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cracia que defender ell Frente
Popular.
Tomo nota de 10 que me dicen
ustedes a prop6sito de los Ia
TOO d6lares, a que va nos hemOs
referidO en- nuestra correspon-
dencia, que han sidO puestos en-
ell Chase National Bank de Pa
ris a la disposition del ex-Em-
bajador de Espaha, don Aware
de Albornoz. Ash 10 vOlvere a
hacer saber, perO, desde luegoJ
pueden Vds. estar tranquilos de
que esos fondos' Hegaron a su
destino y estan sirviendo de a.
crerdo con la generosidad de
sus d<hantes al triunfo de nues
ira causa.
Con ell mayor agradecimiento
y comprehension con los idea
les que ustedes me expresan,
nredo de vds. huy afmO. S. S.
que a todosE strecha la manO
Fernando de los Rios,
Embajador de Espaha.
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En- las eecciones de aver Ell Presdente Roosevelt
triunfo6 en- 46 Estados, alcanzando I'm total
de 523 c~ompromisanos
La victoria disminuye ell nImero de Represen-
tantes republicanoS EN- ell Congreso
Landon solo triunfo en- los Estados
de Vermont y Maine
de % COmprOmlSaTlOS

jas; Glass, Virginia; Bachman,
Tennessee; Logan, Kentucky;
Hamilton Lewis, Illinois; Robin
son, Arkansas; Hatch, Nuevo
Mejico; Nicely, West Virginia;
Murray, Montana; Bailey, Ca
rolina del Norte; Chavez, Nue.
vo MEXICO; Borah, republican,.
Idaho; Capper, republican,, a
migo del nuevo trato, Kansas,
McNary, Oregon; White, repr-
blicano, Maine; Norris, indie
pendiente, Nebraska; y los nue.
vos senadores Ellender, demo-
erata de Luisiana; Pepper y
Andrews, dem6cratas de la Flo
rida; Jose Lee, demo rata de O.
klahoma; Teodoro Green, demo-
crata de Rhode Island; Brown,
democratic de Michigan; Hghes,
democratic de Delaware; John
son, democratic de Colorado;
Smathers, democratic de New
Jersey; Schpartz, democratic de
Wyoming; Cabot Lodge, repu-
blicano de Massachusetts Bird
ges, republican, Ne Hamp-
shire; dundeen, campesino-la-
borista, Minnesota.
En- la camara, seg1n los 1lti-
mos escrrtinios, los dem6cratas
eligieron a 327 representatives,
los republicanos a 80, los pro-
gresistas a 6, los laboristas a 5 y
dudosos 6. La mayorfa la COM
ponen 218.
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NOTAS SOCIALE
Nueva PresidentG

Nueva PresidentG
La Sra. Grace Falsone fue e.
lecta P~residenta del Coterieen
Social Club en- reunion celebra-
da en- ell hogan de los esposos
Joseph A.. Bra, de la Gale IL
nGmero 1902. Ell resto de la di-
rectiva 10 forman la Srta. Fran
ces C%hiaramonte Y Peter Fris-
(cia, Tesorero.
Sc celebrara un cocktail
party ell sabado IA, en- casa de
los esposos Bua.
Dara comienzo a las 10 de la
noche y durara hasta la madru-
gada del domingo.
A media noche Sc servira una
cena. Despues habra bale y jue-
Cos muy entretenidos.
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NOTA DE PESAME

Fallecio hoy en- esta ciudad
la respectable sonora madre de
nuestrO querido amigo Ell Sr.
Juan Quesada, presidente de
la sociedad Circulo Cubano.
; Una sonora toda bondad,
que supo educar a una nume-
-eooa familia y ahora entrega
su alma a Dios rodeada del a
sccto y de la consideration de
sodcs los que la cOnocierOn.
FL entierro Sc efectuard ma
llama pOr la tarde, a las 4:3O.
Damos a Juan y sus hernia.
los, hermanas y demds fami
~iarsS, nuestro mas sevtido pc
anne.
Desc2nse en- Daz la noble Sc
fora, que fue un dechado de
7irtud como espOoa y como ma
Ire.
La gaceta., 1936-11-05

