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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Teachers Plan
Gala Cruise To
Niagara Falls

On the week end Of June 10 tie
Deiroi, Federation Of Teachers 5
sponsoring rs Second Annual
Friendship Cruise 70 Buffalo ard
Niagara Falls. For TINS event tire
teachers have chartered the SIS
Greater Detroit. largest and fin
est passenger ship OF inland wat
ers. The cruise IS substituted icg
the cruise TO Mack,nsc Island
previously planned.
The cruise Will leave Detroit a.
500 pm. Friday June 10. arrive
al Buffalo at 500 IT. SATURDAY.
leave Buffalo al 5 pm. and re-
turn to Detroit az 8 pm. Sunday.
June - Dinner Will oe served
on board both Friday and Sstur-
day evenings. Breakfast will De
served aboard Sunday morning.
There will be dancing and a cor
tinuous program Of snipboard sc-
fivities
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Great Lakes
Lot Oumers
Hold Meeting

The Gres; l-skes -; On,
Assoc alton held trt zee,
recently al the Dei, Fsas-s:
O. Women j. clues -t .:
wss Well aiterce- az e-.t
ivsesi.ng as the -er -s:
SD Their Plans ~ -~.
and TIE opening G. re sess.
Report
Mrs. Aida 7. Hodge ehsr.
- me program g4-T''es z
a splendid repoT, Nn--- Nssl
received and unan.r- -s.y q.
&c snd promised . 81 r..cl
..g Plans were mace Is
MA plcnic 70 &c re- t-.y
by tne Lot Owrers As, 4
Ms Sara Turne ~e s77ca
chairman q ihe Wsts "
Coru.isee
high praise ~ss ps =
.4srr Mcdonald tot 'rs sp.t
ou;rs enjoyed p, ~ as
ion members and Z; z,
p.cr c last vess.
There was much cis -ss.-
"a Ire general IMP 2,
,-s 3 opesiy. Conri~ss's
81 a.tre new csretsKe
u Vaughn iot MS so.e~
SNr.lls " Brsx.cr. 81 rs;
1 see.etsfN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Baby Contest
Is Sponsored
By A Church

A rscy res.;r and poc4.asi:s
cortss, Is beng sponsored tg
me uer oets g. TIE Please s.
Grove Bsp;4si Church TIE coa-
les; s Sc: tor SUNDAY. June
With Ms Rose Hi IS d.recic.
Among me babes ae Nan =
Clsrk. Ksrr-1 SeWcs Regina
Gamble CYNTHIA Nee E1c.nE-
,cn. Ec~s-1 Jesone Williams
Larry E1ste, C.srk Srss q
plcses Esfe.s W. 80; Jc. {
Dc.wsn S;ever Kenion. Roc :
rx james Mssesre; I Gasov.
A.r's-s = Owen sn1 Leora q
ZEE Eco.rgton
Re : l Nev oy x the Dc
~ re ch-. 3. pn!ca j. -
csfe- - 1883 Dec -lrc5e s,.es-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Mrs lilly Praises
Work Of NAACP

", D<t5,. --s zss u
.a1is ca SCI re lACP
..~s. r.e~ oe.s1.p Give Ai.r
: bang as S1-css st;ft-co1
Bette. AME C--s
Exc.cs-te Ae.e -ewe t-r.
esr.rg t-e i-eS1er-t IS ~, Is 81
e F-es.re-ts Corr --ee ~
C.s.. Rgr.s re q r "
C1-gt- Tc-e- r re s ~ arc
c,-er forces s.cnE ,-c
SAACP arc ssie~-. 81 r-ose
cc-c.,4crs everywhere
Presided ever ky ire Rev.
r. I. Brady Jr.. loeai eTsani-
ration president: Mrs.. lilly
:ei5 q capacity sudisnes that
ire furef: snc NOS. effective
way &c ccmba: racial 6iscrin-
nation Is by becoming a mem.
Der Of the NAACP.
Becc-4rE -e-ce c. tae
Earlzst.c1 REQUIRE tt,e ef.og.
49, mite .-t sccec 81. vcl
Isns ere con-.o-;.or leros =
1-.s4rR scgce - the ma amer
arcn SEEKS % proa- equality
rsrrooc
O-1ess sppess.rF or Ire pro-
IAN were D. Jsues : Nc
Cler1or. Ns Name L Taor D.
son ard George EcAer1s Com
mon Council cresicer;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Make Neu,
CorIotto EronzoJ Ieu;s Out T0unerS Make
Sigmas Hold
Regional Me-

