davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13

City, who has won five open tour
naments in the playoffs and hasn't
lost one yet. He had smooth par
20 in the last round to catch Ho-
gan and Harrison.
Lighthouse Harry Cooper of Chi
copee, Mass, was the only other
golfer to break par 280. He had
a 27e for undisputed fourth place
and $3.50 cash. Mark Fry, the home
course pro, and Jimmy Hines oi
Great Neck, N. Y, each had par
28O and 1925 each.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
l.. A. HA Y
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Jan. 13. UP)-Wheat
recovered all of an early loss in
late trading today and closed
slightly higher Moderate commits
sion house support found offerings
scanty and the market easily work
ed higher.
Wheat closed up u to u, corn
unchanged TO off 4, oats off u to
i rye unchanged to off 4 and
soy beans up IL Ia.
Corn was fractions lower. Trade
was slow with cash grain interests
On both sides of the market.
Soy beans recovered all of the
loss registered in the early deal
ings on buying stimulated by the
strength In lard,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Jan. 10. tUPJ-
Trading fell off sharply on the
stock market today and prices
made an irregular decline.
Many market operators with
drew to the sideline pending a test
of the recent highs.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial, 1925,
off O.24: rail. 29.5s. off O.07; utility
2065, up O.12; 65 stocks 44.s2, off
0.05
stock sales approximated to 470,-
00O shares. the smallest since Dee.
8. compared with 100000 Friday.
Curb stock sales were 90 shares
against 1885, in the previous five
hour session.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. PRODUCE
LOS ANG ELES, Jan. 13
Ira q inr xraS m nnd crate

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13. (UP)-
Trading was moderate.
Lettuce: Imperial dry pack
dozen 1.50-1.75. San Diego 4s-5 100
1.25; Saugus So s51-10; local 65-
75c; local loose 50-60c.
Squash: White summer San Di-
ego co and local lugs 2.00-2.25; I'm
perial 2.50--2.75; Italian local and
San Diego lugs 10000; Imperial
crates 10000; yellow crookneck
San Diego lugs 2.0o225; Imperial
crates 2.00-2.25: banana like ID:
Hubbard l - - nc.
Tangerines: Imperial 3iAc.
Tomatoes: INLAND, Westmorland
and Brawley crates 9-tops 1862. 90;
12s 1.40-1.75; les 1.00-1.35; 20s
loose luFs 50-75e.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
Cavalry Nine
Defeats Mexica|i

The 18th cavalry baseball team
staged the county leagues first
big upset Sunday afternoon when
the soldiers defeated the Mexicali
Mayas. 10, on Mexicali field in
the only game played.
The El Centro- Westmorland
game in El Centre was postponed
because of rain.
The cavalry scored its winning
counter in the ninth inning. The
loss dropped the Mayas out of third
place.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13. (UP)-
oil and utility issues led minor
advance On the Los Angeles stock
exchange today with average trad>
ing of $500 hares advancing six
issues while one declined and fiYe
remained unchanged.
Pacific Gas and Electric rom mon
2s% IN a: Southern California Ed
ison six per cent 3OA up u; stan
dard Oil 20% up q; Union IA up
4: Aircraft accessories 2h up y
Consolidated steel common ~
down 4; Electrical Products 90
unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANG ELES, Jan. 13. up
Candled light dirty extras .... zee
Hens, leghorns, "a TO 3h lbs. 13e
Hens. leghorns, 81 to lbs. g.. 14c
Do. over lbs. ................ 15e
Hens. colored, 81 to lbs. e.. 21c
Hens, colored, over 4 lbs. 80. 21c
Broilers. over II to / 2. lbs. Ice
Broilers over 1A to 3A lbs up tic
Fryers. leghorns. 2lz TO 3 lbs. 15c
Fryers eolored 2h to 34 lbs. up lie
Fryers, eoiored. over BIZ to AZ 19e
Roasters, colored ........-...... POO
Old roosters, colored .......... 11C
old rsoters. leghorn ....... O9t
Ducklings, over : pounds 49,. 1se
Duckiings, under 5 pounds ...-- 16s
Old ducks ................... OS,
Young geese .ss.-... ..--.......... 15t
Tom turkeys .s..t.-....-..... 15i
Hen turkeys, 8 to II lbs. ... 1s'
Hen turkeys. II lbs. and up =. 18i
Old hen turkeys .............. IL
old tom turkeys .............. IL
ssapons. lbs. and up ........ "a
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
Commercial Loop
Gaze Term Opens

