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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-24
. IN HOLLYWOOD
A star naturally depends

A star naturally depends a
great deal upon her producer.
He is the man who decides what
pictures she is 10 make and then
gives the final answer on all
phases Of production. His judg-
ment often is the determining
factor between a good and bad
film. Of course, ! may depend
on my producer more than most
stars because he is my husband
now
Evening star., 1945-03-06
First District Turns In
Year 5 Waste Paper
Record Of 81 Tons

Turning in more than "a tons oi
wastepaper yesterday, the Paper
troopers in the first district of The
Evening Star-PTA Salvage-for-V
tory program set the highest one
day mark this year, with a total of
SO, $50 pounds. This bring the grand
total to II 1872 ,389 pounds.
Among the collections of a half
ton or more were Banneker, $500;
Buchanan, 5,581; Van Ness, 1,848;
Wallach, 6,151; Seaton, 5000: Logan,
$40: Madison, 4,665: Kingsman
12059: Syphax, 1906; Jefferson, g.
896; Orr, 3,150; Ketcham, 1900:
Beers, 4,059; Randle Highlands, g.
939; Kimball, BITS, and Browne
Junior, 8.450
Another group of IT Papertroopers
has advanced to the rank of Super
trooper by bringing in 1000 pounds
or more of wastepaper. They were
Sara NJ Moore, Elizabeth Rosenthal
Wilson Halbach and James Ander-
son of John Eaton School; Anita
Bosely, Allan Jabout, Marjorie
Hawks, Bobby Harris, Susanne Shu-
man, Eloise Marshall, Bobby Critics
Patty Eccelston. Maury Povich, Tom
Devlin, Donald Fisher and Bill
Friedman of Shepherd, and John
Stebbing of Wallach.
These new Supertroopers will re-
Certificate of Merit and The Eve
ming Star-PTA campaign ribbon.
Collections tomorrow in the third
district together with the leaders
will be as follows:
Honor Roll
Pounds per 70 nit O
Evening star., 1945-03-06
Freedom From Prejudice
Urqed in Lenten Sermon

We want a world free from fear,
want and prejudice, the Very Rev
DR.. Sidney E. Sweet, dean of Christ
Church Cathedral. st. Louis, told
worshipers yesterday at the noon
day lenten service in the Church of
the Epiphany.
Declaring victory is not peace. DR..
Sweet asserted peace must bring the
construction of an order of society
which provides for human needs
Peace is organic unity where men
living together recognize the rights
Of others he said. The st. Louis
clergyman stated, We do not want
the same kind of world we had
before" adding that the future
world must do away with the abuses
of the past.
Evening star., 1945-03-06

WOIluCI d " y u Y
t h e m all tn e
time.
The three one
time candidates
for Pres ! d e n t
must feel awful
ly n e g | e C t ed.
Even Secretary
I C es doesn't
S a y t h ! n 6 S
about them any
more.
OF course, I
can understand
Mr.. Hoover re-
tiring from the
public eve. He's
Evening star., 1945-03-06
Oracle Aliens
Comments

Goodness, it seems every one else
has forgotten them. But I want
Herbert Hoover, Alfred Landon and
Thomas Dewey to know I worry aRd
Evening star., 1945-03-06

most anything but the sight of Mr..
Hoover in low-necked polo shirt.
/ don't know If Mr.. Landon has
something to keep him busy, but
anyway, my husband, George, says
Evening star., 1945-03-06

pubic eye. Hes GraeIe Allen:
probably having trouble getting the
laundry to starch those tall collars
and send them back to him. The
Republican party could survive al
Evening star., 1945-03-06

Thomas Dewey has a nice paying
job as Governor of New York. Just
keeping up with Mayor La Guardia's s
activities in the newspapers can oc-
cupy his mind nicely.
Evening star., 1945-03-06

It's Spring when color ploys an importont
role in coots brilliant oolors to vie with
Spring flowers =. oolors Of the SEQ, those
tolked- -obout new Forstmonn shades. CoIors
tnot number such fovorites os Surf, Nassau
and Channel blue Nered, Seoshell and Mer-
maid pnks, Sun pool gold, Woter Sprite red SEQ
Urohn green, lime, brown, American Beouty,
fuchsio, yellow and those oll-tme, oll-Americon
fovorites, navy blue and block!
All csets snd Deylsht Fur Ssoa--Thisd Fises.
Evening star., 1945-03-06

