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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-05

'Games behind leader.
THURSDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh s, st. Louis 3.
Boston 8, New York 4.
Cincinnati at Chicago, cold.
Only games scheduled.
FRIDAYS GAMES
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12
TRAIN WRECK
INJURIES 81;
KILLS AZ
Broken Rail
CauScS Crash

Al lea-t forty seven colorci
railroad Oolbrrs who were home
Maid hoami Cor the ~ees end
were Killed iu.l inside STOCK
ton Ga a-t saturday uish'.
wLtn an Atlantic Toast Line
PASSENGER ffain hr broken ran
and Dasbed into a siie tracked
frcighi Tram Tho steel car IN
which the victims were riding
vas crushed INTO mansled
mass Thiriy.two other 'olored
railroad uorkrrs were injured m
The Wre, b.
The delsltj tf> lAslnd'd -
fi,cpt, aac tartf smr' ,''e"rS
snd ho pr1i t.i t"fi''nr
wounded olJi,f, lp tinn,' ''t'
,l.i hospital a rhonn-'ut ga.
fonr s,rslcemcn were shs MY
injured.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12
u, >rNF RiroErlE ~
Philadelphia Tribune

rlill.NnhlfnfN pa qN.
Stiik &c fono vhfe Wo,.tt
which tied np fh GaNen. ou
SYSTEM hare hu almost a NtN
nuded Nondai. An- Nh me.
If he mn nd Nomtn hu
fh,i "N. AMI wlh lrlo s.nis
-oid.".. fAo iu N.Ai,ir. 1 n.
inr dfiN'i~ prWrsfiun
service l- almo>t norma lo 80
dNion llc fou Leaders ~ ho
sl'tf osfsns.h's Dal'rd b. i-
N2ht roiorcd men nelo sins
framed 10 be f'ollcv .a mo'ofmeD
ocfe arrested hailed before rrr
~ states Comniiss'orn. tlHfir ,a
h~'' rrder 'esoo ban cai'h
!" W ndtN afir'ovn
t' si"M in.n nt.
.Nn'd NOUS rt ifn.N
ors hr o'i i
er." d IL. a.n BID Mss
'efsni iHtt ntrs tanu n
strike is to so underway und0f
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12
Resort Owner
Refuses Negro
To Stand Trial
For Bias To Camp

D., I'LL. re,.J ta ni
f.,.ot. ,ao,., a..ass 10 a
hatbio, t..,h vner ST. dtstttl IA.
"a ono ~ tu.n nnnn,r wA.
Nro tlar,.v rfar. Oin la.,
,e.,r n,oonsfor is fttin. ff.,
~, ,ioi,,,rr ,ne pces rni
r..s,s a.
THO ,on,.laint aeansf Cfal
was made hy the Br, Eom g.
1oeth.ids dncrinr ~ thc Uni.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12
Graduation For
Lewis College
AT Plymouth

llt graduation rNtftI. ~
fo ItW~ business tollfee
"nth wore hcduici he heid
~ Macedonia farilsi church.
vii roe be hsld hers hr,aps'
lne fcmcdeiIne 81 the onrr0r
has Nnf hecp completed Tho
tDls vfil De- held instead s
o. l'amNnn Cons
Hlt.N $50 g. rI,id ~ nsH'itt
-NfH. tn D. nm if
nt atfntNa, q nI N Nn.t
i.N. shinni
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12

ia ga is guilty. 90 di>gra,sful and
Amupau ar have ALWAYS
ioaeh hr kind 70 thing an mr
Tie ana ALWAYS VIII. receidle-s ~
parii-.n considerations hase
never al er'ed support oi any
IoniInned on page ,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12
,erald l.. x. Smiths
Fsro lank Proposes
fck To Africa

stnh of thr
p1fiN said Mon
,H hls party meets
'n nr'foit aug
J. ".'H nfonntc Thai the
i'i.h eovcrnme -
sqrore miles in
'Hpir on their war IN
Nc lmfed STATES
nd ne madr avail
iues iltc.
fuet pis-Ideu
.d 'tlf in such
Dmld Ae
N1finr nnd &c..
h"n rule and domi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12
Let My People Co

