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Seward seaport record., 1948-11-06
MRS. BAUMBERGER CALLED TO WISCONSIN

Mrs. Esther Baumberger received word Tuesday of the death of her mother in Jillett. Wisconsin. Mrs. Baumberger left Thursday by train for Anchorage and from there by plane.
 Her address until January 1, will be care of John Olson, Jr., Route 1, Box 3, Jillett, Wisconsin.
Seward seaport record., 1948-11-06

captions are the employment of children under 16 by their parents in occupations other than manu- featuring and mining, and the em- pioyment of children as actors in theatrical productions and motion pictures.
 Any employer convicted of will fully violating any of these provi sions is liable to fine up to Sl0,000. or for a second offense, Imprisonment up to six months, or both The Secretary of Labor may also ask Federal district court to restrain future violations of the child-labor provisions by injunc tion."
 Evans pointed out that employ CTS in the Territory can protect themselves from unintentional vio- lation of the child-labor provisions by obtaining birth or baptismal
 
 certificates for any minors they employ showing that the minors are of legal age for the occupations in which they are to be engaged. Employment and age certificates issued by the various states are also acceptable as proof of age in the case of minors who come up to the Territory for seasonal work.
 Employers who have any ques- tions concerning these provisions or wish further information are urged by Evans to write him at Box 1O3O. Territorial Post Office Building, Juneau, Alaska.
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S.. ThomaS Style Show VIII
Greet You on Easter Monduy

