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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

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spokesman. exploding runners
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tween Great Britain and Italy.
said wedns sday that Britain
would continue IL operations
against Italy without shate-
ment unless Italy made . bid
for peare.
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conferences IN southwestern ifsly
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight and Friday.
Temps: High AZ; low IS. sun
rises 7:lS; sets 5:3l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
SIS Hours Is Running Time
For Diesel Freight From
Kansas City to Los Angeles
Tacoma Author Climoxes Account
OF World Premiere" Aboard
Santa Fe Systems Big "Jeep"
DIARY OF THE DIESEL JEEP
DIARY OF THE DIESEL JEEP

Editors Note: This is the last Of co stories crttcn By
Mr. Mann Tacoma author and peekV newspaper publisher
describing the first trip Of Diesel freight locomotive erer
made IA the Worid
BY CHAs. r. A. MANN
February "a few minutes for changes after the
dash get into Empora Kansas ahead the Chief crack
sreamlned train principally for the benefit of Holly
wood bgshos and big Diesel "Jeep' begins its run TO
Wellington and Nynoka, Okahomas famed Cherokee
Strip
We have been handed private press
Of and official 5000
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

and five private cars for the press
and official bigwigs 5000
tons in all.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Congressional
Right TO Curb
F. D. Is 0kehed
DUtlETih

"a SHIN sTON President
Roosevelt Wednesday asked con
gress 10 pass emergency supple
mental appropriations of spprosi.
mstsIy $3.50. 0o0. 900 10 speed the
naval resrmsment program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12
.UAW-CIO Local.
Hits Race Bias
Cancels Boat
Ride On River

Discovery OF a policy OF discrim-
nation against Negroes by the
company renting a steamer for the
Showboat Moonlight, originally
scheduled for Saturday, July s.
and sponsored by the Tire Plant
Division Of Ford Local 600. JAW
CfO. led the entertainment COM
mi,lee 10 cancel all plans for the
MOONLIGHT. u Il announced.
"The rAw-ClO does not con-
done racial discrimination against
any Of its members. therefore we
considered II 10 be the best oplicy
to refuse to give this company our
business after the discovery OF
their policy Of discrimination
against Negroes" stated one OF
(COntlnued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12
Celebration
AT Belle Isle
Will Parade
To Island

A one hundred Negro voice choir
and 200 musicians will be heard
on Belle Isle Shell Sunday after
noon. Aug. in mammoth pa
triotic celebration OF Negroes OF
Detroit, according to an announce
ment by Senator Chas. c. Dgigs,
chairman or arrangements. The
affair will be under the auspices OF
a Citizens committee OF which all
the Negro churches. legion posts.
fraternal societies. college fratern-
tiles and clubs will cooperate.
The affair will be preceded by a
parade starting at Jos. Campau and
Clinton streets. and will proceed
out Jefferson avenue to Belle Isle.
Patriotic songs and music-and a
speech by Mrs. Mary Mcleod Be-
thune OF washington, DC, inter-
nationally known Negro woman
leader and Gov. Murray ID. Van
Wagner will feature the program.
Senator Digs says:
Negroes through Universities.
have stood by the flag, but we wish
to further demonstrate our loyalty
and interest in national defense by
patriotic demonstration"
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries will ex-
tend greetings and VIM Knudsen
OF the OPM has been invited as one
OF the principal speakers as we'll as
Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12
APPOINT TWO
TO VACANCIES

Two colored women we're ap-
pointed to the women's Division Of
the Detroit Police Department this
week. Mrs. Louise Marshall and
Miss Cora Brown.
The two appointees will al the
vacancies caused by the recent
designations OF Mrs. Jean Walker
and Mrs. sally Ellison Darden.
Mre. Marshall. wife OF Ernest
Marshall. state supervisor OF
tralnee selection and placement for
the Vocational Education Program
for National Defense. Is a graduate
OF Michigan state Normal college
and former school teacher IN
Ypsllantl. She was in social work
at the time OF her appointment to
the force.
The two appointees began work
last wednesday. attending class
conducted for new members Of the
force.
Miss Brown Is . graduate Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12

