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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
3New Teachers
AT Mdrygrove

Three new appointments have
been made TO the staff of Mary.
grove College. starting with the
opening of the fall term Wednes'
day. ID was announced Saturda,
by Sister NJ. Honora, !. II. NJ.
president OF the college.
Miss Alice Sandiford. graduate
and former assistant dean oil
women at Columbia University
will be instructor in Spanish. Miss
Sandiford formerly taught French
and Spanish in Flint Junior Col.
lege and was national organizer
for the girl scouts.
Miss Geraldine Guentner of S147
Dryden avenue, Detroit, Wayne
University graduate. is the new
reference Librarian and Miss Edna
r. Manrose Of Columbus, O.. Is
library cataloger. Miss Manrose
is a graduate OF Maryville College
in Tennessee and specialized In
library science at the University
of Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
1lthYr.Starts
AT Lawrence
Tech Day and Night
Classes Scheduled

The Lawrence Institute of Tech
nology will begin its second decade
Tuesday when both day and night
classes begin for the fall semester.
1t was 10 years ago when Dean
Russell f. Lawrence founded the
engineering college with 200 stu
dents in the building once occupied
by the Henry Ford Trade School
at 1870 Woodward avenue.
Today Lawrence Tech has an
enrolment of 1870 students. The
present head of the college is
President +. George Lawrence,
brother of Dean Lawrence who
died in 1884.
Day classes will begin Tuesday
and night classes Wednesday. High
school graduates may complete
work for an engineering degree in
three years under the war speed-uT
program. An alternate four-year
day program may be elected.
Students also may earn degrees
entirely in night sessions by at
tending Monday. Wednesday and
Friday evenings for six years.
Registration will continue all
next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
I'd Fitness Meet
By IVA at Isle
On Saturday
Enthusiasm Over First
Program So Great
Continuance Is Voted
BY Il. JEROME PETIT
Defeaso Editor. Detroit Times

The second In the new series OF
physical fitness programs for
members of the Junior Victory
Army will be held at 10 a. m. next
Saturday. In front OF the Castro
on Belle Isle, officials of the or
ganization announced Saturday.
First in the series - and the
first rally held In Detroit by the
group-took place on Belle Isle
Thursday night. when hundreds Of
patriotic boys and girls gathered
FOR their initial instruction In the
Butts Manual, the rifle drill exer-
else used by soldiers in keeping
physically fit.
Enthusiastic Response
So enthusiastic was the re-
spouse from those taking part
that il was decided TO continue
this and similar lessons through
out the winter months at various
recreation centers In the city.
For the present. however. as
long as the weather permits. the
meetings will be held outdoors.
All the physical fitness lessons
will be under the direction Of the
department of parks and recrea-
ton, which presented the inaug-
ural rally Thursday night.
Mrs. Walter r. O'Hair. vice
president of the parks and recrea-
ton commission, will personally
the activities.
In conjunction with the drills in
Which the boys and girls actively
participate. The Times will pub
lish soon a series of calisthenic
lessons which IVA members may
follow at home Independently.
For All Boys, Girls
These published lessons. as well
as The Belle Isle meetings. are Of
fered not only for Junior Victory
Army members, of course. but for
all boys and girls of the Detroit
area between the ages Of 10
and Is.
IL II -dl-lfleSE ply S4Idl iitklISs
meetings that other Junior Victory
Army programs will be mapped
out. so that members Of the Or
ganiZation may cooperate in
every possible way in the war
effort.
Such plans also will be an
rlounced in The Times as soon as
they are explained at the meet
ings.
Blank IN Times
Enrollments In the Junior Vic
tory Army still are being accepted
al recruiting headquarters.
An enrolment blank. containing
full instructions. is printed each
day in The Times.
III you are of the proper age and
haven't yet Joined the Junior VIC
tory Army you should do so with
out delay.
In any event. YOU should plan
60 attend the next big rally on
Belle Isle--in front OF the Casino
at 10 a. m. next Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Greenfield Village
Schools 10 Open

Glasses will open In the Green
field Village schools Wednesday
II was announced today
by Carl Hood, superintendent OF
the Edison Institute Schools. He
also said that the Nankin Mills
school and the schools In the
Macon area will open Tuesday
morning. September 8. Glasses in
all of the schools are filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

2-Months Vacation

CAMDEN. ". j., Sept 5 tINSl.
In what was hoped would set a
precedent among eastern seaboard
communities. Camden's board OF
EDUCATION today decided TO close
Ill its public schools during Janu-
airy and February 10 save fuel oil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Recruiting on Labor Day

