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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
C. Y. O. Girls
 Softball
BY LILLIAN HAMILTON


 The Germano sisters led the St. Mary Magdalen ST. team to an easy victory when they displayed hard hitting to defeat the Junior team from Oakville. Julie drove out a homer while Sister LII hit three base hit to make the final score H-3.
 The Sacred Heart girls defeated the St. Lucy team last Tuesday night. The score was 9-5. It was a deciding game as Sis Travers hit her girls to the head of the league. To date they are tied with St. Mar garet's for first place.
 St. Lucy's displayed a winning streak when they took over st.. Francis by 5-2 score. Eleanor Calo and Eleanor Apicello featured to chalk up 8 second victory for St. Lucy's.
 An exciting game was staged at Brassco Park Wednesday night when the Immaculate Conception team defeated the St. Margaret ar- ray. The, final score was 8-6. A return game will be played in the St. Mary school yard Friday night at ' o'clock.
 Sacred Heart chalked up its third victory against the Immaculate Con- ception team Friday night. Marie Dietz featured for the Immaculate while Margaret Burke twirled the Sacred Heart team to victory. The. score was 6-2.
 St. Margaret's took over St. Francis by forfeit Friday night. As St. Francis failed to show up St. Margaret's defeated St. Joseph's in an exhibition game. St. Margaret's supplied their opponents with the player that scored their only run. The final score was 15-1.
 Standing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
FITCH NOW SCALES l9O
 FOR MANN BATTLE

West Haven, July 23-"Nathan Mann never was too good at taking 8 punch, as his record proves, and I wouldn't be surprised to see him knocked out or at least knocked down and defeated, by Georgie Fitch"
 This was the statement of a box ing official, who asked that his identity be kept secret because of his position and because he might be accused of favoritism. He watch ed Fitch, new Fitch who has gone to 190 pounds, in a recent workout and based his opinion of what he saw.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
Racing Dogs NC,
 As Court Bond

Taunton, Mass, July e3.- (UP)-Racfng greyhounds may be valuable, but District Judge Frederick Austin doesn't ac- cept them as surety.
 Fred Whitehead of Wichita, Kan., a greyhound owner. learned that yesterday when he asked for time to pay fines of $35 and $5 on drunken driving and drunkenness charges. Releasing the defendant on personal recognizance, Judge Austin said: We refuse the surety on the grounds the dogs can not only run away, but they can bark"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
FIGHT RESULTS
By United Press

4
 New York-Julie Kogan, 133, New Haven, Conn.,, outpointed Mickey La Marr, 132, New York (8); Buc Moore 188 IA, New York, knocked out Ernie Petreti, 183 IA, New York (0.
 Paterson N J.-Wesley Ramey, 1855 Michigan, outpointed Nunzio Visog- no. 1855, Newark, N. J. QW; Paul Kortlyn, 149, Newark. N. J. outpoint- ed Dave Chacon 149, Elizabeth, N J. (0.
 Garfield, N J.-Gus Lesnevich, 180 Clffside Park, N. J., outpointed Wal ly Sears, 180, Minersville, Pa. 10) Frank Conn, 135, Lyndhurst, N. J outpointed Tony Novello, 133, Engle- wood, N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23

Walter Jarvis and George Seng- stacken, all big league caliber in the gay sos, round out the Metal Works team.
 It might be noted that the only conditions under which Waterville would consider to play under are that the pitching distance be short- ened by 10 feet to enable Wagner's hooks to defy the law of gravity long enough to land in the catcher's glove and that they be allowed to use five infielders and four outfieid- CTS to offset their lack of speed.
 The Casper S. Davis drum corps will furnish music during the game and will head the parade of players of both teams through the streets of Waterville. just prior to the opening.
 The first tail will be thrown cut by Bobby dFeatorex and after that everyone will be on his own. The llmpires wlli be Jack Northrop and Tad Quinn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
Totals ........ PC 4 21

Runs batted in-Peterson 2, Bow CTS, Litwin. Two base hits-Sheeny, Litwin. Stolen bases - Swanson 9. Hrnsten. Bases on balls-off Pichet- te l; off Swanson 1. Struck out-by Pichette 5; by Swanson z. Wild pitches-Pichette l. Left on bases Watertown ?, Washington 5. Um- pires-Deebe and Kele. Time of game-1:40.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
EAsIER TO WATCH

