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Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08

ternoon to get a train for Imperial
where the husband and father walt.
ed. They rode from the Imperial
depot to the Imperial hotel IN
the famous old bus.
Dirt streets, wooden sidewalks,
and scenery so strange that II
appeared unreal to them, said Niles,
made them feel they had arrived
in a different world.
Their new house was not ready
for them so they lived at the hotel
for two weeks. The house was torn
down. two years ago.
Il may have been here a long
time Niles said, II practically laid
down the Welcome" mat but that
doesn't mean I am ready to leave.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Equalization Head
Appoints New
Members

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 8. CUP)-
Richard E. Collins, chairman OF
the board of equalization. today
announced the appointment OF
three men III the new division OF
assessment standards.
Chosen from civil service lists
were r. c. Patton. Santa Ana, as
sociate building appraiser; Louis H.
Evans, Los Angeles, senior petrol
cum appraisal engineer and Give
B. Kelly. who resigned as Sutter
county assessor, senior rural land
appraiser.
John H. Keith heads the new
division. He said the new staff
will be able to furnish an advisory
service which never before has beer
available to local assessors"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
QuadrupIets Begin
EARNING Livinq

GALVESTON. Tex. Feb 8. CUP)
The Badsett quadruplets-Jeral-
dine, Joyce, Joan and Jeanette
began earning their keep" today.
Their father. w E Badgett said
that he had signed a contract with
a milk company at a nice figure.
He previously had rejected a $780,
600 offer for a personal appearance
tour by the babies because he be-
heyed such tour might iniure
their health.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Three Die As
Cruisers Collide

LORIENT, France, Feb. 8. (UP)
The French cruiser Georges Ley
CUES and the destroyer Bison col
ilded in fog Is miles southwest
OF Penmarch during night firing
maneuvers, it was announced to-
day.
Casualties were tentatively placed
at three dead, nine missing and 10
injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08

Commissioner Benjamin CRANES,
aead OF Salvation Army activities
in the western states, was on his
way back to San Francisco We'd
nesday following a brief visit in
FL Centre Tuesday in which he was
honored by representatives of civic
groups.
Included in the group which well
coined Commissioner CRANES and
Ut. Col w. p. SAMSON at the Sal
vation Hall were: N. c. Deaton. DR..
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Salvation Army's Western Director
Entertained by Leaders in Valley

George w. Thomas, Gordon ScriVen,
Sam Maggie, j. E. Brock, II. w.
FaWcett
Commissioner CRANES spoke on
Fthe Builder and The Bridge.
Earlier, at a meeting of the Lions
club, the commissioner talked on
Waste and Salvage.
The commissioner was officially
welcomed by Mayor Fawcett, who
spoke strongly of the Salvation
Army's activities IN Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08

last time in his life. He thought 1t
was some strange concoction pecu-
liar to the desert.
His mother and her three chill
dren left Buffalo. N. Y, in zero
weather. When they left the train
at Imperial Junction the thermo-
meter registered between 60 and
10 degrees. The family had their
first breakfast in the valley in the
old diner which served as a depot.
They had cornmeal mush, some
thing they never had tasted before.
The family had to wait until af-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Liner in Distress
In North Atlantic

NEW YORK. Feb s. rUPl-The
Cunard White Star liner Queen
Mary reported TO Radiomarine Cor
poration Of America today that the
S. s. Marie de LaTrinaga was in
distress in the North Atlantic.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Arizona Defeats
Slow at COP

PHOENIX, Feb. 8. CUP) - The
state senate today disapproved a
proposal by Sen. Daniel E. Rien-
lardt, Globe. that in effect would
aave banned the Republican party
from Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Lawrence Niles Observes Feb. 8As
31st Anniversary Of ArrivaIin
Valley; Recalls First Impressions

As anniversaries CO. Feb. is an important one Tor
Lawrence Niles, Imperial city councilman and deputy
county health officer.
On that date 81 years ago he arrived in Imperial valley
and ate cornmeal muSh for breakfast for the first ana
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-08
Harvey Hasfain Re- e-eIecfed Chairman
OF County Republican Assembly at
Organization Meeting in EI Cenfro

