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Evening star., 1944-04-25
Hy the Associated Press.

by JHS ASSOCldIcu ISoSs
PHILADELPHIA, April a.
The eloquent Mr.. Bobo Newsom
proclaimed today that. he and the
Philadelphia Athletics can win
the pennant this year Just by
believing they can win, and, hav-
ing divulged the opinion, he
hastened to say that he wasn't
crazy.
The AS, who have habit of
finishing last rather than first,
blacked out the Boston Red Sox
40 when Bobo pitched his first
game in a Connie Mack uniform,
and the victory apparently sky
rocketed Newsom's hopes.
You know what, Boz" said
Bobo, who calls every one "Bo"
including himself. This club
can win the pennant this year.
Think I'm crazy? Never in base
ball has there been a chance like
this for a club to win just by
believin' they can win and by
hustlin' for each other"
The Mackmen, Newsom solilo-
qulzed before they entrained for
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Alex in 18th Season
Has Big Grid Squad
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, April 25-Coach w. A.
Alexander started his 26th year at
Georgia Tech yesterday with one of
the largest squads ever to report for
spring practice.
There were 110 players of various
and sundry sizes, and by the end OF
the week the squad is expected to
number 100. gd- -
Outside of 10 or IL lettermen from
last years squad, only one man with
previous college experience was
known to the coaches. He is M. T.
Stamper. former guard at Richmond
University. ~
Most of the squad is composed OF
high school. boys who entered Tech
at the start of last summer.
Evening star., 1944-04-25

The 1914 ball, he said, hasn't
had a chance to show itself off to
the fans because the weather has
been wet.
I'm weather like this" he said,
"the ball is deader than ever. I
think the ball we have will have
plenty of hop to it in dry, warm
weather. Then we'll get some
good hitting"
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Toronto ,HurIers Make
Flag Repeat Likely
BY the Associated Press,


Opening day pitchers are due to
work again today after four days
of rest as the International Baseball
League resumes operation on four
fronts. If Jim Konstanty, Alex
Mustaikis and Tom Sunkel 60 to
the hill and repeat last Thursday S
performances, the Double A fans are
in for some fancy chucking.
Manager Burleigh Grimes of the
Toronto Maple Leafs, appears to
have the makings of a staff that
will make his team tough to beat in
its bid for a second straight flag.
Mustaikis and Tommy Ananicz, who
worked the first two winning efforts,
have allowed total of one run.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Clever MoIIis Avenues
kayo by Doty, Earns
Big Outdoor Bout

Old Tom Mollis today Is looking
forward to Washington's first big
outdoor boxing show of the year
when he will meet AL Dummy
Davis or some other topnotcher in
the spot the promoters promised
the Old Master from Baltimore IL
ne could lick Red Doty decisively.
The veteran Negro boxer did lust
that last night at Turner's Arena
by winning clean-cut, unanimous
decision in 10 rounds over harder
hitting, younger fighter who was
putting everything he had into the
battle. Old Tom also convinced
rtngside skeptics that the Boston
fight in which Red Doty X. O.'d him
in the first round must have been
freak or one of Toms off nights.
Last nights scrap was everything
the advance publicity claimed IL
would be, with Old Tom acting in
the capacity of boxing instructor to
his youthful, bulling, slugging op-
ponent. Typical of the action was
a good moment in the seventh
round when Red ducked one of
Tommys rights, only to get a face
full of leather from Toms upswing-
ing left hand.
Mollis Unmarked, Loser Bleeding.
Mollis doesn't have the sting in
mis- punches that the red-haired
Connecticut fighter packs, but Tom
hit him plenty. At the end of the
bout, the poker-faced Negro was
almost unmarked, while Doty was
bleeding from a cut under the left
eye and a slash over the right.
Before crowd of 1,14i customers
who paid $2,055 to see the battle.
the fight was fairly even until the
fourth, when Prof. Mollis started
his boxing instruction. In the
seventh Mollis twice got In hard
lefts to Doty's face, not hurting
him, but outpointing him heavily.
Tom came out in the eighth and
spun Doty around with good right
to the head, beating him to every
punch, and getting in two for one.
Doty Is ALL Favorite.
The prefight odds ranged from 2h
to in favor of Doty, but along
about the fifth round 1t was close
to an even-money proposition.
Mollis weighed Isl, Doty, 149.
In q six-round semifnal, Brad
Lewis, 165-pound New Yorker fought
Washingtons Stoney Lewis, 1856.
FOUNDER, to draw. George Far
rell, 139, Washington, decisioned
another District boy, Sammy
Thompson, 1877. Ernie Butler, 145,
washington, took care Of AL White,
140, Baltimore. in 2:05 of the sec
ond, with Referee Eddie La Fond
stopping 1t to prevent further in
jury to White. Frankie Gillen, 143.
Baltimore. decisioned AL Franklin,
146, Washington, in the other skier.
Evening star., 1944-04-25

