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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
Civic And Social Group Begins Their
Financial Drive For New Club House

In a financial drive 10 secure a
club house the New Ideal Social
and Civic club are staging popu-
larity contest The captains, Mrs.
julia Critz and Mrs Maude Gould
have set the contest goal Al $3.50.
AZ last weeks regular meeting at
the home OF Mrs. Callie Clark. 500
Hague avenue. Miss Margaret Mat
thews. local school marin. install
ed tho newly elected officers. After
three new members were accepted
by the club. Mrs. Mary Williams
presented demonstration and dis
cussed DISHES Pleasing TO the Eye
As Well ms TO The Appetite A
guessing box was suggested by Mrs.
Nina Duncan TO replenish the Ways
and Means treasurer
Guests present were Mrs. RAM
ME NJ. Gruhhs. Mrs. Janet Butler.
Mrs. l.. p. Powell. wife ~ the new
~ appointed pastor OF 81. Paul
AME Zion church. and Mrs. Elsie B.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
KAs Make Fine Gesture In Inauguration OF defense Week
Supreme Chancellor
To Speak At Forum
Sunday, March %

Religious and fraternal groups
OF Detroit and surrounding COM
munities are looking forward 10
tho coming OF Sir oscar W. Ad-
ans. Sunday. March 3, officials
Of the sponsoring organizations
announced this week
Mr. Adams, who is the su-
preme Chancellor Of Knight Of
Pyihias Of NASSAU and a. is
church extension secretary Of
the AMEz church He viii be
guest speaker at Lomax Temple
AME Zion church. 1909 Dequin-
drc. SUNDAY March %.
The Rev. y 7 Thomas. Off
GERS and congregation Of Lomax
Temple church. Sir J. VIII Coop
er, grand chancellor OF Michi-
gan. all pyihisn and Calanthian
groups as we'll as other public
spirited citizens viii share in the
Laymcns forum at 9 pm on the
same day
ASIDE from being church
man and fraternal leader. Mr.
Adams is an outstanding hush
ness man in the state Of Ala
hama.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
With The Churches
Allen Temple

"The Ever Present God was the
theme Of Pastor Orders morning
message last sunday morning The
Senior choir rendered the music;
Mrs Audrey Gibson sang solo.
The pastor members and senior
choir worshipped al 81 Luke ANlE
church in the afternoon.
The pageant, "6G Books OF the BIZ
BILE was rendered for the evening
service Dr. David 4. Blake. pre-
siding elder. will preach for the
revival Monday and Tuesday Or.
j. d. Howell of 81. stephens VIII
speak Wednesday and Thursday;
the Rev Mr.. Wright Of Ann ArhoT
the following week.
Tor church with the Rev Ennle
a special program will be sron-
sored sunday March l6 by the Jun
Cook. pastor. in charge.
Mrs Gertrude Johnson IS church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15

youth department and recreaiional
work Of The church ~ experience
she Is scry much fitted for the
work having been former play
ground and swimming pool super
visor in mo City Parks. Toledo
Ohio. and having had charge Of
recroalioual work in st. Marks
AME Zion church East Chicago
Ind. and Blackwell AME Zion
church. Chicago, for five years.
While living in Grand Rapids
she organized tho lnier-Denomina-
tional Missionary union becoming
It's first president. and also served
as Sc president Of the c!ty-wide
union Al the present time Mrs.
Powell &. serving as vice president
OF the Life Members Council OF the
Womans Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary society Of the AME Zion
church She IL also lover Of tho
gospel in song, having served as
second vice president Of the Nation
al Gospel union under Prof. Thorn
as Dorsey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15

