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PAGE SIXTEEN
GOP ACCUSED
OF APING THE
NAZI TACTICS
Nefro Democratic lea.fc\« thii
qveek joined with Robert F. U rno
fan. Democratic Nat: >nal r! ..man
In denouncing the Republican at
tempt to inject racial prej, la ir
the current carrpa cn. Mr Hr ic
fan charged Thursday *b.it R< ,b
--3 can rare-baiting agams* S nev
CTillman by repented! v
fcim as a "fore, gn-bv i labo* If id
e~” wa* a 'Teflec on on V.! f ire n
fcom American c;r.:*•
The Rev. Martha 1 Snorri of
f"iiladelph a \» no v i« *e < • • >
pointed Recorder of \ 1*
I tent Roosevelt staled - "We \» -
frocs know th it the Re
tempt to fan the flan vs ' i .<1
prejudice acu rut a: \ ,> .n
American h # e i» a H id
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it u .sir.iiilf" (i.'Cliiujtfs for dis
fu .: 4 1.0 il jji'ievsincrs at a sup
p t;i y “off tin rrcord'* meet ink
i ..lb t by thi commanding officer,
vs !u!r th< y were on duty at a base
m the Pacific.
A art* Revealed
Tne hid.-, rev valid in a statement
made to tin NAACP bv the Sea bees
immediately after their dismis-al
revea. d the following lac',-. "Whin
the meet il 4 a.h called the i"rn-
officer txpiaimd that the
meet.ii- w abs< .ut« ly '(.ff ttie
record' Each of the men to’.d of
gricv amt - Some of 'hem were:
Ahite’ and eoh :rd' the mat
ter of ratiiikM a Ne.;io could not
he promoted to a fir; t class rating;
separate liberty b:iso> 'or white and
colored; all tin- first class men aiid
leaders with the exception of a
few, were white. It was also brought
out that the Nonro masters of aifiis
w efe not permitted to place white
sailor.* on report or to take any
other measures, but were forced,to
refer the mutter to white masters
of arms. One of the grievances pre
sented was the tact that any pun
ishment lor breaking rules was uni
formly more severe for Negroes
than for white.
Discrimination Everywhere
"There was the same type of dis
crimination and segregation in ihe
barber shop; there was also segre
gation and discrimination in the
chow lines.
"At the c’.ose of the meeting the
mu n were told by the CO that he
w. s gl id that the meet.ng had bt en
r.iilcd That they would have simi
lar meetings m the future • •
■At thi inset iit was dec! I
that an ’liter-racial committee
a aid be formed to brills’ about bt t
t r relat.or hip between white and
colored This committee was to be
h; aded by the chaplain.
‘ r.'ie next day the regimental
ci nitTuinrier wanted to know what
tne meet.:.* of the d«i% be.ore wa.<
.ibout. and who was the one who
<P«'!vore-d the met Ung. There* was a
pa.a i* the men were waiting for
the battalion commander to speak,
lie* m f.'e no comment. At this meet
ing there •.mio in company c mi
n andei There was the regimental
cein rounder, battalion commander
and tin' executive officer.
"No one* answered the question
until ( .a* of tin- ii e*n answered
Art ; :r Si g. 11 >. He sa d that the 1
o* e a iio united us w a-* not thcie. |
He ••..id • a s an open forigm. a ;
r and table disco.- >mn. and gave
a stunt mit.m-ary of the* fnceting
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i( fid *. > wen* told that we, had no
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‘fire STTCTTTCAN CHRONICLF ~- —-~ A' RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
Appe.'i, f r i< v i v of these dismis
sals will he i.m ei tilt (11 Pill of
Rights win n < i;" mi> the Secre
tary of the Navy to estaril.-h tlve
!i.an hoaid.- to nvn ' suti casts.
Urge Johnson
For Big Veteran
Bureau Position
Bv IIAKKY MiAI.PIN
WASHINGTON. 1) C. - < N’NPAi
—The proposal to place a Negro in
the Veterans administration, where
tiic handling of tiie welfare of re
turning veterans will b* concen
trated under the (il Bill of Rights
and ottu;r veteran legislation, is
catching on l.kr the prairie Are. Tiie
Negro press, leaders and organiza
tions are insisting that such a rep
resentative should not bi a “race
illations adviser," but an assistant
administrator.
The NNPA has learned that con
siderable influential strength is be
,ng put behind the urg ng of Col.
Camj bell C. Johnson for the post.
Col. Johnson is not an applicant. He
is unaware, probably, that his name
is being suggested. But there is a
general concensus that no other per
son is better qualified by experience
and temperament for the job.
