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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-08
Mahoney Endorsed
For c o n g r e s
BY G. c. Dennis

Attorney Charles ii. Mahoney,
who was Republican nominee for
U. S. Congress from the First Con-
gressional district in 1882. lie has
practiced law In Detroit twenty
three years. is president OF the
Great Lakes Mutual Insurance
Company, he was member OF the
City Planning Commission for four
years. member OF the Wayne Coun-
ty Board of Supervision four year,.
Mr. Mahoney lie a graduate o:
Decatur High School. Olivet Col
lege, Fisk University. and the
University OF Michigan He fed II.
persons daily, at food stations
during the winter of 1912, helped
hundreds of families during the
depression. He is honest. sym
pathetic. and worthy Of you SUP
port
Vote for Charles H. Mahoney.
Rcnominatc him for L. s. Congress
from the First Congressional dis
trict, consisting of wards 5-7-1l-l"
l5- and the city of lIamtramck
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find out what is going on so |
am going to let Helen lines tell
you the latest gossipn. And by the
way Miss lines has gone modern
II you wish TO call it that and has
Joined the Mohamed or Molesem
or what ever II is she has chang
ed her name TO Tarhata lines and
wishes all j. Us to know it's O..
X. Tarhata let's hear what you
have TO say;
We'll gang there Is much to say
this week. But have you heard
! that Joe Neal. you know little Joe
is going TO college. Sounds funn.
to me.
\ SO HarrisoS Hayes gave a PAL
I ! ty for Joe's Birthday and the gar
took advantage or the sftuatfo
and laid IL on thick, and as a RI
suit. little Joe is burning up nov
Well. Well we all have beei
lonesome for beauty that is IN
BOYS have since Willette Colmel
left town bag and baggage fol
Pittsburgh. The other day sht
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-08
Jovial Juniors

By Leroy Winnie
To my great surprise on my
stay in the Buckeye State | found
thai Michigan was well represents
ed with their j. j. visitors. In
Columbus | found Marion Carter
entertained by Jane Brown and in
Portsmouth discovered that Peti
te Ethel Patton of 2l49 Mullett st.
Detroit was being entertained by
Miss Roper and by the way Miss
Roper makes trips 10 Detroit
quite often.
To my greatest surprise, mis-
fortune or what have you | find
none Of my girl friends have got
ten married and those OF you who
used to read my column in the
former Detroit Tribune. With
re Ohio Younger Set" will recall
some Of these names: Frances
Scott of Columbus Is still thu
quite hard working girl. Fern
Holly number two on the hst ma
be termed as the flash OF Hunt
ingfon, w. Va" is still aroun
and your faithful correspondent
was the victim OF good bawlfn
out for not answering her letter
So much for Ohio, lets get bacl
home and find out what is goinl
on in our absence.
But since | have been gone all
week il Is really hard for me 70
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-08
Ten Boys Win Places
In The Various
Events

The Central Community Swim
ming Center Swimming Team
made a fine showing in the Greater
Detroit Novice Aquatic Carnival
at Belle Isle Saturday August %
Teams from every pool in and near
Detroit were represented sendi G
the entry list well over the 1000
mark. II was one OF the largest
swimming meets of its kind to be
held anywhere.
In the morning trials the team
looked exceptionally good. Ten boys
won places i'm their various events.
Joel Grey. Theodore Stafford. VIII
liam Grier and Ralph Saunders
we're winners In the free-style
events. David Cobb. an IL year old
lad, splashed his way TO a second
alace i'm the back stroke while
Frank Webb and Sonny Buckmon
we're trailing the leaders in their
classes. Emmitt Grier. Buddy VIII
son and Edward Mcfarland. swim
ming a great race. found them
selves I'm third place at the finish.
Jimmie Brown. coach OF the
Central Swimming Team. has a
great team and in a year 1t should
be hard to beat.
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sent Harrison Hayes Postal
card and now he sleeps with It
next TO his heart.
Big Bill Mcfarland. the girls
dream man was In town from the
Cool County and Cool AIDE Camp,
in other words the c. {. c. but
unfortunately he has returned.
Our troubles have just began.
Vivian Bostice our very dear
friend has just returned from her
vacation.
I'm beginning to wonder II Mar
10 Crawford Is Npoming another
Clark Gable for On the St. Mat
lthews Picnic last week, Mr.. Craw.
X from Chester Current, aNtho
n jIafer heard that for some tim
: Mario has been the sugar I'm Mis-
;. Smiths Coffee. Even though Mis-
! Smith did at one time offer pro
lection TO Leroy g. White. Mr.
Crawford's best enemy
Someone recently asked me,
"Iielen who is yonr felow?7 and
! simply replied. Ted Lewis is
alright. but he SasNa girl Sammy
Taylor ARGUES TOO snuch and Ben
Adams Is a fine hoy so draw your
| own conclusions
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SPORT NEWS and THE

