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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-28
Miss Marjorie Mckinney. stude]

JU1 VTCTIHIH6y, STUUtHC
at O. u, Athens, and her friend
Max Sechrist of Marion, also an o.
U. student, spent the week end here
with Miss McElhiney's aunt, Mrs
Earle Eveland, and husband, and
with her grandmother, Mrs. George
Mckinney.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07
Simplify Method
OF County Rule

SinNyntraifon and Woiefnizafion
Of County coecrnnieuf is heNs
stressed by Counrims' clarsnce
DOYLE w his cauparn for The pcn-
ocratif nomination ior Counts An
diior
- member 81 iHc ennlv Bpafd
o' Supervisors for no past five
wears and as q meules 81 the m-
poriant Ways and Means commit
Tee % the hoara bowie has bad
an opportunity 70 snds NE pres
emf structure ~ County g"vcgu
meui. 10 has stated on sesetal
occasions at sessions 90 DE sppe
visors that The hoard is too lar,e
ami cumbersome for enicieu coi-
duct Of the Couniys business
Il favor an independent audit of
the Wayne County funds and an
Investigation o. the legality OF the
County expenditures, said Clar-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07
Gerald K. O'Brien
Should Be Elected
Prosecuting Attorney

Attorney Gerald X. ORrien.
deputy prosecuting attorney FOR
the past five and ono half years
and an overseas veteran Is ram
didate for prosecuting attorney on
the Democratic ticket.
He is tho son Of tho liberal Pa;
rick n. O'Rrien. Judge 81 Probate
Court, who first gave 10 the Ne
rroes Of This state deputy attor-
ney general and deputy probate
register Of the Wavne County Pro-
bate Court. Gerald X. OBrien is
"a competent and capable lawyer
and above all fair minded indi-
,idual who knows no color line
He is endorsed by many civic Lead
ers such as senator Charles G..
Digs the Rev. Robert l.. Bradhy.
Attorney Joseph A. Craieen and
many civic and political organiza-
lions Of our group.
The colored voters in Wayne
County cannot 90 wrong in voting
for Gerald X OBricn for prosecu;-
Ing attorney in the primary cleo
lion on sept. 10 for he promises.
II elected. TO give to our group
proper representation in tho prose-
cuting attorneys office and TO see
that all rights Of the Negroes are
given full protection under the
law.--Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07
John Ridley Prepares
To Enter Howard u.

Detroi, will soon bid farewell to
another Of It's outstanding young
singers, John Riley. who will enter
the school Of music At Howard uni
versiry in Washington. nc. Robert
l.. Nolan, pianist and graduate ~
Howard university has been for
tunate in helping 10 secure for Mr..
Riley parttime scholarship
The citizens of Detroit and inc
music department OF New Rothel
Baptist church are presenting Mr..
Riley in farewell recital on Fri
DAY evening Sept l3 az . o'clock
al the church located al the cor
ner Of East Willis and Hastings
street Mr. Riley will he assisted
AZ The piano by Robert Nolan. who
VII also play piano solo. NJ.
Riley has been studying with Mr.
Nolan since Mr.. Nolan returned
from New York City 10 live here
Mr. Nolan has arranged two num-
bers on the program especially Tor
Mr.. Riley and the Senior chorus Of
New Bethel. The public is cordially
Invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07
Mt. Olive Baptist
Church

The Rev n +. owens pastor 81
NJ olive Baptist church. sol apart
tho regular morning service honT
SUNDAY. Aug IS. 70 honor The Rov
" = smith. who Was celebrating
his >ein birthday
THE Rev Mr. Smith was horn
Au- r.. 1854 IA Macon Ga lie
was edlirafcd iu the schools 81
Alabama and Mississippi lie was
converted and baptized IN Louis
jana IN 1854 and WAS ordained 10
preach n iSaa He is the Oldest ac-
iiyc minister OF tho goSpcl IN the
National Baptist organization 'hav-
inc Actively engaged In The minis
try for 81 years and upwards
The members Of Nj Olive Bal
iisl church AZ a token Of their ap-
pre- iaiior Of the long and faithful
devotion 90 the Rev Mr. smith.
presented him With Sai 60 in cash
and gave 10 him many gifts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07
zlks Re-eect Wilson At FortyFrst Colorfu Convention
Community Awaits Youth Program
At ST. James CINE. Church Sunday

