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PAGE TWO
BILL BLACKBURN, WHO DREW HIS FIRST
BREATH 92 YEARS AGO, BIDS DETROIT ADIEU
Hi >KH» H 4 HI 11.1. It**
William Franklin Blackburn t*2
native Pep-o Mer. was Horn on
Itidependen, e May. Ivv: Me died
Syndav morning Vugh*f 12 at
hi* hum* 9.2 Walk avenue Hur*
ml w.i- .if Pa Mill! Cenieterv. IS*n*
!no Mul), Tim aii.iv \usu»t I*<
Th*' :tHow» is tn tun f. a sterco-
( Ivped ohitnary of
a life-long Pe
laijtor Hut tlio
passing Ilf kind
IV. I«. Ia hl r
-Hill" Black
hurn a* rela
tives an'l hun
dreds n t friends
of lioth cutups
wild hrothors nf
hi« « •.-■ft. knew him. clown'**
ion', i >nr- nioi » than thi** 4- aii
rM ftimd and native of iv, < i»>
• j* n. i mts*(|t> the* w . . peeform
this last - vi, for Rill Big* k
btm.
>1 frt;,... 0> ~ i joa ’ly
t)i.. -i| '•* ('t hi* ill tho i* v
nf h>- w? 4 pnin"v hi trade*
tho d.oi nwn] worked 'ot ’linn'
»rii * r T Bant.nm
W 1,. <• "I „ "11* orn »as
, i . ~,i . >r« a-" :n low•
, • v ,ii ►-n• i•' tiaa th**
. ~!• if aMrr year* ho
, ■ ■ v the W <yno
r *i v H■• i«l ' kuditora in tho
V u*.'n Mil department "PtH:’ •
c . 2 t a ' • ,-ft v«' ant h\ ttto
c • • ■ ..of tho i.iio Jerome
i > • i w. - an ap" untro of tho
• p,, ,« r. it man. formor
< , i I ,* r !le hold *h,s pn
a,ci,,n In ' 1 •<. tinnl 1 ‘ 'u>t
or o■ f ~'mj th>- democratic
»lilS, M* !' khnin was a lifo
-Inr> ? Kpi":'' :• >n
Ts h,» l <i p J ’!
i r \ } i " : * *!*>• > a rah
n ft , »!|• •< n-’-iM havo
♦«, ' w . ;■; .-. r i• i! »u
A;t iinlotif Mn.nn tint)' 'he ’.a-t
Mr BT • UH in wm.to,ted into
U;o «• if 4 u 1 11 ■' •'« 1
Mo was a*t active and ri|t|v,si-
Oc'n momhor of pvthago «-
lfvts. ow ■ sin , 1 « ir»« option
A life n m ■ « -p «.,» oestnwed
vrnn it; - Sot' ■*.'o- p. P2T fjo ’
APPOINT GUARDIAN
OF CIVIL LIBERTIES
CHI' AGO <a\''. \»i>. Wtl
•im Henrv Muff w.*t« tht« «erlt
p yn< o' rrl CIV 1 ! her'icS
t omm ciinn*'" *»r r hc not ffiern
. ioti-|r{ of? 1 *V''« and Wimmuln,
r 'h:« Hornin'" » f " >« inH«' h>
f-a ml K\a’;.'d Rub .1 Kin Icy
V. »nn ii»■ «■'n ' '■ rei'imtnrrda
•ip • C* -la*. Pi • < es .1
Th»> J»''j.r.intpirn* •» no added
r»f f'sri*i' •■ of \**> Muff • worth
IP thf field of civil hherf if*
rtX’*Hth’ he *a * a popiiyted a
nerrher «f t*-e . *.«} «'aff of th»
Vi him' ■ ( Refer** . £ ,e of
America »h<* r> garbra'ion »hi* h
Is now ■ up'onr.e a 'igh* on
( eons £r I- K'ot w;»
* CO SILVi A MAU!
r * * » •» «•»•
s * • »••« i
■ . ..n J f
ORIGINAL LUNCH
The Beat In
Steaks - Chops Chicken Dinners
Salads - Sea Food Dinners, Etc.
Open to | :.*i A. M.
Farbe* Johnson, Props.