3n the Red Gross beneflt polo match on Long Island, the No. 1 players Of both teams wore green helmets; the No. 2 players, white; No. 2 players. red, and No. { play CTS, blue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
WATERFOWL CLUB
 GIVEN WHITEWASH

Watertown, July 23-Danny's fam- ous ball club were held to one hit by Harry Swanson yesterday and were whitewashed by Washington at the Washington High School field, 4 to o. The box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
I-C Softball
Tigers Swamp Dodgers 1O-2 in |. c. Loop

The Immaculate Conception Soft ball league opened its third and final round last night with the Dodgers being the first victims, dropping a 10-2 decision to the Tigers. Three errors by Oliver in the first two frames proved costly to the Dodgers when the Tigers tallied nine times on five hits. True, the winning pitcher chalked up his third win out of nine starts. T. Landusky suffered his first defeat against two wins for the Dodgers. The hitting of Coffey, Daly and Mulligan featured in the triumph the latters getting two apiece and the former a lone double to drive in two runs in the second Stanza. Luddy hit his second home run of the season for the Tigers in the seventh.
 The Indians and Giants play to- night for the championship of the second round.
 The score by innings:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
A LABOR oF LOVE

Gardner Muiioy, who ranks No. among United 9ttaes tennis players, serves as coach Of the University ol Miami court team withouE compen-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
DOG SHOWS INCREASE

Last year 326 exhibitions were conducted under American Kennel Club rules and the total this year will be far in excess of that figure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
FEAR BERrLE INvAsToN

New York Eolf courses are fearful over the reappearance Of the Jap. ai1ese beetle. whose invasion cost metropolitan cluhs about e15o,o GOO fHo EeaIs nEo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
BASEBALL ALBUM

Charles Conlon. 72-year-old New York newspaper proofreader. has snapped pictures of every major league baseball player since 1910.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23

Important: All representatives of Fhe Girls 0. Y. O. League are urged 70 attend 6 meeting July 2o. at the 4mmaculate Conception church. Plans will be made for play-off games. The meeting will start ct
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
OLDEST RACETRACK

Saratoga Springs racetrack is the oldest course in the United States, dating back to 1864.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23

Batteries: True and G. Landusky; T. Landuslyy and Maher. Umpires: J. Nash. J. Woods and R. Caring ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
BUSY GOLF TUTOR

Francis Coakley. New Jersey golf professional. has given more than eo'f1o leaeqns "a the pest ten seeFs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
NEW DOG TRACK

Raynham, Mass, July 23-(UP)--l A new greyhound track, Raynhari1 park, opens a two-part Tonight meeting tonight. The track was awarded racing dates held last year by the Dighton track, formerly op- erated by Edward J. O'Hare, slain Illinois and Massachusetts promoter. total of 218. The team title will be decided at the end of today's second qualifying round.
 Brazil has an investigator as tu why small sardines cost four times as much as large ones.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Free-For-All
Family Brawl
Wife Stabbed
In Abdomen

A free-for-all fight which grew
out OF assault by husband on
his Wife after she had returned
home from visit with friends,
ended with the husband and wife
in the hospital and the friend in
Jail.
Mrs. Alma Slaughter. &c. 56S
Garfield. was taken to Edyth N.
Thomas hospital suffering with
stab wound In the abdomen. Her
husband. John. after receiving
treatment at Edylh X. Thomas,
was transferred to Receiving.
Alex Brown. 80. 5Cs Garfield, was
arrested and held prisoner al Can
field station following the fight.
According TO police the trouble
started Saturday might when Mrs.
Slaughter returned home after she
had been out with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex bToWn. Sihhhht'ls 49, "'E'7
TO witnesses. kicked Mrs. Slaugh-
ter. and when Brown interferred
a free-for-all fight began, ending
ir the apartment Of the caretaker,
Thomas Williams.
Police we're unable TO learn how
Mrs. Slaughter had been stabbed.
Physicians at the hospital oper-
ated ON Mrs. Slaughter shortly
after her admiitance.
Police are searching for Ernest
Thomas, ~, who Is alleged to have
fired "A shotgun at "A car occupied
Inv lease Waller. %. S4OS Russell:
Jesse Hires. 20. OF 1896 +. Euclid.
and charles West Brook. 10. OF
lilo Hague. Thursday night while
the car was passing BIS Edmund.
some OF the bullets from the
rur struck Hines In the LETT hand
Police report Walters wife was IN
Thomas car at the time OF the
shooting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Three Slightly Hurt
In Automobile Crash
With A Stolen Auto

