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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage bccn,C
applications We're received n
Wayne County during the period
of Jan l2th-l7th inclusive
Walter L. Henry and LOIS Ed
wards James Smith and May
Z McAiec Peter J. Higgins and
Maggie Williamson Pete Tunc
ana Irene Bowman Lloyd a.
Hunter and Pandora r. Fish
er; Wilson Brown and MARY /
Anderson John T. Waikei and
Berta l. Johnson Theophllus
Nixon and Joe NJ. Mckinney.
Henry W Gaffney and iuanita
Patcnnan John Wilson ana Ma
ron l. Dodds James Anderson
and Maude Martin Phall, ].
Campbell and Gwendolyn Flour
noy. Nathaniel Hall and Jean
Mcdaniel:
Mack Dodd and Iona johnson.
Charles W johnson and Birdie
NJ Johnson Lonmc Sueall and
Eleanor Curry. Webster T VIII
son and Mavan NJ Godbold.
Emory a Fits and Ruth A
GrlSwold Willie Warren and
Elaine Porter Sam l.. Tripp
anO Luls NJ Lewis. Israel Tar
rant and Johnnie NJ Harms
William l. Cough Jr and Bes-
sic Y Smith; Thirkeld Mar.
bury and GLADYS HAYWOOD
Tommle Mitchell and Cora Rced
Dan Robinson and Rose Chat
mon. John II Hicks and Valerie
J Swan. Charles w. Johnson
Jr.. and Helen Robinson; 1ss-
dore Turner and Dorothy Payne,
William NJ Walker and Ophelia
Smith Alfred Harms and Geor-
gia vi Wilmore. Frank Leavlns
and Bertha NJ Smith. Lewis
Nixon and Resale Coleman
John l. Parker and Evelyn
Barnes William Holley and Ann
wilkins. Benny W. Smith and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
Novel Portrays
Stuyvesant AS
AboIitionist

WASHINGTON amp a
little known contribution 10 the
abolition OF American slavery s
one OF the themes Of . book by
Knud StOWman based upon me
life OF Peter StuyveSaut last
Dutch governor OF New YORK
who died in 1872
Mr Stowman. a consultant 10
the UN's World Health organi-
aation as Well as nol cllst
states that Il found TO my
surprise StuNvcsant was for
freeing the slaves He freed his
own and took them into his
congregation when no one else
would take them INTO their
churches
OF Danish descent NJ STOW
man was educated at the UNI
versity of Copenhagen and has
had broad experiences with va
mous racial groups while wul X
ng the Red Cross during World
War and with the League of
Nations
The new StuyVeSant historical
novel is on the Harpe,s book
bet for fQAg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
Baptists Set
Meeting For
New Orleans

WASHINGTON. d. c. Dr. "
Fl. Jernagin. president ol the
National Baptist Sunday School
and B. T. L. Congress an
nounceS that the Mid Wn,ct
Board meeting Of the Cong ecSs
viii be held Feb 3. al 10 am
The session Will be held al
the St. Mark Fourth Baptist
Church. the Rev. John +. VII
liams. pastor. 2l38 Pcrdido street,
New Orleans. La.
The unfinished business and
work of the Congress viii be
completed at this session and
the executive committee that
inspected the facilities IN CleVe-
land. Ohio, whore the June sos
sion will be held VIII make
their report
Those serving on the commit.
tee are Dr.. w. II Jernagln pres
ldcnt. the Rev II r. Sims, sec
rotary; Prof. + w ID Isaac. d.
rector general the Rev. f. G.
Estelle, assistant director gene
raj. JAS f. Gayle. public rela-
tons; Matthew Burgess. treas
urer, Dean c. L. Fisher and +
T. Nix. Columbus. ONO Much
time Will be given over to ar
ranging OF the program for the
coming session
AMEND UNIT BILL,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
Ebenezer Reports
$4,000 In Pledges
Toward Aged Home

