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FLATS ron SALE-wEsr

tLAlo IOu oALL-WLoi
HoGARTH, 2646
Brick 4-family, ; rms. each. hot All
heat. Scar garage rent ceilings
Si26 I'm i-430O. FINER NJ CLARK
WEST GRAND BLVD, 1919
This well built structure well suit I'd
to conversion Is now offered a, 4
bargain pnce NJ. N. Riker. CA
032l or TT 1887.
HOMER WARREN a 60
WEST GRAND BLVD. 1868 Col
ored buyers should see this invest
ment Condition and income good
NJ. II. Riker. CA 1921 or TE 1887
HOMER WARREN 4 co
CoLoRED-320o Hudson. corner
SIS, 500, 200 On 5p7s TilTman,
frame SIS. 81 600. Sso0 On 1854
Kendall. mr.. Woodrow Wilson, SIS,
furnaces. 81. 500. 81 900 dn Edel-
man, 1925 Oakland AT Westminster.
COLoRED
WARREN a w. CD. BLVD
Brick 4family: ideal rental resi-.
dence or business section. UN l-i3OO
ELMER NJ CLARK
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LINCOLN PARK
Lincoln Park

Several homes, refrigerstors ana
stoves installed and included m pur-
chase price Near schools and stores
block from transportation, Lana
scaped lots IS, 500. terms.
HOusEMAN-sPlTZLEi corr.
1904 DIX Lincoln Park AT oe3h
LINCOLN pARK-7f7 Lincoln Five
rms. X. A. heat 20 mouhs old
paved st. 40-ft. lot owner must
sell IS ZOO. 81 200 down, $50 monthly,
including taxes Eston, kA boei'
evenings TO e2ls7
MANoR-Face brick. rooms $500
down. Rome Homes. Inc. UN $500
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ousiness Property tor Sale

FURNITURE DEALERS
Display rm.. los n. front, at 800
Cd River IS. 900 SO. Il. CA 032l.
Mr.. Markert. Homer Warren A Co.
stores plus 4 apis; Polish dist Must
sell. bargain. Geschwind. PL 3444
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BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

BARLOW. south OF l. 8 Mile: 2
bedrooms bath fun tile features
living room kitchen dinette, attic,
basement II A. heat, lot 40xl14.
screens and storm sash, only IS. 900
81 $50 down. 500 mo. inc. taxes and
insurance.
IRWIN. KIGHT 4 HINES. INC
l4054 Gratiot pI 54l6
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See Schatz in Garden City
FOR REAL BARGAINS,

Ste oCIldlZ III Val utI VI
FOR REAL BARGAINS!
ii-ACRE 2 bedroom home; gar.
chicken house: city water. shade.
fruit trees, including 2 milking Ter
sey cows, rs hens. $3.50. $3.50
down. s25 mo.
3, ACRE Corner lot. Nankin
Township school bus service 2
bedroom home. mod. hath gar ,
includes oil burner. $3.50 with
100 On, II mo
DEARBORN TOWNSHIP rms
mod hath. oak floors, lathed and
plastered: close to schools, transp
oTTo y. scHATz
251S5 Ford Road De 1000
YOUR DREAM
50 acres. modern 5-room house. no
ot outhuildings. 6o-tree orchard 20
acres OF woods invest your money
in this farm as a real hedge against
imitation Priced 70 sell See salesman
AZ 1912 Telegraph Ri Evenings.
UN 4-4420.
s A HADLFY. INc.-CA Ooso
YOUR future domestic in low tax
district; water, sewer sidewalks and
shade trees easy terms Newman,
Dix and Northline Rds. CHI 1850.
l2ia nc. on Goddard Rd City
water and gas level. fertile land;
81 600 On Newman. 1851 Tele-
graph AZ Goddard Rd DE 263s
s0x215-Sewer water. gas. walks;
schools; 1913. near l3 Mi. and Wood
ward. Judson Bradway Co. RIA 300.
4 RIM. house acres. best land only
81. $50 Realtor CA 1900: IT, 2-6i79
COLORED-4i acres. between ~
Mile and QUINN Road excellent soil
near schools Address Box B2s5l.
Detroit Times. 81
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coLoRFD- rNKsTER
HOUSES FOR SALE