A monmouth Youth Program
will he held Sunday. September az
2 30 p m AT 81 James CME church.
Vinewood and ". Kirby The Rev
J NJ Pcttigrew Is expecting a large
crowd 70 witness the affair
Scheduled 10 appear on the pro-
gram arc
The Tabernacle Baptist Junior
choir; Mae Kendrick in one ~ her
host interpretations Clarence Nc
kinney with his accordian: The
Matte f. Coleman Circle. Oscar
Simmons's trumpet solo. Mary Eli
zaheth Parks, piano selection
The Chcsehoro quartet I.ncile Tnr-
ner piano selection; T. W. Ross
address. Negro Youth what
Now Dnranza Reeves ieno solo
Ambrose Nuit graduate Of the
University of Michigan. recently
appointed N West Point Dr. n. r.
Hollis graduate OF Meharry Med-
cal college and one ~ our most
promising young Negro doctors
The Junior ushers ~ New Light
Baptist church will serve. Love
Henderson will he master Of cere-
monies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07
United christian
Church

Happy hearts hcralded the re-
turn Of the pastor, the Rev. x. l..
Jordan and DELEGATES who attend
ed the animal convention recently
held in f.iiilc Rock Ark also maay
members and friends from their
vacations 10 begin another years
work with greater ambition
The twenfN-ioGrih national con-
vcntion of the Disciples of CHRIST
OF America was held with the
Cross street Christian church Al
the Dunbar high ~hoo The Unit
ed Christian church Of Detroit was
well represented by Elder Jordan,
Mrs. Daisy Gregory. women $
work. Mrs Rose Crawford. CT so
cicty and AIRS. Johncya Saundc"s.
the Biblc school
This delegation reported a very
interesting convention and an on
ioyahle trip. Ncarly every state In
the union whore there Is a Dis
ciples Of christ church, was rep
resented
T. X Rouse is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07
Christian Science

Man" will he tho subject OF the
lesson sermon in all Christian Sci.
ence churches throughout the worli
on sunday. Sept
The golden text Romans SIG.
III Isl The Spirit itself beareth
witness with our spirit that we are
the children nj God and II chill
dren, then heirs heirs Of God. and
joint-heirs with Christ"
Among tho bible citations is this
passage FPS ii9:72l Thy hand
have made me and fashioned mo.
give me understanding. that NAV
learn thy commandments"
Correlative passage 70 he read
from the Christian Science text
hook, Science and Health with
Key 70 tho scriptures nv Mary
Baker Eddy include the following
g. 29) Man as the offspring of
God. as the idea Of Spirit, is the
immortal evidence that Spirit is
harmonious and man eternal"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07
USHERS'
NOTES

The CITY Ishers were guests at
chapel Hill church in their ninth
anniversary The president urged
all members 70 be present ~ me
neat meeting of the union which
viii be held AZ tho NMCA Sepem-
her u All persons holding tic
keis from the breakfast which was
gwen recently We're asked 10 re-
port next meeting
Tho Union will be Tho guest ~
81 raul AME ushers sunday Sep
ieWher s Al , pm
ismes Ponder ~ Calvary Rap
ts' Is sick a. his home 79li +.
Nernor Highway George L. VIII
liams is M In the Receiving hos
pifai
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07
New Mt. Zion
Church

The Rev r. & Nlercior spoke
SUNDAY morning from the text.
thou hast neither part nor lei in
this matter for thy heart is not
righi IN the sight of Cod The
Re, Mr. s wilkins spoke IN The
evening IN Work oui your own
salvation with fear and trembling
Communion WAS administered al
3 y M Missionary and prayer serv-
ice Is held each Tuesday FROM IL
am. 10 pm and Thursda, night
at Z 80 respectively.
The Rev Mr. Mullen died recent
ly The church extends sympathy
to tho family
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07
FLUSH POISONS FROM
KIDNEYS AND STOP
GETTING UP NIGHTS
BE Healthier. Happier sleep
Sound

