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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-25

Mil be "Eyerybody's Night" fea-
turing solos. duets and impersona-
lions. Mrs r. Clark IS general
manager.
The services at Second Baptist
Church last Sunday were we'll at
tended. Much inspiration was de-
rived from the Happy Half Hour
presented by the choir and con-
gregation each Sunday. at 1880 p.
M. Rev. and Mrs. Robinson and a
few members visited Mrs. Bertha
Williams. at the County Home,
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport lett
August 10. for Milwaukee, Wis.
Among the local sick are-Mrs.
Dennis Butler, Mrs. Beulah Prior.
Mrs. Viola Crosby, and Mrs. j.
Williams.
Don't forget the joint picnic at
Recreation Park, Sept. l. with
Olivet Baptist. Detroit, and Ypsi-
lanti's Second Baptist Church.
The Mems Civic League VIII
give a picnic on Labor Day at
Recreation Park. The Republican
Confer Club will give a picnic at
the same place and time.
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ed TO Chicago last Thursday TO at
tend the Worlds Fair.
J. A. Vaughn and son Junior,
and Miss B. +. Gregory, OF Rich
mond. Virginia. spent the week OF
August II. visiting his sister,
Mrs. Marian Whiten.
Mrs. Virgil Sears and Mrs. Min
ME Wallace and Mrs. Grace Hall
left Thursday for Chicago.
Mrs Perry Speed spent last
weekend in Detroit. Visiting Mrs
Bertha Scott.
Mrs Augusta Smelling, OF Val
dali. Michigan. a native OF Ger
many. is visiting Rev. and Mrs. G
W. Carr
The following person are leav-
ing Thursday for Chicago, to at
tend the great Negro pageant, 20
Sing \ New Song" Mesdames
Hazel Green, Burnadette Walls, b
f. Brunette. and daughter -poro.
thy; M. +. O'Bannon. AID the
Misses Serine easier. Gretchen
Bronson. Bessie Jones, Marian
Marian and Louise Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Robinson are
the proud parents OF n baby son
horn August IL. The baby's name
is Kenneth Eugene.
Mrs. Horace Bowles. Mrs. Mabel
Moss and daughter; Mrs. Gustina
Miles spent several hours last
Sunday eveuiuQ Visiting Mrs
Augustine Cherry and family.
Brown Chapel will present its
big open air festival on August %.
II Will open with one hundred
voices. directed by Theron Kersey
also a playlet entitled "A Bit Of
Gossip" directed by Miss Billie
Starks. The second big night will
be on August 20, In which the
young folk win be featured In an
"All Nations pageant. with Mrs.
Moss Craig directing. August 80
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carson. 1898 Lump
klns. In honor of their daughter,
Marie. Among those attending
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell, Mr.
and Mrs. Ivory Williams. Misses
Adell Ross. Luna White. Hattie
Lowe. Ophelia Whitfield. Olivia
williams Leota Daniels. JeMei
Braggs. Messrs. George Marsh. Ed
die Krutchell and Joe Hill.
Funeral rites for Mrs. Anna
Young. 2lO5 Meade street. were
held al Mt. Zion Baptist church,
Thursday. August % at l p. m.
Rev. G. w. Simms officiated. The
deceased died last Saturday. she
was born In Lexington Georgia.
and lived a Christian life for forty
wears. The survivors, consist OF her
husband. mother. five daughters
and three sons.
John Green. 1928 Dequindre
street died at Eloise Hospital,
August II. He was well known and
esteemed in this community. and
friends Contributed literally with
flowers and in other ways relating
TO the funeral.
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Trident Newsboys
To Allot Awards
BY EImorrls stIll

