davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
Dr.. pctcat ~pcrMrtcilt
9ltcmbcmbcs0 cbrnMh

3u BEN "a fii6renoen 1erionlid-
feiten oes religioien 2ebens uno I'm
terridtsmeiens 0es 2anoes, Die ge-
tern aben0 in Hraiioent Truman
%orangen, Die Seriteaung Der 4tonl-
6omben lnoer5iiglid ein3uiteaen unO
oeren 0ermenoling ourd Abfommen
nit anoeren Nationen ddten at loi-
len, gebort aud @ep. Or. Gonin Mc-
Neia Yoteat, Ir1Iioent oes Colgate
&odeiter 9~beologiiden Seminars.
Sn elmer bon Ben "a Jiibrern ltn-
ter5ei6neten grfldrung miro Die
9(tombombe ais cine o@rauiamfeit
bon gepaltigem ausmoB" Ino cine
oneue Giefe Ser llnmenidlidfeit"
be5eidnet.
@s bieB in ser @rfldrung II. a.:
gir f0nnen ni6t glau5enL 0cb oie
@tombombe irgenopie sur Rieoer-
lage Sapans beitrap. Jbre rid
ji6tsloie lino unperantmortIide Ser.
gegen einen bereits gei6la-
9enen e6ino miro Dor Soft uno Dem
@etpiiien Ser Menidbeit ibr llrteil
Sic miro BON uns uneiifgesl
idr1nft b~eritrteilt. f.fatss g
49,. Sapan wuroe gang allgemein
uno reftlih fir ole 9ombaroiprilng
6ineiiider Staote nit ibrer 3ipil-
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
1apancr habcn 1918
amItraliidbe GcfanocnS

Sionep @ie Die ,,8riioners Of
8ar Miiociotion" mitteilte, boben bic
Sapaner 1918 anltroliihe &riess.
aefangene gemadt, BON 6enen iiub elm
9rittel in Mafaiien, elm 9rittel in
Siam uno Der MeIt in Sapan ielbit,
iotuie in Soadnoiid40itinoien befin-
ben.
Ger Status Der iebt in @uItralien
befinoliden italieniIden uno bent.
ihen Griegsgefangenen tpiroe Dom
Seeresmiiiiter Efanf DoroI' Harge.
itent. or iagf, Heo f6nnten fli6t in
oie &eimot auriidgeididt tperoen,
ebe nid)t elm 5rieoensDertrag unter-
6eidnet luoroen lit.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
8aMsH cdtbctricb fir
10 yakrc crtpartet

Gle Ban : 3nouitrie portet nalr
aif Ole 6reiga6e Oes NfnteriaIs, UNI
nit einem 9auprogrnm 5u Begin
nen, BON Dem man fiir 5ebn Sabre
einen Sod6etrid5 erIpartet, un6 oas
Die ourdl Den &rieg 5uriidgeItellten
Sans8auten, riiditanoise Hepara.
tlr- unO Mooerniiierun0s : Arbeiten.
lople @elf1fts- un0 Snouitriel9au
ten umfalien ioa.
gies gauprr.ramm Miro 0lurh
Elm loldCes fiir reIigiGie Snitiute unO
aird]en ergan5t.
Inter 3ugrunoelegung ser Soften
pom @dr5 1915 fir Die 3e6niabres-
Periooe weroeh sic i1brliden 0lirdy-
8aifolten nit $685..
900 O0Q uorausaeiagt. Sir Die 81
Stanten Oltlid Der &odieS peroen
bic Sabre8aussaben ALIEN fir @ohn-
auf $3,t29.00O, 900 geid1st.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
yatiton iprt6t
SaOeI aus

