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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
CUNNINGHAM TO
N Billie ALL
MICHIGAN DENIS.

Back from a conference which
he called in Washington to present
a five-point program for approval
by leading Negro democrats
throug hout the country. Emmett s.
Cunningham. president Of the Mich
igan Federated Democratic clubs,
said this week that immediate steps
will be taken TO mobilize the Negro
vote 10 bring pressure TO bear on
the party TO include all or parts OF
the Washington declaration in the
Democratic platform at the 1914
convention.
Attended by more than so Negro
Democratic leaders, the conference
called on the Democratic party to
include in its 1914 platform a new
Bill Of Rights" which would guar
antee the Negro: Cd the right to
work at a decent wage; (2) the
right to decent and healthful
home 80 the right TO education for
all; 90 the right 10 equality before
the law and; 80 the right to ade-
quate social security.
Included in the group which ap-
plONCu tilC dNNIdi dblOil "UiIs
1. Emmett S. Cunningham. Detroit.
Mich (0)
2. Cleo w. Fisher. Detroit. Mich. (0)
:. Earnestine Bullock, Detroit, Mich.
Z. Rebecca williams tEastside Dem.
u. Lesguel. Detroit, Mich.
s. David w, Ambrose young Dem.)
state Cap. Bldg, Chsrieston. W. We.
6. Masden w, Oabell, hoo Nowae
Avenue, Hunthst1n.sW. Va.
z. Thomssina W.. johnson mrs
1916 Gerard. NV. Boston. Mass. t0)
8. Herbert L. Bruce, 3o3 w. l45th.
New York. MY.
O. Daniel l.. Burmus. 76o st. Nichols
Ave. New York, NY.
10. Olive NJ. Diggs. 36ss S. State ST..
Chicago. III.
IL. Congressman VIM. L. Dawson.
$500 S. State ST.. Chicago. III. (0)
IL. w. Richard Carter. 1909 Washing
ton Ave. (CIO). Bay City. Mich.
Is. J. Bernard Smith. 1916 California
Road. NV, Muskogee, Okla.
IL. George Weaver tCIO). Chicago,
III.
is. silus r. Taylor. Boston. Mass.
is. e. B. Dudley. 1911 18th ST.. Wash.
ington. DC.
IT. DR.. Arthur c. Thornhlll. ~ For
est. Montclair, NJ.
D
Ave, Sc, Washington. DC. Mol
49, Atty. H. o. Bright. End and Elm.
Winston Salem. NC. tMol
90 Joseph r. Albright. 844 Carroll
Ave, ST. Paul. MINI.
81. Katherine Shryver. l27 B Street.
Sc. Washington. DC.
% Rev Leonard Harrison. Carver
Hall. End & Elm. Washington. DC. (0)
%. Bill Alexander. 1925 S Street
NV. Washington. DC.
"a. Mary Wright. 207 w. l3ist St.
New York. NY.
rs. Ruth Brown Pierce. 1882 eth Ave
New York, NY.
2e Helen Davis. 1925 18th ST.. NV.
Washington. DC.
81 Thelma C. Taylor. 926 T ST., NV.
Washington. DC.
20 C. voctor Cools. 500 Edgecomb.
| New York. NY. t01
%. Lester T. Turner. 295 w. 150th St.
New York. NY.
30. Herman c. Stoute. 200 w. l25th
| St. New York. NY.
81. Theodore Bolin. 2i9 w. l33rd St.
New York. NY
- Theodore " Jones. 1912 Califor-
MIA 81. NV California.
80 Frank X. "Summey. 10 w. Hin
ois. f. ST. Louis. Mo
"a Andrew Cord. 500 DIN Osfcndalc.
Kentucky.
IS. Robert S. Harterove. 81 -Jcrug.
New Jersey.
3s. Sophia Peterson, 1918 New
York Blvd. Jamaica L. J.. NY.
81. James r. Williams. l07-l3 New
York Blvd. Jamaica l.. l.. N. Y.
80. William L. Houston. Washington.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
BY HARRY McALPIN
Correspondent The Atlanta Daily World
and ENPA)

