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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-23
Had Dope, Convicted

Twenty-four year old Abraham
Adams Of 1857 Chestnut street. was
found guilty of violating the mar
cotic law last week by Recorders
Judge Arthur Z. Gordon and now
awaits sentence for the conviction.
Adams had three marihuana Gig
arettes in his possession. He was ar
rested by Special Officer Tamble
Whitworth.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-23

Ross as chairman in his communi-
cation TO Bishop Haas.
II was believed the committee was
about TO lose two more Of its MEM
bers. P. B. Young. one OF the two
Negro members OF the committee
and publisher Of the Norfolk Jour
nal and Guide. is in i'll health and
has been advised by his physicians
to cut down on his activities. His
resignation in the near future is
almost certain.
Samuel Zemurray. president OF
the United Fruit company OF New
Orleans. has been appointed deputy
EEDE
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-23
FORWARD
MARCH

The Lion Of Judah cast q dis
senting vote last week In the coun-
ell OF the United Nations on that
business Of making Italy a CO.
bellieerent Halle Selassie warned
that the fascist have not been too
Trustworthy in the past and that
the Allies might do well TO look
before they leap. II seems that the
dark emperor cannot forget the
devastation AMI death which II
Duce's minions brought to his
country. 1t seems also that there are
a lot OF other people who cannot
understand our willingness to play
ball with fascist rulers who have
turned democratic under pressure
r. b. YOUNG SR.
The publisher Of the Norfolk
Journal and Guide who is one OF
the Negro members OF the Presi'
dents Fair Employment Practice
committee will resign from that
body soon. Publisher Young state:
that his multitudinous duties and
his failing health make IL impossible
for him to give his best service &c
the cause. incidentally. he Is pri'
marily responsible for those good
will confabs among Negro and
white southern leaders which have
received so much publicity in the
last few months.
HERBERT AGAR
The well known white liberia
publisher OF the Louisville Courier
Journal. Herbert Agar. Is makini
speeches to soldiers as civilian
adviser which have riled Publisher
Mccormick Of the Chicago Tribune
Recently the Tribune called Aga
ca political commissar" and smearet
him in typical Tribune fashion
Commenting on the attacks asains
him by Mccormick, Mr.. Agar tolt
reporters last week: The TRIBUNE
was the most vocal among The
groups in the United States tina
failed 10 realize our enemies in
tended TO attack us. and it is inter
esting that thew are still bosstinI
Of their Carbohydrates"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-23
ALL LIBERAL
FORCES UNITE
IN CAMPA|G
N.A.A.C.P., Citizens
Com m ittee, White
Groups Join On Issue

That the inflammatory race-bait.
ing Of Mayor Jeffries can be ef-
fectively answered only at the polls
on Tuesday, November 2. was the
consensus of Negro and liberal
white leaders In Detroit this week.
Campaign activity in the Negro
districts reached a new high this
week as scores Of organizations rep
resenting every field Of activity
called special meetings 10 map
strategy for the closing days OF the
campaign.
The NAACP. headed by DR.. J. 7.
McClendon. the Citixans COMMITTEES.
headed by Rev. Charles Hill thu
Baptist Ministers Alifanes. the
Paradise Valley Businasnnsu,x
sroup and both ne. rsxu1ar ussn-
scrsticl and Repuhllczdf nvrnainnI
aens trs eperljnn13Ao ~ -
~ =
4 q y xs7s ~, '''.;.
nll1ses hsodannrtsfB nc nm H Iss
\ sttsst and I call has. guns cut -
volunteer worksrs 70 report thsre
this week.
Church sroups and various Inter.
racial Committees have adopted
resolutions which take the Mayor to
task for attempting to pit the races
against each other by distorting the
issue Of bi-rscial occupancy in hous-
ing projects.
Frank Fitzgerald charged mat
the Mayor was trying to cover up
his total housing failure by using .
smokescreen to hide the fact tfiat
thousands Of both white and Negro
war workers are literally living
out OF doors He charged that the
Mayor was In league with the big
realty interests Of Detroit who are
opposed to any housing built by
the Federal government
RACE-BArTING B0OMERANGs
The appeal to race prejudice by
the Mayor who warned whites that
II Fitzgerald got elected ne would
have Negroes living in their neigh.
oorhoods has served 10 alienste q
number Of the Mayors strongest
supporters. They feel that the rais-
ing OF this false issue by JefRfies
has served to heighten the tension
between the races and vitiates al
attempts at creating mutual GOOD.
will which Is 50 necessary Cor the
war effort and for the best interests
Of this community.
In a broadcast over station wxYZ
Monday night the Mayor described
some OF the men whom he hag
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-23
DETROIT
This Week

