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Evening star., 1943-12-12

BRING YOUR BUICK to Coast-In Pontiac,
400 niock Florida ave. ne. for high cash
PTIfex PTlfe; or call Lat At 1900 can, , ,,
nee.sut s C msev wo & stoS t3So0 Pontiac sS' Con-
nsetsu Iss fe meet 5 seGS F5S0d Pontiac 1921 Con-
CHEVROLET wanted name. your price. will
neetisut m to neeS wo 8 s4oS dS0o p0h'ia' 422i Con-
CADILLAC owners, call Jack Blank. Adams
my price. Arcade Pontiac. 1437 irving
CAR OWNERS, call Jack Blank. Adams
our price. Arcade Pontiac. 1437 irving
o5DsMoB1LE ISL eEad @ owners m call Jack Blank,
fed with our price. Arcade Pontiac. 1437
DODGE AND Nd cHRYsLER wanted: name
tisc, aaSi cennscticut Wo $500
eSnae VIII RqSAe psy zoa Sans Sa y94e cs
Harfield. AT. 1900. 400 block Florida
FORD fcS e. wanted: name your price. will
nsetIsut rts &c @eey We sfoS SSd Pontiac 4221 Con-
3LDsM0sILE Ix s. OBI VapSss name your price win
FSSTHac EeSs!fIs Mft3S waNftD-Name your price.
PGYMoUTH PG91nsetSHs wxSTfDWName fhsoo your price
will try to meet It, Flood Pontiac. 1921
6IpsMoBnLE 1haSs'5ish 2 Ss SfGT hydramatic Repub-
lie 1888 or OIL 5795.
WILL buy for cash any make or model
price. Call NO. s31s Williams. Goth and
Rhode Island ave. me-
DON'T give you cal. sway! See me last
and convince yourself! ALL MAKES, ALL
Dealer. 9th and Pa. Sc. Established 1925.
WILL PAY lot Of cash for 40 or Al
LATE-MODEL CAR. preferably 194o-1941:
can pay cash, Please call Wo; 1924,
big PIG money one. -, MI Harfield. Coast,In Pontiac,
CHRYsLER 1871; 1910, any model We
Wheeler. 1ncs. % 4sio Wisconsin. Or. 1870.
TO GET THAT HIGH PRICE for your
1885 to 1912 car. Phone RA. 9723 or
drive to Kenyon Motors, Georgia ave. at
ffsRpE fsREoe cAk 3 BUYER will pay cash for 1884
Want BEST PRICE for your carr See
Loving before you SELL We pay the high
cash cas- b, price. Loving Motors, 1919 " st. NV.
OLD CARS. in ssyes any Condition. a Hyatt Iron
PRfvATE PARf2 viii iii Bay pa Ss Cash for good
2-door or 4-door sedan. Good tires not
SSVn OFFICE A s4Ss dssr.. 1874 automobile
With q sood ], tires; spot cash; no dealers.
$50 cxsa for s,s.n 1885 Ford u Grew
rolet. Individual Adams e307.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

REQ. in running condition but no tires;
brand-new hydraulic dump body. used one
month. Meredith Capper, Falls Church
INTERNATIONAL C-35 dump truck, excel
lent condition, good rubber. George Free,
Mclean, Va. ELMWOOD TA5.
CHEVROLET 1888 panel truck: good motor
and tires; bargain for S12S cash. Green
DoDGE OR PLYMOUTH, . or door. 1aas
or 80; Can, pay all cash. SH. 4347. e
DODGE truck, 1941, cab over engine, in
perfect condition, good rubber, stock
bo3yy s.Sy Rear .36 18th st., sc.
FORD pickup truck. 1912. new diversified,
heavy-duty tires; everything like new; no
Soh3;r assIsES; 1aas Ar es$s onsb.,, TON no, .,,,
condition, esalt on, three neyy neyy tires and new bat
DIAMOND T 1871 stake body; radio,
heater; IN excellent condition. 81, 3565.
with bar and dump body. diversified tires,
7.50x20; will sell at ceilins price. TIE. 1895.
FORD 1925 PTMP TRTcK.
CHEVROLET .1941 DUMP TRUCK.
In good condition, ready for work
Phone CHI. 1000. Ext 60a After q m 1Cs
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SIDE CAR, will ft any motorcycle, COM
mercial good condition, $50. 6I8 9th
tras; reasonable. 1926 st. ne 13s
INDIAN 75 motorcycle good condition,
$50; also Harley side care, S45. GE 7173
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HARBOR LOCATION.

