davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Official Score

Boston 600 600 600 OO3-5
Washington lOI 600 600 0O2-4
Runs batted in-Wright Lewis t2).
Cramer 90, FOxx Doerr, Desautels, Travis
Two-base hits-Myer, Cramer t2). Tabor.
Doerr, Desautels. Stolen bases-Case,
Welat t2). Tabor. Sacrifce-Travis. Dou-
bic plays-Cronin to Doerr to Foxx, Lewis
to Myer to Wasdel. Left on bases-Boston,
IA Washington. 10. First base on balls
Of Carrasauel. 8; off Grove. 5; off wilson.
!. Struck out-By Carrasauel 3 by Grove
3. Hits-Off Grove. Q in l1Ia innings;
of Wilson. 0 in p inning off Heving, o in
Il inning. Balk-Carrasquel. Winning
pitcher-Grove. UmplreS-MesSrS Nc
Gowan. Grieve and Rue. Time-2:56
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Suntu Anitu Derby Winner Ran Lost

JotnsoWn Derby lengths
dis
Chaledon 1712 lengths week
indicate that
Johnsown Derby
would the 3year Old
the little fly named Cenca the
Pmlco carrying pounds less than
field, last
only natural look ahead and regard the Forthcoming events
Belmont Stakes the Arlington
all of the won't be
the sar-studded
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VoIitont Figures to Be Future Hurdle

Chaledon eligible the Wihers mile
Wihers the fastunnng Johns
Belmont could be almost prominent
Heather Gided Knight VoAtan Impound etc
that track Baltimore
Voitant eligible for the Belmont from
al would
be S Display who
overung
running him down.
Meade Preakness did pretty good
lively show
that handicap
bink when barrier the
eyhade his left side Tapping
his head.
colt off
last finally a
off poorly forced wide But
under whipping the finish
that Belmont Stakes bettors.
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Now It's All q Grand Middle

did like the mud, at least There
suspicion like Chaledon looking him in the Anyway
h
a dry track
there
mile mud he hasn't shown
public distance there reasonable doubt While
hid other
the tough
going apparently wanted part of it.
PreakneSS off
capable winning that Chaedon isn't eligible
the still be rkoned with
Others
this 3yearold setup Little
ago the field did
Chaedon and muddy Pimco track ruined that
champ Johnstown Both them
Gded Knight and Votant to i'm
proving o of the horses.
Evening star., 1939-05-15
Palace Defeats Berwyn

An early four-run lead enabled
Palace A. G. to chalk up a 6-3 vic
tory over BerWyn,
Evening star., 1939-05-15

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
New York, >: Philadelphia. 1 90 in'gs).
Boston, /; Brooklyn, o.
s.; Louis; 9: Cincinnati, 5.
Pittsburgh, 5; Chicago. ..
STAINING 0E THE CII1RS
Evening star., 1939-05-15
GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW

Bos. at Wash. 3:15. Det at Wash. 3:15,
New York at Phila St Louis at N Y
Others not scheduled. Chicago at Boston
Cleveland at Phila.
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KMO-Jungle Jim; 2:15
JOhnsons.
X Y ! - 5 tier good
Baines. 2.l5. DR. Susan
KOMO-HuusC boat Han
nah 2;i5. Contrasts.
KJR Hans { Anderson,
, is. Sheriff Bob.
kIRO- Balnes,
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KMO-First Facts.
KV1-Kate Smith: GAS
Commentator.
KOMO-Hotel Orchestra
9 as, Extra Pair.
kJR Baseball
Varieties
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KMO - Orc hestra y IS
Muse and Music.
XVI Music Hour
KOMO = Pepper Young.
I2;45 Guiding Light.
KJR Service.
kIRO-SerlaI
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Miss
SOMEBODY

