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The guardian., 1941-11-15
CHELSEA
Peoples Baptist Church
1866 Pearl Street

1866 Pearl Street
REVS. VIRGISS HILL, SAMUEL
H. BULLOCK, AND RAYMOND
T. REED, PULPIT COMMITTEE,
IN CHARGE.
CHELSEA, MASS. Nov. 10 =
The services at the Peoples Bap-
tist Church, Sunday, November
is, Morning, l0:45 a. M, Sunday
School, 1890 p. M, evening SER
vice, 7.30 p. m.
WEEK DAY SERVICES
Prayer and Praise Service
every Friday at 7 p. M, Choir
Rehearsal nthe same evening
at 8 p. m.-People'S Church. has
now started out on its Fall and
Winter Program arranged by the
Pulpit Committee all of whom
are veterans in Church Program
making, and everyone can be
sure that it will be spiritually
uplifting. DR.. Fuller now Chap
lain in the u. S. Army in far-off
Georgia, sends his heartiest con-
gratulations to the leaders and
members of this church who
have carried OIL SO splendidly
during his absence.
The guardian., 1941-11-15
SPRINGFIELD
BY OLIVER M. BUGGs
40 Franklin Street


SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Nov. IL
Mrs. Elizabeth Sellers of Wich-
ita, Kansas, is the house guest
Of Mrs. Wilhelmina Manders of
so Clinton street for the season.
Mrs. Manders also had as her
guests over the weekend, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Price of West Med
ford, Mass. IL At the organiza-
ton meeting recently held to
elect officers and members of the
Board of Directors to the Dunbar
Community League, Edward v,
Kronvall was elected president
and George E. Robinson, vice
president; DR.. William N. DeBer-
ry, founder and executive secre-
tsry, was named again to his
position. On the Board Of Dir
ectors including DR.. DeBerry,
there are eight colored members
as follows: william N. Debose,
Mrs. Columbia johnson. Charles
Joiner. Miss Olive Rainey, Jo-
seph Sawyer, Edward L. shep-
hard and George c. Gordon.
Camp Atwater, located at East
Brookfield, under the sponsor
ship Of the Dunbar League
closed one Of its most success
full seasons under the leadership
The guardian., 1941-11-15
MAIL Den

Eastern Aue. Baptist Church
Req. James L. Jackson, Pastor
MAIDEN. MASS, Nov. Ii =
Nov. Q, the pastors morning
theme was Our Redemption
Through Christ" at night, Mr.
William Bailey of Gordon Col
lege was the guest speaker The
vested Jr- Choir sang at both
services, Mrs. Florence H. Tay-
lor, organist and choir director
The participants in the "Ama-
teur Mite in West Medford last
Thursday were Victoria Santos
Ruth Partin, Hilda Ridley, Mary
Turner and La Vera Ridley The
group presented a one-act skit
"A Major Operation" coached BY
Mary Jumper-The Annual Fall
Rally will be Sunday, Nov. 80 al
3 pm, between the mem anc
The guardian., 1941-11-15

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Willard L Clayton, Pastor
THE Providence of God" was
the text of the splendid sermon
of Rev. Clayton Sunday morn
ing evening text, What It
Means To Be A Christian" Miss
Emily Griffin is the supervisor
for the Junior Christian En-
deavor Society which meets
every Sunday afternoon at 4.3O.
A number of the S n d a v
School boys attended the In
ter Church Fathers and Sons
Night at the Beebe Junior High
School Friday evening. They
met at the church and left
as body led by Mr.. Francis
Stokes with his son, Richard,
Each boy had a sponsor as far
as possible. The fall rally will
take place on November 23rd.
At the morning service there
will be a special program in
honor of the living founders
and those associated in the
early work Of the church. The
clubs will make their returns at
the afternoon service at three
thirty. November 80 the officers
of the Junior Missionary de-
partment will be installed at
the morning service. There will
be an address to the Juniors by
Miss Mary Jumper, President of
the State Junior Missionary
department of the United Bap-
tist Convention, followed by al
sermon of the pastor to the
senior and junior missionaries.
In the evening there will be
motion pictures "The Race in
Defense of the Nation" Mr..
Johnson Of Boston and Mr..
william D. Jackson of Cam
bridge will speak.
The guardian., 1941-11-15

