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Evening star., 1942-09-13

stay of several weeks in st. Paul
and Northern Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. Marshall
have with them Mrs. Marshall's
brother, 1t. and Mrs. George l.,
AFFORD of Gordonsville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellsworth l.. Simpson
and Miss Kay Simpson have as their
guest Mr.. Joseph Streifender of
Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Humbird Offutt
are spending 10 days in Oakland,
Md, where they are visiting Mr..
Offutt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r,
Offutt.
Mrs. Herbert A. Gardner has as
her guest in her home in Lyon
Village her sister, Mrs. Charles w.
Seeley of Houston, Tex.
Mrs. George @. Mills is entertain
ing Mrs. Helen Gray of Boston. Mrs.
Mills and her daughter Miriam have
just returned from two-month
stay at Blue Ridge Summit.
Mr.. and Mrs, Will r, Rittner will
leave Arlington Wednesday for De-
troit, where they will make their
home,
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Many Visitors
In Staunton

STAUNTON, Va, Sept. I2.--Miss
Arvid Samuelson has as her guest
at her home, Little Fields, her moth
er, Mrs. c. II. Kadie of Chevy Chase.
Capt. and Mrs. Martin G. Manch
have as their house guest Senor
Enrico GurneI of Philadelphia
Misses Miriam and Pearl Kibler
have returned from Durham, N. C.,
where they spent several days Wis
iting Brig. Gen. A. p. Kibler, U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Kibler.
Mrs. Margaret Jarman Hagood of
Washington is spending some time
with her parents. DR.. and Mrs. l..
Wilson Jarman, who also have as
guests their daughter, Mrs. w. Cor
don Browcier, and Mr.. Browder Of
Austin, Tex.
Mrs. D. Moody Yeago and her
daughter Jeanne Eta have returned
from Washington, where they were
guests for a short time of Mrs.
Moody's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John
b Whelan. and her sister n-law,
Mrs. H. P. Miller,
Mrs Kay Dortzback of Washing
ton is the guest for short time Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Early at their
home here.
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Arlington County Communities
Schoolers Will Go to Chicago
For Wedding of Daughter
Mrs. E. H. Head Honored at Luncheon;
Summer Vacations Nearing End

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry N. Schooler,
accompanied by their son, Mr.. John
Schooler, and daughter, Miss Enid
.Schooler, will leave Wednesday for
Chicago. Miss Elaine Schooler will
be married Saturday to Mr.. Lanning
Franklin Spieth in the Methodist
Covenant Church in Evanston at
4:30 o'clock. Following the wedding
a reception will be held in the Nor
rison Hotel in Chicago.
Miss Enid Schooler will attend
her sister as bridesmaid and Mr..
John Schooler will be an usher.
Mrs. j. Donald Moore entertained
at a luncheon yesterday to honor
Mrs. H. E. Head. Others attending
the luncheon which was given to
celebrate Mrs. Heads birthday an
n1versary, were her mother, Mrs
Catherine Schulze of New York
who is the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Head, Mrs. Stanton c. Moore
Mrs. Paul M. Dodd, Mrs. Albert
Bogue and Mrs. Ernest Morris.
Miss Florence Sarah Gwinn
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Blaine
Gwinn, left yesterday for Denton
Tex, where she has enrolled as a
freshman in the Texas State College
for Women.
Miss Ruth Anderson of Arlington
Village has as her guest Miss Lor-
retta Lambert of San Diego, Calf.
Miss Janet King will return to her
home in Aurora Hills today from
Wilmington, Del, where since
Thursday she has been the guest OF
Miss Shirley Townsend and her
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. J. w
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Miss Chickering
Engaged to Wed

Col. and Mrs. William E. Chicken
ing of Detroit, Mich, and former
residents of this city announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Sladen Chickering, to Mr..
John Swinton King of Detroit.
Miss Chickering, who attended
Woodrow Wilson High School and
the Liggett School in Detroit, is now
in her junior year at Mount Holyoke
College. She is the niece of Gen.
and Mrs. Fred w. Sladen of this city
and New London, N, H, and OF DR..
and Mrs. Frank j. -Sladen of Detroit
and the granddaughter of Gen. and
Mrs. John j. Bradley of New York
City.
Mr.. King was graduated from De-
troit University School and Prince
ton University.
No date has been set for the
wedding,
Evening star., 1942-09-13

