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Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-26
Amos N Andy Put ON
SpoOk Actin New York

NEW YORK, April 26. (UP) = Three distinct raps
sounded the door of the Toll Gate Bar and Grill in
Brooklyn little before sun-up this morning and those
inside say the raps followed by hoarse cough.
Like someone with the Group, one of them said
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-26
Water District Halls
Move as Debt Victory
In Refinanesno Plan

LINDSAY, Cal, April %. UP)-Officials of the Lind
yayStrathmOre Irrigation district announced today that
the decision today of the United States Supreme Court
in uphodg the cOnsutonality of the revised bankrupt
cy act would speed settlement of the districts
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-26
COUPLE MARRIED
IN JUSTICE COURT

Frank Wales, 81. OXnard, ana
Alice Montecino, 81, Wasco, were
married in Ell Centre justSa court
Monday by Judge John f. Simp-
son.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-26
NEGRO PROWLER
FRIGHTENED AWAY

A Negro prowler was frightened
away Tuesday night in Ell Centre
after forcing his way into t,e Tom
Asder home at Eighth all Wood
ward avenue, Asder drove up to
the house in his car just as the
prowler entered. The Negro rushed
out and fled.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-26
COMMITS SION SETS
HFARING JUNE 6

The state railway commission will
conduct = hearing in the county
court house June 6 in the case
brought b. the Regulated Carriers.
Inc. against Dale Ramsey and 9TH
ers. the commission announced Mon
day.
YOU haV"t't rraG .sLL the NEWS
until Won READ thu
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-26

As America 80
underworld that plotted 100000 fraudulent
questioning They George (Bugs) Moran left
right Daniel
allegedy checks
possession. and Parker arrested ChiCgo Moran
Chicago largely wiped the
ST Valentines Day o Parker
UhS sky runner
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-26
DRIVER SENTENCED
TO so DAYS

Francisco Guerrero. 81, is scrY-
ing so days in the county Jail for
drunk driving in CaleX,co.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-26

YOU haven: reaC ALL the NFWS
until you've read ALL the ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-26

hIfTrty No tests rgidly supervised and exact
ing than conducted under the supervision
ofhc Board the American Automobile Associations
All figures listed in the column the right actsc
and convincing proof of the great performance qualities and
economy of Chevrolet trucks! Modernizc your
truck equipment Save money all with Chevrolet
rcks-with low first cost, low operating cost low main
expense-and with rugged, durable Chevrolet
srucon that gives thousands of miles Of capable
satisfying operation.
Motors Plum Ec0uoicn Monthly
Payments. 4 General Motors Vaue
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-26

YOU haven't read ALL the News
Until You've Read ALL the Ads,
Evening star., 1938-06-12
TO LAND ONE
T SMITH

of them can be sent away without another word t"
Their appearance killed their chances Sounds
too stupid to happen to many people, but listen to
Lee r. kolb, employment manager for R. H. Macy
& Company:
You'd be surprised how many young men come
here needing a shave with spotted, impressed
clothes wearing sweaters instead of shirts, no neck
ties and dirty fingernails.
But, )" Mr.. Kolb warns, don't come dressed for
party. Wear clothes suitable for business the kind
you feel mentally comfortable in Too many girls
spoil their chances by having theatrical look -
dyed hair too much rouge and pstick, ingernails
looking as though they'd just skinned rabbit,
party dresses and dangling earrings Or they may be
appropriately dressed in dark clothing with stiff
collars and cuffs = but collars and cuffs both de-
cidedly dirty
"Be in the prime of health if possible - clear
eyed. cleans skinned, full of pep and confidence and
the will to work. Cultivate cheerful expression and
a smooth, pleasant voice. No grouches or gooms
need apply"
Should you take along batch of letters of recon-
mendation and sit like bump log while the
employment manager reads them?
NO is the emphatic and unanimous warning of
the experts You've got to sell yourself they say.
Nobody else can do it.
Don't even give references until asked; then avoid
getting them from relatives.
And don't try to crash the gate! The experts are
pretty unanimous on that too. 1T succeeds only in
fiction" said one
Even if you know vice president in the CON-
pany don't pull him out of the hat to get you the
payroll.
That approach" says Mr.. Boynton of Standard
al hat
get by through use of influence = that you haven't
the gumpton to stand on your own feet. Should you
get the job, you'd have the head of your own de-
partment preudioed against you And vice -presi-
dents have high mortality rate. When one goes,
his pets usually go with him."
So don't be too sorry that you don't know any
big Shots You'll get in to see your prospective en-
ployer anyhow. Once in, what do you do?
BE polite, but not obsequious," says Mr. kolb
of Macy's Don't shake hands unless the inter
viewer offers his hand first Don't sit down. unless
invited Don't act familiar but don't look overawed
or embarrassed
"Be yourself" is the way William ]. Harper,
personnel manager of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company puts it. Don't strain for impress
sion and don't be self-conscious about your person.
(Co"tinosd on pose 15)
Pkote Ceiosins BY Sekorkeef
8. b quietly coafidsns, lst yosr isssriswsr
lead HE solk.
9. Be yovrsIf. b fell Of yoss ssbiees. and
The right words will come.
10. Answer questions iroakly. briefly and
keep your answers strictly TO HE point.
Evening star., 1938-06-12

