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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
Ydnks Join
British 10
Trap Ndziis

PARIS, Jan. II up
American and British forces
joined today in a meat-chop-
per operation which virtually
eliminated the last remnants
of NaZi panzers west, of the
.Ourthe and penetrated al
most to the heart Of the once
threatening Ardennes bulge.
Field Marshal Montgomery's
British troops rammed east to
establish firm contact with Gen.
Patton's Third Army southeast of
St. Hubert. now firmly In our con-
troll
The Nazis were fighting stub
bornly at key points to protect the
still orderly withdrawal of their
forces. now almost entirely east Of
the Ourthe.
ESCAPE ROUTE CUT
(The main salient escape
route has been cut 10 two miles.
ms reported)
On the northern flank the
American First Arny's SD In
fantry and Third Armored Divi-
Sions fought through Langlier, a
mite southeast II Bihain, house
by house and by late afternoon
the town was in their hands
Meanwhile Patton's forces slugged
their way north.
Advance elements of both forces
were within four miles OF Houf-
falize. key transport center which
the NaZis must hold in order "a
evacuate retreating elements still
engaged in the st. Hubert corner.
NAILS USE RESERVES
In the Alsace corner of north
eastern France. the German S
threw additional reinforcements
into their Rhine River bridgeheads
on both sides OF Strasbourg and
won some local successes.
The Allies still appeared 10 have
the situation under control, how
ever. although the French lost
Obenheim Ii miles south of StraS-
bourg. and American VENT
Army forces were driven out OF
HnrlighpirY, II r,,{ioc mort hUpet nj
the Alsatian capital.
The American First Army re-
ported today that since Dec. 16
IL had taken 1S.34S prisoners, de-
stroyed DDS tanks. 19 self-pro-
PEELED guns. SGT motor transports.
80 artillery pieces. 10 anti-tank
guns and captured Ia tanks. four
self-propelled guns. la motor
transports and four anti-tank guns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
.at13z;S!I5


LONDON, Jan. IL CNS)-U. S. Army Pvt George T.
Smith Pittsburgh today found guilty of the murder
of Sir Eric Teichman British diplomat and sentenced to
be hanged.
ROOSEVELT JR LED LUZON DESTROYER ESCORT
ABOARD ADM. KINCAID'S FLAGSHIP OFF
LUZON Jan. IL (UP)-Lt. COmdr Franklin ID. Roosevelt
DR. COmdr Charles Francis Adams of the for
navy secretary commanded destroyer escorts en-
gagged in the Luzon INVASION it was revealed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13

PEesh"-try n. pun always buy hl-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-13
ARRIVES FROM FLORIDA

Hooper had been pointed out TO
him at that time. Mckay said, by
Senator Earl Munshaw who later
was found dead of carbon mon
oxide poisoning in his garage.
Mckay arrived in Grand Rapids
CONTINUED on Page 2 Col. y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Supt. Morgan Orders
Investigation Of
Brutality Charges

Deputy supt Of Police Edwin
Morgan on Monday ordered an IN
vcstigation into the charges OF
police brutality made by James
+. Lacey se7l ". Warren.
Lacey reported that he was
beaten by police on June Il while
attending a birthday party at the
home OF his Girl friend at az The
odore. lie said that he was as
saulted by plaincioihes officer
when he inquired as TO his identity.
Lacey was taken 10 court on
charges Of resisting arrest
Morgan said that he had demand
cd complete investigation OF me
charges and was cooperating WIN
Prosecutor Gerald X O'Briens
bureau on police brutality ana
civil rights.
pairolman Alois Follebout II
one o, the Officers named IN the
assault charges. Lacey said 'ha'
IN. officer struck him over the
head with q flashlishI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
WIFE SLASHES
JOE LOUIS BROTHER
NEAR LOCAL BAR


Mrs lean Barrow. attractive 90
ycar-old wife OF Lonnie Barrow. a
brother of Sgt Joe Louis Barrow,
tho heavy weight champ is being
held by police for cutting her hus-
band Mrs Barrow was arrested
at ea5 am June %. IN front OF
bar on = ADAMS avenue after
She had Stahher her husband twice
in the back and on the lcff nrnt
Lonnic vas taken to the r ccls-
ing hospital for treatment
Prosecutor Gerald OBricn re-
quested q warrant charging tho
young mother with felouioTs as
sauit Mrs. barrow vas arraisncd
before Judge John = Scalleh IN
Recorders court
Friends Of The compile said that
they have been ,cnatntcd for sew
eral months Lonnic who is -. re-
sides with his mother Mrs Lille
Brooks at 200 McDourall Mrs
Barrow gave her address as 21si
McDoucall
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
MuskegOn Full
OF Racial Unrest
SaysCIOLeader

