The Michigan chronicle. [volume], July 01, 1939, CITY EDITION, Page PAGE TWELVE, Image 12

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PAGE TWELVE
POLICEWOMAN
CLAIMS MARSH
MOLESTED HER
Arrost Marks The Second
Offense For Indiana
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guests. The above photo by l.jng
ford P. James shows, left to right,
are Cornelia Friseoe, Luke Rob
inson. age Red Rogers oldest
TOLEDO SPORTS
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-t .. ~ -.i h.iVy■ the Kies .v.tter j
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e of*tr. •t * o Teams in Ohio. Indi- |
-r. .nd Michigan. Dot Cann n I
Ball ‘ Davis was .-ho mound for
the Rag- and for a while it was
• ■ o.id for Staunton’s enm-
O. , bv. R • began to weaken and ,
St.nir.t .n’s ;fcnvrrV begun to frd!
1 1 . the final out it w.s anybody’s i
T o- K.I > wetter., got three of their j
« him aker tarted off w th a singl • I
* 'ver third, followed bv .-übs.dary !
• ngles by Davis and Okorji. fillin'? I
he bag- Then Ms i-k ..m to bat
.•a Srhum.ikrr Dav! and Okor|i
- fr • • .4 her In the f.fth frrune.
Damyon h.t a scratch home run for
•n- Hu :- sou: th :..!lv Davis strucl;
tut eight and allowed hits
The I.r gL. I) -.ref , g .t then- two
1)r..-. :•>!. .u:d Whihe Ethel Fu Id. h.t
• • Lillie Mas
. ..me gttt.r.2 three f r th:. De
ffehriw -V Dr.sV • - Harris
—~-~ r ..... war bvrpc !
. R . • v Whitlock Field. Wednesday,
i'! Triby under l an Is this
. di-< .-dav F games. A • Re Bober
1 .stauton. 41 Canal boulevard. Toledo
l Foledo Cmwfords will play the
K 1 ■ Mo ai u at Sw lyne
J’. : I Tl.. M •i.-.rr. l :- hav- one of!
I when the.e two famed teams meet
; • ne i: .! and Hank Rianev pr.ffffH
SHH iS; I
Pa e Dairy*. sol
Federation, at 6 30 pm. a twilight J
j ' J.m, , McClellan is <.n his way up
! . .. knotkont n »pree and"!.!-' Satur-
Inf- , ,:,-d -o f.fh eonsreutae kavo
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i McClellan*.Tmong 'he .. her nation;.’ i
if ■■ II - r IV,be-. |
| train.ng to make a comeback. 1
! >r team »f tto Baend
I • Are- 3 to 0 at W'litloek Field,
Wdlie Dee was the wining hurler
j. id aNo the hitting ensafon of
The fo.i:th of July athletic feslivi
it.*-- will be under the auspices of
Ft derick Douglass Community
r *-r!m Mr Griffith prom. M-. my; of
i-b. -* athletic programs f..r the
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i oall c..mes (girls and Vioys-’. and
other high organized Ramos for
| young and old participants. Come
In 15 min
utes you will
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that every one
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'‘NO FEDERAL
JOB TO HEFLIN'
SAYS N.A.A.C.P.
‘Denounces Move To Place
Alabama Race Hater In
Dept. Os Justice
I NEW YORK. June 30
; Characterizing: the reported
proposal to appoint Thomas
f. Heflin, notorious Racc
laiter and onetime senator
from Alabama, to a Justice depart
rr.c- t ; >: as an assurance to Ameri
. ran b.guts '.hat ' dealing in racial
hat ed will be rewarded.” the Na
• tional Assorat ion for the Advar.ce
men' »f C • -red People wired a
) vis,,!', is protest Wednesday. June
| 21. at U. S. Attorney General Frank
The pro'i. t was based upon the
following items in a report ou,t-
That :n the state of Alabama he
! Klansman for mar.y years; that
I when the pardon applications in
Lbch.uf ,f the Scottaboro boys were
~.0 : ,fcd *o the boaid of pard ms
'of Aiabam| on O ' ber
11, 1938, the only person appearing
iin opposition to thus application
(--was former Senator Heflin who
! stated that he would stump - the
state, from one end to the other
i (»> "j>r>-,.-e the application, d.stalled
the fact the case a <i at’ai ked
! mpny persons including the Scotts
! b,)ro Defense committee as a unit
1 lot* pushing the pardon petition.
T December, 1938 Heflin
1 appeared before former Governor
Graves, of Alabama, when the lat- |
tor interviewed the Scottsboro de- i
j fondants in the absence of any rep- I
I rose: tativc- in behalf of the boys
I and’ repated the same statements
made before the board of pardons
Views —
if ontinued from Page 111
ber.- of the band. All original mem
bers are alive, but he is the only !
