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M. G. RI met boy four
weeks ago, and he asked me to
marry him at first sight. He says
that he will give me anything to
make me happy. He wants 10 buy
me a watch, but I am afraid that
l don't love him enough to accept
it. He says if he go to camp he
will send me half of his money.
Must l marry now or wait?
Ans: If you don't love this
boy enough to accept his
watch, certainly you don't love
him enough to entrust your
entire future happiness with
him. 1 dent doubt but that
this boy loves you and is sin
cere in wanting to marry you
but he is too young to
really know his own mind. You
are right in not accepting ex-
pensive gifts from him. To do
SO would make you feel obligat-
ed to the boy. There is nothing
to be gained by rushing into
marriage. Wait until you sin
cerely feel that you have met
the right one.
F.. c.. B.-My husband is always
putting me out. I know that he
don't love me, but when he puts
me out he always comes and gets
me. Should I go to my mothers
home and get a job and let him
go? He is very mean to me. 4
Ans: If you find it unbear-
able to live with your husband,
then surely no one could blame
you if you found work and
started shifting fer yourself.
A marriage that is not built on
love, respect and companion
ship has little chance to be
successful. You two have been
fuSsing and pickering for three
years and in this case, it may
be well to consider temporary
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-05
Sharecropper Wins
Extradition Stav
New jersey Refuses To
Release Man For Farm Debt

ELIZABETH New Jersey (Calvn's News Service)-
David Williams 47year-od sharecropper the first
round in bis battle against South Carolina land owner
who wants him put in Southern jail for failing to farm
cotton crop after receiving several hundred dollars in adj
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IF RHEUMATIC pain
HAS YOU DOSING AND HOPING

Then prove to yourself ,0hat effec.
tire results you can get n0tO
sUith this medicine
Open your own way toward deliverance
others have enjoyed. Make up your mind
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-05
separation. 1t will at least give
you chance to decide just
what you want to do about
your future.

r. c.. M have been here with
my son and his wife since last
February. They have been kind,
but it seems like none of us are
as happy as We could be. Am 7
making mistake to continue on
here?
Ans: Any woman who has
kept home of her own for 20
years just can't feel free and
independent living with some
one else. Your son and his wife
love you, and want you to re-
main with them, but you realize
a change would be best for all
three of you. You have friends
back in your home town. Go
back and enjoy the social life
the little town offers you.
E. Pill be 20 years old this
year. 1 have desire to become
an aviator. In fact, I don't want
10 do anything in the world but
fly l want to be pilot and a
darn good one too, or die trying
Help me.
Ans: l would suggest the
Army for You or any other 20
year old fellow who wants tn
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-05

wanted to show a certain fearful
Difference even when ones name
was mentioned in his presence.
They were drunk, weren't
they?'
'sYessuh. They'd been drinking
lot
He heard the sound of autos COM
ing into the driveway. Was this
the police?
who's that?' Britten asked.
Il don't know" said one of the
men.
ITO BE CONTINUED
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-05
Aircraft Firms
Finally Favor
Negro Workers
DR.. Robert Weaver's
Report To McNutt :
Favorable One

An increasing number Of aircraft
Coasts are beginning to utilize Ne
gro women as production workers.
Paul v. McNutt, chairman, Wal
Manpower Commission, was in
formed this week.
This DEVELOPMENT was reported
10 Mr.. MrNutt by DR.. Robert c
Weaver, director Negro Manpowcr
Service, VINO, on the basis of re-
ports received from field repre-
sentatives of the Commission
According to these reports, the
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
recently placed As Negro women
on production work at its San
Diego, Calf, plant. Nine Of these
production workers were upgrad-
ed from clistcd!ll work in the
plant, and 36 were hired for jobs
in the spot welding, finishing
salvage and other departments.
Twenty-Five Negro women, the
only colored female trainee5 avail
able, were recently employed for
mechanical work at the Bceing
Aircraft plant in Seattle, Wash
Similar employees have been at
work for several months ct the
Lockheed-Veg and Douglas Air
craft plants il. Burbank and San
Monica, Calf The Douglass Cor
poration recently transferred sew
eral production workers to clerical
and stenographic jobs.
On the East Coast, the Ranger
Aircraft Corporation at Farming
dale, N. Y, has begun employing
Negro NYA female trainees The
nearby plant of Republic Aviation
Corporation ANNOUNCED that Negro
women will be included among
several hundred female emrlovee
to be employed there in September
when plant alterations are com
pleted.
Negro women are already en-
ploye don production and inspec-
ton work at the Glenn L. Martin
Company in Baltimore, Md; the
Buffalo, NJ Y, plant Of the Bel
Aircraft Company and at the Buff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

