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La opinión., 1935-04-30
Sc ESPERAN
; CAPTURAS
|MPORTANTES
Los agentes federales pre-
sentaran sus informes al
gran jurado
Sc asegura que han hecho
u~ltimamente descu bri-
mient0s sensacionales

TUCSON, Ariz., abril 29.-(UP).
Los sabuesos federales que han
estado traSajando por r~esoIver ell
secuestro de la nina June Robes,
consumado hace un ano, informa.
ron hoy en- la tarde estar Iistos pa
"a declarar ante ell gran jurado fe-
deral que Sc reunira en- audieneia
ma1ana en- la mahana, y agrega-
ron que pediran orden de formal
prision en- contra de tres personals
que Sc sospecha fueron autores 0
completes det~sensacional plag o.
Aunque los agentes ,-todos ellos
aces del departamento de inves-
tigacfon federal.-han estado ira
bajando en- ~secreto Y sin hacer Ell
memo comentario. Sc sabe que han
logrado descubrimientos s%ensacio-
males. Hoy e~stuvieron en- confe-
rencia con c. L. Goyette. presiden-
te del comit6 de beneficencia del
Condado. y en- seguida salieron pa
"a enviar a Washington -copias TO-
tostaticas de TN documento de csc
departamento de cari1ad. para en-
viarlo a Washington. a fin de que
sea confrontado Y eXaminado o
Ia nota en- que Sc pcdia un rescate
de SIS, 10000 por la libertad de Ia
Mia.
SoSPECHAS EN- UN EMPLEADo
Los ~agentes, todos clos de la Sc
lection &c, tienen sospechas en- un
empleado del departamento de Ca
ridad. tai como sc diio a la United
Press en- information exclusive Ell
ultimo sabado.
Sc espera que para ell microbes
o jueves a mas tardar llegara de
Washington eli informe en- que Sc
dira 81 hay igualdad o parecido n
tire ell manuscrito del empleado Sos
pechoso y la letra que apareee en-
la nota de / 100000.
La nina Robes fue secuestrada
cuando salia de la escuela para d.
rigirse a SUI casa. y 10 dias despues
fue encontrada en- una GAIA meta
lica improvisada. entire las arenas
del deSleftO.
Sc h;cieron numerosas capturas,
pero todos los sospechosos queda-
ron en- libertad por faita de meri-
tos, y haze POGO, muchos meses des
pues del seeuestro. fue aprehendido
Oscar n. Robson, antique amigo de
Fernando Robes, padre de la nina
En- un principle Sc ereyo umpor-
tante su captura. fijandose'e Tan
"a de S50.00O.00 que no pudo Gu
brir. y luego lie fue aumentada a
$500. 100000. hasta que inlciadas las
investigaclones. un iuez federal VIC
que no habia m6ritos suticientes, y
10 puso libre mediante fianza de
100000
Robson. que decIara ser inocen-
te. eomparecera manana ante ell ju-
RADIO federal.
La opinión., 1935-04-30
ESPERAN Ell FALLO LOS
~TRANVIARIOS

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril %.
Exciusivo) .-Falta aun varios dias
para que Sc o ell fallo de Ia
Junta de C~onciliaci6n y Arbitraje
Y no Sc cree que antes del jueves
lermine la situaci0n actual. o por
o mencs Sc sepa va ago en- defi-
litiva.
Entire los t~ranviarios. FL criterio
favorable, levantaran ell acto de es-
ado de huelga. aunque al Compa-
afa de Tranvias pidiera amparo,
La opinión., 1935-04-30
1876 MlLONES EN-
R~ECOGtDOS

A 126 millones de pesos en- mo-
nedas de plata a~scienden va las Ell
tregas que han hecho los bancos
priYados al Baneo de Mexico. como
resultado de "a requisa de monedas
de metal blanco ordenada por 81
gobierno, para evitar la fuga de Ia
plata.
Hasta hoy a las oineo de la tar
de los bancos de TODD ell pals hs-
ban trabajado activamente en- ell
envio de srandes remesas de dine
no en- plata, recibisndo en- Gambia
las nuevas enisiones de monedss
de cobre para ponerlas en- circuIs-
cion.
En- cambio del dinero que es en-
treSado al Banco de Mexico en- la.
monedas de p alta. esta institution
ha puesto va en- circulation seten-
Ia Y cuatro miIlones de pesos en-
billetes. anunciandose que ell res
to del dinero sera entregado en- 81
curse de la semana.
La opinión., 1935-04-30
Sc COT|zO A
$50 AVER
EN- MEXICO
126 millones de pesos en-
plata. recogidos por ell
Banco de Mexico
Ell Is de mayo seran pues-
tos en- circulation los BIZ
lletes de I'm peso

