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PAGE SIX
GOING TO JUMP
INTOM RIVER,
WIFE REVEALS
Over Husband Who
Killed Sweetheart.
/ Worried 'Wife
t "I haven't had ary peace of m.r.d
—and I don't know what 1 m do.ng
tne «ppr".tn»'f w >rc> >f Mrs
Gwrg.a We!> 47 of 504 Hendr e
atreei. fAlind walking MwareU tne
Hetroit nwr tms week, so police
It wa.i and that Mrs. Wells
*as w alking v. ents.de of Rar.d Iph
a; reel, beaded towards the ru.cr a:
A'.ws'er when she was slopped and
quo*t.oned by an umdentified p<-r
--'(•oing to Jump Into River'*
t n to jump :n:o the r.\er Mrs.
M'e ,s reportedly told ner friends
It was d..'Closed that for the pa>t
two year.', the apparently morbid
rr.nded woman 'didnt know what
She was taKen to Rece v.ng hos-
P .i for mental observat.or
The inc-.dent of two years ago
heart was d.-.. ved by *he Michi
gan Chronicle files to have been
the one n which her unsound.
John Wells. 41 of 611 East Palmer
street. apartment three fatally stab
bed 22 year old Willie May Sanders
during a fight between them on
Belle Isle ,n .l.mtiaty of 1940
Her llubhv Killed His Sweetheart
round lying face down
•*- '-»■ a y.'h - !'>a v. ..-Ir.-t
sector of she Me > th two’ gaping
kn fe wounds at tne throat and a
t vo inch jagged cut near the left
ear. the body of M.» Senders was
It was disclosed that Wells, al
friend of the slain young woman
and had lived w th her from No- I
\ember of 1939 until January of 1
1940 Wells, a reputed pickup man i
v a- be.eved to ha\e fled the city;
*« 00l ce found h.s abandoned Lin- >
min Zephyr, a bloody coat and
pur-e of the slam woman.
Weils was last seen a few hours !
after the alleged crime near Adams j
and St. Antoine street. Theodore
Sander*. 23. brother of MiSs Wells, j
took r*.e body to Atlanta. Ga. for
b • ■
Murderer Mill Hunted
Ing the apprehension of John Wells,
missing for the past two years for
M" 1 .hhn P
after the murder, for the arrest of
Well*,
Theatrical editors Vo/ Michigan's
two leading weekliei and their
wives and sw eethearts\\ere guests
of I>oc \VjshinsfdAvaM n« le Tom s
Plantation niterv usl Saturday
when Bill Fletcher played host.
Diversified Program
At Hamblin Center
FT CUSTER Well over 500
visitors attended the open house
urogram held at the Hamblin USO
Club 242' Hamblin avenue, Buttle
Cre-k. Michigan, last Sunday This
. p.uuia.-n.was a .pa.-: .-if the National
Open House program held n more
than 500 such USO service clubs for
'soldiers simultaneously throughout
. '.he country. c*
The cherry pfe contest, was a fea
ture of the Hamblin USO club
Women of the community baked 35
pu-s Over 250 so!.: ers held free
, chances on a'l pies submitted.
! Judges composed of five soldiers
declared that the pie entered by-
Mrs. Amy Robbins was the must
beautifully decorated pie and she
1 received a pyrex baking dish as a
, token of this honor.
I The judges were: Sgt. John H
j Scott of Kansas City, Mo , Private
Juraud Jackson of New York; Sg' j
I George Coffey of Chattanooga, j
! Tenn : Private Clanton Presley of 1
Canton. New Jersey, and Private
Correll Harding of Knoxville. Tenn.
The Hamblin USO club has been
| open almost two months during
which time it has served over 9000
[soldiers of the Fort Cusler area. J
i Regular weekly socials are held at
l the building and once a month girls!
front Detro.t. Kalamazoo. Lansing.
