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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-21
HERE and
THERE
By w. M. Smith


Many streets in Minneapolis are
badly torn up and no one seems to
be sorry, because the city fathers
have decided to repave; it means
work for the unemployed. So every
body detours with a smile. I see
a number of colored men in the
crews, not as many as I could wish,
but still quite a lot. The Urban
League will be glad to assist any
one who wants a job on the street.
Call them if you need this work,
or, better yet, go to the office at
10 South Fourth street; they may
be able to help you to something
else.
I am grateful to the lady who
suggested to me a few weeks ago
an idea for this column. Brisbane,
understand, has a corps of sec
retaries who keep him informed of
subjects of current interest; many
another finds assistance from his
public, but this columnist is left to
his own devices and must get his
matter from the air or out of his
own head; the air often refuses
to contribute and his head as often
is empty. So thanks again for the
tip. Come again.
I received left-handed compli-
ment the other day and I am still
undecided whether to pat myself
on the back or to feel detected. A
friend dropped into the office to
get a paper he had missed. Said
he, 81 miss the paper so, when it
fails to come. I read everything
in it, that is, everything except
your column; I know that what you
write is always good, so sometimes
I pass it up" So what!
Among the resolutions passed
by the young peoples division of
the recent Minnesota Baptist As
ISOLATION, was one that said in eff
feet, that men and women of the
Baptist faith, and of other faiths,
or of none, should make wise use
of the ballot, to the end that men
and measures forwarding the well
fare of their people might receive
the unanimous support of the
Negro group"
Commenting upon it, the Rev.
Lee W. Harris, moderator of the
convention, said: "This is a very
timely resolution, I should like to
have the press give it wide pub
lefty" We fully agree so here it
is.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-21

thanks Mrs Robson for presenting
abroad stupid bged colored people divided factions
based nativity hair texture, especially the
colored person value character
sonality and achievement American (Baltmore).
disagree editor and believe that people
much the rule rather than the exception
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-21
LOring Fur Co.
Offers Bargains

Good "buys" in fur coats and
fur neckpieces are being offered
by Loring Fur Co., 1000 Nicollet
Ave., Minneapolis.
Courteous attention will be given
all patrons by this firm which So
icits your business through this
paper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-21
TOMMYROT SAYS THE AFRO

Eslanda Good Robeson wife of singer visiting
South Africa recently interview the
the question which prased stupidity that doubt whether
she has been quoted correctly.
Said Eslanda:
I'm America coored people less divided
despses the West INDIAN whom they aud Monkey
while the West Indian desp the native
being
1.-THE Northerner looks down the
snal just barely teraes the labrer
and straight hair look brethren with
African features"
The trouble with these above is that they
unqualified From them would appear situations as she
describes are the rule instead of the exception
Every has its jackasses Peudces everywhere exist within
races involving red heads fecks bow legs noes hair
pop and other physical differences
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-21
UNIQUE DISCOVERY

Rex Ingram star of the movie of he Green Pastures
will doubt be surprised to learn that he s the white
of the cast according to the movie critic the Minneapolis Tribune
The critics caused much
know Ingram For convenience
gram wishes the Tribune critic right
La gaceta., 1936-04-15
PROGRAMS DE RADIO
PARA ESTA NlOCHE

A las ocho. Ono Mans Fami-
ly, por la VILLA, y American
Cavalcade, por la WABC.
A las ocho Y media. Burns y
Allen, por la WDAE, Y Wayne
King Waltzes, por la WEAF.
A las nreve. Lily Pons, por la
WDAE, y Fred Allen, por la
VILLA.
A las nueve y media. La or
questa de Ray Noble, por la
WDAE.
A las diez. Your Hit Parade,
por la VILLA, Y John Thomas,
por la WIZ.
A las diez Y media. La mar
cha del Tempo, per la WDAE.
A las diez y cuarto. La or
questa de Eddy Duchin, por la
VILLA.
La gaceta., 1936-04-15
Arise

