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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
WOMAN DISPUTE
Brings DEATH
TO YOUNG MAN
Fatally Sta be d In
H cart In Fight
On Sunday

The first murder reported by po-
lice within the past two months
took place on Sunday at Veterans
OF Foreign Wars Hall. 1887 Bangor
avenue. following an alteration be-
tween two men. repeatedly over a
dispute arising from alleged re-
marks made concerning an as yet
unidentified young woman, so DO
lice learned this week.
Clarence Leroy Curry. 26. of 606l
Hazlett avenue was taken to Re-
ceiving hospital for treatment OF a
stab wound OF the left chest, with
a possible penetration OF the heart.
He was reported dead on admission
to the hospital. --4-
Witnesses say that an argument
arose between Curry and Charles
Amson Massey. 40, OF $500 Hartford
avenue over an unidentified young
woman. During the heated alterca-
ton. witnesses say that Massey
struck Curry with a long bladed
knife while Curry was unarmed.
However police say they found
no knife on the person OF either
man Massey said that he had been
drinking and that he did not stab
Curry with knife but did swing
st him with beer bottle.
However police were taking
statements from witnesses this
week. Questioned were Arthur
Slaton. SO. OF 1910 Brush street;
Earl Singer. 80, OF $3.50 w. Kirby:
Frank Green. %. of 6308 30th street:
Ernest Lsddie. 49, of 4465 fireman:
Oscar Jackson q. and Helen. q.
both OF 4046 Milford; Leslie Pamph-
lett, IS. Of 1887 Central. and Fanny
Armstrong. %. OF 1854 Stanford
avenue.
Detective 1t. Charles Buckholdt
and Sgt Delbert Raymond were
assigned 10 investigate the case.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

ployment or personnel ONCE. the
company Spokesman declared.
Segregation has been abolished In
the employment ONCE and Negroes
seeking jobs are not channelled
through jim crow office. II was
stated. Two Negroes are still work
Ing in the employment division,
Walton Lewis and Mrs. Willis Ward,
the Chronicle was informed.
For some time workers al the
Rouge plant have protested the jim
crow hirtng-in system and the COM
psny Representatives stated this
system was now abolished and that
in the future Negro job applicants
will go through tn same procedure
as all others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

Williams Of 773 Douglas street. Ak
ron. Ohio.
Details of the accusation made
against the soldier were not as yet
reported as we 60 10 press. Police
woman Jane Bouscher has been as
signed TO the case.
Due TO the nature OF the case. the
Chronicle is Withholding the name
OF the young girl in the case.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
Soldier Is Accused
OF Assaulting Child

A 39-year-old Selfridge Field
private was ordered held for trial
this week following an exsmina-
ton held in the court OF Recorders
Judge Arthur z. Gordon for a re-
ported criminal assault on a seven
yesr-old Detroit girl.
Held on a 5000 bond while
awaiting trial on the assault with
intent to rape charge is John Henry
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
Detroiter Training
At Lansing School

SELFRrDGE FIELD. Mich.-Pfc.
Reuben Z. Perkins. 1915 Grot,o
street, Detroit. Mich, is taking .
course in aircraft armament at the
Army Ordnance school at Lansing.
Mich.
Stationed permanently at Sell
fridge field, Private Perkins is TO re-
turn here upon completion OF his
course. about June IL. He is q
member OF the 96th Service Group
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
Florence Ames Temple
Club Has Baby Contest

Despite the inclement weather q
most successful baby contest was
held by The Glamour club OF Flor
ence Ames Temple at their home,
800 Mack avenue, raising more than
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Evening star., 1943-09-29

was cashed and heart ruffed In
dummy; then South discarded a
spade on the club ace and ruffed a
club. Another heart was ruffed in
dummy and another club in declar-
er's hand. Now South led his last
heart.
1t made little difference what West
did at this point. He chose to
trump with the nine of diamonds
and then led the spade king in the
hope that his partner would hold
the queen. South took the spade ace
and queen and led the queen of dia-
monds. West took the king and led
a diamond back to South, so that
South lost only two tricks and made
his doubled contract and the rubber
with it.
Without the double South prob
ably would have led a diamond from
dummy at some stage, and If he had
done this he could not have made
the hand.
Yesterday you were Theodore
Lightner's partner and, with both
sides vulnerable, you held
Evening star., 1943-09-29

