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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Vacant Lots for Sale

al. free ana clear S25 down. good loea-
tt0n Mcfarland Bros 2e3I4 Ford I'd.
Garden CITY. Dearborn 1850.
COLORED--Inkster. lge. lots, bsrgainA. ali
improvements going fast DE 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Bungalows TOR Sale
Income Bungalows for Sale

= -4AA y 4R--s-Fe-afss- gas AIR; recl
alton room rN. 1-I250
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Real Estate Wanted

a BETTER CASH DEAL AT ONCE,
Any East Side or Italian Community
29ia GraiiDt o. CHERRY RI 2257
BETTER CASH DEAL AWAITS YOU.
Any East side Properly, LIE. 0fli
AZ ALL CASH deal FOR your property
For appraisal call Victory. We 7-ss7O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Defense Homes Project

BRICK rrPLFN HOMES NEARING
PLETi0N rFNlaT SEC PT Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Female Help Wanted

WEST GRAND BOULEVARD 3rs-~Giri
for upstairs wors Boarding house. NJ
sundays Lafayette nsis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Houses for Sale
a REAL BLY,

tff1ttft 1T T-TJTH- MYRTLE
ms, steam Aasti-rtrt-s rs ~ 80
lerms $40 W Vernon Ia s7sl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Housekeeping Rooms
Business Places for Rent
STORES FOR RENT
Feas0rer.f rents. woe setctians. sizes
and 'ot4'rrs
CHERRY 1925
Property Manaeement
New Houses for Sale

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE sERy
sLLuON y 10HNs ON. IEC 4 OFFl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
CAN YOU SEW

I'M W CIV
30 .0.e o. a, r.sr. aaN. WIN, f, apple
t..Ie- Dem rw,s Jus Al-#H.
Isl tHAt t t WORK. aul 81
s'a5 nights. g.na pay tu|T.r
COB f..l' PERSON. assist Nrrt gone
.ft- ua ne private f.om,
..sr' JrFcf. 1854 1.D-se, ,ts~r.F
CAPABLE sIf.t. .r woman far, genera. ra
-fsrt Telephone tuseIst( -laf5
CASHIERS
Women ares is O. 80 20 he trained as
%. u.l..' cashiers. good plF. pleas nt
rr.-..rs. rFH...i..t.
t17rrwg-t Biz Bear Market f1e-.
Emriasu,rt office. $500 So Jean.
CASHIER
WOMAN who has h3d food checking expert
s-5e rrt'trJed Aplis Ehfgne's 1905 Met-
- uan Bula-.g " john X. Street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Male Heip--SaieSuen

coon ROUTE AVAILABLE Of 500 Raw.
triEh rrrrrsfsrrrrr, m experience TPF1ed n
lFtart. larEe sales mean OILS profits, pef-
wanent. u.l TIME Write RaWleish 4.
Dept, MCEli0-i0s. FreeporL Nd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
COUNTER GIRLS
COUNTER MATTRESSES
DINING ROOM AND DIET
KITCHEN WOMEN; NO AGE
LIMIT. APPLY $500 TUXEDO.

.DIsHNA5HE Pot and pan washing. no
sunday work or Saturday suppers, q
hours per WecK. $50 per month a good
boo Tor an abicbudicd woman under s..
See Mrs ON. Western !. 81. G. a., 1901
FfarF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
GUARDETTES

10 Immediately: good salary opportunity fol
advancement. 1907 Ksles Bldg
HOUSFKFEPER Experienced white
small apartment ever thing new, $40
week. University 1854
HOUS EkEEPER for general stay Sl2
1876 Morreu Lafayette 425s
HOUSEMArD white. Crosse Pointe Farms
home Niagara U6f5 a. s. ?. m.
Hot SEMAID White for Crosse Poln'e
home Phone Niagara Os47 between e.5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05


