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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Home Raided After
Plain Clothes Cop
Buys Beer For ST

Fifteen men md five women
We're arrested at $50 am Tues
day on charges e. loicring. They
We're taken into ,rstody by a Eth
precinct raidihg "a iqc after a
pain clothes pit,olt' nr said ho
purchased two Drtt,ps uf beer IN
~, residence o. Walter Sledoe "a
3os Erskne sitcel Sledee said
that he WAS living a party FOR a
friend and thar no dfinks were
sold The pair1lnaa said Tat he
paid 81 for the bccr.
The police also stated that they
seized nine bottles II bcer. a bottle
OF Nhiskcy and q pair Of dice.
Judge John J Nahcr found the
is defendants guilty OF lettering
and fined them $40 to ss5 each.
sledee. who police name as the
alleged operator OF the place.
pleaded not guilty 10 violating the
state liquor laws when he was
taken before judge Donald Van
zne lie waived examination and
was held on a $500 bond. two sur
cites
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Small Nations

DELEGATES from the following
nations are represented al she
historic San Francisco confer
once
impire Of Ethiopia
Rit~odded Makonnen Endaka
tau prime minister Alto .AAbiIou
liopfewold vice minister OF For
eien Affairs. Ainhal Void Marian.
vice minister OF Justice Blaita
Ephrcn rwelde Nedhen. Minister
10 the United States Emanuel
Abraham director general minis-
try OF Educatiou Getahoun Tc-
Stamina. fins secretary. Lcea-
ton Washington Ncnasse Lam.
ma. director general Ministry Of
Fnaocc.
Republic OF Haiti
Gerard Lcse6, minister Of
Foreign Affairs vely rhebaud.
minister OF Interior. justice and
Defense General Alfred Ne
Confined on page .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Mrs. Bethune, Walter White,Dubois
Eonsultonts AT Frisco Conference

delegates from Haiti. Ethiopia
Liberia and India participating
Also significaut Was The large
representation from latin-Amcfi-
IAN countries who. in. working for
world peace hope to lessen the
influence OF race in the settle.
ment OF world problems
DR.. Mary Mcleod Rclhmc.
president " the National Council
Of Negro Women. has been ap-
pointed hy The State Department
Of The United States as con-
sulant 10 The the Conference
She IS working with Dr W r.
u Dubois and Walter White in
lhe presentation OF the negro
view point az the Conference. IN
addition 10 these representatives,
various church and national
groups have unofficial Observers
on hand.
In response 10 requests from
NNpA correspondent Or. BE.
ihune issued the following state
ment TO America
The Negro in America has an
unprecedented opportunity IN the
San Francisco parlry on World
Security TO lift his siehis to en-.
compass world view OF the
problems OF peace, and 10 think
in unison with the representa-
tivcs OF forly-six nations ON the
most effective means OF settling
national differences, Of adjust
ing all national and international
grievances justly aud equiiably
"Tliis opportunity challenges
the Negro not only to broaden
his personal viewpoint but TO
establish. on a firmcr basis, the
elevation Of his own status IN
America.
Through this Conference. the
Negro becomes closely allied
with all the darker races oC the
world. but more importantly he
becomes intcgratcd into the stiuc-
ture OF the peace and freedom
Of all people every whore.
II am particularly interested
in the trend OF thought of the
darker peoples Of the world who
are no longer numerical mi
nority. One Of the his questions
OF the Conference viii be how
to set mp machinery for the in
clusion OF ell small aud depend
ent peoples whose status is I'M
determined. vet whose voice Is
needed in clinching durable
peace.
CONTINUED on page l6l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
LAWYER FEARFUL OF
ADMINISTRATIVE LAWS
INCREASED POWERS
b nan n,pl wtlIt.NS

