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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
S t a n e y High To
Speak At Plymouth
Church


The Winter Lecture Series com.
mittee o' Plymouth CONGREGATION.
al church Beauhicn and Garfield
avenues viii present as speaker
SUNDAY. March -. al s y. m. stan.
ley High. who wrote the articles
Black Omens" which we're pub.
lishcd some months ago in the
Saturday Evening Post.
In connection with the approach-
ing appearance of DR.. High. Lee.
iure committee OF Plymouth
church. makes the following
statements:
Al tho time of the publication
OF Mr. Highs articles in the sat
urdav Evening Post dealing with
the life of The American Negro.
some people thought They were
good and that they should be com-
mended to he read by all Ameri-
cans Others thought the articles
definitely anti-Negro and believed
they should be answered by Ne
grocs
With this controversy in mind.
the Lecture committee OF Pl,
mouth church decided to bring .
an audience IN Detroit Dr. High,
in order that he might he asked
some questions and given oppor-
tunity 10 explain some Of HIS posi-
lions and stands"
Tho doors Of the church will be
opened at $50 =. m 4 large crowd
is anticipated. TO hear Dr High
who Is brilliant thinker and
speaker. The public Is cordially
invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
Marriage Clinic Held By Guild
AT St. John Presbyterian Church

A fair-sized audience turned on
last Sunday morning anu heart
Rev. Henry Porter. the pastor
preach thought-producing SER
mon. His text was Psalm SAIL
IL.
The speaker declared that TO do
good Is the best way to depart from
evil. also that the fear OF God pro-
NOTED the prosperity and safety
OF nations. He further stated that
human beings must taste Gods
grace here or they will not taste
OF II in the hereafter.
Cards were distributed to start
the yearly every member can
vass."
The bi-monthly Communion SER
vice will be celebrated next Sun
day morning.
Sunday School convened. follow
ing the morning worship. The
Young Peoples meeting was held
at y. m. At s .. m. the Young
Women's guild sponsored a "mar-
riage clinic program, with spe-
cisl speaker.
The Ladies Aid society will give
a white elephant. and ST. Pat
rick's Day party on March II. at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Lowe,
5SS2 Begole avenue.
Sick members o. the church In
clude A. Hughes. Mrs. Nellie
Thompson. and Miss Ella Green,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11

the organist.
All who attended the party CIV
en- by the choir. March 2, at the
church. enjoyed the affair. Near
ly fifty were present. A palatable
hot lunch was served and games
played. Prize winners OF the Prof.
Quiz brain-tester games were: Miss
Conchita Porter, first prize: Mrs.
Carr. second; Harrison Hayes.
third. Jesse SteZart's team receiv-
cd first prize for the blackboard
relay races.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
Clinton Chapel
Quarterly Meet
This Week-en
Bishop Martin
Will Preach
March IL

Several new faces were seen in
Clinton Chapel's sunday School
sunday at $50 a m The lesson
was interestingly discussed by j.
p. Johnson. superintendent.
Ar II a. m tho Rev r. ~ VIZ
llams brought INC message from
Luke 152
~ , .. N the pastor and mem
hcrs We're guests % John Wesley
A. " r Zior Wes'side Detroit.
me Rev J L. Moore pastor. The
Roy. Mr Williams preached the
afternoon sermon
The Rev u Powers arsoclsie
pastor preached tho closing mes
.aso AZ s ~ M
The v r. sorelv opened at
II p NJ v'h Moses Wilson and
Sally t.. Peterson president and
SECRETARY respectively,
Quar'efly conference viii be hold
az Clinton chapel Mfreh io-le DR..
l. = rpwoN prosNjls
Dr y p. Thomas OF Lomsx Ten
plc a " T. zinu Nlll preach AZ
$3.50 nm. aud mase VIII he sup
pl'rd hs his choir Everybody il
Weitome - ATTEND
Friday night Naffn IL Bishop J..
" Martin : " . u Will be
guest IS Clinton and prcach The
p4hilc IS cordial, m,red 20 hear
ibis distinguished pcl7fe.
MfF HATTIE ra,crsor ~ Chest
nut street is 90 'le Sick fist,
Nisfprs lasi Sgnaay wore Miss
Geneva Wi'l'ans Ms n Adams
and Mrs Matthew'S
Ms ST. + Nrrhan' r. church
~rt4rtrr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
City Union Prayer
Band At Blackwell

