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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-22
Capital
 Correction

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., July 22.- Vernon Crangle wrote an indignant letter when a local newspapers vital statistics column announced the birth of a girl to the Crangles.
 Crangle demanded-and got a correction in capital letters, like this: IT'S A BOY!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-22

 the Gulf of Alaska this dist rbance situated the with
  this morning During the last
  Territory July 23.-Sunrse 4:30 sunset 9:3a m.
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joyed by Ketchikan.

]oyed by ketcnlKan.
 Meanwhile, if reduction. of five percent is made this year, by the Pacific Board, it will be based al most entirely on the physical inn provements made by the Juneau Volunteer fire Department, and credit for such reduction should be placed where it is due-With the Fire Department. The cooperation of Board agents in Juneau with the9 Fire Department and with the Board was the instrument which enabled the Board to have the in- formation essential before rate reduction could be considered. At the present time Board agents have received no notice of any intended reduction. We believe that whoever gave the Empire the story appear ing in the Saturday issue talked prematurely.
 "Very truly yours,
 "SHATTUCK AGENCY,
 By Curtis G. Shattuck."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-22
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. July. p. \, Closing quotationI of Alaska Juneaus Mine stock today is ~4is, Ariaconda f91s, Bethlehem Steel 75A,, Common wealth. and Southern 1A, Curtiss Wright 6 7l8, General Motors 431a, International Harvester 43, Ken necott 25A, New. York Central II. 3f4, Northern Pacific 6, United States Steel 50 7i8. Pound $3.90.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-22
NORTH. WIND DUE

The freighter North Wind of the Northland Transportation Com pany is due to arrive here tomor- row morning at 6;30 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-22
MRS. SPARKS RETURNING

Mrs William Sparks is on the steamer Columbia. returning here after visit to the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-22
DIR. FOLEY HERE

Dr. Clayton Policy, dentist of Skagway, came down on the Yukon for a short stay and is the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. E. M. Policy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-22
DOW JONES AVERAGES.

The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 122.06,
 rails 262li utilities 22.25.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-22

Empire classifieds Szz:;nx results
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-22

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-22
FIFE WEATHER
(By the U. s. Weather Bureau)

and vicinity pm 22 mostly cloudy Tuesday temperature tonight 50 degrees; gentle winds
 Southeast Aiaska Fair probably northwest portion Tuesday wester except southery Lynn
 of of the Gulf of "a; northwest winds south and souheasterly Kodiak winds fresh Kodiak ffsA
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COUNCIL TONIGHT

.. The Juneau City Council meets tonight at o'clock.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13

citation: Mrs Mary Mcleod Bethune,
OF Washington. u. c.. Or. Walter
Gray Crump and Representative
Careline ODay, both of New York.
National Officers Of the assoca-
lion who were reelected include
Dr. Louis T. Wright. chairman ol
the board. Miss Mary White owing
ton. treasurer; and the following
vice presidents Miss Mamie II.
Burroughs. Godfrey lowell Cabot
senator Arthur capper. Bishop John
A. Gregg, the Rev. John Haynes
Holmes Judge Ira w Jayne. the
Rev A. Clayton Powell and Os-
valid Garrison Willard
National executive officers Of the
association who were rc-appoinied
at tho board meeting Immediately
following the annual meeting were.
Walter White. secretary. Roy
wilkins, assistant secretary ana ed
iior Of the Crisis Thurgood Mar
shall and Charles Ii. Houston, spc-
cial counsel. William Pickens. di-
rector of branches. Mrs. Daisy +.
Iampkin field secretary. T.. Fred
eric Morrow. branch coofdnaior
George r. Murphy, lr, publicity
and promotion: the Rev James II.
Robinson acting youth director.
Reports Of departmental heads
were read at the annual meeting.
Officials OF the association doing
field work Travelled $4,000 miles
during 1852 according 10 William
Pickcns.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Bill "Bojangles' Robinson In
Chicago With The Hot Mikado' Cast

