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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
TWO GOOD REASONS

THERE CAN be two reasons
for jumping sky-high during the
bidding One is that you feel sure
your side can take a certain total
number Of tricks. The other is
that you feel the opponents will be
able to take a large number Of
tricks in their best suit and you
therefore wish TO keep them from
finding out what it is II your hand
is generally strong you don't care
much about the second factor. But
IL it is powerful in only one suit,
or perhaps only in two. then you
have a double reason TO hop.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
PLEASURE CLUB
MEMBERS SEW

Members OF the Industrial Plea
sure Club sewed ON quilt blocks fol
lowing their business meeting at
the home OF Mrs. b. R. Burbank,
Wednesday afternoon. Money was
turned in for a guilt and an aproa
that were sold.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The next Ciuo meeting will be
Feb. 2 with Mrs. William Horn
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
Mrs. Rouse Hostess
10 Aunt Nell Club

MS. Henry Rouse was hostess
for the meeting OF the Aunt Nell
Bunco Club at her home, Wednes.
day afternoon. Prizes for bunco
were won by Mrs Delyin Ashby,
Mrs. Nellie Trip and Mrs. Wesley
Reed.
At the close Of the afternoon. re-
freshments were served by the
hostess.
The club will meet again Feb. lO
with Mrs. Fred Dieterle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
Colony Members
at Fagin Home

The Colony Extension Club met
at p. m. Wednesday at the home
OF Mrs Charles Fagin. Some women
crocheted and others worked on
the rugs they were taught TO make
at the last meeting Mrs. Russell
Brandes was the only member alb
sent, due to illness. Mrs. Fagin
served sandwiches and salads as
refreshments.
The next meeting will be on Feb
ruary Il OF the home Of Mrs. Albert
Fem. 715 Hemphill RI.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
Pat Entertained

The Auxiliary, Veterans OF For
eign Wars. entertained the men
OF the Post at a potluck supper and
evening OF games at Veterans Hall.
Tuesday evening. Prizes we're won
By Clifford Gates. Miss Dorothy
Westjohn. Mrs Earl Suggitt, Mrs
John Granger and Mrs. Joseph
Wolf. 4 certificate just arrived
from headquarters was presented
By Commander clifford Gates TO
Clark Westfall for selling the most
Buddy peoples in 1912 and a cita-
ton was read stating that the lpsi-
lanti Post No. 240S sold the most
peoples OF any post Of its size in
the country. Mrs Joseph Wolf and
Mrs. George Robbins were cO-chair-
men for the party.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
Observe Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer and
family and several small guests
spent Tuesday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bortz obserN-
ing the birthday OF little Richard
Bortz who was one year old. Be
sides a delicious supper the guests
enjoyed birthday cake. Games were
played later.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28

What a difference between the
bidding methods Of the two play
ers who sat in the South position
when this duplicate board came
along. At No J. where the So
called conservative type Of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28
Recomea MAAc

Miss Frances Darby, daughter OF
Mrs. Z. V. Darby. Pittman Rd., Ypsi-
lanti, has passed her physical exam
nation and is now officially d
WAC Formerly a teacher in the
Ferndale Lincoln High School,
Miss Darby feels that at the pres
ent time. service in the armed
forces is more important than
teaching. She attended the Lincoln
High school. Cleary College, Mich.
igan State Normal College and Uni
yersity Of Michigan and has a BIS.
degree.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28

Mrs. Lewis Scheme has gone TO
Washington TO visit her daughter,
Ruth. who is attending colleg >
there
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28

Rev. and Mrs. r. +. Nichols. Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Williams and Mrs.
Ward Groosbeck were in Detroit.
Tuesday, to attend the monthly
meeting OF the Michigan Funda-
mental Baptist Fellowship at the
Woodward Ave Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. viii
loughby will entertain sunday their
daughter. Miss Muriel, Detroit, their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Togo and family, De
troit their daughter and son-in.
law. Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Nagel, Sa-
line, and their son and family, Cor
don Willoughby, Royal Oak. Visit
ing the Willoughbys is their niece,
Miss Florence Hosner. Yale, Mich,
who is a weaver and has been
engaged in weaving goods for the
Army in Michigan factories.
Miss Elizabeth Amstutz, daughter
OF Rev. and Mrs. NJ. s. Amstutz,
left this morning for Cleveland,
Tenn. TO enter the academy of Bob
Jones College. She has three sisters
in the college. Miss Magdalene. who
teaches piano: Miss Mary, a senior.
and Miss Lois, a sophomore in the
college.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brownell
returned Wednesday from a few
days stay at their home in Rock
ford.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
Hits Michigan
Congressman For
Race-Baiting

