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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
By ERNEST E. JOHNSON

WASHINGTON - (ANP)-Lay-
ing il on the line in plain English,
an Office Of War Information sur
vey Of the nations transportation
situated puts heavy stress upon Re
discrimination against Negro wor-
kers by the railroad companies and
railway unions in their failure 10
come up with sufficient manpower
10 meet increased travel and ship
ping demands.
The report, made public Sunday
night. declares that The manpower
shortage is serious and may get
worse" And although women and
Negroes now hold many jobs in
which they have not previously
been employed in transportation.
war or no war. discrimination
against Negroes persists in many
places.
(Wsr Msnpower Chief Paul v
McNu;t announced three weeks ago
that the twice postponed hearings
into the railway industrys discrim-
inatory policy with regard TO Ne
groes would be rescheduled by the
Fair Employment Practice commit
tee)
Long hours are being put in by
dining car walters who serve as
many rs TOO meals a day with
scarcely any let-up between what
.....> $3.50 ~.~~.y N.rinAs fha HanOrf
says About 1000 sleeping car por-
tiers have been drafted, and shout
$500 new men have been hired
during the past year TO take their
places. Porters are being paid time
and a half for any work beyond
$50 hours a month. and most OF
them are al present working over
time, This. the report says, is caus-
ing considerable" amount OF ILL
ness and forced absence due to
fatigue.
With regard 70 local surface trans
portation service. now much in dis
pute in Washington and Baltimore.
the report has this 10 say. AT the
beginning o, the year the industry
vas shor; 1919 vehicle operators,
l2l mechanics. and 90 street-car in
spectors' and repairmen. In some
cities vehicles are lying idle due 20
Jack OF people 10 run them. Still,
out OF 227 local transportation COM
panies-representing Sc per cent OF
total employment in the industry
only eight employ Negro opera
tors"
Although men working the troop
trains are making good money, por-
tiers handling new Pullman travel
ers are being overlooked in the
matter OF tipping. We do our best
10 enlighten them on this point"
one sleeping car porter is quoted
as saying.
"Cab-sharing is encouraged by
the Office OF Defense Transportation
but still forbidden by statue in
many communities and unprscticed
in others on racial grounds or be-
cause o. public Indifference he
report says
The report complains that draft
boards have been ION the whole
less disposed 10 grant deferments
10 transport workers than TO II
in production. although transporta-
ton has been classified by VINO,
as essential.
Discussing railway unions, the
report comments: Now in a per-
iod OF manpower shortage, they are
reexamining some Of the rules and
practices developed through coll, =
tive bargaining" Further: Rules
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Georgia Picks
All-Race Jury

BRUNSWICK. CLAMP An
all-Negro coroner's jury, the first
in the history OF Glynn county.
Tuesday decided 'hst Columbus
Holley, Negro. CIR; Led with muir
der should be held over for the
grand jury.
Coroner j. D. Baldwin decided 10
summon an all-Negro jury because
he had heard come complaints from
leading Negro citizens regarding
previous inquests into Negro -ay-
ings.
The jury recommended that Hol-
ley be held on a murder charge in
the death OF Willie Mitchell and on
an involuntary manslaughter charge
in the fatal shooting OF Mitchell;
wife.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
SEND NO lfoNxY
FAT NOTHING on ARRIVAL

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Mme. n. spsncsr. Yrssidsnt
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Philadelphia, rsns.. Dept. Cd.
Dear Madam Spencer, Please send mo the
81 DAYS FREE TEST TREATMENT Of
Nu-Art 70 the HAIR. II ! ind II to BE- the
best have ever used. viii become q regu.
lar customer. I will also return the empty
boxes 30 that others may set q FREE
1RTATNENT.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Shortage
In Transportation

which are wasteful OF manpower or
transportation equipment have not
been wholly eliminated Although
the national officers Of the transport
iation labor organizations have uni
formly shown an understanding OF
the nature Of the war, the member
ships have on some occasions in
sisted upon 'unionism as usuaf.'
Among the organizations coop
Grating with the Owl were the Din
ing Car Employees union, United
Transport Service Employees OF
America. and the Brotherhood OF
Sleeping Car Porters.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
CLOSES
NOSES
COMMON COLDS ENGUtf WIDE AREA
IN MISERY or SNIFFlES
AND SIuEElNESS

