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4 PArTOirSSf. SGT LECNABp 7 Mrs
lillian bsno.usd. mother. 1891 kegins
CARTER PVT oRRIEN-Mu. Gcruc /
/ CEHROBAK PVT STANLEY - Mrs
Caroline CcnrUn7k mother oo22 AiteSlan.
CiARETTE. PVT MsTXRL > Mrs Jesnn
COtPLhNp n S HERBERT Mrs Ger,
rug, CegPaa4 m s,.l , lSo4 Vs. tgehd a.,
ENMoNS PFC JAMES r - Mrs Rutl
EmT49. az, ltli5 2 (ei isY5,. AZ.
Lucille D. GuIdanisr Nlfe 1908 Dryden
HALE PVT THOMAS J Mrs Lillian B
haa.e mother 500 Eisnisenih 49,. -.
rude Hoffman vie hs54 Newport.
.KEDzIERSkI PIC ROBERT - Mrs
MARY ksd1is1sh, m@ihcT se6l Wisner a..
Mcycr mother 1908 Dacosta
MORYKWAS, PFC HENRY q Mrs Mar
M. y.Nas mother. 2o45o Carrie
Mich ai mo aothe ~ 7s1 fp Ashton MIS- h'
@ RRIEN PFC John F-Mrs Helen
o-E.Iga!a motthSSL S4t Midland. Highland Park
80 slster i44s L 1isliasir. ''is' fl'l'
fA-SK PVT. OLIVER M. poroth,
TtRECH. JOHN Joseph Terech
Trimpcr PFC GABRIEL A-PauI }
yNGER PVT IRVINE JR Mrs Marianne
unger, wife, SIS stanley. Birmlnshsm.
OuTsIAIE
BALONGIE PVT. LAWRENCE } Joseph
Hoiongie father Gladstone
BEALS PVT. HALsEY WINS Eva Lutz,
BOYD SGT ROY L-Mrs Helen Boyd.
ERl,l34p 2l-p4 HERBERT JR-hirs.
CooNoS PIC PERRY w-Mrs. Ruby
coURTLASD P91 ARTHUR AIRS
Katherine CORTLAND mother DE witt
DE VEAu CPL LEROY J-Lawrsnoe YAK.
DRoST. PIC WILLARD B-chnsr, Drost,
ERICKSON PFC. LAWRENCE .R-Mn.
Mary Erickson mother Iron Mountain
FLATER. PVT MELVIN F-Mrs. Nina p.
FlatCr mother M-nstCe
GERMIc PVT JOHN Airs. Eva Cermic.
"', GREEN. Pre- CLAYTON p-mrs. Mabic
HoDGiES. 7 SGT JOSEPH V rs. Ida
NJ Hodgins mother ROYAL Oak, A.,
KailaS mother Flint
KING. PVT WALTER Mrs sabrey s.
KRisAH PIC MIcHAEI.-Mrs Lscine NJ.
Krisen. wife Attention
LuKAsAyAGE. PVT WATER JR.-Mrs.
MORRISH PVT JAMES G.-Mrs. Sarah
O'CALLHGHAN PFC. ROBERT Robert
PARKER. PVT KENNETH G Mrs. Ger
trudc Parker mother Flint
PINKSTON PVT DUANE Mrs. Neva
PinkSton mother. Ionia
RETZLOFF PFC ARNOLD r Mrs, Rose
NJ Myers mother Langns-
ROBINSON, PVT. WILLIAM R.-Mrs. Vir-
ginia r Robinson. wife. Pellston.
SMITH CLIFFORD Mrs Florence
Blackburn mother Van Dyke
STEVENS PFC WALLACE F-Mrs. Sy-
bella stevens mother Pontiac
SUNDSTROM, PVT. CLARENCE R.-Mrs
Margaret SundStrom wife Menominee.
-uRBAN. PVT. THEODORE P.--MrS. Shirley
c Urban wife PreSque Isle
WtEDYK PFC. ERNEST MINIS. Elizabeth
Niedyk- mother ESSeXXille--
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DECORATED

