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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-27

the said bill OF complaint be taken as
confessed by the said defendant, Emil
F. Holtz:
AND 1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
That the said plaintiff cause this order
to be published in the Daily Monitor
Leader. a newspaper printed. published
and circulating in the said County OF
Macomb and that such publication be
commenced within forty days from TIE
date of this order and that such publ
cation be continued therein once in
each week for six weeks in succession.
or that the said plaintiff cause a copy
OF the order 10 be served upon the
SAID defendant, Emil F. Hotz, either
personally or by registered mail at least
twenty days before the time above SUBJ
scribed for his appearance.
NEIL F.. REID,
Circuit Judge.
EUNTCE L. ROSE
Deputy Clerk.
Jan. 1880; Feb. e.l32O27-M-L
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-27

John O. Sullivan Estate-Mareh -. 1919
STATE OF MICHIGAN. the Probate
Court for the County of Macomb.
AT session Of said Court held al the
Probate Office in the City of Mt. Glenn
ems in said County, on the 5th day of
February. 1913
Present. Honorable Joseph V. from
bly,. Judge of Probate.
In the Matter Of the E<ste of John o.
Sullivan, Deceased.
Margaret Culver. having filed in said
Court petition praying that the ad-
ministration of said estate ba granted TO
Charles Culver or some other suitable
person.
II Is Ordered. That the END day OF
March, le<3, at ten o'clock In the FORE
noon. at said Probate Office. be and is
hereby appointed for hearing said petit
ton;
II is Further Ordered. That public no
tice thereof be given by publication of
. copy of this order once III each week
for three weeks consecutively. previous
to said day Of hearing. in the Daily
Monitor-Leader a newspaper printed and
circulated in said County.
JOSEPH V. TROMBLY,
Judge OF Probate.
A true copy.
CAROLINE c. ARTMAN.
Deputy Register OF Probate.
Feb. IL, 20, 2T-M-L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

ELDERLY woman 70 do houssvork ard
take care OF two children, stay nights .
no laundry. 1s42 Twenty FIRST Street
Vinewood 261s4.
EXPERIENCED girl with references for
general Homework: no washing. Gentiles,
good wages; no children, Univ. 2-673s.
1898 Muirland.
EXPERIENCED curtain washer and tinter
steady. best wages. Abassador Curtain
Cleaners, 1878 Linwood.
EXPERIENCED girl. stay, private room
small family; 1851 Indiana; University
I-b2es
FULL or Part time work for mature
woman to be trained "a Charts Corse'iere
Wrlis Box A.32e. DetroN Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
AnNEKII.iNG DI.l.IAl
,tTTR,ItoNS

Carl. son STUDIOS - AGvrruains dls'
plays. poster 1909 Brush street Ieie
phoue Randolph siif
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
LOST AND POUND

BLACK dos, male. white on chest; Belgian
shepherd. Binko" weight ~ pounds
Vicinity Grstiot Boulevard Reward. Plaza
776s. 1888 Frederick
DOC LOsT-Part brindle hull. part terrier .
vicinity Wyoming, chalfOntes walks like
race horse. name Reg. very nervous
More thar liberal reward. 1915 Indiana.
Hogarih a46s
LosT-Engish pulldog; female, white and
bundle reward. TW. 2-is62.
DoG-BlAek ana white male. lost vicinity
Forest McDougall: license 3iOO3. Lib
eral reward. Dixon s676.
LADY's Buiova wristwatoh. Friday 10th
BEDFORD o. district = valued az Keep
sake f 1oas mother, dad &ew@rd' Ever
sfsep 1870 H. In
GOLD friendship bracelet. one link dated
1915 vicinity Fisher Building saturday.
December a Reward Madison 1880.
LOST IN taxi. Monday night. black
leather purse containing valuable papers
and money despsraicly needed suitable
reward Tyler 3-3266
LosT-smaIl black leather purse War
field Thenter. cDntains money ration
books. whisky card keep money. return
contents. TIE ?-ff5A
LOST or strayed-Re Registered English bea-
gle: black white and brown between
Myrtle and Magnolia. Reward. 1870
Roosevelt.
LOST Fircmsns black rubber coat near
PARK. NontcAlm clifford a577. or return
20 IRE house al Park and Montcslm
Reward
LOST Mans ruby ring. oval shaped stone
In goid mounting downtown or on east
side Cash reward Niagara 5ias
ILOsT-small black female dog ohid's pet
answers Tiny Generous reward. Re-
turn 90 llOlI Maxwell Van Dyke
I,ogT-Black purse. Sunday. vicinity Yer.
nor highway and Livernois keep money
return contents Dawson 36p7
LOST ration books. Sans Department
store Leoia Brown 9is Madison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
MALE HELP WANTED