Members of the Imperial County Republican AsSemb.
elected officers Tuesday night at a meeting in
Centre at the courthouse
Harvey Hastain renamed chairman, with F. I
Cooke vcechairman Charles Dep secretary Charles Mic
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-11

we're: Alberta LiRhtioot --Estelle Nc
DuGcy William Gertry. Elizabeth
white and Barbara Ines Miss Bar
bara lines OF 4O24 Bewtek avenue. pop
ular young member Of the EastSide
Youth council OF The N A A c P.
and enthusiastic follower Of the Metro
poli'an theatre won the Southeastern
scholarship to Wayne university MISS
lines IS the niece Of the renowned
Dr. William Lloyd lines Of New York
Cry
Mrs. Mary Mccauiey OF 1881 Water
loo has returned to her home after
being a patient in Shirley hospital and
is convale.cing.
Recent graduates Of Keiden school
were Miss Ruby Gaddson, and Miss
-GoofF'5nna Gricr. Miss Helen Taylor
OF Pennsylvania avenue rom Barbour
school Congratulations. girls. Keep
It up.
Friends ave .congratulaiing Mr. and
Mrs Wesley J. Player. upon the birth
Of a son Wesley James Mother and
son are doing fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis Of Tennessee
avenue are the proud parents Of twins,
Rose Msrie and Cecil
David MoGf is reported resting
easily az ST. Mary's Hosuita. where
he recently under went a serious opera
Ion. He VIII appteclate tne viT-t=-tr.
his friends. Dr. J. c. Fremont is the
attending physician.
Our SICK list reveals that the fol
lowing are confined to their homes on
tF4rd Inc aypnues NJ Ta1hof Me-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-11

Mrs, Evelyn Reed Haynes, for
mer columnist Of the Ohio State
Pres. will Join the Toledo-Michi-
gan Chronicle Mrs. Haynes Re
sumo was one of--the most out
standing columns Of the former
local Negro publication.
X 4 X
The Toledo Independent Benevo-
lent Protective Order of Elks Of the
World, No. 1923, will give its 18Th an
nual charity ball Friday night, Feb.
II. at 9 pm, al the Civic auditor
Jun. Also on the bill will appear
little Miss Polly Ann Hodges who
will give a one-act sketch drama.
Gloster Current and his S~ingsters
from Detroit VIII furnish the music.
x x 4
Count Basic and his famous band
will play al the beautiful Trianon
ballroom Thursday, Feb. 8, from 8
until in the morning AL Scpia
City has been awaiting the arrival
OF this famed radio and screen
swing band and Thursday night,
the Trianon will be jumping, swing
ing and jitterbugging session TO the
melodic strains Of Mr.. Basic and
company.
X Y X
Miss Ethel White, beginning with
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-11
TOLEDO
CHURCHES

Beginning with the issue OF Febru-
airy 10, Rev wilkins pastor of Bsaden
A Me church. on City Park will have
complete charge OF the churchecol-
umn. An church news must be sent
into the above pastors. home In order
Tor church news to appear in the
CHronicle.
One OF the most outstanding pro-
grams on the radio is the 1870 to
10 O'Clock noon Sunday programs Of
the Southernalres. l wonder Jus, how
many Of Sepia's City's citizens listen
to this program. Not only has Il the
best spiritual music sung. but there
are also feuF Race singers who have
wonderful voice. Tune in next Sun
day and hear the Souihernaires
The Willing Five quartet put on q
musical program at Greater St Mary,
church 1sst Sunday. A record crowd
was out to hear the radio group give
another one OF their interesting pro-
grams
The senior choir of the MI Zior
Baptist church rendered wonderful
program at the church Sunday.
The Ambassadors dinner held a
The Warren church January % wal
success. William Hall was in charge
The Toledo Musical association an
nounce that Sepis Citizens should b,
on the watch. for their annual SIM
festival to he given some time in IN,
month Of March. Mr.. Terrell vii
be in charge
And now. let's not forget we ar,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-11
TOLEDO SPORTS
By ROBERT STAUNTON