WASHINGTON 6ANp) - Rep
Samuel Dickstcln tDl ~ New
York without mentioning names,
took his fellow congressman 10
task FOR race-haIting last Tues
day when In answer to an infcren-
ilal charge ~ Rcp Clare IIoff-
man fR Of Michigan that the
New Yorker had used such iac-
tics. Dickstcin declared that the
only tine he had spoken on race
was when he had to speak up
for any racial group attacked by
others"
Dieksicin refused 10 he pushed
into the quarrel with colleagues by
The Michigan congressman who
insisted that nc mention names.
hut told him that "it would take
an awful lot of pages 10 give YOU
a bill OF particulars and II would
probably start lot 81 unncces-
sary arguments" lie told Hrff-
man that he knew what he was
referring 10 and The statements
IN the Record Viii bear me ont
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
FDR, Biddle, Governor Kelly
Urged To Act Against Race Riots

Immediate federal and state ac-
iion 20 cnrh ne Wa,e of race yio-
icnre now sweeping the country
WAS urged uron President Roose-
Aelf Attorney General Francis
l'ld'ile Governor Harry + kelly OF
peroit and others in series OF
kilograms sent out July by the
Committee Aga Race Discrim-
nation OF the American Civl Lib
critics union headed by Pearl s.
Buck
President Roosevelt was urged
% appoint "a committee OF distin-
guishcd citizens 70 investigate
race riolcnce 10 find the causes OF
the conflict and recommend meas
uFes for preventing future out
breaks
Calling the race situation "a
challenge TO our democratic faith
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
SENTENCE
MORE RIOT
VICTIMS

Louis TAYLOR 500 r Palmer was
found innocent Of disturbing the
peace charges growing out OF the
recent race rioiing. by jury be-
fore Circuit Judge Chester p
0'EIara in Recorders Court. Sat-
urday TAYLOR was also beaten
while in The CUSTODY of the po-
lice Similar charges against four
other colorcd men were dismiss
ed for insufficient evidence three
by judge 0.IIara and one by judge
John v Brennan
Horace PAYNE. AS Montcalm
street. east. who was found gull
" Of disturbing the peace IN con-
nection with tho same incidont nv
jury. was gl,er a sevcnty-nve
day sentence in the Detroit House
Of correction nv Judge OHara.
Two men and l7-year-old
youth pleaded guilty before Judge
" Mckay Skllmen 70 charges 81
carving conceded weapons dur
lng the rlotine Judge Sklllman
placed all on probation for two
years
The l7-vear-old was Robert
Radoff white. S54l nelvidere
The others were Earl Lucas. 6s5
Alexandrlne east and Robert
Riggs. 93S Farnsworth avenue
- Register To Vote
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
co AND DIE

ed and bleeding FOR about one
hour he said that he begged 10
Re iakeufo the Receiving hospital
end that one OF the officers came
10 the wagon and told him TO "Fo
ahead and die He further stated
that several other officers looked
al him while he was suffering and
r---.r--r-rtting remarks 20 him
He was taken 70 the Receiving
hospital where he said he was
chained to the operation table hy
aides
The Rev Mr. Davis told re.
roriefs Tuesday that ee was
PLANNING 10 file damage suit for
$4,000 in Wayne County Circuit
court Parolman Hasse will be
enc OF the defendants named IN
he petition
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
War Veterans Will Pay Tribute
To Wounded Soldiers In Present "

