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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-15
Quiz Nominees On
Tenn. School Stand

NASHVILLE. Tenn Davidson
County candidates for the Tennes-
see legislature are asked - state
their stand on appropriations tov
state inS;l;u;ionS-both White and
Ncgro-in. . questionable nov be-
ng circulated by he Southern Con-
ference FOR Human Welfare
Approps .at.onS for Tennessee ed
ucatIonal and Charitable !nS;i'u-
tons are among the loves: in the
union as living standards for both
races among the loves; IN the IN
ION
TIE stand taken by Davidson
County legislators on these vital
issues are o. deep importance 70
all the 2.o0o.oo0 people Of Tonnes
see Southern Conference EXecI-
tive Secretary James A. Domb-ow-
SKI told the Chicago Defender
No. only does Davidson County
contain the state capital az Nash
VILE but i also elects one Of the
largest eleEa;ions 10 the Tennes-
sec legislature.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-15
BY DORES McCRARY

Success with capital marks
TIE brilliant and young d.. Maui
r,ne Pelham Weaver. recently OF
Washington. d. G, who has FOR the
pas; year been on the staff OF the
Herman Kicfer HOSPITAL IN charge
e. all the Negro women patients IN
the tuberculosis division and OF
ALL. the women dlaoeuc patients
g. The main pavilion.
Or. Weaver. who celebrated her
eath birthday the seventh OF June
f. tall. very attractive. and blonde.
ones immed ate impression OF her
is o, great efficiency and capaoil-
i,y-ot quick and conclusive de-
e!SionS. which have an amazing way
Of Being practically always right.
a sparkling-sometim cracking
W.T.. and keen sense Of humor. are
with her always. in spite OF ner
lob which is curing patients strick-
en- with one OF the grlmmest dis
eases known 10 man.
She received the only Rocktel-
Ter Fellowship in medicine ever
gwen 10 a Negro woman. which
was responsible for her work IN
Detroit and was another step IN her
neteor.c ascent 10 the top OF her
field
Graduated Cum Laude
She was graduated from the
famed Dunbar high school IN
Washington. d. c. at the age OF 10;
went 10 Howard university where,
q, 20 she was graduated cum laude
with a BIS. degree in science. ana
-ir-te3a received her MD from the
Howard university College OF Medl-
cine. later enternlng al Freedman 5
hospital.
ON July |. DR.. Weaver went back
g. Howards College OF Medicine,
th,s time as an instructor in medl-
cal tuberculosis and also has
consulting medical practice. for as
she says. Theory without Clinical
practice is nothing
In the years between her in
terncship and her recent position,
Inc pace-set,ing undergraduate
DAYS were equalled in achievements
in the medical field. From 1910 TO
1871 she served as assistant resident,
internal medicine. at FreedmanS
hospital. from l94l-42 as the resi-
dent physician of tuberculosis; and
from 1928 as chief resident IN
charge Of tuberculosis. The rest Is
current history.
Coming 10 the fore locally. DR..
Weaver was called in 10 testify al
tine army court-martial OF 1t: Mil
ton Henry recently at Selfridge
Field.
Patients Respect Her
Without being sentimental. pa
tronizing. or "mushy" with her pa
tients. DR.. Weaver has gained the
respect and admiration Of every
one-patients and staff aiike-f9r
her efforts in trying TO improve
their condition Recently her pa
tients surprised her with beautl-
full gift. In February, the patients
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-15
IN MEMORlAM

JOHNSON. BEATRlCE-In remem.
brance Of my daughter who
passed July IL. l943.
We loved her. yes. we loved her
But the Angels loved her more.
And they have sweetly called her
To yonders shining shore.
The golden gates were open.
A gentle voice said. Come
And with a calmly farewell. v"
She gladly entered home.
Left to mourn her. mother, Mrs
Mary Ann Edwards. and a son-in-
law. John Albright.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-15
AME Laymen Meet In Two-Day Conference At Ebenezer
Seek To Establish
Council Districts

charged that our present council is
"of and for special Interests The
nine old men who are supposed
to represent everybody, represent
nobody" charged Doll.
Ceglowski pointed out that coun-
cilmen at present do not have TO re-
side in any particular section of the
CITY
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-15
Argue Over Wife,
Husband Slabs
Fellou Roomer

