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Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
GclcNc bat cinc1t
mcNcrnen StaNtplnn

Soleoo - Wit eirem 4ufpon0
bon $250,O0O mltroe bier elm 500
oeQ gelHnffen, ooS einen 8egriff
oopon gdben lon, mie 0as SoleOo ser
3lfunft nusieben miro, cine Staot
obne @len0soierteL obne 8~erfebrs-
ltouungen uno o6ne &ouf un0
Qualm. gs purOe BON befannten
SSSngenieuren uno @lnnmeiltern ent-
morfeL lit 81 ai%toOrotiuB groB uno
meiit folgenoes ouf:
Sin 6lltgplot in ser unteren
Staot, nit MnidluB an ben gabn-
un0 Omnibusperfe9r, Der inter ben
gooen Derlegt lit. 3ieigelegte 6abr.
ltraben 0ur6 Die Stu0t, obne 9alte-
iignale urlo o6ne QueritroBen. 8arf-
onlagen ur6 mo0erne @obnbauier
af1lteae Ser beutiqen glenosbiertel.
Gin GROCER 6rodtbabnbof, Ser peit
pom @eihdftsoiitrift un0 ben 8ob-
nl1ngspierteln entfernt lit. Sllnnels
fir ole 8n6n5iige, Die III Die Staot
fommen, ltn0 Hunoba6nen fir Die
!3iige, sic nidJt in sic iStoot fommen.
8erlegung ser Sdperinouitrie aus
ser Staot in ibre umgebunB.
@atiirliA fam elm lolfer Slan
nltr naf utr0 nod in Die Wirflidfeli
ltmQeieBt meroen. @r mltr0e bon
Gormon Bel @eooes entmorfen, Der
babel BON Dem 6lug3eugbauer aler'
amber Sc Seper8fp uno an0eren ber-
pprrogenOen SadJoerltanOigen inter
ItllBt mur0e.
Die 3ufiinftigen @eiddfts9dbduoe
litlo feline @olfenfraber, lonoern
Orei- ooer bierltodige @ebaaOe, neil
man auf oieie 8eiie Die 3uldmmen-
ballulug un0 sic oanit per6unoenen
0erfebrsltauutgen permeioen mill.
Ser 6Iugplab i'm Ser5en Der Staoi
Ioa oaourd ermoglidt Deroen, oah
es feline boben @d6dlloe in lelner
Ndbe geben miro.
Die Soften iiir oas goleoo Der 3u-
fuljft lolen uon Der Sta0t, Dem
Staat uno ser 8lttoesreqieritng ae-
tragen peroen, uro lelbltperltanolid
aud pom acknowledgement.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
GaOMarNin Ipraek nit
SdtpcItcr IN Berlin

Stem gorf - MlaDor 2o@uaroia
batte gum eritenmal, lett er bon Der
auffin0ung ieiner ga So6re alien
Sfpelter, 6rou @emma 2a@uor0ia
@lud, ibrer Sodter un6 zines 16
Wonote olten @nfels Der gritge-
narnten in Dem beriid)tigten 6rouen-
&on3entrations : Eager Nopensbruf
borte, Die 6relpoe, Iih mn &ilfe Ell
mes @ur3tpellen : &reisienoers pom
Gontroaroum oes ,JMfIitunl 8rouo-
eating Spltem" aus nit Der SdfDe-
tier unterbolten 5t fonnen, Die lid
nun in Ser bertpiiteten &eidSbaltpt.
itnot befinoet. 6rau @lud NOR leit
Dem SUM 1914 uerntiBt moroen
un0 bot, mie man nun meiB, ieit0em
nit Sof)ter lino @rfel Die 2lidlen
Der 9ogenbaft iiber Iih ergeben lai-
ien miiiien. Sn Dem Eager 6iiBte
oie 6rnu, mie man i6on friiber er-
fubren bat, "A 8TunO ibres a0rper.
aepidyts elm.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
UcMc '42cr Nmtcs Ucnl
NnticnicrMno bcfrcit

