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week program to help defray ex-
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07
NEGRO TROOPS
TO Be POLICE
IN ARMY SOON

Formation OF six Negro Military
Police Bstislions for service in the
Zone Of the Interior has been su-
thorlzed the Wsr Department an
nounccd today The batlshons viii
guard factories. warehouses, bridges
power houses and similar inslalla-
tons
Each battalion %.U include about
500 enlisted men Members OF the
bd;jalions must be a; least five fee.
nine inches tall. must weigh at least
l65 pounds and are required to
have 3 high intelligence qIouen'.
One Of the bat,alions. the 732nd
Is s.seay in process OF formation Il
WI serve in the Sixth Corps Area
Wi;h headquarters IN Chicago
The 73O,h Battalion is 70 be
formed by May |, and the 73lst by
July !, both for duty N the Second
Corps Area with headquarters in
New York City,
The 733rd ard the 73ith Battaiions
have been assigned to the Ninth
Corps Area on the Pacific coast The
former viii be organized July !. and
the la'ter May
The 755ih Battalion has been as
signed 10 the Seventh Corps Area
heada-a.iers IT Omaha Tbs Bat
tslila.is TO be IN service BY June !.
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SORORITY AIDS
CELEBRATION
IF PRESS Week
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Adopted By
Group

It was snnoun ed last week by
Grand Chapter Of Delta Sigma
Theta sorority, that the sorority
would participate in the fourth an
nusl National Negro Newspaper
week. March II by promoting a
cOast-,o-coa.t observance Of the
week in its lao chapters Moss II.
Hendrix, g, Atlanta. director OF the
week was notified OF the plan, and
a check was sent in the name OF
The sorority 10 his office 10 help de-
fray the expense OF the promotion
,ampaisn Likewise, a seven-polnt
plan VS. sent to all Of the chapters
Of the sorority for their use during
the week
This gesture is particularly sig
nificant as it is probably one OF
the most extensive and far-reaching
contributions made by any single
group participating ir the observ-
ance, as it touches the lives of some
5000 American Negro women. OF
additional importance is the fact
that Delta Sigma Theta sorority is,
to date. tee only large womens Or
ssnizstion to endorse this project
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Negro citizen OF the United States,
Inc sororIty's plan IS outlined
IN the following excerpts from a
letter sent to the chapter presidents
by Victoria Mccall, grand journal
lst OF the sorority. 1t says IN part;
The fourth annual National Ne
aro Newspaper week and the OBJ
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07
"A Vet Gets
A Promotion
At Camp Lee

CAMP LEE. Va A veteran Of
many Campaigns IN MS years Of
service mas Dcen appointed SER
g1JnT major 0T TIE grh COioFed Reg
imeni u Camp Lee Quariermas.er
Replacement training center. He IS
Master Sgt. William R. Powell. HIS
predecessor. Master Sgt James
Randolph, has been ordered to an
other post,
In the army since June %, 1913.
Master Sgt. p well has held d NUM-
Der OF non-c1mmlssIoned grades
through to his present position. As
= member of Company X 10Th Cal
vary, he participated IN the Battle
Of Carrlsal curing the 1915 Punt
tive expedition into Mexico. In
World war No. /, his unit Company
A. 3jOlh Machine Gun Bn, saw ac-
tive service in The Vouses Sector,
inc Maroarch sector, and the Meuse-
Argonnc sector.
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3 Study At Medical
School In Carlisle

CARLISLE BARRACKS, Pa
Three Negroes are members of
classes a. the Army's Medical field
service school. Carlisle Barracks,
bringing to 90 the total number Of
Negro officers and enlisted men
attending the school during the past
year.
OF the three now at the school,
$40 are officers in the Medical
Corps. while the third is a private
first class IN the Officer Candidate
school, The officers arc lst LIS.
LsNfenc, p Sehamseherc Cleveland,
Ohio and Edward A. Mcdowell
SjateSyl'e. n c. The officer can
dldate is Pfc, Samuel X. Mathews,
EI4nstar. III,
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JudgeFrees:


on the fact that no whites mad been
arrested and harsed With disturb
Ing the peace attorneys, Joseph A.
era snc Ernest Gooaman, LeBron
Simmons, represented the group
OF Nestocs in Recorders Court on
the disturbing the peace charges re-
sailing from the race riot
Rap Police Brutality 70 Negroes
a eyed police brutality IN the
treatment Of Negroes curing the
So called riot wss also stressed by
the defense counseis
Ap roXimstely 200 Negroes were
in the courtroom Of Recorders
Judge Thomas NJ. Cotier 10 hear the
outcome Of the peace charges
broueh, against the friends. nus
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07
Six New Negro Military Police Battalions Formed

captains Jackson and Shortly and
Ghaplaiss Clarke GFlifln- and lohn
Bea2ley.
Members OF the committee which
sponsored the party are Mrs Hunter
Mrs. Christie and Mrs. Clarke
Griffin. The popular 9ln Cavalry
orchestra furnished tae music Tor
the entertainment
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Bucs Take 18th Game
In 13 in Suggest
With Cubs, 1919

LOS ANGELES, Calf. March %.
The Pittsburgh Pirates and the
Chicago Cubs held an old home
week celebration of their own at
Wrigley Field today, the Bucs win
ming, 1919, in a free -slugging 10
inning game featured by five homers.
1t was the Pirates twelfth victory
in 13 starts.
The Cubs started the fireworks in
the first inning when Bill Nichol-
son hit a two-run homer and Lou
Novikof plastered one 400 feet over
the left wall. The Bucs struck back
with five runs in the second, three
being credited to AL Lopez's homer.
The Chicago boys exploded two
Pirate errors for a four-run harvest
in the sixth. Novikof got his Sec
ond homer in the seventh. A peppy
afternoon hit its climax in the ninth
when four pinch hitters came
through in a row to knot the count
for the Pirates, the high light being
a four-run homer by Babe Phelps
Elbie Fletcher scored the winning
run in the tenth on Bill Bakers
double.
Pitcher Bill Clemenson OF the
Pirates disclosed he has been Or
dered to report to his Santa Cruz
draft board for re-examination
Clemenson, married about 10 days
ago, had been placed in class 1-B
due to an injured left arm.
Pittsburgh M O50 900 UO4 1-1O 10 2
Chicago M 301 004 100 O. q IA l
Batteries Sewell. Hamlin, Junsels.
strncevich and Lopez Phelps, Baker;
Passeau, Mooty. Schmitz and Schefins.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Fight
(Continued From Page CD

himself up like a telephone pole.
the general aftermath impression
was that the Long Island gamester
would have been fattened even
tually. However, one and all agreed
he should have been given his
chance to stick around as long as he
could.
Final Coin Check to Come.
The exact figures on last nights
taffy-pull won't be counted definitely
until the Army Emergency Relief
gets its check at formal presenta-
ton Wednesday, after Louis returns
from seeing his mother and his all
ing trainer. Jack Blackburn. in
Chicago, and from looking in at the
new bowling emporium he's build
ing in Detroit.
However, Promoter Mike Jacobs.
who, with Louis, turned over his en-
tire net profits to the fund, esti-
mated the benefit would net lover
$4,000 Abe collected $15,o6o as
his end Of q net gate Of $ll4,70S.05,
and turned over some 5000 to the
relief fund, too.
As for the Bomber's business ex-
hibit last night, Conn, who came
over in his soldier suit from Fort
Wadsworth. said he thought Joe
appeared somewhat slow and missed
too many punches. There's no de-
nying Louis looked "right-hand
crazy" in the third round, when he
fired and hit nothing but air. One
Of the rights carried 50 much force,
it pulled him right OF his feet.
Sure, I know" he explained today.
but Chappie blackburn picked
me in three rounds, and wanted
to make him look good"
AS for Louis, he probably will meet
Conn in June and, II successful in
this 22nd defense Of his title, he
undoubtedly will tackle Bob Pastor.
another j. J. Johnston fighter who
already has been bombed twice by
the Brown Bomber.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Navy Relief Receives
Aid From EIks Lodge
Skeet Shoot Today

