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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-27
CLARENCE OLSON WILL BE IN FISH OFFICE HERE

Warden Clarence Olson of the U. s. Bureau of Fisheries, who has been stationed at Cordova. is due to arrive in Juneau on the Denali and will have charge Of the Juneau office this winter Ms Georgia Gallagher. who is row il charge, expects to sail south on the Alaska the first of the week where she will be in the bureau office in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-27

Dr. STEVES says. Comfortabl feet are the key to happiness Poom 3O1 C;nldste Bldg adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-27

Today's News Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-27

Try The EmpIrc ciassifieds lo4 results.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
MISTER news
B, Mrs. While ". BInIon

The fongregs,ion Al second Bap-
iis' en.ossd a great spiritual SER
Wee al. day Sundsv The pastor.
Rev o. r. Jones delivered one OF
e.. masf4ffal sermons Inc text
ADrsnsm r@jaiced 20 see The day
- h~.s'r John Sc
The pastor said in part:
"Tae J4~s reioI' "a and were
4c q, 'heir karhlp % Abraham
41Aa a5.zh shes disob@Sed and
81 Z no' b.iese him They were
s-osd y hl. .sih and Obedience
10 Cod ~. iaph v4s 20 great,
Asi ~ o,'s 81 hs ION Isaac q
.Ssr.f.re olive your best set'i'
n COD am YOU and yaT hose
ho.s r..l reap ne benehF
y 'he sf'enoo The Rev. Serl-
.az e jones preached 2 spisiiid
s~fmpn. IN whlch ne hsauti liy
ana Hlsidiy painted picture ~
.ietusalem
H. be evening he Senior holr
~ he ehufeh presented their egii-
iar month, program.
The ehufoh ~ill Worship ~ > a.
M. 90 christmas Day. Regular
services viii also be held ~ A.
m. and the choir Vii render The
christmas caniaia sunday night At
O'clock All are inyiied.
Miss Christine Whitner Is church
Itpnrler.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
NEWS

ON December II. . meeting was
held al FIRST Presbyterian church,
70 plan for better housing condi-
lions In The community. Rev. A.
T. williams was appointed on the
Outlook committee
Presiding Elder washington
spoke al the II a. N. service a.
Newman A. NJ = church. SUNDAY
text. Give as this day our DAILY
bread
Rev. A. T. williams Is out again,
after spending few days Il Gen
ersl hospital Rev Rober, Hoover
assisted Rev. Williams at the
church during his siln~s
Rev. James Il. Fiemings preach
"a Al the morning service at Mace
donla Baptist church. subject. The
crown 81 Lise Pastor John Pow
=. spoke al Z .. m
Rev. = Il. Reed pastor OF New
Hope Baptist church. preached on
Wha' Il Your Age" at the sun
DAY morning worship. Rev. Pow Fl.
SPOKE FOR The Trustees At .. n
and Rev. n. Carr At p. m.
Among ne guests present at the
rally az Il John ". r.. church a.
% . m Sunday were Rev /. Ed
~asGs charles Smith Re-, Rober,
Hove. and Mrs Minnie Reed
The league IS holding series OF
iuleiia Aefmonies a. 81. John.
Nr and Mts Grady McFee are
Inc proud parents OF baby girl.
born on Dee IL. The bah, name
j. y,onne Elizabeth and weighs
elshi aound-
NJ aud MIS- Sylvester Walker
$50 Wa,erloo Detroi' recently
ssred 'heir father, r. r. Harris.
on Highland avenue
The crusaders Basketball team
~ Pontiac defeated the Frogs OF
iI'ghisnd Park. December is. the
SCORE b@irg Is 70 - Herber, Hay
.or .-i he usader Five with Is
ooin'' Tn Pontiac boys made IS
points Ia ne 'hird period and Gid
"a ne res Of he way John Gal
limort rhs manage ~ the Big Six
SCI. BAL team s. coaching the Cru
ssaers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
CREEK
by Ruby Cherry