dressed and ~scrammed."
The citizens Of Sepia City, old
and young, should make it duty
10 see this one-hsnd trick shot ar
tlst perform ION the court. Put il
on your must see list" Clemmons
IS the best Negro shot 10 ever nit
this town
Sonny Boswell. Bill Jones, Lin
coin Stevens, and all the rest have
to take a back seat when this boy
comes 10 town. Not only is he
good al shooting. but IS an excep-
tionally good passer and pivot man,
Ell Al Williams?
Out Of the eight champions to be
crowned at the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
annual novice boing shows, four
Of the divisions were taken by MEM
bers OF the Center boxing team,
under the tutelage Of Edwin Hack
ley. Price Smith was the only sur
vivor Of the Indiana Avenue group.
He won in the flyweight division.
In conclusion let me add that a
new basketball team is coming into
prominence, the Brown Buddies.
This team will be the protege COM
bine Of the Ciralsky Packers. On
this team are Shantie Barnett, Le-
roy Lewis. Charles Penn. Make Nc
Cray. Alphonso Jones, Henry Hold
en-, Willis Ewing, Buddie Drayton
and Sam Durham, These boys, along
with Bob Staunton as coach, will
go long way in independent ball.
Watch them.
/ SPORT BITS
Ciralskys beat Fisher Body Foods
~ to 20 Indiana Y, NJ. C. A.
defeated Alabama Sta>s or Frank
{ Clemmons beat them Charles
I Peyton, former Scott high school
| player, played on the Alabama
school team, but Clemmons made
-AiE4- lock Sad = -Ciraisky-M Meats
lost to Clemmons and Borgelt's
Cafes in the Toledo Basketball Fed
GRAFTON Brown Buddies, who
lead the Indiana Avenue branch
Y, NJ. c. A. cage loop, whipped
the Polish Falcons last Saturday,
60 to 8 Led by Sonny Boswell
and Al Williams; the Ciralsky Pack
ers beat the Cleveland Printers 70
even the series.
Perry Mason. Andy Flowers,
Clyde Knox and Jerry Dixon won
in the novice boxing shows at the
Central Y NJ C A. e.. The In
diana Y swimming team will hold
its first practic Thursday. All mem
bers are asked 10 report for prac-
tice 10 Nicholson and Ward :.
Wisconsin and Ohio State are lead
ing the Big Ten conference basket
ball loop at the Y The Brand
Whitlocks, Douglass Center, Stick
ney and Dunbar Centers are lead
ing the WPA Recreation class B
Federation. Joe Louis made John
Henry Lewis a present Of $4,000
for sleeping in the ring after the
champ had thrown one punch
Until next week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-11

TOLEDO. Ohio-The Westminster
guild Of Grace Presbyterian church
will present the Sunday Evening
Forum as a par, OF It's general pro-
gram, The activity has been or
ganized for the purpose OF proyid-
ing number Of interesting pro-
grams, giving 10 the public an OPP
portunity 70 hear and discuss local
national and international topics
Of current interest All meetings
OF the Sunday Forum will be held
in. Grace Presbyterian church and
start at 7:3o pm. The young peo-
pie Of the community slong with
the general public are invited to
attend this meeting.
\ ~
Mrs Jesse Heslp was the guest
speaker at Pilgrim church last week.
Her topic was The Negro in To-
ledo." Miss Talberts school OF
music furnished the music.
4 X x W
Mrs. Bella Mcknight has returned
TO the city after completing a tour
OF cities in Michigan. Two weeks
ago she was guest speaker at the
annual Detroit Y. W c. A. men,
bership campaign. Mrs Mcknight
resumes her duties as in:er-racial
secretary Of the Toledo Y. W. c. A
* 4 X
Miss Daisy Lampkins. field rep
resentative OF the n. A. A. C. p.
from New York, spent the last 10
days in Toledo conducting the To-
ledo n. A. A. c. P. annual election
and meeting at the Indiana avenue
branch Y. NJ c. A,
x X X
Miss Frances Alexander, Sepia
City socialfte. was elected presi-
dent Of the N. A, A c. p at their
annual election OF officers held al
the Indiana avenue branch Y. NJ
c. A. last week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-11

