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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
SPLENDID PAIR

In fact. they're both 50 good
that their performances, alone are
worth going 10 see. and, between
the two Of them. they manage 10
take some Of the wind out of
Windy Hill"
There is some good natural
writing in the dialogue and some
very amusing remarks. It's only
the situations which are on the
absurd side.
There is a good supporting cast
Win Royal Beal, Ruth Conley.
Jetti Preminger and a perfectly
delightful maid Eulabelle Moore
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
TeIenews Show
Strike Scenes

SCENES OF the UAW-CIO
strike at GM plants in Detroit
highHght the program at the
Downtown and Norwood Telenews
theaters Films Of the JAW strike
leaders and mass picketing Of the
various factories, along with soup
kitchens set up for the picketS,
are shown.
In the Philippines, the trial OF
Yamashlta is pictured with actual
testimony Of survivors telling Of
new atrocities perpetrated by Jap
soldiers on helpless Filipino civil
lans.
In Chicago the American Le-
gion halls NimitI and Eisenhower.
Films of the convention and the
parade are also shown.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
Plays in Review
Kay Francis
At Cass
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE GLAMOROUS Kay Fran
els made her bow 10 Detroit audi
ences last night at the Cass Thea
ter in Windy Hin a new play
by Patsy Ruth Miller. the silent
screen star, who should have
stayed that way.
That is, only so far as the play
itself is concerned. Miss Fran
cis is not only a beautiful woman,
but a tremendously capable ac-
treSs. whose charm and natural
ness increases when you encounter
il across the footlights. II is only
regrettable that she hasn't a We
hicle more worthy Of her talents.
But, at that. she does mag
mfcent Job of making an incred.
ible character, fairly behevable
This woman is supposedly a IA
NOUS woman journalist and play
wright, who after several years
Of globe trotting, roaming fancy
free in and out Of political Situa-
tiOns suddenly meets a man war
correspondent with whom she falls
deSDerately in love.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
Rush Relief To
Sufferers From
Rheumatism Pain

IhC-fsaurH Of sufferers from the tofturing
pa ms due 20 rheumatism. tclatlCa, lGmbagO,
neuralgia and neurIts--are mighty happy over
thsr discovery Of NORlTO. Now they have
found a quics acting formula which speedily
relieves tAo~e eIhaustlng muscular aches and
- "a NORiTO Is Trustworthy and dependable
-featiy Eefts t1rt. IT you want 10 teei again
the loy Of relief from pain-so you can work N
rrace snd sleep m comiort-be WISE and Try
NOkiTO under this non clad guarantee IL tba
very frst three doses DO not relieve that cruel
patn 20 your tatIsiarlOn--your rnoney vii DO
refunded Isn ssi-feT 80 y68f ftuggIst todEy
and sct SORlTO on ttA guarantee
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
Odd Pastime

LIZABETH SCOTT, starring in
Love Lies Bleeding" admits 10
strange phobia. She collects re-
cordings although she doesn't own
a phonograph. Il just like to know
/ have them around" she says.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
THE FATAL HOLD

You can tell it's desperate. be-
cause by the second act, this free
lance lady, who has always dis
dained the clinging vine type Of
woman, suddenly turns into a
feathered boa constructor.
He, who has Just gotten rid Of
a possessive wife, finds himself
right back where he was with q
mistress, who is always harder 10
get rid OF The solution in the
third act is 50 weak you can
hardly taste il, but Miss Francis
handles this turnabout so deftly
that you don't mind
She has an excellent partner in
Roger Pryor, who plays the first
helIevable correspondent we've
seen on the stage for A long while.
His easy poise and wonderful un-
derplaying prove him 10 be an
outstanding actor, not unlike FL
lott Nugent in stature.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
Kitchen Stuff

BILL EDWARDS, 6 foot 5
leading man of Our Hearts Were
Growing Up" and Miss Susie
Slagle's," is taking up cooking.
He thinks it a good thing for a
bachelor To know.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
Independence Day