due 10 The christmas rush our
column will be rather short
The REV. y. l.. Todd, pastor Of the
Second Baptist church has just re-
turned from tour through the
.oulh covering Memphis. Tenn.
Nashville. Tenn. Greenwood and
Walden Miss.
Tho senior missionaries OF The
second Baptist church held their
annual Christmas party Monday.
Dec 10 at the home OF Mrs.E. T.
Smith.
The Live wire Girl reserves were
hostesses 10 group OF boye Al .
nre-Christmas party Monday night,
December 70 given at the home OF
Mrs vincent Grant
Local Tribune readers, please
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
DOWAGIAC


The sunday School aud choir Of
Second Baplisi church made ND
entirely OF the youth OF The COM
muniiy, were we'll trained for the
'hrisimas cantata. on December
II. The affair was one Of the out
standing events OF the season.
Mrs. Belle Harrison teacher OF
the Primary class. is training The
lille tots Tor the Christmas tree
program, 10 be sponsored by the
Missionary circle. The little folk
Will render he entire program.
The pastor of Second Baptist
church Il invited TO spend The
Christmas and be dinner guest Al
The home OF Mr. aud Mrs. o. W
Bass. OF Lake I.aGrange. Mr.. Bass
was formerl, a policeman In chi.
cago, but retired.
Last sunday. Rev Butler. OF Sec
ond Baptist. preached the second
sermon OF the series leading up 10
Christmas, from The Prophecy OF
Isaiah 7:if. lie used the same verse
for three successive Sundays. hut
In continuity with the text
sunday Dec. IL. he preached on
BEHOLD virgin. subject Virgin
Mary. Sunday Dec Is. Shall Con-
ceive," subject, "The Immaculate
Conception" Sunday. Dec. %. And
Bear A son" subject. The Incar-
nate Son"
The Young peoples choir and
Sunday School gave Christmas
cantata and pageant on "The
Glory or Christmas" on Sunday
night Dec. rs. 10 an apprecative
audience. Mrs. Ethel Clons was
pianist; Mrs. Flossy Archer. dIrec-
tress OF the entire program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
END NEWS


The November drive was closed In
which teachers and members OF
East Lake sunday School raised
rhifi,-seven dollars.
sunday. December IS, was 'Wom-
ans DAY" At the church. The
morning sermon was preached by
Rev. +. Coffee. subject, What
Price Friendship"
SUNDAY afternoon. musical pro-
gram was rendered by the Senior
choir. Many attended.
Members of the church who are
on The alex list include Mr.. and
Mrs. Oldham.
Younger Set
Many OF The yonnger folk were
present al the sweater swing at
Franklin Settlement House last
Friday.
The question At the Turner home
* what will Dewey DO New Years
without his carr
l'nill next week. here's wishing
YOU all Merry Christmas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
ALBION
~ Nice ,.ant

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'i "a H Na'' ~
we "r e'A 70
t'nn ef'f"a
sf' il'it ia Tees 'nfi's
y" ppt"' N
49,
in ','t t'nN '.''
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9,"e' Ntr' . 9'"A
" tN-'sf r<e 81
h'N noe tAo sln4 NJ me
'.if ~ nee meup'rs
hshs eas'e
Hea<'iors r4ppt"
Tf tW"'' ~ 'ff and
- - onipl'd criren.
81 s.'n a.e of DISCRIMINATION
rt 'hpn s.,lal soiofod
ep'n N'sfH sn ic-.,feau paflnr
mA loen 20 BE- serscd along
Hf0ft' Customers The Waitress
hs1 n.n ~ pleas take lhcir
ef'nm pis i' and 'ai g. bur wound
mh aus cason Why Tho
F"1nr a'ople Neu' or and explain
'd A iN'ia'n' 70 ono ~ 'he local
p'i''' '''''"r. l'' 40 'n'n ''''-
IN"n'n 'h' ''' '''""' p'' '"' ~"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
Ex-SLAvE BONUS


