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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
Willie Howard
On US0 Show

Willie Howard. beloved come
dian of three generations, and Al
Kelly. star of Lou Walters Latin
Quarter, headline Service Sere-
made to be broadcast from the
Downtown USO Club over WXYZ
and the Michigan Radio Network
at 6 p. m. today and 11:30 p. m.
tomorrow.
Featured also Is Rita Ray
singer of popular songs. and the
regular cast of Larry Paige and
the Pages Of Melody.
The salute is 10 the Council of
Social Agencies which, under the
presidency of DR. Paul T. Rankin
of the Detroit Board of Educa-
ton, has contributed immeasure-
ably 10 the welfare of men and
women I'm uniform.
Service Screnade' is planned
and written by +. Lee Johnston,
produced by James Ramsey and
announced by Hal Neal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
CONTINUED from Page One)

There is stern fact behind that pa
triotic Headline.
From San Diego, one of the main
stops along The Route to Tokyo" J"
submarines and destroyers head
out to the fight.
Back TO San Diego battle Scared
ships return for reconditioning.
San Diego camps are filled with
men in khaki, blue and forest green.
San Diego's air is Aecked with
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

II you suffer nom rheumatic arthrits ~
neuritls pain. try this simple inexpensive home
recipe that thousands are using. Get pack
sge OF Ru-EK Compound. two-wcck supply.
today Mix u with q quart of water add the
Juice Of Z lemons It's easy. No trouble ~
ell and pleasant. You need only Tablespoon
fuls two times a day. Often within ~ hOurs
sometimes overnight - splendid results are
obtained. N the pains do not quickly leave
and n you do not feel better. return The
empty package and Ru-EK will cost you noth.
ing 10 try as Il is sold by your druggist untcr
an absolute money hack guarantee Ru-FS
Compound In for sale and recommended by
drug stores everywhere
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
Crash Kills Sister
OF Marjorie Rambeau

Los ANGELES, Feb. q GNS
--Thclma Rambcau Al. sister oi
the stage and screen star, Marjorie
Rambeau, died early today in
Queen of Angels Hospital of in.
lurieS received in an automobile
accident Feb. l6
Marjorie, also injured in the ac-
cldent, was reported recovering.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
J. {. Bartlett S
Rites in Florida


Funeral services for James Ed
ward Bartlett, rs, former presi-
dent of Parke Davis & Co, who
died yesterday at his winter home
in Ft, Lauderdale, Fla, were held
today in that city.
Mr.. Bartlett, who became pres
ident OF Parke Davis in 1919, left
Detroit in 1921 to become affli-
ated with Allied Laboratories.
Inc, of Indianapolis
He was chairman of the board
Of directors of the company at
the time of his death.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26

HULL. PIC. VICTOR L.-Lavdin HUI.
father, Lyons
JACOBS PVT. JOHN C-Mri Evelyn
jacobs. siie, Lake Linden.
JOHNSON PVT KARL Roland K
Johnson father. Muskegon.
itfcRkt- PVT BERNARD w.--Mr Betty
Krasi wife, Grand Haven
LUNDY. PFC RALPH Mrs. Thslms Z
Lundy, wife, Flint.
MAXI SGT. GEORGE R-Mrs. Fannie s.
Maxi mother lshpcminG
MARTIN. s SGT GLEN William Mar.
tin, father Niles.
MEDLING, T S WILL H.-Grsdy NJ Med
ling, father Lansing.
NAvIN PVT. CECIL AIRS. Mildred W
Navin. wife. hsskegon.
PETERSEN. CPL HOMER G.-Hans Peter.
sen, father Ludington.
PLOWMAN, T 5 KENNETH C-Mrs Lena
A. PlQWman. mother. Elsie.
POTTS PFC. ELMER B.-MS. Ruth Potts.
POWELL. iST 1T. PRENTISS Airs
Prentss a. Powell. wife, CassopolS
QUINN. PVT JAMES Mrs Lucille D.
QUINN. wife Muskeson. --------
RANsFoRD, Cpl. GEORGE w-Mr
Amanda + Ransford. wife Holly
RATKOWSKI, PVT, HARRY W-Mrs. Elsie
RatkOwsh. wife. Bronson
sOLEAu, T-4-'rff HA4-ti-wtiiiam A
scirau. fstfTrr M0ur0v
STEENSMA, CPL. JOIIN--Mrs. Wilhelmin
SteTnSma. mother. Grand Rapids
STEtNKE. PFC. WALTER r Mrs Martha
Steinke mother Midland
STOUT. SGT. LLOYD R-Mrs Edith 3
Stout. mother Cedar Springs -
vAIERT Tt5 TONY Mrs MsIgsrei
Vaieri mother Monroe
I VAN DUYN. PVT. WILLIAM A Mrs Mabel
J. Van Duyn, wife Grand Rapids,
WINER PFC HENRY C.--Mrs Isabel Winer
RIfr. LaHElttF--
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26

