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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-12-23
Beats Hitler's
Order of Exile
BySix Years

raised many blisters on sundry Nazi
hides before he made his getaway.
While he is a certified Aryan, he
was an outstanding candidate for a
concentration camp and was shrewd
enough to see what was coming.
When he landed here in 1882,
to teach at the Art Students
league, there was row in the
league, but President John Sloan
defended him as zone of the
greatest Of modern artists"
and here he is, painting happily,
and everything is gemeutlich.
He has given up caricature and
lets the world go by. His paint
ings are hung in many good CALLER
les, and he has a nice home in
Queens, where, with his wife and
two children, he says he enjoys his
exile tremendously.
@ Consolidated News Features.
WNU Service.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-12-23

GENERAL months ago, the Nazis
- expelled George Grosz from the
realm. He had beaten them to it
by about six years. Just now, he
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-12-23

NEW YORK.-Prevailing fashions
~ in iron men make US proud Of
our own model. We cite big, smil-
ing, durable Gabby Hartnett, bat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
Boy Scouts To Aid
In Campaign For CIV

On Saturday October Is approx
maicly 1000 Boy Scouts. members
~ $50 different troops of Metro
poliian Dciroit will join IN one
huge "tiood Turn For Goodwill.
IN pairs they Will call upon each
housewife. Their enthusiasm will
be- contagious, because either they
or some ~ their fellow-trOop mem
hers will have visited Goodwill In
dus'fiee 10 see how aged and handi-
capped people can repair and make
useable again the articles that find
their way to Goodwill. The scouts
Will NOT collect the contributions.
but ask for permission TO have a
Regular Goodwill Industries truck
STOP during the nett few days
Each housewife il asked 10 aid the
scouts by SHINING her name on the
card n she has something for Good
will.
This Is really Good Turn be-
cause the Scouts will probably
never know tho people directly or
indirectly aided by this drive. They
IRE doing 1t just because these
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
Funeral Services OF
Mrs. MfJackson Held

Funeral rites for the late Mrs.
Mable j. Jackson. 1871 Central ave-
nue.. we're held September 20 from
Scott VI. +. church. Rev. Kelley and
Bishop W. Robinson officiated.
Mrs Jackson died on September
Is. after an illness OF several
weeks. She was horn in Detroit
October %. 1856 and al an early
age became the wife Of Joseph II
Thompson and from this union was
born daughter, Evelyn. Later.
she married George W. Jackson.
Mrs Jackson was employed by
the Grand Trunk railroad for twen-
~ years and held the distinction
OF being the only woman Of her
race 10 fiji the position as signal
Waterman.
The deceased was member Of
| Sincerity chapter No. : of Eastern
star. Florence Ames Temple No
IL, Ems: and The House Of Ruth.
No. 51l2 district ~. Surviving arc
her husband. q daughter and SON
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs William VI.
Bailey; a grandson. Lawrence Bail
ey: and other relatives.
Burial was in Memorial Park
cemetery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
THE COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT

Color'd runs NOR De'ue ~ .ss sfoe ~ r4f
Iroup p'n noag'r ptnrs. atN lar'; cvn mc'.
'os.n nN Nfi'1' fnihy ~ sge ar' - ~ ce
ured hroDgf NE agcn' - etprfat.se f1fte
ne fo"perafl.' nttentr raf.e proving b this
'pntrF, pAric4.sry th vf,e farne, a,e naye .earn-
ers. but or peole peen ~ 'tc M trrtf'.
AZ present there are IN sto ~,ye ard pril-
sNlishcd Negro cooperat eae.ata \ (, rf.o tracd
aies, although thcre aff tho 4.arsv nref4tea pttc.
doinr an annual volume ~ t.sne r'ty ~ M Inn
q dollar' with an nnense .assng ae irosdsa mem
hers ~ the cooperative
NAM q our people N nlss. rof afed eDiored dis
fcts OF inc cN where me 1f ~ ,'fYe opers'-
~ by merchants ~ pihcr rara yfo4ps. 'lrny com
plan Of alleged eNiofaiipf. .ns' ~ hts oondi
ION our local leaders would do nt 20 c.'a Is those
ocaes two or three cooperative fof fanGry ncr-
rhandise, which comparative member td f3fcha.c ~
cry reasonable prices such -forf ~ ,Dfsc are not
ope<ated for profit
We already have .e.oral mall ,,,np.rsii.. .nit n4
Detroit but unfortunately fhry qIs aattril.,d
peither do they receive the lairo1aye tftI J..fte
One Of the most successful ,oepefafit conducted ~
Negroes is in Gary Indiana Another tinisg coopc,at
was launched in New Haven, Connecticut a.ai n year
or two ago, by five coored postal employee, ~ nat city,
and story Of their success s published IN ihis
of the Tribune.
Colored DetroitcrS should also organic and protect
themselves against exploitation and cxorban pfite 81
establishing few successful loo Al coopcraii,e.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08