AZ tic Necfo ia1 Guards his
own nfcte-is 30 ? rms ~ crisis"
Nr- NNfm oorHn0fa no must
htware " 'Aa same fme o. fipping
MAO ranenaf r '1f * ndss him
from the u0lf cowpMn'r He
aaN guard a-ansf fselrs himsel'
sopfreto eorr vi'h spcral and
-cpara'c 'ncre. h' negro
INSISTS fhaf fononrac, rlude him.
he mn-f 10 ~ fnr -anl' time for
q feoNne ~ kipsHir wfh o'asr hu-
man brirs vino hafo lrifoa proh-
lom li interests nterf he linked
v'i sroa' common haman inter-
eNheitp hanan Size y heius
acsraqcd-or enatses fed there this
sirlatiel na- also W conferred.
Our rorc'e wus' he linked with
fhe porc is ~ milHons 81 other
pople oa iob'c- ioie iho army .,
eish' nior unemployed Our
work nas % rari ~ The
sffueels ~ a'l wofkos orr share-
troppc m fcuani farmers must
tnk hard Na ~, hc share
crnpre aga eran farmors 20
htld NennefaY rscee the Ms
and rats % fsy COMMON prob
lom an no iarEef ess"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
New Bethel

Attorney Perkins spoke briefly
on THE Evil Of Installment' The
talk was one in a series OF dis
cussions which will continue next
sunday. Or. Ramsey pastor. spoke
in the morning. after which per-
sons were added TO the church.
The first anniversary Of the Fly
ing Eagle quartet was closed sun
day afternoon at New Bethel Bap-
list church. Tho Rev. W. G. Scott
Of Messiah Baptist preached the
sermon The Senior choir Of Mes
siah church furnished the music.
This was sponsored by the Ma
tional Baptist Convention Fun club.
The r.. T. W. Mills preached
the evening message.
ID. Dennis is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
Drive. Opens Palm Sunday
AS Nelu 4 asfor Takes Over

Following the demise OF the late
Rev P. r. Flack, pastor Of the 81.
Paul AME Zion church located at
32l L. Palmer street. Bishop j..
NJ. Martin appointed as his success
sor Tho Rev. l. Piggrum Powell Of
Grand Rapids. Mich, former prosid-
ing elder Of this district The Rev.
Mr.. Powell comes with a wealth Of
experience having served in the
ministry thirty years.
Under tho leadership OF Dr. Pow
ell ST. Paul has launched a fnan-
cial drive to liqudate certain in
debtedness Of the church which VIII
end Palm sunday April 6 when
Bishop J W Martin Of Chicago
will he the guest speaker The
membership is exhibiting much en-
thusiasm and rallying TO their
leader The effort promises to he
tremendous success.
He was born IN Nashville. Tenn
and received his early education
there Duiing his young manhood
he moved to Indiana where he at
tered tho ANE Zion ministry
through Tho Indiana conference. un-
der the late Bishop q. l.. Blackwell
During his ministry. no has pas
torcd some of the leading churches
OF the connection. among them
were Metropolitan. Cairo MI St
Mathews. Chicago. First Church.
South BEND. md. 81. Paul Toledo,
Ohio; ST. Marks T. Chicago Ind.
and Blackwell Memorial. Chicago.
From Blackwell Memorial he was
appointed presiding elder OF The De-
troit district OF tho Michigan con-
ference. The Rev. M Powell re-
ceived his degree of doctor OF d.
viniiy from Livingstone college In
1888. lie IS also trustee OF elm
ton college treasurer OF the Miohi-
gan conference. member OF the
church extension hoard and a
member Of the Detroit Council Of
Churches.
He Is blessed with the compan-
ionship OF splendid wife and
christian worker Mrs. Princess
Powell. native Of Charleston. VIVA.
Is very much interested in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
SAGINAW NEWS
Zion BAPTIST

fiVU DUpit~i
Ennis Jenkins delegate 10 The
Sunday school and BTU congress
recently held In Detroit. made a
fine report at the sunday school
hour last Sunday morning.
A large audience heard tho splcn-
did sermon by the pastor tho Rev
MIR. Toomey. Music was furnished
by the Senior choir and Gospel
Chorus. one person was added TO
tho church.
Bethel AME
Holding 10 the fundamentals"
was the subject Of the very i'm
pressive sermon delivered by Rev.
W. T. Alexander
In the afternoon the pastor and
congregation worshipptd At Taber-
nacls Baptist church ~ which the
Rev, T. {. Jones Il pastor
Ths Ford Dixie Eight AZ Detroit
thrilled capacity audience with
their singing Thursday evening AZ
Bethel.
Mrs. Roberta HAYES and Mrs.
Bowman were hostesses 10 de-
liehtfnl shower honoring Mrs A.
Clayton. whose marriage 20 nr.
Clayton was recently announced
Mrs. Nellie Joe Carter entertained
in the brides honor at a tea Sun
day afternoon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
USHERS'
NOTES
By A. W. HARRIS

