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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Dogs 60 TO Ohio

Ohio is the mecca Of doggy
foik az this season OF year. Clcve-
land thI~ Weekend and Cincinnati
next, VIII be ccntcrS of COMPETE,
uon with. as usual many breeds
of good .d2gs from Michigan and
the DcHot area
First show Of the season 20
which Detroit may lag part claim
for lt> continued prosperity the
Toledo annual. April and , IN
she Same spot as last year. the
Civic Auditorium There arc two
clubs IN Toledo The seneca Kennel
Club the FIRST day and The Toledo
Kennel Club on tho second
Feature ~ ft-r Foird1 shows -
The fact Michigan cnty wii. be
exceeded only hy Ohos
IiaCkett also Mll nudge he
lFtfHFHam County Konnel CMns an
nua. PUPPY match ~ Lansing
March rs This show has become
the outstanding puppy match Of
the state
The Michigan Dog Owners As.
ISOLATION meets Monday At 1920
Woodward 10 elect officers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Rifle Club News

Lincoln Park High School will
have Two and possibly three teams
IN the Hoarst-TimeS finals II is
the FIRST time they have entered
a team. Two other doWnriver
cities expect 10 enter high school
teams for the first time They are
Allen Park and Mclvindalc. Ray
Siam. formerly of the y f. A,
now m the army Is quartered AT
the Masonic Temple. The Great
Lakes Steel IS sponsoring rifle
school for the FoTdS0n district
Boy Scouts. The Military Inn
Gun Club cooperating with the
newly formed Southeastern Mich-
gan Rifle and Pistol Association
sold Sd 20 IN the Fourth War
Bond duyc...The ST. MaryS Of
BEDFORD Rifle Club recently grad
uated - students Mos, ot them
ale girls from Burroughs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Women Name
Tourney Date

Barring an official check entry
for the annual women's city
championship bowling tournament
starting March Is a Great Lakes
Centre calls for 700 teams ! 500
in singles and 500 or more pairs
IN doubles. The event viii be held
weekend, as usual and close late
in May
Vcrnors won tho Class A team
event at Palmer Park last year
on 2Sl6 Edwardina Coy and
Constance Powers took the
doubles on 1912 and Marion Cor
man The singles on SIS. Agnes
Ekerom was first i'm AN events.
1721.
Prospects indicate there VIII be
fewer teams than last season
when Sli signed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Women S State
STANDINGS


Tear-Fox pe Luxe Grand nmrs
$3.50 Twentieth centuN ANN ArnH-
'233f A-oue Spnrs Club FHf nl
3Ianemort Ke.feat Detroit $500 Hlt
fcu Grand Rapids 1888
Doubles Ruin lartfus- Irene S.N't'r
cher Ann hrror il1f Alice H8te't.
Vera Whutmau Rattle Cfeek. lIIo. E.thrr
Mg0sfef Arm Nu.st Fr1t 1885 AW
Carpsr-Tssu Cur'ls Detroit PS5 N Una
Nelson Dorothy Miller Lansing ESQ.
Singles. Roth Ifeuffer Saginaw. .6-
Msrraret Wallace Flint t5t "argarr
Ro1''. Grand Rards 3a. Dorothy M.r
LANSING. a5s, Vera Wh'eman fafs
All events Vera wn1eman HqtHr
creek ltel
Team Babs Cafe Detroit
poahes Frances Ksrn-IsF,rr Nsntk
Sturgis JOSS singles Ruby tl,s,r GRAND
Rapids. ot5 All eyenh-Run, tI,,,r
1855
Tcsm--Srepard Lansing. 21ii roIn.s'
--MarEsrsf schultz Margaret bcmtit $685.
+ singles Mafte Blaze saginaw, 81. a..
events .Gertru3f Wrcbsler Port ii.r.r
1876. GIartA NCl1aEh Muskcson, q =.
CLASS ~
esn-- Michigan STATE college -Its
na8bies Esther arr Viva fHrr I~
u, Ct} SOC srs.rs Mar, HeWr. IFH
h events Is4e Randall. Fern.
CiNN~F
Tear- t..rt sr Rockford 1915
N4- Irene ilr.-'
~.lran rr CuIneIIe.
rreartL Bf- All ot.'s-Jasee larheae
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
In the Open S5 %':9 fs s23 LAW
BY DON GILLIEs