Three persons were slightly in
jured last Thursday afternoon
when driver Of stolen car
crashed his vehicle into the auto
mobile driven by Francis Poe. -.
or 3Ng5 Mrrrick The driver IN The
stolen car fled from the scene fcl
lowing the accident
rllose Injured are William Vim.
berry,. 81. OF 5>1I NanvoHri. cut
over Tie let' ev, Mamie To-
gam Is 90 Glg4 llafrlrt pa>s,n-
ter 700 rors cu ciii over llp. Miss
SARAH Han. 10 of 6sii Reechwood
bruised Jaw
The injured were taken 10 Ford
hospital and treated. and sent
homo.
According 10 police Poe VAS 20
ing wcst on Cohh Whom he 1850
Ford made left turn into an al
lev between Twentv-eirhfh and
Thiriicth crashing into Tho front
end of Pces car roe said ihe
drivar was watching car hehlnd
him.
After The accident the driver
Jumped out Of the STOLEN car and
lied north In the ALLEY after threat
eine witnesses
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
|Orth End Club Celebrates With
Banquet At Lucy Thurman YWCA

kev representative from the With
ereli branch OF the YWCA. Junior
Girls department; Mrs. Oley smllh
~ the Entire Nous club; Mrs. john
SON OF Johnson Flower shop; Mrs
Lottie Edwards, president of the
Kew club: Mrs. Beulah carrier %
The NAACP: and Dr. Donald D.
Graham representing North De
troit william Sheriff. was the
guest speaker.
One OF the hiEhlights OF the eve
ming was a cash donation to the
club that came by wire from Mrs
Rosa Gragg. presidert-elect Of the
Ctv Association OF Wome" >
clubs.
A special announcement was
made That Mrs. Lille Brooks joe
I.onls' mother. will entertain lhe
club nj the end of The season Win
Victory tea.
Guests present included: Mrs
salonia Turner. Mrs. Beulah Car
Ter. MIR. and Mrs. George hoag-
land. Mrs. vickery. Mrs. Rose Mat
thews Hills, Mrs. Sadie L. bindasy'
william l.. Sheriff.. Mrs. Lotte
FdwardsMrs. Matte Rooser, Mrs.
CONTINUED on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Patriotism Is
Feature OF
Closing Day

FOLLOW ing a pfoHfam Dedicated
io patriotism and citizenship SuH
day. the Sevvrfy fiNr lfds 81
Negro pfOefrss Exposition Olu~ei
its ten-day ruin ~ Convention HAIL
According to Officials more ihan
S5 600 persons viewed She C,
manuscripts and persona heionl
irgs Of famous Negroes and The
commercial exhibits IN The expos T.
ton
The highliehts of tho sunday
program were talks hy representa-
uses OF he Twenty Fourth and
Twenty Fifth Infantry Rcsimeuis
" The United States ARMY. CAPT
John IL DeNeanN aud capt Louis
BrssleN.
capt ncNruN. represer thr
Twenty fifih Infantry ,tnit o.
Detroit from Font iinl,hsom. AfR
where hi. regiment BIS stationed
and Capt llpaslcy came from fnn
b,un.nR Ga. Headquarters OF the
TWENTY Fourth
Veterans OF the late World Mar
and the Spanish American War
also appeared on the program a.
well as representatives of ihc
different American legion posts.
Attorney oscar Smith commando
NJ charles Young Post so. 80 VS.
master 81 ceremony.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
funeral Rites
[r Edward Sharp
Veteran Waiter
Died Tuesday