The four armed service recruit
ing stations in the Detroit area
will be open Labor Day. officials
of the fighting branches of the
government announced Saturday
Recruiting officers will be on hand
in the. Federal Building offices OF
the army, navy, marines and coast
C1lards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
4lO0 WOODW Ard

rtuI rrval maroon fr Sh D. larc" heater
ard Iod.o Al tires, 80 - top shape
C.fv. trade. terms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Automobiles Wanted

LATE model Ford Chevrolet. Plymouth o.
what have YOU Have 500 fo $50
-r1yr1-M Mr. Partner 81 n tf---tr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
sFE HARVEY MACK FOR YOUR

SFF- HANN FL MNVN FVIN lT'|IF
PONTIAC j4i" CASS 5000
PONTIAC 1884 de luxe ~. 2-dr sedan
heater CIcancsf IN town, very good
tLrca hnnL..- ~ fnLL nrfre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

PONTIACS Al Streamhner 2-door and =
door sedans. Dc luxe opera seat coupes
factory radios. h'rs all models colors
largest stock m Michigan choice ~ ~
h.suiieS S7-a M. p, down or trade
Heated showroom r NJ. Gregory 1885,
Graftoi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

PONTIAC 1871 Is S'rcam'iu"r Scdane'ie
radio. Underseat a.. conditioned heater
white Sidewalk heavy duty tires Ike ne"
car driven actual uuu miles lo"ks and
runs Ike ucw CODA, guarantee ouf very
special price only Siag hig allowance on
. Uur Old car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
400 WOODWARD

PONTIACS 80 and Is de luxe door
and 4.door trunk seians radios Mrs.
chuis, ~ II beauties. So up. down ~
trade Heated showroom r. NJ. Gregory
1855 Grauo'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
4lOO WOODWARD

PONTIAC 1877 DC mNe .-dr and i.nr
tgk sedaus fac radios and heaters
largest stock IN Michigan. only &G.f W
On or trade. r. N Gregory. Heated
showroom g3ts Cf8'in'
PONTIAC 1912 s'reamhner owner,
q7-4 WAybJrr. after : =. m. Arlington
avg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
u. OF N. Grid
Star Honored
By Sportsmen
Say Lad From
Hamtramck Best
In Big Nine

julius Franks. star guard on
the Michigan football team. is the
hest guard in the Western con-
ference. according TO the conccn-
sus Of opinion of sports writers
attending the North
western game at Ann Arbor Sat-
urday.
Wilfrid Smith. sports writer for
tho Chicago Tribune. said this Of
tho 6-foot 1s7-pound junior line
man from Hamtramck, Mich. in
Mondays Tribune:
Franks unqucsiionably is the
finest guard in Big Mine compe-
tltion. The opinion of scouts and
newspaper reporters Saturday
was unanimous. This smart young
Negro had quicker start Sat
nrday than any opponent He de-
clared himself on Northwestern's
fourth play from scrimmaec when
he threw Otto Graham for an
cirht-yard loss. He followed that
pattern all afternoon.
Franks persistence Is made
possible by unusual stamina. and
like his varsity mates he excelS
in blocking and tackling on which
football Is based. Injuries 10
Franks. Al Wistcrt or other stars
in tho line would wreck Michi-
cans hopes"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

ali absence OF seven years is the
fashy Al "Runt" Pullins. the for
ner Morris Brown L. star who
had been popular performer
with the Trotters for five sea-
sons Al ~Big TrainD Johnson,
who is seeking spot as a for
ward on the squad for the sec
ond season. played several years
with the New York Rens. attend
co the University Of Illinois and
is son ~ Doc" Johnson. who
coached the great Chicago De-
tenders before and after the first
world war.
Brothers Back
Roscoe cDuke'1 Cumberland.
last season with the Rens after
two years on the Trotters and
before that with Jesse Owens
Olympians, is proving that he's
still crack pivot man. The Bray
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Shelton Tapes
To Get Award AT
Football Game
Force, VIVA.
To Clash
On Thanksgiving

All Michigan seems pleased
with the selection 81 Shelton
Tapes by the Detroit Athletic
association as the mos deserve
ing Negro 10 receive the first
annual award for meritorious
service TO the race. The award
will he made by Governor Muir
ray y. Van Wagner al the Uni
versitv OF Detroit stadium on
Thanksgiving Day between the
halves OF the football game % be
played hv Nilberforce university
and West Virginia State college.
In normal times the DAA pro-
poses 10 give silver loving cups
AS its token OF recognition 10
the one selected for this honor
but in keeping with war tines
and patriotism the 1912 award
will be National Defense Bond.
The annual Wherefore West
Virginia football game is tho one
big collegiate athletic event for
which Michigan goes about"
and II is definitely agreed that
Confined on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
FRANKLIN
BREAKS BACK
IN AUTOCRASH