Pledges totalling more than
$4,000 have been made toward
the Ebenezer AME Church
Home for the Aged, 4 was an
nounced at Sunday morning
services.
The sermon. IN Isaiah. was
preached by the Rev. 7 +
Wormack. pastor OF Johnson
Chapel AME Church. TeXarkana.
Texas.
The altar was covered with
huge bouquet OF carnations.
in memory Of Fred A. Anderson,
member of the trustee board
who passed away last week
Guest soloist was Mrs. Artil-
Ter McClintock
On Feb. /. Bishop A. J Allen
will preach. On Feb 5 dra-
matte and musical recital will be
presented by Marie Gillian
Jones and Tommy Gillian.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
Woman Held In
Slashing Attack
On Boy Friend

For Stabbing her former boy
friend in the chest and cutting
him across the face. Jessie Bn-
son. 81, of 3414 Heidelberg, is
being held in the Womans De-
tention Home for investigation
OF felonious assault
Miss Brison admitted TO police
that she cut James Harris. 30.
Of $500 Vermont She said that
he attempted 10 force his at
tentions upon her. and that she
stabbed him in self defense
Harris is in Receiving Hos
pital. under going treatment for
the stab wounds, which were
administered At Miss Brison's
home.
Harris told police that the
stabbing followed an argument.
The woman said that he Knocked
her down before she stabbed
him She has cut the origin
she does not remember.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
YMCA Forum
To. Feature
Edgar Guest

The 81 Antoine YMCA Forum
Ylil present . double heaoer IN
then program foi SUNDAY Feb.
J.. al .. m The prlucipal speak
cr Will be the one and only.
Edgar a. Guest. the Detroit
Free Press poet
Mr. Guest has been coming
to 81 Antoine FOR the past sew
cIal wears as Is guest speaker.
The community always looks
forward 10 his coming ana We
expect a fun house 10 hear him
In addition the JUNO, Elks
Band directed py j l.. Nc
Crazy vail give IFS annual con-
cert al p m preceding Mr.
Guests lecture The band Is
composed Of over so uniformed
Young boNo and have had excel
lent training and direction under
Mr. McCrary. In addition. Nj
McCrary is bringing his two
BOYS chorS who Will render
,pecial numbers One choir has
35 voices and the other has 20
Music bv these groups Will De
cndcred before and after the
lecture
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
College Fund Alumni Hold
Conference In New York

NEW YORK The National
Federation Of General Alumni
Associations Of Colleges Paruci-
pating in the United Negro Col
lege Fund held is second am
nual conference IN New York
Jan 20 and 81
Attending the conference were
thirty national presidents anc
alumni secretaries and other
alumni officials from twenty
six colleges foi the purpose OF
studying and working out plans
Tor building stronger national
alumn organizations and stun.
ulating alumni 20 give greater
support 20 the Unred NeRu
College Fund
The alumni officials and mo
presidents OF membc colleges of
the Fund had lunch al the Wo,ld
famous WalGort-Asi0la Hotel on
Jan % Oflr guests included
John p p fele, J
500 ATTEND
The Ac l'mk Inter Alumni
Council sponsored = reception
and College Night Program tor
The vISiting alumni Offices and
college presidents al the Masonic
Temple on The night NJ Jan 20
Over 500 persons attended the
affair
Business sessions OF the Alum
nj coniab Wcre hold az the Hu-
lem Branch NWCA on Jan. 81
James T Stamps national pres
dent OF the organization. pro
sided Among the speakers were
George II Cotton. executive q
recto OF Dartmouth COLLEGE
Alumni Fund and Reuben
Holden. assistant 10 ihe pres
dent and executive director ~
the Yale University Alumn
Council Mr. Coltor spoke ON
Alumnl Participation m the
Maintenance Of COLLEGES and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
kanpus Views

