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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
American vojin unikl RusIm.

Berlin. - Americky vojfn
John J. Sienkiewicz unikl spo-
lu s 3 anglickymi vojfny z rus
keno vezenf a podal zpravu O
tom, jak byl Rusy veznen pc
dobu 10 mesfcG. Rusove jej pro
sve polske jmeno oznacili jake
polskeho uprchlfka a podezri-
vail jej re s%pionaze.
Obycejnym kuchynskym no.
zem provrtali veznenf vojaci
diru do tluste vojenske zdi tax,
re mohli pax prostrcit ruku a
otevf1t z venci vchod do cely.
Dostali Sc pax do jedne bomba-
mi rozbite budovy, kde Sc roze-
Sli, Sienkiewicz Sc dostal do
francouzskeho pasma, odkud
pax mohl uvedomit americke
ufady, tez Anglicandm Sc 1tek
podaril.
Sienkiewicz byl dopraven do
nemocnice, kde bylo zjisteno, re
je slice znacne vysllen, avsak
nebylo zjisteno, re by pTflis tr-
pei podvyzivou.
Sienkiewicz byl drzen Rusy
cd 5. listopadu m. r., kdy 81 O.
mylem zajel poulicnf drahou do
ruskeho pasma Berlfna, pc SVEN
zatcenf byl pax pc dobu 16 dn6
vyslychan We dine v nOci a byl
Rusy tezce zbit, kdyz Sc dom
n1vali, re lie.
Poole sdelenf anglickych L.
fadG byli oni 3 anglictf vojaci
zatceni jiz dine 8. bTezna MIMI
leho roku a byli tedy vezneni
20 dobu Is mesfcG, aniz by jim
bylo Teceno, z cehoz jsou Vast
ne vineni.
Tez Anglicani uvedli, zes
mimi bylo surove nakladano,
byli opetne potopeni do ledove
vody a byli zbiti a kopani, W.
Viva byla naprosto nedostatec-
ma a teprve v poslednf dobe sc
ponekud zlepsila.
Prave pred nekolika dny do
staly americke 1rady cd Rust
prvn1 zpravu o vezneni Sienkie-
wicze, zprava ia znela: "Sien-
kiewicz, polsky uprchlfk je We
vazbe.' Vice Rusove nerekli a
z one zpravy tedy neni napros-
TO patrno, co Rusove chteli sc
Sienkiewiczem udelat.
Sienkiewicz byl Rusy dota-
zovan ma americke zbrane, po-
hyby a rozlozenf vojsk a jine
vojenske veci pokazde, kdyz O.
deprel odpovedet byl pritom-
nym ruskym dGstojn1kem ude-
zen. Jednou jej Rusove zavTe,
il do bedny, kde nemohl used
nout a musel stat pc dobu "a
hodin. Jak Sienkiewicz uvedl,
pokusil Sc o 1tek jiz pred tim
dvakrat. Jednou vyskocil z O.
kna. dostal sc Size ma ulici, a.
vsak byl dopaden We zvysene
draze. Pc druhe Sc mu poda-
%ilo prelezti vezenskou zed, byl
ySak ma ulici rovnez dopaden.
Sienkiewicz slouzil Fl mesl-
cG v Pacifiku a 1castnil sc vylo-
den1 ma Leyte. Okinawe a Qua
mu, pc valce Sci opet do arma-
dy a hyl Nemecku 5 mes1cG,
kdyz byl Rusy zatcen. Rusove
mu dovolili. ably nosil svoji uni
formu, kdezto spoluvezneni An
glicani museli nosit trestanecke
1bory.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Hornicke znamky.

