The Michigan chronicle. [volume], June 13, 1942, SECOND SECTION, Page PAGE FIFTEEN, Image 15

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SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1942
Governor Congratulates Activities Os Michigan ' Denis'
Lauds Race Eagerness
To Serve Country
Congratulating th e Michigan
Federated Democratic club* upon
their splendid display of interest
in civic and political events of the
•tate. Gov. Murray D Van Wagoner
•ent the follow.ng commuft.canon
to Sen. Charles C. D.ggs, upon re
ceipt of his announcement of the
Organizations th.rd annual Demo
cratic Victory dance which will,
place at Joe Lou.s 1 Spr.nghill
Farina, June 20:
Pays Respect To
Race Soldiers
•Quote:
Michigan Fed Democratic Clubs
Att: Hon. Chas. C. Diggs, Pres. j
613 East Warren
Detroit. Mich.
Dear Friends:
It is a pleasure to extend greet- •
fngs and best wUhes to the Michi
gan Federated Democratic clubs on
the occasion of your third annual !
Democratic Victory dance
Today, more than ever before, it
is the solemn obligation of our
citizens to know the qualifications,
the experience, the record, and the
attitude of then- pubic officials
and candidates, in order that they
may select the best possible per-
I'ms tn hold positions of public
democracy > f.ghting for it* lift
Knowing your organization. I am i
sure it is this very patriotic duty
which you intend to fulfill by the
program you are launching tonight, j
I also want to pay yiy deep re
apers to the Negroes of Michigan |
whose eagerness to serve their i
country in the armed forces and
In the war plants has been a big
factor in helping to wip' out racial j
discrimination. The Negro will take ’
4 Just Don’t Wanna Fight,’
So He Awaits Jail Term
care of himself in winning greater
equality, if only he gets an op- t
'portumty. The war has created
that opportunity and is resulting I
in tremendous progress toward eli
mination of many long-existent
avlto.
Keep up the good American
•vork. You are coming througn like
your own Joe Lou . *n the fight
against the pagan slavemasters of
Europe and Asia and your work
' n this war will not go unappreci
ated.. Sincerely yours. Governor.
Judge Hastie
In Address
At Dillard U.
NEW ORLEANS La —William H 1
Hastie. form r federal judge of th<
Virgin Island, ard civilian aide to
the secretary ot war, advised tha:
celled fight agains* discrimination
if they are to become a competent
part of this democracy" in an ad
dress to the seventh annual graduat
ing class at Dillard university Wed
| nesday.
Albert W.‘ Dent, president of the
I university, said that $2,700,000 of
! the SIIOOO.OOO endowment fund hao
been raised and that outlook for
| raising tne additional $700,000 was
optimistic. He assured the audience
j tha: Dillard would continue to de
I velop its educational program until
it reached its maximum.
N.A.A.CR Raps
Shipbuilding Cos.
NEW YORK-Separation of ship
building workers into white and
and frequently to differentials in
ed yesterday by the National Asso
ored People in a letter t-» the Sun
Shipbuilding and Drydock com
* pany st Chester. Pa.
I “views with concern" the announce
ment that the company will hire
9,000 in a separate ship
country ?s fighting, the association
said.
“All Americans are fighting in a
democratic way of life here and in
other parts of the world.” the as
segregation is undesirable and
would mafce it easier, when produc
j Jion to thut down tht pint
U.S. Court Denies
Waller Death Stay
WASHINGTON. D C (AMP)—
! Supreme Couri Justice Harlan
| Stone hr* refused to grant Odell
' ing the high tribunal's second re
fusal to review the Gover
| nor Darden of VirgimatuTatso
mutation o :he death sentence, it
| was revealed here Friday by Atty
j The date for Waller's execution
jis June 19 However, action on a
! writ of habeas corpus will begin
j in federal district ocurt and it like
ly will be eventually to,
I w/il be commutation of the death
| sentence t# Governor Darden.
