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The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-20

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paper Service, 2O5 East And Street New York City.
This newspaper is printed by the Dispatch Publish
COmDanv of he
The Apache sentinel., 1943-08-20

THE APACHE SENTINEL is published every Friday.
change being financed from dividends accrung to
Sou 1922 and attached Units and is published by the
Post Special Service Division All material is edited and
publication by The Public Relations Office
All material The Apache Sentinel should
be sent brought the Posts Public Relations Of
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-11

te, oie our6 ibre Bropaganba BEL oen
8litiiberfallen auf ipebrloie 2dnber in
bie @elt binauspoiaunt tpuroe, lit
nun enogiiltig geplabt. 0ie ugfetp
Oorf Eimes" gebt in einem 2eitarti,
tel auf ben ,Mptbus ser l1nbeliegbar-
beit" elm, ser iiber 5pei Sabre lang
fir sic 9eltti6en cine pip6ologiibe
Baffe bon enorn1er 8eoeutung 6ar-
itellte. uSSbre i6neue un6 idredlibe
groberrng Solens, georpegens, SOL
lanos, 9elgiens l1n6 Sranfrei6s iiber-
5eugte bie tpeitlide @elt nabe5n oa-
bon, baB oieier Mptbus au6 ouf
8abrbeit berubte'', iaet sic ,>Sin1es"
uno oieier 8lib fiibrte Stolien uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-11

leidt nun audi idon ou leben, tpie es
nit oieiem iapanii6en Mptbus beitellt
iit 0enn Sapans ,rnbeiieebare' Slot
te bat felt einen Sabre feinen lpib=
tigen Sieg mebr 5u per5eidnen &C.
babt, uno feline ,unbeiteebare' Mrmee
bat IN @la6alcanal, Bapua uno &t-
TT 3ebntauienoe berloren. Mit Mus-
nobme bon Burma itno sic Sapaner
idon iiberau am Ranoe ibres auiam-
mengeitoblenen 9fei6es ipieoer inn
Giif5ug'
X X X
Oie na5iitiide Serrenbolflebre, tpo-
na9 ni6t nur anoere Bolfer Gflapen
Ser bObern &afie iino, pirtt ii6 aud
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-11
Mittmpd, ben II. Mnsnit 1913

Die 8alfanldnoer an lire Seite. Mber
ieitoem lit bieie 2egenbe auf oen Step.
pen &ublanos fir INNER a1l,idte ge-
mabt tporoen, uno es bleibt uns
iiberlaiien oen sleiden Mptbus au
aeridlagen, ben Sapan i'm Orient au
perbreiten berniibt it.
uDie Golfer Ifens beginner biel-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-11

