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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

Neither ala II cause any ueep con-
Germ among the thousands who try
To catch the lucky numbers.
on direct examination by Special
Prosecutor Chester r. O'Hara. Sc
mus explained how he had used a
special pencil to hold back fancied
numbers like 4-11-44. 25-E0-75. at
the policy drawings. This manipu-
lation OF the numbers by pencil
Is the latest method in cheating the
players. Semus testified.
False Bottom Can
The witness also testified that he
often used a can with false bot
tom in It to cheat the players. Both
had been done on the specific or
ders Of watson, Semus said.
"That pencil method is more than
FIVE years old" said one OF the de-
PENDANTS. Furthermore, the draw
ings are held In the presence OF
players and II would be impossible
to cheat. The can with the false
bottom Is so far out OF date that II
is funny TO hear about It."
Players. picked at random. were
divided In their opinions about Sc
mus testimony. eve seen them
shake the can" said one player.
"but | didn't see them use PEN
Gil. Maybe the guy had can with
a false bottom. Anyway, none OF my
numbers came out"
Thomas (Rooster) Hammond and
Irving Roane. alleged operators Of
policy houses. who were indicted by
Judge Homer FergusoL's one-man
grand Jury last May, and who
pleaded guilty TO the charge last
Sept. 10. were put on probation for
two years and fined $1,000 by Cir
cult Judge Earl G. Pugsley, Friday.
Continued on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Couple Had
Separated Over
Another Man
Three Thugs Beat
World War Vet
To Death

An estranged wife was siashed
TO death by her husband Saturday
afternoon. little over Il hours
after World War veteran had been
beaten 10 death by thugs.
Mrs. virginia Bradley. 81. vas
stabbed To death nv her husband.
Robert Bradley 81 zoos ST Antoine.
She was dead on admittance 10
BEDFORD Branch Of Receiving hos
piial.
sam Hunter. s.. was dubbed to
death by thugs who took $50 from
his pockets.
The Bradleys separated SIX
months ago. another man coming
into Mrs. Bradleys life. according
10 the story Bradley told Detectives
Harold Rranlon and Maurice Full
lorton. Of the Homicide Squad
Bradley said his wife called him
on the telephone Saturday morning.
asking him TO come TO 6l4l Epworth
where she was employed Bradley
said he went cut early in the morn
Ing and remained there until she
left work in the afternoon waiting
M winston and Grand River
As Mrs. Bradley came down the
street her husband rushed ont 81
the doorway al ei605 Grand River,
where he had been standing and
grabbed her purse. Mrs. Bradley.
according 70 the witnesses. beat
him of. both falling to the ground.
The couple continued fighting az
they rolled off the sidewalk into
field where Mrs. Bradley was
stabbed IL times. Police are holding
white-handle knife which they
charge Bradley used.
Bradley told Detectives that his
wife attacked him after telling him
that she did not want him any more
lie said she was WIS stabbed an
(C0nilnued on Page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

The trouble started Saturday
evening when James Morrell and
Noah Morrell got into an argument
about neighborhcod children COM
ing into the home at 431 Hague
where the two families live. The
children OF the neighhood came "a
the house 10 play with James 10
and Queen. II. children OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Morrell
The argument was renewed Sun
day morning al the breakfast
table James telling Noah that Il
he couldn't keep the children out
OF the house he would have TO move.
He accused the children OF de-
stroylng the furniture In the home.
The two men fought and and dur
ing the struggle Noah Morrell was
cut on the hand. The wives Of the
two men stopped the light
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Students Try
For Race Unity
Meeting Held
At Northwestern

After seeing the failure OF out
siders 10 promote better under
standing between colorcd and white
students at Northwestern High
school. the students took over the
job themselves Tuesday when about
500 got together in the auditorium
OF the school and started their
campaign.
Following a series OF racial out
breaks at the school which culmi-
mated in the stabbing OF student
the student Council OF Northwes-
tern had considered several plans
10 end the trouble. The current
plan was suggested by Ward Nc
Greedy, is. senior. The plan was
submitted to the Board OF Educa-
ton, and was given approval.
Under the present plan an execu-
tive board Of II students. six col
ored and six white. will seek TO
stem the rising tide OF racial
strife.
Wendell Saunders and Bill Chal-
lee. the latter white, both members
OF the cast OF "Natiye Son. were
speakers at the meeting Tuesday.
"You people are right said
Saunders. Gin thinking that you
can't let sleeping dogs lie. Sleeping
dogs do wake up. These problems
should he brought into the open and
solved. not hidden away"
3. ]. Rivett. principal OF the
school. also spoke to the students.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
tenant Asks
Jury Trial In
Rent Fight
Jurors To
Determined
Raise Warranted

