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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
North End Club

The North End Sccialite club
met al the home OF Mrs. Mary
Warren. 44o2is Main street AS
weekend. The acs,ess served a &C.
l.ghtsul menu.
The Asst. secretary Mrs Euniee
Chambers and Mrs Caari'e
Wright were representatives OF '-e
club April ~ al the CIT meeiirs.
TIE cab nc, AZ TIE home e.
Mrs. Er-ice Chambers li2S !.
campus Ffilev Asr.l -
AZ enjoyable evening vas spent
hv the club a, a recent spring
dance. Af,sr TIE dance they were
the guests az Nr and Mrs John +.
Powell o, 1925 STATE street Mr. anl
Mrs. a. J '-an-begry we've the
horored guess
The Sociaa,e deb Il planning 70
give dance or May 81 Place and
orchestra vlll be announced later.
The weekly meeting VII be a.
the home o. Mrs Thelma Butler,
elS Mcclellan street.
Mrs. j. l. Powell president.
Miss Arnie Cameron, secretar5 :
Mrs c. A. wright. club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
FLINT. MICHIGAN NEWS
Rpssa
A. TUkNlPSEED MAIN STREET
Flint Representative
1902 MAIN STREET
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PAPERS

We shiyered In our oyercoats;
Some OF US nearly frozed
As Old Man Winter called again
To swat US on the nose.
Coal dealers and gas-station men
Were merry as you please
For they were hopping up last
week
on fuel and anti-treeze.
Dies talks OF communistic plotsi
Town burns in Panama;
George Jessel weds sixteen year
old:
There oughtta be law.
Some think. perhaps. the spreading
war
VIII cause F. n 10 think
Without him al the helm. our Ship
OF State'll surely sink.
But Dewey fills the Third Termites
With visible dismay
BY lining UP the farmers with
Their whiskers full OF hay.
Wise guys who add the hggers UP
Proclaim it's nip and tuck.
That Tommie may have strength
enough
Perhaps TO cut the buck.
But he amt in nor halfway safe
As hackers proudly boast:
He's anti-war in Middle West:
Pro-Ally on the coast.
And other issues. lodged before.
VIII rise 70 plague him soor:
Most anything or everything
Can happen here by June.
There's some who fairly ache TO
swat
A certain Mr.. Fly.
4 big gun in the F. G. G.
They Think he rides too high;
The F. c. c. is pro-New Deal.
They ray. and quite unfair
For instance, what's the reason
why
Boake Carter's on the air,
Well hear lots more on censor
ship"
Before the campaigns thro:
They still sling and but different
ly
From what they used 10 do.
Yes. times have changed hygiene
has brought
Kid kissing to a stop:
So now they promise pensions 10
The Riddles Nom and Pop.
Gas Sargent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
YPST'S YOUNG FOLK {
By G. CAMPBELL

Louise Maholey, Mrs. Douglas Will
liams. Mrs. Ella Morton, Miss Clan
iah Clark, Mrs. Vernon Barnes and
Mrs. f.. Cabule OF Detroit. Mrs.
Frank weathers certainly did her
self up proud, as she was guest
soloist with Leroy Smiths orches-
ira at the ball. You should have
heard her sing Careless" Hubby
Frank is An accomplished bari
tone, and he beamed all over!
Breakfast Party
A breakfast was held at the home
OF the John Mortons following the
Sigs formal. This affair was in hon
or OF the patrons and out-of-town
guests. Mr.. & Mrs. Vernon Barnes
and Miss Gertrude Campbell and
Herbert Francois were patrons OF
the dance. The out-of-town guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
weathers, Mr.. and Mrs. Figgs and
many others. With "Prexy" Cop
rich and MIR. Morton In the Kit
chen, the food was lit for king.
Golf
Gene Beatty and Doug Williams
OF the Dunbar center in Ann Ar
Dor. have started busting off the
ole golf bag and clubs. They went
out last Wednesday and played
nine holes. Gene won the troph,
last season. Let's see who's goine
to be the best this year.
-Small Fry
A group OF Ypsi's small fry
called at your writer's home las
Sunday to see her kid sister ant
her little friends. Leonore Richard
son. Louise LOOMS. and Vein;
May. The boys OF whom ] speal
we're none other than Tommy Har
ris. Russell Martin and Richard
Walls. I hope you BOYS didn't mint
my mother in the living room. 70,
know every we'll organized groul
must be chaperoned--eh'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
STRICTLY
PERSONAL

