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Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17
Soldiers Arrested .
After Saturday
Night Incident

jackson police arrested several
Negro soldiers from the jackson
Air Base here early this week, as
q result of an incident in a North
Parish Street Cafe, Saturday
night.
The incident is reported to have
arisen When crowd of soldiers
entered the cafe and resisted eff
forts of civilian police to clear
them out, during which time sew
eral soldiers are said to have en-
gagged in a tussel with the police
officer
Arrests were made at the Air
Base following the incident when
several women present in the cafe
at the time identified the soldiers
engaged in the incident.
Another soldier was arrested in
connection with the incident when
Mildred Francis pointed him cut
to police as the soldier who had
written a threatening letter to her
and two other sisters. Robbie Lee
and Jessie Lee Francis because
they had helped to identify the
soldiers engaged in the Saturday
night incident
The soldier writing the threaten
ing letter was confined in the
guard house at the Air Base.
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17
Student
Suit In
Railroad Attack
Jaw Fractured
When Beaten By
Train Brakeman

CHICAGO-(ANP)-A suit was
entered against the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois railway here by
James w. Tyler. senior at Fisk
University, Nashville, seeking
heavy damages as result of the
conduct of c. H. Morris, white,
brakeman of the company who
viciously attacked and broke Ty-
ler's jaw. The incident occurred
when Tyler was enroute to this
city December 10 to visit his rel
atives, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A..
Cole.
According to Tyler's story, 30
students left Nashville, but Ty-
Ter and his roommate, Roscoe c..
Bryant, Jr., of Tulsa, Okla, missed
the train, and had to make con-
Eections with it later at Evans
Vile, Ind. The two yollng men
questioned Morris regarding the
whereabouts Of the students who
had left the train and gone into the
station.
Morris is reported to have said,
I'm not interested In your peo-
ple SO get the hell outa here"
With the return Of the group to
the train, Tyler was approached by
Morris IN the vestibule of the
coach and without warning knock
ed down. Before anything could be
done. Morris fled to the next
| cCacn.
| John Arlington, Harvey Proctor
, and Roscoe Bryant took Tyler In
the coach where Morris had seat
/ ed himself with Conductor Sears
and asked for al explanation for
the attack to which Morris de-
clared. It'll explain" and dealt
Tyler another hammer like blow to
the jaw, breaking it.
No attempt by Conductor Sears
was made to restrain Morris, but
he wired ahead to Terre Haute to
have q physician meet the train
with four policemen to arrest Ty-
ler Police refused to arrest Tyler
after hearing the facts of the case.
but two of them rode to Chicago
with the student to prevent
trouble
Upon arrival In the city, DR..
Edward Beasley was secured by
the Coles to examine the students
jaw, which had swallow almost
twice its size. The doctors exami-
nation revealed that his jaw was
badly splintered, deafness had set
in the left ear, and the sight of his
left eye was impaired He was
rushed to Provident Hospital
where he remained 10 cr more days
for treatment. Tyler returned to
school last week, but is Stiu un-
(Cnuesuu~d -. Ra~L Pawe1
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17
Rev. A. B. Keeling
To Washington
Confab

Having been invited by the
Bishops of the Diocese of Wash
ington, D. c., and the Dean of the
Washington Cathedral, Father A.
Buxton Keeling, Rector of St.
Marv's Episcopal Church on West
Pearl Street, goes to Washington,
D. c.. Saturday, January 18th 10
attend a Whitsuntide Conference
in the Cathedral at Washington
which opens the following Mon
day.
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17

From this, total federal income
tax of $192, 1857 was deducted, leav-
ing Louis 1891 ,633 for his own use.
His purses have, however, totaled
closed to $4,000, 900, but his expenses
are tremendous and his managers
work on SO per cent contract.
which accounts for the differences
Nevertheless, Joe has invested his
money well, buying two apartment
buildings. Michigan farm and
100000 in annuities. The farm Is
his largest real estate investment,
which he is still improving. Money
for the farm was obtained through
his "bum-a-month" campaign of
1941.
According to Promoter Mike Ja-
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17
Defense Savings
Committee Meets