Banding together IN the largest
patriotic meeting Of Its kind ever
held. the Negro veterans Of
Wayne county representing the
American Legion. the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars. the Spanish Amer
lean Veterans and the Disabled
American Veterans Of World War
! viii pay tribute 20 the soldiers
who have been wounded IN this
the present World War II. Sun
day. July 25 at pm at Ebe-
nezer AME church
These Negro soldiers who al
ready are veterans OF World War
II and wounded heroes will come
from Battle Greek. Mich. where
they are now hospitalized and
convalescing 70 tell 81 their har-
rowing experiences IN this the
most widespread war the world
has ever known
Guest speaker for the program
viii be Colonel W. S Broaden. OF
Illinois. Also sharing the speak
ers platform will be Walter Reu-
Their. vice-president of the Inter-
national Union. uAw-cIO: Shell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17

ton Tapes, recording So
OF Ford Local 500 r'Aw'c,o y
SID Allen national Rehahl,..''
officer of the Disabled . ,,.'''
veterans. ''n'''
This gigantic .pa,rlo,,. !.
IGNORING the wounded 49,.
our present war and p,e....
veterans and heroes 4, y. .
wars OF America IN which ~.
have played vital parts VA,
show what part TIE race. !
OF this great nailon-ls plsvl,,
industry too. where. msanor.'
one Of the keys % ylc,orr
In addition to-the reeu,.. .
gram, the magnificent ,as.s'
choir OF Ebenezer church MI
under the direction N M. 4.
Plant. ~
The rally IS heirr held VI,
the auspices Of hsp'er d -,
Disabled American veterans
Gated in Detroit
All vctararo 20
whether affiliated win any ~,
above named organizations a. ,
as we'll as all ser1ice men
town on July 25 are invited
attend the rally at Ebsps
church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
HARRIS

t!onflnned from page y
did netting AZ al nor did they
sae a ~ard q disarrroval 70 the
When 7 resalred conscious
rPss rem nhcrea heinz thrown
lr'o : patriot wagon and another
ea'o@ Nan was " y was IN
sfeat ram ana moved my body
AT ''.cs IN ne wagon said
Are you sHll alive You Negroes
IRE ~ Name for this rio' You
started ~
= was taken 20 Receiving hos-
rfal 4 -'itrh-was taken IN tho
rk - r.y head and my other
.rer,t treated The nrb took
ae ~ nv money"
n.carse lIarris was pursuing
fs ng'ine dnics ~hcn be was
1t'arksA md because be Jest nine
-af from work IN Government
rslniased him Tor his lost time
trf Aospi'al hfl and gave him
faisp h pay. n II reported
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17

'the Pearl Buck group asked the
President to address the nation
over the radio at the earliest pos
SHE moment with a plea TO 1he
American people to end these out
RACES and devote themselves TO es-
tablishing racial understanding. =
The committees Telegram to At
torncy General Blddle urged that
in order 10 prevent further out
breaks Countrywide manifesto
tons Of race disturbance demand
federal investigation on nation
vide basis 10 reveal their full pat
tern. to overcome inadequacies OF
local and state laws and to bring
70 justice those responsible
The commiite asked to be al
yised as 10 what action the De
partment OF Justice has taken OF
plans taking 10 bring TO justice
those responsible for race violence
IN i'etf0li. beaumont. mobile, Los
Angeles and other places
The Committee Against Race
Discrimination OF the American
Civil Liberties union. which sign.
ed these telegEms consists Of
Pearl s. Buck. Wendell l.. willkie
William /. White. Walter White
Arthur y SpIngarn Dr George \
Shuster Or Rcinhold Nlebuhr
Prof Broadus Mitchell, Jane,
Marshall. pr Frank +. Graham
Or Harry Emerson Fosdick. Mrs
Allan Knight Chalmers. nr Sam.
ucl McCrea Caveri, Elmer Carter
Edward l. Bernays. william II
Baldwin. r .el Angel aud Jean
Henry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
NAB RIOTER
Continued from page y

