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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
Attends Dedication

WASHINGTON CAMP ~ 4
s,mmission ~ Baptist elerrymen
attended 'he dedication n the new
10000 l.of' Carey Mission 'hlrch
and hool At 81 Marc. fai'l re-
Gently.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
NAACP Meet In June

NEW YORK = tCNs)--All tnah
Of The Il events carded In tho Aail
Athletic Association track ani
field championships. which VII
see many Negroes as ealiheS
will take place AZ night. June IN
The Marquette University Sla3tn.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. II has bssa
announced.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
'NABBED FOR POSSESSING
MARIJUANA CIGARETTES


Willie shorter. II. 5au7 VII
liams. is being held for violat-
inc tho state drug law. 4 war;
rant charging the defendant with
he violation was signed Nav : by
judge Donald NJ. Nanzile in Re-
eofders court.
Shorter was arrested by Pa
trolman chester Andrews and
Patrolman Albert Fletcher OF the
sth precinct. The officers said
that they went 70 n WV post
on complaint that there was
fight They were told that
Shorter was one OF the men in
VOWED in tie alteration. They
wen 10 1853 McGraw where
they claim they found the defend
ant with some object In his hand
They searched him and folnd two
similar objects which turned on,
10 no mariiuana cigarettes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
Labor Leaders Urge Campaign
Against CONSUMPTION Threat

NEW YORK CITY (WpL)--
Relying the curren, belief thai
tho issue OF pcaceiime military
training Is dead Congressman
woodrum OF the House Select
Committee on Postwpr Military
Policy. has arranged for hearings
10 he held before his committee,
June 10 rs.
Pressure from tho War Depart
men, and the American Legion
chief advocates for peaeetime
CONSUMPTION. win have 20 he nc
Immediately II the measure Is 10
be defeated. declared Workers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
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MICHICANDERS
OVER HERE AND OVER THERE


9Th ARMY GROUP. Geimahy--
front-line disease. trench foor was
kept al a minimum durins the
worse winter sine valley Fosge'
due 10 the combined cflolis o. ths
Medical Corps and 'hc Negro
laundrymen Of The Sssth Garter
master company
Trench foot. caused oy long con
tinacd exposure * ihc Zee, 10 VIC,
and celd. threatened % M, many
T. 5. 7th Army doaehboys out Of
action on General jafob l.. Doseis
f.h Army Group mountain front
These laundrymen aided in he
rhN ot The disease ~ providing
combat mon with clean fresh
stockings tai.y ani enabled IRE
aaeri thange.ihat kept ,hc dough-
hoys fee' dry.
Michlgan men in the company
were PIC. Leroy sims. 1880 Sher-
man: III IL. Williams 4. Sklad-
nn>ki. Isls5 Park side a,enue; Cpl.
Ernest {. Gillum. 6loo Stanford
street: PVT. todfre, Whitehead.
.5s9 Richmond a,enue; and Pvt.
Luther Prison. II Meade street In
VT. Clemens.
erH ARMY GRoJP Germany
Among 'hs first Americans 20 haul
ammunition across the Raine river
10 the seventh Amy hiidgchcad
forces ~ Gene al JACOB T. Dovers
e,h Army GROIN. We're the Negro
truckers ~ the 4sS,h Quartermas-
ter company
These men dove ihcpr 2ig-ton
trucks on round-,rp Of $50 miles
10 carry tons Of ylally needed
ammunition 20 forward dumps
There combat UNITS PICKED up The
shells and hauled them 70 the ar
flory tanks and ienk cestrosers
MA, d pounded ne way FOR swift
aavancc 'ha' Kept the German
forces Keeling.
MICHIGAN men in the company
orc PVT. William 4. Pruifi. BIG
HambIin. Battle treck; Pic. Jesse
Rrorn, Jr.. 9lli Good~ln street.
detroit: and Pvt. samuel 7. Gil
bert. $50 \. First street. Highland
Park.
sTH ARMY GROUP Germany
Almost 200 miles Of vital iele-
phono iyine The Allied forces to-
re'hcs from ~ Normandy beach
~ TO deep within crumblins
Germanv arc the work 81 the
Negro men aud White officers Of
me 4sath siepal Heavy construc-
'io. winch supports General Ja-
cob l. neyers 9Th Army Group
BOYS from Michigan are Can't
Huber " Lynn stis Beacons-
ficia cnl Ivory chauey 2ol2
JOS Campau Pfc James shields
1910 F. Euclid ST. Cpl Walter
Pickett 4ell 18th 81 Cpl David
A. Badger Jr 7e7 Iona Ave
Grand Rapids Cpl Claude Ware
c3oi Norman ST. Saginaw AMI
Pv' Garland \. Palmer lil4 y
Second St. saginaw.
WITH L. : FORCES France
4 prisoner of war camp large
enough TO accommodate 20 cap
'ured Germans has been erected |
nv Company + OF the l3l3ih In
rlneer Regiment stationed IN the
Disc Section, Communications
Zone. France.
In the company IS sset no
land Pugh OF SOS Leicester. De-
troii
Captain George B. Chopper. OF
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-08
THE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