2616 Gratiot Avenue
} Sportsmen Hotel,
3761 WEST WARREN
Permanent & Transient Rooms
ALL UP-TO-DATE CONVENIENCES
j Phone TYlei 4-8630 j
For Retervationi
H. C. THOMAS, Proprietor
,-** * - >'»own»«yryryyry*>rr»
General Repairing
; THlnlty l-iIMO
Aiiloinnth# Hrrtlrr with ■ H* , |>iit»tlt*n
\ 411 WORK c.l 4K4>rr.ri»
’ Painting Bumping Welding
: OAKLAND SERVICE GARAGE
J E. W. Stephana, Prop. 8640 Oakland Aire.
Detroit, Michigan
ro#* hid the ultimate in Masonry
• item tho .43 rd degre.- was con
tor rod upon him a' Philadelphia
Wav IWI
Just a ni'i'li ago last Satu'day
Wr Blackburn with other mrm-
I « (if the Shi hie Mere th*'
cttesis of Pr H Wilson whore
t|tev had gathorod at the latter a
(•tinge near Amheraihurgh (*a .
for their annua 1 troll* "Hill"
hacl neV( r missed cno of these
1 parties Meiause h<* was auhje(t
fit heat' attacks it was thought
host h\ Ins dein od wife, and
mom not« of the partv to discour
age hi‘ attendance vVcu«* II H:t
he ins;iiecl and. was taken along
The *IJ tear old Mason newt re
covered from the heart attack
ulihit occurred before hi* return
horn.
W Blackburn attended the old
Wh: he. w aehortl fha' «a> lew atod
in Fast laifaiette stieet One of
h ; -choot ma'i-s n; t< ihf late
Ho 1 . I! I \V * 11 1 » Me II its a
faj’hul memher of St Matthew- a
Ft-tsoopa! church and al'fUiated
with the church'- Brotherhood or
c.ini/ation
Me was ’so ,«it hiin.ifary mein
boe of the i *dd Fellow s
1.. - sites » ■. held at si
Mott news c h ■i« :i Thursday at 1
c'*c .lie k pm Th, Peieiend Fath
er W.o er offiria’tnc .
Wednasriav nistit <• 11 and 12
o c ;o> a I'-'s;i»•( t .• y. Warrac c i
Temc \o . r Nobles of Mvi
t.i Sh; the and Teneh ae services
••f 11. Cot - «'ory. wore h'ld with
v '-"i Ur. ■"p Mlustrious pot»n
--t. if pi a <iding
The deceased was in Jios-essiott
o' a’: the degrees of Masonry
Pi Mil p Mall afft’ia ion thro'icl:
the 4 ltd and last degree
PLAN $500,000
MEMORIAL HALL TO
HONOR NEGRO VETS
' H!< A<;n \NT‘ - A
• Cl. . memorial civic auditori
i n htuMinc cerji, a'»d to Negro
ffMiu men and women will hr
c;efc,; , n one of several local
• ■ mmumf ic« •nv according to
A.d rv-Puci he-. last M...
Aid. Depriest. who disclosed
'ha' h<- la now look ;£ for i «tte
’ ■ b* _fn* <. nf.': nin on the
building defin'd tha* the sponsors
o- ih» bulldit.jt ha'** any political
designs in i"» election He *aid
- hat i* it to he non-pa 1 tisan ah
sntutc 'tee of political control
r>op. \r - * former congress
man a fid also ,1 smith ‘if|e reai'nr
1 1‘\ ea ! | that th M a*i*l ’i»rium win
faci’itje* »rial 'o that of
VHi-nj| Square Garden in New
"V <* ’ V It "ill have a seating *a-
I'.l. , V of ]nnn.| and v»-f!] he equip
l" 1 ■' I'll f i'ilt'ie, for re< t eation
*• r>c. rt - meet in* t and conventions
m w ■ feel theatre tie h">k..\ nnd
*i-a'it’£ arena he <aid Tin aud
cOfi’itn will he air-conditioned
• Th. re* rest ion program i«
Sihei.uied «o that about Th per
-1 * :• of he a* tivi'y w ill he ailo
•:l‘ ed to tile publji without
'h;- ce ' the \iderman ad'led The
• id.’s will house several t»-ar
' at, post «
Sn '»r memorial rjvjc build*
n *'' ' ' !, e erected in Other cit
1; * 1 *• said t,y the I'oimtini e Re.