After months of planning by the
circulation department of the Tri-
bune- independent, an appropriations
has been made and was presented
to the club last Monday, August
goth. at the regular meeting OF the
Trident. Newsboys Club held at
the St Antoine Y. NJ. G.. A. for the
allotment OF an award to the
ncwsboy or girl selling the most
papers for the ensuing month o.
September. This award can be re-
ceived only by the boys and girls
whose names appear on the mem
borship roll of the club.
since the club has been rc-or-
eanizod on stable basis, the pay
mcnt Of club dues have been dis
continued. and only tie member
that owe back dues are held H.
financially responsible TO the club.
Eyorv member is responsible hove
ever for at least two new mem
hers every month. Aren't YOU I'M
terestcd?
There were some new additions
TO the club Monday and they are:
Myles Simpson, Charles Taylor,
James Bond, Clarence Haiti. Sal
ly and Ernostine Bowdin, Ruby
Bethune, Jimmy Linn. and las-
vey Brick.
Personals Of the Tri-dents
Clarence (Elmorris) Still and
Bernice Fleming were seen at
their favorite rendezvous, the Cozy
Corner. Saturday night.
, Willie Lee Summers is spending
tho remainder OF her vacation with
her aunt in New York City.
Helen (Eddie) Edwards and Joe
Gates were seen dancing at the
Graystone recently.
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HIGHLAND PIX.
By John Thompson
$50 LaBelle

Rev Banks has just returned
from Shclbyville. Indiana. where
the district conference wa, held,
earl Downes OF Scott NJ. r.
church. preached a fine sermon
sunday. August 10, at Berea NJ. r.
Church, Highland Park.
The Detroit Acme Club will give
blue shirt and gingham dress
party. August 81. at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fogel. 1909 Kendall
avenue. All are invited. Mrs. NJ.
White is president.
The s. 5. Club Is giving a moon
light outing Friday. at s p. IN.
The Zenith Bridge Club gave a
sport dance, August II, at 1901
I-aBelle.
The X Club and their guests at
tended the picnic in honor of the
colored deputies OF Wayne County,
at the New Forest Park. recently
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Terrell. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Stanley. Henry Walker and
son. Nathaniel Batter and two sis
ters. Alma and Hattie. Christine
Durant Dorothy Smith and Flea
nor Bryant.
Mrs. Nelson. 1926 Thompson.
returned from a trip South. Aug
ust 8.
Mrs. Stokes and Daughter. Rea-
trice. are on visit in the South
land
Miss Ruby Butler won the prize
in the spelling contest recently held
al Thompson Avenue Baptist. Many
were in the contest.
Mrs w Williams is i'll at Park
side Hospital
Mrs Nelson l3i2G Thompson.
returned ffom trip Sonih August
9th
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ANN ARB@.E2
R Nr>he Bird

i'eN W Carpenter. pastor o..
y baNls' thn,i is iaking
= iNi" Neode'l vacation. Rev. c. e..
N't ~ frar conducted
ih' SnHlaH ~crNifcs ho1h morning
H'N 'eHinn preaching two very
up frlua trmon.
WIS J ~ Cromwell entertained
fcreriiN louoeine Mrs.
'itet-r trppwc.l OF Alhrri1. Cana
PA AHa N'r ,iTcr-in-i1y Mrs.
Cromwell of this city.
Nt aud Nis Kenneth Wagner.
A'f M Aihcri johnson and James
Fos''r have returned home after
r idl.. Ihc summer in Northern.
Mich
Airs Grace Cook ana daughter.
ileion also her sister Mrs Helen
Roberts have left for Chicago TO
visit friends and the Worlds Fair.
They Will also take a boat trip 10
Milwaukee before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Elcrbce.
Who are now living at Bloomfield
Hills. spent the Weekend here
visiting relatives.
Miss Dorothy Shadd OF Fletcher.
Ont. spent the weekend with. her
cousin. Marjorie Henderson.
Mi. and Mrs. Fred II. Anderson
Of sos Fuller street left Wednesday
on motor trip to Nashville. Tenn
with his brother. A. III. Anderson
and wife of Ipsilanti
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EAST END NEWS
nss Julia Mae. Turner