The rehearsals Of the Communi-
ty, chorus was postponed Thursday
April %. The Chorns IS aiming -
become 100 strong for their part
IN the Recreation Councils play.
stand Up and Live.
Andrew Terrence, Sc. state re-
preventative from the hrst district
In Chicago. who was shot and
fatally stabbed IN his otfce re-
Gently. Was widely known 10 Fl.nt
citizens. During his earlier years
Mr.. Terrence worked a, the Du-
rant Hotel under r. c. Chandler.
who al that time was superir-
terdent O. the service department.
This work made Il possible Tor
Terrence 10 further his education.
Mrs. E,,henia Norman charmine
secretary c. DIT. J. L. Leach and
Dr.. wilson. Il now Mn. Mack Rob
e-ts. she ard Nj. Roberts were
married Il holy wedlock Saturday.
April IS At Toledo. Ohio
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Hantramck News

ceremonies. II was n er,,s j
for the Prince Hall Masops
will long be remembered +,
members. -
Politics
IIamtramck can now nj
breathing spell since the rs as
OF the April l election I, ~
Many citizens were anvil
awaiting the outcome OF M
count. The city council ehaw
was the scene OF the coun,lns ,
al advisors as well as the ls,a,
politicians OF the city were NV,
to see that everything was c,,s'
out lawfully. ''
Monday. April Is. the ham. y
ed. with Mayor Walter Kama !.
the winner. The new council n \
persons OF Anthony C. Tener..s
Thaddeus Zajac. George p.nd
Jos. Sawicki and Frank lay
were sworn in immediatel ~
the close OF the recount Tho y
city clerk, Albert Yak. admins,
ed the oath OF office 10 ali cam
dates.
First Inst. Baptist Church
The Senior choir OF tho ~,
Inst. Baptist church. 1895 Mltch'
Will present an Umbrella Ia,
and Popularity contest FRIDAY n
81 at $3.50 pm. There arc m,
girls and ladies participating !
the contest. Prizes are to be ava,
ed.
A very beautiful religious dr,,
was given at the Inst Ran,
church last Sunday evening 4
different auxiliaries OF The ebu,
sponsors various programs IN
interest OF the church. Under
leadership OF the pastor. Rev
III. Wright. the church is progr
sing nicely. Much credit IS due
pastor, officers. and members
the church for their fine spirit
cooperation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Mrs. Thelma Butler
Give n A Birthday
Party B y Husband

A surprise birthday party wac
given in honor OF Mrs. Thelma
Butler at her home. 9ls F.. McClel-
ian. Tuesday night. April 3. by her
husband and sister. Miss Beatrice
{. Snell. A beautifully decorated
cake was presented by Miss Smell.
On the cake were the words Hap
py Birthday Dear Sister"
Those who helped Mrs. Butler
celebrate were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jss-
Sic Jones. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Stroller. Mr. and Mrs. Shedrick
Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. Twin. Mrs
Eunice Chambers, Mrs. Rosetta
Dodson. Mrs. Janet Williams. Mis-.
Charity Wright. Mrs. Mary War
rer. Mrs. Willie Mae Robinson.
Miss Edna Brodgen. Joe Parks,
George Notion and Miss Katie
Gardner. The group danced TO the
saee, strains Of Gwyn Mello's or
chertra.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
By WILLIAM RICHARDSON

