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La gaceta., 1934-09-14
LAS TROPAS ESTAN LIS
TAS PARA MANTENER
Ell ORDEN EN- RHODE
A

Providence, R. l., sep. IA
La olicitud del GobernadOr
Green de Rhode Island, para
utilizar las tropas federales en-
los conflictos huelguisticos del
estado ,tropez6 CON la negati-
va de los miembros dem6cratas
del Senado Estatal. No obstan-
tie csc fracaso Ell Gobernador
Green hizo presente que en- una
conversation telef6nica soste-
nida con ell P~residente Roose-
welt e lejecutivo hubo de mani
festarle que eel ejercito estaba
Ito para intervenir, ~ que el
me ayudaria hasta ell Unite de
SUI pcder Y de sus atribuclo-
nes". Otra de las peticiones del
Gobernador, que no fue recibi-
da con entusiasmo fue la de uti-
liar 1,444 ex-combatientes de
la guerra mundial como policia
especial de emergencia del es-
tado. La guardia Nacional, que
fue movilizada por entero hace
va algunos dias, controla la ST.
tuaci0n.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14

pianos Y calculos y lie daran ell precio
exacto de los materiales que listed
necesita, con arreglo a ellos. Siempre
estan en- disposition de dar cualquier
information en- relacion con la soli-
citud de prestamos del gobierno para
reedificaciones y modernizaciones, los
que puede listed hacer a traves de
ellos.
Esta casa mantiene un departa o
mento latino para atender a los ellen
ties de csc idioma en- sus problemas
de construction. Estos servicios son
g~ratuitos Y Sc obtienen con una SIM
pie solicitud verbal o por escrito.
Nuevos materiales estan aparecien-
do constantemente en- ell mercado y
listed haria bien en- informarse con
esta firma acerca de ellos.
Esta firma goza de absolute SOL
vencia moral y de garantia y su re-
putaci0n como concentrates honra-
dos, diligentes Y progresistas les ha
proporcionado un constante y consis-
tente crecimiento de su negocio.
Lo que paga patrocinar la indus
tria de construction 10 demuestra ell
poder contar en- la comunidad con
un establecimiento como ell que nos
ocupa.
Nosotros nos completeness en- fell
citar a la Sanders Lumber Company
Dor sus eficaces metodos de negocios,
felicitacion que hacemos llegar a los
yecinos de esta comunidad por con-
tar con los s~ervicios de tan aprecla-
BILE firma.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
POL.ONIA ~DESCONTENTA
CON IA DE
LA LIGA

Ginebra, Sept. 14.-El paso
dado por la representation de
Polonia en- la session de aver de
la Asamblea de Naciones, a
nunciando que su pals no to-
maria en- cuenta, en- ell future,
los procedimientos de la Liga
para la protection de las mino
rias raciales, aSesta un rudo
golpe a la ''santidad" de los
trstados.
Ese paso, ha dicho ell repre-
sentante de Alemania, signifi :
ca que ell "status-quo' mantle
nido por ell tratado de Versa :
lies tendra que ser modificado
y que la valdez de los tratados
sera muy problematica.
Isl no Sc omar medidas uni
Y de caracter general
para la protection de esas mi
norias, mi gobierno,-dijo ell re
presentante de Polonia-se We
|ra Tornado a negar SUI colabora
'ci6n a cualquiera organization
international para la aplica :
ci6n de esas leyes, cuando con-
ciernan a nuestro pals
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
SANDERS LUMBER COMPANY


Esta firma goza de una envidiable
reputation por virtud de sus muchos
amos de existencia comerciando con
ell publico de n manera alberta Y
honrada. Sus transacciones son tan
s~ustanciales como los materiales que
venden.
Ellos saben que un cliente satisfe-
cho es ell mejor anuncio que Sc puede
obtener Y bajo csc principle han es-
tado operando desde su fundacion.
Siempre Sc han complacido en- servir
a su clientele de una manera fiel y
de proporcionarles los mejores mate
riales obtenibles en- Ell mercado. Co.
mo su capital les permite comprar di-
rectamente de los molinos, en- gran
des eantidades, pueden ofrecerle en-
TODD tempo muy razonables preclos.
En- su moderno Y complete alma
cen de maderas Y de materiales es-
tan en- disposition siempre de sunni
nistrarIe 10 que necesite en- Ell giro
de materiales de construction.
81 Sc trata de maderas o de cual-
ouier material de su giro lame a
SANDERS LUMBER COMPANY en-
Ia avenda q y calle 81, telefono
Y1512.
Esta firma mantiene IN departa :
mento especial para la atencion de su
clientele, donde lie ayudaran ell sus
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
UN NNUEVO HEROE DE LA
MILICIA FASCISTA