Commercial league basketball play
opens Tuesday night, according to
Raleigh Holt, loop director.
First games match Deloziers and
20-30 at 7:30 Tuesday night. The
Imperial Hardware and Cavalry
clash in the second game.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
Markets at a Glance
Nv United PRESS

quiet.
Bonds higher: L. S. governments
irregularly higher.
Curb stocks irregular.
Cotton irregularly lower.
Wheat up = to % cent; corn
unchanged to off Il.
Rubber steady.
Silver unchanged in New YORK.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
BETTINA FIGHTS FOR
TITLE TONIGHT

CLEVELAND, Jan. 13. (UP)-
Melio Bettina of Beacon, N. Y,
meets Anton Christoforidis for the
National Boxing association light
heavyweight championship tonight
and betting odds of 6-5 that favored
Bettina were expected to drop to
even money at the ringside.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
5000 ANGLERS AWAIT
FISHING TOURNEY RESULTS

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Jan. 13.
CUP)-Over 5000 anglers, fishing
from sleek, expensive cruisers, from
piers and bridges, from outboard
motor boats and tiny rowboats,
awaited results today from the first
days competition in the sixth an
nual Metropolitan Miami fishing
tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

tFIax quotations courtesy the
southwest FIaxseed asso cia toni
May .........--......... si.lOtz
July ........... ...-......... 3l'oo "
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
Billiard Title
Series Begins

CHICAGO, Jan. 13. UP)-The
world series" of billiards begins
today when the first Of II con-
testants begin play for $4,000 in
prizes and the world three cushion
championship title.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
Cal Student Defends Title

BERKELEY, jan 13 UP) Ann Gingg University OF
California senior figure skating
championship Miss Gingg successfully
night defeating Jean Sturgeon of
Los
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
TCaIexico Pair wa|Iop San Diego Doubles
Team in First Round Of Annual I.v.
Championships. 1.b,b-4,b.3
- BY BURDETTE KINNE .
POSt-PreSS Sports Editor

Tom Ed Brents, dimnuve tennis expert from Calexico
high school, had the last laugh pair of San Diego net
ters Sunday the first round of the annual Imperial VAL
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
MEDWICK DEFEATS
RIVIERA IN FINAL

PALM SPRINGS, Calf. Jan. 13.
(UP)-Medwick defeated Riviera 7
to 3 yesterday in the final game of
the Pacific Coast IL goal polo cham
piOnShipS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
L-A.G GRAIN

Los ANGELES, Jan. 10. UP)-
Mailing barley ...... s1.l71s- l.22 Il
wheat No. hard or
soft white ~ S1.4Th ST Z
Harley No bright S115-1. 20
Nilo No. yellow -. <1.20-1.26
Corn. No. 2. yellow -. sl.62-1.bs
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELEs, Jan. II. tuFl-
TraHsamerlea s=.-s=--=-. ....=.. Do :
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-13
l. A. RUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10. UP)-
Extras sc; prime firsts 31hc;
standards Gle: undergrades 305z C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

Today's gentfer, more
thorough laxative -
made only Of natural
herbs. Use this blend
Of natures splendid
herbs to stir gentle
yet thorough intestinal
action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

At the first sign Of cold or its ire
quent symptom. a sore throat. start
gsrgling with full-strensth Listerine
This prompt preeaution
may spare you further trouble and
hasten relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Havana Results

