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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Duchess Gets Golf Bug;
Hagen Calls Duke Eddie

nine holes in a IL He has an
easy swing and gets . kick out
of the game. We only had time
for ~ holes" -
When asked whether he'd adj
dressed His Highness as Eddie
down in that Nassau match. Hagen
grinncd.
~ wouldn't remember. But
he's great guy
Report has il that Hagen called.
Hey get the flag, will sou,
Eddie ."
Eddie cot the nag.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

The Duchess of Windsor IS TAX
ing up golf
That is what Walter Hagen re-
ports, just back from playing in
the Duke of Windsor's match in
the Bahamas. sponsored for Brit
ish war relief.
sand Walter:
"She's working on her swing
and her grip. She's quite enthu-
Siastic about IL. She is simply
charming. :
About the dukes golf game
Hagen reports:
He plays a nice game. Did
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

TOXIC, April 10 Behind he
scores OF diplomacy and siaiecrait
in ministries and ehaneelieries.
events promise 20 nloVe swiftly m
the next few weeks and months
Driven relentleSSly by the mill
fary collzpse Of YugOSlav "a IN T.
dxyx, the virtual certainty That
Angio-Greek forces cannot long
avert capitulsuon m Greece 10 the
reinforced German war machine
and by the battle IN Egypt de-
seIoprnents are expected 10 come
fast.
Jspans foreign minister Mat
suoka. returns 10 Tokio probably
TUESDAY from ms VISIT 10 Moscow
Berlin and Rome after having
negotiated a neutrality pact be
tween Soviet Russia and Japan
Backed BY Hitler and with the
good Will Of Stain and AioiotoV
Matsuoka. il Is believed here Will
launch redoubled efforts 10
achieve Sino-Japanese peace with
Chungking via the Wang Chung
Wei regime in Marking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Peace Feelers Out

In the meantime in Europe.
peace feelers are going on for the
hrst time since ! talked with Hit
Der behind tlhe lines IN Belglun}
last June 4I,hefr-e3gI1 az TINS TINE
In limited 10 SoundrngS IN an en-
deavor 10 ascertain. II possible
what HitIerS rDental picture of
European peace may be his in
clinations TO make peace, and a
fundamental outline OF has condi-
tions and terms
These soundings emanate neither
from the British nor the Ger
mans. Nor were they inStigated
by either.
They are genuinely unofficial in
character. The circles and forces
behind them are inspired solely by
the thought OF bringing TO an end
senseless carnage. awful deStruc-
tion, and insufferable miSeries be
fore Europe becomes chaos.
II is not an overstatement for
ms 10 assert that certain high
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Swift Action on Battle Fronts
Due Soon, Won Wiegand Writes

.capimlati9n Of England Is pre-
hminary condition Tor Am arms
tice * not clear The attitude IN
circles around Hitler is that an
armistice OF peace talk at present
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Unofficial Feelers
Out on Peace to
Learn Terms
n, KARL u. Won wUEGAND

49, r.-,.sr. Csssrssesuoeat 81 the Hesrt
s<~--a.. N~~spApsvs and Tar - NrErs DOT
.s.aAt-s AassrtraA reiatesi ohssrarr in
HsFsp< Ead ths ar fssi
Np~-tsi NtFrtrss ttisFateh -
ne D~truif TtraTs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
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FORD GOOD nRVRs lIAcuE BOYS and girls, here is your
opportunity win of % University Scholarships for
skliul driving. For details, write Ford Good Drivers
League Dearborn, Mich, or Jour Ford Dealer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Report Troops Mass

While militarlly The coming bat,
r. Of the Nile and pyramids in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04
Detroit Inventor Has
New Ultra-Speed Boat
F or Great Britain