DIR. and Mrs. q. W. Morrison and
Mrs. Iris Butler motored 10 Jack
son. Mich. last Monday. to attend
the funeral OF Henry Case
Thomas Ice was taken suddenly
III last Monday evening. At this
writing he Is much improved and
we hope for him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Clara Reddin and Davis Hill,
Jr.. are also on the sick list.
Clubs
The Quest club gave a party on
Saturday. April IL at the home OF
Mrs. Evelyn Cook. 3f44 Trow-
bridge. The party was huge sue
cess and an enjoyable time vas
had by all present. Miss Margaret
Cipson Is president.
The Buzzing Bee club No. ? Is
giving a silver tea at the home OF
Mrs. Marie Strickland 1871 Nit
chell, Sunday. April 21. from 6 10
8 pm. Mrs. Sarah Vaughn is pres
ident. Mrs Capitola Griggs, secre-
tary.
The Wo-He-Lo club will meet
Friday. April 10 at the home OF Mrs
Mary F. Richardson. 1886 Moran
avenue. Mrs. Lila Gipson. presi-
dent: Mrs. Jean Ice. secretary.
The Hamtramck's Craftsman's
club closed their Sunday evening
social hour last Sunday. They plan
TO reopen sometime in the fall
The cub Is sponsoring a cabaret
party at their headquarters. S0s6
Trowbridge avenue, Saturday mite
April 90,
The largest initiation in recent
years was held by the Mason's last
Saturday night at the Masonic hall
30s6 Trowbridge avenue. Thirty.
six members received their first
second and third degrees. Lodges
from Detroit and It's vicinity were
present. Grand Master Wallace and
the grand officers. officiated at the
| initiation. A banquet followed the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Latest Apparel To Be
Shown At The Show
OF Daintye Matrons

Chic STYLES. including everything
from breakfast toys 10 evening
wear. will be shown at the Bene-
&: Style show which will be Civ
en- az the YwCA at $3.50 p. m.
In addition 10 well-planned
musical program. an endeavor has
been made 10 obtain the best
models The proceeds from this
review will 90 TO the colored scouts
o. the city. so that they may bay
new uniforms
This show is being sponsored by
the Daintye Matron's club. group
o, Young matrors who are work
Ing hard 10 make this affair n
success. They have been fortunate
in obtaining the services OF Mrs.
Henry Taylor as commentator.
There will be dancing after the
chou-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20

With vacation all over we find
students and teachers alike trip
ping lightly back TO school and the
old routine. Gwen Redden returned
from her home in Battle Creek:
Irene Morgan. Pauline Hazard.
Thelma Williams and host OF
Others from Detroit. Cleary college
almost had new registration In
the person OF winIfred Brady.
former student Winifred has been
working as n secretary in the Of
fices OF Walton Realty Co. In De-
troit for the past year but took
leave OF absence 10 study. again.
Winnie used to be a Richardson
House girl.
Tea Guests
Mrs. Lucille Richardson. Mrs.
Ella Morton. Mrs. Fern Grady and
Mrs. Inez Brockman were the hon
ored guests at a tea given by the
Girl Scout council OF Ypsilanti at
Starkweather hall. last Tuesday.
They were representatives OF our
Girl Scouts troop l6 and 10) and
the Brownie Pace No. ! at Harriet
school. Mrs. Charles Elliott and
Mrs. Fred Dupont poured.
NAACP Youth Group
Miss Alma Strong will be here
with the NAACP youth group on
Sunday. April 81. and will present
program at the Second Baptist
churcn. AS you know Alma Is plan
ming to organize youth group In
Ypsi. All the students OF the vari-
Gus houses will be present to help
put this over. There will be a
very interesting program.
Ball
The Sigmas certainly gave you
all they promised in the form oil
entertainments last Thursday al
their annual ball at the Armory al
Ann Arbor. We spied among the
crowd Mrs. Anna Dickerson. Mrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Blackwell AMEZ

On sunday the Rev L. F.
Powell presiding elder OF the De-
,roit district held his final quarter
for this conference year. A I'M
ion service was held at three
O'Clock with Quinn chapel. James
chapel CME. Vernon chapel and
Bethel NE worshippIng together.
The Rev T.. L. Lawrence was
speaker For raising ss5 the larg-
est amount over SIS dollars. Mrs.
George Hyche was presented with
q beautiful Bible.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20

