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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-30

NEW YORK-(ANP-) Although
SGT. Joe Louis, heavyweight cham
pion, hss earned purses totallng
s2.374,866 his Beautiful estranged
wife Marva will sing for her sup
per.
This announcement came from
the full blown lips of the volup-
tuous Marva herself from her
luxurious suite in the Hotel
Theresa when she received the
press in setting of her d'oevers,
liquors, and grinding newsreel
cameras last week.
Marva said she viii make her
professional debut in December
with a swing band, hot s,1ot,
theatre, or movie company. Pres
entity she is continuing voice study
and considering offers, She added
she will specialize in romantic
ballads of the sophisticated va
liety.
Joe had Reluctantly agreed to
ice hail Reluctantly agreed to
her career and denied any rift in
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-30

The revivel Of "Othello" comes
to New York after having been
successfully shown in Boston and
in philadelphia. 1t was first
played BY Mr.. Robson in 1890 in
London with Peggy Ashcroft. an
English actress, RS the Desdemona.
and Maurice Browne as the Iago.
Miss Ha0en first played Desde-
mona at Harvard's Cambridge In
August of 1912 and at Princeton
UNDERSTANDS ROLE
Because he believes "Othello"
was a Negro and not a Moor" as
Shakespeare cl9ssed him and as
white plirsdits insist he was, Mr..
Robson has done extensive re-
research work on the subject and
the results have convinced him
that he is right. He feels he can
understand ''Othello" as member
of his own race better than a
white person could OF would. That
is why Paul Robeson's presen-
tation of "Othello' is of such prim-
tive greatness and stature.
For the first time. Iago, the
crafty vicious conspirator does
not take away honors from the
leading character in the Smokes
pearean masterpiece although Jose
Tterrer husband in private life o.
Miss Hegem superb and billlant
as the hateful villain. The willy
Iago steals reason from the mind
of Othello but the highly capable
Mr.. Ferrere does not steal the
show from Paul Robson.
Robeson's voice with it's reson-
ance and depth dominates the pro.
duction. As the implacable, jealous
Moor who must strange his wife
the majestic heights that Robertson
reaches is a thrill to all who see
the play. Miss Hagen as the uu-
happy. true, unworldly wife that
S1lapesperean wrote about sub
missive, intensely feminine and
puzzled, is very much appealing.
APPLAUSE is WILD
No play for the last several
seasons has received the wild ap
plause as that accorded "Othello. =
The cry, Brave" resounded
through the iam-packed Schubert
Theatre. Mr. Robson received at
least ten curtain calls, shared with
Miss Hagen, her husband, jose
Ferrer, and Margaret Webster,
who played the part Of Emilia.
handmade of Desdenona.
Miss webster was forced to talk
to the audience and she told how
she and Paul Robson he'd dream
ed for a lone time Of such night
as they had just concluded. but
which they had never expected 70
occur. She then turned to MI.
Robson, surrounded by the erlire
cast. and said: Paul, we are all
very proud of YOU tonight a
storm of cheers greeted her words
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-30
Second Annual
Miss Anderson
Awards Granted
Two Sopranos
Tie For First
Place Honors

PHILADEIz PHLAs 'CANP)- Two
scholarships and three supple
nentary prizes were awarded at
the conclusion of additions held IN
Philadelphia for the second annual
Marian Anderson awards IL! which
lO2 young men and women from
% states particip9 ted.
Elton Johnson, Philadelphia So
prano, and Isabelle Schapp, So
prano from Brooklyn, were tied for
place. MISS Anderson followed the
same procedure as she did last year
when the same situation arose by
adding $500 to the original $1,000
scholarship an divided the sum
equally between the two winners
Miss Johnson, an ex-teacher IS
currently rehcarsing in the forth
coming musical production car
men Jones'"
Three supplementary prizes OF
s400 each were granted to Rosa
linde Nadel and Constance Stokes
both of Philadelphia. and Kath-
crime Graves OF new YORK lily
All three are singers.
An additional award, the sum as
vet Indefinite, was bestowed upon
Camilla Williams 70 further etudy.
Miss williams was one of the win
HERS of last years scholarship
and won this second grant after
competing against three otter
winners Of the 1871 additions. Will
liam Smith, the fifth of last
years prize contestants, was I'M
able to participate being mem
Der of the u. S. Marines.
The Judges for the second annual
Anderson Award were Franz
Rupp, pianist; Harry T. Burlelgn,
COMPOSER: and Paul Nordoff,
composer.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-30
Robeson's |OtheI|o' Marks
Another Theatre Milestone
Feels He Really
Understands Role
By DON DELEIGHBOR