CIUOAO DE MEXICO, abril 20.
-(HiIo Directo).-La firme cotiza-
cion del dollar a $50 contra ell pc
SO provoco hoy una gran anims-
cion en- ell mercado de cambio, q
MEDIA que la confianza en- ell nue.
vo sistema monetario de Mexico
va siendo restabIecida al publico
con los pasos de ~emereencia to-
mados por ell eobierno.
De aeuerdo con los informes pro
p~orcionados hoy por la Secretaria
de Hacienda. err pocos dfas Ia nor
malidad quedard re~stablecida en-
las actividades comerciales y fl
n%ancieras del pals, con las nuevas
emisiones de moneda chica para
facilitar las tr-ansacciones conner
ciales en- pequeno.
La opinión., 1935-04-30
NANIFESTAClONES MA
MANA EN- MEXICO
cIupAp DE MEXICO. abril .

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, abril 20.
-CHilo Directo) Con gran entu-
siasmo Sc estan organizando entire
los grupos obreros de esta capital
varias manifestations pdblicas
oue Sc efectuaran ell l de Mayo en-
celebration del Dia del Trabajo, par
ticipando miles de obreros afilia-
dos a las distintas agrupaciones y
s%indicatos de esta ciudad.
Que mas de cien mil obreros to-
maran parte en- las manifestation
mes del Dfa del Trabajo, fue 10
que aseguraron hoy los lideres obre
ristas de la Confederation General
Obrera MeXicana.
Ademas los trabajadores perte-
necientes a la organization de los
Camisas Rojas a%nunciaron hoy que
tambien tomaran parte en- ell desfi-
lie. no obstante que los obreros los
han acusado de fascistas.
La opinión., 1935-04-30

: MexicunOs Mueren en- Ell TrGficO
Escenas de la Guerra en- ell Chaco

Nj la Liga de las Naciones nj los bue-
nos oficIos de los paises hermanos han 20
dido conseguir que terminen las hostiIi-
dades entire Bolivia y Paraguay, que Sc
dice han costado la vida de mas de 100000
hombres. Arriha, a la izquierda, Sc We al
La opinión., 1935-04-30
HITLER PUSO
"a A FL0TE 6
SUBMARINES
Ash 10 informo aver I'm Pc
riodico de Londres, eau
sando alarma
Ell gabinete ingles empezo
a estudiar la actitud del
jefe Nazi
United Press para LA OPINION

United Press para LA OPINION
LONDRES, lnclaterra, abril Is
Que seis de los doce nuevos super
submarines que esta coustruyendo
Aiemania para rec%onquistar su an
tiguo poderfo en- los mares. estan
listos va Y han sido puestos a flote,
es la noticia que publica en- SUI edi-
ci6n de hoy el peri6dico Daily He
RAID, de esta capital. agregando
que las nuevas unidades alemanas
estan equipadas cor nuevos apara-
tos de guerra cuya ~invencion e.
mantenida en- secreto por los alena-
mes.
FL "Daily Herald" agreaa en- 81
noticia. que los super-submsrinos
estan listos para hacer ~ prime
ras practicss y maniobras de eue-
IRA frente a la costa de Wilhelns-
haven.
La noticia Ia causado fuerte alar
Ell Case ALEMANlA. biscuit.
DO EN- AlEMANIA
LONDRES. Abril 90 Los prin-
~cipsles lideres del eabinete brita-
MISC iniciaron hoy un estudio *
traofieial sobre la nueva Ease que
ofrece la politica eerrana, tendien-
tie a la construction de un buen
ndmero de submarines para la pro-
teccion de sus costas. proyectando-
Sc desde lueso n serie de con-
fsrencias y consuItas con los re-
prescntantes de Francia e Italia.
respectivamente.
Informes de "fuente s~ccrnta' di-
cen Que ell sobierno de Hitler tra-
Ia de renovar de Y n os-
tentosa la marina del pals. tras de
haber inlormado de clio al goSier-
no britanico. y que su programa
inicial incluye la construction de
los %siguientes e'enlentos:
De 3 a s aeorazados de $4,000 to-
neladas.
Seis eruceros de comb3te
De % a 40 cruceros de diyersos
tamanos y ~poteucia.
De so a 10 d~estroyers.
De 40 a so submarines.
Narios porta-aviones.
IL procrama de Hitler. cNpuesto
on los %anteriores ndmeros. aunQue
de manera inconfirmada. ha causa-
do sorpresa en- los c~ircu!os politi-
COS de Inglaterra. tomando en- cuen
Ia que 81 reichfuehrer declare haze
pocos dias que no aprobarfa reso-
'uci6n alguna sipo hasta d~espues
de las conferencias ~navales con In
giaterra.
Sir John simon. Ministro de Re
~laciones. inform6 hoy a Ia camara
de los comunes:
"Aunque NADIA SECURE Sc sabe So
bre ell plan nava Ide Alemania, de-
Demos tomar en- cuenta cue ell sa.
bado Sc informo a este eobierno
GU, ell reich ha ordenado la cons
truccion de IL submarincs'.
La opinión., 1935-04-30