Mr. Duck Hunter how do you
feel toward liberaliZing the present
laws on wild fowling?
This controversial subject is
certain 10 be the No headache
of the National Wild Life Fedora
ton and the North American
Wild Lie Conference when these
groups meet IN Chicago next
month for their annual convention.
Live decoyS batting raising the
limit on red heads. fixed hour for
shooting splitting zones within a
state. and a longer season are
only a few issues conservation ex-
pertS face.
Al the recent outdoor writer's
IN Columbus, state
game officials from various parts
of The country declared the time
was ripe for AN about change in
migratory waterfowl laws.
Some writers agreed that mod
crate changes would hardly hurt
the wild fowl population which
federal officials have pl d
all the way trem l00OO0.OOO to
$50 900 600.
Directors Of several state CON
Servation d epartm entS rec
commended a longer season and a
fixed hour 10 start shooting Don
Waters. conservation director OF
Ohio VIII ask that his state be
placed in two separate zones 10
meet varying conditions IN the
northern part OF The state against
those m the southern section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

They are. ln order ot ihtF
standings in the peUo.t Times
Classic. Joe PauluS Chene-
Tromhly Recreation, Joe Nor
r., Stroh and George BNantS
J. s. 3. Louis Burrs Deluxe
and Bud StempIcn'S Five also
ere entered from here stem
pen has added Johnny Grim
MINI, and Emil DmItue tc go
with I'd SchIct>ky Mike JAN
son and himself
The Victory is a >tN-eame
test across y alleys, three each
CAV Stroh staged a whulwlnd
finish Of 3lS4 10 win the
largest top award ever offered
for a team event with a 6l3l
total last year. Second place
pays 81 600 with six other cash
prizes II costs a team Sis
20 arfpT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL

TIE RIVERSIDE
aI. lFfsrs87. a. NtDourau NJ ss
Altoona REC. >, 20. s,,., s'o"6A" ~. :. -,
opEN BOWLING TODAY FROM no A. "
UNTO =. ~. WEEKDAYS UhTlL 3 p. ~
AMpbSSLnnp 'oi SCsAtrfs, Near
Onsr Boruag an Day sa'u-aa,. sorea,, fror
90 n TW Clou-r weekdays rHi 7 After o.
AIT CENTRE "oOG 5TtlYs ~ IF "A 80
Oper Bo~uoc ALL DAY Sa'ufta,t ard Surds,,
Frss PARKING Fscsiisot tsarsnar'a'ior fsruifiss
BEACON REC. '[ ,,,.t. At SA1ts '1.a
Gssr soshrg TODAY i9H 30 ~ rU Clouns
ope7'na' Tor @orrina End Afternoon Lsss1e,
BOWL O .DROME so, PETER no s,s'
Open Bowling o. All lines!
BRlGHIu00p 9oea! ftNNtLL AVE- s,v
INV" 'HVOn BRAtLLE. RE stfs
i0 Fully Equipped Bruut.tcs stftamissd Aus,s
op'r Bo~iau AL DAY saturday, ana Sursn,
CENTENNIAL ... s,'1o NJ. SFA' sS,.. ayt .o,o
Deer sosilas TO-DAY A " Until go A ~
VISIT Our 6sant'iui Cocktail LOUNGE 10 Laoa
CHeNE. TROMBLY q, 49, gs5"f 81 49,.
$50 Entire, Close March 9 5 900 r,r,t Pr,
$500 Second. Cultivated pufr fund-Sio yo1
npFST IkEpc FULLERTON a. or RWLR
VIlLoi lHNL0 o. tlIsst no. lsss
bo~isr.i Parsdiss' stn OR STAGE Bar ard
Cocktail Lounos. NEVER A DVtl MOMENT
DFhBY u'zs ~Hlr1lsR. +" EtltY 30
uLNul " ALLEYS AR b4ls
Ops- B0.ling TO-DAY from eco a n uniu
Clouro Home o. ihs famau Ea,sti.a -Chiessr
DETROIT RECREATION . t1t4ytT q. ~ $3.50
Open Bowling az All Times!
DEXTER REC, of1 ,l,,y q sosrqs eL 40.
Open Bowling Today-AII Day
GARDEN REC 'e et SoqorAgo .o = iS'''
oPCs BOWLING TO-DAY FROM 90 "
usriL CLOSING wttK.fNOS UNTIL Pm.
GRAND CENTRAL 80" ~ ,tF s.,,, SA'S
Pleasure 10 Bosl a. oui-iss Alloys IN Detroit
Good transportation rasilri's-Hus Street Car
GRANDWAY REC. 1906 eFAs '.9,,6 s'vts
So Brand New Alleys Jpsr Bovitea SATURDAY,
s7d Sundays. Beautiful Coektah Lourss
GREAT LAKES i. M 10 ssS r'H Ss s,s,
Al 90 ALLEYS Ayanatis for Opfr Bo4Hre ss-.
ufdso and SUNDAYS from l0A ~ Unti Closing
mai nnnnc g5s ". GRAND BlVo II
VIVA begbN NIihlhhN IA. N|IA
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Minuis' From Duwu'o~r AmB,s pafsins.
IMPERIAL Pre etsIss! Moross etoG
10 MODERN Alleys
Ors- Every DN Until Ad7i0Ht ~. qtgs
]. J, MILLETTS "F r - jl.i,, ava
You Are Always Welcome Here
4 ntigrtc nrn % p0NttAC htrrve
COCKTAIL LOUNGE murray g5t2
t3q25 Cast jefferson. ~ EbSrLAWs
LUCKY STRIKE 49, 49, g a. w p S'v5 20 A.
OPER BOWLING TODAY p n UNTIL
q a. n. 2a BRUNSWICK tAhJS LAR
MT, ELLIOTT REC, 0'i' Nv NJ n ssss'of1
ops0 aues, TODAY .ffoN 2 "a " Urm $50
A" VISIT Our coestau t7Irts ssssilsai Ford
NV 6AHfltlD ~ snl on s-m
usdsf No. Ns~s1s~srt Opfs B6-Hes TODAY
49, GAY. Wsfsds' ~ a. ". U0tH p. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Sfroh 10 Meet { 8 3

Il. t- t~1.~f-r lob Crck Lae
-, - -. .,-,,ssl5 oro ,bst
-, ~ -. - ,I,,,,n,. ,o-,,,l,e
'l' &c - 80
-, - a., 49,. ~,
-, ea i,, - - 80 ' H.,
'' 90 - e+, 49,.
~ y. ....., -. 5,,.I, ,,.,
,,.,, ,-- .,c sr,,e..et.4
p - >-.so.,,r so aoo,, ,-,,.,
them.
lie was a member ~ the -d-
do intelligence section signal
corps CURING the trCnch war
fare days. j. was his ab one
Thar often took him into no
mans land 20 hgur out the
code messages me Germans
were sending 20 treir vauou,
troops He va gaSsn1 once and
came out cf the moss W.'n q
perforated car cf-w.
fie is planning q ninc-game
match between Stroh and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Doubles Pin RoIIoffS
Wind Up Sunday

LANSING. Marah "A total
at - 81 Michigan lksdinF bowl
ers wir shoot Tho last 10 games
of their 15-game double match
same elimination series 20 de-
ttumuc ftc ChaItenEruS for
Wa,uc Sr7ldrnE and Tberman
Gibson off Detroit ~ the Spartan
alleys here tomorrow,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

Scovera and Rcd Wcllets Grem-
els
Joe Vests Lipshaw Of the West
Side CLASSIC is another threat All
VIII bc trying 10 better the 206s
of Louis Burr S DC Luxe. which
Was high going In Saturday night
Few changes. If any arc OK
pe.foI in thc doubles singles and
aIl-,VDnt~ standings with booster
pIier> Tor the most part monop-
olNrE the alleys Ann Arhor
NclVnja.e Cadillac Bay City
Monroe Midland, Pontiac and De-
mon 81. b. rDuLl-lnlll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Hold Buffalo Dinner