An ul'raspeed torpedo boat.
invented Arthur W. Reed. re-
search engineer OF AS King fall
cd IN its first lost on the Detroit
River Saturday afternoon, but
Reed. who had spent three months
supervising It's construction. in a
Sandwich. Ont boat yard. declar-
cd that he was not disappointed
A large number 81 Reeds
friends had gathered on the river
hanks 10 witness thc experiment
oi the boat which had heen DO
eignatcd as potential contribu-
ton to Great Britsin's war.
The invention consists OF three
halls freat sphere. A. feet IN
circumference. M forward and
two smaller ones set parallel 10
each other about Is feet TO the
hear.
The power plant Il In the for
ward ball. n converted automobile
motor gcared 10 rotate the ball
Reed r. the inventor Of q brake
which he has on the market
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04

official or the brutal murder Of
Susie Jones. Crime news has its
place in journalism the same as
the sports editorials Of The thea
ire. The elimination or tempering
OF crime news would play
worst fallacy on the public than
the critism now offered.
The newspapers do more than
their part. | say from = business
standpoint. They cooperate far
more than they arc cooperated
with. They give away more free
space than they ever hope 10 sell
and the people who are a part Of
this often raped at industry are
probably TO worst paid individuals
known OF They earn less than
WPA workers and receive more
abuse and less consideration than
any one group that can be named.
IL suggest that these DIRECTORS
ban together. call a meeting with
the newspaper people and learn
how one can better aid tho other
than by telling them what To do or
how to run their business And
their cooperation needs remcding
badly or doesn't charity begin
at home any mOre?"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04

pected TO rea$ II. Crime news and
Information dealing with the init
mate side OF human lives sell more
papers than any other single fea-
ture. except the comics. which
few colored papers carry. kave
handled circulation and az the
present am in the circulation
business in addition to my news
paper work | have found that
the people most guilty Of commit
ting crimes and living in blight
ed aeras contribute more TO the
sale OF Negro papers than any
other group. And IL the argument
happens 10 be there are more OF
those kind OF people than the
other we will add that the sale
is better thon 80 per cent and in
proportion to the other group
Too. we might add that an
editor is better equipped to de-
termine the value OF news than
his readers. / know that you per-
sonally lean TO the more conser-
yative side. But | also know that
YOU don't create the news you,
like the rect OF us. merely print
what has happened =. be It the
appointment OF r colored youth TO
West Point: the election OF an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04
Walter White
Raps Prejudice
Against Race
Mrs. White And
DR.. Carey Also
Decry Bias

Thousands OF persons attended
Emancipation Day services held IN
the churches throughout the city
Wednesday aud 10 listen to speak
ers and the celebration Of the
breaking OF the shackles OF bond
age.
Walter White secretary Of The Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment OF Colored People, was the
principal speaker at st. Stephens
AME church, Cobb and Stanford. on
program sponsoYa by the Broth
erhood Of ST Ste rs.
Mr.. White declAH That there are
yry manifesta~ o. the denial
< jnsiicc ihrodI ~ the country.
pointing ont the discrimination
against the Negro IN tho army. navy
and air forces Of the country. and
in the plants holding contracts for
national defense work
What Emancipation
"When hear OF Emancipation
Services" said the speaker. want
10 shout. "What emancipation - II
is still nothing hu' a scrap of paper.
a capacity crowd heard the speak
err
Tho Rev. Archibald Carey ~ Chi
caco in an address AZ Ehenozcr A.
ME-. church Brush and willis. de-
tailed the contributions tho Negro
has made toward tho progress NJ
the United states He decried the
discrimination agalns those who
have shed their blood for their
country.
Mrs. Cora Jordan White. ~ Col
nmbus. speaking AZ the joint Fman-
eipation Dav program o. second
Baptist and Rcthel. hold AZ Bethel
Friedrich and ST. Antoine started
with crisrus A'tucks and went
down thu line IN naming he Ne
rrocs who aided IN the development
~ Tho United states
The Rev Timherlake. ~ Pontiac.
was the principal speaker AZ tho
emancipation celebration o' nom
orial for Tho late Or. T.. X. Will
liams. ~ Shiloh Rantis' church Tho
meeting was under tho auspices ~
Ministers Conference ~ Detroit and
Vicinity
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04
Old Political Crudge Terminates In
Fatal Stabbing AT Drinking Party

