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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
USHERS'
NOT ES


The City Ushers union met AT the
YMCA Thursday night. The prin-
cipal speaker was the Rev. A. C..
williams. candidate for L. 5. Con-
gresham. All members who have
the williams for Congressman pc
titions please get them filled and
return them 10 Mr.. Lester or David
Allen.
The City fishers union was the
guest OF the Mt. Olive Ushers boari
Sunday. It's card anniversary &C.
gether with 2 spicy program VS.
rendered. The City Ushers union
served.
The funeral OF the Rev. Mr.. Hill
son. pastor OF King Solomon Bap-
fist church was held Saturday
There were SO care in the funeral
procession.
Mrs. Julia Lee. supervisor Of -
Junior ushers. just returned from
ST. Louis.
The City fishers union will he ths
guest OF the East Lake rshers
board Sunday. July 81 A. 2 pm.
The Good Fellows committee will
present the Northern Dramaf'
player In IAN Old-Farhioned Moth
err" a drama in three acts, Mon
day evening. July % at $3.50 pm. NJ
the Sherrard school. Cameron ant
F.. Euclid street Secure your
tickets from any NJ the ushers OF
r Demneev. chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Hartford Prayer
Band.

There was a large attendance -
the early PRAYER service Sunday.
July "a. The usual order OF serv-
ire was held with Deacon LanEston
reading tho scripture. Fervent
PRAYERS were offered during the
nraver service. Followed by srir-
itual testimonial period
Mrs Eva Jackson reported twen-
~ names in far away Africa. VINO
have SCI an family affairs. which
was done through the contact OF
Mrs. Jackson The Sick committees
reported having visited 1852 natier's
in the different hosnitals in me
city. maxine 2 total FOR the first
two weeks IN Julv sso
Visitors a. thc PRAYER meeting
we're Mrs Olevia Madison ard
Mrs. Fannie Haskins both NJ De-
iroii We missed Mrs Hill and
Me- Graves who wcrc absent
F. A. vivians reporter. regretted
that he failed N ge' enough Tri-
bunes 10 supply the members and
friends present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
New Bride Baptist

The Senior choir OF New Bride
Baptist church. at Maple and Or
leans streets. will celebrate It's
sixth anniversary Sunday after
noon. July 81, at 3 pm. George W,
Wright Is director the Rev. r. W
Wright. pastor. The anniversary
program will he held in the spac-
ious downstairs chapel OF the A..
G. Wright Funeral home. sos f.
Hancock. at Beaubien. A number
Of choirs will participate. including
Macedonia Senior choir. Secon !
Baptist chorus. st. Paul AME Zion
Senior choir, Calvary Baptist SYM
phony choir. Ebenezer AME cno.
rus. MI. Vernon Senior choir and
Gland Baptist Senior choir. The
public Is invited 10 come and en-
Joy n pleasant afternoon OF music
on this occasion.
Read The Detroit Tribune each
week for news Of interest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Catholic Party

The lovely ladies OF the Detroit
Chapter ~ the National Catholic
Inter-racial Federation invite you
IN card party given for the hene-
NJ Of the Chapters Convention
Fund. The affair IL on Thursday
evening Iulv % ats;i5 IN the Audi
torium ~ st Benedict the Moor's
Church. Beechwood aat Begole ave-
nues.
Mrs Manwella Williams. 659h
lockwood avenue is chairman for
the party and she Is ably assisted
hy Mrs. s. n. Whitaker. Mrs Hor-
ace Bradheld. Mrs. Cornellv. Mrs.
Pearl Jones. Mrs. Julia Simpson.
Mrs. Bernics Langston. Mrs. John
Nav. Mrs. Veronica Horeer. and
MIS-. Charles G. Gibbons Table re-
servat'ons can he made nv calllne
Mrs. Williams or any member OF
the committee. So hurry now.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Presbyterian Church