V Ceskoslovensku vydali II.
zarf tri znamky hornicke serie.
Ma hodnote $50 Kcs, jez je We
novana kutnohorskym havir1m
je obraz til kutnohorskych ko-
stelI (velechram sv. Barbory,
chram Matky Bozf ma Namesti
a hostel sv. Jakuba). We stredu
znamky jsou postavy dvou ha-
v1rG a v pravem dflu historicky
Namet ma tuto zaji-
mavou znamku jest cd mistra
A. Strnadela a rytina cd D.
Housy.
2 Kcs znamka s portretem
Julia Fucfka jest iiz v praci a
v brzku vydana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Pevnosti prot zapadu.

Ludwigsburg. - Ma nekoli-
ka mfstech zapadnfho pohra-
nicf jsou budovana opevnenf a
kopany protitankove pTfkopy.
zenijnf jednotky stavej1 prekaz
ky a u vetsiny cest byly jiz uci-
neny prfpravy k rychlemu "a
minovanf celeho poharnici. Ces-
koslovenska vlada 81 zTejme
predstavuje, re cele zapadnf
pohranicf zadratuje ostnatym
dratem, jake to ucinila vlada
madarska ma hranic1ch madar-
sko-rakouskych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Rusko vyzvano, ably splnilo
svou hrozb1I.

$3.50 AAAOGOuS
Belehrad. - Mosa Pijade z
Jugoslavskeho politbyra, redi-
tel zapasu S kominformou, Wy
zval sovetskou vladu, ably spl-
Mia svou hrozbu, uverejnenou
v tydenlku "Novoje Vreme", re
pfedlozf otazku Albanie Spoje-
nym narod1m.
Tento casopis tvrdil, re Pija-
de a byvaly fecky premier Kon-
stantin Tsaldaris uzavreli roku
1916 tajnou dohodu v Par1zi,
die n1z ma byti Albanie rozde-
lena a re fecka vojska ma al
banskych hranicfch jsou velmi
urcitou hrozbou samostatnosti
Albanie.
Pijade rekl, re obvinenf "No-
vote Vreme" nema podkladu a
re jugoslavska vlada uvita, bu-
deli otazka samostatnosti AL
banie predlozena Spojenym ma
rodum, protoze Jugoslavie ne
muze pfi tom mic z~tratiti.
Prohlasil eve Spojenych ma
rodech Sc ukaze, kdo mimo mo-
narcho-fasisty zTejme provoku-
Je 1toky ma sousedy a kdo sna-
Ii Sc urvati jejich 1zemf a pod
Gin plast1kem Sc to dele.
"Sovetska vlada a Kominfor-
ma necini dobre, pouzfvaji-li ia
kovych falesnych zprav k "a
lobe, re Jugoslavie zada alban-
ske 1zem1 v dobe, kdy je spTa-
dano spiknut1 rozd6liti Jugosla-
lvii."
Rekl, re cinnosti nynejsf jul
goslavske vlady dokazuje,, re
haJ1 nedotknutelnost albanske-
no dzem1 a samostatnost Alba
ME a re je pevnou JEFF politi-
kou haiti proti vsem 1tok1m.
Vyzva Pijade-ho byla ucine-
ma diva dni pc projevu marsal-
ka Tita, ktery Tekl deputaci hol
n1k6, re "svetova revoluce ne
mGze byti dokazana bajonety
sovetske armady."
Idea stalinovcdG, re ruda ar
mazda je nastrojem svetove re.
voluce, mGze docfliti pouze to.
no, re revolucnf hnutf delnikt
v zem1ch sveta Dude uduseno
fekl Tito.
Jugoslavci stfhajf sarkasmen
komunisticke vGdce z vasal
skych zem1 Ruska a rfkajf {
mich, re "a cele druhe svetovt
valky nedelali mic nez re mlu.
viii moskevskym rozhlasem
Zaujali stanovisko, re slepe poo
danstv1 komunistickych Wac
We vychodne Europe Moskv6
je nasledek toho, re jejich v1d.
lei nebojovali "a valky a vdect
"a svGj vzestup moci sovetskt
ktera "osvobodila" je.
ljich zeme.
Marsalek Tito Tekl dale, &c
mlsto napodobenf vseho, co de.
la Sovetsky svaz, at lie to dobrt
Iii zle, Jugoslavci prijali pouze
lpositivn1 veci re sovetske SOU
lstavy a zavrhli negativnf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Izrael.

