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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Reciidiuist Held
For Robbery


Walter Patterson 70. 1926 An
tie;sm is police prisoner a. the
Receiving hospital whore he 10
recovering from gun shot wounds
in :he right sidc and deAs cut
on M right side Of his head.
Patterson was occuset hv Johr
Mccraiy IS 1854 Maple and
Jane Mctrary IS Of e2s9 Maple.
~ forc'nI Mss way into III home
o. chuiies " rais AZ esss Maple
or >o'o'oier - 81 2 am aud
attempting 70 rob 'oom
John Mora told police that
after he defendant 20, into ,hs
house ~ look IS g. 6 army
nis'ol from ms right COZ, pocket
en- John said q, grabbed me gun
and took ], from Patterson and
shut him After SHOOTING him
tViee M,Crary said Patterson
sfill suureiea with him and he
had - hit uim On ne richi side
~ ihc Lord with me gun before
ne could suhdu4 him
An investigation into he re-
cords ~ po'iee headquarters re-
y-aled that Patterson is wppted
ior he hold-up ~ Peter Irwin.
"a PAS Hendricks ~ which
tim 10 s!lceoalv look SS5 90 and
he army pistol used IN the latS7
hold-Gp attempt H is on parole
for d statutory rape conviction
and l. wanted GA felonous 40.
sauli Charge made ny his wife.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08

,,nl1ation, there had been prac-
|ncalIv no organized effort TO ed
ocsie the public on this disease
From modest beginnings the
American Cancer Society has
crown into a large organization
|aoIns prodigious Job in the
|nsld Of cancer control Under
This parent body. cancer commit
,sss have been esta ism d
throughout the country which act
La local chapters OF the national
|crrsni1ation.
nv means OF lectures pam
Inlet motion pictures. personal
Interviews aud other means OF
|cducation. these local committees
harry on and dispense vital can
cor Information. But their work
docs rot stop there. Patients are
|sdsised on the necessity for get
|fng proper cancer examinations
|Thev are told where 10 find ade-
|ccsie ANGER clinics. and. in many
|nsedv cases. are helped l,y this
service every year.
In addition TO these local COM
|nntees three exists large or
|Esni,atior OF persons called the
|Feld Army This national organi-
Esuon consists OF small units
|FAich aid the general program of
public education They also pro
10 rsrsine care for the indi-
trrt hardages dressings and me-
Eic'l cabinets 10 he lcrt to the
tssr,
Pecen;ly a group OF smaller
|e'o nation centers WAS estah-
|hsAed in many NJ the larger ci-
|e' These Little Red Doors
\. ICY are called. also serve as
I'D Army headcrarters in tho
|''pef'lve cities where they are
|kesi's
Each year thousands NJ Ameri-
pans come TO these Little Red
Fcors for information and advice
|rlaminE 20 cancer One such
Formation center has recently
per established in the Harlem
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08

LONDON CAMP = West Afri-
can soldiers are reported to be
taking advantage OF army savings
schemes by derositine sizeahle
amounts OF their regular pay for
rainy day According to the
Roval West african forces head
quarters. they have on deposit
Si250oo0 pounds or $3.50 400.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Cancer Society
Prevents zoos
# Cancer Deaths
~ nR. INMN MOSELEl

Il was in 1913 that the Ameri-
an Cancer Society was estabs
v.hed Its expressed purpose has
,,wsvs heen the education OF the
unoIlc on the recognition. treat
~ent and cure OF cancer.
In those early days, as now. II
80. felf that by such education
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
(ANP Photo)I

OF sorority members Members OF
tho conmit'ee we're Bernics Tay-
Tor chairman; Martha Denmark.
Frederick Flack and Sadie Ran
som
Mrs Ruth Penn. provided the
Incidental music In connection
with the program
Mrs. Sadie Ransom. is basilie-
US q the sorority
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08

Aacer cas- es
night be seen
rs doctors In a
stage OF develop
msnt " h | c h
would be early
enough TO per
nit cure Prior
to the founding
~ this great or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08

