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Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
Wick Co. Plans
Expansion

Greensboro.-Plans by Vicks for
further expansion of its production
facilities in Greensboro were an
nounced by L. Richardson, presi-
dent of Wick Chemical Company.
These plans call for separate la
boratory for exclusive production
of Vicks medicated cough drops
one of Vicks latest products-the
new plant to be completed and in
operation by midsummer.
This step is but one in pro-
gram of expansion that Vicks car
ried on throughout the years of de-
pression-more than doubling its
employment rolls during that peri
cd. Four years ago, in both Green's
boro and Philadelphia, Wick labora-
tories were considerably enlarged
and facilities added to take care of
new products production.
Two years later these facilities
in Philadelphia had to be increased
by half again, to meet increasing
production quotas from both
domestic and export departments.
Last year the steadily growing de-
mand for Vicks vapo rub and Vicks
va-tro-nol made necessary extern
sive alterations and added equip
ment in the Greensboro labora-
tories.
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
CAN WAR BE AVOIDED?

For more than a year we have
been hearing war talk from many
parts of the world, and have been
getting news of actual warfare.
First Japan invaded China-and no.
body did anything about it. Then
Italy attacked Ethiopia. The whole
world protested, and the League of
Nations undertook to put pressure
on Italy to desist from its unwar-
ranted attack on weak and almost
defenseless nation.
Then we heard threats of war in
the Far East between Japan and
Russia. In the meantime, how
ever, Germany disclosed the fact
that it was rearming and preparing
for another war-a war of "de-
fense'', of course, though nobody
seemed to be threatening Germany
Russia disclosed that it has the
largest trained and equipped army
in the world, and reserve of II
million men. Stain, the Russian
dictator, denied that Russia hae
any hostile intentions toward Jap
an, but spoke of the menace te
world peace that lay in Germany
bel1igerent attitude.
France has been Strengthening
her armies and the fort;fication.
along the German and italian bord'
ers. Britain, following Prime
Minister Baldwin's declaration thai
the British frontier is no longer tht
North Sea but the Rhine, announc-
ed the other day program of aeria
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
POPULATION DATA
(1e30 Census)
FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1896.
Every Chamber of Commerce a

Every Chamber of Commerce at
one time or another discusses the
possibility of securing industries for
the town, that the idle labor may
be employed, and pay roll built
up. The discussion usually ends up
in a committee being appointed to
investigate the possibility of secur-
ing an industry. Some times sites
are offered and bonuses are paid to
induce industries to locate in the
town. When it comes to securing
industries for the average small
town most committees start in at
the wrong end. They try to bring
an industry to the town bodily from
another town or attempt to organ
ize one from the ground up. A
better way is to direct attention
first to the industries the town al
ready has. The first step should
be a survey to see to what extent
they are being patronized by the
home community. If they are not
being patronized the reason why
should be discovered and if possible
remedied. Often if this is done a
small industry will be put On its
feet and become a potential en-
ployer of labor in short time.
But this isn't all. Other indus
tries seeing its prosperity will be
attracted to the town and soon the
towns industry problem will be
solved. This is the simplest and
most effective way for the average
small town to unite and induce
other industries to locate within it,
gates.
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
MOTORMAN FINED FOR
SPEEDING

Washington-The idea thai
street cars can speed with impuni-
ty because they run on "private
rights-of-way" received jolt
from Traffic Judge John P. Nc
Mahon. Assessing a $40 fine
against Slater F. Elkins, motorman
charged with driving "a miles an
hour, the judge declared speeding
street cars encouraged traffic
violations generally.
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
CEMETERY PICKETS SUED

Atlanta-Cemetery pickets who
delay funerals are subject to dam
age suits, the Georgia court OF ap-
peals ruled. The suit, on fhich
the ruling was made, was appealed
from Fulton county (Atlanta) i.
A. L. Stephens, Carl Stephens and
their three sisters sued Simond
Waits and his wife Tor 81 actual
damages and $4,999 punitive dam
ages for trying to prevent the bur-
ial of a brother, in the Godby
cemetery.
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
RUNAWAY YOUTH MAKES
GOOD

