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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

mans daughter. They were married
in 1882 and, now that he is captain
In the Artillery, she wants DIVORCE
In all the divorce cases, Whet
among peers or plain folk, the w%
as well as the revised divorce stat
utes, bears a measure OF the blame.
Whatever the reason, the editors
of Burke's and Bebrett,s yCarn for
the good old days when a viscOunt
and his lady married, retired 10 the
ancestral estate and lived happily
ever after or, at least happily
enough 10 keep the record straight
THE NNEUICIS WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

and knights are still in there pitching.
The books on the peers, which tell
who is who in the upper crust, are
issued annually But last years pub
LEGATIONS are no guide today Even
monthly editions would scarcely keep
abreast of the rapid changes in high
households.
Besides, some of the Divorces are
rcmarrying. This means an awful
-tanFle- relationships - especially
when you consider that the "Pecragc"
keeps track OF the kinfolk of aristo-
cratic families TO the point where
they are mere first or second cousins
bearing no other title than Mr."
The current situation is in contrast
TO the one that prevailed from the
FIRST publication the "PeeEaFe"
until recently. In fact, for many
years divorces among the "PeCrage"
clientele were so rare that each one
was a sensation.
But not long ago Parliament re-
Taxed the strict British divorce law,
making il possible for warning couples
10 split up on other grounds than
proven marital infidclity
Outstanding in pending litigation
among the notablcs are the Duke and
Duchess of LeinSter, who for five
years have been trying 10 dissolve
their marriage He j. the tWicC-wcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

tlltI britain went
10 war. she met Sir
Richard. She was
something less than
a sensation as an
actress, although
Of striking beauty
and he was an clIgI.
bile bachelor who
traded in his life
of ease for the uni
form of an ordi-
nary seaman in His
Ma jcsty'S Navy
ThcV were married
in 1888. shortly be-
fore his brother,
Lieut. CoUdr Rob.
crt Charles Mead
oWS w hitc. was
killed in action and
ne succeeded 10 the
baronctCy
Now Lady Eliza.
beth has sued, and
Sir Richard has
elected 10 challenge
her charges.
Another couple
are Sir DCrmot
10 hua Cusack.
Smith a n q Lady
Dorothy G : a C X.
: 5 nit h. H. n clergy
They were married
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

ponderouS volumes
that keep tab on
Britain'S aristocrat-
ic families. So fast
are marriages melt
ing that the editors
can't keep pace
with them.
At the last court
session, eight be-
wigged justices sat
in jud ent on
nearly 5000 divorce
suits, and among
them - on both un-
defended and de-
Tended lists - were
IN ore [ h a n so
names OF titled gen
tlemen and their
ladies. Currently,
about $500 cases
are at issue, with
de CT sions being
handed down al the
rate of 300 a week,
anI Ai1Enc harnnc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
LONDON

NRHSK- business in the divorce
X courts is sending up the blood
- pressure of the editors of
Burke's Peerage and Debrett's, those
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

-The Duchess Of
ErinStPrS SuittS
ON the Cure mt
Calendar of the
British Divorce
Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

/ was glad Blumoy wasn't alone. Jack was
an old Texas friend He had been ZiGEys scenic
designer, and had costumcd Music IN the Air
for me.
The weight lifted from my heart little until
the next morning when another script which
Blumry intended TO purchase for me TO produce,
arrived. II a play about New FORK society. /
returned it saying it impossible. It's unfortu-
nate run OF three days bore out my judgment in
rejecting il.
/ was restless all week and thankful 10 climb
onto the train that Saturday night
In New York the car and chauffeur were wait
ing for me az the Stauon-without Dlumcy. i was
the first time he had ever failed to meet me! l
rushed home in the belief that there would be some
explanation. found bunch of flowers on my bed
and a note which said: IF you're a little lonely
tonight, give a ring. I'll wait up. Jack"
OF course Jack IIarkridcr had been in the apart
mcnt all week I read the note again and il seemed
that Jack had tried TO tell me something he could
not bring himself 10 write. But did not call him.
! went to bed. but did not sleep. And there was no
word from Blumey that night. About five / finally
fell off TO sleep and when l awakened about noon
got up and went into Blumcy's room.
= Blumcy was in bed with his private phone and
Ills head under the covers! When he heard me he
uncovered his head hung up the phone and looked
at me. did not know the look in his eyes,
who it, Bumey?"
None OF your business"
This the quarrel had started and
hoped had ended
The library phone rang and answered it, A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