Tel Aviv. = Izraelsky kabi-
net naleha ma vytvoTenf hlavnf-
no mesta izraelskeho z Jerusa-
lena, a nechce, ably komise Spo-
jenych narodG pTipravovala
plan k um1stenf Svateho mesta
pod f1zen1m mezinarodnf sku-
piny. Tohoto rozhodnutf bylo
dosazeno pc tT1dennf kabinetni
krisi, "a ktere sc ~projevila znac-
ma podpOra We prospech planu
Spojenych narod1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Vydaji znamkv k pocte zname-
no spisovatele.

Postovnf odbor oznamil, re
budou vydany 3-centove znam-
ky, prostTednictv1m postovnfho
1radu Richmond, Virginia,
dine Z. r1jna. Bude to pf1padne
ucten1 pamatky stoleteho vyro-
cf smrti Edgara Allana Poe.
Znamka Dude barry fialove
a vydana v ars1c1ch o 70 ku-
sech. Celkem Dude iich vyda-
no $4,000, 900. Uprostred
znamky Dude podoba Allana
Poe, vencena ramem We slohu
georgianskem. Vsechny pfsme-
ny ma znamce budou We slohu
gotickem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Indie podrzi anglicinu CO
oficielnf rec.

Londyn. - Anglicka rec bu-
de pouzlvana nadale pc dobu
is let, jakozto oficielnf jazyk
Indie, poole rozhodnutf indie
keno dstavniho shromazdenf.
Poole rozhlasove zpravy z New
Delhi, toto rozhodnuti bylo OBJ
sazeno V dewitt dalsfch clancfch
!ndlcke dstavy, ktera byla pTi-
jata.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Jak je hlidan archbishop
DIR. Beran.

Ludwigsburg. = Ministerstvo
vnitra V Praze vydalo v minu-
lych dnech rozkaz k utvoTeni
zvlastn1 elitn1 jednotky, ktera
Dude m1ti "a 1kol strezeni arci-
biskupa DIR. Berana. Jednotka
Sc sklada z padesati civiln1ch
policistG, zvlaste skolenych.
Jsou neustale v blfzkosti arci-
biskupskeho palace. Jsou O.
zbrojeni nejen pistolemi, ale i
slzotvornymi granaty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
SpoJene Narody uctily
B~ernadotta.

Lake Success. = Dne 16. zarf
SpoJene Narody odhalily pla-
ketu ma poctu zemTeleho sved-
skeho hrabete Folke Bernadot-
ia, palestinsk6ho zprostredko-
vatele, ktery byl zabit pred ro-
KEN v Jerusaleme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Kilogram mydla stoji Sc.

Ceskoslovensky rozhlas a tisk
oznamil pc dlouhe prestavce
opet jeden z mnohych "dspe-
chi" komunisticke petiletky:
volny prodej mydla. Jeden XII
logram jadroveho mydla Dude
stati 800 korun $4,000. Toa-
letn1 mydlo Dude drazSi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23
Adenauer prvnim kanclerem
Zapadniho Nemecka.

Bonn, Nemecko. - DIR. Kon-
rad Adenauer byl jmenovan
nrvnim kancleTem zapadniho
Nemecka move zvolenym presi-
dentem Heussem. Adenauer
sestavl prvni nemeckou vladu
AZ jeho nominace Dude potvr-
zena parlamentem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-23

Cirkulace pensz We Spoj. StatIG.
Washington, D. C. = Depart
ment pokladu oznamil, re dine
31.srpna bylo v obehu penez
"a $27,389,359,745 Gill pro
kazdeho muze, zenu a dfte We
Spojenych Statech $183.08.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-28

