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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-17
INKSTER, MICHIGAN NEWS

niversary. Thanksgiving Day. On
that occasion. a playlet. Isaac and
, Rebecca,' will be presented. Mrs
Ossie Rodgers Is president.
Onnie Jones Is the newly-eIected
president Of the A. C. e. League;
Gardner King being president Of
the choir at Smith Chapel A. M. r
Church.
Rev. +. NJ Dozier has been re.
turned to Womack Temple C. M
4. Church. This is his fourth yeal
as progressive pastor OF tina,
church.
The Daughters OF Tabor held
their monthly meeting, Thursday
afternoon, with Mrs. W. M. Binion
presiding.
The Golden Gate Lodge OF Elks
held their monthly meeting, Mon
day night, with Robert Simmons
presiding.
The Inkster Council OF ChoIrs
met at Second Baptist Church. last
Sunday afternoon. The Legionaires
also had joint meeting with the
council. Oscar Orange is presi-
dent OF the council. Justice Morris
Is in charge OF the Legionaires.
Mrs. Albertha Lewis, OF Cherry
street, and Miss Merlene Ford are
on the sick list.
Mrs. Bessie Herring has Just re-
turned from North Carolina. where
she attended the funeral OF her
aunt.
Rev. Merritt OF First Baptist
and his sister. motored to
Georgia recently. to attend their
fathers funeral.
The Junior Choir OF Smith Chap
Ell entertained az the home OF Mrs.
Laura Williams. Moore street. FRI
lay night. Mrs. Eathal Sargent is
director and chaperon.
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CLUBS
LyDIAN ASSOCIATION

The Lydian Association met at
the home of Mrs c. Shields, last
week. with Mcsdames r. Harper,
G. billiard and c. Shields as hos
tesses. Thirty-three members were
in attendance.
Mrs. Sarah Henson Of New
York was present and made en-
couraging remarks which were en-
Enthusiastically received.
A prose selection, On Thanks
giving. written by Miss Linelle
Ilaryerl was interesting.
The Lydian Association will be
Represented by Mesdamcs IIafford
Fishcr ana Fields. at the Women's
Art eN Hit at Convention Hall
next week Mrs r. Harper and
Miss Ethel Johnson are on the
music committee.
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K. Of P's Show Gains
| N M i C h j g a n
BY J. viii Cooper

The records of the collection,
OF the Grand Lodge X. OF p. o.
Michigan. for October, 1893.
amount to s652.75 and is the bes,
record OF collection for a similar
period in three years. The dis
bursements were only s74.O5 in ali
departments. All death claims are
paid up TO date. which is the pol
Icy of the order in this State.
The press has carried reports
OF the X. OF p. In other States and
they have been called to my at
tention. Regarding those reports,
let me say that each State insur-
ance Department is operated DIFF
ferent from other States. The con-
ditions in one jurisdiction has alb
solutely no bearing in another
jurisdiction. The very fact that
more than $1,000 were reported q
few weeks ago. to have been paid
for burials In Memorial Park
Cemetery and more than $4,000
paid to widows and orphans dur
ing the past five years. and all
claims paid to date, shows very
clearly the healthy condition OF
the order In Michigan. With a re-
serve of more than $4,000. the or
der has been able TO aid the men,
bers who have had difficulty dur
ing these times. to keep them pro-
tected TO the amount OF $1,000.
Al all times. all members know
the true conditions OF the order.
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Y.W.C.A.
N 0 T ES

Thirteen teachers have been APP
proved by the Board of Education
and free opportunity classes have
! opened at the Lucy Thurman
Branch Y. w. c. A.. 500 East Eliza
beth. in cooperation with the State
Emergency Relief Administration.
Any unemployed girl or woman is
eligible for enrolment and there Is
still opportunity for registration.
Those who are interested in these
free projects are urged to register
at once.
Subjects include Spanish. sociolo-
Nv. economies and history, con-
Iversational English. millinery, cos
tune accessories. sewing, Bible
study. crafts, pottery block print
| ing. designing. home economics
shorthand and typewriting. COM
mercial art. home decoration, fur
niture refinishing and maids train
ling.
The first Coed Splash party OF
the season for high school girls and
boys takes place in the Luck Thur
man Branch Y. w. c. A. on Friday
evening November 16, at z o'clock.
All girls and boys wishing TO par
ticipate must register at the Lucy
Thurman Branch not later than
Thursday, November Is. Health ex-
aminations are necessary for ad-
mission to the pool. These VIII be
given at the Branch for any girl
or boy who has not had one. Boys
who have Y. M. G "A. membership
cards will not be required to take
the health examination. Boys are
asked 10 bring cotton pool suits.
Suits for the girls are available at
the Y. w. c. A. Miss Mayme l..
Cole is arranging the details OF
the party, and competent lire
guard will be in charge OF the pool.
A big membership night party
will be held in the Lucy Thurman
branch Y. w. G. A. on Thursday
,vening, November Is. All mem
hers OF the Branch and their
lends are invited. Open House
rom s TO 1880 o'clock dinner and
, speech by Rev. William Herbert
Ting on the Social Ideals OF the
-hurches" will precede a member
hip ceremonial TO welcome all
Few members of the Branch.
Membership Emphasis Month
will he extended through November
with the membership committee In
-harge. The Or leaders from the
previous months emphasis will
,ssist in securing new members
Tor the Branch until their quotas
nave been reached. Report meet
ngs will be held on Fridays. Nov. |
I6 and %, at 3 o'clock and on Wed ]
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Pastors Aid Hold
18th Anniversary

