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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
FOR The RECORD

timely action 70 lay tho foundation
FOR q Just and lasting rcaer TIE
Nou-rarisan Council TO WIN ne
Peace. has ISSUED = s'a'emout
lcned nv forty leaders ~ nation
~ organizations who have signed a
le;icr Including the following
plea
eve arc going 70 win MI. war
az that thcre IS no doubt Rw are
we going 10 win fhe peace thar
should follow ,icorv7 OF that
unfortunately 'herc IS doubt
We won The Inst var hui SIC lost
no peace We lost d because VI
ala not have the vision courage
and fore iehi To Keep V when We
had Tho powt 70 do 60 We must
not ict this happen AGAIN Our
dead sons must MOI have died IN
vain. our living sous mus be-
able 70 live for Americas future
and their own We can have a
peaceful world only II We remain
united with our Allies But We
must say 50 now Ouf Allies doubt
u.s. and with reason We must re-
solve these doubts -Four courage
Gus T. &. senators Joseph II
Bali Of Minnesota and Harold u
Burton ~ Ohio Republicans and
Carl A. Hatch ~ Ncw Mexico and
Lister Hil Of Aiahama Demo
Gratis. have taken tho lead They
have Introduced iu tho senate a
resolution calling Tor United Ma
tions oreani1a'ion 20 win ihc war
and mainfain tho peace ~ tho
world thereafter an our futures
may be siakca upon this resoM-
ilon n must NOT fail 10 pass The
Resolution is now ~ committee
and ihcre IS Danger thar g may be
watcred down until Il Is meaning
loss Lot tho Senators know that
the people Who tiehi and work
and suffer and die in this peoples
war are determined that they shall
not he cheated Of the fruits ~ vic
tory.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15

itontinued from page
VIII defca, the un'fine efforts n
tho poll TAX senator's TO block me
passage Of this vital war legisia-
tion
Tho McAiean rcprcscria'iyos
hat ha,c not sisnod Tho petition
arc Bennett 'RA. Bradley Rh
crawford fRl pondcro 'R' I'm
rel tRl HOFFMAN ,R, lonkman,
tRl Kitchener. oR), Rabaut. (Dt
and woodruff tR)
THE CITY ELECTION
II wont be hng now before
local politicians and their nunkess
will he making The rounds and
promising tho city Han 70 every
voter in the city Voters mus
look 10 tho future They must
select far-siehtod mon Who can
think out a constructive program
for citv-wide post war planning
Before this program can get under
way there must be house-clcan-
inr at The CRY Hall To our mind
only one strong man stands out
as among the group He is Conn-
Gilman George Edwards He has
proven that ne IS true friend
Many az us are aware that there
are some industrial leaders and
hackers Of the Citizens League who
are against any kind Of govern
mental planning for postwar plan-
ming for all or the people Labor
and minority groups must not al
low their enemies to put people IN
public office who continue 10 In
sure bars against ihcm.
First OF all let us see that our
friends noiehhors and fellow
workers arc registered voters This
is step number one toward getting
rid OF the gang that has REPRESENT
ed favored few.
Negro writers and leaders go
around talking about he great
power Of the local Negro vote.
People IN the know are luehlng
up'thcir sleeves because they know
the truth or the few thousand
Negroes that afe registered only
small percentage think enough
OF their rights 10 get out and vote
on election day. This is the reason
that we get-the-run-around on
10 and appointments and favors
that we request That Is why our
social clubs and homes are con-
stantly raided by the police asd
certain Judges treat us lightly
when we are brought before them
Your power ia IN your own hands
Get together and vote in all cleo
lions Let's stop pleading for cor
tain rights and policies lets dc.
mand them or else
FIGHT FOR PEACE
Aroused By the urgent need OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
Leaders OF Pacific Movement Go On
Trial; Charge Jap-Negro 5th Column