In course Of the interview, Mrs.
Brooks stated that she was sorry
about the rift between Marva and
Joe. as II would cause people TO
say things that would be unfair to
both young people.
Continuing. Joe's mother said;
"Marva II such a nice girl and
has a sweet disposition. She Wis
tied me on tie day before the
papers carried the story OF the di-
vorce action. hut Marva said moth
ing TO me about H. Her visit TO De-
troit was TO see Mrs. Emerald Dav-
Is, Joe's sister. VINO was III at the
Woman's hospital.
Mrs. Brooks further stated: II
heard from Joe Tuesday morning.
he was on his way TO take part
In an exhibition In Minnesota. The
ONLY reason I can give for the
marital rift is because Joe's fight
engagements and training periods
prevented him from spending
much time with his wife In Chi
cago. People criticized Marva for
not coming to Detroit 70 live"
Mrs. Brooks further told the Tri-
hume reporter OF the many recent
kilograms Zee has received from
fans, In which they expressed their
approval or disapproval OF the
prospective divorce. and assuring
him that everybody II with him.
Some fans stated that they could
not see how a wife could be 80
ungrateful. 10 husband who Is
earning all the money that Joe
earns.
Il hope Joe and Marya viii get
Together aid make ors ell right
said Mrs. Brooks. She did not seem
worried about any serious develop
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12
Mrs. Evelyn Byrd
Makes A Statement
Through Tribune

Mrs. Evelyn Byrd. OF 7i39 West
wa,sen. who was released Inst
Thursday under a $4,000 bond.
pending trial for the death OF
her husband, Or. Cloyd Byrd. is
sued the following statement to
the Detroit Tribune Monday.
July Z. in the presence OF her
mother. Mrs. Emma Upthegrove.
She said:
II am not guilty OF murder.
Through the columns OF the
Tribune. l wieh TO thank the
many friends for the kindness
shown me in this hour"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12

Fellow in thoracic surgery At the
University hospital. University OF
Michigan.
DR.. Laurey became interested In
thoraclc surgery. which embraces
the tuberculosis and non iuhercn-
Iosis surgical disease OF the chest
because he saw the great need Tor
(ConiInned ON pare -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12
3LYNCHED
In 6 MONTHS

According 10 reports issued this
week by the Department OF Rec
ords and Research OF Tuskegee In
stitute three lynchings occurred in
the United States In the first six
months Of 1871.
All OF the persons iynched were
Negroes. The offenses charged
were: attempted rape. 4: stealing
from employer, 1; alteration with
white men. 1.
The states IN which iynchings
occurred and the number In each
state are as follows: Florida. l.:
Georgia, 1; and North Carolina, 1.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12

q Laurey graduated from
/. ~ University School Of Med
IN 1882, spending the snc-
"s year a. inferno at provi-
H. hospital, Chicago. The fol-
eak year he was resident IN
s',y al ProvIdent. and in 1884
/ hn ~e same position at Park
|. hospital In Detroit.
n so,ned the faculty OF Howard
4 ',s'ly School OF Medicine IN
teaching physiology. and IN
|, :, "as named instructor OF sur
a. - , we school. He was select
|cIa,,..f raining IN the surgical
oussy OF thoracic surgery. and
M W. me Influence of the late
Ma NINA 4, T @. Adams. dean Of
u. ' ~ University School Of Med.
'~ appointed . Rockefeller
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12
Detroiter Sought BY
Police When Brother
Dies In Akron Hotel

The Detroit Police department
has requested the Detroit Tribune
TO assist In getting information to
Bertha Howe, Of this city. that her
brother. Guy Weaver recently died
IN Akron. He was residing at the
Matthew hotel.
Any person knowing Of the
whereabouts OF Mrs. Howe IL ask
ed 10 notify her Of her brothers
death.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12
elyn Byrd Freed On Bond By Court
killing Of Husband, Dr.. FloydByd