Colds are reaching widespread proper
tons from coast to coast. Guard your
well being. Be moderate in diet and in
exercise. But, II you do catch O cold.
be prepared to relieve its nasal miseries
at first warning. Get Penetro Nose
Drops - with real prescription-type
medication they strike straight at the
center q your bead cold sniffies and
sneeseA Their balanced medication with
genuine cphedrine, soothes, cools, clears
through that cold blockade In your nose
70 help you give that head cold the air.
Simply put 2 drops Penetro Nose Drops
In each nostril breathe deeply ..
then feel how they help you to feel
better with every breath you take.
Use only as directed. Generous sire
2H, 2l5 times as much for 6Ot.
Today get Penetro Nose Drops.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Housing.


construction near the Rouge plant
was designated for one race Of
workers only. the local leadership
would oppose II with all their
power. II the project is opened to
all workers. the union leaders
stated that they would assume re-
sponsibility for peaceful occupancy
by members Of both races.
Despite the prodding OF DR.. J. j.
McClendon. the Commission voted
TO delay action on the petition to
open war housing 10 all workers
until this Thursday. The Reverend
Horace White Of the Housing Com
mission congratulated the petition
ers on the excellent presentation Of
the case for bi-racial housing and
stated that he would vote for H.
A showdown on jim-crowism in
public housing in Detroit is ex-
pected Thursday afternoon when
the Commission is expected 10 take
definite position with regard TO
the petition o. the N,A.ACP.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
NASONS Opened
TEMPLES sunday
WITH PROGRAM.
$4,000 Building Is Dream
Of Prince Hall
MasOns
By LARRY CHISM

Prince Hall Masons OF Detroit.
F. and A. M. opened their new $50.
600 Masonic Temple at 275 E. Ferry
avenue with a brief ceremony and
an inspection Of the premises by
the general public.
Herman Talbot acted as master
OF ceremonies for the occasion and
introduced the program for the
afternoon. On the program were
Rev. Father Malcolm Dsde. chap.
lain Mt. Pavon No 2; Rev. Robert
L. Brady. and others.
"Mssons are a world brotherhood.
Masonry is for the betterment OF
mankind Father Dade remarked.
'Mssons are men who stand up
straight and believe in God" Rev.
Robert L. Brady said.
On behalf OF Homer Warren COM
pany flag was presented to the
association by Mrs. Findlay.
Mrs. Julia Bush Campbell gave a
reading while Charles H. Campbell.
past grand master and president OF
Prince Hall Masonic Temple Asso-
citation gave a brief history OF the
building association. He said the
building represented long cher
ished dream for himself and for his
brother Masons.
The spacious 80 room building
was purchased on March !, this
year when 81 men pledged one
hundred dollars each 10 make the
premises theirs. Approximately
$4,000 was raised within six
weeks by the Masons
Prince Hall Masonry has been in
existence in the state Of Michigan
for II years and has nine lodges in
Detroit. Missionary is charitable or
ganizat!on based upon brotherly
love. relief and truth.
Charles H. Campbell has been
president OF the Prince Hall Ma
sonic Temple Building association
since January and has been
Mason for q years. He is pas,
grand master.
The seventy-eighith state wide
convention will begin on Tuesday
Of this week in the spacious asso-
citation building at 275 East Ferry
avepue
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
BOWELS SLUGGISH?
RHEUMATIC PAIN

ussl Get e1ell ysss osy--ost ssSsf \ leg
Don't put off getting C-222S to re-
lieve palm OF muscular rheumatism
and other rheumatic pains. Caution:
Use only as directed. First bottle
purchase price back IL not satisfied.
COO and $1.00. Today, buy C-2223.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

Approximately one hundred dele
gates from other lodges throughout
the state attended the conflb.
opened at high noon by Deputy
grand master Attorney c. Henri
Lewis. who was assisted by his
deputy grand masters, grand lodge
officers and delegates from 81 sub
ordinate lodges.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
HAIR GROWS
LONGER
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TREATMENT TO ALL

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Thousands of testimonials prove that
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and her personal instructions have
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may also receive q FREE II DAYS TREAT
MEHT. II you did not get Q free treatment
before. nov 10 your chance 70 Get one under
this arrRHGnment.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

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Mayor
Continued From Page u

tons Of racial issues adds 10 racial
disunity and comes at a time when
unity is vital to victory in the pres
ent war"
The Citizens Committee. the Civil
Rights Federation and other groups
have condemned the showing OF the
film in Detroit.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
I Wish | Could Tell
Everyone of Retonga
Alter Seeing What Re
tonga Did for Her, Her
husband Is Taking 1t
leo, Says Mrs. Crutch-
!, ncld. Tell, of Happy Re.

