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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

Order War Stamps delivered
"a your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
0PA confesses
II Can t Enforce
Edilt TO Hunters

The 0PA denied today that II
had backed down on its warning
to deer hunters on gasoline re-
strictionS, but admitted that strict
enforcement was impossible.
Today is the opening day OF the
season and hundreds of automo-
biles loaded with hunters were
still damned at the Straits wait
ing 10 cross on the states three
ferry boats.
The OPA had warned that they
could not use r or c coupons on
the trips and that they could not
pool A coupons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Z OTHERS INJURED

Seven other hunters have been
n u re d on the trdfffc-choked
highways leading to the deer
country.
The dead Detroiters are Othel
Cox, "a, of 1920 Mark Twain.
and his companion, Edwin Stohl.
As, They were struck while chang
ing a tire near Bay City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
CHLDREN's RECEPTION

The new bishop will be greeted
by a 1000 parochial school chill
dren on the steps of st. Andrews
Cathedral. who will present him
with a scroll Of prayers offered
for him.
Tonight's ceremonies. in addi-
ton 10 Gov Kclly's address. will
include addresses of welcome
from Mayor George w. Welsh of
Grand Rapids, and Mayor John a.
Collins Of East Grand Rapids. a
prominent Catholic layman repre-
Senting the laity and MSgr Noa
representing the diocese.
The new biShop-elect will be
consecrated Thursday morning in
81. Andrews Cathedral by he
apostolic delegate 10 the United
States. the Most Rev. Amleto &.
Cigognani, with Archbishop Ed
ward Mooney of Detroit and
AEeAbiShee-A4eses- FKiiiey-ef
Milwaukee, acting as assistant
COnCNCr9tOrS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Kelly 10 Greet
New Bishop Of
Grand Rapids

The RI. Rev. MSgr Francis j.
Haas, often described as labor's
chief voice in the Catholic church,
returned today to the Midwest
where he first sprang into ma
tional prominence 10 years ago.
Elected Oct 2 as bishop Of the
Western Michigan diocese, Msgr,
Haas will be welcomed 10 Grand
Rapids with a day-long series OF
activities. including an address of
greeting from Gov. Kelly.
He was met at Detroit and
escorted to Grand Rapids by a
diocesan board of consultants. led
by Msgr. Thomas L. Noa, who has
been administrator Of the diocese
since the death seven months ago
of Bishop Joseph c. Plagens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
SITUATION IMPOSSIBLE

However. Edward G. MacRae,
Saginaw district OPA attorney.
confessed that the situation is
impossible.
I'VE have only two men at
the docks, NJ we are concentrate d.
ling on Out-Of-state cars" Mac
Rae said. I'VE would need a
couple of hundred men TO ques-
ton all those hunters. Our in
spectOrs up there have reported
back and brought in 40 cases,
the bulk Of h m Out-of-state
cars"
1t was estimated that more
than $4,000 hunters had crossed
the Straits during four days end
ing at midnight last night anC
$500 automobiles have been car
ried by the ferry boats.
The deaths Of two Detroit hunt.
ers in traffic raised 10 five the
number killed over the weekend
before the season opened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

'If anybOdy'd ever told me
I'd take up fancy work I'D have
thought they were nuts"
II is Edwin Erkkilam, %,
speaking and he was threading,
with pale pink wool. a needle
with his left hand preparatory
10 working some more on that
peacock pillow top he was making
The former CaSs Tech lad.
whose parents live AT 1911 Lin
wood is back from North Africa
and Sicily where shell riddled
his right arm. II is in a huge
airplane sling which stands out
al right angles from his shout
der He is al Percy Jones Hos
pital. Battle Greek. where Gen.
j. r.. Bastlon and his staff are
trying 10 heal our wounded
soldiers.
Edwin held out the peacock pill
low top.
GIVES THEM TO WIFE
kinda pretty. isn't IL: IL
gets you, this fancy work bus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Football Packine Papa

PONTIAC, Nov. Is - Jean
Holmes and Yvetta Linscott, St.
Michaels High School students.
have composed an original song
they hope will compete with PTS
tol-Packing Mama" They call
"Football-Packin' Papa"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Anne Morgan Honored