Tuesdsy-Every week: Commit
tee OF Racial Meeting. Central
Y.w.cA-. st . pm.
wednesday-Every week: Booker
T. Washington Trade Associates
Luncheon. Lucy Thurman Y.w.c-A.
II o'clock.
Thursdsy-October n: Patrons e
the arts meeting. Paradise Bowl
Banquet Room. at Q pm.
Ssturday-oetooer n: Pre- HoI1o>
ween Sport Dance. N.AAcP> -
Lucy Thurman y.WC.As . go
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-23

Two Of the important witnesses'
who testified last week were sus-
pended police officers. Jesse Stew
art and Willie M. Williams who
face a police trial board hearing
on November Q. for alleged failure
to conduct themselves a. officers
after Upton repeatedly made the
rumor report to hundreds of dane
ers at Forest club. June Il.
Testifying as O prosecution wit
ness Friday, Stewart said that i'm
medistely after the announcement
had been made he made q cursory
investigation to learn the identity
OF the man who spoke over the
loudspeaker. Stewart said he OBJ
tanned only a meagre description
which might "nt any number of
Negroes"
Asked II the description fitted
Upton. Stewart answered "only In
some minor respects, but no more
than II would at 20 or 80 other
people who were at the dance that
night"
Williams said he neither heard
the announcement nor saw the man
who made it Williams declared
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-23
Robbed OF $40

Cleveland Garner. 81 year old
coal dealer. told police that he had
been robbed OF s240 which he in
tended to purchase a truck last week
while on Monroe. avenue.
Living at 29ii Monroe. Garner
reported that two thugs had held
him up. taken his money and then
escaped.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-23
so WITNESSES.
TESTIFY HERE
IN RIOT TRIAL
Many Accuse Upton And
Lyons A Men
Responsible
By LARRY CHISM

Approximately so witnesses have
already testified in the riot trial
Of two persons accused Of melting
the racial disturbance of last June
The case is being heard by Is jurors
in the courtroom Of Recorders
Judge John ]. Maher.. This Is the
second week OF testimony presented
by the prosecution stan.
On. trial are Leo Upton, IS. OF
s76 wilkins and Charles Lyons,
~. Of 50iS Brush street.
Tipepn Is accused Of having used
a public address system st Forest
club on June II. during which
time IN repeated 4 runor that Z
Negro woman and her baby had
been theaTn into she uetroit river.
xSSnp acrse n pein9 -
IL M -
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uwSee RIOT TRIAL. Page .
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-23

~see PAINTS. Page ,
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w-see HAITIAN. Page 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
List Recital

EMANUEL LIST. leading
basso ~ Tho Metropolitan Opera
Co. VIII make his Detroit debut in
q recital A. The Jewish Community
Center Dec 10 lie VIII sing Schu-
bert Licdcr a group OF VienncSo
FOLK songs and we'll known operate
aras Will be accompanied oy Paul
Porl
Originally a tailor. List entered
the world OF music in touring
amateur quartette. Encouraged by
his now success, he Travelled
throughout the world In Music
Hall circuits and then returned 20
Vienna 10 master the entire Wag-
merriam rcportory az tho Vienna
NolkSoper under the guidance Of
Felix Wengartner. He appeared
in the Berlin State Opera for 10
years and in 1888 came 10 this
country as a member OF The
Metropolitan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Belle Isle Displays
Christmas Flowers

The Belle Isle Conservatory
featuring 1000 Christmas plants,
viii be open TO the public at 9
a. m. tomorrow. according 70 an
announcement by Henry J John
son, Horticulture supervisor for the
department Of parks and rccrea-
ton.
White chysanthcmums grown
especially for the Christmas show
VIII be featured in addition TO 100
orchids Of VARYING sizes. The con-
Scrvatory viii be open from 8
= E44 tt44Rt4ll dark, including Christ
mas and Now Years Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
3 Frisco Line Groups
To Submit New Plan

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 up
Three groups of security hold
erS OF the ST. Louis-San Fran
cisco Railway today asked the
Interstate Commerce Commission
TO set further hearings on the
railroads reorganization so they
may submit a new compromise
plan, f nc applicants represent
holdings Of rcfundlng mortgage
gold bonds, prior lion mortgage
bonds and consolidated mortgage
bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Film Time Clock

