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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-05-30
Mr.. Vaughn Out

w. r. Vaughan, ST., who has been
confined to his home for the past
several days, was able to be out again
today. !
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Evening Slips
S2.q5 We're 1925

IL Handmade Slips in pure
dye satin. In white and
tearose. Sizes 80 to 38.
10 Tailored Slips in pure-dye
silk crepe; white, brown or
black. Sizes "a, AZ and A.
Were s1.95. Now------$1.45
9 Evening Slips in pure-dye silk
crepe, white and tearose. Sizes
10 to A. Were $1.95. Now $1.45
Z Evening Slips in tearose and
black pure-dye satin. Sizes 38
to A. Were $2.95. Now--S1.S5
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Shower Sprays
75c We're sl.N

48 Portable Shower Sprays
with suction cups to attach
them anywhere.
70 Powder Puffs in assorted
colors. Were 15c. Now-----Sc
"a Long Handle Vanity Mirrors.
Were CSC. Now---------45c
10 Four piece Vanity Sets. Two
perfume bottles, powder jar and
mirror tray. Were 75c. Now Soc
"a Cigarette Gases in assorted
colors. Were 81. Now-----5oc
"a Double Loose Powder Vani-
ties. Were 81. Now-------50c
Is Novelty Compact Cases with
Mirror. Were 85c. Now----50c
Z Bottle Covers in assorted COLI
ors. Were Csc. Now-------40c
4 Fitall Adjustable Toilet Kits.
Were 50. Now-------------$1
Woodtex Toilet Tissue, 1000
sheets to the roll. Special. dozen
rolls
To1LErRIEs, ArsLEs II, Is, ID
AND 20. FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-05-28
CIoseout Dinnerwore
Luncheon Napkins
Special 5Oe dozen

so dozen HemStitched White Napkins, printed
in blue 12x12 inch size Some are slightly
soiled. Unusually good for cottage, as well as
home use.
Pure Italian Linen Hand d-hemmed Luncheon Sets,
each with 52x68 inch cloth and six napkins. Blue.
with gold and brown plaid Reduced onehaf to $3.95
Sets each with 52x52 inch cloth and six napkins.
Blue with gold and brown plaid Reduced to----$3.25
Thrteen-pie Luncheon Sets of Italian lnen hand
hemmed. Runner, six place mats and six napkins.
Natural color with green and gray cross bar designs
Reduced one-haf to
FANCY LINENS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Girls Goats and Suits s7.s5

We're SI6.95 and 1925
II in Spring styles for girls and Teen Ayers.
Sizes to 16.
10 Spring Coats and Suits for girls Sizes ~ to 49, Were
$l095 and 1855. Now
Dresses girls and teen age to IL cottons
synthetics silks. 1895 and S595. Now--S265
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Rayon Slips. 78c

We're Sis
19 in shadow-proof lace
trimmed or tailored models.
In white and tearose,
straight-cut. Sizes "a to 38,
42 and A.
4 Nainsook Slips, extra size, in
white only. Tailored and lace
trimmed styles in white or tea
rose. Sizes 48 and so. Were
S1.25. Now -----78c
20 pairs Nainsook Step-ins, lace
trimmed. Regular and extra
sizes, in white only. Were 81.
Nou 68e
COTTON UNDERWEAR,
THIRD FLOOR.
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Cotton Suede
Pique. 29c yard

Vas 5Sc yard
ITS yards Wide Vale and
Fine Cord in light blue.
copen, maize, nile, wheat
and red. 36 inches wide.
125 yards Imported White
Novelty Organdie in checks
and plaids. SO to A inches
wide. Was 75c yard. Now--29c
IS Imported White Irish Dim
ity in check and plaids. 80
inches wide. Was soc yard.
Now -19c
Dress GooDs, SECOND FLOOR.
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Writing Paper
I8c Vas Csc boz

so boxes Clarendon Vellum,
white with novelty blue bor-
der. "a sheets and "a en-
velopes to the box. Reduced
to 18c box or two boxes for
35c.
80 Decks Pinochle Cards, linen
finished. Were 18c. Now -10c
Is Cigarette Boxes. Wood lined
leather covered and gold fooled.
Were 81. Now-----------50c
IL Leather Trinket Boxes in as
sorted colors. Were soc. Now 25c
10 Desk Classifiers for Office use,
in black. AS is. 2 at s1.50; 8
at 81; 5 at-------------
IS Packages Dixie Paper Cups,
Cellophane wrapped. White, is
to q package. Were 10c.
100 Rolls Kraft Wrapping Paper,
20 inches wide, 800 feet long.
Reduced to, roll----10c
Leather Photograph Albums.
Were 81 and $50; Now CSC
and 81.
STATIONERY, AISLE 4,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Summer GirdIes
3Z.3o We're IS