Last Friday evening, Jan, -, a
special committee of the mems club
and womSn's auxiliary Of Sc,
Thomas church met at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Andrew J, Clark, IT..
SS0A Firth Ave, &c., ard formu.
lated Plans which will set the ma.
shineFy In motion to stage their
annual Easter Fashion Review and
entertainment
Present at the first meeting
were; TelA n, Burt, Martin Brown.
Mrs, Matte CpnnoFs, Mrs, HAssl
CLARK, MIRA, Barbara StrRwdeF, e,
r Hendon, H. l.. Josey, A, v. Gas.
klns and Mr.. and Mrs. A. ], Clark,
JE
The sub.Seru weather prevented
several Of tho committee members
from being present
Personnel 81 the committee will
be enlarged 10 about ATTY workers
81 preparations for the eolorful at.
fair gets under way,
Advance tickets Of SIC each will
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LaIssea Nous Faire met Salur,
day, Jan, %. with Mrs, ollyp A,
Gum. TsS l9lshart Ave, Primes
were won by first, Mp, Earl
Brent: second. Mira, Clarence An.
derSoa and third, Mrs, Richard
Stokes, The next meeting will be
with Mrs, William A, Hanna, so
N, Western Ave.
The New Corners club met Sat,
arday, Jan. -, at the homo of Mr.,
and Mrs. n, Addison, 49, West
Central 81 Paul, Next meeting
Feb, n. at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs, NJ, L. Hawkins, GAs Carroll
Ave.
Mrs. w. N. Winston. wife af DE.
W, N, Winston u Harvey, H.. was
In st. Paul over the week end ~
house guest Of the John Pattens,
Mrs. Winston came here to enter
her son Ronald In 50. Thomas
Academy.
birthday Party; Mira, Dorothy
BrIley Of 7tS Rondo Ave, celebrated
her birthday Monday, Jan, ~ At
q pokeno party, Those who shared
the occasion with her werei Mr..
and Mrn, Fred Jencs, Mr., and Mrs,
I.swia Williams. Mmss, BETTY
StFawder, Gladys Calender, Mar.
gperits Eason. Florence Nelson,
Joyce williams, Inca Bruce, Dolly
Nelson and Mr.. William Brilsy,
Wedding, Miss vsdA law. dauEh.
ter Of Mr., and Mrs, Everett Law
Of Minneapolis. will become the
bride Of Mr., Frank W. Schine, $40
81, Anthony Ave, on Saturday,
Feb, II, TOO pm, at Zion Baptist
church. Minneapolis. The reception
will follow the wedding ceremony
81 the homo of the Rroom'n parentA,
$40 80. Anthony Ave.
Birthday Party MFn. G, n. Woo.
ten Of bl2 Carroll Ave, celebrated
her birthday Sunday, Jan. 20, at q
buffet supper party. Guests who
helped her celebrate Werst Mr.. and
Mrs, T. Purcell, Mr.. and MrS, Ru.
fua Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. William
White. Mmss, Bessie Cox, LiliiAn
FtHney, Ceola Webb, Ruth Griee,
Joseph Monroe. Myrtle Roas, Con.
stance Radcliffe. Clara Smith. Ida
Belle CoVihRton. Louise white.
DessIe Clemens and MIAs Caroline
Dixon. The honorse received many
lovely and useful Rlfta and flowers
wired TO her from her dauRhtsr-in.
Law, Mrs, Richard Travis, now visit.
Ing In Omaha.
Marriage License was IssIsd ~.
Gently TO Edith Price, 100 Rondo
Ave, and Frank Hubbard, Mime.
apolis.
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Ave. So, entertained a few Of her
friends with a card party Sunday.
Jan. 25, at her home. Refreshments
were served.
Birthday Party; Miss lone Roach,
a9l7 Fifth Ave. So, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Roach.
was hostess 70 her friends in honor
Of her birthday. Refreshments were
served and games and dancing oe-
cupied the evening. Miss Roach re-
eeived many lovely and useful gifts.
Those present were the Misses Dor
othy Ann StOvall, Adrian Merrill,
Barbara Merrill, Mary Esther
Young, Carol and Margaret Allen.
Kathleen Curry, Jean Schohsld,
Marianne Curry, Connie Turner.
Katherine and Connie Shivers, Mar.
lene Allen, Vivian Patterson, Mar
lene Wallace. Harriet Bowman,
Louverne Noble, and the Messrs.
Carl and Harlan Russell. Earl
Smith. Ross Perry, Maurice Maeky,
Lawrence Shannon. Jerry Bailey,
Joe White, Richard Acasta, Mar.
win Crawford, Richard Howell, Eu-
gene and Russell Robinson and Ma
thaniel Walker.
MIR. Eddie jefferson was h0ROred
in his home, 27A6 Clinton Ave. So,
with = surprise birthday dinner
party. Sunday, Jan. % at 3 pm.
by his wife. Mrs. Alma jefferson.
Guests were Messrs. and Mines.
Z. N. Houston, X. J. Royster. II. l..
BeAl, Mr.. Wilburn Houston, Roy
Register, Jr,, and Judy and Ray
mond Register. A delicious dinner
was served and games were played.
He was the recipient Of many love
ly and useful gifts,
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be OF tho presS next week. Tsla
burt will be charge Of distribu.
tion.--~advt,
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Cancelled: The NeiEhNOrhood
Bridge Club, which was to NEE,
Monday, Jan. 26, at the home Of
Mrs. o. p. Wells, S64l Fourth Ave.
So, has been changed TO meet Mon
day, Feb. Q,
The Twin City Maids and Ma.
irons Club met at the home Of Mrs,
Frank Terry. 1912 First Ave. So,
Saturday, Jan. "a. The first guest
prize was won by Mrs. John Shep-
herd, second by Mrs. George Nixon.
and third by Mrs. o. L. Alexander.
Club prizes were won by Mrs. Har.
old Combs, first prize: Mrs. Cleat
Oliver, ST., second; and Mrs. DON
aid Brady. ST.. third. Other guests
were Mines. James Smith, Burie
Carmichael, Jr., C. W. Glen and
Palmer S. jackson. The next meet
ing viii be at the home Of Mrs.
r. s. Underwood. 1920 Fourth Ave.
So, Feb. Z.
Miss Shirley Kyle. Ss37 Fourth
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present were Mrs. Allie Ralenger,
sister Of Mrs, Buford. Mrs, Blanche
williams. Mrs, J, W, Mcmillan and
Mr.. James BufOrd.
The Entire Nous club h scheduled
10 meet Friday, Feb, q, with Mrs.
Bea Ivy. bsT Rondo Ave.
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MARIE ALLEN TO
WE'D RAYMOND COOPER
Mrs. Marie Allen. daughter 0f
Mrs. r. A. Mitchell. SO2S Riverside.
plans to marry Raymond Cooper,
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WAY SEE IT
-. DY nELL D0DS0A RUSSELL.