CHICAGO (ANP)-Lem Frank
lin, until recently leading con-
tender for the heavyweight title.
suffered possible broken back
Saturday night when the car in
which he was riding collidcd with
another auto at a Southsde in
tersection He was rushed to Holy
Cross hospital whore his condi-
ton was described as serious.
Now 25 years old. Franklin was
International Golden Gloves
heavyweight champion in 1897
and was credited with having a
harder right hand than that pos
scssed by Joe Louis when the
champion was an amateur. After
rising in professional ranks and
knocking out two opponents in
less time than II took Louis 10
kayo the same men. big Lem had
title fight in tho making until
he was matched with Bob Pastor
several months ago and was
knocked out other defeats since
then all but eliminated him from
tho title picture.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Xavier university OF New Or
leans in intercollegiate track
meets and his hearts desire was
to run-and win-in the big
1C4A meet.
After starring on the cinder
paths for Westinghouse high
school in Pittsburgh. the city Of
his birth. Doak went on to Xavier
and won quick recognition from
Ralph Metcalfe. the famous run
ner now coaching al that col
lcge.
He was entered in the 400-meter
hurdles at the Penn Relays this
year and carried off first place
honors for mis- school In the 400
meter relay race. Doak ran in
second position on the Xavier
team. which also took first hon
ors in that event He took third
place In the half-mile event
Doak is the son Of Birney Doak
Of 5liS Mossheld. Pittsburgh. and
won state honors when he placed
second In the 2O0-yard low hur-
dies in statewide high school
meet. He also ran In the National
AAIf meet this year. taking hrst
Mace honors in the Junior 400
meter event. The latter was held
AZ Randall's Island. New York
The fleet-footed lad Is almost
as fast in the water as ne IS
ON the cinder path and was mem
hor of the swimming team OF
westinghouse school and was
aiming toward joining the Xavier
"auqmen" next semester.
He Is % years old and over
six feet tall. The Army has ad-
ded nearly ten pounds 10 MS
slim figure. He weighs 100
mounds now. His running weight
was never more than 1856
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Brothers. Agis. formerly Of Will
berforce and the Old Chicago Con-
legians. national amateur N--S-
champs. and Cleveland, a top star
Al Xavier university New Or
leans. are back for their third
and second seasons. respectively.
with the Harlem troupe.
Also engaging in The cor,en-
ton for places are Roscoe JUL
len. a fast-improving Chicagoan
who was squad member last
season Vic Kraft six-foot,
fhree-inch pivot man who toured
last year with tho Broadway
Clowns; Troy Logan. star II
the former Chicago Collegiars.
and "Ruzz' Matthews. Milwau-
Zee boy who has had half
dozen wears Of transforming
basketball experience and Is con-
sldered one of the countrys top
softball players.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
BEATIN' The GUN
THEY sPoKE,-oUT OF TURN
BY ALVIN MOSES

n BASKETBALL LOVERS can never forget Clarence
Fats Jenkins He stands out in Negro basketball as do
Johnny Beckman Nat Holman, ct AL in white basketball
history Some years ago. about ID to be exact fellow by
M name of "Mondaye, member of the Bob Doug
- famous Renaissance Big Five outfits The canain of
fe quintet was the Incompatible Jenkins A white team
those we've long forgotten giving the celebrat-
"Rens the time of their lives to hold their speed and
ass This despite the fact that in addition TO such men as
ondaye and jenkins, the squad boosted great court
8ames llke George rail- Pappy Kicks, Hy Mont, Hilton
Suddenly the Rens called time out They huddIed
in a of the court breathing heavily and talking
exctedly but audiby. We watched Fats Jaw wag
from side to side from pressbox vantage point We
knew Jenkins, had boxed him during the years
instructed in that sport at the West 135th Street
YMCA. Mondaye seemed to say something to Jenkins
The next second Fats hand shot and grasped the
ight-complexioned throat of Mondaye. Cooler heads
fastened to the and broke jenkins powerful
threathold.
AS Mondaye staggered back livid welt encrcled
neck if had placed string of red beads around it.
Lr the lads shook hands and went to play fawess
h Speaking out of turn might have resulted in fatal
that night had not cooler heads interviewed promptly.
SAD CASE OF OLIVER MARCELLE-WA
No third baseman, black white, unless that
be Buck" Weaver, of the 1919 Chicago White
Sox of the American league compare Tin nv estma-
tom with the late Oliver Marcelle a third base
man.. BY the token, few athletes in our memory
possessed as hasty a temper filthy mouth
Marcelle.
He was in sooth the Dick Lundy" of hot corner
guardians and greater honor could be bestowed upon
Dhy ballpayer Bad blood existed between Marcee and
greatly beloved Negro player by the of Warfeld,
No crackerack nelder whose and set during
BE POS Playing before thousands of white and coored
ns one June afternoon both to advance in
fe direction of the other Marcelle made if to strike
arhed and IN turn grabbed around the neck by his
opponent Then strange and unusually vicious thing took
lace fans in the stands gasped audiby Wared pull
ID Marcele to him and virtually-BIT HIS NOSE OFF
incident ended the playing days of of America s
nest diamond opponents For another year he tried to
Play suffering untold agony.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