IS Treo and Model Girdles
in lace and LaSteX. Some
STYLES are boneless. Sizes
Is to 81, 81 and 80.
IL Woodthrop and Bien Jolie
Step-in Girdles of Lastex, crepe
and elastic. Sizes 26 to 80. Were
S10.50. Now --------S4.95
8 Maternity Corsets in sizes 26
and 27. Were $3.50. Now---S1
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Glove Silk Undies
9Sc We're $50 TO SI.65

II pieces Glove Silk Undies.
including vest, panties and
chemise.
35 Rayon Panties. Novelty
weave in blush, sizes 4 to 7.
Were 58c. Now 35c
Is Lastex Pantie Girdles in
white and blush. Sizes 4, 6
and 7. Were $685.. Now S2.95
1 Vanity Fair Pajamas in Benz
berg. Taffie stripe and blush,
trimmed with blue. Size IA.
Was $3.50. Now S2.45
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Juniors Slips, SIS

We're y2
Is Lady Duff slips in silk crepe (slighty weighted).
With adjustable straps and bias cut. Lace
trimmed
19 Imported Cooe Goats Of Rayon In black with
embroidery Sizes to 16. Were S1.65 Now--------75c
IA Pairs Shorts for Juniors. Tailored lace-trimmed
styles in Bemberg and puredye silk Sizes and g. Were
Z
Satin Gowns for Juniors. In pure-dye silk Tearose
lace trimmed Size IA only. Were $395. Now----S2.45
Garter Belts for Juniors sizes 20 only Were ST. Now 35c
Pairs Cotton Pajamas in onepiece sef-help styles.
Plain coors and prints. Sizes 8 and 10.
GIRLS AND JUNIOR MISSES FURNISHINGS FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Toys Reduced

Pup Tent Was So So Now------s175
l Wigwam Tent. Was s3s5. Now----------s2
/ Folding Chair. Was 2.25 Now Now-------------S110 10
Speedbike with Coaster Brake. Was S24 So Now SIS
velocipedes, medium size Were sl2.5o Now----s75o
Veocipedes, large size Were $3.50. Now-.----S85o
Velocipede Was s15.75. Now-----..--sS75
"a Speedclocks for veocipedes. Were 81. Now---5oc
5 5G-Men Cruiser Automobiles. Were s1245. Now--$7.50
IL Pogo Sticks. Were sl.95 Now
4 Flag Poles Were 75c. Now----------25c
THE Toy STORE FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Glassware Reduced

selection of table semware including rock
crystal designs in discontinued patterns Sherbets um
blers beverage glasses and finger bowls Were $125 and
81. "a each.
"a Decorated Glass Fruit Bowls Now-............-25c
36 Cake Plates in decorated glass. Now---------25c
Celery Trays in colored glass. Were S5c Now----35c
50 Pairs Metal Salt and Pepper Shakers Were pair ST.
Fish Aquarums electrically lighted Were S. Now--S1
120 Pieces Table Glassware including sherbets and bev
erage glasses. Were 81 each.
GLASSWARE FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Juveniles Apparel Reduced

2S Knitted Suits two piece, in dark colors. Were S.
Now CSC
2s Cotton Wash Suits Mostly dark pants with light
b4ouses. Were 81.
20 Knitted Berets dark colors Were 5oc Now----35c
JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Infants Furniture Reduced

1 Crib in pink finish. Was $35. Now
Child's Rocker. Was S4.95 Now $3.50
Costumer, well made. Was s5.e5. $3.50
INFANTS FURNITURE, FOURTH FLOOR
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Novelty JeweIry
$I.68

