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The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-10
sHghIights Of Long, CrisIy Warfare in the Pacific
A Are Named
for Jury Duty
Jurors to Report
for August Term

A list of "A jurors named to
serve for the August term of
the Macomb County Circuit
Court was revealed today by
Guy l.. Brown, county clerk.
Brown said that no date has
as yet been set for the jurors to
report. They will be notified by
the sheriff.
The "A jurors were drawn by
Judge Paul r. Cash, Sheriff
Harley Ensign and Clerk Brown.
They include the following:
Herbert Miller, r. F. D., Ar
mada; Mrs. Jessie Ward, RID,
Armada. Mrs. Floy Bedell,
Church street, Romeo; Ben
Thorman, $50 N. Main, Romeo;
Fred Habarth, r. No. /, New
Baltimore; Henry Ruehle, r.
No. /, New Baltimore; Leonard
Miesel, Fraser; Edith Schroed-
er, r. No. 2, Mt. Clemens; Clara
Johnson, 23357 Edwards, Rose
vile; Cora Ruyle, 26524 Grove
land avenue, Roseville; Frank
Raymond, r. No. 4, Mt. Glenn
ems; Charles Campau, r. No. 4,
Mt. Clemens; Lena Schultz,
22503 Wildwood, ST. Clair
Shores; Josephine Williams,
22305 Masonic Blvd; Hazel
Zuehike, Eenox; George Pohley,
New Haven; Fred Ziehm, R.
No. 2, Mt. Clemens; William
Schultz, r. No. 3, Utica; Will
liam Heldt, RED, Romeo;
Paul Blonde, RID. New Hav-
en-; Roy w. Kirkum, Rich
mond; Mrs. George Weber,
Richmond; William Parrott, r.
No. 3, Utica; Vera Auyer, r.
No. /, Washington; Albert
Kaltz, R. No. !, Warren; Law
renee Baumgartner, r. No. /,
Warren; Helen Bates, r. No. l.,
Warren; William Qualman, r.
No. !, Center Line; Walter War
ren, Washington; DR.. Robert
Cassells, Washington; Jewel NJ
Hodson, IL Breitmeyer Pl., Mt.
Clemens; Herman Penzien, 35
S. Wilson Blvd, Mt. Clemens;
Florence l.. Click, 1876 Cass
avenue, Mt. Clemens; Mildred |
Teston, 158 Cass avenue, Mt. |
Clemens; Ada N. Neale, 107 |
Park avenue, Mt. Clemens;
Elaine Smith, 80 Riverside |
Drive, Mt. Clemens; Mrs. John
Winkler, 23053 Rausch, East
Detroit; Mrs. Alfred Thiel, |
24885 Grove avenue, East De-
troit; Irene Hubbard, New Bal
timore; Harry Spiekhout, New
Baltimore; Ruth Buechul, 1875
Engleman, Center Line; Mrs.
Elvira Wiegand, 24501 Law
renee street, Center Line; Dor
othy Hahn, Utica; Herman
Cushman, Utica.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-10
Even the totally irresponsible

Even the totally irresponsible
and deceiving propaganda Of the
japanese government could not
keep all the peoples Of the Far
East, including the japanese,
from seeing that liberation OF
the Philippines meant the bisect-
ing of the hoped for japanese
Empire. - Secretary Of War
Henry l.. Stimson.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-10
Japan FIGHTS WITH ONE
~ of the most powerful

Japan FIGHTS WITH ONE
- Of the most powerful
weapons that q country CON
summon - DISTANCE. She
presented Us with q war
5000 miles from home. ond
ws could take II or leave II.
We soreIy needed Allies on
the spot, and we got them
courtesy Of japan herself.
In oil her stolen empire,
svllen. embittered natives
turned 10 sabotage OF Asd
10 the Jungle in defiance.
In q hundred ways these
people Of the Paeiiie Islands
are helping vs today. In
rescue work. in tracking. in
stalking the Jop. in dealing
swift and silent deoth tf,y
ore superb soldiers, svpe3
Allies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30
BY LEE VAN Alta
INTERNATIONAL news xsrVir. War Correspondent
LMnrld CnnNrlKhi lnAh- AM RlEhlA ReasrNsnl