The annual buffalo banquet Of
The Detroit Sportsmpns Congress
Will be held Saturday evening az
The Statler Hotel and II YOU
haven't "A ticket YOU arc out of
luck The zoo who VIII enjoy The
feast bought the last ducat more
than a month ago.
G a. iFrenrhyl p8Qun chief
OF The educational division of the
conservation department is toast
master Others on the program are
kcndrick kImh3u r j IIoff-
master capt Donald leonard
Or AIeNandcr vs. E.aln Albert
Sioll Jr Jack NancoNprrng and
AnL-l. lLLIA-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

announced Saturday. Any kind or
"a nonpedigreed and nonregiStered
dog will be Judged for obedience
m handling by their boy handlers;
Besides the NUTS pedlgreed
dogs viii play an important part
I'm this years show. Orn Benson,
well known field dog trainer, VIII
not only put on his usual retriever
act. but Will bench 10 Chesapeakes,
goldenS. LabradoiS and sprngers.
In another section bcnChlng VIII
be provided for Michigan owners
OF hunting and field tria. dogs.
Owners should write the Olympia
for date allotments. Mutt en-
tries must also be made IN adj
taprn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
$4,000 May Be Tops

Speaking of money there is
every indication first prize in
Jules PinCkets third annual
individual classic VIII be $1,000
instead of 1000 as originally
announced according 10 Joe
Strobl owner Of Royal Rcerc-
alton. site of The event
With The entry doadimc not
until March IS a record field OF
more than 500 bOWlerS ~ as
sured compared 10 TO last
year. As a result an additional
seven days have been added,
Nav S-14. II starts April Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
LEADING SCORES

The 1874 of Pred Buiack and
TherWan Gjbscn in the douhIcN
the iAttrrs .0il in tho all-eycnt&
and ttg INV OF Walter Kern of
Ffafkcnmnih are the leading
counts
Lansing and Jackson regulars
WIZ have their innings along with
Pontiac aVG Detroit Qulntcfs next
Wccirt-G Ellis Walkers Stand
ard stands out among those from
here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Battle Creek Meet
Draws Large Entry

BATTLE CREEK. March A.
Battle Greeks eighteenth annual
city bowling tournament gets un-
der way tomorrow with The larg-
cSt entry list I'm doubles and
singles in lis history While the
tiVe-man team entries are slightly
under the peak year of 1911. 22i
teams have signed zap. There viii
Doe Sos double teams and $50 roll
ug 300 fhc singles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Rifle Shoot June ga

The Olympia Will again be the
scene of action when the fourth
annual HcarSt-Times Rifle Tour
nament is held June 81 The
shoot open 10 every citizen Of
Michigan, will haze practically the
same program as last year except
many OF the events viii be fired
ONCr a lour-DOSllOn rnutn-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
All ENrNTs
Casanova s. Takes
Sd in Women S State

Club Casanova of Detroit took
first place in Class r of thr
Women. state bowling toIrna-
ment ar Olympic Recreation Sal
urday when D. shot games of
633-55S-599 for 1876. Grace Strong
was high with 163-1OS-l5S for 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

HlNL No. AAN. titA ais Va 4 va
elCn Wars.
What Greh has collected IN
the last rs months Is truly
amazing S4100367. OF this
amount Detroit bowlerS and
fans have contrihu tc n
St4O021l You Will note he
figures right 10 the penny
He has il figured out 1852 e
600 cigarets. 350OOo by the
bowlers, split up into 5000 car
tons overseas and 300 cartons
20 camps all over the country
have been sent 10 the boys a
sum ~ $500 has been spent
for Soup 10 Nuts As ne puts
H. which includ IS tooth
brushes. razor blades, combs
randy pfC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Boys Mutt Contest