When YOU can gci for - centS a
rafe, effic en-, and harmless stimu-
liant aud diuretlc that should iiusn
from your Kidneys the waste mat
ter. pc'sous and acid that are now
doing you harm, why continue TO
break your resiful sleep by gettlne
up thru the night?
Don't he nm EASY MARK and Ac-
cept n substitute Get Gold Medal
HARLEM OF Capsules the original
the genuine right from Haarlcm
In Holland. Look for the Gold
Medal on the box b cents.
other symptoms OF weak kidneys
and irritated bladder may he back
ache. puffy ewes. shifting pains.
burning or scaniy passage Adv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07
Congressional Club
Sponsors A Musicale

Fobert p. Hicks will head the
committee sponsoring tho grand
musicale Of the United District
Congressional organization which
viii be held Sept. : az Metropolitan
Baptist church, 54st Hastings
street. Leroy r. scott former SILL
dent OF the Detroit Institute Of Mn
steal Arts. has been made muS.cii
director OF this affair
The Little David choir kalvIn
Ventour. Madeleine white Mrs
Robinson and Fred SHIPS Will APP
pear on the program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07

cnce Doyle Ia staicmcnf 20 tais
paper "fhcl' has never been an
Independents audii made alihoaeh
prc,ion> grand infics hasc r'qnosf
cd This audit"
since last fdl poNl' has heen
chairman ~ iho special comwifi %
on Redistribution OF county rm-
ployecs and has made an intensive
study of tho duties and salaries o;
all employees when hie commiii.s
reports TO the hoard many sugces.
tons for changes in the EMPLOY
ment set-up are expected 20 no
made.
DOYLE has been a student ~ pub
lic questions Tor more than ~
years. having hegnn his puhI,
service as p member of the Dear
horn school board where he served
with Henry Ford For several
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07

Get Mention
For Showing
Wallace Williams
Heads Motor City
Delegation

CT L0r'lS-(By Floyd G Smell
sor FER AMP More than 10000
n,smhor, NJ the grand lodge CON
~snror Of the IRPOE Of W attend
N nc 4ist animal conclave. hailins
kom an sections NJ the country.
Erand Exalted Ruler J Finley
Falcon vas reelected for two more
tears for tho 18th consecutive year
n me grand lodge session Tuesday
The Grand parade. the hirhlicn,
NJ mo moo was held Tuesday. and
hoe iran samoa persons viewed Il
ki.h delight and high enthusiasm
fhe line NJ march began al l3th
mi Cheslnui streets. proceeding
n Narkc' 20 Ewing. thence 10
Palre and vandeventer. where Tho
bffcial reviewinr stand held hun
1reds NJ notable spectators.
IRE procession was led hy
bha.snN ~ mounted city police.
ho'cr c,lcle escort and direcici
bv scores Of pairolmen along the
Ine n march Following tho police
> e'ail Woo the grand marshall, -
ocial "a of tho G. f. p. thu
Ama~csu Legion under tho diror-
Hor ~ the commissioner Of trans
Doriaiop Finer V Mosseo. iorofh-
b with officials Of the host lodge
Ereaier ST Louis No. 1912
4 romelv eronp Of vivaoions
hs'rons of lhe Florence Ames
fmpls 80 IL. Detroit. were ariis.
dcsl'v srravei on motor float
Anda'i7cicf much attention. white
han, others rode horseback
The prlll team Of Columbia lodge
b. temple Washington. y, &. gave
splendid account OF themselves
b. did Tho Eureka temple No %.
Sev YORK CITY. and Progressive
femple 40 IS. BROOKLYN. y. Y
4 Co Wallace s Williams. ci'g
Ikterine Detroit. headed the hne
flera'icn from Motor City.
\ 0'her groups noted in the lines
sere Emma V Kelly Temple N.
81 ne'rof Elite temple 40. az.
,utfan y r.. Flower City lodge
10 81 Rochester, ~ y. BWsf
H. No az Nomnhis. aionc NTH
4aras.s Hich school drill corne
fdar Valley M. 1926 Waterloo
9run and Drill corps Fort Harri-
Pn odee No 700, Indianapolis;
70 Ci' hand Atlanta; Greater
Iarhai'an NJ. las. Monarch 40.
4 N'N YORK City. BROOKLYN NJ
q Lackawanna temple No
~ NoNa'k \. J Mountain 30 80.
tnser Ralph Bates Marching
wv oqpois. Omaha.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07
In Menoriam