What Francc dnes sh8uld n
heI 1Rn busnsss bur vhsu ua
Ion H. end pick up 'he check
after they go IN a carnsr and
heller fm help. wc shwlo have e
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iHr assistance. f.II fhem q. 5000.
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SOCIETY


Mr. end Mrs Charles Percy
Curry of 32l peacon Lane. an
u0urce thc engagement and APP
preaching marriage ~ their
daughter. Miss Giorina Emma. %
Join Carbone. US Navy. son q
Mr. end M Ralph carbone. 81
Chicago. 90
The Wedding win take place
on tire evening Of Monday. No
vcmher ~. az 80 O'Clock. IN the
Saint Paul Episcopal Church
Father JAMES Mcconnell will
officistc a. the ceremony
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BOOK REVIEW
CONTINUED from rage onsI

fee ducks. thc great Csracara
HNNk. tHe Cuban quail Cuban
suuh.l creme pigeons and
tRts. wa.aAs and parrots. ana
re other ,lskous. Httl, cariess
Fis. "a, h4umugaIda. ere
n,MIs al ai brilliant plumage
md gorgeous sights o. be- seen
49,. her, hu1 especially against
q Cunan sunset
Cav, hunting IS coming into
...tut.ilC If.mlutule m Cuba
- manF ueU ,Kplorations 60
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e- g. lntcr@tltgls discussed
- am ~ aJtlr house bats WhlCh
hang 4ndtl the caves. to the fish
fHg tat ahieh dips into the Sc
81 right to gain Us food. % the
hugrf baf which can give 9 nasty
bite
Giant f...4-es.. .loths CruCo-
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Creatures Hat, hesn discovered ln
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-08

NEW YORK.-G0vernwenf N
Canada oxerates thr0aah three
main hranches. tise Federal Par
lament and provincial legislature,
Federal and proxlacial executives
and the mdicial system.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-08
LEGION AUXILIARY
WILL MEET TONIGHT

Arthur Sawyer unit No "a.
American Legion Auxiliary viii
hold its regular meeting tonight
Thursdavl a. 9 o'ciock 81 the
Legion Honae. Southland and
White street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-08

BARRIERS HAVE SON

Mr and Mrs George Barber.
ST.. are the proud grandparents
II q boy born November ! ~
Mr. and Mrs Donald Barter a.
Little Roek. ARA.
Ire neW arrival weighs 8
pounds, Z ounces Mother and
baby are reported Doing fine.
Pc. Donald Bartxr Is Stationed
at Camp Gang bcll Kentucky.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-08

