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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09
FRESH NAz| FORCES NOW
 JOIN FIGHT
Germans Make Great Effort 10 Exploit Wedge
 in Defenses

MOSCOW, July g. = The great battle of the Kursk salient mounted today in intensity as the Germans threw in fresh troops and tanks to exploit the wedge in the Russian defenses near Belgorod on the northern end of the fiercely blazing 200-mile battle line.
 The Russians said Soviet troops regained lost ground in series of counter attacks yesterday.
 This action was taken while hold ing firm against the mighty stab of some 90,000 Nazi troops against one narrow area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09
Magnuson Seeks Aid Of Dies Committee in Jap-Am eritan Gaze

SEATTLE, July 9.-Representa- tive Warren G. Magnuson of Wash ington state said he will ask the Dies Committee to investigate the case of three Japanese American soldiers recently apprehended in their homes on leave in this state. Agents dug up camera buried be- fore evacuation from one of their homes. One of the homes is near Sumner,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09
J. W. QUICKER AND JERRY
 RETURN HERE THURSDAY

J. w Gucker, merchandise brok- CT and property owner. returned yesterday from a business trip to Ketchikan and other communities in the Southern end of the Di- vision
 MT. Gucker was accompanied here by his younger son, Jerry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09
.DR WON'T
 ASK LEWIS
 TO AGREE
President Indicates Clearly No Note Will Be
 Sent Out

WSHINGTON, July 9.-President Roosevelt gave clear indication today that be had no intention of asking John L. Lewis to sign new agreement with coal operators as the union chief has been ordered to do by the War Labor Board.
 The President asked what good 1t would do if he sent Lewis note in longhand and on pink paper asking him to conform with the order and Lewis did not sign.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09
U. 5. F0RCEs' PUSH GOING
 0NS(HEDULE
Jungle Troops Fight Heavy Weather in Advance
 on Munda
By J. NORMAN LODGE Associated Press War
 Correspondent)

WITH A U. S. OCCUPATION FORCE, NEW GEORGIA ISLAND. July 6. - DELAYED Fighting through an almost inpenetrable jungle, soaked with four days of torrential rain, combined American forces today had gained every ob- jective in their drive toward Munda airport
 Heavy weather was not antici- pated in this normally dry sea- son, and slowed down efforts in places But the entire offensive is reported very little behind schedule,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09
S|CIL N AlRDR0ME5
 ATTACKED
Allied Planes Strike Italy s First Line of Defense
 for Sixth Day

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, July g. - Hun dreds of Allied planes shuttled back and forth across the Mediterranean yesterday for the sixth consecutive day and rained explosives on Sicil- ian airdromes and ports which are Italy's first line of defense.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09
First of two articles on how Congressional committees push
 the war effort.)
By JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, July 9.--It is the custom to deride Congress and few men on the Hill won't admit that much of the criticism is well de- served.
 However, credit should be given where credit is due and in spite of the limitations of the Congress sional committee system, some of the committees operating on the Hill have certainly pushed this war forward
 The activities of the Truman committee in uncovering some of the more shameful aspects of the national defense program are well known. Senator Byrd's economy committee has Kept the executive agencies cautious in expansion and expenditures. The House Naval
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09
(I0 UNION G0E5AF7ER
 J. l. LEWIS
Wanfs Sedifion laws In. voked Against Presi-
 dent of UNIV

NEW YORK, July 9-The Ma tional Maritime Union of the CIO has adopted a resolution calling on the Attorney General to invoke se- dition laws against John L. Lewis.
 Lewis is described in the resolu- ton adopted as "an enemy pro- noting program designed to de- stroy the American way of life"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09
NEW5pApERMAN
 WINS BIG SUIT

SPOKANE, Wash, July 9.-Ash- ley Holden. newspaperman, has won la jury award of $15,000 damages in a $250,0O0 suit against the Mags- zine Distributing Company for an |article describing him as friendly to the Japanese,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09
US. PLAN ES ST TR|kE 0U I
 AT HAIRp0NG
French Indo- China Area Is Bombed by China
 Based AirFor(e

