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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Sweet Song
CIout From HymnaI
Routs Bandit

William Stofer. 10. OF 195 Mas
SachuSetts, Highland Park. will
tell you a church hymn book. has
value other than the songs IT
contains.
Aqcosted by holdup man while
On route home from services at
the Metropolitan NJ eth o d : I
Church. at 5000 Woodward. last
night =ffFH=hTit- potiid he bandit
over the head with the hymnal he
was carrying.
A short scuffle followed and
Stofer was cut on the face but he
so disconnected his aSSailsnt that
the bandit fled, leaving the hymnaI
rStill intact.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

The 39th annual Christmas Seal
sale will begin Nov. 19 and con-
tinue through Christmas, William
S. Seripps, chairman Of the Tuber-
culosis and Health Society Of
Wayne County, announced today.
To meet the 100000 Wayne
County goals this year officials
plan 10 locate Christmas Scai
booths in stores. hotel and thcatcr
lobbicS and Office buildings dur
ing tho week of Dec 3 through Is.
This year for the first time, the
sale will be- handled through the
local board with , per cent Of
the gross proceeds given 10 the
HTtTnnal organization TOT MEDICAL
research. Ten per cent VIII be
Civcn 10 tho Michigan aesocia-
ton with the RENE ring revenue
used for tuberculosis research IN
wayne Comfy.
Other officers of tho organiza-
tion are James " Parker FIRST
Nicc chairman, Leo ] Franklin.
secretary treasurer Mrs. Edwin
r Hoffman. second vice chair
man. and Richard l.. Lea, c<ccu-
r ttFr. St-f-trtat-y-.
Members nf the hoard AKA -f!-z
Sidney J. Allen. Alex Barbour.
'he Pev. Bernard c. Crowley
Elton r, Eaton, ttyET Edward !
Hickey Mrs. Sam Keller Robert
W KclSo. Dr. David Lit'lcJohn
Tracy Pullman JAY j. RunkIe
Roy A SChclihous. Mrs Fay
Thomas and Judge Arthur Web
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
City BOHd
EGIicf Due

Charles G. Oakman. city con-
trouer. viii ask common council
today for a statement Of policy as
10 revealing names Of city bond
holders.
Since the city has never re-
vealed its bond owners, Oakman
said, a new Statement of policy
will be necessary in the face OF
Richard Z. fdfikrftStrcu IS writ OF
mandamnus 10 force Oakman 10
make the bond owner list public
FrankenSteen, candidate 2 for
mayor, insisted that the taxpayers
have a right 10 know who owns
the city's bonds. Judge John V,
Brennan is scheduled 10 hand down
ruling AZ II 4 m. tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands Of sufferers from ths tortpfing
pa AS dua 10 rheumatisn. sciatiea, lunnoaga
nchfalna and nsuritIs--are mighty hsppy over
their discovery OF NORITo. Nov they have
found a quick acting formula which apeedily
relieves those eIbausting muscular sehss and
pains. NORITO - trustworthy and Dependable
really works fast. n YOU want 20 f-el sgsln
the I0y OF rrifef from psfn= 50 you can work N
ipssCe aud Iieep N comfort - oc wise snt ~
fEORtfU under This fonclad gtlArAntes ~ TO-
very frat three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain 20 your satisfaction your money WIN oe
refunded Don't suder See your drlggat today
and get NORITO on this guarantees.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
SATURDAY PROGRAM

NoNt Saturday a special sing
spiratIon will be held az Cass
Tech auditorium. I'D Darling
leader Of the group, announced
fffi1r TTEUtTr November raiiIes
Will he held there also, he said
At Saturdays meeting Lavonne
Miller Of Bethel Baptist Church
was The guest violin SoloiSt, while
s 1/c Myron Koppin was guest
vocalist VCYs choir. led by Nir-
cil RciRAaFt, tho VCf' trumpet
GERS and group singing rounded
kout the evenings music.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Brother Near Death
Asks for Kin in Pacific

The Red Cross today was at
tempting 10 arrange emergency
leave from the Philippines for
Seaman Carl Shultz, 20, whose
brother, Richard, y, OF 5425 Van
Dyke, is critically III al Receiving
Hospital.
Richard is given only a Slight
chance" 10 live. lie has been call
ing for his brother since his illness
became critical.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
American AirIines
Plans 12Flighfs