Read ti,,jom i.n~f N' ll""
.la l..f A. M-f ilr lDa' AHt
i,aa no,ti iHr zoo" ihn Ni'l
s.nd e4cly American io ilu polls
TO vote
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-12
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f'eoiIni''d o. llasf 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06

Well-made socks that everywhere will cherish for
rough and work-a-day Their construction is
exceIlent-in full or anket styles. Non-dyed work
hose with looped toes which eliminate rough seams
They're fully sized in all the wanted colors. They're
first in quality and first in value. Select yours
and save for the working days ahead. Sizes 10 II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06
Teach Vets
--RufhVen

When CT Joe returns 10 civilian
life after winning World War ii
he'll need both vocational and
citizenship education, and it's
Americas duty to see that he gets
il. President Ruthven Of the Uni
veFsity OF Michigan told members
of the Rotary and No. / Kiwanis
clubs yesterday.
We must meet our educational
deficit" Dr. Ruthven said at a
Joint meeting OF the clubs in the
Hotel Statler
Neither money nor Jobs will
be enough for returning vet
Grams II We do not educate them
for citizenship In the postwar
world" he asserted.
Introduced by Council m n
Frank Cody. DR.. Ruthvcn declared
that American colleges had Jagged
behind those of Great Britain,
which sponsor popular education
programs, equipping the people TO
meet rapid social changes.
--Inv-st In Inv aston: bay . Bond
Order I0c United states War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06

Men g 1909 Wool Trunks
Elastic knit wool yarn that adds wearing comfort to your
in support. Styled in novelty stitch. In royal Maroon and
navy colors. They're fine value priced On a "a
for savings selling mere 2.ss. 10 061
Small and medium izes---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06
Paralysis
Days Near

Detrolters were warned today
that with the advent Of July. the
danger Of iniantile paralysis in
lection has increased
DR. Bruce Douglas. Detroit
health commissioner. pointed out
that while the city has had only
three cases since Jan. /. tho
disease is more prevalent during
summer months and more care
should be exercised TO avoid con-
tagion
Commenting on the recent re-
port that administration of peni-
cilln had been successful IN
treating infantile paralysis cases
in other cities. DR.. Douglas said
that. as yet, the drug had not
been used Al Herman keifer
Hospital.
The commissioner said that
only time and palnstaking use OF
the drug would prove us efficacy
in treatment Of polio
uhen MA Won Last Ruv . Ronds-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06
Postal Clerk Admits
&eaIing From Mails

John Hansen. 81. for 20 years
a Roosevelt branch postal clerk.
today faces federal prosecution
after pleading guilty before u. S
Commissioner Hurd to charges Of
stealing from the mails.
Hansen, who lives AT 5000 Four
teenth with his wife and two
children. told O. l.. Klein. postal
Inspector. that he stole because
he was IN debt and that, last
year, he took home IS parcels
valued by Klein at $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06

Metal Flashlights
Here item that useful around the house we'll as useful
night wachmen. Popular type metal Aashlght complete
with heavy duty switch. 2-ce model.
Throws powerful beam of light. It's
always have hand. -
priced real savings nov al Sans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06
ANOTHER CONCESSION

On the surface land ! have
heard the thought voiced by
many it is difficult to escape the
impression that il was another
yielding. another concession, in
our foreign policy. 10 the mighty
Red marshal in the kremiin
In the sporting world there IS
AN unwritten law, observed almost
universally, that YOU do not hit a
man when ne is down
Least of-a+Edo you condemn him
when ne has been brave, fought
hard and fairly. is small, weak
and unmatched.
1t is unfortunate that the chlV-
airy of the world OF true sports
manShip does not extend 10 diplo-
macy. statecrait or modern war.
Finland has not been even tech
nlcally our enemy until this sever
he OF diplomatic relations by
Washington.
Finland is al war with Soviet
Russia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06
PUT Up VALIANT FIGHT