AK the re rs tatement Of In ". Bacon.
supervisor OF the city planning Of Flint
institute OF Research and Planning.
BIG BROTHERS TO
REGISTER HANDICAPPED
According 10 Ralph Thomas, chair
man. the organization is non profit
able. the objective is 10 bring cheer,
TO guide the handicapped into a better
and fuller life.
Several committees have been set
up one. headed by Isaac wash
ington and Edward Ayers. another
the sports committee under the sup
egvision Of C. W James stu another
Membership. headed by Henry Clark
The immediate program OF activi-
ties OF the organization is the regis
terins OF the citq's handicapped chill
dren. The completion Of preparation
for the Grand Rapids boxing meet
Of which Big Brothers Will tend Z
Film, Journal fnalsts and a banquet
after the return from the February II
meet.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
NEEDS MORE PATRoLMEN
According 10 reports several weeks
ago the new parking system would
provide added revenue for the city
md release several downtown parking
service psirolmen for other duties,
Whenever this IS done and proved a
success part OF the city's parking
troubles Will be remedied. it has been
predicted.
1t will also provide more funds
from which the police department
may increase It's force The men
chosen must be qualified through the
civl service department OF the city.
with the appointment OF George Fri
ley 10 the force, the certified list
does not contain another Negro can
dida'e. We urge more Negro young
men and young women to qualify
through civil service for the various
positions In Flints government, In
the police department; alone we ad-
yocate four negro policemen and two
Negro matrons.
Through the combined efforts Of
the rs OF more organizations among
he Negro citizens numerous progress
sive and worthwhile changes may be
made
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9Cdi
Mrs. Daisy E. Lampkins. field
representative OF the New York Of
flee of the N A. A. c. P. spent
two weeks in the city conducting
the drive. Her headquarters were
al the Indiana Avenue Y.MCA.
The severe weather during the
entire drive seriously hampered the
100 or more workers but the drive
by all who took part wa! a fne
success.
When the remaining envelopes are
returned the complete returns will
be close 10 800 members. Attorney
Clarence C. Smith, who served as
president and under whose admin
istration Mrs Lampkins came TO
Toledo was succeeded in the presi-
dency by Miss Frances Alexander.
The election Of Miss Alexander TO
the presidency marks the first time
that the Toledo branch has had a
woman president since 1925.
g Other officers elected were DR..
Leo V. English, vice president; Mrs.
Marion Smith, secretary; Mrs. Con-
stance R. Heslip, treasurer.
The members Of the executive
board are DR. Mayo A Harris, Mrs,
Joseph Duffy( Miss Helen Haisch,
j. B. Simmons, DR., Nathan Becker,
. Henry Watson, Mrs. Eunice Canada
FINEST G Wade. Dr. L. R. Hill.
Mrs. Eleanor Randolph, Edward
Jackson, Atty. Clarence C. Smith,
Atty. William D Snow, Jerry Hobbs,
Mrs. Hester Galloway. Harold
Strickland, Zoe Dumphey. Rev.
Charles A. Ward. Van T. Sheriff.,
Miss Wilma Kudzia, and Miss Maude
B. Ford.
Mrs. Lampkin left for Pittsburgh
Saturday and will leave for Mont
gomery. Ala, where she will con-
duct membership campaign.
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TOLEDO. O., Feb. l0-As usual
Frank Clemmons is the man - the
week. Excluding the one-sided vic
tory Of Joe Champ" Louis over
John Henry "Chump" Lewis. Frank
clemmons' cage court performance
over the week end was the most
outstanding athletic activity Of the
week.
Last Thursday night at Libbey
high school. when Frank Clemmons
and Bob Nash, who play on Bor-
gets Cafes. faced the flashy cirals-
ky Meats, for while II was Roscoe
Cumberland and Frank Clemmons,
Roscoe successfully held Mr.. Glenn
mons to one bucket but due to
Cumberland's versatile guarding,
not only his man but others as
well, he was forced to quit the game,
being ruled out on personal fouls
After that. Clemmons, who had
been held to one basket, went on a
shooting spree and when the fEal
whistle blew and when the score
keeper had compiled individual
scores, Clemmons had % points.
The point here for discussion is
this: Who had or thought he had
Clemmons after Cumberland left the
game? Methinks whoever had him
must have played tag with him
because for a player TO net 90 points
in one half looks mighty bad or
the part OF his guard, doesn't Il
Sonny and Casey and Bike?
r However, enough is enough. SC
III let the dear Packers alone fol
while and write the game up.
The Cafes took an early lead and
held it to the. final whistle, Never
throughout the-eeurse of the game
were the Cafes in hot water. As
usual Boswell had an exceptionally
good eye but netted only -nins
points. You're slipping, Boswell,
Just imagine, Clemmons average.
81 points per game. The Other
night after the Indiana Y-Alabams
State game. l met Clemmons In the
locker room and asked him how
many points he made.
oh. had a bad night tonight
Bob. l only made "a or rs points
My eyes were bad. Gee, l had {
tough night"
+ Well If a player can make 2,
points with bad eyes on a bad night
what would Clemmons do on a gooc
night with good eyes.
The funniest thing about II wal
that the night before, your scrib,
and a certain member Of the Pack
ers had a discussion on just how
good Clemmons was with his one
hand, freak shots and all other un
orthodox shots
This particular Packer stated tina
il he had to guard Clemmons in
game he would hold the "Negr,
Chuckovitz" to three or four bas
kets. But he would see to it tina
Clemmons wouldn't make 20 point
on him like he has been doing al
season on "chumps." I'll give thi
person credit; they did say tina
it is impossible to hold Clemmon
scoreless. But that very sam
Thursday at Libbey, after Rosco
went out OF the game, Clemmon
and his bitter opponent, the on
who had stated to hold Clemmon.
got il on. Who won? Well, Glen
mons beat the Ciralskys by MAXIM
% points.
Where was this person who hal
made the accusations that he'd holt
him? Oh, well, after the game wa
over, said person hurried up ans
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SCI ~ VIC II "a
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of her close
friends
Misses Helen
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'ROUND
About