Vas s2.25 and S2.55
Is pieces Jewelry. Neck
laceS, bracelets and clips in
prystal and gold-colored
metal.
20 Pair Simulated Pearl Drop
Earrings with screw back. Spe-
5 Clear Prystal Bracelets, set
with colored stones in green,
red and black. Were 81. Now-S3
4 Pairs Rhinestone Button Ear
rings with Screw Backs. Were
66c.
25 Pieces Assorted Novelty Jew
elry. Pins, clips, earrings and
bracelets in metal and prystal.
Were $3.50. Now---------$1
1 Gold -colored Mesh Three
cornered Scarf. was 81.
NOW
S ilver-and gold -colored Mesh
Collars. Were $3.75. Now -S2.75
3 Gold and silver Colored Mesh
Collars. Were $3.50. Now -S1.75
NOVELTY JEwELRY,
ArsLEs 3 AND 5, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Summer Curtains
Specially Priced
78e 49, sl''o

100 Pairs Summer Curtains hemmed both sides headed
and cased Combinations of brown white and
white, gold-and-white and bue-and-whte. az yards
long. Special
200 Sets Of Cottage Curtains, upper portions red lower
portions hemmed. Attractive Special
so Pairs Rued Dotted Marquisete Curtains AZ inches
wide, "a yards long. Nicely made. In cream, white
Double Bedspreads Of Taeta, blue green, turquoise
Slightly soiled Reduced to- each-------------S3
Pairs Rayon Rep Dreperies eggshe color As Were
$595 pair. Now,
DRAPERIEs, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Paper Napkins, IS

Were SOC package
500 packages of Linen-like Napkins 100 to the
package.
IS Picnic Baskets of splnt wood with two handles Com
pete with forks and spoons Were ST. Now------50c
Is aluminium Patty Molds. Special
Large Size Nursery Refrigerator. Was $780, Now $325
Mutschler Cabinet Base with porcelain top size 22x27
inches Was $18. SIO95
MutschIer Cabinet Base with porcelain top size l6x20
Universal Refrigerators, cubic foot size. Were
Universal Refrigerators, 6 cubc-foot size Were
Universal Refrigerator, 8 cubic-foot size Was sss5o
HOUSEWARES FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Afghan Wool
zoe Vas 4se

II balls Jumbo Wool In as
sorted colors. l 87/100-
ounce balls.
10 Circular knitting Needles IN
27-inch length, size o. Were
Soc. Now Eoc
1 Chinese Scarf with gold back
ground. SO inches long. Was
1 Pair Model Pillow Cases, one
end embroidered. Were $1.95.
Now --------------- 81
8 Knitting Bags, two with slide
fastening tops. Were So.
Now -$l.e5
ART NEEpLEwoRK,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Women's Reduced

IL Womens Dresses in acetate prints and sheers.
Sizes "a to AZ Were S1395 and $l695. Now----SS.S5
Womens Dresses in pure-silk printed jacket suits
and ensembles of wool coat and pure-silk dresses.
Sizes So to AZ. Were s2975 and S39.75 Now---S1475
Is Shorter Womens Jacket Dresses in navy black and
brown acetate sheers with printed and chiffon
tops Sizes 161a to 24l2 Were S16.95 to S2275.
IL Shorter Womens Dresses of puresk prints. Sizes
1872 to 26l2. Were s1695 to $2975. Now------$9.95
WoMENs DRESSES THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
ChiIdren's Socks
8 pairs, ST.

We're Csc and Csc pair
300 pairs Children's Knee
length and Anklet Socks.
Broken size and color
range. Some are soiled.
CHILDREN's, HOSIERY, AISLE II,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Misses Dresses Reduced

20 Dresses in silk crepes and synthetic crepes and
challis. In prints and plain coors. Were $1395 to
S1695. ow------------------------ S9.75
rs Dresses in wool and silk and synthetic crepes and
matelasses One and two piece styles in black, navy,
gray, pastels and prints. Were s22.75 to s39.75.
SI45O
MISSES DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-05-28

Women's Hats
S2.q5 Were IS to $40
100 Hats in felt and straw
in a variety colors and
head sizes. Some are
Dobbs hats.
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Mems Oxfords, SOS

