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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-06

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byl pocet muzstva novozeland-
skeho lodstva zdesateronaso-
ben ma 1000 muz1, z nichz
1000 slouzf u kralovskeho
lod'stva. Tito muzove vydoby-
Ii 81 jiz vice nez 70 vyzname-
mani.
Nejvetsf ztraty postihly au-
stralske lodstvo, a to 9 re 13
lodi. TTi kriznfky, 4 torpedo
borce a 4 jine lodi. Stavf Sc
vSak ted vice lodi nez bylo mi
ceno. Ministr namoTnictva
Norman Maxim zacatkem Ger
vence oznamil, re pres SO lodi
Sc buduje v Australia pro au-
stralske kralovske lodstvo.
Velky pocet pomocnych lodi Sc
dodatecne stavf We Spojenych
statech.
Cd japonskeho 1toku ma
Pearl Harbor sc toto valecn6
lodstvo staralo a zaslouzilo
hlavne o b%ezpecnou pfeplavbu
vojenskych odd1l6, munice a
vseho valecneho materialu ma
bojiste jihozapadnfho Pacifi-
ku, zvlaste do Move Guineje.
Kralovske australasia lodstvo
hralo vedoucf 1lohu v prvnfch
1tocfch ma souostrovf Salo-
mounske a byla to lod
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
East Detroit
Girl Wins
Pin Crown

Attractive Elvira Helms. Of
East Detroit, and Joey Paulus
today held Detroit's mixed dou-
bles bowling championship by
virtue of their 248 pin victory
over Fred Gardella and Hattie
Wooster.
Elvira added a seven game
1922 TO her 1887 in the first
block while Paulus had l449
and 1851 respectively. Gardella
hit 1874 and l477 while Hattie
had 1901 and 1853.
Elvira had high games of ga
225 in the final block.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
william c. Mcguire. Attorney. 2si1 Penob-
scot BldE., Detroit, Mich.
Forfeiture Of Land Contract Notice

To JOHN A. oDONNE1L and MARIAN
o DoNNELL. his wife. You are hereby
notihed that = certain land contract
by and between Lake Shore DEVELOPMENT
ouently assigned TO LAKESIDE ESTATES.
Mich corporation OF the FIRST part.
and John A. oDonnell and Marian
ODonnen his wife. OF the second part.
is in default by reason OF the non-pay;;
and interest due hereunder. and you
are hereby further notified that the said
Lakeside Estates, Michigan corporation.
elects 10 declare and does hereby declare
hereby further notified to yield. surrender
and deliver ZIP possession OF said pem.seS
in said land contract mentioned and OF
which you are now in possession under
premises are. described in said land con-
tract as follows, viz: All that certain
piece or parcel OF land being situated in
the Villase OF st. Clair Shores. Macomb
County. Michigan. and more particularly
known Ind described HtQt numbered
reservations and building and use re-
strctions as hereinafter referred to, OF
the recorded plat OF Lake ST Clair Gar
S Ne ss s9o fis. No q part Of
Miohisan, tosether with perpetual
easement but in common with all the
other present and future owners Of land
in said subdivision. over the canals lead
plat. for insress and esress 10 and from
LAKESIDE ESTATES.
Michigan corp.
BY WILLIAM c MhGUIRE.
It's attorney and assent
WILLIAM c. MAoUIRE.
22l1 Psnobscot Blds
Detroit. Michigan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
Books for Prisoners
Plan is Outlined

WASHINGTON, March % -
up - The Office of War Infor-
nation has announced the es-
tablishment of rules under which
books may be distributed TO of
ficially identified prisoners OF
war and civilian internees in
enemy-occupied countries,
The rules were prepared by
the Rcd Cross and seven govern
ment agencies and a long list Of
prohibited subject matter which
was drawn up was released by
OWL in the announcement late
yesterday.
Banned by the rules were
books containing charts, nau-
tical tables or information on
waterways; stories of espion-
age. propaganda or geography
or ANY subject which may be
considered doubtful or of 4
technical or scientific nature,
such as patents, inventions ano
discoveries. All magazines ano
newspapers, regardless of date
arc prohibited from going &c
camps abroad.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
New Baltimore

