davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

En- las fabricas de Tampa es
frecuente; DIR afirmaciones CO.
mo estas: Prefiero la muerte a
tanto dolor y angustia.s
Ash Sc expresan muchos tor
cedores sobre las enfermeda-
des dolorosas e incurables.
La humanidad lucha contra
ell dolor desde que ell hombre
aprendi6 a pensar, y aun sigue
luchando.
Cuando la enfermedad Sc
declara incurable por los me-
dicos y ell dolor conmueve y a
bogia al paciente, cast siempre
Jos familiares piensan en- la
"muerte por misericordia".
En- Francia, una hija, lleva-
da a la desesperacion per el
sufrimiento de su madre, lie
apoy6 ell canon de un revolver
en- la cabeza y la mat6. I'm jul
RADIO la absolvi6.
Una mujer, en- la misma
Francia, viendo sufrir al hom-
bre que amaba, un enfermo in
durable, lie mato y lie abri6 pa
ra siempre del martirio. Sc Ia
juzg6 por un delito de homi-
eidio y ell jurado dispuso su Ii
bertad.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

Washington, sep. 8.-Afir-
mase en- Is circulos bien entera-
dos de esta capital que las com
.panfas internacionales de las
"utilidades publicas" AFRICAN
la intenci6n de no inscribirse,
eel dia II de d~iciembre, con la
'comisi6n de seguridades. Tai
actitud no tiene por base ell ia
lilo del iuez federal Coleman,
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
LEGO POMBO A d
Madrid. Nov. 8.-Arl

Madrid, Nov. S.-Arribo
aver a esta capital, completan-
do SUI v;aje a la America, ell jo
e aviador santanderino Juan
1gnacio Pombo, heroe del vue-
10 entire Espana y MEXICO.
AL sal;r a la plataforma del
coche, vestia Pombo un unifor
me de photo mejicano.
Ell ministro de la guerra, Sr.
Gil Robes, lie dio una calurosa
bienvenida en- nombre del go
bierno.
Asistieron al recibimiento
todos los diplomaticos de los
paises que Pombo vis;to.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

Mcscou, nov. 8.-Con una ex-
traordinaria parada militar ce-
lebr6 aver la RepGblica Soviet
ell 49, aniversario de su funda-
ci6n. La columna organizada
con tanques, carros armados y
caballeria, desfil6 ante los lide-
res sovieticos, con Jose Stain
al frente.
Ell comisario de la guerra,
Klementi E. Voroehilof, pro-
nunci6 un discurso desde su ca
ballo, aviSando del peligro de
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

las elecciones de diciembre Is.
Ell ~gobernador civil de la
Habana, don Celestino Baizan,
entregara hoy ell ~gobierno de la
provincial al DR.. Oscar CampOS,
g~Cbernador interinC. Sc lie ha
concedido licencia a Baizan por
ser candidate a gobernador por
los partidos Union Nacionalis-
ia, Acci6n Republicana Y Libe-
raj. Campos, Ell gobernador in
terino era contador del gobier-
no de la provincial.
Ell decreto de sanciones con-
tra Italia, baSado en- los acuer-
dos de la Liga de Naciones, es-
Ia redactado va y Sc publicara
de hoy a manana. Cuba castiga
a Italia, como naci0n ~arresora,
a la perdida de SUI concrete Ell
te%rritorio cubano compraba a.
nualmente a Italia mercancias
por valor de $780, 900 y solo lie
vendia por $4,000. Quiere este
decir que Sc gastaran EN- otra
parte los 100000 que Sc man.
daban a la naci6n fascista.
La Sra. Amalia Iglesias in
GIRO aver ell contenido de un
.aso con la intenci6n de suici-
iarse. Llevada al hospital Ca
lixto Garcia Sc descubri6 que
habia ingerido avido muriatico,
sufriendo graves quemaduras
en- ell eSt6mago. Sc hizo cargo
lie aSiStirla ell DR.. Caballero.
Declare la Sra. Iglesias que ha-
bian dejado cesante a su mari
do, un espanol, y que encima ell
dueno de la casa lie aument0 ell
alquiler, presentando mas tar
de desahucio. Cansada de tan
tos tropiezos resoivi6 matarse.
Los obreros ferr0viarios Sc
quejaban de una nueva rebaja
de 7% en- sus pensiones, 10 que
| eleva ell total de las disminu-
clones hechas a un 27%. Ell Sc
cretario del trabajo prometi6
tender a sus quejas.
La Cadena Agricola Nacio-
nal Sc prcpone establecer en- Gu
ba la %en3enanza de la produc-
ci6n de la soda, por medic del
cultivo de la morera y ell cuida-
do del gusano de soda. Confe-
: rencias sobre csc particular Sc
pronunciaran en- las escuelas
rurales.
Sc concedera licencia al
DR.. Miguel Suarez Gutierrez,
fiscal del tribunal supreme, por
ser candidate a senador por la
provincial de Matanzas. No Sc
ha nombrado aun al substitute
INFERNO de Suarez.
Ell presidente Mendieta fe-
licit6 aver al DR.. Oscar Figaro
la I%nfante, medico, por los ira
bajadores realizados en- Glen
fuegos durante ell Gltimo cicl6n.
| Ell partido Centrista ha no
minado candidate al gobierno
| civil de Ia Habana al DR.. To-
mas de Justiz. FL candidate a
alcalde habanero 10 es ell Sr. Sc
bastian Gelabert. Nomin6 ell
mismo partido candidate a al
calde, en- Marianao, al general
Baldomero AcOsta.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
PENSION A LAS VICTIMAS
DE UN ERROR JUDICIAL

