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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-22
RUMMAGE SALE

By Lutheran Ladies Aid, Thurs day, Feb. 25, Church Parlors, start
 ing 10 am. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-22
LEGISLATIVE HOUSES ARE
 SHUT TODAY
Several Bills Are Passed in Senate and House
 Saturday

I Neither the Senate nor the House will meet today in observance of Washington's Birthday. Business conducted by both Houses Satur- day afternoon included the follow ling:
 The House passed two of it's own measures. and one Senate bill. The Labor Department appropriation bill was passed by vote of IA to one, Rep. John O'Shea votin g against it and Rep. Joseph W. Ke- hoe not voting The bill appropri- ates $35 1000 for the Department for the biennium from February l, 1943 to March 31,1945, raises the Com missioner's salary to $5000 and is effective upon passage, containing an emergency clause. Although the Department has no funds with which to operate at the present time, Representatives O'Shea and Jesse Lander voted against the en- ergency clause.
 House Bill 25, to provide a defi- ciency appropriation of $598 for livestock inspection work, was; passed by the House. The House also pass ed Senate Bill No. 13. a. measure amending the standard birth cer- tificate form.
 The Senate passed three mea- sures House Bill No. 13 to appro- priate $354 to pay the Firemens Fund Insurance Go. for an excess payment on their premium tax for l94l was passed. House Bill No. 4, amending the law relating to un- dertakings of executors and admin istrators of estates was passed. The author of the bill which lowers the sum of undertaking to an amount equal, rather than double the es- tate, is Rep. Kehoe.
 The Senate also passed Kehoe's memorial to Congress urging the extension of the road from Seward to Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-22
NEGLIGENCE IS ,oi SEEN, DAWSON
 GREEK TRAGEDY

DAWSON CREEK, B. C., Feb. g The explosion which resulted in the death of five persons and in- juries to nearly 150, as well as heavy property damage here February 13. was attributable directly to gross negligence, a coroners jury decided.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-22

Empire Classifieds Payi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-22
NOTICE

The Victory Coffee Shop, open ing Tuesday, Feb. 23, will not be responsible for any bills incurred by the Marble Lunch.
 MRS. JOHN SATIRE,
 MISS IDA TOSS, adv. .s MRS. ANNA JENSEN.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-22

Musicians Dance, March 6. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-22
NOTICE

That I will not be responsible for
 any debts-only those contracted by myself ndv. OSCAR TILSON.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-22
STANDARD o,t COMPANY oe CALIFORNIA

Chile has a railway system of 5,75o miles and 10000 miles of highway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-22

Balata, formerly used in golf balls, IS now used in making self-sealing fuel tanks for airplanes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-22
THANKS EXTENDED

We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to the many friends and organizations for their assistance to us when our home was burned in the Cliff Apart ment fire.
 (Signed) MRS. MINNIE MONROE. adv. WINONA MONROE.
 Musicians Dance, March 6. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-22

The Humbolt current off the coast Of Chile is strong enough to change the course of ships
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-22
TIDES TOMORROW

High tide-3:45 am, 16.6 feet.
 Low tide-9:56 am, 10 feet. High tide-3:52 pm, 15.6 feet. Low tide-10:08 pm, 0.2 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-22

Gymnophiona are small snake-like amphibmians without trace of either limbs or tail.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Five Injured by Autos
In Traffic Mishaps Here

Barbara Saposs, l4,sdaughter OF
David j. Saposs, War Production
Board official, suffered leg injuries
yesterday when her bicycle was
struck by an automobile in front of
1917 Biltmore street NV. The girl,
who lives at 1923 Belmont road NV,
was treated at home.
The car was driven by Inez w.
Bailey, 38, Of 928 Easley street, Sill
yer Spring, according to police. Mr..
Saposs is chief economic adviser to
Wendell Lund, head of the WPB
Labor Production Division.
-Four persons were injured. two
seriously, late yesterday, when an
automobile operated by Clement C..
Antosh, 26. of 758 Sixth street Sc.
collided with light truck at Ana
costa drive and Howard road Sc.
Admitted to Providence Hospital
after treatment at the Naval Air
Station Dispensary at Anacostia
were Irwin Evans, 30, 920 Twenty
third street NV, who suffered a
fractured pelvis, and Stephen
Shegda. 33, 945 Longfellow street
NV, who sustained a broken right
knee. Both were occupants OF the
Antosh car.
Thompson M. Simpson, 81, 1893
Gault street NE, operator of the
truck. was released from Casualty
Hospital after being treated for
minor injuries. Antosh was re-
leased after treatment at the Naval
'Dispensary.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

