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APARTMENTS WANTED.

QUIET. EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES .
rms. k, b. refrlgerator, in home or apt :,
Christian environment, S35. Box 336-K,
Star.
FURNISHED LIVING ROOM KITCHEN,
bed room. bath: Sept. LIST; couple State
rent and location. ! Box 363-K, Star.
FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS WANTS CLEAN.
furn. apt: quiet cool; NV. or sub; October
] or longer. Boz 1H1-K. Star- Ia.
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THE GAM
FOUNTAIN COURT.

"a Que-Beautiful new recreation dining
pms garden; desirable. Why pay more?
RleS. QOub les. DeCatur h.hS
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp
1900 LAMONT ST NV

RANDALL MANSIONS. adJoins Rock
Greek Park. Cool, corner apartment.
exposures. large living room.
dress. room, in-a-door bed. dinette
large reception hall. kitchen. bath
2 T.. d a.. kit. bath. porch az "a
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO,
1908 H st. NV. National o345
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WOODSIDE, MD 94I0 3rd AVE Ord
and Garfleld)-6 rooms. bath, am.i., fire.
place, INV h, porch, garage. large ground: :
near schools and churches; rent, $50 month.
FOXALL-SEMI-DE DETACHED. ROOMS.
? baths, double rear porches. gas heat.
built-in garage. corner lot. Phone Natl.
1910 or Wise. 5t19.
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40 18th ST. N.W-Front basement
udio, private bath: study
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1852 4th ST. NE RMS. KITCHEN
bath and inclosed porch: S45. l2s
WILL SHARE LOVELY APT. WITH RE
nned young woman, Govt. employe pre-
terred. Express bus at door See or call
MRS. BARNES, 5722 3rd st. NV. Georgia
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CEDAR COURTS" TAKOMA PIX, D. c.
Near Walter Reed, 40 Cedar st.-Every
sony. well turn; 2 or 3 rms, kit.-din
lnc!.: gar: reaS Mgr. Genrgla nl.la
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AIR COOLED
1929 Connecticut Ave.
"An Address of Character,

ATTRACTIVE DOWNTOWN FRONT. 1a1 s
10th st. NV bed rooms. spacious lv
room and recep. hall kit, tile bath with
shower. cross ventilation, elevator. free
refe. E. QUINCY SMITH. INC, 900 18th
st. NV. District 9O51
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MILLS. 430 5th st. NV. National 1861.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-RECONDITIONED
all detached, rms. ba. large veranda.
Ss5: Q rms, ba.. veranda. Sa5: II rms,
. ba. 6 bed rooms 500; also Virginia.
9 rms ba. $50. FULTON r. GORDON.
Dist hO2A
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745 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Has
|lst been opened for a young people S
loardlng club; beautiful downtown resi-
fnce: single and double rooms: S3S to
10: basement rooms S33
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IA WOODLEY PL. n W.-Want . girls 10
Iare furnished home with = others
feakfast and dinner, maid service: mod
p home atmosphere. Phone, etc. ReaS-
able.
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port St. n.W.-Sublet two rooms kitchen
ano bath, completely furnished. Emerson
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1l26 11th St. NV.
1880 r. /. Ave. NE.

rooms. Kitchen, dinette
bath and porch Refrig-
Grafton on house current
Eievstor. Res. Mgr, North
1857. III
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NV, Lee-Marque--Nicely
and double rooms. semi
.ycelleOt hnard 1Ds
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60 5th ST. NW.-Frout single rm for
ntleman; nicely furn.: fine nelgnborhood
nv. located; 20 min. downtown. like
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BED-LIvING ROOM, KITCHEN, BATH,
Tor | or empl. adults only. 1927 9th
st. NV. Georgia 1865
1915 10th ST. NW.-ATTRACTIVE .
room apt, completely furn.: gentiles only.
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ELOW DUPONT CIRCLE. 1915 10Th s..
n Exclusive guest home has . double.
pier. Particular attention % food and
kial life
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SUBLET-MODERN. COOL. NEWLY FUR
hlShed tWo.room attractive apartment, 10th
ana Columbia I'd, references. Adams $40.
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JUST OPENED.

