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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01

ibren @ebeten nit ben ,,nirisen az
bereinen nno fiir Die Seelenri,be Der
-beritorbenen Wargaret Merfbnan
au beten, tpelde in st. Maoiion, SSa.,
beridieoen lit 1inb i1t ibrem Geitae
mert bas SoIepbi,l,lm bebaht bat.
X
Wir bitten ebenfans ii,n bas @e-
Bet ,inierer 2efer fir Den in Sort
@aDne, sSno., beritorbene1 Heter
@drid, einem unierer aIteiten 2eier
unb 1ambaften 8obltater bes Sole
pbinrms. Bir fprede,l BEN Mitslies
bern Der Ganilie uniern beiten Danf
aus fir bic bodberaise @abe, oie lie
oem Soiepbinum all1t anoenfen an
ben 8eritorbenen iiberpieien.
98ir lenfen 6ie Mufmerfiamfeit INT
ierer 2eier mlf 6en nan,baften 8ei-
trag, tpelber berganeene 8o6e pon
Sfilfen Brothers, Sen &ontraftoren
in Columbus, ait unierm 9ibliotbef>
Sono eelnadt tpurbe. Das lit nibt
oie erfte @abe, tpelbe bon bieier Sir
ma Dem Soiepbinum iiberipieien NOR
0en.
X 49,.
ssSn anbetradt all oieler Sorm,1la>
re, bie mir beut5utage a,ls5ufiilen ba>
ben, miro Imerifa balb uSorm gon=
.icieous" iperbert. gBir modten ipiiien,
iuelde antiuorten man6mal altf bie
Dielen Sragen gegeben iperoen, oa es
fait brei Sabre oauert, Bis nnIere
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01
MMs Dtlt SoiebbinM1lt

aufraeen nnt MuTnabme ins So
iepbin,,m fir nabiten Septenber
iperoen ieet entgegensenommen. Use
gen ber aablreiden &laiie, Die lettes
5duliabr seipeibt luuroe, iino Stel.
len fiir cine quite 3abl neuer Stls
oenten often. Nir begriiben slnfrae
gen bon Bfarrseiitlident ipeld)e tpiir-
oiee Brieiterfanoioaten an5lmeloen
baben. slIle talentierten &naben bot
g,ttem Gbarafter ,tno iolioer 5rom-
migfeit iino ipillfontmen.
@Itern, 2eDrer 11no anoere, peld]s
nit &naben befaant ltno, Die Sect
gltng gum Brieitertltnt befunoen, iper>
Sen eebeten, bieielben an ibreu Seels
iorger ou peripeiien. 9as Soiepbi.
n,rn nilnmt iol6e &naber onrd Die
Scr,nittIung ibrer Bfarrgeiitliben
oll neil bieie am beiten in1itanoe
iino, oariiber 5u ltrteilen, oh ein &na-
be bie 5abigfeitell llno Gbarafter-
eigenI6aften beiibt, neld)e Die Stride
bon einem ibrer fiinftigen 8rieiter
8ir bitten ale, pelcbe 5a
oielenl glloe mit5uarbeiten tpiiniben
ltno ba5ll befabiet itno, iid) redt" balo
nit ,ns in Gerbinoung ieBen 81 mol
len. llnier 2ano beoarf elmer groBen
an5abl Brielter uno Der &riee maht
oieien Maneel nod fiiblbarer. gs lit
eines ser mihtieiten l,nb erbabeniten
Apoitolate, nlittpirfen au belfert redt
pielen anaben, bie Ben 8eruf gum
Brieiteritanbe baben, aur grreibung
bieies 8erufes bebilflid au iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01
NQittippd, Sen I. SuIi 1912