CHIC AGO - amp Nearly 400
chicago citizens and friends OF Bill
Boiaugies Robinson, assembled at
Tie La SAFE street station Sunday
afternoon 81 welcome the famous
terpsich0r star and the large
Nvw YorS ast of the Hot Mikado. "
fresh from gigantic run in cleye-
land Oa.o
As TIE trs.n approached through
ihe mist O. the snowy afternoon
with The headlight OF the mighty
engine seeming to glow in welcom-
Ing slee, tie gates on number nine
tack wore opened and the welcom-
Ing hosts rushed through 10 The
long train.
Hcadr- the citizens committee
were Robert II Miller. Mayor Of
Brorze,iile Joseph Hughes. Mayor
elect az Rronzevillc. Alderman and
Mrs Earl b Dickerson. John H.
Senssiae ke. general manager %
2 ae c.itago Defender. and numer-
o-s others.
AZ the Long train came 70 q COM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Musicale Given
At Lucy 7hurna
Fellowship Tea
Held Sunday

One OF the pleasantest soeia'
fairs OF the month Is the Srad
Fellow ship Musicale and ten
Lucy Thurman Branch lWQ
These affairs occur on the sgo
sunday OF each month. The n
one on Sunday. January II, vii
in charge OF the Home Relatic
committee OF the branch with NJ
Burrell Carter as chairman ol N
tesses. The musical program I
been arranged by Leroy Sui'h VI
Will present a chorus ana nstI
mental numbers.
All members and fricrds o.
branch who are interested in shi
ing the fellowship and soc'ahill
OF these teas are invited TO drop
from 10 6 o'clock.
Assisting Mrs. Carter on ianNa
II will be Mrs Evelyn penn
Mrs Estelle Hawkins. MIS- "a
Hendricks. Mrs. Emella cam
Mrs IaVerne Schuster and NJ
Elizabeth Bellamy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
EAST END NEWS
BY Colcather Ann DIckcrson

Beth0e Patterson Was the hos
fs's 70 tie Apollo PLAYERS IN Dec.
-, AZ her aome on Hunt street. a
sas me vas had by Helen Childs.
Arthur Harris roreda scenery.
James Lawrence, Louise Johnson
Eddie Matthews, Hazel Quarkcr.
Rober' winston Dor Qnarkcf. Ma
thanlei Wichs l.Nda Porter. George
Cutler Elsie Gilllar Ruby Walton.
Eddie Evans Vivian Gillian. John
Banks and General McDuNic. sand
witches boz chocolate cookies. cam
dies nuts and wine were served a
delightful time was had by an the
visitors.
New Years Eve from three TN
e'sh' O'Clock, Miss Coreda scenery
invited many OF the younger ser 10
open House AT her home GA An
t"igm avenue. The cozness ~ thc
,itfg Dom and The pleasant mile
~ the Aarming hostess WAS iok
'n of welcome a few guests paved
htifao while the others danced
tAio4gacut the evening 10 fhe iuncs
o' po1plar orchesiras 10 was a
aellghliu affair attended by Elma
nightio0t jamie Sianfeld. Artie
Mars S'anaiIeld, Theresa wyatt.
GLADYS Mitchell. Alberta Lightfoot.
Bernice Patterson. Mildred Mitchell,
Lillian watt Samuel Moore Por-
ter smith. Flora Jones. Patiie Dick
son, iielcn Nutlall Louise Johnson
an3 others
The Cardinal club presented a
view Years Dance AZ Tie Artistic
Ballgoom Many swung out ny this
matinee 90 The music ~ Warren
Mathews a few enjoying q hne
time We're. George Young. Ruth
bai Alice Roy, claude Spieey G..
r. johnson Marie Burnefte car
cnre hail Zen Payne. jesse Light
foot.
The Cornet club gave buffet
supper on December IS. al the home
81 Edith Anderson on McDougall
avenue. The debbics enjoying a
wonderful evening were. Bettye
Bland. Frank Norman. Gladys
House Don Bryant. Veralee Fisher
Bernard Donalds. Frank Raiford
Leonine Cole. Elmer Craig, Flor
eace Pate. Sonny Plummer. Eliza
beth Patton. walter House. Ia
Verne Johnson. Leonard Brown
Dorothy Stevenson. Edna Patton,
Earl Davis. Charlie Covington. Mil
dred Mason, and Jenette Bland
Coker.
a gay affair was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker. OF
300 Philadelphia avenue on Jan
uary 2. Cecil Whitaker a recent
grmiuaie OF South carolina State
college. was entertained al very
lovely birthday party. Many love
~ giiis were received. e;ie ~ witch
was lovely bouquet Of flowers.
Present we're. Harridell BRYANT.
Harrison, Bennie Davis. cornelia
Lewis. Bob Love After the party a
motor trip was taken in.
Mayfair Ballroom was really
Jumping on New years with John
Holiday turning out the music.
The guests were Dorothy Merri-
weather, Kenneth winfrey. Rosa
Lee Merriweather Bernard Harris,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13

