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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Chop DoOn Trees
to Help Gunfre

II started 10 rain right after
evening chow and is continuing
September Cur shelter leaked
but we didn't get very wet. No
guard last night for our squad as
squad from ! company relieved
us for one night Slept we'll and
the mosquitoes didn' @bothcr me
for a change.
Chopped trees down at river
edge for clearer field of fire
Had an air raid at $3.50 this after
noon, first one for a long time
No damage done 10 us. Our fighter
planes split up their bombing for
nation and knocked down many
Jap planes.
Got new pair Of field shoes
today. Really needed them.
Chow was light tins morning
but good this evening Had good
| old American spudS for the first
time since coming here.
September 2S--Guard was peace.
ful last night Watch = 10 4.
This afternoon we were told 10
pack up and get prepared for
combat. Our hunch is that we will
reinforce the other marines at
Kukum. They have been having
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03

the night and no air raid during
tho day. Helped put up a few
large tents for an ammunition
dump.
Got a few post exchange supplies
this afternoon. Received cigarets,
tooth brush and paste, cigars and
half q candy bar. Had TO fight
TO get even that
Saw Gen Vandegrift. COM
mander i'm chief of the forces on
the island. for the first time since
we're here.
No action, except for a few of
the big guns firing IN the hills.
CONTINUED I'm tom0rrOw's Times)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Get NeuO Equipment,
Portable RunUays

Finally took fresh water bath
today Really needed il.
Had another air raid, but our
planes intercepted them out in the
bay before they had a chance to
get here. The result of yester-
days dog fights in the air was
10 Jap planes for us and we didn' [
Hose single plane.
our air fields have portable
runwayS now, modern and up to-
date We've lost about 40 planes
since coming TO the island and
most of them were damaged or
upset by poor runways.
We really have equipment here
now and II will take plenty to
move the United States off this
island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Entire Battalion
Joins Their Force

September 9g- After the long
hike last night We finally found "A
spot 10 sleep and rest No guard
was tap at any time last night
Slept hike a log What a difference
N sleeping where 1t IS cool and
no poSky mosquitoes at night.
Ate chow carly IN the a. m.
Saw Hill and talked for a while.
The whole third battalion moved
down here last night. Don't know
exactly where this location is, but
know it's near Kukum village.
Set up a quick shelter and dug
foNholeS for air raids, as they say
the bombs really come close here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Why Willkie
Nav Rum

OBERLIN, O., June 2-uNS)
The 1914 presidential election
will be decided in Michigan, Ohio
and the eastern states. Wendell
Willkie declared last night.
Willkie. who received an honor
airy doctor OF laws degree from
Obcrlin College, declared. Il may
be nominated in spite of myself. F"
when asked If he would seek the
COP nomination for president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03

drew our attention last night.
Listening posts across the river
reported all secure.
Ate "A little chow this morning
Ton>,l> are a little better today.
Washed what clothes / have to-
day. Cleaned my rifle extra well
for a change.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03

trouble and many casualties fight
ing laps there.
Anyway we were given six
cans of rationS for two days
emergency meals.
We began marching with all
gear, ammunition and packs AT 6
p. m, toward kukum and contin-
ucd 10 march tll dark.
Stopped AT Q o'clock and bivou-
aCkcd In a Coconut grove.
The march was tough, but what
can we do
No water till morning My
mouth is as thick and dry as tar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Jews 10 Celebrate
Festival Of Weeks

The solemn Festival of Weeks,
concentrating the revelation on
Mt. Sinai, will be observed June
9 and 10 with special prayers at
the Downtown Synagogue, II was
announced today By Rabbi Her
man RoSenwasSer.
Special memorial services will
also be held from 9 a. m. 10 l2:30
ID. m. June 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Rick S Companion
In Pacific FIiqht Here

! Col. Hans Christian Adamson,
who accompanied Capt. Eddie
RiCkenbacker on his fight which
ended in the waters of the Pacific
Ocean, and Mrs. Adamson are in
Detroit today as the guests Of
Detroits public schools.
Col. AdamSon was scheduled TO
speak at Northwestern High
School and at Cooley High School
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
MI. Clemens Gunner
Wounded in Action