& AH4ll lA=aHAA h'.AA# ~
Everything was 10 change in the
twinklinC Of an eye on the day
she received he. inheritance.
What date do you expect it,
Keith asked casually.
I might hear any time IN
October. she told him.
Mind telling me how much 1t
viii be ." Keith had been doubt
ful as to the amount. To a little
girl whose father was doorman at
the Hartley Beach. Keith had
never been able to quite swallow
that
A very insignificant sum might
appear in the light OF a fortune
He had lain awake nights won
derine.
one hundred and fifty thou
sand. she answered calmly.
Keith whistled between his
teeth Not a huge fortune. but
enough With hundred and fifty
thousand dollars he could make
quite a splash in Orange Hills.
California. even if It was purport-
ed to be the wealthiest city in the
country.
That's wonderful, darling" he
said. VIII your father share in
it - This was another point need
ing discussion.
My Money
only what I choose to give
him. It's my money. you know"
Keith was well content. To him
self he said. What doorman Karl
gets he can put in his eye
One evening, late that week.
Keith went to stag dinner at
one of Chicago's most aristocratic
clubs. 1t was not particularly
exclusive party.
Any man who had affiliated
with a national college fraternity
was welcome. that is if he could
produce the necessary five dollars.
The dinners were held monthly
and Keith made a point of going.
To him it was like a glimpse of
his old life.
Men of his own age. some older.
some younger, with money and
without it, but all with back
grounds Of family and breeding.
Keith reveled in the sumptuous
fare and idle talk. Sometimes he
wondered what these men would
say if they knew he was to marry
the unassuming daughter of
doorman.
He comforted himself with the
reminder that no one need know.
Before many weeks he and Hilda.
nicely gilded. would shake the
dust of Chicago from their feet.
Intended Dinner
Hilda. knowing of the intended
dinner, asked for his latch key
and suggested that she move a
few Of her belongings to his apart
ment and make the place livable.
When the library closed she
took a heavy suitcase and went
excitedly to her future home.
Keith had warned her that it
wasn't much of a diggings. but
she was unprepared for its in
credible ugliness. Drab floor COW
erings, drabber walls the furniture
a hideous combination Of tapestry
and faded red plush.
There was one room with a
closet which. when opened, dis
closed a thin. drop-down bed. a
tiny kitchen, its cupboard boast
ing meager piles of dusty dishes.
And a bathroom, cavernous
hole with no window. The faucets
had dripped until. in the tub and
lavatory, Were balloon shaped
stains of rust.
"I'll fix this in no time" Hilda
said to herself. getting out of her
dress and DOMINIC a clean. faded
little frock, very short with ruff
files for sleeves. Even if we only
stay here few weeks it's got to
look like a home"
Hilda had no idea that it was
one of the most momentous nights
of her life, that. while she changed
her dress, fate had stepped in and
taken a hand.
Ito Be Continued)
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KMO-Y VI B c Lunch
con.
RNl-Kltty Kelly; lis
Myrt and Marge.
ROMO-Backstage Wife:
lbs Stella Dallas.
kJR Service
kIRO-SerlaIs.
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10 A. NJ.

K NJ o - rad lie: 1918
Happy Gang
XVI - Goldbergs: l0:l5
Life Can BE Beautiful
K o NJ O. Plano. 10 Is
1--WE Five.
K ] r - National Farm
and Home.
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program changes
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KMO-1O:45, Army Dal
Program.
KVI-Army Day.
kOMO - Dan zero Il :
Roads; l0:45 DR.. Kate
KJR-Cecil Solly; 10:45
Orchestra.
KIRO-Feminine Forum
10:45. Milky Way.
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KMO-School of the Air
kVl-BiG SISTER. HIS
Aunt Jenny.
KOMO-Betty and Bob,
ll:15 Grimm S Daugh
ter
KJR-Social Service.
KIRO-Serlal
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KMO-Phil Harris.
kNI-News. 1915. Yarns
10 Is, Cafe Marcel De
Maize.
kOMO-N e VS. Flashes
1918. We Three.
KJR-B Basel ball.
kIRO-Camnra Clnh
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U . NJ.
KMO-Re ichmuth.
kVl-Playhouse.
kOMO-Waltz Time.
* JR-Plantation Party,
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9:30 A. VI.

