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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

who is defending Williams charges
that williams is not the man and
that he was living in Detroit At
the time Of the alleged crime. He
also declared that the man wanted
is named Robert McCullum.
However sheriff J. NJ. Bone. OF
Taylor County, Ga. positively iden-
tihed Williams in the couri room
Of Circnit Judge Clyde Webster
Monday as the man who committed
the crime. lie said Williams was
working on his farm n the time OF
the crime.
Before adjourning the case until
Friday Ian %. judge Webster Sc
vercly criticised the Georgia chain
gangs declaring that representa-
tives from that state would always
encounter difficulties in obtaining
prisoners because OF the system
I'VE don't like those chain gangs
you have down there" Judge Web
Ster said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Wife Slabs
Man IN Heart
Victim Given
Chance To Live

There's a $3.50 chance that Owen
Penny. %. OF 961 Montcalm. will
recover from the stab wound In
the heart. The wound was infict-
cd by his wife. Mrs. Ida Mae PEN
ny.
This IS the second operation OF
tho type performed by the same
surgeons IN Receiving hospital and
the fourth OF IT'S kind performed
at the hospital in the past two
years. The patients have recover
ed in the other three operations.
Penny was stabbed hy his wife In
theatre on woodward Mrs.
Penny said she had seen her hus-
band enter the theatre with another
woman.
When arrested a short time lat
ed AT Brush and wilkins. Mrs. Pen,
nv was carrying their year-old
baby. She also had the blood
stained knife in her possession.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Mid-Winter Bargains
Offered Purchaser At
Boyer Haunted Shack

The big mid-winter bargain sale
OF automobile accessories and
household electrical appliances IS
on IN full swing at Boyer's Haunt
ed Shack. 1893 Broadway, and at
their sixteen branch stores on met
ropolitan Detroit and vicinity. The
MANAGEMENT extends a cordial IN
vitatlon 10 the readers ~ The De-
troit Tribune and the general pub
lie. 10 visit these stores and take
advantage OF the rare values Of
fered
Among the exceptionally splendid
bargains now available NJ Boyers
Haunted shack and its branch
stores are hIgh-grade radios. wash.
Ing machines. Photographs ana
records. together with numerous
other Kinds OF household apple
ances.
During this mammoth mid winter
bargain sale the public VIII also
have opportunity 10 purchase auto
noh,tc Accessories NJ high quality
(Ccutlnued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25


slashed across the throat and stab
bed in the back.
The two men questioned by police
are Kermit Thompson. rs. OF 1875
Orleans, and Arthur Mccall 20. OF
1896 r. Dawson.
Arrested In Hospital
Thompson who was arrested In
Receiving hospital. told Detective
Lieut.. George Branton OF the Homi-
eide Squad. that he had been cut
by Wlngo during a fight IN peer
tavern at 101 T.. DAWSON
Mccall was arrested tort time
after the fight near the scene OF the
crime He had a razor In his pos
session when searched, police de-
clared.
Howard Carter. who was IN me
beer tavern at the time Of the hgh'
between Thompson and Wingo, told
detectives Wingo had chased him
with knife after Carter had warn
ed Thompson. Carter said this was
after the men had been elected
from the tavern because OF fight
Miss Alma Davis in statement
said she was with Thompson In =
confectionery store at LOG y. Da-
vison when man came In and
said "You don't have to worry
about him. we took care Of him.
She said she aid not know the man.
Charged Mob Attacked Wlnge
Friends 81 wineo charge that
he was attacked Nv a mob while In
the tavern They said wingc had
been knocked down twice by one OF
his assailants before he was cut
wlngo had been employed As q
Ianitor IN the Chrysler-Highland
Park plant for IS years. lie Il sur
vlvsd BY his wife and three chill
dren. The body will be sent TO his
former home IN Missouri for burial
In the meantime petitions are be-
ing circulated in the neiEhborhood
10 have the beer tavern closed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Widow Wants
Property Back
Charges Fraud
In Lawsuit

