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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
White Asks Help
To Support FEPC
Nationwide Rally

NEW YORK-A series OF meet
ings in strategic cities in the Mid
die West and East to rally support
for the passage OF the bill for a
permanent FEPC Will be spon-
sored by the NAACP. il was an
nounced this week. The meetings
will be held between Jan. and
Jan IL when Congress reconvenes
rs Second session. Details will be
announced later.
Walter White. NAACP secretary.
issued statement urging all
friends OF FEPC TO see their con-
gresSmen and senators while they
arc home during the holiday re-
cess, secure pledges from congress
men TO sign the DISCHARGE petition
10 get the FEPC bill out Of the
House committee. and secure from
senator's pledge TO vote for clo-
ture when the bill comes up in the
upper house.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Cab Galloway Arrested
For Entering White Hall

Cab Galloway vas booked on
charge ~ intoXlcatlon and resisting
arrest In Kansas City Saturday
when re and friend were denied
adnittSnce 20 dance hall 10
" hich they had bought tickets.
LIONEL HAMPTON was play
Ing an engagement and Galloway
and Felix II Payne Of Kansas City
sought admittance 10 see him
William Todd. special officer
employed by the dance hall. denied
them entrance saying that the man
sgement did not admit colored
people
Galloway was treated at General
Hospital for cuts on the head suf-
fered when an alteration ensued
involving Payne. Galloway and
Todd Todd struck Cab over the
head with a revolver.
HAMPTON refused ~ permit his
orchestra ~ finish their evenings
engagement when he learned Of
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Case Facts Ducked
At Truman PurIey

WASHINGTON. n. Cit has
just been revealed that in the all
important conference with Pres =
dent Truman Dec Il on the press
ent and future status Of FEPC.
Malcolm Ross. FEPC chairman. did
not even mention To the Pres Ndent
the now famous Capital Transit
case. in which Mr.. Truman prsc-
tlcally spanked the committee and
told IT TO be quiet by fcrbidding
II 10 issue a directive.
While the Presidents action
created . Juror OF indignation.
resulting in the resignation Of
committee member Charles n.
Houston. Chairman Ross evident
w thought II Of 30 little import
ance as not to require discus
sion In personal conference
with the President.
IN ANSWER 10 an inquiry from
tho NAACP as 10 WV the case Mad
not hccn mentioned. Chairman
Ross telephoned Dec 20 that he
had no statement 10 maze.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
T,un,an
On FEF Status
Raped By Group

WASHINGTON, D. c.@Scoring
President Truman's action in set
ting up FEPC purely as fact
finding agency as doing infinite
harm by delaying action on perma-
nent FEPC, legislation" the NAACP
wired the Chief Executive last
week. failure Of your raonninis-
tration 10 act in these crises de-
stroys hope and faith of millions
Of Americans who face jobless-
ness" The wire said
THIS STEP following your fall
ure 10 require Capital Trapsit
Company 10 cease discriminatory
practices while Government held
control OF that utility and your
order To FEPC against issuance
Of directive to Capital Transit
Company negates all your state
ments on behalf Of FEPC. Al
ready in northern as well as south
ern industrial centers employers
are requesting Of United States
Employment Service offices white.
Gentle. Protestant, native born,
Christian. North European stock
EMPLOYEES
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29

A young physician who had
treated several members OF the
Perique family for several years
was charged, in a warrant rec
commended this week, with prac-
ticing medicine without a license.
THE WARRANT signed BY Re-
corders Judge Gerald W. GroS
charges that Weymouth Leo Swain
son OF 2l7 Alger had attended Mrs
Mabel Perique. 81. OF $40 Theodore
on last March p. al which time he
gave her medicine and injections
for alleged treatment OF right
leg.
1t was disclosed that the leg
was amputated on July 8 and that
shortly afterwards toes Of the
left leg had to be zmputated fol-
lowing alleged treatments by
SWANSON
An investigator for Board ol
Health. Eleanor n. McSarvah re-
portedly said that Swainson's treat
ment caused an Infection Of Mrs
PeriQue's leg and that other COM
plants had been made against
Swanson.
INFORMATION contained in the
warrant disclosed that Swanson
had treated James Perique. his i6-
Near-old daughter. June and Mrs
Perique; that Dr.. Ossisn Sweet Of
100 Chene had consulted with
Swanson and that Swanson had
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Fight Ends Fatally
For Enroged Spouse