8atifan : Stoot. - ,Siierpntore
Rohtano" p~ropbeoeite, OaB man nun
init einem fieberbaiten Mettrennen
Inn 1ebeime @affen" rehnen miiiie,
unO to0elte oie MGnner Ser @iiien'
itaft, sic it'd nit ibrer SeriteIilng
beiaiien. Gas 8ntifanblntt ertIarte
III einem 9eitortifel ooB elm neues
&iiitungs : @ettrennen Oie unDer-
mciolide 5olge ,,0er Iesten @reuel-
epiio0en i'm Rriege lei.
0ie Seitung monote iid aud &C.
aen Gle 8erI6iebune ser @eoolfe.
rung ais Pinem 9anO in elm onoeres,
Inn Minorit1ten aus5umeroen.
Gas glatt erfIdrte, 0ab sic Yots.
banner @onferen3 ooas &rin5ip Der
&erihie6ung, uno oos beiBt oie aus
mer5ung 0euM;noritaten ,ianftioniert
Bat, m16reno ser 8opIt Oie &edte
ser MinoritGten betont unO oie Got-
nenoigfeit, oieie gu i6iiben berpor-
geDoben AaDe.
JG5 peritoBt geeen o1s Natur-
redt, Miaionen un0 Miaionen bon
Meniden aus ibren @eimen &irden,
Grieob0ien unO BON Dem 8o0en gu
uertreiben. ser 0ur6 sic Mrbeit if
rer 8orfubren frudtbar gemaHt NOR
Sen lit" Idreibt O1s 8lott. oGas
NOR geitern ungered,t, uno es lit audi
beute ungeredt uno niht 9eneros."
0ud pinem Sinpeis, oaB Ser 6rie-
oe oiele 8ro6leme nit it'd bringe, er.
fIGrte oas 8lott, oaB y3um eriten
Male in ser mooernen @el6ifte
MGnner Der @iiienidoit lid oireft
nit ser Mrbeit an oen @oifen per-
bun0en 9oben". @dbrenO 0ie Mii-
ienlfaft friiber Dos @obl0 Der
MenId6eit ~gearbeitet babe uno Der
&rieger sic Gut0edungen ser @iiien-
ihaft ,,aiii Die Aunit, 81 totem" ange-
monot babe, lei 0as iest anOers ge-
fporoen.
Ger J0iierootore" mics ooruui
bin, SaB iid ser 8aplt i'm Sabre 1941
in elmer @eibna1tsbotlhaft gu ei-
ner 8eit, ais sic M9ienmdhte i'm
8orteil naren, gegen Die fnidiitiifen
8runoiase ousgeiprod)en babe, uno
tniipfte ooran Die 6rage: |Sn mel-
dem MaBe boben lie nun ole ar.
hiteften elmer nelien @elt i'm Sinn?
Gos 8lott erflarte, oaB beute
,,bon sen @edten ser fleinen @atio-
men i~iberbaupt nidt mebr geipro6en
miro" uno fiigte bin3u: ,2ati1dlih,
penr alld nid]t INNER Dem Namen
nod, iin0 eini9e feline Staaten, mel-
de Elm oltonomes Qeben ~Oerlangt
boben, perifnpunOen, obne bob ie.
mano. ooriiber Elm @ort berloren
bot"
Sos 8latt erfIdrte, oaB Sic Yots-
banter aonferen3 Die 6reibeit Ser
@e0e, Der Breile uno Ser &eligion
oeriprohen bnbe, loueit 0euti6lano
in 8etroft fomme, Bob ,,aber Oiele
Miaionen BON aatbolifen niht nit
&om in @erbinouns treten fonnen1.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
SlciiA chnc pmnftc
int Sept. INT Sidt

Gin baloiges gnoe ser 5leiid.
rotionierung = pieaei6t idon ndd-
item Monat - miro fir m0alid err
adtet. 2anomirti1qfts Sefret1r
@noerion Ser ais 2ebensmittel6ef
Ser Station @rmadtiaung bat, 6or-.
liiber 81 befinoen, erfl6rte nod lleber.
priiiung oes peraitSlihtIiden ni6t3i-
bilen 8eoarfs, 0aB oie 3iuiloorr6te
an &inofleiid, S6meinefleii6 uno
2ammfleil6 I'M Oftober : Ge,ember-
0uartal emporidueaen oiriten. SIN
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
3iebea AT
cinent Gtran0

