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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
TurnabOuf
WincheIIs Son-in-Law
Seeks Alimony

CAMBRIDGE Mass, Sept 7
QNS)-In an unusual procedure
in which he seeks part of his
young brides estate as alimony,
William +. Lawless filed suit for
divorce today from Walda Eileen
Winchell LawlesS OF New York,
daughter of columnist Walter
Winchell
They were wed June < after a
surprise elopement. Within a
week Of their marriage, however.
the bride, appearing in a Broad
way stage play under the name of
Toni Eden. telephoned her father
that she planned 10 seek annul-
ment Of the marriage.
LawlesS, a staff sergeant in the
army signal corps until -hnnorahlN
discharged last January. is now A
student at NeSper George Art
School IN Boston
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
u. HOnSIlu
Rites Set

ABOARD USS PANAMINT OFF
TSUGARU STRAIT, Sept. 7 tUPl
- japanese emiSSaries boarded
tl1iS wsrship today and received
instructions from Vice Adm
Frank Jack Fletcher'S staff for
transfer OF the island OF Hok-
kaido and northern Honshu 10
American forces
Vice Adm. DenSuke kanome.
chief of staff of the Ominato naval
board district, received his sur
render orders in the crowded
flood-lighted wardroom Of this yes
sci lying of the narrow strait
separating Japsn's northermoSt
home islands of Honshu and Hok-
kaido.
The terms were read 10 the
japanese delegation by Commo-
dore r +. Robinson Jr.. chief OF
staff TO Adm. Fletcher, command
ant OF u. S. North Pacific forces.
Pa Robinson instructed Kanome 10
send the highest ranking naval.
army, air and civil authorities
sbosrd the Psnamint in Ominato
anchorage at 10 A. m. Sunday. lie
said the time OF the actual oc-
cupation OF shore installations vas
4, undecided. but we will give YOU
advance notice so your force can
evacuate facilities"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Surrender Costs
100000 Jobs

WASHINGTON. Sept 7 GNSl
Paul V. McNutt, VINO chair
man, reported today that 2.00l
600 workers have been laid off
since the japanese surrender.
NJ Mutt said that 300. 00C
workers were separated from
their jobs during the week ending
Aug 81. Surveys conducted by
VINO indicated that approx
mately 100000 lsy-offs had oc-
Cured in the first 10 days after
the surrender.
LayoffS IN Detroit Flint, Pom
tiac and Saginaw-Bay City lotalec
5000 in the week ending Aus
81, MCNutt said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
YdnkS Freed
On F0rnnOSd

GUAM Sept 7 QNS)-More
than 200 Allied prisoners of war
were removed from three For
mosa prison camps yesterday by
r small task force Of Seventh
Fleet carriers and escorts, MAX
ing the first organized contact
with FormoSa since Pearl Harbor
Only SO Of the liberated men
were Americans. The remainder
were British, including many vet
Grams Of Dunkirk, who, as mem
berS of artillery engineer units,
fought down the Malay peninsula
through the Battle of Singapore
i'm 1912. Some of the Americans
were survivors of the Bataan
death march.
One hundred thirty-nine OF the
mon in the FormoSa camps were
so pltfully emaciated that they
could not be Immediately re-
moved They were left behind
under the care of l.. S. naval Of
tiCerS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Mines Menace
Ships in Pacific

EN- ROUTE To KOREA WITH
THE SEVENTH FLEET, Sept. 7
-tINSt Naval observers said TO-
day that mines torn loose by
storms and borne on sea current 5
arc likely 10 be a far greater
poacctlme menace than the bal
loon bombs carried 10 the United
States by StratoSphere currents
during the war.
Seventh Fleet units operating
in the Gulf Of Chihli and the Yel-
low Sea, under command of Adm.
klnkaid, are daily reporting the
presence Of floating mines. Task
forces units recently located and
detonated rs in one day. This is
approximately fifth of the total
destroyed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Calls Himself
Tool Of TojjO