NEW RK-(SNS)--Another milestone of the Ne
GRO on the American stage was reached last week when
Paul Robeson internationally famous baritone and actor
opened on New York stage "Otheo with an al-whe
The Theatre Guilds offering of the Margaret Webster
production of Otheo at the Shubert Theatre present
Negro for the first time the role of the tragic Moor
the legitimate stage and playing the role with such mag
nificen dignity emotional intensity and majestic porrai
ure opposite white Desdemona the poignanty beautiful
Uta Haen also famous actress.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-30
It's Real ReveiIle
For Mills Brother

Service unit in the country.
Private Mills says that 1t IS q
little hard for him to grasp the
reality of his new environment.
When a persons day has begun IN
the late afternoon and ended III
the early hours of the morning for
years, it is astounding to discover
that there are such things as
reveille and an early bed-check.
"It's not that I'm lazy" Mills
said with a grin, But it is just
the idea of these early hours that
confuse and startle me-" Mills was
indicted into the Army from Chi
cago on September %.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-30
Marva ToMake Her
Debut As Vocalist

their relations. She wants It
known moreover, that the Louis
clan is not busted, out Joe's nlg-
gardly army check is. we'll. :.
I'VE have certain properties ano
other possessions" explained
Marva, but they provide no M
come"
Besides said the lovely would
Observation-Disclosures she neeos
funds to keep a brother and a Sis
ter in Howard university, maintain
her Chicago residence, ana pro-
vida . nurse for the Louis heir.
2 months old Jacqueline.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-30

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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-30

lockwood ARSENAL, Mary
Iand-(S N S)-When the Mills
Brothers, that unique singing, in
strument initiating group, were
making the movie "Reveille with
Beverly" they were unaware that
shortly one of them would actually
be falling out for reveille-in the
Army.
Today, Harry F. Mills, one OF
the original group, is taking his
basic training at the Edgewood Ar
senal. Edgewood, commanded by
Brigadier General Ray L. Avery,
is the largest Chemical Warfare
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-30
YOUR HAIR DESERVES
The BEST CARE
MEDALO NO. 8

ITy MtudLU
.zxszy-syxx once and see
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-30

Il y AsASNke -
once and see what
a difference proper
attention makes In
you. Your hair roots
are I'm your scalp.
Your hair often de-
ponds ON your scalp
condition. f II T. X
TRIAL OF NEW
M E ID ALO PER.
FUME AND FACE
POWDER w II L II
ALL ORDERS. II
your h air needs
proper care ges
MEDAIO No. 3
TREATMENT with
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-30
scr RAyLEs INTERVIEWED