aae nelten 8erioneniuagen 800.
oen 1912, bon 0enen nod etun 5000
borrGtig iino, fperoen BON Ser Eatio-
nierltnq befreit meroen, Inn 9las fir
nelie Mooelle gu idaffen, bic I'M
Sp1tiommer oieies Sabres auf ben
Moft fommen bitten. 1921 plant,
Sic aufbebung o1er 8erfnufsein-
lArdnfungen fir bic 42er Mooelle
in Sen n1diten Sogen in &raft tre-
ten gu laiien. Seood merOen Die 40
er Mooeae oeniel6en 3otionierungs-
8ori6riften unterporfen Iein, oenen
Die 42er 8agen ieit ben erIten
&riegsmonaten u%nternorfen tparen.
@s lit gu ertparten, 0aB Die &atio-
nierung ser 45er 8ogen Bis penig-
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idlieBt ni6t BON ee5rtatigfeit

li6 idlieBt nift BON eebrtdtigfeit
aus.
Die 6ruge ser &einigung Der
S6ulbiider BON @a5i-B rOpu9anba 1T
bon ben &uilen bisber e6enfnaS nett
berSig 6ebanoelt noroeu. ga neue
S6ulbiider nod niht our 8erfiigung
ItebeI meroen 3. 9. aus &eGenbii-
hern sic Soften, mel6e 4bbiloungen
ent6oIten, oie als Na3i-Bropnganod
mirfen f0nl1ten, bernusgerilien. SIM
@eIfyi6tsI ltnterri6t miro obne 2ebr-
6uA g%eorbeitet. Srgenomelfe Nnltdn-
De iheinen Ii6 aus Oieier 4rt oes
S6ul6etriebS biSber nidt erge6en gu
baben. Stren9e l1eberDn6ung Der
2ebreridoft bot lid bisber nibt ais
notfpen0ig erpieien. Die 2ebrer ba-
ben it'd offenii6tlih 0urfmegs ouf
Ben 8o0en ser Satio9en geIteat nno
iino mobl frob, oaB tie -ibre Stelen
bebolten fonnten.
Mlts Sen Hrobin5itdotet un0 Dor
fern oeS ruIfii6- beIeBten @ebieteS
liegen 0otrihten iiber Ben 8olfs-
I6uGbetrieb ni6t Dor. CT oiirfte lid
ieood auf Ser glei6en @runolage ab-
mideln.
Sn ser Observation-Disclosures Gone
miro orifeinenO grunoidblid an Dem
8rin5ip ~feitgebulten, oaB 2ebrer, Die
Bdrteimitgfieoer maretl, gum 2e1rbe-
tried ni6t 3ugelallen peroen oiirfen.
Sn elmer Sta0t fanOen iid unter 1870
2ebrern MIR III, 0ie ser Bartei nift
urgeborten. Sn fat alien 2an0frei.
len lit elm &eferat fir 0as SduIme-
len eingeiebt moroen, ser ii6 nit ser
observation-disclosures Der belddoigten
S6ulgebdlloe befoBt. Ole tneiiten
ldnolihen Shulgebduoe iino in be-
nubbarem 3uItunoe. Sn Saor6riiden
mltroe cine Qebrerbiloungsonitalt
eingeridtet, in Ser lolde 2ebrer, oie
infolge 8artei3ugeborigfeit bon ser
2ebrtatigfeit 3undhIt ultsgeldloilen
limo, umgeIdult meroen iolerr.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20