NEW YORK, Nov. IS ms
Miss Anne Morgan, honorary presi-
dent of the American Women's
Association, was the proud pos
SCISSOR today of the associations
1943 award for eminent achieve
ment ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
WROTE FAMOUS BOOK

MSgr. Haas, then a teacher in
ST Francis Seminary, St Francis,
Wis. drew widespread attention
10 years ago when he published a
book Man and Society" ex-
pressing extremely liberal views
II brought him an appointment
TO the faculty of Catholic Univer-
Sity Washington, where he estab-
liShcd himself AS the leading au-
thority on the church's view Of
labor. and as the leading Catholic
soCiologiSt in America.
As a labor conCihator appointed
by President Roosevelt. he settled
some Of the nations biggest
strikes.
He was named chairman Of the
Presidents fair employment prac-
tees committee. position from
which he resigned when he was
named bishop 10 Grand Rapids.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17
Wonted TO Shore

Young girl would like 10 share
her 1 = room downtown apart
ment with girl. Home privileges.
Call 5717 from 2 p. m, 10 9 p. m.
Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17

Schultz 2-3 can milk coolers
for immediate delivery. New
Haven Farmers elevator, New
Haven, Mich.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17

Elevator boy wanted Must
be Is or over. Medea Hotel.
Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17

Ten, one year old AAA white
Leghorn hens and one rooster
S22, also model A motor, good
condition and model A parts.
Isl Comet St. near Hubbard
and Rose.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17
Help Wonted-MoIe
BE- Houses For Rent

Middle-aged handy man or
boy at Vans Fish Market. In
quire 81 N. Broadway or phone
SSH, Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17

1881 Ford truck, stake body, z
pigs, 3 weeks old; single plow;
manure spreader wagon, team OF
horses. 224l Bates road, 7 miles
north of Mt. Clemens, i4mile
west of Gratiot.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17
Articles for Sole

Four-wheel assembled motor
scooter with lights and horn. TX
cellent running condition. $50
including garage. Phone $3.50,
10 Ahrens street, Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17
Farm Equipment For Sale XII

Mccormick Deering, 1920
tractor and Dcering moving ma
chine. Arthur Anderson. 709
Hall Road. Phone BIAS Mt.
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17
FARM
MANAGER

Position available on large
modern farm two miles north of
St. Clair, Michigan for an ex-
perienced farm manager with
good references. Must be ia
miliar with feeding and care of
registered dairy cattle, horses,
poultry and pigs and all farm
machinery. Modern living quar-
tiers. Good position for the right
man. Application should state
number in family and age of
children Off any. Address j.
E. Fields, 2117 River Road, ST.
Clair, Michigan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17
Horses and CottIe

Riding horse for sale, 7 year
old Sorrel, also buggy, harness,
saddle and bride. Owner in ar
my. Must sell; make offer.
Mrs. w. E. Konarske, 1907 Ho-
mer, Roseville.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17
{. A. Kerner
1923 South Gratiot
Phone Mt. Clemens 5481

Five room cottage on Clinton
River. Can be used as winter
home; lot 297x50 Boatwell, fruit
trees, garden, etc. Call after 5
D. m. daily. 1929 Riverview Dr.,
Route 3.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17
miscellaneous

Small dresser, lamp base,
breakfast table, screen frame,
chairs, cot, bee hives, oval ma
hogany table. pedestal, day bed.
r asonsble. Call evenings, 1868
Riverview drive.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17

Houses for Sale
FARMS

FARMS
77a4 acres. Is Mile Road,
good land and bldg 1900 #
frontage on M-97.
20 acres of garden soil, fruit
trees with garage home, chick
en- coop. only $1,000 - $500
down. Balance $50 per month.
Old fashioned homestead, in
line condition 6 rooms and
bath. chicken coop. acres good
garden land; some fruit. beautl-
full shade trees-only $500.
4 rms. and bath, like new, ga
rage, 4 acres good land, river
runs through property, deep
enough for cabin cruiser.
HOUSES
4 room house. lot 50xi46,
good well, $3.50, $3.50 down.
6 room and bath, full basement,
not air heat. car garage; in
Mount Clemens, $3.50, $3.50
down. s hoom home, "a mile
from Selfridge Field bridge, 3
bedrooms. living room 9Xl8.
dining room, kitchen, bath, cir
culsting heater, 2 car garage,
lot l60xl50, 81, 500, $4,000
down.
rms bath. utility, 2 car ga
rage. lot 70x230, on Harper,
S4,950.
Lots 100x360, block from
south Gratiot. S595, SIS down.
balance easy monthly payments.
WE SELL STATE LANDS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17
Use the Want Ads They Lou Cost and They Really Get Results
6 Form Equipment for Sale k.l