HOCsEWORK-- Experienced. FOR general.
stay or 70 no sundays, small family
no laundry: excellent wages. 1884 Muir
land University 2-G064
HOUSENORK - General. white. private
room, radio. no cooking; excellent home
aud pay for night party. 3si3 West outer
drive. University 2-l74j
HOUSEWORK- General no cooking no
laundry small family; private room and
radio: SIS bonus. HoRarth 1915
HOUsEWORK. home nights experienced
no cooking, no family laundry. 1854
Roselawu University 2-0720.
HOUsEWORK-sma family no laundry
Eve days; excellent wages. bonus. Uni
versity 2ijl4
HOUSEWORK- Experience unnecessary. no
cooking stay nights private room. Uni
versity 2-4593
HOUSEWORK- No cooking no a laundry
stay nights; good wages Townsend
S-6ig6
UsEWORK general White. no laun-
dry. private room and radio Tuxedo
HOUSFWORK- No LAUNDRY, private room
bonus highest pay University 2-3033
SFWORK-General. no cooking. STAY
nights 500 own room. Townsend 5-i047.
HOUsEWcRK broom fiat. no laundry
plenty nights of University 2-i9gO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
EXcellent Onportunities

Excellent Opportunities
fll pay fur experienced office workers
iu .rtI. war production plant Southncli
Township" tipping and stcnoeiaphN Must
have private means Of transportation Boz
- E.rr.rEh ~ Michigan Phone Re lipid
1887 Nss irl ms.
rs I.I.f ENT pay. own room. no cooking,
genera. hHuteNurk. University l-ii2j
l.Nr- NCED Girl for general and
rrii c"rc for tvp children home r'~hf..
F01d salary must be reliable. Temple
$3.50
ENIEHil NCFsy GIRL tor general Q o. p
uu sundays good wages. Townsend
6.1tii 1904 G'ymu Court
EXPERIENCED beauty operator wanted.
$50 guarantee Pheasant surroundings
r tN..rr Nyt M e.stat
IA EuNClL maid for ul tars worn
'clt stay or g.. s.r. salary
EXPERIENCE second maId. Whit, go1d
VASES. 1000 Seminole Avenue. fitzroy
Etr. tNC-H white rir. t.r h0useWnlk.
Hp Vr"t'v Tf.cnhane TuNero 2-S4l2
E&rEflENCr SHIRT nrlstrr CasHuc
-4HaW Laundry al Ea0aolHn
IA.itN .alr experienced. wanted
s.t1at work Apply Sla-th Laundry,
.til 81 ..avgra.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13
Mittuod), ben Is. Saniar 1913

mebr Die @urgel bi1lu1ttergeiagt. Iber
Tie bntten einen groBen gorteil. Das
Bier foltete onlnals einen geifel, Sin
Der gnten alten 3eit fonnten 5alni-.
lien, iuenn tie aussingen, cine Same
Bier fir 10 Gents erlteben, eine Ge-
tpobnbeit, bie ipie Der boI5erne SSrl-
oianer por ben 3igarrenldoen per-
i6mnn0en 1T.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

6anlibfeiten, aus Dem @runoe, neil
lie niht fiir 8rofit nernenoet tper-
6en."
8efanntlid) batten 8ean1te bes Di-
ltrttts Columbia etne 9ln5abl religiD-
ier, mobltatiger uno 2ebranitalten -
nadb ibrer eigenen @eietauslegung -
fir iteuerpflibtig erflart.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13
l1niere &riessfDiten