ST. LotIS-fANPl - Charged
with conspiracy 10 violate tho
wartime stature and the sclective
service law General Lee Butler
and David n Erwin Negro lead
ers OF the Pacific movement of
the Eastern World went on irIal
Tuesday before Judge Fred l.
Wham In East 81 Louis Jury
trial was waived
Asthma Talks whose real name
IS said 10 he Mimi DC Gnzman.
came here 10 testify against tho
leaders Talks founder Of the
movement here IL said 70 have
variously represented himself as
a japanese and a Filipino
He was hrourht back from tho
Federal Correctional institution a.
Sandstone. Mimi whefe he IS
sewing sentence Tor forgery Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
GIVE YOUR
COLD THE AIR
Ease Breathing This Way II Wave
of STIFFNESS Strikes You

It's emergency timc-durlng this SOS
son Of spreading colds with colds SICK
ness striking men. women and children
everywhere 50 here's something tcn
can do whenever head colds strike
Simply put two drops Of pcnctro Nose
Drops IN each nosirl then, breathe
decplv. Feel almost instant relief ~
they work fast 10 help open up cold
clorged nasal breathing passages =.
give your head cold the air Peneiro
Nose Drops are real prescription tyre
drops, containing genuine cphedrne
and other balanced medication that
shrinks swollen. irriated nasal mem-
hrancs 20 reduce congestion and check
sncc1inr t.co only o. directed Gcncr-
Gus bottle 30. ~ times a. much Tor
soc. Don wait for these miscrles n
attack. Today get Pcnctso Nose Drops.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
FLINT URBAN
LEAGUE BOARD
HOLDS MEET

FLlAT Nith The BOARD ~
Dlrcoiofs n fhc recently estah
lish'd lihsn league 81 Flint hold
IS ff-t meeting sincc The ar
riNal ~ no cyecufive secretary
Yesterday % the office, ~ iohn
J, Irwin mauacing director on
tho Film Cnmrunitv Chest
Wilism r Valentine lr who
Assumed tho duties 81 executive
sccic'arr only TWO vceks. report
90 % ne hoard outlining basic
plan Z operation Tor The league
The plrr included provisions for
2 nrelininWr SURVEY ~ the prob
lens refa anu acfiyities 81 tho
Negro ~ FLINT relative 20 hcalih
wolfa'c delinoucncy and crime.
housing recreation moraliiy en-
rlo,mcnf and income Tho survey
Will assemble vital information
concerning the Negro population
of Flint ~ be used in lntcrprc'-
inr rrphlens 10 the rencrai com
mnnry and 20 provide founda-
ton tor z sound program based
upon ac'tal problems faced hy
The Mcgee
Fffoy Win he made TO coor-
dnaie and supplement health
welfare ami recreation services
availohle 20 Negroes 10 frd M
c-es cd ewployment opportunities
Tor The Negroes ~ develop r
program ~ worker cdncasior
end 70 furher favorable lnier.
racial unders'anlirs and relafion
ships Tho propeser plan ~ op-
Grafton IS snNicicuflr flexible 70
allow ~ emergency measures ID
any ~ ihe Yields % attlvltv With
Witch fhe gceatosi needs mirhf
develor The aim ~ he Urban
learuc rot p eompefc With ~
ierlaro sny existing ofrani1anon
~ seiyhc hui wihcr 70 coonera'e
Win AZ agsnee n providing The
hest no NC eosylcc q the Ne
ero nanf'v
TIN meeting ~ be hoard was
presided over by Edward Cum
,nzs tompors'v psosidcni Those
piesent inriaaod ~ ~ N orc.
vife p.eSdonf Mrs Marie
Weeh sesroiarH and a = g.
Ilard easurcr Mrs J r Bey-
ant Y G Chanller Ernest por-
sce Nr n 6 csilf Dudley Nal
lor' r NccallnW g s Mott
Wis, rlrence Riddell " Ross
Il Sncnccr Bishop ey-ohleio
ncnhe-. and John l. Irwin Chest
director Members MOI present
wee NC. Bravfon r Y Long
Way nckc Lynch. Mark Rock and
nr J y Wilson
Tho Ifhan loaruc Witch s p
r,emhcr 81 he Flint Community
Clcsf IS occury'rr offices in
Room 4l2 ~ The InAnssial build
inr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
Mail call = e., s-il';2ry ilr..
sIon's Third Army. Louisiana
WAYNE L. SUMNER SESSION
10 Run II WEEKS