annie Holland who passed away
>cpi. 3. lgsa.
-onr hearts sill schf with ,adness.
oar eyes have ,hod MANI fear,;
''od alone knows hru so mis-. hrr
y ends the >''rnih SAL year.
Nr>. .ianl' lldNtuperi. daughter
hr>. VI. >cruse>. granddaughter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07

The Peoples Baptist Church
Jos CampMs q Ainli So
Rev. ". J.. Ramsey. Eth. ra>tnr
order oi Services:
$3.50 M. Sandas School
II I'M M. 4 : l.. VI. Preaching
$50 P.M. nNP.u. Inspiring Pro-
grams.
Il Nou attend ihe church. ol 'dar
ohoee aii extend elr,l3ils. Dc tot.
ull invite Nuu So Worship wfa U.s.
Nou wlll hud ,hmlu WHna "el-
come and pastor w.iN "a mes afH
Come thou with as and we
will do thee good"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-07
GREAT PSYCHIST AND HEALER
COMING

in my Fathers house are many mansons-believe
for the very works sake. st John ID.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-21
Will Spend
Holidays In
Chicago
Champion Is
Unscarred From
Boston Bout

Joe Louis. who successfully de-
feAdod his heavyweight title against
At McCOy in Boston Monday night.
was hack in Detroit Wednesday.
stopping here briefly before going
on 10 Chicago 20 spend the holt
dass with his Wife
The champion Who was accom-
panied BY Co-Mansser John W.
RoNhnroueh and Freddie Gunyard.
secretary showed no marks as
result Of lis battle with Mccoy
BAD Eye Caused II
The iitleholdcr did not encounter
any difficulty IN scoring six
round technical knockouf over Nc
Coy in Boston Monday night The
fight was stopred when Mccoy. be-
cause of closed left oye. was un-
able 20 continue the struggle.
Louis had aoored Mccoy in the
first round and fans wego expecting
him 70 finish tAe Frcnfh-Canadian
in rapid time, pui Mccoy weaihered
the storm and came or 70 courag-
enslv battle The champion hard in
the ffih round
While McCoy 'lid not possess the
punching necessary 10 attain
championship stature. ne revealed
enough courage 10 Withstand the
sledge-hrmmor blows Of Louis for
five rounds before crunlpling under
the devastating uowcr
Holman Williams. Detroit welier-
weight. scored y six-round victory
over Frankie Rritf Fall River.
Mass, in one OF the preliminary
bouts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-21
He Needed A
Good Line
That Was
John Palmer

YPSlLANTI. Mich When Michi-
gan Normal college football eleven
fung down the curtain two weeks
ago. II marked tho end OF the sea-
son for John Palmer. l75-pound
hack who had been the epear-head
Of the Huron's offense during the
season. While the 1910 season was
one OF the worst. IN the history Of
Michigan Normal. the coach has
high hopes for 1871, and his plans,
according 10 reliable information
arc centered around the fleet-foot-
cd MI. Clemens hack.
Although little was said about
Palmer during the season as he
was playing behind a very weak
line. he proved TO all his ability as
q hall carrier with his elusiveness
But first he had TO get past the
line Of scrimmage, and this he was
seldom able to do because the line
could not open holes.
The Hurons won /, tied 1. and
lost games during the season
lust closed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-21
By RAzz BROWN