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tah ESQ 1913 3 M The BATTLE
~ Russia - so 335 st30 Is p. m.
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q. m
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Atlantic q. 1907 Got o.. "a - p. m D.
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b.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

lantic." II a. zb3 s:4s. 10 - ,. ~
NV KinFdom for a Cook, i,2T, $40,
e.i3 r. m.
MICHIGAN - Princess o'Rourks..
1857. 2.3s.t5.iq e l04i p. m FIND
the Biackmaier," II a. m, Al, a.
T .O3. g:ii . m
PALMS STATE -- The Iron Maiorn
~ 6s pas. bl1 0g 1851 ,. ma
Adventures m lraQ IL A. m, ifo,
% 90. s.4S r. m.
Action In the North Atlsn-
tlc." = 3a B-37 10 81 p. m, nv King
r1uru for cook. n 0s, $40 o. p. "A.
RHO Prov N-"Action 10 the Norts
Atlantic sos $40. 1925 p N. 7.i0
a M NY Kingdom for a Cook, is3s,
90. p. m 1910 a. m.
ROY Action IN the North Atlas
fr" B.3f 1925 D. m Ny KINGDOM
Tor a Cook - g 80 p. m, ~ 80 =. IA.
UNITED ARTISTS - "old Aequaint-
ance" A. 20 AIS 1907 io2s .. NIL
Adventures ~ Rookie, II 10 q. m,
IS s 81 ais 3. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
A LINE OR TWO

Carl Warner Oaland. nephew
Of the late Warner GLAND was
killed in action At Salerno Italy
Word came 10 kcye Luke who
was in the Charlie Chan series
with GLAND Sr.
A letter from Bennett Cert OF
Random house says that We may
expect These Are the Times" by
Clare Jaynes, next year. Miss Jay
mes is author of Instruct Ny
Sorrows. now being produced as
a movie al Warmers with Barbara
Stanwyck snd George Brent under
the title of My Reputation
Ever hear OF Gillette Burgess
Purple Cow" immortaliled in
verse? Well he was painted in a
picture which Arthur Freed did
years ago and now il graces the
wall OF Judy Garland movie room
IN Meet the People %
The gold medal Ann Sheridan
bought al a Vine street jewelry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Night Club Stars Held
OUer in Current Shows
Nv RMENGARD PoHRT

Taylor Top Show Of the Year
now in IT'S third and final week AZ
the Three SOS THIS is The four
some which won first place IN a
recent national folk dancing
contest sponsored by a leading
weekly magazine. They feature
their "Congcloo number, a foreign
importation, and the Indy Hop.
the dance that brought them
prominence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
FIESTA BAR

Reg Thornton and ms orcheStr5
are the dance taNorIteS at the
Savarine Hotels Continental
Room and Fiesta Bar Reg share,
Vocals with Nora Manning and
Bill Farrar takes care Of the lull,
from the stock OF $500 songs
which he has memorized.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
BRASS RAIL

Jessica GsrWood is the popular
songs treSS in the Thcster Bar OF
the Adams Brass Raj. Hers IS
largely an all request offering
with old fayorltcS and current hit
tunes IN the repertoire. Dick
Webster Noni'a Edison and
Skccter Palmer also remain with
the show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

RIGHT N step Win me flIih
Armys approach 10 Rome, was
the musical feature Of last nights
program BY the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra.
For a really stirring climax
Director Karl Kruger closed tho
concert with a magnificent read
ing OF the Resphighi pines Of
Rome" which, of course. ends
with TINT triumphant surge OF
sound The Appian Way
But besides being appropriate
musical tribute 10 the victorious
march into the Eternal City
which We know is to come, The
Pines of Rome is one of the most
exciting Of modern symphonic
suites and just about steals the
show az any concert.
Kreuger and tho orchestra did
a marvellous Job of it last night
carefully bringing out all the
wonderful eontrfsts in each move
mcnt the syncopated cacophony
Of the Villa Borghese; the sombre
mood of the CatacombS, the
moonlit beauty of the Janicuium
and the martial pageant OF the
last scene. All OF them passed
before our ears, drenched in rich
and yarInd tanal color
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Club

MIAMI RE,AAGiHi-S swami -ftttttt-
club Tho BeAchcnmbor. rcOpenS
Dec. Is under tho management Of
two former DctrOitcrS. Sam and
Joe Barkcn. who are now hosts Of
the Five O'Clock Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
Symphony Pays Tribute
To Advancing 5th Army
by CHARLES GENTRY

the use OF four individual instru-
ments IN the woodWind choir
played against a wonderfully SuS-
tanned background from The other
chOirS e.
Il 49, beautifully executed and
proved "A delightful nlcrlude be-
tween the two first appearances
OF Nine kurcnkO.
Altogether II was varied and
entertaining evening OF music,
rejecting once again Kruger s
excellent taste I'm programing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
COLLECTED AT RANDOM