NEW YORK, July 9.-A Domei broadcast picked up here from Tokyo reported formation of China based United States planes, including Flying Fortresses, bombed the suburbs of Hairpong, Ere n h Indo- China, yesterday.
 The Japanese broadcast was re- corded by the United States For eign Broadcast Intelligence Service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09
TO
 TAKE RECESS MAYBE TODAY
Stumbling Blocks Remov- ed by Sendte-Bills
 Sent 10 FDR

BULLETIN Washington, Jnly 9.-Congress has wiped the calendar clean and recessed until September IA. The session appropriated one hundred and thirty billion dollars to finance the war and for home front ac- tivities. Congress enacted the pay-as-you-go tax bill, renewed lend-lease, anti-strike bill over the Presidents veto, abolished the National Resources Plan ming Board and National Youth Administration, two major New Deal agencies. Congress also repealed the Presidents $25,OO0 limit on salaries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09
Role of Congress in
 War Mobilization Is
 Credited, Committees

 Affairs committee has saved mil lions by blocking war contract chis- .elers and forcing the re-negotiation of contracts. Rep. Robert Rams peck's Civil Service committee was for a while Git seems to have gone to sleep lately) doing yeoman ser vice in keeping the vast, unwieldy government personnel expansion from bursting it's seams, creating inequalities for the workers and inefficiency for Uncle Sam.
 There are others that deserve mention, but that's enough to bring us to a concrete case.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09
Alaska Pacific
 To payD Dividend

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, July g.. The Alaska Pacific Salmon Cor poration will pay dividend of 50 cents share on July 3l to those on record on July 20 One dollar was paid last year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09
CAPITAL CHAFF

There was time when you hao to come from Harvard and i've east of the Allegheny Mountains to get ahead in the State Depart ment But now the State Depart ment has just appointed as Ameri- oan Minister to Iraq, efficient LoS henderson. born in ArKansas' reared in Kansas and son ol d midwest preacher. He knows wha. ~ if is to know the US.A.-as wen os the Near East. Hives Matthews, the Maryland editor who was indicted for criminal libel pe- cause he exposed a state oiiiciai tor driving to Georgia for his son ; wedding, has been delused with so . n,uch congratulatory mail ne can answer it all. He even got ao'ei :
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09
. . . . . . DIMOUT TIMES

} Dimout begins tonight
 } at sunset at 10 o'clock. } Dimout ends tomorrow { } at sunrise at 4:07 am.
 , Dimout begins Saturday at { } sunset at 9:59 pm, , {
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09

Nearly everyone in Washington expressed surprise when the Presi- dent set up his new Office of War Mobilization and named James F
 Byrnes as it's chief. Even severe administration critics called it a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-09

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Her $64 Question
Quiz Program 'penalizes' Housewife TO Tune
Of 900 Sent in 900 Letters

NEW YORK. Jan. % CUPl.-
Radio quizdom's contribution TO
household phraseology - the $64
question lis strictly small fry
from now on.
The turn OF events in the home
OF Mrs. Dennis Mullane, West
Brighton housewife who failed 20
answer a quiz program question
correctly last Saturday night. indi-
Gated today that Quiz Master
Ralph Edwards had asked a SIS
900 question.
Unable 10 tell Edwards how
many kings OF England were
named Henry. Mrs. Mullane was
''penalized" by being asked TO give
her address over the air. Edwards
then asked listeners 10 send a
penny each TO the woman, to go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Tunisid ViCtory !
First Objective :

WASHINGTON, Jan. % RS)
An Allied offensive under the
direction of 1t. Gen. Dwight d
Eisenhower 10 clear the Axis out
OF Tunisia was foreseen in diplo-
matte circles here today as one
of the first military developments
OF the North African strategy
conference.
Official reports from North
Africa Indicate that President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill gave full approval ia
General Eisenhower'S plans 10
submerge as much as possible the
confused French political situation
there in the interests OF his coming
campaign 10 secure complete con-
troll of Tunisia as a springboard
for an assault on Axis Europe.
General Eisenhower is believed
10 be completing plans for that
campaign, which Is expected Ia
be carried out under his direction
in co-opera ton with the forces OF
the British Eighth Army, which
has smashed west Of Tripoli.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

