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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-29
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-29

EC1uSG8 W "
 1ieve, what ev- cry informed political Ob- server in the state admits to be the truth, that there was no anim osity left among the delegates to the state conven- ton held in New Haven as @ result of the contest for the nana0nrofin 7aa~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-29

Last year we were all hollering about crime and this year we're all hollering about taxes Same thing-taxes are a crime.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-29

TODAY's COMMON ERROR Never say, 'T could scarce en- dure the thought of leaving hOme;" say, "could scarcely endure" M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-29
UnCoravlnced

The Waterbury Republican stu continues to hold the opinion that the terms harmony" and Dem Ocratic" are contradictory. t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-29
Current Comments

From e woman's standpoint, q college education doesn't pay. Wom- an i've on emotion, and when that's taken from them by too much inc irrespective thinking, they're not feminine any more.
 Frances Farmer. cOllege-educated
 movie actress.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-29

Spring and business revival are both fickle, but keep moving in a generally forward direction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-29
Daily MRo..,.-.H Do,~l Washington Av-S1 - -S~~ @@=-~- |GOV. LEHMAN WILL RUN IF
 PRESSURE IS PUT ON

BEHIND THE sCENEs IN WAshANOAUN ----- -
 Washington May 29 - Those close to both President Roosevelt and his old friend Governor Lehman of New York have it doped out that Lehman will run for Cover
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-29
Horoscope
BY oCTAvINE

BY OCTAVINE
 For persons who believe that human des- tiny is guided by the planet, the daily hOro- scope Is outlined by a noted astrologer. In addition to information of general interest it outlines information of special interest to per- sons born on the designated dates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-29

We have not advanced very fer beyond the law of Moses and ere stilI giving vent to the revenge instinct, asking an eye for an eye. ~-pr. Baldwin L. Reyes, psychE- mtFist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-29

tional commit tee posts. Democrats being DeHn- ocrats must, in the view of The Republican, necessarily be cor- sistently and continuously at each others tiroats. Therefore, in its customary lrbane fashion, 1t pooh -poohs editorially the effect of the dinner given here Monday night in honor of David E. Fitz- Gerald, the national committee man elect. In a sense 1t is uri- fortunate that the news reporters were not permitted to sit at the banuuet board. one of them might have informed his editor that, dis- agreeable though the tidings must he, Connecticut Democracy dis played not only . spirit of har- rnoniousnesS but Q unity of pur- pose which no amount of Repub" iican newspaper mischief f-making can weaken. Not that the infor- nation could shake the congenital scepticism that flourishes In the sancta sanctoruYn of Printers Alley. The editor declares himself stub- bornly incredulous of the existence of such an animal as Q truly for. giving Democrat" and boasts that "we're still, we Republican skep- tics, from Missouri" The geo. graphical allusion is 8 most happy one. Missouri Is famed not so much for the intelligence of its skeptics as 1t is for the stiR. necked obstinacy of its mules. And by mules do not mean the foot gear with which ladies protect their tootsies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-29
Daily Almanac

Daily Almanac Neon sets 1:s0 .. m. daylight time). Sun rises 6:2l a. nl.; sets e:15 D. m. (day- light timel. An vehicles must be lighted thirty mIn- utes after sunset.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-29
Note

Note
 MT. Desyernine is chief legal spokesman for the United States Steel Corporation and counsel for the Fl. 0. Prick Coke Company as well as being Q prominent fig- Ure in the duPonts American L,ib- erty League. Enough said?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-29
A Thought for Today

Ye have been rebelliOus against the Lord from the day that knew yOus-DeuterOnomy 0:24
 There is little hope of equity where rebellion reigns.-Sir P. Sidney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-29
James William Patrick

he comments opInIohs and c0ncuons appearing bslow arc foge q writer They not neaEiy, ose q ehe editors THE DEMOCRAT arc they to be construed Invariably. Q reflection oe thslr vsWpotnO.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
Sc EVADIO DE UNI SANA-
TORIO Ell
TANTE ZIONCHECK