S/SGT. ANDREW HAUK, 27.
the Silver Star, on Oct. 30, for
gallantry in action in Italy. In
service for three years, he has
been overseas for the past Is
months. His wife, Kathryn, lives
at 174S3 Cameron, and his father.
Mr.. John Hauk, resides at 1887
Fleming.
CPL. WILLIAM j. KENDALL,
JR., 81, the Distinguished Service
Cross and Medal for eXtra-heroiSm
and exceptional merit in action
last March in Italy He has been
overseas for almost two years.
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DETROIT

BALoGH JvT JOHN - Andrew Baogh
father. 1913 Haltiner. River Rouge
CAMPBELL PVT EDWARD-hitS. bertha
CAMPBELL ID isr Ii STEWART R--Mrs
CAvANAUGH, PFC. ARCHIE Mrs Cert
rude Cavanaugh, wife. 1904 Hartwcu
CONNELLY : SGT ROBERT Timothy
Connolly. father 26iS Marlborough.
GARBAGE SGT STANLEY Mrs julia
Cardiac, mother l2l45 Lumpkin. Hamtfamck
HAMILTON. s HOWARD -L--Afs
Wilma II. Hamilton. mother. e5AO Asbury
JAKUBIEc. PFC. JOSEPH p John Jsku-
bec father 1912 Dubois
KONCEWICZ PFC JOSEPH II 49, Frank
Koucewicz father. 1902 Caldwell
KOPAH PVT PAUL-Mrs. Bemadine l.
Kopah wife 2q64 Concord
KUEHN PFC. GEORGE II MIS-. Lillian
Kdchn. mother. 1S2sl Evergreen
NCALL1STER PVT. WNLBURN K-Mrs.
Virgie McAllistcr. wife. ass Continental
PERDUE PVT HOBERT ! Mrs Betty
Perdue wife Gao W Wills
-PIKtLSKl- PFC FELIX T.--MrS Sophie J,
Pikulsh wife. 1901 Forrer.
PINNICK s SGT WALLACE A-Reginald
Elliott uncle 2ll0 Parkview
POTTS PVT RAYMOND-MrS Frances r
Potts wife. 1878 Ruth. Melvindaie.
PRIEBE PFC EDWARD Mrs. Amalie
b Priebe. mother. l4s25 Prairie.
PTAK, PFC. WALTER F.-Mrs Rose Ptak,
mother, 1902 Troester.
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PVT. WILLIAM Y. WEITZEL
MISSING
= SGT. RALPH {. BANONICTS

S/SGT. RALPH {. BANONICTS,
.. since Nov "a IN the central
Pacific area. He graduated from
Southeastern, worked for the De-
troit Tncinerator Co. joined the
AAF in January. 1912, and went
overseas last October as a radio
operator. His parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve BanovictS, live at 1898
Billihridge.
S/SGT. NORBERT J. "A,
GACKI, -. since Nov 80. over Gers
many lie worked for Alcoy Alu-
minum, entered service in April.
1913, and went overseas last July
as a waist gunner. According to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

Holds four pipes, has glass
humidor with wood cover, Aztec
moistener.
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KILLED
SISGT. WILLIAM j. GUDAI.

It's, Nov. II. in Germany. He
worked for the FinSterwald Furni-
ture Co. entered service in March,
l9il. and went overseas last Feb
ruary Previously wounded during
the Normandy invasion, he had
received the Purple Heart. His
wife the former Marie Cardinal,
is member of the WAC.
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Biographical sketches Of De
troTterS killed. wounded or missing
in action. according 10 official
army and navy releases and next
nf-kln.
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WOUNDED
/ kc PETER J. RRANIOS.