i,HAipn i0 ss,audef ori-
qu, rhaa9 pna apyw spoke
tn mmbers of Wolverine
lMe As-ofialen rs ~ hoaafrd
guc. SATURDAY uMine Apii
IS WIN 'rna --,asm he took
smeral lcafes eul 81 iur reanis
W laws laid DOWN y Ainlnis-
fati,e Ncensits of fhe eoeern-
mcni
The Wolverine Bar Assp. iaion.
'mIae up of lesdirs coiorcd at
iofnc, % Detroit ard WAYNE
count, uas celebrating ns an
rua' diune n attendance we're
arproAiuait'y - members ard
guests ID thc organization TIE
banquet was held 10 The Red
Room OF tho civic Center Of tho
u Horsemen ii' ErsAine street.
MI Alexander subject vas
Is Widening ihs Field OF Ad-
nnnisitaiite Law a Threat 10 our
Constitutional Guarantees The
speaker did not mince words In
tNpoundine his opiuion as 70 mo
mfnafe ot ihe expanding pove
of thc Administrative Law forces
iu stranrlinc ihc already rapidly
iimlulfning personal liberties and
pfoperiy rirhfs 81 American cl-
ul,ns Those laws. from which
Gton'iuued on page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Arrested Army
Officers Released
To Active Duty

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
100000 Swind|er
Still AT Large

nmtDiNts are still lpchia- for
Frederick q Stevenson g. iotm-
erh OF $40 Arden Park bouie-
ward following me issuance last
Thursday OF warrant hf ihe
offee OF The WAYNE counie pgos-
tcuiDr charsn- him Win ar-
cen, by conversion
The warrant was issued on
complaint ct Airs Helen Ne,ils.
of COOS Scotten asenue Who
stated ihat she loaned Steven
fon SGooo iot which DE- promised
to ray hen s>o 600 She told Pros.
ccuiors otficc itai She paid see-
cnson tho none, in hts office 81
ihc National Bankk building Mrs
Ncsils WIS only one OF a NUM-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
MADAM STONES COOK
CHARGED WITH CUTTING

MIS- ora 81 YIN. a 2es + pair-
er, waitress Who goi info su
argument wish the cous. got the
worst Of t last Friday She 'pld
police Officers 'hai she had q ~"
words with Mrs Cora Alesciey ioo
T. Palmer ibe cook N Nadam
stones restaurant RpauNien az
Palmer and ihai Mrs Noseley cri
her with butcher knife Nrs
Brown WI. trceird ioi lagcratlous
of the riihi l'e ana lcli arn 80
the Recci inc hospital
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

While az ~oik Boa bis barber
shop az 21ii Hastings Ashley Her
irand $50 slis = Vernon. collapsed
Tuesday NIGHT =, 7teo o'cieet He
was taken 90 the Receiving hospl
al by a First precluof sc.p car
vacic " was reported that hts
death Was due 10 natural causes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
pcnic> IT, wa, Driver
Sentenced For Selling
Water Fer Whiskey

liau W Wyat " As A-
.toa wa~ git,n a go daN $685.
'tnoe ~ tb, pe'rc liua. IL
tufertlon y Judge M NNH
Sbilhner No.N.N lr o4h vas
ipina guilty. ol soiinl- 700 bog.
tes 81 Wa'.r IS nueht im
sSeN % Mailer Thomas. of
l-p Adaiai4c
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Negro Soldier Burned
To Death In Nazi Camp

when Allied troops recently
captured the Nazi torture camp
at Gardelegen. Germany. they
found tho charred remains Of a
colored American soldier. idenli-
fled only as John" together with
he bodies Of eleven hundred 9th
or victims who had been tor
tured 10 death by Nan fanatics.
Many 81 the victims were politi-
cal prisoners.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Suspect Not Guilty OF
Labor Law Violation