For SALE LH.C. side rake, So
ro,t oi bath Mower, Ill.C. siIo fill
'er. ~ i~ lil.t. baior. Willard
Feather Eg.on, w. Va ADV. IT
FOR SALE - Registered Pollcd
Hereford bull. quiet To handle and can
keep anywhere Can be bought at
about beef price. Webster Blenue-
man. McHcnry Md.--Adv. 21-2t
WHY PAY MORE???- Concrete
Blocks Standard tSNSNl6) $12.75
per hundred at Plant. Delivered to
Oakland and vicinity $1,000. y good
strong block Baker Block Co., Baker,
W. Va ADV. 12-tf.
FOR SALE Six acres ground, Mt
Altamon,, all under cultivation. r
room house. water and electric, on
hard surfaced road; good spring
water. Inquire Mrs. Gertrude JET
fcrys. II S. Water street, Kcysor, w.
Va. Phone GoO-l.-Adv. 20-3t
FOR SALE Fivc-room house. COM
plctely furnished; water, electricity
and hot air furnace. along hard sur
faced road; located q mile from
SWanton near Deep Creek Lake. APP
ply after $50 at the premises. d. T..
Fazzalore. Swanton ADV. 2O-3t.
FOR SALE 7-room brick house.
basement under house, Is by a.;
automatic water and heating system.
shower and commodc in basement,
wash room with tubs, T. level lots 30
by l2O; hard surfaced road. ID. H.
Calls, Mt Lake Park Adv. 22-3t.
For SALE One late model Case
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1919
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more or less; it being the same land
as more fully described in a deed
fr,,, II.++;n NJ proLet y,-iJoyt.. +0
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FOR SALE


FOR SAFE Shepherd pups. Call
223- ~ Az. 2a-2f
7,an l 1l III.
.tdno 2Ii.. Gov Cora Gavr' 40 pner Park
4JI. 31-ots
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Ok SALE--E :, -Na'IolI"I CasIl
register cheap, l oltL r." l''i' N'eP
creek LaNe.-4uN' I'-Ii'
FOX SALL-h.ii!Ies' Pl5loIS' SIol-
guns ana aIamuillI9'l, an Nfh''S' ar
roll $ sport Shop'--@AeV' t-'I'
FOR SALE ~ h. p. cupboard
motor used appfo%lm MAJ one ho.'f'
Telephone oakland 49, A. III
FOR SALE FaimalI eos tractor.
slightly used Allen Petershcim. route
,, Oakland, Md.-Adv. 22-2t~
FOR SALE fit. cupboard motor
boat, Sl2 HIP. with life belts. Reason
able Phone Oakland 49,. 22-@t"
FOR SALE Cook stove with
wafer front. IN cream and brown. in
rood condition. Mrs. Raw Custer.
Swanton.-Adv.2 2-2t#
roD CAVE o,.. 1oi- On ;,.., D
,,.laaI ~, f.. l,o,. .,ro ~ p,;.o
20" 1 No n Po,,o "' w 1Isr,j ,'[ II, NJ
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a. ~, ito9J'S ",!'0'i' A''
FOX SALE-AnghtII used dill.
Sea King motor ana used BOAT very
reasonable. INQUIRE AT bafpef 9hop,
/ Deer Park. A. T. McO uIIou%h.-ZI u
FOR SALE Reconditioned wash
/ ers. Voss, $1,000; Apex, $4,000; &.
e., $1,000; Oakland Hardware and
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CARD OF THANKS

We are sincerely grateful to our
friends and neighbors for all their
kindnesses and helplulness during the
extended illness and following the
death of our father, the late G. A.
Fralcy. We appreciate the thought
fulness of those who sent flowers
and contributed the use Of their auto
mobiles for the funeral service.
Mrs. Frank A. Smouse
Neil G. Fraley
Lawrence VI. Fraley
Adv 1t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-28