Stubenten cine Noitanpeiiung rihtig
8,la lnteraeihnen i,nitan6e itno.
I'm Elm 8eifpieI aus einem bieie
Bode erbaltenen 8riefe aisaugebea:
.Sn neiner geiddftigung perteite
ib elm Sorn1ular, porauf Die Grage
.a1r 8eanttportung eeitelt ipirb: So.
ben Sic ie Elm a1itontobil gefabren Z
anttportc ,,Sa" ooer ,,Nein". giner
Der Mpplifanten IieB oies unbeant-
tportet unb auf meille @ufforoerrng.
'es ausaufiiuen ,tno nit ussSsa'' ober
Stein" at beanttporten, fam er a,,-
rid nit Der 8e,nerfung: gs lit idon
beanttportet nit usSa ooer ,,Nein'.
X
Sier iinb etlide Naligfeiten aus
oem SSoiepbinum fir ,lniere in ben
Serien ipeilenben Stubenten: Die
Mngelusz@Iode 1pltrbe nod bor etli-
den Morgen eelautet - Bir baben
INNER nod cine 5iille Heaen = Ine
gomatenpflanaen iinb i66n ange.
ipadien - Ger Sarmer lit INNER
nod NIT Ser Snitanoiesung bes Erac.
tors beI6dftiet - 0as @ras 1T bo-
ber, ais es ie mar - 9ie 9obl-0aro
miro allndblid) a,tfsefiilt - Smofie
lit INNER nod nid)t 5uriid - Die
Surfeps bes Aadbarn (nebit adt
Sungen) beberri6en oas Selo. l1no
bon @l,6, Stuoente,t, miro ermartet,
oaB Sbr gu6 ernitlid oabinter iest.
fir BEN Ohio 8aiienfrel1nb 1,no oas
Soiepbinum 8eeflp 5,t arbeiten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01
MUSINGS By
THE TREASURER

8ir entbieten Sen neu ernannten
pdpitli6en Sausprdlaten Der Dio5eis
Columbus mniere beraliden @liidy
ipiinid)e. gs miro uniere 2eler inter-
eiiieren 81, erfabren, oak alpei Ml,,m.
nett oes Soiepbinu1ns iid unter ben
nenen Noniignori befinoen:
Ser Sm'ite Serr. 8ernaro Bogel.
Sabrgang 1904, Bfarrer ser ct. Geo.
Stride, Columbus, Ohio, tpel6er un=
ter oen &atbolifen polnif6er, ilo,pa-
fiiber unb uneariiher Spra6e in Ser
Dio5eie tdtig mar. Mlsr. Boeel itll=
oierte bieie Spraden nod ieiner Brie-
iterlpeibe, nht ben ibm anbertrauten
Nationalitaten in ibrer M,,tteripra9e
0ienen au fDnnen.
Misr. 6. S. 2einbe,,ier, Sabrsane
1911, lit Yrofeiior int ct. CHARLES
5eminar unb Direftor Ser @irden>
multi in ser Dio5eie felt 81 Sabren.
Migr. 2einbellier gebort ebenfaas our
Saflltat 6es SSofepbinums als Diref=
tor bes sregorianiiden @eianees.
Bir eriuden unIere 2eier, fib in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01
9er groke 8iidof

