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Evening star., 1938-01-14
SHANGHAI VISITOR HERE
Belgian Priest Has Been WORKING
With Chinese Youth

The Rev. Charles L. Meeus, who has
been working with Chinese youth in
the Shanghai area, was to be the
guest of the Belgian Ambassador to-
day.
Father Meeus, a Belgian by birth,
Is becoming naturalized Chinese
Last night he addressed the Curley
Club and showed pictures of the area
before the outbreak Of current hostili-
ties.
Evening star., 1938-01-14
Engaged.

Mrs. L, West Manogue announces
the engagement of her daughter
Helen Mae to Mr.. Guy S. Widner, son
OF Sergt. and Mrs. E. S. Widner of
washington. Miss Manogue Is a
daughter of the late Mr.. L. West
Manogue of Philadelphia.
No date is set for the wedding.
Evening star., 1938-01-14
Blankenhorns Plan
Dinner Monday.

The Second Secretary of the German
Embassy and Frau Blankenhorn will
entertain at dinner Monday evening
In their house on Thirty-third place.
The Washington times., 1938-06-10
ReguIar $685. FINE COTTON MATTRESS

Heavier than usual cotton
mattress with art tickings.
so pounds to the full size.
Not innerpring.
The Washington times., 1938-06-10

Regular SS95 Felt Mattress-covered in art .6S
ticking ''''''
Regular S1295 Felt Mattress-mperia side stitch O60
ing prevents saggng. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Regular S1995 Innerspring Mattresswth taped edges
ventilators and buttontufts. Blue and white SDoOS
stripe covering
Regular S1S95 Metal Beds-simulated maple .SS
Regular S2785 Poster Bed Outfit-Coonal 4poster Bed
Col Spring and 1nnersprng Mattress All three 0.SS
for ..s".s'.''.''....''.'''"''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15
Announce Regional
c ONT err e n c e For
Graduate Nurses

New lork-lANP)-Plans have
been completed Tor the 1888
Regional Conferences OF the Natien-
al Association OF Colored Graduate
nurses. The Southern Conference
NIL be held in Fort Worth, Texas
on February 25th and 18th The
tentative dates for the West Cen
tral<C Conference IN indianapolis are
March and >. The North Eastern
Region will meet in Orange. New
Jersey on March 20 ad 81. while
The South Eastern Conference is
scheduled Tor April % and - At
Charleston, S. c.
All nurses in the Southern Regi-
qn should notify Mrs- A. b 5 Mil
Ter llOl East Second Street,
Fort Worth. Texas il they plan 10
attend Miss Mary T. Sales. f04
West 2sih street. Indianapolis. is
chairman of the West Central Plan
ming Committee Mrs Anne Ramos
535 North 18th Street Newark. y.
j. Tor the North Eastern Confer
vnce and Mrs Cora Estues, Brewer
Hospital. tiieenweoi. : G for the
south Eastern.
Tue prosram in each region Is
PAINTED 10 Include symposium
9n orr lsiza'i'ri a Conferece for
Executives in hospitals. has been
arranged also q session on Public
Arai'a Nu sing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15
Honor Convict
Phones Prison
"I'm On My Way"

Montgomery, Ala. - tANPD-Witl
January 2. set as the deadline foT
their return To Kilby, Atmore and
Speigner Prisons $50 most worth
prisoners. granted a two-week pa
role by Governor Bibb Graves for
the Holiday season, engaged In q
last minute rush TO report back to
their warden and thus keep their
records clean.
one prisoner, "A woman whc
cooks for kilby Prison Official
was stranded at Birmingham, but
promptly telephoned the warden
that she had missed her bus. would
be unable to get in under the dead
line. but assured him I'm on my
way"
The percentage Of prisoners who
break their worO md fail 10 return
Is small. Seven remained away last
year. The Christmas parole has
been in effect for the past ten
years. those given the privilege be-
ing rewarded for good conduct
while serving their terms
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15
FARMER COLES
STRANGE CASE.
Is TOWN TALK.
Phenomenon Visits
Humble Home Of A
Tenant Farmer