Of ,Mountoln Sob'e tdyed
bossorisk with sobIe pows
to give the luxurious
lock 70 Spring coots.
$3.50 tpIus 2ooo tox--
$3.50 S7536
Evening star., 1945-08-11

Kiyiet,e'. "Coin" Dress in sheer wool. It's
beautifully simple lines perfect roll tor the
brightness Of "soId pieces. Misses Sizes IN
black only ly------------------------@S'9
Dress BY Mildred oQuinn with "opron"
pepum thot ties in 'front.' In shining block
royon sotin. or in wool-orown, block Or
aeronium. Misses
Soft Dressmoker Suit. ver new looking with
its widespread sleeves. sweetheart neck
line and Iy-front- effect skirt. Block. green.
brown or fuehsio wool. Misses sizes, $5S.75
Fur-Bordered Short Coat, important new
"foshion Of tomorrow" in Serenity Groy oil.
wool with deep cuffs and border Of block DYED
fs3. Misses sizes, including 2o% tux. $z34
Evening star., 1945-08-11


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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

A proclamation designating the
week OF July 10 through July 70
as the sixth annual American Ne
gro Music Festival lnterracial
Goodwill Week" in Detroit has
been issued by Mayor Edward J.
JeffrieS, Jr.
IN KEEPING with Detroits in
tereSt IN this most outstanding an
nual interracial cultural event,
Mayor JeffrieS is offering whole
hearted cooperation in making the
l945 Festival OF even greater Sis-
nificsnce than the one OF last year.
The mayors proclamation reads:
WHEREAS the American Negro
has made a highly approved con-
tribution TO musical composition IN
this country. and
WHEREAS a growing number OF
concert artists in America are OF
Negro extraction. and
WHEREAS Detroit is honored in
being the host city Tor The sixth
presentation OF the American Nc
gro Music festival. 20 be STAGED at
the Olympia Stadium. July 70.
i94S.
NOW THEREFORE, 7. Edward
). Jeffries, Jr- Mayor Of the City
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Dentist Sued
For $1,000 By
Former Patient

Charging that ne has suffered
serious physical damages as a re-
suit of the extraction Of a tooth
almost two years ago. Square Mot
ley is suing DR.. William Howard,
with Offices at st. Antoine and YER
nor Highway, for $1,000. The trial
is being heard by Circuit Judge
Guy NJ. Miller.
DR.. Robert Muir. practicing den
tist since 1897. testified that Mot
ley had contracted osleomolitus as
a result Of aa1fmproper extraction
by DR.. Howard on Nov. Is, 1913,
and that he had been an intermit-
tent patient at Receiving hospital
since Nov. 20. l943.
Immediately following DR. Muir's
testimony, counsel for the defend
ant made a motion 70 have the
charges dismissed on the ground
that there had not been sufficient
evidence to suhstantiate them.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
EcOrse Seeks To
Stop War Project

