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Evening star., 1940-11-18
Southern Loop Title at Stake
In Smile College Park Race

Long distance runners from seven
schools were to chase one another
around a smile backwoods course
at College Park this afternoon in
their quest for the Southern Confer
ence cross-country championship.
Starting time was pm.
North Carolina, defending cham
pion. was slight favorite. with in
dications pointing to a strong battle
for the laurels between the Tar
Heels and Maryland. Duke, Virginia
Poly, Virginia Military Institute,
Evening star., 1940-11-18
F. B. |. Job Will Take
0'Brien Of Eagles
From Pro Grid
Posser Making $4,000
To Get $1,000 Yearly
As Special Agent
Bv the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10
Davey OBrien is bidding good-by
10 football headlines to accept the
anonymity Of a Federal Bureau Of
Investigation special agent"
Announcement that the young
professional star had passed the
preliminary investigation and eX-
animation was made by F. B. I.
officials Yesterday at Washington
but OBrien declined comment. eX-
planning he had not been notified
officially.
You know more about that than
do. but this is my last year as a
pro" he parried.
Giving Up $4,000 Salary.
The news came to the 23-year-old
Texan in the dressing room of the
Philadelphia Eagles shortly after the
hapless birds had lost their ninth
consecutive professional league game
to the Detroit Lions.
The 15O-pound quarterback first
broke into the headlines at Texas
Christian University. where his un-
erring passing and general all
around play earned him all-Amer-
lea ranking his senior year.
He came to the Eagles in 1889
on a 2-year contract, repeatedly
paying him $4,000 annually. It
terminates after the Eagles final
game at Washington. December !.
Accepted as a special agent"
because he is neither a lawyer nor
an accountant. two general G-men
prerequisites, OBrien who studied
geology in college, is scheduled to
report first at the F B. L training
barrack at the Quantico. Va,
Marine base. His salary will be
$1,000 annually.
The Texan was married shortly
before the 1910 season opened to
Frances Buster, his college sweet
heart.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
DAVENPORT. Iowa. Nov. 18-St
Ambrose. the small Iowa college
where football winning streaks are
habitual is a game away from its
greatest recOrd-an unde1eated, un-
tied and unSCored upon season.
The Bees. coached by Larry
Noon Mullins, a member Of ma
tiOnal championship teams al NOtre
Dame IN 1929 and 1890. are the only
team in the country with a chance
10 come through with a perfect 1870
record.
Two Foes Pass 20-Yard Line.
IN eight games they've piled up
134 points while holding their foes
scoreless. Only two teams have gone
beyond the St. Ambrose 20-vard line.
St. Norbert's Of Wisconsin got to the
s and st. Thomas of St. Paul drove
10 the g.
Only Loras College of Dubuque.
traditional Catholic rival, remains
for the Bees to conquer. THEY'LL
play at Dubuque next Sunday and
the Bees will need all their power
and cunning to get by this one with
out Loras At least spelling St. AM
brOse's spOtless defense record
Seasons without a defeat arent
particularly extraordinary AT St
Ambrose In the last At games
starting with the third game Of the
Evening star., 1940-11-18

Washington and Lee and William
and Mary completed the field
V. NJ. I, incidentally, won the
Blk Six race in Virginia earlier
in the month and was regarded as a
strong dark horse for the conference
crown.
Tommy Fields, Maryland ace, had
not been beaten this season, while
Phil Thomas, William and Mary
star. had the individual Big Six
championship as his credentials and
Muller of Washington and Lee was
second in the same race.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Skins Get First Sweep
Over Western Foes

By beating the Chicago Bears,
7 10 ;. yesterday the REDSKINS cot
a clean sweep over their Western
opposition for the first time in their
eieht-year history in the National
Football League.
The Chicago Cardinals and De-
trolt previously were victims CT the
Redskins this year. Thus. the REQ
skins become the first Eastern team
IN TWO years TO win all Of their in
tersectional games, the Giants be-
ing the last Eastern team to accom-
plsh that feat-in 1888.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Goree, L.S.U. Guard, 18th Dixie
Choice for North h-South Tilt

begin pre- game workouts Decem-
ber q.
Goree. tWo-tlme al-Southeastern
Conference guard. joins Sherodd Of
Texas Christian and Kinard of Mis-
sissippi as guards for the GRAY team.
Carl Snavelv of Cornell and Lynn
Waldorf OF Northwestern Will COL
laborate for the third successive
year as coaches for the Yankee"
team. They won the first Blue
Gray game and lost to the South
last wear.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Title Bound