ATTENTION. isfEs family a looms
bath enclosed porch near school
vacant $3.50. tsrrns u sat-. Nor.
Ers 2iI45 Fenben
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

READY cash buyers; houses, OATS
, apts (Colored). Quick action. G. w.
White. $3.50 Hastings. TIE i-00s6.
RESORTS ron SALE
4 COTTAGE 10 move or wreck build
nov lumber complete; priorities not
necessary. Joyce Wrecking. 6235
I SChaefer
/ on LAKE HURON. y OF sarnia-
! l2Sx6O0. wonderful sand beach, 7
| rooms. bath; stone fireplace. cleo
I refrigerator and range 2-csr garage
Z guest cottage. tennis court. picket
I fenced Ideal modern summer home
! AZ a bargain. $4,000. terms
RESORTS FOR RENT
MODERN cottages and cabins. new
and clean for rent on beautiful Black
Lake. Write or phone 32si. C..
Evening star., 1944-02-06

"Oh, shut up. l thought perhaps you'd
understand"
You got me baf1ed this time, Ruthie," I
declared.
OF course should have let it alone right
then and there. The tradition is right about
sergeants. They should leave their hearts in
the staging barracks before they 60 overseas.
A sentimental sergeant is ridiculous spec
tacle.
So what? The very next day, thirty-nine
minutes before Ruthie and were off duty,
G.I. runner sticks his head in the door of
the Communications Office.
Hey, Corporal Landry, there's para
trooper sergeant at the gate. He wants to
talk to you a minute"
''Oh - oh yes. Thanks"
Ruthie was in state. She'd been handling
hot priority message from some brass hat
at Headquarters, and it wasn't all cleared.
"Oh, gosh, Mac!" she said. Cant you
Evening star., 1944-02-06

wouldn't let Ruthie drive. He took the wheel
himself and sort of hedge-hopped into Paler-
mo. Once an MP stopped him for cutting
corner across some ruins. but Hunkaman
Hanks just growled at him with abysmal
gutturals, and the MP stepped aside.
Ar THE Excelsior, Sergeant Holligan Hanks
practically dumped Nancy and Margaret
out of the jeep Then he said: You won't
like this Joint. Dogface If you got the dough
to pay for it, know where you can eat
steak" OF course Ruthie was ghouishly en-
tranced by this time, so she went with Jen
Jukes Hanks. He took her to a cut-throat
Sicilian bistro called the Cafe of the Two
Palms. It was up an alley.
So help me, quote Ruthie verbatim: JEFF
wolfed down two big steaks. He never SAID
a word. He threw the bones over his shoulder
to some dogs. Then he gulped mugful OF
the vilest Sicilian wine you ever could mag
Evening star., 1944-02-06

you'll probably never see that big ape
again."
Ruthie laughed. Eyes, l will. He's
in rest camp for paratroopers at
Villa Lucca!"
What's he doing there - sharp
ening his fangs?"
Evening star., 1944-02-06

catch, Dogface?' He called me Dog
face! Just imagine that, please"
How SWEET
Well, the sum and substance of
this tender meeting was that Mr..
Hanks finally condescended to ride
Evening star., 1944-02-06

