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La opinión., 1935-06-02
SU TRIUNFO NO FUE BEN
RECIBiDO

Parece que ell triunfo de Lopez
sobre Chief Little Wolf no cayo
muy bien en- los ~cfrculos de la lu
cha, porque todos tenian la cast
seguridad de que Little Wolf Sc
ria ell ~venceeor, para luego enfren
tarlo a Londos por ell campeonato
EN- una gran function al aire libre
en- ell Wrigley Field. Y naturalmen
te la victoria de Lopez vino a es-
tropear estos planes.
Ha5ran notado los aficionados
meXicanos que en- las cronicas de
los periodicos en- Ingles no Sc do
a Lopez ell credito que Sc merece.
Cast siempre al dia siguiente de los
e~ncuentros, salem fotografias ha-
ciendo resaltar al favorito que triun
fo en- Ia lucha estrella. Y Ell jueves
no vimos por ninguna parte algu-
ma toto del indio caido en- las pri-
meras filas &c ring-side. nj Guar
do era cargado en- brazos para ser
conducido a los vestidores. Tampa
co vimos los encabezados a ocho
Columns de plana con la noticia
del triunfo de Lopez, como sucede
siempre en- los demas encuentros.
Pero quizas con la victoria del
microbes, ell meXicano Sc impondra
a cualquier hostilidad que puGiera
encontrar, y los promotores del
olympic no tendran mas remedio
que c~olocarlo en- ell primer lugar en-
ire los %aspirantes al campeonato
mundial.
Lopez no ha perdido hasta aho-
ra nj una lucha, y descartado Lit
tie Wolf en- su primer encuentro.
lie quedan adversarios que puede
veneer facilmente para llegar a las
finales del torneo. Quizas tenga que
verse nuevamente frente al indio
antes &c que pueda llegar a enfren
tarse o Jim Londos, pero de to-
das maneras llevara la ventaja de
que Little Wolf tiene va una de-
rrota en- su contra, v con otra que
dara eliminado, mientras que Lo-
pez estA todayia inyicto,
La opinión., 1935-06-02

~. n ninguna otra epoca de la
- lucha libre durante los dlti-
mos rs ahos Sc habia pro-
l. ducido en- los Estados Uni
dos centric maxine del
mas viril de todos los deportes -
un conjunto de luchadores de la ca
lidad y prominencia de los que &C
tualmente rigen la division &c pc
so complete.
Y nunea antes tampoeo habia te
nido Mexico la distinction de tener
entire esos luchadores de primerisi
~. categoria a un rcpresentante
genuinamente mexicano y digno de
figurar en- la lista de campeones
mundiales, como ahora que Vicen
to Lopez ha logrado poner ell nom
bre de nuestro pals en- las bocas de
los a~ficionados y en- los peri6dicos
de Estados Unidos.
Hasta hace algunos meses los AFT
cionados mexicanos ignoraban por
complete los e~ncuentros de lucha
que commandments sc efectnan en-
ell Olympic Auditorium, no obstan-
te que los p%1blicos de otras razas
erah presa del fervor del especial
culo que ha venido a opacar va al
boxeo.
En- cambio la noche del ultimo
martes la presencia de Lopez 20
mo contendiente del %encuentro es
t~rella, hixo que miles de mexicanos
I!enaran las eraderias del Olympic
entusiasmados y confiados IN la &C
tuaci6n del campeon mexicano con
ira ell campeon mundial sin corona
Chief Little Wolf.
Muy pocos fueron los expertos,
criticos deportivos y hasta aficio
nados que creyeron que Lopez ten
dria probabilidades siquiera de e
Ger al formidable obstaculo que ell
indio navajo era para 81 en- ell tor
sin embargo la sorpresa que dio
ell campeon meXicano fue grande
cuando. Gecidido a cumplir la pro
mesa que habia hecho a sus parti-
darios, de defender hasta 10 ultimo
los dolores de Mexico en- este en-
cuentro, sc levanto de la Iona tam
baleante para hacer que Little
Wolf Sc fuera por entire las cuer-
das y quedara noqueado.
La victoria de Lopez sobre ell tie
mible indio de Arizona fue I'm gran
triunfo para Mexico y I'm motive
de satisfaction y orgullo para los
a~ficionados mexicanos, que ahora
ST tienen un genuine aspirante al
campeonato mun6ial de lucha libre.
La opinión., 1935-06-02
QUIERE LUCHAR CON jim
lONDOS

