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The Nome nugget., 1940-04-26

Foraboding for Sweden was al so seen in one statement by an authorized German source that the hour for decision" was ap- 
 The high command said two enemy submarines were destroy ed in the Skaggerak a cruiser severely hit and British troops driven back, which dug into new positions and fought back fur ther. The Nazi hammering of is reported to have the city in ruins and the inhabitants are reported to have fled. British planes bombed the German-held fortress at the mouth of the fjord and three nearby destroy CTS.
 German warplanes bombed a Norwegian troop train carrying 165 soldiers near Tynset, with ap parently grave damage. Other points along Trondheim also al ong the railway were also at tackled.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-26
Permit Hook Fishing Salmon

WASHINGTON, April 26 (P)-- The House Merchant Marine Com mittee approved the bill prohibit ing the seizure of boats, nets and seines of persons accused of vio- lating the Alaska fishing laws un til after his arrest, trial and con- yiction. The committee also ap- proved the bill amending the Al aska fisheries law to permit hook and line salmon fishing for per sonal use in certain Alaska wat CTS.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-26
Senate Sends Alaska Harbors Bill to House

WASHINGTON, April 26 (P)- items included in the Rivers and ITarborS bill approved by the Sen ate yesterday and sent to the House are:
 Seldovia harbor $75,000.
 Petersburg harbor $80,000. Port Alexander harbor $31,000. Wrangell harbor $189,000.
 Metlakatla harbor $l2O,000.
 Sitka harbor S109,000.
 Elfin Cove $38,O00.
 Kodiak harbor $70,000.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-26

and would develop rich Alaska resources and facilitate airplane travel by the establishment of landing fields along the road. It Was said to provide no serious en giHeering problems and would op en vast new territory to set tlement.
 It Wss said he survey in 1888 indicated that the $14,00O,0O0 cost
 would be the same and no new cost estimates are made but said it was believed an acceptable formula could be worked out with Canada for the division of the costs.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-26
Scalise Named 1n 53-Count
 1 n dictm nt

NEW YORK, April 26 (P) - George Scalise was named in a 53-count indictment charging con spiracy and eXtortion, the list of alleged extortions totalling $97, ,l50, the victims including op orators of hotels and rooming houses as well as members of unions.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-26
Speed Burial For l9S Negroes

NATCHEz, April 25 (Ho, - Of ficials speeded preparations for he burial of the 198 negroes who perished in the dance hall fire. Most of the bodies were still un- identified. Police Chief Serio said he arrested negroes suspected of setting the fire although Sher- if Jenkins said investigation in dicated that the fire started ae-. cidentally.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-26
Makes Final Gesture Power

BATON ROUGE, April 26 (Py - Governor Earl Long, retiring May l4th, made a final gesture of power, ordering all Louisiana gambling stopped and also re- prieved his five supporters, con- victed of slugging on election. day, when he was defeated.
 Sheriffs throughout the state, were given 48 hours to remove slot mahcines, pinball games and other devices.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-26
Grand Jury Indicts l22 In Liquor Ring

NEW YORK, April 25 tH9 - A federal grand jury indicted 122 individuals, all but six of whom were rounded up, on charges of operating a vast five-state illicit liquor empire, defrauding the government of $l,6O0,0O0 in taxes during the last ten months.
 A Treasury Department spokes man said it was the largest in dictment ever returned by any federal court and the roundup was one of the greatest mass ar rests ever affected.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-26
U. 5. Fleet Back From War Games

HONOLULU, April 26 lP, = The fleet is back in Pearl Harbor and 42,000 men and officers are looking ahead to 10 days shore leave after extended war games. Hundreds of powerful search lights played on the warships as they filed in last night led by the U. S. Pennsylvania.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-26
Stopped 5 Miles From Objective

STOCKHOLM, April 25 (P) - The German motorized force which hammered its way into Roros was blocked from reach inf Trondheim by a British col umn at Storen, 35 miles to the south. Swedish news agency cor respondents reported and said the German force was not very strong leaving only small guard units behind to guard the line of communication.
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ton in March, 1937, which show ed that the convention adopted resolutions directing units be formed, especially in CIO organ lzations, which he said were aim ed to get the entire Los Angeles population behind the trade un- ion movement and with commun ist control it would be in a post ton to call a general strike.
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the airport and was killed when he resisted.
 In January, 1883, he headed an expedition into the Antarctic and rescued from the ice two com panions from Norwegian whal- CT.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-26
German Troops Trying Reach Trondheim