Jesus on the Cross" was the
subject on which the Rev. Henry
Porter preached Sunday morning
July a. Text was Romans SIS. 1e
opened his discourse saying. Facts
hiring us face to face with essen
tials and there Is no other essen
tial more true or needed today than
Jesus Christ. who suffered and dicd
on the cross for mankind He
touched on several points pertain
Ine n the chance we have 10 decide
for the acceptance NJ Jesus as our
nersorsl Savior. citing the wrong
decision which Judas. PLATE and
others made. Nine new members
we're accepted into full member
ship. after which tho Lords sup
per was administered r
Next SUNDAY evening the W ?.
A. Band and singers will he fea'nr-
I'd in program ~ instrumental
and vocal music. beginning AZ $50
O'Clock Ia which the public is in
vited.
on the sick list Is the wife ~ Mr..
stitt NJ Frskine street who Is con-
fined ~ TRINITY hosnifal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory 81 my beloved
niece. Emma Lee Jackson. who
left for the great beyond on July
II, 1897.
Life! We've been long together.
Through pleasant and through
cloudy weather,
IT'S hard to part when friends are
deari
Perhaps will cast q Sigh. q tear,
Then steal away. give little
warning.
Choose thine own time,
Say not ~Good NIehtr-but IN sore
brighter cline.
Bid me -Gocd Morninr.-
Mrs. Mattel L. Fornlss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
ALBION NEWS

Mrs Mamie Field and family left
Albion for Indiana whore they plan
to Reside.
George Gill. Chick Day. Leon
Scot and Robert Sutton spent last
Sunday In Albion
Mrs. Maud Hamilton spent Sun
dav evering IN Albion
joe Robinson was host 10 many
NJ his friends Mondav evening al
the home 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Williams.
John Adams was ruesi OF Flor
enca Tate Sprdsy evening
Dorothy Smith. Paul and C'eude
Davidson. Carrie Alexander. Fan.
ME Richardson. Marjorie Kurtz
were delegates ~ -, pap'ist asso-
cieficr IN Tars'- '--t week
Friday nigh Rev. q. y
S'eeie and hi ~-e ruests oi
tho 1ev w So anein~
Mr.. and Mrs. Hici-- Mr. a~d urs
nelmpr Fdvard-. NJ and Mrs
Cadsor Of Detroit visited friends
In A,h'nn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

Have you ever considered the
hish art Of knowing when and how
10 talk back what do you hope
IN accomplish ny your manner ~
talking hack, II there some well
thought out principle by which We
NAV EXPRESS ourselves IN CONVEX
sation with others that will leave 2
DEFINITE impression upon them ana
make our standing very clear ~
the community?
The pastors subject At Second
Baptist Church SUNDAY. July p ~
the morning service ia How ana
when to Talk Back Al 7So p m
.neciai sacred program ny me
Famous Female quartet ~ the Flo
ida Memorial college. The pubic
is invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
St. Paul AME

The anal quarterly meeting FOR
this conference year will be held
at 81. Paul Sunday. Dr. r. r wash-
ington. presiding elder ~ the De-
troit district OF the Michigan con-
ference will preach AZ 10:45 am.
and pm.
Or. S. s. Harris. choir and con-
gregation OF 81. Paul. Southwest De
troit will preach at $3.50 pm.
The Sunday school will convene
at 9:i5 am. with George ". Car
ner as superintendent
The Junior Allen Christian En-
deavor league will convene AZ 5
pm. and the Senior at $50 pm
with Miss Carrie Gordon as presi-
dent. Mrs. Homer Harris. euperin-
tendent and Mrs Iowa williams
IA president. respectively.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Charleston News
By Inez Carson