,nce sheet under good
hat you're fitted for.
: market. Canvass the
st through directories
what they want"
me Company. adds to
? picked the particular
oice." he says, learn
l'duct, its market, its
/ and personnel. what
yho are its main GUS
it serve? You can get
from company sales
anuals and company
"a show room, visit it.
10 employees and get
20 to an employment
u expect to ask him
.ly. not negatively.
ut the company until
igently and can show
Many show at once
job they're seeking"
call on your prospec-
in?
b,r or telephone, will
{ you lack that. go in
write for
ter brief. Simply tell
and what your qualif-
CHAT not to say, that
as:
& for depends upon
into your organiza-
! work. for your organi-
it,"
Z to take any job you
'iding it will open the
.r and more response
,rds, show that you
at you can do and
to do.
visit to your pros
yer, remember that
rance comes first.
ront-page ad," en-
bynton of the Stand
-lothes may be cheap
is nothing against
at least be pressed
h look over twenty
nts who are waiting
pick three or four
alking to. The rest
Mvsevm OF Art
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
Ministers Alliance

The Baptist Ministers alliance
will resume iis meetings Tuesday.
September 13 at 1890 a. m. at
The Church OF Our Father. Rev.
r. M. Kaigler, pastor. The Church
or Our Father is located on Madi-
son avenue. a short distance from
Macedonia Baptist church.
All ministers, especially BAPTIST.
whether ordained or licensed. are
asked to attend this first meeting.
as sponsors hope to lay founda-
ton for n worthwhile conference
year. An invitation is also extend
ed to Sunday School superintend-
ents and teachers to take advant-
age OF the lesson period which he
gins at 1880 n. M. and taught by
the scholarly Dr. $. ID. Ross. pas
tor OF Shiloh Baptist church.
Visitors are always welcome
F. Rev. J. II. IIankerson Is presl-
dent; Rev. u. s. Goldsby is secre-
tary and Rev. Chss. Hill Is chair
man OF the courtesy committee.
a coLoRED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03

Man" will be the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon in all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on Sunday, September 4.
The Golden Text, (Ps. 81: 4-12).
is blessed are they that dwell in
Thy house: they will be still praIs-
ing thee....O Lord OF hosts, bless
ed Is the man that trusteth I'm thee. ."
Among the Bible citations is this
passage ops. S;4, 81: "what Is
man. that thou art mindful of him :?
and the son OF man. that thou
yisitest him? Thou madest him TO
have dominion over the works OF
thy hands; thou hast put all things
under his feet"
Correlative passages 10 he read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy, include the following (p.
29): Man as the offspring OF God.
as the idea OF Spirit. Is the Inn
mortal evidence that Spirit IL har-
monious and man eternal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
City Usher Board