Barn 60x30, for sale. Bsllor
Bros at Five Points. Phone
New Haven 22Fl3.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17
H-14 Miscellaneous

Shallow Well Pump, s45.
Steam Boiler, SIS. Storm Win
dows, So. Roofing Paper, 81 25
roll up. Paint and Varnish, 81 rs,
up. TEBO'S AUCTION HOUSE
Third at Dickinson, Phone 1922
Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17
Household Goods

Living suite, occasional pieces,
kitchen range, coal or electric,
Q X IL rug. Also model a Ford.
Phone New Haven 96Fll.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17

pality will be released for "Pri-
vate Sale beginning September
2, l943.
Township of Harrison
TRI-COUNTY LAND
AGENCY, INC.
200 Mt. Clemens Savings Bank
Building
Mt. Clemens, Michigan
or
SEE YOUR REAL ESTATE
BROKER
Modern bungalow, Scott
Blvd. near Gratiot, frame 6
rooms and bath, 3 bedrooms,
cement drive TO garage-only
$500. Terms, Shown by APP
pointment only. VIC Fenton,
Lawyers Bldg opposite Coun-
~ Bldg Phone 1921 days -
1913 anytime.
6 room house near Gratiot
avenue Excellent condition, bar
gain; also, will sell several val
liable so foot lots in newest resi-
dental section of city at a sac
rlfice at this time TO postwar
horne buyers. Cash or terms.
Phone SOFA before 8 a m; Mt.
Clemens.
4 room modern home, bath,
utility room. screened in porch.
2 car garage, side drive, chick
en- house. including gas range.
oil burner. Priced S4,750, Sl,500
down. Inquire 1871 Glenwood or
Phone 7545. Mt. Clemens.
Nice room cottage, modern,
large lot, beautifully situated.
Priced TO sell.
3 room house, north section
OF town In good repair. Must
he sold in 30 days. We advise
YOU TO investigate this one.
5 rooms. north section of
town, modern. corner lot. gar
age.
GATZ REALTY
- North Gratiot, Mt Clemens
Phone 652l
Five room house. lot l06x2l5
Good well, electric. loads of
fruit trees. grapes, two chicken
coops. Sell with or without
chickens and corn Priced for
quick cash sale. 27l North Will
son boulevard, Mt. Clemens.
3 room house on 30x60 lot
in city, ia Euclid, Price $500.
cash. Mr.. Bolar al 469e North
Ave, just past Hall road.
3 rooms, 5 rooms. Z rooms,
apartment house. Each has COM
plete bath and kitchen. Separate
entrances. Hot water, stoker
heat Inquire 272 Cass. Phone
2649 Mt. Clemens.
Four room modern house,
utility room, garage, cement
porch, steps, driveway, walks:
y acre very productive soil: in
Schlaff Village, 4l7 miles north
of Mt. Clemens on Gratiot. See
John Schlaff, $50 North Ora
tiot.
Modern home - 4 years old.
Fully insulated. rooms and
bath complete. 2 car garage,
boutwell,, electric range, some
furniture optional. Owner NOV
ing out of state. Cash or terms.
Phone Mt. Clemens 1855.
New 4-room house with five
acres on North avenue. Inquire
114O knight road at Five Points.
Phone New Haven 22F13.
6 room modern house in ex-
cellent condition; double gar
age. cement drive. Phone 1880
Mt. Clemens.
8 room house and Is acres one
half mile north city limits -
p.iced to sell.
7 room house on New street
at S3500.00.
5 room house on front OF lot
3 room house on rear. Estate
deal-must be sold.
Z room house. three blocks
from County Building.
Several desirable lots on
Crocker at bargain prices.
R. {. Howard
REALTOR
sos Monitor-Leader Bldg.
Phone Gall or $3.50 Residence
! Loke ond River Frontage F-5
S975 90 takes vacant building
on large plot of ground near
Mt. Clemens. $4,000 per month
no down payment. Building
must he improved before oc-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-17
Typewriter Repois
VuIeonixins