- &c PETER j.. BRAAIOS. al
Tulagi. for which he received the
Purple Heart and Presidential
Citation. He is now home on a
20-day leave from a navy hospital
in Glenwood Springs. Colo. visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c
BramoS. 2l2S Hillger. One brother
Sgt. Frank. is serving in France.
PFC. THEODORE {. MEYER
21 Oct |, in Germany He worked
for Draper Motors. entered service
in April. 1913, and went overseas
last January with the combat
engineers. His parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Meyer, 1860
DacOSta.
PVT. WILLIAM Y. WEITZEL
p. Nov. "A. in Germany lie
graduated from ST. AnthonyS
worked for the Detroit Trans
mission Co. entered service II
July. 1912. and went overseas last
August He is the son of Mr. anC
Mrs. William Weitzel, 6l47 Sheri'
dan.
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Polish. Satinbase. cuticle and
polish remover with nail essen
tials.
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Saturday December %, 1914 $500
WAC's Husband Killed
In Fighting in Germany

his mother Mrs. Julia Zagacki,
1886 Montlieu.- he was awarded
the Air Medal. One brother,
CM Sc George. is now in New
Guinea with the SeabecS.
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Saturday. December 23 1914 ~~~~~~~~~~~ -
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Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The department has announced the of 2Si9 L. S.
Michigan 4S
In all neNofin have previously been
informed OF change
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Give her a beauty Christmas!
Lipstick and cake makeup in
gift package.
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Exquisite Gift for Her!
#VARVA FOLLOW
NE GIFT SET
: s.s $500

Delightful gift suggestion. Toi-
let water. perfume, sachet, tale
and three cakes of soap.
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Monday, throughout Michigan
Scrvicemen viii h. opening gifts
bcsnfirli -lLtS furnished Through
the Santa for ScrN iccmcn Drive.
All except 676 men who haven't
YET been taken care of
Unless Sl.362 - received mime
diately. they will be overlooked.
You can help by contributing "a
the Santa for SerNlcemen drive
today. This Is your last chance Ia
send a gift Christmas Week TO al
leviate the loneliness of the hoh-
days spent IN a government hos
pital or army and navy station.
Send your contribution now to
the Santa for SerNlcemen Fund
The Detroit Times. 1870 Cass, De
trolt 81.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04

Laura B. Russum. Other churches
represented with delegates were:
Bethlehem and Mt. Moriah. A pro-
gram was given by the Red Circle
Group. The Shady Grove quartet
sang that afternoon for the club.
Mrs. Lorraine Simmons of Chi
cago is visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Inges.
Miss Edgar Mae Jones and Mr..
Robert Louis Jones left Sunday for
Detroit to make their future home
with their father, Mr.. John Henry
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benny Will LeFlore
spent Sunday in Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Morgan
have new son, born Sunday, Oc-
tober 3D. At this writing mother and
baby are doing fine
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Zollicoffer
made a business trip to Lexington
Friday.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04
DUKE" BENNETT.
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Alma B. Love gave a sur
prise birthday party in honor OF
her son, Lerone Duke" Bennett
on Tuesday night, October II.
Many interesting games were play
ed, candies, minis, fried chicken,
salad and a variety of sandwiches
with punch were served. Many use
full gifts were received by MIR.
Bennett.
Those sharing the pleasure of this
affair were: Misses Mary Ann Lun-
dy, Dorothy Jones, Dorothy White
Marian and Mildred Elliott, Cert
rude Barrett, CATHERINE Franklin
Leala Ward, Josephine Smith, Thel-
ma Henderson, Aurlee Griffin, Leo
la Guice, Helen Mckinney, Juanita
Smith, Rutch Mitchell, Mary Nor
rison, Maggie Hicks, Ernestine Har-
ris, Anna L. Jones, Doris Boone
and Elnor Bennett.
Messrs Ernest Franklin, Calvin
Miller, John Alexander. Fred Cat.
chings, Arthur Keeling, Ultra H
Bennett, Samuel Bates, Henry Den
ton, Jr., John Turner, Joseph Dy-
son, William Arnold, Walter Nc
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04
CHRISTIAN AID CLUB