= = y
l1niere &riegsfoiten
@albingtoner 3uiammenItellungen
5ufolge tpuroe fir erfolgreihe ariegs-
iiibrung oie uneebeure Sl1l11me bon
$24O,O0O,000,OOO benotigt. Sir oie
9etpiaigung oieler Summe bate Der
GongreB geltin1nt, ieit Granfreid im
Sum- 1910 Ben nitiirmenoen Deut-
ihen getpiben mar Gin neues 8nb.
get bon nabe5u $100,0O0,00O,000
miro IN fl1r5er 3eit Dem aongreb por-
gelegt peroen. Wabreno bes laufen-
ben Sabres, felt Dem Mngriff auf
Yearl @arbor, bat Der aongreB $780,,
000,00O,00O genebmigt uno altsge-
5ablt, tells in bare1n @eloe, tells III
Der Sorn bon Ge6ten, aontrafte 5l1
iblieBen fiir 6ie 8eidaffung bon
Jleug5eueen, Yan5ernagen, @eidiit-
gen, Sbiffen, Munition l1no fiir al
Die &unoerte bon Materialien, Die llo-
tig 1tno, Inn Miuionen Manner fiir
ben &anpf aus5uriilten uno iie ait
5er1treuten Bunften Der 8elt fir ben
Gampf ltetig bereit 5u balten.
0ie laufenoen ariegsausgaben iino
ungebeuerlib geltiegen, uno tie betra-
gein gegel1nartig beinabe $6,O0O,s
100000 pro Monat. Seit Suni 1910
lino Tie bereits auf oie itattlide CUNT
me bon $60,O00,000,000 angetpad-
fen. geur tpdbrenb bes bergangenen
Sabres allein beliefen iie iidD bereits
|auf ungefabr 4s,00O,000,000.
0rofe 3afnnft Der Slnssensinbnitrie
Glenn 8. Martin, Der gomberfabri-
fant, iiebt einen ungeabnten gnf.
iidtpuag Der 5Iug5ellginbuftrie nah
benz ariege poraus. ,,Benn Der arieg
nufbort , erflarte er, ,tpiro .bie mill,
tariibe Glug5ei1gprobuftion ipfort anf'
boren. Damn neroen mir Mai6inen
fir 8ibilperfebrs5nede in rieiigen
Wengen bauen" Die eriten anoert-
balb Sabre nad giniteuung Der Seino,
ieIigfeiten tpiirben Der Ylanung 1teuer
SDpen l1no Der l1mitellung Der SSn.
buitrie nuf Mailenproouftion oieier
Gppen gemionlet iein, lno Damn peroe
fir Die Sl1onitrie cine relatip raife
9iiidfebr 5llr Marimalprool1ftipn Der.
ariegs5eit einieben. usSsn flint ooer
iehs Sabren'', iagte er, ,iperoen mir
tnenigitens alle unfere ariegsurbeiter
brauhen'
Martin itiibte fib IN ieirer Bro-
pbe5einng u. a. alf folgenoe 6afto'
rem:
Die Notpenoigfeit Ser Defung els
nes tpenigltens fiinfiabrigen Ausfans
Der griabbelbaffung in Der 3iDilflie'
gerei; Muftrage fit neue Nfilitarma-
idinen, bauptldhlid iolde Eppen, tpir
iie fir Ben ,Holiaeioienit' III ben Nh,
ienlanoern notig Iein ueroen; grpan-
iton bes pripaten Glug5eugmarfts
burb tauie,loe BON Militdrfliegern,
Die audi i'm 3iDilleben auf oas Jliegen
ni6t per5ibten molten; nno Mnmahien
Der internationalen o5eaniIben 2nft-
linien.
Son Dem neuen 3ibilflug5eug Ser
Nadfriegs5eit erfldrte Wartit, bab
cs pabribeinlih in Der 5ubltrato.
lpbdre uno nit @eiblpinbigfeitel1 file
gen tperoe, ,,bei henen einenl Die beu~
tigen 8aiiagierflug5euge 10 borfom.
men peroen, ais ltiinben lie ltin. =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13
5000 polniide JlmdJtlinse finben
6eim in Q(frifa


Gem ,Hittsbltrgb gotbolic' lit bon
Hep. Martin S. Sapoen, einem 81.
@eiit>Brielter III slrulba, i'm Sanganp=
ito -@ebiet in slfrifa, Die Mitteiluns
5ugeganger, oaB es etna 5000 poln1=
iden 5liibtlingen nad orei Sabren,
nab unidsliden gntbebruneen uno
2eioen, gelungen lit, in Oitafrifa 5l1
lanoen. uDie barten Briifungen'', 10
erfldrt &ep. Sapoen, ,,baben ben I'M.
iiberuinoliben polniiben @eiit nidt
5u eridiittern bermobt. 0ir nebmen
uns oieier lpaderen uno bielgepriiften
&atbolifen an lno erlparten nit ibnen
BEN Sag oes eroliben Sieges, Der tie
mieber in ibr Gaterlano 5uriidf fiibren
miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13