newspapers refer to infantile pa
ralysis as polio" Please explain
and pronounce.-T. C.
Answer: Polio" Is shortening
of the formidable medical name of
the disease, acute anterior polio
myelitis. The last word is pro-
nounce POLL-ee-oh MY ZEE
LY'tiss, the first syllable rhyming
with doll" Polio" then, is pro-
nounced: Police
How Did 1t Start?
Jacksonville: What is the origin
of the word PATTER, meaning
fast, careless talk"?-B. E.
Answer: The original expression
was ito pater"-that is, to repeat
Evening star., 1943-09-29

West had good defense against
five diamonds and appeared to have
sound double-but appearances are
deceiving.
West opened the club queen and
South took the king. The heart ace
Evening star., 1943-09-29

the paternoster, or Lords Prayer,
in hurried perfunctory manner.
1t once was the custom to meas
ure time by repeating the pater-
noster, or some other church for
mulary. In the book, Garden of
HEALTH" 1897, the author advises,
Boyle (boiD an onion while one
may say three paternosters. Jes-
uits of those days are said to have
allowed their tea to draw while
they said miserere, and their eggs
to boil while they repeated pater-
noster.
Send today for my valuable free
pamphlet on the art of PUBLIC SPEAK
ING. Send a stamped )3c). self-ad-
dressed envelope to Frank Colby. in
care Of this paper.
released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1943-09-29
Take MyWord for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Surprise Word of the Week.

Surprise Word of the Week.
GENEALOGY. the study of fam
lily descents, is usually called lee
nee-OL-oh-jee," even by persons
who are expert in such matters
But 1t should be noted that the
third syllable is spelled "-al-" and
not col" The same pronouncing
error is noted in "mineralogy The
third syllable of both words should
rhyme with pal, Sal, Hal.
First choice: JEN- AL oh ice.
Second choice: JEE-nee-AL oh
jee.
st. Paul: I notice that sprne
Evening star., 1943-09-29

Ldst-rninure changes radio pro- wrnNrenAx
grams sometimes reach The Star V~SS.SSN'
too late for correction DAY. September 2o lo43
Evening star., 1943-09-29
Points for Parents
lit is apparent a is making
breaks Dve attention potential quarrelers

Mother-Billie, how'd you like to
60 down to the corner and meet
daddy's bus? And Jean, you can
help me finish dinner, for dad will
soon be here.
Evening star., 1943-09-29

97642
28654
o J53
40
The bidding:
Jacoby Lightner Schenken You
10 3A 40 a
ANT Pass 5A Pass
50 Pass Pass CD
Answer-Pass. You are vulner-
able and to sacrifice" at six spades
would be bad gamble. You would
probably go down at least three
tricks, 800 points. And if your part
ner happens to hold just one ace,
and 1t happens to be in clubs, you
can even beat, six hearts.
Score 100 per cent for pass.
Question No. 1902.
Today you are Oswald Jacoby's
partner and, with neither side vul-
nerable, you hold
A A K IA
282
973
4 K QJ6
The bidding:
Lightner You Schenken Jacoby
Pass - Pass IA
Pass co
Evening star., 1943-09-29

What do you bid? (Answer to-
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The Four Aces will be pleased to an
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Evening star., 1943-09-29

show returns, with Marina Rays on hand.
WT0p. o:00--MsYor Of Town: Ida luplno
with Nh. Barrymore.
WRc. o:30--Mr. District Attorney: Breaks
up 4 draft-dodeing ring.
WMAl. s:30-SpoiIight Band: Benny Good.
mans. from Springfield ArmorY. Mass.
M0p. 9:30-Jaek Carson: And StarIet Mar
lorie REYNOLDS,
Evening star., 1943-09-29

on the AIR TODAY.
Star Flashes Latest news, WMAL II $50
an. daily.
WDC, S:25-ksis w. Cleveland Indians.
VOL. 8:30-Taks Gard: Henry Burbig.
dialeei comedian Of long standing.
WhAl. S30-Baiile Of Sexes: SoweirI,
actress, songstress. bsndIsadsr, tarioonist and
photographer In the melee.
WPC, 900-Tims 10 Smile: Eddie Cantor S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
Young Choral Group Inspires
Crowd At Sunday Program