plete stop and Bill with his side
partner. Mrs Little Bo' Robin
son. appeared on the ear steps,
flash lights from vantage points
caught the famous smile OF the
great Bill "Mikado.' Wher they
reached the ground floor OF the sta
ZION. beautiful and smiling little
Dianne Dickorson. daughter of Al
lerman and Mrs Dickerson. pre-
-entel Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson with
a huge bouquet OF flowers telegraph
ed from Florida by the famous sing
err. Eta Moien, now on a concert
tour in Florida. This surprise Wild
ened The smiles ard glistened the
eyes OF both Bill and his lovely
wife.
Old timers said II was one OF
the most spontaneous welcomes
ever given Chicago visitor. and
The scores OF "Iiot members sur
rounding his popular production Of
the famous ~Mikado. The Robin
sons aud all the visitors were
thrilled hy the demonstration.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Stepiin Fetchit
And SimoneSim
Star In Comedy
Musical Hit
With Mitzi Green
Coming To Cass

Stephin Fethit moyieland's
number one lazy man. will be star
red with Simone simon Miizi
Green, aud Mary Brian in Three
After Three a musical comedy
which will opcr ~ the Cass Jan.
Is II wa, announced this week.
Other members OF the Casf viii
be Frances Williams Arthnr Jar
ret. Earl oxford aud Marry May.
This array of him. stage and radio
talent is reputcd 10 be amogg the
greatest ever 20 appear ON a single
stage
Three After Three written by
Guy Bolton concerns The adventures
of three girls who go fortune hunt
ing in Miami
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
GONE " III
The WIND
(By VIM. PIcke,s for ANP

"Gone but not forgottenp
Lost Cause" OF which "Rhett
Ter" played by Clark Gable, sd
so sneeringly and realistically
long picture. Rhett Butler VA
Charleston gun-runner and 81
gler, and was getting rich ou
war, but he had few illusions al
the glories OF the "lost cause :
fact he had the courage to
that II would be lost cause u
others were shouting thar +
would lick the Yankees in a
DAYS.
The film Is long, like the book Il
long. but il has rot the virtue
is implied in the great pub!icltl
have seen other pictures. sho}
and with lower door fee. thar
better and more thrilling. "anr
is a production superior 10 n
With the wind"
As we all expected, tho 4
south seeks justification Tor ii
pigheadcd rebellion blunGer
this picture, and especially "A
pet monster. the "ku klnx ~
which followed the Civil war
and indeed 70. the "Klan' Was
organized to protect white wo1
even from attack by white 81 4
the carpet-bag type. nor from
gro attack; il was to keep Neru
in their place.-from the poll.
at cheap slaye-wages. and a
dirtiest work and the hardest j,
this picture has 10 show the
table scorn, and fear. that pos. I
the old beaten rebels when
emancipated blacks came bv "A
ing or swinging along as II 4
were human beings. The ku WI
Khan was 10 enforce the Sant
will against equality plain md
lean constitutional equality. for
slaves and their children.
II ought TO have taken les \
4 hour show to gIofify lhis 4
cause 3 hours and Al minutes
the feature film. and the rest
news. muchly news OF the A al
Premier OF this film.--
The hook and the publicity M
great gate for this show al
started OFF. but to many it NH
be worth the cost and 10 some
will seem a bit OF bore. and n
some Many can just wait until
hits the IS 10 % cent show pac
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
4 NAACP LawyersO
Nations Honor Ro|