Towson, Maryland, JUNO 20
Busca hoy la policia del estado
al congresista federal Marion
A. Zion5heck que aver Sc evadi6
EEL sanatorio~ Sheppard and
Enoch Pratt, superando en- la
,arrera y en- ell salto a tres guar
das. Ell DR.. A. E. Pattrell, me-
dico del estado, dice que Ell de-
mente no es peligroso, excep-
tuando 81 Sc trata de acorra-
larlo.
Las tropas del estado fueron
lamadas 10 horas despues de
la evasion. Creese que ell con-
gresista Sc halla en- canine de
Washington.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional: 5:15, baritone
Davies; 5:45, Lowell Thomas /;
700, relate del servicio secre-
20; 7:3O, Margaret Speaks !;
800, ministries de la semana /;
900, concerto Morgan-East-
man; $50, discurso del secreta-
rio Ickes; 1915, orquesta de
Cross; 1890, Magnolia Bios
som; IL 100, Rudy Vallee, y IL:
80, orquesta de Cugat.
Estaci6n WDAE y cadena CO
lumbia: 5:15 organisms House
:35 llamas azules; 6:15, Lore
"a Lee, atom Boys y la orquesta ;
$50, baritone Russell; TOO,
Guy LOmbardo; 800, jeanette
Mcdonald en- Irene; 900,
Marcia del TEMPO; 9:45, tenor
Shannon; 1000, orquesta de LII
cas-; 10 80 Dick Murphy; II &c
Eddie Dunstedter, y 1880, or
questa de Vicente Lopez.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
MURIO Ell DR.. SAXTON DE
LAS LESIONES QUE SU-
FRIERA

A las 5:55 de la mahana de
hoy murio en- ell hospital St.
Luke, de Jacksonville, ell DR..
Jesse J. SaxtOn, prOminente
medicO de esta ciudad, cue Ell
sabadO por la tarde resultara
gravemente lesiOnadO en- un &C
cidente automOvilista. Ell auto
m6vil en- Que viajaba ell DR.. Sax
ton se vOlco cerca de Baldwin,
por ell revent6n inesperadO de
una llanta.
Tenia la victima 56 amos de
edad y r native de St. Ed :
ward, estado de Nebraska. Re
sidia en- Tampa desde Ell apo
1900.
S&eSS yer ser6 traidO a es-
Ia ciudads dOnde recibirG sePul
turA.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
RENUNCIO Ell DIRECTOR
DE LA LOTERIA

Habana, JUNO 29--Presen :
to Ell s&bado su renuncia al pre-
sidente Gomez, ell Sr. Manuel
director de la renta
de lOteria. Aunque la noticia
ha sido desmentida en- los circu
los Oficiales, los amigos init :
mos de Hartman aseguran que
la renuncia Sc ha entregado.
Hartman viene descontento
.porque Sc vera obligado a ce-
santear, pOr falta de fondos, a
11l8 empleados de SUI departa
mento.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

> Solo On vapor entr6 aver
Gulfgem, procedente de Fort
Arthur, Texas, con petr6leo.
Sc hicieron a la mar los vapores
Cuba, Delisle, Alabama, Come
mercial Floridian, Hybert y
Gulfgem, todos de bandera anne
ricana.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

Los llamados cigarritos, que
Sc ,elabcran en- distintas faorisas
sin tener en- cuenta al Gentle
Nivelador, deberan ser pagados
de acuerdo con los cigarrics nj
velados para otras manafactu-
ras.
.Fijsr.e preaios a los ta5acos
que Sc fabrfquen en- maquinas
automaticas, en- ell future, va
sean de tripa o de picadura.
FL Comite Consultivo Con-
junto ruega la asistencia de los
unionistas.
Sera requisite Indispensable
la presentation de la libreta Ell
la puerta. ,
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

