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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-20
N. DETROIT
BY Mrs. Josephine Boyden
2Of4 Meade


A Parent and Child" program
will be presented under the aus
pieces OF the Missionary Society OF
Peace Baptist Church. Sunday Oct.
81, at 3 p. m. Judge Healy, an Off
fetal of the Detention Home, will
participate and bring message
for all. All are invited to come and
bring a friend. Mrs. A. b. Butler Is
president; Rev. Lee T. Clay,
pastor.
The North End Buzzing Bee Lea
que No. met Oct. -, at 2401
Grant street. Mrs. Green, chairman
of sewing committee. had on ex-
hibit samples OF the sewing the
group is doing. The chairman Of
the canning department is also
making favorable reports OF this
phase OF the work. Mrs. j. Robin
son vice-pres. addressed THE meet
ing. Mcsdames s. Booth and Sain
are reported on the sick list.
Il II Cosmopolitan Baptist
Church, 1924 DeQuindre. is ably
pastored by Rev. NJ Bolden. He
preached at the morning and the
legening services last Sunday, TO
large and appreciative audiences.
The S. 5. program is we'll carried
out. Several interesting features
are planned for The present week,
BIZ be various auNiliaries OF the
church
she Imperial Social Club held its
meeting on Monday night. Oct. s.
Officers were elected as follows.
William Bum. president; Charles
Romans. vice. 1helman Johnson.
secretary; Jessie Williams. trea-
surer; John Milton. scrgt. ut arms
The installation took place Oct. 10.
Pheasant Grove Union Baptist
1883 Riopelle. was well attended
last Sunday. Rev j. Rogers Bishop
of Union Church, Canada, preach
cd the morning sermon. his dis
course being from Psalms s. sub
jeci THE Dignity OF Human Life"
Visitors were: Messrs. Monroe
Weems AMI Henry Vision. OF
Akron. Ohio. also Mrs. Effie Law
renee. Of Smile Road. 4 hearty"
Entertainment Will be given Friday
Oct. -. Rev. Whoey of East Side.
will preach here for the pastor,
Rev. j. l.. Newly. sunday morning.
Oct. 81.
Green Grove Baptist Church,
ISO9G Orleans. was crowded last
sunday morning, when Pastor
rarplcy preached an inspiring SER
non from Acts 1871. At night, he |
poke from Isaiah GAG. Beginning |
IN Monday. Oct. %. five-night's |
meeting will be conducted by Rev.
|. II. Thomas.
DR.. w. A. Blackwell. pastor OF
.omax A NJ. T.. Zion Church. 4
reached to a large and apprecia-
We audience last Sunday morning,
is theme being THE Parable Of
he Talents" AT $50 p. m. tn
League met and adopt
d its bylaws and constitution.
CONTINUED on Page 81
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music
NOTES
BY Jerene c. Macklin

NA' " MdCkllD
The 81 James c. NJ. r Choir
'rescnted Yolando Maddox soma
np' ami Milly lIynson. pianIst IN
" recital. The artists were assis,-
en ny The Cosmopolitan Trio ana
IN" G Clef Singers -Estelle An.
drcws, director. Marie Slade. con-
ratio \ ID. Taylor. basso; and
Wilhelmina Ward. reader. The
church was filled to capacity.
The 81. Matthews School of Mn
sic viii present It's students I'm
musical review Oct. 26. Mrs /.
Lebrou Is instructor in music.
The Azalia Hackley Music and
dramatic Society held their
monthly meeting. Sunday. Oct. :.
AT ! y. m. i5S T.. Kirby. Milly
Connolly Lee Is president.
Morrison Ryder is soon to an
pear In recital at Pontiac. Mich.
Tie Will be presented by the Tues
day Musical club OF that city.
new school of music will be
opened In Detroit sometime dur
ing October. II will be known as
The Detroit School of Music and
will represent an associate center
OF Tie Detroit Conservatory OF
Music
The instructors will be as fol-
lows Piano Marguerite Lewis
Lipscomb. Elizabeth II. Woodley.
| Elizabeth Gary. Mllly Connolly
Lee. and Neptune Holloway: Voice
Jerene G. Macklin and Nellie Dob
son Plant. Niolin-Morrison Ryder
and Geraldine Shaw Band and
Orchestral instruments IL. All.
Kelley. Organ Jessie Parish:
Languages ~ Nathaniel Leach !:
Dramatic Art Fannie White Poole
and Robert Hayden: Dancing
Dotty Wise; Elements OF Theory
Harmony and History OF Music
Ordlne II. Tolliver. Other teachers
are expected to be added In the
immediate future.
The Crescent Eight and the Lyric
Singers. both under the direction
OF Mrs. Johnnie L.. Reid. thrilled
a large audience of white citizens
at the cath Street VI. T.. Church
last Thursday evening. They rem
dered selections from popular oper
as. various classical numbers, and
The well-loved Splriiuals. Miss Nan
H. Snow was soloist OF the evening
land also sang with the other sing.
ers In several choruscs. Mrs. Ella
Reese was also sol0ist with this
Igroup. Mrs Margaret Spratt was
soloist Of the Crescent Eight. anC
was at her best. though just ap.
pearlng In public again. after hei
recent Hines at local hospital
THE audience expressed itself a.
being highly pleased with the pro
gram.
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ANN ARBOR
BY J. Wesley Byrd