FIRST, | keep my present grade
That means a lot.
BY reenlisting for 3 years
= can pick my own branch Of
service in the Air, Ground or
Service Forces. and can 60 TO any
overseas theater | wish.
i get my mustering.oui pay,
' even though I'm rcenlisiing.
Also, | get $50 a year reenlistment
bonus for each year I've been in
the Army. My dependents receive
family allowances for the full term
Of nv enlistment. And III be
eligible for CT Bill Of Rights bene-
his when | get out OF the Army.
4 MY food. clothes, quarters,
medical and dental care are all
supplied to me. And | can learn
any Of 200 skills or trades in the
Army schools.
4 "All OF US who are reenhsting
are going to have from 30 10
70 days furlough Al home with
null pay and our travel paid both
says. And well have 30 days fur
lough every year with pay.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
PRINCE HALL O.E.S. COLUMN

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER No. IL STATED MEETINGS Isl
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK ith Friday. Worthy Marion
Mrs. Viola Perry, Leland 1872; Worthy Patron
Mr. Richard White ss2 Erskne. Apt 60s, Secretary Mrs.
Vera White S26 Hendrix MA. 1884,.
BATHSHEBA CHAPTER 40. s-STATED MEETINGS LIST FRI
day. DEGREE WORK 4th Friday. Worthy Matron- Mrs.
Florence Fields, 3f5 Hamilton l6524 Worthy Patron
Mr. X. g. Schuster. 5l1 Cooper ". 1872 Secretary Mrs.
Carrie b. Riley. lsss Parker, PI~ 1851
GOLDEN LEAF NO. 14-STATED MEETINGS 1st Wednesday.
DEGREE WORK Wednesday. Worthy Ger.
1sOs2 TO. sss2s Worthy Patron. Nr.
walker. 1881 Goodon; Secrearyars Lula HendIey.
1891 Charest
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. si-STATED MEETINGS end FRI
day. DEGREE WORN 4th Friday. Worthy MaronM Mss Chan
ME r. Lindsay, 554 Mack TIE. s.St03 Worthy PatronMr.
Devoid Holley, 1910 Woodland. TO- 6O672 SecretaryMrs
Alice Yancey 3ls7 Russell. CH 1851 -
LONE STAR CHAPTER No. s6-STATED MEETINGS Isl
Thursday. DEGREE WORK 3rd Thursday. Worthy Matron
Mrs. Abhle Thomas sOie0 kentucky IN i-6ssS Worthy Pa
ron-Mr Richard white. SO ErskIne Apt Gos Secretary-
Mrs. Nellie Wilson. s0S2 wyoming. Ferndale.
ST. AGNES CHAPTER No. ss-STATED MEETINGS end We'd.
nesday. DEGREE WORK th Wednesday, Worthy Matrcn-
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Mr. Walter Baenger sssa soh Ia 1851; secrefary-Ars
Ruth Flood, 1854 Central
CAPSTONF CHAPTER NO. 2g-STATED MEETINGS-2nd Thurs.
DEGREE WORK 9Th Thursday. Worthy Matron- hrs.
Celeste Richardson 1897 Charevcy w. 1895 Worthy Pairon
Johnson. Jr- $751; Hnnf FL bS52i Secretary
Mrs. RosaIa Matthews. ssss y. Fort. FL 6ig5.
WATERFORD CHAPTER No. ao-STATED MEETINGS Isl
Thurs. DEGREE WORK srd Thnrs. Worthy Mafron-Nrs
Crufeheh. ft2I Russell. TO. 7sefs Worthy Patron
Mr. Jordan H. Granger Oakland. Ma SCI; Secretary
Mrs. Clarpue &. MarstOn. TR. t-6SNt.
DORICIAN CHAPTER No. as-STATFD MEETINGS snd Thnrs
day. DEGREE WORN fh Thursday. WORTHY Matrnn-hr'
LILLIAN Gaines Woodland. TO. 5siis, worthy Patron
Mr. Steele. 500 fireman; Hcreary-Mrs "ure
Roberts. 1905 McDoneai ". seS9
DEBORAH CHAPTER NO. MINATED MEETINGS tnd Iues'
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08

e ANY time after 20 wears ]
y can retire al half pay increas-
ing year nv year to three-quarters
retirement paw after 30 wears Of
service And the time I've already
served in active military or naval
service counts toward my retire
n,ent time. Added up-reenhsi-
menf seems pretty sound 10 mel"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
EAST SIDE BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
GARVIN FISH AND
POULTRY MARKET

Phone FItxroy 24ss. We Deliver
POULTRY. FISH and OYSTERS
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-20
THIS is IT
By Villa Booker

