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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
Board Investigates
WageRateD Disputes

and smelling companies and the
international Union Of Mine, Mill
and Smelter Workers OF the Con-
gress OF Industrial Organizations.
The Miami Copper Company. and
the international Smelling and Re-
Aning company and Inspiration
Consolidated Copper company. both
Of Inspiration. Ariz.. were directed
10 discontinue all wage rates below
$3.50 a shift "in order partially to
eliminate rates found TO be below
the minimum of sound and tested
going rates for the industry and the
area. and based upon racial dis
elimination"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

One hundred and fifty women
heard Atty. Edith Sampson Clay
ton plead for the unity of all Negro
women at the luncheon Saturday
sponsored by the Detroit Metro
politan Council of the National
Council OF Negro Women at the
Gotham Hotel. Atty. Clayton who
is third vice-president Of the Ma
tional Council. stated that women
are the backbone of the race and
that they must use today to make
tomorrow secure.
Jeanetta WEIGH Brown, executive
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
Wilberforce Had
Anniversary Is
100 Years Old

WHEREFORE. Ohio. - The
eighty eighth annual celebration Of
the Founders Day Wherefore
university was highlighted by the
address OF DR.. Rayford Logan, pro-
fessor Of history and head Of the
department OF history ak Howard
university. and. active I'm making
government surveys In Haiti Cuba.
and Santo Domingo.
His address centered around the
nucleus Of unfinished business.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
FEPC Conference
March 9At YMCA

Plans and techniques TO preserve
the FEPC will be discussed and sug-
gcsied at the emergency Confer
ence To Save the FEPC" on Thurs
day. March 9. at 800 pm. in the
auditorium OF the Central oranch
Y.MC.A., 1920 Withetell.
Senator Richard B. Russell OF
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

not only in the US. but also in the
Caribbean countries. He directed
attention TO the beginning OF the
degradation Of Negroes when Eu-
ropeans first started the slave
trade nearly FIVE hundred years
ago and pointed out that although
literal slavery had been abolished
long ago, there still remained the
unfinished business" of correcting
poverty, segregation, and exploita-
ton of the colored peoples OF the
world.
Bishop Reverdy c. Ransom, who
has been associated with Wilber-
force university as a student. alum
nus. and chairman Of the board of
trustees for sixty-two years. spoke
on the "Wilberforce Tradition,
which he described as one OF Negro
| leadership. cooperation and SELF
help.
plans 20 build the bnttleshfp USJS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

Georgia is one OF the legislators
fighting for its humiliation. while
Rep. Scanlon OF Pennsylvania pro-
poses making il permanent through
legislative action.
All voters are urged 10 attend this
conference to determine what future
course the life and existence Of the
FEPC will follow.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

WASHINGTON. - wage rates
based on racial discrimination must
not be allowed TO stand the Nom
ferrous Metals Commission OF the
War Labor Board announced this
week in a directive order in a dis
putc between three Arizona mining
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
Harlem Voters Excite Major Political Party BOsst
Chicago Jurist To
Speak Here Sunday

Judge Wendell E Green. Of the
municipal courts In Chicago. will
be the speaker at St. Antoine
Branch YMCA. Sunday. March II.
Judge Green will be presented
under the auspices Of Kappa Alpha
Phi fraternity. The meeting Is
scheduled for p. m, according 20
Attorney Joseph A. Craigen, pole
march Of Alumni Chapter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11
SEE LAUNCHING.
OF THIRD. PARTY.
IN | | STATES.