American Legion, commanded by
Capt. James G. Clarke.
Presiding oflcer viii be James
G. Yaden, president of the Memo
rial Day Corp. After invocation by
the Rev. John A. Lund, department
champlain Of the United Spanish
War Veterans, Harlan Wood, past
department commander of the
American Legion, will recite Lin
coins Gettysburg address. De-
partment Commander Richard A.
Burton Of the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars will read the order establish
ing Memorial Day. ''The Americans
Creed" will be recited by Depart
ment Commander Earl D. Harrell
of the Disabled American Veterans
Soloist will be Gene Archer of
the National Broadcasting Co. After
Gen. Somervell's address the ben
ediction will be pronounced by the
Rev. Howard E. Snyder, past de-
partment chaplain OF the Amer
ican Legion.
The amphitheater program will be
concluded at pm. The Marine
Band then will play for the audience
and American Legion to march to
the Argonne Cross in the American
Expeditionary Force plot of the
cemetery. Commemorative cere-
monies there are being planned by
the National Pilgrimage Committee
Of the American Legion.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Memorial Day Event
Will Be Addressed
BY Gen. 5omerveII
GAR Announces Program
For Next Sunday at
Amphitheoter

1t. Gen. Brehon B. Somervell,
commanding general of the United
States Army Service Forces, will be
the principal speaker next Sunday
at Memorial Day exercises at 1880
am. in the Amphitheater of Airing
ton National Cemetery. The serv-
ices will be sponsored by the Grand
Army of the Republic Memorial Day
Corp.
Preceding the ceremonies, a wreath
sent by President Roosevelt will be
laid at the Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier. Veterans organizations will
also lay wreaths at the Spanish War
Monument and Canadian Peace
Cross.
The Marine Band will begin the
amphitheater program with a 15-
minute concert under the direction
of Capt. William F. SanteImann.
Dan Campbell, arrangements chair
man, will call the audience to order
at HAS am. to view the presenta-
ton of the colors by members of the
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Norway Fights Nazis Hard ,
Dr.. Skard Tells lufherans

Norway today fights as hard
against the Germans as any mem
ber OF the United Nations, DR..
Sigmund Skard, consultant in the
Scandinavian Department of the
Library of Congress, told an alumni
group of several colleges of the
Norwegian Lutheran Church last
night.
DR.. Skard, who formerly was
librarian for the Royal Academy of
Science and Letters in Trondheim,
Norway, attributed the Norwegian
peoples resistance to their belief in
their democratic traditions.
'Norway's social and economic
system was unequaled by any other
country" he declared.
DR.. Tillman M. Sogge, president Of
the Washington st. Olaf Club, pre-
sided at the meeting. held in the
Church OF the Reformation. Among
the colleges represented were Luther,
st. Olaf, Concordia, Augustana,
Augsburg. Pacific Lutheran and
Waldorf.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
VINO Employees Open
Arr Exhibit Here
Tomorrow Night
Reception Is Planned;
Committee Of Sponsors
Headed by Mrs. MeNutt