Touchdown-Todd (sub for Johnston).
Barber) (placemenO. Field goal-Manders
(sub for McAfee) (placement).
Substitutions: Chicago-Siegal. Manske,
Nowaskey, Kavanaugh Pool, Stydahar,
Mihal Forte. Baisi, Bausch, Famiglietti,
Clark. Manders Manisci. Snyder. Sher-
man. Swisher, Mclean. Washington
MaSterSon, McChesney Russell, Young,
Stralka Shugart. Carroll, Parks. Pinckert,
Filchock Moore, Todd Meade
Referee-Mr. Friesen Princeton. Um-
pire-Mr. Robb penn State). Linesman-
Mr. Miller penn Statel.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Petworth Busketers Toll

PetWorth A. c. courtmen will
practice at 4:3O tomorrow afternoon
at the Salvation Army gym in prep
aration for the Heurich League
season.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Skins Road 10 Title
Is Eased, but Jam
Looms in West
Bears, Packers Expected
To Fight to Lost Game
In Inland Sector
By the Associates Press.

CHICAGO, Nov 18-Posslbility OF
the Western Division race Of the
National Football League not being
decided until the final game Of the
season appeared strong today, but
the Washington Redskins should
chnch the Eastern championship no
later than next Sunday
Conquerros Of the Chicago Bears
by a 7-3 score YESTERDAY the Red
skins need only to tie or win either
Of their remaining games or have
Brooklyn tie or lose one Of its last
two with the Chicago Cardinals or
New York Giants to regain the
championship they last held in 1887.
The Bears, however. lead the de-
Tending champion Green Bay Pack
ers by only one game and had the
latter beaten the Giants would have
been tied with the Would-be usurpers
Of their title.
Giants Upset Packers.
But that 7-3 upset by New York
left Green BAY with the necessity Of
beating both Detroit and Cleveland
while the Bears are losing either 10
Cleveland or the Chicago Cardinals
if the Western race IS to end in a
deadlock.
New York scored on the third
play Of the game to beat the Pack
ers. Leland Shafer recovering Larry
BuhlerS tumble Of the opening kick
of on the Bays 6. Two PLAYS later
Len Barnum passed to Shaffer for
the touchdown, The Packers 3
points didn't come until Clark
Hinkle kicked a 31-yeard field goal
with only ) minutes to play.
Detroit hung onto its faint hopes
for the Western crown by handing
| Philadelphia its ninth straight set
/ back, 2l-0. The Lions have only one
/ more game to play with the Pack
/ ers next Sunday. and thev must win
' 1t to remain in the running.
Parker Beats Rams.
With Ace Parker playing one Of
his greatest games, the BROOKLYN
. Dodgers Oyercame a I4-O lead held
/ by the Rams at half-time veSter-
/ day TO win the leagues Scorlugest
/ game. 29-l4 Parker sent his team
INTO the scoring column for the first
time by returning an intercepted
pass SO yards for a touchdown and
he set up the next two with passes
Another luterCeptIOn by him paved
the way for the final marker in the
fourth period
II was, however. a field goal by
the brOken-toed Ralph KerchevaI
thai sent BROOKLYN ahead for the
first time al 1914.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Grid Pros Make
Pluyoff Plans

Details OF the playof game for
the National Football League
championship to be PLAYED at the
home field Of the Eastern
Division winner on December 8
were to oe ironed out at a meet
ing here today Of representatives
Of all teams with title chances.
Carl Storck. president Of the
league, who nearly was run of
the Red7kin bench by Trainer
Doc Mauro yesterday before he
Was recognized by Coach Ray
Flaherty, was to preside at the
Conclaye a. the Mayf7OWer Hotel.
Prices Of tickets constituted the
chief topic Of the meeting.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Cardinal A. {. Triumphs, 80

