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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-25

The dsmI>sal ~ d. Homer {
Ralncy Is president Of the UuIyer-
slty of Texas by the r. gents Of
the university is n shocking in
fringement Of academic freedom
and serious attack against all
those fundamental democratic
rights for which this country stands
and for which We fight today,
stated the National Federation for
Constitutional Liberties Al a special
meeting Of its executive board
YESTERDAY
Immediate reinstatement OF d.
Rainey and appointment Of new
members 20 the University OF
Texas Board of Regents who Will
guarantee policy OF genuine
academic freedom and reverse the
present dangerous pollcy trend. is
urged by the NFCL This state
ment has been forwarded 10 Gov
ernor Coke r. Stevenson by
George Marshall, chairman Of the
NFCL. The National Federation
for Constitutional Liberties pledges
full support 10 this fight 10 achieve
p m PIT reinstatement or Df
Rainey:
NFCL Statement
Complete text Of the NFCL
statement is. The National Fed
Grafton for Constitutional Llber-
ties believes the dismissal on Mo-
vember of DR.. Homer c Rainey
as President Of the University Of
Texas. is a shocking infringement
OF academic freedom and serious
attack against all those fundamen-
tai democratic rights for which
| this country stands and for which
we fight today
DIR. Rainey is known through
out the nation for his constructive
achievements as an educator. fol-
his far-seeing Americanism, ano
for his unimpeachable persona
and professional integrity.
The executive board Of the
NFCL believes his dismissal far
reaching threat 10 standards oi
academic freedom in this country
and TO the intellectual honesty o.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-25
Teachers Honor
Professor OF
Lincoln Univ.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.-The
Missouri State Association of Me-
gro Teachers awarded the Dis
tinguiShed Service Medal 10 DR..
w. Sherman Savage AT its seth
annual session convened in Kansas
City. Mo. Nov l-3
The association with member
ship of approximately l200 selects
for the award each year from its
membership one of three persons
presented 10 il by the resolutions
committee of which the association
first vice president is chalrmen
DR. Savage. head Of the depart
ment Of history al Lincoln unlvel
sity, has held continuous member.
ship and taken an active part Il
the association since coming TO tn
state over 20 years ago.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-25
10000 Enroll
AS Cadet Nurses

WASHINGTON approximately
80 O00 new student nurses have en-
rolled I'm he l. s Cadet Nurse
Corps tbs fall. Or Thomas Par
ran. surgeon general Of The Pubic
Health Sery Federal Security
Agency. said this week. This is IN
addition 80 tho 65.52l now student
nurses admitted IN the nations
nursing schools during the corps
FIRST year. which ended June 30
i944
Reporting 10 the : rgeon general
Miss Lucille Perry. r. n director
Of the Division o. Nurse Education
estimated that total OF 10000 stu
dent nurses viii have been enrolled
between July !. 1914 and Jan |.
l9+S. The u s Cadet Nurse Corps
recruitment quota for the ~.
month period ending June 30. l945
is $4,000 new student nurses.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-25
Club In Meeting
At COusar Home

Friday evening the Stitching
club held its meeting at the beau
tful home Of Mrs. Vera Cousar OF
Norwood street The meeting was
held in the hostesses' new recrea-
ton room. The meeting was social.
with pokeno as chief interest. New
members were given a chance 70
meet the older members and enjoy
the lighter side Of club life. A
delightful luncheon was served
The new members were Mary
Berry, Mrs Booker, Sue Johnson,
and Cleo Stewart. The regular
members present were Mrs Alice
Bell, Geneva Smith, Hattie Duncan,
Mae Regan, Vera Cousar, Agnes
Moss, Rose Mathis and Juanita
Bass.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-25
ID. c. CHAPTER SUPPORTS
TEXAS u. PREXY

