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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-12-19
me and my boy friend. VIII this
cause him TO quit me!

CdUSe Hill 10 vult Hle!
Ans: Your boy friend says he
is very satisfied with you, and he
believes you rather than the gos-
sipy people around you. Be more
careful who you take into your con-
findence about your association
with your boy friend for even
though he is satisfied now, no man
likes to continually be talked "a
bout.
l.. L. P.-I have been going with
boy for two years, but he seems
TO he very queer. VIII it be all
right for me to marry him! What
Is the trouble? 80. -.
Ans: This boy seems to be
nice and quiet and doesn't like to
run around and have a good time
like you do. He doesn't mind
taking you out and is always proud
to be seen with you, but he just
isn't that type to enjoy going to
public places--..It will be all
right for you to marry him, but
be sure you do your running a
ound first.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-12-19
Lewis Loan Shop
Denies Rum NOR
OF Store Fire

The proprietor of the Lewis Loan
Shop, Gal Gratiot avenue, an
nounces that the recent rumor re-
garding a fire at his establishment
is absolutely without foundation.
Several customers called at the
shop recently to inquire what dam
age had been done, and were graft
fed to learn that the report was
false.
The Lewis Loan Shop is one of
the advertisers Of the Detroit Tri-
bune and has large clientele Of
satisfied colored customers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-12-19

won the support of local must
clans OF both races. The crowd
present at the armory doubled the
previous record established last
sprind when 1000 turned out to
hear Jimmie Lunceford.
The attorney also prophecied
that the booking license of Jesse
johnson would be permanently
revoked The warrant sworn out
against the st. Louis booker,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-12-19
NO MONEY DOWN

10-Piece Bedroom Outfit
Terms $59-$1.00 a Week
Gorgeous modern style 3-piece
suite, spring, mattress, pillows,
rug, Q boudoir lamps. A wonder
value!
STANDARD FURNITURE
1857 Gratiot 9405 Grand River
Open Evenings Sunday 10 a. m.
to 1 D. m.
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whose name appears on the con-
tract, charges Johnson obtained
money under false pretenses, the
lawyer said.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
LA COMPANIA SOUTHERN
BREWING ELIGIO E
O~FICIALIDAD

Los accionistas de la compa.
MIA eervecera Southern Brew
ing, reunidos 81 martes en- esta
ciudad, eligieron 81 siguiente
cuerpo director: James j. Fer
nandez presidente Richard G.
Jones, vicepresidente Y admi-
nistrador general; ]. +. Carson
y, Salvatore Refine, vicepresi-
denies; Otto l.. Pelham, tesore-
70; Henry ScagEone, asistente
tesorero; Arthur B. Christy, Sc
cretariO, y K. Vance, asistente
se~cretario.
Integran ell comite de direc-
torres los Sres. w. L. Blocks,
John F. Carson, Christy, Fuse,
FERNANDEZ, Fri:cia, Jones, C.
A. Mckay. Pelham, Reina, G.
Q. Spicola, ScagliOne y F. M,
Traynor.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
A LOS MTEMBRoS DE LA
UNION LOCAL No. 500

Ccmpaneros: Mahana vier-
mes Sc efectuaran eleccionea
psira cuatro puestos importan-
ties en- ell Executive Internacio.
nal, 20, 40, 80 Vice Presidente
y el Delegado a la Federation.
Estes puestOs van a una Sc
gunda election por no haber
obtenido Ell suficiente nGmerO
de votos en- la primera.
Els de suma impcrtancia cue
los tFabajadores urionados to.
men interes en- elegir sus re-
personalities y que para pro-
Pic beneficio voten por candi-
datOs progresistas. Debemos
relegar al pasado a los que dis.
curren a la ant qua,
I'm grupo de miemEros de
esta Union recomisnda a los
iguientes candidates,
Michael R. DrisoolI, William
Steur, G. c, llehring, Ernest
Campo,
Fl Comits.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
Los DIRECTORIES DEL
ASILO DE VIEJOS