Vulcanizing, tires vulcanized.
Gaping, relinerS TIL b b e r
boots vulcanized. II hour service
Bill Reynolds, rs Washington,
Mt. Clemens. Phone SCOT.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14

Richmond: DR.. Luther p Jackson,
Virginia State college. Ettrick; Car
ter Wesley editor, Houston (Texas>
Informer: Ernest Dolpit, New Or
leans: DR.. a. w. Dent. president.
billiard university. New Orleans:
z. Alexander LOBBY. attorney. OF
Nashville: Mrs Charlotte Hawkins
Brown. president, Palmer Memorial
institute. Sedalia. y. c.: Mrs Grace
Townes Hamilton, secretary, At
anita Urban League: DR. Ira DeA.
Red. Atlanta university. all Negro.
Whites present included William
E Cole. Nashville; Dr.. Howard w.
Odum. University OF forth Caro-
lima: E. A Mcdowell. Louisville;
j. Mcdowell. Louisville: J. Nc
Dowell Richards. Atlanta: Mrs. NJ.
E. Till, Atlanta: Virginius Dabney.
editor. Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Va: Homer P. hainey. Dallas: Mrs.
Josephine Wilkins. Savannah; Fran
els R. Bridges, Jacksonville, Fla:
Mrs. Henry H. Ravens, Tallahassee.
Fla; Goodrich c. White, Atlanta:
Bishop Arthur. J. Moore Of the
Atlanta diocese. Protestant Episco-
pal church; Phillip Shulhafer. At
ianta: Father T. James Mcnamara.
Savannah. Ga: c. H. Gilman. Sec
rotary. southern region. CIO At
lanta: and Mrs. Jessie Daniel Ames.
OF the Georgia lnterracial commits
son. Atlanta.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
INSIDENORTH AFRICA
Bv S. SGT. JAMES SANDERS

Whcn We hear things Ike tina:
;,cy make us mad as hell. Ii this
seek O. nc woods We don't have
&C for such third rate shows, In
.1sc you have forgotten. Mr.. and
Mrs. U. s. these fellows have a
var on theN hands: and they are
5l.a. pretty darn good job al
IS .u.nE L. Is benz won 70. the
- .cse~vs..an az me Bill OF Rights
"a tho -Four Freedoms; for the
Statue %, Ioocr:y and all that she
sand, f1~--tEnrs that the AXIS
wouldn't know about The Bill oil,
Il Ills ANA The ToJr Freedoms Yes
ana Word series. 4 Rose Bowl
same: The ..sh:s on Broadway and
the c.ear store on Man street: for
Tie Relation o. AZ o. Rays cor
veins :eycr Johnnie CT calls herr
dreams.
On lie other hard taere IS no
h.j Tor medals o. g.2sy. bat an
a.,-ol; tGort 10 do a . 2 jo5-and
a3 Il wcu ana quickly. t. do ;Aat
VI. and Mrs. L S, these chaps
Wits. back. and WI t have YOU.
I've stripped evcryta.gs down
Tley Use cSSryth.ng .n3e.ner
,rlm nc same fox holes TO ;Ae
same "da.es." You could help US
more on that lorg narcA % Berlin
4. vol would develop swell hearts
Instead Of swell hesis-YourS til
.he swastjka only marks the place
where Hitler fell. jimmy 5.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14