The Navy relief fund will benefit
from all the proceeds from today's
skeet shoot which the Elks' Lodge
No. IS, will stage at Tom ODonnell's
Farm just of the Marlboro pike.
Ralph Murdock, general chair
man, announced he expected close
to 100 shooters.
Entries have been received from
Kenwood, National Capital, Aser
Road, Forestville. Nd: Glen Burnie,
Nd; Cambridge, Nd; Salisbury,
Nd; Alexandra. Annapolis. The
Elks are entering two teams.
Among the shooters are Serst.
George Deyoe Of the Washington
Police force. who is captain Of the
All-America team; Frank Kelly,
Rufe Watson, Claiborne Williams,
Bob Wilson. DR.. Don Johnson
George King, Joe Turner, Johnny
Cooley and Dick Stewart.
There are classes A. B, G, D and z
Shooting will be from 8 am. until
7 pm.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Illinois, Taking Lone
First Place, Earns
Gymnastic Crown

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 2e.-Lim.
tied to only one first place, Illinois
defending champions nevertheless
grabbed enough also-ran points to
best seven other rivals in the 1912
national collegiate gymnastic meet
at the United States Naval Academy
today.
The Illini tailed 80 points. topping
second-plAce Penn State by 8 and
placing three athletes among the
first six finishers for the an-around
individual title.
Minnesota's two-man aggrega-
ton Of Newt Loken and Tiny Bot
Berg was the Journeys biggest sur
prise, amassing % points for third
place in the team competition while
Loken won the overall crown.
Behind Minnesota the teams lined
up with Temple, fourth; Chicago
fifth; Navy. sixth: Army, seventh
and Maryland, which didn't tally q
point, eighth.
Evening star., 1942-03-29

winning the city-wide Christmas
tournament and mopping up all op-
position. Gus Baroutas, q strapping
75-pounder with more energy than
q couple Of electric dynamos snd a
keen scoring eye, Is the pace-setter
of this group.
The Americans. one of Centrafs
two 120-pound delegations, began
their season auspiciously by captur-
ing their class honors in the Christ
mas play and continuing undefeated
in their next 26 games. Capt VIII
lie Scaggs is the sparkplug Of this
team, with Pete Panturis in the role
of high scorer. Not to be overlooked
is the defensive play Of Don Ham
burger, giant guard.
In this same class are the Sena-
tors, who. after two years compete
ton beginning as 80 Founders, have
seven tournament championships
and league titles and q record of so
victories and one defeat to their
credit. Last year the youngsters were
undefeated in 80 games.
Finals Slated Friday.
The preliminary round will con-
tinue through the week, with games
scheduled every night until Friday.
when the championship triple
header will be played on the Eastern
Branch floor.
Complete entries are as follows:
105 pounds-Central Branch Ceities,
Arlington Juniors. Merrick Boys Club,
kexandria Boys Club, Georsetovn Branch.
Greenbelt. Sacred Heart. The Cadets. East
TO pounds Golden E.sles. setnesda
Barons, Merrick Boys Club, Alexandra
Boys Club. Georsetown Branch, Central
Branch Americans. Central Branch sena-
tors, The Cadets. Eastern Branch Crows.
13o pounds-Central Branch F1eetwints.
ref; Natienai framing school. sIishtxood
Boys Club Georgetown Branch. The
Cadets, Jewish Community Center. Eastern
Branch Wrens- Sons OF American Legion.
Police and Firemen Post.
Tomorrow nights schedule:
Eastern Branch, First Game, s:15)
I05 pounds-Celtics vs.. The Cadets; 100
| pounds, The Cadets VS.. Crows, swanson Jr.
High vs. Brishtvood.
Central Branch.
1ob pounds--Eastern Cards W. Green.
| belt: 12o pounds, Alexandria VS.. Bethesda
Barons; 13b pounds. Police and riremen
W. National Training School.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Ring Title 10 Rathbun
OF Virginia.. Badgers
Gain Team Honors
By the Associated Press.