Del cabaret prtUGdo
Unas lineas para recordar Ell
magnifico cabaret que celebra-
"a ell Temple Ideal No. 8, ell dia
IA de este mes.
Greco, nuestro preferido flo
rista, tiene a su cargo ell ador-
no que lucira esa noche ell salon.
Hara un bonitC contraste con
las caras de nuestras bellas mu-
jeres.
Ell Professor Maxine Echega-
ray, al frente de Los Bohemios,
tendra a su cargo ell programme
bailable.
Fiesta que culminara en- un
complete triunfo para la respe
table agrupaci6n.
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e L1STA DE CONTRf-
BUYENTES PARA Ell R E
TIE POPULAR A

Contribuy6 con $1,000: T..
Candamio.
Con $500: Jose Suarez Fer
nandez e semanas) Alfredo
~ Familia.
Con $500: Luis Castrill6n;
P. B. Dfaz; La Gloria Restau-
rant; V. Rey Bodega; La Sc
gunda Central; Latin-Ameri-
can Laundry F~ructuoso Con
zalez; Cooperative "El Recnr-
So; Gustavo BoliO.
Con $1.00: Luciano Lopez
e semanas) Amelio Muhoz
Mendoza e semanas) Gui-
llermo Alvarez e. semanas) (;
Francisco Falcone; La Norma
Coffee Mills; Carlos Miranda
e isemanas) Manuel Fernan-
DEE Pendas; Antonio Lopez
(Nevero) Jose Faedo; ANA
do, lechero; Caruso Bodega;
Valencia Floral; Vicente Leo
ne Bodega; George Washing
ton; Claudio Dfaz; Modesto
Otero; A. Longo; Joaquin Ia
MARCO; Miguel Amo; Alvaro
Fernandez Bodega; Jose Sua-
rez; La Nueva Era Bodega F;
Manuel Menendez; G. Mistret-
ia, Bodega; Manuel Garcia
Restaurant; Polo Norte; Da-
Ivid Gonzalez; Amigo; Pana-
derfa West Tampa; Ell Frente
Amarillo; La Nuova Vita; Ale
man Ferreterfa; Eagle Drug
Store; Cafe A de Julio; Bronx
J Bar; Jack Pote Cafe; R. B.
Diaz; Florentino Fernandez
Cooperative ia Familiar;
Cooperative FL Segundo Pro-
greso; Ideal Cafeteria; Two
Friends; Restaurant FL Buen
Gusto; r. B. Diaz; Cooperate
va La Familiar; Cooperative
Ell Segundo Progreso; Idea!
Cafeteria; Rufino Castro; Jo-
Sc Acosta; Jose Sanchez; Jo-
Sc Novio; I'm Socialista; Joa-
quin del Barrio; Benigno RO-
driguez; Guillermo Temes; Ca
feterfa La Universal; La Lie
gada; La Union; La Epoca;
Jose Campoamor; Cafeteria 81
Modelo; Amado Gonzalez; Fl
Serene del Reloj; Imprenta de
Mascunana; Alvarez Cleaner
Manuel Diaz; Santos Filling
Sta; PENN; Noises Filling Sta
ton; Rubio's Pharmacy; Cafe
terra La Nacional; Tomas A
lonso; Panaderia La Palma.
Con rs centavos: Valencia
Poultry.
Con so centavOs: Sardinas
Filling Station; Bodega de Her.
Lnandez; Jose Rosado; Hilario
Prieto; Ell Future Obrero; Res
tarrant Aviles; Barberia de Pa
co Vinagre; Sardinas Fill. Sta. 4;
Bcdega de Hernandez; Maestro
Ruil6pez; Luis Lopez; Fernan-
La gaceta., 1936-11-05
Russia "ABSUELTA" DE to-
DOS LOS CA2GOS DE VIO-
LAGOON DE LA NEUTRA4
LIDAD