Las directories del Asilo dc
Viejcs Sc reunieron aver, reeli.
giendo a la Sra. C. w. Lyons
presidenta del comite de admi.
nistradore: y al coronel Peter
o. Knight, presidente de la jun
ia de apoderados.
Los otros 9ficiates electos son
los siguiente:: Sra. James H
Thompson, primera vicepresi-
denta; Sra. E. L. Sparkman, Sc
gunda vicepresidenta; Sra. E.
A. Dunn, tercera vicepresiden.
ia; Sra. /. S. Levy, cuarta vice
presidenta; Sra. C. B. Witt, sr.
tesorera; Sra. j. A. Waterman,
vicetesorera; Sra. ]. c. Chand-
Ter, secretaria de actas, y Sra.
Peter O. Knight, ST., secretaria
de correspondence.
Ademas del Sr. Knight for
man Ia iunta de apoderados B-s
Sres. W. G. Allen, C. E. Ball,
w. S. Stovall, James A. Perry.
Abe Msa:, H. C. Culbreath, /.
A. Levy y G. Mabry.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
81 ITALIA ATACA N
NACIONES Sc UNIRAN
PARA DOMINARLA

Ginebra, 23.-Cinco naciones
Sc han ccmprome lido a resistir
y dominsr c~onjuntamente la a.
erosion italiana, 81 brota, v son
Francia, I~nglaterra, GreciaA
Turquia y Jugoeslavia. Estos
cincc podere;, que dominan ell
Mediterrareo, agrrparan sus
fuerzas de mar, terra y aire 81
Ell primer mini.tro Mussolini
crdena Ell ataque a la escuadra
inglesa. Ell pactc de asistencia
nutua tcm6 mayor Importance
cuan3c Rumania y Checoeslo-
aqua aprobaron la participa-
ci5n de Jugoeslsvia y prone
ten az yarla.
Ell cOmite de 10 de Ia Socie-
dad de Naciones ha acordado
impulsar las sanciones en- con-
ira de Italia. Los expertos de
los gcbiernoS deberan ahora de-
terminsr 81 procede la aplica-
zion de las sanciones petrole-
ras,
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
SAIIO UN TREN HACIA LON
ORES CON Ell CUERPo
DEL REY JORGE

Londres, Enero 23.-La po-
blaci6n de Sandringham expire
SO hoy su intensa pena cuando
parti6 de ALI Ell tren que trae
hacia Londres ell cadaver del
.rey y emperador. En- un arm6n
de artillerfa Sc llev6 ell sarc6-
|fago desde la iglesia a la estaS
ci6n de Wolferton.
FL nuevo rey, Eduardo VIII,
canine dos millas " media de-
tras del feretro. La manana
era fra, pero ell nuevO rey lie
vaba su sOmbrero en- la mano.
Junto al monarch marchaban
sus tres altos hermanos, los du
ques de York, Kent Y Gluoces-
ter. La reina Maria llevaba So
bre la cara un espeso velo.
A las IL :05, al mediodia, eli
tren sc puso en- marcia.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
LOS COMISIONADOS PEDI-
RAN AYuDA PARA SEIS
C~ARRETERAS

En- una reunion celebrada a.
yer, los ccmisicnados del con-
dado acordaron dirigirse a Ia
llahas:ee y pedir la ayuda de la
junta de caminos para los ST.
guienteS proyectos: reconstruc-
ci6n de la carretera No. % has
ia la Inca del c9ndado de Ma
natee; reconstruction de un ira
mo de la carretera n1mero 5,
cerca de Wimauma Itermina-
cion de Ia avenida Hillsborough
desde Armenia a la carretera
No. II; construction de I'm nue.
vo puente en- Ia avenida Hills
borough; mantenimiento de la
carretera de Hopewell, y man.
tenimiento de la carretera Har-
ney.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
Mesas reservodas

W. CcHo ICoof OUAUS
Los muchachos del Hetaireia
Club desean complacer todas
las peticiones de mesas v para
llenar esta aspiration, tan i'm
portante para ellos, ruegan q
los interesados sc apresuren a
separar las suyas.
Sc han reservado mesas para
Ia gran fiesta international
BALI (BaiDe Internacional) ell
s&bado, en- ell Coliseo de Davis
Island, a los siguientes senores
Walter H. Campbell, Nick C.
Nuccio, Jose A. Gregory, Sr,
Consul de Cuba; F. M. Trayn-
or, Consul de Panama; Rafael
Ruesga, Consul de Mejico; Ha-
rry Roberts, Vice Consul de Di-
namarca; F. M. Sack, Consul
de Nicaragua; Pablo Uribarri,
Consul de Espana; Lewis H.
Hill, Jr. Consul de la RepGbli-
ca Dominicana; w. j. Ives, Con
sui de Haiti, Venezuela y Qua
temala; Ernest Berger, Consul
de Alemania; Barton H. Smith,
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional 6:15, canciones
de Connie Gates; $50 noticias ;
700 concerto; 7;SO, cOmenta-
rista Hill; 7:45, cuarteto Bero-
kin; $50, orqueSta filarm6ni-
ca de Rochester; 800, show
boat; IL 100, orquesta de Ma
gel; II rs, orquesta de Levant;
ii 80, orquesta de Wilson; IL:
90 ShandOr; IL ;O8, orquesta de
Newman y IL 80, orquesta de
Fitzpatrick.
Estaci6n WDAE y eadena
Columbia: 6;S5, orquesta de
Hall; 800, Myrt y Marge; brin
dis musical; 7:3O, canciones de
Kate Smith; 300, orquesta de
Daugherty; $50, m6sica de Ne
jicO; 800, Waller O. Keefe;
Phil Cook; 10 100, briga-
dieres; 1890, la marcia del
TEMPO; 1O:46, trio ifrico; IL:
10, Guy LOmbardO; IL 80, or.
questa de Isham Jones.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
CONTINUA SUS TRABAJOS
FL GRAN gURADO