Rev. David Blake, pastor OF
Bethel A. NJ. T. Church. visited the
Ontario annual conference In
Windsor. Thursday. Oct. IL. He re-
ported that the conference reports
were very good
John Addison Blake. father Of
Rev Dlake. died at his late horne
in Portsmouth. Virginia. Sunday.
Oct T. - the age OF seventy five.
Rev Blaze aud family had visited
his father in July.
Miss Viola Smith, of Columbus.
Ohio. began revival at Bethel a.
VI. r.. Church, Oct. 81. Mrs. Lula
Johnson Will sing AT the sunday
morning service. The congregation
was delighted at the young peo-
pies church last sunday. The pas
tior viii make This a special feature
every second Sunday.
The Girls Sojourna Truth cub,
OF Dunbar Center, has organized
and elected officers Miss Mildred
Hastin is presidents Miss Sarah
Hardy. vice. Miss Iris Jackson,
secretary Miss Evelyn Williams,
assistant secretary; Miss ANTON
ctie Pope. treasurer; Mrs G..
G. ouWell. guardian.
The Girls Reserve has organic
cd. viii Miss Wriahi as supervisor
Mr. and Mrs G. @. CUMMINGS, OF
Erin avenue gaze an elaborate
birthday party Tor their daugn,cr,
lNriil. and her FREUD. Evelyn
Williams a Williams Tea Room.
1nOua those present we're l,oa-
lricc Williams. Virginia Scott.
Viola Hihh tuncigh Collins, Mar
gurcl Bosiic. Marshall Howard,
Aessrs Simmons Charles Nrights
and others.
The Dunbar enter held lis first
annual Get together Friday, Oct.
T.. with Ruth roiner rs chairman
4 program cards and music FUR
lishcd The evenings entertainment. |
lnny young people participated
Mrs. SHARKS 81 The Harriet !
ieechcr Stowe club Mas in De-
rot last week-cnd
Miss Ihclma West has returned
ONE from Pctosky, FOR an indefi-
lie time i
Mrs. r. J. Lewis who has been
sitting in Lasine. has returned to !
Y home IN Catherine street. She !
as accompanied by her sister OF
Is city. also "A sister of Lansing. L
Mrs Iiawshaw has returned 10 [
4 home In Nashville, Tenn. after y
citing her daughter. Mrs Char Il
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Republican Nominee
For Governor Likes
Simple Country Lite
FITZGERALD HAS
THE c 0 N N 0 n
TOUCH IN SPITE
or HIS SUCCESS