The plants ~ an elderly WIDOW
who believes she has been cheated
OUT OF her home Is told IN the law
SUIT which Mrs. Rosa Purdue SIS. ~
sS6i Van Court. has fled against
Inc Rev Israel walker and his
wife Mrs Cora walker IN an ~
fort 10 REGAIN property which Mrs
Purdue decided 70 the couple I'm
1881
In tho bill. which was filed In
Wa,ne County Circuit Couri by
Mrs Purdue's attorney. William ;
Patrick. s. charges thai she va
mentally incompetent AZ the time
she signed the papers decided me
home in which she had lived for
Is wears 10 The Rev NJ Wake.
The bin also charged that he
walkers tricked Mrs Purdue into
signing tho parer
Mrs Purdue, who has been "a
tent al Eloise for some iime. char
res that she was 10 have had q
home with the Walkers for The r.
mainder OF her life but after living
with the pastor and his wife for 2
little over a month. was forced TO
leave because OF mistreaiment
The property Mrs Purdue seeks
to regain IS located at .O2oi wash
burn She said the lot was pur-
chased in 1920. and IN the succeed
ing year . house was built on the
lof. Tho property is valued a. IS
0o0.
At the same time The court has
issued permanent Injunction re-
strainlng thc Rev Mr.. walker from
collecting to rent from the prop
erty Prior To the injunction Walk
or who formerly was employed 81
an automobile plant. collected SIS
month from The house.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Eight Year-Old Girl
Rescues Baby Sister
In Flames In Home

The heroic efforts o. eight-yesr-
old Jean Caution. 519i Yemans. saw
ed ,he life or her two-month-old
baby sister last Saturday afternoon
when ire broke out in tho Caution
home during tho absence Of the pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Caui-
ton.
Discovering the IRE which had
been started by the six-year-old
Dona Lou. Jean rushed Dona Lou
and seven-year-old LEROY out oil
the house and then rushed back
and rescued the baby who was
asleep in the bedroom.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Adjourn Sentencing
Caroline Woodward

Mrs Caroline Woodward. IS
vear-old former cashier AZ the
Brown Bomber Chicken Shack. 424
+. Vernon Highway. who was sche-
duled 10 be sentenced Tuesday for
the fatal shooting Of Mrs. Mary
Williams. will wait another week
before hearing the court pro-
nounce sentence. Recorders Judge
Arthur f. Gordon adjourned pass
inr sentece until Jan -
Mrs Woodward entered 2 plea
Of guilt to second degree murder
charge Jan I.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Pontiac Man Burned
To Death AS Flames
Destroy His Shanty

PONTIAC. Mich.-Charles (Red)
Reed, persisted in the flames which
destroyed his shack last week. The
fire was discovered by Earl Ryder
who summoned the fire department.
However. the home had burned to
the ground before the fire machines
arrived.
Reed had been living at the same
location for approximately 20 years.
His age and birth place we're un-
known, and there are no known
relatives. Funeral arrangements
we're made by william +. Davis a
comnany.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

Dickinson who signed the papers
which permitted him to be taken
away.
The old gag about his attempt
ing 10 escape is a subierfuge which
is used when they get behind man
and shoot him IN tho back. The
NAACP does not believe their
story"
DR. McClendon was referring TO
the unfortunate staying OF 3S-year-
old Wilmer Smith ny Detective will
liam Grosch in New Orleans last
weeE Smith. worker at Dodge
plant. had been returned TO New
Orleans 10 face murder charge
for tho Staying OF Patrolman Lester
Johnson. Jan. Is. 1890.
Fought ExtradItion
Following his arrest here last
Dec. 10. Smith fought extradition
and was given hearing before I.u-
rem u. Dickinson. then governor OF
Michigan. Dickinson signed the
extraditions papers, hut Smiths at
.orneys obtained writ from Record
er's Judge W Mckay Skillman.
charging that they had not been
given a fair hearing.
The case was sent back 10 Gov
ernor Murray ID Van Wagner. and
again the rendition papers were
signed. The Smith attorneys again
appeared before Judge Skillman
and obtained another writ. offering
10 produce witness who would tes-
tify that Smith had been living in
Detroit at the time OF the shooting
in New Orleans.
Last Hope Gone
when this failed the attorney
appealed 10 the State Supreme
Court. hut the high court refused 10
review the case. Smiths last hope
was gone.
New Orleans police. IN a state
ment Issued. said Smith was shot by
Detective Grosch when the prisoner
attempted to escape while Grosch
and his partner. Detective Arnold,
were taking him TO the place
where Smith said he had hidden
the pistol.
Thomas williams. 2. 339 LaBelle.
is facing extradition to Columbus,
Ga. on a murder charge. He is
accused OF killing Sonny Hill on a
farm near Columbus. March 4, 1888.
According TO the information. will
liams was indicted by grand jury
in Columbus.
Attorney c. r@Bron Simmons,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
vest Virginia Prexy
- Speak In Detroit