Jefferson City Mo.-(By Eliza
beth r. cobb Tor AMP Residents
Il this city are still pondering the
recent visitation OF phenomenon
~ the humble, cne-room cabin OF
Tenant Farmer Arthur Cole, who
lives near Cole Junction, the mir
ael, coming in the form OF a paint
ga likeness OF the old lady white
who owned the farm and for whom
cole worked nine years
According 10 Coles story the ag-
I'd woman died on october p. Of
las, wear ana The very next day as
H. returned from the field and un-
locked The door Of his shack he
WAS startled 10 see her painted
mage -ho~ing plainly on the wall
Il his cottage Many who have
viewed The image call the likeness
remarkable, with hair. eyes. lashes
ana ts.n easily reCognizable as
:la,s, d; the old farm owner
Asked = BIZ Was AFRAID 70 remain
IA ihr HluSe With the miracle pre-
) a' Cole answered IN the mega
's.. ~aid his pas, Christmas was
ih, BIS. he has had in years. hay-
in- received an 1>-pound ham and
oih- ~, enis Of value He says
'hr strange happening has brought
him good nck Meanwhile visitors
ffom ahrg' The countryside con-
'iaae 'h+h REX 70 the modest
cabin % see the yet unexplained
nisacle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15

Memphis-tANPl-Many citizens
|,hl; week were outspoken in eiti-
cism IL the police department Tor
what they term the wanton' cola
hlooded shaving OF George w
BROOKS. y. colored mail carrier
sho, four times and killed by Dt-
SGT 4 O. Clark. as he sat In his
car AZ Iowa and Main streets
clark said that Brooks shot at
him first. the bullet going between
his legs he was exonerated by
chief Lee The carriers Staying
followed tap set for him by
Clark BY another police Official
named Fox and Il II Tomlinson.
posiotfc Inspector \ young white
woman uh0 claimed she had been
annoyed over a period Of weeks by
a colored po-iman. was told 10 meet
the man AZ Iowa and Third streets.
police say Brooks drove up 10 the
cofnor chat The young woman en-
tered his car. but as the police rem
forward she sprans out the oppo-
site door Di. SCI Clark said that
as H. eof into Tho front seat 10
place Brooks under arrest and take
him lie a'ion Brooks fred.
But friends 81 the slain man
here yant 70 know why the post
ofase Inspector. Tomlinson. did not
prevent the murder and. II his an
noyarce Of The white woman was
known why wasn't he arrested be-
fare' Brooks friends insist there
IL great uncasiness among
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15

MARRY HER.
D. L. McC-My husband wopr
write TO me any more. VIII I ever
90 back to him? Give me a littIs
advice please.
Ans: Your husband has a darn
good cause not to be writing ID Won
He knows that you are taking IN
time with these other men and be
Is not going to let you make a fool
OF him. He wouldn't have you hack
II you begged him. can't say that
blame him much.
A. NJ. C.-Must / let this man roi
Is he the right man for mel NAY
the Lord bless you with a loog LIE
to come. Pray for me dear.
Ans: Turn this man loose Is nv
suggestion. You don't love him and
you most certainly won't be happy
with him. believe you will re.
ceive word from certain man In
California and suggest that you
keep In touch with him.
. J. H. don't quite understand
how to get a private reading from
you. VIII you please print II In the
paperi -.
Ans: II you want private reply.
send csc for my new 1888 ASTRO.
READING and I'll be glad to give
you free advice on three questions
by return mail. =. Your letter will
not be printed In the paper Il
will be answered privately. Send q
stamped envelope for your reply
FIRST RUN ......
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15
Black-Eyed Peas Still
Rule The Day At Capital