2onoon = IuBenminilter Grneit
8epin erfl1rte i'm YarIonent, oaB
oie britiide Gegierune Oo5 @eiiibI
babe, ooB IN 9ulgurielL &umGnien
un0 ungarn cine totalitire Hegie.
rlne burd cine onoere abgeI0it wer.
Be-"
Sn leiner eriten grflarung iiber
Gnglonos @uBenpoIitif ingte 8euiu,
onB ole &e9ierunB Die 4niidt oPrtre-
tie, OoB in ienen SGnoera Die &eeie-
rungen nidt Dem 8unid Ser @iebr.
belt oes Bottles cntlpr16en.
Gen Ginoruts, SER mir Don fiir0.
Iihen @ntpidlungen %getuinneu, it,,
10 fiibrte 8enin ais. onoE cine 9if.
tatur oiird cine anOere eriebt miro"
oOies lit niht mas mir inter Dem
10 iebr miBbrau6ten 8ort 9elHotrn.
tie DerIteben, tpelfes elmer Definite
riine 3u beoiirfen ideiHt."
8eDin entbs1te aud, Dab sic lleue
&obor Gegierung niht gnsIonos
HoIitif in @rie1enlono gu dnoern
oorbobe uno feline @nOerung Der
griebiiden HeBierung Dor ben oor-
tigen 8ableu begiinitige.
Gas Soupt5ieI Ser neucn Negie.
rlns iei, 10 erfIdrte er, Der wirt.
i6aftlide @ieoeraufbau Der Welt.
8ubor bate in 8ulbiu9tnn Map-
roro 9. Barnes, Der omerifauii6e
8eion0te, Dem bulgariIdeil Gabinett
I'M Muttroge oes Observation-Disclosures
in @aibington eroffnet, Die Gereinig-
ten Stooten miiroen, fals ole am
n16iten Sonntag itattfinoenoen ali.
gemeinen 8nblen in gulgoriell :liht
mirfli6 frei uno unbeeiniluBt tOr lih
geben per0en, nift in Der Gage lein,
einen SrieoensOertrqg NIT Oteiem elm
itigen Srabantenltaate Der aGie 81
idIieBen.
8ltlgarien gebort 81 Der ruliiIden
@influB : Spb1re Dit uno Siiooit-
guropos, uno meru1 nu6 HuBlnnO
grunoi1tIi1 Dem 8erlnngen nod De-.
mofratiI1en Wablen in ben befrei-
ten 91noern, mie in 0enen 6es ebe-
maligen Adien-S pitems, 5ugeitimmt
bot, 6~eeiinitigt es oof nod ipie Dor
in allen iol1en Staaten fommuniIti.
I6e ODER BON Den &ommunilten NAB.
gebeno beeinfIuBte Gegierunger.
Man balt es oaber fir m0glif, Dob
oie amerifoniide grfIiriing in Sofia
5u elmer MISUNDERSTANDING 3tuil6en
Der INSTRUMENTATION uno Der
ruiiiihen 8aIfanpoIitif fiibren tpir0.
Snoeiien frGSt man iit bier pielfdd,,
Oh iebt nod 3eit fir e.ne itlniicllung
Der bulgoriiden Heg:erltlg auf ben
amerlfnniiden Ston0rmft, oaB ,ein
(amerifaniider) Srieoenspertrag LII,
m0glid lit, tpenn nidt 6Hr6 pirf-
Jane geteiligung aaer 0emofrltiiheil
Gle, cnte an Den fommenoen @abIGa
DIS ui.l..oefommen Cur o1ertorm.
= sepnft atiiden Geyt,.uug in So.
fin qepohrleiItet lit"
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24
@anitise ansfunft