|
gaaibeutiblanb 6iirfen unter Sooes.
itrafe Observation-Disclosures bic Mr.
beitsitatten nidt berIaiien BEL einern
8ombeniiberfau. 9ie anseborieen ser
Naaigr0ben aber genieBen oas Sri.
bilee, fi6 in Siderbeit gu brinse,,
go tpeilt oie Srau oes Naaipropagan.
oaminiiters @oebbels NIT ibren &in.
bern i'm Iuslano unb bat beiblonen,
tbre Hidfebr naeb Berlin tpegen ser
@efabr bon 6lieeeraneriffen big auf
tueiteres binausausogern. Srau @oeb,
bells plant ben gon5en Sommer uno
">pabribeinlib al19 oen @inter" in
Spanien au perbringen, mo @oebbels
in Der Nabe bon Gepiaa Elm @dlob
sefauft bat.
9ie &inoer oes Na5iauBenminiiters
bon Hibbentrop, BON oenen 5tpei alt
| genug iino, Inn MilitGroienlt su tun
ooer ou arbeiten, fiibren elm miibises,
poblbebittetes 2eben, 10 beri9tet Ser
MosfalIer Senoer. Son 9tibbentrops
alteiter Sobn &aoolf lit 20 Sabre alt
unb SS-Sbersruppenflbrer gr bat
I'M beiebten 5rantreid) Elm penig be-
i6perlides an1t 5ueeteilt erbolten
uno berbringt feline 3eit nit Srinfs
gelagen. 0ie 2tiabrige Sodter oes
MnBenninilters, 8ettina, Jon cine
Stellnng in Ser oel1tlden 8otifoft in
Stodbolm baben, uobne 8flihten ir.
! genomal6er slrt'. sic 1peigert 1td,
81 8eiub ins &ei6 5u tontmen, lpeil
"ibre Nerpen 2uftaneriffe ni6t per-
traeen''. 9ie elfidbrige ltriula uno
Der a6tiabrige 8ertbolO ioIlen in ei-
nem S6lob in Ser S9pei5 leben.
X X X
9a oer sa5ipropasanoabluff bon
ser bolidetpiitiiden @efabr fur GU
rop ieine obnebin ibpade 3ugfroft
berloren bat, baben oie Na5ibon5en
Die @ntoedlng gema6t, oaB oie Sir
be ben gegenpdrtigen &rieg peri6ul-
oet bat.
~9as Na5itrtm'', idreibt oa5u Ser
Wanoerer'', vbat nit oieier slttode
- Die ia id)lieBli9 nur eine ssortIets
5ung oes 1nter aaerbano infamen
Binfel5iigen ge9en sic STRIDE gefiibr-
ten Samples lit - 5ugleid oas Sc,
Itanonis abgelegt, oaB Elm erfledli6er
Eeil oes oeutiden 8olfes unter ser
5hbrune Ser 8iid0fe ibm oie @efolg.
ihaft 5u bertpeigern beginnt. gs miro
| ltd porlaufig nur Inn @ioerltano ae-
gen Die biimiiden @eriu9e banoeln,
oas Gbriitentum aus5urotten. Mber
bon oa 5um paiiiben 8ioeritono &C.
gen Die nngliidielige uno Deutl ldlano
III leinem 8eitano be6robenoe &riegs,
politif Sitlers lit MIR elm S6ritt. &a,
tbolifen 1no glaubtge 8rote Itonten
|1niiBten ia pabrbaftige ErotteI fem,
uenn ite, bon ben Na5is Inn ibr Sel1-
erites betrogen, trokoen unenttpegt
~Seil Sttler!" riefen uno oem ,ssiib.
rer' Die 6iibe ledten. @s mag lein,
Dob oas tpiiten6e @efIqff gegen oie
Stride oas @oripiel biloet at neuen
terroriitiiden Meintaten, nit oenen
oas Na5itum oie fatai itropbalen MiBs
erfolge Der lebten Monate 5u berIdGei-
ern iu6en tpir6, baB es - tpie i6on
5u 8eginn feiner SprannenberrI6aft
(Jortiebung auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-11