|Na'ra rfes were held Fri
3 rorrtg 'nr Edward Sharp,
|Ha'-ol fer Who died Tues
y aiierfo in Receiving hos
r. ~ sa o WIS stricken with
|ras''e sirokf IN his home, 1914
fnns sun.av
pom 'r n48mals Ohio. January
~. ~ Sp had been n res
r. % nHD faf more than 30
r. ~ by htcn employed as
|'s''f a. ir Detroit club for %
he'e "a y8f and was well
[o'l ~ ihe pioneer bus
!" men ~ ian CITY.
ffor 20 rrn.ns 10 Detroit he
SERVED 8 waiter in mary
70 atl H1rs m the country.
I a salf .e many prominent
ho.nf .'s e similar post with
( ale fff1nui William McKin-
~ was Veteran OF the Spanish
n'lcan Na aud the services
Y. conducted at tho Stamp will
| faneral l'ono, GOA T.. Hancock,
ne Nfipl r-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Members To
buy Clubhouse
With Funds

b, .'aque' given last Saturday
|. y,., Leey Thurman YwCA by
\ n. INA Social and Art club
~. ~ pereilt Of the clubs club
b. p'o'ed grand success
N angle. The affair was
N, presided over by the
M, president Mrs. NJ. l.. Gill
:. VINO made an earnest plea
ll.S -, 4use' and sklllfully pre-
IN Nv. o''er SPEAKERS on the pro-
|, ''a o'her FEATURES.
ss.o, 'hr musical numbers
hr. /, were vocal solos by
Woo,, ''oaslaGd aud \. Inber-
oIe 'A Mfs fannie White
) A. IVY Que ~ her famous read
,e,1,, Interesting feature was
Ma ~ or the clubs history
b n,s 'af Y. Collins. Remarks
> II el', By various representa-
bins Nv 'S and organizations In
+ N ~ sadie lindsay. presi-
|nen, , w, 'iiy Association Of
Mrs. Florence Vic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Delegates 10
Philly. In Bus
Expect More
Than so On Trip

a chartered bus will take the De-
troit chapter OF the National As
sociation for the Advancement os
Colored People TO the national
NAACP convention in philadelph "a
next month The delegates Wlli
leave Detroit June II.
The Detroit branch has been re-
ceiying reservations for the tfp
for more than two weeks and ui-
fcials are convinced that more
than nifty persons. inclndinS
friends. will make the trip 10 the
thirty-frst convention.
Included IN the group listed 20
20 10 Philadelphia will be a large
number OF Youth Council Nom
hers. including the duly elected
delegates.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
One Witness
Sentenced For
Contempt
Woman Named
In Warrant OF
Grand Jury

Named I'm warrant charging
her with Illegal voting. Pearl Jack
sor. 5l5 Elliott River Ronge. was
expected 10 appear before Judge
Leo Schaefcr. Of Dearborn Mlnici-
pal Court. Thursday for arraisn-
ment.
Miss Jackson was named with
20 others who have pleaded guilty
in connection with tho inquiry in-
10 the recent election. Judge
Schaetcr has been conducting q
one-man grand jury investigation
OF illegal voting in the election.
John Russell SS03 Twclfh.
Ecofse. was recent, sentenced 10
serve 10 days for contempt az
court Russell. truck driver for
the Ecorse Public works bcpat-
ment. appealed the case 60 tho
WAYNE County Circuit Court
Following the ruling Of the state
supreme Court Circuit .mdec
Adolph +. Marschnor sustained Inc
decision Of Judge Schacfer. ruling
that Russell must complete the
sentence or purge himself by an
swering the questions asked by nc
grand jury.
The inquiry grew out Of the elcc-
tion held 10 elect mayor OF Ecorsc.
William W. Moisne was defeated
by w. Newton Hawkins lmmcli-
atelv following the election charges
OF illegal voting were made and
the one-man grand jury began the
investigation.
The FIVE who pleaded guilty he
fore Judge Schaefcr Tuesday were
bound over for trial IN Circdit
Court under bonds OF $500
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Seventy-Fue YearsN NegroPr Progress
Exposition Viewed By $4,000 Persons

