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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-26
REEL PICTURES
 OF REAL EVENTS
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Latest news reel pictures of world events are shown in the latest Movietone News just arrived by air mail at the 20th Century Theatre. Among the flashes are shown high lights of Navy week around the U $. as millions flock to see the victor ious fleet, and sailors come ashore.
 Also featured are films shown for the first time of U. S. submarines in action, and scenes taken through the peflscopes of enemy sinkings Riots in Brussels over the question of King Leopolds return. General DeGaulle visiting in Belgoum and other items are in this issue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-26
W00DLEY AIRWAYS
 IN FROM ANCHORAGE

Woodley Airways flew the follow ing passengers between Anchorage and Juneau yesterday:
 From Anchorage Captain Dem- arias. Virginia Robinson, Melvin A Howe, Louis Garrett. Terry Gill, Vic toria Gill, Mary Thomas, R. M Campbell, P A. Dreyer, Harold Moynahan, George w. Stenson and Joan Edgecombe.
 To Anchorage. Cpl. Leslie T Wheeler, Dr. R. N Hester and Ray mond Larson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-26
F6WL PLANE ARRIVING
 HERE FROM ANCHORAGE

Piloting the Fish and Wildlife Ser vices new Stinson, Tom White, re- Cantly Major White of the U. S. Army Air Forces, was due to arrive at Juneau from Anchorage today.
 A passenger aboard the plane was to be It Comdr. George Kelez, US- NR, Navy Liaison Officer to the F&WL. Comdr. Kelez formerly was in charge of red salmon investiga- tions in Alaska for the F&WL's s Scientific Division.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-26

edy pair makes it's screen debut in Universars teen-age musical, Beck less Age" starring Gloria Jean, the other feature.
 They are Judy Clark and Jack Clifford.
 Judy and Jack continue as a team in Reckless Age Judy as Gloria Jeans girl friend and Jack as Judy's boy friend. Judy sings Very Often on My Face.'
 Otiers in the cast include Mar shall Thompson, Franklin Pang- born, Henry Stephenson, Andrew Tombes, Kathleen Howard, Lloyd CoIigan, Jane Darwell, Chester Clute and the Delta Rhythm Boys.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-26
STORY HOUR TOMORROW

Tie regular Story Hour at the City Public Library, for children of Kindergarten age through the Sixth Grade, will be held tomorrow morning at 10:15 o'clock, and all children in this age group are in- vited to attend
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
Fete Mrs. Reed
With A Shower

Mrs. Ruby Reed. recent BRIDE o..
Petty Officer William Reed. vas
nonored a, a post nupusl shower.
i; which MeSdames Lille Marshall.
Beatrice Martin and Anne Mae
Stewart were joint hos,eSses.
The shower vas held az the very
elegant home o. Mrs Stewart, 2409
McDougall avenue on last Sunday
evening between the hours OF sey en-
and ten pm.
The hoSteSSeS and honoree were
elegantly dressed cor the occasion:
Mrs Stewart wore a cha-treaSe
hosteSseS gown OF rea. silk. with au
exotic oriental pcin; and white
orchid n; Her waist, Mrs. Reed wore
-ray crepe and a curSage OF purple
orchids. and Mrs. Martin and Mrs
Marshall both chose black, Mrs.
MarshallS s;Unn.nsly Sc, of by a
blouse OF flame fiecked with gold
seQuins.
The ladies slipped cocktails and
munched Canapees, and were joined
later in the evening in the recrea-
ton rooms by the gentlemen.
lie ISL OF guests lnCIGCed. MrS.
Joy Jones, Mrs. Fanny Martin. Mrs
Daisy Taylor. Miss LaJean Dubois,
Mrs. Pinkie Dubois, Mrs. Jean Red
fern. Mrs. Dorothy Jeter Montgom-
cry. Mrs. Georgia TankSley. Lucia
Swader. Mrs. Mary F Blair, Mrs.
Blanche Lewis. Jean Chet;. Colleen
Johnson. Marylee Scott, Mrs. Bob
bye Evans. Mrs JlTTie Tondee,
Mrs. Violet McGre-or and James
Postin. Robert Lewis Mrs Garland
Evans. Herbert Snced. Odell Brad
ley. Jack Fow.keS. Charles Talocrt,
Bonnie Payne and others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
JacordaYs Do A
Little Rug-Cutting