153 FLA AVE NV,
Block from Conn. Ave. and r st.
Single, double triple rooms all newly
IN. outside rms: excellent meals. Special
rates to first guests; S35 to $40 mo
Ia meals. Sl5 to so Without meals
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~ WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Double rm.,
m PRIV. bath. twin beoS breakfast. din
II. Potomac 93Su
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FPONT CIRCLE 3l3l Mass. ave-Loye-
large studlo-style room for two or
PEE, with large tile private bath with
p and shower: also a Slnsle and double
fellent meals; radio free real guest
fne N an e%-embasSY, waking distance
Pe Ike you would like to live. costs you
more than the ordinary boarding house
solicit your inspection North 9lO4
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TABLE EOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.

2 NEWTON ST. NW-Table board, SOC
hth: southern cooking.
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25 MASS AVE. N.W.-Nicely furnished
pms for girls; home cooked meals; priv
ReS: S33 30 month. Decatur O63" IL.
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iO3 10th ST: N.W-Young people and
nployed couples. Beautiful rooms. Sc
rtlve menu. Splendid location Sec III
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tPONT CIRCLE. 1926 18th ST. NV
fsle and double rms. with Law: reas.
Pile board: Southern cooking. North oO4a
06 10Th ST.--Double room large closet
|mfortahle twin beds: excellent meals:
ftral; reasonable. Also single
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pl MASS. AVE NW-Single. studio
pm, SiO.50. Double rooms. $1,000 to
$50 Excellent meals
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fTRA LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. 3 eX-
Fures; modern Jewish home. appetizing
$als: shower; garage. Adams 31Ol.
: r. l. AVE. NW.-CloSe in, Pleasant
fne well balanced meals. single room
10 large room for = or 3 Young men or
rs: reasonable Decatllr h1lE
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IO3 K ST. N.W.-One space for young
|dy with two others in one of the most
fsirable rooms in the city, and with most
fined girls.
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HOUSES UkFURkISHED.

NEAR 4th AND R. I AVE NE-6 RMS.
bath and garage. Near Tech High Al
condition. Available Sept. I. Randolph
1909.
320S HIGHLAND PL. CLEV. PARK-DE-
tached: 10 rooms; well arranged for enter
tanning; oil burner; S125.
GROOM BRICK, ALL MODERN CON-
veniences; nice yard. $4,000 month";.
Located 1917 Eye ST. ne. Call W. T.
COTHERN. 913 New York ave. NV. Ma
tianal -4IH 10s
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F02 10th N.W-Beautiful front room
hitable for 3; newly papered, shower, other
hcancies, with or without board. IA
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E36 LAMONT ST, Mt Pleasant-single,
bubble, comfortable beds. Beautyrest and
bil springs, good home cooking; S31 so
hd S42 50. Also basement room. S32 so
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pCk CREEK PARK-Rooms; sleeping
(rch, bath. shower. c.h.W.; German cook
K Adams 59H5 1os
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! IRVING, overlooking Rock Creek Park
Newly turn. single room, adj furn. porch;
balanced meals Columbia Ual6
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fTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM for two. pri-
fte bath: also single room; refined home;
@od board Columbia lO25
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l'-5 N. H. APT. 4Ol-o-ROOM COR
apt; new bldg: all new furniture See res,
| mer; or call Nat, 3l20, Ext. SIG, days.
North llln-W nights
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ills K ST. NW-TWO ROOMS Isl
ems. dishes. silver. $50 Ia.
1908 18th ST. N.W-SECOND FLOOR
well ventilated large living room Murphy
bed. kitchen and hafh Annlu All
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I12o HARVARD NV FRONT RMS,
north and south expos; nicely furn. S35:
housekeeping; seml-pvt. bath See janitor.
! ~ sth ST. N.E.-ATTRACTIVE GROOM
! apt. for Ink; conv. transp Lincoln lOl O.
TAkOMA PARK. 246 MAPLE AVE,-TWO
cool rooms. kitchen, bath Frigidaire, wash
sr, unlimited phone; adults; S45. Shep-
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WOODLEY PARK TOWERS MONTHS;
cool large living room; one bed room
completely equipped housekeeping Apt. 90
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klTCHENETTE APT ALSO SLEEPING
room available; modernly equipped Childs
Bldg. 1888 N Y ave. Apt 1 1G.
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40 llth, ST. NE LARGE. CLEAN,
irlserator, gas range: > people
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Summer resort in the city. Cool. Quiet.
flthful, beautiful grounds; delicious
ais: large single and double rooms: two
(idences. 364O 18th ST. Columbia Oo94
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CLUB MERIDIAN.