Interesting things keep happening Peoples Voice
paper Harlem The the withdrawal Paul
ROhesOn eoumnA According syndcatsd column
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y
under her by-ine In the Pv came out with this bic,
well, Henry Wallace has gone and done Il again,
He's thrown hs wonderful Nnprstsntious mid western
hat into the istS presidential ring According TO the
column. Lena wrote that this had special meaning
for Negroes" The next day, RissSl reported, Lena
wrote tho editor; "lnASmuch as have made no de-
cisiOn this issue and this endorsement was not
authorized by me and was without my knowledge. ]
hereby withdraw psrmissOn for use Of my name as
cOlumnst In the Peoples Voice, effective imm$di.
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her seventh birthdny AZ her homes
$50 Bryant Ave. No. Twenty little
guests were present. Refreshments
were served and games were played.
MrG Nsttis Allen. 27ST LORGfsl.
low Ave-, 10 eonvAleseinE at home
and her condition Is very much
improved.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Childrsas.
ss7 Aldrich Ave. No, entertained
friends Saturday evening. Jan. -.
Games were played and refresh
ments served. Those present were
MeSsrs. and Mmes, X. Chatham,
Harry MAyes, Leroy Smith. L. Fai.
son and w. Mcintosh.
Mrs. n. W. Bolts ST.. 1919 Lyn.
dale No, returned Saturday, Jan.
%, from a trip TO Missouri. Iowa.
and Nebraska.
Spoke: The 81. Thomas Social
Service Committee met ut the home
Of Mrs. Percy Hughes ST.. $3.50
Fifth Ave. So, Monday. Jan. 20.
Speaker Of the evening was Mrs.
ArnitA Farrow who has been in
the Red Cross Service in Munich.
Germany. She spoke on her ex-
peTienees overseas. Mrs. Farrow is
the sister Of Mr.. Whitney Young Of
st. Paul.
Miss LeOIa Jackson, IS, 2IOS
Fifth Ave. So. will play a Hun
garian piece at y piano recital TO
be held at the Minneapolis College
Of Music, February Q, at & pm.
She Is a student Of Miss Lightfeld.
Mr.. John Shepard. S52s Fifth
Ave. &c., has been III at home for
q week. Mr.. Shepard is a veteran
Great Northern r. r. employe.
Mrs. Teasie Bart and brother,
Booker Spencer Burt, 1901 Fifth
Ave. So, were the guests Of Mrs.
Dolly Berry at the Laundry Work.
ers Union dinner and dancing party
at the Hotel Dyekman, Saturday
evening. Jan. "a.
Mr.. George Ampsy passed away
in Cedar Rapids, Ia. Wednesday,
Jan. %, He 10 the brother Of Mr..
Carl Ampey SO Royalston. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Ampey and MIR. Oliver
Ampey left for Iowa to attend the
funeral.
Mrs. Benson Shepherd cslebrat.
ed her birthday at her home. 372O
Fifth Ave. s. A buffet dinner was
served and gifts were received by
Mrs. Shepherd. Guests present
were Messrs. and Mines. Otis
Woodland, Theodore Woodland, Ed.
ward Hayes, John Scott, Arthur
Moore tbrOther Of Mrs. Shepherdl,
John Carter, Egbert Brady, Robert
Alexander. and Mrs. Rose Gallo
way, Mrs, Alice Ford, and Mr..
ChRlmer Lawson.
The BlRe Monday Club met at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Am
pey, 80 RoyalSton, Monday, Jan.
20. Games were the entertainment
for the evening, and dinner was
served at 7 pm. A prize was won
by Mr.. Vincent Shepherd. The next
meeting will be Feb. 3 with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Alexander. 872O Fifth
Ave. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Miller. sol
Emerson Ave. NJ, entertained the
Silver Tones Of New York at q
dinner party, Sunday. Jan. Is. 9th
ers present were Father Burns
from Sc. Martin parish; Father
Herman. rector Of 81. Leonardo
Catholic Church; Mr.. Moseby Of
the st. Paul Seminary; Mr.. and
Mrs. p. J. Stanley. Mrs. Jesse
Lynn, Mrs. James BooEhsy, and
Miss orlee Wilbur.
The Friendly Sixteen Club met
Saturday, Jan. "a, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Rssd, 1880 AIdrich
Ave. N. Guests were Mrs. Lucille
Jordan. and Mr.. Leon Barnett.
First prize was won by Mrs. Ethel
Mcintosh and second by Mrs. Pearl
Woodland. The next meeting viii
b. held ct the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Woodland, $50 Bryant
Ave. ~, Saturday, Feb. 7.
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Johnson, Sol ST. Anthony Ave,
Miss RaRSoms plans to make her
home In Sc. Paul.
Dinner rartyi Mr., and MrA, J.
nuford Of SA4 W. Central Ave,
were hosts at a dinner party sun
day, Jan, 20, honnring Mrs, Evelyn
Duncan Of Chicago, who IL visiting
Mira, Allie RalenEsF, other guests
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Social and Personal