baum, } y Thompson Clara Moore
Fred Taylor, Henrietta Shelton
Dorothy Jackson, Joyce Gr!ggS,
Mildred Robinson Delma Miller.
Layruna Keller Theresa Moscley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Stone
street. John Cook. Donald McTyre.
Louis Firek. Dolores Henderson Joe
Edwards Betty Ann Jackson. Ma
thaniel and Wa,.acc Roooi>on Or
RE Ice Hade,l Cars clifford Nil
Lams. Jeanette Jones. Dorothy
Thurs'on Dorothy Erwin. CAL
Simpson. Horace Boyd Kenneth
Hood. Cordel Robinson, Nathan 81
Cannon, jane Jackson Nathaniel
Cannon ~
Pearlee Pho~eree Barb ~ a
Tate, Dolores Payne Geraldine
BlliIngSley. Ne,la Sooker. Verna
B.llinEsley. Roberta Hill. Ed a
Allen. Leroy Rocquemore. Julian
WiiherSp0on. Lieutenant; Rut s
Johnson. Robert Williams. Cpl.
James July. PFC Percy Hart. Hiram
Casteloerry, Dorothy Jackson OF
Pittsburgh. NonSey wilson, Jackie
Moore. NeuEolca Prograis Ernest
TTa,e Don Vision. Ernest Parker.
Walter Bradford Ahmed MuthleS.
and scores % others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
Nine
Dancing Party
Held Fri. Night
BY VIvIENNE

The Stitching Nine Club hostessed
one OF the lovelier parties OF the
season Friday night at Prince Hail
The affair was a informal at
tended by about two hundred per-
sons.
The party was held between the
hours OF $50 and 100 and the
Grand March was held at u ?. m led
by the president.
Members OF the club are. Mrs.
Lewis Smith. president. Mrs Thur
man Bell, Mrs Carl Stewart, Mrs.
Lucius Bass, Mrs. William Mathis,
Mrs. Al Duncan. Mrs. Jess Johnson.
Mrs. NJ. Moss. Mrs. William Booker,
Mrs Martin Cousar and Mrs Mae
Regain.
Among the dancing couples were:
Mrs Arthur Collins. Miss Ruin
Wooten, Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton
Lemon, Miss Lillian Wheeler. Mr..
Theodore Lockhart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Griffin. Miss Helen Smith.
Miss Louise Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Brown. Mr. and Mrs. f. knight.
Mrs B Chillison II. Boyngton. La
VIVA Morrison. Mrs. Robert Wells.
Mrs NJ Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
or. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver
Gibson. Essie Jackson. Helen Jack
son, Mrs Cecil Nelson. Miss L.
-.eWiS. william Shores. Mr. and
'Irs. Maurice Carter. Maude Walls,
Mr. and Mrs. a. Kemp, Mrs. E.
Bur2hett. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Blackwell. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Taliaferro
Mr. and Mrs Henry Holcomb. Mr.
and Mrs James Williams, Atty
Charles Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Amos. Mr.. and Mrs. w D Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Blackburn.
MI and Mrs. Lloyd Golfer, Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac White, Mrs. c. Phillips.
Richard Bennett, Mrs w. A. Bell.
2. r. Routt. Mr.. and Mrs. Al Mathis,
NJ. and Mrs. Jesse Ovens, Mrs.
Sara Pennington. Mrs. James Sey-
mour. Mrs. Hafford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Hopkins. Miss Mary Berry, Mr. and
Mrs. H Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pitts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. E B. Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman GusS. Mr.. and Mrs,
Perry Calhoun. Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward McGhee, Mr. and Mrs Ken
meth Johnson. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Gilmer.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