Winthrop, Mass.-Richard H.
Avery, 17-year-old high school stu
dent missing for more than year,
informed his father he was we'll and
had become successful in the build
ing trades. Herbert Avery, the
boys father, said he received a let
ter from the youth from Florida.
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
AN EARLY RISER

AN EARLY RISER
II reckon" said the farmer,
'that l get up earlier than anybody
in the neighborhood. l am always
up before 3 o'clock in the morn
ing"
The second farmer said he was
always up before then and had part
of the chores done.
The first farmer thought he was
liar and decided to find out.
A few mornings after he got up
at 2 o'clock and went to his neigh
boris house. He raped on the back
door and the woman of the house
opened it.
"Where is your husband?" asked
the farmer, expecting to find his
neighbor in bed.
''F1e was around here early this
morning." answered his wife, "but
I don't know where he is now.''
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
I THANK YOU.

they want a chance. The
Opposition will center its campaign
upon the acts of the present Ad-
ministration, denounce many of the
things for which Mr.. Roosevelt is
held responsible and demand a COM
plete change.
In other words, the outcome of
the election next November rests
upon whether more voters are
pleased than are displeased with the
conduct of the Government under
Mr.. Roosevelt thus far, or vice
versa. think the personalities of
the candidates will count for much
less than is generally anticipated.
HANDBAGS :. in office
No matter what changes the Re-
publicans promise, and no matter
how honestly they are made, if the
Republican candidate is elected he
will be handicapped by having to
work for two years at least with a
Senate of the opposite party. More
than a majority of the Senate to-
day consists of Democratic Sena-
tors whose terms don't expire until
the end of 1888.
I don't mean to imply that most
of these are not statesmen enough
to go along with a Republican
President, if elected, on issues of
major importance and upon which
the majority public sentiment has
been sharply defined. But, on any
issue upon which vital differences
occur in policies of the two parties,
the next President, if a Republican,
might find it hard Shedding to do
much toward building up the poll
tical machinery to continue himself
and his party in power.
The first objective of any politi-
cal party when it finds itself in,
instead of out, is to dig its trenches
and throw up its fortifications so
that it can stay in.
CANDIDATES Landon
While I am not personally con-
cerned with any of the individuals
who seem to be at all likely to be
come the Republican candidate, l
know two or three of them per-
sonally. The one whom I don't
know at all is, at present, easily
the leading candidate for the nomi-
nation. That is Governor Alfred
M. Landon of Kansas.
Gov. Landon's availability is
based upon several factors. For
one thing, he has been in politics
all his life. This being political
government, nobody but an expert
enced politician can do first-rate
job of administering it. His geo.
graphical location counts. His
friends say he has made good rec
ord for economical administration,
and he is one of the few Repub]i-
can Governors who was elected in
1884.
But to my notion his strongest
asset is that John Hamilton, Coun-
sci to the Republican National
Committee and one of the ablest
politicians in that party, has un-
dertaken to manage the Landon
campaign. l am not, however, ad-
vising anybody at this time to bet
on his election or that of any other
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
CAUGHT

Rannells: Morrison has a predi-
lection for talking in his sleep.
Several times recently he mention
ed the name Naomi in his dreams,
and his wife questioned him about
it"
Tony: '*How did he wiggle out
of it,"
Rannells: ''Oh, that he said
thinking fast, ''is the name of a
friends horse" Bue several days
later when he came home and asked
his wife the news of the day, she
replied: Nothing exciting happen
ed, except that your friends horse
called you up twice.
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
PREPARE TO GREET F. R.

Winter Haven, Fla.-Prepara-
tions went forward in various parts
of Florida for a visit Saturday from
President Roosevelt. After re-
ceiving an honorary degree and de-
livering an address at a special
Rollins college convocation, the
President and his party will drive
through Orlando en- route to Titus
vile.
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
ON SINGLE HOUSE

Boston, Mass.-The Massachu-
setts House, in a 1S-minute session,
accepted without debate an adverse
committee report on Governor
James M. Curley's proposals for a
unicameral Legislature holding BIZ
ennlal sessions. A constitutional
amendment would have been nee
esSary.
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20

don't think Pm ungrateful. But
really, isn't it much too big for
me?'
II know, my DEAR" she murmer-
ed. ''But we can't help that. You
must remember that it's got to
cover the radiator of the car in
cold weather. We have to consider
that first, haven't we?''
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
ALL IMPORTANT