The Christian Aid Club was call
ed to order in its regular meeting
with Mrs. Fannie Bernard, Chap
lain in charge. During the devo-
ton, songs were sung, and prayer
offered by Mrs. McKenley. During
the business session the president,
Mrs. Battle presided. A very enter
tanning program. was presented by
the chairman of the program COM
mittee, Mrs. Mary Slaughter as
follows:
Welcome address by Miss Clark;
solo, Mrs M A. Hunter; reading,
Mrs. Wilson; solo, Mr.. Charlie
Tops. A representative of the
Morning Star Club gave an inter-
esting reading, subject, You Don't
Have to Tell 1T Shows in Your
Face" An inspiring talk was made
by Rev. Holland, pastor Of Cen
trail ME. church. Piano solo, Miss
Ernestihe Wool, reading from Jer-
usalem M. B. church; violin solo
from Bro. w. M. Wright, short talk
from Rev Willis and Rev. Burns
After the program the Rev r. H
Walls installed the officers. Presi-
dent, Mrs. L. Battle, Sec, Mrs. l.
Bullie.
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school. We hope for both of them
much success.
Mr.. Samuel Lee Tobler, West
Pearl street is in the hospital. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Prem
tiss Tobler. At this time he is much
improved.
Mrs. Sarah Lee Boyd. Barrett
street, left for Chicago where she
was called by the death of her
mother. Her husband, Sgt Sam
Boyd who is stationed at Camp
Hood, Tex, is home on furlough
He is the brother of Mrs. Mary
Wiley.
On Sunday afternoon the spiritual
chorus of College Hill sponsored &
musical program on which numbers
were rendered by representatives
of the various churches of the city
Miss Celestine Sanders who is &
sophomore at Tougaloo College hac
as her guests Sunday afternoon
Cpl James BOWL Of Foster Genera
Hospital. Cpl bowl is formerly Of
this city.
Mrs. Bernice Davis spent a few
day !. recently in the city. She lef
Thursday for her home in Gulf
port
Mr.. Henry Rhodes of Chicago, il
in the city visiting his father, Mr.
Love Rhodes Many social courte
sizes have been shown him.
Send news to Naomi's Beaut,
Shoppe, 1921 Morehouse street, 0,
Dial BATH.
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West jackson
News
Mrs. Naomi Terrell, Reporte

The Naomi's Beauty Shoppe Will
celebrate its second anniversary on
November Is. at pm, place 1921
Morehouse street. All customers
and friends are invited.
Mrs. Florence Vaughns has re.
Gently returned to the city after a
delightful visit to Detroit, where
she visited her husband, Mr.. Isaac
Vaughns and friends.
Miss meta Tillman recently had
as her guest, Seaman &c, J. H.
Thomas Of Vale 10, Cal Friends
of her guest were very pleased to
welcome him to the city.
Miss Helen Hubbard of Detroit
has recently returned to her home.
She came to attend the funeral of
her brother.
Rev. Richard Peterson, 1249 Val
ley street and family spent the day
in Prentiss. They report a very
pleasant trip.
Mrs. Mandie Ford of Barrett ST.,
is i'll. She is suffering from fall.
We hope for Mrs. Ford a very
speedy recovery.
Miss Gladys Wilson of this city
who graduated in the 1914 class at
jackson College is a member of the
faculty at Corinth, near Memphis.
Miss Vergia Davis, West Lunch
street is also teaching in the same
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04
Goodman News
Genola S. Redd, Reporter

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Zollicoffer spent
Wednesday afternoon in Durant
with Mrs. Elevator Raford.
Prof. Robert Clark, principal of
Goodman School, and Rev M. Shep-
herd of Ittabena, Miss, were the
dinner guests of MIR. and Mrs L. c.
Travis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs julius Falls, Mrs.
Julia LeFlora, Mrs. Rosie Smith,
Claudette Smith and Beuer Lee
motored to Lexington on a business
trip Monday
Club No Of the Union District
held its first quarterly meeting at
the Goodman Baptist Church, Sun
day under the leadership of Mrs
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04


A lunch box containing sand
witches that are made with whole
wheat or enriched bread and are
filled with a vegetable or animal
protein such as cheese with green
peppers, baked beans with chill
sauce, peanut butter, chopped egg,
chopped ham and pickle, or vari-
ETY. meats will go a long way to-
ward keeping the worker healthy.
Fresh fruit or crisp raw vege-
table should be put in the lunch
box ahead of that chocolate layer
cake or those two doughnuts.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04

tangston to be presented the cou-
pie by Rev. c. A. Greet.
Those present were. Sgt. and
Mrs. ]. H. Kelly, Mesdames James
Gooden, Virgie Bracey, Margaret
Allen, Sadie Rawls, Alyce Gordon,
Charlie Mitchell, Amanda Turner
j. B. Mckinney, Ola Rodgers, Bet
tie Baker, Katherine Langston and
Geraldine Robinson, William Chin
j. A. Barksdale, ]. T. Quincy, Miss
es Varon Owens, Emma Palmer
Mary Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Marshall, Rev. and Mrs. c. A. Greet
Mr.. Oscar Wolfe, Mrs. Alberta Por-
ter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04
ENTERTAINS NEPHEW