The board OF directors met at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Gibbs.
Monday night. March 5. ]. l.. Casey,
vice chairman. presided.
Some very helpful suggestions
and advice was given by the mem
hers and enjoyed by all At the
close OF the meeting delicious re-
past was served.
The City Fishers union was the
guest Of the Metropolitan fishers
Board in celebrating their 18th an
niversary. A lovely program was
rendered The pastor. the Rev A.
G. williams. ave brief remarks
and announced their removal to a
new church home Sunday. March
Is ut 1880 am. The location is on
Ferry between Rivard and Russell
streets.
On Thursday nisht Of this week
the union will elect their officers.
All members are urged 10 be pres
ent. our by-lawt are In press and
Ws hops 70 distribute them soon.
The installation services OF the
newly elected Officers will he held
Sunday, March % at Chapel Hill
church. siib Tillman street The
board Of directors will meet At the
home OF Frank DawnIng Monday.
April z
Notice 10 all local usher boards
who wish 10 have nice job OF
printing done: see The Detroit
Tribune hrst. Their prices are
reasonable
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
New Age Temple

sunday morning services al New
Age Spiritual Temple were con-
Quoted by tho men of the temple
Prof willard Marsh was master of
ceremonies Mrs Murrell and the
Righteous Four Spiritual singers
also appeared on program.
The Jubilee singers were in
charge Of tho program in the eve
ming. They were assisted by the
Silver Leaf Harmony Five.
Tho Flying Eagles will appear
next sunday evening There will
he messages and healing.
Mrs. vivian Sandelin is church
secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
Presbyterian Church

The Rev. A. +. Fisher. dean of
the BAPTIST Training school. was
the speaker last sunday morning.
the Rev. Mr.. Porter still being con-
fined to his home on account Of
fall down the stairway. The dean
spoke briefly OF the work and pur-
pose 81 the training school and
then talked on subject expressed
In The one word, whence" for
which there are two inierpreia-
tons he said. the first being what
have YOU bcon doing the second.
where you came from and who're
arc YOU goine 80 The text from pas
saecs in II King 6:25.
The Roy. Dr Paul II. Buchholz.
Of the Detroit Preshytery. spoke for
the Missionary society at 1880 pm.
on March the Rev. Robert
Brown or the preshytcry was the
guest speaker, talking from text
John 15;16, showing how Jesus So
lecied the lowly To carry on his
work choosing those whose hearts
he knew 70 be right. while We
chose tho most prominent people
OF community to be our leaders
He stressed the importance Of N. X
inr right choices. The choir looked
fine in their new yestments recent
~ purchased 10 replace their robes
destroyed in the fire last Deem
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
St. Paul AME

Becoming of Age" will he the
subject Of the morning sermon at
1916 am.
"Our Adyersaries" will he the
subject Of the evening message.
The Sunday school will open at
o.15 am. George w Garner is SUI
perinfendent.
The Junior Allen Christian En-
deavor league begins at ; pm. with
Miss Carrie Gordon as president
The Senior Allen Christian En-
dcayor league at $50 pm. will dis
cuss The Communion OF the Holy
Spirit John li:i5-l7. John 1913,
II Rom. S.l4-l7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
Little Rock Baptist

Singing and prayer service pre-
ceedcd the. sermon by the Roy r.
f. Tate who spoke on the subject
World Questions Being Answered. "
The Rev Mr. Hyminie preached IN
the afternoon for the Mothers
board.
The improvement club will meet
at 6SS Leonard street
Mrs. Gray and walter Tate arc
sick.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Cousin is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
Church OF God