NEW YORK-(A N P)-S-Sgc
Leonard w. Bayles, 28-year-olo
pianist. arranger and former or
cbestra leader of West Hampton
Ia was interviewed by Parks Joan-
son and Warren Hull on the Obs
Vox program Monday from camp
Lee. Va.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

bud, Carlyle, 8reeie at. Dob er bielt
an Der &oblenaede unb nabm &oblen
elm uno bann gings gum 8abnbof.
Oo1 Oiesmal NOR fein geiitliber 9err
anipeleno uno es .ipar alles fremb.
8ater Soumann tpar NIT ieinen @al-
len irgenotpobin, unb Der alte Serr
lpar 81 Sauie. Gin iuneer, freunoli=
dyer Wfann tpolIte mir belfen, meine
Saide trage1t rno meine &iI Ite beior=
gen. Sd babe Sen Namen pereeiien.
Nun ging es gum Serrn Baitor. Mber
no mobnte er? Sm &ir6enblod muB
ct mobl irgenbpo &pobnen. Sragte
oesbalb, oenn bas &aus liegt ettpas
neritedt. 60 NOR es oamals, ebe ollc
8dume uno oas @eltrdub tpegsei6afft
maren. Iu6 mar oas Saus faum balb
10 sroB tpie es iett .arsiiebt. @iner
lagte: @eb' burd Die Mnee, oann
fommlt bu ri6tig an. Gin anoerer
@eb' born an Der Stride ourd bas
alte Sor, our6 Sbereie's 8lumengar=
ten, Damn auf Die 8eranba. Das lebte
tat id; iette meine Saide auf Die
8eranoa un6 flopfte an. Die Sir
nar balb often, oenn es tpar Elm bei-
Der Sag eetpeien. Da fam elm GROCER
idmerer Serr auf MIDI al, 8iret auf
oem &opf langen, idtpar5en Galar
en-, Stod in Ser Sano, uno NIT Mmts.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

Die amerifaniide 3igarettenpros
button lit be,te auf ibrem bisberisen
S0dititano angelangt, oa Die Infor'
berungen Ser betpaffneten Streitfraf.
te uno Der 3ipilbebonerung getpaltig
iinb. Inter ben 2euo-2eaIe-Yro.
gramm tperoen iebo9 feine 3igaret.
ten perl6idt, tpobl aber EabafblGtte--
our 8erarbeitung I'M Muslano. Die
@rnte an Tabafblattern fir 3igaret.
ten mar inn abgelaufenen Sabre mebr
als ausrei6eno uno Die Borrate i'm
Sanoe iino eroB eenue ielbit fir biele
INSTRUMENTATION. H.
Sanoler unb Sabrifanten in ben
Ser. Staaten batten am 1. Sftober
2,200,00O,0OO Bfuno 3igarette,1tabaf
auf 2ager, nur bier Broaent tpeniger
als i'm 8oriabre. Die @rnte 1912 er.
bra6te 1,2O0,OOO,OOO 8funo, elite
3unabme bon 200,O00,OOO Hfuno &C.
eeniiber 1941. Ser 3igarettenfoniun
i'm 2anoe lit ieit 1907 ftetig getpadien.
1907 uar Der 8erbrau9 60 pro Ropt
1918 mar er auf 164, 1919 auf 426
uno I'M letten Sabr auf 1880 pro &opf
geitiegen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

Ibeno bielt er ieinen eriten 8ortrag
; in Der Stride, Die itarf beiett ,tpar.
Safob Gonrao, &aufmann uno Sir
djenalteiter, bate fir aues geiorgt,
beionoers fir eutes 2idt. Ser Gbor,
geleitet bon Sraulein Stein bon Sbat=
tud, Su., iane einiee idone 2ieoer
uno oann trat 8ater Senfen auf. Be>
tete 5uerit unb bann i9nitt er Die
Sraee an: "8bp S am a Catholic
&atte aud nod anoere Jragen, Die
linn geiteut puroen, gu beonttporten
8ater Senten 5eigte ii9 als i6lag>
fertiger &eoner, Meiiter in ieiner
sprade, engliid ooer oeutid, 10 oab
i9 i'm betpunoerte. @r 5eiete bel Die
Ter @eleeenbeit tpie aud fpater, oab
er elm talentierter unb fleibiger Sbi=
-ler getpeien uno es au6 blieb.
Gin iebr saitfre,1nolider Serr,
l1ebte er @eieaidaft uno 10 muBte id
nod einige Sage bel linn bleiben, biz
ser 0onnerstag fam. Damn nabm id
slbibieo bon ibm; ood er brafte mild
nod gum 8abnbof, Inn BEN 5 ubr-
3ug auf Der g. II. 3. &&. gu baden,
Ser 10 geeen 6 l1br in 8reeie an>
fam. Sd fannie 8reeie 10 ettpas; mar
atpeimal baeetpeien, aber MIR 10 i'm
Sprung. Satte Stride uim. nur 10
bon ferne sefeben. Sd tpubte nidt, ob
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Gedanken und Erinnerunsen
Bon Neb. s. Juertges

