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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-04
Toledo Ready To
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-04


paign in Detroit last week. Mrs.
Mcknight returned to the city this
week 10 assume her duties.
Louis Armstrong and Maxine Sui
livan were the screen attractions al
the Paramount theatre last week.
They played in the picture Go
ing Places" with Dick Powell. They
stole the show.
Robert Stanton OF the Brand
Whitlock homes, plans on starting
his show again. Two years ago,
Mr.. Staunton, with a handful Of
talented youths, organized the
Rhythm Steppers. From that small
group. grew a complete show in
every detail. With the help OF sew
eral experienced show people Of
Toledo, Mr.. Stanton will reorgan-
iZe his club.
Let's not forget the annual Elks'
ball which will be held February IT
at the Civic auditorium. The or
chestrs has not been named as yet,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-04

Well. the column last week was well
received. I only hope this one IS re-
eeived as Well Some remarks
made in the column drew sesth.ns
comments, but on a whole, al. were
satisfied. Most Of the column con-
sisted OF lodge news. but We want 70
let the public know what is what so,
send your news into the Well-known
plzce OF business. the shine shop and
i, printable, it Will be printed.
Many Of John Henry Lewis sup
porteTs disappeared after the fight We
wonder where they went II you pick
man TO win. regardless of how the
scrap may turn out stick TO your
man and take the rubbing your friends
may give you.
Willis Price was working last week
We wonder why he was seen during
working hours on the Midway
Why didn't Charles Williams stop
in and see his old friend. the former
correspondent, A. R.. when he was
in Detroit?
Clifford Carter is in Detroit everz
day, but SO far he hasn't stopped in
to see the boy. and he is just across
the street from him.
We often wonder at the patience of
Dave Keaton who is the most I'M
.derstsnding business man we know
Of. and by the way, we want to apollo
gize for error in spelling your name.
Margie Adams didn't like the item
referring to her drumming fsgs. but
its true, so don't beef about It. Margie
Norman Crosby was the person re-
ferred TO in last weeks column. You
should leave the mattresses early so
they can get to work on time. No
body likes 10 have an employee late
for work.
Winifred Ponce was aptly named
by your former Correspondent eheA
he called her princess Minnie Ha
Ha." She is sweet and the boys can't
be blamed for liking her.
Slim Clayton wonders Just how much
we know about his creeping along
Fourth street way. Why should he be
ashamed? You are just as bad as
Woodrow Shelton and Fat Head.
"Frosgy" wouldn't comment on
whether he got his new front, but we
surmise he did,
In letter from Al We quote an ex-
cerpt.' and the boys that hang around
the shop remind me Of the boys in A
You may know these named here
Blue" Doug, Jake. Jack. old
Alabama Jim Crout, Babe" George.
Old Man Miller. Cheap Skate prince. 4"
Grady Jackson, Lying" Foster, PRO
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-04
AROUND ANN ARBOR

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"heIe ~ss marry misne'S' ma "'
we "o-'I ~ ~ 80 ,..,... ,.,,, =.
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= n..i- No. 10, .,o,d,,g
OUs robinson ne -. ~ she
me Midway iol so.ue 49, - -. -
ms - 80 ~, r,irgle ,yifh
,S-,. IA ni,o,e,
me haiph mum ooN1 .,,ay
coneilaiea IN lhe near iu.u'e
The ICE holorooSs Ste 81 ee'e
blessed event IN tHe spring. '0's's'N
laiions!
Don Fletcher is Fettine around lot
these days. It's hard 10 keep track OF
him Tommy Alexander was cut
ting a duster the last time l saw
him. Can re pick them, oooh!'
t..y n,vis vas sec, looking very
ri,fr last sur dev. We wonder Why,
~. - ~, fioys 4. some,
~ ,....ua r.-t nowns
ma ana her h.s0 ,.,'. a.. o. A.
OF 4oie sp'"s - -, s,-s;.
AfooF 'A2l-~eeN ''''''''s
DAVIS
Claude Fields, where have you oeen
hopping every night after eurfeW' ehF
The SHADOW knows.
Los. We forget. St. Valentines is just
few weeks Oft So remember the
,i,,le lady this wear. BOYS, she'll be
deceit. grateful for your remember
Inv
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-04
TOLEDO SPORTS
BvRoBERT STAUNToN

ball is time TO register basket
for they are sure-flre passers.
IDIANA Y VS.. ALABAMA STATE
COLLEGE
Wednesday, the Indiana Avenue
Branch Y, NJ. c. A. will play host
% the Alabama State College basket
ball team in the branch Y gym at
$50 pm. Coach Bill Jones states that
he VIII use Clemmons and Nash
throughout the entire game in order
70 beat the southerners,
Alabama features Charles Peytou.
former Toledo Scott high school ace.
who has been going places since his
enrolment at the southern school.
Peyton is a ball handler and good
man underneath the basket. Peytqn
is cheduled 10 hold Clemmons. All
IN all the game will be too much
Finish Brown, Al Pierce and Shantie
Barnett will make up the other end
Of the local Y team.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-04
Injured On Stairsteps