The Pm Beta Sgn.s F
OF which James A. Gan,
presi dent met ia
lonsl conference IN tie -, \
Detroit durine ,rs wees i
ham auditorium TIE cor.. j
SION wss hein q: Bethel 4 N
church. S. An;o31s srey 49,.
on SUNDAY stte rtH1 N3c~
which time ine rs ste. ~ D..
the Rev. Jonatrs- J. Dare, /,
the guest speaks Ft,
Cseeks from al s ars !,
expected 70 lolr II ,.s ~.
CorC.ave.
The nellie 3 Pa 49,
o. which Ms Bis~ Gan.
president conduct e
nusl tea IN Scott
pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Rev. H. White
Preaching On
Special Texts

The Rev. Horace Waite past.
q Plymouth CCrEltAa.. ons
church announces this week the,
re would deliver two aacitions.
sermons IN series nn.rr began
last sunday
SUNDAY. MAJ % Dellah ano
Samson" Sunday juno S. Dry
Bones IN the VALLEY Last Sun
day ne preached on ire subject.
The Eagle Srrs Ills Nest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

Clifford Giles and Ediih J..
Adams.
Billie VI. Reid and Anniebei!
Butler.
James L Ferguson and willie
B Dawson.
Buck ". Lee and Donzells
LYONS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Gov. Williams Names
Mrs. Geneva Casey
To Jury Commission

Mis Geneva Case, s715 Tire
man Vas appointec member
O, the Wavne County JIrr Com
mission by COvein0s g Mennen
Williams las; week She replaced
Mrs A Humpnrles a Republican.
whose term expired On MAY
Tie JOB paws $3.50 wear
Mas Casey - i1iuel Mem-
Der Of the Democratic State Cen
tgal Committee from the 18Th
district. Her husband Peter Cas-
sey. is tax collector for the
Wayne County Treasurer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

Gus Jesse Owens took ne second
nrize with speech entitled.
The NeHo and me Constltu-
ton"
Orchids 70 Nj end Mrs Thee
rofe Page who are new reese
cents with lovely neN home
OE Atkinson avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

ne sIxteentn annual lntef
H4gr SCHOOL O-ator.cal Contest
urlcr Nas' presented bv ne
Cen.4- q. Progress Club inls
reey END was attended hy a
fapac.ti crcEc again Honors 20
.- INC FIRST prize % Y0y La Mar
o re Central High School who
gave most excellent address on
The Pursuit % Happiness" Clio
la Ovens daughter Of our fam.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

1t.is S4rn.s Thsfs Enierfsins
f-s cs4ss Eor.e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07

for WAYNE university we're form
ed by Leon Wlngo, Buddy Cole
man, Olympia star Lorenzo Wight
and Captain Irving PetrosS.
Previous TO this meet, the same
group OF boys won the 440 relay
at Newark New Jersey. The boys
were awarded Elgin wrist watch
es for each event. Petross is
member Of the Sahibs Sport Club
In Scorse.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07
PRINCE HALL o. E. S. COLUMN

