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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19

~ af
buns an nf fts Hf
xur as Waf Ea
That's hs 5oe EeHt q aa
Tom EaIa ftg eai
T8rf mas n e o rHzaten nt
uear5nH fhe a2e auff u hta
eanf taf i Auuf ~ bring nnst
fafg afN HeIifur in training tF
serving thfH eeauutfv - ne
inE m re government
jas Keas lg ye8fs 80 and
eniss Il ere n ea0zlIa F8leh
Whssll Win m0uef mao 81
euine aed fasa. selling nanfs and
careful saving NJ has during iRT
past fcN manths haagnt IS bands
81 So denomination Most So
these ne h hosiRaf u the Wa
Bono and Sismp aalies en si
thr school
b. a8aigfu e. esF ard
the odd sofN whlrh helued a.
Yield the S2at = for the Bond
doe Kent went out for leaat1al
snd other activities at tne echool
And during the Cbrlatmas hoii
days ie los1k . iob
Fverybssft knows Uncle sam
has - haer muae e. van
this waf he said and afim ali
wng shouldn't I work fo pta my
money into the United States
Is anuui the hest Investment you
can make ga8 beslde helping oar
country Inc Bonda pae interest
and wben ! get ready r. G. into
business faF myself ! experi tfe
money from lhsfn % help me =
irt
Joe Kent IS lhr son At Fred "
Bishop. who was railway express
agent here for q number II years
Ige waH forced e. retire 0lscu he
suffered 8 slfsske Il snort tifne ago
Tine $500 which Torn Conner.
son Of Representative William
Conner spent for Wm Bonds was
earned nv him when he was enc
~ the pages "a Washington iasi
winter During the months fs.
was working "a Congress he at
tended the pages school with the
other p fsssH who were similar
IL employed Tom IS # and ne
Is a junior az the loesi high
ELECTROMAGNETIC
schossl
Tom had 81 opportunity which
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19

utlalifv as eend In eomsnas6 IL (
nSirnciaan bsstsiun Nlth :
Naval Reserve C9vnnon Is
aaahfe Ear use aksavN ts eas
rR afplk@ms y ms rp
eaifed 10 have > college aarm
Other aft3s perSansh 81 es
r~trssctaan hauailons siiauM ~ ussn
stn engineering degrN0 from ar
lfen schoes Wfih fa9n o. 6
teaf II field experience n hesvf
Construction
Men win aris1al tield expen
erace labor foremen handilna
men a. heau construction
Who are between = and - ami
wto have construction knawl
eage. maj also qualify - = com
assssiofsed officer Howeser. ne
naeed not have q college degree
Certain MINIS phyxseal defects
may be waived
All men Nhe feel tiiet possess
tire necessary qualifications
should write Immediately % shx
Offtre ~ Naval Officer Pressure
ment. 1T Camp street New Or
leans IL When writing age
experience education and ether
essential information should b.
stated
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Florida ShipYcFd
Has Been Added To
Gulf Co0sf Areo

Rear Admiral HaWard L aek
ef me Unisaa sssise MAJ
tme Commission 81 Washsnn
t1 y O. today snnnuneaa fh.s
ne s. johns River shtphaisanR
e~afporatiUn asekxansHh Pa
m seen changed from Ire Eaes
Ceaai Regional CONSTRUCTION krpa
IRE Gulf Coast Regional Coa
ffartasn Ares The ST Johns
River shlpyard ~ jacksonville 4
Engaged ~ fee hassdmg d Lib
eftY cargo ships
Reasons advanced ssf ts
hanaf 81 Jurisdiction wese gh
fhe Wage Sterilization srnup cuts
taeksauyilie ia the Gull Coast
glon there are mere yards III
see East Coast District thar the
4uH Coast and q cover Taruna
n the Gulf Coast region It 4
Usually necessary to travel
through Jacksonville
headquarters Of the United
states Maritime Commission Gull
Coast Regional Construction Dis.
riet ~ which L n Sanford 4
Regional Director. Is 81 New Or
iean8 La The GnH Coast re-
slan uuw extends from Browns
elllc Texas. 70 Florida Including
aaih cas-, and west coasts If that
state. in which a total of II ship
Yards are located
Cities in which Gulf Coast
maritime commission yards are
located nov include Mobile. Ala
Jacksonville Panama CITY and
lamps Fla New Orleans. SIldeIg
and Monroe la Psscnguula.
Miss Beaumont Brownsville
Corpus Christi. Galveston ard
Houston. Texas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Stewart Says:

New Business Group Seeking e
Avert Slump When Pssos Genes
Business appfess#a=s
same sort Of socialism II ieaelf
after fhe var # times are hard
Is leaaers naturally want - r
man independent and are doing
taeif best wiiH = program - rne
seni me pineh tai they ieaf aean
psseefhme return Not that thes
ere pot desperately snxsaa -
have Fl cuine-eI course 8Ilh 80
tor for the United Nations Hos
ever. they ere quite oufspokenlg
fearful thst : Ali alter cur
whole industrial. commercial and
economic life Hence the recent
organization q 3 pnYafeIy.G-
nznee1 group e have az - plans
made f0f dealing smith tha stu
alton. however : may deseIau
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19

hench Is that hstle hove Is lasi
between the cED and the CD
teommetcc Department. Il be
heoves ti8r department b. be on
friendly terms with urh = bunch
- GED CentfHHvlse. II aad
n Fhe CEDa prestige h lodge IL
tie same quarters with . federal
department
incidentally think that cEna
uifielaldom like 70 be- IN elosa
touch with the department for
purposes ~ observation CED.
mind smn IS Suspicious 81 s0elal
stle tendencies On TIE New Deal
81 part ant the assoeiafnu
gives the former an opportunity
TOR close observation ~ the lat
tef actiNities Tine relationship
= called cooperation though
But laierE Probably that's Whag
q Is while ths waf lasts presi
aeni Paul G Hoffman IF the
atndebaker corporation Is CEDH
chairman There a q research
committee assigned te rake ever
= VIDE field of tsxstion and nion
etafy poiicy
a New Plan for Capital and Labor
The management refers t. Il
NoH q wnnln.he POOL Of IDEAS
Il aass not nrnless IL have thagn
All evolved pteilmnafiiy ANY
asiy with 4 leW good drops ~
Hieas 90 offer will b. invited u
paaf them mo the common ms
turf Il IS q esse ~ which cap
ifai y most wtshlul iof lanaf
help II Will * IN capitals inter
cal certainly. bat CED's iheais Is
that il Will be- equally 10 the il
lefesl ~ iahor hut will II work
Since Il never WAS tried uut Be
fore nobody knows Anyway. II
: 9 case In which emplnyeriom
8 trying r. guarantee employ
nlent 81 workers more distinctly
Tor empioyerdomk benefit than
Ial iabors II goes without sav
ms that the demand fof peace
time gopds vii h. enormous with
wars end The probiem IS
though. will peaeetime consumers
- 8hle % pay fnf what they fs
anireF That Is tht question CED
IS irving 10 STRIVE If with = salts
factory economic answcf achieved
n advance u the emergency
II 4 Is not answered sailsfae
lafilY. what CEn IS afraid Of Is
fhal the government viii sseIai
re rs And business doesn't
Isnes the notion u being aslal
lsea fer IRE common benefit L
wants a. make money IN hat
tne che prospect q hard tune Il
s sincere al right from IT, ean
standpoint hui can u SET aWae
eilh IL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
e
30ldeliqhts
BY
Conqrsssmsn Nm MColmer

War CoAu
White rN8naEffN thr sacrifice
e Thought 81 fn tefus IT
~ mugHaisd and mafnisd
Iee r the ee0ufHmte sasf -
aat a. ~ considered AMI ahilf
49, ana rightly are pans
"a faanh "a @af sacrifices tn tHs
eest ag bxsl tte ernngfair ffst
e lfs country Is net IN insignia
nt thing
h World Va I ihis e0asulft
W6aae usbs tanital contribution 10
Nt m8ffn 81 daliafs ano IKE An
eve Of war hut not neuriF So
meeh a. H IS going p o. IL lhss
var Al tfie eioae at inst Waf We
Nefe contributing 81 pef cent If
lHf total allied eusi ~ sie WH
Al the fatf ee arr siepulna up
auf contribution a. Chat cause IN
TINS waf b i stia e. pregiat ulat
before ihc war Is uvef we wlli be-
contributing more faan the Total
81 ~ ~ mar allies SEINE inter
esliug figures about what We are
= contributing have been com
piled For instance We afe to-day
contributing aiB per eeHi # aaf
entire natlnnal income. ~ = "a
tai 81 sTa.Uon ono up 81 date II
World War II while the total con
lfibatian If Great Britain s 50 ,
per cent - ~ uaf4auai iueunse
bieh amounts n dollarv e. onlp
kia 0f0 coo coo Add g. this Tan
sdas contribution ~ asa per cent
Of ~ national income (k1 80
GO 0u9l. A~ustfaiiah 40s per cent
81 IS natunsl income Hsi ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
OCCUPATION DRArT.pRooF

