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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Detroit Produce

NTrf MS Michigan. hu crates is
80 j. - IN. min; Northern spys mostly
>. stt.'s Rod mostly 50 q Illinois hu
baskets T. 8 Ne l. 2-in. min. 1928
AfEieGFs-eaitfornis. 2f-ib. tugs Roy
BEANS Bu hamper. Rountiuls. Mary
flts MARYLAND s. 7ar3; Back Nalen-
tines MARYLAND - 5O04 Wax Beans.
Nsflian1 S3.75u4 Black Valentines Ili-
ua's best NiHi % poorer low as 81
BIZ ERFRRIEs -North Carolina Guilt
Na.fA =ln--rhsae -wravBeA 39@, aNc per
pint. A la b a n a, cultivated csilophane
WIS rprd --0r per pm. inc per quart
CgOLI--California, pony crates. few
cABBACE-P Practically no supplies good
CANTAIOuPES Salmon Meats Cali
fnua Imperial valley Jumbo 21s so =
IS -, best SIPS, Jumbo 3ss, S775 rs.
frv hest ~ go SIS; ordinary 20 fair con-
HIt..u Ntn1 Jumbo f5s. s. hest So - 4,
ORDINARY 90 far condition. S6H7, Arizona
Iuuor 3gs IS Jumbo A5s 50 So
HUNtNFNflS. california Jumbo SIS
go r. ordinary % fsr condition. $50
uoTtrnfws Standard es and u.
CARROTS T. A. crates s-dozcn hchs
c8nowia. mostly .StD425. few 50 So.
Arz5aa Stat$5. Ttxs.' bu. baskets
topped washed. $3.50 50.
CELERY Virginia Golden Heart. stand
ard crates 4-1os SIlg II so. California.
Pare4I % dozen SIS So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Washington. faced
RuEs s. 2545 %. unfaced - SO p s. Queen
Anne faced 81 75Q3.
c2EIRFFss c Ss1'f' " Sn Baskets.
waved Sc 5o97 generally good So, FAR
S4 1 80 ordinary 81 2 so. Ohio. hot
house baskets is extra fancy, 20.
GRAPES California. q - ay Jugs
Th -r r1.n %gpd.sgs 81 % 70 Z 80
IFrTTCE-I A. crates Iceberg Cali
frrua SaHnes DIST SOS. >6st Idaho
4 BIS. 81 Is dozen s. 90
pNfo%S TrVas yellow Bermudas gen
cr9Ht rurt quality medium. 50 30
OEAN.iFS california, standa1d~-boNes.
NtIoueos aH sizes, s. 80
r MIN. - IS ~ 3 -. H. in. mir. mostly
80 ~. tow 81 S5ui j., in. min. s. 500
10 most 50 g.. generally good $40
g o.. Golden luhilees P, in. and n in
min up SO Boa rs. fair 81 So ord''
PrAS Idaho. bu baskets 81 90 Calf
frruia hu hampers, St.a
PEARS Argentina, extra fancy PACK
banners Triumphs extra fancy. -
PEPPERS louisiana, hu hampers CAL
Ifrrnla Wonders. medium - large %
r5 TrVas hu baskets California Won
rorAToFs too.rb sacks california
Ions WHITES r. s 40 l. extras. 81 $50
4F1 o. 81 size A. 50 40 30,
o. Commercials size \. " ! 20 ! =
$50 3. SIZE % 81 90. Ncrh Carolina Coe<
f'.rs. l s. So L. 50 80 q IS, mostly
s4 So .s-5 showing decay low as 81
l.r.slaua Katahdirs. T. No. So -;
Truupns louisiana. Arkansas and OKLA
I,. .r,a victory grades few L s. No T.
So lsaa30. Tow best 50 30, fair, 81 900
ra.r condition .oW as 81
SWEET POTATOES louisiana IN crts
puerto Egen Vans = $ No. So
STIR ANRFRRlFS Michigan le-qt. crts
various varieties. some far. S5ns
TOMATOES lu-lh repacks medium
So r,rsrA Iues It's hothouse SIN
-a..f. ONO medium 81 for2 So small
..g. S.gs. original Tugs o. 8 No. l.
green. -.rs ard turning wrapped Texas
$3.50 ans .sr-rC. s. Arkansas eNh Rs1
a--r- S. GN-. St25. Mississippi sx6.
So e.. tN- 20
ttTrrNFLDNs Florida CarnoubaIs.
r.t mr..r .2'o 20 lhs 81 - 20 2s Ms,
AZ SIS. ~ Ins 81 i011.3S. 40 30 32 his
a. Cuban Queens % lbs 70 1900,
.H 81. ~ .ns., Sifdl so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Round liable Sponsors
Wednesday Meetings