bas fiibrte er aus unb 5tpar nit gr-
folg.
@s mubte unbeoinet cine S6ule
fir Sanoobal aneefangen peroen,
tpenn bic @emeinbe ni9t ,,ntergeben
iollte. Daber tpollte er oieielbe in iei.
mem Barlor balten. Iud bas tat er
balo nabber. Damn polte er Die ct.
iuas eroBe Stride bon Batofa fleiner
MAIDEN - aud oas fiibrte er aus.
Am naditen Sonntag mubte id oas
Imt balten; 8ater Senfen preoigte
uno niinidte mir aues @liid uno
@ottes Segen in meinent neuen gr-
teitsfelb, 8reeie, Su. &m ielben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28
Mittinod, ben 81. April 1943

miene fraste er, mas ib noble uno tper
i6 iei.
S6 Tellte mid bor, 5eigte ibm ben
biib0fli1en 8rief unb nun ipar alles
gut. Set 6id'', lagte er, ,,uno mo
fonnnit bu ber?"
ugon Sanoobal'', par Die @nt.
tport.
$50, po,,'re tbe man mbo toof
9enfens place?"
uges, Satber, ano nom S am bere."
gr fprad INNER @nsliib ,tnb
pollte eleid a1sfinben, ob id aud
@nglif6 ipreden fonnte. Denn nur
einen iolGen @iiiitenten tpollte er ba-
Cen, Dem 1pollte er audi ale Irbeiten
l1nterri1t, Breoisen, @eienlbafts-
arbeit 11itp. CT fano aus, oaB er in
mir ben ridtigen Mann befann. graz
men beitanoen. Gut. -
60 nun eing's in 9euti6 los; Oh
i9 au9 Deuti6 beriteben, ipreden1
prebigen uiip. tonne. @r bieb Sfeinefe,
5. +. Studs, uno 10 benabm er ii6.
slu9 0arin beitano id mein @ramen.
gr la6te uno legte bie Imtsmiene ab
un6 tpuroe lieb unb suderiiiB. Ct
itan6 a11f nabn MIDI bel Ser Sano,
ging NIT mir Bis S1nmelbaus' 2aoen,
5eigte mir Sen @eg gum &olpital, no
ib mobnen ioute, oenn 8ater S0a'
mann pobnte aebn Sabre lang BEL
linn I'M Sfarrbaus. Sort ioute ib blei-
BEN uno meine Muftrage bon Sater
S0umann nebnten; er piiie uno ber'
itebe alles.
9ie Soipitalidpeitern ernpfingen
MIDI, bra6ten mi6 in mein 3tmmer
uno bann gum Abenoeiien. l1nteroel'
ien mar Sater S0llmann 5uriidgefom>
men unb nun iaBen mir frob 5uiamz
men ant Siif. gr er5dblte mir eleid),
ooB mein Gorganger Ger iebtge Ba'
flor bon ser Auguitinus=@emeinoe IN
8reeie, Su., Hep. @uert, gepeien, Ser
oamals nod Sarrispile, Sa., Der,
iebt tporoen iei. Iugenblidlid lei ct
lebr beiddftigt NIT oem geeubau oes
&onpentes oer geotre Dame 56ul-
lGpeitern, bie 1don 45 Sabre lang
in oen fleinen alien 3iegelbaus bort
am @ege tpobnten. Dieie 9eotre Dame
S9peitern bon Weilmaufee, Wis., bat.
ten BON @nfang an groBe Opfer an
8equemlidfeit in 8reeie bringen miii-
len uno taten es nod. 3pei alte
Sdtpeitern (Stolona unb Megibia)
er5ablten au9 bapon. Damn iagte er,
ih iollte ibm MIR folgen uno Damn
famen mir gut n1iteinanber aus.
(Sortiebune folgt)
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Dbis @sifenfresss
id bnbin fdme.

