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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

anee and other activities for the
hetterment Of mankind.
For the rest of the family
reading there always was the
Bible. volume Of shake
speare. srhaps, and "PIn-
fsrch'> Lives or something
equally a. impossible from the
standpoint of the present gen
GRAFTON.
Some who read this will stu
think that the hoyhood and early
life OF Nsshingtons first terri
torial governor VAS dull and un-
experience But they
VIII find that Il was the rigorous
training that fitted him for the
great job for which he was des-
tined
And here's bct--not one
person in five hundred In thi.
generation could survive the
experiences through hieh
Isaac Ingalls, stevens had
passed when he arrived nj
Olympia in November. 1883.
ITO he continuedl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

According N careful observers.
four-fifths Of the conversation
among the lower clssse, In China
deals with the subject Of food.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
MEN WITH WINGS"
AT SUNSET TOMORROW

Fred MscMurray. RAY Midland
Louise Campbell In Men With
Wings returns 10 the Sunset
theater for three days showing
starting Tuesday Here IN flaming
sequence after sequence. filmed in
all the thrilling reality Of Techni-
color. is the whole laundering saga
Of American aviation told In the
hesrt-stirring. blood-pounding drs-
ma Of one American family whose
life through three generations -
the adventure packed story Of
American aviation itself
In the second feature you Vill
see three luscious ladies who found
in union there IL strength a. well
as lots ri fun. Broadway Nus
keteerS." featuring Ann Sheri-
dan. Mare Wilson. John Lite.
narssret Lindsay and Janet
Chapman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

RIIr MOI >E-TNrcns Power.
NAnrv KEW ana nsnTV Fonds
In Jess, James. "a QS. 30.
ass. 20 ? -.
VT >IC bonn ofns Shsafrr
ana CLARK Gable Ia Idiot De-
light 1855 asS SIS 10 0S.
also Michael Whsien and JsAn
RossFS IN while Seu York
sleeps Il 30 , %. 5 SO. %.
RI,irR,-Tommy Kelly and
Ann GINS IN "Ptck Rad BOY
With the Circus u 90. , 20.
5 90. 7ao 10 20 also sally
oilers and Iee Bowman IN
furnished Ansel ! 90, 7 30.
sac. 90
RoN,-John Garfield and tho
Dead End KIDS ia srhev Made
Ne : Criminal I % 4 90 : %
10 90 also Lucille Rall snd
james ellison IN Next Time |
Marry II IS. 2 IS Sas, ssS.
RETURN SHOWING
Rr,ERIN - Gary Cooper and
Merle oberon IN The Coz boy
and The LAdvT also Betty
CRADLE and Eleanore whitney
in Campus Confessions.
COMM My 49, Wallace Becry
and Mickev Rooney IN stable.
mates. also Charles FARRELL and
lscoueline Wells in Flight TO
PANE.
KAY sTRFfI-1'hs MARI Rres.
and Lucille Bail IN Room ser
vice also Peter Lnsre Ia Ays-
FERROUS Mt. Motto
P,Rk-peanuA Durbin and
Jackie Cooper IN That CERTAIN
Axe also william Boyd and
George HAYES IN In Old Mex
leo
PROC ToR-ioretta Young "
rome Power and Annabella IN
"Suez also Think II over
Wallace Beery and
Mickev Rooney IN stable
mates. also Little Mis- Dip
lomst."
REN-w sllace B..rv and
Miokev Rooney in stable
mates also Robert Paige and
Jscuueline Wells in The Main
Event"
>Hfti,-Pat O Brien and Dick
Powell in COWBOY Prom
BSooslYn" also Mickev Rooney
and Freddie Bartholomew IN
Lord jeff
SI>>rT-Wsllace Beerv ana
Mickey Rooney IN stable
mates also KAY Francis and
George Brent IN secrets OF An
Actress
syne Morris and
Priscilla Lane In BROTHER
Rat also Nancy Kelly and
Richard Greene in Submarine
Patrol
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
JESSE JAMES--HE KICKED
The BUCKET, YES Stree!