lrty-eight-year-old Mrs. Ev-
byrd. pretty soclalite who
land fatally wounded her
bnd, Dr Cloyd Ray Byrd.
rs. obtained her freedom in
Fder's Court Thursday morn
Fhen Judge Christopher z.
SGT bond at $4,000 and two
bond was tet w;sen c1inEs 4
Pe defendant. after hearing the
hony OF TWO witnesses, waived
|er examination as the state
opted TO introduce a statement
by Mrs. Byrd shortly after
|rresi.
Joseph Turner Thomas, Jr..
Ped that he had identified the
OF Or Byrd at the Wayne
~ Morgue on June %. A med
examiner was the following
ets. He declared that the vic
Pf mo shooting died as result
hemorrhage following gun
wounds in the right side, one
'e bullets penetrating the liv-
Waive Examination
Pen the state attempted TO In
Pee the statement OF Mrs.
into the record. Attorneys
'ld f. Bledsoe. Charles A. Rox-
pan and Edward simmons,
Fel for Mrs. Byrd, after read
'he statement, told the court
would waive further examin-
use Stein then held the pris-
Tor trial on first degree muir
charge.
petitioning the court for bail.
Fney Bledsoe said that Mrs.
mad lived most OF her life in
'isan' was in i'll health. and
TIE shooting was the climax
nany beatings Or. Byrd had
} his wife.
yer Albert tGeechie) Pakeman
signed the bond for the ball,
Byrd left the building In
pany OF her attorneys and
lies Cole.
'e defendant. following her ar
alter the shooting. told police
me trouble had started about
byrds attention to a former
: maid in their home. She
sne had fired three shots al
husband earlier IN the after
! and he left. but returned
nouns later 10 renew the ar
en- This resulted In the fatal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12
JOE LOUIS TO F|GH1
W|FE'S divorce SUI
Two Men Stabbed To Death In Brawls
Detroiters Attend
Funeral Rites Held
For Bishops Wife

Funeral rites will be held Sat
urday in Kansas City. Mo-, for
Mrs. John A. Gregg. VIII OF the
RI. Rev. Gregg, bishop OF the
fourth Episcopal district OF the
AME church.
Mrs. Gregg died suddenly
Tuesday. July s after she was
believed to he recovering from
a stroke which che suffered over
a year ago.
Reverends G. W. Baber. J. ID.
Howell and J. A. Charleston are
among the Detroit AME clergy
men who expect to attend the
services Saturday.
II Is not known whether
Bishop Gregg will fll his sched-
uled appearances in Detroit
churches Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12
Sentenced To Prison

Found guilty by a Jury In Fed
eral Court on violation Of the Mann
Act, Eugene Lewis. %. was SEN
fenced last wednesday BY Federal
Judge Frank A. Picard TO a term
Of ave wears IN the Federal Prison
at Leavenworth Kan.
The complaining witness against
Lewis was young white girl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12
Fractures Ankle AS
He Leaps Two Floors
To Escape Assailant

Lamar White. %. 1O4e f. Forest.
suffered broken right ankle
when he jumped from the second
floor OF Clinton Park hotel. Mon
day afternoon. White told police
that he had been attacked by
George Wilson. 40, a resident Of
the hotel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12

ments in the matter. but appeared
more interested in an approaching
financial rally, which she Is spon-
soring at the local Calvary Bap-
fist church, of which she is loyal
member.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12
pr. Laurey Named
10 Howard u Post

Dr James Laurey left last week to take over his new
as assistant professor of surgery and head OF the d.
Pon Oh thoracic surgery atHoward university medical
eoO, Washington DC. He will also have charge Of the
sery IN the tuberculosis annex of Freedmans hos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12
Champs Mother Hopes
There viii Be Reconciliation

Lille mother
marital rift
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12

Fisk university. Nashville. Tenn.
and was also in social work at the
time OF her appointment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12
Argument Started

He said he was alone on the
Fourth when Robinson came In.
Dilworth told Burkho'dt and Ray
r,ond that he asked Robinson for
the radio. and this started an ar
gument
Dilworth said Robinson pulled
knife from his pocket and start
cd toward him. and that he picked
up A bottle and threw II as Robin
son. hut the hottie missed the OBJ
jet and Robinson rushed In and
cut him.
During the scuffIe. he said. he
was able 10 wrest the knife from
Rohinson's hand. and then turned
n on his assailant. inflicting the
wound which caused Robinsons
death.
Threw Knife Away
The prisoner said he ran out the
lack door. when Robinson slumped
10 the floor, throwing the knife In
Continued on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-12
One Slain In
Battle Over
A Radio
Other Stabbed
BY Some One
In Crowd