The Special Defense Savings
Committee, recently appointed for
Mississippi held it's first meeting
here Monday, January 18th in the
office of the Mississippi Association
of Teachers in Colored Schools on
West Lynch Street.
With Prof. w. w. Blackburn. exc
cutive secretary of the State Teach
ers Association presiding, the COM
mittee heard talks by Mr.. Eugene
Flv. State Director, and Mr.. Orrin
Swayze, Deputy State Director for
Defense Savings.
Short talks were also made by
Prof. j. D. Vandiver and Prof. j..
A. Travis, of the State Depart
ment of Education, who paid the
meeting a brief visit.
In his talk concerning the work
of the committee and the purpose
of the defense savings, Mr.. Swayze
told the members of the committee
that it would be their duty to stim-
ulate the interest and effort among
the members of the Colored race,
for regularity of buying defense saw
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17

Courtroom spectators on hand to
hear sentences meted out in the
numbers trial, which began last
October 2, witnessed Judge Pugs-
ley deliver his preliminary dis
course in which he said pro-
nouncements were without ami
mostly or prejudice.
First to Je called to the stand
to receive the judgment of the
court was former Mayor Read
ing, who received a penalty of
four to five years In Southern
Michigan prison at jackson. The
maximum penalty or conspiracy is
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17
Gen. B. @. Davis,
Jackson, Miss.
Visitor

Gen. Benjamin o. Davis, the first
Negro to attain such a high rank
in the United States Army, spent
few hours in Jackson Sunday night
while enroute to Camp Livingston,
La.
While here the General was the
house guest of DR.. and Mrs. s. d.
Redmond on East Church Street.
From 7::3O D. m. to $50 p. m. Sun
day night, during which time he
revealed himself as being bril-
liant conversationalist as he answer
ed questions and talked OF matters
requiring a wide range of thought
and information, the General was
the honored guest for a Stag at
the home of his host attended by
Prof. S. w. Miller, Prof. I. S. San
ders, Mr.. j. A. Stewart. Prof B. B.
Dansby. Prof. M. NJ Hubert, Prof.
o B. Cobbins. DR.. A. M. Redmond,
Prof. w. w. Blackburn. Prof B. A.
Blackburn, Dr. o. r. Smith, Prof.
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17
Rev. S. L. Greene To
Preach At Parish
St. Baptist Church

The Reverend S. j. Greene,
president of Campbell College, will
preach the Reverend G. A. Greer's
closing anniversary sermon at
Parish Street Baptist Church, Sun
day, January 18th at 10:45 a. m.
Choir No. 2 under the direction of
Mr.. A. M. Lovelace will render
the music They will sing for their
special music Gloria from
twelfth Mass. The public is in
vited to be present.
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17
Committee OF 100
Holds Meeting

The executive committee of the
Committee of One Hundred met
at jackson College Saturday, jan
uary 10.
Several matters Of Importance
respecting Negro life in the state
were discussed during the meeting.
Because Of the. severe cold
weather the attendance was usual
~ small. Pref. J. e. johnson of
Prentiss, Mississippi, the commit
tees chairman. presided at the
meeting.
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17

five years plus fine of $2,500.
Next in line came Roxborough
and Everett I. Watson, who de-
clined to make statement before
sentence was pronounced. Both
were sentenced to terms of l-2 TO
5 years in Southern Michigan pri-
son, because the judge held that
the testimony had s'disclosed your
connection with humber for many
years." and "you have been bene-
ficial of tolerant public"
Upon the promise not to engage
in any form of gambling, William
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Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17
Jalv Broken By Brakeman, Fisk Uniu.
Student Sues Railroad For Damages
| Lengthy Terms
Given For Graft

DETROIT Mich (ANP)-Another chapter is about
to be written in the numbers graft trials currently appear
ing before Circuit Judge Earl c. Pugsey here Following
the meteng out of sentences to23 found guilty by
urys verdict last month"; by Judge Pugsey last Wednes
day. John w Roxborough co-manager of Joe Louis and
Everett Watson, manager of Roscoe Toles, filed motions
for trial through their attorneys Former Mayor Rich
ard W. Reading and others sentenced also filed similar
tions.
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17
$34,879.2O
s227746.79

cobs. Joe never talks money.
Doesn't seenn to interest him. In all
the time I've had him, he never has
cared about how much the house
was, what took In or nothing. When
I asked him apout helping the poor
sailors by fighting this charity bout
with Buddy Baer, all he asked was
When do I start training?' Great
boy. that joe"
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17
Report Shows Champ Has
Paid $227 746 In Taxes