We're $3.50
rs pairs Mems Black or Tan Calfskin, Black Kid
or Tan Perforated Oxfords medium and narrow
toe styles Sizes in the group: AA-8 81a, 9, s1a.
1Oh, II; As to II; BIT, 712, 8lz 9, 10, II, 112;
C6 61a, T. 71a, 8, 10, 1917, ii; D-6, 61a, 7, 1922
81 Pairs Mems Arnold Golf Shoes in white bucko calf
black brown calf trim wingtop style. Combined
sizes A-8h to 1012; BIB to II; CT, TX, g. ga,
10, 1919; D-8, 915, 10, 10l2. Were $40. TH OK
ss Pairs Mems Low White or High Black and
Sizes 612 to sA. Were 50 and $3.50 81 AZ
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Juniors Dresses Reduced

q dresses in street styles, plain and printed syn
thetic crepes Dark colors pastels. Sizes H. 49, is.
5, s795 to s12.95.
10, we're S795 to S1295
s, S13e5 and
IA Spring coats for the junior miss in group in
dress and sports styles. Sizes II, IS, Is.
S22.75.
g. S22.75. Now SlS50
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Automobile Seat Covers
GronfIv Roducod DC Tc

of Seat Covers Mostly for coaches
Were $3.50 ---------- So
Sets Of Koo Tex Seat Covers for coupes Were $275
Now 81 rs
IA Straw Seat Covers seats only. Were e5 Now 81
13 Covers seats only Were S395. Now
Z Seat Covers seats only Were $2.95 Now sI50
1 Set Covers CLOTH for 1881 model Chevrolet Sedan
Was $745. Now ------------ 81
7-inch Leather Golf Bag, black. $1s $3.50
finch Leather Golf Bag, black. Was $22. Now $3.50
SPORTING GooDs FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Spring Goats, sI47'

We're S2275 and S29.75
Is untrimmed Spring coats in navy, black, toast
gray and May wine Sizes IA to 20, SO to A and
39la to 45h
Coats and Suits in a group in sizes 70 to 49, Were
s2975 to s39.75 Now ------ S14.s5
Coats and Suits in group navy blue tan Sizes
IL, IA and 46. Were $1695 and $2975 Now-------S1o
Suits with q Coats. in sheer WOOL gray violet
and a green mixture Sizes IL, 16, 18 90
@lo'S0'
WoMANs AND MISSES CoArs THIRD F1ooR
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Coffee
I9c pound

121 pounds Special Blend
Coffee, full-bodied and
mellow favored.
THE FooD SHOP, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Lightweight
Tweed. 6se yard

rs yards Novelty Light
weight All-wool Tweed.
Color combinations of Lon
don tan-and-gray, rose
and gray, green-and- gray
and gold-and-gray. 54
inches wide.
WooLENs, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Dresses Reduced

20 Jacket Frocks of sheer ace
tate fabrics with colorful print
tops. Navy and black. Women's
and half sizes. Were $7.95.
Now S4.45
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Mems Neckties, 45c

we're 65c
800 Fancy Four-in-hand Neckties in attractive
colors and patterns.
1874 Mems Fancy Shirts, collar attached styles Were
20 HandCarved Necktie Racks. Were $150. Now 95c
40 Leather Necktie Cases Were ST. Now SOC
rs Mems Silk Pajamas sizes A, B, c and D. Slightly
soiled. Were S. Now ---- - $500 S365
go "Rola Case" Cigarette Cases. Were 81. Now Csc
Group of Miscellaneous Smoking Accessories reduced
to Haf-Price.
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
We're S1O.5O and $3.50
FKIDA1 KENANAN S-Snuings for Memorial Day Ne

Remnant Day merchandise not reunab exchangabl
D. approval telephone mail accepted
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Juniors Silk BIouses, sl'e5

We're IS
20 Juniors Silk Crepe BlouseS slightly weighted,
long and short sleeves Light and dark shades.
Sizes IL to II.
is Girls Crepe Blouses Slightly weight
ed) Short sleeves. variety of coors Sizes 10 to 16
IT. Were 50.
Cotton Blouses short sleeves Plain colors and
prints Sizes 4, 6, T. 10 and H. Were $115 and $165
Sports Jackets in flannel with notched lapels
and patch pockets. Brown, gray and navy with white
Sizes 12 16 and 49, Were IS e5 Now-- S195
10 Juniors Casheen Knit Dresses in two-piece styles
Maize, green and gray. Sizes II to 15 Were sl0e5.
Juniors SIp-on Sweaters with short sleeves Assorted
check designs Sizes IL to II. Were So Now------95c
Girls and Juniors Bouses in satin Slightly weighted)
rayon crepe Plain coors and prints. Sizes 8, IL
and Is. 50 and So.
GIRLS AND JUNIORS SPoRTswEAR FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Junior Misses Shoes, s2.e5