American Airlines today planned
y OF It's normal 25 flights in and
out OF Detroit serving New York.
Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis.
Negotiations continued in an
effort 10 settle a New York strike
of mechanics and maintenance
workers which has curtailed serv-
ice since last week
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Discuss Planes

WASHINGTON. Oct % INSl
A Joint armN-naVy-commeTcc
department report on military air
craft needs and program for
d SpoSal Of covernmcnt-owncd
plane plants -"iH DC presented ~
a Senate military subcommittee
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Youths Hear
Army Praise

Capt. Alvin o. Carlson, chap
lain of the 35th Division, which
was among the first TO invade on
D-Day in France and fought
\ \through the Siegfried Line into
germany, was the inspiring
speaker at the Youth For Chris,
rally at the Detroit Art Institute
Saturday night.
Thank God" he said, "for the
young men in the army who
have won the fight against the
evil forces Of the dietaturS.
FRANCES PLIGHT
Everywhere in France we
saw the people fleeing. and the
Americans would say, Thank
God, chaplain. these are not our
wives, our mothers and chill
dren.'
"But do you here tonight
realize the debt you owe 10 God,
and will you enter into the bat
Tie which II raging all about us?
Thank God for the Youth
For Christ movement" Carlson
sad, II believe II il the answer
tn the Juvenile delinquency wave
that has come over our land.
But IL won't he the answer un-
less we win others Ia Christ.
IL do not believe denomina-
tion II the armOr man needs
today To fight wickedness. The
armor he needs Is the gospel Of
Christ"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Opposes Merger Now

ST. LOUIS, Oct, % GNS)-
America needs cooling off,
period before taking any action
on proposal 10 unity the war
and navy departments, Adm. Hal
seV said TO-DAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

o. n. Meredith, from High
land Park, Illinois, Chief
Meat Gutter ofthe Cortnlis-
sUg Stdf, shcing off steaks
for conrdiescents and other
patients at Great Lakes Ma
pdI Hospital. IL takes 30, 900
pounds Of dressed beef,
20 900 pounds Of pork loins,
II, 900 pounds of ham and
other meats n, proportion,
to prouide a months meat
menus for the men at this
hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
DepIores Peace Delay

ROME. oct. % INS)-Pietro
Nenni, Itslys Socialist vice pre-
rier. deplorcd today the post
poncmcnt OF q separate peace
with Italy until after Italian
elections.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Hy cARRIER
YEARLY

Al money sent At scnoer'I risk Do not
ssrd ctGn or STAMPS AL cnrcta. drafta
an6 money orders should os made rayAhlf
20 THE TINES PUBLISHING CONPAEf
fnfsrrAfioaA News service nas the str'ut.vs
rirFNH - uss f0F reproduction n any form ~
rsWt citns f~rFt credited 70 q or not other
uiss rrr@ffsa IN frtK "a rRf
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Reds Play Up Speech

MOSCOW. Oct, % QNSl -
President Truman Navy Day
speech was given prominent play
I'M Moscow neWspapers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

Children cannot erOtO and adults
cannot rebuild tissues (Uhich ycdr
out constantly in the process of li0-
ias) lcifhoat the amino acids Of pro-
fein foods. Our blood cannot be re-
generated-Onr resistance to many
Infections cannot be maintained IN
less Toe obtain them.
Twenty-Five amino acids have been iso-
lated. Ten of them are known to be essen
tial. Without them, life is not possible.
The protein of meat has all ten of the
essential aminos; is rich In them. If we
have a generous amount of meat In our
diets, we can be assured of getting the
aminos we need.
You may have thought it was hunger for
the good flavor of meat that prompted
your desire for it. But isn't it more likely
that it was the hunger of your body for
those essential aminos that instinctively
guided you?
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
about MEAT at home

MEAD THE MENUS for any of the service
convalescent hospitals, and you'll find the
word "MEAIs' running through them,
day in and day out-for breakfast, for
dinner, for supper.
Take look at the trays at Great Lakes,
for example, and you'll see that the
amounts of meat served are generous.
All this is because wartime med
ical science has demonstrated
that, given plenty of meat, men
suffering from wounds, burns,
starvation or infections, recover
faster.
The secret of meats restorative power
lies in 'the amazing aminos' (a-mee-nos)
those mysterious substances in the pro-
teins we eat which our bodies use to build
and rebuild our tissues, organs, blood and
infection-fghting antibodies.
What do these aminos in hospitals teach
US about meat at home? Just this:
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