Thomas Jones. OF Chicago, is
here visiting his daughter, Miss
Flora Jones aud his sister. Mrs.
Robinson 25li Conner avenue.
Mrs. Annie II Tandy and family
mourn The death Of her sister
Mrs Adelinc Springfield. The de-
ceased leaves a husband, daughter
father. sister and other relatives
and friends. Funeral services were
held nj New MI Zion Church. The
father T.. Campbell, Of Kentucky.
was present.
The l4th Community Progress
sive Club invites all young mem
hers who wish TO rejoin. 10 kind
" meet at the hall. Friday. Aug.
"a. The older club meets regular
w. on the second and fourth Fri
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"Wayne County Needs Coroner Says DR. Newbarr

DR.. Arthur A. Newbarr. candi-
date for Coroner o. the Republican
ticket. is equipped with both, a
medical and legal training. He is
a graduate of the Detroit College
of Law. Or. Newbarr completed his
medical education az the Detroit
College of Medicine and Surgery in
1917 After jntcrning at fhc Poly
clinic Hospital I'm Now York ho
spent nearly two years in the IT, s.
Navy. the latter part Of This period
being on I've s. s. Prcsidoni
Grant as surgeon with tho rank 81
Scninr Lieutenant I'm lal9 lc rc-
turned 70 Detroit and has since
been engaged in private practice
Regardins the office Of Coroner
the Doctor feels that there is no
cnll for 'rc elimination ~ Two vo~f
Iof that office In f1ci lho law mak
rs u manaaiorv There has hocn
mic i1if faNorinr ne cliniiuafiou
( f hc pfitc az CnrooU' 'his 30
lir FNarr' nnuicu would
eiwpiv netu ha sii~ ihr warl 1opo
~ a doctor alpnirfce Dr. hircl hv
fri other ofiieo holder rather
"o ehoson hv iha nooplo
trr rf r4arro ~ me'l9d
fiA ro result; i0 ' sas
ii % ll fnN naycr.
pr %'Nhafr fifmlv believes hat
N fiec 81 Tho Cornn'r is E.
ta nd 'n'egrul part of he Countv
government and hat with cffici-
ont ard oronordcal administration
pr in positive an' 'li'ect
20 ho iaH payer. no such
gin administration nr Ncwhnrr
iu4'ge- hirerlf II elected and re-
gard hM q" ming in both law and
modlrnc particularly adapted 20
ilr sitpcssiul a1ninisirg ION OF
ihc office by close economy JUS
ficc ard fairness 10 al and co..
nperaiipu with tho law enforce
wu ngcnnlcs Of The county. cs-
rccially he Prosecuting Attor-
office llr Nowharr is Of the
opinion nat a Coroner can offer Il
substantial contribution and SER
vice 10 the people ~ Wayne Coun-
ty
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MISTER NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Fort. 3l5.
Walnut street gave birthday
party, Friday night Aug. A., hon
orng their daughter DAISY. The
homo was charmingiv decorated
with cut flowers. About my
guests were present. including Mr..
and Mrs. Fort and MIR and Mrs. Me
Clarin. all OF Detroit. The menu
consisted OF chicken salad, ice
cream and cake, nuts and candies.
The affair was very enjoyable and
the honoree was the recipient OF
many gifts.
Rev. Il. X. Jones. pastor of Beu-
lah Baptist Church. 2S2l5 Maple,
will celebrate the first anniversary
OF his church, from August %
through the "a. Everybody is cor
daily invited.
A musical program will be Civ
EN- at First Baptist Church. Friday
night. August 2. The Ladies Acme
quartet and others will participate.
The program is sponsored in in
terest OF the Blue Ribbon club. OF
which Deacon Fort is captain
The Inkster A. c. Football club
is asking all football players. With
uniforms. 10 report to 1861 isabel
avenue September >. at 6 p. m.
Mckinley Manner is manager.
Miss Rosa Mae Adams of 81
Louis. Mo- is Visiting her father
y. A. Adams 800 spruce street
a strenuous effort is being made
by the men OF the Elks club. lo
raise their specified sGm To secure
q charter in Inkster All who have
made pledges and those desiring to
become charter members. are ask
cd TO see The officers OF the club,
Immediately.
Rev. Merritt. pastor of First
baptist Church. occupied his cpul-
pit last SUNDAY morning and
preached eloquently from 2 Chron.
Q4:1. He delivered stirring dis
Aourse portraying the divine prom
ise OF God TO Solomon.
THE Busy Bee club of which
Deacon II. B. Burnside is captain.
will stage rally of states. Sun
day. August &c Participants from
Detroit and other cities OF the
state will be present. to see what
state will be most popular. Rev.
Metcalf OF Detroit. will deliver the
afternoon sermon.
The congregation of Second Bap-
fist Church enjoyed a very inspir-
ational sermon delivered by the
pastor. Rev. O. Il. Jones. on last
Sunday morning. His subject was
"The Victory of Christian Faith"
A thrilling Spiritual was sung by
Jestus Morris. Many visitors from
Detroit and Inkster were present.
In the afternoon. the church and
pastor visited the Second Baptist
Church. of Ypsilanti. The pastor
preached strong sermon. subject.
confidence In An lInfaiihful Man
Is Like y Broken Tooth Or a Foot
ont of Joint The choir. rendered
Gospel selections. directed BIZ Miss
r. Armelins.
Second Baptist S S. and T.. Y.P.
are looking forward 30 a sue
ressiul picnic Saturday. Augusf
%. at Elizabeth Park.
The New Members club OF the
church will have a box supper ut
the church. Saturday might. Sept.
!. c. G. Curry is president.
M orrandv drcss contog, VIII,
SN 80 Srcnad Bnnfef. Ala-
ust a.
Th"r hnrrh and pnefor cninval Il
Nlf 'stft "yening recently M Hep-
iapi'si lnkstcr rpv o ~.
pfN1 ls9 @tirfinr
'i' " aer9nlpHuipd hy HIS
ea0if
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N. W. DETROIT
& FERNDALE
BY J. L. Bryant

