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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-04

Ernest Gubel and Eddie "Papoose" Griffin work side
Waterbury Tool The former Is five feet three inches
while the popular Washington Hill lad towers six feet six
inches. Ralph Bradley of the West Side and Gene
Czaplicki of Naugatuck, home weekend furoughs
interested spectators at the Industrial League bas
ketbal games at the Central Sunday afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-04

"Tbe Pelican" semi-monthly paper published by the
students of the College of ST. Elizabeth Convent N j.,
contains many tributes to the late Sister kathleen
HenneSsey), who dean of the Department of Educa
ton Sister Kathleen formerly of this city, died at the
college following brief illness We reprint one of the
vember "a brought to close life marked by boundless
energy and by glowing enthusiasm for her work head
Of the Department of Education in college, Her pru-
dent counsel, her sympathetic understanding of the
student teachers, her accurate and systematic ordering
of their practceeaching programs in outside schools
all contributed to her success in direction and super
vision But this not from ordinary motives
Sister Kathleens objective in training teachers dis
tincty spiritual One inferior teacher graduated from
on Catholic education but upon the Faith With true
missionary ZEAL therefore, she worked her assigned
portion of the vineyard Her schedule for every student
teacher arranged her assignment the board for
the next day. She died at her post true end loyal to the
last, to her lofty aims"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-04
Good Evening.
SOME LIKE IT HOT, SOME LIKE TT COLD

SOME LIKE 1T HOT SOME LIKE TT COLD
So you have arrived In Florida
Away from northern reaches
Have found yourself AKA
Not too far from the beaches.
You got your through reservations
Much to your delight
You had swell trip down
Though you did sit up all night.
So you have burrowed in
For jan, Feb. and Mar
Away from the cold and snow,
No wintry landscape to mar
Your vision at shutdown with
A sun going down wintry pale,
No verdure Of any sort
On either hill or In dale.
SO you have gone TO Florida
Do you think that brings me sorrow,
I've Just pulled my galoshes on,
I'm going skiing tomorrow! IN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-04

Andrew J. Itona of Leigh avenue, Thomaston has
arrived in the Field Artillery Replacement Training Cen
ter at Fort Bragg, N C. for basic military training He
has been assigned to Battery F. Battalion TO- 4h F. A.
Training Regiment After his initial training there ne
will be transferred to field organization
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-04

Dr. and Mrs. Leon H. Phaneuf of Mansfield Ave
the proud parents of a son. Ralph Henry, born
at St. Mary'S Hospital this morning. This popular
couple have other son, Dicky Mrs Phaneuf is the
former RoSalind M. StOddard of Fox Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-04

Good Night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-04
Tall Tower
Topics

iCiISiTH1I IN BY THE MAN IN TN TOWER
Evening star., 1944-01-22
MID WoMEN fc...

ExfERnNCED handling laundry short
see department; SS5 VIZ. to start. Apply
PHoTroGRxfHfHCe CONCERN has vacancy
for experienced receptionist in their por-
trait studio; must be . good proof passer
and salesgirl; highest salary and COM
mission paid to right girl. See Mr.. Norris.
II + WHoos, 1122 htR9iEE st NV o,.r,r., -, n.r
sonnel, accounting and mechanical depts.
Experience desirable. Opportunities for
adyancement In postwar future. Apply in
person. Q. w, A. employment ONCE, HANGER
No. g, Washin{ton National AIRPORT.
T. W. A. AIRLINE has opening for mail
training. excellent postwar future. Apply
~ person.. T. w. A. employment ONCE
HANGER No. 2. Washington National
IA GOOD STEADY POSITION with pcrma.
nsnt future is open for experienced ste
hour week. Va. day Saturday year around
you will like this opportunity. Apply Mis-,
Kane, Room 40b, Mills Bldg. 18th ant
Penna. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1944-01-22
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