With the November 9th election
less than three weeks away, the
searchlight of public attention IS
being focused upon the prominent
nominee who will seek election at
the hands OF the people OF Mich
igan. next month.
In this connection, Donald Nc
Gowan. Lansing correspondent for
the Detroit News, gives an illum-
mating closeup view OF Secretary
Frank ID. Fitzgerald, Republican
nominee for governor. as an 'un-
assuming citizen and small farmer
of Grand Ledge, Michigan.
Writing in the Sunday. Oct. IA.
issue OF the News, Mr.. MCGOWAN
speaks OF Mr.. Fitzgerald in part
as follows:
Usually a small town man who
rises to prominence is afflicted
with home town jealousics. 1t is
hard To keep some OF the neigh
bors from concluding that he
thinks he is better than they. Fitz-
gerald has had no such trouble. In
recent primaries Grand Ledge gave
MIN S57 votes and his principal
opponent 81 Even in the debacle
OF 1882. Fitzgerald, then seeking
MS second term as secretary of
state, got 1,150 OF Grand Lodges
1000 votes. He was the only can
didate on the Republican State
ticket TO carry his own city and
Part of the explanation un-
lies In the unpretenjous
and small town character of his
donestis life, Entering the CITY
from Lansing, one sees several
me residences, but no one would
give second glance IN FIT
seIaIos simple and unddfstin-
suished house. 1t is a rectangular
rame structure of no particular
type, built on a CO
nent foundation and apnear;n.
wen less commodious than n no,
Iaiiy is. The color scheme "a Wilt
Win green trim. Wire baskets 80
'rowing flowers hang from aoch
ide OF the small poach. 'a'"
Grounds Spacious
humble though the Fitzgerald
lome Is, the grounds are spacious.
me lot is of ordinary width. but
I runs back to the next street. a
distance OF 240 feet. The back ward
- rolling. Not far from the house |
- a small pool with rock walls in
which cavort several huge goldfish.
another name for them is earn.
hey come from the Grand River.
winch bounds the four-acre FARM |
ust across the street Ca dirt
street without sidewalks) at the |
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YPSIL A N 7 !
by Mrs. Eugenh O'Bannon

Mrs. NJ. l.. Postles, of Detroit,
Mich. visited last Weekend with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Washington. on Second
aN enue.
Master Lewis Freeman celebrat-
ed his 10Th birthday, Sept. 20, with
birthday party at the home of his
mother. Mrs. Emma Freeman.
twenty guests were present. After
the games, an appetizing repast
wils served. Lewis was the reci-
pieA OF many tokens.
A Religious birthday rally was
given by the Second Baptist Church
under The auspices OF The Mission
circle, last Sunday afternoon. IL
was greatly enjoyed By those pre-
sent The program MAS short and
spicy. he vocal solo BY Mrs. Mar
saret Han, was exceedingly lovely.
AIRS Hazel Green is president.
Mrs. rIann neans returned from
her "Trip to The Worlds rair. Fri
day, Get. ..
ihe ~. W. Club met with Mrs.
H. Harris recently Tie next meet
ing viii be with Mrs l.. d. Tanner.
l4e social Zen cub mel with
.hc pfCsluent. Airs. w. Dugan. The
ueAt meeting Will be with Mrs. lola
Ferguson The club Viii sponsor 4
social at the home OF Mrs. Il.
Saturday. oct. 20.
iiie Modernistic Club held their
recent meeting with Mrs. Austin
Patterson. Thursday. Mrs. l.. Etch-
InsOn was club guest. Mrs. NoAr
stewart VIII be the next hostess.
Mrs. l.. Neal Is president; Mrs III.
u Gods, secretary.
Rev. and Mrs. James Etchinson
pent the weekend ut Milan,
'iirh., Visiting Mir. and Mrs. Me-
lane.
ne church fair viii be sponsor
q BY second Baptist choir, FRIDAY
'cl. 20, ut Harriet Street School. /
everybody IS invited. There will DC
lelody drama, and laughter.
ne radio audience OF ipsi great
enjoyed The daily messages from
CT. TO IL, delivered by Rev. +. A.
iliians and his choir off First
aptist Church, Detroit. during
orning devotionals. Rev. Williams
rmerly pas,ored Second Baptist |
lurch. here. II
'lute The -Queen OF Halloween {
rtistic Temple-Oct. 3lst.
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Jokes About Farming

