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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

the Italian Minister of Propaganda became
worried lest a scandal Cnsue. Soon il became
clear TO Magda that she was being prevented
by devious means from seeing Mussoni She
telephoncd, but never succeeded in speaking
to the dictator himself.
At last she poured out her heart 10 de Cham
brun and told him of her despair. According
TO interviews published at the time of the shoot
ing, de Chambrun promised TO help her,
Later found out that he had broken my
confidence" she declared and was forced TO
leave Rome with broken heart"
The background of Madeleine Coraboeuf,
alias MaCda Fontanges, is highly edifying Her
mother died when Madeleine was seven and she
was raised by her father. the etcher, Coraboeuf,
winner Of the Grand Prix de Rome.
"A FTER an illstarred marriage with a sub
~ prefect that lasted only year, she acted at
the Odeon thanks 10 the influence of Aristide
BRAND, who was friend of her father
Later she made money writing detective pieces
for boulevard playhouse. BY this time she
was Magda Fontanges.
Making the most of her charms, Magda be-
came the friend of Albert DuBarry, the editor
OF La Volonte who was subsequently arrested
in the Stavisky affair. recently written about in
The American Weekly. DuBarrys career
pockmarked with long series of arrests be-
fore Paffare Stavisky.
From DuBarry, Magda obtained working
press card which enabled her TO gain admit
tance to the Chamber of Deputies-France's
equivalent Of the United States House of Rep
resentatives-where she made the acquaintance
of several Italian journalists 1t was then, al
legedly, that she became a disciple of the Fas-
cist-NaI doctrines
Always alert, la Fontanges then became the
friend of a highly.placed official in the French
government who served as her unwilling dupe.
He made the mistake of writing several love
letters TO her which she used for her own pur
poses as soon as he broke off the relationship
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
SehweIIenbdeh
Labor Aims Told

WASHINGTON, Sept. S INs)
Secretary of Labor Lewis B.
Schwellenbach was reported today
to have decided upon a three-point
goal for the forthcoming labor
management peace parley.
The minimum objectives which
Schwellenbach contemplates for
the conference in Washington Oct
% or Nov. 5 are understood to be
. An agreement among labor
groups TO settle their own juris-
dictional disputes and thereby
eliminate such causes OF post
war strikes.
. An agreement by manage
ment representatives to accept
the principle of collective bar
gaining, now written into law
but given only lip service by
some groups.
. An agreement between labor
and management on a program
along the lines of voluntary ar
bitration 10 settle peacetime
labor disputes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Pork Barrel0u
Truman Warned
COP Leader Sees
Peril in Pertisenship

WASHINGTON, Sept S tUP)--
President Truman is coming to the
time when he'll have TO roll up
his sleeves and make enemies, "
Senator George d. Aiken CR) OF
Vermont predicted today.
II only hope he makes the
right kind" Aiken added
Aiken. a liberal Republican who
votes often with the Democrats,
said that partisan politics may ap-
pear in this session of Congress,
but that those who start them
run the risk Of mourning public
displeaSure.
People don't want party poll
tics in reconversien," Aiken said.
"They want TO get things back
on an even keel again as soon
as possible. and they want II
done with the same unity which
went into the prosecution OF the
war. They're intolerant of poll
tics i'm the recOnVersion period
and in this case, intolerance Is
righteousness"
The President. Aiken predicted,
"wIll have the people behind him
in most of the moves he makes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Pupil
Missing I Days

An 11-year-old schoolboy miss
ing since 8 a. m. Friday when
ne left his home at 2282 Third
10 attend the fourth grade at
Maybury school. was sought by
police Saturday.
He is Norman Smith, who has
brown eyes, light brown hair, and
is feet a inches tall. His
mother, Mrs. Alice Smith, said the
boy was wearing a red-checkered
shirt. brown full-length trousers,
brown shoes, and had no hat or
cap.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Race Discrimination
Laid 10 AFL Sedmen

WASHINGTON, Sept. s TIP
The Presidents fair employment
practice committee today ordered
an AFL seamen's union TO cease
discriminating against Negroes.
The union was told TO cease
specifying the race or color OF
seamen requested by it from their
hiring fiSt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
RUSH TAN STUDY

