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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15

teachers Instructors more
favored today than banking and
brokerage business and all who
think only Of material profits.
SEPT. - TO OCT. -
Libra- Weigh well important
issues before deciding; consult
with superiors. associates, those
qualified 10 advise. But don't
hesitate too long when you know
yo1 are right.
OCT. - TO NOV. %
ccorpio-Adv.ce given Librans
can be- very helpful 20 you toe
day. 30 last-minute rushes
please. Star, early and con-
t.Due evenly az your tasks that
the best work and much can be
accomplished.
nov. % To DEC. p
Sogifi0ti1v - Your idcalistic
and artistic sense can show
excellent results this sort Of day.
Practical and business matters
generally benefited. a profitable
period if handled rightly.
DEC. - To JAN. n
CoPric0rU-Take a breathing
spell from an exciting, TOO siren
uous pace This doesn't mean to
slow up your productivity
though. Just pause 20 examine
your procedure Be serene in
the execution Of duties.
JAN - TO FEB. ~
Ag0oruts-You can make it
an upgrade day by employing
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70 talk, all right. we viii, too,
but We don't start n
Mrs. Rye:son takes care Of
minor motor maintenance on
her cab and can change tire.
Il figure if I'm going 10 hold
down a mans iob, shoHld han
die il Ike man, 50 ! learned
10 change tires. she SAID.
She u an air raid warden and
Red Cross blood donor and her
present ambition Is 10 enroll
every woman cab driver in the
city IN these wartime activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15

rFor FJday Jfg f6..
MARCH 1I To April lO
aries - Go all out for war
work. cmergencies and all essen
tial activities vital 10 our win-
ming this war lnwardly keep
tranquil but double efforts 20
increase production, fight for
victory. Every stoppagc OF
needed commodities or plans
aids our enemies.
arm II TO NAY "a
T0yrrVs- Today especially
warns against foolish spending
wasting time so necessary for
building and producing for our
war machine. Forget self tuv-
olous desires. Help others 10
hold fast 10 ideals.
NAY ~ TO JUNE ~
n q u ~ Don't lose your
capacity for initiative but stick
AZ your daily work as long as
your services are needed at that
work. New tasks and ventures
may be undertaken az other
times.
June - TO July -
Coucer-Not especially stimu-
lating for money transactions
definitely not for unfair or un-
reasonable profits In sound,
constructive matters and all use
ful lines of endeavor progress
can be made.
July - TO AUG. -
Lco-Artistic, scientific pro-
fcssions; especially medicine,
surgery, dentistry nursing,
engineering among the favored.
All in our armed forces and
their aids under benetic aspects.
AEG. p TO SEPT. -
Virgo - Journalists. editors,
researchers, reporters, photogra-
piers, skilled craftsmen and
W m n, painters, sculptors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Hotel Doorman

An expert opinion of women
cab drivers was gwen By Car
roll Bailey doorman at the
Book Cadillac Hotel. who
spends his days whlStling FOR
cabs about 90 Of those re-
spending are driven by women.
These women drivers are
all right ne said Neither men
nor women passengers seem to
mind riding with them Once
m a blue moon some one Will
object, Sa=~e get them another
cab.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15

ne tbIIlIlltl.
year Is on a
par with for
uer years
when We had
all men dTlv-
cIS.
As a mat
tor Of fact.
Id give the
edge 20 the
" . IN G n
they re more
c a utlO u :,
d on { U ) @
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Oils and Creams

We advise the lavish applica-
ton Of suntan oils or creams
and the slow method of tanning.
With the slow method. il will be
possible 10 stay out a few mo-
ments longer each time. the skin
viii eventually become firm and
viii withstand much more Of the
rays without any injury 10 the
tissues.
After spending time in the
sunlight even though protected
by oils or sun lotions. the face
should not be washed with soap
and water Cleansing cream Is
applied over face and neck.
When this Is removed a re-
frc>hing lotion or aStringpnt
may be patted on We do not
advise this however If the skin
IS tender or burned. The cream
or soothing sunbun cream is
required.
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PAGE rs
HOROSCOPE :: ::
BY Frances Drake

,cg H. md Find VIVA Yo O0f7ook H. According 70 fhe Stars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Summer Makeup

