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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Llshes Hubby's
||hoat In Fight
Woman Surrenders
After Staying

Eiihsd across his throat. Henry
s'ilsrs- ss sl5 friedrich. was
ha on sdmi'tance TO Receiving
'nriiil early Monday morning.
Arrested al he home OF her
t'lher Ms alherine Ellis, 647
I Nrry later Monday. Mrs. Anna
srSoe, o. eommon-law wife Of
S'tEsr' admitted to Detective
lHt Earl Anderson and Detec-
|tH Maurice Fullerton. that she
ri cut Rodgers throat with a
|uor
MS Brisrce said she slashed
F'dr's win The razor after the
Fan had torn her clothes Off and
|n' her and scratched her face.
p. tod ,ho officers that hodges
~ me razor in his inside coat
H'se' and she took II away from
Pa when he pulled It.
lv prisonet who is held pend
p further Investigation. said Rod
rs mad heaicn her Saturday night
IN she left his home going to her
r"n'rf home Rodgers made three
E'N 10 Ms Ellis home in efforts
4 persuade Mrs. Rriscoe to re-
Is' She SAID she finally consent
ana me iwo returned TO Rod
II home where she prepared din
Il before they went TO a show
y several cabarets.
MS Bri'coe said they returned
.a' shortly after ? am. and inn
..'s'''sly following their arrival.
y renewed the old argument
W began beating her.
''' said that he was constantly
1'uslng ner OF other men. and
.'"k excessively. II was while he
= Z. under the influence OF liquor
y. Y. Ne beat her, she told the Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Nine injured
Seriously In z
Collisions
One Party
Returning Home
From Lansing

w Iflr'LS WEI hlittN dLQ
more than score injured IN an
automobile Academies SUNDAY IN
and near Detroit The dead are
Canute Frankson. 80. o. 2s4 AL
fred. and frankie Hollis. IT. three
morlh-old son o. NJ and Mrs.
Frank " Hollis Ts .V7dali Aish-
land Park.
Tho injured are Mrs Alberta
Coles. Is kendall Mrs Mary Hollis.
Frank Hollis 81 Mrs Myrtle
Hurst. daughter 81 Mrs Coles and
Mrs. Vplefia Cathay
Head on Collision
The accident occurred near
Brighton Mich on Us ie when
me ear. drten by Frankson coll
lided hcadon with another aufomo-
bile on the highway. The au'omo-
bile vas demolished
The party Of frends had left
Mrs. Coles home AZ ~ O'Clock sun
dat morning going 70 Lansing 20
visit relatives OF Mrs Coles They
were on their way home when the
accident occurred.
They were on tho outskirts ~
Brighton when Ftankson noticed .
car cunning in the opposite direc-
ton. Blinded hy the headlights Of
the aplpoaehaie car Fgankson ac-
coIdiue to occupants OF The car.
pulled off 40 bis Sight A few sec
onds later there was crash kill.
ing Frankson and the baby .nsiant-
J,
The injured were taken to ths
hospilal in Brighton Mrs Alberta
Coles sunorina .rom deep Easr in
four broken ribs and , ilop cash In
her head Mrs Msrs Hollis whose
injuries are undetermined was
unconscious Frank Hollis. ST..
suSplained a broken arm and hrok-
en- Lex and cuts on the head. He
was unconscious Mrs. Myrtle
Hurst had q broken hik ana intern
al injuries and Mrs Caihy suffer-
ed cuts on The body and less Her
SON. Alfred Caihy. was uriniured.
Fails To Stop
Frankson spent almost A wear IN
Spain hghuna with the Spanish
Ioyalisis. He returned TO Detroit
little over year ago.
In collision a John r and
Mape road sunday evening one
white woman WAS Killed and sew
oral persons injured when car
drives hy ''rs Rcheo Riven-
baueh failed 10 stop AZ a road in
fcrscciion.
The dead woman was Mrs Julia
Ztlcwski a.. Of Pontiac The in-
iufcd ave Leonard Rivonhaugt.
20 aud his wife Alylna 20 Mrs.
Rche,,a Riyenbaugh 81 Thomas
Ri,rnhaueh Il, and Mrs Elsie
Spomr. 81 an white and OF Pom
tiac; Percy Miles. & ~ Bunalo,
ny Miss Dorothy Rooic % Of
New York and Miss Dorothy Rob-
eris % NJ Buffalo
Niles and the Misses Booie and
Roberts we're returning from
Sprinrhill Farm when the accident
occurred
Mrs Riyenhaush has been order
ca 70 explain 10 The prosecutor
whom she h ahle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Innocent Bystander
Shot In Bar Brawl

wardelI h. Williams. 81 -of 2i1
Hendrie. was taken 10 Receiving
hospital from 1870 Hastings after
he had been shot in the left arm
by Frank Bledsoe.
Bledsoe. according 10 police. had
been cut earlier nv John Peoples.
81. 632 Hancock Williams was I'm
Jake's cafe 467n Hastings. when
Bledsoe returned and fired two
shots one OF the bullets LODGED in
the wall and one striking Williams
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
John Graham Hopes
For Reconciliation