The superintendent WAS IN charge
of the SUNDAY school AZ Rlackwcll
\. NJ. + Zion temple Sunda, March
:. \ large number attended
The Rev. u. Baldwin pastor
spoke from the text Amos 6 / Woe
10 them that are AZ case IN Zion
and trust in the mountains Of Sa-
maria"
The CITY Union Prayer hand will
hold its meeting at blackwell
Temple sunday March T. at 2 p.
m Everybody a. asked 20 come.
The church IS located a. lls7 Rcau-
bien strecf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1889
Bishop Martin To Preach At ST.
Paul anne Zion Services Sunday

ST. Paul AAlE Zion church. 52l
+. Palmer street, began It's seven
tecnth anniversary celebration
Sunday. March and Will continue
for another week.
Bishop John W. Martin OF Chi.
cago. will be the speaker at the
morning service. Sunday. March
II Monday night Is missionary
night at which time special pro-
gram will be presented. DR.. Nc
Claim and his people from ST. John
G N. +. church will he in charge
Tuesday night which Is Zion Choir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11

US night.
Wednesday evening is Trustee
night. A contest. led by Nell Clif-
ton and Guy Young will be the fea-
ture The Senior choir VIII pre-
sent special program Thursday
evening A class contest will be
the main feature Friday night.
All clubs and auxillariss viii
work for three fold purpose 20
make this anniversary success.
The pastor, the Rev p. r; Fiack
and members Of ST. Paul invite all
friends to attend those services
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
Cleveland Minister
To Talk At Plymouth

The Rev. Grant Reynolds. pas
tor OF Mt. Zion Congregational
church and president OF the \. A.
A. c. r.. Cleveland, Ohio. will be
presented as guest speaker during
Holy Week by the Pyramid club
OF Plymouth congregational
church.
The program will last four nights
beginning Tuesday, April 4 at 8 D.
m. The Pyramid club has planned
a very impressive program.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
Providence Baptist

All services held at Providence
Baptist church. 1889 BENTON street.
last Sunday were we'll attended
The pastor. the Rev. J. l.. Lewis
preached an excellent sermon
from the subject Church"
Services are being held at Proyi-
dence all week. Visitors are well
come 10 attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
Mitchell ME Sunday
School Hard Hit By
Influenza Epidimic

The Sunday school at Mitchell
Memorial Me church is regaining
normally following the illness OF
2 large number OF members by IN
'luenza. Professor Beard, super
lniendent. received hearty vel
come on his return after an
absence Of two weeks.
The eleven o'clock service was
characterized as usual by an in
spirational message by the Rev. F..
7. Byrd, selecting his text from
First Timothy. s:l7.
The annual W. +. conferences
convenes in Louisville, Ky. April
10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
Bradby To Speak On
Third In His Series

The Rev r. L. Brady. pastor OF
Second Baptist church. will deliv-
er the third OF a series OF sermons
for the beneft OF the racial group
In Detroit, at the morning service.
Sunday. March IL.
What We as q group must de-
stroy" will be the subject OF the
Rev. Mr.. Bradby's sermon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
Metropolitan Com.
Tabernacle

SFp'lay School apenod a. lo T..
"a - fae No'fopaIi4n Cowrun'v
'aheraatie Rs' sandaN
scripture icsain- or ihe morn
ing service was Luke u 1879.
Tho 9asior ihc Rct lohn r Giovsr
preached from me suhioc Peace
based ~ Luke y .l--e The SER
VICES woro ssccN attended
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
COUGHS
COLDS

y cucklY relieve flsfrosF--rth s0ofh-
ing. Warming Mus'crole on your chest.
tnroa; and back.
Nusterole is not just 4 salve lie
n "courfcr-irrifdrf" containing good
oli-fashioned remedies for distress Of
colds -oil Of mustard. mcnfhcl. camphor
and other helpful ingredients.
That's why IL gcis slcA fne -esui's--
better than the o'i-itshoned mustard
plaster Mgste-olc neneira'cs the s4-facs
SKIN. stimulates. warns aad soo'hcs and
quickly helps 10 rclcvc 'ocA' congestion
and pain. | sod by millions for 80 years.
Recommended rs many doctors and
nurses. In 2 strengths Regular. Chill
dren's mild and Extra Strong. 400
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
qS.F.PoIicemen
Face Graft CHARGE
In Towing Racket