One viii enjoy changing 10 a
new summer makeup when
tanned. There are several sun
burned tones Reddish tan is
suitable for the light complexion
and tho olive tan for the brunei.
LlpStick too should be changed.
The red head will like the tones
like true red without blue. Even
the brunei will not stress the
blue-red tints for day time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
CLEANING SOLUTION

TO REMOVE lime from a tea
kettle, boil potato or carrot
Feelings in IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
T axe Your
7 aiming
Slowly
BY DONNA GRACE

1T is amazing how quickly
we change from spring 10 sum-
mer compilations. The majority
of those we meet are already
tanned, some have the sort of
tan we expect TO see about
August and yes, there are also
the usual number of peeled
noses.
When noses and shoulders are
exposed too long during the first
outing, they protest by peeling
and making life miserable for
the owner. We may say, serves
'em right for being careless. but
we really sympathlze with them.
II is just too bad that one can't
spend hours in the sun without
having 10 suffer for il.
Begin Slowly
We really can ignore the ef-
feet Of the ultraviolet rays
when the skin has time 10
thicken and protect itself. The
best way is 10 begin with only
few moments exposure Even a
half minute is recommended By
some dermatologistS
There is an immediate reac-
ton Of the skin. Nature tries
TO protect the surface by filter
ing IL against the effects of the
rays. This is the toughening we
call tan. Those who have dark
skin can endure longer exposure
than the blond types.
For Health
For health benefits. one needs
no more exposure 10 the sun at
one time than will cause the
skin 10 become slightly red.
When cool the color should be
a very light tan or deep cream.
Frequent short time exposures
Will eventually produce a good
tan Those who like the mahog-
any tones may use oils or any OF
the sun tan preventive meas
urcs, and of course, stay out in
definitely
So far aS wc know att doctors
advocate the short time expos
IRE with more time given 10. the
process. Sunburn IS fTowncd
upon by them. especially when
much Of the body is exposed and
2 large area Of skin IS subjected
10 Sunburn a physician should
be consulted for extensive sun
burned patches. The natural
function becomes impaired and
one is likely 10 suffer from
shock.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
7 Z L Z n Z w S
T H E A 7 r E
Nauji Karo Vaizdai3

Pirmi gausus filmu vaizdai pas
kutiniu alijantu smugiu Asies jie
goms Tunisijoje pradedama rodyti
Hippodrome Theatre 81 penktadieni.
Vaizdai artilerijos ataku kurie su-
triuskino Mareth Linija ir priverte
Romeli begti. Britu 8ta Armija su
savo tankais ir kanuolemis zygiuo-
ia per Ell HANNA. Sudauzyti Asies
ginklai pakeliais Gabes ir daug
kitu Tunisijos karo vaizdu.
Parodoma Amerikos kareiviai uz-
puolanti Vokiecius, zygiuojanti pir-
myn po uzemimo strategisko mics
to Maknassy; Amerikieciu susiriki-
mas su kitais savo alijantais ka-
riautojais.
Trumpas idomus vaizdas pava-
dintas "The Invasion of Europe,
ir daug kitu idomybiu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
vIETINES zlNiOS
RAIJPAI

Ohio valstijoje If aplinkine-
Sc valstijose apsireiske raupu
liga. Clevelande jos kaip ne
IA, mes nuo 1881 metu buvo tik
Z susirgimai, taciau su karo
meto darbininku vazinejimais
is visu sales daliu neuztikri-
na saugumo ir NUNS.
Raupai arba rauples nugale-
ia visiskai ivedus ciepijima.
Clevelando sveikatos depart
mentas pataria vaikus ciepyti
vel kai sueina II metu ir kas
5 metal po to.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
AKRON, Ohio
Srnulkios Zinios