The condition Of IS year-old
Leon Thornton Of 234 Watson street
was reported as serious this week
after he had been treated a. the
Receiving hospital for a stab
wound 10 the left side Of his neck
and another under his heart.
Meanwhile police are holding
Cliff Smallwood. 80. OF the above
address for the alleged assault.
Police learned that Smallwood
had accused Thornton OF being at
tentive 10 Mrs. Snallwood, which
both denied in the presence Of the
husband. who stabbed Thornton.
Thornton was repeatedly stabbed
after Smallwood had drawn a knife
IN an attempt 10 make his wife ad-
NIT an affair with Thornton. which
she denied.
Following the stabbing Thornton
grabbed skillet and struck Small
wood OF the head. Both men were
later treated for their injuries at
Receiving hospital.
ASmatlfcod was held for ipvesti-
CATION u q felonious assault by po-
Tee
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-18

in kar je glavno: podporo cd
takih sill, kakor je Anglia.
Republika ma Balkanu bi ime-
la velike prednesti pred vsako
drugo obliko drzave.
Veekrat Sc premislja, kaj bo-
mo poceli S lasko manjsino po
nasih primorskih mestih. Ia
manjsina bi Sc prav mic ne bra
fila biti v republiki, posebno,
&c ostane Italia nadalje mo-
narhija. In po mojih mislih maj
brz bo. Starega Emanuela bodo
penzijonirali in ma njegovo me-
sto pride mlada, nepoznana
moe, pa pojde.
Nj pa vprasanje republike in
kraljevine vse, kar bodo morali
resiti narodi tam. Kakor je vaz-
no TO VprasanJe, ostane vendar-
lie samo vprasanje forme, XII Sc
lahko oblikuje tako, da DO vsaj
vecini prav. Globlje in tezje
vprasanje je nasprotstvo med
Srbi in. Hrvati. Paveliceve po-
divjane drhali so poklale ma de-
set tisoce Srbov samo zato, ker
SO bill Srbi. In to ne more, in ne
sme ostati nekaznovano. To di-
vjanje napram Srbom je skan-
dal, katerega Hrvatje ne bodo
tako lahko izbrisali z obraza
zemske oble.
Poleg vsega tega je ma duca-
te drugih zadev, katerih bi
bilo samo prav, da Sc pise in
razpravlja danes. Odlasati te
stvari, da pride vse nakmalu
ma vrsto, je vselej nevarno, ker
Sc naglici marsikaj napravi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-18

povrsno ali pa Sc cello prezre.
Opozoril bi pa rad ma emo
stvar:: kadar Sc razpravlja Q
kaki stvari, zadevah ali stran-
kah, je treba, da je clovek po-
stem v svojem preprieanju, ja-
sen in dostojen. z metanjem
zaljivih ali ponizevalnih fraz
mas ne privede nikamor. Bas ma
sprotno: S tenn kompromitira-
mo sebe in stvar, katero zasto-
pamo.
Mi vemo, da bo treba iskati
,potov in mostov, XII mas bodo
zdruzili ma en- ali drugi nacin.
To Sc vselej doseze mirnimi in
stvarnimi razpravami.
Kdor Sc ne more vzdrzati Ia
ljivih fraz in znerjanj, je bolj-
Sc, da ne prihaja v javnost.
Posebno mi v Ameriki bi
lahko dajali dober vzgled mar
sikomu. &c smo tako slabi, da
ne spravimo stvari naprej dru-
gaee kakor z obmetavanjem in
zafrkacijo, bi bilo boljse, da
molcimo in pustimo vse.
Sploh pa: &c vemo, da igra
nasa Amerika vlogo nevtralne
vlasti v vprasanju Jugoslavije
in Balkana sploh, bi bilo samo
prav, da usmerimo nase delo
ma drugo polje, XII bo brez dvo-
ma bolj hvalezno, kakor nase
dosedanje delo. Ia politiko je
drugih dovolj kar tam, koder
zivi mas narod. Ia splosno po-
moe pa manjka povsod ljudi.
In pomoc bo tista, XII DO zale-
gla vec, kakor vse drugo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-18