- slender il ,ou enn help me
rifh ~, hair.do problem"
writes S.B. MY forehead 10 mar
vo~ and quife io~. SO the top
part 81 my head ai~a,s looks too
smaii. What kind 81 hair a,Is 10
best for rsr"
S.B. lou have a risnsulsr..hape
face. and your hair st, lie should he
planned 10 create an appearance
Of width in the forehead and length
IN the face. Brush the hair back
and up from the temples, Keeping
your whole forehead exposed.
You'll probably find your natural
hsirline is besr. ~i,hou, snv dips
or wave. Then il will also help to
Keep the hsirline soft behind the
ears. But don't make ii full al the
Jaw line. for that emphasize the
lower part OF your face instead Of
The upper part.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

Being convalescent can be
pleasant, especially when thought
full friends make il so. Sincere
thanks to all OF you who expressed
an interest. It's wonderful to have
friends like you.
NOW FOR SOME NEWS: The
lady wearing that becoming blue
fox jacket is none other than the
new Mrs. Henry Owen.
Sylph-like Jacqueline Hooper is
now modiste in the Starkes Style
Shoppe -.
Latest rumor around town CON-
Germs Rhea Lucas who is reported
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
THE WILL GO UNION CLUB

Met on Antietam. Mrs. Jackson
and Mrs. MsClain were in charge Of
the discussion The club is Spon-
soring a Bazaar al the Brewster
Community center Nov. l6 The
next meeting which viii be con-
tributed 20 art work. will meet al
the home Of Mrs. J. McClain.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

DO q little experimenting: then
when YOU find the right hair H,le,
protect il with snow White Hair
Besuiiter. Thi, delishtfulIo-uso
hair dressing helps make your hair
soft. smooth.looking and easy 10
manage. It., available in both Reg.
ular and Heavy, TO suit different
types Of hair.
Dear Miss Powell: II ! don't use
face powder, my face has q
shiny unaffracfirc look. But the
face porders Ire tried are too
light 10 look nice on NJ, skin.
What rouid you suggest? sc.
sc. Haven't Won heard about Snow
Whites new powder shades? They
we're colorioncd after queIioning
more than 200 leading Metropolis.
tan beauticians. You'll surely find
among the five glamourous shades
one that matches and fattcrs your
complexion. They re on sale nj drug
stores t2je plus taxi. Meantime,
you might try this treatment for
excessive oilinrss wash your face
often with mild SNOW White Toilet
Soap C2jc) and water. And he sure
your diet includes plenty Of fruit,
vegetables, and milk.
Dear Miss Powell: I hare J or &
dark suits and dresses all in
good condition. But they need
Frightening up. ! ALREADY hare
rcd haf-shouId ! get eIores
and handbag 10 match? Ethel
Ethel: Unle. your complexion is
very light, it's better not 10 wear
too much red. 30 when YOU wear
your red hat. keep your other Access
sorics dark to match your clothes.
And FOR a new set OF accessories
Why not try gold. limr.grecn. or
one Of the new light, bright blues?
From the puzzled mother Of .
sNNhSkt uohNHtst fouUrs NutN
inquiry: "My daughicr's COM
pitsion is so rough that 10 nerer
looks really clean. What con 4
do to help her?@ Mrs. r.
Mrs. b. As I keep saving all tho
time, q good diet-with plenty Of
fruit, vegetables, and milk-is tho
first essential for a good complex
ion. Absolute cleanline. is tho
second. And you'd find snow White
bleaching Cream big help. IL
helps make the skin look fsircr
end at the same time helps soften
and smooth il t3je plus tau. Uso
II according 10 directions.
,ua&ss-aA
Celebrated Beauty ConuIiGns
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
AMERICAN BEAUTY SOCIAL
AND ART CLUB

was entertained by Mrs. susie
Johnson Oct. IS. A double birth
day was celebrated. honorins Mrs.
John Walker. and Mrs. Ethel John
son. members of honorary club
were also entertained Among the
guests present was Cpl Andrew
Johnson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
THE LILLY OF THE VALLEY

Met Oct. Is. After the business
session. q luncheon NaS served and
hi IN honors were even their guest,
Mrs Brady Of ChoStnu; stree; The
next meeting vas held Monday.
Oct %
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
Sandra PoWeIl'S
BeauM
Question
Bo.r