CARPENTER-Alteratio and repairing
storm windows and doors. also roof repair
ing; work guar. Mr.. Ainsworth. Dl. .0122
CARPENTERING and brickwork. BY Job OF
contract, by experienced workmen. Call
CARPENTRY, any kind. 80 years. expert
ence: good work at the right price. w. H
FLOORS SANDED and finished, rms
yanssd s5 up Hsnkns WA so5s 81:
and refinishing: no Job too small. Quick
efncient service. Free estimates. CO.
GENERAL REPAIRS, no Job too small. all
work guaranteed; call 8 am. to 10 pm.
AID. 03OS.
saas1ns xn5ow serap,ns
PAINTING, paperins, seneral repairs; rea-
workkmaTnship: Mr, Ridenour. no: 3147
work, call Taylor 6747, Randolph org.
ehanic: immediate service. Trinidad 7i45
PAPERING, painting. plasterins, scraping.
carpenterins: tree est: no shortage Of help
PaFEk faiF aAsaINa aass Ia Quality workmanship
sanding. RA; 1920;
up per room: 1914 Washable. sunfast pa
kAb6ios kHPziRED I.ssrdisss trouble Q.
tubes; small shop and reasonable. 14lO
Parkwood pl. NV, Adems 02o5. 25'
Evening star., 1944-01-22
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc

CLEANING AND G.HW., 3 mornings.a wk,
10 to ], As cents per hr. and lunch. GE.
O6S2; phone to 9 pm. only.
GIRL, colored, desires. Job, full or part
TIM: city reference. CO. 24lo.
GIRLS, two, colored,. want part-time work
or all day no washing or nights. ia.
1850.
MAID, experienced, colored. for general
work: good cook; references. Jessie John
son, Chestnut 0S66. "a
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. desires posi-
ton caring for adult, from to IL am.
Saturday. Cali DE. 1856.
want lob days work. Drop card Elizabeth
Courm, GAINESVILLE, Nd. Can bring ref
erence 23s
WANTED-Bundle washings to take home
by first-class laundress. Call Annie
Toney, RA 0566
Evening star., 1944-01-22
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

pnsssssnAKS E @ Irvns sns
ExRGJrfvf Z. nH ARs' sIc soas soiIss. background.
several years varied experience IN per
recording hearings and minutes at meet.
weekly. Box 33-V, Star 23s
GIRL, coloYed. wants position CLERK. sales
lady; lEy, waitress or cleaning onces. DE.
GIRLS. colored. two: Mattresses IN hotel.
day or night work. Call NO. 2G42 Sat-
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored. wishes after
Isnat noon work stare. switchboard operator
MANAGER. hish-class suesthouse. apart
ment, or small hotel. desired BY competent
middle aged woman. Box GOV. Star. 23'
NURSE, practical, would like chronic case.
Free. Free to 1Isa trssei Good ref Phone Fails
NURSE. undersrad,ste, extensive exp,
wishes care semi-invalid or manaEinE
housekeeper' nurse companion Elk sa! sl9s'
NURSE. practical. eoiored, wants maternity
the best references. Call Mr.. Hull. sliso
NURSE. practical. colored, wants maternity
Or labor cases: Can s,ye 24-houI duty,
SECRETARY, responsible. experienced
5000; Available February 18th. Box
TEACHER, experienced, college graduate,
wants 2 or hrs. employment daily. Box
TYPfNG, Undressing envelopes or work of
any kind to be done at home. Lincoln
WOMAN. young. desires homework ad-
dressing envelopes or similar work. Box
5S-V, Star 23s
Evening star., 1944-01-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.,
ANNUAL MEETING Of the War Dept
FEDERAL Credit Union, Monday, Jan. oath
1914, at 7:15 pm in the Offcers' Dininc
Room at the Pentagon. All members are
requested to attend. Board of Directors
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
-, The annual meeting Of the stockholders
ton, Inc, will be held Monday evening,
January "a, 1914, at 500 O'clock in the
Northeast Masonic Temple. 523 Eighth
Street NE, Washington, D. C., for the
election OF six Directors whose term ex-
pires and for the transaction of such
business as may legally come before it.
=, There will be a meeting of the Directors
Immediately following
JOHN A. MOYER. President.
FRANK c. AUSTERMUHL, Secretary
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS.
OPEN WEEKDAYS AND SUNS
right on Route 1872 5 miles W. W. Moore,
Sandy Spring. Md: Ashton 2471.
Evening star., 1944-01-22
MOTOR .'RAVEL.