NEW YORK - (ANPl Fo'
prominent NAACP attornei S. Thl
good Marshall, William VI. Hast
Leon a. Ransom and w \
Hughes, Jr.. were listed on lAe 4
nual honor roll for 1889 rcleas'
last week by The Nation, aeeH
liberal magazine.
Those lawyers were cited fcf y
cessiully fighting the case IN Mar
land for salary parity bei~e'
white and colored teachers. y
Federal Judge w. Calvin Chesin|
Of Baltimore was listed for feade
ing the decision requiring pasnlel
OF the same wages TO both leac'
ers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Alphas, Kappas And
AkA's Select Kansas
For 1910 Conferences

KANSAS CITY. Mo. - (ANp, -
Three major Crock letter organiza-
tons. Alpha Phi Alpha. Kappa Al
pna Psi and Alpha Kappa Alpha.
adjourned their 1889 meetings last
week TO reasonable here in Kansas
CITY during The Christmas season,
1910
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Kampus Notes
BY GLOSTER b. CURRENT
W. Virginia State College

INSTITUTE. VIVA : aying trip
home brought The realization that
more people read this column than
had supposed some OF The stu
dents from state whose dOines |
have reported from time 70 time,
vehemently ohided mc for telling Tho
home-folks OF their activity
Seemingly this column conveys
more information 'o parents tAan
their mcaere letters.
Anything what happens news
and my JOB Is to give our readers
the true perspective ~ This Collcei-
ate picture Tile antics. exploits
and achievements OF Joe Jones are
appreciablo 20 Mama ana Para
Jones who pay mis- bills. 4 parent
who invests fonr hundred or more
dollars carin a college education
is naturally much Interested in tho
dividends II ihe Investment is poor
ly placed as cNcmplihcd in Joe s
failure IN ono cr move subjects due
to lack of interest or study. the
student should Only be angry with
himself Any other reaction is
righteousness
However COLLEGIATE life goes on
as II always aid There is me same
tendency TO study hard one day and
rest another, the same sort OF slanc.
poi-eui and iareon the samo stAm-
pede for hooks from Tho library, me
same excitement over vacations and
returns
We shall start the new year on
bN praislng a few persons who have
scttlcd DOVE 70 The college routine
ana show pfoniiso of attaining the
objective for which they entered
college.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
DR.. Morrison Heads
Mayor Walter Kanar
Campaign Committee
BY william Richardson

DR.. George We lell Morrison.
prominent Ilamtramck physician
and surgeon, was recently appoint
ed chairman OF the Mayors. Cam
paign committee, by Mayor wal
ter Kanar, of Ilamlramck.
Mayor Kanar's selection or Dr
Morrison meets the approval Of the
majority OF colored citizens in
llamtramck, because OF his ability.
sincerity and integrity are above re-
prOach.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Arthur Spingarn, Brother OF
Ey-President Named NAACP Head