war planes-and along San Diego's
coast lurk long steel monsters that
could hurl two-ton shells at enemy
ships, clouds of "ack.ack" at enemy
planes.
Santa Fe is proud to be the key
railroad in and out of San Diego
territory. We are ready to handle
the railroad needs ofthis vital South
ern California center in the days of
peace 10 come.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
Film Director Dies

HOLLYWOOD Feb "a 1NS)
Less than a week after his
marriage To Katherine McHugh,
his third wife, Reginald Barker,
veteran film director died today.
He was in his middle fifties.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
1900 Jdps Reported
Returned 10 Coast
Detroit Times washlnrton Bursau

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24-Be-
tween 1900 and 1,500 evacuated
Japanese are now back on the
West Coast by grace of War
Relocation Authority promptings
and the lifting of the military ban,
a WRA announcement indicated
today, Ia
The statement said $40 Japa-
.nese had returned since Jan. 2,
when the army lifted the prohibi-
tion il imposed in 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
MUSEUM OF THE BEST

We were unable 10 see the moro
modern rooms, as they are being
readied for the conference meet
ings.
The museum here is one of the
best in the country and houses
many of the best Spanish -eeleHial
paintings, AZTEC and Indian relics
and masterpieces Of art, as well
as a collection of arms and arma-
ment.
Departing. frsementafy ghosts
of the past Surged about US, min
CHING with thoughts OF admiration
for the present day Mexico
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
VIEWS MEXICO CITY

The rooms that were used by
the royal couple open on terraces
facing the gardens. and the view
of Mexico City is incompatible.
The bedroom Of the empress is
in brocadeS and Boule furniture
49,. the gambling room, where
baccarat, Chemin de fer and other
games were played, had tapestries
handmade by the CapuchIn sisters
of France exquisite Gobclin
tapestries and petit point chairs
and sofas grace the formal draw
ing room.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26

CCTToN- Tv'77- oHTrrL C--NTi. lynne
Gcrg-r mother, F2bt Genesee.
CUFFlN IeT IT. CHARLES F-Mrs Eliza.
beth M GJCri1, mother "a W, HlldalC
HAIFMANS PIC JOSEPH Mis- Ros,
HsIimsrr. mother, 3T34 Gladstone
HAPsKI PFC STANLEY F-Nfs. Mar
Earst HapsE, mother, al63 jacob. Ham
Tsmck
HOGAN. TFc JOSEPH s.--Mn. catherin,
a Hogan 1929 ST. Clair.
JtIlANO PVT ANTHONY T.-Mrs AmtliJ
JgAsuC. mother. 2o32 DeaTlne.
LANCE PVT ROBERT C-Mrs Arne
Lange. mother 2e526 harrington. Royal oak
OLSON PFC FRANKLIN Mrs. Bertini
l. ells..F', mother. t-e4e SIX Mite
pAPERSlK PFC EUGENE Mrs Eliza
beth Papcuik. mother 1887 Evanston
PNTrREE PVT ALFONSO Ants. Lotti
Patcrck, mother 1878 Gallagher.
FLUNKETT s SGT NORMAN y Mrs
Beverly Puukett wife, 1880 p outer Drive
POLOsKI. JOE Mrs. Shirley Polosh
1891 Spruce
POWELL. PFC WILLIAM E.-Mrs. Ethc
NJ Powell. wife, 35o4 Lycase.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26

"NOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one Of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
Slot Boss Slain

CLEVELAND, Feb. "a CUP)-
Nathan WeiScnbcrg. boss Of Cleve-
lands slot machine racket -wa-
found shot 10 death in hls parked
car carly today
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
->>>->>->>>>>>>>>'Ths The Detroit Times
~ Honor Roll
~ Official Casualty List

The department today public Of 2039
soldiers wounded action including Il from Michigan 29 from
the Detroit
Among released ny the navy department
six from Michigan from the Detroit In all these
kin have been notified and have been kept informed
0t 6ny changes status
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
NAVY WOUNDED