NTANILA, Aug. 29-"Gentlemen, the battle for
V Australia will not be waged on the Bris.
bane line. 1t will be fought and won or lost
in New Guinea"
Quietly, but with determination Gen Douglas
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30

EDITORS NOTE-Ia the foLoriag fourth chap
ter Of his series Gen. Douglas MocArtht'S thrilling
od dySScy from Botoon to Tokyo Lee Van Alta, ms
correspondent dresc1bes the generals daring decision
to carry the fqh to the japanese Ne1U Guinea
recoaned one OF the great turning points IN the
Pacific 1cdr.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
Milton MuIIens
Share Silver
Anniversary
Nv GLADYS MILLS

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mullens. oi
59l Marston. celebrated their 18th
wedding anniversary Thursday at
their home.
The house was decorated for the
reception with pots of white chry-
santhemums. The guest table was
covered with a Madeira cloth and
centercd with huge three-tiered
white frosted cake topped with sill
yer bells and inscribed. Happy
Anniversary flanked by silver
candelabra. On both ends were
piled the souvenirs, bits OF fruit
cake wrapped in silver paper. The
cake was the gift Of very dear
friend OF the couple, Mrs. Ruth
Trent. who assisted with the Serv-
ing. along with Mesdames Julia
Critz. NJ. l.. Spears, Thomas Cat
tron and Ida Bunch. Rufus Bailey
also assisted with the serving.
THE RECEIVING line included
Mrs j. La Villiotost. w. j. Heard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullens and Mrs
Arthur Chambers. w Heard
and Mrs. Arthur Chambers are the
nephew and sister Of Mr. MullcnS,
The couple received many love
w gifts. most OF them in silver.
The Jewel Jubilee singers rem
dered several vocal selections dur
ing the affair.
A LOVELY MENU was served
10 the many friends and neighborS
who attended. including Mr.. and
Mrs. b F. Graves. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. l.. Spears. Miss Ina Love Mrs
Mary L. Pyles. Mrs Carrie
Thompson, Mrs. Mamie Foster, AL
bert Foster. Mrs. Mamie Spears,
Mrs. Carrie B Hall, Mrs. Ida
Bunch, Mr.. and Mrs. J. La Viii
lotoSt. Mrs. Willie Price, Mrs.
Eva Heard, Mrs. Willie Heard.
Mrs. Arthur Chambers Mrs. Sadie
Washington. Oscar Williams,
John Breckenridge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stampp Willis. Mrs Lucille
Moore. Mrs. Daisy Giles, Mrs Ma
netha Davis, Mrs. Helen Merri-
weather. Miss Rosalee Merriwea-
Their, J w Johnson, Dave john
son. Gil Hunt, DR.. and Mrs. Thorn
as ~ Malone. Mr. and Mrs L.
Clark. Mrs. Mamie Black. Mr.,
and Mrs. W. d Malloy, Mr.. and
Mrs f II. Barnes. James John
stone. Mrs Louise Terry, Mrs
Bonnie Mae Moore. Mrs Della
Parker. Mr. and Mrs J. c. Locke;
Mrs. Laura McIlwain, Miss Rosa
DorcuS. Mrs. Maggie jenkins. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Campbell, B F.
Johnson, NJ. 3. Scott. Mr. and
Mrs N A Scott. Mrs, f. b.
Jones, Miss Margaret Tolbert. Ben
iamin Robert Tolbert, Mrs. II
Rivers, Mr. and Mrs John Me-
Duffy, Alvin Thompson, Walter
Irwin. the Rev. w. M Carr. Mrs
Beatrice Crew, Mr. and Mrs Os-
car Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Cattron. Mrs. Steiner, Mrs
Lydia Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
D. Sledge. Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Hooker. Mrs. Alerita McFall.
Mrs. Octavia Cattagan. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. C Terry, Charles Jordan,
Frank Cook, Mrs. Georgia Cross.
Mrs Maggie Anderson. Mrs. Rose
Cook. Wallace Myers, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Burkeen and scores Of
others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08