Apie pora menesiu atgal
vietos Angliskas laikrastis pa
garsino kad muSyje prie Solo
mcnu salu su Japonais tapo
suzeisti penki Akronieciai ka-
revival ir kai kurie dinge. Tar
pc paminetq buvo ir serzentas
Antanas Palionis. Tevai jo ir
draugai labai nusinine gave
nemalonia zinia.
Ir Stai tose dienose Antanas
if Barbora Palioniai gauna nuo
savo sunaus Antano laiska, ku-
riame jis sveikina teva su jo
gimtadieniu ir kartu prisiunte
savo atvaizda kareivio unifor-
mole. Jisai rasc susirasas ir
SUI savo draugu Akronieciu ka-
reiviu, biznieriaus Petraicio SUI
mum. Palioniai apleike ruo SUI
naus laiska ir dovanas labai
nudziugo. Pradziugo ir jo
draugai. Kareivis A. Palionis
tarnauja Marinuose, pasiekes
sorrento laipsnio.
T. Daunorienes sunus karei-
Wis kelioms demons buvo par
vaziaves Akronan pasivieseti
pas motina ir pasimatyti su
draugais.
Feliksas Jankauskas su duk-
terra Berta per Velykas lanke-
81 Pennsylvanijoje, pas savo
broli, Kazi Jankauska, kuris
yra Drives skaitytojas ir su-
siprates Lietuvis.
Susirgo B. Prospaliauskiene,
gydosi namuose. kalnas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
SAkO REIkS MOTERU

Valdzios darbininku sandy
mo biuras skelbia kad Xxi sio
rudens, Rugsejo menesio, Gle
velando karo industrijose rel
kalinga bus maziausia $4,000
noterQ.
Moterys bus raginamos pa
likti savo nesvarbius darbus
ir pereiti j karo dirbtuves, ir
bus kvieciamos eiti dirbti tos
kurios dar nedirba dirbtuvese
ar kokiuose kituose uzsiami-
muose.
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fyskss
49, z,15saza azI zaEss Get Sohio's
~ Ss =; 's5fa ZE0W~
sEIsa- !, =! 1S%EEzM
v"". g.1~~-~~ APSAUGAI = MYLlOMS - JEGA
APSAUGAI - MYLIOMS

OIL panama TRANSMISSION ir diff
ferential, ir MOTOR OIL permai-
nyma 6 kvortOs garsaus SOHO
Motor OLD. Viskas tas tiktai uz
$3.50, Duck savo karui nauja pa
stiprinima siuom SCHIO's GALL
OUT" Special siadien. To tik
ir reikia Ohio's racionuotiems ka-
rams kad geriau veiktu il ilgiau
laikytu!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
HIPPoDRoME
Hello, Frisco, Hello

Siais l.aikais teatru lankytojai
nori ko nors ivairaus, kas atitrau-
lltu ju gintis nuo karo ir nuo dar-
bo. Tam tinkamiausias veikalas
yra Hello, Frisco, Hello, kurio
rodymas pratesiama dar savaitei
laiko Hippodrome Theatre, prade
dant Geguzes 13.
3 Veikale vadovaujamas roles uz-
ina Alice Faye, John Payne, Jack
Oakie ir Lynn Bari, filma spalvuo-
ia il pima dainu ir juoku.
Dalykas dedasi senam San Fran
cisco mieste, kur Alice Faye pasi-
zymi savo vaidinimais, visi ia ger
bia, il gi isimylejus su John Payne,
luris gime kitame miesto kraste,
taigi jis pasiryzta visa miesta nu-
pirllti ia prisivilioti. Jack Oakie
pridero daug juoku.
Prize ju vaidina Laird Cregar,
June Havoc, Ward Bond ir George
Barber.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
DIRBS 4S VALANDAS

Pradedant Geguzes 16 die
ma Clevelande prades veikti 48
valandu darbo savaite svarbio-
Sc industrijose. Tas patvarky-
mas ivedama karo metui ir
palies karo reikmenu daIibus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

$50 NUOsIMCIU sifilistis-
ku uzsikretimu atsitinka EMO
mems pirm negu jiems sukan-
ka 25 metal amziaus.
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10 DideIiq Pagerinimu
Tx TAI w $3.50