MT. CLEMENS, June 2-Less
than six weeks after he arrived
in the European theater of war.
Tech. Ssrgt Raymond p. Miller.
%, was seriously wounded in ac- 4
ton as an aerial engineer and
gunner his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Miller were notified to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
He Fights to Get Half
of Chocolate Bar

October Had another good
nights sleep, except for my back,
which has been bothering me the
past few nights. Seems TO be my
kidneys this time.
No guard was mounted during
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
I ! NJ {
HGS HPTPF more TNlHNbEC

We on the home front have the
grave responsibility Of keeping UP
me stream Of equipment and
supplies vitel 10 me Allied Ma
tions armed forces. Every hour
not applied 70 production Of
essential war materials or 10 The
service Of war workers IS indirectly
boost Tor the AXIS. We must
not waste fine. Let's find our
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03

Sept 26-Got back in harness
tonight. stood guard with the
fellows as usual Had the
12-to-2 watch. A few horses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03

Job in war work 10 help speed
UP victory.
War plants in the Detroit area
need men and women, with or
without experience. Many firms
provide training, pay while you
learn, give you every opportunity
10 turn The time you've been let
ting go into urgently needed arms
FOR our fighting fronts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03

important Announcements of the Detroit Areas
Leading War Plants Appear in the Help Wanted
Columns of Quick-Action TIMES WANT ADS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
lines SnIlIpE--Mlehlsss<T>H..

T0WEp-lesla Grand River no $3.50 r
iOHLh oren A. . 10. Park Free Robt
Young LARAMIE DAY "JOt RNKY FOR
NNRGAKLT The Andrew sisters ard
Robert paige IN 'HON'S ABOUT IT."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
IIC-I.si brand River Avenue

OiiLhiDhN Oprn 4 90 Margaret iand-
saY M NO PLACE FOR LADY. -
Tom Brown. Lee Tracy. TIP PAlOFF.~
Cartoon DISHES % ladies'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
,TlNIrV-IsTO7 West Warren Ave.

OIhh Open ~ A. DAYS ONLY Now See
'>iEGE on LtNINGRtD. Filmed Under
clouds 81 Blood and Ran ~ Bullets Pins
1t NDERtONER MAN" Free Dishes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03

AnVERTIsEMEN1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07

lilo redne razdelitve kruha ma
vedejo svojo vsakdanjo potre-
bo. Ma pravo racioniranje nj po
tenn pozivu mislil Sc nihce med
obcani. Vsi SO bill nannrec pre-
pricani, da je zivil v nestu do
volj, samo skrivajo Jih.
Dne IL. decembra je "Moni-
teur" oznanil, da morajo vse
tiskarne tiskati sam NO krusne
karte, da Sc napravi konec te-
zaVam, to Sc pravi bitkam pred
prodajalnami. Ljudje SO Sc te-
daj bolj zanimali "a vsakdanjo
racijo kruha, XII jo bodo oblasti
odredile, nego "a novi cas-, XII je
napocil veliko revolucijo in
kakor "a vsakdanji tovor voza,
XII je vozil obsojence ma. mort
See. Bill so pesimisti, XII SO ra-
clio cenili ma tri funte dnevno,
optimisti so govorili o sestih in
vee funtih. Ko je obcina pobra-
la in registrirala 10000 izjav,
XII so jih izpolnil poglavarji pa
riskih druzin, sc je izkazalo, da
bi bila dnevna potreba po kru-
hu, kolikor so jo cenili obcani,
desetkrat vecja, nego je moke
sploh prihajalo v mesto.
Dne "a. februarja 1894 Sc je
potem prvic pojavila krusna
karta. Racija je znasala pol
drug funt ma dan, torej polovi-
co tega, kar so pricakovali pc
simisti. A to je bio Sc vedno
dosti v primeri racijami, XII so
jih doloeili pozneje. Dne "a. fe-
bruarja je pek vsaki osebi ma
odrezek karte iz al poldrug
funt kruha, pet tednov pozne-
je, dne l. aprila, je dobivala
pariska gospodinja samo ce-
trt funta ma kupon, a ia kolici-
ma je potem padla Sc nizje ma
1/8 in Sc nizje -.
Toda izum klavca Legendra
Sc je izkazal "a neobhodno po-
trebnega. Tako potreben je bill,
da ie diva tedna po krusni karti
sledila tudi mesna karta. Raci-
je so bile nanjo tako majhne,
da so morali "a bolnike dovoliti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07
Eksekucijska vojska je Z

