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HEAD CHICAGO
‘RACE’ BODY
CHICAGO—fANP>-The Mayor’s
Committee on Race Relations at its
meeting Wednesday afternoon ap
pointed a« its executive director,
Dr Robert C Weaver, now chief
of minority groups service of the
War Manpower Commlrxion. Mrs
Rheua Pearce, who has been serv*
ini; ns executive off.cer of the com
mittee. will continue as ro-director.
Commenting on the appointment.
Edwin R F.mhree chairman of the
mayor's committee, said, "1 regard
Mr Weaver as the very top man
n the younger Negro group of the
ertire country Chicago is honored
in getting a man of his high ability I
and national landing to direct its I
rtv planning in race relations.” !
Mayor Edward J Kelly said. “I j
have wanted this important com- (
mil fee to gel the very ablest man ;
ip America a* its director. I believe
thev have that man in Mr Weaver
T congratulate the committee and
the city of Chicago.**
Rom in Washington D C . in 1007.
Mr Weaver graduated with honors
from Harvard college and received
the degree of doctor of philosophy
in economics from Harvard univer
sity After a year of teaching at
the North Carolina State college in
Greensboro he returned to Wash
ington in 1933 to serve as one of
the technical directors of the Joint
Committee on National Recovery
and as adviser on Negro affairs in
the department of the interior.
Since that time he has been in vari
ous federal services in housing, edu
cation. and manpower. In his vari
ous official connections, he has
spent much time in the midwort
region with headquarters in Chi
cago.
Mr Weaver has served as a con
sultant to the housing division of
Public Works Administration, as
special assistant to the U S. Housing
Authority, and as consultant to the
President’s Advisory Committee on
Education. He directed the staff of
J IROO workers who made the na
| tional survey of Negro white collar
and skilled workers. 1935-38.
During 1940 and 1941 he wa: ad
ministrative assistant to Sidney
Hillman in the Council of National
Defense, which preceded the War
Production Board In 1942 he was
appointed chief of the Negro man
power service of the War Man
power Commission and in 1942 was
made head of all minority group
service* of that commission. __
Mr. Weaver is widely known for
his writings in books and national
magazines. His best-known works,
in addition to the monumental re
port on Negro skilled workers in
the United States, are recent articles
in the Atlantic Monthly: "With the
Negro's Help” and "The 1 Negro
Comes of Age in Industry.”
School Is Named
For J. E. Shepard
In North Carolina
.DURHAM, N. C—The former
Wakefleld-Zebulon school for Ne
groes in Wake County. North Caro
lina. will be renamed next year
the Shepard school in honor of
Dr. James Edward Shepafd, presi
dent and founder of the North
Carolina College for Negroes.
Announcement of the honor paid
the distinguished North Carolina
educator was made in Raleigh last
Wednesday by the Wake County
board of education. Board officials
said the action was taken in re
sponse to petitions from gjtizens of
Wake County and patrons of the
school.
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Sister Rosetta Tharpe, spiritual swinging vocalist and guitarist of
stags fame, will be one of the features of the stage show revue
opening on Friday. January 15, at Paradis# theatre. Smack Hen
derson and his band, plus othar attractions are in the show lineup.
Will Build Harbor
In Liberia Soon
By ERNEST E. JOHNSON
WASHINGTON (ANP) An
American contractor is going toi
build a much-needed harbor and
port facilities will be provided, all
of which will cost "several millions
of dollars” somewhere along the
coast of Liberia, an authentic source
in the state department has con
firmed.
Agreement that this work should
be undertaken was reached on Dec.
31, and came as the final act of the
out-going administration of Pres
ident Edwin Barclay of the West
African republic.
A representation of an American
company is now engaged in studies
which will determine the most suit
able rite selection. Elements being
considered in this decision are first,
which location would provide the
least handicaps in construction, and
second, which location would more
favorably affect the economic de
velopment of the country. “It is
going to be a difficult decision to
make," was the comment made to
the Associated Negro Press by its
source. The project will be handled
under the lend-leaae agreement
concluded here laat June during
the American visit of President
Barclay.