WASHINGTON, D C. tNNPA)
A resolution protesting the ac-
ton OF the board Of regents OF the
University OF Texas in firing the
president of the institution, Dr.
Homer Ralmey. for his liberal
ideas and expressions. was unani-
mouSly adopted by the inter-racial
luncheon meeting of the Southern
Conference on Human Welfare
last week The resolution called
on Governor Coke Stevenson Of
Texas TO recufy the injustice done
DR.. RaimeV
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-25

mARcIE KINpRIcK, Plaintiff ,.
IRA KENDRlcK. JR. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. q session Of said Court held AZ the
County Building in the City OF Detroit.
County Of Wayne and State Of Michigan,
On this 9th day of September. AID. 1914.
Present. The Hon
JAMES z. cHENoT,
Circuit Judge
In this cause IL appearing from the af.
hdsvit Of the Plaintiff on ale in the above
entitled cause. that after diligsnt search
and inquiry. II cannot be stoertsined in
what State or County the Defendant re-
sides;
On motion Of Julian W. Perry. Attorney
| for the Plaintiff.
1T Is ORDERED that Ira Kendrick Jr
sppesr and answer the Bill Of Complaint
hled in this cause within three 3) months
| from the date Of this Order or said Bill
will he taken as confessed sgainst him.
And IT Is FURTHER ORDERED thai
this Order he published according 10 Law
and also that copy Of this Order he sem
20 the last known address Of the Defendant
Sass Rivsrd street, Detroit Michigan. b,
registered msl
JAMES Z. cHENoT
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
ckspAR J LiNGEMAN. Clerk
By Dan Wojcik Deputy Clerk
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QUALIFY AS RIFLEMEN

INSTITUTE, w. Walt. Col.
Denote H. Lee. F. A, commanding
the 35l5th Service unit. ROTC, of
the West Virginia State college.
and Capt William J. Gray an
nounced eleven cadets had made
qualification in rifle marksmsn-
ship. One student. Cadet Sgt.
Lawrence Law, qualified as "ex-
pert with A score Of 1873
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-25
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN cHANCERY
WILLIE LEE LITrLEs. Plalnuff
vs..
CURTIS LI1TLLs Defendant


p Az session NJ said Court hold AZ the
Court Houze IN the City Of Detroit. IN said
County. on the goth day Of October, A D,
1874
Present; The Hon
GEORGE p MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
In this cause. on reading and hlinE the
affidavit hereto attached from which II
appears TO the court that the defendant.
Curtis Titles esnnot he served By process
issued out OF this court, az he 10 not .
resident Of the STATE Of Michigan. but tina,
he resides IN the City Of Orlando. state ei
Floridai
On motion Of Rssborourh and Tsli.fsrro
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
1T 10 ORDERED that the defends nj
Curtis Titles cause his appearance 20 h
entered in this cause, within three month
from the date Of this order. or that SAT-
bill will be taken a. confessed, and tina
this order he sent 20 the defendant by reg
istsred mail TO his last known address, snC
Il not received. that the same be published
in any newspaper published and circulating
in the County Of Wayne. according 10 Law
GEORGE B, MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
True Copy
CAsPAR j LrN6EMAN, Clerk
BY Dan Wsjick. Deputy Clerk
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BERTHA GOODMAN, Plaintiff
". Nc. az .2s3

A. q session Of said court held a. the
county building in the city If Detroit.
county NJ WAYNE and State If Michigan, on
this 25th dAy Of October. D. 1914.
Present; The Hon
LILA N. NEUENFELT
Circuit Judge
In this cause, ~ appearing from the sf-
fidsvit Of the Plaintiff. on file IN the above
entitled cause. that after diligent search
and inquiry, u cannot be ascertalned in
THAT state or county the Defendant resides
On motion Of JULIAN W. FERRY. Al.
torney for the Plaintiff
IT Is ORDERED that JOHN GOODMAN
appear snd answer the Bill Of Compla int
filed in this case within three 81 months
from the date Of this Order or said Bill
Of Complaint will be taken as confessed
against him:
And 1T IL FURTHER ORDERED that
this Order be published according IN Law
and also that copy Of this Order be sent
n the last known address Of the Defend
ant. General Delivery, Ypsilsnti County
Michigan nv registered mail.
LILA NJ EEUENTELT
Circuit Judge
True Copy
cAsPAR LINGEMAN. Clerk
By Dan woJcik. Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-25
The Hair Slickeroo
That Really Sticks

s' .I e; ssSi 'q Tssu z;
HAIR, One oombins day leaves hair
straight and gives a lsstinE; well'srcomsd
sppssrsnes. Large 1907. Barber size. " 90.
Sen. COD Ils' sRT Ssia.TF,s ce S''s SO fi.s s
bush Ave, Dept. Gs. Brooklyn II, Ny,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-25
LOUISE BYRD, Plaintiff
JAMES A. BYRD. Defendant " ~

