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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

And. beginning January 10,
the clubhouse VIII hum with
Red Cross first aid classes on
Mondays from . 10 4 O'Clock
The second Of the fortnightlY
parties for service nen-~iit-be
staged thi, Sunday night from
5 10 10 o'clock. in the Crystal
ballroom oflhe Activities Build
ing. which has been ealy deco
rated with flags and bunting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Cards or Singing

BOYS who prefer 10 play card,
or 10 cluster about the piano m
The English lounge and sing
while one Of the girls plays may
amuSe themselves thusly
Clare Toppin OF the l.. & O.
expects to have recording ma
chimes installed, into which the
boys may speak and these mes
SageS Will be sent 20 their fam.-
lies or SweetheartS back home.
The 200 boys from Selfridgc
Field. the Naval Armory. the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Openouse
For Service
Men Clicks \
By MINNIE CAGE

I EAGUE OF CATHOLIC
Il WOMEN. the Ladies Give
Association of Highland Park
and the Detroit Chapter of Ha-
dasSah. each IN its own way.
are making important contrlbu-
tions 10 defense and victory for
the Alhcs
The League Is organizing Jolly
open house parties for boys IN
nearby camps and training
stations and turning over its
clubhouse the Activities Build
ing IN Parsons street for their
Use.
You can see how this VIII
boost their morale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
WEDNESDAY,

1000 a. m. and 100 p. M
Detroit Parliamentary Law
Club, at the Federation club
house.
II 80 p. Young WOmen's
Bicur ChOlem Organization, at
Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
215 y. m.-Current History
Group of the College Women :
Club. in the club rooms, Hotel
Statlcr.
100 p m.-The Rosedals Pro-
gressive Club, at the Bushnell
Chapel.
1890 p. Women's Progress
sive Club Of Highland Park
YWCA. at the Highland Park
~
1890 p. Mays and Means
Com mite of Northwestern
Woman's Club at the home Of
Mrs. NJ Webster Prince.
] 80 p. m N or hive tern
Garden Club. at the home Of
Mrs. William c. DiEey.
l2,4o p. m.---ChapterI PlPEO
SiSterhood. az the home of Mrs.
Earl Nj GLADDEN..
200 p. Nib erty unit.
Womens Christian Temperance
Union. at the home Of Mrs. f.. NJ,
Currie.
200 p. Reading Club Of
Highland Park YWCA. at the
highland Park "Y
AIS p. Novel Group OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Club, and
'lLeu They
11let
MONDAY

1890 p. m.-PrinceSs Beatrice
Chapter, Daughters Of the Brit
ism Empire, at Ingleside Club.
1920 a. m. 10 400 p. m
Cadillac Guild, at the home of
Mrs. Minnie Mae Anderson, in
Parkview.
100 p. M Florence Critten-
den Circle. at the Florence Crit
tenden Hospital, business ses-
sion; 1870 a. m, sewing session.
200 p. Detroit New Cen
tury Club, al the Ingleside Club.
200 q. m.-Catholic Study
Club Of Detroit, at the Activities
Building.
200 p m-West Side Drama
Group OF the American AsSocia-
ton of University Women. at
the home OF Mrs. Ernest Is.
Matlock.
200 p. m Mothers Club OF
the Hannah Branch Of the
YMCA. at the Hannah branch
building
200 p m Detroit ReView
Club, AZ the Women's City Club.
200 p m SiSterhood OF Tenn
pie Beth FL. NJ Temple Beth RI.
800 p m Gamma chapter Of
the Highland Park Women S
Club. al the home OF Ella Grace
Bacon. IN Monterey
500 p. m Genera STAFF
Nurses Section Of the Detroi
Nurses Association a. th"
Clara Ford Nurses Home OF tne
Henry Ford Hospital
200 p. m highland Paris
Woman S Club ~ thc MCGtcgor
Library.
800 p. m De4rbo-u Women
Club al the torde3n llgn
Crbool
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
tt t~DAl