CarGina. A. c. defeated Nor--east
PanjA'rS eleven. 60, YESTERDAY AZ
FalrlaTn field. to annex It's e.crth
straight victory. The lone touch
down was scored BY FIanaZan.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Sunday Football
By the Associated Press.

bS lHe ASSOCldLeC EIeSS.
Scranton. q: NIAGARA O. tie
g. Bonaventure, u s. Vincent q.
S.. Arslem. s: Providence =
Santa Clara, 10; St. Mary's (Calf), 7.
LATE SATURDAY SCORES.
Florida, 46; Miami. &.
NeVberry. 80. Erskine O.
Maryville. "a Tusculum Is
Iowa State Teachers. p: Omaha, 7.
Shurtlef. 13 Principia. Z
Texas A. and I, IA; St. Mary's
Arizona State CTempe). Al; Greeley
State (Colo), o
San Jose, (calif) State, IA: Fresno
State, T.
San Diego State. 80: whittier q.
California Poly, 20; California Aggies, 7.
Pomona, s; Occidental o.
Pacific Lutheran. IA; Central Wash
ington q.
Eastern washington. 2: western Wash
lngton, 8.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
By the Associated Press.

" II-F flsSUOId ItII 7 -
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 18-
The South squad which will play
team of North footballers in the
annual Blue-Gray game here De-
cember % gained its 18th player
as j. w. Goree, Louisiana States
stellar guard, accepted an invitation
to take part in the classic.
Raymond Bear Wolf, North
Carolina coach, and Jess Neely OF
Rice have been named as coaches
for the Southern squad, They will
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Sacred Hearts Score

Sacred Heart gridmen won. I8 to
0. over the Silver Spring Merchants
Yesterday on the Palisades field.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Taft Cubs Want Action

Taft Cubs, 11O-pound gridders,
challenge the Calvin Coolidge A. c.
and will furnish the field Call
Jimmy Gilmore at Dupont 088e.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterdav

Results YESTERDAY.
Boston. o. Columbus, q. tie.
New York a. Buffalo postponed indef-
nitely, snov-oovered field
Coming Games.
THURSDAY New York at Columbus Buf-
falo a. Milwaukee
Ssfurdav-Boston az New York.
Sunday-BUfalo A. Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Pro Football
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Eastern Division.
Results YESTERDAY

Results Yesterdsy
WASHINGTON. :: Ch.cago Bears. 3.
New York, q. Green Bay. 3
BROOKLYN. % Cleveland. "A.
Detroit q. PhllsdelphIs. O.
Games Next SUNDAY.
WASHINGTON a. New YORK
Cl.caE0 Cardinals ~ BROOKLYN
Ei' Shu-Eh a. Philadelphia
Green Bav a Detroit
C.efelanG a. Chicago Bears
Evening star., 1940-11-18
DIXIE IFAGIE

Portsmouth Cubs, 10. Richmond Ar
rows,
Al Portsmouth, Na.-Washnston Presi-
dents, 10. Norfolk ShamrOCkS =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-13
Today's
Oddities

sKaGEN. Denmark-Fisherman
Olofson from Tsngen reported to-
day that he got a prize haul in his
net. but it got away.
He had dropped the net from
his sailing ship northeast Of
skagen. and something began
pulling it with extraordinary
force.
The net held. and soon a
periscope and the contours OF
submarine appeared just be-
low the surface
For 10 minutes olfoson's boat
was in tow. Then the net wires
gave way and the catch, Of un-
determined nationality, disap-
peared.
HELSINkI, Finland--A Finnish
outpost in well camouflaged
underground machine-gun nest on
the northern front heard strange
noises on top of their hideout.
Peering out cautiously, they
were astonished to find Russian
troops unwittingly manning a
machine-gun post Of their own on
the roof, 1t was asserted today.
The Firms tossed up a hand gre
made. it was said, and ended the
situation.
WICHITA FALLS, Texas
Robert Stokes, Negro, went to the
hospital last night after a shooting
scrape.
He exhibited a hand through
which a bullet had passed, and
physicians bandaged it for him.
Stokes thanked the doctors and
left. Two hours later he was
back
my wife said also was
shot In the back" Stokes said.
would you please fix that
up, too"
There were two bullet holes in
Stokes back. A bullet had gone
in and out of the back without
penetrating the chest wall.
The doctors patched him up,
Stokes thanked them and went
home.
LA GRANDE, Ore.-Sooner or
later 1t was bound to happen, and
Postmaster General James A..
Farley's face must be red.
Robert e. Brandford, La Grande,
Union County Democratic chair
man. today received a Christmas
card from Farley. mailed is days
previously.
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. SERIAL STORY
BlackOut
BY RUTH AYERS
Copyright, 1899. NEA Service. Inc.