Iungen in 2ateinamerifa beginner Die
Mufnterfian1feit 6es idarfen 8eoba9-
ters auf ith gu 5ieben. Merifaniibe
2infspolitifer betradten nit Snter-
eiie eetpilie Borednge in Gotta Rica,
in benen fib cine Mnndberung stuiiden
oem fatboliiden &lerus In 2atein~
amerifa uno fon1muniltil6en Politt-
fern abauaeibnen ideint.
9ie @ufl0iung Der fommrniItii9en
Bartei Gotta 9ttcas, bie our Ser
ibnelaung nit an6eren @lementen at
elmer auf breiterer 8aits itebenben po-
pulGren Mbantgaroe eefiibrt bat, be-
oertet in Der Sat Elm neues Stabium
Ser gnttpidlung, oa ite bon fatboIi<
iben &reiIen 1,nteritiitt miro. gs lit
ser ein5ige San oieIer Irt in 2atein=
Qnerifa, uno 6ie 8organge tperoen als
oas erIte politiide &ei1ltat Der Iuf'
I0iung Der &omintern betrabtet.
Sn Merito, &uba uno gbile, tpo
oie fdrfiten fontmuniitiiben 8arteien
Siibamerifas belteben, bei6loilen Sic
&ommuniite ibre Hartei bei5ubebal=
ten, aber cine er0bere 8aiis fir 8iino-
niiie at ibaffen, Die iib anf a1nn1it-
teIbare, Iofale Soroerungen ltiiben
Iollen.
Sice11te 2ombarbo Solebano, Hrd=
iioent Ser decentralization Irbet=
terf0oeration, madte sic in Gotta &i=
ca itdb boll5iebenoe @ntmidlung be-
fonnt, Die, tpie er fagte, bas Snter>
eiie Der raoifalen Mrbeiteridaft ber-
borruft. Seine Srganiiation, bemerf-
te er tpeiter, bat nit 9anfbarfeit Die
8erIi6erung bes liberalen @r5bii6ofs
bon Gotta stica, 8ictor 80. Sanabrta,
angenommen, oergemdB Die Stride fei=
ne Hegierung anltrebt, sic bonn &les
rus beberrl6t miro.
Die 3uiage oes gr5bii6ofs folgte
elmer grfldrl1ng 6es Brditoenten ga=
fael 81. galoeron Garcia, ote belagte,
oaB er nit 60 Ita Nica inn @eifte Ser
fatboliiden @n5pflifen iiber Irbeiter=
uno So5ialfragen regieren tperoe.
gu Der neuen popularen apant>
garbe in Gotta silica geb0ren ale frii=
beren fomn1uniltiiden @ruppen; ibr
8rogran1m for6ert BEN &f gegen
Mrntut l1nb @nalpbabetentlm iotpie
oie unteritiisung eines 8rdiioent-
i9aftsfanbioaten, ser ii6 at bieiem
8rogramm befennt. @r5biidof Sana-
bria erfldrte, oaB ,,&atbolifen, oie 6en
entipredenoen @unid baben, 6ieier
neuen Hartei, bie 6ie fomnuniitifde
Bartei erfebt, obne @etpiiiensifrupel
beitreten fonnen." Muf Die &ritif bon
2eon Gortes, einem Hr6iioentidafts-
fanbibaten, ser Ser Spnpatbie fir
oie M6ie beidul6igt miro, anttportete
ser gr5biidof: sd babe elm 8latt
in Der @eidi6te Ser Stride geidrieben.
Mora (oer fommuniitiide Siibrer)
fat Elm 8latt in Ser politii6en &C.
f6idte eeidrieben. 8ir beibe fdrie-
ben etn 8latt in Ser @ei6idte Gotta
&icas. 8e6er Wora nod i6 beri11-
den, irsen6iemanoen at tdui6en."
Ser Gr5biidof nabm gleid5eitig idarf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-11

Ser Sm'ite Mier. Sutton S.
Sbeen, bon ser l1niperlitGt bon
Mmerifa, als &e6ner 11no S9rift=
iteller ipeit befannt, bielt bieien
Sommer cine adttdgige 9feoetour
in Birmingham, Ila., uno l1mge=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-11

geno. - Infer 8ilo lte1lt i'm bar
auf Ser Blattform Ser Catholic
gbioence @uilb, tpo er inn Sreien
Sragen beontiportet. 8iele gei6t>
fatbolifen 1tromten berbei, Inn ben
beriibrnten &e6ner al b0ren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-11
11npplitiiDe 3eitldufte

gegen 6en NatIonalI alIo5ialisnus SteI-
lung.
X X X
Die Seifenblaie ser ongebliden
,uniibertpinoli6feit' Ser MdIenn1Gd=
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Court Enriches
GOOdfenoWS

The Detroit Old NewShoys
Goodfellow fund was enriched oy
$3.50 today because Traffic Judge
Murphy gave Peter )Fuoto So Of
1857 springsWells a chance 10
prove he wasn't such a bad fellow
after ALL
Fuoco densnded a jury trial
and was found guilty ON a charge
of reckless driving growing out of
a traffic accident However II
was shown he had been involved
in six accidents in the last FIVE
years.
But I'm not such a had
fellow" F1oco insisted 10 the
Judge
Here's your chance 10 he n
GoodfelloW," the court said. at
will cost YOU a $3.50 donation 60
the New shoys' fund. Also, YOU
can paw the court a $50 fine,
or 60 10 jail for 80 days"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Trim Rivals
BARRIERS, Beauty Shops Eeud
Over Haircuts