As part Of its program 10 speed
UP the flow OF trained men and
women in,o the armed forces and
into industry. WAYNE university
tnis wear has naugurafed a
tvelve-week summer session.
scheduled 20 run from June. FL
20 September 10. & was arc
rounced today by Dr na,id d.
Henry. executive vice. president OF
the institution Two six-week
sessions have also been arranged
&c meet the needs Of those nm
able To attend for the longer
period
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
SAYS NEGROES SHOtTD
OPPOSE tNTI.LtBOR LAWS

NEW YORK CITY Because ~
rer cent ~ Negroes are workers
and earn their living hv the
sweat ~ their hroWs and since
the enemy Of labor IS aiso 'he
enemy n the Nero Negro lead
ers and organizations should OF
pose antl-iahor LEGISLATION such
rs the Hobbs Bill tho Wadsworih-
Austin and Connally Bills stated
A PHILIP Randolph International
President Of tho Brotherhood 81
clceninr Car poricrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15

and himself White used the
kilograms in press releases.
HASTE Catspaw
White has used Judge William
HASTE As his catspaw in The same
way Instrumental IN placing Mr.
haste In the post as civilian aide
20 the secretary Of war. he was
in intimate touch with HASTE
nurlne the la''er's tenure ~ Of
iice Mr. Hastic although man
OF highest principle and charac-
ter was unable unfortunately 10
accomplish great deal In The
rigld, prejudice ridden. tradition
81 the army This may have hecn
duo IN part 20 his exceedingly
austcre personality So Mr. White
~ tho psychological moment pull
cd Hastic down and then. serving
as his press agent. sent ont re-
leases week after week which
vilified TuskeEee He had HASTE
level his reasons for resiening az
the air school 'hore
NAACP INNER CIRCLE
The next move doubtless will
come when ridFc HASTE is
awarded the spinesrn medal Tho
award which this year goes again
~ another close member of the
NAACD t4..,o~ ot-1fr L. - ~ me
scntcd Il is said nv Mrs Roose-
vcl' Tho glitter and slamor Of
the occaeion will eild The per-
sormance assuaee the TACT that II
Is given for leaving q post In war
time and establish nc NAACP as
the undirruted leader IN Negro
America. so the conspirators as
sumo
There are 80 MANY tasks before
Inc NAACr which need doing that
us executive secretary can scarce
" afforL 10 sncnd his time play-
lnc mira racial politics tearing
down Negro institutions instead
Of building them M friiterine
away time on hills before con-
Press which he knows have small
chance o. passing hut which serve
as an everlasting basis for aeiia-
ton and consequent meal-tickci
The NAACP needs leadership con-
secrated to honesty real Ameri-
canism and unselfish service 70
the race
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15