STOCKHOLM, April 25 (P) - Under a protective aerial bar rage German troops rushed to- ward Roros, apparently in an ef- fort to reach Trondheim with new reninforcements hurrying in forced marches.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Brown Chapel

DEUWu lnnIDA
THE Mortal Struggle OF Man"
was the subject of the sermon
preached Sunday morning by the
Rev. II. G. Simmons. TO his appre-
ciatiye audience at Brown Chapel.
after which baptismal services for
Miss Bette Martin was performed.
At 3 pm. a pew rally was spon-
sored by the Sampson Brooks Mite
Missionary, with the Rev. J. H. Hill
and congregation. OF the Church
OF God. as special guests. The Rev.
Mr.. Ill delivered a fine message,
which was enjoyed.
Sunday. Nov. "a. the joint choirs
OF Brown Chapel and Second Bap-
fist churches will render a pro-
gram. Also from 5 to 8 pm. twi-
light services will be presented by
the two Sunday schools. Remenl-
her the revival services will
start Nov. 20 and continue to Dec.
8.
Baptist Church
The Rev. Garther Robertson de-
livered a very spiritual sermon
Sunday morning on the theme.
Baptism" after which little Miss
Wilson and Mrs. Anna Rhodes put
on Christ by baptism. as did Mrs.
Margaret Dobbins of Brown Chap
ell.
The BTU Is featuring a collegiate
program on Sunday, Nov "a. Dean
Fisher, OF the Baptist Training
school. Detroit. will be the princI-
pal speaker. Miss Jean Coventon
was mistress OF ceremonies.
The Institutional meeting will he
held at Second Baptist church. the
Rev. G. Robertson. pastor. on the
second Saturday In December.
A musical program will he spon-
sored by the willing workers OF
the church. Sunday. Dec. 3.
Church OF God In Christ
The Church OF God in Christ. on
Hawkins street, Is making fine
progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. James vinson. Mrs
Maggie Robbs and daughter. Grace
and Mrs. Lille Anderson motored
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Recreation News

The Pre-echool groups al both
centers are progressing splendidly
with the cooperation OF the par
ents. Mrs. Ethelyn Reed and Dor
othy Green AT the Clifford ST. Cen
ter and Mrs. Mazella Ennis and
Lewis Lawrence at the ST. John.
Center. We are endeavoring 10 get
another woman to assist with the
ST. John Center. We are sure that
the parents that cooperate now will
be very proud that they did when
they see the results AZ the close
OF the season and those failing TO
cooperate will he equally sorry
that they did not do likewise. We
know that these tote will show
TO better adva iaee when they be-
gin their school work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Comments


According to reports, a Nathaniel
Hall, aged twelve. was beaten at
the Miller school A similar incl
dent also happened at the high
school few months ago. Citizens
are indignant over these cases, for
In one instance. the pupil alleged
ly beaten by one OF the teachers
was a girl. Citizens want to know
II the school board is going IL al
low this treatment to continue
without doing something about II.
The writer does not call atten-
ton to this matter. In order 10 In
cite race friction or hatred against
the other racial group. but we
would be glad TO see some intelli-
gent group OF colored citizens go
to the school board and present the
this In q business-like manner. We
shall never get consideration II
other citizens in addition to Clar-
ence oliver and Milo CASTOR. do
case In a business-like manner. We
eliminate different troubles OF this
kind that arise In our community.
Don't miss the Gpodfellows' big
free floor show at the visger. on
Wednesday. Nov. 2. from 10 pm.
to 2 am.
Mrs. Alberta CASTOR and husband
spent the past weekend visiting
relatives and friends In Chicago.
Spiritual Temple
At the Spiritual Temple, the
services were fine all day Sunday.
Sister Stent preached an excellent
sermon Sunday night. and little
Miss Hopkins was baptized by
Or. Johnson in Detroit on Nov. 22
10 "a at st. Aubin and Antietam
streets. All are invited TO be pres
emit.
Mt. Zion Baptist
Assistant pastor, s. r. Kemp,
preached a masterful sermon sun
day morning. subject, "The Lords
Promise TO the Christian Church."
text l Numbers 21:28-29. visiting
the service was Mrs McNoland.
The Girls Reserves had splen-
did program in the afternoon. The
pastor. the Rev. G. A. Stevenson,
returned Sunday morning to his
pulpit All we're glad TO see him
back again.
Don't forget TO visit the sick OF
the community.
Corinne Campbell is church re-
porter.
Girl Reserves
The Harriet Tubman Girl Re-
serves. under the leadership of Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Ecorse News
By MILO CASTOR