An argument over a slit ended
tr3gically for Hazel Jackson, Sc,
4639 Riopellc. Tuesday evening.
Jackson was slashcd to death dur
ing fteht with his wife, Mabel,
and Charlie Arthurs. Al, roomer in
the Jackson home
Ar,hurS following his arrest told
police Jackson had pulled a knife.
but that nc beat the dead man 10
the punch Police were unable 10
find Arthur's knife He said he
had tossed 1t in an ash can
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
4. U.PEl'|IFUkDs
MUST REMOVE
SIGN ON HOTEL

Atty Alonzo Pettiford was or
dered by Traffic Referee Courtney
,Fifzsimmons 10 remove the sign
from his window at 1854 w. Grand
Blvd. which reads Hotel Theresa"
immediately and keep it out until
ne received license to operate a
hotel on those premises.
THIS ORDER was given at a
hearing called Friday at which it
was charged that Pettiford was
operating hotel at the above ad-
dress. the site OF the former Metro
poll,sn Club. without a license.
The Rev. Charles Hill. DR.. and
Mrs. W A Thompson, Mrs. Valerie
Pettiford and Mr.. Christensen tes-
tilted that the sign has been in
the window for several months.
and that the hotel has been adver-
Used several months in the local
" eeklieS
Attorney Pettiford testified that
ne has an application pending for
hotel license but that il has
been delayed because Of petition
signed by approximately 100 resi-
dents Of the neighborhood charg-
ing that Mr. Pettford is running
a house OF ill-repute at the afore-
mentioned address
Mr.. PETTIFORD categorically
denied the charges and said that
the door Of the building is kect
locked. Officer O'Learv, who
signed the complaint. testified that
the door was locked when he
went there and the sign was in
the window.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Equal Housing
ForNew Workers
Coz. DeweyUrges

NEW YORK 49, The announce
meut % Governor Dewey that
there would be no discrimination
on the basis OF race. color or re-
.l2ion in the emergency housing
program for veterans drew congrat-
ulationS from the NAACP last
week, together With request that
state and city authorities give the
closest Scrutir~" 10 the policy to
be carried out by a private man
ascment company.
While positive in his statement
on no discrimination, Governor
Dewey declared that details will
he up tn the management" re-
ferring Ia the fact that the ad-
minisration Of veterans housing
units will he In the hands Of a
private management company
selected by the city. subject 10
the approval Of the State.
TT is IMPERATIVE" the
NAACP letter said. that approval
by you Of the mana cement selected
by the city shall be conditioned
D~See HOUSING, Page 4
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
JUDGE REFUSES
PLEA TO ISSUE
An INJUN CT|0N
Court Adjourns Case
For More Tim e To
Weigh Evidence

No temporary restraining order
was issued against the Tuskegee
Alumni club Friday when hear
ing on a motion to show cause
was held in the courtroom OF Cir
cult Judge Guy A. Miller.
ATTORNEY Allen Bib. counsel
Nor the Tuskegee Alumni club.
asked that the motion. be dismissed
because of lack OF sufficient no.
0ce, when new affidavits were
Ain he case AsopRht by Yancy
49, - Az mt 50
Al Me hearing Nov. Z. no ruling
made on the petition for tenn
porary restraining order and the
Tuskegee club was cautioned to
use the premises for their meetings
alnee until a final hearing of the
THE PLAINTIFFS charge that
the Tuskegee club has been using
the building for commercial pur-
poses since that time, renting ii
for teas and parties.
A motion 10 advance trial has
beeen filed and granted. The case
Will probably be heard sometime
in February. In concluding
statement. Judge Miller said. I'm
Ill the court has been convinced
that there has been waiver and
abandonment OF restrictions. usage
Of the building should be confined
"a the associations own use.
am expressing an unofficial hope
that there will be no cause for
complaints until the case is heard
Try TO get along peacefully until
then"
The matter was adjourned until
Ian. H.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
E. Simms CompbelI
National Artist,
On l-Yeor Leave
,CbronicJ. New York BureauI

Chronicle New York Bureau
NEW YORK 800 z. s m m 5
Campbell. long-t.r'e c3rtoonist
for ESQUIRE magazine. revealed
here last week that he was TAX
ING a leave OF absence from the
famed humor publication.
b Mr. CaMpbel SAID that his
schedule for other ass, EnneriS
leaves no ure ior his Esquire
work. or la;e he has contrib
uted 10 King Features Syndt-
cate. the Afro American. and
Ebony magazine The noted
artist. first " his race 10 attain
prominence IN commercial art,
indicated that he might write
book
In 1896 ne wcr a 81 900 prize
offered BY the Hearst ~uollca-
tions on the Sabjec; of tax grab
berS He came into most ma.
,ional acclaim when he began
drawing his haren style car
,oouS for Esquire. most famous
American mems magazine.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Police Probing
$3.50 HoIdups

