GINNING 10 three
years Of suspense and worry for
the hoy who, with no previous
screen experience, was hurtled
10 Stardom IN one of the most
Ialked-about films in movie his
tory.
In normal times II would also
have meant the. beginning Of
promising career but Jack
goes into the army April p.
Jack had not seen one foot
NJ The OUTLAW" before the
night of It's San Francisco un-
yelling. although it's three years
since ne started work on the
picture. When he saw him
self a. last he was disappointed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Takes Night OF

Chatting with AleXande r
Smallens the director Of "Porgy
and Bess. which paid us a brief
visit last week. We found out
what musical director does
when he has A night of
In Chicago Todd Duncan
asked SmallenS If ne could have
a substitute take his role OF
"Porgy" for one night because
he wanted 10 90 10 the opera 10
hear Carmen.
Smallens said he thought II
would he all right and added
that he thought he might like
an evening of himself since he
hadn't seen Carmen In some
time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Fourth Concert
At psiIanti

PRESENTING TWO college
music students as soloistS, the
Normal COLLEGE Symphony.
Marius Fossenkemper conduct
ing. will present its fourth
concert this Sunday evening AT
$40 in Pease Auditorium. YpSi-
lanti.
The program consists Of the
Gluck-Motu Ballet Suite; the
Mozart A Major Violin Con-
certo Eleanor Stoltz, soloisO
the Waldteufel waltz, The
Skaters" and the Hungarian
Fantasia for piano and orches-
ira. with Marie Turner as
soloist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Mystery Play
At ST. PduI's

EVERYMAN'S THEATER Of
ST. Pauls Cathedral will present
Emlyn Williams "A Murder Has
Been Arranged" in the theater
in Cathedral Hall on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday at $50
p. m. Admission on Saturday
night will he by war bonds or
stamps only.
The production stars Ernest
Riccs well-known Detroit actor.
Other players include Ann Hehb
and Paula Bey from the Good
man Theatsr in Chicago; Jean
Riccs. Harry Wood. Vance Hal
leck and Jean Owens. Walter
kosts Is produeer-direetor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Is Guest Director

Duncan wondered whether
SmallenS had a ticket because
II was going TO be sell-out
performance.
EMO" said Smallens, "I'll Just
stand"
When Duncan went 10 the
Opera House he saw SmallenS
standing on the podium.
He had been engaged as guest
director for Carmen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Knows More Now

He feels he knows q good deal
more about screen acting now
for, although he has not
been permitted 10 appear in any
other pictures. he has been given
tfaffy coaching. He's grown
physically, too. -. When Hughes
signed him he was half
starved kid OF 20. -. Time and
the benefcent effect Of a regu-
lar weekly salary have filed him
out considerably.
He's still slim, trim and mar
row-hipped but he's lost
that 4. hungry look he's
handsome lad with his blue eyes
Continued on Next Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
BY JOHN ANDERSON
Init News Service Dramatic Editor

Ah'h ~'NW" A<Nff'f
NEW YORK, Feb. u.
THOUGH Mr.. Jolson has given
Il UP his manufacturing and
his promises 10 walk a million
miles for one of those smiles,
Broadway retains its solvent in
terest in the late confederacy.
and wishes. now and then. that
its box offices were away down
south in Dixie.
Whether fragrant with mag
nolia and similar intoxicants, or
touched with the rancid dews of
Tobacco Road the stage south
often has been more prosperous
than the real one.
If the drama lags a little be-
hind the nOvelistS. and can Of
fer nothing 10 compare with the
Splurging coStllneSs Of such
movie as Gone With the Wind, .
Broadway has found solid sue
cesSes IN the equally solid south.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Broddw Retains Solvent Interest in Civil War
By Cdshins In on Below Mdson-Dxon Line Plays

in making the distinction be-
tween the Old South of q real
aristocracy, and the sort OF
super-carpet-oagger alien or
native. created by the arrival Of
modern industry in country OF
cheap labor, easy profit and po-
litical tyranny.
To any INSCRIPTIONS promoter.
whether financial or political.
the still PROSTATE South of the
Eighties and Nineties was wide
open.
All proved easy victims 10 the
overseer mentality, at once
servile and bullying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

ON h0
Great Lover Gets
Chance at Being
Film Co-Producer
HOLLYWOOD. Feb. q.

HOLLY WOOD, r eD. II.
WHEN a great lover" OF the
w screen like Charles Boyer
decides to try an experiment as
''boss' OF a movie anything can
happen.
In the case OF Charles fling
as co-producer OF Flesh and
Fantasy" AT Universal almost
everything did!
I've heard il said II anything
can make an actor hate his
profession il is getting on the
other side Of the fence and at
tempting TO sign, soothe and
syrnpathize with other actors.
It's an open secret that Pro-
ducer Boyer had his share Of
headaches.
John Garfield walked out on
a sequence Of the picture at the
last minute.
Little Gloria Jean caught
the flu.
Alan Curtis was on constant
call for Reconsideration with the
draft board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Boyer q Smoothie

But the French Mr.. Boyer is
A smoothie. II these problems
were enough to add few years
and maybe gray hair TO the
average producer, il must be
said they don't show on Charles.
Apparently. he not only kept
his equilibrium, but his tongue
in his cheek as well.
When he dropped by 10 pay a
call on my favorite major l
said:
when are you having your
nervous breakdown ."
Not until the picture IN re-
leased and the reviews are In"
he came back. And maybe not
then, II the reviews are good"
Don't tell me YOU liked it,"
| persisted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Patch Gold Mine

II saw The Little Foxes" and
saw how they ran; II found
,Cindy Lou no pauper entertain
fment in Kiss the Boys Good
bye"
Miss Hayes had one of her
outstanding hits in a gentle
tragedy called, these years ago,
"Coquette."
Heaven and the income tax
bureau know that Jeeter Les
ter's turnip patch was really
gold mine, in grease-palnt dis
guise.
Broadway has seen the biting.
but hilarious musical comedy
ridicule Of the 'Fairest Daugh-
ter in all the Southland and
it has witnessed the sharper
and bitterer comment of such
commercially angry plays as
They Shall Not Die and
"SteVedore.
AT least IL can be said OF the
more recent exhibits that the
old-fashioned slouch-h q d,
julep-Swigging cunnel, long the
typical stage dummy. has been
in eclipse 40 that We may muir
muir peace 10 his unrecon-
StruCted ashes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28
Overlooked

The stage has caught only the
picturesqueneSs. the gallantry.
the poverty. or the viciouSneSS
Of prejudice and moral igno-
rance.
In the Sitting yammer Of
hlabber- mouthed denagogueS
and noisy profiteers in racial
and political hatred some honest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-28

There was no sharp cleavage
between the feudal state and
the new world of freed serfs.
The South passed through the
gangrenous hands of the middle.
men, and the corruption both
moral and economic. still lies in
many ways upon the land.
1t would be foolish to guess
what might have happened with
out these exploiters. or how
much economic collapse is re-
sponsible for the pressure Of
ignorance and racial bi9otry.