An exhibition Of about so objects
Of art, including sculpture, sketches,
paintings and tapestry, by employees
of the War Manpower Commission
will open in room 934 Of the COM
missions building at 1778 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, with reception
from to Z pm. tomorrow. Begin
ming Tuesday the exhibit will be
open from e:15 am. to Z pm. for
the rest Of the week.
Mrs. Paul v. McNutt, wife Of the
chairman Of the VINO, who is
chairman of the Sponsoring commit
tee, has invited Mrs. Roosevelt and
others to receive with her.
Others on Committee.
The committee of sponsors also
includes: Mrs. Lewis B. Hershey,
wife of the Selective Service director;
Mrs. Lawrence Appley, wife of the
executive director of War Manpow-
er; Mrs. William Haber, wife Of
the director Of the Bureau of Pro-
gram requirements: Mrs. Frank
Sparks, wife of the chief of the
Bureau of Manpower Utilization,
and Mrs. Vernon D. Northrop, di-
rector Of the Office OF Personnel Ad-
ministration.
Two employees committees ar
ranging the show are headed by
Mrs. Mary Particle, chairman OF the
WAR Wives" and Miss Antoinette
Piccolantonio,, chairman of recrea-
ton.
Variety In the exhibition was en-
phasized yesterday by Miss Ruth
Green, of the VINO, and Harold
Metz, occupational analyst, formerly
with the Arts Museum at Philadel-
phia, who arranged the exhibits.
There are three pieces of sculpture,
an embroidered tapestry. some "ab-
stractions," pen and ink drawings,
still life, nudes, several landscapes,
posters, and futuristic compositions
Work Done As Avocation.
The work is by both white and
colored artists, who pursue art as an
avocation.
Among the exhibitors are:
Miss Frances Perry, Junior clerk;
Miss Margaret Appich, statistical
draughtsman: Edward Ransom,
property and supply clerk; G. A..
Thomas, senior laborer: Miss Goldie
Larsen, correspondence clerk; Frank
johnson, Junior clerk; Miss Rena
Rubenstein. junior procedural anal
ySt; Miss Romano Blunt, associate
administrative analyst: Miss Mary
Ladd, assistant statistical clerk:
Miss Grace Copper. junior occupa-
tional analyst: Mac. E. Clark, Illus
TRAITOR; Ralph Conover, administra-
tive analyst; Miss Jean Simmons,
stenographer: Miss Barbara Brown,
statician: Maj. Lewis Pedlar, spe-
cialist, U. S. Army; Miss Catherine
SHOEMAKER, Junior Jerk; Mrs. PAU
line Babcock, clerk; Miss Inez In
CHAM, Junior occupational analyst.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
u. 5. Presents Award
To Russian General
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The War Department yesterday
awarded to Maj. Gen. Alexander
Ivanovich Belyaev. chairman OF the
Soviet Purchasing Commission in
the United States, the Legion Of
Merit. degree of commander.
Maj. Gen. George Strong, assist
ant chief Of stan for military intel
ligence, presented the decoration to
Gen. Belyaev for his services as
special liaison ofiicer Of the Rus
sian air forces.
The citation praised Gen. Bel
yaev's services in arranging for con-
duct of special flights of high gov
eminent officials to and from Mos
COW, "his helpful and willing CO.
operation with our military repre-
sentatives to Russia, and his assist
ance IN bringing about close CO.
operation between the general stair
of the United States Army and the
general stan Of the USsR In Mos
cow"
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Opportunities Hailed
In Three Industries
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BOSTON, May 22.-Three fields
Offering outstanding growth" op-
portunities for investors are the
plastics, light metals and elec-
tronics industries, says the United
Business Service in a special survey
Of growth" stocks.
I'm the plastics field hundreds of
new uses have developed out of the
scarcities Of the war period. Plas-
tics now replace such basic ma
terials as wood, metals, glass and
stone," the service declares.
"As regards light metals, the de-
mand for aluminium and magnesium
alloys for aircraft has resulted in
tremendous increase in productive
capacity for these metals.
"Electronics developments have
been so speeded up by wartime needs
that the science has advanced a
whole decade ahead of normal ex-
pectancy."
Evening star., 1943-05-23
7-Pc. Mahogany Dinette Suite

An appealing 18th Century Suite superbly con-
structed of genuine mahogany veneers on
hardwood. Consists Of Buffet. China, Exten-
Evening star., 1943-05-23

9-Pc. SOfa-Bed Ensemble
Smartly styled Sofa Bed with a matching
Chair. Opens into a comfortable bed for q ~ -
upholstered in heavy cotton tapestry. Also SD
included Kneehole Desk and Chair, Cock ~
tail Tables
Junior and Table Lamps and Mirror
Open A Credit Account At The Hub
Evening star., 1943-05-23

You can place a Want Ad" in
The Evening Star as late as IL
o'clock tonight. At the business
counter, or il you have a telephone
call MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
MurseiIIes Museum

