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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24
TO BUILD RESIDENCE

A building permit authorizing
construction Of $500 residence
at 5427 So. X st. was issued FRI
day to Glen Porter, 1886 East
Howe st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24
Argentine Leader Kills Self;
Crowds Rally TO Aid Ortiz

BuENos AIREs-victor J. Gullot alegedy implicated the
Palomar deal prompted President
Roberto NJ. Ortiz committed suicide today.
Guiot radical deputy representing the federal capital shot
himself o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24
Vehicles stolen

their descendants apparently are
moving across Lake Erie toward
Buffalo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24
GASOLINE STOLEN

r B Aildon told police Thurs
day that somebody broke into hia
private garage a ths rear ~ hia
home. ff4s Va. zDth st and stole
10 gallons % gasoline and . dozen
quarts Of strawberry jam.
Wedding Flowers HIM.. Florist
fads. }
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24
Core Of the News
SEAMAN ~ VICTIM

SEAMAN ~ VICTIM
n. NJ. cobufn. seaman on The
Mccormack freighter Peter Helms
In port here Thursday. reported
10 police the theft u his suitcase
containing personal effects Co
burn lives at 7s43 stth ~. West.
Seattle. and said the suitcase was
taken during his absence from
the ships foreeastis during the
forenoon.
pouitlcs HARD TO HEAL
wounds xlth WOUsDEN Adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-24

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Insurance Men
Sponsor Meeting
Slated For
Center Monday

How Can The Negro Best In
tegrate Himself Into The Economic
Life or The Community viii be
the theme Of gigantic mass meet
ing to be sponsored by the lnsur-
ancc Underwriters Association OF
Michigan. Monday evening. Nov.
IL. s o'clock. at the Brewster Com
munity center. President Percy
Jacks OF the Insurance lnderwrit-
ers' group. announces that the pro-
gram will be a part Of the educa-
tional work Of the association.
Among the speakers scheduled TO
participate in the discussion OF the
theme will be Attorney G. Lebron
simmons. president Of tho local
branch Of tho National Negro con-
gross: Senator Charles c. Diggs.
William Sheriff. Mrs Fannie r.
Peck. OF the Detroit Housewives
league: Rev Horace a. white. De-
trolt Housing commissioners: and
Carlton w Gaines. president Of The
Il. r. Washington Trade associa-
tion.
The mcetif Il is announced.
will climax successful Nation
al Conservation Month" sponsored
by the National Negro Insurance
a association.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09

which snuffcd out the lives Of three
others in addition to the famous
preacher. The Rev. William NJ.
Haynes. prominent pastor OF MI.
Pleasant Baptist church; Edward
whiting. white. the pilot, and Don
schmit. white. student hier and
an employee OF The Chicago Daily
News. were the other fatalities.
The party was on us way 10
Flint. Mich, where DR.. Williams
and the Rev. Mr.. Haynes were
scheduled TO address a Republican
rally. They had missed -connec-
tions on the regular plane TO De-
troit and chartered the prNate
craft. a passenger StInson cab
In plane owned by the Monarch
Air service. They were nearing
their destination when hhey en-
countered heavy fog.
Farmers living near the crash
scene. about two miles from Char
lottc. sid they heard the plane cir
Gle two or three times as " seek
ing a landing place. The motor ap-
parently was In working order.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Complete Plans For
The Second Annual
NAACP Essay Bout

Having selected the timely sub
jet OF THE Negro and National
Defense" the Detroit Branch OF
The National Association for the
Advancement OF Colored peO-
pie have begun plans for the Sec
ond annual Negro History Essay
contest. The scope OF the con-
Test will this year extend 10 a
naiiOn-w wide affair. as the sue
cess OF last years contest was
very encouraging
Miss Ida petliford is again the
chairman-director Of the con-
test. with Mrs. Iyneite Gum as
co-chairman and director OF the
local contest.
A planning committee of a
number OF persons who are au-
thorities on the history Of the
Negro and deeply interested IN
the development Of the race.
have been asked 10 cooperate in
drawing M the fnal plans Of ihc
contest. In order that II may he
as elective as possible In slim
Mating an awareness OF the
contribution of the Negro 10 Gull
ture and civilization.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Hold Impressive Funeral Rites For
Lacy K. Williams, Killed In Plane