By the ASSociated Press.
BATON ROUGE. La. March 28-
A quartet Of well drilled U. Of Wis
consin Badgers carried OF the team
honors In the national intercolle-
giate boxing tournament here to-
night with victories in the final
round.
The Badgers were the only team
to get more than one title. South
western of Louisiana, San Jose State,
Syracuse and Virginia taking one
each.
Only knockout of the night came
when Virginia's lone survivor, 165-
pound Kenneth Rathbun, f1attened
Michigan States Charles Calkins
with a right cross after l:04 of the
initial round.
Rathbun set the Michigan State
fighter up for the kill with a series
OF crisp lefts.
cisioned Gerald Auclair Syracuse,
st.ts5 sesiaioned "a, 4 Fonsenos 8. Ss'i 'iSe f
135 pounds-Gene Rankin Wisconsin,
deeisioned Johnny Joea tFloFid.1: ,r,,
consi accustomed sob B.ra SRGas 1Penn STATE.
155 pounds-Clinord Lutz Wisconsin,
deeisionsd Gus gouahan Purdue
Won desision from Johnny Joca, univer-
145 pounds-warren Jollymore, Wis
eonsin. won decision from Bob Baird. Penn
155 pounds-clinord Lutz. Wisconsin,
won decision from Gus Boushan. Purdue
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Sap-Happy Mat Card
Pits Swedish Angel,
Masked Octopus

Wrestling, or a slap-happy ver-
sion thereof, comes back to Uline
Arena tomorrow night with cast
of oddities and weu-known grap-
piers on the program.
Somebody calling himself the Oc-
topus. a masked character who lays
no claim to male beauty honors, will
engage the Swedish Angel in the
fantastic feature. The gag is that
the Octopus will unmask if he loses
and the Swede, of course, will try
to rip off the mask during the pro-
ceedings.
A novelty finale will be free-for-
all among the five losers in the pre-
lirninary matches, which Is a new
twist to one of the most popular
forms of entertainment on the mat
circuit.
Other matches include the semi
final between Karol Krauser and
Ivan Kamoroff, a couple Of bona
fde grapplers. Also carded are Emir
Jo-Joe VS.. George Becker, Joe Mar
shall vs. Zinba Parker and Jack
Kelly VI. Bamba Tabu.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Stanford Baskefers
Nail Dartmouth in
Final a, s. 10 3S
By the Associated Press.