Group number one will give .
touch social a; the home OK MI
and Mis-. Omer Thompson. Ala t.
la,h street saturday April 20.
The Junior choir will give a
benefit tea in the DINING roo mol
the church Sunday afternoon from
3 ?. n. 10 s ?. N.
The pastor Dr. VI. R. Rhonenee
preached a very profound sermon
AZ The morning services using for
his theme Il waited patiently
Tse senior cho!r and Gospel Choir
rs brought % The waiting audience
A spiritual sermon through songs,
win Mr.. t;wenola Smith az tie
organ and Mrs. verna Shook al The
pisro Many out OF town guests
were az the services
A . m. the pastor. Senior.
h,nior choirs and Gospel chorus
and members worship al Vernon
chapel A. ". Z. church. the
REV /. l.. Lawrence pastor. IN
their pSe-ouarterly meeting ser
vices PRAYER was offered BY Wm.
Gibson OF Quinn chapel church.
scripture lesson was read by 'ne
rev Powers. pastor o. Blackwell
AMEZ church from 4th chapter o.
pa Timothy. Or. W. r. Rhonense
spoke on Preach the word IL sea-
son an GU; q season In his dis
course he explained how necessary
/, was 20 preach against sin then
live ;he life that the sinners by
received strength and thirst after
righteousness The evangelist Ms.
Collins was also present a. me
SERVICES.
sureay Apr.l 81 Quinn chape'
viii hold their 'Aigd quarterly
services. Dr.. Davit A Bake Will
p-each az The morning services
AZ 2 n the third quarterly
meeting union services VII con-
vene. Tie following ministers ana
their choir and members will be
present the Rev J. $ Dean y
Saginaw. Mich. The Res ". 7.
P.re az Lansing NcN y. ". L.
Spar ~ Pontiac Mich the Rev,
n L Lawrence ard other Mctso-
dist min sters q The city will VIZ
ship With US.
Mrs Na,y Shiyers was taken
hack 10 TIE s. Joseph Hospital
where she underwent serious
operation. Ter condition was re-
ported iaiF
avery fArrey onc q The fatA-
ers Of the church Who has been III
4, III, home q bis daughter, Mfs.
Lel.a L.arey Is much improved
Thr other sick members o. TIE
csurch are. Mrs. Z FLOYD. Mt
Harris. Mrs + H.m2h.ll, NTs- F..
Wits ana Mrs W Coleman. All
who are importing.
Miss Alfredo Cochran the dele
gate 20 TIE sunday School oonyen-
ron gave al ii4 piring report o.
he convention which was held AZ
ST stephen ANE ohurch April ~
70 li'h Miss Cienora Adams ac-
conpaniea Miss Cochran.
Mrs Rlhr Ferguson has taken
trim - her Aefe In linton ;,
carolina 20 visit her brother for a
few weeks. Mrs K. Ferguson Is
ore % our n ost outstanding sue
cessful business women 81 the city.
white or black and is member of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Woodland Park
ny ROBERT A. NEAL
First Baptlst Church

The First Baptist Sunday schoc
was well attended last Sundr
morning. Plans are being nd
for Mothers Day program 10 &
held in May.
The pastor. the Rev. Willie
Burkett. preached a wonderful Sd
mon from Pslams 1901. A vsf
encouraging discourse was give
by Mr.. Woody. a visitor from 4
First Baptist church in Idlewild.
General News
Harry billiard. Ulysses McKll
ney. Lewis Hendry and Mrs. ID
Tyson spent last weekend in y
troit.
MIR. Heddy left Saturday. All
IL for his home In Oak Park u
after spending a month with \
uncle. W. ". Palmer.
Charles Thompson. wPA recrs|
ton instructor. would Ike TO 4
all who are interested In wod
work or weaving.
Mrs. Annie Taylor had a run
mage sale OF women's wear al 4
home OF her sister. Mrs. Ida "
last week.
In Memorlam
Ell Hall who departed this Y
two years ago, April 10. Gone 3
not forgotten. Your lonely y
loving wife, Ida Hall
Community Church
The Community Sunday tcno
was icely attended on Sunda
April IA.
Services were rendered by
pastor. the Rev. Ellis Davis. \
scripture lesson was taken ira
Acts 26:27.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Shiloh Baptist