The City Usher Board met with
the usher board OF Grace chapel
Sunday. August 81, at .. M. al
which time the twenty-first an
niversary OF the Grace chapel
board was celebrated. At roll.
call. there were 1i5 ushers pres
ent
Third Baptist church received the
attendance banner. Mt. Olive, the
finance banner.
Sunday afternoon, August %
the City Usher Board Union met
with the ushers of Chapel Hill Bap-
tist, with 175 present to celebrate
the seventh anniversary OF the lat
ter board.
Third Baptist again received at
tendance banner; and Mt Olive the
finance banner
The Union will hold its next
meeting Sunday, September IL, al
st. Paul A. NJ. f.. Zion church
corner Palmer and Beaubien. The
public is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
St. Peter A. M. E. z,
Launches Big Rail-

St. Peters A. NJ. f. Zion chu,.,.
OF which Rev. C. NJ. Metcalf +, -.
'or' mas launched a big state ~
ly which will close on octobs, !,
Rev. Metcalf is active in o,s, -.
and religious affairs and bro,%
casts each Sunday at 1l:is
over Radio Station wIBK -
attacks injustice Of all kinds ana
the station receives many lst,,,.
of commentator.
DIR. +. w. Fisher and his dvn.n,.
Gospel choir will be guests :, :.
Peters church early in septemhsss
The date will be announced l.,..
7 h e Sunday School n,cr'.
held at Belle Isle last SATURDAY
was well attended. Supi Norma
Johnson was in charge. (;ame< !,
various kinds were enjoyed
Rev.Metcalf has organized ror
church school board. which |,
proving to be 4 real asses, tn.
members include u. craw,ora
General Stevens, Norman IoAs
son, Mrs. Arvctt Neicalf. Mrs. 4
Peden. Mrs. Viola Cox. Mrs Fdns
Perrin, Miss Mary Williams. ana
Mise PATTY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
bodies HOST
AT OUTING FOR
200 KIDDIES.
Youngsters Conveyed
To Island In Two
Chartered Buses

Or. and Mrk~E. q. Boddie were
hosts 10 more than two hundred
children. Thursday August 90. at
picnic at Belle Isle. The young
sters were conveyed to the island
In two chartered buses, reaching
The grounds at about a. m. and
returning at $50 p. m.
Various games were played and
awards given. The children were
abundantly served with hot dogs,
pop and ice cream.
Mrs. Boddie. who directed the
picnic was assisted by her lovely
daughters. Lucy aud Ruby Thorn
as. and their cousin. Sedalia VIII
son. Mrs. vasconsello. Mrs. Rowe.
Mrs. Allen. Furman Barner. and
Henry Gruhhs.
Miss Thelma Johnson, OF Jack
son. Tenn, was special picnic
guest OF Mrs Bodies daughters,
Lucy and Ruby.
DR. and Mrs. Boddie plan another
picnic for the children in 1889.
- tOIOEED JIfnCE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
St. Luke A. M. E.
Church

Ell: Responsibility for Others
list sam. 2:l2; 4:1S was the sub
Jet OF the Sunday School lesson
discussed at the ST. Luke school
Sunday morning. August 2S. There
was nice attendance and the les
son was discussed very thoroughly.
Sunday school meets at 9:15 a.
M. each Sunday.
Rev. w +. Smith, pastor. spoke
at l0:45 a. m. on the theme "A
Saving Fear based on the text
Acts 1912, Cornelius. devout
man who feared God Fear can
be very positive and necessary emo
ton and virtue; Fear may func-
tIon as biological lighthouse 10
keep us off the rocks: A godly
fear crccts and supports churches;
We're the principal out lines discus
sed.
At p. m. the A. c. T.. league
enjoyed an interesting discussion
OF the topic People Of the Holy
Land" Scripture reading was Luke
4:3S-44.
The pastor spoke again at the
evening service using the theme
Leadership Loyalty taken from
the text Matt. 1915 and Luke ga.
Those who attended the various
services throughout the day felt
that much benefit was derived.
The pastor and members wish
TO thank all who helped them IN
getting ready for the annual con-
ference which is converting in
Grand Rapids this week. They
wish TO make special mention OF
Mr.. 8. Thomas, 1549 Gratiot Ave.
Detroit; and Mrs. Minnie Webster
OF Roseville; also Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Wright, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson. Rev. Moore, Rev
Key and Rev. Crosby.
TO Celebrate J0th Anniversary
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. c. Moore o
25340 Pearl street will celebrat,
their Golden Wedding anniversar,
Thursday evening. September Is a
s D. m. at the First Baptist church
Roseville.
Following musical program. /
reception will be given after which
Rev. and Mrs. Moore will be mar
ried again. Refreshments will b,
served. Come out and enjoy your
self.
During the fifty years OF theIl
married life, Rev. and Mrs. Moor,
have lived very happily. They ar,
the parents OF four children ant
have forty-two grandchildren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
With The Churches
Anniversary Service
At Metropolitan