Hello everybody, this week the jit-
terbugs are taking it easy in order
TO swing out to. the Elks' dance on
February II at the Civic auditorium.
l need not tel YOU about this dance
because I'm sure you will be there
to meet the "Ole gang" 50 get your
tickets now and I'll be seeing you
at the dance.
THE FIRE WORKS
I see Bill sCaIer gave Freds the
pitch. but he don't seem 10 be doing
ESQ good with his wife Boy. would
like TO know what arr YOU tryirT to
out OF life You'd better wake
up and live
Miss D. Harris, who says she has
never been in lnye before. is ROW in
love with C. Moore Last week, Mrs
T. Moore visited the Harris homo.
OF course NJ. Moore says it don't
mean a thing. Yes. Miss Harris leaves
home for couple OF days.
Mr. Vernal Smith. see YOU are
going in for the Red Heads now. WAY
pick them so young Boy, you better
wake up to yourself and be some
body Do you cop?
sk!nney Hatcheti, when II comes
70 playing pool yau'd better 80 back
TO school. ! see That little entertain
,rnen: gave you was lesson in
f5'e game. What are you good az
r MISS Pearl does Joe LOWS -is-''i'
-tdu7e- t'TIrN' WHO also Eoess. .lr174't'1c
first round Well, boys. tell you
the girls won't 60 FOR he cave man
stuff. Ask one who knows.
Professor UnFath made the predic-
non last week mat II YOU didn't nave
1T then it wasn't our fault L7st
week his protectors were IN NICK
Mack column but from ms issue on
it will appear in Round N About,
-ohio-72l Miehifah-2s'- fo''- can
write TO Professor ungath at gil City
Park
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q. Dear Sir I'm planning on get
ting married TO young man who
seems 10 be very much in love with
me. He has good job and is very
nice TO me. But ! don't love him
nWhat would be YOUR advice? Miss "
Y A. Miss NJ. Don't go through with
your plans. Where there is no love
there is no happiness.
Q. I don't expect 10 hear any more
from this but I tried in every way in
the past two wears to find my son
Theodore Leslie Fl He LEFT Mobile
Ala, in January 1887 snd haver't
seen him since. What shall ! do. X. l.
A. Yes. madam. YOU VIII see Noair
son again. He's attending a meeting
in BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Also write your
husband in duo time IN that city and
he, will tell YOU about your son.
Nj Nose Brown. lust prE-ot- thu
boys Wal I'm clad 70 write about. ;his
ca not only does he live his how
friends whom he runs around with
but also the girl friends.
Mr. Cas- as I see is still holding
Ahis own in happy 60 lucky mood
Althoush chances 90 around old man
Miss Beulah Wash nF'on a one time
heart breaker is out and popping
Just another Sepia City Mae West
bows
Diamond ring for a birthday pres
lucky youuF lady
who received one from Harry John
SON the waite from Pittsburgh, Pa
who has not been seen in the night
spots lately
Mr. Bill staunton made the high
spots last week This is the fret
fine I've seen this Cat out in over
a wear.
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TOLEDO SOCIETY


his home last Sunday
X y X
The Walters and Bellmen's club
gave one OF the mos, outstanding
floor shows Of the season last Sun
day. Miss Ernestine Allen. enter
tainer de luxe, .tole the show with
he rswing session.
X HN
Leon Warriek. Toledo's only bas-
so-depreSso. gave a wonderful radio
program last Sunday afternoon. His
arrangement OF Going Home" was
the feature number,
4 X X
The Swing Buddies and the WILL
ing Five also gave outstanding per-
iormance over the radio Sunday
Watch for Sepia Ciiy's radio pro-
grams.
The Twentieth Century Social
club met at the lone OF the presi-
dent, 81 Woodland last Friday
There were nine members pres
emit The next meeting will be
held with Elmer Watkins elO City
Park.
There were a. number OF Race
children out To the Art Museum
10 hear MI PIMA. renowned Metro
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-11
SPEAKS AT FLORIDA COLLEGE

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 10
President J r. E Lee OF the Florida
A. and NJ. college was the Founders
day speaker at Alabama State
Teachers college Thursday, Feb. 9.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-11

CONCORD, N. C., Feb. l0-High-
light OF the concert season at Barber
Scotia college was The recital Civ
en- Friday, Feb. 3 by Todd Duncan.
noted baritone OF "Porgy and Bess"
fame.