Mounted on couple OF mules.
Director Henry King and his as
sistant We're looking at location
sites for Daryl F. Zanuck's pro-
duction. Jesse James 20th Cen
tury-Fox Technicolor epic now at
the Blue Mouse theater.
They halted their mules at a
roadside cabin and asked lanky
Ozark mountaineer II he knew
where there was a clear patch with
a stream running through H.
What are you-uns goin' to use
ii for ," he drawled.
King replied, Were going TO
shoot Jesse James there"
The old fellow scratched his
beard and looked puzzled.
Mean TO say" he asked, you
fellers don't know Jesse's been
shot >"
Jesse James - the picture
stars Tyrone Power, Henry Fonda.
Nancy Kelly and Randolph Scott
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28


John Carradine broke into pic
lures by reciting Shakespeare on
Hollyw God boulevard he did
IL TO still the pangs of hunger . :. .
he hasn't been hungry since his
first picture appearance pre-
yiousiy he had been a gho>t-yoiee
in Sign Of the Gross" played
Hamlet" at Pasadena Community
Pla house never studied art,
but started In the theater rs n
scene painter became cos
tune designer hitch-hiked to
Hollywood from New York 4.
married Ardonelle Cosner In 1885
. they have two sons Car
radine reads a lot studies
architecture and history cur
rently at the Blue Mouse nj the
betrsSer of Jesse James in the
film of the same title.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
Groom Impriisons
Bride in Trailer

What happens when n kissless
bride is held prisoner in the
grooms autotrailer until he can
file divorce in Reno is depicted
with highly amusing results in
RkO Radios Next Time ! Marry"
in which Lucille Ball, James Elli-
son and Lee Bowman have the top
roles. at the Roxy this week
The amusing story deals with
marriage OF convenience in which
wealthy heiress marries strange
WPA. work an in order TO
qualify for twenty million dollar
inheritance.
Miss Ball and Ellison appear, re-
spectively. as the heiress and the
poor boy while Bowman is a for
tune-seeking nobleman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
DIRECTORS HeYDAY

Director Lloyd Bacon ahoee
talent a. ssrtOflal color combina-
tons has stricken many Holly
wOodite n envy. Na6 IN Ms ele-
ment during the filming II Cow
boy from Brooklyn the Warner
Bros picture currently showing A.
the Shell thsAtsr. he wore
snowy white ten gallon nat crush
ed 70 an intriguing raklSh degree
and various new color cOmnins-
tons of gsudy coNboy ksrcn.efs.
vests and shirts every day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
UNIFORMS GET EN-

Smart in The garb OF Virginia
Military Institute cadets. Wayne
Morris and Ronald Reagan were
rehesrsing a scene Of Warner Bros.
comedy, Brother Rat al the
Temple theater. A numb Of spec.
tstors were on hand and most of
them we're feminine.
II knew it. remarked Director
William Keighley. Wen have
every secretary and script clerk
on the lot visiting this set Some
body must have told EN- about the
uniforms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

tnat any Tseeas thsatsf fsne who
Win swArsls through their efforfs
IN thr enntcst viii Feresvs their
eftses promptly
Ned Edgis. general manager tor
ne Hsaarick tAeatEfz ~ TaernA
ssgs tass hs sincerely hoped that
aese II the Ismfsek patrons
vnuid - snsnnn the laeky winners
n ire Iep bracket pfifrs Nhtsn
Fansr ffam 80 noo first Prise.
81 900 second rfifs. two rsises q
SO 100 essh fivs prizes ~ nopo
each, ~ fswa to snoo rffses At
sano eaaa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Housewives League
No. IL

Housewives league No. 1, holds
its meetings every Tuesday at
D. m. In the club rooms at Brews-
ter center.
During the present membership
drive, the leagues invite every
home-maker 10 become a member
No fees or dues are charged. All
business concerns are invited "a
send business representative 10
the meetings
At the last meeting. Mrs Edward
MCGEE. a visitor. spoke on "Econo-
mic Conditions And The Effect
Upon Race Prejudice"
League No. 10
Mrs. Bessie Harris has been ap-
pointed supervisor OF Housewives
league No. 10.
League No. ?
Housewives league No. meets
every Thursday az .. m, AZ Hart
ford center. a belief In the fu-
ture Of Negro business and a de-
sire 10 assist In every way, by pat
ronlzlng and encouraging Negro
business Is all that Is necessary
10 become a member.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
DINA Gro up
Hold Meeting
At ms. Building

