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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-11-10
GREENBELT WOMEN REGISTER FOF
HOLE ECONOMICS CLASSES

AS part Of its program Of adult educate on, the
Citizens Associations Educati COMM ttee has
pened regi strait for Home Economics
given during afternoon hours at the Towns Elemen-
Home-rsking Of the School Nov. g, forty-one
attended and registered their parti cu1ar in
terests with the field of domestic science.
Glasses dealing with cooking. baking. childrens
clothing, nutrition. home decoration. beginners
and advanced dressmadngs and related subjects
scheduled formed as as details Of equip
ment and program have been worked out, probably
within q weeks time
Each course WI consist of ten class-meetings.
There Will be meeting week. lasting hours.
Class work Will be predominant1y practical in
ture.
Registration records being completed.
Any housewife interested in the betternent of her
home still enroll by getting in touch. by tele
phone. with Mrs. Mabel Bessemer (Greenbe1t 52l1
by leaving her name at the management office.
PRE-scHooL MOTHERS CLUB MEETS
The November meeting Of the Pre-sohool Mothers
Group held Wednesday night November End in the
social room. lively group Of Interested mothers
attended. They enjoyed the article when Maps Are
outgrown" given by Mrs. Anne HALEY. after which
Mesdames Harris, Merryman. East. and Dove gave
schedules Of their different age and told
how they had solved their various map problems"s
Then the other mothers entered into discussion
the subjects
AS special enterta inment had some Movies
made and shown by L. M. Httman. They included
"Greenbelt Then and Now" (scenes made Greenbelt
from December 1887 up to the present time). Then
had made at the Church outing", also
roll of Washington Scenes all were in color.
The next meeting will be Wednesday nj ght Deoem-
Der 7th at eight O'Clock in the social The
subject for this meeting will be overcoming Fear.
There Will be special entertainment at each
meeting.
A mo+hers +h chi 1dren nm To WARS Of
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-11-10

IN APPRECIATION OF THE BETTER BUYERS CLUB
By Mrs. j. P. LOTUS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-17
kevin-SunburSt Field
1888 Compilations

Production
Agan Coco 70 2s-35-Sw sBbL TIA
II 23-S5-SW so BhL Oh 100
SEA 1s-35-2W 60 BbL 1913
iS-352W Bb OIL 1870
e 9-S5-2W 100 Bh lT74
No. 9-35-2W 90 Bbl OIL 1851
s. Sw l35-5w Is BbL on 1873
N SWa 30 BoL 1913
GEL Sc NW3 l9-35-2W Dry 1853
No on 1920
Big No CNyI 1890
NV NE3 NW l9-S5-2W ~ bo 1850
g. CIVIL Me- NW3 ls-S5-2W 70 Ho
Binders on Ward No SW 29-35-sW
34-SS2W Meas 1912
Consolidated 9 27-33-2W
IL NW SCI 24-353W uoBol on o0
NWi Sci 2353W 500 Bol lolO
limbs l-35-3W 6BoL l6II
3 OnAbd 1920
Fddvsohn No sES W3 NEa1s 1850
Van Note NO 3 c
], NW3 SW3 l3-34-4W Dry NO
No SW SEaNWa 2s%53W 100 5p os
& SEA 8-34-2W IL BoL 1891
SCI 3635-4W show on ABB lose
c.. H S535-4W 2Bb Natural ZOO
5W ADD 1873
lion SEA il-35-SW 100 B6l lIe0
Hanger No 2, l-35-3W 6Bb 1855
cssnS Fncsnnsn No q NF3 SyVs ll-s5-2W
Da--ont E-gtrorn N1W NVsI 3-s5-3W
pe-rons yT,oi No NEs NVa il-s5-sW 1870
14-35-2W On
Poke RAIDER / 29-S5SW Show on lIzo
I2-35-SW 100 5nl On t2s
4, 9S53W Show on ADO !LS
NWa D-So-sW bn on
NWl SS-35-SW $50 Bo ON !U
vander q NwP 2s35-SW 60 BoL on iao
Communicative No. NEa NWa S-S4-4W eDL ~O0
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-17
Cut Bank Oil Field
1898 Compilations