The Firms have fought with the
heroism Of the Vikings. They are
taking their medicine
They took the risks and reSpon-
slhility and are paying the price
with that same accomplishing
loyalty with which Finland paid
It's war debt To America.
Valor. hcrolsm. honor and 10y
atty under any and all clrcum-
stances 10 obligations taken Is
outstanding in the Nordlc SagaS
and Viking tradition.
The world OF free peoples and
nations VIII suffer grievous loss
when independent Finland goes
down hut VIII be the richer for
the brief u years that Finnish
independence liberty and freedom
Ssone SO brightly
- may be expected that II FIN
FAd viii go down, as II seems II
must. il will 20 town IN con
formity with the Finnish conCep-
ton NJ national honor dignity and
LOYALTY.
Together with valor. heroiSm,
sacrifice and forti'ude, they are
the attributes Of nations glory
that ever shines IN history
---IpNest In IoynsIon RuN n Hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06

famed Warner Bros. movie direc-
tor, was revealed today to have
been killed by German air action"
In southern England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06
Film Director Killed

LONDON. July 6 (INS)--A. NJ.
CDoc'D Solomon. internationally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06
BY KARL II, Won WIEGAND
Dean of American War Corresponds

Many Americans, not know
Ing the intricacies and ex-
pediencies of diplomacy and
statecraft, find it difficult to
understand the impelling mo-
tives or the necessity that
actuated Secretary of State
Hull in severing diplomatic re-
lations with Finland at this
moment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06
!S0nfOri<ed !ShrHnE Suits

Sanfonzed shunk SHIRT and Just the thing for
the Job. Made of fine covert. Shirts with
pockets style. Shirt from AZ IL Pant
from % to -. Trousers with strong pocket Oh
drill. Every reinforced. A hne value ~ekZH
priced at Sans savings policy--SET
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06
RED-JAP TIES HOLD

Communist Marshal Stain has
NOT found II necessary in con
formity with HIS foreign policy
10 sever diplomatic relations with
Japan with whom WE are al war
Finland cannot be charged with
being potential or actual danger
10 the security Of America. The
Films have not nred one shot al
our boys
In 1899 little Finland, a nation
CT 3 So So, = Il People area
about one-fIfth smaller than Cali
fornia, was attacked on Nov. 81
by Soviet Russia. the Red ColoS-
Sus larger than the United States
and claiming a population OF 1873, :
100000
All the world. especially Amer
lea and Britain, DENOUNCED
THE SOVIET RUSSIAN AG-
erosion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06
Men y
.AU-EF0Sfic Carriers

Men here thar Aaa,le looking fes-Ale.sp
s4ress o. Fepulsf patterns STYLED
strong hook and made eve lot, of long ehAh -
They full and priced Cd ~
very low--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06
POEce.DreSS
Men 3 SHspenders

Police Su,penders for who like durable 90a
rrucrIon and long VtIr. Crow back police style -"
Dress Su'penders that Will give lots Doe
OF Styled with leather clip snds.-- %VS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01

Ry MAzEL HARRISON

Mercalee Tones. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Turner, IS home on 90
day furlough He is stationed az
Staten Island Ny
WAYNE citizens are glad TO hear
that Leroy Messer son OF Mr. and
Mrs Bryant Mcsser, 81 Cypress
street, has been omoted TO the
rank 81 corporal
Margaret Williams, Dorothy Az
cSandcr. Ann Harding Edith
Coleman. Delhert Jeffrics AMI
Charles Robinson attended the
dance AZ the WAYNE high school
last Friday nighi
All the guests reported having
had delightful time At the home
~ Mrs Mae Hardin last Saturday
night a dainty repast was served
ard games PLAYED. All were re-
luctant 10 leave
The Mems Community club In
,lies ali the ladies 20 attend their
next meeting April . AZ 4 pm.
az TIE home Of Joseph Hearst on
pcvcrly road
Mrs Geneva Reed. sister ~ Mrs.
Neria Lee Davis Of Park place
passed away Thursday, March ~.
Wvman Niricks has been III at
sis home for three DAYS
T Hardy and Samuel Mcmillan,
of Detroit, visited William Har-
lison last Wednesday evening
See additional news on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01