(Correspendent The Atlanta Daily Worlo
and ENPA)
WASHINGTON, D. C.-The story
has gone all over the American Air
Forces-about the Negro bomber
pilots. in training at Mather Field.
Calf, who have thrown down the
gauntlet to OF Man Jim Crow. but
at the same time expressed their
become the &best
damn pilots in the air force" in
spite of il all.
Every man in that first class Of
pilots tnow in advanced training al
Selfridge Field Michl and in the
succeeding classes which have fol-
lowed. should be awarded hero's
medal OF some kind-only the Army
does not decorate its mer for this
type of heroism.
Here's the story.
When training of the Negro pilots
for operation OF BPS bombers be-
gan, there was no segregation at
Mather Field Classrooms. mess
hall. etc, were operated as one
would expect in democracy. There
was never the slightest racial fric-
ton.
The Generals Orders
Then came Maj. Gen. Ralph p.
Cousins TO the field on an inspection
trip. Among his first orders TO the
camp commander was one for the
separation OF the Negroes from the
whites in the mess hall.
The commander was fiabber-
gasted. But in the Army, orders
from men of higher rank become
law He called in the Negro pilots
and told them the situation.
One OF the spokesman for the
group asked if the men were under
orders to eat in the mess hall. He
was told they were not.
Defy Jim Crow
From that day to this, not a single
Negro pilot has eaten in the Jim
Crow mess hall. They dig into
their own pockets and buy their
food from the post exchange, in
addition to paying their regular
mess assessment
The PIX is stated exclusively by
whites, mostly women. But the
entire force was in strict sympathy
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
LoyaltyAnd Heroisr,
Earn Then, No Medals

with the Negro pilots, They came
to work earlier IN order to serve
breakfast to the 'jim-crowed"
pilots and get them on the field in
time.
Then came Christmas. The girls
were due TO have the day off. But
they voted to give up their holiday
in order to serve the Negro pilots
-HEthey- did-not- want to go to
town for their Christmas meal.
TASTED on Christmas
NO." said the pilots. I'VE have
decided that today would be good
day TO do without anything to eat
Not a single pilot put a morsel
in his mouth that Christmas day.
A tradition was thus established.
The first class has finished its pre-
liminary training at Mather Field
Two other classes have followed.
But not a Negro pilot has eaten in
the mess hall since the infamous
order of Maj. Gen. Cousins.
The jim-crow order is still in
effect
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
Captain Ted Brooks
Soldiers Chaplain

peace or war. II was a two-fisted
conversation with his men. And
as real as the ground on which we
sat.
BLACK And White"
sat beside the officers. I heard
them sing the hymns Of love. The
sun was hot. The blue water
sparkled in the distance. Ted
Brooks said things that made men
forget the heat. The hour of serv-
ice sped away. At its conclusion,
soldiers. both white and black, ST.
lently walked away as il their
minds had been lifted above the
chaotic condition surrounding them.
During the long rainy nights,
Captain Brooks talked of two
things, his men and his family. In
South Carolina there lives a frail
little girl with two children, the
Brooks family. Ted worries be-
cause sometimes she gets real sick
and he hasn't seen her and the chill
dren in two years. But unless you
know him very we'll you wouldn't
think he had worry. Only on
those nights, after raid or when
the rain beats the tent mercilessly.
did the chaplain say much about
home. At times I was half asleep
and I could hear his voice very
family, he always talked of things
he intends doing for Blondina
when l get home"
The men were always welcome to
come in and talk. / have heard
them. crest fallen, they talked Of
the hard work and not being able
to accomplish anything. One sol
der told him his wife was having
a baby and he hadn't been home.
Such things they bring to the chap
lain. Captain Brooks does not
molly-coddle, he is direct without
being dogmatic. His approach is
not "holier than thou" but some
thing the men have learned to re-
spect. / asked one soldier what
he thought of his chaplain. Grimy
and dirty, he didn't say anything
for few seconds. then he said out
loud:
Damn it, l would 60 thru hell
for him.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
BY FLETCHER p. MARTIN