Production
No /
Castle g. No Sci
No
Castle State No SWA 36-35-6W
Cobb-R jackson No
Cobb-state No L. c la
No 6
164
n-Bonnet No
oil
l833-5W Bb 1851
Sc NW4 SEA 3635-5W ASA
NW4 SEA 5-335W 100 Bb 2B7
Law Hoer-H 3, 155 27s8
Al. 1-32-6W Is Bh 1910
SEA MEL l7-33-5W SO Dbl 2SB
7-32-5W Bb Oil
III Sc SW3 7-S25W $50 BbL T@
l2-32-6W 20 BbL OIL 300e
SantaRl 19-32-5W on &Eb1
Santa aTr C
SantaR ta-Fich 5-33-5W 64Bbl Oil
g.. SW3 SW3 4-32-5W So BbL @M
SW3 36346W Show OH Add 5000
Sc SEA SWa 5325W 40 BbL @a@
C Nwa e-32-5W Bbl Oh 3ea0
TexacoC ura No c s-S25W
TexacoI l SEA SEA l7S2-5W so BbL OIL 30a6
Texaco Iardw l7-S2-5W BbL OH &&
G 8-32-5W loBbL OH @aB
Texa C4oyern No 2 G
Crrran No 8
M
VVIkinson-Al No C
Yukon-L Sc SEA SW3 2335W $50 Dbl $50
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-17

Erundags Mink No i SEA Nwa sS-isN-25E spudding
%, smith smith No a Ne Ne SEA as s as ssE ASandonsd 1919
rowland Kalispen-Kevm Abandoned m
,, Petroleum, ,.0u. G5 IN sTR "; p55sE,u 1880
HAGAN STRUCTURE
A1orton-COui SEA SEA 5s7w Rig
HARDIN STRUCTURE
zig sn sDrq On No s 70 S So. N' isis E ADD IS!
Buzutl-o l NE Nwa as-ls-SE Rig
Parent No @ NV. SEA la1s 4S cav Add 800
Drought NO Sc xws Sc. ss-saT asss ~ Dry 10"
" =. ET 81 sw W. rTa m w %sfF 1850 SO
HEATH STRUCTURE
OH a. Gas No. 1 c EEa SEA sS-l4NSE 1880
HoBsOF DOME
Hunt-Hoven / sO-lGv-15E Rig
East orest-BraE. NO NV SEA swa I4-iSNisE e
ghead IewOwn No NEa NE Ts7 sg water 100
White Top on 3 No l. c s5-i4-lsE hgI
LUrHERFox DOME
Tarrant-11eare NO sEs i4-6s-sE l8eOI
syan-Buruess No / Sc sws Nws as-aN-liE l55OI
~ e. w.s on i ass7
No No sT Sw sw s1 ar a' assa
7sT u No Sc, s sss EMs 'N on 1910
wyomon-sasrs No 3 Sc Ma @Bsl on s7s
Home Oh oou no RI 1 sDT BANK s R ''f' water
NORTH DAKOTA (NessOn AndeHns)
California CO-Kamp No s-lsNV-OOw Aid 1921
b-zT6W
-Keuoze Nc. / 32Ss-4W Snow on ADD zzSs
ME- SEAN
No NwN viva OH
Zodiac kellogg No ss-ss'-sw 1880
PLEVNA DOME
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 s-CV-SsE Rig
PONDERA OIL FIELD
Erickson No s-27-Ew on 1901
/ l0-2T-4W on 19N
ulton-Pr NE4 lS-2TN-4W Dry @O4s
NWa lO-21-4W on lssot
NNNWa 1O-zI-4W on 1897
No. sw SW3 SWa S-2T-4W on lSW II
Reconsideration No. sw sW1 sEa ss,sas-szE 500
J Al NWaNEa M2SN6O8 snow
RATTLESNAKE BUTTE
Col ustad No /, Z2-13rE1B $50 lE
ROSCOE DOME
G6S1W
No / 3-6S-l6E 2S
4-eS-1SE @4e
ROUND BUTTE
Miracle on-Hansy NO 3 NEs NEa S-ss-zSB 1857
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-17

