Flint Spokesman [Volume: 1, Issue: 16]

~saroDAy, JULY 6, 1946

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~ With: Sadawes Calvin

NEW. YORK ~ ~(Calvin's started off on the ju. tune.
News Service). ~ Hail KMH.|.Bu~ the public is hailgxg KMH
Nat Cole and, his Kimg Coie| (Kraf: Music, Hall _ for... theh

_Trio. had, just. finished, singing,
~Cement, Mixer~ on the Kraft
Music Hall show, last, Thurs- |
day (NBC 9:00 EST). Eddy
Duchin said ~Nat, that was
great.~ ~Thanks Eddy~ put in
~Nat. Cole. ~And what a lovely

Sentiment.~ began~ film~ star Ed-}/'

_ Ward>-Everett ~Horton who had:
- just joined~ the summer show.. /Somé. people sing about math-}
(er, others: sing about their}

sweethearts~~but Nat: Cole. sings~
about a cement mixer!~ ~Well,

_ ~ement mixers can be almdst
-human~ said Nat in,. defense.

~They can?~. asked ~ Horton.
~Sure, every now and then they~
get plastered~ laughed Nat.
~Just imagine,~ pondered Eddy]
Duchin, ~ ~a_ handsome young)
boy cement mixer meets a beau-,
tiful~ girl cement mixer~they,
fall in love and get~ ~married. ie
~..'. ~and in a~ year or two they
have a little sidewalk running
around the house. Say, I wonder
~if~ I could ~sing a song like ~Ce-~'
ment Mixet!~ ~Come~on Eddie,
~TVll help you, Now foilow me,~

offers Nat. Horton sings: ~Cement Mixer, Putti Putti. How
was that?~ Cole: says: ~Well,

your cement was solid but your
mixer needs a fixer. ~Let~s try

it again.~ Horton sings: a ~sec-:
ond time: ~Cement Mixer,. PutBelen ~ Pubtiv,..-1-think: I~m

a little flat on my putti putti~~.'
Then Eddie Duchin steps in to,
rescue by announcing: ~Fddie
we'd better leave the singing
to Nat and the Trio so go ahead

stand of equality for all membets. pf the cast, Nat Cole call:
Edeie Duchin. ~Edaiv~ as a, etl
_league.in the profession. Why

Rochester, one of our greates~
comedians refers to his Poss as
Mr. Benny.~

INCIDENTALS..: Erskine
~Hawkins. must -have ~fresh ail
between:.!Strand shows. + Louis
Jordan has. named.,the ~ fou.

ex-Zanzibeauts: who now dance
*CaJdonid~: with '!him~. the four

Jordanettes. Lena Horne expect: ~

~ed~ ir towh, King Cole Trio~ off.

on a.one night tour. Red Allen}

at Loew~s State., Josh White
she "'d stick to numbers. like
~House I Live, In~ and leave
degrading blues for the degrad
ing, lues ~ sitigers. Nicho}as
Brothers holding, a ~mjdnight
cocktail ~ party ~after a os De

Louis Woman~ performance this
week. Susan Reed; ballad singer, recovered from her cold jin

time to play the Riverdaie ben
efit, Ink Spots Unit with Peg~
Leg~ Bates closed L. A.~s~ Orpheum for a quick vacaion be
fore~ continuing on the road.
Flo: Hawkins~ -party~ for Joe
Louis~ sister.was penciled gut:

at the last moment because. Erskine needs his sleep when~ he
gets home from those strenuous Stand, shows....

a.
Sullivan.back,;,. circulation:
Mercer Elling.on~s new band.
Thelma Carpenter looking stunning in a black satin. number
with large, lucious roses on the
side of her hat to match, Louis

wa xt he

~boys with ~Errand Boy. For Jordan and Nat. Cole enjoying:

Rhythm!~

And the King.Cole~a quick scotch. at the Turf..

~Ni ite Lifei in

~oiey Wits

TO CANA

Clarion on to the consciences

Throughout America they challenging message has swept, |

New York

DA LEE
that long have slept,

"Tis for thy race, not for thyself you speak,

~ God.grant thee wisdom as th

_ WAYSIDE TALES:

e small and craven squeak. |

~Al Moses. |

NEW YORK~(ANP)~James C. Condens: eubrate

and churchman consecrated to the betterment and upliftment
~ of our Harlem, is the proud father of actor~'CANADA LEE.
One could actually see his chest grow an inch or more as he
walked and talked with mé about the party the Citizens Com-.

mittee of the West Side threw

apartment of Dr. and Mrs. ~I. Hirshfield, ~Manhattan.

in the very swank~ penthouse
~Maxine

~Wood: and Mark Marvin~ weré singularly honored along with
~his son for their contribution to the American. stage, the much
discussed production ~On. Whitman Avenue.~

offices pf Lee's father, we are th

orga

DAWN PATROL WIDENS.