GUIDING STAR NO. Il-sTATED MEETINGS Isl S M.n
DEGREE WORK. Ord Wednesday WorinY p.ror MI Jane,
Randall 1874 w Grand Blvd; SscrearY-rarS' Si~So 1890
GER 3S5S aoth Street. LA. 4s6l ..-~-,,sne T., r,
day DEGREE work Ord Friday Worthy Mair ros p
Blanche Graves s0s7 gath Street TY S.ssis wornI A..
tron--kfr. James Clark 5522 9oih sirssi' S'Sie-i
GOLDEN LEAF No H-STATED MEETINGS LIST Wsdns;osY'
DEGREE WORK 3rd Wednesday Worthy rsHo -
jos Collins 1883 McDeugaL Tw t.Ses, ROs.
Mr.. S. c. Reid. l7426 Maine T"' l-so''' '''
a. Fisher 32ll Yemens .,~rr NsrrTrNcs LAT Fri
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 2l-sTATED MEELNSe AZ. E,h
day DECREE WORK Ord Friday Worthy MsIIon-N ~ a..
Al W,;rS, esa Medhury TR 2-3s7s Worthy Patron Nar De
void Holsy. lo275 cardoni. TO- s-s4zz Seers'siH ~ '
Yaneey. Russell IT, 3-9ls4 - ,,~rrrNcs Ia, Thurs.
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO 2ssTATED MI Ms,ronMr
day DEGREE WORK Ord THURSDAY wU5n yH,Sx Patron
Willie Austin 2os3o Mlfcheldas IL 2Ss1G Worry .nr
Mr.. George Glenn. 1884 Maieshe sseFesff ''''' op
ST AGNES CHAPTER NO. STATED MEEI s M.,, ana
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK 9Th WEDNESDAY,; 11sa W,hy
Mrs Lorraine Daniels, S0es 23rd Street l. 49,
Patron Mr. Jerry Fleming 6SS2 Boxwood l. SvY,S
srv Mrs beatrice Fleming s5s2 Boxwood y, eV s r.
cAPsToNE CHAPTER NO. e. SIALED N Wo,,by Marion Mrs
Avasii Hsndrieh 3ss6 French Road HI Isl ~.
Mr. John C. Robinson. 1910 Maple CH USss' Seeiss'f ~
1e SpsnsiTn TsS NO 90 STATED MEETINGS LIST Thurs.
day DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday: W0gnI o..San NJ
Smith. Oakland TR l4O4n mT,I iasos Con.
William Hunter; Secretary Mrs Le'n O0"'N
poRiciAN CHAPTER NO. a. STATED MEETINGS 1n1 InT r
day DEGREE WORK th ThIs'dsG wo Wr,hS Patron Mr.
Henry Calvert 1883 BrYden Secretary Ei' '
pEs M a DIT prH No a. STATED MEETINGS and Monday
DEGREE WORK ain Monday. Worthy Marion E a. ws,,.r
Doyle ass0 Bangor TY. 7s772i Worthy raiiI a. A,mss
81 Gre. 1882 Msiross Tn Is4 sli. s''i''H '
TYRE psnp1 Tyy No az STATED MEETINGS Isl Monday DE-
GREE WORK ard Wednesday Worthy nnu Mr. Warren
Fields. 32sl Canton. WA. 5-l2Joi SsersisiI 49,
Fields, 37sl Canton WA. S-l3Su
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07
BROWSING AROUND ECORSE
With Frances Pstross

Hard working Mr. Louis Jordan,
president. announced the leaders
for this important campaign with
Mr.. David c. Crawford OF South
west Detroit, Membership chair
man, Mrs. Maxine Young, lead
err 81 Southwest Detroit team
Daisy Lampkins" Mrs. Lavina
Johnson. leader OF River Rouge
team Ralph Bunche"; Mrs.
Frances Petross, leader Of Ecorse
team Jackie Robinson" With
May 18th scheduled as kickoff
date. team leaders are busy APP
pointing block captains.
The VIVA Ladies journeyed TO
the Springwell Station at Warren
and Wyoming TO see the interest
ing method of water processing
for home consumption. Those
making this educational trip were
Mesdames Lucy Hill, Bessie Will
liams. Rose Dalton. Ann Todd.
DeAlva Branham and visiting
nurse Mrs. Williams.
A Treat for all Music lovers:
for the first time in many years
an operetta will be presented In
our community by our young
people. This colorful enterprise,
sponsored by the Ecorse West
side Community Center and Re-
creation Department. viii be pres
ented Friday. MAY 90. 730 pm.
AT the Claude j. Miller School,
18th and Francis Colorful cos
fumes. sidesplitting comedy. glor-
iouS singing, these are only few
OF the many interesting features
Of this operetta You must plan
10 attend. for an evening OF en-
ioyment Mr. Elmer Smith is
music supervisor with Mrs Al
berta Pendleton, director Of West
side center.
Word coming from the Penn
Relays that out OF the mob of
some 5000 athletes who particle
pated in the two top outdoor car
navalS the Tartars of Wayne uni
versity emerged with major hon
ors. Wavne won the 440 relay
at Penn in All seconds. Then
came back the following day TO
capture the $50 in 1876 The
Tartars time in the $50 has been
bettered only twice in the 55-year
history of the Penn Carnival. The
clocking is only one second Oft
the world record and ix-tenths
Of second slower than the Penn
Mark. This winning relay team
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07