"Estoy muy contento por haberle
ganado a Little Wolf, declare Lo-
PEI despues de haber conquistado
al indio navajo ell ultimo mierco-
les.
"Pero todavia no estoy eonfor.
me, y ahora quiero luchar con Jim
Londos para tener la satisfaction
de dar a Mexico ell primer campeo
nato mundial de luchas. Asi como
siempre tuve confianza en- mi para
derrotar a Man Mountain Dean y
La opinión., 1935-06-02
Ell ATLETICO De bilbao IRA A new
YORK EN- AGOSTO
Los campeones de foot ball de Espaha extenderan 81
proxima ira a Mexico, visitando la metropolis neo
yorquina
por JULIO CARBON IA.

NUEVA YORK, N. Y, JUNO 10.
-Nueva York ACADIA de admirar Ell
juego academico, precise y facil de
los maestros ~escoceses del bal6n
que forman la selection enyiada a
este pals, por la Association Esco-
cesa de Football, y 81 materializan
unas negociaciones que Sc llevan a
cabo al presente va a tener oportu
nida6 de admirar otro tipo superior
de tecnica europea: ell juego Togo
so, spectacular y no menos eficaz
de los Leones del Norte, como apo
dan muy apropiadamente en- Espa
fa. al Athletic de Bilbao, II wees
campeones peninsulares.
Don Valentin Aguirre, Nueva
York. Esperanto estar N. Y. fines
agosto, agradeceriamos gestiones ju
gar esa TN partido, c~ablegrafian-
ic Club, Bilbao"
nos S~ubvenci6n darfan. (R) Athlet
Este es ell contenido de IN cable
recibido por Ell industrial vasco-neo
yorquino ell domingo pasado. Y al
morzando aver con ell sehor Agui
RE en- el "Jai-Alai" a~verigiie otros
pormenores del ~proyectado intere
santfsimo viajs de los roji-blancos
de America.
X K
Como va hemos anunciado en- des
pachos recibidos de Espaha. perso-
nalidades de Ia colonia vasca de
Mexico, D. F, han inGucido a los
atleticos a visitar esa repdblica en-
julio pr6ximo con una ventajosisi-
ma proposition. Habra cinco parti
dos ALI, Y despues de celebrates
estos los futbolistas bilbarinos EN-
prenderan ell regreso a la patria via
| Nueva York.
FL senior Aguirre Sc propone en-
terarse ahora de la fecha exacta
en- que estarian en- Nueva York los
excampeones y ell tempo que po-
drian permanecer aquf; de este mo
do le sera possible negociar uno o
mas e%ncuentros en- los estadios dis
ponibles en- esa fecha. Con csc OBJ
jeto cablegrafio en- Ell dfa de aver
a Bilbao, escribiendo por otra par
parte a Mexico, para obtener las
fechas dc juego allf' y la de SAIL
La opinión., 1935-06-02
TSTOY MUY CONTENTODE HABERLE
GANADO A LITTLE WOLF DECLARA
"Y ahora quiero luchsr con Londos para dar a Mexico
Ell primer campeonato mundial de luchas", agrega
ell campeon mexicano
Por MAkANAZo
Redactor Deportivo de LA OPINION

q Little Wolf, que eran los dos con
tendencies mas p~sliarosos del actual
torneo del Olympic, asi creo sim
eeramente que puedo veneer a Lon
dos, y solo espero Ia o~portunidad
de demostrarlo.
"Estoy muy sgradeeido por oil
apoyo moral quo me han demostra-
do mis- eompatriotas en- todos los
e%neuentros del Olympic, y espero
que la %preseneia de los afieionados
m~exicanos en- las luchas hasa pre-
sion sobre los promotores para que
So me trate con unparalleled y SO
mo de la oportunidad de ~disputar
ell c%ampeonato a londos".
La opinión., 1935-06-02
ATLETICOSVS.
BAN MING EN-
UNJ

