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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-09
DOwACIAC NEWS

The Idle Hour Farm hotel and
cottage were filled 10 capec'tv
from Saturday through Tuesday.
with visitors from many cities. A
mong The visitors Mere MIR. and
Mrs Oscar p. LINDSEY of Detrou
Or n Peyion johnson De,roi.
Or and Mrs Dixon Gary. In1
members 81 The Sub Rosa G,r,s
club. Chicago; and many others.
The Young people engaged in hos'-
INK. fishing horse shoe pitching
croquei swimming softball and
other sports
Approximately 500 car loads ~
holiday seekers from chicago Wis
lied this locality on The Fourth ~
July There was An overflow Of
guests a the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Nosk Gri'fen including Or \.
Thorne and Dr G Grant. Mr. ard
Mrs L. Rrekfield Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessie Sublefi Mr.. and Mrs F.. l..
Adams. and Mr. and Mrs n. X.
Hymsn. All Of Chicago
voIina Cassopolis and DowsgiAc
viii hold union grove meeting.
Iuly 10 a, The tsssopoIis fair-
grounds Rev Harold Houston IS
pastor Of his Circuit Of churthe..
The ealh annual session of the
Chain Lake Baptist sssociatiau
viii convene July : 10 10 Al Sc
ond Baptist church Dowsriac r
deliberations VIII center arouu 1
The doctrines Of me New re-
neni church
Miss Ruth Dixon presiden
The B y r r. Of - Johns Esa-
lis' church. Gar, Indiana. nt
he guest Of the 3 " r.
Second Bsptis' church IN DoN
ci~c jul, H. at $50 p m Bsts
Jane Archer is president
Whenever you are in Dowssiec
visit Second Baptist church
"A coLoRED upcF-
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PORT HURON

The r. Y r. L OF shiloh Bap-
tlsi church is sponsoring a "Trip
sround-the world Thursday even
ing July :
Andrew Johnson .Ir Is home
from Camp Bitely on 2 Ten 'dsv
leave Of absence He is visiting
his parents and viii return -
camp next Monday
The sunday School -uperiniend-
eni Of churches in South Port
Huron held their meeting last
SUNDAY July 3 a. the Metropolitan
Ba piis' church. Of which Rev r.
f. Arkers is pastor
Pilgrim Baptist thurch
The Pilgrim Baptist church Of
PORT Huron. held a fine anniert-
sary. beginning Monday nie'f.
June -. and continuing through
sunday. July 3
The service Monday niehi III.
conducted nv shiloh Rspffs'
church Sixiy-six cents Was cpl-
lected.
Tuesday night the Church -
God in Christ. ~ which Rev Lof'
is pastor. was in charge OF thn
service The collection WAS 81 ~
Mt olive Bapiisi church. pas',v-
ed by REV. Cowans. conducted SCR
vices Wednesday nighl and S-li
was collected.
Thursday night The Melropoli-
tan Baptist church Rev Axes
pastor. was in charge OF the meet
Jig. $2ls being collected
ST. Paul A VI f. church WAS IN
charge Friday nigh, and the col
lection Was 81 IS Rev simmons
is pastor.
SUNDAY the Pilgrim Bapli>t
church. OF which Rev. D. l.. Form
an is pastor. conducted the se,-
vices SUNDAY, the sum of $3.50
being raised A beautiful selec-
lion VAS rendered hy Pilgrims
Young peoples quartet
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ALBION
By Alice Ganft