"Thc remainder OF the back yard
constitutes what Fitzgerald calls
his private golf course. II is In fact
a garden which produces corn. po-
tatoes. peas. dahlias, peonies and
numerous other vegetables or flow
ers. II is here the candidate gets
his exercise and much of his en-
joyment.
"lIe jokes about milking the two
milch cows and feeding not only
them but also the two heifers, the
two work horses and the flock of
chickens that stock the four acres
beyond the back street. Pinned
down. he will confess that the main
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a,cnDe. East, was auspiciously
held al I .. m. Sunday evening,
Oct H. This new institution is an
associate center OF the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music. and Is gov
crned by Jerene G.. Macklin. presi-
don't Margaret Lewis I.ipcomb.
vice president; Elizabeth II. Wood
ley. treasurer: Mile Connolly Lee,
secretary; Ordine IL. Toliver,
chairman of board. Teachers affi-
4 liating are; Elizabeth M. Gary,
| Neptune Holloway. Nellie Dobson
Plant. Geraldine shaw. Morrison
/ Ryder. Jessie Parrish. Lorainetts
= u Dcbond. II All Kelley. Fanni,
r Poole. Robert Hayden. Nafhanie
Leach. and Dotty Wise:
\ Members Of the Atha Study Club
and other guests assembled i'm the
reception parlors of the Lucy
Thurman y W. G A.. Sunday. Oct
II. az ! D.. m and tcndercd Miss
Ethel Waters noted stage star.
an elaborate tea Miss Waers IS
NOW Cling an cnglg rent al the
Cass Ihcarc Eta Motcn. musician
and screen ana radio cclchriy was
also ngesent Hla harcd IN the
eni hpuors
~ stephen a NJ r. Church has
rms alisd beautiful Baby Grand
pano
'Iicu A. NJ Il. Temple was
cr1vd,d o. us dours Oct. S. when
the rru-Tone Singers presented
their Eat home" recital. The five
young ladies' composing the group
were greeted by an enthusiastic
audience. The readings and music,
both instrumental and vocal. we're
of the highest calibre. Mildred
Gibson. CONNER Parker. Hattie
Robinson. Etolia Sims and Alene
Ashe composed the organization.
$ a Ratliffe Is director.
Luvilla Tullos. winner in the
National Additions piano contest,
viii appear In recital. Nov 2. at
S. Stephen a. NJ. T.. Church.
The Detroit Musicians Choral
Society will present II Ross. tenor,
I'm recital.
The r. VI. c. and ID. c. OF River
porge and Ecorse. have arranged
W. llcwc'en musicale for Oct. 30.
/ The regular rehearsals OF the ID.
VI C. Choral Society have been
changed to each Wednesday even
ing. AZ Central Community. Center.
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HIGHLAND PARK
NEWS
By John Thompson
3Sg In Belle

Tho Sewing Club viii meet AT me
home of Il. Petty, 372 La Belle.
Thursday night. at O'Clock.
The Club had n party at the
home OF Mrs. Johnson, l5i, n
Belle. recently. II was a delight
ful affair.
Thimothy llll. who has been III,
Is improving.
The social sponsored on the 18th
OF October, by Il l.. + 5. club,
was a fine success. Music was
! furnished by the "one-man-band'.
The regular meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Lemons. 1861
Lincoln avenue. After the business
routine. the hostess served sa-
worry fOur-course luncheon. Tho
next meeting Will be with Mrs +.
Miller, 1861 Kendall avenue. Mrs.
L. Dash Is president
The Social Smoker Club held
their regular meeting with Mr..
and Mrs $. Frazie, on Philadel-
phia. All members were present
except one.
Mr.. Benton. OF Inverness. Is :
visiting In Chicago.
Mrs. Fraize served delightful
menu. The next meeting will be s
with Mrs. Hodges Il
Joseph Gill is III at St Mary's IS
Hospital ~
The Detroit Acme Club of which
lr. White is president met with h,
lr and Mrs Pauling, on Kendall "
venue. refreshing repast was
erved.
Christine johnson. l547 LaBelle. az
az her home; also Elmer h'
copies 39i La Belle. o.
Ladies Aid No. 3. sponsored as
OF luck dinner last Saturday. nj G.
erea a. NJ f. Church. II was well or
TENDED. dc
DR. b.. F. Smith viii occupy the 4
ulpit at Berea Church, Sunday le
let. 2S. A fine meeting Is antici- s'
'ated and the public is invited. The q
church is located at 339 LaBelle. II
SOCIALS N
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Coleman.
S4ls Waterloo street, were host
ana hostess at dinner party. Sun
day. Oct z. In honor of their
charming weekend house guest.
MISS Sarah Heard. OF New York
ny. Miss Heard left Monday a
night. on the return trip home r.
lovely birthday party was +
,lVen Oct In honor of little Miss /
'er'ha Copits CLIP Mcdburv on J.,
Yer eleventh birthday The honor Al
"r received many lovely tokens m
any ana ice cream were served. G,
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W. DETROIT
FERNDALE
BY ]. G. Bryant
e0i66 kentucky