Arise
Sc hace saber a EOdas las CO.
misiones y particulares que ten
gam tickets para Nender, de la
Fiesta Primaveral del Centre
Espanol, que concurran Ell vier-
mes a las 8, al Centric de Ybor,
para reportar Ell estado de la
venta, hay mucha demanda de
papele.as y Sc quiere saber ell
estado de elias.
Sc suplica la asisbencia de los
interesados. Esa noche sc reuni-
ra la Secci6n de Propaganda,
EN- junta muy importante, para
Jun imar asuntds relacionados
Go MIA fiesta que auspicia.
Dado que es la Ultima junta
an.es de la fiesta Sc ruega a los
miembros no dejen de asistir.
Cesar RiVero.
La gaceta., 1936-04-15
I'm dtd mug divertido

Un dtG mug divertido
Para los ~jovencitos de la Sec
zion Juvenil de los Ca0alleros
Le-ies de America, Ell domingo,
ce9ehuarsn un "Easter Egg
Hunting. Tambien jugaron al
Diamond BALI; Sc sirvi6 I'm al
muarzo campea re de Winnie
Roast Y mantecado.
Sc improvis6 un acto de va
riedades, por lis Mics Manoli-
to Menendez, Pillar Esperanto,
On lima Lcmbardero, Rosita Sal
ga1c Eulalia Fernandez y Ma
rianito Teijeiro.
En-. varids camiones Y auto
m6viles salieron los alegres ex-
sicnistas del edificiO de la Lo-
gia pOr la manana, regresando
q las A de la tarde.
Asistieron:
Ana Ardrengo, Violeta San
chez, Mary Gonzalez, Anita
G. nzalez, Isabel Fernandez, E.
va Lorenzo, Rosa Piniella, Mike
Salgado, ice Lombardero, De-
metric Fernandez, Henry Sal
gad9, George Waldo, Cesar
Dfaz, Belarmino Fernandez, Mi
guel Dfaz, Joe Diaz, Marcelino
Huerta, Julian Fernandez, A
melia Lopez, Angelica Gonzalez,
Hermes Diaz, Tony Menendez,
Angelina Diez, Tony Vale, Ma
ry Ugalde, Pillar Esperanto, Au
rora Gonzalez, Fermina Losa-
res, Mary Mendez, Estreala
Mendez, Mary Vigil, Alicia Fer
nandez, Hilda Fernandez, Ma
riano Teijeiro, Joe Menendez,
Belarmino Alvarez, Joe Menen-
DEE, Ondina Uombardero, Ra-
quel Lopez, Rosa Salgado, Hill
da Menendez, Elvira Menen-
dee, Josefina Huer.a, Marga-
rita Gonzalez, Mike Rubio, To
my Piniella, IRichard Sal2ado,
Tony Salgado, Tony Rccha, Ma
nuel Fernandez, Manuel Louro,
Gaspar Alvarez, Etelvino Alva-
rez. Daniel Menendez, Agustfn
Fernandez, Fernando Quintani
lila, Eulalia Fernandez, Casimi-
ra Vega, Alicia Castaneda, Olga
Aspra, Mary Dfaz, Esther Fer
nandez, Cora Gonzalez, Manuel
Fernandez, Charles Vaez, VIC
aeta Suarez, Jimmie Fernandez,
La gaceta., 1936-04-15
Ell DOCTOR NOW EXAMI-
NARA A LOS NINOS DE
TAMPA EN- Ell "ROBERr
E. LEE"