Madison's assailant.
According 10 witnesses who were
herded into the Homicide Squad
rooms AZ Police Headquarters after
the siabbing. Madison Williams.
and Charles Moran had attended a
meeting I'm the Castle theatre Sat
urday evening. After the meeting
the three men went to the home OF
Mrs. Mamie johnson, 81, OF eS7
Erskine
started Fleht
The argument developed into a
hghi. hui friends separated the two.
and The two men shook hands and
left the honse However. Miss John
cite Gilstrap. SS. of 9is Erskine,
said she saw williams pull switch
blade knife from his coat pocket
and open II before he left the house.
shortly after the two men left.
Madison. according 10 Witnesses,
returned. complaining that he was
hurt. lie collapsed IN the kitchen.
Rushed 10 Receiving Hospital, he
died shortly after his admittance.
Detective Lawrence Shcedy and
Arthur Glover. OF the Homicide
Squad said that search was be-
ing made for williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04
Elks Will Celebrate
Emancipation Day

The Detroit branches ~ = r.
o T.. " will celebrate Emanci-
patton Day. SUNDAY afternoon.
Ian - The date o. Inc cclebra-
tion set by tho Grand Lodge was
for the first SUNDAY in January.
hut dispensa;ion was extended
Detroit Elks so that second Bap-
tist cnmch would be available for
the celebration
Edward II Williams county
audito VIII deliver the prinriral
address Beriram v. Greco ~
Motor CIV Lodee No as and
chief anilcr. past exaicd ruicr~
council viii preside Tho speaker
Will be introduced b, Or lanes
Ames. former member OF he
Michigan legislature
The prog am has been ARRANGED
hv Fred Hart Williams. exalted
ruler Of Motor CITY Lodge Ho has
requesting tho cooperation Of al
lodges and temples IN Detroit Tor
this celebration which vii, be
open 10 The public. The Rev.
Robert T.. Bradby Is pasiod 81
Second Baptist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04
Jones-Jones Company
Play Santa Claus To
Hundreds Of Riddles

Continuing their policy which
started three years ago. h 2
Jones Jones company OF zoo
ST Antoine. distributed candy.
nuts and fruit to more than one
hundred girls and boys Christmas
Eve. With a big Christmas tree,
decorated with red. yellow. white,
blue and green lights, standing IN
the firms office. with all the holt
day trimmings. The Riddles march
cd in and out from $50 TO p
m, receiving their presents from
the hands Of Mrs. Jones as tney
marched by the tree.
II Is the policy OF the company
10 send Santa claus 10 all OF It's
customers children each CHRIST
mas. The firm Is owned aud oper-
ated by husband and wife. en-
gagged In the cosmetic manuIae-
turing business. They are Isaac
and Marie Jones. OF 1909 benton:
Mr. Jones Is author OF "Tourin
The Radio World weekly tea-
ture OF The Detroit Trib' re.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04
Hotel Man S
Kin Opposes
An Old Will

When Mrs. Sarah Mitchell. 50. ar
rived IN Detroit two weeks ago from
her home IN Nicholasyllle. Ky.
she set off legal spark which has
developed into a flame involving a
number OF persons.
Mrs. Mitchell. the divorced wife
OF william Mitchell, late owner OF
Mitchell hotel. 1915 South Fort. on
her arrival here produced a will
making her heir TO all properties Of
Mr.. Mitchell. The will was signed
In 1929
This move on the part OF Mrs
Mitchell was met with a counter
move by FIVE cousins OF Mitchell
who. through their attorneys. Per-
cival r. Piper ard Harold Stevens.
contend that the will IS not valid
as Mitchell made a $4,000 settle
ment on Mrs. Mitchell when the
divorce decree was granted in 1895.
Mitchell dropped dead Nov. 10.
1910. while chasing thug after
two mon had held up his hotel One
of the thugs William Stevenson.
-. OF 1884 Hudson. was shot and
killed nv his accomnlice while
struggling with the aged hotel pro-
prletor.
While the litigants are awaiting
the trial OF the case. the Probate
Court named Attorney LLOYD A.
I.oomis as administrator Of the
property. which also includes a lot
adjacent To the hotel Loomis linz
mediately named Kirk Lewis as
manager OF the hotel, applied for n
renewal OF the liquor license. and
LOWS is now doing business IN the
hotel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04
VAL EY' tavern OWNER SHOT
10 DEATH BY |RATE PARTNER
Victim Shot
As He Prepared
To. Eat Meal
Ill Feeling
Developed
Over Months