Milton Dukes. 1913 y. Garfield,
precedent when he demanded
jury trial in protest against a 81
crease in rent. Appearing before
rcuil Court Commissioner Will
J. Cody on a charge OF not pay
= his rent. Dukes made his un-
Dual demand.
IN all previous cases appearing
Fiore circuit court commissioner,
~ uetendant is ordered TO pay the
~ or move. Dukes said he was
Eauy and willing to pay $50.
Lnlch had been charged as month
rent for the apartment. The 81
IL the increase attached by the
ealady' Mrs. Frances Rosenhaus.
ine Rev. Horace A. White. MEM
II OF the Detroit Housing Com
ssion and state representative.
Ppearing on behalf OF Dukes. told
n court that landlords in COM
enlties where Negroes live are
tklng advantage OF the situation
nu charging exorbitant rents be-
buses.
commissioner Cody granite d
Puses request for a jury trial and
W SET date later. The jury will
eslt the apartment and determine
us worth the increased rent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Murder Suspect Back
To Face Charge For
Stabbing Of A Girl

Luck deserted Armstead Luck
EFT. alias Armstice Luck. last week,
SO he's back home to face murder
charge growing out Of the fatal
stabbing Of Miss Isabel Hill May /.
1910. Miss Hill died seven days
later In Receiving hospital.
Luckett fled after the stabbing.
settling in st. Joseph. Mich, where
he operated a small cigar store.
He was arrested a few weeks ago
on a charge OF being drunk and
sentenced TO Jail for 30 days. II was
while he was in Jail that finger
prints proved he was wanted In De-
trolt for murder.
Detective Maurice Fullerton, OF
the Homicide Squad returned
Luckett to Detroit last Thursday
He had served 10 days Of the sO-day
sentence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Boy Wins Judgment
For Injuries From
Automobile Accident

A judgement OF $3.50 was award
cd Charles Lee. II. Of 500 Mel
burne. last week. The judgement
was against Joseph Polvich. 1921
Russell and developed from an ac-
cidcnt last Feb. sin which Lee
was knocked down by car driven
by Polvich
Polyich was found guilty in Traf-
fic Division OF Recorders Court and
ordered to pay Lee $3.50 for medi-
cal expenses when Polvich refused
to carry out the orders OF the court.
Lees father. through Attorney
Charles Berry. instituted suit In
Common Pleas Court
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Separation Irked Her

Dissatisfied at the separation OF
several months, Mrs. Carrie woodie
80. 1914 Livingstone. attempted
to renew relationship with her for
mer common-law husband, Thomas
Collins. So. 1896 Riopelle. Sunday
but wound up IN Receiving hospi-
tai with decorations OF the scalp
and a possible skull fracture.
Collins. who was cut on the fore
arm. said Mrs. Woodle came to his
home sunday night. grabbed shot
gun and threatened him. He said nc
wrestled the gun away from ner'
and then she attacked him win
knife. Collins was released aiter
questioning By police.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

Scotch. Luke was given a job by
Alex Croxzar. white. owner q tail
or shop at 1921 Linwood. 10 paint
the Croxz cottage at Detroit Beach,
down on Lake Erie. on the Dixie
highway. Croxzar gave Luke a
card which was TO admit him to the
grounds on the resort.
Loading his material in his car
Luke set out for Detroit Beach. hap
py in the thought that he had ac-
quired a good job. But this hap
riness was soon shattered and
Luke was in the mire of dispair.
Arriving at the Beach Luke was
stopped at the gate by an armed
guard. who. after looking a. the
card. told Luke that he could MOI
enter the premises. While they
we're talking one OF the property
owners at the resort came up and
the guard said
TELL this colored man why he
can't come in here"
Eyes. II Is impossible for Negroes
~ enter Detroit Beach" saii the
owner. That's our ruling; never
to allow a Negro 10 put his feet on
the grounds.
I'VE want Negroes TO know that
not only are they barred. but lap
anese also. One OF the cottage
owners came down here vita n
Japanese chauffeur. He was stop
led At the gate and told that the
jap could not enter the grounds,
This also goes for dark Mexicans."
Luke returned TO Detroit. report
ed to Croxzar, and now he's won-
dering what will be the next sorm
a. discrimination he will meet In
this land OF democracy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Hamtramck Council
Vote Against Housing
Project For Colored

Reversing itself for the third
time. the Hamtramck City Council
last week voted to cancel the pro-
posed Federal Housing project
which would have been used TO
house coIJred families.
The vote followed protests made
by white residents who charged mat
tho erection OF the project would
tend to lower property valuations.
The action OF the Council caught
Negro leaders on guard, according
70 Leroy white. white said he had
reliable Information that the pro-
test was lead BY Catholic churches
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