AEN interested IN own business able 10
pass thorough physical examination and
furnish satisfactory character references
can increase present. postwar and futurr
income with old established Detroit hrm
having no slack period for past q years.
Minimum investment OF ~. 600 for neceE-
sary equipment required We can stand
and aill invite rigid Investigation. OUT
standing opport unity Tor men Who can
qualify with possible earnings Of 81 0O0 10
Ni2 900 the hrsi year. Write Box Y 26ta
Detroit Times 81 on call Trinity lSs1O
between 2 20 8. or after .. m. for
interview
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
CARD OF THANKS
TRADE scHOoLs-MALE

learn AcETYLEHE-ARc- WELDING
BODY FENDER REPAIR INSPECTION
BLUEPRINT EADING-DKAFTlNG
WOLVERINE SCHOOL
II YEARS ~ SANE LOCATION
1900 " FORT DAY-NtOHT SCHOOL
LEARH modern harhsrine Va International
afanated school Dat evening clAssss.
T1W WTiyf 6f pT0TF Tor inf8FWaft0n.
Cresne's Barber College SO Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
IAINDRIIS
MATTRESS RENOVATED
rAINrING All nEcoRATING

Al PAINTING. paperhanging "Kemton-
ing" floor sanding, vanishing. I'm
mediate servlceA Tyler ees3ss
Al paperhangng ceiiilsss painted. supple
work free estimates Temple 226s3
after p
Al PApFRiiANgINg RALSOMlNINd,
PAINTING ANY TIME TEMPLE 2-077e
BEST workmanship guaranteed painting,
decorating. wall washing TO s-6333.
PAPERHANGtNG, s. and W, paper in
eiuded; quick service. no. $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Deatb Aotifes


EI0ELow--Anna. Dec. Is, at her home
si42 Longworth Avenue. wife OF the
late Charles; mother OF Mrs. Bernice Gray
grandmother Of Anthony and Charlie,
Funeral service Thursday, $3.50 a m. AZ
j. ID. Msrtenson Funeral Home. 1723
LAwpdaIe, 10 81. Peters Church al 10.
stjERKi.f.- Evelyn Theresa suddenly he
loved daughter Of Herman and Theresa
dear sister 81 Thomas BueTkle. SIC u =
NJ r. Funeral from residence. 1921
Grandy, Saturday $50, 10 81. khzabeih
Church al y.
CoX-Dec. -. Gale beloved father Of
pvt. Elmer, Edward and Paul Cox, Re
mains at parlOrs OF j. sutton So, 4Bf7
rrumbpn ave Thursday az r. 80.
kODNs-Dec 10 al her home. 3o4 n.
Waterman Ave, Evelyn. beloved mother
OF LOIS Medici. dear daughter OF hrs.
a Duff Chapel, 1925 W Fort 81, Friday
kROIGzyK-Yyonne. age a. OF 23sio
Kathelene, Warren Township, died sud
denly Dec. 10, 1913, at MI Carmel Hos
pital, the wife OF John. Remains Al the
Woodruff, Hazel PARK. Mass viii be sung
by ths Rev. Father Edward Murray OF
81. Marks Church. Nine Mile ana Ryan.
Thursday at o a. m. Burial nj MI. Oiiyet.
LEFFLER-John. OF $500 scotch Ave,
beloved husband OF Ida, father of
L. c. Donnelly: also survived by fifteen
grandchildren and twelve great grand
children. Service AT Selma lzriedt Sons
chapel. 1886 Michigan Ave. Thursday
- D. m,
wEsTeoTT John W. Of ss4e colfax.
husband q c Anssi i@,he Of Edgar aos . Cd
Jack. Service AZ schmalzreidt sons Fun
sral Home. 1925 Grand River, Thursday
Al y. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
TIRES A ACCESSORIES