OFFICERS WIFE desires lady passenger
TO San Francisco, Southern route, leaving
Feb. or g; references EXCHANGED. WOOD
LADY desires Transportation to Los An
geles or San Francisco first Of Feb.; will
llipo 433S 23s
Evening star., 1944-01-22
HELP MEN.

One Of the best-known manufacturing
concerns ip this country. with a record Of
war, has an opening in Washington for 9
man who is physically ft, but reasonably
graft exempt. Grocery sales experience
desirable, but not essential; x43,76 a
week at start. plus automobile and incl
dentals. II interested, give ali particulars
Tedgarding d yourself In hrst letter. Box
Evening star., 1944-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING AIpins INA MAcHs' gurroushs victoI, sund-
Df5f sDpfNa lm mlthSks ltif Il new D1 Il 1873 oi.,n
factory packages. released BY oPA. no
priority needed. United, s13 14th st. NV.
Az; ;coND111oNERs, new pnuco, sllh.p.
sSinsleLroom units at ceiling prices. Your
Johnson i a1e &C.. e Re ouy ies7 new unit. A. s.
BABY CARRIAGE, ike ike new. prewar. fold.
ha$4 Ins; rubber tires steel construction. 60.
sAs1 IadSs cAsEHsH .as. .S5a asa 5s.
pletely covered with colored mirrors.
Ghsssapeake esss Plate & windoy GLASS Co.
aaSnum 1terssr Psd sad no so: s..s
FWo Wans reed size Dorcb E sbars s5 ady dys size So
new, new, $1,000; pairs curtain panels.
Sa focts ee panels go '9r e Ias
BED; an.metal duplex; metal sprinr
nssIs ss man h0SesRe seoRe.ss ss5 ss sssiies.i y
ane sSes drasef s 9sa ss'y sas
BEDROOM SUITE, 5 pieces, twin BEDS. soHs: IN:
twin size5: complete: 2 Chairs, small table.
srnpS aTIS Sc pak9ta IS9ta ave ne FIR: s2a2. 23s
moying. Edelman: 33o3 Georsis ave. 22s
BEDROOM SUITE a.: l chest Of draverA
! zI kneehole desk: reasonable. Randolph
BEDROOM SUITES, 3. slightly used. s..,
pm sonap@s prSs a6a Gs al S ay 52s dr o
ssyf sssso ESQ e. BILLION BILE tires; good
balloon tres al besasy ss6
BLANKET, new General Electric. Can
BOX DRAFTING INSTRUMENTS. adjust
able drawing table, 81 lax23h: laboratory
Sex ass sas Monroe
SSMEfass6isslIIlI5si SiSsis slIIs i4th ,9;s 81 7ss:
tank; meter; auto radio No. b574
Stsas &s % you sna plenty Sss S.s: ;asn.S Ss
GHMERAs@5x7 e0; Graiie1. aa. condition like
as
ss aboard yacht. MsRn2ss MoTs. POO Ss.ss q
IA J5 .ss.s ssssh oa ss and
Them te US tody semsrs 0as
FASH REe1srEEfsS ussd sst az ssl Nj Main l.ss ss
ssaaSa ssssassss ssss 9'''s Ssis. !" sssa
CLOCKS, several, excellent for once.
school or home: Seth Thomas. wall. s-day.
spring power, l2-in. face. oak and ma.
tall: S9,25 and S1075. WO. 1908.
CLOTHING-Girrs coat and miscellaneous
CLOTHING-Misses' coats, suits, blouses.
dresses, evening dress, size "A. 11o 18th
st. Sc. basement. FIR. 1923 after $50
9an' 9;m'' week days; 2 p.m.' Sat-. all day sun.
CLOTMNG-Men's suits, coats 1Sar.
& Murphy; also lady's fur and clotS
coats. dresses size 1914: shoes, RAJ
3323 Luzon ave. NV, Apt. 110. Gomez
lQnntinued on HaYt D =
Evening star., 1944-01-22
EMPLOYERS!