ATLANTA. Ga.-(ANP)-South-
ern Negro ana white leaders form
.ns the Continuation Committee Of
The Durham and Atlanta confer
cnces made another step in the
direction OF solving the urdemo-
craze problems peculiar 10 this Sec
ION in a one-day conference OF
TedneSdar Z. Atlanta un.verS y.
O Answering the challenge OF
group Of representative Negro lead
ers meeting in Durham hat the
South aWakon and grant = Ne,
30 C 7cns equal rights In MANY
restricted fields an1 the accordance
u that challenge By a cooperative
-rolp Of Na.:e leaders meeting in
Atlanta. tae continuation committee
called for the organization OF n
southern resiona, council 20 insure
progress in all approaches 20 these
goals OF equa, opportunity.
The committee declared that K
gathered - covenant together in
harmony and unanimity to make
this day. or what this day should
bring 10 pass. epochal in new
nurpose. a new understanding. and
a new fellowship 1t said fur
tier:
In ne name and spirit Of Are-i-
cas- science and eiucat.on we seek
. find and % tell the truth. In
the name and sp!r., Of America
democracy We seek the way OF
: eoua, opportunity. In the name OF
Americas patriotism. we strive for
,5va,tv 20 me American dream. for
leadership 70 guide. and FOR states
r3osh,D a6eoga,e - carry the bur.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14

f ConcIaue
Committee

ST. LOUIS. - (ANP) - Arrange
ments for the grand chapter meet
ing OF the Kappa Alpha Psi frater-
nifty. 20 be held here Nov IL and l3.
have been put in the hands of four
local members affiliated with the
ST Louis Alumni chapter. namely:
Fred L. Teer. E. ST. Louis. Ill,
chairman: L. v. Williams, J. II.
Smith and Curtis I. Gordon. al of
ST. Louis.
These men will represent the
grand chapter in making srran. e.
ments for this wartime convention
which has been cut 10 two days nd
from which most OF the usual So
clal frills viii be absent. according
20 Attl Carl Roman Johnson. KAN
Sas City. grand polenarch of the
fraternity who announced the nam
ing Of the committee.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
Dear Mr.. and Mrs. L. S;

Dear Mr.. and Mrs. L. 5;
As write this can; hep b.:
tank Of the final dramatic SC.
oience IN the motion picture
Somewhere III Find You.' G75.cS
last before he entered the sc-N.ce
You vii remember the scene lie
was standing by WinjoW ~
ho;cl in BOMB Scared Man ia. Tam
was racing out oi h.m--a nc">ndi~'T
story. He WIS telling the Wer.a
aoou, the heroic acton o. men
whom he hld seen give Their Las
full ounce 90 devotion. ans begging
inc world uot 20 foyge' nc e rameS.
Then ,hd, mtorEttta5.c cpi'abl. 4
pose medallion. /"Out therc ! saw
white men and/brown nIhuAg and
DYING together and whgn they
blcd. the blood o. each was red
think Of the real lfc scenes al
Ba,aan. Corrcs.dor and the Solo
mons: vivid pictures or North Al
rica and Pau'elieria. fash through
my mind. ! see comrades OF these
men - white and brown - on the
business end Of hoWitzers. n'fta'S,
earands. ark-aci;s. F,y.Ng Forts.
L.shtn.ngs. auto transports from
quarters ton Il two score tons,
bul,dozcrs. typewri'erS. ieicphoueS
and radios. sec them giving az
that they have OF Drawn and brain
and courage-while some OF your
un-American American ncishbors
across the street from you 20 rush
ing he'll bent towards what n any
language is passive sabotage. You
see. Mr.. and Mrs U. s. some
OF these same men whose blood
stained the erags around, Tunis and
Bizerte have fathers and brothers
and pals roushn' each o,her up. ]
refer TO those sad sack. AZ, ZOO
suffers: the coal mine s;rikateurs.
and that classic Roman holiday
held in your town a few weeks
s.o.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
Burroughs Drive
Near Completion

