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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01
PHILANTHROPIsT DIES

Brockton. Mass. May i-(UP)-- Daniel Waldo Field, 6o, shoe man. ufacturer and philanthropist, died yesterday at his home.
 A lifelong resident of Brockton, Field planned many civic projects, including expansive game preserves and the five-mile D. W. Field park way, covering 450 acres and includ- ing swimming pools. lakes and golf course. His philanthropies during 25 years were estimated to have totaled $5OO,0O0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01

four major political parties to the commission. The case had to be taken to court to get a fair com. mission appointed.
 Before Tugweil came to Puerto Rico. there were I2.000 government employees, now there are 10000, and the jobs Of 1000 are imaginary.
 These 1000 useless bureaucrats wander throughout towns and c0un- trysides doing nothing for the gov- ernment, but spread political propa. ganda for Tugwell and the pOpu. lar-eommunistic party"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01

may be requested in the first days Of 0praiton Of the plan.
 Employers will no longer be able to channel workers DtO their estab- llshments by seeking an empl0ye and directing him to go to the USES for referrai. The USES Will AL orders iil accordance with the greatest needs. and the previous planned ehannellng will be ruled out, it was explained.
 Municipal egnpl0yes, domestic workers, and new agricultural work CTS as weli as all paFt-tinse enl. pioyes. are the only ones excepted from the rules. Cities have been given the Opton Of coming under the controls f. they 60 choose.
 Tie new plan was formulated py the eFsa WIG lab0rsnanagelnent committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01

MT. Johnson was a member Of the Salem Lutheran church in haugatnek. He was graduated from haugatuek high school in 1886 and attended Renesselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. F., where he was q member of Theta xI fraternity. In the service from November I2, 1922 until October 6. iel3 when he was honorbaly discharged, he was with the sl0th Service Squadron, U. S. Army Air Force.
 Funeral services will be held at the Alderson funeral home, 20i Meadow street, Haugatnek, Wednes- day afternoon at 2:s0 with burial in Grove cemetery, Nangatuck. Rev. William Frendberg, pastor Of the Salem Lutheran church, will off. eiate. Friends may call at the tu. neral home Tuesday evening from I to Q o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01
StoIin Calls For Blows

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Workers Foil
 In Flood Areo

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 Moy Return

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AssoiI Priest For Red Trip

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uyTusweIl
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BUY WAR BONDS $ STAMPS
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StcbiIizotion PIon Here

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Man Killed
 In CorCrosh

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3ha is shat tllo 70 per cent tex Azs aans sp 9 fsE popular priced
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Invasion Doy Drows Neor

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8ne es fhe MFoaaBay chorus boys Aaa that % t0 winner. Had A9 op t ,ss Cafes and night clubs Nill have theiT points shaved ln haiF soon, It1l put them out Of buSls nass or deeper in the black market DeAdpan Kurt Hermann, the ln@ar hear, has a new baybee. She cells him Hnnehine. Vera Ray, tle alsoW gal, whose teller grew cold, soon discovered that M0M was hot, me loins the NOM "glamaEons" in sskila xseefeld EDllles" Prices f0e hfghf n Lathnania the black HlaFket gets el0 per 10. for butter, ~ per lb. for sugar, and el3 per lb. For bacon ~, Cugat As break iHHR fn q new Dome Dolly. The laet one was smooth and straight, Ihig ones Wavy When Moro Morales holidays from the Gtork, Ger siK weeks fhaay 25) Daelta and her crew from 1he LAttie Palm Wili RNlaee Raulette ood0agd's 6
 afae ls nn Admirai.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-01
Jurors Out In Sedition Case

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Whisky0 Only


LANSING. MAY 3 All alcoholic
beverages excepting whisky viii
be unrationed starting Monday,
May Is the liquor control COM
mission announced today.
The unexpected announcement
was made by Commissioner Felix
II. II Flynn who said the order
would be effective for at least Is
days and perhaps for a month or
longer. depending on available
supplies
Included m the beverages to he
ration card free are brandy, rum,
wines, gin and liquors such as
creme de menthe. Rum and wines.
however. have been off tho ration
list for some time.
Flynn warned that the an
nouncement did not mean that the
commission has been able 10 OBJ
tain an unlimited" supply of such
items as brandy and rum or gin.
but stocks are now ample
The commissioner made IL clear
that tho order does not in any
way affect quotas for SDDs or
other licensees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
CrOII
On Visit