Are you looking for q reliable, college
with six years banking, years COM
entire stan and ";takins complete charse.
Are yoq i. ctIIn TtiIllinF sp Pcy $50 psr week Tor
ploye who is looking for . rood future
9th = s9od drm9 Then write BOX isl-V.
Evening star., 1944-01-22

one day, tuait three full days and
recetUe their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
ss'iS s. e. eas sss sth assh ~ nx st NV and
";sSs ST. S55E'iP 5S Windsor S an: :R vl'ss H:s
m!sss x9sn. sis 81 g ss2 t. :s NJ; nv and Mari
Russs msn 81 soss o Solu%SL L5stt. Hart
chfyy,I. chiiys! EE:nfhsYssi W: i! T. 9Th + ns
s ana Ras.ha Lsoa sss f. 1f"1snfs i4Hs ssr.9ss, St
s'' ksns Hosad is19 i2sl 3't Park
James ss,.s .KnGsh, h.. 2s, ss. Louis, Mo. .ne
Almas Duley. 90. $500 New Hampshire
Fis.t fys; nx st. nv. and Eleanor Cooke H. $3.50
John Wheeler. SO, Navy Yard. and Murie
ash.ld s@tR R4s 4s sth ioss 81 Gre Fleetwood ave.
g. 4si7 NolsS esb. Ra naa'lni 1a ATnston
sas kuSs ssee5s Hh.M1 H. g. s5s 5s quincy 1t
Oscar Duskett. 20; Nsyberry. s. c.. and
Calvin Johnson, %. Charles County. Md
and Florence Shorter, lS, 700 7th st
wils mn. qsmlIi0p Rn2nn FL 29s g3s.1 St ne. .nt
Robert Gardner. %, Navy Yard, and Jun.
Cash. 2l, 6209 Both ave-, Riverdale
Miles risg spll5ysn Ms1,,o g. Win9ps' Mnn' .ne
kAtt 10 rkry{l Tonv
william Rsssr; a: 5li %hittiesT5 s5 s. s.Inss nv
rd.. a silver Hs sprins, Nd. 80 ~i0' 0DeA.e'
and. Marion aisuere, rs, Pawtucket
HtsSss f%'sF i' T., sssa sss
MsssS,R SS;a Ds%S5, ;sS6,.I WIFI: m.,
Samuel Lakeland, 90, Richmond, Va.
and corine Rogers. Se, sOs ( st: nv
both Of s35 1 st. NV
mems Hospital. and Ada Fisher, se
Issued At Alexandria.
Eric Jack Lordont; 40, and Rosa Ross Carolyn
'0pr pre-, a 30 ee1' beth Of ri New SR' YORK OXEN o
Ralph SCHUBERT, 81 bert a. saarS5s and Gsdy'
-, both of Alexandria.
Garter; 5s; both Of w1shinston:
wia mln IS, & 6otn d "a Ae.sndfls ssS s,e m'~e".
ofnss Hssfn. is 9Sfn' 5ots 81 Ws.ninston " fna Doris
and Alice Behr, 10, New York
John J: Waters; q, and Mary L. Smith
David Scott Malone, 81. ouantico, Va.
s,sb.rd dGlsdyS L Jones FL AleXsndris
and Harriet E. McLaushlin, 90. wash
ington.
Issued at Rockville
Newt9n sotS 81 Gsdd Ro.tvs H. and Bessie sewel 90
John W, Arnstt, 81, WASHINGTON, and
Pasl sl,,l5 paws Ghssley,, Ghn.y,, A.: and Edna M.
Jean c. Holman 1s. sfsoetisf RocEviile. Mo' ana
Harry Lowery, 40, and Viola Hunter. 81,
Wilmer "; Rich: %. Berwyn. Md, and
Doris Doris Idelle Mullineuax, 1s. Gathers
clyde B. Williams 40, and LouelIa Good
=, all, 40 both of Washington.
barker. se; both et a Kensinston, stemlA Nd. Nd
soe sdtT nf 37 and Pearl Aron
Harry 3. Weiss, -2s, Takoma Park, Md,
~, ana Lucy q Locker, 21, ,Washinston.
'hsy synsk.T 81 sei'set betS q ' sosfv. and Lucille
Rubber may be synthetic, but the
will to victory must be genuine
Have you bought any War Savings
Stamps TODAY?
Evening star., 1944-01-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