Jackson. Alvion and Ypsilanti come i
I to furnish dance partners at their
own expense in chartered buses.
Recreational and educational clubs ’
i have been organized for th# wives!
of enlisted men in the Fort. They,
j meet twice a week at which time
i they play briige, have teas, review
[books, play games, make educational f
is under the direction of Miss Ver- I
j ne'.a E Hill, assistant director of the
Each Saturday morning children I
of the enisled men who are living!
In Birttie Creek are given a reerea- j
tional program under the direction •
,o? a volunteer leader. Mrs. Myra,
jJohnson.
These children do handicraft
bit.on during the open house last
G.ri* from the various communi
.ce was badly needed and is greatly
; appreciated by the boys. Sationary -
I has been furnished to over 3000
Inter-Race Body
Formed Tuesday
A taniporerje inteseaeiwl entmeT ■
*a< organized Tuesday n.gh: at.
Central Methodist church The tem
porary chairman is R >bert H Me- ‘
Baa The purpose of the council is I
the Sojo.;.ner Truth Jfmsfng'dist
pu'e Several prominent people
spoke includ.ng two southern min-’
inters who were proud of the fact ;
That they lived and worked with
Negroi
There i« a possibility that the
L'roan League Inter-Racial organ- j
Tl
power to solicit the ad of several
tip a permanent organization. Jo-j
soph Buff a wilted in his seat as 1
cleansed that he it now able ti>l
live with any man as his brother.
No other officers hate been elected
LOCAL SOLDIER
IS RADIOMAN
IN U.S. NAVY
Newell Harrison Heal, whose
.aunt, Rp..b Cora Hask, lives at 4525
i Crane street, Detroit, recently was
advanced to Radioman Third Class
at the U. S. Naval Air station. Pen
i sacola. Fla. according to an an
nouncement by that station's public
| relations officer
\ ttenf on!:-7P3 fn dfry Navv at the
lock 1 'Detroit) recruiting office on
>WV 20 1940, and was sent to the
U. S Nava. Training Station at
Great Lakes, 111., for his elementary
He was transferred to
in February of last year and was
assigned to duty with the commu
nication crews of one of the living
squadrons stationed at the Anna-
Poll* Os fne A.r "
Heal s one of the many enlisted i
n.<- b .ding -he.r future in a
profitable, establ-sned ‘rade C<>urs-!
i-.« ,n aviation mechan.cs. ordnance
..nd mealsmithing, phonography
and tad. ■ are among the fortv-fi'e
bv attend.ng the Navy i ad#^schools
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IN BIG PRESS PARTY
emcee at this nltery; I’ly Boykin,
nitelife writer for Detnlt Tribune,
and William Fletcher, host for the
occasion. Seated are Mrs. l.arry
Chism and Mr*. Clinton Searcy.
along with Robbie Davis to fete
the press members. Standing, left
to right, are l-arry Chism, nite
life scribe for Michigan Chronicle.
Doc Washington, own*- of Cncle
Toms Cabaret: Bohbe Davie,
YOUTH HOLDS
MASS MEET
FOR PROJECT
! The youth of Detroit at the mass
■.neeiing at the Hertford - "Avenue”
Baptist church, declared that they
were willing to do everything in
their power to assure the Sojourner
Truth project for the people for
■ whom it was intended, named and
built. Over 200 youths were pres
ent at the meeting, representing
’many and different clubs, societies,
religions and races. It was high
lighted by the hearty response to
1 the appeal of the Junior Citizens'
J committee, for the youth to do their
part financially to aid the fight.
J The meeting was opened by a
'•alk feom the chairman, Thomas
Williams, who is recognized as a
leader among the youth groups, be
ing president of the Hartford Junior
I choir and Drasolite club, and sec
retary of the Gladiator club. Rev
IC. A Hill, chairman of the Adult
Citizens' committee, then told the
history of the fight and commended
the youth for having the initiative
to support the Citizens' committee.