tNVHtihutu iTOW page
Reaubien. This Is the story ic
told.
y was on street car going
South on Woodward at around
/ p m. Monday June 81 whom
the car reached cauhcld AZ Mood
ward ! noticed large mob OF
whites milling around the street
car and all The way down 10 The
Ieiroter hotel Az that block. the
crowd stopped the car and
spokesman armed With crow
lar asked The motofman Are
any Negroes on This ear? The con-
ducior refused 10 open the door
and The man with The crowbaf
forced the door open with II
The mob rushed Into the car and
passed me- going toward the
rear after other colorcd passion
gofs jumped up and ran OUT
AS J stepped from the car into
the safety zone three shots were
fired at mo
Il felt pain IN my right side
under my chest ran to where
policemen were standing and
said lIelp me. I'm sho;.'
The officers escorted me 10
The middle OF The street where
they held me ! begged them not
70 let the rioters attack me
While they held me by both arms.
nine or ION men walked out OF
The crowd and struck me hard
blows Tho man In the picture.
who was found guilty. was tho
man who slapped mo Men kept
coming up 70 me and beating me
ena the policemen ala nothing 10
prefcntif was not helpless was
strong cnongh 10 break away from
The two officers and run half n
block ~ scout car with the
mob following behind me. II I
''"'' So l''VNHfN WVuld nave
been Killed
II opened the door OF tho scout
car and hcgged the officers 70
take me ~ The hospital as was
shot. One ~ tho officers replied
BOY you really are hurt Get In
+ The scout car sped rapidly from
the scene and took me to the
hospital a doctor examined me
and said BOY. yon are not shot.
You are stabbed
Miller was recognized IN the
picture by Detective John J Rich
ard Of The Garfield station Ac-
cordIng 10 police records. Miller
previously served six months IN
The Federal correctional institu.
ton az Milan, Mich. for counter
feiiinE. and % days in the house
Of correction for larceny.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
DOUBLE V
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
SAMARITAN
lConIInned dom nage ID

ran re disintbanco Griffin re-
sp"nded and worked zealously he
sax 3 white victim being beaten
fv Two or three c.lorea rioters
and wen 70 his rescue After
refslaaiuf The attackers 70 stop
be stopped 70 help tho victim
from me ground AMI this mo-
mer' a srolf car ~ policemen arr
rived In spite ~ Gfifiin's expla-
latipns they arrested him along
with no other men involved and
placed riot charges against him
Funeral rites for the deceased
nill be held ~ pm Saturday.
July IL from the Riley Funeral
home
Register To Vote
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
FE.PC Head Pledges Committee Will See Job We'll Don


AME church Detroit. Mich The
principal speaker II the after
room was the RI Rev, Rishor
Read
Other prominent guests inclua.
edformer senator Wallace ~ I'M.
nois. and Mr. Lewis OF the Chicaco
yban LEAGUE. Al the SATURDAY
sessi n ihe Rev a. Waymon
Ward pasior ~ Bethel ANE
church. Chicago delivered tie IN
spring message Of the dav. Other
prominent speakers % This ses
sion incladed Judge Prescott OF
Chicago who was introduced worry
ably by Atty Herbert l.. Dudley
Of Detroit
The conference was VOL ~
tended by delegates from Illinois
Michigan Indiana. Georgia on
tafio and as Ear as Nova Scotia.
There WEI 40 delegates from
Detroit alone headed by Albe-
Williams
F G Benton IS president Of the
I.aymcr 0reanizatinn movement
81 Michigan Among the DELEGATES
from Detroit was Samuel Glib
hons manactr of one OF the larc
esf department; stores Of That
CRY who arrived by plane SAT-
urday morning The session closed
SATURDAY evening at s o'clock al
the Bethel Parish house o-th and
Michigan streets where nm elah-
crate hanquet was planned for
the delegation The second an
nual meeting Will be held al tho
Whenever AME church Detroit
July and ~ 1914
81 stephens Usher board Nc II
was also present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
EAST ST. LOUIS
PHYSICIAN PERFORMS
HEART OPERATION

EAST ST LOUIS. TT Special
90 Press Photo Service poct,r
II h Weaihcfs ewinfn SURGEON
stalled medical experts through
out The world on July s when he
sucoessfulS performed an unus-
rslly deAteriuus ercreency oper-
atlnn On Nathaniel lsnklns heart
here jenkins ~ ~ i1il Kansas
atenre ot this cliy was stabbed
W zoe heart with & knfs IN the
hands OF his cousin The blade
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
II Just About Hated Food"

For a long time | was troubled
by sour stomach, indigestion and
gas would bloat so bad I got
dizzy. JUST about hated the sight
OF food and didn't sleep much.
was constipaied too--always had
10 take something, But now since
] have been taking Gillian don't
have any constipation. and my food
digests. No sour stomach no gas.
no nothin'. publicly endorse Gil
jan to all suffering people and Will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17

