The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
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The Bulletin
Board

'For an introduction to this col
umn we are going to borrow ~,
lines from an advertisement m,
We saw last week. 1--WE EARN
better living today under cond'
lions more nearly approaching 80
cial justice. than ever was NOS,
BILE before. Most OF us agree a.
that. We may disagree on how am
why II came about. But the I'm
portant point is that we. Do
We agreed with this statement ana
shall do all we can to bring aboul
the social justice that so many "A
us preach about, but do more harm,
against bringing It about, thanI
fighting Tor its development.
We IN this state face the brightest
year In the past decade, Judging
from increased industrial and bust
ness activity. =. Capital and biz
business wants some things which
OF necessity. must be subject M
prolonged negotiation. Labor. Ike.
wise. asks for concessions which
will be granted In full or in part
only after long study and media.
tons. -. A great automotive execu-
tive said that this reduces both
sides demands to certain number
OF things on which they are not
very far apart. They can settle
them easily and make the rest
subjects for sincere discussion.
All barometcrs OF industrial ac-
tiyity show plants in the De;roi,
metropolitan area operating far
above the level OF year ago. the
Detroit Board OF Commerce re-
ported Detroit families on well
fare Jan. . total 1878: prior week.
1909: year ago. o2.5l4. In add
ton. on Jan. II there were .5ins
WPA relief workers In Wayne
County as compared with $3.50 a
week earlier and 1909 on IBIS
uale ldst year
Now For The Eligible For 1889
After going over a list OF several
names We are submitting for your
approval CO.. single Deirol;ers
whom sc think come up to our idea
Of bei : popular socially and able
TO support wife. Here you are
girls OF 1889 Take your choice.
For tho fourth year we selected
WILLIS +. MARD. 5S17 St An
toine. Willis is n graduate ~ the
University Of Michigan and siu-
dent nj the Detroit College Of Law
....A member OF tho Alpha Fra
terniiy Personnel Executive at
Ford Motor Company. willis likes
10 sing and "Jiitcrbug.' He i 4
member OF tho Nacirema Club.
For The third year LOWELL
BAKER--G0G2 Stanton. Mr.. Baker
is an automoiive engineer. He re-
ceived his education at the tni-
versity OF Detroit. He is also an NJ
pha Man and Is engaged In The
automobile service business
Lowell Is also n member ot the
Naclrema Club --..
For the 3rd year-DR ALE
THOMAS JR.. sos Josephine. All
IL n graduate OF Mcharry Medical
School. lie did lis inferno work
at Eloise Hospital. lie is also an
Alpha man and is member OF the
STAFF at Edyth X. Thomas Hospital
The young NJ. ID. likes TO cabaret
and goes for blends. -
For the end year JOHN G.
DANCY. 6G2O Firwood. member OF
The House of Correction Commits
sion. The commissioner is director
OF the Detroit Urban League and
President OF the Federation OF
Settlement Houses. John attended
Pitt and Is also an Alpha man.
Mr.. Dancy likes 10 spend his free
hours In his flower garden of
which he Is proud. The dean OF So
cial workers likes prize fIghis...
Especially Joe Louis Barrows..
dor the 2nd year, JOSEPH Grail
CHEN. 5S17 81. Antoine. Joe Is 4
big Kappa man. lie Is a graduate
Of the L. OF ID. Law School and IL
at present state deputy labor COM
missioner. He practices law in De-
troit and Is active In politics Joe
likes 10 give parties....
For the End year--kERMlT X.
MEAD. 6I32 Scotch. Kermit iss
graduate OF Wilbcrforce Uniyer-
si'y and Kappa man. He Is ac-
tive politically and at present Is
Supt. OF Maintenance at the Brew
a;er Housing Project. :. Kermit
likes to kid the girls and is .
good dancer. $50.
For the Ord year LLOYD BAL
LER. 6O53 3Oth street. Lloyd isa
graduate OF Wayne u. He holds q
Master and a Phi. ID. from the Uni
versity OF Michigan. Lloyd Is an
Alpha man. lie Is teacher in the
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