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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-14
Wesleyan Guild
Studies Missions
Mrs. James Story And Mrs.
Ed Nj. Anderson, HOstesses
To Group On Thursday

Mrs. James Story and Mrs. Ed
M. Anderson were joint hostesses
to the Wesleyan Guild of the
West Jefferson Methodist church,
at the home of the latter, on
Thursday when fourteen mem
bers were present inspite Of the
unfavorable weather.
The new president, Mrs. Earl
Davidson, was in the chair and
following the business session,
she turned the meeting over to
the program chairman, Miss Lena
Gambill.
Emissions" was the topic Of the
program an dfollowing deVotions
by Mrs. Carlos Thomas, Miss
Gambill and Miss Martha Plonk
gave very interesting discussions
of the mission work in various
fields. in the past, and the results
Of the present war on such &C
Invites. Mrs. Gale Mcmillan was
in charge Of the music.
At the close Of the program, a
brief New Year contest was held
inwhich Mrs. Thomas Sears won
the prize.
The hosteSses served a salad
and dessert course with hot tea
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-14
Grassy Creek News

Rev. and Mrs. J. O. Spencer
have returned to their home in
Bel Air, Md, after a visit with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wood an
nounce the arrival of a son, born
in Ashe hospital, Wednesday,
January 6.
Graf Parsons has returned to
his post, Cherry Point. N. c., af-
ter having spent the past ten
days with parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. V. Parsons.
Mr.. G. D. Sturgill, who has
been i'll for a few days, is slowly
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance GRAPHICAL,
of Norfolk, Va, and Ted Gray
beal, of Bel Air, Md, are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reece
GRAPHICAL here. Vance is in the
U. S. Navy and Ted is employed
in the Glen L. Martin plant in
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. GRAPHICAL
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul GRAPHICAL
and sons spent Friday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobson
Hash, Fox, Virginia.
Cards have been received here
from Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Gray
beal, Winston-Salem, announcing
the arrival of a daughter, Mary
Eileen.
Mrs. Lawrence Johnson, Mt.
Airy, and Mrs. Jessie Nalgrum,
Wytheville, Va, are visiting their
mother, Mrs. r. L. Anderson, who
is very i'll at this time. Mr.. An
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-14

derson, who had the misfortune
of reaking his ankle last August,
is able to be up on crutches now.
Miss Minnie Haynes is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haynes, at
Welch, West Va, and expects to
60 on to Redwood, Calf, for an
extended visit with her brother
and sister-iH-laW, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Haynes.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-14
for helping get them
home for the Holidays!

Thanks to you, most critical period in
wartime bus transportation has been
passed with flying colors!
Just before Christmas, Greyhound asked
you to "Give Your Christmas trips to
men in the Service"-and you did! Be-
cause you postponed such trips thou
sands of men and women in the armed
forces were able to go home by bus for
Holiday leaves and furloughs They
thank you for precious hours spent with
loved ones-Greyhound thanks you for
cooperating so willingly and voluntarily.
In helping service men make Holiday
trips home, you also made travel
smoother and more convenient for war
workers and others whose trips could
not wait.
It is cooperation like this that makes it
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-14
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Mrs. R. F. Day, of Fleetwood,
announces the marriage of her
daughter, EValee, to Ronda V.
Miller, son of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
len Miller, Of Triplet. The cere-
mony was performed in York, S.
c., Dec. p.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-14
WOnan's Club To
Meet On Friday

The regular meeting of the
Woman's club will be held on
Friday afternoon in the library
at $3.50.
At this time the annual election
of officers will be held and other
important business plans will be
discussed. All members are urg-
ed to be present.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-14