Many Albion citizens Al ne
stroke Of midnight July 3. swuas
10 The music Of Gloster Current o.
u dance I'm Battle Creek
Clarence Union and EVELYN Nc
iAy spent July In Albion The
reside In Detroit
Fishing. dancing and baseball
sames furnished amusement FOR
local citizens on The Fourth ".
July The Albion hoys played in
Parma and were defeated The
girls and boys teams played nall
~ Lansing. Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Bernie Price. of
Ann Arhor. were in Albion. sun
day
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Caring
ton, OF Ann Arhor. spent the pest
week end in Albion.
A party in celebration Of july
was given Monday might AT the
home OF Anna Ruth GUYS. Guests
present included Auela Wilson.
James Hawkins. Elverta Hawkins.
Alice Cant. Herlen cheek. and
Fred Smith
Clarence Clark, Manuel Gallo
way. ana Mrs. Praneon, OF Ann
Arbor. spent last week end In Al
blon.
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Well. the Fourth of -Inly hrs
come and gone. and lots Of De'to'-
prs spent The week end oul 81
town. Others enjoyed The holiday
NJ Belle Isle and The ball game.
while sill others passed the dry
quietly at home.
Friends OF lille Marguerite
Rushing are glad 10 learn iha; s"e
is better aud Al home again. on
Stockton street.
Mrs. Ocie stroud, of Nevada ave
nne. underwent an operation this
week Al the Edith Thomas hospital.
Vernon Chapel
The Hobby Girls. M Vernon
chapel. are giving a play Friday.
July s. at $40 p M under ans-
noes of the Trustee Helpers of the
church. You are invited to conle
and bring \ friend
Sunday. July ~ will be quarter
w meeting day al MI vernon. Rev.
David Blake. the presiding elder
will preach at Il a. M This VIII
he The last quarterly meeting Tor
this conference year
The ACE. league j. having many
Interesting topics for discussion
The meetings are at $40 p M
cach Sunday.
Mrs. Theola Dorns 1877 NeYaca
avenue. is reported very III Mem
hers and friends are praying for
her recovery.
BE sure Ia read the Detroit Tri-
hume each week II Is Michigan $
outstanding Negro weekly
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News
7. 7. Harris

W - julie
Dr VI l.. spears and Rev 4
T Williams represented the Oak
land county branch OF The \ A A..
G. r., at the annual session which
convened in Columbus, Ohio June
20 through July ,
They report that II Was an en-
ihusiastic meeting
Sunday morning. Rev A T VII
liams preached on the subject.
Peace And Independence Al
S .. m. pageant WAS rendere',
entitled. The Great Women %
The Bible
Miss Dorothy Rean WAS taken
into full membership in the church,
during the morning service. Com
munion services were held.
Rev. James Conner, Of Detroit.
spoke at Macedonia Baptist church
az IL a. m The Gospel hand. "
Inkster conducted n program At
z n. m. r. Y p l.. Was held al
y. m. Communion at s p. m
The sermon was delivered by the
pastor. Rev Powell
At New Hope Baptist church
Rev. Ford r. Reed preached ON
the theme, The Danger OF Drift
ing"
Ats D. M, The Elite Jubilee sing
ers presented program.
Rev. r.. u. Broyles, pastor Y
Trinity Baptist church preached
from the subject. More Than
Conqueror.7 Communion was held
at 7:45 p. m. The b. Y. T T.
met at $50 D. m.
A surprise birthday part, was
gwen by Rev. and Mrs. William
Long. OF Branch street, June ~.
In honor OF william A Garland
.Jr. The young people presenI en-
joyed the affair immensely. Those
attending included Nathaaifi
white. David white. Leonard How
ell. Raymond Carr, Jessie W Long
Edward Smith, Jr., and Alner'
Rhodes.
The Eastern Star enterlained
.JuIv z al the home Of Mrs. Arr
John son, on BagIey. from to
H. m
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YPSILANTl
y, Mrs.. Eugenia O'Bannon
Brown Chapel