que a~usentarse en- deberes de So
cargo. Richard Morales, Ell co
nocido abogado; Rafael Marti-
nee Ybor, ell apreciable amigo y
ex-C6nsul de Cuba en- Tampa, y
su distinguida esposa; Sr. Ben
Davis, ex-presidente de la Pc
quena Camara de Concrete, y
esposa; Sebastian Casal, ell a.
mable (5hano; Mario Rodriguez,
,rcnis a de La Prensa, y espo-
sa; Alfredo Montoto, cronista
lie La Traducci6n, Y esposa; DR.
Ismael Angulo; Sr. L. Figue-
redo, jefe de ventas de la Tro-
pical'; Johnny Dfaz, tesorero
del Circulo, y esposa; Sr. Oscar
Ayala; Angel Santana y esposa,
Angelic Palenzuela y esposa,
Ramon B. Diaz y esposa, Car
los Barba y esposa, Manuel A
barca, Camilo Bello, Florenti-
10 Diaz Y esposa, Manuel Gar
ia y esposa, Evaristo Machin
esposa; representation de la
}rden Caballero de la Luz; re-
~eaentaci6n del Centro Astu-
iano, del Centre Espahol, u
nione Italiana y Camara de Co
mercio de Ybor; la distinguida
familia del DR.. Franco; expire
sidente del Cfrculo Cubano; 10
seito Fuentes I-iosa, secretario
lei Circuio; DR.. J. N. loretta
su bella esposa.
DR.. Perzia y esposa, DR.. Juan
Silverio y espcsa, DR.. Julio Ga
villa Y esposa; Ramon Sierra
ssposa y familiares; Raul Gar
ia, de la firma fabricante DE-
los cigarrillos ia Rumbera'
Victor Diaz, presidente del CO.
mite de recreo del a%yuntamien-
%, Y otras personas cuyos nom
bres sentimos no recordar.
Sc distribuyeron entire la con
currencia muestras de los ci-
garrillos ia Rumbera".
Velia Martinez, la encanta-
lora, bail6 la rumba.
Vaya nuestra mas sincera
GENERALIZATION para la directi-
va del Cfrculo Y las secciones
'ue tan activamen.e la secun-
aaron.
Una fiesta inolvidable.
Cesar Rivero.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

Soberbio e1ito Ia fiesta
Magnifica, soberbia, la fiesta
que en.el dia de aver celebr6 la
directiva del Circulo Cubano.
Triunfo para la respectable y dis
timguida sociedad Guiana y pa
ra ia colonia latina. Exito que
Ina puesto una nota de alto re-
lieve en- nuestra comunidad.
Nuestro distinguish mundc
social Sc di6 eta en- los salones
de la allegro "casita criolla". AL
tas personalidades del gobierno,
PROFESSIONALS, concentrates y
lparticulares concurrieron a Ia
gratisima e inolVidable fiesta,
figurando en- la Distinguish le-
gi6n ell apreciable Alcalde r. E
L. Chancey y su distinguida es-
posa.
Todo contribuy6 al exito; or
ganizaci6n ~perfecta ,servieio e.
ficaz y delicado, abundancia de
TODD para s~atisfacer ell deseo dc
los concurren.es. No falt0 III
solo detalle.
La respectable casa cubana
pas6 por horas de inmensa ale
gria. Las aspiraciones de los or
ganizadores Sc vieron satisfe-
chas con creces. Ell pIblico ex-
presaba su placer. Frases de G.
logic por doquiera.
Sabrosisimo ell arroz con po-
Ito servido por ell acreditado
restaurant Columbia. Muy
elogiado por los comensales.
Las distintas secciones desde
ell primer momento cooperaron
a la obra, atendiendo solicita-
mente a todos.
Ell ,grupo de encantadoras mu
chachas que forman la Secci6n
de Damas, vistiendo bonitos y
atractivos uniformes recibfan a
los caballeros en- la puerta, OBJ
sequiandoles con botOnes de ro-
sas. Otras prestaban sus servi-
clos en- ell interior sirviendo Ell
almuerzo. La apreciable Y muy
activa Srta. Otilia Cremata,
que preside la secci6n, estuvo
hasta ell Gltimo momento aten-
diendO todas las necesidades.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
Sc VOLCO UN TAXI AL
NORTE DE LA AVENIDA
WATERS
Grauemente lesionGdG una
SeHOrd

I'm autom6vil de alquiler Sc
volc6 hoy por la mahana, a las
6:45, en- la esquina de las ca
lies iRayles y Xanthus, al norte
de la avenida Waters, sufrien-
do graves lesiones la Sra. Vir-
ginia Campbell, del n1mero
It'll de la Gale Crawford, en-
Sulphur Springs, y menos gra-
YES Miss Myrtle Vaughn, de-
200 de la Gale Kirby, y Miss
Anna Powell, de Tampa y Kir-
by. Las tres recibieron asisten-
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
NOTAS SOCIALES = ~