Oral. Jose Estigarribia, comandante SUI
promo de las tropas paraguayas, y abajo
a la derecha ell general aleman Hans
Kundt, conandante de los elementos bo-
l~ivianos, y arriba y abajo aspectos de las
tropas combatientes. -Foto |. /. News.
La opinión., 1935-04-30

William NJ. Howard, toto, en-
estudiante de la Universidad lie
California, y e~x-chofer de Paul
Wharton, ell modesto de las es-
%trelIas que fue advertisements
asesinado a fines de la Ultima
semana. la policia cree que
Howard fue quien mato a Whsr
ton, hirio despues a Henry {.
BoIte, professor de leyes, y en-
sesuida Sc suicide.
-Foto l.. /. News
La opinión., 1935-04-30
sALIpA DE Los MoNsTRUos

Como a la media noche comenza-
ron a desamarrar los submarines.
los tiende-minas y los caza-minas,
que fueron los primeros en- formar
la vanguardia, como abriendo paso
entre las aguas en- direction al pun
tSiaue en- la ga. Fag.)
La opinión., 1935-04-30
0RDENES
SECRETAS SALIO|
FLOTA AVER
Efectuara grandes manic
bras en- una en0rme ex-
tension del Pacifico

Una orden general de moviliza-
cion fue radiada la noche del i'll
timo domingo por ell almirantazgo
de la fIota del Pacifico, y bajo las
sombras de la m~adrueada y de la
tenaz liuvia que Gaia en- esos mo-
mentos, uno por n fueron sa-
Iiendo del puerto todos los mons
truos de acero, guardianes de la
costa, ~enderezando sus proas ha-
cia puntos secretos, en- relacion con
las grandes m%aniobras que Sc efec-
tuaran en- una area triangular en-
ell immense Oceano.
Durante mas de seis semanas. las
grandes emtarcaciones y sus auXi-
liares Sc ocuparan en- practicas de
guerra, tomando parte 1853 unida-
des de acero, mas de 400 %aerop'a-
nos Y ~a'rededor de $4,000 hombres
entire jefes. oficiales y marineria.
Estas practicas. Ell que Sc fijan
los ojos de los demas gobiernos,
SC desarrollaran desde las Islas
Aleutianas. en- las inmediaciones
del Estrecho de Behring, en- ell Nor
tie. hasta las Islas Hawaii, en- ell
Sur, y desde las costas de Cali
fornia hasta las Islas Midway. que
son la "puerta" del Leland Oriente.
La armada no volvera a los puer-
tos locales sino hasta despues del
1ro. de Septiembre, en- virtud de
que terminadas las maniobras Sc
concentrate a San Diego, con mo-
two dc la Exposition international
del Pacifico, y en- seguida saldra
para budget Sound. con motive de
las maniobras snuales del Verano.
La opinión., 1935-04-30

(sisus en- la 5s. Pa7)
La opinión., 1935-04-30
LA OPINION

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Subscripciones en- la Ciudad:
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Mutual $685.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02