The Detroit Musicians associa-
ton met Monday night. Feb. az
the Great Lakes Mutual Insurance
Company building, 3o1 f. Warren
avenue.
Reports were given OF the Celeste
Cole reception on the previous
Monday evening at the YWCA.
Plans were made for each member
to raise FIVE dollars toward the ex-
penses OF putting on the opera
Carmen this spring by giving
hinge parties. musical teas, popu-
larity contests and other forms 81
entertainment.
4 chorus OF about one hundred
voices working hard. rehearsing
twice weekly on the opera score.
Among those who will take lead
Ing parts are Mesdamcs Pauline
Frisby. Nellc Plant. Lucille Walker
and Messrs. Junius Maxwell,
Joseph Cole. Lockeit and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
CARRIE BOOKER
in MUSICAL AT
EBENEzER A.M.E.

The Second Sunday night musi-
Gale. entitled. An Evening OF
Ne. Music" will be sponsored
by the Senior groups Of Ebenezer
a. NJ +. church. Sunday evening,
February r. Miss Carrie Mae
Booker will be the featured plan
list.
In keeping with The spirit OF
Negro History week. he sponsors
plan to turn back the pages Of the
past and feature the SNrltuals In
their pure and natural form J.
Rosamond Johnson and Nathaniel
lett will he featured composers.
Rev. G. W. Baber. the pastor,
will present the story OF Rev. Rich
ard Allen. In the organizing OF
the A. NJ. f. church
Miss Carrie Mae Booker. conceft
pianist. graduate Of Oberlln~ Con :
scrvatory, will be the guest pisn-
list. with the massed choir In the
background.
The public Is cordially invited TO
attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Minister'S Wife Feted By Members
Phi D eta Kappa
Chapter Set up in
Detroit

A delegation OF Chicago school
'marms' breezed into Detroit last
weekend to set up Chi Chapter OF
the National Sorority OF Phi Delta
Kappa. They included two national
officers, Mrs. Oneida Cockrell. SUI
preme Basileus, and Miss Emma
Arnold, Third Anti sileus; and
Mesdames Thelma Powell. Basil
leus OF Mu Chapter. Chicago. Gail
West Alma j. Turner. Edna r.
Randall. and Miss Eloise Paris.
Phi Delta Kappa Sorority. a
professional organization OF teach
ers. was founded May 20. 1923. in
Jersey City. New Jersey by Gladys
Merritt Ross who was also the
first national president The pur-
pose OF this Greek letter organiza.
ton is to improve the standards OF
the teaching profession.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Peerless ArtClub

The Young women's Peerless Art
club met at the home OF Mrs Mae
Hendricks, 1874 Gallagher. II was
a pleasant business session, and
the newly-elected officers were in
stalled. The attendance was good.
In spite OF the Indictment weather.
The hostess provided interesting
entertainment. with cunning INTEL
ligence tests for which prizes were
awarded those answering correct
~.
Guests were; Mesdames Edna
Parks. Americas Waddles, and
Sarah Il. Watts.
Mrs. Sadie Lindsay Is beginning
her fourteenth year as efficient
president OF this progressive group.
Words OF welcome were given
President Lindsay by Mrs. NJ J..
Utilization. a member OF the club.
also president OF the n. +. Social
and Art club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
CH|CACOANS ARE
FETED BY DELTA
KAPPA SORORITY.