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Evening star., 1942-09-13

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Evening star., 1942-09-13
DIR. and Mrs. Adams
Hosts at Fireplace
Luncheon Today

DR.. and Mrs. Leason II. Adams
will entertain today at a fireplace
luncheon, having as their guests a
number Of friends of their son, 1t
Leason Blaisdell Adams, and Mrs
Adams.
1t. Adams recently received his
commission and will leave soon for
duty with the air forces.
The luncheon was held at the
Adams home on Bradley boulevard
| in Bethesda.
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Miss Evelyn Ingels
To Wed Mr.. Kelly
Later in Week

Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Ingels
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Evelyn Virginia In
gels, to Mr.. Harold P Kelly, jr. Miss
Ingels is a graduate of Mckinley
High School and a member of Beta
Mu sorority. Mr. Kelly is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold P. Kelly of
this city and is at present with the
Maritime Commission.
The wedding will take place Sat-
urday at ST. Anthony's Parish Hall.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

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Evening star., 1942-09-13
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Evening star., 1942-09-13
Miss Foster Engaged

Judge and Mrs. Miller c. Foster
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Lucie Hester Foster,
to Ensign David Gregg Adams, jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Adams of Flor
ence. S. G.
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Home on Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Brown have
with them at their Falls Church
home their son, Mr. Horace Brown,
Jr., who is on visit from Blacks
burg, Va.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
N.A.A.C.P. Asks Tenerowicz 10
Resign Because Of Alignment
With Mani Forces

Walter White. national secretary
NAACP.. in a letter to Congress
man Rudolph G. Tenerowicz called
upon the Michigan representative
10 resign from the Congress and
frankly ally yourself with the mob
bists, Ku Kluxers, Nazi and Fascist
forces in Detroit who seek to under
mine government and to violate the
Federal Constitution"
Whites letter grew out Of Tenero-
VICES speech made in congress
April 81
Excerpts OF Whites letter fol-
low:
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR
THE ADVANCEMENT OF
COLORED PEOPLE
April % 1912
Cong Rudolph G. Tenerowicz
House Office Building
Washington, D. c.
Dear Congressman Tenerowicz:
We are astounded, on receiving
and reading today the Congressional
Record of April 81, that you should
have the temerity 10 make the
speech that you did TO the House OF
Representatives on that day-five
days after a federal grand jury had
handed down indictments on
charges conspiracy and seditious
conspiracy against three OF the
LEADERS neutrality-suspicious.
Negro tenancy OF Sojourner Truth
houses while four additional persons
were named as co-eonspiratorsl y
II the line of reasoning in your
April q speech were followed then
we, were we petty enough TO do
so. could charge you with being a
Nazi agent with considerable justi-
fcation since the indictments were
based upon the testimony gathered
by the Federal Bureau of lnvesti-
cation.
II organizations which have Com
munist or Republican or Democratic
affiliations or inclinations choose n
take a position-whieh is elesrly-in
accordance with right and justice
and which is the same as that of the
N.AACP.. then that is their con-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
T. Mann Gives
Stirring Talk

With a stirring address by Major
Theophilus NJ. Mann, of the 795
Tank Destroyer Battalion, Fort
Custer, the Kappas closed their 18th
annual Guide Right Observance
Sunday, April 26 at YMC.A.
Major Mann spoke in the place OF
the Negro in postwar activities and
army activities. Efficiency and
achievement along technical lines
spell realization OF double victory"
stated Mann in his masterful ad-
dress.
A discussion led by Alvin Loving,
teacher at Miller high school, dealt
with the part that youth can play
in the future Of the race. The Sum
day Guide Right meeting was at
tended by high school seniors from
metropolitan Detroit, college fresh
men from Wayne, Detroit, Tech, and
the University OF Michigan.
J. Lawrence Duncan, field repre-
sentative, War Production Board
acted as chairman OF the youth pane
discussion. The Guide Right Week
was jointly sponsored by Detroi
Alumni chapter and Alpha Bet;
chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi fra
ternity. Joseph A. Chaigen is pole
march OF the alumni chapter snC
Jack Barthwell is polemareh OF tn,
Alpha Beta group.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02

