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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08
EYES on.
YOUNG DETROITERSs, S.
By GRAYCR THOMAS

coming party.
The Motor City Boys band rem
dered program last Monaay al
Oii,ct Baptist church.
Many OF the June grads will be
honofed at graduation parties very
! very soon Some OF the graduate,
are Maxine Hughes. Ruth McCta
rcy Ruth howell Gladys tiutch
inson Marie Foster, Louise Bell.
Juanita Gordon Nathan Carr and
Louise Nnied.
Laura Shumake has re'ar2el
home from very nice seme ster
az PANE L.
Lucille Martin Is now home IRON
The sunny South.
The Esquires of the YMCA are
presenting a dance Friday. jane :.
Music viii be furnished by the
YNBA band
The date for he Goods sent
formal closed dance is june =;
june - Is the kappas formal
summer dance
The YMBC bo,s are sponscfirg
their second annual popuiafils
contest the middle Of June FRS,
prize WI be trip 70 the Worlds
Fam in New York and the second
prize ~ the Chicago Negro Expo
,iiiou
The contestants for Miss PARE
disc Valley popularity contest
Wen" given a seai-closcd party IN
thor honor last week al the Lark.
,lph by Rollo Yer and other on
Gals
The Bon Bon cluh gave gay
faharet' party and dance last week
Everyone had swfll time
4 group ~ GHl Reserves wetl
soon i aciiun last week ~ ho
NWCA They We're rcAcarSiae ori
their amateur show 10 be held IN
'he near fanre
congratulations q Godfather Ann
pishrrson Wgo $ president ~ Ne
PASi'i, Wheailcy lnh % FRANKLIN
Stttlcm~n' who MAS rcS pon.t'e
for rAo good time lal hv memhe
oi tAe tlah aal fmcnds ~ their
sru3fofna DAME 'a-' Frda,
We are very Glad % report 'il
pr StrnaN is home from me hos
pItal where b. underwent An "ptr-
tfon Ana ha' nar popular iea,A-
,r ~ dan,ne Nf- IaCiaire kuos
IS frcaptfalne w paiksidc 'nSr:-
f.e Aiso l,g Ntfoef. is III = que
~ the local hospitals
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08
Nv -IERE' WHITE

2 \ nigkt IN Harlem YOU will spend
The Twelve Sicppers said
Well dance a dance thatll never
end
And Of course vel be well fed.
Let us live this time
And forget LIES a fake
Ignore the fact that We will find,
Idiocy when we awake.
II 'tin true, life's only dream
What are we waiting for them
Why do we shrink 10 make 1t seem
Our dance Will never end.
And so that pictures the Twelve
Stcppcrs usual thoughts and con
versations OF SUNDAY night, May -
when they were honored by tho
acceptance Of the invitations Ct
six very active social clubs The
invited clubs and their presidents
were The Modernirtic Ten. Mrs
Lucille Graham Nirvana. Mrs Jul
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08
Club Trece

The club TreCc meeting was held
Wednesday evening May % az The
nome Of Mrs. NJ Nil. 6iig Vine
wood avenue A brief business
meetings was held we are very
happy 20 say we celebrated our
first anniversary.
Ilnro WAS the game ~ tne eve-
ming and tho prizes were awarded
go Mrs clifford Reid. president
and Mrs Ida Strong. critic. r.
freshments followed and gay time
Was had hy all
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08
Waunes Giue Varied Program For Plymouth Junior Leagues
AKA. Sorors Lend
c h arm To Closing
Affair Of The Season
By MERRI WEE

The Junior League OF Plyr.outh
Congregational church. closed lts
session for the summer with pro-
gram presented in the auditorium
OF the church. sunday, June by
the AKA's. In charge OF the very
enjoyable program was Miss Mary
Agnes Miller. AKA soror. who did
a fine job of II. Acting the part Of
T. stress of ceremonies was Miss
Nancy Fisher.
Those appearing on program
were Miss Dora Miller. who sang
I'm her~sweet soprano voice Sum
mertimc." Morning and AT
Dawning." Miss June Baber len.
her deep-throated voice and sang
None But the Lonely Heart" and
"All the Things You Are" For an
encore she sang II Concentrate On
You" OF course there was some
male talent participating in the
person OF Carl Taylor. who has
very enjoyable tenor voice. Mr..
Taylor rendered Because and
two o,!er selections. Leon Smith,
who is graduating IRON wayne I.
this month. and who is known Tor
his dramatic ability. gave three
readings. namely. Weary Blues.
War and MA Honey's Lips"
Miss Fisher presented Leonard
Troutman OF the Junior NAACP
organization. who spoke on The.
Negro in the Field of Artistry.
Mr. Troutman brought out many
good points concerning the Ne
gro's ability and his advancement.
in the musical and art world
The Junior league plans TO con-
yene again in September. and they
are planning bigger and better
program. Conkln Bray wa "a"
very able president for the past
sessions: Oscar Hand. vice rresi
dent: Arthuia Phillips. secretary
treasurer. and the Rev Horace \
White. sponsor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08
Hello everybody, how do you do
Tenth Ami, ersary Ball