The BARRIERS felt that beauty
parlor operators were giving them
a trimming cutting in on their
business III =
So they have come up with an
attorney generals opinion 10 keep
the fur from flying or else.
Robert l.. Scott, president Of
the state board II BARRIERS eX-
aminers. cited the opinion yester-
day issued by r. O. Eldred
deputy attorney general which
held that coSmetologists who
trim hair must have BARRIERS
license AS well as one 10 operate
a beauty shop
Agreeably the state board Of
coSmetologistS announced that all
student operators had been so
warned
Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
COAST Outlined

g 2. m.-The south coast Of
New Britain was silhouetied IN
{ bright moonlight ahead Behind
US paraded amphiblsns as far As
/ I could SEQ. Five miles ahead was
+Phelo Passage and AraWe Harbor
. $50 a. m. II Heavy gunfire
started on the south coast where
Commands we're trying 10 land
TracerS Streaked against the
Jungle background
s Is q m Our warShips miles
offshore began a great barrage
Huge bursts OF fire broke in
brilliant flashes in the sky. The
navy boys have the range. We
could see the shells hitting tall
white palm trees ln a high ridge
SAP 4 m Fire from the
ships ceased. and we saw the first
signs Of the morning sun aS we
started our run into the passage
MAKE 'em count hut ! doubt
there's a Jap left there" SAID
Beaver. There was no shore
fire Our planes appeared
$50 a m 49, Light naval craft
bombarded the shore and We
could see u was a scene OF great
devastation The ships guns
shifted 10 the end Of Cape Mer-
kuS
Z rs a m 49, Our Duck and one
behind carrying Pvt Louis z
Mas Of Port Huron. Mich, and
three other men headed into
shore We opened fire
RACE TO BEACH
ia A. m - Firing ceased and
Beaver called
Nice going gang"
HIS hands were bleeding from
cutting obStructing wire The
BuHaloes raced to the beach.
rolled ONTO II and famed out
725 2 m A SubchaSer came
hack and voice shouted
General, YOU did very good
job"
found for the first time I was
perched on a box of grenades We
stuck on reef 50 feet out and
had 70 wade ashore on the coral
9 m - Jap ZeroS appeared
We hit The dirt behind palm
tree Ack-ack batteries got two
japanese planes
Noon 49, 1t Col p. L. Hooper
announced the Yanks have taken
practically all their FIRST obiec-
tiveS. The worst Of the first act
was over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Diary Reveals
Speedy Invasion
Of New Britain
By RALPH G. TEATsORTH

WITH THE L. s SIXTH ARMY
AT ARAWE. New Britain, Dec. Is
tdelayed) up ! had a box seat
for the New Britain invasion
and the box was full Of hand
grcnadeS.
Perched on that explosive bit
beside the driver of an amphiblous
Duck. sea going armed truck,
| went ashore in the first vehicle
to leave our ship.
Only tho calmness Of the men
around me kept my nerves steady
and enabled mo to keep this diary.
DIARY OF LANDING
2 a. m.-All officers and men
OF The invading forces were
awakened No one got much
sleep. The ships skipper sent
this message;
BEST OF luck and hope
we will have the pleasure of
having YOU with us again,
especially on the trip back 20
the states and home with this
war a memory"
3 A. m The navy served a
hearty breakfast
4 m Into the Duck com
mandad by lSt 1t Dona d
Beaver. our crew was Pvt. Jack
r Crane Pvt. j. L. SChWie Of
Iron Mountain. Mich, and Pvt.
William l.. White.
4 30 2 m Our Duck left the
ship We led the entire am
phibious force. Buffaloes am
phibiouS tanks were just behind,
then troob GAINING Alligators
sat next7n-driVSr White Our
Job was TO FIRE pn>Ihe beaches
just before the BAfaJes charged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18
The Passing Parade '' FRANK *, s MAR. '''
ANP ReIM.e