A motion to stop government ac-
ton IN the construction OF l.4l0
housing units for war workers was
filed Monday in Federal court by
Ecorse Township.
According to the motion. the Fed
eral Public Housing authority
failed to consult the Township on
the plan. II is set forth that there
is now a surplus Of labor in the
area and that the housing project
would place too great a burden on
the facilities of the township.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
~~~~~~~~~~Y~~-~~->~~~
CALEND

June 6-Corinthian Baptist Church,
3 am. Sunday School and
BTU Congress.
June 6-Civic Center, fnterrscisl
Labor Council Conferences.
June ! - Masonic Temple. Z pm.
Wayne University Commence
mert.
June 10 Bethel AME church,
pr Woman's Missionary So
ciety Annual Rose Tea.
June 10 Corinthfsn ) Bs ptis 4
Church, 3 p.f3. Otts j. chrtsty
Piano Recital.
June IS Second Baptist church.
$50 pm. Poto Commencement
June lI-civic Center. pm. HIT
Style Show.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
92nd Suffers
3, ISL Casualties
In Italy Driue

WASHINGTON. - The r m e.
Arno campaign cost the END ALI
Negro Infantry division 1851 cas-
ualties, according 10 the War de-
partment this week.
The losses are based on the
campaign which started with the
crossing Of the Arno last Sept
I. and covers the battles Of the
Sercho Valley and the Cinquale
Canal, giving . casualty list
through April 30 Of 3l6l. Broken
down, these figures show $50
killed In action: 22l5 wounded In
action. and GIG missing In action
The War department pointed out
that these figures are based on a
normal division strength Of $4,000
men, and are subject to revision.
OFFICERED by approximately
600 Negro and 300 white officers,
the 92nd was a part Of the Fifth
army under the command OF Lieut..
Gen. Lucian K. Truscott The Fifth
army was part of the 18th Army
group commanded by General
Mark Clark who recently returned
TO the United States.
Two Negro officers in the di-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Charges Agency
Heeced Renters
OfAn Apartment

A man whom police say was re-
ported to have rented a nom
vacant apartment TO several pros
pective tenants was held this week
for investigation Of larceny by con-
version.
Held was Hamett VI. Davis, s..
OF 1892 Oakland avenue. to whom
Mrs. Helen williams. 81. 4465
fireman avenue. claims she paid
approximately $3.50 for the rental
of premises at Mt Vernon and
John X. streets.
Sgt William Latrielle of the
Prosecutor detail disclosed that
scores OF complaints had been made
against Davis. who repeatedly
rented the same premises TO sew
eral Clients from his office at $3.50
Oakland avenue.
a warrant was recommended by
the prosecutors office this week.
charging Davis with the offense.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Detroit DemS
Attend COnfab
In Washington

A large delegation of Detroiters
will attend the National Confer
ence Of Negro Democrats confer
ence in Washington. June 80, &C.
cording TO Emmett S. Cunningham,
president.
or the Is or 30 Detroit demo-
Gratis in attendance. will be Luther
Keith. president Fifteenth District
Democratic club: Mrs. Mayme JEFF
fries. Jury Commission member:
Mrs. Geneva Casey. chsirman of
the Womens Division Of the Fiji
teenth District Council of Dele
gates: Thomas Drum. president,
Michigan Federated Democratic
clubs. and George Johnson, chair
man. United Civic organization.
Congressman william Dawson
and A. Clayton Powell are on the
program prepared for the two-day
meeting.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

Navahoe, entered the vacant build
ing.
TAKEN TO the morgue, the body
was later identified as that OF
Charles ST. Clair OF 2i66 Sherman
street Police say that pieces OF a
torn army discharge paper and
other papers were found near the
dead body.
Turner Jackson. 50, employed
at 1900 Atwater street, told po-
lice that he had seen q man an
Swering ST. Glars description
enter the vacant building a short
time before the body was found
inside.
According to an autopsy report,
the body was identified al the
morguc by Mrs. Violet S. Clair
and Mrs. Sarah Brown OF 2l66
Sherman street.
Funeral SERVICES were held on
Wednesday afternoon from Walter
Riley Funeral home, 1891 Mullett
street.
ST. Clair is survived by his moth
or. Mrs. Violet ST. Clair. a sister
and a brother now serving in the
armed forces.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Weighs Evidence
In Diggs' Case

LANSING-The trial Of former
Sen. Charles c. Digs OF Detroit.
and Jerry T. Logic OF Bay City was
being weighed by jury Of six men
and six women. The men are
charged with taking brides to help
defeat race track legislation in the
l94l session.
The former senators were con-
victed OF brlbe conspiracy in the
finance case last August and are
appealing three-to-hve prison sem
fences.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

FURTHER TT

IS charged that Mrs. Pickens threw
books at her husband. refused 10
cook for him. told him 10 get out
and stay out Of the house: that his
wife's sister and parents live with
them. and his wife would take their
