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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19
Center Ready
For The Winter
Prepares Full
Time Schedule

~nai Ciels Gym Monday NOD
% saat . iua dan iug Tuosda,
3 'o rlatrooa FridaN, 2So p.
NlHulee THURSDAY ~.
nde ~ pramatir and chorus
1hwsday Se-i Junior SWIMMING
team. TN aa, go advance swim
ming WmInes lay e-N.
Intermediates GYM Monday and
Wednesday, 81. girls basketball,
Noudse 7a Dehonairs club. Tues
dtN : 80 lo Intermediate elno
1HnrsdaN : 80 IT,
,;irlS Mixed So mining MpudaS
= Friday sc ~ senior SOCIAL
club "Wednesday oil
I'LL Years Students club GN
Women. GYM Wednesday. ~.
Filda, 2-s so Mothers clnb Tues
das and THURSDAY So-2 30, has
keihall Mondat. ~ tap danfine,
Thursday. 80. hadmnlon Tuesday,
I'll. Thursday all innnis. We'd
ur>dif s-li. home hygiene Thurs
dav rs mixed swim Mmda, We'd
nuslay and Fridat. 23:1u ana
Tuesday and "Wednesday ~,
Shooiing cllb 1hur>day, s-lo go .
idi' social nshi. Monday. 1il;
costing THURSDAY g III handirrafi
Tuesday ami Friday g-lo.
Men and women mixeil Adult
spcai nieh' Monday Ill bad
nuton Tuesday 7-li Thursda,
p r.; 'sN MINING Monday Wedues
aav and f'tiday 90 80 and TUESDAY
and Wodnosday slo Sv mining
Stub Thutssa So tennis We'd.
nc~day ALL casting. Thursday
all
Bof. AMI eDi. Drau.aii,s 1sn
da, and Frdl' ~ senior social
oluh. Wednesday. Sill lntcrmo
diaie ,lgh Thursday 20 10. he.
honairs chih rncSda, 90 10
NNed students oluh. Wedn,S
daA G swimming Monday 6 IS
FRIDAY 5e,so.
small Boy GYM TucslaN
Thursday and Frida, sso5. 30,
swimming Monday. "Wednesday and
Flilar 49,. plasrmm Mon,a, and
"wednesday sao-G. jnnior swim
ming fcam Tucsda, So wood
eraf' daily. &c. advanced swim
ming Wednesdays 6S hoxine
Nonda, and Wcducsda, i-sa0.
JUNIOR polo team FRIDAY. 6 ao->
lnirintdiaic hoys Gym. Tus
IA, and ThIsda, 90 mixed
swim Monday. 6-S. FRIDAY SO 90.
basketball FRIDAY elo hoNng,
pa, oyer is daily , SOS and ho,-
undcr lG Monday and Wcdncsda,
i5.3u dramaflcs. Tuesday and
FRIDAY 50. Intermediate club
: colo. students club "wednesday
SIS
Mon Nollcv hall Monday. Wcd
nesday and Friday l2-2; hoxlne
daiie $50 Hohhy clnh daily
Gin shooting club Thursday
su1 gym class. Tuesday. 7-lo.
tdal Social Cub MonlaN I'll.
ca~tinr Thursdav all: pool and
billiards daily ILL basketball.
Thursda, 7-ii hadminion Tues.
dav. : ~ THURSDAY al
Sps,ia' showers da.ly. T. ..
reading room daily. $40. pool and
billiards dali, 80. ping pong and
rh,ckrrs. 3-in.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19

site an unt il pe4f~ aco. t'c present nai-
r,rs pls aYa infed a, tie Buekevc Brewing
I.rr,,1-r. foilGo Ohio AZ fh7 rme GU <F
r,ie to.s was l,.rg produced bv tic a'S % ar'iii
{, "a .4ttoraiiaH 50 common in having sins me
,..... tf SLICED heei Your people wcicn; So:
,.fta ,etf ~ uarrcf oi Hic~ing BnSkcye Beer
v8s ret g.iaea,F asnsi Aan ctnct Neer' 20
mai rs eroueh Nciecn'"se o' 'ne' ',ls,
s.-.e..n sft.r tfst. had fecofrme adcd and pushed
tire 0ecf to answer 'hcr desne % eliminating ;.
many Of the beers they found Il necessary 70
ha &C. Your people wanted beer thar was lus'
good enough 20 create sufficient volume so trai
they fright make saving in ice attendants serv-
,c and money invested in stock
We answered the eoiofed reofles desire sne
tsil We found BrewnSster who femen-
\ acfca ihe arr Of Kraeusen brewing beer we
an supplied bin with the best IN grains and
AN hcts and then added 20 our already large
sM brewery ,he necessary large and costly
NKM s'ora.c tanks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19
CUR PRODUCT AND WHAT II CAN MEAN TO YOU