ObJbat AAbtSs
Darrm batte ib mid iDenig ge-
fiimmert. gs bieB INNER, ,,tpenn Der
Senfen iid nidt beiiert, bann toirit
ou Baitor bon Sanoobol". Mber Der
Senfen bate eroBe Soffnuneen, uno
obmobl er oatnals franfli9 NOR, 10
iiberlebte er bod ale, Die mir oas
oanals fagten, ,1no er lebt beute nod
10 friid uno frob, ia buridifos, mie
oamals in Quincy, Su., als er Stl,-
Sent mar. &a ia ia! gr iagte mir
mal i'm S6era, unb er ilt bon oabon,
,,oe trafenbe Hdoer loBen Ians', unb
e, bat redt, oenn es gibt nod einige
bon Der Sorte, bie tpeiter .lopen''.
@r tpinfte mir nad ,,goo=bpe" uno
balo flog Ser 3ug oabin na6 Sbat1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28
(Gortiebung)

anbert. Das fatboIiide Miniiterium
tuuroe i'm Sabre 1s47 geitiirat; erbob
fid aber tpieoer I'M Sabre 1870, Bis
es 1878 uner,partet elmer groBen H.
beralen Maioritat tpeiden mubte.
6don felt einigen Sabren baben Die
2iberalen in Der Ramner einen mebr
offenen &anpf eegen Die aatboliten
ol1fgenommen. Sbre &eoen itno biel
oreilter unb berausforoernber als gu
ror. Das Iiberale Miniiterium mar
bon ieinem @ieberauftreten an oar.
auf beba6t, Die fatboliiden, boberen
Beamten bl,r6 liberale 5u erieten nno
fibrte oieien Blan Biz iest foniequent
tur6. gs iduf Elm department nit
einem eigenen unterridtsminiiter, et-
nem betannten Sreimaurer, oefen
neues @eieb bonn Sabre 1879 oarauf
binausgebt, Sen ginfluB bes alerus
auf Die S6ulen aufs Minimum 81 be-
ibrdnfen ooer ea11a au beieitigen. Ser
&eligionsunterridt ion feinen Sell
bes S6ulprogramns mebr biloen,
uno bon Sen Normali 6ulen gdn5ltd)
ausgeibloilen letn. Dur6 oos nam-
Iide @eles tperoen alle bon @eiitliden
eeleiteten, bisber itaatlid anerfannten
Sdulen alfgeboben in einen1 Sanoe,
mo- Die Nidtfatbolifen ni6t Elm Bros
5cnt Ser 8epolferlng ausmaden. (B.
alberoingf Ebiim.)
Die erite Heripbe meiner Erieitertagc
anf Grben
8ie idon friiber er5ablt, bate MIDI
Der Iiebe @ott sleif i'm @nfang met
rer Brteiterlaufbabn fir Clinton Co.,
Su., beitin1mt. Oos erfannte i6 aus
Ger slnor0nung unieres bodtpft. Srn.
8iidofs Saniien. 3uerlt tnuBte itb
9lusbilfe leiiten fir 9tep. Bernard
Senfen, iesiger Bfarrer bon ct. 2i-
bori, Su., oanals 1904 geftor oer
ct. 2aurentiusftr6e in Sanoopal,
SsI. SobaIb aber Der quite Serr 1pieoer
alf Dem Iaufenben mar, fam 0ie Nad,
ri6t bon 8ellebille: Sic iino biermit
gum sliiiitenten bon ct. 9on1inifus>
Stride in 8reeie, Sn., ernannt. Ser
bodp. Quguit &einefe lit oer &eftor,
unb sic tperoen aIs 5tpeiter Miiiitent
neben Reb. Sol. S0nmann (eriter Mi-
fiitent) arbeiten. 3eit Der Initelung,
is. September 1904. @ottes Segen,
8iidof S. Saniien.
Batter 8ernaro &enfen NOR fdon in
Der 8ode borber auriideefonmen
nod Sanoobal uno fling nit Sou.
6ampf tpie6er an 5l1 arbeiten. Sn iei.
ner Greunolidfett bielt er mid feit,
BET ibm al bleiben, Bis baB Der Is.
september 6a lei. go Batte i6 &C.
legenbeit, 5u ieben, mas ct plante unb
uie er feline BlGne ausfiibren tpollte.
Cine Wiiiion, Soin, tpor eingeeangen
1,n6 bas &irdlein itano Ieer. S6in bats
tc aud feline 3ufunft, oenn Die 2ob=
len5ede tpar ausgearbeitet, uno Bau-
ern CAB es nibt, bic fatbolii9 tparen,
eann lag Die Station BLOB orei Mei-
len oitlib bon Sanoobal. Somit fonn-,
ten Die 5tpei o6er brei Samilien lei6t
nod Sanbobal eeben. Das 9irdlein
tpollte ct nod Sanoobal bolen uno
Damn als cine Sdule einridten, tpas
er audi tat. Dann pollte er ie6en
Sonntag abeno in Der Stride @ortra=
ee balten iiber religi0ie Grasen, uBbp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Food Gar Asks
Higher Taxes TO
Halt Initiation