Continued From Page 81
said. IN give him the history Of
your injury and all the facts about
it so when he comes back to Lon
don he'll be posted on the case.
But now, my dear, all the help he
can give you isn't going to bs
worth anything If you don't CO.
operate. You're terribly run down
no color, no appetite, and your
nerves playing havoc with you"
Mary nodded. With every pass
ing minute, she was feeling q
stronger pang at this parting. She
might never see him again.
Her husband! II understand, she
began. I'm do as you order"
You're to get plenty of exer-
cise--go to the cinema to relax
drink milk and fairly stuff on
nourishing food. I want you in
perfect condition when DR.. O'Con-
nell takes you to the hospital"
He stood up. It's time for me
TO leave"
ITO Be Continued
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PAGE TWELVE


Wee Bonnie Baker, petite vocalist
with Orrin fuckers orchestra. now is
heard each Saturday night with the
Hit Parade program. over stations XVI
KIRO at 9. The Parade features the
ten hit tunes of the week. Bonnie and
her boss. 0rrin Tucker, were signed
by Hit Parade sponsors after they had
revived the 22-year-old tune, "0h,
Johnny" into a 1889 song hit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-13

K MO Breakfast Club
SIS. Bread % Life
kNI-Top OF ne AoTn.
.lg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-13
Saturday
4 p Nj.

K MO - Trojan Horses.
4.i5, Cats n TANNERS,
kVI-Peopies Platform.
KOMO-Betty Barrett.
KJR-Message OF Israel
KIRO-People's Platform
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radio prepared saons latest .lsei.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Petry Fisher Patient
In Thomas Hospital
From Foot Infection

Pctry Fisher. well-known De-
troit politician and member OF The
executive ofhce OF Sheriff Andrew
G. Baird. who was taken from his
home. PSI f Frederick street. to
the Edyth X. Thomas hospital. Mon
day evening, by his brother Ernest
Fisher AZ The request Of DR. +. A.
Tolbert. Pete. as he is affeciionate-
~ called by thousands OF friends
in Detroit and elsewhere in Michi-
gan. is reported by Dr. Alfred f.
Thomas, lr 10 he suffering from
a severe infection Of tho right foot.
Friends. will recall that Mr.. Fisher
worked rclentlesslv during The rc-
cent campaign in interest of presi-
dent Roosevelt and Govcrner-elect
Murray u. VanWagoner. who Is his
personal friend II is commonly
lumored in Paradise Valley that
Mr. Fisher viii soon resign his
position in the Sheriffs office. 10
accept more lucrative one With
The state under the Van Wagner
regime
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
PONTIAC
r., =. r. HARRIS

Mrs Thomas Bradley. Of Mobile,
Ala is visiting her son and daugh-
ter Harvey Bradley and Mrs. wiz
lie Mae S'rawder, She vas enter
tanned by her daughter-in-la law Mrs.
Henrietta Bradley on Armisiice
nav and on NOV IL she was also
honored AZ dinner party given by
Henry Reed Guests were: Mrs Al
heria Ross Mrs Lizzie HAYS. Mrs.
Robert Hoover. Mrs Jessie Whit
ers Mrs SANDY Meyers and Mrs.
Viola Mckinney
Rev. Ford p Reed pastor Of New
Hope Baptist Baptist church. de-
livered las' SUNDAY mornings ser
mon. subject Roads" The Rev
Jesse Lang spoke AZ s pm
Rev r y Rroyles. pastor ~
Trinity Baptist preached az his
church SUNDAY morning on the
subject Have You BROUGHT That
Pearl The NJ Zion Baptist choir.
~ Toledo Ohio sang at : pm.
Tho pastor ~ Newman AMF.
church preached SUNDAY morning
and evening A. II am Thanksgiv-
me Dsy no also spoke to a very
apprecia i've congregation a spec
ial THANKSGIVING program will he
rendered AZ the church on Nov. e.
Rev Carr war called 10 Albion
on Nov rs
The second anniversary " Or.
r Timhorlake as pastor ~ Now
Re'hol Baptist church. Al Branch
and Warner streets cyan Monday.
Nov IS. and will continue 10 Dec.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Whitaker News
Ry FERN CARTER

