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CRISIS IRGES
SAYSTHAT OUR TEAM SHOULD
BE WITHDRAWN FROM THE
BERLIN OLYMPICS
New York—Wth all the pre
judices of America against Negro
athletes within the United States.
The Crisis magazine in Its Sept,
issue, out this wek. urgs the Amr
ican athletes not be allowed to
compete In the 1936 Olympic games
in Berlin. The ditorial inferred
that America cannot make the
sincere protect on the grounds of
uoor sportsmanship and discrimi
nation since it has given Negro
athletes large doses of both.
"If memory does not fail The
.Crisis, thcr was talk of the poor
treatment of Tolan. Metcalfe and
other colored athletes at the 1932
Olympic games in sunny Califor
nia. which at last reports was not
in Germany. This, too. while the
FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR MRS. SALLIE JOHNS
Impressive funeral rites were
held Tuesday. August 27, from
Calvary Baptist Church, for the
late Mrs. Sallie Johns, of Kansas
City. Mo., sister of Mrs. Nellie L.
Scott, of this city.
Rev. J. ii. Must in officiated. Mu
sic was directed by Miss Roberta
Smith, with Miss aMjgarct Thomu
soti assisting. Miss Leo la Brown,
sang "Don't You Hear Those Oils."
The Michigan District Association
was reprsented on progra mbv
Mrs. Mattie lletnby. Condolences
were read by representatives of
the Mchgan State Baptist Conven
tion. also auxiliaries of Calvary
Baptist Church. St. James Baptist
( 'hurch. and Mt. Olive Baptist
Church.
Tile officers of Calvary Mission
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uair of Negro runners was carry
ing the Stars und Stripes to vic
tory."
The Editorial continues: “W do
believ. however, that the Amrican
Olympic commltte ought to with
draw our team from the Brlin
Olympic because the games are
being held in a country whose
government Is founded officially
upon suppression of relgous, poli
tical and social liberty, and up ter
ror and brutality. We ought not
contribute anything, either in mon
ey or prestige, to such a govern
ment. Kep Amrican athletes at
home n 1936. In the mantime, If we
just have to work up a lather over
discrimination in sports, let us ad
dress ourselves to the color line
in our own backyard."
ary Society, of which Mrs. N. L.
Scott is president, served as hon
orary pallbearers.
Tlie deceased is survived by her
husband. Richard Johns, of aKn
sas City. Mo., Mrs. Nell** Scott,
sister, Detroit; Mary J Scott, niece,
and other relatives. Interment was
ju Memoral Park Cemetery.
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'it!.* . . \'iL'us< jit with Mrs. N. B.
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Knllcwinu ilit* business meeting;
•tic ineiulM ;*s present enjoye*! a de
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fa sty menu*.*.
Saturday, Sept. 7, 1935 THE TRIBUNE INDEPENDENT
BOYCOTT OF 1936 OLYMPIC GAMES
V I S IONED
. In the • drujtal Kc, J
M. 11. R. I would Uke for you to tell me the meaning of tke letter
I received. IMeuse answer In the paper.
Ans: The letter you received was nothing more than the work of
someone that Is trying to crock you out of your share of the money you
Inherited from your aunt—Just Ignore this letter for If your daughter
wanted THREE HUNDRED DOLI.ARS she surely wouldn’t have some
one lse to write to you and ask you for It.
K. L. I).—What would be your advice about a rase of my\ kind!
Ans: You are Just hurting your own self by becoming serious with
this boy that you huve been going with for the past six or eight years.
He isn’t in love with you but he hateß to give you up after a friendship
of such a long time. The best advice I can give you in a case like this
is Just to continue to hit friends and don’t take him seriously, for he
doesn't intend to ever marry you.
F. M.—Should I go ahead and do what I have in mind or would 1
he sorry if I did I
Ans: Don’t be ho selfish with your baby. The father of your child
has expressed himself about this baby a number of times, and nothing
would please him more than to keep It while you go on your vacation.
You’ll have nothing to h esorry about for he'll give it the bst of care
and attention.
.. K. 1.. D.—Will you please tell me what happened to my brother
K. 1,. I).—(Will you please tell me what pappened to my brother
and if he will ever help my mother!