7 members OF the DETROIT
Nc mis- club began their fall and
winter activities in their opening
meeting September IS. as guest of
Mrs. Bowman OF 1854 Elba Street
The years work was outlined by
the president. Mrs. Pearl V. Col
Inns. Echoes from vacations were
given nv various members. Plans
were made for an indoor party
given al the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall. $40 Brush street. Sat
urday evening, October LIST.
Among the visitors were Mrs.
Clark or Memphis and a young
lady from New York City who was
a guest OF Ed Bats.
The meeting closed with an adj
dress from Rev Cooper after which
delicious leo cream and cake was
served by the hostess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
To Keep You out Of Trouble
Criminal law

Ares, The act OF taking per-
.or snie custody ny virtue Of war
rant and IN some cases without a
asrran, T. an arrest.
Resisting Legs. Attempt Mere
esis,ance constitutes a criminal
a.seuse i, the arres; Is legal. and II
ne offender kills the person seek
ns 20 sfreet him. ne 10 guilty OF
murder. And Il third person as
SIS MIN. either 10 resist arrest or
20 escape. ne. TOO. commits a crl-
minsl onense
Illegal Attempt Resisted II the
es, is Illegal, person may re-
-. 20 the extent Of using any
necessary force short NJ taking a
human life or doing rrievous bcdi-
harm.
Warrants
4 warrant must conform 10 all
formaliiies required by law 70 be
.eEsi. The fact that the accused is
thsrSsd With crime must he
-novn on lis face II must show
when il was issued and in most
s -diciions mus he under seal
II must have heen issued ny mag
y. rare having jurisdicfion OF the
suhiec'-maiier or with power 10
. Oh he accused 70 The grand jury
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
A NON . PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
GOSSIP ON THE MOVIE l0TS
tBy Harry Le'ette for AMP

Hollywood-With h e whole
world sitting on powder key
Hollywood is apprehensively fgur'
ing and dreading what will happen
10 1t II and when the biz blow-cf
comes. This is because the foreign
countries have been great markets
for American made pictures. even
in the countries that have been
pushing the production OF their
own films in an attempt 10 dir
continue the purchase and release
OF Hollywood pictures.
Principal OF these have been
Italy and Germany. which Nazi.
Fascist countries have made a ma
tional issue OF the matter. stamping
the patronage OF their own films as
patriotic. With The very heavy
schedule that they have planned
FOR the 1883 season. and the
great preparation expense already
undergone. II would be disastrous
10 have 10 cease now and curiail
the output OF new films 10 the do
nestle needs alone.
With all-colored cast pictures
though. embodiment OF Europe
would make little difference. unless
the United states got into II, caus-
ing curtailment on smusements
as during the last Worlds War.
Taking Million Dollar Productions
for an example. since IL Is the only
permanent company for this class
OF film. all the 500 theatres II sup
plies are in the United States. Tru-
ly enough, number OF South
American countries are clamoring
for their productions, but so far.
the studio has only made contracts
10 supply the British West Indies
because OF the large expense OF re-
making each picture with dialogue
in Spanish or French for the bene-
NJ or the fans on the islands oil
other possessions.
Short-shots With Long Shot
Promises
Jeni LeGon OF Big Broadcast"
and European fame is leaving the
coast this week accompanied by her
manager and 'diecoverer, Earl
Dancer. Among Other dates in the
east Is the Howard al Washington.
ID. c. on Oct. FL. Ernest Whit
man just returned from several
weeks on location for Fox studio
at Pineville, Mo. He has an i'm
portant part in Foxs big feature.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08