The undersized husband was try
ing on the overcoat his wife had
bought him for Christmas.
''You know, DEAR, he said, gaz-
ing at himself in the mirror, "this is
a nice present and all that, and
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
POLISHED

POLISHED
Young Man--she certainly is
polished-doncha think so?
Girl Friend-Yeah. Everything
she says casts reflection on some
one.
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20

Employment Agent: ''What was
the matter with your last place?''
Domestic: "The couple had only
been married month, and l
couldn't stand the lovemaking."
Agent: ''Well, here's chance in
house where the couple have been
married 10 years.
Domestic: ''That's too long. !
like peace and quiet
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
LOW SPEED HIGH

LOW SPEED HIGH
Calims Agent: Here's another
farmer who is suing us on account
of cows"
Official: Zone of our trains has
killed them, l suppose?"
Agent: ''No, he claims our trains
go so slow that the passengers lean
out of the windows and milk the
cows as they go BY"
Neighbor: 'F1ave you a bottle
opener?"
Parent: eyes, but he's away at
college,.
Wife Ito husband sick in bed) :
Darling, Pm just writing to mo-
ther-er-how do you spell ceme
terry, with an S or c.
paul, this suit is very shabby.
May I give it away?"
''T1eavens, no. That is the suit
I go to protest against my income
tax assessments in.
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
A GOOD START
''Do you play bridge?"
"Well, I've got a set of clubs.

The motorist, while trying out
his new car at its utmost speed, re-
moved ten feet of a stone wall.
As he was recovering conscious
ness in the hospital, the doctor ian
old friend) said to him: Don't
you know me? I'm Peter" The
patient gave start, "I'm DR.. Pc
ter. Don't you know me? Why
did you jump"
"Oh," said the injured one," you
gave me fright. I thought at
first you meant St. Peter.
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
PICAYUNES
LOOKING IN THE FUTURE

An aged couple had been sitting
in front of the fire long time
without speaking. At length the
husband inquired: ''What were you
thinking?''
The wife replied: II was just
thinking how long we have lived to-
gether and that it couldn't go on
forever like this and the time will
soon come when one of us will have
to CO."
EYES, assented the old man,
"but it's no use to worry about that
now.'
NO." was the reply, "but I was
just thinking that when it does
happen would like to go to Cali
fornia to live.''
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20
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k|I[SSAp' p'b|j('f
As4~Aa

FAR BE it from us to reveal a
SINGLE NAME today, even if
THERE WERE no rules against
1T. A certain wife right here in
THE CITY who has husband who
DRINKS TO an excess decided
TWO WEEKS ago that she would
MAKE ANOTHER attempt to
BREAK HIM Of the habit. She got
A SHEET, flashligh and
TRANSFORMED HERSELF into
A GHOST. He was snoring away
ON A sofa when she shook him.
"wHAsH THAT2" : He
MURMERED. "sATAN" came
THE REPLY in sepulchral tones.
HE OPENED one eye, sat up
STRAIGHT ON the sofa, and
STUCK OUT his hand in
manner. ''Shake
HANDS, OLD horsh," he said.
II MARRIED your sister"
I THANK YOU :
Carolina watchman., 1936-03-20

All, HA! THAT'S IT
II generally have an argument
with my husband once a week. Dc
you?"
"Oh, no, Richard is paid month
ly."
La gaceta., 1936-05-02
QUE SOLO
$50 POR Ell
CRUCE DEL ATLANTICO