Ser Sdreiber oieier Seilen lit
Elm Menid, Ser @eoulo, 2angmut
uuo @adiidt in ieltenem @abe in
lid pereiniatl"
,Gine before austunft, @err
@rnpbologe, fonnten sic mir niHt
geben, oas lit nGmlid Elm SAneioer,
BEL Dem id mir einen An3ug madden
lniien mia.~
Washington Journal., 1945-08-24

automotil6 treffen unO 5%eritoren.
5. GerbeHerte 8erbinOungen pom
gooen CUR 2llft, ourd Die fompli-
8ierte W1on0Der Ser 6lug5euge obne
0iIoten itno Ser geIenften @eidoiie
ermogli1t Deroen.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
ROOSEVELT KIN
NAMED HEAD OF
CITIZEN GROUP

Mrs Dorothy X. Roosevelt. sis
ter-in-lawl OF Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
welt and we'll known Michigan po-
litical figure. has been appointed
executive director of the Michigan
Citizens Committee, it was an
nounced this week.
For the last two years Mrs.
Roosevelt has worked in the To-
cal Office Of the War Production
Board as a specialist on problems
OF women in industry. She was
an Official Of the Works Progress
Administration from 1910 10 1912.
ACTIVE IN THE League OF
Women Voters in the state. Mrs.
Roosevelt was candidate for
Congress from the 18th district in
the 1912 elections. In 1882 she or
gained a branch Of the League
OF Women Voters in Birmingham,
Mich, where she makes her home.
As executive director OF the
Michigan Citizens Committee.
she will seek to rally independent
voters into a non-partlsan organi-
cation for progressive government
in Michigan. Howell Van Auken
is state chairman of the Michigan
Citizens Committee. and Patrick
S Nertney is chairman of the De-
troit branch.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
NEGRO
ELECTED FOR
wayne HONORS

Dorothy Anne Hicks. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Victor L. Hicks.
was elected TO the Scholarship
Honor Society Of the Liberal Arts
college of Wayne university as
one Of the mem bers Of the l945
class, according 10 notice she re-
ceived from the secretary of the
society last week.
Miss Hicks was awarded the kew
OF the society and initiated a. the
annual banquet held the War
dei!-Sheraton Hotel on Wednesday.
MEMBERSHIP TO the society
IS determined by scholarship and
Il Is one OF the hi shest scholastic
honorS attainable.
In 1912. Miss Hicks graduated
from Northern Hi-h school with
Summa cum laude diploma. cleo
Ton 10 the National Latin Soci-
ETY., gold scholarship medal and a
scholarship 10 Wayne university.
During her h.,h school career.
she vas mem Der Of the student
counc'. and one 81 ne editors o.
the school year book. She plans
% continue her studies a. Wayne
Tor her masters and electorate de-
TreeS IN English Her major for
the bachelors de gree was French.
AT WAYNE. Miss Hicks is a
member Of Delta Sigma Theta So
roriiy, winner Of the Delta Sigma
Theta scholarship crest in 1874
is member Of the Motto club
and the Arcadians. both clubs OF
goods
Miss Hicks is 70 years or age
and : completing her course in
80 years She has maintained an
\ average throughout her COL
lcse career.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Press Survival
Struggle Shown

4 French Underground Press"
eNh bition will be on view al the
Man LlSrary. April 1928 This
exh H.:i,1 will show by means OF
posters. pamphlets. leaflets and
newspapers the activity and cour-
age OF he underground press dur
ING the years Of Nazi occupation
The display has been brought 70
Detroit through The cooperation o.
ne Information Service OF the
Provision Government Of France.
Admission is free.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Negro Soldier
Sees 2I Years
OfAmy Duty