{ EksekuclJska voJska Je re
drugi dan zapustila samostan,
a Rowan nj Sci znjo, nego je O.
stal ma Smreki, ker Sc je bilo
bait, ,da :umrje njegov, ze dolgo
casa bolni oee. A tudi Matija
Jazbec nj odsel z vojsko, mar
vec Sc je preselil V samostan
ker ga je Hugon Alba imenoval
zacasnim zapovednikom samo.
stanskih vojakov. To imenova'
ME je Malta z radostjo spre'
jel in je bill jako sreeen in po'
nosen ma svoje dostojanstvo. Sc
isti dan je odjezdil v St. Lam,
bert povedat znancem in prija.
teljen to novice.
Ko sta sedela z grajskim ka'
planom pri vreu rujnega vina in
mu je zlahtna kapljica razgre
la kri, je zaeel delati najsmelej,
Sc naerte "a prihodnjost.
q (Dalie Drihodn5ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07

of operation. Last year around
1900, 100000 pounds of brass
Containing approximately 1900
100000 pounds of copper went
into cartridge cases alone. This
quantity of copper is sufficient
for enough household lamp cords
to reach to the planet Venus at
its minimum distance from the
earth - approximately 25,000,000
miles!
Virtually every article of.war
whether it is for direct combat
use or equipment for industries
producing for combat, requires
copper in some form. Mr.. Clough
pointed out. The Beldcn Com
pany, with plants in Chicago and
Richmond, Indiana, uses impor-
tant quantities Of copper for the
production Of electrical wires and
cables in large variety of appli-
cations for the fighting forces
and war goods manufacture.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07
Prvo zzivilsku
nGkuznico

Bio je %. oktobra |. 1893 ali
prvega brumaira, kakor Sc je
glasilo po novem koledarju.
sest dni po obglavljenju kralji-
ce Marie Antoinette. Pariz ze
nj vee dosti govoril o tenn do
godku, zanimale SO ga po sill
razmer vaznejse stvari.
Glad je vladal V vseh 10000
pariskih druzinah. Cello tisti, XII
so imeli denar, 81 MISC mogli do
biti kruha, kvecjemu "a fanta-
sticne Gene. A kaj je bill denar?
Asignati, krpe papirja, "a kate
re SO Sc kmetje branili dajati
svoje pridelke.
Uvoz zivil v mesto je bill ma
lenkosten, druga mesta so skrb-
no cuvala svoje zaloge, Gene so
Sc zavoljo nesmotrnega della po-
.edinih oblastev dvigale neod-
gled. Dne /. brumaira je mislil
konvent, da je nasel primeren
ukrep:
"zivilsko konisijo. Ia maj bi
pazila, da bi Sc zakoni izvrseva-
Ii tudi praksi. A kako je bilo
to mogoce, ko je vsepovsod VIA
dal kaos, ko nj bilo skoraj mic
uvoza, ko so prepirajoce Sc in
jokajoce zenske oblegale trgo-
vine vsepovsod. Samo v Parizu
je bio treba placevati vsak dan
5 milijonov doklade v nasem de-
narju, da bi Sc Gene pritiskale
navzdol. Tedaj Sc je ma neki Sc
j mestnih poslancev oglasil
moz, XII je poznal svoj poklic,
pa Sc kaj drugega: kla We C
Louis Legendre. zakaj, je vpra-
sal srditim glasom, ne bi Sc
nasla moznost,, da bi vsak dobil
el,ako kolieino, enako majhno
kolicino kruha, moke in mesa
ee je 1noke ttako malo ma raz'
polago, tako malo kruha in Sc
mani mesa? Predlagal je, maj bi
Ivsak obcan nayedel rlajnujnej-
Be kolicine zivil, ki jih potrebu.
je zase in svojo druzino.
Predlog nj bill videti slab. Sc
| istega dine SO poslai Legendra
TX ziviiski komisiji. Tam :je dol
/ 30 casa konFeriral q na6elaikon
| fGajponom. Rezultat je objavi
teden dni pozneje, 20. oktobra
| 1893 iiradni s'Noniteur' Y obi
lxI poziva ma obcane, mai Eavo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07
stOPATOV
PRAPOR$CAK"
SPISAL FIR. REMEC
SPISAL FIR. REMEC

