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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
.Ushers Choose
1914 Officers
By JESSE D. SPAULDING

BALTIMORE - The Nstonsl
Ushers Association Of America, Inc.
concluded its 1914 convention here
at the Sharp Street Methodist
church this week after designating
Kansas City. Mo. as the l945 con-
vention site National officers
elected were: Mesdames Gertie Lee,
second vice president; Anna Jack
son. financial secretary: Jessie Bur-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21

Somewhere at the battlefront weary soldier
opens letter from home. photo drops out It's
Just what he has been dreaming of and wishing for
A photo Of the family wife and kids the favorte
girl friend
For lust such pictures as will make any soldier
happy cal Eddie Jackson Te 1891 at 544 East Can
field or Homer Dennis Ca. $3.50. You will get the
best and finest Of home portraits and glamour poses
and the fastest photo service in the Midwest. Give
US trial This adv is worth dollar in trade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-08
Hisa naprodaj

ma 663 E. SO st. Hisa "a emo
druzino, 3 spalnice, velika dru-
zabna soba, Fireplace" avto-
maticni grelec "a vodo, forneza
ma plin in premog. Zimska okna
in .vrata. Proda Sc tudi pohist-
vo, ker gre lastnik liz mesta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-08

mornik pred gospodom', je hui
domusno pripomnil Valvasor,
"posebno ce Sc takole obnasa.
Bod previdna, Pero tie DO kma-
lu osumil."
Ozrla Sc je. Pero je jahal da-
lee zadaj ma starikavi kobili.
Nasobila je ustne. Vendar Sc
je umaknila S konjem ma rob
|poti, 'da sta jo prehitela Vitezo-
vic in baron.
Grajzar .je pocakal, da Sc je
uvrstila pred MIN, Pogledala
ga nj. Tudi on ME ne.
Solnce je Re razkadilo meglo,
ko Sc je pred mimi odprla saw
ska dolina v siroko ljubljansko
kotlino. IL sinje daljave SO jih
pozdravile planine. Ma drugi
strani je obsevalo solnce prija-
zen gric S starcdavnim zidov-
jem .ljubljanskega gradu, pod
MIN pa stolre in stolpice ljub-
ljanskih cerkva in morje sivih,
lesenih streh.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-08
RACIJSkI kOLEDAR

PROCESIRANA JEDILA - Zelene znamAe crk G,
H, in v racijski knzici st. vejavne do 20. feb
ruarja. Znamke K, in M veljavne sedaj in do TO-
MEsO, sIROVO MAsLO slR MEsO KONZER-
YAH, it'd. - Rjave znamke 6rk v, w in knjigi st.
veljavne do 26. februara.
SLADKOR - Znamlxa st. 80 knjizci je
ljavna funtov sladkorja do 81. Znamka st.
40 je sedaj veljavna funtov sladkora vkuhava
MIA.
CEVLJ1 - Znamka st. Is racijski knjzici je
ljavna do prekica. Znamka st. srani aeroplan
knjizic st. 3 je veljavna do prekica.
GASOLIN - Znamka st. 10. knjizici A je vel jaw
do 81. marca. Znamke B in knjizcah vel JAYNE
vsaka galona dokler jih porab. Move BE- in
C-2 znamke veavne pet galonov gasolina. line dr.
zave in cencna stevilka bit zapisana preo vsake
znamke, XII 10 odda gasolin.
TAJERJI - Prhodnj pregled tajerjev avtov, cigar
astnik posedujejo knjizico e do 80 marca; z
knjizco do 20. februara; knjzico do 29 februar
ia. Komercijalna voza morajo dat tajere pregledati
vsakih ali ko prevozijo 5000 mill, kaero e
preje
OLJE IA KURIVO - Kupona 2 in sta sedaj We
javne. St. potese 2. feb; st. 13. marca "a vsak
kupon dobite 10 galonov OLA.
zGANJE - Osma perijoda "a nakup zganje poteee
]. marca
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-08