podcrtavam: kar je storil do
danes, ina vse peGat popolne
demokracije.
Tudi to je demokracija, da ne
prizna jugoslovanskega kralja
in njegove Wade v inozemstvu.
Vse mai bo v rokah liudske vo-
lie, cd vaskih zupanov in od-
bornikov do tistih, XII bodo ma
selu drzavne skupine.
Kaj DO zdaj z Jugoslavijo
Ali bo postala republika ali ka-
ka kompromisna demokraticna
kraljevina? Ali bo ostala, ka-
kor je bila z dodatkom dodat-
mega ozemlja ali pa Sc bo raz-
DELLA, to, Sc pravi: v republiko
in kraljevino. Moznost je nam
rec ia, da Srbi ohranijo svoje-
ga kralja, medtem ko bi del
juznih Srbov, Hrvatov in Slo-
vencev incl republiko.
Idealna resitev vsega bal
kanskega vprasanja hi bila ia,
da Sc odpravi vse kralje in IL
stanovi federativno republiko,
v kateri bi bill vsi narodi, to Sc
pravi: Jugoslovani, Rumuni,
Grki, Albanci, in nekateri TIA
lijani, kolikor jih bo ostalo v
primorskih krajih. Toda odpra-
viii kralje je dosti lahko reci,
posebno &c 81 v Ameriki. Jih j.
mamo ma Balkanu pet in res ne
vem, kdo Sc jih DO lotil. Cello
mogoena Rusija hi 81 malo po-
misljala, predno bi zacela ia
kim vprasanjem. Zakaj kralji j.
majo gotov vpliv in gotovo moe
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-18
OBCUDOVANJE JUGOSLOVANSKIH
BORCEV Y VELIKI BRITANIJI