NnGnG tho hundred ihrougluu
S h""'iha happily pr.isiug TIC rntci
,'I S,"machic aid Vtaini, 81
, m.u'clnc Is Mrs. Gladly Crurch,icId.
w.:, Nhnwn resident OF TIA North
t H., st. RalcIgn. Discus. NJ
s happy relief. Mis-. Cru'ciric.a
suffered so much distress from
tS"uS Indigestion and gas i'm my
n.. H'"ch that many nights / would
hc "MG up feeling like my breath was
lorak cut off. Sluggish elimination
,c r''" me 10 take laxativcs until I
G,. "Kr | could not stand another
,,, &c; '"lt so nervous. weak and
, ,,ounWn that my houscwnrE and
tr',iE,hlnG cISr tried to do scented
PEE" ps.y beyond my strength.
IL, "yv'"nsa gave NC such grand re-.
b,a ''a' almost before I knew +. I
o,,, fnl"ndid appetite and 70 M
I,,.".HHe.,n'in'. began to cat ar.'rirg
inv m'nted without distress. slcco
INC terrible sluggish elimination
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
State Garden Club
Meeting in Raleigh

The Garden Club ui North Caro-
lima will hold It's annual meeting III
Raleigh Tuesday and Wednesday
Nav rs and 10. with headquarters at
Hotel Sir Walter.
The executive committee will meet
Il, 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning. with
= luncheon for the executive conf
mittcc and past Stale presidents at
the Governors Mansion, being givrr,
by Mrs J. NJ. Broughton. at /
o'clock. The regular session vii,
orcn a, $50 o'clock with Il business
Meeting.
The dinner for delegates ant'
visitors will be held at 30 o'cl0Ci.
Tuc,day evening. with Our Viz
tory Gardens" as the subject for az;
adGrc,S bv John II. Harris. hor,I-
culturlSt ul State college. At tina:
time jane G.. Weaver. also of tn,
horticulture department AT State.
will show kodachromc slides U,,
Beatty Spots of Raleigh and North
Carolina.
Wednesday mornings session will
he Il completion oi business. viii.
election I'll officers and reports Oh
various committees.
The presidents of the three garden
clubs III Henderson and other viSl-
tuis axe expected to attend the meet
~.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14

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and optional rurrirS. Make IN. ,...,,
sleeve version. too.
Pattern 9in& may he ordered ,nIy
IN Ju' irr miss size, II. -. ~ and
L. SIC ~ requires -. yard, 30
Hgn Fabric "u3 - ,ari contrast.
Scrd SIXTEEN CENTS I'm ,,,n,
Tor this Marian Martin pattern
write plainly SIZE. NAME. AID.
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Send Your order TO Daily Dspatch.
PATTERN Department, 232 w. 18Th 81,
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because Of the SlowncSs of thc
mails delivery of our patterns n.a,
AXE n few days longer than list.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
by LYNN NISr'T
Daily Dispatch Burcau
In The Sir Waller Iiatci-E,lcirI,

HELL-RAiS &c -.r..' r,-.- .r.,y
service men took advice ul he lick
DRY rat. ming board. hrW n. rl ,hc.T
the raISi /. nd Wn"; C!i,, II ma
cannot be stated: E.i rlvttr~
me armed forces on furl ,url =,
nome ctn 'fw g.. ..yc gl.ua- D,
gasoline for personal 2.r.md.. , y
members -! tho !iic,y!" ha""i g. O.
IN open letter suggesting ~. -
dicrS Keep on complaining. and avcl
- iu!!IC.. "3ou, C.N.la.s I'LL. .,
e { = "HrT >" "a, p'v.s..r;
driving when The S-rvicr y! n G.. I
rot get any, Two or ,hrcc day, lat.
Gl'A I'm uncCd :Cvi,ct r'lrs Twin"
the soldier boys up = IKE aa.ilas.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

complished pUrrCSc. "y,t.n,
norm out o! Spadc5. an Important
factor IN III" alternative play
After taking his a un thu seq
o'd trick, East .~n tive club, and
thicc diamonds. carefully watch.
ing The dISCards. Hearts w,,,. mt
by South on the last three cl,,hy
ana when South followed to In. ,
IL ana Q of diamonds. East rrr,;.
ohcd that he had a clear cour. 90,
mat defender. Rating him Al ny,
spades for the ovcrca.l nc mad,
Plus TWO clubs and tnrcc heart,
ictt him only the three Gfam,vrs,
lie nae used. Consequently N,rb
must nave The diamond ] remain.
inc.
So the diamond s va ,.l
North having tn win with Tho :
ana then lead into the Cp.ai.ra.
ton heart tcnacc. so that io;t ~.
z and a took tricks.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
Society News
ILL SION.