Londres, Nov. 5.-AnunciG
aver ell comit6 de no-interven
ci6n que la Russia Soviet ha sido
"absuelta" de los cargos que A
lemania lie hiciera de mandar
municiones a Espana. Dos de
los cargOs fueron dejados sobre
la mesa para dar tempo al EN-
bajador Maisky a obtener ma :
yor information de su gobier
no.
La session de aver fee violen-
ia, interviniendo en- ell debate ell
emba1ador Maisky y Dino Gran
di, ell embajador del Duce. Los
dos Sc hicieron acusaciones de
falta de inteligencia y lanzaroa
ataques sobre sus ideas politi-
cas-.
Russia present6 una nota des-
mintiendo la acrsaci6n britani-
"a de que mandara efectos de
guerra a los leales.
Los vapores mencionados poi
Ell gobierno ingl6s, dice la nota
ell espanOl Campeche y los rusos
Starri Bolsevik y Chrishcher, so
10 llevaron a Espaha comesti.
bles y camiOnes, no material de
guerra.
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En- West Tampa

En- West Tampa
Los j6venes del Cher Amis
Social Club han detefminado a.
dornar con los dolores del club:
rojo, blanco Y negro.
Adorno que Sc prepare en- los
salones del Centre espanol de
West Tampa, lugar donde Sc
celebrara la fiesta de esta SIM
patica entidad social.
Durara ell bale hasta las A de
la madrugada.
Don Francis:o ocupara ell pal
co de la m1sica.
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Pr6rimG Inauguration
Sc trabaja sin descanso para
darle los 1ltimos toques a la
m%agnifica sala de bale del Cen
tro Espanol de Ybor.
A juzgar por su construction
puede decirse que sera uno de
los salones mejores del Estado.
Tn patio espanol. De mucha ar
monia con 10 que representa- la
distinguida sociedad.
Sc inaugurara a fines de este
La gaceta., 1936-11-05

New York. nov. 5.-Las ele:-
clones de aver en- la nacion, que
dieron al presidents Roosevelt
a victoria en- 46 estados y un
total de 523
representa- un rotrndo triun-
70, a juicio de los observadores,
lie los ideales liberales y demo-
.raticos en- contra de las ten
lencias fascistas.
FL gobernador Landon, al ser
ieio de los millonarios y de loI
iefes reac- ionarios, solo triunf6
en- dos estados, Maine Y Ver-
mont, asombrando la derrota
Iasta a los propios lideres demo
'ratas, con la exception de
'ames A. Farley, que habia pro
losticado ell triunfo en- 46 es a.
los.
La victoria del p~residente h
% subir los valores en- la bolsa
lie New York, llegando eli au-
nento a mas de cinco puntos en-
algunas ocaciones.
Cast todos los observadores
mantienen ore ell triunfo equi-
vale cast a la unanimidad y re-
cuerda la election de James
Monroe, en- 1920, que solo tuvo
en- contra ell voto de un compro-
misario.
La mayoria de los dem6cratas
sera de Is puestos en- ell senado,
de TN total de SO.
Alfredo Smith confes6 aver
su derrota y dijo: "Todo ciuda-
iano, TODD verdadero america
no, debe poner su hombro en- la
rueda y apOyar al presidente'.
FL triunfo de Roosevelt fue
recibido con extraordinario a.
grade en- ell extranjero Y particU
larmente en- las naciones hispa-
no-americanas, donde Sc 6 "A
ella en- todo su valor la norma de
"buen vecino'.
Els la primera vez en- la histo-
ria de la naci6n que New Jersey
ha ele:to dos senadores demo-
cratas, dando al presidents
Roosevelt una mayoria de $780,
900 votos. Pennsylvania no so
10 di6 Ell triunfo al presidente
Roosevelt, a pesar de su abolen-
go republican,, sine que eligi6
a Is eongresistas dem6cratas
de un total de 81.
Para los hombres liberales ha
sido un motive de regocijo la
reelection del senador Norris,
de Nebraska, y la de Borah, de
Idaho.
Los dem6cratas han electo q
"a gobernadores, entire ellos
Lehman, Davey y Cross; los re-
p%ublicanoS 2, los progresistas I
y los campesino-laboristas l, ell
de Minnesota.
Fueron reelectOs los senado-
res dem6.ratas Russell, de Geop
gia; Harrison, de Mississippi /;
Bankhead, Alabama; Byrnes,
Carolina del Sur; Sheppard, Te-
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Ell T. Y. C. Social Club