Attorney John X. Graham, legal
aid clerk In Recorders Court aud
former assistant prosecutor, with
drew his divorce bill this week and
stated that he expected 70 AFFECT a
reconciliation with his wife. Mrs.
Cecilia Graham. who had also filed
for DIVORCE.
Mr.. Graham stated that he with
drew his bill after learning mat
Mrs. Graham had hled.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Frank Williams Gets
2-To-10 Year Term

Found guilty OF second degree
murder by a jury last week. Frank
Williams 30. was sentenced TO a
term OF two TO 10 years in prison
by Recorders Judge John V. Bren-
nan. Tuesday morning.
williams was accused of fatally
stabbing Chester Madison follow
ing brawl last Dec %. Williams
contended in his testimony that he
had been attacked by Madison with
an ice pick.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

Airs. Ester williams. Is. g5sO W.
Kirby. attempted suicide Saturday
BY drinking lysol. she was found
by her husband. OTIS when he re
turned home from work. Her con-
dition was serious.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Group OF Youths In
Attack At A Theater

Leslie Tucker. rs. 1862 y. Willis.
was stabbed In the back and left
arm when he was attacked b,
group Of bovs IN the Castle the
aire s4i2 Hastings. Friday eve
ming.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
ZOO Delegates
Convene AT Lucy
Thurman Branch
Two-Day Meet
Will Stress
Religion

With all details complete ana
expectations high, the ninth annual
Older Boys and Girls conference
opens Saturday morning IN Lucy
Thurman Branch YWCA.
The Rev Herbert King student
secretary OF the YMCA. New York
City. will give the opening address
at $50 Saturday morning. He will
speak on the conference theme.
whittier"
Expect POO Delegates
Members OF the conference Plan
Mtg committee said they expected
AZ least 200 delegates from clubs.
churches and Sunday Schools. Reg
stration will continue through
SATURDAY
However a musical skit. prepar-
cd hy Ivy Loaf Club OF Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority under the
direction of Miss Evelyn solomon.
will be presented Friday evening
as prelude TO the conference Fol
lowing this entertainment. the an
nual party. open 10 boys and girls
who have registered. will be held.
The skit Is scheduled for 7.3o nm.
Music for tho opening session
Saturdsv will he furnished IVY the
Esoni.es run. and rom singiu:
under Miss Margaret Matthews
Miss winifred Broyles will preside
The Rev. Mr.. King will also adj
dress the conference Saturday after
noon. speaking on THE Student
and Religion" Nathan Scott. vice
president State of Michigan Older
BOYS aud Girls conference. will
preside. The music for the pro-
gram will be furnished by Royal
Vikings and conference singing un-
der the leadership OF Miss Louise
Johnson
Parents viii Meet
The Planning committee calls
special attention to the Parents
Group which will convene Al 2 ..
m Saturday with DR. Sullivan as
principal speaker. Mrs. A. VI,
Quarles will preside
"The Great Day" motion pic
ture OF careful selection will be
presented 10 the entire Conference
Saturday afternoon al I pm. as
a phase OF recreation. The speaker
at the evening program will he
Miss Maude Brown school teacher
Of Louisville. Ky. who will address
the delegates on boy and Girl
Relationships Miss Edmondson
will preside.
The speech will he followed by a
presentation of WPA music groups.
among which will he concert
with Karl Mcintyre conducting,
and presentation by the Gospel
Singers under Mr.. Hardison.
Following the fellowship break
fast Sunday morning. the Confer
ence will again hear Miss Maude
Brown. and also summing up OF
the Conference discussion group
nv Miss Robert MCGUIRE. The dele
gates will 60 immediately TO Bethel
church 10 listen TO a special SER
mon to be delivered by the Rev
william II. Peck. pastor OF the
church.
All meals for the Conference will
he nj the Lucy Thurman Branch
YwCA. SIS f.. Elizabeth. and all
assembly meetings will be held in
the auditorium Of ST Antoine
Branch YMCA. Discussion groups
will be located in the club rooms
designated by the Conference fold
ers.
All boys aud girls can help the
Planning Committee by registering
early.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
They All Get One