NtilCAGo --(ANP)- Two-hour
mineral services were to be held
,,sunesday morning at II o'clock
hom Olivet Baptist church, where
nad pastored for almost 25
.aIs Tor DR.. l.. X. williams. 60,
rc.ssloent OF the National Baptist
Convention. Inc. who was killed in
~ airplane crash during fog
Mich. "e' " 'o''e'
Dlsnitaries OF both races
,..'ousnout the nation we're to join
H. ample rites for the renowned
rs a His body was viewed by
s,a any thousands as II lay in state
ss sm Monday evening until the
po..l'es at OlIvet al which Dr. A. l..
,sa one OF birmingham. host TO the
~ WI national convention: the
|eor I. ,. lioone OF Fort Worth.
Ia I, ~ hlstorieu: the Rev. r.
p. ru''er OF .demphls and DR.. r. c.
N,,'"our OF Nashville. editor of the
raohal Baptist Voice. az we'll rs
nsn, o'ners, were to take promi-
A. ,anwnile tho CAA has opened
= Investigation in the fatal crash
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Marshall Loses
To Tenerowiicz In
Congress Race
White Fourth
Negro Elected
To House

Swept along With the tremendous
majoritics that carried President
Franklin D. Roosevelt 20 the presi-
dency OF the United states for tho
third time, and sen hurry j. Van
Wagner to the governors chair.
returned Charles c. Digs 10 The
State Senate for the third time. and
made the Rev. Horace A. White
lie first Negro ever 10 be sent TO
the state House OF Representatives
BY Democrats
senator Digs with more than
half Of the returns in. held a lead
Of more than four to one over his
Republican opponent, Robert l..
Ward.
Has 100000 Lead
White held thirteenth position
among the segen,een 10 nc elected
rs state representatives. in he First
district comprising an ol Tie cry
Of Detroit: the CIV OF 6 rosS Q
Poinlc: and the Townships OF era.
tiot and Crosse roitte. With 500
districts out Of 1910 accounted for,
White had l9i 423 votes.
This gave him a lead Of almost
100. 900 votes over the nearest Re-
publican. almost assuring him Of
victory
The Rev Mr. White Will hH the
fourth Negro 60 serve IN Tho House
Of Representatives ia Michigan
Three others were elected on me
Republican ticket back AZ the turn
Of the century
Donald Marshall Republican
candidate for Congress in the First
Congressional district, was sven
aside by the Democratic landslide
that put Or. Rudolph Tenerowicz 10
office for his second term Df. REM
erowicz held better than six 70
one lead over Marshall.
The voting in all sections dense
~ populated hv negroes was heavy
and most Of the precincts gave the
Democratic Parts a heavy vote.
All Democratic candidates IN
Waync County were swept into Of
nee on the avalanche OF votes Wli'h
cluttered the onioc IN the County
Building. submcreing the workers
and causing a long delay IN the
iabulalions.
The vote on the Lower East Side
turned out early. and long QueH
waiting voters stood az tho booths
until the Official closing hour. All
Of these precincts had boeu cam
vassed we'll by the various candi-
dates.
Marshall made strong hid Tor
the votes in this district but could
nor overcome the biz Democratic
vote that was piled mp Tor Tenero-
wiez. especially those votes conlna
in from lIamtramck.
Even the strong plea ol Joe iouls.
heavyweight champion was unable
10 persuade tho Negro voters 20
switch over and cast the ballot for
Wendell Willkie and other Rcpuh-
lean candidates Louis appeared
AS 2 speaker at Forest club last
night
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Office Safe
.Foils Burglars
Police Obtain
Fingerprints