Edna Bell, %, OF 274 Garfield, was
taken TO Receiving hospital from
Grand River and McGraw where
she accidentally fell down a flight
OF stair steps, last Saturday morn
ing.
At the hospital she was given first
aid treatment to the left knee and
leg. Her condition was reported as
improved.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-04
Hurt On Street Car Steps

Matte Bond. IS, OF 1872 Rivard
street, told police that she slipped
while alighting from an Oakland
street car, No. 1900 and struck her
back on the car steps. She was
treated at Receiving hospital for a
possible fracture Of the lumbar
vertebrae, last Friday evening.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-04

Beginning with the February ls
issue Of the Michigan Chronicle.
nominations OF candidates for the
Mayor Of Sep.a Ci,y second cleo
lion campaign are open to the pub
lie. Nomination blanks will appear
in the Chronicle in the next two
weeks for the voters and we urge
every citizen of Toledo Sepia City
10 enter the names Of their favorite
candidates.
Raps Present Mayor
Last year nearly 1900 citizens
Of Sepia City took part in selecting
J. B, Simmons, Jr, to represent
4aem eipiea!ly, politically -eeanom-
lcslly, and every other way that
the citizens were REPRESENTED. Last
year, being rather experimental
one. insofar as a mayor Of Sepsa
Civ IS concerned, Mr.. Simmons
was little reiucian; in performing
his duties. All the blame must not
be put on the present mayor because
as ! have stated il was s-tryout,
an experiment But there we're also
several cases where the weight Of
The Mayor Of Sepia Ciiy's hand
would have meant great deal for
the Toledo Negro.
But that's history now, because
by the time that this contest or
campaign ends, Mr., Simmons and
cabinets first term in office will be
terminated. But now the citizens Of
Sepia CITY headed for a new deal
a -arttcr -11tratt- II uzrTy-seuze Of t t,tle
term and we urge them 10 take ad-
vantage Of this opportunity to Sc
leci a capable man or woman to
really assume the honor Of being
their mayor.
Not Empty Honor
For those who are still dazed as
70 the set-ap,- rs true that Sepis
City IS mythical in name only, but
on the other hand, this colored
community is really a living. ac-
tive city within the city Of Toledo.
Indeed. the office OF mayot OF Sepia
City in Toledo Will not be a use
less, mythical office, anymore than
is The similar Office OF The mayor OF
Bonneville or Brewster City in
Columbus and Detroit respectively.
There. the mayors Of these two cities
take active part in the civic. eco
nomical and political activities Of
these cities.
Our Mayor Of Sepia City and the
cabinet that he or she. will appoint,
like Columbus, and Detroit. will
have that equal representation in
the city Of Toledo activities.
Through him or her the voice Of
the citizen Of Sepia City will be
heard and favored by those in whose
hands rests the civic, political, and
economical destiny OF Toledo.
The campaign will actually get
underway February 10. There will
be six weeks OF nominations; four
weeks OF eliminations; and the last
Three or four weeks Tor the final
balloting. The campaign is sched-
ulcd 10 terminate May 27, and the
June issue Of the Chronicle will
declare the mayor.
To Appoint Cabinet
Following his or her election. a
cabinet will be appointed by the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-04
Did He Do H?'
Worries The Police

The question why did he do it,"
remains uppermost in the mind Of
police as they Investigate the near
fatal cutting OF Thomas Tate, 81,
OF 978 East Forest street who was
rushed to Harper hospital in a City
cab Hast Thursday meEnins,--
Tate was stabbed In the left
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-04
BUDDIES LEAD Y
BASKETBALL LOOP