His pitching has gained the team a
good following from the goods at st.
Anthony's. The girls out at the
Brookland school consider a bad
break for them that he doesn't
dance.
His coach, Father Ed O'Brien,
regards Bernie as the best youngster
he ever has seen in a baseball uni
form, and as Father OBrien puts it.
I've been around baseball for a
long time"
Claveloux's assortment of pitches
Is complete, with curve, an ac-
curate fast ball and good control
over his lefthanded knuckler.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Win, Lose or Draw
'ReIotivity' Has Kept Sport on Interesting Boss
By GRANTlAND RICE

We moving into
For us it the sixth dimension
uV1tv applied to sport. complex quite
1t simply things relative for the time being
Meaning
For example Mike Jacobs had
Nelson Greb this spring yet
season
fall football leading
Navy had its big college
matter of what left left" The thing will
happen to baseball and racing this spring summer.
in the racing Jamaica
attendance and betting
fields prevailed the
Suppose baseball Feler Dickey Cochrane
Gordon Keller Ted Williams Nize ETC.? The still left
game greater than
remember the time they used ask what going to
happen Mathewson Lajoie
Wadde happen Cobb
and Babe Ruth and Iris Speaker turned in their uniforms? Who
would take their places?
always ready into the spot
1t relative but works in the the
where all things relative.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Buddy Lewis, Captain Now,
Hurt in Touch Football
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SOMEWHERE IN INDIA, April
25.-Buddy Lewis has won a cap
talncy as an American air COM
mando pilot flying personnel and
material into Burma base far in
side the Japanese lines.
Along with his new double bars,
he is wearing a sinner and limping
on a bruised knee as a result of
playing touch football.
The former Washington third
baseman was promoted from a first
lieutenancy for plotting a CAT reg
ularly on the milk run" over and
into some of the toughest military
terrain in the world.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Three Derby Entrants
To Pass Up Classic

Three more 3-year-olds have been
declared out of the Kentucky Derby.
They were Alfred Parker's BY
Jimmy, Crispin Oglebay's Boy
Knight and Morris Wexler's Bomb
Sight.
Their owners said they would not
be entered in the historic race at
Churchill Downs on May 6.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Chesapeake to Be Derby
Trial for Pukku Gin

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 25. - Andy
Shuttinger, Pukka Gins trainer
says the colts showing in the Ches-
apeake at Pimlico Saturday would
determine whether Col. G. v. Whit
ney's thoroughbred would run ir
the Kentucky DERBY on MAY 6.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Owen Named Ring Board
Head for Fourth Time

Claude w. Owen will head the
District Boxing Commission fol
another year after being reelected
for his fourth term as chairman al
yesterdays meeting.
The entire commission recently
was reappointed. Other members
are Thomas P. Morgan, jr., ano
Inspector Clarence Talley.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Pro North-Sou Tennis
To Get DELAYED Stort
By the Associated Press.

