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FARMS FOR SALE.

FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA.-Farm Of 100
acres on es WIN hwy apnr9Xmatey n mile frontage
inston: i-bedroom. i,a-bath HON home, " WITH With
new h.-wh. system and electricity, tenant
heass oaons ae from new ibs sara b def
ment LAND mostly cleared, good transpor-
do tation. Price sl75oo, George Mason
ORANGE co'GGSTY, ssi vA.msl acre acres, 'iaf hali
cleared. Groom house. Just papered. New
property; Some fruit trees. Crop Of hay,
corn corn and fodder to go with place Horse
rake; grain. drill. riding cuAivator. pioW$
all in good condition. Sacrifce, 81, so
immediate sale. See owner promptly. G13
100 ACRES. so clear; highway: 81 mi.
casts: d; c.: 5 5,rocm house boy spring, well: Dun
nser 100 AcREs, on paysd road good bYdinss
osF noo AcREsrm na honse hSa WI paved Vt road
barn barn, osher .bldgss,; 10 mi. to Washington,
P1ife d 81 75G; xnn terms Bpell NJ Gardner
Is miles WASHINGTON, heart OF Fairfax
County hunt country. over l mile on Big
property; excellent land for farming, graz
ing, truck gardening; fishing and swim
ming drins1e near ear pubilc ttansportation 2-hour
venientlv financed. Thorough sound in
Iy,estment; $3.50. Thomas & Co. Phone
FARM. 10l7 acres. located near Wash, in
nearby Fairfax County. Va; year old
broom house. large basement. garage and
chicken house. Phone DU. 1856
SPECIAL! SPECIAL. Southern. Nd -
Rare beauty. Old Southern Colonial, beau
tifu| grounds, stately old rtrees. boxWood
and shrubs A show place, on the garden
tours; about 200 acres, 3 tenants, good
outbldgs.. cleo. bath, furnace heat. Owner
must leave. Price, $4,000 Act today.
First time offered for sale. RE. 5ol6.
375 ACRES, 7la MILES FROM d Ct
tenant houses, 3 barns and all necessary
outbuildingS, including cattle shed, splendid
fertile.
575 acres on the Patuxent River. below
Marlboro-Electri triclty and telephone. s.
room new dwelling and outbuildings. ap-
proximately $50 acres in timber Will sell
as whole or consider offer on timber alone
HENRY L; MORRIS, Upper Marlboro, Md.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

room, bedroom, kitchen and bath; equipped
with hot and cold running water, cleo
tricity: completely furnished: S55 mo. Call
Falls Church S32-J-l3
THOROUGHLY MODERN, rms, 3 bed
rms. baths, completely furnished home.
Walking distance schools churches. shop
ping. Bus transportation to WaShington.
In Fairfax County'S exclusive residential
neighborhood. Spacious lawn. large trees.
tober Isl; $50 mo VIII Viii conside@ sI month- IN
to-month basis Phone Vienna, Va, "6l :.
11ROOM HOUSE. full basement, furnished,
800 mo; l1ol No Taylor St, Arlington,
Va. Tel. CHI. $3.50
3-ROOM HOUSE, Camp SPRINGS. Md; cleo
triclty; convenient to Army Airport. FIR.
Sf0S
ATTRACTIVE Groom cottage, electricity,
not and cold water. $50 mo. Falls Church
FURNISHED. $50 per month"; rooms,
bath. h.-w.h.. garage. Erwin Realty Co.
Call HYATT sNilln noll
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WALTER II. MALONEY, Attorney for
Applicant. s39 Investment BLDG,

Flied sept. II, 1913, Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Columbia
In Re: Application of DARWIN NJ
BOWEN Jr., VIRDA BOWEN. For Change
o. o. Name Action No. 2l2l6.-
having filed complaint for a judgment
changing their names to Glenn Darwin
the Court for an order OF publication Of
the notice, required by law in such cases,
1t Is. by the Court. this 14th day OF Sep
concerned show cause, if any there be, on
or before the 18th. dav, Of october, 1913.
why the prayers Of said complaint should
Of this order be published once a week for
three consecutive weeks before said day
IN The Evening Star and The Washington
Law Reporter. tS) JENNINGS BAILEY.
@ JqTt tSealD True Copv Test.
ErHRRL6S ~ Z LES F. STEWART, Clerk. BY
ELEANOR T. JOBE. Deputy Clerk
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL wooded tract, 10 acres each
on Senico Greek near Potomac River. fine
farming district OF Montgomery Co.: Ss25
q tract, Phone Rockville 433 ..
THREE ACRE TRACTS in Montgome Co.
20 miles from Rockville. Quick sale,
S325 tract. Rockville ABB 3@
CoLoRED PEOPLE-500 acres, Sc. sec
.lon, suitable Tor or story walk-Up
apartmentS. Fulton r. Gordon, owner,
la27 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50. Brokers.
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IN SILVER SPRING.