CHICAGO.-Tae wcst coast Of
Colombia. with go inches q
rainfall recoried IN . year. Is
me most humid region Of the
western world.
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dtais whlrh E.ty us reason Co.
HoFe that peupie have sttn nea
Hghi Win Gai help ant ulth
"u. suppoft sni tHt Easd vIII 81
other ratHu. aui usap..-. 81 cam
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sapan has on thg average about
i.i.' 90 thgaast. annually co.,
atet flul shrek. q dat
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Hau IS thc smallest republic
.I lt, western htmIapheIe.
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Tobacco Is To rain export item
~ Macedonia.
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Autumubile. modei 81 g. - Pr,
fcrably Choyrultt Fnri H Ply
mouth ia Navsl Housing
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United States began In 1923.
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FOR SALE

All feed items remaining In
sioreFoom. also paper aoods
and sundrY supplies sold IN
$50 lots OF mere.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
HARDER AND HEAVIER

The extreme hardness of tung-
sten carbide prevents its "mush-
rooming' on impact because II is
both harder and heavier than
armor plate, army officials said.
The shell has been in use over
seas since the st. Lo break
through last summer.
Another advantage Is tn c
lighter weight of the new shell,
which is important since the gun
fires the proiectile with a much
higher velocity, according to ex-
perts.
AS a result OF the projectile's
lighter weight, army officers said
il is fired from a 76-mm. gun with
a muzZle velocity of :, 400 feet per
second, while the steel shell is
fired with a velocity of $500 feet
per second.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Vets Barred
By Seniority
Briggs Plants Cited
at Washington Farley
Nv DAN Markell
pstrst Times washinIton BSrsAu

WASHINGTON. April 7-Seni-
oFity clauses written into union
contracts during the war will seal
of veterans from obtaining new
Jobs in many plants during the re-
conversion or postwar period, vet
erans' officials agreed today.
Difficulties that veterans will
have in obtaining new jobs In
union shops unless there is an
expanding work force were en-
phasize6 during the recent closed
conferences between government
officials and representatives OF
the three major veterans organ
liza tions.
Prime example offered at the
conferences OF h how organized
labor can and does protect its
wart i'm Q dueS-paying members
from replacement by war veterans
seeking new jobs was contract
between the United Automobile
Workers and the Briggs Mfg Co.
Workers at the Briggs plants
have been much in the news dur
ing the war.
There have been $50 work stop
pages there since Pearl Harbor,
according 10 Detroit sources.
From March l 10 II Of this
year. 1900 strikers tied up war
production Al the Briggs plants
in protest over the dismissal OF
six stewards and a shop commit
teeman.
But under their contract these
strikers can't be displaced by re-
turning veterans. unless the vet
eran was a Briggs employe before
he entered The armed forces.
Seniority" protects them.
Veterans who worked for Briggs
before entering the service may
have their Jobs restored on a
seniority basis that allows them
continuance Of seniority while they
were in the armed forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

The tough tungsten carbide
core is housed in an outer body
of aluminium. The outer body of
the shell is streamlined TO travel
accurately.
The new Carboloy plant which
will take tungsten from the "ore
TO core" stages, will be con-
structed in West Virginia because
there is greater supply there OF
hydrogen, essential to production
OF tungsten carbide.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
10 Employers Get
WLB Penalties
Firms Admit Violation
of Wage Ceilings

Tax dYallowances totaling $21,-
397 have been approved by the
Regional WLB for violations OF
the Wage Sterilization Act. Nine
Michigan employers and a New
York construction company were
involved.
All companies admitted pay
ment of wages in excess OF the
legal rates and consented to the
disallowances. They were:
Sugden & Silver, contractors,
$4,000; Jerome Utley, Royal Oak,
$3,100; Clinton w. Brown, Mus
kegon. $1,000; William Dsrkwood
Co.. $1,14756; George A. Fuller,
New York, $1,000: National Burr
Co. Saginaw, $1,000; Clarence
Fan Co., Kalamazoo, 81, 900; J-W
Tool Co, Hazel Park, $1,000;
West Vernon Chevrolet Co. $3.50.
and Hi-Speed Tool and Machine
Co. S400.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Shop Workers Heal
Nurse, Marine
Production Necessity
Stressed in Talks

