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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
HELP WOMEN.

WAITREss, white. for restaurant; ~
Dsndd,atSls only; s5csllsns TIPS; GOOD yorkin'
Ssea as ssod pa. and
N VIII Re seIsSss l an ;S. LIS
to 2 pm; no SUNDAYS. SNACK SHOP.
VIZ Fl rs afrops.. white; only girl.
thoroushly experienced. in better restau-
rants and bars. with references and release
will be considered: hours, II noon to
p Pm, oa Tor a appointm msn A o1''' ai'e'
WOMAN to care for baby; matronly. ex-
perienced, live in, health card, references.
WOMAN. middle,assd, white. for s.h.w.,
p Masss' 500 eS ger MONTH room and board
WOMAN. college trained Cor eauiyalent,:
prominent casualty company has an open
s1sf Ca. i'm Pss T6s hann s. MSS
E WoMAs R famil Saoo with shirt repairing,
go Ds5 81 si%;; s sss i sss
WOMEN. 40. to SO, full-time day work;
opportunity for several IN an essential In
nssss h app aSo0 Miss w0rF
WOMEN s White aei for or counter ah Gors
ssSe Mss ks t. 4s4
WOMEN, colored. to clean otnces in. Star
pm. to midnight 5 nights per week and
midnight Saturday to am Sunday. APP
ply after RIM to Mrs. r LeElshsTg s Econ
WOMEN, married; part-time work; 6-day
week 9f GgM hours general clerical wSr
spleS asssa sls = Gns
perience necessary: also part-tims work in
evening for unemployed women; promo
tion, opportunities: permanei positions.
App, emp 10 Once nee 7s9 1sth st. NV u
POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO.
WOMEN DIsHWAsHERs IN night or
ADp sSoa at pay once peaah M
R RSSe yHoR si1 ~ 14ia s. work
NATIONAL ENGRAVING CO, 6o2 Earle
YOUNG LADY for tipping and general
QUALITY SHOP, Wilson blvd. at N. High
YOUNG LADY. asst doctors ONCE ste
service girl Box 44i-E, Star.
tipping ability preferred; permanent posi-
julius Jul IANsBURdH AP FUksTURE co
Y wi 4 " WOMAN. interested in position in
photographic studio: salary and bonus, ex-
cellent chance for advancement: no ex-
R MAN, p1. H Zoo. Ext. ss a' AAfs' ~
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP has immediate
openings, for part-time food checkers. Ap-
w %oop%2Rb Gff has
openings for saleswomen, no experience
necessary. Apply at once employment ofhce,
9th floor; g;30.6 daily, 12;30-9 THURSDAY:
openings for fun or part time ONCE work
ply. employment ONCE. 9th floor, 1905
daily, 1909 Thursday.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP has immediate
openings for general laundry helpers. APP
ply. employment office, 9th floor, 1906
YARD GOODS sALEsWoMEN. full or part
time; excellent opportunity for women who
like to sew and handle fabrics: good start
ing salary. Apply personnel ONCE, End
floor. THE HECHT CO, F. st. at 9TH.
AUTo-PARTS DEPT. needs an experienced
inyens1ry clerk good sslsry 6@nR en
21o9 14th st. NV. Decatur 1910.
SMALL OFFICE requires services Of per-
son with thorough bookkeeping experience
who desires permanent position; Good
y. Apply MR.; REID. 4461 Conn. ave. NV.
for a lovely one-bedroom apt.7 Can you
full time services apply to MRS ROBERT
SON at CHI. 1000, 1913 Wilson blvd.
HARRIKD Govt. chief of section requires
typists and stenographie help. CAP, 5 and
4; pays loo and S2,100, plus. Reply
Box 36l-E, Star,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
HELP MEN and WOMEN

