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Evening star., 1945-03-13

Samuel Brown, H. Kensington. Nd.
Robert l., Lehnert. 68. 647 East Capitol ct
Adele Fribourg, SO, 3744 Oliver st. NV.
William o. Lewis, "a, 524 Somerset pl. NV.
Charles A. Blum. 63. $40 9th st. NV.
Charles 8. Gould. 81. 727 Tuckerman st.
Josephine 8. o'Donoghue. 5s. 1928 Bu-
Otto. J. -Volk, As. "A -seaton pl. NV.
Daniel B. Farrell. 43. 1905 K st. ne.
Leonard Marks, &c. $50 >Longfellow st.
Mary Brechts3e. 2o2o 4th st. ne.
Infant Morning, 100 10th st. ne.
Phillip Croft, infant, Arlington, Va.
Mamie E. Holland 81, 1419 A st. s.e.
Frank White, ~, 500 10th ST. ne
Phillip Strothers, 81. 1860 9Th st. NV.
Margaret George, SO, 1905 Vermont ave.
NV.
Charlie Ailer, so, 1109 o st. NV.
Addison Wran, As, SO st. NV
Richard De Jarnette, infant 813 L st. NV
Infant Hunt. 1928 Nash st. ne.
Infant Bryand, 1914 Maryland ave. ne.
Infant Williams. 113 Iith ST. ne.
Infant Gross, 1904 Nash pl ne
Infant Thomas, 1862 4th st. ne.
Infant Houston, 2013 e st. ne.
Infant Clark, Arlington, Va.
Infant Hunton, 705 Florida ave. ne.
They get medals and wooden
crosses; We buy War Bonds.
Evening star., 1945-03-13

Robert Burton. 27. 4533 3Sth St, Brent
wood, Md, and Mae Lyons, 20, 316 1sti
Horace White. "a, 1910 sth st. NV, ane
Mildred Hudson, a. Sparta, Ga.
William Stokes, 1r., "a, 533 Buchanan st
NV, and Virginia Simpson, "a, Seattle
Eihus Miles, 90, 143e Carolina st. NV.
and Luvenia Cook, 21, 1919 Wisconsin
Hyman Greenspun, 3s, 54o2 4th st. NV.
and Ruth Stein, 81, Washington Hotel.
Tom Robertson, 46. Miami, Fla, and Vars
Kiscadden, "a, 2SI7 Connecticut ave
Hubert Logan. es. and Elecktra Kennedy
%, both of 2414 Anger pl. Sc.
Stephen Fotis. 27, and Clara Miller, 20
both OF 2149 Florida ave. NV.
John Lear. ~, 4I29 Harrison st. NV, anc
Kathleen Laverty, 20, 307 Allison st
Courtney Ray. o. Norfolk, Va, and NIL.
dred Wobken, 25. 1878 Park I'd NV
Edward Parrish, %, Santa Ana, Calf.
and Marie Bissonnett, 25, 2032 Bel
ton, and Rita Coleman, "a, WAVE
Delaware Hall, Arlington
Stephen Calabaugh, 20, 1900 st NV.
and Patrician Sutton. 21, 1901 Western
ave. NV,
william Fillinsim. "a, Camp peary, Va.
and Hilda Mcbride, 10, 1896 Connecti.
John Gallagher. SO. 1900 8. Lowell st.
Evening star., 1945-03-13

rates into effect throughout its sys-
tenn May !, Capt. Eddie Ricken-
hacker, president and general man
ager Of the company, announced to-
day.
The reductions average six and a
Evening star., 1945-03-13
Deaths Reported

Julia c. Trummell, SS, 1920 L st. Sc
Charles II. Rudisill, So, Lancaster Pa.
Samuel Lynch. S4, 619 l4th st. ne.
Mamie Daniels, s4 1900 Woodbridge st. n. e
Mary NJ. Haynes. SO. Christian Ky.
Florence Cuttell, 70. 321 md 81. ne.
Evening star., 1945-03-13
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. Ia,Ds, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three tuu days and
receiDe their license on the Nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-03-13

halt per cent below present fares.
Mr.. Rickenbacker said. Notice OF
the cut has been filed with the Air
Traffic Conference OF America, q
division Of the Air Transport Asso-
ciation of America.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13