WI LA# -
Durante Ell dfa de aver el
gran juradO del condado, que
sigue reunido, tom6 declaration
a nueve testigos.
Los llamados a declarar Sc
nombran Jose B. Klay, Sra. w.
E. Evans, Sra. Jrlis Haislop y
w. C. Crooks.
Shoemaker trabaj6 activa-
mente a favor de la candidatu-
ra de Klay Y con 81 trabajaron
las personals arriba menciOna-
das.
Mas tarde declararon los po-
Jcfas Haskins, AbFamOvith y
Drl2gers Y Ell diputado Wallis.
Hoy dara testimouio 81 ex-
sheriff Spencer.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
BEN DAVIS ESCOGIDO CO.
MO Ell v MAS DES-
TACADO DEL ANO

la Pequena Camara de CO.
mercio de Tampa, reunida ano
che, acord6 dar la lave de la
direction en- 1885, reconocien-
dolo como ell j6ven mas desta-
cado de Tampa, a su joven pre-
sidente Ell Sr Ben E. Davis, hijo
politico de nuestro estimado
amigo ell SF. Ramon Fernandez
Rey, p~residente del Centre Es-
.panol.
Ell honor Sc lie concedi6 por
la cfvica campana iniciada Y
mantenida por DAVIS en- pro
de elecciones honradas en- es-
ia ciudad y condado.
La lave de la distinction le
fue entregada por ell Sr, Mill
ton w. Carothers, director de
educaci6n del coadado, en- re-
presentation del comite que hi
20 la selection, compuesto por
E. P. Taliaferro, Ernest Mas,
ST., David E. Smiley y E. D.
Lambright.
Ademas Sc acord6 congratu-
lar a los miembros del comite
que en- ssuntcs electorales ha
cooperate con Davis, integra-
do por los Sres. John w. Nc
Kay, John N. Harrison, Jr., D.
Smalle, Robert D. Hill
j. Milton McEwen.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
Senttdo t~aHecimiemto

SenttdO tGLecimiento
I'm telegrama que recibi6 a.
noche Ell DR.. Juan Silverio, CO
nocido medico y amigo aprecia-
do de esta casa, lie trajo la fatal
noticia del fallecimiento de su
querido ihermano Manuel, ocu-
rrido en- la ciudRd de la Haba-
ma.
En- Ia actualidad era secreta-
rio del Alcalde de la Habana,
DR.. Belt, de quien era sobrino,
pues la familia Belt y Silverio
e;tan unidas por lazos familia-
res.
Nos hacemos eco de la pena
que embargo al DR.. Silverio y
con verdadero sentimiento lie
enviamos nuestra condolencia,
10 mismo que a sus familiares
de la Habana.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
S0CIALES