Major Brown an vast .siie Tailor.
was found not guilty uf violating
the state child labor laws by q
Recorders eouft jury Thursday
Brown was arrested on lhr"W
Der 20 iafi whom Is y yeaf-old
girl was taken from his pressing
shop after she had hceu overcome
by gas Police SAID mat ihe ea-
escaped from pressing machine.
and that The riii worked 20 ihe
tailod shop
Browns attorney proved 20 the
court that tho vonnc sill Alberta
Mosbv his niece was not mployed
by him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

hcr oi Detroit victims ffom whom
NE iiosscu office estimates
De tools upward on 'lNteu0.
tarricd Bank Roll
llir,nr REPORTER ,heeltd
VITA several local citizens who
oniInued un page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Irsr TO MAKE SIRE

willie Gross. 81. OF 1859 Elm
wood struck Charles Davis. ~
OF 1894 Helen. over the head rs
Davis was talking to Gross ~''e
In a safety zone last Saturday
afternoon.
Gross said that he didn't hno"
II the two were acquainted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
WESTSIDE RESIDENT
RETTRES AFTER 10
YEARS AS FORD CHEF

After having served efficiently
as chef OF the Ford Trade stloul
cafeteria for nineteen years An-
drew Lewis OF 44s9 Mckinley
street. recently retired from mis-
position on account Of his hclHa
Before coming TO Detroit iiom
Atlanta, Georgia in 1874 Nv
Lewis held positions as chef in
various hotels in Gcoreia Mag
hanna. Mississippi aud Florida
for thirly-two years.
Married 81 Years
IN active church worker ir
Lcwis assisted in orvanizus ,be
morning devotional scrgices at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Jobless Woman
Attempts Suicide

pcspoulcr-y oter hclA. o.
work Vas rhe reason ev,n IAVr'-
day by Miss tamie i0hns ~,
% l.f9 Lyman place whom She
~as t'tofca ~ ne Ee Nne hos-
pHa' ff dfinkine lysol fhr Young
"omsu was taken 70 'he hospital
from hef home hv a 7fh POLICE
pff, ingt scout eil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
INJURED ~ FAIL

Mrs Mary Lee Gross By NJ
LIZ Mack was slirhny iniurcd
Monday whcn she foll down ihc
stairs ~ her home az r. 5, om
She was taken 90 'he Rerriv-
ine hospital hy police. sho rec
ceivcd SLIGHT Injuries
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Witch Hazel Used
In Death Attempt

Miss Katie iirn
toppHl 70 cod her i NonaN
mnlnns hy dfnhins 2 box g 81
wfehtaNi She told police t
he VAS disappointed oter iAe'
MAY THINGS vrie hrfatAs ioi
h,r.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

The Trade school eight years ago.
Since that time. he was lare in
attending only once. Mr. and Nts.
Lewis celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. April 2,
Continued on Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Beeks Firm Status

SAY FRANCISCO. Calf The
iotlsai ,selcling World Sc
|uniy oniennte opened here
p "Wednesday afternoon, with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

~ 10 ' a' ing to their abII-
S. " ~. pay This is evidenced by
.e ,, ,s ooln races turn out to
'''''' Negro big league bali
''n'lnusd on page 8,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

~ not so
much the fans
who object. but
The people who
eonirol the ma
ior Leagues.
Sport fans are
eager TO turn
out to see both
Negro and white
players accort-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

Simmons Withdrows
From Council Race;
Endorses Rev. Hill

Atty Edward A. simmons who
was recently drafted by friends
as a coun,ilmanic candidate. aii-
bounced in l,1er to the Trib-
une ruesday that he has with
drawn from the race Tor couu-
oil ia favor Of Rev Charles g..
iiiii MS l~ttcr read:
Detroit. Michigan
ipril 10. 1915
llr. J. Edward hctall
Editor OF The Detroit Tribune
PIG ~. antoine street
Detroit. Michigan
Dear Sir:
After carefully vrisllipg TIE
present politicml situation. aud
prompted ~ a sincere desire
I" advance the Interest oi our
racr. hereb, serve nome. IN
The Interest oi racial unity. aud
the pn>>ibility oi clccting Il
memhcr OF our group "a the
common touncil oi the cit, OF
Detroit. that do not choose
to run. ha,e definitely mo-
titled my man, friends, Nio
s"nght 10 draft me again. ~ a
candidate Tor The Common
council. thai ! Will not run n
long ~ another Negro caudi-
date has declared his intention.
Therefore, I shall support
the candidacy Of Rev. (harics
Hill. or any other Negro the
people select, n the standard
Confined ON page .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
= 1~ Elaine Wilmington,
- Iarnsnorih,