262O 10th ST. NV.
a club residence for men and women
(h delightful social atmosphere. ideally
conveniently located in the fashion,
3e area OF the foreign embassies and le-
Ilons: was the former Persian Embas assy.
Pc gardens; equipped for comfort of
ksts; personal hotel service; distinctive
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!26 R ST. N.E.-TWO CLEAN, FRONT
rooms, second floor; reaS; near trans
p0rtatlon. 10.
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2209 MASS. AVE. NV.

Single. double rooms with private and
Joining baths. newly furnished; former
oassy: opened recently, Special low
3es TO nrSt guests. Live al this dis
4ctlVe address At no extra COST 1ss
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pa 32nd ST. SE.-Chndren's recreation
fttase, private beach, safe bathing. Board
ID room reas. Call after 3 pm. l2'
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE.

IOF ST. n. W,
RATES $40 TO SGi MONTH, cool,
MING ROOMS. SFLECTIVF MENUS
eEPHONES IN ALL ROOMS SHOWERS,
MS 1NNFR-SPRING MATTRESSES I'M
[CULATELY CLEAN. COUNTRY CLUB.
INNING POOL. SINGLE AND DOUBLE
5OMS.
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q, FAF2k RD. NV, JuSt OIL I4Th-
llclous, me-cooked food. Beautiful
pms. singles doubles: breakfast $40,
tner As, tasty sandwiches packed free
ke parking Columbia .4lG
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ASEMENT ROOM, large, well furnished;
fiVate lavatory, shower; reasonable for
Fo young men; ample for three at less.
'ood meals. 1715 Lanier pl 14s
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4o11 MARLBORO PL,- -NW.-6 R. AND B.:
d. A. BARRY, Col 6nS6.

WOODBRIDGE HOME.
T-r. house. bed rms: S65 MAYNOR,
2605 Brentwood rd. ne. North 433s
sl3 9th ST. NW.-11 ROOMS, BATH,
hot-air heat, cleo; suitable business or
roominR house: 500 per month
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO,
Evening star., 1937-08-26

Many years of eoot expsrisa<s
cesfism jelIeH's Coat Leadership. Hove esm-
psese confidence II NJ soa,a1 as4Iity and ts,A-
ioa-sishtness Of your coat iobeied Franz r.
J<lieG"
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flu ron se eduko hbrnt
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
Diving From Starvation, Girl
Is Saved By Community Fund

1850. Agencies like Children's
Hospital cared for 1880
Agencies giving family services
and care for the aged like the De
troit Urban League and the Phyllis
Wheatley Home helped el.t+3 per-
sons last year.
Community Fund agencies en-
gagged in supervising young peo-
Plies activities like the Lucy Thur
man branch OF the Y. VIC. A.
served es.1s7 persons last year.
Other agencies carrying on protec-
tive work aided 4.4S6.
In congested areas settlements
and recreation centers like the
Chestnut Street Community center
and the Eight Mile Road Commun-
ity center OF the Urban league en-
rolled 1909 children and adults In
clubs and classes last year.
The 1888 campaign OF the Com
munity Fund for the support OF It's
so agencies is being held Nov. l
to ~. he Good Neighbor', and
give to the Community Fund.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06

