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Rugs

> Administer Runners, 27X6 6.
Were 1895 ca. S4.g5
Il Reversible Chenille Rug,
9xI2 Was s24.95 ca. S12.8S
i Administer Rug. 9xl2. Il
perfect would be 1895,
S17.95
i Worsted Wilton Rugs,
27X54. Were sl400 ca,
S6.95
Il Anglo Persian Rug. 83X
1916. II perfect would be
Sl40.25 - $50. 80
- Wilton Rugs, 83Xl06.
Were s69.95 ca S54.95
Il Administer Rug. 9Xl2.
Drop. Was $3.50 1895
Il Wilton Rug. 9xl2. Was
s49.95 --------- S29.95
> Washed Oriental Rugs,
9Xl2. Were $3.50 ca. $500
> Washed Oriental Type
Rugs, 9Xl2. Were S5995 ca,
$685.
- Administer Rugs, 6N9.
Were Sl9o0 Ca ST. 5.SS
SIS Yards. - Carpet Rem
nants. Was 1929 yard, Sl.39
10 Wilton Rugs, 27X54 Were
S5.95 ca. - S2q1
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Umbrellas

-5 Women's l6-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were SO S1.75
. Women's l6-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were 81 1929
Il Woman's 16-Rib RayOn
Umbrella. Was IS S2.75
Il WOman's 16-Rib Pure
Dye Silk Umbrella. Was S6,
$3.50
II WOman's 16-Rib Silk I'm
brella. Was SO ~ S4 40
Kann's-Street Floor.
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RayOn
IndcrlceNl'

-160 Manufacturers Close
outs. Chemise, panties, vests,
briefs. Rayon. Samples and
irregulars of soc to 69c grades.
35c. 3 for S1.O0
lilo Irregulars of Cotton
Union Suits. White only &c
80 Irregulars of SOC and Soc
Tuck-stitch and Rayon In
dies 39c
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inexpensive
Dresses

-16O Misses and WOmen's
Spun Rayon Flannel Dresses.
Brown. green. blue and beige.
Were $500 ---S $3.50
So Misses Rayon Crepe
Dresses. Tailored and dresSy
types. Sizes u, IA, IS and
l8. Were 50 ----S 81. 90
80 Early Fall Dresses. Rayon
crepe in black and dark tones.
Were s7.95 and S8.95 S3.14
-32 WOmen's RayOn Dresses.
Spun rayon crepe. Were
s3.9s --------- $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
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HOSicru

4 Prs. Mopasins fluffy
cotton-fringed socks for house.
wear. Were SIPS pr. 19c
20 Prs. ChiIdren's and Wom-
ems Bed Socks. All wool.
Were 81 ----------- CSC
lilo Prs. Rayon Full-Fash-
ioned Hose. Irregulars SOC
-S5 Prs. Silk Hose. Chiffon
weights. Seconds of 81
grades ------ 59c
so Prs. Odd Lot Children's
Socks. Were 29c pr. lOc
rs Prs. Hosiery. Sample
lots. As is----------- 49c
-120 Prs. Misses and WOm-
ems Mesh Hose. Rayon and
cotton twist yarns ~ soc
IA Prs. Service Weight. Ir-
regulars. Cotton tops. Bro
ken sizes ---------79 79c
10 Prs. Women's Warm
Sports Anklets. Were soc
pr. 21c
SIS Prs. Boys Slack Socks.
Heavy cotton. Were 35c 21c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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SHEET CLEARANCE
Soiied sheets and second selections of sheets and
piilolU cases. Many famous makes

Muslin sheets 63xgg 6,ixI0S 12x9U 1@Xgg"
FIrsf0 quality price, ( nd II ~ 81
Muslin sheets, 81 30
81 0g
II Muslin sheets 63xl0s' First quality 81 49
$I1p
3a: Muslin Sheets 72xlOs. sIx99. 9ox1os' sizsS
Al Muslin sheets, and SlX99'
pr;ce 80 81 30
IJi MusI ando quail
ifv prire 81 SIIg
Q !6 Percale sheets, 72xIOS" First quality price
81 80
Percale slxIOs" size. First quality gree nee
. 65 PercaIe Sheets, quality price s. %
. 42x36" First quality price
First
= '"" 'iu'"" ''"" ~ '-
IA Muslin Pillow Cases, 42x3sa~. First qualy
66 Muslin Pillow Cases, First quality price
I7s PercaIe Pillow Cases 42x3s1a" First quality
"
. i.5 Percae Pillow Cases. 42x3G7 size. quality
Kanns-Street Floor.
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GIOl.eS