"Ne. Gospod baron me v
Ljubljani predstavi mojemu no.
vemu gospodarju.'
Nekaj jo je zgrabilo v prsih,
da il je pohajala sapa No
vemu - gospodarju? =.
"Hudic" je S kratkim bicem
osvignila konja. V dolgih sko-
kin je zdirjal mimo Valvasorja.
V divjem galopu je Maria izgi-
nila ostalim izpred oci.
"Divjak! Sc vrat 81 zlomi," je
zagodrnjal Valvasor, vendar je
vzpodbodel konja.
Drugi "a njim.
Ma poti "a Savo so jo dohite-
Ii. Jahala jew zmernem teku in
Sc nj ozrla.
Valvasor je nekaj zakrical
nanjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-08
Svitalo Sc je.

Pod serpentinami Bogensper-
ga, kjer Sc dolina odpira proti
Crnemu potoku, je lezala 60
sta megla.
Mraz ie bilo. Trdo so tolkla
konjska kopita po zmrzli cesti.
Ma mosticku, XII je drzal preko
potoka, je Valvasor ustavil ko-
MIA in Sc ozrl ma spremljevalca,
XII je jahal "a MIN.
"Nekaj pa sem vendarle po-
zabil: Florjancicu sem obljubil
stare novce il mole zbirke, ko-
likor imam dvojnikov. &c ga
srecam Ljubljani, vem, da me
bo takoj terjal, ako ne z bese-
damn, vsaj S pogledom.'
"Florjancic? Kdo je to-" je
vprasal Vitezovic.
"Pristav pri dezelnem tajni-
ku. Storil mi je re veckrat uslu-
20. Bavi sc z munizmatiko. Prav
nerodno mi je, da sem pozabil
mani. Najrajsi bi Sc vrnil.'
cali ne DO prepozno?'
Him. Res je. &c nisem pred
poldnem V Ljubljani, ne dobim
nikogar ne pri vicedomu, ne v
dezelni hisi.'
Pognal je konja. Vitezovic
vstric NIGGA. V dvobojnem pre-
sledku "a gospodoma je jahal
Vitezovicev sluga Pero - velik,
crn in oduren kakor gusar -
pravi Senjanin.
Kmalu je liza erica pogledalo
vecje poslopje - Valvasorjeva
bakroreznica. Pri stezi, XII je vo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-08

je Valvasor rridrzal konja.
"Grajzarja posljem po novce.
Marija mu jih izbere, sal zbir-
ko bolje pozna Cd meme. Popol-
dne je Grajzar ze lahko "a ma
mi v Ljubljani. Itak sem ga no.
tel vzeti S seboj, da ga predsta-
vim njegovemu novemu gospo-
darju, grofu Strassoldu. Pero!
Maj mi drzi konja! Vrnem Sc
takoj. Samo Sc hlev pogle-
dam spotoma "a Mihcem."
zavihtel Sc je konja in od-
sci navkreber proti hisi. Kmalu
Sc je vrnil mladim bakrorez-
Gem in krenil z MIN hlev. Ne
dolgo in Grajzar je pripeljal il
hleva konja, Sc vzpel mani in
odJahal po cesti proti Bogen-
sperku, da so Sc uzigale iskre
pod konjskimi kopiti.
Valvasorjeva druzba je NADIA
ljevala pot skozi smartno in
proti Litiji. MISC Sc dosegli Sa-
We, ko zacujejo "a seboj topot
konjskih kopit. liza ovinka Sc
prikazeta "a mimi diva jezdeca.
V diru sta pri njih.
; "Grajzar, vi? Kaj? -
Marija!"
"Ha ha hal" Sc je zasmejal
Grajzarjev spremljevalec - Ma
rija.
"In kaksna si"
"Pst!' polozila je prst ma u
sta in pokazala ma slugo, XII je
; .jahal zadaj. "Kaksen sem? NJ,
| kakrsen pac more Mihec biti.'
In tise je pristavila: "Saj sem
vendar re dostikrat bila tako o.
blecena!"
Him. Kadar sva brskala po
gozdovih tod okrog mic ne
recem. v zenski obleki bi ne
mogla ma taksne pohode. Am
pax Ljubljano - ne, dra-
gi moi famulus, kar ne gre, ne
gre. Ali hoces, da te pograbijo
birici?"
"Uh. Kako neki! Nihce me
ne spozna "a zensko. Maj me
pogledajo - ali sem podobna
zenski 2"
Valvasor jo je premotril. Ka-
kor je jahala poleg MEGA -
V moskem sedlu kakor pri-
rastla, " zelenkastosivih KRAFT
kin hlacah, rdeckastih nogavi-
cab in crnih moskih cevljah z
visokim jezikom in zaponko,
suknja iste barve kakor hlace,
spredaj bella muselinasta krava-
ia, ma glavi velik crn klobuk,
! cello mec oh boku; povrh pa Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-08