miro, mie oeiien 8oriisenOer Eace
%. l@a.) erfl6rte, cine Bolitif berfol-
gen, Die oabin gebt, Dab Die Nab.
rltngsbeoiirfniile ser amerifanti6en
3iuiIbeuolferung oenen frem0er &1n-
ser Dorongeitellt meroen ioaen. Bdce,
Der an sic Spite 0es &omitees trat,
nahOem ser friibere 8~oriisenOe,
Clinton 9lnoerlon, Aferbouiefret1r
%geDor0en mar, lagte in elmer Ser.
loutbarung, oos &omitee ruer0e Der
Iuhen ole &nnabme oes Brin5ipS
iifer6uitelIen Dab Oen eriten ar-
lpruh ouf uniere Nnbrungsuorrdte
sic 6epnfineten Streitfrdfte boben
Ioaen, 0aB ser nGfite Aniprlt6 nod
3e6t uno 8iaigfeit ser amerifoni.
I6en 8epolferung 3ultebt unO Dab De-
rem 8eoiirfniiie befrieOigt peroen
ioaten, bepor irgen0 melfe Sen0un-
gen in ausludrtige 9dn0er erfOlgen
es iei Oenn, es ban0elt iid Inn iol6e
SenOungen 0ie oblollt n%otpenoig
iino, INN sen 6orOerungen Der
MeniAlidfeit 81 geniigen".
= Am oergongenen Montag Der.
itarb bier Martin $. 8e6er, meIder
nit ieiuen beiben 9riioern cine @irt.
idoit an Ger s StraBe i'm Norooiten
betrie6. @r NOR in &eiiensaoiiel ge-
boren uno fam Dor 80 Snbren no6
Amerifo. Sem 8ru0er 8iaiam 5.
oeritarb Dor flint Sabren. Gin 8ru-
ser @enrp uno cine Sdpeiter, 6rolt
@liie &immeL iiberleben i'm. Die
8%eiiebung mar i'm Hroipect Sill
5rie0bofe. 8riioer ser armmiusloge
eripieien ibm Die leBten @brenbe5eu-
gl1ngen.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
~SinecrabNriiRe fir
100000 DcmtIdkc

@oIbington = 8rei MiaiOnett
Meniden, ifGbunosmeiie, in Ser
umerifaniIden Offupotions3one in
0eutI1lan0 tperoen Die Singerob-
0riide genommen. SberIt Orlando
%. Billion, Gbef oes 3eliorts Del
fertliHe Si6erltng in Der MbteilunJ
fir Snneres ser omerifaniihen &on-
trollgrltppe, iprod bon elmer ,,rie-
Ienbnften @ufgabe" ltno er ridtete
einen Appea an 6ingeraboruf-@r
perten, ibm bierbei 81 belfen.
8iIion CAB Den 8lar. ourd) cine
grfIdrung 6es &riegSoeportments
befannt,' in Der meiterbin 0ie Gr-
nennltng bon flint 5ioilen Boli3ei-
So6beritdnoigen uno einem 6euer.
tpebr : Ga6mnnn in Die &ontroa-
grippe mitgeteilt nuroe.
Die &ereinigten Stooten tperoen
inner6alb ibrer Sff1pations3one bon
ieoem 3eutlden, ,,oer in unleren
glugen elm 8erreder tit, 6ingerab-
oriife nebmen. tSier3lt geboren ,,ol-
Ie nit irgenopelden Berbinoungen
CUR @o3i : 8artei uno Offi5iere lo-
pie l1nteroffi5iere Der 0eutiden
@ebrmaht Iomie iene, oeren 8erbaf-
tung automatil6 lit un0 iene, Die
aus Si6erbeitsgriinoeu feItgenom-
men iino."
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20

gOnrOrO Glnb, Sne. @%rditOen:
grIfre6 Sdmeler; Sefret6r, 6roli u.
S6Iafter, 1868 Conn. 9Goe., g. 80.
gerlommIling am 3. Wlithuo6 /. 30.
TrOIpect Sill TrieSbOf. TrdiiOent;
Ireo gogeliong; Setretor, $. g.
8infler; Sdasmeiiter: 2ourence 8.
5tltt. geri. am 2. Somstag i'm
Deonot I'M 6rieObofsgebaltoe.
9entIde Sreimnmrer Guse Armi.
Mus, CIR. %, S.A.N.@. Sefretdr:
Hreof. 8ertrom, 134t SbepberO
Ctr, q. 6. 8eriommlune am l..
0ienstog I'M @onot I'M Reuen Ma-
ionic 3empel, 13te unO s StraBe,
q. %.
Mrminims gersniisnnss @erein.
8raiioent: Senrp Hieiter; Sefretor:
I6eo0or 2er6, 1905 Siebente Stras
be, q. SO. B~eriammlung am 1.
Sonnaben0 i'm Monat.
Greater Beneficial llniOn, 9iitrift
Nr. 100. Pr1IiOent: Sobn @reolein;
SefretGr: @6riitian @briit. 1922
6iinfte SfroBe, q. %. BerI. om
4. 0ienstng I'M Monot I'M Sanle SIR.
1920 ) StraBe, 90. 6.
0reater Beneficial llniOn, 9iitrift
CTR. 40. 8rdIioent: Midel Sol.
ner; SefretGr, Gbriitian Rronen-
bitter, ttO4 8oniuant Str, Silper
Spring. @O. 8eri. am 4. 6reitag
i'm Monot i'm ,65iDe Ioint Saoern",
12te uno & StroBe, @or6oit.
3nppert Scim Tranen 9ilfsDercin.
Grdlioentin: 6rau @rnit SO. 8roDn;
SefretGrin; 6rou Mnbel 9ies. Ser.
iommlung om 2. 0ienstag /. N. I'M
9 l1br i'm 9eim.
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Ncuc 2lMtcreifcn fir
u Kartc > ynhabcr

