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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

mind ~ ~ loVdll =
fion mooahg kere In Jun k&e4na
"a that tho tnepubliezN 6atSy SNnsl
tie following legislation: I'd Ted.
eraf snti-lyhch law: I'D Feoeral
education bin to eQuslize education
nj facilities and opportunities scs
all Americans: tO appropriste
measures to enforce the lfth AND
18Th Amendments, abolish poll TAX
/: and white primarieC a. On amend
iI,Snt 10 the Constitution to provide
for the election q ~ a,
Vice President ~ - AL
eitizsuk 4ont< %, 1u4cttAsnt and
srfcrSS - - .fno0GaireS to en-
lore ieaiSlS&tch sptoAibitihs sesre-
cation and discrimination In inter-
state travail.
Arny, Navy Mayed R
Demanding an end 70 all forms
Of DISCRIMINATING. Segr&8a9on ~ ~
oth1r maitrsetu41Q - - r. Z u
ShSs sfued bust - ecAfefees p
1tiepeA ths. - EN- 4
1Ss(s tdons NM w g1l1se u
Sn5siesl ab1Ssl ~ Siy5 egAink
ES<ross n NJ ~ a.
!, - ~ III ~ aAlistsleus -
q sSS eonaa ~ om
p. ~. i ss .I
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19
NWLB Upholds
Discharge OF 2
In Hate Strike

: The, National War Labor Board
upheld the discharge Of two white
stewards of Local lao, uAW-CIO.
Tor taking part in d work stoppage
on the. loading dock Of the Dodge
truck plant of the. Chrysler Corp.
in June, as<2. The two stewards
are Rupert Hanley and Edmund
Burke. !. /,
The TWO men were discharged BY
the corporation for their connection
with the stoppage which involved
the employment OF 70 Negroes on
the loading. dock. The regional wLB
recently failed TO agree on the case,
and referred h 70 the national board,
which held that the corporation had
not acted Improperly when it-hred
the stewards sf.eA.
: The union said, that the real issue
was not racial. but concerned he
transfer end pronotions fromS ths
Dodge main plant % the truck plant
They charged. tht the company
raised the Negro h4usd TO .'ernbar-
rass the union- w.. -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

10 go home fron work at Mack and
a ssss. nos,s.y .,,. s
noon- ~ Judge Ccttes were. Aldo
Yranf. IA. OF 1912 Superior street:
Armsndo Mastantuono, 20, 1856
Illinois and Ralph Tancredi. 20. Of
5284 Chalmers. .Ns
Trani. the alleged trigger man"
or the gang. was sentenced to serve
I'VE and one-hah 30 Is years; Mas
tantuono. owner of the "a .calihre
rifle introduced at the trial two
and one-ha1f to Is years. and Tam
credi, driver of the vehicle. one year
and three months to ~ 511tx
Before Judge Cottsr cou1d sem
fence the youths. relatives lid
friends OF theirs had 10 be removed
from the courtroom became Of TIN
outbursts Of sorrow and weeping
among them. s.asi 81
In sentencing the convicted mur-
derers, Judge Cotter. said among
other things: You were al $ot age
enough to know what you were Do
ing g. The law has TO be observed
.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19
Snow F. Grigsby
Will Aid Labor
Press Meeting.

NEW -YORK-(ANP) - Snow +.
Grigsby OF Detroit editor Of the
Postal Alliance, official organ OF
the National Alliance OF Postal
employees. Is The lone Negro men,
Der Of the arrangements committee
for the third annual conferepce OF
the American Lebor Press sssocis-
.dup scheduled to be held here
March 4 and S at Park Central hotel
The organization Is headed By J,
B. S. Hardman. this city. o. 3,
Composed Of labor ualoIp aiitors,
research. educational and teblicity
stan members OF various Sanifed
labor bodies, the eonfershce This
year will US a. it, theshG NE sub
lect World suniT Ind Security La
boris Part 81 M So l'3' 4
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