| lii1e &ranfbeit u,lb Sforbnt beditg-
| |nigenbe Broportionen angenonlmel.
Ser 9lnagertDpbns, Eppbns llno Sled
fieber, aber audi Cholera nnb Belt
Iiino I'M 3unebnen begriffen. DIE
Sterbe5iffern ourh infefti0ie aranf-
beiten iteigen iiberall.'
8rof. 9r. Cannon bebauptet, oaB
Snnger Die Dertlben nnr bann anf
Die Gnie 5ningen miro, tpenn ibnen
rie eroberten @ebiete nit militari
liber @etpalt entriiien Derben.
ugs Itin1n1t leioer, ipie @err 60
ring unlanglt geiagt bat, oaB, gana
sleib, nie Die Observation-Disclosures
in europa audi ausfallt, Die Deutideu
5ulebt bungern meroen'', lagte Or.
Cannon.
uOieie @orte beoeuten, baB in ben
nadlten paar Monaten 3ebntauienoe
bon Meni6en in oen beiebten @ebieten
6u6ltablib berbungern Oiirften. Sn
Ben 3eitungsberibten miro es beiBea
oaB tie an 9unger geltorben linb. Sat=
Iadlib aber lit es allf ibren geibndd-
ten forperliden 3ultano 5uriid5ufiib=
rem oenn Bel nornaler grndbrlmg
tDiiroen lie our6 Die Snfeftionen nei=
ter feinen Sdaoen genommen baben.' .
gr erflart, oaB na6 Dem &riege fib
Sungersnote einltellen peroen, .,,piel
idredliber, aIs sic gselt iie bisber
erlebt bot. Mn 5O0,O0O,O0O Meniben
peroen unter oem Nabrungsmangel
lei0en."
60 itnb in Ser eriten @dlfte bes
Sabres 1941 aebn Bro5ent mebr Wen=
iben an Guberfuloie geltorben, als IN.
ser gleihen Beriooe oes Sabres 1889.
Die Euberfulolerate lit audi in China,
Griebenla,1o, Bolen uno @ollanb ge-
Iltiegen uno in geringerem MaBe in
England, 0ales, Shottlanb llno aa=
naba. Sn ben Ser. staaten lei oies
Inibt Der SAL iagte ber Brofellor.
@eiunbe, iuobl er,1dbrte Wenlben fon.
nen bieien Gral1fbeiten tpioerlteben
ober leih iiber bieielben binipegfont-,
men.
9as bicrtrinfenbe ar,erifamiide gplf
Nab ben porliegenoen StatiItifen
f6eint es, oaB Die Mnerifaner pieber
elm biertrinfenoes golf iperoen. 60
iollen i'm berfloienen Sabre in ben
Ser. Staaten 64,O00,00O SUB BOZ,
ser 31=@aaonengroBe leer getrunfen
porben fem, mas etipa 1,936,000,00O
Gnaonen ooer 7,936,000,0O0 Quarts
ooer 31,744,000,OOO glas 8ier emit
ipribt.
gntidieben eine irnponierenbe Men.
|ge @eritenlaft, Die ba burd amerifa-
niide &eblen gerout tit nno bon Der
man cine bilobafte 8oritellung be-
fon1mt, menn man erfabrt, baB oiele
8alier eine &ette Inn oie @rbe ergeber
unb nob1nals bon 5an 5rancisco nod
Oofobana reiden Diiroe, moQte man
lie Booen an Booen legen. Soer nod-
mails IN 3ablen ausgeoriidt: cine
Strede bon 10000 Weilen.
sluf bie 8epolferungs5abl aufge.
teilt, be0eutet otes, oaB ieoer Nmeri-
faner I'M Sabre 1912 an Die 244
@las Bier getrunfen bat. l1nb bas
lit Elm Meforo fir bas 8iertrinfen felt
1888 bier5ulanbe, mie oenn anh bie
8rauereien ben &rieg niht 5l ipiiren
befommen baben. Ser gr0Bte 8ier.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13
Mnfrnf an ben &lerns oer Ser. staa-
ten gum geiten nnierer Neger

