The Detroit tribune., July 25, 1936, Page 10, Image 10

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DETROIT TRIBUNE SPONSORS JOE LOUIS GOOD LUCK CLUB”
IN DETROIT '
THIS CLUB WAS ORGANIZED TO INSTILL CONFIDENCE IN JOE
LOUIS AND CREATE GOOD WILL
Do You Wish Joe Louis Good Luck In His Future Fights?
Do You Have Confidence In The Ability of Joe Louis to Become World’s
Champion in The Future?
Do You Believe In Fairness In Sports?
IF YOUR ANSWER IS YES—FILL IN THE COUPON BELOW.
W lITOI LC ¥ HE HAS THOUSANDS OF FRIENDS—
# sis II c h OAA7 I THAT WE ARE STILL WITH HIM
Mi.ni J L O kyilVy YV WE HAVE NOT LOST CONFIDENCE IN HIM
READ WHAT “JOE LOUIS” HAS TO SAY ABOUT THE “JOE LOUIS” GOOD
LUCK CLUB, a club organized to create Good Will, Stimulate Clean Sportsmanship and
Promote Mutual Interest between Members and Merchant Members of our club. *
MEMBERSHIP CARD AND JOE LOUIS GOOD LUCK COIN, 10c at The Detroit Tribune Office. Mailed on re
ceipt of 12c instamps. This Membership entitles members to discounts on purchases from Merchant Members.
Send 3c in stamps for Membership Card only.
JOE LOUIS’ LETTER
July 16, 1936
Joe Louis Good Luck Club
2033 Park Avenue
Detroit, Michigan
. . Gentlemen:—
I want to take this opportunity to express my
heartfelt thanks to you for the interest and confi
dence you have shown in me through the estab
lishing of the Joe Louis Club, a club organized in
behalf of clean sportsmanship.
Your confidence in my ability to eventually
become world heavyweight boxing champion en
courages me to live up to your expectations.
It is my intention to do everything in my
power to show the world that your confidence in
me is not misplaced.
Please calf on me if I may be of any service
to you in the activities of the Joe Louis Good
Luck Club.
Very sincerely yours
Joe Louis
JL-RJC
In next week’s issue of the Detroit Tribune, we
will publish the names of a number of aggressive mer
chants who will offer 5% or more Discount to mem
bers of the Club on their purchases.
Philly Democrats
Put Vann On Spot
PHILADELPHIA—(C)— Whilq
Robert L. Vann, of Pittsburgh is
being written up as a “Negro Po
litical Moses’’ in New York dailies,
an organization of Negro Democrats
in Philadelphia is protesting Chair
man James A. Farley that Vann“ is
very generally disliked”, that he
Is “lacking in political capacity”,
and that “Distrust of Mr. Vann
8 not confined to Philadelphia, but
extends throughout the State and
we believe it will do the President
more harm than good among Ne
groes if he is appointed.” This
letter, sent to Mr. Farley on July
3, had reference to naming Vann
dictator of the Democratic cam
paign among Negroes.
The signers of the letter were
of the North Philadelphia Negro
Democratic Committeemen’s Organ
32nd ward, 1619 North 20th street.
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The committee charges that Vann
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dent which “we cite as an illustra
tion of his lack of common sense
and the elements of true leader
ship”. The letter is a part of the
fight begoig continued by Dr.
Thompkins to wrest a part, if not
all of the campaign funds from
Vann, so they can be spent through
his own organization. Van ap
pears to be hitting back in the
white press, and ignoring the col
ored press. It is rumored in Har
lem that Earl Brown of the Herald
Tribune is on his payroll.
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Don’t forget to read your Tribune
every week. It always contains
news of interest to everyone.
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members of your C’lub in wishing him GOOD LUFK in his
future tights.
I admire Joe Louis as a clean sportsman and am confi
dent of his ability to become the World’s Boxing Cham
pion in the near future.
( ) I enclose herewith 12c in stamps (10c at the Detroit
Tribune office) for which please send me my “Joe Louis
Lucky Coin” and membership card for the Joe Louis
Good Luck C’lub, which shall entitle me to participate in
discounts from Merchant members of the Joe Louis Good
Luck Club, whose names appear in the Detroit Tribune
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THE DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1936
NEW CLUBIS
LAUNCHED IN
HAMTRAMCK
The New Club Morocco will open
its doors on Saturday of this week.
The club is located at 14441 Mitch
ell street in the building formerly
used by the Gladiators Club.