M ~, w Y. Davis. president Of
|hs Wy '.lnl' State college. Insti-
|sn.,r, ~ . viii he the principal
|I,s.,'.,' y Bethel AME church,
b. sm . and St Antoine. Feb. ..
Eaton, ., IVA. : on Present ImplI.
y AasrsIs.,sS Negro Lie aud History
''te ths 's appearance will be
|a'pi,r !, auspices y OF the Detroit
WY N Nv ~ association for the
liz p,rt q, ~ Life and History,
|Fsrsn :" ne Negro History Week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Bodies Found
By Brother OF
One Victim
Woman And
Man Were Both
Married

What police believe 10 he 2 sui
eide pact was discovered early Mon
day morning when Jef Quinn. 3f9
Holford. River Rouge. found the
bodies Of his brother and a woman
in a truck In his garage.
The woman was later Identified
as Mrs. Lille Reeves. %, Of 1920
Coplin. The dead man was Sam
uel Quinn. 90 Of 4e4 Eliot. River
Rouge
Bodies Found In Truck
Tho bodies we're found in The
front seat 81 truck owned hy
Jef Quinn River Rouge coal deal Z
or The motor OF the truck had
been running The WAYNE County
coroner said death had been caused
by carbon monoxlde gas
According 10 Willie Reeves. hus-
band OF the dead woman. his wife
had left home early sunday eve
ming after making a telephone call
He said that when she left she
told him that she was going to the
store and would return soon. This.
he said was between seven-thirty
and eight o'clock
Married 10 Years
When Mrs. Reeves failed to re-
turn. her husband said he thought
she was ading tho night with an
aunt on East Side The Reeves
had been married 10 years and
have three children.
Quinn said he could give no rea-
son for his brother taking his NE.
The dead man is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Mary Quinn.
Police said they believe the
couple had committed suicide. while
some friends Of the couple express
ed the belief that the two had been
overcome by the poisonous gas
fumes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
hhEants
ND Resolution
||lPrSiident
;peaker Pleads
br Campaign On
Termination
D rly"s, ". Boykin

II
4 rpsl to President Roose-
MsnQulre All subc rdinate Of
MS administer he Selectiye
xus I'D al defense measures
u " and equal opportunities,
fuwH md pris irras for en-
<zst selection sefy'ce and adj
asnri IA all branches OF the
nv lcfIN without regard 10
n rut or roIor WAS The in
rpVrt u A resolution adopted
r's meeting teld sunday IN
bmi Bipisl church.
\, rnldtor as ;or~ ard 10
lrsiist, and @1nembets OF
r;rh from Michigan.
\, nsstlnr vds sponsored by
AAroll Branch ~ the National
mcfbr ior he Advancement
oari People and had Deen
AZ d protest 10 racial discrim-
EN n he srne forces and in
ArH holding contracts for ma
mi license
N resolution was signed by
Ars J MeCisndon. president
u lnrch lhe Rev Malcolm
Do wear OF ST. Cyprian Epis-
Tsefth The Rev. Henry Por-
kHnr OF s.. John Presbyter-
rhtA Mrs T.. VI. Tyrrell,
NC Woodson. and n. j. Ev-
nEslary oi The branch.
ncg our ina; there SIS a
~ hysieria OF patriotism"
aA@lnlrv AZ present. yet, 1T
Ial asiine shame Of the Gov
~ q The emitted states Of
ga lhai one tenth Of Amerl-
|asii1l oul ~ anticipation by
sEsllee of Jim Crowism which
I -. !, negro citizens the priyileg-
vi raslment and service in all
.''ls oi The armed forces OF
. "'nlTy' the resolution. with
r's Of pride and glory. cites
. N'ucipation hy black men in
" une OF national peril. from
4 aa'ydon N Crispns Attacks
Ne prtseni day.'
~ Rev Grant Reynolds, mill
' president of the Cleveland
'''a NAACP and pastor OF Naz-
I unconstitutional church in that
, ! a'claFed IN emphatic terms
!. ~ Nssro should oppose every
y. y. mat denies him the right
',', m The defense program.
!. .'A' y IN American II they
J, !, Rev. Mr. Reynolds stated
~, 'oo Of The Negro is two
a. We ia = 10 flght on the do
y. !, s'ene and also on the ma
!. seene,' he declared. But
w a. len Pc cont OF the ma
i ignored We have no ma
I 0eiehse program.
= :, speaker urged the moblliza-
n, ' economic resources. and
4. WIN his audience TO shake
n 'snei that Jesus will lead
Wy VIA will feed"
/. s.al'r General BENJAMIN
Y" FAXED over the seethlng
=, me speaHer who declar-
y, y. general had been a foot
, ~ soe armv for 40 years. He
800 criticized the frater-
, o recenilv award him
mccall Tor meritorius serv-
eos rs1 Julian Rodgers. assIs-
J w yo'allon counsel. and Mrs.
n en. mother OF Odell
b., 'Ou'le'ed Virginia share
we're other speakers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Airmsn Oppose Jim Crow Pursuit
Squadron Ordered By Department
BY ENoc P. WATERS, JR.