Services al Brown chapel were
very inspiring Sunday. Rev. n. r.
Washington. the presiding elder.
held MS last quarterly meeting for
TINS conference year. aud preach
cd a forceful message
Al 1880 D. M. Rev. +. l.. clsra
delivered the evening message.
Al $3.50 y m the pastor attend
ed services IN lnkster. Mich.
Friday, June a, the choir prG-
scented play. entitled "Singins
Saints al the A. NJ +. church. IN
Jackson, Mich
Pastor Garthef Robertson preach
ed an inspiring morning message
AT his church. Sunday. using iae
text John 3 90 subject. Con
cemnaiion or The Flesh The
Victory thermometers. WISHING
ladies' quartet. OF Detroit sang
several selections.
Al 1880. the congregation enjoy
ed another song service render n
by the singing units of he church
MIR and Mrs Paul Butler aud
grandmother Mrs. l.. Richa.d
Mrs. Guslina Miles. charles Clark.
Mrs Lucille Davis. $. Jackson. a.,I
Rev Martin. all of Detroit were
visitors IN ipsilanii Monday and
Tuesday. They were guests of Mis-
Augustine Cherry and her danph
ters. Mrs Edna Henderson aud
Miss Serine easier.
Funeral rites for The late WI
liam Thompson who was drow ae i
IN Huron river Thursday. June -,
were held from the Webster Fun
cral Home IN Detioii. Jun. 81
l'all-bearers from Ypsilanfi were
walter Brown John Russell and
Kenneth kersey. three pals OF the
deceased Many other friends alsr
attended he funeral services.
Mrs Mary Jones pyesiden' nl
The Palm Leaf clnb. motored a
kalamazoo. TUESDAY. June Is. e
attend the 18th biennial r0nvea-
tion OF the Michigan STATE AssocM
lion of tolored Womcns clubs
Mrs Jones was accompanied hs
several members Of her club IN.
Guiding Mesdamcs Minnie Nicely
Thelma Goodman BESSIE Starks
Ethel Nicely also Elmer Carter
who acted as chauffeur.
Mr.. and Alrs =. Murphy motor
ed 10 Oranpeburg. 5. g. Friday
80 visit Mr. Murphy's mother
whom he has not seen since 1871
The NAAcP chapter OF Ypsilanll
Held mass meeting and rally
Friday evening June a. in The
auditorium OF Harriet school
There was 4 large attendance
The Royal Harmony -Four fur
nished excellent selections. Briei
inspiring talks were made by "
Francis president DR. ) =
Clark and BENJAMIN Nicely Or J.
c. Perry chairman OF the execu
tive board. presented the charter
Robert. simmons. OF Inkster. de
li,ered The CHER address, which
was quite Interesting Clarence
Brooks collected the offer'Hc
which was contributed toward The
expense Of conveying the president
10 The NAACP convention N
Columbus, Ohio Herbert WalAcI
presided
David Harris is quite III ~ lh.s
writing Henry Burden and B'll
Jones and Robert Burnett, ST are
improving
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CASSOPOL|S

BY ". {. Clark
Chain Lake Sunday School open
ed at the usual hour las, sunday
morning. with the superintendent
in charge. The attendance was
small. on account of the rain
Mrs Essie n. PAGE has returned
from Louisville. Ky.
Cassopolis has many progressive
citizens. All are invited to send
their news to the local reporter
Saturday OF each week. 49,
A coLoRED JUDGE
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BULLETIN BOARD
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~ of action OF which We all VIII
h- proud In fact the next -
days will tell the tale.....
Mrs. Lille Brooks. he mother oi
our world heavyweight champ, Is
going 10 remodel her McDouedll
avenue home this month tshe
ia not going to build as the daily
papers printed)--....s.
Trinity hospitals new location VII
he on e. vernon Highway between
Hastings and ST. Antoine streets.
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WINDSOR, ONT.


v. p. u. meeting was held at
n. First Baptist church.
The Rev. and Mrs. Jackson and
,u.sss Marguerite Jackson. Msudle
watkins and Mary Stewart visited
:. p. N. Il. Sunday School, Har-
80 ont. Tuesday. June :Sth .
vs.,y visit was meant 10 encour-
,ss the Sunday School. The young
'sa,e. went az representative off
az. Of the 8. S. convention OF the
A. T. church. Other visitors
,rom windsor were Mrs. c. w.
sdd. representing the Conference
missionary society; Misses Alice
ana Esther watkins.
the Science, Art and Craft club
nat at the Y Thursday evening
Win James Roberts presiding
ma 10 the unfsvorable weather
additions the attendance was not
=, large as it usually is. however
nose present enjoyed the proceed
ings.
The club held its annual picnic
= gelIe Isle Friday afternoon, July
Everyone present had very
pleasant time.
The Ladies Art and Literary so-
stv sponsored picnic at Belle
Isle last Thursday.
The colonial club OF The First
aantist church of this city me. At
No home OF the president, Mrs
william washington Thursday ev-
ming June 30. Plans were made
sor yeranda and house parry -
no given Monday night. July II ~
he home OF Mrs. Washington. ~
Tuscarora street. The affair viii
no in celebration OF their 2Sth an
niyersary An interesting program
+. being arranged. Refreshments
nill he served The public Is in
rred
Or and Mrs. @. r Chatters. Mr.
md Mrs George kersey motor"d
70 Nor,h Buxton To attend he
wedding Of Miss Edna Prince %
North Buxton to Ernest Boyd ~
his cily
Miss Hazel Solomon and Arthur
Mcdowell sang over station WJRN
Sunda, morning at $50 O'Clock
IN The program OF The Macedonia
Baptist church.
A strawberry social was he'll at
he First Baptist church ast
Thursday evening.
The Rev l. H. Edwards of hiss
rliy preached at the North Buxton
Baptist church last sunday after
noon tie was guest OF the Rev.
Nr. Talbot pastor. The anniyer-
AIRY service was held last Sunday.
Rev. Anderson and his junior
choir Of the Second Baplisl
rhurch. Detroit; were guests Of The
local 4. NJ. T.. church Sunday.
RAYMOND James and his nephew
Nacverna OF Detroit: visited Miss
Arytia chase Sunday afternoon.
George Talbot, OF Toronto, ac-
,ompanied by his wife visited MS
isiher and mother Rev. and Mrs.
Talbot last week.
Miss Jeanette Woodcock has been
Waiting in Puce, Ont, for a Few
DAYS.
P. Chase has returned home af-
ler visiting his father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chase OF
North Buxton.
Eugene Kersey is visiting rela-
lives in n. Buxton.
Miss Annabeile Shreves is up ard
around again after being i'll for
some lime.
The Science, Art and Graft club
held a contribution tea Sunday az
srnoon ct the Y. Participants
we're Mrs. Mildred Page and Leroy
Washington. both OF whom render
ID vocal soloss Miss Eleanor Bish-
op. who rendered a piano solo ana
hs Newsome sisters trio. A buf-
fet luncheon was served.
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END NEWS