The Sparkling Memoirs of the Broadway
Cinderella Who Got Everything She Wanted
-Fame. Riches and q Millionaire Prince
Charminq-But Found Out She Didn't Wont
Any Of Them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

Put your mother on the phone"
The receiver on the other end Of the line clicked
into place. But suddenly BlumeyS private phone
rang and ! was quicker than he 10 answer.
II should think you would do your own calling"
l said 1T would be the Child's mother) Wait,
don't hang up. Here is my husband"
Il don't want 10 talk 10 hcr!" Blumey said
"He doesn't want TO talk 10 you" l repeated and
hung up 80. Madame X
Blumey anErier than I had ever seen him.
don't know what l felt Somehow l never
thought Of how I'd feel when / knew there was
someone else"
Mind your own business" he said. And we
looked at each other over a chasm too wide for me
10 see across clearly. Then he soon d-esscd and
left the apartment without another word ! went
TO St Patrck,s Cathedral and tried TO think tried
10 pray.
Blumoy moved from "Tae Castle TO the Wal.
dorf the next day-with which fact first became
acquainted in q newspaper gossip column
But soon everyone told me who the other woman
was-a talented, ambitious grass widow wiki
child. Shed splashcd the edges Of Long Island
society and New York's literary sct-Madame X.
Bluucy became so infatuated that he blinded
10 the ruthlcssncss of onc-SO VcnecrCd with charm
just as Other men, who had been useful to her
ambitions.
However, he came back one afternoon anger
shadowing his face.
Peggy, when you knew why didn't YOU tell me
about herr" he asked. Il never dreamed she was
like that"
Before I could think Of what 10 say, the woman
herself phoned.
rs Mr. Blumenthal there" sh, asked. and
recognized her voice although she hysterical.
did not Try 10 comfort h.Fn--AYha1 girl my age
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

Peggy Fears, When She
Was at the Height of Her
Career as q Producer,
Having just Presented
Music In the Air"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

would have known how 1
put the phone into his hand
and noticed that now he wore
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26
Young Wife Leaps
From Taxicab In
Suicide Attempt

a yourc wife IS in q critical
condition al tho Receiving hos
pial af.cr she lcapcd from q
moving iaAicah Noneay in an a.
tmpt 20 end her NE She 8
Mrs Rcneiia Holt %. ~ 35.j T..
AlcNdrne Tile injured wom.
an was hrorehf TO tho hospital
at 5es PIN rs her husband.
samuel from The eornfr 81
Grahot and Hnssoll Examination
revealed thar Mrs llolt vas sli
fcrine from skuli fracture
u appears that The woman was
having domestic trouble Win ne1
husband and while ridins in a
CITY cab near ihc above 'f'a
section She jumped from me '''
ard lauded ON The pavement
claude owens Is. t-i6 nemn'rn
the driver Of the cab said ihal
ho was not driving more IMAM
ten miles an hour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26
Mother Of Two
Charges Bigamy
Says Hubby Weds
During Absence

Joseph rabn~ Of 22+N
Rsanl. iWcs charge uf hisauly
la Ee,olu,r. court This wcce a
MgfrWt was sincd Tuesday
irmnns by Jadee pouald NJ Van
~, after Mrs lpdie Perkins or
SgtG E'ard bad complained to
ilc Prosecutors office ihat She
he'd discovered her husband has
another wife.
The first Mrs. Perkins said
that She married. Joseph ON May
rs. 1858 ia rexarkana. Ark and
that two sons were horn in Tex
as rhey vctc Joseph Dr.. horn
Dee 81 1928. aud Lawrence horn
O,f 1910 Joseph SIR came 10
Detroit ia May of 1912. In Ooo-
bCr Mrs. Perkins followed. but
had 90 return 20 TcNas because
Of The Illness cf ono on her chit
continued on page s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26
PRIVATES
GET PILOT
TRAINING
Four local Lads
AT keesler Field