Last Friday night burglars rifed
the offices OF western Union Mu-
tuai Insurance company In the
Thomas Building. Forest and Beau
hien.
After forcing an entrance into
the companys outer office they
broke open the door 10 the office
Of tho president. Wilson T.oveit. and
attempted To knock of The door Co
the safe A heavy instrument was
used 10 smash the safe knob hut
the robbers did not succeed IN
breaking through the heavy door.
The safe contained several hun
dreds OF dollars covering receipts
from agents over the weekend.
Fingerprints on the safe and
throughout the offices were taken
by the police department and
Detectives are now working on the
case.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
New Dealers Yin
In Pennsylvania
Six Elected In
Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA ropalat'r Of
Roosevelt stood rotiadcrhla Demo-
cratic legislative candidates ia
good .icad here Tuesday as every
New Deal aspiraui WIN
The Democrats cietied % the
state legislature art william a. sll-
mond. undcr'akcf Erwin G. Young,
traaesman: DR. Eauln Thompson.
dentist. ihc Rev Marshall j. shcp-
ari. Ralph 7. Jefferson. busincss-
man. Young AMI Emerson arc now
members. The Rer ST. shepard Is
former mcmhet
rITTSBJRGil Attorney Homer
Brown. Pittsburgh Democrat. Was
re-clecjed 10 tho state legislature
for the fourth time
Few disorders were noted BY
police durine the day. with only
one man Of political consequence.
Roscoe Mackev hold IN g. 500 bail
with two other mon who were
charged with assaulting two
emitted states marshals who
sought 10 serve warrant on n
Republican worker
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Eight Speakers Talk
On Laymen's Forum
In Various Sections

The second Of the forums spon-
sored by the Community Laymen's
Forum were held last Sunday in
eight communities. The subject dis
cussed was: "The Negro and Gov
eminent"
Alfred Pelham. statIsiiclan OF
WAYNE County. and speaker at Ma
cedonla Baptist church. suggested
that the Negro might follow the
European idea OF government serv-
ice as career. and of giving great
or study to administration, and po-
litical science.
Attorney .seBron Simmons spoke
az Berea. Wilbur C. WOodson. at
Scott and Nesbitt Patton e Hart
ford Avenfe Baptist other speak
ers were SNOW r. Grigsby. William
Sheriff.. Joseph A. Craigen.
The subject Sunday. Nov 10 will
he "The Negro and Civil Liberties"
and the forums will he held by At
torney Henry Fried. at NJ. Beulah;
Ernest Goodman. at Berea; the Rev.
Horace A. white. Peace Baptist;
Attorney Herbert l.. Dudley. Allen
Temple: Attorney Perclval II. Pr
per. brewster Homes; Milton NAM
nitz. ST. John CINE; Miss Frances
Comfort Bethel AME. and Clarence
Anderson. wayne professor, Hart
ford Baptist church.
The forums are scheduled to
start at nm and are open to the
public
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Violation OF
Medical Law Is
Charged
Faces Four
Years If He's
Convicted

Paul Lewis, 81, OF 1885 Antietam,
was arrested Tuesday on charge
Of conspiring 10 violate the medical
laws. The arrest was made by De-
lectse Sret. Albert Shipero and
Detective Herbert Hale
The arrest was made lowing a
long investigation by special
woman Investigator employed by
Prosecutor Paul VOORHEES,. This
marked the first time in the history
Of WAYNE County that colored
woman had been used as an inyes-
tgstor for the prosecutors office.
william G.. Combs. chief Tssis-
tant prosecutor. said the inyestiga-
ton had been made following COM
plants lodged with the prosecu-
tors Office by the National Medical
association.
ShIpero and Hale conhscated A
large supply OF medicine and hyper
dermic needles when they arrested
Lewis and Mrs. Mamie stewart, who
was az ms nome at the TINE. Inc
woman was later released after
questioning by Assistant Prosecu-
tor John X. Graham.
According to Graham. Lewis.
when questioned about the medi-
cine found in his home. said
that II was used to put on injuries
suffered by his grandchildren while
PLAYING IN the home.
This Is the first time Lewis has
been arrested for conspiring 20
violate the medical laws which car
RES a maximum penalty Of four
years He was convicted in Record
erS conrt last year and given
sentence Of six months TO one
year in the Detroit House OF Cor
recton by Judge George Murphy.
The complainant against Lewis
was Miss Ruth Lowe, II. of Gill
lronwood who testified that she
had paid Lewis $65 for treatments
from Nov 1897. to April Is. 1893.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09