!, nave been a baseball fan
Iocs,,a and have always adj
haior 'esioes playing in the
''Of leagues n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
KOaMnng
Reporter

lb' gor,lon This week Is on
II 'ahirc 81 keen interest 10
|pmred ln,ri,an>; -What Il
our oplnlou ei the possibility
N'sro ha.chall players he
''s 'Nfn'nall' admitted TO the
MAJOR han bagncSl' Here arc
" aH>Ner, gllcn b, citizens
'lerrogaied.
r. Blanche Howard.
r East Palmer:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

"""ard can do. I fufth-
N ~ 'Na' Negroes playing
"'l"f leagues would in
. en- P10'r interest and prove
q democracy in ac-
2" appreeiatc this question
'foat'H ont into the
4 .s,.. ,'''ase I do NOT think the
H. '1olc would object to
V'pa'ion Of Negro base
'' IN major league
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Two Men Held For Investigation;
Funeral For Victim To Be Friday

pesth sifu,A fal tst utck Ell
0. bona 81 ST. aa Nf- ttrt
Nsil.aas a 1855 l4al'p- stfp
Nr WllhaH "a f4sr boAsi
liowa hA4 a o,atn~l .oNr
arer Waadns fhe ft4efs Is
li- tma4-r HNher Who $50.
Lill.I faa .ir saNif. r Ar.-
gons aa.n te.4,' ts. ae
a.min a4a Asst SNAM!s 3..-
resun Nal.aias. s.gtat. oil son
gf As Ial Nl Nflale SIZES
crushed lu nsfa h4 -arI.ase
truck IN Die psts-nt. 81 us
ii-yeAe-old piotne il,ury gAe
fva hdy. V.fc ret,4nin4 .om
STORE uii,n the ,oaeaef was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

that those Ne
gro ball players
who are eligible
for the major
leagues should
be given oppor-
tnniiy to demon
s'rate to the
public what they
can do I f,tth
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
YOU CAN feel
THIS Difference
ALMOST INSTANTLY
last 2 drops in each nostii 30 to
york right quay and your cold
clogged nose opens up

you don have 10 wait 20 enjoy this
difference. All you do is put drops
Penetro Nose Drops IN each nostrll.
You II feel wonderful relief a. swollen
nasal membranes shrink, are cooled
and soothed. Then cold-stutfed noes
opens IN almost instantly tn let you
breathe freer. PenetrO Nose Drops
contain cphcdrlne in prescription type
medication. Thousands say they're
tops in drops-iop quality guaranteed.
Caution: Use OILY az directed. Only
25c, 2Ii times as much SOC. Get<hs
relief fast. Always he sure 70 ask Tor
PENETRO NOSE DROPS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Pair Gets $I,979
From Je [ers
Returns; Caught

Not satisfied with taking 1919
worth of jewelry last Wednesday.
one OF pair of criminals, returned
the following Friday. was detected
and arrested. after a chase.
Constance Cole, "a. Of 1851 Cam
Ieron, according to Vivian Sorenson.
entered the Antique Dome Jewelry
s, 1re. ll8 Fisher building las,
Wednesday, with a man and VAS
left alone 10 look al JcWelry which
the former was desirouS Of pun
chasing.
After waiting on another Gus
toner. Miss Sorenson turned 10
find that her customers Miss Cole
and her male companion had ais-
appeared.
A check revealed that three
bracelets and two rings, valued at
Sl979 were missing.
On Dec. 7. Miss SorenSon noticed
Miss Cole again looking abou, The
store Immediately she no'fed
Dennis Williams. clerk that Miss
1oIe was Olle pl inc PAIR NnO
visited on the fifth and vas look.
ing at the jewelry which was later
found missing.
AS Williams and Miss Sorerson
we're talking, Miss Cole hurried
from the store and started ru7rin-.
but was caught by Williams after q
short chase.
Police say that Miss Cole al.
n,tted taking the icwelry and
named as her acconplice on the
first visit, Edward Chalmers, g., Of
il02 Brush.
Chalmers was later arrested ~
the Adams hotel and IS being held
by police
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Granger Assaik
FILA s Racial
Policies In Talk