80 acres % miles D. C. line in Charles
County. rooms, bath and electricity
combination tobacco barn and stable 60
1oot chicken house, garage and other build
lneS. The house is insulated. requires
some additional work to complete the in
terror. Price. S6,50O; terms
THEODORE F. MENK.
x oI1N
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SALE OR TRADE.

Equipped Farm With Fine Home.
4l0 ceres with beautifully restored
master house. with 3 baths, large rooms
ana spiral stairway; other buildings include
6-rcom guest house with modern con-
veniences, large brick barn. . frame barns,
accommodations for about 900 hens, hog
being farmed bv good man VINO will
remain; the farm is fully equipped with
f1r. = ass Hchinerv and is on beautiful
farming ere. s; nr.ce S39,500; would con-
Siider cho .ce residential or income property
II same is not heavily encumbered. For
further details, see MASON HIRST AMMAN
gale Va, at the end of Columbia pike.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

2-sToRY BRICK GARAGE, 4ox40. SI9
Randolph st. NV.
GARAGES, large, metal. SKIS. excellent
storage; 81 mo. Rear 125 C St ne.
Keys jantor, Capitol Hill Apis, 127 C
St, ne or DE. 4792. Contact janitor,
after noon Sunday
1914 2lst ST. NV, near Dupont Circle
Large brick garage, street entrance; suit
able for storage. RA. 1904
ld35 CHAPLIN ST. NW.-Strictly private
all concrete, flreproof, cleo and water;
takes modern car; nice doors; wide paved
alley; SIS. CO. 1918.
DEAD STORAGE FOR YOUR CAR.
Fireproof Building-Low Rates.
Leo Rocca, Inc, 4301 Conn, EN-. 1900.
REAR OF 929 D ST. NV, ON 3O-FT
alley, 1s-car capacity, fireproof, excellent
for storage or repairs
]. A. WEINBERG, CO.,
Woodward Bldg. National $500.
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COMMITTING DISTANCE

40 acres State road property. miles
u {. line, in Prince Georges County;
reached via new boulevard entrance to the
Nd, Route 224 ancient S-room frame
mouse, new tobacco barn, excellent tobacco
ana truck land, long stream boundary
OF which this property has a part has
ATTRACTED many home buyers to this close
IN 10 washington area; price, SI0.50O
THEODORE F. MENK
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Choice One-Man Farm Mr. Citv

Choice One-Man Farm, Nr. City.
For livestock. poultry, general and truck
crops-50 acres nearly level tillage land, Z
trees; on gravel hway., handy to city of
Winchester, best of local markets for all
produce; good 7-rm. dwelling, large porch,
unusual view; good 35x45 barn, housing
for 45o poultry, sheep barn. machine shed,
other bldgs. Realty taxes only S31 last
horses, harness, plow, harrow. etc. $1,000,
part down. List other bargains mailed
free. E. c. Brumback, STROUT REALTY,
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28O ACRES-S2O- -OOO

Seventeen miles from Washington, over
fast roads. this farm has about 100 acres
OF good farm land and a good stand of sec
ond growth on the wooded portion. It has
abundant natural water and is adapted to
cattle and general farming. The house
phone. Several barns and chicken houses.
Terms; half cash. See MASON .H1RST. An
Phone Alexandria hS1o Clnsed Smndaus
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VILLAGE MOTORS
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

,ites you to visit their sales lot at 1920
lson blvd. Arlington, Va. Also location
2611 Lee hwy. Oxford 1856. CH. 5000
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pARMs FOR SALE tco,. /,
"STROUT BARGAINS"

STONE DWELLING, built 1888 and 400
acres: Howard Co; send for circular. r..
B. Pue e. Co.. z. Lex, BALTIC.
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TRAILERS FOR SALE,
TRAIIERS

One Travelo. new. % it., S1,475: one
american, 20 it.. 1925: one Schult. is it.,
plymouth, 20 it, S1,195: one Elcar, 30
r, SI95; one National, s it., ST 1876; one
Vagabond, 20 it., S1.29s
All OF the above models have been COM
pletely renovated and are equipped with
good tires and brakes Also luggage trail
eTs. new and used, for rent or sale. We
also specialize in equipment and repairs
for all models. Fueline for gasoline appIi-
ances on sale.
American Trailer Co., Inc,
4030 Wisconsin Ave. NV. WO, 1882.
Omen daily till u m
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FARMING ESTATE.