IVY III. ronmsn, re-
"a ~ 80 ,,c,n,a
~
li'''
Fact Ni,rcpr'>'h''o
,...,.,s ara As present adj
.,.....o, No horn the vic
I. Il. f,s,er smpaicn az mis-
'.,..,,o, ,ias 81 H. man in
" ~ asaFfa ,hat Walter
4. executive ,sry 81 the
,ro MS .he ncipal force
I. N which stopped
4, 49,, III Ysmp. to smear
,,nin.s,-aon ~ Tuskegee
I. IA, alua,S Fought every
I, ,o,ne.,sl unh Taskoeco.
..-s j. Ats Informant In
r,-rae r mus, pav him
!. ~ Mss. 4s Va NAAcp
l.ers rt rational assotia-
,ssh. pon, n WashAr-
As..ra pehoti p Motion
ron, As4ne b. mining ,fne
nm = n.so cl-rrnflv hin
70 ~ no SIX n undermine
T'e'fr' h'''' Ae schooh
: ? F'Nfi'en
? ts1o'fi'' Nrhnd ne tears
80 'e' va pHiA''d N me
E F'f's ~ v 'f Fnf MS rs
=" Ha' merry ~ say me
rN'' efopp 'ninNs
~ IIaN efoes easily
van y ''''H ana ms
''' a''e rieH nske-
"'E ehsnf' infT rot oc
'A''a rs 'nNN sa'Q
n0'' Nnpofani institution
'rrs e moral leadership
'oHuS "'N ~" n war WI
" 70 io''oN re luskegee
~ '7v 'onee'
Not wish Control
no TIM vas no simple
irrlrlsa M theie sfai.mcnis
Alstanas PROGRAM Tor The
d a-es naf ntonosa control
lsti ,An M sfa,o already
ne -irhr 10 nswe ,hree rus-
, trustees 81 yir.ue ~ the
charter Nss never brought
y iAese opp, inr forces Thev
10, sxp'ain ia, there ,s M
al dnrari ,iahama ron
M nono, IA Tnskogee or
lAr no siao snends now
In Tas loeee WOO ooo voar
neral s,s.e funds fo~ ART
ral e,fersion and sl5 nnn
m sapror ~ ocational
ula-s ~ ~ aflonol home
mics and 4 hos throueh
,ans soo 90 ,oa 100
ms por,h moro nnr SION
hiring ne n4e ian vears
~ maenf.ea mo sneoch ~
mas c.. sna,hs as ,honeh
colofcd n. ,n.ion IN Tho
was NJ. .rrcoa,cd Thov
10 mention IN, ,ho nro-
program hasea mon
s'l,e ens fmcnt and NOT
fs speech Thero wae mother
honest, or ns,,ce IN mo
Is which ,hev broa 80, 70
,nhft. q.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15

Read the concluding Of
he thrilling story, Native
Son." on page 9.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-15
y, Walter
bite Ags-Old
Be Of School
Claims HASTE,
II Inner Circle
Used AS Catspaw
=, .lprRr ANprR>oN

lru Y0RK ttNrl Observers
|, Mw watched WIN some
|,rrsr fhr fuiofr Which has
|lsr,s over aAethsr 'kegee'
.,~oa. school Alabama.
la m hoaf mr. accept IL
r,a al from 'he state IN
IA i lortrd To those
|.s.a ~ psbs afairs 2 has
| ,-rs-er, h4 something
Z, han oeairsts pahl'e re-ac-
|, 81. behind 'h considerable
|, erred uf a pehesman who
tlas b Tassceoe's trustee
"a rave vent p comment re-
,fs riea CLARIFIES ne picture
h.f
The Ely miner., 1943-11-04
Bananas 5000 Years Ago

Bananas, one of the worlds old
est cultivated crops, were men
toned in Chinese writings of more
than 5000 years ago.
The Ely miner., 1943-11-04
REGISTERED HOGS

Registered Berkshire Spring Bears. Gifts
Popular blood lines. Vaccinated. Breeding
cond. Green Meadow Farm, ,Waverly. Minn-
The Ely miner., 1943-11-04
Might Get Bit

Might Get Bit
Mummy. didn't you say that baby
had your eyes and daddy's Hose?"
"Yes, darling"
"WeH, you'd better iUatch him. he's
got grandpa's teeth noto."
Could Do 1t All
Clerk in Bookstore-This book
will do half of your work for you.
Student-Fine; I'll take two.
The average high school student
usually classifies his parents
among the simpler things of life.
Big Order
An engineer went into lumber
merchants office. ''I want some
timber for a bridge" he said.
He was ushered into a directors
office, treated royalty and prom
ised the best timber procurable.
Nov where does this bridge
go?" asked the merchant.
"On my violin, replied the en-
gineer.
The Ely miner., 1943-11-04
QuintupIets Use
MshMk For
Chest Colds!
TO Promptly Relieve Coughing
and Make Rreafhiuo Easier
No. 74SS