Roma, Sept. IA. (HTNS).-
La MILITIA Fascista," 6rgano
Official de las "camisas negras,"
ha colocado entire sus listas de
martires Y heroes ell nombre de
un legionario que muri6 recien-
temente de extenuaci6n en- una
competencia alpinista, antes de
rendirse cuando la meta de la
victoria estaba cast a su alcan-
&c.
Ell peri6dico elogia Ell inciden
te no solamente como un ejem-
plo del espiritu de "vencer o mo
rir," que es ell espiritu de Ia mi
licia, sine como indication de
que los fascistas de Italia estan
mas cerca del exito, en- sus es :
fuerzos de inculcar en- la juven
tud italiana csc espiritu de ''ven
Ger 0 MORN" en- los eventos de-
portivos, que las generaciones
anteriores carecian.
La competencia que lie costo
la vida al joven fascista tuvo lu
gar en- los Apeninos, cerca de
Teramo. En- ell transcurso de Ia
competencia Sc estableci6 una
lucha personal entire los dos pr
meros, Di Valero Y Marini. Ma
rini Sc enferm6 Y tuvo que a
bandonar la carrera. Di Va1ero
continue su ascension desma-
yandose cuando la meta estaba
cast a SUI alcance. Fue traslada-
do inmediatamente al hospital,
en- donde muri6 del coraz0n.
Comentando sobre la hazana
de Di Valero, ell editor de mi
lizia Fascista" dice:
"Aunque Ell heroismo en- Ell in
cidente parecera oscuro a aque-
Hos acostumbrados a la mollcle,
sin embargo tipifica ell esplritu
de las Camisas-N egras."
"Muchas veces-continu6 -
las autoridades nos dicen que
seamos parcos con los adjetivos.
Muchas veces Sc ha dicho que
los heroes y martires son pro-
ductos de epoca excepcionaies,
pero estoy SECURE que no Sc nos
puede reprochar 81 clasificamos
de her6ico Ell gesto supreme de
este fascista que, ante la alter
nativa de no cumplir su deber
O MORN, acept6 sin titubeos La
muerte."
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
DR.. II. A. NELSON
Ell Quiropractico mas conocido en-
Ell Condado de HiifsborouRh

FL DR.. II. A. Nelson es uno de los
mas prominentes especialistas on qui-
ropractica, y en- su dilatada practica
professional Sc ha distinguido mucho
en- esta seccion del estado de la Flo
rfda. Ese ejercfcio continuado de su
profession y su preparation cientifica
indiscutible lie ha proporcionado un
conOcimiento mas comprensivo de las
intermediates del cucrpo humane.
FL conoce los sintomas Y las causas
de gran numero de intermediates Y
como evitarlas Y curarlas, pero su es.
pecializaci6n radica en- los trastornos
del est6mago Y del intestine, en- los
desordenes femeninos Y en- las en-
fermedades de los ncrvios.
FL conoce a fondo la ciencia de la
quir%opractica, que esta fundada en-
los trastornos de la espina d0rsal, y
es por ESQ que muchas intermediates
Sc curan removiendo la preston in
conveniente sobre aIgunos filetes ner-
vios0s. La NatufaieZa conservafia
siempre al individuo en- perfectas
condolences de salud, 81 no existieran
causas externas que intcrfirieran en-
su actuaci6n. FL conocimiento de esta
nueva ciencia hace possible la reno
ci6n de esas interferencias y enton-
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
LOS I~MPORTADORES TEN
DRAM QUE OBTENER PER
MISOS ESPECIALES
Funcionaran "a Juntas
Nacionales