kEtslER tirln BlloN N'
PNJ Eescno slondcr1r son
Yrs hsto N9r snndCmlre
'os amrs a0
nufan'ln, How'd so
anl Mrs gsgen heyi
NSor base cniertd
ihe ccnier here
Two oihsr na'rH t
made arplnaiion 90 tet
rrrcajof itan.us rl
lNt Louis faNpr Jr. SON ~
ani Mrs twns Tlylnr 81 .f4ma
Hos,laWr and Pet N,Nwdsr g.
Cmi.s son nf NJ and Mrs ST.
esaudcr gh.lds s5s2 Iwden
street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26
Hotel Manager
Saws Woman Stole
So, 200 From Trunk

Police are holdine Nfs Swa
Jacob 1911 Brush, on ?
charge OF grand larceny Conn
plant against the Woman was
made hy Anus Johnson q 1871
rtu~h ne claims thar The sum
~ S-2oo was solrn from his
tunk ID MS ROOM ~ the hotel
located Oh me above address
johnson foll rolwc ihat Sara
Jacobs STAYED in his room on
Thursday night Aug and She
icit ihc hotel around 2 ~ a. Whom
be- went nlo lhe room 40 : am
ie discovered that the suspect
had rone
Tho complainant 90 tbs man
actr Of The hof.l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26
DIttroiter Takes
National Voice
And Piano Honors
Delegates From
Many States At
4Day Convention

cltNtl tNil. Ohio ~ tle al
naa confeniion of the Naiionsl
eo'mtion az negro NlsuAns
ir ses.Un hflr ifnm Ana ~ %
"a iNtfoii wrsicians captured
n.sly ~ to- ienors SiNie,n war
on sitHe crlyson Of )rpr
iepfrnlHiiie ihe Nasiriaus as-
speation iu ih Michiem area
Nun We fnN deAar fgsi pfile.
in competition Win cisu' either
vo,tli>ts, in ilt National Music
'outest 40 Central liigh school
SUNDAY evening
Mrs Carolyn Brown Anderson.
~ vear-od VIE ~ George An-
d'lson young i'tsolt baritone.
Won tho second prize az twenty
five collars 80 ihe piano contest
i' whoh there were two other
eoupoiHor Nf- Brown per-
folnauee Wss topped ouiv hy
~ fi'N rtffft. ti ifN
lNd pHle Who captured fins,
ns'gni'e also gave splendid
frllcraaap over The radio
snoDe rpni 'tlag Laurence Wn-
ior aal Ali yolande Maddox
Nee than twenty asc dole.
fa's% are Do attendance from po-
Nof rspr,sfntps lae Detroit
lrau,h of fhr 81 aniSaiion.
mpn tie ue Fred Hart
nlllsn w4o rfntiy hsid the
PRESIDENCY ~ i'se pefroit Assoc
ciafioi ct Na-le ans
1lu contrlun IS largely az
hndod WIN delegates from as
iar Noih MINNEAPOLIS ard 49,
fir South ~ Flofls llahama
end Texas Other siar repre-
s,nfea iuelndr Nen Yots. Pom
ssltania Illinois luiaua kan-
sas Missouri. OHIO. Tsnnc sec
West Nigsinia and Michigan AZ
ihr nicotine Sunday me dele
sNc were Welcomed rs The May
81 Of Cleveland
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26
Two Meharry Grads
Hold Reunion Here

After = separation OF forty
years Two schoolmates were re-
united IN Detroit this week when
nr J W. Jamcrson Of Satan-
nah. Ca accompanied tv his
wife. came 10 visit Dr. D. p.
Dawson OF Wexford avenue ln
Conant Gardens pr iamcrscn
and Or Dawson were classmates
nc Mcharry Medical college in
Nashville. while Mrs Jamerson
and Mrs Dawson have been
friends from childhood The son
OF Dr. and Mrs Jamerson IS also
visiting with bis parents in De-
troiL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26
ploans Here For
feting With CORE

a racial group from To.
4 i be guests OF the Detroit
-''''e o. Racial Equality
ai Bethel A1iE church.
3 and So Antoine
'"'f he sronp will attend
iNicos and will proceed
A i''e for a picnic lunch
hmiitec hopes to map
4, 1--WE Mans concerning the
biased restaurants aud
4 wy interest themselves in
Committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26
Soprano Signs AS
Recording Artist