June Allyson and Hank Daniels
M-G-MS- new mnNle hope arc
ablalc. Mrs Mike LeVee returns
10 Hollywood the eighteenth, She
will be accompanied by 1t Mike
LeNce 1r. Who VIII spend Christ
mas with his parents
Constance Moore is suffering
from broken cartilage IN her
nose. received when she Whirlcd
into q mirror on the set OF Show
Business al R-k-O, the Freddy
McEvoy baby Will be called Irene
III after us mother and youthful
grandmother
Susie Hayward WASH missing a
dance az the Mocambo with Capt
Benjamin Educational Note The
entire eighth grade class OF the
Page Military School is being
taken 20 the Biltmore Thcater 10
sec John Carradine in Hamlet"
Much favorable comment on kcNn
kembel who is member Of the
Carradine company
Judy Garland'S lease on Mary
Martins house has expired and
Mary ISM renewing. winch prob
ably means that she ism return
inc 70 Hollywood Met Mrs Sidney
Rogell and nor small son shopping
AZ Addison s. Inc boy should be
m tho movies
Elizabeth Frazer Of Winged
Victory sent SGT. Max Foster Of
our company A ring last week 30
writes OF his companions It's
news isn't IL Because YOU SAID
that Ray Mcdonald had given her
a ring
Carmen Miranda is back on the
SGT Of Greenwich Village for
the first time IN 10 days Cornclia
Gus skinner has PACED John
LOder for the lead in her new
Broadway show That's all today
See you tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

THE HUDSON CAROLERS are
singing daily in various locations
throughout the J l. Hudson Co.
during he holiday season They
are directed by Harry 4 Letter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

CARMINE DI GIOVANNI
with his continental manner and
tenor voice j. as popular IN his
third week al the Palm Beach as
hn-N aS-in his first Among the
English and Italian songs be sings
are One Alone and Santa
Lucia The handsome team OF
Wynters and Angelina have intro
duced several new ballroom
dances IN their act, and Glowing
Gus Howard does a humorous
monologue and tumbling routine.
Bobby Baker furnishes the music.
CoRKToWN TAVERN
The Glowing Of Frank Mar-
lowe, who has a bagful OF tricks
including pantomlme, songs,
dances. acrobatics and comedy
sets the tempo az the Corktown.
Keeping pace with this hard
working man are Belva White
VINO plays White Christmas and
a Good Man Is Hard 10 Find
az the piano. and Maxine and
ketrow with their hand balancing
routine
Fernando and Fair have A group
OF marioncttcS Some are sailors.
there q dance team IN evening
sarbr aHd NAaPniy Little blond IT,
terbugs play d miniature piano,
dance and do a drunk routine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
CLUB MAYFAIR

Ken Lowry master Of cere-
monies. and Rita Russell, comedy
ballcrna. are making a return en-
gagemcnt as stars Of the variety
show al the Mayfair. In the sup
porting show are Mary Mack,
Soubrettc, Jordan and Grace, with
the former balancing an 80-pound
wagon wheel on his head, and
Larry Chambers tops in taps, who
is making his first civilian appear
ancc since his honorable discharge
from the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
S

NEBIOLIA'S presents a new
show featuring Johnny La Belle.
operate tenor who serves as mas
ter OF ceremonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
CLUB THREE sos

The Four Congeroo Dancers are
lhe UNIQUE headhners OF Bette
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
LONDON,s LAST

The laSt-nE -tke L. famous
London symphonies W h h
Haydn wrote on commission for
Solomon. served as the lyrical
opened for last nights program
This D-major symphony, despite
the charm OF its second and third
movements has never been one Of
our fav0rites. because Of its lack
of inventiveneSs. but Kruger and
the orchestra did their best.
Novelty was the ingenious
"PaStorale" Of StravinSkys. This
Seldom-performed poem, exploits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
RUSSIAN SoLoIsT