side against him in arguments: that
his wife would take advice from
her mother: that she refused 10
60 out with him unless her mother
and sister went along; that in 1887
the couple purchased home at
Sll Trowbridge and the defendant
insisted upon having her sisters
name put on the contract even
though the sister was nine years
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Laura Pickens Files
Answer To Charges

old at the time and Pickens OBJ
jected.
He asks equitable rights in the
property. l94l Buick auto which
they own. furniture which they
bought, that he be given an ac-
count Of the monies saved for him
by his wife and that whatever is
found owning him be paid.
He claims to have made all the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Seeks End OF
Cafe Race Bias

Frank Y Martel. president OF the
Wayne County Federation Of La
Dor. AL. and president Of the
Labor Temple corporation which
owns the Labor Temple at 81 West
Mortcalm street. was urged by the
NAACP 10 use his power 10 order
the Old Colony Bar which leases
the restaurant IN tho building 10
cear scrimination against Ne
Ero meroers Of the union and other
cltizenk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
3 Thugs Seize
Cash, War Bonds

A young woman lost $50 in war
bonds and $40 in postal savings
certificates and a middle-aged man
lost $50 TO thugs rs they walked
along city streets this week.
Miss Theresa Jackson. IS. Of 279
Marston street. told police that
she was near Brush and MarSton
streets when the thug snaichcd her
purse and ran with it,
Howard Mimms, 81, OF ais Eas,
Columbia. told police that two
thugs held him up at the point Of a
knife as he was mounting the steps
Of his home after returning from
work early &c morning last week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Appeal Denied

wASHINGTON.--The contention
of L. c. Atkins that he was dis
eliminated against because only
one Negro served on the grand
jury which indicted him on 9mur-
der charge was turned down by
the Supreme court Monday. Atkins
was sentenced in Dallas county.
Texas, for the staying Of v. L
Morris
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

the National
F air Employ
ment Practices
committee, Sat-
urday, June 2.
T he p u b lie
hearing in the
Federal build
ing was but
tressed w it'll
testimony from
in d iv d u a i
truck drivers.
Despite I h e
failure OF rep
resentatives of
the union or
a n of tn e
trucking firms
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
FOUR DEAD AS
QUARRELS END
IN SLAYINCS

An epidemic of Staying during
which two men lost their lives at
the hands Of women and two 9TH
ers were either cut or shot to
death by men. was reported this
week by the police department.
Among those killed were OxeIl
Hatton. 81. Of 1887 Macomb
street; Samuel Williford, s., Of
1909 ST. Antoine street; Eddie
Robinson. ~. of 1917 Macomb
street. and Oliver b. Jackson, 81,
Of 9S7 Napoleon street.
TWO OF THE slayings took place
within few blocks of each other
last week on Macomb street. Po-
lice disclosed that Ozell Hatton
was seated in a chair in the kitchen
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Army Strikes At Race Hate
LIST PREJUDICE
As Menace TO
WORLD PEACE
New Manual Documents
Discrimination AS
Un-American

WASHINGTON-The War De-
partment has launched a hard-hit
ting attack against American race
prejudice.
Branding Negro haters and
"Jewbaiters" rs enemies oil
America, the Army has issued an
open blast denouncing race. color
and religious prejudice rs dan
gerous 10 the morale a IT.
10000. 900 men In uniform
Consideration Of the Negro. the
Jew. the Catholic. the foreign born,
or for any other minority group,
rests not merely on the grounds Of
humanity and juxtices 4 xqn4r cn
N qQlid - - 49,
tasion Ysct Sheet ~. - - =
on May 5. l945.
THE MANUAL. issued by the In
formation and Education division OF
the Army Orientation branch,
headed by Chief Of Staff OF the
Army Gen. George c. Marshall.
fatty states that discrimination on
the basis Of race or color" Is fatal
10 military efficiency"
The manual declares. Racial and
religious prejudice alienstes the
confidence of the vast non-white
populations as well as other peo-
plies. thwarts their hopes Of peace
and freedom and ultimately creates
the conditions from which future
global wars can develop
In the Army's boldest analysis
OF the growth and destructive de-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
EVA Erects New
Florida Hospital

WASHINGTON. - Panama City.
a center of shipbuilding and mill
tary activities in Florida's Bay
county. is receiving Federal Works
Agency financial assistance for
new 60-bed. fully equipped hospi-
tai to relieve congestion in the
present three privately owned hos
pitfalls. Fifty of the beds are for
white patients and 10 for Negroes.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Defends Mixed Couple
In Covenant Battle

A different angle in racial re-
strictive covenant cases came up
this week when the NAACP took
up the defense of Otis E. Sheldon
in his fight to remain in his home
al 5325 Seebaldt avenue.
sheldon moved into the house