George Bennett and Boots Fair
fax make up the Ale five. Porter
had Bob Paris. Walter Sauls. Bob
Gum and Gilbert Westfield as
helpers in the exciting match.
In other games Monday Hi
Brau. formerly Watson. put on a
show for their new sponsor as
they took two from Georger with
William jefferson and Bob Sweed
leading tho assault The John
son-Harris stars swept Adams
and simpsons did likewise 10
Superior. Rotary Rec was finally
stopped hut for only game by
Tom Phillips Post. an np-and-
coming bunch Of keglers. Nacire-
ma seems TO have found their
respective eyes and Is moving up
IN the standings. They dropped
Forest club twice Williams won
Two from Associated Elects and
Millers won two from Heat Wave
while Supreme won two from
Cadillac and " and ! did like
wise TO Sensation.
Since this corner has been
able 10 arrange for the weekly
standings as well as high scores
10 appear in a daily and more
keglers arc topping 200 just TO
sec their name appear there. This
week 10 names will appear This
stacks up favorably with the top
leagues in other spots in the
season and proves that the Motor
CITY league Is one strong league
Probably the strongest in the
NNBA How about that. Mr.
Harden?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Have Fine Record

The draft and defense work
have taken some OF the Trotters'
performers of last season. but
the current aggregation Will be
one OF the best in the teams
annals, which includes the won
der aggregation OF 1910 that cap
tured the worlds professional
tournament In Is seasons the
Globetroiters have won 2.163
games and dropped only 1862. de-
spite the fact that they travel
through all kinds of weather
meeting top-notch opposition night
ly and always on the opponents
courts. Last year the club cap
tured l4l games out OF 1857. in
Guiding n sweet OF two-game
series with the Chihuahua State
Teachers. Mexican national cham
pions, at Chihuahua.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Vets Are Fa,orIte

Prominent In the battle for
places is Bernie Price. playing
his sixth season on the team and
who has developed into one Of
the outstanding pivot performers
OF the country. Bernie stands 6-3
and has plenty OF reach. Inman
jackson. the games greatest
ball-handler. is getting ready for
his l4th season with the Trot-
tiers. He's An institution with
basketball fans all over the coun-
try and perhaps their top favor
tie. Tony Peyton. Handwriting
Compound forward from Toledo.
O., who gained stardom late last
season after two previous wears
OF development with the Trot-
tiers. Is another being counted on
heavily.
Coming hack to the team after
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
War Changes Personnel OF Harlem Globe Trotters

CHICAGO-(ANP) - The Har-
lem Grobe Trotters. practicing dill
igently here at st. Elizabeth High
schools gymnasium. are round
ing into shape in preparation for
their 10th consecutive season on
the basketball courts of the ma
ton. with prospects high OF con-
tinuing the record that has es-
tablished them as a top quintet.
Fifteen top players have re-
ported 10 Owner-Coach A. NJ.
Saperstein and Manager W. s.
Welch-the latter also manager
OF the Birmingham Black Barons
baseball team. and are engaged
In hot contest for places on
the squad. It's a smart collection
OF cagers. aptly absorbing the
tricks of showmanship and the
clever style Of play responsible
for the Trotters' continued lead
ership in the favor OF fans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Call Franks Best Guard In Midwest
81 10
s. PINS
by FRED X. DuRRETTE