Southern Liberal Rips Segregation
Accuses DetrOiters OF
Laying Down On Job
SOMEWHERE IN ITALY


May be permitted through your newspaper to speak
the coored citizens of Detroit Of the thousands
who away the armed forces in and of
United States wanting and waiting depression
ation for the end of the
The end of the may, may not be in the next few
months. We know that lot depends what happens
side Germany Perhaps depends the
of the Soviet armies Very definitely great deal depends
the Allied soldiers But every other element
great and desperate struggle depends undenaby
American working citizen.
Perhaps this sounds valueless now am sure
you have heard the things said in derentor
words times before speak in all sincerity deep
the most vital urgency that these their eness
and assume their magnificent importance
Every second of hour of day Americans
dying You know this Yes this is nevita-
bic There Is need to to about that But
someone near Aand DEER to y0uand the chsn8cl
Please doat wait until personally sffecA We need
help need you more than we needed you in
the desperate days of early 1912
Do know what all this leads up accusing you
the colored citizens Of Detroit of lying down
You are not all guilty of but most of YOU
of make it look horrible night clubs
are too FULL the bars beer gardens and Joints" doing
record breaking business This way does
yourselves But you have deserted your work. the work
which is so vital to our very existence.
can well remember when jobs plentiful and
wages not so high That not long That
again. the not too distant future bene-
ficla to you when you stay on the job.
Please try to remember that minute of the
precious loss of lives Remember each life lost
affected Please don't let down You the capital Of
supply that most important element The length
depends you.
PFC. HoYT W. FULLER
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
~See POWELL. Page 4
Effort Made To
Appease Owners
On Smile Road

DeHart Hubbard. FPHA repre-
sentative from Cleveland. met
Tuesday with the disgruntled Ne
gro leaders on Eight-Mile Road
and urged them 10 work out a COM
promise with the Practical Home
Builders who were awarded the
contract for building modern
shopping center in the Negro COM
munity.
MIR Hubbard met with the lead
ers in an effort TO explain the po-
sition of the FPHA in rejecting the
bid OF the Negro group in favor OF
the Practical Home Builders.
II was learned that on Monday
nieht the Negro leaders met with
the Ministerial Alliance on the
Eight-Mile Road and drafted a
resolution protesting the contract
award, and voted TO send the reso-
luton TO the national head Of the
FPHA in Washington.
Mr.. Hubbard explained that the
Practical Home Builders met all
of the stipulations set by the gov
eminent.
Eight-Mile Road leaders present
AZ the meeting Tuesday night were:
Dr.. D. S. Thompson. Shelton john
son. Hoke McCullers. II. Lavine,
William Smith, Archie Little. Biri-
gon Terryman. and T. E. Washing
ton
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
An Equality Code
Adopted By Board

The Detroit Board Of Education
sdoried Tuesday the equality
code which is calculated TO pre-
vent any discrimination in the
public school system, based on race.
creed, color OF economic station.
The code provides that employ
ment in promotion in the school
system will not be determined on
racial basis. II seeks 10 equalize
educational opportunities for all
students, and proposes new pro-
grams for promotion. understand
ing and good will between racial
groups.
The code is similar in content
and purpose TO the code adopted
last year by the Council Of Social
Agencies
The announcement Of the action
Of the Board Of Education was
hailed by Negro leaders as pro-
gressiVe step toward better race
relations.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13