L1nco. tho gree. EmanciQator, once SAID This ma
ton cannot eAst nai slave ard halt free This uasm
applies y othor nations and the world So long any
mnor ans laad denied freedom the freedom
OF an other men ihreatened
On t. Fourth. eaab year celebrate this
tons Independence i aoe bood' war for he Ameri-
can eoioe,ts vn Independence from England. They
held nc hts Taxation without representation
is trfarg wa, ms burning conviction which gave
the colops. .Adcr George Washington the coniage
to endure hmd.ni. and aght Until victory was 0or.
Nov are engaged ID another The United
States and her aiae they fighting defeat the
forces II Nranny and aggression and to establish for all
peoples II ire world larger Of freedom and
independence
In his global struggle II establish more freedom for
human beings Negro soldiers sailors and armen Of this
country and black colonial troops Of France and the
British Empire are fighting gatantly. along with other
racial group- although The, denied much Of the
liberty and oproranry which they entitled
To establish world peace and security on a firm
basis i essential to guarantee physical freedom to all
people. tnderpnveged minority peoples must also be
freed from economic and political chains
II our feryent hope that the time may come
when real independence in America viii be shared by
citizens of an races creeds and coors To deny man or
woman Job industry Justice before the law. because
Of his or her racial identity or religious belief contrary
the spirit Of human freedom upon which this nation
is supposed to be founded.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
Our Nation Is Still AT War

guidance along agricultural lines
tSA loans ATE IN no way connec "a
with ca loans Veterans, this j.,
your opportunity TO continue fin
ins for Dncle Sam
Tie mighty Eth Bond drive san
AZ war is FAR behind It's goal Til
high hopes Of We Day lav
shaded me willingness 70 purchas
bonds NOW. The way is not over
Ii must be financed throueh your
own money You are asked 81
STRAIN an cxtla effort 10 buy alat
iona bonds Buy. bonds FOR ttr
newly horn baby or give one ~
your fiiends baby Bay your sol
der bond. Yon can notify him
81 your gift on special N-Al'l
bond certificate JOIN the war
against Japan hy buying your
bcLd today
There are stili excellent oipof-
uniics for hieh 5, hooi girl graau
aics who are interested in tho o. ~
~ nursing There is an immediate
ned of 4o'oo0 cadet nurses for rs
ssn'iai civilian nursing Jobs OPP
at,iunnucs for advancement aye
great The salary is good
lie National Foundation for th'
rrevenfoin and Treatmeni Of NJ
lam 10 Paralysis is calling for
/ ooo persons who are Interested
" physio-ihefapy There are full.
tine scholarships which VII
ccyer all your training and nain-
isnance expenses The field Is RON
ti.eiy new and the demands arc
great All persons so Interested 70,
IN touch with the National Infer
tic Paralysis Foundation l1ca'ed
in The National Bank building
w help spcod this chaotic eorN
into recovery. IN proportion 70 our
Willingness IN give and 70 share our
indiyidual resources Can We shirk
our human and patriotic ohliea-
tions'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
J U d A II u X Q b

economic planning had to break INTO the ais
&c, the defense Of dcmoci aty sslhsy hil
to organize their unofficial militia ihey pel
TO get help from believers in economic planniuc 10
other countries. They organized their FELLOW ss
levers in economic planning IN other countries
try to end the non-iniorventon policy which was
dcpri,ng them of tho arms they needed
When a little dictator. named nplinsS VAS e.-
tabshing hnicslf Austria in 1894. there Ns
only one group that stood M and fought him viN
arms IN their hands This group the poliii
party Of believers in economic planning
when Htler and Mussolni wanted 10 XIII or ds-
mocracy their first victims tho believers II
economic planning
Ancient History
Mr. TIayek likes The kind Of democracy and %
romc order that We're won in INC middle years a.
the 10Th century in Europe He fails to mcnri
how that democracy was won. or how and why 4
was limited
The stories Of The democratic re,olGtions
France and Germany 20 ahoe' ike this Bnsne.s-
men and working people fought together 20 Gus.
the royal or feudal power The working people
wanted 10 extend tho revolution 70 the point At
which the government would recognize its fespon-
sihy for the provision OF social security. io re-
lief. etc
The businessmen refused to let the revolution GO
that far. They just wanted freedom from iesraini
by the government in their business dealings
which meant freedom 10 work women and chilirfa
for IL hours day al starvation
So minor civil war started and the workers go
II the neck This happened in 1870 and ISIS n
France and In 1SiS in Germany The result VAS
Dictatorship introduced by the businessmen in l'-
half OF the private profit WAY Of doing business
in 1870. when Napoleon III Wont to agar
Prussia to holster his totterng dictatorship (which
was operating in the interest OF finance capital
took bad licking and had TO abandon his throne
The believers in economic planning took con',o al
OF Paris in democratic fashion and defended 81 50
we'll that the Prussians occupied only small al-
nor Then the busincsSmcns government Of FL ree
beseiged Paris. and with he help Of Prussia which
released prisoners ~ at strategic moments y
drowned In blood one OF the most democratic fc-
gmcs ever established anywhere by believers N
economic planning. Mr. Hayck
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
Negroes Get 5000
Chicago Housing Usit