La novena de Corona Athletics
que dirige ell Manager Marcelino
Barba, Sc enfrentara hoy domingo
a los peloteros &c Banning en- un
juego. seg0n anuneian.
Reina mucha animation entire
los a%ficionados de Corona y las pc
blaciones |cercanas por el %encuentro
esperandose que resulte renido.
Ell domingo pasado los de Coro
ma permanecieron inactivos debido
La opinión., 1935-06-02

da de los atleticos de Ia veclna na
ci6n.
a fines de agosto empiezan va a
prepararse Ia ~temporada que Sc I'M
cha en- septiembre los clubs de la
American Soccer League Y los de
las varias ligas "amateurs''. y no
hay duda de que Sc podrian orga
nizar interesantes partidos para los
visitantes. Podrfan estos como Sc
ha sugeriGo, debutar un sabado en
~Filadelfia, Penna., contra los Ger
mans de aquella ciudad jugar 81
dia siguiente en- Nueva York, y &c
lebrar I'm partido nocturno en- ell
Clark's Field de East Newark Ell
martes o microbes sigutente, Sc
gun sea Ell tempo %disponible,
X
5Quiere "~saborear" el aficionado
! algunos de los nombres que COM
! prenderia Ia lista de ~jugadores del
! Athletic de Bilboa? Pues ahi van:
Blasco, Gorostiza, popularmente la
mado "bala roja"; Cilaurren, Ira
ragorri, Aguirrezabala (Chirri), Ba
ia y Muguerza, cada uno de clos
un internacionalista y estrella de
! primera magnitud poC derecho pro
pic!
K
En- Nueva York hay tres luga-
res donde podrian Jugar los atle-
ticos: Yankee Stad iu m, Polo
Grounds o Dyckman Ovan Desde lue
go Ute seria question de coincidir
con I'm ola, en- que no hubiera par
lido de baseball en- uno de los mis-
mos.
Que Ell publico de habla espaho-
10 responderia 100 por 100, no hay
nj Ia menor duda.
La opinión., 1935-06-02

cluDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO 10.
viaje del licen-
ciado Luis I. Rodriguez, Secretario
Particular del Presidente de la Re
publica, al Estado de California,
quedo canceado definitivamente
hoy, segdn Sc anuncio oficialmente.
Rodriguez salio para Guadalaja-
ra en- donde Sc unira a Ia comitiya
presidential,
La opinión., 1935-06-02
RENUNCIO Ell
PROFESSOR LOYO

Notaran los lectores que va
desde hoy no apareee en- estas
paginas la columna dominica
'Instantaneas Deportivas", que
escriLia para LA OPINION Ell
Professor Angel Antonio Logo.
Y con.te que no es que ell dis
tinguido Professor Logo haya
La opinión., 1935-06-02

FL campe6n mexieano Vicente
Lopez, esta ansioso por disputar
ell campeonato mundial dc luchas
a Jim Londos, (foto) r%ecorocido
por todas las comisiones de Es-
tados Unidos como %poseedor del
titulo. Pero, SVendra londos a
enfrentarse con ell vencedor del
torneo del Olympic Auditorium?
ESQ es ell principal obstacuIo que
tiene Lopez en- sus aspiraciones
de dar a Mexico ell primer cam
peonato mundial de Iuchas.
La opinión., 1935-06-02
LOPEZ RETA AL CAMPE0N MUNDIAL LONDOS
Helen Wills en- accion

La figura de Helen Wills Moody campea nuevamente
por las canchas internacionales del tennis, con Ell regreso
de la ex-canpeona nacional de Estados Unidos a la COM
petencia activa. Mrs. Moody esta en- Londres preparando-
Sc para competir EN- ell torneo de Wimbledon, hacienda su
prinera presentation en- una cancha desde que perdio su
canpeonato EN- Forrest Hills contra Helen Jacobs.
La opinión., 1935-06-02

Continue gu %ecueaeI6n o medic
dc Ia iectura. Nunco es tarde
para %aprender. pida hoy mismo
nuestro Catalopo dc Libros GRA.
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La opinión., 1935-06-02
AVALCADE
PERDLO CON
HEAD PLAY
United Press para LA OPINION
DE MnMT DARK NJ Itpir

Onlted ffeSS para Ia OTtNlSN
BELMONT PARK, N. v. JUNO
1o.-Head Play, el caballo de Mrs.
Silas B, Mason. gano aver la care
IA del 40 handicap suburbano ven-
cieudo a CavalcaGe Y a Discovery.
despues de que el campe6n del ano
pasado demonto a su JOCKEY john
ny Gilbert al empezar a correra
y corri0 solo.
Aunque derrotado Ia semana pa
sada pnr Had Play, C1vaIclfe era
ell favo;Ito aver. Pero despues de
que desmonto Y su jockey Ia victo
ria fue mas facil para Head Play,
que lego a Ia meta con tres cuer-
pos de ventaja. Charlie Kutsinger
monte al vencedor.
Discovery. de A. G. Vanderbilt,
lego en- segundo lugar y Only One,
de Mrs, Derring Howe, en- terce-
70.
La opinión., 1935-06-02