ChsTIrl'e nom Sne'r-s0 N ANania
Tho S1pni,',t,ios net with
Marian MCLEAN On Tuesday and
ha5 hu,v meeting after tHcIr
,4-rcssful marty Thcv also out
mod holiday plans Af,cr INC
r.rc,.o. noEcro Vas plavcd Guests
,crc Nc,d nos Mary Norman.
K4,rcr.rc PasC Fsn.cc LOWRY
and Matte Jefferson Club prizes
,c-' % Ban. NO F.trS Fr,f. sue
C..lcr'. SECOND AID Elizabeth
C.1sn,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
TAAF Student Feted
During Furlough

James Mansfield was honored
with a party last week during his
furlough here from Tuskegee Army
Air Field given by Lorraine Lee.
Among those who joined in the
merriment were Christine Smith,
Vivian Smith, Shirley Williams,
Shirley chatham. Cyrus and Will
liam chatham. Thomas Abner, Ar
lene Graham, Archie Alloh. Ber-
nice Evans. Sarah Lee. Barbara
Banks, Gemetria Shouvner.
WENDELL HUNTER. Landlord
Brown. Harold Harris. Marion
chatham. David Jackson. Evelyn
Clark. James Dodson. Mrs. Col
lie Wilson and Rita Neal
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08

clings 70 you Tor hours. us sweet
scent invites romance. No wonder
Pluko is preferred hair dressing. 1t
does so much 10 beautify your hair.
And it's so inexpensive. Sold at tot
let goods counters everywhere in big
economy sizes. Amber 25c. White soc.
You'll never want to be without II,
once you've tried this way 10 love
Iier looking hair. Always demand
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
THE CASABLANCA
STUDY CLUB

Met al the home OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Williams, Of 1920 Harding.
for its social meeting of the
month. Mrs. Julia Dickcrsou. pres
ident Of the club. sang a solo, and
Mrs Mary Blackburn gave the
history of the life Of Marian An
dorSon The quiz game Of the eve
Ming was conducted by Miss Will
liams. daughter Of the hostess.
Prize winner was Mrs. Janet Toll
son
Gurnee Walker, Of 566l oath.
was welcomed as a new member.
The hostess served a luncheon
from a table set IN the traditional
club colorS The next meeting Will
be held at the home of Mrs. UrlllC
Clark. Of 1922 30th.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
Junior Hostess
Group Visits
Vets Hospital

The Junior Hostess Hospita !
Committee Of the John r. USO
club made their monthly trip to
the Dearborn Veterans Hospital
Friday. Gifts Of soap. Christmas
cards. cigarettes, stationery, maya
zines and other useful articles
we're distributed among the pa
uents. Mrs. Gonzelle Bailey and
Miss Emmie Goolsby, Red Cross
Motor Corps drivers, drove the
group TO the hospital.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
CLUB TRECE

Met at the home ~ Mrs Brcn-
tine Ashford. 29l Chandler Ole
business was discussed and plans
are now in the making for the
Christmas party to be held the lat
ter part Of this month After the
regular business routine, bridge
was played, with prizes going 10
the following: Mrs. Clifford Reid,
first; Mrs. Clara Moore, second,
and Mrs. Theresa Harris, BOBBY.
The meeting adjourned to meet
Wednesday, Dec IL al the home
OF Mrs. Myrtle Beck. ll06 Harper.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
THE NORTH END SOCIAL
AND ART CLUB

Met at the home of Mrs. Alberta
Copeland Thursday for their reg
ular meeting and luncheon was
served by the daughter Of the
hostess Plans were discussed for
the annual dinner party. The next
meeting will be held al the home
Of Mrs. Fred Potts, of 1920 Good
ard
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
THE NIGHT OWL AND
LUCKY SEVEN

Clubs will meet together for
their final meeting OF the year
Plans 10 deliver baskets 10 the
needy in time for Christmas will
be completed The two clubs wish
10 thank their many friends for
their loyalty throughout the year.
The home 81 Mrs. Willie NJ Clay
ton VIII be the scene Of the JOINT
meeting
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
THE BROWN MODEL CLUB

Held It's weekly meeting al the
home Of Fora Boyd. All members
we're present 10 complete plans
for the cocktail party 20 be gwen
during the holiday season. Mem
bers and guests participated in
bridge for the balance Of the eve
nlng, when the meeting was ad-
iourned 10 meet next AT tho home
OF Miss L. Gardner
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
UNIT II HOUSEWIVES
LFAGUE