Col. Johnson has been an assistant
to Gen. Hershey in the Selective
Service System almost from the in
ception of that program. He has
don? a most acceptable job, much
of which cannot be divulged until
after the war. His alertness, interest,
and championing of the cause of
Negroes however, is known in offi
cial and informed circles.
Because of t!u? many sociological
and employment problems winch
will be involved in the handling of
the Veterans’ welfare :n the process
of do i obilizution and afterward,
Col Johnson's experience in Y.MCA
work, and his long history of activi
ty in social weltare and civic work
make him an ideal choice, .t is held
The NNPA has let.rned from a
reliable source that the proposal for
the appointment of an Assistant Ad
min strator in the Veterans Admin
istration will be made to the Presi
dent, and that Col. Johnson's name
a ill be recommended to rill the
posit.on when it is created.
Such an appoii tmert, if it ma
terializes, may make Col Johnson
(livible for promotion to the rank
of brigad rr general in the Army.
Chicago W o ni a n
To Atlanta Univ.
Social School
A total of $6(12.3(11.096 worth of
Bond.- and Stamps was purchased
during ftie l!H't to 1!>44 -eh. ol year
by t n* 30.000.000 students of flu*
country public, private and paro
ch.nl .schools, according to Ted It.
Ciamolo. nat.onnl director of the
Treasury's Wa*. Kn .inee Division.
Michigan has always made a .splen
did record in tin school Wm Hond
Program. Michigan raised $65,027,021
ii a per capita W. r It nd purchase
us s6l 56. compared t” a rational
(Vci age investment of $22 07 per
pup 1 Among the five lead.ng states
in total sales of War Bonds through
the - iioo.s are:
New York Stale ... H 111.326.597
Michigan 65.027.021
Pennsylvania st.'!;! v . l"(t
New Jersey 51.959.6*5
California 47.550,637
Friends Fight,
One Is Stabbed
Robert Lately. 43 of 605.3 Man.-ur
street was rep >rted i . a serious con
dition at Receiving h sp.tal w icre
he had be n taken for treatment of
laeetut.o; s t > t;u abdomen.
1 was d sci si d t.nat Lately and
Robert Y ung. 35. of 536 E. Forest
had an alu .cat on. at which time
Yo itig p ked up a butcher knife
..nd stauoed Lately aftt r lie had
i thrown a ti'ii bow l at Young.
Married Woman
Held In Shooting
Of Her Boy Friend
A 26-ycar-old married woman,
warned by her husband to stay
away from her alleged boy friend
w.is held for investigation of an
j'-sault with intent to kill and mur
der. f Rowing the near scriou.'
shouting of her tr end this week
Police :i.un«d that Frank Stathum,
Jti. of JJt>B Newton street and Mrs
Eva M.ir Gruff n of 233 k Newts on
street had been keeping company
and that her husband toid her to
stay aw.iy from Stathum.
Sr.ithum. according to pol.ee. call
ed Mi a. Gr.ttin. a.sk.r.g if he could
come over and sec her. to which
•he reportedly answered, "No.”
Stathum came over and was re
fused udm.ttance at the front door.
He then so police say. went to the
rack door and sought to gain ad
uo.tax.ee
Woman Shoots Suitor
Mr> Giifffn then, according to
;.01. e. got a gun and shut once
through the w.i.dow of the back
d .or, ttie buliet sinking Stathum.
He ft 11 down, got up and had started
down the sta.rs when Mis. Griffin
liri d another shot at him.
Taken to Receiving hospital. Sla
thu • was tuated for gunshot
viu.ruP to ttie neck and face. His
•Edition was reported a> serious.
Mi- Griffin surrendered to Ham
tr.itnek j oliee and was field for in
v estigati n of the shooting.
Dramatize Role
Of Negro Troops
In Road Building
WASHINGTON. D C (NNPA)
The contribution of American Ne
groes to the winning of the war
was dramatized over a national
hookup of NBC last Saturday even
ing. in a program "They Call Me
Joe ”
Central theme of the story was
developed -around the work of the
famed 97th Engineers, who built
a road through a continent of
forest." One of these engineers. Sgt.
Jackson, was driver of a bulldozer,
and after many month* working in
freezing weather and nearly im
passable forests and deep mud, final
ly made contact with a white regi
l ent coming from the other direc
tion to complete the Alcan High
way.
Tne script, however, heaped praise
>n Negro units fighting all over the
world. It cited the 93rd Infantry
Division at Bougainville, the 99th
Fighter Squadron at Anzio. and
many other fighting units in which
Negroes have played an important
part.