Germ and responsibility and not
ours.
The opposition, consisting OF
known Ku Klux Khan, Nazi and
other subversive forces. sought to
subvert our national government.
The issue, therefore, resolved itself
into question of the mob agains.
the law You chose to place your
self on The side OF those who sought
by public outcry leading the way
TO violence 10 prevent our national
government from doing its duty.
Your performance on the floor OF
the House Of Representatives on
April 81 is ofAsuch a nature as 10
do irreparable harm to the cause Of
democracy. japanese and Nazi
broadcasters are using what hap
pened at Detroit and your part in
it to prove how our country is
hypocritical when it says that II is
fighting TO preserve the democratic
process while at the same time such
episodes as the rioting at the So
journer Truth project are generally
practiced to deprive citizens OF their
right because Of the color OF their
skin.
We submit in common decency
that you should resign from the
Congress and frankly ally yourself
with the mobbists, Ku Kluxers,
Nazi and Fascist forces in Detroit
who seek 10 undermine government
and 10 violate the Federal Consu-
tuition.
Ever sincerely,
(Signed) Walter White
Secretary
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
JACK BLOoDWoRTH

CHICAGO. Illinois - (SpeciaD -
Watt Bloodworth. special deputy
Of the IB.PO.E. OF W. and a mem
club, left the city Saturday for
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
Elks' OratOrical
Contest At WV.

The Elks' oratorical contest under
the auspices of the Educational
committee Of the local lodges and
temples, was held April q at the
Y.W.C.A. The following students
took part in the contest: Wentworth
Hill. Ernestine johnson, Ethrilda
Smith and Edith MCGOWAN, Their
subject was The Negro and the
Constitution" Miss Ernestine John
son was declared the winner by
the judges decision. The judges
were Ramon Scruggs. Atty. Edward
A. Simmons, Miss Victoria Mccall.
Music was furnished by a boys
harmonica band under the direction
Of Willis Wilson. Miss Mildred Row
land served as timekeeper and was
of invaluable assistance on the pre-
gram.
The winner OF this contest will
60 to Lansing. Mich, in June, 70
participate in the state contest, the
winner OF which will go 10 the
regional contest The regional win
ner will be awarded a scholarship
Of $1,000, and given a trip TO the
national convention in August.
The Educational committee is as
follows: James Anderson, Samuel
Haney, DR. H. E. Tam, Charlotte
Mapp. Hattie Santos. Helen Can't
Fred Hart Williams, state director
Carrie Curtis, state directress.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
Woman Cuts
AngryHubby
In ScuMe

Dropping a knife while scuffling
with two irate women this week
resulted in the near fatal stabbing
of Elijah Warren, reported in a
serious condition at Receiving hos
pital Tuesday.
1t was disclosed that Warren had
been the common-law mate Of lnez
jackson, IS, of 288 Winder street
for seven years, but had separated
several months ago.
This week Warren met his for
mer mate at the home of her sister,
Penelope Franklin, 40. of 274 Wat
son street, apartment %. At this
time Warren apparently became
angry when Inez Jackson refused
to return to him and an alterca
ton ensued.
During the scuffle between War
rem and the two women, Warren
dropped a knife, which police say
Inez used TO stab her estrsngeo
common-law husband. Both women
received minor wounds during the
melee, so police say.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
Card Game Ends
With Stabbing

Police are searching fora man
known as Cook, charged with the
staobing of George Jenkins. Sc, of
529 East Kirby. treated for knife
wounds this week at Receiving hos
pital.
1t was disclosed that Jenkins,
James Lewis and Edward Washing
ton and the man known as Cook
had been engaged in a card game
in the kitchen at 2640 Hendricks
street. the home Of Floyd Alexsn-
der.
An argument over a two dollar
bet arose and jenkins was stabbed
during the alteration. He was
taken-to- get ard by Hafay-AibFisAt
of 2293 Antietam, Charles Mathews
Of 1917 Jos Campau and George
Wingate of 2238 Jay street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
Negro Youth Week
Closes Here Sunday