In Hospital: Mr. James Williams of S26 Fuller Ave-.
proprietor and OF Jms Place. 500 ST. Anthony Ave.
entered ST. Luke hospital Sunday jan 25 to undergo treat
ment for bronchitis,
Miss Earne RansOmC Of New York City, arrived in the
city Tuesday Jan 90 TO be the houseuest Of Mrs Rose
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Social and Personal
o MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs gayeees met at the Francis Drake Hotel Wednesday
JAN 81 which guest night Mrs Curtis Chiyers had
her guest Mrs. Albert Allen
The Booker 7. Washington Study Club win meet Tues.
day Feb at the home of Mrs Mary Alice Smith, 1929 Fifth
Ave. s.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

wills and Estatcs' was the
topic of discussion az the Book
er T Washington Trade AsSo-
cations weekly luncheon meet
ing The Wolverine Bar Asso-
ciaton had charge oi tho pro-
gram under the chanmanship
o. Is president Wynnc G. Gar
Vin
Discussing the subject were
some of the clty'~ Young talented
legal minds, including Chaglc,
L. Smith Of the firm Ioom>.
Jones. Piper and Golden Wil-
liam r Patrick J of the .rm
Patrick and Patrick
Adding veterans VlcWpWu,
To the subject was Stant At
tornev General Pcecival Piper
GUESTS
As their special guests. the
association has rs senior >tu
dents of the 81 Clair Ihch
School who came through the
efforts of the Detroit lntrractai
Committee Miss jeanne stern
Nf the committee introduced NJ 81
Mildred Travis their teacher
who IN turn introduced the in-
divldual students
Other guests of The ssov3tiop
we're Mr. and Mrs J 3 Martcv.
Of Carlton Ga parents OF Rev
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Sisters Held
For Trial In
Police Case

Two sisters, charged with rcAs.
ting arrest, appeared IN Judge
John j. Mahers court Thursday,
for examination, and arc held for
trial
Mrs. Bertha Offui IS. and
Mrs. Emma Stewart. 80. OF 30l7
EllerY. deny they resisted the
two officers who answered call
10 their home last April.
They contend that they called
police officers to their home TO
protect them from a belligcron,
roumer, who was moving out of
their two-family fiat.
BELLIGERENT ROOMER
Mrs. Stewart says that she cali
led police because the roomcr,
when ordered TO move. threaten
cd them, and threw several at
tSee SISTERS HELD. p. 2T
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Booker T. Washington Trade Assn.
Lawyers Lead Topic
Discussion at Lunch

Leonard Mattcy Mrs Martcy IS
teacher IN the school IS stem
there. Robert y Jones Of Walt
iior1sman and Co.. Mrs Adde
Lightncr and son Lesley Hall
OF Denver. Colo Mrs Lighincr
Is head OF the Investment De-
partment of the American Wood
Mcn NJ and Mrs Edward Mot
lcv uf Motley Dar Ms Bcu.
'ah WhItby of the lntcu aual
Comfnlttcc and her daughter
Miss Patricia Whnby Miss Bar
aara LdBarrIc. Jack II DaNhy.
executive az Color Magazine
and Mr. Davis owner of Davis
Virginia STYLE Meats. who was
prascd for has fine business
PROGRAMS PRAISED
Walter House chairman OF the
program commitee received
conmcndation for the interesting
seylcS OF programs that have
nccn presented each week Mr.
House is real estate broker
w D. Morrison gave a report
on the National Negro Business
] caEuc Convention which is 10
be held m Atlantic City \ J
Jult 1923 MANY Detroit bus-
nessmcn expect 10 attend
NEXT PROGRAM
Next week s program VIII be
presented by the Paradise Valley
BuSincSSmen'S Association OF
which Fred Allen is prcsli,ent
Mr. Allen is also the owner Of
supreme Linen and Laundry.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Arthur Brown
Found Guilty
In n Minutes