TIE Trustee board OF Shiloh
Baptist church will give chick
en- dinner az the church Saturday
April %.
On Wednesday April 10 preach
ing services will be held at the
church.
The congregation Is making
plans OF church rally which is
being held in order 10 buy pews.
The Rev g. ". James is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20

with summer not so far off, the
road hogs and speed demons are
once more taking over the streets.
ONLY last week officer Lackey
wrote five tickets in one day. One
William Brewer received three OF
them. Be careful Mr.. Driver. re-
member the small children are
thoughtless when 1t comes TO dan
ger. The safety OF them depends
on you
Last week in Ecorse reminded
one OF the gold rush days OF 40.
Everywhere you looked you could
sec people stalking claims for gar
dens.
Tit Child Welfare prgram was
very interesting last Sunday. II
was very we'll attended. The pro-
gram was sponsored by the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the American Legion.
Post No. 352. There WAS q debate
after the program, between two
men and one lady. The lady won.
Mr.. Stork paid Ecorse a couple
OF visits last week lie left n bum
die al the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Monroe and AZ the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Warren.
Bill Hightower. manager Of the
westside Cats. announced the first
practice this season. II will be on
Saturday. April 21 at the Claude ]
Miller school playground. IL the
weather Is bad the boys will prac-
lice in the gym. Practice starts al
4 o'clock 80 be on time.
Your reporter Is trying to put
the Tribune IN one hundred more
homes. The American slogan +
"Buy American" My slogan Is
"Buy Colored." Let us buy our owr
paper and help some colored boy
or girl get a Job.
Dumas Unit
Tho Alexander Dumas Post Unii
No 1852, held their annual Ciilt
Welfare program last SUNDAY IN
the Claude J. Miller school. Sever
al posts aud units we're well repre-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Persistence

As we journey DER Hes pathway,
II Vel cysf post this creed
All men are created equal
50 hat ne who runs may read
AID iIeu 90 our duty ever
As long as the road We piod
Truly. shortly Ethiopia
Shall stretch forth her hand "a
God
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Genesee Temple

The Boosters club q, Genesse
80. $50 held a ciackee l.-rsr SAN
day A. The home ~ the chairman.
Mrs Buchanan SIS = PasaGeta.
The Gc.csse TEMPLE 40 sjp VIII
hold SIS regular r.ee.!a- on Mon
dav.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Uni Que Bridge Club

The rnlqre Bridge c.ab met re-
sanity AZ the home ot Mrs Flor
eDce Turner, 1916 Everett street
Il members we're present
The following won weekly rr'z-
80 sam Scul'atk arr Mrs Rose
Thomas. second Ors Jones
Iooby
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20

down his life for his friend"
The Amity Baptist church q
pastor. the Rev. Mr.. Keys will 4
the guests on Friday night An
II in interest of the "Womer
Week Program beginning All
%
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Group One Plans "A Touch Social;
Junior Choir To Give A Benefit Tea

Quinn Chapel AME church. Her
business Is never 20 great but
what she has time to function her
duty 20 the church. which accounts
for her success.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Royal 10 Club

The ROYAL ie club VIII sponsor a
Caraysl AZ The International IT,
ptitute 3oo2 81. John street Satur-
day May az s p. NJ
Mrs. G. CrownWsll il p.ssIdtrt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20

Read t h e story,
dole" by Alma B.
Loving in next weeks
issue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Dumas INIT

The Alexander Dumas Post Unit
No. 352, held their annual Ciild
Welfare program last Sunday In
the Claude J. Miller school Sever
Al posts aud units were we'll repre-
Evening star., 1940-11-29
Abrams Ripe for Middle Crown
Quest, Dundee Feels, After
Tx. O. Over ChnieIewski

