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Evening star., 1940-10-03
County Police Boys Club
Closes Drive With $1,000

Although the approximately 1000
obtained in the Prince Georges
County Police Boys Club drive.
which closed last night. falls short
of the $4,000 goal, officials Of the
club expressed conviction that their
cause is growing in favor and that
the next drive would be completely
successful.
I'VE shall endeavor to make a
start toward the building Of club
house with the money raised" said
Supt. of County Police Arthur w.
Hepburn, founder of the club.
Chief Hepburn, in praising the
efforts OF the soliciting officers,
stated that only through shortage
of workers did the drive fall short
OF its goal.
Prince Georgians have this year
shown they are behind us almost
100 per cent" he said.
At meeting last night which
closed the drive board members
took no action as to the building
program. 1t is expected they will
take some action on suggestion
to borrow the remainder of the
amount in the near future.
Evening star., 1940-10-03
Walter H. PoIIuk Dies

NEW YORK, Oct. 3 (P.-Walter
Heilprin Pollak, SO. New York bar
leader who helped to win the ap-
peals for the Negro defendants In
the Scottsboro case in 1892 and
1895, died of pneumonia yesterday.
Evening star., 1940-10-03

When AGP odvertises LONE PRICE-NONE
PRICED HIGHER" you ore assured that the
price quoted will be whot you pay. In no in
stance will you pay more for whatever the item
nnoy be, whether it be meat, grocery or produce.
You get the best AGP has to offer, not on in
ferior cut Of meat or smaller size pototo as the
|eose may BE- Never will you have to poy more
than the price advertised for the best Again
we soy-"lt is NOT fun to be fooled when it
is YOUR money thot is OF stoke"
Get Your October Issue Of Women's pay-0nly 2e
La gaceta., 1940-02-12

International de Laundry Wov
kers, presidida por William ].
onoyan, de Chicago.
La gaceta., 1940-02-12
Boda

Contrajeron matrimonio en- la
tarde del domingo, en- la residen
cia de los padres de la nOvia, 907
de la avenida Ounce, los muy
estimados j6venes Dora Santos,
hija de los eSposos Florentino y
Sara Santos, Y Luis Carrera, hi
jo de la Sra. Carmen Carrera.
Frank CaFrera, Jr., hermano
del novio, actu6 de notario pG-
CLEO Y firmaron ell acta la Srta.
Onelia Valdes Y Jose Santos, her
mano de la novia.
A la concurrencia Sc la obSe-
qui6 esplendidamente.
TOGO una Marcia nupcial, al
piano, la nina Aida Santos, her
mana de la novia.
Numerosos regalos recibieron
La gaceta., 1940-02-12

I'm estudio sc ACADIA de hacef
con $4,000 ninos de las escuelas
p1blicas del Estado de MINES.
sofa. Abarca ell estudio la ObrS
escolar, la conducta Y el carac-
ter de 2,847 ninas y ninos del
octave grado.
En- la calidad del trabajo ess
collar, los ninos de las familias
pr6speras sacaron ventaja sobre
los ninos de las familias pobres.
"Un mejor ambienbe econ6mico
facilita un mejor trabajo por
parte del nino o nina.
Sc debe este a la menor inquie
tud en- ell hogan, mejor equipo
escolar o quiza mejor estimulo
por parte de los padres. Al mis-
mo tempo uno de cada seis Gle
los ninos mas inteligentes pro-
vienen de hogares pobres.
La actitud de los padres tiene
tambien estrecha relaci6n, segGn
ell estudio, con la calidad del ira
bajo en- los nihos. Los ninos y
ninas mas inteligentes pertene-
cen a hogares donde existe una
superior" actitud pO rparte de
los padres.
No define 81 informe su jul
clio sobre la superior actitud
de los padres, pero podemos dar
nos una idea. Mientras la ambi-
ci6n, honestidad, dependable
dad, amor a la verdad, algeria y
cortesfa Sc apreciaron en- los nj
nos de las familias de buena po-
sici6n, estas caracteristicas sc en-
contraron en- las familias con
superior" actitud por parte de
los padres, sin distinction en- Guam
to a los ingresos o ventajas eco
n6micas.
Pudo apreciarse tambien que
I'm buen hogar es una cosa de i'm
pOrtancia en- cusnto a la reia-
ci6n y no de puntos materials.
La gaceta., 1940-02-12