Madrid, Nov. 8.-Se ha pre-
sentado a las Cortes un pro-
yecto de ley que concede una
pension vitalicia de 5000 pese-
tas anuales a Leon Sanchez
Gasco y otra por la misma can
tidad a Gregorio Valero Con-
treras, victimas de un grave
error judicial cometido por la
aud:encia de Cuenca en- el ano
1915.
Esos ind;viduos fueron con-
denaados por ell ~asesinato del
pastor Grimajdos, probandose
recientemente que eran mo
centes.
Tendran esas pensiones ca
racter personal, inalienable e
inembargable.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
La Repdbica Soviet festejoe Ell
l8o. Aniversario de SUI fundacion

una nueva guerra, pero decla-
rando que ell ejercito ROjo Sc
halla listo para cualquier even
tualidad.
Tn manifesto del comit6 eje
cutivo de la International Co
munista, publicado ayeri pide
a los trabajadores de TODD ell
mundo Sc unan en- favor de Etio
pia y para proteger a China de
la invasion japonesa. los pue-
bios del mundo jamas Sc recon
ciliaran con ell fascismo".
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
CHUNGAS ]
Ell Dol9r y la "MueFee
car Elias Ell suicidal

iDebe un medico cortar ell
dolor Y la vida de I'm enfermo
incurable ?-se pregunt6 aver
en- una convention de medicos
specialists, en- Oklahoma CT
ty.
Varios ilustres cirujanS c.h
testaron negativamente y la
convention opin6 como elios.~
En- Inglaterra Sc va a iniciar
una campana en- pro de que Sc
ponga fin, por los medicos, a
los dolores y vidas de los en-
fermos incurables.
1Cual es la opinion de nues-
tros lectores, como futures pa
cientes, como posibles enfer :
mos, sobre tan delicado tema?
iCreen que es preferable ex-
tirpar los dolores y la vida del
enfermo incurable, por missri-
cordia? ~
eastman que debe deg
a las intermediates que sigan
su curse, sin que ell medico in
tervenga en- la forma recomen
dada en- Inglaterra?
Con mucho gusto estamos
dispuestos a publican breves
opiniones de nuestros subscrip-
torres y amigos sobre esa i'm
i. portante question.
5Ha de tenerse en- cuenta
por ell medico, en- "casos de mi
sericordia", las opiniones del
propio enfermo y de los fami-
liares?
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
Aflrmase que las Companies de las Utidades
Sc negarana a mscriblrSe

de Baltimore, publicado aver.
Antes de csc fallo varios a
bogados de las corporaciones
interesadas les habian aconse-
jado que no sc inscribieran.
Solo quedan tres semanas para
que finalice ell periodic de ms
cripci6n. Hasta la fecha solo
una corporation Sc ha inscrip-
to,
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
NADIA Sc SABE DEL FAMO-
SO AVIADOR KINGSFORD
SMITH

Singapore, Nov. 8-Nada Sc
ha podido saber del famoso a.
viador Sir Charles Kingsford-
Smith, perdido en- un vuelo de
Inglaterra a Australia. La ulti-
ma persona que vic a Smith y
su copiloto, Tom Pethybridge,
es ]. James Melrose, otro avia
dor, que dice paso sobre ellos.
en- vuelo, en- Ia bahia de Ben
gala,
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