$50 Prs. Cotton Fabric
Gloves. Pullons IN black. navy
and brown. Sizes 6 to 712.
Were soc -----3 39c
--la6 Prs. Capeskin Gloves.
Pullons in natural color. Sizes
6 to 7l2. Irregulars of Sl.39
grades --------.-- 95c
lilo Prs. Doeskin Finished
LamhskinD Gloves. PullOns.
White and natural. Sizes 61..
7. -, ~. Were Sl.39 SlOO
-S5 Prs. Rayon Fabric Gloves.
Pullons, Red. Were Sl.00 SOC
Kann's-Street Floor.
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EO,nP FiffiuGS


Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were l9c to 29c
I'd. &C
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
Remnants. Were 39c 10 49c
sd. ------- - l1c
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
and Drapery Remnants. Were
sec to 79C yd. PC
800 Large Sized Upholstery
Squares. Were 59c to 98c 29c
-l5O of 81 Velour that was
S2.98 to 1898 yd. Sl.29
IS Assorted Curtain Strips.
Were T9c TO sl98 - 49c
is High Grade WindOw
Shades. Were 79c to Csc 2oc.
SIS High Grade Window
Shades. Were sl.l9 to sl39,
49c
-36 Pairs of Pinch Pleated
DraperieS. Were 1926 to
S1l.95 -. Sc. 90
g Venetian Blinds. Were
S3.99 to S495. As is 81. so
Il Three-Piece Living Room
Set Cretonne Slip Covers. Was
S6.9S. As ls--------S So 90
IS India Print Bedspread'.
Were Sl29 ----.- SSc
Il Mahogany-F Finished Cedar
Chest. Was s29.95. AS is,
$500
-25 Folding Screens. the
three-fold style. Were S249,
SLIT
Il Table Lot of 4 Bolts Of
Sc Cret0nne. Was 39C TO 49c
I'd. -----------------19 19c
-I25 Pairs of Ruffled ALL
Around Cushion Dot Curtains
of assorted lengths. Were 81
to sl.98 ---------Sl.29
q Bolts of 4S' French Mar
quisette. Was 29c yd.--18c
-25 Yds. of so Frieze Up
hoIstery Material. Was s298
yd. ----------S 81 90
-35 Friezette Studio Couch
Covers. Were $595 S3.99
Kann'S-Third Floor.
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HUndkcrchiefS

-266 Mems Spun Rayon Ini-
tailed Handkerchiefs. Hem
stitched hens and block lnI-
t!al Were l8c - 1212c
81 Women's Linen Print
HandkerchiefS. ColOrful de-
signs. Were 25c,
1Sc. 6 for Sl.00
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Furniture

Il Maple Knee-HoIe Desk.
Was S27.50 ~ S225O
Il 5-Pc. Metal Bridge Set.
Was Sl295 -----S S9.99
Il Leg-O-Matic Card Table.
Was S6.98 --.--- S199
Il Console Table. Was
$695 -------- S499
3 Magazine Racks, ) Coffee
Tables. Were S249 Sl.G9
10 Coffee Tables. Black glass
top. Were 1895 S2.99
Il Tilt top Card Table. Was
s349 --S SI.98
Il Walnut Finished Knee
Hole Desk. Was $3.50,
S22.5O
Il Extension Style Console
Table. Was s275O $3.50
Il 5-Pc. MahOgany-Finished
Dinette Set. Was $3.50,
81 .DU
Il Youths Bed. Maple fin
iSh. Was Sl495 $40 %
Il 3-Way High Chair. Was
1926 S1.99
> Folding STYLE Carriages.
Were S17.95 and Sl895.
S14.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Notions

House Aprons, Sanitary
Aprons. Shields, Brassieres,
15C ed.
Hose and Utility Boxes.
Were 39c and sec ----l9c
Cotton CretOnne Covered
Hangers. Assorted colors,
3 for 12c
Odds and Ends Covered Hat
Stands 25c
-12-POcket Shoe Bags. As
sorted colors -- 34c
-Cellophane Dress Bags. Were
39c ------ 3 for 69c
Scissor Sets. 2 10 a set.
Were 81 .-.---- 59c
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Leather Goods