NEw YORK Miss Lola HAYES.
internationally known metfo.so-
rimo Who has surr lhfonfhow
This country and Europe 4 now on
nor own program over WNlt,
ru.s.. nights at $3.50 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26

noard meeting Wa $
si Warren III lhe
e' ite organization
n tho>n
ilifiieg anno"nccd
ctpln. FIRST vice.
e'caatci go the
~ unanimous vote
samAAblm is no long
hr s'ill remains a
Board OF dircc-
,a3cs announced.
Board meeting was
hoard mombcrs for
tle. -. at s ~
a time il Is stated
wllf be made ln
best results naN
Work group for
election After The
g general meeting
ftrship viii nte
fr Notification
-nil Who was elect
'f We MlciisNn FEEDER
f.'ir clnus following
"l 81 Senator chart, f.
e time aso. request
pune Monday to please
Diiou Of any election
Michigan Democratic
Pc Tribune checked with
~ D and he verified TIC
'ae Board OF directors
'.'a N tho presidency 10
.'r Cunningham.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26

See picture ON pare 3
combines vorfins. eafrrs and
learning i IS sponsored ts st
an cducationHi institutions th.
Chryslcr and Ford Motor coma
panics and Il retail stores Tno
seven institutions arc ihc Jui
sorsiiy ~ Michigan. Nofih0,si-
crn. Wayne. Michigan state
Northern Teachers. Central state
Teachers. and the state Board IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26
State Democrats Remove
Cunningham, Elect
Drun To Presidency

4 se release issued by Atty. Flcdelieh Yates exc.
tgfetaN Of the Michigan Federated Dcnocratit
is mlanunccd Tuesday that Emmett G.. tunnnehanh
r president of the organizations WAS removed from
M VIDA. nlght Aug is. Ly u.llOm ~ lhe Luarl ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26
Teachers Become Pupils;
Take 8-Week Course

With the idea % kra0 Us
actual eXpfrifnte aau "N.
whifh they ifc2inp rC o. atH
students no vocational sH dlsf
teachers arc ecwr'eNne au ish'
weeks course given iids slmuEl
at Detroit.
The first ~ rs l'ni ever O.
f,iei 30 This country fnr ,ml
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
Russia Will Be
Theme OF Lecture
By Jerome Davis

ljr jeromr DAVIS. well known
educator and news paper corre-
ponacni viii speak sunday Jan
az s pm az Plymouth Conere-
eaiional church under the anspic.
IS OF tho Winter Lecture series
Committee
br Davis has taught al Boston
university Dartmouth college
Harvard the University Of Wis
consin and The New school OF
Social Research.
ne viii speak on me subject
Russia in The War and Post War
Area he has written many Az
ticics on The Soviet Union and
while in Russia in 1914 he served
as a correspondent for the Toron
TO star. His writing have also ar
pcared IN Golfers Weekly and
The New Republic
Mr.. Davis has had the oppor.
tunity TO see the great transition
that has taken place in Russia
In 1916 he was in charge Of the
prisoncr-of-war work IN Turkc.
stan and remained there for some.
time after the revolution az head
OF an YMCA waf work ia Russia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
M URDER. SUICIDE. TRAFFIC
DEATHS MAR HOLIDAY JOY
Detroit Gil Freed OF Murder
PRIVATE DISPROVES
THEORY HE POSSESSED
DEAD MANS PROPERTY