Thera are three possible sites un
Motor Vehicle
Retains Lead In
Post Office Loop
Bowling in the PostofTice league*
the Mailing Division won the best
two out of three from College
Parks. Golson was high for the
victors with 194, and Jackson was
high for College Parks with 197.
Scores: Mailing Division, 780, 759.
and 708; College Parks, 735, 785, and
717.
The league leading Motor Vehicle
five won the best two out of three
gjrmes from Northwestern, to
tighten their grip on first place in
the league. Scores: Mailing Division,
823, 820, and 782; Northwestern, 809,
737, and 808 Driskill was high for
the league leaders with 200, while
Jefferson was high for the North
western five with 177.
Gratiot won three from Roose
velt Parks. Scores:
Orattot Rooaavslt Park
Kara*? 303170 ITftTlark IVllfl7 11K
Smith 14130 ft H 7 Odan 1.V3-114 14S
Rodan 121-1.30- Srt Rntlar J3S.lft.llOS
Shaw 140 200.10.3 Smith 142 200 13d
Warr IFS-200-157 nonard 140 1.3* 143
Spot 27 27 27
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Total* Sod 03S 70.3! Totala 7«7 S«1 OSn
Alfred Station won two from the
City Division. Scores: Alfred. 775.
780. and 712: City Division. 759. 739,
pnd 788. Walden was high for the
Citv Division with 194. while Mc-
Intire’s 207 was tons for Alfred.
HOW THEY STAND
Postal League
W I.
Motor Vehicle 27 9
Gratiot 24 12
Collepe Park 21 15
City Div. 18 18
Northwestern 17 19
Alfred 15 21
Roosevelt 13 23
Mailing Dlv. 9 27
Postal Alliance League
W L
Richey 32 13
Sadler 23 22
Overton 25 20
Gillespie 22 23
Perry 21 24
Palmer 12 ' 33
In league competition in the
postal alliance league we saw Sadler
win ’hree from Perry. Hall shot 225
tor Perrv. and Burch hit 223 for
Sadler. Overton won three from
Palmer, and Richey won three from
Gillespie.
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Hooey back II jaa are act aaUahad.
dcr consideration, it was revealed,
and possibly a fourth. St. Paul is
one and Monrovia, the capital, is
another. The Firestone Tire and
Rubber company, which holds cer
tain interests in Liberia, would pre
fer to see the harbor built at or
near Marshall as it would afford
the company easier shipping accom
modation for its product.
While the source of this infor
mation was not disposed to hazard
a guess-at the ultimate cost, possi
bly because actual construction con
tracts have yet to be let through
bidding, he did indicate that it
would exceed three millions of
dollars.
About 1937 a Dutch company had
sought the privilege of building k
harbor in Liberia as an outlet for
iron ore deposits which it had
planned to exploit. This company
then estimated that the project
would run up to about three million
dollars, which the state department
source considered "quite sufficient."
Ultimately the Liberian govern
ment refused to go along with the
Dutch company, it is understood,
believing that Dutch interfere wera
too closely bound to those of Ger
many. While Germany, at (he time
was Liberia’s largest customer, tha
Latter government did not deem It
advisable to permit too great an
entre into the country.
The idea of a harbor, however,
remained alive in the thoughts of
the Barclay administration. Presi
dent Roosevelt, it is learned, was
probably mindful of this when he
visited the little republic follow
ing the historic Casablanca confer
ences. for it was he who initiated
the proposal. The belief now is that
President Barclay accepted the
Roosevelt invitation to come here
in the hopes that a deal might be
worked out for the construction of
the harbor.
Work on the project will begin
as soon as the site has been selected
and contracts let. It will not be a
post-war project as such, it was
said. The job will afford a new
avenue of employment to local
labor, but in all probability certain
skilled workers to be
brought to complete it.
Relief At Last
ForYourCough
Creomulslon relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
Term laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender. In
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulslon with the un
derstanding you must like the way-it
quickly allays the cough.or you lire
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
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HIGHLAND PARK
By AUDREY BOULDING
Now, that the last furlough of our
bovs in uniform has ended, and the
bell sent thousands of children,
and young people back to their
classes, the gaiety of the past two
weeks is silent, and we are back
to the daily routine of working and
making the best of things.