FL T. Y. C. Social Club
Hac< los preparativos para su
primer cabaret annual. Tendra
efe.to ell dia 5 de Diciembre en-
los salones del club Italia.
FL programa bailable estara
a cargo de las or9uestas La Tro-
pical y Don Francisco.
Seran madrinas de esta fiesta
las Srtas. Grace Placeres, Ma
ny Ciccarello, Nellie Castro.
Los j6venes John Lopez, Do
minico Truzzolio, Nelson Gug-
gino Y Phillip Saladino tienen a
su cargo ell adorno del salon.
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De regreso

De regreso
BESIDE hace dias Sc encuentra
de nuevo en- esta ciudad Ell Sr.
Alvio Riveiro.
Procedente de la Habana vi
no a Tampa a pasar unos dias.
Despues volvera a la capital de
Cuba.
Grata noticia para sus ami
gos, que lie aprecian de veras.
La gaceta., 1936-11-05

)e las madtinees
Sc avecinan las tardes de
bale.
En- ell Circulo Crbano abrira
la temporada la orquesta Dixie
land swingster, a las A de la tar
Ge del domingo.
FL Home Sweet Home" Sc
tocara a las ocho de la noche.
La gaceta., 1936-11-05
MATARON EN- MEXICO
A UNI LIDER OBRERO.

Atlixco MEXICO, nov. g.
Bajo los proyectiles de una sub
ametralladora mataron alui al
lider obrero Jose Ines Huerta.
Ell dia anterior apareci6 muer
to a machetazoS otro jefe obre-
no. Los crimenes sc atribuyen a
rivalidades existentes entire dos
organizaciones de trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1936-11-05
En- West Tampa