SOAP CREEK OIL FIELD
Calf Independent Tribal No SW NW3 NEa S6Ss2E on 1883
SUMATRA DOME
70 s-6s-lsE
THREE FORKS
Ryan-T1ce Nwa NWa 2s-ls-2E I'D
/ $500
TIGER RIDGE
oKeefe & Tettersan No / csI sWl SEA io-slN-lsE
WALLER AREA
-Hanom !
5 S-SO-5w 2o1
250
Unit NW3 2l3N5W 3l55
WAYNE CREEK
Corp Duncan No c wa SCI 62N-24E Dry
wHITLASH OIL FIELD
wnde-A dahOney No ? CIVIL SEA swa 2s-s7-4E Oil i5S
3
Western Natural oas-Turner No l SEA l5-37-4E Up
l C 5374E
Nsturalo l Nwa Ca
Western Natural Gas Wallace No Sec l5-S7N-E 22sS
WHITEHALL DISTRICT
Cheyenne on Olson No SEA SEA l4sssE Gas
Whitehall on / lO-ssN-
8 oas-wHey No 2 lO-S6N-5OP
WINIFRED DISTRICT
Canmon No 2 Nwa NEa ss-22-ITE sss
Cammont-Pennock No. NV NW4 NW4 6-2lN-lsE
No. l 6-2ON-lsE 22O
SIMMONS land 10 j s-2iN-isE
Emf 10 /
Emmons No
-Pennock No SEA SWi 26-22N7E
KalLpen Ennons No c sw3 SEA 20-2lN1E 100
a3 N NO. sT SF RW W' s SW' a sE @
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
l
RvetOn Oh co-FOx No GEL Nwa NEa l4-2N-2SE ms
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-17

GREAT FALLs-Cascade county has
100 elementary teachers and "a high
school teachers, according to a report
by County superintendent Of Schools
Margaret Holland. The report shows
that the original elementary enroll
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-17
Drilling WeIIs--Kevin-Sunburst

-vnoa No 4 svv svUs
EneIe SvUs GUvs
-s phaant< NJ S1T Svws
SaIoneI Eavn-RocE No 4 sV NYa NEs 27-s5-sw
Cr1rnIe -Ervheroer No CsI, NW SCI 24-35-gW
T+I+on
RSE3R Es
ct NEsN zs2 s-25-4W
aI-Gunderson Sc
Svs Is-35-2
2
Morton 24342W SBbl 1868
AIosby Cope G NE3 SW3 7-35-2W l6O
Sc NW3 NWa 5343W Location
Neptune-Se NV NW3 SW3 l9-35-2W ISOO
Ottman-C 25-56-SW 2OlO
Parren Ande / 26-35-4W Show Oil 2021
lat e-34-2W 400
Richoff -BaumN No 335-W ITO
lsh-Bart l3-35-2W 995
-Wa l-S4-4W Spudded
& &c
Sock-Ha 70 352W 1880
SW3 12-35-3W 100
S3-35-3W OH IT'S
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-17

ment this year was 4,94l and the
original high school enrolment waa
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-17
Active Oil and Gas Fields
Landowner Location
ANACONDA STRUCTURE
10 1 NE3SW4 5-37-3E