Ia i~e last iNt 0n't Wt nave invested ~en
seer orc-rat milton dollars o-dsf 20 -
found ready to ,nnny t'f fNana 10y ~. o.u'
\yhen ost Ktaeasen r.ttet beer was rla.ei on
,Ae rra+k,, pea YeoYe arl others trai ne aFne
,-,,s.r.cd v,,h tre f.eitt; Stated 20 rceon'nsn1
10 ,hcir cesertrs Naer ihc beer consumers,
attention WAS ,aiief II t'e manre- Of Brewing ano
The hieh quality ~ he product demand iot hl,S-
eve ran high-cusfcmers a0rre, ated ne sn0wi-
edee-other beers were no. needed N the o7efa-
ton Of the business great savings was maoe
and customers we're satisfied
TO-DAY the rerrr.,holdefs 81 Toledo ard towns
close Nv handle an average # only FIVE different
kinds OF beet
Your people IN Toledo find that ssoo o. The
heer demanded IS Buckeye All because they 100.
the time 20 tell 'hc customer about TIE beer ana
the customers found tho beer 20 Re ~ higr quality
and mos, satisfying
We are glad 10 place auf pfoauei 10 easy reach
Of your people and awe your men employment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19
PORT HURON

J AVE- pori Iinron 81
Nnowl' j. pas
7f-e coy hv "a srlon'ld
Pr e frn YpsilaHii
Wnr'at Nn whore the
j w Son inrmol, pastor
r. fam apol IN 'hc lafor
\ Tte Nero warmly rr
r. hf Naetor oH tccrs and
N'.' n FaHl mud NIL on
Hmo'. $50 wcrr h y
r. lNars Mrs lIu-
N'a' ~ m RhaN Nllcu
f"p'ar " liHreho Thompson
4 '7t Np ON Mrs Egt
NN Mrs Bra'iico
re- na henderson.
N. trfs't MIS- viola
F'TN nmnson Neslc
Rh1u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19
Cut BY Unknown Man

John MeCrse a. $40 AIRED Wa
stabbed in thc head aud lett SIDE
Il, an unknown man. W lnld ll"'
li,a. H. aid ihc iahhlns oc' ar.
rcd IA the Brown Rar. Alfred ami
Hastings. saturday evening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-19
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NknIll 10 AprI II,

st = .e~Sinn ~ the above iF'fl
con Mid in ihr CoulN liglrs
n ihv.rf, ~ nerol Cosu 70
WaNu' and State Of Mirhis a ras
iilh IA, W pciohcr All. ltlp
Pfosen llonorahlc RprtK al
TOMS culmi Jndgc
Sati~iaDtor, pinui apne nia
anidaNlt that Tho defendant NE'
TIER FARMER is mot 70 Ne
Of TIC Di> of Detroit Count
Wayno. ard state ~ Mrhsan 3'
ihal m last hnoNu address V
> ,'oi InliAnapoii NfsnNo
ft, 'Hfs o. Indianapolis; s'af'
Indiana
ON n,eton OF WILLIAM r. l'Nf
Rlrk SR NiofncY frr Tho ria
fif u Is llerch, Ord,d 'haf
dciendanl REATilfR rNRklN
cn0 her appearance. oiihee
iersoih or y, ATTORNEY. Within lf
months from llo dat o this
or flp XII 80 Complains VIII
taken as confessed again W.,
J., !, Further Ordered That trs
COPY Of 'lti- 0rder l, seni 10
last know address pf tho dcfrmoN
hN registered nail. postage prel
return receipt requested aud ihi
true copy hc published n nrs
paper in and for Tho County
WAYNE. IN accordance with liV
ROBERT VI TOMS
circuit lnae
iN TfIe Cop,
CASpAR J LINGt.NlAN. Clclk.
r J ~ REN
ncput, Clerk 10 10 II 3p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
The Fire Was Not Hot
Enough, So Jury Did
Not Find Man Guilty