women, Dea. Arthdr Ridley for
the men, Mrs. j. L. Jackson for
the women. A very fine program
is assured for the afternoon
Thsrsday, Nov. 27, there will be
"a youth concert by the young
peoples dept. for the benefit of
the rally. Everyone is cordially
invited to be present. Admission
is Is cents.-Visitors present in
clded Miss Bertha Clark of Blu
field, Va, Mr.. Charles Lake, Bos-
ton and MIR. Robert Fowler OF
New York City.
The guardian., 1941-11-15
WEST NEWTON
Mt. Zion Baptist Churh
~ ~


We invite you to Mt. Zion,
see nature dressed in Beauty,
kissed by the Autumn Frost, and
blessed of the sun rays. She pas
ses the painters vision. Come
enjoy the seeing, and get fresh
air. Sunday, Nov. is, 1O:45 a. M,
Rev. Dennis speaks on Bring
Me Out."-12'm Sunday school.
6-7.15 Bapt. Liberal Hour. 7:3O
the Former Pastor, Rev. Theo-
dore r. Whitfield, will preach
Sunday, Nov. 9 was very inspir-
ing all day, especially at the eve
ming service. DR.. J. E. Jeltz and
his people were with us and he
sang, as only DR.. Jeltz can sing.
Little Miss B. Johnson gave the
Evening Prayer in a Solo to the
delight of full house, Mr.. H.
Hurbert at the piano. Solos were
rendered by Mrs. L. Robertson,
and Miss Marion Tyler of Lin
coin, who through the influence
Rev. Dennis. sang over WoRL
at Morgan Memorial, Friday
morning, Nov. THE Rev. and
Mrs, Dennis spent the afternoon
at the beautiful home of Mrs.
Ethel Tyler last Sunday meeting
the happy three, mother. daugh-
ter, and brother. A better time
could not be wished for.-Mrs.
Ruth Berrows, OF 40 Craft St.,
Newton Vile, has been ill for a
few days, though she is some
better at present.-Tuesday. No
vember Is, Rev. Dennis and
members viii be with Ebenezer
Baptist Church, Boston. Hostess
Miss Sallie Hall.
The guardian., 1941-11-15

Lou Montgomery, was taken to
the hospital as a result of a
serious injury sustained in the
holiday game - here's hoping
for his speedy recovery A
good time was had by all last
Friday evening when the Wom-
ems Efficiency Club entertained
SO Soldiers from Camp Edwards,
a number of young women and
matrons served as hostesses and
the club members acted as chap
erones. The party was held at
the Service Center on Centre ST
and, speaking for others as well
as myself, hope you will en-
courage any and all soldiers who
might visit Brockton, to drop
in at the Service Center for
failure to make use of the priv
ileges can result in racial dis
elimination. The Efficiency club
wishes to thank all who helped
make their affair a success
And now gather aroun while !
climb up my soap box. Five
cents seems like hardly any
money at all, doesn't it? Yet
when your newsboy is good
enough to walk the distance he
does = just TO deliver a paper
many of you don't seem to be
good enough to hand out nick
el to pay for it. 1t may not be
Intentional, but it's no fun for
your neWsboy and unless this
"Tll pay you later business
stops - the papers will have to
be discontinued. = M. L. C. -
Lomey Stella Lindsey is Crown
Princess of the Persian Market
Place. Dec. 5, Brockton Cham
Der Of Commerce Hall. Ladies in
waiting are Alice Grigsby, Beth
g. ]. Benito, Carter sisters.
Many talented youngsters will
appear in the song ballet, Swing
Reel. Co-EdS in Persia, Drum
mer Boy, etc.
SNOOPIN' WITH HORACE
Hi fiockl Been raissin me?
Who was the gal that was Just
nowhere at the Soldiers Party
last week? Tel me Eggsy-how
do you do it-jivin' two South
ern bellies at once and maxim
them both like it? who was the
soldier boy eyeing Mary at the
game Sunday? And speaking of
Soldiers - Ruthie isn't wasting
much time The rest of the
club members are still wonder
ing where Lena and Eta disap-
poared to the other day? Don't
fail to come round next week
when swiftly takes over.
HORACE.
The guardian., 1941-11-15
BROCKTON