Police are probing a series Of
h0tdups which Melted gunner
81 $50 over the week end. accord
Ing 10 complaints made 30 police
by citizens and business men
Eddie l.. Washington, SO. Of 423a
Eighteenth. told police that he was
ooening his store at 740l Beau
bien when two armed gunner
took 81, $50 in cash and a diamond
ring
Miss Resale Cos,ner. 10. OF s432
Riopelle. told police that she lost
$40 to- a thug while on Theodore.
Rossi Pompeo. 60 Of $500 Riopclle
said that he was held up by two
gunner who took Sll0 from him.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
The Chronicle Review
OF Headlines OF 1915

its war efforts and beginning the
painful task Of reconversion. The
difficulties OF the situation were
not leSSened by new outbreak Of
labor disturbances and major
municipal election.
January I9l5. opened the new
year auSpiciouSly with the cleo
ton OF new prosecutor for
Wayne county, Gerald O'Brien
and his appointment Of Elvin L.
Davenport and e. Lebron Sim
mons, as two Of his assistants,
THE HOUSING MIDDLE in De-
troit was caSed very little when
the FHA opened tho Oakdale Gar
dens Project in the Royal Oak
township with l,464 units. Atty.
Wynn &. Garvin filed as a candi-
date for the Common Pleas court
and Or. William u Johnson and
Or Herbert F.. Sims served ON a
m~-S.. pEyIEW D..
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Man, rs, Charges
Two Young Girls
Fled With $3.50

Two young woven are charged
with grand larceny Of $3.50 from a
75-year-old man oQ last Aug. 10.
according 10 warrhN recommen-
dation made Mopday ~ the prose
cutor'S office
Charged with the larceny are
Evelyn Clark. 10, OF 1912 Russell
and Annie Laura Wilson. Il. adj
dress unknown Ben Benson OF
1854 Sherman was listed as the
complainant
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Tapes ILL; TRIAL ADJOURNED
Admiral Ingram
Will Probe Bios
To Race Troops

ASHIN GTON. d. c.
(NNPA)-The. Navy Depart
ment said Friday the COM
mander-in-chief of the Atlantic
Fleet. Adm. Jones II. Ingram.
was making a thorough investi-
CATION Of the USS Croatan in
cident in which l23 colored sol
diers were barred from return
ing home from Europe on the
aircraft carrier because there
were no facilities for sesregat-
ing them on its hangar deck.
Results Of the investigation
will be released as soon as IL Is
finished, said the navy.
Adm. Ingram is graduate
Of the United States Military
Academy at Annapolis and was
head football coach there FROM
1915 10 1917. He is a native or
Jacksonville, Ind,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Nv CHARLES wARTMAN

National and international news
crowded local stories out Of the
headlines for the major part Of
l945. a year which saw the greatest
struggle in the history OF the world
come to a close.
II must be conceded then that
the greatest stories Of l94S were
the surrender OF Mani Germany
In May and the setting OF the
Rising sun on July ~.
MUCH OF the Joy which these
events ordinarily would have en-
gendered was lost i'm nation IN
mourning for the loss Of It's war
president Franklin y. Roosevelt,
who died on April IL.
In Detroit. the arsenal NJ democ-
racy, lotS saw dramatized tho story
OF q nation geared 10 war, ending
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Murder Witness
Is Charged With
Death Of Man, 81

4 54-year-old husband who was
- appear al an examination on
Dec. 2s on charge OF fatally
shooting his estranged wife last
Avg was shot and killed Friday
by witness in the murder case
ARTHUR SEWELL or 1898 Till
man. at liberty on g. 600 bond IN
me Staying OF his wife. Lena. 40
Of 1914 T.llman was fatally shot
during an argument between them
after Sewen repeatedly attempted
a reconciliation between them
John Real. as. of 500 w. Kirby
was held nv police in the Staying
Of Sewcll Police learned that
the deceased had gone to Bears
home To try and get him TO
change his testimony in the Sew
ellis murder case.
Beal. 50 police say. admitted
shooting Sewcll as he stood on the
rorch Of the Beal home because he
feared ScWell would assault him.
Scwe,l repeatedly accused Beal OF
lying against him N testimony
sivcn a. a coroners inquest Real
said that Sewel! had threatened 10
Kill him
HE ALSO told pol 90 that Sewell
had a hammer IN his pocket when
he came 10 his Bearsl home last
Friday
II was disclosed that Sewell
had been married Fl years TO
Lena and had been separated for
only q short time preceding last
Aug. when he reportedlv shot
her once in the chest and right
thigh when she refused 10 take
him back as her huShandA
Sewell plead not guilty las, week
In Recorders court 10 the murder
ot his wife and an examination
was set for Dee IS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Police Hold Pair;
Caught In The Act

