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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-03-30

! A few hours later. Grace Vickers
ran into the rest room. breathless
with excitement. Helen was at the
window. the white curtain flung
carelessly up over Their pole. while
she carefully applied lip stick.
Helen" Grace managed TO gasp
between breaths. IF you have
plans to lead Kent Marlin to the
alter. ditch them now. You haven't
MS much chance AZ have OF dane
ing tho Continental on the top OF
Pixies Peak. Take my advice and
hitch yoim chariot. TO another star"
and Grace dropped helplessfy into
te nearest chair. .%
What are-you talking about.
eoofy' asked Helen. earcastically.
Helen answered Grace Solemn
ly. II happened to go into the
managers office this morning to
take some statements. opened the
door softly. thinking no one was
there but Madge. as Mr.. Marlin us
ually leaves for the bank about
that time. and what do you Think"
You're asking meg' shifted
Helen. What did you see"
Il saw Madge wrapped up in Mr..
Martins arms like tiny caterpil-
lar in cocoon, I've never seen
scene in the movie any more thrill
ling. Does that boy know how 10
hanle female tenderly. Oh, my
aunt Josie"
"Well.' drawled Helen, as she
snapped her purse shurt. I'm sure
lis all right with me IL he is dumb
enough to fall for Marge's old
fashioned technique. I'm not inter
cstcd, Besides. ! have an engage
ment with Mr. Ray Erwin for this
evening, so I'm hardly up to my
usual enthusiasm as far as Mr.
Marlin is concerned"
You're surely wise. my dear
Grace returned the drawl. my
motto is To display your talents
whore they will have a chance to
be a; their best. but I'm surprised
at Madge stealing your thunder.
Helen" and Grace laughed con-
iesCendingly.
Don't worry about me. my dear.
Save Your anxiety for Tom" tartly,
'or Jimmie Maxon. who is wearing
hisself out. signing for Little Red
Riding Hood"
is Jimmy in love with Madge?'
isked Grace in surprise.
In love with her? Heaven save
he endangered child. He is a
poem OF love-"
well. he might as well frame
his love right now for all the use
he can make OF It."
Helen stood silently looking out
the window as Grace chatteved he
tween puffs at her cigarette and
combing her hair Helen was Bit
terly disappointed. For weeks she
had tried all her usual wiles to at
tract Kent's notice. Never before
had her attraction been so lofitly
ignored. She was not used to being
passed over for other girls, and to
have plain, unattractive girl like
Madge step in and take the only
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DEADLINE
by ALMA BEAN LOVING

man she had ever really cared for,
was an acid dose.
Helen" said Grace suddenly,
There is some dirty work afoot In
this town"
What are you talking about
Helen asked. absently intent on
her own unhappy thoughts.
well, Tom was over last night
telling me about reports going
around that the white people are
going to rid King City of all It's 80.
called smart Negroes. You know,
we've had three killings IN the last
few weeks and the police have re-
fused TO even try w. lind the guilty
parties. because those killed were
all coiorcd
n don't SOC aow they expect TO
simply run aholt thirty thousand
or more people out OF town that
way" Helen nswcred.
"rhey don't expect TO run then
all out hut they do mean To throw
scare into the Negroes to keep
them from expanding. voting free
ly and living I'm the best distrits. !"
"In other words. Helen replied.
Keep their heels on our necks so
they can watch every wiggle we
make
81 guess that's about the way OF
II. understand Mr.. Marlin is the
president OF This new Business
Mems League or something. but
think it's n fighting organization
making plans to put crimp In the
Nordic's little dream" Grace sur
veyed herself in the mirror. | told
Tom not TO get mixed up in It. He
might get hurt"
You want your man to play safe
while some one else takes the
chances" retorted Helen.
well. no woman, If she loves
man. wants to see him in danger"
81 wouldn't give two figs for
guy that's to cowardly to do his
share of the fighting" Helen's
voice was scornful.
Il suppose you'd like to see Mr..
Marlin hurt?
There was pause.
THE reason could love him, is
because he is a real man.
Grace was silent before this
frank confession from the sangy.
hard boiled Helen.
(1>o Be Continued)
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sly N o P S l S

smart Negroes" stay In your
place, Is the greeting that con-
fronts Kent Marlin as he enters
upon his duties rs manager OF
the National Union Life ms.
Company OF the King City branch
The feminine part OF the person.
mel Of the Insurance office Is re-
mantically Interested In the
handsome new manager. Grace
yickers puts Helen Jones "wisc'
10 the growing love Interest be-
tween Kent and his little secre-
tary. Madge Andrews. Il h g
"smart- Negroes have selected
Kent as Their leader In The COM
Ing race fight.
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NORTH END
SOCIAL NEWS