Consul de Norway; B. w. Hum
chreysI Consul de Honduras
E. w. Monroe, Consul de Fran
ella, Y Phillip F. Licata, Consul
ae Italia; Victoriano Manteiga
Jack Delaney, Herman Canal,
Jr., Archie Lyes, Harry War
ner, Casino Enterprise, Jose A.
Gregory Jr., Cesar Rivero, AL
fredo Montoto, Jose Rodriguez,
Frank Settecas.e, Julian Nc
Nenney, John Ferlita, Augusta
Garcia, Vicente Fernandez, A.
dolfo Diaz, Jimmy Fioarrotta,
Frank P. Spoto, Nelson Paler-
no, Gustavo Cuesta, Mickey
Muley, Mac Traina, Phillip
Gullo, Roberto Fernandez, Paul
CYCLIC, Nick ScagliOne, Ike
Traina, Angelo Cacciatore, At
lilo Prllara, Eloy Gregory, Jo-
seph Demmi, Luis H. Garcia,
Mario Rodriguez, Domingo Pc
rez, Sam Coniglio, DR.. Adolfo
Dfaz, Alfred Reina, Sam Ferli.
ia. AL Garcia, Don Pendino.
Seran madrinas de esta sim
patica fiesta las gracIosas seho-
ritas, Francis Licata, Angie
Spot0, Mary Quintana, Conchi-
ia Gij6n y Resale Cacciatore.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23

Progrdma de Los Bohemtos
Volvera manana al microfo-
no de la estaci6n WDAE la or
Questa LOS Bohemios".
Como anunciamos anterior
mente, los programs, desde
mafana seran trasmitido de 8
v media a 9. Una bora mas CO.
moda para los radicoyentes.
Empezara vel programa de
mahana con ell estreno del paso-
doble "Fineza y Rumbo"; mo
themes Coraz6n", SON; "Gribral-
faro, pasod0ble, estreno; LA
O.iquita que yo tengo', rum
ba; "Las Leandra:", Schotis
"Negrita", son, estreno, y BRA
vo'', pasodOble, otro estreno.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
I'm accidente

I'm Academic
En- la manana de hoy y en-
los momentos EN- que abrfa la
coc4era de su casa, on North
Albany 3O06, hubo de sufrlr
una caida la Sra. Maria Monte
to, apreciable esposa de nuestrO
companero Alfredo Montoto,
cronista de "La Traducci6n".
Parece qeu ell golpe sufrido
afecta a la columna vetebral. Sc
lie haran radiograffas.
Esperamos que pronto quede
restablecida la distinguida v
bondadosa sonora.
CtsGr Rivero.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
FUERTE EscARcHA PARA
ESTA c


La mas fueIrte ola fria del
anO estaba lIegando a Ia Flo
rida en- la mahana de hoy, se-
gan una nota del ~servicio me-
tereosogicO local. Temperate
ras de 20 grades y menOs Sc
esperan para esta noche y ma
mana temprano.
A los cosecheros sc les ha a
visado que deber6n encender
las estufas o las hogueras.
Para esta noche Sc rtronost;-
ca una fuerte escarcha v cielo
claro.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
LOS DIPUTADOS DEL SHE
RIFF SALVARON A 100
ESCOLARES

st. Clairsville, Ohio, Enero
%. I'm nGmeroso grupo de di-
putados del sheriff salv6 aver
a 100 escolares atrapados por
la nieve en- ell interior de l0s
omnibus de la escuela. Los di>
putadOs salieron de aquf a ca
ballo, bajo Ell mandO del sheriff
Duff.
TOdos los nihos fuerOa entire
gados a srs familiares. con Ia
exception de IA que hubo ne
cesidad de dejar en- una cOche-
ra, a cincO millas de aqui, dom
de pasaron la noche.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
ConqYatulando

Unas lineas para congratular
al DR.. j. r. Suarez por haber 81
do electo representative su her.
mano politico, ell DR.. Radio Gre
mata miembro del partido Ac-
ci6n Republican,, en- laa 1lti-
mas elecciones efectuadas en-
Cuba.
AL DIR. Cremata, que es her.
mano de la esposa del DR.. Sua-
rez, 10 conocimos en- su estancia
de vario sdfas en- esta ciudad,
en- viaje para New York. Per-
soma amable, intelligence y ca
paz. Entire los candidates a la
presidencia de la Camara de Re
presentantes, SUI nombre suena
como ell mas probable.
Es amigo intimo del presi-
dente electo DIR. Miguel Maria
no Gomez.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
Fiestas en- Ell EspaEol

En- junta celehrada por la
Secci6n de Recreo, del Centre
E panol; Sc acordaFon las ST.
guientes flestas: II de Febrero
m bale privado en- honor de
las Secciones de Damas de Ia
sOciedad espanola. TocarA TODD
Ell programa la orquesta "Los
Bchemios'. FL dia Is del mis-
mo mes, bale social de carna-
val, con las ~orquestas "D0n
Francisco" y "Los Bohemlos".
Los que no sean isoci0s pagaran
un peso Y las damas Sc admiti-
ran gratis. FL 81 de Mario ell ca
baret privado annual, que lleva
por nombre "San JOSEF.
Aprecio Ia invitaci6n que pa
IA eStas fiestas me envian.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
De regreso