The Girls trio Of whitaker con
sis'ing Of Fern carter Wanda
Smi'h and Edwin BRYANT render.
ed 'Vo selections ~ the VI Zion
bsp'isi church In Ecorse last sun
dsv Selections were When I've
Done Ny Best and I'm a sinner
Sa}ed ny Grace
Tho Roy J a Parker. pastor ~
'anphell chapel preached from
me theme Holy Ground His
text was found in Exodus So
sunday. evening mo Rev Parker
and Junior choir iournevod to Mon
zoe 20 Worship with ITO Rev Mr..
Smith and congregation Of rarey
Chapel
Mr. and Mrs Allen and Isaac
Walker ~ Detroit were guess ~
Mr. and AIRS. Reeves last Saiur-
da,
llso VISITING az the Reeves home
las sunday We're Mr. and Mrs
shepard Thompson ~ Detroit and
Mrs IIargrovc
Mr. and Mrs John Iiii Of DO
itoii we're guests Of their parents.
Mr. and Mrs Charles BRYANT last
Sunday
The Nhirakerans sympathize
With Harold Carter Jr.. and James
Ledford for having spent An un-
comfortable night in he Ann Arhor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Dr. D, Marlowe, DeD,;'
Thanks Voter, )
Passing ProposalNI.'

Dr. Joseph A. NARROW.
osr OF the committee TIA, an ny
90 me ,,ampaign FOR ps.' 'p'a''
proposal Number 4. IN m.
election. thanks the vo,. ,le re-.
isan for their fine co.on s p Nj
approving this aci. '''"oa
In a press interview ,h,.
DR.. Marlowe said Wis w
The passing Of his lss,.,...
makes MIchisan tbe ,o S@'' !.
state to approve such an !. .'' !
the protection Or is ci,i,s,, !, !.
INSCRIPTIONS ana m,.,. y
ae"'al advertising T. also h.l..
dignity the DENIAL pro,o..io. !"
take il away igon no h,,s =
sure advertising. sn,h as ~
10 promote No SAFE NJ IN, ,.'a' " y
ana clothing 'rh p,oplo = " y. Y
gan and mo Nerlo pfe.. avg, WY
nnlen credit fo no frs ~
which they supported NJ. y, way
a. as, one 81 me 'hree 'aoasa9s !. '.
us's who ~osstd 'ar N. .'. ~
OF ms PROPOSE 7 rn ,h,,! .s''' 7
Tor 'ne'r fne conpe-s ian
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23

Phi Delta kappa presents 1.-THE
Reluctant Dragon" Art Institute.
Nov. ~ and 20.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
ALBION news
By ALICE /. CANT