Londres, Mayo Eel conan
dante Frank Bustard, exdiree :
tor de trafico de la compahia
'iE5trella Blanca, esta organi-
zando una companfa para cons
truir dos trasatlanticos, de so
mil toneladas cada uno, que de-
dicara al servicio de pasajeros
con New York, a base de $50 ell
viaje. Los pianos de los vapores
Sc han completado va por los in
genieros navales. La Quilla del
primero sera colocada dentro de
pOcos meses.
Mucha reserva Sc guarda So
bre los detalles de Ia operation
de Ia nueva empresa, pero tiene
Sc entendido que sc seguira un
plan preparado hace algdn item
pc.
La gaceta., 1936-05-02

clubs, en- ell condado de Hills
borough, solo Sc Unforeseen por
los candidates a gobernador y
representatives, no por los pues-
tos secundarios.
Apoyan los townsendistas pa
ra ell Congreso, al representan-
te Peterson y a w. ID. Bell, este
1ltimo de Arcadia. A todos los
clubs Sc les avisa tengran mu-
cho euidado con los a~grdgados
de Ultima Isora.
Los clubs Sc hallan interesa-
dos en- ell gobernador porque ell
gobernador tiene poder para Gu
brir las vacantes en- ell Senado
de los Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1936-05-02
La Camara Aprobo Una Ley Concediendo
MAJ de 500 Millones para la Marina
Votaron a Favor 2l2 y en- Contra 70

Washinton, Mayo LA Ca
mara de Representatives. de la
naci6n aprob6 aver una ley que
concede a la marina de guerra,
para construir nuevos barcos, la
cantidad de $3.50, 900, dine
no que Sc gastara en- 1887. Vota-
ron a favor de la medida 212 con
g~resistas y en- contra rs.
Dispone la ley, que pasara in
mediatamente al Senado, Ia cons
trucci6n de "a barcos, en- adj :
ci6n a IL nuevos destructOres,
seis submarines y 1873 aeropla-
nos. Tambien Sc autoriza al pre-
sidente Roosevelt para iniciar
la construction de un acoraza-
do de $4,000 tOneladas para re-
La gaceta., 1936-05-02

ell primero hijo de los esposoS
Joel Tucker, vecinos del 1912 de
la Gale 81, y la segunda hija de
los esposos o. P. Stallings, del
1908 de la avenida Lykes.
Preside la ceremonial de co :
ronaci6n ell alcalde Chancey.
FL coro de la escuela prepare
toria Wilson sera muy aplaudi-
do, por su magnifica organiza-
ci6n.
Entire los cortesanos electos
aparecen los ninos latinos ia :
mes Arduengo, del colegio Gra-
ham; Manuel Zayas v Gloria AL
varez, del Martinez Ybor; An
dres Alvarez y Amenda Touzet,
del Tampa Bay Boulevard Jose
Fernandez y Norma Adamo, del
Cuesta; Noelio Monies de Oca
y Mariana Acosta, de MacFar-
lane Park; Rubin Pinera Y Nor
vile Garcia, de Henderson; Ma
rio Ippolito y Katherine Hill, de
Mac Farlane; Frank Muniz e
Hilda Acosta, de Phillip Shore;
Jose Menendez y Ella Alvarez,
de Orange Grove.
La gaceta., 1936-05-02
DESEAN ~REORGANIZAR
LOS A~CCIONISTAS DE LA
CITIZENS MORTGAGE AND
BOND

Ante ell juez federal Alderman
en- Orlando, sc presentara una
petici6n, por los accionistas de
la Citizens Mortgage and Bond
Co., con ell fin de reorganizar
esa empresa en- b~eneficio del ma
yor n1mero possible.
Los peticionarios representa-
100000 del capital total, que
es de $1,40O, 900.
Componen ell comite organiza
dor del movimiento iniciado en-
,esta semana los Sres. Abe Mas,
George T. Booker, C. E. Webb,
Jr., Sol Mas, M. A. Smith, F.
L. Wing y otros.
La gaceta., 1936-05-02
R DEL eoNDADo
PETER pm

FL juez Cornelius puso aver a
disposition de la C9rte de 10
Criminal, a M. R. Watkins, por
embriaguez, vagancia y pene-
trar violentamente en- un esta :
blecimiento de la Gale Fran :
kiln; Missi Pender, negro, por
venta Y possession Illegal de leo
res, Y Lawrence Mcdowell, por
entrar a robar en- un estableci-
miento de la Gale de Franklin.
La gaceta., 1936-05-02
A $4,000 DE LA SU
CURSAL DE UNI N
DE II