had been selling marihuana ~ a
large number Of Negro peddlers.
These peddlers, they charge in
fest the district near where Levy
was slain.
Business Men Complain
II was stated by the officers that
a large number OF persons opera,-
ing business IN the vicinity have
lodged complaints against the flag
rant sale and use Of marihuana in
the district.
Al the same time n move has been
Instituted 10 obtain the support of
the Judges ~ Recorders Court In
n drive against persons carrying
swiich-hlade knives. This move was
Instituted nv Chester Rentie, the
mayor Of Paradise Valley
Several suspects in the Levy
murder was arrested last week.
hut later released after questioning
by Detective Lieut. Harry Gaide and
Detective George Kirfiball. OF the
Homicide Squad
Inspector John O. Whitman. OF
the Homicide Squad. said that his
men were exerting every effort TO
apprehend the murder OF Levy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Two Women Fight;
One Is Seriously Cut

Mrs Emma Marshall ~ of 5>a3
Rivard. was cui hy Miss Lois Jack
son. -. 6si = kirhv, during on
argument Friday morning Mss
jackson was hlt on mo bead with q
stick by William Marshall. Roih
were removed 10 Receiving ho-p-
tai
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Dixie conscientious
Directors" Register

HOLIANDAIE. Miss amp
q. A. Williams. chairman OF the
local board In charge OF register
ing men under provisions OF the
sclective service act. last week
announced that IL members Of the
Church Of God finally decided. last
Saturday. 20 register. They had
declined previously. because Of re-
lizious beliefs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Loses SIS To Thugs

Mrs. Lulu Hayes. a.. OF 929 Brady
was robbed OF her purse containing
SIS and welfare tickets Fridas
evening while walk ing on Leland.
west OF ST. Antoine The victim
was knocked down by the two
thugs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Shot In Argument

Charles wilkins g. of 81 D.
Palmer Wa, shot u he right side
hv James Davkins TUESDAY eve
ming The two mon had hcen arcu-
inc AZ $50 = Ferry. DaUkins was
later arrested hv police and held
on a felonius assault charge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Fugitive Caught

Lawrence Martin. 32. az 412S 81.
Antoine vas arrested SUNDAY anG
turned over 10 Nashville Tcnn-
su hof Ties as fugitive from JUS
ti Martin. according 20 the Ten
nessee officers. killed a woman In
Nashville.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Stabbed In Argument

John Galloway. f5 Of pos Has
ilnes. was stabbed by Luiher Scott
last Friday during an argument 90
Hastings ami Alfred
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
-Four Charged
With Death OF
Prisoner
Suit Filed
By Sister Of
Thomas Dawson