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Z
uNSl To hear him tell il Saburo
KuruSu. Japanese ambassador 10
Washington who was talking peace
10 Secretary of State Cordell Hun
al the very moment Pearl IIarhor
was being attacked, was just an
innocent abroad
The Jap diplomat made this
bland statement today IN Japan
10 Frederick b Opper American
BrOadCaSting Co. correspondent
and claimed he did not know The
Pearl Harbor attack was planned.
Then he added, unhappilY thai
ne was but a tool OF the then
Jap premier. IlidCki Tolo
Editors Notc-JHst like the
No.s m GeJmopg after that
country icas rhippcd, rirfuaHg
MI high-ronkug Japs 0rs sld-
dCaiy claiming that the military
1cds responsible for the lrar,
that the JopoHesc people rCrC
kept IA ignorance
That tho americans have
charged kuruSu with treachcry
was a blow that deeply hurt
him. he told Oppcr, explaining
that he himself was as ignorant
of Tokyo'S intentions as were tho
American people. ~
kuruSu is living a his summer
home in farazaWa, seven hours 10y
train from Tokyo
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

session.
Among them was President Tor
rey Johnson, First Vice President
Dick Harvey, st. Louis, and Re-
glonal Vice Presidents George
Wilson, Minneapolis; Charles Tenn
pleton. TeFonto,- Ed Darling, De-
troit; John Huffman, Boston; Bob
Pierce, Seattle; Hubert Mitchell,
Los Angeles; Walter Smyth, Phil
adelphia; Watson Argue, Winni-
peg, and Billy Graham, field rep
reScntatiVe.
Templeton and Graham were
named 10 leave for England on
Nov. l 10 prepare the way for 25
or more speakers, musicians and
other workers 10 open three
months Of campaigns in Great
Britain
Tentative sailing date for the
group was set for March /, 1916
President Johnson said;
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
TYLER kent Case
NAV Shock Nation
BN DAVID SENTNER
Detroit times wsshinrtna bureau

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE of Tyler Kent,
paralcng Pearl Habor in potential political dynamite and
international Implications threatens TO boil when the
Young diplomatic code chief of the American embassy in
London is released from British Jail Oct. s.
Kent convicted in October 1910 at secret trial in
Londons Old Bailey of having obtained and delivered to
foreign agent copies of diplomatic documents under the
British official secrets act.
The young careerst of the state department protested
his innocence purportedy maintaining that he had copied
certain coded messages between President Roosevelt and
Winston Churchill which he felt would inject the United
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Bad Drivers
Checks bad

Traffic violations were warned
today against mailing personal
checks into Traffic Court for set
Element of fines unless the checks
have been certified.
Since Tuesday Il chec X $
bounced" so Chief Deputy Clerk
Charles LaSky sent out notices 10
violators that certificates Of
checks is required.
LaSky said that bouncing check
violatorS who failed 10 agree by
phone 10 come in with the cash
were escorted into court by an
officer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Frantic Mother
Can t See Joke

A prankSter's call from a mar
who identified himself as a DR.
Brown Of Receiving Hospital to.
day sent Mrs. Helen Pentrack oi
1882 Miller on a wild goose chase
10 Receiving Hospital, where she
was told that her son, Joseph, Is
bad been taken after an auto,
mobile accident on the way to
burroughs Intermediate School
Joseph actually had been At
tending classes all morning.
This could have killed me-"
Mrs. Pentrack said. II have
bad heart condition. A Joke like
that certainly indicates an Inn
mature mind"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Censorship Ended
I'm Italy by -

ROME, Sept 7 tUP) Censor
ship ended in Italy today.
This is the last censored mes
sage. II was personally stamped
and turned in for transmission bS
Brig. Gen. Arthur J. McChrystal
former information, news and cen.
SorShip chief of AFffQ, and now
chief Of international service foT
L. s. forces in Austria.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Pamphlets Tell Jews
Hitler Will Return

LONDON, Sept tINSt-A
Reuters Vienna dispatch said to-
day that pamphlets saying Hitler
will return death 10 the Jews
had appeared in the streets Of
Budapest.
The dispatch said similar leaf
let campaign had been noted an
Germany and elsewhere.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
How YamkS
Come Home