1873 acres of fertile land in the beautiful
Fairfax hunt country, Is miles from Wash
ington. There. are numerous springs and
streams and about so acres in crop and
pasture land: The house sits in grove
Of trees and has cheerful rooms, . baths.
lavatorieS,, fireplace, hot-water heat and
chicken house and servants Quarters, For
those who want the joy of country living
and yet must work in the city this prop
erty is an unusual opportunity. Price,
S27 800; terms. See MASON HIRST, An
nandale. Va. ct the end of Columbia pike.
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

SEDAN DELIVERY, with driver: mai
otter. BOX l73-I. Star
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT,
FARMS FOR SALE.

DAIRY FARM, stocked and equipped; the
o.; pest 10 tor the NJ, money on the market. q
acres in a high state of cultivation, bal
ance in timber; 1o-room house with cleo
tricity,, bath, heat: tenant house large
S25, 900, including crops, e6 cows. ia i1ais heif,
frs tpsi,dnS pull horses all farm eaupment
Be arranged; shown BY V appointment. t. Phone PHI 1e
HsrndoT Hsrndon IS; BUELL. FARM AGENCY
ACRES f'IiaN Of land I'm improved va with 7-room
electricity and water in all the buildings;
thiS q is, property is on stone road "a mile off
Fsedsfifk F sdRTsM Md; R; F =. ;: Box Box III sl
conveniences. Broom apt. renting at SOB
pc per mo-; b. land Y, rented on shares; $500
fH HsrokIcAI aSx old CO.. staF house. huge CHM
iqeks y and nd keys; hand-earyed winding
claiming ea,an surrounded, by, 100 acres rolling
$500 sso .cnfs Pan - Abbott: }o - clinton s. ,
poultry houses, huge implement and stor-
age shed; one l5-rm. house, bath and
SoSse fes h9asf sms n9t Ttnre completes one 4rm
min. p e; 50: Md: s1Tooo;' . down. ~
Dan ia .ApT Ap6ott, C Clinton 81.
Washington. Price, $1,000. Terms, ST 900
sAfdaiS 81 sS41Ss sS15od$os sc i05 acres s1ou, ss
mi; from D. C.; mostly in timber and pulp
WOOD; tenant house / barn and grainery;
stock stream; fine hunting. Standing cash
oi1er Tor pulpwood if purchaser wishes to
sell Terms - cash. Mr. Shelton, GE.
659H 1923 Ingraham St NV.
I't;t ACRES, Prince Georges Co., Md: 10
miles p G; 5-room house, stock and to-
pIacco barns. team, tools and livestock:
2 IN culiivation. rest timber. S75 per
acre. Call 81. 0l2T
LAUREL, MD.-3 acres, - wooded. lively
stream and spring; small cottage, chicken
mouse l4X24, hoghouse l0x20, all new
1 100 ACREs Ola Of land in
one block, located about miles south of
LeeSburg. Va. in Loudoun County. There
are are : sets OF buildings on this property and
the land is OF good quality throughout,
[here is magnificent building site over
iqioklng I5-acre meadow on one end of
thlS property. This is stock farm on
which at least $50 cattle can be run and
adJolns two of Loudoun County's most
beautiful estates. This unit will make
wonderful estate or is fine investment
PROPOSITION as it stands The price is
900. If interested. communicate with
Sonn ,S r klncald, Real Estate Broker Lees
OufR. Va. Phone | So
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APT. BLDG.-4O UNITS.
Income, S2s,320-Price, 100000,
WILL ACCEPT CLEAR PROPERTY AS
PART PAYMENT.
BOSS & PHELPS, MA. $500.
I've. and Sun. Mr.. Measell, EX. 1870.
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RANCH AND GROVE

$1,000 from squash alone Twenty acres,
z or 3 crops year. Roses outdoors at
Xmas. Five a. bearing grapefruit close in
on pavement. Lovely shady lawn, purple
sage hedge; neat 5 rooms, farm buildings.
close quickly, $4,000. Lists others free.
a.; ]. Stephens, STROUT REALTY, Nc
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SMALL VIRGINIA FARM