KMO-Daily News, 8 45
Garden Club.
KVI-Helen Trent; GAS
Gal Sunday
KOMO - Thoughts. 8 40
Benny Walker.
KJR - National F ar n,
and Home.
KIRO-Serial.
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K NJ o 90 II q Y e n 6:45
Christian Science
KVI-Top OF the Morn
ing
KOMO - Martha Meade
S:45. Captain Dobbsie.
KJR-Trio: 3 as, Orig
inalities.
KIRO-Tonic Tunes.
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MO - Gloomchasers
9I5, Talk.
XIV Woman's p e
915. Nancy James.
KOMO-Dobsie. 9:l5. Thu
ONeills.
KJR - Woman Wonders
915. News.
KIRO-Connie North.
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. p VI.

SMO-Front Page ORA
ma, ? is, J o h n S c n
Family
K Y 49, Bal ines: AIS.
DR.. Susan.
KOMO-House boat Ham
nah. Howard Milhol-
land.
KJR--Service
KIRO-Baines.
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Radio Time Table
II NOON

Times radio poeam, prepared radio stations latest afaae
rssponbnv
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KMO-Feminine Fancies
X V l - Fletcher Wiley:
3.l5. Matinee Varieties.
/ K o NJ o - Studio PARTY.
8 Is. ! Love a Mystery
KJR-Baseb ball.
kIRO-News, 3;o5. Tea
Dance. 3:l5. Job Find
er.
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2:3O p. NJ.

K NJ o - Organist. Len
Salv 245. Radio
Campus.
KVI-March OF Games:
2 as. Swing
KOMO Three Romeos:
2 as, Ed Davies.
KJR-SerVice
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KMO-Army Day Pro
KVl-Army Day.
KOMO- Valiant L q d v
ll:45 Hymns
KJR - School broadcast
II AS. Light Opera.
kIRO - School Program
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KMO - Shella Bennett
BIS. haven OF Rest.
KVI-It's Nv Turn. S;l5
Westcrucrs
KOMO-ReverIes.
KJR-Vicunese Ensem
bic.
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SAiO TRADE, l0.i5
Piano.
XVI - Gold bergs: lo:l5
Life Can Be Beautiful
kOMO-OrChestra. 1915
Talk n Over
KJR-National Farm and
Home.
hIRO-Goldbergs Io:l5
Serial
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u NOON

K NJ O-Vitality Club
1915, News.
K VI Headlines l2:l5
Music OF the Day.
FOMO-Mary NJ arli n
1915. Ma Perkins
KJR-U S. Dept. Agri-
culture, 1915. COWBOY
Joe.
KIRO-NeWs: 1915. Sing
ing Sam.
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K NJ o - Squires: Has
Rhapsody in Wax.
KVI-Orchestra.
KOMO-Music.
KIRO-Paclfic Paradise.
KJR-Organ.
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KMO-Sands OF Time.
XIV Il Bob Trout 3 IS
Dial Teascrs.
EONO-Woman's Maya.
zinc.
K J z - Wash Dept Of
Health 3 As. Spor
Talk
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THURSDAY
An

K y o Almanac. tbs
Farmers Forum.
KNI-DssotioualS
X o NJ - Top o. tn
Morning. IT'S. Memo
randa
KJR- Church OF the All
kIRO - Morning Aelo
dies.
1870 4. VI.
K N o News 7;4 5
Temple Tidings.
XIV Breakfast News
: AS. Garden Guide.
K % MO Memoranda
Z As. Yodellng
K J R Financial. 7s5
News.
KTRn knsara
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KMO-Army Day Pro.
KVI-Musio Of the Day.
kOMO - Pepper Young
l2'45. Guiding Light
K J r n ew 5; u AS.
Bookends.
KIRO-Singing Organist,
l2:45. Wiley.
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4:30 p. NJ.