Bob Staunton's Brown Buddies. win
ners Of the Indiana Avenue branch
Y.M. c A. basketball loop for the past
two years. are in the lead with two
wins 10 their win column. Last Sat-
ufday, they defeated the National
Guards. 40 10 u.
The Buddies are composed OF shantie
Barnett. Charles Penn, Alphonso Jones,
Leroy Lewis. Make McCrsy. Henry
Holden, and Wills Ewing. Like the
Ciralsky Meats the Buddies have had
the advantage of playing together FOR
several seasons, and by the time next
cage season rolls around, they will
he too much
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-04
EAsLEY MoRTICIANs down
DAYTON

The Easley Morucians defeated the
fast Dayton Y team last Friday night
al the Indiana Avenue branch Y.MCA.
hv score Of IS 10 %. Asain It was
Clemmons and Nash who led in scoring
ing and also were the most outstand-
ing defensiyely.
The Morts grabbed an early lead and
managed 10 keep It throughout the
game. Clemmons sank eight field goals
ard Two free throws FOR total OF
20 points. while lash and White we're
tied with eight points each. The Day
Ton team had fancy but efficient
passing aggregation but lacked the
necessary punch in making points
JOE LOUIS KNOCKS OUT
john HENRY
Again The Brown Bomber displayed
The fact that no one in the heavyweight
division is capable Of making him lose
hts TITLE He also showed those critics,
who had pre-ststed that Louis was
through, that he is super.rnar=thr
best in his class. Many Of YOU have
read many newspapers Of the sensa-
iional victory over John Henry Lewis.
ard 50. a. would be just REPETITION Il
I'd write II up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
Stadium Five
Plays Yakima

SEATTLE - The 18th annual
state high school basketball tour
nament started in the University
of Washington pavilion today with
an entry list Of l6 teams, includ-
ing Grand Coulee's Tigers. who
won a district title although they
never had gym in which 10
practice.
The youths from the town where
the worlds largest dam is being
built were TO play Morton in the
tipoff game. which was to start
at p. m. The IA other quintets
were to follow in action at hourly
intervals until $50 p m, when
Longyiew and Everett were TO
meet in the last contest.
Despite the lack of facili-
ties, Grand Coulee came TO the
tournament with An impress
sive record. The Tigers. who
spent their idle time tossing
the ball at a hoop nj one end
of an old barn-like dance hall,
won 22 games and lost only
three and scored almost twice
as many points a. their OPP
ponentS.
Two members of the southwest
Washington conference, Longview
and Hoquiam. were among favor
ties TO win the championship, with
Walla Walla and Lewis and Clark
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
Shuttle
Meet on

The first two rounds in the
mems and women's and junior
boys singles. Of the Tacoma City
badminton tournament got under
way last night in the Lincoln gym
nssium. PLAY moves over TO the
College OF Puget Sound gym to-
night.
Doubles events will start and
singles matches are scheduled TO
be played through the quarter
finals.
Play last night went about as
scheduled with but two upsets in
the seeding. In the mems singles
Bissell defeated Myron Anderson,
seeded eighth. in hard. gruelling
three-game match for the only
upset in the mems division. Mar
gerry kohler. who was seeded
eighth, lost TO Louise Claes, who
halls from Canada and was pre-
viously unknown.
Result. OF yesterdays play follows:
Mems singles
First round Morton defeated DYER
ms. default; McCamant won over
Pearson. 1873. 1873: sehrupp defeated
Huntsmsn. l5-2. ls-l; Henry defest-
ed Lyons. 1870. 1870. Henshaw de-
feated Elstrom, 1873. 1876 Strome
defeated r. Anderson, 1873. 1873,
Thomas won over r. Erwin. ISL ISL:
DuPriest won by default from Bolin-
ger, Nelson won over Spinning, 1874.
1877; Stacey defeated X. Johnson.
Bissell defeated Hicks BY default:
NJ Anderson defeated Olzendam by
default, d, Erwin won by default
from Pierce. psscoe won over Linde-
man. 1875, 1873: Teats defeated Hell
lander. ISL. 1879, Chapman defeated
Second round: Morton wen over
McCamant ISL, 1876 Bisseli won
over NJ. Anderson. 2-i5, 1875, 1850.
Chapman won over Tests, 1874. 1914.
Women's singles
First round Blair defeated Rabbit.
Gil. ll-6, III: Lee won over ID.
Murray. ILL. Ito: Worden defeated
Ter. ll-8. III. Duncan defeated
Haaland, liza, lilo. Erlan defeated
Pierce by default. Culbert won b. de-
fault over Gardner. Rust defeated
Collier. il-o. liza: Nelson won over
Martin. ll-s. li-6; Grain defeated
Read by default; Best won by default
from Graham; Z. Murray defeated
Cook. il-9. li-s: Simpson defeated I
Hayes by default.
Second round: Stern defeated Blair, /
ILL. ILL; Worden defeated Lee. lbs.
ll-3, Claes won over Duncan, ll-2. /
/ IS. Culbert defeated Frlan. la Ito. /
Onstad defeated Simpson. liza. lbs. /
Junior Boys singles
First round: Roberts defeated Spin 4
ming. 1910. 1873 Sohrupp won over /
p. Edens, 1870. 1874; Pssooe defeated I
Volvi. ISL. 1870: Linden won by de- 1
fault from Hicks: Kapphsn won over |
Weaver by default. and Garrison won /
by default from O'Connell.
Second round: ID. Erwin won from
Linden. 1873 1870. and Stacey won
over Garrison. 1874. 1873.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