Better bon @erionenfpogen, ein-
idlieBli6 Ser Snbober bon a.
&nrten, erbielten oie 8erehtig1tng
gum ge5ng neuer &eifen i'm Safe eli
ner bona ftoe = ~9(enoerung III
res 8obniibes, oie cine auidsIide
Sreibitoff Station ~erforoerlid
modt. 0omit iino I"-GSobrer gum
eriten Male 1ett @%infiibrling Scr
&eifen : &utionierung gum 8e5ug
neuer 4utoreifen bere6tigt.
uDieie ausoebnung ser Be-
5ugsbereftigung", 10 beiBt es in els
ner Wtitteil1ng oes S8M, lit beion-
oers i'm gegentpdrtigen .3eitpurft
notig, in Dem cine iteigenoe anaobl
bon 8erionen bon elmer Staot mad
elmer oiloeren um3ieben. Die rad-
itebeno nltfgefiibrten Herlonen f0n-
men, lingeadtet oes Spps ibrer Sra
tionierungsfnrte, Die fir lie erforoer-
Iiden neuen &etfen betontrager,
nenn lie einen enoeiiltieen @efIeI
ibres @obnlibes bornebmen:
1. 8iiIhingsarbeiter, bic bon elmer
Stn0t nod elmer onoeren tm5ieben,
penn Die Broouftion bon elmer Mrt
bon &rigsmaterinl auf cine onoere
ooer our Glitter fir ben 3ipilgebrald
umgeitelt miro.
2. Mitglieoer ser Streitfr6fte, sic
gu einem onoeren Safen 5ieben.
8. Demobiliiierte geteronen, Ole
nod 9auie 5uriiffebren ODER iih naf
elmer on0eren Staot begeben, Inn
BORT cine Stellung dnautreten.
@ntrdge fir nelie @eifen tperoan
ie0o6 MIR entgegengenommen,
menn ser 9lntrositeler 5ltpor oie fir
feline Sabrt erforoerlihe beIonoere
SreibItoff &ation erbalten bat.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
NeA fcinc GSimne Scr
Scltcrrcihiidcn Sraec

Qon6on = Gin @ortfiibrer oes
enal.ihen @-uGenminiiteriums be-
5eihnete eiren @eri6t, oaB boaiee
llebereinItimmung inter ben @aiier-
ten be5iiglih Der 8eietung Seitcr.
reiAs er5ielt uor0en lei, uals od.l,-
lif unlpabr". 3ieie Trage lieJe nod
ilnner Der europdiiden 8a"atungs-
fIt,miiiion Dor.
Gie Sauptidmierigfeit, Die einem
a6iA!ieBenoen ltebereiufpmnen i'm
Wege ltebt, lie9t, mie man eriabrt. in
Ger 5rage Der untai-r:faLs6 BON
sSifl,
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20

items in oie eriten Monate bon 1916
eitltig iein miro.
Die 6reigabe Ger 42er Mooene lit
erfolgt, neil Die 9~lutob6noler lbe-
fiirdten, oiele @agen nift mebr obs
leben 3n fonnen ODER, bob Die 8reiie
folen neroen, penn Die neuen 0to-
oelle gum 8erfouf fommen tperoen.
0ie 42er Mooeae tperoen gum felt
geIebten @ofltpreis perfouft fDer-
oen, Ger auf Dem Stailo bonn Wdr5
1912 lit. Die Gambler bnben iaood
Die @rlaubnis, ole Soften fir Die
mebr ais o~reiiabrige 2ogerung Der
42er 8ogen gum Soditpreis 5n5lt-
I6logen.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
Seibemidiuan5