Youngsters under t. and their
mutt, VIII compete for prizet
an he Michigan Spor'SmeG and
Boat Show ~ olympia April Is
70 - RlLL Plal.- show manapcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

first prize ln
the second
annual VIC
tory tOIrna-
rnent 10 be
held iD the
A dUorlun
ThCaicr Of
he Service
Men Cen
ter IN Chl-
CaCO n n
: arUTd ny
aud A1nE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

he & o g :
around bowl
ing alleys
e ollcCting
N &c X ] 2 8
dimes pen
MES etc. IN
a glass jar
lie is Ed
Greb, chair
man of the
CIgaretS Tor
YankS fund
Of Hoffman
Docf No 11F
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Cigarets for Yanks

You may not know him by
name, bur certainly you have
seen the bIg. husky man who
weArs httle nNerseaS cap as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Spar Inq
No Pins
s Detroit FVes
Aiming at $1,000
in Victory Meet
By HAROLD KAHL

Detroit'S Big Three Will De
among the suppose dly as
strongest teams in the country
that viii strive for me 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Ruby, Klein Face
Rough Mat Pair

Lively mat dorngs are .on tap
Tuesday al the FaIrWew Gardens
when Burt Ruby and Louis Klein
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Batting Real Issue

The real issue. however. Will
center around batting and live
decoyS and many a sportsman
the Chicago conference
Will be prepared for real fight
The Fish and Wild Tile Service
Of he department of interior.
which has the final say, VIII bc
listening 10 both sides of The con
troNcrSy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
NAN TO CRACK

Picking ths particular time 10
I topp.e Horny Ehrics COca-tola
from fhe Top perch with It's 5l6S
Us dahcult assignment for amy
team i tht country let alone thus
itud. yet Wembery of each are
aware Norton >h0t 1902 two years
and IT'S possible, lust haW high
each does go is awaited.
Rainbow composed Of Evcrt
W'er7 Zckc Tody Tony Caruso,
Len Ihrt1a in addition 10 Miller,
.VIl fight i ou side 10y side with
Walker Standard. George Gin
ccrcla, Joe piasky Galen Has
singer and Nike Angelic. Cosco-
lcuda has been forced to jugEle
his lineup which Will include
Frank Gursbcrg John Moe h.
Horny SiuNcckl Guy Eel beside
himself
There are fNc clubs set 10 con-
test thc night of Larry kaufman
GarducrS to FIRST place IN Class b
on 2S47 GardncrS has hung on
with "A total that doesn't appear
enough 90 win since Jan. ~ From
Brownie SudorS Iiyoma ReCrca-
ton Vince kellyS White al Balls
Harmony Hill of Caro- John Cher
ups West Warren Recreation, or
Art LiSS Roberts may spring a
new leader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
LOOK GOOD, But


/ tonal In Class c. 9722 of George
1 liamltons Chucks tiyc in u and
pos Of Bill Shanklc'> Chicago
Pneumatic Testers m T. look good
but can bc cracked a total of 20
is and - tlcS. respectively ln
those divisions intend 10 make q
stab az n anyway.
Paul Moblcv of Palacc-Schocn-
herr Recreation, whose selt-In-
structinc device IS becoming more
popular with each passing day mas
slN Of ms House league WnietS
present In Glass G at , - They
may do something with Les CuIS
hollywood the leader showing
the way.
Third place in Class F and
seventh i'm Clas, c Saw two now
names posted on The standings
board Saturday after two squads
were completed
George Toths Tovnc Robinson
.of UAW-CIO Local ia accounted
for the major change when George
Zibol hit 237 in SOL AS The team
shot 94J-SOO- Sq3 fot 163S.
Jerry Zlbcr> Crosse Poiutc
Woods Rec paced by his $50 in
5S1 landed seventh In g with
276l This club got away ou 931
and 923 only TO drop 10 SOL ln
the wind-up
Earl Nachlcifs Majors hii 2179
in Class j., but n wasn't good
enough tor the FIRST 10. Gene
Sersens $50 was tops
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
State Tourney