Claiming that hospitals in Detroit
are so overcrowded that additional
hospital facilities are needed. State
Senate Charles G. Gigs has in
troduced resolution In the State
senate. asking that a three-man
commission be appointed TO invesiI-
gate the need and that a sufficient
amount OF state funds he appropri-
ated TO build at least one new hos
pital In Detroit. The resolution
reads a. follows:
~Whereas. There hes developed
and Is n the present time an acute
shortage Of hospitals In the City Of
Detroit requiring the placing Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

neishbors rushing TO Miller's
fore. -
MILLER said the difficulties arose
Friday night when one OF the
suar customers OF the store
ue IN and asked for some pork
ops Miller said he cut some fine
rups' weighed them, wrapped the
a' and the customer left well
"sneu. But all was not well with
= ~ o~ner. according 20 Miller.
."s following morning Miller
.oid by Goren that in the flu
= mrs. uoren would cut all meat
customers. while Miller pro-
80 mat he had been doing the
pant. Do'e" was "'"
Keeling that this was an Insult TO
professional pride. miller
eVontinued on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Wins Court Judgment

Convincing the court that the
defendant was negligent in passing
an east-bound street car, Norman
CUTLER. $3.50 w. Kirby. won a
Judgment against Hugo Treutor.
contractor, IN Common Please court
last week.
The suit followed an accident
last month Al Milwaukee and Hast
ings. CUTLER was represented by
Attorney Francis Robinson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
ESTRANGED VIE SLASHED TO
Death BY HER IRATE HUSBAND
Defense Bonds Are
Purchased BY Race
Insurance Groups

According to an announce
ment issued by the L. S. Treas
ury department at Washington,
more than twenty-five OF the
fifty Negro insurance confpan-
les OF various types in the Unit
cd States have already notified
the treasury OF initial purchases
OF defense bonds amounting to a
total OF s44O,074.
The Great Lakes Mutual In
surance company. OF Detroit. Is
listed with the FIVE companies
making purchases of $4,000
worth OF defense bonds each.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Man And Daughter Shot In Family
.Brawl About Neighborhood Kids

James went upstairs. got a shot
gun. loaded II. and came back
down stairs and shot Noah. The girl
was in the line OF hre. James was
arrested after the shooting and IL
held pending the outcome OF the
Victims
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Digs Brands
As Effort
To Smear Him
States Profits
Are Small On
Eloise Burials

1T Is just political smear" was
the answer State Senator Charles
c. Diggs gave to the story which
appeared in The Detroit Free Press
Wednesday morning under the
head: "Eloise Burial Monopoly Is
Laid TO Digs"
1T Is well-known 10 everybody
that l have been burying the indi-
gent who have died al Eloise hospi-
tai in the past several years con-
tinued the senator who is candi-
date for the Common Council sc
this Is Just an unethical political
smear in an attempt to keep me out
OF the Council
Received s2S.S55
According TO the story. Diggs re-
ceived s35 a burial, and has been
paid by the County a total OF s2S.-
S55 since 1888 on Eloise burials
alone, the records showed"
"The records showed, and Coun-
~ officials admitted. that Diggs,
who operates funeral home at
sos Mack. has been the only under
taker employed on such cases since
1885"
Il have on the average OF 10
burials month from Eloise.' Digs
declared. land for each Of the
burials I'm paid s35. From this
there is a little less than sll prof
IL. At the same time I've saved the
County large sum Of money.
l don't think the Free Press was
fair in printing the story before
getting my side. For that reason !
believe II was a malicious attempt
to hurt my candidacy for the Com
mon Conncil."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
/ All Started Over The Cutting OF
FOUR Pork Chops; Threaten Boycott

The decision of Louis Goren owner of grocery and
Peat market at 1920 W. Warren, to replace Ben Miller
ne job over to Mrs Goren has resulted in Miller, EN-
Joyce the store for the past eight years quitting and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Detroit Beach Is Sacred Ground
And Negro Painter Cannot Enter

L. D. Luke who has been around for some time and
has been confronted with racial discrimination in its var-
Gus phases ran smack into phase of bias last week that
left his befuddled.
AS manager Of the SQUARE Deal Decorators. 65o7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Cheating In Policy
Revealed At Trial

The testimony of Claude Semus at the Reading con-
spacy trial last week that he had manipulated the num-
bers to cheat players while manager of the Yellow Dog
alleged policy house of Everett Watson caused only
slight ruffle among the defendants.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