Saturday evening. March - Al
1896 pm the Mixed chorus of the
Church Of God will sing over sta
ton WJBK.
The chorus gave splendid pro-
gram al the church Tuesday. March
T. The affair WAS sponsored by the
willing Workers
Dr T y McGhee preached an ex-
ccllcnt sermon from II Corinthians
Al
Mrs jamie Hair is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
ter-Denominational
Alliance

The Inter-Denominational Ali
ance Of Ministers will hear the Rev.
II " Carroll pastor Of Scott ME-
church at their regular meeting
Monday, March Il at 81 Antoine
YNcA at II am.
All ministers Of the WAYNE Coun-
~ area arc asked to he present.
The Rev. James Petiisrew is re-
D0rfor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
Flush Poisons From
Kidneys and Stop
Getting Up Nights


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Nfnrr tho waste n1ticr ro.s0ns ard
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Wnf raufrlc tn effah toat rf-fful
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Don't be an EASY MARK and ac-
ccpt a suhstifute-Cet Gold Medal
Haarlcm Oil Capsules - the original
and genuine. Look for the Gold Medal
on the box = 50 cents.
Other symptoms ~ weak kidneys
and .rgifatod h.1dicr NAY he hack
acho I.Nr ewes shifting pains, burn
Ing or scaniy passage.
ADV
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15

Lewis. secretary Of the Detroit wo-
mems clubs.
Ruth Irwin Is club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
Discrimination Is Target As Seror
Whtby Giles Fundamental Issues

In effort to coordinate all efforts among Negroes
IN a nationwide National Defense Week petroits Beu-
ah Whitby, national vice president of hc Apha kappa
Alpha sorority touring the states giving lectures and at
tending cnnfcrencos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15

I'VE nal Dc confused ~ The
reasons 500 tie presen world zone
hici' The speakcr aterel some
Of US may heilesc thai ihe wotIG is
fighting var OF Democrats. ,cr-
vus lIitlogism. Others Chat II a
war az German imperialism yegsps
British mneriaAsm same ~ as
may he wondering whose nWcrcsfs
the war WI sorto Rnf ont oar
confusion VIC can come io ono cfr-
taniy al the root Of our m, ent
crisis wide sr,cad unemployment
insecurity ~ livelihood have hred
discomfort among the peop,c ~ al
lands Rapid accumulation % % -
'erty IN the hands OF a few great
forces SCI IN motion to separate and
thus wcakcn Tho great maiotfv az
the people SO thar mos ~ csc p8p.
Hlaiion would be kept pennies and
dependent while a few continue ~
accumulate more ana more piorer-
~ These are tic real ISSUES waicH
arc ihe roots Of olr present crisis
Human interests versus the a
QUESTION OF property am wealth
are the real causes s. tho world
present dilemma
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15

This drive sponsofed hy fAe AKA
sorority Is among me hfs' eorceit-
ed actions in protest ~ ditcr.m .aa-
fion in ibc National defcn-e plos
gram Miss Jcanetia WclcA S in
Washington as lohhyi-t
Mrs whiby SPOKE recenly
IN Baltimore Nd 70 an AKA graz
uaic chapter in colehra'ion Of tle
founding ~ 'he sorority 80 years
AGO. and Tho Baltimore chapter ae
- ,oars The program that The ~
ganization has mapped sor 'he
Weekend ~ March 9a-a!. Is cli-
making end,asor Of ihc sosor'y's
IS yeais Of achievement.
tn uaiion-widc protest against
disc mnaiion ia National delcnsr
according " Mrs WmtbN VIII 1c
fcli through conferences forum
and mass meetings March .l-al
Letters ielcgran- ana specal dc ~
ely messages are eXpefieQ a. food
the Offices Of President Roosyeli
Wilton knudsen ana sidney Hi3-
man 1 Is planned ihai Those kew
men receive telephone cai, from
Washington proponcn' % the
drive, The them, Of NhIrn wli be
THE Voice % The Negro % ihe Na-
ton Capital
In h f0roeful addro ga "nar
Task Today f social-mtndoi Bon ah
Whifh, told rho Baltimore sogN
that su,h united effort VAS tho oalF
way % insisting thar me hanan
cod for a lob and full participation
IN tho advantages of democracy be
extended 20 an people
Evening star., 1941-02-24
Schedule Gives Columbia Edqe
In Fight to Pass Dartmouth
In Eastern Basket Chase