JAMES A. BYRD. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al q session Of said court held a. the
County Building in the City Of Detroit
County Of Wayne and State Of Michigan.
on this 18th day Of September, AID, 1884.
Present: The Hon
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
Circuit Judge.
II utIsfsctorily appearing from the at
fidsvit Of the Plsintiff-on file in ths
above.entitled cause, that II cannot b
entertained after diligent search and in
curry, a. 70 what State or County the
Defendant resides in that his last knowr
address. five years ago, was $3.50 Wood
land avenue, in the City Of Cleveland
County Of CuyshoEs and State Of Ohio;
On Motion Of Julian W. Perry. Attorne!
for the Plaintiff.
1T IS ORDERED that James A. Byrd
appesr and answer the bill OF complain
filed in this cause within three 90 month
from the date Of this order OF said Bill
will be taken a. confessed sgaintt him;
And II is FURTHER ORDERED tina
copy OF said Order be sent 20 the las
known address Of the said Defendant b.
registered mail, and In case no reEistere
return receipt signed by the Defendant
10 received that this order be published
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN,
Circuit Judge
A True Copy;
| cAsPAR ! LINGEMAN. Clerk
! By Dan Waicik Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-25

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-25

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHAECERT
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-25
Remarkable Treatment for
STOMACH DISTRESS
From roo much Stomach Acid

Are you. tortured With
tae burning misery Of
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Use OF the "a.
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-25

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ron
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-25

MARcIE KENpRIcK. Plaintiff
VS.. No 36S.sss
IRA KENpR1cK. JR. Defendant
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LEGAL NOTICES

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
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Bradley beam., 1944-03-11

The Chief Clerk of the Base Air Inspectors Office must be man who knows his Army Regulations backwards, forwards and side wards. He must also be thorough ly versed in all Air Force direc- tives, circulars and letters. In short, he, of necessity, must be almost a walking encyclopedia. Such man is M/Sgt. H. J. Eller, Chief Clerk in the Base Air h. spector's Office.
 He was born in Decatur, H., and attended the local grade and high schools. He was graduated from a local business college and for. the following two years was connected with the Macon Pitt Service Co.,, as a general office worker.
 In 1886 he enlisted in the Air Corps at Peoria and was sent to Selfridge Field, Michigan, for his recruit training. At that Base, the Sergeant was assigned to the me- neurological section in which de- partnent he spent the following ttree years. In 1889, he was dis charged as a corporal and went to work in the Civil Service Commis- sion in Washington, D. c.
 On 13 February 1941, Sergeant Eller was called to active duty and reported to Langley Field, Vir- ginia, where he was assigned to the
Bradley beam., 1944-03-11
By PVT. TOM PENN

. We thank Pvt. Douglas MacLeln Deringer, ,Jr., of Virginia, for his kind words in his Chemical Retorts about this column. Girls, Doug is a bachelor. Don't you think that steps should be taken to show him how delightful the blessed state of marriage is? ....:.....
 Distinguished Service Award:- Frances Grossman of Alexandria, Penna., for exceptionally meritor- ious and distinguished service to the government in a duty of great responsibility as the wife of T/Sgt. James Grossman, 452nd Fighter Squadron, from the time of his en- listment, three years ago, to the present time. Throughout this try ing period of transition from civil ian to soldier. Frances displayed exceptional courage and fortitude in remaining by her husbands side while he furthered his Army car ger. Her tact and understanding under adverse conditions and ex- acting circumstances were such that she gained the admiration of all who came in contact with her.
 The ancient axiom that practice makes perfect may or may not be true, but we noticed Mazda and Harold Bush trudling a four-wheel cart through the rows of counters recently. Prosaic canned goods do not lend too much authenticity to the procedure, but there is nothing like trying ones hand. Perhaps it doesn't come under the heading of "signs of the times," but it's nice thought anyhow!
 Metallurgically speaking, the It. Matthew A Bradley's have gone off the gold standard. Might we sug- gest that, since It. Bradley has been promoted to First Lieutenant, Mrs. Bradley might exchange all
Bradley beam., 1944-03-11