Two men lost their lives in ar
guments and resultant fights dur
ing the past weekend. Both men
were stabbed 10 death.
William Robinson. 81. Of 500 n.
Green. was stabbed 10 death In a
fight In his home early Jnly 4.
James McCree. Is. 2si winder. was
stabbed 10 death early Sunday
morning.
Joedie Dilworth. es. go y.
Green. was held by police for the
fatal stahhing OF Robinson.
Saw DIlwerth Run Out
Howard Dilworth. &c. 232 Green |:
l.. n. Johnson. 30. 5000 South. and
Ella Pearl Johnson. 20. 5000 south
told Detectives Charles Buekholdt
and Delbert Raymond, OF the
homicide Squad. that they were
sitting in car in the rear OF go
Green on the morning 81 the STAY
Ing. and saw Joedie Dilworth run
cut the hack door They eaid he
was pleading and ran. toward the
Fourth Precinct Station at Green
and Fort.
The four said they entered the
house and found Robinson lying
on the floor. near the rear door.
He had been stabbed in the chest
and back He was dead on admit
lance 10 the hospital.
In the meantime Dilworth had
been taken 10 Receiving hospital.
He was questioned by detectives
after he had been treated for cuts.
Dilworth eaid that he borrowed
five dollars on radio sometime
ago from hoy who has since been
indicted into the Armv. The radio
Dilworth said. was left NJ 322 n.
Green. He accused Robinson OF
taking the radio on the night Of
July 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
l. II Wise to BE
Overweight After
40?

II Is Not--And the greater the overweight
the greater the disadvantage. Within reason
the smaller the waistne the longer the life
line Heart disease, kidney disease, diabetes,
apoplcxy brain hemorrhaEcl and many other
ailments take their greatest toll among the
ovcrwcights only in tuberculosis is moderate
overweight advantageous.
How Poisonous l. Powdered Glass II Eaten?
1t isn't poisonous at all. In a recent muir
der trial man was accused OF poisoning
his victim by putting powdered glass in food.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

oughly. they are dead weight in the stomach
70 get all the benefit from food, chew all OF
IT thoroughly. but especially the breadstuhs
vegetables and fruits Milk should be drunk
slowly - if not, it forms large curds III the
stomach, making digestion hard
Does an Electric Fan Cool Room?
Not cools the skin of a person by cvapo-
rating the moisture arising from the body,
which has cooling effect But the tempera-
ture of the room remains the same
Sleep with Flowers I'm the Room?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Rats were fed on the stuff for some months
and didn't suffer bit When they were killed
and examined their alimentary canals were
found TO be in normal condition. No, glass
isn't poisonous, but don't try eating it, be-
cause the sharp edges may cut into the
intestinal walls and cause death by internal
bleeding
Does a Pain I'm the Back Mean You Have
Kidney Trouble?
No-There are many causes of backache,
some associated with the muscles, some with
nerves and ligaments, others with the joints of
the spinal column or the hipbones A pain in
the back does not come from the kidneys,
since there are pain nerves only on the surface
of solid organs such as the kidney, brain, lung.
liver etc. Kidney trouble or Brights disease,
is a condition occurring within the substance
of the kidney and therefore causes no pain.
DO Savages See Better Than Civilized Men?
Moths is one Of those old notions that
are SO popular. Savage sight is no better
than ours.
Can Hay Fever BE Cured?
Yes But only by the injection of specific
pollen extracts continued for number Of sea-
sons. II is a constitutional disease, not merely
a local affection of the eyes and nose and
therefore cannot be cured by nasal spray or
any internal remedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