illustrate TO the American peo-
pie and the world the full mean
ing OF democracy the present
administration is selling TO the
world For the Ingram case SYM
bolizes the epitome OF the Negro
peoples struggle for human dig
nifty in America.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07
Race Officers
Confirmation
Up To Senate

WASHINGTON. d. C. - Last
week President Truman submit
tod TO the Senate for confirma-
ton the names OF six Negro off
GERS nominated for Regular
Army commissions.
The Negro officers, who are
presently serving in the tenn
porary grade of first lieutenant.
were given the permanent rank
OF second lieutenant and detailed
in the Infantry. Their indignation
into the Regular Army follows
one-year tours OF closely OBJ
served competitive duty.
Their names and home adj
dtesses are lieutenants Albert L.
Bsrringer. 1850 North Fifth
street. BirS ingham. Ala; George
NJ Shutter, Jr.. 1851 Trumon
street. San Pablo. Calf; Claude
Il. Young, Sl2 Kenmore avenue,
Louisburg. N. c.; Ross P. Bar
rett. 1922 Wheeling avenue. Cam
bridge Ohio. William p. Bull
lard. l2l Penn street. Martins
Ferry. Ohio, and Samuel F Samp-
son. p. o, Box 1902 Houston.
Texas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07
NORTHEND Society CHIPS
LOVE LINES
by Pauline Underwood

LOVE LINES
A mans heart may have a sec
,et sanctuary where only one
uoman may enter, but il is full
NJ little ante-rooms which are
seldom vacant.
Los Garannas
This is group OF employees
nom the J. l.. Hudson Depart
ment Store. Mrs. Spencer is the
nresident of the club. Saturday
evening they held a card tour
nsment and fashion review at
the James Europe Post on West
Warren. The models wore some
very striking costumes Gas only
the Hudson girls can wear)
among the models were Miss
billie Cheeks (who modelled sew
eral striking outfits; Miss Hun
lev wearing a grey worsted cos
tune suit dress completely lined
with grey MORE taffeta. Miss
Hurley's hats (show stealers)
we're made by her mother. After
the showing off of the clothes.
The members moved about among
the guests serving dainty sand
" ches. punch and cokeS. The
commentators. yours truly.
Louisville Derby Day
Several OF our North Enders
arc going tripping down 10 the
Kentucky Derby tell YOU all
about them next press time.
Let's Talk About
Malorie, ELLA Pope and all of
the June grads are getting their
fitting for robes rings and all
the things June graduate re-
CURES
The wedding of Dorothy Yancy
end Erwin Draugh is going into
rehearsal next Sunday
Rubye Bennett took the sweet
est flash bulb picture Of Dwight
in his Easter outfit. BY the way.
YOU look very charming driving
your New Yorker Mrs Bennett
Mary Moore( the beautician)
Is making hats now and they
arcjust as effective as her hair
work.
A certain mother discovered
what was going with her eggs.
which were consi3nilv ii y
poaring out o. ~
YOU guessed it; her eight year
old son was caught s,o
the kitchen stool cooking aw.N
when nom came back unexpect-
"a one evening. (who knows.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07