Clarence Gentry. 90. OF 672 Eliot.
was found not guilty on an arson
charge by a jury in the court room
Of Recorders Judge Thomas NJ.
Cotter, Monday morning. The jury
deliberated less than half an hour
Gentry was accused OF attempt
ing TO set his apartment in the
Brewster Housing Project on FIRE
on Oct IL. Mrs. Emma Lou Gen
try. wife OF the defendant, said
that Gentry. with who she was lIv-
Ing. had attempted TO set the apart
ment on fire when she refused TO
open the door.
The defendant said that the hre
was an accident and his attorney.
Allen Bibb. OF Simmons. and Bibb,
argued In that manner 10 the jury.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14

Napoleon: Mrs. l.odcster Hawkins,
6sG Napoleon. and Mrs. Bessie
Ilunnicuit. C2S Napoleon.
The three women charge that
they wrote to the salvation Army
heeiqna -'crs. sol Dagley. request
Ing heir names be put on The list
To be given Christmas baskets on
Nov 2G they received the following
card from salvation Army 1ead-
quarters;
you can make application the
first week after Thanksgiving for
a Christmas basket. You will he
required to make a personal appli-
cation az the office. COL Baeley.
However. when the three wo-
men applied M the headquarters.
they were told that eve do not
give baskets to colored people e
However. Mrs Young. who re-.
sembles an Indian. was accented
and her name put on the list for a
basket.
The woman who talked 20 MS
acted as though she didn't even
want rs IN the Office" Mrs. Young
declared. And she didn't bite her
tongue about telling us that they
did not send baskets 10 colored
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Dr. Bodies
Dies
Well Known
Georgian

Dr. Arthur W. 5oddie. 1886 Null
st, left detroit last week 10 at
lend the funeral OF his father. Or,
William +. Boddie. pioneer Geor-
fian' prominent physician and
fhurch and civic. leader in Macon,
Pa. who died after an illness OF
pore than a year. Or. Boddie
Fould have been Sc years of age
pa he lived until Christmas.
he was a graduate of Meharry
Medical college. class OF 1906 a
PIE member OF the National Negro
Business league. and delegate to
Phe General Conference OF the
AFRICAN Methodist church during
fye quadrenniums. He also served
ga member OF the Episcopal COM
Fluee the first time in the history
n the General Conference. II is
|ad that a layman was so chosen.
pc was a life member OF the Re-
publican state committee
brother, Or. f. G.. Boddie. De-
'loI dentist, Is one OF the survivors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Committee To Finish
Plans For Benefit At
Meeting In Y Sunday

Talmadge t. Turner. president Of
the Detroit Musicians association.
will give review Of the Florence
y. Price recital Sunday. Dec II. al
the meeting Of the Citizens Music
Sponsoring comfittee. The meeting
IL slated for $50 pm. IN the board
room Of ST. Antoine YMCA
In addition. Mrs. F. G. McBroom.
vice president Of the Detroit Ne
gro Opera Guild. will talk on Flor
ence r. Price rs Know Her"
There will also be report from
the special Florence n. Price com
mittee. Mrs. Il. W. Daniels. chair
man.
The members are expected TO
complete plans for charity bene-
IT, Mrs Mary Rains. Welfare de-
pafimcnt. and Mrs. Pearl Y. Cot
lins Detroit Board OF Health. will
conduct n question and answer
period on general welfare topics
The meeting IL open TO the public.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14

4 said that Old Santa will ride
tnt up In the building and deposit
paE OF presents for those guys
uo nave been peddling the Tri-
now don't tell. Promise? Well.
4ove your chair up close and cit
sn' on the edge so you can get
eariul OF this good news.
I'm not supposed to tell. but Roll
n y Vest, Jesse Haugabrook. Alex
asaas and the entire Tribune
s". nave been working like slaves
lug TIE past weeks making prep
suone Tor this big party, and say,
|o you miss it--woll. Just say that
1--we missed the greatest event OF
ur young life. And don't 20
""na moaning that didn't tell
|ou all about Il.
o sor instance. I've been noticing
.e olg bags coming into the Of
n" TOOK a peek the other day
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Rent Hearing
Set For Friday
Seek Law To
Curb Coughing