Mr Brown gave a factual report of
j the happenings in Washington and
!Mr R. Cowans, ace reporter of the
j Detroit Tribune, told of the riot and
prejudiced action of the Police
department.
! When the appeal for donations
was made, the response was very
[encouraging to the committee. The
collection was taken up by R<Ybert«
' Hill, secretary of the committee.
I and Gloria Morgan treasurer of
the committee The donations above
S5 are as follows: Gladiators. *10: i
Drasolite. $lO. Les Gates Filles. $5;
Toujour Fidplis. $5: Mrs McAdory
's7l r 'YbllTrjTSocidllrt League. $5; and '
Hartford Senior Usher. $5.
Donations and pledges totaled
SIOO—A splendid response to a
great cause
, boys since the opening of the build
ng New testaments have been dis
tributed and 325 inquiries sot rooms
and other informal services have
' been met by the club staff.
There a s i a human side to the
work being done at the Hamblin
USO club Fcr instance, the flre
| piace offers as much program as
does any other piece of equipment
j in the building. Men have seen the
fire from the outside and they come
■ii an j al ways remark how it car
( ries them back to the days which
j least five men have come in and
sa.d that they just wanted to walk
over the rug for a change Last Sat
urday night about 11:45 pm. a
; soldier walked in with a baby and
h.s w ife. The baby was eight weeks
, old and it was the first time that I
| he had seen the same. The .people !
j who promised to save a room for
him did not do so Needless to say
we spent one-half hour calling
various people to no avail In des
parat ion a family gave up their own :
beds that this child and mother and
; father could have a place to stay. '
I TTie Hamblin USO club is the
only agency serving our soldiera in
this area and with the increased [
; number of soldiers who are coming
! in and out of the Fort Custer area
, 'he work will easily be doubled. I
| William H Childs, director of the !
j club, is most enthusiastic about the j
[change of attitude of the commu- |
i nity toward the soldiers in the Fort i
j Custer area and the way they are I
i accepting responsibility of their
1 welfare while off the post as a con- j
i tribution" to national defense
Posterity Tea
Is Successful
Sunday. March R marked the oc
casion of thj? monthly afternoon tea
given by the Workers For Posterity
chib Although the weather was
unusually inclement the audience
was very large in number and gave
the members quite an incentive to
carry on During the afternoon a
. \ ery_interesLng- program was ren- j
dered by some of the very promi
nent talent of the city. The pro
was ns follows: Vocil aolo, \
"I Hpard the Voice of Jesus Say," j
by Mrs. Marie Slade: musical read
.ng. “Foolish Questions," toy Mrs
Marie Jones; Ladies' Trio composed
of Mr*. Liles. Mrs. Grigsby and Mrs. 1
Harris, rendered two numbers;
reading, Mrs. Emma Liles; violin ’
solo, Mr. Walker, accompanied by
Mrs Ruth Penn; vocal solo. "Horn- ,
ing" and "Big Lady Moon," by Mrs
Nelle Dobson Plante; Saw solo, Mr. 1
Walker. Mrs. Alberta Harris was
the accompanist of the day.
After this splendid program, sev
eral founders of clubs and organi
zations were presented to those j
present including Mrs Fannie B |
Peck, founder of the Housewives'
League; Mrs. Mattie Browm. founder ;
of Peter Pan Nursery and finally (
Mrs. Ida D Isaacs, founder of the [
Workers for Posterity, who gave
the history of the organization. !
making each and everyone wel
come Her very inspiring remarks]
held the audience agasp. After her
talk. Mrs. Isaacs showed the audi
ence through the club house and ,
made it known that it : a open for I
club socials and functions.