Ans: Your brother appears to he working now and .it seems that
he is doing find, lie has a good Job and Is makng plenty of money, but
NOT ONE CENT of it will he semi to his family She can hardly ex
pect him to help her out now when she turned him down when he need
ed her most and DISINHERITED HIM. lie doesn't intend to have any
thing else to do with his family.
\. .1. Should I live with my wife again and do you think I should
lake the advice of the parly I have In mind!
Ans: The way your wife feels about you now. there could hardly'
be any happiness for you together, so the sensible thing for you to do
is to STAY WHERE YOU ARE AND FORGET HER There in no possi
ble way to have a SI'EI.I. IM'T ON ANY ONE as the fortune teller told
you, and 1 am afraid it wouldn't do any good If you could, toward get-
ting your wife hack.
'I. K. 1.. I am worried nearly to death and I would like to know
It I ditl the right thing?
Ans; Yes. you did do the right thing by leaving your home town
and going to the city you live mi now However you made a. big mis
take by dropping vour insurance You should take out some more as
soon as possible.
\. It. Please tell me If my boy friend euros anything about me or
if In* is going with someone else. If la* is I want to break with him.
Ans: Your hoy friend appears to have a very peculiar disposition
for he gts a delight out of showing Ii is temper and becoming angry
when lit* f ’ tls you an* not at home, hut he Just does it because Ip.
K.NuWS \RK \FRAIH OK HIM. If you meant very much t«> him
he surely would treat you with a little more respect You would be a
lt*i In iter off if you would break with him.
V. >\. I want lo know if I will ever to* any better ofi ami wliil
can I do.’ '
Ans Milling tli fall of this year, and ippenrs that you will move
from wh re v honu in San Angelo,
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look after inn aid it won’t your woman friend
would.
Mrs. I. 1.. | |am worried about my husband and I would like
for you to help me locate him.
Ans: Your husband went away to work with this man that you
saw him leave with and ther Is nothing for you to worry about. The
place your husband Is workikng is evernl miles from a POST OFFK’K
and it is very inconvenient for him to correspond with you while lie is'
away. He hasn't hud a chance to gc your last letter yet which is ihe ra
son you haven't heard anything from him in the last few days.
1.. \\. Will you please tell me why my mother acts so fnnny at
times} M hat should | do to make her change}
Ans. Your mother seems to have done something in the past that
sin lias Ticvr been able to forget which makes her act funny nt times,
for she Is afraid you will follow In her footsteps For further informa
tion as to how you should take this matter I suggest that yu send for
a personal reply See note attached to this column.
'hi II I: tour question will he answered . FHKF In this column
ONI.Y when the .heading of this .column Is .Inclosed with Your
Question. Your Full Name, Itlrthdntc, and t orrect . Address. For
Private Reply send l!.*»c and a self-addressed envelope for my New
\strology Reading and receipt by return mail my FRKF AOYICF
on Three Questions Send letters to RAMON. The Mental Ist, care
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PONTIAC, MICHIGAN
By F. P. HARRIS
Rev. William King, pastor of
Trinity Baptist Church, left this
wek for the National Baptist Con
vention which is in session in New
York City. The National Singers, of
Detroit, rendered a musical pro
gram at Trinity last Sunday, at 8
p. m. Supt. Henry Jones, of the
Sunday School und chairman of
the S. S. Union, is being congratu
lated upon the success with which
his departments ure meeting under
Ills leadership. In the face of the
depression, the annual S. S. picnic
whjch he directed, wus one of the
most successful in years. A meet
ing of superintendents will he held
In the recitation room of Trinity
Church, Sept. 10, at 7:30 p. in.
Rev. W. 1,. Douglass, pastor of
New Bethel Baptist Church, ac
companied by his congregation,
rendered special services at New-!
man A. M. K. Church Sunday at 3
p. m. They assisted Rev. William
Baber to make a report ai the an
nual confcrenco n Detroit. Sept. 5.
Rev. Baber closed this conference
year on the evening of Sept, 1
Much interest is manifested in
llie rvival being conducted by Rev.