The script wa* written by Norman
Rosten. and was presented by the
NBC Unive-sit;. of the Air, directed
by Frank Papp
Gamblers Argue,
One Gets Shot
An argument between two men
over an alleged gambling misunder
standing ended this week with the
serious shooting of George Shannon,
28, of 421 Melbourne street.
Shannon was treated at Receiving
hospital for gunshot wounds to the
abdomen and left arm.
Police say that Shannon was shot
bv Robert Evans, alias "Hipps” fol
lowing a game between them at an
18th street address, at which time
Evan* flourished a knife and later
shot Shannon as he stood on the
sidewalk near Rose and 18th streets.
Evans esraned. Police believe he
lives at 3919 Michigan avenue.
Police Seeking
Fur Thief Here
Police aye searching for a man
whom a cairjjriver reported he saw
a man take J fur coat from a store
located on Washington boulevard
near Clifford street this week
The cab driver, Harry Alien of
21301 Telegraph Road told police
that he had chased the man to
Ad tins and Biu , -h -treet before the
alleged thug eluded capture.
Two Married Women
In Suicide Attempts
A 29-year-oid married woman i
whom police sav attempted to com
m t suicide hv trying to throw her- i
-elf in front of a street car was held
(nr ohst»rvatii>n this wetk at Reeeiv- !
mg hospita’.
S!io is Odessa Songster of 3149 .
Jay stree’. Pol <c say she made
three attempts to tump in front of
a street car while near Jay and
M !) dig 11 stia i ts.
Drinks Poison
Rose Favors. 28. of 935 Alger
street was taken to Receiving hos
pi t l fur treatment of possible pois
or.a g after, according to police, she
had t.’kcn a quantity of iodine in a
’cprirted suicide attempt, because of
domestic trouble
( I T IN ABDOMEN
Hortense Hayden, 40. of 643 K.ns
w.;s I.rated at Receiving hospital
this week for stab wounds to the
ilidoo en Police say that she did
’in: know by whom or how she sus
tained her injuries.
She was taken to get aid from a
tavern at Watson and Hastings
tree*, police records d.sclosed.
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Army Taking Over
Big New York Hotel
By HARRY McALPIN
WASHINGTON. D. C. - <NNPA>
—The Army was to announce on
Friday that the Theresa Hotel, swank
rendezvous of out-of-towners v.sit
ing New York and the home of
many “prominent and permanent
guests" ip Harlem, is to be used as
a redistribution center for battle
weary soldiers returned from over
seas combat areas All civilian
guests and residents of the hotel will
be evacuated. There is a slight
chance this plan may be changed
aft r protests of Negro leader*.
The Theresa is the second Negro
h« tel to be taken over for this pur
pose. The week before, the Pershing
Hotel in Chicago was taken
The loss of the Theresa for civil
ian use will be a severe blow so
Harlem's housing problem for both
:n and out-of-towners. The hotel
was constantly filled to the rafters,
and reservations were more difficult
tail t ere th t at the McAlj n,
the Penns- lvnnia. the N\ w Yorker,
the Commodore, '.lie Edison, and
many other of the “downtown”
hotels.
The principal grudge of Negroes
is not that the ho.stelries are being
taken over for the benefit of soldiers
who have been undergoing the hell
of war. They see a great injustice,
however, in the Army taking ac
commodation* in the heart of Negro
belts, where housing conditions al
ready are acute, whereas for the
whites the Army is taking over the
Motorette Was
Assaulted By
Tavern Owner
A verdict is expected this week
in the trial of Marine Lundin Statfe.
former tavern owner, accused by a
24-year-o!d motor* ttv of assault ini*
her last April as .-.he sought to u.-e
the toilet faciltt.es in a beer-garden
31 3397 South Fort street.
The trial start* d Monday in the
court of R Ciirdir's Judge John J.
Maher before a jury.
Daisy Summer of (>44 Melbourne,
n motorette f >r tlie DSR claims th .1
she was a saulted b; Mrs. StalTe
and three men after she had used
a lavatory inside the beer-pardt n
Testimony at trie tr.l Monday dis
closed that a complaint protest.m»
the use of the tavern facilities hv
DSR emplayues had been made sev
eral months prior to the alleged as
sault upon Miss Summers
A notice for DSR employees to
refrain from using the tavern facili
ties had been posted in . 11 barns,
accordin'.’, .to Clarence Patterson,
station blaster.