Exeter. Eng IA sturdy fellow
Nho failed 10 answer three Home
Guard Gallup forms John Byrne
q Exeter received . final warn
Ing informing him he was liable
10 a fine Of $3.50 unless he replied
The firm vas returned mmedi
atelv 10 authorities and ~ the
pace marked Occupation was
written Playing IN a cbildren's
nursery John i only four Hts
mother filled out the papers
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
High School Youths Buy Bonds While
Waiting To Join U. S. Navy 10 Fight

is a aee alion ol
- Aafan sut q Germany
He mante Nc enter 1ha rNtee m
e and hs ambitions
asrl fas@fa tnr & S
ffn
haernf n8anea nu Whf ]
0a as lu aa Nhan lnisa agh
be- sad Guess lhe first
1ab aa q us has 81 So Is 81 ship
shF HnEHaN
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19

on oanE anf NrW zealana Et
rg esHf - z ualhasal tne
ft9a8 90 a1 ard Ne hauF 3
tataI ~ 81 IA h9nao. ~ roel
ali.ofa - fhe pnksre "a ted
Eingaam ana its auFnEnnns 81
sgalnsl ihe STa 0aa roo nN ffar
fhe United States Momss 81
estimated ihaf before AZ
~ yeaF @ill have nansna uf
total cost r. the united stsfr ~
this maf wiil have reaches8 ur
stHpeneaaa and sfaaa nc aslm IF
SzIs coz 0a0lof9
Ihe ~ sources estimate i
m tha time the tetsl tstu,fi
ton ~ fhe British Empire aH
hsve teen SIS g00 aeM 8a Thus
81 = seen ifi1f ii4r uniseu giate
3 ard WilI continue 70 eantflh4t
the iianH sfaFc If fne easi Of
World Var II while TIE Lfou
.ukea H8feat Bfitalnl viii -
poor Second Certainiy NJ s.
f0pran Hlig viii ever aaain n
tHs affFantsge no refer r. Dnre
5am 81 Unele shylnek
subversivs Activities
LISA #ell known fsef - Wsa
inRton tfaat there err uaany
called left a8nRsfH whaa
efaiisw approaches es~Hnfnanisg5
who are essiinE ont IT thr pub
trough In fact for q numbef Of
years Il hes heen understood here
ihat the lees of = mans abiliiy e.
got a Job IN The government was
tae degree pf liberalism Mhlfh
ne possessed As stated. this hb
srsiism unqurstiunsbly in PM
instances went 81 faf - r. err
brsee socialism ard ctanmunism
Several veaN agu the Rule
Committee set up = eeFnmitief
known ~ ias Discs Cnmmiteie on
I'm American Activities O. invc
iiEate tins matter Tine Die Com
mittee while not entirely fres of
criticism for some 81 Is method
81 operation hak nrveftheir
rendered . splendid service IN "a
posing thia element who fnfest
our government and. IN many 10
stances. occupy important pDlicy
making positions THIS Commit
tee has repeatedly called the at
lrntiun ai the country l. man
d thee government agents. sorle
% whom according IL their own
writings have advocated the nvei
throw IT otf system If govern
mlent Congress has On Nevefsl
occasions undertaken to rid thr
government bureaus uf these enc
mics OF the government ~ writ
ms provisions into tine apprupf
alton bills that none If the fund
should f. n pay tnen expense
a recent example uf tins was last
week when a negro hov by the
name 81 William piekrnK OF com
munisilc tendencies IVES shown b.
h. an employee of the Treasurs
Department az o salary Of $500
e year The House IN the ronsid
Grafton II the Treasury Apprn
ptialtan BIZ wrote q nrevision
therein r. tine effect that none
ri the funds should 60 u the
payment ~ has salary Then i
most interesting thing happened
II was learned that ne was . nc.
aru and immediately MANY ~
the Republicans as vet as the
Democratic leaders switched over
and voted e. put him back On the
payroll under the excuse that
further investigation should be
made L viii he interesting a.
observe what happens e. ihiS
negro and 81 others named with
him
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
FAIL ON LAST LAP

Oklahoma City -Ths klwann
eiUb president called la1 = n,ena-
beers q step forward n he non
cred Cor one full year Of perfect
attcuf ante
-Four failed 10 respond They
wtic absent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
a"unscnlprIoN RATrs