Prof. Boris Furlan, je incl pred kratkm Londonu
radiski govor k je posebno zanimv in aktuaen ker
MEM podaja siko kako povprecen Anglez reagira ma
osvobodino borbo ugos sovanskega ljudstva. Govo XII
Je bill po ratkovalnem rad ju oddajan JugosaVlJo,
predocuje brsk ljudski karakter Cd srani XII e malo
in skoro pozabena sredi obcanega zabavjanja,
Xxi predstavja Angeza ko hladnokrvnega, brezcutnega
cinika. Govor DIR. FWlana Sc gasi
Pred kratkim sem gOVor nekem velkem angle
skem zdravliscu bobi Narodno-osvobodilne vojske
Jugosave. Nekaj dni nato sem prejel ako topic "a
hvano pismO, da hocem EN- izpregovoriti nekaj be-
sed, morda zato, ker izraza priznane meni-kar nj
vazno-maryec zaradi tega, ker daje dober vpogled
angesko avno mnene "Kakor brez dvoma veste' pravi
moi znanec, "Anglezi ljubimo dajat duska svojim
custvom aVnost. Toda usmerenost zunanega obnasa-
MIA nikakor ne pomenl laVnodusnOsti ozlrom ma to
prosim da pTavno ocenite spontano mogocno odo-
bravanje OBJ koncu vaSega predaVana in po nem presO
dite kako zeo e preVzea epska velicna borbe
jugoslovansAih narOdoV.
Koliko takh primeroV b mogel nasteti il osebnega
obcevanja ja predavan zbolovan it'd Vsi pricajo kako
81 resnica borb Narodnoosvobodne Vojske ultra boil
in bOlJ pot Stroke Judske plast, in kakO prevzama
epska veicna te bOrbe nepOsIedno NabO cudovi-
to pl tenn e da to nj deIo kake propaganda umetno
drgirane cd zgora in prime1no finansiane Obrano e
res resnica 81 ultra pot navzc naspron propaganda In
vedno znOva obcudovati angleSki na1odni zna-
ca nacn, ka5o povprecn covek msl cuti in reagira,
negovo duhovno samostojnos in neustraSenost in pred
vsem-njegOvo nesebicnost. Kako bedasa je naci-
fasstcna propaganda pretvezn iabolicnost Angeza,
njegovem macchiavezmu, licemestvu it'd Neki angle
Ski prate mi e dejal nekoc razburlive debate:
Ko bi vi vede, kakO naivn Anglezi, pri cemel ina
beseda naiVnost pomen dOble In pray ia dobra
vera, vcasih pretiana in vzzevana dalec preko mee
l,jer bi sc pri kontinontu zdavna umaknila
evdentnim dokazom "a slabo verO, re osnovna nota
ocenevanju Nal odno osvobodine vojske, e obcudo-
Fanu Sirokh ljudskh plast enc herojske dimenze
vrednotenju te borbe kou ednstvenem prin2eu da-
nasn em svetovnem konfiku Nj tn zahbnh in sebicnih
racunov, obcudovanje e nedeeno in gre osvobodnemu
glbanju ko takemu stilu zvljenja XII 81 ga ju
goslovanski narod kuejo danes, da bodo "a dobo XII
traa casu in prosorll, ki jim plipada kot clanom
sovenskega obcestva zve po postav XII 81 jo svobodno
izberejo, bago2 clovestva.
Oh dragocenih izkustvih, XII 81 jih nabiram tn
glosaskem okolu mi vedno vsiljuje prmerjava
z nekaterim nrogi donna, XII Sc danes razumejo da
predsaVlja Osvobodna fronta sintezo nase 400
lene zgodovne, ia e ustvara, po zasug svoh vodite
ljev in resnicnih snov svoega naroda novi k sloven
skega coveka in nov still sovenskega zvenja in da ie
to moga ustvaIiti brezkompromsni, do skra
nh posedc izveden borbi proti nacifasizmu zunanje
NIL i0 notlan jemu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-18
NEWYORsKA PISMA
PiSe Frank Kerze
JUGOsLOVANSKE TEzAVE