THIS SecR means that al sx-
tvaionol statements made To
this advertisement are occebt-
able 10 The Council on Foods
ordNmriiior oftheAmsricor
MedicGl Association.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

POLITICAL ADVERTIsEMEN1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
Household Appliances
To BE Made Available

Addition 81 an automatic type
washef an automatic clothes dri-
30 noth gas and electric. q gas
range and an electric frozen food
IHrheT in the Maytag line ii
fH-srhuld appliances was reveal
ad tu p MARTINEZ. Maytag dealer
here. lacated a. 1919 Varela. IN .
better received today from prcu-
DENT Pred Maytag n
TIE announcement follow Ell q
afFles co cunfcrencrs 81 MAYTAG
Hsurh manager and dIstTibu
tar held 40 enc homo office in
NsEf.r az Which the neu prod
art. NrH. preEiewed They 0Ill
.s stusd fa 600, nus of Cpnyru-
tHusI ttps washers and ruutfs
siuera ht frr 5a.ssaf -old conn
Harf sfI.r manufactured and
.d mufo tnar 4Unuu0 washers
Hff.Hr converting ts vat pro
ia.flHn % In42
IHf Maytag Company recently
u.r.tH minority interest u
wa. G#is. American Cooperation
f k.fa indiana unlgh uill
iH., suef oven ass ranR,s
.s.u.,. fH MattaR. Ped
He a. aud Aatfag Wac
Hf a.nf. GrHe, lmursi and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
FUNERAL RITES FOR
MRS. HALL SUNDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy
Hall acre held yesterday after
noon ~ $50 clock 10 the FIRST
Baptist church Rev q. L Pcnt
ufilClatcd
Following the services the body
Was sent 90 Miami for burial In
Woodlawn Cemetery
Survivors include tire husband
q. Y Hall mother. Mrs Il. I
Colson. Hialeah. daughter. Mr.
Nirgi b Logan. Miami son. e.
II Winford, Memphis. Tenn SIS
tiers. Mrs Mamie Shackleiord 81
karo. Ga. Ella Mae Roberts II
Baton Rouge. La Ruth Hugcs of
Miami. Mrs. Irene Semonas 81
Hialcah. Mrs Ouida Penney 90
PennsylvanIa. and ErandchIld
PutChard Funeral Home vas in
charge 81 arrangements
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
CT SIDED AND
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BASEBALL HERE
Ams MAuLKD RAIDERS
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
PIERRE LAVAL


fcontlnued from Page one1
ach. That treatment weak
ened Laval so much he was
unable to stand alone. but
when the physicians had de-
termined that he had suffi-
ciciently recovered. he was
led to the firing yard. Sew
eral times he tried 10 drop
to the ground. but the sol
diers frightened their grips
under his arms and continu-
ed on to the yard.
Arriving there. he wagged
his head dolefully from side
To side his neither lip droop-
ing while he mumbled in
coherently. His knees were
so shaky. he was unable %
stand up Ca be shot. so he
was tied 10 a post. Iis eyes
were filled with the fear Of
death. a. he loOkde. appar-
emily without seeing, from
side 90 side.
His attempt o. commit
suicide delayed his death
two and one-half hours. The
only result of the attempt
was 10 make him an even
more miserable object than
he had been before while
tossing on his bed in his cell
last night. while guard.
watched "A. his door. -
II was announced that an
investigation will DC made 20
~ 10 find out how Laval had
got possession at the vial of
poison. But the poison was
not strong enough Co have
caused death. chemists said.
after they had analyiZed
what remained in the vial. II
was said that IL was only am
other ruse by Laval o. try o.
delay hi execution. a. be
must have known that the
poison would not have killed
him.
Laval. who had been three
times premier Of France. sold
out his country % the NaZi~
during their occupation. the
prosecution Couteuied dur
ing the trial They cited
crime after crime that had
been committed against
Frenchmen with his ~anr-
ton while he was the Nazi~
puppet premier.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
The WEATHER
FORECAST

KY West and vicinity Mostly
cloudy WUh scattered show ers
and thuEdcrstufms thls after
moan. tonight and Tuesday Cen.
tle to moderate variable winds
mostly southeast
FLORIDA Generally cloudy with
scattered Show ClS aad thunder
storms mostly during toe after.
moons TODAY through TUESDAY
excerpt clearing o. tn TsIahas
see area earlt Tuesday evening
Jacksonville thru Florids
Straits and East Gulf. 81 Mexico
Gentle 90 moderate suuthsast,fl,
winds TODAY thru TUESDAY earrp.
becoming uorthwcsterlv otcs
extreme northWosf portion Tue
daN afternoon.
Jars,u.s, .iI, o. Apalaehiru'a-
No small craft of storm warning
have hccn ISSUED
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
High School PIT. A.
To Meet Tuesday Night

