The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-12-03
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dorsement Of kA ole Of legia-
latscn estahiishse 'ards Of
minimum wages 7mum
hours Of work &c esnhs the
Black-connery bill but ree
position to any geographical
cial differeatials was esairesseo
letters received here By s7B menu
bers Of the House Of Representa-
tives BY the NAACP.
Dixie Graves. who took Senator
Hugo Blacks seat when Black
went over to the Supreme Court,
made her maiden speech Of twenty
minutes against TIT, ants lynching
bin Friday and was applauded.
BUFFALO. n. r (C) Herbert
T. Miller, successful executive sec
rotary Of the Philadelphia INCA.
was called here and directed
campaign. which brought 1,101
members ana Ss.8s5.55 in actual
cash, breaking Ell previous rec
ords.
NEWARK. N. J. (Cl The pro
longed efforts to win probation for
Roscoe c. Bruce. Jr., failed We'd
nesday when Common Pleas Judge
Brennan sentenced Young Bruce 70
Is months in Eessex County jail
at Caldwell for planning the alleg
ee...sss..le hoIdup" Of the Richard 3.
Harrison apartments where Bruce
was manager. last April. Others IN
the conspiracy received one year.
ten and eight months. Only Bruce's
brother was with him when the
sentence was pronounced.
WASHINGTON lC) Gustave
Auzenne, assistant treasurer Of
Howard university and an alumnus
Of Tuskegee. presented the winding
Tuskegee Golden Tigers with a
young tiger as team mascot, az
Tuskegee licked Howard, 1910, Sat
urday. An animal trainer VIII be
retained to train the tiger, Cap
tain r. S. Darnaby. Tuskegee Of
fetal, said.
NEW YORK CIV. c. Handy,
author Of The st. Louis Blues.
has written 10000 supervisors of
music throughout the country, cal
ling to their attention the state
msnt Of DIR. Harold @. Campbell,
superintendent of New York City
schools that popular songs should
be more widely used in schools.
Mr.. Handy's masterpiece was list
ed for its beautiful low chords. :"
NIrW YORK (C) Jay Clifford
$500 year inspector Of customs,
was wed on September Is at Edge
water, N. J., to Mrs. E. L. Gross.
social workers of Cincinnati, it was
announced last week A wedding
reception at the Witoks Club. 222
West 145th street, was announced
for Sunday afternoon. November
%. and the couple win be at home.
351 West 114th street, on Sunday,
December IL. Clifford was leu
tenant in the world war.
NEW YORK (C)-After her re-
cital at williams Institutional CME
church. last Wednesday, Tella
Marie Cole, IL, daughter of Edi-
tor |. Wills Cole of the Louisville
Leader, was called a genius. The
young lady sang and then played
selections from Mendelssohn, Chop
in, Leschetizlky, Schubert, List
and other masters.
DURfzsSM (C) THE Mechanics
& Farmers Sank, liz Parrish ST.,
c. c. spauldl1g, president; and r.
L. McDougaIs cashier, has over
$4,000 in Christmas savings which
will De released on December 1, it
was ANNOUNCED Saturday.
ST. LOUIS (C)-The ST. Louis
ero7,s 2s12 Market street, J. E..
Mitchell, editor. suffered a $4,000
loss by fire sunday evening, but
the damage is covered by insurance
it is reported.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. tCi-The
knoxville Journal printed photo
las. week of Duke Ellington with
city Manager George R. Dsrapstcr
in the interest of Demrster's cam
paign for the office Of Mayor.
NEW YORK Co More than
&C. 600 persons have stormed the
Cotton club at 48th street and
broadway in the past seven weeks
to see the big attraction, Cab Ca
loway. Cab, considered a freak
several years ago, is now highly
tou.ed for his showrnanship. and
regarded as a star in his avn
right, and the head of an excellent
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