We. like millions of others, are
playing that 1944 will bring love
and peace to the nations the world
over. *
* * *
FLU EPIDEMIC HIGH
Only a few homes where the en
tire family have been fortunate not
to suffer from the flu germs
Among the latest families now flu
victims in the community are the
Bill Fosters. George Taylors, John
Hickmans and son, Mrs. James Les
ter and three children, and many
others.
Death was on duty last week and
claimed young Mrs. Davis, the be
loved wife of George Davis, of
Trumbull avenue, H. P. Mrs. Davis
was a likeable and vivacious per
son. She will not only be missed
by her husband and three small
daughters, but by a large group of
young marrieds in the Park.
Various heads of community and
Chronicle Loop
Senior Division
Opens Campaign
The Senior Division of the Michi
gan Chronicle Basketball league
opened last Sunday at Brewster
Recreation Center with six of the
nine teams entered competing in
the opening round.
A large number of spectators
were in attendance to cheer their
favorite team, and if the initial
games are an indication of what
the teams will do, and the enthus
iasm of the fans, then the league is
already a big success. .
Ford Local 600 defeated Outer
Drive, representing Briggs, 28-14.
U. S. Rubber trounced Highland
Park Aces, 48-18 in the , second
game. The Heart of Detroit, com
posed of former stars of Brewster
Representative teams, dropped a
game to the Coast Guard.
Jenkins, member of Highland
Park, was the high individual
scorer of the evening, running off
12 points. Bill Malone and Gus Fin
ney are members of the Hpart of
Detroit team.
Ths league will swing into full
action Sunday, Jan. 16, as the
Briggs All-Stars and Selfndge Field
teams join.
STANDINGS
• • Won Lost
Fora Local 1 0
H. P. Aces 1 0
Coast Guard 1 0
Outer Drive 0 1
U. S. Rubber 0 1
Heart of Detroit 0 1
Briggs All Stars 0 0
Selfridge Field 0 0 ,
CYW Trounces
Wolverines, 35-29
Tha CYW defeated tha Wolve
rines 35-29 Friday night at Lincoln
school. Tha game between The
Trojans and Aces was postponed
and the game will be played at a
later date. The Trojans played the
Wolverines at Moore school Mon
day night
The Lincoln Bombers met the
Aces at Duffield school Tuesday
night and faced the Wolverine
Stars Wednesday night at Moore
school.
There will be a special meeting
Thursday night at the club rooms,
665 Benton street
loosen Asthma
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culating thru the blood, thus reaching tha
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DHL. IN Avenue 0. Brooklyn. H. I.
church groups are busy working
out their program* for the New
Year. Clarence White has been
chosen to help with the Junior
Commandos each Saturday at the
YM. Marion Coleman also comes
from our young people’s group to
work with the children of the
W.S.CS. Doris Miller will direct
as well as accompany the Youth
Fellowship choir.
C. Edward Ward, who was in
ducted last week, will be missed
greatlv in these parts for his mu
sical ability. But this is w^r.
Mrs. Pauletta Powell, president
of the H. P. Mothers club, can be
seen each Wednesday evening in
Fellowship hall working earnestly
with the Girl Scouts.
Another youth counsellor with
the Rev. S W. Bankhead worked
out a grand church and community
program with the older youth, last
week. “The Lord’s Song.” a play
lette based on love and friendship,
is in the making, and will be staged
with a “pageant’ of Christian
youth, about February 25. Plans are
under way for the observance of
Negro History week. The Detroit
Fellowship Council president is
calling a meeting at the Central Y,
January 19. Evelyn Eccles, presi
dent of the sub-district, has called
her committee for a meeting
uary 18. Watch for dates of youth
activities in this column.
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Quts. Are all laxatives alike?
Ans. Certainly not. Ques. Are all
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al? Ans. Yes, Black-Draught is
purely herbal—usually thorough
and satisfactory if directions are
followed. That’s why i* is o?ten
called ‘‘the friendly laxative.”
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Black-Draught has been a popu
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40 doses. Comes powdered or
granulated, which many say la
even easier to take. Caution, uso
only as directed. Next time, try
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yellow box.
rheumatic pain) or muscular lum
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but*. Don’t keep on complaining
and boring your friends with your
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bottle purchase price of C-2222 re
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