2O-FT. glider; Al condition; storm porch ,
$3.50. Riverside Trailer Lodge. Lot 20,
1927 West outer Drive, Dearborn.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings In the big sunday Times Want Ad
Sectbnl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
A ufo Seruices-Accessories

SAFETY GLASS installed while you wait.
1900 up. Look for the White Front. u
b r. Auto Parts. 1912 caniff; TO s-si07
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

SPECIAL sALE-Late model tenders: 1898.
30. 80, ~ Buick. Chevrolet bumpers,
installed. ". r. Auto
Parts. 1912 Csniff; TO. s-s107.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
National SoftbaII
Schedule, Results
TonAY,s SCHEDULE

AZ University ~ Detroit stadium
7.oo-Jax Girls New orleans) vs.. Phoe'
nix Rambler Girls
$50 Bendix (south Bend) va. Zollnei
At Mack Park
7:0O-Erin Girls (clsveiand) vs.. Garden
CITY Girls (Chicagol.
$50 - Deep Rock (Tulss) vs. Brigg'
tDetroD.
GIRLS RESULTS
Garden City (ChicagoD def. Erin (Clsve
Phoenix Rambl,rs tPhoenix) def. Den
Jax tNsw oneanO def. Local 400 Co
Ed American ,pe.s"' mt Holly. n c. def. Green
wood Electric CDes MoiueD 5-2. (Nin'
Frin icleveland) def. Local 400 co-Edi
Detroit 10. I'll inningO.
Jsx New orleans) def. Garden Cit
Phoenix Handlers def. American (Mt
Holly, n. c., "a. tNine innings.
MEMS RESULTS
Briggs tDetroiU def. Romsncos tRosn
oke Rapids. n. c.. Ia.
Match Of Chicago def. Metz tomahp
al
Kodak Pak tRochester) def Home
wood (Birmingham. Ala. 40.
Phaianx Fraternity tPhosnixl def. Publ
Service (Denver). 40
Deep. Rock sTul'a) def. ooets tst. 10
~. .i. .,sS .. .eAissso, def. Kodak Park cseeA
Briggs 1D.troi) def. Phslsnx Frs,,rnit;
zoilnsr DEF. oc,tI Brewers. 81.
Briggs (Detroip def. Match tchicsso)
II In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Lions Confident
of Beating Cards

CHARLEVOIX. Sept. ia
highly optimistic Lions squad
ended its 1912 training season here
today and prepared to shove off
for Chicago and the league opener
with the Cardinals.
1t was an entirely different team
than opened the season last year.
With one victory under their belts
and a creditable showing against
the Army-All Stars in Detroit. the
entire squad was confident of
winning Sunday.
With the exception of Frank
Grigonis, injured fullback, the
entire squad is in shape to appear
against the Cardinals. Grigonis
shoulder. injured in the Army
game, will be in shape for the
home opener against the Rams
next Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Crosse lie Pairines
and Scores
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT

E. Flowers-R. weyand tsD vs.. J. Emery
Ii John Foley t72D.
j. X Eleyeld Jr-H. Miller tse) VS.. r
Dr. p. II. cornel.M. Dietz (eD vs.. H
Hodge-R. soheIlhous Ga. On,
A. Mlnkley-B. Mnkley (10) VS.. r. W
Thompson-B. Finn tI3l. ..
VS. II. Duerson-G T Murphy C73J.
Rugg Capt. b. shuriy tTs).
r. Ahern-C J. Farley t6el vs.. NJ l.
Lamkins-W. T. Zurschmiede C73l.
+strorf-t. 6ofos -tfft.
other qualifying scores: II. r. Olson
Art Torner "a, w. Anderson-J. Dragon 20
Ellis Berry DR. B. J. Roach -, s. Dock
aha, Ir-75. La ~ Boyie-A. r. Wilson 10
H II. Davidson-s ST James 7s. Or. ID. Jaffsr
F. A. Wirth 70. p. o Hara-A: r Offs "
IS, W. coombs-E. o.Donneil 7o, p
Nolan IT. J. Delaney George Wilson II. b
Eynon-K. Koepplinger II, J Eilbreehi II
Porter II, A. Fay-Jehn Puto ~, II. Aiehet
a. unssr u j. Dr Driver p 6; 4; X sea1
". Agopian-L. Campbell ~, r. q. Field
NJ Nichols 10, H. orehard-P w Smile
so. @. Eglinton-A. Kaiander 81. DIR
Kaump-Dr D. o'Donnell 81, z. G. kreos
f. r. Mitchell 81. DR.. r. Glemet-Dr A
Norton So. j. Graham-R. s. Jscoh ~. J
Lessel-Dr. II. r. Nichols So. A. Rovsek
H Sadowski 50, l.. Colombo-Judge y
Fitzgerald So. o. l. olsen-G. Pfener s3
DR.. r. Bockoven-H. Myers 50. w. Graham
A. Kerwin 50, c. l.. Edwards-F. Husk -
H Brethen.C. Brethen SIS. J Beaver c
G Fullerton SIS. s. r HenrYT. NJ. Sacket
SIS. " Tieman-Art zoll IS, J. A. George
Alex Webb SIS. c.. Cosn-H. G. Potts So, Jo
Burke Bill Wenner 50. Hurd Quincy. Over
Quincy 40, l.. stoepps-R. r. West 50, =
Dowdle-L. knight SO, II Riebling'W Reat
ter 40. c. overhoh-F. Volk 81. J David
son.w X Joyce %. Or. L. Msyno- a
sEmigiel 81. J. Dinan-C. c. Purdy 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
TAYLOR HAS 8S