Launching of a third party move
ment in at least II other states with
a strong bid-for the Negro vote
was predicted here Sunday at the
conclusion of a two-day study con-
ference of third party leaders held
in Book Cadillac hotel. Called by
the Michigan Commonwealth Fed
Grafton and attended by $50 dele
gates. the third party leaders speed
ed their plans to place their party
on the state ballot and virtually
endorsed President Roosevelt for
fourth term by refusing to name
presidential candidate Of their own.
Leaders of the MFG indicated that
the next conference, which must be
called in seven months, will be held
in Detroit next July.
Recommendation adopted by the
delegates state that membership in
the third party shall be open to "all
the common people Of Michigan
who work for a living" and en-
phasized the enrolment of trade
unionists, farmers, consumers, pro-
gressives, professionals, and small
business people.
The MFG must gain II, $50 sigma
lures on its petitions, representing
one per cent Of the vote cast in
the last election before il can gain
place on the state ballot next
fall. These signatures must be OBJ
tanned in at least 10 counties, but
not more than IS per cent must
come from any one county.
The third party movement has
been opposed by leaders of the
UAW-CIO, including the president
r. J. Thomas and the unions o.
man executive board. because i,
conflicts with the national CLOS
political action program.
Matthew Hammond. chairman OF
the Michigan committee. declared:
There are many members OF the
UAW-CIO who are fed up on CLIO
political policies. Our party will
help get out the votes for President
Roosevelt by those who are in
Guided to vote for him anyway. nc
matter who the Republicans nomi-
nate"
Outlining the purpose Of the third
party movement, the recommends
tons said: 1T shall especially figh,
for control of those industries and
monopoNes where private owner
ship is threatening democracy, is
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

Outlining the purpose Of the third
party movement. the recommended
tons said: 1t shall especially fight
for control of those industries and
monopoNes where private owner
ship is threatening democracy, is
injuring the common welfare and
is blocking the achievement Of the
highest living standards"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

Plans 20 build the battieship U-SS.
Missouri took ITS tors Of paper. Save
this newspaper--all paperi
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

An gold produced in Madagascar
must now be sold TO the Treasury of
Free France.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-11

All rights TO sell or use products
or goods in the Belgian Congo have
been placed under government control.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
Seine River
Crossed At
Many Prints
Garrison al i5rc,'
Being Wiped Dnt;
Yanks Near Calais

Supreme lieadQUart~r Alice
EXpcditi0nary Force tJ.o >6
r~.n,..l -; ,.l...,.,
'-.|"o
''iI'N "''' "''\I''| ""itJ"aI"
allO eastward on a t'N. U1tlr-Wid'
front toward Germany and Bel
pjum today ON fine bp,Is- ur flee.
inr Corn,,n, ,,.h, ,,,.,ontI,.
''1@f' N''S'
Ntlt I'EIIE - Ett '"I Oh iiIlcS'
ne Selhc nat been eros ed III
halt Il dozen places.
Allied uI90as rp1antIn-elv hmm
,,nrnL H., ,,a,,,. g.,
'i[ -
-'dI' '-diir@' 2i% N'iIiCIta my 30
tanks III the past u hours.
App!p%I!"HtgiE 3Iu u...~ behind
the man ii~t.Jin" 'front.' %r".rUiH"
horthWcs' and >DJtHcaa, Of Paris, an
aII-oui land, err and sp.s a'}.'.. Wa5
launched Dn the Dc5.c1ci German
garrison al HGest. t', tte IL tH"
Breton peninsula. This attack b"
Cnlted States troops "as supported
by hundreds 9L- Americans anal Bri-
tlsh bGmo"r5, and the GIn@ Of Tho
famous Brush battleshlD HarePjto.
htcI Nations troops were
i?r'"lF ~;i4UidatiDg the German
pocket below the Seine, now
turned to a graveyard.
Amc.icln troops h4.. ac,zcd FL
bcus. - miles from tn" mouth Of
the Seine. Tie Gamblers arc~ APP
preaching Poht~"udcm"r, is m'Ic+
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
Mass Raids
Are Made In
Finn Capital

,.oH York. Aug rs. -(Ap)-Fm-
r'I} B. lice blocked all roads leading
ONT of I!oIsinki at dawn yesterday
and tagged mass raids through the
capital until carly this morning, The
Finnish radio Said today, in a broad
cas- That failed to offer any explain
ajlom Of the action.
The broadcast, recorded by FEEDER
AT communications Commission MON
i'ol said "rcsults have been very
satisfactorily and that about soc
people We're ilrtclT)gated, as their
identity papers were not in order.
Since the raiu cOnlnuCd INTO the
early hours of this morning, further
o'jatif viii be made known later
the broadcast said, adding that the
MN 'cr of the interior 'cNprceScd
ms satisfaction at the manner ~
winch the raids were carried out
All ships entering harDurS and
Trans reaching stations were IN
SpCc)Cd, inc broadcast said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
Surrender OF
Paris Made
Friday Night