81 ell medico piensa en- los
narc6ticos para aliviar los do
lores, l6gico es que piense EN-
la muerte, en- los casos de3es-
perados.
81 los famil.ares de un en- :
fermo piden narc6ticos para
que sufra menos, l5gico es que
piensen en- la muerte, en- los
casos dsesperados.
81 ell enfermo pide narc6ti-
COS y siente que no pueden ali
viarle ell dolor, como Ell desea,
l6gico 20 que piense en- Ia muer
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
RENrNCIO Ell DR.. FRANK
v. COSTA

En- la nsnana de hoy nos
enter do de que ell DR..
Frank Costa, SSNsdico director
ael sanatorio Ny, intro Astu-
.|tiano, ha preser4AaH ~ la renun-
cia de su cargo.
Ia s~enuncia esta en- poder
del p~residente de la Sociedad,
Sr. Luis Lopez, que la biscuit
ra copeel cuerpo directive.
Como posibles sucesores de
Costa en- la direction Sc men
cionan los nombres de varios
reputados medicos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
DICE QUE SU NOVA Sc
SUICIDE

Madrid, nov. 8.-Investigase
en- Malaga la muerte de la Sra.
Emilia Alvarez, de Is amos, que
seg1n su novio, ell vigilante de
,prisiones Vicente Juan Matien-
70, lie quito ell revolver que el
llevaba y Sc hizo un disparo por
Ia cabeza, suicidandose. Emilia
habia amanazado con matarse
81 81 Sc resolvia a dejarla.
Vicente ingres6 en- la carcel
hasta que en- ell case Sc haga SUI
ficiente luz.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

Oscar Elias era un hombre
fuerte Y valiente.
Sc enferm6 de cancer. Pade-
Feia tefribles dolores. Sus ami
gos Sc apartaban de el, por te-
NOR.
No pudiendo encontrar la
muerte felfz, por medic de mar
c6ticos inyectados cientffica-
mente, Sc hizo un disparo de
escopeta, en- ell mismo cancer,
y Sc quito la vida.
Pedia la muerte, por miseri-
cordia, Y rehusaron darsela. Sc
vic obligado a recurrir al sui
cidio.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
MURIO UN FABRICANTE


Hoy por la manana fallecio
en- su domicilio, numero $50 de
la avenida South Oregon, ell
Sr. Andres Diaz, retirado ia
bricante de tabacos.
Era native de Asturias, Es-
pana, y vino a Tampa en- 1908.
lie sobreviven SUI esposa y O.
tros familiares.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