The estinable Miss Margie
Hart, who is by no means an
exponent of maidenly primness.
while playing an engagement In
a burlesque house in Washing
ton, ID. c., accompanied a local
admirer 10 a party at VIII / C h
many lie a ding pohticos were
present.
One congressman especially
confided that he had enjoyed her
perform nance and would be
happy if she would send him an
autographed photo. Miss Hart
agreed but when she returned to
her hotel. she was unable to re-
cali his name. Which will ex-
plain why every member Of Con-
gress recently received an auto
graphed picture Of Miss Margie
Hart. stripteaSer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Teaches Nah Joneg

Among the remarkable women
of Manhattan is Mattye krien-
der, an attractive young ma
tron. who, seeking to augment
the family income. decided that
she ought 10 learn a game and
teach il TO others AS simple as
that-and as preposterous-and
the miracle is that she bought
herself a book and actually
learned a game known as Nah
Jongg - and within a year be-
came il foremost authority.
Even more unbelievable Is
that she carried out her plan
became an instructor and when
last heard of her several weeks
ago. she was appearing in the
aters around New York. deliver
ing her Nah Jongg lectures 1t
all sounds like something out OF
Gilbert and Sullivan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Events
At Art Institute

Today at 2;3o p. m--Gallery
talk. Homer and Eakins," by
John D. Morse; at $50 p. m.
World Adventure Series. The
Art Of Flower Arrangement" by
]. Gregory Conway.
Tuesday at $50 p. m.-Illus-
trated lecture. The Religious
Focus of Spanish Art" by Har-
old E. Wethey, University of
Michigan.
Friday at $50 p. m.-Paid
lecture course tillustrated) |:
Early Italian Print Makers
Mantegna," by Isabel Weadock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

HOP ON the bandwagon.
music lovers. and join the
rhythm paradel A procession
of the nations top musicians
are camping in the files Of your
favorite music headquarters
waiting to march home with
you.
One Of the leaders In the
best seller" lineup is Gene
Krupa's okeh recording OF
IT II < r E LII BE SOME
CHANGES MADE" backed by
THESE THINGS YOU LEFT
ME-" Tommy Dorsey and his
orchestra give out with
YOU'RE DANGEROUS" and
YOU LUCKY PEOPL (.
YOU" from the movie Road to
Zanzibar. for their latest Victor
assignment.
Harry Babbitt supplies the
vocals for Kay Kyser platter,
EVERYTHING HAPPENS TO
Me" while on the turn over,
Sully Mason and trio handle
the words TO Il KNOW A Sc
CRET." This is a Columbia
disc.
A new Decca dittie by Glen
Gray and the Casa Iona Or
chestra worth listening to is the
old favorite, 'MARGIE," with
BYE BYE BLUES" as the
platter-mate.
Alvino Rey Is offering a swing
arrangement of the WILLIAM
TELL" overture which occupies
both sides of the Victor record,
while Woody Herman and his
orchestra get IN the groove
with FUR TRAPPER'S BALL"
with BLUE FLAME on the
reverse.
Maybe you haven't been
drafted but we'll bet the
Prairie Ramblers' okeh waxing.
I'LL BE BACK IN A YEAR"
will be TO your liking. On the
turnover the Ramblers tell all
about the OLD MISSISSIPPI
MOON"
BLUES MY GIRL FRIEND
TAUGHT NE" and EVENING
STAR as interpreted by Ray
mond Scott and his new orches-
ira are two good tunes for a
record collection.
That old crack about learn
ing to play photograph is not
50 far from the truth with
these recent Add-a-Part record
ings which Columbia is putting
out.
One instrument, for example.
is left out of the recording and
yoti are supposed to All in that
voice. playing right along with
the other Instruments. In this
fashion an amateur can play
with some Of the great artists
of the world Latest number Is
the BRAHMS F-MINOR QUIN-
TET with the first violin part
missing. Enclosed in this beau
tiful album is the score for the
first violin so that you can play
il yourself and complete the
musical picture of this. one Of
the most beautiful Of all quin-
tets.
We are so impressed with the
sheer charm and clarity of the
recent Columbia album Of Mo-
zart's ZINE KLEINE NACHT-
Musk" that we must urge you
again to listen TO this perform
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Overman Peddles
New York Farm

