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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

8. B. l.. The kodak you mention.
will not be returned. You have had
many responsibilities In tho past.
You seem to magnify each others
faults, over come this tendency.
and there will be much happiness
In your home. Your best month Is
April and day Thursday.
j. w. c. You have the ability to
become a convincing salesman. But
however do not talk too freely
when II Is not necessary. You have
a habit OF boasting.
w. +. w. As can see a trip
would benefit you. This man seems
to be sincere. Your best month Il
June. Day Tuesday. color pink.
flower the waterlily and number
4.
MATTY c. You will marry with
in the next three months. and
don't worry about Charles. as he
is true. but he likes to keep you
guessing a little.
A. ID. G. A change OF residence is
indicated after the tenth OF this
month You will adopt the child
you have in mind, she will grow
up and you will be proud OF her.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

he was a four-letter man In athle
tics. He has also done post-gradu-
ate work at the City College Of
New York. His fraternity Is Kap-
pa Alpha Psi -. Football Is his
favorite sport. and his most
thrilling experience was losing his
way In Colorado blizzard and
almost freezing to death. He re-
CARDS his band az his greatest ex-
travagance. first learned to play a
guitar. and is not proficient with
the sxophone. clarinet, trombone
and flute. When Jimmie isn't d.
/, recting his boys frenzied rhythms
with a baton, he is swelling their
cacophony with his own saxophone.
Jimmie does not smoke. drinks
very seldom. speaks Spanish. and
eats chow mein at midnight. His
favorite author Is Joseph Conrad,
and his favorite orchestras are
Andre Kostelanetz and the Casa
Iona. He believes that jazz is be-
coming more tame, than American
composers seldom offer real works
OF merit. and that the public is
swayed by big name" attractions
rather than by an appreciation OF
music itself.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

Your best day ia Sunday.
M. G.. T. r. The man you are 60
ing with Is married. and has ne
intentions Of divorceing his wife
forget him. You are a person thu
loves a home and children. You are
going to meet the right party with
In the next seven months.
F. T. BE satisfied with your hus-
bands salary. Be grateful for II
Do not listen to what other people
have to say. Stay in your home an,
make 1t a happy one for your hus
band and child. Discontinue wha
you are doing at present. II vii
not benefit your mother.
SALLY M. AZ Your son is goo
boy, the trouble lies within your
self, II you do not have confidenc
In him how can you expect other
to. You talk about him to the
neighbors and say he Is lazy. Let
me tell you Sally that boy Is look
ing mighty hard for a job, and
when he finds one. l am afraid he
is leaving home. Then you will re-
greet much you have said. Tell him
you are sorry, before II Is too late.
r. M. G. b. Do not worry as your
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
ows kicked the point.
Game Seemed Won

When Wilberforce failed to score
In the third period. her valient
rooters beran 10 look depressed.
The battle had become a see-saw az
fair in which neither team could
get It's offensive working to the
point OF threatening.
Up until the last two minutes in
the last period the cause of the
Chioans looked as II II was lost
Then the Wilberforce line began to
buck over the boys from West Vir-
ginia. pushing the ball straight
down the field on running plays. A
fake kick. and the old Statue OF
Liberty, certified the extra point.
| Williams. handing the ball to
Dardell. who raced through center
for the extra point without a hand
being laid on him.
f. West Virginia strove valiently to
recover the lead and had the ball
on wilberforce's two-yard line
when the gun cracked, ending the
game.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

the skulls OF the American Olym-
pics Committee. and other nations
would join In to take the interna-
uonal sport spectacle away from
the land. which, under It's present
leadership. cannot deserve 1t.
Belgium. Sweden and Finland
have already decided not to parti-
cipate In Olympics that are held in
Germany. France Is but awaiting
action from the United States to
withdraw her entry.
Hundreds OF Jewish athletes have
already stated that they will not
participate in Nazi Germany.
II would shock the spectator ex-
ceediDgly to see Negroes. by the
dozens, trooping into a land that
despises them to strive for the
paltry rewards that such nation
of barbarians holds out for them i.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
WHEREFORE TAKES WEST
VIRGINIA in THRILLER
(By The spectator)