-35 Fabric and Imitation
Leather Bags. Were 81 Sc
10 Evening Bags. Were
So -------- $500
-25 Genuine Leather Bill
folds. Were 81 81 90
-25 Fabric and Genuine
Leather Bags. Slight lrregu-
lars. Were 81 Sl.l9
-l0 Fabric Bags. Slight il
regulars. Were 1898 SI99
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BeddingS


II Single innerspring Mat
tress. Was $3.50 $500
- Innerspring Mattresses.
Were 1929 ca. ~ S9.99
i Single Innerspring Mat
tress ------------ SI3. 80
- Imitation Leather Foot
stools. S2.95 value soc
- Solid Maple Dressers.
Were S24.95 Sl7.99
Il Walnut Veneer Vanity.
s3495 value Sl8.88
Il Walnut Veneer Dresser.
s3495 value Sl9.95
> Cotton Mattresses. 80 inch.
Were S895 -- S199
4 Duck Feather Pillows,
20X38. Were sl.39 ca. S9c ca.
Il Walnut Veneer Dresser.
s49.50 value S28.S8
Il Mahogany Veneer Vanity.
$3.50 value S25 90
> Boudoir Chairs. S795
value. Soiied St6q
Il Boudoir Chair. Was S5.95.
As Is $3.50
i Innerspring Mattress. 36
inch Was Sl495 Sl0SS
> Single Poster Beds. walnut
finish. Were sl2.95 ea S8.SS
Il Innerspring Mattress,
#. s in wide BY 6 f. 8 in.
long, Was S29.95 Sl499
-6 Single Box Springs for
wood beds. Were S2l.95 ca.
S1i19
Il Single Innerspring Mai
treSs. Was sl395 ca. SI0.99
Il 4-FOOt Innerspring Mat
tre>s. Was s2l95 ca. S11Cg
Il Single Felt Mattress. Was
S-o-''' oo-Itd ---.-- SIb.JJ
Il Double Cotton Mattress.
Was S895 ca. 81 90
Il Single Felt Mattress. Was
sl495 ca. S1O2S
> Solid Maple Dressers. As
is. Were sl9.95 ca. SI3.99
kann 's-Third Floor.
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Electrical
lDpIiGncPS

Il Oval Roaster. Was
SIO95 $3.50
-3 Sandwich Toaster aid
Waffle Grids. We're S495.
$3.50
i Waffle Iron. was S995; 2
Automatic General Electric
Irons. were s6.95 ? Manning.
Bowman PercoIators, we're
s8.95 S6.95
Il Toaster Set. Was s795.
S4.95
Il Electric Mixer. Was
1895 S5.n5
Il Ape. Urn Set. Was
sl495 - S10.95
Il Glass Coffee Maker. Was
S5.95 -------------S S3.o5
Kann' Floor,
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$1O.95 to Sl3.95 Doytime Dresses
-Dressy and tailored styles in black and cE 40
coorS. Sizes for misses and women! - TO
. As Daytime Dresses. Trimmed with sequins plain
tailored styles. Sizes for misses and women. Were
Sli95 to S22.95 ----- Sg91
Costumes. Long coats. Warmly interned. Dark
green. Sizes l-3S and 2-40S. Were 1895 $1,000
. Evening Dresses. Sizes II to Is. Pastel shades.
Were S16.95 to S2295 $500
o 2-Pc Nelveteen Suit Dresses Sizes II 1S
2-Pc. Nelveteen Suit Dresses. Sizes IL 10 Is.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Trimmings
TOiIetrieS

los Lucretia Vanderbilt
Perfumes and Face Powder
Sets. Were 25c ----11c
40 Tangee Face Powders.
Assorted shades. 81 size 49c
-l48 Gamma Walska Face
Powders. 3 shades. Were
SOC ---------------13C
-23 Fabron's AlI-Weather CO.
logne. 3 fragrances. Were
81 ------ SOC
81 Champrel Liquid Bubble
Bath. 8-oz. bottles. Were
ST -------------47c
(Above items subject to 100
Federal Tax
$50 Park Place" Toilet lis
sue. 650-sheet rolls,
10 for SAC
5000 Bars Assorted Soaps.
Baby CASTLE. buttermilk, Ian
olin, bath tablets. etc. Choice,
SC
-15O TOOthbrushes. Over
runs of famous makes and
styles. Csc to SOC values,
13c, 2 for Csc
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Coats 4 Suits