The Detroit Round Table Of
Catholics, Jews and ProteStantS
today announced Two meetings
will be held under its sponsorship
on Wednesday. June So The Rev
Fr John + Quinn 5 j., Of the
University Of -DetEa-t -A14lll -2f,aa K
al a luncheon a. 12-l5 2. M In the
Detrolt-Leland Hotel and Al s 80
p m Albin IIerch, attorney and
member Of inc faculty. AZ the
University Of Detroit VIII address
q dinner meeting OF Perfection
Masonic Lodge ln rhc Masonic
Temple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Doris Duke Has Job
DESPITE Her Riches

CHAPEL HILL. y. c., June 26
INS)--Mrs. Doris Duke Crom-
we'll the wealthieSt woman in the
world, is working a l0-hour shift
as a laboratory assistant in the
school of public health of the
University of North Carolina, it
was disclosed today.
The project Mrs Cromwell is
working on concerns the proven
ton of tropical diseases. especially
as they relate TO war work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Barrymore Wardrobe
Put Up for Auction

HOLLYWOOD. June -26 INSl
- The financial shadows and
miseries' that beset the late John
Barrymore'S latter years are 10
be symbolized once more by the
auction block.
Auctioneer Ben SeeWaCk made
known today that the Great Pro-
fife $4,000 wardrobe is 70 go
under the hammer next week as
part the series Of moves 70
settle the stars estate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Woman Attacked,
Robbed on Oakland

Mrs Margaret Boltoff. 30, Of
1855 Fairview, was attacked and
robbed of 81 early today by a
man who accoSted her as she
alighted from street car at Clay
and Oakland and forced her into
an alley al the point Of a knife
The attaCkcy was described As
being about - year, old and
wearing plaid shirt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
RfCAN

--t-+--- ~ Tf'7ff df pan fleC's
81, hhas 'S( NsughAr Brooklyn. 50. a.
White Ph aNt-nhla w., 80
y I's--tNl Vaughan Rre-kiyr ana Nc
CotmCk tuc.nnhla each 1I-iA,- Wake.
neff. Detroit -
Doubles y HermSn. Dodgers Brook
Nn, ~ a. hrIfner Cleveland. Is
tripies--'Nt huvnl e. Louis 10. az
l!niell New feyN and Johnson Washing.
Ton each
Home ilrs 80 or, New York, piMs
gln-- Iiitsu4t-s.- sHa Nt~r7fv0r ChleA.
eA-h ca h-trt New YORK 10
Runs tat'rd 'G go Herman BROOKLYN.
81. tA) stevens So Louis. and siebsrt.
Faiafel pts earn 81
stolen naeca-t<i Vaughan BROOKLYN,
Case Wash .rst10 a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28

NEW HAVEN. Conn June rs
CUP) Nicholas + Spyknsn ~
Yale Sterling professor of inter
national relations and author OF
America Strategy IN World
Politics. died today az New
Haven hospital after a lengthy
illness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Fight Results
Is, nitsd rrrs.

A. Wrrrsstsr Mass Johnny pot,I
t4P W1rcesc- TKO'd Frefd's Grshs
t6 Ssw NuE tfI In SsVfcSt tH
Wp-cestef 1uip0inted Joe LemieuS i2.
New Bedford. Mass
- Milwaukee steve Mauhkos wash.
lngtor p e.. 1ss knocked out TITO
Taylor Chicago. 1901 I2l
At Hollywood Manuel ORTIZ f22. "
Centre CA. TKO Tony divers, l7J,
san tranr 50 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
INVASION SIGNS

Although he did not indicate
where the Allies would strike
next. all signs continued 10 point
TO impending landing operations
in the Mediterranean.
Radio London estimated that
the Germans and Italians have
deployed $50 divisions, 100000
men-throuGh western and south
ern Europe 10 meet the threat of
an Allied invasion.
Strategic reserves gathered for
a summer offensive in Russia
were said 10 have been sent in
stead 10 the Balkans, Italy and
the Italian islands. The broad
cast reported that one German
division was stationed on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Inv aston Zero Hour
Seen Near by SHUTS