du vcikima ir gelbsti paliuosuo-
ii sulimpancias valves.
Z. ALIEJJS BUNA syERES-
MS. Po sito svarbaus apdirbi-
mo, aliejus masinoj pasilaikys
svaresnis daug ilgiau. Jus gau-
sit 5 kvortas gersaus SOHO
MOTOR OIL uz ia pacia kaina
ka mokesit uz visa 81 darba.
8. GEARS ILGIAU LAIKYS.
Gyros paliuosuojamos nuo kenk-
smingQ atmatu ir sviezias,
naujas SOHO Vasarinis Gear
Aliejus bus ipiltas. Visiskas pa
keitimas gear aliejaus kick
tik jo reikia duodasi uz sta
"ALL-OUT" Speciale kama.
9. ILGIAU LAIKYS! Atnauji-
nant gyvybe jusu brangaus mo-
toro, transmisijos ir differential,
SOHIO's 'ALL-OUT' Special tie
siog prailgins jusu karo gyve-
nina.
10. APSAUGA NUO KARsTO
ORC! Dabar, su atnaujintu ir
smagili veikianciu motoru, vi
sais pavojingais punktais apsau-
gotais, JUS galit pasitikti karstus
vasaros menesius su savo trans
portacija pilnai apsaugota.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
KIBIRKSTYS
RasO Titnagas.


mis- tilpes Vienybes 18-me nu-
meryje, antraste "Bendradar-
biavimas su Lenkais"
Tame savo straipsnyje Adv.
Jurgela visai advokatiSkai,
vingiu vingiais isvedzioja kad
Lietuviams butinai reikalingas
Observation-Disclosures su Lenkais
nekeliant Vilniaus klausimo
dabar, kaipo antraeihnio reika-
10. (Tai keistaD
Toliau jis, nuolankaudamas
ir beveik gatavas rankas bu-
ciuoti Lenkams, sake: "Prade-
dami draugiskus santikius su
Lenkais, pripazinkim Lenkams
viena 'kredita': jokia kita val
style nebutu pakentus tokios
pozicijos kokios Lietuva atkak-
liai laikesi Vilniaus gince per
20 metq. Lenkai lengvai gale
jo ginca ginklu uzbaigti."
Ma, ponas advokate, argi
Lenkai ne ginklu uzbaige Viii
niaus ginca? Ar ponas Smigly
nezvangino ginklais prie Lie
tuvos sienos privertimui Lie
tuva per "a valandas atsisa-
kyti nuo Vilniaus, kitaip Len
kijos arnnija marsuos j Kau-
na?
ADV. X. JURGELA sake:
"Lenkai gerai supranta kad
negali butt Lenkijos jei nebus
nepriklausomos Lietuvos". Tai
reikstu kad tik Lietuvos neprj-
klausomybaje bus nepriklauso-
ma Lenkija.
Taigi, jeigu Lenkai gerai su-
pranta kad negali butt Lenki-
ics jei nebus nepriklausomos
Lietuvos tai kodel tie gerieji
Lenkai negali daibar atsisakyti
nuo Vilniaus ir paduoti drau-
giska ranka "broliams" Lietu-
viams, kad SUI jais bendrai ko-
. voti uz abieju tautu nepriklau-
somybe?
KODEL gi Lietuviai negali
kelti klausimo prie savo Vii
niaus dabar, kuomet Lietuva ir
Lenkija yra toje pacioje pade-
tyje, be savo nepriklausomy-
bes?
Gal ponas advokatas mano
kad DO karo, kuomet Lenkija
atgaus savo nepriklausomybe
tose paciose ribose kokiose j
buvo prizes kara, Lietuvai bus
lengviau iSristi Vilniaus reika-
Ia SUI Lenkija?
Jeigu p. Jurgela taip mano
tai jis 'dikciai klysta.
Lenkija atgavus savo Sc
nus rubezius ir turedama Vii
niu savo rankose, jo geruoju
Lietuvai neatiduos. Lenku ape
titas linkui Vilniaus po karul
nesumazes.
JEIGU Lenllai troksta ben
dradarbiauti SUI Lietuviais ir
jeigu jie gerai supranta kad
negali butt Lenkijos iei nebus
nepriklausomos Lietuvos, tai
Lenkams dabar laikas pasaky-
tt: Ma, broliai Lietuviai, mes
norime baigti su jumis nema-
lonius gincus apie ,Vilniu, att
taisome Pilsudskio ir zeligov-
skio padarytas klastas ir at
sisakome nuo Vilniaus. Lai
gyvuoja tarpe musu vienybe
ir draugiskumas.
-Lietuviai negali dabar su
Lenkais nei viena zingsni zen
gti nepastate reikalavimo gra-
Unit Lietuviu tautai Vilniu.
TAME pat Vienybes hume
RYE yra idetas saukimas Ryti-
niu Valstiju Lietuviu Tauti-
rinku organizaciju atstovu ir
veikeju konferencijos, kur sa-
koma: "Konferencijoje yra pa
kviestas ir savo sutikima da-
lyvauti yra dawes 10 Eks. Lie
tuvos RespublikCs Prezidentas
A. Smetona".
To; y,I1ikI, Gorha inns NJ
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

eSUV. Valstijose keturios
didziausios vario kasyklos pa
tiekia apie 80 milijonu svaru
vario inetuose, ir sudaro puse
viso metinio gaunamo vario.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
PIRkIMAI MANU-