negocio de tren de lavado, so.
bre una base permanente, en-
esta ciudad. La aventura co :
memo en- 1887 Y las dltimas
c%uentas revelan que ell nego
clio ha sido m~anejado con gran
habilidAd y hecho dinero,
"Ahora, dijo Meyer l.. Lewis,
director de la Federation ell
ell 0este, entraremos en- ell me-
go~r dsndole mas dinero y
eonvencidos del exito. Inverti
remos medic million de d6la.
res, 81 es necesario, y la huel-
ga Quedara resuelta para siem
pre-"
La Federation Americana
lie prestara tOda su ayuda a la
La gaceta., 1940-02-12
Sc REUNIRA HOY Ell COMI-
TIE DE REGLAS DE LA PIE
LOTA

Sc reunira noy EN- Belleair,
cerca de Clearwater, el Comitt
de Reglas de la Pelota organiza-
da, bajo la presidencia del conf
sionado lands,
Componen el Comit6, ademaS
del comisionado, los sehores
Ford Prick, presidente de la Ii
ga Nacional Sam Breadon, del
San Luis-C ardenales; Robert
Quinn, del Boston NaciOnal {;
viii Harridge, p~residente de la
Liga Americana Clark Griffith
de los Senadores de Washington
Eddie COlkins, de los Medals RO
jas de Boston, Y los arbitros Err
ME Quigley Y Tommy Connolly.
Quinn, presidents de las Abe
jas de Boston, estima que deben
prOhibirse las bases pOr bolas
intencionales.
"El pGblico va a la pelota pa
ra yer batear v estimo que I'm
pitcher no tiene derecho a dar
bases por bolas intencionales,
"Cuando un pitcher lie da la
base a un habit bateadOr, inten-
c~iOnalmente, ell pdblico expresa
La gaceta., 1940-02-12

tNHL"
Pndirncs anctar entire los astS-
tant.s a las senoritas Mary Pau
la, Eva Lopez, Lolita Paula, Oh
ga Santos, Ccnchita Mascuiiana
Dalia Santos, Aida Santos; Sc
noras, Carmen Valdss, Consue-
10 del Barrio, Isabel Garcia, Ii
la Ssinz, Carlota Badia; espo-
SOS Rafaet Chavez, Jr., Charles
Menendsz, Enri ue Fernando,
Agustin Carrera, Andres Villa,
Jose Alvarez, Hilario Garcia, AL
fredo Carrera, j. w. Plummer,
A. w. Delcourt, V, Ruilova, A.
Valdivia, A. Suarez, Frank Ca
rrera Jr., Pedro Vaod5s y MI :
guel Mascuhana SeEores Rami-
70 Paula, Charles Garcia, G-rar
do Santos, Oscar Carrera Y Ma
nuel Paula.
DeSpues &c la ceremonial en-
barcaron les noviOs para la cos
ia este de la Florida, donde pa
saran varios dias.
A su regreso fiiaran su domi-
clio en- Ell POOP de la calle Trece.
Dicha sin termino deSeamos a
la enamorada pareja.
La gaceta., 1940-02-12
UNA E oBRA DEL
COMISIONADo G

Una comisi6n de la logia Cas-
tillo Cr.Jt6oal Colon No. z, de
los Caballeros dI Aguila de O.
re, visit6 el s$bado al comisiS-
nado Nick Nuccio, EN- favor de
In hermanO enfermo.
Embellishments la comisi6n
fn4 comp.acida, en- provecho del
enfermp y satisfaction de los
hermanos del Castillo.
Mlcho nos place congratuaar
\ Nuccio por su noble labor en-
este case.
Ell cmisionadb del distrito
numero | merece la reelection.
La gaceta., 1940-02-12

siempre su descontento. La pelo
ia no es una partida de ajedrez.
Hay una foGma de impedir es.
to Y es caSligando severamen:e
al pitcher que tai hagp
Quinn. titne 40 amos de eda
y beva SO amos en- la pelota. 0s-
tenta el honor de haber sido pre-
sidente de club en- las dos ligas.
La gaceta., 1940-02-12