STORM windows Tor wood 90 steel Ord
noV. Installed University f-Osa3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

A. PiI 6BISG. HeatlnE. Prompt service
r.-aois Free rsf mates AR. ,fft
ABBOTT EeNef serglce cleaned s,eCir'
calfy Results of 10 pay Day.. nights,
Sundays Nlnew"Dd -o222
ALL sewers sinks drains huc SsItl,
'auky cleaned eeCtFiCally reasonable
rfrs T4sTantsed Tyler 77ess
AIf TTpFE plumbing hsafid'g iustalia-
ICONS repair Wprs Guaranteed. ffrs
r,Inatrt. TaIuDrpuA l-lsio
Sinks cleaned 81. .s-nr sever frEvicr
Furnace tirauIHg "Dukr IN 2-261f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
TRADE sCHooLs--FEMALE

SWITCHBOARD si5. including reception
~. fling. fyEtug practice 81 Butler
Switchboard school. 2O"2 DAVID s'ou
Puhaiug
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
I'D NnING LIlLN~lp

-PLA5TERING. repairing alteration ~
500 too small 4arge. Telephone Town
send fatA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
FEMALE HELP WANTED

ATTRACTIVE sALARrED POSITIONS
over 500 successful women are managing
esiab. coffee and grocery routes, drought
u. Opening now M Detroit and SUBS. :,
ear and nldse Turn. all exp. pd. JEWEL
ia co. glOa Grand River. HO. 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
MALE HELP WANTED

SERVICE ststlon attendant, 2-IO y m. (;
greasins experience desirable hut not
necessary excellent wages Apply 1919
Hamilton M. Laws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
p.I>r,>G AND p.coRari>o
FLASHING,

INTERIOR DECORATING 50 Immediate
rtFVlcs Nofk guaranteed Arlington
1892
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

CON-Dec u, Gale, beIOved tather Oi
pvt. Elmer, Edward and Paul Cox, Re
mains at parlors OF j. sutton A So, 4147
rrImbull ave Thursday al n 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. Arrrcs
ATTIC ROOM, SlS5 Up

.spestos. urck siding. roots, piers. tnsuia-
iI0n. expsrt repairs FLA terms 20 mons y
gown Kay Bee CouFt rlcuon. ] Enpas
2-35OO After TOWGseuG s.063h.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Rrr,iRiNG WASHERS
SIDING INSULATED
30 STOKERS
STORM WISDOM =

40-pound per hour size Immediate de.
livery White Furnace Co. 1892 Mich
Iean OREGON OOg7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
YOuR .CREDIT IS GOOD
A1Ilcs 1oN,rKrEn
~ IoNATlo ngtAGING
nrunrSc ALrrKarIoNs
CINIINT MnRh

BEFORE making home improvements cab
the HOUSE DOCTOR tor suggestions
ard IDEAS 70 Obligation LAfaFettt ote0
RFsTRiCK LUMBER co Stree 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
I'D InING ANp HkAIING

ri DGGED sewers and drains CLEANED
tG0a dlsi call lafayette Tlii
~ HEbS drains cleaned. 40 mess tdon :
tIEI. Alaf. day-nlght ca. 0tS0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