Well, we'll, all the race fans are
Fa,ing for opening day at Tropi-
|sl Park. which is scheduled for
Pc. 20 This meet has the cream
\ the crop on the grounds, and,
|ctorling TO all advance infor-
patton, y. 4. Jones, with that
prong columet Stable, ]. NJ. Javer
Fih tho powerful Greentrec Sta
Ple; J, Hayes with the p. +.
whitaker string: Belair and wheat
III stables. Jack Goldsbough has
pa good boss volitant ready Ia
IN q thrce-quarter sprint race.
fow This nag is more than ordi-
Fary right now.
Bob shelby, racing secretary
AZ Tropical Park says that all
snhles are filled and many
u The horses from HinIeah
fark will participate In races
~ mis- coming meet. Sickle +.
= working In n fashion which
a's ne Is ready for the asking
ana his stable mate. Gallant
Yen. should also he an early
winner ut Tropical Park.
Inc Charleston. w va. meeting
really astounded the race
~ with Its consistent running
faces daily. although the old
me mutuel digits were such as
oi'sl. Who can help that when
Ilgh' horses are winning.
.ne gee gees are sharpening up
=. santa Anita way. such as Time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-21
Chatter of Hoofs

Alone. Fairyman. Fly Cop, Iron
Bumper Iron Hills. The Cob
Count Atlas. Betty Sweep, who arc
showing very satisfactory in this
morning trails and are all due 70
win early.
II. &. Hill, known n Dutch
Hill says that no Kind Of mon
ey could buy the boss Swept
da.. which he owns. His story
is that 10 him hoSses are Just
like pals. and one would not
sell n pal. 4 lot OF logic In
this. There have heen quite a
few winners In this column
recently, 30 hoys, keep your
eyes peeled toward the West
Virginia course. Gay Amazon,
Jean G.. and Qnestre should
find the winning circle right
away. String along.
William (Fatsl Tanzy. OF Padu-
cab. KY, Is in the Motor City for a
short rest befort going to Hot
Springs. I'm trying to get him Ia
follow the Denemark Stable at the
Spa track. He will listen TO me,
boys. wonder where Red Jack Is.
Maybe he picked too many win
ners. at Rockingham Park and the
boys took him for ride Well,
Eddie Arcaro can ride for mine,
down Tropical Park way. Yes. yes
Late Pass
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-21
Charles White Named
To Staff Of Trainers
For Golden Glovers

PONTIAC. Charles white.
long associated with sports here.
has Joined the STAFF OF voluntary
trainers al the Boxers and Hunters
club who are now conditioning the
young boxers for the impending
Golden Glove tournament.
White will join with l.. J Gar
ner Speedy Johnson. and Johnny
Winters who are already busy
with a group OF unusually capable
Youngsters.
White has acted in tho capacity
OF rubber for most Of Pontiac's coll
orful athletes OF The past several
years. and for the past two years
he has worked with The Blk Six
sofIhal team. state champions for
two years running. The addition OF
White rounds out good staff OF
trainers.
There Is no charge for The use OF
the training facilities, and the Off
Gals OF the club are encouraging
the Youngsters 10 take advantage
OF the opportunity to prepare for
the coming battles under the club
colors In January.
.
Buy N.At.C.P. Christmas Seals
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-21
RightDown
YOU ALLEY
BY FRED X. DrRRETTE