'*<*■ i">up which will handle
• o-v«*. to t.i.ri n» tiie proposed me
ttion 1 building hej-c
| Masonic rites at tho grave wore
under the auspices of Pythagoras
lodge No 14. F and A M. of
which W .?nd«on Mills Is Wor
shipful Master.
Hr. John W. Moore. Flint.
Mich Most tirancl Worshipful
(■land Master of the State of
Michigan pro-ldod at th* final
! Masonic dies.
Surviving Mi Blackburn are
hts widow two nieces Meade me*
; F liel Nooly. and Bernadette
Walls Vpsilanti. Mich, and a
nc-tthew Pxk Blackburn, i hit ago.
! in
Hi iatol and Bristol had charge
of funeral arrangements.
Men of 93rd Bag
High Jap Officer
UFA IKJF ARTKRS, Southwest
|’a< tfn \rca The War de|>art
inent tod a v an non need the names
of th.- niemhors of the nine
man patrol of the f>.Jt<l Infantry
<.|\ 1-hMI II tn rocenMy flushed out
of the lulls of Morotai Islancl
the highest ranking Japanese
officer ever taken alive In the
Southwest Pacific campaign.
Colonel Pile hr commander of
t|... remaining Japartbse on Moro
tai. where the P°,id ha* I'een en
gager) in mopping-up operation*,
was disc overed and laptmed as
tie lav faie (low n in the jungles
Vt least nine members of hiR
personal g-iaid wo, killed hy
th** p.c; ioI whic h rp urned to its
base without losing a man.
Names and addresses of mem
bers of the patrol follow
Li.- it Colonel Ja< y C Me Kin
!i>* Bov 40. Pinevtlle. La Mat
•t.mlev \ MeidH. 422 t Reaver
s' <ei Fort W ayne. Indiana
M P< lei i| o Set»!p. Ir . 10
W . to-. *»r root. F<>t f Worth Tex ;
‘apt lohn T Pierce 111. po, k-
I" • Mo SeieeHir Alfonso Pi I
- llcope Jackson. Tenn ;
T-’chi'. .in Third Grade X. J
Nakaniahi. 44S Second a'enue
New 4oi k City Corporal Albert
Mo:ri«on F.lm street. Tampa.
Florida Private Fust Class Ro
)’• f Sh*an. General Delivery,
Ci" is New Mexico: and Private
first Class Rnheit A. Lvanr.
'27 WVs* street. Oakland Calif.
Legion Installs
Officers After
Posts Parade
The Hettoit Districts asMiria*
turn of American Region posts will
uaain hold their annual mass In*
staltation in the auditorium of
Cass hmli si oho! on Second Ave ,
dt Vrrnoi on Wednesday. Sept .V
at v :m p m
M'".' of the posts t« ill pnrtii irate
and the World s Championship
rii.l - iiual team of Voiture No.
11‘2 will aaatn install the various
officers
The inVallation will he pro* red
ed by a parade whith will form
at the Pietro! association head
quarters IT*. State street and
manh from there to Washington
boulevard north on Washing’nn
boulevard to Grand River, from
Grand Rrer to Second oi|t Second
in 'he auditorium entrance of Pass
Tor h
All ex-servicemen are requested
to put oq thei* uniforms and Inin
the pn’-ade «hich w ill form 7
p m
GREGORY’S
TAILORS AND CLEANERS
“The Morn !n the Middle of the hlorh Holnc l>n«lne«« on the Sqnnre"
Smartly tailored »nlt« and mat* for l.adle* and Gentlemen. I.arire
a««ortment of fine quality woolen* In stork.
5743 Hastings St.
MAdison 2524 (»ar Hendrle)
Y. K. YATES VI. 1-9643
DON’T READ THIS!
I see alii know silt tell all. and make jna see wonder*
REV. J. H. THOMPKINS
Over 28 Years Experience
Spiritual Hoi mess Expert
COME AND GET FREE. SECRET ADVICE
*o problem too hard, f erne er write any day
oris os srshays
Meetlne*: If Hnnr« daily - hslft a.m. to P:M p.m.