The members of the new Ham
tramck Nite Club are: Floyd Sims,
Vertresse Mills, Adolph Baily,
Robert Palmer and Arthur Middle
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LEO J. NOWICKI, Wayne
County Pruln Commissioner
and City Engineer of Ham
traniek whose hat Is in tlie race
for the office of lieutenant go
vernor of Mich lira n. Nowicki
is supporting the candidacy of
George W. Welsh for governor
began his campaign for elec
tion last week; Nowickl as
drain commissioner has em
ployed Mrs. Loretta Manning
Seymour in his office.
FILE A NEW
PETITION IN
MOBLEY CASE
The Hamtramck Democratic Club
in a letter to the Hamtramck City
Council last week asked that the
Council re-open the case against
Patrolman Clifton Mobley charged
with using undue force in arrest
ing a white youth some time ago.
The council previously on reso
lution of Councilman Fred B. Dib
ble, and supported by Councilman
Joseph TANARUS., Kuberacki had dismiss
ed the charge on grounds that
Mobley was being persecuted be
cause of his color.
The dismissal of the case was a
decided victor yfor the Hamtramck
Self-Respect League of which Le-
Roy G. White is president. The
League fought militantly in Mob
ley’s defense and rebuked Council
man Walter Kanar who sought
Mobley’s ouster.
Leonard H. Troutman, chairman
of the committee on civic affairs
of the league, told the council that
if Mobley was fired it would be a
serious blow to the forces of law.
Councilman Kanar then fell into
line, realizing that he was fight
ing a losing battle.
The Hamtramck Democratic Club
in their letter charges that all of
the witnesses did not know of the
trial and were not present. The
letter was referred to City Attor
ney William Cohen for a legal o
pinion; however, it is believed by
many that no further action would
be taken.
Butler Favored
In Net Meet
Assistant City Assessor Eugene
Butler, former high school tennis
star of several years ago and fin
alist in the 1935 Detroit News No
vice Tournament, is favored to
capture the 1936 Detroit News No
vice Tournament beginning July
25th, at the Copernicus Tennis
Courts.
Butler has been ranked among
the first five for the past five
years.
He will also represent Ham
tramck in the American Tennis
Association Tennis Tournament to
be held at Wilberforce University,
August 17th.
City Inez Beatrice Banks
pinch hitting for Dorothy)
HI, yah gals and guys, I suppose
you know that Dorothy Daniels
has gone on her vacation and she
asked me to take her place.
The Junior of the Baptist Church
of Michigan presented a debate at
the Corinthian Baptist Church,
July 17, 1936. The subject was;
Resolved, “That the young people
of today are as good as the young
people of yesterday. ’’
The master of ceremonies was
the Rev. Durham Bracey. The
affirmative was Miss Cleo Mea
dows, and James Scott. The
negative side was represented by
Miss Sally Moore and Willie
Simms.
Everyone of the young debaters
presented some very interesting
facts. When the debate was over
none knew whose side they were
on because one was just as good
Hamtramck
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Also on program were Jeanetta
Johuson, William Urooks, Jr., Tol
bert Collins. Remarks were made
by Rev. M. L. Robinson, Mr. Gor
dan, president of the State Ushers
and Leonard H. Troutman.
Maragrite Daniels of Nagel St.
has been very ill at her home but
is now improving.
L. H. Rogers, Jr., of Andrus is
spending his vacation In the south.
We all have missed him very much
and hope he soon returns.
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Received from your run away
columnist, Dorothy Daniels, a let
ter telling me what a wonderful
time she is having at Idlewild.
She tolu me to tell every one hel
lo, so here it is.
Saw Arthur George distributing
mail out our way. Wonder if he in
tends to be a postman.
Things we would like to see—
Dorothy Daniels as- Freda Wash
ington; Shirley Batchelor as Mat
West; Marguerite Daniels as Jear
Harlow; Lester Crawford as Clark
Leßoy G. White
3051 Yemans St.
Gable; Kervon Crawford as Wal
lace Heery; Willie Uatchlor as
Fred McMurray; Fannie Anderson
as (linger Rogers; and Richard
Anderson as Fred Astaire.
A party of five attended the
movieg Sunday night including
Shirley Batchlor, Eddie Lewis,
Willie Batchlor, (lordan Nolan and
yours Truly. I wonder if any
thing is geting serious between
S. B. and S. L.
Send all news to Inez Banks
11733 Dyar.