-Four Dc,roitcrs, held for MUIR
der were held for trial this
week following their cNamina-
tionS in Recorders Courts.
Arthur Brown, 40. Of 244 f.
Kirby. charged with the l945
slaying Of Fred Manley, follow-
ing IN argument during base
mon, card game. was found gull
IS n twenty two minutes by 4
jury sitting in Recorders Judge
O. Z Idc's court
William Brooks. 20. Of 3l76
Monroe. charged with the mur-
dCr OF Harold O Gibbs last MAY
% was hold for trial following
his examination IN Recorders
Judge O T. Tde's court Tues
dav
Aycly II Law. ~ Of 5439
Crane. charced with FIRST degree
murder in the death OF his faith
er -in-law. James Adams. 20 last
MAY ~. also is held for trial
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
The Man Is Dead
But Tales About
Him, Linger On
BY JAMES L. HICKS

TSK TSKl
Congressman Adam Clayton
Powell told this one at the Ir.
ban League dinner at Small
Paradise the other night.
CALLS ON UNCLE TOM
During one of his polltiCal
campaigns the late Senator Bill
DO hunted him high and low n
Mississippi for a safe" colorci
man he could trust 10 put on
the air as true reprcsentatitc
Of the Negro in Mississippi Fin
ally he found onc--a 93-vcar old
Uncle Tom.
Came the night OF the broad
cast and Bilbo invited Uncle
Tom TO the mike 20 say
word" 10 his folks. He was
told that people all over the
country would hear his word.
You mean the white folks up
North will hear nc too" asked
Uncle Tom. The answer was ycs.
The colorcd folks up there too
he asked again Once more the
answer was yes. Even those
Negroes in Harlem2' he asked
for the third time.
When Bilbo assured him
that even those "Nigras" up in
Harlem would be listening 10
his word Uncle Tom calmly
walked up 10 the mike. sneaked
a look around fha rooYn and
yelled. Help"
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
William Burton Placed
On $500 Bond BY Ju dge

apartment a. 4364 Orleans where
seven families are reported
Jammcd into the house MAYOR
Van Antwerp recently testify
Ing before "a congressional COM
mittcc ON housing described
the housing at The Oieans adj
dress as helms typical OF De
trolt's worst slum housing
Sometime ago Mr. Burton,
allegedlY secured d permit 10
make certain repairs on other
property at 1886 (. CanfIeld.
but was hailed in 10 Judge
George T. MurphY's Traffic
and Ordinance court when he
failed 10 complete inferior al
formations. according 10 per-
nit obtained from the Depart
meni of Building and Euei
neerinq.
Last week. NJ Burton out on
a small personal bond Appeared
momentarilv in court bat de-
parted before his hearing wa,
called
judge Murphy upon learning
OF MI Burton's decision i'm
mcdiatclv ISSucd a warrant iot
has arrest Wednesday Burtor
was placed under $500 bond
and ordered to appear IN court
Friday morning
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

Thus far. only one lawyers
firm has contributed TO the
campaign.
FIRM GIVES Sloo
The Detroit law firm OF Loom
Is. Jones. Piper and Golden con-
ulbuted 500 TO the campaign.
a spokesman for the Coll
lege Fund Drive said this
week that a white friend who
contributed $500 TO the fund
made the following state
meni: Its simply a pity that
your Negro lawyers are sleep
ing this drive. They all are
able 10 give al least SIS. Why
that would amount 10 Sl.e75."
Charles Mahoncy general
chairman Of the uNCFD Iut
himself a LAWYER. gave $3.50 not
to be credited 70 lawyers, how
ever. Attorney Mahoncy said
Il believe that the Negro law-
yers Of Detroit VII rally to the
support Of the campaign in 9
big way and that the ending Of
the campaign TO raise Detroit
quota Of $4,000 viii end success
ful and a victorious one.
Detroit LAWYERS are urged 70
forward their contributions cash
or check PAYABLE to the Uniicd
Negro College Fund drive 206
Mack avenue, Detroit /. Mich,
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organization.