ANDERSON EA%AN WILLIAM BENNETT sEAMAN
SATURDAY., February
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
OUTSTATE

ABBEY PVT PHILIP Mrs. Msry II
Abbey. mother. Battle CitCk.
BAILEY. PVT LAWRENCE p MIR Audrey
} Bailey mother Reading
BARTALONF g SGT GEORGE N-M!s
Frances Bart6l0ne mother Riverside
BELOSGIA PIC JOSEPH F-Mrr Alma
bc'ougia. wife WstcryWrgt
BOLTZ. PFC HAROLD AIRS Edns
Bidbink mother, Grand Haven.
BOOTH. PVT. CLARENCE Mrs Frances
= Booth. mother. Flint.
BOOTH PVT EARL Mrs. Irene N
bo'th' vile Bay civ
BRANCH PFC ROBERT w-weus L
Branch. father, White Cloud
CHIPMAN, T 8 ALVIN Leroy ChipmAn
Sr father. Grand Rapids
coGSwELL. set KENNETH Mrs. Doris
{. Cogswell. mother Niles
DEBOER PVT PFTER-Mrs. Trena DeBoer,
mother Grand Rapids
ELLSWORTH PFC. FREDERICK W.-Mrz
Ethcl Ellsworth, Wife. Npsilanu
EVANS, PFC ALBERT-Ms. Virginia Evans,
wife Bay city.
FABER. PVT wIIIIAM-Mrs Louise Fsber,
wife Grand Rapids,
GERsABECK. CAPT ARTHUR R.-Robert
GrfSabcck. father. fpsllautt
GRAHAM. PVT. LYNFORD A-zMrs. Doro-
thy Y. Graham. wife Concord
GREENHOE, PVT ROLLIE Mrs. Coldie
l.. Gfeenhos wife Lansing
GUERRANT. CPL. MAURICE Mrs, Anna
IL. Gucrfaut, trotff-+5-e't-er-'
HACKETT T T'S DALE D.--Mrs Alice Hack
Ell, mother, saginaw,
HALPIN. -PYT- THEODORE Mrs. sara
Haipin mother. H0ltOn
HAMILTON PFC, OMER M.-Mrs Carrie
Hamilton mother. Rapid civ
.HAkfMERLINp. PFC. ALBERT L.-MrS Al
ftcda HammCrlind mother sparta
HOuGHTALiNG FFC BCRDETTE E-Mry
NCrnie N HouchtAling wife Lapoer.
HOWELL. CPL LESLIE E-Mrs. Faye How
Cli. mother Kalamazoo.
HUGHES SGT wfLFORD Mrs. Agnes
Hughes mother, Fowlcrville.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
TeNsOf Castle
>
InMexiiCo
By CoNCHTTA SEPULNEDA
PIGNATELLI
sp,,lai 70 1H DErRoiT TINS

hrff al 70 Ihf ~ AAAffNA ANHiN
MEXICO CITY. Fch. "a II
was q sunny. warm. though not
tropical morning when We set off
20 visit the Castillo Chapultopcc.
On historical edifcc that IS today
Iery much in the IiueIEht
Many sessions of the inter-
American conference VIII take
place here. and VIII he known as
the Confcrencia dc 'Chapultcpcc.
OLD AZTEC TEMPLE
Pinos, hay trees whose huge
roots emerge out of the solid hill
side stone, trumpet vines. naStur.
tiuTns. bougainvilla. all IN blossom.
combine 20 splash the terrain with
vivid Mexican color.
At one time the castle was an
Aztec Temple. taICr IL became
the residence of NoutcZUUa H.
then viceEoyS used il for a summer
palace.
II Is probably best known, how
ever. as the palatial home of
Emperor Macmillan and EmnreSS
Carlota Amalia. who lived there
while reiEnlpF epeF the land -
AS though IN a dream Of the
past one GazCS at the regal inn
perial coach OF the emperor and
empress. The exterior is of gold,
with carved cupidS and imperial
crowns designed in gold leaf.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26

TURNER, SEAMAN ! INMAN-Mr and
Mrs. Roscoe Turner. parents, sl5s Common
wealth, Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26

ApVERTISFNFNT
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26

JAsICA, SEAMAN ! C MITCHEIL-Mr and
Mrs John Jasica parents, 35s2 2. Garfield.
Detroit,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26