'"Il"a> Gunner guests OF the Flke IS
were; Mr.. aud Mrs. Harold l'ikc and
Nls. N"ta}h HumberSon, of near
Town.
N'i. ana Mrs Jom Ney and daugh-
Yer, = i3hces' of Parsons, ". Va
visited Nh. and Mrs. Lloyd Warthcn,
on sunday afternoon
, Nlr. ana Mrs Playford Durham.
1,,toWnSVllile, Pa; and Mr. and Mrs.
rF'feti Iunham, UniontoWn. Pa.
were SUNDAY Afternoon visitors of
VIZ, and Mr. George Durham. Sat
"faaN Afternoon visitors of the latter
were Mss EvancIle Frazer, OF Con
niellsViiIr. "a; and Ar and Mrs Viii
nam Mc'uIIoh OF near Addison, Pa.
=, Nh, and Mrs. Laurence Friend and
W. " Savage attended the funeral
OF q. w. FraIeN, in Oakland. Mon
a3Z aitr4oon
MR.. and Mrs. William Rose and
daughter, Ellen. spent Saturday in
;A,iIiSon, Pa with Mr. and Mrs. a.
". SchloSSnagIe and Mrs. Mabel Me
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The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05

The Rev. 7. Walter Harris.
pastor Of Providence Baptist
Church. Is a native of Lee
County. S. c. His mother.
Mrs. Thessis L. Kelly. Is pas
tor OF the First Baptist Church
Of Winston Salem. N. c.
OF his six brothers one Is
also q minister.
Rev. Harris is \ self made
nan. He was I'll years Of
ace before he was able 10 90
70 school He spent seven
years az q night school stu
dent. He taught Sunday school
AZ the MI. Zion Baptist Church
AZ Winston Salem. Finally he
vas able 10 attend Shaw Uni
versify. Raleigh. N. c.. whore
he majored in Theology.
In 1873 no was given his
first opportunity 10 preach.
under the sponsorship Of DR..
r. L, File Of MI. Zion Baptist
Church at Winston Salem. He
was ordained in 1882 a. the
West End Baptist Church In
the same city.
His pastorates have inelud'
ed Union Baptist and Antioe.
Winston Salem. N. c.. 4 field
worker for Shaw University
Providsnes Church in Ksr-
nersville. N. c.; 81. John
Friendship. N. c.. and Trinity
Baptist AZ Pontiac in May
lsll.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
soY sSours CELEBRATE
ssrH ANNIVERSARY

Twelve outstanding Boy Scout,
erresenung each o. the nation 1
Scy Scout Regions. Will repre-
cent A-,cr cas- 2,2o0.0o0 Scouts
nd leaders n ceremonies al
Washington D. c. and New
FORK CITY during Boy Scout
Week ooen.rx SUNDAY. FEB s,
ard closing On FEB y, Lincoln s
oi-thdsy
Bov Scou, Week VIII mark
The 3eth anniversary of the in
corrorstion of the movement al
the Nsi'ons Capital On Tues
day (Fst 8 the actual birthday.
NE entire membership viii re-
commit themselves n the Scout
Oath or Promise az SIS 2 n
In the four time zones.
Observed IN every city and
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Southwest Juniors
Lose To Brough

The Ladies Auxiliary OF Amer
..n Legion. lls-Eow4rd Posi-
III. sponsored q motor trip Tor
the Southwest Community Cen
ter Junior Girls basketball team
10 Grand Rapids Saturday night,
They PLAYED Brough Commun-
nv Center. The score was IL 10
IN favcr OF Brough Community
center.
The game was played al the
Franklin Park. following the
game skating and dancing
we're enjoyed by all
The following girls also play
"a the Pontiac City League: Ma
non Andrews. Barbara Baker.
shirley Beach. Shirley Ha,cheti,
Rose Mary Hooper, Dorothy Nc
Cluster. Evelyn McCluster, An
ne Mae Nlcohls. Glends Payne.
Beatrice Ringgold, Dolores
spears. Pat Strickland and VIZ
lInla Smothers Mrs. Lesrdie
licCaushn. coach; Mrs Pearl
,;ullatte manager Others who
llendei the party we're Mrs.
rranou:lia Beach Auxiliary pres
dent Miss Christine Love. Mr
James Philips. Mr. Calvin Bell
ST.. and Nj. Cornelius Chaaffer-
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Cong. Dondero
Lincoln Day
Dinner Head