A suit demanding 100000 for
the death Of prisoner in Monroe
last April %, was fled in Federal
Court here Saturday by the sister
OF a man who was found hanging
in a cell at the Monroe Jail. Four
police officers and the city OF Mon
roe were named IS defendants in
the suit.
The suit was filed by Attorney
William s. Patrick. sr.. for ars.
Maudic Cosby. 1919 81. Anhin. SIS
ter OF Thomas Dawson. who was -
at the time he died in his cell after
his arrest on traffic violation
charge. Dawson lived at 993 Win
der.
Beaten With Blackjack
The bill charges that Police Chief
Jess Fisher and Pairolman Joseph
Kinscy were in the court room Of
Peace Justice George l.. Wright
when Patrolman Al ,Gessner. WHO
had arrested Dawson. boat the prl-
soner with blackjack. hitting
him in his temple and the back Of
his head. and that the blows so adj
were so forccfnl and
powerful that Dawson fell to the
floor at the feet OF Gessner.
The bill further charges that
Gessner beat the prisoner while he
was on the floor. crushing his
brain and inlicting a big hole" in
back Of his head.
Henry Dinkleman, constable ON
ploycd by the city. held Davsons
legs, according TO the hill, and
Fisher and Kinsey assisted.
Appealed To Court
The beating followed DaNson's
appeal to the court: "Your honor.
please have mercy on me-. Don't
AXE me hack to Jail. l have ~ ret
10 work"
Dawson, according to the bill.
was then returned TO his coll by
iessner and Kinsey, and on dis
covering that Dawson was dead.
used his own necktie to hang him
and make the death appear sui
tide.
Mrs. Cosby. in her suit. alleges
hat Dawson was not given medical
attention. nor was he taken ~ a
lospital after he had been beaten
W the officers.
According TO the bill Dawson
lad been an employee " the
'hrysler Corporation for long
lumber OF years. Mrs. Cosby is adj
OF Dawson's estate
The suit was fled IN tho Federal
curt because Dawson was not n
itizen.
Dawson. according 10 reports.
vas on his way 10 Toledo when he
vas arrested in Monroe TO ia traf. |
ic violation. lie was taken before
'cace Justice Wright His dead
ody was found later IN q cell
The case attracted tho attention
4 the Detroit Branch Of the NAh- /
y. After getting a report Of the I
ase. DR.. James }. McClcndon the I
resident Of the branch. sent a
rivatc detective 10 Monroe 20 In
estIgate the death of Dawson. An
uiopev was also performed on the
odv Of the dead man.
Dawson. at the time of his ar
est. vas accompanied by friend
his companion Is now serving
rison sentence In Jackson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09

IL 4 the belief OF many that the
slayer was under the influence OF
marihuana when he drove a long
switch-blade knife into Levy's body
without provocation
Members Of the Narcotic Squad
Of the Detroit Police department
have been cooperating with Fed
eral Agents in their drive against
marihuana They have been con-
centraiing their efforts on the big
wholesalers
Sam Perry. white. OF 4075 Hum
phriee. was arraigned before the
United States Commissioner. J.
stanley Hurd. Tuesday on a
charge OF violating the narcotic
act. He was held under S2.0OOoond
and two sureties.
The arreeting officers said Perry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Police Intensity Campaign Against
Refers And Switch-Blade Knives

An intensified campaign against
marihuana and long swiich-blade
knives has been Instituted by mem
hers OF the Detroit Police depart
meni.
While police have been waging
fight against these two evils, the
vici0usness OF the two evils was
brought into sharp focus two weeks
ago with the fatal stabhing OF En-
manuel Levy. ~. Of 40 Napoleon.
Levy was Stabbed to death nj Adams
and Beaubien as he sought TO pre-
vent The robbing Of white man
hY q thug.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
r e w A r ID

LOST: Check for Capital Homes.
saturday, Nov. >, ON Russell and
Garfield. Finder please return 10
Morris Loan Oflice. Mack nj Has.
tlngs, and receive reward.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09

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Evening star., 1940-01-20
Emory N. {. Service
To End Celebration
Of lis 108th Year
Dr.. Forrest J. Prettymon,
Former Minister,
Will Preach