En- West Tampa
Tambien Ell Centre Espanol
del barrio oeste dara comienzo
a su temporada de matinees.
Aqui tocara, en- toda la tempo
rada, la orquesta de Don Fran
cisco.
Sc ballard de A a 8 de la no
che.
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Panaderia; Baldomero Tojaco;
Pablo -Pizzo; Mauriz y Reina ;
RivRyita Botica; Sanitary Poul-
try broadway Furniture: Mill
ion Auto Parts; La Rosa Bode-
ga; LA primera de Ybor; H. Lo-
DO; Maxine Alvarez; Barberia
Maseda; Maseda Cafe; Dionisio
Barberia; Mano Aizpiru; Fran
cisco Exp6sito; Francisco Boti-
no; P. P. Ruiz; C. Miravalles;
Benjamin Menendez; Rosario
Villares; Bisagra Cafe; Breton
Pharmacy; Victoria Parade
ria; Espina Feed Store; Fran
cisco Lopez ;Bodega La Flor;
The Friends Club; Bombero, Be
dega; La Nina Grocery; Fran
cisco Fernandez; Pedro Lima
Nick Fruit Stand; Pedro Gre
IRA; Puleo Feed Store; P. Pu
leo, Bodega; v. Fernandez Fish
Market; V. Capitano; Petralia
Barberia; Economic. al Shoe
Shop; Tailor Shop; La Carioca
Cafe; Felippo Carvella; Ell Bou-
levard Cafe; Ell Bien Pdblicc
Drug Store; Delgado's Store;
Spanish Electric Supply; Pa
teore Bakery; Hilario Prieto;
FL Future Obrero; Restaurant
Avil@s; Barberia de Pace Vina-
gre; LOzano Polleria; Jose Fer
nandsz.
Con Is centavos: Barberia de
Patiio; Jose Fuentes; Isidro Ca
salin; D. Silva; A. Pihero; A.
Montero; Barberia de Pedrito;
Delgado's Famous Cigars; b.
tica Vigil; Barberfa de Pedrito;
R. Rodriguez; R. Portocarrero;
Cafe Ell Gallo; Barberia de Pa
tho; A. Pinero; Jose Fuentes +;
D. Silva; Isidoro Casalin; Del
gadO's Famous Cigars; Botica
La Cruz; Angel Guida; Vicen-
tie Collura; Jose B%enitO; Gaspar
Clemente; Cafe de Baldomero;
S. Leto and Sons; Angel Val
des; Benito Blanco; Bodega
Gonzalez y Hernandez; Ferra-
no Bodega; Cafe Casellas; Pa
J latino Carniceria; Joe TelesS;
Manuel Mon; Polo; Benigno
, Nogueira; Enrique Montesino;
T. and P. Grocery; A. B. C. Ca
fe (Josel; A. B. c. Cafe e..
L. North Boulevard Garage ;
Tomassino Grocery; Economi-
cal Shoe Shop; Supreme Gro
Gerry 21S4 Treh de Lavado; F.
Lopez; Solomon; Salcines; w.
Tampa Shoe Shop; Nicolas Fer
nandez, BOdega; Antonio Fe-
rrand. La Iona Restaurant,
Caruso Barberia R. Castro Bar
beria; Ferlita, Bodega; Felo
Barherfa; Frank Massini; Ell
Louvre Stand; Ell Cometa Bode-
ga; La Habanera Drug Co.. Ar
menia Shoe Shop; Botica de Vi
gil; Rail Barberia; Fernando
Rodriguez; Howard Fish; Cafe
Ell Gallo; F. Portocarrero Pa
latino; Francisco Palleiro.
Con 35 centavos: Cabal.
! Con 20 centavOs: Cesar Her.
nandez.
Con Is eentavos: Tony's Mar
ket; ,Mamicci; Victor Zapate-
ria.
Con 10 centavos: Riverside
shoe Shop.
Noviembre A de 1886.
La gaceta., 1936-11-05
CARTA DE DON FERNANDO DE LOS RIOS
AL c. DE DEFENSA DEL FRENTE POPULAR


Ell comite de Defensa del
Frente Popular recibi6 aver u
ma carta de Don Fernando de
los Rios, ell embajador espanol,
que dice ash:
EMBAJADA DE ESPANA
Washington, d. c.
81 de octubre de 1886
Comite de Defensa del Frente
Popular Espanol,
lOficina Labor Temple,
1914 9Th Avenue,
Tampa, Florida.
Muy sehores mics y queridos
compatriotas:
Acabo de recibir 81 lcarta del
20 de Cttubre con los 800 do
lares recogidos por DIS. y que
pongo a disposition del GObier-
no de la Repdblica con destino
a los fondos de lucha por la eau
sa de la libertad y de la demo-
La gaceta., 1936-11-05

mes, con un I.abaret privado.
Una gran orquesta sera con-
sratada para esa noche.
Dare mas detalles.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06

WeI'. this week. decided
IN take ali Of the blame off
the Gust mee for not pat
r,r,zioe race businesses. Up
ustH nows it seem ngly has
t,eeu the unspertsman like
D ,vchaser WHO refused 60 CO.
ooerate with his felso wmaas
bat nows lets see jf his fell
owman deserved the patro-
rage. TIE proprietor OF race
busines .es. with q few ex-
ceCtiousl allow their stock to
su .o&n 10 such an extent
h you doa't knew whether
y will get what you want
tr not. The next thing is
rrice. Rae businesses or any
body G Sc 9 business for tnaC
ter. must meet compet-
tive prices owadays more
than ever. Eight years ago
a m a n wouldn't think OF
aiaing an extra block o
eve dime. but now that
same man is walking t e q
blocks t, cave a penny. Ev-
eryone is watching the pen
nies now' and il q fellow can
get tooth paste at Mr.. Such =
sad such drug store t O r
twenty nine cents, he sisa t
G i,g to pay some friend Or
assoc ate SIXTY cents fox the
sane article.i
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06