sSsene narfante Grideinltug im
oenti6en gpiifopat, nit Ser ii6 @e-
ibi6tsforiber nllo 8ipgrapben im-
mer nieoer beidaftigen, gsilbelm
gnnanuel bon &etteler, iprid)t nun
sou1 I'M Goman slt BEN beltti6ipra-
Ihigelt &atbolifen Der @elt. Inter
Der lteberlbrift Die oieien 3eilen por.
geiebt iino, ibiloert Sran5 Serlpig
Den ipillensitarfen, bodgelnuten Nab-
folger GROCER giIdofe auf Dem Stuble
bon Maina. ,gieentltd', 10 erfldrt
Seq Son IN ser ,,Gbriitliben aultl,r" !,
elmer geilage Der ogelten 3iir6er
Nadridten'', uperfaBt Der Selb bes
8u6es ielbft Sen &oman. Gin gpos
berrlibiter 9ate,t oie Seriuigs int,,i<
tibe Hydrologic nur mebr anoeuten
,nlBte."
Ga ber &on1an ,tns bier in Mne-
rita nidtborliest, tpollen mir uns nun
oer Siibrl,ng Solls a,,pertralien. Sn
tiefidiirfenber 8eiie erldutert ct oen
@onton ipie foIet: =
@iIbeIm gmmnauel sSreiberr bon
&etteler tpar cine BerIonIi1feit 10
lpetterbarter, edter prdeung uno
grobe, oab fein 3eiteniturm ibr et-
mas anbaben fonnte. DaB feine ger,
geblidfeit fliidtiser Wseni9en aus
ibrent 8annfreis gerdt. Serge iteben
nno iteilen a,,r S0be, aud ipenn Die
Eiefe fie nidt baben min, nm oeito
bemmllnssloier bent Nieberen at ge.
borer. Dod ipenn oie Siefe an iid
IeIbit perarmt unb ausmeelos eetpor.
ben, bieten ibr Die 8erge nod Sic
Woglibfeit bes Inftieees, bes Sober
fommens. 8enn Der 3eiten Gertpir,
r,ng ielbit cine Hare Sraee faum
perItatten min, itbdten mir cine reife
antmort ooppelt bod in ibrem @ert.
Ser 0ame bes sroben 8ii6ofs lit
ein Sermahtnis, ein Mufsebot, Elm
Erogramm an BEN mobernen Men
iden. Beil feline Gerionlidteit iduf
mas als es6eal nns immerDar ruff.
Nilbelm emmanuel bon &etteIer ge-
bort au BEN ragenoen @eitalten, bie
6lr6 6as 2idt Der @eibnadt i6rei-
ten. Ridt mesen oes l1mitanbes, bab
Ter ansgerebnet am gbriittag 1911
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01

5llr 8elt fan1. gtidt ipegen ser fein.
fiibligen Mnoel,t11ng bie neben bent
trusigen @ilbelm oas eiitige gmmal
mel ins Saltfbu1 i6rieb. 9as alles
lit nur Ganbgloiie allberer @eid)ibte
5unl groben Snbalt ieines 2ebens, Ger
nibts anberes nno ni6ts iuenigcr
ipar ais bic grfldrung gbrilti: SD
bin niht sefomnnen, BEN Srieoe,l al
6ringen, ionoern bas S6pert." Dieie
9erufung mag &etteler anfanes ipobl
ielbit nidt Deritanben baben. Soer
er taftete unb riittelte nur AM @orte
berum, obne ieinen driltli6en Sinn
aug eripiire,t, oem oas Sdtpert nur
i'm grobgriffigen @leidnis bient. als
Snriit nnb @eri9tsrefere1lbar tpar ct
balo in oie Sdnbel oes 2ebens berufs.
mdbis beritridt. DaB er tief, ,,ur au
tief 6ie eigene gtaie in 6en &edts1treit
seitedt, muBte er seitlebens aur Shau
tragen, 6enn BEL einen Duen tpur6e
ibm iuftament bie 9taienIpihe abee.
idbelt. Die aolner Wirren bon 1887
aeieten ibm ein ,,ngleid groBeres
nnredt, fiir beiien l1ebertpinbung er
fret tper6en muBte. go trat er benn
aus Dem Staatsoienit. Sm Msiin9e-
ner @orresreis fldrte fid Inn elm tpei.
ner @orresfreis ndrte iid Inn elm fpei-
beutiges @ebot erfannte RetteIer oaS
3iel ieiner 8eruf,me ,,no geranlas
gnng. 1914 ip,irbe ct Yriefter nn6
fam naf 8edum als aapIan, bon
bort 1847 nod Sopiten aIs Bfarrer,
Damn ,1848 als Mbgeor6neter in bie
5ranffurter N t 0 nalberiammluna
uno oas Sabr oarauf nad Berlin oils
Gropit bon ct. &eotpig. Neit ieiner
@rnennung 5um giI6of bon Maina
inn Sabre 1850 begann feline boIe
@irffamfeit, oie uns bobe Betpnnbe-
rnng abringt ltno eine i1nere Ser.
pflidtung allferleet.
Scum mar ct enoIid eefommen, 6as
5dpert at bringen! @eeen einen
fa,ilen Srieben, an DEM Die @elt ber-
barb. @as er als gerteioieer Der
fir6liden Greibeit, als Heformator
bon @laubensseiit un6 3uht beim
.Rlerus pie int 8olfe geleiftet, iei bier
nur anseoeutet. Ber bic barten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01