Representing the Michigan Chronicle and
Negro Newspaper Publishers Association)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Prohibited)
FORWARD AREA, SOUTH PA
CIFIC tBy Courier)--In the South
Pacific / have met many officers
and heard comments Of soldiers
serving under them. But l have
yet to meet the man who gains
more respect and admiration from
work-hardened men than youthful,
pouchy Ted Brooks (Capt), chap
lain from Sanford, NC.
AS pulpiteer Captain T. H.
Brooks. Is no better than many, but
as a damn good fellow. sir" he's
almost at the head of his class. He
calls himself country preacher,
and he looks like country preach
er. and there Is warm "folksiness"
and gentleness about him which has
swept the whole of the island.
A Simple Sermon
met him two weeks ago.
moved in with him at the Regi-
ment's forward headquarters His
belly bounced as we trudged thru
the rain. AS we entered the mess
hall the officers, all white, had a
warm word to say. 1t was not the
usual reserved greeting accorded
the clergy, but more like hand
squeeze in a fraternity house.
On Sunday he preached simple
sermon. 1t was something about
the good Samaritan. He talked OF
things earthly, Of men returning
home and building the kind o.
| America they want. He said some
thing about kindness, and men be
ing able to live In peace on earth
He discarded any talk of the pro
verbal vale Of tears. but what lift
meant while living it, and the figh'
men must wage to enjoy it-ir
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
Committee Plans
Memorial Concert

A committee OF eminent music.
ianx, and radio stars will sponsor
q memorial concert for Thomas
tFats) Waller in Carnegie Hall on
April 2. as a benefit for the Amcri-
can Youth for Democracy. The
artists scheduled TO appear al the
concert includes Count Basic and
his orchestra: Teddy Wilson and his
orchestra. the Al Casey Trio. Paul
Draper, Hazel Scott Joshua White
Jimmy Savo. Art Hodes, Mary
Small, Sidney cstlett Mary Lou
Williams. and Howard DsSilva.
The sponsors committee is COM
posed OF Count Base. chairman;
Leopold StokoSkl. Deems TAYLOR
Paul whiteman. W. c. Handy
Jimmy Burnaie. Morton Gould,
Richard Himber. Eddie Condor,
and Richard Kollmar
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
John Commission, Philadelphia,

DC.
80. John Commission, Philadelphia.
Pa.
40. Thomas Montgomery. Philadel-
phia. Pa.
IL. Charles H. Flagg 915 Rhode Is
land Ave. NV. Washington. DC.
~. Venice T. Sprays, 854 10th ST..
Me- Washington. DC.
IS. Stanley Roberts. 867 Mt. Vernon,
Columbus. Ohio.
a.. Atty. Edward A. Simmons. 1908
Broadway, Detroit. Mich. (0)
IS. w. Richard Carter, 924 Stanton.
BAY City. Mich (0)
4s. Dorothy X. Funn. 1894 18th ST.
NV, Washington, DC.
AZ. Earnest A. Finney. 1884 LIST St,
SW, Washington. DC.
48. Raw Faith, Carver Hall, Wash
ington. DC.
49, Bill Alexander. 1925 st.. NV.
Denver. Colo.
so. S. J. Phillips. Tuskegee Institute.
Tuskegee. Alabama.
10 Morning. So Afternoon. 80 Evening.
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Bungalows for Sale-Eosi

ANCLIN. near McNicholS--5-room house.
hot air heat. garage. side drive $3.50
down. vacant, move right In. Sadow-
ski " pr 30A2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

MICHIGAN AVE, 1870
Vacant. Saloon or bar location Near
Briggs Stadium 39-rm. hotel 2nd and
3rd floors Former yorktown Tavern
032l.
HOMER WARREN G. CO.
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Sorrento-Plymouth Rd.

rms fun dining room. attic SIDE
drive 2-caf gar Just painted. 81 500
d11n Low mo psyt
NJ BUILT HoMES-Ho 1874
SWAN ISLAND. Crosse lie. Michigan
FIELD stone French typ dwelling. 10
rooms ? baths and laNA,ory, Oh not
water rriVste dcck Price S2S 600.
So GOO down. Si7o per nfo Kenneth
"a Kurth ss6a vi Fort 81 VI
-OOsO evenings. WyAndotte I66O-W
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$500 DOWN
COLORED-All SpeciaIs!