Nj Sc ozrla.
!. Novemu gospodarju? Ko-
mu ..?
Proc pojde? -. Kan?
Novemu gospodarju? !
Zakaj?
s... Da, da, ubogi baron! Ba-|
kroreznica Sc prazni. Use bo
moral odsloviti - tia Sc mu
majejo pod nogami., Voda stoji
Valvasorju re do grla. Vse, kar
ga tezi, niece cd sebe, da Sc ne
potopi.
Ali sc bo obdrzal ma po-
vrsju? Tezko! b..
:: zakaj Sc njemu ne ma
smehne sreca, njemu, XII je do
her in delaven in pametnejsi cd
drugih. Svet je YES narobe. Ko-
Eko je bedakov, XII Sc mastijo
pri polnih skledah! LIE malokdaj
Sc rodi clovek z nadpovprecno
duso, kakor Valvasor, pa Sc mu
vsi obesijo "a pete in ga vleeejo
v terno nazaj.
Bojijo Sc, bedaki, da jim s
svetlo lucjo ne pokaze blata ma
dnu njihovih dus ...
"zakaj gledajo tako sovrazno,
gospodicna Maria - pardon -
gospod Mihec?"
Men pogled - Sc temnejsi;
spoznala je Vitezovicev glas.
! Njegov konj je vzpenjal glavo
vstric ME.
"Mihec sem in mic drugega.
Hlapec Mihec.''
Him. Ia konjskega hlapca so
Sc prelepo napravili. Kaj, ko bi
napredovali do komornika? l.
menitnemu mozu, kakor je mas
baron, Sc spodobi, da ina S Sc
boj komornika."
Valvasor, XII je slisal posled-
ME besede, Sc je nasmehnil.
"Saj res, Maria. Komornika
hos laze predstavljala. Sicer te
moramo poslati V hlev in bos
spala pri konjih."
Maria je skomignila rame-
nj.
"Prava rec! Vcasih so boljsa
druzba cd ljudi."
! "Glej macko, kako praska
Nu, da. Ne recem, da ne. Am
pax -.
! Valvasor Sc je spogledal Z
Vitezovicem.
"Ampak - moi Pero! Poza.
bill so, da DO tudi on spal pr
konjih. Hehe!'
, Rdecica j je zalila obraz.
, bieem je udarila po veji, XII j
visela cez cesto. Plaz snega 81
je' usul ma Vitezovica.
"Halo! Blagoslov"' Sc je O
tresel pesnik.
"Komorniku" so sc tresla ra
mena smehu.
! "Ne spodobi Sc, da jaha ko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-08