SAN FRANCISCO May 25. CUP)
The San Francisco county grand
jury voted indictments against nine
policemen today on charges of con-
spring to accept personal fees
from garage operators in the So
called tow car racket.
A few hours later Chief of Police
William J. Quinn said the police
men named in the indictment vote
faced probable suspension from the
force and a possible trial before
the police commission.
Any action by the police commits
sion will be in addition to prosecu-
ton under the grand jury indict-
ments, scheduled to be returned
June 2.
The accused policemen are at
tached to the accident prevention
bureau created recently to nves-
tigate traffic mishaps They are
Robert Winter, Harry o. Wright,
Myron H. Andrus, Marion over
street, Everett j. Ellison, Anton r.
Eberly, Timothy r. Sullivan, Frank
H. Ward and Arthur r. Minaker.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. May 20. CUP -
Profit-taking halted extension of
the current upward movement in
stocks today after an early buying
wave had lifted the list to further
new highs since March so. There
Active trading favorites backed
down from their highs and some
replaced carly gains with moderate
losses. High priced common and
selected preferred shares. which
met store investment support. held
"ell. however.
Trading ran at 1000. 900 share
pace in the first hour but slowed
down thereafter.
Bonds acted better than stocks
and maintained early gans.
reached new seasonal highs but
ranging to = cent. other grains
also softened. Cotton held gains of
around so cents a bale.
Brokers said demand for stocks
in the past two days reflected an
oyersold technical position; inn
provement in the European stu
alton; expectations for tax revision.
and inflationary aspects of the new
spending program now being con-
sidered by the administration.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
up O.49: rail 27.6s up O.O2 utility
23.44 off O1O G5 stocks, 45.42 UP
D.10.
stock sales were 100000 shares.
exactly cqualling yesterdays turn
over. while curb stock sales rose TO
10000 shares from 10000 in the
previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25

boxing fans one year ago as an
amateur. will be making his first
appearance in the valley as a pro-
fessional Harris has appeared in
the El Centre athletic club once
this season and scored a knockout
victory.
Harris was scheduled TO fight on
two other cards but did not show
when Matchmaker Frank Leahy
was unable to procure suitable
opponent.
Harris, whose only meeting with
either of the Hogue twins resulted
in a loss to Shorty as an amateur
has been longing for a chance TO
redeem himself ever since.
Whether he will be glad or sorry
he received that chance remains
to be seen. Bigboy is in the best
condition since he started a fight
ing career and if he tears into Har
ris as he did against Kid Lester
last week, fans will see the best
main event of the season.
In the semi-windup. Wayne Penn
and Ben Oneil will clash in a six
rounder. Penn, a master boxer,
will be pitted against a hard hitter
in Oneil. Benny kayoed Joe VII
legas in his only other showing
here.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Bigboy Hogue 70
Make Pro Debut
Two Americans
Survive Play
In British Meet

H0YLAKE, Eng, May 25.
(UPl-America's two survivors,
Dick Chapman of Greenwich,
Conn. and Trailer Bill" Holt
of Syracuse, gained the fifth
round Cr the British amateur
golf championship today.
Moving along with them were
Ia other players, all of whom
go out again this afternoon in
another Sudden death" series
which will trim the field to eight
for tomOrrow's quarter and semi
final rounds.
Chapman, who yesterday eli
minated defending champion
Charlie Yates of Atlanta, scored
a one up victory in 10 holes over
A. S. G.. Thompson of EnglanD
while Holt defeated J. w. Jones
of Englanl, one up. Ellsworth
Vines was eliminated i'm the
fourth round.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Berkeley Fielder
Siqns With Bucs

BERKELEY, Cal. May 25. CUP)
The third member of the out
field which gave the University of
California the state intercollegiate
title in 1887 and 1888 has been
signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates
on the recommendation of Scout
Hollis Thurston.
Ernest E. Hooks De Vaurs Of
Merced. Cal, departed yesterday
TO join the BUGS. During his three
years as a Bear outfielder he made
only two errors and averaged .339
at the bat, with high mark of
.365 as a sophomtre.
De Vaurs played with Bob Nc
Namara and Sam Chapman on the
title-winning Bear teams. Chap
man went TO the Philadelphia
Athletics last year and Mcnamara
was also signed by the AS when
he completed his college course
this month.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
CaIipatria. l.V.A.
To Open CityLoop
On Monday Mite

Calipatria's Beer Barons and the
Imperial Valley hardware softban
teams will open city league play in
El Centre stadium Monday night
at 8:l5. President Dale Aynes an
nounced Thursday.
The Beer Barons. winners of l3
straight games on the northend
diamond. will present a well bal
anced lineup Monday night in their
city league debut.
The Hardware will start Joe
Hurst on the mound against the
Calipatrians but even the presence
of Windmill Hurst will not make
the Nailers a cinch because Cali
patria walloped the Hardware team
last week III practice game.
On Tuesday night the Maggie
sluggers will tangle with General
Petroleums Oilers in the second
league game. Starting on June D,
however, all league games will be
played on Monday and wednesday
nights.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
ANGEL H0kERS
BLAST SEALS
10 TO 4
BY UNITED PRESS