First Race-s300. claiming. 4-yesr-olds
and up = mile.
Fort Thomas
tMartinezD 20 To 4 stol 4to
Lightly (Acostal ! to
Time i:l7 as. of 2:54.
Psttie Donna Nellie Me. Blondkin.
Makei,. Blondsure. Whip Snake and Wa
terto~n also ran.
Dead heat for first.
second Rscr-Sio0. claiming 3-yesr-olds
and up "a mile:
Molasses julia tRooo eto5 2tos Ito s
Dinamita Mora to TO
Good Friday tRuzi 3 to
Time i.iT 4-5. off 3:25ig
Emvee squawker Miss Msrtis Thsway,
Jeanne Angela and Best Butter also ran,
THIRD Race $500. claiming. 4-yesr-olds
and up, ~ turlongs
Long MINDED
III Hernandez tot to3 ! TO 8
cnurtney,s Pet 20 -Hsrnsndez}- t to to s
Knowing tMnrris) to ?
Time -nq go off $50
Hard chase Perfect Blend Young Play
time Aunt Carol Hadatei and Hildur star
also ran.
Fourth Race 5000. claiming. 3-year-olds
and W. mile
c ae,s; b5J 2%1.y, ''ol ,s5 TO
Black Beggar montgomery 4,o1
g Time i16. off 4.1f1
] irUnfofs non MOI BON LlthN ana
Pont Neuf also ran
riiih Raee--Sann claiming. 4-yesr-olds
and W. mile and so yards:
Welsh Lad (Rooip sto1 2 toi Ito 3
FLYING Breeze fernandez itof I 10 5
Rex Air tFaieroi 10 5
81 Time 80 off f.f3.
Ivory TIP. Little Jack and sally T also
ran
sixth Race $500 handicap 3.year-
olds and UP. So furonEs
Eltonhead fMnrat 3 20 , 4fo5 2to
Mpwsetn tpasada1 to- 10 10
Clocks 6Fslerol 20 3
Time Os IS Of S.i0r
Rsveuhurst Juaniia and Quteno also
ran.
seventh Race $500 claiming 4-year-olds
and up ! mile and 90 yards.
Nsnseoui tfryei stO 5 10 70
Union tOiiversl 10 2
Time ] so on 53q
Midnight star Margaret 6 Ropng. Top
WAY. star Soldier and spanish Charm also
ran.
Eighth Race 800. claiming f-yesr
olds and Up. ! lie miles:
Deer Leap CGoicocheaJ 3 TO 70 ! 90
Play Shoot 1Posada1 sto tto
BARE tRaoti $40
Time 1854 off s.Oel4
Merry Kin Lady Tichner Blenheln
Rose Mercachifle Some Boy. Why TAR,
and Threems also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
On Coaching Staff

CHICAGO. March S. - Ralph
Jones. Lake Forest College coach.
who founded the Chicago Bears
nlan-in-motion offense when he
coached the National Football
League champions in the early 30s,
will be a member of the staff of a
coaching school at the University
of Nebraska this Summer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
SANTA ANITA
IAt Arcadia. Cab

FOR MONDAY
lac AROSA, Wise witch, Polaio.
,-BaRSAND. Ercole, shasta Taw.
s-ENEMPLIfN, Chief Nadi, Brother
a-REAL ARTICLE. WHY. Devaiue.
S-NER>E, hing Torch. Good >tymie.
s-MADIGAMA, Buckhorn Creek, stare
tor.
5-CHALPHONE, Bulw ark, Wee Toney.
s-MAGIC KEY. Wing and Wing. sweep
alot.
eHASTE on, Count snreIy, High
strike
hEST-MADIGANA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
TROPICAL Park Results

