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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Point Cut Means
Price Slash, Too

Many butchers today we're still
confused about OPAS regulation
which forbidS retailers 10 lower
the point values of meats and fats
without Al the same time, reduc-
inc the prices
Clarence NJ Day district ration
ing officer, made the following
THE amendment prov / des
that retailer must lower the
price of commodity al least p
per cent below its established
ceiling price when he lowers the
point value Of the rationed COM
modify" he said
of he lowers the point value
below p per cent, the selling
price must he reduced proper
tionately below the ceiling but,
In no case. is the retailer re-
quired TO reduce the price Of the
item more than 80 per cent
below the ceiling"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10

=. II votes, says the FBI =.
Charged with making false
statements in procuring his citi-
7cnShip papers. Clarence Billy
Shaw IS. one Time state bantam
weight boxing champion TO-DAY
was free under $500 bond await
ing trial lie pleaded not guilty
before Federal Judge Tuttle
Assistant L s. District Attor-
ncy Hopping charged that Shaw.
until recently owner Of the Bar
barry Coast night club Grand
River and Fourth. swore IN an oral
examination before federal agents
hat he never posed as A citizen
and never voted.
Investigation revealed he had
voted II tunes, Hopping asserted.
Shaw. who entered this country
from Canada m 1923. said in his
defense that Il thought I could
vote when ] got my first papers
and all my friends told me ]
could
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Vow

I'll admit from the outset
that l don't know what I'm
writing about today. usher!
Please throw out that guy in
the back row who hollered,
whats new about that?')
The topic for todays argu-
ment is mental telepathy, and
we will approach II with an
open=Uot 10 say vacant mind.
One Rolf PasSer, a CzechoSlo-
vakian. appeared in our office
this week and demonstrated his
meltan telepathy act. If he had
tried 10 peddle us a bill Of
goods about being great
scientist. we probably would
have him heaved out on his ear.
But he crossed us up by adj
hitting that he didn't know the
why's and wherefores of telepa-
thy. Grateful for his frankness,
we crossed him up by not throw
ing him out.
Passer and his assistant did
some Of their tricks for us. His
assistant Is cute little dolly
named Dee COStellOe. She ~
from East Orange, y. j., wears
her black hair In Veronica
Lake (old-Style) hair-do, and
was a Powers model. She has
had some offers TO work in films
hut explains crisply, II don't like
wolves" She i now Mrs. Passer
In private life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
. food still when the Marines through -.

AAi' NhhA lllNN Adillt AillOukH
1916 Northlawn was wounded
when the barge IN which he was
leaving the island las bombed
THE shock broke both my
eardrumS and Twas thrown in the
water. The swim I had under
water 10 escape the flames on
the surface didn't help much"
GILLIS MEMORIES
A few of the memories ellis
will carry for a long time are
That of Barney Ross playing
the organ and singing old songs
of the warm food still on Jap
tables when the marines came
through; and of the monkey that
threw A bic nut and almost hit
him in the head.
"Sure. II was lot Of fun"
ellis said but I guess maybe
would rather be home here
with my wife"
And the way he held his wife's
hand. you knew he meant ii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
SeIfdidge Grows
As Negro Center

Arrival Of two Negro flying units
now makes Sclfridge Field one Of
the largest Negro air training
centcrS IN the nation, army Off
cial- disclosed today.
The now arrivals - the 32nd
Fighter Group and the 96th Serv-
ice Group have Joined the 44th
Aviation Squadron. stationed al
Sclfudgc for nearly y months.
The units were shifted from
Alabama
Containing more than 100 com
mtSSIoned officers the unit IN
CludeS Warrant Officer Malachi "
Gibson Of Detroit: 1t Clarenr
TAYLOR Of Lansing and 1t. DENIAL
T. Harvey OF MuSkegon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Thedter Wins Fight
AGAINST Musicians

The state supreme court today
invalidated contract signed by
the Shubert-Lafayette Theater in
October l94l, forcing them 10 hire
six AFL musicians against their
Will.
The high court supported the
theaters allegation that the con-
tract was signed under duress. The
theater claimed il did not require
musicians 10 operate and main
tanned IT signed contract 10
avoid union trouble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
u. 5. Ace Filler BAGS
10Th Plane in Tunisia

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, April 9 GNS)
Mai Levi r. Chase of Cortland.
n. Y, 25-year-old fighter pilot. is
the. leading ace OF American pilots
of the Central and Northern
TuniSian fronts
Chase scored his ninth and tenth
victories over the FL Guettar area
after American and British forces
merged. He celebrates his first
wedding anniversary today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Recreation Rally Sunday