Mrs. J.. stephen entertained the
Whoopce IL club 1T her home last
Friday evening. All members were
present with the exception Of Miss
Simms who was III and Mrs. VI.
Wright who has gone 10 her home
in Illinois to undergo an operation.
Members and friends Of the club
are wishing for Mrs. Wright sue
cessfu operation.
Business was carried on In the
usual manner after which the hos
tess served delicious two course
chicken dinner.
The Whoopees will sponsor a
bingham dress party Saturday. Oc-
tober 20 al 956 Frederick street
from p. m. ill o'clock. Music
will be furnished by Guy Jackson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
Legal Notices
>cahron =. Hall.
ais Waterloo ST. Detroit


STATE or Mlc HIGAN,
Coun'y 81 Wayne S.
~. III. as
A. session OF The Probate
oui' fcr said County 81 Wayne,
held = the Probate curt Room in
M Ci'v Of Detro'. on the twenty
seventh dsy Of September In the
year one Thousand nine hundred
and fnii'y-e
Present JOSEPH A. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate.
In ;he Matter ~ the Estate OF
ROBERT J.. JACKSON, deceased.
Seabron r. Hall. administrators
~ said estate having rendered to
This Court his administration sc-
COM date:
II is ordered That The twenty
Inst day ~ November, next at ten
o'eioek IN The forenoon At said
tpufi Room be appointed for ex-
aiming and allowing said account.
And - rs further Ordered. That
a copy Of this order be published
three successive weeks previous to
sad 'inc Of hearing, IN The Detroit
Tribune afnewspaper printed and
circulating in said County OF
Wayne.
JOSEPH a. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate.
"a true copyl
ALFRED l.. VINCENT.
Deputy Probate Register
los 1920
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
rTILIrARIAx ART AND STUDY

The I'iliiarian Art and Study
club hs1d their regular meeting Fri
day. September %. al the home Of
Ms Mozell Coins. 22ss Scott
avenue.
Plans were made for sponsoring
a pre-H Halloween party TO he given
Friday. October rs. at the B. & C..
club.
After the business session. the
evening was spent at cards. The
hostess served tempting lunch
con.
Mrs. villa Lee Jackson. $40
Medbury, war hostess TO the club
on Friday. September 30. The hos
ties served tasty repast
Mrs. NJ. V. Russell is president Of
The club: Mrs. Dolly Williams. sec
rotary. Mrs. !. Baldwin. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
Charlie Spears 'em UP
(By Charles spears for AMP

"A warrant may be issuec on any
dsy. Sunday included, am at any
hour OF the day or night.
Person Must he Described
Mere clerical defects are imma-
.erial. but IL the name is blank
when the warrant Is issued. the Of
fcer called upon 10 serve II has no
authority to I'll In the blank, In
such case the warrant is void. The
person must be described with SUI
hcient certainty 10 Identify him II
his name is unknown, and a mere
description OF him as unknown or
by fictitious name Is not suffi-
Gent.
II must he directed 10 person
authorized 10 make arrests and
command him 10 bring the accused
before the magistrate who issues H.
or before the magistrate who has
Jurisdiction.
Warrant Protects officer
II an officer executes a warrant
which is void on its face he y not
protected from liability. But II me
warrant is regular and valid on us
face. and issued ny magistrate
having jurisdiction OF the subject
matter. Il is protection 10 the
officer although il may be voidable
or even void,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08