oiiii juhto DttiOit All~Htoio
won three-game total pin victory
over the sensational Chicago ALI
Stars OF Millionaire Bill Sewell at
the Forest club. Sunday night.
Slim. a sick man. was unable 10
see his star team gain sweet re-
venge over the team that won
twenty-one pin victory over them
earlier this season The Detroit
team won all three games and fin
ished with 1856 to 260i for Chicago.
Anchorman Jimmy Jones rolled
557 to help his team and received
considerable help from George Ben
nett, Ohio Wells. Jimmy Hall, Wal
ter Sauls and George Fields. Will
liam Harris $50 was the nights
highest score. but his mates. Will
liam Stovall. Harold Dufauchard,
William Marshall and Orbra Hus-
ton. just weren't quite up to the
task at hand.
Emma Castor. an improved howl
er, hit The pocket with regularity
Wednesday night and her West
field team finished the night with
the highest score of the season, 7S4.
and a three-game win over the
first place Bob Settle team. Miner
va Westheld. Wee Wee Wells and
Dorothy Childress all showed i'm
Iprovement over the form that has
dropped their team to such low
slot In the league Euialia Hall
was high for the Settles team.
In other league games Supreme
Linen continued TO lead the league
by swapping the Jones Tailors
three games. Virginia Dolphin just
missed rolling 500. Her 4S9 was
the nights highest score. Velma
Smith was the best for Jones.
Brady Health girls came back
after dropping the opening game
TO team No 5 and won the two last
games. But the one game loss was
enough TO drop them from the first
slot in the league. Winifred Brady
and June Watts were the best
spillers OF the naples for Brady
while Helen Brock. and Ann Will
bingham starred for team No. 5.
Johnson and Anderson hooped
up in duel and Johnson won one
while losing two. These are the
two newest teams in The league
and they are improving weekly.
a novice bowler caused no end
OF excitement when he walked IN
and rolled 1O7 TO lead the veterans
in the head pin contest. Joe Wynn
didn't even know how 10 hold the
ball but somehow hit the pin that
counted. Wynn's feat caused the
vets to spend two whole evenings
before they finally passed him.
Floyd Foster. lead off man for
Friars' Ale and Jimmy Jones are
the present leaders with score
OF il2 Which is just twelve pins
from being perfect score.
BowIers Of The week
For your bowlers OF the week
this paper gives you Jimmy Jones
and Hazel Lyman.
Jimmy Jones started bowling two
years ago and has an average OF
, l69 In the Motor City Bowling
league. He is slender 22-year-old
lad. who fires fast hook down the
alleys and has more confidence in
his ability to pick up splits than
most bowlers. Jimmy usually
picks up more splits than any 9TH
err person in the place. Right now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-21

Willie. who tips the scales al IL
pounds soaking wet. was a scrawny
little fellow when he had the first
boxing gloves laced on his small
hands However nature had endow
ed him with sharp eye. keen CO.
ordina ion OF muscle and mind,
rhythm and grace SO Willie was
a very good prospect
Urged on by his brother Buford.
who had won n tile AT one OF the
CCC camps. Willie, under the SUI
pervision OF Eddie Futch. trainer OF
the boxing team al Brewster Re-
creation center. started the process
OF eliminating the rough edges and
acquiring polish.
Last year Willie was started IN
the novice division OF the Diamond
Belt tournament. and the little fell
low waded through welter OF
soegy gloves 20 capture the 112-
pound championship. He finished as
runnernp In the Golden Glove
tourney.
" iiii' - l'lui HhlN ~ 'it Wal
this year, and prospects are bright
for him going on to national pro-
minence. Although he did not have
sufficient time TO get himself in top
condition for the bout against Tom
my Nelson. Annunciaiion. J show
ed enough class 60 win the verdict
by wide margin
He brought the house down. feu-
raiiNely speaking. with his clever
fciniing. contemplating, and
speedy foot work. Added to this
was the ability TO outmancuver Nel-
son at every stage OF the fight
a prototype of Tho late Tiger
Flowers, Willie looks like one Of
the best prospects 10 come along
in some wears
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-21

sg'g~'g'G's'SA<'g'S's's'e's'e's's's's's'e'<&
SPREAD GOOD CHEER
Give your friends n case of DE.
TROIT Premium Pale Beer.--
pride Of the Detroit Brewing
Company. They'll enjoy this
thoughtful Kilt. Al your dealer's
or phone Cadillac 1900, Detroit.
.~~nss>.~n>n,Nnpnap,AssNsN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-21
Improve Facilities
At Pontiac Schools

PONTIAC. Mich. James Kel-
ley. OF the CITY Recreation depart
ment. announced this week that
Negro youth Of Pontiac have TWO
nights to practice basketball and
participate in other indoor sports,
thus showing improved recreation-
al facilities for Negro children in
The city.
Heretofore the Negro children
have had only one niehi OF each
week 10 use tho gymnasium. The
gymnasium in Baglcy school is.
opened to them Tuesday nights. and
The one az Whittier school is open
Wednesday nights.
Those boys interested in sports
should take advantage OF these op-
poriuniiics.