lkMO-Down the Ages.
XVI - Louise Receconi;
AS. Organ.
K o M o - Wonderland;
445. White Cross.
KJR-Baseball.
kIRO-Gems.
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X MO - Fulton Lewis
! 10. News
Studio. ! IS Rooer
Edge
EOMO-Easy Aces. 4 Is
hT Keen
K J r - Orchestra. AIS
Virginia Lane
krRO-COuvty seat.
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KMO-Duo, l45. Book a
Week
KVl-Hiiltop House: l45.
Stepmother
KOMO-ViC and SADIE,
/ as Girl Alone.
KJR-Service
klRO-Serial. las, Ser
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KMO-Eews; s45, Don I
You Believe 1t.
XVI Amos n Andy
6:l5, Divorce.
iKOMO-Mr District At
torncy. BIS symphony
Orch.
KJR-9l5. Orch
IKIRO-Amos n Andy.
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/ X NJ o - Songs OF the
Island
kVI-Joe Brown.
KOMO-Symphony
KJR-NeWs 8.45. Base
ball.
i KIRO-Varieties
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KMO-Feminine Fancies
KVI-Wney. SIS. stat
lords.
kOMO-Cookbook Quiz,
Sis. ! Love = Mystery
KJR-OrChestra
kIRO-NeWs. 3 o5 Tes
Dance. SIS. JOB Find
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K NJ o - Phantom Pilot.
It's. " I. League
KVI-Tune Up Time.
KOMO-Muslc Han Hour
K J r - Americas Town
Meeting
( KIRO-Muslcale
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9:30 a. Nj.

KMO-Daily News: GAS
Breakfast Express.
kNl-Helen Trent. 9:45
Gal Sunday.
KOMO-lnner Drama OF
Life.
KJR-National Farm and
Home.
KlRO-Ser!al
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kMO-Ed Albright
Symphonic Chorus
kOMO-NaIiant Lacy
HAS Betty Croker.
kJR-Modern Melody.
School.
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KNO-So This Is Radio
kVl-S Studio
IS. Tea for Two.
KOAO-Duo.
KJE Singer
klRO-H CostlEan.
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f. kMO - Rcd River Dave
l0;f5. Voice OF ENperl e
cnce
X Y l. Myst Melodies
1915. Just Calling
kOMO - Dan eero u {
Ros ds. 10 IS. Or Kate
kJR-cecil Solly 1915
Jackie Heller.
kiRO - Family Doctor
l0:45 Feminine Forum
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KMO-Green Hornet.
( Y - Tune Up, 7:i5
Question Box
KOMO-MuSic Hail Hour
KJR-Questton Box.
KIRO-Musical.
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KMO-News: 9:l5. First
Facts.
IKVI-Kate Smith.
KOMO-Symphony: e:15
Armchair Cruise.
IkJR-Baseban.
Kate Smith
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K NJ o 49, Fulton Lewis:
Ais, News.
KVl-Studio. 4.l5, Pre-
school Hour.
K o MOI. S. Army
Band.
kJR-Baseba
* I r o - County Seat;
AIS, Plane-side.
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FRIDA Y
Z A. Nj.

KMO-Today's Almanac,
7:l5, Farmers Forum.
RVl-Devotlonals
< o NJ o TOP OF n {
Morning; TBS. Memo
randa.
KJR-Church OF the Air
kIRO - Morning Melo'
dies.
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3:30 2 Nj.