INN @rbor,ing elmer Bite on 6as
Srite &era Seil uno an Die Nintter-
sottes. - S. s., Minn.
X
Siermit Ienbe id Sbnen einen Dol
lar fir Sbr srobes @erf. Ser Sc.
gen @ottes rubt iidtbar ailf benz So
fepbinum. - Wrs. 6. G., e. 5.
anbei $t.00 sar Iaufenben Grei,
itelle a,,nr Trofte Der armen Seelen
i'm Geefeuer, allm Danfe fir bic @r-
bSrung elmer 8itte. - Mrs. S. &c.,
Sno.
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&ittmpd, ben 1. Suli 1912
&ird)emfalenber

g. 5. SuIi 6. Sunntag n. Sling.
ften. Co.: Speiiung ber
1000 Mann. Marf. 8.
0t. 6. -" Sbomas Oforus
9. Z. !" 3prillus II. MtetboShls
90. s. !" Gliiabetb bon Eortliga!
g. 9. Gcronicu
s. 10. Siebcn 9riioer -, .-
g. II. " Siaisbert
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eyreiitelle 3u Gbren bes
bl. ,Sobannes 8osco

3nut Neuban oes
SoIepbtnn,lts
Previously credited $el7,e77. .o2
Max Waibe1, Ohio 100
Total -------------------- $617 ,67802
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07
Stage
THE RADIO WORLD
BY ISAAC JONES

from readers all over the country
caused the re-entery of his band.
Masie's band polled $3.50 votes. -..
70 TOP Lionel Hampton, his nearest
rival by safe margin OF one thou
sand votes.
Are you a Jack Benny Fan. 49,.
aid did you listen 20 the program
on Sunday evening o. lssg week :,
VOL probably you did and enjoyed
The broadcast a. usually but Mary
Livingston. Jacks wife. probably
worked under strain as ~ell as
pains because she collapsed a.
ne mix. a. she hnished her last
line. Jack compieied he broadcast
as uSQa. then kneeled AZ The mike
beside MS wife that was real
proof iha, he show must 20 on.
Remember Wings over Jordan
that program MIS- your SOU
w.'a Joy sunday mornings singing
hose OLD Negro Spirliuals' Well
War emergency Places Wings
over Jordan 81 4 serious Jeopardy
al the work % 'he choir has been
m4in'ained solely by revenue from
i,. many concert appearances
throughout America. Now because
~ transportation possibilities and
other restrictions which We all
Anor anou, they az appealing
- -he public ,or help YOU can DO
votr uart hv subscribing 10
DD'sr membership Gard. For fall
estaiis address wirzs Over Jordan
-...I at f.t--..orf Irte
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07

few can deny that 1t Is not every
artist who can do both SO well a.
Waller. so. fellers. let's be fair.
Have care. Waller was as Car
negie not 10 swing or beat IL out
same when he was Brothers kru-
pa. Condor, Kirby. Freeman, Rus
sell and kaminskyl; he was there
10 concerto. And, by far. II was
the night 10 love.
Now Waller Is in Chicago with
his Victor Rhythm orchestra play
ing the Garrick Palm Room in the
l.ooR Broadcasting over wBBM,
Columbia network several times
weekly this, again should indicate
that waller has something. A
crowd OF 1900 cannot be scoffed at
His recent radio appearance on the
airwaves number among them hob
nobbing on Duny's Tavern and his
bit al the Cosmopolitan opera house
Fats has also appeared with Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt, Marian Ander-
son and Paul Robson on the radio
Then, 100. don't forget his Hobby
Lobby biz Sure. Waller showed
EN- how The critics knew that =
and well have nothing OF Bill Rob-
inson In Hamlet"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07
West Side Peoples Club
BY W. II. Armstrong