The Sunday school OF Zion B-p
list church was we'll attended SUI
day. bu, the pupils missed ihf
presence of their teacher Nh
Petite.
The Junior choir l. progressing
under the leadership OF Mrs Mary
Greene
An inspiring sermon Was preach
ed Sunday morning by the pastor
Rev Whoey He also delivered
The annual sermon At The meeting
OF the Ministers Union AZ M r.
mems. on The fourth SUNDAY the
subjec, was Running In III.
Race. text Heb l2l
Residents OF this community are
looking forward TO spiritual
treat Friday night, July :. when
the Midnight Spiritual Singers VII
be presented IN song recital at
the church
The church added Two new mem
bers. sunday They were MIS-
Greene and Mrs Tsgsn Of colilng
wood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Young enter
tanned as their house guest recent
Is. Miss Helen Fags OF New York
city.
Citizens OF The community OK
Tend sympathy TO the bereaycd
family Of the late James Jones
who passed away last Monday ey-
enins. June %
Younger sci
A party was given last FRIDAY
evening al the Chestnut center in
honor OF Charles Henry The az
fair also marked The anniversary
OF the Soy club which sponsored
the party.
II is reported that Miss EVELYN
Brown and Hilton Robinson were
married Saturday A, y. m. in In
diana The couple were entertain
cU ny MI dnd ME-. - ~ h'' lhil
following their return 10 the civ.
The Club one sponsored dance
81 the Franklin Settlement Sa;ur-
day. July ?. with Isaac Goodman :
orchestra providing the swing mus
H. The dance was decided su =
cess The club which is compos
ed Of young malrons. is sponsored
By Mrs. Carol Young. Officers sre:
Florence I.srkins. president Mrs
! Camille Walker. secretary and
Mrs Evelyn Smith. treasurer
Members include Mrs t.lizshe
williams Mrs Elizabeth Thomp-
son. Mrs. .Ianet Slaughter Mrs
Audrey Bell. Mrs Ola Morgan
Mrs. Melva Freeman. Mrs. Psplire
Berry, aud Mrs Ada Burden.
Des Dveurs De Ia village clnh
will sponsor a graduation party At
Franklin center. Friday. July $ l.
will he semi-formal and invitation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-09
LuI, Fourth Ae,i,i,k.

Jimmie Reed. Bob Raglsnd aud
Floyd Matthews toured va-ions
parts OF Michigan over July Fourth
HOLIDAYS
Master Cleveland Pickett lr has
returned from chicago 10 visi'
his parents in this city
Mr. and Mrs W window Mr.
and Mrs. y WINDOW Of Msssilon
Ohio. and Mr. and AIRS Kitchen
OF canton ohio. Mere guests q
their daughter and sister EilN
Mae Jenkins Sel Butler street.
Monday They lefi for their homes
Tuesday.
Mr. aud Mrs t'inley Mrs Comes.
Mrs, g. Dixon ~ Detroil also N'r.
aud Mrs Lee Walker We're guests
OF Mr. and Mrs Van Walker On
Odds street Mrs n Reed was al.
so guest The entire party went
on fishing rip. and later visit
I'd canada They reported having
a pleasant holiday
Joe Davis Ir is home visiting
his parents MIR and Mrs J Dav-
is OF this city.
The playground OF Lincoln
school is pleasant recreation
place for children as well as
dults All are invited 10 visi' The
Fairgrounds and obey he rules
Mrs Geoteia George ~ This city.
WAS shocked recenilv 10 learn ~
The death Of her sisters pastor IN
81 Louis. Mo he late Rev John
Henry Davenport. Of Pheasant
Green Baptist church
"A coLoRED JUDGE
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"A coLoRED JUDO
SAGINAW
ny Mrs. N. Toomey
Mt. Olive Church