Two men, caught in the act, al
robbing restaurant al l4415
Woodrow wilson last Thursday are
held by police. charged with break
lns and entering.
James Anderson. "a of 20 Ken
dali and Douglas Osborne. 70. of 4S
Kendall. according 10 police. were
attempting 10 rob a luxe box in the
restaurant when the policemen
caught them.
Police state tho pair entered the
restaurant by breaking the glass OF
the front door OF the establishment
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Officer Of Q2nd
Seeks CIemency

WASHINGTON. y. ca petit
ton for clemency IN behalf Of 1t
Noel W. Grecnidge of the e2nd DI-
vision has been flied with the
War Department by Thursood
Marshall and franklin Williams oi
the NAACP legal stan Grceuldge
was convicted OF violating the
18TH article of war and sentenced
cv a military court tc Is years al
nsrd labor The NAACP petition
asks that nc nc restored 20 duty
ard granted an ocporturitv n
hopo-sh'v terminate his service e
his country.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Soilor Questioned
In Auto FutoIity

Questioned in the death Of Jo-
seph Rolling, 66. no address. was
Navy Fireman &c Charles Sulli-
van Jr.. ls. OF AL Seyburn. Rolling
was struck by an automobile at
Hastings and Madison Tuesday. He
died later in Receiving hospital.
Sullivan was released after re-
questioning.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Dl, Nna;5 ]. L,sgfy DsYi ~ 4.

pi9intffL Larry Oayi1OW. 60
Findings or i union trial com.
mittee which recommended union
disciplinary action against O'Brien
and two others was introduced at
the trial Records OF the trial COM
mittee proceedings revealed that
O'Brien was tried on three counts.
He was said to have ID failed to
represent worker properly
against management: (O taken
premeditated action to frame q
worker: and CD instigated an in
cident which would result in a
Nuit slip" to the worker.
Brien was suspended by the
local executive board in March,
i943. and was reinstated seven
weeks later by a trial board. He
was not awarded s40c back pay he
asked and it was stipulated that
he is not to hold office in the
union for ten years.
The five-day's hearing Of the
trial was before q jury In the
courtroom Of Circuit Judge Vim
cent NJ. Brennan. IL was char
acterixed by fiery explosions by
the counsel for OBrien.
DURING ONE OF the many
periods when the jury was out. the
court sharply reprimanded Atty.
Davidow for the loud shouting and
abusive manner employed in ques-
tioning witnesses.
That type OF courtroom decorum
will no longer be tolerated. warn
you. This court does not or will
not foreclose anyone here. but the
bullying manner toward the wit
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
LANIER TO Be
GIVEN LIBERRIAN
DIPLOMAT POST

DR.. r OHara I-anier special as
sis,ant 10 Richard r. Brown. as
sis,snt chief OF Areas United Ma
dom Relief apd Rehsb, lisation Ad-,
! S4ss. Ds~annaaa - 80 unA4 ~ lle.
4 eoIN unlveSssty In PennUIxMnlx
, and Stanford university, n wen
known In. educational circles In
the east. south, and southwest
He holds the Doctor nj Pedagogy
degree from Lincoln university
pa.
HE HAS HELD positions in edI-
eational institutions and with inc
Federal government since 1923. lie
served for two years as an IN
structor in history al Tuskesee in
s,i,ute. In 1925 nc was appointed
"a the faculty 81 Florida A and NJ
college in Tallahassee, 4 position
he held until 1888
In 1888 he became the dean o.
Houston college FOR Negroes From
1898 - 1910 DR.. Ianler was assist
ant director Of the Division OF Ne
gro Atfairs with the National
Youth Administration in Wash
ineton. d c.
In 1910 Dr. Lanier joined the lac
city Of Hampton institute Val,
where he became dean Of lnstruc-
tion and acting president
A scholar Of great ability, the
erudite Lanier has been a gen
eral education board fellow.
Rosenwaid fellow. has received a
general education board special
travelling grant. and has been Sc
leeted for membership in Who's
Who In Education. Leaders in Ed
ucation. Who's Who In the West
-Sse IANIER Pare
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
THEODORE BOYD
is. ASSAULTED
in HIS OFFICE