Berlin, Sept. IA. (HTNS).--
Los detalles tecnicos principal
les del plan para restringir
drasticamente las importa"io =
mes en- A,-nania fueron anun-
ciados en- "a Exposition de lei
zig, recientemente, por ell Mi
nistro de EeconOmia Y PreSl :
dente del ReichSbank,g DR.,
Hialmar Schcht. Bajo este
plan ell gobierno eXtendera su
control sobre todas las impor-
taciones en- general y disminui-
ra SUI volumen de acuerdo con
ell orc y la cantidad disponible
para Gambia extranjero en- ell
Reichsbank.
Segun INDIGO ell DR.. Schachat
los importadores alemanes ten
dram que obtener un permisO
individual para cada importa
ci6n. De esta manera ell gobier-
no piensa restringir las impor-
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
LA GACETA


huelga afirman que ell movi-
miento Sc encuentra mas fuerte
que nunca y que, en- realidad,
los pretendidos obreros que han
vuelto al trabajo no SON mas
que individuos sin preparation
tecnica, que Sc han hecho car
go de los telares a sabiendas de
que no podran rendir una labor
efectiva. 80 que Sc proponen
es extraviar la opinion del pu-
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
SOLUCIONADO Ell
CONFLICTO DE
LOS

Habana, sep. 14.-El profile
ma obrero de los operadores de
acknowledgements qued6 resuelto
aver, gracias a las gestiones de
una comisi6n nombrada por la
s~ecretarfa de justicia.
Los duenos de los teatros Y
cines aceptaron la tarifa acor-
dada por los mediadores.
Recientemente la misma Sc
cretaria resolvi6 ell conflicto de
los porteros y taquifleros de tea
tros.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14

blico Y de la masa de trabajado-
res huelguistas.
Ell jefe de la huelga mani
fiesta que los des6rdenes ter
minaran cuando los f~abricantes
decidan DIR las peticiones de
los trabajadores ICON las fabri
cas- cerradas" Y cuando las fuer
zas del gobierno no obliguen a
los ciudadanOs a trabajar anne
nazandolo con las bayonetas.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
.BANOUETE A UNOS PELO-
TEROS

Esta noche Sc ofrecera un
banquete a los peloteros del
Club Schwab-D Davis, en- ell res
taurant situado frente a la ia
brica Filadelfia.
Los jovenes de csc taller
conouistaron ell campeonato de
la ciudad, en- renida contienda
con ell Regensburg.
Sinceramente agradecemos
la invitacion que personaimen-
te nos trajo ell capataz Sr. Lo-
bo, amigo muy estimado.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
MAS OBREROS DE LA
INDUSTRIAL TEXTIL
VUELVEN AL TRABAJO

Charlotte, N. c., sep. IA
Con la vuelta a ltrabajo de nu-
merosos obreros Y la negative
de los trabajadores de las IA
bricas de medias a secundar ell
movimiento, la huelga ha entra
do en- un periodic de calma. Sin
embargo los directories de la
La gaceta., 1934-09-14

tacines a los productos de nece
sidad vital, tai como materia
prima Y productos semi-acaba-
dos que pueden ser termina =
dos en- Alemania V a su vez ex~
portados.
En- Septiembre "a comenza-
ran a funcionar veinticinco jun
tas nacionales que tendr&n a su
cargo la otorgaci6n de permit
sos individuales para importa-
dores. Hasta ahora Sc habian
permitido importaciones hasta
ell valor de 60 marcos, sin MIN
gun tramite. Con ell nuevo plan
este Unite Sc ha fijado ahora
en- diez marcos.
La cantidad que cada impor-
tabor tendra derecho a impor-
tar sera decidida por los Minis
terios de Agriculture y Econo-
mia, actuando en- collaboration.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
UN MENSAJE
A NUESTROS LECTORE

FL anuncio modemo tiene tanto nteres como I'm
ariculo de poltca, SOCIOLOGICAL O c%ualquier otro tema.
Leyendo I'm anuncio muchas veces listed encuen-
ira 10 que lie convene y otras recuerda que debe COM
prar algo que necesta.
Ell comerciante modemo anuncia con aneglo a 10
que puede cumpir siempre cumple 10 que orece, por-
que sabe que el pdbGco lee los anuncios exige el cum
pGmiento de 10 anunciado.
Leyendo I'm anuncio listed Sc entera de los precios
mas bajos que ngen en- Ell mercado y al mismo tempo
que Sc beneficial, ayuda al comerciante que pubica la
propaganda y al perodico que la %impnme.
Lea los anuncios, que en- muchos de eDos hay pa
"a listed cosas muy convenientes
1903 Ia. Avenida. Teefono 1882
DEPARTMENT. DE ANUNCIOS DE
LA GACETA
Evening star., 1934-04-19