Mnfrmf an ben alerns Ser Ser. Staa.
ten gum geiten nnierer Neger
Sic alerusfonferen5 oes Mittelpe.
items fiir Negernoblfabrt bat lin fir
grieiter beItimn1tes 8i6lein 81 Gatb=
olic gburb in smerica or one Brieit
10 Mnotber" berausgegeben, oas iiG
nit ben slufgaben Der &atbolilden
Stride auf DEM @ebiete Der Neger.
tpoblfaErt befabt, ionobl Der fatboli.
fben tpie Ser nibtfatboliiden Neger.
0as Stidtport biirfte in folgenoen
Sdten inn Gortport ser 8roibiire ge-
fllnoen perben: ,,Die fatbolil6e Stride
edblt nur 100000 9eeger aus elmer
8einmt5abl bon 100000, oie itd)
OILS @lieber ser peri6ieoenen Seften
bcfennen, bauptiddlib, tpeil man oie
Maien ser Sarbigen niemals enpfin=
ben lteB, baB Ite in Ser Stride gbri ltus
Dillfommen iino." Sn flaren, ein-
tringli6en @orten bebanoelt bie 8ro=
f6iire Die 2i6t= unb S6atteni ieiten bes
pidtigen Broblems, beber5igensnerte
8infe uno Gidtlinien eebenb, rno oen
Glerus 5ur Wfitarbeit am Sarbigen
Mpoitolat burd 8eitritt CUR ,,glergp
Conference of tbe Wfionelt on Negro
@elfare" aufforberno. glne slnIdrifz
ten iino an Die aonferen5 unter Sic
aoreile oes Rep. Sobn s. &Dan, &C.
fretqr, 1tt59 Soutb 2oomis Ct,
Chicago, sSsa., 5l1 riGten.
Grnenter Yruteit aarbinal syanl-
babers
Melbllngen Der Miloc. 8reiie aufol=
ge bat aaroinal Jaulbaber, gr5biibof
bon Miinber, Der bic Ra5i mieoerbolt
iharf fritilierte, Dor fur5en1 oagegeil
proteitiert, oaB 8eutic)e, Die Bel Suit
aneriffen oas 2eben perlprel1, fein
nriltlides 8egrdbnis erbalten, uno
ferner ieinen @ldubigen erfldrt, bieie
2uftangriffe ieien elm 8orldufer oes
jiingiten @eribts. 9ie 8otI6aft oes
gr5biidofs bon Miinden mar Die err
ite bon oreien, oie oeutide fatboliide
ssiibrer felt September an Die @ldu.
bigen eeribtet baben. Oie beiben anr
beren tnaren cine 8erurteilung ieruel-
Ter Musihpeiflngen nno ibrer natio<
nalio5ialiltiiben. Hebtfertigung nit
Der &aiienreinbeitslebre iotpie eine
Iufforoerlli1g ali Sic Wlal,bigen, oenr
Worte Bottes lnb. beIonoers BEN Che
eeboten treu 5u bleiben. Ser Broteit
bes &aroinals Saulbaber tpuroe nad
elmer Melie erboben, oie ct am %.
septentber fir bie Spfer oes 2uft.
ongriffes auf Miinhen am 20. Sep-
tember aelebrierte. gr iaste> Elm 8ilo
Der nationallo5ialiltiiben Maiienbe-
ietung laiie nidt elm ein5iges Drift
llhes areu5 erfennen, obtpobl biel,
Der Toten Gbriiten getpeien maren.
X X X
Gin &er. Gtaaten-&idteripprt iiber
8ird)ensntberiteuernns
uGburd Bropertp ridlp oelerpes
Ear exemption, 10 bat nad reiflider
8riifung oas ,,@aibington 8oaro OF
Graoe" erfldrt.
,,9teligioie, tpobltdtige uno gr5ie-
bunssanitalten in Ser 5tobt @aib=
ington", 10 beibt ser Wortlaut ser
grflarung, utragen in bobem Mabe
bel Inn nip EStnnt ali eir1en1 Gllt1trz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13
Treier bentId)er Sang i'm 2anbe
ter sSreieu