BoOKkEEPER, experienced permanent
position, excellent salary, liberal vacation
for intelligent. dependable, ambitious per-
son son to make p good connections. with retail
Lumber lIan rs business stats draft cassifca
Apply or write FORD LUMBER Co. me :.
Upper Marlboro, Md.
company; good salary and Working condi-
tons. For interview address Box 1886.
BooKKEEpER cost accountant stenog-
rapher combination for production ma
a sh1s sh2R Pleasant T9EkRg so1d MeN
UPFACTURING CO., 1o4s Potomac st. NV,
COMPETENT MAID or man for old-fash-
ss fanny m nGdSs s afar $751;
modation for couple. Elmwood 469. Box
4141E, Star.
work. no Sundays. Apply Ifoi Bia'dens-
S @oFY Fl BOYS pis AND GIRLS, white, is years
those wanting fail-time, permanent ornament work work
lions, sick leave and other employment
stas saiidng fRh EVESN sT f 1 III
Pennsylvania. ave. NV.
COUPLE, middIe-aged, to manage city
give experience and references. Box
Ex-sERVicE MEN OR WOMEN as typists
Room POI, 725 18th st. NV. or phone
FARMER, sober, to run small farm; salary.
house, bath, electricity. etc.: no dairy.
GaitherSburg 21-F-15.
FOOD CLERKS, essential work; we need
food clerks Immediately; no previous ex-
perience necessary; we will train you.
Apply at your nearest SAFEWAY STORE
or Safeway Employment office, 1916 4th
ST. ne. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS approved.
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, 10 or over; we
will train you for essential work on our
food counters, helping to feed Washington
war workers. Good pay while learning.
Uniforms furnished and laundered free.
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
PERSON to serve desserts and for general
work in pastry shop. Apply steward HO-
TEL HAMILTON, Nth and K SITS. NV.
PHOTO DARKROOM ASSISTANT. white or
colored; one who can develop. NAIMAN
STUDIOS, 3016 18th st. NV.
SALESPEOPLE, part or fun time. Tor al
departments of our stores; pleasant work
ing conditions; good pay. Apply at any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or Office, n P
sLIP-CovER CUTTER, thoroughly expert
enced. Capable of turning out perfect
work; can work on piece basis, at $40 for
3-pc. suite. Or regular pay with guaran-
tee. Must have car. Steady year-around
work. Excellent postwar connection. Real
TIRALLA. 4S43 Mass. ave. NV. Phone
THE HEIGHT co. has openings for sales
people, full or part time. Apply TO per-
sonnet office, End floor, THE HEIGHT CO.,
r st at 18th NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

DAY CARE. with nursery supervision of
child, to 4 years, in own apartment by
young mother with son aged 2; former
DKEssMAKING. designing, remodellng,
alssGat ions reasonable, MISS H sssJ
EXP EXP MEDICAL MEDIC Il hABokA pr Fen S de-.
sires part-time work in the vic. Of Walter
Reed. Call RIA. $3.50. Apt 2. after
LADY, refined. position as companion
capable Of supervision Of home and school
PIANIST, accomplished young white lady
with Club and studio experience: full or
Rhls sRs ri NuR asEo wishes case or place
s aSs So esse
E sSRsfi ho1 mAss S star experienced for
T oS9a .a Gr apartment house Hsattsyiile
s sRRtf fa Ysn yna 1me ability 10 yrs ex-
5h-day' $50 wk. min. Box 1886, Star.
SECRETARY TO EXECUTIVE, excellent
years commercial and Government ex-
s aG sGk ss Expert
e ea ayailable Immediately. ordway
III R0 auaed TO s'a give instruction
high school and college subjects, including
French English ana music; available i'm
WOMAN of e Education alton and ability desires
position with reliable company: not stem
ogrephic. Box 1866. Star. l.
WOMAN, Protestant. educated and trained
to do Christian work, desires church posi-
ton, not stenographie: can teach, conduct
meetings; play piano and meet people on
any level. Box 175-G. Star. l.
YOUNG LADY with law degree desires
position as law clerk. especially interested
research work. Box 1916. Star. &c
NAVY WIFE with managerial ability and
experience directing rooming house seeks
position as resident manager of small apt.
building; hotel or rooming house; refer
POSITION by woman with college educa-
ton: good references; will consider
maintenance for self, son 10. daughter .
BY LADY Of mature years, afternoon
work. Please state nature of work. Box
JUST ARRIVED IN D. C. Want position
as hotel hostess, What can YOU offer that
will lead to this position2 Have had ex-
ceilent secretarial experience in large uni
versity and with executive of large national
bank, experienced In meeting best clientele.
P. o. Box 4701. Washington. d, c.
VERY AMBITIoUs--Desire part-time work
as typist, cashier-checker or proofreader,
up. to 8 evenings per week; ST hr; avail
able now, Box 206-G, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTING, bookkeeping or selling. eve
ming employment, part time. Box 499-D.
Star. Il
ENGINEER, steam: high pressure license.
long experienced in maintenance Of build
lngs and mechanical equipment; will be
free in few days; would consider connection
with real estate firm supervising Of main
tenance: executive abiiity. Box 491-D.
ESTIMATOR, building materials. Call MI
sSt devep9 seneH SAL ian
week; excel. references. HO. 1888.
MAN, young (colored), desires eve. work.
between 6-12, beliman, switchboard, wait
er; elevator exp. NO. 1922 after pm. %
PERSONNEL INTERVIEWER to start.
Vet, 23, graduate courses in interviews.
administration. file. planning, receptionist
and some selling. mos. Govt. econ. sta
ustics. nat. recruit shipyards, Calf, !:
native wash: perm. career: modest start.
WI. aRlA. BOX lS7-G. Star. os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
HoNt MpRovrMENT COMPANIES FOR SALE icon