has laid stress on q gathering Of air
operators called by former Postmaster
General Brown in 1880. Brown tes-
titled the meeting was to discuss the
pioneer equity" claims.
The appropriation for airmail in
the 1933-34 fiscal year was approx
mately $4,000, 900, a reduction Of
nearly 25 per cent, Howes said.
The conference was held in August
when Howes was Second Assistant
Postmaster General In charge of air
mail.
As aviation men gathered for to-
morrow's bid opening, there were ru-
mors that majority of the II COM
panies whose contracts we're annulled
had reorganized. There was nothing
official
Evening star., 1934-04-19

am. and the northbound plane will
leave here at 6 pm. When the new
schedules are added, there will be five
southbound and four northbound trips
between Washington and New York
daily, with planes in reserve for extra
sections when needed.
Passenger traff1c on the line has
increased sharply during the past few
weeks, due largely to travelling in con-
nection with code meetings and other
Federal business, the line announced.
The Cherry Blossom Festival has had
pronounced effect on passenger
business this week, the line having
been forced to add number of extra
sections to its regular trips, often as
many as three 15-passenger planes
being required to f1y single trip.
Evening star., 1934-04-19
JOHNSON TACKLES
y MINING DISPUTE
Plans to Lay Wage Con-
troversy Subject Before
President.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Back from briekvacation, Hugh S.
Johnson, N. r. A. chief, planned to
carry to President Roosevelt today the
chief problems growing out Of the N.
r. AS order raising wages and cutting
hours In the soft-coal fields.
Strikes, rioting and bloodshed have
followed the refusal of Alabama oper-
ators to raise their miners basic daily
wage from $3.40 to $3.50.
Work has been hampered in the
Fairmount, w. Va, district, where
the order would remove a 24-cent
differential those fields have enjoyed,
as compared with the Pittsburgh oper-
ations Immediately to the North.
Southwestern operators maintain the
increase would seriously hurt their
business.
A series of conferences between
Johnson and the operators, with labor
represented was in prospect. They
likely will follow the administrator S
talk with the President
The situation was slightly compli-
Evening star., 1934-04-19
A|RMA|L BIDS OPEN
TO 4 SUING FIRMS.
Farley Issues Ruling as In
vestigators Question
HaWeS.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Postmaster General Farley told
newsmen today the.four aviation COM
panies seeking to restrain him from
enforcing abrogation of their airmail
contracts would be eligible to bid for
new contracts if they complied with
requirements.
Boeing Air Transport, Inc: Ma
tional Air Transport, Inc. Pacific Air
Transport and Varney Air Lines, Inc
all United Aircraft Transportation
Inc. subsidiaries-aSked District Su-
preme Court yesterday to enjoin Far
ley from enforcing the cancellation
order and to make him pay as yet un-
specified damages
Bids for flying 81 routes for three
months are to be opened by the de-
partment at noon tomorrow. ''
Howes Questioned.
Meanwhile Senate air mail investi-
gators questioned W. W. Howes, First
Assistant Postmaster General, about
the cancellation.
Senator Austin, Republican, of Ver-
mont, drew from Howes the testimony
that Sillman Evans, Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General. was formerly vice
president of the American Anyways,
a subsidiary of the Cord-controlled
Aviation Corporation. Evans has re-
signed to take a position in a Balti-
more financial firm.
Howes said when he appeared before
the House Post Office Committee in
December he had no idea any con-
tracts would be Cancelled except as
was necessitated by reduced funds
available.
Asked About Conference.
Howes then was questioned about
a Washington conference of airmail
contractors he called last Summer to
apportion the cuts necessitated by re-
duced funds.
Howes agreed with Senator Austin
that summoning the operators to dis
cuss the problem was the only
decent thing to do"
During the inquiry Chairman Black
Evening star., 1934-04-19
PLAN CONVENTION HERE
Local Lions Club Will Make Bid
for Sessions.