experienced person: nor would we
expect a young boat captain 10
know the seas as an old veteran
would; neither then can we ex-
pect one limited In political exper-
fence TO be able 10 master the ..,
Utica sea as veteran would us.
We need above all IA master OF the
f'-IlchI sea. veteran who knows
he many sink holes and the diff
cult and treacherous spots which
lie IN that sea We need a Senator
from the Third Senatorial district
who has the political experience OF
congressman like Oscar De
Priest. or like Robert l.. Yam. edi-
tor OF the Pittsburgh Courier or
like Bob Church Of Tennessee Cf
like Perry Howard We cannot af-
ford 20 take a chance again with
anyone who Is without this politi-
cal experience united Supp0rf OF
flie citizens 0i the Third Senatorial
district behind the man who has
the political experience OF De-
Priest. Church. Nann. and Howard
will give 10 ns the Kind oi repre-
>entasl0n We have loneed FOR wish
cd and desired
LonkXe over the entire list Of
can4lida'Cs running in the Third
Senatorial distriri we rinl one
with genuine political experience
an experience gained from The
eraat Hatlhcld OF Politics. earned
BY nusclfish devotion 10 cause:
one who has kept faith through mo
'hickes ~ ihe haulc when enemy
guns We're shooting their most
-laudoron- degrading propaganda.
one who has not CEASED his activi-
- in the face 81 u All he can
dtiaic With real political expert
cncr spoken Of above Is Dr. Aaron
g. Toodlc.
Aaron G. Toodle & iho veteran in
politics Of Detroi and Michigan;
his political experience fits him for
the office OF state Senator from the
Third Senatorial district.
The slogan lhcn for voters of the
Third Senatorial District is UNIT
ED WE STAND WITH a VETER-
AN Aaron G Toodlc for State
senator Remember. do not split
yonr votes Vote together aud win
back what you have lost. Septem-
Der l1th at The Primaries.
Chicago Does II Why Can't
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Prompt trial of criminal cases
result in the conviction of many
defendants held for trial in major
offenses. and the alertness OF law
enforcing officials is one of the
main reasons that gangsters and
hoodlums shun Detroit and Wayne
County, says Conner Krise. chief
assistant prosecutor and candidate
for prosecutor of this county on
the Republican ticket. at the COM
ing primary election.
| The program OF taking cases Il
court as soon as possible was In
sstituted by the Prosecutors offic
four years ago. by Harry 8. Toy
| the present prosecutor, and Mr.
Krise who was largely responsible
| for carrying the program into ef-
feet. Mr.. Krise's candidacy is be-
ing sponsored by Prosecutor Toy,
who feels that Mr.. Krise is the logi-
cal man 10 carry on the work OF the
Prosecutors office. Mr.. Toy is Il
candidate for attorney general on
the Republican ticket.
Among the reasons for the eff
flciency of the Prosecutors office
IS the extraordinary cooperation
given I'm the prosecution OF crimi-
nails and the accuracy Of the JUS
ice mcted out 10 them, through
speedy trials. II Is safe TO say that
i'm ordinary cases an average Of
ten Witnesses are summoned 10
give testimony for the people, and
must be paid TWO dollars a day
each. together with travelling cost,
Each date on which a case Is call
ed the witnesses are in court ana
raid. which means an average OF
wenty dollars day. Whenever a
case is adjourned, the cost of prose-
Irninn mounts. The new system
las saycd thousands of dollars In
witness fees Mr. krisc II elected,
viii continue The program.
Curing the past four years,
Prosecutor Toy has established a
nation wide record rs fearless
Jaw enforcing officer. The Prose
ouior's office has relentlessly
wtged war against gangsters,
htod,nms. and rackcieers. Mr..
krise promises to maintain the
saline efficiency. II elected to this
mportan; office For four years,
Mr. Krise has served as chief as
slstant to Mr.. Toy, and was an as
sIs,ant for eight years before he
became chief assistant, making a
total of twelve years in the office.
re will bring this vast experience
10 ,hc sct ice Of the people Of the
county as Prosecuting attorney.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-08
JOHN A. KRONK
For State Representative on the Republican
Ticket, September the 18th