The newly formed Chi chapter
OF Phi Delta Kappa Sorority. a
national organization OF teachers.
entertained the members OF Mu
chapter. Chicago. At lovely din
ner at the home OF the Arthur VIII
liams on Saturday afternoon.
The initiates had plenty energy
left TO put on the finishing touches
OF delicious turkey dinner which
was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The sorority colors of red and
yellow were carried out In the
flowers, favors. and menu.
After dinner the group posed
for picture. then received the
Naclrema Bachelors as their guests
for the remainder OF the evening.
Mrs. Thelma Parker. Basileis OF
Chi chapter. planned some very en-
PERTAINING games which all the
guests zestfully participated in.
The theme was "A World Cruise"
and there were appropriate prizes
for each game. depending. on the
country 1t represented. -
On Sunday the group was es-
corted by husbands and Nacirema
Bachelors 10 the Plantation,
where they had dinner and view
ed the new floor show. The guests
declared that the weekend was
not only profitable but grand re-
Taxation for the change OF semes-
ters.
The national officers who attend
ed the gala affair were: Mrs.
Oneida Cockrell. Supreme Basileus
and Miss Emma Arnold. third Anti
Basileus. both OF Chicago. The 9TH
err Chicagoans who imbued the De-
troit chapter with the Phi Delta
Kappa spirit we're Mesdames
Thelma Powell, Edna Randall
Gail West. Alma J. Turner. and
Miss Eloise Paris.
The hostesses were. Mesdames
Thelma Parker, Ashley Cain, Bur-
nice Hoagland. Geraldine Wells
Elizabeth Morton. Sadie Ransom
Martha Bacon. Evelyn Beatty
Grace williams; Misses, Fannie
Bethel. Jessie Tobin. and Kathleen
Duffy OF Toledo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
United Ten Social
Club Entertained At
Mrs. M. Clark's Home

The United Ten Social club held
is third business meeting Tues
day evening. Jan 81 in the home OF
Mrs Mable Clark. 6O37 Hazlett
street Al the close Of tho business
session the president. Mrs. +.
Stringcr was presented a lovely
purse as birthday eifi
Those present We're Mrs E.
Siringer Mrs II p. Humphrey,
secretary. W. l.. Askcw assistant
secretary; NJ Jackson, treasurer:
VI. Clark and W. NJ Green
The hostess served a very TASTY
repast
Members reported on The sick
list were Mrs r Gibbs chaplain;
Mrs NJ. l.. Collier, vice president.
Mrs NJ. Flaming. assistant trea-
surcr. and Mrs y Palmer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
DETROIT STUDY
CLUB TO HEAR
RADIO ARTIST

The Detroit Study club met in
the Blue Room OF the YWCA last
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Kate
Johnson as the gracious hostess.
The program consisted OF a very
fine review by Mrs. l.. Welker OF
the book. Tho Importance OF Liv-
ing by the Chinese author, lin
Yuiang. Dinner was served for
thirty-two in the cafeteria. The
hostess guests were Mesdames
Montgomery. Fannie Crisup-Hutch.
inson. Dora Hill. Mary Matthews
Mamie Grimes. Bernice Walton and
daughter and Mrs. Byrd.
The next meeting will be held
Feb II with Miss Marion Carter
OF Chandler avenue A talk will be
given by Betty Roberts OF radio
station WJBK.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Five w Social Club

The. Five W Social club held ifs
last meeting al the home OF Mrs
Freeman. 500 T.. Kirby avenue.
Mrs. Ophelia Smith. 5690-2Srh
street was accepted az new mem
Der and Mrs. Margaret Gray. 1907
Central avenue was reinstnted.
The invitation for new members
was extended 10 Feb. H.
Plans are IN The offing for the
clubs anniversary celebration some
time In March.
The hostess served a delectable
repast.
Mrs. Willie Iiil, 1916 r. Kirby,
will be hostess 10 the club In its
regular meeting Monday evening,
Feb. H.
Mrs. W NJ Macarthur Is presi-
dent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
La-Nong-Sha-Lang


La Nong Sha Lang club met al
the home OF Miss h. Culp. 42O2
Brush street, Saturday, February
g.
Plans were formulated FOR a
cabaret party 10 be given at the
owl club. Friday. February II. al
Madison and chene. Plans TO hold
the affair at Club Tuxedo were
cancelled
Miss Lillian Houston was adj
milted as new member at the
last meeting In January. al the
home OF Miss G Anderson sis 81.
Antoine.
After the meeting Saturday,
members spent the evening caba-
reline at party gi;en by the Khe-
Dive club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
PRETTY SOCIAL
HELD AT CHURCH
MON. EVENING