LA AMERl.
CANA DEL TRABAJO ST.
DEDICARA AL NEGOCIO
DE TALLER DE LAVADO
La gaceta., 1940-02-12

You may be guilty of halitosis Dad
orearh) this very minute, and yet be
unaware oft. That's the insidious thing
about this offensive condition, so fire.
quently due 70 food fermentation in
the mouth.
You yourself may not recognize it
out everyone you come in contact
withtdoes.
Listenne Antisepnc hats such fer
mentation, said BY some authorities TO
be q major cause Of mouth odors. and
overoomes the odors themselves. So why
risk annoying and offending others7 Why
hurt yourself socially and in businessl
II = 80 cas- 70 guard against offend
ing BY gargling with Listenne, the
SAFE antiseptc. Your breath becomes
sweeter and more agreeable. II you
value your Job and your friends, use
Listerine Antiseptic regularly. Lambert
Pharmacal Company, 81. Louis, No.
La gaceta., 1940-02-12
St. Valentine

st. Valentine
Ell microbes daran su bale
de st. Valentine las damas de
Recreo del Csntro Espanol, en-
Ell Patio" del edificio de la Sep
TINA avenida.
Centenares de p~apeletas sc
han vendido, 10 que g~arantiza su
Ell producto Sc dedicara a mejO-
ras en- ell sanatOrio del Bayshore
Boulevard.
Tocara Don Francisco.
La gaceta., 1940-02-12

parties ha obtenido elogios.
Libertad LamarQue e. Ia pro.
tagonista Y en- las ~principales es
cenas destaca 81 talento.
Santiago Arrieta d~esempeha
q papel masculine de mayor re-
lieve.
Sc exhibira hoy. manana Y Il
microbes.
La gaceta., 1940-02-12

Ell bale de Carnival de eSta
semana lie tocara a la sociedad
Centric ESpanol. Tendra lugar Ell
sabado, en- Ell hermoso edificio
lie la Septima avenida.
Dos orquestas de pirdne. or :
len han g1do contratadas.
La gaceta., 1940-02-12

Spokane, Washington, Feb
12.-La Federation America
ma del Estado Sc dedicara Al
La gaceta., 1940-02-12

81 Bale
Triunf6 Ell sabado Ia secci6n
de Recfeo de la Unione con su
bale de carnaval, Ell segundo de
Ia Serie de las poderosas socie-
dades mutualistas latinas.
Centenres de parejas llenaron
las dos grandes salas del hermo-
so edificio, pasando ALI una no.
che deliciosa.
La Secci6n 5uvo la gentileza
de obsequiar a los visitantes v
la PrenSa, en- una reception pre-
sidida por Vicente Guastella, el
activo presidente, y Mario Pl-
alara, Ell presidente de la Secci6n
de Recreo.
lPalabras de suma cordialidad
sc cambiaron.
Llegue a la d~irectiva y j6ve-
mes de Recreo de la Unione nues
ira mas efuSiva congratulaci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-02-12
Teatro Casino

Tedtro Casino
Sera estrenada hoy, con un 70
tundo exito, la conmovedora
production la Ley Que Olvi-
daron."
Els una cinta dedicada al CO.
raz6n de la muJer y en- tOdas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Alex Tidwell Found
Guilty And Given A
Five To Fifteen Term

Convicted OF manslaughter by
Recorders Judge John J. Maher
after trial without jury a week
ago. Alex Tidwell. a. OF S774 Rue
sell was sentenced TO serve five to
Is years for The fatal shooting Of
Homer Ice, OF S767 Russell. Tie
shooting occurred Dee 10 follow
ins an argument between tho TWO
men.
The argument had developed nat
OF accusations made by Lee that
fidwcii had informed police tnai
he was operating a gambling place
Testimony at the trial showed
that the argument had started ear
~ IN the morning. and was renew
cd some time later. Tidwell shot
Ice with a shotgun.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30