potter
VT. Zion Baptist Church
The nov Geora a Stevenson
preached sunday morning on Tho
aris'.an Test The senior choir
rSnd rcd appropriate selections
The Rev Mr. Stevenson MAS
also guest speabcr sunday ~ tho
west side Minister'S alliance III
which time bis choir appeared on
procram
Visitors present included 'hc
Rev. Isract White G Bankhoad,
Mrs Boswell md others
Tho dedication ~ the flag for
ssr,Icemen vas made by Cob
eminent officlal Among the
guests ~ honor IN attendance
was Or. Brown
Junior choir rehearsal & hold
"Wednesday ~ 8 nm
Johnnie Mae Taylor - church
reporter
Alex Dumas Auxiliary
Ladies Of the Alex Dumas post
auxiliary thank the public and
workers who arc cooperating
IN plans for tho poppy drive
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
RIVER ROUGE
r, nfNNW CtSWfIL. Jr.

John Iuiusr wJs home This
week Oh urleueh fgou the Army,
sailor James ftersqu VAS also
home 90 i.luDeh
Mf, NNau qua = Smith are
in Snhs hospital Mrs NJ c.
E,llarse IS ~ at Harp hos
|pial in petrn
Th ads and lassiss ara SIN
erioAn1 Themselves every neht
at fac N6rhup scheol eaiite NJ.
Anais TOE hlac aud ctesmeol-
otva deco aiions ~ the ,auieel.
happy faces are seen heamins with
| nlon Baptist Church
The .Ne,i 81 me sunday
Seh u rs IA SUNDAY was The
Sascdn,ss m -iie The Res Mr.
Con ai preached sunday MORN
ing Taa serior enoir sang
al re eFrHtne service the
stniaf enH and several Other
choral seggS rendered music
The AN tne clmteh ara
rlannNa very elaborate Ensier
seNice
~ saf, ii read The Detroit
Irihnf h week and Keep i'm
formed Shout AN the news Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
ECORSE DOINGS

Tile club is planning enjoyable
een1s fnr fAe members this sum-
MR. Members Went en- masse 10
fte Adams theatre n see the
fn "None Shall Escape The
nest meeting will be held at the
heme u Doris BRYANT
First Baptist
The Req p Davis preached
SUNDAY wornirc 'rom Chron
and 81 John 80 subject,
seeking the needs The Junior
% sang The congregation was
on rs snR Ns 3 Mrs ellison
Who IS reeuptrai.ns 81 her home.
o'her sek Hs'uae Mis- Orr who
is az NaSne hospital George
Burton at samhy hospiial Al-
ieya GaMon shuriey hospitals
ceever Conner ana las four ch.-
drea M Mash rry Grand In NORTH
t8ie.
Ihs Town River Quartet unipp
n' SPONSOR The monthly pro-
rau rtxi sandav April ? an
fr BAPTIST ~ 2so pm The
,'ateeflc sinrcrs ne pilgrim
Travellers and OH quarfets Nlll
be % hand Admission VIII be
freo
Ngdred Pcguess = church r'-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
VALLEY AND
HILLS
lConlInued from pace ..

THE proprietor is now PVT Duck.
worth, SA. aside from being a
mighty good wicldcr Of haircuiting
and shaving instruments, is also
a specialist in the treatment of
The scalp We learned this when
Duke informed us that II we hal
come 70 him a few years ago, we
wonld have bit more OF The
hlrsuie adofmcnt atop OF tram
pm We grow hit chummv
tand hopefull with the Duke. But
he politely, firmly, and definitely.
informed us. that our crown Of
glory tD. had 'gone with the
wina neer TO return.
Managing Editor
Ress Cowans is walking better
and faster since ihe red DAYS cf
Jane II. Russ now managing
editor. before the unforRetiablc
DAYS Of rioiing last June CONF
planned Of lameness But during
the disturbances something oc-
clrrrd that has completely driven
Tor scafcdl any evidence ~ lmr-
inr that Russ may have displayed
prior to the bloody June 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
Gillian Is Natures Medicine

Why do we call Gillian nat-
ralf medicine Because nasa
from the juices az is of Aesrs
healih-giNing herbs rs ga
larAs II does not contain tss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01