BROCKTON, MASS, Nov. 12-
This must have been home-com-
ing week for we have Connie
Mallery here on vacation from
Harlem hospital in New York.
Jimmy Simmons and Andrew
Gale home on furlough from
Forts Bragg and Dix, respective
ly. Our former Brocktonian,
The guardian., 1941-11-15
TOILET

SIX ROOMS, ALL IMPROVE
ments. 55 Cameron Ave, Somer
vile, Mass.
The guardian., 1941-11-15

The Junior and Senior Class
es Of the Church School with
their teachers, Misses Dane.
Merritt, and Jefferson will give
a Thanksgiving program at
the Hancock Street Home, Sun
day afternoon.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
The Admiral Had a Wife
Has The Cutes' Acutely
New Comedy Presented by Jose Ferrer
In Baltimore Is Befuddled Account
Of Life Among the Naval Set
BY JAY CARMODY.
BALTIMORE.

Along
had brightly a
Lowell
turns to be that
has
SINGLE stan dard cute
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Tine of Showing

Stage.
NationaI-"Tha Student Prince,
back again: 2:30 and $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Rise and Shine" foot
ball satire with Jack Oakie: II a m.
l:40. 4.25. 7:O5 and $50 pm. Stage
shows: 1855, 3:35. $40 and 9:05 pm.
Columbia Nothing but the
Truth" spoken by Bob Hope: 11:45
m, LAS, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:45
pm.
Earle-"Birth of the Blues" with
Bing Crosby and Mary Martin in
attendance: II am, lao, 4:30, 1920
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 1880,
345, $50 and 9;l0 pm.
Keith-"Keep En- Flying" Alb
bott and Costello in the Air Corps:
ll:45 am, las, 3:45, 545, 7:45 and
9:45 pm March OF Time: 1l:25
am, 1:25, 1925, 5:25, 7:25 and
9:25 pm.
LittIe-"The Earl of Chicago"
Robert Montgomery as ganester
who inherits a title: II am, 12:45,
2:30, 4:10, 5:55, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"Th Died With
Their Boots On with Errol Flynn
as Gen. Custer: 1l:l0 am, ! As,
420, 6:55 and 9;35 pm.
Palace - Shadow of the Thin
Man more about MI. and Mrs
Nick Charles: l0:45 m, 1855, 3.05
Sis, 7:25 and $40 pm,
Fiy-"The Mortal Storm" fight
from the NaAs: ll:25 am, 1:25,
$50, 5:35, TAO and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts
continuous from 10 a m.
Evening star., 1941-12-03

his superiors angry by picking them
off like flies.
The frenzied tempo of The Ad-
mlral Had a Wife" a pace clearly
demanded by Ferrer in his direction
of the play, enables 1t to cover such
vast area that it necessitates the
injection Of great deal OF ex-
traneous, irrelevant material That
1t constantly blocks the main line of
the action never bothers director or
cast in the slightest. an exemption
they definitely do not share with
the audience.
One of the odd effects achieved
by the helter-skelter movement of
the play is that no one in it ever
approaches Inability, or sympathy.
The young wives sacrifice it through
a constant revelation of imbecility,
the old admiral by being so con-
stantly character, the older wives
by reSorting to impractical cupidi-
ties in order to snatch their hus-
bands from the service, and even
the harasSed hero by being so coldly
a tactical genius.
There are moments when the dia-
logue of The Admiral Takes a
Wife is funny, especially when 1t
is not incredibly far from what a
young naval wife must say when
she views the vista of years between
herself and the allowance of an ad-
mirals spouse. 1t falls far short of
either humor or wit when it under
takes 10 be satirically pointed with
reference to capabilities of superior
officers or the antics Of Washington
offiCialdom.
Less of sense that the play is
gay, mad thing that is going to kill
the smart set might help the cast
of The Admiral Had a Wife" TO give
1t credibillty. AS it is, Miss Hagen,
who is better actress than that.
overplays the young wife to the point
of boredom with Martha Hodge run
ming neck and neck in the role of
the giddy Southern belle. Alfred
Drake is plausible as the young hus-
band, and Richard Hale is credible
as the admiral in command who
resents the young upstart lieutenant
as much as you probably would. The
others are capable puppets.
John Koenig created an effective
Pearl Harbor Junior officers home
as frame for all the cute things
that are said and done.
Evening star., 1941-12-03