8. Accurate and complete medi.
cal records fled In an accessible
manner so an 10 be available for
study. reference. follow-up. and re-
search.
3. Group conferences OF the ad-
ninistrative stan and OF the med
ical stan TO review regularly and
thoroughly their respective activi
ties In order 10 keep the service
and the scientific work on the high.
est plane OF efficiency.
10. A humanitarian spirit In
which the best care OF the patient
is always the primary considera
ton"
In attaining approval OF the
American College OF Surgeons
these hospitals join hands with
Provident Hospital OF Chicago
Freedmens Hospital OF Washing
ton. George w. Hubbard Hospita
OF Nashville. City Hospital No. 2
OF St Louis. Parkside Hospital Of
Detroit. Flint oodridge Hospital oil
New Orleans and other first.clas'
Negro Hospitals. However. IN,
Thomas Medical Center. with ~
bed capacity Of two hundred eigh
teen. Is conceded 10 be- the largest
privately owned Negro Hospital IN
the United States and the only In
stitution OF this type approved by
the American College OF Surgeons
Founded in 1881 by Dr. and Mrs
All. T.. Thomas. Thomas Medical
Center holds a unique place In the
civic life of Detroit. Bethesda Hos
pital. the original unit. has been
one of the mainstays In Detroit's
fight to control tuberculosis. IL Is
fully equipped for the modern
treatment and care OF tuberculosis
and It's stan physicians are al
specialists In this disease.
Edyth X. Thomas Memorial Hos
pital was named In memory of the
daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
who died at the age OF fourteen
Its one hundred and twenty-five
beds are divided In two buildings
the medical and maternity unit and
the surgery unit. There are two
operating rooms, one containing IN
amphitheatre. This hospital Il
modern throughout. It's laboratories
and x.ray department contain the
latest equipment The private
rooms. semi-privats rooms an'
wards are spacious and well light
ed. They are furnished with tn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
Detroit Hospitals Get Approval
OF American College OF Surgery

The American College OF Sur
geons. the universally recognized
authority OF hospital standardiza-
ton. announced at Its annual Hos.
pitai Standardization Conference
held in Chicago Oct. rs. that Beth
esda Hospital and Edyth X. Thorn
as Memorial Hospital. OF Detroit.
have both been placed on the APP
proved list.
These hospitals arc units OF the
Thomas Medical Center located on
Garfield Avenue. Bethesda Hospi-
tai Is a 9S-bed tuberculosis sanitar-
ium and Edyth X. Thomas Memor.
ial. with its new surgery and ad-
ministration building now nearing
completion. will have bed capac-
ity OF one hundred and twenty-five.
Before a hospital can be ap'
proved by the American College OF
Surgeons. ten fundamental require.
ments must be complied with to
the satisfaction OF the Colleges
surveying officer who personally
visits each institution. The require
ments as outlined In the Manual OF
Hospital Standardization. pub
lished by the College. are as fol
lows
Il. a modern physical plant,
properly equipped for the comfort
and scientific care OF the patient
=. Clearly stated constitution, by.
laws. rules and regulations setting
forth organization. duties. RESPONSE.
bilitles, and relations.
=. A carefully selected governing
board having complete and su-
preme authority for the manage
ment OF the institution.
4. A competent. we'll trained ex-
ecutive officer or superintendent
with authority and responsibility TO
carry out the policies OF the insti.
tuition as authorized by the govern
ing board.
s. An adequate number Of efici.
ent personnel. properly organized
and under competent supervision.
6. An organized medical stan OF
ethical. competent physicians for
the carrying out OF the professional
policies OF tho hospital. subject TO
the approval OF the governing
board.
Z. Adequate diagnostic and Their
apeutic facilities with efficient
technical service under competent
medical supervision.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06

Bertha Brown aecidently swal-
lowed some lye Az a reeuit her
throat and stomach contracted SO
that she could eat no food. Bertha
grew thinner day BY day. She was
slowly dying from starvation. Her
parents did not know what to DO
for her. Then someone told them
shout the Grace Hospital Outpa-
tent department.
Bertha was taken TO this Com
munity Fund clinic. After an ex-
animation doctors who volunteered
their services began Immediate
treatment. Graduated discs were
passed through Bertha's throat AND
stomach. Each time Bertha came to
the clinic larger disc was USED
until now her throat and stomach
are normal Now Bertha can swat
low solid food
Bertha is just one OF the bS'5sz
persons helped by Community
Fund clinics last year Nursing
service by agencies like the Visit
ing Nurse Association was given 70
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
1..niste-s Protest
Lynch Editorials
In Local Dailies