Sunday concluded and climaxed
the 18th anniversary celebration
OF the passionate of Dr. A. G. VIII
liams at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church. A record-breaking crowd
listened attentively TO n very pow
erful sermon In which he preached
vehemently against the evils OF
modern society, using as a subject
"Oh God! For Understanding" text,
Proverbs 3:13-20. Happy Is the
man that fndeth wisdom and the
man that getteth understanding. I"
The speaker said, But wisdom is
not necessarily gift for which
one makes no effort TO attain. IL
is something that we must seek af-
ter. earnestly seek AFTER diligently
pursue. The prospect OF ndvan-
tage in this IL like the prospect of
advantage In anything. We 50 after
things because we believe dat they
will give us an advantage over
some obstacle. some foe. will pro-
vide some tangible or intangible
good. SO that wisdom holds out the
prospect OF advantage over the
vicissitudes OF life. God alone pos
sesses 1t and imparis II to us only
when we seek after IT,"
Next week, Pastor Williams will
preach from the subject Gods
Footprints The public Is cordially
invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03

Last Sunday morning the sermon
was preached by Father Smith, OF
the Smile road, his text being.
The Word OF God. from the
Book OF Kings. Many were pres
ent.
Sunday night. the speaker was
Rev. Hines. His subject was go
Farther, Mark 26.
There will be feast at the
church on September ?. All are
invited. Bonnie Morton will sing
on the program.
Rev. j. T.. Lewis, OF Providence
Is seeking information regarding
the whereabouts OF his brothers
Cornelius Wright and Eddie Lew
is. Any information will be APP
preciated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
"A coLoRED srpcrs-
Liberty Bapt. Church

The pastor, Rev. Jos smb,
preached an excellent sermon :,
the service Sunday. Angus, q tn.
hearers sat thrilled At the dellbsr.
alton OF the message. Tho churc,
is progressing and new member,
are Joining each SUNDAY.
The Junior choir had splendid
rehearsal Tuesday evening. ths
first night OF their organization.
Several young people were pres.
ent.
The Liberty boys club under
Marion Marshall and the lower
East Side willing Workers sir.
club met at which time plans wer,
made for their years work. Tbs
club is making fine progress. Mrs
Green is stifl working With tht
group. Visitors always receive !
hearty welcome at Liberty church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
st. Paul A. M. E
. Church

A large audience attended the
morning service at 81. Paul A. M.
Il. church, SIS s. Rademacher ave-
nue., Sunday. August 2s. The pas
tor, the Rev. w. r. Rice delivered an
eloquent message: The Sunday
School met at $50 a. m, and a
wide awake discussion was parti-
cipated in by those present.
The services rendered by the
choir added spiritual fervor to the
services throughout the day.
A service was held at. 3 D. m.
with q large attendance. Rev.
Rice preached another forceful
sermon.
Visitors were Mrs. Beatrice
Bruce and Miss AIlene Miller Of
Ksnas City, Kans
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
John Wesley A. M. E.
Zion Church

Quarterly meeting services will
be held at John Wesley A. NJ. F..
Zion church. Beechwood avenue
and Moore Place. Sunday, Septem-
Der 4. Rev. L. p. Powell. presid-
ing elder will preach morning and
night and will administer the Holy
communion at both services.
At $3.50 p. m. the Rev. ID. r.
Thomas. pastor OF Lomax Temple
A. NJ. T.. Zion church. will preacs
and his choir will sing.
Love Feast and general class will
be held Friday night. Quarterly
conference will be held Saturday
night.
Rev. Jesse L. Moore IS pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
First Baptist Church
Calls New Pastor