Manana viernes, a las nueve
de Ia manana, Ell doctor Snow
examinard a todos los ninos Gu
YES padres quieran que sean
atendidos en- Ell establecimien-
to benifico Robert E. Leo. La
ccnsulta comenzar& a las nue.
We de la mahana.
Los padres que no puedan,
por sus ocupaciones o su situa-
ci6n economical, llevar a sus hi
jos hasta Ell "Robert E. Lee,
deben lamar al telefono 2O14
para que personals de respOn-
sabilidad pasen por sus domi-
cilios a recogerIos y conducir-
los a la consulta del doctor
Snow.
Ell niho mas saludable sera
provisto de un diploma.
Los iniciadores de este mo-
vimientO a favor de la infan :
cha, llaman la atenci6n de los
padres de familia de Ia cOlOnia
latina, sobre la impOrtancia
que para sus hijos puede deri-
varse de su examen y atencion
futura en- ell Robert E. Lee"
Nosotros NOS sumamos . esta
apelaci6n. Todos los padres de
ben enviar sus hijos manana al
Robert E. Lee"
La gaceta., 1936-04-15
LA INVESTIGATION DEL
PLAN

Los Angeles, abril 15.-LOs
INVESTIGATORS del plan Town
send regresaron hoy de un via
je misteriosc y Sc negaron a re-
velar ell resultado, pero dijeron
que seguian una Ipista impor-
lantisima. Ell comite investiga-
dor iniciara un juicio p1blico
a fines de la presense semana.
"Nuestro viaje de aver, dijo
ell representante Gavagan, de
New York, tupo exito en- mu-
has fomas". Con Gavagan sa
10 a investigar tambien ell re-
ct*esentamte Collins, republica-
10 de California.
La gaceta., 1936-04-15
Ura cartG

UT1 cGrtG
De Ell Sr. Jose Manuel Rodrf-
gu,z Presidenle Gle la Secci6n
de Recreo del Cfrculo Cubano,
re,acionada con Ell bale que esa
Secci6n celebrara ell dia Is de
e5te mes, en- la sala de bale, Gu
"a ncticia dimes aver.
Durara de 9 a 2 de la madru-
gada.
Jack Handy, renombrada.
orquesta local ha sido contrata-
ia para csc bale. Precics, caba-
lleros, so cts. y damas 25.
Complacido ell Sr. Rodriguez,
~ Gispueaso a ayudarle, en- la
seguridad que nuestra juventud
pasara una noche agradabilisi-
ma bailando con csc buen con-
junto musical.
La gaceta., 1936-04-15
LOS NAVIERoS ROMPIE-
RON SUS RELACIONES CON
LOS TRABAJADORES

San Francisco, Abril 49,.
Los navieros locales rompieron
aver sus relaciones con la So
ciedad obrera international de
Estibadores. Despues de un
dia de violentas conferencias,
con motive del tratO dado a la
cargo del vapor Santa Rosa de
Ia compahia Grace, la asocia :
ci6n patrOnal dio a cOnocer su
actitud. Harry Bridges, Ell jefe
de los trabajadOres, recibi6 Ell
ultimatum patrOnaI sin hacer
concentrates.
La gaceta., 1936-04-15
Ell BANQUETE DE LA CAMARA
DE COMERCIO DE YBOR CITY

Esta neche, para elegir a los
nrevos directories, celebrara su
banquete annual EN- Ell restaurant
lei Boulevard, Nebraska y
avenida de Palm, la Camara de
Concrete de Ybor.
Han gido invi.ados a pronun-
ciar discusses, como huespedes
de homer, Ell Sr. Rafael Martf-
rez Ybor, alto funcionafio de
La cancillerSa cubana, y Ell DR..
Alexander V. Dye, director del
negociado de comercio extran-
jsro y domed1iao de la secreta-
ria de concrete.
Los candidatas nominados
rcr Ia Camara, rue por unani-
midad seran electos, son los ST.
La gaceta., 1936-04-15
FIRMADO Ell PACTo DE ME
XICO ENTIRE Ell PARTIDO
"REVOLUCIONARIo Y JO-
VEN CUBA