O B Jones, of Detroit, at n.Mccdo-*
MEDICAL SOCIETY GIVES
FACTS ABOUT CANCER
This is the fourtenth of the
scries of short artcles, sponsored
by the Mchgan Slate Medical So
ciety, in which the essential facts
about cancer are made clear.
mi: i \ki.v sios of ( AM'KH
OF TilF STOMACH ANI>
imksiim;
Cancer of the stomach is one of
the most treteherous forms of this
disease. It frct|iiently grows rapid*
ly ami spreads early. Also, it of
ten lias a symptomless onset, so
lluiL. whit the moss careful at*en
that cancer of the stomacl is hard
to cure, hut when recognized early
enough, cure is possible as for till
other cancers which may be com
pletely removed or destroyed. It is
very important for everyone to
know the sgns and symptoms
which should send him to a phy
sician for examination of the diges
tive tract.
Indigestion in tiny or its forms,
hegginnlng In a person in the can
cer age t above thrty-ttve .vnrs),
partcularly none who bus always
had good dgeston before, is a dang
cr signal which sliottld prompt a
searching investigation. Continuous
but rather indefinite discomfort in
the region of tin* stomach, not as
sociated with indiscretions in eat
ing or drinking, may bo the danger
signal. Rapid loss of weight may
oc< . but tliiß is seldom an early
sR The appearance of blood in
th« vnmbltus, or in the- bowel
movements, always dmands prompt
inmostigation. The doctor who b
consulted wth lay stress on an X
ruy study of tile stomach for this
gives the best evidence of early
malignancy. Thousands of lives
might be saved if it were an es
tablished practice to exnmine the
DR. J.D. WILSON
Physician and Surgeon
5518 Beaubien St. Detroit, Mich.
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ISM U »OP' pr * r '
e* Nf, "M S- * ~ •» ' 9 <~T A ' • ■ --rUPVT
niu Baptist Church in this city.
Rev. Powell, the pastor, addressed
the congreguton last Sunduy morn
ing, from the them, "I Will Wait
Until My Change Comes.”
Rev. F. B. Reed, paßlor of New
Hope Baptist Church, delivered his
congress Sunday on the subject,
“The Five Members of the Body,’’
and ‘‘A New Song."
Mrs. Etta (Tews, of Detroit, ad-
I dressed the Missionary Socety of
I St. John M. E. Church at 3 p. m.
, last Sunday. Rev. W. H. Renfro is
pastor.
Funeral services were conduct
|ed Tor the late James McClellan,
from the Davis Funeral Parlors,
Ibis week. The deceased passed
away here on August 26.
The Townsend Club will meet
Sept. 9, at 8 p. m. at Macedonia
| Rapist Church.
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SPECIAL IYOTICE
We do not Incorporate In club
news and other social Items, cards
• f thanks as cards of thanks are
forms of advertisement which
must be paid for.
stomach by the X-ray whenever
persistent indigestion is noted.
Cancer of the Intestine, as n rule
grows slowly and sprends less
rapidly than cancer of the stomach.
Any one of,the following signs and
I symptoms, or any combination of
them, may be the clanger signal:
constipaton; Increasing constipa
tion: looseness of the bowels; in
creased frequency, with . ntinned
urgency and a hurting feeling in
the rectum; persistent intestinal
gas; the passing of mucus in ex
to plloip
until a thorough examinaton incit
es that no other disease Is present.
I)o not attempt to make your
own diagnosis; vital time is casil\
lost in this way. Seek medicul ex
amination with such scientific aids
in diagnosis as may be indicated.
Remember that earner of the di
gestive tract is of frequent occur
rence and that a day lost in dis
covery is a day lost in the battle
for cure.
Font O'CLOCK RHIIM.FTTFS
Mrs. H. M. Moore was hostess to
tho club on August 21. Bridge was
played, prizes gfor hgh scores be
ing awarded Mesdames Taliaferro,
Fulmore, and Drlscold, respective
ly. The hostess served a delightful
luncheon.
Mrs. Foote, the secretary, was
called South, boeuus of th lllnss of
her father.
Mrs. Bertha Harvey has return
ed to tho club, after an absence of
two months, caused by her hus
hulid's illness.
Mrs. Mosley will be the club’s
next hostess.