11IfS. NORA fdlrtS, MIS- dthLlc
waite. Mrs. Geneva Martin. Mrs.
ida Dennis and Mrs. Pauline
r1ierson attended the meeting OF
the Michigan State Ministers
Gospel Meeting. held last week AT
The Church OF God, in Lansing.
Prince Wilbur. cl West Africa,
Will be the speaker at Mt. Beulah
Baptist Church Oc'. "a, nj I p. N.
Everybody is welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs, IL. i. Lucas re-
cently returned home after
sDknding fifteen days on their
orange farm IN florl,IA.
Mr.. and Ms. Billlc Mitchell
mofored from Boston recenlly
and made a surprise visit 90 his
father, CLAY Nirhell. A!ior briel
sojourn. they continued their
Journey TO wichita. Kansas.
Mrs. Etta Davis 80 Mitcheldale,
has gethrnen h0mf from NiiHn'a.
' Trs an. )se s., S Sea' '.'''' s.
de- an lne Walden. of Cherry
ash SHing her graalpatHn'-
\, the N. rea-sia she Is ac-
piate. by hcr coafin M and
stthe h weaver 1880 ONO
az Jmmun,.y Breakfast Cub
hw 40 ihank the public ior
lar 1gs from us ncn'hcrs ior
W. Hospital whore many
= Is Of the race gre accom-
d 1t school FOR adults opened
en- NJ locality. Wednesday Oct
VI is frcc for citizens RESUME
20 I IS vicinity. of S-Miie Hoan.
req sects taught include I'll
Od md advanced reading M
Sclf..r elementary arithmetic
Alter C. and cooking; home
pated. es. music and dramaties.
parr,le Hail. 2l3l9 Rie-
g. Moe. hiss returned home from
'hicag months visit in Ohio G
Iora. Gladys Fears. OF Parkslde
venue, Is i'll and unable 10 at v
Me- shool
Mrs Ola Fredericks Of Atlanta, m
Q" visiting her parents Kew W
Robinson, 20SO1 Glen,
nn .,s s. Frederick is a trained II
n reprd Mrs. Seyens and fami- Nj
eSpA'e Mendoza. have returned MI
~ visit 10 the Worlds FAIR av
Mrs o. Mrs. stevens mother SCI
nois, barker. also returned sun
- her visiting In Ohio. III
y and Mrs. G. o. Anderson Pc
,iedllder and Mrs. +, Walker
d Kentucky avenue, returneoJ pc
heir vacation trip TO Chicago BE
IRIS. " 81, the pastor of Keys att
ned to a, 2O50S Kentucky street
,ct. afte h a special sermon on pu
h her p: 80 p. N. The public Is DC
,is, and pa
II o ct
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envelope for my New AstrOloEy Read
Ing and receipt by return mall my
FREE ADVICE ON Three Questions.
send all letters 10 RAMON. The Men,
talist. care Of The Tribune -Indeprnd-
emit. aias ST. Antoine. Detroit. Mich.
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NOTEi Your question viii he answered
FREE In this column ONLY when the
heading OF this column IL enclosed with
Your Question. Your Full Name. Birth
date. and Correct Address. Fur Private
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OCT 3
C.::::.;:::.::::

liam Donaldson. of
thd Mich. was the recent
1uished guest OF Mr. and
mel y. j. Graham. 6f2 Tennessee
10 Fourteenth Community
Isl III hold It's regular meeting
IAN are asked to be present
PH meeting will be important
Junior Sewing Circle, un-
,hs direction OF Miss Julia
f,, Amer. is now preparing Tor
dial to be given soon.
mf yThe club has changed oiiicers
e. teach the girls. The Officers TOT
w Me next three months are; MARY
,n Turner. president June 'ssers'
boe. Frances Crawford. secre-
in Hrv: Frances Turner. assistant
Dcretary: Vera Reed. treasurer
atty ankle Reid. chairman SICK
nro,ttee. The club Is composed
g,rls ranging in age from 10
OpPOL but as more members are us
girls under 10 years are IN II,
and Coui.to Join. The clubhouse - as
conner avenue. All motners
Sumerackl,lted TO attend the meet
''''' '"' ID Mrs. Harold Reed, zolo
this unusuaAvenue. are the p'""" P"'
baby boy.
10 read the Tribuhe-ih IN
,,,,,,,,,..,,.,.... ach week, and Keep IN
- ---------~-- .aardlng the news
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end of the FITZGERALD hacN yard
Near the pool is q small wooden
building which Is successfully
theater clubhouse and lner-
chandising establishment. as
Johns fancy diclaIts.
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onant Gardens