By the AsSoclat<d Press.
KANSAS CITY, March 7s.-Hit-
ting their stride In the last 10
minutes, the Stanford Indians
slipped into a 3-point-a minute pace
against Dartmouth tonight to trans
form a tight game into 1888 rout
and win the N. c. A. A. basket ball
championship before 5000 spec
tators.
Inaccurate passing nearly cost
the big Californians the game, but
they assembled themselves just in
time to dissolve Dartmouth leads
and finally wound up in a furry OF
field goals.
Jim Pollard, the sensational
sophomore, was not in suit for STAN
ford because of sinus infection.
In the first five minutes Of the
final period, Dartmouth knotted the
score twice, then pulled ahead. 27-
Is, on George Munroe's charity. 1t
was the last point the Hanover
Indians got for five minutes.
During that time. Dallmar. voted
the games most valuable player,
poked in a one-hander and fast
Fred Linari dribbled furiously down
the floor to add another basket
That put Stanford into a three
point advantage which began null
tiplying with regularity.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Dethroned Michigan
Second as Eli ifank
Team Prevails
Yale Captures Its First
National Crown With
Terrific Display
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 28.-
Yale's mighty swimming forces
gained their first National Collegi-
ate A. A. title tonight in decisive
fashion by winning five Of the II
events in the Harvard pool and
placing in all of the others for q
total Of II points.
That terrific display Of scoring
power forced the itle-defending
Michigan team to surrender its
throne and be content with the
runner-up honors with 80 points.
Ohio State. the only other we'll
balanced team among the 80 that
started In the two-day competition,
wound up in third place with "a.
Fourteen other units shared In the
scoring: Princeton and Rutgers were
deadlocked for fourth place with 8
points each. and Dartmouth and
Northwestern each totaled seven.
The other team scores were Massa-
chusetts State 6, Occidental S, Har-
ward and Iowa 4 each, North Caro-
lima, Minnesota and Williams each
and Wayne, Amherst and Pennsyl-
vania each managed to gain l point.
Chouteau Is Yale's Ace.
The meets outstanding performer
was Yale's Rene Chouteau, a senior
from St. Louis who learned to swim
as a child In the Mississippi River.
He started out as the defending
champion in the 15OO-meter free
style and, after winning that event,
he became a double champion by
capturing the 440 event.
Chouteau also gave additional
help to the Ellis. the first Eastern
N. c. A. A. victors In 16 years, by
gaining third in the 220 freestyle
behind Michigan's Jonny Patten,
who dethroned Howie johnson, the
Yale captain.
Johnson, however, continued as q
champion, for he turned the tables
on Patten in the 10o-yard freestyle
with 524 seconds performance.
Dempsey Also Twin Victor.
The only other two-event victor
was Frank Dempsey, Ohio State S
sensational diver, who dominated
the high-class field on both the
one and three-meter boards. In
the other closing nights individual
competition, Jim Skinner OF Michi-
gan, set new Harvard pool record
Of 2:23.7 while winning the 200 yard
breast stroke in handy fashion.
While Yale was rolling up its
lofty score. it met with one crushing
setback, for its supposedly invinci-
BILE 4O0-yard relay team was out
stroked by a good five yards by
Mich gan's Dobson Burton. Louis
XVI, Patten and Gus Sharemet as
they clipped 3.2 seconds OF the N. C
A. A. record of their 1910 predeces-
sors with a 3:27s performance.
The champions:
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ioo-ysrd free style-How.rd johnson,
,s;s, ssosys5a sy;S free 's'ls-5ohn r.s'en' Mich
VI 44o-yaTs i!as. free 't7ls-R'n' choutesu
X 1900 meter free style-Ren. Chou.
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ssooSS-ysEs medley Ssi.ywy.ks; .s;- s;54.s; ,,..
~ meter a diveOrrsnk Dempsey. Ohio
3-m.ter dive-Frank Dempsey Ohio
Team champion-Yale.
Retained title.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Early Tally by Reds
Brings 81 Margin
Over Red Sox
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
SARASOTA. Fla. March 28-The
Cincinnati Reds nicked Bill Butland
for a flrst-inning tally today to give
them the edge which resulted in a
80 decision over the Boston Red
Sox.
Eddie Joost opened with a walk
but was out trying to make third
on Harry Crafts single. Craft ad-
vanced on an 'infield out and scored
on Ival Goodman's single.
Both teams tailed twice in the
fifth. Butland, after his shaky start,
and Yank Terry pitched good ball
while Johnny Vandermeer and
Junior Thompson were in mid-sea-
son form.
In the last inning the Sox had the
tying run on second and the win
ming run on first but Ted Williams
lofted to Craft for the final out.
Cincinnati (N0 100 O20 ooo-3 IL 8
Boston tA0 =. 900 020 000-2 5
Observation-Disclosures Thompson and
West, Lakeman; Butland, Terry and Pea.
cock.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
As Rally Falls Short
And Seals Win, Ga
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. March
28-The San Francisco Seals Of the
Pacific Coast League withstood a
late rally by the Philadelphia AS
to score a GA victory in an exhibi-
ton game here today.
Paced by Hodgins, left fielder
who notched three hits, the Seals
scored run in each of the flrst four
innings and then clinched the game
in the eighth with two of Jack
Hallett.
Hal Wagner led of the AS eighth
with a triple. After two infield outs,
one Of which scored Hal Wagner,
Pete Suder walked and Felix
Mackiewicz doubled him home.
Elmer valo tripled the third run in.
sh,lsas1elhi. p Isl.n. g. 81 999 @ 998 9o2lt 3 8
Fowler, Hallett ana WAGNER; Seats.
stutz and sprinz.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Yanks Barely Avert
Shutout as Cards
Take Game, 81
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March
28.-The New York Yankees averted
a shutout in the ninth inning today
by getting a trio Of singles and q
lone run as they lost to the st. Louis
Cardinals, 8 to 1. for their fifth loss
to the National Leaguers this spring.
The two clubs complete their
nine-game spring warfare tomor-
row, with the Yankees victors in
only three games.
It is the first time in three years
the New Workers have. lost the
title" of the spring series.
Errors by Phil Rizzuto and Gerry
Priddy opened the gates for four
Cardinal runs in the first and
Pitcher Harry Gumbert's homer in
side the park. combined with Ray
Sanders triple, meant that many
more in the eighth.
Marv Breuer and Jim Brown
touched of a bit of fireworks late
in the game, when the Card in
fielder tossed his bat at the Yankee
pitcher, who had busted him Oh.
s.x &; 1sSA So4k No--- dSS SSSS ST. : 3
s.ttSriesLM- coope9, @ oo 6Tmbert and
Mancuso: chandler, Breuer Lindell and
Dtckey, Rosar.