Funeral services for Tom Todd.
who died Tuesday al Sheldan Mem
orial hospital were held Thursday
afternoon at Lewis Chapel AME
church The Rev. Nelson officiat-
Cd
VI Todd was born in Jefferson
VILE Ga April II 1905 came to
Albion in 1922 His Wife died nine
wears ago
Surviving are son. Clark. his
father charles Todd. TWO sisters.
Mrs Lille wilson and Mics Maggie
Todd Rural vas a Riverside Gem
eferv.
Mrs Fffie Saunders and Mrs
Della Ni''isnlS are spending Two
weeks VISITING relatives and friends
in ne south Louis Benne' return
cd - Ahinn Wednesday from New
York cry after being their for
nine years He IS ne son ~ Mrs
Namoi Simmons
Mrs Es'elle Tate wife ot lanes
Tate died WcGnesdas after week
~ serioHs lines she Is survived
'tf ~ 'ifN-N W. IIif.I lif NJ ~itl -
Amanda Fyoiene and Lille. three
brothers Alex. HENRY and Robert
Mr. and Mrs Preston ruriun and
meme Rernice lof' Albion Friday
evening Tor two weeks visit in
Georgia
Fred Howard and Willie sonny
Rov freeman spent last Weekend
N Chicago with friends
Mrs Lillian Kelly ~ Albion died
Tuesday AZ HoleShnre Ala where
she was visiting her sister Born IN
Shor'erst ilo Alabama Ian 9S IS
81 NnS Kelly came 70 Alhion from
Pensacola Florida in 1917
Surviving arc 2 husband. James
Kelly. daughter Mrs 'iaifie Wat
ers. Six grand children and wo
great grandchildren Funeral ar
ranrements have mot hecn complet-
cd
Rufus 6 Foster VAS formally in-
ii'ated into the. National honor So
cie'v Tuesday evening A reception
was held afterwards
.
FIJI Delta kappa presents THE
Reluctant Dragon" Art Institute.
Nov. ~ and 30.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23

which had been subsequently, plow-
cd uader by the Agricultural Ad-
ilsiant administration Waller
abandoned the claim early IN the
summer and went 70 Baltimore.
Mi % work
he returned from Baltimore in
lgi, 20 find that DAVIS had eyic'ed
his Nife and 65-year Oh mother,
and Was Withholding me family :
share of the wheat crop they had
raised he theu decided 20 ,isi' his
employer and demand satisfaction
He later testified that he took
along rHn because o. paws re-
pet'ed threats
TAcfe Nero no yi0se Witnesses TO
'Ae n'ersieN waller reports ihAt
navs spilled ~ has request gor The
wheat W'f won't giyc yog
fanr hHS when The white nan
rescned n'0 his gun . poke,
Waller sho' him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Presbyterian Church


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-auNsE 'lnS -erN,ee Was nsla az
y 'onh frssnN'erlan cnarcn
lr S''fN in"rnlhs Nov 81 ne
.'.'V"itE hAfcA ana pastors
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3N' ~ y AMf. ne Key Mr.,
n 4. Nh,fqonia Bap' s. ne
h'F = = 4 oifnAn nufe ~
~. s'R ne Key Mr Naisler
tha ne II HNn'N Porter So
"9ln esoN'efl9n chNrNn
ae Key Ni Porter preached bis
S'''isN morning sermon from
F.NoNis * -. SNniee' The
'f'' ''oa " ne fiaNis of Man
ne fNo course ~ BIS remarks. he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Detroiter Attends
Mothers Funeral

Allen Walker SEQ Ersk'ne street
returned home sunday from Wash
ington y c after attending the
funeral o, his mother The late Mrs
Arena walker. which took place IN
that city last week
Mrs Walker had been resident
~ Washington fnr sfy years being
mother and member ~ NJ Airy
Ranfisf rhnrrh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
The Esquires Sing At
Evangelical Church

The Esquires group OF local
male singers under the leadership
~ Edward P. Newton. sang num-
her Of selections SUNDAY al ker-
cheval Evangelical church twhiiel
located AZ Lakewood & Kerchevai
streets The pastor Of the church
commended the singing Of the rs.
auires and urge dthem TO continue
with their work after which he
presented them with a Gift Of five
dollars. After the singing. the
Young men we're served tea
The Esqnires also entertained
les Soeurs club AZ their club tea
~ Tie FranklIn settlement.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Loyal Hearts To Hear
Mrs. Smith, New York

The ROYAL liearis cluh will spon-
sor formal tea AZ tho YWCA sun
day. Noy g. Mrs r Van Ockey
smith. of Now York CITY. viii no
.ihe speaker Her subject Will DO
Loyal Hearts
Among others who Will appear
on program Will be Miss Magnolia
Sims. ~ Ypsilaufi Miss sims. tall
eniod dramatic reader Is q former
student OF Mich gan stare Normal
She is az present in tho midst Of
series ~ dramatic reciials
jail last Friday No serious charg-
IS were against them
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23

1.-THE Reluctant Dragon - Art
Institute. Nov. - and 30.
All matinee tickets soc.