The town hall Of Marseilles,
France, is to be a museum for OBJ
jects of archaeological interest which
are expected to be found in the old
port, now being torn down.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Musician Is FIobberqusted

BOULDER, Colo. R.-Mark Wes-
sci, professor of piano at Colorado
University, was to deliver a lecture
to the public on the appreciation of
music. How to listen to modern
music without being f1abbergasted by
the harmony" was the title he
finally chose.
Evening star., 1943-05-23


registering their entries the show which opens tomorrow nen e gn m
registering the In the background Ans
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
Hrcl>rlE 10 ,orr-
NV. DETROIT

Miss Marie Butler Of 1885 Mad
ison and Miss Lillian Bradford
81 1912 Mullett returned home a
few DAYS ago after a two-monih
vacation With AIRS Gertrude
Thomas ~ Wyoming avenue.
staff Sergeant Paul Kenzie has
returned 80 Fort Riley. Kansas.
sflcr furloueh dnrine which
time he visited parents. AIr. aud
Mrs John kcnzie.
Peggy Shre,e. recent honse-
guest Of Miss Ceneyievc Hopkins
Of Indiana avenue has returned
20 her home IN Windsor. Canada.
MIS- Helen West OF eol5i Wyu-
ming avenue has recovered from
her recent illness.
nr Thompson ~ Norihlawn
avenue is seriously III with pncu-
mcnia
Mr. and Mrs. f. W Barnes
Of llcnc avenue have returned
l. me from Saginaw and Grand
Rapids. Mich
Cpl John Anderson has re-
turned 20 his station IN McDill
field Florida. afcr lidaN fur
Tough lie visited his mother,
Mrs G.. l.. Anderson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES

Man" viii he Tho subject Of
the Iesscn-Scrmon In all Chris.
ilan Science churches Jhroughou,
he world on Sunday. Sept s.
The Golden Text Psalms 1851
Is Mark the perfect man. and
behold the upright for the end
OF that man is Deacc."
Among tht Bible citations Is
his passage 'Rev. 2f:3l And I
heard a great voice cut OF heaven
saving. Behold, the tabernacle ~
Ccd is with me. and he viii dwell
with them and ihey shall be his
people and God himself shall be
with them. and be their God
corrclatve passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
bo' 4 Science and Health with
Key to The Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy, include the follow
ing fp. 76); "'rhe sinlcss Joy.
the perfect harmony and imnor-
tally Of Life. possessing unlim-
lied divine beauty and goodness
without single bodily pleasure
or pain constitutes The only
'critablc indestruciible man.
whose bcine is spiritual"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
16-YearOld Youth Talks Way Into Elks Championsh

tIves when ~ kAACP swings
into Fall action at Sept. 10. mee, /.
Ing at Ebenezer; 60 Council OF
Churches Inter- Racial commit
tee meets Sept 10; and GO May
cr's ln,er-Racial committee takes
up its duties with return OF Chair
man Norton.
Honorable Mention
Goes 20 my mother-in-law, Mrs.
lila Turpeau, who is the anliihcsis
Of stereoiyped molhers-iu-law
Acilse. and an agile leader. Mrs
Turpeau sold $4,000 worth OF
bonds in three days At The Gin
cinnati Bond Pier Some woman'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
Speaks On
Negro And Tn
Constitution
Atlanta
Lad Given
Second Prize
PlTTSBrHGIl m.

PlfTSBrRGIi ANr,
Dudley. Is-ycar.old DanO,, ' ~
school student w,,h,. M
- won ne epnps EiEs y.
'"rieal eonle-t haM ~ 4
'ral Baptist chu Do her. o,.. =
other finalists lnall.y .., ~
me Negro and w. cor.'ngi.' :, T,
William Eawvd ran.,an ~ T.
dent al ny Nsansl ~,
school Ailal.4 p.ve. va
lfize o'h'r rnne.ans NJ.
Betty Jeanne Est, lnd,,--.,'.-'
honal Todd lpn.e ,lA. -
ms. liou ton: m4 Al.h.. b. ~
Dover pcl
Dr. Ethel CHS. 'ca ln,o5...,
ne E'hs comm lest Of .d.,,'
ton. Judge wilim la.r''
who presented l Contestants
The Program ontNd aah r..
'csslonal - ih ,mesi /,
NJ liucston Gafa N.qole
gene Sorfal III '>siicd rlle, 4.
grand daushlt iu aei, u,
ih'is and ne .onal d,r.,,.,,
f'he uu.f...l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
LEGAL NOTICES
oscar J.. IlegeIt. Attorney.
is:M Russell II.