CHICAGO tNNP1 The National
Housing Agency through rs adj
minisirator. John r Blandford.
Jr. has approved the construction
NJ 1900 housing units here Tor
Negroes
Revelation Of the approval WAS
made last week by william X.
Divers regional MIA representa-
tive. The new housing will con-
sis' Of al0o privately financed
nnis and 500 publicly financed
units. Divers revealed
30 site has heen selected as
vet FOR the project the chicago
Housing anhoriy announced bui
disclosed that occupan,v Of The
publicly financed units viii he
limited To essential war workers.
The CHA will Act as aeeni Tor
the publicly financed dwellings.
The 800 privately financed
homes will include 500 for rent.
500 for persons huildine thelr
own homes and 27oo Tor salc.
The maximum sale price will he
5000 and the maximum rental
SOS. Divers said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07

~ "aarressor nation Tho 're-
sereoir ~ good viii" ~ which
Tho late Wendell wiukIe spoke
viii he emnte Their own ma
ferlal interests viii compel other
capitalist powers m challenge our
supremacy and match our milf
iar'siic strength Instead ~ in
curing peace compulsory peace
Time military training VIII have
agRrava cd the capltalisi- bred
conditions which lead 10 war
"Peacetime military consctip-
ton is another step 10 pave he
way for dictatorship and fas-
cism This Infamous legislation
mnsf mi PASS The American
people should NOT tolerate e. All
discerning readers should inn
mediatelv write 10 heir repre-
eniati,cs and senator's In Wash
lngion 10 oppose his Indie ment
Of American tradition
(signed) Tony Kinmel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
VACATION AT HOME
About The Common Man

More about Nh laycks book The Road OF Scrf.
dom loul remember that it is the mu discuss
ed volume which is supposed prove tia; econo-
mic planning leads inevitable to political DICTATOR
ship and 70 complete governmental control over
every phase OF lifc
There is doubt thai Mr.. Hayek can nont "a
Russia as a case in point because Russia COM
pee political dctatotsnD fut Russia is only ono
Of many places that started OF in sociastic di.
rec'ion and ended up with political dictatorship
rs / hayc said before. all Hayck really has proved
tand oid anybody have 10 write book 10 prove
ihisg is thii the modern world contains many fac
tors that hclI produce dictatorship.
Actually some OF TIE hrehics, pages Of demo-
cratic history have hcen written BY those who be-
leved in economic planning Il ran be demonstrai-
ed thar IN The battles for democracy IN Europe
during the Is hundreds. the advocates OF planned
ECONOMY were IN The vanguard.
During me period between the TWO world wars.
while big indusualisis in Britain. France Germany.
and Italy were financing and encouraging Hitlcr.
Flaaco and Mussolin rho advocates Of economic
planning We're doing their host Cunsuccessful though
they might have beeni 10 defend democracy They
even we're willing 10 give M the effort to introduce
economic planning in order 10 build up Popular
Fronts AGAINST fascism
In the darkest days Of fascist domination of mos,
OF Europe. after the fall Of France IL was he adj
voca,es of economic planning who were carving IN
the heroic work OF the underground the Marquis and
the parigars.
More History
In Tho most difficult days Of the American Civil
War when il seemed as though Britain would throw
its weight into the war on The side Of the slave
holding South when the iexule mills Of Britain
were idle because no cotton could SET through The
Union blockade when Br IA workers we're sur
fciing the hunger ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at time when
WI'A was VET unmaercd; il was the British
union movement inspired by Karl Marx that back
ed MP the North and was major factor in main
tanning british neutrality
When General Francisco Franco and his murder
ois rahal OF fascist officers revoltcd against the
Nepuhlcan government OF Spain. tho government
led most in private profit enterprise
iay 10 surrender It was only this instant
resistance Of tho believers In economic planning
'ial prevented this capitnaiion. These believers in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07