Paris, Auc. 25.-(APl -fDe-
h,,di-3:'o pm.-lhr final I'M
conditional surrender OF Pafl,
wa, signed at Is r,m. tonight IN a
hare, dizzy BAGGAGE masters OF
flee in Ncntnarna>>f railroad
station in Par.H.
Seated At tbs cuhbyho'c at an
u~rnairtetl wooden table was
General Dietrich Won Choiti'z,
German commander of the Paris
garrison. He first faced Briga-
die. General Jacques ieclcrc,
and then a United States corps
cGmendcr. and S.rnca the Il
to MS trooES, which said:
"EcsiStanc2 in the military dis
trict and defense unintS is m
medatcIy to be stopped. (Sicn-
cd Won NhoItitz. General OF In
fantry.'
Conies Of the surrender order
immediately were given to Ger
man officers, who were escorted
by American, British and French
officers in jeepS to parts of the
city where German units were
i,gntinS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
State Department Denies
.Japs Demanded Assembling
OF Feet Al Pearl Harbor

the course of hIS visit hero IN 1871
or did any other Japanese rcprcs-
cntatiVC-ralse Il question with this
government that the disposition Of
our naval forces in the Pacific was
likely to prejudice the success of
the conversations then taking place
between the two governments.
"FurthcrmOrc, the State Depart
mcnt did not at any time raise This
question with the Navy OF Wan De-
partments."
Sapuro kurusu was the special
japanese envoy who came here for
peace talks" in l94l.
MagnusOn's account Of the report
he had heard was that Kurusu pro-
tested to Secretary Hull that Amer
lean naval operations IN the Pacific
were giving militarists in Japan rea-
son for blocking Kurusu's peace eff
forts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26

Washington, Aug, &C. AP)-Thc
State Department declared today
that japanese peace enjoys IN the
Immediate prc-Pearl Haro"r period
never raised any question about the
opposition OF American naval
forces.
The department issued a state
mont in comment on assertion maze
by Representative M~aGnuSon, WASH
inston Democrat, in his home state
The representative told the Seat
file Post-IntelligenCcr there were re-
ports both in Washington and on me
pacific coast hat the Japs maze
a patsy out Of the State Depart
ment, contriving to have our fleet
bottled up in Pearl Harbor, where !,
could easily be dealt a death blow
in l94l. ~
The State Departments state
mCrt, ~
at 40 time did kuyuSu, during
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26

IN MILITARY AREA

New York, Aug. 26.-(AP)-
General Dwight Fiscnuuurr
broadcast an order tnd,y to tho
French in tlSaCc-Lnrraine Dor
dcrine Germany, telling them
that already they arc in the
rear area of military opera
tons" and they should be in the
theatre of war, the British radio
said. The broadcast wa record
cd by Obs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
Martin is
Named Secretary
State Democrats

Durham, Aug. 26.-(AP)-William
- tm}tCad, chairman Of the State
Democratic committee, today an
nouhcco the appointment OF Leroy
MARTIN, of Raleigh, as secretary OIL
,he committee, and the opening OF
,hc headquarters in Raleigh on Sep
>embcr IS.
Martin, vice president and trust OF
liccr of the Wachovia Bank and
'fu company in Raleigh since 1888,
served as principal clerk Of the State
Hcn"tc from 1925 to 1888, Inclusive,
ana has been active in the affairs
VI me Democratic party, Umslead
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
Commander
OF Germans
Surrenders
Berlin Denies That
He Has Capitulatcd;
DcGaullc in Paris

London, Aug. 2G - (Ap)
French broadcasts from Paris
today declared the capital. SYM
Dol OF liberty, again was free of
inc German yoke, although the
N2zls. declared fighting still was
gong on.
General De Gaullc proclaimed
the liberation Ct the capital tc
cheering crowds last night, and
Paris radio declared the German
commander had surrendered.
Supreme Headquarters said only
mat moro Allied armor and infan-
Try are n Paris, following entrance
ol the second French arnorcd d.
VISION Friday morning, and all re-
Sls'ancc in the southern and south.
western outskirts has been avcl
come"
Radio France at hIeicrs as
serted carly this afternoon that
all Nazi resistance in Paris had
ceased.
Berlin broadcasts denied that
General Wcrden, COMMANDING
the Paris garrison, had cauitu- "
lated, and said troops in the cap
i!3l area still were fighting Al
nci columns and the parlj,ans.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
ROMANIAN PREMIER
is REPORTED SLAIN

h"rne. Switzerland, Aug. rs.
-'AP)-A dispatch from the
SWISS Italian border today said
Marshal Ian AntOnescu, dcpOs-
ca Romanian premier. had been
a~ssassinatcd during the coup
uetat that placed ROmania in
The Allied camp.
The dispatch came from the
swiss Telegraph Agency, which
quoted the Italian news agency
". There was no confir-
mation. q ,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
GERMANS
LEAVING