P1NEHURST, N. c., April 25.-
The North and South tennis tourna-
ment, scheduled to have begun yes
terday, was rained out. Weather
permitting, play will begin today.
Wayne Sabin, now a chief special
list in the Navy, is defending cham
pion.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Grondod HurIer Hevinq
To Marry Girl of %
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, April 25.-Joe Hev-
ing OF the Cleveland Indians pitch
ing staff, the only grandfather play
ing major league baseball, and 23-
year-old Nancy Palmer Of Ravenna,
KY, have applied for a marriage
license here.
Heving, 80, was divorced last fall.
His home is in Covington, KY.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Assemblies Lead Hot Race
In ERGO SofibaII Loon

With the season one week along,
a hot race already is developing in
the softball league for employees of
the Engineering and Research Corp,
Riverdale war plant.
The Final Assembly team leads
the ERGO league with two games
won, none lost, but the Sheet Metal,
Shearers and Production outfits are
pushing the Assemblies hard.
EPTn 1oo on1,a cf
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Leon Is Outpointed

DETROIT, April Is (R.-Wilne
Edmonds, 145, of Grand Rapids, de-
feated Don Leon, 148, of Washing.
ton in 6-round fight last night.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Worthwhile Come Is Greater Thon Any individual

The main point that all worth while far greater
baseball
than Cobb Speaker Jackson Mahewson Di
Maggie Bill Frisch Fele
Golf above Bobby Jones'
Francis Oumet Harry Vadon Nelson all its collective
Football would minus Jim Thorpe Bonko
Nagrsk Baugh, Sid Luckman Pudge Hefehnge the
Chicago Notre and all remember
No Cobbs Ruths baseball Chicago
football No Bobby Walter Harry
Vardon made golf
the that lifted all these famous to he|top
without
happen to be great believer the above individual
When individual game
the right game.
Evening star., 1944-04-25
League Statistics
TUESDAY, APRIL rs, 1914.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow,
Boston at Wash, 3. Boston at Wash, 3.
Phila. at New York. Phila. at New York.
Detroit at Chicago. Detroit at CHICAGO
Only games. Cleve. at st. Louis.
Evening star., 1944-04-25

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, rain.
tOnly game scheduled.)
Evening star., 1944-04-25
Real Competition Can Take Place of Class

This again. where reavity words
only relative with still action
and real contest where top is missing.
with old friend greatest
petors and the
name is Devereaux Mburn, the polo playing
1T the contest and the hard close competition every
worthwhile"
Il get of thrill in being beaten in tough hard
than get in winning wakover To it
Is the contest
know this sounds like hokum like the where
to give everything have in order to win still it fun
to lose that
position"
Mburn exactly 100 right usually
important
We have planted too much Importance individual stars
much Importance winning the
recty game itself.
Who after ALL could Louis Dempsey Corbe
Tunny Thorpe Cobb Vardon JeneS
look. Time, equipment training details.
Decades conditions relative Baseball
interesting
long time.
Evening star., 1944-04-25

NORTH American NEWSPAPER Alliance.l )
Evening star., 1944-04-25

Standing of Club,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

CoLoRED eggs the kids the Uso and good eating
"
holiday dinners mostly pork or ham roasts-cheap
n points and so good
hero Bataan at impressive city hall
Holy Sunday Churches packed and the Belle
show Of lilies is gorgeous.
THE Tgers- ePea here AFl Is against the Byeess.
Copd George HvphB Recorders Court Judge and
the Supreme Court justice, dcge carrier duty IN
the Pacific.
Lady didn't 5og Easter outfit she too busy
trdUsHg the West fUdes she But most OF the
girls did.
WENDELL. presidential after
w took IN N Wisconsin primaesthe former
Detroit week planned And IL
ma Dewey Mr. Big of the Republicans for sure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

zewski OF 1000 Campbell and Pvt.
Nicholas Morrison, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Morrison Of
20430 Omira. were graduated AS
expert airplane mechanics from
KesSler Fields technical school
Cpl. Thaddeus Joseph Kusiak,
son Of Mr. John KuSiak OF 79l
S Liddesdale, was graduated
from tbe army AIR forces flexible
gunnery school Laredo Field
Texas. He is now qualified as a
member Of bomber combat
crew.
Louis George Payer. son Of Mr..
and Mrs Louis Payer Of 1923
Alden was appointed a fight Of
icer m the Army AR Corps and
awarded his silver wings and the
rating of pilot a. the AAF Train
ing Command Advanced Single
Engine Pilot school Spence Field.
Ga A graduate Of Central High
School he formerly played pro-
Tess ional baseball He is the
property Of the s. Louis Cardi-
nails
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Filler Commissioned
Ahead of His Class