On edge of Herndon. 25 miles to D. c.. 80
acres with good 7-room house. About "a
acres in cultivation and grass House
place, dining room, kitchen with electric
refrigerator and range, bedroom, front and
side porches; I'd floor, 3 bedrooms and
modern bath; basement, garage, barn for
stock and feed. corn crib, machine shed,
chicken and brooder houses. shade trees
IN yard. some fruit; $s. $50; $500 cash.
EASTMAN & STEELE.
Realtors. Falls Church 1890.
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y Pue & Co. y. Lex, BALTIC.
"STROUT BARGAINS"
AT VILLAGE EDGE; GOOD BLDGs.
Dandy one-man farm. and If taken i'm
mediately lucky buyer gets horse, machin-
tomatoes, potatoes and other Md. crops;
tive dwelling s rms, cleo. maple shade
barn, garage, implement she'd corncrib
part down. Pg. As.
DESIRABLE. 10o-ACRE FARM, EoPD.
Short walk to bus line: depot village
handy: 35min.. drive to smart Va. city
good 6-rm. dwelling: spring. affords water;
try, smokehouses; 40 a. for potatoes, vege-
tables, etc.. 40-a. stream and spring.
Watered pasture, bal wood: home fruit
buy at $4,000. Horse, gray mare, 4
head cattle, 4 brood sows, tractor, corn
planter, etc, etc. thrown in. Part down.
Pg. 80 Big Free Catalog. Bargains 1S
States. STROUT REALTY. 1427-N Land
Title Bldg, Phila. 10, Pa
Beautiful Little City-Edge Estate.
To see Is to fall in love with this charm
mile over concrete hway. to smart little
city, public bathing pool, park, etc: bus
to school: IL level acres, .9la in dark
ioam tillage for fruit. berries, grain and
truck crops; attractive 7-rm. dwelling,
white White asbestos single siding, hardwood
heat; large Shade trees, lovely lawns, etc;
ters aboye),, other bldgs Realty taxes
only S5S last year Real sacrifce at
81 900. part down A. B. Crute, STROUT
REALTY, l22 N. Division ST.. Salisbury,
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L. T. GRAVATTE

TT f1IIILI hI O.-IAO T1EA {.
Two 4-family buildings; tenants furn own
GAS HEAT and all utilities; no expense
to owners except taxes Buildings less
than years ear, old well constructed; refrig-
Income, $4,000 yearly each; first trust
S11 500 at 41a% each. Can be sold sep
2rafelY
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

TOLEDO, OHIO, Lincoln ave.--Comfort-
able .s-room frame, bath, furnace heat;
detached machine shop and garage; on
good lot; sell or trade for D. C. property.
Call Mr.. Latimer, RA. 3117: ewes. GE.
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ATTENTION INVESTORS!
DOWNTOWN d72 II ST NV
GOOD INVESTMENT.

Detached apt. bldg, 16 large units. on
lot having 10000 50. #: excellent NV.
location: sale price, $4,000.
LLOYD R. TURNER, Exclusive Agent,
f0O Ttb ST SW 1o~
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TOP CASH PRICES
OURISMAN-MANDELL.

For late model used cars. Phone AT.
Harold Hoff or Mr. Paul Jones will gladly
call a. your home and make YOU the best
cash offer for your car
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FARMS WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY For SALE.

8OS 9th ST. NV, near H st-Large store.
3 rooms and baths; room for cars: oil
neat. Owner on premises
LAND ON RAILROAD AT ALEXANDRIA,
va" at grade or below. some as low as
10 cents per square foot; industrial
coming.
- LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
-1Ll9 x 81. NV. National 1885.
2-STORY BRICK BLDG.
very near Conn. and R. l. aves. $500
So. feet of floor space
lst-Comm. Zone. Price. 10000
L. w. GROOMES 1-10 EVE Srr
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wagon, Nov, 1910;
S1,450. considerable
77S6, eve. and Sun.
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. convertible clup coupe:
les, radio and heater,
tires: beautiful cond.:
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Opening new subdivision in nearby Va.
on main highway. Lots from / acre to / {;
acres. Room for gardening, chickens and
truck farming. Few lots have streams.
BUS service. by property. Electricity and
phone available. Priced from S275 to
$500. Easy terms. Buy for homesites
or investment.
N. G. HINES & SONS, INC
REALTORS
1920 Lee Highway CHI. o44o
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OUR RATES
On AUTO. SIGNATURE LOANS.
Cash S100; Repay S9.26 Per Month,
Cash $500; Repay S277S Per Month,
Cash $500 Repay S45S3 Per Month,
-12 Monthly Payments
Arrange Your Loan by Phone,
Warfield 3lSl
SOUTHEASTERN
Discount of HyattSville,
5:}03 Baltimore Ave
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
PROWLER SLAM
BYP0L|CE IN.
APT. SATURDAY.
Thug H ad r o b b e d
Several Rooms,
Police Say