Iodas laboraron con entusias-
me e interes; labor digna de
encomio.
Durante el almuerzo DELETE
a los comensales la orquesta
Los Bohemios.
Mas de mil comensales ocu-
7arcn sus puestos en- largas y
numerosas mesas, colocadas en-
a sala cantina y salon interme-
do.
Despues de terminado ell al
muerzo, en- pocos ms .antes que
do despejado ell salon cantina.
A las tres TOGO la primera plea
sailable la orquesta Los Bohe-
MOS. En- ell piso alto amenizaba
as pleas americans, en- me-
lilo de los aplausos de los baila.
dores, la orquesta Don Fran
.isco.
En- ell salon intermedio, ell p6
|ico comia y refrescaba.
TODD era ammonia. Horas quf
sc deslizaron suavemente.
Per invitacion de la Direct
va Sc celebr6 una pequena re-
cepci6n en- la que h%icieron uso
&c la palabra el Alcalde R. E.
l. Chancey, que presidia la me-
sa; Juan Quesada, Presidente
de, Circulo; Sr. Ramon Fernar
deg Rey, presiden,e del Centre
Egpanol; Sr. Peter M~aniscalco
Unione Italiana; por ell Centre
Asturiano Jesus Fernandez, er
representation del Presidente
Sr. Carlos Menendez; Baldome-
70 Dfaz; DR.. A. j. Kdaly, ex-
p~residente del Circulo y su dis
tinguida esposa; DR.. j. S. Fran
co; ex-presidente del Circulo'
Raul Vega, Presidente de la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor CT
ty; j. r. Colmenares; ell ex-Al
calde D. B. Mckay; T. Casti-
glia, Juez de la Corte Juvenil
Otilia Cremata, Presidenta dc
la Secci6n de Damas, y ell Sr.
Victoriano Manteiga, que tuvc
a su cargo ell cierre de los dis
curses. Todos en- sentidas frases
abogaron por la union de la co.
lonia latina, agregando pala-
bras de eldsio para la fiesta sc
levantarOn las copas para brin-
dar por la felicidad de nuestra
comunidad.
Muy atento ell Presidente de
la Secci6n de Recreo, Sr. Jose
M. Rodriguez, que en- union de
sus muchachos laboraba sin
descanso.
ALI pudimos anotar, adema9
de los senores que hicieron use
de la palabra. al Consul de Gu
ba, Sr. j. r. Perez, y su apre-
ciable esposa. No pudo asistir el
consul a la reception por tener
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
Hoy Sc ceIebraIa en- q Cenro ObrerO una
importante junta c~oniunta de las Uniones
Los "Bonches," los cigarriltos y las
MAquinas Automaticas

Las uniones de la Union In
ternacional de Tabaqueros de
Tampa Sc reuniran hoy lunes,
a las 8 p. m, en- ell edificio del
Centre Cibrero, para. discutir a.
su-tos de gran imrortancia Y a.
probar las siguientes deman-
das: Que por los senOres fabri-
.antes Sc cumplan estrictamen-
e les precios, en- los "bonches"
ccgidos con la maquina Lieber-
nan, de acuerdo con ell fallo que
cindiera, ell ano pasado, ell arbi-
re DR.. Haas. AL mismo tempo
sc pide ell pago de la diferencia
lie precios por los "bonches" CO
yitos for esa maquina desde ma
&c de 1926 hasta la fecha.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

ella medica en- ell hospital NUM-
cipal.
Ell chofer sali6 ileso, 10 mismo
que las personas que viajaban
en- ell otro coche, Sra. Campbell,
B. F. Shelton y w. A. Frahe.
Contra los drivers" de los
dos coches ob.uvo una orden de
arrestO ell condestable Fred
Newberger.
Tn juicio preliminar sc les
concedera ell microbes, a lac
dos de la tarde, por ell juez de
paz Leo Walters.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