David A. Croll. who left his
office as mayor of Windsor four
years ago TO become a private ir
the Essex Scottish regiment, was
home today on a 4S-hour pass
ma ior of infantry on his way back
to England.
Hope I'm in time for the big
show" he said,
For the last two years, Mai
Croll has been stationed II
northern British Columbia. Previ
ously he served with the regiment
in England.
ITS good tO he home" he re-
marked, as he ate a steak din
ner at Detroit restaurant
with his wife. his brother. DR..
Samuel Croll and Mrs, Croll
Croll. thinner than in his Wind
sor days, his hair tipped with gray
at the temples, unused:
ITS been great experience,
but well all be glad 10 get the
job done and come home. We
hope that date u not 80 far
away"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

TOKYO-Adm. Koga commander in chief Of Jap feet killed
in action. Page L.
NDIA-British imperial troops open counteroensive in
eastern India. Page NJ
INVASION FRONT-Nazs claim "demonstrative' Allied in
vason is repulsed. Page J.
RUssIARed bombers blast Nazs at sevasopol Page p
ITALY-Aied artillery action increased central front
page D.
AIR wAR-Germans report air battle with L. S bombers
over Romania Page 2
NEW GUINEA-MacArthurs troops round up Japs in
droveso after landings Hoanda. Page p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Socialist Labor Party
Wins Place on Ballot

LANSING. May ) (UPl Petit
tions qualifying the Socialist
Labor party for A place on the
November state ballot have been
filed with the secretary Of state
office. il was announced today.
The petitions. containing $50
signatures. were filed by Elmer
y. lie Tourneau Detroit, chair
man Of the party'S state commit
tee. and Anthony KoSs, Wyan-
dOtte secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Allied Trial Invasion
by NdHs

LONDON, May ms "A trial invasion
landing by Allied forces in western Europe was
reported by the Nazs today, coincidentally with a
pointed Russian warning of an impending assault
against the Reich from the east and west.
The Naz controlled Vichy radio the of the
reported Allied landing, according TO the London Daily
Sketch In Radio Vichy said its information by
way of Stockholm.
The Anglo-American general staff according to the
enemy account tried force the German western defenses
take preliminary for offensive by carrying
out a "demonstratve landing
The attempt Vchy continued did not achieve expected
results and the British and Americans already have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Dutch Empire Faces
British Plan CHANGE

WASHINGTON, May ) tUP)-
The Netherlands government-in-
exile soon will announce A plan
for postwar reorganization Of its
colonial empire on pattern SINH
lar to the British Commonwealth.
II was learned today
Holland. Dutch Guiana, Curacao
and the Dutch East Indies each
is expected 10 have a greater
voice in administration of its own
affairs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Peron Made Minister
OF War in Argentina

BUENOS AIRES. May 5 GNS)
The Argentine government last
night announced the appointment
Of Col. Juan Peron AS minister
of war in the cabinet of President
Gen. Edelmiro J. Farrell.
Col. Peron a strong supporter
of the neutrality policies of Gen.
Farrell also holds the post of
minister of labor and internal
security.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Gentle S Home Town
Maps Big Welcome

PIQUA, O.. May ) GNS)- The
hometown of Don s Gentle. D.
Near-old Mustang pilot who has
destroyed 30 German planes. to-
day made ready for the biggest
celebration in IFS history a vel
come for IT'S returning hero
Patsy Gentle. Don'S fatheF~a and
Frank J Cipriano an uncle. were
in New York 10 meet the flier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
LIBERAToRs SINK FREIGHT

CHUNKING. May ; (UP)--
u. S. Liberators of the Fourteenth
Air Force attacked a six-ship con-
voy in the South China Sea
Wednesday and sank a 4.000-ton
freighter, 1t. Gen. Stilwell an
nounced today They later sank
d 9O0-ton freighter.
P-40 WarhawkS attacked rail
yards in French Indo-China.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Battle On for Dates

AN ADVANCED s. PACIFIC
BASE, May ) CUP)-HoStilities
were intensified in a new kind Of
battle today-for dates with the
arrival on Guadalcanal of Il Of
the first L. s. army nurses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
RAIDS ON KURILES

American air raids on the Ku-
rile Islands began late last year
Tokyo also announced the APP
pointmenI Of Adm. Soyema To-
yoda as the new commander in
chief of Japan'S combined fleets.
The text of the Japanese com
muhique on Koga's death was re-
corded here.
Tokyo also reported that En-
peror Hrohito had lust promoted
the late Adm koga 10 fleet adj
miral, tho FIRST class order Of tho
Golden Kite and the first class
order Of the Rising sun IN recog-
milton OF his services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