WASHINGTON. April 9 GNS)
Food Administrator Chester c.
Davis said today that S35 000,-
100000 "inflationary gap in the
national economy must be closed
by much higher taxes and
greater investment in government
securities if the price control and
anti-inflation program is 10 sue
coed.
In the first public expression Of
his views since taking on the food
assignment. Davis indicated that
the need for drawing off excess
consumer purchasing power was a
much more pressing problem than
the hotly debated issue OF farm
and food prices
Asserting that this isn't just a
10 per cent war. Davis endorsed
pay-as-you-go taxation TO take
money directly out Of pay checks
to get II before II l. spent"
Davis made il clear. however,
that he was not talking labels.
the Ruml plan or anything else
Nor did he approve or diSapprove
compulsory savings 10 stimulate
the purchase NJ war bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
DR.. Isaac H. Leion
Funeral Of Physicion
Conducted Today

Funeral services for Or. Isaac
II Leion Is. of 5642 Michigan,
were conducted today in the Lewis
Brothers Chapel, 6O1s Woodward.
Or. LEON a Detroit surgeon and
physician for % years, died yeSter-
day. a member Of the Michigan
Saniatrium Commits
sion he was former Wayne
County Probate Court medical eN-
aminer and a member of the Lin
coin Hospital medical staff
Born, in Kicv. Russia. he re-
ceived his medical degree Al the
Imperial Hospital in 1899 and
came 10 the United States in 1904
and 10 Detroit in 1920.
Besides his widow. Goldie. he
is survived by two daughters. Mrs
N. b. Carroll Of Monroe and Mrs.
II A. PomarS of New York: three
sons. Robert of Detroit. Maurice
OF Centreville. Miss. and William.
with the L. s. Army overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