AL the II a. m. service Sunday,
Rev. W. M Barber spoke from the
iheme, Your Influence In The
Community In which You Live.
The attendance was large. Ire
!. S. also had large attendance
incladIng many visitors. The 5.
81 Is sending Its superintendent
10 the convention at the Chain
Lake association this week The
Missionary society is sending It's
president. Betty Gillespie, to the
same meeting.
Mrs. Sarah Lyons and Mrs. Ella
Turner are still on the sick list.
The prayer meeting at 8 a. M
u we'll attended.
Bethel Church
"Barnabas, A Man or sympathy
vas the subject OF Rev. Dean s
sermon Sunday morning. The at
tendance was large, including
many visitors.
A demonstration was given at
'hs morning service, by members
N the Daily Vacation Bible school.
y which Mrs. Christine Comes Is
president.
The "Sons of Bethel" are spou-
'oring a unique entertainment. en-
tiled. Musical School Days, Sa-
'urday, July ..
Preparation r. being made for
"a organ recital. 10 be given by
Nrs. Blanche Gibbons. organist OF
hethel church.
saginaw citizens are invited to
end their local news items 10 the
'ocai agent. and buy copies from
ne nswsboys each week.
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LANSING NEWS


The Rev Toomes. OF saginaw
conducted services here last sun
dav AT one Of the local churches.
The program Was sponsored ~
The Mairons Guild Those IN
program were Mrs r Reed Mss
helen Jackson Miss Caffeine
Gaines Miss RUBY Reed Mrs kcl-
ley Miss Grace McI>awrence Miss
Dorine Ewing Miss Barbara Rom
eris Miss Dorolhf Basel Nj Il
l.. Portel. Mrs Hattie Ingram,
Mrs 4 Virgin mistress ~ cers-
monies Mrs Anna Blue pfesi-
denl Mrs Esther Walker ,ecre-
tsry and Mrs Nable Roberts
treasurer
Installation So. .iccs OF ihe 4 ~.
q Harris pastor of ~ Zion Rap
tist church began Tuesday nigh,
JLly > and will close SUNDAY Iulv
10 All are invited 70 attend me
sunday afternoon service ~ 81
cock Visitors from various PARTS
OF The Western district are expo ~
ed TO be present
The meeting conducted by Evan
Gelisi Sawyer a. The Church 81
God. sii williams street was in
spring Elder A. B. Martin ia
pastor
Rev and MIS- Martin. NJ and
Mrs Porter and Robert Allen ar
companied Mrs SAWYER and her
daughter 10 Detroit Monday f.
vsngelist SAWYER will conduct :
meeting AT the Church OF God in
Inc Motor ,'iiy Elder Brown =
pastor.
While in Detroit July ( Ms
Porter visited her aunt and uncle
Mr. and Mrs g. r Thomas. 40
Palmer avenue 4 delicious lun-
cheon was served
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street, has as her guest her bro'h.
er, OF Chicago. Illinois.
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Conant Gardens

a coIoREp JUDGE,
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Mrs. Parker Returns

Mrs. Jessie Parker OF North De
tr0ii returned last week from Col
rmhus. Ga. where she buried her
Grandmother who mothered hef in
her youth. While In Georgia Mrs.
Parker saw her father whom she
had moi seen in eight years and al
so sister whom she had moi seen
in seven Years.
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a coIoRvp IuDGE--
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-16
MUSSOL|N| GIVES
ITALY ASSURANCE
SAYS Pan-German Expan-
sion Will Never Pene-
trate Northern Border