would have to be on basis OF no
quibbling. That would probably be
the first item Breen would look to in
an encore pact.
News in nibbles: Everybody seems
to be rising up with an answer to
Dorothy Lamour-Which means Hol-
lywood has gone sarong mad. Ty-
rome Power, Gene Tierney. Bette
Cradle, Lupe Velez and Virginia
O'Brien are all wearing them in new
pictures. Some serious, others for
fun Exhibitors rushing their
banks with big deposits after play
ing "Honky Tonk" can get ready to
cheer the return of that same box
office combination. M-G-M may put
Lana Turner right back into Clark
Gables new picture, Somewhere
I'll Find You" which starts next
week Catchiest ad line on "Honky
Tonk" was Gable Kisses Turner"
For Johnny Eager" they've con-
verted it to Taylor Kayoes Turner" p"
He does-a right to the jaw! . In
changing the title of The Lady
Has Plans" to The Girl Has Plans" !"
Paramount says the plans of a girl
are of much more interest at the box
Office than the plans of lady &.
Evelyn Ankers' chair on the set of
Universals The Wolf Man" does
not bear her name, but is indicated
by pair of anchors. What these
movie folks won't think of next! =.
The new Hardy film will be titled
The Courtship of Andy Hardy" At
Oe last moment, script writers were
ordered to cut out the college angle.
They figure Mickey Rooney, at 81
and in the gossip columns as a So
phisticated man about town. would
be laughed off the campus by I'M
Evening star., 1941-12-03

sympathetic fandom. The Rooney
problem may soon be solved by the
United States Army The Los An
geles Draft Board is running short
of men and has announced a new
registration for recent 2l-ers.
Panama Hattie" $1,000, 900 ver-
sion of the big Broadway sue
cess, was sneaked the other
night - and brought back to the
sound stages for a reconstruction
job. Our informant reported too
much singing and not enough COM
edy" Dan Daley, jr., may be elm
mated as leading man and his foot
age shot over with Robert Young
substituted. Super colossal Hol-
lyWood spent 80 days filming Gus
ter's last stand for Enrol Flynns
They Died With Their Boots On. "
whereas the battle itself lasted only
20 minutes, historians say
Madeleine Carroll has lost more
weight than is good for her and
will take a long rest after finishing
Evening star., 1941-12-03

DV every one DuI lIlc piouuSSio D
themselves has now happened: The
legion of decency and local censor
boards are going into action In
manner that will prove anything out
healthy for the box office.
Sneak preview followers came up
today with the information that half
a dozen new movieS-in addition 10
Garbo's "Two-Faced Woman re-
Gently accorded a condemned rat
ing by the legion-need tonlng
down. That is undoubtedly why
Will Hays rushed into Hollywood last
week and called all producer men,
bers around him.
1t is limited that three big pic
lures will miss slated release oates
because of time necessary for purg-
ing them of material considered IN
flammatory during the present Crisis.
!: x x
Breen continues to deny rumors
that he's unhappy at R-k-O, but re-
peated stories of policy changes IN
the upper reaches of that organHa-
ton indicate that any department
head there lies on no bed of roses.
Evening star., 1941-12-03

Hardly single standard cuteness
eludes the producer and playwright
Evening star., 1941-12-03