Originally So and $3.50
80 pairs, including pumps and oxfords in brown
fabric and two-tone calfskin. Sizes: AAA-6 to g.
AA-5 to 8; As 5h, 6, Z and 712; B-4 to 51a,
61a and 7.
pairs Misses Pumps and Sports Shoes in varied
styles feathers Broken sizes. Reduced to----$1.95
30 pairs Boys OxfOrds in brown and black calfskin
Sizes: B-3 to 6; C-1h to 6; D-1 to 512. Were $4
and S. Now ------------ S2.95
CH1pRENs' JUNIOR MIssEs' SHoEs, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Tea Cups and Saucers, 3

We're $3.50 dosen
16 dozen China Tea Cups and Saucers, gold deco
rated.
10 Seven-piece Nut Sets Were $780,
Night Sets. Pitcher, tumbler tray. Were 81.
80 Soup Plates. Reduced dto--------------------10c
Imported Decorated China Dinner Sets. 54 pieces
Were $3.50
Closeout Dinnerwore
%, S-inch Plates Were 40c.
II, finch Plates Were 30c.
rs, 6-inch Plates Were Csc.
16 Oatmeas Were Csc. Now----------------------10c
/ Baker Was Csc. Now
Gravy Boats Were 75c Now-----------------.--25c
Covered Butter Dishes Were 1885, Now----------50c
Egg Cups. Were 4oc.
Bowl. Was 40c.
4Cups and Saucers Were 40c.
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Sheer PrintedCottons
Special l2he yard

$50 yards Organdie, Dimity and Lawn in SO
and 40 inch widths.
800 yards Celanese Taeta in pink. rose, light blue,
navy aqua, peach, eggsheIl, black and white. 80
inches wide Was SIC yard Now-------75c yard
I65 yards Embroidered Eyelet Batiste in navy and
brown. So inches wide. Reduced to--------1sc yard
800 Remnants Of Rayon, Celanese, Plain and Printed
Cotton fabrics. One to 234 yard lengths. Reduced
0ne-haf.
COTTON DRESS GooDs, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Jane WandI BoucIe Suits
$3.50 We're sI6.9s

IS in three-piece styles. In black, brown and
navy. Sizes IA to 38.
rs Twin Sweaters in pastel shades Sizes "a to 40
$685.
20 Slp-on Sweaters with long sleeves In brown tan,
orchid navy and Sizes 80 to 40 Were $s95 to
$l395.
Is Tweed Suits in brown, blue and gray. Sizes IA to co.
IS Blouses in pastel acetaes Sizes "a to 4o Were So
and $395. Now
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Garment Dryers

.25c We're Csc
80 dainty garment dryers in
ivory finished metal. AS is.
8 Mirror Boxes for Cleansing
Tissues. As Is. Were S1.95.
4 Large Sewing Baskets of null
tf-co!ored woven straw. Were
75c. Now ----------------50c
4 Wastebaskets, oval shaped, in
red or green novelty leatherette
and paper finishes. Slightly
soiled. Were 81. Now soc
6 Celanese Taffeta Lingerie
Cases, lace trimmed or hand
painted, soiled. Were SITS.
NOTIONS, AISLE 81, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28

INEXPENSIVE DRESSES,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-05-28
Mattresses Reduced

Double-Size mattresses in this group only
Is Innersprng Mattresses with green damask ticking
Were S22.50 Now -. ----------.. $1325
10 Innerspring Mattresses blue damask ticking Were
$2750. S1675
Hair Top Innersprng Mattress Blue damask ticking
was S5Sou NOW----------------
Box Springs. Green damask ticking Were $22.50
Box Spring with blue damask ticking. for metal bed
Was $2750. Now---------------------- $1s75
BEDDING Sixth FLOOR.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-05-02
Around And About
FloydL. Easter
Floyd L. Easter

Ros es in a tuxedo More
Negroes get the prominent
positions they deserves but
if they aren't qualified to
fill a prominent position let
them do the work" 10
ollie Green in a fight. Mrs.
So and-so say something
good sabout Mrs. Such and
such Governors on all au
tomoblles to limit their speed
to forty-five miles per hour
!. At least one Negro business
establishment of all kinds :.
Al Monroe, the sports Editor
Somebody get set OF
contract bridge scores and
keep them. This every year
change is a nuisance Mr..
Stone change bis brand of
cars Nash seems to be his
favorite Everyone have a
full pantry and a full sto-
mach. More people read more
good books Less whiskey
drinking aud mere milk drin-
king. Hence more GOOD da-
ifies and fewer distllleries.
In Dubious Battle wr tten
by John Steinb4ck: John Ste
in becks book seems to ne
one Of the most brilliant no.
ve|s written in these parts ip
The Arizona gleam., 1936-05-02

crease Of pace 80 the book
proceeds helps to seize at
tention. think the final
chapters of In Dubious Bat -
tie are just about the most
exciting that has come along
in recent months, Here is q
tale about believable, Gem :
prehensible a n d appealing
men told against the back
ground of an economic strug-
gle. it is a novel of breadth
and death And it is also
easy to read.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-05-02