would be introduced before Con-
gress adjourned
I've been deyslns diie'e"
plans for the introduction Of me
bill" Prof. Williams stated. lH
have my plans complete when 70
TO Washington" he Continued
The plan was introduced 70 w.
troiters last Thursiay evening u
Cass Technical high school "n''
there was only 4 small ga'nefms
to hear the latest Development !"
the bonus-and-pension moNe"''s
the professor declared mat 'nN n''
not dampened his afdo 10 ceW'nS
his battle for the enactment y "
bill.
The plan proposes that slsvV .
paid directly 10 the ex-slaVe' sis..
TO the National society loF :"
Study OF Negro Life and h''p'
81 900 10 any college deslena''0 =
The beneficiary. sioo " 'he A"s. ,
can Negro Novemeo' Furo 'as
$1,000 to the heirs q The O''''
ficiary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
W HIT KER

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
REV. PECK
q on'inued from pass *

g nn'lnued trom page 81
4 committee comp I'D ~ NJ
James j. McClenaor l.oris Z
Rlount. Wilbur c. waossor I.lm,
NJ, Golfer, Mrs Nadsrs Foxls,
The Rev Rober, |. rsabv ,M
SNOW F. Grigsby vas appointed %
select the time place ard olsr
details Of the dinner
James Carmack sfl n I. Rel
We're the speakers AZ he Noonsy
Luncheon club mee''rg December
~. giving talks on fsh and pub
Try The Rev. Roher' !. BniH
announced that The ieiri Fraitl.
patton program ~ Re'hel Asd 81.
ond Baptist churches gill NJ It
Bethel January .. and would a.
iure an economic and business ~
gram.
W ID. Alimono. seer, ,ry-ileasiF.
or OF the National Educational Pub.
fishing company. Nashville Tenn,
and certified publ sccoe1''''
was guest Of the clilh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
SAGINAW
rs Mr.. v. TDomsy

<+tt. ,e .f-- hs
49,, ~ T4 q
f,s< ,sfa o+ n rirg
~ a. sun.
u- ~ ea1sr~a
ts.xe ~ B~'n~,
st ~ - Iae
81 >saf1 em Ms
da a4rae a.. ae only ,o.-
aaa'
lae Se,. Die .hser SO a.
q, H'eb ~ k.-+y, Viii
p.ese ~ fh .'ihss 'satsts.
Ysp g ~ ~ Gi'' Chl-mas
as4a Ne 4lfn Ms hlauchs
fap.rir q ofgani-'
49, ,uereaa l.~slpn VII haye
~ af.aa t1l -'rss paris FOR
rs 4.a g4iiny l,cs 20 from iill
~
'f ies IS. q wilson preached
~ uainirg service held ~ ST.
= EaDll.t thpirh last sunday
~, az nas Luke ea.lC. suhjecf
ncmsay Je-4. 'fosr This was
.sn tos1ad ~ ne great messages
t3af 10 ba@iof has delivered on The
~
The .a.inf rpDke =, he evening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
WINDSOR. ONT.