Mark A. McCloskey, director Of
recreation. office of defense health
and welfare services, will address
the conference on recreation in
wartime in the Downtown YMCA,
meeting from 3 to 9 p. m Sunday.
The meeting will be sponsored by
the committee on recreation in
wartime, Wayne County Council
of Defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Famed French Actor Dies

NEW YORK. April 9 ms
Harry Baur. famous French
motion picture character actor. has
died in Paris, the Nichy radio said
today Among his best portrayals
were Jean Vatican IN Les MiSer-
ableS and Ludwig Won Beethoven
in The Lives and Loves of Bee
thoven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
instructed on Gas Attacks

. NEW YORK. April 9 GNS)-
distribution of 2724000 leaflets
Instructlng civilians what 10 do
IN the event Of gas attack was
started TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
MRS. JACQUETTA I. SECORD

MRS. JACQUETTA I. SECORD
Mrs. Secord, 186 Glendale,
who became the first war
widow in Wayne County to
file her husbands will with
probate court. The will was
made by 1t. Robert Secord.
Dec. Il, 1912, four months
after their marriage. He died
in a crash January 6. She
was appointed executor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Sunday Times War Map to Chart Raids on Europe

American Weekly with articles from everywhere
including illustrated article Uncle
of thousands of Americas dogs of Also
exciting chapter tales hunting
With the Pnkertons,' and many attractions
Be get Sundays Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10

maps ONLY The Times offers Detroit Another
all patriotic Americans and especially
helpful children studying history will be three picture
especially timely 2OOth anniversary Jefersons birth
Tuesday Sundays Times will bring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10

Times in this coming Sundays issue, will present
educational entertaining and Informative features
large COLOR WAR MAP, with story, occupying
page Pictorial Review, showing how Allied bombers
ofenng up Europe prelude 10 invasion The day after day
Allied attacks Htes stronghods will have additional sig
this map another the long OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Train Kills Wayne Woman

Mrs. Florence Mortz, IS. of 4191
Washington, Wayne, was killed
when struck by a Michigan Cen
trail freight train in WAYNE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10

Scebee Duncan James ellis. 36
Who spent five months on Guadal'
canal. building bridges and keep
ir the airfeld in condition, IS
home today with many odds and
ends the Japs left behind. Many
of these are quite peculiar
Take the shoes. for instance
They arc all rubber soled with
twy toes in each shoe and Shippers
use them in climbing trees.
II picked them up at one Of
the supply posts that the Japs
left in n hurry" ellis said 81
also got this undershirt there.
Looks like CheeseCloth. doesn't
it,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
SHELLS AND BULLETS

Along with the shoes and un
dershlrt were Jap shells. bullets
sea shells. cigarets
money and little rice bag.
ellis, who is with his wife a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10

was a Powers model She has
had some offers 10 work in films
hut explains crisply. II don't like
wolves" She l. now Mrs. Passer
In private life.
Either they really use tclcpa-
thy or they have worked out
some tricks that are much too
good for US 10 detect For eX-
ample. ne goes oUt Of the room
and out Of carshot We tell Dee
"Have him light A clgaret for
Miss MacDonell have him pick
that package off the floor and
put on the radiator, and have
him put this bookmark IN this
book.
Mccall h.na-hacl<r- he goes
through soE1e hocus-pocuS tfor
dramatic effect. he admits and
then performs the tasks We have
set for him Dee doesn't speak
"a him. She doesn't utter
sound.
He SAYS that the brain sends
out waves. and that he reads
these waves, alt hough he
doesn't know how he does il.
Well. rs true that the human
brain emitS tiny electrical
waves. Hospitals have InStru-
mcntS which can measure and
record these waves There 5 no
argument about that.
But whether these waves con
tain the thoughts that a person
Enthusiastically knows.
Maybe telepathy depends on
these waves. and maybe IL de-
ponds on something entirely diff
ferent. As I said, I don't know
what this il all about. and
neither does anybody else.
PaSser says he reads Tho
thought waves by touching ms
assistants wrist. But 10 make
tho thing more amazing. he
took two people IN the office
strangers to hun and asked
them 10 concentrate on some
thing they wanted hIm TO DO
They didn't Say u. They
didn't write H. They lust
thought D. They say that he
did exactly what they were
thinking about
So there YOU are I'm W~f
telling YOU what happened and
you can accept n or not.
A. I said. he doesn't offer any
exact explanation. anyway, he's
lot more Interested in eating
regularly than he II in unravel-
ing scientific secrets. Between
MS" ne said. I'm mainly inter
Psted in getting $3.50 for the act
80 can keep on buying Dee hice
clothes" They are doing their
act az the Wonder Bar. and
using the same phenomena that
they performed for W. here.
All ho SAYS Is that he can tell
what other people are thinking
about some people sometimes
Duke University has been eN-
perimenting with telepathy, and
they think there's something to
II And nth current CeFeRPtr
Harold VI. sherman tells Of eN-
perimenting with Sir Hubert
wilkins In 1887, and getting GER
tain general impressions from
Sir Hubert while he was in the
Polar regions. They were vague
impressions. hut they seemed TO
iibe uncannily.
These days. besides. many huS-
bands and wives insist that there
l. some strange sense of aware
ness between them--a husband
overseas, wife at home. and
some mysterious feeling of con-
tact between them at times.
Call n tclepathy or call IL
what you want 10. Call me
dope for believing that there is
any such thing at all Say that
a LOT Of takers are doing stunts
by trickery, and I'll agree with
you, But ! still think that things
happen which We can't as yet,
explain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10

