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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
StikeTSIhlUlblited States
Near Million And Half Mark
SEVEN HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND OF
NUMBER ARE STEEL.
WORKERS
tRy Assoc.nted rrcssl

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA.
Number of strikers in the Uniteu
States totals 100000 today.
Seven hundred and fifty thou
sand of them are steel strikers.
Ever since early last week it was
conjectured that the steel strike
would be ended shortly, but diff
ficulty after difficulty arose, and
this morning it was said that the
strike was, still continuing be-
cause of the construction put on
the allowance of SIS increase in
the price of steel a ton.
Some government experts said
the increase pertained only to
carbon steel. Representatives OF
the corporations said they would
not agree to settlement until
they learned if the price of alloy
steel also would be increased So
a ton.
The General Motors strike, af-.
fecting $4,000 men, entered its
eighty-sixth day today, with no
settlement yet in sight. Union,
representatives and General Mo
tors officials are slated to hold
another conference tonight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Propose Charter
Plane lips 10
c-,ha From Here
FLYING SERVICE
] TO ACQUIRE Dc-3: GROUP
/. PASSENGERS MAY CHAR
TER PLANE

ars9ssslss
n according to George Faraldo,
Of Fafaldo's Flying Service, a
DC-3 plane will shortly be
brought to Key West to inaugu7
rate charter plane service to Ha-,
Vana. 9rtj ts 5is"5 90
TO governmental
regulations, regular passenger
trips cannot BE inaugurated by.
two lines along one route until
it is determined there is suffi-
.ient travel for service by two
passenger lines on the same
route.
However, charter trips may be
made at any time by a group Of
passengers who charter a plane
for transportation purposes.
Faraldo operates the sightsee-
ng plane service, which, at pres
ent, is operating at Meacham
Field.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Ministerial Group
Backs UpIDollert,s.

The. Key West Ministerial As7
ISOLATION, meeting today, passed
the following resolution of con-
sfidence III tie sfssitis integrity and
leadership Of Reverend E, S
.Dohcrty, with the request that it
be given }tSS tAe press; 4
"The Key West Ministerial Asr
ISOLATION, by unanimous action:
expresses tbeiH ,eonfidence0in the
faith, integrity and leadership of
Reverend VE, 81 DoRefty, presi-
dent of, the Association, and pas
tor of the Ley Memorial Metho-
dist Church. We applaud his
high idealism and express our
determination to join with him
in seeking to bring about cleaner
moral and eniritual conditions in
the city of Key West and in the
County of Monroe"
(Signed) C. t. HOWES,
Secretary. Key West
Ministerial Association.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Catch
Address At
'.'~ Friday Social
Gf't5fllIsN t23W. ~ OFT
COL oRED BOYS II DANCING
PROGRAM: OVERSEAS Hox
TEL. HOTEL ASSOCIATIONS
PROMOTING

A meeting will be held tomor-
row evening at the Woman's
USO, 303< Duval street, which
will be under the auspices of the
Key West Hotel Association, of
which Miss Gertrude Laubscher
is Committee Chairman.
At this meeting, among many
other activities scheduled for the
proposed session, will be an
address on the sponge industry,
which will be given by Benjamin
H. Thompson. actively engaged
in this line of activity. A. VOL
koff will be master of ceremonies.
Z A group of colored boys will
be seen in dancing program.
which feature gives promise of
being very interesting and en-
tertaining. Refreshments will be
served representatives of the
Overseas Hotel and an enjoyable
evenings entertainment is prom
ised all who attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
FOuEREanld New
RQtarians Are
Indicted Here
J. OTTO KIRcHHEINER. ROB
ERT DOPP. ERNEST RAMSEY,
DR.. JOHN B. HAYES NEW
MEMBERS