Whenever the Dionne Quintuplets catch
cold-their chests, throats and backs are
Immediately rubbed with Musterole
q product made especially to promptly
relieve coughing, sore throat and tight,
aching chest muscles due to colds.
Musterole actually helps break up local
congestion in the upper bronchial tract,
nose and throat.
Musterole gives such wonderful results
because it's what so many Doctors and
Nurses call modern counter irritdnt.
Since it's used on the famous COUNTS"
you can be sure it's just about the
BEST cold-relief you can buyi
IN 3 STRENGTHS: Children's Mid
Musterole for children and people with
tender skin; Regular for ordinary cases
and Extra Strong for stubborn cases.
The Ely miner., 1943-11-04

YOUR home should definitely ex-
press you! And there's no love-
lier way of showing your sense of
beauty than by making this lacy
The Ely miner., 1943-11-04
CATTLE FOR SALE

REGISTERED HEREFORD BULLS
Eight months to one year. Finest quality
CHES MAR FARMS Excelsior. Mimi
The Ely miner., 1943-11-04
YellOwheadS

Our familiar "greenbacks," inn
printed with a yellow seal on
which is named the place of cir
culation, issued for use in Sicily,
are called yellowheads.
The Ely miner., 1943-11-04
FARM MACHINERY
POULTRY

Pullets, June hatched Rocks. Reds. Giants.
$1.85 ea.; July Matched, 81 IS. Geese So so.
Guineas $50. Catalog. Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
PEYT0N. Rt. 2, Box 743. Duluth. Mfnn-
The Ely miner., 1943-11-04
E|;|||s||$||a''H||!4l01
Firing at the Sun

Firing at the sun
A bullet fired from a gun and
keeping its peak muzzle velocity
would require seven years to
reach the sun.
The Ely miner., 1943-11-04
CLASSIFIED
D E p A r T M E N T
LAMP, STOVE, PARTS
HELP WANTED

Auto. Mech. with ignition and carburetor
exp, steady work. Top wages. Write
Mr. Goff, 251 w. Kellogg Blvd. st. Paul.
The Ely miner., 1943-11-04
AUTO ACCESSORIES

Anti-Freeze, noncorrosive, inexpensive,
manufacture yourself. For details send &c
stamp. H. F. Betke, Box 500, Berger. Tex
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
S. C.. Equal
SaLavSuit
Is Planned

COLUMBIA. s c. - tANP) -
South Carolina Negroes are plan.
ming q court action before the end
of the present school term to bring
about IAN equalization Of teachers
salaries In South Carolina" the
N.A.A.c.P. said this week.
The equalization" according TO
educators would add at least
$2.50c 900 to the states annual school
budget. The conference committee
agreed this week to work to raise
the amount of money necessary TO
begin a suit before the end OF the
present school ter. in mid-Ma
according 10 James M. Hinton OF
Columbia, Of the state conference.
The 5000 Negro teachers in South
Carolina are paid on the basis OF
teaching certificates that carry q
low salary scale ranging from $3.50
year for the hrst-yesr teachers TO
$3.50 for teachers with three years
OF teaching experience. Most OF the
white teachers are issued certifi-
cate. that carry an annual salary
ranging from $3.50 to $500 yearly.
The Legislature. Wednesday.
gram. all teachers in the state q
$40 bonus and plans in Its general
appropriations. to raise the teachers
pay somewhere between $40 q
n onth and a fat IS per cent, begin
ming next year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