PIC VICTOR L-Laudln Hun
The Omaha guide., 1945-01-20
Suggests Commissioning
Top Negro Band for
War Bond Drives

New York-As a significant step in
boosting public morale, particularly
in connection with war fund drives,
Eugene Kinckle Jones, General Sec
retary of the National Urban Leagus
has requested the War Department to
consider commissioning the best Ne
gro band in the Army to serve il.
somewhat the same capacity as jim
Europe's famous fifteenth band il,
World War T.
This band which accompanied the
369th Infantry overseas and of which
Noble Sissle was a member, became
widely known as the organization
that introduced France to Ragtime'
1t led the parade of the 369th up 5th
Avenue at the colse of the war. anc
was greeted uproariously BY throng:
in New York City. General Pershine
regarded Lieutenant Europes banc
as an important factor in keeping III
the morale of our troops overseas
and at one time borrowed its service.
to play at AEF headquarters for al
entire month.
The suggestion. which was sent e
The Omaha guide., 1945-01-20
Park & Tilford Gives
NAACP $1,000 Donation

On January 4th, 1945, the Park Z
Tilford Import Corporation deliver,
ed to the NAACP Legal Defense
and Educational Fund, Inc, its check
for one thousand dollars Isl 1,OOO),
through its representative, Mr.. Char
les Reiner. This check is a gift to
the Association to assist in CARRYING
on ii legal work against discrimin-
alton.
By its action, Park & Tilford has
endorsed the work Of our Legal Com
mittee' which has over a period Of
years won 10 victories in the Supren.
Court Of the United States in cases
involving confession BY torture
exclusion from jury service, and
those cases establishing the right to
vote without reference to race. creed
or color.
The Park & Tilford Company
manufactures the famous Park 4
Tilford Brands Of whiskey and the
famous Park & Tilford toiletries.
The NAACP. Legal Defense and
! Educational Fund, Inc, is charit-
able corporation to which tax ex-
empt donations may be made.
The Omaha guide., 1945-01-20
POWELL GIVES RANKIN
v ERBAL AS HING

Washington (PPNS) The trad
itional hatred smoldering i'll the
hearts Of Dixie Jim Crow advocates
flared into flame in the House OF
Representatives this week when Rep.
John Rankin, Mississippi, race batter
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, Jr,
newly-elected Congressman fror.
New York, bitterly clashed over per
sonal race issues The dispute arose
over alleged remarks BY Rankin tina,
he found it extremely to his dislike
ing to be seated by Powell in the
House and that Powell's election wa.
injurious to the cause of the Negro
people,
The young liberalist and minister
met the Rankin assertion with a pa--
sionate and scorching reply. Sale
Powell: ''As far as democracy IS
concerned Rankin is a political de.
generate He is the leader of Am.
erican Fascism His presence in the
House of Representative is the most
serious obstacle to America in vim,
ing a peoples war or establishing a
peoples peace. He does not repres
ent the best or the majority even Ill
his own Congressional district. Our
OF over 100000 citizens in that dis
trict, not as many are allowed to vote
as there are members of my church.
Two hundred ninety thousand black
and white Americans are politically
disnherited by American Fascism in
Rankin's own district"
Il am happy that Rankin will no.
sit by me because that makes it mu>
tual The only people with whom he
is qualified to sit are Hitler anc
Mu5solini 1t is too bad that the
Southern Republicans have deserted
their party and become followers OF
a Southern Fascist
The recent Committee on unAm~
erican Activities should investigate
Rankin first, for he and his minority
lead America in illiteracy and mass
murder-lynching; and that's un-Am>
erican. If Rankin is not afraid Of
me- | dare him to suggest my nams
The Omaha guide., 1945-01-20