SANpRk Powell. CeieLrnied
Beauty ConmiIdnf. WiH regularly
discuss problem, on charm and
beoui, IN fhu column.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
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TO have married a handsome New
York mortician and will make her
home there.
MORE AND MORE men are re-
turning home after long arduous
years at war. We hear that Billy
Smith has rejoined his wife and
daughter after serving in the navy.
Sgt Henry Roberts is home for
keeps. Warrant Officer Herbert
Rice returned 10 his home two
weeks ago after serving in Italy.
Last Saturday night he and Mrs
Rice were feted by Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Phillips. AT this Affair were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack White. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Aston, DR.. and Mrs
walter Hines. CPL. HORACE
EVANS. WHO'S IN SWITZER-
LAND WITH the U. S. Army, thinks
that it's the loveliest place he's
ever been to- Horace expects to
be home by Christmas. ROBERT
LOVE is another Detroiter who ex-
poets to celebrate Christmas back
home with the folks. ALSO out Of
the army is Robert Baker
Augustus Galloway is expected
home Sunday or Monday
There's chance too that HOW
ARD TANDY may be home 10
spend Christmas with his wife 49,.
BY the time you read this JOSEPH
TRENT will have an honorable dis
charge from the army. He's here
getting the necessary papers SEA-
MAN FIRST CLASS ANDREW
tBUDDY) WAUNDLESS is watch
ing the calendar these days for
when the March winds blow he will
be heading for home. 1T. JOHN
SUGGS. stationed al Tuskegee.
Ala. manages TO fly TO Detroit each
week 10 visit his wife. Alice.
MESDAMES MARIE SIMMONS
AND MARGE McCLAIN are tour
inS the land where msgnolias grow
Mrs w 6 Billups Of Scotch is
visiting in Ohio.
NEW YORK VISITORS include
Mrs. Hazel Todd. Mrs. Jack Dun
lop and Miss lydia Gary. MAR
CELIA PETERSON flew in from
New York Sunday to join her hus-
band. Hughes. who vas recently
discharged from the Coast Guard.
SATURDAY NIGHT ALMA
WARD entertained the "Petticoats"
and what a reunion for the girls.
or course Alma was the perfect
hostess and had fun entertaining
the group, the hrst time since her
illneS.
GUESTS CONVERGED ON THE
TOWN FOR THE KENTUCKY
WlLBERFORCE GAME. Mrs. Mary
Valentine and her pretty daushte-
Patricia Miss Wilbertorce. were
houSe2ueSts 81 the John r. Will
Hams HouSeguests OF Mrs. Stella
Taloert included Ruth Dixon. Ola
dys Smith. Or. Walter Lakey al
from Wherefore
NEW FRA STUDY CLUB nc.
With Mrs Harry White on A!ger
Tuesday The other hostesses were
Mrs Rollie Mcmahon and Mrs
Thomas Malone Main event o..
the meeting was the current event
quiz led by Fanette Norris. Mem
oerS were quizzed regarding the
important events occurring IN the
news.
MEMBERS ON HAND: MES.
DANES Richard Bowman. James
Brewer. Ernest Cabule. George Col
lier Fred Dent. James Henderson.
Lyman Hunter. Roscoe Lewis. Bald
Win Norris. Henry Overton. Alonzo
Pe;t!o-d, Gwendo!yn Sparks. Theo-
dorc White, Stuart Toodle and Mss
lavina Moore and Miss Ruby
Chambers
THE DEI.TAS HAD 4 WIDE
AWAKE MEETING Thursday niENi
~ Maxine Rou;t's on East Csntield
ThcV made plans for the Jabber-
Wock. Their home Cor delinquen,
sirlS. and the national convention
which VII! convene in Richmond.
Va
THE STITCHING NINE CLUB
gave one o. the ,oNpliest dancing
parties OF the season Friday al
Prince Hall on Ferry,
SATURDAY NIGHT DETROITS
1 - -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
Nv GLADYS MILLS