I pray for the alrk So problem too hard for God
j 8017 Vancourt, out W. Warren TYler 6*0225
DETROIT 1, MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, AUGUST 25. 1945
i Sherrill Prints
Peace Conference
Observations
William L. Sherrill, former
newspaper man who W'a* observer
for the Cnlveraal N>Sio Improve
ment association at the Cnited
Nation* Conferanr# at San Fran
i i*rr>, |\a« published a phamphlef
on hi* observations at the meet
in*
The title of Sherrill a report is
“Highlights. Sidelights and Obser
vations ’ The S4-pa*e rompllw
tion include* a abort biography;
the alma of the conference; the
Dumbarton Oak* Proposals: and
explanation of the ph> ait al.atruc
tore of tlie Conference, speech
highlights of the conference, and
■ letter* he received from the lead
era of the delegations at the meet
In hi* report Sherrill took to
task the ljheiian delegation for
refusing to disi us* 'matter* deal
ing with discrimination of darker
nu on. The w riter said that Vice
resident C. I*. Simpson said that
the Cnited State* as n nation has
heen more friendly cooperative
and helpful to his country and that
his government has no quarrel
w ith Cncle Sam, ain< e Liberia Is
a< corded all the privileges and
courtesies that are given to other
nation*
In the conclusion the Detroiter
wrote that tn his opinion the most
ludicrous spectacle at the Confer
ence was to see .lan Smut* prime
minister of the Cnion of South
Africa, protecting himself forward
a* the advocator of the right* of
man He said that Smuts doe* not
consider the Negro In dealing with
pronosals and world urograms.
Sherrltt I* a DMA organlrer
and a member of the staff of the
Circuit Court Commissioner.
Negro Preacher
Tries For Dayton
School Board
DAYTON t AN Pi Dissatis
fied with the handling of Negro
problems hy the Dayton Board of
Education. libera! fori es here
have rallied to the* support of
Granville W Reed Jr. dynamic
and militant minister of Wayman
Chapel AME church in his hid
to become the first Negro in
Montgomery county, to win an
• forth* office
Veteran observers predict thn<
Reed has an excellent chance of
election, because of the dissatis
faction of numerous other group*
who are determined the complex
ion of the hoard *hail he
i hanged. There are nine candi
date* (n the field and four to he
elected Four on a slate in
which three incumbent* are seek
ing r**yC \p< t(on and this increases
he stMfngth of Reed
The pastor is a native of Cali
fornia and a graduate of the
Cniversity of California and i*
doing work on his doctorate at
Columbia university He |* mar
tied and the father of three chil
li ren
Liberal whit* forces In the city
have pledged him their
Say You Saw It in
The Detroit Tribune
RED CROSS
FINDS MOTHER
SA.MBOANGA Mindanao. PL
(AN Pi A mother and her sun.
sepalated fur 2<> year*. soon will
he i euuitetl through th* efforts
of Duke Montgomery. 1041 K»»st
?lblh street. New York City. Red
Cross* field director with flic HJril
“Blue Helmet’* division, thu only
all-Negro division in th,. Pacific.
The soldier. « rifleman with
the JHfitli Infantiv regiment, was
an infan when his fathci desert
ed hia mother and took hint to
Oklahoma. When the fattier died,
the five-year-old child was plaied
in an orphanage where he re
mained until he xv.is 17.
"I didn't know alerts to start
looking tor m • nu.ther ’’ the sold
ier explained to Montgomery,
"and in n few months [ was in
the army.**
Montgomery wro.e to all the
Red Cross chspt*,* lie felt might
b* able to help. A month later.
In ved a i pl> fron th Net
York City chart) r giving tlm
mother, address and Including a
'■••port on he* loalth and wr|-
fat <
The cornnr-.•tiling officer ap
proved an emeiv »«y furlough for
the eager Gs,
Said Montgomery "I had a
parth tilar inte.-e- in fhi*. I was
in th.* same orphaliage mvself a*
a child.”
NEGRO ACES
MAY OWN
PLANES
MASHING TON* - Returned
veteran* of the famed BBT ti
Fighter* Squadron and the TU'nd
Fighter Group a* well a* other
war veterans may now purchase
:tt plane* and related parts from
Government surpluses, the Sur-
I lu« Property Board announced
this week, as a result of two
amendment* to existing regula
tion).
Th- sph amended Regulation
Nf) ? leftectiv,. July ]i which
permits veteran* to purchase
tn.)t. in I ami equipment lo >.,•(
themselves up in their own busi
ness or profession Heretofore,
the ) filiation excepted ainiaft
I mler the aim*mlmen . vefer
an* it.) now purchase plane* on
it 1* * * I—rul Agency \o. 1 priority
’l'hi plane hnwivci must he
ssenliallv for tlx establish
•net • of n business such a* shut
He transportation, thing school
or special licensed transport srr
vice, and not for personal or pri
vate use.