The divorce trSl a \ ys6hx M
who biafnes 'in-lsw tr66kle s
breaking up his home is expesod
to be heard in Circuit Court TN
week. ~
Court records disclose hat Elmer
T. Craig. n. OF 27t Medbury ave-
nue.. had married his wife Leon-
tine Cole. November 2. fett. They
separated on June I, 1871 Ind have
one child. Kathie e0f8aia Craig.
born on April Is. ia. -
In the bill Of Complaint OF Mira
Craig, filed on Jhne ~, 1919. sc-
cused the youn9 Aushapd Of ,sx-
treme cruelty An that he had
threatened his mother.in-law. wife
and child and forced his wife to
leave her home and support her.
Elmer lives al IA Medbury while
his wife lives at 5e7 Trowbridge.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

LEADERS AGREE
SLUM HOUSING
CAUSES TENSION
Three-Way. Attack On
Agencies Responsible
Has Begun

An an sst civic campaign cal
culsted % break the bsttleneck I'm
housing for Negro war werkers
whs have been living In eesl bins,
sAseks and garages while 3y5oo units
In various lily-white public housing
projects In Wayne county remain
empty was gathering city-wide
strength this week and h expected
to reach . climax soon.
A three-pronged attack on the
municipal and Federal housing
agencies In the city which have
been charged with the housing
crisis is already apparent A legal
attack on discrimination IN the
housing field Is expected from the
NAACP. organized public protests
and demonstrations backed by labor
II planned while = third approach
Is expected on the political mont q
scores OF Negro and white orYxni-
1stions are appealing for reliSl
through their Ccn4fesslnen who an
up for reshctien this ysar. 4
I is4 49,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

~. l.
) s&dward A. Baker. co-chairman Of
the lnterracial War Bond commit.
tee reports sales By the COMMITTEES
OF $i.2so.ooo with other reports tc
come in. The Interracial Conmittes
quota was set - 1000 coo. Ths
incomplete reports carry the ,quots
over by $4,000. and the committed
'hs now trying TO make Che two mil.
Lion mark.
Many colored people in all walks
OF life are investing in these bonds
first because they want to do all
that they can. "a back up the boys
at the front; second, because they
feel that il 10 their patriotic duty;
third, because they feel that the
United States government bonds
ere now and viii be the very hes,
Avestment in the world.
The committee Is sending out q
special last minute appeal especial.
~ to all OF the colored people in
the state to buy not only one extra
bond, but to buy as many bonds
as they can this week before the
close of the 4th War Loan drive.
|. The members OF the committee
have been very active In the drive
Some OF the larger sales made by
the committee: Great Lakes Mutual
Insurance company, 500, 900: St
Paul AME church. $4,000; Mira
Vivian Nash, 5000; Mrx Charlottee
AIapp, $500; knights o. Pythias,
SO, 900; Mrs. frma Ca1aleer, SIC, 500;
Mis- Melinda went $4,000; Mrs
Lille Brooks. $1Qo4 H4 Dunbar,
Isl $50. and many - 4A1es made
by Gallsnts OF " k1nk less
Charles H. MI MA Edward
A. Baker arr sco-che l(nnen of the
committee The eoQtp1x6fe has rem
dered valuable sorS1g4 In al OF the
war bond sdrivess.s
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19
Three IniatfIn
Plant Exp osion

-Four employees sgjhS Ma Wheel
plant. Corners and ChA5 ytsre
injured Tuesday foIIoye1 ~ ~
plosion which police bel1 ID w4b
caused by a gas PICKET ~ . teak
In an oven. ,ss N Stsf{s~s'
The injured men who x2t tieen
first aid treatment st @0nf Wing
hospital are: Alex ,Sptncer <4yEsst
Ferry: William Burt ~ none
Willie williams, 1411 aJQo{ryl md
Nose Hasero6 ne ,x3664 s ~ z
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