-. the next ste
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
Let's Mend These
Ways
ny WILIItM HFNRY Huff
fFOK AMP

We chew entirely too much sum
And drink entirely TOO much rum;
These we should never do
And then NC have he ugly knack
of chewing With coval smack
THAT Is no way 10 chew
We turn up bottles in the street
And drink our rum so indiscrert
AS sayages would drink
We just don't seem to see The
point
That every place is not a joint;
This "a where lies he kink-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

hdu contributed 80 BIcdtly.
No Thanks Received
When the Nazi regime started
us persecution against Jews it
took It's toll Of people who We're
more loyal than the Germans them
selves II Killed men and women
whose kin had fought on ihe
battlefield 10 preserve Germany
10 huild It's trade and conn
mcrce.
A jew. Rathneau, engineered
the identification OF Germany.
And another jew. the son OF Raih-
reau. was almosi successful IN
bringing about an understanding
between the sanest elements in
Germany after 1914 and the rest
OF the world Ills work was cut
short by an assasin's bullet a
Hitler bullet, II was Jew who
dreamed OF and made reality he
powerful German merchant marine.
Balm was the name Of the Jew Who
did This.
The thanks the Jews got for
these and numberless other great
contributions was TO be accused OF
losing the war and betraylug Ger
many 10 her enemies Yet the
Jews did not cease serving as long
as they We're allowed 10 do so.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

friend are in the service. The hoy
friend wants to marry me when all
is over and now my husband writes
that he wants me to take him hack
what must | do?
Ans: Get these "giddy" notions
cut Of your head. You oyerN helm
ed your boy friend for while bat
his ardOr hss cooled considerably.
lie gave you love hut he did not
mention marriage be only prom
lsed II when he went In service.
iour husband Is still the Kind,
faithful man that yOn married and
he stands ready "a assume his OBJ
legation TO you and the children at
moments notice. lie needs the
assurance OF your love now don't
deny him this happiness.
E.M.M viii | finish school this
year, or course l don't see how
can finish. making bad marks all
the time. | desire to read my am
swer on your column next week
Ans.;-If's a "Pfc.- aud a ~Cpl."
who ARE nj the bottom OF your had
marks. IFS admirable Of you 10
keep the soldiers checred up hui
you're OVERRIDING It. Keep your In
tcrest ON friendly basis as they
desire you to. 4 little hook study
Is what you need very hadIy nj ihie
time. It's patriotic 10 study hard
80 that you can get out Of school
as soon as possible.
&C: I have decided 10 confront
you with my problem. My mother
was living here in Texas and she
left recently and went TO Caliior-
MIA She wrote and sent me money
for me to join her there I've been
afraid to make the change Could
You tell me what TO do?
Ans; Your child has 10 be Civ
en- first consideration. We're You
10 make the change to California
n may jeopardIze his future. LI'-
Ing where Jon are nov, you can
work and have the hoy With you
constantly. This may moi hold true
II You made the change. II Il NOT
what Jon make hut what you save
that really counts In the long run.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