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S*knnapolis--The University of
Murylund him raised the sex Issue
in its formal application to ad
vance the hearing appeal against
tho writ of mandamus issued by
thu Baltimore City Court June 25,
1935, ordering the University to
admit Donald Gaines Murray to its
School of Law. The Maryland Court
of Appeals is not scheduled to con
vene until October, about one wek
after the Cnverslty of Maryland
opens its full term. Under ordinary
procedure, Murray would be al
ready matriculated in the School
of Luw when his appuul would be
heard but in an effort to keep him
out entirely the University of
Maryland lias asked that the hear
ing on the appeul be advanced to
the last part of August or the first
of September so tliut a decision
by the Court of Appeals can be ren
dered prior to the opening of the
school.
The petition recites thut since
the writ of mandamus in Murray's
case svral other Negroes have ap
plied for admission to the School
of Luw, the Uhurmicists' School
and the under-graduate college;
that there are 2,000 students in
the University of whom 500 are
females, and H. C. Bird, Acting
President of the University, states
that he will not be responsible for
what happens in case Negro stu
dent# actually are admitted to the
University. The ptltion sets forth
a letter from a white man, one
George M. Quirk, a resident in
Washington, D. <\, who writes to
inquire whether Negroes are to ha
admitted and states the lie has
three slaughters enrolled in tin l
University whom lie wshes to re
move from tho University if Ne
groes are to be admitted. The Uni
versity claims that it is threateud
with extensive loss of students and
that the consequen loss of income
will seriously curtail its education
al program.
It further states that separa'i
schools are the traditional policj
of Maryland and that separate
have "undoubtedly been a leading
CALUffIY’S _
BAND ROBBED
OF ’1501!
Youngstown, Ohio- Cab Callo
way's orchestra hi-de-hted for
nothing lion- oMmluy night, for a
thief broke into the rear, of Malta-
K<*r AI Brown's coupe, as it was
parked beside a dance hall early
Tuesday and took a brief case eon
tainin from $1,600 to SI,OOO In cur
rency, Hrown reported to police.
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cause of the present amicable and
cooperative relations which exl»t
in this State between the twe
races.”
LANSING
Mrs. John Austin entertained
last Friday evnlng at a miscellan
eous shower, honoring her niece,
Miss Carljne Austin, who will be
come the bride of Ernest C. John
son, September 8. The color scheme
was carried out iu pink and blue.
The honoree receved many useful
gifts. Refreshments consisted of
sandwiches, punch, ice cream, and
cake. The twenty-live guests in
cluded Misses Leila Walls,, Jessie
Brooks, Cecil Wright, Ira Kemp,,
and Henry Wulls, all of Albon.
A group from Lansing moored
down to attend the convention of
tho Church of God, which was re
cently held in Nashville, Tenn.
The members of tho party includ
ed Mesdumes Nelley, Stroude,
Walls,Owens, Cruves, i’ritchert,
Wilson, and Misses Verma Roberts
Grace Mr. and Mn|
Martin, and Mr. and Mrs. T.
ington, Henry Harper und l’utAor
Busby. '
Flossie Mae Washington and
Carrie Lee Bryant will rotuin
home for school Thursday. They
have been visiting relatives and
friends in Georgia und other parts
of tho South.
Luther uvenport, who recently
underwent an operation at St. Law
rence Hospital is rapidly improv
ing. Ho has returned to his home
on Knowlwood avenue. Hlb broth
er, Samuel, has returned from Chi
cago. Mrs. Davenport was called
to Chicago, because of thu illnesß
of her duughter.
Louise Johnson and Mr. Keys are
patients at St. Lawrence Hospital.
Read the Tribunellidependent
each week.
KECKET TWELVE CL 111
The club decided at it snieeting
last Tuesday to hold anotlier whist
party by request. The affair will
be given at 2004 Maple strut, At\g.
?i.
j» a ii
horv. n V‘ Mr. \Valker, 2201 St. aV
toine. All members ure roqucpteir
to be present.
WIIOOPEE TWELVE CLUB
The meeting last week was held
at the home of Mrs. S. Hart, m
Warren avenue, with Clara Clark
as hostess. A delicious repaat was
served. AH members were present
and enjoyed the meeting.
The club plans to give a dinner
dance soon. The time will be an
nounced lutor.
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