Scnnie Boy might be a big time
chef some day. Nice cooking
Bonnie.
James Rayford Jr.. how's
your chicken pox? Get well soon.
You're missed.
Thank You
Edward and Marie Wilson was
telling Chips" how very CRATE
ful they were for everything the
other day. They would Just like
to throw their arms around each
one of you neighbors and give
YOU a great big hug.
Visiting
Sunday morning Chips visited
the Galilee Sunday School. Here
are a few highlights: Mrs. Edith
Moore teaching a group Of the
cutest children you ever met:
their Sunday lesson was Jesus
Declares His Authority" The
Sunday School is large; you can
feel the sincerity and appreciate
the work Supt. Boyd is doing.
The Galilee Baptist Church is
pastored by the Rev. r. w. Viii
liams and the church is celebrat-
Ing his third anniversary. The
members great effort is shown
everywhere; the church is beau
TRULY decorated.
Esquire Club
Mr.. Willie Irwin. whom this
columnist has named Mr.. Is
1uire," was sporting a suit of a
type OF tweedy mixture, the
background being grey. grey Fee
dora. black shoes. well chosen
and superbly worn. Robert Glow
or Gage l5) was pretty sharp too;
teal blue pants and yellow iac-
ket with four patch pockets.
Dips And Dabs
James Higgins your new black
convertible Kitty Kat" is eve
catching A. f. Underwood rid
inc around on Sunday morning
with his two sons
Thanks for reading. Call l.
1888.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07
Detroit Oratorio
Unit Dates Conc ert

One OF the great expressions
OF religious conviction set TO
choral music will be presented
by the Detroit Oratorio Society
under the direction Of Arthur
Gnau on Nav II, at its second
spring concert.
Featured also will be Pales-
trina's Pope Marcellus Mass. The
Mass is sung a cappella II is
considered one OF the most diff
ficult works to perform and has
seldom been heard in Detroit.
When the world-famous Vatican
Choir toured here they used a
part Of the Mass on their pro-
gram.
Two modern choral compo-
si,iohs will complete the pro-
gram.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07
Lost Dog Is
Outmoded Phrase

Call the Michigan Human So
ciety, Trinity 2-3400, II am
lost"
That is the wording on q col
lar tag that YOU may obtain for
your dog from the Humane So
cietv a Community Chest Red
Feather service.
The society will register your
dog on its books and issue YOU
a tag with these words and q
number. II your dog is lost. the
person finding him can immed-
lately get in touch with the
Humane Society and find out
your name and telephone num-
Der.
The Michigan Human Society
is observing BE Kind TO AM
mails Week May II by seeking
members 10 help promote more
consideration OF domestic pets
and work animals. The local so.
ciety is one of 500 throughout
the country which is observing
the week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07
Adequate School
Health Asked By
c. O'Brien

A bill TO provide an adequate
school health program for all
school age children from to IL
years old. through proper dag
noSis and treatment Of physical
and mental defects. has been in
troduced by Rep George D.
O'Brien Of the 18th district
The proposed legislation. HR.
4I57, calls for an appropriation
OF 35,000.000 q year TO provide
school health services for the
nations 100000 children. re-
CARELESS of race, color, creed OF
nationality.
Regular medical and dental
checkups to be followed by dag
nosis and treatment as provided
under the Michigan Congress
mans bill. are designed TO lead
to the correction of defects which
NAV interfere with the norm
growth and development as well
as educational progress OF cnn-
dren.
The National School liearh
Bill has several sponsors in the
House including both Democrats
and Republicans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07