alabama, Octubre S.-El capl
to Coloma comunic6 aver a la
Secretaria de GoGsrnaci6n que
ha salido una cadena de 43 pre-
sos con rumbo al preside de la
Isla de Pinos. En- ell or, go fi9u-
ran presses p0liticcs Y varios in
dividuoS condenadoS a cadena
perpetua. No Sc han daio a CO.
nocer los nombres de los politi-
COS.
-Arribara hoy de ESpana
con 29S pasajeros para la Ha-
bana Y 500 toneladas de carga,
ell vapor espanol Crist6bal Co
on. Procede de Bilbao y otros
puertos,
Ell numero de eases de pa
ludismo aument6 en- As EN- las
ultimaS "a horas, llegando a un
total de 1927. No atiende a es-
tos enfermos la Secretaria de Sa
nidad, por falta de fondos. Son
300 los caSos de paludiSmo.
I'm perro de una conocida
familia residente en- la Gale de
Daoiz, en- Matanzas, tuvo ell NAL
de comerse varioS peda-
zoS de biIletes de la loteria.
Cuando la duena buScaba las
fracciones porque habia salido
lremiadaS en- ell primer premio
de la Loteria, pudo yer que ell
can Sc las habia condo. Ell ami
NAL, &preciando la indignation
sue contra 81 habia, desapareci6
lie la casa Y no Sc lie ha vuelto a
yer. La familia no podra cobrar
81 premio 81 no presenta los pc
dazos y los numeros claros. Mu-
cho Sc comenta en- MatanZas, en-
tcdos los tonos, este extrano ca
so.
-Empez6 aver EN- ell Tribu-
nal de Urgencia No. 2 ell juiciC
de la causa contra los j6venes
reVolucionariOs Manuel Castro
Y Manuel Roda, acusados de ha-
Der intervenido en- ell secuestro
del Sr. don Antonio San Miguel,
ell millionaire experiCdista. Eel "a
genie Antonio Falcon acusa a
los procesadOs de haber visitadO
la casa del DR.. Herrera SOtolon
90, en- busca del dinero del res
cate. San Miguel no los recono-
clio, nj tamp0co suS criadOs Sc
'0res MART, Igiesias y Prieto,
La nina y ell niho que figuran en-
ell pr0cesO, tampoco los vieron.
Otro sirviente de San Miguel,
Jose Franco, 81 los acus6, di-
ciendo que Sc lie habia corrido
la venda y esta SECURE de que sc
hallaban en- el Qrupo de los Sc
cuestradores. La d&ensa esta
a cargo del DR.. Rogue Garrig6.
Ell juicio cOntinuara hoy. Sera
lIamado a declarar Ramon Sua-
req, uno de los condenados a
muerte por csc delito.
Ante ell Club Rotario habld
aver ell periodista espahol Sr.
Rafael Marquina, que esta de
vi .ita en- Cuba. lie present6 el
DR.. Manuel Galigarcia, presi :
dente del Club. Habl6 tambi6n
ell DR.. Carlos Garate.
Ell captain Hernandez, de
legado del presidente Mendieta
en- la Secretaria d Obras Publ
cas-, manifesto aver que la ciu-
dad de la Habana sera muy prom
to una de las mas limpias del
mundo, La limpieza Sc ha inten-
sificado Dor ell d~epartamento de
recogida de basuras y limpieza
de GALES.
La aduana habanera recau-
do en- ell dia de aver la cantidad
de S102,7 03. 03. En- la aduana
Sc de~cretaron el dia anterior
1870 cesantias de Ultima bora,
haciendose otros tantos nom
bramientos. va no Sc podran
hacer n~ombramientos, nj deere
tar cesantias, hasta despues de
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

Los republicanos estan con-
tentfsimos por ell triunfo alcan
zado en- New York.
La victoria consiste en- que
ellos alcanzaron 1,670,477 vo-
tos Y los democratas, 2,O47,21O
Gritan y alardean los venci-
dos, animados por la esperan-
"a de que en- 1886 Roosevelt
pierda la reelection. iCuan E.
uuivocados estan!
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

Tn perro mastico en- Matanzas varias fracciones
del primer premio de la Loteria. = Cuba publ
cara su Decreto de Sanciones contra la nacion
agresora. - Para envenenarse la esposa de I'm
espanol ingirio acido muriatico
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

Los fascistas han entrado Ell
Makale, sin combatir.
Sc retiran los negritos y D.
Bono Y sus hombres avanZan,
aVanZan----
iQue Sc proponen hacer los
s1bditos del Negus para castl.
gar a los invasores?
La gaceta., 1935-11-08
A0MNGAS
, dill sus familiar
dicho o dado a ente

dicho o dado a ente
no tiene cura. ~
Luego en- ESQ de las muertes
por misericordia, ell al uerdo
habrfa de tomarse entire ell me
dico, . los medicNs, ell enfermo
Y sus fa9iliares.
Interviniendo los familiares.
que antes agotarian todos los
recur3os para comprobar eI cri
terio del nsedico, la response
bilidad quedaria distr.buida, la
responsabilidad ante Dios, no
ante los hombres.
La civilization lucha pahA
natar ell dolor y este, enemigo
de todos los seres, racionales e
Gracionales, persiste y cast
siempre precede a la muerte.
La gaceta., 1935-11-08

Va a casarse Pola Negri, la
actriZ, y dice cue su future es-
poso es Nn famoso hombre de
estado, miembro del Parlamer
to v announcements" rico.
Suponemos, con ell debidC
respeto, Que a Pola lie interesa
mas ell hombre announcements
rico" que ell esradista y ell di-
putado.
La experienced lie ha hecho
recorrer muchos de los cami'
nos dc la vida y ahora prefie-
re la madurez o la vejez, bier
defendida con millones o cen
tenares de miles de pesos, a la
juventud y ell apasionamiento.
Habra que desearle a Ell, CO.
mo escriben los cronistas socia
les, larga vida y que la felici'
dad lie sonria.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-03
Urge Naming OF
Negro To Group