Sons u. Billion, ser @apeameiter,
idridb cine 3citlonq Mhuiiffritifen
in perldieoenen @.attern inter Dem
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20

eisenartigen @ieuoonpn ugaligula
SeioenifmanS".
gines Cages mur0e ser Berfoiler
befannt ltuo man beltiirnte nun oeu
Mteiiter nit Ser 6rage:
,,8ie fonnen Sic nlir iol6 bloo-
limligen Namen m1blen?"
GA antwortete giblow, ironii6
pie INNER:
.Meine Wittel erlaltben es mir
eben, ionit miipoe ih mid @uttun-
idwan5 qenannt 6d6ol,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
AP. MEDAL TO MUsKEGON GI

SOMEWHERE IN NEW Gull
NEA-Cpl Booker T Morton
who for the past l6 months has
been overseas with the veteran
l872nd Engineer Aviation battal-
ion. has been awarded the ASlatIc-
Pacific ribbon with battle star for
participation in the New Guinea
campaign.
He is the son Of Mrs. Susie
Lee Morton. Route l. Box %.
Cairo. III. His wife, Mrs. Rosie
T. Morton. resides at Fairview
Homes. Muskegon Heights, Mich.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
THE RITZy SIX XMAS CII-p

MCt Al The home n Miss MILAN
Williams, 3032i2 Stanley Plans
were completed for cocktail party
10 be- given July : AZ the Civic
center. The next meeting VIII be
held Al tho home NJ Mrs Adde
Sparks 1927 Herbert street. Lii
Ian Williams is club reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Visitors Share
Bethel Service

Out NJ town visitors Al Bethel
A ME-. church. Frederick and ST
Antoine street Sunday included
the guest speaker. the Rev, Jesse
l.. Glover of Riverside, Callf. and
his wife. Mrs Glover and two chil-
iren: the Rev r T Cartwright
and the Rev n O Swanson Of Bir.
mingham. Ala Evangelist F. Rich
ardSon of ST Louis. Mo, The Rev
c. J. CoenS of New York. Mrs.
lnez Anderson of Kingston Jamai.
ca. RWI, Mrs. James Gardner Of
Columbus. Ga; Mrs. Ruth Camp
bell of Dallas. Texas and Mrs Lu-
ellie Johnson NJ Brooklyn. n Y
Holy communion will be oh
served ON Sunday morning The
Phyllis Wheatlev home will open
rs building fund drive in a special
mass meeting Al 3 pm Bishop
Baber Will be the speaker AT night
the Rev. Frank Morris. who stood
Al Pearl Harbor and called on God
when tho japanese attacked. will
be the speaker
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Chaplain Describes
Thrills In Europe

weather conditions we're begin
ming 10 change, vet the attendance
was good Members 81 Signal
Corps group stationed nearby came
over 10 our service One Of them
was planning 10 enter the ministry
after the war In my experience
as 4 chaplain ! have found that
men viii respond 10 almost any
suggestion that pertains to religi-
Gus activity
Chaplain Briggs was horn in
Franklin county, Miss. He attended
high school and George r. Smith
COLLEGE in Sedalia, Miss He is a
graduate Of Clark university and
Cannon Theological seminary. At
lanta. Ga In 1881 he was ordained
4 Methodist minister by Bishop F..
n. Hughes and is now a member
OF the Lexington conference. He
has served churches in Marietta.
Ohio; Newcastle. Indiana: and
HaWesvllle. Louisville and Augusta
IN Kentucky. He was pastor in
Augusta when he was appointed
a chaplain in l943.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
NAACP Drive
For Members
Hits New Peak