TtscON Az The Federal
Disnld Court here dismissed a
chaIae Of mst detrec murder
aeaiusy rft Willie Orange r..
iiuaebuca soldiei on Dec H.
G ange Nas indicted for the MUIR
acy 90 White civilian employed
"a me post exchange ON the mile
iary reservation at ~ IIoachuca.
A4y
~ NE preliminary hearing held
in Noyenibe orange was held with
another soldier as result of tesii-
mony given he piitate 60 the ~
fe,t iha' orange had-aJienHted 70
sell some III TIE personol propeuy
htcr ideniihed rs having belong
"a g the deceased man
The NhAip retained thu sesi,es
of Atty Anthony 7 pcdecus Of
hisAe Ari1 10 represent Private
Grange ON Dee ~ tho dale SCI
for fslal iW he court DO Assistant
US DISTRICT Attorney moved 10
dismiss The charge against Orause
40 fh ground of insufficient wi-
dcn,e
Private Orange is the -np of Ni
and Mrs Allen Orange OF Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
SANITY COMMISSION
APPOINTED TO HEAR
ELEANOR SMITH CASE

A Recorders Court sanity com
mission was appointed Friday for
Mrs. Eleanor Smith defendant
in The kidnappine of Bobby King.
Tho members OF the commission
are IN W. Harold Johnson medi-
cal director OF Trinity hospital;
Dr H. f. Simms, physician. and
Dr. Lowell Settings. director Of
The Recorders court clinic
The commission members will
make their report on January 10.
the date set for the trial OF Mrs.
Smith
II has been limited that plea
Of insanity will be entered for
Mrs. Smith by her attorneys She
Is being represented BY G. Henri
Lewis and Joseph Brown Of the
law firm OF Lewis. Rowlett and
Brown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
Civil Rights Federation
Sponsors Jewish Institute

Professor John r. shepard
president Of the Civil Rights lcd-
Grafton announced this week the
opening OF he second Institute
series dealing with the problems
OF minority peoples under the au-
spices OF that organization called
the Institute On The American
Jewish People The director OF
the Institute is The Rev. Ellis
worth NJ smith. director OF the
War Emergency Commission OF
the Detroit Council OF Churches.
beginning ON Jan S. the Insti-
tutc Will run for six consecutive
Monday nights AZ s pm 40 the
FIRST Congregational church.
Woodward and Forest and will
deal with "a United Program to
Eliminate Anti-Scmitism for the
Preservation OF Democracy
The topics and speakers az the
Institute are a. follows,
January Sth Tho Background
Of the American Jew" by Dr.
Joshua Block. chief OF the Jewish
Division OF the NY Public IL
frary.
January i5th-"Amcrican Jew
and the Growth OF American De-
mocracy' by Rev Ben Richardson
Exc. secy. OF the Protestant Min
isterial Associates.
January 22nd An Evening Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
Drunken Driver
Kills Three,
Injuries Thirteen
Bodies OF Sisters,
Co-Defense Worker
Shipped To South

1'hrt won, defense woieefs
were Killed when drnptsu triy-
"a sped lnio crowd vMias lor
"a sIreff or IN : saieiv zone a
iianuameh Thirteen olhers ~tar
woat..ra .inl the aeeiden' 1hich
cecuiied as illc woftr- weie
leaving work a niauien last
Wednesday.
The dead women 'nc Of whom
were sisters are Catherlue Carey.
~ and Ann Carey ~ born ~
80 Adslaido aaa drs Thelma
Crawford. - IL go sherman
The bodies OF caihcrtne and
Ann Carey wore shipped SUNDAY
riclr 20 t.sil.tm Tenn Tor Our
ial
1hclma Crawford ihe other
,ittim' viii be bnrird 10 Nash
,Hlc Tenn The bod, in charge
of Ffitz fnneral homo. Was
shipped Wednesday incoming
Police bad % rcscne 'hc driver.
Walter $ f'rankowsM .i-t Flo
rian from ne Infatuated mob
which surrounded me ear sad
threatened 10 lynch him lie Is bee
ing held for INVESTIGATION OF ncg-
lieent homicide
The slain women and The
wounded were All WORKERS a me
Champion shark plus Co All ex-
,cpi orc ct the victims afe ~o-
neu rhe Carey girls resided
win thep sister Nts Mali~sa
Anptfson inoiIer sister Mrs
Nas Sisb fesides al go Osborne
Mrs crawford and htr cousin
Odessa Williamson iooued 81 'he
sherman street address, Mrs
crawiord's husband pet tlis
Crawford IS somewhere IN ihe
South Pacific Sh. WAS planuine
70 leave The neNi a., im chqsi-
mas visit with relaiisrs ia h,g
hometown Memphis Tenn
IN serious condition Nfs
bessie Dtipway e17, Mack Il n
- Joseph M,rca hospH3i oiiers
taken 10 81 Francis hospital "a .
(Coniinued on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30