Miss Rubye Mae Hollis is home
with her mother Lagus'a Towns
after visiting for several months
in Memphis with her father Dew
cite Hollis.
Miss Virginia Carson. Charley
Anderson. James Rayburn. Elisha
Bernard. and Aston Eskridge al
tended the Fourth Congressional
District Grand Lodge OF the Hero
ines OF Jericho Sunday and Mon
day. July IA and Is at Houston,
Miss
Mrs. Martha Bernard II visiting
her aunt In Grenada. Miss.
Mrs. Sallie Wright OF Memphis,
Tenn. is visiting her parents. Luke
and Laura Buckley.
Mrs. Robbie Casey and aunts OIL
lie and Emily Taylor and friends
Bessie and George Dawn left last
Thursday. July IL. for Chicago AFT
or A two weeks visit with relatives
and friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
By ALFRED CASEY

i The tide OF progress. the great
Constructive force OF civilization
kyist to-day because countless
Generations OF good men and wo-
men have made great contributions
IA character. In energy and In
krain power. The great Characters
&ics manifested by great leaders
nave played big part In mans, adj
ancement But right qualities In
leaders alone is not enough so
tial benefits: for there must be
Mat responsive appreciation and
cooperation on part OF the com.
|nunity TO make good leadership ef-
ieciiye In constructive action.
|rherefore any leader possessed OF
'rreat human qualities OF leader
Min Is limited in his effort OF ~
|bperafve advancement by the de-
|free N responsive appreciation and
fooperaiion given TO such a leader
rhe Negro race will advance as
rs as II develops Its understand
)ng. responsive appreciation and
cooperative action with sound up
tirht leadership. The Rev. and
3irs VIM Peck are two magnificent
characters with great constructive
Qualities In their hearts and souls
|fSist fine Intelligence. honesty.
Sincerity. devotion. loyalty. ability
h make great sacrifices for a enuse
patience and all the necessary vir-
3ues FOR sound ard enduring
Constructive leadership. They have
bonred forth these qualities 10
Buid institutions that strengthen
he religious. moral. economic and
tocal life Of the race. The princi-
PIES espoused by them have beer
fprirhi their grasp Of the circum-
'ancf' and problems involved In
{heir work has hecn comprehen-
siye and sound, Their high moral
purposes have been unquestiored.
Their management has meen effec-
I've and their honesty, sincerity
ND nnfelfshness have character
r. all Of their constructive en-
eayors.
IN Ms Peck's leadership Of tho
housewives league and IT. her or
{annailon Of a Credit Union and
a III o. her church work done in
'fiect cooperation with her hus-
'srd signal success has crowned
her work She has been a tow
n o' strength 10 Or. Peck in All
causes for which he has labor
hev Perks great contribution
A leadership and service In seek
W 70 upbuild the Race economic
" mas heer tremendous effort.
f'en with great patience. discern
Pen'' self-sacriflce and tenacity Of
{Q'pose While All this effort on
ia't of NJ. and Mrs. Peck was he
~ made for the benefit Of the
community in general. we will look
4 On mo situation that faced them
A me work at Greater Bethel
w cnuroh for which they were
Eile0 10 Detroit Rev and Nee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
PROGRAM Given By Vernon Chapel
Pastor Expected To Be The Best

Sunday. July 30. at pm. a great
number OF the pastors persona
friends and well-wishers will as
semble at Vernon Chapel church
Norwood and Grixdale streets, t.
participate in his program. 1T will
he the greatest in the history OF the
church" he says.
Dr. n. f. Tam. very promi-
nent physician. will he master OF
ceremonies. There will ne inspir-
ing speeches. solos. group singing,
instrumental renditions. The pub
lie is invited.
The Senior choir OF Vernon Chap
el church has been sponsoring
Pleasant Sunday evening musical
programs every fourth Sunday eve
ming for the past ten months. Each
program was good However. the
one given last fourth Sunday Is re-
puted TO be the best one given dur
ing the past eight years. Tolbert
Collins. director Of the Senior choir.
and Mrs. Theola Dorns were the
sponsors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