|eatiGS uk 6e&th had been kfves1 Wheh
we went 10 press, relatives said he
apparently succumbed to q heart
ailment. z
Was HEorehsuss GRADUATE
! Mr.. Simms was bonn IN Chatta-.
Tnoosa. .Tepn. Now a. 1elU H9
attended elementq tchooly -
Detroit and latefy fo3ns&ed from
Northwestern HIN 1ehooL He at
tended MorehouGk cdlsgs in At
iantk, Ca. where ffaduated in
1894. He was SheJ{bef ~ q campus
orchestra and wns AID D member
OF the Morehouse football, squad,
Upon his return - .Detroit he en-
tered the school system, scceptlng
z position as teacher at the Moore
school where he remained until his
induction into tho services Octo-.
Der, IL, 1913. He was q member OF
the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity and
also affiliated with several civic and
young peoples, organizations.
Funeral services win be held
Thursday at 1 pm. from Plymouth,
Conversational church. GARFIELD and
Beaubien, WIN the nev. Horace A.
White, past6t, a. the church of6ciat-
fnRs - $50 49, u
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

a feat that has brought the pilots
pr the Goth from obscurity TO q
place In the sun.
I Prior 10 the landing on the beach
head. the pilots Of the 9sth had
been stymied. so to speak. by rou-
tine flights and lack Of opportu-
mites 70 demonstrates their ability.
But this reassurins achievement
has not only provided tonic for
Negro moral. but Inserted key in
the door Of the daily press and
magazines.
For instance. n. r. Kniekerbock-
CT. chief Of the Chicago Sun Foreign
service. in Q series OF articles about
the flyers wrote: :
To date they have knocked
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19
DlI(ls| lis lylolleo
Nat Talk Tone

A British war ONCE order. H&ich
forbids members Of the ATS, the
British women's army .similar to
our wACs. from speaking to \ Ne
gro American soldier except in the
preessce OF white persons was dis
clotedHfn. story which leaked
throash the British censorship and
was Sptinted in the. city edition. Of
tAs New York Times last Thurs
day. A. 80
Thu Story was credited to the
United Press ana carried a London
datS51AkA for February Q. The fol-
lowing is a reprint Of the New York
Tirues story appearing in the Feb
ruafy 10 issue;
/. N SssnnA fss removal Of .
- kQmncs Nrdee. ferbeading
49, "a pa1llans equivalent
= = Il - speaking - Me-
= ~ h1AieES sxeept IN ehs
- IN the Msupe e CSn1Aens
Ioy tAs Wa'
& ~ sSzshisan achlsslsje called
Al &odoH Aoe stAe Bsif1 consuI in
plHpR for furttier ~ pation on
~ <cIi6r nd Ms ~ Cd 10 the
'B<1a6 lpSdrmation SEtDos Offices
u yHEks3cfk. The one In New
yGkA tII4 ~ Chronicles editor over
~ Iohpt instance telephone that
hey 9srs unaware Of. the existence
of. strcb "A order but r1at the mat
ter would be called 70 Tie attention
Of tbe London sofiice for tarther in
formation. The local Offices bf the
United Press the agency credited
with the story. were unable 10 sup
ply any. INFORMATION on the story.
eueh N outrageous end offensive
n8aex .ropresents q new record In
racisl, discrimination in thu war
Ind n appeoys 10 cohtradict.reports
o& COED reheionss between Negro
americana. snd NE British people.
II has been frequently sharsed that
white Americzn officers and soldiers
stntioned Ia England have sought 10
impose their own racial vie&s an
tha Knslish .people who are accus-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19
OF goth Break Silence OF
hite Daily Press About Flyers

down is sassz - .inc. tss
kiln, So for I io6o 80 the squad
ron ~ p0< en1i ~ comfortable
the rsAsou, tfrtS - bnt shot down
more enemies N leosuss they
80 fssss
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

HERBERT SIMMS
DIES WHILE ON
.FURLoUcH HOME
In d u c tie d Into Armed
Forces Early Last
Fall

Herbert.E. Simms. son Of promj-
nent West side family and for three
years prior to his induction into
the army a teacher at Moore school,
died suddenly at the home Of his
parents. DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Z,
Simms OF 1914 Firwood, early Mon
day night of heart ailment. He
was 80 years old.
Young Simms, who aside from
teaching school was well known in
Detroit as free-lance photographer
IA trade which he developed from
a hobby into a profitable avocation
arrived at his home on Q lS-dzy
suTleSxh tsSr r "a! 3 had h::, Espor 1.sd
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19
Roi a. N