NEW YORK, Sept. 7 CUP)--
Four troopshipS carrying 3,4S8
Servicemen dock today. The
United states Victory arrives with
1918 troops. the Marshall Elliott,
709; the William TiIghman, II, and
the Robert Owen, with $50.
The II OSS troops on the Tilgh-
man will go to Fort Hamilton.
Those on the u. S. Victory will be
proceSsed at Camp ShankS, N. j.
Those on the Elliott and the Owen
at Camp Kilmer, n. j.
PARIS, Sept. 7 CINS) - The
L. S. 35th Infantry Division is on
the high seas bound for the
United States.
Here's the box score on othersi
45th-The 179th and 1S0th Reg
imentS OF this division are sched-
uled 10 sail on the Aquitanla
Sept. s.
69th-271st and 272d Infantry
Regiments sailed for Britain yes
terday en- route home Sept. II.
The 273d Regiment leaves lie
Havre today.
63d-This division now is in lie
Havre awaiting transfer 10
Britain.
l03d Now at Le Havre. sails
for L. s. Sept. $40.
Seventeenth Airborne sails
from Marseille today.
Sixth Armored-At lie Havre,
sails Sept. Sill.
Fourteenth Armored-At Mar
Selle. sails Sept 10.
70th-Now arriving at assembly
area command.
Fifth Armored-Moves 10 port
OF embarkation Sept. l3.
Ninth Armored-Advance units
arriving at assembly area COM
mand.
The 99th and 106th Infantry
Divisions and the Seventh, Eighth,
Tenth and Sixteenth Armored
Divisions have been alerted for
shipment home.
5 TRANSPORTS DOCK
BOSTON. Sept 7 CUP)-Three
transports carrying 1877 veterans
Of the EuropeAn war theater
doCked here today, as follows
The Claymount Victory -- the
4O6th Coast Artillery Gun Detach-
ment, 442d Anti-Aircraft Artillery
Gun Detachment. 4l9th Anti-Air-
craft Artillery Battery. Eighth
Always Squad. the 309th Station
Hospital, several companies ot the
i70th Infantry Battalion and SN-
eral batteries Of the Path Coast
Artillery Battalion.
The Jacob &. FAssett and the
John w Garrett -- miscellaneous
personnel
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Eliminate Passports
For Bermuda Trips

WASHINGTON, Sept. : CUP)
The state department announced
today that travel between the
United States and Bermuda no
longer requires passports
The government of Bermuda
advised the United States that it
had Cancelled q wartime reguls-
ton, requiring passports
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
I.9I7 Prisoners
I'm Mukden Area

ABOARD SEVENTH FLEET
FLAGSHIP. Sept z CUP)-The
first direct contact has been estah-
lShed with group of 1917 newly
located Allied prisoners of war IN
the Mukden area OF Manchuria.
Adm. Kinkaid. commander of the
Seventh Fleet, announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
bars of JapS
Going Home

MANILA. Sept. Z GNS)-SiX
thousand OF Cen. Tomoyukl
YamaShita'S troops are gong back
10 Japan--In jars.
Brig. Gen. Robert Mcbride
commander Of the 32d Division.
today granted permission 10 bring
jars of ashes OF 5000 dead Japs
from the mountains for shipment
10 Japan
Mcbride okayed YamaShita' =
request 10 let 30 Japs carry out
the lars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Japs Free u. S. Credits

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. I (UP)
Radio Tokyo said today that
the Japanese Finance Ministry
has lifted all regulations freezing
American and other foreign credits
and assets in Japan
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Youth Crusade
Extends Scope
By WESLEY HARTZELL
Sp.clai Co THE DETROIT TIMES

CHICAGO, Sept. Twelve shrt-sleeved and perspir-
ing young from many parts of North America
today launched program to spread the Youth for Christ
movement all the world
Specifically they the regional vice presidents of
Youth for Christ International their first quarterly
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
BACK SALARY WANTED