MANILA - Twenty-one consec-
utive years of service in the regu-
lar army is the record of Sgt
Ernest Dotson. 3l3 NJ Place. Wash
ington, DC. Dotson. now Al years
old. Is now with the 6l0th Port
company in the Philippines.
The sergeant fought with the
Path Infantry on the Mexican bor-
der and in World War !. He has
been overseas two wears, coming
over with the 278th Quartermaster
Service company. Orc Bay, Port
Moresbv. Hollandia and the Philip
pines are but mile posts 20 his am
bi;ion TO serve out until retire
nent.
While DotSon misses his family
and longs for a glimpse at his last
child. 3-year-old Marjorie. whom
he has never seen. he compensates
himself with the thought that he
gets two years towards retirement
FOR every enc he sweats out over
seas g., and retirement is MS gilt
tering goal Dotson has a wife
and four children waiting for his
return.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Urban League
Will Sponsor
Lecture Series

The first of series Of classes in
community leadership Will be held
at the Detroit Urban League, 2OS
Mack, Thursday evening, April 10,
at BIS pm, under the joint spon-
sorship Of the Urban League and
the department Of Adult Educa-
ton.
A program including the tech
niques OF group leadership, dis
cussion, methods, and basic rules
OF public speaking. has been out
lined for the series by William VAL
entlne Of the Urban League and
Mrs Sigrid Ruby Of the Adult
Education program.
The classes will be held every
Thursday evening and are open to
the public. There Will be no ad-
mittance charge
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
NAACP COnfers
On Vote In Ga.
Nv HARRY McNLPIN

WASHINGTON. DC, ,NNPAl-
! conference on the status and
iGtu"c procedure 90 tho complaints
O., Negroes denied he vote in
Georgia. PRIMARIES is scheduled
Between T.ursuoi Marshall. spe-
cial couu>c. q TIC NAACP. ard
Attorney General Francis Rdale
FOR this SATURDAY Mr. Bdd.e has
jds'-ro,.rred 20 nc city.
Az davis are IN possession Of
The Department, o. jus q from
=. or 20 Negro leaders Who made
a restricted a;'cmp: 10 vote in the
Democratic primary on July I.
l9i+ THey were denied ballots.
despite the rtiing Of The supreme
c0Ur, IN tho Texas Primary case.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Tuskegee Marks
Founding With A
2 Day Program

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE. Ala. -
The annual observance Of The birth
OF Booker T Washington was COM
memora,ed here Saturday and Sun
day. April and s Dr. VIII W
Alexander, vice president OF the
julius RoSenwa!d Foundation. de-
.lvered the Fo ndcr'S Day address
on Sunday in The institute Chapel.
The tNo-dly celebration. which
opened formally Saturday with
the annual spring meeting OF the
board OF trustees, also included a
meeting Of the executive commit
tee Of me General Alumni asso-
cia'iun.s Because o. the restrictions
- travel. the annual meeting Of
ne entire aSS0ciai IN could not-bc
rcld, but members o. the class Of
1925 gathered FOR their 20th ami
vcrsary reunion.
Other features Of The Founder :
Day activities Nere an address oy
D. Paul Kelly college physician.
Talladeca college. and a Caya.cade
Of Dancing presented by the De-
parimcnt o. Physica, Education
The celebration marked the 89;h
birthday Of Washington and the
Gath year for TuSkegee Institute,
which WAS founded in 1881.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Ends
Caribbean Visit

WASHINGTON. DC. CNNPA)-
The lily-white mission of the Uni
ted Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
ton Administration 10 the Carib-
bean has concluded its first mis-
sion. according 10 an UNRRA an
nouncement The first country on
5 itinerary was the Dominican
Republic, where the population is
20 per cent Negro.
As a result Of the conversa-
tons between the mission headed
by Dr.. Richardo J. Alfaro. ex-presi-
dent Of the Republic OF Panama.
the Dominican government agreed
20 make an initial contribution of
S35O.O00 The purchases TO be
made from he Dominican contri-
button vii determined by a
mixed &C Z ion composed Of
represent, Of the Republic and
Of CNRRA
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Show Decrease In
Negro Counties