The DuPre Victorian choir left
an interested and inspired audi
ence with nothing but praise for
them, after their soul-inspiring
songs on last sunday at Bcrca
Methodist church in Highland Park
Musical Moments starring the
group, featured an array OF music
that left the audience begging for
more. az the choir's first appear
ance in Highland Park with their
interpretations and novel rendi-
lions OF stirring spirItuals and an
thems.
The Dickson Trio co-starred with
soloist Beatrice Smith and render
ed AVA Maria with the Male En-
semble and was one OF the favorites
OF the program. Angelic Choir"
anr The Lords Prayer" with Di-
rector Marvin DuPre doing the solo
had the greatest crowd-appeal, al
though "Music OF Life the choir's
favorite number. or any of the
others might easily be added to
these.
Director DnPre. an artist in his
own right, had the choir completely
In his power and brought music out
OF these youngsters which even
sometimes surprised them.
William Hines. wizard at the
piano or organ played prelude
which brought much applause from
the small but appreciatiye audi
ence.
Charles walker. tenor soloist
also won approval. The victorians
will be heard on the Good VIII Ra-
do hour Aug. II and on numerous
programs and recltals during the
remainder OF the year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
YMCA Notes
yoLLY BALL

The old timers seem TO have the
volly ball all sewed up during the
noon hour. II new conner does
MT get into the swing OF the game
within the first week OF playing.
the chances are against him from
then on. To speak more directly
the old timers make II their busl-
ness 10 teach beginners all the
odds and ms Of the game with all
the patience necessary. II fell
low appears 10 be slow to catch
on. he is referred TO the remedial
department. There he is handled
by experts OF yolley ball, special
lists diagnose his short comlngs.
his poor volley. his week serve, his
lack of resourcefulncss 10 cooper
ate, etc. This department Is head
ed by Or. Gamble who has the
reputation to either make you in
TO one Of the best spikers or
boosters or a good second rate
PLAYER You will appreciate the
aggressive style OF Or. Gramhle.
especially when his team is los
Ing. He throws into play all his
skill. ability. grit and that unsur-
passable determination 10 win He
Is very congenial type of fell
low. OF course everybody is wond-
ering what DR.. Gamble thinks
about his new student, W. l..
simpson. r. G. Schuster. captain
OF the National Negro volley ball
team, doesn't come around so Of
ten. We are wondering why he
is wearing a little piece on his
right wrist.
Mr. woodson. the Executive
Secretary. will return from his
vacation on the first OF August.
Things Will really be jumping
then. Claude II. Cooper will be on
his vacation upon the arrival OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
BADMINT0N

Authorities agree that exercise
OF some form is the only way to
maintain healthy body. Adults
forget or they refuse to indulge
in exercise other than walking or
performing their everyday work
The average person contends that
he or she is too tired and fatieued
for play after working hours Ex-
perience has proven that the
hours spent in some form OF re-
creation pays dividends. whether
It be playing horse shoe pitching.
tennis. sofiball or just taking a
short cold shower.
A group Of husbands and
wives are taking advantage OF the
recreational facilities at the "Y''
on Tuesday night. am sure they
feel more fit the next day after
playing badminton than going
swimming. Tuesday night is pa
rents night. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Wright brought about dozen chill
dren last Tuesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