But that | had been cursed.
said. Il guess III have 10 make
The best can OF things.
tried TO look like | was pleased.
But tears my eyes did sting.
To know our fourth floor had
become
a home for the insane.
| couldn't help but wonder
How. and who and what TO
blame.
And. dear reader. it wasr
completed, Could she say any
thing worse about US? We shall
personally mail 10 her copy
OF the Detroit TRIBUNE when
tins is published and she'll re-
ceiye the shock Of her life. we're
sure
Must run now TO make our
other deadllne SO, until next
week well say goodbye
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
AMEND UNIT BILL
Christian Science

Christian Science ChurcheS--si
Love" Will bc the subject oi
the Lesson Sermon IN III Chris
tian Science churches throughout
the world on Sunday, Feb J.
The Golden Text Il John 4l2l
Isl II we love one another God
dwclleth in US. and his love Is
perfected in us
Among the Bible cItations is
this passage Il John $40; And
We have known and believed
the love that God hath 10 US
God is love. and he that devil
leth IN love dwelleth IN God
and God in him
Correlative passages TO be
read from the Christian Science
textbook. Science and Health
with Key 10 the Scriptures by
Mary Baker Eddy. include the
following % 256) Love. the
divine Principle, is the Father
and Mother OF the universe. in
Guiding man"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
Church Leader
Dies At 81

Mrs Elizabeth Wacner ons o.
'hc founders and active leaders
~ the New West SIDE Central
Bdp' 81 Ch0ecN passed away
on Jan - ' Tic howc d. her
csughie Ms Lillian Pattc--
son FortSon ,742 18Th st.cct
Born m Virginia IN 1885 she
cached hC 91tH hfihda, asst
week, Just four DAYS before her
death She rs survived BY her
daughter and Son-ln-laW. a
grandson one great andoaueh-
ter and Three great ErandSons
Funeral services were held on
Wednesday 40 the New West
Sioe Central Baptist Church
The pastor tho Rev NJ NJ
Dade. ofiiciated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
Maid Refuses
Life Pension,
Prefers Work

PHILADELPHIA - a house
maid who vas wileo Sl0U 2
month FOR hfe has no intent m
of taking the simple step neces-
sarv 10 begin pavement Of the
pension she revealed this week
All she has 20 do is quit her
presen, Job and the payments
Whl BEGIN "Wpen you've worked
for q family for 81 wears she
explained. 700 don't leave
them mgh ana dry
Miss Margaret Farmer IS. is
the housemsid. The legacy was
left her by the late Charles H.
Newcomb. in whose household
she has worked ever since
coming io Philadelphia from
her birthplace in Alabama.
II Is 10 become effective only
wien She cUtS hoy io0 m his
household even she taxes
lob the next dsv the viii
saws
Newconb vas an executive
~ local pIc ron rorupanv he
dcd m Dec 10 a. the age ~
HIS estate is estimated At
bnse than SIP son
AMrNn TINT mr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31

WcrdtiI Kilsuc Chcster l.
J ncs lr and Lerscc Willis
Emo Hcdalugs aud DaUcrfc
spence Vile r HAYWOOD and
Sale " sumlel Grady L.
Calr ana BerniCe BotiC Willie
Sm,h ana EHgabctN johnson
Rcotrt kre ana Marion Dan
Cha les l. HovAins and Ida
y Brown Charles " Reed j.
ana Flos>e VI Dcsha1er Lue.
line Paultina and Lillian Hoke
George Jordan and Alice Camp
bell Samuel johnson and MARY
I Harris John y Ramsey aud
trneSNne Stewart Hazel Free
man Ir and Willie A Tavlor.
Andrew Jones and MarN Res
pes> Jame, r Rcddcn : and
HARRIET + FL James Watts and
Alcc smith Charlcs Douglas
and Susie y Wake iio>ca Civ
ens and W'ho Mao Word and
FL II Saalspc'rv and Doris r.
DAVIS
William McChnton and Mary
7 Williams William McNeal
and Mary Lewis Bill NJ Lingy
and Anna NJ BaNtCt George r
Ware ano Emily Black Edward
l Brukley and Bertcll Parks
Albert Moore and Erma VII.
hamS Oscar Taylor and Omen.
tia Wynn
Anderson Perry and Catherine
Walker Cleo r Rogers and Hell.
en- P Moore Sanders NJ Clark
and Wilma r Mcdaniel: Julius
W Settle, md Helensee Car
rcft George II Jackson and Re.
bccca EXum James Burns and
JULIA Acklcn John W. Williams
and lrma r Goldsby. Edward
Peters and Pefths Cameron.
Charles n Lewis and EVELYN
Garrett. Able Ames and Cath
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
JimcroW Losing
In Battle With
NJ. Y. Officials