Miss Faye Howell entertained
Miss Rita Hart, at a birthday din
ner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Goodman, on Sunday,
when a few special friends were
invited. A birthday cake formed
the centerpiece Of a beautifully
appointed table.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-14

possible for Greyhound and other bus
lines to carry on the tremendous mass
transportation job that is so essential to
winning the war.
To aid in this wartime task, Greyhound
for many months has asked travellers,
whenever possible, to plan their trips for
periods when buses are less crowded.
BY accepting this and other practical
suggestions, you have helped to keep
Americas transportation strong and
active in our nations defense.
When transportation emergencies arise
in the future, Greyhound will keep you
informed of ways in which you may
help. In the meantime it is wise to plan
your trips for the uncrowded mid-week
days, and to ask your Greyhound agenE
for information, well in advance.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Vote League
Meeting Set
For Friday

4 GENERAL m m b ership
n meeting Of The Detroit
League Cf Women Voters will
be- hold Friday A. 2 p m Al The
league office m the Hammond
Building
Mrs OnHle Bond viii lead a
discussion on tho foreign policy
Of the United states dealing
viz INC -four postwar co-opera-
ton measures Congress VIII be
considering shortly They are
the Bur,on-liatch-Hll bin the
FuIbuIrt resolution the Gil
leue resolution and the Pepper
resolution
a brief report on the major
candidates for 10 city primary
oc' 5 Wll be- made a. the
meeting and sample ballots Will
be distributed 10 INC members
Mrs Edward Boehm and Mrs
GcrF-ff DCWeera represented
t-a taglC .U The task of regis
tcrlrE tn'eH ~ the City Han
and r 're branch Offices au-
fnorlrd ny C.ty clerk Tnomss
p Llacrettr ~ tre Ford and
Nesf Side Local Union head
quarters
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Shdncks
OnWeddinq
Trip East

ENSIGN AND MRS. DON
- AID LEE SHANCK are on
their wedding trip in the East
following their marriage. Sept.
II, in the Fort Street Presby-
terian Church. DR.. Willis l..
Gelston offlciated.
Mrs. Shanck is the former
Kathryn E>tcrling Lee. dauch-
ter of Mr. and Mrs George Lee
Of West GrecndalC avenue and
the bridegroom is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs Roy r Schanck Of
DouglaSton, Long Island, y Y.
The bride wore a white satin
gown fashioned with q yoke ot
DuchcSSe lace and a long train.
Her full length veil OF tulle fell
from a Coronct of DuchesSe lace
and pearls, and she carried
shower bouquet OF white roses
and CaTdCnlaS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Zontas TO Hear
Speech on Peace

GEORGE II BAKER viii
speak on Wanted a Lasting
Peace a. a dinner meeting of
the Zonts Club 10 be hold
Thursday evening az Gas
o'clock at the Federation Club
House or Second a. Hancock
avenue
MIR. Baker IS the executive
secretary Of the Detroit COM
mittee for the Study o. the
Organization ~ Peace ard ire
head o. the social studies de-
rartr1er, ~ Northeastern High
SCE0Cl
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Bette Schubert
To Wed Officer

MR. AND MRS ELMER G.
SCHUBERT Of Cheyenne ave
nue. announce The engagement
Of their daughter Bette Mae
% II Zar a Reader son Of
Mr. and Mrs Zar a Reader Of
Piedmont avenue l.. Reader
is stationed with the Dental
Corps Of the Harper Hospital
Unit in North Africa
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Heeddresses OF Blue

Mrs. George Frederick Mehl-
ing cousin of the bride was the
malron of honor. She wore an
American beauty gown fash
ioncd with a lace bodice and
bounant tullc skirt The Misses
Gale Boyle and Marilyn Louise
CouSiro were the bridesmaids
They wore gowns similar 20 that
Of the honor attendant IN tur-
quOl>c blue All the attendants
wore headdrcSScs OF blue and
American beauty feathers and
carried arm bouquets OF yellow
roses
Stanley Sharck was his
brothers best man William
Lehman Richard Nelson and
Douglas Page were uShers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Wear Orchid Bouquets

Mrs Lee chose an aquaWarne
crepe gown and Mrs Schanck
wore an American beauty crepe
fr0c< Both mothers wore cor
sage bouquets Of orchids
A reception was held follow
lnC the service a. the home ~
Tho brides parents Mr. and
Mrs SnarCE icft later on mp
East after which they viii re-,
SIDE 10 Boston. where Ensign
SChanck d, uoW stationed
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