initiative. am just from Detroit
and found the Rev Mr. williams
making every Arrangement 10 give
the convention one OF ite hest ses-
sions Come prepared 10 represent
in full. with FIVE dollars for the FIRST
hundred members or fraction
thereof and two dollars for every
additional hundred or fraction
thereof
All me sessions ~ each depart
ment sill convene with the Mt
Zion Baptist church. Come prepar-
cd 10 remain from Wednesday. July
81 10 August 4. May depend on
you7 Gods blessings be yours.
Very respectfully.
fSigned)
Rev. f l. Todd president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
FINE FOR KIDNEY
AND BLADDER
WEAKNESS
stop Getting Up Nights
And Feel Younger

nsep your blood more free from
-" matter, poisons and acid by
'u,'ug more activity into kidneys
'u o'aaaer- and you should live a
'o''n'er happier and longer life.
V"e efficient, safe and harmless
lay 70 do this is to get from your
aEgls' a 80 cent box OF GOLD
P."AL HARLEM Oil Capsules and
IKE them as directed-the swift
FHs should delight YOU.
'"nf he an Easy MARK and nc.
4" "hstltnte-Get Gold wedr'
|"a''em OIL Cansnles--the original
Y" venulne. Look for the Gold
|'aa' on the box-ss cents.-Ady.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

The Sunday school was we'll at
tended Sunday morning, with Supt.
o. Hooks In charge.
At 1880 am. Pastor r. f. Tate
preached a masterful sermon. text,
John 1876 The Senior choir rem
dered several lovely selections
The Rev. r. r. Tate sang a solo.
The BYPu is progressing nicely
under its teacher, Mrs. G. Robin
~0n.
The Rev. Mr.. Tate delivered a.
~xcellent sermon ~ the meetir~
|'s subject was. shocking Corn
Mrs. Byrd rendered a vocal sole
THAT Old shin Of Zion"
July rs. the Rev. Mr.. Tate and
Ais congregation will worship p
First Baptist church IN Hamtramct
where he will preach the first ann
versary sermon for the Rev. O. l..
Johnson. the pastor.
The Missionary circle met at the
church. 1874 Russell street. from
? n pm. MRS. Baldwin is presi-
dent.
Mrs. NJ r. Cousin Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Allen Temple AME

The Rev " A. crider nreached
AT the morning service from fhe
text Restore unto me- The jov ~
fhv salvation Psalm 51:1e
Fvsneell~i Brown ~ s.. stephens
spoke sunday evening
nr David a Rlake presiding 81
der recently closed the fourth arf
last nuarterlv conference ~ the
vea- with great success.
The Rev Mr. Blake expressed HIS
pleasure al seeing he spirit ~ CO.
oneration shown hv the members
IN the great work the pastor Is DO
ine
Gertrude Johnson IS church re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Mt. Zion Baptist

At II am. the Rev r. c. Meroier
spoke Al New Mt. Zion Baptist from
Corinthian 12:11-lf, II seek not
yours but you.
The Deaconess hoard held a pro-
ram in the afternoon.
The Rev s. wilkins delivpre thS
message Sunday evening from
lanes 1926. III any man amons
"ou seem 10 he religious aad hrid-
18th not his tongue hut deceivcta
his own heart. this mans religion
: In vain"
Missionary circle and Prayer
and meets each Tuesday rom Il
m. 10 pm. Prayer service IS
~'d Thursday evenings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Mt. Vernon Baptist

The Rev A. j. Wright. was the
guest speaker al Mt. Vernon Bap-
fist church last Sunday morning.
His subject was. Faith in God IL
a Perfect Antidote for All Trouble .
Baptismal services were conduct
ed by the pastor in the afternoon.
Mrs. Pinkie Harris. member OF
the Senior choir. left Friday eve
ming for birmingham. Ala. n spend
few weeks with relatives.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