A last minute rush carried an
invincible Wilberforce team to vic
tory over West Virginia and to the
mythical National Negro Inter-
collegiate Football Championship
In the game at Columbus. on
Thanksgiving afternoon. 5000
football fans. including Joe and
Marva Louis. braved wintery
weather TO witness the classic in
which the Ohioans came from be-
hind To overcome a 1877 lead In
the last period 10 boost their team
10 titular greatness.
The game was rough and ready
struggle with penalties being adj
minisfered with a heavy hand by
officials.
Wilberforce scored her first
touchdown in the opening stanza,
when Sellers. guard, blocked a
Virginia punt and recovered on the
/ 30. yard line. A pass brought the
ball TO the visitors IL yard stripe
and Jenkins. elusive back. circled
the mighty jennings for q touch.
down.
The West virginians got their
Is points In the second period, al.
most In succession. A Wilberforce
punt was rushed. going out OF
bounds on Forces IL yard line
Burton rushed the ball right
through the center OF Forces line
for a touchdown In two running
| plays. His attempt for extra point
blew wide OF the goal. Burton took
the Kickoff for West Virginia and
lateralled the ball to Meadows who
ran the entire distance OF the field
for another touchdown, aided BY
the excellent blocking OF Burton
and nine other colleagues. Mead
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
JIMMIE LUNCEFORD AND HIS
ORCHESTRA COMING TO TOWN

Jimmie Lunceford. widely ac-
claimed by radio and theatre
. scribes as the New Colored King
of Syncopation." will introduce his
band OF rhythm makers to the
people of Detroit at the Graystone
Ballroom, December 18th. Har-
LENS newest rage will demon
strate those distinctive arrange
ments OF torrid rhyhtms and
smooth syncopation which capti-
waited New York's famous Cotton
Club.
No other colored band of the day
has had such n meteoric rise In
public favor as Lunceford's aggre-
cation Of musicians. Only IA short
time ago Jimmie Lunceford was an
obscure orchestra leader playing
small-time spots around Memphis
and Nashville. Tenn. Then an in
terested friend. impressed by the
Luncefordian style OF hot and
sweet music" started Jimmie In
the general direction OF New York
by way OF Buffalo. where he play
ed for a space at the Arcadia Ball
room. Jimmie's next jump to the
Lafayette Theatre in New York
brought him step nearer to fame.
Followed a short engagement at
the Lincoln Theatre. Philadelphia.
during which negotiations were
completed for his debut at the Cot
ton Club. Before Jimmie had COM
pleted his first week at Harlem's
celebrated night spot, he was be-
ing hailed by the critics as the
New King OF Jazz.
Since then Lunceford and his or
chestra have added to their pres.
tige. following with triumphant
tour through New England and the
Middle Western States. including
engagements at such well-known
spots as the Savoy in Pittsburgh.
the Palladium In st. Louis. the
Gray Stone Ballroom In Detroit
and the Grey stone Ballroom In
Cincinnati. In addition. his net
work broadcasts during the past
six months, including the radio
dance programs from the Cotton
Club, have won an enthusiastic re-
Spouse from listeners In all sec
tions OF the country.
James Melvin Lunceford was
born in Fulton. Miss. His parents.
James and Ida Lunceford. were
both fond OF music. and encourage
ed the boy in his early musical en-
deavors. Jimmie has a b. A. degree
from the Fisk University. where
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

glory OF people who consider them
selves superior to them in body and
mind
They would be lending official
sanction to the government which
has outraged the consciousness OF
the world by its barbarous, treat
ment OF racial minorities.
And finally. they would be play
ing n part OF allies to the reign OF
Hitlerism. and dictatorship
Eddie Tolan Against II
AS Eddie Tolan. double victor in
the sprints at the last Olympic
games said TO me In explaining his
opposition to holding the olympics
games In Berlin, MY reasons for
opposing the games are not merely
political. they are more-larseiy
social.
ITO support the present program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