The damages were acainsi julius
Wagman. .9S7 Gladstone, owner OF
the apartment buildins
The case. heard before Circuit
Judge Guy NJ Miller was high
lighted by the admtiance Of an in
spcctor OF the Department CT Build
Engineers thar he
had made changes in report he
submitted following an inspection
OF me elevator ihto, days follow
lns the accident
J. +. Ford Tho inspector. admit
,od ,o g. ny Harold r Blcdsoe
under eruelliur cross examination
that he had first W.T. item on tho te-
port FAULTY inieriocks" as the
cause Of the accident and that he
had changed 80 20 couldn't say
shortly before he trial opened
Ford was rebuked hy Judge Mill
Ter changing public document
The court also ordcrcd The head
OF the inspection department 10
come 10 court and on his appear
erce. informed him % Fords ac-
ton.
The plaintiff. who MAS 'cars
old ar the time NJ me srcldoa'.
testified that tho elevator door on
Tho fourth floor Uas not locked
and when he opened &c thinking
the elevator was there he plunged
70 the basement OF the building
breaking his leg.
William Harris. who was en-
pioyed at the apartment house At
the time. testified that W gman
had as = to get him 10 say that
young Black was stealing bulbs
when he fcll Though the shaft and
when he refused, VAS discharged
by the owner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30

n rank Potts. known To tie
'qs'eFs and his intimate frieuds
!. .O'sy Woisy, has carried his
sense OF humor over aud in
|S. t'Ntn Fields Potts died
ba'F az his home. st9 Biddle.
: n' Mich according to John
IN. n n. cxecuiisc secretary VI
u''roii Urban league.
g., "''n oi family with It's rools
|po.'. ~ mo soil NJ Philadelphia.
al mad plastered his feet III an
IN. age with wandcrlust. travel
s y y :, many foreign lands. lie also
hy J." 'ne army ana
o,on was nom the experiences he
n. 'nnlefea while travelling about
,,' y, globe that Potts culled the in
y'os stories he told.
49, only did Potts ineratiate
~. "sH IN The hearts Of Inc chm.
,l,,,Nl' WIN his stories. but he
r,s 'oed Tho place nv giving =
's order to The owner OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30

candy store near the camp. ANY
child who hasn't any morey, give
him the candy and charge It to
me-" was the order he issued
And not only were the Children
fond Of Potts. but adults who Nleil-
cd the camp we're often heard on
their arrival. TO shout where
Polsy woisy?"
Dancy has a wealth Of humorous
stories told him by Potts. and nc
also recalls the repartce OF the
rimDir-tUitsHrd ,afeiskvF - Green
Pastures
Although Potts has passed on 10
his reward. there will be some OF
the youngsters at Green Pastures
viii be- reminded
Of the stories he told them In Tie
years gone by. and many Of ne
adults will recall some humorous
remarks the aged man had dropped
during the course OF his duties.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Judge Hueston
Visits Detroit
Guest OF Eiks
While In City

Judge William g. llueston. COM
missioner OF education ~ the Elks.
was The guest II Motor city Lodge
No 962, Monday evening March
~ Those present o, the entertain
meni in The lodge rooms. ee5 East
Forest were
Brazil J. Bryant. grand trustee;
Mrs Grace BRYANT president Wo-
mems Division Michigan State as
sociation: Wallace : Williams eN-
allied ruler; J. Hinton chairman
emeritous: IIiman lIanley. Jr.,
financial secretary Mrs Mary
IIanley H. V. Gregory chief antler;
+. Gregory. ,icc-dauehler ruler;
Hosea liolbcrl. brieadier general;
Daughter Ruler L.. Holhcrt Anth-
ony Santosi +. + r. Lieut. Col.
Charles stark Erskine Burr. Ar
thur Cartwright trustee; and Hugh
Johnson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Survey Shows
Poor Housing
Report Urges
Law Enforcement

A study Of housing conditions, as
rex called In report submitted to
the Common Councils Boulevard
Area Rehabilitation Committee, may
aid in obtaining better houses in
the so-called blighted area.
In the report. which was read
by stuart +. walker, director OF
the WPA project. enforcement OF
all minimum requirements OF the
CITY and state Housing codes in
dwellings where rent is paid Tor
relief clients Vac recommended.
This same reported, according to
Walker. indicated that per cent
OF the property rented by relief
clients Is subiect TO foreclosure
because OF tax delinquency.
II was generally conceded nv
those acquainted with the housing
situation in the Stun area. that the
condition could he helped material
iy II the various housing codes,
both city and state. were en-
forced.
The director also recommended
that the City pay the rent direct TO
the landlord instead OF giving
money 10 the client.
A special program to discuss the
housing condition as Il exists on
the East side. will be held At Sec
ond Baptist church. Thursday eve
ming. April T. The meeting n
scheduled 10 start at eight o'clock.
The speakers will be Mayor Ell
ward j jehries. Raymond Foley
head OF the state Federal Housing
Administration. the Rev. Robert /.
Bradby. pastor OF Second Baptist ;
Councilman John Hamilton. Ed
murd Shields. regent of the TINT
verslty OF Michigan William J.
Norton Childrch's Fund; Alex
Linn Trout Senator Chas. G. Diggs'
and Benjamin Pelham.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Civil Service w ill
Hold Examination To
Select Bus Drivers