Barbero. %. Of 5736 Hartwell ave.
nue., Dearborn, who left war jobs
to join UP.
Miss EStelle J. Gargello, %, OF
S076 Smart street, changed from
the blue uniform of the women's
ordnance workers to the olive drat
OF the army unit.
Colonel Bachus issued an ap-
peal for more officer material and
musicians for the WAACs.
Women qualified for officer
training will be interviewed at the
WAC offices on the sixth floor
Of the Federal Building.
Girl piccolo, flute, baritone
mellophone, snare drum and Other
musicians are needed for the Third
WAC band at Fort DeS Moines
Iowa.
Here are more new WAACs:
Abner, Catherine T.. Wayne
Anspaugh. Josephine. s5 Hardwood.
Auss, Hlnan M, 1888 MsrricE.
ssns: ss.,s. n A 100 Es ss9 9ssr. on
Bruce. Beruice b., i5S35 Lawton.
Bryant. Fern e, IS Edison.
Burbank, Ethel e, Birmingham.
Burdick. Cherte M, $3.50 Cass
Galloway, Celeste M, 5se2 vancourt.
+captEs, JosepnIns, 1881 CherrylAwn.
Darby, Frances W., Ferndale.
Davis, Dorothy X. 1t0si Marlowss
Dogin. Doris. Webster Han
fleming. Marjorie X. z757 Cortland.
Flint Helene M, 3i25 Trombiy.
Gaui. Margaret, 2e0 Melbourne.
Keller. Eleanor, se4S Petoskey.
JarEello, Estens j.. so7s Smart.
loyal, Elaine X, ii72 Ruffner.
June. Ruby M. YwcA. Downtown Branch
Koziowski, Mildred, 144z5 Alma.
Levin, Loretta, 1895 Manor.
howbray, Grace M. s73s sparta
snowden, Rutha Blair M, 140i6 Manor.
sto,tE. Eisznor A.. 5s51 Twenty-th third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

ORDINARY cathartics habit forming and never eure
constipation They force tuces
from your stomach and do mot the your
trouble suffer Constipation Toxins BIoatny
Weak Kidneys etc, try bottle OF BIO MINERAL After
days with you may wonderful results
BlO-MNERA Is not physic and does interfere with
the natural foods in stomach. 1t to the
RoOT-to the cau of your trouble eliminating abnormal
waste material, cleaning and purifying ntexnex
thoroughly IN Natural, harmless and painless way.
, WHEN the poisons out o. your system when the
kidneys purified when the gas-toxins bloanr NO
longer remain In stomach to condition In the
blood then begin to feel Arrits leaving you
your Rheumatism saying good Nature assisted
complete the recovery. Wise people 20 o MINERAL
the best Mineral Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Bituminous Coal Price
Will Be Tipped Soon

WASHINGTON, Jan. % INS).
The OPA announced today that
bituminous coal prices would be
increased within the next few
days 20 make possible the oper-
alton of a six-day week in the
mines and to cover other pro-
duction cost increases.
Officials said that coal prices
would be increased approximately
8 cents a ton 10 cover cost in.
creases in production since ceilings
were established last April and
the overtime increase for the
sixth day would amount TO ap.
proximately 9 per cent of the
labor cost for the present five-day
3S-hotIr week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

toward the purchase of a war bond
for her son. Harold, a marine
corps private.
A day later, 10000 letters
arrived in the Mullane home.
They all contained money. but not
ali the listeners limited themselves
TO the requested pennies. The
avalanche brought forth nickelS,
dimes, quarters and bills.
Up 10 late last night. mail
trucks had delivered a total of
1880 pieces of mail-so many
that the broadcasting company
engaged a staff of IS clerks TO
help Mrs. Mullane open them. A
Mathematician estimated that the
windfall would reach at least
$4,000.
Today, parcels containing neck
ties. handkerchiefs. stickpinS and
assorted haberdashery began pour
ing in 10 augment the cash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
HedIy Would Bar
Dole toWicked
Ttmes star Correspondent

