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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-12
A Touch Of Spring
Upon Your Linens

Could you ask for q daintier,
more Springlike wreath? Here's
! BIT Of embroidery that's unfail-
ingly lovely, and. always easy to
do!-Pattern $50, which will give
an old or new bedspread q quick
beauty treatment. You can use
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-12

resettlement administration whose cur
rent needs are provided for BY re-
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The -Four SIS

The attributes Of a great lady
may still be found in the rule Of
the four S's-sincerity, simplicity,
sympathy and serenity.-Emily
Post.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-12
Surprise "a Him

Old Lady Injecting a one-legged
tramp in the street)-Poor man,
you have lost q leg, haven't you?
Tramp docking down)-Well, IN
be darned II ] haven't
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-12

FINANCIAL

MINING
eS. WM neeotiate sale Or financing. Stock
issues placed. PETER VOGELAAR, 4Oe
Mcintyre Building, . Lake City Utah.
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POULTRY

70 NYSTRAND POULTRY CO, Butte.
Mont. for top prices and prompt return.
Evening star., 1937-07-15
bring 500 passengers here daily tt

bring 500 passengers here daily to
spend vacation funds literally.
A similar report came from Marthas
Vineyard Island, also affected by the
strike, where A. w. Woodward, chair
man Of Oak Bluffs selectmen; F. c.
Vincent, chairman Of Vineyard Haven
selectmen, and Capt. Benjamin Lums-
den Of Edgartown joined in estimating
the loss to merchants and Summer re-
sort owners 1T thousands Of dollars. ="
In Boston, night-long conference
between representatives Of the Inter-
national Seamen's Union, American
Federation of Labor bargaining agent,
and heads Of the New Bedford, Mar
thas Vineyard and Nantucket Steam
boat Line, recessed at midnight with
out an agreement.
James T. Moriarty, Massachusetts,
labor commissioner, announced the
conference was at an ''impasse" and
said the conferees would meet today
2p.m., E. S. T.) with Gov. Charles F..
Hurley. He added workers had re-
jected company offer, but he did not
disclose the proposal.
Earlier John L. Campos Of the
Massachusetts, Arbitration Board ex-
planned that the last obstacle to set
tlement was a union demand for a
80 per cent wage increase for officers
and 20 per cent for Seamen.
Evening star., 1937-07-15

be heard in Strewl's case, Counsel
Joseph @. M. Browne said, including
= handwriting expert who Is expected
to claim that some Of the alleged
ransom notes introduced In evidence
by the Government are spurious.
Winter, attorney for Obey and Geary,
said their defense Is "three-quarters
in" They may testify in their own
behalf.
Defense OF the five other defendants
who the Government contends COM
posed q Hoboken, N. j., ring in the
prohibition era, was to open today
with Counsel Joseph A. Butler draw
ing from q list Of 80 witnesses sub
poenaed to testify to Crowley's where
abouts since the crime.
Presiding Judge Frederick H. Bryant
blocked late yesterday any reference
to an agreement allegedly made by
Albany County District Attorney John
T. Delaney, promising Strewl i'm
Evening star., 1937-07-15

said the time has come to use some
operating revenues to meet operating
expenses.
About 5000, 900 Of this years In
come, they explained. will be used to
maintain the field force, and other
expenses will be kept to $500, 900.
BY next year. they said, the agency
may become entirely self-sustaining.
To vhittle overhead costs oricials
reported State directors offices in
Phoenix. Ariz.; Boise, Idaho; Reno,
New, and Santa Fe, N. Mex, soon
will be closed.
Service to persons having or seek
ing insured mortgages, however, will
be continued through F.. H. A. un-
derwriters' Offices situated In the af-
fected States
In line with President Roosevelt's
instructions to economic, officials
said, the Housing Administration will
follow policy Of not filling vacancies.
Evening star., 1937-07-15
him in connection with the crime ut
| any time.