Ann Marie Bauer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bauer, and
Seaman Wendell Gates, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gates were
married at the Congregational
Church Monday at 7 o'clock. Al
ter the reception, the young cou-
pie left for Detroit, where they
spent few days, prior to Mr..
Gates returning to his Navy du-
ties.
Mrs. Eli Reno and Mrs. A.
Russell, of Richmond, were
breakfast guests of Mrs. Paul
Schmidt, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ambrose o Malley. OF
Fair Haven, entertained Mrs.
Rose Marsack, Mrs. Paul Blair
and Mrs. Henry Schnoor, and
Mrs. Jessie Ferris at pinochle,
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Brown an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. June to Pfc. John Sim
clair, who is now stationed in
Alaska.
Miss Rosella Rivard will en-
terrain the Sewing Club, on
Tuesday.
Bonny Walker. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Walker, OF
Mount Clemens, was christened
at the Congregational Church,
Sunday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
Legal Notices
Gordon ". Lamphere. Attorney. so, shelby

Gordon w. Lamphere, Attorney, 60' shelby
MORTGAGE sALE--Default having been
made in the conditions Of a certain mort.
MssE Raee ri MsAM Ms W ii fP hs
City Of Centcrline, Macomb County, Michi-
gan. Mortsasors. to Equitable Trust Conn
dated August %, 1870, and recorded IN the
COUNTY; Missdhissn; on September 10, 1870 ssS
FssR sIf TS5ssEe MoRroHaE Ssso
10 )" 1910, ana rseorded on octOber =, 1910.
LbeI POI OF Mortsases on Page 80, on
and s as as:s IL. ' sam o 0 s1
SeeR 70 70 or II The aeS
by said mortgage or any part thereof: :
N9% pursuant to b the
hereby siycn tina. on rJEspAY., THE 18TH
said mortgage will be foreclosed by sale
at public AUCTION to the highest bidder. at
h h SsO street sss Gy o S the c SSSny
the Circuit Court. for the County, of Ma;
in said mortsase. or so much thereof as
may DC necessary to pay the AMOUNT due
said pe3 snnSm snd s
signed to protect us interests which said
premises arc described as: All that GER
tain piece or parcel of land situate in the
CITY Of SesnterIrs n TIE COUNTY St Ma
East feet OF Lot numbered 1877 all OF Lot
numbered 1913 and West 4 feet OF lot num-
Southwest !. OF the Northwest !, of Sec
ton 81. Town ! North, Range II East;
according 20 the pla! thereof as, recorded
In the Ohce OF the RcEister OF Deeds for
Macomb County in Liber on Pase 81 of
Plats
Dated February II. 1919
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSO-
CATION, a corporation orsanized and
existing pursuant TO Title III OF the
National Housing Act. as amended.
Assignee OF Mortsasee.
GORDON w LAMPHERE.
Attorney for Assignee OF Mortsasee.
607 Shelby Street
Detroit. Michigan.
sFeb. IS, %: March l. 4. Is. "a 20,
April 5. IL, 10, 26. May 3. 10.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23

We wish to extend our sim
cere thanks to our neighbors
and friends for the kindness and
sympathy shown us during our
recent bereavement. SIP ecial
thanks to Rev Jacob Wulfmann.
Mrs. George Burk, and family.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23

It is exceptional to find birds
one mile above the earth, and
only few are found at 5000
feet, according TO aviators.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23

Hindus make up Il per cent
and Mohammedans % per cent
of the religious population of
India.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
RetiorStabbed,
Secretary Shot
50 Yeor Old
Minister Held

NEW ORLEANS. March %
(P A 50-year-old Episcopal
rector, stabbed in the abdomen,
was held under police guard at
hospital today after admitting,
City Detective Charles Mellon
said, that he shot and wounded
his former secretary and her
husband.
The officer said the Rev.
Charles Monroe. for l6 years
rector of ST. Pauls Episcopal
Church here, was stabbed yes
terday by John Mcbride, 38,
who objected when the minister
kept on sending pay checks to
his wife, who had resigned as
the rector's secretary.
DEATH-THREAT
The Rev. Monroe, the detec-
tive said, admitted shooting the
couple with a pistol but claimed
Mrs. Mcbride, 38, was hit ac-
cidentally. The minister, a wild
over, also was quoted as saying
that Mcbride had threatened
earlier in the day by telephone
to kill him, Mrs. Mcbride and
her son, Peter, l3.
Assistant District Attorney
Henry J. Voss and police detec-
tiyes, who took statements from
the victims, gave this further
account
Mrs. Mcbride was employed
by the Rev. Monroe as his Sec
rotary when she separated from
her husband after he joined the
merchant marine. When he re-
turned recently they were
reconciled. Mrs. Mcbride quit
the job, but kept receiving
checks, she declared, which her
husband, now employed in a
shipyard, resented.
lie ICN. NlOlii OC Soid iiN nav
gone to Mrs. McBride's home to
warn her of the telephone threat
when Mcbride entered by
side door. AS Mrs. Mcbride ran
to meet him, the minister open
cd fire, hitting Mcbride twice
and the wife once.
STABBED RECTOR
The wounded man stabbed
the minister in the abdomen
with his pocket knife and fled,
the Rev. Monroe firing three
more bullets.
Hit five times, Mcbride fled
the house and later was car
ried to a hospital with his wife,
Their wounds were not believ-
cd dangerous. Mrs. Mcbride S
sister. Mrs. Chester Ford, wit.
messed the shooting and said
the two women had tried to gel
the pistol from the clergyman
before Mcbride arrived.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
Flint Youth Admits
Murder OF Sister
PIeods Guilty on
Arroienment Monday