FIRST Rsce-si 600. claiming. a-year-olds
and up. a mile:
Louis shapiro
CONNOLLY 1880 10 90 II 90
Tetratown tMeadel DO $50
Crandstar tMcCreary) $50
Time 1913 40. off l6.
Alseleda, Gamester. Patap sco, Hazel f.,
Blossom Queen. Kingoo, Deepdene, Rafter
and Myrna Lee also ran.
second Race 81 900, claiming. syear-
oids. :. mile:
Homeward Bound
CRosenl 1890 400 74O
React tMcCreaTyD $50 40
Ladies First ,Gnbertl 40
Time 1.l2 As. of PAS.
Becomly. Red Msntla. Beekhampton.
Metal Giant Silver Tower and Rogers
Boy also ran.
Third Race-sI 600 claiming. 4-yesr-olds
and up. u mile:
Tony Weaver (Robart) 800 $50 $40
Manamaid (Oiverl so 400
PaFi-Earnest- lRyanl- 80
Time 10 2-5. on 3:l7is.
Merry Gesture and Court Counsel also
ran.
Fourth Race-s 81 200. allowances. 3-year-
Blue Lily tCanarellal $40 $50 $50
Maegay tMcCrearyb 400 10
fZacatine tGilbertD $50 $40
Time 1913 i-5 off 3.iI,
Air Brigade. Wishing. seventh Day, Bull
Brer and Blue Twink also ran.
dead heat for second.
Firth Races, 600 added. Pan American
Hsudicap, 5-year-titfs affd-tiP. mite
Montsn tMcCrearyb 1850 6 80 40
Time o. War Ryan 12s0 $40
Exarch fSeabol $50
Time I'LL as. off 4.f7iS
Liberty Flight. Potranco. Speed TO
Spare Kings Blue and Robert L. also ran.
sixth Raee-Si 600. claiming, -4-yesr-elds-
and UP. y miles:
Annikin tRyanl 1870 SO $50
Druco syska (McAndrew) $50 40
Cupboard tMcCrearyD $50
Time 2:37 lis. off 4.4s
Endymion. Barbed Retort. Gallant Frisr
Mon REEVE. County Bond. Sicklebill, Senega
Rhiniz and Shag also ran.
seventh Race - 81, 200. claiming. 4-year-
olds and up. l lis miles:
Prince Derek (Ryan) 500 3. so 2.IO
Key Man tSchmidlD $50 40
Al au Ecu (McCresryl $50
Time. i:47 is. off 5:I7.
Waugh Pop. Wake Robin Sandy Boot
and sun Mica also ran
Eighth Race-SI. 600 claiming i-year-
olds and up. = miles:
Oddesas Pride
tMcCrearyD 10 50 $40 $40
White Hope (OiiveD so 80
star Bud MEADE $40
Time "a 80. of 5.i7
Bell Helen. Quaker Brass. Savitar, Per-
lette. Nerakee and Sir Reg also ran,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

Stock up on these sturdy.
soft, absorbent tissues. for
Their many uses in home.
office and car. You save
more on the large package
Of 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Many Hockey Kinks

The growth of ice hockey IS re-
Elected in the fact that there are
now indoor Kinks in 35 states.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Santa Anita Entries

fIRsI RACE-SI. $40. claiming. s-year-
sAds. ~ mile. straightaway:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
OakIawn Park Results

first Race-Se0o. claiming, 4-yesr-olds
and up =. mile:
Brown Moss king ll.so 500 $50
Kentucky Jane tScu-fuck1 o so ~
Madame Grey tBomaD $50
Tine III 2-5, on 2;a3 c,..n s.sn,
Mstchiess. Broomoris. Bun Ryan. Trans
port and .sassafrAs also ran
Field.
second Race $500. claiming a.yesr-olds
and W. a mild
Chestnu, Bur King 25.2o 7.2o so
Panther Creek tMccomhsl 20 10
fine iii SIS. on 2.5s.
Street Arab. Mr.. James. wacky Jack,
tremus and 'Honored Miss also ran.
Field
Third Rsce-ssoo, claiming. s-year-olds.
H.sh Talent KEEPER iIsn $40 80
Bid tPierson) $50 20
Cplander tKingb 44o
Lochlea Marie Olympia. Roman Gypsy,
Jeriss, Service Stripe and Sira also ran
'Field-
Fourth Race-si 600, handicap, 3.year-
olds and up. 4 mile:
Three Bangs ttonesl $500 $50 80
Maechance tHghtshoel $50 80
Forever Prince tsnyder) $50
Time 1915 as. on 3:54k.
Night Editor, Idle Sun and True star
also ran
Fifth Race 500. claiming. 4-year-
olds and up. lis miles
Bright (Glaug) 10 90 TO 500
sidout tKingl $50 $50
Franco Saxon tMarrerol 80
Time ! So as. of 4.23.
Teddys Girl. Dark Watch and Essiaytee
also ran.
sixth Race $500 claiming i-year-olds
And Up / mile and 20 yards.
Southland Gem
fCruickshankl 1880 $50 - so
Jennie MAY tMcCumberi 80 $50
sBenry Halter lKingl so
Time l :53. of $50.
P1ucky Byrd Vslorous sir. Bilboquet
Ito. In the shade. viernes Santo. 'Ronnie
and Count Tetrarch also ran.
Seventh Rsce-ss0o claiming 4-year-olds
and up. / mile and 20 yards
Weeks tJedlinskib 40 40 2 So
Cross Ruff Montgomery $40 $40
Aoiida tWhtingD $50
Time az of 5.26.
Galley Sweep. Mistueky. stan Riley and
Rare Thunder also ran.
Eighth Race $500. claiming 4-year-olds
and up. 1-is miles.
Jim Mike tRiehardb 500 3 80 10
Tobacco Keeper $40 ? 20
khayyam fBohnl %
Time .54 off 559
Lazy T. Dusiless While c. DelaynOt
and Silver Braid also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