Jesse Jamee".. Erus.rip. u
son. charming, capable ac,.,
day TO Your Movie cos...,
back from a vacation soer, -,
me big state OF Texas sbs
that the fans there vote
pictures their best sn'er,.ir~.'
and promises to dir into ,o,~',I
bic pila'Sot mail thar Aa. .,,-~
lated on the Of pine Ton and 49,.
all you patient correspondent,
Teddy Peters although sn,.r.,J
ing the elite Of HOLLYWOOD NAM
a, the Jade club hs. rs,..
gotten a picture hyesk ia. III
give her an oppor'urr, sh,,
talents as 4 singer ala ,onm..'.
me- Ned S'snfis d one =, NJ
better local musicians ,,,J
over the letter he received rs,n'''
~ from his hearts interest
Edna l.. Griffin now 'ak,rs
cisl course al stamford un,ye-s,,
Herbie Jelfries ~ harlem m !,
Prairie fame started lau Va.
in THE Bronze Bucka-oo NJ
Western under The rt.nk o. s,.,
Ger Williams and several Other ~
moters. ...
Eta Mcdaniel sister 70 Ham
Mcdaniel, is working IN a7a1
Sawyer a. Psramoanf While I'll
tie is busy IN Peaks Rad boy n
NJ. G. A.. Bill Robinson and n
white attacker. the pSc esurl
Hoffai. met IN the grand jury roo,|
last "wednesday for ne srr ind
since Bill defended himself with M
gun butt following a traffic srul
ment. The head ~ mo 200 pcups|
2l-year-old white athlete was rri
swathed in bandages.
CAMERA FANS attention.
Edwards Hurt and | are srsrtipr Il
nationwide movie camera club|
similar 10 the well krown AL
clubs, No fees and 10 oblirstlou.l
hut chance 10 improve and rrut|
The gates that guard ne gslloprr|
film citadels Of HOLLYWOOD ru,|
write 10 Yours Truly. and I will
gladly answer. both IN the Of gol]
yum and by mail Wire Hsrr|
Levette, 45l6 Sunse Boulevard
Hollywood. Calif. And row .cr d
few quick odds and ends Of news
To date the nuu'sSh bur- tryirs|
To he too realistic Includes Gecrr|
p. Huntley. Jr.. Iva stewart jcssii
Schildkraut and John KIM.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
Thousands To ATTEND
Dedication OF New
Blue Water Bridge

PORT HURON. Mich A great
International celebration will b
staged here and a. Ssrnla, Fridv
and Saturday OF this week, a. "
formal opening OF Inc Blue WfG
International bridge Approxlml'll
100 900 Canadian and l'ni'ed s''ss
citizens nj both races are eSpec'si
10 attend.
The goodwill and peace lcni
exemplified ny the tinted saa
and Canada in their relations WIN
each other will relen supreme o.
this historic occasion. when Cover
nor Murphy. OF Michigan 'n'
Pripe Minister Mitchell ?. hsr
burn. OF ontario. and other our
cials Of the two countries ga'n''
at the bridge TO dedicate and open
this new transportation Ink o.
tween Port Huron and sarnla
This span. $50 fee above ~
river. will prove popular s9'"
route between the Middle Wei ap'
Eastern Canada and the Nor'nsa'r
ern states.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
EDITORIAL PAGE
BETWEEN THE LINES

today il Russia and not Britain and
Frsncs Russia alone among the
us,o- powers -snE true in the hour
ot E1-cpss grss, trial II demo
fsscy = Toins @ sli idly by and sse
~ s.Ess Tsred while commhn =
Russia assumes The moral leader
skis ~ EtsoVs and me world. g
axes ~ r-ophei q tell what Is 20
tx - happen Great Britain ana
F'ssr hsse done more within ihs
ss- ssx n. ,rfrs 20 strengthen COM
n.lr.sm and 20 weaken democrscy
nan they can undo within the mex,
generation
he shameful collapse OF inter
rational morally incident 70 ihs
80 .l'ir4 ~ E,hiop.a and The fur
'her bargaining 20 sacrifice Gee
& hos Ssasie are NO Of the deadlie<i
tio~s IA, have ever been struck
q, 'na Aear' p. democracy. Our So
csf.sl s.sre.wsr side-sfep the Issue
rhsr hey pace The survival 2.
Cz. x,>loyssia over against the
eos: q, ssy:rs the li'ile nation
-se res issue IN Europe today j.
re; NE sDsy.yai o, Ethiopia ~
C7es sotekia NJ; whether ,he.
sstersasp o. F.etope and The word
20 ~ '4rned over 70 Hitler and
Hireris's
Iris url,.r ashes % 20 on ~
ord ~ saving 'hs- life is not worih
81 w1Fa aled by Hi'lf
a ma. rSv - we'll die on
'1s ha,,.efs,a ~ serve the VOID
from Hi'.er and H'.e-ism as 10 ds
ne Sow dea'h q. 'or'gred captive
wns Hter j. doing against The
isps H. Vi,l 1o against the other
n. sos groups Negroes included
j. .oe 'neFsfore thar in any war
'oa. + desffed 70 overthrow. Hi'-
er and f'.ersm The Negroes
ad r.ge .e'l accord When this
~ oa drawn in as & will be-
ard -nDld 30. The Negro must DO
h pst as he has always done. The
r-f.s MAT viii ne fought in Geek
o.soyakis is NOT alone the battle
,or 'as rzeehs I; is battle for 2
prir PIC hy which The Negroes
sl,i survive or perish.
Ne2rpe~ need no longer hope Tor
1iY spec II dispensstion ~ fortune
such ss hat by which they were
freed and enfranchised The Negro
= henoefoiih share The respon-
eibll'v and fa'e 81 his nation. and
X i fares vel ne will fare well.
and IL il fares ~ he will fare worse.
Hard will b. 'he fare Of the Negro
sod his nation II Hitlerism Is NO,
roppea e'on j: he must be stopped
apon ihe s field OF battle.
The blood of Ethiopia Is crsing
for yergenance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08