r.,, ,,rmlandS of Dakota spread
.rhcir beauty cool and green
Lhcrc snowiicldS once lay white.
and where
p,owcd burrows hid brown S;lbblc
u.;,h black ribbons miles vi green
,,moll. until the mind
!, startled by illusions
Of exotic inland seas
where pscudO-lakcS of flax in bloom
Pale blue, cnchant the eye.
Stella LIvina Olson
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
UNIVERSITY MUSICIANS
OFFER VARIED PROGRAM

CA"pc' Hin. May Ii-A program,
Of modern French and old romantic
ml,.c was presented IN Hill Music
Hal rr:r "Wednesday "ight. May l..
ny the Chamber Music Group and
Ire University Orchestra.
MEMBERS "i the group were Nan
'""c Smith. piImist: Charles, Med.
.h, ."inc"lliSt: Esther Pierce. VIC
m'c' i'.S': benjamin Swain. vel nit:
Nay lo rcri;y. vip.inisi. and l.. \.
h7'pcr. 1r.. viui.niS,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14

y ncW iHi,ri.uI'~ disease uf cattle
tamapiasm"si-l has been report II III
several sections rG North Carolina,
Jays d. {. u. Grl"ncllS, E%pcr.mcn;
station Veterinarian al y. &. S;otn
College.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14

rvt. William u. Burricy is at Par
rs Island. S. {. lie Is taking a course
N cooking and baking. Ills nov adj
&C, Is. Rifle Il ngc DC:., & &B.
SCl'npl. pdIr.. ISla-d. s. &.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
Gucst from Durham

Mrs. Hewlett Blacllcy. of Durham,
srrr, a few days recently with rel
lives il Henderson, EPSON, and
Rocky Mount.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
K 4
: WITH OUR BOYS !
in SERVICE 4

PC. MlgT.cc Lrr Stumback has
returned /" Camp Van Dorm. Miss.
a.''g Epc ling Il trm-day rri ugu
g. n h', parents. NJ. and Mrs. Il. j..
S'a'noara. nj friends n the EPSON
community.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
ONE WAY OR aSoT,,rp

DoN / YOU get greater kick
gu. OF doing something yourself
instead OF having somebody else
W II Tor you? II is SO with the
lak'ng Of an additional trick
Which was not clearly in sigh, al
. Dce'hnlng. If you had tempted
the defenders to make a certain
hhS'akc, and they refused TO fan
ZOE nc bait. ana then you went
ahead and built up a play To-
on,ant the same result - who
"'ulGat rather have that occur7
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14
hand shake of welcome.

SABOTAGE-Thc statewide rains
earlier Tins week were Ju.a. us Nci-
come 10 forestry iUlK as 10 victory
gardeners. Ih,Ic had lust Dc.n II
o"lDfcLk ui i.rrst nrcS, many OF
'hcih believed - have uue.. Intcn-
u"hall! set. Two ARES ; were made
III burke crun,y ana mvcsI!.aIIJn
are under way III other sections. The
i"'' lcsSvhod tnc danger vi forest
lIEcS, Dul did not SoIve the problem
ol NV .hvy We're started and Nny.
NO Official WILL say he believes $ b.
rlcurS, That Is Intentional saouicurs,
were responsible, but they ADMIT the
Possibility. Ccrl MI, the Tires nave
NOT only destroyed valuable timber
assets but they have taku.. mucu
Time OF War workers from regular
jobs while !!Gu,ing the lIryS. ms
mas delayed /. ia, ion. Representa-
yves .! The forestry DIVISION IN ;nc
Yep !tm"mt .! Conservation ana De-
NcI"p!nC. have rvacwcd appeals iIr
more care IN preventing such da-
mage.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14

"HbiiAGNNDA-Fran!i Jctcr. cd
""F ii public" .un5 Tor the EX;cn-
S'"n SC.VIc" 49, State College. beng
III lie =. Va ~ uili@r Thursday,
W"S urged 10y mc%smcu 10 81 IA On
il' pl'sr conference. & werner
EEpu&ntpn t"c"'irU.Iy ,u"4cs,. Il uai
fr" was aUJstiiuiln. little
straight reporting inr his u.u /
pr"pa%aniu. To whi,r one O. nc
rcGu!ar nc"slu'a replied that /, L.
G.i'n d!'sru' : distinguish between
news I; t propaganda in the matter
cmanH in% from the govern II. In
iHc', II !, sometimes imp. s.DIr u
draw III" Inc IN any Sprt III mater
lal; some Sir. st ucw, is II =. PR
uganda. and ."nv "EUDi:ciy L-p."
has diStlnc' ncH. value. Raleigh re-
-r;CrS find i'm only a very lew IN
staEccS ANY apparent effort on part
oil State Officials Il Withhold II crIur.
news from their dcpar mcnts.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14