De estos contendientes, dos de
los mas peligrosos, Man Mountain
Dean y Jim Browning, llevan ell
peligro de quedar ~eliminados, 81
son vencidos por Ernie Dusek y
Dean Detton cuando Sc enfrenten
La opinión., 1935-06-02

en- los %encuentros estrellas del pro
ximo microbes. Y va seran dos r.
Wales menos para Lopez. Danno
O'Mahoney, otro de los mas peli-
grosos, quedo descalificaGo ell nlti
mo microbes porque Sc nego a lu-
char con ell Estrangulador Lewis.
La opinión., 1935-06-02
QuIENES QUEDAN EN- Ell
TORNEO

Despues de los encuentros del d,
timo microbes, en- que fueron ELI
minados otros tres contendientes,
solo quedan como a~spirantes a.
c~ampeonato y posibles rivales de
Lopez, los siguientes luchadores:
La opinión., 1935-06-02

La novena Gel Campamento ga
giiez No. % que dirige ell Manag n
Teller, Sc anoto dos nuevas victo
rias a su record ell domingo pasa-
do cuando derroto al Campamento
La opinión., 1935-06-02

a que no Sc pudo efectuar I'm en-
cuentro que habian concertado con
ell Campamento Morelos, de san Pc
dro.
La opinión., 1935-06-02

NUEVA YORK, N. Y, JUNO To- da de los atIeticos de la vecina ns
-Nueva York ACADIA de admrar el ci6n.
juego academico, precise y facl de a fines de agosto empiezan va
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-09
Second Tie Game OF Year
For High School Eleven

downs, getting 10 to the vicltors two
but Warrenton completed the passes,
one of which was good for the touch
down.
The visitors completed six out or
their thirteen passes, and Henderson
made one good out Of four. Hender-
son Intercepted one visitor pass. War
renton was penalized IS yards to five
for Henderson.
The Bulldogs opened the game with
a kick to WarrentOn, and the visitors
nunted back to Henderson, Turner
fumbling the kick, the visitors recOv-
ering. Henderson held and Warren
ton punted to the % where Turner
again fumbled. Warrenton recovered
the ball. Henderson held for downs
and kicked out to the 45. WarrentOn
completed a pass to the 18 yard mark
er and on the next play Terrell whip
ped a pass to Williams who ran un-
molested over the goal. The try for
point failed.
Henderson could not threaten dur
ing the second quarter. kikcking eX-
changes being had in this period.
Early in the third PERIOD RENDER
son took a Warrenton punt and mar
ched down to the 10 yard marker,
losing the ball on downs. Warrenton
kicked out to mdfield, where the
teams see-sawed.
In the fourth quarter, Henderson
again knocked at touchdown door
being stopped on the 18 yard line.
Warrenton attempted three plays be
fore kicking, and the pass from center
was bad in the fourth down. Terrell
recovering for Warrenton on the -
ward marker, the ball going to Hen
derson. Peace plowed the middle of
the line for Henderson's points on
the next play. The try for point was
no good.
Warrenton opened up with forward
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-09

a good demand for loans and 40 re-
port an inflow of new savings suffi-
cient to meet all demands. 80 Of the
/ associations reveal that d substantial
increased activity in the sale of real
estate is also reported. While the
present activity in buildings when
compared by percentages to the vol
ume of building a few years ago, may
seem large, yet the volume of new
building is far short of normal.
with the stage set with a substan-
tial home shortage, an accumulation
of five years or more in which build
ing practically ceased, with the build
ing and loan associations fairly bulg-
ing with funds and with the Federal
Home Loan Bank to fall back upon to
supplement these funds, we may look
for a rapid increase in construction ic
the months Immediately ahead. The
greater activity in new construction
at this time appears to be in homes
of the more expensive type ranging
from between $4,000 to $4,000. There
has not been a great deal of activity
in the small home field within the
price range of $500 to $4,000. With
quickened industrial activity and in
creased pay rolls, it is fairly certain
tht much new building will be re-
ouired within this smaller bracket.
The building and loan associations
have in the past financed by far the
greater number Of these small homes,
especially the industrial workers.
"a similar survey made a year ago
revealed at that time that the asso-
Citations had new funds coming in in
an amount just about sufficient to
meet normal Withdrawals and ma
turity of shares, but there was not a
large surplus for making new loans.
Conditions are quite the reverse this
year, most of the associations report
ing sufficient new investments to
meet all demands and quite few are
turning away funds because they are
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-09
Carolina VS. Duke Holds
Spotlight Next Saturday