KMO - Natl. Emergency
Council, 3.45. Little
Review.
K " - Variety: 3;45.
Dial Teasers.
KOMO-Womans Maya
zine
KJR Baseball.
k1RO-Bob Trout.
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KMO - Two Keyboards
las. Book q Week.
XVII III tor House
l;45. Stepmother
KOMO-Vlc and SADIE;
las. Girl Alone
KJR-Atter noon Va
rietles
KIRO-Bess Johnson.
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KJR-Parade Of Progress
Goose
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KMO-College of Puget
Sound. = as. Organist
XVI Matinee Variety.
kONO-Smilin Ed. 2 as.
Cookbook Quiz
K J r - Washington AZ
Work
kIRO Trio. ? as. SIN
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K M Q Vitality Club;
5:l5, Cowboy.
kVI-Tea for Two; Sis.
HOWE Wing.
kOMO-Criminal Case
kJR-Eddie Swarthout,
kIRO-Father Goose.
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X " Q - Concert II Is
Organ
KYI--Els SISTER. .l::.S
Real Stories
KOMO-Betty and Bob:
Il:l5 Gr!mms Daush-
ter
KJR-Toy shop.
* ] K . - Serial, u IS
Aunt Jenny
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KAfO-Hlgh school pro-
grsm SIS Gov boy
K y l. GeOrEe johnson
Violin. SIS. HOWE
wing.
kOAO-Rudy vance
Hour.
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KMO - Jack Armstrong
IS. Food Common
fafOr
XVI Joe 2 Brown
KOMO - Rudy vale
Hour
KJR Duo. 5 IS scsndl
naFlsn
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KMO-Reichmuth
HVl-Amateur Hour.
kOMO-Good News fol
1888
SJR sea . d lnavian
els. News.
KIRO-MaJor Bowes
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KAiO 49, Marriage Licen -
Romance ? Is. Meas
Headlines l2.lo
Music Of the Day
kOMO-MarH arli n,
i2i5 Ma Perkins.
KJR Agony Service.
kfRO-SeVs. p lis. sam
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RMO - Jack Armstrong;
5!45. Notes.
kVl-Jane Powers: 5:45,
OF the Record.
KOMO-Fanfare.
kJR - Rhythm Makers
3 AS. Scandinavian.
KIRO - Rhythm: 5:45.
Costigan.
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K NJ o - PIT. A; l:l5
Moods,
KVI-Pretty Kitty Kelly;
l15. Myrt and Marge
EOMO-Backstage Wife,
l:l5 Stella Dallas.
KJR-Smile Parade.
KIRO-Serials.
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= % 4NtNes
KIRO-MaJof Bowes
$3.50 p. Nj.
K NJ o N VS.. 6:43
Shafter Parker
RVI-Maior Bowe..
KOMO-Good News FOR
1899
& J r - Americas Town
Meeting
kTRn q rH1nfeHfr&
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KMO - News. 7:45. Tonic
Tunes.
K vi Breakfast News.
7:45. Musical Clock.
K o NJ . - Memoranda;
7:45. Yodellng
Z J r - Financial: 7:45
News.
/ KIRO-NeWsreel.
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kMO-Music. Jack Nc
Lean.
kV1-George Olsen
KOMO-Hotel Music
KJR-News. l1:l5. Fish
ing News, %. Or
gan. Bill Sabransky.
KIRO - Almanac: HIS
Echoes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
Real Estate Broker
A. S. Wright, Moves
Into A New Location

A. $. Wright well known local
real estate broker. and a Tribune
advertiser, has moved into head
quarters at 1868 w. Warren avenue
al eSth street. He was formerly To-
Gated at 6sl5 Norihfield avenue
Mr. wright. who has resided in
Detroit for the last sixteen years.
has heen engaged in the real Estate
business for several years In a
brief inAervicw with a Tribune rep
resentative. MI Wright stated that
II is remarkable 10 note in the re-
cent wears how colored citizens OF
Detroit have become more home
owning conscious. and have shown
such considerable interest IN the
care and Improvement OF their pro-
pcriics
Mr., Wright is IN position 10
offer 10 the public all real estate
services including houses for sale.
houses for rent. income properties.
insurance. bricksiding, roofing.
timing and modernizaiion
Mrs Pereditha venable. daughter
OF Mr.. Wright. is assisting him as
secretary. Mrs venahle took a
business course at Ypsilsnti Bust
ness college
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18

