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PAGE TWO
Publishers —
(CmUm«4 trtm Pi|f I)
that they have a threefold task In
fitting the Negro people to meet the
coming period: -First to help your
people understand the r world, and
the means by which thej can best
eerry on the fight for equality *nd
freedom; second, to help them sec
that this fight can best be carried
on within the framework of the
larfer struggle for a decent eco
nomic system and a warlcss world,
third, to make certain that >our
people are not embittered by 'he
fight beyond the point where they
Will be able to enjoy freedom and
equality when they have
achieved it.
At the Saturday session before the
•lection of officers, the convention
adopted resolutions tak ng an em
phatic stand to remain non-part;j*n
in pol.wcr; to continue to fight
• gainst the poll tax; ard to push the
fight against discrimination in the
armed forces, and to take measures
to eliminate objectionable adver
tisement from Negro newspapers.
, The cffnvrrt on presented a scroll
!» honor Walter Hovng. chairman
e*f the United Negro College fund
for his contribut on toward greater
•ducat onal oppertu: t.es for Ne
groes
Then or afternoon.
Oovernor T v, 'irv. is E greeted
the Publishers in ’ B half of H.m
eelf. personally and n # the pe.<plr of
New York *: a corkta.l par:v *t the
Hotel Rooscvc!’ w th the Amstcr-
Gam News as hns*.
Heart Trouble
Fatal To Three
Several persons d.ed this week
from the effects of heart trouble
»o police reports disclosed.
They wrte William McKenney.
IWV of 42 V) B"u«h siree'. George
Thomas 4.'. of .117 Garfield ave
nue and Add e McKesson, 34, of
J4BA East Lafayette street.
Their bod ej were identfled at
the morgue by relatives and
friends
ATIEND IHK
sth Annual AMERICAN
NICRO MUSIC FESTIVAL
Which Will Be Held In Tha
BRIGGS STADIUM
Wednesday Night, July 12. 1944
At a p m.
GET TOI’R TICKETS NOW:
READ YOUR HISTORY
•f tha World's Greatest
NEGRO MEN and
WOMEN
Havo you ona of these books
in your home? IF NOT
send your order to
THE HON. H. W. TIGCET
C.U.O.CP. READERS CLUB
317 E. Baltimore St.
Detroit 2, Mich.
" MISCELLANEOUS
—■■■■■
for Sale or Purchase
■FftSl Estate
Sm CRUTCHER’S
RIAL (STATE EXCHANGE
47t4 McOrtw Art. Ty. S 53
The MINUTE MAN
TRANSFER CO.
CADILLAC
7710
WANTED!
Clfrki • Stenographer* • Cook*
Diihwuhtn • Hotel and
Houm Maids
Maa ui wife Joh—r*y sws p«v Mo
ALL GOOD JOBS
PtTtai *2*. m and *3O Por Wook
Call fampla 2 7106
JACOB DOMESTIC SERVICE
703 Farnsworth
BOLE BEAUTY SALON
We Solicit Your Patronage
Steam Scalp Treatments
B. DIGO. Pio*
Te. 2 8446 4662 Hastings
INEZ BOGGESS, Mgr. At POREBI
WOOD and COAL
POR THE HOME
AH Binds of Wood— lo Small Quantity
or by lh« Cord
COAI»—FOR STOKER—FUR N AC*
STOVE AND GRATES
LAWTON AND SON
till Cbm nut St. Rt. Aubm FI. 2541
FURNITURE FOR SALE
Complete
Household Furniture
LIVING ROOM - DINING ROOM
KITCHEN rt'rt BEDROOM
Excellent Cond tro’
REASONABLE TRUE
2324 Clements To. 8-1844
Advertising Is A
Business Builder
ilr;
iJBL
~#SIHCS HUMAN
PRINCIPALS AT NON-PARTISAN CONFERENCE
||Ki> *A. ’ \k' >l.
tjj f
B Ji /
llflE ■v'&iLe.. >AI 1
Dr. Arthur Huff Faucet, left, president of the
United Peoples Action committee of Philadel
phia and main speaker at the final session of
the Non Partisan conference on the Negro in
the 1944 elections, shakes hands with Rev.