Jewish Culture b, pr lloace
Gfinucll. noted Sew York Ausi-
coIoeist
january eolh rau-es at Autit
Scmiiism b, Mr. Leonard Gold.
itch. Sccy OF Tie National Com
mittee to Combat Anii-Scmiiism
February 9TH "Anu-semitism
Principal Weapon Of I've Finh
Column" BY Michael Sayers to.
author OF the best seller "sabo-
taec"
February ieih Community
Programs to Achieve entity and
Eliminate Prejudice 4 PANEL
Discussion Moderator, Ernest
Goodman. Labor Atty
1. A Program for the Church
Rev Leslie Bechtel. exec sec'y. OF
the Detron Presbytcry
@ A Proeram for the Negro
People Bculah Whitby haiti pres
Of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorori-
~.
g. A Program for The Labor
Unions. Georgc H. Adde's rc' D.
treas UAW-Clo
4. A Program for the Jewish
People Philip Slomoviiz. editor
Jewish News.
over three hunder prominent
Michigan citizens are sponsors Of
Tie Institute.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
Flint Man Gets
Position Here

William Il Valentine who has
been director of The Urban league
at Flint Mich for tho past TWO
wears viii come 10 Detroit Jan.
10 TO fili The Vacancy at ih"
Detroit Urban league cansfd by
the RESIGNATION OF Ray Hatcher
Mr. Valentine Is q graduate 81
Bates college in Mainci also OF
tho New York school of Social
Work, and h. has n master of
arts degree IN sociology from
New YORK university.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
F.y.TRACK
STAP GOES TO
WEST POINT

William Naina' ir former
track star Of the conversely OF
Michigan Was appointed 20 the
military arademy ~ West Point
bv Congressman GEORGE vhrien.
This was lao Christmas Rows re-
oci,ed iast week hS DIS PARENTS
Ar. and Nl, William & Mainay'
sr of e3s Holhrook
Nainay enlisted in ihe army
IN January 1884. specializing In
radio and radAr in The aviation
branch OF The services lie is an
honor gsa8gaie Of Northern hiFh
school and was o writer for the
college paper while 10 the Uni
yersity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
DEBONAIR BANDIT
TAKES $3.50

A bandit who stsod' lfisiifflN
among the customers a. PfoNidcni
Loan Company IN M Ipbn hniid-
ing robbed thu cashicr. Miss lnet
e. Williams o. nearly $50" ifi-
day afternoon between T. ~ ana
pm
Fipm an repons me two 't~-
toners in The room thousht the
unknown man 20 he an employee
ana took NO notice when hf
walked pasi out OF tho doorway
md 10 the AlAIrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
NAACP Annual
Meet January ?

NEW YORK 1Hc resnisr ah'
uuai ha~ns ine w ief
NAACI wiu hc hfH here a ioe
National Olucs ~ fiilh avenue
New YORK Tuesday ian 40
rm Reports OF mo yrar ~n'h
vil D., given anil mem'et@ ni
ihe lnatd OF lireinfs c.rc'cd
The meeting is rpen lo aii H0'7
ffYng mnncrs 90 'le A~eov'''
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
CITY COUNCIL PASSES
ANTI-RELlCTOUS AND
RACE HATRED BILL

An ordinance making Il nm
lawful to publish or di>trihnie
printed matter tending 10 eN-
po>e an, racial or religious
rromp 10 hatred without The
signature and post "ffice adj
dress Of The author. was passed
Tuesday b, the Detroit city
Council.
Vkletors found guilty VIII
be suh;sct to a 500 fine or 30
days in tle Honse Of torrec.
tion or both.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-30
Race Riots Appalling
To War Hero Who Lauds
Work Of Negro Buddies

tibes And ih'y're swell people
THEY'RE our pals and We we're
lcuiv mad and embarrassed when
THAI riot news got 90 ns.