CHICAGO-A strong resolution condemning the
War plan to establish allNegro pursuit
squadron as part of the United States Army Air Corps
was adopted by the National Armens association here
At the same time the association. made up Of Negro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

states Army Air Corps which pres
emily bars Negroes.
According 10 under secretary ~
(Contlnued on pare %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
MARRIED. WOMAN and
NAN DIE IN LOVE PACT
Ask Roosevelt To Stop Bias In Defense
Dickinson Raped
For Smith Staying

THE killing of Wilmer Smith alias John Sanders,
pNves concusivey why northern states should not allow
Negroes be exradited to the South said Dr. James j.
McClendon president of the Detroit Branch of the NAACP
This mans death be attributed directly to Governor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

membership roster includes az
types OF womens clubs and AFFECT
ins directly more than 600 women.
The general program combines edu
cation, charity, art. and social
work
One or its clubs, the Christian In
dustrial. owns and maintains Fran
ces Harper Inn. sos Horton. Inc
study clubs contribution 10 the in
tellectual and cultural IL well
known
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

Ayers throughout the country No'-
ed to intensity its campaign to
have Negroes inteeraied without
regard 10 race into the United
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Women's Association Starts Drive
To Raise Funds For Club Building

The Detroit Association of Womens clubs has begun
its campaign 10 collect $4,000 with which 10 purchase
club house according to announcement MADE tns week
BY Mrs Rosa (iragg. president
The assnciatinn Is federated organization whose
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Question Two In
Staying Of Worker

Two men questioned this week in the tatal sab-
bling of Eugene Wngo, 49, of 1870 Cameron, who was
found dead at the of Dawson and Ropee Satur-
day night.
Wingo. worker in an automobile plant had been
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

The major departments o. me as
ISOLATION embraces women in indus
try. business. and the professions
mother. home and child education
and girls clubs To more effective
Nv carry out this program ~ Is nee
essarv 10 have adequate houslne
facilities. Mrs. Gragg declared
Materials have hcen placed IN me
hands Of members who are solicit
ing public spirited citizens wiling
n contribute and 10 assist in this
undertaking
To Honor Contributors
Those contributing from ; 10 -
will have their names written ~ =
Continued on page g.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

The association has been a regu-
lar contributor TO the Community
Fund. and has recently, IN accord
with the changing times. become
particularly interested and active
in the Red Cross end National De-
frnea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

MARCH ef TO APRIL 20
Aries - Another friendly day
for industry and finance. Favor
able, TOO, for dealing with supe
riors, for publicity promotion and
advertising, new projects and
expansion, mental tasks.
APRIL 81 TO MAY ~
TaurHs-Favorable day for
your especial interests. + I've
major benehc aspects operate
from 4+3o this morning until
after 10 tonight. These espe-
cially approve all sound, vigor-
Gus activity, military and naval
affairs. Gains possible in all
worthy lines OF endeayor.
MAY II TO JUNE 2f
GemiHi-Very friendly vihra-
tious prevail, but you Geminians
and Virgoans are admenished to-
day particularly not 10 be care
less m ak ing preparations or
executing plans. Fresh opportu-
mites abound and you can accom-
plish a great deal by forethought.
JUNE 2e TO JULY gS
Cancer--Stick 20 well pre-
scrihed course throughout today
and avoid overstrain. Grasp ad-
vantages when they appear
Don't put off until tomorrow
what you should do now. Favor
able day, on whole.
JULY 20 TO AUGUST %
Leo-A most progressive out
look. Action and achievement are
in the air Money matters equally
favored with industrial and man
ufacturing interests.
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. p
Virgo 49, Please note Geminis
paragraph. You will get best
results now II you plan and act
with careful forethought and
precision. Tackle anything re-
quired-you'll be rewarded.
SEPT. - TO OCT. -
Libra Clergyman. instructor,
stu d n {, mechanic. statesman,
laborer, builder, engineer, de-
signer, artist or other profess
SIGNALS. Stars smile generously
on you today. This obtains for
shopkeeper and you in domestic
service, too.
OCT. p TO NOV. p
Scorpjo-Benefcent vibrations
cmapating from other planets
than your own can be tran
scended to good influences for
you by your own efforts. It's a
generally favorable day for con-
structive activities, intelligent
thought and action.
NOV. % TO DEC -
Sdgittdrius-A generous bust.
ness and financial day You can
increase your earning powers
now. Keep in tune with the
times; try new. improved meth
ODDS: expand wisely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Kicking Movement