Bill Taylor and DR.. A. p. OIL
macher. by playing the second
nine in 81. scored a 66 for second
place. Taylor had an individual
6S. With DR.. p. n. Cornell coming
through with a II. he and Mike
Dietz followed with 81.
Three pairs had 69s--Jim Fun
ston and Dick Whiting, the young.
est players in the tournament
the Grand Rapids combine of J
II. Eleveld Jr. and Hermie Miller
and Randall Ahern and c. J. Far
lev. Farley. who is so years ole
today. played the first nine in 81
but took IS coming in. Miller hsc
an eagle 3 on the 4So-yard eighth
He put his second eight feet from
the flag.
Frank Connolly and Russ Beau
pre-. rated co-favorites with FSo~
srs and Weyand. were safely II
"A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Louis is Share SET
At St00,951

NEW YORK, Sept 19 GNS).-
Sgt. Joe Louis and Pvt. Billy Conn
will be able 10 face the future
without immediate debts hanging
over them while they are in the
army, il was assured today.
A committee of sports writers
in charge of promoting their
heavyweight championship bout al
Yankee Stadium on October Il
disclosed the champion and chal-
tlenger will receive total oi
Sl35, 45l.53 for their efforts. II is
also hoped the fight will raise
more than S1,000000 for army
emergency relief.
OF the total. Louis will receive
purse of S100,951.53. of which he
owes the Twentieth Century Club
SIS, 805.50 and the remaining SAL.
1868 to John Roxborough, his
co-manager.
Conn will receive $34.50 which
he owes the Twentieth Century
Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Little Faith
Dr.. MacGreeor Gets Ace;
Hard TO Believe

"Oh We of little faith. s. might
easily be the title of this item
DR.. Harold MacGregor, playing in
a foursome at Red Run, came to
the eleventh hole, a 150-yarder
He hit six iron we'll. but when
il disappeared his partner and OPP
ponents both insisted it was over
the green and out of bounds. To
please them he hit a provisional
ball.
AS he approached the green he
took issue with the doubling
Thomases and insisted he couldn' I
hit a six iron over that green.
Maybe II went into the hole"
he offered, but not too surely.
He took a quick look into the
cup and there was the ball. 1t had
landed in on the fly and wedged
safely for an ace.
Doctor MacGregor took il in his
stride and added a birdie on the
next hole TO give him a par u for
the round and headache for each
of the following members of the
foursome. Jay F. MacMullen,
Harold Meher and Ferg Henkle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Pro Eleven Play
Three League TiIts
BY International News Service

Following last weeks inaugural
three more games will be played
in the National Professional Foot
ball League tomorrow as pre-
.liminary TO next Sundays full
blast opening on all fronts. In
completing the pro schedule with
all-star army teams. the New
York Giants will meet the
Western Army eleven at Syracuse
tonight and the champion Chicago
Bears will take on the Eastern
Army at Boston tomorrow. In
other Sabbath games, Detroit will
meet the Chicago Cardinals, Phila-
delphia will play at Cleveland and
Pittsburgh at Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Ex-Chdmp SIdttery
GrdveIY III in Buffalo

BUFFALO. n. Y, Sept. 19
(INS).-Former light heavyweight
champion Jimmy Slattery lies
gravely i'll today in a Buffalo hos
pital, victim of pulmonary tuber-
culoSis. The 3S-year-old former
boxing master" shortly will be
transferred TO a special recupera-
tive institution for tuberculosis
sufferers, it was learned. Stat
tery's condition was diagnosed
following his arrest on a disorderly
conduct charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Shot in Dark
WinsGoIfP|d yofi
Continued from First Sport Page