crew member Of a Liberator
bomber. He is presently stationed
at Davis-Monthan Field, Tucson.
ARR. sgt. Wiering is the husband
of Mrs. J l.. Wiering of 507 Con-
tinental
Pvt. Stanley j. Bienke, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Antonina GalwaS
of Alas Thirty fifth, has qualified
as an expert shot with the MI
tGarand rifle. il was announced
at 96th Division Headquarters. A
member of the 3S3rd Infantry
Regiment. he is now entitled TO
wear the experts badge.
Pvt Edna r.. Thomas, sister Of
Mrs. William HenneSSey of 1870
fuller, stationed al the training
center of the WomenS Army
Corps at Fort Oglethorpe Ga,
has been assigned 10 WAC De-
tachment, Enid, Okla.
Pvt. Gene }. RykaczewsId. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter RVkaC-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
1ransplanfed Cornea
Gives Light 10 Worker

NEW ORLEANS. April 3 lUP)
Richard Bienvenu. 33-year-old
broommakcr. was able 90 see his
fellow-workegs for the first time
today after a delicate eye opera
non IN which thu damaged coynea
of his left eye M placed hA
the cornea from the eye Of a
woman.
The right eye of Mrs r +.
Johnson OF Marrero, La, signifies,
since childhood, provided the good
cornea and the operation was per
formed a week ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

III c. DOSS former Ford man, goes 10 Kevinator a
IL. president T. Lawson former sales manager, has
upped.
Ford employee turned in 600 pnts Of blood 70 the
Cross AZ pntS for every Of their
a local home association is turmoil with half
officers resgnnc trying force the Bell far
2oD LIttefed Mrs Bell and eight OF her child
refugees Shanghai whore hc husband and still
prison. The association say~thc family part Chinese
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

body o a found Joe Loui
n MI Clemens. No Identification a. yet
April arrived 20 Mr. and Mrs Philip PHILLIP
Lakes sailor John Callahan
ahan he's afraid he cant make the opening of the naVg
surprise double One baby Dor
ambulance carrying the mother To Herman keer Hopa
time the Nations
Woodward the other
a<e 81 Temple The fire depa
nent overtime with all equipment and men out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

Sgt. A. X. Schlesinger of 3439
Cass. has been advanced 10 staff
sergeant He IS with the army
engineers stationed in Iran.
Pvt. Eugene Grzelak. son of Mr..
and Mrs Valentine GrZelak of
2967 Frowbr1dge, IS spending a
23-day leave here after serving II
months overseas He viii report 10
Fort Sheridan. H.
Pvt, George W. Beard. son Of
MIR and Mrs A c. Beard Of 1000
FIFTEENTH has been assigned TO
THE AAF training command radio
school az the Sioux Falls army air
field. Sioux Falls. S d. for tram
ING a. radio operator mechanic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
3 State Officers
Win Promotions

The war department today an
nounced the temporary promotions
OF eight Michigan officers.
They are:
2d lieutenant to lat lieutenant
stephsnle Cegarek ANC. BAY chs.
David MerrlmAn. ONO, 1910 Phuadei
him UelElLl
Harold EmmoDs JAGD. 1870 Ho.comb
Detroit
John Faulkner. AC. Flint
ELLEN Jacobs AhC F.inf
Chester Rarus, Inf 1915 Dubois Ham
tramCk
Warren Lee. ONO ironwood
Catherine Voetsch. ANC, L'Anss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