NIRVANA CI.LB
H ayer by the chaplain Mr. Williams j
The meeting was presided over by the I
party. New busineM waa di'cimseJ i
Mi'* Cynth a Tribble wax a guest of i
txruella Fbrd 5053 St. Antoine street
apartment 30.1 Thursday evening March
26 at 710 p m Julian Ix>verett. acting
Rules For Elks’
I Contest, April 27
I Bona fide high school students of
Detroit and outlying sections of
Wayne county, are eligible to par
| ticipate in the oratorical contest an
: ntially sponsored here by educa
[ tional committee of Elks. The date
! of the contest this year is April 27,
! and will be held in the social rooms
jof the Lucy Thurman YWC A .
, Elizabeth and St. Antoine streets
Applicants in order to qualify, must
' have been of the age of 19-years, as
of February 2fl, past.
Application blanks may be se
cured from chairmen of the educa
| tional committee connected with
Motor City I«odge; Heart of Detroit
and Pride of Michigan lodges; and
of Beuiahland. Emma V Kelley and
[ Florence Ames Temples,
j These blanks can also be secured
j by applying to Mrs. Helen Gantt
: assistant directress of education and
j secretary of the joint educational
■ committee. 446 East Warren avenue
t«rt' C ti) W 'b,"'h»W will
represent Detroit Elks organizations
at state contest, June 27, Lansing
; Mich.
I Educational week will be ob
| served throughout I B P.O.E.W. or
ganizations of city and state, begin
■ n,ng week of April 12
Fred Hart Williams is slate dl
; rector of education and Mrs Carrie
j Curtis is director of women's tem
pies of sta-e
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EUNICE WILSON
STABBED GIRL,
FACES CHARGES
Two Argued In Tavern,
Street Fight Fatal
To One
A 29-year-old. four-foot, five-inch.
125-pound woman was held by po
lice this week for the fata! stabbing
of. Lena Mae Shaw. 24. of 1425
Madison street following an alter
cation between the two women
which began inside the Bohem.an
Bar. 1901 Riopel.e street.
Police Question Five
It was disclosed that four women
and one man questioned by homi
cide squad detectives stated that
Stewart Berkley. Eunice Wilson,
gtrl fr.end of Berkley. Eva Carter.
26. of 2112 Mullet street apartment
two: Maggie Kirby. 27. of 1451
Madison street and Hall.e Kirby. 37
of 905 Ferry, were seated ins.oe the
bar when Lena Mae Shaw entered
"An argumen'. of undisclosed
origin, ensued between Lena Shaw
and Eunice Wilson and which end
ed when the tavern owners. Sher
man and Orma Robbins toid the
party to leave Orma told police
that he saw an unopened knife
in Eunice Wilson's hand.
Stewart Berkley, her boy friend,
told the taVern owners that he
would take his friend home and
the party left the beer garden and
they walked sodth on Riopellc
In Murder of Woman
Lena Shaw, so police say. over
took Eunice Wilson on the sidewa.k
and the fatal stabbing of Miss Shaw
climaxed another argument be
tween the two women Eunice
Wilson told detectives that she went
home and threw away the knife
Meanwhile she is held for inves
tigation of first degree murder.
Catholic Group
Hits Allegation
! The following letter protesting
allegations that the Association of
i Catholic Trade Unionists was op
] posed to Negro occupancy of the
I Sojourner Truth Homes was re
[ceived by the Michigan Chronicle:
March 10. 1942
Dear Sir:
On March 3 under Detroit date
line the Federated Press carried
a story on the Sojourner Truth
Housing dispute, which said “op
posing Negro occupancy are the
Kh Klux Klan, the Association of
Catholic Trade Unionists, and the
real estate Interests"
| This statement regarding the As
[ sociation of Catholic Trade Union*
] Lsts is a complete falsehood without
the slightest basis In fact. The
i ACTU has made no statement re
i garding the Sojourner Truth mat
ter. although individual members
of the ACTU have been active in
. supporting of Negro occupancy. To
[ our knowledge, no member has been
active in opposihg Negro occu
i pancy.-
We warn you against use of the
tern quoted above. The story was
signed with the initials "C H."
which are the initials of Carl Haes- ,
sler. Detroit correspondent of Fed
erated Press. For private political
reasons Mr. Haessler has been re
cently going out of his way to cir
culate libels concerning the ACTU
via Federated Press copy. We are
protesting this latest fabrication and
we expect that if you printed this
statement, you will correct same
promptly and with equal promi-
Fratemally.