As result OF protests and q
petition against the increased
rental at 1912 Goethe by the ten
ants there, public hearing has
been set for Friday morning. Dec
IL at 10000 a. m. In the chamber
OF the Common Council.
The housing situation on the East
Side is particularly deplorahle.
Rents have been increased from
10 10 IL per cent in the name OF
National Defense" while the wages
have not had corresponding in
crease. East siders are becoming
alarmed about this rental gouglng
and many have already volunteered
10 testify Friday at the hearing
concerning their own particular
situation.
The Rev. Horace white In a con-
ference Tuesday urged all colored
people on the East Side who have
housing problems TO be at the hear
ing Friday morning and present
their problems To the Common
Council where demands will he
made 10 abolish rent gouging and
Legislative action be taken to pre-
vent Il similar situation In the fn-
ture.
II l. important that everyone at
tend The hearing and inform the
Common Council about the Negro
housing in the City OF Detroit.
The Rev. Mr. white has said that
he will introduce law In the
state legislation 10 curb increases
in rents during the industrial boom.
Similar laws were passed In New
YORK and the District az Columbia
directly following the first World
war The laws provided that land
lords we're Obliged 10 allow ten
ants OF residential property 10 oc-
cupv n as long as they paid
reasonable" rent. Determination 81
a reasonable rent was left 10 the
court. Both laws were upheld by
the United states Supreme 'Court
when they were contested.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
/ Carlton w. Gaines
At Business League
Meet In Memphis

Carlton w. Gaines. president
OF the Booker T. Washington
Trade association. left Detroit
Sunday for Nashville. Tenn. 10
attend the semi-annnai meeting
OF the steering committee OF the
Matrimonial Negro Business lea
que. DR.. Friedrich ID. Patterson.
president OF Tuskegee institute,
Is chairman ~ the committee.
other members Of the commit
tee are: J. r. BIayton. Atlanta.
Ga: George w. Cox, Durham,
y. c.: n. G.. Olive, Memphis.
Tenn: Edward Simmons. Char
lesion. s. C.; and Joseph Geddcs.
New Orleans. la.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Woman Stabber Held
AS Victim Is Given
Chance To Recover

Charged with felonious assault.
Miss Aline McCutcheon. p. $50
South 1ss;;;;ssmacher. was held for
examination following her arraien-
meni before Recorders Judge John
V. Brennan last week.
Miss McCutcheon Is accused Of
stabbinR Boykin Qulnnie. %. the
same address. IN the heart two
weeks ago. Dummies heart was
sewed up hy Or. John =. Manning
IN Receiving hospital Twenty
months ago Or. Manning perform
ed similar operation on another
OF Miss McCutcheons victims.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14

Hill. according to authorities. had
been pick up man for one OF the
number houses, but recently had
made an attempt 10 start booking
the numbers himself II was the
belief Of authorities that this had
provoked the bombing
However. there were others who
believed that the bombing OF the
Hill home was a mistake. some
thought that the bomb had been
intended for some other home.
The explosion. occurring shortly
after eleven o'clock Friday night.
shattered windows IN many OF the
houses in the immediate vicinity
Hill was not at home at the time
OF the bombing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
70 Years For
Couzens Thug
Convicted On
Robbery Charge

Out OF prison less than four
months, Jess Gee, a'ais Pope. was
on his way hack this week when
Recorders Judge John V. Brennan
sentenced him Tuesday 20 term
Of from 20 to 80 years in jackson
Prison.
Gee, who last Nov. Kidnapped for
mer MAYOR Frank Couzens. was
sentenced for the holdnp Of a wo-
man and her daughter last Nov. Il.
and tho theft OF sSS5e worth Of
fur coats and jewclrv. This was
one Of series Of holdups commit
ted BY Gee according TO police. att
or he anne To Detroit oct. /.
lie has served terms .r keuiucky
reformatory for burglary at India.
ma state farm frr rlaud larceny,
and The Indiana Stale prison for
robbery ARMED iio Wac released
fro ison Aug &
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14