The Angels must have been hon
ing down their home-run bats over
the weekend for they dug them up
and used them TO fine advantage
in beating San Francisco last night
until the whey ran. Eddie Mayo,
Bob Collins and Jack Rothrock
each hit for the circuit TO help Los
Angeles to 10 to 4 win over the
Seals.
Even Pitcher Ray Prim. who
might be excused from hitting, got
three blows in four trips, one of
which was a double, while he kept
the Seals we'll in hand. Not to be
outdone, Pitcher Eddie Stutz. who
was charged with the defeat, hit
a home run himself i'll the fifth.
Ted Norbert also got one for the
Seals.
Seattle retained second place for
itself with sparkling to l win
over the San Diego Padres. Law
rence's three hits-including a tri-
ple-led the Suds 13-hit attack
on Howard Craghead Hal Turpin
held the Padres to eight hits, three
of which were raped out by De-
tore.
Portland's Beavers snapped out
Of slump with 3 to 1 victory
over Sacramento. Manager Bill
Sweeney's two doubles helped the
Beaver cause.
Pooch Puccinelli's home run in
the fourth inning with Cissell on
base saved Hollywood from shut
out at the hands of Oakland. The
Oaks won, to 2, through the six
hit hurting of Ben Cantwell.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Nathan Mann
Loses by K.0.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. May 25.
tUP)-Nathan Mann. New Haven
heavyweight. his manager and ham
dlers were under suspension today
pending an investigation OF Mann S
fight with Al Mccoy of Boston here
last night. Mann's end of the
purse also was held up.
Mccoy was awarded a technical
Knockout victory after flooring
Mann four times in the second
round and somebody other than
the timekeeper rang the bell end
ing the round so seconds early.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, May %. (UPD-
Supplies were generally heavy witt
demand moderate and prices gener'
ally steady to slightly weaker. Can
talOupes and tomatoes were higher
Cantaloupes: Imperial Valley jun.
DO ASS $2.25-2 50; jumbo 36s $2-2.25
jumbo PTS S1.75-2; std Ass S1.75-2
pony 45s 1881. 1.50; 54s S1.25-1.4O
std flats 9s-12s 90c-$1.
squash: local white summer soc;
san Diego CO. 4O-50c; Italian loca
40-5Oc; San Diego Co. 40-50c: loca
yellow crooneck 40-50c.
Tomatoes: Hoityille crates STOPS
1.35-1.5O: 12s $1.25-1.25; les S1-115t
flats 5x6s $1.35-1.5O; 6x7s SIPS.
1.35: other Imperial Valley crates
9s S1.15-l35; 12s S1-1.25; los 75-9Oc.
flats 5x6s $11O-1.25: 6x7s 90c-S1
7xss 75-s5c: Coachella Valley crates
9s S1.35-1.65: 12s $1.25-1.50: 16s 90c-
S1.15; flats 5x6s S1.35-1.5O: 6x7s
SI.15-l.35; 7x8s S5c-S1.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, May % CUPD-
Early business on the Los Angeles
stock exchange today developed a
strong upward movement, with
s2me Improvement in the volume
Of sales
Transactions included: Pac. Fin
ance 100 shares 1Ola up Il; Trans
america 100 shares SIS up -; Son
tag Drug Stores 100 shares 10 up
x Hancock Oil 100 shares 42as up
= Richfield Oil 100 shares 81 up
x Superior Oil 100 shares Al up
one point; Chrysler 100 shares 69$s
down one point; Gen. NJ otors 100
shares 40 unchanged; Electrical
Products 100 shares 10ls up y {;
Lockheed 100 shares 2S up Ia (:
Menasco 100 shares - down i 4;
Ryan Aero 100 shares 5B up =
II. c. & r.. common 100 shares 81
unchanged; the per cent pfd 100
shares - 2is Up "a; Edison common
20O shares 26is up Il: the 5i2 per
cent pfd 100 shares 2Sas up - So.
Pac. 100 shares 1885 down Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25