NEW York; has been sug-
gested to DR.. George F. Zook, pre-
sident Of the American Council on
Education, that it would be advan-
tageous for the council to appoint
a coIored person to the commission
to make a study of American
youth. The suggestion was made
by the NAACP which declared the
manifestations of race prejudice
in America fare so subtle and far
reaching that it is difficult for one
who is not a Negro to understand
fully ali of tie nuances Of preju-
dice as it acts in restricting oppor-
tunity for Negro youth"
Among the members named to
the commission is DR.. VIII w. AL
exander Of Atlanta, Ga. The Am
erican Council on Education is a
private Organization which recent-
" was given $4,000 by the Rock
cfoiler interests to finance the stu
dy into conditions affecting Ans
erican youth.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-03
ARTHUR BRISBANE

We JUST WONDER why i IS
that Arthur Brisbane, who is
Hearsfs highly-paid column writ.
er never gives favorable mention
70 any e. the accomplishments or
activities Of Negroes. r the gen
tloman IS 50 circumseribed ia his
personal feelings toward this group
that be can see no good IN them,
light or off-color infefencess or n
lusI0ns to them could with much
more credit to himself and flnan-
eial benefit TO his employers be
omitted from his columns. The
nigh salary which he receives, and
the esteem as q writer which he
has achieved, does not make him a
Judge q popular opinion on all
subjects. especially when the sub
5ecf he selects for discussion is his
brother n sepla. IN which instance
his vision seems to be contorted,
and his Judgment preiudicially IN
fluenced.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-03
A. N. E. Zion Church Ends
Oregon, Washington Session

PORTLAND, Ore. Bishop John
w. Martin opened the 23ro annual
session of the Oregon Washington
Conference of the African Metho-
dist Episcopal Zion Church III
Portland, September %. The five
day conference was held at the
First A.M.E. Zion Church on Will
liam's Avenue, which the Rev L.
R. Kinard pastors.
Wednesday, the first day, Rev.
George Maunder of Klamath Falls,
Oregon, preached a most impress
sire sermon taken from the ser
mon on the Mount" Holy com
munion was administered to the
congregation.
Wednesday afternoon Bishop j.
w. Martin gave the Episcopal adj
dress which was pronounced as 2
masterpiece by everyone present.
That evening after the welcom-
ing address by Rev. G. F. Martin
Of Bethel A.M.E., brief talks were
given by Rev. A. Groves of the
ministerial alliance, Mr.. Jack Bar
de, Mrs. F. FretweA and city Com
missioner Clyde Bennett, Miss Eli
zabeth Summers Of the x.W.C.A..
and Mr. Clarence Ivey Of Mount
olivet Baptist Church. A musical
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-03
WINS TEN GRAND,
BUT STILL WORKS
BY ". R. JOHNSON

HARTFORD, Conn. (ANP) TO
win $4,000 would cause most men
and women to wax ecstatic but not
John Williams, who was recently
announced tie winner Il that sum
IN the St Leger race ii England.
When williams was appraised Of
his winning he was not exultant at
all. Calmly he told his fellow
workers at the st. Joseph college,
where he is employed at 40 cents
an hour, that he had wagered on
the various sweepstakes for more
than five years and that it was
about time he was having bit Of
luck. That was as far as he would
go but his fellow workers noticed
that throughout the day his brow
was nettled as in deep thought.
The following day the mystery
was cleared up. Williams was hap
Ply over the announcement but he
was not quite sure where he had
laid the winning ticket. A search
at home during the evening
brought about the desired results
and the following day he was more
vociferous. He told interviewers
that he was glad of his good luck
but that he was not going to stop
work. His plans were to purchase
a truck and go into the trucking
business. There would be no cele-
brating or "good-timingp as far as
he was concerned because $4,000
would not last forever. Until his
trucking business began to pay he
was going to continue as a laborer
trucking in his off-time.
Mrs. williams, who is employed
at the Royal Dye Works, was
equally as unperturbed as her hus-
band. She has been working stead
lily for 10 years and she might take
a little vacation, but after that she
would return to her old job.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-03
NEGRO ADMITTED
TO MARYLAND U.
LAW Department