Guest Speaker
iv
Mrs. Estalle Massay Riddla,
consultant on Nagro nursing for
National Nursing Council for
War Service, will ba tha guast
speakar at tha intarracial lunch
eon in Crystal ballroom of Book
Cadillac hotel on June 24. The
meeting is sponsored by Dalroit
Association of Woman's Clubs.
MISCELLANEOUS
CHURCH CIRCLE
EMPLOYMENT
MJJ W. Font! At*.
LAUNDRESSES • JANITORS
OrriCß CLEANING) . BAR • STORI
MAIDS . KITCHEN HELP
DAT WORKERS
MRS. SADIE M. FIELDS, Prop.
Tyler 6-6643
DAVID STROTHERS
Refrigeration Service
Domestic Commercle
Licensed Bonded
941 ALCER AVE.
Tr. 2-1031 Tr. 2-9509
FOR RENT!
BOOTH
RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
4107 St. Antoine St.
At Alexandrine
Te. 2-9838
WANTED!
/XPERIENCED
L LABORATORY
TECHNICIAN
Cooper Dental Laboratories
3620 Rivard nr. Mack—Te. 1-1870
FURNITURE AID, Inc.
NEW AND USED
furniture Bought and Sold
4421 Beaubien
Te. 2-9307 Ch. 2034
Cl. 1219 Ch. 4119
MILLER’S EMPLOYMENT
701 CHENE ST.
Day Workers Weeks Work
Kitchen Help Laundress
Counter Girls
MRS A FAVORS, prop.
JAS. E. MILLER. Mjr
Notary Public # Fitzroy 2656
WANTED
VULCANIZER and RECAPPER
.Mu»t He Steady - Good Hi|ei
SAUL S TIRE
and Recapping Service
itavo i.ivFRNOIS
+ PRINCE HERMAN +
DIRECTOR-INSTRUCTOR: COLLEGE OF COSMIC TRUTH
(Non-Sectarian)
Courses In Spiritual Unfoldment, Soul and Will Culture. Self-Betterment. Personal
Expansion, etc. Failure exists only in the grave. Your position and condition in
life WILL and can be helped Changed. Tuition in all courses free. Enroll now.
Your life will begin to improve from the first day. Ask for Prince Herman.
Information and Advice Daily Hours: 12:00 to 4:00 and 6:00 to 9;00 P.M.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Other Days, by Appointment Only
Phone Te. 1-3688
COLLECE OF COSMIC TRUfH
422 EAST ALEXANDRINE (near Brush) DETROIT. MICH.
•THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE •" A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
Urban League Fetes
12 Former Members
NEW YORK. N.Y.—Twelve prom
inent Americans, .ill of whom had
.served a.s member.' of the executive
board of the National Urban League
for 25 years or more, were guests
of honor at a family party in the
Aldme club last Tuesday evening.
Approximately one hundred per
sons gathered to indicate their ap
preciation of the services rendered
to the league, and to the cause of
better living in America.
William H. Baldwin, president of
the Natonal Urban League, an
nounced to the assembled guests
the creation of a TWO FRIENDS
AWARD, which will go each year
to two persons, one Negro and one
Supreme Court Decision
Upholds Segregation Act
WASHINGTON, DC.— (NNPA) —
The Supreme Court's ruling in re
fusing to review the case of Win
fred Lynn, of New York, who
claimed he was unlawfully induct
ed into the army under a "Negro
quota" has sounded the death knell
to efforts to test army segregation
under the Selective Service Act, ac
cording to Garfield Hayes,
general counsel of the American
Liberties Union, and counsel for
Ly in.