Prospects for some tax reduc-
ton Frightened with the assur-
ance that the joint congressional
tax committee would meet in
two weeks 10 consider a plan
which may cut individual taxes ID
per cent.
Congress was making slow
progress on other phases of PreSl-
dent Truman TeConveTSlon pro-
gram, including government re-
organization, surplus property and
wartime powers.
=. Senator Thomas tD) of Utah,
chairman of the Senate military
affairs committee, said that his
committee viii seek next week to
evolve legislation designed 10
build up volunteer armies Of oc-
cupatinn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Now She's
Walking On Air

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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

WASHINGTON, Sept 8 GNS)
American army officers
and one enlisted man will be
decorated tomorrow with The
Order of Orange
Nassau at Fort Belvoir, Va.
They are Brig. Gen. Edwin A.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
AIDS MONOPoLIEs

Senator Capohart (R) OF In
diana. opened fire on the Truman
today with a dec
laration that the presidential re-
program would benefit
monopolieS. wreck many business
firms and promote unemployment
"The administration program
il continuation OF New Deal
spending, with no word as 10
where the money u coming
from or the establishment of a
sound fiscal policy" said Cape
hart
Capehart declared the admins
tration price control PROGRAM of
haSing reConverSlon prices on full
production - would force hun
dreds of thousands of smaller
business firms 10 take heavy
losses and would retard eXpan-
sion of employment
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
DeckerviIIe Filler Dies

.DECKERNILLE, Sept-S--
Funeral services for Robert Tan
ton, 30, student pilot, whose plane
crashed southwest of here last
Sunday, will be held from the To-
cal Baptist Church at ? p. m.
tornnrrOu
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Retonvefsi0n
Battle Starts
Congress Splitting
on Truman Program

WASHINGTON. Sept. S qNS)
- Congressional factions began
drawing lines today for bitter
fights on rcConvcrSlon legislation.
End of the EZRA OF good feeling
which marked the closing days OF
the war and the first days OF the
Truman administration may fade
away IN a struggle over so-called
New Deal and labor-sponsored
leglslatIOn
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Rabaul Reottupdtion
Scheduled for Monday

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8
INS)-Australian troops will
begin the reoccupation of Rabaul,
New Britain, Monday, Melbourne
radio reported today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Dutch 10 Decorate 5 Yanks at BeIVoir

Marks of Dallas, Tex. Col s.
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Julian V. Sollohub, Springfield
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Expect Strike End

READING, Pa Sept. s tINS)
- A settlement was expected
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
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ADVERTISEMENT
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-11-14
Oklahomans Will Sue
To Enter University

McAlester, Okla.-Educational
equality for 100000 Oklahoma Ne
gros is to be sought Immediately
in court action which, II success
full, will open the states institu-
tons of higher learning to the Ne
gro.
More than 200 delegates to the
annual state convention of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People
cheerde this announcement Novem
Der as the session wound up
it's affairs here.
The move will involve an at
tempt to enroll in the University
of Oklahoma and Oklahoma A &
M college Negro students who
want courses on graduate and pro-
fesional levels not offered by the
state at the Langston University.
The plan of attack will be similar
to that used by Missouri Negros
in the now celebrated Lloyd
Gaines case.
The conference was addressed
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MORE ABOUT
Booker Washington

Continued from Page u
from a slave to one of the nations
foremost. educators. Tuskegee In
stitute stands as a monument to
his determination to educate Ne.
gros following the hectic days o.
the Civil War. His autobiography
up From Slavery" tells of this
struggle.
In 1900 at Boston, Washington
organized the National Negro Bust
ness League. He died in 1915.
A bronze bust of each person
selected is placed in the Hall of
Fame colonnade on the New York
University campus in the Bronx.
About 100 electors from every
state casts votes every five years
for famous American men and
women who have been dead for at
least a quarter of century.
Booker T. Washington is the
first Negro to be honored.
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State Chaplain; Past Commander
Earl B. Thomas of Mai. George M,
Farwell Post, 1919 First Ave. N. !;
Commander Terrence James OF
Farwell Post, 119 w, Roy St.,
youngest post commander in the
U. s.; Edgar Rams, adjutant The
odore Roosevelt Post, 1921 How
ell ST., and Commander James G
Grimes of Lewis Ford Post, col
ored veterans, 1872 18th Ave.
Other posts participating are
Rainier Post, Vashon Island Post
Aurora Post, White Center Post
Ballard Post, Glendale Post, John
r. Blackburn Post, Greenwood
Post. USS Seattle All-Navy Post
Capitol Hill Post, FIT. Lawton
Post, and Wallingford-M Meridian
Post.
Men and women In uniform will
be admitted free, those wearing
honorable discharge button OF
World War II free Thanksgiving
Day, Nov. %, and others on a 81
ticket, the price including al
taxes, each evening. The capita
door prize will be a 1916 mode
automobile. Doors will open a
1880 p. m.
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Continued from Page u
Roots Are Deep