A man whom police say had been
caught in the act OF prowling and
who had been sentenced TO Jack
son prison TO serve a two-and-one-
half 10 seven-and-one- half year
term for carrying a concealed weap-
on. was shot and killed, after, so
police say. he had attacked an Of
ficer called to the crime scene.
William Eliotte. age and address
unknown, was dead on admission
to Receiving hospital after he had
been shot through the left chest by
patrolman Ira Brief.
It was revealed that police Off
GERS had been called TO 1882 East
jefferson avenue TO investigate a
prowler. Elliotte, so police say. was
seen near the second floor of the
apartment building by one of the
officers Elliotte fled into the room
OF Alvin E. Harley. apartment 3D..
where he closed the door while be-
ing pursued by several police Off
GERS.
Patrolman Brief opened the door
and was knocked against the door
by Elliotte. The officer drew his
gun and fired once.
The alleged prowler vas rushed
TO Receiving hospital where he was
reported dead on admission.
Police say they believe that he
had robbed several rooms in the
building. as watches. money and
keys were recovered from his per-
son.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Say Job Discrimination
flinders Negro Youths

TULSA. Okla. lANP)-Accord-
ing TO figures released by the
board OF education here, the annual
school census points out that the
Negro school population in Tulsa
has decreased since the establish
ment OF defense industries in this
area while the white school popu-
lstion has greatly increased. School
officials say that the enrolment in
the senior class in high school is
the smallest in. the last IL years.
Numbers. OF young men between
the ages OF Is and Fl have left the
state 10 seek employment elsewhere.
Many OF these men have taken
courses in defense training.
Negro leaders are alarmed over
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

pointed out. One girl, Tillie Bailey,
has 267 hours training as machine
operator but the company refuses
to employ her at the job for which
she has trained. Other girls with
training are also refused a chance
to work in the skilled labor divi<
sion.
1t is believed that these condi-
tons for Negro women will con-
tinue 10 exist at the plant until the
Negro men become active members
in the local union. AT present
there is no committee 10 which
they can take their complaints.
Efforts are being made to bring
every Negro worker at the plant
into Local Union ago.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

An unsigned circular is being secretly passed out in
plants and in local unions about to elect officers.
This irresponsible circular deliberately fasihcs,
misrepreScnts and dstorts the position OF Earl Brow
der and the Communist Party II was also used in
some union elections by some candidates who. I'M
certain of election their record and merit used 1t
TO smear their opponents
The circular says THE Communist Party Wants
The Bedaux Piecc-Work System Do You?" II
reproduces several disjointed quotatons-which
prove nothng-from Earl PROVIDERS stimulating
pamphlet Production For Victory"
The State Convention of the Communist Party
qucstcd the FBI and Col. Strong of the army
curity division TO investigate the origin and appre
bend the authors of this circular being subversive
and injurious to production Investigation Of
the authors and crculators of this miserable docu-
men is warranted by the following facts
i This circular by outright Misrepresentation and
rcd batting attempts 10 create deliberate confusion
and division by falsely creating the belief that Earl
Browder and the Communist Party favor the Bedaux
speed up system The authors and the circulators OF
this leaflet clearly know that this is definitely untrue
and is malicious SANDER
. The un-Amercan nature OF this circular is
shown by its lack of signature or identity Of sponsor
Responsible and patriotic organizations and citizens
never fear responsibility for public statements or
documents Those who resort TO secrecy, distortion
and plain classifying usually people who cannot
defend their statements and who fear an accounting
to the people.
3 No responsible American interested in smash
ing HitlerSm picks up Hitler's main weapon of red
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