22nd Bombardment Group also for meteorological duty. He was trans ferred to the administration de- partment of that Group anad in early August of the same years, he arrived at the Windsor Locks Army Air Base with the Headquar- ters and Headquarters Squadron of the 3Oth Air Base Group. This later partment of that Group and in became the 18th Air Base Squad ron. The Sergeant worked under It. J. s. Garrett, then Base Adju- tant, until November when he was assigned to the Administrative In spector's Office.
 Sgt. Eller became a three-striper in February, 1922, and two months later received his first rocker. In June, 1922, he was promoted to Technical Sergeant and in Septem- Der attended the first enlisted mems class at Administrative h. spector's School in Denver, Cobra do. By November first of the same year he was we'll on his way to be- coming full-fedgsd zebra as he received his Master Sergeant's rating.
 Sergeant Eller is unmarried. However there is a certain some one in Connecticut with whom he has postwar plans. He intends to set up a permanent residence in Washington, D. c.
Bradley beam., 1944-03-11
.It;1[4]&}

Randolph Field, Tex - Some where above the plains of the great Southwest, a young pilot, lost on his first flight, thought he saw a town name painted on a big barn and swooped down to investigate. "Go to church Sunday" the huge letters read.
Bradley beam., 1944-03-11

DECEASED: One pair of n.y. Ions died cary this week at the approximate age of fif- teen months. Evelyn Has brook, her husbands in the Fighter Control, is the sole surviving relative. Parting is such sweet sorrow. Our deep est sympathy. =".
Bradley beam., 1944-03-11

Ann Bennett takes great pride in her husbands career as is evidenc- ed by her using the Captains write-up as Officer of the Week for a primary reader for Chuckie, the smaller edition of Captain Charles w. Bennett.
Bradley beam., 1944-03-11
ERS5s$8;V/nv66 R5s$; A. RePORTER
By SGT. J. TURTURIELLO

take over All we can say please hurry that have bitten than chew Until and let the chips fall where 4ey
 In accordance aggressive this column intend degree Here the latest arch enemies: abby politician He campaign presidential election Where button GGT After Medic Don Reichert from the side have come to
 cordially attend the clinic held Thursday afternoon the Base 1nhrmary
 Those you lucky Springfield Friday mite hear Capt Allow elucidate for those who go. WAC recruiting drive and with bang WAC captain quite talk oopshp which were enshtenng WAC hunks and deke Nice and comfy eh what Also another act coffee used for shaving Imagine going down that line with shaving other Anyhow the hep Ray Mckinley led the band in special number called the really solid He aided by the sextet who do swell nns did number which received much applause Box Saturday Night"
 combined with good food and drink Sgt and his and to like much Also un 29t AB and his wife make their favori of the Meds and Lillian Menck getting to q.e Remember this Leap Year Lew Miss R. Flynn who hospital believes having Good luck to Joe and Ted and the best win Miss F. Montana hospital can pefs hospital Hartford Get we'll and back Fran We all Friday quite gala affair with Windsor Locks doing their bit Thanks for coming gals V" sure do appreciate
 their versatile and they with the Really Mystery What happened the WACs Dot snack the Villa with her G escort
 Dot? Can't fool Carnest Sgt Tony telling things the PIX She has dreamy Tony 93d custard of the
 for the duration? Will Sgt Conoy from taking his se at Padre? going which being repaired the Ordnance garage How Stan Count Zatavetk finding the mail these days? We all proud of you Junior
 Cwo Rene swell music before and du boxing Monday night We really them vote d thanks don't think so? After the bouts the boys from the band went over observed G. Wood and his tor the jealousy The affair had crowd all make things jel Weiner the Medcs threeday pass GI made their known and did my good detachment represented but food bar all We're inspecting the Chuck don't dance? Pistol packing Ncky from that erub Nick
 something WAC Deach changed the boys eating habits They table that would Emily Post chicken Sunday dinner and quite comedy fork Who impress?
 bearing chatter; Monday evening Cpl Bill Troy making hay Schwarzs stroll Rec hall dance doing Has be Barney Friedman dancing with Barney he didn't bring pals the outsP Sgt Bu Med
 why don't Sugar. loved home the WAs Afraido of he competition?
 with Sgt Lemos buggy vaionis" the hospital Don't Sarge only so far
 Tuesday the "YOUESSO WL Cpl Musky and his hep cat Deal SIM Perry dances Jackson? Nussbaum QM whls Why Hubert9 IPi looking veddy cheek cheek with local chick something weekly the un with the upsweep Reminded me of "Sub normal Marshall 29th tre ns just keep the morale Such should unewarded gals 1t ddn either what Cole and Lorraine make lovely pair hear that getting the closing stage Tss kubeck z'n
Bradley beam., 1944-03-11
ORDNANCE
 BLOCK BUSTER
By Pfc. Erwin Koerber