executive board to white and Negr,.
individuals whose collaboration =
outstanding.
when wartime tensions are en-
phasizing the critical need for under
standing and good will between the
two races, it is timely Mr. Baldwin
said, TO focus public attention O.;
the forces which are maging for in
terracial accord; and it is appropr
late that the long record Of devoted
friendship and effective teamwork
between Messrs. Wood and Jones BE-
made the symbol for honoring other
of Ike spirit and achievement.
Mr. Wood became treasurer Of the
National Urban League when it was
founded in 1910, and secretary III
1912. He served as president from
1915 to 1942 and is now chairman O.:
the Leagues national committee.
Mr. Jones started as the field secre-
tary, becoming executive secretary IN
1915 and general secretary in 194S.
Lloyd K arrison, a pubic member
Of the War Labor Board ard a for
mer treasurer of the National Urb-
an League, is chairman of commit
tee which has been formed to raise
money for endowing the Two Friends
Award. A ceiling Of $25 has been
fixed as the maximum contribution,
which will be accepted from any one
individual, and any income in excess
Of the cost Of providing medals for
future awards will be applied to the
Leagues fellowship program under
which 1O1 young colored men ano
women selected from the colleges Of
the country have already been helped
10 obtain post graduate training il,
social service.
The Omaha guide., 1945-01-20
Housing Shortage
Survey is Being MADE

We are all interested in this survey because it
VII help present the true housing shortage condition
that exists in this area.
If you are in need of home it will be necessary
for you to register and make application which
would enable you to qualify for the renting or the
buying of new house in Bedford Park on Writ st.
and Spencer ST., between 9th and 3Oth streets.
There is absolutely no obligation on your part in
making the application. survey Of conditions is
vitally important and ask you all to cooperate in
helping get the housing survey completed this week
Register and make your application at the office
342 Electric Bldg, or The Omaha Guide office 24zO
Grant St.,-Day evening $3.50 a. M to 80 b. m.
and 80 p. m to 1000 p. n.y. from Sat- Jan Goth to
Jan. 9th, 1915.
Phone JA-7718 or HA-O8O0 for further inform
alton.
The Omaha guide., 1945-01-20

away from foreign entanglements',
or be branded by the tin-cup leaders
of the new deal both white ana
black as un-American crackpots. Be
fore going too deep on this foreign
matter, this writer has been warned
that he is sticking his neck out and
had better write about local affairs.
things he and his readers could un'
derstand. There was time when
you could talk about Europe and it
was far away. Europe was foreig.
then, but now with radio, airplan
es, and radar, Europe is our next
door neighbor China, India and
Japan live in the next block The
real reason the reader was worried
was because he knew my mental cap
acity for dealing in foreign affairs
was nil Knowing this is true, and
after reviewing the actions Of ou.
top diplomats, who in November,
campaigned on the Atlantic Charter:
who later denied such a thing exist
ed and only last week in message
te Congress, remarked that the polio
les of the Atlantic Charter were 10
be carried through, we arrived at the
conclusion that if high officials OF
the government were so ignorant as
10 what is going on or if they are
getting their programs over because
of the rank ignorance of the public
at large then we too, as laymen, can
afford to get out on a limb. We
still believe Washington was righs.
We still believe we should be isola-
tionists as far as trying to solve Eur
Ope's problems. We still believe that
this country erred in allowing Ger
many to rearm after the last war.
We still believe that what affects
Europe, Asia, or Africa, affects Ne
groeS. We still believe that Negroes
should fight for the salvation of the
world and we are a part Of the
world We do not believe the resi-
dents Of this country should be den
led the luxuries of life at the expense
of war torn Europe. We do believe
however. that we should share our
wealth with the poor asd needy IN
Europe, as we do the poor and NEEDY
OF this country; and that is, the rich
help the poor here, but do they go
TO extremes. Do the rich 60 with
out sugar, butter, coffee or other
necessities of life to feed the poor
and needy of this country? Charity
yes but not as a detriment to oursel-
YES. This writer is for whipping
Germany and then clear out.
The Omaha guide., 1945-01-20
Major Simpson
Orders Them To
Eat I'm Separate
Dining Rooms

NEW YORK-Humiliati of
Negro army nurses in the presence
of Germas prisoners, as result of
discriminatory orders issued by an
officer in the Prisoner Of War
Camp hospital in Florence, Arizona.
was brought to the attention Of the
War Department by the NAACP in
a letter to Assistant Secretary of
War, John J. McCloy.
The letter read: 1--WE have receiv-
ed information from Florence, Ariz-
ona, that American Army nurses
have been ordered by Major Simp-
son to eat in separate dining room.
These nurses, we understand, are
in hospital at the Prisoner of War
Camp at Florence. They feel cspec-
tally Inundated and degraded be
cause, even though III the uniform Of
the United States Army, they were
set apart under the very noses OF
German war prisoners who serve a,
cooks, and walters in the Hospital
Officers Mess.
"The nurses felt their humiliation
SO keenly that on the first day the
order was supposed to take effect
they seated themselves in their old
stations in the dining room whereuc-
on Major Simcson called the Chief
nurse and publicly told her that the
separate arrangehent had been insti-
tuted because it was the way he want
ed it and the nurses must obey be-
cause they fere in the Army and hao
sworn to obey orders Of their super
ior officers.
The German prisoners, Of course
looked on this scene with great glee,
and the Negro nurses went to their
Jim crow dining room boiling mad.
'We understand from announce
ments from Major General Norman
7. Kirk Surgeon General United
States Ormy, that the Army is not
anxious to increase the number Of
Negro nurses, but if incidents like
the foregoing illustrate Army policy,
| am sure you can understand that
Negro nurses in their turn are not
| anxious to serve in the Army"
The Omaha guide., 1945-01-20