FLINT, Mich, March % - up
- SiXteen-year- John Wes-
ley May loaded guilty to muir
der yesterday in the fatal shoot
ing of his siX-year-old sister,
Emmosene.
The boy defendant, on whom
Juvenile court had waived jur-
iSdiction. was arraiened before
Circuit Judge Paul V. Gadola.
A hearing was ordered by the
court for tomorrow 10 determine
the degree of the charge before
sentencing.
Emmogcne was killed in her
home March 9 Police said her
brother admitted mistr"ating her
and shooting her when she cried
out.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
Mayor proeIaims
Victory Garden
Week in City

In recognition of the serious
need for planting and cultiva-
ton of Victory Gardens as an
adjunct TO the nations wartime
food supply Mayor r. Weston
dorf today issued the following
formal proclamation:
A PROCLAIM ALTON
WHEREAS, the present emer-
gency requires the production of
greatly increased quantities of
foods. not only for our armed
forces, our civilian population,
and for shipment abroad to our
allies. but also since the respon-
sibility of feeding the starving
men, women and children OF oc-
cupied and re-occupied coun-
tries has fallen upon the Amer
lean people
AND, WHEREAS, the farm
labor shortage and shortage of
farm machinery and equipment
make il difficult for truck farm
ers and commercial vegetable
gardeners to greatly increase
their production. and
FURTHER. since the trans
portation facilities of the coun-
try are taxed to the limit with
the hauling of the instruments
of war. and since even the local
delivery of vegetables and SINH
lar foods from the farm to the
city requires large expenditure:
of gasoline and rubber
NOW, THEREFORE. l, Don,
aid r. Westendorf, Mayor of Mt
Clemens, Mich. do call upor
each citizen who has or can OBJ
tain suitable land, to plant ;
Victory Garden in 1913 and tC
produce and preserve, can oil
store all food to the limit of hi!
ability.
l do further. hereby, officially
set aside the week of March p
1913, as Victory Garden Weel
and call upon every resident tt
complete plans for readiness L
start planting as soon as weather
and soil conditions permit.
DONALD r. WESTENDORF
Mayor of
CITY OF MOUNT CLEMENS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
Announcements
Az.

We wish 10 thank our many
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and sympathy shown
US during our recent bereave-
ment and especially do we ac-
knowledge the many beautiful
floral offerings.
THE SCOTT BROTHERS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23

American aircraft production
is at least six times that of the
Japanese.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
ARMSTRONG WINS

PHILADELPHIA. March %
Up Henry Armstrong proved
last night he is the man OF 1000
punches in whipping tough Al
Tribuani, of Wilmington. Del,
before a bowling crowd of H.
633 paid customers at Conven-
ton Hall.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-04-28
JURY CONYTCTS ROBERT E. FOLKES
OF Staying NAVY OFFICERS BRIDE

an end one Of Oregon's most
gruesome murder cases.
Richard James, United States
navy ensign. husband of the muir
dered woman. and her father. y.
G. Brinson of Norfolk. Va. al
tended the trial and listened to
the grim details as outlined in
three statements of guilt made BY
Folkes in Los Angeles and Al
bany.
Folkes declared in his Albany
statement that voice" had
bounded him to "kill-kill-kilp7 af-
ter he had first seen Mrs. James
seated on the edge of her berth
the night of the murder.
The confessions, which had
been admitted in evidence over
the protest of defense counsel,
outlined Folkes' action as he pre-
pared to do the bidding of the
voice."
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-04-28
PAY AS YOU GO