him In connection with the crime ut
any time.
Says Pair Knew GarguilIo.
Braddock and Gould, the defense
attorney claims, knew Garguillo as
operator Of New Jersey boxing string.
Meantime. the defense reached what
1t termed the half way mark in testi-
mony in behalf of the defenda nts,
bolster,ng hopes the case might 20 to
the jury around August 1.-TWO
months after the trial began.
Thus far the defense has required
eight days in presenting q case by
which 1t hopes to acquit Garguillo
Charles Harrigan, John McGlone
ThOm"s Dugan, Harold Crowley
Manning Strewl, John Obey and Percy
Geary Of charges arising out of the
O'Connell abduction outside his AL
bany home four years ago.
Two Still TO BE Heard.
Only two more witnesses remain tl
Evening star., 1937-07-15
FIJI. A. TO REFUND
SUM TO TREASURY
Agency Is Striving to Ac-
quire SeIf-Sustaining
Basis.
Ry he Associated prexs

By the Associated Press.
The Federal Housing Administra-
ton, officials said today, expects to
turn back to the Treasury about
$6,5O0 1000 of its $10,0O0,OO0 appropri-
alton for this fiscal year.
The agency, they said, will put its
field force on a self-sustaining basis
August l and will eliminate unneces-
sary State directors Offices.
The organization at present has an
income Of about s6,OOOOOO annually
from charges for mortgage insurance.
This gradually Is increasing.
A reserve of SIG 10000 900 already has
been accumulated, and authorities
Evening star., 1937-07-15
CALLED
IN K|DNAP TRIAL
Subpoena Issued for Boxer
to Appear as Witness
in O'ConneI| Case.
b. the Associated Press,

6y tHc ASSCCIHCtU FTeSS.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y, July IS
James J. Braddock, former world
heavyweight champion, may be wit
ness In the defense Of eight men on
trial for the 1888 kidnapping Of John
J. O'Connell, jr.
Michael I. Winter, chief defense
counsel, said today he has issued q
subpoena for Braddock as we'll as for
his manager, Joe Gould.
Their testimony Is sought. Winter
said, to show that one OF the de-
PENDANTS. George Garguillo, was not =
fugitive from justice after July, 1888,
the month of the kidnapping, and that
the Government could have detained
Evening star., 1937-07-15
SHIP STRIKE HURTS
NANTUCKET FUNDS
Estimates o. Money Lost
From Tourists Put in
Thousands Daily.
- the Associated Press.

- the Associated Press.
NANTUCKET, Mass, July 15.-A
wage dispute between seamen and
operators OF a steamship line provid-
ing this islands only regular link to
the mainland 20 miles away, reached
An "impasse" today, abruptly damming
Nantucket's inflow OF tourist funds.
Estimates of the loss to this Sum-
mer colonys income ranged from a few
hundred to thousands of dollars. Gill
bert Manter, chairman of the Island
Development Committee, set it as high
as $4,000 day" He said the strike
paralyzed steamships normally would
Evening star., 1937-07-15

Nazi Ban Wrecks Company.
When German censors recently re-
fused to permit the showing Of 4 film
entitled "Prater" the producing conI-
pany, Of Vienna, Austria, was forced
into receivership.
Evening star., 1937-07-15
Luncheon Tomorrow.

The washington section Of the Reel
procity Club Of America will hold IT.
weekly luncheon at 1890 pm. tomor.
row at the Mayfiower Hotel.
Evening star., 1937-07-15

munity II he pleaded guilty Of black.
mail. for which he Is now serving Is
years In prison.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-31
Emancipation Picnic
To B e Sponsored
BY M. F. D. Clubs

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oGisc.ng CAMPERS will close
heir stay a, CAMP Sofccu wiz
. ceremonial 70 TIE "Crss; Quiet
Door, on Fricay svs1ing-
The first camp psriod ended on
July ~ with II Urls remaining
over for the second ,sc-wesk pc
ROD. These inclucs Ruth Muse,
six week camper. Ana James, a
former camper, Bs,tys Clsw and
Ernsstins Young Of Cleveland,
Pearl Brown. Mildred ara Con-
stance Bloun;. Grace jennings, AZ
slside Jones, and Evelyn Adam
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-31
Hantranck