The once popular song vhieh
hat q tcirsin Dont talk too
mnh for we slip Of The lip may
SINK 4 ship is sfill q very wise
and important demand in these
DAYS Is me var with japan moy
IS INFO rs last stretch There Is
a sisauic tlansf"r % troops 70
thai thesier Of operation. 10, -
talk aboni ne movement Of mon
or var maicftis peiils our safe y
and speedy conclusion Of rus
hectic conflict
In connection with ne m1y
neni ~ troops the offlre Of OCT
has asked people 20 STAY or trar1s
during the july fourth HOLIDAY.
The trains are alreadv oyerrtowd
90 and troop f'plouphs and trans
fers mnst come first There -has
come further warning that ~.
william travel VII 10 cii - per
cert during the month OF August.
School hoys and girls have hocn
urged 10 srcrf ihoir vacal crs on
farm Tho draft has cn' 10
crucial point farm hoip There IS
IN urgent need for farm hep Tho
food mus 30 harvested II calls
for your holp Can We aftofl 20
have further eccrcase IN food
commodities The farm call an be
your patriotic duty Boys and girls
who want such agricultural Ok
neriences should 70 ~ 2c3i Nc
Kerchev building and ask ~ Mr.
Reseman
Tho Farm Security Adninis'ra-
tim ~ tho 7 { Department ~
Agriculture has made possible uui-
me loans 10 Veterans RETURNING
veterans who are Interested IN
farming as = vocation and as a
feliof for mo tremendous food
shortage ate receiving those loars
Nearlv loo Veterans have feooi'-
"a such assistance The FSA loafr
rehabilitation ioausi are used -
rHfchase livestock opcr 80 e
equinmeni or farm owrorsRio
loans which VIII covor 'he full
rrfre ~ family size farm The
rSA also furnishes farm acer's
who give Veterans The worry hee'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
EDITORS MAIL

fmr military CONSUMPTION is be-
ing boldly aud hra1cnly fnisicd
on in- American people, Is n
really as the proponents stale,
10 preserve peace IN The post
aaf Vorldg Tho writer thinks
not
imcri,an capitalism mus eN-
pand he exports OF goods u must
also expand iis exports ~ capital
~ Amerira con innes on the path
she is now following az mile
fsfi-m and Economic aggressive
rrss in mo eyes of the rest ~
The world shs will he regarded.
not as a "peace-loving," but as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07

NJ ucnihgOhrg
daily assure the popnlate hat
America will surely ho brought
10 her knees before much longer
Ia the meantime Japanese gem
erals On Okinawa. prefcrriug loss
81 life 70 lnss Of fare commit
ham-kar With al NE pomp and
ceremony ~ their ancestors
EON >COl1> wow AHEAD:
Good news Was laSt week
annnurceneni fom the national
hyadquar ers az Inc Toy scouts
~ America 'ha, The General
Eanoa'ion soart had made
grant ~ thirty housand dollars.
0 ~ nsed IN promo,ine tho in
icfraclal prosran OF me Scoufs.
A pari ~ The p.an under develop
meut calls for The building ~
camps IN selected areas ihroueh-
on The south These camps viii
probably present the first on
rorturiv iha' southern hoyS have
had 10 attend lamps conducted
on purely democratic principles
for q is eNpetted hat no box
viii be KEPT from any Of those
camps because ~ race or reh-
eion IL il worh noting lha
fnllo"Mc INC RIOT in Detroit tho
Cfri Scouts did much 40 ts.ns
lie cormun'v % ITS senses rs
continuing 'heir plan ~ having
e.ris .. IN races attend the
Fsnc camps
IRFFIRS rHF coon OH I->N:
Chaglcs Clinton Spauldinc.
presfsn ~ The Norm Carolina
Na ssl l..fe Insurance company
Showed excellent taste when ne
f4raoa down TIC o,fri 10 be-
''ne Minister ~ Liberia Meas
81 20 on a purely ohiccfise has
SpaHldnss BACKGROUND would
glhfy him ior nigh post in
'Ae diplomatic sersiee. hut Amerl-
ca would never think 81 any
o'hcr pos imam nat Of minis er
~ a h'ak republic Men like Nr
spanldine can HELM much more
by educatns white ,morica Than
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07

Boys, we're hoping that you'll
finish up soon with the Mikado.
IS you've already finished up with
he Fenhrer We want. you hack
nome by next July 4 so that you
IAN help us chose cut Genie Cox
and John Rankin still in thu busi-
ness Of fascism that you're closing
ouf in Europe. independence lay
viii moan eonnthfno n,oro than
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
Living South