PAUL WEBER. President
ACTU-Detroit |
Howard Concert
Features Violinist
WASHINGTON. D C —Howard j
university's school of music brought
its ninth season of subscription con- ;
certs to a close Monday evening by ]
presenting one of its own faculty (
members, Louia Vaughn Jones, in |
a violin concert, in Andrew Ran
kin Memorial chapel.
Jones, who ’Was accompanied at
the piano by Luis Andres Wheatley, '
also of the music school staff, fea
tured the music of Brahms. Henri
Wieniawski, Ernest Chaussnn. Joa
quin Turina. his own arrangement
of the spiritual “Calvary," and p i
composition by the young Negro
Washington music critics herald
ed the artist's offerings as outstand
ing.
JOVIAL CM B
The Jovial club held its fifth meet
-17222 McKay. Bridge was played.)
prices being won by Mrs. S .White 1
and B. Thompson. Refreshments were I
served by the hostess Members are
I- Cleveland. E M. Davis. K Jnhnsor. |
C. King. F lonr and C. Woodford
WISE PEOPLE OF DETROIT ORDER FROM
Speaker
JUDGE ARMOND W. SCOTT
Prominent barrister who will be the guest speaker at St. Antoine
Y.M.C.A. on Marrh 22.
Negro Hospitals
Is Still Live Issue
Letters continue to pour in the
Chronicle office on Negro hospital
issue. Tne controversy over the
adequacy or inadequacy of the pres
ent system of hospitalization is of,
vital concern to the entire commu- !
1 nity. The following letter was writ-1
ten by Fay A Maynard.
March 10, 1942
The Michigan Chronicle
26R Eitot Street
Detroit, Michigan
Dear Editor:
j In response to the invitation to'
express opinions and apprehensions ,
of our Race hospitals in this dy- i
■namic city of Detroit. I am confl- :
[dent I express same for the major-,
ity who can read and reason.
| First, may I quote from Longfel
low s pen? "Joy, Temperance and!
i Repose, siam the door on the Doc- j
I The doctors who signed the letter ■
! to your paper dated February 21. j
1942, I'm sure did so with a prayer.
:of "God Forfgve me "
; From the rank and file of Race !
! members without benefit of letters .
: ‘saying naught of the constant plea
from the lettered entity) there is.
a plea for integration. For once we
. cn.ild hope for "Tomorrow." that,
time has come bringing disillusion-i
I You men assuming leadership in
.the very iearned profession of Med- j
.have infringed on the very nucleus
'of me o&JiCIIWX of your chosen j
profession.
j Perhaps the unfortunate laity in
‘the sections your hospitals are lo
cated in, are without knowledge of
the basic order of such institutions
[ pride of person or environ. That's
! indeed unfortunate. Are you a pre
dacious group aiding and abating
| such conditions by maintenance of
that are filthy, and over
! crowded to the extent of violating
many building and heaith require- i
1 ments? It is now obvious why this j
j was condoned by authorities. As!
j for therapeutics in its rapid and j
elaborate advancement your
i methods in many aspects are anti
' dated. The majority of your staff)
[and nurses are often abrupt, crude |
[and insulting. There is no mental;
'comfort for the relatives who en-:
j trust their beloved ones to your [
I care saying nil of the patient who
must endure.