The former Miss Vivian Lee. Of
the Detroit Tribune staff, who
became the bride CT Jacob Allen,
Of Detroit, Wednesday, Oct. IL,
In Ohio. For the past four years.
Mrs. Allen has. been a member
Of the Tribune family. rendering
faithful and efficient service both
In the mechanical and the clerical
departments. She has a charm-
Ing personality. Mrs. Allen was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

Clifford Courier. %. b5fs John r..
was siugged and robbed by two
thugs Saturday night az Hastings
and Palmer Courier suffered q
severe liberation on the forehead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Other Reservations

Additional reservations for
The Britannia Ball include Mrs.
Calvin p. Bentley of Owosso.
Mrs. Eugene s. HoopeS>of Battle
Creek. and Mr. and Mrs. KEENAN,
B Hooper Of Detroit. -
Mrs. Eugene s. Hopes Of
Battle Creek is a guest of Mrs.
Dewitt Page aboard her yacht
Maemere at the Nautilus Hotel
docks.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles A Fades
of Detroit are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. William a. Fisher IN
Miami Beach.
After a trip to Cat Cay, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard s Bonbright
of Crosse Pointe are back IN
their Miami Beach home and
have as their guest Mr.. Fred ).
StearnS Of Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w, Chadwick
and their son. Mr.. A. c. Chad
wick of Detroit have leased
place at Colony Villas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore {.
Dye of Dayton. o., entertained
recently at the Surf Club for
their house guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. D. burst; and Mr.. and
Mrs x. L. Long of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
OeisIn9er
Wedding
In Detroit

MISS HEDW J. GEL
w SINGER. daughter of the
Stanley Geisingers of Dearborn,
became the bride of James r.
Taylor. son Of Mrs. Alma Taylor
and the late Rev. DIR. Samuel
Taylor of Watervliet, Mich.
Saturday at the Woodward Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church. The
Rev. DR.. Herbert Beecher Hud-
nut officiated.
The bride wore a street-length
frock Of blue velveteen with
matching turban and silver
fox Jacket. Her corsage bouquet
was of white orchids.
Sally Jayne. sister of the
bride, was her only attendant
and wore powder-blue wool with
matching accessories and gar
denias.
Roman c. Leslie was best
man.
A wedding dinner for the bridal
party and the immediate fami-
lies followed at the home OF the
brides parents.
The young Taylors will live
at the Park Central apartments
in Whitmore road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

MIAMI BEACH. Jan. %
WINTER colonists IN Miami
w Beach have busy week IN
prospect with two large charity
balls on the calendar and
numerous other social events OF
a lesser nature.
On Saturday evening the brill
liant Britannia Ball will be held
al the Surf Club.
The Presidents Birthday Ball
al Miami Beach will be attended
by the go.ernor OF Florida and
Mrs. Spessard Holland. who Will
come from Tallahassee TO be
present.
Presidents OF tho Indian
Creek. Bath and Surf Clubs
have appointed special ladies
committees for the Britannia
Ball and members Of the COM
mitteeS include Mrs Alfred w.
Wallace of Detroit. Mrs. Walter
Q. Briggs OF Detroit, Mrs. Cal
vim p. Bentley of Qwosso. Mrs.
Charles 3. Bohn OF Detroit. Mrs.
c. Lee Edwards of Wyandotte
and Mrs. William IL Kim Of
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Daughter Born
To Mrs. Oppenheim

a DAUGHTER. Carol Lynn,
was born January Is to Mr..
and Mrs. Lee w. Oppenheim.
Mrs. Oppenheim is the former
Edythe Jane Wolfsky. >
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Oeiroiters Appear

a number Of DetroiterS have
appeared in Palm Beach within
the week. with few checking
out for home.
George +. Lackey has re-
tured 10 Detroit but will be
back in March with Mrs. Lackey.
Mrs. s. J. FitzSimons is in
the colony. She is staying al
the Vineta Hotel.
Mrs. Arthur c. O'Connor and
Mrs. Thomas Milton are stay
ing al the recently-opened Bilt-
more. which has been crowded
with refugees from the stranded
liner Manhattan. They were
Joint hostesses at a luncheon in
the crystal dining room at the
Biltmore honoring Mrs. David
Newlands OF Delray.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.. Craig are
guests at the Palm Beach Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. r. Cramer
will enjoy their sojourn here at
the Brazilian Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Elsa Maxwell Dinner