Detroit, Mayo LA policia
vigila tOdos los caminos con la
esperanto de apresar a varios
criminales que asaltaron y 70 :
baron a la sucursal de un ban :
co de esta ciudad, l~levandose so
mil pesos. Sc ha undo a la bus
queda la policia del Estado de
Chic. Los bandidos viajan en- un
autom6vil que fue visto en- la ca
rretera Dixie, con rumbo a Lake
Erie.
La gaceta., 1936-05-02
La Corte Suprema Resolvera i 81 la Defensa
Puede o No Examinar las Declaracione;

Tallahassee, Mayo 2-La Cor
tie Suprema del Estado, luego
de DIR los discusses de los letra
dos de la defensa y del ministe-
rio p1blico, tonic aver en- consi-
deraci6n la tarea de deeidir 81
debe permitirse a la defensa Ell
examiner las declaraciones pres
tadas por Eugenio Poulnot y
Sam Rogers ante ell gran jurado
del condado de HillsbOrOuah.
Pat Whitaker, a nombre de la
La gaceta., 1936-05-02
2 TRAS-
HOY Sc E Ell FES-
TIVAL DE MAYO EN- Ell
TERRENO DE A

A las cuatro de la tarde de
hoy empez6 a celebrarse, en- ell
terreno de Plant, ell festival de
Mayo, bajo la direction del CO.
mite de recreo del ayuntamien-
to y la asociaci6n civica de Tam
pa.
En- la fiesta fueron corOnados
los reyes de mayo, Edgar Tuck
er y Mary Elizabeth Stallings,
La gaceta., 1936-05-02

LOS u DE
SOLO Sc MEzCLARAN EN-
LAS ELECCIONES DE Co
-BERNAD0RES Y REPRE-
SENTANTES
La gaceta., 1936-05-02

defensa, sostuvo su derecho a
una cOpia de las declaracioues,
y ell fiscal Sc opuso, estimando
que Sc estableceria un preceden
te perjudicial a la bCena mar
cha de la justfcia.
Esperase que ell tribunal re :
suelva a mas tardar ell Iunes,
comunicando su fallo al juez De
well, que preside Ia vista en-
Barlow por ell secuestro del IL
der obrero Poulnot.
La gaceta., 1936-05-02
centric ESPANOL DE
TAMPA
Aviso i~nteresamte
A los Sres. Socios:

A los Sres. Socios:
Sc pone en- lconocimiento de
todos los miembros de la Socie-
dad, que la DIRECTIVE ha acor-
dado poner nuevo Cobrador de
Quotas sociales, por medic del
cOncursO de todos los que de :
seen Ocupar este puesto. Por 10
tanto sc notifica a todos los in
teresados, que empezando des-
de hoy 2 de Mayo hasta ell pro-
ximo Jreves Z del corriente, a
las 8 de la noche, pueden pre- :
sentar en- la Secretarfa sus apli
caciones para este empleo.
Mayo 2 de 1886.
F. SOatO, Sec.
La gaceta., 1936-05-02
Els ABUELA A LOS "a AMOS

Tallahassee, Mayo LA Sra
Richardson Sc case a la
edad de Is amos y ahOra es abue
la, con solo "a amos.
La hija de la Sra. Richardson
Frances, tambien Sc case q la
edad de Is amos y ACADIA de te-
ner una hijita.
La gaceta., 1936-05-02

emplazar al Arkansas o ell New
York.
Habl6 en- contra d. la ley, ex-
presandose en- terminus violen-
tos, ell representante Marcanto-
Mo, de New York. La defendi6
ell representante dem6crata Vim
son, del Estado de Georgia.
La gaceta., 1936-05-02

La alta direction del plan de
pensiOnes ownsend ha resuelto,
y asi 10 ha communicate a esta
ciudad, que los miembros de sus
La gaceta., 1936-05-02