Met at Brewster center last week
opening the meeting with songs
and prayer. Twelve members were
present for the discussion. Follow
ing the business meeting refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Randolph
is publicity chairman
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
CLUBS
THE STITCHING
NINE CLUB

Met at the home OF Mrs. Carl
Stewart Friday at her home on
Norwood, During the business ses-
sion, plans we're made for a Christ
mas party 10 De gwen at the home
OF Mrs Alice Bel Of 1867 Binder
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
TIE JOLLY TWELVE CLUB

Met al 'hc home OF Mrs Virginia
Smith. Of 1919 81. The majority of
the members we're present to car
~ on the business u he day. Mrs.
Russell was the winner Of the
bridge prize Needing was ad-
Journed 10 meet al the home of
Mrs. Queen +. Tribble.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
SKIN |RR|TAT|ONS

and burn so that you tear and scratch feel embar-
raised, frantic for relief, don't try just anything
Be sensibe-put your faith in dependable time tested
medication. Use famous Black and White Ointment
II only soothes such skin conditions but works the
way in letter, Eczema, Acne Pimples, and Bumps
antseptic-to check and help prevent local infection
and help nature heal So when you suffer with any of
these skin irraons be sure TO use Black and White
Ointment Use only as directed Over IS million pack
ages sold. Get your package Of this famous medica
ton today lot 25 SOC by buying the larger
sizes Of Black and White Ointment And remember, you
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
Selma u. Club S
fodder Contest
To Close Dec. 9

Sunday the S. L. club OF De-
troIt met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Ellis, 1866 lnver-
ness. Plans we're completed for a
"Toddlers Contest 20 close Dec
9 At pm, al the home " Mr. and
Mrs Ulysses Smedley, Of 5426 28th.
THE PROGRAM VIII be pre-
sented by the grandchildren of the
Selma university alumni. Other
unusual proGra have been
planned ior the early spring, aC-
cording to the program chairman.
Mrs. Beatrice Goldsby. New mem
oers have joined al the past three
meetings. The club now mas $50
members and would like othe.
alumni who are interested 10 join
them
Officers Of the club arc A. T.
Goldsby. president, Mrs. Ruth FL
lis, .vlcc-preSldcnt; NJ T Smedley,
recording secretary; MIS-. A. NJ.
Brown. corresponding secretary,
Mrs f. Tarrant, treasurer, l.
Smedley, chaplain, and Mrs. Lou
Sc Bright. parliamentarlan
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08

Something More
Pluko has fragrance al its
own. Perfume-like. Teas
ins. Irresistible And 1t
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
MRS. VIOLA ROBERTSON. Miss

Dorothy Brown. Miss Ruth Mitch
ell and Mrs. Anna Warren acted
as ChaperOnS. Junior hosteSses IN
cluded Misses Viola Robertson,
Dorothy Brown, Ruth Mitchell,
Agatha Slaton, Jean B. Lane
Medra Saddlcr and Helen HoXter.
Miss HoXter is vicc-chalrman of
the Junior Hospital Group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-13
Fews Gospel Singers
Raise Money For
A ged With Program

Re- 7. x Fcvs aud tho Fews
Singers taho this opportunity 10
thank their MANY friends FOR
ihoir loyal support In The recent
PROGRAM for mo aecd OF River
liopse and Erorsc The sum Of
SIS - was raised Donations were
even 10 fho following persons
Mrs Colc Mrs Finley. Mrs.
ingram hlrs Dusty Reed Mrs.
lfiscoA Mr.. Cotton Mrs Fudge.
Ms +. Irwin Mrs r. William
sen, Mrs f. Sanders. MIR. and
Mrs e. Brown. Mr. Mamie. Mrs
fmma Williams. Mrs. Murray.
Mrs Tate. Mrs Holmes Mrs.
Whitehead Mr. and Mrs. -.
smith. Mrs Maggie McCrafy. Mrs.
Lizzie Johnson Rcv and Mrs.
LYONS Mr. Sinkfiold Mrs Larkin.
Mrs ". Mitchell Me- GGricr. MIR.
q Brown Mrs smith. Mrs. pink
&c Ellis Mr. Frank steward Tho
fews Singers and Row L. X.
fews also wish to thank Rev. r.
G. Copeland. officers and mcm-
bers Of tho Union Second Bap-
list church for their courtesy
in opening their doors for this
worthy cause Rev l.. X. Fews.
is manager Mrs Marie Jackson.
secretary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-13
About The Common Man
) U D An D R 0 b