One Of these nutrition hcnc held The chapter
house and another the Women CITY Cnr
Mrs Hobbs organizing night C'a,. nutrition toostar
oct l.
Capt and Mrs Philip Hart Clancy ErEcsI since
their wedding June have been W charming little apart
Morristown \ j. Camp DIX where Capt Hart
stationed have given up and leaving for me >ouht
Capt Hart has been transferred camr me Cult Of
Mexico
Janey according reports who
has developed into efficient e housokcep and thoroughly
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
60 TO Washington for Red Cross

Nrs Dyer Elrnucan chairman Of volunteer service
denarer of Detroit chapter Red Gross and Mrs JeVe
Of production arc EoinC 10 washington uS
week on Red Cross business
Mrs Kinnucan and Mrs Dwyer are At the chapter head
quarters every day except Saturday, when is closed
headquarters the place 70 20 10 ser some
bees and relax only Al noon
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Attended School in Ontario

She is a member Of tae Junior League and Sigma Gamma
Association
I3er spce Trinity College School Port Hope Ont
-d Was Graduated Johns College. Boston.
Hamilton and her sister EIsTcth who was married TINS
summer matter Of deep regret that
Tspctn tay unable for The announcement party
Flt away Vancouver b C.. where her huSban'
$ stationed
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Mrs. Gray Closes Home

MRS. PAUL r. GRAY closed
ner summer home Gray Cote.
U uafWChpCrt, on Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Soldier Brothers Fail TO Meet

IT,, the way army that brothers can come home
lough and each other t"loe-by - hours
This happened Cpl Howard Ballanyne jr and Cpl Ted
Balantyne
Ted who corps ordnance expected home this
weekend from Texas
Howard with the Eighth Arnored Division was here
on roueh and returned 10 his post
Camp Polk, La.
He arrived home on his previous urloueh only few hours
after Ted had gone Fort Custer.
-n-.a an. aach other than
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Mrs. Cornelius Returns

MRS. WILLARD NJ. COR
NELICS has just returned from
4 summer al Manltou Beach.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Mrs. John Ford on Duty Daily

Mrs Harold Boyey Mrs Dan Buell. and Mrs John JenneSS
Nevc1mb everyday IN the foreign inquiry department
Mrs 1ohr Ford chairman Of The local chapter Of course
g duE-C day .., ,, r,,
rl.ra whose husband Mai Donald tUSMC Mrs
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Mrs. Arthur BuhI Visits Sister

Nr, Arthur IT Buhl who spent summer AZ Nantucke
returned her home ken"ood road Crosse
Pone departed again for Clair Mich 70 see her
SISTER Mrs Harriet Nagle Thursday Mrs Buh came back
home
She is leaving again this Sunday night New YORK with
her daughter Mrs Hudson and her granddaughter
julie Hudson
Mrs Buh and Hudson viii Julie settled AZ school
IN Iero Mass this being year away from home and
WI be, U Detroit SATURDAY.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