Habana, Abril 15.-Algunos
diarios y radioemisoras locales
han publicado hoy la noticia de
haber quedado firmado, con
fecha de aver, ell Pacto de Me-
xico, firmado en- dicha ciudad,
entire las organizaciones anti
lmperialistas cubanas, "Parti-
do RevoIucionario Cubano'',
(Autenticos), en- Ell que figura
Ell doctor Ramon Grau San Mar
tin, y "Joven Cuba, fundado
por Ell doctor Antonio Guiteras
y del que fOrma parte, en- la
actualidad, ell doctor Jose Mi :
guel Irizarri, miembro, con Ell
DR.. Grau y tres personals mas,
del Gobierno de los Cinco.
La noticia, aun no confirma-
ia, ha sido acogida con senale
das muestras de regOcijo pOr
los elementos revolucionarios y
por la juventud estudiantil, asi
como por las organizaciones o.
breras Y PROFESSIONALS, y con
demostraciones de reservada
contrariedad pOr parte de los
elemcntos oficiales.
La gaceta., 1936-04-15

guientes: Raul Vega, presiden-
he; T. w. Ramsey, primer vice
presideu e; A. Verkauf, segun-
do vice; Roy Cotarelo, tesorero,
y Hale Goodwin,
Directories: r. B. Diaz, Jose
Clmenares, Angelo Greco, S.
Quintanilla, C. Medina, J. j.
Fernandez, john Dfaz, Gus Aya
la, Sam Ferreri, Jose Del ado,
Victoriano Manteiga, Nathan
Poller Sam Stein, Dick Greco,
M. X. Hudson, j. E. Glamour,
Harry Waterman, Charles Spi
cola, Frank Falsone, I've Di Mi
nicis ABE Wclfson, E.. N.
Creek. Franklin Tocle Y Wi
liam Blake.
La gaceta., 1936-04-15

t5espues de haber recibido dis
tintos homenajes en- esta ciu-
dad, y de haber visitado a sus
padres en- Rivera de Pravia.
Sc reporta que ell photo GU
bano embarcara en- breve ha-
cia Cuba. Estara en- Madrid
breves dias.
La gaceta., 1936-04-15
M Y
DE JOVEN CUBA

Matanzas, Cuba, Abril Is.
Ell Gobernador de Matanzas
ha enviado un despacho al Sc
nor Secretario de Gobernaci6n
dando cuenta de la ocupaci6n
de armas, pertrechos de que
IRA, explosives, proclamas Sc :
diciosas Y documentos subxer-
sivos, pertenecientes a la or
ganizaci6n revolucionario an
La gaceta., 1936-04-15

Una b0dG
Ante ell Notario ST.. Oscar Ma
varro, contrajeron Ratrimonio
disls pasados, la graciosa Srta.
Ella Vega Y ell correcto j6ven
Manuel Gonzalez.
Eterna felicidad les deseo a
los Contingencies.
La gaceta., 1936-04-15

tiimperialista Joven Cuba, rea-
lizada por miembros del ejer-
cito y de la policia en- ell pue-
bio de Jovellanos, en- esta pro-
vincia.
La gaceta., 1936-04-15
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La gaceta., 1936-04-15

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La gaceta., 1936-04-15
SOCIALES

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DEE, Consuelo Rua, Eddie Cas-
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La gaceta., 1936-04-15
MENENDEZ l. A EN-
BARBARA EN- E HA-
CHA LA HABANA

Oviedo, Espana, Abril 49,
Ell aviador Menendez Pelaez
ha embarcado hacia Madrid,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-11-18
EAST EDNEYVILLE