LANSING, Jan. 28.-Unmarried
persons living together without
regard for convention should be
denied welfare aid, Probate Judge
Daniel J. Healy Jr. contended
today.
Speaking before the Michigan
supervisors, Healy demanded more
stringent welfare laws. especially
In regard TO recipients who live in
immortality.
He cited one case In which an
alleged prostitute was receiving
cid. One investigator, he said sd-
rlitted finding a whole nest of
ouch cases.
Healy recommended that guard
lanship be established for de-
pendent children. thus removing
immoral parents from relief rolls
and encouraging them TO find
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
the MIRACULOUS Aid OF MINERALS

THE IMPORTANCE Of Minerals for the rood of ouy
health 30 widely recognized today that Doctors Hospitals
Natalss and Specialists and the
ment the Of them. bolster the
health Of their armed forces with Bakers enrich
their hour with minerals and advertise It. In the
schools In colleges in churches the radio everywhere
the cry Is MINERALS!,... MNERALSt
- 1BIO-MINERAL isf AZ Natural Mineral compound ana
contains the mineral worIda
best Mineral Springs It depths Of the earth
Natures laboratory. Bottled from ground
the nearest thing to going to the Mineral
bottle do wonders Contains NO acohol-NO harmful
drugs-NO opates-N0 preservatives-NO oil. NOT a
SINGLE habit-formng Ingredient ONLY Natural Life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

He charged that as result OF
The leak" meat supplies are not
going to the controlled slaughterers
and redistribution has resulted,
giving some areas sufficient stocks
OF meat and creating shortages in
Detroit. New York, the Pacific
coast and other sectors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
BI0.kINERALs FOR BETTER HEALTH!

RHEUMATISM tArthritis is a painful disease II causes
agony and misery. Tho condition
the bcods The source OF the often mineral de-
nciency In the foods eat What remedy? . For
thousands of regarded MINERALS a the best
remedy for Rheumatism Arthritiss Neuralgia well
diseases OF the Stomach BLADDER and Kdneys
Greece Egypt Rome, China and the present
Day year after people rush to the SPRINGS
for cure relief.
Or" THE BEST doctors the intelligent people, iIlion-
aires and hymen, kings and princes, when attacked by
rheumatism Gall Stones Stomach Kidney or Bladder
trouble prefer to to the Mineral Springs In America
we have the wonder Mineral Springs IN Georgia where
PRESIDENT goes In France the Louvre
In Greece the famous Springs Of Thronon, where
according to the legend Hercules the Strength
Youth drank and bshed to reuvenate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Complete Radio Programs for Today and Tomorow

This program has been
given The Detroit Times
by the stations herein
listed. II the presentations
an scheduled are not On
ths air, ths fault lies with
the stations ana not Tia
Detroit Ttmes-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

] 90 r. M.
WJR-Lifs Beautiful-D.
WNy-Beveriy Mshr-h.
CKLW-Nationsl pews.
WCAR-News: waltz orch.
WxYZ-B sukhsge talking.
WJLB-News and music.
WEEK. ewsessi.
WJBK--Polish Ladies' Hf.
1:IB y. N.
WJR-Ma Perkins-D.
WWJ-Treasury parade.
cKLW--Happy Gang-M.
WXYZ-Edw. MaeHugh.
WJLB- War drama serial.
I WExL-organ Hymns.
1850 Y. ~.
WJR-Vic and eAde-D.
WWJ sophistocats-N
Western music.
WXYz-Eevs Ace.
WJLB-Internat'l music.
WEXII-Victory volunteers.
I;4s p. NJ.
WJR-Ths Goldberga d.
WWJ-~Man the Navy.
lCKLW-They Tell Med.
WxYZ-Family help In
u. 3.
WExIs- Musical program.
200 y. N.
WJR-Young DR.. Malone.
WWJ--LAght OF World ID.
cKLW News Ace.
WCAR-fews.
WJLB-Colden me lodiea.
WExIs-Nswscast.
WJBk Music. "A
7:1b r. NJ.
WyR-Joyce JoFdon d. 4
WWy--Lonely Womsn-D.
I CKLW MELODY Time.
WCAR-Do you remember
WxYZ-Mystery Chef-T.
wExI--helody In Rhythm
WJBK-News ana music.
. 10 v. n.
WIZ We love and learn.
Withholding LiKht ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Meat Shortages
Here Blamed on
:0PA Violations