A lovely 3-bedroom, 2-bath red brick
In Woodside y bedrooms and bath up
bedroom and bath, down; large living. room
with fireplace. side screened porch there
off, beautiful dining room and fully
EQUIPPED kitchen, garage, on large wooded
lot
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ARLINGTON FOREST

good Investment with low monthly
p2ynentS. Owner leaving city offers brick
nome, = years old. First floor LIVING
room dining room, modern kitchen with
,looE' : bedrooms, a!cove study. bath. Full.
Aght basement. oil aforementioned heat.
cohp!etely insulated, Weather-StrippeQ,
storm windows, Venetian blinds. Good
transportation. shopping center Price
SnSOo. 100 down, $40 per mo. incl!
taxes and insurance. Shown by appt
Evening star., 1943-10-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.
ST. GABRIEL'S PARISH,

435 Buchanan st. n.w-6 rms. and bath.
built-in tub, inclosed porchcs, heated. oil
heat, automatic hot-water heater: beau
tlful YARD. 90 #. long Call D. J.
SConnor, RA. o061, with j. J. O'CONNOR,
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Sl5.950.

practically new center-hall- house
beautiful condition, with large living. room
recreation room With freplsce, , bedrooms
deck, built-in garage, automatic heat.
beautifully HANDICAPPED lot 75X150 # The
shopping center ard transportation. BOSS
6; PHELPS, MA. $500 teXclusively). Eve
nings and Sunday, call Mr. Phelps WI.
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So 500 RIIYS

Bog Rittenhouse st. NV. semidetached. 6
rms. and bath, built-in tub. 2 incosed
porfnes mes gas beat beat Halt bioGk trog sth
tthe biggest school in the EasO. For in
formation call D. J. OConnor. RA. 0o67,
With ]. J. O'CONNOR, DI. 5252.
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ARLINGTON. CLOSE IN. So, 500.
GOOD b-Em. frame, OF high ground
Quiet. homelike. INV h. coal. Immediate
possession. , mi. Kew Bridse good buy
REALTY ASSOCIATES INC, CHI l43s
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TRkiLERS FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

WILL TRADE late-mode! Bend.x washing
machine delivered and installed, for I2-
Ion n,ckup truck. BOX Alb, Star
dktCk, @-ton, - TO II #, BODY. good
Storage Co, 1913 You st. NV. NO. 3343,
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OFFICES WANTED.

OFFICE SPACE for one person. with or
without secretarial service and telephone
best nelghborhood and building. Pox
13O-A, Star. 81
WANTED, small Office. approximately 200
So; IT., IN apartment. private mouse or
ONCE building, III ARA bounded by I2th
and 18th SITS, L and Pa. ave. Phone Ma
N315 between q 20 and {. lN
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NJ. T. BROYH1LL co. INC, CH. 1900.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE EXTENDED
Ten acres ground Montgomery County
ready 10 be subd!vided; beautiful knolls,
priced low for Quick sale
THOS. f. FARRELL CO. Realtors.
III 10th St. NV National O165
Evenings. Gaoreia 4Ahl
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

NEW STORE, good tenant; 3 apts above:
excellent location, fine investment oppoI
tunitv. OR. "444, RA. 61@S
APARTMENT BLDG-GOOD N W LOCA-
ton; Il units of q rooms and bath each
fine substantial structure can be divided
into 10 units Of 3 rooms and bath each
al small cost. $1,000
EGGIETON REAL ESTATE CExclusive).
1402 Glrard s.. NV. DU. 5u5l
Evening star., 1943-10-01