I The physician cannot raise the I
i status alone, it s true, but you could j
combine your resources and politi-j
leal influence to the extent of giv
'ing us a rpal chance when the con
tinuation of life depends on, first
I class use of all medical science has
|to offer, plus hospital facilities in [
[accord with this era.
j Ido sincerely hope that to relieve !
a state of hypochondriacism your
j filthy little~* r coops" will be sub-,
1 verted and in their places a con- ‘
[certed effort on your part will give
lus intrinsic hospital facilities and in
the spirit of altruism your inten-)
jsive knowledge and interest will;
be collaborated to relieve us of the
[ apprehensions of. "where will we
take a member of the family when
l emergency hospitalization is neces
sary?" The pecuniary aspect will i
I not disappoint you.
Os course a race member is men
j ‘ally at ease if attended by one
who's sympathy and understanding ,
s mutual providing that attendant
*s well trained and will manifest
the intelligence of the requisites of
j This is not personal vituperation
i but rather a plea, for. one fact is
Detter than one hundred analogies.
Sincerely,
Pay A. Maynard
PLEADS GUILTY
TO MURDER OF
WIFE, 42, HERE
A 40 year old common-law hus
band who fatally stabbed his 42
year old wife to death last week
after she refused to come to bed
with him*, will be sentenced this
week after he pleaded guilty last
Thursday to first degree murder in
Recorder's court.
Mary Jones of 1309 Superior
street, died at Receiving hospital,
approximately two minutes after
admittance. She suffered from four
three-eighth inch knife wound* to
Police rav that John Robue. the
common-law mate, admitted fatally
stabbing Mary Jones following an
altercation in their bedroom.
One witness. Mary Fuller, told
police tha f she had entered the
room and seen Robue standing qver
the prostrate form of his wife arm
ed with a bloody knife. Senior
Detective Charles Buckholdt and
Detective First Grade Delbert Ray
mond were assigned to the case by
the homicide squad office.
DUCHESS or WAYNE CI.UB
Lillian Mason. 3140 Mullett street
Members absent were Mrs. Mildred
King and Mrs. Ignore Royater. After
the business meeting a delightful re
past was served by the hostess. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Jessie Ponder. 7901 East Veaaoi
Highway—Lottie Weaver, reporte^
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SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1942
YOUTH COUNCIL
TO ATTEND BIG
NATL MEETING
Will Meet In California
j On July 14 This
Year
! The N.A.AC.P Cenu-el Exeoume
j Youth Council met at the Y.M C A
. Sunday. March 15. and made plana
for greater youth participation in
the major activities of the day.
Gloster B Current, executive aec
| retary of the association, acted as
'chairman and presented plans as
outlined by the planning committee
The first subject discussed was
i the State conference which will be
j held at Mich . June 6 and 7.
The committees appointed were
| headed a; follows: Transportation,
l Stanley Evans of H ghland Park:
! Housing. Miss Johnnie Lou Gaudy
i of the Ecorse River Rouge council,
; and Miss Cleo Walker of the North
' Detroit council. The recommenda
tion that each council send a mini
mum of three representative* to
Lansing was accepted.
Youth To Attend
National Conference
The N A.A C P. National confer
ence will be held m California July
14 to 17. The Youth councils are
I planning to send delegates to this
conference. Plans are being made
to raise funds to defray the expen-
Three mass meetings were pro
' posed by the executive committee.
The tentative dates are March 25 in
Hamtramck. March 26. the North
| Detroit Youth council, and Sunday,
counc.. Speakers will be supplied
by the Sojourner Truth Citi
zens’ committee.
The executive committee accepted
the proposal that a leadership tra n
. .tig institute be held in Detroit at
‘ some future date.
BROWN DERBY RIDING (.'l.l*l
their first affa.r Sunday at the home
of the president. 257 Willis, a Boston
Fizz which was quite a aucceas. The-e
was plenty of entertainment for all.
Everyone had a grand time far Into
the wee hours of morning. New mem -
bera were - Janie Brown, Mae Jones,
The next meeting will be ai the
Derby Riding club is getting ready
the aaddle. They will have a regular
pasttime at the moat exquisite riding
riding past you when we're back
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