De regreSO
Procedente de la urbe haba-
nera, a donde fuera en- viaje
de negocios relacionado con ell
front6n Jai Alai que abrira en-
esta ciudad, lego el conocido
ccmerciante Sr. Benjamin AL
varez.
Hablando con 6l nos dijo que
tOdavia no Sc pueden dar a la
publicidad noticias concretas
del proyecto, porque tiene que
rltimar unos puntos legales.
Ell Sr. Alvarez Sc separ6 del
Garcia's Restaurant para dedi-
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
PAN Y Aqua PARA LOS
PRESID1ARIOS INSUBOR-
A

San Francisco, Enero 3D.
Dieta de pan y aqua y cOnfina-
mientO solitaire es Ell castigo i'm
puesta a los presidiarios rebel
des que Sc niegan a TRAFALGAR.
I'm grupo de rs de los 100 insu-
bOrdinados Sc ha rendido y O.
frece respetar e,trictamente las
reglas. Los otros rs seguiran a
pan y aqua hasta que resuelvan
mcdificar sp actitud.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
LEGO LA LEY DE LOS Bo-
NOS A LA MESA DEL PRE-
SIDENTE

Washington, Enero "a
Desde aver Sc encuentra sobre
Ia mesa del despachO del presi-
dente la ley que rdena ell payO
We los bonO4a 5 sOldados, a TN
cCsN total So, 2s7. 900, 900.
La csinaraheept6 la ley del Sc
nadO sustituyendONla suya, por
S46 vOtos contra 10. FL presi-
dente tiene 10 dias para apro-
bar o vetar la ley. Los jefes en-
las dos camaras insisten eu que
disponen de suficientes yotos
para pasar pOr encima del veto.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
Carta de aaradecimiento

CGrtG dc dgradecimieRtO
De la familia Miguel y Mer-
cedes Lopez e hijo, para Ell DR..
IS sfael Ortesa y Ell personal de
la clinica lei Bien Pdblico",
por las atenciones que tuvieron
cen su querido hijo, Regime que
10 graciadamente dej6 de exis-
.tir.
Reiteramos a la descOnsolada
familia nuestro pesame y la
ccmplacemos.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
PLEITos Y DIvoRCIoS

Jose L. Bustamaute contra
Maria B~ustamante; James Ro-
bert Ballard contra Tampa Gas
Co.; Bessie s. Dapv9on contra
Daniel Dawson; Baltimore Ma
tiDnal Bank contra Marion Ans
ley; International Bank contra
Vice'e Sempreviva; Charlotte
Blackburn contra w. J.. Nc
Cracker; estad6 de Florida con
ira Esther Dolphin, John E.
Johnson, H R. Blair, c. c..
Mott, Russell H. Tar.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
DADA AL JURAD0 LA CAU-
SA CONTRA


Decatur, Alabama, Enero %.
A un juradO de ~ hOmbres
campesinos blancos de Alaba-
ma Sc entreg6 aver la causa del
negro Haywood Patterson, de
% amos acusado de violar a
una mujer de la raza blanca.
FL fiscal pidi6 para 81 Ia SEN
tencia de muerte y la defensa
sOlicit6 "a absOluci6n. Patterson
lleva va cinco amos en- la carcel
y es uno de los nueve negros a.
cusadOs.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23
HELADA LA D QUE
Sc LLAMA INFERNO

Hell, Michi2an, Enero 3d.
La aldea que sc llama inferno,
fundada hace so amos, esta he
lada hoy y la cubren 6 pulgadas
de nieve.
Els la villa un lugar predilec-
TO de los pescadcres de cana.
La gaceta., 1936-01-23

carse solamente al negocio del
front6n.
Damos la bienvenida al esti-
mado amigo y lie deseamos mu-
cha suerte en- su empresa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-12

address to the Kiwanis club this noon at the Hotel Elton.
 The speaker pointed out numer- ous phases in the domesctic life of President Lincoln whose birthday Is being celebrated throughout the country today. He stated that Lin- coin and his wife were nismated, but 1t later turned out to be a good match. Mrs. Lincoln was very arbi- trary and the president just the op- posate, but 1t was she who urged him to soar to greater heights, the speak CT added.
 One of the surprising facts mem tioned by the speaker in regard to Mrs Lincoln was the outcome of the autopsy taken after her death which revealed that she has suffered a long time from a cerebral disease which may have accounted for many of her eccentric acts during her life.
 He asserted Lincoln's homeliness became traditional but now artists consider his face as one of beauty. If one examines his face he would find majesty of outline and charac- ter of dignity without common place lines. He compared the beauty of Lincoln not to Appolo but to a. rolling cataract or mountain peak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-12
FACTORY PICKS 1896 OFFICERS
 