with his white wife and her par
ents In April. There was no dis
order or demonstration when
they first moved in. but after
three weeks. they were present.
ed with q summons declaring
they were violating the cove
nants.
THE ACTION CAME after at
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
TRUMAN BACKS FEP BILL
COMMITTEE IS
CRITICIZED FOR
BLOCKING BILL
President Truman Points
Need Of Bill In
Postwar Time

WASHINGTON - Taking issue
with the action of the House APP
committee cutting Of
funds for the present temporary
Fair Employment Practices COM
mittee. President Truman came out
strongly Tuesday for legislation for
a permanent FEPC.
The Presidents stand was
taken In q letter 10 CONGRESSMAN
SABBATH (D.-Iu), chairman Of the
House Rules committee, the COM
mittee which had baked the bin
creating . permanent FEPC.
IN HIS FIRST direct statement
on this explosive political issue,
President Truman pointed out that
the appropriation committee action
would in effect kill the FEPC with
out giving the House q chance to
vote on it. Funds for the temporary
agency were to have been included
in the overall wU I9enEtes sppgo,
|frt111eNsa &ss
s'.s. sIs ~ NJ ss.slly
rule. % that q eannst ~ anAenA-
ed. the only opportunity remain
ing for the present FEC - be
continued will come fn TIE Sen
ate.
Mr.. Truman said that unless that
happens or the permanent FEPC
bill is passed before the end OF
June. ~the result will be that ON
July the principle of fair employ
ment practices will have been aban.
doned by the House"
DISCRIMINATION In the mat
ter of employment against prop
erly qualified persons because Of
their race, creed. or color, b not
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
A Long Sentence

Pleading guilty last week TO sec:
ond degree murder in the fatal
shooting of Donald Peterson. Al. in
a Hastings street tavern last Octo'
Der. Ben Ellison. Is. of l0ll Erskine
street, was sentenced to serve from
20 10 40 years in Jackson Prison
Tuesday by Recorders Judge
Christopher Z. Stein.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Mayor Proclaims Negro
Music Festival Week

Of Detroit. by virtue Of the au-
thority vested in me. proclaim the
week Of July ~ through %. l945,
as the Sixth annual American Ne
gro Muse Festival lnterracial
Goodwill week"
At the same M. Kelly Fritz, De-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

The body Of a 24-year-old dis
charged army veteran was found
hanging in the old DUR building
at the foot OF Riopelle street this
week when Jessel RandaZzo. 1905
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

torneys representing the Northwest
Civic association asked Mrs. Shell
don il she would like to become a
member Of the association. She
declined. she said. because she did
not believe in what they stood for
and told them that her husband was
colored. Plaintiffs in the case are
the Northwest Civic association.
Everett Gibbard. Mayte Gibbard.
Beatrice X. O'Brien. Mary E. Rich
ards and Oscar j. Sadler.
ATTY. WILLIS NJ. GRAVES.
chairman of the NAACP Legal
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
TRANSFERS, 8
COMPANIES IN
Defiant STAND
Out Of Town Companies
Represented At
FEPC Hearing
BY CHARLES J. wARTMAN

A mass of evidence, charging
eleven companies in the Detroit
area and Transfers Local 299
(AFL with discrimination against
Negro truck drivers. was heard by
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

Mrs. Beatrice Preston has filed
suit through her attorney for $780,
600 damages against Hillie Few
and the City Cab Co. for an as
sault upon her on February /, this
year.
THE BILL OF complaint charges
that Few assaulted Mrs, Preston
with force and arms. beating. pull
ing and dragging her about. He
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

william Pickens has flied suit
Cor divorce from Mrs. Laura Kate
Pickens, prominent socialite and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

school teacher.
charging h e r
" it'll extreme
a n d repeated
cruelty.
In the bill IL
Is charged that
Mrs. Pick e n S
1Hli
posseesoe
mean temper. II
cold and indif-
ferent and con-
tinuously quar-
r e ! e d a n d
nagged him.
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~ See MUSIC. Page 4
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~ See ARMY. Page 4
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nTsee FOUR DEAD. Page 4
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DTsee CASUALTIES. Page Z
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~-See COUPLE, Page Z
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~-see TRANSFERS. Page Z
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War Vet, "a, Kills Self
By Hanging In Building

Navahoe, entered the vacant bull
ing.
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~see TRUMAN. Page Z
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~-see SUED. Page Z
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THE ACTION CAME after al
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ATTY. WILLIS NJ. GRAVES,
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