90 4 uhdAy. 10. Is. the MANS
LOT the II Negroes and six whilu
persons on the Honor Roll Of Racl
Relations OF 1913 were announced
by DR.. Lawrence d. Reddick al
the New York Public Library. :
Each year a nationwide poll 3
conducted, by the Schombura Col
lection Of Negro Literature Of the
New York Public Library to deter
mine the IL Negroes individuals.
organizations. or, institutional. who
have most distinguished themselves
during the year. and the six white
persons individuals, organizations.
or inxtitutions). over the same
period. who have done the most
for the Improvement OK race rsla-
tons in terms Of real democracy.
This Is a texture OF Negro Hixtory
Week. which began Sunday No
attempt Is made to rank the names.
Dr.. Reddick, who Is curator Of
The Schomburg Collection, said In
the course Of the snnoupeemens
that the efforts Of those named
rare indeed worthy contributions
to democracy in that they demon
strate through action what q meant
by unity ss home and victory
WRGINTUS DABNEY. editor q
the Richmond Tines D1Dpateh, IN
leading the ffeht g Abo9sh rseflz
searek1tion en The tukreet carx
buses and other pub1iese carriers of
MAIcor.x ROSS Az M work
es ehsirmsr ~ the HrV1iaents Eair
Employment prnctica crlnnif -. a :
THE LATE sDH xfREDKRftsl
PAUL KEPrEL. 81 fhs y(;.r7,a' ~
Corporation Of New York sf0rs ~
batting and ssecufipg ths-o tnI>1 -
NE nDostsscientific .SfnGy ~ =
- American 'dem0cracy 49,
Negro pfoblem-An Anae9l6aA pSs
JENNA by Gunnar Myrana. fS
CAPTAIN STUART SHEI4KHR
for directing The Negro Soldier.
the best movie film yet pfuducef
on the part the Negro has played
In the wars Of the United States.
THE COOPER UNION FORUM
under the direction ot b. Houstou
Peterson. for taking ~ lead In
the Amerie1n public -
the history and eulture Of Africa3
peoples The Fopumfs 70 leet6pSS
by outstanding schoiars were a.
tended by more than 10000 pefsu
THE NEWSPAPER PM. for its
wise and consistent fight for Souai
rights for sfl-irrespective q cofor.
Nesr.s.
U. IS. Amy SaTH pdnsz5rr
SQuAQNoN, sli-Negro sknlf unit
,1nd1r the affection Of Nan poh-.
Ger H4H1tD{kfor rs roeofla - The
United NSl3nfs of5epsivocn 3aslr.
On EAA DuBor 6 80
uufvefl>1. fpr < NJ
first ps6r0 10 fn11|1D =
tufes Of Ar8 and ~ -
LkRA HORNE, r. ~
StsAi who in win1o 11n
s$3 beautiful N M ~ y
~ ssereotyped ~ III 8 ne
negro actress. 49,. fS' 8
@Roi oTTLEyssss /. ~ - an
en-" New world A-oocRRR rs ~
BENJAMIN, q. DkvkS JR. for
his election. 70 the New York City
coun,il--the first Negro Com.
aD A mn ~
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

I - - 6ns j. tOWANs
4 ~ l(hspsnts ipf ne Goth
Efult l9dtpnf In sending Is
,Nsz4 r pSimmeting 20 the
toan Tie Anzi9 p<.ehhead
tfHsp5 I'D but H{so broke the
silence g. De daily press end mag
asine4 f401glIhH the contributions
OF Nsfp( u the war sffort.
), Since hos handing Of the Allied
yr18pet a. {fkle beschhad. January
"a, TIA <hxhss bropsht down 10
enemy rnes knocking down II
Ief % Nd aircraft IN two days
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

Three youths convicted by 4 jury
in wcek-long trial In, the .murdss
OF a 5s.year-old war WORTH Sers
sentenesd loss ~ prison sseStsnces
a. 5i3R36n on Ts,esdsy BY Record
'er's Judge Thomas M. cottsr. "a
The three had been found guilty
Of manslaushter by m eleven
woman. one man jury In the riot
Staying ON June Il OF Nose Kska.
a. he stood waiting for a street car
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19
21.2 DELEGATES.
ALSO seek END.
OF RACIAL BIAS.
Five Point Program Ii
Be Presente d To
June COnfab
BY JOHN WOOD