Measure
Blasted
DETROIT rim.. washington bureau


WASHINGTON, April 9-The
administrations War Security Act
known as the "Gestapo bill" will
Hitlerize every family in America
Senator William LANCER (R) OF
North Dakota, warned today
III means that every other
member of family would be a
spy for the government against
every other member Of the fam
lily and would do more 10 wreck
the family relationships and the
homes Of the nation than any
other act ever placed upon the
statute books" he declared.
This legislation is undemO-
cratic, dangerous and unneces-
sary. II adopted II will result in
setting up reign OF terror and
fear in the hearts Of millions OF
loyal American citizens and will
do more harm than II can pos
siblX do good"
LANCER IS Il member of the Sen
ate judiciary committee which
lakes up the death penalty bill
next week II has already passed
he House under dubious circum-
stances when A voice vote
'sneakcd II through while its
mass Of opponents happened 10 be
IF the floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

was not for the officers bars on
his shoulders II was a part of
IN story Jack wanted 10 tell in
his obituary. Their salute was
personal
Blond blue eyed Alyce Kolclko
OF 365S Cippert, standing with
the RelghbeFs. wore f pair of
silver wings during the ceremony.
She took them off as Chaplain
H. II. Stoc. read the last OF the
ceremony.
HE sent them 10 me a month
ago" she explained. HE asked
me not 10 wear them until he
came back 10 Detroit. He didn't
say what they meant hut in the
letter with them he said he
wanted 10 tell me something"
So Jack knows that neighborS
do care about nelghbor boys.
So do his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Qulnto Scagncttl hiS brother
Robert, and his-4t>ters, ERt--e- and
Mary.
Jack Will be indicted into tho
army in juno AS soon as ne COM
pleteS high school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
j. 5. Ace Filler BAGS
10Th Plane in Tuniisid

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, April 9 GNS)
Maj. 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, 1943-04-09
Former YpsiIonti Mayor
Headed State Board

YPSILANTt. April o-Funera'
services for Hugh f. Van dc
Walker. 66. former Yp>ilanti
mayor and onc-tIme chairman of
the Michigan Crippled Children 5
Commission. viii he held A. 10
a. m tomorrow.
Mr.. Van de Walker who died
yesterday after An extended illness,
resigned from the commission IN
1910 after the Legislature Slashed
appropriations for the care Of
crippled children
Later. Mr. Van dc Walker be-
came regional director of the Ma
uonal Foundation for Inlantilo
Paralysis.
Mayor Of YpSilantt from 1920 10
1924 Mr. Van dc Walker served
As district governor Of Rotary In
ternational and was A past grand
master Of the knights Of PythiaS
he belonged 10 the MaSonS and
Detroit Athletic Club.
Mr.. Van dc Walker was horn in
Kalamazoo. He entered the inSur-
snce business and in 1926. set a
worlds insurance sales record.
arc TWO sons, Gradon V.
and Lewis Edward. both OF Ypsi-
lanti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Michael Van Antwerp
2 Nephews 10 Sing Mass
for Realty Broker

Funeral services will be held
Monday for Michael w. Van Ant
werp, 10, of 20sO Nesbitt, pioneer
Crosse Pointe Woods resident
who died al his home Wednesday
following brief illness
Mr.. Van Antwerp, uncle Of De
troit Councilman Van Antwerp,
was a real estate broker. Two
nephews. Rev. Francis Van Ant
werp and Rev Harold Kirby. will
sing mass al 9 a. m. Monday IN
ST Joan Of Arc Church. Burial
will be in Nj. Elliott Cemetery.
Mr.. Van Antwerp Is survived by
two sons, John and Joseph, and
two daughters, Virginia and Mrs.
Mary Miner The body is at the
Verheyden Funeral Home. 1890
Mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Mrs. Margaret DeGaw
Funeral Of Pioneer
Daughter Monday

Mrs Margaret DeGaw Of 1928
StoepeL lifelong resident Of De-
trolt, is dead today al %.
She died after a two-week i'll
ness in the old family home on the
site Of the farm her grandfather,
a Maine pioneer who arrived by
covered wagon. settled in 1882
Funeral services will be held
Monday at 2:30 p. m. in the Will
liam R. Hamilton Chapel. Csss
and Alexandrinc.