ber Jreien
9as oertid)e 2ieo fann fret uno
ungeitort eri6aller in georo uno siio,
anl sltlantif pie am fernen Ya5ifif
,uno ieoer bentld=an1erifaniide @e-
iangberein fann Die ibonften beutlben
8eiien Dem amerifaniiben Yublifum
bortragen. 60 bat 6as Il. g. Snlti5-
amt uno Generalantpult giooIe per.
ionlid Or. @ottbnrbt g. SeDfartb.
Dem Brdlioenten bes Rorbotlibe1l.
5dngerbunbes, u1tb oulnit augleib al
len Sangergrl1pppn IN allen Geilen.
oes 2anoes erflart.
2atprence so. g. Smitb, Setter oes
uSpe3ial 8ar Bolicies Unit, ridtete
an Gr. sepfartb folgenoes anttport>
i9reiben:
uSsSbr an ben @eneralantpalt ge-
ridteter 8rief, in oem sic Inn Stat
iiber Die aufiinftige Edtigfeit bes
Noro0itliden Sdngerbunbes, beiien
Praiioent Sic iino, baten, murbe mir
5llr grleoigung uno 8eanttportitng
iibermittelt. sic nobten beionbers
feltgelteut baber, Oh Die Gegierung bia
Aufnabn1e oeutlder 2ieber, Die in
oeutider Sprade geiungen meroen, in
SSbr &on5ertprogramm gutbeibt. Sb-
mobl es nidt Sad)e oes @eneralan.
,palts uno ieiner 8eamten lit, Brioat=
perionen ODER Srganiiationen legale
Musfunft 5l1 erteilen, fann if Sbnen
mitteilen, baB es feinerlei @eieb in
Sen Ser. 5taaten gibt, tpelde Dos
Slneen oeutider 2ieber, Oh in beut-
ider ooer anoerer 5prabe, perbietet. >
X X X
Send)en9efabr in europa befirdtet
Cine &eibe f1r6tbarer berbeerenoer
5euben beoroben nod ser Mnltd)t oes
Yrof. Or. Saul 81. Cannon, ,Sroina-
rius Der Batbologiiben Mbteilung all
Ser llniperiitat Chicago, ben gan5en
europdil6en Sentiment.
vDas 8roblem Ger lhle9ten grn6b=
rlng", erfldrt Dr. Cannon, ,,ipirb
iiderlid oas gan5e Hanorama oes
&rieses beberriden. ariegsnaiierIuht
Jackson advocate., 1943-12-11
Practice What You
Preach, Nations Told

pect and has its own Contributors
to make to society, said the speakers
There must be equal application
of the law for all races, she SAID,
and each race must be given equal
opportunities for growth and deVel-
opment. Also, every people must
feel that it should work on the
problem of race relationship, and
not leave the solution to some other
race"
DR.. Hanna gave practical illustra-
tions, taken from white-Negro re-
lationships in the south, to show
what she meant by equal applica-
ton of the law. Law applications
which, "too frequently protects the
white man and restraints without
protecting the non-white" is a very
dangerous thong she said. This pro-
blem of race relationship is one OF
the greatest hurdles that Christian
thinking ever faced, the speaker de-
clared, and ''if we don't work it out
together it will be decided by force
of circumstance, because there will
have to be an answer"
About IS leaders in interracial CO.
operation from all parts of the state
attended. Talks were made by DR..
John Colner of Miami; Francis
Rhett Bridges, Jr., Tallahassee, RAJ
bbi l.. l.. Kaplan, Mrs. Kaplan, Mrs.
Henry Havens, Prof. F.. j. Ander-
son, Jacksonville. and others.
Jackson advocate., 1943-12-11