WASHINGTON. (By Daniel Chase
for A. y. p. } Custom Is as GUS
tom does" New Years Day as q
holiday throughout the nation has
lost its significance in many in
stances In some OF these is this
more true than IN the matter OF
making calls on the llrsf day Of
the year
AT one time IN the Nations Capt.
tai. Jan. LIST. was great day on
the social calendar Every form
OF social activity parties. recep-
lions. reunions. calls both formal
and informal marked the day
The white House at one time and
for nanny many yeare was The
scene OF a public reception on New
Years Day when thousands stood
in line 10 shake 'h- hand ID he
president"
In those days l. was considered
quite smart 20 haye lons "cal-
Ing list and even ,he most bashtul
swain looked 10 New Years pay
70 become acquainted with charms
ing matrons ard blushins maidens
To add 70 the color ~ the scene
the newspapers n The day lt;o
that is New Years hye pubiisA
free OF charge me names ard al-
dresses Of persons who woui re-
ceive on New Ye.sS ly sly.ne
the time Of day preferably ffoa
two in ,he afternoon Gn'N mid.
night The D -iesses usually.
served wines some s+Nei al' ,ae'
drinks tha; beer hai care was
used least SON, alief m'Sat 9,e--
indulge and ,"4va ia 'ip-y mnod
The deligh'ill li''le fop'hsom.
daInties IN these aa} med more
for ornament than eating
Strange as q may seem rhers
were occasions usn mere ri3n
played hos' aad eelyed women
callers THIS vas whsa NeN
Years Day r.arka 'hs 3,eiaN.F-
OF Leap year
All this has PASSED The n-N
order has arssn- things tiitirr
emily.
But one ihii.- bias mos, faria.ai.
fingered primitive crude Super.
stiiious and foolish though x be,
and that Is ih~ Practice ; serving
BI-ACK-ElED PEAS, iipGHEADl
PlGTAILS OR PORK for dinner
on New Year Day
One wonders why in III home
Of the intell!-en' persons IS b 81
frown on Guy form Of voo-doo er
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15

zone
/ was overwhelmed with some
thing something I couldn't con-
tr5i and with my experiences
with men couldn't explain to
my~' u | was miserable and yet
hap, my angel was pulling on
hlad, OF grass seemingly await
inc MY further advances TO
wha' feared
Is sal there and she lay
There SO tempting and so sweet
The escaping odors OF per-
fumes inner than from Heavens
flower garden sitting my ner-
YES crayed method OF APP
proach wandered ii she had
planned this to get me into trout
bic and revenge me for my rash
deed OF attempting love in "Hea-
ven Then again thought how she
would hate me II | let her go un-
molestd like all other women
who permit themselves to be low
ed size would never forgive.
how could she when I...a man
should know a woman's desires
without her telling . so |
grippcd my nerves in one hand.
and my fears in another hurled
all caution to the wind. and gave
my manhood possession of my
every act as slowly put my right
hand on her shoulder and gently
pulled her 10 me with surprising
ease. Was somebody looking? l.
didn't care then. as my body knot
ted and my heart fIuttered here
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15