NJ Association FOR the Advance
ment OF Colored People ito the man
or woman OF African descent and
American citizenship. who shall
have made the highest achievement
during the preceding year or years
10 any honorable field OF human on
dea,Or"
In letter 10 the Award Commit
tee OF The NAACP. Prof. s n
Williams. chairman OF the commit.
tee. points ont that MIR Aliens
business has had much 10 do with
solving IN part the economic die
mena IN which the Negro finds him
SELF IN an industrial area. by Civ
ing permanent employment 10 hmm
dreds Of members OF the Negro race
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Body Found
Between Houses
On Garfield
Woman's Purse
Found Near
Slain Man

Mystery surrounding the death Of
Floyd Thomas. ~. OF 1910 +. War
rem. had not been removed AZ mem
hers OF the Homicide Squad worked
feverishly this week TO unravel the
brutal Staying OF the deacon OF New
Bethel Baptist church.
Thomas body was found early
last Friday afternoon between the
houses AT 675 and 6S3 +. Garfield
He had been stabbed in the abdo-
men. There were also bruises on
his leg and body. indicating that he
had put up struggle with his as
sailant before he was struck down.
Woman's Purse Found
Grasped In the right hand OF The
dead man was piece OF strap
fiom womans purse which had
been torn off. The purse covered
with blood. was found laying In the
snow near the body OF the dead
man.
Thomas body was discovered by
Richard Kemp. Is, OF 6S3 GARFIELD.
Young Kemp had returned from
school Friday afternoon and was
looking out the rear window OF his
home when he saw the purse and
a mans hand In the back yard.
Going out or the house 10 make
further investigation. Kemp dis
covered the body OF Thomas sprawl
ed on his GAGE in pool OF blood.
He called police.
The dead man was identified by
Mrs. Georgia Nixon. 1908 Theodore.
one OF the crowd that had gathered
after the arrival OF the police.
Thomas Car Parked Nearby
The 1887 Ford owned by Thomas
was parked on the North side OF
Garfield. just two doors west OF
where the body was found.
Detective Sergt. Charles Buck
holdt and Detective Delbert Ray
mond, OF the Homicide Squad, said
they had not been able to discover
any clues leading to the solution OF
the crime.
The detectives have the purse and
mans gray hat as evidence In the
case.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Children Alone
On Second Floor
OF Dwelling
Flames Halt
Attempts To
Save Babes

Trapped IN their home, three
young children were burned 20
death Monday afternoon when fire
swept the two-story dwelling ut
ei34S Gardendale, West Eight Mile
Community.
The three victims. children NJ
James and Margaret Singlcterry,
were: Ronald. age 8; James. Jr,
age .. and Margaret Ann, age two
months
Funeral services for the children
OF The young couple were to be
held Thursday from Halls Funeral
home.
Children Alone In House
The children had been left In
the home by their parents. An ef-
fort was made by nelghbors 10 res
cue the children after hearing their
wocful plea but were beaten back
by the flames.
James left home at 1890 Mon
day morning 10 seek work. going
10 gas station on Eight Mile
Road. east OF Woodward. IFS wife
had LEFT the house an hour earlier
to get welfare check in Royal
oak.
The FIRE. which was discovered
at approximately $50 p. m. APP
parently was caused by an over
heated chimney. ROYAL Oak Town
ship hremen declared.
Discovered by Neiehbor
The blaze was discovered by Mrs
James Bussey, 2lsiO Gardendale.
and delivery truck Mrs Bussey
tclephoncd for the fire department.
and the truck driver shouted TO
Mrs. Thomas London. occupant Of
the first floor. Mrs. London at
tempted TO rescue the children. hut
was driven back by the hot
flames.
The fire department IN Ferndale
was called first by the neighbors
who did not know that the Fern
dale department, because OF insur-
ance restrictions and n city rule.
cannot answer calls OF individuals
IN the township. although the Fern
dale station is closer 10 the scene
OF the fire
FOmr.Mile Run
When the township hrcmen ar
rived after four-mile drive. the
roof had collapsed and the flames
were burning the interior and walls
OF the two-famly frame building
The bodies OF the three children.
clad in their sleeping garments.
were found near the stove.
Mrs Singletcry returned home
while the iircmcn were battling the
blaze She became hystrrical. col
lapsed and was taken away by
neiglbors.
The father was told OF the
tragedy by bus driver as he re-
turned home.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Singleterry
were born in Detroit She is 20 and
her husband Fl They have been
married four years. and were living
in the house owned by Single
terry's father who operates gro
Gerry store at Eight Mile and Gar
dendale. The father has been out
Of work for more than two years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14