something new was cooking Tn the mess hall. A lot of repairs had been going on with new window shades, a coat of paint and masonite tops on the tables. By many visit was expected from some general or high official. Now we know the req son for the fxings. There has been near merge of the WACs mess hall to the general mess. Yes, the Army has really gone coed. (No more nut-cracking on the tables, fellows. Might break the aah trays.)
 March has brought, as usual, few down with sickness. An inter- esting report comes back from the hospital about Pfc. Carr's latent recovery. It seems as though his temperature had been a normal 98 for several days. A movie was shown one day by the Red Cross in which Deanna Durbin starred in First Love-" Immediately after the show Carr's nurse came to take fever readings and behold his tenn perature had risen to 99. Ordered back to bed, Carr, we hear, is not yet disillusioned by movies or by Deanna. GA tip here for medical research.)
 There is a good reason for some Bradley faces at the State Theatre irR Hartford tonight. Mrs. Roy E, Cudd, our own Cpl. Cudd's better half, has entered a song contest sponsored by Blue Barron's band. The rumor that she will sing Cow Cow Boogie" means no punches will be pulled.
 Cpl. Harlow speaks little hes itantly in describing how he broke his arm but rest assured it was in the line of morale.
 Some Lucky People:
 It. Wehrs who is the proud father of baby girl weighing 81s lbs. at birth. Both Mrs. Wehrs and the baby, Nancy, are reported do- ing well. Miss Shirlee Cohen on her recent marriage. We will miss Shirlee's singing and personality, plus. Former Sgts. Steer, Marsh, and Clifford who are now sporting SSgt.'s stripes along with acting corporals Miller, Thompson and Hearly who are now full-fedged two stripers. Like also to congra- tulate another new corporal, name ly the Editor. Other lucky people include anyone who doesn't sleep near snorer (hot air blower)... We fcpe the new men transferred to Ordnance consider themselves as being lucky also.
 Time to Smile:
 S/Sgt. Steer had the boys really looking sharp marching from the Mess Hall the other day. While passing a nearby barracks win dow was raised and voice yelled: That's all right, Steer, we know you made it." Good soldiers always march at attention-yet Steer gave "at ease"
 S/Sgt. Clifford was a bit 1eary the other day when someone called him up to requisition some defros- ters. (Wonder why?)
 A definition of pull in the Army  consists of to pull KIP, co, or some detail.
 Another definition of a wolf in sheep's clothing is most any G.I. in a flying suit (not from the USO). Some things you'll never see:
 A rabbit in that trap someone was making (bait is rationed).
 A better souvenir than those ob- tained by Potter and Huckemeyer from a nurse in the hospital.
 That lock of hair someone re- ceived from "Slug" McCuistion.
 A 4F wrestling with Guerino.
 Pvt. Parsons really middle-aisl- ing.
 No one should have any trouble finuing out what department or person they wish when stopping at the Base Ordnance Office. No, we Lax,o~t& c ~,o~x s~fo,,,oo+i r1orL
Bradley beam., 1944-03-11
Wives In Voluntary Exile Service

her gold for silver. Congratula- tions. All is not gold that glitters, and the silver is most becoming.
Evening star., 1944-12-31
Now 1t Can Be Told

life looks to you, here at the Cross
roads of America - where all
kinds of people pass right by your
door,"
Pass by is right" answered.
'Durin' the last hour I have had
three people wantin' directions,
two wantin' stamps, two more
wantin' to use the telephone. one
collectin' for charity an a bum
who was willin' to wash the cup
an saucer an spoon if would
give him cup of coffee. Inciden-
tally, l gave it to him."
ANYHOW it finally gets through
my thick skull that this guy hap
pens to be one of the editors of
THIS WEEK Magazine.
An he has actually come all
the way over here to get me to
write pieces for his paper!
He had quite a tussle, gettin'
me to start in. First I tried to tell
him it took a lot of brains to bea
writer. He claimed that wasn't his
experience with most of the writ
ers he knew.
Then l held out for a fiat price
of $3.50 per piece, an he held out
for quality. He insisted that waa
more important.
Well, like l told you, that was
five years ago now. an I don't like
to brag but any of you customers
that has read my stuff regular can
tell Uh0 ic0n!
Happy New Year. everybody!
-WAlLY b0REN