Watkins inio restaurant a iso7
81, Antoine caNy Tucsda, at'er-
noon. Arthur tPnoi Harding. -.
i7lo 81 Ariore shot and Killed
his business pafinee lleidinS IS
capped after iae shootins and bad
not been appechended D, police
James GRAY, 50 se3 Grsi.0i ma
slain partner was preparing 10
cat when he turned 10 face ne -un
in HardinS hands TWO bullets
struck bin D ihe chest. ono usf
above The nfsfi JIG WAS dcad on
admuance Receiving hospital
Partner Had Trouble
According IA fficnds % ine mo
men. Harding and Cfay partners
IN be Pionceg club AZ l.lu had heen
having business difficulties during
the past months several Hecks
ago GRAY, according 10 friends ~
Heading. walked irio me rlrh and
snatched The ouo lrenscs % ih-
wall The place WIS later rsiaod
hy police and n riding and a arni-
her OF Patterns wcYc takca 70 ~
lice headquarters Tho license
however. were later restored -
liardins
il was iasf last week rh'i fle
cluh was raldod aSan iiardln<
told his friends that Cray ha sent
ihc police IN. iel,lne hem iha' a
hand hook was heins operated N
tho establishment
Harding foimerlv operated a
harher shop az iaT5 - Antoine.
After disuo NC of tho barber shop.
no opened tavern IN the hasc-
mon, OF mo Eutmofc hotel lle and
GRAY opened Tho p'arc y i1in st.
Antoine = lr'lc over wear ago
prior % opening tho barber shop.
Harding Mad one rod rluh' on
,ira,io' Tor ruuhcr Of wears
Pefoie tho opening ~ Tho ro-
necr rluh ~ 1910 s. Antoine Gray
had cnndurica a secord-lard fnr-
ni'aro store IN iho building
GRAY was lvYiod ard used
ff.ifffAce 10 walk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04

and only miracle operation hv'
PHYSICIANS IN Receiving hospital
saved his life lie was IN the hos
piial four weeks.
II hroucht Il on myself" said
Boykln. I've been pretty mean 10
her. whipped her on the day Of
the cutting | was full Of whisky.
Under direct examination by
Attorney William Berry. Boyksn
declared that he had heen whip
ping her when he was cut by
Miss McCutchcon
Il began heating her az Geo and
gave her some more al Soldier s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04

Il have been In the newspaper
business since June 1928. During
that time | have been affiliated
with each OF the papers touching
this territory and NY reaching
elsewhere In the country. have
also had more than causal asso-
citation with the dailies and have
had MANY inches OF material APP
pear In them ! am in sympathy
with Miss Watts and Mrs. Bled-
eoe's complaints-hut | must adj
nit that their requests are unrea-
reasonable. TO make myself clear |
will define my findings during my
twelve years ACTIVITY with news
papers and which has included
participation I'm 'everv department
except where mechanical abilities
are applied.
1T rs true that newspapers are
expected 10 aid their communi-
ty and that they do can not be
denied But II Is also true that
newspapers like insurance. night
clubs. or laundry. is primarily
a business And the first consld-
GRAFTON OF any business Is to salts
fy as many OF their customers as u
is humanity possible.
A newspaper can not survive on
its own merits without advertise
ment Advertisement can not be
sold except upon the strength OF
papers total paid circulation.
And circulation can not be built
unless the columns OF that news
paper. or any other periodical
appeals IN the people who are OK
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04