CAPE COD BRICK,
rooms. Owner transferred, will sell this
North Arlington home. with ; rooms and
bath lst floor. 4 rooms and bath Ind floor
Entire cnd floor now rented as private
apt, with fully equipped kitchen, at So so
per mo. Corner lot. . blocks bus, school
and Shopplng. Substantial cash.
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SANDY SPRING MD

% acres. with very modern. attrac-
ception hail, living room. dining room and
laVatory on 1st fl, I bedrooms and bath
on ma, :! rooms on 3rd; beautiful grounds
chicken house accommodating over l5OO
chlckenS ground so situated that 5-acre
tracts NAV be sold off either side: steam
heat; Scar garage Eve. phone Georgia
E9oo. The price is less than $1,000 an
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ARLINGTON-OPEN 2-6.
2321 VFPNON CT N0prI

LoLI VERNON ST. NORTH.
rooms and bath, new-house condition,
restricted environment near l0c bus,
stores and school; aO-ft wooded l0t:
EQUIPPED kitchen, oil heat, garage: S9.350,
on ialrIy reasonable terms Route: Kew
Bridge' Lee highway to UPTON St. right i
70 Vernon and property
K n RRITMRACR Cu oEo7
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NEAR 10Th ST. NV.

lot Of unusual features in this Groom
row brick. rms. on lst floor, inc!udine
floor. storage attic, oil INV h.; maids nm
and lavatory in basement. Can be ar
ransed into . auts Price. S12.150. EN-
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L. T. GRAVATTE,
20 18th ST Reaitor Ma. O753.
LARGE BRICK COLONIAL

2 bedrooms with baths good closets.
center hall, hrSt-foor lavatory, large living
room and dining rooms, spacious kitchen
lui!y equipped. knotty pine recreation room
Win fireplace and complete shower bath in
basement garage built in. tall trees on
nee lot, conveniently located; 1880,
DICK BASSETT, CChhesttnut oo9922;,.
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CHEVY CHASE D c..

$15,95O-RECONDITIONED.
Modern brick center-hall colonial 3 bed
rooms, baths, recreation room. sleeping
porch, front aid rear screened living
porches, hot-water heat, oil furnace, inSu-
lated and heated attic.
Very convenient to parochial and public
schools. Call Woodley 300 until pm,
EDW- Il. ZONES & co, INC.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

FREE DESK SPACE
IN FIRST-FLOOR ATTRACTIVE OFFICE
IN EXCHANGE FOR HANDLING A FEW
TELEPHONE CALLS. lois VI ave. NV
EX. 6929
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FURNISHED HOUSES.

Broom semdetached oil heat, $40:
Broom Semideta ched, oil heat SS1 80: )
rooms, den. recreation room. detached,
S133: : OF these houses available for i'm
mediate possession.
C w CLEVER CO.. INC, CHI. 3oo2.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
MONTGOMERY co. FARM

13S acres Groom house. beautiful
setting Of shade trees barn. other usual
farm buildings. 20 miles to White House
Price, So, 600 terms. WIN sell all or
part with house
Buell. M. Gardner-J. E. Kelly,
Rockville Md Phone "Su
LOCATED ON LEE HIGHWAY, MILE
south OF Fairfay Va. About II acres,
with good tEontase on pike. Fodr-room
bungalow. $3.50
CYRUS KEISER. Jr.
1910 WIS. Ave. MO. 81 /. Eve. MO .iGh
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ARLINGTON FOREST

e. -ihc BrieS' 8 8 rooms and bath; weather
home condition; basement divided for rec
rreatlon room. Low monthly payments;
ll2 blocks from bus lines, shopping
ccen,er within walking distance. Price,
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ATTRACTTVF RI1NGAJOw

Pane!ed studio living room. beamed cell
fully equipped kitchen, screened porch,
storage attic. full basement. laundry trays
oil INV h. attached garage, newly deco
$50 month.
ROMYE LAMBORN.
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FALLS CHURCH

Modern broom brick and frame bunRa-
low. well built, shade, extra GOOD heating
plant, alr-conditioned. conv. to stores and
bus: vacant: price. $500. cash approx
ST. 1,5O0, balance now financed, S55 so mo.
]. G. HOSKINS,
Phone Falls Church 1907
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FALLS CHTTPCu

New Groom modern house. ] % baths,
full basement, beautifully furnished, in
cluding stove. and retrigerator near bus
stores, schools; furniture could not be
bought for $500; total price, $3.50;
$4,000 cash. J. L. C. WEST. F. c. 2135-J.
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PERFECT LOCATION.

