The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01


Will be held on Sunday, teDu.
airy 9 al 10 am. in the Alcnl-
gan Union at the UNIVERSITY Of
Michigan. Veterans prob lena
concerning rent control. SUP.
Sistencc, v. a. Red Tape and
educational facilities Viii be
discussed
The first IN The se.lvs ol
i"YOUR CONGRESS prog. aaiS,
heard Sunday over WIN Ia.
Itured Rep Howard "A. Conn.
! the newly elected Congress .an
from the 18Th district. The 81 Is
Is presented every Satu Jay
evening over WJR
PROMISES TO FIGHT DIS.
( ELIMINATION George a.
Gray, assistant prosecutor told
us Monday that Prosecutor
James n McNally would Sc, 10
il that the rights of all residents
oi Wayne County Will be 90.
tccted AT All times and that ~
discrimination VIII be tole, aied
for any reason
SUNDAY AFTERNOON CON.
CERTS "A new series OF spe-
Clal Sunday afternoon concert
by the Wayne University Baud
viii premiere on WJR. Detl lli,
SUNDAY, February 9 The pio.
grams scheduled for pm. Vll
incorporate a five minute talk
entitled Know Your Michigan
which viii be prepared ana
delivered by Like Scheer. pro-
minent member OF the Michigan
State Historical Society and au-
thor~of several articles on Mlch.-
gan history. This portion OF ne
program for the lnaugu 81
broadcast Will feature Governor
Kim Sigler in person
BOY SCOUTS CELEBRATE
Boy Scouting is a rugged. olt-
] of-doorS program full OF advon-
! ture that boys like. saws Dr.
4 George J Fisher. National Scout
I Commissioner Of the Boy Scouts
OF America, IN a statement Tor
Boy Scout Week. February 10
18th, marking the 37th ANN
/ VerSary of the organization -
COMMUNISTS CELEBRATE
A city vide mass rally 10 CONE
I memorate the work OF thrrs
great fighters for emancipation
and freedom V. | Lenln, Abfa-
ham Lincoln and Frederick
1 Douglass, VIII be held at Schll-
Ter Hall, ST Aubin and Graz
uot. SUNDAY, February 9 at J
pm.
MISSING PERSON Lieut. J.
Bulbs Of the Missing Persons
bureau OF the Police Department
has letter from l4-year old
Matte Pearl Hogan of Murfrees-
boro. Tenn, asking him TO help
ther find Ncr' father DOUGLAS
HOGAN who is supposed is be
living here in Detroit some
where Anyone who can give
any information about HoganS
Whereabouts is urged to contact
1t Bulbs al RIA 500 or cali
the Tribune. Hogan should be
ashamed of himself for not
keeping in contact with his lit
tie daughter.
( BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
In the long climb upward OF
our common humanity. few
have done more TO help so many
on their way than that man OF
good will, Booker T. Washing
ton In these words O. n.
Armstrong concludes a siXpage
article on the late teacher. IN
The Readers Digest February
issue Shich is its 25th anniver'
Sarv number
! FINED $50 Oscar j. Cox, OPP
orator OF the Detroit Veterans
Club, 424 r. Vernon. was fined
500 for maintaining and opcrat-
ing by a Recorders Court Judge
last week after police staged
an after hour raid on the club
and arrested some Ga patrons
The papers carried the story
that the spot was being operated
as an AMVETS Post. Cox stated
TO us the other day that the
AMVETS Post known as NJ v
Miller No. $50 was not sffiliat-
cd with the Detroit Veterans
Club but only held meetings az
the spot every first and third
Sunday. Election Of officers OF
the post will be held this week
Cox IS the present commander
a MASS CONFERENCE 10
combat the efforts TO kill rent
control whs held az Northern
HIGH school on January %. X.
J. Thomas, vice president Of the
! pAW-ClO is leading tho fight