Model onspey No. NTssNa sssE O water 1850
BAKER-GLENDIvE
ss BIsass 6 III sM f 3 M q 81 Me- E ssoE 81
&c y s1' e e. s. :ss rs 81 81 IS
EGs c D No Otu Sea C sas sn A NV" Gas $50
o S. Is g ~ 81 ss
Acne -shoss No. sW sWa SEs
e e ~, s~ W s.sz e 81
smith-valsn- scnvdnse No MA l4-222E SIS
BIG HORN COUNTY
g. 2s-s-s2E Rig
BIG LAKE FIELD
o-Hepp 2. NV Nws Nwa 25-lN-2lE Dry Add 5000
srnsy Gas and OIL No Lot Sec s-es-4sE SS
o B csnneid-oOvt No = Sc SEA NE 2i7N-a4E TS
BOW & ARROW
sW VI ls 81 TW, ..,w w a 4 q. ss,s
saonssns lss7lw ASe 80
Burton Hown B9 * F 5Hs sw SEE 1sH
BowDoIN
ssa % 5s so SO g, W. NV W. i s'
sOdOtn U Utilities ssS SEA NE i4si-sGE
R RSv6o S s g Ss sn sWs n NE s souo Gas
81 @ s. 81. VS. as' IS5s
a:as Utilities e no NJ NV s sw. S W sT sss
Signal Oil q aas-AEurray No i NE NEa swa Sis
Rowland ct aI-wOOdward No 2O-l4-aR nOO
Treas State Pool-oovt No. 6 SEA swl 2-2G2sE Ills
BULL HEAD STRUCTURE
Campb Hughes No 123O-4W Water 1885 Add
BYNUM STRUCTURE
Tarran t-Iacone / S-26N-6W Rig UpI
CHALK BUTTE
unnan-tIenry ct al-walker No l. 1855
COULMOORE STRUCTURE
-Dunin No ], NV NW4 SWa ll-8N-5W $3.50
DANA STRUCTURE
OF 3 d so Co. mo No NV NEl NEi
DEAN ANTICLINE
Continental orr No ls-5sl7E Abd 1910
DEVILS BASIN
2SllN9E Dry Add 1901
DEVON FIELD
smith-AG owatN 10 7-S3-2E Producing
Gnth-A No / TS3-2E M Gas
s T conrS No no NV MEa NE S0SE s1oas Ss5
O. l. Smith Nc. NE SEA 1l-SS-lE 2SO
C. Smith NE3 SEA T-33-2E
!. l. smt B.. g. Co No NW SEA 17-sS-2E rig
O. La EkhoH No. SEA 633-2E
O. L. HalversOn No. NWaNJEa lS-SS-zE
@. Ism SET 2O-S3-G %V
DRY CREEK OIL FIELD
To- Gaddo 10-7S-21E or ossO
Ohio industrial n-7s-2lE l41G Gas 4sAS
D-N p /
io-Kh SEaSEa 4-T6-2lE Ou SSO
DUNBAR STRUCTURE
NV Nwa 22S4TW Show on S10l
DUPUYER ANTICLINE
California Government 2627sw Dry Aba 2o4
EAST BRIDGER -
GEO. AEuth No / SEA 1900
ELK BASIN OIL FIELD
Henderson, No OH 1925
NO. SW sN3 NE S59S-zS1 On
sha-wa Pet Co Government NEa S5-ss2SE 2SsS
FLAT COULEE OIL FIELD
o. a NO. NEa sWa lO-S7-5E Cn SoS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-17
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

Castle -Pardee-Tribal
Castle g. l2-32-6W
Cobb 35-35-6W
Glacier Product ion-St 70 c
Glacier production Neil NO SEA
Glacier Product ion-G 70 l
Nadeau Brother NO
Pardu-An No / SESWa
santa Rita-IAnder No CIVIL
ing 24-346W Rig
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-17

simone Simon plays tennis to keep
her weight down.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
JUBILEE v Ill
ATTRACT many
TO The CONFAB
Auxiliary Member.
Will Convene A.
Same Time