_ Thru the good
e éditor of the Citadel, official

f the nationally~ known~ Ushers League, | Inc., of Ametica.

~Soanishtawel,~~. From

West ~110th Street, right ~up: to the Gp. of* historic Coogan~s

bluff where Bowman's eatery fo
to ~hundreds~ and hundreds of ou
title défense effort.

rms the crossroads, we~ ran in-:
t of towners here for the ~Louis. Chicago and Detroit, the twin cities who

ane ~claim ~to Suttight ownership ~of Joe ~Louis, thé man, had
~" hearly as much representation as Harlem itself~or so it seemed~: Joe Wells~ we were quickly surrounded by a party of 12
hailing from Clevéland, Columbus, St. Louis, Kansas City, Hot

~ Springs and Norfolk, Va.. At

She table of six ~where George

Turner, haberdasher. of ihicago played host, every | member
lived..within a radius of a block or two of exc other on. the

well ~ewe South Side of the: Windy: ci

x, ~Evel~ after: the bods Joe Louis. ede bier Ga down in.

competition. with the fight itself Wednesday, June 19, ~THE-'

RESA HOTEL was a. scene of

~riot of.gayly-colored clothes and happy. celebrants...

milling humanity providing a. We

noted at various times E. Simms Campbell, tioted eattoahiet

and his pretty wife; the Rev. Clarence Cobbs,

Chicago, Ivy:

Madden who staged the fittest party ~thé Harlem Hotel has had.
since it ceased catering to whites exclusively; Mrs. Marva Louis

Barrow, ex-wife of heavyweight

champion: Joe Louis; Dr. Spur
geon Morris, Chicago; Roscoe Weatherly, Indianapolis; Pearl}
Cherry, Fond Dy Lac, Wic.; Mr. and Mrs. ~Ralph Woodruff,

Pittsburgh; writers Bill
Pitisburgh Courier;~ Oscar. Ham

(my pal) Nunn, and Wendel ~Smith,

merstein, New York play boy:

and a happy party of ~Clevelanders; Arthur Dailey, Little Rock, '
Ark., with a. new car. (could not tell its make) that was definitely ~one of the sweetest jobs you ever saw, colored deep ma-;
roon; James Evans, former world's: colored - pocket billiards.
ojourn-in Detroit, Chicago and

champion here from. a.lengthy s
Hot Springs; the many corated

diamond ring we spotted on!

By ALVIN MOSES aa iia.

the finger of flashy Bob Williams, owner of the Top Hat Cafe,

Louisville, reminded us of the

headlight ~ofan auto~we felt

~ like telling the genial-visitor,~~wear such jewelry at home~
~in these trying days of delinquency and crime waves.

ss AE Si Boe + 4 tela 8-5

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1 prarie dog ' which:

cay,

~mént in Harlem: After en argu-'

the

| own auio, and was attended and,

-Moune, she wants Americans to

do, you, never had any time, In

exotice surroundings,

-teeth and one lower tooth
knocked~ out. Powell has
doubie trcuble on him. He is

'Moune Hates:
Hats; itis

Peop le~

P Dolores Calvin |

~New ~York * City) >. CNS ~| |

When: the Ministry of oFreign|
Affairs okayed: the, passport. of
Moune de Rivel,

cultural.; representative;
were sending to America. a
bundle ~from: Europe wrapped up
and. marked ~ ~fragile,~ -. For

Moumre has brought us the: tradi-{':

tions and customs of her ~native
Guadaloupe: - In thinking | of

think of cern first,..

engagement at Cafe ~Society Uptown,..oves shoes. ifistead of
candy. That~s hecause she~s diet
ing She also loves tailored clas-||.

sics ~ men~s suits, very. femi.
nine blquses and her favorite!
clothing is gray. She has, a pas-:
sion. for earrings ~and evening |,
gowns,: The very first thing that.
~happened: to, yher./in.; America
was the thef of a 300 year old,
medallion and several: other; an-.
tique pieces. She has ~a ~bill~
lives ~in a
glass fishbowl and looks very,
forlorn. A_ present from~ Mrs.
Herbert Lehman, wife ~ of the
ex-Governor: of New York,
Moune wishes the dog had a.
companion. ares:

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When the: Ministry of Freign
there is a distinct difference between American. and Parisian
women,. ~In iFrance every.woman has: an individual personality and she spends her time and
energy being herself. Her clothes
she wants ~to be~ as ~muth ~like
her as possible ~ whereas in
Ametica,' women try to,be like
an ideal, or dress according to
the fad, They believe in the, ydic-,
tates of fashion instead of Brey

exotic singer, f
on the grounds ~that she. was a} *
they $4

Moune,. ~who. has. just Teft an P

QUINCY SMITH

Meniy of baseball is in store
for:..Columbus fans before - Red:
Bicd stadium is-taken over by.
the Police: Circus and ~Roller
Derby,:whiie:: the pede are on
the Road:

co Wi. S. ~Welch Brings hi: Cin.
binnadi Crescents ~to. the. stadium to oppose the Clowns on

BLACK DIAMOND PIPKINS

July 8th. On July 15th. the;
Clowns battle the World Champ-{

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~ion ~Buckeyes and on July ~17th|

the Homestead Grays are sched.|
~uled: for~ their delayed 1946 de!
but.

Save those dates, The best ini
baseball attractions wili by
brought to Columbus.

Educator~s Son Wills ~Up From
Slavery~ Royalties to Wife ~

CE EAGO sy ANP. ~+ Royel-,
~thas~ rom* ~Up~ from ~ Slavery~
wil! go to Mrs. Missouri Wash- |
ington, widow of the late. Book.
er T. Washington, Jv., it was
disctosed here last week in- probate court, Th2 book is an au-.
tobiography of the elder Booker
qa Washington's struggles.

The will ot Booker T. dJr.,
who died here on February 5,
asked his widow to seek publica:ion of two manuscripts about
the life of his father ~ entitled,

~My Father,~ and ~A Picture of
My Father; Written in Quota
tions.~ ~Royalties from ~Up from!
Slavery~ wiH~ go to his ~son,
Booker T, III, and a daugh~>r
Mrs. Nettie Douglas upon the
death of Mrs. Washington, the
~vill stipulated

The will made no mention of
the first wife, the mother of |
Booker T. III and Mrs. Douglas,'
nor did it estimate the amount
of the vroyalties accruing from
the book, |

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themselves setting it. In.America, even if you have nothing to

France there is.aiways time ~.
especially if a man is cornered.~ |.

Moune hates hats and loves
Her family background is richly musical
and the folks home are ~rooting
for me~~~~as they say in Ameri
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Musician Beaten..| Badly by Cop

-NEW yoy ~ CNS ~ Twenty-two year old Carlton Powell,
bass player in the Herman Chittison Trio, was so badly beaten
up by the cops this week that it:
will~ take him a month to. recover,

It was abuut 2:30 in the morn-'
ing and Powceil, ca SCth Street!
in the Midtcwn arca of New:
Yor~: was tying to ge. a cab~
drive: ta take him to nis apart
ment the cab driver tceck him

not home, but tc the rolice: sta+
~tion at east 51st Street, where 3~
plain clothesmen pounced on
him,

| Lynch, George

| time for all at any affair given

and piano; ies Pi

SCIOTO DIARY

~ COLUMBUS, | Ohio: ~ APNS~;

Members of! the Allies Club |
are: Jacob J. Ashburn, Jack T.
Wiliams, Eugene F: Lowery,
Paul Even, Ray Harper, ', Don-~
ald Goins, Emerson Hatris, Ed-'
ward Martin, Pete Kelly,*Tomas.
Penn, Johnhy ~ Morgah,: Malza'
Daniels, June
Colman, Alston Allen, and Emely Leon. Pete Keliy, manager of
social affairs, guarantees a good

by the Allies.

The members of the Junior
Cosmopalites. are: President,
Martha Dojur; Vice President,
Neil.Chubles; Secretary, Charlotte Smith; Dorothy Philip;
Treasurer, Barbara Leslie; Barbara Page; Aurylne Worthington; Norma- Jean, Misill; Mary
Ann. Mssill; Ruth Moore, Geor-!
gi> Elliot. =.~

_Members of Jimmie" ~Blackweli~s. -band--are Richard; Alston,
trumpet;. Gregory, Burke, Saxaphone; Jimmy~ Blackweil; leader
trumpet;