Mr.. Kronk is running upon his
public record OF service as Coun-
Gilman for fifteen years. During
this time, he has fatherd several
play grounds and recreation acti
yities for the children of Detroit
and has always stood for pro-
gressiye city legislation for the
good OF the City Of Detroit.
IL elected to the Legislature.
Mr.. Kronk will render the same
type Of service to the State that
characterized his city service.
Mr.. Kronk has always been q
friend 20 tho common people; he
can alwaps be seen and talked
wi II on matters Of interest TO
citizens.
In State matters. he stands for
the reduction OF taxes and reduc-
ing the cost of government: the re
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peal of the present Sales Tax:
adjustment OF the present Head
Tax: substitute increased Income
Tax for Old Age Pension and 9TH
or necessary public expenses. He
believes that since there is no
road-building program. Weight
Tax should be further reduced
and used for other purposes.
Mr. Kronk appeals to the gener-
al voters OF Wayne County for
their vote for him on Sept IL. He
is running on the regular Repub-
lcan Ticket and will support the
regular Republican Ticket in the
vent he Is defeated. Mr.. Kronk
VIII appreciate your Influence
with your friends and acquaint-
ances In his behalf on September
i1ih Remember the name John
A. Kronk
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BREWSTER SWIMMERS WIN -
In BIG MEET AT BELLE ISLE
BOXING NEWS
BY s. t. Holland

Bud Greed the Pawhuska pun
cher. tackles Pretit Ferrarar OF
Lansing. Michigan this Thurs
day night at Lansing, for the state
nght-heahyweight championship.
Both boys are hard-hitters and
the fight should not last the limit.
Ferrarar recently regained the
title by stopping Harold Ander-
son. white lad, from Flint In the
ninth round.
Last Weeks Fight Results
Joe Lewis. former amateur
champion and now a promising
heavyweight. knocked out Buck
Everett of Gary. Indiana in the
second round at Chicago last Mon
day night. August 9th Everett is
"a tough white lad and has fought
Dave Macer Tiger Jack Fox Art
Lasky. Dick Daniels. Tony Can
celia, Charlie Belanger and Red
Barry. This marked Lewis fourth
knockout in five fights.
Eddie Wells fast moving De-
troit middleweight. scored tech
nical knockout over AL Abad of
Toledo in the sixth round OF the
feature bout at Hazel Park last
Friday night.
IT, S. Chocolate. hard punching
Detroit featherweight defeated
Lefty Logan in one of the preli-
minaries.
All good amateur and profess
sional boxers please send me your
complete records. My home adj
dress is 9666 Peter Hunt. Will Mr..
Cecil Farmer please get In touch
with me?
Did You Know That
The West Side A. c. Is about
the only good gym in the city?
Ansell Bell was the only out
standing Negro featherweight in
1924?
Tiger Jack Frost. Terre Haute
light heavyweight, lost a ten
round decision to Young Firpo OF
Portland. Oregon?
Bud Greed has won two thirds
OF his bouts by the knockout
route?
Arson Green will fight Fait
Lehman soon?
Speedy Johnson is good little
fighter?
Holman Williams wants fight
Wesley Ramey?
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Popular Band Leader
Endorses Schmeman
F or City Council