Chapel Hill Nov. 9-More than
10000 spectators will pack the Duke
Stadium next Saturday to see the
feature game of tn e South for the cur
rent season-the ,all-important clash
between Carolina and Duke.
Few other games in the country
hold as much COLOR and interest as
this annual battle tsetWen the two in
stitutions which are but 10 miles
apart. The intense rivalry makes the
classic glamOrous and spectacular.
The attendance is expected to rep
resent the largest crowd ever to wit
ness an athletic even. in the South.
Carolina ranks hign among the ma
tion's outstanding 8 rid teams this
fall. It's final ranking hinges largely
on the outcome of the game with the
Blue Devils. The Tar Heels are un-
defeated and are under consideration
for a Rose Bowl bid
The Tar Heels appear on paper to
be stronger than the Blue Devils. Caro-
lima beat Georgia Tech 1910, team
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-09
HOWE BUILDING IN
STATE WILL co ON
Outlook for 1886 Very
Bright, Building & Loan
Executive Thinks

Durham, Nov "a recent survey
by the North Carolina Building and
Loan League among the building and
loan associations in this State reveals
conditions most favorable to a sub
stantial increase in home building in
the year 1886, according to a state
ment made here today by w. A.
Biggs, president of the league. In
fact, building activity may reach
boom proportions judging from the
reports made by 11G associations re-
plying to the Leagues QUESTIONABLE,
says Mr.. Biggs.
"a definite home shortage is re-
ported by 80 of the 116 associations,
and 27 others report the supply and
the demand about equal. Only
associations report a supply greater
than the demand. All but II report
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-09
DOGS And Warrenton Battle To &C Tie Here Fridav

rivalry rivalry i in talks at chapel ox.,..
IA, Zach =. Thomas, president
Duke Student Body and r Fr.., Of The
more president of the sonia fI,N TIE,
pledged fairness in an ona ~a,5lof class
fKena"se ties between the two nnrs.o nrGSs Of
Expressing the hope that n,.
lina-Duke game would " yne Caro-
flght' lta Thomas and sizemoroe C,re out
that they We're glad of the ,o''5"re lore said
airy between Carolina and n,'. rPr" riv
that they meant to keep il nuke D,'he an(
clean. =" 1t Keen anC
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-09

which toppled Duke 60. Both the
Tar Heels and the Blue Devils top
pIeo Tennessee, the former winning
oy TOUR touchdowns and the latter by
Two Against Wake Forest Duke
holos a one touchdown margin.
Carolina and Duke-then Trinity
Iirst met on the gridiron in 1888.
since then they have played 10 times
with Carolina winning II, Duke Win
hlng . and two being tied.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-09
w ARE ton Uses
Passes to Get Their
Points; Peace Goes
y Yards for Locals
Score

Henderson high school Bulldogs
were tied the second time of the sea-
son yesterday at League Park when
they knotted their grid game with the
John Graham high eleven of Warren
ton at 6-all thus going the past four
games without the taste of victory
The Bulldogs rolled IN the first
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-09

passed and got to Henderson's %,
only to lose on downs. The game
ended with Henderson in possession
of the ball deep in their own terri
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-09

unable to find acceptable loans in suf-
ficient volume to absorb the large
volume of new savings"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-09
DUKE MEN SPEAK
AT u. N. G.. MEETS

Chapel Hill, Nov. 9-Furthering a
program Of good will and cooperation
between the two universities two
prominent students from Duke con-
graduated University students on
their spirit Of fair play and cheerful
The Omaha guide., 1935-05-18
Personals
EntertainS With
Farewell Party