''Oh yes. Mac"
is he an officer?"
Hes sergeant"
Judas Ruthie!"
Now-I, myself, personally have nothing
whatever against paratroopers. They are rug
ged lads, and without them we probably
wouldn't be in Sicily and Italy. But para
troopers are strictly madmen. You should
hear pilots and air-gunners talk about para
troopers They shake their heads. They make
circular motions with a forefinger at the tenn
pie.
know a troop-carrier pilot who took
load of paratroopers to Sicily in the first big
push. His hair is snow white. They call him
Grandpop. and he says he aged fifty years in
three minutes just watching those paratroop-
ers jump.
1T cont be paratrooper, Ruthie. - said.
1T just can't"
why not, Mac?''
looked into Ruthies large, kitten-blue
eyes and started cooking with gas. Pick
guy that's eager and makes three bounces
with Mustang at Heinie troop column"
l said "Pick Commando or mine-snooper
or tail-gunner on B-26. But paratroopers
- Judas They're killers, Ruthie!"
Ruthie shivered. you must meet jeff
Hanks, darling"
"Why?"
He's 50 big and tough and - glorious"
How did you meet him."
1T was pickup"
"A w-what?"
Il left the field with Margaret and Nancy
in a jeep We were going to the Excelsior
Hotel. saw him walking down the road near
that break in the stone wall where the tank
trap was smashed up. So stopped and asked
him if he d like lift 1t was ghastly thrilling.
That's new kindr'
Il mean, darling. that Jeff has no social
graces whatever. He just stood in the road
and looked us over - like Neanderthal
man."
What nationality is that?"
skip it. mean, Jeff didn't know whether
he wanted to ride with us or not. His first
words were You got fiat tire? Then, when
he looked the jeep over. he said: What's the
u Nol
Evening star., 1944-02-06

take over for me so can get out now?"
whats the rush," said. Hell wait. !"
mo, he won't. He's not the waiting kline"
you finish your job" / said. throwing my
stripe at her. "I1l 60 tell the big galoot
you're coming" guess must have wanted
look at Sergeant Jeff Hanks.
11E WAS quite an eyeful, too. mean, in a
crude, bestial way, MIR. Horrible Hanks could
hold you in morbid trance.
When got to the gate, he was sitting in
a jeep of his own and what cruelty to jeeps
If he wasn't dirty, he sure was dusty. The
only thing clean about him was his boots;
and he was polishing them with a bandanna.
That poor jeep sagged and creaked under
load of solid bone and beef
Sergeant Hanks?" said, nice and polite
Evening star., 1944-02-06

'fYeah," he said, tossing me quick look.
Corporal Landry won't be able to see you
until five O'Clock But she'd like to have you
wait, if you can"
Nav. can't wait that long"
II could take Ruthie message"
He stared at me- what message?"
''How should know?'
''Well-n . :. uh -"
MAYBE if you tried real hard you could
think of something?"
me? No."
The only thing polished about that guy
was his boots. could glimpse tufts of dark
red hair under his tin hat. His eyes were an
off-shade of brown and childishly gentle -
almost but not quite innocent. He noticed
that was giving him some very close study.
So he hauled his feet down from the wind
shield and started the jeep's engine.
The jeep was rolling when he thought of it.
Tell her got to 60 to war tomorrow" he
said, over his shoulder.
Iran after him. Shell want to say good
by!' yelled.
"Okay. Good-by."
mo - wait She'll want to see you. Where
can she see you this EVENING""
Same place. She'd better be there by
six I'm awful busy"
He and the jeep went twisting off down the
road, scattering flock of Sicilian goats like
ten-pins.
Invent back to camp and tried to talk some
horse sense into Ruthie. 1t was bad show,
as the British say. Ruthie was strictly
weird character. And how can you warn
weird character against another weird char
acter like Mr.. Jeff Jerk Hanks?
Maybe it does sound absurd" Ruthie
said But if see him just once more, I'll
know. Things can happen that fast to people
in wartime Besides, IL can't let him go
off to Italy without - uh - saying good-by."
Jokes can happen fast to sergeants in war
time, too Because, look, there was at five
minutes of six, sitting in jeep parked by
some rubble at the mouth of Palermo alley.
Evening star., 1944-02-06