Herman w. Schmeman. candidate
for councilman. besides ha, ing a
very clear and creditable record,
has been endorsed by Earl Wal
ton. one of Wayne County's lead
ing citizens who is recommending
Mr. Schmeman not merely from
literature he has read. but through
ears OF personal contact.
Mr.. Schmeman is the son OF Her
man w. Schmeman. ST.. president
OF the Detroit Federation of Mu-
sicians lie is 30 years old. and has
lived in Detroit his entire life. Fiji
teen years of successful business
q perience, wide acquaintance
vi h Detroit problems and a splen-
did personal record would fiji him
or the post he seeks.
Mr. Schmeman unlike most pres
cut day politicians is not making
promises that he may be forced TO
reak in the event that he is elect =
O. 20 the council lie is known for
his honesty and integrity and Of
fers the following as his platform;
]. A more efficiently managed
Welfare Department.
, Economy i'm City Government
without ieopardizing efficiency o.
necessary progress.
3 Careful study Of all-state legis-
llt.on affecting the City Of Detroit.
Aside from having a Very clear,
clean and creditable record he is
vel liked by all those who know
and have come in contact with
Ills father is working side by
.ir wan him and il was the sem
laf Sghilenan. who has been the
IN factor in securing donations
for the colored citizens through
ihe ncodfellows Fund. OF which he
Is an executive
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Chicago Does It
Why Can't WEI"

BY GOIee H. Bryant
(Thls II the last article before the
Primary Election. Tuesday, Sept.
nth; concerning the candidacy Of
DIR. Aaron &. .T0odle for State SEN
ate from Third Senatorial district
Citizens OF the Third Senatorial
district combining the 3. and Z
wards and Hamiramck, at one time
broke a record when they elected a
Negro TO represent them from their
district In the Legislative halls at
Lansing II was the first time
such a thing had been done and II
was done then only because We
were united ~ one.
Since this first victory, we hav,
not ben so greatly united and az a
result we lost the only direct rep-
RESERVATION we had. The Senator
ial seat from the Third Senatorial
District II now vacant as far as
We are concerned and ii will re-
main 50 unless we again UNITE
7 As ONE SEPTEMBER nth and
vote f0r one candidate.
Many candidates are now run
ming irving 10 capture enough votes
10 win the nomination. In Tact there
are 80 many candidates that the
citizens 0i the Third Senatorial
District will again lose their
chance for direct representation
unless we unite and vote for one
man Chicago Does II. Why
Can't We?
The Mind Oi Man Needed
In choosing a new man TO fill
the Senatorial seat, which Is right
ly ours; in choosing one whom we
should unite as one and elect. We
should consider not only the quail
fcaiions of the candidate from an
educational standpoint. but rather
he more important things. Nance
~. Years Of service TO the COM
munity and his people. and most
OF all his political contact.
We should not choose man be-
cause he is a friend only. and ex-
pect him TO succeed in bringing 10
us the advantages we all desire
unless he knows the political
ropes" We would not expect a
novice TO drive car as well as an
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E k S Used Wrong
S j d e Of Paddle;
SO "Victim" S u e S

st. Paul. Minn.-(ANP)-Last
March G. ii. Tendle. a Pullman
porter agreed to become a mem
Der Of the Gopher Lodge OF Elks.
The Elks on their part. agreed to
initiate him.
A part of the initiation cere-
mony consisted OF the application
Of paddle with Mr.. Tendle as its
object. On one side OF the paddle
there was an explosive expected TO
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-08
Grigsby Addresses
Big Mass Meeting

Snow f.. Grigsby, chairman of
the Detroit Civic Rights Commit
tee, was guest speaker at big
outdoor mass meeting held in
ypsilanti. Michigan, Labor Day,
under the auspices Of the Civic
League of Ypsilanti. The meet
ing was staged in Recreation
Park and more than seven hum
dred citizens attended.
Mr.. Grigsby complimented the
Ypsilanti organization, through
whose persistent efforts in petit
toning the Ypsilanti Board of
Education, young woman OF the
race has just been appointed a
teacher in the schools OF that
city. She is Miss Louise Conger.
of Detrait, graduate of Michigan
State Normal College.
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Medbury Theatre
Hires Colored Help