One OF the enjoyable affairs OF
the wes,side this wee was the
pretty social given Monday even
ing in the downstairs OF Taberna-
Gle Baptist church N honor Of
Mrs X. II Pitiman, wife Of the
pastor.
Three large 'ahles and several
small ones neatly arranged. with
color scheme AZ blue and yellow
predominafing made beautiful
setting for the occasion
Featuring the entertainment
was musical program presided
over by Mrs X. Sprays Included
in The selections were duet BY
Mrs Durham and Mr. speights, and
solo hy Mr. BrewCr with Mrs.
RUN I.a'fure accompanying
The CITY or more guests present
pariook ~ the delicious menu
which consisted OF salad. dainty
crackers home made ice cream
and cake
The honoree was presented a
handsome purse
l. was genial Mr, Rosa Nae
King who. some weeks ago ir'ro-
duced The idea Of feiing Mrs Pitt
man before he soiourn south for
a winters vacation Mrs King was
ably assisted by Mrs Mahle Gray
and other ladies ~ the church. n
all proved delightful surprise 10
Mrs Pittman as every arrange
ment had been made on the G. T.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Wanderlust Social
Club

Mise Venus Perkins entertained
the members OF the Wanderlust
Social club with an elaborate din
ner last Thursday night. Turkey
was served with all the trimmings
and then some. Card tables were
decorated with gay Valentine deco
rations. II was very pretty
party. and a delicious dinner was
served. Those present were Hrs.
Mary Scott. Mrs. Pauline Bank
head. Mrs. Irene Thompson. Mrs.
Mary walker. Mrs. ada Hodge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Ideal Social Club

The Ideal Social club met on
Tuesday, January 81. at the home
OF Mrs. MIttie Dooley, on Mulleu
street.
The meeting was called TO or
der by the president. Mrs O Meade
Six members were present.
The next meeting will be AZ the
home OF Bernice Payne
Mrs. r. Thomas Is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Graduate Nurses To
Hold Meet In Detroit

The Midwest Central region "
the National Association ~ color
cd Graduate Nurses Viii meet in
Detroit March 3 and All sessions
will he held al he Lacy Thurman
YwCA.
c Anderson Morris is regional
president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Twelve Thrifty
Stitchers Club

The Twelve Thri'w Sfrchers
club viii sponsor a silver Tea sun.
day. Feb y from 8 ill5 2 NJ a. s
Benton street
The members have asreG a
numbcrf OF guests VINO arc cypcc'
ed 70 attend.
" Cummings Is club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
FIRST BAPTIST INST.

Sunday. February ". at 3 p m
shiloh Baptist church and First
Baptist Institutional church VIII
have a joint Communion service at
Shiloh.
Plans are now being made for
the ninth anniversary OF the pas
tor. Rev. n. II. wright. which VIII
he held some time IN March,
visitors are always welcome AZ
this church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
TATTLINGS
CONTINUED from Page 81