At the Rotary Club today
baby Rotarians" Robert Dopp,
head of the City Department of
Public Service; Realtor J. Otto
Kircheiner; Florida Keys Aque-
duct Commission head Ernest
Ramsey; Dentist DR.. John B.
Hayes were indicted into the
club.
MIR. Dopp was introduced by
Mayor w. w. Demeritt who said
that he was a self made man and
that he had always given service
IN whatever JOB he performed.
Mayor Demeritt said that he had
come to the city at a splendid
time when the city needed an
engineer badly. He also told of
Dopp's war record and of his
officiating at a train wreck and
performing good work.
Mr.. Kirchheiner was introduced
by Glenn Price VINO told Of his
work during boom days in Key
West of his being -eared in Key
West and of his past work in the
Rotary Club.
Mr.. Ramsey was Introduced by
Ike Russell who spoke of his be-
ing a past president of the Rotary
Club who had retired because of
i'll health some time ago. He also
spoke of his work in being in
charge of water distribution in
the city and having many rther
civic jobs which he does.
DR.. Hayes was introduced by
DR.. William P. Kemp who spoke
of his work in the naval service
in going from Lieutenant (ig) TO
Lieutenant Commander. He told
of his graduation rom Atlanta
Southern SCHOOL, OF Dentistry and
Of his work in dentistry since
then.
Rotarians present were: S. j.
Murray of Lexington, Kentucky;
G.. D. Weschler of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, Pat Flanagan of Blue
field, West Virginia, c. w. Meyer
of Soudenton, Pennsylvania, L.
c. Bloxham of Fiarhope, Ala
bama, D. Bruce Gee of Milling
ton. Michigan. and H. ]. Reilly
Of New York City.
Visitors were H. J. Cathis of
Miami, Florida, H. R. Bloxham of
Mobile, Alabama.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
'Tugmen Agree
10 Return To
Their Posts
RATIoNING CONTROL. IN NEW
YORK HAS NOT YET BEEN
ABANDONED in IT'S EN-
TIRIETY
tBy Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Though
Mayor William ODwyer an
nounced last night that the 5000
tugmen, who had been on strike
for 10 days, had agreed to return
to work, it was stated today that
rationing control has not been
entirely abandoned.
The men agreed to return to
their jobs while a committee
negotiates for settlement of the
strike. The strikers demand an
increase in wages, ranging from
49, to- 65 cents an hour, $1,35 an
hour for unlicensed employees,
and d. two weeks vacation yearly.
r Schools were reopened this
morning, and business houses
that had been closed on Tuesday
were opened again.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14

A meeting of the Florida Asso-
citation of Housing Authorities
called by Wallace 3. Kirke, State
President, will be held in Orlan-
do Saturday at the Angebilt
Hotel. II
John P. Broome. Regional Di7Ti
rector of the Federal Public Houss-5
ing. At the afternoon session Mr..
Broome will meet with Housing
Com miss on ers representing
Housing Authorities from var
ious cities in the state.
Discussion of Federal Legis-
lation S1592" which is the new
bill now before congress which
will provide a solution to the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Knipes, Ind
Forks Missing.
Found Again


Joe Pearlman came into 10
tarY Club today with a mis-
cellaneous assortment of
knives and forks. President
Horace O'BrYant taking the
stand that this was prirla
facie evidence. launched the
evident charges against Mr..
Pearlman.
Rising to defend himself.
Mr.. Pearlman pointed to the
members of the "Bolshevist"
table at the Rotary Club.
which included the mayor of
the City of Key West. Bin
Demeritt. and stated that he
was framed. Amid loud
laughter. the testimony con-
tinued.
You've got to prove your
charges" the Bolsheyist table
shouted back. II sat between
Bill DeIneritt and Harry Bak-
er and on two other occa-
sions the knives and forks
were placed in my pocket. In
my hurry to. get back to bust
ness the other day / grabbed
my coat and upon arriving
home found the knives and
forks.
Mr.. Pearlman said that his
character could be damaged
by the assertions of the Boil
shevist table and President
Horace O'BrYant said he was
seeking a public apology.
TITS a lucky thing we got
them back" Howard Overlin
added.
WAS there any graft con-
nected." someone asked.
Mayor Bill Demeritt stated.
Il am not in q position to dis
close my information"
Finally. the motion was
made for the club to consider
itself lucky and the incident
to, be drppped.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Maine Memorial
Services Friday
TO BE HELD UNDER AUS
PICES OF VETERANS
ORGANIZATIONS