there's no doubt about 1t now-and
I'm gonna get that title shot for him
and you can put him down in your
book as the next champion"
"I admit Eddie Dunno didn't LOOK
SO hot" said Dundee, "but he's just
getting back in shape after a long
layoff and I didn't expect too much
of him"
Dunno won an 8-round decision
over Hershey Kid Chocolate, war
rior Of midnight blue shade, who
seemed handcuffed-or, In ring par
lance, under orders to go easy.
Goldie Ahearn, Avis matchmaker,
was much in evidence and painfully
ignorant of plans for the firms next
offering. which probably will be
scheduled December IL.
In other bouts last night. Harry
Hurst won technical knockout over
Billy Bullock after $50 of the sew
enth of scheduled 3-rounder and
after Bullock had spent more time
horizontally than otherwise. He was
not hurt-hardly bruised, as mat
ter of fact.
Roy Dunn. reformed amateur,
won his first pro start by putting
Baby Face Walpert on the floor once
more than Walpert had him down.
Evening star., 1940-11-29
D. c. Is Nearly Barren of Mems Golf Journeys
For 1o41, but Women Plan Busy Campaign

might 60 far in the tourney don't
have any too much of that neces-
sary root of all evil.
Even though Washington can have
the Professional Golfers Association
championship for Is grand, it isn't
likely that the money will be forth
coming, and the tourney now seems
headed for California, where cash
grows a little thicker than around
the National Capital, even though
the politicians wouldn't have us be-
lieve it.
All in all, on the male competi-
tive side of the picture, 1941 looms
as year of comparatively few big
time links affairs in the immediate
vicinity of the Capital.
But it isn't so in the case of the
scheduled affairs for women. Not
only will the Maryland feminine title
tourney come to Washington in l94l.
but the usual expansive schedule Of
the Women's District Golf Associa-
ton. bigger and better than ever,
again will blossom as spring runs
l. 1OI ONCI lIlC ldll ways dllu lDullillk
green's again become smooth and
firm instead of lumpy and soft.
Women to Be Active.
The women happen to. have the
most active links group in this ter
ritory Not year has gone by in
the last decade that their affairs
have not expanded and grown. From
few little events held at a few
clubs Is years ago, the women's
schedule now starts in April and
doesn't end until November snow
puts a stop to competition. Now
they are talking about abandoning
the usual midsummer hiatus and
scheduling some affairs during July
and August.
I'm not altogether in sympathy
with the idea that we should toss
out those months from our COM
petitive schedule" said Mrs. Walter
L. Weible, who will become presi-
dent Of the Womens District Golf
Association next week.
Evening star., 1940-11-29

1T seems to me that with those
two months out of the schedule We
have to pack our events too close
together in the spring and fall.
don't see any reason why we cannot
have several tournaments in those
months. I hear that some people
believe that we shouldn't hold our
town. But lot of people stay in
Washington during the summer.
How about them? Maybe they'd like
some competition"
So it seems that instead of crowd
ing the Journeys in a congested
lump in the spring and fall they'll
be spread more evenly throughout
the year. That's the way Mrs.
Weible feels about it, and the prexy
usually has her way.
The women's Middle Atlantic
tourney, held at Chevy Chase in
october, is due to go to Richmond.
But the spot for that one hasn't
been chosen. and will not be an
nounced until the annual meeting
Of the association in January. The
Payne Cup tourney will go to Balti-
more in 194i. But loss of these
affairs from the competitive sched-
ule doesn't mean that Washington
won't hold many events for women.
As usual, there is the customary
conversation about two or three
invitation events to be held for men
around Washington in l941. These
rumors come along every year. But
it isn't likely they will materialize.
Evening star., 1940-11-29
City
Grid Game Is Given
Bigtime Billing

Westerns interhigh championship
eleven tomorrow will find itself a
party to what has been described as
"the Intersectional Championship
Game of the Shore" when the Raid
ers travel to Atlantic City to engage
the high school team there.
Scouts from the Jersey school were
in the stands when the Raiders de-
feated Tech for the championship
last week and later voiced high
praise of Triple-threat Quarterback
Jake Hilleary.
Little is known here about the
Atlantic City team, according to
Coach Dan Ahern. except that it
has lost only two of eight games this
season.
The squad of % Western players
will leave by train tomorrow morn
ing. Game time is at 2 pm. The
Raiders will return Sunday night.