Large numbers OF y. Detroit citi-
zens attended the funeral OF the
late George ThOmpkins, resident
of this locality which was held at
ST Stephen A. VI. f.. Church. Thurs
day. March a. Rev. w. A. Black
well officiating. Mr. Thomkins was
struck and fatally injured, while
unloading door for his church,
I.omax Temple A. VI +. Zion. on De-
quindre. The funeral ceremony was
impressive and featured Rev.
Mann. c. NJ Derrick. Davis Patton.
Mrs. Rosa Pickett. and Mrs Annie
Phillips. The family OF the deceas-
ed thanks REV Howard and the
moriicians. Franklin aud Fritz and
uthcr friends Tor kindness render
ei ia theif bereavement
Ar Young Girls Athletic club H.
mskne fno progress. under the
rnlceai leadership ol Miss clara
Iar TIE now president Miss Mary
1884 Berry. 10 Goddard street was
fope>s. Tuesday Mrs Harris the
ngiher an the hostcs. gave an In
rercsting talk
The Nordet Social club met sat
nlay night. March lG. at the home
OF Their vice president. w. G. Will
utms. in Dequindre where they
we're entertained az party. Among
The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
James g. Whtby. Mrs Elizabeth,
lAvcrs. Tilman T. Gill, Mrs Julia
Carter. and Mrs. Isabel Butler. J.
Il Blair is president OF the club
The North End Social Club is
making plans for the annual spring
'rolic. on April 6. Mrs. Dorothy :
simmons was recently added as
nembei The club also sponsored a d
,rp ram March q, at the funeral u
an.e 81 Charles Digs
ms Joly Eight Mairons CLUB Y
~ enlerlMuca recently "a the
Mrs palsy phNlips There II
M.ef business session ana
w,ie mAac far ponoring
.fee at fhc Green Lantern Club
1851 3 paHidsan March ~
va, rcxt meeting Will be with II
watkins lsSSi Goddard
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he Mcdta'SJ

J.. a r. VIII get what | am
oNpcding TO get ont OF Vic invest
ment that paid $500 for? 80.
Ans don't contact you find
ing any HIDDEN TREASURE in
The hold in the ground that you
paid fifteen dollars Tor You
would only be wasting time to Try
TO look for treasure and you
may as Well get your old job
hack and 20 to work. Next time
YOU have fifteen dollars that you
don't know how to spend let your
wife have II for clothes.
l.. - | am most anxious TO
know what will do this next
year,
Ans You won't be forced to
take JOB. Your people will have
enough money by September to
send YOU TO the School of your
choice and you will be allowed TO
take up the training that you have
been interested in for several
y years.
. l. VI. j. Why IL this lawyer
y acting as he il doing?
y Ans Your lawyer is not respon.
\ sible for the DELAY in Won,
Il court case but has tried TO brint
this matter up for some time 1
y seems to me that it will come [,
=" court during the spring OF tbi,
year and will be settled to Won,
D satisfaction.
t q. c. Who stole my mother.
n whlskyi
m Ans a party who was constant,
3 In your mothers home during hel
ID recently ILLNESS proceeded I,
consume a small quantity OF hel
y liquor each day until the full
amount was gone.
. :. p Docs this party NEAR
Is anything good or anything bat
}. 90 met
d Ans: He is very serious and h,
y intends TO MARRY you within tn,
q next two weeks. You may as vel
q get over the shock for It Is reveal
IA ed to me that you Will be spending
4. on a long and lengthy honey.
j. moon with this party the latter
part OF this month.
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The club met with Miss Mildred
Gibson. 1916 Hendrie. March IA.
During the business session, the
members INDUCED In square
table" discussion. The hostess serv-
ed tempting repast.
The cocktail party. given on
March 8. was a great success.
The club also met with Miss Hell
en- Gary. 1854 Harding. Thursday
March Fl. Plans were made for the
tea. to be given Sunday afternoon,
March 81. from to z D. m. at 1854
Harding. Admission free. The re-
mainder OF the evening at the
March Il meeting. was devoted to
bridge. A dainty repast was serv-
ed. Madelyn White is president Of
the club.
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HI SPOTS MID Po STAGE