Memorial services commemor-
ating the sinking of the u. S. S.
Maine in Havana harbor on Feb
ruary Is, 1898, which precipitated
the Spanish American War, viii
be held at the Maine plot in the
City Cemetery at 5 O'clock on
Friday afternoon. Services will
be under the auspices of Key
West Guard of Honor, Arthur
Sawyer Posi- no. 23, 8 American
Legion. and B. Il. McCalla Camp,
Spanish War Veterans of which
w. D. Evans is commander.
Members from both organizations
will assemble at the corner of
Margaret and Southland str ets,
Harris School, at 4!3otp prep
aratory to marching in a group
to the Maine plot in the City
Cemetery.
The following program will be
rendered at the cemetery COM
mencing at 5 pm:
Introductory-Albert J. Mills
Fifth District Commander, Anne"
rican Legion, Department OF
Florida.
Opening-'My Country Tis of
Thee"-Choir and audience. In
strumental music, organ; Cornet
Billy Laid, and violen, Aren't T..
Sjursen, ,Tr.
Invocation-Lt. (jg) Murray T
Mcneil, Chaplain Corp, USNR.
Song-"Columbia, Gem of the
Ocean, led by Navy Choir
, AAHdrdss, in Spahisf AJesus AL
varez, Cuban Consul. x.
Cornet Solo-Billy Ladd, Key
West High School Band.
Memorial Address-Lt. Virgil
III. Shepard, D)nUSNR, Aide to
the Commander, Naval Operating
Base. H n,l acaI5
Memorials to the Departed -
Arthur Sawyer Post No. %, Anne
rlcan Legion; American Legion
Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign
War Port, VIEW. Auxiliary,
Spanish War Veterans, Daughters
of Confederacy.
Song-"America the Beautiful
led by the Navy Choir.
Salute-U. S. Marine Corps
Firing Squad.
Taps-Bugler, u. S. Marine
Corps.
National Anthem-led by Navy
Choir. Raising and lowering of
Flag by Key West Guard of
Honor. +
Benediction-Lt. Gg) Murray
T. Mcneil, Chaplain Corp, USNR,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
REYNOLDS REENLISTS
FOR SERVICE IN ARMY
1snecin; 1n The CItlnrnl

MANILA, Feb. l4.-Private
First Glass James M. Reynolds,
husband of Mrs. Violette Rose
Reynolds, 1924 United ST, Key
West, has reenlisted in the Regu
lar Army for eighteen months
and will soon arrive in the States
from the 5th Replacement Depot,
south OF Manila, aforg fnrloug1
before reporting 6on diatg&a n
Pfc. Reynolds) aRrinedl ia tn.
Philippines in September of las.
year and was assigned torthe 6lst
Replacement Battalion, 18th, Re
placement Depot. He is author
lied to wear the AsiaticfPaclfic
Theatre ribbon and the Victory
Medal ribbon. Y
Pfc. Reynolds has one hrQihtr
in the Navy, FL &c r. L. ~Reyn-
Odds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
John SpOttswood Appointed
Secretary Of Local c.. oEC,,

At a special meeting of the di-
rectors of the Key West Chamber
of Commerce, with eleven of the
twelve directors present, it was
unanimously resolved that John
SpOttswood be appointed to serve
as manager and secretary for the
remainder of the present fiscal
year, the appointment to take eff
feet on March l, 1916.
This action was taken after
thorough consideration of quail
fications of four applicants. 1t
is the opinion of the board that
at the present stage of our opera
tons, Mr.. Spottswood is best fit
ted to serve.
(Signed)
A. Maitland Adams, Aquilino Lo-
PEE, w. B. Brady, VIM. NJ.
Arnold, C. Bezanilla, Horace
O'Bryant, Hugh C. Hodge, Glen
c. Price, VIM. w. Demeritt, Ed
win F. Trevor, Wallace B.
Kirke.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Small Fire On
Division Street.