The Killer Diller Social club
held this weekly meeting al the
home Of Mrs. W. ID. Wesley, 10l5
Hendrie street recently.
The business session wac fol-
lowed by the social hour during
which time delightful repast was
served.
Among those attended the recent
party given ny The club were Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams Of Toledo Ohio. Also pre-
sent were the newly weds, Mr.. and
Mrs. LAMAR.
Mrs. A. Bron Is president of the
club; Mrs. V. Williams, secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
JOLLY sTROLLERs' GLIB

The Jolly Siro = club No. 2
met at Ella cheno street recently.
with Mr.. and Mrs. McDuffie as
hosts.
During the business session. the
financial secretary and treasurer
made their monthly reports, after
which a delightful social hour fol-
lowed Refreshments were served.
on October 10. Mr.. and Mre
Savoy will entertain the club al
21i3 Chene.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
Natives Of India Ask
New Democratic Rule


,e pa>a~n aaabaa Lydia
.t * 'of 'roedom IND ~
80 ernner' j. no iong'
NnrN.tc p'sa itds Ths pen
re q, '4e ir4>r ~'afcs number-
ete n' ~ct spread nye'
me. r'fnf sff~ ~ lnda ha,s
ttre ~ .gt' ils gerers deme-
fs wave Tae asfh'ion Is
hwrz ag ~ NO safsate MANY f's-
'4ret ~ aafns.s' ta'sou snG erpno.
nv sni'n sr' no'ourh 5 an'iqua'-
'a md a4'oeia'o
Jais sgl'sNon has ar aad'd i'm
w enfs ~ - fa ~ i likot,
IS 'D Brush effor's 10 cuoi,n0e
f'r ,paron ~ india ei'h fAs
q ~ ~ indian plinces lndci
ff pn'empIa'cd fedrra hrnt
Atth British ipp'riali-m IN
enes - ,orlfol he Indian Fe,.-
efafipt ~ lnd.sn Prince are
? sNf'a Aeaty tprcsen'ation in
a' f'a'fs leTis.a'1rc Jhcir no.
afts % ne federnl As~nh1y
2t r1ntc -, oar ~ 'ufal ~
r'mpefs and in rhc Federal
r4'tH - sat- l1i on - total
~ m'uhers
1se nons'fosiiy - ihis reprs-
ter'1 lrn oh,io4s ehtn VI CON
af' 20 ei"c'nfa'e ~ he states
s'h ha' NJ Hflnth india Loss
I'm go lr'r'es VIII enlpy repre-
iFiivh f be- ted"ial Assembly
'f's 20 M ~ more than ~ mil
~ N"''i This rxiraordinafy
f'h'trliY ~ Hfish I'M. erlalism
'pn~iHs indian Princes has us tx
.'na'ipn 10 ii,oir hislorical and
i'se-"n' rnI" in Indian poliilc- To
irft Hil prlrr"s have saved ihc
l,f'irn b. h"fh'r ~ direct admin
'fa'i"n n''i 80 million people and
iHtf - 'N .aur 'ino helped ln
i' naih'rnsu'' 81 Briiish rule
over ihas The indian Princes
ia'e acted b. hindrancc in The
way ~ 50 million peopir joining
ih' Indian struggle Tor freedom
aealhn Rfi'ish recapailon. They
have s'v'n me support 10 their
'rjmi's and rich's for British war
ta'rposes bo'h 30 India and abroad.
Nrh MN extraordinary repre-
t'nla'ion IN lhs Federal Assembly
mo- ate expected N range their
o~n sniocracy vi'h that Of the
hfl'ish zFsinsi the democratic urr-
- Of me indian people. but India
y determined 10 night British occu-
pa'lon aud ~ federal scheme and
me agitation ~ tho people Of Tho
STATE, for responsible government
}, IN furlherancc Of this light.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
LIVE WIRE CLIR