5s fSs lGns sme S No bsI is ayssee vii
FRGfT saS AID IN fsi STORE
groceries: on account of illness sacrifice al
Sass Soaa RoeR s1s Ssa esEEK cHGkcH fh RD s E
Large store and apartment. immediate
6 st NV, National 1855 '-'e ~ 40
UPHOLSTERY and furniture repair shop
s sash Box sisx dGnS sts2 saGd business
LOCAL INVESTOR will finance builder Of
small houses or apis. in metropolitan Wash
on which builder can secure approval with
proper credit. Confidential Box 2l2-
yEWELRY and watch repair shop. about
SSoa Wsi.i;a repair work week. se5ooo. caii
sec; WITH PIC license Cal csh Atlantis
iSoLoREp wants at once a nice nice place 70.
RESTAURANT. beer, '' wine, food food. Books
open o, d6 for " inspection. 5000 over week end
HAT R2H CHE CHECK CONCESSION for lease, one.
year contract: high-class clientele. OLD
New s, { orleans lea ST Restaurant, 1914 18th st. NV
thing furnished. Buy present saleable
mdse: only. Very low rent. Money maker.
RooMISNtG HOUSE. IL well-furnished
rooms; rent, S65; vicinity 18th and M
NV; 5000. Gail no. 7i07 after pm. ~
BEST 6nt HOURS o. rs in town in the mornina
have been drafted or would not consider
selling. 429 Taylor st. NV. Phone ia 6001
23s
CASH BUYERS waiting to purchase your
rooming house. Don't delay. see us now
Thurm & Silver. 90S 9th St. MA 1854
causing permanent incapacitationl bowl.
ing alleys. 10 alleys. under same manage
ment for over 10 successful years: located
business district, s506 King St. Alexandria
Va: any reasonable proposition consid-
cred: low rental. liberal terms. Stanley
King. atty. 1O1 s: Wash, st. Alex. 4165
WILL SELL ON ACCOUNT ILLNESS
50-furnished room apt. house business
NV. with lease. Asking $4,000, part
cash. Best reasonable offer will set it.
Box lOO-V, Star o2s
Evening star., 1944-01-22

MEN-WOMEN,
DO YOU WANT TO EARN $50. 90 A WEEK
OR MORE IN AN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY?
Check these advantages:
No experience necessary.
Pay while learning
Generous bonus arrangement.
Opportunity for overtime.
Pension plan.
Free nursing service
Pleasant working conditions.
Free transportation
Take any Wilson boulevard bus to 7O7
North Randolph St, Arlington. Virginia; or
telephone Chestnut Sc.
Our employment office will be open
sunday from 10 am. to pm. for your
convenience.
ARNOLD LINES,
Washington. Virginia g. Maryland Coach
Co. Arliugtnn. YirRinia
Evening star., 1944-01-22
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY, JANUARY a. 1SlA
SITUATIONS MEk 3 WoAEN.