high court ruling The bill was
given stiff opposition a fortnight
ago by delegation OF Kansas City
colored leaders.
At Mondays hearing, Reps.
Claude Arnold and Guy Abney,
Democrats. declared was making
an appeal for votes said the at
tempt of Negroes TO matriculate at
l.. OF NJ. was step toward ra-
cial equality II. ]. Murray. Morgan
County Republican. voiced his be-
lief that Negro children had right
to receive instruction from Ne
gro teachers. and declared II ia
yor equality in education, but be-
lievc II should he furnished at Linz
coin university"
Asserting that the bill should
not he made a political issue, Au-
thor Taylor said that most ma
tive born Missouri Negroes IA
vored expansion OF Lincoln. TX
planning this he declared. Less
than one-half OF l per cent OF the
native born Negroes want members
OF their race admitted TO the uni
versity at Columbia. Those who
are attempting to gain equal rights
on the campus have entered the
state or have been sent here fol-
the purpose OF upsetting the estab-
lished order Of educational activl-
ties in Missouri"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
Oscar Liggett Admitted To Bar
m Motion OF Wolverine Head

Attorney Oscar z. Liggett, 3s26
Brush street. who was officially
admitted to the Michigan Bar Fri
day, March 10, by motion OF Attor-
ney Francis M. Dent.
Attorney Llggett Is a graduate OF
the Detroit College OF Law. June
class OF 1888. He took the bar ex-
animation In Ann Arbor, Michigan.
September IL through II. but was
passed in only ten OF the twelve
subjects required.
Upon petition for review. filed by
the Wolverine Bar association, of
which Attorney Dent Is president.
review was granted and Attorney
Liggett was passed In the two adj
dItional subjects requisite. He is
the first colored applicant TO be
admitted TO the Michigan Bar on
motion for review, within the past
twenty years. the previous applI-
cant to be admitted on such mo-
ton being Attorney Julian w.
Perry, In 1919.
Young Attorney Liggett will he
associated with Attorneys Francis
NJ. Dent. Herbert l.. Dudley. and
Henry w. Sweet. Jr., 1865 Russell
street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
Catholic Leader Denounces
OAR For Anderson Action

The acfion of the Daughters ~
the American Revolution 10 re-
fusing Miss Marian Anderson.
Negro Contralto. the use Of then
hall for her concert was se,efc}
denounced by the Deiroil conn,
% Catholic ORGANIZATIONS Th
Council is composed % loprss,l-
iaiiyes OF all the societies aifilia
cd with Tho Catholic CHURCH 81
The CITY.
The letter TO the N a A g. r.
was written by RAYMOND Il Game
ron president Of the Detroit ol
Oh Of Catholic Organizations aaa
copy vas seut 70 the H. 4 n
lnterracial Program
Considerable aciieiiy 20 hete
inierrsoial conditions ia Grand
Rapids has been in progress and
much good has been plished
Recently an Iniorracial Rally
sponsored by he Student Catholic
Acfion Union of Grand Rapids
Wrought our over ljuo persons 70
hear Dr Alhur G. Fails. noted
Negro Doctor % chicago
Dr. Falls. Who is convert 70
Caihollcism stated that ihs
church has ne only solution for
ihe Negro problem during ms
course ~ his talk the eminent doc
Tor stated True religion AZ
manifested in me MYSTICAL Body
of Chris Il me primars solvent
Tor The Negro. problem in this
country and FOR ne minority op-
preston everyW here in The world"
onfessinS Americans treatment
of the negro race Dr. Fails con-
iinued "cfizens ~ this country
cannot decrv Hi'lers seculon
~ Ie~s ami Catholics ihev cannot
say m entire irgih, ~ canno,
happen here Il has happened and
il even now happening here. The
ca'herns wen' On record ia a
ri'sr-cu' declaration ~ heiei OF
Confined on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
Contract Given For Addition To
The Brewster Housing Project

WASHINGTON, D.C.-with ac-
tual construction OF the Detroit
tMich) slum-clearance and low
rent housing program about 10 be
started. the United States Housing
Authority this week estimated that
wages for direct labor on the site
OF the Brewster Addition" prof.
ect will total about s46i,7 ZOO.
Construction materials for the
entire project will cost about $751;
900. The total development cost
OF the project. including land and
other items, is estimated at s1,506.-
600.
A contract covering construction
OF 14S OF tn dwelling units has