Pyt.-1 am writing to YOU for
advice Does the Girl am plan
ming TO marry love me enough 10
make good wife or should mar
ry?"
Ans.,-N0t now. while II Isn't
possible for You TO live with her.
She's young and you're young, why
bring matters TO a head at such u
rrnral tine, Marri~"e i the mo>i
Important step In life and you
s... ...h 80 40 :, ,,.." "....... e..
~ and miSgi,ings. When you meet
The right girl there won't be u
question of n doubt IN your mind.
MRS: Tin in one big mess.
I'm rs years old and there are four
men that claim they are in love
with me. I'm expecting a baby
soon. Should | marry the one that
has been married. the one I'm
supporting. or the single one, or
the father OF the child. or must !
stay singleg What shall do?
Ans.;-There Il no choice. marry
the father Of your child II he Is
willing 10 assume this responsible
fly. At least, you Will be doing
your duty TO the child. Girls make
grave mistakes by playing men
against each ether In n daring and
reckless manner. The results are
more often than moi. unfortunate
10 the girl herself. II jon marry
this man, remember one thing,
you Will he indebted TO him for
ever for his loyalty IN standing by
you NJ such time. Show him
your appreciation by being a de-
voted aud faithful mate.
L.A.E.:--I am planning on NOV
Ing to my farm that am buying.
Il has taken us years to get this
place like We want It. VIII We be
successful out there?
ABs.s You should certainly he
able 10 reap rich reward OF pros
periiy and happiness on the little
farm on which you have expended
40 much time. money and planning.
This Il the opportnne time 10 make
the change M there II such de-
mand for farm products during
war times.
Isl married my husband In
1910 and we have two children.
The nrst one he owned but the
second one he said he didn't own.
fell In love with a young fellow
in 1912 which caused my husband
and I to separate and Is until now.
Both my husband and my boy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
||T H..,,; -,
|ANSWER???

jim ELE


TO- Who is the Oldest civilian SER
vice employe OF The M,rd
State army,
To- who were the stars Of the
recent motion picture, stormy
Weather."
TO- Recently for the first time in
the city's history, Negro was
elected to the presidency of the
Toledo Interdominational Minis
iers Association Who was tho
mar 50 honored? 3o'
Iol What organization is known
as the "CORE?' n.
~ Who was the first Negro ewo-
man TO be appointed as 'tadar
system expert at the Western
Eectric's. Bayonne. \. j. planty
To- Who Is the head OF the music
department at Lincoln univer-
sty pal?
10 What honorary degree was
recently conferred on rapssion
Hughes. 20. ,dn nNa 4 .hir.
by ~ nc' "rlvo--s'- -. e)
answers on page so)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
Christian Science
CHURCHES

Doctrine OF Atonement' will
he the subject OF the. lesson-ser-
mon in all Christian Science
churches throughout the world
on Sunday. Oct. II.
The golden text John 1850
Is: Thomas saith unto him.
Lord. We know not whittier thou
goest: and how can we know the
way Jesus saith unto him, l am
the way. the truth. and the life:
no man cometh unto the Father.
but by me-"
Among the Bible citations Is
this passage (Romans 5:S,9):
But God commendeth his love
toward us. in that while we we're
vel sinners, Christ died for US.
Much more then. being now JUS
titled by his blood. we shall be
saved from wrath through him"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health With
Key to the Scriptures" by. Mary
Baker Eddy. include the follow
ing (p.23): "wisdom and Love
may require many sacrifices OF
seif 10 save us from sin One
sacrifice. however great Is In
sufficient TO pay the deb OF sin.
The atonement requires constant
self-immolatIon on the sinners
mart"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
JACKSON NEWS
BY NARyl SMITH

James journey son Of Mrs Sar-
ah Journey, Of 22o +. Mason street
was home on leave from Camp
Perry, Va.
Also home were Horace Smith.
jackson High school football star
j. G. Williams. high school club
secretary Wayne Slungy Jr. and
&. n Scott. son Of The Rev Mr.
Scott
The Rex NIr Stee,e OF Albion $
conducting a revival meeting at
me Seto"d Baphs, rnar'h. iu-
Rev, Mark carrngton is he Pass
tor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