The court, in ruling on the re
ouest for review of the case said:
•The cause is moot, it appearing
that the petitioner is no longer in
the respondent's custody "
In effect, this means the army
Mayor
(Continued from Page 1)
The letter said further that while
the work of intcr-rac.al and inter
cultural oi gamzations had been
helpful in enlarging the tield of un
derstanding. "the public utterances
of a few vocal white and Negro
leaders had stifTened the attitudes
of other groups who. to say the least,
are anything but tolerant."
The Commission commended the
Board of Education for the steps it
had taken in promoting good will.
It urged that adequate facilities be
provided for the training of Negro
nurses and post-giaduaie study lor
Negro doctors.
The commission recommended
further that additional Negroes be
appo nted to the police and
an increase in social studies in the
police training curriculum.
Attention was drawn to the prob
lem of over crowding and pu>hing
on public ti ansportation and in
loading zones. It was advised that
uniformed directors of leading
zones should be employed to keep
down milling and thus avoid vio
lence because of frayed tempers.
It was further recommended that
recreational facilities .n tnc city be
increased to take care of the needs
of the citaens
It was emphasized that the re
>iponsibili'y for better race ie.at.on
resLs as much on the citizens of a
g \en community as the govern
ment “It will be necessar.v for ihe
committee to get in contact with
people of sober judgment in ordei
that their influence can be used to
away the larger group in the right
d.rcction
The need for additional sites for
housing was emphasized with the
man insistence that the present
do\elopm»nt at F.;)£ht M.le road a»e
nsulhc ent for’ the need* of the Ne
gro population.
Charles Hill, right, chairman of the conference,
as Miss Vera Carter, conference secretary; Dr.
Alfred M. Lee of Wayne university, back row.
left, and Lebron Simmons of the National Ne
gro Congress, look on.—Photo by Bradley.
white, who during that year have
rendered distinguished service to
“The cause of improved-rare retor
tions in this country Richmond
Barthe, the well known sculptor,
exhibited the plaque from which
the medal to be awarded will be
struck. On the plaque appear the
profiles of two men, L. Hillings
j worth Wood and Eugene Kmckle
Jones, whose friendship and whose
contributions to interracial under
standing are symbolic of thp spirit
in which the award will he pre
sented. The first presentation of
the TWO FRIENDS AWARD will
take place at the annual inerting
of the National Urban League in
1945.
could avoid any court test of Its
removing any petitioner from the
jurisdiction in which he files his
case.
A writ of habeas corpus was filed
in the Lynn against the sol
dier's commanding officer at Camp
Upton. Before the case reached the
Supreme Court, Lynn had been sent
overseas.
DR. B. M. SEYBURN
DF.NTIST
Bv Appointment Onlv
Houi*; 0 A. M. to 5 30 r M.
609 Woodward Avenue
Bet. City Hall and Congiea*
Cadillac 3034
t !
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MRS. CARRIE MAE CLEGO
CLEGO MRS CARRIE MAF departed this
lif* Jun, 20 1943. She i» aadlv mixed bv
her hit,hand tun children mother. Mi
•Tame. CU«* Jr. Mr* Btrlut Goodwin, other
relative* and liter'*,.
FAC-ntO THEF ’
Steadfmtlr farm* The*, O Lord.
Sha l* aet free from doubt and fear.
I know that Thou wilt lomfort her;
Thy mighty love it near.
Steadfxtlv farm* The*. O Lord,
I •** no darknex on her wav
Sha ie»t» aettrt* in T\v *reat power.
Which keep* her *a<* 4 hy ni*ht and day.
—Tha Family.
fficliiaaiMpWr
MuffrittßsUin i llpß
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In advance):
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IN MEMORIAM
• CLASSIFIED •
HOUSE FOR SALE
71 HAGUE near Weadward. 10 larf* r*oma
all ass hall, lari* »*c»ptian hall; I betht;
»ft 000 Half down at dacauat far cats.