(C0nttnueu from FiFst spur hkoJ
Clipped too strongly. giving ELL
strom his big opportunity.
One of the most amusing incl
dents of the playoff occurred on
the first green. The man at the
flag placed a coin on the green
as marker for one Of the balls.
When he went TO replace the ball,
he couldn't find the coin, But the
members OF the gallery came 10
his rescue and il finally was found.
The medal-winning 81 Of Flow
ers and Weyand tied what is be-
lieved 10 be the record for these
best-bsll invitational events here.
Flowers and Cliff Rugg had ga a
year ago al Meadowbrook. Flow
erS. who was sworn in as an en-
sign in the naval reserve few
days ago and who will go 10
Boston. October 5. to begin train.
ing. had five brides and an eagle
, yesterday. He dropped a 20
fooier for the eagle on the 49S
YARD third hole Weysnd had ono
stride. and as Flowers put II, mos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Grygier in News
Again With His
High Of @
whats become of Cas Cry

whats become of Cass Cry
gier:"
Cass supplies his own answer
today in pointing TO the record al
Olympic. His CSC, rolled last night
in the Greater Detroit League
earned high spot.
Right behind him came Joe Nor.
ris with 6S3 as Stroh whackeo
1862 for a new season high in TAX.
ing two from Paris, whose John
Crimmins had 631 in 1887. Stroh
had games of 1918 and 1856.
Joe (Wildhorse) Plappert hao
665 as Pepsi-Cola swept Olympic
1885 TO 2S05. Cass Schlaff assisted
Joe with 645.
Chene-Trombly clicked for 304s
in winning two from Tony Cos.
|colenda's Ramonas. Joe Paulus
kicked in with 631 and Chef Slicey
645. Ted Thornton whaled 654 fol-
Mercurios as his team yielded
three to Standard. The totals were
3001 to 1904 Bob johnson lee
Standard on 634.
Ekhardt Becker ran its record
10 five out of six in bagging three
from Mineralites 2912 TO 1922
Fred Bujack did 663 and Steve
Dutko ga. Pat Brady and Bert
Mort with CAT and ga stood out
as Indian Village sacked three
from Aircraft and had 1914 ir
290S against 2756.
With Eddie LaBudde throwing
63S De Luxe-W. ran its record tc
five out of six in taking three
from Altes. 1864 to $3.50. Chef
Bukowski turned out Gas for Fife
twice winner over De Luxe Bee
1880 to 1866. Thurman Gibson
626. Frank Zion. ga, led De Luxe
Plappert brought up his average
to 229 which gives him a five point
margin over Joe Norris for the
first six of the 90-game schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Prep DoubIet Meet
MAY Get 40 Entries

Post entries today were ex-
pected to raise the number OF
teams TO 40 in the first annual
metropolitan area senior and
Junior high school doubles champ
ionship tournament opening today
at Hamtramck Park. The finals
are scheduled September n.
Thirty-four were on file yester-
day with more in the mail as the
office closed. All Detroit schools
are represented in addition 10
Crosse Pointe, Birmingham. Royal
Oak. Ferndale, St Paul's of
Crosse Pointe, and Monroe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Pin Oddly
Viviano Rolls Three Games
Of 233; His Highest

Who says proprietors can't bowl,
Johnny Viviano. owner of the
Rolawile Recreation on Puritan
avenue. not only came up with an
excellent series, but an unusual
one when he rolled 233-233-233 for
600 in practice on his drives yes
terday.
Viviano almost broke his back
trying to reach the 700 mark. He
needed eight pins on his last ball,
but alas he could tumble only
seven. Still. 500 is the highest he's
ever bowled and that's somthin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Massachusetts, Asks
Ban on Robinson

BOSTON, Sept. 10 (INS).-The
boxing commission
today recommended nationwide
Of Sugar" Ray Robin
son, New York welterweight
champion, for failing TO make a
scheduled appearance in Boston.
The Harlem fighter was suspended
from boxing in Massachusetts. He
was to have fought George Mar
tin here last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Ex-Br0nCo Meter
In Downriver Final

Jack Singleton. formerly oi
Western Michigan College team
is in the final today of the Down
river tennis championship tourna-
ment at Memorial Park. West
jefferson and Great Lakes ave-
nues. in River Rouge. He won his
seminal from Ed Chamberlain
CD. 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Hockey Call

