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Quell Melee.
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were injuted ere t gh! were er- i
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of three citv blocks ir. tne Negro
section of the c *y
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ard military police after it wa* re
ported «,x soldiers had knorkeri i
down patrolman Kcr G.au ard ‘her |
beat patrolman M .1 Learned whr j
'ame to the reseue of hij brother
offirer
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soldiers at a bar had tn alterca
tion which soon sprrart unto thr j
»'ree! and s.dewalk* as hundred.- ,
of K>-d er* suddenly appeared *ud 1
joi-ed the affray
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«ponded to alarm* and succeeded .n
finally quelling the outbu . r t. r.r.ly
after several fold ers had beer, .n
--iured and eight others had beer, ar
retted and he'd for investigator
r ’he c o ,pty jail.
Pend.ng a complete investigator
n’o the matter, police believe that
the rr.e’re began when L Hawkin*
a 20 year old civilian broke a win
dow jr. the tavern and objected to
being eiec'ed by the proprietor. Al
len Jackson
An as y/'t unidentified *oldier
was d *armed as police <ent to in
vestigate the broken window took
his kmfc after he had reportedly
threatened a bartender in the es
tablishment
At th .« t.rre a grouo of soldiers
jumped on the two policemen ard
the fight was on. ending in the
wounding of five and the jawing
of e.ght Race soldiers in Stockton
last, w eek.
FRIDAY H’NCIIEON
The Friday Luncheon club met
at the home of Mrs. Sadie King.
The meeting was called to order by
the president. Plans were made
for a 'theatre party to be held on
Friday. April 16 In spite of food
rationing, the hostess served a very
tasty lunch The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Emma
and Zeffie Beanum in Wayne. Mich
All members are asked to meet at
the bus line by 11 a m. Juanita Fin
ley. president; Baylissa Gibson,
scribe.
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Five students in th« Division of Nursing at Dil
lard university receiving their caps in en im
pressive candle-light ceremony. This indicates
they ere now ready to enter into the clinical
phase of their work. They are. from left to
right: Orethe Fields. Nelda Griffin, Elisabeth
Brooks. Rhea Butler, end Ruth Taylor on whose
head a cap is being placed. The faculty mem
bers taking part are the Misses Anne Sewell.
Tht H> leer, fcvaiis' apartment
ring;; g with m.rth .. a gang of gay
revelers making merrv Saturday
r.ighl. It was Blanche's b.r'.hday
There were games dancing, food
and drink.*, and believe me the
party had a twfo-fold significance
What, with the eve of the ration
points or. hard. The Evan* served
chow A lovely combina
tion radio, a smart k.dnry-shapcd
walnut de.-k. flowers, linger.e were
among the gifts received Present
I were Mr. and Mr* Hew’dl, Mr and
Mrs Hewell. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Hutchinson, Mr and Mrs Green,
Almeda Evan* Edward Gifford. Mr
ar.d Mrs. - Bill Williams. Johnnie
j Moll:.* the Spurgeon Crosbys. Irene
I Carter. Wilber Hughes. Randall
I Jones and Marian McClain.
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Another group of whoopee rev-
I elers were out in Corant Garden*
Garden* to the Eddie Lacen's home
Tt was Eddie's birthday and his wife
nlanned a surpri*e party for him
The couples invited in were Mr
and Mrs Wallace Flovd, Mr. and
Mr*. David Ormes. Mr, and Mr.*
Nelson I.acen. Mr spd Mrs Norbert
Revels. Mr. ard Mr* Tiee Simmon*
Mr. and Mr* Samuel McKnight, Mr
and Mrs. Melvin Jones.
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Many friends are getting roadv to
trek to Canada on April 10. when
Marian Wilson will marry Billy
Vincent of Detroit. The wedding
had been planned for May, but due
to Billy'! early induction date,
things have speeded up a bit. Mari
lyn Webb Graham will be the ma
tron of honor.
sk * *
Good news brings Albert Mover
home from the army at Fort Hua
chuca, to engage in war work.
* * *
Having a gay time in celebration
of her divorce. Orion Well* feted
friends at Club Congo Her buddies
were Florence Jones, Dorrellc
Floyd. Marjory Anderson, and Char
lotte Howard.