EAST EDNEYVILLE, Nov. Is;
"Uncle" Wade HUMPHREYS ana
singers of Gaffney, held a big
singing at the Edneyville Metho-
dist church Sunday, Nov. 10.
Everyone enjoyed the fine singing
that was rendered.
Lloyd Rymer Of Circle b.
ranch, called on his brother, Edgar
Rymer, Sunday. ~,
Forest Fisher called on Miss
Elsie Green Sunday afternoon.
Miss Louise Edney also Dexter
Gibbs and Manning Williams visit
ed Thelma Edney Friday night.
Ralph Matthews, employe OF
Carlyles farm here, has returned
to his home in Valdosta, Ga.
Miss Ruth Hollingsworth who
underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis is improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess CoSton OF
Asheville, visited their farm here
Friday. -
Miss Ella Rogers visited Mrs. w.
B. Wells Friday.
James Myrick of Morganton.
spent the weekend at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Edney.
Delbert Rogers and family OF
Virginia, spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Billie
Rogers, and Mrs. Eura Coston.
Miss Myrtle Rogers also Katie
and Mary Williams visited Mrs
Charles Edney Friday afternoon.
A number of people from here
attended the parade in Henderson
vile on Armistice day.
Abner Garren of Fletcher, was
the weekend guest of his cousin
Lloyd Rymer, here.
Claude Edney visited Joe Nicely
Saturday night.
Miss Venie LYDIA also Peck Bur-
CESS called on Miss Lillian Greer
Sunday afternoon.
The farmers Of this section are
very busy gathering their fal
crops. Sees" ....
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oprpr EDWARD DICKSON

morning: they'd hadst6 hire a new
man. 1t was not unusual for bus
boys to go without notice. A very
unstable class of help, really. The
name he had given? Parker, the
manager thought, or Baker. No,
they had no record Of, a house adj
dress. The cashier would have
the name, but not the address.
Just a moment
Never mind" said Marcia.
THANK you"
John Waddell, at her insistence,
took reluctant leave of Marcia
and went late to his office.
Drearily Marcia returned to her
hotel room and prepared to go
home.
Mixed with her pity for Frank
Kendrick was a new feeling, rath-
er of bitterness. She had spoken
truthfully to Helen-she did not
feel the loss of a lover; it was the
loss Of a friend who had commit
ted wrong and run from it's con-
sequences. Now she felt, more
than ever, the influence of innate
cowardice behind that flight. She
was bitter toward a betrayer Of
trust, the trust he had had not
alone from her, but from many
friends. She would always feel
sorry for Frank Kendrick, would
always feel the loss of him as
friend. But she would always
despise the fault which he had ex-
hibited under his life's first real
test.
She ha dstceled herself for this
pursuit, for meeting with Frank
at which she had hoped to pre-
vail upon him to return and make
restitution. The failure of her
quest, and the error in her eval-
uation Of his character during all
the years of their friendship, COM
bined to cut her more deeply than
Bobbs Neck would ever know.
She. felt adrift, without purpose
or objective. Marriage had. so
short a space ago, filled the pic
ture Of the future. What does
one do with unclaimed time?
ITO be continued)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-11-18
JEWEL TRADE
AGAIN BRISK
Demand Up Is Pct. and
Foreign Markets Gagged
by u. S. Buying

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S. (uP).-
Americas Christmas trees VIII
glitter with, more diamonds this
wear than any time since 1929 ana
more women than ever before VIII
have rings on their fingers.
A survey of New York Diamond
merchants showed yesterday that
the demand for precious stones IS
from 20 to rs per cent ahead OF
any year since the start of the de-
pression. Retail stores throughout
the country were reported to be
stocking heavily in jewelry of all
types, and particularly diamond
set varieties.
w. Waters Schwab, president
of ]. r. Wood G. Son. Inc, dia-
mond dealers, had just returned
from Amsterdam and other i'm
portant European ccnters for pre-
cious stones.
"For the first time within the
memory Of seasoned Dealers he
said, "the foreign diamond mar
kets are gauging their price sched-
ules on the basis of demand in the
United States market. Those in
Amsterdam and other important
Jewel centers are watching the
American market closely"
Schwab said an important fac
tor IN the demand for diamonds
was Dan Cupid-the little fellow
who brings about the purchase of
engagement and wedding rings.
More engagement rings are being
purchased now, he said, than AT
any time since 1929.
Joseph Hirsch, manager of Sch
wartz Bros. Inc, said another
reason for the heavy demand for
diamonds was because many jewel
ed-movement watches were BEING
sold this holiday season.
Hirsch said it unGuestionab!r'
would be the biggest diamond and
jcwelry year from the standpoint
of sales since 1929.
"If the present volume con-
tinues." he added. 1--WE expect 1t
to be the best year since 1918.
Experts report that other gems
were following the lead of dia-
monds, and said they expected the
heavy buying to spread through
out the jewelry business. They
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-11-18
HAVANA STUDENT
HIGH In SCHOLARSHIP