Mrs. Josie Clemens, OF Cleye-
land. Ohio. was nthe city Aug. O.
10 attend her mothers funeral
which was held at the Church oil
God In Christ. on Indiana street.
A. S. Sebert will visit his moth
er for month. in South Carolina
Miss Eva l.. Baltimore. or Okla
homa, spent Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. ]. b Cannon, OF Majestic
street
Horace Collier, OF Mitcheldale
street. will spend a fifteen days
vacation with his mother in Edge
field. S. G.
Mrs. Nellie Burress, OF Arkansas.
Is visiting her son, at $500 Penn
broke.
MIR. and Mrs. Nathaniel Walton.
20494 Kentucky street are rejoic-
ing over the good fortune OF Mr..
and Mrs. Cox. who were left be-
quest by Marie Dressler. The Wal
tons are close friends OF the Steele
family. OF Savannah. Georgia, par
ents OF Mrs. Cox.
The Ladies Home improvement
club recently held their annual
picnic at the Zoo. July % The
guest OF honor was Mrs. Hamil-
ton. a visitor from Talladega. Ala
bama The club enjoyed the outing
immensely.
The Royal Monarch Club gave
fine program al Birdhurst Center.
Friday night. July q }. Toliyer
was awarded a lovely quilt made
by the ladies Of the club They
plan soon to give another pro-
gram.
MIR and Mrs. VI Evans oil Ilene I
street.. returned from q trip 10 the
Worlds Fair last week. They /
will visit relatives and friends in
Atlanta. Georgia
Mrs. a. Cathey. OF Memphis.
Michigan. is on a months yaca-
ion with relatives and friend ii
Georgia
William Thomas OF Greenyille.
G.. spent few DAYS last week
i the home of Mrs. Elizabeth J
richards. >S37 Northeast street
+. c. Curry. 20l5i wyoming is
eriOusly i'll at this writing
Miss v Green. of Majestic 81.
, vacationing in Chicago with
or aunt
w. X. Morris. OF Chicago. was
he weekend visitor OF Mr.. and
Irs. +. Morris. IS Parkside st.
William King. OF Atlanta. Is the
uest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
avis 80 Mitcheldale street
Mrs. Loltic Baltimore. OF Ithaca
.rpe' has returned home from
ie hospital.
A. p Hubert II on The sick list
Mrs lncta Hughes Mrs. Beu-
M N.s t 80 Louis. were re-
tln Nr and Mrs. Rob-
M rrtN.r iN NOrtNlawn ST.
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RIVER ROUGE
BY TheIma Williams