Miss Elsa Maxwell presided at
a riotously funny Stump the
Experts" dinner at the Ever
glades Club. Thursday night.
More than 300 smart residents
were there in formal attire 10
hear her witty quips.
With all this extra entertain
ment the regular weekly back
CANNON parties at the club
continue and reservations are
made far I'm advance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Alger
j. played in the backgammon
tournament last week with Mr..
and Mrs. WesSon Seyburn. The
Ayers are spending some time
a. houSeguests of the SeyburnS.
They. with their hosts. were
guests Of Mrs Dodge-Sloane at
a small dinner early in the
week. With the Hialeah track
open. IL * suspected that both
Mrs. Alger and Mrs Sloane, be
1nC horse lovers. VIII spend
some of their time at the races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Bohns Entertained

Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Carter
Of Lansing. entertained on Sun
day with a luncheon for so
guests at the Surf Club. Also
among those entertaining on
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Bohn of Detroit.
Mrs. Lloyd NJ. Shepard of st
Joseph and Mrs. Leslie Woods
of Crosse Pointe were among
the guests at the carnival spon-
sored by the Miami Beach Brit
ish War Relief Society at the
Tatem Surf Club recently. at
which Elsa Maxwell presided a.
auCtioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J.
Fisher were among the guests
al Hialeah in the box-party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Freeman Sheldon of New York.
and near them was another
great racing enthusiast, Mrs
Walter o. Briggs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Mission 10 Give
Food Shower

TIE ST. PETER CLAVER
MISSION GUILD is sponsoring
a food shower" to be held this
Sunday from , 10 ) o'clock. in
the convent in Eliot street. for
the benefit of the Felician
sisters, who teach Negro chill
dren at the Sacred Heart School.
Mrs. Martin Lenehan. presi-
dent of the guild. has asked
Mesdames A. J. Bopp. George {.
Fisher. Leo w. Kennedy John
p. Scallen and the Misses Char
lotte Johr and Elizabeth Weber
to take turns pouring tea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
City Cfu6
Schedules
Big Week

LIVERY day will be packed
II with interest for members
of the Womcn,s City Club. which
has q full program for the week,
including music, bridge. movies
and lectures on politics.
One Of the series of Sunday
afternoon musicales and teas IS
scheduled for this Sunday, at 1
o'clock. in the club lounge when
Edward Bredshall. pianist, will
play compositions by Brahms.
Chopin, Schubert. List and
Ravel. Hostesses- will include
Mesdames Muir w. Lind. Milton
r. Schuette, Winfield S. Jewell,
Edith Hodgins. Thomas Lough
and John Gates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
old Home Week

At the Breakers Harry Skill
man has been holding "Old
Home Week. Fred Wardell.
who is in the Beaches for a bit
of golf and fishing. joined him
there a few days ago. Mrs. Paul
> Healy Of Chicago entertained for
Mr.. Skillman and Mr.. Wardell.
and both were guests AT dinner
gwen by Mrs. Leroy Berdeau.
The Henry f Gamblers have
been lying low recently, but arr
usually TO be seen at tea hour
at the Breakers.
Music lovers are looking for
ward TO the Romany Recital TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Palm Beach
7 riies Indoor
Pdstinnes
PALM BEACH, Jan. IS.

PALM BEACH, Jan. IS.
NOV that the season is in full
~ swing and the breezes still
a bit nippy. indoor divertisse-
ments are gaining in popularity.
Tombolo. bridge, towie and
backgammon are being played a
great deal these days for the
dyed-in-the wool Palm Beacher
has learned how to pass the day
time hours indoors.
The first Towie tournament OF
The Winter was held at the
Everglades Club last week. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dillman, ID.
Dulany Hunter. Mrs. Louis Men,
delssohn, Mrs. Alexander Ruth
crford were among the players.
Mrs. Mendelssohn arrived only
the day before and did not waste
much time before registering for
the match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillman enter
tanned 80 guests at Towie at
Playa Riente. They are doing a
good bit Of entertaining these
days with invitations already
out for a large tea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Duplicate Bridge

The second in the series OF
duplicate bridge parties spon-
sored by the Social Affairs Com
mittee is scheduled for Monday
evening at s o'clock. 1t will be
managed by Russell Roosen.
CoIored movies of the Sun
Valley will be shown Tuesday
evening. including Sun Valley
Holiday" Spring Sun Chase, y
featuring Dick Durrance. and
ski Skill" featuring Friedl
Pfeifer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

be held at the Paramount
Theater February 3. with John
Charles Thomas as the guest
star. Many prominent colonists
viii act a. patFonesses FOR this
event. including Mrs. Edward
+. Stotesbury. Mrs. Dodge
Sloane. Mrs. Wiley Reynolds.
The Romantics and the Tads
(small boy singers) are the
special hobby of J. Leonard
pcplogle. who has been their
enthusiastic sponsor from the
start.