Jews were held in New YORK The
Christian Front sponsored many
such gatherings The ahortive on
spring OF this un-American bund -
me Christian mohillzers were re-
spousihle for real anii-Semiiic
campaign Father Charles +.
coughln ihe "i'amp in clerical
cloth lev baited in his news
rag Social Justice
The American DESTINY Political
Party with ifs bly, christian"
slogan and William Dudley Pei
lees silver Shirt Legion are 10 be
added 10 This Infamous hosi The
t;erman-Amefican Bund Of course
was operated in the finest Nazl
tradition Therefore when such out
fits as ihe Khan and he above
are examined closely il becomes
apparent that the machinery is
In America for thorourh going
anfi-Semitic onslaught This must
never be
Negroes Make Pledge
Tile ls.oooooo black men aud
Nomen Of America have never been
parties 70 any organized persecu-
uon Of Jews they never Will
pf a'l ihe people ou earth ~
efoes know how 10 give bread
iot bread and O. nr Jewish
friends We pledge 20 always DO
so,
FINALLY We who have also re-
ceived stones for our gifts Of
bread want % stand by you now:
when vie both are gearing our
selves 20 fight with those who
for me sake Of freedom are fight
ing with fire.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
Down
Poets
Row
Vagrant Verse
BY 7. MELVIN
TAPLEY
BY FRED HART WILLIAMS
n no laxa Nm

BY FRED HART WILLIAMS
The Cave Man
Massive Of build and ntiehiily
mnsclcd.
Coarse. black hair, matted and
tousicd;
Bcellcd-hrow and an ape-like
jaw.
Whelp'd during the reign OF prim-
Hive law.
Knowing no God disdanful OF
man,
lie wrcst'd from reluctant
nature with ruthless hand
bare existence from barren
land
III abode rock-hewn cave, his
mate
A wolfish woman 1.-THE, and cum
ming.
Needing TO no other but one
her master.
she his slave
His weapons. fashion'd q flint
aud slate.
Were grim evidence OF war and
hate.
lie stalk'd the cave-bcar 20 f.
lair and
Warily watched the wing'd NOM
sters OF the air.
Alone. unafraid these creatures
all he dared
Neither wholly animal nor wholly
man,
lie was both master and slave
Of that rock-hewn age.
crudcly hcw rouht, sayasely he
fought and
with sweat and blood, lie itself,
he bought
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

nay fOii0We sun
Italy. The seat OF he powerful
Catholic Church had a small Jew
ish population. hut the Nazi pat-
tern OF ant-semi'ism and raris.
persecution was adopted and
an ail-inrlnsige campaign was
launched 10 diScredi an ciueiiy
the Jews living 10 The shadow %
the Vatican
July s. 1923 A railing bg Tie
lalian Ministry of the Inferior
prohibited firms dealing with The
government from employing Jews
or doing business with them.
July lc. 1880 The Ministry OF
Education ordered Jewish students
aggregated from Gentiies.
February /. 1910. Jews We're
barred from becoming no,aries or
iournalists
August g 1871 All foreign Jews
were ordered expelled from Italy.
Added to this list were declees
dropping professional jews from
cry jobs and refusals to give Jews
licenses to operate stores or
stands
II was but short time before
slogans appeared IN Faeisi news
papers urging he people 81 ltaly
40 protect their country against
The Jewish meuialHy Some 20 900
lectures were given in 1922 adyo-
eating raeist and specifically anti
Semitic doctrines
When the var came Mussolini
quickly laid The blame on The few
Jews OF Italy, and all the Jews
Of the world The wrath aud
venom Of the Dictator spanued he
seas and vented itself against New
loik's Governor Lehman The
Regime Fascista, Mnssohnrs orr
gan. launched the attack and went
so far as 10 furn IN frairicide mp
on the Osseryaiorr Romano. The
newspaper OF the Vatican and cali
ed It a Jewish Mouihprcc be-
cause in It the Pope defended
Jews. Aazi agents We're imported
into Italy to guide this shameful
persecution
In spite OF these acts in viola
lion Of everything decent and hui
man II Jews served Italy well.
too
over TWO thousand persons We're
granted exemption from the cruel
legislation on grounds that they
had served in the llhyan. span
ish, or Ethiopian Wars fought by
Italy Most OF lbe Jews refused
10 apply for such exemption ~
many others we're denied
II was an easy matter for Nazi
TO sen Fascisfs The idea 81 anti
scmiilsm in Europe Il was ana
still Is nor dnicuIt 20 sell Nazi-
faseis's sympaihi1ers in America
the same bin OF goods
American Brand
In 1889 street meetings against
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This Is Our Common Destiny
Negroes and Jews Give
Enemy Bread For Storm
BY BEN RICHARDSON

CrhIs Of Jewish unity,