the 1st Of Feb with living quarters Ii
building not over 40 units. Phone NO
Evening star., 1944-01-22
1920 18th ST NV
SITUATIONS MEN,

=
ACCOUNTANT-AUDITO income tax re-
turns prepared, books started, kept part
time; reasonable. RA. 1928.
COOK. AND BAKER, ex-soldier. prefers
Job in home, Reasonable pay. room. board.
Call RE. 02S1. 6 to 8 pm.
FILIPINO. aged 40, 10 years experience
as private chaufeur; city or travel ex-
cellent refs F. Alquero, North O39s. 23'
yANTTOR, experienced, full or part time.
Call after l pm, AID. 6454. 23'
MAN, colored, with late-model ton panel
truck wishes work. Come or write. Good
man. 1900 10th st. NV. 23s
MAN, young. neat appearance. draft ex-
empt, as salesman, clerk, cashier, elevator
epfTas1r' Sei RH sizo si7 evenings week. to II pm
MAN young, wants permanent position,
can type, take shorthand, experienced,
ehcient, position must have advancement.
$1,000. David Goodman, 1918 Eye st..
PERSONNEL MANAGER, part time. for
small industry. Commercial. manufactur-
ing and construction exp. Box 104-V. Star.
PURCHASING AGENT, material control,
co-ordinator and expediter. Industrial en-
and mercantile experience. Ex-soldier.
kESsT5AdUKANT j 81 MGR: hotel Or club stew
s5sasss; famiIiaE Iesai labor: market
reS nd 1s Bon sfsl @
WOULD LIKE a PART-TIME JOB, not
over hours day or night. Wo. 1926.
Evening star., 1944-01-22
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH-Native teachers: conversational
method beginners, advanced student;
small groups. Senior Ramos Republic 1916
Evening star., 1944-01-22
PERSONAL.

MEETING ROOM, seating capacity Of 100,
splendid for club meetings and card par:
ties, etc: complete with chairs and card
tables: in Columbia Heights. on car line.
MI. Soldano ME. $500. ia. 1892.
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE engaged in re-
search wishes to tutor Spanish or seneral
subjects as partial exchange for room
and board. excluding lunch reasonable
CARPENTER and cabinetmaker, estimates
free, 35 yrs exp. All work guar. Call
an American who knows how. DU. .5Si.
LADIES' HATS REMODELED, blocked,
cleaned made from materials. furs. felts.
Vogue Hats, 1877 18th st. NV, EX. 391l
VACANCIES in prekindergarten boarding
ground: reasonable rates. oxford 25ss. 23.
GRADUATE NURSE, colored, professional
services part time, hourly, 10 a.m.-4 pm
FREScH sci' LESSONS given privately by
native experienced lady teacher. Can
HENRY h. CONRAD. or any one who
knows, ( his whereabouts, please contact
NCoME TAX RETURNS. audits, systems
5eS 55oeoSksEeeDihs services. B. H. Pace; vi
WATCH REPAIRING. 3 to 5 day service;
ali work guaranteed. s. Franks Jewelry
Co, l104 14th st. NV. nr: L. RE. 51lO
HEMORRHOIDS eradlcated py my owr
method Results effective for a life.
PHoNE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Mis-!
Powell. If you are n need Of loan u
to 5000 on your signature.
Evening star., 1944-01-22

Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. la,D, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, Dait three full days and
recetue their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddps.
Evening star., 1944-01-22

You Can Earn Extra Dollars
DURING YOUR SPARE TINE.
You can drive war workers to work and
keep your regular Job. The Arnold Lines
during rush hours 'u'e'
No experience necessary. Pay while
learning. Generous bonus arransement
conditions. No Sunday ss.A' WORK. "o'Ain'
II you can report for work between
the hours Of 8 and 1880 am. and/or be-
several hours work, please apply in person
At 707 North Randolph St.. Arlington,
Our employment ONCE will be open
Sunday from 10 am. to pm for your
convenience. Take any Wilson boulevard
ARNOLD LINES,
Washington. Virginia and Maryland Coach
Co, Arlinrton Virginia
Evening star., 1944-01-22