R. L. French Named Presi-
 dent of Plume & Atwood Plant Yesterday

R. L French was reelected presi- dent of the Plume and Atwood Man. ufacturing company at the annual meeting of the concern yesterday afternoon. The concern has plants both in Waterbury and Thomaston The annual financial report for 1885 showed that the surplus account of the. company increased from $1, ,448,- 549 to $l,464,015 during the l2- month period and that the reserve for contingencies and taxes was in- creased from $50,000 to $l0o,000. Net earnings for the year were $l65, ,465 before the deduction of $100,000 in dividends and $50,000 for addition to the reserve for contingencies and taxes.
 All other officers of the concern
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-12
LOURDES MEMBERS TO STAGE SMOKER

Fathers day will be celebrated by the Holy Name Society of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes March 22nd ct which time the members. in company with their fathers, wil lattend mass and re- ceive Holy Communion. These ser vices will be followed by Q com Munion breakfast in the church auditorium. The day has been set aside universally as Q dedication to fathers and 1t is expected that similar action will be taken by Holy Name societies of other par- ishes in the city.
 Preliminary plans for the obser- vance were completed at the regu- lar monthly meeting. Arrangements 'weru also made for a smoker Mon- day evening, March 2Srd. The speaker following the meeting was Attorney B. Greco. who discussed Catholic action, enlphasing the Importance of organization.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-12

Employes of Dihner e Brothers, Inc, of this city, Q dressmaking concern, will not have an oppor- tunity to stage Q sympathy wallSout when Q general strike of employees in the dress industry is called this week in New York. IsiCior Dihner, president of the local concern, has laid off his force of workers here, explaining that business is slack.
 The local dressworkers arc not ct odds with the Dihner @ Brothers company. They are paid wage higher than those paid in some New York dressmaking establish iaerts. However. as they are men- bers of the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, they would have been expected to walk out In sympathy with the New York workers,
 Favor Wage Increase
 Mr. Dihner told his employees that as soon as business picks up he will call them all back to work. Mir, Dihner was in New York today. His employees however, assert that he Is in sympathy with the New York strikers, feeling that the New York employers should pay as high wages as he pays here in Waterbury,
 Bernard Schub of New Haven, state manager of the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, is expected to come to Waterbury la ter this week to talk to the commit tee representing the local dress workers. He will give them instruc- tions as to what to do if the New York strike goes into effect. The strike call is tentatively set for to- morrow in New York. While here, also, Mir. Schuh will confer with employees of the Watertown Under
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-12
PAINTING EXHIBIT
 TO OPEN TUESDAY

An exhibition of paintings in oil and water colors, as well as draw ings, all the work of George H Macrum of New York will open Tuesday in the little gallery of the Mattatuck Historical society build- ing. The collection includes many landscapes andsflower paintings. Mfr. Macrum lives in the Rampo moun- tains in New York state. He studied at the New York School and Art and spent some time in Belgium and France.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-12

Phillips, Doris Manson, Joan Man. son, Hazel Leas, Dorothy Miller, Laura Beaver. Elizabeth seaver, Mile dred Keracher, Grace Murphy, Vl- vian Mcclure and Shirley Mcclure.
 The musical numbers will be as follows: Cherry Land" by chorus; the Batter Cake Man by Ernest Hollenberg: A Cup of Tea by Eleanor Phillips; Japanese Fan by Grace Murphy; Welcome to Japan by the chorus; Flowers in a Tokio Garden
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-12

were also reelected. They are: Vice. president, s. Kellogg Plume; secre- tary, John L. Scott; treasurer, R. L. French; directors, Leroy s. Andrew, Ralph L. French, Willis M. Hall, Emil Mannweiller of Naugatuck, s. Kellogg Plume, John L. Scott and Thomas B. Thatcher, the latter a resident of New York
 The total assets of the concern are $2,830,015, according to the financial reported adopted at the meeting and the liabilities as of December 3lst were $l,2500, 900. There were no accounts payable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-12
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