Negro lawyers meeting in Cleve-
land last week were petitioned by
Lester B. Granger, National Ur-
ban League executive secretary 10
take the lead in investigating the
legality OF present FILA racial
policies. In a letter addressed To
Charles Anderson. president Of TIE
National Bar Association, in its
annual session. Granger assailed
the government agency's practice
Of guaranteeing building and mort.
gage loans TO Negroes only IL they
remain in Negro neighborhoods
and to whites if they remain in
white areas.
GRANGER POINTED out that
FILA has not only encouraged the
spread of racially restrictive cove
nants, but it has justified them in
its Underwriters Manual - the
bible for appraisers and finan-
cial institutions throughout the
country. Although FILA has re-
vised its manual 10 eliminate the
references 10 racial restrictions.
the league executive stated that
II is too late for such revision 10
have any practical effect Local
lending institutions and building
interests have. on their own ini-
tlative. continued and strengthened
these practices which have dis
torted housing conditions for Ne
sroes throughout the entire coun-
try
Asserting that the time for
quiet education" has passed,
Granger set forth the opinion Of
the National Urban League that
the situation will be changed
only through court and legisla-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Suit Dismissed,
Appeals Higher
Second Suit In

MONTGOMERY. Ala.-(ANP)-
Federal Judge Charles B. Kenna-
mer's dismissal of the registration
denial suit brought by William p.
Mitchell against the Macon County
Board OF registrars was appealed
Thursday TO the United States Cir
cult Court Of Appeals.
Notice OF the appeal was filed
by Atty Arthur D. Shores Of Bir-
minsham and Thurgood Marshall.
eminent civil liberties lawyer Of
New York City. The case is being
sponsored by the Tuskegee Civic
association.
Meanwhile the jefferson county
board of registrars, composed Of
DR.. ]. B. Vines. R. j. Creel and
Mrs Eva NJ. Whitefeld. must
stand trial for allegedly refusing
TO register Mrs Pasterah Vinson
ss an elector here on April 10.
That is the substance OF the opin-
ION of Federal Judge Clarence
Mullins who on November % over
ruled in all respects except the
class feature OF the states motion
10 dismiss the suit IN which Mrs
Vinson. a registered nurse and
property owner. asked $1,000 in
damages. a declaratory judgment
end a permanent injunction 10 en-
Join and restrain the registrars
from alleged use of racial yard
sticks in determining voter quail
fcations
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

Top salary for the post OF general
manager OF the Detroit System OF
Railway Is SIC. 500 per year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Abandon Plans
For A CoIored
Hospital U nit
by JAMES L. HICKS
tNNPA Stan Writerl

WASHINGTON. d. c.-The plan
of the Veterans administration to
build 500-hed all-colored hospital
o., Alabama or Mississippi has been
soandoned according 10 an an.
1ouncement made by Maj. Gen.
Omar y Bradley, administrator of
Veterans Affairs. last Thursday
Revision OF prior authorize
ION for the allTolored hospital has
ooen approved by the President.
Tho revision calls for a 250-oed ad-
dition 20 De built al a Jim Crow
hospital in Alexandria. La. Allo-
,atlon OF the remaining $50 beds
viii DO made later, General Brad
Icy said
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Truman Has No
Comm ent After
Houston Resigns
By LOUIS LAUTIER
For the NNPA News Service