NEW YORK (ANP)-Figures taken from certified
copies of the T. S. Treasury department reeas-
by CoManager Julian Black revealed that Joe Louis paid
total tax of $27 469 during the first seven years
of his professional career 19344O inclusive Of this amount
the federal collected S192S67 SO York
.roA 1910 90
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17
Army Officials
Conduct Probe
Of Bloody Clash
Woman Is Shot,
Many Soldiers
Sent to Hospital

ALEXANDRIA, Las N 81
What about the $4,000 USO center
for colored soldiers, ore OF the
nations finest, which is nearing
completion here?
That's the big question making
the rounds here since Saturday
nights two-hour riot in which
hundreds of soldiers and civilians
were involved.
Some feel that the bloody clash
between colored soldiers, colored
and white civilians, white military
policemen and civilian law enforce
ment officers may prevent the
opening of the USO center.
High Army officials are reported
here from Washington to conduct
2 complete investigation of the
uncalled for street melee, but sofar,
there has been no comment from
them.
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17
state, $34,879.20.

The first authentic report on
Louis income, showing it to be ap-
proximately $584,500 for the seven
years, ref,ltes general public opin-
ion that Louis garnered a net share
from his purses of over $2,000,000.
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17

With the deduction of federal taxes,
Joe's income was whitfield down to
1891 ,633 for his 48 fights, in which
he scored 40 kayoes, won seven by
decisions and lost one.
Itemizing his personal income tax
by years.
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17
ALEXANDRIA QUIET TUESDAY

Alexandria was quiet Tuesday
night, but it was no secret that
many of the citizens of this city
resented the type of treatment suf-
fered by the cOlored soldiers at
the hands of white military police
men and civilian officers.
Many of the white people here
resent the riot and have already
declared that their businesses are
suffering as the result of all color
ed soldiers being kept out OF
Alexandria.
The riot is alleged to have start
ed when a white military police
man dubbed colored soldier in
front of the Ritz theatre located
In the heart Of the Negro district.
According to reports, the white
M. P. claimed the colored soldier
had refused to pay the admission
fee to the theatre.
A fight followed after the soldier
refused to be arrested. Following
the fight, one white military police
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17

After deducting the New York
state tax for each year, the cham
pion's net income was approximate
lv as follows.
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17

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Totals 1892, ,867. SO
Jackson advocate., 1942-01-17
S515.54O.00
64o,265,G0

$1.155,8o5.Oo
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-28
Frank 4 Witmirs
Mary J Wltmire
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the CIR
cult Court FOR the County Of Wasi-
tenaW
In Caancsry
John c Buchanan and Anne ".
Buchanan. Plaintiffs
Harriet Caroline Richard Deg. Anth-
ony Dey. Germond Sherwood. German
Sherwood, Edith sherwood. Anth.
Dey william McAdam Dey. Richard
Dey Albert Sherwood. Albert n
Sherwood. Milton ~ B.Eole Milton
Bicycle. PHILIP Bszols PHILLIP D..
Begole. Bob A. Begole p. a. Begole.
Glen Bsxole. Glen 81 Begole Charles
". Roberts. q ~ Roberts. william
r. Gregory. VII. T. Gregory Andrew
q. sherwood Adiiza CHenev. Adaiiza
Cheney Sarah Lowden, Sarah J Low
den, or their unknown heirs dsvisses.
.egatees. or assigns.
At session Of sid court held In
the Court House in tie CITY % Ann
Ar5or IN said County Of Nashtenaw.
the 20ta day q June ls4G
Present: Honorable George w.
sample Circuit judge.
ln THIS cause 10 appears from tho
affidavit on file. that the waere-
a5ogts n the Defendants after dill
gent search and inquiry are unknown.
THEREFORE,. unon motion ~ VIII
Ham he Haau. Attorney for Plain
tufts H Is ordered tat said Defend
ants and their unknown heirs. de-
vlsees. iegatees and assigns cause
their appearance 20 be entered IN
this Cause within three months from
the dats u flls orde- and 90 default
thereof. that sad PHI o. COMPLAINT
be taken as confessed bv the said
Defendants their Unknowa heirs.
de.Isees. lsxatees and assigns.
u IS further ordered that within
twenty DAYS Plaintiffs cause cory
q tais order 20 be published in ths
Yusilanti DAILY Press newspaper
prirted. published and circulated in
said County. said publication being
Conducted therein .Hce IN each week
for SIX weeks In succession.
GEORGE ". SAMPLE.
Circuit Judge
~ Dorothy l. Bsalbick,
Deputy Clerk.
TAKE NOTICE. that this suit IN
.---aa4-t--A faraznInE- 4Eler Las been
dulv made. iuvoive- a1i - brought 70
7Htet title 70 TIE following described
piece or parcel Of land situated in
tie Township Of Pittsfieid. County
# NashteHsU and state OF Mich
kan. .
TIE s6uru fifty acres Of the north
east quarfs~ Of section number TWEEN.
ty-four iu Township three south oi
range SIX eaf. In The Township OF
Pittsreld. County Of Washtenaw and
state of Michigan excepting and re-
serving Grant 10 the Detroit Edison
Company dated November Il. lase
AMI recorded March IS. 1927 in Liber
I OF Grants on Uazs 29S.
vttiism De Ham. attornsy for
Plaintiffs
BUSINESS ADDRESS. YpsilantI
savings Bank Bldg- Ypsiianti. Mich.
Aay. s-Ssk
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HAs poWERFuL JAW