FOR SALE Hol>T> Nh
near Brush, Sincco on Brlck. >lu
Heat With n nice yard. srran,
for two families and has good
polntmenfs. Osner SAYS ,el
once. For particulars call
1S3s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
CLASSIFIED
OFFICE Girls MAN1En

Stenographer and Boolketip
for simple set Of books. Fern
experience absolutely neee.u
Intelligent. neat cclored glrI.
TO p years. salary SO to Il,
Write Box IL. en- Detroit Trim
PIG ~. Antolne.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
SUFFER ED
TORRENTS FROM GAS
PAINS AND DIZZINESS
Mrs. Minnie Taylor of 1912
Lafayette Street, Detroit,
Mich, w as Miserable
From Indigestion n d
Constipation - Wants To
Publicly Endorse Gillian
To All Sufferers.

Statements like that OF Mrs. Tay-
lor stories OF truly remarkable
relief obtained by taking Gillian
are being told every day by CRATE
full Gillian users Below are Min
nie Taylor's own words. We urge
every suffering man and woman
10 read them carefully. Make up
your mind that You. TOO. are going
TO enjoy Health From The Good
Earfb
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17

JanItress married. lean roor
apartment and refrigeration.
month; no children. sail vi
Grand Boulevard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
Taken Before Meals
Acts Fast

Taken shortly before mea's
ian mixes with the food a.'s ,,s|
toftcn with the FIRST ~
Gillian will help bring gu Ia
and impurities Whi'h may .al
been inside you a long iilH'' y,
ing you many days 81 n',s'' ,ol
headaches, dizzy spells sA'h NV NV
tons and that lazy. drowsy les. en-
II will aid greatly m w. an,
your bowels (graduaily ho. -,
tically or severely az tney N
NEVER CLEANSED Rtf ul'l- Z
will help make the dlsss' .' LIZ
gans sweet and clean "illa" ,sa
to make your liver mol' "A
clear away the old bile hoa N
system and relieve sluEA'sa =
neys. backache. and aeoh'''," n
ergy sapping pains in ml'' muse, a
Joints. In short. Gilian w'll ~ n
building you up in genera sd
make Won LOOK. ACT ana IA
like a DIFFERENT MAN OF I'd
MAN. years younger 'h'"
real agel !, essu
Gillian Is not expensive, " ,as
you bat a few cents q On, .,, ID
" n small enough ln,es'mTsh IN CA
vigorous. glowing healin; nlaf
Jan Medicine Goa he""
Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17

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with the Coast Guard Aftiilen
and curing MS rcsidenee hefe iia
also become n~eserxedif popular
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Theta Rho Girls
PICn Rumm0ge Sale
Al Meeting Thursday

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man n turn appointed Mrs Weed
ward as adsIWa 81 the Socmtx
ard ht vith the ahie as~sisfarsrr
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the - organization
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Selective Service
Unuble To Locate
Thirteen Men

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fourth registration Winch wa
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cnwzn Robert T. 00ue
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teenan haa sen
.hsm hy iak1ae the AN m g
Mclean %
nauahaon n - committee
ua5a u 20 ~ tutu1e
u5hfsc annoaueenaant - hlfn
Subsequently ihe chairman
used 81 reveal haN mew
pofea 10 reerfing . EefueTai ss
@ p sw unuHrceaeut
sttsf fFo@ reporters aemsraEnE
the information Tire reporters
H wtfeeR Valsa 3 1ofn
cratic pnne1ph nf aceuslntah81tg
.uf efsfiea ogfkaat e. them can
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Tire committee held 3 ht1sh
hash confah IN ths matter Hat
s trrm enma Dtasghtfsl
Then il developed ina the ernun
wa not taking nszera v0fs r.
make doublx sire that ifge ave
and n 81 10 nmusherE STE
krpf secret
Nfu mren Is Washington Get s
hreak On the recent announce
.fnarat ri tire Moscou Part
Hew u. S NewMmen Got Break
0W8 Director EiFneF Devis and
Censorship Chief Byron Price
sauelched an attempt T. censor
tne unitea States press oada
enough the censorship pgapo
"a GENIE from their American
reneftoTlsi colleagues II M0scos
Tire MuscoW reporters ceiling
tbai they ought a. b. allowed e.
write the flnal chu4afte cnaptGf
- the conference 81 f0 Ntgn min
isters asked tot seven hours Ice
as tu transmit theH stories aH
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