OF the German government by TAX
ing part in any of It's official ac-
tivities is supporting the most de-
base movement In the world. and
were I an amateur again. would
certainly refuse to become q part
Of any such movement"
Weak Arguments
Those who would like to go for
ward with plans for holding the
Olympics In Germany argue that
German officials of the meet have
already made plain the fact that
there would be no discrimination
against Negroes or Jews
Their argument is just as weak
as would be Governor Talmadge's
II he promised TO hold an inter
racial athletic meet I'm the state OF
Georgia, or Governor Bibbs Graves
fl regard TO such meet in Alaba-
ma. III
oince Hitler has risen to power
the textbooks used In German
schools teach that Negroes and
Jews are not quite human beings.
Beside the frequent pogroms
against the Jews. their political
disfranchisment. and their loss o.
social rights. Negroes have suf-
fered even as much In Germany
Because there are less OF them. we
hear less Of II.
No Negro entertainers can ap-
pear in Germany. Jazz music
branded as savage" IL not allow.
ed to be transmitted over the
radio. Laws are passed (even as
they are in our Southern states) tc
prohibit Negroes from marrying
whites. To cap the climax. Law
was even introduced to the effect
that all Negroes in Germany be
casterated. so that they might no.
faint the Ayrian blood Of the Ger.
man people.
Move the Olymplcs
Negro athletes In the United
States have the opportunity OF get
ting the Olympics transferred from
Germany to another country IN
Europe
J II, In their communities and
through their various papers they
would maintain the resolution not
to participate in the games IL they
we're held in Germany. their voices
and their words would penetrate
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
TOLAN WILL DISCUSS OLYMPIC
ROW AT MEETING

Representatives OF the clergy.
labor. and athletics will express
their opinions on the German
sponsorship OF the 1885 Olympic
games. In the auditorium OF the
Central Y. w. c. A.. 1880 Witherell
street, on Friday December 9Th. al
8 p. m.
Or. William MacAfee, president
OF the Detroit Council OF Churches.
Francis J. Dillon. national orra-
nicer Of the United Auto WORKER
Union OF the American Federation
OF Labor. and Eddie Tolan winner
OF 100000 meter dashes at the
1892 OlympicS. will be the main
speakers at the meeting. announce
ed az an Anti-Nazi Olympi -
Forum. under the sponsorship OF
the American Youth Congress.
Results OF a city-wide plebiscite
on two questions relative to the
Olympic Games. namely: shall
] the 1885 Olympic Games be trans
ferred from Germany to Another
Country" and III that Is not done
shall American athletes compete
In the Berlin Olympics?" will b.
announced at the meeting. These
results. and the results OF the pol
taken at the meeting itself. will b.
wired to the Amateur Athletic
Union whose national convention
opens on the same date.
The meeting. which seeks TO de
termine the attitude OF Detroiter'
on American participation in tn,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

little family will be well taken
care OF at Christmas time through
a leliable organization. 1886 will be
more favorable. as can see en-
ployment is shown after the TWEEN
ty third Of January
c. c. J. The discord you are hav-
ing in your family over religion is
uncalled tor. You and your hus-
band must come 10 some agree
ment In regards TO which church
to send your child would adj
wise you to let the in-laws out of
this question.
l.. .. DO not marry yet. As you
are very young. But however a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
Rev. E. w. Clarke
To A d d r e SIS
Luncheon c ! u b

Rev. f. w Clarke. pastor 81
John c. M. z Church. will be the
principal speaker at the weekly
meeting OF the MONDAY Luncheon
Club OF the Booker T. Washington
Trade Association. Wednesday.
December l1th Rev. Clarke 10 an
able minister, fluent speaker, and
successful pastor He will speak on
"Aggressiveness in business" All
are invited to hear him
l.. c. Blount. who was the prin-
cipal speaker at the meeting No,
9th. explained in detail the So
cial Security Act His talk showed
that he had given the subject n
most careful study and every one
present was greatly benefited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
ATTY. CHARLES n. PERKINS
s27 2. Warren Ave.
Nh Qlofxo

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In Ne
Circuit Court for the Cosnty 81
Wayne, In C1ancery.
EMMETT WILDER. Plaintiff
VS.. LORETER WILDER. Defss
dant.
AZ session of said Court held
AT the Court House In the City Of
Detroit. in the said County on the
7th day OF November. A. D.. 1875.
Present: Honorable Theodore >
Richter. Circuit Judge.
In this cause. II appearing By a.
fidavit on Gle that the defendant.
Loreter Wilder. cannot be served
by process issued out OF this Court
as she is not a resident OF the
State OF Michigan, btt resides In
the City OF Orlando. County, OF
Orange and State OF Florida.
On motion OF Charles r.. Per-
kins, Attorney for the plaintiff.
1T IS ORDERED. that the "a
PENDANT. Loreter wilder, appess
and answer the Bill OF Complaiof
Med In this cause within three
months from the date OF this order.
or that said Bill viii be taken m
confessed and that this order Be
published in the Detroit Tribune
and copy thereof served upon the
defendant BY registered mail as re-
CURED by law.
THEODORE J. RICHTER
ciresit Judss
a true copy
FRANK r. BoNKowsKI
Deputy Clerk
Observation-Disclosures
--O-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
ATTY. CHARLES n. PERKINS
s27 Z. Warren Avenue
No eleo0i

