The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-02

We are going to cut this weeks
column little short because the
paper Is filled with political adj
vertising and comments on who Is
going to save" the grand old Mo-
tir City. AS il 1t hasn't stood for
all these years. Elections may come
and go but Detroit will stand for
ever. (unless we have war; go.
These lovely fall days usher in
many activities of interest to all.
The first important one to some OF
the more studious minds Is school
49,. WAYNE u. opened to the stay
at-homes with quite a number of
new students (The only thing is
that the place is still crowded and
the students are hanging" on the
rafters so to speak. and up at
Ann Arbor activities officially be-
gan Monday when regular class
attendance began. (. Throughout
the past week. however freshmen.
under guidance Of upper class
men, crowded its building. and
took part in some OF its activi-
ties. Rumors that this years en-
rollment would be higher than
any previous year were substan-
tiated by the number of freshmen
who poured into ANN ARBOR for
orientation week. "A few OF the new
students we noted so far are Miss
June Dickens. Miss Martha Brady,
Miss Mary Penick. Miss Marian
Clark Of Chicago returned for her
last year. Cecil Poole Is in Law
School. :. Ambrose Nut Is back.
He's beginning TO look like a man
now. They tell us that Mrs. Smith
in charge of affairs. at the BLOUSE
has written few new laws that
call for little controversy among
the girls .....
The columns choice: Richard w.
Reading for MAYOR; Percival Pr
per. for Councilman: Albert +.
Cobo. City Treasurer; Oakley L.
Distin. City Clerk.
The Best Show Of the Week Is
at the MELODY CLUB. :. Take it
from us 1t is really good This
red hot fast stepping show with
plenty of beautiful girls and live
entertainment features such local
stars as Billy Carter, the Hi-de-ho
NJ c. Josephine Beck, versatile
artist; Shocks, the tap dancing
kid; Louise Walker. the fun maxi
er and the Melodears chorus fea-
turing Claudia oliver. Vivian Nc
Cullen. Lillian Watson. Nellie
Herreld. Lena p. Kilgore, Willie
tMaeJ Billy Perkins. 49,. Don Cox
and his orchestra furnish the
dance music. 49,. (This is not paid
publicity. You couldn't buy
mention in this column. /. Each
week we shall give you a tip on
the best show In town..
Bill Johnson and his band at the
Cbzy Corner Grill is the best small
band In the motor city.
A Letter:
Dear Scribe;
We would like to register a COM
plant with your department about
the condition existing among the
young folk in this city We think
that something should be done to
help our parasite friends whom we
call the wolves. The wolves are
the best of fellows and all that,
but they have made bad eggs out
OF themselves by ganging up on a
fellow-friend when he takes his
girl friend out for an evening and
they try to monopolize her time.
This happens at the following
spots the Melody Club, the Frogs
and the Club Plantation. These
fellows are too cheap to bring a
girl out for a nice enjoyable even
ing but seek to cut in on the other
fellow and enjoy an evening at the
poor devils expense This has got
to stop or else we are going to
take the matter In our own hands.
Signed: (The Crusaders)
ROLLO s. VEST is still raving
about that new singer that he has
up his sleeve. He tells us that
she is good and will be in the
Valley in a few days. We wonder