Misc Insz cayznsuxh OF New
| York City vas visiting her col<ins'
Helen and Five Morgan Of Mercer
street for couple OF days
Las, Saturday night a svsnk,
"a mboree ~ss given BY Misses Al
lIns chzss Helen and Five Morgan
and Virginia Green a, the home
~ NJ and Mrs.. Charles Harrison
q, Mercer street There vac plen-
Is cf iaa A delightful lunch rss
e. ysi' ~ Ill :reen' Among The
z3ssss vsrs Ruth Bissll Jack
cett Re.1s jones Reache Arnold
~ T.4'ro lean Browning Violet
p vnrz H-shes Chickse. L.
asss y ~ risen CeT'rrfs chic
s4s Charles Weis Yvosne Martin
Tar ~ Eelyn SIM and many
as.f
Mo- A.zofa chase lfi' wednes-
at . visi; IA Merlin Nth her
pst.r's
TIE a.arss s9nlar Dscembs
TX ~ss az. s'fend4d We were
sss.4d haze n our N O.; Mr
Ms o Ainss Elder Arm.
~. v-. Nh9sed g'hrlsf+an ihs
~:al Forr ne Dick
a1t NJ. e. wliick o.
Ne Dos Wlli.ck i+,en vii.
~ u.4 Wacs Rss nond wi
~ u~fror >iis~ Hstie i-afss-
Ahior M,A
80 or ts4ghi s'irrlpz
-..sg4 as4a ON he elgh'e
ns Rocs >, Hosea The
f-st ~. i~rs4 ass ,pfToten her
a.sss t.sel being Dqnt ~
Ants ae .oes 80 ss y Rr.
- y ses 3 ~ sson 4 Ma
;.sr, aas+ j. AIDE % be lone a.
~ NJ fvtfr' guests were
.-. PIMA <pe !e,srf Ron
itfk ~ 10 Nnre Case
r4is * E>. N sru Harry
g est H-ar lisrr.s9n
atll ira
m, Kat< Jones q
~ ss asi,srga psng Cana
~ at irco ,1aen In -
Fs abs 80 hs zr@, ~std
~ f1 $50. p~okztv 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
The Spectator.

On The ProwI;
watched you from an obscure
corner IN the Franklin Settlement
Friday. December IS where tha,
popular club les soGers De Ia VII
lage. were presenting with a
Sweater swing" 49,. when you
hade a reiuctan, farewell 70 thls
pot Of amusement, followed TO
Congregation church. where Fit
erhug IamboreeT was me offering
~ the Plymouth Junior league
Later. YOU fingered awhile Al Bet
RE Eillagions dance and contest
~ Mccolles'er Hall. and then 10
me Youth Councils Xmas charity
dance II The YWCA Few IS
ape the eve 81 the ever-watchful
Spectator
Sill on The pTowl Friday and
,ser 20 The MAYFAIR where Isaac
Goodw win and company we're stag
INK Swlng,est under The sponsor
mp ~ the Rh,fhmn club The
.lldned lighting effect casts a
spell over he dancers a. always
In the flickering shadows Of
hn-@ red and green lights your
Spectator sees Bush sherman and
Eze'lo Porter Rnih Jackson and
Fletcher Hollingrw worth performing
a he jiiierbugs corner honi-
Kersey Robert Coafea Mildred
Mason Marie q. Malone ever
weef Bills Lynch Ethel Daniels
wilda Gillsrd. Ralph White Kitty
Redmond Dorothy stewart
Warren Hsrr!e, Lucy Thomas
Margaret Redmond that pretty IN
maroon Charles Tinsely Mildred
MASON Billy Russell
The Frogs 'ifi- wsS the Site OF
much ,o-do FRIDAY mo 18Th l.
AS the Second annual christmas
enehi party % the Poh-wogs"
a" otlI II y - ~ 81 ~ ~ 80
,od or silver offering which will
s. used for Xmas baskets 70 be
z zen % the poor The Poli-Wogs
ran ~ exceed last wears disirIbu-
CON o. seventeen baskets Every
,oays here feasiing IN merrimeni
Bustliug walter elbow through
ae dancing Jhfong A par',
ones party goes Lovely la
es and handsome gents exchang-
, ~ smiles a6ro>s the table Tinkllne
asses laughter Is heard above
~ ain Certainly JOS reigns IN.
rahaed Noticed here and there
smong The benevolent color-ear'
~ere Elizabeth Green Leroy Soles
~afah Johnson Emmeffa Norton
oswald Webster Doroihv Hich'ow
~ huck H. Tinsley Frieds
issil~y Henry Anderson. Warrer
fef'er Eddie Eason Earl Kennel,
J Y Hollon. Necia Iiarkless
80" Preacher. Buster Dillard. colo
~. smith. Leon Smith. Narjori'
Grefnidge Charles Powell. Norms
foskef Lloyd Richards. Jim Nc
MILAN Mr. and Mrs oscar SOLO
mon Ben Davis. Walter Green
Dorothy Daniels CAROLYN Dunbar
Kermit bailor, spencer Gary
vera Taie Ulysses Boyklns. Let
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
LEGAL NOTICES