STATE or MICHIGAN in he
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chaucery
JAMES ROY WASHINGTON.
Plaintiff vs.. MAMIE WASHING
TON, Defendant
fiIL M. 3i5.9ss
AZ session OF the said court
held AZ the Court Honsc in Tho
CITY OF Detroit on The eGih day Of
July. A.D. 1913.
resent The Hon THEODORE
J RICHTER. Circult Judge.
II appearing 10 this Court IRON
The AFFIDAVIT on file HAT The dcfen-
dani. Mamie Washinglon. Is not a
resident OF The State OF Michigan.
county Of WAYNE but resides IN
The CITY OF Evansville. County OF
Nanderburg. State Of Ind. and
thai her last known address Was
s26 South East 9Th street. Evans
Vile. Indiana.
ON MOTION or OSCAR r. Liz
GIFT. Attorney for The plantn
~ is ORDERED that she appear
and answer The Fiji OF Complaint
flied in this cause within three C~l
months from the date n This or
der. or said Fill OF Complaint viii
be taken as confessed. and hat
copy OF Tie said Order be sent
10 the last known address OF the
defendant by registered mail. re-
'nrn receipt requested. ana in case
he same is not received by The de.
fendant thar this order be pub
lishcd as required by law.
THEODORE J. RICHTER.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LIAGENANN. clerk.
~ HIGH 4. MERRON.
Deputy Clerk S-li 9-25.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
10 STUDY EDUCATION

CHICAGO amp An an
ncnncement last week said that
lr Nilsson Davis. assistant pro-
lessor ~ education az the l'nl-
Ncfsily % hhago viii make a
study OF intefracial and inter-
cultural problems both IN Amerl-
"a and other countries. lie IL ex-
peeted to begin his tours during
the next three months cutoff
residence allowed each faculty
member During tho Other three
quarters he Will resume his teach
iag duties "a the university.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
w. Kisses
ORDER or ~ llllt il'V'

AZ q session oi s0a 49,.
in The tiiy n Detroit 3 'D' . ,..'.
House. County Of Wayne AZ" ~.
Of nirhigan. august 10 40, 49,. re {
Present Honorable lFS'''"
MoI.L. circuit Judge "a
II appearing ffea '0 ga. ,lsi.
nle lint the defendant hlla "'s !,
son Grier is a non rcs'es' "a
fbis state but resides at w. ~'.,ll,.
north jefferson street p"
Georgia. United States : ~. n'i ,,.1
1T Is ORDERED that h''. 'a ~,
s sU,' answer ~''c the Bnl Of conp '..,,
filed in this cause N''a'" ~. or
' months from The date Of lal' y \
G 'g' or hat said n'l WI VII N
taken AS confessed as''" rs.,
Defendant. fua Hudson ..' g,.r.,
TT IS FURTHER V' I. NIB
mat a copy " th. o'o'' Il ia
lt.hed aocordins g" ''" '.o,,.f
: '.g ,a,ea and sl,,alaiins 10 I
rmm,, Of WAYNE ana pun INV 4
Michigan and also 'n'' ''.s,,lsr'l
mis- order be sent oF ~
mail 20 said Defendan' nohl.
@ or'n Jerrersos s're't O'"
Georgia. r.s.A ,,oli.
LESTER ;. " ,ast
"a True Copy < ,lerk
cnxrAR D. LlNcENNN'
rs r W METHOD s,.-s-as
Deputy Gers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
MONROE
b, MRS. MANHOOD COyING0N

Claude ElhrIdgc and son. Junior
have just returned from a ten
day visit I'm Atlanta, Ga. where
they wcro entertained atthe home
OF his aunt, Mrs Lillian Morris.
While there they also visited
Douglasyillc, Ga. and spent some
time with other relatives. They
returned home sunday after
noon.
Mrs Annie Mac Foster visited
her friends AIRS Hattie Mason.
.S2S r Fonrih street Detroit.
she returned home "Wednesday aft
trnnnn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04