Twas on the Isle OF Capri that ]
found her.
Meath the shade of an old Walnut
tree.
i can still see the flowers bloom.
ing round her
Where we. met on the Isle OF
Capri &C.. l....."
Good evening Ladies and Gentle
men. wrapped in the peaceful
charms OF Earl Walton and his in
comparable music. your columnist
brings YOU good wishes and greet
ings from the Tribune-lndepen-
dents Broadcasting Station. where
this broadcast is coming from. We
have So many things TO tell you
about tbs week, that we hardly
know where TO start There is the
contest The stars and their doings'
iaa 0aor show in the Plantation
amt 81 many others. anyway we
start WIN q biz of something which
miahf Do interesting 30 yon we call
IA SIS SEEN is PASSING Joe
Louis The worlds next hcaNyweight
champion was seen on Beacon and
Antonc .ourroundcd by Jap Sneed
and whole flock OF admirers
Earl Walton is seen buying cigarei-
tos in Longs Drug store.
I}ernice Logan. charming chlorine
was seen walking up Antoine
street Herbert Brown OF the
team If Apache dancers and co.
producer at the Plantation was
seen in front OF the Carlton Hotter
\ atching "A group OF kids dane
NJ Lorraine Brown. other
ialf OF The producing-dancing team
vas seen dining in Pekin Cafe with
cr youthful son romping and play
ne all over the place, "A very lika-
~ hoy he r. La villa Tullos
"a seen goine ~ work AZ the ,
1b George Dawson Earl
altAu Loyl Cooper and Bill Kyle
.r i'm front of tic Norwood y
+a r,osn Mccarthy WIS
SIS m04 around ail dressed
st h1nefer james. wac 4
eWins afDad Also Langford Z
r.,me hie otcrcogt on his arm ~
4 bafeheadcd Glenda Bran d'
a me- N.ghunstle OF the Mite l'
ih- entering The Hotel twas r
Els I'M The evening she was all "a
sscd in dark red Those ~
icing boys Three Brown Specks ga
front of the Hotel holding a con- el
Bill Donaldson leaving A
Band Box Club where he has
office MAZDA jenkins was 81
seen OFT for a stroll she has
i i'll you know. but says she Is 3.
better Ted Lewis was ~
1 driving up Antoine with a car col
OF fellows ...- Rollo Vest In III
Plantation club .. Edythe Sc,
& slipping tea in the same clup gr
Emmett Adams looking the wi
&c over with a very critical eye ltii
"a bouquet 10 my boss and =,
. rest OF tile staff Tor being the la
liz local paper 10 carry II extra
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L. NJ. y 30 you think that
with the next two months
viii be able te ge. what want
- badlyl
Ans You viii be able TO get
The TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS
that you want SO bad and will
earn il yourself. Your girl friend
Will get you job working near
her place which will enable YOU
To save this amount OF money
L. II. l. VIII the girl that
love do the things that think
that she Is going 10 do?
Ans: Yes--she will keep her
work and enter in the CAREER
that she Is preparing herself after
she has finished school. don,
believe that you will mean as
much to one another this next
year as you will several years ir
the future.
T.. w. Tell me the condition o
nay daughter and sOn-in-law!
Ans: They are healthy and the
are saving some money You will
be paid visit by them within tn
next TWELVE MONTHS. The
are very anxious 10 make this tri
and they are saving everythin
that they can so that they ca
come during the warm weather.
n. j. r. Tell me please VIII
my husband got mp and Just qu
ne cold handed.
Ans: He has not quit you alto
gether--He was tired OF the sam
people and living in the same III
tie city and decided TO go on
trip. You won't hear from hi
for a few months but he will r,
turn and will become Statistic
again.
r. N. II. want 10 know n m
sister-ln-law Il guilty Of what
think that she isl 49,. 49,. 80.
Ans: Yes. your sister-in-law
isterested in your BOY FRIENI
However. both you and she shoul
be ashamed OF yourselves the wa
that each OF you are CHEATIN
on your husbands. This man doe
not care for either OF you and
only trying 70 make fool OF you
Make friends with your slster-in
law and forget this friend
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OBITUARY


Funeral services were conduct
I'd Wednesday. March 10. for the
late william Tolbert at the resi-
dencc $50 Watson street, with
Rev George W Babcr officiating
rhc deceased was - years old,
and died on March 8. after a brief
illness from pneumonia. lie is
survived by two brothers and a
large circle OF friends.
Interment WAS IN Memorio
Park Cemetery.
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IN E W S FROM
~ P Sill A N 7 i
BY Mrs. Eugene O'Bannon