Del ko daugel zmoniu
neturi savo namu?
Didziausia daiis del to
kad negali suprasti kaip
namai perkasi.
Reiketu pasiteirauti ir
suzinoti kaip lengva yra
menesiniais mokejimais =
taip kaip nuoma, ir SUI lai-
ku namas issimoka.
Sioje bankineje istaigoje
per daug metQ prityrusio-
je paskolu biznyje, galite
gauti patarimus noredami
gauti paskola pirkimui ar
ba taisymui namu.
sioje istaigoje depozitai
kiekviena knygute Xxi s5,-
1000 yra saugi pc Federal
Insurance Corp, valdiska
istaiga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

hzAUJAS motorams valyt budas
~ -SCHIOTONE - istobulintas
per SOHO, padaro 81 pasiulyma
galimu. SOHIOTONE 'istustina"
is jusu motoro pavojingas atma-
tas greitai, saugiai, tikrai-grazi-
na veikme ir jiega karo- racionuo-
tam motorui. Prize to- sis "At'
OUT" Special apima VISA GEAR
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-07
Southern Radio
Bans Anti-RiOt
Broad casting

ATLANTA (ANP)-A sample of
the hush hush policy in The matter
Of lettering racial relations adopted
by many southern newspapers and
radio stations was shown Saturday
night when radio station West re-
fused TO carry its regularly sched-
uled Columbia Broadcasting system
program, Man Behind the Gun"
Decision Of the local station 20 sub
stitute dance records for the 30
minute network program apparent
ly grew out of the fact that Satur-
days program dealt with exposing
dangers of race hatred in America.
The program. featuring common
tary on the race relations issue by
wendell wirHkIe, was completely
cut off. The station received so
many calls from listeners. it was
necessary for the announcer TO as
sure the public that Man Behind
the Gun" would not be heard until
next Saturday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-07
Scholars Offer
Peace Plans For
African Peoples

NEW YORK-CANPD 49, Two OF
Americas most outstanding schol-
arS. d. w T b. Dubois. professor
o. sociology AZ Atlanta university.
and Dr. /. d: Reddick, curator OF
the Schomburg collection. New
YORK Public library. have Outlined
concrete peace and pos. war pans
FOR tho peoples o. Africa in the
july issues OF two nationally known
publications.
D.. Dubois. writing in the maya
zinc. Foreign Affairs" pointing out
that after the wa. Africa will have
an even greater value IN land and
labor than il now docs. asks III tho
aim IS 70 keep Africa in subsection
just as long as possible. Will this
not plant the seeds ot future hatred
and more wars?r Dr.. Dubois sug-
gcSts an international trustccShip
for Africa with Africans on the
board TO insure lasting peace.
Dr.. Rcddick. in the Crisis. ana
yves al of the post war plans thus
FAR advanced and finds them all
unsatisfactory None Of them meets
the requirements OF the African
people viii n he says is the most
important requirement in plans 10
bring real peace 10 the continent.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-07