The Lions Club yesterday discussed
plans for bringing the 1885 convention
of Lions International to Washing
ton, at a meeting at the Mayfiower
Hotel. A large delegation will attend
the meeting to be held soon in Grand
Rapids, Mich, to extend an invita-
ton ..
Wilbert B. Smith, secretary of the
Y. M. C. A. for Egypt, addressed the
club on the subject of Near East re-
lations and world peace. He was in
troduced by Charles Hillegeist, chair
man of the Program Committee.
Evening star., 1934-04-19
TALL CEDARS TO DANCE

A ceremonial and dance will be
held at the Raleigh Hotel tomorrow
night by Capitol Forest, No. 104, Tall
Cedars of Lebanon, it was announced
by Grand Tall Cedar J. Fred Huber.
The ceremonial. to begin at 7:30
o'clock, will be followed by fancy drill
formations staged by the Robert lie
Bruce Chapter. Order of De Molay;
Jobs Daughters and the Royal
Rangers. After this program the
Tall Cedar Orchestra will furnish
music for dancing.
Evening star., 1934-04-19
EASTERN AIR TRANSPORT
TO ADD TO SCHEDULE
Additional Round Trip Between
Here and New York to Be
Effective April %,

Eastern Air Transport, which sharply
curtailed schedules following the can
collation. of its airmail contract last
February, will add one round trip a
day between Washington and New
York. effective April %, 1t was an
nounced here today.
The southbound schedule calls for
departure from Newark Airport at TAO
Evening star., 1934-04-19

Gated by illness Of John L. Lewis,
president of the United Mine Workers,
who was reported to be suffering from
a bad case Of influenza. Efforts were
being made to obtain proper labor rep
resentation in negotiations without
him, II possible.
Evening star., 1934-04-19
ZEPHYR TIME CHANGED
New Train to Be on Exhibit Here
at Noon Saturday.

The Burlington Zephyr" the new
two-mile-a-mlnute train just built In
Philadelphia. will be on exhibition
at Union Station here from IL noon
to 10 pm. Saturday. It will come
over from Baltimore tomorrow night.
1t had been announced originally that
the train would be thrown open to
the public at am. Saturday.
Evening star., 1934-01-10

ANSWER TO Yesterdays PUZZLE
Evening star., 1934-01-10
Oil PUMPS Built,

Following the completion Of the oil
Tripoli, construction Of pumping sta
tions at intervals along the lines has
been started.
Evening star., 1934-01-10

ACROSS.
I. Indian.
g. Guard.
IS Utter publicly.
l6. Alike.
IT. More spacious.
49, Figures of speech collectively.
49, Measure of length.
90 Neat.
% Piles.
%. Those who accomplish.
IS. Inner layer Of the iris.
28. Burmese demon.
29 Molding.
80. N. z. India province.
50. A gratuity.
30. Pulsatory.
IS. Discharged.
S6. Nettle rash.
38. Dense.
ii. Independence Of action.
Is. Hither.
46. Coagulated by setting.
Al. Son of Jacob.
48. Copy.
49. Masculine name.
so. Urban.
81. Pore.
53. Hindu garment
56. Colored liquid.
ST. Marketable.
so. Follow backward.
o.. inspire with love.
SO. Not devoured.
81. Unaccountable.
IS. Insanity.
DOWN.
1. Altar screen.
q Study Of wines.
g. Litters used in India.
4. Aggregate.
g. Unites closely.
g. Refrigerator.
Z. The Apostle Of Rome"
Evening star., 1934-01-10
LETTER-OUT T
BY Charles Fl. Joseph.

Remove letter from each rearrange spell
column Print the letter in center column opposite
have removed
for ambitious young
Evening star., 1934-01-10
SUMM0NSES, BELIEVED
LETTERS, PROVE Pal
Constable Has Last Laugh on Men
Who Ignored subpoenas to
Philadelphia Court.

BY the Associated Press.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Joh a
McDonough served summonses on II
store managers in adjacent Upper Dar-
by. Eleven store managers chorused
"Baloney!"
Several weeks ago the same constable
had given them all ''summonses," which
turned out to be strategem to get them
to a boosters meeting.
But McDonough got the last laugh In
court. The State Labor Department has
accused each manager Of overworktng
woman employees.
Evening star., 1934-01-10

8. Greek letter.
9. Edge.
10. N. A. Indian.
II. Shaft of a column.
IL. First name of our First Lady,"
13. Bone of the wrist.
IA. Visited.
al. Private concerts.
"a. Having a rounded end with a slight
notch, as leaf.
26 Quit
81. English letter.
80. High in music.
81. Series Of Steps.
80. Double courses for foot races in
ancient Greece.
81. Land measures.
IS. Equip.
81. Clear.
SO. Shrines Of saints.
SO. Creeping.
40. Filled with interstices.
a. Wander.
43. Manifests.
A. Disgusts.
46. Depart.
49. Soapfsh.
so. Quoted.
So. Mother.
54. Genus of herbs
IS. California rockfsh.
SO. Drag.
SO. Sooner than.
81. Conducted.
The Omaha guide., 1934-09-29
DR.. GREENE HAS
DISTINGUISHED RECORD