Mr.. Samuel Epps entertained his
nephew, Sgt. Edward Buster"
Harris of Camp Breckenridge, KY,
while he was in town on a fur
Tough at the beautiful Blue Flame
and the Off Beat Room in East
Jackson. Delicious food and drinks
were served to the following
friends: Sgt. Harris, Miss Anna
Jones. Mrs. Alma Lowe, Mr. Sam
uel Epps and Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Epps.
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SENIOR CHOIR GIVES PARTY

The Parish Street Baptist church
senior choir gave a lovely party at
the home of Mrs. J. A. BarkSdale,
Blark street recently, honoring Sgt.
and Mrs. j. H. Kelly. During the
evening games were played and
delicious refreshments enjoyed.
Beautiful flowers were furnished by
Nesdames Quincy Thompson and
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04
MRS. BUFKIN ENTERTAINS

The attractive home of Mrs. Mary
Bufkin, 1902 Booker street, was the
scene of reception given in hon
or of Rev and Mrs j. j. Overstreet
of Laurel. Rev. t. c. Simmons and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Skinner of this
city Mr.. Skinner has recently re-
turned from Detroit where he had
been employed for sometime. AL
ways charming and delightful
hostess Mrs. Bufkin left nothing
undone to make the affair one that
would long be remembered Serv-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04

ing delicious chicken dinner. the
colors pink and white were used
in decoration of the lovely table.
The dinner preceded the closing
OF the great revival conducted at
the st. James M. B. church by Rev.
Overstreet, former pastor of the
New Mt. Zion M. B. church.
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jackson

Mrs Matte B. Roilton left here
last week for Alameda, Cal, to be
at the bedside of her sister, Mrs.
Lee Laws, who underwent an OPP
Grafton recently. Mrs. Roilton has
reported that Mrs. Laws is much
improved She will be remembered
as the former Hattie Beasley, a
graduate of Lanier high school.
Both young ladies are the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Beasley and
nieces of Mrs. Wade Randolph of
this city.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04
JACKSON SOCIAL NEWS
BY SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

Nair, Freddie Robinson, Jesse
James, President Perkins, Gilbert
Mason, Albert Porter, Conell john
son, and Warrant Officer A. j. Nc
Neil.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04
COMMENCEMENT
ANNOUNCES

Mrs. P. G. Davis is extending a
cordial invitation to all friends to
attend the graduation exercises of
the Davis Beauty School, Monday,
November 6, at Parish Street
church.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04

Friends of Mr.. VIM. Walker OF
Pleasant Avenue will be delighted
to know that he is recovering nice
ly after undergoing an operation at
local hospital recently. Mr. Walk
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04

Mrs. Harry Chancellor of East
Jackson, entertained delightfully."- in
honor of her nephew, Cpl James
Lindsey recently. Guests present
were Mrs O. R. Newell, Miss d. D.
Mccall, Mrs. Hattie Bennett, Mrs
Leola Lindsey, Miss Mildred Lou
Use Ross and Clyde R. Ross.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04
Iidbits of News
About Folk We
Know

Mrs. Henrietta Smith and Miss
Bessie Mae Smith, her daughter,
were visitors in the city this week
as guests of Mrs. Benton Lee of
Lunch street, sister of Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. M. l.. Martin and Mrs R. T.
Williams, another sister and niece
on Lily street. The visitors received
many social courtesies that made
their visit pleasant one. Mrs.
Smith is the wife of Mr.. Malcolm
Smith, a leader in church, business
and fraternal activities in Hillsboro
and Scott county. Mrs. Lee is the
wife of Sgt. Benton Lee, who is
now serving overseas. Miss Smith,
former student of Lanier is leav-
ing this week for Detroit where she
viii lattend school.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04