Al PLAsTERlHG. lathing ceihnEs
arches, repairing Large small Res
so0aDis Tempe 1889
a REPAiR specialist arches ceiiiuEs
PATCHING. quality service Duane 20
TWirbfook 2-3Ss3
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

this segregated war housing policy announced by
Washington must be the last straw. We cannot have
ntegration in industry in civic life and accept
Jim Crowsm in public housing.
There is no segregation or discrimination in the
payment of taxes and there must be none in the
spending of those taxes. We are assuming the full
responsibilities of our citizenship and we expect to
exercise the privileges thereof. We shall not con-
tnue to be the victims of the concets and fantasies
of those who hold that the color of one citizen en-
titles him to rights that should be denied citizen
of different color. We are all Gods children, no
matter how embarrassing the knshp may seem to
some in Washington. We are all citizens of dem
ocracy and that makes us equal before the law, no
matter how the South may chafe against it. Be-
tween equal citizens the federal government must
not discriminate, and when it does, is being done
here in public housing it sows the seed of Fascsm.
We are at against Fascism and this is total
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
ROOSEVELT IN "a
N.A.A.C.P. IN WASHINGTON
CAREER MEN VS.. POLITICIANS
DEATH OF M.F.D.C.

President Roosevelt has opened
his bag Of tricks and as The i'm
pending campaign for the presi.
dency looms as TIE next political
axe 10 grind he approaches the
Democrat convention practically
assured Of the nomination. To a
bell geren. South prepared 10 buck
him al every turn he has turned
on the charm The appointment OF
Justice Byrnes as heao OF the WPB,
he handing over o. the FEPC 10
McNut; OF the War Manpower COM
mission and the evident removal
Of progressive Democrats from the
leading committees SHOWS conc.u-
sively that he intends moving or
10 the convention backed by q
solid South. The do-noth,pg policy
u McNutt. who has never issued
a favorable statement on race re,a-
lions. seems 10 have tho suppor,
OF the big fellow The New Deal
S dead: the reactionary Democrat,
led by the Dies. D!xons and BiIbos
are setting in
HIS next stroke OF strategy fot
the Negro vote undoubtedly VII
cause division between the Michi-
gan politicians and he Ma \ Cp
From good authority I am informed
that Walter White viii have a 20;
20 stay abog: the selection Of top
Negroes for the OpA. headed by
ex-Michigar Se-a--- Prertlss VI /.
Brown. The POI tcos have fos-
.ered old Inc Democrats Joseph
c. Coles and ,Emme; Cunningham
but not having graduated from
Harvard they do no; set very well
with the career men in Washing
ton who ,t.nk politics is pad and
vii make you sick, II is doubtful
& Bse4n viii forego doing bushes,
with the NA.A.cP 10 pay off g
DO CT deb; tina; Is deserving.
The court squabble over tie name
Of tne Mchigan Fedets'ed Demo
crate CLUB may be resumed WISH
additional evidence beng gathered
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
10 be read WldeI
MOVIE DISTORTION

Although not a Lamar fan we
went 10 sec White Cargo" 10 find
out hat Eollywoo' would do with
a play IN which the femme fatale
was a mulatlo. The play Is so heavy
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
DETROIT MERRY-GO-ROUND
By TONY VANCE

by Attorney Yates who represent
ed Senator Diggs and associates in
the show cause hearing. Judge
Murphy has expressed a willing
ness to reopen the hearing. The
Civil Service commission OF Wayne
county bore out the Senator's pre-.
diction Wednesday at meeting
with employees when they were
instructed not TO hold office in any
political organization, belong 10 TIE
board OF directors or serve on :
committee OF the organization
Within the week. sixteen member;
OF The board OF twenty. five. in com
plying with the order will have
TO resign along with Tom Crum
who is vice president. This order
also affects the congressional dis.
trict organizations.
The Jverburdened Citizens Com.
mittee, led by the Rev. Charlie,
Hill. celebrated It's first anniversary
thus past week You will rememoe:
Il was just year ago this organi.
zaiion banded together to correcr
one evI' the Sojourner Truth hoYs
.ng project strocity. Since Their
y mas found so many evils the,
are meeting three times week
. s..empt 10 correct a few
The selection OF Jacob p. Sum.
crack by the citizens Of Wayne
county shows that conscientiou,
work in public office pays divid
ends at the polls. The selection
Of . man whose only in,eres, i,
20 serve the taxpayers is note.
worthy behind TIE recent praf
scandals that all but wrecked ou,
government. There . is no;h.n.
wrong with our preSeu; form o.
government that this type ~ Sc,
lection Of potential pubic of
won't cure.
The finding Of murdered ejr
four doors from where she was las
seen on Warren avenue brings 4
mind that the police department
would DO we'll 10 concentrate lpor
their police duties and leave fra
.ernal orders alone. This proposed
| fraternsl order Of police could ma
,erisl.ze in;o The biggest shak,
down racket We have seen yet.
TIC proposed reiiStric'.ng OF ",
soma c !al districts Il Wayne count,
, n go probability VII aud approx
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
Democracy
School Opens
In Chicago