die Belt road. Feb. 6. 1914. was
filed by Attorney Edward A. Sim
mons.
Ludie Agee. 30, 4046 Duran,
Court. lnkster. Mich, was killed.
along with five other people, when
the car in which she was riding
was struck by a N.Y.C. passenger
train at the intersection while il
was travelling at the rate OF 80
miles an hour.
Bendix Employee
Miss Agee was employed by the
Bendix Corporation She is sur
vived by her mother. Mrs. Esther
Agee, and her grandmother. Mrs.
Sarah Coleman
The suit was instituted by Will
lie Boston English. uncle OF the
deceased and administrator OF her
estate. He asked for $4,000 dam
ages
Charges
The railroad company is charged
in the bill with negligence as the
sole causes Of the aecident-in that
the train did not ring a bell or
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
Officer Perry
Dies Following
A Long Illness

Funeral services for former pa.
trolman Alfred X. Perry. A, OF
6l63 Hazlett street. who died al
Herman Kiefer hospital at approxi-
mstely ll:55 am. on Sunday, Jan.
Z were held at ST. Paul A.M.E.
Zion church. Palmer and Beaubien
streets, at pm. Thursday.
A police band and a platoon al
patrolmen under the command OF
Inspector Ezra Johnson escorted
the remains to the Memorial Park
cemetery where the body was in
TERED.
Pallbearers were Patrolmen Al.
bert Hurst, James Leigh, Jesse
Stewart, Willie Price, John Scot,
and Warren Taylor.
Perry joined the police force
Sept. Is. 1927, and was confirmed
March Is. 1928. He had II cita.
tons. including two for murders
He was indicted by the Ferguson
Grand jury. but was acquitted a
the trial.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Ophelis Perry. They have no chill.
dren.
The body lay~in state in George
B. McFall~funersl parlor. 457 Z
Palmer.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
kELLYS STAND
ON HOSPITALS
GETS REACTION

Frank Kelley. chairman Of the
Board of Instructions OF Wayne
County. wired Governor Kelly this
week asking for a Qualification OF
the ambiguous statements made to
the legislature by the governor
with reference 10 the responsible
ties OF the state for its mental pa
ticntS.
In commenting upon the stand
that Governor Kelly had taken on
the questions of mental disease ia
cilitics in Wayne County, Kelley
said that the governors proposals
will aggravate rather than solve
the county problems
State Patients To Increase
According to county officials. the
governor spoke OF building new
hospital in Wayne County but said
nothing about the state paying for
the care OF its own patients in the
county. County officials felt there
fore that the building Of the new
no pital would merely increase the
number Of state patients in the
county hospitals.
Kelley and Jacob p. Sumerscki.
county auditor. pointed out that
the state pays the county Sl.82 a
patient per day for care OF its own
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
a Negroes Now
Pilots OF New
Liberty Ships

WASHINGTON. D. c. -
iNNPA)-Fonr Negroes arc now
in command OF Liberty ships,
according TO the War Shipping
Administration with the APP
pointment OF Capt. Clifton Las
tic 10 the command OF the new
Liberty Ship SIS Bert Williams.
Capt. Lastic is now somewhere
at sea on the maiden voyage Of
his ship.
He was previously chief mate
Of the IS Booker T. Washing
ton, commanded by Capt. Hugh
Mulzac. the first Negro to COM
mand such a vessel. Lastic OBJ
tanned his masters license last
September. after spending 30 OF
his IS years al sea. lie was born
in the British West Indies.
served with the British Mer-
chant Marine at the age of "a.
and as an able seaman on Bril-
fish vessels during the last war.
The crew Of the SIS Bert Will
liams is mixed. Another Negro.
Vernon Dunlap. is third mate,
and there is a Negro able sea-
man in the crew.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
POWELL CALLS
RANKIN FASCIST
AS FEUD RISES.
Mississippian's HI a tired
Called Un-American
BY New Yorker
BY HARRY McALPIN
NNPA Correspondents