The Pastors Aid Society OF CAL
vary Baptist Church. OF which Rev.
j. II. Mastin Is pastor. closed it's
fourth anniversary with a recep-
ton. Tuesday night. Nov. al the
home OF the president, Mrs. jamie
Briggs. 725 McDougall avenue.
The celebration was unique in
every respect. Mrs. A. X. Hutch
ms and her talented daughter pre-
sented a fascinating program.
The menu served on beautiful
ly decorated tables. was delicious.
Among those present we're: DR..
J. j. Rucker. Mrs. Cleo Black. Mrs.
Hattie Anderson. supervisor OF the
Christian Center who was chief
speaker; Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Suggs.
Charity Hawaiian Club. OF which
Mrs. Myrtle Pore Is president.
The Gospel Chorus and the Pas
tors Aid Society donated lovely
gifts to the president, Mrs.
Briggs.
Rev. II. II. Coleman. pastor of
New Bethel. delivered the snni-
versary sermon Sunday. Oct. q.
He was accompanied by his con-
gregation.
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SOCIALS

Mrs. Edna Witherspoon 433 f.
Kirby. entertained at her home
last Friday evening. Dancing and
bridge were enjoyed and dainty
repast served. Among those pre-
sent were Misses Grace Sadler.
Urcelle McSwain, Margaret Hud-
son, Ruth Logan. Christine Red
ding. Helen Blakely and Mary
Stallings; Messrs. Jerry Logan,
Fred Shaeffer. Henri Payne, Crit
tenden McSwain. Robert McGrud-
err. Morris Mcintosh, Charles
Woods. Wallace Martin. Walker
Kirk, Paul Lesley and Luther
Rosemond. Special dance numbers
were rendered by Helen Blakely
and Robert McGruder.
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SOCIALS

MIR. and Mrs. Dennis Camp, G5l
T. Palmer street recently spent
three days with Mr., and Mrs.
yr.ecy and BENJAMIN Bolten Of
Michigan avenue. Chicago seeing
the Worlds Fair before it closed
Miss llcya Woods and Miss Char
Lotto kcddeu were the charming
hosieases al dinner, given Friday
evening. Nov. 2. az the home of
Mrs. r. 4. Reddcn, 1907 Marston
avenue. ia honor OF Victor Bur-
nell Green. of Delaware, Ohio Mr..
Grcon. who is visiting his aunt
Mrs Jaipcs Lee and Miss Ann Will
on IS former student of Ohio
Wcslyn University
A thrce-coursc supper was serv-
al to SIS couples The tables were
ar,isticaliy decorated. the color
scheme being green. yellow and
pink
Among those present were Miss
Louise Wilson. Mesdames Amanda
Harper. Ice and Bennett Shaw
Ernestine Thomas. Rufus Mizelle
Hazel Smith. Louis Bradley. Mary
/ Wheeler. Ardie Smith and Viola
J Woods.
Mrs. Esther W. Green was, hostess
at a tea, given at her home, pol i
Montcalm, Sunday night, Nov.
by the Ne Plus Ultra Club. TIL
club was honored with the pre-
' ence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cri
tenden. Mr.. and Mrs. Hermi
. Matthews. Miss Bessie Denni
2 Miss Lucil Davis, Miss Viola Del
. mis-. Mrs. Maggie Perry, Miss Ag,
lena Unger. Mrs. Lillian Campbell
Mrs. Clara Fennell, Messhs. Rich
ard Jnnes. William Redd Ere
! Nilaly. Thomas Bright. Herman
Walker and Ulysses Jones.
Reuben Reaves and his orches
ira, of Chicago, were in this city
recently. as guests Of Norvel Nor
ton and his mother Mrs. Hattie
, Wooden. 533 Benton street. There
were eighteen members in the
orchestra. After leaving. Detroit
they went TO New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Lowell OF
Cleveland Ohio. were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Car
Isle. 29S f. Garfield. The visitors
were honored with a bridge and
500 party. Fourteen guests were
present. After the games. an APP
petizing luncheon was enjoyed.
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HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE SPONSOR
A VERY SPICY CALENDAR
Among the public activities to be sponsored by the De-
tro Housewives League during the next several weeks
arc the following:

Nov. 22-In the assembly room
of Bethel A. NJ. Il. Church. at p.
m. Louise c. Grace. president OF
the Women's Advertising Club. will
speak on the subject, "Why Adver-
tise?' All business men and women
are invited
Nov. 27-League No. l. of which
Mrs NJ. G. Neal is president, will
present the skit. THE Housewives
and the Thanksgiving Dollar"
Come out and get the correct spirit
of spending.
Dec. Mrs. Snow f. Grigsby
prominent local social worker, Will
lecture at p. IN. at Bethel. The
general public is invited to hear
this lecture by the wife of Chair
man Grigsby of the Detroit Civic
Rights Committee.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Timbers
entertained the Happy Hour Club
Friday night. Mrs. Lila Manner was
presented a lovely dinner set. Mrs
T.. Sargent Is president Of the club
Those In attendance were: Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Jones Waldor Sargent Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Reid. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Grey. Mrs. Doris Cole and
Lacy Manner.
The Imperial l.. and A. Club met
with Mrs. w. M. Binion, 1882 Is
abel avenue. Wednesday night. Mrs.
Nellie Pace presided. After the
business hour. the hostess served
dainty refreshments.
Noah F.. Taylor Mite Missionary
Society met with Mrs. Leona Cod
son, 3741 Harrison avenue. Mrs. N.
Pace Is president.
The Inkster Civic League will
hold its regular election Saturday
night, IL at Smith Chapel A. M. e.
Church. Robert Simmons is presi-
dent.
The Gospel Chorus OF Smith
Chapel will celebrate It's first an
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-17
Marvel Lemon PIe

l package lemon-flavored gelatin
3-4 cup sugar
Ia teaspoon salt
tablespoon grated lemon rind
8 tablespoons lemon Juice
l 3-4 cups boiling water
2 egg yolks
i baked 9-inch pie shell
Combine gelatin. sugar. salt. and
lemon rind with tablespoons
water. Add egg yolks and stir we'll.
Add remaining water. stirring uu
I'll gelatin is dissolved. Cool. Add
lemon juice. Chill. When slightly
thickened. turn into cold pie shell.
Chill until firm. Cover with whip
Led cream.
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Minister Honored
At L un c h e o n

Mr. and Mrs Charles Turner,
aSi3 Macarthur avenue, were host
md hostess at surprise buffet
luncheon. Friday. Nov 9 IN honor
Of TIE return 70 ST. Jane G. N. p.
Church OF Row. w J. G Mclin.
Among those who enjoyed the
hospitality Of Mr. and Mrs Turner
were Nr ami Mrs Alex Acal Mt.
ana Mrs Ramon Wise Mr.. and
Mrs HMlcy Mrs, Annie Rhode
Alts Ada Jones, Mrs Gladys Elem
ines, Mrs. Yolande Maddox Mrs,
Helen Barnette, Mrs Margaret
Henry and son. After the party
!icv McIin was presented with O
very useful gift.
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} The Mothers Council, OF which
Mrs. Tyrell is president, is doing
fine work. Many were present at
the meeting. The reports and find
ings OF the various committees
were submitted and each gave
their years plans, including the
committees on Delinquent Child
ren's Aid. Home, school. Junior
Church. Dorcas Sewing, Health,
Social and Program special items
were submitted by The Chairman,
Mrs. Belford. OF the Delinquent
Committee IN taking care Of a case
and securing TIE right home for
a child. a box Of clothing was
given by Mrs NJ. 81 Williams.
$685. Boxwood avenue articles
were also given by Mrs. Maize. and
the thread shower by members OF
concil. for sewing committee. who
have cases waiting for distribution.
The program committee render
ed a delightful program Or. Daisy
Northcross made forceful talk on
Thought and Action"
Mrs Matte Anderson will give
a talk ON The Conservation OF
Childhood in the near future. A
quartet rendered fine selections,
the members being Mosdames Will
liams Swain Bowman ANA Lee.
with Miss Brmson NJ the piano.
The social committee served dainty
refreshments for tho Program
committee who we're haefossos The
next meeting VIII be Monday Dec.
Y wren Mr irrns rrinoipal OF
Miller School VIII speak.
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After pleasant four-weeK va
cation spent in Detroit as house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Mos
ley 5I57 Vinewood avenue. Rev.
j. r. Smiley. pastor of the First
Baptist Church at Pratt City. Ala.
returned 10 his home in the South
last Thursday
Rev Smiley is outstanding In
the National Baptist Convention
and is editor Of one of the organs
Of his denomination. While In De-
troit, he was visited by many OF
his fellow ministers. who helped
make his sojourn here IA delight.
full one.
Before leaving the Motor City
Rev Smiley said he had never
spent a more enjoyable vacation
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Young REPUBLICAN CLUB