LCndOn, Aug. 26.-(AP)-Thc
Ankara radio today said the Ger
mar army had left Sofia. the
capital of Bulgaria. and that tee
O0ly Germans left we're two Ii
aiSon officers.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-03
- Ne gre! -je ponovil Fro

- Ne gre! - je ponovil Fro
- Ne gre! - je zopet powell
besedo nesrecni gospodar. -
Zobci Sc ne dotikajo, kolesa sto-
jijo. Neki kos Sc ie najbrz IL
gubil. Jozefa, sal vesm- Sc je
obrnil k zeni - koliko sem
zrtvoval, da sem iz Mainca ma
roeil strojnika. Dal sem mu ma
crt. Pogledal ga je in S smehom
dejal ITO je zelo lahka stvar.'
A sedaj, ko sem rnu dial posa-
meme dele A k A, B k B, kajti
vse je numerirano, nj vraga, ki
bi jih mogel sestaviti! Obup Sc
me loteva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-03

Tho SO Sc vsedli k mizi. Ba-
ron je zadusil notranjo jezo.
Mnogo je pill in ase je easom
tako razgrel, da 81 je dovolil
prav neumetne sale. Jozefa je
radi tega mnogo trpela. Bila je
Sc bolj bleda ko navadno. Tho
je vrsila svoja gospodinjska o.
pravila. Froben Je razumel ze-
nina cuvstva. Jesti nj mogel. Ma
prijateljevem obrazu je videl
jezo; ma obrazulepe zene pa po-
gum, odlocnost, a vendar nepri-
krito skrb in vsiljevala Sc mu
je nnisel, da je ravIlo on prime
sci zalosa V to hiso. Govorili so
zelo malo. Ko pa je bilo prime
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-03

Froben trdi, da imam slavnega
sorodnika.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-03
Odpoued nesrecne
zene
..I
ROMAN
Po w. Hauffu priredil Franjo Kolenc
L0E IL
ROMAN

ner Jo Je porocil, ker Je blla ze-
10 lepa. Nesreena zena!
v oceh mu je zagorel srd. Ia
sovrazil je moza, XII je tako ne
usmiljen nasproti slabotni zeni
in il povzroca toliko gorja. Do
nesreene zene je cutil globoko
spbstoyanje. Mucenico je yidel
v njej. Prizadeval 81 je, da bi
jo tolazil in il viii v srce po-
gum.
- Vzemite vse to tako, ko
da sploh nisem govoril - je Sc
petal. - Vidim, da vam povzro-
ca zalost. Faldnerju nj treba O
tenn vedeti nicesar.
Jozefa je zacudeno strmela
vanj. Solze SO Sc posusile in
Frobnu sc je dozdevalo, da so j
oci ponosno zasijale.
- Gospod - je dejala zena
vzravnana - ne morem verjetl,
da bi bilo resno misljeno, kar
ste sedaj povedali. A bodi kar-
koli, vedite, da med vami in
Fsldnerjevo zeno ne more biti
tajnosti, "a katero moz ne bi
smell vedeti.
S temi besedaml Sc je pono-
sno dvignila, priklonila in sla IL
sobe. Froben je hitel It'll "a n njo,
da bi prosil odpuscanja. Premi-
sill Sc je. Saj hi morda zopet Ii
nil kako neumnost. S poveseno
glavo je hodil po sobi. Jozefa
mu je bila prava uganka. Izdala
Sc je, da je nesrecna. Jokala,
vzdihovala je, ko je tozila, da je
moz trd in je ne razume. A Sc
daj, ko je slo "a to da hi pred
nozem il previdnosti zakrila emo
malenkost, je vzplamtela.
- o, kako plemenita je ia
zena - je vzkliknil. - Kako
velika. Mlada, devetnajstletna,
tako mocna.
V srcu Sc je vzbudilo do ME,
do mucenice vedno vecje spo-
stovanje. Ma drugi strani pa je
rastla V MEM nevolja nasproti
Faldnerju, XII je tako krut, da
tepta po obcutljivem srcu svoje
lepe, dcbre zene.
TX.
Baron Faldner Sc je pred obe-
dom vrnil. Jozefa ga je spreje-
la, kakor navadno, prisrcno, TO-
J da on Sc je kmalu iztrgal IL OBJ
jenna lepe zene.
- Kar zblaznel oi! - Sc je
obrnil proti Frobnu, ne da bi sc
nadalje sploh zmenil "a zeno
kateri Sc je stemnilo pred ocmi
. ko jo je skoraj pahnil cd sebe
- LIE pomisli! IL Anglije sem
narocil en- stroj, Xxi me stane
4 cgromne svote. In sedaj, ko sem
\ mislil, da je vse v redu in lah'
4 Ike zacnem z delom, stroj ne
| gre! PRAY res, clovek mora OBJ
upati!
u Nervozno je segel z roko ,
i glavo.
II Ljubi moz 49, je dejals
Jozefa in je obledela. Tezko j
je bilo, da Sc je moz tudi pret
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-03