The Fire Department was call
cd to the corner of Division and
aSimonton streets last night at
$3.50 o'clock, where a water
pumping engine was found Attire
at the Gulfstream Restaurant,
situated on that corner. The small
blaze was quickly extingaishcd
with no other damage resulting
to the building. 20
The alarm was sounded from
box 80, Sinonton and Virginia
streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Higgs Breaches
City Welfare
Case Question
ASKS MANAGER KING IF
CITY WILL ASSUME RE-
SPONSIBII.ITY IN FUTURE;
KING SAYS IN AT BUDGET

Clarence Higgs, county COM
missioner, Tuesday preached the
question of the city assuming
welfare case responsibilities for
the future to city manager Dave
King.
Mr.. King stated that at pres
ent there is nothing in the budget
for these cases but that there
would be in the next budget.
Mr.. Higgs pointed out that
the county has never refused a
case which has been brought up
to them. after being properly GER
titled by theil Welfare Board
which is here. -.w .q3,w
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Mitchell White
ID. Rites Tomorrow
.Li.n0D nsdul .So1s'
n DO len1oD

DtHI ftktet ~~olOC J9IloO
Funeral servicesdgf5f tsMftchell'
White, 81, who diedRat $50 ycsl
tefday morning will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
from the Chapel of the Pritchard
Funeral Home. Rev. A. c.. Cox,
pastor of the Fleming Street
Methodist Church will officiate.
Services at the graveside will
be conduced by the Key West
Guard of Honor of Arthur Saw
yer Post No. %, American Leg
ion. Mr.. White has been a MEM
Der of the American Legion for
a number of years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Mrs. McCurry
Visiting City

Mrs. Mary McCurry, of Kear-
ny. n. J., arrived in Key West by
FML to visit her brother, Charlie
Linn, and to help him celebrate
his 68th birthday on February
14th.
MRS. McCurry visits Key West
each year and says she enjoys
the sunshine here very much.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Florida Association Of
Housing Authorities 10
Hold Meeting In Orlando

present National housing short
age will be led by Thomas A
Dyer, chairman of the Legislative
and Executive Director OF the
Housing Authority of the City OF
Tampa.
Ray o.. Edwards Of the Jack
sonville Authority will present a
plan for a console dated report OF
all Housing Authorities in the
state to be issued by the State
Association.
Mr.. Wallace B. Kirke, Execu-
tive Director of the Housing
Authority of the City of Key
West. Florida, has served as
president of the State Association
during the past year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Demand HirohitO
Be Given Trial
ASSERTED THAT HE COULD
HAVE PREVENTED JAPS
GOING TO WAR
tBy Associated Press,

TOKYO, Feb. 14.-Leaders of
Japanese communists demanded
again today that Emperor Hiro-
hito be tried as a war criminal.
They asserted that, had he SO
decided, he could have stopped
the Japanese warlords from 60
ing to war4E tiaqroU
The leaders also said that they
were importing. 800 labor organ
izers from China to bolster UP
the communist membership in
Japan. Mr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Fashion Editor
Here

Miss Prrrella Wood, fashion
editor for King NfWsnaper Syn
dictate, is visiting in Key West at
the residence of MRS. Hugh Will
1amS. rs 3lg gt9V qGlto Is
/. Miss Weed has g made many
friends in Key West and has fire.
auentlya visited here. in the past
wears at the home of Miss Minnie
Porter Harris.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
.whwhg.AZM $685.,
SchlUeUenbach
May Get Harold
IckeS' Place
t9y Asseciated Pressl

10y Associated PreSSI
WASHINGTON. Feb. IA
While no hint has come from
the White House. general
opinion here today was that
Secretary of Labor Schwel-
lenbach would be appointed
to succeed Harold Ickes as
secretary of the inferior.
Meanwhile. official Wash
ington is still buzzing over
Ickes' letter of resignation to
the President. in which Ickes
declared he had refused TO.
tell e lie to benefit any party
or anybody. 's 'S'l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Grltes0nae Story
Told Today Of
Nazi ActiUity
tny Ass.,e.ated Pressl

!, NUREMBERG Feb. Ia -
One Of the Russian counsel at
the war crimes trial here to-
day related e gruesome story
OF. how asn yuSosiavian pris-
onrgs of war had been turned
into ice statueS during the
wsr by the Germans in
northerr Norway. ~
$50 The men were token from
| prison camps. stripped and
forced TO lie in trenches while
weter we poured over them.
1t vs. = bitterly cold day.
tho Russian said, and i re-
auired only q short fine for
the wafer to freeze end en-
close thu prisoners in solid
blocks of ice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14
Temperatures
Highest

Temperature data for the "a hours
ending 7:30 am.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14

49, - ~ ~ -. ~. .Aw1S
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-14

Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For sc Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07
To Start
Carver Camp Fund