4 NV &tNstt
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In IN
Circuit Conrt for the County q
Wayne. IN Chancery.
ALICE BATES. Plaintiff. VI
WILLIAM G. BATES. Defendant
At a session OF said Court hel'
at the Court House In the City o
Detroit. in the said County on tn
9Th day Of November. A. D.. 1885
Present Thomes j. Richter
Circuit Judge.
In this cause, II appearing b.
affidavit on Gle that the defendant
William G. Bates. cannot be served
by process issued out of ibis
court as he is not a resident OF
The State Of Michigan. but resides
IN the City OF Birmingham. County
Of Jefferson and State Of Aiaba-
ma
On motion OF Charles r. Perkins.
Attorney for the plaintiff,
1T Is ORDERED, that the de-
PENDANT. William G.. Bates. appear
and answer the Bill OF Complaint
filed in this cause within three
months from the date OF this or
der. or that said bill will be taken
as confessed and that this otaer
be published In the Detroit Tri-
bune and q copy thereof served
upon the defendant by registered
mail as required by Law.
THEODORE J. RICHTER
Cireuit Judge
"a true copy)
FRANK y. B0NKOWSKT
Deputy Clerk
Il.n-Ia- On q anIal 81
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happy marriage is indicated with
In the next eighteen months. This
one party that you ask about IN
your second question does think q
great deal OF you. Your best month
is June, day Wednesday. color
blue. flower the daisy and number
20.
NJ. T. c. r. You will leave this
city within the next nine days.
Your mother will improve In
health. She should follow the
advice OF her Doctor You should
have your horoscope II will bene
ut you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

olympic Games tTdnsieTTeu tIom
Hitler's Germany to a country that
is a little more civilized. is at fever
heat
The question that confronts Ne
gro athletes all over the United
sta es is this: What stand should
the Negro athlete take toward par
ticipating In the Olympics in Ber-
lin?
The Spectator recommends that
they take the unqualified stand
that they will not participate In
the Olympics II they are held In
Germany.
BY participating In the Berlin
Olympics. Negro athletes would be
conserving to become guests OF the
government that has disfranchised
and dishumanixed their race In
Germany.
They would be adding to the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

Nashville, Tennessee, at this time
n. b. C.-What Is wrong with my
father TO make him act the way
he does?
Ans: He has just lost his job
and he hasn't the nerve to tell you
for fear you'll think something
wrong about it--He'll strike luck
though. for he is already working
on another job similar to that one
THREE DAYS A WEEK.
X. X. C.-WilI I receive the let
ter l am expectlngi
Ans: Yes--And you'll receive
news in II that will be rather
shocking to you. My advice is not
to pay any attention to this let
ter-If you go any farther with
this woman, you are likely TO RE-
GRET II later.
G. L. P-Will l he successful IN
Dancing or az being . Doctors
Ans: You are much better suit
ed for dancing than being Doctor
since you lack PATIENCE. It Ii
my impression that In later life
you will make a success as an
ACROBAT.
Il. T. S-Will you tell me
through your column II l do what
he wants me 10 will we he happi
or togetheri
Ans: Absolutely not--The man
you are living with wants YOU 20
turn your money over to him Sc
he will have enough to take other
girls out and show them big
time. Hold on to your money and
let him get out and work for his
like you do.
q. r. S.-Why Il II I am so un-
lucky With the opposite sexi
Ans: You expect too much from
them. A man isn't going TO eat you
up Just because you bring him to
your home and show him gond
time. You yet them know that you
are easy to get and want a boy
friend terribly-Youll have Ia
learn to be more INDEPENDENT
b. r. MI have drear,ed about
him for gnite awhile and I want
10 know n we will live together
happily aRaini
Ans: Your husband knows as
we'll as you do that you are too
different to get along peacefully
and he doesn't want to return Ia
you'll is my impression that the
REAL MATE for you will come
into your life during 1895.
z. g. Twill you tell me what
Is wrong With me and what can ]
do TO get WELT
Ans: AS your doctor told you
the trouble with you ia your
NERVES. and you can't yet we'll
until you rest up-You1l get to
spend few weeks with your rela-
tives after CHRISTMAS. and this
rest will make your nerves II lot
STEADIER.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