Racial unrest is growing In
Muskcgou Michigan. according
10 an article IN tho Friday. June
.. ISSUE Of ihe Michigan Go
news by John " Gibson presi-
dent OF The Nlchisan Cl0 coun-
81 The article reads as follows
Few OF us realize what me
osercroWdng and influx Of new
war workers means The ques-
tion OF maintaining decent race
relations Alushggon. long a hot
bed OF industrial employment. is
now on he verge OF disaster
Whites are carving shotguns
IN their cars-Negroes wonder
whore they are going next The
whole negro community is ap-
parently being Judged Ivy The
actions of one O., two irresponsi-
blc VAR imports Everything un-
favorable thai transpircs in The
community Is laid 20 Negroes.
Continued ON Page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
REAL ESTATE ROMEO
BOOKED FOR LARCENY
INVOLVING 5000

A real estate salesman who used
a romantic technique TO get 1900
from a young girl and her grand
mother Is being held by police on
charges OF false pretenses and
larceny by conversion.
The defendant is Hamilton r.
jenkins. 90. eos Trowbridge. Jenk.
ms was arrested on a complaint
made by Miss Ester Anderson. 20
OF $50 F. Kirby. No 3 Miss Ander-
son said that she had been keeping
company with Jenkins who told
her that he was a lawyer and a
real estate broker and that she
gave him 5000 She said that she
gave him the money IN September,
1914 10 pay on home. with the
understanding that thcv were 10
get married In June Of this year.
She further stated that he had
shown her several homes. bui
Continued on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
DETROIT FLYER
SURVIVES
PLANE CRASH

GOODMAN FIELD Ey ANPf
nj Gilmcr W Williams eo
Newport r. was instantly
hlled sunday when a B-25 med
nm bomber crashed near here
while ON q conbaf trainine fish
Cpl Williams. ne shin> aY-
moroi sumner was mo only case
ualtv az tho six-man crew an
members ~ tho 471Dh lombard
menl group. The rest We're
sllshn injured som, suffering
from shock and shsh lacera-
i'ons All hase been dismissed
from the hospital
These surviving The crash were
end Il John r Turner 90 At
ianfa pilot Flight Offic ers
Taoma, ". FLAKE. %. Detroit. CO.
piof ard Alvin \ Waters IS.
baltimore navigator homhadicr
tpis Charles G. Harley 20
Washington y e. radio sumner
ard Harold Few 81 Cleveland.
acriti ensinccr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Alabama Governor
Bans Low Cost
Housing Projects

MONTGOMERY tANPl COY.
sparks June q signed into law
q bin banning low-coSi federal
housing in jefferson county
Tho bin was unanimously sub.
miltcd by tho Jefferson delegation
composed OF Chairman wv Gwin.
sydney Smycr Tram Session
Lf-ludge Roger. snyder Mark
Hodc real estate tycoon and sen.
James a simpson recent or
ponenf OF Lister hin for the L..
s. senate
Alahama hy This enactment
hceomes the FIRST sta.e 10 bar
federal housing through is iceis-
lalurc
When a delegation composed Of
housing experts. trade unionists
county officials civic and inter-
racial organizations protested
pfainsi nc hili AZ a pubHe hear.
ing srened June ~ tho dclcra-
ton repeatedly defended its
acts with arguments Of FOR prl.
tate enterprise and racial hate.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
FORD SEEKS
TO BLOCK
FPHA PROJECT

A petition was filed IN Federal
court IN Detroit Tuesday by !. a.
Capizzi. Ford attorney. asking
the court 10 yacate an order Civ
ing the Federal Public Housing
Authority possession OF IN acres
OF land In Ecorsc township owned
~ The Ford company Tho site
is sought liy illr rplit FOR ,on-
s;ruction Of i4lo temporal, Sc
FRO housing units
Ecorse township and no 'Ny
Of Dearborn both have petitions
IN Federal court scokinr vaeAlinr
q the order giving The rPHA
possession OF the land 4 per-
n'anent Injunction against the
FPHA acquiring the land has
been denied by the court
Hearing on the Ford petition
Is scheduled for July ..
The petition alleges thar there
is a surplus Of temporary war
housing IN tho area and that The
surplus Is increasing daily.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
James Anderson
Pleads Guilty To
Murder OF Man