SACRAMENTO. CaI-INS- Alex
Laffelbein, 25-year-old soldier from
spokane wash and stationed a.
Camp Callan. has one Of the most
powerful Jaws IN the L. S Army.
Lsffslbein. former log-trimmer In
the vast forests o. the Pacific North
west. can lift a sack Of rocks
Weighing 525 pounds With bis teeth.
He weighs $50 pounds but can lit
everything from foil flour sacks TO
one Of the Arnys buckiax Ieeps.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-i9f0 Elcar.
model 9s electric brakes. blower
stove, venetian blinds, permanent
bed, city water con toilet and
wash room with water con. pune
turs proof tubes rubber a /. avn
ing rail and awnings for windows.
electric refrigeration. Mrs. Jean
Lahore. BOX 81 colon. Mich.
FOR sALE-Late Ig4l Mode New
Moon House Trailer II a. long.
sleeps four. tires like new Full
year license Good 40 new. Real
buy. 3 miles north of Ann Arbor
on Territorial Road q. mile west Of
Junction l.. S. ~ ~ DOYLE.
HOUSE TRAILER Bargains. : All
sizes See ~ and save money
r 4 II Trailer Sales. - Upton,
Battle Creek ss12
HOUSE TRAILER FOR sale or rent
$3.50 whitman Wayne.
HOUSE TRAILER FOR REST EIec
Refrig Private property 80 per
week 507 crane Rd
VAGABOND sleeps four. Ike new
inside 800 down balance Ike
rent YpsIanU Trailer sales. 1872
r Michigan
wANTED-Uved mouse trailer. VIII
pay cash. 1922 =. Michigan.
PALACE TRAVEL CDACH-Is O..
puo-Tlerm heater. IN good ror4f-
ton Reasonable III Third St.
Ann ArbOr
Automobiles For Sale
WILL PAT CAsH-for Jour used
car. We nave goof selection ~
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100 +. Cross. Phone "a
FOR sALE-A 1888 Ford coupe IN
rood condition Price $50 Phone
2i75-W.
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Legal Notices