The amendment to SPP Regu
lation No. 7 allows the veteran
to purchase one airplane from
surplus with no cost limitation
regardless of whether he has al
ready houchf or plans to buy
other surplus items up to the
*-.VWt limit established In the re
gulation
The SPR also amended Regula
tion No 2 which designate* (he
disposal agencies and establishes
Federal. B-nfo. and local govern
ment priorities, to add nlplane*
to til* list of properties available
for resale to qualified veteran*
for business purposes through
the use of SWPC priority
There are 11 o SWPC field of-
I Will Rebuild Your Shoes
—with—
Oak Leather
At rea«nnahle price*. while you
nslt. Your (.naranfeet my 4H
yearn In Same I.oration.
J. MILLER’S
ONLY PLACE
515 GRATIOT AVE.
■ -ll ■ • ■ ■~ l T - : ; _ _ - T
runpru nc rnn ceemf and jay streets
tnuixtn ur u UU ret. Raymond s. jackson, rn«tnr
Sunday School— 9:30 A M Morning Service—ll:oo A M.
Young People'* Hour-8:30 P.M. Evening Service—7:3o P.M.
Evangelistic Service 7:30 P. M. Wednesday
LESTER’S QUALITY MARKET
Selling Quality Good* at Low Prices
5251 HASTINGS STREET
BIG NEW FOOD STORE
NOW OPENED
For Business
with highest quality groceries ~ choice
meats - fresh fruits and vegetables
UNIVERSAL FOOD STORE NO. 1
2908 Hastings St.,-CA. 4940 - Detroit 1,
HIGH STEPPER
-W'
Sg® jP?
§|IIB s / > v
Jjf- iiK. ' ym
t* mu ' ■ i */c <
/ >' jig*
Jr
ijj|H;gv * If/,? ‘ /r S;• vVp
m mm'
little \illry llctullj.. daughter
•if Mr. and Mr*. Milliam Hendly
has returned to ti!Mi fclliot street,
after spending ten day* In
Greenville, S.l „ with ( aplain
mid Mrs. William Hampton. I.ti
tle Autry mad* a hit 111 Green
ville with her majorette
perform*nee. she I* n member nf
the Hamtranirk Military Ara
demy Nn. |S»w.
RECONVENE CONGRESS
DEMAND OF NNC
NKXV YORK— Miring Presi
dent Truman. Dorothy K Funn.
legislative director of the Na
tional Negro Congress, asserted
that the September date set by
him for the reconvening of Con
gress. was too late to deal ade
quately with the piesing job*
crisis.
*’ Recortv ersion. unemeployment
and KKPC legis'ation necessitate
the immediate reconvening of
»'i>ngrrs* Miss Funn told the
president
She add«d in a separate state
ment that the ‘imminence of
\*J Day brought our country
ini e to fni e w ith mas* unem
ployment. sample* of which are
even now making headline* as
plan shi.t-rlowna are reported."
Among ail the workers. Miss
Funn do la red. the problem* of
Negroes are probably the most
severe. "It i* Important for this
’ea son Dial the fight for jobs
lc a united fight" she con
cluded
fi* e* located throughout the
country. Interested veterans
should contact or write the
nearest office, giving full details
in thei r application*.
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MEMPHIS POLICE CONCEAL
ATTACK ON NEGRO GIRLS
Further Indignities
As They Complain
MKMIMIIS lANPI
Memphis official* art* trying to
, !ohU to alienee crime committed
by two uniformed officer* In the
rape of two Negro girl* ha» been
charged far and wide here.
The mother* of the two victim*
►ay their daughter* were attack
ed by two policemen recently on
extended Union avenue. The two
airla were employed aa cook* at
Freda case. They worked at
night and get off from work at
1:30 a ni. The atorv they tell ia
that they wer* waiting for a
street car when a police squad
i ar manned hy two uniformed of
ficer* drove up.
The girl* any they were ordered
to get into the police car, the
two officer* telling them they had
been loitering on thp corner for
;,n hour and a half. The girlß
protested that they had just been
released from work nnd exhibited
their health cards.