Attorney Loring B. Moore. racial
relations adviser, OF the Office OF
Civilian Defense, will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the closing mass
meeting of the National Negro
Youth Week observance The meet
ing will be held Sunday. May 2,
$3.50 pm. at St Stephens AM,E
church, Stanford and Cobb streets.
Other speakers on the program are
Gloster B. Current, executive secre-
tary OF N.A.A.CP., and Miss Alma
Strong, president Of the Youth
Councils. Special music will be fur
nished by Leroy Smiths orchestra
and the Harrison Singers.
Memorial Services Held Wednesday
Impressive memorial services for
those lynched during the last three
years were held Wednesday night,
April "a St-JeAH,s Presbyterian
church. The services were directed
by Rev William H. MELLON, young
progressive pastor Of the church.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
CHILD TELLS.
COURT, FATHER.
KILLED MOTHER.
H e avy Iron B ar Used
A S d e a { h
Weapon

Nine year old Ernestine Dargin
took the stand before Recorders
Judge George Murphy this week
TO tell of the incident resulting in
the Staying of her 3s year old moth
err by he. A year old father, John
Dargin, charged with first degree
murder, this week.
DR.. Robert Rosen. who performed
the autopsy on Mrs, Flora Dargin
on March 10, disclosed that she had
died from the effects OF crushed
skull, possibly made by some IN
strument. 1t was also disclosed
that Mrs. Darsin suffered from
bruises TO her body following an
alteration with her apparently
irate husband,
Other witnesses on the stand
during the trial without jury were
-Dargin.-23. Of S544- St-Aabtil
and Catherine Hunt, 20, both chit
dren OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Dargin.
The defendant waived trial by
Jury and following the testimony
was found guilty OF murder by
Judge George Murphy Dsrgin wiz
be sentenced on May 5.
It was disclosed, by the witnesses
that John Darsin had returned
home on last March 10 and had an
argument with his wife. Flora, at
their home, 1884 81. Aubin street,
over preparation OF the evening
meal.
The apparently irate husband left
home and returned on several oc-
casions. then at approximately mid
night, asked his wife to come to
their room, but his request was
refused.
Both the young daughter and
her mother were in bed at the
time.
A short time following the alter
cation between husband and wife
John obtained an iron bar and bru-
tally crushed in his wife's skull!
then escs ped in bare feet,
He was later arrested and hello
for first degree murder.
Mrs Flora Dargin died soon aft
er admittance 10 Receiving hospita
on the crime date. She had recelv
ed compound fracture of TIT
skull and many injuries to he
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02

Tulsa, Okla, to attend the funeral
Of his brother, Jack Bloodworth.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02

CEDAR RAPIDS, lat was an
nounced here that Miss Dorothy
Blakey of Minneapolis. Mimi, be-
came the bride Of James P. Thomp-
son OF Des Moines. Ia, on April
"a. in ceremony performed in
Lancaster. Mo. The couple was es-
corted and the rites witnessed by
W. S. Briggs Of this city
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
POWER
for Industry
is conserving

Last February 9TH the nation advanced its clocks and
watches full hour for the duration" People ask
us-"What has the adoption of War Time meant in
actual saving of electric power?"
The huge turbo-gcncrator you above produces
serenity fire thousand kOtCdfts of electricity enough
take of all the electric service requirements for
quarter of a million average families. A single one of
these machines complete, half million
dollars counting transmission distribution equip
handle the current it produces. These great
generators put ION the line" needed to meet
pcak-load requirements for electric power Prior to
February 9th, in the late afternoon the demand for
electricity from power plants began rise rapidly
lights turned and electric ranges started
cooking the evening meal This simultaneous demand
for power-from homes stores, and factores-resulted
in a high peak" load because lighting and cooking
came together.
Since February 9th - after the nation changed to
War Time lights turned later The home light
ing load has been separated from the commercial ght-
ing and cooking load and fewer machines like the one
above needed to meet the evening peak 1t is
estimated that evening Commute peak has been
reduced 10000 TO 5000 kiiotcdts by the change to
War Time. This releases valuable generating capacity
needed by industry for the manufacture of war mate
rails incidentally, The Detroit Edison Company total
generating capacity times greater than at the
close of World War l. The Detroit Edison Company.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
CONGRESSMAN.
LINKED With.
F c | S 7 s..
ella i'm S TenerOwicz In
Move To Bar Race
From Project