James Anderson plead guilty 10
secoud degree murder Monday boz
foie Circuit Judge Robct 81
Toms Anderson WAS charged wi8
taking part IN the killing ~ Hunt
or Sprarg wealthy Inkstcr farm.
en- IN May 1874
Anderson was arrested with Jack
Boot Rnl" Edwards nv rrosccni-
or's investigators Andrew J smith
and George Rose. three weeks an
or Sprases body vas found 10
the basement Of an Inkstcr
church
Anderson. who has heen IN rus
tody in The Wayne County Jail
for ~ months said that ne held
Snrages head while Edwards
stabbed him
Edwards was found insane BY
a Circuit court saritv commission
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
-t.r-
GUN FALLS,
WOUNDS TWO


Police he'd 10 rush Sarah Park.
er. %. OF 1897 Montcalm. and Will
lie Boyd. %. OF 1923 Chestnut 10
Receiving hospital after they re-
ceived gunshoi wounds at eloa
Chene strettnoar mlduieh, on sun
day. June a.
According to Detective Glover OF
the hemicide squad a man named
Larry Stroziu. address unknwon
left the place. and returned later
carrying shotgun As ne entered
the bar. he dropped the gun.
which discharged, woundins Boyd
and Miss Parker. Stroziu then
lied.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
MRS. BEULAH WHITBY
PARTICIPATES IN
CHICAGO CONFAB

CHICAGO. lll Mrs Beaah
Whltbf 3sS Josephine street, De-
troit Nich - among the partci-
pants in a unique summer institute
on Race Relations and ommuni-
ny Organization now IN session az
the University OF Chicago
Sponsored Jointly by the Uni
versiiy and The American Coun q
on Race Relations and stated ~
members OF the University faculty.
and eonsultants from the fields ~
housing community organization
recreation and public relations
the insiiie opened juno IS and
closes Friday. June %
Mrs whitby an instructor in
interculursl and social work
Confined on page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
New M. DIS Win
Awards At Wayne

Three colofed Graduates Of ihf
Wayne university medical school
received special awards at the
commencement exercises held hast
weekend ~ tho Rackham Educa
tional Memorial
Clark ~ Brooks seholarsh ~
went 10 Thomas NJ Bachelor OF
1868 Dyer Hamtramck Rohen G
Henry of ss'> McGraw and. Nbe.t
u. Jones Of goeo> Rosclawn mem-
bcrs Of class ~ So new modi's
The lfopss hoiarship, are
presented each year 20 Negro sia-
den,g OF high ABILITY and chafes.
or.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Gas Stove Explodes;
Woman Is Burned

When Mrs. Sarah Brooks 81.
522i ST. Antoine. struck n match
10 light tho oven June -. The gas
stove exploded causing frs. and
second degree burns TO hen legs
arms, and face. The injured NO
man told Patrolman sherman OF
the Srd precinct that the eas jet
had been accidentally TUNED on
by her children.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Detroit NAACP Appoints
Full Time Youth Director

NAACP's appointment Of Miss
Roberta McCuifc. a teacher in
tho Detroit public school sys-
lem. 10 head youth and cduca-
tion work for tho Association.
brought COMMUNICATION from civic
l,adcrsa
Announcement OF Miss Nc
Gnirc's appointment WAS made by
Dr., James McClendon. prcsl-
dent OF The local branch. alter
approval by The Executive board
az a cali meeting las' Thurs
day Miss McGuirt viii hcsm
her duties august To-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Wife Dies Before
Reaching Hospital

Rose BODY. OF $50 Kins was
rushed 20 Receiving hospital by
he husband. Henry. A.. a. 80
am. on Thursday. jane . and
was dead upon admittance
Her husband told police that she
had ben III for some time from
high blood pressure.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Warrant SOUGHT BY GIRL
ELECTED FROM B0B-L0 BOAT
Georgia Chief
Condemns Cruelty
On Prison Farms