Famous Lynhaven-ideal both for today
and postwar = express bus lines, 5-mn.
schedule, only ] 5 min. from downtown; all
convenienceS of nearby Virginia. Laree lots,
ample garden space Priced from $3.50,
terms from S3644 mo- includes everything
Only few left for early delivery. so call
today Mr.. Ivey, Temple 1900 latter
$50 pm Adams s6SS). J. WESLEY
EIICEANAN
Evening star., 1943-10-01
CLEVELAND PARK

Attr9c,,ve dctached corner honlo. bed
rms, bath. large living rm. with wood
burning fl,eplace, oil NV h built-in Ga
rage. Price, S1O.6J0 $3.50 cash, bal
same as rent. EN- 1890 Until . pm. F A
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4-room brick. noored attic. utility room
screened porch, nice lot: near bus, ; min
to Pen.aeon Bldg.: price. S6,35O: 81 800
cssn' @ Z l. c WEST. Fails Church @l35-J,
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VACANT-S6 250

9R, BATH. Law, . KITCHENS.
Will accommodate :! families, h-W h
square from Senate ONCE Bldg Nice lot
zoned for apt. Phone Mr. Lewis. ia 43:,1
HENRY J. ROBB, INC,
1O@t Vermont Ave DI SAL
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FALLS CHIIRCH

3 blocks from schools 8 bedrooms, fun
basement. coal furnace: for quick sale,
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STORES FOR RENT

NEAR nth AND SITS NW-Street =
level store . snow windows, rent, Sl35.
Box 2II-A. Star -
4s0S RHODE ISLAND AVE NE
HyattSvIlle. 19X5i. :! show windows, conc
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3-BEDROOM BRICK.
I'M MEDIAIE POSSESSION

I'M MEDIATE POSSESSION.
Arlington. Attractive wooded section
Corner lot SQaciouS charming. we'll
ARRANGED house Large living room. lava
tory lSt f.. screened porch, buit-in ga
rage. excellent conditIon.
REALTY ASSOCIATES INC CHI 1i3S
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE.

LOTS and small summer cottage, 36
Northsde st, Cabin John. Md. Can be see
after 6 pm. weekdays and all DAY Sun.
WI GSSS
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,
STAT
6601 EAST AVE.

Open Sunday-l:2 to 6.
Detached brick, larce living and dining
rooms spacious kitchen, breakfast room
and pantry, 3 large bedrooms, :, tiled
baths, third floor partially finished, also
large cedar closet, full basement. automatic
hot-water heat lot 50xl20, double garage
After I'M, phone Mr. Measell, EX. 1870
Out Conn. ave to Bradley lane, turn left
to East ave, right to property.
BOSS & PHELPS. lllr Z S. n W
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

siohAGt AND PARKING AUTOS, 50
per month. Torrey Motor Co., 1877 18Th
s.. Il W
DEAD STORAGE FOR YOUR CAR.
Flreproof Bullding-Low Rates
Leo Rocca. Inc. 430l Conn, EN- 1900
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HOUSES FOR SALE fcons.l
IN SILVER SPRING.

IN SILVER SPRING.
=. Large brick bungalow with extra rooms
throughout, large porches. Take large
on large lot right in the heart of town.
First Offering for $4,000.
WORTHINGTON REALTY
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
RegisterAnd
Vote Drive
To B e gin

WO Walker, editor Of The Clcyc.
land Call and city councilman VIII
speak for the NAACP, monthly
meeting Dr. James J. McClcndon
announced The meeting will be
held Sunday. February 81 at 81
Paul A Me. ZION charch of which
Rc1..Hott Powell is pastor, Al Palmer
and Bcaub.en streets.
Mr.. Walker VIII address the
y AACP. on political action and
his address Will launch the annua!
REGISTER and VOTE campaign
sponsored by the local association
The MA ACP hopes to encourage
20 600 unregistered Negro voters
iIr.ng the period Of February 81
March IS sto register at the City
lall.
Members OF the association and
i.herS interested in the forward
1rogram OF the NAACP were
lrsed by Dr.. McClcndon in COM
munications 10 pastors, announce
uents to the press, 10 attend the
meeting Sunday and JOIN in the
constructive program Of the local
association.
Stated DR.. McClendon The Reg.
istcr and Vote Campo IN is only one
Of the many activities now beng
carried on by the National a,soeta-
ton for the Advancement Of Col
ored People We are fighting for
war housing on an intcgrated basis
civil liberties. and equal opportu'
mites in employment
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
Negro Lawyers To
Attend Convention