The regular monthly meeting
of ere Junior Senior High school
2 II A will b. held tomorrow
evening AZ q O'Clock in the school
auditorium. corner White and
United streets.
AZ parents are requested 20 b.
present
A very interesting program
has bcen arranged ~ the program
chairman.
6uest speaker of the evening
alI oe Mrs Amclia Camus. presi-
cent oi the Mouroc County Coun-
CSC. p-1 a
fa.lua "a the business session.
d saeal hour HIll BE- held Re
ireshmfnis viii be- served by the
0Fi Scouts thn be.ng Girl Scout
arek
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
:: SOCIETY ::
DARLEEN MORRISON ENTERTAINS
MANY FRIENDS AT BIRTHDAY PARTY

Darlecn Morrison. little daugh-
ter % Mr.. and Mrs. JOnh MorTi-
son. entertained a number Of her
friends on Saturday. October IS.
at Bayvicw Park IN honor Of her
second birthday.
Delicious rgfreshments consist
ing al ice cream. cake and baskets
81 candy Wcre served the many
in Attendance.
The boys prize Was awarded
60 Robert Higgs with the girls
prize going Ga Patsey Cassidy
Also awarded were prizes for the
youngest. Larry Roberts. and the
oldest Erwin Hiags.
Tho little hostess was the rC-
Ciplcni Of numerous gifts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15

Those present we're Erwin. Rob
crt and William HiRgs. Richard
and Marilyn Knowles. Larry
MAY. Lawrence Bailey. Phyllis
and George Fox. Daffey and
Paula Warren Freddie and Jackie
Curry. Sandra and Joyce Roberts.
Austin and Robefr Bethel Caro-
lyn Todd. Linda Roberts. Annette
and Buddy Howantiz. Natalie and
Wayne Carey. Larry Roberts.
Alhertus Cresro.
Mesdamcs: Elmer Warren.
Arthur Curry. Harry KnoWlcs.
Virgil HieEs. Lille Sharp. Flo
Parker. Percy Todd. Larry May
Eugene HoWantiz and Mrs
Crespo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
Jack Mathews Gets
Transfer To NerIo'

Jmek Mafh0ma. SO Il MfA -
Dyson. who rs hw*n nsaNaA
of the Nmsional AtffimNN -
here Cor 10 mnmti.M. hg8 GN3N
foF Nofiolk. Va whefN ~
heen iFansfsF3sa - asfy. ama =
establish IN offiee 80 lhe -
ways company "a 49, piasm
Mrs. DFeun rs tie oslass -
Fred AnthewN sd 1ehm y lasm
IF.. huth 90 mnmm Sc mWm
the united NtmteN fasues mFs
In the Paxlfif TAWae fma twna
ora inst fNeenfig ln Mmm&lM
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
SAWYER FUNERAL
THIS AFTERNOON

Funeral services for William J.
Sawyer. 81. will be- held thiS aft
ernoon AZ htc Chapel of the
priichard Funeral Home al 500
o'clock.
Rev. {. q. Cox. pastor 81 the
Ficming Street Church. will Of
ficiate az the services.
The deceased Is survived By
a son. Donald Sawyer Of Miami:
two sisters. Mrs Ellen Hamlln
and Mrs Charolctt Virgins 81
Tampa: three brothers. Adolpho.
Austin and Edward Sawye II Key
West. and two grandchildren.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
FLEITAS FUNERAL
HELD SUNDAY

Funeral services for J. Frank
Fle.taE. Who died on Friday
night wefe conducted yesterday
afternoon 40 I O'Clock IN the
Chapel % the Prtchard Funeral
Hamc
serticts az the grave IN ne
e.tF cemetery Were conducted hy
Res C. T HoWcs. pastor 81 the
FIRST Methodist Church. and
alsu 3D. Felix Varela Lodge. Mas
On.g Order. DAD Fellows and
other organizations
There were . large nun Der of
.e.siltes and friends ASIDE from
the different lodgcs ana aiten-
dance 81 thg funeral
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
BERNARD A. BIAzA
DIES TN NEW YORK