LONDON. June 20, (UP)-Field
Marshal Jan c. SHUTS, prime
minister of South Africa, said to-
day that the zero hour for an Al
lied offensive was approaching as
a Nazi broadcaster was heard ac-
knowledging for the first time
that an Axis defeat is possible.
SHUTS, speaking at Johannes
burg in conjunction with the big
gest military parade ever staged
in South Africa, predicted that
the main battle in Europe would
be launched this year and per
haps be concluded next yea"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Ex-Tammeny Leader Dies

NEW YORK. June rs up
Peter J. Curran~ -, former Tam
many political leader died yes
terdaV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Dividends

Your own Horoscope, bY
Frances Drake. Is one OF many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Amber Light 0u1
To Smash link
AT Track Here
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

Amber Light gets the green
light today at the Detroit race
track.
Its the first start since the
Kentucky Derby for Charles T.
Fishers colt, which whipped Ocean
Wave in the Louisiana Derby and
then finished fourth 10 Count
Fleet in the run for the roses al
Louisville.
Trainer Jack HedsiHs is sending
him out in the six furlongs of the
Hamilton Handicap carrying top
weight of 1T pounds against six
three-year-old rivals, including 1t.
T. d. Bulbs LikeaSnot. w. w.
MAYORS Precipitous and Mrs. II,
Il. Bonner'S Careless.
The purse as $500, AS against
$1,000 in the Summer Handicap,
the richest race of the season,
also on the card, but Amber Light
will attract as much interest as
the older CampalgnerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28

Italian mainland and one each in
Sicily and Sardinia. while the Bal
kan garriSonS have been rein
forced by II divisions.
.Gunther Weber. German Trans
ocean Agency war correspondent,
reported in a dispatch from Sicily
that he had seen sufficient recon
nalssance photographs of the
North African coast to Justify a
belief that an Allied invasion Of
southern Europe was impending.
Weber. whose dispatch was
broadcast by the German radio,
acknowledged that the Axis air
forces alone probably eotiid not
prevent an Allied landing in
Sicily. but said he doubted the
Allies could occupy the island in
view of the crack German and
Italian units installed in key
mountain positions there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
enc ,t,O

CHICAGO. June % uNSl-HOGs -
500. s'rAd,. top SltlO. bulk. SI3 75G
49, heavics Ni3 - ~ lf 05. mediums
St3 S5uIt Ia. liEhts, S13.75Gi 1905: light
lights. St363Wl3 So, packing sows. Si3a
10 go, pigs. Si2Ul3
CNTTIF- 200. steady Calves 100
steady Reef steers choice, SIS 5Oft17 rs
medium SIi1iS.50 ycarlings. Sl3d i6. SO.
Butcher ra''1e; heifers Sl2q Is So cows.
S10rl425 bulls. 81 "a 65, calves, 50 "a
Is So: feeders. Si21t5 stocksrs and
steers, 1919 so. cows and hefers 50
ala
SHEEP 500. steady. lambs Si41
- IS. common Sl2 so y "a; springs, Sl5
JIS. SearHnss Si3 y IA. ewes, So 90
80 feeders, Sl3414.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE

The frank Nazi admission that
an Allied victory IS possible came
from Max Blozijl Dutch Nazi ra-
dio mouthpicce IN a speech broad
east by the Gcrman-Controlled
HilverSum station.
IL consider the military de-
feat Of the European AXIS
powers In high degree i'm
probable" nc said II cannot
say impossible because in war,
nothing is impossible"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Livestock Markets
PITTSBI RICH