Pending a safe return 70 this
country OF her son, Mrs. William
r. Kent is not planning any i'm
mediate steps aiming al his vindi-
cation other than pressing his
legal action for back salary before
the l.. s. Court of Claims here.
Don NJ. Harlan Of Detroit. coun-
sci for Kent. will file brief this
week in reply 10 the government S
demurrer TO the suit, in which he
Will stress that KentS trial by a
British court deprived his client
of his constitutional rights and
that this procedure violated the
sovereign rights OF the United
States and therefore must be con-
strued as illegal
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

You can order The Detroit
Times delivered 10 your home
EVERY DAY by phoning Cherry
R2nO
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
CHRYsLER WORK HELD Up

ReconverSion work at the De
Soto-Wyoming plant Of the ChryS-
ler Corp. was being held up today
by a wildcat strike Of 222 tool
makers, repairmen and oilers.
The strike started on the after
noon shift yesterday. according 10
a company spokesman, after the
company refused 10 pay the
strikers for their lunch periods.
The contract does not provide
for paid lunch periods and officers
of Local 227, UAW-ClO. repre-
Senting the strikers, admit they
have no grounds for the walkout,
the company spokesman said
Canadian labor Cancellation rep
representatives con tinued ne
gouatlons with officials Of the
Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd,
and Local 200, UAW-CIO, to avert
strike of 10000 Ford workers.
Strike action was voted last
week by the union.
Meanwhile, 5000 Hudson Motor
Car Co production workers re-
manned idle, having been laid off
last week after q strike of 500
foremen.
Other strikes contributing 10
Ford layoffS in a minor way are:
Bundy Tubing. 900 out; Hercules
Forge, 100; Woodall Industries,
250, and Continental Motors 900.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Kelly Orders
More Vet Aid
Detroit Site Chosen
for MenfaI Hospital
Nv RHlS Jo>ES

A-AsNG4tNNs fNf l'.
provide four new services IN rr.
turning Serviecnen were taken
Jointly today by The state Office of
veterans affairs and the state De-
partment Of public instruction
Gov. kelly'S Veterans Advisory
Council directed the office Of vet
Grams affairs 10 proceed immedI-
siely with establishing now
state hospital near Detroit ion
mentally afflicted veterans.
Veterans of The southwest Pa
cihc who still suffer the after ct-
fects Of malaria Will soon bc able
10 obtain stahrlne, substitute
for oulnlne, AZ local counSellng
centers Of the ONA.
DRUG AVAILABLE
Col Philip Pack, veteran az
fairs director said the men had
been unable TO secure the drug
which brought relief. Detroit hos
NNidlN o. Nfal a. hhAAlNA lAAA - NJ lAT
tiers Will serve as distributors.
Two new Sub-oficcS of the vet
Grams affairs headquarters Will be
act up al the main discharge cen
tiers for the army and navy in
the MiddleweSt - Great Lakes
Naval Training Station and Fort
Sheridan. the council decided.
Michigan veterans will be sent
first 10 these centers for guidance
and problems Of emergency hos
pitaliZation will be handled at
once by the sub-officeS.
The veterans council also ord.
cred the ONA 10 prepare informa-
ton on the needs of Michigan 5
returning servicemen so that the
council can begin making definite
recommendations as 10 the best
use of the $5l 900 900 veterans
benefit reserve fund.
Impetus was given by the de-
partment Of public instruction 10
the statewide veterans institute
program under which eX-SerNsce-
men may. learn industrial sklllS
through the high schools.
No EDUCATION GYP
Dr. Eugene &. Elliott, superin-
tendent OF public instruction, dis
Gtributed 10 all school officials a
nine-page outline of the program
for setting up institutes in other
cities besides Detroit and Benton
Harbor.
THE main Idea Is to guarAn-
tee the SerVicemAn that he will
not be gypped by industrial or
trade concerns which will get
federal money for his tuition and
give the veteran inadequate
training"
Elliott said that some veterans
already had enrolled in on-the- Job
training courses only 10 find that
employers and unions did not rec
ognize the preparation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
CONTENTS SECRET

Neither the British foreign Of
fee nor the state department has
revealed 10 date the contents of
the documents which Kent is al
legged 10 have copied,
Several specific moves are being
planned IN Congress within the
next few days in an effort 10 lift
the hd ef secrecy from the com
pick international Tyler Kent
case.
These include a resolution for a
fun investigation. of the entire
matter by a congressional com
mlttpc
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