ADVANCED ALLIED HQ.,
HANDY, CEYLON. May ) tUF)
1t. Gen. Stilwells Chinese
American troops have captured
Inkangahtawng. a Japane
strong point Is miles northwest
of Kamaing in north central
Burma. a southeast Asia COM
muniuue announced today.
Renewing their drive down the
western Mogaung Valley the AL
lied forces drove the japanese
from Inkangahtawng and pushed
the front lines half mile below
the town in the advance toward
Kamaing. II miles north of Mo
gaung on the Mandalay-Myitky-
ina Railroad.
Inkangahtawng had been one of
the principal japanese points OF
resistance in that area and It's
capture may speed the Allied
drive 10 Kamaipg before the mon
soon season begins around the
middle of the month.
Strong forces of Allied war
planes. pressing an offensive TO
cripple Japanese communica-
ton lines IN northern Burma,
have blasted the important rail
center Of Mandalay AZ well as
other key railway facilities IN
the area, ms reportedD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
0PA Probes
CifyGds Rise
Times Photo

The OPA and Detroit police
today were checking the reyela-
ton by The Detroit Times that
1914 city cars used 10000 more
gallons of gasoline in the last
year than in the II months before
rationing.
Storm Vanderzee. gasoline d.
rector for the OPA, announced
he was conducting an investiga-
ton of the allegedly excessive use
of gasoline as shown in the rec
ords of the city garage.
CHECK CITY CARS
At the same time. DPW Com
missioner William NJ. Walker
asked police TO check on and re-
port any city autos seen driven
after working hours or under any
circumstances which would indi-
cate they were being used for
other than city business.
Walker denied city employees
are using the cars for personal
driving 10 beat tire and gas ra-
tioning, but admitted no check
whatever is kept on the purposes
for which the cars are used. In
a letter to Police Commissioner
RalIppcpr Waller said.
at has come to my attention
that some city employees very
few I hope and believe-have
been using city owned sutomo-
bileS for other than city busi-
ness
ASKS POLICE AID
81 would appreciate II N YOU
would instruct your force To
report the license number and
code number Of any city vehicle
which Is obviously or appar-
emily being used for other than
the pursuit Of city activities.
"If YOU will refer these license
numbers and code numbers 20
me. along with the date and
the time seen. we will investi-
gate.
II am sending a copy Of this
letter TO all department heads
in the city"
Among the rules governing the
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

embarked. The Nazi report
did not attempt to explain
where or when the purported
operation took place.
ALLIES ARE SILENT
No hint of any such operation
has been given by Allied quarters.
The probability that such trial
thruSts may be forthcoming was
not excluded. however, since the
recent pronouncement by Prime
Minister Churchill IN which he
declared there VIII be many false
alarms, many feints and many
dress rehearsals -
The warning by the Russians
came in a Moscow radio broad
cast. 1t was given only a short
while after Berlin publcized a
declaration Of Nan confidence 10
repel invasion which was issued
by HItler'S chief propaganda, DR..
Paul Joseph GOebbelS.
RUSSIAN WARNING
The Moscow broadcast directed
10 the German people declared:
Combined blows from the
east and west are about 10 he
delivered. The three allies will
crush the breath from Ger
many"
GoebbelS' statement conformed
10 the usual line of Nazi Boosting.
The giSt was that the Germans
have had the same amount of time
to prepare defenSes that the Allies
have had 10 make ready for in
vaslon and that Hitler's forces
have arranged a host of surprises
which the Allies simply cannot
have taken into account.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Phil Baker TO Marry

HOLLYWOOD MAY : up
Radio star Phi Baker obtained p
license Yesterday 10 marry Inn
gard Erik. 25-Xear-old Danish
actress. Baker "a as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Judy 10 Ask Divorce

HOLLYWOOD. May ) GNS)-
Judy Garland screen star. will
appear IN court today 10 ask for
divorce from Sgt David Rose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Deny Canada Ford
Use of M0untieS
Jurist to Act
In Windsor Strike

The Dominion government
today refused an appeal by
officials of the Ford Motor
Co. of Canada in Windsor to
send Royal Canadian Mount
ed Police TO clear a path
through the UAW-CIO picket
line which has barred en-
trance Of company officials
and kept the huge plant
tightly shut idling 1900
workers.
L. S. ST. Laurent, Canadian
minister Of justice, notified Wal
lace r. Campbell. Ford president,
who was one of the officials re-
fused entrance, that he did not
think mounties were necessary in
Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
TWO JAP GENERALS DIE