By Azmore flushing II
..her seems 10 be the mon'h
tsr,hdays and birthday par,
Mnson White. OF Norwood
sch,eted HIS eleventh birthday
~ party M present enjoyed
Immensely. Dainty
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NEWS FROM SUBURBS AND MICHIGAN CITIES

les Harrison. OF Allen Drive.
Correspondents for the paper are
requested to write names and adj
dresses clearly. SO as TO avert mis-
print In the news columns.
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WIN see ,ou at the Alpha Kappa
,lpha nth Annual Halloween par
~. Tuesday. October 30 Mt Artistic
Vclnplc.
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MEET the "QReen OF Halloween
,r'istic Temple, Halloween Night,
Oct. 81.
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The formal opening Of the De-
froit School Of Music. az 5fS Kirby
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''yTlAC, NEWS
lRy =, y. Harris

homo 4 Ny ~ y. Harris
lomi Circle sponsored a
Mr. birthday party Sep 2'
of IroG me OF Mrs. Johnson. IN
Connolly street. honoring Rev.
q week Al Donaldson. pastor OF
Mich. " Iptist church
! .swrtnc' fyed the sermon deliver
&crn 4 itv sunday So i 30. by
u 4 Res. \. Person preach
M : H. n service Pastor
H. ~ - lclt Ocl % attend a.
momnr Rome. ia.
,t.,t, c;riHn o lseh 81
as Oct fuHrrH 7,r-
~ +" conducted PSI iSof )
'f' fi'oroNtn Cdnada
49,, ~" Niie Daniels, Brush
'i'"' ne on oct 5 Funeral eN-
tu'ns " a. betrayed by the Mil
".s' pr Association, OF which
.olip' Mrs a had been a member.
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Vt u pNIIWNI
ended under he direc-
lston william Baber
,rintendent. +. L Har-
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Salute The -Queen OF Halloween"
Artistic TempIe-Oct. 3Ist.
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Hurch, Rev.
Iucted a sue
Bale recently.
Is reorganized
be Missionary
/. BAPTIST Church,
Powell Is pas
revival meeting
Gy Rev. Butler,
Evening star., 1934-06-04
INDUSTRY
CODE BODY NAMED
Four Virginia and Five Mary
land Men Get Recogni-.
ton.

Five Maryland and four Virginia
men have been extended official
recognition as members of the execu-
tive committee of the blue crab d.
vision of the fishery industry code.
The tenth member comes from Bi-
loxi. Miss.
The members and the districts they
represent are as follows:
District No. &c. Cleveland Jack
son and George T. Harrison. both of
Tilghman. Md. and Oscar w. Nelson,
Hoopersville, Md.
District No. 2-L. r. Carlson and
N. r. Coulbourn. Crisfield, Md.
District No. 3-Floyd w. Moore,
George T. Elliott. Henry B. Hunt and
]. Sled Quinn, all of Hampton. Va.
District No. 4-William Cruso, BIZ
loxi. Miss.
These men had constituted the
temporary executive committee to ad-
minister the master fishery code terms
TO their industry. pending approval
of their own code.
Evening star., 1934-06-04
ACCUSED GANG LEADER
TO RESUME TESTIMONY
Abe Faber to Continue Defense
as Murder Trial Goes Into
Eighth Week.

BY the Associated Press.
y DEDHAM, Mass, June ABE
Faber will return to the witness stand
today as the sensational Millen- Faber
murder trial swings into its eighth
week to break a county record for
criminal trials that has stood since
Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo VAN
zetti's unsuccessful fight for life
stirred the world in 1921.
Faber, a brilliant university gradu-
ate and alleged leader of the gang
in an orgy of crime that ended in the
shooting of two policemen in a Need
ham bank hold-up February 2, prcb-
ably will be the last defense witness.
Defense counsel has indicated that
they will rest Fabers case after his
testimony is completed. The defense
for Murton and Irving Millen, the
other two defendants, rested last
week.