- WASHINGTON. DC, 1NNPAl-
There were Is counties in the Uni-
rcd States in 1910 in which Ne
groes constituted so per cent or
more of the total population, the
Census Bureau announced last
week. In 1900. there were 286
such counties. and the number has
steadily decreased in each lo-year
period.
In accounting for the decrease
IN number OF majority Negro
counties" the Census Burau saws
emphasis should be placed on Ne
gro migration, in view Of the COM
Paratively high birth rates of Ne
groes in the counties involved
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
OTHER DEFENDANTS held for

OTHER DEFENDANTS held for
t~al FOR ALLEGED implication IN the
for-.DI ana passing Of approN!-
~ately 500 900 worth o. bogus
c1ccsS made ont on two defense
plants here arc Lee Waterman. 80.
1870 Brush street. ALLEGED head Of
tie .sSc check plot, rs wife, Mrs.
Ann Waterman. -. or 1870 Brush
stree, P.eSs Walker. Sc. Of 956 Le-
and. Eli Gary 20. of 81 Hcndr!e:
EdA.N Gary. III Orchestra place
ana James Waterman. 2q5 Alfred
street. and Joseph Arlington, 81
C.cveian5, OHIO.
Jones. an army prisoner who
was court -martialed for being
ANOL and sentenced In serve
eight years i'm prison. testified
that he had passed approximate
" 50 checks with Cleveland mer-
chants last Dec. Q.
He tod ne court that he had
an agreement With Ice Waterman
80 reeve 30 per cent and lee
60 Dcr cent OF tho money Sained
from casans the bogus checks.
PVT. JONES disclosed tNat he
and several other defendants had
taken. plane 20 Cleveland
He Identified I'll and Jean Gary.
Lee and Ann Waterman. Villa Ice
and q Pobcc; CravcH. along with
Henry Green as having taxed
over the scheme together IN d
Cleveland MOTEL las, December
The checks we're drawn on tho
Clcvelan5 CrankShaf. Co. and
were made out IN amounts not eN.
ccedlng $50
Explaining his court-Tartial
PVT Jones told the Chronicle ina;
While stationed in Camp Ruckcr,
Ala. nc learned that his mother.
Mrs Sarah Washington and his
wife. Mrs. Doris Jones were Ill
IN Detroit
Il COULDN'T set leave :, visit
them. 50 went AWOL.' The SOL
der explained He disclosed that
he was aSScU, without leave from
ne army from Juiy. 1874. - Feb.
q. l9l5. when ne gave himself
ny. because I waited - be dis
CHARGED right
The sx men and one woman
were arrested after Oct Larry
Bleach and Special Officer william
McGil had investigated the al
legged activities Of the alleged
check pdSScrS for approximately
three months
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Sponsors Talk
On Sanitation

H3zcn F.nE. secretary Of the
DPW. VIII give an Illustrated talk
on sanitation and ways ~ set rid
OF rats a. The Brewster center.
April 70 al 100 pm. The program
Is a part of the EDUCATIONAL pro-
gram OF the Better Citizens League
and Is open 20 the public
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14

trial AT their
eXamin att o n.
They were held
for trial on a
charge o! con-
sp!FaCy 10 utter
ant publish.
After testify
ing that Lee
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
PSychiatry Film
Shown At Library

Dr. John " Dorsey. Dc,ro.. psv-
chia'rlS' ana staff member of the
Veterans Clinic al Harper Hospital.
VII lead discussion following the
showing Of a film. "PSychiAtry IN
Acton IN Tho Main Library audi
'orAim. Woodward and Kirby.
Thursday April 10. AZ S pm The
film depicts the wartime orsani.
zauen and pSychiairic technlqucs
employed in one Of Bri,a.n'S seven
.a'ge ccn'crs tor tho treatment OF
those suffering from the impact
II the war.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Say 2 Atlantians
Had Guns In Car

Two mon. whom uo'ce say we're
On route 10 Detroit from Atlanta
when they we're arrested were
named in = warrant recommended
ton on a charge Of carrying con-
cealcd weapons.
Police disclosed they had found
two rcro'vors in ar auto as ne
men we're entering Detroit Held
on the weapons charge were Rob-
ert Shropshire 81 90 Linden
street and Clcr;on Jcn,0c 81. lis
DAVIS street NV. both of A.
ANITA. Ga
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14