CHICAGO.-Adoption Of reso-
luton containing a five-point pro-
gram for equal rights for all mi
nority groups and issuing direct
challenge TO the Republican party
20 break the unholy and vicious
alliance between Republicans and
Southern Democrats whose avowed
detectives are to defeat liberal leg.
islation and maintain so-called
white supremacy" marked the
closing sessions OF a two-day con-
ference Of Negro Republican Lead
49,. 80 - RnHnl RDoun1n3nl ball
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

toned to treating Nefloes Ia ing
land with courtesy. as,s
On the. basis of these charges II
would appear that IL such an order
exists, IL was inspired by the anti
Negro prejudices of some American
whites who are offended by decent
treatment to Negroes by white
women. Several fights between
white and Negro American soldiers
over English girls have been re-
ported in various American news
papers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

Governor Dewhy whN " playing
hard 70 get publicity bNy y privately
trying desperately 70 sew up the
DOR domination Spr ne prseideney,
6ss run afodl The NAA,cR,: The
New York Boy ScoY vAs ectd tns'
ne made serious tpign ~ When ne
eu6orsed the "stAt4 tlD{S solcier
vote bill N.A.A.GH'ys onss the
Nero eitisens wefe EDonY dis-
Appointed" fss'@sTss.@s ~
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

- IL r
~ - eIax go
0ge 49, sgo11en 49,
[krepfsf) snxes II - 1urAne @
|Uur pss1sd 60 Da1rsll SO
Yrss Pren KxDsss
Ihe long standing grievances of
the Negroes In Detruit against The
housing policies Of TIE city sdminl
istration and the reluctance az ~
Federal officials 10 take matters ~
their own hands have al Ae6n
accentuated by recent, develuS
ments Resentment reached new
heights In the Negro district sevefsfs
weeks ego when the Detroit Yren
Press published - pare az picture n
q empty housing uni6 ana expcG66
the hand .of The Hsders1 puk335
Housing AuthorixE ~. - =.
AGO. ~ ~ I. 3: z = 4
Last We4ksU ~ kf%{spo I
labor lsedekD vfsltea 8 inS7SS. 2:
and ,son(As - nafkSs = ~
empty housing 6nlfs V2vSS 4
county syailnhia - 1e1eo ~ 4
dan ma xsor11G - ~ - !!
ne del4g1ete piS ~ IN - &
g hoS9r slEsel ~ =
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

ms principal Of sths Andrew
tackson nigh school Ia Queens N.Y.
Announced TO his school last week
Dat any students found participant
Id In snti-semitic activities would
BE- barred from graduation. The
diplomas would be denied such stu
dents on tho grounds Of poor
HrAericen citizenship" The new
Srfl-1-- seCT NEWS F.Ss
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

Jesse Boxer "a. .iio Sherman.
was kllled early Wednesday morn
Ing wlile shoveiing snow at Co
lumbia ana Woodward when a taxi
cab driven by James johnson. 1905
Park. tkidded snto him. johnson
told police he was trying to avoid
an accident. He was held on .
reckless driving charge.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19
Paul Robson Wins
Award For Diction

NEW YORK. The American
Academy tof Arts and Letters
awarded its 1914 medal for good
diction on the stage to Paul Robe
son. star in the drama. "Othello."
how attracting capacity crowds each
night on Broadway. The award was
made Tuesday.
This was one OF the many awards
which have come 10 Mr.. Robson
since he hrst won athletic honors
ht Rutgers as On sll-Ameriean foots
bah player IN 1913. He later won
hopor,se baritone singer on the
cohcert .s<Aee, IN addition Ia estsb-
aistiing himeslf "a. the nims both
IN EnS1 land ~ America.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

Ug-Ses' sLAxKRS, Page q
Evening star., 1944-03-24
Navy Wives Clubs Plan
To Organize Branch Here