STATE or MICHIGAN. The Cir
cult court for the County Of Wash
tsnHw.
ln Chaneer>.
Thomas h. Colts. aud Emma II.
Colts, Ills NifJ and Raymond L.
Wife, Plaintiffs
Lemuel Allen -eorlrd Alien. samuel
Allen. stephen Allen stephen Allen.
stephen q Allen. Charles r. Alosn.
C. Eli Alban. Charles Eli Alhan. c.
Ely Alban. Edmund J. Hewitt Joseph
Kitchen. Martha Alhan. Charles Ely
Alhan or their unknown heirs. lesa-
tees, deyisees and assigns,
suit pending IN Circuit Court for
the County Of WashtenaW. IN chanc-
cry. IN the city of Ann Arhor IN sad
County on tie tn day Of June 1912
In tAis cause. II appears from tbe
affidavit on file that the where
ahouts Of said Defendants are un-
known. and on motion OF John y.
Kirk. Attorney for Plaintiffs. It IL
ordered that the appearance Of said
Defendants he entered within three
months from the date or this order.
GEO. w. SAMPLE,
Lueua NJ. smita. clerk.
Dorothy l.. Bulhick. Deputy Clerk.
John =. KIRK Attorney for Plain
tiffs. Ypsilanti, Mich.
This suit is brought To quiet the
title OF all that piece or parcel OF
land situate In Augusta Township,
Washtenaw County Michigan. and
described as follows: All that part
Of the west half Of the north two
thirds OF the west half OF the north
west quarter Of Section . that lies
u u
Thomas " Colts
Emma II Colts
RAYMOND +. Trausch
Stella =. Trausch
STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Washtenaw
In Chancery
Frank A. witmlre and Mary J..
Witmire. His Wife. Plaintiffs,
Augustus n. Woodward Abram Lar
zelere. Abraham Larzelere Walter
H. Hawkins. Statira u. Hawkins.
Delos SLOVENIAN Eliza a. Shower
man Fannie r Hawkins Frederick
W Hawkins. Isaac y Conklin. Har-
riet Conklin, The First National Bank
OF Ypsilanti. Katie Nimmershein.
Thomas York. Emma II johnson.
. a
kins. His wife. Clara W. Hawkins.
/ or their unknown heirs legsteea. de-
! visees and assigns,
Suit pending In the Circuit Court
/ for the County Of Washtenaw, IN
chancery IN the city Of Ann Arbor
in said County on June 81, 1872.
In this cause. II appearing from
! the affidavit on file that the where
] sboufs ~ said defcndautg are UNI
/ known on motion of John r. kirk.
/ attorney for plaintiffs. II Is ordered.
/ that TIE appearance 81 said defend
| ants be entered in said cause within
three months from the date Of this
order.
Circuit Judge.
Lucia VI smith clerk
by Dorothy l. Bulbick. Dep clerk
John r. XIX Attorney Tor Plaintiffs.
, Business Address; YpsilantI. Mich
igan
THIS suit is brought 20 quiet the
title 70 all that certain piece or par
eel Of land situate In the city q
Ypsllauti. Washtenaw County. Mich
igAn. and described - follows
Commencing at = point IN the west
line Of Hamilton Street At the south
east corner Of parcel ~ land for
thence south along the west line
~ Hamilton street fifty-siN and 80 :
10 feet. tlence west one hundred
and sfxtY-fiyA feet. thence north
fifty six and 50 400 feet 20 william
Hoplsfts south west corner, thence
east along the south line ~ said
H0WlettH land 70 the place OF beg.
ming
Frank 4 Witmlrs
u
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Rural Events
JULY 90
Stony Creek

Golden Harvest Guild VIII meet
az home Of Mrs Harley Dysinger
Whitaker. IN evening
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SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. specializing
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Phone S93-W.
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$3.50 WHITTIER RID.
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Broker Phone $50 Builder
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Personals
Lost and Found
Business Services Offered

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ELEEN'S BEAUTY sHOP-w
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ODDS and ENDS OF women's. mems
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Real Estate Brokers

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ance, Farms a Speciality. los W.
Ainsworth. Phone 2O70.
THEY'RE SOMETHiSG-mor than
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Houses For Rent

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Willis Road.
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Employment

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Adults. No laundry. Steady post
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Merchandise
Merchants Specials

FOR SALE bed. springs and
mattress 437 $ Huron ST.
Evening star., 1942-03-01

must have thought I was an awfully
stuck-up little brat"
Now She Loves It.
No one thought so, naturally.
Walter Huston and Kay Francis
and 10 Graham, being wise in the
ways of movies and newcomers,
nursed QUE heroine carefully along.
And that they did a neat job of it
is shown in. the enthusiasm of all
who have seen her first picture.
Now" said Miss Warren, II love
it. You know, after I finished
Always in My Heart I went East
for the premiere in my home town,
Wilmington, Del. And when I came
back and everybody was so friendly
and nice and lots and lots of people
said. Hello, Gloria every time they
saw newly, I felt just like I had
come home again"
While awaiting a new assignment
Gloria isn't idle. She goes to the
studio school three and a half hours
each morning. And in afternoons
she takes vocal, dancing and piano
lessons. Also she is trying to teach
Sissy, a minute fox terrier, some
tricks.
But I'm not good at it," she said
sadly. "One of us must be pretty
dumb. And I'm sure it isn't Sissy"
The interviewer's soda glass was
empty. 1t was really good. And
so, he thinks, is Gloria.