PITTSBURGH. June 25 QNS) CAT
TIE ESQ. steady. steers, SIC n is so;
medium 20 good. SIS son Is. common,
Sl2 500 IS heifers, good TO choice $40
Is. So medium 10 good Sl2 50G14; COM
mon 50 -. cows. good % choice, Nl ii
u medium 20 good SI0nli. Gamers and
cutters. 50 5O6 To- bulls. GOOD to choice.
Sl4rlt 80. common 20 medium. $40 -.
HOGS 100 steady l60-1s0 lbs Sl4n
1929 10000 his. Sit 25Ti4.35 200-220
lbs Sii 258 - "a. 220-250 lbs, Sl4 l5u
IA 35 250-2 200 his. Sl4rl5 2aO-230 lbs
S13 50H "a. lOO-l5O lbs Si3 ~ 10. so
roughs. S12 25U13
SHEEP So choice lambs steady and
other grades slow. choice lambs. clipped.
SIS ii6 medium 10 good clipped, Sl3 y Ia
common lambs clipped. 50 so y 10. so:
ewes clipped, 50 80. wethers. clipped,
S6Ts
CALVES rs. steady: good 10 choice
SID III. medium 10 good Stag II, culls
and common, s. MO ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28

Nsv net oper income s. or oS2 S-as ,ss
. nos re- cpef .rc. 50 G22.t s. $40 oaT
TASTERN Gas AND FUEL ASSOCIATES
= r-s ended MAJ 81 1883 1852
Net l1rr1e So ass 500 50 q-t Gao
PEI snare per cent pft S54s SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28

T. ID. Bulls LikeaSnot. w. w.
MAYORS Precipitous and Mrs. II,
Il. Bonner'S Careless.
The purse as $500, AS against
$1,000 in the Summer Handicap,
the richest race of the season.
also on the card, but Amber Light
will attract as much interest as
the Older campaigners.
SOLID CHOICE
Amber Light will he the solid
choice Of the crowd of 10000 on
his record and Trainer Jack Hold
gins conditioning. He will be the
sentimental choice because of De-
troit turfgoerS interest in the
Fisher colors.
The veterans, however. will have
their fingers crossed, because the
son Of PLATE will be out TO break
A precedent. The last time a
Fisher Derby horse started here
was in 1884.
That was when Mata Hari, win
tor hook favorite in the Kentucky
Derby. bowed here again to Caval-
cade in the Detroit Derby She
never won a race here and was
beaten at oddS-on.
Nevertheless. the Dixiana mare
will be honored today with a
50 600 race for two-year-olds,
named in her honor.
This is the biggest field of the
season. the band Of Is that goes
in the Summer Handicap
Racegoers can look for some
more jamming like that in the
Cadillac Handicap when Wise
Moss led 13 rivals home after she
and Best Reward. the pace setter
broke from outside the starting
gate IN the siX-furlong whirl.
WON'T COUNT
Positions outside the starting
gate won't he such an advantage
in the long race today. but they
will go TO A. F, Walls BY Con-
script, Circle s, Ranch's Hysteri-
cal and Ellstrom Brothers Col.
Teddy.
BY Conscript and his stable
mate, Bonnie Andrew, are likely
10 carry the favorite's share of
the money. BY Conscript has won
three handicaps here and. as a
result, will carry top weight of 100.
Bonnie Andrew. which Trainer
Ray Grundy sent out 10 win the
Wolverine Handicap two weeks
ago. looks even sharper.
RacegoerS won't have any COM
plant today it. the horses continue
their present formful pace. The
victories Of three favorites and
two close second choices yester-
day continued to demonstrate that
Detroit has one Of its most form
full meetings in history, with many
solid choices.
A crowd which contained II 6S5
paying customers was convinced
of this when, for the second time
in three days. odds-on favorites
won successive races, establishing
something in the nature OF
record
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
SOLID CHOICE

Amber Light will he the solid
choice Of the crowd Of 10000 on
his record and Trainer Jack Hold
gins conditioning. He will be the
sentimental choice because of De-
troit turfgoers interest in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
RINS RATIkn IN

Vaughan Dodgrs
Mccormick Reds
DahIgren. Phlllies
Evening star., 1943-03-21

10, for miscellaneous construction work;
SOC per hour: Report ready for work
Monday. March %. am.
MR.. EMBREY.
1928 East Capitol St.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

CLERK-TYPIST. general office worker
between IS and 80, $50 week to start
excellent chance for advancement. Only
persons interested in permanent position
need apply Box BIB Star.
COLOR ARTIST for portrait studio, salary
COLORED GIRL or woman, neat, for bar
maid and waitress in refined club; expert
ence not. necessary. 1925 You St. NV.
Hobart $3.50 o3s
Evening star., 1943-03-21