TBimty 111*1
HELP WANTED MALE
BROOM MAKERS
Modern aanitary (hop: union »cnU: #e*rtlm*
Saturday!, #v*ry w*#k; parw. Write ar
coma at anea!
WESTERN BROOM WORKS
10«« W 13th St., Chicafa. •. lUinal*
FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE
to ACRE FRT. eXrM. LOE. HOME. rUR
aaca, alac.. barn. a. crib, a. coop; SO®
apple*. 300 pair 300 p#acb. SO plum. 10
cierry traaa 7 id. grap*a I hortaa. 100
chickvna *pray rig 4 aquip. 1 "ji ft*"
town; *lO 000. half ca»h A H. CLARKE
REALTY CO.. So. Horan. Mich.
FOR SALE
-BROTHFRHOOP FLAG poatcarda ihawtnp
ptopotad UNITED NATIONS FLAG in fira
colon and daaignad to rapraiant all people*
mar ba had in ougrtitiM po»tpaid (( fol
Iowa; t far 10c: 15 for 240; 34 for 40c: SO
for *1 00; 410 for 14.00 and 1 000 for *lO
Send for aoro* tartay and halp prometa unity,
equality, freedom, paara anil brotherhood
fl#nd roin. itimpi or order to WORI D
PEACE ASSOCIATION Jenkina Minneaota.
~REAL~ESTATE FORSALE
Hi; LAFAYETTE EAST
Stnra and S room flat, cheap; for quick
tala. Owner. Ra. 7143.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR RALE; SO. OF 6SRD BT.| A GOOD
2-flat frame: good location; * and l
rearna; atnv* heat; *2 500 will handle. Write
Chi'ago Defender, Bot 201.
DETECTIVE SERVICE^
DETECTIVES—WORK HOME, TRAVEI,
aipananra unneceatary. Write WAQONFIL
D-125 Weat 86th. New TF
AGENTS WANTED
WANTED; AGENTS AND JOBBERS. BET.I
auaranteed hair arowin* aida; iraa data
tor Dept. AD. AMANDA L Co.. 4640 Com
tape Grove Avenue. Chicaso 15. Illinnia. TF
HOUSE FOR SALE
-71 HAGUE near Woodward. 10 lira* rn«me,
til oft hall. Laipa ra.option halt, tun hathv
*0 000 Half down or diacount for rath
TK nitv 1 *2*s.
ROOM AND BOARD
A double loom for two tefined worhinp S* n ;
t in nioa qinat purata home. Good
tranaportation. Tr. 1-7610.
HUU? K 10 R SALE —6L’ E.
room*, ataam heat; full baaamant: »" c * r
hrt* k parage: larpa lot; Furniture inrluded.
fftrat frrr —rotmrnf himve Immefitat# poataa
aion. Tarma, Vlnawood 1-4088.
SITUATION WANTED
PIANIST-CHORISTER WISHES CHURCH
position fitat. aecond and third Sunday!.
Able to take full charpe of music depart
ment. Miaa Johnaon, TEmpla 1 3546.
HELP WANTED—FEMALE; Beauty opera
tor wanted. Steady; all-around; pood ior
$35 to *SO a week. Call To. 7 *263.
CARD OFTHANKS
ADFQUATE WORDS ARE NOT AT MT PlS
petal to fully thank you. my dear friends
for th* many kindnettea ahown durtnp my
atar in the aanaiorium. Now. that I am
home. I with to tkahk the churchea cluba.
federated and otherwiae. my baloyed frtanda
for tha auatainad loyalty and thoufhtfulnoaa.
Hundtada of carda pifta of hooka,
flow-era and every *ifT mention! hie found
ita way to me. I am truly grateful. The
friend* I Mad* through y*ar» of reporting
for The Mu-higan Chronicle proved moat
loval.t A circle of friendship hat been es
tablished which never ran be broken. Thanka
to Mr Mattin and the Chionirle Staff for
kindnetaaa shown God prant that in year*
to come I inav he able to repay in aervire
to mankind your manv rourtesies to me
Mr Hendrirks ioins me in thanking you.—
lel* Mae and Calvin Hendrick*.