Faster! Faeter!" written
by e M. DelafieId. M g. De
tafield the Gee ator Of b e
Provincial Lady. Who wss sn
often Dew iderf d end always
so appeatiogs tas turned her
deva stat ne wit upoo an op-
posite tvoe in her new novel:
Claudia Winsloe is the eff
cient he ad of q business which
supports herself. her hus-
baod aBd their three children
- one does not learn at first
thst tt is her fault that her
husband is deDe, dent on her
She does genuinely werk ex
traordinari'y hare. but 8 b e
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06

ions and nuv0ers ii Mu~s
q fellow shouIdN't get st
bet" uc just because ~'re fes
low didn't tika ne sue es8
advance nent end i'm 9rove -
meat of hie fe !eR man. The
opposite shou'd be tEe result:
a boost a"H COZ QVatu attona.
Yeah! Loo't Phoeoix over and
I'll wsQec you won'c tiud ten
people VIII ~iil cay tt aod
mean it from t6eir heart.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06
herself.

She is o most modern me-
rhev: she would never rule
her children by sentimentsI
appeals: she has always prided
n ers { en- explaining
questions to them frankly and
citing them make their O wn
decisionss ouiys somehow
after she has explained O Qu~
eseiou to them; they always do
Continued on page 5
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06

Another damaging factor
tu local Negro business is
cleanliness. Grocery stores
usually have discarded car
.oos piled around, everything
du ity and full of finger
p ints IA good place for a G.
man any way) dogs running
in and out. children running
= nd yelling and running over
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06
Floyd l.. Easter

patrous. friends. hoboes and
wbatuot slouchiog around aBd
usu ally usually using profan g
language aud loud OUTLAWS /.
Another thing: After you do
let 10, either you don't get
auy service at all. or what
YOU do purchase is way below
the standard OF other stores. !.
Possibly the greatest draw
back to local business esta-
btisAments is the aferemen-
tioned failure to meet COM
pet'tive prices. So we. after
all, can't altogether blame
the consumer for non-co-
oBe ration. So possibly { h Q
solution to the whole affair
is: the consumer must have
the cooperative and pat
riotic spirit aud the proprietor
must have a place Of business
that co mss uo to the stan
dard of any and all compe-
titiye business establishments.
WHAT do you think now.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06

Catty. petty and ignorant t
az we'll as uncalIad for jea-
lousies continue to seep into
the minds of supposedly in
teLIigent individually causin q
the severing of life long fri-
end dship and companlonship'
Thae one word probably 10
the Gauss Of wars revolu-
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06

cts her chief satisfaction in
lie out of being admired for
er hard work and aduniHinR
herself.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-06

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It's wonderful to win Iove-even more
wonderful to hold 1t. So dont let ugly
hair steal away your good looks and come
between you and the man you want. Get
bottle of Godefroy's sLarieuSe-TODAY.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-12-25
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Marshall, Tex. (C)-The 1. M.
Terrell high school graduates are
leading in scholarship distinction
at Wiley College.
New York (C)-Mrs. James
Roosevelt, mother of the President,
has become honorary chairman of
a drive for 100000 endowment for
ne-Cookman College. Mrs.
Roosevelt posed for photographs
with DIR. Mary Mcleod Bethune,
president of the college, and stu
dents, at her home, At E. 65th St.,
last Wednesday.
Cleveland, o. CO. - Joe Louis
collected $1,000 for knocking out
Eddie Simms with one punch last
Monday night. 10000 gasped as
Joe's left hook exploded after trav-
cling only six inches.
band.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-12-25
SPOT NEWS!