jala:
Danes zjutraj mi je tvoj
prijatelj pripovedoval cudno
stvar. Kakor yes, sva veckrat
tozila radi mole temne pretek-
losti. Sedaj naenkrat pa gospod
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-03
(Nadaljevanje)

NANesA%AJNS0AJSy
Usoda me je vcasih ma
prav poseben nacin preizkusala
- je nadaljevala Jozefa. - BIZ
la sem edini otrok in tako sem
pogresala veliko dobroto, da bi
imela brate in sestre. Stanovala
sem med tujci in tako tudi So
rodnikov nisem imela. Oceta
sem samo enkrat videla. In tako
razen matere nisem imela niko-
gar. Ona mi je bila vse. Ko je
umrla, sem stala svetu zapu-
seena, kajti med tolikimi mill
joni nj bilo niti enega cloveka,
h kateremu hi Sc lahko zatekla
Cost jo je prekinil.
Vasa matt torej nj bila
Lavra Tortosi!
- Ne vem, ker mi tega nj po-
vedala. Gee jo je vedno imeno-
val lie Lavro. V listinah, XII so
ostale po njeni smrti pa Sc ime-
nuje Lavra pl. Tortheim.
Izvrstno! - je veselo
vzkliknil Froben. - Tortheim
nj mic drugega ko Tortosi. O
tenn pcica tudi slika, v kateri je
spoznal don Pedro Lavro. vi
niste sami ma svetu. Imenitnega
sorodnika innate, in sicer " ose-
bi don Pedra de San Montanjo
Ligez! o, kako DO vas MOI We
sci tega slavnega sorodnika!
- All, moi Bog, MOI! - je
bolestno zaklicala zena in 81 z
robcem zakrila obraz. - Slabc
poznate Faldnerja, ako mislite,
da sc Go radoval mad to novice
vi ne veste, kako je nezaupljiv
Kar je njegovo, velja nekaj, vse
drugo je V njegovih oceh mic
Sal - je nadaljevala trpko -
sal sem 81 morala steti V cast
da me je porocil. Ali mi nj tre'
ba-je krcevito zaplakala-se
sedaj dan ma dan slisati, da b
bill lahko stopil V zvezo maj
odlicnejsimi druzinami in da sc
Sc mu ponujala zelo bogata de-
kleta? Ali mi ne rece vedno, kc
je jezen, da je mole plemstve
novo, da o materlni druzini ne
We nicesar in da so nekateri cla
nj obitelji Tannensee v Svic
navadni trgovci.
Frobnu Sc je zacelo jasniti.
Prisel sem torej v hist
nesrece, krog nesrecnega "a
kona? - je dejal SAM pri sebi
- All, torej nj postala njegov;
zena il ljubezni, marvec je bils
prisiljena privoliti VI zakon, kel
je bila sama ma svetu. In Fald
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-03

Knpujte voJne bonde in vojno-varce-
valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
osisce In vse, kar ono predstavija!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-03

seno ma mizo sadie in je Joze-
ia streznikom namignila, da so
odsli IL sobe, je globoko vzdih-
Mia in zardelim obrazom de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Bankruptcy Petition
Filed by Ma(hinist