A nurse who spent nine month:
in a hospital in southern England
during constant buzzbomb at
tacks and a marine who fought two
years in the south Pacific area
are in Detroit to make a speaking
tour of war plants TO urge work
ers to greater production.
1--WE suffered casualties at
Tarawa that were unnecessary"
said Marine Sgt. Delmar John
son, %, Of Chicago, simply be-
cause we didn't have enough
equipment TO make safe land
ings.
During the invasion OF Sal
pan, however. with the arrival
Of landing vehicle tracks which
took us right up over the beach
and into the jungles, not man
was lost during the landing OPP
erations. We weren't exposed to
enemy fire, as we were at Ia
rawa, where we had to wade
500 yards onto shore"
"Since we have been giving
these speeches, telling Of the
need for equipment on the front
lines" said Ensign Virginia De-
marais, "a. of Wyandotte,
"plant managers from all over
the country have written 10
Washington, telling Of increase
production and decreased absen-
teeism In the plants"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

Bell Telephone Co.
Telephone company employees,
interviewed "On the Spot while
actually at their jobs, will explain
why it is so difficult to obtain new
phones, why it is important that
you limit your calls today, why
the telephone company is handi-
capped by many wartime situa-
tons.
These programs are heard each
Monday and Friday at the same
time, featuring interviews with
those merchants, dealers and man
ufacturers who have been put "On
the Spot blythe eXigencies of
war
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Times Photo

Second in the of On the Spot radio programs
sponsored by WXYZ and The Detroit Times will be heard
6:15 p. m. Monday WXYZ.
This program one the series designed TO inform the
public of the behind hescenes for Of
time shortages goods services will the Michigan
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
German Bleats
Ruhr Mayor Complsins
Slaves Lootine Homes

REcKLINGHAUSEN, April 6
(delsyed) CUP)--Dr. Josef Hell
lermsnn. Allied appointed mayor
of this north Ruhr city, said today
ne was very disappointed with
the Americans and British.
His dlsappoinlment-hke that
of many other German CORE
SpondeniS have talked with
stems from the fact we have not
come as "hberators' but conquer
ors and because. he charged, we
have not strictly controlled freed
Allied prisoners Of war and slave
iaborers.
He complained that German
homes were being "plundered."
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Secret Shell
Is Made Here
ProieetiIe Proves
Nemesis Of Tanks

A new type Of projectile for
tank and anti-tank guns. which
has proved a match for the pow
erful, heavily armored German
Super Panther and Tiger tanks,
has been in production here in
the Carboloy Co. plant since last
July, the army revealed today.
Along with the disclosure of
this hitherto secret weapon. the
Carboloy Co. announced that a
$6,000,000 plant devoted entirely
TO production OF the new projec-
tile will be constructed in Ma
trium. w Va.
Revolutionary feature of the
proiectile is the use of tungsten
carbide, the hardest metal in the
world, for the armor piercing core
of the shell. Formerly steel was
used in the core.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
'ThFire House Again,
Is Threat Of Boy, 7

A 7-year-old boy with a lean
ing toward Seagoing profanity
and vengeance was being held for
authorities Saturday after admit
ting he set fire to the home Of
Mrs. Jean Peck, S24S Herman
Gardens mall, because she
wouldn't allow her 6-year-old
daughter TO play with him.
Inspector George Smith Of the
arson squad said the boy readily
admitted the act and. with much
profanity. told police. "Ill do il
again, too. if that old hen doesn't
let me play"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
us Women Workers
Fired at Adrian Plant

ADRIAN, April IA steel
shortage and reduced production
schedule laid off 2l5 women at
Hurd Lock Mfg. Co, Adrian de-
fense plant. Al the same time
men were being hired because the
women could not be transferred
to heavier work, according to
Paul Reed, personnel manager.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
SHELL MORE ACCURATE

Because of its higher velocity
and resultant shorter flight time,
the shell is more accurate, they
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Jan SibeIius Sent
$1,000 Royalty Cheek