Anyone of ordinary intelligence
would think that Congressman
were men of wisdom.
We do not profess any sense,
neither do we admit our Con-
gressmen are modern Solomons.
Should Congress adjourn with
out adopting some sort of pay
as you go plan they ought never
be permitted to return.
This income tax is supposed to
reach every man and woman
earning 500 or more per annum
If all do not pay their right pro
portion then the remaining tax
payers must pay it.
We have made out tax returns
for more than a dozen whose tax
es amounted form $50 to S20C
Not one had one dime to return
with his statemtnt. He never
thought of it or had spent it. i
that is true here it is proportion
ately true of other parts of the
country.
The money spent was an add
ton to the initiation dump.
The men and women who car
foot the bill and Congress seem
to have no worry.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-04-28

Zion Baptist Church was so i'm
pressive that many wandering
and estrayed members of the
craft and Great Sheppard faced
the Easter with a new hope in
God and the church.
A solo by DIT. Bessie Ratcliff,
"Will The Lord Remember Me. !"
seemed a far away call for the
return of a departed soul.
Daughter Ruler Gladys johnson
wept as she touched the hearts
of her sisters, when she called
back their departed sister Helen
Lethridge who died Oct 4. 1912
in San Francisco, Calf.
L. w. T. DIT. Edna Moores' solo
silenced the mourning Elks and
Daughters as Bro. f. G. Hancock
tolled the bells preparatory to a
reading of "Thanatopsis" by Bro.
Roy Sheffield a work of art.
A selected Quartette by service
men and benediction by the Rev.
Judson Swancy closed the service
promptly at 10 o'clock.
Mt. Tacoma No. 141 and
Daughter Elks attended in body
and were served refreshments at
Elks rest, 662h Jackson St., the
guests of P. S. l.. Elks No. 100,
following the annual service.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-04-28
An-NegrO Jury Not
Lenient With Negro

BRUNSWICK, Ca, April I'll
An all-Negro coroner's jury, the
first in the history of Glynn coun-
ty, recommended that Columbus
Holley, Negro, be held for the
grand jury on murder charges.
Coroner ]. D. Baldwin, said he
had heard some complaints from
leading Negro citizens regarding
previous inquests into Negro STAY
ings and decieed to summon an
all-Negro jury.
The jury recommended that
Holley be held on a murder
charge in the death of Willie
Mitchell and on an involuntary
manslaughter charge in the fata
shooting of Mitchelrs wife.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-04-28
APROCRESSIVE
SEATTLEITE

The above likeness is that of
Mr.. Charlie Beale, and the Apart
ment building at 165 22nd Ave..
which he purchased recently and
made a gift to his sister. Mrs.
Carrie Smith, formerly of Kan
sas City, Mo.
Beale is one of the most pro-
gressive business men in Seattle
or the Northwest. He is co-part-
ner. owner and manger of The
Two Pals Smoke Shop. Dams Bar
becue Pitt, Honest Grocery Store,
and All Nations Barber Shop,
employing many members of the
race at top salaries.
81 like Seattle" said Mr.. Beale
to the Northwest Enterprise Re-
porter. aside from my purchase
of that apartment for my sister.
l have bought several lots in that
immediate vicinity, including the
large corner lot adjoining the
apartment. where l will erect a
large modern apartment in the
near future; yes sir, am
sold on Seattle and that 22nd
Ave. loaclity. I shall see that the
colored residents of this city have
modern apartments and homes in
that section of the city"
Please note that your reporter
appreciates men of the race who
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-04-28
THE LITTLE CHURCH BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAI
REV. JUDSON SWANCY, Pastor
21O7 James Street, Apt. "a, Phone EA 7135

Boeing Field rendered spiritual
selection which made any wan
dering sinner turn back to his
God.
Messrs. David Jones and AL
Lewis, special guests of the pas
tor, deeply impressed, were 10th
to leave.
Following the joys of resur-
rection, the service mems quar-
tette and worshippers became the
dinner guests of Mrs. J. L. Morris
at her beautiful home.
They all sat down at a table
ladened with food and love
neither of which was rationed.
Nor was miracle performed. 1t
is just an everyday occurrence in
friendly home to which you
yearn to return.
Two vacant seats at the Little
Church BY the Side Of the Road
were filled with flowers.
Two seats at the feast were va.
cant. Two loved ones were miss
ing: Mrs. Zelma Smith, deceased
and Miss Birdie Morris. the de
voted daughter of the hosts :
sojourning in New York.
Till We Meet Again.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-04-28
ELKS MEMORIAL SERVICE AT MT. ZION
BAPTIST CHURCH LARGEST And
MOST IMPRESSIVE IN HISTORY