njeni fantovski lasje, dolg u!
krivljen nos, energicna brada,
koscen zagorel obraz - zares,
komu bi prislo ma misel, da je
zenska?
"Kie pa sta Sc srecala?" Sc
je obrnil h Grajzarju, XII je ia
hal ma drugi strani, tik "a Vite-
zovicem.
me dalec cd bakroreznice.'
"Njihov famulus je opazil, da
so pozabili novce "a omega go
spoda v Ljubljani" Izvlekla je
mosnjicek liza pasu. "Evo jih!
"In Mihec Sc je spomnil ma
nje?'
"Nu, seveda. Haha! ze snoci;
pa ="
"Pa me nisi mogla opozori-
ti~
"Nisem mogel', je poudarila
in glavo namignila navzad,
"nisem mogel zato, ker hi sicer
ne incl vzroka, da pridem "a
niimi. Jasno - ali ne?"
"Jasno, seveda!!" je pritrdil
hudomusno.
Maria je po strani pogledala
ma Pavla Vitezovica, XII je mol
&c in S posmehom ma obrazu ja-
hal oh drugi Valvasorjevi stra-
nj.
cali tie nj bilo strah, ko 81
jahala sama skozi noe? Pomi-
sli, &c bi te bill srecal kosmati-
nee -" jo je podrazil Valva-
sor.
"Uh! Ustrasil bi Sc in jo po-
cedil v gosco."
"Nu, ali tolpa divjih Turkov
ali razbojnikov - Uskokov"
Kaj bi hoteli revnemu HAP
cetu? Sicer pa -
V trenutku je izdrla vojasko
pistolo in ustrelila v zrak:
Konji so Sc vznemirili.
Marlin konj je zaplesal po
cesti. S trdo roko in bozanjem
po vratu ga je ukrotila. Neko-
like je zaostala, da je n je n
konj prisel vstric Grajzarjeve-
ga. Cd strani - kakor otrok, XII
ina slabo vest - je poskilila ma
njegov Bile d obraz. Gledal je
preko konja naprej in Sc nj
zmenil "a njo "Temu Sc
veda nj vsec, da sem zmagala"
81 je mislila in Sc trdo vzravna-
la v sedlu, "sploh, cemu pa Sc
jaha z nami?"
"Ali Sc ne vrnete, gospo6
Grajzar?" ga je vprasala v brez,
briznem tonu in ga pogledala
viska in s polzaprtimi ocmi.
| On, ne da hi Sc ozrl nanjo:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-08
VRAZJE DEkLE
Zgodovinski roman
uKA VAsTETOVA
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ILKA VASTETOVA

"Kako, ce Sc je dekle izo-
giblje! Uide j, &c jo pritegne k
zenskemu delu. Je pac divjak
-" in z nasmeskom je tho pri-
stavil: % ocetova kri. Kri SEMI
skin gusarjev."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Ends 38Ia-Year Job With DSR

After travelling Detroit streets
for nearly a million miles Her
mar Stoll 60 Of 9l26 Rathbone
today stepped dawn from the plat
form of his strcctcar at the Baker
car barns, completing 38l2 years
Of continuous service as a DSR
m0torman without a serious acci-
dent.
"Whew" ne said wiping the
perSpraton from his brow. TIN
glad that's over. II used 90 be
fun, but n0W IT'S too much for
me. 4 lot OF these new motor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Painting taxpayers
Get Red Cross Aid

CLEVELAND, March ! tUP)-
The Red Cross set up a first aid
station at the internal revenue
bureau here.
The Red Cross was called in
because so many taxpayers have
collapsed while waiting long hours
in line TO get help with their in
come tax forms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Times Photo

there was a special rate of 3 cents
for working men
Stoll was born in what was then
Springwells Township but is now
Dearborn. lie believes that there
are only two other streetcar mo-
tormen in Detroit who have been
in service longer than himself.
He started working for p cents
per hour and now retires making
Sl.l5 per hour for night work.
PIES COST A NICKEL
"Of course" he said. "a dollar
went a lot farther than IL does
now. In those days you could
buy a loaf OF bread or an apple
pie for a nickel"
For the next few months, at
least. Stoll said he is going to do
nothing but -abe4ttt-t44e- Aett-e
and help his wife with the chores.
Then when fishing time
comes, oh boy! I've already
bought my equipment and am
just waiting for 'em to start 10
bite"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Girl Choker Sent Up
Two Years in Church