TO 30 m International Re
latonS group Of the American
Association OF lnlvct rs
Women, IN Room & OF thc
Womens City Club.
- 30 p. m St-rs if-f1 90 2
Union. Woman Christian Tenn
peranCe Union. A. the home az
Mrs. Walter Pezet
= 30 p. ND. 5 r. Alumni
Study club. A. the Central
Methodist Church
100 p m Samaritan Clun a.
the Lee Crest.
90 p. m Detroit Chapter
Daughters Of the British En-
pre- annual luncheon, az the
Wardell.
90 p m Paideian study
Club Al the home Of Mrs. O. r.
RumWll.
IS p m Education group
~ the American ASSOCIATION Of
University Women, IN Room 2l0
q the City Club
! go p IN w est a " n
Woman Christian Temperance
Union. az the home Of Mrs Ben
.amin r. Helme
! 30 p. m Music and Drama
Division ~ tho BEDFORD Woman <
Club al me home of Mrs Pres
ton Pierce
200 p m Eastern Woman
Christian Temperance Union. At
the home Of Mrs Mary Gunner.
= 90 p. m Cosm opo lIfan
Woman Club n the Central
Branch OF the YWCA
200 p m Women $ Auxiliary
Of the Salvation Army AZ 'hc
Booth Memorial Hospital
200 p. m Art Committee Of
Northwestern Woman Club At
the home Of Mrs Henry Wilcke
200 p. m. Detroit Chapter
OF HadaSSa an. in tho social hall
Of Shaarey Zcdek Synagogue
$50 p. m. Annual banquet Of
the Detroit Story TcIlerS
League. At the church house Of
the jefferson Avenue PrcSby-
terrain Church.
ZOO p Metropolitan Busi-
ness and Professional Women <
Club. Al the Central Branch Of
the YWCA.
100 p. nc h att er-StitCh
Club Of the Highland Park
YWCA, at the Highland Park
~
500 p. M Detroit Branch Of
the National Association Of
Gardeners. at the Neighborhood
Club i'm Crosse Polnte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

There viii bo music and dane
Ing
And. There VIII be plenty OF
pretty girls. members Of the
JUNIOR unit beaded by Betty
Danahcy and the girls from the
Leagues Residence Club, next
door for mariners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
SATURDAY

= 700 p m. American Assoc
ton OF University Women Pam
American bridge tea at tee
Colony Town Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
TIT RSD

! 80 p M Faculty WsNr,
Club Of Wayne University, at
me Federation Clubhouse
200 p m Palestine Woman
Association A. the Contra.
Branch Of the YWCA.
215 p m Twentieth Cen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
He-Man' Sandwiches

A supper table is being ar
ranged IN the English lounge.
Board members will take turns
pouring the steaming coffee.
Not any of your dainty tea
sandwiches bur regular he
man sandwiches Of beef and
ham and chicken. have been
furnished by board members.
also homemade cakes and
cookies.
And the boys may help them-
selves 10 an the candy and
cIgaretS they want without
charge
These parties arc given in CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
I RIDAl

. 90 p m Michigan Society
for Epieptlc ChildIcr al Ho'a.
S'aflcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

Ford naval Training School and
Fort WAYNE who went 10 the
FIRST party had fun no end They
danced and sang and played
games.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
Six Sleep As
Gas Heater Runs
All Night
Neighbor Finds
Body Of Roominp
House Proprietor

A hot water heater with !.
fective fue caused TIE dean !,
Mrs. Matte williams. 4s. proprs,,s.
OF a rooming house al 1851 R,on.,.
early Sunday morning.
In addition. FIVE rooners IN u.
house were overcome bv he r.,
oxide gas from the hes's-.
According 10 a ne.zhb5-. ,hehs.
or ran all night st,s- TIE rcor.
who y. Il, fell asleep
The tragedy vas discovered !,
Mrs. Lena Weber. IS Who ~,
upstairs al the above ADDE'S c.
Ing downstairs 10 make ,.s., ",
Weber was unable 20 ~, arv !.
Spouse from the .and.say aud ~
tr roomers.
She tried 10 awaken ,hsm M,
failed. She then called : lee VI.
removed the unconscious ,e-so-s I.
Receiving hospital ~. william.
was dead on adm.,iznce
The others. May Dave g.. wrr.
an Pearson, IS: Ole C.1... y
and George Anthony. e. rsss,..s
consciousness and we've abe 70 -.
turn home Monday.
The defective fue n As hs,y
was discovered when ihy bic. h.
vestlgatcr for M.ch.g4- crp,.
dated Gas company male an h.
vestiEaiion a. the home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
Dr.. Jenkins And Don Marshall Become
Members OF Funeral Insurance Firm

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Lightfoot

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Willis Ward

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Pelham


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

y se.t-a- proprietor G. sA.t-
nz-e S.rsx=E-s SAGE Fc.s. -s..
Hzs,.rEs street. - cc-valAst.-E
fan .-s.f.ss -tce-ty sustained
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wa.ca lie Triscns To- a--oc-ce-
-sr, q Re b.g s7<cial sale vA4cA
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

demand an explanation Of you. We
vigorously protest this discrimina-
tory treatment
N-nsrous o;ssr CITIZENS and or
gsn.,s;.t1s Aso sen; ;s,egrams 70
.As Governor. .1c.-t-g re follow
.1r zen G.o<.t- B. Garrett execu-
i've sec-s,s-y G: re Dt,so; branch
@. ;As NAAcP. rh.eh read il par;:
we Vigorously protest the order
amounting o. virtual demohlllza-
iion Il Negro members Of the Mich.
igan state troops. The order which
removed the bolts and hayonets
IRON their guns and harrtd them
from the (ollingwocd Armory was
hnmiliaiIne and entirely uncalled
fer. The men who volunteered for
duty In the state troops are honor.
able men subject 70 the orders III
their rom handing ofiicer by the
action u your offict.-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