The Medhury Theatre Hastings
and Mcdbury has been taken over
by new management and as the re-
suits the entire staff with the exN-
ccpion Of the operator Is colored.
The crew consists of manager
asst. manager. ticket seller. jani-
tor and two ushers.
The New Deal form Of change
that has affected the local picture
house took place last week where
up until that time there had been
only two colorcd employees.
Walter L. Smauldlng is the new
manager with Doc Montgomery as
his asst Zolman Norman repre-
tcn'- the owner
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do its duty when the other side of
the paddle established contact.
However. the Gopher paddle
man got his sides mixed and, in
stead of applying the plain side,
laid on the explosive.
AS result Mr.. Tendle suffered
a severe wound and burn per-
manent Disagreement and inabili-
ty TO work.
Last week Mr.. Tendle filed suit
here against Gopher Lodge for
$4,000 damages.
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WILL BE HERE
SEPTEMBER 10th

4 TALL yonng man. nicely built.
neatly attired is standing before II
equally az we'll attired men, who
are sitting at attention with their
Instruments ut hand awaiting the
signal from their leader TO begin
The leader Is Cab Galloway. the
Prince Of Hi-dc-ho. the men COM
pose his famous Cotton Club Or
chestra
The clock is ticking loudly and
rapidly. II Is HE'S p. m. in two
minutes Gag Galloway will begin
his broadcast. The announcer be-
gins. the orchestra starts out SLOWLY
ana softly on Minnie the Mooch-
err" their theme ,ong and then
they break into one Of the hottest
tunes ever writ,cn Xmas Night In
Harlem" with Cab himself doing
tie vocal lie Is losing his dignity.
no f. Getting like wild man. he Is
jumping holloring. lie begins run
nlne lis nimble fingers through
hi. hair hia head S. swnring aud
hChhnr stop ihl man he Is going
maa TWO tcry iimhcr fcct begin
dancing w. lusiy voices repeat the
word. uttered hy their leader, The
Iand e. re'ting hotter and hotter.
.C.h GALLOWAY IS travelling az break
neck speed. Whore does this man
rct $50 much energy? AZ last the
number IS finished but The men
aren't tired as You might expect.
liza Fact they arena even warm from
.hc way they break into their seq
ond number.
This Is only word picture OF
what YOU may see when you at
tend the beautiful Graystons Gar
dens, Monday. September nth. to
dance TO the most unusual tunes
and watch the never firing energy
OF this yung man who nearly goes
Wild as soon as the music starts.
Yes sir; Cab Galloway and His
Cotton Club Orchestra will be here
In another week to give you your
last chance 10 see him for over a
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year AS cab and his hoys are going
into The Cotton Club soon 90 re-
lie,c Lucky Mllindor and His Mills
Blue Rythmn Band.
So with Hi-De-Ho and Zaz-
Iu-Ia roar writer D. SHINING oii
wii 'hr Hope- ihni be has given
YOU n clear picture of this MASTER
Snowman M fact the greatest
Snowman The MUSICAL world has
ever known Cab Galloway tho
Prince of Ili-de-hu. Tho iatNtr OF
scat singing and man win ood-
los OF personality and a neNcr iir-
luz energy
--------.O --ra---------
SEE The Riddles Movies taken
" Belle Isle. Thursday Mite sept.
&. 2G3 4. Warren.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FURNISHED ROOM for work
ing couple or man. Apply 226 Med
bury. Apt. 5.
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WANTED 100 Live Salesmen--
Male or Female to handle the Key
stone Product IN Michigan. Earn
80 90 10 $500 per week. Call be-
tween $500 and 200 p. m. Mt Dob
Hancock T.. Apt. I. KEYSTONE
LABORATORY BRANCH OFFICE
aud AGENTS SUPPLY HOUSE.
u. II. ELDER. District Crew Mgr.
FURNISHED Room for couple
or single person near car line.
mrs. Ruby L. Swami, 1850
Harding Avenue.
LOST--Light and dark mixed
gray. straight cared, female Ger
man police dog. left home Satur-
day. Anyone returning dog to own
err will be literally rewarded. 6so
Vernon Highway. License NO.
34b57.
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SEE The Riddles Movies taken
ut Belle Isle, Thursday Mite Sept
@, 263 4. Warren.
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4. &, and @ room houses-Modern
and Clean. Wyoming Park Sub.
Division. 1925 Eight Mile Road
West nj Wyoming.
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ny oottt ~. fyaut
tThIs Il the last article before the
Primary Election. Tuesday, sept.
nth; concerning the candidacy Of
DIR. Aaron &. .To0dle for State Sem
ate from Third Senatorial district