BALTIMORE There was no ex-
element either among white stu
dents OF officials of The law school
Of the University Of Maryland on
Tuesday, September "a, when Dom
aid Gaines Murray, 22-year-old col
ored student, registered for the
school term. Murray's appearance
received little or no notice from
other students. and Dean D. Roger
Howell declined to make any COM
ment on Murray's enrolment 9TH
er than to say that pending the de-
cision Of the highest court IN the
state he would be on an equal foot
ing with other students.
He said Murray would receive
the same consideration from the
teachers when classes started Sep
TENDER 26 as any white student.
Contrary to predictions made by
the white officials Of the univer-
sity, that the enrolment Of a Ne
gro student would cause heavy can
collations on the part Of white stu
dents, 1t was announced that en-
rollment in the law school this
year is ten percent above last year
and that there is also an increase
in tho student body Of the univer-
sity at College Park, Maryland.
The Maryland Court Of Appeals
is to consider in October the APP
peal Of the university from the de-
cision Of the Baltimore city court
ordering the university to admit
Murray to the law school, Murray,
graduate Of Amherst college, APP
piled to study law last spring and
was denied admlttauce to the Law
SCHOOL fle sought writ q man
damus chafging mat the ate do
not provide equal but separate ed
ucafional facilities because it did
not provide professional and grad
uate training for colored students.
His attorneys were Thurgood Mar
shall Of this city and Charles H.
Houston Of Washington, acting for
the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-03
Braddock, First; Louis
Second in Boxing Rank

LOUISVILLE, Ky. -(ANP) =
James ]. Braddock, heavyweight
champion by virtue of the gift Of
Max Baer. who wasn't considered
in the first ten year ago, was
ranked in the list of heavyweights
by the experts of the National
Boxing Association here last week
as first
Behind Braddock came Max
Baer and Joe Louis, respectively,
although by the time these words
see the light of day, Louis may
have showed his way in front of
Baer.
John Henry Lewis, once picked
as the legitimate foe of Bob Olin,
light heavyweight champion, is
ranked third, behind Olin and Abe
Feldman. who whipped Lewis in
New York. AL Gainor is ranked
fifth.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-03
PIayIand Official Fined $50 For
Racial Bias At Amusement Center

a ticket and that they could not
buy a ticket without permit. So
it was charged that a vicious cir
Gle Of discrimination was being
practiced by the park and MRS.
Lambeau.
During the hearing the specta-
tors. mostly Negroes, constantly
appIauded the testimony of the
complainants and at times bissed
Frank Clayton, deputy county at
torney, who without allowing his
client to take the stand. tried to
prove that there was no discrim-
nation in the county owned park.
Miss johnson, who said she was
interested IN a square deal for Me-
groes, testified she was present
when the Negroes were refused
admission.
The charge against Mrs. Lam
beau was based on Section 5l4 of
lie New York State Penal Law,
which makes it a misdemeanor to
discriminate by reason Of race, CO.
Tor, creed or previous condition of
servitude.
Police Judge William N. Ed
wards fined Mrs. Lambeau $50 on
each Of the complaints. She paid
the fine and hurriedly left court.
a similar charge made by diff
ferent complainants has been
brought against Thomas Wood
ward, manager Of the pool and
beach At Playland. a hearing viii
be held October 10.
Philip Watson Of the NAACP le-
gal staff prosecuted the cases
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-03
AL Brown, Ex-Champ,
Loses Bout in Paris

PARIS al Brown, who for Sc
ven years was the bantamweight
champion of the world, was de-
feated Friday night, September 10,
by Pete Sanstol in a ten round
bout in Oslo. Norway The fight
was Browns first since losing his
title to the Spaniard, Sangchili, on
June /, at Valencia.
Sanstol won every round of the
contest and is now seeking a title
match with Sanchili. His decisive
victory over Brown upset the lat
ter's intended comeback campaign
and destroyed his capacity as a
gate attraction.
AL Brown, however, can take
consolation in the fact that he has
contract with French motion
picture concern which will star
him in film for which he win be
paid a handsome price, and a film
in which not only his ability as a
boxer will be revealed, but that al
so as dancer, singer and drum
mer.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-10-03
Louis, Anxious To Get
Ducats For the Series

CHICAGO - Joe Louis finally
came out of seclusion Wednesday
long enough to meet Mayor Ed
ward Kelly and ask if anyone had
any extra tickets for the World
Series games in Chicago.
The brown bomber slipped into
the city Tuesday with his bride,
the FORMER Marve. Trotter. The two
went to their new apartment and
refused to see anyone until Joe
came down to the loop to keep his
appointment with the mayor.
I'm all fixed up for the series
in Detroit he said But has any
one any extra tickets for the Chi
cago games. I amt been able to
get me any, but I gotta be out here
to watch those Tigers win"