The guest speaker will be Rev. A.
G. Williams. Musical entertainment
will be presented under direction
of Mrs. Jesse Parrish.
The hostesses for the occasion
will be as follows:
Mesdames Martha Wright. Irene
Bradley. Johnnie Hall, Alfredo
Williams, Hattie Santos. n. b.
Scott Bonnie Clark, Evelyn Os-
borne. Susie Royston. Mamie Black
Evelyn Solomon. Thelma Rigsby,
Ethel Cheatham. Pearl Adams,
Martha Cameron, NJ l.. Spears.
Thelma Howard. Bessie Miller.
Eloise Proctor, and Mae Greenlaw.
Committee: Mesdames Louise
Terry. chairman, assisted by Bea-
trice f. Roberts and Rose Il. Har-
per: Messrs. w. C.. Woodson. AL
fred Watkins. julius Hanan. and
Robt. Orse. Rev VIM. ~ Peck.
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02

Trade Association heard Mrs. Fan,
ME b. Peck, president of the Ma
tional Housewives League, speak
on How the Business Man Can
Improve and Increase His Service"
Among the many fundamental
and constructive suggestions made
in Mrs. Peck's mastery address.
the idea of credit unions struck an
Immediately responsive cord which
It is thought Will undoubtedly re-
suit in very definite action by the
Trade Association. Mrs. Peck was
at her best and every one present
showed extreme eagerness To hear
every word she had to say.
The speaker was presented by
l.. C. Blount. chairman of the board
of directors of the luncheon club.
and DIR. F. +. Dawson expressed
the appreciation OF the club In
brief response.
In honor of Mrs. Peck. the
speakers table was beautifully
decorated with flowers presented
by the Orchid Floral Company and
lovely bouquet was presented
the speaker by Mrs. Mabel Long.
Carlton w. Gaines. who presided
at the meeting. expressed sincere
appreciation to DR.. l.. II. Long
proprietor Of Longs Cut Rate
Drug Store. who had charge OF the
attendance. for his great success.
A beautiful Mando-cello number
was rendered by Rooney Archibald
Henderson and closing number
Let Me Call You Sweetheart
was sung by the group and led by
Wilbur G. Woodson.
The program for Wednesday,
November 9th will be in charge oil
Miss Ann Hutchinson, president
of the visiting Nurses Association.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02

The Silhouettes Ladies' Auxili-
airy of Kappa Fraternity entertain
ed at tea, Sunday. Oct. q, at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs.L. {.
Blount, 43O Chandler avenue. Pre-
siding at the tea table were Mrs.
John Graham and Mrs. l.. G.
Blount. Music was rendered by
Mrs Bernice White, contralto
Mrs. Christine Smith. pianist; and
Mrs. Mile c. Lee Those attend
ing included Mrs. l.. Watkins, Mrs.
l.. A. Millven, Mrs. Marvin White.
Mrs. William Summers, Mrs. Poin-
dexter. Mrs. l.. Reid. Mrs Edward
Tilsdale, Mrs. Alvin Loving. Mrs.
John Graham. Mrs. l.. G. Blount.
Mrs. Debert Lee. Mrs. n. Hackett.
Mrs. Henry Walker. Mrs. Floyd
Penick, Mrs. Robert Walker. Mrs.
Beulah Young, Mrs. Prentis Walk
er. Mrs. Reid Motley, Mrs. William
Loving. Mrs. III. Hickey. Mrs. Will
liam Hanson. Mrs. Julian Perry.
Miss Charlotte Phillips. Miss
Evelyn Douglass. and others.
Ernest Carney, superintendent
OF Parkside Hospital. has enrol
led at the University of Michigan,
and is taking a course in public
health law and administration
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02