’,>ne still with the group It all I
j -.fs down to the fact that Mr. Me- |
Kinney ha* a truly great band, and
i w hen I say a great orchestra Fm j
• Often .ve take for granted that j
j the band receiving the most pub- !
[lieiiy and ballyhoo is ’ tops'' (if ’I I
: may resort to slang'. A few mo- i
I ments of serious thought and listen
j .ng on your part would prove dis- j
ferentlyi A' genius isn't usually |
I heralded as such the day he is !
j born. Often it is many years later-,
'that he is discovered. Ofttimes too,'
j .he genius is presented to a stub
born public; a public that will not I
acknowledge the fact that he docs
possess this trait. Or they soon ;
This applies, to McKinney’s Cot- |
Ton' Pit kora Shtocwhar. — Xn, they;
aren't all geniuses but the band is
“strli- "tops." They play a variety j
of music in an original manner that
well timed for dancing, and mod- i
crate enough for listening. The [
band isn’t hailed as the second j
Duke Ell ngto. Cab Calloway. Chick
Webb or P.ennv Goodman aggrega
tion. but they are still the ORIGIN- .
AL McKinney's Cotton Pickers.,
Though they haven't received a
great group of skilled musicians.
SAMS GIVEN 20 YEARS
NEW YORK. June 30—Rudolph
Sam.-, 37 Wr.-t 138th Street, accused
of she murder of Joseph Manning
lust February at 37 West 138th
street, sentenced to 20 years
jto life Friday. Sams who was em
ployed in a 125th street store was
! a dentist t>y profession.
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person in attendance, age 10(1 and
< urnelia Voung who acted as hos- 1
less. The dinner took place at
Bethel A.M.H. church.
, , ..X. luuru.,
; Aw Fog >•, J;m Day -*v . .;. rr - _r
••I- ,r f C.t> Park playground, ’he .
levities at C. y Park are at .!
.
pools off . ally opened and Lifesave: I
*Wi!,on Xiehols'.n predfs that hisj
: t?rtUtffJ£_Bagrftm wrlj oe •.■ I■ --TT-d (or
I old. men and women. 0 ' y ° U,>B *** \
NICK and
NACKS
i TOLEDO Ohio Dorothy and :
■ Vernal Smith really pur on a show
I Sunday morning about ’J 30 am.!
land believe me when I tell you j
Vernal was taking ~ff more tha .
h:s ha', in front of Joes
i Well, it looks like the finish of'
! what started out to be a beautiful I
-omance between I.illie Mac and
, Andrew Beal Too bad old cal bu;
|! warned you and dorft forget that
J be s ; you made with me
It A c.m- as though all great lovers
I ■ •ome’.imv or other and that
-corns :,r be the i ouble tha 1 F’red
B< rd
j z. d.d.ft mean a w-.rd of it. -
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body please tell me I saw him
• Monday mom.ng ,»bmn 4 30 am.
| r.ding in a blue 1937 V-8 or were j
i Who was the chippie that you',
w ro walking up Washington with
Suudax night. R-.-coe? Or was she
Tnf , ma I .ion ~TTTn
reliable source that Chester L is in
Move and -wo t adm.t :? Stay t» P. f
..Id man you are doing fine.
; I saw Big Hattie S.• day nigh' in-J
Joe’s playing like the other girls!
I.nd b.,vs but she w.,;rralone. X,
I !>o. no. no Sang and Larry and th~
j eld dude and J C Jefferies were
[also InvolvSH ' —
I By accident I overheard Vir- |
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or did -ho say Orielly’s hoiel the
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At N.A.A.C.P. Meet
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Alexander, business manager of the
Toledo Voice president of the
N.A.A.C.P. left by plane Monday.
June 26. for Richmond. Va . where
she will attend ;he annual N A.A
C.P. convention.
Attprney William McKnight.
prominent Toledo lawyer, will be
among the many delegates at the ,
confab. Miss Alexander expects
to return to the city Monday. July 3.
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SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1039
Scouts Save
City Money,
Says Leader
.By JAMES ( Dlt KERnOS
MEMPHIS Term. June 30—J A
•B luchamp scout leader, ’.old th*
Mump ho Council of Social Agen
!i IS* a.-ote.
Wcdneiday that scouting ha* saved
M- phis luxpayers 533 000. because
f COO svoutj has been in
JiAven.le court the past year
O'-' r
by B yal Harrison and Mias G«or
. and R ,o •nos Porter Home and
l.<.i'i OrpL.ir.ose Council mem
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Mr*. J Earle Hooks, chairman,
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Sc.vj? I • icr Beauchamp paid
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