1 POET BROADCASTS
NEW YORK. (ANP) -Under the
auspices of the P. E. N club in
collaboration with the coordinator
broadcasts poems to Latin
ems rend included "The Negro
Speaks of Rivers" and "Lincoln •
NEW YORK—Samuel Bavfields !
24. pleaded guilty this week to a
charge of failing to appear for in j
duction in the army. ••Well, do you !
want to go into the army now?”
a-ked Federal Judge Goddard.
want to f.ght, that's all." explained j
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Marked Tree Conference
Slates Action As Part
Os 1942 Program
j MARKED TREE. Ark.
(ANP)—The Arkansas State
| Federation of Colored Women
met in its twenty-ninth an
nual convention at Marked
Tree last Sunday and Monday with
Mrs. Beatrice Kahn. Pine Bluff,
Eldorado, secretary.
was' the first . ecru t
to be inducted in the new pro
for "general u ''s.
Naval Reserve. He's shown tak.
ing the oath before Secretary ot
Navy Frank Knox. At right is
u's r N. A chief a of bureau o| J Navy
personnel. Baldwin will begin re
cruit training at Great I akes
Naval Training station. (Bottom)
At Great Lakes. 111.. Doreston
Luke Carmen Jr.. 19 of Galvcs
being the first to report
training in the United Sta-es
Navy. He is shown entering *he
Great Lakes Naval Training sta
tion to begin training as an ap-
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Georgia Peonage
Trial Set To Open
DUBLIN. Ga.—.< ANP)—Trial of'
W. H Callan and James O Neal, j
13. in federal district court here !
Callan and O'Neal. owners of a
| turpentine. s:iil at Scott. Oa. are
and George Reese, of Gordon. Ga .
and the fifth is C. H. Starejo of
EDITOR GF.TS D. D.
mARLOTTE. N. (' Rev Wal- ,
t7* laove'.l. edit r of the Star of
Znn, officia’. organ of :hc African !
, M. E Zion church, published here,
j received the degree of doctor of di- j
| Salisbury last week.
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t a lives of all religious denomina
tions of Eastern Arkansas, began
its opening with a memorial serv
ice for the late Mr*. Savannah
Parr, a pioneer who died two
Mrs. Barr, who invited the con
vention to Marked Tree at its an
nual convention last year, was
er T. Washington.
! demning 'the complex
|and calling upon the department
j. of justice to hew to the straight
j The convention went on record
| p'• and ble'line‘of LzatSn Tctmt?
The girls-' department voted a
; Eloise Wiley of Pine B'.ufT The
1 body voted to carry the associa
| tion to North Little Rock in 1943.
Mrs M Beatrice Kahn, who was
| reelected' president and Mrs. F. L.
| delegates to the southwe.-t regional
! which meets 'in Shreveport m
j August.
MRS. LLOYD WEST
The attractive wife of Club Con
go's owrer is leaving to spend
tfie week end with her father on
his resort in Michigan. Mrs. West
matrons and a fine business
Detroit Housing
Rioter Convicted
DETROIT, <ANP)—The first con
r .ot in February Was recorded here
Friday wnen a sentence of two and
a half to five '-ears was meted out
found guilty of carrying concealed
from Worrying gun He had been
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CONFIDENCE OF
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New York Branch Gives
Support lo Executive
In Program Till
NEW YORK. - (ANTI —At
a men ing held at St. Mark s
church Monday, a vote of con
fidence was passed by the
members of the New York
Urban league reaffirming their
faith :n the league and James H.
Hubert, its executive head.
The meeting was called to clarify
misunderstanding /and misrepresen
tation of the league's program. E.
bership presented a resolution in
which full financial and moral sup
port to the organization was
pledged. He asked for the naming
of a committee to conduct a com
plete and impartial inquiry into
all the charges made.
Rev. Gerald Hamilton presided
an adjourned meeting on Monday,
the New York Urban league.
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