nON& tMPNOV6N6Nb S0WNS NtNisS
ASBESTOS SIDING, roofng, rock wool IN.
su 5ff'fa Gs II III e. "a ave
nv. Warehouse at 7tb and T ne. DI
fFIIooSoR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying, sanding. finishing, cleaning; par
f ING coNTsAcToks I've. isia VISION
iio az REMSDE sLfs repairing, basement
to root, Individual attention given. Gan
M Nj ssss iof fouR tasomEporcnes IN
closed. recreation rooms built. attics fn-
tshed: concrete and brick work painting
sssa Get 81 fsf
s1Rsssci paperna E a ssS pasterng est
mates an cheerfully given. Phone IA.
PAINTING AND DECORATING. 40 years at
rstes ffss
LUCAS. LUCAS g. LUCAS. 500 Emerson
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLAsTERING and
general repairs. Electrical work. Materials
available Free estimates. White MECHANICS;
Prompt service, Terms arrangsd HoUGB
EROS Co. DI 400: alter p,m-. FIR
ROOFING, ASBESTOS siding, remodeling
iMpRovEMENf CO. deorsia 11os.IlIs
natuibcl 1oiuS Suiia
Johns-M anville.
SCREEN your porch, while I have mate
rails. Johns-Manyille products for roof
ing and siding Call w. D. TAYLOR
81 0942, evenings.
JOHNs-MANyILLE roofing, siding. .insula-
ton, storm sash; ! 70 3 years TO pay
IN yIRGINIA.calI PATTERsoN-GA
DINER CORP. Chestnut 1929; Johns-Man-
vile roofing, siding, insulation; storm win
doWs, screens heating, remodeling. Terms.
JOSEPH LIGHT Dew. CO.-Construction
and alterations of all types for residential
and commercial property. Phone GE.
4151: eyes,, GIL. 0757
IN WAsHINGT0N Call PATTERSON
vile roofing. siding, insulation; storm win
dows. SCREENS, heating. remodeling. Terms
ALTERATIONS and new construction
work: all types, reasonable prices: expert
mechanics; work done promptly; general
contracting Spruce 07S2-J s.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR-Get repairing
and remodeling done now before spring
rush: estimates free. c. A. NEWELL
WE REMOVE VIOLATIONS. build garages
porches. basement apartments and alter
buildings architectural service included
Call NO. 624S after 6 pm. C. OAKLAND. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

WOMAN, colored, experienced laundress,
wants fine fabric and silk to do at home.
De 1909.
WOMAN, young colored, wants work clean
ing and light laundry; 8 hrs. daily, 5 days
week. Apply 1915 10th st. NV, ring
janitor's bell
WOMAN wants daywork cleaning or
laundress. Call DU 1885
WOMAN, colored. days work. laundry,
cleaning, seamtress at home. DI. 2I76,
after $50.
WOMEN, two young colored. want cooking
or dsywork caring for sick; have had first
aid NO q344
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