Rev. p. b. Black, OF Chattanooga,
Tenn, has been called to the pas
torate of the First Baptist church.
in Southwest, Detroit.
In connection with the installa-
ton OF the new pastor. a series
OF programs will be held at the
church, extending from Monday
September IL. through Sunday.
September IS. Various depart
ments OF the church will be in
charge OF the programs each tv-
ening.
Ministers who will assist will in
clude the Reverends ID. McBryGe.
II. II. Coleman, W. f. Rice. j. s.
Smallwood, J. S. Scott, and c. +.
Askew. The public Is invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
Chips


II might we'll be thought that
Miss Polly Tx would he the most
popular LADY on the beach at this
time: hui not so, though she does
occupy an important place. nnfor-
;unately she does not over shadow
the many other cunning beauties.
| understand
with the fall. months drawinr
Itch last inmate vacation trirs
seem none 100 uncommon Francis
Raiford. popular daughter Of Dr.
Frank Raiford. Of MoDougall ave-
nue.. Is visiting relatives in Atlanta.
ca Audrey pricsily pens from
BROOKLYN that she had grand time
Al tho National Tennis meet just
completed ~ Lincoln T. IN IA aud
Nilf Visit iu Woodland before re-
turning 70 me Motor fuy ie re-
sumo her work az the welfare de-
parment rAtnel Shelton and
ioe rrca'hcr ma'otcd 70 Atlanta
Geo -ia last Week where they afe
pvung relatives Rcalah Lewis
of N4gie avenue ana RUBY Mormon
ai'r'ea. painter leaves FRIDAY
Sep ~ 4 weeks vacation IN ne
Nra' i'y Jnnc Raher lef' We'd
nesda' Sent n for Grand Rahids
where >'e WA s'''nd 'ae ai'i'pai
ANF conference f.; which her Faiths
er 'as Res George W. Baher = a
renner Marjorie lumbar ~ me
Chandler aNcnre hunbars IS spend
ns w'ile Fl lilewild Joe
Fandr ss ae' f''ifned from lh''
rnpn'aF -enner resort The one
ARD nn'N Lessee isH DAVIS dropped
ne 'ha' she 1na RohAlf clover
7rs nrcaAins Up "a nv .,,,
ksr na'iN r Ns'ie 'eaehrf ~fi'"s
rm SaYapnaf ''oe-la. 'h"t ne y
"'h ef 'nioNnS good "le
Notwithstanding ma. 'here viii
Re namher ot more gala affairs
roN 's' 'e~ e nc Hish' sro'S
XVI 100
,,
4.aotson NH Rutland Ban
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
Peoples Baptist
Church

The Sunday School. under d.
rcciion Of o. chillis and Mrs Ber-
nard, was we'll attended last sun
day.
At 1896 = m. the deyoiionals
we're led my Dcacons Holt and Mil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03

la, East Side Dramatic club ne'
4 f.-nay, aug. - a. ihe home %
Ni annie Mae fo"el. 1874 llend
lich street. Those present includ.
ed Mrs Niunie Williams presiden'
Mis- Leila Taylor Mrs Alice Gar
ti,"n. Mrs nina Prpifi Mrs Rosa
Freeman and Mrs. Jessie smiley.
The lovely meeting Was held and
games ~ keno and hridse were
PLAYED. The prize Tor keno was
given 10 Mrs. Carrie Scott whilc
Mrs Smiley won thr bridge prize
"A coroRkD JtDcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03

Ter. Rev. c. Thomas preached an
inspiring sermon on Unity" text,
Acts %.
Mrs. Ross, OF Canton, Ohio. was a
visitor and sang at the morning
and evening services.
Citizens with no church home are
invited to worship at Peoples Rap
list church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
"A tOIORED JtDdE---
ROYAL. |. =. CI4tB

The Royal Industrial Social
eldb RECALLED their many friends az
a delightful picnic sunday after
noon at Rouge park. Lunch Was
served 10 hfty-two guests.
Among those present We're Mrs.
Beatrice Foster, Nashville. Tenn;
and Mrs McNeal, Buffalo. y. Y.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03