has two games with Yale and Har-
ward which might be dangerous.
The Ellis are the tailenders of the
circuit, but when they played the
Lions last month the game was
forced into overtime and Columbia
barely escaped with 40-38 decision.
Harvard. in fourth place, is threat
to anybody and conquered Cornell
and Penn in succession last Friday
and Saturday.
The remainder of the business on
the weeks program is not likely to
raise the temperatures of the parties
concerned. Wednesday night Penn
and Princeton collide and Saturday
Princeton battles Cornell.
Broberg Again Top Scorer.
The competition for individual
scoring honors finally is lining up
along the form everybody expected.
Capt. Gus Broberg of Dartmouth,
who has held the championship for
two seasons, added % points to his
total last week and took the lead
away from Jim Bennett of Cornell
Bennett had led from the start of
the season by the simple expedient
of playing in more games than
Broberg The Dartmouth marks
man still has played in only eight
games to Benefits nine, but he has
attained a collection of 109 points
to 95 for the Big Red ace. John
Cobb. the Yale captain, has re-
gained third place with SO points.
Evening star., 1941-02-24
Has No Designs on Mile, Says
Rice, in Great Track Streak;
Receives Sullivan Award

No. l amateur athlete. He also
added he wasn't anxious to run at
Dartmouth, which would like to
stage another of those invitation
meets on its big board track, but
only If 1t could get a man like Rice.
His next start will be next week
end at South Bend, where his South
Bend A. A. has built a special meet
around him. He'll be back at the
Garden probably once more, for the
K. of G. meet March 8.
Rice, meanwhile, is anxious to
get rid Of the "automaton," robot"
and mechanical marvel" tags that
have been hung on him.
I'm not one of these guys who
runs with stop watch in his head"
he said. Gosh, in practice I can't
even hit within two seconds of the
time in which I want to run a
quarter mile"
In evidence of this fact, Rice
pointed to last Saturdays race,
though he was the only one of
$4,000 people to find f1aw in 1t. He
said that actually he'd run the first
mile-4:32-five seconds faster than
he'd planned, and, therefore, he had
to run the second mile five seconds
slower-4:46. The last mile he ran
In 4:33, with Q 62-second last quar-
ter that found him just tapping
Don Lash - ks hit tha tapA.
Evening star., 1941-02-24
BY BILL BONI.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Les Mac
Mitchell, Walter Mehl and the rest
of the milers, can rest easy. Joseph
Gregory Rice has no designs on
their particular domain.
Joseph Gregory could be excused
for having such aims, for in the
space Of eight days this 25-year-old
wonder athlete from South Bend,
Ind, has run the second-fastest two
miles and third-fastest three miles
ever run, and set world indoor rec
ords at each distance.
In retaining his National A. A. U.
three-mile title at the Garden last
Saturday night, Rice achieved an
other mans goal just year too late.
His coach at Notre Dame, the late
Bill Nicholson, had planned a 13-
minute 51-second three miles for
Greg against Taisto Maxi in the
Finnish Relief Fund meet last
March. Instead, Rice ran 1888,
which stood as the world record
until he hit 1851 two nights ago.
Still, having 80 convincingly
proved himself the finest distance
runner America has produced, Greg
hasn't any particular desire to come
down to the mile. He said as much
yesterday at the New York A. c.
where he received the James Z. Sui.
Hvaa Nsmoral Trophy a. ie4Ds
Evening star., 1941-02-24
Court Battling Due With Many Loops Ending Title Races This Week
Win, Lose or Draw
By E..
Stan Correaon
The Old Fox Has Change of Mind
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.
Star stan Correspondent.