Now at Bellevue Hospital suf-:
fering ftom a pos ~sible fracture~
of the skull,. concusions of the
left side of his face, three upper:

being charged witn stabbing Detective Edward~ Clancy during
fight, inough in his. tired|
mind, he ~knows that if he did:
it, it-was purely in self-defense. |
Meanwhile, he~s being héld at!
Bell evue under: $2,590 rail

FOULED ~tN FIRST~ ROUND
ECORSE, Mich. - Minnis:
Bod?ford was~hit ~behind the left!
ear by Wesley ~Brown. She says;
cnat she was-ht for: no reason|
at cll. Thetbidw-edused. # trickle}.
of blood, bit ber condition! was]
not conkidéréd BéyTOUs. Mis! Bod-|
ifcvd Stated that? ~she would. sign~

a;gompeai st. pgainst Brown:

a
ewe mill eel

CUT DURING ARGUMENT
~COLUMBUS,.-Ohio ~ APNS~
According~ io~~police: ~report,~

Kenyon Vaughn, 1130 Toronto:

Street, 37 years old, while in
volved in an argument in his

home June 26, over momey, was
eu: on the neck:by his wife,:

Verrnell Vaughn. Kenyon drove

to St. Francis Hospital in his;

id x
ios. ~

rezeased.

| Has Maa Jump-. -

i Is: leaping now to. a new jump,
| an original which she. has namj-ed

| be duplicated ~ nor surpassed,

Mabel Fairbanks ~

~Atom Smasher~

HOLLYWOOD _ CNS. ~ Mabel ~ Fairbanks, ~the youthful | ~
browh icéskater,; reputed to ~be
the world~s greatest: of her race;
has gone: and done-it: again, She

~The Atom ~Smashér~~only
she~s the. smasher!

When Mabel first arrived in
Ho:lywood, three months ago,
onlookers. believed.the greates:
they had ever seen. were the
~Flving Waltz Jumps~.in- which
she leaps graciously and carefreely over the ice. They swore?
that these waltz jumps couldn~t

But now it has been surpassed and - by Mabel herself.
When she begins smashing away
at the -ice, her audiences. stand
in awe. They whisper ~What
will that Fairbanks gir: do next?

Mabel shyingly.says: ~Now
that I~ve. perfected the ~Atom
Smasher,~ I think it~s twice as
terrific and lots more fun to do.
The Waltz Jump * just another

Flynn: Ford, drums. anid George
Earley, bass.

Here are some of the patrons
vtho were, at, the Janet White
concert, held recently in the
Columbus Galléry of Fine Arts:

Mr, and Mrs. Staniey Lewis,
Mr. Marion iverson, Mrs. Ruthene Moss, Mvs. Daisy Meredith,
Mr. Hoytt Jones, Mrs. M. A.
Trier, Mr. and Mrs. G. Harold
Williams, Mrs. Fred L Newsom,

Mr- Frederick W. Hughes, Mr.
and Mrs. Ammon. G. F:own,
Mrs Merie Gatewood, ~i. and
Mrs Znomas Ek. Embry, Mr. ana
Mrz. Norman E, White, Mrs.
Min tie Logan~ Davis, Mis. " liom-:
as J, McRoberts, Mrs. Sarah

Canty, Mrs: Victoria Wyms, Mrs.
Daniel White, Mr. Nelson Nap-:

per, -Mr.- Lénard Napper, Mrs.~
Virginia Goodwin, Mi, and Mrs.!
John Reiert Joes, Mrs, Edne!

Coleman.

CUT ON NECK i
COLUMBUS. Ohio ~ APNS~:
Police reported that about. 12:
30 a: m. June 28, Oscar: Tinglay,

151 Talrnadge, 36~ years.old, ~was~

~cut.on the rear of. the neck with |

~a vpiece ~of. glass by some. un-;

known person while standing on
the corner of Hamilton and Long
Street. He was taken to St.

Francis Hospital by W. A, Rog: {
ers and treated for a deép laceration on the back of the neck.

BITTEN ON LEFT THIGH
BY DOG
COLUMBUS, Ohio ~ APNS|, About 6:00 P...M. June 27, according to police report, Earl
~Redman, 316 N. Washington Ave.
~10 years old, while in front of
his home, was bitten on the left
thigh -by a dog, The boy was
taken by his standmother to
St. Francis ifospital and attended.

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WHEEL BARROW FALLS ON
MAN

COLUMBUS, Ohio ~ APNS~:....Report by police state that
Loyed Rees, 120 S. Oakley Ave.,
41 years old, while pushing a
wheelbarrow loaded with grav-,
el June 26, in the rear of 605
Berkley Road, it fell over on
him. He ~was ~taken to St. Francis Hospital and atiended for
bruises on ~the left side of the

jump to me now.~

body.