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Adam Clayton Powell Jr.. first Ne
gro elected to congress from New
York. fired his first gun in answer
to Representative Rankin's attack
on him. contained in letter writ
ten by Rankin TO a Mississippi
editor in which he said he would
not permit Powell to sit texide
him In the House OF Represents
tives--or anywhere else, and term
ling Powell's election to couRresa
bfhe worst thing that could happen
! to tbs members Of his race.
Powell declared as far as de-
mocracy Is concerned, Rankin is a
political degenerate. He further de-
clared that the Mississippi con-
gresham is a leader Of American
fascism. and his presence in the
House is most serious obstacle in
America in winning a peoples war
or a, peoples peace.
OF the majority Of the South, even
in his own congressional district"
Powell said. Il am hoping Rankin
will not sit by me because that
makes it mutual. The only people
he is qualified to sit by are Hitler
and Mussolini. His recent prece-
dent-shattering move in making
the former Dies Committee per-
manent was typical of the. method
used by Hitler in the ReichStag. A
recently appointed committee on
un-American activities should in
vestigate Rankin frst. He and his
minority lead Americans in illit-
eracy and Observation-Disclosures
that is un-Americanism. II Rankin
is not afraid of me. dare him TO
suggest my name for membership
in the witch hunt committee"
Veteran newsmen on Capitol
Hill say this is the first time any
one has ever called Rankin down
publicly. One OF the wire service
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
Railroad Charged With
Negligence In Suits

Charging the New York Central
Railroad company with negligence,
five suits, asking damages of $780,.
600, were filed against the railroad
company in Wayne County Circuit
court last week
The legal action, instituted by
the survivors Of five young per-
sons killed in an accident at the
intersections OF the New York
Centyal railroad tracks and Mid
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
AnslOw Parish
Discovers Bonn b
In His Coal Bin

A bomb containing enough ex-
plosive material to destroy an en-
tire house was found in the coal
bin of the residence Of Onslow
Parish. 623 Harmon street. direc-
tor Of the Twelve Horsemen Civic
center. Saturday. Jan. g.
1t. James Payne. head OF the
police scientific laboratory, il
quoted as saying that the missiles
fuse had been removed but that
it might have exploded under GER
tain conditions.
The bomb was the type used in
World War I and looked like .
IS nm. she'll II was believed 10
have been delivered with . load
OF coal.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13

which have come to the sttentica
OF the FEPC since last sprinG
Veteran Segregated
In September. Al Barnes. q dis
charged Navy veteran and native
Of Detroit, testified before q SEN
ate Subcommittee with reference
to racial Discrimination in the
Transfers union In Detroit.
Barnes disclosed that James Hot
Fl. secretary-treasurer Of Local 10.
evaded him for more than . day
and q half and refused to take his
membership in the union.
Clarence Anderson, director of
the Metropolitan Detroit Council
for Fair Employment Practices. III
20 appeared at the Senate hearing.
Hairston. who owns his own
truck. has been forbidden BY the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
BY HARRY MeALRIN.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.--(NNPA
The frst TWO days Of the 18TH
Congress witnessed the introduc-
ton in the House Of Representa-
tives OF six bills for the establish
ment OF a Permanent FEPC, Ave
bills TO abolish the poll tax. and
four bills to make lynching a fed
eral crime. G
Bills calling for permanent
FEPC were introduced by Rep.
Charles r. ClaSon tR). Of Massa-
chuSetts CHR ieD. Rep. Everett
DirkSon (R). OF Illinois (HR f0l).
Rep Charles LaFollette tRb. of In
diana tHR ssD. Rep. Mary Norton
Cd, OF New Jersey CHR 523). Rep,
Joseph c. Baldwin (RJ, OF New
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
Isle Corp.
WHConsiderA
$4,000 Offer
BY LARRY CHISM

An offer OF $4,000 in cash was
made this week by federation
Of Negro organizations for the pur.
chase Of the property owned by
Sugar Island Amusement corpora.
ton, il was disclosed this week
by Arthur w. Reed. vice president
Of the Sugar Island group.
Reed stated that the board OF
directors q OF the Sugar Island
Amusement Corporation will nee,
sometime this week TO consider the
offer made by John II. johnson,
president Of the Negro Federation
OF Clubs
Reed disclosed that the purpose
OF the organization was to provide
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
Congress Gets FEP, Poll
Tax AndAnti-L ynchBms