During the past five years. the
R-K-O front Office has been a yeri-
table revolving door
Significantly, the producers asso-
citation has never taken steps TO
officially confirm a successor TO
Breen as supervisor Of code enforce
ment. He quit SIX months ago. If
Breen can be coaXed or preSsured
back it will be at fancy wage COM
mensurate with what he now draws
at RKO-and under guarantees
that would make him the most pow
erful single figure in Hollywood.
An honest. intelligent and coura-
geous code chief. Breen's decisions
were often furiously fought by pow
erful movie figures with heavy in
vestments at stake. He fought them
right back. Should he return, it
Evening star., 1941-12-03

belle whose accent is presumably
hilarious. her hot-tempered husband
with the handicapping drawl, the
old admiral who wears button shoes
to prove that he is a character. the
Chinese servant who wears a prop
derby and SAYS yes please" and
the japanese butler with whom the
Chinese feudS ever so cutely.
A program note makes il clear
that The Admiral Had Wife is
not making the Navy the butt Of a
long, confused Joke.
ANY resemblance in this play to
actual navies, past. present or fu-
ture. is patiently absurd-this goes
for people, too" it SAYS.
UnWittinglv no doubt, the word
"absurd" turns out to be an en-
barrassingly fine description of what
follows.
Mr BarringtonS idea for a heck
Of a lot of fun in the theater CEN
terS in the character of a young
wife living at Pearl Harbor naval
base. Her husband. 1t j. g. Con-
nelly is a genius-he really is-and
she thinks it is intolerably Stuffy Of
the Navy not to make him an ad-
miral, especially after he has proved
that he can Scuttle them by the
dozens in war games which they
play seemingly every day The hus-
band. more Soundly grounded in the
attitude OF navies toward Junior
officers. is content to work his way
to the top gradually, having a whale
of a lot of fun in the meantime
sinking the big shots over in the
gymnasium. There is the devil 10
pay. Of course. when the Wife's
genius for getting him into trouble
transCends his own ability to make
Evening star., 1941-12-03

her current co-starring picture with
Bob Hope. The makeup and cam
era departments are having trouble
with her close-ups. =.
When Frank Capra makes his
first picture at Goth Century-Fox
under new producer director ar
rangement, it will be The Flying
Yorkshireman," property he has
owned several years Sidney
Toler couldn't see the idea OF elimi-
mating Charlie Chan from the
screen. so he made deal with 20th-
Century Fox to buy rights to the
Evening star., 1941-12-03

pluS lne cast
headed by Uta
Hagen, in this
d r q m a which
vaguely is con-
Cerned with life
in the United
States Navy.
Nearly all the
characters a I g
cute, beginning
with the pretty
wife, who car
rieS nit-Wlttish-
ness to the point
of moronity. Aft
er her comes the
nn1to Sn,,flnn,.,n
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Ever the Gallant
BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Some actors-and actresses-paint
the air blue when they forget a
line or miss a speech.
But not Laird Cregar, the huge
character actor. Here's typical
bloW-up for him. in a scene with
Veronica Lake in This Gun for
Hire:
You're a very intriguing girl and
I can't think what else l was to
say to you. but I'm sure it was a
perfectly charming speech"
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Hollywood Yearns Again
For Breen's Blue Pencil
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

Don't be surprised overnight announcement that Bren is
Rt o his old
ole
Plenty pressure
questionable
Evening star., 1941-12-03

serial recently dropped by that
studio.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Fear 6 Patients
Perish in Blaze

AMITYVULLE. n. Y Nov. IS
Six aged and hed-riddcn patients
of the Brunswick Home were
feared dead today IN an early
morning fire that DESTROYED sn
antiqusted frame building which
housed moro than 40 inmates and
attendants.
Three bodies ALREADY have been
recovered. hut the intense heat OF
the smnl4lderine- T-7Iiils eieiaA IL r
final cheCkup
Thirty NJ the patients housed IN
the building. one Of - on the
sanitaridnl grounds, were carried
screaming from the building on
their mattresses.
The blaze and excitement reused
insane patients AT nearby Long
Island Home and KniCkerbockCr
Hall. and their shouts and screams
added 10 the horror and confusion
The Brunswick Home is 4 gen
eraf Saultdriur1. f1e fire W+A
caused by q flare from burning
grease tn the Kitchen TX 4 md
night meal was being prepared for
the night attendants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Ernest ". Buell.
Budd Wheel Aide Killed
in Hunting Accident