ATTY. william 7. Patrick, Ss.
1874 - St. Antoine ST.
NO. sSs,ssS
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne In Chancery.
REGINALD RANKIN. Plaintiff,
We. FLORA RANKIN. Defendant
ORDR TO APPEAR
At a session OF the above entiti-
ed Court. held in the County Build
ing. In the City OF Detroit this 20
day OF December. A ID. 1888.
Present. Honorable. THEODORE
J. RICHTER. Circuit Judge.
I, appearing from affidavit. here
10 attached. that the Defendant.
Flora Rankin. Is not resident OF
The CNy OF Detroit State OF Michi-
gan. but that her last known place
OF residence was al No s-25 Cor
nell. Avenue. Chicago. Illinois. and
further tina, the above address Is
|rhs only one known 10 the Plain
III on the date OF the filing " this,
! his application for divorce.
On motion OF WILLIAM T. PAT
/ RICK Sr.. Attorney for the Plain
TN. 1T IS HEREBY ORDERED,
that The defendant, Flora Rankin
enter her appearance. either by
herself or her Attorney. within
three months from the date hereof.
! or the Bill OF Complaint filed in
this cause will be taken as confess
ed against her.
II ts Further Ordered that a true
copy OF this order be published in
newspaper In. and for, the Coun-
~ OF wayne. and that true copy
OF said order be mailed 10 The last
known address Of the Defendant
by registered mail postage pre-
paid. return receipt requested.
THEODORE J. RICHTER.
Circuit Judge,
"a true copy
T. J. Dunn.
Deputy Clerk
l2-2a 2-4-se
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24

Wayne-ward every morning despite
The wintry weather.
One OF the students mos, likely
10 get an "A" in "Modes,istics' is
that charming and shy creation.
Margery cook.
Jim Mcmillan. one OF our starring
grid-s,ers from L. OF ID is getting
10 be confirmed "Snackologist."
Your Professor" notices quite a
few brilliant pun-s,ers In his class
es this term. A few who "pun-i.l-
late" most brilliantly are Chariot
te Watts. Regina Solomon. and our
newest Delta. Edna Hardneit.
/ COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR
SHADOWS.
The Spectator is following the
Xmas crowds 10 the Artistic Tenn
pie Xmas sunday. and Monday the
10Th. It's those Cardinals again
with holiday double-feature. pre-
senting Isaac Goodwin Xmas night.
and matlneeing Glosier Current on
Monday. THE Plsyboys Guild
will meet for social meeting at
, the Frogs sunday the 25ih. Meeting
viii be called 10 order around nine
p. m. The Soy club will have q
big time at their all-nIght dance
and jam session a, the Mayfair
starting December slst Dance in
to 1879. says Perry Calhoun. vice.
president
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO:
clubs Scy. Cardinal. Ingenuity
Rhythm. Mysiics To typists :
Pearl Anderson. Norris Holman.
Edythe Buckner Louise Jones. and
Lillian Strodde. To Columnists-
s. T. Holland. Rollo Vest, Eolula
Smythe. Grayce Sadler, and Edythe
Buckner-.. To check-room attend
ants Elizabeth McClenney. Jimmy
Davis. and Mrs. Warren. "Mer-
| ~ Xmas" also TO those who have
sent the Spectator like greetings.
and TO those who may chance to
read this column -.
=. ~.
Esther Gordy. petite. pretty. rises
10 say; "The Trodetts invite all
jliter-bugs to join them at Pre-
New Years Frolic" al the YwCA.
Friday. December 30. Isaac Good
win will give out with music. and
confetti. noisemakers, and stream
ers will play no small part. As a
added enticement. We Trodetts are
giving away fifty cash awards.
winners,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty wnIlam 7. Ps,r,,, =
1891 81 Antoine ~ ~
No. 3Ss Ia