Copyright. 1915. by New South Features)
I'm writing this Just before Ind pcnd,nce Day
July 4, at my home in Tennessee. It's an open let
ter TO The Southern boys--whiie ard Negro away
from home and in the foxhol's
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07

and rico IL Ids
are heine laid
oui In the parks
and wooded sec
lions of the ca
pilal This inuo-
vation does not
square with he
propaganda re-
leases. " h ! q h
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
by Al Ht>i>GBuRG

hv going TO lose themselves in
ire economic chaos OF Liberia
ACCI>TIATf ThE rOSITiVEi
Fortune. Life Look. The Amer
lean Home. Glamour. and The
Readers digest. are among the
nationally known pubic alto II $
which have given constructive
ireatmcn, to articles about Ne
eroes during The past few weeks
The entire issue of Glamour for
the month OF July is devoted 10
sane discussion OF tolerance,
with emphasis on the fair play
expected Of an Americans. one
Of these magazines gccen,lv lost
more than two hundred sub
scribers In the Soulh because OF
me favorable sand taken on tho
Negro question Ncriocs must
learn 10 recognize when a good
Job has heen done and To act
a,cordneN Wc ave lons ON pro-
test. hu short On acclamaiion.
I'M OPEN noon At WORN:
Many won't hclie,e this, but
ltc community church in New
York cry actually puts The
christian relieion into practice.
It's ereciins inscribed over the
doorway Welcomes men Of good
viii Of all races and creeds, and
no wrl,dmc is not simply on
paper Recently. the community
church has PLAYED hos 70 me
open Door, An Institution for SET
tlemoni ihrouch mediation Of all
;ypcs OF DETERMINATIONS whe her
relaicd to RACE. creed CT sex The
Flea owes us development 10
The coutace and he +houghtful-
moss OF Pearl Buck.
llIlRI STIR It'll tHRI>TNAS:
The llonorahlc senator Rilbo
ihnuSli one can easily think Of
more accurate description Tor this
demaroenc. threatens . flihusior
unii Christmas if mar much
noise Is needed o Nil FErc leg
isla'ion And the argument is as
old as the While ran s dc'erm
nation 70 cNrloi ihe weak We
love ihe Negro. but he mus stay
in his place 'nd thai lo,e was
shown IN Mississippi by payinc
Negro oachers loss han lwo
hundred fifty dollars per year in
ie4i-ie
MrfT THE NEW DESI6NER:
The prAe-winning creation,
worn hy stunnins beauty. left
Tie audience OF Fifth Avenue
S ylis brea'hiess. Amazemcn, is
sun expressed over he fact that
"a Negro DO, was the artist. And
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
OvERTONES


This week the Japanese people
are being me With one more dis
ilnsion Food is becoming scarce.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07

watermelons and firecrackers IN the South when
we smoke out the southern gentlemen And |
reckon that those gentlemen" need dose Of hell
fire AZ the ballot box just like the Nazis needed The
same kind N medicine on the battlefield.
South carolina shows The Way
We hope that you'll stick together when you're
mustered out as you stuck together when you were
mustered in We mighty happy when We read
in the CT magazine Yank about tho way that white
and NEGRO South Carolina boys in mixed unit
aic slept and held bull sessions together much 10
the disgust Of the super-men who call themselves
"Nazs' In Germany and Southern gentlemen" IN
Mississippi
Well friends. you're going to need mixed unit
IN the shane OF an nter-racal veterans organiza-
lion. once The Is over or YOU will have whin
ped The Feuhrer and the Mikado only 10 win
victory for me riding boss aud the mill owner
They'll leave part OF yon TO strive on the streets
they'll herd tho rest Of You hack to the plantations
and the sweat shops 10 work Tor four bits day
THEY'LL ram tho CT Rim OF Rights down your threats
and tell you that "n---rs and poor white trash
have got no call to be talking about their rights
agree with actor Orson Wcues IN tho January
'ssre of FREQ world maya inc that every man who's
speni night In fovhole deserves IN he retired
on bankers pension" Bur you'll he lucky. years
after you've hooked your medals and your Purp,e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
>TrR It'll CHRISTMAS.
WHIT THr NV Dr>IcNER.

The prAe-winning creation,
worn hy stunnins beauty. left
tie audience OF Fifih Avenue
S ylis breaihiess. Amazemcni is
sun expressed over NE fact that
"a Negro bo, WAS the artist. And
he's a real he-man TOO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
White People VS.. Weasels
BY HAROLD PREECE

Hearts in the pawn shops, 10 qualify frr one OF
Dxies magnificent old age pensions maybe eight
dollars month for white man and four dollars
month for Negro
You boys have sbeen away from MS for sometimes
as long as four years and you don't know what
the little crossroads fasciss have been cooking M
while you've heen bleeding in foxholes.
But can tell you that, North and South The
riding bosses OF the planters and the monopolisls
are planning 10 drown American democracy IN
wave OF bloody race riots. starting in Dixie win
white veterans shooting down black veterans and
black people in general J b. stoncr Of the Ku klnS
Khan IN Chattanooga has made his boasts that ihl'
would happen Vance Muse Of the Christian Amer'-
cans in Houston has Indicated as much.