to caution the Court to seek to
find out why man killed and to
allow that why to be the measure
Of the mitigation of the punish
ment.
II noticed that the States At
torney did not dwell upon why
Bigger Thomas killed those two
women. There is mob waiting, he
says, SO let us kill. His only plea
is that if we do not kill, then the
mob will kill.
'He did not discuss the motive for
Bigger Thomas's crime because he
could not. 1t is to his advantage to
act quickly, before men have had
time to think, before the full facts
are known. For he knows if the
full facts were known, if men had
time to reflect, he could not stand
there and shout for death!
What motive actuated Bigger
Thomas? There was no motive as
motive is understood under our
laws today, Your Honor. 1 shall go
deeper into this when I sum up.
1t is because of the almost instinc-
tive nature of these crimes that /
say that the mental and emotional
life of this boy is important in
deciding his punishment. But, as
the State whets the appetite of
the mob by needlessly parading wit
ness after witness before this
Court, as the State inf1ames the
public mind further with the ghast-
ly details of this boys crimes, I
shall listen fol the States Attorney
to tell this Court why Bigger
Thomas killed.
"This boy is young, not only in
years, but in liis attitude toward
life. He is not old enough to vote.
Living in a Black Belt district, he
is younger than most boys of his
age, for he has not come in con-
tact with the wide variety and
depths of life. He has had but two
outlets for fis emotions: work and
sex-and lie knew these in their
most vicious and degrading forms
CONTINUED Next Week)
Jackson advocate., 1943-12-11

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-(ANP) -
The time has come when the western
nations must practice what they
preach about the brotherhood OF
man, or see their influence dWlndle
everywhere, DR.. K. Abbey Hanna,
white. of Winter Park told the
Florida Council of the Commission
on Interracial Cooperation at its
annual meeting in Jewish temple
Friday.
1--WE can't 90 on saying things
without backing up our words with
deeds" said DR.. Hanna, we'll known
historian and lecturer. "The white
Christian has talked too much about
the brotherhood of man and hasn't
done enough about it. America will
have only the influence in the
world that her domestic race policies
earn for her"
MINORITY IN WORLD
The white Christian, whose influ-
ence has grown steadily during the
past $50 years, is really a minority
in the world, the speaker pointed
out. Adherence to present policies,
which preach equality and practice
inequality, lead not to ''the brother
hood of man and the fatherhood of
Cod but to pitting off the colored
races, who make up most of the hu-
man race, against the whites.
IF Japan had been less Self-seek-
ing, she could have organized the
Orient of the basis of Asia for the
Asiatics," DR.. Hanna declared, in
stating that informed Chinese agree
that the attitude of China and Jap
an is Identical where white domina-
ton is concerned = it is the only
thing these two Asiatic nations have
n common
when you talk bigger than you
act, the time always comes when
you must produce talk or expand
your action" the speaker said. Fas-
cism as practiced by Hitler and
Mussolini is a practical example of
reduced talk" AS for the democra-
cies, they have always claimed to be
better than they were" They can't
go on mot letting their right hand
know what the lef'. hand is doing .
IF we aren't going to live the
brotherhood of man, I think we
should give it up," DR.. Hanna stat
ed.
SELF RESPECT NEEDED
Each race is entitled to self-re-
Jackson advocate., 1943-12-11
Probe Of Rape
Conviction In
Pacific Begun
Under Sec'y Of
War Patterson
In Investigation

WASHINGTON - (SNS) =
retary of War, has requested a
"full report" On the conviction
Robert P. Patterson, Under Sec
and life Imprisonment of Privates
Edward R. Lowry and Frank
Fisher, Jr., on a charge of raping
Louise Mounien, a New Caledonia
woman.
Lowry and Fisher, who were
attached to the 211th Port Bat
TALON stationed in New Caledonia
were found guilty by general
courts-martial of violating the
bly, discharged from the service,
and ordered to be confined at
hard labor for life. They are now
in the United States penitentiary
at Mcneil Island, Washington.
In the letter to Judge Patter-
son. Leslie Perry of the NAACP
Washington Bureau states that
Miss Mounien was in parked
jeep on the night of May .. i943,
in company with Lieutenant Rob-
ert L. Engel. The record is said
to show that Lowry, Fisher and
another enlisted man approached
the couple and made "proposi-
ton to Miss Mounien and that
thereafter she had relations with
them and accepted money.
The letter also states that not
only did the alleged victim raise
no objection to the proposition,
but made no outcry at the mo-
ment or later. Moreover, it is as
serted, after the alleged rape
took place all parties concerned
engaged in friendly conversation.
The NAACP letter says
"These reasons and others in
herent in the records, make it
evident that this was not a case
of rape and therefore life impris-
onment should not be the penal
ty. We strongly urge a re-exami-
nation of the case in order to
avert serious miscarriage of
justice.