Placing April among my SOU
venirS, and GROWING May Queen
for the next thirty days, let's gaze
into the crystal ball past warm
spring rains and budding trees
with here and there daffodils and
hyacinths noddlng their bright
heads; First, | see the swanky
Tea given by the Cana Laos Sun
day afternoon for the bevy Of
socialite maids and matrons OF
the twin-cities. This very color
full affair was very ultra believe
you me, reminding one of a par
ade Of fashion as the club rooms
at l78 Visger Overlooked with
the fairer sex. Miss Marjorie
johnson is president Of the fine
group OF women. Oveta Goode,
secretary; members. Mesdames
Sadie Piazzo, Jennie Bobo. Clara
Pollard, Alice Nash and Mrs. AL
marion Roundtree. A special
guest was Elder Paige Of Detroit.
Friday. May at $3.50 pm. a
Three Star Musical, the second
Annual Event presenting Evelyn
PAWS. pianist; Constance Hardy,
soprano, and che John Wesley
choir, will be held al the John
Wesley Methodist Church, sos
Beechwood at ViSger River Rouge
Mr.. Lucius {. Newton IS direc-
tor of music for this musicale,
Mrs. Naomi Levy, accompanist;
Rev. Chester A. Tramell, pastor.
The Cavaliers Club of Ecorse
presented the Ro'Ka'Ki Club of
Detroit in Hallucination' by
Karl Young. This very fine
group of actors were well recelv-
ed by an apreclative audience at
Northrup school.
Mr.. Red Covington is presi-
dent Of this we'll known group
of young men. The Cavaliers"
who were guests of Miss Ruby
Branham for late snack shortly
after the final curtain, the entire
group also rounded out the even
ing at the Kappa and Omega
House. Real fun.
Fannie Peck Day will be obSer-
we'd by the Housewives League
Sunday, May Is. in the form OF a
Tea al the John Wesley church
from 500 to 700 pm. Mrs. James
Aiken will be guest speaker
The local branch of NAACP
in a meeting al Westside Com
munity Center Thursday made
tentative plans for the forthcom-
ing l949 Membership campaign,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07

President Truman urging that
TO free the Ingram family and
as in one outstanding case of a
public relations counselor To
work full time gratis wherever
assigned.
These letters and kilograms
Overwhelmingly commended the
Committees actions in launching
the collections Of one million
signatures 10 be presented ~
he use his executive powers 10
see that Mrs. Ingram and her
family are freed
This petition campaign now
actively being carried on all over
the country by local commit
tees. gives President Truman the
method through which he car
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07
Gospel Singers At
BeuIah Baptist

National Gospel soloist and
composer. Sister Mae Harding
Of Inkster recently returned
from q highly successful tour
Of New York and Philadelphia.
She was warmly applauded by
audiences IN Brooklyn, New
York City. Long Island. jana
Cis. and Philadelphia. Sister
Enid Kinds. talented Brooklyn
pianist accompanied her.
Both will appear in program
at Buelah Baptist church And
over lnkster. al 3 D.. m. Sunday,
Nav 8.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07
Gale Booking Unit
Wins High Award

NEW YORK Cinema Lodge
of B'nai Birth the theatres
strongest weapon for fighting pre-
iudice. last week awarded Gale
Agency its prize trophy OF the
wear for doing the best work IN
fighting discrimination.
The presentation was made at
the sell -out Presidents dinner
held on April 20 in the Belvedere
Room of the Hotel Astor. Every
important parsonage in the Mo
ton Picture and theatrical field
were present to pay tribute to
the recipient.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07
Truman Asked TO Free
MRS. Ingram, Mothers Day

National Committee free the family recspu-
ang Of the Mrs Ingram Au-
Ca recently stated that letters and kilograms had
from sixteen far caforniaand
south Texasskng for petitions seeking information
local committees sending
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07

Yes. Black- Dr1ught may help . lost
appetite II the only reason you have
lost your appetite Is because OF con-
stipation. Black Draught, the
friendly laxative. Is usually prompt
and thorough when taken a. di-
rected. 1t costs only q penny or less
q dose. That's why It has been
Q best-seller With four generations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07
CAN BLACK-D RAUGHT
HELPAL0ST APPETITE?

II you are troubled with such symp-
toms as loss Of appetite, headache,
upset stomach. natulence. physical
fatigue, sleeplessness, mental hail
ness, bad breath - and II these
symptoms are due only TO consti-
patton - then see what Black
Draught may do for you Get q
package today.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-07
Job Opportunities for
Youth Announced

Youths between the ages Of l6
and 20 needing employment are
urged 10 apply for the positions
OF Messenger with the Detroit
Civil Service Commission. 18th
floor. Water Board Building. 735
Randolph
The last filing date for these
positions is Nav IS. Immediately
after making application contact
the Vocational Service Depart
ment. Detroit Urban League. 206
Mack ave. Temple 2-4600.
An announcement is also re-
leased for Stenogrsphers. The
last filing date in this classified
ton is MAY 90 Applications are
to be made al the Water Board
Building.
Free classes will be held AZ
the Detroit Urban League for the
positions of Messenger II is q
Red Feather Service Of your
Community Chest