this exodus. inssmuch as these
young men would be able 70 obtain
employment in this locality where
there is a crying need for man.
power il il were not for the fact
that defense plants are opposed to
hiring skilled Negro workers. They
feel that the condition warrants the
attention OF the FEPC.
These leaders have repeatedly
approached the Douglass Aircraft
company officials because Of their
attitude against Negro skilled la
Dor.
In those defense plants which
utilize Negro services, the workers
express the fact that discrimination
is pracuced throughout the plant
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Workers
Continued from Page u

application for employment in 9TH
er departments are shifted 10 De-
partment Is where they are as
signed 20 mop or sweeper service.
Mos. OF the mops used at the plant
are said 10. be the industrial type,
which in many instances, have been
too heavy even for men 10 handle
White women are employed in the
same department but as clerical
workers and messengers. Most OF
the wkite women, it was revealed.
can work out of that department
but there are no promotions for
Negro women.
Get Mems Pay. Do Mems Work
When women employed as floor
moppers complain that the work IS
too hard their foreman warns them
that you are getting a mans pay
so you have got TO do a mans
work" Albert Rechdorf is general
foreman OF Department IS.
Ii was also reported that, the
management is planning TO pur-
chase wooden shoes for women en-
ployed as jsniiors in the machine
shops Besides handling heavy bar
rels OF scrap metal these women
must also clean machinery before
leaving the job, i; was said.
These conditions were reported &c
the Michigan Chronicle by a Ne,
gro employer al the plant who ha
been active in efforts TO organic
male workers and help better tn
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Older Boys And Girls Conference Will Open Friday
Pair. Was Fined )
$50 For RObherys:

Convicted Of stealing three shirts
costing nine dollars each from .
large downtown mems store. an
year-old couple were ordered TO
pay $50 in fines or serve Jail terms
by Recorders Judge Joseph A. GU
lis.
Police say that Augusta WASH
ington OF II East Garfield and
Clarence Nash Jackson OF 4452
Brush street. had committed sim
pie larceny in the theft Of the
three shirts.
Miss Washington was fined $05
or TO serve s. days in house of cor
rection while Jackson was fined
SIS or 20 serve 30 days in the house
or correction.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
WELL PLANNED
PROGRAM FOR
YOUTH GROUPS
DR.. Claiming Tobias To
Be Principal Speaker
For The Conference

The registration OF the Eleventh
Annual Older Boys and Girls con-
Terence is now open at the st. An
tome Branch OF the Y.M.C.A.. and
the Ldcy Thurman Branch Of the
Y.WC.A. The planning commit
tee has completed the program and
announced that along with the Gull
tural and educational phases OF the
program. there is a special planned
recreation phase. 1t includes a
splash party at the Lucy Thurman
Branch OF the YWCA.. a social
party on Friday night. fraternity
basketball game on Saturday night
which is followed by fraternity
social hour.
The conference Is open to boys
end girls attending high school or
those who have been out Of high
school less than two years. Church
groups are particularly invited. The
attendance Of the l943 conference
Is limited 10 200 boys and girls. and
II is necessary for you TO complete
registration as soon as possible, The
registration fee is 50. which in
cludes three fellowship meals and
all other program activities.
The conference speakers include
DR.. Claiming II. Tobias. New York
City: Robert Brady Jr.. Detroit:
Henderson Davis. Detroit; DR.. Isaac
Franck and Father Malcolm c..
Dade.
The discussion groups will be led
by Chief Petty Officer Charles
Smith. the Rev. Charles Hill. DR.
Beatrice Kemmer. DR.. J. J. McClen-
don. Mrs Haley Bell Raymond
Hatcher. Ernest Marshall. Gloster
Current. Hcrtha Priest, Lloyd Cofer
and Horace Bradfield.
The conference music is under
the leadership Of Mrs. Vantella
Lane and Mrs Clara Walker. Miss
Lavina Moore Is in charge OF social
fun. Miss Bernice Thomas. reg
istration: Miss Geneva Mercomes.
conference reporter: Mrs. Eulslis
Wyatt. chairman o, meal tickets.
and Mrs Lucille Strong. chsperon
The opening session OF the con-
ference will be held Friday eve
ming. March l9. al 8 pm. at the
Lucy Thurman Branch OF the
Y.W.CA. Remember 10 register
early at the Lucy Thurman Branch