Theadore w. Boyd, editor OF the
Detroit Journal. was released from
Receiving hospital Monday af-
ternoon OF this week.
Police reported that Mr.. Boyd
was admitted TO Receiving hospi-
tai last Saturday afternoon suffer-
ing with decorations OF the face and
head and possibly Commissions OF
the skull
According 10 further reports.
Mr.. Boyd was attacked in his Of
flee by an unknown assailant
last Saturday upon his return 10
his office at $50 f. Adams.
POLICE REPORT that Mr. BOYD
told them that he was left uncon-
scious by his assailant. but later
- n n = -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Rex Bur Robbed

The Rex Bar at John r and Ed
mund was robbed OF 81 900 Christ
mas eve night, according To police
The money was taken from a desk
in aslocked room in the basement
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
League Director
Resigns His Post
Over Labor Clash

CHICAGO AMP Howard
D Gould. industrial department
director of the local Urban
league branch. is reported TO
have resigned mis- post last week
following a clash with A l.
Foster. executive director. The
two are supposed 10 have dis
= 100000 m, sh~ ,suiDnix ION. af
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
NOTICE
TO NEWSBOyS

The Michigan Chronicles an
nual Christmas party for news
boys will be held Saturday, Dec.
p az ; pm at Brewster center.
All active uewsboys are invited
10 attend. Movies will be shown
and top talent from leading
shows will entertain.
All boys are urgeti TO be pres
ent promptly at J O'clock
Signed, Circulation Manager.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
a DEFENDANTS
FACING COURT
FOR EXPULSION
Plaintiff Charges He
Was Barred From
CIO Plants
BY FRANCES L. RYLAND

Friday morning the trial of four
former union officials of Ford Lo-
cal 900 was adjourned until Jan.
II on the motion of the defendants
attorney when Shelton Tapes
was stricken with throat ailment.
The four former union Officers
are named In . suit brought by
Arthur O'Brien. former commit
teeman, who charges that q con-
spiracy was formed to expeI him
from union membership. have
him fired from his Job and black
listed from any plant In which
the CIO has contracts.
DEFENDANTS ARE Shelton
Tapes. former recording secre-
tsry; William Grant. former To-
cal president: Paul Boatin, former
treasurer. and William Cooper.
former head Of the Ford building
!. 49, m-S& ~.s1s. xsa.a, .s,...a......-..~.
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the incident and money vas re-
funded 10 500 patrons.
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~See LANIER. Page I
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conntry,s LEADING 4 uthoritl B.
industrial relations. Willard S.
Townsend. a member OF the
CLOS national, executive board
and OF the national Urban league
executive board. joined Gould
in attacking Foster for alleged
anii-union tactics and for GUST
inl two World War II veterans
OF the industrial department.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29

uWsee LOST LEG. Page I
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~see TAPES. P.g. =
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pW-see HOUSING. Page Z
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nW-see REVIEW. Page Z
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29

DR.. r OHara Ianier special as
sistsnt 10 Richard r. Brown. as
siSfant chief OF Areas United Ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-08
Rusky fisk kritisuje spojenecke
StanOvisko.

"Pravda" obvinila americke
a anglicke publikace z "diplo-
matickeho zasahovan1" tim re
podporovaly marsalka Alexan-
dra, nejvyss1ho spojeneckeho
~velitele v oblasti StTedozemnl-
no more, We sporu s marsalkem
Titem a okupaci Terstu. Autor
redakcn1ho clanku "Pravdy"
naval terstskou otazku "jed-
MIN z nejzlovolnejs1ch themat"
zahranicniho tisku a k%ritisoval
anglicky list "Ecoonmist' new
yorsk6 Times" a baltimorske
"Sun" "a redakcni clanky, jez
prinesly 0 teto situaci.
V clanku "Pravdy" je tvrze-
no, re Jugoslavie ma pravo BY
tt hrda ma sve v1tezstv1 a ziska-
la 81 pine pravo ma uctu sveho
prispenf k celkovemu vltezstvl
ma StTedozemn1m mort, "ale mi
sto tohoto byla zahajena kam-
pan proti Jugoslavii."