Clark. Ruth Jackson, Clark Gill,
Sally Wise. Madison Freeman.
Minnie X. Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs
Tillman Gill, Jr.. Eppie Vaughn,
Susie Booth, Dorothy Everett
Claudrine Davis. Clement Coins.
Mable Harvell, frankie Mae and
sister. Leotis Walker. Frank
woodalI. FEATHER Boiling. Jessie
Teasley. Maggie Moore and John
Coins Others included Marie
Yancey, Prentlss Davis. Frank
Cobb. Ruby Irwin. Lawrence Jones.
Marion Warren. Kenny Warren.
Sam Martin. Grace Jenkins. Buddy
Stevens, +. Hunt, Johnnie Mae
Johnson. Eloise Hill. julius
Vaughn. Bertha Kinchen, Sydney
Jones. Bessie Hampton. Leonard
Virgins. Hazel Edwards. Oscar
Sharfuer. Hazel Robinson. Ethel
Lundy. Willie Lundy, Ruby Bill
lingslea. T. Billingslea, Annie
Coins, Bessie Lloyd. Robert Cook,
Axle Smith. Aaron Virgins. Clin-
ton johnson. Ella Johnson, Rosie
Barnes, Juanita Buns. and many
others.
Mrs. l.. c. Thomas and Mrs C.
Mcdaniel are leaving for Dayton,
Ohio, to be at the bedside OF the
husband and brother. c. Mcdaniel
who Is seriously i'll in the Veter-
ans hospital. He is the brother OF
Mrs. Annie l.. Cook, and Mrs. NJ. l..
Gill-Patton OF Detroit.
Lulu Hill celebrated her seven
teenth birthday Friday. Just a few
friends were invited
Beta Mu chapter OF A. X. A.
sorority entertained last Friday
AT closed dinner and dance al the
home OF Soror Gladys Scott. The
decorations were In sorority coll
ors-salmon pink and apple green.
During the evening, the retiring
baslleus was presented with love-
ly four-strand pearl necklace, in
recognition OF her years OF faith
ful service. Mary Agnes Miller,
former dean OF pledges OF Ivy
Leaf club. was presented by the
little ones" with a corsage OF
gardenias and roses. Members OF
the Ivy Leaf club and their es-
corts we're: Nancye Fisher. and
Clifton Graham. Mary Louise Grif-
fin and Joe Neal. Dora Miller and
Frank Penick. Lillian Rutherford
and Conklin Bray. Carolyn Plum
mer and Mr.. Macmillan. Ruth Jen-
nings and Preston Powell Sorors
and escorts included Margie
Greenidge and Charles Powell
Regina Solomon and Garland
Strickland. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Cockrane. Ernestine Tumbleston
and Nat Leach. Mary Agnes Miller
and Walter Green. Vernlce Hicks
and DORSEY Williams, Ph. d., En-
ma and william Copeland. Others
were: Marie Ulmer. Justine Nelson,
Helen Byers. Joetta Reddick. Geor-
gia Redd. June Baber. and Theo-
dore Woodson.
Roberta Greenldge is leaving for
Howard university accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Grace Greeni-
dye. who will visit friends and re-
iatIves In Washington.
vunles Barrow, sister OF Joe
Louis. Is studying dramatics at
Howard L.
Peace Baptist s. s. Is planning an
unusual program. Twenty girls are
to participate. some of.them being
Mae Pattman. Matte Mccullough.
Fannie Pattman. Willie Mae Wood
ruff. Rosa Lee Richardson. Beulah
Burris. and fedora Harper. The
purpose OF the program Is to earn
money for treasury. which will be
used in sending delegates to con-
ventIons during the year.
| guess that's all for thiy time.
I'll he seeing you next week IN
"Tattlines" Send me news Items
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
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CLASSIFIED
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Clean. coy furnished rooms. nj.
20 garage; near ear lines. 60 Hol.
brook and 1917 w. Vernon. Phone
Tr. 2-s33S
Evening star., 1939-01-29

New South Wales has q move
ment for the annual compulsory in
Spection of all automobiles.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
Rites Set Tomorrow
For John l. FIuhertY

Funeral services for John Law
renee Flaherty, 81, retired business
man, who died Thursday at his
home. 3505 Tenth street NE, will
be held at am. tomorrow in St.
Anthony's Catholic Church. Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
A native of County Galway, IRE
land, Mr.. Flaherty was engaged in
the wholesale liquor business before
prohibition. In more recent years
he was in the restaurant business,
retiring several years ago.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Sarah Agnes Flaherty; son, Joseph
j. Flaherty; two daughters, Mrs.
Mary Therese Galligan and Miss
Margaret Agnes Flaherty, and three
grandchildren, all of this city; two
brothers, Peter Flaherty of Califor-
mia and Martin Flaherty Of Ireland,
and sister, Mrs. Margaret Baine
of Ireland.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
Chamberlain Shifts Ministers
To Strengthen British Defense

in war preparations. He succeeded
w. S. Morrison, who became chan
cellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
Earl Winterton, who had held the
latter sinecure, was dropped from
the cabinet and made paymaster
general.
The Earl of Munster replaced
Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal
as parliamentary undersecretary of
war.
Besides the cabinet changes, the
Air Council urgently appealed to
employers to release reserve and
volunteer pilots for continuous
training with air force units fol
periods up to six months.
Navy Chief 1933-38.
Lord Chatfieid was first sea lord
and chief of naval stan from 1888
to 1898. He retired last September
on reaching the age limit of 65 years
and now is in India as chairman OF
a board of experts studying Indian
defense problems.
Mr.. Chamberlain cabinet shake
UP long had been predicted as a
move to silence widespread criticism
Of defense progress and agricultural
development. Parliament will re-
open next Tuesday.