and liver disease, the complexion is pleasingly
flOrd
Can tuberculosis BE Inherited?
No A child may be infected by the mother
during it's development or at birth, This Is
called congenital tuberculosis. The disease rs
never inherited in the true sense of the word,
Ii Cancer Curable?
Yes is one of the most durable of all
diseases, providing 1t is treated promptly.
Delay Is the dangerous factor.
What Are the Best Medicines for Cancer?
There aren't any. Go to your doctor II
you have any doubts about your health. The
correct medical treatment for cancer Is sur
gerry radium and X-rays.
Is Cancer Inherited?
Widespread experiments show that
cancer generally, is never passed on from one
of family to another.
DO Tomatoes Cause Cancer?
No-The superstitious used to think that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

the eating of tomatoes caused cancer This
may be because they were once considered
poisonous No food or food preparation
have any possible effect in the causation pre-
vention or cure of any form of cancer
Is Cancer PrcventabIc?
Some types are. Certain skin cancers due
To constant irritation can be prevented by
removing the source of irritation.
Better to Prick Yourself With Needle Than
Pin?
No-Thc important question Is whether
germs arc introduced into the wound
DO Bolls Purify the Blood?
ho-As a matter of fact bois arc focus
of infection from which the blood may pick
up germs and carry them TO other parts OF
the body.
Does Soaring a Person stop Hiccupse
No-Drinking water slowly holding ones
breath counting numbers pressing the upper
lip electric shocks 10 the skin and so forth,
are also useless. The best way 20 stop hic-
cups is to place an ordinary paper bag over
the mouth and nose and breathe in and out
of IT, This uses up the oxygen in the bag
and accumulates exhaled carbon dioxide. The
carbon dioxide stimulates the respiratory
nerve center Hiccups are caused by spasms
Of the diaphragm and the stimulation of the
nerve center will stop them. If il doesn't,
the paper bag should be tried again
l. Whisky Cure for Snake Bite?
Va II IS the worst thing bitten person
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

"c,r4ait, rs monarch on pho,c kingdom the
sun mere, sets The cr4dic and 'hc g'atr nc IT'S
frontiers me entire human rs subjects.
Anonymous.
~ Nj Of the greatest battles being fought
4 today by Science is against popular
~ fallacies supersttions misinformation'
and erroneous beliefs which are found IN all
circles Of society to much greater extent
than is generally realized.
Just because Grandpa thought his badness
was caused by wearing a tight hat Grandson
thinks so too He doesn't know that Science
has found that badness may have been m
heritcd from Grandpa and that hats. foomy
or tight. have nothing to do with II
pr August A 1homcn distinguished
New York physician, has collected large
number of facts and fallacics about health III
a book called doctors Don't Believe 1t Why
Should You 20 just published by Simon and
Schuster New York, at $3.50. This practical
medical guide for the layman has introduce
tions by Lord Horder, physician to KING
George VI of England. and Dr. Logan Glen
dening 1t contains 3s4 pages, and 10 chapters;
Food, Diet and Weight Reduction; Your Daily
Life; Major Ailments; The Venereal Diseases;
Cancer The Common Cold; Allergy Asthma
and Hay Fever; Minor Ailments and Remedies;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

leS-lt you want
to. Many people re-
move flowers from
their bedrooms at
night because they
think that flowers
use up all the oxy-
gen There is no
truth in this. at all.
How Often Does -
Drowning Person
Rise "
Once Usually,
sometimes not at
all Ihey nave nccn
known Co rise three
or more times, The
rising is caused by a
struggle TO re a C h
the surfa &c for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Mind and Senses.
and Birth, Marriage
and Death.
A few of the
outstanding nlisbe-
liefs are explained
on this page Tin
condensed versions).
The reader will sec
that some Of tho
truths whic h Or,
1'homcu sets forth
arc often stranger
tn an the fictions
which are believed
by entirely too many
people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

AAhAAANAA 'AANNDtN q HAA' -
people chosen at ran
dom.
How Can You Tell an
Insane Person:
You Can't - They
look exactly like sane
people, except in a
very few types of
mania where their ac-
tions are uncontrolled.
DO We Have Five
Senses
No w c have
eleven senses. The no.
ton that we had only
the senses of sight,
smell, hearing, taste
and touch dates back
to the time OF the an
cient Greeks. The
other six senses are:
The muscular sense
the amount OF resist
dnce you encounter in
moving or lifting a
heavy object.