4 orve for $4,000 70 COM
ple,e tire George Washington
Carver Colony ard Carp lrc
will De launched on Decem Der
3. il vas announced this week
by tne Rev A. c. WlAar.s,
chairman.
The money is needed 20 com
plete payment On a 40e acre
tract on L. 6 HlehRsy IL. twcn-
~ miles west Of Ann Arbor.
which IS intended 10 be chiid-
rens camp, for the purpose Of
fighting juvenile delinquency.
Still owed on the property IS
$4,000 Already paid Is SCI 900
The additional 500 900 sought is
for implemcnnng the camp pro-
gram.
The camp corporation has sc-
cured fund raising permit
from the city council and has
the endorsement; for TIE drive
OF Probate Judge D J Hcaly
and % Rabbi Leo Franklin.
Headquarters % the camp arc a.
1919 z Ferry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07
SURPRISED WITH
BIRTHDAY FETE

Constable J c. Horn was
pleasantly surprised on Monday
evening November IS with a
unique birthday party given by
Mrs Ruth Spencer ~ her home
in E.rsdsle Court, Oasdsie Gar
dens
Guests ENJOYED Bingo. which
prov de5 mary cute prizes dane
.irr. rel eshwe-ts from an .r,-
proyse5 bar and delicious
buffet luncheon N Horn .e-
ceived many valuable gift
Seen enjoying themselves were
VI. and Ms Joseph Horn Mr.
and Mrs Ped Lsne ~ and
Ms Qsll Pe,tNay Mss Ma
eue-.te Pcttwa Mss Roxe Lee
Blanks Johnnie Brysrt ~ ana
Ms Sw.-rer Mss Mare Scar
on. Ache Lee Mss L7G-se Les
ter. Arche H.lase - and - 8
81, Psvre - Flrt Ms Sell
"a PRATT Mrs CLAWS Parker.
Mss Los Johnson Ms R-oy
Hardin. Mgs Lily Cocoon Mrs
Maz.e Ran5.e Mc.vga johnson
* Fin, " and NS T,moiny
I.sAou. Charles Labor and ".
snd Mrs Archie Ws..ace. q. De-
igo.t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07
CHURCHHES

Pastor Danes WlI 5e speak
Ing 3, ire Beiael ANE cslrca.
Fre1crlck and ST Antoine SIS
on Sunday morning ~ :! 90 am
TIE occasion W-A tne Ce.t-
b.a,.oa Of Universe. E.-.e sun
day
A. 800 pm ire Hea-' o. De-
tro., Elks Lodge Florence Aires
Temple VIII oe ce.e 9.at.ns their
Elks Memorial SeEy zee az Ben
81 A,lE church
80 pm the Youae Adult
Forum vii 2 esenl ire Detroit
C.v,c Opera Gltid n the Main
Auditorium az the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07

Is Clara johnson aware ths,
Romance fo- three means heart
rrcak Tor one
Sore people think that John
re Howard can Guidance som
,e,s,ts BroVn. Can sire
Evsryone 5 glad Dolores Bobs
IS aware q tae fact thsi there
a enc Ting money can't buy
ara mats love
News Is around SMILE Road
z . Howard and Maroon
Ea-s -sis god plays last Sun
S Nice going ooys, keep u
Ce,eph.ns Brown says = black
CO ten puts a new Light or
u
,ule,ta s-op-r x me YEA
= ~sr's bes, fTiend fair ard
va~er
WI Brahugs' Basketball
e., o,-tf re girls - seat Fern
team this vesr'
victory gardener Is Susie
r. SNACK b., she'll not 20 OFT
any Oh -akes
Freeman says ssn,5r
r1o1ev are SON pa-ted
r,cr HaIston s5cSn't seen %
- No,he- B.rdagrs;H this
Pr tire way. she's Smile
Crsvel Gertie
-e Johnson IS carving a
81 her purse wh.sh says,
War,ei Naie"'
res- ,-s, Vsols Brooks Is
swee' II Jare, Williams
2 4hsrst Notes
G,-,s Basketball team
a. B.-dhu-yt every
s1sv q: 9 pn Al are
- ioir
shg-st YsO meets eve
5ay ~ g pm Newcomers
cc-re
So-,h western veteran
q 81 3 5hurs, sceu' 20 be
Z Keep i Up BOYS
s1-a! Items
and Mrs Lee Smith. -
Sltche,5sle : ernd ale.
- gar are p-oli ~ tner
~~-,-y az bsrv bov Oar
LARGE AFRO weighs pa lbs
Ezra Louise Roney broke
sgeuert w.th VINE =.
~ and wen; back = Cpl
Llrtcn Oldham
Della Howard and Cleo
Holman celebrated their
saws - -sdav Ecve-r Ser
Ia cos32 westv:ew Helping
.- ~ celeby e were W and
- O,5hsr Yrs Anna K.ncids.
- anne ? Jenkins 2 D
Fee-sa, Th0ras freeman and
hos, - t;erds
4 c1~.rF ct ps-tv was held
~ Mss Jsret - 2os73 West
v.ep oa Novsr be- Guests
present werc Mss josephine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07
Kollege Kampus Korne,