Tween and and the I've plenty this
week! Like the Pow Wow given by the Pagmatea Girls business
Girls) Sorority Park Saturday night
Harriet Brown Eea ISIS" Luke Mauren Coleman, Emma Sim
Mary Kay Smith, Henry
Banks, the mosquitoes and others! much had
Marital dOngs: Mrs Lucy wearing beautiful
ment ring given her by the couple will wed
September Mr. and Mrs J. Willis will don the wedding clothes they
wore when they married 2 for their silver wedding ami
celebration Sunday July % they will hold house
Carvings On: Film Bette Davis of the nations
ardent fighters for the Negro rights has been elected the
board directors of the Los Urban Script for
the proposed Lena Horne Sweet Georgia Brown back for
in which white will support lovely Incidentally
the last heard Lena living Horn Avenue Hollywood
Fitzgerald a pounds
looks ppearng local thater she had
wu CLINT her though when she viewed the barbecue at
the Saturday ayem One of celebrity
gave with performers there the night when
Williams politely receptive her
overtu Mava Louis agent one of the few Negro pilots
field trying sell the films His Bill Graham
Kenny Spots registered the Phyllis Wheatley
while here went swimming in one of Mnnesota famous 900 lakes
and proved himself albright guy When dozen of his
bobbysox descended him bakage the Orphum Min
neapo he greeted them with enthusiastic God Bless Your Re
from the West Coast have that the King Cole carved
solid niche the hall of fame while there and look for
ward seeing them in the films any day
Roy celebrated his birthday Saturday night with about
ffths. And amt heard nothing until hear him play
Eddie Heywood's style, Begin the Beguine.'
James FOren secretary appeared
in the city last Sunday and cousin of Miss Myrtle Garden Halle @
head the Halle O. Brown He brought Jessie
Owens who the kids speech.
CT
spotted of the spots Rich
Samuel MITCHELL this week that they
Spokane awarded silver which
Biles Riley,
Harold Wright rejected the second this week when he
for his prenducOn examination When writing service
check addresses that they correct address
wrong number serial number delay of 80
days months ervcemans mail according by
York Francisco they
of 10000 of mail month
And boys will please write addresses serial numbers
palmer?
Night ifng Saturday and Sunday The Claude Gray w
Kempus Workout young looking grandfather passing
bills his Rain and his wife, Grace Patty David
Minneaptan leila Carter the Don MAdams and pretty
with pretty match pn-up Mary
Cyrus Pautes Also Thma Mcclure, Anderson
Jones, Maggie Bill City;
and her Merose By
way Workout is a hotel proprietor Spokane.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-20
News With Crews
By Emma Crews

Theodore 1.-THE Ted" tell you about his son!
brothers in the armed forces seen
ttng" Walkers night week. Sgt Shelton would make
N adept contorionst.
Mason formerly of Cedar Rapids Iowa,
the u S. Army Fort Smelling for reassignmen
and dropped free night the ST. Pautes visit Tom is
daddy that could for his looking mature How
about it, Tom?
Saw that charming Mr. and Mrs Ted Allen having dinner
Sunday afternoon in the St. Paul Elks.
Barnett discharged veteran World War II, the
point plan, is employee of the 400 Line.
popped the question: he and Mary Rengle'
becoming Mr. and Mrs, Saturday, July 81
the Cytes with fine voice-Fred Atkins
caught ball Lexington Park SATURDAY night
emitting him o a free pass.
treating after their sightseeing
walk.
Twas beautiful crowd, Sunday morning at Pilgrim Baptist
beautifully and the soosts All ALL Sun
day a beautiful day.
Mariner Harold Brown Jr running on
the North Pacific railroad from here to Fargo, N D.
Gimpsed couple Mr. and Mrs Thomas Rob-
Spots Saturday night having grand time to-
gether.
An Robert E. Jones, and Mr. and
laughing through dinner Sunday afternoon in the
Eks
question three other people with
winning dining dancing the Famous Doorand not the IN
New York-you said it wasn't a secret.
Brown of Harold the M Marine in
the armed services awaiting his to report to training camp
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-20

that blows in the trees.
Most of you hepsters realize that
a column such as mine is not to
scandalize any one, unless the par
ty wishes it so. 1t is to let you
know of the many different things
going on and so forth, but know
a certain little girl that writes a
column called Screen and Scat
ter" No, it's "Scrappy Patter";
oh, yes, it's Time Age latter"
l haven't looked on the back page
in so long really have forgotten;
any way, from what l hear, she is
beginning to scandalize cats that
do not want no scandal; hint, hint!
So whosoevereth writeth that scan
dal sheet, should and no doubt will
get on the ball.
There was a going-away party
for one of the sharpest cats in
town, Eddie Milton, who left for
the Army Tuesday, and l know
hearts were sad. Some of the trails
that were there and coming on
strong, were Helen Peoples, Leola
Graham and Janet Armstrong.
Some more chicks known about the
town were there: Betty Lewis,
Myra McAdams and Willie Brown.
1t was a fine day for a party, and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-20