WASHINGTON. d. C.-George
A. Dondero has been chosen
chairman for the Lincoln Day
Dinner 10 be held al the May
flower Hotel. Washington. D. C.,
on Feb 9Th. He is recognized
as "the Lincoln scholar OF the
United States Congress This
occasion is Of nationwide IN
,eres, and is sponsored by the
Republican members OF the
House and Senate and the
League ~ Republican Women Of
Inc District Of Columbia: usual
attendance. 1000 people.
Dondero. speaking OF Abra-
ham Lincoln. the 18th President
said. "He belongs not to Amer
ca alone but to the world. for
1e Is one Of the great men OF
history From a primitive dwell
ing. buried deep in the wilder
aess. came spirit which en-
lirhtened the world"
Congressman Dondero Will at
tend the Lincoln Banquets In
Detroit and Pontiac on Feb. 10Th
and llth.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Boxing Shows
At Brewster
Center, Ready

The Department of Park,
Recreation will conduct ths s %
in a series Of Boxing Shows !.
the Brewster Recreation cs.,
February II, l94o. ~
This will be an amateur sh.
and is sanctioned by the MisS'
gan AAU. The next shows sis
be held at Kronk and ST GU "
and the dates will be reless.s
later.
IL Fights
The contestants making :,
the card come from IL cent?
where there are boxing sehoos
located.
Brewster Center. the homs'. :,
many well known boxing charo
ions Of the present and past s'r
be represented by four or n. !.
stars.
The card will consist Of l7 Ton
flight bouts. ~
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
The Social Promenade

Mrs. Ernesiine McClendon gave
: bruncheon for her and was
.ssisted by Vera's second mother.
Mrs. James Millben.
Miss Ethel Whitney Of Bau-
deite street. wined and dined
Miss Allen and her friends al q
turkey dinner on Jan. Is.
On Wednesday evening. Jan.
IL Mr. and Mrs. Bert Points
gave the first farewell dinner
N honor OF Miss Allen turkey
ainner with all the trimmings.
On Sunday. Jan. %. Rev. J.
Allen Parker OF Newman AME
,nurch. set aside portio9 OF
INC regular service 70 give Miss
Allen send on hv her many
friends Of the church.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
N 0 R M ALLY
.SP E A KIN G
By ocrAvIA GEANs

Congratulations are in order
for Ella Jimmerson, Bernice
Cobb. Betty Morrison. Edith
Penn. Frances Uddyback, Cath
.rinp Nevils Ernestine Lewis,
Jean Fuller. Ruth Hazel and
EVELYN Hendrix. These girls be-
came A.phs Kappa Alphas Sat
urday night. We wish the girls
the best OF luck.
Normal's Delta Sigma Theta
girls gave a party at Parkrioge
Communitv Center Friday night
The admission was canned food.
The canned food will be given
10 nueov family or families
living in Ypsilanti. Mich.
Dancing and games served as
recreation. Prizes were awarded
winners Of the various games,
The event ranks among the
greatest Of the semester: not
cnlv because il was well
planned activity but because Of
the thought behind this activity.
BIRTHDAY PARTY SET
Smiling George Ellis was = re-
cent visitor on the campus.
George IS now attending the
University OF Michigan.
Harry Mails birthday party
lobe il the most talked of af-
fair for the coming semester.
Wardell Gillian. Famss
BihbS. Abbie Ulnar and Msu.
ries Potts participated In .
track meet held in Ann Arbor
last week.
Defiance. Ohio. lost 10 Norm
ais freshman basketball team
Saturday night II was q few
seconds before the game was al
an end-Defiance was leading
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Boy Scouts Observe
39th Anniversary

town and most villages and ham
lets Throughout the naIon ana
rs territories by 10000 units,
the celebration is the larges,
BIRTHDAY observance of Young
America.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
CHURCH NEWS
MACEDONIA BAPTIST