,,,..lS .l. a.fO.-,.4 ana mo- 'i "a,
rope a people who has bornt W ~
terrible Nazi war machine and n.' '.-rs
mus, have something fundau'r'siS I'm" N,
Yon have probably noticed hf 1,, \,
practically every social adNar,' =. M
Roosevelt regime has been la''''d "'' i, N,
have noticed also that rla'r'aF M,
Wells Communist" Is himself a MI
labor. that whenever White p''ss' ,r "a
and determined fight for tui is NJ
Justice. he is painted as gang
Ing orders from Mosco~ ., q "a
only last week in Chieaso ~ Il. n,
America First party. Gerald J.. ~ /, ,.se
ncting Detroit rabble rouser Who n. b
sible in large measure for iie f''f' p,esds
the Michigan metropolis denounced N''- ~. NJ
Wallace as "a Communist because .nses
mani,arian. who has often openly f.S',1 os NJ
~ held theories OF racial dinc''''' n,o,on nj
world that this is the century Of in' o,esst
and is trying to bring this nation Y olol.suc 4
OF creating a postwar world WITHOUT
inequality LII, who n'
when YOU look AT the Kind OF p''p. comns,
hood,y,nto Oh he public into believing quay 4,
ism IA something despicabe ana K, ec,ss
unshaven anarchists who want 20 seize '.r,, VI
ment and murder everybody Who mas ,,..,ls ps|
over the following payday men INC me yuS|
Gerald L. X. Smith and vestbrook i's' = dsrl
prostitute and then consider The persons ,s rSa
mated. such as Wallace and Dean "''''' r,ts 4
and Mrs Bethune and the NAAOr ~. rsisr
think that one Of the major needs . what %
a he'll of lot more Communists j 80"
people really are. ,Ae eonsis,
Out OF curiosity have read 70, ,.oasd 81
OF the Communists party OF lne an 1910 Il
OF America. adoptedin 1898 and "'n'n.', ne minds
certain sections ought 70 SET a. n,sts phst
those who believe the Reds are moral hecyI
You believe or disagree with their se1 The ri
saws section 10 or Article VI on "
Rights and Duties OF Members; ..e,, 10 -
IT shall he the duty OF party ms"s !, he -
gle against the national oppfess's .,,,, for NH.
people: to fight for complete 'Qu.'lm S 'S
in ell phases Of American w. ana ~ tss ,dr''
unity OF Negro and white ioi'rs '''
msnt Of their common intsrss".
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18
Ben and me Neus

ben ana ne NeoS
Benjamin. j. DAVIS, Jr, attorney and associate
editor OF the Daily Worker also county chairman Of
The Communist party IN New York. - running for
ne city council IN the hope OF replacing the Rev
A. Clayton Powell Jr who has his eye on congress.
Ben may not win. bur ! don't believe IiarcnitrS
can elect more honest and fearless fighter.
first knew young Ben ~ years ago IN
Atlanta Complications which developed then dog
gcd as hoih for several years People had n habit
ways be mystery I'm much smaller physically,
Tor in all my life l never weighed more than 2f7
pounds. Iut anyway the last name and tn
failure Of astigmaiic individuals to see that It'll
Frank Marshall Davis never more than Read
Digest version Of large Ben Davis Jr plagued us
there well az the first convention Ne Nation
al Negro congress in Chicaro in 1896 when Ben was
concentrated several times for auihoring my BLACK
Mems Verse and praised Tor his legal work
in the Angelo llorndon case.
II thisi Hcrndon case which showed young
B,n's idcasm with his fathers stil existing
prestige and Importance IN Republican politics Ben
could have taken he easy way. lie admitted there
was plenty OF money to be made by capable awy
or IN atlanta who was willing follow traditional
southern behavior patterns But the young attorney
was too intellectually honest Believing firmly in
The Communist doctrine he rononnccd easy gold
Tor manhood lie became a,owed Red in open
defiance OF the witch hunters and went all tho way
with young Hcrndon, fighting TO eventually win him
freedom IN the United States Supreme court
Even IN deep Dixie young Ben made com
promise with reaction He sought TO the
facilities OF the state law library on tho ground
that 1t was maintained by ali the taxpayerss money
and was as caustic IN his communications with Gov
Rivers as Rivers with him. And II man has
the courage to stand virtually alone for HIS and the
peoples rights In Georgia. TO take the thorny path
of personal economic insecurity when he could have
travelled The smooth highway to comparative wealth,
neither his courage his honesty can be success
fully challenged IN liberal New York
Maybe We ought to get more savvy about the
Communists anyway. social system that can mold
Russia from huge vsaking In Is years 70 what IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18
Washington Daily Pleads for Justice