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Before taxing csss re sr-s-y y
,.s Negro r-.;- re slace vss = 4
a!tAy condition. TIE re c. i1s
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vc.1-ist-sc % c.es- he p,acs a--
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EPISODE. = ~A.c5 Commanding
c-.cs- vas .o-.s1 - rsr.t-- c-s
c. TIE r~os; 1--,...z,ioE ass II i1t
military history @. re -2...-. io-c
reporters tat Eo1s c. re co.c-st
soldiers shed tears. ~hik o;1srs
eisr.Eys6 threatening attitude
~. rro- -hs s6sire q .ss.- CO.
cred c=.cs-s -s.rz.-si .sc= ar
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t.z's,y SCI: .1s .o.o-.rE ,slfErzr
. GcTt--c- Murray Va. Tsrcrs-
q; -s-s-E
-ptar Governor:
did ycu order the humiliaiine
and disgracsfnl removal Monday
night ~ belts and hayoneis from
rms 81 Nero members Of Nlehi.
Gan state Troops Also The bar.
ring 81 these men iron Colllnrwccd
Armoy! II 50. Why.
This episode i enc Of the worst
In the history Of the state and slaps
= black stain on the good name 81
Michigan vhieh will require many
years 70 remove-if IL can be ~.
moved. These men. good eifirens
who wanted % serre their COUNTRY.
have h<en cisgrseed and accorded
treatment provided for those who
have abused their citizenship.
~Negro soldiers. including many
81 those kumilisitd. have strred
faithfully under the American flac.
Nerro soldiers have she'd their
bleod on Boston Commons. at New
Orleans Fert Pillow. san Juan
Hill. IN France. and al Pearl Har.
bor. The order Monday neIht Wa
not a reward Of Negro valor on the
field 81 hattie. Instead. II pro, ldss
plenty 81 prcpannda for AXIS
powers.
y. r. Mccall. Editor
-ptfroit Trihune
Fig ~. Antoine street
-Defrcii. Niehiran.-
ArotAt- -essare VS. SCI. ~
D.. J. ; Ncc.s-co- physician. !.
read
-Onr state government stopped
20 q new lov In disarmine only our
eelored state troeps IN Detroit. We
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
Monoxide Gas Fumes Kill One Send Five 10 Hospita
Tenants Move In

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large elstH friff rt.u ftr TIE
genflsneH: trin 49,. t-esrL. csH-
EeaeBees. RAJ ktrs. -. 4. Pkia-
tsiFhia- ns1r nakanL Trinny
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
Disarm Troopers
Confined from page u

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s.sf.e is kcrses
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02

kNOtk. KNot k-tbs LerEs a.
yesr der. ia 49,. Wrife fer
DArti<nars. The HELPING HAND
SERtifE- ie.s =. Derrtssis So
Neu orieaHs IA p<1t- n.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-02
Barstow School Announces Plan For
Issuing Sugar Radoning War Book

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VIVID

ParfnsY rift s.ssa - lssssi N
Feet pa4inT lfs,rsss. Rely e
Bet Sti. e-e Dsersk Iribunss fiH
-. Anisine.
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LEGAL NOTICES


STATE ~ MICHIGAN a., c-,s
c1r-; .os i1s -c-n;y G. wat-s Il IN.
cefy,
hif.pA MILLER riatrf~ 20 Hrs
Ern- alli-IfR IafarrA--
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30