Listing liabilities of S3l14S2
against assets of only $3.50 Jacob
Softer. a maChiniSt of 2655 oak
man Court. today filed . petition
in bankruptcy in federal court.
Biggest liabilities listed are a
second mortgage Of $4,000 held
by the First Mortgage Bond Co.
and first mort CaCe of $4,000
held by the Bankers Trust Co
Softer IS a former real estate
operator,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
q Men Win
Promotions

The war department today an
nounced the temporary promotions
of nine Michigan officers, four
from the Detroit area. They arc
I'd Lieutenant TO LIST Lieutenant
Fredr-itF Hutchinson Birmingham, Nl
Robert tdEctt 1852 Mutefsl Detroit
boru
D1nn stone 19o03 pafse Lane Crosse lie
Robert ~ .Dnnald JACKSON
Andrea Cunningham Lt0minSitr.
Leonard Maxi Ramsey
Cyrtl miller. Rochester.
Ned Banton. saginsV,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Pontiac Gas Dealer
Suspended by 0PA

c. Galbraith. operator of a
gasoline station in Pontiac, today
is without the right to sell gaso-
line for the duration.
His license was suspended yes
tcrday when arraigned before
Frederic Glover Jr, regional OPA
hearing offlccr,-on charge of
accepting counterfeit coupons for
1851 gallons Of gasoline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
BY Roy Crane

HIS ambition 70 become a physician,
this llth grade studcn, Of Highland Park
High School is saving part OF his slS-a-
week route profits for college education.
Charles serves Detroit Times subscribers
IN laBelle and Kendall avenues and has
increased business on his route from IS
customers to $50 in the few years he has
been . carrier.
Jackson is 10, lives at 1862 Kendall
and is a member Of Berea Church, Hhh-
land Park High school R.O.TC., and The
Detroit Times Carnrc Athletic League.
Like other. Times earriers, Charles sells
and delivers We Stamps as contribution
10 III, var effort tie has soId more than
10000 stamp, 70 far.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
81 WISHING WELL 81
By MacLean
BY Wall Disney
Detroit Timsi
her own and mine!
BY Jimmy HetIo


TTERE IS a pleasant game Will you message
II every numerical puzzle designed TO spell oot
first name TIE nunoer
OF subtract IL the NUMBER Is Tess tnah
add key number start al he upper ei.
check every one OF your KEY
numbers right Then read the message the e''erS uno
the checked figures give you l229
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
w ar bond EeeaIeemaerS
Shove Marines Out

The Office which recruits ma
rtncs 10 fight the war IS under
order, today 70 move out Of the
Federal Building 10 accommodate
long lines Of civilians who want
10 cash IN war bonds used 10 fight
tho war
The L 6 marines recruiting Of
hro WHICH occupies 1000 square
feet on Tho second floor Of the
building has been ordered 20 va
cate oy Fcb. 4 10. provide more
space '0r fhe public 10 have Their
uar bonds certified. u was re-
ttalod
WIiblrt c CARED. assistant
,todi-n of the building. admitted
the order was gwen despite the
tact that several bids had been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
Engineers TO Honor
VIEW Commander

A testimonial dinner will bs
given tomorrow night in the Book
Cadillac Hotel by the Sixteenth
Engineers. Post $50, VIEW. and
the Sixteenth Engineers Associa-
ton in honor of Carl ]. Schoen-
niger. national commander Of the
VIEW.
Schoeninger is an electrical en-
gineer in the city's departments
of buildings and safety engineer
ing and is the third member Of
Post $50 to serve as nationkl
commander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
Nszi Line C.t Six Places

LONDON Jan = 1'P'-
Partisan guerIlias have CUt me
GyIman-controIlcd r8l line be-
tween Zagrcb and Belgrade IN SIX
places I'M Croatia, a Yugo>laV
communicate announced TO-DAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
Mercury Approaches
Record for Date

For the third time In 4 week
weather bureau records were
threatened today a. me mercury
climbed toward the All time record
hIEn for the day established In
1914
Al = p M i' VAS Is and fore
caster, predicted the record of %
would boz reached Twice early
thi, week All time high records
We're Nma.rod