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lovely with Cashmere Bouquet
Lotion, the different hand lotion
with the fragrance men love.
Buy this giant size for greater
savings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
TROPICAL PARK

TROPICAL PARK
al Miami. fla.1
TOR NOSDtl
f->IRtRA. (herriko, Orcus.
2-ETHEI Bill MI, Jawbreaker. Mae
care.
s-NoTFoRNE. Chance Run, Iois.
WAR DECLARED, Red Meadow,
Taxes.
s-RI>GIt, Cory don. shot Put.
s-BA>kER JIM. Airpost. Flood IL.
s-BO>LAR. snow. Charlotte Girl.
SIR BROOksiDE, Wooden Indian
dry B
RFsT-SIR BROOk>IDE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
OAkLAWN PARK

ohhLhs' 2hbN
tAt Hot springs, Ark.l
FOR MONDAY
lining BEE. Mountkaia. Schno1Iie.
NORMAN sLOAT, Broiier, Big steel.
s-FITTSPOOL, Grand Court. Request.
4-OTTO's CHOICE, Walter Light, Half
Time.
5-FANDAN. sign Up. Lonely Road.
s-kNEE DEEP. Moiasses Bill. ADDRESS.
RADIO WAVE, Mistietoe, ConNiiie.
s-REPERCU ssI0N, Frank G., LIN
coin !.
s-sPEEDY BOoGER. Extended. Baby
Lamb.
BEsT-kNEE DEF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

Gen. Hugh 5. Johnso
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

Bring new life to your-
hair. This combination
m e a ms an invigorafed
scalp and soft and lus-
trous hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Best Bets
(By international News Service)

HAVANA
A. Havana, Cuba
FOR SUNDAY
i--PRINCIFE>>A. Wild MONEY. larry
Times.
R-BeAE -kas~HhsF-tr fais
cletus.
3-sfNo> KING. Epeas D., Mambi III.
Cot NORA, Lord Dalton. Be quiet.
S-WFEBtG. Moody, >sntan.
Ell RPLE MING, Harrington Entry,
Might step.
,-NTIEON MOON, Toby Tyler, Pa
triarca.
g-AII AGOG. >hantinle. spanish Dot.
g-HABIT. Re- Dean. hin Mag.
RESULTANT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

PONTIAC-'+o torpedo CLUB opera coupe
finished in Rassen maroon. underseat
heater defrosier: driven few miles; es-
trss EHiore. Take tip. Avoid an incre&e
In price Only $3.50 $40 down.
HACQUOIL BUICK
10330 Livernois NO. 1899
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Speakers To
Tell How To Get
Better Jobs
Meeting Slated
For Sunday At
Bethel AME