The \. NJ. +. Ministerial AL
li4hce OF Greater De,roit. at
their weekly meeting AT noon
Tuesday. at Ebenezer a. M. h.
Church, Brush and Willis
streets, protested against the
editorial comments published
In recent issues OF the Detroit
Free Press and Detroit Times,
In reference TO the frustrated
attempt of mob 10 lynch "A
Negro In Michigan last Sunday.
The secretary OF the ALI
ance. Rev. william b. Baber.
pastor of st. John A. M. +.
Church. River Rouge. announc-
es that formal protest will be
maile by the ministers. to the
two daily papers mentioned.
The Free Press editorial.
which In the opinion OF the AL
lance covertly condones the
action OF the mob. IL reprinted
on the editorial page OF this
issue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
Charles Young Post
To S p o n s or
Military Ball

The Charles Young Post No. n,
Of the American Legion, will spoons
or a grand military Armistice Day
military ball. at Forest Club. Hast
Ings and Forest streets. Thursday
evening, November IL, from . p. m.
to 2 a. m.
Gloster Currents Nightingales
viii furnish the music.
A special feature OF the AFFAIR
viii be a grand military march, led
by the Charles Young Post Band,
IN which the entire membership OF
the Post will participate In uni
forms.
The general public is cordially
invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
READING WINS
COLORED VOTE
Ulysses Boykin Does
Splendid Work
~ Edwnrd baker

climaNing one OF the hardest and
hottest fought political battles wit
messed In Detroit in many years. In
witch much mudslinging, many
charges adj counter charges. in
sinuattons and intimidations were
hurled back and forth by various
, candidates. 4l5,007 voters. marched
to the polls. Tuesday. Nov. 2 and
registered their disapproval OF any
complete or. radical changes in the
present administration OF the city
government.
Although more than 100000 bal
lots were cast. the Negro votes es-
timated at between 10000 and 25.-
900 played an important part. The
majority OF Negro votes went TO
Richard w. Reading. who was
elected mayor. His lieutenants
headed by Ulysses w. Boykin. left
| no stone unturned in getting col
ored voters to support Rea,iing.
Richard w. Reading. present city
clark. de.sated the G. |. 0. candi-
date. Patrick r'9rien. by vote OF
26o,o67 to 154.O5O. Ne will be In
il1l sf<cd. as mayor u ! Detroit,
I'M 'Hfy I. 1898! Readings MIA
'ority over O'T3rien was 5000. The
FORMER carried all but four OF the
-ity's twenty-five wards. while
O'Brien carried only the ninth.
leycath, thirteenth aE.l twentieth
ards.
Councilman Fred w. Castator
defeated oakley f.. Dlstin for the
office OF city clerk. by a vote Of
226.3S5 to 1895.
Albert Il. Cobo received the larg-
est number OF votes ever pollsH by
any local municipal candidate. de-
feating John Murphy for the office
VI the city treasurer by a vote OF
9O3,617 to 1906.
Edward J. Jeffries. Jr, received
the largest number Of votes among
the councilmanic candidates. there
by becoming president OF the com
mon Council. He led with 246,736,
while Van Antwerp came second
with 234.O5O.
In addition TO the present six
'ncumbents. three new members
were elected TO the Council. IN
Guiding Phillip Breitmeyer, former
mayor OF Detroit: Harry l. Dinge-
man. former Wayne County drain
commissioner: and Henry s.
Sweeney.
The present incumbents re-elect-
ed to the Council inciutie Council
men Jeffries. Jr.. Van Antwerp.
Bradley. Ewald. Lodge. and Kronk.
or the ave Labor Slate candi-
dates for the Common Council. At
torney Maurice Sugar came near
est to election. having run In tenth
place. more than 10000 votes be-
hind the ninth councilman elected
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
REPEAT HAYDEN'S DRAMA