Cree la pclicia que los HON
bres pueden haber dejado ell au-
tomovil y subido a un bote mo-
tor, con la intenci6n de salir del
Estado.
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sumably when he Is not looking
cures him Of his playboy habits and
puts him to work. This action never
fails-in the films-to make the man
better, wiser. and more in love with
the reforming angel.
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Dawn" will appear In several Ft1
Manchu stories for Paramount. Here's
hoping they will be as successful -
the popular Chan series.
George Raft will run true to his
cinema form in Gamblers Maxim"
. story detailing the Vaccinations Of
race track crooks. Raft plays an un-
scrupulous race horse owner, made 10
see the error Of his ways through tbs
eyes Of the woman he loves.
News In brief Bette Davis starr
with Eddie G. Robinson in kid
Galahad." In the same picture,
Humphrey Eogart replaces Pat
O'Brien as the ultra tough guy.s
-. Robert Taylor snags the role Of
his life in Private Enemy" in which
ne will play the part Of an oficer
commissioned by President Mckinley
to smash q ring Of bank robbers /. T..
Ronald Colman enacts q dual role In
David Selmick's revival Of The
Prisoner Of zenda," timely story ut
this particular moment Every one
In town-from Dancer Tillie Losch TO
exotic Tallulah Bankhead-is taking
secret" tests for the part Of Scarlet
O'Hara in Gone With the Wing"
.. Madge Evans and Edmund Lowe
are co-featured in Espionage" 1. .
Maiden Voyage" which was to have
starred Luise Rainier and Robert
Montgomery. has been shelved be-
cause Miss Rainier disliked the script
Coincidence Louis Fazenda has
been signed for the funny wonan's
role in THE Road Back" Erich Maria
Remarque's serious sequel to "All Quiet
On the Western Front"
Copyright. $780,
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Charlie Chan warner Oland) had
better look to his laurels. A rival
Akin Tamiro1-has reared an ugly
head. The gentleman who played the
general IN THE General Died at
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Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing.

N.tionak"Boy Meets Girl" ct a:so
and $50 pm.
Earis-"Polo Joe" ct 11:05 An,
1:35, 4:25, tbs and s:55 pm. Stage
shows at 12:45. 1855. 6:25 and sos pm.
Capitol Charlie Chan at the
Opera" ut IL am. 1:40. 4:25, tbs
and s:55 pm. Stage shows at 1850,
$3.50, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Palace-"Born to Dance" at 1l:50
am, 2:20, 4:45, ITO and 9:35 pm.
Belasco-'Don Quixote." at 12:45,
3:17, $3.50, SOL and 1923 pm. Life
of Edward VIII" At 11:40 am. Ala,
4:34, 6:56 and 9:18 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"Rainbow on the
River" at 1887 am, lao, 3:43, SAG
7:4s and 1852 pm.
C0lumbia-"Rose Bowl" ct HISS
am, 1:55, SIS. SIS, 7:ss and
s:55 pm.
Metropolitan - "Theodora Goes
Wild" at II am, los, Sis, $40.
7:30 and 90 pm.
Rialto-"f Had . Million" ut 7,
1854, 5:4S. 7:50 and $50 pm.
Lttle-"Rendezvous," at 11:32 am,
1888, 3:35, 5:37. 7:39 and s:4l pm.
Ambassador-''IAdies in Love-" at
6, 7:45 and $40 pm.
Tivoli-"My Man Godfrey" at ;.
1855, $50, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Uptown-"A Woman Rebels" ct :,
$50, S:45, 7:35 and $3.50 pm.
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my Bonnie Thomas Morley
Pipe. Shepherds. Pips"----.He Henry You'll
FOLK SONGS.
Arr. Gerard williams
20 Can Ye Sew Cushions?"
Granville Bantock
Sally in Our Alley" Max Vogrich
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
Sing We the Birth OF Gods Dear Son"
J. s; Bach
Praised Be Thou, o Jesus Christ"
Beside Thy Cradle Here Stand"
Coventry Carol" from the Coventry
Mysteries"
Mid Winter Gustave Hoist
Il Sing of Maiden" Martin Shaw
Carol of the Birds Marryott
"Hark. Bethlehem -----TraditionaI Polish
Personnel-Elizabeth Waters. Wini-
fred Thomas Clark, Elsie Rogers Gra-
ham. Norma Hughes. Gladys Roberts.
Mary Lerch Brice, Robert Barrow.
George Roth, Charles T Hitler, Edward
]. Henneberry and George Magde-
burger.