Tenth Ami, ersary Ball
To top the week. the Phyliie
Whcatley's presented one OF The
swankiest semi-formals OF the year
The auditorium OF the Franklin
Settlement. was beautifully ueNo-
rated with balloons Lester Cur
rent and his orchestra provide
music for dancers only. The MEM
hers are Yours Truly. presiden',
in Gone with the Wind white
bounced dress, Alnlcda Levens,
vice president. in 4 lovely blue tall
fcta;s Edna Patton. secretary. in a
pink tafIeta: Elizabeth Patton.
treasurer. in smart peach tafteia
Zclma Liehtfoot in pretty shy
blue organdy. Juanita Young IN q
white taffeta; Helen Lewis in a
white wolfe trimmed in red; Ven
META Woods in nifty white taf-
fota, Heller Ward IN French blue
lace. Marie Brunette IN pretty
blue nte; Elizabeth Williams
IN a watcrwavc blue taffeta llm-
med in pink; Dorothy Stevenson in
pink tafeta trimmed in blue vel
vet. Guests swirling around witn
the greatest of case were. Horton
Thompson. George Dunbar. Cor
nelia Gilmore, Van Upton. kaih-
cr,n Brannon. Alvin Gilliard. VIM
Duncan. Geneva llcarnes, Andrew
Siarks. Charlie Dew. Alberta Light
foot. Howard Goolsby. Ma~via
Clark. Martha T.ockhart. Row AZ
ans. Elizabeth McAlpine. Adolphns
Starks. Eta Slaughter, Lolis
Campbell. Betty Marrow. Ernest
Powell. warren Young. Gertraio
Browning, Robert Winston. Mary
Curry. Bob White. Elizabeth Me-
Coy. Robert Coates. Alice Evans.
Charles GOrdy, Eloisc Picket.
Frank Norman, Sara Cleveland.
TheSsel Reeves. Juainta Gil,on.
James Lawrence Estcllc McDuf-
ne. Evelyn Proctor. David Davis.
Isabelle Greene. Cecil Sims. Way
mon Rivers. Adricn Evans. Betty
Bland A. w Lett. Mabcllc McDnf-
fie. Rudy Crawford. Ida Johnson.
General McDuffic. Barbara Moore.
John Hairston, Kenneth Winificv.
Rosanna McDuffie. Dewey Turner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08
Most r,cr,thlnr In General

MO~l Ifti MINK III tN"'s"s
Soclalizing around town last
Memorial day. found many OF ise
younger set many places doing dlf.
ferent things. They certainly nod
no know ledge OF the dance az walsh
kenny Holmes played. only abov'
nifty people aitcuded Among them
we're joyce Jones. Thclma Phil-
lips. RUN MelTarey. WaNmon lae-
ers. Thcssel Reeves. Joyce Jones.
Helen White. Virginia Solou n
Bernice Thomas and Arthur LAl $.
over at JaVkSonianS | saw b,
president OF the coed club anu
Balba lines eating and chatting
Also Ruth NcCfarcy J. ID. Mason.
Waymon Rivers. Bob White rhes
sell Reeves. CLAUDE Spisey sans
Ralney Henry smith George Tones
Hank Jason. John Evans NueN
Evans. Marjorie Johnson Marx
Roystee walter MeMann, John An
derson Charles Dixon and EN,l
Booker. were seen.
Belle Isle attracted quite mans
Der OF people quite few % we
members oi me Younger SCI vers
seen lhere pienhins exc
The third annual corvooaiion 81
me Baptist Training school NhlcA
was held Nav 81 ihfoueh June >
Vas We attended hv many ol tae
Young people Anous SOME a'i,ad.
lng We're ilih Aowcl. Eans
yaaghl Mahle Carriers Lorenzo
Blount. Charles Jackson Harold
Mehnlev 90 lpsilauf Mahlo ElN-
son. rlsie ThpnaS Geraldine Chr
ter Mary Carter Eunue Blolat
Mrs Eileen sunni Rev Mr tar-
row. Mfs TIA Pope Mr., Marx
kennN Ma SHALL COX Mary fiN
Alice Foster femme BoplGirs SHs
Lewis E.rie Proctor Fills tanay
Elizabeth Moore. hrv w Brown
Mrs Blackburn l.rae Hood
Dorothy liahcgt ana Pears Ca'Hrf'
Zach nieh a pro- m Nas fehGcr
ed ~ frs onmnfi
Last Fmry mo Rotal Nkres
club enfertirsi 'aeir many fS.cnds
AZ very 1'e dance gwen a 'h"
YMCA Mis-, was 'erm-he 81. ihe
YNBt hay, AmeLe fhe cn >fS
were Eau Exams iio-alie Nn-
weather lisien Nf. ns NoolF
Merriweaf lf, 'aa. Sh-r .fs
~ Rern.ce t3rlgs l4nor liu~foa.
Hermaine Rf',r. Re-a Ffnwr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08
Altruistic Nine

