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Characterizes the unemployed as to migratory status, personal attributes, education, experience.

Describes plans for a four hundred acre camp on Highway 12 about sixty miles from Detroit.

Testimony and statements presented concern employment practices, particularly in automobile and chemical industries, union practices with respect to training, education, housing, and police relations

p. 23-30. Statement if Edgar Brazelton Jr., President of the Booker T. Washington Business Association

Protests the barring of 3000-unit housing project to Negro war workers.

Describes objectives of Committee, headed by Horace White, to help delinquent black youth.

Solicits money for purchase and equipping of the van.

Written while League was still at 1911 St. Antoine, suggests modes of living, attire, etc. for urban acceptance.

Citing several examples, alleges jobs at Ford Motor Company for Negroes are largely undesirable, unhealthful, poorly paid, and used for coercive purposes.

Devotes one chapter to her death in Battle Creek and to describing memorials and other evidence of her sojourn there.