CHICAGO. - (ANP) - e ght
prominent south side civic leaders
have joined the board OF directors
of the Abraham Lincoln school, new
adult education projec: which Will
have both a mixed student body
and faculty.
Dedicated 20 the teaching OF
democracy within the financial reach
OF all" the schools frs: term Will
open on March J.
Board members include Maudelle
Bousfeld. principal ot Wendell
Phillips high school: Metz T. P.
Locahrd editor II the Ca.caso De-
fender: Judge Patrick Prescott
Jr; WILLARD ToNnscn1. pies dent OF
the Clio Un!;ed Transport Service
Employees upion: Alderman Earl B.
DlckcrSon; Irene Mccoy Gaines.
presiden: Of the Council OF Negro
Organizations: Dr. Julian Lewis. pro-
fessor OF pathology AZ the Univer-
sity OF Chicago: and william I.
! Patterson, wto is assistant director
OF the Abraham Lincoln school
Courses az the school will range
from basic subjects like ma:hemat-
ics and English 10 political and
social courses which Will include
Life and culture OF The Negro
People" and india and he Colon
.al Nations" Scholarships are avail
able % members OF Negro organ,za-
lions by special arrangement with
the school
In-a- statement O, - policy, The
schools director, Prof a. D. Win
spear on leave from the University
OF Wisconsin, declares:
Wien so many sinister forces
arc alcri 10 foster dispnty and dis
cord between allies united In a
common cause, between groups and
classes united and modified in the
national Will 20 victory. il becomes
all the more necessary that a school
like the Abraham Lincoln school
should tend those insigh;s and foS-
ter those forces which make for
enduring unity"
Registration is now in progress.
The S. fee for courses may be paid
in installmcnts
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mately 10000 voters to the Third
Senatorial district. This bill, in
reduced by Rep. Sen. Arthur +.
Wood. would give Wayne county
nine senator's instead Of seven ou'
would redistrict the present sena
.orial districts according 10 pcpu
.a;ion. This bill may find us two
years from now working overtime
10 elect a senator. Wayne county
according 20 population, is due Tor
an increase Of FIVE over its present
allotment and thirty-nine IN the
house Of representatives. Bui II
hope for the up state farmers &c
grant this resppor,ionment is liz
ing 10 wishiu' thinking.
The jim Crow housing projecI
ste decided upon on the Eigh'
Mile Road eases a political teusior
ard somewhat OF an undercurren'
SQUAD ,le. The impending projec
in Inxs,er had as silent bidder:
Raymond ScruggS. Joseph Coles
and the Rev. Horace White. Now
with two projects and Coles Knock
ing on Browns door in Washing
ton the one piece OF pie has de-
veloped into three slices.
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been engaged in private practice
since.
A life long Republican, Attorney
LOOMS served for some time on the
Wayne County Republican commit
tee. ard for several years has been
an appointive member Of the Wayne
County Board OF Supervisors. serv-
ing one year as chairman OF the
Juvenile Detention Home commit
tee He is a member OF the Woiver-
tic Bar Association and is a regional
director OF the National Bar Asso-
citation. ll4 is afliliatei with the
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. the
Detroit boule OF he Sigma ri Phi
fraternity. ard is also a member OF
the ST. Antoine branch OF the
tYMCA and the NA.ACP.
Attorney ard Mrs LOOMS. who
was the former Katherine Quaker.
are members OF ST. Matthews Epis-
copal church. and are the parents.
OF three lovely children. Louise.
Barbara and John.
The Chroricle salutes with pride
DetroitS own Lloyd LoomA
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
We, j,e~
Negro &
or WILLIAM L. SHE RRill