New York (C)-Solomon Har-
per, inventor, 224 w. 135th St., an
nounces he will sell his last re-
manning patent of an adjustable
temperature thermostatic hair dry
er, straightener and curler, all in
one. The instrument was patented
on August S, 1880. Mr.. Harper is
a member of the American Insti-
tute of Electrical Engineers, The
Technology Club of Syracuse, N.
Y, and of the American Associa-
ton For the Advancement of
Science.
Birmingham, Ala. (C)-Bishop
B. G. Shaw showed documents be-
fore the North Alabama AMEZ
conference last Friday indicating
money he was accused of taking
went to Bishops Council.
New York (C)-A permit to
establish a home for colored chill
dren at Saugerties, N. Y, was
denied Father Divine's followers by
the Board of Social Welfare on
Tuesday.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-12-25
OPEN HOUSE AT WELCOME
HALL

Rev. and Mrs. M. M. Gibson will
be pleased to greet all friends and
we'll wishers of Welcome Hall at
it's open house on Jan. 3, 1887. This
occasion. will be sponsored by the
Home Making and Art Depart
ments of Welcome Hall of which
Mrs. J. H. Hagen and Miss B.
Cason are the instructors. There
tea. The hours are to 6 p. m.
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Daytona Beach, Fla. co. -
Luther King, tenor, and Majahara,
prestidigitator, are on the Bethune-
Goodman College pre-holidays en-
tertainment bill.
New York (C)-Mary Lou Will
liams of Andy Kinks orchestra has
been acclaimed as a great "swing
pianist" by Leonard G. Feathers,
famed English critic now visiting
here.
Fort Valley, Ga. (C)-Dr. W. T.
B. Williams of Tuskegee and Presi-
dent Arthur D. Wright of the
Jeanes Fund were among notables
visiting Fl. Valley Normal last
week.
New York (C)-Frank Carter,
"A, allegedly shot George Cookson,
10, and John Harris, Is, with a
single bullet, Tuesday night, when
he claims they tried to break up
meeting of the Ethiopian Demo-
cratic Club, of which he is presi-
dent.
Washington CO. - Eighty-one
colored persons were appointed by
the National Social Security Board
from a Civil Service list for work
at the Baltimore headquarters.
New York (C)-Robert Hanni-
bal, 40, was held in $4,000 bail for
running down three persons, Mon
day morning, while driving a Is
Rolls-Royce while intoxicated.
Monroe, La. (C)-Jonas Brown,
AZ, was stabbed to death by his
pal, Major Cleveland, As, as they
ate barbecue and heard a phono-
graph play "Bye Bye Baby" Satur-
day midnight. Both men had seen
service together in France during
the war. The fight was in the heat
of passion.
Albany, Ga. (C)-Timothy Page,
65, former mail carrier, committed
suicide by shooting himself with a
.38 pistol last Wednesday morning.
New York (C)-The students
Federation from Argentina, held
their first banquet at Dementri's Ell
Gaucho, 245 Sullivan St., last
week.
New Orleans, La. (C)-The
Louisiana Weekly, C. C. Dejoie,
publisher, and Mayme Osby Brown,
editor, expanded from eight to ten
pages last week.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-12-25

New York (C)-The WPA La
fayette theatre choir, directed by
Leonard de Paur, will sing as the
Ubangi Club distributes Christmas
baskets to the poor on Decem-
Der "a.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-12-25

Our mutual relations during
the past months have been of
so pleasant a nature that I
look forward with happy con-
fidence to the coming year
and extend to you Hearty
Greetings of the Season.
HENRIETTA COINS
40 Carroll Ave.
st. Paul, Minnesota
The Washington times., 1936-09-29
Play Plans For
Children

Something new and entertain.
ing in the field of children's
theater will be inaugurated this
year when the washington Junior
League brings to this city the
four most successful productions
of the Junior Program, Inc, sis
ter organization of the National
Music League of New York.
Starting with the presentation
of HanSel and Gretel in opera
form. the series will include a
performance by Blk Ruskay-
the Ruth Draper" for children,
Adventures in or" by the ia
nous Jitney Players, and musical
sketching by Robert and Bernice
ReaSer.
1t may come as a surprise to
most of us that children can
enjoy opera. The way they have
received Hansel and Gretel all
over the country. however, settles
that beyond a shadow of a doubt.
If it could pack Carnegie Hall
in New York, there will undoubt-
edly be Standing room only"
signs in the auditorium of the
Roosevelt High School on the
morning Of November 7.