fra, outing, Tuesday, July 20. a;
Belle Isie featuring a Wiener
Roast Those who attended wen;
by way OF truck ard automobiles
A large crowd Including choir
members. sad Sunday School p1-
Pills were present. Mesdames
Louis. Conner AID Cooper and The
organizer Of the choir. Miss Cheese
borough acted as chsperons.
Il has been stated that this Ii
the first successful Junior Choir
that The church has had in years.
A lot OF credit goes TO Miss
Cheeseborough for her patience
and tactful manner In organizing
the group Of singers.
Petition 10 Police
Thirty residents OF the South
End OF the city recently petition
ed the Hsntramck police about
the operation Of an alleged house
Of I'll repute. When police was
told that the address OF the house
was on Dubois street. they re-
piled, The address is probably
that OF a flat occupied by Negroes
OF a place for the sale OF moon
shine" whiskey." However. the
police planned a thorough inves-
tigation-
c. z. Opens Opportunities
The Christian Endeavor Of ST.
Peters A. ". Z. 2. Church has
opened the way TO new opportuni-
ties for all the colored youth in
Hamtrumck and North Detroit A
home making class will open IN
the latter part Of September. Some
OF the things that Will be taught
are cooking. sewing. house clean
ing, health. etc. The boys will
have an engineering class which
includes radio building, auto re-
pairing, wood trade. machine shop,
recreation, etc. Interesting de-
bates will also be staged from
time 10 time with other churches
participating.
These opportunities were made
possible by the League for Better
Relations. the president OF 81.
Peters Christian Endeavor and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-31
Women Leaders of
Nation at Conference

} IT. woRTH-(ASP) w..
By their president. DR.. x.r,
wsring Of Chicago. members A. -.
National Annexation OF Cola.
Women from ell sections q, =.
'ursry conveyed here Mo,d., !.
tend the Association's Ana,
cnvention. July Is to 81.
The public program ana r~|
..ght meeting was held xors,,
T.;h the city's church. busis...
nd professional Leaders =, h...|
0 welcome the big cons,av. q, el.s
women. Delegations from Bos,os
Mass. and Shreveport, Ia. ,t,s,s
cd the national meeting FOR n.
frat time. officials said. IA ,s,.'
years. and another group. hsss.
BY Mrs. DeMardgs Tolliver. foru..
president Of the Wyoming fsdsr,.
ton. was among the early srr,v,,.
Early indications were that INA
ations for next years convsu,,os
had already bsea extended BY n.
Boston group and By Mrs. s. Ia
Brown Of pss Moinss. Iowa
The New way Of Life vss a.
theme Of wednesdays session. Asls
At Masonic Mosque. one Of a.
largest buildings Ia Fort Worn.
and ., Thursdays meeting. hsM
At Nj 6illesd Baptist Church. a.
theme was the Better Way Of LIN
ing. both themes forming he Inn.
dsmsntals Of the Association,
educational program.
A public reception was given IN
honor OF the delegates wednesday
by the Delta Sigma Thetas. n,
Alpha Kappa Alphas also erts.
tanned the visiting sorors and dele.
gates. DR.. and Mrs. Ransom wsr
hosts 10 the visitors At reception
held Monday evening al their homa
After the closing session Saturday
July 81, the delegates. visitors. and
townspeople are 70 attend a huss
public barbecue 70 be held IN he
woods near the city.
As the convention rears rs con.
Guiding sessions. intense interest
was shown In the annual election
OF officers and speculation wsi
rife as 10 who would succeed Dr..
waring as president Mrs. R R.
Notion, drawing strong support
from the Alabama and Mississippi
delegations and reputedly bearing
the endorsement OF the admins
tra;ion. looms as the prime tsvorits
Others who promised 10 offer stiff
competition included Nrs. Rebeces
Stiles Taylor. now OF Chicago but
formerly Of Georgia. and Miss Ls-
,hia c. Fleming Of Cleveland, presI.
dent Ohio Federation Of Colorst
Women and prominent woman
leader OF the middle west.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-31
M ass Meeting AT
Cass Scheduled
For Friday