DR. James ]. McClendon, presi-
dent Detroit branch NAACP.. in
a letter to Ats ThaFgeed Mat
shall. chief legal counsel NAAcP.
called for an investigation OF Con-
gresham Rudolph C, Tenerowicz
DR. McClendons letter pointed out
that Rep Tenerowicz has consis-
tently voted against measures vital
to our national war effort.
Congressman Tenerowicz," stated
DR. McClendon, has been in the
forefront in activity to keep Negroes
from occupying the Sojourner Truth
Housing project planned. named
end built for them The recen;
grand jury indictments have indi-
Gated that pro-AXis, Kiux forces
are responsible The fact that
Tenerowicz was linked to these fifth
columnist elements who sought 10
COMMUNICATIONS
the "riot' OF February %, makes
it mandatory that he. too, comes
under the scrutiny Of the federal
grand jury now investigating sub
versive activities"
The letter urged the national
Office NAACP TO call upon Fran
els Biddle OF the Department Of
Justice to instigate such an investi-
cation of Tenerowicz.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

Isl, Marie-Jose. soy feliz,
muy feliz.
LIE TONIC una mano a su ami
ga, y continue:
-ES bueno conmigo y ME a.
dora; pero....
-lYa no 10 ~quieres?
Ella lie replica con vivacidad y
vehemencia:
lilo adore! Els mi Dios, mi
amor, mi sola raz6n de ser!
No te comprendo-dijo Ma
rie-Jose, intrigada.
-Marie-Jose, el amor es e.
goista. La que anna quiere guar
dar el ser amado para ella sola,
" la vida no es asi, es muy dis
.tinta.
Empez6 a sollozar, Y su ami
ga, tomandole la cabeza entire
sus brazos, la apret6 fuertemen-
te contra su pecho, diciendole:
-Ilora, Jacqueline; Sc que las
lagrimas alivian.... Pero, mo es
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

possible L.. Entonces, i9l tie en-
CANA?
Jacqueline alz6 su rostro, y,
sonriendose con los ojos adn
empanadOs:
ST, me engana pero no con
otra mujer. Me engana con I'm
ideal. Ese ideal 10 monopoliza,
va no es milo, dnicamente milo,
como en- los primeros dias aho-
.ra pertenece a esa querida ext
genie, avasalladora el amor por
una idea.
-iSe razonable, J%acqueline
Esa querida no es peligrosal TIL
sabias p~erfectamente que 81 que
ria luchar por Ell triunfo de sus
ideales; ellos no te robaran su
amor.
ST, deSgraciadamente, todo
ESQ 10 saba; pero pensaba que
nuestra vida habia de ser COM
pletamente diferente de la que
Era una ignorante; mo
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

comprendia todavia Guam gran
de eS la tirania que ejercen los
idealesl Estaba dispuesta a vi
vir a Su lado, a amarlo, a adorar
10 constantemente aGn a sopor-
tar la mayor miseria, con tai de
sentirlo respirar a mi lado, con
tai de sentir su aliento mezclado
con el milo, con tai de tenerlo Ger
ca de mi.,., pues, til sabes, Ma
~rie-Jose, que 10 amo con passion,
nunca podre separarme de 81.
Hizo una pausa, Y la mirada
en- Ell vacio, prosiui6:
-Pero la realidad no Sc aSe-
meja a mis- ensuehos de felici
dad. Jorfe va no me pertenece,
pertenece a su ideal iCuntas We
ces, Marie-Jose, los ojos anega-
dos en- lagrimas, tranScurren
oias enteros sin tenerlo a mi la
do! TIL no sabes 10 que es llorar
en- silencio, contando, agobiada
&C augusta, Guam cortas son las
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

horas que pasa conmigo. TIL no
puedes saber 10 que es esa espe-
IA constante del ser amado. Las
horas monotonas pasan tictacan
90, mintras yo eSpero, la oreja
tendida, para DIR ell toque de tim
bre que me hara correr a abrir-
de la puerta. Ilega. Me besa Y
abraza con ternura, Y durante
unos segundos me siento feliz,
creo nuevamente en- Ia reSurrec-
ci6n de nuestra dicha sublime.
Els tarde. Llega completamente
aniquilado, despues de haber
pronunciado discusses, o de ha.
Der hablado con personals que
quiere convencer; pero su queri-
da es memorable: "Amorcito me
dice, Ino estas demasiado can
sada? GQuieres escribirme ,algo
en- maquina? DeSeo dictarte u
nos ~articulos que debo enviar
temprano: uno a Viena
y e otro a Estocolmo." Accedo