Continued from page p,

the luncheon Friday, We're M.
Mollie Quincy, Ado dcparn 4,
Juvenile Court building NIL.
Halvorson, Tau Beta Alumni +.
sociatIon James r Gamble nab.
Lefty director War Chest: Ff,.
beth Clews speakers bureau W-
Chest; Geraldine Blcdsoc. Rmas
Whitby. Mrs NJ. E.dman m...
cultural division Board N ras.
cation Sarah Selminski Ftan9,o
Settlement, Frederick Byrd
side hospital: Dr. r. Gresas.a
Fairvlcw Sanitarium Moses
Walter. Great Lakes Mu'ral h.
surance company; Carl ]
Wayne County Bureau of 81 81
Aid. VIM Loving Board ~ rh.
cation. the Reverends CHA. iim
and Horace White. DeIlar Ngs.
bard. lnkster Housing rfo'er.
Gloster Current. secretary laral
NAACp: SonnIe Martin. and jos,
r. Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01

IITINN naI NOIlN TOT OTIT -T7
"a hottie. Gillian has h re
greatly My nerves are Ssa r9T.
MY constipation has beer t.es,
and I have gained new ,, ~.
ergv | can praise this e'll
mniirine most hiRhly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01

Bright new hone for ali men and
women who suffer with stomach
liver. kidney and constipation nus
cry elows in every word % sarah
Baldwins statement ahoui mar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
1000 NEGROES IN
Ny. SUBWAY SYSTEM

NEW YORK (Cl-Iibct Wv
York Transit system bis fsr
4 900 Negro men and w9rea IN
its payroll THIS Is far ps-
cent increase In the las Two
wears. Now Negroes NUM- VA
per cent Of all the citys .ans,
workers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01

hAfNh drug o.
d q 10 cal. II
won are n o "
Suffering ( h ?
m 2 nts Of
hloatinc z a q
siekening & o n
tipa'ien sleep
less nights aud
other disorders
due 20 faulty
elfuinatigQ You
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
DR.. DREW
n onlInned from nage %

~ NniHH'u tI"H pHkt ~
nado 30 following statement IN
ls4- 81 feel tho recent ruling
Of iaa Cnned states Army and
lAavr rssarqnk we refusal Of
co'ol blood denofs Is an inde-
ffrse one from any Point Of
VI As yol know there IS no
srltn s basis for The separation
+ % VIZ elooAs OF different races
loNcsw eN toe basis 81 the indl-
yidaal blood types or groups
surgery a Speciality
4 ~ THROW received HE AR from
Arhe college IN 1928 his MD.
and master ~ surgery az MtGlll
lrni,stv la29. doctor o. science
in q dcInc IN Columbia uniyer-
siiy 1850 Tie was member N
AlpAa 0noea Alpha ~ MeGn
lenigcrsly Tie was Externe-ln-
icrfe ROYAL Victoria hospital
Monfel General Rotating In
fcrnc ip Montreal General hos
pFal lsge3i resident IN medi-
cine Montreal General hospital
1873 rs diplomat az the National
hnardnf Aieaican examiners 1884
instructor IN Pathology, Howard
University college % medicne.
iaa5-sc assistant In surgery.
IIt va,d upi,ersilv resident ia
sstrc~r Frccdmans hospital
1875 Instructor N surgery.
Ilneatd unyersiiy and assistant
SRI ~ FroedneWs hospital.
le Ccncral hAafaiion BOARD
Fellow IN surgery Columbia unl-
lyf city l92s.i0; resident IN sur
gerry preshyferian hospital, 1870.
assistant professor cf surgery,
Howard uniycrsiy and surgeon,
Froedmcns hosriial l9io-4l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
WAS
Dreadfully
Nervous"

suffered Tor
years with stomach distress was
always bilious and sluggish. and !
didn't seem ip have ans llfe or en-
erey Ny nerves were shattered
and my body 50 wraekod with pam
life WAS a constant torture Tor
ments of constipation were SO had
] was taking laxafives continually
| tried everything undei Tho sun
nothing helped me ] surely VAS
discouraged. Then read what
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
LEGAL NOTICES
Chas. Campbell. Attorney
psi Ersklne ca