Soloist for the evening was the
celebrated Russian soprano Maria
Kurenko. whose voice. while II
may have lost some OF us original
-pomeE .--&t.!! -yataisE- Sweetness
and nostalgia sorority that mas
great appeal,
II takes such a voice 20 give US
the real vocal worth Of such arIaS
rs the first act excerpt from
Rimsky- Korsakov'S The Snow
Maiden and the passionate out
burst Of Tatiana IN the Eugene
Oncgin" Letter Scene
But we liked her best in the
-vrrTrTItc tJttKf SuT1CS Of TIT r171rttfvC
land. two of which, arranged by
G;retehaninon. brought TO close
the first half OF The concert,
Haunting wonderful plants, "On
The Mountain and iii Go I'll
Come DOIh brought the aftiSt
rounds OF rOuSinC applause.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
MISTAKEN IDENTITY

Henry Wilson. assistant 90
Daniel O'Shea Of SelZnicks has
been in the hospital having a
tumor removed on his neck. He
was very sick boy until this
morning. when he suddenly opened
his eyes and felt like chatting with
his nurse. Whats your name
asked Henry Shirley Temple
replied tho nurse. whose name is
really Shirley Temple
but poor Henry was so startled
he thought he was delirIous and
lapsed back into a high fever
again! p. 6. Now he's coming
along beautifully and telling the
story on himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

store went 10 Steve flanagan for
a gift...DlScount those rumorS
that William Powell is too III 10
make another picture. M-G-M has
Just signed Leo Townsend TO write
a story for him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
IN BRENDA's HOUSE

The J. p. McEvoys are here FOR
a few days before they head for
Cuba Mrs, McEvoy was formcrly
Margaret Santrey, radio editor on
tho New York Journal-American
She told me they had been handed
tho key ~ tho Brenda Frazier
house in Havana By their friends.
tho Hedges. who iuS' bought b.
and they VIII live there
J. p. is doing Henry McLemorc' s
column for 200 newspapers and a
rowing editor Job on the Reader
Digest. Mac is also comforting
while here with several studios
about cavalcadc Of the late Gus
Kahn's song hits Mrs. Grace
Kahn has the rights
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
RADIO POLL

You never heard such rejoicing
as there was on the Paramount
lot today. Word had just some in
that Bob Hope and Blng Crosby
were first and second respectively,
on the annual radio poll and Bob
won three out Of four classified
tionS. Dinah Shore came in as
the No. / vocalist The comedy
teams ranked with Fibbcr McGce
first, Burns and Allen second and
Abbott and Costello third
The bands were Harry James
first. Tommy Dorsey second and
Benny Goodman third Joan Davis
ranked first on the coincidence
poll with Fanny Brlce second and
Oracle Allen third. This is the
first poll on anything given for
the year lqA3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
.Loue|Ia
Parsons
in HoA.vool

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. Joanna
bella. Mrs. Tyrone Power in pri-
vate life, Is sitting on top Of the
world. Lawrence LANCER Of the
Thsater Guild has such plans for
her in "JacoboWski and the Col
onel." Had tea with the hangers,
Annabella and Louis Calhern, who
plays the colonel and ]. Edward
Bromberg. who is set as the col
onel's servant. 1t was interesting
to hear about the play and Anna
bella'S role, which is that OF a
French girl redeemed from utter
frivolity by her love OF France.
LANCER feels that the exchange
of Hollywood and New York talent
is important and he believes that
a liaiSon should be worked out
that would be mutually beneficial.
He said so many actors. including
Edward G.. Robinson, Katharine
Hepburn, Paul MUM and others.
had come from the Guild and now
he felt IL was Hollywood's turn 20
reciprocate,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
PRETTY PENNY

IF YOU have been reading
Boardwalk by Lihbie Block.
now running serlally in the Cos
mopolitan (and n seems 10 me-
every one docs read Cosmopolitan
serials these days. you'll be- inter-
eStcd 10 hear that this story laid
in Atlantic City has been sold 20
Charles Kocrner Of R-k-O for a
pretty penny The studio is re-
ported TO have paid go 600 plus q
ItnICpnfare-
The Mississippi enterprise., 1943-10-02
Flood Loan Is
Available In
Warren County

Warren County, Mississippi, has
been added to the list of counties
designated by Secretary of Agri-
culture Claude R. Wickard for
flood restoration loans.
The loans are available to far
mers in the county who cannot get
credit elsewhere to put back into
production farms that were dam
aged by flood in 1943. They are
made by the Farm Security Adj
ministration from $15,OOO 900
special farm flood aid fund estab-
lished in the 1943 Second Deficien-
cy Appropriation Act.
The designation of Warren brings
to 349 the number of counties in
which flood restoration loans have
been authorized in 16 southern and
midwestern states. Loan applica-
tions in the wly-designated coun-
ty are being received at the local
FSA office in Vicksburg.
We can't lose il we buy War
Bonds today.