Mr.. Scott contends sis essential to
our war effort by printing news OF
interest to Negroes and thereby
keeping up their morale" 80
Receives Subpoena
On February 6. Searle- carried an
article regarding the Hall lynching
naming the. Baker cou erie
and two deputies as perpetrators Of
the crime. Quite a furore resulted.
immediately after the appearance of
the article, the draft board reacted.
Searles was then ga. but two DAYS
after the appearance OF his pager in
Albany. was ordered to report for
a physical examination. Three DAYS
after the examination hc received
a card indicating that he had been
re-classlfied TO IA. Searles asser. ID
that he was not given the oppor-
tunity to appear before the board.
nor to appeal the classification.
On the same date that Searles re-
ported for induction. June 10, the
Southwest Georgian carried
signed article by the editor stating
that he was not opposed to service
in the army. but felt that Ills board
had not dealt with him fairly.
Receives subpoena
Then on June 26, Albany Local
Board No. addressed an unsigned
card TO Editor OF South
vest Georgian directing an appear
ance before the board on June o8
and ordering that a copy OF the
Southwest Georgian be brought to
the boards headquarters. Typed on
the card and UNDERSIGNED in red
were these words. Bring This Sup
poena With You"
The man whom Searles had left
TO carry on his paper answered this
subpoena after a police officer had
called al his Office the day before
warning him not 10 ignore il. This
was interpreted by Mr.. Scott IS be-
ing a clear misuse of local board
power and pointed effort to in
timidate the Negro press.
The pressure tactics OF the AL
bany board, it was felt, were so
plainly evident that those left in
charge deemed it unwise to con-
tinue publication Of their only
source of information about Me-
groes.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-07
VIOLENCE ON
HOME FRONTS
STIRS ACTION
Cite De a t h And Injury
OF Race Soldiers
BY Civilians

WASHINGTON, D.C.-(ANP,-I,
was intimated last week by a high
confidential source that the war de-
partment is planning decisive &C.
ton for the protection of Negro
soldiers from violence on the home
front.
This information was disclosed
after series OF reports by Former
Federal Judge William H. HASTE,
who as a vice president OF the Ma
tional Lawyers Guild collected in
formation to show that ~ whole
sale number of instances the death
or injury OF Negro soldiers by
civilians and military authorities,
no one had been punished.
Official announcement OF the war
department action will mark a re-
versal OF its vacillating attitude to-
ward the welfare OF Negroes in the
uniform of the United States, and
will serve to lessen the glazing dis
crepancies in the treatment OF one
segment OF the population OF ma
ton pledged in a war 10 extend
democracy TO peoples every
where, observers say.
Judge HASTE, on leave as dean OF
Howard university law school. re-
signed, because OF the segregation
of Negro soldiers in the armed
forces and widespread discrimina-
tions practiced against them.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-07
New Guinea Top Kick Has Record
OF u Years Service In US. ARMY

point in their entire as REINFORCE
men;s for the Australians, who
were fighting the Nips near Koko-
da. The company had a limited
amount Of time TO get the job done
Sgt, Mort gave them one OF his
favorite pep talks on why it was
important to do good job and do
il quick. The outfit broke road
building records in having the task
completed days before the sched-
uled time.
Emphasis 20 Sgt Morris toughness
was exhibited while on this project
There were several native villages
in the territory of the road. The
natives lettering near his camp stood
of ard admired the top kick as ne
super .orly strolled around his COM
pany area and he won the name Of
big chief"
Sgt. Mort entered the armed
forces during World War !. and
was stationed in the Philippines
during that conflict. He has since
been with the 9th and 10th cavalry
and the 25th infantry. Attending
engineer school at Fort Belvoir and
. tank school at Fort MeadS. Va
He has won expert medals for rifle
doth automatic and semi-auto-
matic). so and 30 caliber machine
guns, 81 MN. and also in horseman-
ship.
He has a son who he hopes some
day will so 10 West Point.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-07
TopAthLetes
Tour Camps
With Louis

CHICAGO. Tl.-(ANr) - When
SGT, Joe Louis. world heavyweight
champion. tours army camps he will
be accompanied by three other ia
nous sports world figures II has
been learned.
Louis, in Chicago on furloush
from a cavalry unit at F. Riley.
Kansas. said he would probably be
IN party including Cpl Billy
Conn, who came closest 10 defeat
ING the fsuc kingpin' than any other
fighter. Pvt. Joe DiMaggio. home
run swaiter for the New York
Yankees, and Pv; Charles Red
Rufting. ace hurlcr fer the Yanks
oail club
The proposed trip was recently
postponed by the War Department
for an undiSclosed reason. but with
Louis statements II is apparent that
the junket will take place.
The purpose OF the. tour is 10 boost
morale OF hshung men through lee
lures and athletic exhibitions Louis
and Conn Will probably engage IN
boxing bouts and Rutfing and d.
Magic will demonstrate dhe intri-
cacics oibaseball
The heavyweight champion said
he and his colleagues would PROB
ably tour United States army camps
Tor a period Of four months before
embarkine for foreign shores