The Jscorday's Club held their
hrst post var dancing party al the
Urban league, last Friday ni-ht.
There was no doubt about lis being
a forecast Of what the post war era
Will be Ike. with three lads 20 ev-
cry lass, just like the good Old days.
The latest swing recordings fur
niShcd muse for the first part Of
the evening bat later a ,hree-plecc
orchestra played FOR the dancin-
feet Men ocrS o. 'he cluh prevent
included Phyllis Henderson. prc>i-
dent. Theresa Harris. JdyqaeHne
FlcUin-. Florence G,eatoU. and the
club sponsor. GoldIe Ann Decker
son ChaperonS were Mrs Hay-
wood Henderson and M. Stanley
BaSse,,
Among me guests who toan1
their Wy 10 the punch and other
refreshments were: Louis InEram.
Barbara Brown. Robert Thomas,
Eloer; Langford. Leroy Lane, Virgil
Walker. Clarence Matthew'S. Joseph
A. Cook. Mary Lou Davis, NJ ano
Mrs y. r Turner, Charles Green
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

YOUNGER SET net Mrs Leroy
Smiths attractive niece Vivian
Ford who halls from NeN York
City. Mss Ford, 4 brunei beauty
.ef; Wednesday
MRS ROBERT BRADBY JR IS
out again after a brief illness.
Too bad about petry Fisher being
hospita,izci a.a.N Friends are
pulling for a rapid recovery.
Grace HugclnS. the girl with tho
personality voice At the Mich. San
Chronicle collapsed 4; work the
other day. bu; were glad to report
she is recuperatins rapidly. The
same FOR Frances Leonard Ryland.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

THE DEI.TAS HAD 4 VIDE,
AWAKE MEETING Thursday nisSi
~ MAXINE Rou;t's on East Csnfield
They made plans for the Jabber-
Wock. Their home Cor delinquen,
sirlS. and the national convention
which viii convene in Richmond,
Va
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

NEW FRA STUDY CLUB nc.
With Mrs Harry White on A!ger
Tuesday The other hostesses were
Mrs. Rollie Mcmahon and Mrs
Thomas Malone Main event o..
the meeting was the current event
quiz led by Fanette Norris. Mem
oers were quizzed regarding the
important events occurring in the
neuS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

GUESTS cONvERGED ON THE
TOWN FOR THE KENTUCKY
WiLBERFORCE GAME. Mrs. Mary
Valentine and her pretty daughte-.
Patricia Miss Wilbertorce. were
houSe2ueSts 81 the John r. Will
Hams Houseguests OF Mrs. Stella
Taloert included Ruth Dixon. Ola
dys Smith. Or Walter Lskey. al
from Wherefore
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

THE STITCHING NINE CLUB
gave one o. the ,oyellest dancing
parties OF the season Friday al
Prince Hall on Ferry,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

SATURDAY NIGHT DETROIT
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27

MEMBERS ON HAND: MES.
DANES Richard Bowman. James
Brewer. Ernest Cabule. George Col
her. Fred Dent. James Henderson.
Lyman Hunter. Roscoe Lewis. Bald
Win Norris. Henry Overton. Alonzo
Pe;;..o-d, Gwendo!yn Sparks. Theo-
dorc White. Stuart Toodle and Miss
I-avina Moore and Miss Ru Y
Cham berS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Allen
Continued from Page II

Continued from Page ~
thing about the killing Of Allen.
whose murder has not been
solved as yet and remains one Of
the two unsolved murders In
Oakland County in the last two
months.
ALLEN WAS FOUND lying
scroSS = hedge in front OF 2l00S
ParkSde. n Royal Oak He had
heeU shot IN the back, the bullet
penetrating his body
Last week, two suspects, Andy
Durham and Fred Roney were re-
leased by Oakland County police
for lack ~ evidence.
Both Durham and Ronev denied
that they had seen Allen on the
r ght OF the shooting and exploded
the theory Of police that difficulties
between Dunhams and Aliens
families had caused the shooting.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Wayne UMAACP
To Present 1916
Winter FolEes

Plans are under way for the
Winter Follies Of l945 TO be pre-
scented on December 2lst at Nc
Collister Hall by the N.A.A.C.P.
Wayne chapter and the Inter-racial
Youth Choir. Following the pres
entation Of the follies there will
be dancing TO the music OF Ellis
Bonner and his orchestra.
THE THEME of the follies will
be the development OF rhythm and
they will present prominent talent
OF Wayne university and the
youth choir. Among the persons
to be featured on the program will
be Sarah Gray of Wayne univer-
sity in an exotic Jungle Dance,
representing the beginning OF
rhythm. AS the theme develops
there will be a presentation Of the
immortal st. Louis Blues. The
most striking scenes OF the eve
ming will be built around the rem
dition of White Christmas in
which the youth choir will form
a background for Wayne univer-
sity soloiSt.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Mills
Continued from Page II
Kill. crime carrying a max
imum sentence of 20 years.