The Live wire club OF Roseyille,
Mich. held lis weekly meeting re-
Gently AZ the home Of Inez Blornt.
All members were present and the
Social committee took charge Of
the meeting Interesting games
and refreshments enjoyed.
The next meeting will be held
AZ the residence OF Elizabeth
Blount
The club will sponsor combi-
nation hay ride and weiner roast
on October 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
Bill Robinson Sued

Los Angeles amp charging
personal injury. Paul Moffat. Jr.. 81
year old former center for the
University Of California at Los An
eeles football team. filed suit Thurs
day against Bill "Bojangles' Robin
son. worlds greatest dancer.
Moffat. 200 FOUNDER contends
Boiangles struck him on the head
with the butt OF his pistol during
an argument following a traffic
jam.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
MARY Is SOCIAL cLrB

The Merry IL Social club was en-
tertained by Mrs. McDavid Septem-
Der % and by Mrs. Cochran October
Much discussion arose over the
delightful party given ny the club
September "A. All members were
present with the exception OF Mrs
Galbert who is still on the sick list.
Mrs. r. Lomax is secretary: Mrs.
l.. Doris, president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
alGf
MANnERIrSI s0CIAL CLrR

The wanderlus' Social club met
with Mrs. Mari Scott. president,
September %. Plans for Hal
loween party we're discussed.
Mrs Pauline Bankhead won first
3 idge prize during The social hour
First prize in "Fiddlesticks' was
won hy Miss Delieka Pitts. Mira
queen Ester Smith was guest OF
ne evening and was given guest
nriza.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08

needy aged and handicapped must
have the work supplied by Goodwill
Inustrics,' said VIM. r. Church.
1--WE are very glad to have our
scouts cooperate with goodwill in
dustries IN this way and urge each
housewife 10 help us TO fill the new
Goodwill Building Mr.. Church
Is the assistant scout executive Of
the Boy Scouts Of America, Detroit
Area Council.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
M o t h ers Organize
School Study CT u b

The Mothers club a. Garfield
sponsored ny Miss Nuriel Evans
Girls counselor. has decided 10
form themselves into . study group
this wear For The first sslnesicr
they arc taking tho Home Hveienc
course under the dirrciian ~ Mrs
Collins ~ the Detroit mara Of
Health. This course will last H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08

scfks two hour, safn y~e. mn
A. INC end ~ me rersa D., gha
nave 'pfte'ffullg eomp~,a I'm
work viii re'ei's ned crot ,sr.
tifitaies
The idea has proven vef, popular
and enrolment In me ronfs~ had
10 be closed lasi Thursday.
The group has elected 70 offl-
refs. President Mrs rofliilian
waller vice president. Mr. Rnih
Howell: secretary Mrs Nanry VII.
son. Treasurer. Mrs. Kills.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08

and his JAZZ band.
The club will meet Friday. Oc-
iober . at $50 +. Garfield avenue
6. Coleman Is president. r.
Goodwin Is secretary.
The Washington times., 1938-02-11
On LawIess Dredging

The annual warfare between
the power boat dredgers Of Vir-
ginia and the State conservation
commission Of Maryland's boat
Queen Anne, in the lower Psto-
mac, is still raging, with the
Queen Anne coming off second
best.
Despite the fact the Queen
Anne has been reconditioned
with q new motor she has
caught only one boat: and when
Captain Shehan be- led her the
dredger had dumped all his oys-
ters and dredge overheard. The
Virginian could get away with
this but If q Marylander had
been sighted dredging he would
have been tried and convicted in
a Maryland court.
Were the Virginian to be
caught red-handed he would have
to be tried in the courts of Vir-
ginia where there isn't a case
on record Of a conviction, and
though several have run out on