Dead As the result of hunting
accident. Everest W. Buell., assist.
ant engineer at the Budd Whee
Company. viii be buried IN Ada
Mich. tomorrow after services al
the residence, 1900 Muirland
avenue
Mr. Buell. -, was horn in Stitt-
Vile. n. Y. and resided IN Detroit
for rs years. lie IS survived by
lb,ffss-mifr. KATHRYN AiachaHghtun
Buell. one daughter, Dorothy Ann
one son. Thomas William. and one
brother Rockwell G. Buell..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
7 Jailed, Fined
In Liquor Ring

Two men were sentenced to two
years in prison and fined $1,000
each by Federal Judge Edward ].
Monet today, after both pleaded
guilty TO participation in huge
liquor ring which defrauded the
government of S1,200,000 in two
years of operation.
They were Chester TutaiE. Of
1895 Lumpkin avenue. Hamtramck
and Stanley Hoynacki. 35. of
11705 Mckay avenue. Hamtramck.
Both now are serving two year
terms in federal prison for trans
porting moonshine whisky in In
diana. Their new sentences will be
added to the present terms.
They were the third and fourth
to be sentenced of the original AZ
men alleged to have operated the
ring. Thirty-seven pleaded guilty
four are fugitives and another was
declared insane. Thirty-three now
await sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Theodore Cox
Detroit Testing Chemist
10 Be Buried Friday

Funeral services VIII he helC
Friday at 2 p m. III The William
r. Hamilton Funeral Home. 1877
Cass avenue. for Theodore. Cox
81, of 4n25 Eln1wood avenue, who
died IN Al Al Carmel Merry Hospital
after an illness Of II DAYS.
Mr.. Cox. a chemist at the De
troit Testing Laboratory for the
last Is years. is survived by his
wife. Grace his father, Joseph
four brothers, Ivan, Isom, John
and Joseph. and siAter, Mrs.
Robert Stout.
Place of burial has not been de-
tefmined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Mrs. Grace 7. Crane
Fiiohlond Park Resident S
Funeral tomorrow

Mrs. Grace T Crane. Is. of %
Brighton avenue. Highland Park.
viii he buried ~ White Chapel
Memorial & m c cry tomorrow
afternoon after Christian Science
services a The Edward j. Haley
Funeral Chapel 1909 Hamilton
Avenue.
Mrs Crane died suddenly while
her husband, Howard w was
away on hunting trip. Also sur
WING are one daughter. Mrs,
Gardner Colman two sons, How
ard L. and Burton W., and &c
brothers and sisters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
242d Traffic Victim
Killed by DSR Bus

The death of 70-yesr-old Harry
Ebbage of 7720 Grand River ave-
nue. today brought Detrolt's 1871
traffic toll 10 242. against 20o this
date a year ago.
Ebbsge was killed by A DSR
coach driven by August M Hoga,
IS. of 1923 Chelsea avenue. as
he was crossing Grand River ave
nue. at WhItneg avenue. near his
home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Es-Chy Aide Gets ; Years

GRAND HAVEN Nov. Is Eoi
Incorporating $1,000 IN mu-
ncipal funds. Bernard VI Goozen
6S former Iceland City treasurer
TODAY was under ; TO ~ year
sentence imposed by Circuit Judge
Fred +. Miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Find Fueifive's Body

NEWBERRY. Nov. II. The
body of Frank Scharf, a patient of
Newberry State Hospital. who ran
away August IS, was found one
mile west OF Newberry in a
swamp. Cecil Lammerson. a
Newberry deer hunter, made the
discovery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Set Machine Plant Vote

approximately Is employees of
the Viloco Machine Company Of
Benton Harbor. will vote in an
NLRB election November "a, to
determine whether the United
Electrical Radio and Machine
Workers-CIO or no union will
represent them for collective bar
gaining with the company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Obituaries
Charles W. Beck Sr.
Victim Of Auto Accident
Dies in Florida al 70

Victim ~ an automobile acct
dent. Charles w. Beck Sr, father
Of Charles ". Beck Jr,, president
of the Motor Specialties Corpora
ton. 81 10 Mt. Elliott avenue. is
ti,.--S ~ -i1t~-irc1rr- + iorTda-
Mr.. Beck lived az Redland,
Fla. with his wife. Nellie. lie
was Is years old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

Gen. Hugh =. Johnso
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.