Gilmer. Other members OF the
cast are: Viola Mcdowell. Dorothy
Mcneil. Naomi Brunson, Robert
Lee. Josephy Davis, Oscar Belue.
James Jones and Robert Edwards
The play is the story Of a wealthy
business man. whose son is mira
culously cured Of polio. and an
interfering society woman. Cur
tain is at pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14

Sunday, April
! 5, a I { h e
Twelve Horse
N e MS Civic
Center. ia Frs
kin at John r.
S tr e cts. The
l945 graduates
W i'll comprise
the first gradu-
ating class from
Sacred Heart.
Leading roles
n S un d a VS.
production Will
be played by
II u e h Harris
Betty NJ ore
~ a Wt1ia.-o
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
School Boy Difficulties In Flint Spur Adult Action

Census Bureau announced last
week In 1900, there were 2S6 such
counties, and the number has
steadily decreased in each lo-yesr
period.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
SHOW LINCOLN l.. ART

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo - Dur
Ing the months OF April and MAY
continued exhibitions Of items OF
the Art Department, Of Lincoln
university will be held in various
sections Of the country.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
He Made Big Money
In Passing Checks
BY LARRY CHISM

Following damaging testimony
given last week by Pvt Douglas
L. Joues, "a, Of l348 Brady street.
Recorders Judge Paul Z. Krause
held SIX men and one woman for
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
NEGRO COUNTIES DOWN

WASHINGTON. d. C.-tNNPA
There were 1870 counties in the
United States in 100 in which Ne
groes constituted so per cent or
more OF the total population. the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
First Graduates
OfSacred Heart
Giue 4-Act Play

Pre-graduation festivities at sac
red Heart school include a four
act drama which will be presented
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Cleveland, last year

Cleveland, last year.
Charges against one defendant
Mrs. Jean Gary. 20. of 1867 Biddle
street. we're dismissed on motion
made by defense attorney. Samuel
[. Weller.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14

Frank Marley. director OF me
Mott Foundation. told the Chronl-
Gle that il was his opinion tina,
Flint was over the hump IN the
present difficulties. However. "
Manley SAID. II am pretty positive
that outState forces are keeping
this situation going. One-,hlrd OF
the white groups IN Flint have
come in the last year. most Of the
difficulty is coming from them
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-20

Marines battle for this little island
close to Japan. During the filming
of this picture two of the camera
men were killed. 1t is complete
story of the hardships and dangers
that "our boys'' g othrough to win
this war with the treacherous Japs.
From it you will learn that victory
in the Pacific will prove to be
long and bitter fight, and that 1--WE
folks at home" will have to keep on
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-20

Parcels for servicemn route
ovrseas may be mailed from Oct.
Is to Dec. 10, provided mailers can
show notification Of change of ad-
dress received after Sept. 80.
The Sept. Is to Oct. Is period ap-
plies also to Merchant Marine men,
bers.
Regulations are the same this
year as they were last. Secure
wrapping of parcels is urged. They
cannot weigh more than five
pounds and must be under Is inches
in length or SO inches in length and
girth. Perishable matter will not be
accepted. Food and clothing are not
preferred.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-20
MINISTERS CONDEMN UNRULY
CHURCH MIN0RITIES

ATLANTA, July 20 (ANP)-
The Atlanta Baptist Ministers un-
ion went on record as placing its
stamp of disapproval on minority
groups in Baptist churches trying
to run the preacher away despite
the fact that the majority is with
him" and spoke out against certain
white folk meddling in Negro
church offairs.
The strongly-worded resolution
was read to the house by DR.. L. A.
Pinkston, president of the Georgia
Missionary Baptist convention.
A number of ministers of the un-
ion in past years have been taken
to court by minorities seeking to
depose them. The resolution said
''the majority rule is the governing
principle Of the Baptist church"