$50, construction once
Sc; sten... business office, s.wa S45; sten
52-day wk. perm, S160; stem, industrial
relation. 5la days, S175; psrt-time STEM
$50 WIZ; Dozens of others. See Miss White
est. 2S yrs.) Ma. 1888. BOYD'S. 1888
S45; perm: sw.; 9-b:
unusual opening. Stenog., aviation, essen
stsnos l79 pubeifS clerk aay open
dr's. ONCE in Va. $3.50. Always unusual
openings. Visit. See Miss Young, MA
$3.50. CAPITAL BUREAU. 1911 G ST.
TEACHERS. clerks receptionists: select po-
sitions No charge unless placed: top sal
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
Est. IL yrs.l 1911 @ st Ma 21l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHlC ana secretarlai classes
courses in Shorthand. typing. bookEeepilg
comptometer. all secretarial objects. Est
q yrs. Accredited. Inquire row MA
f,eritoi Theaterl
LEARN TO FLY. Call Oliver 1888. CON-
GRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
FIELD. STORAGE. Clubs forming
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. permanent
positions Operators needed Day and
part-time classes. MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL 1910 N Y ave. ME
TITS.
CPA COACHING. general accounting SUBJ
tects under 16 CPAs; quickly, efficiently,
economically. Free booklet. ME. 4l71.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
MOTOR TRAVEL.
PERSONAL.

DRIVING TO DENVER, COLO, March 8;
wanted passengers to drive and share
expense. IL 1920
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ALTERATION HANDS for our ladies' work.
room, full or part time: permanent, good
rates, pleasant working conditions, liberal
discounts on personal purchases. Apply
Mrs Num-, ladies' dept, THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP, 1919 F st. NV.
ALTERATION HANDS, experienced on
ems EmentS C1AREINCkE Is. u
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T gfIRFH6 SSHm o sl 18Th fs 81 y
: stSTs. r Apply personnel once nee End floor
TELEPHONE oPERAToRs, over % years.
ka fE eHe1 H esss iash and Pa ave- NV.
TRAFFIC CLERK, capable person, expert
ge in atts snsEs G p6son YORK Appy uS s
sonnet ofice. 5tf floor. PALAIS ROYAL.
18th and g SITS. nv ,
work: 39-hour week; permanent position:
good salary. Apply MIR. HATFIELD. $40
TYP 81 fM' BRITISH MISSIONS. Apply
l107 10th st. NV. Employment office open
Monday through Friday, to g: SATURDAY. q.
arrangements approved. ).
Start Ap eaRer aoIGYwooD PEE cLo 9TH
T9Pi1sT,' full i or r. part time; good pay,
pleas ,tp wCrki hq conditions. Phone TR
I TIYPisTs for Hooven typewriters; only
ss2 ph ssl Ne ss4s ye 81 See Mr. MocRE ORE
4 =! II A. TsEtsg iH'' ss s ss'z
ExE.sr As sas Sss "s 55
ana Is work aPs t St: sf e ass
tail. store. Excellent starting salary with
rapid advancement. Apply Mr.. Wolff,
BOND STORES, INC, 1885 st. NV.
TYPIST, either part or full time; pleasant
surroundings; good salary; opportunity for
advancement. Call DI. HOO.
TYPIST- CLERK, permanent position; long
established mfg. firm; hours, 9-5. - day
TYPISTS-CLERKS under 18 years of age;
5-day week: general clerical work in an
insurance company ONCE; knowledge OF
tipping desired. Apply in person to MISS
LUND, Room 702, S16 18th st. NV.
TYPIST-FILE CLERK, maintain mailing
list; newspaper Office; permanent: 5A-das
week; Advancement. Elk. 1922.
WAITRESS (colored) to work in private
school; good wages, pleasant SURROUNDINGS
Call MISS CARTER, between 8 am. and
IL pm. WO. 1918.
MATTRESSES, colored. for sea-food restau-
rant; must be dependable; excellent work
ing conditions: meals included. Apply per-
sonnet Office. O'DONNELL'S GRILL. 1907
lie st. NV
WAITRESS, experienced: 8 days work;
$50 per week. ELITE RESTAURANT. 1926
K NV; MA. 1850.
MATTRESSES. colored. 2; no Sunday work.
Apply UGLY DUcKLING TEA HOUSE. lis
MATTRESSES, colored. for large boarding
house; prefer girls who can live on prem
ises: salary, room and board. Apply
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT ASSN, zoos
WAITRESS. white. for fountain room
vENEziA czriEFT] RiA. 1855 co Conn all''ll
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-26
WAR CORRESPONDENT
Tells HOW JIM(R0W
Affects MORALE OF
NEGRO SOLDIERS