Berlin Olympics. has the endorse
ment OF large number OF promi-
nent individuals. including Jacob
Mazer. treasurer OF the Michigan
Amateur Athletic Union, Edward
J. Jeffries. Jr.. member OF the De
troit Common Council, and Louis
c Blount, Detroit president OF the
National Association for the ,Ad
vstAement OF CoIored People.
Thu general public is invited IT,
attend this meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
! 1tpfl1. Df$ffr1g
I~. As. Wis LONE . 90
] In the CRYSTAL
1H RAAON' he hod7u;s1
J s lone p &c
M~~>e H4AY

N. ". B.-Please tell me II what
ny girl friend told me Is true or
not?
Ans: Your girl friend took a
week end trip with her girl friend
just-as she told you, and she didn't
even go out of the state-How-
ever, those week end trips that she
has been taking lately aren't al
ways with GIRLS THAT SHE
GOES WITH.
ii. II. L.-why didn't my boy
friend come 10 see me as he pro.
mlsedl
Ans: Your boy friend was over
anxious to see you on that parti-
cular day. In fact. he was so anxi-
GUS to get to you that he got
PINCHED FOR SPEEDING. and
after he got out Of this jam 1t was
too late 10 call on you.
G. Twin our mother ever take
care Of MS againf
Ans: 1t grieves your mother ms
much as II does you to see you
working so hard and trying to
keep the family together-How-
ever, she'll be well in a few more
months and will take some OF the
RESPONSIBILITY off your should
ers.
J. XVIII j ever have any suc-
cess In what I am trying to dpl
Ans: You are loved and respect
ed by the members of the Bust
NESS MEMS SOCIETY in your
community. The trouble in this
club is In the group Of OLD MEN
that you let join recently. Withou,
these men you could have fun and
amusement as you did in the past
and can make your club a success
full one
II. l.. P.-What will be the out
come Of my propertyi
Ans: II will be that you will
secure q lease on this property
which is the sensible thing to do
You'll get reasonable sum Of
money out OF your property.
through this source.
J.. y. As-Wfn you kindly tell me
why n " 10 hard 70 get along with
nv wifei She just nags nj me all
the time.
Ans Your wife isn't the naggfng
kind. and she doesn't want you to
think she IL. Since you haven't
been making much money, II is all
she can do to make ends meet. and
she is merely trying to keep you
from throwing away so much mon
ey-Things will pick up next year.
and with a little more money.
she'll be a lot more AGREEABLE
around the house.
G. NJ. Y.-Can you tell me whore
the father Of my child u and why
he acted the way he did,
Ans: II just wasn't In him TO do
right by you 80 he decided to skin
town-He felt that you just roped
him in--I believe him to be In
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LEGAL NOTICES

WILLIAM T. PATRICK, SIR.
Attorney and Counsellor At Law
1871 Beaubien Street
NO. s4s962
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In IN
Circuit Court for the county o
Wayne. In Chancery.
NORA LEE SAVAGE. Plaintiff
vs.. CHARLIE SAVAGE Defend
ant
ORDER TO APPEAR
~ n session of the above entitl-
"a Court held in the County Build
inc in the city Of Detroit. County
Of Wayne. and State Of Michigan,
on the is, day Of November. a. u.
1875 Present Honorable Theodore
! Richter Circuit Judge
II appearing from affidavit on
lie that The residence of the De
PENDANT. Charlie Savage. is un-
known and that the last known
address of the Defendant was
birmingham, Alabama, Care Gen
cral Delivery:
On motion OF William T. Pat
rick. Sr.. Attorney for the plain
iff. 1T is ORDERED that the De
fendant. Charlie Savage. enter hi
appearance. in this cause within,
hree months from the day OF thi
order.
II 10 further ordered that tru
copy OF this order be mailed 10 IN
last known address OF the Defen
dant by registered mail. return r.
ceipt requested and that a copy
this order be published In a new
paper. In and for the County {
Wayne, as required by law.
THEODORE J. RICHIE
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK r. BONKOwSKI
Deputy Clerk
11-ls-zs-so: i2-7-14-21-2
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question will answered FREE In this column
ONLY when the hendng II nciosed Nth
Question Full Name Brhdate. and Correct Address For
envelope for New
Astroogy Reading receipt mail FREE ADVICE
Questions Send letters RAMON The Mentalist
The Detroit Tribune, eii6 ST. AnoInt Detroit. Mich