Mrs Harry Brown, 4348 South
Parkway Avenue, Chicago, is visit
ing relatives and friends here as
guests in the home of Mrs. Leola
r. Martin, 427 South Parish ST.
Mrs. Brown will be remembered as
Mrs. Johnnie Brown. formerly of
Jackson.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04

Miss Pearl Vaughns of Chattan-
ooga, Tenn, charming sister of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Henderson,
was guest in their home, 319 Far
ish street, recently.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04

Miss Vaughns expressed herself
as having enjoyed her stay in this
city very much. While here she
was the recipient of many social
coutresies, outstanding among them
being a breakfast party given in
her honor by Mrs Alma Love of
Clifton street During her visit she
was also dinner guest of Mrs. Love
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-04

er is president of the Gay South
erner Social Club and is we'll
known and popular here.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-22
Settle Strike Of
5OOPLant Workers

additional evidence IS presented 10
warrant further action
or the 387 new cases dockctcd
during May 342 involved alleged
discrimination because of race. Re-
lajouS .scrimlnauon vas fca'ur-
Cd IN - cases and national origin
BIAS I'm q similar number
Discrimination Cases
Discriminatory refusal TO hire
was charged in Isl cases. In "a
others refusal 10 upgrade in viola
ton OF the executive order was in
.volved. and AZ complaints alleged
discriminatory working conditions,
Most of the adjustments were
! obtained through direct contact
work in the field. Mr.. Ross said
In number OF cases problems OF
war production stcmming from
threatened shortages Of labor have
been quickly eliminated through
he cooperation Of all parties con-
ccrncd in conforming TO the nom
discrimination policy in employ
Ncnt
\ fcw typical adjustments were
cited by Mr. Ross
I'm an iron works on the West
Coast. complaints Of d.Scrlmna-
tory working conditions by Ne
sYocs were settled when FEPC
representative conferred with the
management and the latter agreed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-22
Oakland Euclid
New Super Market

The Oakland Euclid Market, now
a super. had its grand re-opening
a few days ago. II closed June "a
TO move into its present larger, COM
pletely modern home at 1903 10
Oakland avenue
Both the merchandise and equip
ment are new. The 24-foot Huss-
man display meat counter is one Of
the most beautiful counters in the
city. 1t is white with black trim
which shows up magniflciently UNI
der the brilliant. four-foot fluores-
cent lights. The large help your
SELF island counters are also white
with black trim. The colors are so
we'll chosen that they give com
plete harmonious whole which is
out Of the ordinary The walls are
lettuce green. the ceiling white and
the floor a dark green. These Suf,
pastel colors are a lustrouS back
ground for the many varieties of
colors found IN the loads and loads
OF merchandise.
The Oakland Euclid. Just 10
months old. is everything the word
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-22
NEWS And VIEWS OF LABOR
David ELey Dead
Following Short
Illness In City

David Eley, printer and proml-
ncnt businessman Of Detroit for the
past II years, passed away on July
} after an illness Of two weeks He
Nas born in Newport News, Va, on
July 4, 1871, where he attended
grade school and high school. On
April 10. 1892. he entered Hampton
Institute.
For number of years he taught
school IN Suffolk, Va. Following
the death Of his wife, Rosa ID, Eley,
he came To Detroit IN 1927 After
a short while he began printing
business which ne called The First
Ma & +. s. System. The bust
ness flourlshcd He became known
as the business card king.
Nj Elcy was an active member OF
the Booker T. Washington Trade as
SocIation and other organizations in
the city. He is survived by two
sons. Elmer T, of Baltimore, Md,
and Joseph r., of the u. ). Coast
Guard stationed in New York, five
daughters. Pauline F. Harvey, o.
Detroit. Mildred f. Williams Of
Halethorpe Md. Victorlnc f. Mob
ley. Ethel f. Eley. and Marian L
Fields of Baltimore, Md; twelve
grandchildren. and one great-Grand
child as we'll AS host Of other rel
ativcs and friends.