ALBANY. n Y Atty Cen
eral Goldstcin reports that sub
stantial progress IS being made
in New York State toward the
elimination OF racial and relig-
ious bias in hotels. restaurants
resorts and other places OF pub
lie accommodation.
Although several hundred COM
plants were received IN ms
office. Atty. General Goldstein
said that all were valid, about
a fifth were settled by "educa-
tional tactics" since Cancellation
proved effective IN view Of the
fact that New York State has
anti-discrlminatory laws.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
cnne Hcsirix

clne HCRlflX
Charles + Mason and Dorothy
Sanders Gideon johnson and
Mamie Williams Howard + COT
I'm and Valera $ Moron Win
ton Eugene and Marie Ur.
hn Dola r Miller ana Mildred
II REYNOLDS olive c Woodruff
and Beatrice Silcr Nose White
and Matte Pearson Harold l..
Ashbv and DAISY Y Cobb. Tom
ME Clarke and fhelma T Wal
slime
Wilson L. Brown and Emma
L Blake Cornelius Mvrick and
Gladys Tookes LEROY KEY and
Vivian Cole. Sylvester Greenlee
Jr., and Matte Waterford. Ben
Blanchard and Clarie Brown.
Eel Taylor and Ola Martin:
Calvin c Weems and Doris J.
Rowe James A Agee and Ber-
nice Hellams Harold Burns and
Anna Mae Lee. Richard r Bell
and Lucille r Norris. Lorenzo
Short and Estelle Benford: John
r Lustcr and Thelma L. Beard:
Bradford Carruihers and Char
lene Thompson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
ELKS ORGANIZE NATIONAL DRIVE TO DECREASE ILLITERACY
Over 500
To Attend
Confab
Three Day Meet
Workshop On
Adult Education

WASHINGTON ID 1 Dee
r4f.S appoanted by the Cover
nors q, fourteen states. lnciud-
rrq college presidents ecitors,
u. srrool pwncIpais teachers.
cor n,lnity and og ganlzstou
.oaders and Just plan citizens,
ave included among the more
than 500 persons VINO viii at
fond ,hree-day conference on
functional iilltcracy 10 oe held
rere az the Metropolitan Baptist
Charcf Jan - 30 81
The contercace sponsor &c
nt tte edgcat.on dep4rtWenf Of
me Improved BcucVoleni and
Protective Order % E.Ns . the
Wold l. epresent ,he FIRST
s,erna lfc taat la,e-nsl
"a tsc.,c ne problem
terar among colored PEG
ole IA a narona scale
According 10 the conferences
director Judge William c.
Huesion. Elk commissioners Of
education. The conference viii
Sc a workshop meeting from
which will be launched q ma
iional community class room
program for teaching thous-
ands OF adults how 10 read.
and write. according 10 the
Army Education training plan
used in the war.
our aim IS not 20 irv e teach
naslc ErGlsn o. the entire col
red population nc seld ~ *
plainina tie plan but n pro-
1ge SIX weeE course m as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31

Til, members OF the House
ISRAEL Church replaced then
sr,re board OF deacons in a
special church meeting last
week informed sources reported.
As 4 sequel 10 lawsuit by the
former deecons To Dust the pas
,o he Rev. Mckinley Gilcr
The lawsuit resulted IN a
s,slore,c. with Circuit Judge IFa
JAYNE lGIng that the Rev Mi.
Gme, must be allowed TO con-
t.nue preaching.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
M " PROBLEMS -
NHuMANITY
::-zA M 49,
"a
the Detroit Tribune.