NEW YORK According 10 Miss
Lucille Black. NAACP member
ship secretary. new peak far in
excess OF that recorded for the
same period IN 1914 has been
reached in the NAACP nation
wide membership drive for 900. 1000
new members. More than two
thirds of the active NAACP
branches are participating IN the
current drive.
In 20 states out OF ~. in which
the NAACP has branches. tho fol-
lowing have already exceeded
1914 memberships some As much
as 400 per cent; Alabama. Arkar-
SaS, California. Florida. Georgia,
Iowa. Kansas, Kentucky. Louis
lana, Michigan Mississippi, New
York. North Carolina, Ohio, Okla
homa, Oregon, Tennessee. Vir-
gjnia, West Virginia and WLscon-
SIN
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30

WASHINGTON, D c. - Chap
lam Emmanuel L. Briggs has
described 70 a representative of the
General Commission on, Army and
Navy ChaplainS, Washington. D.
c. the manner IN which his bat
TALON sang its way into the hearts
Of Ensllshmen, sloshed through the
mud OF France following D-Day,
and performed ind spenSable serv-
ice for Uncle Sam on the conti-
nent The chaplain who was con-
nected with the 499th Port Bat
TALON writes:
The thrill Of lifetime came 10
me when IN England our glee club
appeared before an audience OF
5000, most Of whom were GIS My
SINGERS were al their best that
sht The thunderous applause
from the audience made me feel
mighty proud Of my fellows
The one thing that has always
been uppermost IN my mind was
how | could be Of help 10 our SOL
diers. | was not interested IN the
racial side Of the soldiers life
What mattered If he was colored
or white? He was none the less a
soldier who needed advice. conso-
lation and inspiration.
WE ARRIVED in France on D.
Day plus "a The first thing that
happened was that the tide sub
merged us after We debarked Then
followed ten-nile hike. We
passed through an area where ALI
kinds and types Of land mines
were. For two nights il rained con-
tlnuously on us. but IN the midst
NJ II all we went 10 church open
for services. The hedgCrows around
Us were so beautiful that they can
hardly be described A few days
later our services were conducted
on rolling terrain in our blvouac
area The men had started 10 work
on their new job Those that could
came 10 service. Later We reached
= place that was truly gorgeous
There were flowers. hedgerows
and beautiful rock hills not far
away Although VIC had one ~ the
most beautiful spots Of green carp
~ the eve Of man ever heheld. one
had 10 be cautious for there were
still BOBBY traps about Neverthe-
less. We gathered for service.
ALTHOUGH THE task was
arduOuS. The hours were long. and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
SPRING
CONCERT GIVEN
AT ST. CYPRIAN

St Cyprian's church school pre-
Sented us first spring concert FRI
day evening in Page hall under the
direction Of Miss Virginia Mae
Bethel. who left immediately after
ne concert for study al the JUL
lard School of Music IN New York
City.
INCLUDED on the program
which was presented 20 capacity
audience were varied vocal num-
berS interSpcrsed with piano solos
Al the conclusion Of the program
remarks were made by FIR. NJ G..
Dadc rector
Assisting SoloistS we're Doris
Ellen Holland. soprano; Shirley
GlSCombe. Soprann Barbara King.
soprano, Anita King, alto: Elaine
Robinson, alto, and Walter Rhea,
tenor
Patrons were Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Alexander, Mrs Sadie Bethel.
Doris Bolden, Mrs. Wlhelmna
Current. Mrs. Doretha DelCamp,
the Rev NJ G. Dadc. Mrs. Jackson.
Dr. Henry Kobe. Mrs Helen Nc
knight; Mrs Margaret Mabin. Mai
and Mrs r j Morton. Mrs. Flor
cnce Nicholson. Marcella Sims.
Robert Stewart. Mrs Sara Levi
stephens William Venable. Mrs.
Mary Wilson.
O,hcrs were Mrs Grace Black
Mrs Mabel Clarke Mrs NJ. G..
CaSon. Ms. Jetta Jones. Mr.. Gis-
combc. Mrs Kirtcey. Mrs. Hattie
Niece Mrs Marcella Lines. Mr.
and Ms H. r MAYNARD -Mrs-Ma-
-t5frr-MUyFtcT. MI and Mrs. John
Rhea Miss Matte Rice. Mrs Will
liam Stafford Edgar q Stephens.
AMI Mrs. Gladys Warren,
Mss Bethel was accompanied 10
New York by Ronnie Morton,
daughter nj Mai. and Mrs Row J.
Morton ~ SCotten avenue While
there. they will be the guests of
the Wendell Ta1bertc
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Tea Sponsored
To Aid Church
Building Fund