~ LiuliCJod lid, hdhoI uAuSi. OI'oA
je namrec ia: Kralj Peter III. l.
ma brez dvoma veliko zaslombo
srbskem delu Jugoslavije. Pri-
dejo sicer ljudje, XII ii bodo We
deli povedati nekaj drugega.
Ampak &c presojam vse to sam
IL tega, kar Sc godi okoli me-
ne, bi rekel, da je' kralj Sc We
ika moe. Malo je sicer Srbov V
Ameriki, a kolikor jih je, SO ta-
ko celotno "a kralja, da jih ne
yidimo mixer. Je nekaj izjem,
ampak so jako redke. d..
Resnica je, da so bill Kara
djordjevici v splosnem dobri
vladarji. Il nase dobe Sc spo-
;ninjamo Petra l., XII je bill We
Iik Srb in Jugoslovan. On je O.
)ravil veliko delo ne samo med
svojim narodom, ampak tudi
ned sosednjimi slovanskimi ma
'odi, XII smo spadali t e d al Sc
ood rajno Avstro-Ogrsko. Me
gov naslednik je bill Aleksander.
Lahko Sc ga kritizira kolikor
aoce-in brez napak gotovo nj
Ill, - emo sc mu mora pri-
matt: da je zrtvoval vse "a OBJ
stanek svoje drzave. In dal je
Jse: tudi svoje zivljenje.
Njegov naslednik, Peter II. je
nlad elovek, rekel bi: do danes
orez greha, ker nj incl Sc pri-
ike vladati. Ia napake jugoslo-
vanskih vlad v tujini, bi ne dol
Ill NIGGA. Nina ljudi in izbirati
mora il tistih starokopitnih
xrogov, XII jih pozna, in XII so.
Ia razpolago. Slisim rod casa do
ASA, da Sc jake trudi, da bi do
,egel 1nekako spravo med MIN
n Titom.
Zdi Sc mi, da mora imeti ne
,ekako podobno stalisee tudi
lusija glede NIGGA.
Kako je pa Titom in njego-
vim staliscem? Pred vsem bi
oovdarjal, .da nisem cital mixer
lobene izjave cd Tita proti kra-
ju Petru II. Veekrat prinN Mi
lajfoviea in njegove cetnike, ne
"a kralja samega. Ali ina v
tem pogledu kak migljaj iz Ru-
'ije ali ne, tega ne vem. Sklepal
pa bi tako.
Glede Tita in njegovega della
je tako: "a casa razdejanja Ju-
goslavije ste bile V Hrvaski
I've stranki: Mackova in Pave
iceva. Macek je bill vojo
,tranko kakih deset let v boz
kotu drzave same in je v vsem
tenn casu navadil svoje Hrvate
enega: sovrastva. Ne samo do
Srbov, ampak tudi Slovenci SO
;utili sad njegove politike. Oh
orevratu je ostal nevtralen, ka-
kor je Sc danes.
Ne tako Pavelieevci, katerih
nj bilo malo. Ia del Hrvatov je
omogoeil Pavelicu vstanovitev
hrvaske drzave in pomagal mu
je nemalo Macek sam tenn, da
je ostal nedelaven, nevtralen.
TAX je Sc danes.
Tito je prisel in zacel zbirati
okoli sebe ljudi, XII Sc MISC stri-
mali ne z Mackom ne $ Pave
licem. Podprl ga je posebno
primorski element hrvaskega
naroda, kateri je dalee najbolj-
ii. Kot komunist je stopil v
zvezo S svojimi somisljeniki q
Sloveniji in drugod, kateri so
sli takoj ma delo in zacei orga-
nizirati vse, kar in koder Sc, ie
dalo. Sledili SO boji z Lahi in
Nemci, XII Sc vrse Sc danes.
{ Tito kot komunist nj nikdar|
sill svojega prepricanja med ma
rod. Bas nasprotno: ko je zacel
2 uredbo osvobojenih krajev, je
postavil princip absolutne de-
mokracije:: ~ljudstyo maj 81 izbe-
re vse. To je velika poteza cd
strani Tita in bilo bi samo prav,
da mu priznajo to vsi, tudi ka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-18