New York, January Establish
ment of the Two Friends Award for
honoring outstanding teamwork be
tween whites and Negroes in the az
vanccment of interracial accord was
announced today by William H
Baldwin, president OF the National
Urban League.
The Award gets its name from the
thirty years OF teamwork between l..
Hollingsworth and Eugene Kinckle
Jones in building the National Urb-
all League from a single office in
New York to an organization with
affiliated groups and programs in 50
cities throughout the United States.
1t will take the form Of medals
struck from a master design by
Richmond Barthe, Negro sculptor,
who has featured the profiles of
these two men on the diverse Of the
medal. Awards will be made b.
vote of the National Urban Leagues
The Omaha guide., 1945-01-20

the Good Conduct Medal at the San
Antonio Army Service Forces Depot,
it has been announced BY Brig. Gen.
]. A. Porter, Depot Commanding
General.
Pic Carter was a stenographer be-
fore entering the WAC in November
1913. She serves as a messenger at
the huge Texas supply center.
The Omaha guide., 1945-01-20

Frankfort, Ky; Hoi- Augustus +.
Hawkins, member of Assembly,
California Legislature, Los Angeles,
Calf; DR.. Mary Mcleod Bethunc,
President, National Council Of Ne
gro Women, Washington, DC; Mrs.
Sadie T. NJ. Alexander, member
Raymond Pace Alexander law firm
Philadelphia, Pa; Hon. John w.
Lancaster Jr., President, Bridgeport
Branch, NAACP.; Hon. William 0.
The Omaha guide., 1945-01-20
BY Jimmy Genfry


Chicago (PPNS) Grotesque fig
ures descending from Mars couldn't
have had greater shocking effect t.
the Windy City elite than the re-
cent revelation that Mrs. Jean Starr
Jones, widow Of the late McKissack
Jones, and Rev. Clarence Cobbs, one
Of Chicago's most popular ministers
have decided to tread the middle
aisle to the altar at an early date.
According to reports, Songressman
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr-, militan.
Harlem minister will be best man al
the nuptial ceremonies. Powell re-
Gently made the headlines when his
The Omaha guide., 1945-01-20

Walker, Editor, Cleveland, Ohio
Call and Post; DR.. enjamin f. Mays
President, Morehouse College, Az
lanta, Ca, and Vice President Of the
Federal Council Of Churches Hon.
Charles c. Diggs. member Senate
State Of Michigan; Hon. Roscoe
Dunjee, President, National Negro
usiness League, Oklahoma City, Ok
lahoma; Hon. Albert w. Dent,
President, billiard University, New
The Omaha guide., 1945-01-20

Durham, NC; DR.. w. R. Valentine,
Principal, State of New Jersey Man
ual Training School, Bordentown,
N. J.; Hon. Homer S. Brown. mem
Der House Of Representatives, Com
monwea1th of Pennsylvania, Pitts
burgh, Pa; Hon. P B. Young, Pres
ident and Publisher, The Journal and
Guide, Norfolk. Ba.; Bishop w. J.
Walls, Chicago, ILL.,; President R. b.
Atwood, Kentucky State College
The Omaha guide., 1945-01-20
National Leaders Appeal For SUPPORT OF March Of Dimes

and commended the work Of The Ma
ticnal Foundation for Infantile Par
alysis and its County Chapters.
The important leaders include: Dr.
d. 0. w. Holmes, President, Nor
gan State College, Baltimore. Nd,
DIR. Charlotte Hawkins Brown, Pres
ident and Founder Palmer Memorial
Institute, Sedalia, N. G.; Hon. &C.
Spaulding. President, North Carol
ina Mutual Life Insurance Company.