One of the mothers said her j
daughter wan taken out of the
car and criminally assaul ed by
one of the officers on the grass
beside the *«iuad car. The other
mother *nid her daughter was
( forced by the other officer to
an unusual submission Sh<> said
the officer* told them they would
i kill them if they told what had
I happened
Karly last Saturday morning
one of the mothers called the
girl * employer and told him what
bad happened. With him, the
mothers took their daughters to
police headquarters, wher* they
say they told their alory to pol
ice Chief « stroll Seabrook
The girl* were locked up In
the women's headquarter* and
l police officials slat ted their In- j
veatigatlon. Thp Kirin were ques
tioned repeatedly and were held
in jail until the following Mon
day afternoon, their parents said 1
‘The two girl* were taken into
a room where a lot.of police of
ficer* were lined up and were
told to pick out thp guilty men,’’
one of the mothers said. When
•he girl* entered the room, thev 1
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lo.n of $lO to SIOO tide you over? lid .,^
Then phon#, writ# or call at any ft l tmtm ■mWt w »»»»*4 >4hui pa IW.
of Provident*, convenient ofhcee. 1 VMM MM *• **"*■
You’ll gat aarvica. No in* jft Kfc B jC 5A *f
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or relatives. Look at the chart, and LOAN A SAVINGS SOCIETY
youll aa. at a (lane, ju.t what Convenient
your monthly payments will be for Downtown Office
in# amount you want to borrow.
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»S°° to *SOOO lon. It
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IHA IMPROVEMENT Shone RA 2542
LOANS isTAKiiiMiD too*
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Tire* Practically New— Quick Service
1940 FORDtITs^I:”
Rartln Heater. Rebuilt Motqr. Many Extra*. A H«ney
1940 CHEV SET *645
R**ti«. Me*far. Rebuilt Motor. New r*lnt Job. frpertal
1940 MERCURY £°7s?,tr ‘72
Ra«lio. Heater. Rebuilt Motor, A Real Break
1941 BuicKsrasr
Rat.l'*, Healer, Rebuilt Motor. A Honey. Hurry’
1941
Radio. Heater. Rebuilt Motor, Many Extra*. A Honey
1941 FORD
Radio. Heater. Rebuilt Motor. A Beautiful
1941 CHEV.'ir,....
Radio. H»»ter, Rebuilt Motor. A Real Maatar . f
1941 PONTIAC 945
Radio. Heater. Rebuilt Motor. A Honey of a R*r** tn
Open Every Evening Until Eleven P.M.
BERT BAKER
'THE BIG LOT*
9800 Grand River, corner Livernoi*
PHONE NORTHLAWN 9200
were told hy Reahrnok tw
they picked out -he » ron !
they would he pm | n )S ||
With girl* walked i lp ,
aunts men. but the- * >r> ’
lowed to point mit the offJ
When l asked the chin what
going to be done to *| IP
for treating my daughter J
way. he told nte that thf g
were not certain in th»j r
Heat lon and for me to ttk ,
daugh.rr. go home k ’
mouth *hut.’’
One of the girl,, said ,-h* .
told by some police offtriu,,
to disc us* the mallei« *j, h
one. noth mother* said th» ,i
ter* identified by th*.
denied the attack to their i
perior officers
Memphian* immediately | l#
ed a campaign for Negro p«|
In the Negro sections
ASK IMPEACHMENT
OF SENATOR BILBO
CHICAGO. 111. The Chta
council of the National \«
Congress i* petitioning r-Mifr
Harry R. Truman, and s» nK|
Hrooks and Lu<a* of ||| ino i
‘Take imediate action to imps*
Senator Theodotc
cause of his fasrUr-like i» t
upon the Italian. N> to and J 4
lsli people, for th<> purpose nfj
vidlng the people and until
racial conflict, win-h -» .n.jj
unbecoming to U. S **r»ton,«
danger* the war eftort and 1
pence.”
The petitions are circular
with a call to •’Help Throw
ajor Hllbo of \li"i-Kippj n
of Congress.!" The -ail t ln|
Senator Ftilho with opreadtre t|
cial filth. Inciting racial
wrecking the harpmtiv of 1
American people, nlarmin* u
people of Europe. A*u and ft
ca. and dtagging Ametic is not
prestige through .he 'lew* i
racial hatred.' 1

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