AFTER 20 YEARS of inde-
cision. Lynne Overman. feat--cd
In The Hard BOILED Canary"
has become a man Of quick de-
cision and has decided to stay
permanently In Hollywood.
Until now Overman has tena-
ciously hung onto 129 acres Of
farm land near Rheinbeck. N. Y.
preparatory to the day when he.
would retire from the world Of
the theater and settle down to
being a gentleman farmer. Over
man has Just sold the farm land
to a Columbia University pro-
fessor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Defining American

For casual definitions Of Mr..
America. we submit: He stands
up for his country and can't un-
derstand others who would give
Il a stand-up Old Glory's
stripes are the service stripes his
forefathers won He is able
10 put his heart into singing the
National Anthem because II is
the song in his heart Will
ingly he takes up arms " any
one else starts pulling Uncia
Sans leg :.
How long the country meas
ures as the crow flies is second
airy In importance TO him as long
as ne knows how well the Amer
lean Eagle stands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
.opaIong to Use
New Type Film

ADOPTION OF a new, finer
grained film for use in photo
graphing Paramounts Hopalong
Cassidy series. has been an
nounced
The new film Is especially de-
signed for westerns and other
outdoor pictures. Russell Harlan
became the first to use II when
he photographed In Old Colo
RADIO" with the film. In the past,
critics have acclaimed the Hop
along Cassidy series as having
the most beautiful outdoor pho
Biography in Hollywood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Why Tug Currency7

On occasion we have watched
bank clerks, postal employees
and box office men give each
bill they receive a tug or two.
We thought il was a test OF the
quality of the paper to deter
mine whether the money was
spurious. We were partly cor
rect-but not entirely. We learn
now that this "flattening' makes
the portrait stand out. The por-
traits on American currency
have always been the Achilles
heel of counterfeiters-the fiat
ening" makes phoney engraving
easily apparent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Honor Composers

MICHIGAN STATE COL
LEGE will honor the Michigan
Composers Club. April n. with a
program Of chamber music by
the composers. Nonmembers
who are residents of Michigan.
are invited to submit COMPOSE
tons for any small combination
of instruments or vocal solos
with string quartet or quintet
Accomplishments, by Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Tuesday Musicale
Meets This Week

THE NINTH morning pro-
gram of the Tuesday Musicale
will be given next Tuesday at
1890 a. m. in the lecture hall Of
the Art Institute. Edward Bred
shall, popular Detroit pianist
and lecturer. will give the OPEN
ing talk. His subject will be
The Plight OF the American
Artist. A miscellaneous concert
will follow.
The additions committee viii
meet March % at 10 a. m. in
the Art Institute. This is the
last addition to be held until
October. Any one interested in
active membership are requested
to communicate with the chair
man, Mrs. w. B. Deyo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Tops as Wisecracker

As a playwright, George Ber-
nsrd Shaw Is the complete bore.
in the unsolicited opinion OF this
reporter. But as an epigramma-
fist and even as wise
cracker, the bearded applicant
upsetter is as good as the best
in the world.
He hasn't delivered many
fancy observations on the cur
rent brawl but I do recall that
in the last war, when he was
aske d why he wasn't at the
front fighting to save civiliza-
ton. he replied smoothly: Il am
part of the civilization you all
are fighting to save"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
SObOl Tells
WhafsSeen
InNeW York
By LOUIS soBoL

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES circu-
L lating library in America is
undoubtedly the place in Green
witch Village called Horror
House. In size it is only six feet
long and three feet wide-room
enough for the proprietor and
one customer. When two or
more customers. after the man
ner Of book lovers the world
over. seek to browse. the propri-
etor usually steps outside. Hor-
TOR House specializes in novels
of murder. mystery and hair
raising books in general. Despite
its physical size. 1t has the
largest collection Of chiller-dil-
lers in Manhattan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Orchestra
To Give Concer-

THE 65-PIECE Wayne Uni
versity Symphony Orchestra viii
play a concert, consisting Of a
symphony, and a piano concerto.
on Wednesday at Sis p. m in
the main auditorium OF the Art
Institute.
Prof. James A. Glib will d.
rect the performance or Ernest
ChausSon's Symphony in B
Fiat Major and Sergei Rach-
maninoffs Piano Concerto in G.
Minor" Wayne InStruc tor
Robert Campbell viii be the
soloist for the latter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
OF to Optieiansl