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court FOR The County Of
Wayne. In Chanccry.
PEARL YOiNG. Plaintiff. VS.
JOHN Young. defendant.
No. 35j.Gli
ORDER or APPEARANCE
AT session OF said court held
~ the city Of Detroit, March ],
lei4.
Present Honorable AD0LPH r
MARSClINER. circuit Judge
u satlsfactorily appearing by
affidavit on fie that the defendant
is not resident of the state Of
Michigan but resides at 42e Call
vert. baltimore Maryland.
Tr rs ORDERED, that he an
pear herein within three months
from tho date Of this order or
the bin Of Complaint filed herein
may be taken as confessed, and
that this order be rived and pub
lishcd according 20 law and a
COPY thereof mailed to the de-
fendant at his las, known adj
dress
ADOLPH +. MARSciINER,
Circuit Judge
"a True Cony)
c.AsPAR J. L1NGEMAN, Clerk
by DAN woJclK,
Deputy Clerk 4-l--S-a3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29
Wayne Awards 10
Degrees in Medicine

Seventy members Of the Wayne
University College of Medicine re-
ceived degrees AZ the Rackham
Memorial Building today from
President Warren +. Bow under
the accelerated four-year war pro-
gram.
Sixty.three Of the graduates are
already members Of the L. s.
armed forces and after informing
nine months in Detroit hospitals
will receive officers rating in the
services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29

IF YOU now have telephone and are planning
10 move, We suggest that you investigate the tele-
phone situation in your new locality before com.
'leting your plans.
The reason we urge this is because there is
Ihortage of telephone equipment. The telephone
ndustry's manufacturing capacity has had to be
devoted almost exclusively producing electronic
md telephone equipment for our armed forces. As
result, it is not always possible to provide tele.
phone service when you move from one location
% another. So we repeat;
Please call our Business Office TO find out the
telephone situation in your locality before
you com plete your moving plans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29
.EX-UniOiisfs
Lash al PAC
Say Reds Have
Taken Over Local

WASHINGTON. Sept q tINS)
Two former Go union members
from Chicago told the House com
mittee investigating un-American
activities today that Communist
leadership had taken over their
United Electrical Workers local
and was attempting political die
tation through the Go Political
Action Committee.
The witnesses. both employees
of the Chicago Flexible Shaft Co.
testified that leaders in the
JEWS Local 1850 were more in
terested in organizing for political
activities than for labor purposes.
Harry Morgan who led the
union organizing campaign IN the
company plant told the House
committee ne was ousted as chief
shop steward on June 20 for OPP
posing repeated efforts 10 inject
political activity into the shop
union.
Elmer II. Churchill who aided
Morgan in the union organization
drive, testified that he resigned
from the Union following the chief
stewards removal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29

that statement was the prelude
TO breaking down Of the charges
against them.
although the warning OF the
pending attack came several
hours before II occurred. official
Washington did not decide 10 do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29
TINE DETROIT TIMES
) iept.

anything about II until one hour
before the Jap planes appeared
over the great naval base"
Bates asserted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29
special to Inn DETROIT TIMES

BOSTON, Sept, 2s-Rep George
j. Bates (R) of Massachusetts,
member of the House naval affairs
committee, declared today that
the true facts concerning the
Pearl Harbor tragedy. Dec. Z
194l. would be made public by
army and navy investigators
within three weeks.
"Only interference by New
Deal authorities can keep the
story from the American people
at this time" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29
PROMISES TRUE PICTURE

Bates said that reports disclos-
ing the true picture would be
made available at that time. as
result of army and navy investi.
cations made when Congress in
sisted that Adm. Kimmel and
Gen. Short. Pearl Harbor COM
manders. be court-martialed.
II am told" Bates said, and
am on solid ground in making
the statement, that high mill
tary and civilian officials--the
highest In Washington - had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29

CHICAGO. Sept. e uNS1-
Eighty.three employees OF the Chi
cago Flexible Shaft Co. quit their
membership in a body IN a ClO
union today and threatened in
junction proceedings to enforce
their demand that no more union
dues be deducted from their
wages,
The employees. sc men and II
women. served notice on the com
pany yesterday that they were
Withdrawing from the Go United
Electrical. Radio and Machine
Workers Union. Local 1850, and
asked that the company cease de-
Quoting 81 monthly from their
wages for dues.