fAA& H% S0AAAAASN' A<A No1AAo, hNb.
bo koneana. Glavno je, da We.
mo, kaksen DO konec.
Yes svet Sc je zacel pecati 2
vprasanji, kaj in kako bo pc
vojni. Vecina teh vprasanj je
takih, da Sc jih diplomacija ali
javnost niti ne upa naceti. Vse
Sc nekako hrani "a tiste case,
ko bodo sedeli diplomatic in dr.
zavniki okoli zelenih miz in re-
sevali vse to.
In V tenn je najvecja nevar-
most. Zakaj zgoditi Sc INA ta-
ko, kakor po prvi svetovni vol
nj, XII nj resila nicesar. Zato clo-
veka malo skrbi, ne toliko "a
ostali svet, kakor "a nase brate
ma Balkanu.
Mi bi morali imeti jasne Ia
hteve in vse pripravljeno, ker
je sicer nevarnost raznih kom-
promisov, kakor je bilo po zad-
Mi vojni. zalostno pa je to, da
nimamo prav mic. Sc vec meni
Sc zdi danes to, kar je bila Jul
goslavija, Sc bolj razkopano in
needino, kakor je bilo k d a j
pref.
1mamo javnost dive firmi, 0
katerih ne We nikdo, kako bi Sc
napravilo emo celoto. Imamo ma
eni strani kralja Petra II. in
njegovo vlado. Ia vlada je pri-
znana cd vseh, to Sc pravi: A
merike, Anglije in Rusije. Ma
drugi strani lie Tito, XII sicer do
biVa pon1oc in priznanje cd "a
veznikov, a to je pa tudi vse.
V teh vprasanjih Sc drzi ma
sa vlada, to je ameriska, oh
5trani. Pravi, da je Balkan pod
sfero Anglije in Rusije in ka-
kor bodo napravile te dve ia
ko bo prav tudi "a Ameriko
Vazn6 je, da poznamo to stall
see, ker nam DO takoj jasno, da
je vsako prizadevanje v tenn O.
ziru cisto odvec. Amerika sc ne
bo umaknlla raz svoJe stalisce
ze IL enostavnega vzroka, kel
ina drugod polno della, oziroma
vec, k a kor ga more izvrsiti
Treba nj drugega, kakor pogle-
dati ma gibanje nekaterih DIR.
zav JUNE Amerike, pa bono
takoj prepricani, da bo precej
vo'd e preteklo po Hudsonu
predno Sc bodo resila ia vpra-
5anja.
&c Sc zdaj vprasamo, kaksno
stalisce zavzema Anglia ma,
pram jugoslovanskim tezavam:
lobimo odgovor: Jugoslovani
maj Sc kako spravijo med seboj
in obdrze kralja. Lahko receno,
4 tezko izvedlJivo. Nj pa izklju-
seno, da pride do nekake take
resitve tega vprasanja. Lahko
Sc zacno pogajanja in kompro-
misi, popust Cd enc in druge
'trani, pa hi bilo.- Zakaj vedeti
moramo, da nj oblika drzave
same tako velike vaznosti, ka-
kor je postavim MEGA podlaga
in uprava. Mi imamo najboljse
in najpopolnejse demokracije
bas drzavah, XII imajo kralje,
kakor svedska, Norveska, Dan
ska in - Anglia.
Usoda Jugoslavije je v rokah
,Anglije in Rusije. Anglesko sta
lisce poznamo. Kaj in kako mi
sli Russia? Ona priznava Tita
in ga podpira, obsoja Mihajlovi-
"a = vprasanje kralja samega
pa je ostalo do danes nedotak-
njeno. Russia sama priznava
iugoslovansko krafjevo vlado in
to je vse. - =.
Rusija je izjavila, da Sc ne DO
vtikala notranje razmere So
sednih draw, da ne bo zahte-
vala kakih prevratov. Clovek bi
sodil, ,da DO pripravila kak ma
srt "a jugoslovansko spravo in
izkusala dobiti Anglijo zanj,.
Lahko, da bo narobe - cilj o..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-18
~ DsLE so novo zivljenje pol
u no novih zanimivosti, novih
ljudi, snoyih krajeV!

Da, zenskih armadnih korih
najdejo te zenske zabavo in dogod-
ke, kakrsni Sc jim ne nudijo mixer
ma svetu danes. Sc pred kratkim
so bile zenske kot ste vi d. ucite-
ljice, pisateljice, knjigovodkinje,
risarke. Zdaj SO zapustile nepo-
kojno in nezadovoljivo civilno ziv-
ljenje "a veselo, zadovoljivo sluzbo
" WAC!
Izherejo 81 katerokoli izmed 239
del.
Lahko zahtevajo okoIico v tel de-
zeli, kamor bi bile rade poslane,
ali pa prosijo "a sluzbo cez morje.
Dobivajo $50 ma mesec Ia zace-
tex .. IN povrhu hrano, soho,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-06
WiIIkie Eclipse
Battles British

LONDON, Apri. 6-tP)-Wen-
dell WILKES withdrawal from
the Republican presidential con-
test left many in Britain both
concerned and confused today.
The tight ban against "inter-
ference" in American politics
kept those in public life official
ly silent but in private discus
sions the subject We'd with re-
port on Foreign Secretary An
thony Eden's future resignation.
The concern did not center on
the Wisconsin victory for Gov.
Thomas z. Dewey. about whose
international views little is
known here, so much as on the
possibility the vote was aimed at
WILKES international policies
rather than the man himself.
There was a general tendency
to hope the outcome would draw
from Dewey a detailed outline
of where he stands on questions
of foreign policy.
Those who viewed Willkie as
an Opposition" leader believed
he would remain active on the
American political scene but &C
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believe Argentine CUNTS
Authentic, Doctor States