The Y. G.. p. Club, sponsored by
Mrs. II. M. Reynolds, gave a musi-
cal program and presented a play
let. Jean Val JEAN" at Quinn s
Hall, Friday. August II. Among the
honored guests were Mayor Val
ade. Commissioner Greig, and Mrs.
M. H. Fowler. of the Lucy Thur
man Y. w. @. A., of Detroit. The
hall was crowded and all enjoyed
the program by the girls and the
addresses by the honored guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Crutchfield
entertained large number OF kid
dies, August IL, In honor of Louis
Jr. on his sixth birthday.
An eight-pound boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lemous, at
Parkside Hospital, Aug. 10. Mrs.
Lemous Is now residing at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Alice
Crutchfield, ass Elliott.
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Y PSIL A N T ]
BY MrsAEugenIa OBannon

Rev. and Mrs. James II. Stew
art. had as their guests on August
10. Mrs. Lottie Outland and broth
err. Mr.. Nelson. OF Michigan City,
Indiana: and Mrs. Mae Mitchell,
OF Chicago. Illinois: also Mrs.
Saddle Stewart. and her small
son. OF Indianapolis. Indiana. A
delightful dinner was served on
the lawn under the shade trees,
and the visitors motored home
late In the evening.
Mrs. Francis Wright, Mrs. Liz
zie Boswell and son, Floyd; Mrs.
Francis Brooks. Mr.. ana Mrs. Bert
Nelson. OF Cleveland. Ohio. motor
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on the evening or august 40
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day night Of each month. Every
body is welcome.
\ big bazaar will be held soon
by the Junior Sewing Circle.
There will be plenty of fun and
entertainment in store for those
who attend.
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N. DETROIT
Is, Mrs. Josephine Boyden


Wedding bells will ring on Cody
street. Sunday, August 20. when
Miss Janilee Seibert and William
Hill will speak their marriage
vows. The reception will be given
at the brides home. 2069 Cody.
sunday night. The couple will
spend their honeymoon In Chicago.
Returning. theyzwill be at home 10
their many friends. 2075 Meade ST.
The Imperial Social club is pro-
crossing In every way. A picnic is
planned for September. as the
clubs last social event OF the sea-
son. For information concerning
the organization. call at 1890 Nc
Lean street William Bum is pre-
sdent
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. under
the leadership OF Pastor G. w.
Simms, is carrying on splendid
work. a tcn-night revival meeting
is being conducted at the church.
by Rev. Wright. The membership
is rallying 10 remodel the church.
Al Lomax a. w. T.. Zion church,
OF which DR.. W a. Blackwell Is
pastor. Evangelist Mrs. Wisdom oc-
tlpicd The pulpit AT the morning
service and delivered a great dis
course. Many were present Al
5su D. III. The Missionary Society,
of which Mrs Blackwell is presi-
cent. had successful rally. Rev.
5. Bankhead, OF the Highland Park
81 T. church preached a touching |
sermon on Missions Al The even
iMg service Pastor Blackwell ,
preached TO "a capacity audience on |
Vie subject he New Command |
meni Of Love; The Seal and Sign |
oi Disciplcshp." The Ladies Altar
Guild. with Mrs Setilee as leader,
is bringing things 10 pass with
heir activities and Splendid
events are being sponsored by the
Board OF which Mrs.
Vim. J. Lynn is head.
The members OF Lomax welcome
,ack Mrs. I'aree Wilson. who has
uSt returned from a pleasant visit
With parents and friends In the
south. also Mesdames Rosa Buie
nd w. Eldridge. who We're called
lome 10 attend the funerals of
heir respective fathers.
Green Grove Baptist church. on
orleans street. has closed sue
essful revival and is increasing
IS membership. Mrs. A. Rice. 2062
leade street. was hostess to the
asior. Rev w. Il. Tarpley, and
IRIS. Bowling. key worker at a
inner recently given in their hon
r.
Pleasant Grove Union Baptist
hurch. Riopelle street, with Rev. |
/. Newly as pastor, is having |
marked success in their August
ally They are assisted by all the
,asinr- u he \Orih Detroit dis
riei fhs rally viii close august
ce~og lihN baptist church
2li llt under waS well attend
.nNday The pastor. Rev
81 fo,NtH rrorhcu ai ihc morn-
iue aud evening services. Ills
mcssages We're sorl-stirring. The
mcionership of the 5. 5. rs increas-
inn The senior choir recently had
a AcNwhtfnl outing tat Bell Isle,
ac an fhc il list include
Jonf Ter VIII iham,
W W,9t II s Jtn
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PONTIAC NEWS
by Y. Harris