Il. X. II. VIII you please tell me
the Initials Of the person who
made lire under my step-broth-
er's car.
Ans More than one person was
implicated in this mischief. A par
~ by the initials OF &C" was at the
bottom of the whole affair.
q. ". T.. VIII my baby be nor
NAL after what l didl How Will
things turn out this time!
Ans: Your worries are ground
less your baby will be a fine
healthy specimen and you will be
the proudest little mother in this
world ii possible ~ would sug-
gest tina, you 80 home instead OF
trying TO stick 1t out where you
are now.
&. 7. McD. DO the tall brown
skin man I'm In love with love me !
Please he honest and tell me the
truth as I am w0rriedl
Ans: You have good reasons TO
be worried for the worst has come
to pass. | advise you TO marry this
fellow you are in love with for he
Is the cause Of your present condi-
ton.
V. 7. Would you adj, lse me to
get n better position than ! have
I am anxious 10 secure one for the
session OF 81 and '3S.
Ans My advice is to apply for
the same position that you have
been holding and wait until next
year TO try for an advancement
Conditions at that time will be
more favorable for change.
g. II. VIII II. u. catch up with
his wife and her hoy friend or Will
she catch him and his girl friend
Ans Both OF them are too Gle
yer to be caught If you had as
much experience cheating as they
have you would know all the tricks
Of the trade too, The G-Men
couldn'r catch a thing on either
one OF them
H. H.. VIII you please tell me
who stole my last turkey hen off
the roost last night
Ans A stout heavy set dark
complexioned gentleman living
about two blocks away from you
enjoyed your turkey for b 8
CHRISTMAS DINNER. 1t is very
difficult for me TO give you more
information on this subject as my
crystal only reveals a pile OF
bones
W. VI. RI am planning on mar.
rylng lady and she has been III
for six months. She say the Doc.
tor Is treating her for nervous
breakdown hut l think different.
Now what want 10 know Il this /:
Am | right In what I thInkl
Ans: YOU ARE NOT. Can't a
woman be sick without you getting
all sorts Of funny notions into your
head as TO what might have caused
~ She was not running around
with other man to bring about this
condition. ! advise you TO postpone
your marriage under these condi-
iions for at least a year . then II
you feel that you still want her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15
I'll Marry Gods Angel
BIZ Herman j. D. Carter

With that Ia mind l entered an
ice cream Joint near ilsth and sth
Ave. and phoned for my Harry
again.
Hello came the same coarse
voice over the wire.
Harry please" l requested.
wait"
Soon I heard the receiver move,
and the sweet voice said: Harry
Speaking
where can see YOU" she ask
ed
didn't answer.
Hurry. I'm In danger il l con-
tinue 10 talk 10 you. I'm being
watched"
Riverside Park on the Hudson
River at 10 O'clock. Right where
10th runs into the park just off
Riverside Drive.
"All right
Click" was the sound She
hung up | stood dazed for NOM
ent: looked at my watch. II was
s:45. turned and left for my re-
sidenca at 40 Morningslde Ave,
where would change clothes and
prepare to meet my "Angel from
Heaven
CHAPTER vi
Exactly on the hour. ! stepped
TO the fountain and drank as I had
promised Then slowly turned
away and walked down the dusty
steps and sat under a low tree to
await her arrival A short while
later. | turned at the sounds OF
approaching footsteps. felt a chill
run down my back. The form OF a
woman like a silhuette. sliding
against the branches of tire e
branches. made visible by reflect
ing lights from advertisements
across the bosom of the deep dark
river
A second later the form stop
ped like a shadow. then IL moved
again. turned and looked from side
10 side, and came forward with
pace that showed detection.
yes. probably had been seen.
peace" heard her voice when
short distance from me.
peace" replied and she quick
ly and cautiously ran under the
bough and stood besides me
Peace won't YOU sit down. Ii
asked
Peace" she answered in a tone
that sent shivers down my spine
! looked at her with bewilderment.
Finally she threw her head back.
her hair swaying in the cool river
breeze. and sat besides me and
leaned against my shoulder. Her
hair tickled my face when she
turned TO me and said. Il want TO
tell you something very impor-
tant. but. I'm afraid
Afraid Of what? When you tell |
me something, It's like telling a
tomb stone
well anyhow now isn't |
the time; but | might tell you
some day II you make me be-
lieve in you Her face showed 4
new color under the eye-blinhng
moon that made faces at US he
tween the swaying boughs
looked at her and became mys-
lified and pinched myself TO see IL
were really awake. Could this be
one OF Father Divines angels
about TO allow me to make love To
her when ! knew there wasn't any
such thing as carnal love ia iiea-
ven'?"
Again shook myself What's
the matterg" she asked
Nothing er I'm ius won-
dering
About what?
"Oh nothing .er I'm just
that's all.
She smiled and turned towards
the river and leaned her shoulder
against my chest The wind Ia W
her soft velvet hair against my
right cheek. Love J.. and All ads
OF feelings raced through my body, I
and ] became speechless Ny bot
tom jaw trembled, and Eel, shalS-
ey. The temperature seemed ~
r s g peak-high within me- |
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15
CHAPTER V
SYNOPSIS