Mrs. Margaret Biaxa. Of 7i2
Whitehead street. received word
yesterday afternoon that her son,
Bernard Albert Biaza. age "A
years. had died in New York.
The body viii be brought 90
Key West for burial
Funeral arrangements. which
are In charge Of the Pritchard
Funeral Home. will b. announc-
I'd upon arrival of the body.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15

Major AFmAma8a gN8ua. MeeaN
Cefps unifed saasea AFmy -
= reCent arrival ffusn - 60
th0rpe. Co. whAeh mmN haa .
Station since euiefina - Afm
SerwtUea
MalnT Culaa ha3 hxNH a1afasam
~ several paluis mMcN Aeas
KEY Wet and - mmw hFN -
terminal icaxN
It's many fgtsHds afH So -
So him hach In thn laiana 60
again
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
HOSPITAL SELECTS
ITS new OFFICER

The mnntNH mNF8FnM 81 -
keF Wei Ai0E. -. fsAm4a
uas hcid go rtcfnlma O. a8 -
hospital ufnm ~ faftaw "a g
Gers uefe eHFstsi fsw So So
ing xemre
D. " 4 paes. ehxf a g
d. = n p@rramngr. aaaaa
chtff - Staff - 4 n ca
secrtafy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
Classified Column

AdseFaf~~@@sts w9aRF sh1~ hesa
pxsIl - tn@~ra~a 81 T6~ Cfaa1~m 80
tie rate 90 - q ss@Fd for emeh tm@sF-
aIan. hma tie nntat@um ekaFHs fes
ahm fasma - swsxam 80 Tea. IN 8ae.
The Fmee fst atawkfmww gFp~ - ne .
ssrd ana tks mtnimm@ charge fsE
th@ first IS vx@ra@ @T lees In 24~.
raYmena fsg sissstfiea n6serstss-
sawmam 10 lmxnFamhly fm sassme~. hmt
r~EuaaF m6serstseFs ssfsh teaRes ar
esnaf~ SAP hmye ahwaF maseEta@s-
mawmt@ eh@Fme9-
To fmsarw paeitratt@n. espE @1ss
Ne ln sac afga~e h~fsFw % saeas~k 90
tks aaB &C pmbtt~msf@m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
THE ANSWERS
QUESTIONS ON PAGE q

Aboui 5000 600
Noi set
3 Yes 1919 has the aIl-time
record for workers on strike
4 Octuber 9th
Most are smut down.
TIE Aluminium Company Of
America
A'wW built steel plant. cost
.rE sI96 gu 080
About $4,000 100000 owed
'1 indla. Egypt Ireland. etc
largely tor war supplies
Around $4,000. 900. O00.
l8 Robert y Patterson
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
WILL MAKE PLANS
FOR CHURCH BAZAAR

There Wlll De- q meeting &C q
church group hold Tuesday even
ing beginning &c : 80 O'Clock. in
- PauI> Church Perish Hall 80
which time clans vii bD com
plcsd Il proposed chITch
bazaar
Officers uf 90 church organ
I.atfons. as we'll a. aIl others In-
'tftstcd. are requested 90 assist
iu the prupused affair
SuhgsIibe q Tire Citizen
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TO LEASE OR RENT

Wanted g. Lease-A guest house
Answer fully % Box n IS cIo
Citizen. octi2-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15

40 Federal truck. ia tons stake
boaN. preWar tIGcs. Al CundI-
ton. ceiling fan. see box for
cold drinks. seaman bcd IN
nefspring mattress. like new
2tOig Duyal street. 0ctl5-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15

Peanut butter Is in unusually
good supply Use IL In Ice cream
mix.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
REPORT

k,g Wet. pa Oc IS. I945
Observation taken ~ : 80 am
Eastern STANDARD Time
UCrv Office
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15
FOR LEASE
FOR LEASE
CASA CAYO HUESO

CASA CANO HUkSO
tSOCTHERNMOST HOUSE
5 apartments. I rooms. present
OPA ceiling income $4,000 per
wear Includes restaurant and
bar. equipped with best ~ fur
ufutg Will consider lease 90
uCr' pcopl, and viii give pur-
chase option
ALBERT 3 MILLS REALTOR
$40 William Street Phone 81
octl5-6t
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1887 Dodge. new tires. good paint.
good body 1910 Grinnell street.
Octi3-stN
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First Negro Prisoner To Return
Tells OF Bataan Death March