Mrs. Helen Bolshazy, national
president of the Navy Wives Clubs
|of America, today issued an invita-
ton to wives of enlisted men serv~
ing in the Navy, Marines or Coast
Guard to attend a meeting Sunday
at the YMCA, 1876 G street NV.
The purpose of the meeting is to
organize a Washington branch of
the organization to promote social,
welfare and educational activities
for wives of men in service. The
gathering will be called to order at
1880 pm. and mothers may bring
their children with them, it was
announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05

The u troit lines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Nurse Hurt in Attack
On Anzio Hospital Dies

WASHINGTON. March Il lUPl
-Thewar department announced
today that "a II Ellen AinSWorth
az Glcnwood City. Wis died Feb.
16 of wounds received m the
bombing Of Fifth Army field hos
p.tslS IN the Anz.o-Ncttuno beach
head in Italy.
It. AinsWorth IS the sixth Of
fcer of the army nurse corps
20 die as a result Of the bombing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
10000 Workers
Quit Coast Jobs

SAN FRANCISCO, March ~
UP)-A recent survey Of Kaiser
shipvards and other Bay area war
industries showed 10000 war
workers were leaving Richmond
esch month. An estimated %
families are leaving each week 10y
automobile for their homes In
Minnesota. Wisconsin Michigan.
Mississippi. Kansas, Illinois and
Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

lttrN ptpV-S 'h6eid- Npsu Rd.- Al. 1913
ALLkh FAhh 0psr .a Above Sus-
pirion Plus "BuCksktu frunttfr.' Satur-
cay Mat Fres Como Books Sfrial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Union City Filler Missina

BATTLE CREEK. March II
IT, Paul L. Hartman, II, fighter
pilot, has been reported missing
In Italy He Is the foster son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy II. Francisco,
former Battle Creek residents
now living In Union City
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Set for Next Visit

LOS ANGELES. March Il up
Police today sought a burglar
who took a burglar alarm from a
liquor store nothing else.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Gould Adam Eat the Apple.
with Stomach Ulcer Pains?

The biblical story Of adam eating faw
apple might never have come to pass had
he ~uffered sfter-eating pains. Don't ignore
your suffeungs. Try ldEa Tor relief OF
ulcer and stomach .iains. Indigestion. gas
pains. for heartburn. burning sensation
hloat and other conditions caused by excess
Acid. Get 25c box Of Udga Tablets from
your druggist Flrst dose must convince
or return box 20 vs. and get DOUBLE
YOUR MONEY RACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

VTN-Nett Dearborn bE. itbp -
IALfN open 90 + n W Beery Fay
Banter N Salute "a the Marines" Plus
" William n "One Dangerous Night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Michigan

OilhNDLLh Open % IE News shorts.
1His Girl FRIDAY Plus NtHan Boyd i1
Border Patrol 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

I nnp-Michigan at Csss. open q Hourst
bUUI Olivia DeHavinand,
Robert Cummings. princess % RoUTke."
% Adventures of "A Rookie" Wally Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Lc--Moodward at Millls
,lnrnl mIcnmr,n-los1h J. Camrau 4

open $50 10 2 10 A. NJ
Cowboy In the Clouds" Chas Starrett
''Dr. syn. the Pirate" George Arliss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

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Evening star., 1944-09-11
Louisville and s.. Paul
Get Into A. A. PIayofs
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
The American Association, which
drew a million customers in this
third year Of World War II base
ball, will open its shaugnessy play
offs tomorrow night with pennant-
winning Milwaukee entertaining
third-place Louisville and runner
up Toledo playing host to fourth
place st. Paul.
The winners OF those two four
of-seven sets then will tangle in
a similar series for the right to
meet the International League play-
OF victor in the little world series. )"
It took the last two games of
the season to determine the make
up Of the playof cast. Milwaukee,
powerful Brewers, who performed
under both Charley Grimm and
Casey Stengel, breezed to their Sec
ond straight pennant with a seven
game lead and Toledo was an easy
second. Louisville, however, didn't
clinch its playof position until Sat-
urday night and st. Paul wasn't
sure of its place until it won the
first game of double-header from
Kansas City yesterday, to 0.
AS 1t was, Kansas City's 10-to-1
nightcap victory left the Saints with
a margin of only one percentage
point over Columbus, which wound
up with a sweep over Indianapolis
Is to and to 2.
Columbus was the little world
series" champion last wear.