-rRFrDoM or TIE PRESS does not aivn . NowapupeE
The rfuhf e publish scandals stack innocent indixtduaA or
huanarE ftrus neithar dec FREEDOM OF SPEECH ave me
TndIvidusf fha rfahi 10 besnear the reputation Of outstanding
cfiasns. attach fha eommunitys isadins institutions. nor start
whIrporfno campaign for the sole reason 81 disturbing the
public peaea. TO violate the above rights and prixhsaea e 70
anamnus4 the rights and happiness Of all
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19

q the happtesi hours Of compromising between
parents and children are those spent each Sun.
aaY. going to Church; reading Sunday school
btele stories; and finding cut what religion
isn't enough. They need The fri.ndsbia -
parents. and Church.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Honor Employees
OF Ala. Concern
With Ceremony

MONTGOMERY, Ala. CAMP -
Saturday was a gala day at the
plant OF the Reliance Manufacture
ing company here when with elab-
crate exercises. service pins we're
awarded 10 employees who have
worked for the organization from
five 10 Is years. With music pro-
vided by the internationally famous
quartet, the Solthernaires, especial
ly imported for the occasion; with
addresses by DR.. F. d. Patterson,
president Of Tuskegee institute: c..
Lake lines, minister and formerly
assistant 10 the principal OF Tus-
kegee; A. T. Bard. vice president
Of the Reliance Manufacturing COM
pany OF Chicago and city officials
Of Montgomery, the occasion was a
gala one for the 800 women who
manufacture shirts and clothing in
model factory here. The plant
here is the largest employing COL
ored women in the operation Of
power machines and in other skilled
capacities In the entire south. Fifty
five employees received pins for five
years servi e: 50 for ten years en-
ployment while IA who had worked
for Reliance Is years or more were
also honored.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
2 Detroiters
Honor Men
AtGt. Lakes

GREAT LAKES. 1.-Two De-
troit Negroes were named honor
men in the class graduated today
from the Hospital Corps School at
the US. Naval hospital here. The
men are Herman Sanders. 20. Of
1927 Charlevoix, and Joseph Attelio
Herman. 20. of 9S6 King street. San
ders attained an average Of IS per
cent and Herman achieved 978 per
cent. They competed against $50
other Bluejackets for the high rat
ing.
The Detroit honor men and other
graduates of the school will be sent
to naval hospital for additional
training and then assigned to gen.
eral duty at sea or at other shore
stations.
Sanders, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Saunders, is a graduate Of
Northeastern high school and prior
to his enlistment in the navy. he
was employed as a bus driver.
Honor man Herman, who Is the
son of Mrs. Mary B. Herman, at.
tended Wayne university and prior
to his enlistments he was employed
as a grinder and electrician by the
Ford Motor company.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04

WASHINGTON. - CAMP, "A
scheduled conference to plan STRAIT
egy on the snti-pou tax bill. now
on the senate calendar, was post
poned last Wednesday when Sen.
Frederick Van Mugs CD Of Indiana
found himself trying TO clarity the
LIQUOR situation as chairman OF a
senate subcommittee studying the
matter.
There was no indication how soon
the session would be held. Partici-
pa;ing in the talks were 10 have
been other supporters in the senate
of~the house-approved bill. Later,
outside support was TO have been
called in and informed how best
they could tie in with the strategy.
Meanwhile. the National Commit
tee 10 Abolish the Poll tax an
nounced through It's secretary.
Catherine Shryver. that the en1er-
gency meeting Of the executive
conference had been called for
Wednesday, December 8. at which
l25 supporters from various parts
Of the country were 10 attend.
The meeting was called for the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
HFChairman
Announces Facts
OF CompanyB Bias

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. - Malcolm
Ross, chairman OF the Presidents
Committee on Fair Employment
Practice. announce today that pro-
posed findings = fact and directives
Of the committee. directing the
elimination Of discrimination against
Negroes, had been issued and served
upon the Philadelphia Transporta-
ton company and the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Employees Union.
The findings became effective on
November q. unless. before that
day. either the company or the
union requests public hearing be-
fore the committee.
This action followed a conference
held on November S. between Mr..
Ross and representatives Of the COM
pany and the union. in which an
agreed statement OF facts was pre-
pared.
The company operates all Of the
street railway. subway, elevated,
and bus lines in the city OF Phila-
delphia.
The agreed statement Of facts re-
cites that the company and its pre-
decessors have never employed Ne
groes ~ trainmen. busmsn. startera
or platform attendants. The COM
pany now employs q total Of 10000
persons, SGT OF whom are Negroes,
employed in capacities other than
platform men,"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04