Mt. Zion Baptist Church was
crowded Sunday night. April is
to witness the largest and most
impressive of Elks annual SER
vices.
Promptly at o'clock more
than 100 members of Puget
Sound Lodge Elks No. 100 fully
RECALLED, and 81 Daughter Elks
Evergreen Temple 157 robed in
immaculate white uniforms mar
ched to the Professional tune of
Holy. Holy. Holy" into Mt. Zion
Baptist Church to commemorate
their 36th annual memorial SER
vice.
Following opening remarks by
Exalted Ruler e. r. Chainey and
prayer by Bro. Abner Jones, the
program continued with Ritualit-
tic ceremonies of the Lodge and
Temple. DR.. F. B. Cooper, a mas
ter of the forum welcomed the
visitors and responce by Past Elk
allied Ruler Arthur S. Hayes. Mt.
Tacoma No. 141.
Trustee Sirless Graves deliver
ed one of the finest and most ell
oquent Eulogies ever heard at
Memorial.
The serman by the Rev. F.
BENJAMIN Davis pastor of Mt.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-04-28
OLKESSENTENCED
FOR LOWER Is
MURDER

SALEM. ore. April IS. =
Robert E. Lee Folkes, stolid
twenty-year-old Negro, calmly en-
tered dead mans row" at the
Oregon penitentiary today an
hour after he was sentenced to
give his life in the states gas
chamber May 2S for the Lower
10" murder of Mrs. Martha vir-
ginia James.
Folkes was rushed to the
prison from Albany, twenyy-six
miles south of here, as soon as
Circuit Judge L. G. Lewelling
pronounced the death penalty
which the impressive Negro heard
without sign of emotion even
as he did the evidence at the
trial and the verdict of the jury.
Oregon State Police Lieut. Ray
Howard, who brought Folkes =
shaekled and handcuffed - to the
state penitentiary by automobile,
quoted the Negro as saying en-
route:
II feel soryr for her husband
(Ensign Richard +. James) and
me, but 1 don't feel sorry for
her (Mrs. Jaames) or her faith
err
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-04-28

No lilly was more beautifully
arrayed than The First Baptist
Church of Kennydale, 1.-THE Lit
tie Church BY The Side of the
Road" shining in all its glory,
Easter Sunday p. m.
Topped by a beautiful cross, its
outstretched arms welcomed the
little country side and many far
and near filled the little edifice.
Beauty and solemnity combined
left the impression that here the
lowly Nazarene had joined the
worshippers.
The beautiful floral decoration
we're natures own placed there
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Vannetta
and Mrs. Perkins who came early
to seek the Master. Nor did they
forget a plentiful supply of East
err eggs for the shildren.
"He is not here; for He i:
risen. All power is given to me
in heaven and earth was the tex
chosen by the pastor. the Rev
Judson Swancy who seemed in
spired by the presence of TIL
Christ
Service Mems Quartette from
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-04-28
BY Abner MouItrie

Ignorance rode the wave crest
at permit meeting held for peo-
pie of color by the Aeronautical
Mechanics Union local ISL Tues
day, April 8.
Ignorance, because one would
have to be on the mentally dark
side to give such stupid answers
to the quiries thrown at him by
the permit holders. Either that
or of a deliberate disregard for
the intelligence of the minority
groups"
The meeting which was held
across the street from the Lodges
headquarters $500 Airport Way
was to explain the permit system
To introduce their compromise
proposal, and to clarity the rea
sons for excluding all non whites
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-04-28
Fort Lewis Negro
Club Will Open

FORT LEWIS, April Effort
Lewis Ne gro enlisted mems
Beach Club No. will be opened
Easter Sunday, Col. Ralph r.
Glass, post commander, announc-
ed today.
A program including music and
singing will feature male chorus
the McChord Field Glee Club and
soloists from Tacoma. 1t will
start at p. m.
Lieut.. Col. Alvie L. Merrill,
Fort Lewis special service officer,
and Capt. Clarence H. Ennis,
corps special service officer, will
be speakers.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-04-28
More Negroes
To Go In Navy

WASHINGTON. - The Navy,
Marine Corps and Coast Guard
are going to increase their induc-
tons of Negroes, War Manpower
Commissioner Paul V. McNutt
told press conference today.
He added that he had worked
out a schedule" which would
guarantee that the proportion of
Negroes in the sea services even
tually would be the same as their
proportion of the national popu-
lation - about 10 per cent.
The Army, McNutt said. has
been Inducing Negroes at this
rate fright along" He would not
say when the sea services would
begin taking Negroes in higher
proportion.