TIE Burroughs Organizing Drive
~ the United Electrical, Radio and
Machine Workers OF America CLIO
entered the home stretch last week
aS the Stewards Council OF the
Burroughs Organizing committee,
UE,ClO. voted TO apply FOR char
ter The United Electrical. Radio
and Machue Workers OF America
makes { : policy not 20 charter
local unions until success OF the
organizing campai IN Is assured.
A. the same time the committee
moved for city-wide support when
8: began distribution Of thousands
- posters. haudbills and automo-
ole suckerS calling upon al Clio
members III Detroit 10 cooperate
with the Burroug Chs drive by get
ting a Burroughs member"
The United Electrical. Radio and
Machine Workers Of America be-
gan It's organizational campaign at
Burroughs almost year ago.
Workers az the plant were skepti-
cal. Severa. other organ.zstional
attempts by other unions notable
OF which was the MESA.'s FLOP"
strike in l93p. had convinced the
Burroughs workers that the plant
could not be organized. To this
the UE-CIO replied with a pledge
70 Burroughs workers that once or
ganizational work was begun, the
UE-CIO would stick until IL was
successfully completed.
Today this pledge IL near resilzs-
ton. Burroughs Adding machine,
the shop that couldn't be organ
ized." is in the final stages OK
organization.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
THE DARK SHADOW

own country but having 10 be
watchful continually for insult
Think OF being sensitive and intel.
l!sent. educated and gently bred,
and having to pause at the door
Of a hotel al a restaurant, AZ the
door Of railway car. at a theatre.
al 4 store-evcrywheIe that is
and 10 ask yourself "Wil they
.ct me come in here? Or vii, they
tell ne they don't want u.s."
Thinking myself into those two
with whom | had spcn: the aftet.
noon, | began 70 share that shadow
What misery 70 I've forever antici.
pating the insult, forever "drcadint
the rebuff, And for nothing ex-
cept the faint golden tnge 70 the
siin' For these two women were
the equals Of any-I had ne, IN any
country and superior 10 many 7
knew of my own race For nysef
! Vas proud that they were Amer
cans. was bitterly ashamed of tn,
shadow over their lives
Have you ever been 20 Viz
2.n!a?" had asked them thought
leSSly.
Never" the mother had an.
sVered quickly.
We never 20 south" me daugh.
ter mad said proudly And know
Why. Were they. |, 100. would
never 90 south.
A good many days have passed
since ! spent my afternoon IN thai
quiet house. But the shadow |
brought away from il is with NE
Still think il will be with me as
long a il is here in our country.
for race preju3ce is not only a
shadow over the co.ored-it is a
shadow over all Of US ana the
shadow s Garkest over thoSe who
fee. II least and allow is e., effects
% 20 on. 1t is not healthy Whea
nation lives within a nation. as
oo,ored Americans are wing IN
SIDE America \ nation canno, 1--we
confident of is tomorrow i. Is
refugees are among is own c.t.-
zens.
For Il IS never he one who
suffers IntJst.ce VITO < RE ''Tgy'Gl
re, BIZ: the one wao : uajust
slavery bred race % idle ana
,h.t.ess white men. and rare pre-
jGdce continues TIE CIV, W0et
NA.;e people wao MS on The =
ape-.oc.tv because OF the COLO. o.
lie skin hey were born WitA-can
there DC so emp;y and false a Su-
per.o-.:y as mis-? Who 5 injured
The mos. By that foo. 81 aSsump-
Ton. the co,o-ed o. the wh.,e? IN
MS soul 4 5 the white man.
l. IS the wise white people who
ougA: nov 70 be angry because Of
race prejudice. for as surely a!
night follows day our country vii
fan in its democracy because o
race prejudice unless we root
out We cannot grow in strength
and leadership for democracy 81
,ong as we carry deep in our beini
his fatal fault I: is me white
people who are endangered oy race
prejudice We are endar ge-ed il
me world. where there arc many
Millions more or co.o-ed people
than OF white The world Will close
down on US some day 4 race preju.
dee goes on dividing u.
Where are those Who VII sec
or danger Where are those who
MI move swiftly % save Us be.
fore i, IS 100 .a:e9
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
Court Martial
For 4 Soldiers
Ended Tuesday

FORT CUSTER. Mieb. - CANP)
Court MARTA, PROCEEDINGS aEa.Ns.
four Negro se-N :ce1lcn charged Win
violating the Article Of Wa- IN
;her attempt 20 participate IN nc
Detroit race r.o,s Jync - wsge
terminated. Col RalpA Wltamu,h.
post commander. aHnoaaccd Taes-
LAY
He said Mai Gen. II 5. Aurand
would announce the sentences n
Chicago When the cas-, has been
reviewed. possibly Within week.