COLORED MEN
A,tAES0 A5S0 rkES6sszI KE5SaSs WSsk SssIcu.
STATLER HOTEL.
MACHINISTS (WHITE)
A. least | years experience on machine
tools, lathe, milling machine, shaper, to
set up and adjust machinery, DO shop
exempt.
STONE STRAW CORP,
900 Franklin st. NE
statesmen for mems ready-
to-wear. See Mr.. Geraci, Ma
tional Furniture Co., 801 7th
st. NV.
MAN to manage fresh produce
back room" in large food mar
ket, white or colored, with some
previous experience in handling
fresh produce. Apply in person
any time Sunday to AL Adelman,
54l9 1st st. NV.
SPOTTER, experienced, good
salary. Apply Walker &
Company, 2317 18th st. NV.
MANUFACTURERS Of nationally
advertised foot aids has vacancy
for a man with shoe experience,
age 38 to As; $50 per week while
training. Position offers excel
lent opportunity for advance
ment. State qualifications. Write,
including phone number, Box
| &c, Star.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

days week no Saturday work; perma :
nent positions; excellent working condi-
tions; must be high-school graduates Ap-
ply Monday through Friday to Miss Lund.
Room 105, SIG 14th st. NV. Equitable
Life Insurance Co
Evening star., 1943-03-21
MEN

MEN.
We can place three more de-
tense, Government or other
workers, who have three or more
hours a day. Good pay. See
employment manager, 8 to II
am, 513 K st. NV
Evening star., 1943-03-21
COLORED MA

For kitchen and cleaning work: no Sun
days. Apply Tally Ho Restaurant. S12
18th st. NV
Evening star., 1943-03-21
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

these Jobs open. Days work So, fare
Cooks houseworkers. mothers helpers,
kitchen maids, S10-S20 wkly. 1887 18th
Evening star., 1943-03-21
HELP kGN.

PHARMACIST, short hrs, G.
day wk. Good pay. Excellent
working conditions. Vaca-
ton with pay. Opportunity
for advancement. Apply to
Mr.. c. B. Aldrich, Peoples
Drug Stores Office, II P st.
ne.
COLORED COOK, EXPERT
ENCED, REFERENCES; NO
SUNDAYS. APPLY MON
DAY, TALLY-HO RESTAU-
RANT, 812 18th ST. NV.
BUS BOYS, COLORED,
GOOD POSITION, NO SUN
DAY WORK. GOOD PAY.
APPLY MADRILLON RES
TAURANT, WASH. BLDG,
18th AND N. Y. AVE.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
HELP WoAAEN.

WHITE, working kitchen housekeeper
Tor busy exclusive restaurant: must be
able to supervise crew Of dishwashers and
cleaners, help out in emergencies; good
salary. Apply Washington Restaurant
Association. 2003 Eye st. NV. No fees.
WORKING HOSTESS for small, modern
guest house. everything new and conven-
lent. Box Bib. Star.
YOUNG LADY. experienced, to give exer-
cises with music Part time Apply 1929
YOUNG LADY, neat and intelligent, for
real estate ONCE. knowledge Of typing nee
essary. Hours 9:30 to daily. Saturday
g:30 to 80. Liberal salary. Box 53-B,
Star.
YOUNG LADY, not over :25 years, for gen.
eral once work; good hrs and working
cond. Must be able to operate Monitor
switchboard. Answer, giving age, education,
exuerience. Box 432-B, Star
YOUNG LADY, preferably with at least
2nca years, hiSh school training. for Reneral
shorthand and typine. Box 5000. Star
YOUNG LADY with optical ONCE expert
ence' excellent salary to competent per-
son: permaneOt nOSitioc pov oRQ-p
Evening star., 1943-03-21
YOUNG WOMAN

Competent typist. under 80. to assist In
handing records of accidents of feet Of
commerc al vehicles, opportunity to learn
accloent rating and INVESTIGATION. ideal
position for night law school student,
SlEo-Nl"o TO start; 6-day. 4o-hour week
Location. GEORGETOWN. Write for inter
view giving age. education. experience
marital status. whether at present en-
Box GOD Star "'
Evening star., 1943-03-21
YOUNG WOMAN

High school graduate. age 2l to o5. CON-
petent ttypist, experience in dealing with
the public, both by phone and in person;
Poration. Must be alert and thorough
interesting work. offering an opportunity
to learn employment interview. S1IO
matte increases and paid vacation. Six
day. 40-hour week. Write. giving age,
whether at present employed and when
available for interview. Box SD. Star.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE.
knowledge of bookkeeping
and typing in real estate Of
flee. Apply Brown Bros.
2945 29th st. NV. Adams
7071.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
TYPIST

IYPlSI
For credit office, diversified
and interesting work; per-
manent, good hrs, excellent
pay. See Mr.. Freed, Georges
Radio, 816 Fn.W.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
STENOGRAPHER.