The Detroit Civil Service CONF
mission will hold the following OK
animation
Transportation Equipment or.
orator thus driver).
There arc three hundred prob
able vacancies. At starting rate
Of e cent per hour Residence m
the CITY OF Detroit for one year IN
mediately prior 10 hling application
necessary except for those With
military or naval service Age lim-
its. % 10 so: height. 5'4is" to 6't':
weight. stripped. ie2 10 zoe pounds
In proportion 90 height: perfect
vision without glasses; excellent
physical condition Applications
must be fled ~ PERSON al s8S
Elmwood avenue. corner Congress
not later than March 20, 1870.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Roxborough
Work Praised
Ex-Governor

ATTORNEY Charles a. Rozh thorough
WAS rcappointed a. member Of
TIE apneal board OF the MICHIGAN
Unemployment Compensation Com-
mission hy Governor Luren y.
Dickinson Wednesday I'm making
ihe appointments. She Governor said
DE had received much praise 81
KoNborourh's work.
RcNhoroueh former Republican
state senator was appointed last
year hy the late Governor Frank
Fitzgerald Tie is president ~ me
United District Congressional or
ganlrafion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
James Cobb Attends
Banquet Monday For
Mobilgas Operators

Jamcs Cohb. proprietor o. Vohn'
FiicndN service station. 1871
Chone. was one of the manv Moh'l-
eas agents who attended the han-
qucl In Masonic Temple Monday
afternoon.
Nr Cohh Who was The first Ne
gro 10 opcrat Fl>n- Rcd Horse
gas station n Michigan has been
IN the business FOR soyrn wear 5.
and during tha' time be- has bui/
up . confidence In The commun n
Which has caused the officials OF
ihe Socon> Vacuum COMPANY 20
recognize in him q smart and as
tulr Msiness man
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Mother And
Daughter Lose
Their Lives
Six Others
Hurt Leaping
From Windows

Two persons lost their Uses IN
FIRE early Saturday morning in
ns m,a. sol WATSON
and six were injured. four OF whom
required hospital treatment.
The dead were: Mrs. Bessie Har-
rs. Sc years old, and her daughter,
Madeline. IL.
Trapped In Rooms
Mrs Harris and ner daughter, oc-
upanis OF an apartment on the
third noor we're trapped IA their
rooms and were burned 10 death
before they could be rescued.
Ella Taylor. a. suffered frao-
turcd ankles when she jumped
from a second-hoor window. Ella
Mae Gaines. who also leaped from
a seCond-ho window, injured her
back ami shoulder.
Two men who Jumped from third
floor windows. were injured Sc
riously. They are Clifford Price
g. 81 40 susie eda fractured leg and
back injuries. and James Brown
OF 1866 Antietam. who was visiting
Price, has fractured hin.
owners son Hurt
Also hurt IN the lire was John
Jones. son OF the owner OF the
building. Mrs Willie MAY Jones
Jones suffered minor cuts on The
face. Richard how'd. -. also was
cut on the face
F'ircmen. on their arrival, found
tho fire burning herccly. The blaze
was starred according 20 reports.
from cigarette butt tused in a
elnihes hammer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Pour Tea At YWCA

The Sevcnfv-Fi,e Years OF Ne.
gro progress Exposition will inter-
tain representatives. OF fraternities.
sororiiies. and other social and
civic groups. az tea Sunday after
noon IN the Lucy Thurman vwCA.
from $40 10 $3.50.
The sponsoring committee IL
John G.. Dancy. chairman. Mrs Ar
dcnah Stephens. Mrs r. Louise
henderson Mrs Sadie Lindsay,
and Mrs Bedlah Carter Leroy
Smiths orchestra will furnish the
music.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Auto Worker
Was Witness In
Gambling Case
Falls From
Fourth Floor
In Building