The Allruisiir Ninc dub mot ii
mo home OF Mrs Keith Taesdav.
May IS Bridge Was enjoyed at
or the meeting.
Mrs Hill won first prize: Mrs.
Garrison second.
Next meeting will he at the home
Of Mrs. Hill. 500 wilkins.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08
Miss Mcdaniel Feted

WASHINGTON tANP) Hattie
Mcdaniel came 10 Washington last
week and promptly proceeded To
take tic town by storm The star
Of GONE With the Wind arrh cd
on Fr day to do n weeks personal
appearance az the Lichtman Lin
coin theatre on l. street Her
first appearance in this city and
the next to the last stop on her no
ton wide tour. Miss McDaniei
leaves Washington TO appear a, 'he
Paramount theater in New York
CIV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08

children help in the planning-it
Will make them better men and
women and give them some under
standing of the problems they II
have To face i'm later wears.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08

Read on page 8 Alma
B. Loving's Il Loved
A Negro"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08
Nightly Beauty Hint

Before retiring tonight -
Ist-Cieanse your face with
Black and White Cleansing
Cream. Then apply Black
and White Cold Cream and
leave IL on eli night. Only
Zoe AZ five and ten stores.
Large size, 2Sc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08
STUDENTS in RECITAL

The Ratliff music students
will present their June recital
Sunday. June 9 at 3.lo nm in
the home Of Mrs Jennie Page.
e0l2 Begole street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08

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and your friends with this
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own assurance Of charm. Get
the large jar Of Black aud
White Vanishing Cream for
2Jc or convince yourself with
a trial size. Sold by five and
ten cent stores.
Evening star., 1940-12-06

table and welfare agencies in the
community"
Symptoms Of the more subtle per-
sonality disorders were recited and
ways Of eliciting such signs from
the subjects Of examination were
suggested.
c. A. Dykstra, selective service
director, pointed out in q letter ac-
companying the circular:
Many individuals who cannot be
labeled insane are nevertheless
likely to become so under stress,
particularly under the kind Of stress
which army life places upon such
unstable persons"
The boards were reminded by Mr..
Dykstra that the men chosen by
selective service are expected not
only to undergo a years active
training. but to remain in reserve
for 10 years more, so that iadivid-
uals likely to be capable of defend
ing their country q decade hence
should be selected.
1t was pointed out to the draft
boards and their doctors that each
regional medical advisory board
contains q psychiatrist and examin-
ing physicians should not hesitate
to consult him when the mental
stability of q selected man Is under
suspicion.
Evening star., 1940-12-06

and nervous instability that make
men unfit for military training.
"The military forces" the selective
service doctors were told, "can use
individuals with many varieties of
temperament and experience, but
there is no place in an eficient army
for the psychopath, the feeble-
minded or the insane. Many in
dividuals 50 unfortunately affected
may do quite we'll in civil life in
accustomed jobs and in familiar
circumstances, but when they are
introduced into the unfamiliar en-
vironment OF military life, with its
necessary regimentation, close con-
tact with other persons, separation
from their families and inability to
escape without fear of grave penal
ties. they develop various types of
mental disorder. These individuals
then become a source of trouble to
their superiors, exert a deleterious
influence on their associates and
occupy a disproportionate amount of
hospital space"
Problem a Local One.
1t was added that "the selecting
out of the mentally unfit should
begin at the time the candidate
appears for the local board physical
examination.
I'm many instances" said the cir
cular, 'the registrant and his cir
cumstances will be known to the
board members and physicians,
belonging as they do to the same
community, and this knowledge
should assist greatly in reaching a
wise decision as to his acceptance or
rejection. Pertinent information
may be obtained from various chari-
Evening star., 1940-12-06
Draft Officials Trying
To Find Way Of Telling
Mentally Shaky Men
Psychiotrists Studying
Problem; Conodo's Mind
Casualties 30 Pct.
By CARTER BROOKE JONES.