Teacher Loses Life
in School Bombing

London. Sept 80 UP The death
toll Of single German bomber that
attacked boys school off the
south coast yesterday reached %
today, and "a injured were in hos
pitfalls
Twenty Of the dead were stu.
dents, the others were the head
mistress. a teacher and the woman
manager OF nearby laundry. All
injured were students. Seventy per
sons were IN the school when the
bomb hit
II was the first attack the town
in which the school was located had
suffered The first bomb exploded
in the laundry. The second crashed
through the school and fell into a
fireplace. where II rested few
moments before exploding
Run boys run the head mis-
tress shouted
Those who ran were not killed.
The head mistress stayed until her
students got out and was killed.
Rescue squads. who had dug all
night. believed that several chill
dren were sim buried The major
ity Of those killed were between
seven and ~ years old.
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Mrs II. {. Dunstone. both regis.
tered nurses, have begun surgical
dressings classes at the state hos.
pital
Mrs Clarence Starkweather re-.
ported that all stores had been
contacted in the fat salvage pro
gram. They have been asked to
collect fats for the benefit OF the
Canteen Corps
Mrs. Merle Malin. executive sec
rotary from Ann Arbor. said that
home service demands on the Red
Cross are increasing since Undue
ton Of older men leaves families
in need Of care. She asked that
volunteers help with this case work
Reports were also given by Mrs.
Glenn Arnold, chairman Of first
aid, and Mrs " W Snyder. chair
man OF stan assistance. Both an
nounced new classes
The luncheon was prepared un-
der direction OF Mrs. George Milne
and Mrs Graeme Conrad and was
served by Mrs r A. Weir and Mrs
X g Wizard Canteen aides Mrs.
owen Cherry. chairman of volun-
teer special services presided She
closed the meeting with plea that
dollars be contributed for soldiers
kits
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Commercial Glasses
Found Most Popular
at Night Schoo

\ totsling OF Tuesday evening s
registration for adult education
classes at the high school reveals
that the commercial classes. short
hand and bookkeeping. as we'll as
tipping. are the most popular. The
largest class to sign up in the entire
registration was Red Cross first
sid-with about thirty In all.
Next largest was the beginning
typists' division registering over
90 Closely following Is the wom-
ems gymnasium classes, including
swimming. with fifteen signed up.
Edward Heyman director OF the
adult education at the high school,
announced today that it is still not
too late TO register for night work.
Those who have not had a chance
to register may do so by either
telephone or mail. or by personally
appearing at the high school next
Monday evening. October ;. when
the classes will open
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Miners


CContlnued from rage Ohe)
country demand during the war
even accepting SIX day week IL
necessary He said that the miners
are anxious TO contribute every
thing possible to the war effort.
he mace the statement AFTER lckes
warned that we shall lose this war
II we don't produce enough coal.
Inc question OF lengthenlng the
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Municipal Court

Richard Wells, 10. Benton Har.
Dor. paid fine OF $50 in Justice
A. NJ. Vsndersall's court Tuesday
on a charge of using improper
language before children. A sen.
tence of so days in Jail was condi.
tionally suspended for two years.
George II Barnard OF Mt. Glenn
ems, paid a fine of so on a charge
OF disorderly conduct. Fines Of
IS each were paid by Robert D.
Ward of Wayne and James j
Curtis of Belleyille for speeding
Ralph Y. Stenger of Kalamazoo
paid fine of sl5 for operating his
car with defective brakes and the
car is being held until repairs are
made
Other fines. amounting to s46.70.
were Over time parking. S13 VIC
lstion OF stop sign 81; violation Of
red light, SIS; defective equip.
ment 81; passing on Hill. $3.50.
driving with expired license $685.
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Deaths
Or. Cunning Idle

DR. Cunning Idle. 81. succumbed
Tuesday in Ford Hospital. Detroit.
He was pastor of First Methodist
Church in Ypsilanti from 1920 TO
1927.
He was about TO be given leave
OF absence from his duties In Mt.
Clemens for three months and had
contemplated going TO Florida.
He belonged TO Kiwanis Club
here and owned a home on Grant
ST this city. where be had an
ticipated retiring upon finishing
his pastorate.
Or. Idle was superintendent OF
OF the Flint District in 1890. He
had also occupied pastorates in
Pontiac. Chelsea. Wyandotte.
Campbell Ave Methodist Church.
Detroit Owosso, Ypsilanti JET
ferson Ave. Church. District Super
intendency in Flint. Churches in
Pontiac and Mt. Clemens.
Dr. Idle WAS made Doctor OF
Divinity by Albion College
He is survived by his wife and
a son, Prof Dunning Idle. Jr.
professor at Gettysburg College.
Pa. and grandson, Dunning
lGlc. III.
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Administrative agencies or the
Congress which will immobize or
freeze into non-productive state
for the duration OF the war. any
OF these elements OF productive
ty-management. labor, ma
terials, machinery, building or
land"
The WPB chairman outlined a
two-fold job FOR the proposed war
liabilities adjustment board:
!. Currently, to administer the
orderly adjustment OF financial
claims to the physical assets need.
ed in the war effort. including all
kinds OF claims, debts, taxes, etc.
,. To work continuously on
plans for providing TO small enter.
prises the opportunity to function
when the war is over.