The rastor 81 Nazarene BAPTIST.
the Rev J. n. Johnson will he or
dained wednesday. July II AZ me
New Mt Zion Bantiet church. The
nastor smoke Sunday from the sun
,.ct THE Christian on Trial for
God I"
Members enjoyed the services
conducted nv the Rev. J s VIII
ans. Thursday and Friday so mucn
so that he was asked to return the
following Monday night. July Is
The Bible school Is progressing
under the leadership of Mrs. Will
ans
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Storm Branch

Suffering and Comfort was the
subject OF the forceful sermon de-
livered ny the pastor. the Rev. Mr..
Thompson At the morning service
~ storm Branch Baptist church,
The Rev. Mr.. Knight. who has re-
Gently returned from the South was
one e. the visitors.
The Rev. Mr. Sales and congre-
cation worshipned al Storm Branch
IN the afternoon. The Junior choir
sang
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

The New Mt. Zion Primitive Bap-
list church will hold It's 18th IN
nual union meeting. July 26. p and
% al 1875 Leland street Services
begin at II am. and 7 pm. daily.
The meeting will ne conducted nv
the nastor. tho Rev. F.. Freeman and
tho Rev. c. Y. Ross ~ Flint. Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Church Of Truth

The Rev. Mr.. watkins spoke
Sunday morning al Starligh.
Church Of Truth on the theme
Jesus Is Calling. Calling. VIII You
Answer Dr. Cox followed win
brief remarks.
A quartet program was render
ed at 2 pm. The AFFAIR was spon-
sored bv the Disciple board.
Mrs. l.. williams. pastor conduct
ed an inspiring testimonial meet
ing in the evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

Where the Spirit of the
Lord is, there is Liberty"
The Church of Our Father
(Baptist)
l95S-6s MADISON ST.
Rev. =. Miles KaIeler. Minister
SUNDAY Services;
g,30 A.M.-Bihle School.
1850 A.M.-Worship and Gospel
Preaching
$500 P.M.-R.Y.P.T. and Literary
Program
s;5 P.M.-worshIp and Gospel
Preaching
It's the Old-Time Religion
Here. Come With Us.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

ra,,or,s Nots;---Ths~s Little visifs
- ns,roit Churches are made each
rs.t Nv ATTORNEY Alfred Caspsy. Who
:. 4 spseial representative % The De-
,,clt tribune In his articles Attor-
Ne, Casey sivse . vivid. closeup"
"a alternative account ~ the prog
~. and activities OF the individual
churches visited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

WASHINGTON - (ANP) - Dis
cussing Howard university briefly
while waiting for a train. one OF
the officials OF the institution said
this summer session was the best
the school has experienced since
summer school was suspended dur
ing the height Of the depression"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
O. E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M.

crrnrye STAR CHAPTER NO. n o. T. s-STATED MEETING
10 wsSrssdsv DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday,. Worthy
mstrcn-Mrs. Julia MorrelL ts1 Hague Tel Is x-ss.i'
Worthy Patron Mr.. Richard "hh@ $3.50 ha''e" A
RATHsuEBA CHAPTER No. . O. Y. S-srATED MEEIINe-ln
Frjdsv ppGREH WORR-srd Friday. worthy Marion, MRS.
Frsnc,. FIrrns $751; Hartford Worthy Patron, mr. " A.
Bristol. Isii Jos. Campau. fitrroy lisS
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. ~ q. Y. &-STATEn MEETING
ynd FRIDAY. DEGREE wORk-fth Friday Mortny mhuo"
Mrs. Rosa Murphy. sisi shermau Ftsroy H7 worthy fs
from. Mr. Haywood CAN'T. es0s Hartford Tyler f.7sse
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-20
Bolster Faith,
Editor Says