With the summer practice season
over four weeks old, it looks as
if the University of Minnesota's
Golden Gophers may have another
wingman to step into the shoes
Dwight Reed vacated when he
finished his grid career in 1887.
Since the St. Paulite completed his
fancy pigskin feats under the ma
room and gold banner, Negro foot
ballers have been conspicuous by
their absence at the Gopher school.
This year, Stafford Lott, assistant
boys worker at Phyllis Wheatley
House and ex-Army vet, has come
forward as one of the three top
candidates for the left end position.
Lott begins his second year at the
~" this fall, but this marks his
first try at varsity ball.
He's been practicing since jan
uary to find out how it STOOD"
according to Staff. 1T isn't too
rough, now" he continued, ''but it
will be September g." When he
first turned out for practice this
winter, Lott decided if things didn't
go we'll he wasn't going to waste
any of his own time or the coach
ing staff's either.
Bucking him for the left wing
post are two 17-year-olds, John
Lundin from Minneapolis Roose-
welt, and Paul Kelly of Hopkins, so
the competitions wide open and
anything can happen.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-20

it looked like rain. Saw Frances
Morris and that fine thing, Jane.
Say, CATERS, did you dig ole
Cootie Williams and his mellow
band? And did you chalk that hard
ring on that Ink Spots hand? The
Ink Spot that sings bass had Betty
Brown, Mary Jane White, Carrie
Priest, Donna Cuff, Louise Cuff and
even Carmen Aliens heart all
a-futter. How about that 1--WE that
keeps you alive?
Warning! Bobby Bannarn, that
mad sax cat, said watch out chicks
because he's up to bat" He's a
hard liver as no doubt you know,
and talking about a sax, WOW! He
can really blow! Sly Robert Pat
tersOn is really coming on just too
groovy, seen him with a chick, I
guess to a movie. Lately he's been
going around with trails and that's
not all, on the South side and in
St. Paul. What is your tale, Night
ingale? Same ole story, morning
glory?
Saw beautiful Clio Parker, the
gorgeous, quiet type. I mean, boys,
that chick is fine and wish could
make her mine, all mine.
Jacqueline Early went around
Sunday looking like a love sick
dove. I bet you dislike the song,
you Always Hurt the One You
Love-" You had better stand at
attention to the hepsters that are
known, tho there are some quite
groovy and some quite frown. They
have the naturalization and the
rhythm of creation, altho kind of
fast and jumpy, and their dancing
kind of bumpy, they're the future
that you wait for, the morrow that
you hope for. Tho their hearts are
light and gay, they hold the future
of the future come some bright
day.
Dig you next week while you're
in your splendor, and jumping and
jiving next to a red hot vender,
and we'll dance at the Savoy" till
the 1.-TWO O'clock Jump" and well
cut "Down the Road Piece" and
have zone Meat Ball." and now
"Pll Be Seeing You"
That's great 1--WE if you dig me
cause that's the stuff you gotta
watch, McDuff!-Duke Don.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-20

less and is in the pink /. The ever
pleasing Billy Freeman . . Nice
Teller and equally good fighter e.
Now hasn't this been an easy
column to read (and easy to write)
all simply because 1 said nice things
about everybody Who wants
to get peeved at anyone during this
hot weather, anyway?
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-20
THE Able WALLACE SERVICE
3l4 Third Street So. Minneapolis Is. Minnesota

OILS: I graduated from high
school this year. 1 won a scholar
ship to Samuel Houston College. I
really want to go to college. My
parents aren't able to put me
through school and 1 know it, but
they object to my going to work so
that 1 can get ready for school. Do
you think it would be wise for me
to go to Houston without their
permission and find work and get
ready for school this fall? My sis
tiers and brothers live there. Would
l regret it later? I want to always
do the thing that is right.
Ans: 1t would be wrong to leave
your parents home without their
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-20
ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION

File No. 632O5
State of Minnesota, County of Hennepin.
Probate Court.
Re Estate of Charles F. Gustafson, also
known as Chas. Gustafson, Decedent.
1t Is Ordered, That the final account and
petition for examination thereof and for
distribution, fled herein, be heard on Mon
day, July Both, l945, at 10 o'clock A. M.
by this Court in the Court House in Min
neapolis, Minnesota, and that all persons
interested in this estate present objections,
if any, why said petition should not be
granted.
This Order shall be published in the
Minneapolis Spokesman and copies thereof
mailed according to law.
(SEAL)
Witness the Hon. Manley L. Fosseen,
Judge of the Probate Court, this Both day
of June, 1945.
ERNEST P. LoRENZ,
Clerk.
CARL W. GUsTAFsoN. Attorney,
Center City.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-20

you few gags PERCY VILLA
that could fill this space. but then
again maybe they're not so funny,
and that will make me look worse
than l really am! So instead,
we'll give you some of my favorite
rememberings.
FORGET-ME-NOTS: When Britt
German first came up to Potts
gymnasium about 16 years ago ,
Wonder if Britt remembers that it
was who gave him his first work
out? -. The late Jerk Doran
Pah-lenty colorful and a per-
sonality plus The Laskv
orothers-Art and Morris thew
made more boxing mistakes than
dozen fighters make in a life
time The biggest blunder was
that Art didn't want to part with
any part of his fight earnings and
get himself a real manager who
could have made a champ or close
to 1t So instead he kept his
brother Morris, who was onlv a
novice of a manager The semi
pro days when an amateur fighter
made more money being an anna
teur than pro . Or did you
know that many an amateur got
sou for fighting three two-minute
rounds? When Jock Malone
was called the "PavIowa" of the
ring Whatta dancing master!
Talking about clever fighters
60. Remember Tiger Flowers? i
Dave Shade Billy Wells i
The Twin Cities saw all those boys
and was that ever a treat? I'll
always say that frankie Soltis was
the best crowd pleaser back some
twenty years ago.
Remember little Joey Schwartz
and his slashing battles at the old
Armory? Gus Bloomberg
always gave the fans a round for
their money e. personally think
that the Ace of Spades could have
gone places, only he didn't take the
game any too seriously Or
what do you think?
III always rate King Tut as the
greatest fighter, inch for inch, that
we've ever seen At 100 pounds
l saw him knock out and defeat
Otto Van Poratt, Big Boy Peterson
and Dick Daniels at Potts GYM
nasium all in one afternoon
Whatta puncher and gamester he
was! . The incest champ l can
recall meeting was Sammy Man
dell the former lightweight .. AS
nice as they come You'd never
think that little Joey Sanger was
a great fighter by looking at him
His fights with Mandel, Nc
Klean, Sarmiento and Eddie Ander-
son will long be remembered in
this town Wonder if the kid
is around who some day will be
called another Gibbons or Malone ?
-. l always enjoyed big Fred Full
ton around the gym .. A real guy
with the little fellows The
thrilling fights that Jackie Sharkey
used to wager in these parts i
Jackie Conway The smiling
redhead was always doing his very
best Chuck Foster He
was a heavyweight nearly twenty
years ago, and today weighs much
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-20

knowledge. Get in touch with your
brothers and sisters and ask their
cooperation in your case. They can
influence your parents by Offering
you a place to stay while working.
Your parents object to your leaving
home to go out into the world alone
at your age. If your brothers or
your sisters will offer you a home
while you work, they will withdraw
their objections and give their con-
sent.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-20

dancer Are you
hep to the 1--WE q?
A solid sender?
Are you zooty as
a tooty, a great
pretender? Then
you're hep to the
1--WE if you'll ad-
init it. Will you
dig that 1--WE, or
just forget it?
Boy, that's great
as the breeze
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-20

for that reason
I'll give you some
light chatter q.
After all, the
r e a ding popula-
ton does take a
drop during the
hot spell Or
is it only to read
erS of this column
. l could tell
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-20
SpOrts-Vues
By PERCY VILLA

l don't think it is a bit fair for
me to bore my handful of readers
with heavy reading (what did you
cav h>..9N ,-l
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Juvenile 1--WE
b DONALD CAVES

By DONALD GATES
Do you romp when you stomp?
Well, what's the answer? Do you
leap when you creep? Are you a
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"PrOblems of Humanity
A HUMAN RELATION COLUMN WHEREIN THE
m MIND AND HEART CAN SEEK COUNSEL AND

m MIND AND HEART COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE
mind is
xHs Your problem will be anqIyzed in the free include
READING
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