the DetrOit tribune.
Mrs. X-I am a church work.
or and my husband is drink
ing man cannot pull HIM to
church with me unless ne IS
drinking and that is when ! do
not want him 10 90 along II
seems that every time he gets
heavy loaded with whiSkcY he
starts hanging out in the streets
or IN beer parlors and tries 10
preach He vows he has been
called to preach
Ans. Actually your husband
wants TO live a righteous life.
And he would. were II moi for
his great failing for strong
drink. II he had the will 10
stamp out this desire. he
would make a strong Chris
tan soldier. Preaching OH
street corners while tight" is
sacrilegious. He needs some
Tood minister OF the Gospel
. interview him when he is
cold sober. and insiill the fear
OF God in his heart. II might
convert him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
House OF Israel Church Picks
New Deacons To Replace Boare

The quarcl bctAcen deacon
and pastor ta,tci when IN.
founder of the church. the Rcv
jeremiah Robinson died Thl
members elevated the assistant
pastor. the Rev Mr. Gucr I,
the pulpit and supported km
against the dcacons
The removal Of the deacons
and the election of new deacon,
who are supporters of Nj GIcl
should end the controversy. OBJ
servers believe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
Sore Threats
On Increase,
Medics Warn

Sore thFoats are most preva-
lent al this time of year That
IS why DR. David LIttlejohn,
director Of the Wayne County
Health Department, warns every
one 10 look out for sore
throats
III may be 'strep' infec-
ton. SAYS DR.. LittleJohn. and
scarlet fever and strep sore
throat are really the same dis
case. These infections arc part
of the respiratory diseases which
are most prevalent during Win
ter months.
The person who has a strep
sore throat. but no scarlet rash,
spreads the same dangerous
germs as the scarlet fever VIC
tim VINO has the rash and the
sore throat Because of this,
Michigan Health Department
regulations for isolation within
the home are the same for those
who have 'strcp throat with
or without the rash. even If it
IS called SCdrlct FEVER.
QUARANTINE MODIFIED
However. the quarantine reg
ulatIon has been modified so
that where there is case of
scarlet fever i'm a household
health department authorities
may permit other children IN
the home 20 attend school #
the person with scarlet fever
on strep' infection is properly
isolated in a separate room
Remember that most sore
throatS are catching. and any
sore throat might be strep
throat Therefore II is wise for
any person with sore throat
to stay at home and away from
other members of the family
Use such precautions as will
safeguard all others from this
Infection
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
Alabama SIC
Beats Fisk BY
ST 81 Score

NASHVILLE. Tenn Alabama
State Teachers College humbled
the Fisk University shooters to
5l-37 defeat on the latters
court on Jan 20.
Paced by Hollis, the Alabama
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31