As the Ecorse election is over
and The new officers elected. let us
forget just who all were in the
race. but rather see who are around
the council table 10 govern the city
for the next two years. Let us as
citizens show cooperative spirit
by working in harmony for the
good OF ALL regardless o. race.
color or creed. Let Us come togeth-
er and map out plans as 10 just
what we would like 10 see done IN
our locality OF the city.
The club will hold its regular
meeting Saturday night February
:. at 1855 Twelfth street AZ $50
O'Clock All who desire 10 become
members Of the club are invited 10
he present. After the business ses-
sion. refreshments will be served
and games played.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07

he pounded ont rhythm az the Lin
coin theaier jus, east OF Lenox ave-
nue. on West l3sih street.
All Sorts Of stories have been
written about the harmful Ill arm
sul' but. II the critics who brush
I'd up walters recent solo con-
cert AZ Carnegie Hall with the
punch, did not ike the idea o, a
SWING orchestra leader playing at
Carnegie Hall, whe-e the very i'm
n .nfni world famed singers and
musicians have performed 80 ma
jestically. they should have said so
in the first place. II 10 probable
that Ernest Anderson. who so well
handled the concert Tor the Colum-
bla Broadca-iing system. could
have arranged nationwide broad
cas- that millions OF real Ameri-
cans who appreciate the works Of
a genous could have lent their ears
10 one Of the most msgnhcen, per-
fofmances 10 ever be staged any
whore 30 a.. New York.
The very tact that an overflow
crowd cheered Waller after each
and every number. his rendition OF
SIR Edward Elgars Pomp and CIR
cumsiance his playing OF many Of
his own he has written az almost q
hundred compositions. and those
improyi-ions, And say. gee. We
were thrilled. Vel say waller
showed them how. There's no ar
t.st alive who can cope with him.
It's just that silence has
heen with a waiting world while a
genus has hssn a. work on swing
Yes. swing may be The thing but
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07

Rob Hope. who Is accustomed TO
iloorlng audiences with his rapid.
lire viii. l. himself hoored. and
by none other than pretty Paul
cite Goddard. who c0-stars with
Hope In the new Paramount
laugh lark. ">othIng But the
Truth" nj the Echo theater,
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07
Skin Company Makes
New 7-Day Offer To
Observe Anniversary

ATLANTA, Georgia-The Galenol
Company. Inc, OF this city, manu-
facturers OF Or. FRED Palmer's line
OF cosmetics, among which IS the
famous DR.. FRED Palmers Skin
whitener, known the world over for
A. years. has just announced a
( NEW Trial offer that must get fe-
suits for YOU or II costs you moth
ing. in celebration OF their filh an
niyersary in business.
Or. FRED Pslmer's Skin Whit
ener is the product that lightens
tanned. 100 dark. rough, coarse.
weather-beaten skin 50 fast be-
cause Il contains a special in
gredient that is Quick-acting This
marvellous product secures almost
miraculous results Nou no doubt
have heard OF IL. II starts 10 work
the minute you apply Il. This Is one
OF the reasons why thousands upon
thousands Of folks all over the
world nse Il, including the CLAM
orous Harriet Galloway. the inter-
nationally known lady band leader.
Pauline Webster. Dean Gordon.
Vivian Brown. Lovely Lane. and
other famous singers entertain
ers and movie actresses.
Dr. FRED Pslmer's Skin Whilen-
or is made from a formula Great
ed by Or. FRED Palmer one OF the
countries noted scientists For
years !, has stood the test Of time.
From the first no changes have
been made in the original formula.
except those which have made Il
better and more effective and
year after year II has been doing
it's work. tightening and brighten
Ing the skin OF TOO tanned. dark
people. The fact that It's sales have
constantly increased each year
over the year before and that l's
use has spread from country 10
country. Is q testimonial OF its high
quality.
This s. the 44,h year that Dr.
Fred Palmer's products have been
manufactured. In celebration Of
this anniversary. theGalenol Com
pany. Inc. manufacturers are
making an unusual offer. To every
person who wants a loyelier. softer
smoother, lighter. complexion. they
say: Try Or. FRED Palmers skin
Whitener. Get a 25c box from your
local druggist Use Il DAYS ac-
cording 10 instructions. then II YOU
don't say DR. FRED Palmer's skin
Whitener IS just about the finest
product Of its kind you ever used
or ever heard Of. return it and your
money will he refunded.
The general manager Of the Gal
enol Company. Inc, says this Is
the most outstanding offer his COM
pany has ever made and feels
that Il will enable thousands upon
thousands OF folks in every part OF
the country who desire a lighter
skin 10 Try this amazing product
without risking their money and
perhaps win the beauty. success
and popularity they have always
wanted. He also states. that n. you
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07
What DINA Means