8 RaincOats. Were 81 80
and S3.99 -.-----99 99c
is Gabardine KnockabOuts.
Were s4.9s -----S $3.50
Al Fall Suits. Were $685..
S8.88
-l2 Better Sports Coats.
Were S35 and S45 S21.OO
II 3-Pc. Fur-Trimmed Suits.
Were 1895 to s4995 $1,000
- 3-Pc. Suits. Were s49.95.
$1,000
- Fur-Trimmcd Goats. Were
1895. Plus l0co Federal
Tax --. S44.OO
-3 Fur-Trimmed Coats. Were
500 -- $500
1Plus 10T Federal Tax
g Fur Trimmed Coats. Were
$50 - 5000
PLUS l0co Federal Tax
II Fur-Trimmed Coats. Were
$4,000 ----- S74.O0
tPlus 10, Federal Tax
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Wash FrOckS
Costume .JetreIru

so Pieces Costume Jewelry.
Were soc ------ ----19c
Il Mans Wrist Watch. Was
s2l.5O ---------S14
3 Genuine Rock Crystal
Necklaces. 30-inch length.
Were $3.50 -------S5.OO
so Women's Rings. Were
81 --5 SOC
is Pieces Costume Jewelry.
Were Sl95 ----------. Soc
(Plus 1917 Federal Tax
Kann's-Street Floor.
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W UShes'S

Easy Washers. New Splrala-
tor model with slight chip IN
tub. Were S99.95 S1oQ5
Easy Washer Agitat0r, DEM
onstrator ------- S49.95
Kann 'S-Street and Third
Floors.
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Electric Ranges

1893 Frigidaire Electric
Range. Was sl59.50 Sl19.5O
Il 1910 Frigidaire Electric
Range. Was sl39.5O S129.50
, 1910 Frigidairc Electric
Ranges. Were Sl89.50,
Sl69.50
II 1910 Frigidaire Electric
Range. Was S23950 S199.5O
Kann's-Third and Street
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Art Goods

--Oz. Hanks Re-ProceSSed
Wool Yarn. Assorted COlors.
39c
KNITTING or Crocheting
Boxes. Were ST. -oc
knitting or Crocheting
Boxes. Were 79c - soc
IS Hand Embroidered Model
Scarfs. Were S2.98 -- QSc
-S0-Yd. Skeins Crochet Cot
ton. Assorted colors. We're
zoe -------------------l0 l0c
-2-Oz, SkeinS Clair de Crepe.
60| wool, 40, rayon. As
sorted colors. Were 45c 29C
Kann ns-Fourth Floor.
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LINGERIE 8 NEGLIGEES
IL to ~ OFF

a ss wePe sso SIPS of crepe 99c
1875 slips RayOn satin and rayOn crepe. Lace
trimmed tailored Were Sl.69 and S1.95 Sl.29
. 200 slips. Rayon crepe and rayOn satin Were SlI9,
. so gowns and slips. RayOn satin and rayOn crepe.
Were So Sl.99
Fl rayon satin and rayon crepe gowns. Were s3.95
and S5.95 S?97
. gowns and pajames. Were S7.9j $500
. 1l6 gowns and pa jamas. Were So and $3.50 Sl49
so robes. RayOn crepe Were 81 80 and S3.99 $500
. Is cotton and rayOn robes. Were S299 S149
Q IS rayon hostess robes. Slightly imperfect. Were
$685. and S1095 ------------ S399
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Whip Stitched
Cotton Fobric
GLOVES
SOC

-Sllp-on styles. Black,
brown. navy, beige. white
with self or contra sting
stitching. Sizes q to 5.
Kann 'S-Street Floor
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Linens

81 Odd Lot Chenille Bs'
Mats. Were $3.50 to 81 SLIGO
so Seconds Of Sl.50 Cotton
Printed Tablecloths. 52X63'
size SLIGO
Hand Embroidered Cotton
Pieces. Were SOC c 3Gc
> Discontinued Patterns
Chenille Bath Mats. 24X48'
size. Blue only. Were
S695 S4.99
Odd Lot Cotton and Rayon
Napkins 10c
Seconds of SI.l9 Cotton
Printed TabieClOthS Hoc
Kann S-Street Floor.
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Seconds Of 81
SCARFS
69c

-COlorfUl hand painted
designs Stripes and
piaIds in paStels. Slight
nliSprlD'S.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Junior Goats
& Suits
Girls Wear