Luther saiter %. 7999 Russell
fell 10 his death early Monday
mornins in The Municipal Court
Building.
Garter. a ~iincse in gambling
case now pending. had fallen from
mar le rafting on lhe TN floor
through an aperture 10 The main
letpy floor.
" Ax's'lahes .ersops ss~ the
No mrtle through the spscs, NM
none knew from whence it had
come until Carriers coat aud hat
we're found on the fourth floor.
Garter, an employee Of Packard
Motor company had LETT his job TO
appear in court as witness ir a
rambling ease. The date OF the
case had been set for April (, but
Carter. according 10 friends was
not aware OF the change
In The pocket OF his coat police
found subpoena for carter as a
witness in the trial Of Henry SAN
ford. S5es Oakland. on a charge Of
maintaining and operating a gam
bling place at that address
Sanford was arrested Feb fol-
lowing raid on his place by po-
ice. Garter was one Of the men
named as police Witness after 20
lice charge they found gambling
equipment.
Funeral services FOR Carter were
held Thursday. lie was married
but had been separated from MS
wife for more than ten years. ac-
cording to friends. He lived with
lis father
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Fights Extradition

VILE DAVIS a. 1852 Harper
= arrested hendat and held for
'.'0'li's a. Birmingham. Ala.
y a g'ani larceny charge. Atlor-
IVY william = Patrick. ST.. coun-
''r Davis saI that his client
!" 'f'psed % Naivo eNtradiion
~ 's % 'as Waiting the ar
".' p 'Ae rapots from Nlabama
y ''e inc Pc viii ask Tor q
'"''s IN ffs e,iradilion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
LOOMS Before
Supreme Court
Thursday
Files Petition
For Writ OF
Certiorari

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Ite esl- uat served yin
~. ,s.o Wss~s.ist
Watson WAS qaceioned IT VAS
leainef n orueffion with me
ramof aot policy Jacket il De-
irok
4 co,dlrv 50 commitment ma
,ors tso rrss,irn watson respsed
f gsV Vs III ~ Thomas A
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
NAAW Gets A Raise,
Shorter Hours F o r
Restaurant Employees

in = recent controversy settled
before The Labor Mediation Board
between the National Association
of American Workers and Pete
Ta,kos proprietor ~ tho = G
restaurant Madison and rhene. 4
contract was signed granting a
raise Of dollar week for each
of the employees, Tor siN-day
week
Wages were formerly below the
scale for restaurant Mattresses.
and Charles Proctor. business
agent for thar local said the girls
were being pcnalized for the day
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Wins Divorce Decree

"'' 'ladf. llalek was granted
Wy oo'es'ed divorce last week
''H per husband Wilbert Haze
N-f "a- uWlrd alimony OF
a. '''i's utk. and permitted
80 % h'f maiden name. Gladys
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Fails -Four Floors, Breaks Leg And
Jury Awards Him Damages Of $1,000

A jury Of men and five women m { feut QHfl
Wednesday awarded BENJAMIN Black. 10. OF N hendri z,
50 600 damages for injuries suffered when ne plunged
four floors through an elevator shaft in the oxford HAL
Apartments 1915 Brush. Sept. 81, 1888
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
lh Great Stery-Teller Has Gone
N To Reap His Celestial Reward

those ribsptting stores which caused thousands OF
-upSlefS who have visited Green Pastures during the
ears to chorte with JOY will not be heard again pc
an the trees and wide open spaces Of the Detroit Ur-
~ League camn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Jury Disagrees In $4,000 Lawsuit
CHARGES OF Malicious Persecution

Failing arrive at verdict after deberation Of 10
mr gw hearing $4,000 damage suit was dis
hsged Weaned day morning by Circuit Judge Robert NJ
IONS
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-13
SYNOPSIS

THE CHARACTERS:
ROMANY HALLE, who wants to be
a radio star.
EHOLLY O'NEIL, her pal, who
plays in a music store.
BRENT NELSON, successful young
announcer.
MYRA MOVES, famous radio star,
engaged to Brent.
TERRY O'ROURKE, who has a
weakness for Cholly and for IL
quor.
BAXTER TREE, a continuity writ
er without a job.
YESTERDAY: Myra berates Brent
for the attention he has beef
showing Romany.