THE DEFENSE attorneys ques-
toned the charge itself on the
grounds that the most the l8-year-
old fugitive could be guilty Of is
assault and battery. They also
questioned whether the affidavit
gave due proof OF fleeing and
asked additional time TO look into
the laws of Alabama.
The Tuscaloosa solicitor pro-
tested against an adjournment,
stating that II was imperative that
ne return 10 Alabama immediately.
He said that the victim OF the stab
bing is in such critical condition
that an amputation may be ncccS-
slry, although an earlier report TO
the Civil Rights Federation re-
vealed that Terry's wound was
sufficiently healed and he had re-
turned TO his work.
When the subject Of lynchings
In Alabama was brought into the
discussion. the Alabama solicitor
proudly boosted that there hadn't
been a lynching in Tuscaloosa
county in IL years, for now their
biggest excitement comes in foot
ball games.
In the affidavit there is no men
ton of the fact that the farm boss
Terry. struck Fletcher Mills over
he head with a 3-foot club, affect
ing both his sight and hearing. II
was then. in self-defense, that
Mills stabbed Terry on the arm
with a pen-knife.
A Fletcher Mills Defense COM
mittee has been established to fight
his extradtion. This committee is
composed Of representatives of De
troit's leading organizations. These
include: the Baptist Ministers AL
ance, the Methodist Ministers
Alliance. the Detroit Council OF
Churches;
Father John Coggan, University
81 Detroit: Mrs. Dorothy Roosevelt,
Michigan Citizens committee; Carl
o. Smith, Wayne university; Atty.
c. Lebron Simmons, National Ne
gro Congress; Rev. Carlyle +.
Stewart. Ebenezer AME church;
Herman Jacobs. Jewish Commu-
nifty center: Rev. Charles A. Hill,
Hartford Baptist church; Mrs.
Douglas Brown, League OF Jewish
Women's organizations; c. Pat
Quinn, CLIO; Judge James Fried
man, and many other equally
prominent citizens and groups.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Davenport Wins
His lieutenuncy

WASHINGTON, D. C--(NNPAl
The Senate last Wednesday con-
firmed the promotion OF Second
Lieutenant Clarence NJ Davenport
Jr.. 10 be a first lieutenant with
rank from Jan. 70, next He holds
the temporary rank OF major in the
coast artillery corps.
Major Davenport graduated from
West Point in l943.
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CONTINUED from Page u

evade the central issue in the dis
pute, a 30 per cent wage increase. "
John S. Bugas, director of indus
trial relations OF the Ford Motor
Co. said that he was encouraged TO
see that the union had given some
consideration to the security of
the Ford Motor Co."
Last week q national commit
tee composed Of fourteen reli-
gious and civic leaders heard the
reading Of the transcript Of the
negotiations between JAW and
General Motors Corp. Among
the conclusions of the committee
were the following:
CONSIDERABLE DATA from
the GMC and u. S. Government re-
ports were submitted by the Union
in support of its contention that
the corporation can afford a SUBJ
Stantial wage increase without
aising prices. Outside of a flat
denial supported by figures based
upon sources not open to the union
TO this committee. or to the public
no convincing evidence has beer
submitted by the corporation &c
show that the unions wage pro.
posal cannot be met.
The committee reviewed care.
fully the unions supporting argu.
ment for the maintenance of take
home pay. 1t was based on the
thesis that purchasing power must
be commensurate with produc.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
THE WAR DEPARTMENT is re-

z An exact replica OF the Parthenon
n Greece. is located in Centennial
Park Nashville. Tenn, the Athens OF
the South.