10 Spun Rayon Dresses.
Were sl99 90 ---- Sl.29
30 Cotton BlOuses. Were
79c ---- - soc
30 Teener's Cotton Dresses.
Were 1895 ----- S1.88
-25 Teener's SmithieS. Skirt
and separate bib. Were
s299 ---S S1.49
-6 Plaid Jumpers. Were
s229 -----------S 81. 40
30 Girls and Teener's Rayon
Crepe Gored Skirts. Were
sl.99 -----------S1.O9
30 Cotton Dresses. Were
sl.95 -----------tS1.19
. Teener's Plaid Jackets.
Were s3.99 S1.97
Kann's-FOurth Floor,
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Pecan Bark. Reg. 59c H., Nc Ib.
FriqidUil'e

1ann n'S-Street Floor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Elect Cooper
X. ?. Executive
Named At
Supreme Session

CHICAGO Sir j. Will Cooper,
Detroit. grand chancellor of Michi-
gan, was elected supreme keeper
of records aud seals at the session
of the Supreme lodge Knights OF
Pythias. held here Aug. 10 10 y.
This office Is one OF the most Inn
portant positions in the order ana
has been held by only two others
in the past so gears.
Indications are that the Order
will he able 10 redeem most OF It's
former standing because OF the new
regulations passed at the session
as the bath house at Hot Springs.
Ark. Is now free Of debt. ana
machinery was set IN motion 10
complete the building In Chicago
There were n representatives
from Michigan. Charles II. Mahoney
and Or. +. T.. Dawson. Detroit
were the supreme representatives
from Michigan and took an active
part in shaping the activities OF the
Order
The next session will be held IN
Louisville. Ky.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

Circumstances and environment
tend n build or break down ones
morale. a person. or group Of per-
sons. with low morale cannot
function to any degree OF perfec-
ton, attack problems In q half
hearted manner and are really de-
feated before they start.
After reading accounts OF the
brutal and criminal treatment
handed out to the Negro soldier
while training in the U.s. Army, we
wonder what crime has been COM
mItted TO bring this upon us.
I need not cite the details Of the
Fort Bragg "Night Of Terror" or
The latest episode that took place
down In the lowlands Of Arkan-
sas as I am sure that those events
caused something 10 stir deep with
IN the breast OF each ard every Ne
gro citizen IN the United States.
With the above mentioned as a
background just what affect do
you suppose this he's upon mans
(Cenunued on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
II Nabbed In
Narcotic Raid
Two Caught
Using Dope

In raid conducted by three
members Of the Narcotic Squad
Sunday noon on the house at 965
Alfred. l6 men and woman were
arrested after morphine and heroin
had been found in the home.
Art Springer. 30, Archie Drake,
80: Morris Taylor, q; James Har-
dy. %, and Ruth Springer appeared
before Recorders Judge John r.
Maher Monday on writ. The Of
fcers request As hours more 10 in
vestigate the prisoners, pointing
out to the court that warrants
would be asked for two OF the me-.
and that Federal authorities wer.
interested in the case. The request
was granted
The raid was made by Patrolmen
Samuel Clark. George Ingraham
and Lester kunath.
The officers said when they en-
tered the house Drake. owner OF
the house. was injecting morphine
into the arm Of Taylor who came
here recently from New York Tay-
lor. according to tho officers. has
been bringing in a supply OF mar
cotics on trips 10 Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Snow Grigsby Named
Editor Of Magazine
For Postal Workers

At the convention OF the Nation
al Alliance OF Postal Employees,
which was held last week in Bal
timore. Md, Snow F. Grigsby, OF
Detroit, was elected editor OF the
organizations national magazine.
The contest was a spirited one. with
several prominent candidates seek
ing the post. but Grigsby held his
lead throughout the voting, gain
ing additional votes, as one com
petitor after another was elimi-
mated. The editorship was former
ly held by Joseph Brown. OF 81.
Louis, Mo.
The presidency of the organiza-
tion was retained by the incum-
bent. Hon. Lafayette Ford. of st.
Louis, who is in Detroit this week.
visiting his son. Mr. Ford has
held the presidency of the Nation
al Alliance Of Postal Employees
10. a number OF years and Is held
In high esteem for his sterling
character and fine executive abIl-
ity. He has been honored by the
Century club OF st. Louis. a group
OF professional and civic support
ers OF the YMCA; Is himself an arr
dent Y worker. on his retirement
from postal service M~. Ford was
one OF the honorees at a postal en-
ployees' banquet at the Y and was
presented a token OF appreciation
by Postmaster Rufus Jackson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
W.S.Hall Rounds Out
Is Years Service At
j. L. Hudson's Store