) THE WAY

Let US be thankful. Despite the
chaotic upheaval Of the world, we
have so much for which TO be
thankful. God has made his world
so beautiful We should be thankful
for green fields. forest and noun
tains, rivers and lakes. majestic
trees. sunsets and sunrises painted
in beauty such as only God can
paint. for the things OF beauty
created by men that inspire US TO
nobler living.
Let us thank God for the father
hood OF God and the fellowship OF
man. Although not vet realized, the
dream is burning in the hearts Of
many people OF every race.
Let us thank God for physical
existence. without God man could
not exist. Man and God are %
partners. He gives the soil and man
tills the soil. whereby the nations
OF the earth are fed
Let us thank God for each other
Man is dependent upon his fellow
man. He Is dependent upon previous
generations Of all classes and pro-
LESSONS and is also dependent upon
the present generation. All minister
10 his comforts and welfare. No
man lives unto himself
Let us thank God for love and
friendship. Life indeed would be
barren without friendship and the
capacity to respond. Let us be
thankful for something as grand
and as noble as love and friendship
and the capacity TO enter into such
experiences.
Let us be thankful for our church
Is and unselfsh ministers who are
friends by the side Of the road. Let
us be thankful that there Is a God
who answers prayer and "standeth
watch above his own"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04

The American Beauty Social and
Art club met in regular meeting
last week. The election OF officers
was the main item OF business. New
officers are Mrs. Mable Smith, pres
ident; Mrs. Katherine Smith. vice
president: Mrs Torrance Stiles. sec
rotary; Mrs. Ivoynne Webb, record
ing s~retary; Mrs. Roxanna Daw-
kins. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Susie Johnson, critic; Mrs. Villa N.
Stuart, sick committee chairman.
and Mrs. Beatrice Brown. scribe.
The evening was spent playing
games and partaking OF a delicious
luncheon. The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Mrs. Rox-
anna Dawkins. $40 Mack.
Donations will be gratefully &C
eepted for the servicemen's fund
for Xmas. You may make yours by
calling TT. 1853.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Cop Indicted For
Beating OF Woman
In Louisville, Ky.

LOUISVILLE LANP) - Writing
another chapter in the case Of Mrs.
Julia Mae Woods, who was brutal
ly beaten by two white officers. the
November grand jury Wednesday
returned an indictment charging
assault and battery to Patrolman
A. L. Belville. one Of the two police
men named as her aSsailants.
Belville and his partner. A. NJ.
Melcher. were charged with brutal
ly beating and mistresting Mrs.
Woods on September z. Mrs. Woods
was fined S. for disorderly con-
duct, and on the same evidence pre-
sented in Mrs. Woods trial, Safety
Director Joseph F. Donaldson fined
the officers 20 days pay for fail
ure to handle the Woods situation
in accordance with standards re-
quired OF Louisville policemen"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
War Widows To Salute Race Servicemen December 19

meet to discuss war time sports ac-
tivities for women. Representa-
tives from Hampton and Howard.
members OF the association. were
unable to meet
Sports activities that engaged the
women's groups Saturday morning
and afternoon included voiley ball,
badminton. speed ball. shuttle board
and ping pong. An all-girls exhibi-
ton field hockey game was played
at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Defended Self,
Got Jail Term

LOS ANGELES (ANP)-Just as
he had threatened. Judge Leroy
Dawson sentenced Thomas Doram,
better known as "Tony," former
Xavier All-American football star,
10 prison as soon as baby was
born last week to him and his
young wife. After five refusals for
a new trial the judge agreed to
delay sentence until the birth.
Tony was arrested for assault and
battery resulting from a fight in
California shipyards on June 20. in
which he was successful in de-
Tending himself when two white
workers assaulted him.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Poll Tax Bill Meeting
Held Up In Washington

purpose Of mobilixing al potential
aid in the states for cloture and for
final vote on the legislation. I'VE
want TO step up the public angle.
Mrs Shryver stated. I'VE have had
much work done by the orgsniza-
tiops. We're going to roll up our
sleeves in the morning. and lobby
in the afternoon"
Nothing but the maximum pres
sure" she said. is going 70 get the
bill passed in the senate.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Leaders Greeted
Willkie In South

ATLANTA (ANP)-Four Negro
republicans were among the dele
CATION Of Atlantans who greeted
Wendell Willkie. when the titular
party head made a brief stopover
at the Terminal station here Fri
day. Willkie expressed the hope
that he would receive the support
Of the southern people"
Those present wero II S. Murphy.
william Shaw. A. B. Wright, L D.
Milton and B. r. Golfer.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Guard Is Jailed,
Youth Was Shot

ATLANTA tANP)-A. c. Hack
ney, a white guard at Grant Park.
was held to the Fulton grand jury
under $500 bond Tuesday on a
charge OF assault with intent 10
murder growing out OF his alleged
shooting of l6-year-old John +.
CLANCY on Sept. 10. The prelimi-
nary hearing had been delayed a
number Of times. awaiting Chaney's
recovery.