Rome. March 16 (AP)-Benito Mus
solini today promised his people that
the pan-German expansion never
would penetrate Italian frontiers, but
at the same time pronounced a bene-
diction on Adolf Hitlers absorption
of Austria.
"Our frontiers are sacred" II Duce
shouted to an assemIblage that filled
the Chamber of Deputies. 1--WE will
not discuss them; we will deteno
them" :,
His promise was broadcast to all
italy. It was the premier's reply to
doubts of his own people, alarmed
over the expansion of mighty Ger
man state to the Bremen Pass, gate
wav between Austria and Italy.
In public squares throughout Italy,
Mussolini's followers gathered around
loud speakers to hear II Duce, mop
ing for reinsurance about the Ger
man surge southwark.
Neither the declaration of Satur-
DAVIS Fascist grand council, nor re-
peated assertions in the press that
the Anschluss (union) bore no men
ace for Italy, had entirely appeased
(Continued on Page Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-16
NEW INFORMATION
IN LEVINE AFFAIR
Ragged, Elderly Man Tells of Seeing
Two IStrange Men Near Home
Day of kidnapping

New Rochelle, N. Y, March 16.-
(AFD-A ragged-garbed elderly man
who volunteered possibly vital infor-
nation in connection with the 20-day-
old kidnapping of Peter Levine, II, son
of New York lawyer, was questione
by New Rochelle police and Omen to-
day.
II saw two men in the empty two
story frame house a block from the
Levine home, where one of The ran
som notes was found on the day Of
the kidnapping" the man was quoted
by police as saying.
The informant volunteered a de
scription of the two men, whom he
styled as "acting suspiciously' to po-
lice at the station on the lower east
side of Manhattan. He was imme-
diately taken to New Rochelle.
The ransom note was found by
Peters mother, Mrs. Murray Levine,
under a rock on the front porch of
the empty house, at 126 Fifth Avenue.
New Rochelle, on directions from an
other note slipped under the front
door of the Levine home nearby.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-16
CHINESE ATTACKS
SCORE BIG GAINS
Spirited Drives Made in Three Pro
vinces of Yellow River Sec
tor, Chinese Say

Shanghai, March 16.-(AP)-Spirit-
ed Chinese counter-attacks scored
successes in three provinces of the
Yellow river sector, Chinese reported
today.
After throwing back Japanese spea'
head forces which had crossed the
Yellow river in northern Shansi pro-
vince, and in northwestern Honar
Chinese claimed fresh victories north
of the river guarding the Lungha'
railway.
The rapid Japanese march south
ward failed to wipe out numerous
Chinese units which were now clos
ing in on thinly garrisoned Japanese
outposts.
While japanese said they were driv-
ing southwark on the -Pukow
railway in eastern Shantung, Chinese
claimed successful counter-offensive
in violent fighting north of Lini.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-16
MRS. WOHL NOT TO
JOIN SENATE RACE
Lacks Dry Support and Dark
War Outlook Knocks
Props From Platform

Raleigh. March 16.IMrs. Helen
Robertson Wohl will not run for the
United States Senate this year, the
lady who garnered practically 100000
votes against Charlie Johnson in 1885
having decided against the venture
after making a full canvass of the
situation.
Mrs. Wohl hasn't confirmed this
statement, her nearest approach to a
commitment being promise that she
would issue a definite statement one
wav or another before the end of this
week.
At one time Mrs. Wohl was all but
"in" the race, lacking little of MAX
ing it official except paying the $1OO
fee and formally filing with the State
Board of Elections; but, according to
exceptionally reliable information
reaching your correspondent, she is on
the eve of a formal statement in
which she will regretfully decide not
to oppose Robert r. Reynolds and
CONGRESSMAN Frank Hancock.
This information is confirmed by
(Confin,1ed on page Threal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-03-16

Suicide As
A Wagon

London, March 16 (AP) - Major
Emil Fey, the Austrian anti-Nazl
leader, whose philosophy is was life
is not the highest good" was report
ed today to have killed himself, his
wife and son in Vienna rather than
face the new Nazi regime under
Fuehrer Hitler.
Reuters (British) News Agency
and Exchange Telegraph (British)
Agency, carried Vienna dispatches
reporting the deaths.
Authorities at Vienna refused any
statement, Reuters said.
The agency reported also that Fried
erich Reitlinger, president of an in
dustrial holding company of the Ty-
rol, likewise was said to have killed
himself
Prof. c. Bayer, of the University of
Innsbruck, was found dead. He was
said to have poisoned his daughter
and himself, presumably to escape
possible arrest by the Nazi success
sors to the ousted Chancellor Schus-
chnigg.