Second 1t. Wilson &. Deaver of
120l9 Ohio, was graduated and
received his commission ahead of
the regular class al Big Spring,
Tex. lie reported 10 WeStover
Field, Mass. 1t. Deaver graduated
from Mackenzie fiigh School and
attended the University Of Michi-
gan before enllStlng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

h Asii.A- RAIDER --tTf.. NffRLNG
Eugene ". Bauder. son Of MIR.
and Mrs William A Bauder Of
662 Kitchener. Won hi, navy
wings Of gold and was commits
stoned an ensign IN the naval
reserve ~ the Naval Air Training
Center. Pensacola. Fla.
Sgt. J. l.. Wiering. son Of Mr.
and Mrs j l. WIering Of 1855
Anderson. IS now completing his
training for combat duty as a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
IIAIS. CHETsF. TAIs

MFATS. CHEESE. FATS
Red As through N-s-Vahd indeh-
nittiN.
fN-s through rs and As through
F-5-1s stamps-yalid for direct
purchases from farmersJ
Tard Rsti0n free indefinitely.
tine M. salvage fat. good Tor 4 cents
and two meat ration points.
SUGAR
stamp 80. No. 4 Book lbs. Valid
Indefinitely
stamp 81. No. 4 Book lbs. Valid
indefinitely
stamp 40, No. Book lbs. for
canning through FEB. %. lS45
Spare stamp 81, No. 4 Book -Valid
FOR maximum Of % lhK-for- can
ming. Apply local board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
s0sa,RndAy

THIS Is a letter TO YOUR service man. It's all
Il about his HOME TOWN. the most important
place in the world TO him. Clip this letter today,
sign your name at the bottom and send IL TO
him. Wherever he Is. ne wants the news from
HOME It's up TO you to mail 1t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

GASOLINE
A Coupan lis gals. valid through
June ~
B-2 and &C Coupons gals each
as and C-S Coupons gals each
O.AW requires state name and license
number be written on every coupon
when received
FUEL OIL
Period 4 and Period 5-VAiid through
Sept. 80.
t1QtiOk
No. s-Vand through April 80
SHOES
Stamp Is-Valid through April 30.
J AirpIane stamp l-Vahd indefinitely
TIRE INSPECTIONS
Necessary for trucks only.
PROGRESSED FOODS
Rlue As through k-s-Nalld
definitely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

make Dewey Big the Republicans for
PED SKELETONS Ia when Murie Morris
IL get marriage license the clerk demanded physical and
Nal jimmy operations officer
Paul Henred-remember him casablanca?. Paul off
the blazing veil ne cigaret Warner
Brothers damage
THOSE Mata Has are at Anderdor Federal Prison
Mr Tberco Bctyca speaking. said the former YWCA
"a l-e, 20 years I'd haze stood
bfet bav,cl. Of gasoline out
HENRY FORD say. got ga,
IL farm products Hes been working on since 1918 The
tu- rxPensfvc TO MATE
The late Bill Thompsons safe deposit boxes held over
John oovan county auditor,
=.
EASTER for The scho kids is to days 10 make
We bageed Herbert KIM % Naz prisoner on Belle
and hunting for Two who escaped from Canadian camp
The bem here m, find candidate TO for
governor Murray Van Wagner says TO count him out
CHARLIE CHAPLIN ,os tord net guilty Of that ric STARE
ss otfeS rho @or.o,ed ~ ae says. oe' JOAN barry
en-, ana nor 2l tf ~. [l.f' ge NJ, y S' iS
the keorts OF hs-crrtomers
Rchad l"a' l'ea1oH s,atoH ore,aor h ss 5cgn
says he cas at n uorie' chep ne murder occurred.
4
n Clemens No identification a. yet
Real April f9e twins arrived Mr and Mrs philip Phillips
afraid he cant make the opening of the na,igA
the mother Herman Klefer Hospital
Tobacco and Grocery
warehouse Of the Detroit Gaset Co at q Temple The fire depart
III c DOss former Ford man goes to Kelyinator
H. president C. r. lawson former sales manager has been
Ford empoy have turned in $1,000 pnts Of
Cross OF az pnts every Of their
Local home ome a'o 10 ie S ~' ,e r1 f '
orCes t 8o q ttff Mrs ri and gbt 81 her chidre1
prison The association sas.-ih. family is part Chinese
THE Polish Daily Ncrs cccb,ofcd birthday
TGndnbeg pas ge, Of honor at me party at me BOOK
wothered HAIRY F. Melon, Toronto millionaire mo h,onin0
tine officers csopooaed ttr d79gf" around The city
ctr Th@ co"a ooncy soy the guard "a' posted because
%orfcs got rat merit goy boost. BIT all not for
ygt shift at Hdss" Motor 50 daddg ,es s ~ Plant ,sf as
gate and mother goes IN to rork
WERE first city money
s s' coming in hit the 100000 MARI
act In Fedeland Wagner granddaughter of the famous
bracelet is here view the Meyer Jewey Co.
and the girl is refugee here in the UsA
THE bewgs of vu,ee Aircraft visited Willow Ruu-cln sharp
L Charles w Peee Herbert Bowling William Clarke.
od bo io from say ue by Pope xii cane the
IN 81 oss%s Hospital Harry wsmer is taxing Bo6s radio
while he, he is conya .. TO- 80 ,...
me-Dick Hall and Tno sabuco high school
TOE YATES rolled 500 o, Ritey Rouge first in tso tor.
Arbor. Seomqr BIZ sms Of Greet lakes former Ohio state
ss s i 1ds 'i S e 'ss s' $ o
.s. 1y'gSSa H a back at Da, 28 S o. players SS
Sincerely
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
ASK BIDDLE
PROBE STRIKE
In PHILLY