* * *
A very interesting group of card
shufflers will get together in a new
bridge cluj>. with war time rations
taken into consideration. They will
meet at the YWCA, have dinner and
chip in for prizes. Sounds like the
club problem is solved Members
will be Mrs. Mary Matthews. Mrs.
Carrie Johnson. Mrs. Hattie Toodles,
Mrs. Gladys Caldwell. Mrs. L. Solo
mon. Mrs Vcrlita Smith. Mrs. Hazel
Brown. Mrs. Geraldine Caldwell,
and Mrs. Evelyn Cofer.
* * *
The Peter Pans met with Cecelia
Carter, of Elgin avenue, for bridge
and refreshments. They played
bridge with her guest. Gwendolyn
Harrison, winning first prize. Others
present included Mesdames Jane
Smith. Todd Webb. Helen Pettiford
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The Party Line
By MARIAN
i who won 2rd prize», Naomi Bill,
Mary Walker and Ann Roden.
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The Mother* club of Juniors on
Parade are getting ready. They me*,
with Mrs. LaCla're Knox of Trow
br.dge avenue, Thursday night to
let plans underway.
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Mrs Essie Mcßryde arrived home
Fndav after attending the funeral
1 *if her father in South Carolina We
extend to her our very deepest sym
i pa thy.
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Ciarence T. Camp !* back at West
V.rginia State college studying
, hard after a week’s v acation wuth
his family in Detroit.
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Lieut. Char’es Brooks ir now way
down in Tuskegee.
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Arthur Wilcox just breezed Ip
from California. He formerly lived
j in Detroit and was one of the Beau
Brummells.
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The stork is bu*v flying about
j ‘he Alvin Loving home.... Ditto the
Robert Dungeys.
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Mr*. B F Seabrooks. with young
Franklin, is visiting in Toronto.
sk »k 3k
Dr. E A. Williams is getting all
set to vacation at Hot Springs.
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Mrs. John S. Logan, we are glad
, to report, is improving rapidly. She
has been suffering from * a leg ail
ment and had a successful nfinor
operation.
3k >k 3k
Pvt Winston Brooks fStoney)
was in town on a short furlough to
visit with his wife, the former Callie
Heard, and their young son.
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Dashing in on surprise early Sat
urday morning was Staff Sgt. Ben
Peek of Fort Dix. N. J.. to visit with
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Reception Sunday
For Claudia Jones
A reception honoring Miss Claudia
Jones, editor of the national youth
magazine. "The Weekly Review,”
will be held in the English room of
the Book-Cadillac hotel Sunday
evening. April 11, at 8:30 The re
ception is sponsored by a committee
of leading citizens and organiza
tions.
Miss Jones is a nationally known
Negro leader, prominently connect
ed with activities devoted to the
advancement of her people. In ad
dition to her* contributions to the
war effort through her editorship
of the weekly Review, she also
serves on the national council of
the Young Communist League.
N.A.A.C.P. LIFE MEMBItI
NEW YORK—W C. Handy, fam
ous composer of “St. Louis Blues”
and sometimes called “father of the
blues”, received this week acknowl
edgement from the NAACP of the
receipt of final payment on his life
membership in *he association.
his wife, the former Mildred Break
field. of Bangor avenue.
More soldier news tells us that
popular John Curtis of the pre-med
school i& enlisting in the air corp.s.
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She Was Found Dead
In Alley Here
Last Week
Effort! to clear up the fiendish
attack upon a six year old girl
whose dead body was found in an
alley at rear of Breckenndge street,
continued this week as Lieutenant
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fiend for the brutal death of the
young girl who had been missing
from home for several hours before
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• passer-by found her dead body
lying in the alley.
An autopsy disclosed she had died
from strangulation. There were
marks of assaults on her forehead,
nose, cheek and chest.
Due to the nature of the case her
name is withheld by the Michigan
Chronicle. Her mother lives at a
Columbia street address. Tbe small
child had lived with her uncle.
The reported attack victim was
last seen playing with neighbor*
hood children, a few short hours
before she was missed by her fos
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