THE Women'S City Club mem-
L berS are gathering up the
last blooms from their gar
dens for the final flower show
of the season al the club audi
torium Monday from noon until
9 p. m The exhibit, which is
being sponsored by the club
and the Detroit Garden Center,
will be free 10 the public
Mrs Frederick J Schumann,
chairman of the flower and gar
den committee, and Mrs, Clar-
ence w Avery, chairman Of the
Detroit Garden Center, have an
nounced the theme of the show
will be historical and patriotic.
Depict -Four Freedoms
Class !. featuring still lifes
depicting the Four Freedoms,
will have entries arranged by
Mrs Henry Epley Mrs. David
D. Dunlop Mrs. George VI Lam
ing and Mrs CIV, Mas Others
may contribute 10 this group
Glass II, arrangements in
American antique containers,
will exhibit arrangements by
Mrs. Augustus O'Dell of Bloom
field Miss Clara Snow. Mrs
Emil Leidlch, Mrs, George L.
Coulton, Mrs Edgar r Cooper,
Mrs Lawrence SpraGue. Mrs
V b DePetris. Mrs, Frederick
McMurtrie, Mrs. George OPP
and~MrS Horace Woodward.
Spirit OF '7b' TabIeau
Glass VI entries include a
table setting expressing the
Spirit Of rs, by Miss Jeannette
Guysi and Mrs, A. II Meyer,
both OF Bloomfield, a table de-
pictlng the gold rush OF lS49 by
Mrs Henry + Epley the Civil
War period by Mrs W BercS-
ford Palmer; the Victorian ora
by Mrs. George L. Coulton the
1914 period by Mrs. Allan Shell
den and a modern table set with
Steuben glass by Mrs Benson
Ford
A ballot box will he used by
visitors 10 denote their choice IN
the exhibits. Miss Clara Snow
will be in charge Of this part OF
the show Among hosteSses are
Mrs Frederick HuetWell\ Mrs.
George Bouton and Mrs George
Villerot.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Briqqses Give Farewell Dinner

Mr and Mrs Briggs FANNY farewell dinner for Mr
and Mrs Charles T. Fisher Jr Glahot Briggs anc children
who will live in Washington for the dur.ij or.
Mrs Fisher and five children spent tho summer
on Page Fo
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
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Post-debuante Hamilton Herbert's engage
Ames Wood Hewlett Of Boston
announced given Saturday by her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Herbert
the Herbert residence in Beverly road.
Richard Thornton Broadhcad Hobbs Harold
Tyree Miss Christine Symngton Miss Agnes Holmes
among other regulars
Mrs Hobbs taken nutrition charmanshp which
full time Job
According ruling 20 hours training
nutrition for any wishing be dletclsn
aide caneen aide.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
News Revealed at ca
In Crosse Po1nte Home
or Bdde-to-Be S Parents

I5E Of pos'ieautsrto Hamilton iierberts
engagement Wood Hewlett 0t Boston was made
ty rer parents. tho William II Herherts. AZ tea on
SATURDAY mo Herbert residence n Beverly road
- Crosse ponte Farms
Aues The Sor Mrs Amos Wood Ho~ett of
Syrsc.>e Nr How Cl' lIc arrived Saturday
morning N.rs also Saturday morning from Syra
Mrs John AmC from Cleveland 4hc\ are
= u --c---r-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Capt. and Mrs. Hart Move South

IN -AnnIlchnfs % /
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-08
ANN ARBOR
BOY MADE


Francls Edwin Ellis. Of Ann
Arhor. Mich. was commissioned
a second Lieutenant In the US.
ARMY on April 30. upon his sue
cessful completion OF the OFFICER
Candidate course AZ the Infantry
school AZ Fort Benning, Ga.
Lieutenant Ellis is the son OF
Mrs y Ellis. OF Chandler. Okla
lie was indicted into the Army
Oct 20 l943 and served with the
B1.R.T,C at Fort Mcclellan,
Ala. The new officer is grad
Lpte Of Douglass high school,
Chandler. OKLA; and the Univer-
sity OF Michigan. at Ann Arbor
where he was prominent as a
member OF The Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-08
CONTINUED from page ~
Quoted by full time librarian.
Patriotic Activities