William 5. Hall. of 7445 Ameri-
can avenue. celebrated this week
his tweniy-fifth year OF service at
the J. l.. Hudson Department
store. the largest department store
in Detroit and one of the largest
In the United States. In recogni-
ton Of this splendid service. Mr.
Hall received Monday from the o.
ficials Of the store congratulatory
letters and expressions OF best
wishes. in addition 10 a six weeks
vacation with pay.
Mr.. Hall went to work at Hud-
sons in 1916 as an elevator-start-
err. At that time. there were only
seventeen elevators aud twenty
nine employees in the elevator
service OF the establishment Now.
Mr.. Hall is the boss of 1l5 girl OPP
orators. twelve men and twelve de-
partmental maids. He also has I'M
der his supervision the operation
Of fifty-nine passengers escalators
and sixteen escalators.
His present position at Hudson's
Is the only job which MIR. Hall has
held since coming to Detroit In
an interview with a Tribune rep
resentative Monday. Mr.. Hall stat
cd that the j. l.. Hudson company
had been fair in dealings with his
people and that the greatest enjoy
ment he got from his years Of
service was in being able to help
young people To get started in life.
He gave as the reason for his sue
cess in holding HIS job. his disre-
gard for personal feelings In
carrying out the administration OF
his duties.
Mr.. Hall Is married and Is an ac-
tive member OF St. Cyprian's Epis-
copal church, OF which Father NAL
colin Dade Is rector.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Suicide Ends
Tangle
Married Man
Kills Himself

Rs ]. &. Bryant

Torn between love for his wife
and another woman. Archie Tobc
96.. OF 213S6 Woodsidc. ended ii all
Sunday by committing suicide. His
body was found in the woods cast
OF Mitohcldalc, in Ferndalc. The
gun he had used was found beside
his body.
His brother, Marvine Tobc said
he had talked to Archie last Thurs
day and he was Worried about
something which had been on his
mind for a long time
He further said that Archie had
had a picture made Of himself re-
Gently and had also written letters
to relatives, telling them about his
troubles.
His wife. Mrs. Ellennor Holloway
Tobe whom he married Aug. Il.
1910. is in the hospital with new
horn baby. Friends Of Tohe said he
was in love with another woman
before his marriage.
Tohe was horn in Columbus. S.
c.. and came To Detroit In 1927
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Three Thousand Voice Protest
At Bethel AME Mass Meeting
RESOLUTIONOF
PROTEST SENT
TO PRESIDENT

Terrorism, mob violence and
overlordship must stop" declared
Walter White. executive secretary
of the National Association for the
Advancement OF Colored People. as
he urged three thousand persons at
a mass meeting in Bethel AME
church Sunday afternoon 10 send
kilograms and letters TO Congress-
men and adopt a resolution calling
upon the President OF the United
States to stop army brutality"
Mr. White. who flew TO Detroit
in response to telephone invita-
ton from DR.. James j. McClendon,
president Of the Detroit Branch
NAACP, spoke on the necessity for
more militancy in fighting against
suffering of the Negro in the ma
tional defense picture.
Mr.. White illustrated the use OF
dissension which is creeping with
ineAmericnn ranks. now excmplilied
by southern arrogance. He cited the
Fort Bragg, Camp Robinson and
Camp Lee incidents as exam
pies OF basic southern philosophy"
TO put not only northern Negroes.
but northern whites lin their
place.
Drawing a parallel between Pri-
waite Habinyak, the Po h
soldier at Fort Bragg who went on
a one-man sit-down strike. and
Sgt. Russell Owen, the military
policeman who killed Negro a
few weeks ago, he explained that
in the sentencing OF Habinyak to
10 years and the acquittal OF Owens.
that 1t was conclusive proof that
southern authorities mean to keep
northerners in their place.
"One thing Is true declared
White. terrible trouble will result
II authorities do not act at once.
We can stand just so much. We
sometimes feel that It is worthless
TO train to fight Hitlerism.
Mr.. white read excerpts from let
ters received from soldiers In Camp
Robinson. He also discussed pos
sible solutions which would involve
revival OF the March on Washing
tom and appointments with Secre-
tary OF War, Attorney General and
President Roosevelt. He cautioned
the people TO keep level heads and
not go bereerk on idle rumors-all
incidents must be checked careful
ly.
Other speakers were Senator
Charles c. Digs, the Rev. Horace
A. white. Josephine Gomon. and Dr.
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