Thirty per cent of the soldiers OF
the Candian Expeditiopary Forces
now being invalided home are re-
ported to be mental cases, according
to a medical circular distributed to
draft board physicians by National
Selective Service headquarters.
THE experience of the World
War" sad the circular, showed that
mental disorder in soldiers was one
of the main problems present both
in the United States and in the
Expeditionary Force"
Means of averting the enrolment
Of mentally unstable soldiers In the
present selective service army were
being studied today by a group of
leading psychiatrists, military and
civilian, who met in an sll-day con-
ference yesterday at selective serv-
ice headquarters.
One step in the program will be
q series of seminars" or study
groups in psychiatry to be offered
examining physicians for local draft
boards all over the country. The
psychiatrists believe that if these
doctors, most of them in general
practice and with little opportunity
to observe mental disease, receive
special instruction, they can detect
many of the more subtle forms of
personality disorder which otherwise
would escape notice at a routine
physical checkup. A series of psy-
chiatric conferences at key cities of
the country is to launch this plan.
Less Obvious Disorders the Trouble.
The medical circular which the
specialists in mental and nervous
diseases had before them as they
discussed the problem was put out
by Army and Navy psychiatrists and
sent to all State directors of selec-
tive service. State medical officers,
chairmen of appeal boards, chair
men of local boards, examining ply
sicians and members of medical ad-
visory boards.
1t pointed out, as the conferees
stressed when they tackled the prob
lem yesterday, that the trouble is
not with pronounced and easily rec
ognized cases of insanity or feeble
mindedness. The difficulty is with
the less obvious disorders-the psy-
chopathic personalities, psychoneu-
roses and other categories of mental
Evening star., 1940-12-06
Britain Worthy Of U.S.. Aid,
Kinq Tells Kensinqfon Unit

Great Britain is fighting the bat
ties of the United States and should
be given aid both in money and ma
terials. Senate King, Democrat, Of
Utah declared in an address to the
Greater Kensington (Md0 Civic
League Wednesday night in the
Kensington Junior High School.
The Board Of Commissioners of
Montgomery County was asked to
Evening star., 1940-12-06

advertise for bids for publication Of
reassessment lists in a resolution Of
fered by Courtland K. Townsend,
chairman of the Committee on Pub
lie Finance and Budget, which was
approved.
Resolutions adopted after sub
mission by John P. Mutchler. chair
man of the Committee on Roads,
Streets and Bridges, asked the Board
Of Commissioners TO use mainte-
nance funds for surfacing several
portions of the county road between
Kensington and Wisconsin avenue to
make 1t suitable for "all-weather"
use, and urged the district engineer
Evening star., 1940-12-06

Of the State Roads Commission to
make the widening Of Connecticut
avenue from Kensington to Chevy
Chase Lake the No. ! Montgomery
County project to be constructed by
convict labor In the current pro-
gram.
A girls choral group from Ken
sington Junior High School sang
Washington I. Cleveland, the presi-
dent, presided.
Evening star., 1940-12-06

Ellsworth Leary. Thomas r..
Brookes, Mrs. Bartlett Johnston,
Merle E. Towner. H. Lee Hoffman,
j. D. Steele, william F. Schluder-
berg, DR.. r. v. Truitt, Herman
Woodfield and j. Wesley Kelley.
Evening star., 1940-12-06
O'Conor Appoints II
To Conservation Bourd

8y Cne ASBoclaCeu PfeSS.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. Ga
committee Of IL was appointed by
Gov. O'Conor yesterday to study
conservation problems and to rec
ommend conservation program to
the General Assembly, which con-
venes next month.
The group will hold its first meet
ing here next Wednesday, selecting
its own chairman. Members are
Robert H. Archer, John Handy,
Evening star., 1940-12-06

Although two elephants were shot
while raiding wheat fields in the
lower Sabi Valley Of South Africa
herds continue their damage there.
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baB CT ais 8iiBer BON Sotpn au Comm
trantpe; unb mo- er cine fat6oliI6e
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iter fleiBis beiuden, neil ,iie. ireenb-
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mas bon gentralia, neil idl oa 1897
berumaelaufen ,lno oen Ohio 8ai-
ienfrenno perfauft bate, at 8ater
Weper's 3eit.
j Sekt fam mir oieIe @efanntl6aft
5ngute, beionoers tuenu id nad 3in-
numb mubte. aud oieie Miifion fou.
te bon @entralia perieben tperoen;
8ater @rnns braudte einen aiiiIten-
ten, aber fonnte feinen beaoblen. Das
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frob. aebts nnS Iinfs bon 5anoeoal
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boz, Clinton Co., oas ,par Ser 9aupt.
pIas nit ,5tuei iebr eefdaieen l,no Ieut.
feligen 9erreu.. Das mar "mein Ser.
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mir 5l,gerufen ,,nb id bate bas nibt
bereeIien. Sd eine am liebiten 5u
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