ga %, SscnHg pfoaram lianp-
1855 ilfaitir Q.Wfv. az iiaup-
and i'r4, tlo,ai Group appear
si
lnasNn champion Jo, Louis
aaa il ttN Washington Carr
Nrf Wuf AnNnri a lm exposition
4n tel lir Aus j. W. Cur
BE- ll -tm fo Or Carver.
V.s tArH mriN by Eddie
iutn rNr,rite ufecfof 10 the
esrosuon go pesent 20 Dr Care
Ner
1r Cufts sHdu-fe ~ cornell
nuners|tr t'd the large audiences
about me Work Nr CatNcr has
done NTH ihe peanut sweet potato.
arH Alabama ,'av lie has also
produced number az products
himself 90 the magnolia tree Ne
has also done research on the
Wmuhin producing form ~
leAder and nieahiasi t0od from
ihr vegetable.
Olr OF the largest crowds ~ the
l,u JaNs was there Friday night 10
See IAiie ioian present a medal
10 Joe Louis
fhs Rt, Arthur Randall span
i.i War veteran. was slated 10 Up-
pear nu lhe program SUNDAY eye-
nin.. hnt was unable go attend be-
cause of business His speech had
bean built around tho progress
made in 81 ,sA and urged
dedication to The American way 81
living.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Rev. A. c. Williams Drafted To Run
For Congress In The First District

The Rev A. G. Williams. pastor
Of Metropolitan Bapt. church. has
been drafted by the United Dis-
trict Congressional Organization
10 run for Congress in the Fisi
Congressional district. Tie minis
ter. according to UDCO Officials,
has accepted aud expressed a VIII
ingness to run. lie viii run on tae
Republican ticket.
Already entered IN the race for
the Republican nomination Is Don
aid Marshall. member OF the Ford
Motor company personnei start
Mr.. Marshall will have the support
OF the wayne County Voters Dis
trict association
:. native 81 Florida. Dr. Williams
received his early education AZ
Florida Memorial college, gradual
ing later from Morehouse COLLEGE.
Since that time he has studied II
the University OF Southern Califor-
MIA. University OF Pennsylyania.
Union Theological seminary. snI
the University OF Michigan. earning
his masters degree from the latter
Institution In 1892 lie has sioce
qualified rs candidate for the d"c-
tor OF philosophy degree.
lie graduated IN 1885 from Beth
FL College OF Jewish Studies. De-
trolt. and two years later More
house conferred upon him the de-
gree Of Doctor OF Divinity
During the late void War h.
served as first assistant fuel Cd
Of Alabama. WAS chief
director OF canteen Red Cross work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Pass Meeting Sunday At St. Antoine
POLITICALLY Open Member Campaign

Fired with determination 90
break all membership records es-
tablished by branches OF the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
meat Of Colored People. small
army OF solicitors set forth We'd
nesday in the annual membership
campaign OF the Detroit branch 10
attain upward OF 1000 members be-
tween May 20 and June 10 :.
As an incentive TO stimulate
greater interest in the campaign,
the branch is presenting Mrs. Daisy
r. Lampkin. field secretary OF the
NAACP. as principal speaker AT a
mass meeting sunday afternoon N
the st Antoine Branch YMCA. Mrs.
Lampkin will remain in Detroit 20
direct the campaign.
Student To Speak
In addition to Mrs. Lampkin.
Herman Hudson. student AZ North
western High who won the OK
temporaneous speech contest last
week. will also speak at the meet
ing.
AT the same time that Dr James
J. McClendon was announcing tho
mass meeting. he also announced
the entry OF the local branch iato
the Thomas Dawson case who dled
under mysterious circumstances
while a prisoner in the jail at Mon
roe.
Attorney Harold Il Bledsoe Is
representing the Dawson family In
the case. and the association will
assist him in gathering the evi-
dcnce in the case
Mrs. Helen Wilson has been
named as leader OF the Navy divi-
sion in the membership campaign
Fred Allen. veteran worker VINO
won honors last year for bringing
in the largest number OF members
OF the Army division.
A moving cup will be given 10
the leader OF the division soliciting
the largest number OF members.
Mrs. Hannah Butler is general
chairman OF the membership COM
mittee.
The Detroit branch has also con-
ferred with officials OF the Ham
tramck Police Department relative
10 the alleged beating of Howard
Ferguson by Patrolman william
Hendricks.
REPORTS on thoSe cases VIII be
made at the mass meeting Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Report OF Marcus Carvey's Death In London
Found To Be Untrue By Detroit Follower
Leader Had Been Ill For Three
Months; Had Planned A Trip To
America In February