ORLANDO Feb 24-For fellow who
off the little springess
the other Florida State
Indeed
that of all pitchers he did
with the other toe plate
old gentleman his mind I'VE figured
he
be casually
telegraph Office and dispatched wire his
In Fort OgehoTpe, Ga.
suspicion that the little
eam
will rookie
Sometimes athom the
the hers the bubble po
this will Hudson but it isn't
his because of his
the he
would
all kinds htters yell uncle
I'M Florida
Evening star., 1941-02-24
Indians 19Pitchers,
Little Time 10 Train,
Curve En- Early
Browns New SIubbists
Start; Red Sox Have
Only One Absentee
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FORT MYERS, Fla, Feb. "a
When the rest of the Cleveland In
dians arrive tomorrow they will find
the l9man pitching staff already
well advanced in training-and
throwing curves. The squad will
have less than two weeks to prepare
for its exhibition opener against the
Dodgers in Havana March 7. Out
fielder Roy Weatherly and JEFF
Heath still were holdouts.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-Bulwarked
by new pitchers acquired in the win
ter trade marts, the st, Louis Browns
batterymen gathered today for the
start of training. The newcomers
included Johnny Allen, Denny Gale
house, Fritz Ostermueller and George
Caster. Caster was the latest
Brownie to sign.
SARASOTA, Fla.-With only
Catcher Johny Peacock missing, the
Boston Red Sox swung into action
today. Peacock is recovering from
flu at his home Manager Joe Cronin
decided to let Francis RedD Walsh,
infielder with Rocky Mount last year,
help Frank Pytlak with the catching
chores. If the youngester develops
he may be converted into a backstop
for the Red Sox'S Little Rock farm.
ANAHEIM. Calif-Connie Mack
has started administering doses of
cod liver oil to Buck Ross to help
the Philadelphia Athletics pitcher
gain weight. Connie thinks some
additional heft would make Ross
able to go nine innings instead of
weakening around the sixth or
seventh as he has in the past.
PASADENA, Calf. - With all
hands signed. the first squad of
Chicago White Sox began training
today and the second squad was
due to report Saturday. Manager
Jimmy Dykes and Coach Muddy
Ruel were expected to spend con-
siderable time trying to make a
starting pitcher out of either Joe
Haynes or Johnny Humphries.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-Man-
ager Joe Mccarthy had Is players
on hand today for the opening of
the New York Yankees training. 1t
was the largest first day attendance
for Mccarthy since he took control
of the Yanks in 1881 and was at
tributable to the presence of several
rookie hopefuls, including the crack
infield duo of Phil Rizzuto and
Gerry Priddy.
Evening star., 1941-02-24
Maybe Griff Thought of Krokouskos

recalled that Sid had quite time OF 1t last for
while pitched him. to The next
whipped him. Dropping back to cheaper he
the AS and then lost
this doorous debut
opposons riding ball of the usually when
the bases.
Just when he getting ready pack for Charlotte or reenve he
his % Included
this which prompted Mr. Griffith
privileges Sidney the late reporting date
which has been rescinded.
while walking after his
think KakaukaS
habit finishing with certain mild guso but couldn't
Krakauska did nothing
that he big Lacquer but he always promised things and h kept
until wonder joe somehow
key a which Grif keeps skeleton.
Evening star., 1941-02-24
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-The heat in
the Eastern intercollegiate Basket
Ball Leagues bonfire this week will
be turned on Columbia.
The Lions, tied for second place,
were whipped soundly by the pace
setting Dartmouth Indians Satur-
day, 1896, but they still have the
best chance of taking advantage of
any Dartmouth mishaps.
The Indians, with their triumphs
over Yale and Columbia last week,
now have a record of seven victories
and one defeat and apparently are
well along the way to their fourth
consecutive championship. Their
only date this week is with sixth
place Pennsylvania Saturday and
this engagement hardly could be
called fearsome.
Columbia Big Threat.
Columbia has a record of four vic
tories and two defeats, which stra-
logically is better than the six-and-
three marks of Cornell's Big Reds
with whom the Lions are tied in
percentage. 1t is better because the
Lions can pull onto even terms with
Dartmouth If the Indians lose one
more game and also because Co.
lumbia and Dartmouth have one
more game with each other, in
Columbia's gym.
But Columbia must keep winning
to hold this advantage and this week