Things I'd like to see: Ira
James Onealin a pair of my
pants Anyone play a four
some Of bridge without an
argument Something that
Mr.. Stewart doesn t know
all about A Negro garsgee'
get In a fine car and drive
down Washington street wit
hout Prinning and speeding
Mrs. Caldwell run a mile in
ten seconds :. More Phoenix
people help each other and
not knock so much A re
creation and refreshment place
open up without it turning
into a rompity stomp within a
month Joe Louis knock hell
out of Max Baer all over ag-
gain A minimum wage of
twenty five dollars per week
for all Negro employees !.
'Snoouie' go TO sleep without
a bottle Louis Armstrong
toot his 'tooter Snow in
Phoenix and a relatively cool
summer Ralph MetcalDh,
Joe Louis, Eta Moten and
Dr.. w E.B. Du Bois Arthur
The Arizona gleam., 1936-05-02

Well, this week after r -
aiding a statistical report.re
porting that there were no
whites and tweHty Negroes
lynched 10 the United States
in. 1885, have just about de
cided that, so far as justice
and fair play is concerned.
the Negro is practically out.
No matter where you are or
what you are, you dom get
the fair trial' you deserve
In everyday life and in ev-
eryday conditions. That is
what we should be fightidg
instead of fighting each otr
her.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-05-02

some time. 1t is set down de-
finitelv from the point OF
view of a man with radical
sympathies and 1t is propa-
ganda in the best sense Of
the word. But this initiates
in no way against the artistic
skill Of shrewd construction,
Mr.. SteinbeCk has chosen
wisely in not allowing the
picture of a mass struggle to
plot OUT the definite person.
atty of his major characters.
1t is. in other words. a book
about people aud n 1t 'slmply
a tract about 'the peop.e,
The battle which the book
describes concerns a Left
Wing struggle of workers in
an apple growing section Of
California againIt the emp
loyers. Personally wasn't
altogether persuaded by some
of the opening Incidents in
the novel. Ia the first couple
of chapters the author fun
bless. but he grows much more
sure of his material as he
goes along. Tae steady in
The Arizona gleam., 1936-05-02

Continued on page S
The Arizona gleam., 1936-05-02

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-18
.ADELINE BATES
 BADLY BEATEN
Edwin Beck Gets Continue ance Today on As-
 sauIt Charge

Charged with assault as the re- suit Of an argument during which Q woman companion in his car was said to have been beaten, Edwin .. Beck, 2s, of lsS South street, was given a continuance to Wednesday by Judge Edward Mascolo in city court today. Beck was arrested late last night after Miss Adeline Bates, c;, of ie4 Plaza avenue reported to police that he had beaten her and left her beside the road just of South Main street..
 The girl was taken to the hcs- pital where she was found to have m injured right leg and knee. Her condition was reported by hospital authorities today to be .comfcTt- Able," and she will be able to leave in Q day or two, 1t was said. Beck was arrested by Detective John Gal- win and patrolSnail George Tiavirl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-18

With appropriate ceremonies the newly. .organlaea s. ThofiiaB' Holy Name society softbalI league will get underway tonight at Full. ton park. George glOss, president of the circuit Will throw the litst bail with Alderman Edward Fits- gerald as tho possible receiver.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-18

Continuances to Friday were granted two women arraigned on vice charges before Judge Edward Mascolo in city court today. Jennie Brown, 70, of 43 Chatfield avenue, was charged with residing in Q house of i'll repute; and Helen Gua- rino, 70, of the same address was charged with keeping the place as the result of Q raid last night by the vice squad, headed by oficer Fred Hickey.
 Two men charged with frequent ing were given nolles on payment of S5 each. They are John Palombo, 36, of 22 Meadow street; and Ralph SiriOa, %, of 9 Chatfield avenue.
 Various Changes
 Twelve others were given hearings on various charges by Judge Mas colo in a session which lasted slight-