A repor received IA New YORK
last week that Marcus GarNey. pre-
sident general OF tbe Universal Nr-
gro Improvement association. Lad
died in London. was found TO have
been untrue. according io a iclc-
gram from Ethel NJ. Collins. scr
rotary genera OF the association.
On request of many inWili
! oncerning The reported death OF
Garyey. Miss Collins wired to the
peneral headquarters IN London.
Monday she sent tho following 'cle-
gram TO Thomas Franklin, pFcsi
dent OF the Detroit branch.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

London Cables newspaper re-
port OF Mr. Garye,e death untrue
p Coieus
Received Letter
Franklin revealed a letter b. had
received from Mr. Garyoy The lci-
ter was dated April s. IN the let
ter Mr Gs't,y said:
"Your letter has been received
which found mo sick IN bci | an
however improving li'tl'. ol-
tionrh W So lecn confined for
three mouths
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Autopsy Made
Shows Beating
OF Prisoner
Doubt Charge
OF Suicide By
Monroe Police

4 teua7s tsr aa inquest Into tho
n ef eta ~ Thomas naw-
ser III ~ Wrl, has neea
49,. ntnn, of faNson's am
lre 90 t,fnenf Harold
e fens sfHsc ln- 'he family.
JAN -'a was rl dead ia cell
ffe Noar Noa 90 pol cs
Dawson Aal prnted seicids
nr angling Hmse BIS cell
satisfied w tris report
nrrse 6. nau son famtv had
- IaaMs Loose perform AZ su-
n tle ho.lf ll- Love "a
80 ef t1a' poweon's dsafh
tH boon caneed hv stranz-
STATION ~ ttDn conen ION ~ the
m5in.
Saw Man BIacklackAd
Tsrae nt'a Witnesses SAID TREY
had svu Dawson struck on tha
Aaad VIII a Blackjack hY police
rtsn Ta assault according ~
iee "a tnnsses. occurred n tho
tlsrfeo'e ~ a Monroe Justice ot
Dawson hal ioon arrested ,or
'rai'ir yio.afior for making A risht-
hard af'asi rrd eht
a friend. Who was with Dawson
20 the -ne q, III arrest told Ri,d-
,oe 'haf it v0ld have bec IN
ra-siH's for fhs rr sorer rs have
f''nfit su -iio bv h7ncing hiT-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Nabbed For Stabbing

William Thomas, *. G4s Gar
field. Was arrested by Detective
Lieut. Harold Brau,on ard peiec-
tive Delberi Raymond OF the liom-
icidc Squad Wednesday and held
on a fclonius assault charge grow
ing out of Tho siahhine ~ Curtis
Small. rs. ~ ess Garfield. SUNDAY
Small was stabbed IN the abdomen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Two Held For Illegal Voting
In Ecorse Mayoralty Election
Charles H. MosIey
r e S i gins Position
AS Paper Manager

Charlie ". Mosley, who has
served for some time as gem
eral manager and a director of
the Midwest Publishing Co.
Inc has severed his official con-
noction with tho company, the
Detroit Tribune which tho ftm
publishes. Mr. Mosley's letter o.
resignation follows
May 10. 1910
To tho Board of Directors
Mid West Publishing CO.. Inc.
2ls6 81. Antoine 81.
Detroit. Mich. .
Gentlemen:
hereby tender my resigna-
ton as General MANAGE hi
rector OF your Company. my
resignation to take immediate
effect.
Respectfully yonrs.
tSignodl
CHARLES II. MOSLEY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Domestic Brawl Ends
Nth One In Hospital

~
Ns LILY Wooten. 80. OF 5l10
.HN'ionrh WAS cut on the
~ 'a's' anf back during n fight
ra he' husband. Crawford Woot-
y 81 s'is W. Kirby. Tuesday
|..an hospital cot in Receiving
|,rA MS Wootcn told OF the
Sae safe hcr husband and
'aHoii son Moses Wooten. had
go h'f homo Tuesday evening.
y argument developed over
~ No'ien said she was stabb-
ne husband during the fight.
/ made HE escape
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

in Birmingham. and aided In rails
ing more than two million dolla's
m Birmingham before he WAS
drafted for the Intelligent S"f
Nice In the army
tie has been resident Of Detroit
for Il years, Is married aud hats
one child