FINLMEN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Times Sweeps

CLASS A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
Applications For
Gardens Ready
Register At
Office Daily

sr9,.tsracs for Plots u com-
wrl'v VICTORY Garcers VIII he
aecef.pt Us The Victory Gafler
heas ratsrs sof Elmvooa ave-
rse. s'er'irg Monday Jan "a tc-
t1e IN MIN and nm Mrr-
ffoseh F-.day= 4 was an
rcss tr Corsiiire eer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29

urges ihs attention Of the ciii-
sers ~ Detroit % he absence
q, Negro PLAYERS in Major league
baseball ana has SGT ip fhe
nucleus ~ FITS vide committee
10 ini,.a'e campaign Tor the eni-
rlovrei - Negro nlavers IN the
Detroit Tigers Jtiare Lands.
eorinass ncr ~ orranizcd base
iaN h7 publicly declared that
fre~a are no secret agreements
commitments p-eveni'ng ne
errlovmeni O, Negroes n organ
irsa h.-chall
TIE Trade union Committee ~
,Ao Congress hea Fed hv lanes
Wnss y rocal e05 rAw-cIo
Ana Fe'ix Naise ~ Local 100
Jaw 90 issues ar arrcai 'or
~hsss lie and organizations 70
viss fhtr corcreSsmcn - sign
ne ,iis rr, rr-itiln 81 rs Civ
.rc rr Fa.r Fnn'n'wer' Practice
Z wri''et enforcement rowers
soldier Vote
In coopsipn With re Ballots
fcs the aNed Forces committee
Detrof' g clrse''rr ro-
fi'ions tor ic0fo sisea'rres 70 he
sen' 70 crrress for ~ grant,
srr q, 10 Franchise e service
mes ari women urter Federal
i~Ms.!c'lor
TNa rasiafa ~ nj Derci
anct G isrr~ sIrmors,
fis one oa-Elnr 8nart q
oorfo-c- ~ c'1 or m~e resrt
l7sr "a s,t ~ n ~ Detroit
r- ~or'h - ,n-i'
~ ''~ arrua' cfr
-,s 7 ~ hold
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
Rrfr RfrIsrfRFp--
'HtNCF FOR Curriers'

81 .SffNNT1N ANf' Careers
sks n he FOREIGN service
;he state department
ntfp Young women isfer-
n EoNernmcn' scrNito wfh
ra ive pay md who noula
rather run around The
W han around . rirr ~ Tho
Han hulldiYr Something u
'fe rreparaiury pse fra' Is
r.Yer ly Tho tp r'msn e'yo
e 'he Ianuerv lsss.e - fo
eien Seev Io@tra na'f
pahhca'lar 'N e0a fnort
Written ~ M e Ward
~ fhe \ sier n farelen srYlco
noraonrc'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29

OPENS OFFICE IN MOTOR CITY
NATIONAL NEGRO CONGRESS

TIE ne'rol, Council q The Ma
'ional Negro Congress on Jan
Il oNcned rs now office in The
Civic Center at7iii Erskine street
7fh Mrs vers Carter 10 he en-
TAyed as fgil time executive sec
setsrv The Congress invites ifs
mfmhers atfi'iaios and friends 10
CAV ~ 'he office ara discuss
Their problems concernins co-or-
finafon % the effort 70 vin f1r
'se Negro people - our commnn-
rs and Q, ihe ration complete
scone n.c cultural and political
equality and full citizenship righ 's
Officials ~ the crranlzstion an
bounced this week
Attack armed Service
In line With ne Decision Of tho
National BOARD meefing held N
Cleveland. ohio SEP. %, 1912
the local Council has rs i'- first
objective = prperam 70 ahoNsh
discrimination aEairs Negroes II
al branches % tho Armed forces.
calling f9r the introduciion snd
Passage ~ Congressional Bill
70 establish m.liiarr eeua'l'y far
Tho Negro IN All branches % 'he
Armed forces issuance a. an ~
ecsilye order hy ne Presider'
r establish mi'far equality n
everv branch ~ she flzh''nr
sery!ces pe'iNorfrr 80 national
Nodes % ~ cio are Arr g.
incorporate irta fhstt sia'lf'
Programs me camrals1 ~ eqaa'
iiy n ~ Armed forass Tie
wavnc cun'v council ~ re cio
of rs mseiirr On T's,'ay ar
rs passs resolution s4rros'.rs
fhe campalrn ~ fhe ne'fo cn.7-
81 % ne NNc ara'us'
practices n me Armed se~vsss
The flfp-secora co7se-"~~ 70
The State Federation ~ iah
enefsc' Arri' ia47 condemn
dsscrim'ra'ior in ne Ar'rsa ss,r
'eos as ID re National ~-ve-
'lcn % Tho Congress ~ i-te
trial Organizations fph''afe'5
NoyemNer 1920
The congress pvnrrar
;his Lire assumes 40 ra''is
~ constructive l''er3.sre
frases = ilr.crow 81 'fe i-
services and orl'tirF s0sc.'
proposals 70 remNdy fttss ccrai-
'lors and 'Ae org r.rer = q
national ee'cra'ion - yisf NasN
ngfon 70 conslier 'te ~ Alem
~ no negro ara me Armed
forrcs niih 10 Nsf and War
oparmerfe IS wei' as wl,h
President Roosevelt Tlans arc
nov heire comp'e'ea for CITY
conference 70 be held Fob q AZ
The Civic Center auditorium fer
the purpose OF rAllyiVs al dem
ocrafic minded organizations
around the campalen 70 outlaw
lm-crow ID he Armed forces
Baseball BIAS
Tho Defrot C,rrcf > thc N%C
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29