Awhile back Herbie Ware heard
me singing the praises of the fine
women howlers from Cleveland,
especially Sara Sturdeyant and
Bessie Miller. Well, Sunday night
Miss Ware and the Sans Rec
five set out TO make me change
MY mind about the whole thing
and | must say thar they did a
fine job. Herbie counted 2l3 and
l9l in FPS as the team hit S95
~ a game at SANS. Mary Smith
helped out with s0i while anchor
Julia Evans did 169. Eddie Rob
iGson and BESSIE Moore also did
thoir share. Now il can get this
five TO kegle Virginia Dolphin's
CONGO in n home and home match
10 decide the strongest five for
tho cilv and the right TO howl
Cleveland"s top five this season.
Al this writing Faye Kcrscy,
Hazel Thomas. Virginia Dolphin
Lula Sauls and Menthia Davis are
in nip and tuck battle for the
individual leadership in the ladies'
l,aguc Virginia moved half
step ahead Thursday night. hut
Miss Thomas may pass her next
week La Drain Powell. new
conner, lost little ground to the
leaders due to Illness hut hopes
20 resume he chase next week
with good chance 10 over,ake
them
1t took three whole weeks be-
fore thcAlhambra five could he
defeated and II took one Of the
leagues newest fives TO turn the
Trick Areatha won one game from
the league leaders despite the fine
l64 OF Helen Jackson Charlie
Stanton's Virginia Dare five con-
tinues TO improve They won two
from Pickett Fence BY overcom-
Ing the $50 and 167 of Lena
Fields Virginia Dolphin's Congo
swept Zombie with Amber Brooks
and Virginia topping the nights
keelcrs in total pins Bowling
surprised with three over SUI
preme. Sneeds Ge6 won two from
silver Leaf. Eddie Robinson pow
cred Brady's 10 two over Settles
and Il IIorsemen won two from
Cozv Corner. IIerhic Ware and
Carrie Douglas powered TO a
sweep over Black Hawk. The real
min splitting Thursday night was
nv ono Of 666 keclers. Sophie
Smith who hit tho pockei for a05.
new season high for the.league.
The EOS helped Sophie 10 46S and
a good laugh at my expense. I
had been Gliding tho ladies for
getting the double century.
Friars Ale and Porter's Clean
ers met IN tho feature match
Monday night with The high scor-
ing Ale five taking the odd
game after tough night OF 1t
George Porter carved 23i in The
first TO help hts five win the
opener hut then dropped the sec
cnd despite his 2at Bill Rhod-
man. high averaged man in the
league. smashed 900 in the de-
Gliding game To give Friar's the
deciding game. The fives were
evenly matched and the game
was thriller throughout John
Collins with 2lO and Maeco Kelly
with 205 also helped the Ale FIVE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Private Doak was working to-
ward a degree in physical cdu-
cation and wants to continue his
education after the war is over
He was indicted July II and
has been at the Replacement
Training center here. taking his
basic training course given 10 all
trainees. for six weeks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
'Bamans Win, 32-12

MONTGOMERY. Ala AMP
South Carolina States Bulldogs
scored in every quarter here Sat
urday night 10 defeat battling
Alabama State Teachers Hornet
team 1912 in a thrilling often
sive show at Cramton howl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Joe Inspires Song

NEW YORK (ANP) Reminis-
cent OF Joe Louis classic siafe-
ment in describing the war Is the
new song for mixed voices just
published by Clarence Williams
Were On Gods Side. % The mu-
sic and lyrics are by clarence
Gaskill and Clarence Williams.
The arrangement is by William
L. Dawson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Steers Swamp Bulldogs

TYLER. Texas .Inleashing in
credible football wizardry and
displaying more tricks than The
law permits. the invincihle. ram
paging Texas college steers
trounced Jarvis Bulldogs 100 to L..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
FLEET.FOOTED DOAK STILL
LOOKS TOWARD 1C4A MEET

FIT MCCLELLAN. Ala-Pvt. Clarence Doak may
never realize his big ambition but he doesn't mind
because it lust doesn't important it did
a few months ago"
Then the Young athlete was carving the colors Of
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-02
Will Repoir and Maintain
Motorized Equipment
kotioneI Auto Dsolsrs' Association
Organizing Two Ordnance Regiments

DENVER, April 2-(R-Out-
of-work auto statesmen, idle mo-
tor mechanics and war-stymied
car dealers are going to get a
chance to join the army and
work shoulder-toE shoulder at
the job they know best-repair
and maintenance of motorized
equipment.
At the request of the Army
Ordnance department, the Ma
tional Auto Dealers Association
is organizing two Ordnance regi-
ments to be composed mainly Of
auto industry workers whose
jobs vanished when the industry
quit making family sedans and
began turning out battle-wagons.
PLAN REGIMENTS
The 301st Ordnance regiment
will be recruited in the NADA's
western region, one battalion
each from the Chicago, San Fran
cisco and Denver areas and an
other battalion from the region
at large.
The 3O2nd Regiment will be
drawn from the association s
eastern region, with battalions
from the New York, Atlanta and