Pazzo. opened their session Sunday
by singing. Onward Christian Sol
diers." which was followed by pray
err by the Rev. Mr.. Stevenson. on
Nov. 1. The president led in giving
the code. slogan and purpose OF the
Girl Reserves. NJ. Moore and d.
Reddick sang a duet. entitled. Well
Done"
The speaker OF the hour was Mr..
Bridges. a member OF the Dumas
post. who substituted for Mr.. Swan,
OF the YMCA. who was III. Mr..
Bridges gave general review OF
the slogan and purpose OF the Girl
reserves. The Rev. Mr.. Stevenson
also made timely remarks on THE
Place OF Youth in the World OF To-
day" A collection OF 1910 was
raised.
Good VIII Club
The Ecorse Good Will club met
last Tuesday. The party given by
the club last Saturday was a sue
cess. All who attended enjoyed the
affair. The next meeting will be at
pm. Tuesday at 1856 Ninth street.
Little Beverly Jane Griffin, 1904
Ninth street. celebrated her sixth
birthday with party on Saturday.
Nov. 9. She received many lovely
presents. The children enjoyed
games and delicious luncheon
with gay party favors for each lit.
tie guest. Those present included
Robert and Shirley Hickson. Law
renee and Doris Stroud. Julia and
Geraldine Tucker. Benjamin Craw-
ford. John Roberts. Jeanette Bobo
Florence and Savannah Garriott
Ruby and Thomas Branham, Annie
Lee and Norman Branham, Star
mania and Lawrence Griffin. Eliza
beth and Edward Arnold. Bernard
Hickson and Harold Kemp.
Miss Allah wells invites her
many friends 10 attend special
musical program she Is giving at
Northrup school, Thursday. Nov,
2s. at 1880 pm. Admission will be
free. The program Is in connection
with a WPA project OF recreation,
Participants on the program will be
two outstanding local quartets. a
soloist and other features. All
children will be in old-fashioned
costumes. representing the folk OF
the Little wooden Church House.
Come and hear the children sing
In the spirit Of our forefathers.
an African song. rendered in an
original costume.
original costume. Miss Wells will
sing "All Fatiah."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
RnxInr

We wish TO announce TO all boys
wishing to train for the Golden
Gloves Boxing tournament that the
ring at the Clifford ST. Center is
now completed and Is open TO all
who desire 10 use II any day from
500 pm. A competent instruc-
tor is always present TO help get
them in the pink OF condition. The
elementary school age boys are us
ing tho ring daily from 3:30-5.p.m.
The ring has been enlarged. the top
rope covered with felt and a large
mirrow installed. Showers and al
so locker space.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
FLINT, NEWS
A. TURNIPsEED. Representative 1902 Main Street

According TO reports the pastors
OF the city are planning 20 shower
down on church members who con-
tinue to support dances instead OF
the church. One minister told me
that his members said they could
not attend the church meeting be-
cause OF dance being given by a
certain well-known club. The KnIc-
kerbocker Garden where many OF
the dances given can only be rent
ed by colored on Monday. the night
whites don't use II. The pastor al
so stated that the ones who spend
enormous sums sponsoring or at
tending these dances never had
anything for the church. Likewise
they are the first to seek the min
listers aid when they get into some
trouble.
Notes on This and That
Mrs. Marie Bluford Is a surgical
patient at Hurley hospital Her
condition Is improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grier are
the proud parents of a baby girl.
Both mother and daughter are do
ing nicely.
Mrs. Beatrice Norman is report
ed on the sick list. She has been
confined TO her home for several
DAYS.
Miss Emily Galloway OF Library
street spent Sunday. Nov. II in De-
troii She was guest eoloist az the
evening worship hour to the Tenn
pie Methodist church.
The Senior choir Of Mt. Olive I'M
der the direction OF Mrs. 2. c. Rob-
inson will furnish the music for
the Union Thanksgiving service at
the Court ST. Methodist church on
Thanksgiving morning. Rev. ]. II.
Jackson OF Philadelphia will be the
principal speaker.
Miss Bertha Shaw IL In the city
visiting her sister. Mrs. William
Mae Green. who is conyalescing
after several weeks Of illness.
The Young Women's Guild are
preparing for special services and
tea at Quinn Chapel AME church,
Sunday. Nov oath at pm. Every
one is welcome.
Or. G. " Baber and Senior choir
will he guests OF the Senior choir
OF Quinn Chapel AME church.
Tuesday, Nov Is at 1880 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Slants On Ypsilanti
By MRS. EUGENIA O'BANNON