leaders. tho work promises 20
Ncrome the most slrsiticani OK
detrimental reiieioas program ye'
.nraerialSen in America Tho work
Is expected 70 establish = pattern
for similar work throughout the
country
Rev and Mrs Cleaee viii spend
weck In Detroit With heir par
cats before Leaving FOR California.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29

Mrs Charlotte re-
Detroit Tribunes
STAFF. who Is receivlrg
lsc commentator up'
ceilency % The four A
her Professional Az.
Guide 81 Detroit. VIII
The press last week
ihe largest and mosf
sivf edition she has
era e q credit 20 n
cfnniuni'f Il contain
% interesting dafa s.
business and profess
which will prove 81
VICE az reference
and organizations ee
ot MIS- pcrrys fM
iiiMA 81 the rrof
py-ircss Guide ave
ri.r base them wltho4
'lle supply Is rapiilF
1875 rte Is ono ~
This He9rs oa'ion
'i'osccf previous yeats
"a W 'he notrri' III
81 Aneire street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
Miss Effie Ellis Of 233 San
ford Alley, Covington,
Ky, Suffered From Head
aches and Lack of Pep -
Gould Get No Relief Until
A Friend Brought Her A
Bottle of Gillian.

All who road Miss Ellis state
menf hollow about the amazingly
quick relief she got for Consii,a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29

ton Will real-
lie that Gll,an.
[ b . natural"
medicine made
o m roots.
harks and herbs
IS ono OF ga
lures hlessines
70 many people
Miss Ellis has
This 10 Ha..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29

hNFe boon IN
side You a long
time causing
you many days
90 misery and
he a q a G h e s.
dizzy spells,
skin eruptions
and that lazy.
,lrowsy. tired.
feeling Il will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
IN A GO N Y
CONSTIPATION PLAGUED
Her LIFE FOR YEARS
I cant say enough for u fef
INK MY Constipation.
Benefits The Whole Syster

Gillian viii help brine ou' 3
and impurities (frequeaty
ne very first dose) wltaa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-29
Il Would Get
Awful
Nervous

Miss EfiIe Fills ternsn naye %, Deen
long time by Constipation AMI
would 20 Tor days without anv ar
lion ! would get 30 awni nerve,,.
and headachy that Ia M nn,serst h.
and noihine that 7 took wonid AZ
n ~ GOOD. | VAS out OF sorts and
su,l ana didn't have any pep a, All
a friend brought me a botne Z,
nillan and said 3, was A neu boes
medicine for my condition Al
Ways nave had faiih IN herbs mn,
+, never thought Gillian would reeu.
la'e me AZ quickly AZ Il aid ~.
ne best medicine ever tried ana
Gillian Or
ALL DRUI
In Detroit And Throuo,,