Sunday at Second Baptist Pastor
Robertson delivered wonderful
morning message TO an apprecia-
tive audience. At 3 p. M. pastor and
choir and congregation motored to
Inkster to the First Baptist Church
OF which Rev. A. L. Merritt is pas
tor and rendered services there. The
pastor preached and choir sang at
1890 p. m. Evangelist James Etchin-
son brought the evening message.
The revival services will open
March 81 al Second Baptist. con-
Quoted by the noted evangelist,
Mrs. Viola Smith of Columbus. O.
SUNDAY al Brown Chapel A. NJ. E..
Pastor Williams brought very
spiritual morning message to his
CONGREGATION The Missionary So.
ciety held fair Monday and Tues
day. March 2G and 90 in church
basement. Mrs. Helen Williams is
president The Canadians Social
given al he home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur. Saturday evening. March
10 went over in 4 big way. Second
Baptist $ :. sponsored a pleasant
r. VI Sunday. March 81. Rev. WIN.
Shaw twhitel pastor OF First
Baptist was the guest speaker.
The funeral services OF Mrs.
Carrie Mahaley who died Wednes-
day. March -. were held from the
Church OF God on Adams street
Saturday March Ii at D. m. The
services were conducted by Elder
G0uch and Pastor T w. West. Mrs.
Mahaley was born in Buxton, Ont.
july 81. 1865. She is survived by 3 |
Mesdames Eva Wall.
Detroit Louise Priest, of Ypsilanti
ana Miss Ethel Mahaley. Youngs-
town Ohio two sons. William and
f,Oy; one sister. Mrs. Eva vonerble
Npslanti 'hrec brothers, VIM.
iencrblc. lpsilanti; Nelson. Cleve-
ana ohio, md Charles of London.
tne The body was in charge of
.ithnl-on Funeral Home.
Mrs Nina Nash has returned
olnc after spending several plea
anl wp,k IN Auglus. Michigan.
faster Laurence Taylor visited
.lh Mr. and Mrs. Griffins, Detroit
,r tho week end /
Palm Leaf Club met with Mrs.
helma Brooks last week re-
icing over the huge success of /
lcir prc-Si Patrick Tea. given at
ie home OF Mrs. Rose Starks. b
Mrs Charles Fletcher celebrated Il
r. husbands birthday Sunday.
arch II. with a family dinner e
The Sc.thern States had chilt-
< supper Saturday. March 2Srd at
e home Of Mrs. Minnie Medley. i,
he three clubs The Wastenaw
epublican club. the Civic League
nd the COlored Voters League of
nm Arbor are jointly sponsoring
Rally at Harriet School, Marcn
q. s y. IN. Program and refresh
nents free. Snow r. Grigsby OF
petrpu WHY ne principn ~peaker. 4
Walter Wycliffe. president; Way
nan Ransom. secretary.
Jolly Sixteen met last week with
IRIS Clarence Hawkins. Next
meeting will be AT the home OF Miss
Freeman Mrs Anna
lhodts. hostess The IS. W. C8s met
WITH Mrs carrie Roberts. Mrs.
'orcne Hawkins celebrated her h
nrthday saturday March lG. with
pariy ot friends. CoNcgs were laid
ar ~ guests. She was the receipt
mt OF many beautiful gifts
The sick for the week are Mrs.
anary Poughe who is in university |
hospital and Mr. Mark Neeley
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FREE IN thi. column Ally when the
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ALUMNI
nETROIT-TUSKEGEE

DETROIT-TUSkEGEE ALUMNI
The educational committee met
Sunday. March II. at the "Y' and
mapped the final drive for the
Booker T. Washington contest.
which will be held April s.
The students OF Detroit and
neighboring localities are bending
every effort to be ready to match
their wits.
James Harkless is chairman I;
l.. ID. Mallory. president.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-08-10
DIAMOND DRILLING

The object of diamond drilling
is to outline known ore bodies and
to prospect outlying areas, to block
out ore reserves and guide mine de-
velopments. The diamond drill core
is representative sample of the ore
and rock traversed and may be as
sayed to determine the metal con-
tent Of the ore and studied TO de-
termine the geological relations OF
the rock.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-08-10
ABANDON OLD BAUM WE'LL