BROOKLYN, Apr. 26 (ANP)-
Oliver w. Harrington, war CORES
pondent, hit racial discrimination
and segregation in the armed forces
during a NAACP forum here.
"Jim crow segregation must be
eliminated if the army is to get full
use of its Negro troops" he said.
He declared that segregation is
lowering the morale of colored SOL
diers. Because of this, many troops
do not render the distinguished
service they might if there were no
prejudice"
Harrington cited the war record
of the goth Pursuit squadron as an
example of what a Negro group
could do if there were no race bars.
"At the beginning of the war;" he
pointed out, "the work of this all
Negro squadron was mediocre. But
when segregation stopped, the mo-
rale and accomplishments of the
men were boosted miraculously."
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-26
GEORGIA MEDIC
KILLED IN ACTION

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 26 (ANP)
1t. Robert T. Screen, battalion
surgeon of the 10th quartermaster
unit in Italy, was killed in action
April 8, according to a telegram
from the war department to the
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-26

Rev. and Mrs. C. T. Screen, his par
ents.
A graduate with the class of AZ,
Meharry Medical college, 1t. Screen
practiced medicine in Martinsville,
Va, prior to his entrance into the
armed forces. He served overseas
for seven months.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-26
NAVY REMOVES DIXIE
MINDED OFFICER FROM
COMMAND OF
NEGRO SEABEES


(ANP)-Comdr. Lester M. Marks,
New Jersey, is the successor of
Comdr. j. P. Mclean, Hattiesburg,
Miss, as commanding officer of the
all-Negro seabee battalion here.
Members of the all-Negro unit,
known as the 34th Construction bat
talon, expressed open jubilation
over the southern commanders de-
parture but hailed warmly the ele-
vation of Comdr. Marks. McBean's
first assistant, 1t. Comdr. c. D.
White, was also removed. Accord
ing to Navy statement, Mclean
was ."detached to a Pacific COM
mand."
Comdr. Mclean was relieved of
his post only after thorough navy
investigation Of his anti-Negro ad-
ministrative policies that resulted
in a publicized hunger strike of
1000 men under his command plus
court-martial action against 73 on
mutiny charges.
Many accounts of McBean's sa-
distic brutalities against the Ne
gro sailors have been printed. Quail
flied Negro enlisted men were de-
MED promotion while white officers
were brought into the unit to fill
vacancies. An NAACP investiga-
tion, plus statements from former
members of the battalion, substanti-
ated charges that the southern Of
ficer was unreasonably prejudiced
to Negroes.
McBean's removal was urged by
the NAACP when it sent the find
ings of first-hand investigation
made through the Los Angeles
branch to Secy. Of Navy Forrestal.
The navy, it was learned, promptly
sent an officer here where the bat
talon is quartered after returning
from 21 months of distinguished
service in the South Pacific.
Not only did the navy remove Nc
Bean and his assistant but also re-
ported the removal of 20 percent of
the battalion's white staff of petty
officers as a means of providing
promotional opportunities for quail
flied Negro members of the unit.
A letter to the New York NAACP
headquarters from Rear Adm. Will
liam NJ. Fechteler, assistant chief
of naval personnel, said.
"You are advised that represen-
tatives of the navy department
made thorough investigation of
the conditions in the 34th Naval
Construction battalion and correc-
tive actions have been taken in ac-
cordance with their recommends
tions. No further changes are con-
sidered necessary at this time.'
All three corrective measures
urged by the NAACP have been
taken, Roy Wilkins, assistant
NAACP secretary, said.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our relatives,
friends, and neighbors for their
kind expression of sympathy and
floral offerings, DIR. G. w. Reed,
for his consoling words, and H. P.
Loritts for his efficient service in
the death of our beloved sister, Mrs.
Mary Profit.
Mrs. Matte Westfield
130 Spraque street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
Four Nabbed For
Job-Card Forgery