Missisign~
Woman Beaten

By White Men

BRANDON, Miss ~ ANP ~
Mrs. Matilda Pickney, long time
resident. of Rankin county, was}
- in. critical condition early last
week following an attack by four
white men.who administered a
severe beating.

Mrs, Pickney, a prominent
church worker, was returning
from evening servicc: when eg

| proichead by the me~ who ask
ed her if she didn~t know that
Negroes in Rankin county wre
not allowed on the street after
dark..

~Before she could answer,
Pickney. was. kicked down and
beaten and kicked about the
E Bissig and body. The woman sustained injuries that causéd per-'
| manent injury to her eyes, one~.
of which doctors fear will have~,
to be removed immediately,

Mrs.- Pickney, who is_ thei
daughter-in-law of Holly Shep-:
heard, janitor at the Rankin
County courthouse for the past
10 of 15 years, is expected to be!

Mrs.

moved to a hospital in Jackson}
as soon as her condition per-,

mits.

Court Sets
Precedent

ST. LOUVIS~ ANP The
Supreme Court of Mis-.uri sct
a precedent Tuesday in the ap.j
pointment of Atty. Silas E|
Garner~ as a special court commissioner to take testimony. in
a disbarment proceeding, against
Ignatius Page, lawycr.

This is belived the first instance in which a Negro has re.
ceived such an appointment.
Disbarment proceedings were
filed against Page when he was
convicted, of defrauding his
clients SS

~Garner is a Republican candidate for magistrate of the
Third district of St. Louis,

|Missouri High

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PUSHED FROM AUTO

About 9:00 p. m. June 27,
Boyd Tayne, 2815 N, High St.,
39 years old, police reported that
while in front of 265 N. 20th~
St., he was apparently pushed
faom an auto, possibly after having~ been hit on the head with
a blunt instrument, possibly a
biackjack. He was taken to St.
Francis Hospital and attended
for.lacération on the ~back of
head. After treatment,. Tayne
and Margaret Moss, of, 225 E.
Spring St., were arrested and

charged with~being drunk.

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DRINKS ONE PINT OF
RUBBING ALCOHOL AND i
TURPENTINE

C OLUMBUS, Ohio ma APN S~;

Pojice report that Hanvon
Hayden, 1019 1-2- Mt..Vernon
Avenue, sometime between 10:15
and. 11:15, June 24, while at. his.
| home, drank - about one pint of |
rubbing alcohol and turpentine.~
He was taken to Grant Hospital
and Areated, Hate Hayden is

Ads years: old;;/ ad

CUT ON LEFT ANKLE |
COLUMBUS, Ohio ~ APNS~
Police report that William Kir- |

by, 1380 Fields Ave., about 10:004

p. m. June:.26, 7 years old, while

at his home, he and a playma~~e

were piaying with knives. After:
being cut on the left ankle, he~
was taken to St. F-ancis Hospital, and attended for a cut ten-:
don in the left. ankle,.

Claims Poultry
And Egg Sales

t Westhee e
Wag & boos 1

|Were High

COLUMBUS, Ohio ~ APNS~

Injunction gnd triple damag2s
were brough: by th> OPA on
| June 21 against Jcsep': ~. Hallett, Nelsonville, Ohio for the
purchase and sale of poult iry and
~ggs-in violation of, ceiling prices
prescribed~ by | maximum pfice.
Tne; plaintiff asks for a recovery of $834.12 as.damages,.

Gulls Open Clams
Herring zulls open clams by drop.

i pital, stated before he died. that

'!| their home,!! girl friend who was living there

1 Holcomb; Eskidae
| Brush. Street;

i chell, 250 E. Columbia.

_ports

| of President

j institute eS a ~dark horse~ pre| fereece.

ed. naviug the ~nside ~rack, s t:.porters 9~ Mz. GCon, or~ sae in
him @ stsong cnadideve who wi:
| win suppor". ee groups:45
the state Mr. U'Coanor is pe
| ing consitered by tie Deaiia
Dewey.

ping them from a sasha onto the
~ocks below. ty

Detroit Negro Opera Cosipany~*

Presents ~Cavalleria Rusticana~

The Scottish Rite Cathedral}
wa the scene of the English
Yersion ef ~Cavalleria Rusticana,~ which was presented by the
~stroit Negro Opera Compan:
as- Saturday evening. Free
Press. mysic critic had th
~say: ~Ii-comes about as~ near~being the complete amalgam of
theater and. music as is possible.~

The play was directed by
Stuart Piggens. Some of the finest voices among Negrces wer?
enlisted as leading singers, in-!

ee

cluding Celeste Cole, as Santuz
za, and Benjamin Wailes as Turridu;~ Ollie MacFarland, as. ~the
Mama Lucia of the production,
and Mattie Hotchkiss as Lola.~
William. Ware, who played
the part. of the Teamster, distinguished himself by singing
difficult lines from Alfio with
ease and power.:
A large chorus gave the pteduction and scope. The compan~
is to be congratulated for~ a
fine and exciting presentation.