COLORED-All Specials!
CAMERON-Lynn. 6-s. Si2SO down
MELBOURNE-John r / furnished
kItcnentUe aptA income SlOo week,
Si2 600 terms
CAMERON-Blvd hrk IS. 81 500 On
ARDEN PARk-Woodwafd - Brick, -
rooms : baths, exc. condition. spacious
lawn, side drive, So 600 down
SCOTTEN- Scoyel--6 rooms. II. A. heat
garage $1,000 terms
BEGOLE-riremAn s rooms, X. A..
S67S0. terms.
WABASH S-room bungalow. hasn't
garage, side drive. II 4 heat $3.50,
$3.50 down
Slobin-Tr 1-0366.Ty Ills
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REAL SACRIFICE

10 acres Of fertile isnd Win I'm, TIT. I'm
, wells, orchard. Price 81 500. 81, 500
down, $40 per month. This Is direc
ton: co out s. telegraph 10 Eureka
urn vest on Eureka TO Middle Belt. turn
iouth on Middle Belt TO 237io Prescott
salesman on property sunday. Eve
S. c. HADLEY, INC.
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LAND CONIhACIo
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage ana zeal estate. no appraisal
feA Elmer Sexton. 1920 Ford Building.
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1850

" pesrbcrn-outer DR., Carlisle dist -
Frame /? bedrms with Ugh, living nm.
Cozy Kitchen. storm doors, sash and
fcfeens. Plenty 81 trees shrubbery,
fenced yard. neh school. stores and
transportation We $500.
BRUToN REALTY 49, 1900 FENKELL
CARNEY AVE. Warren Township
Rrickots rms. bath Ice utility nm,
unfinished attic. chicken house lot
looxips good 81 mr. Hoover and 10
Nile I'd Only 81 25o. E-Z terms. quick
poSs MoSsett, iio6S GrAtio,, AR A4oo.
~ aSG-
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VACANT--MOVE IN
1oO33 HUNTINGTON

Very attractive frame single with
large living room. lovely bay window
tile features In kitchen and bathroom.
? bedrooms. ample space for 3rd full
basement. conveniently located schools
churches and transportation. Open
daily 20 q 90 p m
Kales-Kramer Investm't Co.
HtI sfan
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BUSINESS PROP. FoR SALE
ACREAGE ron SALE
APARTMENT PROP. ron SALE
WIDOW TAKES LOSS

NNAAO'' 1A@@O
Cost $50. 900. must sell. only $4,000.
terms. $4,000. 3-stoIy s-apt on LIN.
coin Rent So, 500. Tenants pay light
and gas pos ssI i SLEEP Top OK e This nsrs
c COLI ,Vs ''i Rent $1,000. Tenants
pay light and gas Entire price s52.-
500. terms. $4,000 Wonderful OPP
portunity. Never again.
COST TO BUILD Si45.0oO
s77, 500. terms. sir. 500 Rent sl3.-
500. Tenants pay electric. Beautiful
3i-apt, "a rms. New sim. ut New
decorations cost $4,000 Earns 100
net on entire price. Is your money
doing as well'
BONDHoJ.DEftS TAKE LOSS
Former sale $4,000. now SAT- 500.
half cash Clean 20-apt. marble en-
trance. Vac. sim. Baths with showers,
Rent $4,000 Tenants pay electric.
Earns l2g. net. It's your duty TO make
all the money you honestly can.
$50 NET
on $4,000 down payment Magnih-
cent 100 J-Fm apis 6-story concrete.
Cost $3.50 900 10 build Rent $40 900.
Entire price s275.o00. Greatest buy
and the only one In America today
When they are gone. they're gone Get
all the facts and figures from Mr..
We Specialize in the Man
agement of Apartments
HOMER WARREN G. co.
DIME BUILDING CA o321
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COLORED-VACANT

Asst Poplar-BTkoted home. 50 $50
SaaS On Owner ca oooo
COLoRED-Eo!k. RiXeg Rouge 5,fol-..
single. $4,000 cash PfoulX i3fo W,
werner Ia C7sl "A 1882
CoLoRED-Bos,on blvd 10 rooms
$4,000. s. 600 doVn also other
properties ca 1900
CoLoREp- Muileit. ia24-7s rooms
hath ear 2 homes for 81 ESQ S49S
an ca oOoe
COLoRED- scoyel s-room home and
brick 4-flst. 81 500. terms. schwartz
ca 1900
2-amlly fats and singles.
Vacant see Jones for bargains IR
i-6aT2
COLoRED-i4so "a Mulett ? homes
for 50 $50. S49S ooyn. OSner CA
COOS
CoLORED-I444-46 Mullett. ? homes
fnr "a 4aO NfWF down "a nOOA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
HOUSES ron SALE