was born at 9 a. m, the second
10 minutes later, the third l5
minutes after the second, the
fourth at 1905 and the last at
ii a. m.
The total weight of the infants
at birth. DR.. Beruti said. was
6,400 grams Approximately IA
pounds) while at eight months
the total had increased to Al 900
grams (nearly 90 pounds). The
doctor expressed the belief the
infants were born prematurely.
His inquiry, he said, showed
a number of multiple births
in the mothers family, an aunt
having born triplets and twins,
sister twins, and sister-in-
law two sets of twins.
Beruti told his colleagues that
''the legal, moral or intimate
aspects of the case were omitted
from the report because they
are extraneous to the subject
from a medical standpoint
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RauIStOn Death
Suspect Found
Free Of Bruises

DETROIT, April 6 - (P) -
Police said today second phys
ical examination of Richard Vim
cent, charged with first degree
murder in the fatal stabbing
March q of l4-year-old Joyce
Raulston, disclosed no evidence
of bodily abuse.
Vincent's attorney, Joseph
Charnoske, said yesterday that
Vincent had repudiated a con-
fession which he claimed was
made after he was beaten and
abused for hours by police.
Vincent stood mute yesterday
when arraigned before a suburb
an justice of the peace and
plea of innocent was entered for
him. He was held without bond
pending examination next We'd
neSday.
Three physicians at receiving
hospital made the second phys
ical examination in the presence
of Charnoske. Police said only a
bruise below the left knee and
a raw spot on toe, neither
recent, were found.
Sheriff Andrew A. Baird said
that the 23-year-old defendant
confessed beating and then stab
bling the girl in a lonely city
dump because she criticized his
girl.
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Mrs. =. J. Gehringer will en-
terrain the members of her 500
club in her home on Tuesday
evening.
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Utica Library
Lists New Books
Mony Prominent
Authors Included

UTICA PUBLIC LIBRARY
We are now receiving the Sat-
urday edition of the Christian
Science Monitor, which was
given TO the Library by the BIZ
ographer of Mary Baker Eddy.
We have received gifts of
books during the past month
from Edward Radzwiewicz. Ju-
lie Ann Messmore, Mrs. Mildred
Spencer, Mrs. Rex Dingman,
Miss Dora Hahn. Mr.. Clarence
Grimm and Mr.. Erwin Waelde.
A gift from the Yale Press
was these three books - The
Goebbels Experiment by Sing
ton and Weidenfeld, Frederick
the Great by Pierre Gaxotte,
and Net Impressions by A. G..
Keller.
Also we have received the
Report on War and Postwar
Adjustment Policies by Bernard
M. Baruch and sent to the Lii
brary by him. Some new books
we have just purchased are:
The Weeping Wood by-Vieki
Daum. The story Of real and
fictitious people who form a
panoramic novel about rubber
during the past 200 years. Epi-
sodes from all over the world
effectively portray how the rub
Der industry has grown and how
it has affected the people work
ing with it.
Tomorrow is Forever by Gwen
Bristow. This is the story of a
woman, contented in her Sec
ond marriage, who suddenly
discovers that the husband sup
posed killed in the first World
War has returned at the moment
that she is deeply perturbed at
the possible entrance of her son
into the second.
Out of the Silent Planet by
G. S. Lewis. An account of a
visit to another planet by a
spherical ship. A good adven-
ture story and will appeal to
lovers of space and-time stories.
BONN by Robert Standish.
The story of three English sea-
men who deserted their ship
because of floggings and found
refuge on the BONN Islands.
Both Britain and the United
States wanted the islands and
as a result. they were easy prey
for the Japanese.
other new books on our
shelves are: In Bed We Cry, by
Ilka Chase; Now I Lay Me
Down to Sleep, by Bemelmans;
Crazy Weather. by McNichols;
A Tower of Steel, by Lawrence;
Dawn Over the Amazon, by
Beals; Indigo, by Weston.
Our newest Juvenile books
are: Birthdays for Robin, by
Sewell; Everyday Birds, by AL
len: Michael the Colt, by Gar
butt; PIT Boat, by Lent; Thief
Island by Coatsworth; Carol
GGoes Backstage by BoylSton.