The release OF four Of the de-
PENDANTS II he sco;tsboro case will
be hailed as victory and plans
will be made 10 intensity the 1ght
for TIE freedom OF the Eve remain
i,g boys a. q mass meeting at Cass
Technical High School Friday. July
30. ~ s ?. N.
The mass meeting was preceded
last Friday BY highly successful
conference a. which a permanent
Detroit sco,isbo-o Defense Com
n!.;ee was set up. At the confer
erce were delga,es from So orga-
r:fat.ors among them the United
Automobile Workers. the YMcA.
Eastern Star. international Labor
Defense. NAAcP. Pequod Fishing
ard Hunting Club. the Internst!on-
al Workers Order. Mems Fellowship
Club. Consumers Cooperative
store association. National Alliance
OF Postal Employees, Universal Ne
gro improvement association. Com
munist party and the American
Youth congress.
"0ur task is hall completed"
stated the Rev. Horace White,
chairman Of the committee IN a
statement issued urging attendance
az the Friday meeting.
The release OF four Of tie
Scottsboro boys IS q tribute 20 the
untiring work OF the defense con-
nittee which modified millions OF
American citizens to protest against
the lynch justice directed against
the boys. The release Of tie four
boys represents a victory OF out
ragged public opinion in every sense.
Il should encourage millions OF
other Americans 70 declare that the
crime OF scottsboro must forever
be wiped from the records OF our
courts.
If that 10 70 be done. then the
remaining defendants Norris.
Wright, .weens, Patterson and
Powell must be given their free
dom. II four Of the boys are in
nocert 10 are all OF them. The
very release OF Roy Wright. Mont
gonery. Robertson and williams Is
an acknowledgement that the
scottsboro boys have been held
unjustly for seven long years. VIC
tins OF Southern prejudice"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-31
RANDOLPH TO
ADDRESS MEET
Prexy Of Porters To
Speak Here

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-31
VIOLATED THE
BLUE SKY LAW
Automobile Builder
Held In Court

Charged with violation OF the
Michigan blue sky law. John Jack.
son. 1892 Tasting street. waived
examination and was held for
trial last Friday morning IN the
court room Of Judge Christo2hr
E Stein.
Jackson. who claims that he has
built an automobile and wanted
the public to support lin
financially In the establishment
OF a firm to manufacturs
and sell the cars. was accused
OF advertising stock for sale 10
a fictitious COMPANY.
John Harmon Of the Michigan
corporation and securities CON-
mission. had Investigated the pro-
posed project Jackson was offer
ing for sale. The prosecution
stated Friday that they would try
TO have Jackson carried to the Re-
ceiving Hospital for . mental e.
animation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-31
by Pauline Raspberry and
Hiram Crawford
Housing Plan erred

EaE.-t=ckf corrc... Eaycr.
CRY s-gi-ee-. src.i.ect sre o;ssr
,...c.s.s re, Tuesday nosni-g 20
,.sn q ra.rsr BY which % 1-ge
.s .e1e-si goyerrnsrt 70 exec1is
q FEDERAL Housing Project :or
EsErsnck. TIE rro:ee; was or!-
s.Es!.y planned IN 1884 % clear
re fluns 0, Tyardo;,e sys-ue
ard vicinity. which section Is rocu-
isied alzoet wholly By Negroes.
7, n believed that this clearance
Will relieve TIE acute housing az
1ai.c- Il The city
Nasons Plan Picnic
A nun5er o. rzsonlc lodges CO
Wayne County have decided %
sponsor e soiri r;cric. Compost
Locgs 20. u 0: Eau;ranck VIII
oe ore % participate Tie p!cn!c
will Be held August ~ al Forest
PARK. There will be spectacular
attractions including a fat mems
race and fat ladies race. This
will be The first tine that 80 many
% the lodges IN the order have
combined 70 sponsor an affair %
this nature.
Track Team Praised
Floyd stocun's track team has
been the bes, n the city high
school league for the last four
years. Il IL a consistent winner"
said the sports commentator Of
the Hamtramck Citizen. To praise
tie Hamtramck track team Is 70
praise the high schools Negro a,h-
le;ss for they have brought The
team the majority Of IS honors.
Favorite stars and sure winners on
the team were Charles slebert,
Tate White and Lou Beatty all
June graduates Other outstand-
Ing colored members OF The team
are John white. samuel Colbert,
Peter stancil. Robert wingo, I'd
gar Butler and James Bradford.
Outing Successful
The Junior Choir OF Quinn Cha
pal A. ". T. church sponsored SIS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-31
DR.. C. lines Goes To
Lincoln University