IltNrN Ga corning tho
lg n disstace. Governor FL
lsnaIl of ccorsih and q
commissioner Joined 10
r last Saturday. June 81
mnding tho removal from
u the person rcspon iblc
fl. a claiming OF twn Nraro
~ The county industrial
eerneo Duncan, the commis-
ar said he wmld sock lho
, Of r , Waits, veteran
ni nperinicndcn' az The July
commission meeting. ualcss
N resigned.
face Fulton (Auania) Coun-
IS commissioners reported fri-
ilm Bat they found the wo Is
yearol boys in iron shacAlcs
~ lhe penal farm.
This is disgrace 20 The
r3tp Of he reople % Georsia
and Fulton County Governor
Arnall said. Whoever is rcspon-
'lr should be removed from or
makes me hcarisick to-
Is as hard as ! have To try
rid OF chains aud shacklcs
aa halbarism and theu find that
mall Negro hovs under
H. Jurisdiction Of Fulton COUNT.
afiial city Of our state. arc
30 chains
tmefnor Arual Who has won
va' prcad publicity as Young
r" ocrcssivc Souihcrn liberal.
~is eNodnled 10 speak la Detroit
'.aean Thursday June IS He
also ATTEND the Governors
ahtlel conference at Nakinac
stand later this month
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Hold Boxer For
Draft Evasion

Clark Jenkins. Is. OF oil l.. Fer
~ VIII face examination in Fed
tal court for failure to repor for
'aauction. The defendant de-
'iibed a. a professional boxer
lead not guilty when arraIgncd
'N Warrant iast week. lie dat''
l'' ms examination wa. sci for
June IS lle y charged Will sail-
lhs 10 report ~ induction into the
'imy on May z jenkins also
'lalms that he Is an assistant evan.
s,list IN a spiritual temple az 5fsf
Hastings street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Bilbo Blasts
White Georgians
Who Favor FEPC

ATLANTA ANF Senator
Theodore 6 rapa REGARDED AZ one
o. Americas ieadine raso bahers,
i4mbasted ,c6 White Georelans last
week ia the senate for urging
passage 81 a permanent FEPC act.
Bilho called the white Ceorgisna
Quislincs Of the white race" for
advocating a permanent FEPc law
and Described this city as hot
bed Of Southefn Negro .nteiiigent-
STA Communists. pinks and reds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Dependent Woman
Attempts Suicide

While wishing friends a. 1885
LOG Cabin last Saturday Mrs
Esther Butter iiiea Hunt street
Romulus Michigan. attempted 10
trd her life by drinking lysol
She told police that she had a
quarrel with her husband.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Wilton Thomas
S>3l David

no, I do not think Detroit
has sufficient recreational facili-
lies for youth. especially on the
west side. / think a city as
large as Detroit could do much
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30

better In pro-
viding yout h
centers W h G + G
we could get to-
gether and plan
pro gra m : as
they would like
for them TO be
planned I also
thik that more
inter-racial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30

"' Ihomas youth ccnters
should be provided in the city.
because I know from associating
with other teen age BOYS and
slrls in school that they desire
Continued on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30

The Detroit Rianeh OF the
NAAcr this week became The
first NAAcP branch in the eoun.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Roaming
Reporter

Dc question for this week is
DO you think Detroit Has
Sufficient RcereationaI racilI-
'eS For YOUTH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-26
'Pascagoula And Biloxi Indian Tribes
.Occupied Area When Settlers Arrived

gin or as to their comparatively
recent history. They could not
tell you anything about the
moundbuilders who had preceded
them except to show you the
mounds and say their makers
were gone.
The two tribes that lived along
the Pascagoula were the Blocks
and the Pascagoulas, both mys-
terry tribes. The Blocks have been
classified recently as belonging
to the Sioux family of the far
northwest, but the Pascagoulas
still have a question mark by
their name, especially concern
ing their language.
The Biloxis lived along the
coast from Biloxi Bay to Bayou
La Batre and UP the river for
some twenty miles, and the Pas
cagoulas lived farther up the
river. The Blocks about 1902
moved over near New Orleans,
but by 1880 had drifted back to
their former hunting grounds.
The Pascagoulas had villages up
and down the river, the two most
noted being al Brewton about
100 and just north of Gautier in
1882. =
The houses of these Indians
were not tepees as depicted by
most Mississippi histories but
were long, covered with bark or
palmetto, and large enough for
two or three families. Penicaut,
the French chronicler, writes of
a trip made to the Pascagoula
village probably at Brewton in
100 and his description is quoted
because of its clear picture of the
Indian life.
The French had been invited to
visit this village and some ten Oh
more made the trip from Ocean
Springs by water around to the
mouth of the Pascagoula river
and up the river some fifty or
sixty miles. His description fol-
lows:
"As il was towards the end of
August and was very warm, all
the savages there were bare as
the hand, the men and the boys;
the women and the girls had only
a little moss, witch was passed
between the legs and covered
their nakedness, they being as
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-26

visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Green, Jr., and sister,
Lille Orsbourne.
We are sorry 10 learn that Marie
Nelson's brother is very i'll and we
hope that he will recover soon.
Cecil Eubanks was a guest on
the home of Louise Batson. Tues
day.
The boxing department is glad
TO have Florence Richards back
at work after an absence of sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. c. Hunt of eau
tier and MI. Amos Hunt of Tunica,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Blanche Parker.
Much happiness was brought to
the Bullock home last week with
the appearance of Pvt. General z.
Bullock and James H. Bullock,
S lie, arrived for their fur
loughs. II so happens that they
had not seen each other for a year
or more, and they were both for
tunate enough to have several
hours together before General had
to report back to Fort Meade, Md.
James had been overseas for liz
months and had been granted a
furlough until Feb. 10, when he
has to go back to Treasure Is
land, for further orders. The en-
tire family have been enjoying a
season of happiness together and
they n all looking to the day
when they can be joined together,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-26
Emory Tedgue To
Meet With Scout
Officials Friday

Emory league, scout executive
of the Pine Burr area council,
will meet with East Jackson
County Boy Scout officials Fri
day at 8 pm. at the office of the
superintendent of education, ac-
cording to an announcement
made Wednesday. Anyone inter
ested in Scouting is urged to at
tend the meeting at which time
problems, the organization of new
troops and advancement of the
movement will be discussed.
More leaders are greatly needed,
scout officials said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-26
Jackson County
Mill News

Mr.. and Mrs. George Todd are
receiving congratulations on the
arrival of a baby girl born Friday
January 10. She has been given
the name Georgia Kay after heI
parents. Mrs. Todd formerly
worked in the knitting depart
ment.
Miss Amelia Pickett was a bus
mess visitor to Mobile last Fri
day. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Eugene F. St. Amant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Morgan were
visitors to Gulfport, Sunday.
Mrs. Velma Chavers spent the
week end in Virgins with hel
parents.
The new girls that have beer
added to the knitting personne.
recently are Mrs. Lodell Johnson
Irma O'Neal, Vera Barrette, Mil.
dred Reynolds and Burnettt
Green. Gordon Golf is also new
in this department.
We are very sorry that Aaror
Grace (colored) of the knitting de.
partment is absent because of ar
appendix operation. We wish
for him a speedy recovery.
Miss Anne Winters of Fayette.
vile, N. c., visited her aunt, Mrs
Velma Chavers, last week.
MM2-c Benny Golf, stationed
at Pore Fades, La, is visiting hi:
mother and sisters in their home:
On Lincoln avenue. He will be
home about eight days.
Sgt. Chester Parks of Camp
Shelby, Miss, spent Sunday with
his brother and sister-in-laW, Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Parks.
Mrs. Florence Fondren has beer
out this week because of flu.
Lozelle Hubbard was a business
visitor in Pascagoula Monday af-
ternoon.
Abry Smith was called to Mo,
bile last week because of the
death of his aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Spooner Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Spooner
in Mobile, Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Alexander is happy
to learn that her son, Austin, of
the U. S. Navy, is being trans
ferred to Pascagoula where he
will be stationed for a few months.
Ernest Green. Sic, USCG, of
New Orleans, spent the week end
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-26
BY CYRIL E. CAIN
No. 8
INDIANS ON THE
pAScAGOULA

When the French came to the
Mississippi coast they found there
the people called Indians. This
name had been bestowed on
them because Columbus thought
he had reached India, and the
name persisted after his discov-
cries were proclaimed to be a
new world. These people had no
written language and had only
vague traditions as to their ORR
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-26
SQUARE DANCING CLUB
MEETS

The first meeting of the Square
Dance club in Pascagoula was at
tended by fifty-three persons,
who voted to hold meetings of
the club ON Friday nights. The
next meeting will be held tonight,
Friday, at the Eastlawn audito-
rum at 800.
Anyone interested in learning
the square dances or who enjoys
this type of dancing is invited to
attend.