The Westward Athletic Associa-
ton will hold meetings for hockey
10 be played at the Windsor Arena
at the YMCA. 1901 Clark avenue,
at s p. m. every Monday. Call
James McCusker. NO. 1880. or
write to him at Toss Navy avenue.
All former teams take note: sea-
scr will open in October.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Williams Near
Batting Title

NEW 1Ohh, sept. Al (OT).-
With little more than a week OF
the regular season to 60. Ted
Williams of the Boston Red SoX
appeared assured today of retain
ing the American League hitting
crown he Won last year with an
average OF .406.
Official averages OF gam e
played through Thursday showed
Williams leading his nearest COM
lpetitor by 81 points. He has al
average of 1856 against .335 for his
teammate, John Pesky.
In the National League. Ernie
lombard, Boston Braves catcher
held a 11-point margin over Pete
Reiser of Brooklyn. last years
senior circuit batting champion
With 10 games to play Reiser
could repeat if he went on a
hitting spree and even Enos
Slaughter of the st. Louis Card.
inals, although Is points off the
pace. has a chance.
Lombardi. who took the lead
last week when Reiser continued
in a slump, is hitting 1871. Reiser's
average is 800 with Slaughter
.3lS.
Williams also practically is as
sured of three other American
League batting titles. He leads in
runs batted in, 1873: most runs,
1876; and home runs, 33.
Hank Borowy of the Yankees
led the American League pitchers
with Is triumphs and three de-
feats. His teammate. Erni e
Bomham. moved into second place
with 20 victories and five setbacks.
Tex Hughson of the Red Sox held
down fourth place with a record
of 20 and six.
Leaders in Others departments.
Doubles tNl Medwiek. BROOKLYN. and
Marion, 81. Louis. 81: ca DiMaggio,
Triples IN, Slaughter. st. Louis, II;
Home Runs (N) OFT, New York, 81;
(A) Williams. Boston, 30.
Stolen bases tN) Reiser, Brooklyn, II
CAD Case, Washington, ~.
The 10 leading batsmen in each league:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Probable Pitchers
ny United Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston IButland I'D al New York
(Chandler l6-p--2 30 y. m -(EWTl
Cleveland CHarder lilo a. DETROIT
(WHITE i2-i2J--3 p. --(EWTl.
Warrington wynn els and Csrrasque
t1.Tl ~ Philadelphia tMarchildon lI-l;
and Christopher 5-i3l--i.3o .. NEWT
Two GHmeH
Chicago WADE 5-5l A. 81 Louis Csund
ray e-el- 30 b. m tEWTi.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
~ Louis Cooper 20-Tl ~ Chicago
Waruske it-ai-2 p -tCwTl
Phiisdeiph Melton e-iet 81 Rrookiyi
DAVIS f5-s - 80 .. m tEWTt
New York fIrhbell p-sD a. Boston tTos
iO-si--2 y, w--fEWTi. Il
Cincinnati walters i+-isl A. Pittsb1rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Dod1er Bstboy in Navy

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 dNS).-
Jack Bodner, 20, of Brooklyn. for
10 years batboy of the Brooklyn
Dodgers baseball team, was sworn
into the U. S. Navy as an appren-
tice seaman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Briggs 10 Stays,
Colds Beaten

Continued from First Sport Page
defeated mems team with a 81
victory over Bendix.
Deep Rocks pitchers won the
ball game with hits in the fourth
inning. AL Linde. one of the staff
FINGERS playing center field
singled, scoring two runs and Sig
Lawson, the working pitcher
singled TO score the winning run,
Erin of Cleveland put the De-
troit girls. Local 400 Goods, out
of the tournament. 10. in IL in
nings. Detroit outhit the winners,
6-5, but three errors cost them
the ball game.
HURLS 2 VICTORIES
Detroit previously had lost "a
Jax of New Orleans. so. Jax beat
Garden City girls of Chicago. 10.
to become avorites for the
women's title. They have not been
scored on in three games.
Nina Korgan, one of the games
best pitchers, won the first two
games and against Chicago, Lottie
Jackson hurled the third. Her
record for this year now is 16 VIC
tories and one loss.
Today's girls schedule will see
Jax play the Phoenix Ramblers,
who defeated American Girls OF
Mt. Holley, N, c., As, in nine in
nings. at University of Detroit
Stadium al Z p. m. AT Mack Park
at z. Erin plays Garden City.
In the final games Sunday. all
of which will be played at u. of
D., Deep Rock will play the win
ner of the BendiX-Zolliner Piston
game at 8 p m. and the winner
OF Jax-Phoenix Ramblers contest
plays the winner of the Chicago
Cleveland game at 9 p. m. II
necessary there will be girls and
mems games at 10 and IL p. m.