When the annual convention Of
me National Lawyers Gu.ld con-
vcnes in Chicago this weekend, the
Detroit chapter will be represented
by the following lawyers; c. Le-
Bron Simmons. Elvin Davenport
Henry S. Sweeney, Judge Ira Jayne,
Judge Patrick O'Brien. Maurice
Sugar, Patrick Ncr;ney, Ernest
Goodman. Cyril Beyan, Ned Smok-
CT. Louis Brady and Judge Lila
Nuenfelt.
The convention VII be held al
he LaSale hotel in Chicago Feb
tuary 90 through -. The corveu-
ron VIII discuss the lawyers place
n the war effort,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

ages have been on ships lost by
enemy action.
Many postal patrons have Won
dered Why there is more rapid and
regular mail service from the armed
forces overseas than 10 them. This
= because less mail comes from
overseas than goes to our armed
forces overseas; ships and planes
on return trips have more space
available; and the location Of ad-
dyeSsee in this country is more
sable than that Of overseas per-
sonnet.
V-mail letters are given priority
in transportation by the army and
navy over ordinary mail, and. when
possible, are sent by plane.
Some OF the public are under the
misapprehension that the Post
Office Department can provide the
addresses and locations cf soldiers
sailors. and marines abroad The
postal service has no such records.
When it is necessary to obtain such
addresses of soldiers they may be
aad from the office of the adjutan,
general, War Department. Washing
ton, d c.; OF sailors from the Blu
rcau Of Naval Personnel, Navy De-
par,ment, Washington; and of ma
rneS- from the Marine Corps Head.
quarters, Navy Department Build
lg. Washington.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
LaborPLan
Announced
ByNAACP

4. meeting Of the NAAC.p.
labor Committee held at the Offices
Of me UAW-ClO. Prince Clark and
Walter Hardin, co-charmen. an
nuuuccd plans for tic '43 program
II he Committee The meeting was
Htld Sunday, Feb a.
To Implement and act on cases
N .abor brought 20 the association
nj Ia effectively handle discrimin-
g'Oly grievances. The committee out
lined a program when VIII find
Nays Of improving The status Of
,o.ored people IN labor. industry,
and ayr culture Three panels Will
handle these problems Panel on
Far Enploymcn. Practices. Legs.
.atyc Acuon, and Education and
Publ,.,y
The panel on Fair Employment
Prac' ccs shall concern Itself with
d discriminatory hr.ns practices OF
Mans yemen; When workers are as
sned TO Jobs, II shall act as a
clearing house on cases OF dscrim-
NATION coming from the various
plants and locals THIS committee
VIII cooperate with the FEPC and
nc VINO The panel on legislative
Ar.o0 W., concern Itself with
leg sl8.on wh ca affects the well
fare 81 al workers and in fur
ne ua-.avs wh.yh VIII bring about
nc termination Of d scr.mInatIon
II emp'1yrot'
Tie mex: meeting OF the Labor
committee Nll De hc.l "Wednesday
Fe1 -. a. me y MCA q, : 80 m
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