to Delray, Monday night. and at
tended the meeting OF the YPWW
unity meeting. They report II was
fine session.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Thomas. OF Ink
ster. were visitors at the church
Sunday night.
The Sewing circle will meet
Thursday at the home OF Mother
Anderson on Frederick street.
A rally was sponsored Saturday
night. Nov. Is. by the Missionary
ladies. Visitors were present from
Ann Arbor, Detroit, Inkster. Toledo
and a brief program was rendered.
The Rev. Alex Thomas. OF Inkster.
was guest speaker. The state band
rendered several selections.
The Rev. Mr.. Carr and the
Rev. Mr.. Pettigrew were Whitaker
visitors. Sunday.
The Ypsilanti Dramatic club will
stage a play at Second Baptist
church on Dec. 26. A silver Offer
ing will be taken. to help the Cos
pei chorus to purchase robes. The
program will begin at pm.
The title OF the play Is "Simon's
Wife's Mother" Your presence Is
solicited. Or. l.. c. Perry is busi-
ness manager; Mrs. F. Davis. d.
rectress.
Pompey Frazier. OF Anderson,
SC. is here visiting his sister.
Mrs. oscar Lindsey. 200 Buffalo
street.
The singing units OF Second Bap-
list church will hold their usual
monthly program Sunday. Nov. "a.
The College Girls club will rem
der a program at Brown Chapel,
Sunday night. under auspices OF the
ohntr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Oscar Ligrett,
1874 Russell St

I@WW Hha'"tAt W
STATE OF MICHIGAN In the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne IN Chancery.
JONATHAN THADDEUS AU-
DAM. Plaintiff. VS.. EVELYN AU-
DAM. Defendant.
NO. sO5.090
At a session OF said Court held
nc the Court House In the City OF
Detroit on the End day OF Nov. AID.
1910.
Present: Honorable JAMES r.
CHENOT. Circuit Judge.
IL appearing to this Court from
the AFFIDAVIT on Ale that the defen-
dant. Evelyn Audain. cannot be To-
Gated after a dIlIgent search and
inquiry: but that the last known
address OF the defendant was 1876
New York Avenue, Brooklyn. New
York.
ON MOTION or OSCAR E. LIG-
GETT. Attorney for the plaintiff.
1T rs ORDERED that she appear
and answer the Bill Of Complaint
fled Ia this cause within three (3)
months from the date OF this Or
der. or said Bill will be taken AZ
confessed: and that a copy OF said
Order. ne sent 10 the last known
address Of the said defendant By
registered mail. and In case no
registered return receipt signed by
the defendant Il received, that this
order he published as required by
law.
=. JAMES &c. CHENOT.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy)
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
Deputy Clerk 11-23--l-A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23

The ladies OF the Missionary So
ciety to the women's council met
Thursday. Nov. IL. A pleasant
meeting was held.
John Williams IL reported quite
Ill at st. Joseph hospital.
BE sure to see the play "Sparlng
the Rod" Friday, NOV. 20. at Har-
riet school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23

The Girl Scout Troop No. 10
wishes to thank Mrs. Gertrude
Franklin. Carl FELTON,. Theodore
Taylor, Charles Mills and the Rev.
Mr.. Lawrence for their splendid
cooperation in helping them with
transportation 10 their skaling par
~ at Flint Park last Saturday.
They also wish to thank those who
attended their several such parties
and also. announcing that the girls
will not promote another until
next year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Minstrel Show

Stop. Look and Listen folk somes
thing big is going to happen before
very long. II is Big Minstrel
Show. Watch this paper for further
information concerning the date
and place All participants are ask.
ed 70 meet Sunday afternoon al the
Clifford 81. Center az 200 o'clock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Bow Scout Troop No. AZ

Several new boys Joined the
troop last Wednesday night and
several more promised to Join this
week. We are asking all boys de-
string TO Join the troop TO do so
at once that they may get a good
start with the other boys.
The boys OF the Golden Arrow
club went 10 St. John Center last
Thursday for wood-ehop instruc-
ton. Aside from making useful ar
ticles the boys enjoyed II very
much are looking forward to visit
again. All other boys clubs as well
as girls clubs will get to visit the
woodshop In their regular turn.
However. only the boys and girls
who attend their club meetings
will be allowed TO enjoy this priv
ilege. So. perk-up boys and girls
with your club attendance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
ATTENTION!