AS direct result or the favorable Impression
made on the audience by the players in go Down
Noses" Civil War drama written by Robert Hay
den the play will be presented again at Csss Techni-
cal High school on the evening OF November H.
The play, which depicts the life of Harriet Tub
man so impressed the audience with it's beauty and
fine setting that there immediate demand for
its repetition following the presentation at Cass Oct
22 under the auspices of Second Baptist church.
Miss Constance Miller Harriet Tubman,
tainlv established herself of the most promis-
ing young actresses in the city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
DR.. Jacob Knox
Wounds Robber
Breaking Into Store

Because OF the alertness Of .
physician one suspected burglar is
In the hospital with q wound In the
chest and his companion is lodged
10 Jail.
A bullet from the pistol OF Dr..
Jacob Knox. 32s East Forest ave-
nue. fclled Warren Field. 20. 50<5
besubisn street. early Monday
morning as Field. with two COM
sn'cns. was attempting to break
INTO wore at 471e Brush street.
ur- Knox. whose rear door ad-
JOINS that OF the store where the
men were attempting to enter.
nesrd the noise. When he looked
out Of bis rear window ne saw the
men trying TO get into the store.
ne called the police and then
suo. at the men. hitting Fields.
.oice were able to capture Cor
ue'l thompson, 10. sos Theodore
"'eet. A third man escaped.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
Leon Case Issues
Special Plates
To Joe Louis

A long list of special license
plates. at the request OF various
citizens. has been issued by Secrc-
tary Of state Leon ID. Case and
were forwarded to the East Vernon
Branch at GOA Vernon Highway. on
October 2S
Among the prominent colored ci-
tizens to whom special auto license
plates have been issued are the
following:
Joe Louis, heavyweight champion
OF the world. License X. o.; Rue
ben J. Patton. newly-elected mayor
OF Paradise Valley. License +. V.
s: John u. Woodward. unofficial
mayor" of Mellow Lane. Pontiac.
No. 90: Charles Duckworth. real
estate dealer. No. 1000; Rev James
n. Mastin. No. 995: Everett Wat
son, No. lis.
The 1888 automobile license
plates are now on sale. and Mana
ger ]. l.. Cowling. Of the +. Vernon
Branch invites auto owners to pur-
chase plates there. The branch
has q personnel OF all colored en-
ployees.
According 10 Manager Cowling'
Joe Louis special X. o. license
plates have already been made and
will be placed on. display az the e
Vernon Branch ONCE. until Joe re-
turns from California. He further
states that special presentation
program viii be staged. when the
plates are delivered TO the Brown
Bomber"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
ALTO RAG Err Is KILLED
Police Thwart Mob Intent on Lynching Prisoner
Rent Strikes Staged As Protest
Against Increases By Landlords

Rent strikes. involving more than
sixty families. were launched Mon
day by members OF the Renters and
Consumers league
Listed among the renters who
have made demands en- the land
lords were II families living in the
apartment al 447-455 Benton street
These families are demanding SIS
month instead OF SIS for base
ment apartments: $50 instead Of
$40 for five-room apartments; $35
instead OF $40 and $50 for six-room
apartments heat In two room APP
artments; lights placed in three !;
the eradication ON bedbugs and
reaches. and the revoking OF the
two-dollar penalty set by the land
lord for three-day delinquency
in the pay OF rentals \. Goldman
is proprietor OF the property.
Thirty two families went on
strike In the apartment at 5742-64
st. Antoine street against an in
crease In rent. In their demands
the renters asked that the raises
from $50 to $3.50. and from s35
TO $45. be cancelled. In addition,
they are demanding that certain
repairs be made in the apartment.
This marks the second strike the
Renters and Consumers has con-
Quoted against the Feldman Realty
company. Two weeks ago the
Feldman Realty company agreed
to cancel all rent increases and
eviction notices In the 42-family
'enfftmVr:~ horse ~ zsi, East Yer
nor Highway following D strike OF
two weeks