!. WASHINGTON, Jan. % QNS).
A high government official
charged today that widespread
violations of OPA's meat order
were a major factor in the cur
rent redistribution of supplies
and consequent critical shortages
in some areas.
Referring TO the order which
limits civilian deliveries Of beef
and pork by large slaughterers TO
10 per cent OF deliveries in the
corresponding quarters OF l941,
with the rest going TO the armed
forces and lend-lease. the official
said
The order IL breaking down
all over the country. The small,
so-called country slanghterers,'
who are exempt from quotas IL
they killed less than 1000, 900
pounds In l94I, obviously are
killing a lot more, and much of
II Is going into the black
market
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
N. Y. SoeiaIite Kills Self

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S INS).-@
John Grosvenor Thorndike. Do
lyear-old social registrite. shot and
killed himself yesterday in the
library OF his mothers Park ave-
nue. home. He had been under
the care of a psychiatrist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

CKLW Mutual goes CALI
WJLB-Folk songs.
NExL-Parads OF hands.
Z:45 v. NJ.
WWJ--Family In war.
WCAR-Jungle Jim-D.
WJLB-HliltOn harmony.
500 v. NJ.
WJR-FOB Detroit-V.
NWJ--Minstrel melodies.
CKLW--Nevs Ace.
WCAR-NewG Ace.
WJLB--News: INTERN ESQ,
WENL-Newscast.
WJBK-News Ace.
S:I6 r. NJ.
CKLW-Palmer Eouse-M.
WCAR--Mich. Roundup.
WExL-Variety music.
WJBk-Popular melodies.
S;Sp |. NJ
WJR-Hello from Hawaii.
WWJ--Chss. Dant-M.
CKLW--Sons of saddle-M.
WJLB-Milady's matinee.
WExL,-l Love Parade.
WJBK--Ernest hinchella.
S;4B y. N.
Music.
4:06 y. NJ.
WIZ Washington report.
RWJ-Yi1teFy parade.
CKLW Bob staniey-M.
WCAR-News and music.
WJLB--News and music
NEXL-Newccast: music.
WJBK Italian American.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
LEAVE WAR JOBS

The women were sworn I'm by
Col. Joseph L. Bachus, officer in
charge of recruiting and induction
in The Detroit area, and will begin
military service at once.
Among the recruits were two
pairs of sisters who declared that
parties. dates and the new fash
ions could mean little TO them as
long as there is something more
active" TO do for Uncle Sam.
They were Helen, ~. and Wanda
Grabowski. Is, of 1886 Carrie
avenue, and IrBa, IS, and Enos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
B Women Join
WAACs; Band
Recruits Sought

The kitchen range. office type.
writer and some frills of feminin.
ity were cast aside for the give.
and-tske of military life today by
80 young, healthy and willing De
troit women who want 10 do some,
thing 10 help win the war anc
found a way 10 do it--with the
WAACS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

800 r. NJ.
WJR-NsWs.
NWJ-NeWs.
CKLW Rollin' Home NJ.
WCAR-Nevs Ace
WxYZ-Jsck Armstrong;
NJLB--Ausic.
WkNLs-Eewscast.
ais Pm
WJR-Todsy ~ Duncs
WRJ--Prof. siosson.T.
CKLW-Let's 20 bowling.
WCAR-Dinn<r serenhde.
WxYZ--Lee smitz-T.
NJLB--skating party-k.
WEAL~--Dtnner music
WIBk--NewY. melody mat
q $50 r. NJ.
RyR--keep working.
WV Music.
cKLW- song treasure hr.
NxYZ-Treasury parade.
WJLB--PhilhArmonisa.M.
WExIS-Antsk Cwsnsft v.
WJBK-Evening serensoe.
s;ls r. ".
WJR--helody harvels.
wHJ--Loweil Thomas
WxYZ-ken of swing.
75ee r. ~.
WJR--Amos m Andy.
WWJ-Fred wsrfnr.N.
CKLW--Vsl Ciare-T.
WJLB-Warsaw echoes v.
NJBK--Worid wide neNr.
f:Is Y. N.
WJR--Ogr secret wes pom.
WWJ--Nsws OF world.
CKtW-Tuns Fectory
RNYZ,-March OF victory.
WJBk-h Music.
T:ts r. ".
WJR-EASy Aces-D.
WWy--Aischa Eottler-M
cKLW Fulton Lewis-T.
wxYZ-Lons Ranger
WJBk-Musical review.
f:fs v. No.
WJR--Mr. Keen u.
WNJ-Nrssc py srpc.
CKLH-U nior TAX.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
Plan Hotel,
Hospital In
LautonOkLa.