voril menihe, da bodo predlaga-
Ii, maj Sc MENU poveri zacasno
,vodstvo samostana, dokler ne
bo izvoljen novi opat.
Komaj dobro uro potem Sc je
priblizala vojska. Ma celu VOL
ske je jahal Rowan, poleg ME
ga pa je bill drug jezdec, XII je
nosil prapor grofa Ortenbur-
skega. Prebivalstvo, Xxi sa-
mostanskih dogodkih nj nicesar
+slutilo, je prestraseno drvelo
skupaj, kajti vojastva nj bilo
nikdar veselo. Vojska pa jo je
naravnost krenila v samostan,
cigar vrata so bila ma stezaj
odprta. Ma dvoriscu SO bill zbra.
nj vsi menihi prijorjem Mark
vardom, XII je v imenu reda IL
rocil Rovanu samostanske klju-
&c.
Moja naloga DO kmalu
koncana, je dejal Rowan, ko je
zbranim menihom naznanil skle-
pc preiskovalne komisije. Ker
Sc je samostan brez odpora in
ma prvi poziv VIDAL, imam samo
Sc emo poskrbeti; vpeljati mo-
ram zacasnega vodjo samosta-
ma.
Zdaj je pristopil pater Kon-
rad in rekel Rovanu:
- v imenu vseh sobratoV
prosimo, da sc zacasno vodstvo
samostana izroci prijorju Mark
vardu, XII uziva zaupanje in lju-
E;bezen vseh samostancev in ina
vse moznosti, da napravi red.
- ObzaluJem, ola tel zelJl ne
smem ustreci, je odgovoril Ro'
van. Komisija mi je narocila, da
izrocim zacasno vodstvo. samo'
stana patru Hugonu Abb.
Menihi so bill skrajno neu'
.godno preseneceni in SO burnc
ugovarjali, ali pomagalo jim to
nj mic. Rowan je postal samo'
stansko koeijo ma <Smreko in
knalu Sc je pripeljal V samo
stan Hugon Alba in Rowan mu
! ie slovesno izrocil samostanske
kljuce in ga predstavil meni,
hom in usluzbencern kot zacas
mega opata zatiskega samosta'
| ma. @,-,
Hugon Alba je takoj prevze
vodstvo samostana in zacel svo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07

CHICAGO-Modern warfare con-
sumes copper in quantities SO vast
as to be beyond the comprehen-
sion of the average individual.
To illustrate the vital role play
ed by the metal, H. w. Clough,
vice president of the Belden
Manufacturing Company, a lead
ing copper fabricator, chose some
tSsstta fEana only one branch of the
essgsbaG ss-s:14es-3ke Navy-for
the accompanying chart.
An aircraft carrier requires up
wards of 100000 pounds of cop
per; a destroyer needs approx
mately 100000 pounds; the small
but deadly PIT boats incorporate
some $4,000 pounds; in one min
ute of combat so fighter planes
shoot away $4,000 pounds of the
metal; 500 of certain types of
anti-aircTaft guns discharge
100000 pounds during one hour
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07

je delo tenn, da je pregledal
samostan. Nasel je osem zensk,
XII so priznale, da live vec me-
secev V samostanu. Hugon je
dal vsaki nekaj denarja in jih
odpravil liz samostana, potem
pa zaukazal, da Sc morajo vsi
menihi strogo in natancno raw
natl po predpisih svojega reda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07
STRAIN s.