REV. Donaldson, pastor OF Trini-
" HaptiAt Church has been on
fnu Htfit Met
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LA N s 1 NC

Wf w. VI. NnEnpr
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Dean
entertained his sister. Mrs. Pat
man and her family. visitors here
from Detroit
Evening star., 1934-05-27
Ne,U Speed Mark Is Expected
In Indianapolis Motor Races
Fuel and Lubricants Limit Will Not
Hamper Cars in Quest of Record
in Long.Rm Euent.

who has been racing over the Ma
tion's speedways and dirt tracks near
ly 20 years, also believes there Is o
chance for Meyers record to be shat
tered. He won the race two years ago
and will have three entries this time.
The cars will not have to be faster
than they were year ago, but they
will have to be more economical In
fuel usage. The most drastic change
in the rules limits each car to As gal
Ions Of gasoline. The stipulation does
not apply to the two oil-burning cars
entered in the event. r'
A limit Of six gallons and two
quarts of crankcase oil also has been
fixed. The cars were allowed six GAL
Ions a year ago, and all but one or
two Of them found the amount SUM-
cient. '
In past races some cars have not
averaged more than 8 to 10 miles to
the gallon of gasoline. To complete
the 500 miles on As gallons they will
have to average better than II miles
to the gallon.
Speedway officials introduced the
rule in the hope Of reducing high
speed and thus minimize the chances
for crashes. Test runs have indicated
that the drivers and their mechanics,
however, have found, through finer
carburetion, better manifolding and
care they can rush along at ITO miles
an hour and still not exhaust their
fuel supply.
The old gang Of drivers Is back,
thinned bit by fatalities on the
tracks of the country in the last year.
but undaunted in their quest for the
major portion Of 100000 Of prize
money. Dave Evans, Deacon Iitz,
Lou Moore, Stubby Stubblef1eld, VIII
bur Shaw, Red Shafer, Russell Snow
berger, Shorty Cantlon and Ralph
Hepburn, who have been racing for
years, await the starting bomb.
The sensational Rex Mays from
California, Wild Bill Cummings, pace
maker a year ago; Kelly Petillo, AL
Gordon, Pacific Coast champion, and
Johnnie Sawyer are others Of acclaim
who will participate.
The starting field has been reduced
from A to 80 cars in the interest Of
greater safety. The 81 fastest Of the
81 gasoline -motored speedsters entered
will be eligible to start. The other
two places have been reserved for the
two oil burners.
OF the cars entered, % have eight
cylinder motors. 20 are Of the four
cylinder type, four have 16 cylinders
and one is a six-cylinder. There are
seven front drives and two of four
wheel drive construction. The re-
mainder are the conventional rear
drive type.
Evening star., 1934-05-27

MOBILE, Ala, May 26.-Nicholas
Broussard In his buggy ride from
Erath, La, to Washington to greet
the President, Is finding the going
smooth, physically and legally.
Lest he be delayed, Alabama
waived q law, and the 75-year-old
traveller, his two pet roosters and
faithful horse breezed through Mo-
bile and continued northward on
schedule.
Alabama has o law requiring that
all horses-even visiting horses-be
dipped In q fat filled with . solu-
ton that kills animal ticks.
The local dipper, to whom all
horses look alike, found himself
wedged between the dictates Of duty
and natural impulses to be hospitable
and lenient toward Buggy Rider
Broussard