BENNETT COLLEGE. Green's
bore. y CGovernor Raymond
z Baldwin. Senator Elect Of
Connecticut made the Founder ;
Day Address Nov. 8. a. Bennett
celebrating TIE institution 5 sew
eniy third year o. service %
Negro youth Dcilcsuon q the
Harmon Cn,hsrk has pole and
ralsire az ire coloFs highhehiec
the afternoon ceremonies
CLAFLIS COLLEGE. Orange
burg. s C-Nogenber is was
deEEnate1 as South Carolina
Conference Day by J J Sea
brock president a. whrh time
ti,c college played nost q MIN
isters throughout the state High
hert II the afternoon vas me
foo,ssll game between Claim
ara Morris College o! Sumter,
s c.
ALABAMA STATE Teachers
College. M1rtE amery, Ala.-SIl-
dents 1eard Stdncy r Williams
Executive Secreia-y q the Y,
ban League e Cleveland and
recently hed Gross LHe1 :, ~ :
in the European Taeatre ot Op-
eaf,ors Students also heard Or.
p-ssi.fo~d Reese Brazeal. d a.
a Morehouse Co4eee' 2 pso = a-''
sponsored BY the saalale nap
teg - Omega rs. rHl lIe.e' ..-.s :
w'lLBERFORCE CNlNEAS4-
TY Xeula Ono --Enrouie 70
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07

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Strong, IS Harmon -,... -''''
Luclas Galloway. ISIS M.
stree,
UNIVERSITY o. DErso,.
Detroit. Michigan -.''
University O. De. go
VIII be listed n -
annual edition cs r s. ~
Among Students .-s-I
Universities ara Crs, e
MOREHOusE CcLIrcs !.
laria. Ca Sever.r =
dents were c.te1 a. -.
Office FOR high w
ogs attained du-.-r ia e..
semester % is45-ss ss, &
mold az Detro.t WAS ~ - e
SPELMAE Co--E 49,.
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Of A. L. Mo-eac- g.
man. openectts sea 49,
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comedy. Mrs. "a >.
sents' 4 wss 1.re ~ y.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07
USHER NOTES

The Civ Usher Board Union
met last THURSDAY night AZ the
YMCA AZ 745 pm The Cnion
will help celebrate the snni"er-
sa-v a. the Peoples Baptist
Church Usher Board on Deem
Der 8 a. 245 pm - 1928 A-udt
street Mrs LOWE Mae Penning-
ton. chairman " D Gordon,
president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07
OAKDALE GARDENS & SMILE NEWS

Smith. Ollie Wilson. Zetephis
Hudson. Betty Whitfield. John
Wesley Edwards Floyd Boone
Geneva Cheek OSeal Carson,
Mscrla Bolden and many ON
ers
Shoppers Hints
Same az the incest Ch-istrras
cards % The season can be found
al Beihlsun and Eight Mile
5is3 whiie waiting YOU can
have q clarouroUs photo made
al the johnson Photo shop ssme
address
A ncw super market IS cprr-
Ing in a few DAYS on SMILE
Road
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-07
FERNDALE NEWS

Attention Fernaale readers II
YOU have any news YOU wsnt
published in the Detroit Tnb-
une such. as births deaths mar
riaees, parties. trips or neigh
borhood news. bring Il 20 1851
North End. Ferndale Michigan.
and read il in the Tribune