Atty wiIIIam 7. PairIel. :.
1891 ST Antoine - 81
NO. sss.is,
STATE or MICHIGAN :,
Circuit Court for the cor, - u
Wayne In Chancery. ' z
HENRY J. HANDY. >, 4,
lifts. vs. DANIEL GRAHAM aa'
Defendants. 1u
ORDER TO APPEAR
Al session o, the above ,o...,
ed Court, held in he coa,,, s p.al
Ing. In the City Ok Ds,ro', ~ s''a'
OF Wayne. and State 8, NET
this 10Th day Of Decenh., q
1885. 4. D.
Present. Honorabl. THEopo.,
J. RICHTER. Circnls 49,. VAt
II appearing from s.,ss,,..
10 attached. tia. Ms u.,s,. "''s
OF the above name Da,ssa...n ~
not a resident OF ,hs r.,
trol'. County Of wasne 80 !"
Of Michigan. b1, w ~. ~
known address vss I, ~
Michigan. care o, Gene. M, Joy
and further, thai 80 .,.''
or has LETT The s-s q, 49, .'s
On motion of WILLIAM = r.n
RICK Sr. Atom m p,,.A.l1'
1T is HEREBY oRDerrn y
one Mrs. Hisble oee =, =, Y"
named Defendants 4sts- ~
pesrance. either IN. sor "
Attorney. within mr. ree.A. y
date ~ this order Az (, ~ ~
plant will be take, .o,. ".
agains, her. ~
1T is FrRTHtR opprpe,
that = true copy - ord,. ~ y
printed in newspapat n az !.
the County Of Wayes 40 =. y
true copy he sent n ~. s,o,.
dress OF Defendar pavsvs :.
paid. registered ng re,s.- !.
celpt requested
THEODORE Rlcurrp
'' Jsdis
"a true copy
T J. Dunn.
Deputy Clerk
l---' -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
PORT HURON

Mr.. aud Mrs. s. Noble. and Mrs.
Mary winston motored 10 Detroit
Tuesday. December IL 10 do their
Christmas shopping. Leroy Lott
was driver and was accompanied
by his father. the Rev. Mr.. Lott.
The group spent an enjoyable day
In the Motor city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24

McNiel. Larry Blink. and many
many others too numerous TO men
ton. The highllght OF the affair
Was the amusing antics OF Lloyd
Richards and Jim Mcmillan. who
are on Pro for the Alphas. /.
The members OF the ~Poli-wogs"
are. Sarah Davis Johnson. Eliza
beth Green Helen billiard. Melba
Grimes. winnie DeGrz<se. Marion
smith. sue Morton. Elaine skinner
Marion Porter Geraldine Porter;
Jsunita Hobbs Dorothy Miller
Kathleen coote. Doty cole. Farline
Conway. Bernice Jones. winiired
Cochran cecile Bland and Frances
Raiford The members OF the
'Poli-Wogs" number among the
most popular fand pre',les,l in the
Git,
Proving Sunday. December the
18Th and down 10 the YwCA where
the Wayne student organization Il
Offering pleasant Sunday after
noon This organization Is newly
formed being the brsln-child OF
Conklin BRAY and Porter billiard
president The increasing mum
her Of colored students al Wayne
university and The problems that
oonfron, them prompted the forma-
ton % this group short skillet
written BY Leon Smith end MarIlyn
Mcdonald proves very entertaining
Mary Louise Singleton, Necia Hark-
less and Len Ralph Cooper" An
diews make up the cast June
Baber OF he Spectator Song shop
.nchanfs those OF the audience with
her rendifIons OF When I've Suns
my Songs" and Lullaby Ernie
Marshall. co-sponsor OF the WAYNE
student group briefly addresses
he audience Accompanied by
versatile Msrilyn Mcdonald Pres
ION Powell. yiolins Indian Love
Cail''. Conklin Bray adds 10 his
equation as an emcee 49, Tea
completes delightful program
sunday astronomers present were
Margery cook Arthur George
Frieda Bailey Louis Bray Fran
ces Rsiford Elaine Dudley. Geneva
Peppers. Amelia Mark. Eleanor
Williams Charles Samples. Sue
Morton Lucille Greene. Emme,ta
Morton Helen billiard Regins
solomon whose ul'ra-chic ha'
merits her 'Detroorchids" from the
Spectator Johnny Chief chest
erfield" Roxborough Eleanor BOY,
kin carolyn Dunbar. Helen Byers
Alice and joyce Sheriff.. Ruth Jen-
nitps
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24