States into the war and war
ranted presentation before a
congressional committee.
Furthermore. he insisted that
his diplomatic immunity had been
waived illegally by his superlorS
and that he was entitled under
his constitutional rights 10 he
brought back 70 the United States
for trial.
The testimony before the secret
British court hearing has b n
permanently lmpounded
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Ford Calls
Men Back
lContinned from Page Onel

Continued from Page One)
ready for display. the company an
nounced.
An attempt 80 end the Kelsey
Hayes Walkout ended in failure
last night when the strikers voted
l,036 10 2l2, in n secret ballot 10
continue the work Stoppage in
definitely
Joseph Plaza. plant chairman,
called for the secret ballot AZ a
mass meeting in ChadScy High
School
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
OVER $4,000 IDLE

Moro than -, lUO DetrOlt Ford
workers already have been iaId
off. Additional job examinations
ordered for today however. will
not affect Detroit workers but ad-
ditional lay-offs may be made here
later, the Ford spokesman said.
A total of 1850 were idle in
strikes in Detroit today.
Plaza called the meeting after
r J Thomas, international pres
ldent Of the union, failed 10 enter
the dispute personally although
asked 10 do so by the plant COM
mittee. u was said,
Only members Of the kelsey
Hayes unit of Local Ia, UAW-
CIO. with paidup dues receipts,
were admitted 10 the meeting
Several members Of Ford Local
600, UAW-CIO,. attempted TO gain
entrance, but were stopped at the
doors by guards
Plants ordered closed today. in
stead Of Monday as previously an
nounCcd by the company are:
Buffalo, Chester, Pa; Dallas
Tex; Edgcwater, y. j.: Louisville,
Ky. and Richmond, Cal
The Kelsey-HayeS strike was
called. three weeks ago, after the
company refused 10 reinstate three
minor union officials who had
been discharged for ejecting a
foreman from the Company'S mill
tary plant The WLB previously
had upheld the discharges.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
Maria Louis Files For Divorce
Mother Sorry 1t
Happened After
Talk With Couple

Mrs Nar,a Louis Barrow pretty
Nifs OF worlds hcagy~eielH box
ing champion. SGT Joe Louis OF
,hc L 5 Amy filed . divorce
smi IN Chicaro this week chare-
ing her husband wah dcseftion
Mrs Barrow previously Oiled Tor
divorce July . 1851 at which time
she charged cruelty. but toe
couple reached reconciliation
shortly afterwards aud the court
action Wa dismissed Joe has bcen
IN the Army since january 1912,
and IS stationed now at a camp
near Kew YORK city tie recently
returned from tour Of Europeans
battle srontS. whore he entertain
cd soldiers With boxing exhibitions
Mother knew
The announce ment of the films
Of the second divorce suit hy Marva
came rs surprise 20 many Of the
couples friends Who thought they
had patched up marital differen IS
But when the Clamps mother
Mrs Lille BROOKS was interview
rd by Tho Tiibane Wednesday a.
her Detroit home ~ .loo McDou
g4ll She stated that the divorce
report WAS not p surpris" "a
her as she had heard of The plans
sescDll DAYS ago. she said when
She was IN New York two week
ago, She talked with Joe and Natss
In his apartment asked Thorn
point blank If the ramor was true
and they passed It or
= think its 700 bad" Mrs
Bioons deelared I'm no, FOR i
but q married couple can't agree.
guess i,s The best thug 70 di
,oiee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
DETROIT RIFLEMAN
HERO IN ITALY

ATLANTA. Ga Private Van ~
wilson 81. Negro rifleman. who
served with the heoric 9ond Buf-
falo DIVISION and was wounded on
the Northern Italian front has
hecn awarded tho Military order OF
Purple Heart it was officially an
nounced here at LAWSON General
hospital
Wilson Was advancing with his
unit in an attack last November
10 when he Wrs struck by shrap-
MI he Was hit in tie right leg
and right hand.
Takcn by the comrades 10 bait
alton aid station wilson WAS given
first aid aud later removed 20 a
surgical INIT where his leg was
amputatcd when be- recovered he
Was transferred 70 this country
(tontinued on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
Citizens Report
On Unsonifory
School Conditions