GARDENA, Cal, March (UP)
Justice Of the Peace Frank Car
rell sentenced Clarence +. Nose
bar, accused of attempting to
choke a 12-year-old girl. to $50
days in Jail, but suspended sem
tence on the condition that the
Shipyard worker 60 to church
regularly for two years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier saleSman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
8 CENTS FOR WORKERS

Regular fare on Detroit street.
cars back at the turn of the
century was a nickel with free
transfers, Stoll said, but between
the hours of 4.30 p. m. and s p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

men give me the filters. They
can't compare with the old
timers for being careful opera
tors. Say. you know some of
these new mOtOrmen try 20
drive a Streetcar like il was an
automobile. They don't seem 70
realize their responsibility
STARTED IN 1906
= Stoll started as motorman
July 2, 1906, not many years after
the last Of the horse cars had
from Detroit streets.
AS a matter of fact" he said,
1.-THE first cars ] drove were
nothing more than horse cars
with a motor in them. They
sWayed and teeter-tottered up
and down like they would Jump
the tracks at any minute. OF
course, there were no air brakes
in those DAYS. We used hand
brake with a long brass handle
on il called goose neck"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Family Healing
Picture 10 Be
Placed in Courts

a humble 9-year-oId boy occu-
pies a position of Importance IN
the Detroit coarts today. a tear
ful little boy with a patch on ms
pants
lie not a flesh and blood little
boy - Just a draw,rC by Percy
Crosby, the creator Of SkiTpy
But since ne first made ms APP
pearance on a cover OF The Amer
lean Weekly IN 1885. his abilities
as a peacenlsker have Won hun
the admiration Of distinguished
Judges and lawyers throughout
the land
In the drawing the little fellow
is kneeling al his bedside, pray
ing
Dear Lord. please make
mama and papa stop hghtin'
cause It's hard 10 take sides
when YOU love them both. an
besides. I'm ashamed 10 face the
kids"
HIS prayer has been answered
a good many times.
"Often when a couple come
into court seeking a divorce, a
look at that drawing Is enough
10 make them think OF the chill
dren, and reconcile their differ
ences." said Circuit Judge Lila
VI. Neuenfelt I've had a small
reproduction of ID on the wall
of my courtroom for years"
GIVE COURTS COPIES
a story in recent issue OF The
American Weekly disclosed that
other prists are appreciatiNe also
Of the effect OF the little boy 5
prayer.
And so in order that the draw
ING might be displayed where II
will do the most good The Detroit
Times today distributed large
framed copies Of H. in full color,
TO several Judges.
When sufficient copies are
available. they Viii be distributed
10 all the city's Judges Of the cir
cult probate and re order s
courts.
POkORNY HAS ONE
One recipient Of the drawing
was Edward Pokorny. friend Of
the court. who. like Judge Neuen-
felt. has long used II in attempt
ing TO reconcile battling couples
The new colorcd copy viii replace
a smaller black and white repro
1uction that has long been promi-
1ently displayed IN his office
Presiding Circuit Judge Ira w.
yne, Circuit Judge William
friedman. Circuit Judge Thomas
Murphy And Recorder - Judge
christopher r. Stein were others
Nho received copies to-day.
The effect Of the drawing has
been surprise evcnIo the artist
Recently he sent a telegram 10
William Randolph Hearst. who
had paid him $500 for making the
drawing for The America n
Weekly.
when I created this picture,
II never occurred TO me that II
would do so much for suffering
humanity" be said IN tho wire
The soul within me. which II
no more than a brother 60 all
souls, prompts me to return the
money, for feel that God
wants II that way.
"Will YOU see 10 IL that the
$500 II distributed among poor
little Kids, and buy them toys
and candy. and tell them God
will never desert them, a. II Is
written, suffer little children
to come unto Me-"
His wishes were carried out,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27