Chicago CAMP Marking -.
twenty-nfth anniversary OF :.
founding as the Tri-Stste Ds,,,,
association, the National DENT,
association will hold It's silva,
jubilee In Chicago August a.,
with an expected attendanc, !,
1000 Of the leading dentists Of M,
nation and insular possession,
Pioneers OF the associations a.,
gsnizational growth were The M.
Dr.. d. A. Ferguson and DR.. In
C. Ramsey both OF Richmond y,
Or. Roscoe Brown, L. 5. publt
Health service. and Dr. BOYD. y.,.
Grams Hospital. Tuskeges "a,
years the Tri-State parent orrsul
zation met at Buckroc Beach Y.
developed then into the Intsr.
State Dental association. and An.
ally in 1882, at the convention /.
Eordentown, y. j.. the hational
body was formed
Auxiliary Also Meets
Subsequent meetings have hsu
held at Atlantic CITY Nashvin.
Louisville. Cincinnati and wash.
ington, d. {. A valuable adiunef IA
the association 10 the National
Ladies auxiliary which Yields 4
strong Influence on The social AID
cultural life OF the dentists and Il
headed by Mrs. X F. neamon.
Cincinnati. president. and Mrs
Williams Of Chicago. secretary.
Officers OF the National Dental
association are; r. b. Beamon,
Cincinnati. president: 5 c. Hamn.
ton ,president-elect: W. ]. How.
ard. Houston. vice president: Dr
j. A. Jackson. Charlottesville
Va secretary-treasurer and Or.
s. p. Smith. Amber. Pa assistant
secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
AUTHOR i filjlF; YVES VIES
TO STOP FILM
Declares birth Of A
Nation Stolen

New york-tANP) Suit 10 pre-
vent further showing OF The
Birth of a Nation the film With
has been protested nv Negroes and
liberals throughout the nation has
been filed by OF all persons =
the author. Thomas Dixon
The 20 year old an,i-Negro wit.
or contends the recent reissue Of
the film Is a "pirated affair and
the distributors stole An ia
silenr film out OF vault SUIT
was brought in federal cour ~
both Dixon and the Epoch Prcdut'
ing Corp. which holds The present
copyright 10 the movie
Named defendants are Skolr"
Theatres Inc. Treo Film Exhsnfs
Inc. Stone Film Library and orl'
Gals Of each OF III SO o'gari,a'
tons.
Dixon said he is planning ns'
talking version Of the picture o."
4. will have TO be produced by "
Independent company since me ~
tablished organizations are ai'aH
OF the dynamite that Is in me pT.
ture.' David wark Grifhih diret'"
the original version.
THE Birth OF a Nation v"
based on Dixons novel !"
Clansman," published in 1915. q"
picture rights were sold soon aver
wards to the old Majestic No''o'
Picture Co. Later the copNl's'
was assigned TO Epoch. DIXON s'a
Epoch say the present showing
unauthorized. and In addi''ca "
asking an injunction against '"'
Their showing. they want sou ls"'
ages for each time The hlm :"
been shown.
a coLoRED JrDcr--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
ATTY. Lewis 4 Rowlette.
6O7 T.. Adams Ave.
No. 289- 135

STATE OF MICHIGAN.
ounty OF Wayne. 50
Al session OF the Probate Court
flor said County OF Wayne, held at
the Probate Court Room in the
city OF Detroip vn the fifth day a
July in the year one thousand nine
hundred and thirty-eight
Present THOMAS G. MURPHY
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter of the Estate OF
ALBERT PICKETT deceased.
On reading and filing the petit
ton OF Rebelis Pickett praying
that administration Of said estate
he granted TO herself or some otn-
- suitable person
L is ordered. That the twenty
nnih DAY Of August. next at ten
o'clock in The forenoon, before
Judge Edward Command at said
curt Room be appointed for hear
iug said petition.
And II ia further Ordered, That
copy OF this order be published
three successive weeks previous
70 said time Of hearing in the De-
uoil Tribune newspaper print
en- and circulating in said County
of Wavne
THOMAS G. MURPHY
Judge Of Probate .
"A true copy
! ALFRED L. VINCENT.
Deputy Probate Register
7-16-S6
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
PORGYCAST
GETS M o N Ely
Equity Demanded He
Pay Troupers
Fay lroupers