fellow who silenced the bats Oh the
Yankees and ended their l2-game
winning streak. .
Detroit came to town in last
place. with Tommy Bridges and
Buck NewSom. their two pitching
aces used up. and nobody to toss
to the Yankees. Del Baker on a
hunch, came up with Trout. VINO
hadn't Won a game.
During batting practice the
Yanks didn't even know who he
was. But before Trout was through
they knew him. He let them down
with 7 scattered hits to win, 6-1.
He famed six men, and had the
Yankee attack bottled up with men
on base. Charlie Gehringer and
Dixie Walker hit homers in the
Tigers l0-hit attack on Ferrell
Sundra and Hadley. The triumph
enabled the Tigers to crawl out
of the cellar as the Browns replac-
ed them.
While Ine YankS streak came tC
an end, Cincinnati battered down
the Giants, 60, and ran up its
ninth straight. Paul Derringer al
lowed the Giants only five hits tc
score his fifth victory and the
Reds first Shutout. Frank McCor-
mick kept up his lusty hitting, with
homer No. 8-his third in foul
games-and single. 1t made the
Reds 3lSt homer in 80 games.
However. the Reds still haven't
caught the Cardinals who reeleo
off their sixth straight to hold the
National league lead by a .012 point
margin. Curt Davis let the Bees
down with seven hits as st. Louis
won. 10. 1t was Davis 9th triumph
The Cubs trimmed the Phillies
80, and Pittsburgh walloped Brook
lyn. 6-3.
The Yankee defeat cost them nc
serious ground as Cleveland knock
ed off the second-place Red Sox
6-2, behind Willis Hudlin's 4-hit
pitching.
Washington slugged out 16-4
victory over the Browns.
In the American leagues secono
night game, the Philadelphia Ath
letics took their second straigh
licking, Al, from tn Chicago Whit,
Sox.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
AII-Stars to Open
Season Friday;
Gals to Play

El Centro fems VS.. Brawley gals
El Centro all-stars VS.. San Diego.
That's the lineup at the Ell
Centro stadium Friday night in the
opening games of the 1889 softball
season.
The first game will start at 7
o'clock and will be concluded in
time to start the All-Star game at
8:l5. Joe Hurst will be on the
mound for the All-Stars and he
will be opposed by Eddie Meyers,
San Diego ace.
Tickets for admission to the
game may be procured from any
valley merchant. No additional
charge will be made at the gate.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Pistol Shoot Set
At Patrol Range

Pistol shooters will gather at the
immigration border patrol range
at El Centro at 8 am. Sunday for
a regular peace officers association
shoot.
In addition to the regular match
es a As caibre match was arranged
so marksmen may practice for the
annual Southwest pistol matches
in San Diego in July
The California Highway patrol
squad will be in charge of the
event Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, MAY %. UP)-Show-
ers In the spring and winter wheat
areas and disappointing action in
foreign markets turned wheat prices
downward on the Chicago board Of
trade today after new seasonal
peaks We're reached at the opening.
Al the close wheat was off = TO
Z. cent. corn Up = 10 off y cent.
and oats u 10 = cent higher.
The weather map showed scat
tered rains IN the northwest spring
wheat belt overnight. and the fore
,.akt was for showers and cooler
paer mosi OF the grain belt,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Cooper Wins
Midget Opener

SAN FRANCISCO, May 25. CUP)
Glenn Cooper, Oakland, whizzed
40 laps around the San Francisco
speedrome last night in 10 minutes,
SO seconds to win the opening mid
get auto racing event of the season
here. Andy Guthrie, Fresno, was
second; Sonny Rogers, Oakland,
third; and Howard James, Fresno,
fourth.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Armstrong Faces
Roderick Toniqht

LONDON, May IS. .UP)-To-
nights the night "two-crown" Hen
ry Armstrong gets the acid test
OF his fighting career.
Armstrong, bull-shouldered Los
Angeles Negro. risks his welter-
weight title against hard-hitting
Ernie Roderick Of Liverpool in the
first such title scrap ever staged
in the British empire. Roderick
weighed l45A and Armstrong 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-25
Imperial, Ho|tviNe
Boxers Draw

Imperial and Holtville high school
boxing teams battled to a draw
Wednesday night III a card OF
eight matches at the Holtville high
school athletic field.
Results:
Canon (H df. Miller ID, dec.
Jackson CH) df. Dutro ID. dec.
Johnson CHO df. Danskin u. dec
Womack On df. Edwards HI, k.
O.. 2,
Murphy ID drew with Hudelston
CH.
j. Murphy Cd df. Remarius CH)
k. o.. 2.
Dutro u drew with Otis I'D.
Beshers % df. Bove CH), dec.