"The problem of prejudice" the
veterans group points out" is
part of a greater issue involving
the nations economic and social
welfare. It Is our Judgment that
those who want to carry on the
work which has been begun can
develop activities with many like
minded people in their commune
ties"
The course of action suggested
by the VCER is as follows:
If you are a member of a
trade union, join in setting up
Veterans Committee in your To-
cal to "grappIe with the problem
of equal rights II the true interests
of the veterans are to be served"
2+Veterans' problems can best
be advanced in civic, fraternal,
church or student organizations by
creating special committees.
3-lf you are a member of a vet
Grams organization "you can pro-
pose that anti-prejudice or race
relations committees be establish
ed"
Where specific cases require
coordinated action, conferences on
community, state or national
basis can be most effective in de-
veloping a mass campaign sup
ported by all interested groups.
Now is the time to reinvlgor.
ate our democracy" the commit
tee adds. Those who understand
must help in the job of educating
their friends, organization mem.
bers and neighbors."
Address of the VCER is Ala
Details BLDG, Spokane, Wash.
Reprint from the New World.
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by Thurgood Marshall. chief coun-
sci of the NAACP from Ney York,
who declared amidst applause
This is the easiest case to beat
that ever entered the courts of
Oklahoma
Roscoe Dunjee, Oklahoma City
editor and president of the state
conference, said that immediate
steps will be taken to implement
the program adopted by the con-
IGNITION.
IF a white boy is able to
study medicine or law at a state
school, that same state must make
medicine and law schools avail
able to a black boy" Dunjee said.
He said the action will go far
Their than higher education, how
ever. He predicted that it will be
carried into secondary and ele-
mentary schools in an effort to
secure better educational oppor-
tunities for all Negro youth.
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PEACE

"Lord God of Hosts, be with us YETI
On Sunday, September 2, 1945, aboard the great
United States Battleshp Missouri General Douglas Mac
Arthur, Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces at the
formal Japanese surrender in his historic address spoke
words the world must not forget We quote the following
deeply significant:
To-day the guns silent. great tragedy has ended
A great victory has been The skies longer rain
death-the bear only everywhere
walk upright in the sunlight The entire world quietly
peace
As look back the long, tortuous trail from those
grim days of Bataan and Corregdor when world
lived fears when democracy the defensive
where, when modern civilization rembed in the balance
thank merciful God that He has given the faith the
courage and the power from which to mould victory
1--WE have had last chance. If we do not now de-
wise greater and more equitable SYSTEM
will be at door, The problem bascay theological
and involves spiritual recrudescence improvement of
human character that will synchronize with our almost
matchess advance science art literature and all
rial and cultural developments of past two
Ii must be of the spirit if flesh
"And so, my fellow countrymen, today | report to
that and daughters have
faithfully with the calm deliberate determined fighting
spirit of the American soldier and sailor based upon ira
dition of historical trait against the of an
tua strength and has brought through victory
They are homeward bound-take of them"
"The tumult and the shouting dies;
The Captains and the Kings depart;
Still stands Thine ancient sacrifice
An humble and contrite heart.
Lord God of Hosts, be with yet,
Lest forget-est forget!'
FIR
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man, in cooperation with the
Mayors Welcoming Committee,
State Commander Victor Lind
berg, Aberdeen; and Second Dis
trict Commander Sam P. Cornell.
Chairman Dodge's committee
includes Rev. William j. Getty.
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