The Community Aciion tonmp'-
tee. a new organization 81 Gtic
groups and public minded ''-
zcnS was formed 90 drfelope q
program Of joint action on com
muniiy problems IN tie ialh
CONGRESSIONAL District
Among those present az w
SECOND meeting OF the Committee
wcr,. the Reverend (ullcn iamsl
81 tie Baptist church Mrs prf-
ham Of the parent Teachers
soeialion. Mrs. Alice Ferris ~
the National Negro Con-frss
Mr Timothy Shay OF the Down
town Cluh. and ArthnF SIC
Fan OF Local eoO.
a report was given by MIS-
Alice Ferris OF the unsaniiary
conditions in the building an
the dangerous conditions Of ihe
playground in the Lincoln school
Brady and ST. Antoine. as found
by survey conducted hy SPEC
cial Committee to investigate
Principal Q. l.. Healy was quot
cd as being in full sympathy in
Tho enliehlmcnt OF community ir
ierest in the school problems
and stated 10 the committee thar
correction OF the unsaniiarv aud
unsafe conditions has heen pro-
missed by the Board OF Edu,o,
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
Detroit Club Women
To Burn Mortgage
On Anniversary

The Detroit Association ~ Wo-
mems clubs have celebrated thfce
anniversaries OF he purchase of
their club house az 5iGl Brush
street, in this els The fourth
anniversary celebration white II
they are now preparing 10 OBJ
serve viii be different. for it
viii feature The burning OF the
mortgage on their property.
The celebration will begin Apr.
? and will continue one week.
The hiehlight OF The program will
be April s at pm. when the
burning OF the mortgage ccre-
mony viii take place.
other features OF the program
will include mass meeting AZ
bethel AME church. April .. with
Mrs Frances Williams ORA adj
ministrator, as guest speaker.
Tuesday. Apiil 3 will be dedieat-
Cd 70 ministers and their wives.
aud on the same night shower
viii be staged at the club house
Wednesday will be observed as
Business And Professional Ia"
Thursday lnlerracial Day Youth
light will be observed Friday
evening.
Saturday. April Z. Mrs Paul
Robson. mife of the famous AZ
list. will speak at the Raokham
building. The weeks program
will he climaxed sunday by the
mortgage ceremony.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24

ior, h'rc long be-
~, e,'.. ''''. 10 other pai Of The
r.,. PAD taken an, such
4. i IS worm noting thar
boa president who has man
rs,,. oD' This liberal cmplo, mem,
n, !, comes from Macon, Ga
'' ~. t''"sA Imagination.
s,' 's 80. best cooks Ia the world
Wa, men, iu'i as the hest nrs'
lsI ~ u''.' designers we're men.
Of ~. ny Tar the greater amonn,
over ,1 cooking done In homes All
S m'.' The world is dona IN ~ MI
eotn,,, "ul the Women are fro.
On ' '~., long on recipes and shor,
iIl., ' !, Many ~" ,sl NOR |.
m. 81 perch and MAKE y ''" 49,, .
nah. moist bloiiIng paper. The The
TO -, ',."'''ienily off.iasie eot'
have 's twenty years. and os s"',
eo,., "'0sh Imagination 10 dl..
lunch at the colonsu. rrs.r
''n'Inued on Pag. s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
SEES LIBERALISM
ON THE MARCH

ii4aafhft he 2
a~' ~aD3sr a a0n $50 i.
Ife.. VrG g
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
Anti-Discrimination
Insurance Bill
In State Senate

A bilI 10 prohibit discrlml-
nation by autu Insurance com
panies In the sale Of policies
covering policy. fire. theft,
property damage. and other
forms Of Insurance. was In
iroduced by senator Ryan OF
Detroit IN the state senate
last Tuesday.
The measure carries crimi-
nal action for companies or
agents found guilty Of dIscrl-
minatlne. aud grows out Of
complaints lodged With the
NAACP against anicmohlle In
surance companies Who refuse
10 insure Negro motorists.