Warrants ohJilue Waic A.
sharpe a. 20 fHs Whfsnood
Horace " Teasicv ~ $500.
Van routl l.awfense sloan 30
~ 23iN McDeA atd lie au. 90
Watkins 2l f GUYS Saaifeu vla
issuing aud 1I'riine frced eos.fr.
mont documents were ool inrd
Tuesday by Assistant s nscr
Attorney rhonm Tbnfnton Ne,
said thar Shyrpe and Tcasley me.
teriously obtained lSfS on.r
fefrrl cares AID forged t'fm 10
Obtain hish priouiy employment
az the pcSoto Warrior plant
Thornton said ihai ih, may he
thousands of the cards 10 mo hands
4 INSCRIPTIONS operators l' SAM
that The documents forged hy the
ren were used n oWaioi om
payment
il convicted iht mrn coGH tc
soritnccd 20 Ton yeats in pfis.n CO.
fined 1000 o. both
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
MICHICANDERS
REINFORCE ARMIES
ON WESTERN FRONT

FRANCE Nuh 49,
Motto Nruae msuibuune tnH
parry 4'Niir- ot,r sufi ~,ntrrf
roads toward nr fnns ,nui,a0
haNis froufe in FRANCE holard
and ncislwa. officers and mon
~ ilns unt h4,e driven IONS
'owo,s OF now ,clnics 10 ihr
frh'ine lrcs in r.p'so rcns
and ifucks d,~Doytd throu.a
enrmr action
A double pufuosr s .etcd on
these long Journeys rhc ychi.
Giles SIRE loaded 70 capacity wfh
amuniior ires ana gasoline
which they deliver 20 base a..
pots re4r TIE front Toe .mpi,
vehicles are tA,n driven The last
few miles 20 mo units for which
they are destined
The company includes iha fol-
lowing idrn from Michigan ne-
ifo't- tpl rero Ff,tmsn Dr.
fo'e e'fd - ST. Clemens pfe
Gov Johnson IS Gibbs s Rose
vile pN Theodore Robinson.
zsiss Blair ST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
BEST MAN ATTEMPTS
RAPE ON FRIENDS
YOUTHFUL WIFE

Charles weldon e. eais = N-
non. IS being held on a chars, ~
assault wiih intent 10 rape weldon
Was arrested ON March IL On the
complaint ~ 81 ycat old widow
who is the mother Of three year.
old child.
The young moiher said that on
March II al am she WAS on hsf
way home from a pary and ~ho
mct ihe defendant while She was
waiting for street car. she said
that she had known him foi six
years and that he had been her
late husbands hes, man an hw
wedding lie offered 10 drive hcr
home She accepted Instead De-
drove 20 26il I.aNfciic who're She
said he attempted 20 ASSAULT her
She said that he scratched her
biz her ear; bent her fingers and
twisted her wrist The complainant
called the police and Weldon sas
taken into custody
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
4. {. Powell Declares Negroes
Belong To Wilkes zone WorId';
Would Change NAACP Name

In has scnsaiionally dynamic
speech before thousands Of p'-
lroitls who packed and amnal
tho Bethel ANE church SUNDAY
afternoons me Rev a caSion
Powell lr New York Congress
man. sharged that there WAS a.
much crackeiism Ia Michigan
rs ihcrr WAS ia the state 81
Mississippi III pointed 90 the
apparent discrimination against
minoriiieS ana ihe uu Aui rican-
ism ~ lare Hoffman. Michigan
i'epublran congressman
C"ugr,sn'an powell held ~
crowd spellhound for or' hour
while h. ialktd 10 them on lo.
zeal uaiional and International So
iairs. ~ SPOKE under the aus
Continued on page )
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17

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N"na'a
Che Nru T0fs .N fs.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
New York FEPC
Law In Effect

ALBANY. - Y-Thc if> anii
discrimination law 100 the history
OF The United safes Went -on Ne"
YORK statute hooks Monday
The new law which We *sne'
hv Governor Thomas T. Dewey
makes religions or racial difeiiini-
nation in hiring employees mis-
dcmcan3r
number of state Off ais AMI
sponsor- ~ tho measure wi,f"s''"
~. historic signing Of he ducu-
ment b. Governor Dewey