IreAr0used
ByMeatBias

LOS ANGELES - (ANP) - Its
flet mignons, sirloinS and veal cut
lets still in Hollywood, while our
casts de citizens can't even get
neckbones," Indignantly declared
the Negro Victory committee last
week as 1t prepared to take determ.
in ID action 10 correct this difference
Weary war workers who must
spend tiresome hours shopping for
meat and other diet essentials while
rltzy Hollywood cafes are over
stocked with the plenty OF our land
swung into action Sunday night.
ed by the militant Negro Victory
committee, al Peoples Independent,
Church Of Christ.
Fifteen hundred OF the easts.de's
working population jam-pack-
Cd a local church auditorium Sun
day night as a full-throated demand
10. adequate. overall rationlng OF
meat supplies and other necessary
foods was demanded.
The crushing burden OF war JOBS,
child care and shopping for fire.
quently non-existent meat upon
women industrial workers was
pointed TO as a threat 10 the eff.
cheney of these soldiers Of the pro.
ductIon front.
Showing that no real meat short.
age exists Victory committee
spokesmen indicated that the meat
crisis which engulfs the west coast
the outgrowth OF proft-maklng
scheme engineered by the Big Five
packing houses OF Chicago.
Government statistics showing a
decrease Of only 10 percent in
civilian meat supplies for this year
as CON pared with 1912 were quoted
The existence OF a huge, on-the-
hoof, meat reservoir in Los Angeles
was also revealed.
Bur the most startling disclosures
! concerned the fourlshing black
ma kets through which wealthy
HOLLYWOOD and downtown restau-
rants eobb,e up mea' supplies
aaeu .eavIng stores In war essen
81 communities berett OF merehan-
disc
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20

John Allen. SO, and Berthclia
Harper. 81. =
Robert w. McFarlin. %, and
Katherine Hollis, 10.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
Race Soldiers Bare Scandal OF Selfridge Air Field
Pickens Pays For
Being Too American

ton Therefore. because he used
every means and every organization
poss Die 10 further the Negroes fight
for full AmericaniSm, he is un.
American.
or course Pickens was not wise
in his choice OF associates. Since he
never was identified with the Ku
Klux Khan. he could not aspire to
the supreme court bench with the
blessing OF Dies; since he did not
work with the German American
bund and similar Nazi agencies, he
did not have the paniorsAip o.!
certain congressman who used their
ranking privileges TO help such
groups distribute pro-fasclst propa-
gdnda.
Pickens made the mistake OF be-
ing associated with persons who
were interested in the Russian APP
proach 10 race relations Russia, in
case Dies and the anti Pickens con-
gressmcn have not heard is the ally
who has done more 10 defeat Hitler
than all other members Of the united
nations combined and but for
whose military might the Nazis
might conceivably be nearing these
shores today.
Both the secret service Of the
treasury department and the fBl
investigated Pickens thoroughly
long before he knew he was being
considered for his federal appoint
ment. They found nothing at all
subversive about his activities How
ever Martin Dies by himself must
be better sleuth part time than j.
Edgar Hoover and the thousands OF
Omen are professionally.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-20
By FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS
tFOr AMP


CHICAGO Because Dean Will
liam P.ckens IS too American, he
may be crucfed for the second time
within year.
Est it was the NAACP that
nailed pickens TO the cross because
P.ckens loved America so we'll that
ne wanted Negroes and whites to
sand uutcd against the axis foes
oxen though il meant casing the
hght against discrimination here at
home To P,ckens, America comes
first.
And now congress may prepare
a. new Go,gotha for the dis
t.nguished leader because Pickens
believed SO strongly in the dream
OF American democracy that he
once aided many liberal organiza-
ions formed to bring full de-
mocracy 10 America
In other words, according 10 the
NAACP board OF directors Dean
Pickens is too conservative because
he would save America at1all costs
But Il you listen 10 Martin Dies and
certain other OF Hitler's helpers in
congress, the highest ranking Me-
gro war bond sales official is dan
gerous radical bent on destroying
America at all costs
It's obvious that somebody's
wrong, Pickens can't be a stooge
for Stain and a me-too-boss Uncle
Tom at the same time. 1t doesn't
make sense.
For years Pickens has travelled
throughout America. preachin' the
doctrine OF Americanism above all
He praised Fort Huachuca and the
physical installation OF the Tuske.
gee Army Flying school, He hurled
llc NlN VI VI dllOl dl tliOoS IL On y
mercans who wanted the race ques-
;ion settled before they would aid
he war effort.
On the open platform he has told
thousands OF America, both black
and white. that as much as he hated
Mississippi. he would give his life
blood TO save ii because Mississippi
was part Of America. No intelli-
gent Negro can have greater love
FOR our nation than that
But because Pickens is intelligent
and a brilliant thinker, he has
fought consistently for democracy
You see, Pickens has the crazy idea
that the Declaration OF lndepen-
dence and the federal constitution
should mean just what they say.
that Negro should be accorded the
full rights and privileges to which
he Is Theoretically entitled as a
citizen of this great democratic ma