York CHR 67s). and Req. william
I. Dawson Cd. Of Illinois H1
7o0.
LaFollette. Dawson and BALDWIN
issued statements ut the tine thotr
bills were hied. LaFoustto eri-
ticized War MobilixatiQn DtrsctaP
Pyrnes tor having failG u reeoG.
nize IN his report Of January I
the fact we ell know - - trsso---
that prejudice still stands befweao
our minority citizens and vacant
Jobs"
Dawson declared that -if Ne ere
TO maiatsin prosperity and ppovt1o
every citizen wiling "a WORT u1oh
job in the postwar period y =
$3.50 CONCwxnn - =
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
HEARING ADJOURNED

The sanity hearing of Mrs.
Eleanor Smith. housewife charged
with the KIDNAPPING Of a baby last
September, was adjourned Tues
day because Of the illness OF c.
Henri Lewis, counsel for the de-
PENDANT. Recorders Judge Joseph
A. ellis set Friday, Jan. 10, for
the hearing,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
BY CHARLES wARTMAN

We sincerely believe that Dear
born is not shouldering its share
OF the responsibility for housing
war workers in the Detroit area"
George Schermer. FPHA area rep
resentative told a group OF citi-
zens OF Dearborn last week.
Schermer, speaking at the in
vitation OF a citizens committee OF
the city appealed to their sense Of
patriotism and war responsibility
in trying 10 get them 10 decide
10 70 along with the FPHA in sup
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13

a 1reSn air out
let for tired
m oil ers and
their children
who ~-e forced
TO live in the
Stun areas.
Since our
boys have 10 die
for this So
called democ-
racy," Reed de-
clared. surely
no Christian
spirited people
| would resent so
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
NEGRO DRIVER
BRINGS SUIT
FOR RACE BIAS
FEPC Investigates Anti
Negro Policies OF
Long Standing

We now have under investiga-
ton, charges Of discriminafion
against local 30 Of the TsanzsoDeo
Union (AFLJ," Edward 81unn.
examiner in charge Of the UotrooD
office Of the FErC, told The Md.
igan Chronicle this week.
Swami said that TIE casg a. RoDs
tus Hairston. Of S77S Camesoa
street. was under investislfiea ~
his office. along With othas ensso
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
FATALLY STABBED

Pearl Mae Jenkins, FL. 1906 De-
quindre street. was fatally, stabbed
early Wednesday morning Police
are searching for the womsn'S
husband. Robert. -, after ques-
tioning the two young children OF
the couple.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
HAD DOPE

Police are holding Herman Ken
bricks. 81, of $50 East Kirby street.
for investigation Of a violation Of
the US. Marihuana tax act after
police found quantity Of the dope
in his possession.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13

Township, the
It's kind in the
Detroit area, in
no way reflect
ed the untold
j o y in the
hearts OF thou
sands OF Negro
war W ork ers
who had been
waiting ars
for this an
nouncement
Earl Belcher.
chief steward in
pla n ( number
one OF the Bohn
Aluminium Co,
who with his
wife Mrs Lille
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
ny CHARLES wARTMAN

= The announcement by the FPHA
Area representative last week that
several families would move into
the Oakdale Gardens in Royal Oak
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
THUGS GET s1os

Mitchell Kelley. So, of 296 En-
skine street. told police that he
was slugged and dragged into an
alley Sunday by two thugs and
robbed Of sos and several pawn
tickets.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
FPHA Chides Dearborn,
Charges War Sinking

porting q public housing project
which will be unrestricted in rs-
cial occupancy.
Would Force Issue
We like TO get the cooper alton
and support Of community when
we come in with project Of this
type" Schermer said. but will
be frank with you in saying that
il the government decides that this
housing is absolutely necessary. we
have the power TO. and will come
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
NAACP Wires
For Hearing On
Transfers Bias.