Young woman, between 25 and 50, pre-
ferably. with some college training, to
assist in the Office of a busy executive
be accustomed to meeting the public; 8 80
am to $50 p.m,. Mon through Fri,
and $50 am. to l 80 pm. on Sat Per-
manent position paying $50 per mont h
to start. Location, GEORGETOWN Write for
interview, giving age, educa tion. expert
ence, marital status, whether at present
employed and when available for inter-
view Ppy Sp.n '-'N.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

COUNTER GIRLS, white; top salary Apply
Mr.. Albert. Press Cafeteria, 14th and
sts. NV
DIsHWASHER wanted SIS week, days.
Roma Restaurant, 34ls Conn. ave. Wood
ley 917g.
DOCTOR S ASSISTANT, experienced, some
typing. Give age, qualifica tions and salary
eXnccted. Box 363-B, Star
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-13
Wands In Appeal
For New Recruits

CHICAGO - (ANP) - There has
never been time in the history OF
the world when Negro women need
ed to put their creative minds into
action more than now, said Gener-
al Mary Mcleod Bethune, first Of
ficer in command Of WANDS, in a
recent nationwide appeal for wom-
en- recruits.
The WANDS CWomens Army for
National Defense) is voluntary
war service organization of Ameri-
can women, conceived by Negro
women who desire to prepare them
selves for war emergencies, and
serve their country periodically, in
doing what they can to help win
the war.
Interested women are requested
to write the national headquarters
at the Parkway Community house.
512O South Parkway, Chicago.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-13
NATIVE SON
Continued From Last Week.
By RICHARD WRIGHT

Continued From Last Week
On how many fronts could man
fight at once? Could he fight a
battle Within as well as without?
Yet he felt that he could not fight
the battle for his life without first
winning the one raging within him.
His mother and Vera and Buddy
had come to visit him and again he
had lies TO them, telling them that
he was praying, that he was at
peace with the world and men. But
that lie had only made him feel
more shame for himself and more
hate for them; it had hurt because
ne really yearned for that certainty
of which his mother spoke and
prayed, but he could not get it on
terms on which he felt he had tC
have it. After they had left, he told
Max not to Let them come again.
a few moments before the trial
q guard came to his cell and left 9
paper,
Your lawyer sent this" he said
and left.
He unfolded the Tribune and his
eyes caughbsa slleadline: TROOPS
GUARD NEGRO KILLERS TRIAL
Troops? He bent forward and read
PROTECT RAPIST FROM MOB
ACTION. He went down the column
Fearing outbreaks Of mob violence,
Gov. H. NJ. ODorsey ordered out
two regiments of the Illinois Ma
tional Guard to keep public peace
during the trial of Bigger Thomas,
Negro rapist and killer. it was an
nounced from Springfield, the capt.
toll, this morning.
His eyes caught phrases; "senti-
ment against killer still rising.
public opinion demands death
penalty. fear uprising in Negro
sector, and city tense"
Bigger sighed and stared into
space. His lips hung open and he
shook his head slowly Was he not
foolish in even listening when
Max talked of saving his life?
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-11-13

tells me that l am going to De
his next VIE. We have known each
other for the past three weeks and
/ am beginning to fall very nard
for him. Should I go with him de.
pending on him getting a divorce?
Ans: You won't be ,anybOdy's
wife if you don't leave this man
alone. Boys don't ask girls to
marry when they have the repu"
tStion of running around with
married men. This man isn't max
ing any plans to get divorce.
he doesn't wapt one. But, if he
can make you believe it in order to
win his point, be viii try a gag Of
this kind. Outsmart INN. go
out of his life just as suddenly as
you entered it. Make your friends
among the single boys.