inc. l sat there gruesomely enthralled.
like having a date with Viking ch
from the Ninth Century"
"Gee!" I said. who kept the chi
going? If his mouth was full of steak al
were speechless ="
''Oh, talked. asked him questions
yeah? About the Ninth Century,"
mo, stupid. About his work. And
swered them with beautiful simplicity
Il bet he used Basic English"
Corporal Ruthie got sore at this crac
knew she was goner. I'm afrai
don't understand, Agnes. I'm fed up
rich vocabularies. l loathe articulate
These are the silent days of deeds"
Right at this point l started to ,
'-Okay. What did he do?" l said.
Ruthie was wriggling out of her un
to beat lights-out. 1T was lovely
perfect. He gave me that
chocolate bar for dessert. Then,
when we were leaving, he turned
back and got the rose from
glass on the table. He showed it
at me. On your way, Dogface.
Those other danes will be wait
ing got to see couple of guys!
liz TURNED on his heel and
walked off," -
'Phew! What reliefp' said.
I'm in love with him." a
And what did he think of
your"
Tt don't know, Mac"
Did you tell him you went
to college - and for how long?"
''Oh, my goodness sakes. nor
How did he like your vocabulary, sv
II didn't use any big words. In fact
uh Il rather copied Butch Meha
mean, her accent and phraseology."
"Why, Ruthie!"
Miss Ph.D. Landry just folded the I
an envelope and put the envelope in he
locker. That's part of the miracle, dal
she said. Il wanted to show him I'm a!
nary as Paddy's pig, which truly an
going to try to make him like me - al
H. ErLr
They don't blow any bugles at our
in Sicily. When it's time to go to bee
Just switch off the lights. Then Lieut.
Virginia Holcomb drops around as
with a blue-lensed fashlight to max
bed-check.
l tried whistling in the dark. "Oh
you'll probably never see that t
again.
Ruthie laughed. Eyes, I will
in a rest camp for paratroop
a Villa Luccap
What's he doing there -
ening his fangs?"
'Oh, shut up. l thought perhaps
understand"
''You got me baffled this time. Rutl
declared.
OF course should have let it alone
then and there. The tradition is right
Evening star., 1944-02-06

He just doesn't love me, that's all. Let's 60
back to camp"
''Stay here won't be long" meant to
fix things or else.
mo. Mac, please -"
But went right on up the alley to the
Cafe of the Two Palms.
Ruthie's paratrooper was sitting at table
near the door.
He had steak, but he wasn't wolfng it
like Viking from the Ninth Century. He
wasn't eating at all.
Look, mugg," said, you've hurt Ruth
les feelings"
Sergeant Hanks stared at me with an orpery
eye.
'+She's hurt mine,..' he said. "Why does she
give me that corny talk?"
''Oh -" said, you guessed it was only
gag"
"Any jerk can tell when girl is trying to
condescend."
"She didn't mean it that way She happens
to be a PhD. and Phi Beta Kappa. She
likes you really dunno why = but she
does So she was merely trying to be palsy
walsy."
The guy blinked. "I'm not exactly a
Cretin myself he said "Of course, I'm only
an MA. - from Nebraska. But just now, I'm
a paratrooper and damn proud of it. Y'see,
l was teaching philosophy before the war
started and -"
Don't tell mer' said. II know. You
were one of the highbrows that helped to
start this war So you joined the paratroopers
to make up for it. These are the silent days
of deeds!"
That knocked Sergeant Highbrow Hanks
definitely speechless.
Come on, mugg," said, Tets go tell
it all to Ruthie."
xha Ed
Evening star., 1944-02-06
Ruthie had gone up the alley to the Cafe OF

Ruthie had gone up the alley to the Cafe OF
the Two Palms.
l had drawn a crowd OF seventeen little
Sicilians; one carabinier; six dogs; three
grandmammas; uncounted cats, flies and
fleas. The children wanted una ca,omeaa
(candy to you), and money with which to buy
gelati (ice cream). and anything removable
they could swipe off the jeep.
mo money, no cayaneLla, no eelati. no
tires, no nothing" l said. ''Cood-by, scat,
scram, vamoose Via Italia! Viva da bigga
jerka Jeffa Jukesa"
Viva Jeffa Jerksa!" kid yelled, holding
up his fingers in the V-for-Victory sign.
gave this kid two Ira. which was mis-
take They started to mob me. Then sud-
denly the clamor was hushed by rapid-fre
of Italian from the grandmammas and the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