MRS. LAURA F. OSBORN. presi-
dent OF the Detroit Board of Edu-
cation, who is the only woman
candidate seeking election to the
local common council, Tuesday,
November 5. She has been actively
engaged in educational work and
has been Identified In movements
for civic and political advance
ment for a number of years. and
Is one OF Detroit's best-known and
most influential citizens.
In the recent primary election,
Mrs. Osborn easily qualified as
one of the first nine councilmanic
nominees. This was because of her
popularity and the high esteem in
which she is held by the general
public.
This progressive and public
spirited woman has resided In De-
troit for forty years, and for the
past eighteen years has been a
member Of the local Board OF Edu-
cation, serving without pay.
Mrs. Osborn is seeking election
to the common council. because
she believes II will afford her
larger opportunity to serve the
community. She is a citizen of the
highest type and deserves the sup
port OF citizens of all colors and
creeds: for In her public office, she
makes no discrimination against
any group. but works in interest
OF all
AS a member OF the Board OF
Education. Mrs. Osborn has on
many occasions rendered special
acts of kindness.
Large numbers OF housewives
and members OF women's clubs In
the city. as well as other indivi-
duals and organizations. have
pledged support to Mrs. Osborn In
the coming election. next Tuesday.
Space donated by friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02

Underwriters Club
Sponsors Party

The Great Lakes Underwriters
Club gave a gala pre- Halloween
party at their office building, 301
East Warren avenue. Saturday,
October 26. The affair was well at
tended. There were pirates,
gypsies, clowns. Spanish girls and
boys. and the other outstanding
impersonators. All present enjoy
ed hilarious evening with the
sound OF horns blowing, the beat
or the tambourine. and the throw
ing OF confetti at unexpected times.
The outstanding game was the
apples stringing from the ceiling
intermingled with garlic and hot
peppers. the participants being
bl.ndfolded for this event.
The Entertainment Committee
consisted of j. +. Johnson. chair
man; II. Gordan. M. Henderson,
s. Lucas. l.. Perkins. and j. f.
Thompson. The sports and game
committee was composed Of r. l..
Gum. chairman, l.. Holder. and C.
I. Bishop.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02
SOCIALS

The ladies auxiliary of Parkside
Hospital met last week. at the
homeof the president, Mrs. Annie
Green. 925 Temple avenue.
After the business session. SUI
perintendent Il. II. Carney of Park
side was introduced. He told oil
the accomplishments of several
hospitals he recently visited on his
tour to Chicago. st. Louis. and
Nashville, and of the fine work
being done by the womens auxili-
aries OF those institutions. Mr..
Carney summed up his talk b,
urging the ladies of the auxiliary
to continue to advertise Parkside
Hospital at all times.
Il. T, Atwell. of New York city
was visitor in Detroit this week
and spoke at the MONDAY Lunch
con Club of the Il. T. Washington
Trade Association at the Y. w. G.
A. Wednesday.
Edgar Pitts, popular in civic
movements and originator of the
local Joe Louis Boosters Club. Is
i'll at Trinity Hospital. Friends
wish him rapid recovery.
Members OF Tau Chapter OF
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority were
hostesses at an elaborate tea. last
Sunday afternoon in honor of the
co-eds at Wayne University. The
affair was given in the social room
OF the Great Lakes Mutual lnsur.
ance Company. on r. Warren ave
nue..
Mrs. Joseph stanton and son
Kenneth. of owen avenue. return
cd Tuesday from delightful mo.
tor tour through Ohio. West Vir-
ginia. Virginia. and the DistriC
of Columbia. They also visited
friends in Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mesdames Ernestine Postles an,
Lillian Gaines left last Saturda,
to visit the parents of Mrs. Pos
ties In Omaha, Neb. They will b.
guests there until Thanksgiving
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02
5ekIedIS
BY BETTY BARCLAY

oy bEtir oAHSIAv
Brazil nuts seldom lie around
Too tempting they, by far.
Yos nibbfe at them till they've gone
From NAT dish, bag or jar.
Bsf when perehsnce yos have . few
Or fresh purchase make,
Don't eat them rsv, delight your
gnesfs
With this delicious cake.
Sandwiches, cake and coffee have
always been the principal foods for
q light lunch. No doubt they will
continue to be served for genera
lions to come. However. women
who have regulations as hostesses
vary their sandwiches and cake 90
that their luncheons are looked
upon as decidedly different" Nut
cakes will be very popular this
season. Those made with Brazil
nuts certainly will be different"
The following cake Is entitled to
DECIDEDLY different"
Brazil Nut Cake
2 cups ground Brazil nuts
6 eggs
Y teaspoon salt
l cup sugar
Grind the nuts az cups of
shelled nuts or about y pound)
and mix with sugar and salt. Beat
egg yolks until foamy and beat IN
sugar and nut mixture. Beat thor
oughly and fold In beaten egg
whites. Pour into 3 creased S-inch
layer cake pans. Bake In
moderate oven. $50 degrees r., for
80 minutes. Or pour mixture into
a creased S1s inch tube pan or
spring form and bake In a slow
oven, S25 degrees T.. for 20
minutes: raise the temperature to
s75 degrees II. for 10 minutes and
then decrease heat to 325 degrees
+. for 80 minutes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02
Constables Seeks
Voters Support