The first mass Meeting of the
Labor Commitiec of the Detroit
Chapcr Of inc National Association
Tor the Advancement Of Colored
People Is scheduled for Sunday,
roh is. AZ Bethel AMF church.
Frederick and So Antoine. accord
inc 10 announcement this week
Tho purpose ~ tho meeting. ac-
cordnr to Prince " Clark, chair
man ~ the committee. Is 10 ac-
0nainf Negro men and women with
ihc MANY job opportunities Of the
National Defense Training FRO
gram.
This national emergency offers
Negroes the greatest opportunities
for advaucemon, since their oman
cpaiion" said Clark "Ali they
noel 10 do is take advantage Of
mo freo training that is being Of
ferod them by the Governtment
'No' only IS this chance for
'hor personal advancement and
breaking down tho job caste sys-
tom tha' has hocr IN operation FOR
move than SEVENTY five yearos. =
T. chanco Tor them TO holm Pre-
narc 'Aoir cmu'ry Tor whatever
owereonr, fhal may arise our Of
thi~ Furopcan conflict"
'lho uatona preparedness and
aefsn-e dopcrdcn' upon deyel
oprs trained kers 10 supple
mon h'chiv trained skilled crafts
men according 70 release IN
the Vocational Edncaiional produc-
rou workcr~ IN all social fields +.
rapnhlc - sfeppng into the job
arl PCS roll % hiehlv trained
aul moro experienced workov'
TIE Vocational Educational FRO
gram FOR Nanonal Defonre is moot
ir- 'nai need ala Detroit Is play
.t4 wv iuporan role in making
'ancl people available 10 locai
I'|Iiir NN'Al ~ Iltll Hi't'l W. ~ 90.
oppo turrv hos hoen extended
'o uninsured americans to solve
'Neir Problems Of uacmploymcu
In preparedness hN equippinr
themselves without charge ~
oS 'ha thev cin fl credilahl
ard w'h confidence % ihoir WORT
The details viii ho explained ~
hose attending ne meeting by
f.awronce Duncan Fnest Marshail
an senator Charles piee- They
viii explain how. hose working
can rc' better Jobs. AMI those nn-
opployod iray rot ifainnr Tor ma
iionai defense Jobs Aiso how those
cn WpA and NNA may cot ihle
training
Members Of tho committee arc
L. Spradlev chairman Joh n
Armstrong viee chairman lames
Young. Ellis l.unl'cv Leonard
Newman and + y Palmer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Dean Fisher Speaker
For Chicago Baptist
Youth Sixth Confab

The Rev. a. Franklin Fisher.
dean of Baptist Training school
Jos Campau and Arnd'. was the
princlpal speaker at the sixth AM
nnal Chicaeo baptist Youth rally.
held I'm Enrlcwood Baptist chm'lh
SUNDAY. Feb. p.
over 200 Youths. representing
fonr races and 80 nafionalilie-.
heard Dean Fisher declare: There
* no such thing as christian iu
general. YOU must be- Christian
pupil. a Christian teacher. p chris.
tian parent. Christian carpenter
lahorer. lawyer. or whatever your
calling NAV be Christianity Is not
lu1urv 10 be INDUCED IN on sun
dav afternoon or other leisure
hours II IA = vital issue involved
in ali the practical necessities Of
daily living
"In n world fouled with rreiu-
dice. inequalities and strife ren'
zion I'm the concrete Is The "nl'
religion that counts. Religion ~
the abstract will never pierce the
heavens or redeem The eatth
The program was sponso'ed uN
the Youth Committee OF the en-
cago BAPTIST association. la COOPER
alton with the Chicago inter ta'lal
Fellowship. the chicago Haplisi
Young Peoples union. tho chicago
Baptiet Sunday School union. and
the Chicago World Wide guild.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Opening Exercises Of
The Baptist Training
School For Sunday