The deaths of two japanese
generals from illness contracted
while on active duty also was
reported by Tokyo. A Domei dis
patch said MAJ. Gen kumao
OohaShl. head OF an army unit IN
China. and Mai. Gen YoShitada
Shimokawa, commander of s@galt
al the front. died on April ia and
10, respectively
Tokyo gave no clue 10 the scene
or circumstances sur roun d j n &
KogaS death other than II &C
CURED on the front line. an in
dication that his plane may have
crashed IN the, central Pacific or
over the Kurile Islands stretch
ing north from the japanese home
islands
Truk. JapanS main stronghold
in the central Pacific AS well as
other islands IN the Caroline
chain. has been under American
air attack since mld-Fehruary.
while l.. s navy task force sank
.25 Japanese ships. damaged is
others and destroyed or damaged
214 enemy planes in a three-day
attack on the Palau Islands March
Z9 through 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
In The Times TODAY

{ NJ McARTHUR. DENTIST
iii GriSwold, over kinse 5
Hours; 90, Sundays, 10-12.-Adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

NEW YORK. May 5 CUP)--
Dave II Morris. personal friend
of President Roosevelt and former
L. s. ambassador 10 Belgium and
minister ~ the Grand Duchy d
Luxembourg. died yesterday At the
age Of y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

The sun viii SCI at SIS m today
and rise tomorrow a. g.2i m
The moon viii rise Al b.5s p m
today and set tomorrow at 6-53 a nj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
3U. s. Sailors Killed
In Tanker Collision

WASHINGTON, May 5 GNS)
The War Shipping Administra-
ton disclosed today that three
L. s. seamen lost their lives re-
Gently when the tanker Sharps-
burg was rammed in a fog in
British waters by a Norwegian
tanker.
Among the survivors was Cadet
MidShipman Edward a Cudahy
III of Chicago, son Of Edward A
Cudahv Jr. president Of the
Cudahy Packing Co
SHEDD'S OLD STYLE SAUCE
A dressing mighty good on cheese,
meat, FISH, fowl or gams.-Adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

kOIliIlla
Battle
RACES

ADVANCED ALLIED HQ.
HANDY, Ceylon May 5 (UP)-
British imperial forces h ave
launched general counterofen-
sive in the Kohima area of eastern
India. a communlQue said today
while tank-fed +. s. and Chinese
troops burst through the main
defenses in Burma s
Mogaung valley and raced south
TO within is miles Of Kamaing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
NEW wALKoTT

A. The same time. a new walk
out partly married this slight
leSSeninc Of the most serious
strike situation the city has faced
IN months
Approximately zoo employees Of
the Riley Stokcr Corp lOl
Walker. walked of the job yes
terday closing the plant The
Riley corporation is engaged 100
per cent in war work. officials
SAID
Still shut down were the Nc
Graw and Military plants Of the
KelSey-IayeS Wheel Corp. with
3 500 IDLE and tho De Solo War
ren plant with 800 on strike.
a mass meeting of members Of
UAW-CIO Local Ia was 10 be
held al 10 q m. tomorrow in a
further effort 10 end the Kelsey
Hayes walkout. Both company
and union leaders have urged the
workers TO return.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
DISMISSAL DISPUTE

Causes Of the walkout. JAW
officials said. included dismissal
of a chief steward by the COM
panv and disputes over upgrading
Of workers
A telegram from the JAW
international. meeting in conven-
ton in Minneapolis. branded the
De Soto strike as unauthorized
In every respect" and instructed
NJ. w ENSaman president Of
Local ole. 20 warn the member
ship that If the strike did not end
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
SYMPATHY STRIKE THREAT

Justice O'Connor's arrival was
expected 10 ease the threat that
the membership of Local 1875,
UAW-CIO. comprising 5000 other
workers from feeder plants for
the Ford Co, in addition TO work
erS Of the Chrysler Canadian
plants, would vote to Join the
Ford workers in a sympathy
walkout.
a meeting Of Local 1875 is 10
be held tonight but IL was be-
leved any direct action would be
held in allegiance pending the re-
suits of Justice O'Connor'S visit
The 1000 workers. idle in the
JAWS dispute with the Ford Co.
over the form and operation Of
grievance machinery, included
1900 from three plants, 1000
clerical workers who refused 10
pass through the picket lines, and
1000 workers from feeder plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
ATTITUDE OF WORKERS