JOLLY sTRoLLERs CLUB


Jolly Strollers club No. . met al
2ll3 Chene street. August 90. The
hosts were Mrs. James. chr N:
Mrs. Garrison, Mr.. Mallor, drs.
Murphy. Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. r,
Thomas. Mrs. f. McDufhe. MIR,
Garrison. Mr.. Foster. Mrs. Hall,
and Il Johnson.
The session opened $50 p. m,
with The president. All the mem
hers we're glad 20 welcome A. Ray
mond. who had been absent on
account OF Illness. but was in at
tendance again.
Mrs. James brought a visiting
friend 10 The meeting. in person OF
Mrs Ethel Eaves. Of Louisville.
Ky
The Jolly StroIlers completed
the years schedule on August 20
and viii start The new schedule on
September =
The nexi meeting viii he held
THURSDAY september $. with Mr.
and Mrs Bates a. hosts.
- (AInREn lfrfl.g
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
LIVE WIRE cLIR

Members and friends OF the Live
Wire club enjoyed delightful
evening Friday, August 26. At the
home ~ Mr.. and Mrs. l. Blount.
ARRANGEMENTS were made for the
sponsoring OF an oratorical contest
on September &c. al the First Bap-
list church Roseville Mich. Adj
mission Will be free. The public Is
invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
"A cOLoRED JUDGE
MILLER DILLER SOCIAL GLIB

The Killer Diller> Social club held
rs weekly meeting\on August %,
al The home OF Mrs. W. ID. Wesley.
lol5 Hendrie street. Ylans were
completed for a picnic ~sdch was
held ugust % and % al New>Eor-
Est park. Bridge and whist wen>
enjoyed and a delicious menu serv-
ed.
All clubs are invited TO attend
The ORGANIZATIONS first fall party,
SATURDAY. September 3. al Masonic
nail 5s5 Frederick street, from 3
y. m. until A. m.
Mrs. a Brown is president; Mrs.
s. Williams. secretary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03

Members % ne Harlem high,
Social club entertained MIS- Evans
of Louisville Ky and Airs Earn
ings 81 Layton ohio. SUNDAY n'cr-
noon Angnsi y. ~ The residence
of Mrs James The visitors were
house guests OF Mcsdames James
aud Rollines
Mrs Ledet ~ e5e Garfield. and
Mrs NJ 6 Gallon We're also pre-
sent
Dolui' refreshments were
served
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03

fne voice y Narneitc small may
easily be aiken for ihat ~ BESSIE
Mt,"n-lNnrN one MAY note that
iAete T. q similarity ia ne speech
% Richard Anderson ami Elverion
Ford stanford ilicks and Syl-
ses''r E'hois are radio announfcrs
Tor me Sero'l,rs program which Is
presented zach saturday at 30
over w'N w me Deroii Youth
eansNs ne -c'u'ius Tor talent 10
he rsed ia 'heir forthcoming series
~ radio hsAadessfs - Ae presented
over station WJRiS N his point
mv mind goes blank 50 Solong
nrd 20
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03

,oe1l musicians who contemplate
ine attending Morris Brown wiih
he Larry Doprlass aeerega'ion.
SAYS he had 2 ferr'tc iiuc a; a
party given Friday evening by Tho
Terrific Three % the home 81
Evelyn Me- ov as9 NJ Nesnon.
oihefs attending Nefe loo Mor-
ri~ tnil Ross Nsiier siacr lnex
Dykes Fred pnon. Ruhs Shipinsn.
Dorothy and h.lizabo'h Nicroy Ann
Cook Eleanor Richard Bertha
woodruff Henry TaNlo' leonard
Raf liaywsra Maben or~ Momc
BOB Hriet and Donald Norton
sssts.ss>..s
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"A COLORED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03

s.n-eI s-.NsNIer oue \ ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
HARLEM Eight >oCi,L clrB

Il CoLORfn JTDGF-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03

"A COLORED JUDGF-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03

a cOL0RED JUDoE-