Of Spokane counted as threats
Wana Walla has won the title
four times since Inauguration OF
the event in 1923.
Four former champions also
were seeking more laurels. They
were Yakima, Lewis e. Clark
Bothell and Stadium of Tacoma
Grand Coulee, Richmond Beach
Wapato and Colfax were the
squads entered in the tournament
for the first time.
Officials Of the tournament
were Tom Morris, Enumclaw;
Leslie Arnold. Bellingham;
Perry Mitchell, RentOn, and
Dick Welts, Mount Vernon.
Two defeats will eliminate n
team from the championship
running. The remaining two
indicated guintets will pair
off Saturday night for the
title.
Other games today:
2 D. m.-Wnpato vs.. Bothell.
Sp. m.-Blaine VS.. Walla Walla.
y. m.-Colfax VS.. Richmond
Beach.
5 p. m.-BcIlingham vs.. Lewis
& Clark.
1880 p. m.-Hoquiam vs.. Rock
ford.
$3.50 .. m.-Stadium VS.. Yakima.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
BOWLING

Norman Erpelding, Ice Delivery
company pinman. rolled 26s
game and 625 total In the Com
mercial league matches at the
Broadway alleys Tuesday night to
take the lead in Tacoma bowling
league scoring for the week.
One other member of the Com
mercial league, Matt Herried, roll
ed above the 600 mark. He reg
istcred IFS, 19l and 247, for 614
total for Shaub- Ellison.
Women bowlcrs OF the league
enjoyed a big night, both in high
scoring matches and in points
won. There are three feminine
teams in the Commercial circuit
and they all made clean sweep
in last nights play.
Broadway alleys went into
first place by winning four
points from Western Furnaces.
Langeland Oil came out Of .
recent slump TO capture four
from the first half champion
Shaughnessy Cafe quintet. Roy
Archers Confectionery cleaned
up ON CammaranO Brothers to
the tune Of four good points.
Fern Coles, with q 5s1 total, led
the feminine stars in their big
night. Louise Wahlers was close
behind with 577. DAM Radonich
scored 564, Erma Musselman $50,
Isabel Mccormick 551. Helen Ber-
nard $50 and Helen Blattler 553.
Arctic Bottlers kept the hot
pace in the championship race with
four-point win over Royal Ar
canum and went into second place
in the standings, one point behind
the league-leading Broadway alley
women. The 3sth street club men
dropped to third position when
they lost three important points
to Jean Leonsrd's Jitterbugs.
OTHER GOOD SCORES
Other good scores in the Com
mercial league included: Ernie
Loflin $50, Roman Koehler 566.
Lou Willard 55l, Frances Csdy
564. and Sam Hunter $40.
Pinmen Of the City Employees
league bombarded the NAPLES with
lot Of gusto and turned in many
good totals. Joe Penowich topped
the league with 5so, followed
closely by Al Fsrrar with SIT.
Hal Trosper rolled 55s. Grant
Eckman $50. George Thompson
SIS. Bill olmstead 54s and John
Sayre $50.
The Police depart ment
gained valuable ground In the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

city Employees race by win
ming four points from Garbage
department. one Of the Cop
pers' rivals for the third
round championship. The Po-
licenen are now well out In
front In the race. with three
~eeks NJ play remaining on
the schedule.
Don Bryant and Bud Mccormick
were the high scorers in the
matches Of the Eagles league. Bry-
ant rolled PA for the best single
game hDd Mccormick finished with
ST for the best total.
City leaguers renew their scrap
for important points tonight with
their matches billed for $50
O'Clock. Griffin Fuel company
gets the task OF attempting TO halt
the league-leading Aerrick and
Race team Hub Clothiers meet
Cagweil Opticais in an important
battle. Don's Psgoda taxes on
Pioneer Beer. csrstens Packers
engage Pacific Match and Johns1S
Painters meet Coast Brush com
pany. Class b Women's league
shoots its matohe. at s:i5 O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
PuyaI|up Vikings
Working on Track