Young. Mrs Bculah c. Brewer VIII
be responsible for the schools in the
area.
Walter Hardin, Shelton Tapes
and Horace Sheffield VIII marshal
the forces OF labor behind the move
mcni. Other group leaders viii be
appointed in the near future.
Certain leaders in The community
are TO be asked TO lend their sup
port and influence. Among them are
Atty. Fred Butzel, r. J. Thomas,
Frank Martel and Dr.. Dewitt
Jones.
The persons who have worked
diligently TO bring the campaign to
its present state Of development are
John c. Dancy. DR.. Walter Mack.
Mrs. Josephine II. Love. Rev A c.
Williams, l.. c. Blount, Moses Walk
er and Fred Long.
The support of all graduates of
the 27 schools and friends is re-
quested and urged by the commit
tee.
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NEGRO LAWYERS.
TO CELEBRATE.
NATIONAL WEEK

May IL through the 81 has been
designated as National Bar Associa-
ton Week. according TO the an
nouncement OF Charles w. Ander-
son, national president
During this week, meetings will
be held in cities throughout the
United States with the purpose OF
better acquainting the respective
local communities with the history
and contributions OF the Negro
lawyer.
Fine Contribution
The place of the Negro lawyer Is
a unique one in that il can be said
that he has contributed more to the
progress and respect OF the Negro
race than any other group, is the
contention of the National Bar AS
ISOLATION. In most cases these con-
tributions have been made under
the most trying circumstances, at
tremendous sacrifices with very lit
tie pay.
The Association is now putting on
a fight 10 remedy the cause for the
lack OF recognition that lawyers
have gotten in the past. 1t is felt
that the lack of organization had
been responsible for this omission
and that now the job OF the Bar AS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

| WISH TO THANK REV. r L. BRAiALTY
OF Second Baptist church members and
friends for their LOYALTY 20 me during the
Illness and death Of my beloved dsushter
who passed May 2 at Harper hospital
Mother, Gertrude DAWSON, 4242 Brush,
THE FAMILY OF THE LATE CLAUDIUs
MrCARTHUR gratefully acknovledget the
flowers. condolences and kindness Of friends
during their bereAvement.-Mr,, Hattie
Macarthur,
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CLEMENT, Trent
ADDRESS GROUP
AT INITIAL CALL

The National Negro College FUND
opened its campaign I'm Detroit lsSi
week when John J. O'Brien. local
millionaire. called a public meeting
al the Lucy Thurman IWCA
O'Brlen. who has a lorg record
OF achievement IN benevolent scil-
vitics along with his wife, Mrs
OBren. was asked 10y the local
conn ijtee. appointed by D. Ben
jam.n Mays ~ MorehouSe - accept
tie chsirmsnship Of the drive in
Detroit
Clement. Trent Present
The group was fortunate in Is
tine Of meeting 10 have Or Rufus
Clement Of Atlanta university. At
Isnts. Go. and Dr. william J.
Trent 81 Livi0 gStonc college IA the
city. These two prominent educators
have beer attend nc the 32nd Quad
rtnnsl Of the AMEZ Connection.
Both speakers gave brief stale
ments a. 10 the Importance Of THIS
drive 20 Their part cular schools and
10 the p private colleges Who are
participating
John OB,icn made plea 10 the
az the Campaign drive. Hc expressed
the hope that INC greater part %
the money would be raised among
the Negro people II tbs Is done
he 81 a. Il feel cCr;a = that double
the ar, cunt ~ sod VII DC collected
from tho whites II Dcuo'' The
quota for Detroit ~ iae National
GIVE Is So 900
State Efforts Questioned
All speakers At the meeting en-
phasized the importance Of the pri-
waite Negro college IN tho American
scheme Of education. Ii was the con-
sensus Of opinion that the efforts OF
certain states IN the nation would
not be great enough 10 take care
Of the needs Of American Negro
youth.
The plan Of action for the Detroit |
drive was agreed upon as various
suggestions were received from the
floor.
1t was decided that all OF the or
CARNATIONS Of Detroit would be APP
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preached FOR their support OF the
effort. These organizations are be-
ing divided as TO their interest and
fields OF activity and interested per-
sons have been asked 10 be respons-
IDLE for the solicitation OF them.
Group Leader Selected
Rev, Raymond Scruggs and Rev.
Robert Brady T. will be respons-
IDLE for the churches George Ried
is 10 have business men as his re-
sponsibility.
DR.. Walter Mack and Or. ]. n.
Mattox will canvas the doctors DR..
Paul Alexander. Dr. Charles Whit
by and DR.. Haley Bell will be re-
sponsible for the dentists.
The government employees will
be under the supervision OF Samuel
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Woman Files Suit
To Test Poll Tax