Yts. We ave still surviving in
spite 81 tins terrible weather.
gttse below freezing tenlpera-
tarcS nave US feeling almost as
though wt are frozen corpSes,
Yet classes continue and we
With them
Shocking was the news Of
lae death of Dr.. Carl Llnde-
gren, instructor OF voice here
az Normal DR. Lfndegren
passed away Wednesday at his
home as result OF a heart
aihnen,
Campus lads and lsSsles viii
attempt 10 get their last fling
Heior, mex, Monday when finals
hcgn AZ the Pre- Exam Jam
" are Of the opinion that Il
wii take more than such q
palv 10 cure some Of as Of
ou litters.
o. Thursday. Jan. 20. at
Peace Auditorium here on the
campus, the Concert Band Will
give MS first concert of the year,
We are represented in the band
ifs year by Phanluel Hamll-
lou
Noteworthy is the fact that
Lillian Bell is very outstanding
~ The Architectural department
'hele on campus. Lillian is the
only Negro girl represented IN
TINS department and is doing
marvellous work. She comes TO
US rom Wherefore University
and is a member OF the Pyramid
Pledge Club OF Delta Sigma
Theta. Lillian is a Junior from
Romuius, Mich.
cAcERs DEFEATED
Once again the Normal
caeelS suffered a tremendous
loss Twice in one week they
were defeated by a score OF 65
o. more On Monday night we
bowed 10 Albion College. 65-
~ Hope the new semester
brings us better luck.
, Quite surprised, we were, to
see the Willie Anderson Trio,
inoeene Bunch and Leroy Roc
quemore in the college news
Paper The occasion was the
newman Club Jam Concert.
We would like 70 hear from
pom Shirley Graham and JAG
9ueline Frazier very soon Both
elrlS VIII be members OF our
fourth floor family. We like to
SNe al new intrants TO the
lamlly reception. so il you
glrls read this drop us line.
70 King Hall is the address.
- Saw the engagement ring of
Dorothy Deary today. Dorothy
sophomore from Phoenix.
Niz Her wedding date is two
FEARS hence so we won't be
losing her soon.
PoETEss
just ran across this little ditty
written by Lillian Bell. She is
member OF our King Dorm,
,ourth floor family Other mem
peIs are: Frances Uddyback,
oeinlce Cobb and Evelyn Hend-
icks room 432: Lillian Bell and
"arah O'Gilv1e. room AL: and
~ yours truly, and our sister,
, IEouise' are in room 423 around
, le corner from the afore men
,'Uned rooms. Evidently Lillian
:, lave some very solemn thought
=. our being neighbors 10 her.
~. ~ 'nis is what l found one
gay IN her room:
WI M FOURTH FLOOR GIRLS
""sn ! returned 10 school last
year
II was amazed 10 see.
folks who lived In four.
thfee two
Nnd IN room four two three.
Oil The eombos In the world.
7 Ihonshi this was the worst.
couldn't think Of anything
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31

X. R.-Dear Able have
read your column for years and
years II makes me feel good
10 read the sound advice you
give TO people | was told that
YOU had new daughter in your
family is II truc2
Ans: II is. ! have the pref
iiesi and sweetest little old
girl you ever saw. That makes
three for me now: two boys. 8
and IL and now a little girl
10 round out my family.
guess the good Lord just knew
! needed baby daughter 10
complete my family. am
grateful for your kind words
and good wishes. Mrs. r. r.
Thanks. Able.
r. f. T-Your advice has IN
spired thousands OF others and
| know that you can do as much
Tor me IN my hour of turmoil
After 10 months in service.
returned expecting 60 get my
old Job back but found a good
friend OF mine employed m nN
place. ! did not have the heart
10 ask for my job back am
respondent My wife is expect
ing our first child next month.
Ans: Brooding and frettlnq
over your state Of affairs is
only hindering your progress.
Go to your former employer
and ask his assistance. Per-
haps he could place you in
gan7ation or even help Yom
some other capacity in the or
TO find another job. After all.
he is obliged by CT law 10
re-emploY you. You need more
advice. Send for one Of my
private reading letters"
a. G - am % with 3 years
of college credits teach school
and my Job pays pretty good
and ] can take care Of myself
out Of IT, NV problem is my
parents. have no social lie
al all Everyone that comes.
something is wrong with them
II they return, they Will be in
suited. I'll die or 60 crazy il
this continues. Tell me what to
do
Ans: The answer to your
problem is 10 get a teaching
job away from home where
you will be on your own. Get
out from under your parents
thumb aud be independent.
Your people mean well. but
you cannot allow them TO ruin
your health ard happiness
with their selfish belief.
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sharpster who accounted for l9
points. the visitors claimed an
easy victory They picked up
an early lead and were ahead
at half time, Pills
Harry Blake from MI. Vernon.
Ohio, did the honorS for Fisk
with 3 tallies 20 his credit
On Jan. 81 Fisk cagers will
play host 20 Clark College OF
Atlanta. Ga and 20 Fort Val
lev State Teachers College Of
Font Valley, Ca. on Feb. ,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31

The power OF organized labor
has grown more than the sense
OF public responsibility among
some of its top men,"