,rhc formula they want can longer be disooy{
cred There is no part OF Detroit In which they eal
place housing for Negro famlhes "tnout pelnl
somewhere close 10 the homes OF people OF olAei
,..,.> The answer? Put the home In whse,ef
s,1,ce is available. without regard TO racial charac>
iciistics of the neghborhood
a. nridc ourselves that We live in an advai. Il
DIV only sewel Avery or a Bertie McCofmcI
nli.,.s maj nroperty rights are superior TO hnnau
nrlts Therefore. when thousands OF families need
homes W. must brush aside the property rights md
are claimed As preventing the building OF the homex
When the city needs your property, no matter Wind
vour sentimental ties TO u. Il simply condemns d
and all you can do is night IN the courts for IL
ter cash scttlcmen.
This IS much less drastic for nobody Z
taking away anybody property Inc homes nd
are supposed TO lose IN value arc lus' as us'iu1
lust Is warm jusi as Well painted AS ever NaI
has happened is that The current owner has wiite1
down the value in his own mind. i hasn't even bced
written down in the market because any real es II
agent who wants TO can sell II for higher price 4
negro family anxious Tor decent place TO live.
WHY THEY HESITATE
our city authorities are doing heir best 10 avoid
making this obvious decision lhelr motive ear
hardly be- called rational As between the tlosoll
that viii accrue TO the city from putting Negro M
ilics wherever room can be found for them and ihe
trouble that the city has had and viii have fron
trawdinc more and more Negro families into f,A 4
and worse homes there is scarcely any choice 4
sensible person chooses the policy that Is rgh and
does the best nc can 'p MAKE II ""lh ""' 9n'"'
What the authorities fear is that their old pts Y
di,cs and pet hates Will tarn ont 10 he comple Il
hasccss A logical and necessary consequence q
mixing ncighhorhoods mixed occupancy of 4
individual project People who liN side by side a
even short time soon learn mutual respeci M
tolerance
Mixing nctroii's neighborhoods would solve muct
~ our race problems Rn' Jcnries, Edeecomh and
company - want 10 takc any steps IN thar ~
rctlion Thov want 10 ,onhne MS TO talk 10 ,on'
miss ions to meetings. 10 ANYTHING hn TO acting a
fhoreii NJ really boleved that al mon arc hroihcrt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-13
The State OF The Union

I'VE Americans have always believed IN
freedom Of opportunity and equality Of OBJ
portunity remains one OF the principal objec-
tves Of our national life We are opposed to
restrictions. whether by public act or private
arrangements which diStor on impair COM
merce transit and trade
Thus spoke President Roosevelt last
week when he delivered his State Of the TN
ion message To the ncWy convened 18th
Congress Wed like toremind the President
that.we'ye heard that song before, but We
still continue to receive reports that Negro
men and women ia the uniforms of our Army
and Navy suffer the humiiationS Of dis
elimination. And we hear reports Of eases
referred to the FEPC about discrimination in
industry Such reports make us wonder who
are the Americans who believe in such free
dom and equality 81 oppowunity
We think it high time that the Com
mandcr-n-Chef Of the Army and Navy issue
now mandate against any and all unfair
treatment Of men and women who are Sacri-
fcing theit lives We are proud Of the brave
deeds Of the 92nd division and the 99th pu-
suit squadron and othoe so-called Negro Sec
tons Of the armed forces but we are still an
noycd NO end hv the tao "All-Neglo" with
which thoy are dubbed They re Americans,
too Nh President
AS YOU o.aNiomaticallH state Mr.. Presi-
dent international cooperation on which
enduring peace Mast be based sNot a one
way street Nations like Individuals do not
always See alike = think alike, and the inter-
national coonoraton and progress are not
helped hy anI nation ASSUMING that is aaS
monopol> ofwiSeon of Of write Neither
is our national progress helped BY powerful
white group assuming that il has such mo-
nopoE
So MI President we can upon YOU to
use HoUr executive nowcl- and influence with
the realism and courage of which YOU
spoke % fulfill tine promise for which men
have fought and died ~ this var It must
be Is YOU said the justification 81 all the
sacrifice that have been made Of al the
dreaatal misery that ihis world has endu-
&c"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-13