LAUNDRY PRESSERS
Folders. Shakers. Menders
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
Full or Part Time
Steady Work in Eaaential Induatry
Marathon Linen Supply Co.
34.13 EAST WARREN
EXPERIENCED
SHIRT OPERATORS
Press Operators. Feeders,
Folders and Wrappers
UNIoVf SCALE AND WAGES
QUEEN QUALITY LAUNDRY
2624 ELMWOOD
LAUNDRY HELP |
Washmen, Wringer Men,
Pullers and Sorters
F,xpcricm.cd or Inexperienced
Dispatch Hudson Laundry
43 Coi tland
_ 2580 MELDRUM
2 FAMILY; 5-5
Oil Heat Upper Furnished
Brick Siding
$7300 S2OOO Down
PHONE TE. 2-3154
WEST SIDE
BEAUTIFUL 7 ROOM
SI,BOO DOWN
And * Flat Weat Ride with Doctor a Office
Fully Equipped
REASONABLE PRICE
JACKSON TY. 7-1349
PRES S E R
ON MEN S GARMENTS |
Steady Work
sl.lO PER HOUR
Time and One-half
Over 40 Hours
DETROIT CLEANERS
8028 W. McNichols Rd.
SSO
DOWN
BUYS
80. ACRES
Between Pity of Grand Rapid* **rd Rig
Rapid*. 3 i miles to town, Mec«>-'a
County 2» acres cleaicd teadv <i*r
plow balance beautifully timbered
SplendSd hunting and Nthing No build
me.s hut plAntv of trees for b)iildine
( loe cabin* Trustee or dared to aell for
on.) SAV> l5O dovtn. SJn monthly
write* or phone
C. M. PORTER.
TRUSTEE
17 Arcade Rdf, Muskegon. Mt«4i.
Phr»ie 53-AAO
Advertising Is A Safe
Business Builder
MEN AND WOMEN
FOR LAUNDRY
TVLL OB PAST TIME WOW
East End Laundry, MSA Hillfar
WANTED
Man in Wash Room
Good Wages—Steady Work
AIso—WOMAN SHIRT FINISHER
DURABLE LAUNDRY
ltd UVERNOII
HOUSEMAN
HOTEL
Steady Position
APPLY HOUSEKEEPER
WEBSTER HALL
Cass and Putnam
""laundry help"
16 TO fcO YEARS OLD
No Experience Necessary
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN
SAN I WASH
4001 • 6th Street
<oti»rUv»i» and Hamilta* Transportation)
MEN
for GENERAL FACTORY
$47 Per Week to Start
SSO End of 30 Days
»> a DAYS PER WEEK
EVERHOT HEATER
5241 Wesson Ave.
HOUSEMAN
Good Hours and Wages
MADISON LENOX HOTEL
Madison Avenue near
Grand Circus Park
PORTER
(MIDDLE AGED)
Permanent, Good Wages
BOOK TOWFR GARAGE
330 State Street
FACTORY
WORKERS
FOR
STEEL WAREHOUSE
STEADY WORK
MUST HAVE RELEASE
RELIANCE
STEEL CORPORATION
13770 Joy Road near Schaefer Road
Joy-Tireman Bus
LAUNDRY
HIfLP
PRESSERS. MENDERS,
SORTERS
Top Wages Steady Work
Michigan Modern
Overall Cleaners
9350 Roselawn Ho. 9311
LAUNDRY
HELP
PULLER & WRINGER
MEN WANTED
Highest Wages Paid
WAYNE
LAUNDRY
12641 Woodrow Wilson
To 8-^330
BUS
WASHERS
GREYHOUND
LINES
ESSENTIAL PROGRESSIVE
POSITIONS WITH POSITIVE
POST-WAR FUTURE
Apply
3511 West Fort Street
With Release
.MEN
WANTED
EXPERIENCE NOT
NECESSARY
Chance For Advancement
Opportunity for those not en
gaged tn essential industries
to work*on War Production
Must be Eligible under WMPC
STEEL PLATE and
SHAPE CORP.