Tudi drakonske kazni "a pre-
krske MISC mic novega. Pek, XII
je leta 1874 prekrsil zakon, je
moral placati okroglo 1000 fir.
globe, v tezjih primerih pa je
padel pod udar "zakona o sum-
ljivih osebah" in to je pomenilo
v SO primerih izmed 100 - gi-
liotino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07

dodatne racije ma posebno do
Ivoljenje zdravstvenih uradni-
kov. Karta, njeni kuponi, zni-
zujoce Sc racije, dodatne racije
in posebna dovoljenja MISC torej
mic novega. Niti vojni in enotni
kruh nj mic novega, poznali SO
ga tudi tedaj in Sc je imenoval
"kruh enakosti".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07

v zatiskem samostanu sta "a.
vladala strah in trepet, ko sta
naenkrat pridirjala diva jezdeca
na saraostansko dvorisce in
sporocila, sda Sc bliza eksekucij-
ska svoiska pod poveljstvom
Andreja Rovana, da zavzame
samostan. Jezdeca sta v Rova-
novem imerlu zahtevala, da mo-
rajo bill odprta VISA samostan-
ska vrata v dokaz, da Sc samo-
stan prostovoljno vda.
PRIOR Markvard, sedaj maj,
boljsi prijatelj in zaveznik opa-
TOW, je takoj Intel " Albertuso-
vo stanovanje, da Sc MIN do
govori, kaj je storiti. Toda AL
bertusa nj bilo., Qpatev kaplan
je priJprju povedal, da Sc je AL
bertust De prejsnji dan $ svojc
sestro odpeljaF in da ga Cd te'
daj Sc nisnazaj.
MarkVard je sedaj ukazal pri'
praviti vse, par je treba ia O.
bramho sanostana. Prevzel je
opatoye poslc in postal jezdeca
v st.ELambert, maj Sc opat ia:
koj vrne v samotan. Jezdec Sc
je kmalu vrnil, a prinesel je no
vico, XII je v samostanu nastalc
zbeganost Sc poVecala, da je
namrec opat pobegnil. -.
Menihov Sc je polastila jezs
ma Albertusa in. ,sedaj seveda N
bio vee govora, sda bi Sc samo
stan uprl eksekucijski armadi
MarkYard je hkazal odpreti vsa
vrata in odslovil v naglici ski
cane krnete, 2 menihi pa Sc j
dogovoril, da bodo vso krivdt
zvrnili ma Albertusa. Tudi nast
Markvard nj pozabil in prego
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07

Shka predstavzja poro6ntko
Hiro Higuc1ai, XII je japomskega
pokolenja, ter, je kaplap ,pri
anaeTi$ki armadi. Kaplan je BIO
81 doma6in Havajske, ter drugi
joponski kapzon, XII je bill povi-
san y armadi. Sedaj pohaja
HARVARD u9aiUeTso.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07
tNstlalievanje)

Ne Rovanl, nego tebi.! Kaj
mislis, da ne vem, da me je lie
iz ljubezeni do tebe resil jece in
sramote?
Vzpodbodel je konja in zdir-
jail s svojimi spremljevalc z
dvorisea. Malta je gledal "a
MIN in Sc jezil:
= Ali je to kaka prayica, da
gre moz brez kazni Cd tod? Bog
daj, da bi 81 ma potu vsaj nogo
zlomil!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-24
Mormon Thomas on FEPC and Unions

action which toward vndat
ing Americas honor and essenng racial tension The Presidents
Fair Employment Practice Committee unanimously found that the
Of the Negro fremen against certain Southern railroads and the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Femen and Engnmen just and it
directed the railroads the jobs of the Negro fremen and to
applicant solely of color remains
to be how well this directive will be obeyed
There effort Congress provide for
Fair Employment Practice Commission function in
well as and with real compel obedience bill
this end has already been drawn and hope will be introduced
1t amentabe fact that unless including such
usually progressive unions change their practices this bill behalf of
fair employment must be directed them well against
employers Where collective bargaining prevails under agreements with
which exclude Negroes cord workers either barred al
together from jobs Disseminated they have
picking their spokesman One proposal which has been
suggested that union should be recognized coec
bargaining unless and until it ends this of discrimination.
would day for America and for the whole labor
unions would promptly make legislation against them this sub
wholly unnecessary by ending discrimination foreign their
interest and nbest ideals fair employment
protection law will do than
racial and vndate American
Norman Thomas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-24