LAYTON Okla. = Plans are be-
ng outlined for both a hospital and
note, n the Negro section here, it
Va, learned :h.s week.
A Negro corporation wiki capt.
"a, stock OF $4,000. for establish
men: Of a small MOTEL mas been or
gaNized- and charter obtained
from ne state Two citizens II was
learned. subscribed 20 $1,000 OF the
stock.
Leaders in the movement are
Chaplain r, H Gross. Fort Sill:
" r. Patterson. principal Of Doug
lass school, and King C. Brown,
restaurant owner A l2-room hotel.
to be enlarged later 10 20 rooms,
Is planned. according 10 reports.
Plans for the proposed hospital
are beng developed by colorec
civic leaders and the health com.
mittee of the Chamber of Com
merce. An estimated 81 500 has nj
ready been raised. toward TIE goa
OF $4,000. About $1,000 OF thi
amour; is 20 be raised by Negroes
the remainder among Whites. Pro
posed site OF the hospital is on the
! Douglass school grounds.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
Reaches For Bag
OF Sugar, Grabs
A Deputy Sheriff

ROCKINGHAM y c. VIII
VAL. a co'ored enploye Of a loca,
bakery had a ha.r-rais.ng exper.-
ence Wednesday night which SO
apSe; nm ,ha; ne passed out COM
p.e;ely in a dead FAINT,
Some small boys had ,old the
manager OF the bakery where Wall
works. tina; a 100 pound sack OF
sugar had been secre,ed IN the barn
oatk OF the bakery He investigated
and called the sheriff's Office That
nighta deputy and constable hid
in ne barn. moved the sack OF
sus&r and waited Developments.
A hour later. the door was eau
,lo1sly opened. body squeezed
,hfough the darkness, approached
The bag o, sugar and leaned over
10 DISK { up. Then ,h.nss happened
Instead Of the sugar. Wall had
reacted for TIE couS-ao.c,- -wt7o
threw a nashhght in walls face,
when Suddenly everything went
black and VAL famed
Tacv took VA 20 county jail and
the SaerifS Office = trying 10 hook
up he inc.dcn: VIII the bootleg
liquor .raffic The sugar had been
taken from he bakery Wall told
police nc had seen tie sugar IN the
barn and decided 20 &c; !; - bat
he d On. know !; had a f.ashiight
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13
CLIO President, Catholic Leader Blast Pre- udice
NAACPUrges Voters
To Defeat Bill 1915

WASHINGTON, D C.-The MA.
A.CP. uttered this week a strong
warning against a bill known as
S-575 and introduced by Senator
McKeller OF Tennessee. The bill
which forces an outrageous patron
age system on the American gov
eminent makes civil service worth
less and supports the southern re-
volt against the administration.
The effect of the bills passage is
the authorization OF southern sena-
tors TO block confirmation of the
employment OF any Negro in any
job paying over 1880 a year, as OF
June 30, l943, especially if he is one
who is not an uncle Tom Such
Jobs could be held only after DO
litical review Of members OF he
Senate from the states concerned.
Negro voters Throughout, the
country have been urged 10 Ike he
short time necessary 10 call. tele-
graph. or write and 10 mobilize IN
iellgent opinion locally through
their affiliations and through the
press, for this bill will nave suffi-
cient support to pass both houses
unless real pressure is brought 10
bear