One OF the achievements OF the
meeting was the purchase OF q
$4,000 war bond by the sorority.
This purchase totaled with previous
national. regional and chapter
1 purchases. now brings Delta Sig
ma Theta's war bond Investments
we'll over the $4,000 mark. The
most outstanding single achieve
ment in such patriotic activities
was the announcement OF the fact
that Alpha Gamma Sigma chapter
in Memphis. Tenn. had recently
raised $4,000 IN a war bond drive
which It had conducted in the city
OF Memphis.
Reports further showed that the
sorority's other war time activities
consisted OF extensive cooperation
on both national and local scale
with such agencies and organiza-
tions as the OPA, Owl. OCD. FEPC,
and Red Cross. Chapters through
out the country have also complete
ly furnished day rooms ut camps.
overnight hostels for soldiers. and
day nurseries for the children OF
war workers. In recognition OF the
individual services being perform
ed by members OF the sorority dur
ing the war, the executive com
mittee voted 10 extend financial
standing to Its members who have
entered military and foreign serv-
ice for the duration.
1920 In Scholarships And Loans
An announcement was made dur
ing the sessions by the scholarship
board. which reported that s2.275
had been made in awards and
loans 10 young women OF high soho-
lastic attainment during 1912. or
this amount $500 loan fund was
established at Bethune-C Goodman
college at Dsytona Beach. Fla.
which WAS founded by Mrs. Mary
Mcleod Bethune. an honorary mem
Der OF the sorority.
The sorority took out member
ships In the AMP and the Southern
Youth congress-. and also completed
all but small balance on its life
membership In the NAACP. II was
further agreed that although the
sorority would not affulate, Il
would cooperate with the National
Negro congress and the March on
Washington whenever possible
To BE on National Broadcast
On May is Attorney Austin will
present Delta Sigma Theta's An
nual Report to the Nation" on the
Wings over Jordan" broadcast
which emanatcs from South Bend
Ind. The report. which will also
be in printed form. will be available
to all who desire copies. "The His
tory OF Delta Sigma Theta" as
compiled by Edna Johnson Morris.
historian OF the sorority. will also
be published soon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-08
Citizens Organize to Combat Abseneesm Improper Condu
|DELTA'S WARTIME CONFAR


In attendance at the eo0,.-
were the following memhr. ''']
presented d'tailed rerous j
splendid achievements q, ,s. ~
cine offices and OF those wv.
tiyities they supervise Ann V'' !.
can Washington. be. chs,s 's
travelling library projset c..'
Ign HiggInbotham, Bloeae,d ~ =
Midwest Regional director.
Palmer capps. Hampton. "a !, y
ern Regional director Edr, :, /.
fis Johnson, Gary, Ind gran
torian; Louise }. Wesley us,
force. Ohio, chairman Of -,
committee; Beatrice r. pso.
Kansas CITY. Rams grand L.
rer; Victoria Mccall. pe,,o, !
journalist Mary J. A,eh,ss,
Washington, DC. grand sa,', ~
Mary S. Buford. sands s,.'
oklaY Central Regional. dirss
Naomi cherot. Kansas CITY,
Chairman OF scholafshin
Minerva johnson. Nashville (,
southern Regional Dir e,or i
thy Height 'washins,op DC Il
man OF job analysis project en- \
tine Shackles. Austin. re,a. e.
west Regional director Nv, /,
mings, San Antonio rexas ~
er and grand vice pr id,n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-08
STRIKE ENDS

Hose named by the company as Sc
sponsible for s,oppages have been
employed less than six months and
ARE therefore probationary en-
plcyees
our contract with the company
states
The company may discharge or
transfer any employee at any time
during his probationary period
However any claims OF discrimina-
tin IN connection with the layoff
or discharge of temporary en-
rloyees may be taken up as a
grievance
The union also feels that The
emphasis by the company on the
race o. most OF those employees in
those units has been extremely un-
for,unie. Any assumption that the
stoppages and the acts OF some OF
the employees arc reflection on
ihc negro race is unwarranted
The employment and placement
policies followed by the company
Of grouping new employees togcih-
or without adequate supervision
aud instruction would invite the
same results ~ matter What the
sace II tie employees
Appointed officials
The union executive officers have
appointed union administrators Tor
ne new s'eel and aluminium foun-
dries They are John Ncllums
for the aluminium foundry and Ros-
coo Leais Ter the new steel
Nellums and I.ew,s VIII function
Under an executive board commit
tsc consisting ~ shelton Tappes,
recording secretary Joseph ivy
man. ncwly elected vice president.
and OTIS Eaton. president Of the
Production Foundry unit The adj
ministra'ors will be in full charge
~ union affairs IN the TWO units.
They are authorized 10 remove and
appoint committeeman and to rep
resent The units in all collective
bargaining relations with manage
ment
IL is consistent with the policy
az Local 500 TO appoint snch nd
ministraiors when Tor any reason
The normal conduct Of the Affairs OF
a unit is interrupted or seriously
inierfered with. II has teen nee
essary IN the past 10 take such
action IN two other units TOO and
Die and Maintenance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-08
MEN IN CAMPS