The wife of soldier in Roanoke,
Va, has filed damage suit in the
Federal District Court attacking
Virginia's poll tax law. Mrs. Dor
othy BAntley Jones, FL. member
Of the Virginia Electoral Reform
League and OF the Parents and
Wives OF Fighting Americans, Inc.
is asking $500 damages from Miss
Haseltine Settle. city registrar. be-
cause Of her refusal on Nav 8 TO
permit Mrs. Jones to register to
vote unless she paid the Sl.50 poll
tax for l945 as required by law
Mrs. Jones contends that she did
not owe the poll tax and that the
tax was unconstitutional.
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ISOLATION will be TO improve the
organization Of Negro lawyers.
The following analysis is given
Of the present status OF the Negro
lawyer.
In the southern states the Negro
lawyer receives about one percent
uTc) OF the Negro legal business,
and I'M the northern. eastern and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

western states. the Negro lawyer
receives about twenty-five percent
l25qs) of the legal business Of his
own group There are however, some
exceptions in about dozen cities
IN the north and west. where Negro
lawyers clientele is predominsntiy
white.
Local churches and other organi-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Walter White
At Church On
Friday Night

With d" day approaching and
thousands Of Negro soldiers poised
for the invasion, interest is high
over the speech Of Walter White,
scheduled for Friday, May 10. at
Bethel AME church at pm. White
who recently returned from a $4,000
mile tour Of European battlefelds,
Will report on the home and for
eign fronts.
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CLASSIC led
For SALE

BRoTHFRHooD FLAG postcards shouin=
proposed UNITED NATIONS FLAG IN five
eolors and designed 60 represent all peoples
may be had in quantities postpaid "a fo,.
Iowsj 5 for loo: Is for 25c IS fer soc; so
Tor VI 90; $50 for 500 and 900 for $40.
send for some today and help promote unity.
sqnaiity. freedom. peace and brethsrhssd.
send coin, stamps or money order to WORLD
PEACE ASSOCIATIONS Jenkins hinnesois.
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IN MEMORIAM

NATHAN RAMSEY IN LOVING MEMORY
Of my dear husband. Nathan Ramsey. who
departed this life on Mothers Day three
wears ago May IL 1871. Remembrance ia
golden chain. death tried TO break but all
in vain To have % love and then 10 part
is the greatest sorrow NJ ones heart Sadly
missed nv his wife, Pearl X. Ramsey and
aunt. Mary Lee.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DEAR
mother. who passed away IL years ago.
May Is Remembrance Is Eolden chain.
Death tries 20 break hut all In vsin, To
have. 70 love and then 20 part. 4 the
greatest sorrow Of ones heart .-Yom loving
children, Katherine Brown Mae Bolin. Etts.
Marion, Lender. Vera. Helen. Joseph sns
Hannah.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Claude Cooper
New Treasurer

Claude H. Cooper. membership
secretary OF the st. Antoine Branch,
Y.MCA, has been recently elected
treasurer OF the Michigan Associa-
ton OF State Secretaries. This will
be in way OF promotion for Mr..
Cooper. who has been president OF
the Membership Division Of the
MASS for the past three years.
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SCOTTEN-2 Family 4-Room
each. $4,000; Sl.500 down: Lear
garage.
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LABELLE-Sinsles. rooms:
full basement. hot air heat;
$500; Sl.500 down.
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PERSONAll
CARD OF THANKS

VIII Oliver 1aGrov. please call a. the
Parking lot, 237 Hendrie. regarding hp car.
Owner.
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Set $4,000 AS Goal OF Negro College Fund In Detroit

cations will present programs dur
ing the week to acquaint the public
with the history OF the Negro lawyer
and his fight against great odds.