1HASL0OANAR - -
There was tea given oy ths
Missionary Society and the
Surses Guild last Sunday AZ the
nome O. Rev. and Mrs. Harris OF
hughes street Those who at
,ended we're Mrs Lemon. Mrs.
Morton. Mrs. Washington. Mrs
Warren. Mr. Thomas, Mrs J..
Johnson. Mrs. Joseph, Mrs. B.
Blake. Bro. johnson, Mrs A.
Bowdltch. Sis. Thomas Sis. Sim
ie Thompson. Sis. Burt. Char
.otts Johnson. Jennie Lowe. Bro.
lave Marshall. Bro. Gum Mr..
harse. Mrs. Steven. Mrs Gard
ner. Sis Ewin. Sis. Lois Marshall.
Bro. Walter Burt Mrs. ? Jack
on. Mrs. Ethel Leonard, Mrs
Evelyn Smith;
Mr.. Andrew Bostic, Mrs. Tsfie
Mrs. Bessie Moson. Rev, and
Mrs. W. L. Harris. Mr. Carson
Mr.. Scot. Mrs. Margaret Dion
Mrs clodisda. Rev. z. l. Thom-
az Rev. B. J. Lin. Mrs. Mckinney
Sis. B. w williams. Mrs. Gum
Bro. 3. W Williams. Bro. Raw
bro Peat. Sis Blake. Mr.. Henry
Reed. SIS. Falls. David Williams
Sis Parks Sis Carrie Person
Joe Marshall. Mrs. B. Marshal
and Demitra Harris.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05

The New Bethel Baptist
Church celebrates Negro Ma
;ional History Week. which starts
Thursday with the Senior Choir
program. Mrs. Gladys Smith and
Sarah Gary are in charge and
on FRIDAY evening the BTU
.,ogram with Mrs. Gertrude
Palmer in charge. On Sunday
afternoon the Rev II. r. Cole
man oi the Greater Macedonia
Church of Detroit is guest speak
Ct. His Mems Chorus will accom-
nanv him. Mrs. Lestrice Stewart,
program chairman. Rev. VIM. H.
Dell, pastor
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
BEAUTIcIAN FETED
ON BIRTHDAY

The attractive Miss Betty Da-
,Is OF 80 Hibbsrd c. was feied
with a birthday party Saturday
nght given by her aunt. Mrs.
s. L. Donaldson. Miss Davis -
one OF pontiac's leading beau.
ucisns. Attending this celebrs-
ton wee host Of Young social
lies and many friends OF Miss
Davis
Before leaving for California,
Miss Allen was entertained oS
many OF her friends.
A farewell party was given
by the Kings and Queens Bridse
Club in her honor at which time
/, ne was D c'0-''' with a wnlte
leather Jewel box.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
FEPc Discussion
Set For Sunday

The second round table dis
cussion OF the Southwest Com
munity Center will be be held
Al the Center on Sunday, Feb.
s. at three thirty p. m.
The subject under discussion
VIII be: rs the FEPC the
answer" Participants for the
panel viii be Atty. Leon II.
Hubbard moderator; James Tay-
iJr. labor representative; Allen
ID. Noble. public welfare; Mis-;
LaDora Hunt, NAACP.
The public is invited to attend
these Informative panel discus
sions.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05

Rev T. Walter Harris held
their first services al their new
w built Providence Baptist
Church. 3ii Bagley street. last
Sunday. Jan. 30. Services will
be held Feb. 8 At the usual
time.