Mr. Rledsoe. Who has been prac-
ticirg Law in Detroit since the early
ia2o's. Il = former assistant atior-
nev general. and has been one Of
the wheel horses in Democratic
circles here.
lie was born IN Texas and Is a
graduate Of Howard university. Mr.
Bledsos replaces Attorney Charles
4. Mahoney.
AZ the same time Prosecutor VIII
liam Bowling. in announcing his ap
polntmcnts for his term. revealed
that he had retained Charles W.
Jones as one OF his assistants. Ar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04

home. where We were when the
cutting happened" he said.
Because Of The reluctance Of the
complaining witness 10 testify tho
prosecution asked for an adjourn
ment until Tuesday morning
that the state could bring In some
more Witnesses. However. one Of
the arreeling officers testified that
none OF the witnesses saw the
actual siabhing as Boyklu and
Miss McCutcheon were IN the bath
room ~ tho time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04

An old grudge which had Its roots
buried in political convention
held last fall. flared into The open
sunday morning and resulted in the
fatal stabblng OF Chester Madison,
10. OF COS Il. Forest.
The stabbing occurred IN front
OF gs7 Erskine. Police are search
ing for Frank Williams. 30. as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04
Detroiter Named To
West Point Academy

Thomas Cav 90. 1917 Hendrie.
was named nv Congressman Clar-
ence J. Mcleod CRl Of the Thir-
teenth Congressional district az an
appointee 10 West Point Military
Academy. West Point. Ny.
Mr.. Gay Is an honor graduate OF
Miller High school OF the class OF
Ig3S and Is now sophomore AZ
Wa,ne university lie was captain
Of the Miller football team In his
last year. and was member OF
the Wayne freshman squad las'
fall. He Sas recommended TO Nc
cleod by Charles II. Mahoney, la
Dor commissioner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04

Jones who served FIVE years IN the
prosecutors ofnce. was given an
increase in salary and a higher
ranking. the highest rank ever held
BY a Negro assistant prosecutor.
Bowling also appointed Attorney
Charles II. A. Smith as one OF his
assistants. and named Andrew
smith rs one OF the investigators.
Attorney Smith has been employed
in one OF the liquor stores here.
while Andrew Smith served as a
deputy sheriff until his resignation.
several weeks ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04
Women's Protest Stirs Pointed
Reply From Newspaper Man

last weeks The Tribune published
aclub
and
o on he subje IN 80
a
IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04
I Don't Want To Prosecute Says
Victim At Tootsie Babes Hearing

g" don't want TO prosecute her. said Quinnie Boykin,
o. the examination of Miss Alne Tootsie Babe) Nc
Cutcheon. "a. CSC South Rademacher. Monday.
Miss McCucheon is charged with stabbing Boykin in
fight last September Boykin stabbed IN The heart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04
Bledsoe On Labor Commission And
Three Colored Named By Bowling

Attorney Harold f. Bedsoe. ass King appointed 10
the Commissioner of Labor and Industry by Gov. Murray
d. Van Wagner according to the list of appointments
submitted by the executive to the newly convened Sem
Wednesday,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-04
Padored At
s., Paul Zion
For 10 Years
Bishop Martin
Preached Last
Rites