Hollywood ANP)--A hint thu.
members of the Associated Actors
and Artists OF America might W
forbidden 10 work for him Ia be-.
reved 70 have caused Charles y.
Wagner. white Snowman. 10 change
his mind and settle salary claims
OF the "Porey and Bess' cast.
stranded in California last winter.
for approximately $4,000.
Wagner gathered the cast IN
New York for Merle Armitage.
white. west Coast Snowman The
more than 100 persons in the show
we're nearly all the ones who p,ay-
cd the original Theatre Guild pro-
duction in New York. But after the
cast started for California. Wag-
ner told Equity. an actors organi-
cation. he would mol be RESPONSE
BILE for their salaries but EQUITY
would not accept his remuneration
OF responsibility
After the show closed leaving
the actors unpaid attempts were
made 10 get Wagner 10 change his
mind. Although the cast BELONGED
TO the American Guild OF Muscal
Artists which like Equity. ia az
filiated with the Associated Actors
and Artists Of America. no for
NAL announcement came from
these groups. hui Wagner was
made TO understand he would nave
trouble getting anybody else 10
work for him unless he Porgy
cast was paid
The claims were arbitra1c
through Equity's local office. one
weeks pay was awarded each &C.
tor. with claims for second week
impressed because The Californil
flood made appearances almost
impossible The actors had rece.v-
ed return transportation before
leaving New York. and when ths
show closed. some sold their lick
cts thus finding it difficult to re-
turn East.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
BISHOP BR AY
TO SPEAK FOR
LUNCHEON Cub
Members Give Fritz
Present For F n e
rServic es To Club

Bishop ! 4 Bray presidihe
bishop OF the seventh episcopal
district OF the Colored Methodist
Episcopal church. will be the guest
speaker Wednesday, July 20, ~ the
regular weekly tmecting OF the
MONDAY Luncheon club Of The
Booker T wash Ington Trade as
ISOLATION The me tins will be held
in the Frogs Clu6NBcaubien street
and Madison avenue
Many OF The members. both men
and women told briefly OF their
Improved service, AZ the meeting
last week Among the speakers
were DR.. j p. Thomas. Luther W.
tornwell J. j. Theus, Mrs. Ber,hs
cordy Attorney Henry w Sweet,
W j. Swanson, Mrs. Beatrice
Fleming the Rev George w
Baher. Bertram V. Gregory. " c.
Lewis Luther Martin. r Archie
bald Henderson. and Attorney
Charles II MahoneN
Nose X Fritz was presented a
birthday gift q, the meeting ;oi
his faithful and untiring service.
The presentation was made bv
walter House on hehalt Of the
club members
The club members voted 10 hold
The sixth anniversary dinner he
last Wednesday IN September, in
stead OF July as has been done In
previous years
The committee appointed 10
make. plans for the dinner Is com-
posed Of Attorney Percfvsl r
Piper Louis Blount W d. Nor
iison. Nose X Fritz. Mrs r. Louise
Henderson Mrs Gonzells Porter
ana Mrs. GLADYS Bsrthwell
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
Legal Notices

"A CoLoRED JUDoE--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16

town after few days IN Chicago
VOTES
Willis ward is spending his spare
hours working on his speech Nat
he viii deliver al Tuskegce lpsN'
tute IN few days Willy en-
JOYS experimenting and probably
VIII develop into real poliiiNan
after tew years at Law praciies :
The hcld OF politics IS calling Tor
new blood 10 save Tho game nom
going 70 the rocks Never before
has there been An opportunity %
get ahead in political life than 90
day Arthur Bowman Is lnnnins
for the state senate Petiy Fish
or has announced his intention 20
trv for the state Legislature
harles RoNhorough wv again 'Ty
for the e. : Congress y 1e
Crsisen is al-c running for the
: congress We hope all OF
the political office seekers VIII
work with the interest 81 the pub
M in nund charles Digs las
done good job He should be
+, turned to continue his work
We only want deservine mcn 70
seek public ofhce
As political GESTURE We would
IKE 10 see Governor Frank Ma'-
phy help Get Z National Guard n"l'
for Negroes in Michigan
~ uery interesting personality %
tank 10 is grand BlILEY BURKE.
ia time Now Yorker who renlem-
bsred Whrn he SAYS The he
Ncu YORK town grow B!lleN
has adopted Detroit 70 spend ne
remaining wears OF his serS inter-
cs,ing and colorful lite with his
pal and side kick Roman" lohts,
manager Of he Frogs club
Mr.. Burke vas head waiter ~
Comics Inn and rwo oihec MINT
spots in New York eiiy in The
winter and head man AZ ons 81
Miami F'lordias exclusive clubs
few lines about the inside on
mauy AZ the countries iir~' fani-
les and play BOYS would be very
Continued on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16