LaborChairnan
GiUen Banquet

F,ince Clark. retiring Chairman
OF me NAACP Labor commune
vas feted at Testimonial harn''o,'
saturday May l3. held at the Goth.
am hoteI The banquet was attend
ca oy members and officers Of tho
NAACP. various UAW-CfO locals
ana trends OF Clark. Speakers wcrc
" James J. McClcndon. president,
NAACP; Frank Fagin. prcs,dent
Local No. : UAW-ClO: s c. CHI
oonS, chairman membership com.
mi,tee' NAACP; Ed Merchant. sam.
uti Lleberman, executive secre-
,afy East Side Merchants associa-
t!on: Pete Wilson. committeeman
OAW-ClO: Mrs. Lillian Hatcher
executive board member. Local No
~ POSTMASTER was William Ken
hedy Jr. chairman Of the Labor
committee.
Tribute was paid to Clark.s load
ership by Dr.. McClcndon. principal
speaker. Tracing the growth OF or
gained labor in Detroit and tho
welding OF community groups into
cooperative alliances with labor
McClendon gave Clark credit for
making the NAACP labor minded
Other speakers and guests were
Samuel Fanroy. George Fields. Mrs.
Irene McClcndon. Mrs s g CHI.
oonS. h. b. Sabbath. Glos,cr n
current, Atty. Robert j. Evans.
Louis {. Beam is chairman Of the
testimonial Banquet committee.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
Races OfMankind
Exhibit At School
On Friday May26

An exhibit showing findings OF
O sence concerning the nature OF
human races and cultures will open
iii the library of Miller high school
IF ridsy. May &c. and remain there
all Friday, June End. The exhibit
I@ill open at 8 a. m. and remain
open till p. IN. and on Thursday,
June. 1st il will be open from a. m.
tilII0 p. m.
This. display. was prepared by the
Cranbrook Institute Of Science Of
BLOOMFIELD Hills and loaned by
hhem 10 the Detroit Board Of Edu-
cation, which is giving II a first
tehowing at Miller This exhibit un-
Idertakes to show the nature Of races
land racial characteristics; to differen-
ftisie between things which are ra-
Arial Gnheri tc d. and cultural
ftlearnedD. IL shows that the differ
fence between races are merely diff
fercnces and not matters Of super
bority and inferiority. Contributions
kDf yellow. white and black races 10
Our civilization are shown.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27