DR.. Greene, who is Al years old and
married, has had a distinguished mill
tary and professional career. IN a
previous letter written to President
Roosevelt on Aug. 23rd, Mr.. White
pointed out that the Negro surgeon
served throuh the World War as 1st
Lieutenant in the U. S. Army; that
he is a graduate of Western Reserve
and Howard Universities; that he is
a member of the Harlem Hospital
staff and "has done distinguished
work in the treatment Of skull frac-
lures and brain injuries. The nature
Of this work and conclusions basen
upon it, have profoundly influenced
the whole treatment of skull frac-
lures and brain injuries. Articles on
the work done by DR.. Greene and his
associates have appeared in such
medical journals as the Archives
Mr.. White declared today that this
incident furnishes further evidence of
the evils of segregation and how the
Negroes progress is frequently handi-
apped by the existence Of segregated
institutions supported by the taxes
of all Americans.
The Omaha guide., 1934-09-29
DR.. l.. T. Wright Of N. Y.
Wins Membership In Am
ericanC College Of Surgeons
NEGRO D~ISFRANCHSEMENT
MELTED ALFRED $4,000 VOTES

WACO, Tex. Sept 24-Attorney r.
D. Evans, local Negro lawyer, who
has headed the fight against thee bar
ring of colored voters from the prim-
aries In this district, charged today
that Attorney General James Alfred.
successful candidate for Governor, who
sponsored the recent disfranhisement
of Negro voters, would have lost by
49, 900 votes but for this disfranhise-
nsent Alfred, he says. only won over
Tom Hunter by $4,000 votes
Attorney Evans further charges that
the two Republican Federal judges,
Randolph Bryant of the Eastern
District and Judge Kennerly of the
Southern District refused writs Of in
junction to Negro applicants in their
districts, and did the same thing two
years ago.
Attgrney EvaGb Is appealing to
every Negro community in Texas to
form bhanches of the National Asso-
cation for the Advancement of Color
ed People to raise funds and fight the
disfranchisement of Negro voters At
the National Baptist Convention at
Muskogee Oklahoma, on September
7th. Mr.. Evans appealed for nation
wide support to fight the Texas vote
bar.
The Omaha guide., 1934-09-29
Nv slogan is to pelase you with
interesting news-Bert Moore.
So make it your slogan to buy
the Omaha Guide.

Here is the story for this week:
Around the old fashioned gen
eral store in a little country town,
where all kinds Of contests were
sometimes held, one Of the con-
testants who had finished second
in the Lear Contest. told me about
a trained horse that he owned. He
horse could do. He could 60 to the
told Of the wonderful tricks the
horse could do. He could 60 to
the market and bring back the
groceries and could sit at the same
table and eat with him, could
make a fire in the kitchen stove,
and weuld carry the mail and
papers, and numerous other things
that his horse could do. He told
this same story each day, and
week for months; but he didn't
have a horse or ever owned one.
He told the lie so often that he
believed it himself, so one day, he
went shopping at the General
Store and bought a saddle and
bride for the horse he didn't
have.
The Omaha guide., 1934-09-29
NAACP. Frowns ON Discrimin-
ating Practice of Southern Foot
ball Team

NEW YORK, Sept 21-Coach Har-
ry Kipke Of the University Of Mich
igan football team was asked today
not to accede to the reported request
of Georgia Tech that Willis Ward.
star end of the Michigan team. be
left on the bench on October 20, when
the two teams will clash.
The letter, signed by Roy Wilkins,
Assistant Secretary Of the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People, urged that mo such
unsportsmanlike request be Needed, if
it is to be or has been made. Georgia
Tech knew that Ward was a member
OF the Michigan varsity, and q sur
vey of his work during last season
must have made clear to everybody
that he was a star, necessary for the
development of the full power Of the
Michigan team. We believe that il
Georgia Tech has made this request,
it is seeking, behind the cloak Of race
to take am unfair advan-
tage of the Michigan team