To AAhc0< q s.-.,g 49,
ChAisman o. sh~ rbif
EmplCy6neet pfacties c.
Wsshington. d. c. y
Request immediate heafing ~.
FEpC on AL Teamsters Union
No. 80 which continues 60 prac.
tice discrimination In Detroit.
Defiance BY this union Of thei
executive order, oo14 has heea
called to FEPCs attention foe
the past two yearss r II now
evident that Tho union does no4
intend to comply unlsse drastic
action Is taken.->Signed, Clos
ter B. Current, executive secre-
tary, Detroit Branch NAACP.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
352nd Regiment
Maintains Roads
Throughout Iran
by FRANK Z. BOLDEN
u. S. War Correspondent
(RepreSentinE the Michigan

Chronicle and the Negro
Newspaper Publishers ASsociationl
Copyright
Reproduction Prohibited)
ON THE RUSSIAN SUPPLY
ROUTE. IRAN-tBy Courier. De-
layed)-One OF the most important
tasks handled by American troops
here on the Russian supply route
is that Of maintaining the high
ways. AS part OF the maintenance
force engaged in doing this work,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13

little a thing as fresh air out
let for the relatives and oftspripgs
of the very men who are fighting
~ See SUGAR ISLE. Passt
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
Talmadge Urges
Repeal OF Poll
Tax In Georgia

There is great deal OF argu-
ment that the adjustment Of the
poll tax would put the Negro TO
voting. but such is not the case. :"
declared former Gov. Eugene Tai
madge Of Georgia in his weekly
newspaper. The Statesman"
Negroes as a class don't care TO
vote anyway unless they are en-
couraged by some communistic ell
ements." writes Talmadge as ne
urges the repeal Of the state $l-a-
year tax by the Georgia LegiSls-
ture when il convenes Monday.
Let's have all the white people
10 vote irrespective as to whether
any taxes have been paid or not
You will get fairer expression
from the people when this is
DONE Talmadge declared
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13

Belcher and their son. lionel. IL.
were the first family 10 move into
the new project on Friday after
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
HAD NOeLICENSE

Orville Williams, so. l0l Orches-
ira Place, pleaded not guilty to a
charge OF practicing medicine
without a license when arraigned
in Recorders Court Tuesday The
complainant. Major John F. Roehl.
Department Of Health. charged
Williams with giving medical adj
vice and attempting TO treat Miss
Helena Haskins. 1886 Revere St
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~See Jim CROW. Page 4
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nT-see OAKDALE. Page 4
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13
Oakdale Gardens Opens
First OF 1864 Units

Township, the largest project of
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-01-13

S-see KELLY, Page Z
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~ See 3s2ND. Page Z
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nW-See RAILROAD. Page 4
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Dwsee DEARBORN. Page 4
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-25
Ramos Wins Out In WRESTLING Go

Gorilla Ramos, i81 pounds,
champion wrestler of Mexico, took
two out of three falls to win a
scheduled 1-hour match from Red
Lyons, 187 pounds, of Beaumont,
Texas, at El Centre Stadium Sat-
urday night
Ramos took the first fall from
Lyons with "crucifix' hold in
IA minutes. Ramos started out
with an arm lock which was hard
to break, but Lyons finally got out
OF that and put headlcck on Ra-
mos. Then came the famous cru
cifix hold which put Lyons away.
The second fall was won by
Lyons in IS minutes, with leg
strangle. Both wrestlers used about
everything in the book during this
tussle. Ramos took the third fall
in five minutes with a rolling key
lock.
In the semi-finals Dude Chick.
substituting for Tex Porter, took on
Stanley Hackney, the Ohio marvel.
Hackney took the first fall in seven
minutes with scissors hold. Hack
ney finally won the second fall on