Most fiction writers know that they cant Se'
away with writing about some OF me thlnss iha' az
uaily happen IN our crazy "o'la ""' s" ,,',c i,
maj few no,clisis would take chance on 'Iyns 70
sell 10 doubling public the story Of Detroit
housing policy. ,,..
Detroits Mayor Common Council ami Housing
Commission arc wliihing and squiimng inside
sttaif.iackot Assuming that th'F arc sane ana
do thcv would ordinarily be objects Of ply anu
would fan right in line with an ola ana respected
dcvicc in helion Who has not read ~ some 'ime OF
the hero who WAS aireadod into an 'sH lun IN olu'
10 leave the way clear the Villains dirty work
But what 4 peculiarly unbelievable story these
ladies and gentlemen present They rot INTO me
strait-iackct themselves in order mat they 'oulu
do the dirty work themselves NohouN WI "as',
much sympathy on them. II Was they who devised
tho infamous policy OF mot changing nc fa'ial
characteristics Of nclchhorhood ~hi'h KEEPS
thousands n Ncelo families from housing which
they need desperately
No matter how much Edeccomh or Johfios pos
lure knif their hrovs assume praycrfni attitude
or In other WAYS seem be trying hard 10 ma
solution to the problem II must ho f'm'mncr'1 NAY
fhtv created tho problem themselves mar ih'F ala
thor hest 10 pass. tho buck 10 hc suburban eoomu.
ni,ies and thai the only possible solution Is plain
enough and clear enough That oven person VINO
BE- longs i'm i s'rait-iackcl can SOC y
It's peculiar characteristic of this strait Jacket
that II, -r'io az AN the bowling that is done by he
do Is say The word and u viii fall of ihcm and they
WIN b. aho 10 stcn ont free II not happy
THF OBNIOIS SOLUTION
You would think from reading no sally pr'ss ana
from nsicuiur 70 the remarks Of tle Nayor and MS
hous'rc commission dirccor-sce earv hat i Is very
diNisulf ia md solution 20 fhc problem NJ whore
to ripec honsinr for Ncero families
Tho master minds aro loehinc fer formula
THO dosi forniila Cor 'hom is easily DESCRIBED u
nfo,idcs heusnr nv y cro Families ~ arcas where
.hero sro no f,oifos ofhs- Than NEGRO families
TN, ,l., +. issi 80 farrlrla iha' no LONGER works
rlr no rrmvla hat hoy ha,e hocn trying al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-13
Adjustment In Postwar World

.a.,,,lon.l poin4es This vii in
na. IN. .6eDa3s, of admit, as
uen j. ,aa. ~ ~. ,c.n.ac. proap.
~ 4A a. aln Cor tic education
~ .anl,s n ,ho n.s.-ws world
yin ns,fc sr ir g.a~r n r.yial
,,no,us and tensions tduca,ion
INNS berem. ,epfnem,- pfo,,ss
ror all rconi.s Ana for ll efoups
ece.,4less ~ l. nn,s, include
....s,ss.f hela.,r s,hao ,bn-
iran ,nst II h,ol prl.uss and All
lo,.i. ~ ad.l ouns
ranea,.or .h.,, TOO a.hlr
All, .n.e rh,r +, An ,er-
San. uho o,,.,. ~. AIMS ara 10
fossiln. ~ ,f.,.nds, Rn,b,en
rrosiaen ~ M ri,e,si,c .,
v,obsea, .l 1.a, ,i,, no
mos. mn,r,ar, n IA t,man .e-
TWINS ht onin,or IA, oo.
sa,,.a,,o,,i sys,..r ao.s ~, ~. i
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,rxs L, aui,..a. ~ ae los,rc
IN nor an, ~ NH. ,o,en,ial r.aa
ore asso,dtnp il an ansbor;,,,i,c
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fnr -. mss. ..iiisn. ,o.,n III,
,ero ..0e,i,n aber ,l,oa ,a,,lv
.reno,.f..oes canrnt nro, ,ao !,
Atfrac,, braprans INNS, ~ IN.
s,i,uted uhe,.h, aaal,s ,sn .,o1
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