SORRENTO south q Mle-piscriml.
MATING ouytr VIII appreciate the beauty
Of this charming tace brick 3-hecroom
colonial spacious rooms beautiful
nichen With separate breakfast room
poRcor room on first, new honey beige
carnefinr venetian blinds. oraperies,
rsffiesnStor Included large lot. land
scapsc trees garages. storm sash
screens. recreation. IN $1,000.
rEpnAfT AOAC
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PROP. FOR SALE

DIx-ToLEDO corner with no front
age main highway to Detroit only
81 500 Newman, DIX Rd., at North
line Phi Wyandotte 2755.
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YARM AND LANDS ron SALT,

FREE estaloE. farm bargains, 7 Mia
ton desired United Farm Agencs
7-DT South Dearborn. Chicago ,. Ill
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FLATS FOR sALE-wEsT
COLORED-BARGAIN

COLORED-BARGA1N
MOVE IN-Two-FLAr 5 AND 5
CLAN BLDG $500. EASY TERMS.
NICE LOCATION. WEST SIDE A :.
Wright ana w. warren TY 4-3eet
CoLoRED-Amsriesn avenue. brick two
nat sir rooms each natural fireplace
two steam plants two-car garage.
SO 200 down TO s-s772
tNo-rat six rooms zach good condition.
tvolcsf garage. TO s-sT72
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-07
B-fo s.THE EVENING STAR. washington d G


for overpayment is included as par,
OF the regular income tax return due
on March Is. On this regular return
a space is provided for the taxpayer
to indicate whether he wants his
over-payment of taxes from with.
holding returned to him by check
or applied to his 1914 obligation.
Mr.. Hofferbert also pointed out
in the case Of the taxpayer whose
withholding during 1913 did moi
meet his obligation to the Govern.
ment under pay-as-you-go taxes
he will have to pay the entire diff.
ference on or before March Is.
Can't Pay in Installments.
This amount cannot be paid il
installments," warned the collector
Substantial payments will b.
necessary in other instances, he ex
lplained because ca most individ
uals who had a 1912 tax must pa,
at least one-half of the unforgive1
portion Of that tax in addition Il
their 1943 tax, and 90 during tn,
first six months of 1913, only tn,
victory tax, but not the income tax
was withheld from wages.
Particularly" warned the col
lector, persons who took jobs fol
the first time in 1943 and thos,
whose wages increased sharply from
1912 to 1943 may have substantial
payments to make. For instance
a single person who earned $1,000
wages in 1943, but had no 1912 tax
will owe nearly $3.50 on March Il
or nearly three and one-half weeks
wages. Since this payment mus
be made in one sum at the time the
1943 return Is filed, the advantages
of determining the liability anc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-07
Is Experts DETAILED
To Aid Taxpayers
On Income Returns

Twenty-Five income tax experts
have been placed on duty at the local
ONCE of deputy collector of internal
revenue, to help Washingtonians
make out their new tax returns due
March Is, it was learned today.
This Is in line with the program to
help taxpayers much earlier this
year than usual, due to the more
complicated procedure under the
pay-as-you-go tax law.
Many taxpayers already are TAX
Ing advantage of the early assistance
offered at Room 1902, Internal Rev.
enue Building, officials said.
Many to Be Surprised.
Many persons will be surprised to
md they owe a substantially larger
tax on March Is than they realized
it was emphasized today by George
Hoferbert, the new collector of in
ternal revenue for the collection
district Of Maryland, which includes
the District of Columbia. Mr.. Hoff-
erbert was sworn in January /, at his
ONCE in Baltimore.
Although many taxpayers will
md that they are substantially paid
up on their 1913 taxes-some of them
in fact. being entitled to refunds
1t Is still necessary for them to file
. return" Mr. Hofferbert said.
The application form for refunds