According 10 a report l
have received from one Of my
officials. the situation in Wind
sor is under control" ST. Lsu-
rent stated. The attitude OF
non-viOlence the Ford workers
have shown has been good
Meanwhile. Justice c. r
OConnor. chairman Of the Do
minion Wartime Labor Relations
Board. VIII arrive in Windsor TO-
morrow 10 aid IN an attempt al
settlement of the critical stop
page.
Justice O'Connor decided e
lend his personal aid after OK
preSsing hesitation yesterday
when the company ignored hi
original offer 10 do so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

DIR. ,. {. TooLK. DENTIST. 10
~ Lafayette at Mich. opp. City
Hall Hours 90. Tel CA. 66s1.
Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3
(UP)-Adm. Mineichi Koga,
5S, commander in chief of
the Japanese feet and one Of
the key commanders in the
seizure Of the Philippines,
was killed in action in March
while directing general oper-
atoms aboard an airplane' at
the front, a Japanese com
munique disclosed today.
His death followed by II
months that of his predecessor
Adm. lsoruko Yamamoto, who
planned and executed Japan
sneak attack on Pearl Harbor
Yamamoto also was killed IN ar
airplane while directing general
strategy on the front line in
April. 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Republic Aircraft
Workers on Job

Nearly 10000 war workers
remained idle in Is Detroit
arms plants today rs ,ffee
workers of the Republic Air
craft Corp. returned 10 their
jobs after voting TO end their
two-week strike.
Members Of UAW-C1O Local
SIT they decided 70 end the
unauthorized walkou' az Republic
a. a mass meeting sterday.
submitting 10 a back-to-worS
order by The War Labor Board
and two stern threats by the
UAW-CIO international OF diScip-
linarv action against local officers
and strike leaders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
ASKS POLICE AID
Former Ambassador Dies

CONTINUED on Page 9, Col. p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-03
Russell Street Church
Moves Nearer To Goal
For New Edihce

The senior Usher BOARD Of
Rufseil street BAPTIST church
reached its pcak IN drive TO
raise funds for building sunday
afternoon May rs
Tho board which worked IN
groups Of two Rod and Blue un-
dcr the direction ~ Mrs Ella
Johnson turned In sa3oe q Mrs.
a Sanford commanded Tho Blues;
Jerry Trammell The Reds
Tho fishers efforts ~ hrins
tho amount 20 $4,000 toward the
Sefooo gonl
The principal address was de-
lisered by Mrs Julia p Hill out
standing religious worker
a financial effort toward the
building fund is sponsored once
each month
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-03
SIMMONS PROPOSES JURY
TO REDUCE NUMBER OF
NEGRO SENATE CANDIDATES

Attorney Edward A. Simmons.
who vas candidafc for the
local council in me last munici-
pal election has announced his
candidaey for the state senate
from the Third Senatorial dis
trici Ilc has wriWcn ne follow
ING lcitcr which ne Tribune
passes on for Tho Indignation Of
readers
DNay "a 1874
MIR J Edward Mccall
Editor 81 Detroit Tribune
"2i4G 81 Antoine street
Detroit Michigan
~pear sir
"As yon must know. l ED
WARD g. SIMMONS. recently
filcd for state senator as a
candidate on Tho Democratic
Ticket from tie Ord senatorial
District Ny reasons for filing
Ncre these having pollcd me
highest number Of votes OF any
Negro candidate in The history
Of Detroit namely aa 5SS votes
last fall for the CRY Council.
Many Of my supporters, upon
learning Of senator Inegs
changing his PARTY. insisted that
7 become candidate 81 inc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-03
TRADE GROUP
HEARS OF TAX
INCREASE
Told OF Need For
Investment Firm

The MONDAY luncheon clsb
WAS callpl % order ls ihe pros
idcnt r 6 Rlmni and the n.n
,tos ~ ,ho ~. m.c,i,~ o.,. VI.
hy tho sssr,ts,y Miss tanf,e
small Mr. piaam rad fus air
rent ionics ,lip,ca from iho ~
trou Free pros conc anine ihe
doubling az ,a4 rorcifss dtirirr
,ho asf fcn n,asfhs az ,he Fora
Motor company rcachnr hflnn
dcllafs ~ asafs An ie,,rrstl
li'tlc story NED from rn