have your news items In not later
than sunday at noon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
SPECTATOR SPECIALS

Clarence Davenport was the for
iunaie youth 10 be chosen from
mis- district for an appointment 10
the Naval Academy Clarence was
student at the University OF De-
tloii and is the vice-Polemarch OF
The Alpha Beta chapter OF the Kap-
pa Alpha Psi fraternity. He also
VAS an active member OF the Lea
que 81 congregational church. and
had been one OF the officers OF the
Older BOYS and Girls conference.
Few Negroes have received such
appointments fewer have gradnat-
ed from West Point
One of the many Deiroilers 10
return from college for Nmas holt
DAYS Is Louise Bowe. Miss Bowe. an
honor student from Northwestern
High school received the Elliiorian
clubs scholarship 10 Cleary college
In Ypsilanii. Louise excells In typ
ing and shorthand. being one OF
the fastest in either field at cIeary.
Georgia Frazier. who penned so
nicely 70 The Spectator promises a
headline within few weeks.
SPECTATOR SPICES:
professor Len Andrews post
scrips ION wa,nocracy" for your
Spectator lhuely:
,heerio Chappies- Your erst-
while cub reporter Is back at the
! firing line with new barrage Of
WAYNE for your reporter, Danny
Carter. | have lei myself in for a
10, OF something or other.
However | cant say that ! am
lost for material. because Wayne Is
running wild with talent.
Your Professor Of Snackology'
will now give you psychological
review OF some OF his students:
DIminmiiye Lloyd Richards. 'bet-
ter known az Romeo Is casting
sheep-eyes al glamorous Lorraine
Moss not to speak Of fourteen
othersl
Bob "playboy" Matthews would
rather do the "Llndy-Hop to an
inebriated swing band than make
the Deans list lie Is Public
Swingster No. -
one OF the most charming young
ladies "wa,nicIpatng' this term
Is Mary Louise Singleton Of Ecorse.
Michigan. This "Myrna 10y must
like WAYNE quite bit because she
lives about five miles closer 10 Y.
OF NJ. but makes the long iauni
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24

i2-2s 2-4-ss
Evening star., 1938-03-18

The population Of the British EN-
pire has just been ofncially estimated
at 516 000, 900.
Evening star., 1938-03-18

smoulderins ruins, their parents faces
were ashy grey.
One could walk down the citys most
fashionable avenue and see the
skeleton OF = street car from which,
but few hours before, were taken
the charred bodies OF men and women.
An insursent bomb had struck the car
squarely.
Buildings Wiped Out.
A truck vas only tangled iron,
burned wood and rubber, and on each
SIDE OF this fashionable street there
was about 100 feet of space. Beautiful
buildings stood there Wednesday night.
Most Of the streets in the center of
the city were Uttered with glass, and
1t crunched under ones feet.
Crowds jammed the subways through
the night, in fear Of the continued
relays Of bombsrdment They had in
the past rushed into the street after
bombardments. trying to forget about
them. But now the planes kept COM
ing. 1t was something new in its re-
lentless repetition. and the citizenry
became more cautious.