The Young Republican Club will
continue to hold It's meetings
each Friday, at p. m. at Brewster
Center. The officers have certain
social plans which will keep in
terest alive until election time,
and will change their name TO APP
pomatox Young Republican Club.
The organization personally in
vites all clubs and the public &c
. attend the meetings.
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Green Pastures Cast
Honored At Party

Twenty members of the Green
Pastures caste. including outstand-
ing stars, were honored at a din~
ner party. given at the Club ran
tation, by the owner. last Friday
night after the show. Miss Nan
Snow and Shelton Brooks, for
merely with Lew Leslie's
"Blackbirds." were also honored
guests at the party. George RAN
doll. of the Heavenly Choir
acted as master of ceremonies and
introduced each member of the
party.
Miss Snow sang on the program
and received a great ovation.
The guests were served an
elaborate menu.
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Ci~y USHER ROARD uNroc

The ushers turned out In larg,
numbers Sunday, Nov. II. to the
18th anniversary of st. John c. NJ
E.usher board There were 100
ushers present.
The ushers of New Bethel re-
ceived the financial banner: King
Solomon ushers, the attendance
banner. The next meeting for the
City Usher Board Union will be
Sunday. Nov. 25. Mt Mt. Olive. at
Willis and Brush. The public is
invited.
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Mrs. Clara P'''es
Feted At Dinner

An elaborate rarr-corrsc ain
ner was piver N honor ~ the
Mrihday Of Mrs rlpra Bnos.
2S2S Brush sirrr' No The
table was at'ro-fi~olv arraneed
with centorrieca af lovclr roses.
Six guest We're nresont. The hon
Gree received marv lovely gifts
Music and bridge furnished cnter-
tainment for the evening.
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Golden Key Club
To Sponsor Party

The West Side Golden Key Club
invite the public TO attend their
cabaret party. at 5757 vinewood
avenue. Sunday night. Nov. Is.
Cover charges Is cents.
Mrs. Louise Mosley president;
Mrs. F.. Hayes. secretary.
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MADAM VIVIAN SMITH NASH,
founder and owner of Bee Dew
Laboratories. Detroit's largest col
ored manufacturing business.
Madam Nash is making a great
success in the business world, and
employees a large number OF pro-
gresive men and women represen-
tatives. in Michigan and elsewhere.
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NrRny MAKrRs CLUE NO. ls

The Merry Makers Club No. IL
invites yen TO attend whist par
~. Saturday. Nov. q. at 3472
'cauhien street
Mrs. Louise Mosley Is president
Mrs. l.. Smith secretary.
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BEAUTY
HINTS
n NIua Tamnla
Simple Bleaching Lotion
by Nina Temple
Observation-Disclosures

The following simple recipe for
a bleaching lotion will doubtless
be appreciated by many women
readers of the Tribune-lndepen-
dent:
Just mix equal portions OF
peroxide. glyccrine. lemon juice
and apply to tho face, neck and
hands every night.
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MOTHERS COUNCIL HOLD MEET
AT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