Oft given the Federal AID 20 Educa-
fion biil-haS soothed the trouble
come giant 4; least for the present
That - exactly what the Scna-
tors from outside Of tho deep South
Grd 81 The 'hly.Whl,c or almost
sly-Wh!tc states want Us 10 do.
And j! VIC do. then We don; DC
serve any better leg S!dtorS than
we get SpCctaclcs such rs the one
ttaged in the Senate las: week are
rs mach the csponS.bill;v ot the
masses 81 the people as Of the Sena-
aors who psl,,c paicd in Il. They
are there either because the masses
put them thcre--and keep on do
Srg it--or because the masses with
hhe privilege az voting failed 10
pXercise ;hCic franchise .n,clhgontly
ar ~ al.
Voters should no. forget man
MIG plays them Tor suckers
Through the spoken word for the
record. Such a man is not sincere.
Such man is untrustworthy. Such
r man is Senator Bennett Champ
Clarke Of Missouri.
As sat IN the gallery 81 the Sen
H;c-;he visitors gallery, because
ahc Correspondents Standing COM
nit,ee OF the House and Senate
y-ezy Galleries hasn't yet stirred up
enough courage 10 break precedent |
end admit my darker FACET was |
giving Senator Clark credit for sin
cerity at least. though mentally. |
MAS diSagreeing with him.
But when ] returned 10 my office |
looked up the veterans bill he was
sponsoring 10 displace the poll tax .
bill because il was so urgent. and /
learned that he must have had 10 |
Iunmsgc around for several hours |
40 find il because IL had passed the |
HOUSE OF Representatives on Octo-
ter Is, l943, lost all respect for
Senator Clark's integrity.
Then. when the Senate. by unani- |
nous consent-which meant neither |
Clark nor any other Senator raised |
Dbjection-promptly adjourned after |
less than five minutes considcra- |
sion Of Clarks bill. and agreed not |
a. meet again until Wednesday |
noon 'all this happened on Mon
day.. lost my respect for every |
on wiz 81 AlldN lIiC oCIIdNC
bad 50 much pressing business that /
81 didn't have time and couldn't |
afford 10 risk a filibuster on poll
faXes.
And-when analysed the cloture |
vote and found that the Republi-
rams voting against adoption OF the
cloture rule were all from states
with few or practically no Negroes |
Fwith one exception oklahoma, |
lost my respect for all but few OF
ahe Republicans who voted for clo-
ture. They knew il couldn't win so
Tong as their colleagues kept faith
with their southern alliance-and
q have been told such was their pre-
erranged strategy. ut seems more
than mere coincidence that the
states OF the Republicans who voted
against cloture were: Vermont,
Maine. New Hampshire. Delaware,
South Dakota. Colorado, North Da-
tota, Wyoming, Idaho and Okla
homa)
Perhaps the poll tax bill is dead.
But the issue is one which should
haunt many Senator in November
VA, '46: and '48 whenever he comes
sgsin 10 his electorate for continu-
ence in office.
II TO write on IL from time 10 time
will help arouse the spooks, then
y shall not let il rest,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27

Al banquet held Wednesday night Parkway Ballroom
Chcagos quota drive
for slSooooo for the United Negro College officially
opened DR.. Mordecai Johnson president
the principal speaker. Shown the speakers
right Stamps eo.chaman Special Groups Committee;
Calm president Kuppenheime Clothing and chair
Special Groups COMMITTEES Dr. Johnson
ST. president Supreme Liberty Life company
chairman of committees corporations.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
DIR. EarnestH OOtOn
To Present Medal

NEW YORK-Dr. Earnest Albert
hooton. eminent anthropologist OF
Harvard university. will present
the 29th SpIngarn Medal 10 DIR.
Clarence X. Drew at the NANCp
annual conference in Chicago,
July l6
DR.. Drew was awarded the medal
gwen annually for distinguished
achievement by an American Me-
gro. for his research in blood plas-
ma. DR.. Hooton is nationally
known for his writings i'm anthro4
pology and especially for his book
Crime and the Man" which de-
hunks many Of the popular theories
OF Negro criminality.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
49 Seniors Will
Graduate May %

: GREENSBORO. ". C.-Forty-nine
EsnIors will receive degrees here
Monday. May 20 at 10 am. when Dr..
Howard Thurman VIII deliver the
Announcement address. The APP
Bearsnce of Dr.. Thurman here is
D. ghl GIFTED by the fact that he Will
eeave very shortly for California
where he will pastor an interracial
church.
The bsccalaureste address will be
delivered Sunday, May % az I pm.
by DR.. Matthew Simpson Davage,
sccretary OF the Board OF Education
of the Methodist church.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
ONIONS PLENTIFUL

Mich gan housewives will no
longer have To- do without. or limit
The quantity Of onions they use. be-
cause there arc plenty for all pur-
poses and FOR all who want them.
Angus C. Doanc. state supervisor Of
the Office Of Distribution. War Food
Administration, stated.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27

con ( OF 4ct IL
rest"
NCl, hats
Just the reason
tho So bICct
needs 20 DC
written On
There arc TOO
n ny people.
like NY fucnd.
Wiling 10 forget
the whole sub
lect because the
senate 49, " ith
mother one Of
those farciCal.
rSlrccrc, tricky
messages. Slmi-
ts..l.