NEW YORK, April z uNS)-
The Philharmonic Symphony So
ciety has cabled 81 900 of "addi-
tional royalty payments TO Jan
Sibelius famous Finnish composer,
reported near starvation" in his
native Finland, twas disclosed
TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Baby Volcano Active

VENTURA, Cal, April Z tUP)
Ventura County's baby vol
csno," dormant since last May
showed signs Of activity again
today as smoke issued from rocky
assures on the face OF a high
cliff.
Evening star., 1945-10-14

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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
'UraI Front
AT Cinema
BY WALTER STEVENSON

A STORY of vital war produc-
ton on the homefront at the time
when Germany threatened the
seizure OF Moscow Is revealed in
the Russian film, THE Ural
Front" which opened yesterday
at the Cinema Theater.
II revolves around a group of
Soviet workers from Leningrad,
who are assigned the task OF
building a tank plant deep in the
Ural Mountains region TO escape
Nazi bombings.
Through patriotic cooperation
of Soviet citizens in the Ural area,
the workers overcome problems
of housing, plant construction
and finally mass production.
Documentary in style, the pic
ture is more like a newsreel ex-
cept that il forcibly portrays a
sincere effort by peoples of all
classes to devote their energies
toward protection Of the home
land.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Film Time Clock

ADAMS Bell for AdSno," II a n
2 o.. 8 os. s:l2. l1:is p. m Blonde
Ransom" Il So. I. T.o4. 1905 ?, m.
BROADWAY cAFfToI-''Northw west Mounted
Police" ! a m. zo0. $40, 1880 p. n.
This Gun for Hire" l;2o, Sis, p. N.
FIsHER-"An American Romance" !. s
? m, Here Come the WAVES" ,, 7, II
p. m
FOX-"On stare Eyerybocy" II os a. m.
] 81, 4,4s. 7 30, 10 80 p. m. Ths BesO
uful ChesieT," l243. 81, Gas. e.i6
p N.
MADIsoS-"Hsre Come the WAVES" IL
a m. 3.lo, 7.22. II IL ,. N, An Amsri-
can Romance" l:ll. 5 IS. S.lS .. m
MICHIGAN-"Coufict," j a m. 2.os
500. 0s ll.O2 D. m:-"Ths CheatsrI. "
II SO. 3-39, s+2. s:s5 p. m.
PAtMs-sIArE-"Pillow TO Post" IL q m
Aieatrsf." lass. s.57, $50. 0 3s p. m
TELESEws-Ls.est news events, short sub
iectt from a N. TO II p. U.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Paul Muni Here
For Music Fete
BY CHARLES GENTRY

PAUL NUM-. the noted star Of
stage and screen, is IN town
today 10 act as commentator for
tonights American Negro Music
Festival, the sixth Of its kind, TO
be held this evening in Olympia
Mum, who is almost invariably
accompanied by his charming
wife. regretted that he had TO
leave her back in California be-
cause of Illness.
"She il rapidly recovering"
Mum told Us, but II was this
illness which prevented my di-
recting a play ! was interested
in this spring. However,
expect 10 do another play this
fall, IL movie commitments
don't interfere"
Paul, who has made only 16
films in his II years in Hollywood,
confessed that he likes 10 pick
his own pictures and prefers
scripts which are different.
"The next one coming up"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27

Paul -caHaa-d i.taS sort Of a
Faust theme. Its about a
slain gangster (the first i will
have played since 'ScarfaceO,
who comes back 90 earth 10 get
even with the man who killed
him. As in Here Comes Mr..
Jordan he occupies the body
of a very righteous Judge and
the transformation which takes
place supplies some very inter-
eSting features for the role.
You might actually call it a
dual role in one sense
Mum tonight will make ar
address on inter-racial harmony
while the musical features will bC
Lionel Hampton and his orchestra
soprano Anne Brown. the Deer
River Boys and an inter-racia
chorus of over 500 voices.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27

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