Misses Ollie Redd, Alberta Brown
and Mrs. Sybil King entertained Miss
Nonense Gibson, formerly of Omaha,
with a farewell cabaret dinner party
at Uessie's Tavern Sunday night.
Miss Ollie Redd, in her own para
mount style over saw the lovely four
course dinner and the table decora-
tions which were beautifully carried
out in pink and white.
A huge cake with the name "No-
nense" on it was presented to the hon.
Oh guest.
Miss Gibson was honored with fav-
orite songs by Mrs. Bernice Hiedel-
berg, Mrs. Sybil King, Mr.. Percy
Walker, Mr.. Dewitt Ray and Mr..
Melvin Small. "Strut", as we al
know him, showed the gang a few OF
his latest steps.
The guests included Miss Ollie Redd
Mr.. Melvin Small, Miss Nonense Glib.
son, Mr.. Willie Chambers, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Paul King, Mr.. and Mrs. Car.
Heidelberg, Miss Alberta Brown anc
Mr.. Lawrence Tucker.
The Omaha guide., 1935-05-18
THE CATHOLIC CIRCLE CLUB

The Catholic Circle Club met at the
residence of Mrs. Mable Fields, 2807
Writ Street, Monday night. Business
Of Importance was transacted. Ar
r~angements for the Carnival the club
is to holr was perfected. The date will
be announced in the next issue of this
paper. The Carnival will be a gigantic
affair. Many firms will have booths.
There will be good music and many
games.
The Club is being well attended.
Miss Frances Hill and Mrs. Eloma
Robinson joined the club
The club expressed and extends
thanks to Mrs. Katherine Allison, ST..
for the many good deeds she has done
for the people of our community.
Mrs. Allison has been a good Samari-
tan to our church and school and is
holding a rumnsage sale, May 10th
and 18th at 2122 No. oath Street for
the benefit of the needy colored peo-
Pile.
Luncheon was served. The next
meeting of the club will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Robert Banks,
4718h No. oath Street.
Mrs. Mable Fields, President
Harry Leland, Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1935-05-18
THE OCHO CLUB

The club held its regular meeting
on May 10th at the home of Mrs. Ray
Dele Green, 1916 N. 25th Street.
Mrs. Green was a very charming
hostess serving a lovely repast, after
which five changes of bridge were
played. And 'Believe-it-or-not', Mrs.
Mary Jones has struck a stream of
luck again. She was awarded the
first prize, and Mrs. Billie Hunter re
ceived the consolation.
All members were present and spent
ar enjoyable evening.
The next meeting will be with the
president, Mrs. Mayme Booth. She
has planned a great surprise for her
faithful co~-workers.
The entire club agan wishes to
thank their many friends for helping
them in making their first club enter
prise a great success.
Mrs. Ma me Booth, Presiden'
Mrs. Billie Hunter, Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1935-05-18
WE MODERNS CLUB

Mss Helen Campbell, 22O6 N. 26th
Street, was hostess to the club at a
social meeting Monday, April 29th
MI. Campbell entertained the mem
bers with guitar selections which were
enjoyed very much. Miss Campbell
served a lovely luncheon.
The club held its meeting Monday.
May 9Th, at the home Of Mrs. Willie
Croker, 2611 Hamilton Street. Dur
ing the business discussion, plans were
made for an affair called "Let's Go
Places, See and Do Things With The
We Moderns", to be given at 22O6 N.
10Th Street, Saturday night, May 25th.
Mrs. Croker served refreshments
Mrs. Mildred Bryant, President
Mrs. Ida Bryant, Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1935-05-18
Trigger Policeman
Murders Negro


Birmingham, Ala-CNA- The
toll Of Negro deaths at the hands
OF police mounts higher. Louis
Rome, Negro worker Of Gordo,
Alabama, was shot and killed
early Sunday morning by police
man c. A. Nollner who reported
that Rome "resisted arrest.
The Staying occurred on the
South side, where the policeman
accosted the worker because the
latter was carrying a package.
No charges were preferred
against the COP who gave the
routine story that Rome attacked
him with a knife.
The Omaha guide., 1935-05-18
THE DIXIE CLOVER CIITR

The club met for the first time at
the home Of Bertha Johnson, Pill
Lake Street, on May 8, 1885. The
elected officers were Mr.. Earl Jones.
PRESIDENT; Miss Pauline Washington.
vlee-president; Miss Louise Redd, Sec
rotary; Miss Ellamae Redd, assistant
secretary; Miss Johnson, treasurer;
Miss Bertha johnson, Reporter.
We brought up many social talks
and decided we would like to have
many boys and girls, from IA to II
years of age.
Dur next meeting will be on May
18th, and we will welcome anyone who
is interested in coming to our meeting
at 4 P, M.