NEw YORK. NY-Culmins,ins
week * active inieresi ~ me
philadelphia transit strike the
National negro congress recently
communicated for The serond time
this week uifh Attorney -Cencral
Frances ? niddic and urged his
immediate and personal attention
10 an ntests canon 81 no part
peelcr. ~aa on Tuesday q this
ucet haf feee 'ha' ise tran
sir m.a h ihe reh 10 strike
ieCaese "a were being made
vie'in- Dissemination
en M wih horror SAID
,he Vhih was signed hy
Tnsln4 rat acting secretary %
;se I'D SIT peglcrs COLI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19

The Frederick Douglas Realty
tompan, wi>le, 10 inform you oi
their change ri address FORMERLY
al 2la .. Nernur Hwy.
Nav locnicd NJ their new home ".
Ire. isi5 II. lnlolnc NJ foro>i. 2nd
iloor. suite >. ~. s-9Gi~. Branch
oiiicc Gls2 Northteld. ~. s.iG99.
Mr. irihnr Johnson. manager.
cordialI, invites you ~ visit our
nov ollice.
our competent stan covers the
cts 10 sales. rentals, buying and
property management.
W. are In no waf connected
With m, other realty company.
ii you wish 10 hus or sell Jet rs
serve tuu.
Representatives VIZ. 4. N,n
pric and uf~. Georeia ". Nhl.en.
ton. Free Parking Lot.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
Roosevelt
Continued from page Il

Wallace and the pent-up feeling
a. negro Americans over the
brow beating OF their men IN uni
form may he the combination
which viii toss MIR Roosevelt out
Of the White House after twelve
Years
Mr. Roosevelt Is Commander
in-Chicf 81 the armed forces the
editorial continued. he reminded
the nation of that once again IN
his statement that he would run
again FOR fourth term Mr.
Roosevelt and his war DEPART
mcni have done absolutely noth-
INK abou, tho treatment % the
Negro in uniform Il IS a dis
grace which stinks 20 high heaN-
On. Negroes are askine Wha, is
Commandrr-in-Chlei good for
II he cannot STOP humiliation AMI
murder Of soldiers IN uniform by
isroran' and preiudlfsf rivil-
iars
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-19
A Unique Plan

CARY Ind ANP The editor
~ 'ee Ga.g American 4 p Whit
iosk las, aeek implied 'Ae' y =
SNYDER W. rrsf.T t., ~ a.
than any ofst member n 'ae airy
namher % ommerce IL "~ponsi-
We soa me re1 an eriGlr y Point
dscars'ion to~ stamping o4' race
eiscrnirs'.or w tho hndy las'
week a97rset