gro Opera Guild an organization OF
puhlic-splrited citizens OF color
and members OF the parent body
whose program Is devoted 10 the
further presentation by Negroes OF
Detroit other operas and musical
plays OF higher caliber.
This year the Detroit Musicians
association has mapped out an am
bitious and constructive program
~ music. Monthly. until season
close cycle OF music will find ex-
preston in some OF this city's
prominent churches.
Among its junior members a
scholarship program will be pre-
sented in June. other features will
be the celebration OF Negro His
tory week and later, In May, Ne
gro Music Week.
Detroit needs be proud OF this
splendid organization o. music
minded and openhearied men and
women who are so willing TO give
freely 81 their talents.
All should give the Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07

After corresponding with him for
almost two years this writer had
the pleasure Of meeting Dics os-
good the voice behind The
SHOW World" program in person
thursday afternoon. IS one % his
guess on tho Show World broad
cast rom the MalCh-of-Dlmes
booth on campus Marcus Ia
downtown Detroit. II you bad your
radio tuned 70 radio station NNNZ.
~ 2 m on tho above date. you
probably heafd the entire program
Yours truly accompanied by Mrs
Jones. arrived a. tho scene q nc
broadcasi fifteen minutes ahead
Of tune Having seen Mr. osScod
picture sew weeks ago io he
newspaper VAS confident Thar I
would know him pa, 20 ny SUR
prise a. I stood pom ng n+t man
IN me hroadcasfne booth 70 Mrs
Jones. whom said was D.ck os-
good t1nO rlfned or 'o be me
annOgnfeli Nf O-cooa walkei W
and Introduced himself ~ 1s
40. he knew ne before I cid NM
found him - be very cour' CO.'S
and police The snly segref 40
10Th had MS 'hat me f.a no,
permit W. 70 disca-s faliy mo mary
things ab-u' ns radln 40
MSS ~ Llrg Al Chinese
trees Vas dicks guest or nis
81. 49,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07

Musicians association their united
support because It IS to this COM
munity OF color what the Detroit
symphony Society is TO the other
group OF this city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07
Spiritual Church

Nine. Lloyd recently returned
from trip 10 Naldosta. Ca. whore
she was called by the Illness OF
Mrs Matte Butler. Mrs. Butler was
healed and returned 10 Ecorse 10
visit her children. Nine LLOYD IS
pastor OF the Spiritualist Temple
on 10th street in Ecorse All are
welcome 10 worshin AZ this church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07

are unable 10 secure DR.. FRED
Planners skin Nhitener at your
local drug store 10 send &c to COW
er postage and handling to the
Galenol Company. Inc, Dept. 100,
Box 2ei. Atlanta. Georgia. and the
company will mail you generous
size FREE sample box.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07
Michigan Bell Telephone Company

sfrIks . blow fer lmssIes =
Boy Dsfssss sesss esd sssnssi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07
Fats Shows EN- How
ECORSE NEWS