Add to ironies OF city life: Re
Gently just before the annual
charity dance run for the Blind
Home in The Bronx. several of
the inmates accompanied by the
intelligent Seeing Eye dogs can
vassed through the city selling
their tickets. One of them was
led by his dog into offices in the
building at 500 Willis avenue
and finally into the headquarters
of the Community Opticians
AsSociationi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
JIMMIE GARGANO

JIMMIE GARGANO
and his orchestra set the
musical background for
the current stage shows
at the TolUn Thedter.
vinity American Lutheran
Church. Rev. Thomas NJ. Wilson
will speak on 'Meditations of a
Musician" A musical program
will follow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Off the Records

ance by the London Philhar-
monte. directed by Felix Vein
gartner.
Few Scherzos for two pianos
are as popular as the Saint
Saens work which is now avail
able on a single disc, recorded in
sparkling fashion by Arthur
Loesser and Beryl Rubenstein,
well known duo-pianists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
School Recitals

THE BENDETSON NET
ZORG SCHOOL OF PIANO
will present a school recital at
BIS p. m. Thursday. On Fri
day at S:15 p. m. Gilbert Strils
will give a plano recital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Faculty Concert

THREE FACULTY members
OF the Detroit Conservatory Of
Music will appear in concert
Friday at $50 p. m. in the con-
cert hall Of the Art Institute. At
3 p. m. Saturday. pupils in Divi-
sions I and II will be presented
In a concert in the Conservatory
Hall. 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Give Recital

VIRGINIA REAU1fE of -
Detroit Institute of Musical Az .
will be in charge At TIE rectal
at the Detroit Federation q
women's Club. Friday ct . p n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Orqanists Me eli

THE MARCH meeting of the
Michigan Chapter Of the Ameri-
can Guild of Organists will be
held Tuesday at 8 p. m. in Dr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

filled the doorway. lie was
caught in the flames,
Smothered by smoke and fume
Mac Erca died, but his body was
not completely consumed, for he
drowned the fire about him from
the cauldron of Boync water.
The mansion OF Cletcach was
burned to the ground When the
brethren sent by Cairnech came
10 it, they found Mac Ercas body
in the hall. They carried 1t TO the
river and washed il. And as they
were bearing il away, Duaibsech
met them. She made mournful
lamentation over the body. lean
ing against the ancient tree of
Anach Rel a burst of blood
came from her heart and she
died. And her body, too, the
clcrics bore along.
And as they gathered at the
place where they would inter the
king and queen, Cairnech and
those with him saw a solitary
woman coming towards them.
Her mantle was green with a
fringe of gold upon It; her pale
face was set in sadness. And
Cairnech said TO her:
Though beautiful thy looks, we
know
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
MAC ERCA AND THE WIZARD WOMAN

happenings IN his mansion how
the candles went up In "A great
flare as soon as light was brought
TO the wicks and how the fire
wood blazed as soon as lighted
finder was brought near 1T. And
Weakening he said:
A form of fire has appeared
to me; IT would have been Wen If
had taken Cairnech's counsel
and left this mansion" But
Sheen who was beside him said:
sleep! Leave the guarding of
your house to me-"
And into his heavy slumber the
king sank again.
Rising in the dawn, it seemed
to him that he heard shouts of
warriors outside: the Clam Cair-
bry, ne thought, breaking the
treaty they had made with him,
were there TO battle with him for
supremacy. He put on his battfe-
dress and went outside, sword IN
hand. He pursued warriors whose
battle shouts he thought he
heard.
But when he looked back for
his followers he saw between
himself and his mansion embers
and hail of fire. He thought that
Sheen was within and rushed in
TO the house to rescue her. Fire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

the sign of the cross; thereupon,
instead of armed men, he saw be-
fore him only stones and clods.
The Bishop chanted:
With Christ's mysterious cross
Before thine eyes,
Abate thy fury, king.
And no more hack the clods.
Then, very YEARLY, Mac Erca
sat down on the grass. The Bis
hop sat beside him and counselled
him TO go no more into his man.
sion that now was accursed, but
to go with him TO Tullen where
his wife and children were. But
Mac Erca would not 60 with him;
he saw Sheen reckoning, and he
rose up and went with her into
his mansion.
When he and Sheen sat on the
high chairs in the hall, his house
hold around them, he said:
II made the sign of the cross,
and behold ! saw nothing but
stones and clods of clay where
you had caused men to rise. Your
power may be a deception. "
But she kissed and chung TO
him, and then Mac Erca sang 10
her
He had dreams; he drcamt of