Another nfficird of the DSR d s
clos. d that the company pays rental
for facilit e> to he u-* d by the DSR
ei ployee*. that such a slat on was
located across the street from the
South Fort street tavern.
Miss Summers accus d tin* tavern
owner, Marge Lundin Staffe and
tluee men of assault in? tier last
April, resulting in injuries to her
face, anus, ahdon en and back.
Mrs. I.utid.n Staffe was convicted
>f as.sa ,ilt and battery oti tin com
; plait;t of M:ss Summers several
: month* auo by Recorder’s .Indue Ar
thur K Gordon. However the de
fendant was planted a new trial by
Ri co dor's J. dgo John P. Srallen.
A jury di sap reed Tuesday and
Recorder's Judge John J. Maher
, dismissed. Atty. Joseph Brow n,
(counsel for Miss Summers, said he
expects to have the case set another
trial soon.
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CUTTING HIS BIRTHDAY CAKE
luxury accommodations at resort
centers, which in no wa> affects the
day-to-day living of the white civil
ian.
•Negroes." >a;d one leader, "are
not unwilling to make any sacrifice
in the interest of the war and for
tlie benefit of their soldiers. But in
n democracy, one expects the sacri
fices to be somewhat evenly dis
tributed"
The jim-crow feature of the cen
ters for Negroes is being seven ly
criticized ilso No such segregnt.on
is practiced n the redistribution
centers set up by the Army Air
Fore s.
(See "t'n-Covering Washington"
on thii subject on page 20.)
AKAs To Sponsor
Night Football
Local chapters of National sorori
ties arc it inifcsting an interest in
cultural enterta nm nt as never be
fore In the spring the Delta Sigma
Theta sorority sponsored a recital
at the Masonic auditor.um featuring
Roland Hayes. It was the first time
Roland Hayes had appeared in De
troit in many years and the concert
was one long to be remembered.
Next month the local chapter of
the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority is
sponsoring the first night football
game ever to be placed in Detroit
by colored college teams. The parti
cipating teams will be Tuskegec
Inst.tutc and Wilbcrforce Univer
sity.
TuskePee and W'lberforcc have
met annually in Chicago for many ;
years. The game usually attracts be- |
tween 20.000 and 23.000 fans includ
ing many Motor Citians. but this
year gas rationing is so pronounced
Detroiters are unable t i get b voncj
the bumri r*y line- of Wayne Comi
ty and will appreciate the ounor*
tun.t.v to see a Tuskcgee-Wilber*
force game in '.heir own city. The
date w 11 be Friday evening. Oct. 21. i
at the University of Detroit strdium.
As usual "M ss b troit" will he pro
claimed and presented during the
halves. Mrs (11 idys M 11s, -or ety
columnist <>f die Mi'higan Chron
icle. wi'l be ,n charge of the "Miss
Detroit” r ntest b ature, and as
usual all v 11 b. irt e.-t<d to learn
the identity of "Miss Detroit of
1944
Follow ng close b» hind the Deltfl
and AK A the Eta Phi Beta soror
ity 'S sponsoring a concert present
ing the Southern;! re- at the Detroit
Institute of Arts. Tuesday evening.
Oct 17.
Yc.s, the local chapters of our na
tional soi 'Mins here m the Motor
C’:tv are on th ir toes in anxious
endeavors t" t»r.ng wholesome and
an 1 1 i; d entertain l ent to local
pleasure .-eekers. More than all. the
money obtained is being applied to
suostantial programs.
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Urge Britain To
State Attitude
Towards India
n> IIAKRY MeM.PIN
WASHINGTON, D C. <NNPA>
—Clarification of its stand on India
independence as a means of saving
thousands of American lives was
urged upon Britain last week in Die
House of Representatives by Rep
Calvin Johnson <R of 111.)
‘lf the lives of thc-c American
soldiers were not involved,’’ John
son said, "the Indian quest.on would
not directly concern the United
States. But with Brita n and the
United States pledged to cru.«h Ja
pan together, the ii-snc becomes
more than a dispute between India
and Britain."
The Congressman urged rr mint
consideration by the* House Forugn
Affa.is C .mu..fee of his recent reso
lution to declare "perr na non
grata" two diplomat c ministers rep
resenting Britain and India m Wash
ington for alleged eff »r.s t<> mold
American public opinion with re
gard to the Ind an question The
ministers are Girja Shankar Bajpai,
minister for India, and Ronald
Campbell, minister extraordinary
and envoy plenipotentiary for Great
Britain.
Thousands of Negro troops, mostly
in service forces, are stat.oned in
India.
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