The above cryptic sfatcmcnls were uttered by
The Washington Post spokesman, Who recently made
a cha.urnr edtoilar appeal IN that daily pnh'ir'-
iioA for ne 5. Army initiate educational
prusia,n among whites ford greater know
lodge Of lie ecorod peopl, COM ihuiion 70 hr war
cnoli and his legitimate aspirations Yh'y simp
4 auno ,ntc1vcy wage united nations war th
ooior plcindioe in their minds. Enorts mus be
made a. ,tr same lime mako colored ieop' te'i
;hat their contribution Is apprc' lated. They have
shared In some Of the toughest fighting n this war.
Thcs nte tniiied 10 hone that his world struggle
Tor human liberation viii up TO Them richer op-
POI tuniil,s Tor advancement and 'du' alton than
shev have hcr,-io-for enjoyed. They cen scarcely
be expected 20 give full devotion 10 The democratic
cause uniess IL affords some recognition TO their
legitimate aspirations. But, Il is par, ot the Army Z
business TO example % devotion TO democrats
cause unless il affords RECOGNITION 10 their
icgamaie Aspirations And ms ime for he Army io
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18

SEGREGATION rod imnaiion
ave of mn 'npo aree in any
consiOcfliion ~ iits imeniabh.
aEd dareWmls ifo'dfm ANS
measue u elimination ~ these
evils f,om our etNinnusrt and
ihf Of the celcrea ehiid would
we know measgfabiN lieNe Abe
ieasion existing vra.n opr tn-
aeniiv life These afe ihc nnitr
i>ing causes of-tA4- ngnlllem
The s'ah.iilr - any so
moi alone thu % ihe people az
color. IS endsn ed unless sot-
rrctitc mtsSsit,s ntr iNts.llrH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18
Can Jefries Win?

Inc II efp,nr are peu4 la,d and he public
rowirg niertt ne nas rrai'y fAce in
Eh tit'aldafls att ,fttfsd against the iii.
lnhei. - Edward J,-flies It IS generally ad
ntfei tfa ff nalrrlt 81 TIE nafoiHN fsprants stand
% cftfet ifsng aantHatra jeffe. real onpos i'on
Ei tfm' ls,u 'pt 'ile, ~ inc stronger candidates
rti3a.se snA Ff1itt4.4 eifeit' Court Commissioned.
Trait ~ fphe iorq' laei, loNefear Maeor JcIries
,acs afng arreNe arplis sita issues from time o
lleAAed trn IIor fnat roten' oleni,il', of voters
B. no cor mttnlit M hl- seeming ndifsrente 20 their
nea ami $50, Acirp III ha. offended Organized
khor ana o~' 'ha e4rds ~ D former Jes and Negro
rnnofttr tnroapf latk ot fhc exercise of adequate
tlplonat, al tlpof handling issue. oi paramount
iont'9 - orpareea labor atd local rae ISL ntnorties
Bctaasc ~ het circumstances political obscr ers are
peginnfg 81 ask. "Can lcffre VIM MANY believe he
,ar'
one Derei prominent politicians who predicts
Tefres defeat Albert Ohio Cts Treasurer. and here
Fvhat SIR Cobo sats:
ITS a catching AZ with JET now He Off, 1ied
90 many people often hi chickens are coming home
Jef friend did him great disser>ice bs not
Tfrg him honest ada ice but hy NesSng him all the
hire n fiit .of hearted about IT, bcc.i,e, after ALL
Ief has been public for ten years and It's
NJ 20 hurt 90 be- oi-ed the way hc VIII be- He'll prob
is BE fi-rfra-r. hu Fitzgerald may lead him in
ke primaries well as the election
we hope Mr. cobo correct his prediction May
Jeifrcs has served two terms without brilliant success
thai should suffice Detroit has grown tremendously
iurng he past years but this growth has been due
the war; rather than 20 strong local political leader
hip The time has when our city needs dynamic
mayor and a strong, progressive common council. II Is
Mp 70 the voters to get the kind Of officials Detroit needs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18

h, II. cEoRer nANyNroRT

Sow thar schools are hcing
pencd All oven the coanfrs The
pnrEsfc.s ~ teen Rre should
Nc iooSlnc forward 20 thor fn-
'tfr Learn a trade "sen though
sua iucrd taking pp profess
sNn. III conversation with Mrs.
Stats who 'ea' hes nr' ~ sfaie
bod $40 cltns 'hat she has
tt'fiN'' n masia r3pi nn-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18