Among the eandidabes seeking
election or reelection next Tues
day as constables. are the follow
ing well-known colored men, j.
G. Horn. Ward 3; Il. +. Smith.
Ward 3: Wyatt w. Strong. Ward
s; Alexander Henderson. Ward 8;
Walter r. Green. Ward z; and
Fred Thompson. Ward 5. who
seeks election. They ask the sup
port of colored voters.
Three white candidates. Edward
r. Fisher. Ward L. George X.
Pearce. Ward L. and Joseph Har-
ris. Ward IL. also ask their friends
to support them in Tuesdays
election.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02
goth Century League
To Sponsor Program
Sunday, November 3

The Twentieth Century League
will sponsor its Introductory pro-.
gram. Sunday, Nov. 3. at $3.50 p.
m. at New Bethel Baptist Church.
Hastings and Willis streets. Mr..
Woodson. executive secretary of
the st. Antoine Y. NJ. c. A. will be
the principal speaker.
The purpose of the organization
will be outlined and the program
promises to be of unusual inter
est.
Attorney Charles Perkins Is
president of the league. Everybody
is welcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02
SILVER MOON SOCIAL
CLUB

The club met at the home of
Mrs. Mae Glenn. Friday. Oct. 20.
Final plans were made for the
masquerade party which was Civ
en- last Saturday.
The hostess. Mrs. Glenn. served
a delicious fruit salad. with cottage
cheese and cocoanut cream pie.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Bessie Grays. 1867 Jay street.
Mrs. B. Bradley is president Mrs.
w. NJ. Howell. secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02
d. M. A. A u t u m n
Recital Monday

A real musical treat is promised
those attending the Detroit Musi-
clans Association Autumn Recital
on Monday evening. Nov. 4th at
Sis o'clock. at the Y. w. G. A.
The program will feature vocal
and instrumental solos by out
standing artists OF the city; also
trios. choruses and readings by
ID. M. A. members. Come and en-
JOY the evening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02
Rummage Sale

The Ladies Auxiliary OF the
Frederick Douglass Post No. pa,
will sponsor rummage sale Tor
charity, beginning Nov. Attn to 9'n'
at the Post. 437 T.. Garfield.
Many useful things for grown
ups and children may be obtained
at very reasonable prices.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02
Beauty Hints
FOR TIRED FEET

There Is nothing better for tired
aching feet than to soak them in
hot salt water for about fifteen
minutes. Then massage them in
olive oil. DO this at night before
retiring. You will feel like a new
person in the morning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02
Classified Ads

Help for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Everywhere. No experience neces-
sary. S50.-$lsO. monthly. Enclose
stamp. Scharf Bureau. 1881 w.
18th, New York.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02
Mrs. Peck Addresses
Luncheon Club
Many Attend Luncheon Club Meeting of
Trade Association

At the Lucy Thurman Branch Y. w. c. A., Wednes-
day. October 3d. of the largest crowds attending
Luncheon Club Meeting of the Booker T. Washington
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02

Desirable Office Space for rent.
Inspection invited, 552 r.. Warren.
Call Temple 1-5Si9.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02

Well furnished room for gentle
man-Clean, quiet, modern home
North Detroit. Clifford 1924.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02
Stoker Party to
Be Giuen Friday
Reverend A. c. Will a m S To Be
Guest Speaker

"Stoker Party in interest of the church, will be
given at Bethel A. Me. Church. Friday Nov g. at p
The affair will be held in the assembly of the church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02

SUPPORT YOUR HOME TOWN
PAPER 1T TALKS ~ WORKS
FIGHTS FOR YOU.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02

Reporters OF Church Activities
Please Get Their Copy in by Mon.
day Morning
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02

Furnished Room Tor Rent-3if7
Parker-Near Mack Carline.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02

Corner Store, Reasonable Rent,
1901 ~. Aubin. Suitable for all
Business. Tr. 2-s797.