Lacked listers, Alice and lola.
Remember the sick and remem-
Der you are ALWAYS welcome at
First Baptist church.
AT the Feast Of the Passover sun
day niehi. Mrs Rosa Mcdonald
from Mississippi. joined the church.
The Down River Gospel singers
gave their regular first Sunday
program at Union Baptist church.
River Rouge, Sunday. II was big
success. Rev. Copeland IS pastor.
The sum OF So was raised and left
with the church. Visiting quartets
included the Golden IIarps. Burd-
cts Golden Leaf Twin City and
Pilgrim Travellers. Several solos
Mere rendered by Miss Ruby. Mrs
Askew, Elder Jones. Fred Parker.
progffanf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07

Din doesn't wear an overseas cap on
tho job or the smart blue, gray or
KHAKI Of the womcn's war-work units.
But she il right in the thick Of war
activity just tho same.
Through her switchboard fash hun
dreds Of calls every day. Perhaps only
one Of those calls she can't knotc
ichich one-deals directly with the
war emergency. But the swift compile
ton Of that one call NAV speed the
delivery Of whole squadron Of planes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07
Thomas Waller, Pianist Composer
Crashes Carnegie Hall In A Concert
By TED YATES

NEW YORK (TYP)-You can get fifty to one from
this that few. if at ALL knew that Thomas
Fats Waller vionist at eight organist at ten,
pianist twelve and what's that between prayer
meetings Holy Roller church in Harlem al fourteen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07

or q battalion Of tanks! That's Why
she knows it's important to give the
fastest possible service on oil calls.
Her quick mind and deft fingers help
keep the nations vital communication
system operating.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
COACHES
WILL MEET
In MEMPHIS

ATLANTA. Gao. Johnson
Dunn. state Teachers college,
Montgomery, president of the
Southern Coaches and Officials as
ISOLATION, announced through b..
T. Harvey. secretary-treasurer. that
the eighteenth annual meeting OF
the association will he held on
Sept. IL and IL. Memphis. Tenn.
The local committee is composed
OF I. G. ID. Hales. Robert Lee, +.
w. Thornton, Julian Bell. and Jack
Atkins. The headquarters for the
meeting will be r. II. Hayes a.
Sons. $50 South Lauderdale street.
The business sessions will be held
in the Foote Homes auditorium
The coaches and their friends viii
be entertained at the Harmony club.
The usual program OF the officials
meeting will be followed. Due 10
the many problems. 1t is expected
that a special meeting Of the South
ern conference will he held either
Friday, Sept. IL or Sunday, Sept.
13. Registration viii begin at 10
am. Saturday. Sept. 10.
The following Southern confer
ence institutions will be represent
cd At the meeting: Benedict col
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05

sheer grit. stamina and headlong
fury from start 20 finish. The sixth
round will be talked Of for days and
days 10 come. When they fight
again. shortly. you won't find the
bout playing the role OF eye-open-
err. IL has taken on importance"
Also fighting on the Jimmy Ed
garrErnie Pelaia card will be Har-
old Hazlett. a stablemate OF Pelaia,
will test Charley Hayes. Ferndale
middlewelght hopeful. IN an eight
rounder. II vii. be the sixth pro-
fessional for each.
Bobby Mcintyre who holds the
state lightweight championship. has
been signed 10 meet Bill Hardges,
OF Detroit. in a eix-rounder. Nc
lntyre. who has been campaigning
In the East, lost split decision TO
Tommy Jessup IN Massachusetts
last week. hut vii! meet him in a
rematch after appearing here NJ
Olympia.
Lou Woods, another local weller
hopeful, will meet Jack Carpenter.
OF Cleveland and Bob Nichols. who
beat Chuck Hirst last winter,
takes on Pat Zezak, OF Bay City.
in other six-rounders.