The paper is being reorganized efficiency bas
that i enable to retire It's mortgages and other obll-
cations, rs ell as provide for further expansion.
a, j. lobln holder of mortgage portion of the
Arbac upmcnt. advised change i'm the business man
ggcmtn through his attorney, Charles w. Jones' +
|t, management had proved incompetent and the pay
ntr became delinquent
The stockholders took the action OF getting
manager and revised board in order avoid foreclo-
sure and thereby preserved the control.
STOCKHOLDERS DISSATISFIED
"lh iact that there is a mortgage some Of the
le9UWrnt is nothing unusual in business Gon quot
.ed saving only interested in getting the loan
paid, and seeing the paper saved have the utmost conf
ldeace Boykn and Smith. and The obligation
u paid of will be out of the picture,
Several stockholders had earlier expressed dissstis
faction with the business mana cement because of mac
curae financial reports complete audit of the books
p now in progress under Richard Austin C. P. A. The
Roard Of Directors had threatened ask Mr. Fields
(See TRIBUNE OWNERSHIP, P. p
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Christian Scientists
Meeting In Boston

BOSTON. Mass Tho Chris
tiau Science Board OF Directors
opened their annual meeting IN
Boston last Monday
The retiring president Mrs
Helen Chafce ElWcll of East He
hron N ", reiterated the need
for jealousy guardluc the dcm-
ncratic privileges OF free assem-
blv and freedom of worship
individuals and nations can
no longer remain isolailonisi
In thought or action" she
said. "Selfishness leihsrgY and
inaeiion are superseded by a
prompt response 10 brothers.
need.
Mr. Harry c. Brown Is the
new incoming president OF the
Christian SSientists Church He
is a native Of Nsrth Adams. Mass
He became interested in Chris
tan Science in 1910. and joined
the Mother Church in Boston in
1916.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

TELL TOY TO ACT
Common Co9uCl Ihuaay e-
qucS'cd tnat Police Comm ions
III Hasy S Tov mske com-
plcic report and tisat.on
or the shooting Tcy how eve
rs cpagte dissent trlU the ft
Aroused citizens Of Detroit
and The lower Easiside in par
iicular. rallied &c a mass meet
ing held az Macedonia Baptist
Church and sponsored by tae
Area X Improvement League,
Thursday nisni. The Rev. X.
II. Coleman Is president and
the Rev. W. II. Amos is secre
isrY Of The league.
Also ThG,S5ar g crnIp oi
ministers reportcily Ecic cen
ference a. The Laos TnWgan
YWCA Whc tho
discussed Earhe = tho week
(see YOUTH Staying P. ~
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

the leading weekly newspaper
during the annual convention ol
the Negro Newspapcr Publish.
ers Association here June l1-l9
Invitations to major cduca.
tional institutions. as we'll as to
government bureau, and organ
cations like the NAACP ant
tho Urban League. wore sent
last week by Charles u Loeb.
chairman Of the Editorial So.
.ictv of NNPA. and Thomas w
Young. president of the publish
'rs .Toup
Mr.. Loeb is managing editor
OF The Cleveland Call and Post
host 10 the convention; Mr..
Young is president and gen
eral manager of the Norfolk
Journal and Guide.
>. r. GROUPS INVITED
Also asked TO participate arc
the half dozen or more pubic
relations organizations that have
come on the scene in the past
few wears 10 provide publicity
and promotion machinery anq
counsel % individuals an d
tsee NNPA coNFAB. p. ~
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Had No Money
Knocked Down

Because he had mo- money
when approached 10y street
robber. julius Odom. 80. .oi
2763- 25th. was Knocked down
Odom told police that tht
thug approached him and asked
him to hand over hi, money.
When told that ne had no money
the robbcr slugccd him Tho
attempted robbery occurred a
Maybury Grand and Michigan
avenues. last Monday
Maggie Sims, as Of 1926
Brady repofted 10 police this
week that she was stabbed on
the left hip when she held on
20 her pocket book as three
men unsuecessfully attempted 70
snatch" IL.