and Freedom OF the Black Press
The author IS colored and recently
won a $4,000 book prize award
Another recent book Of sos pages
is entitled Joseph Charles Price.
Educator and Race Leader by
Bishop William Jacob walls Of the
AME Zion church This is a bio
graphical volume about the founder
Of Livingstone college 1t is pub
lished by the Christopher publish
ing Co.. Of Boston. and sells for SO.
July 3. "Pep, Publisher, Editor
and Printer came 10 our desk It's
publisher IL G. P. Browning Of
Chicago He says that this new
publication is for Negro publish
erF. editors and printers and that
It will provide a medium for Negro
members OF the Fourth Estate 20
exchange their ideas and comments
The price Is 2oc per copy.
current Biography 1922 lists
IL gifted Negroes prominent IN
American life and letters Il was
published recently by the II. w.
Wilson CO.. OF New York. All Of the
IL listed have contributed in some
way toward the advancement OF our
people Included are Walter White.
General Davis, Adam Clayton Pow
ell, Jr.. Mary Bethune. Mary Church
Terrell. Cora Hurston. Fats
waller. Todd Duncan, James Peck
and Roland Hayes
-yictory's Victims 1.-THE Negroes
Future en- a 24-page pamphlet priced
at iOc copy. is published by the
Socialist Party at so3 Fourth ave-
nue., New York City The pamph-
let is based on the radio discussion
over nationwide network June
~, by Norman Thomas and A. Phil
ip Randolph. II discusses the ris-
INK race tension in America, the
causes OF anii-Negro discrimination.
The nature Of the race problem and
methods by which q can be solved.
Il makes interesting reading
-Freedom's Plow.- stirring
poem OF the building Of America
and the growth Of the freedom idea.
has been published IN pamphlet
form by Museite Publishers. Inc,
sieinway Hall. New York II is
priced az lOc and Langston Hughes
is the author This poem was read
By Paul NUM- over the Blue net
work on Monday March IS Lang
ston Hughes has just been award
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
MICHIGAN GIRLS
START TRAINING
AT WAC CENTER

FORT DIES MONIES. Iowa ~
Leyonia Woodward, lii0s Grand
Haven, IIamtramck. Mich. Is in
cluded in the group Of Negro mem
bers OF the Women's Army corps
assigned to duty az Fort Custer,
Mich She received her WAC train
Ing a. First WAC Training center.
Fort Dies Moines, Iowa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

Otnef WOfuS, TO review
book is to make critical
analysis of il.
On the other hand, to give
a synopsis of a book is to give
the story of the volume in
brief.
At this time, however, we shall
attempt neither to review nor give
synopses OF the new books that
come TO us. but We shall simply give
a brief listing Of the pamphlets and
books OF current publication which
We deem worthy OF mention
First. we call your attention 70
the sensational new book just on
the press. entitled. -tnder cover"
by John Roy Carlson ana published
BY +. r. Dutton q Co. Price $3.50
This book contains 80 chapters OF
thrilling experiences OF the author
during four years OF secret investi-
cation in the Nazi underworld OF
America II makes amazing revela-
tons OF how Axis agents and ene-
mics within are now plotting 10
destroy the United states. by TO-
mentng race hatred We call at
tention 10 this book IN particular
because Jews and Negroes are
among the chief victims menaced
Four chapters particularly tell o.
anti-Caiholic. anti-Semeiic, anti
labor and anii-Negro propaganda
Il also tells OF the work Of Gerald
l.. X. Smith Father Charles Cough
lin and many others and describes
graphically what went on in De-
troit during the days Of the Black
Legion activities and the sojourner
Truth riots.
-New world Adjoining" by Roi
otrey just reached our desk today
Tuesday II is published by Hongh-
ton Minlin Co and is priced at Sc.
/ us publication date was Aug 10.
The book S foreword says This
book. I believe mieht very well be
named Inside Black America. For
Il is an intimately detailed story Of
Negro lie. Harlem the most com.
pick 81 Negro communities. is used
as sort OF test tune in which the
germs OF Negro thought and action
are isolated. examined and he'd up
to full gaze - reject Black Ameri-
ca. II is a reporters jon. relating
the Nceros search for democracy
which after all IS the essential
drive and ultimate goal" The book
contains % chapters 81 well writ
ten material Three chapters which
caught our eye include Jews in
Negro LIFE The Negroes Ballot"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
The Charles Fishers
Fetes New Workers

Dr. and Mrs. Leonodas Berry, OF
Chicago. and their daughter, JUDD
in Ann. were recent guests Of MI.
and Mrs. Charles Fisher, Of Trow-
bridge avenue. other guests OF the
Fishers were Mrs. b. A. Kerry,
OF New York, and daughter Ger
aldine. mother and sister Of Mrs.
Fisher.
II will be remembered that Mrs.
y. A Berry was the gracious lady
IN whose honor Mrs. c. s. Smith
gave delightful luncheon when
she visited here last summer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
CELEBRATE

The New Bethel Usher board twill
celebrate their anniversary Sun
day, Aug S az 4 pm. at the church.
%iO Hastings.
The City Usher union will be
their guests. The public is also in
vited.