Tic openins exercises for Tho
Nncr semo,'e- of 10 Rap'
rsaininr school jos eanipsa and
Ardnf. vii he held In 'Ae school
anaromm s0adas af''rao"n Fen
- The EXERCISES arc scheduled 20
ssr' az opm
Tic E - 3 oaens. prcsi-
dcm ~ Wavcline Baprt supdaf
school ana Fiji CONGRESS- nill be-
me ptumgnf sp'aker spocH1 nn.
Sc Viii ~ r'ncfsl Re' \ r
FISHER Is dean of BAPTIST Training
s,h0ol
The faculty. fer ih winter se-
mosftr Ntl ao hc prosecuted
c,5-scs Viii BE- heh fa.olNy Wed-
ne~aay and Tp-y evening :,
nom 81 to e.iq.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15

noN "a operation.
There appeared IN the pe'roF
Young Men. Uoeklp pa riou
Thursday or. :. 1920 this head
lse II S dunbar vf1 digef me
YNcA work FOR negro men ANA
boys in Deuoit'
The organization ~ TVS vork
vas assumed by NJ nunhsr sop
T. i'-o Preyiousiv NJ. Dunbar had
hcen ~ Y work for seven wears
4r Cincinnati who're similar
piecc Of work had heou unif h-
eciion l. * interesting io knoN
shat whom Mr. nunhar wa~ 'xecn-
i've Secretary % inripnalt W.
hur G Nooason. present cNccu
l,e Of NE s. Antoine Branch Was
"a sonior IN high school ia thar
Niy and active in "Yr work
About six months after this an
nrncsmon IN Office was csiah
she'd a 1870 s. Antoine sfroc'
nd AHrinc these early DAYS pro-
e,am ~ education vas proiscfed
- onlargc mo ir,.rest ~ M com.
.,i,penrv ana aroua,nt ,hom win
work.
Tho animal cartr,An,ion N sson
FOR tbo sunnor. of Nar ycrcan IN
Sop.h Ar, bat. rar,n SIM.
dav schoo, Raseh,r ieaane ION
,is to,,rramer,. ,hnf, earna,enz
and r.ther ana Son Vook oh,or.
,a,.os a.. mole "a =, nor.
oorin,,on, nae a. nov, ~ ,h,s
nroiimlrau u..l
T., ~. laoe 49, r vo.eianl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Bland Pugh, Utility
Foe, In Circuit Race

One ~ The best known asplranis
Tor Tho ofiice Of cirvui iniee AZ
the primaries noNi Monday Is
Bland ruGh prominent Detroit at
infuev for The past % years and
n fnrplor assistant afiorn'y gen
oral OF Michigan from 1881 20 la''-
He successfully handled the peo-
pies fight 20 reduce gas, electric
and telephone rates
His canlidatv has tho support
~ civic benevolent and labor
crour~ of Wayne county
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15

graduate nurses Miss Rccmol
said consequently. Detroit with
its fine group Of colorcd nnfse-
has heon asked 10 Issue call for
applicarts Who ARC wiling 'omAko
themselves asai.ahlc Tor army
service and for emergency duty
Application blanks FOR Tho Nar
ses' Reserve arc afailahle ~ iAe
Detroit Rod Grows. Jefferson a. pu-
hois. or AZ tho Community NurSins
Rurean - W. warren Mis- Flor
euce Martin Al this comum''v
Fund agency will furnish aprfs-
iion blanks 10 interested nurses
Requirements. Tor ciiclhls'r aee
thai applicants he hcfNeen me
ages Of Fl ann 80. unmarWcl able
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Woman Jurist Asks
Support OF Voters

Firccn wars eNpnrsl'c on me
beu,h IS just one ~ TIE many
lualifeafouS ludcc Lola Ncucn-
fclt offers 10 the voting public m
the coming CwcM' taaft primary.
Prominent ln CIVIC. social and
iceai ofenla'ionrr throughout
Na,ne county and NlieA.ean Miss
Noucrfcit. Who - graduate OF
Highland Park iIeh school aud
the lniNer-iiv of Detroit Law
school has served on III" bench
continuously since 1925. she soli-
cts YOUR vote Feb ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
William Banks Given
NAACP Endorsement

Tho local NANr branch of
Nhen pr J j Ncclendon Is presi-
ilcui announees that tho oreanila-
iJnn is endorsing Atioru,, Wih-
am Hanks for Judge IN tDe ap-
preaching prrmn', clce'ion. and
utrc an hhcral flcnde and rolor-
ed fitigeus 10 vote Tor him Monday.
Ioh T.