The Washington Scene
Ky
Edgar Brown

j., ,nss IA r.e.,rd 10 IT'S ,oiof,a so.qa- A.Tu
t.,si.,,inrs ~ ne edi,8r tor il.s. fto,, ei r,a
sentiments our questions 81 'As asefAt 'a
cr Of these phrases. espseafy 'iA7 .t' VIA
pics" and Legitimate asft Nas iha %
declarations in my jWlrn'nh ee ~' ooS 2 !
Tar, Of Jim Grow. The se ''esaa''N
jun CROW cited AT thu ternrnr 9 W. sTNfn
nect his ediorial WI e"'
actions 10 Our comm, ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18

Juvenile Delinquency Among Negro
Children One OF Isolation

sni s,nraihelicllly aioped N rs
,railisar0n an Old hni ire eN-
rt~sen IS lha yen can lead
q ho rs 'lr uoaeh hut YOU
rn iuaec him dglrk is Just
sne in aiy effort % auel-
iret dc eradicate the evils and
dnst ~ Delinquency among
N'so Auah
case hiN,las ~ juvenile de-
ltQgen lneoleiel children pre-
tas stalltr. seA de.Inquuty I'M
.sinity nancy nomtoiSin
aai pihoioaitl lsine These
tffs ae damiiuc indictment 81
ear rs'ssnt methods &c ay,n in
'smhtliins del.nQueneS nelin-
eg,ri wape Negroes is piiuiar-
ah ffraaily W he sr-rr1tyd
'iaAiegn Nay ~ lif Il IS ne
nsps' ltii on lli ,looeep OF
sriuiNgNu aua >eeresy in
lisne, axe Natiea Essen sihls
nef flisse fNn r'snonsbil-
ian itnt sna supaiheiic
n ~ fully ,,~peuiag with
N.-l vyfktfs and ae'n,f- faced
rareuiial Re>ponSihllliy
iehu rn ms with No INTEL
u.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18
coIored Women segregaled

l. ,ame When W. rti
humiiainp experience cr
Caior.d Women. over lr
noer ~ TIC Woshiueien W. i4
diEnan ptolsst in MS Own r.
pr.ss his personal attaoa, an N t' ~
foris Ia remove lhs nsrA ri W
ofd citizens Of the naio many =.
have long been subscribe elF
qualifications. owned 10y ihe iir
offered he fNrihcr eNplahe "1
sc,n mis- jim Crow sisn sd
rkey an overlooked natsuf't ~
old WASHINGTON nsiIuno
.nti,,.a .v,.,.,h. s,rf,e q
'','' .,',.,.,,.r +, ,.,,. d. q ae 8
ored race The tempcfrne
shade outside aud eogld ~ 'fsle H''.''
INK hi. attention. That AS an 'H
bond hhyer and taxpayer iliis "" w
med 10 me cool lefeshns Y" ' ~.
Of race three doors down Ply i'eh ~
ingfon Post on pennssNAn'a A'
street ] onofcd to take hin 10
store. 10 witness an orient ~
ing SERVED unmolesicd az th'
tween two charming ladies s'a '''F'"
crowded place TOOK Il as n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-18
Jim Grow

Blot on American rerotd" III sinks" al
uely lAast Oh publn lss Mos ,olof,d peo,ie fee
segregation, not snc Of The essontiais Inlcien-
slhic. there ma arguing sgainst your profess
removal Of essential economic abd educational
handeaIS nhi,h They soi,r Fira,ly This sun
pNc.niOp Nhai should be the attitude ot men Of
GOOD Viii on seeregaticn2 our answer