standing authority on parks and
Fairgrounds, to advise on the prof.
ect. Such a committee could invite
representatives of the larger as
sociations of commerce to meet
with it and discuss plans. Such a
committee would Immediately at
tract the attention of those who are
interested in making New York the
worlds finest city and such a COM
mittee would go long way toward
restoring the confidence of the bet
ter class of people of New York in
Harlem.
Don't let anybody kid you into
thinking that steps are not needed
to restore that confidence which
was destroyed by the orgy of hood
lumism a few months ago. Ask any
colored real estate dealer, insur-
ance broker, or prospective home
purchaser who desires to get a
loan from a bank, if you want to
find out whether Harlem was hurt
by this spectacle of rampant van
dalism. There are still few who
think it was smart, but they will
learn before many months have
passed.
I am of the opinion that 900 of
all the merchants in Harlem would
be willing to aid in improving the
appearance of their business estab-
lishments. l am of the opinion that
something might be done with the
unsightly and depressing Lafayette
Theatre. I am of the opinion that
if real effort were made, Harlem
could be transformed from a mu-
nicipal eyesore to a place of in
spiration and beauty.
Well, what's holding US? Let's
go!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-24

In memory of our beloved hus-
band and father, the late DR.. L. W.
Harris, who passed away Dec. %,
1889. Gone but not forgotten.
Sunset and evening star,
And one clear call for me!
And may there be no moaning of
the bar,
When 1 put out to sea.
Twilight and evening bell,
And after that the dark!
And may there be no sadness of
farewell,
When I embark;
For tho from out our bourne of
Time and Place
The food may bear me far,
I hope to see my Pilot face to face
When I have crossed the bar.
Sadly missed by Mrs. L. w. Har-
ris, wife; Miss Arlee Harris, Miss
June Harris and Mrs. Odell Gallo
way, daughters, st. Paul; Master
Sgt. Lee W. Harris, son, Camp
Pinedale, Calf.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-24

the meeting that could not accept.
But want this group, and all other
groups created for the same pur-
pose, to know that am with them
one hundred per cent and will spare
no efforts to aid them in what I
consider one of the most worthy
efforts that can be attempted.
For we can make Harlem, at
least that part of it which meets
the eye of the thousands of people
who pass through its main thor
oughfares, beautiful and attractive.
1 would like to see a Harlem-wide
committee formed, composed of in
f1uential citizens like A. A. Austin
of the Antillean Corporation which
has large real estate interests in
Harlem and therefore a vital stake
in it's rehabilitation, and Z Henry
Craft, Secretary of the Y.M.C.A.,
who not only has the social per-
spective but engineering training,
and Vertner Tandy, architect, who
is creating the plans for Harlem's
new low-cost housing development
under the Housing Authority and
representative of the Harlem AS
ISOLATION of Trade and Commerce,
and the officials of all of the banks
on 125th Street and representative
merchants and businessmen and
women. With a committee COM
posed of such people, which would
of course include the publishers of
all the Harlem papers, start could
be made.
Such a committee could invite
Mr., Robert Moses, the worlds ont
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of Joseph John
son, who departed this life two
years ago, Dec. "a, 1941.
Often we pause and think of you
And think of how you died;
To think you could not say good
bye
Before you closed your eyes;
No one knows the silent heart
ache,
Only those who have loved can
tell
OF the grief that is borne in ST.
lence
For our dear one we loved so
well.
Sadly missed by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Ragland, mother and father; Mr..
Orville Johnson, brother; Mrs. Lii
liam Arnold and Mrs. Beulah Nell
son, sisters.