NEW YORK ~ Arthur p, Spin
earn. prominent New YORK attor-
ney WIS elected president OF the
National ociaiion for The Adj
hanccmcnt Of Colorcd People by the
board OF directors al the annual
meeting here Jan. .
Associated ultimately with the
work OF the NAACP for more than
a quarter Of century, Mr.. SPIN
garn for % years has been chair
man az the asociations national
legal committees He succeeds his
brother. the late joel +. Spingarn,
who died last July &c.
Mr. Spngarn is the third person
70 head The organization since II
was founded thirty years ago in
New York ON l.incolns birthday.
Feb. -. 1909 The two former pres
dcnis were. Moorheld Storey. ia
NOUS Massachusetts lawyer. one
time head OF the American Bar AS
ISOLATION and secretary to Congress
man Charles Sumner during the
.Civil War. who served from 1911 to
his death in 1929; and Joel +
Spingarn. former professor Of
English literature at Columbia uni
ycrsity. who served from 1880 until
July &c 1899.
NAACP officials announced that
Dean William HASTE Of the How
ard university law school, has been
named chairman Of the associa-
tons legal committee.
Randolph Elected To Board
a Philip Randolph. Negro labor
leader and president Of the Brother
hood OF Sleeping-Car porters. was
elected member OF the associa-
TONS national hoard Of directors,
for a term OF two years.
other members OF the board re-
elected for terms expiring in 1912
were Miss Marion Cuthbert, HUI
bert Dclany. Lewis $. Gannctt. John
Hammond. Dr. william Allan Neil
son, the Rev. James H. Robinson,
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. Arthur
-. Spmgarn all OF New York.
Mrs. Grace B Henderson. New
ark, Nj, Dr. y. G.. Mcpherson,
Nashville. Tenn: Dean William IT.
HASTE, Dr. Charles II. Thompson.
and Or. Elizabeth Yates Webb, all
OF Washington DC.
The following persons were
elected vice presidents OF the asso-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
STUDENT MASS MEETING

Amid dorisive speeches and 1ues
iionng accusations. the students of
this college, meeting in an unau-
lhorized mass meeting. snuday.
Jan. z, gave vent 10 their pert-np
feelings concerning students smok
ing in the d0rmtories.
Naturally the remarks we're aim
cd at President John W. Davis. who
in his official capacity has yiaor-
ously opposed smoking for many
/ years. The crux OF the problem
centers around AIN adamant admin
istrational policy which up 10 the
, present time has sheltered Itself
behind the cloak Of state statute
supposedly prohibiting smoking in
school buildings. Alert students
last year received a ruling from Tie
states Attorney General that such
law does not apply TO dormaiories.
In subsequent discussion and de-
bate upon the matter. The admins
tratlon promised the Student Conn
ell that something would he done ia
alleviate the smoking problem.
4 This past week the adminisfra-
I ton issued a proclamation. when.
II signed, gave students the right
to smoke in the newly prepared rec
reation rooms provided those who
signed accepted the provisions that.
All caught smoking elsewhere
would be sent home for thirty DAYS. ("
OF course the stipulation referred
TO violation OF The rule within the
building and did not pertain 10
inns and other public spots off the
campus. However. some smart
elecky students put literal inter-
probation on the proviso and called
a mass meeting denouncing the
faculty proposal
The whole matter. 10 NV mind
was uncallcd for. The administra
ton. by Offering the opportunity 10
smoke within the buildings i'm rec
reatior rooms indicated that the
time is not so far away when stu
dents Will have the privilege they
now desire Of smoking In their
rooms. The attempt 10 force the is
sue will probably result in delay
ing the final satisfactory solution
Of the matter for 40 least another
six months Anyway il viii be
interesting 10 watch results.
DETROITER PARTY
The Detroit club h. planning q
Valentine party ou Feb IL This
party viii be- ore or The oullere y
swanky affairs. Friends of tie local
students ~ State viii be- invited
down .. Better get your cais
ready'ii
BITS OF NOTHING
Earl Van Ripper ard Kirk Davis
have new loves on tte campus
Theodore Washington is still try
inr, but gets nowhere Ditto
Joe Bailey 81. Dorothy Everett is
I taking too much vacation hash Z
returned yet Jackie Williams
| is taking on weight due In Nra
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13