[ 15050 Woodward
MAINTENANCE
MAN
HOTEL WORK
Permanent Position
MR. PUNDORE CO. 5700
PORTER
(MIDDLE AOED)
Permanent Good Wages
BOOK TOWER GARAGE
330 State Street
MEN ' .
PRESSERS
EXPERIENCED
STEADY WORK - HIGH WAGES
MITCHELL CLEANERS
11000 East Jefferson
HOUSEMAN
WANTED
apply
COUNTRY CLUB of DETROIT
Ni, 0500
WELDERS
HELPERS AND HOOKERS
COPCO STEEL Cr ENG. CO.
14035 Grand River
DRIVERS
TO HAUL COAL
9 Yard* Mean Shorter Haul*
Modern equipment
Union Wages plus
Liberal Bonus
Apply
MISTELE COAL CO.
6495 Mitchell at Milwaukee
PI. 4404
TRUCK
DRIVERS
FOR COLLECTIONS
EASTERN MARKET
STEADY PORT WAR WORK
FOR GOOD MEN
DARLING Cr CO.
3350 Greenfield Rd. near Alien Rd.
Vi. 1-9400
THREE
MEN
FOR
FERTILIZER DEPARTMENT
Good Pay—Year Round Work
See MR. MALONE
Detroit Packing Co.
1120 Springwells
MEN
and BOYS
18 TO 60 YEARS*OLD
GOOD STEADY
JOBS
POST-WAR SECURITY
■ 1 ■“ »
Call for MR. JONES
Cadillac 8080
MEN
WANTED
PAN WASHERS
GREECERS
PORTER-WORK
FLOUR HANDLING
Prefer Men 35 to 50 years old
MILLS BAKING CO.
5165 Fourth Avenue
Te. 1-7590
TWO
RELIABLE
MEN
NEEDED
FOR ALL AROUND
MAINTENANCE WORK
IN HOTEL
Apply After 11 AM.
Mr. Rayle-Rex Hotel
120 West Montcalm
SATURDAY, JUNE 24 r 1944 '
Laundry Help
No Race Discrimination
SUPERIOR
TOWEL SERVICE
5625 Military
FIRST AND SECOND ,
COOKS
•MAIDS
KITCHEN HELP
MISS SNYDER
188 Highland Avenue
EXPERIENCED
HAND IRONERS and
SHIRT FINISHERS
Flat Work Girls
(NO EXPERIENCE)
Union Contract Wages
FEDERAL LAUNDRY
3436 McGRAW AVE.
WOMEN
for LAUNDRY
WORK
HIGHEST WACES .
POST-WAR WORK
48 HOURS
PILGRIM LAUNDRY
6200 PET£R SMITH
McEJliott Car or Plymouth Bur
GIRLS
For SPECIALIZED
LAUNDRY
WORK
NO EXPERIENCE
Pleasant Working Condition*
4737 ELMHURST
Near Brnadstreet
WOMEN
TO WORK
Must Be Reliable
And only those willing to ~
work steady need apply
POST-WAR FUTURE
FOREST CLEANERS
and DYERS
533 East Forest
GIRLS
WHITE or '
COLORED
GOOD WAGES
Apply
WALGREENS
16914 Schaefer Rd.
Take second Southfield Pus,
South cast Grand liver or Second
through Bus to Schaefer Hoad.
"outside "
LABORERS
ANC>
HAND
TRUCKERS
MUST BE HUSKY AND
MIDDLE-AGED
Men Willing to Work Steady
48 HOURS PER WEEK
Bus Service to Front Door
AMERICAN
BLOWER CORP.
8111 Tireman Avenue
I Dearborn

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