Rubber may be synthetic, but the
will to victory must be genuine
Have you bought any War Savings
Stamps today?
Evening star., 1944-01-22

Continued on Next Psge.I
Evening star., 1944-01-22
HELP WoAEN.
CLERK

Evening Star Newspaper has permanent
position for young lady as telephone clerk.
No experience necessary. Is to 80 years.
t0-hour week. Salary. $4,000 per week
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-10
Reu. White Hits
Housing Sabotage.
By Congressman

eff Detroit had had somebody in
Congress who would fight for hous-
ing for NegroeS-NegroeS would
have some decen, housing" Horace
White. candidate for nomination for
congress from the first district, told
the Michigan Chronicle this week
The present Congressman has been
opposed to public housing and has
done everything 10 sabotage public
housing for Negroes" he continued
White continued by saying that
there must be comprehensive Fed
eral Housing program for Negroes
but this program must be boltered
by strong private builders pro-
gram.
Race Riots can't be talked away.
we have got to provide housing for
our people Negroes are not inter
ested in rioting. but they are inter-
ested in getting out OF Easements
and attics and into decent homes, -
Horace White said.
Il feel that congressman who
fights for housing can get enough
housing" White said, "and intend
10 do Just that"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-10
STATE TROOPS
HELP INJURED

A chance To demonstrate their
ability 10 handle emergencies CHI
NAKED the three day period of Wig
orous training in army maneuverS
of the Second Military Police Bat
talon Of the Michigan State Troops.
at Joe Louis Springhill Farms. Sun
day.
The chance came shortly after the
troops had broken camp. a coll
lsjon Of two automobiles in front
OF The farm in which two white per-
sons were seriously injured
The troops moved in and took
charge. directing the traffic 10 avoid
congestion. while the medical Of
ticcr Of the battalion. Capt. Scipio
Murphy, administered first aid To
the victims.
John Dillon. white spectator.
told the Chronicle reporter that the
members of the troop handled the
situation with efficiency.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-10
Bryant Forfeits
1000 Bond In
AMLibeI Suit

PHILADELPHIA - Accused of
printing a story in his paper, the
New Era. which reflected upon the
character and honesty of three
bishops and the secretary treasurer
OF the AME church. Ira T. Bryant.
former secretary of the AME Sun,
day School Union at Nashville.
Tenn forfeited his $4,000 bail last
week when he failed to appear in
court.
Bryant was 10 have appeared be-
fore Judge Vincent A. Carroll OF
the court OF quarter sessions on a
charge OF criminal libel. When ar
rested May 10. after ne is alleged
10 have distributed copies of his
paper TO visitors and delegates at
tending the qusdrennial conference.
Bryant posted the bond.
Attorney for the accused church,
man said he was in Nashville and
would not come here for trial.
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7 0 FACE
STIFF FIGHT ON
SENATE FLOOR

WASHINGTON. D. C.-,NNPA)
A move 10 Kill the FEPC appro-
priation in committee before il can
reach the Senate floor was in swing
last week and is continuing. Sens.
Russell OF Georgia. Maybank OF
South Carolina. and Bankhead Of
Alabama. all members OF the APP
preparations committee, are ring
leaders Of the effort.
The 100000 fund was saved IN
the House by only 4 votes. 1919.
after having been scuttled first by
a coalition Of southern Democrats
and large number OF Republicans
by a vote OF l4l-l03
Sen. Russell said the FEPC Is dis
criminaiory in giving a group OF
Negro politicians authority 10 cite
employers and harsss them in time
OF war
A stiff figh. is expected. with the
outcome dependent largely upon
the stand taken by the Republicans.
The southern Democrats are solid in
their opposition 10 the measure. II
the effort 10 knock out the item
in committee succeeds. il will be
necessary TO try 10 get the amount
restored by amendment from the
floor OF the Senate.