Be sure to read each INSTALL
ment Of the fascinating serial
story, 1.-THE Knight Was Black"
by Alma Bean Loving, which
began In the Oct 20 issue OF The
Detroit Tribune Keep each
copy In which the story appears
and see II you can forecast how
the story will end. Send In your
installments 4 weeks before the
serial ends. Readers will he ad-
vised OF the date later.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Young PEOPLES CIee Climb

Miss Dorothy Green is asking all
young people desiring 10 Join the
Young Peoples Glee club TO meet
her at the Clifford ST. Center. FRI
day at 4:30 pm. Miss Green Is very
capable and will make II very in-
teresting for those who attend.
The NACG Girls club will meet
each Monday at $3.50 pm. All girls
are asked TO be on time and bring
another girl along
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23

This is Just to remind the read-
ing public that the Branch Library
is open at the Clifford ST. Center
Tuesday zoos pm; Thursday
1O--e pm. and Saturday 12-s p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
River Rouge
notice
Bv Mr.. and Mrs. William Boone
Beechwood Center

Notice
,.oeral public is invited ted 70
y seps ,se recreational activi-
ID 81 . "a nv the wPA and the
,p0n'. school. These activities
hrap ,Ss supervisIon Of Henry
srs, james Jackson ana MISS
Wen Nov. %. at 1880 pm.
ul' ~, 10 a musical program at
.' "" IN school. In addition to
No N.as,c' the program will be
nu mi OF ghostly thrills and
sS , humor. Come and see
'o .s,,drep provide a most en-
,. ..'. evening. Admission free.
We wells is directing the pro-
Job Opportunity
4, Out.of-school youth, young
and women, between the ages
a. s's YOU 10 secure employment
-. ne National Youth Admin
L' ,sa II you will visit the
s,s ,so center and request in
.s,Ion concerning same. Some
4. iris will be assigned to as
I, carrying out the program
\. = ..nter. Boys will work part
! !. recreation and part-time In
!. chase OF the national defense
[,r,m. which may afford an OPP
L,uulty 10 learn any trade Of
N n the River Rouge high
III trade department.
1, you have no job and want to
n from getting into the rut In
|vhIch loaflng usually leads. in
nitrate this notice further. Hours
n Ne arranged. so that one may
Eir bis or her present part-time
Tx
Community Fund Drive Ends
Men the first effort OF the River
ns vest side TO represent itself
In official branch for the solic-
hon Of funds for the Detroit
immunity Fund ended Tuesday,
results proved that great sue
1 had been made. A grand total
i,ss05 was raised. The Beech
ID center's board OF directors
The director wish 10 thank the
nniitee members who served as
cltors. and the general public
ch so generously cooperated
} them. II was a concrete ex-
PIE OF what can be done when
blend our strength into one con-
I'D effort TO improve the facili-
making for a better commu-
'iih every success. there is some
E something 10 remind us that
bis had been done, We might
done better. Likewise. there is
gretful reminder that we might
! done even better. had II been
'ible for us 10 report through
own branch on the money that
our community as contribu-
: TO the fund. Let us not have
sane regret next year. II has
estimated that an additional
was contributed this year. in
ton TO the amount cleared
Ugh the local soliciting COM
y. May our motto be "Credit
lver Rouge all she Debts"
Community Fund Report
e names OF all contributors to
drive, to the amount OF fifty
or more will be printed in
Tribune on successive weeks,
ID the list be too long 10 in
all In one issue. Worthy OF
al note are the two contribu-
q s95 by Or. S. B. Milton,
man Of our drive, and Mrs. A.
ray Vaughn. Several dona-
OF IS we're also received.
viewer, II must be understood
veryone that these donations
would not have made our
success. but II was the
gate OF these donations and
small but equally important
all OF which helped to make
ocal campaign a success.
donations are as follows:
.. :. Milton. personal pledge.
M 1850 from his employees,
" a total OF $3.50.
) a. B. Gray Vaughn, personal
s2b and solicited contribu-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Church OF God In Christ

The Church OF God in Christ
closed the fourth anniversary Of
the pastors pastorate. Elder John
w. Gaudy. recently. with great
success. The Rev. Mr. Gaudy and
the church officers extend heartfelt
thanks To the members and friends
who cooperated 10 make the ami
versarv a success. Many ministers
and their congregations attended
the services. A banquet will he
held Friday, Nov. 2 at 8 pm. All
ministers are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-01

CAL Patrick. with an afternoon
off from Gallant Sons" passed II
in a projection room viewing Pete
Smith baseball subjects