WASHINGTON. D. CAMP
Negro housing in Washington is
worse than ever. Housing officials
have advised federal authorities
that they can no longer guarantee
housing OF any sort for Negro new
corners Thus the many war work.
ers that come TO Washington are
faced with. a desperate housing
shortage. ~
The War Housing center hles
show such typical cases as three
families using single kitchen. 80
persons using one bathroom. eight
people living in one room; mother.
father and four children sleeping
in one bed.
The condition Is especially bad
for those workers who cannot, quail
ify as war workers. as they cannot
rent the homes in the new war
housing projects now under con-
struction. Only newcomers who
have lived here less than a year
can qualify for these places, AT
the present time these newcomer
too. are facing an appalling situa-
ton. They can be accommodated
only by squeezing in with others
already overcrowded
The situation will be greatly re-
lieved in the next few months when
an estimated 1878 family units and
1881 dormitory rooms will be COM
pleted. However, the housing con-
dition will remain serious for those
workers who are not eligible for
war housing.
A list OF the most desperate cases
include such conditions as exist on
the following streets:
L street. NV: Husband. wife
and six children evieted. Now liv-
ing with sister who has two
rooms. Family lives in one room.
Sister. husband and three children
live in kitchen. which they all
use. Several others use outdoor
bath"
Second street, NV: Husband
wife and three children Have been
in Washington four years. Live
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

completed their experiments. They
had won the battle.
There was no further question
about his place in the field OF
science.
Since the present war. while still
working with the soya bean, he's
been able to break the German
patent monopoly on synthetic sex
hormones. He's developed proges.
terone, a female producing hormone.
and one for males called testo.
sterone.
In all DR.. Julian, tas been issued
or has pending over 40 patents and
is the author Of go scientific publ
cations
The gift OF a brilliant mind has
made it possible for him to break
through fog OF racial bigotry and
enter into the clear sky OF intellec-
tual honesty where he chimes as one
OF the foremost scientific suns Of his
day.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
CAPITAL FACES DESPERATE
SHORTAGE OF WAR HOMES

in one room. Thirteen people use
the bath. Three families use the
kitchen"
Delaware avenue. SW: Husband
wife and seven children live in one
room. Outdoor toilet and pump.
Room heated by coal heater. own
er insists they move. The nine
sleep in two beds"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
These Questions answer
many a laxative problem

CUES. Are all laxatives alike?
Ans. Certainly not CUES. Are all
laxatives herbal laxatives? Ans. Nc.
some are saline. emollient. etc. Ques.
Is Black Draught herbal? Ans. Yes.
Black-Draught is purely herbal -
usually gentle but thorough if d.
rections are followed. That's why 1t
is called the friendly laxative"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

cloexcd upper breathing passages Of
nose and throat with every breath
YOU take.
You'll delight. too. in the WAY
Penetro relieves distress of cold-wearv
chest muscles part OF its ingredients
are readily absorbed by the top skin
and Its prompt counter-irritant action
brings that Redeemed glow OF blood
flow where u Is applied to show YOU
that one Of the most important natu-
raj forces Of your own body Is on the
job for you.
No wonder 80 many mothers are
making certain OF getting Penetros
pleasant relief by putting their call
for colds help this season in just FIVE
short words. "a jar OF Penetro. please.
And mothers do talk. YOU know. en-
Enthusiastically and approvingly when
they see Penetro IN acton. Handy TO
use clean and stainless You must
like Penetro or purchase price re-
funded Csc. double supply 35c,
TO-DAY, get PENETR0.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
Plan Cleveland NAACP

CLEVELAND. - The March pub
lie meeting OF the Cleveland branch
OF the National Association for the
Advancement OF Colored People
will be held March IL at Antioch
Baptist church under the direction
OF the legal redress and legisla-
ton committee.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

Black. Drauyh, has been a popu-
lar-selling laxative with four gen.
erations. Costs only 2Sc for Is
TO ~ doses. Comes powdere or
granulated, which many say is even
easier 10 take. Be sure TO follow
label directions. Next time. try
Black-Draught in the familiar yell
low box