might he interested 10 know that
Lafayette Allen. formerly known
as King Allen. has attained the
rank Of sergeant and probably
Will soon be going TO Officers
Training school
Col. Morris VI. Marcus, com
handing the 9TH Cavalry. OF the
Second Cavalry division. Fort
Clark. Texas, announced last week
the promotion OF Leo E. Welker
to the grade OF sergeant Ser.
geant welkcr IL the son ot Mrs
Frances f. Wclker. Of 500 Chand-
lsr avenue. Detroit
Jerome stephens, OF North
Detroit Is new playing in the
9th Cavalry band and IL consid.
cred tops In these parts. The ma.
iority Of the boys here arc adj
,ancing rapidly. despite the many
difficulties which arise.
we hope YOU will publish this
item. as We are expecting to read
It in the near future in the Tri-
hume
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-08
PRESIDENTS VITO URGED

WASHINGTON. DC, Presi-
dent Roosevelt was urged this
week by the NAACP 20 veto the
House joint Resolution 96 which
provides that workers cannot be
transported outside OF a county
without prior consent in writing
BY The County's agriculture ex-
tension agent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-08

po.4s aost complete racial
esAtor
segregation boomerang
Npl.h. ago. The union ADVISED me
ua.aaAy asain-t iAa. kind po.-
tsg Ne proposed lhai ihese neN
ca.ppyees be dis.flbued through
eut iAr plant 40 thar 'acy would
Pee wosAlne Ui,h employees Who are
experienced ami Who know their
SeS asa iatr responsibilities
ua4, nnicn con,rAc
Ap local pointed out also that
a a sreeaio WAS contrary 10
flo spi1 IF Execrive order ssoe
~hi0h presumed tie ln;cgration Of
Neefo ana whi'e lkefs The la,t
'Aai ;nfN sfs mostly new employees
as tic rfae'gie reason for the dlf-
ftll'ies "a tacss two units The
ANTON nctevs. however, that ses-
eg ncn IS contributing cause.
scgreeai.or aww'absy leads TO a
Ae chiening ann SHARPENING Of race
dnetenets sisceration > 0 n
hreats lafse differences down
lrio THIS already bad situation
rAas been .n.ccel TIRE ponsible, Il
,e ial ptoveeatlcn va The part
"a sapsr,s1oa and Plans psoiec-
eon
si MT loo la.e for the
upars % correct is mistakes.
N haa eo per cen, % DO new
sec ana aluminium foundry work
cis s}o rsoNat.ona}y employees
tae work q AT me iiant less
ean SIS ronfhs a great portion
y '9cn could be transferred 20 9TH
Or Nnts and sen!oriiy employees
1850 iaVe asked 10, work ia these
hs MSS tnGi be transferred
@a her unrs into these depart.
Sh q poley would reduce con
sltfal 'ae fic'ion and unrest
vieh now e1is,s
20 fie interests of me war ~
.u ard % constructive labor
manseement felaNons. We ale
scaiu Useing the management that
these stops be TAKEN
Company Responsible
Percy I.leweliyn presidcni-clccl
~ Eocal sou. rAw-CIO said Mon
iay
The Ford management has
arie'a 'hal oaF charges agains
scseral supervisory and plant pro
lection employees in these units
viil De Investigated and that where
we can prove responsibility on iheii
part frr me recent sioppages dis
clplinc elll be administered HI
sad
"The Overwhelming majority o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-08
NAACP LEGAL STAFF
IfTS NEW ASSISTANT

NEW YORK. sly M,to.
konviiz. a member a. ,sc AZ,
OF New York i'uiycssat
school. Joined tho legal n.t,
The NAAcP as assistant an,
counsel on May !, q va. snuog
"a this week.