The writer now has been re
Quested by the white girl, who Il
one OF Father Divine's angels. Il
call her AT certain number which
was written on a PIECE OF paper
mysteriously handed him as he lef
the l26th street mission In Harlem
He wondered II this were sons
method OF trapping him for writ
ing the girl note and leaving hel
twenty-five cents for a tip a few
DAYS before the note was handet
him out OF the dark by some one
who said Peace.
co On With The Story
was afraid 10 open the enyelops
on the street didn't know why
but just afraid When did open IL
there 10 my surprise was small
ping pong OF my secret love.
quickly unfolded the note and read
Peace love you. will be al
this phone al six o'clock sharp to-
morrow. II you care TO call me
Just ask for Harry | have II ar
ranged SO I'll be called Peace"
II ended and | felt dumbfound-
ed Panic-s;ricken. 49,. yes per-
picked beyond comprehension
The world seemed TO turn about,
And | don't know what went on
within me for a few seconds. This
was the strangest affair / had ever
begun. but | decided 10 carry out
her request
The next night | phoned as re-
quested Soon woman answered.
Hello" heard her coarse voice
over the wire.
was afraid 10 answer. and still
| realized no one knew where
was Hello" came the voice
again
II seemed 10 awaken me. and
replied He he he Ito er er
may speak to Harry please
There was complete silence at
the other end "Hello," | called a
little louder Still there was no
answer. ~Iiello,,' called a lit
tie louder and shook the receiver
hook
Operator" interrupted the ,ele-
phone operator
Il had my party operator. but
something seemed to cut us off
One moment please she repli-
ed and there were several popping
sounds in the phones receiver.
I'm sorry sir. there seems to be
no trouble on the line, the receiy-
er is down al your number"
Thank you. I'll hang up and
rall again said.
Please don't came melodi-
BUS request over the wire al
most fell from the phone
Where had heard the voice be-
lore?
heliO. SAID again.
wait few moments. Peace
God might hear me. Father Divine
Is There was a loud commo-
ion, and a popping sound echoed
IN my ear that hurt 10 my ear
irum. stood amazed. and fear
struck. Call back in ten minutes"
anne The excited voice over the
wire
hung up and walked out into
he drugstore ad shut the phone
booths door. Everybody seemed to
De aware OF what had been doing.
Everybody appeared TO be one OF
Gods angels and Just waiting
'or the chance to take me into Gus
ody and administer certain death.
Oh | was terribly frightened
What's the trouble friend?"
asked somebody at my side
snapped about excitedly. "Oh.
er he he laughed
Iorcefully
Look like you're having some
trouble
mo. er didn't finish; but
left the store Immediately
walked BY corner after corner.
and every person passed stared
at me l started once to run. Why?
didn't know: but must have
been slightly insane Then out OF
the clear sky my wits seemed TO
return 10 me, and I sighed with re-
lief, and chuckled. Hell. I'm just
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MAIL CARRIER SHOOTING
HIT BY MEMPHlANS
Citizens Are Outspoken In Criticism OF The
Police Department

1.-THE Negro personnel at the post OIL
fice. Fewer Negroes than ever, II
is reported. are being employed and
many are being separated from the
service on the slightest preteAt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15

Time moves on so don't forget
TO read the Tribune IN order &c
keep up with the happenings Of In
terest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15

Read 'T'LL MARRY G o DIS
ANGEL" a fascinating serial story
on Page S In this Issue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15