Puysllup Vikings hold their first
track turnout tonight with Coach
Pop" Logan, veteran cinder men,
tor, expecting around rs thinclad
hopefuls. More than SO have
signed up.
Competition for the aspiring
long-winded boys starts Thursday
afternoon with the running of the
second annual turkey trot."
three-mile jaunt through Puyallup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

The photomster st the univer-
sity Of Arizona 10 Used for meas
uring The light from distant stars.
Equipped with photographic plates,
tho INSTRUMENT could record the
light Of = i00-wsst bulb at New
Zealand. II only II were possible To
ZEE around the curve n The earth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
AIpiinss Win
Battle, 35-33

DENVER seattle Alpine 49,
kesesrs yesterday won over shs
nossluss, La. quintet IN National
AAu tourney play. - 10 - u
was en- overtime struggle Ths
Alpines took : i0.s lead N ths
first II minutes. hut near shs half
time end the i.ousstana buys had
tied things, is.i7, Prom shsu IN u
was give and take until the Ter
western hpys emerged the virssvs.
at..s.< s..sxf~ go.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

Basketball games In the state
high school tournament, which
opens today, will be broadcast
for the first time. For those
who cannot attend the Stadium
games In Seattle. kMO will fol-
low the Tigers through the
tournament. Tonight's broad
cast. due 10 previous commit
ments. will be delayed until
9:l5, but will be presented in its
entirety through special tran
scribcd arrangements. All other
Stadium games and the finals
on Saturday night will be on the
air when they start on the ath-
letic pavilion floor. Larry Huse-
by and Jerry Geehan will be at
the mike.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

HuI ftdlflbnllt NUlHlf
FULLERTON, Cal. - A
wrenrhed arm handicapped
Bill Sweeney, manager and
first basemaB. ~ his Portland
Beavers played Los Angeles,
today In the first Of y two
game exhibition series. lie
collided with 10 10 White,
Seattle centerfielder, ~ his
team beat the Rainiers IS
yesterday. sweeney's arm
was 4 rst feared fractured. hut
an examination nj a local hos
pital showed the injury was
not serious.
ANAHE1M. Gal. Doctors gave
cheering word today that Dick
Gyselman, third bssemsn. will be
recovered from an attack OF gall
stones and be back In the Seattle
lineup In few days The
Rsiniers. after dropping a second
game TO Portland SIS yesterday,
me, Sacramento today.
ONTARIO, Cal. Manager
Truck Hannah named Jess Flores.
Ray Prlm and Art Mangini for
mound duty today as Los Angeles
played the Portland Beavers at
Fullerton. They play Portland
again here tomorrow and the Chi
eago White SOx here Saturday.
RIVERSIDE, Cal Manager
Benni Bormann selected Schmidt.
Freitas and shesrer TO pitch for
Sacramento today In an exhibi.
tlon game against Seattle at
Anahcim. stan kstksvek yili
catch Big Jim elk was hack
with the team. recovered from the
nu
HOLLYWOOD - Regulars tied
the Ysnnlgans Of the Hollywood
Stars SIS IN the first baseball
z me ever played In Gilmore sta
dunn Les Fleming and Rngrer
Ardizola. on the mound for the
regulars. allowed three hits each.
III CENTRO, Cal - San
Diego held q routine workout
today after the rockies beat
the regulars SO In an mira
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

nANnAn CITY. -. n~a Uleno
state. anly fer western reUeepueas
alive IN the nstioue1 Intessol)e0,~
ats hsseethsli tournament beeoGno
ans II the favosttes sooay eetes =
sp-9a victasy evss Nosthesu u>eeo
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

The only two xUrds in the Eng
lish language having three oou-
bic letters in succession are
'bookkeeper" and bookkeeping"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
By United Press

LINDSAY. Cal. The san Fran
cisco Seals will attempt TO stretch
their exhibition series lead over
the Oakland Acorns TO three
games here today.
Yesterdays result at Rcedley:
X " "
San Francisco ...... p ~ :
Oakland 80. ..,. D . 2
Powell, johnson. Stutz and
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