A. q sessltm a Court hsh
~ ihc GOA lin. 20 ,be wsa
County isuaidins s psiou NrA,
On this -Nfn c Ng An,
ir4a
Present liunnsbt JAMES b.
cHENOr. ti,ua Jasr
u appraiu. roo uudasl %
Gle in TN, n 'ta iae stoe
lamcd plairiin does r''kron a
what State asniy iae Dc.
PENDANT G.ojee SCOTT resides,
lr IS TnfEEfWtE ORDERED
ltat said dtftuean George !,
Scott. appea ang au ger ne Bl
q Complaim fifi n his "a's
within ihro ioH DIS iiom l'
datc OF His uN' saa RNd
Complaint Nii. ~ taken as CO..
fcssed aeainst ha
lT is FURTHER ORDERED
hat a cory Of us order be PIP
lished acc rdrlr 20 la1 ~ IN
Detroit rribuue au also hal
copy OF fhis Vrd,r 1c sent y
Registered Mail iaiuu RefdF
I.on.s,.a 10 . defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
RIVER ROUGE
ny BENNIE CASEwELI. Jr.

; u Craft OF River Rouge was
sven surprise party Monday
evening Aug rs AT the home OF
Mn and Mrs Roosevelt I.ackey
Many guests were present from
lhkstcr and River Rouge Mr..
Craft received many lovely gifts
which were highly appreciated.
William vinson. Jr.. well known
Rouge lad. viii leave for Chica-
so, Ill, on route 10 Tuskegce.
Ala. where he will attend school.
William is the son 81 Mr. and
Mrs. William vinson. Sr. Of 4O7
Polk street. River Rouse
Tho Union Baptist Pastor =
chorus will present It's firsl grand
musicale on SUNDAY. Sept 3. az
80 y N They have planned an
evening Of classical and semi
classical numbers which viii be
rendered by individuals and
groups.
Guest soloist viii be Mrs Ma
ME Span well-known radio ar
list Of Detroit
Vanguard Club
The Brown Vanguard club Of
Ri,er Rouge has suspended meet
ing uniil the first Thursday In
September which will be Sept ? I.
Tho club which is primarily
interested IA The study Of The
history OF the American Negro
has planned campaign fr
youth memberships Membership
is limited For further infofma-
lion eall Ninewood 1905 on
Tuesdays and Thursdays from
10 10 3 NJ and TO 6 p M
Post init No. -
The Young Nalois Palmer Unit
No "a met recently at Tho home
o. Mrs Beatrice Stokes Reports
We're heard from the delegates.
Mrs clara Darden and Mrs po-
cahonlas Henri
NcNt meeting NIL he held at
The h me 81 Mrs Eva LaF'lucr.
Airs. Zana Smith has Just re-
turned from an extended trip
through Tic south
| Mon Baptist
A Joint SUNDAY school So sion
was held SUNDAY by the Union
Baptist Little Rock. True Light
81 Detroit and the Second Bap-
Isl OF Inksicr
Members Of Tic Michigan Bap-
list Ruilders association were in
attendance G. hampton. pres
idcni was in charge OF The BTr
and Sunday seho. period
At II 2 m. the pastor. The Rev
j. H. Johnson pastor Of True
l.ielil Baptist OF Detroit preached
the doctrinal sermon On The
subject. ~ Glorious Introduc-
ilon = Test was from Genesis
49, One person was added TO
ne church The choir sang.
I'm The afternoon the mission
any sermon was delivered by The
hov y J.. Merritt OF lnkster
on "A New Birth" from John ss.
The Majestic Singers and The
FLYING Eagle Singers of Erorsc
~ the First Baptist church.
Twelfth and Frances streets. The
Rev. J. Davis is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-04
ION or, ,ol>oM

RHOOkLNN tANPl A'cord-
sp~ 90 recent reports The cnihn-
siasm of Tho Bfooklyn Negroes IS
II foyer hca ~ Norman y John
son candidate for councilman
hcfc Authorities say that II
Johnson succeeds IN winning the
election he vill be the ciiy's hrsf.