HIS ,Ns-fG> tANp ifoN
tsr-n feata
n. 81 N4t WI
est A0 ,Aeen
i st4 ty cart
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
TO RED CAP LOCAL
CLUB WOMAN TALKS

The Red caps Local 1909 met
Tuesday evening April . IN
lheir regular session In connec-
ton with iheir pledge building
drive Ms Julia bingham. presi-
dent OF me. Ladies auxiliary WAS
ne guest speaker Her subject
was RAISING The status Of
Nemaefship The ia.k Was qn's
inspiring ard tne lnepAers p.eAe-
90 then corporation Ia hclp.ng
20 mcei me quo.a Toe p,r cent.
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t'ontInued on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
PRINCE HALL o.E.s. COLUMN

CT IDI>G STAR CHAPTER No. IL STATED MEETINGS Isl
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK 9Th Friday. worthy Maron-
Mrs. Viola Perry. a33 Leland, IT,. 1892: Worthy Patron
Mr. Richard White a22 ErSkine. Apt. eN3; Secretary
Nera White 326 Hendrix MA. asa
BATHSHERA CHAPTER No. 9-STATED MEETINGS list Fri.
day DEGRIE WORK th Friday worthy Matron-- Mrs.
Florence Fields 35 Hamilton. IT, 1851; Worthy Patron
Mr. r. 6. >chnscr slll Cooper. ~ 1929 Secretary Mrs.
Carrie H. Riley, 1898 Parker, ~. 100
GOLDEN LfAF No. " STATED MEETINGS ut Wednesday.
DEGREE WORK Bird "Wednesday. Worthy Mnron-Mrs. Ger.
trude cray 20ss cameron TO- SSes9 Worthy Patron. Mt.
j. Walker 203l Goodson; Secretary Mrs. Lula Hendley,
1891 Charcs.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER No 9l-STATEn MEETINGS 2nd Fri
day DEGREE WORN 9Th Friday. Worthy Chan.
ME T.. Lindsay so Mack IT,. 9-jiOs Worthy
Devoid Toe 1910 Woodland. TO. G0G52; Sccrctar-Mrs.
Alice yanccy. 3i3 Russell, Gil. isS9
LONE STAR CHAPTER STATED MEETINGS s
Thursday, DEGREE WORK 3rd Thursday. Matron--
Mrs Abbc Thomas. 9oi2O kentucky ~. Iee2s Worthy Pa.
Mr. kichnrd White 522 ErSknc. Apt
Mrs. Nellie wilson 20Saf Wyoming. Ferndaie.
ST. AGNES CHAPTER w. 9S-STATFD MEETINGS end We'd.
ncSday. nFGRFE WORN 9Th Wednesday. Worhs Natron--
Mrs. Annie Jones. asiG Hudson. TY s6SsO Worthy
Mr. Walter Banger aGss. Soih. IA iCc Secretary
Tlnh flood. Ceniral.
CAPST0NT GU APTFR No - STATED MEETINGS
dey. DFGRFF WORN IN Thursday. worthy Matron
Celeste Richardson's 1859, worth, Patron
Mr. General Johnson Jr- 1881 Hunt s>ss Secretary
Mrs. Rosala Matthews a22s =. Fort VI. Gt9s
WATERFORD tHApItR NJ. 20 STATED MEETINGS III
Thurs. DEGRFF WORN ard Thurs W hy Natron Mrs.
Mary Crutchfed 1921 Russell To- 2q- WORTHY Patron
Mr. Jordan y. Granger, si3t oakland Secretarv
Mrs Clarene e. Brown. 1919 Narston I.c30
D0RICAN CHAPTFR No 70 STATFD MEETINGS snd Thnrs.
dav. DEGREE WORK 9TH Thursday. WORTHY n-Wrs
lillian Gaines $50 Woodland TO- s.sIIe WORTHY patron
Mr. Ernest Steele 1920 fireman: Secretary-Mrs Mur,el
Roberts. 1905 NcDoura. w. seSa.
DEBORAH CHAPTER No 30 STtTFD MEETINGS 2rd Tues.
day. hFcRFF WORN ith TUESDAY, WORTHY Nntron-vrs Fs
sic Wiley 80 Nedbnry W.. soag PATRON Wr wal
StCye, 7Sa2 Meose. TR 1881: gecretarvNr Aimee n
Flowers, .ess W. Forest.