para las mujeres que quieren
adelgazar sin esfuerzo, nj mo-
lestias, nj privaciones. NADIA de
ayunar o someterse a duros O.
jercicios; bastard tragar una
capsula entire comidas, v ell mi
lagro de perder peso Sc opera
insensible y rapidamente.
Ell nombre de esta Substan :
cia magica es alfadinitrofenOl.
va tenfamos otra substan :
cha: la tiroidina, que produce
estos mismos resultados. Pero
son muchos los medicos que de
saprueban su uso para este fin,
por tratarse de un estimulante
muy fuerte para ell sistema de
la circulation, que a menudo
tiene efectos desastrosos en- ell
ORGANISING.
Los que abogan por ell dini-
trofenol dicen que no causa la
menor perturbation. Esta subs
tancia tiene la propiedad de
quemar las grasas. Unicamen-
tie cuando Sc administra en- do
sis crecidas, hasta ell punto de
producer fiebre, es cuando pue
de resultar periodical para Ell
ORGANISING.
En- ciento trece casos en- que
los efectos del din~itrofenol han
sido estudiados, solo en- doce
no ha dado resultados. En- los
ciento uno restantes, las perso-
mas tratadas por Ell perdian de
dos a tres libras de peso dia :
rias mediante una dOsis de Gin
co gramos diarios de dinitrOfe-
La substantial ha sOlidO ad-
ministrarse durante cuatro me
SEES seguidos, sin que Sc nOtase
ning1n efecto malo en- la pa :
ciente. La perdida de grasas Sc
produce principalmente EN- ell
vientre y caderas, seg1n mues-
tran las medidas tOmadas an
tes y despues del tratamientO.
Las otras regiones del cuerpc
humane tambien pierden gra-
sa, pero en- menor cuantia.
Los 1nicos efectOs malOs que
Sc han notado en- algunos casos
es un sarpullido de la piel. Pc
no este ha ocurrido dnicamen-
te en- I'm siete pOr ciento de los
pacientes. Y, a wees, tambien
estas pierden ell sabor, particu-
larmente para la sal y Ell az1-
car. En- algDnos casos produce
un sudor considerable Y tan mo
~lesto, que ha sido menester sus
pender ell tratamiento.
Por estas Gltimas molestias
que hemos expuesto, los medi-
COS Sc abstienen de recomen :
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

dar Ell uso del dinitrOfenOl, a
menos de hacerlo bajo SUI obser
vacion. PerO los informes de
los medieos que emplean este
procedimiento para hacer adel
gazar son tan favorables, que
es de suponer que antes de mu
cho tempo Sc conoceran abso-
lutamente sus efectOs Y poira
usarse sin reservas.
Mr..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-22
Club Organized

The ladies Of Carnation Court
so. 453, have revived their club
the Get-Together Club. and held
their first meeting in January, al
the home of Mrs. sable Carter
Officers were elected as follows:
Mrs. Bernice Griffin, president,
Mrs. Jessie Rogers, vice president
Mrs. Anna Watkins, secretary;
Mrs. Beulah Rogers, assistant sec
rotary; Mrs. Hudson, treasurer;
Mrs. l. Carter, chaplain: Mrs.
Mayme Ellis, and Mrs. Isabelle
Dixon, entertainment committee.
The club has outlined an inter
esting program for tn year.
On Feb. u, the club met with
Mrs. Jssie Rogers, at which time
plans were made for a dollparade,
10 be given in the early spring.
After the business session.
program was given in celebration
Of Lincoln's birthday. A duet VISA
by Mesdames Jessie and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-22

Lorenzo Robinson dramatic bari
tone was so successful an the Plan
tation i'm David Wiles' show, that
he will be held over for an addi-
tional engagement in George Nc
Clennon's show, new producer at
the Plantation, which goes in Fri
day (Feb. 21sD.
The Rollo S. Vest have a new
baby girl who will answer to the
name of Gaze Comicly speaking,
Rollo has a Gae Vest.
Leo Duke, singer and dancer,
who is recovering from a strain at
the Parkside Hospital expects TO
be out by Friday. Pepper Medley,
singer and dancer, closed at the
National Theatre Sunday.
The new words to the song hit
"A Hundred Years From Today
are becoming quite sensational
here in Paradise Valley. If you
haven't heard them | world advise
you to do so. Doris White, pianist
and female impersonater and Al
bert Horseley, singer and dancer
have left Detroit for Cleveland
where they expect to work one of
the local nighteries. They were re-
Gently employed at the Rosebud
Inn.
Nv ooOd friend Ianpford u
James of the Guardian, is becom-
ing quite popular since he started
going into photography, in a large
way. Kirk Lewis, mixologist, at
the Frogs Club is becoming quite
famous for his hot dogs that are
loaded with vitamins A-B-C-D.
Jimmy Lunceford kicked up a
musical breeze at the J-Hop in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-22
Smart Set Club
Holds Fine Meets