WASHINGTON, D. president
Truman had 70 comment 10 make
On the resignation of Charles r.
Houston from the Far Employ
ner; Practices committee, in sddi-
uon 20 his viewpoint set out IN his
.e,;er accepting the res. gnat!on.
IN reply 10 4 question al his press
and radio conference last Friday
afternoon. Nj Truman referred TO
his letter accepting NJ. Houstons
resignation. which. ne said, covers
the situation very thoroughly
Nr Truman wrote Mr. Houston
tha: there was an apparent conflict
between existing law and the d.
rectye re FEPC proposed 10 issue
% Capital Transit company order
lrG i 10 cease iScrim!natory prac-
aces IN rs hiring II street car
oto-Ten and conductors and bus
operators
u cannot co~travere an act o.
Congress - carry ou' the present
committee AIMS me President
said
Ire Presidents letter accepting
Mr. Houston resignation. and Mr.
Fou,tors letter Of resignation.
'aincd Issue upon the question OF
- hether exclusion " the Capital
Transit company Of coio-ed per
sons from Platform Jobs IS a con-
d!t.on 4 employment to Federal
government IS bound 10 maintain
under the Smith Connally Act
while 4 is In possession OF the
property.
The Smith-Connally Act re-
ouires TIA: any property the Pres
lient takes possession o. shall be
operated under the terms and con-
c Mons 4 e., p,oyueut which were
~ eHce' AZ the time possession
VAS ;akCv
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Permanent Drivers
For PhiIIy Cab CO.

PHILADELPHIA. 49, AMP 49,
C,eWeN Sykes and Il : Holmes
preS.der. and wee president Of
yellow Cab company o. talS CITY.
IN A recent conference with tHc
tcaGS az thee agencies. stated thar
ire hiring poh,y - Yellow Cat
With regard - oo,ored drivers Is
4 permanent measure. that an a.
plc5-tS qualifications VIII de-
ternino his employment, and ;nai
seniority governs length ~ ser>-
!ce without regard 10 race. color
L. rell-Lnn
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

To promote farm and industrial de-
ve,op11er'S. Panama VIII hold - :lTs;
NaIonA Far N 1916
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Free Photographer
OF Carrying Pistol

James Woodward. A.. II 475q
Hastings street. associated With
Woodward photographers studio.
VAS found not guilty Of carrying a
concealed weapon on motion
made by Assistant Prosecutor Will
liam Flanincan Wednesday.
Lands White. 20, Of 1924 Mont
clam. told the court that Woodward
had SHOWN him a gun and stated,
You carry blackjack but ! carry
this" ,and flourlShed .25 CALDER
gum while on the street last
March %
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
HIT that rheumatic PAIN
RIGHT where 1T HURTS
And look at tho Silver Lining in those Coyds of Pain

The big idea is that you want
to feel better. When pain eases.
your mind eases. You get rest
that means deliverance. So use
something that gets after the
pain. You want help you can
feel and if you get it you will
be grateful. So get C-2223 if
you suffer from muscular aches
and pains due to exercise or
exposure sometimes called
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

tive action. He asked that the
Negro Lawyers organization join
forces in national project to
make il impossible for public
funds to be spent in what
amounts to a practical subsidy of
racial ghetto buildings in Ameri-
can cities"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

rheumatic pain) or muscular
lumbago. Don't be put off With
ifs or butts, don't keep on COM
planning. Caution; Use only as
directed. Remember you take
no chances with your money.
First bottle purchase price of
C-2223 refunded if you're not
satisfied. 60c and S1.OO sizes.
Be sure that you ask for
and insist on getting C-2223.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Citizens Forum
Provokes Thought
Among Georgions

ATLANTA.-(ANP)-The ques-
ton OF Negro participation in
forums on citizenship conducted
by Young Democratic clubs Of
Georgia was brought up at forum
Of the l945 convention last week
II was this convention TO which
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt had been
invited, embarrassed by me regis
nation Of two officials Of the or
ganization over the racial attitude
Of the former First Lady and
finally decided not 10 attend.
A high school student from De-
catur asked this question: If the
federal constitution declares we
are all created free and equal.
why aren't cOlored people here
TO join with us in discussing
privileges Of citizenship"
p. T. McCUTCHEON. clerk OF
the Georgia House OF Representa-
tives and one Of the SPEAKERS.
hedged the issue by declaring that
colored folk had not asked TO par
ticipate in the forum. that they
we're free 10 organize and hold
forums II they so desired and that
II was their right TO discuss any
question.
Many faces we're red over the
question. however.