TIE New Be'ho, BspuI church
ulll sponsor tFs ~ no Detroit
Urban League Jorn r and NacK
avenue Sunday July ! from 3 -
pm The pastor and his wife
vii conduc' me program
An elaborate program has been
arranged FOR the Inspiration Of
those Who VIII attend Many out.
standing figures and cclobrl'leS IN
the business professional and po-
hucal world Viii participate
THE PURPOSE of his drive Is
10 raise funds for the building of a
new church IN 1916
Among those who arc cOntrlbut-
Ing one-hundrcd dollars or more
are Rev and Mrs W. F. Ramsey
Rev and Mrs j. w Blouni. Rev
and Mrs a. G. wight. Dr. and
Ms V G Tolbcrt Mr. Carrie
Moose. Dr. and Mrs All Thomas
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Wilborn.
Wiley LAWSON Nj and Mrs James
Haynes Mis- Laura Rice. Nj and
Mrs. Gilbert Bolts. Mrs Mae
Chambers and family, and Fred A
Anderson and family.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Negro Congress
Urges Pressure
To Get F EPC

NEW YORK. n. VT is still
possible tn maintain the Presi-
dents Fair Employment Prac-
tices committee nv Senate VOTE
Dorothy X. Funn. labor secre-
tary Of the National Negro Con-
grcss. said today.
with the Senate committees
restoration Of the FEPC funds
In the War Agencies ApprOpria-
tions bill, IL becomes imperative
that the bill he passed without
additional changes" she added.
The National Negro Congress
is calling upon all its members
and contacts IL inform every
Senator that no absenteeism will
he tolerated. and tn demand
favorable vote on the Appropri-
ationS hill as reported out by
committee.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Edison Company
Plans Return OF
1900 Veterans

Plans for the return of 1900 De-
trolt Edison employees on military
leave from the company have been
completed. James w Parker, presi-
dent. announced today. and we
are most anxious TO welcome them
back
Our plans recognize three
simple facts" Mr. Parker SAID
Veterans do not wish To be segre-
gated and treated as a group apart:
each veteran is anxious 10 resume
his own individuality, each has
his own ambitions and hopes;
while immediate unemployment Is
vital 70 him. he is more concerned
with the years ahead
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Church For All
Races To Hold
First Service

The Church Of All Peoples-for
people Of al races will open July
|, 4;40 pm Al the ST johns Epls-
copal church chapel, Vernon High
way AZ Woodward avenue. Music
will be provided by the Iuterraclal
Youth choir. The public is invited.
The church Will be under the di-
rection of the Reverend Messrs 7.
T. Brumbau2h. William Molbon
and Sh geo Tanabe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30

ALTHOUGH THE task was
irduOuS. the hours were long. and
Evening star., 1945-11-02
House Group Presents
|11-Point Program
To Assist Amputees

An 11-point program to aid am
putees, ranging from artificial limb
research to paying veterans for time
lost because of unsatisfactory ap-
pliances, has been presented to the
House by its Subcommittee on Aid
to the Physically Handicapped.
The subcommittee report, made
public late yesterday, proposes that
all research on limbs be placed
within the United States Public
Health Service because "the Veter-
ans Administration has no tradition
of successful research or scientific
excellence"
The Veterans Administration an
nounced last week that by January
1 it will take over all research now
being conducted by other agencies
on artificial limbs and expects to
spend $1,00O,000 year on the
project.
Urges Immediate Steps.
The subcommittee, which heard
from number of amputees during
prolonged hearings, also proposed a
number of immediate steps, in
cluding:
l. Limbs should be provided freely
and from whatever source the vet
eran may select and of whatever
quality and refinement he may de-
sire, regardless Of cost.
2. The procedure of securing re-
pairs to limbs must be greatly SIM
plified for the veteran and the Vet
erans' Administration should provide