tDeaier: North Neither side
rulncrablcD
worth East South West
nafs - IA %
Pass Er D.
East saw ten certain tricks in
siEht as soon as South led tho
spade X. But he also noticed =,
GOOD CHANG" for still another If
south could he whecdIed into
shittng to a heart on the second
'rick. So. for that reason and
also because he saw A chance NJ
. Su'iulns up lead-thrower. he
e es, the first trick and hoped
, Touth would switch to heart
Nnch South. however. continued
spaces win the 10, that also &C.
Distributed by King =
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-14

''"iSiHh, May li.-rhr first nIli
5" meeting e. the new S,uIr
- .'.'," 81 Education, except for con-
.'''' anon u utc REORGANIZATION MA,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
lib Buma
Wounded
Arrive

BATTLE CREEK. March %
Wounded in the furious battles OF
Buna, 10 Michigan men. two OF
them from Detroit. were among
the latest group Of pa soldiers 10
arrive here from the Pacific Coast
Tor treatment at Percy Jones Gem
eral Hospital
Many Of the new patients. who
served with the famed Red Arrow
Division. will require long hospi-
laliZatlon and several operations.
Others whose wounds required
amputations will be fitted with ar
tiflcial limbs when fully recovered.
Michigan men in the new group
include:
Pfc. Clarence j. Till and Pvt.
Harry c. Conant of Detroit
PvtS. Robert {. Graham and Ar.
thur +. Bernan of Saginaw.
Pic. George l.. Agney of Ecorse.
1t. Lawrence A. Drolett of Ian.
sing, Pfc Elmer c. Krauz of jack
son, 1t. Edgar M. Foster of Grand
Rapids, Pfc. Dale E. McCligott Of
st. Louis, Cpl. Kenneth r. Mitchell
and Sgt James B. Broner of Mus
kegon, Sgt Fred w. Koehn OF
Morley and Pvt. Frank A. Creger
of Merritt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Meat RdtioninQ
To Be Explained

Details " 'hc now meats and
fa'S rsnon.uc program. effective
neN Monday vJ hc explained A,
pupyc meeting, A. = p no Friday
IN al elementary public schools
r Dotru' Highland Park Ham
'ramcs and Dearborn and IN
Detroit intermediate and high
schools
Other meat ra1onng meeting
are scheduled for sA5 y. m
Wednesday and Thursday IN the
following Detroit high schools
Central. Cooley DENLY Eastern
Commerce Mackenzie Northeast.
cn, Northern BEDFORD South
eastern and Wilbur Wright.
Similar meetings are scheduled
for SIS p m. Wednesday al the
Chad>cy. Northwestern. South
western Miller. Per>hng West
crn Burrough, Dawson. Garfield
and Lincoln schools
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Detroit BundiSt
May Be Interne(

A former treasurer Of the Ger
man-Amerlcan Bund in Detroit
Ernest J. Schabel, 48. Of $685.
RohnS. today faced a hearing be-
fore the enemy alien board and
possible internment for the du-
ration.
Schabel who was born in Ger
many and who served with that
army during World War I, saw his
citizenship papers cancelled yes
terday by Federal Judge Monet.
Assistant L. s Attorney Louis
NJ. Hopping contended that Scha-
bel. when he became an American
citizen, retained his allegiance to
Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Play CenlerS
Ask Food Sale Be Used
10 Finance Them

4 suggestion that food sales
revenue Of the parks and recrea-
ton department be used for recre-
alton center construction today
was referred 10 the corporation
counsel for charter Interpreta.
ton
Councilman RoCcli in advancing
The plan. pointed out that these
funds were adequate for the build
me of a recreation center every
other Year
The charter Stpulates these
money are earmarked for public
entertainment. Councilman Van
Antwerp argued Parks and bOule-
wards Commissioner Bernard r
La>ky was asked 10 discuss the
matter before The council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Only | Nurse Needed
For Nick Kobdne

A practical nurse may replace
the three registered nurses at Re-
ceivlng Hospital who have, beer
assigned 10 Nick Kobane for the
past five years since he was mis-
taklngly shot by police.
Dr. r. r Piper, city physician
reported 10 Common Council that
KohaneS condition is improved tc
the extent only one special nurse
Is necessary.