. Stand sideways 10 table
with one hand on IL for support.
and swing opposite leg from the
hip TO a right angle in front.
Bring foot to rest on floor and
swing up again.
II is the swing Of the leg 10 a
right angle with the trunk that
tightens the guteus maXimus
muscles on the back of your
hip. but pausing between kicks
will keep the momentum from
cheating your muscles out Of
work.
Keep both legs straight and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
PAGE 13

JOB LOOKING FOR MAN still 10 a lot or US
but s daily story huge defense program Every
being made find trained or to train men IN
needed sldIs
you experienced worker metal crafts shp6uidlng
the need greatest But IN many
places spued allied notwithstanding manu-
factuTe. railroads. Sawmils.
you haven't the sls needed the government or private
given IN suc SUBJECTS
as electrical trades foundry work Or X
you've experience you take brush-p course
operate training schools from winch
you 90 nay Or you sign as an ap-
prentice. ~. =,
our 40page booklet How to Get Defense job tells OF
300 types of workers needed Explains how ana where 20
Employment Services ~ ~
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

THE NEW narrow Silhouette.
iands pcrfcCt-tTttTug sitpi
Mime Adams designs an easy-to-
make Pattern 1908. in both day
and evening length.
Pattern 1908 IS available in
misses and womens sizes Ii,
Is, Is. 20, 81; "a. 80, 80. 40 and
AZ. Size 10, short length slip,
takes pa yards 39-inch fabric
and Ia yards lace edging
Send fifteen cents t15c) in
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

minutes makes for easier ham
ding when you roll it out paper
thin. Cut in fancy shapes, sugar
ing the top before baking.
Crisp Butter Cookie,
2K cups sifted all-purpose flour
Ia teaspoons baking powder
u teaspoon salt
Few grains nutmeg
h cup butter
! cup sugar
egg
? tablespoons milk
2 teaspoon vanilla
teaspoon almond extract
Flour for rolling
Sift flour; measure; sift with
baking powder, salt and nutmeg.
Cream butter until soft, add
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

FRAGRANT BUTTER cookies,
fresh from the oven, sugar
topped. look and taste-so good.
They're delicious in favor and
easily digested. A jar full OF
such will tighten the burden OF
dessert planning.
Just the sight OF these crisp,
butter-made sweets, makes you
want to 60 kItchenward and stir
up batch. They'll bring a
round OF applause whenever
served
Use butter at room tempera-
ture since il is more easily
cFeamed@ Are=sagsfi- gradually
and beat 10 light. creamy
consistency for extra good tex
ture
Chilling the dough for a few
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Remember Sweetest Day
With Candy and Cookies
By PRUDENCE PENNY

GET OUT your mixing bowl
and spoon for it's time 10
make goodies for the Sweetest
Day Have YOU got II circled
on the calendar? It's next Sat
urday
OF course you're planning 10
send a tasty remembrance 10
your draftee son or sweetheart.
Fast work Will be necessary 70
get the package into the mail so
he viii receive II Saturday.
Ready TO Go
n YOU would rather send a
box of commercially made cakes.
cookies or candies. you'll find
some attractive and mighty
tasty ones in local stores. Some
arc in clever boxes decorated
especially for the rockies.
Incidentally il you wish 10
have box of assorted cheeses,
pickles, spreads. crackers and
similar foods packed into a col
orful basket. the stores will do
this also. In either case they
mail the gifts for you.
Here are recipes for sweets
which may be mailed success
fully.
Soft Moleses Jumbles
81 cups sifted flour
! teaspoon soda
4, teaspoon salt
cup shortening
cup brown sugar
/ cup molasses
. cup cold water
l 7-Ounce package Scmi-SWeet
chocolate.
Sift flour soda and salt to-
gether Cream shortening add
sugar gradually beating until
light and fluffy Add molaSscs
and mix thoroughly Blend .n
flour miNimc alternately with
water, then add chocolate. Drop