a coioREp JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
When A Good Little Man Beats
"A Good Big Man Its Real News

II has always been an axiom
Ainong followers OF the squared
arena that good nttle man caa
not beat good big han.
However those who instituted
this truism back In the days when
th~ Romans were cutting each tn
er with reconstructed gloves did
not reckon with Tom Falbo. 4
mild hammered l55-pound salesman
on the Bert Baker lot. out Grand
River avenue.
II seems that Faibo has amb-
lion to follow in the steps OF his
brother. Carmen Falbo. fighter
of great ability than the run-of-the
mine type But Toms ambitions in
the past were always squelched
verbally by Bucky' Ryan. an
other salesman on the loi who
scales l95 pounds Of beef and
Drawn.
thases Fears
But the other day Falbo divorc-
eG himself Of those fears harbored
in his mind and challenged his
hefty opponent for fstic encodn-
ter 10 determine just who Is 10 ne
recognized AZ the champion Of The
lot
And 10 the astonishment OF
Ryan and his followers land per-
haps Falbo TOOL the smaller nit
tster scored decisive victory over
his heavier opponent.
In fact so decisive was the Vie
tory Of Falbo that his friends are
thinking seriously of challeneinc
Henry Armstrong. and there arc
inmors that il Falbo can trim
Hammerins Henry. Mike Jacobs
viii toss him in against Joe Lonis
before many months have passed
INTO the pageant OF time.
Jack kerns was seen husllinc
ont Grand River avenue the oshei.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16


About 90 per cen, OF US would
welcome a chance 10 get>swsy from
thu heat that seems contene--wf'h
staying with us for a spell Any
~ay. there is nothing that We an
do 10 help the situation so &c
will make the best Of things ana
have a lazy good time
POLICE FIELD DAY
on the eve OF Nscirema Week me
Detroit Police Department VIII
present their TWELFTH Annual
Police Field Dsv a. the state Fair
Grounds SATURDAY August IL
RILL ROBINSON wrote 10 Supi.
Fred Frahm that he would be on
hand as usual. Bill is Very ,h-lp-
tul TO movements for The heneh; OF
children and widows The
champion heavyweight Joe LOUIS
BARROW will also appear on ne
progrann We would advise The
committee 10 invite Jesse Owens
Jesse would he glad 10 come ovss,
Tip for Bill and Joe seneroslty
be Police should make both hon
orary members Of 'he police de-
rsrtment. =
CLEVELAND and DEARBORN Viii
enter IN the event Aud TORoN-
70 will send the Tasof-War team
for the track and field classic.
Events Of interest viii be he ioo
ward dash. the Motor ycle stunts
mounted race Roman Race and
he horse race
Remember 70 give yonr poIi'eTd
partner, break on Angus n
>0CIAL
NACIREAiA WEEh VIII bring -
be motor CIT, MANY VISITORS
Among those slated % be on hand
will he Miss Poliia Tfotie q
chicago MIS-. Gerard Green and
her two Youngsters Geraldine and
William are visiting her mother
ia Winchesier Tenn
The Play BoNs Guild asked a. 90
mention thar hey are prcsen'inc
a July Frolie AZ 'he.F club on
July 22.
Columns Russ owers IS bach IN