The Reichoff interests have sue
ieeded in plugging and abandoning
the No. well on the Baum permit
in Sc swA sEA S-S5-sw. north
Of Kelvin. They took over the permit
to drill another well on the strength
OF the showing Of oil in an uni
IDENTIFIED sand In the No. 1. The
government required them TO plug
the first well before proceeding with
the second. This has just been COM
pleted.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-08-10
Amn FAus ON ONE

Acid failed to revive one we'll in
Kevin-Sunburst field. the Hollaran
No. 4 NwA SEA- Ss-S5-2w. P. L.
Eddy took over the lease recently
and proceeded to revive the dead"
wells with acid. This one was in
bad shape. A liner was pulled and
new casing run but acid failed to
revive It. so It was plugged and
abandoned.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-08-10
NEWNrONT DIVIDEND

The directors Of the Newmont
Mining corporation have declared a
dividend of soc a share. payable
Aug. Is to stock of record Aug. .,
1885. This is the same rate as was
paid Aug. 80, 1885.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-08-10
RARsnN LIKEs OII.s

Roger W. Babon turned his attention to the oil industry in his
daily column morning papers Friday and declared that the
depression the oil dusry lie complained bitterly
about waseful methods of the industry and limited the
essy and concluded by that under
the MIRA regulation the industry made greater profits than
time since the disastrous losses of 1882 The industry in sounde
today time in history he and he
that oil securities good for the long pull Swift de-
peon of present supplies make the remaining supplies more
valuable he says pointing that pool of Importance
has been discovered in the last five years.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-08-10

Kelvin oil operators should now
swear a solemn oath that come
what may. we shall stick together
until debt do as part.
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I7TlT

of that dome. In other words, it wash
ed DOWN THE SLOPE, to form the
sandy beach of an ancient tropical
ocean which surrounded this topogra-
phical "high."
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-08-10

the fourth have had their fling big things
elected president of the United States Some OF
proud the record and of not Newspaper men
recognition every while Tom Stout who hap
pens newspaper also lends word Of endorsement TO
the idea that Dan Milestone publisher of the Cut Bank Pioneer
Press should be republican candidate for governor
Stout democrat who his quill to save the
people by becoming public and he knows the misery that
newspapers deal public office there is doubt
his motives wishing Dan Milestone on the spot
However would be fortunate to have Dan as its
governor.
recognition for the fourth estate that will be watch
worldwide interest the election OF Philip H. Patehn to
the board of directors Standard Oil California;
veteran newspapeman correspondent and diplomat ne has
been important the of the Standard Of Cali
capacity of assistant to President H. kngsbur
through his adro public relations work
Every newspaper believes that Mr. Patchn viii the
fourth be very proud
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-08-10

Customer: TN mining tcwn. res
taurant) 81 haven't come to any
ham in this sandwich yet"
Waiter: Try another bite"
Customer: (taking huge mouth
full Nope. none yet"
Waiter: "Dog-gone it, You must
have gone right past It."
q d q -
New Minister: What did you
think OF the sermon on Sunday,
Miss Jones?"
Miss Jones: Very good, sir. We
didn't really know what sin was till
you came here"
q q q q
When a musician friend told the
Cut Bank girl he was going out to
play Beethoven, she replied, Good,
I hope you win"
Q o . Q
CLASSIFIED ADVT
my husband advertises that he
will not be responsible for my debts.
Anybody who knows my husband
will get a swell laugh out of that
O q q q
Say "Ah", said the doctor to the
geologist and the rock hound re-
piled, protestingly, "Okay, I'll say
it, but remember / don't mean 1t.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-08-10
SHORT on GAS


John d. Rockefeller took a little
girl to ride in his car and, after she
had comfortably seated herself. he
asked her, Where would you like to
go?"
"Oh, / don't care" the little miss
replied. Where do you want to
go?"
~, Mr.. Rockefeller replied with
a twinkle in his eyes, Il want to
go to heaven"
20. Mr.. Rockefeller" the girl ex-
claimed, 81 guess you haven't got
gasoline enough to take you there. :"
q o q q ~
A cold is sometimes affirmative
and sometimes negative. Sometimes
the eyes have It. and sometimes the
nose.
q q q q
1t has remained for the Murray.
Kentucky. Ledger & Times to cover
the famous quintuplet story in the
fewest number OF words;
Another five-year plan gone
wrong!"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-08-10

Judge: And why haven't you q
horn on your automobile9''
Prisoner az the Bar: 'PIeasa, Mis-
ter Joodga, / don't media da horn.
It says on da front. Dodge Broth
Tiers"