DIR Daisy Northcross and Mrs. Matte G. Anderson,
director of the Christian Center honored guest
speakers at the Mothers, Council meeting at Second
Baptist Church, Monday evening Nov. D.
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Currant's Nlghtineales. Schiller
Hall. St AubIn a Gratiot, Novemr
Der es-Danclng-Fifteen Cents
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THE DETROIT SCHOOL OF
Music. Associate Centre Of The
Deroit Conservatory Of Music. MI
branches Of music taught. Piano,
Voice. Violin. Orchestral and band
Instruments Dramatic Arts. Dane
inc Prices nrc rca sonable. BIS T..
Kirby A,e.--Tr. 2-i0ll.
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nesday. December 5. Mrs. Robert
c. Croft is chairman of the mem
bership committee.
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Currant's NIghtIngales. Schiller
Hall. 81. Aubin & GratIot, Noyem.
her Standardization Cents.
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Currant's Nightlngales. Schiller
llnll, 81. Arhin 4 Gratiot, Noyem-
Ter 81 Dancing Fifteen Cents.
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Thanksgiving Day Dinner wIll
he served nj he Fountain OF Truth
Home, 1926 Il. Warren, from ~ VI.
until 2 A. M. Phone TIE. r-s2SS.
Price so cts.
Evening star., 1934-10-31
CITIZENS CRITICIZE
TRANSIT SERVICE
Rhode Island Avenue Unit
Says Cars in Use Now
Are Antiquated.

Vigorously protesting against street
car service in that section, the Rhode
Island Avenue Citizens Association
last night adopted a resolution con-
demning the service of the Capital
Transit Co.
The resolution, a copy of which
will be sent to the Public Utilities
Commission and the transit company,
charges antiquated side-seat street
cars are being used on the Rhode
Island avenue line. 1t also asserted
the service is inadequate and asked
that it be improved.
In addition to the resolution, Dr.
Freeman Weiss, chairman of the
associations Public Utility Commit
tee, distributed cards among the
members to report transit delinquency
The card listed five kinds of COM
plants to be checked when the service
is not up to standard. The COM
plants are delay, congestion, defec-
tive equipment, faulty operation and
operator delinquency.
j. F. Moulton, manager of the
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co,
addressed the association in behalf of
the Community Chest.
The association favored the play
ground movement President George
L. Gee said there are a number of
Fairgrounds near Rhode Island avenue,
but there is only one paid supervisor
He urged members to cooperate to
increase the playground facilities and
to help keep children off the streets.
NJ. C. Wilson. chairman of the Legis-
lative Committee, gave a detailed re-
view Of the proposed District budget
for the coming fiscal year. The Or
ganization Endorsed increased appro-
priations for additional police and fire
facilities.
A banquet will be sponsored by the
association December 6. jointly with
the Parent Teacher Association of the
four schools in the vicinity, in the
Sherwood Presbyterian Church Hall.
with the three District Commissioners
as guests.
Evening star., 1934-10-31

dectomy was success and that the
boy was resting comfortably"
Mrs. Alexandra Ewing Noyes, mother
of Crosby, came from New York with
the physicians.
Mrs. Noyes and the physicians left
Curtis Field, Long Island, late last
night in a plane piloted by Edward
Reith. The plane was chartered when
it was learned the boys condition
had become critical. He had beer
confined to the infirmary for observa-
ton for several days.
The plane ran short Of gasoline
early today after Reith could find nc
suitable landing place near Concord
He brought the craft down in plowed
field near Worcester, Mass. No one
was injured, but the plane was too
badly damaged to proceed.
Worcester police commandeered an
automobile and, escorted by Massachu-
sets State troopers, Mrs. Noyes and
the physicians continued their trip to
Concord.
They arrived here shortly after
o'clock this morning and DR.. Weeks
performed the operation about an
hour later
Evening star., 1934-10-31
TWO ROB COLLECTOR
OF SIS AND ESCAPE
BY staff Correspondent of The Star.

BY staff Correspondent of The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, October 81
Two white men who successfully exc
cuted a well-planned hold-up with
an insurance collector as their victim
were being sought by police today.
A. B. Mcneil, TOO block of Fifteenth
street. the collector, said that as he
started to drive his car away from
a parking place in Northeast Wash
ington, man who had hidden him.
self behind the front seat drew a
pistol on him and ordered him to
drive to Landover, Md, where he
robbed him of his days collections,
amounting to about SIS.
The robber then got in another car
which had followed McNeil's machine
into Maryland, and escaped, accord
ing to Sergt. Ralph Brown, who is
investigating.
Evening star., 1934-10-31

Broughton. national committeeman,
that Republicans were carrying on
a whispering campaign regarding his
health
Broughton exhibited photostatic
copies of a letter written October 16
by the Republican State Committees 8
treasurer, saying from press reports
1t is reasonable to assume that it
(the new GOVERNOR will be either
Howard Greene, Lieut.. Gov. Thomas
OMallev or Phil La Toilette" Greene
is the Republican candidate, La Fol-
lette the Progressive. OMalley asks
reelection.
r. j. Seifriz. the Republican Com
nnittee treasurer. said he had no in
tention of casting slur on the Gov
ernor.