Collisions heavier food Jerry
Mitchell still leads the Detroiters
in scholarship: three "A's" ard
two IBIS" Promised to lay of
Carolyn Lissamore j.. George Irwin
is women crazy stays up town
more than on the campus =. Mike
Fewe has been very quiet Of late
some OF the hoys on the campus
are tired Of her nonsense Clar-
risse Arnold is sophisticated -un-
naturally
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13

Eloise Pickett Charlie Dew. callie
Lee Heard, winston Brooks. Alberta
Lightioot. Eugene Gilliard Frank
Norman Ieima Lishifoot. Frances
LEROY Dieker-on, Norma Patterson.
Smiih Roswell webb. Maxine Webb
Walker. Arthur Jackson, James
Freeman. John George. Mildred
mar White, Caiherin cGordon.
Williams. Willis Heard Henrietta
Eloise Moaies. Mary Mason. Ester
Oele Williams. Mildred webb Dol
mer Thomas. Warren Young, ana
loads ~ others.
Sports
In ore % the most exciting games
~ Tire season the Vikings defeated
fao Falcons 80 TO "a to gain the
lead in the Franklin House league
More than 800 enthusiastic basket
BAH fans witnessed the game slated
20 be the hest game Of The season
Nexander Mct lain was Hi-ponted
man with 10 points.
The Colcelans n Team de-
foated the Moguls &c 10 % 10 gain
first place IN tho Senior ~ league
OF The settlement.
For Girls
You sit down at Gertie's marty
right next TO The very same Leon
who rushed Jon so madly. It's ali
past history, for he hasn't come
near You for at least three months.
You can throw II right into his
lace with. "Wel, where have YOU
hecn' Why haven't yon called. me
up2 And put him on the defensive
and fll him with a desire 10 leave
al once. That's hardly smart. How
are YOU, and what have you been
dong. and have you seen johnny
laiely?" will make YOU the inter-
esiing old friend who is glad 10
see him and, try as he might hos
glad to see too Rake over old
sores, and you damage any chan
ces you might ever have Of seeing
him again. BE your own charming.
noncommittal self, and il will he
his voice you hear on the phone
one evening or his face youlI see
standing In the door.
Noslng Round
Yes. Folks it has happened -.
Elsie i.aBlanche and Charles
Buck Green. two very popular
members OF the Motor city younger
set, skipped off TO Toledo, Ohio and
spoke their Il dos" Theresa
Gibbs and another close friend
went along as witnesses. Good
luck, my dear friends, and | hone
your marriage will be happy sue
cessful. and swell example for the
rest Of ~.
Have Jones Foster aud Carrie
Davis surprise for usg Gosh
we'd like TO Know What il isl
Johnny stevens ana wins Rcd
visit the East End quite often
now don't tell US YOU visit your
cousin 1--we know better.
What's this little romance brew
ing between Cornelia Lewis and
Eugene Gilliard?
Say Girls, Take II easy on George
Young. Ogle Williams and James
Lawrence. those tough society cats.
! know It's leap year. but let them
stay In existence little longer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
GWEND0LYN ulRkIrSS

y " - WI ' IT. IN NJ I'M
one OF the mosf admired girls on
the campus Is Gwcniolyn Tarkless
pleasant. asrecahly fascinating
young lady. Her interest ana Will
lnsness To work has, cndcarcd her
TO EVERYONE. Gwen is an interesting
convefsaiionalist. She belongs to
the Ivyetts. Nellow-Jacket stan. and
the Players college dramatic So
DinINl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
RETRIBUTION

| promised some OF the Detroit
students that would let them
write part OF my column Next
week you will probably read about
my exploits but don't believe them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13

The Detroit club is planning
Valentine party ou Feb. H. rhi
party viii be- ore OF The culle.ei
swanky affairs. Friends 81 tie lo,a
students a. State viii be- invite,
down .. Better get your ear,
feadV