Don't fail to read the Detroit Tri-
bune each week; 1t IL your own
Michigan paper.
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was love the ottgrowth Of pas
sion. but sacred passion. ] pul
my fingers under her chin and
turned her head towards my quiy-
vering lips and slowly stroke hers
with mine she gasped heavily
as drew them away and stroke
them again she reached upward
and put her white velvet arms
around my neck and pulled me TO
her. teasingly turned aside and
she whined Please
couldn't tease longer and |
didn't | pressed my lips to hers
and the sights. we both saw to-
gether harmonized and we sank
into apparently unconsciousness
~. moi caring who might be
near for the present II was
love for me il was The creation
OF newer truer and more
fervent love- she held held held
and held
Finally she looscned her eyes
were moist she whispered .
WHAT DID SHE SAY? WAS SHE
SINCERE? DID THIS EPISODE
END HERE? SEE NEXT WEEK s
THRILLING CHAPTER IL THIS
SAME PAPER
Continued Next Week.
Read "pLL MARRY & q D. :
ANGEL" a fascinating serial story
on Page = In this issue.
Don't miss single issue OF the
Detroit Tribune.
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Read "rLL MARRY & o. IS
ANGEL" a fascinating serial story
on Page In this Issue.
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Evening star., 1938-03-02

total fell below earlier estimates, due
to sharper sales decline expert
enced during December than was
anticipated for some lines Of trade"
The 1887 retail sales total was
nearly 20 per cent below the 1929
volume of $49,115, 100000. The S per
cent gain over 1886 was less than
any year-to-year gain during the re-
covery period, it was explained.
The effect of the general recess
sion in industry was not reflected in
retail sales to a significant degree
until the last quarter of the year."
1t was explained. After recording
outstanding gains for the first four
months of 1887 and maintaining a
relatively high level during the sum-
mer and early fall. sales declined
during November and December from
the comparative months of 1886 to
an extent which materially Affected
the total for the year"
It was explained that the increase
in dollar volume for 1897 over 1886,
Evening star., 1938-03-02

however, does not indicate similar
change in the physical volume Of
goods sold, due to the general ad-
vance in retail prices during the in
tervening period.
The 1887 estimates indicate re-
covery Of about go per cent in dollar
sales from the 1888 low year." 1t was
reported. The automotive group,
which receded more sharply from
1929 to 1888 than any other. with q
decrease of 70 per cent. "has con-
tributed more than any of the other
groups to the recovery of total retail
trade" the Commerce Department
said.
OF each dollar spent in retail es-
Establishments in 1897, the report shows,
nearly one-fourth went for food and
beverages; more than one-f1fth for
automobiles, auto accessories and
gasoline; about one-fifth for gen.
eral merchandise and apparel and
the remainder for other goods.
Evening star., 1938-03-02
81 RETAIL SALES
HIGHEST |NSYEARS
Total Of $50, $50, 900, 600
Was S Per Cent Above
1886 Total.

Total retail sales in 1897 amounted
to s3e, $50, ,O00,0 900, an increase of more
than S per cent over the 1886 volume,
setting new volume record for the
estimate of the Commerce Depart
ment
Despite the increase, however, the
Evening star., 1938-10-30

Apt. of rooms kitchen and bath:
$4,000. Janitor, Dupont O9S4.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
THE MARQUETTE

2115 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Apt. of ! room. kitchen and bath;
$4,000. Elevator and switchboard
telephone service. Aesident manager.
Re. O265.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
1877 18th ST. NV.
7nA = sTREEf NV

Downtown Location.
Apt. OF 2 rooms and bath, suitable for
office or studio.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
THE SAVOY
THE GUTHRIDGE

S8UI I4th st. NV.
Apt. OF 4 rooms. kitchen and bath,
$67.5O. Resident manager. Ad. 30l4.
Evening star., 1938-10-30

~ INDEPENDENCE AVE, S,W.
Opposite Capitol Grounds.
Apts Of 2 and rooms kitchen and
bath: S4O-$55. Resident manager.
Me, 1850.
Evening star., 1938-10-30

3115 F st. NV.
Apts. OF ] room. kitchen and bath:
S3S. 30. Elevator and switchboard
service. Resident manager, Re. O645,
Evening star., 1938-10-30

CONTINUED on Next Pase,)