WASHINGTON-President Dom
aid J. Sterling. Of American So
ciety of Newspaper Editors. Thurs
day cited exposure OF political
graft in Missouri and Louisiana as
outstanding examples of the valu-
able public work accomplished by
the press.
Opening AsNE's 18th annual
convention. Sterling. who is man.
aging editor Of The Oregon Jour
nal. Portland, told his colleagues
"our newspaper job is to hold the
light and keep the faith. and in so
doing let US not take ourselves too
seriously"
He said the press ''of late has
accepted too many blows below the
belt without taking a sock at the
unreasonfng critic. who confounds
news with propaganda and there
by prostitutes the very freedom Of
the press whose cause he processes
to spouse"
Sterling told the editors that
the zone substantial asset of any
newspaper is reader confidence, e.
and that this same reader conf
dence, the accumulation of years
Of performance, is not to be idly
booted away by calloused indiffer-
ence to the public good"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-20
Passover Starts
Monday Evening

Passover. the oldest holiday in
the Jewish calendar. will be OBJ
served at Talmud Torah Monday
and Tuesday at $50 p. m. Ser
vices will also be held Tuesday
and Wednesday at 8 a. m. Rabbi
B. I. TRIGGER will officiate.
Passover festivities. beginning
Monday evening at sunset and
continuing for q period OF eight
days. commentaries the deliver
ance Of Jews from slavery in
Egypt.
Passover Ia known A. the
Feast OF Unleavened Bread" be-
cause the fleeing Israelites could
not wait for the bread dough to
rise. Matzoth are eaten in COM
Of this. Other food
served Ia symbolic Of the period.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-20
Greater Road
Cuts Planned
New HighwuY to
Buckley Tip-oH

elashing 3ee miles from the Ia
coma-Yakima highway and hint
Ing 1T even greater cuts In the
future IL In the offing for motor
ists a. 4 result Of a slps.1So state
highway construction project now
under way between the top Of ElhI
hin and Buckley In eastern Pierce
county.
Most significant aspect Of the
eoz miles relocation project IL
tn route chosen by state ensi-
neers TO bring the new highway
into Buckley. - It indicates =
possible further extension up the
south hide Of the White river
valley.
Although state engineers will
not say whether such an extension
IL in the air or not. It IL appar-
emit that the new approach to
Buckley. going ~ II does some
distance south Of the main bust
ness section. would not have been
located that way II such an ex-
tension had not been considered.
Pierce county good roads"
boosters. including the Chamber
Of Commerce. have long advocated
. short cut from Buckley to Green
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-20

water. Their proposed route
would have followed the south
hank Of the White river nearly to
Creenwatcr before crossing to the
present Chinook pass highway.
A modified short cut" now in
cludes Mud Mountain dam. Such
= route would leave Buckley. fol-
low the Ryan road in front OF
the Western State custodial school
and then swing up the south side
of the valley. crossing the river
on the crest Of the dam and con-
tinuing to the Chinook pass road
junction.
The present construction prof.
ect. which will be completed by
September IS, calls for grading
and clearing followed by surface
ing with crushed stone. An oil
mat will provide the permanent
surface.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-20
Sometimes Best Laid
Plans Go Asiray

ROCKVILLE, Conn.-The best
laid plans of mice, men and little
boys who don't obey their teacher
ofttimes 60 astray.
Five youngsters who thought
their teacher too stern, tried to
get even" by letting the air out
of the tires on her auto. They
were caught and turned over to
their parents, who reported zap
propriate" disposition of the cases.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-20
Clothes Thief Asked
To Return for Fit

BRIDGEPORT, Coma : Three
times within q month. \ thief
raided the ciothesline in Philip w.
divers yard, taking two bath
robes. some towels and stockings.
and two pair OF women's fiimsies
Oliver spotted the cuiprit during
his last visit and wrote him:
Due 10 the fact that the person
who stole the garments off the
line In the rear OF 1924 stratford
avenue IL known. we want him to
come back and see US 20 that we
may give him the upper parts TO
match"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-20
Take a Look at Europe "

their secret liberalism comes
peeping out.
They explain in detail why they
had to join the party in order to
keep their businesses going or hold
their jobs. They begin mourning
the loss of their liberties, and
yearning for the brotherhood of
man. Hitler can have them.