oaaie.,lv I'm his service 10 human
r. n, the past II Years. funeral
wees FOR iho Rev. Phinn- Roye
lax. IN pastor OF ST. Paul
lfnrsn Methodist Episcopal Zion
Esreh Palmer and Beauhien, were
l., hed Tuesday morning by
I.aop John Martin OF Chicago.
The Rev. MI Flack. who had
kssl as pssof OF st. Paul 10
ba,s died la. Thursday in his
bne al S9ia Cameron. He had
hen N during the past two
-r' The body lay In state Mt
l. cagfch from 10 IL Tuesday
boring
Here 10 Years
Coming 20 Detroit 10 years ago
ter pasioling churches in Mat
Esvs NC cas'onia. NC. and
richmond Va The Rev. Mr.. Flack
ad made fne contribution TO the
Frsilan AMI civic life OF Detroit.
issn he assumed the rastorate Of
/ paM AME Zion church. the
wrsfesaton was worshipping at
~, Madison The present edifce
r' boagh, in 1929. the congraga-
n moving IN March II.
Frryion'ly he had built churches
T. Matthews and Gastonia. NC.
rn purchased tho AME Zion
tiesch in Richmond. lie also clear
q ihe Indebtedness OF the church
y Peiersbpre va.
The Rev Mr. Flack was horn
lRr -. lSSq ~ Alexander. NC.
~ son u Mr. and Mrs. Berry Roll
n Flacs Ne was one OF 10 chill
t'n nine hoys and a girl.
Ailcr completing elementary
'noo's IN bis home city. he went
= Grcenyllle college. Greenville.
Tenn ile later completed the nor
pal and Theological courses at
Livingstone college. salisbury. NC.
s''dnallng isom the normal course
y l9li and ihe theological semi
f'iY IN 1915 lie was licensed TO
p''sch IN IAN
Married In 1914
Hs married Miss Hattie Permilla
wv Of Ctagl4tic. NC. Aug. IS.
w and from that union were
min three hiltlrcn: Neal-R Rove
" W. Perm'lll Flack Funston. OF
,r'ehn' ~ and Miss Frederick
.g' lan'of az Livingstone col
:, - Row 'lr Flack aspired for
", y, Nshoprir ~ tho general con-
z, 'n'' h''d Ia Washington PC.
~ p'I simmer he had been a
..'u'r 9i every general confer
XVI ''nee 1870 lIc also served as
''sfy oi tue Michigan Confer
~. " NE 'NF Zion church. and
, u..h president ~ the AME
Ministers Union Tic was n
''v Of ''e Masonic lodge.
:. ''' i sn'i,cd by his widow.
ll'll' rlact. two children.
"an'lor md Miss Frcdrlcka:
r :, NolA'r Nphonso. Of Detroit;
:, nov = z Flsck. Aitlesboro.
~. me Rev $ c. Flack. Wash
, s nc No Rev c. V. Flack.
- NJ and a sister. Mrs.
Jones Nexander NC.
~. ''' vas Ia Detroit Memorial
. ''mei'ry Some Of the friends
= came nom other cities for The
labs I, were bishop and Mrs.
R.st..' ,''ln hilh episcopal district
sn,.,.' W Walls Chicago. fourth
~ .pal District. y W. Eichelbcra-
,,o, lebrs NJ Christian Educa-
" n, ANE Zion church: Dr.
lohr,.nn ''s. Chicago: Mrs. Alberta
pro, 'aN, Chicaso. Yrs. Lillian
Rel M MIS- Della Thomas. Mrs.
10, , c. The Rev. s samuel the
me D ''ooun Lee. all Of Chicago:
r.oi "', Jesse J.. Moore. south
cr.ss,a',1 o DR. II. w. Stewart.
W n ne Sc. The Rev. aud Mrs.
7. y redwood and nr and Mrs
Re, n "rell Grand Rapids: the
Ms ? TAYLOR. Pittsburgh:
sc sn se /. Kcndrlck. Cheard.
bur w Mrs. Flora Flack Sails
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
ScoiiY's Cafe
Opens Again
Entirely Remodeled
For 9th Anniversary

<cottFs esfs saa tap Hoosz.
losst~a 81 Ncfta ID sna rssens
svs F.opeas saturday folle-tas
cefnPlste femcsssHns SD messsfns
lssfica Operated ~ sertty NsYs
more seii kne~n sportsman aaa
business man ne papuisf sstiux
plass = BEGINNING "a ainth yea
- service 70 q constantly fre~lns
ii.t - patrons
With % employees snd = ssstias
capacity - Us customers ih-
popular cate in the stadium hlsA
district wti present an attractive
pieturs 70 those Wha sss 4 fas
ire fifss time following ne sstsa-
sivs alterations
The new daylight kltshsa has
sesn entirely reaFfangea - pee
vide faster s~fxies fef thc.. ~he
ssst ~hst shsY ~snt when they
want Il. while thoss she ds.ir. -
isrfy swhiis NH find the res
environment Inviting while sniaY
ina fne fccas Hastily prepared
90 unusual interest IL the install.
latien - tire. ns~ refrigerator
hosss ~tth = total esp.eity ~ 40
cases n bottled soeas
Operating oa a s..heuF basis
scettys csfs snd tap reom. mod