The Smart Set Social Club met
at the home of David Brooks, 1901
JOS. Campau, Tuesday evening,
Feb. IL. The president, c. Pryor,
presided After the regular bust
ness routine, the host served a
tasty luncheon, which all present
enjoyed. Those attending were
Mrs. Rebecca Lee, Miss Eva Nc
Donald. Mrs. Althea Smith, Miss
Velma Lee, Mrs. Leona Nc Even,
Mrs. Sarah James, Mrs. Edward
Williams, c. Pryor, James Taylor
and Alonzo Brown.
The club also met with James
Taylor, 1888 Madison, Tuesday
with president Pryor presiding
Those present included Mrs. Velma
Lee. Mrs. A. Smith, Miss f. Nc
Donald, Mrs. r. Lee. Mrs L. NC
Even. Mrs. S. James, c. Pryor,
+. Williams, d. Brooks, and A.
Brown.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Althea Smith, 3117 Monroe ST.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-22
Watson, New Star
At u. of M.

News comes from Ann Arbor
that the University of Michigan
has another great athlete, Bill
Watson, who halls from Saginaw
where he was the outstanding
prep track star He bids fair TO
carry on the outstanding perfor-
mances of Eddie Tolan, Dehart
Hubbard, and Willis Ward.
The husky athlete, built much
on the order of Ward, had tossed
the II pound shot % feet 10 3-S
inches, cleared feet 1-2 inches
in the highjump, and broadjumped
% feet inches during his days
at Saginaw High.
While warming up recently at
Yost Field House duaing practice,
Watson easily neared the Michi-
gan record of As feet 1-2 inches
for the - pound shot, when he
tossed the latter 46 feet 10 inches.
He also showed promise in the
by cleaing the bar at
s feet 1 inch with little eXertion
on his part.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-22
Detroit Study Gu b
Holds Meeting

Mrs. John Anderson presided as
chairman, in the absence of the
president, while Mrs. William
Kemp acted as Sec'y. at the Feb
ruary meeting of the Detroit Study
Club, held last Friday in the par
'ors Of the studio of Sara Levi
stephens on VinewOod avenue.
A program of musical numbers
were rendered by the pupils of Mrs.
stephens. Mrs. Angel Lambert gave
an interesting talk on "New In
ventions.' Poems of Edgar A. Guest
were recited by Mrs. Bessie Nor
ton. Mrs. A. l.. Turner made a mo-
ton that the club give a rising vote
Of thanks to Mrs. Stephens for
musical numbers rendered at the
meeting.
\ dainty repast was served at
the close of the program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-22
Reality Faced By
Randolph In Address
CONTINUED from Page y

achieved through, definite social.
economic and political instrument
alities.
He recommends the industrial
union of all workers, and he asked
that the congress broaden and in
tensify the movement to draw
Negro workers into labor organi-
cations and break down the color
bar in the trade unions that now
have it.
RebuiiS Old Parties
OF the Republican and Demo-
cratic parties, Mr.. Randolph had
this to say;
AN Independent working class
party is indispensable in view of
the bankruptcy in principles, cour-
age and vision of the old line par
ties, Republican and Democratic.
They are the political committees
Of Wall Street and are constructed
TO serve the proft-making agencies
and therefore could no more pro-
tect or advance the interests of
the workers than could a sewing
machine grind corn. It is poor
working class wisdom to fight hig
business on the industrial field
and vote for it on the political.
Cooperative Agencies
Tho Mood for mara aogrocci,.o
tactics in the civil rights field
was emphasized. Supporting the
y. a. a. G. p. and the |. L. d.
was also advised.
Most Of Mr., RandolpH's recon-
mendations were incorporated il
the resolutions of the congress,
and will be carried throughout
the country by the delegates.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-22
SUND WN ON
PARADISE VALLEY
By William p. Anderson

Ii Despite the cold weather and SHOWS here, Detroits
first big Breakfast Dance at Herbies Black Cat
Huge The affair naugurated by Auze Dial;
Charles Winston; Margaret Watkins, Frances Tate;
Percy Cryon Sam Chess Thomas; and Ramon Lee
Wee Knbrough Virginia BLACK Cat Moore and Mike
Plantatonette) Morgan got their kicks by celebrating
their birthdays here Proceeding this mellow affair Mon
roe Walker and Elmer Bogg really sent themselves by en-
PERTAINING the members the Black Cat floor show Roo
Vest and your coumnist at their Paradise Valley rem
devious chile and cocktails served.