while no one was watching. and
i,mlnv crickets. each one was stuff
a full OF candy. And ] also got q
peek at some fruit in one OF the
BAGS. -
OF the things which they nave TOT
the party. but I'm telling you. you
had better hustle on over here mo ,,
GET YOU tickets for the party. III
no eoeing YOU.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Four Held For Theft
OF Coat From Store

James Douglass, "a. OF 657 Med
bury, and James Collier, "a, Of 1920
Brady. we're held on a grand lar
ceny charge following the theft OF
fur coat from Montgomery Ward
company. The two were arrested
BY Detective sergts. Thomas Pick
ings and Arthur Allard.
The detectives later arrested
Frank Curry. "a. and Celophns $.
Manning. "a. both Of the Adams
Hotel, ON the same charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Attempts Suicide

Miss Edith Toomer q. Of 1924
Jos. tampau. attempted suicide
Saturday evening by drinking lysol
after a fight with her boy friend.
She Is in serious condition In Re
ceNing hnsnltal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Young Voters League
Works F or Charity

The Young Voters League OF De-
troit and affiliated organizations
will hold a charity party AT the
Democratic club, 617 f. Warren,
Saturday evening. Dec. IA. The
proceeds will 60 toward buying
baskets for the needy. Miss Helene
Tolliver. Miss Ann Smith, Mrs
Laura williams. Miss Margaret Toll
liver. and Mrs. Verne Parks form
the committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Just Family Squabble

Jesse Young. 40. Of 1850 Eisn-
teenth. was taken to Receiving nos Jos,
nltal sunday after he had been NJ
on the head with a flat iron by me-
wife Mrs Ethel Young. he wa.
suffering a possible fracture o,
the skull. and doctors pronounceo
his condition serious.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14

MISS Irene Brown. q. OF SOL
Ilon'calm. was taken to Receiving
''osphal sunday by Robert Johnson.
Is'i Hastings, from Gratiot and
mar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Thomas Trial For January

The trial OF Charles CBlue) Thorn
as. accused Of killing Roosevelt
Hubbard. is scheduled for early
January. Thomas shot Hubbard
during an argument
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Held On Robbery Charge

Clarence Carter. 30. Of 1927 81
Antoine. was arraigned In Record
sr's Court last Wednesday on a
warrant charging robbery armed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14

IN unskillcd and skilled fields In re-
lalion TO The laundry business
The award of the Spinrarn Med
al will De made during January Of
10ff
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Launch Campaign For Fred Allen As
Candidate For The Spingarn Medal

move to have Fred A. Allen, founder and owner Of
the Supreme Linen and Laundry company. 700 Alex
andrine awarded the Spngarn Medal launched this
week by group of Detroit citizens
The Spingarn Medal is awarded YEARLY BY the Nation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Bombing May Set
Off Numbers War

A bomb explosion which tore out the windows and
smashed the porch Of the home of Clarence Hill 1856
Evane in Hamtramck, last Friday night, caused Ham
ramck police to prepare for an outbreak of among
numbers operatOrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Tome On Gang, Get Ready For The
Tribune Newsboys' Christmas Party
COme ON panp. and oct readY.

Come on gang. and get ready ,,,
The annual Tribune Newsboys party Is Scneuu,eu
O saturday night, Dec 81 at ST. Antoine Brahch MIA
'no you know just what that means. A.,
What fun fest! Music Dancing Canuy Anu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-14
Charge Racial Bias When Salvation
Army Refuses 3 Christmas Baskets

Charges of racial discrimination was lodged against
the Salvation Army officials by three women who applied
for Christmas baskets last week
The women who make the charges against the SAL
Nalnn Army arc three widows Mrs Alice Young 628