Father Shoots Veteran~ Son

COLUMBUS, Ohio ~ APNS~|

Recently returned veteran Ar-|
nold Worthington, who lives at.
450 -Parson Avenue,, was shot,
last June 23rd during an, argu-|,
ment with his father, police re-! ported,

Arnoid Worthington, wind died
Tire 25 at 12:05 in Grant Hos
he had been arguing with his
father. on the front porch of
about his father~s

lead

at the ~time of his return fiom
sorvices. In the argument Arnold
was shot twice in the left, sic >
of his chest and once m the left
shoulder. A 32 cal. revolver w:3:
use, officers. said.

Pol:c2 found three discharged
si.eiils and one in the gun that
had ~ven-struck by the hammer
of the gun, but had failed to ~go
off.

Wyatt Worthington, his fath-r,
has been charged with secc ad

~degree r urder.

| Hawaii Florist Gives Part of Profits
|NAACP To Fight Race Hatred

By Hahn rt WLit~

EONOLULU -~~ ANP~ ~ The
Vanda Florist shop. at 58 North
Hotel St., Honolulu, has, offered
through its ower, Mark WN.
Furnya, to give 25 per cent of
all prefits ~mede from flowers
sold to NAATP member~ anywhere in the United States,

Mr. Furuya essured your ccrrespondent. that. all leis and
orchids would be delivered in
perfect condition and promptly
when orders are received.

offer,

The price range of our flcwers is in reach of the average
young man,~ Mr. Furuya said.

Fleming Waller. president ~of
NAACP, in accepting the flo7~st
said ~You are doing a
great service to the cause of
better race relations in Amevia. We accept your offer with
profound gratitude.~

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All leading island newspz>2rs
recently carried news of the cantribution made to NAACP,

No Prosecution

~n Liquor Theft

DETROIT, Mich. ~~ Charges
of conspiracy ~to steal liquor
from the Detroit Athletic Club
were dropped against five men
and one woman afer Walter S.
Cummings, manager of the club.
refused to prosecute.

Cummings admitted tha:
there had been a ~leak~ in the
club~s liquor suppiies but stated
that since: all of the accused
were employees of the club thev
would ~be dealt with outside of
court. s

Released were Dennis O~Leary,
8229 Asbury Parks Aria Pigg,
80 Winder St.; Eva Nichols, 3019
Scott, 426~
Kenneth: Sharp,
631 E. Palmer and James Mit
BASIL O~CONNOR
GUBERNATORIABD
CANLIDATE

NEW YORK ~ ANP ~ Recirculating in _ politicai
circles here name Basil O~
Connor, former law _partne
Roosevelt, présAmerjy:an ~ fed
Of: ck
Tuske ~:~

ident of the
Cross ind. chaicm2n
board of ~rustees for
* the. oe
Although S2. Mead.is rex.

cratic party io vp dise Gover.

Carbon Ingredient

Carbon -is an essential ingredient
in smelting operatiofs for the pfoduction of calcium,.carbide, terrealloys such as ferrosilicon and ferro
chrome, phosphates, silicon carbide, -
aluminous abrasives, iron ore reduc
tion. and othe: electro processes.

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B Buy Bonds
By 1942 more than half of the assets of member banks of the Federal Reserve System were government securities, as contrasted with
@ proportion of less than. 11 per cent
fn 1929.

MISSISSIPPI

COMPLAINANT

DISAPPEARS

JACKSON, Miss. ~ANP ~~
A growing, concern was fli
early last week over the sucider
disappearance of Etoy F! ol,
World War II veteran and siudent
whe wes beaten bya mc. -of
at Lrornpted

white men when he

to register in~ Rankin: cour y.;

College authorities have b2cn
unable to locate Fletcher sirice
last Saturday when they scught
to question him. regarding an
affidavit published regarding th
Rankin county incident. ey

No information <as_ to Bes
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