THEY ARE AT IT AGAIN
trying 10 hgure out what We should
re called Negro. colore1 E,f.l-
oman. Afro-American or just plain
American. This time il is George
5. Schuyler and woman column.
lst twhiie) Rose Wilder Lane. who
raise the question. Brother Schuy.
Ter informs US that there is no
such animal" as the Negro race
and suggests that we drop the .erm
and Sister Rose Lane shouts glory
hallelujah"-what relief. Well,
| am still Of the opinion that call.
ing ourselves by another name VIII
not change our condition -. nor
will IL change the worlds opinion
and attitude towards us q.
Whatever name we call ourselves,
unless we dignity it by our achieve.
ments we Will suffer the same pains
and indignities now visited upon
Us.
When ! was a youngster in grade
school we had professor whom
We called "old sleepy" because he
had habit Of doing while hear
ing classes. Now this professor
could have changed lis name 10
any name Re desired it would
not have altered our opinion of
MIN one whit as long as he
continued 10 doze in class.
We need not lose any time try
ing to repudiate the name Negro
The goal we need 10 tight and work
toward is that OF changing thescon-
dition Of as. whom the world has
elected to call Negroes.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
WE HONOR

This week we are proud 10 honor
one Of our own native sons, Atty.
Lloyd A. LOOMS, who was born in
Detroit, the second son OF the late
John A. LOOMS.
In his early years, Attorney
LOOMS was a newsboy in his home
town and had a stand at the old
Hammond Building corner for some
time. One OF his proud possessions
is o medal he won in 1910 in an
oratorical contest at the Old News
boys Association, WI Oh used 10
meet every Sunday night at old
Wheelmans Hall on Adams avenue
near Woodward.
After attending the public and
high schools OF Detroit, Mr.. LOOMS
graduated from the law school OF
the University OF Michigan in 1924.
He practiced law WITH the firm
o.. the late Robert Barnes ard
Walter Showers until 1927 when he
was appointed an assistant prose-
cutting attorney OF Wayne county
by the Honorable Robert ". Toms,
now circuit judge. Mr. LOOMS was
the first Negro 10 be so honored In
the state Of Michigan. He served in
this capacity until 1885 under three
successive prosecutors. During his
tenure Of office he assisted in the
prosecution OF one OF the largest
graft cases ever tried in Wayne
county, that OF the mayor OF Ham
tramck and other public officials.
In this case the 2rosecutitn staff
in addition 10 Mr.. LOOMS. consisted
OF the Hon. Harry F. Kelly. row
governor OF the state OF Michigan
and Thomas A. Kenny, the Cover.
nor's legal advisor.
In 1885 Mr.. LOOMS was appointed
an assistant attorney general OF the
state. OF Michigan by the Hon
Harry S Toy. former supreme cour
justice. in which capacity he serveC
for two years. He left this ofIic,
TO head the law firm CT LOOMS
Jones, Piper. and Golden and ha
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
THE TIMES IN WHICH "

THE TIMES IN WHICH WE
LIVE today call upon Negro lead
ership TO do some original think
ing. We must do some planning
for ourselves in this new world
that is now being born. We must
not permit our good white folks"
10 do all the thinking for US, for
as good as they may be they are
not able to see our problems as
we see them. They can't feel the
pains and know the ambitions OF
our hearts. We alone know our
hearts desires. We want the op-
portunity OF rising to The same eco
nomic. social and political plane
any other American has the op-
portunity OF reaching. We want
every Negro child endowed at olrth
with the opportunity of becoming
an ambassador Supreme Court