Averages compiled at the end
Of the second months work at
Blue Ridge School show Louis
Douglas, Havana Cuba, to be
leading all students with a mark
Of $50. o.. $685..
In addition to Douglas, the stu
dents earning the ten highest
marks are ranked as follows: NAL
colin Parker, Cuba, 91.9; Albert
Perley, Black, Mountain, 91.9; Bob
Thomas, Lexington, KY, 91.8; jeff
Sewell.' Monroe. 91.9; Walker B.
Gaynor, Jr., Hendersonville, 1913;
Robin Parker, Cuba, $50; Rhame
Guyton, Marion, S. c., 1874; JOCK
Hughes, Evanston, ILL.,, 1885, Ben
Hardy, Atlanta, Ca, 85.7. y
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-11-18
CALLI-CURCI
SETSRE-DEbUT
Soprano Says Her Voice
and Personality Both
Changed i.
BY coRRINNE HARDESTY .
United Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Nov. Is. (UP). -
CALI Curci, world-famous soprano,
is going to give her audience a
spiritual feast" when she sings
here November "a for. the first
time since her goiter operation, she
said yesterday.
The spiritual feast" will be
dished up with plaintive songs Of
the frail mimi in La Boheme"
which, the vivacious Amelita says,
will express perfectly her new
voice. as well as her new soul.
Removal Of that potato in my
neck" took Galli-Curci off the
singing stage for more than n year,
changed her voice from Colora-
tura to Lyric and, she says, gave
her a new personality.
81 shall commune with my aud
fence as l never have before" the
wiry. dramatic diva said. at is
not how you walk, or how you look
that makes an audience love you;
it is the communion of souls. Since
my operation have felt great
release within me; | possess my
true soul. the soul of lyric So
prano."
The 'Spanish-Italian singer who
made her debut in Italy as q girl
and who has been singing opera
ever since, permitted her opera
ton to keep her quiet only a few
days. The operation was per-
formed August 10, 1885.
81 began singing again almost
at once, at home alone" she said.
81 didn't see any use staying in
the hospital waiting for things to
get worse"
In spite of new and wonderful
Freedom in voice and personality
Galli-Curci says she is enforcing
upon herself a firm discipline.
The slender Diva who has ] 5 ex-
ira pounds as well as new soul.
wanted to make her "re-debut" in
Chicago, scene of her first Amer
lean appearance. She sang orig
oletto" here in 1924.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-11-18
Justus Drug Store
Offers FREE Sample
OF New High Blood
Pressure Treatment

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These tablets are made by prom
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-11-18

The Russian press snnz
that successful hOthous du3
ment of orchids Ia: been al
out in the Arctic.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-11-18
ROSEN RELEASED in
ACCIDENT BY AUTO

ASHEVILLE, Nov. Is. - Reck-
less driving charges against Sam
Rosen, of Asheville, driver of an
automobile which struck and
slightly injured c. G. Carson, AZ,
of Tryon, on Haywood road in
West Asheville Sunday night,
were mol pressed in police court
on Monday. The court found Mr..
Rosen was not responsible for
the accident.
Mr.. Rosen asserted that Mr..
Carson got off bus and walked
without warning into the path of
his automobile. Mr.. Carson suf-
fered cuts about the head.
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SCHOLARS GET CASH

PEIPING. (UP).-All univers-
ity students who maintain a scho-
lastic average Of IS or more and
are commended by their school
authorities for exemplary conduct
will receive 500 as cash award
at the end Of each school year.
The government has appropriated
$4,000 for these rewards.