Chester. Pa.-(ANP)-President
walter L. Wright OF Lincoln uni
versity announced early in the
week the appointment OF DR.. G.
lines as Director OF Public Rela-
tons for the university. Or. lines is
an old alumnus Of Lincoln and
was formerly connected with Tus-
kegee institute where he performed
somewhat similar duties as assis-
tant 70 the pres dent and secretary
Of the institute. post at one time
held t. DR.. Emmett J. Scott, now
secretary OF Howard university.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-31
u mite d Clubs To
Sponsor 2-Day Picnic

The United Clubs OF Detroit com
prising "a local clubs. will hold
their second annual picnic, Sat-
urday and Sunday. August Z and s,
at New Forest Park.
Sponsors OF the picnic promise
the public two big days OF fun. In
GLIDING sack races. fat mems races,
potato races, baseball and dancing.
Sunday. August s. pictures will
be taken OF all presidents OF social
clubs present at the outing.
New Forest Park Is located at
III Mile Road at Dequndre. Fur
Their information may be obtained
by calling at the clubs headquar-
tiers, 5lls Brush street, or by phon-
ing Columbia e2ls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-31
VOICE EDITOR
TO SPEAK

wsi...= cAa-.es Hague. editor
O. re voice cs Negro Business. Of
Zeal osgaa o. he Booker Z. wash
.rg.on Trade Association, has been
chosen IS o-e Of the discussion
leaders turi-g The conference OF
the Michigan Division Of the Ma
,io5a, Negro Congress which will
- Aelt Friday and Saturday, Aug.
( ard I. a: Bethel A. ". l. church.
". HsE1es subject will cover tie
Negro worker and IFS relation 20
hrssrsss-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-31
Legal Notices
Atty. Ernest c. Mitchell
ISL Warren Ave- East,

STATE OF MICHIGAN.
County Of Wayne.
No. 247, 81
At . session Of the Probate coun
for said County Of WAYNE held
at the Probate Court Room In me
City Of Detroit. on the Twenty
First day OF July IN the year one
thousand nine hundred and thirty
seven.
Present JOSEPH A. MuRPHf'
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate 81
Mary A. Mccall. Deceased.
An instrument In writing rui'
porting to be q cidicil 70 Q lost N
strument In writing purportins 70
be the last will and testament o.
said deceased having been dslis'
cred into this Court for prooan
and James Edward Mccall. son |"
said Deceased. having filed there.
with q petition for ne proving o.
proving said instrument
IT IS ORDERED. That 70.
Twenty-sixth day OF August nss.
at ten o'clock IN the forenoon y
said Court Room be appointed i0'
proving said instruments.
And Il 10 further Ordered. Tos,
copy Of this order be publishes
three successive weeks prevlou'
10 said time OF hearing. In TIE ~
troit Tribune. q Newspaper PRIME
and circulating In said County "
Wayne.
JOSEPH A. MuFPHf'
Judge Of Probate
a true copy)
FRANCIS MAHoN.
Deputy Probate Register.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-31
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and Parole Boards Sought

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80 = IS Ts.:.-s z-ss- k->r
- s-s c--s.-s--v .esss a-c,.-.-
-.-'s 80 a.. XIV :c- s-s -
.-z --zst .-,= a. s1st - o..s.
r-,.,s AZ r.. g - t-,T =
Re, y. a<v.fs> a. = ozr -.-
t..sf -. -ss-s
s.g-s.a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-31
Little Harry Dies"

Cay I'D -(cl--Li,,ls Harry"
Dshney star gr..tsr CT Knoxville
co,.sgs. was killed Saturday IN q
steel plan. scci1sr; where he was
ro-ks-r for the sumner.