Emory Methodist Church will
close its 108th Anniversary Week
celebration tomorrow with a sermon
by DR.. Forrest j. Prettyman, for
mer minister. The choir, under the
direction of G. Wilfred Smith, will
sing.
The Rev. Horace E. Cromer, min
lister. will speak at 8 pm. on "This
Vow" The young peoples choir
will sing BLESS the Lord" by Ivanoff
and "The Lord Bless You and Keep
You," by Ludkin. The Mabel Galley
Bible class will be host to the con-
gregation at the Fellowship, fol-
lowing the evening service. The
senior high group will begin series
Of studies on Comrades Round the
World" at 7 pm. The Junior high
and young peoples group will meet
at 7 pm.
The Workers Council of the
church school will meet Monday at
8 pm. There will be departmental
meetings from 8 to 9, followed by
general business meeting and
stereopticon views.
The Phi Tau parents meeting will
be held Tuesday evening.
DR.. Cromer will speak Thursday
on "It's Promise"
The senior department of the
church school will have a party
Saturday night at the home of Miss
Berma OVERLY, 5819 Fourth street
NV.
Evening star., 1940-01-20
Sermon Series to Sturt
At Brethren Church

At the Church of the Brethren
DR.. Warren D. Bowman will begin
a series of morning sermons on "The
Lords Prayer" His subject at am.
and II am. will be Our Father" +"
Subjects to follow will be "Thy King
dom Come" "Thy Will Be Done"
''Our Daily Bread" Forgive Us Our
Trespasses" and Lead Us Not Into
Temptation"
At pm. the Rev. Harry Porter,
pastor of the Memorial Presbyterian
Church, will be the guest speaker.
His subject will be "The Burden OF
the Lamb" The Intermediate and
Senior B. Y. P. DIS will meet jointly
at $50. They will present program
on "An Appreciation of Negro Cul-
ture" in poetry, readings and song.
On Thursday evening the subject is
'"The Place of Group Fellowship in
Acquiring Vital Religious Expert
ence."
The Home Builders Class will
have a social Thursday evening
Mrs. Hazel Marshall will read her
own poetry.
Evening star., 1940-01-20
Rev. {. K. Ray 10 Speak
AT Calvary Methodist

The Rev. Clifton Keys Ray, min
lister of the Epworth Methodist
Church, will be the guest minister
at II am. tomorrow at the Calvary
Methodist Church. His subject will
be Religious Optimism"
The senior choir will sing, under
the direction of Louis A. Potter. At
the 8 o'clock evening forum DR.
Walter Lowdermilk, associate chief
soil conservation, Department of
Agriculture, will give lantern lee
ture on Waste"
Miss Edith " Hargrave will lead
the Young Peoples League service
at 7 pm.
The Thursday evening service will
be dispensed with due to the Meth
odist Advance mass meeting to be
held at Foundry Methodist Church
DR.. George E. Bigge, Social Sc
curity Board. will speak next week
at the Calvary evening forum.
Evening star., 1940-01-20
Grace Lutheran
Services 10 Mark
Work Week
"A ToIe for Those Who
Toll Will Be Theme
Of Dr.. Lenski

Services at Grace Lutheran
Church tomorrow will inaugurate
Work Week." DR.. Gerhard e. Len
ski will preach at II am. on "A Tale
For Those Who Toll" Led by Bessie
Rasmussen, director, the Senior
Choir will sing: Thou Art My Rock"
by Woolman and II Sought The
Lord" by Stephenson. Marian Ran
berg will introduce this service by a
fifteen minute organ recital.
The Senior Young Peoples group
will meet at pm. Carl Rasmus-
sen will speak OH "Shall The United
States Have A Representative At
The Vatican?" Harry Rush will
lead the meeting and Louise Gel
man will conduct the devotional
service.
The Fidelity Club will meet Nom
day, 8 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Ackerman, 1921 Walsh street
NV. Newly elected officers will be
installed. They are: Mrs. Leon Chat
elain, president; Mrs. Alma Swope,
secretary; Mrs. Eva Berger, treas
urer.
Confirmation instruction for new
members is being conducted on Sat-
urdays, 8 am. and Sundays $50
pm. under the direction of DR.. Len
ski.