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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Oslava %. rijna v CSR.

20. rijna uplynulo 10 let cd
vyhlaseni samostatneho cesko-
slovenskeho statu. Ma praz-
skem Hrade v den ten dopole-
dine prijal president republiky
DR.. Eduard Benes tradicn1 O.
ficielni n~avstevy. Prisli mu
blahoprat pfedsedove obou she
moven, predseda poslanecke
snemovny Jan Malypetr a pred
soda senatu DR.. Frantisek Sou
kup. Pc mich blahopral jme-
mem cs. vlady ministersky pred
soda DR.. Milan Hodza, ktery
Sc rano vratil z Ruzomberku,
kde Sc zucastnil slavnostn1ho
odhalenf pametni desky veno-
vane pamatce obetf krvavych
udalosti v Cernove pred 80 le-
ty. Dale prijal president re-
publiky vojenskou delegaci s
ministrem narodn1 obrany FIR.
Machnikem v cele a pax nasle-
doval diplomaticky sbor, vede-
ny nejstarsim clenem papez-
skym nunciem, ktery oslovil
presidenta republiky jmenem
prazskeho diplomatickeho sbo
ru. Tento We SVEN blahopfej-
mem projevu vyzvedl, re presi-
dent Osvoboditel T. G.. Masa-
rVk mOhl pred SWIM OdchOdem
ma vecnost hledet vstTic bu-
doucnosti Ceskoslovenske re-
publiky s uspokojenfm. Videl,
re stat pod jeho moudrym We
denim vzrostl ma SVEN vyzna-
mu a vnitfne ses1lil. Osobnost
Masarykova vtiskla svGj cha
rakter celemu ceskoslovenske-
mu statu, jehoz zdarny vyvoj
pod vedenim dGstojneho ma
stupce p~residenta Osvobodite-
lie je z~ajisten. We sve odpove-
di ma blahopfani diplomaticke-
no sboru k narodn1mu svatku
odpovedel president republiky
DR.. Eduard Benes delsfm pro-
jevem, We kterem zd1raznil, re
cely ceskoslovensky stat Sc hla
81 oddane k pokracovan1 v d.
lie presidential Osvoboditele. Pr
vystavbe naseho statu slo v pr
WI fade O to, ably sc Ceskoslo,
vensko nezproneveTilo SWIM
demOkratickVm idalnm a my
Silence socialnl spravedlnosti.
Druhym zakladnfm profile
mem bylo zfskati Ike spolupraci
vsechny mensinove narodnosti,
zijicf ma 1zemf republiky. Pre-
sident Masaryk vzdy zdGraz-
noval zasadu, ably kazda men
sinova narodnost mohla Sc z1-
%castnovat a u%platnovat Poole
pomeru svych sill ma r1zenf sta
tn. Pokud Sc tyce dnesn1 me-
zinarodnf situace, prohlasil
president republiky We SVEN
projevu re Ceskoslovensko "a
sadne chce Sc vyhnouti kazde-
mu konfliktu a nechop1 Sc zbra
ne leda jenom ma obranu svoji
nezavislosti a svobody. Cesko-
slovensko jest upTimnym prf-
telem kazdeho statu.
Statni svatek republiky sla-
ven byl We vsech mestech a O.
sadach republiky v Cechach,
ma Morave-Slezsku, Slovensku
Ii Podkarpatske Rusi..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Povsry o zazracne moci
drahokamH.

Pan Korynta byl clovek po-
vercivy. Ne, re by snad vefil
ma ctyfil1stky, to vine re zku-
senosti, re ctyrlfstek neprinesl
nikorau V nas1 republice stestl.
Neveril ami ma komin1ky a FL
ry sena, ami ma treti zapalenl
cigarety, to ne. Pan Korynta
veril ma drahokamy. w v mia
d1 Sc pokousel rozpustit perlu
v octe jake kralovna Kleopa-
ira, ale nepovedlo sc mu to.
Perla byla jablonecka. Potion
sb1ral kde jaky kamen, STUDIO
val mineralogii a krystalogra-
fiji, poznal, ktery ma ~soustavu
sesterecnou, ktery kosotverec-
nou a nakonec vse vyhodil
kdyz mu domacf hrozil vyste-
hovan1m, re Sc dolejsi partial
prohyba pod Thou SHREK
strop. Ale svemu konicku zd-
stall veren. Zacalo to s grana-
ty a ametysty a skoncilo to
sestimes1cn1m zalarem pro u
kraden1 briliantG. V novinach
stale, re Sc stall obeti sve vas
ne.
Naproti tomu PAM Koryn-
tova nebyla vGbec poverciva,
ale mela tax T1kaj1c v zivote
pech. Ma co sahla, vsechno
skoncilo tragicky. W mladi
sc S nj kocarek rozjel z Rigro-
vych sad1 dolG k Fochovce a
porazil straznfka. We skole il
ucenf vGbec neslo a tax pfi vsl
vrozene intelligence a pfan1
rodicG nit studovanou dceru,
maturovala We ctvrte obecne.
A v manzelstv1. Reknete - by
10 to nejake manzelstvi S pa
mem Koryntou? Ten mel ra-
deli kameny a jeho srdce k JEFF
lasce zustalo take kamenne.
Bylo to cirou nahodou, re
nalezla v poznamkach pana
Korynty nauku O povefe dra-
hokam1. Tehdy okamzite Cd
nesla do zastavarny opalovy
prsten, ktery nemohla nikde
prodat, protoze opal pry pfi-
nas1 Shy. A zastavn1 l1stek
prodala. Protoze ~zjistila, re
meslcn1 kamen pro lidi naroze-
ne v 1noru je tyrkys, koupila
81 prstynek s tyrkysem. To je
kamen, ktery Poole stare pove-
ry ma z1skavat pratele. Pan
Popluzny sc stall tim novym IL
skem pr1telem PAM Koryntove.
Povera drahokamu pocala Il
cinkovat. Byla stastna a do
stavala darby. A protoze me-
la s~estimesicnf d1vod k rozvo-
du s panem Koryntou, vzala 81
pana Popluzneho, pensistu a
byvaleho radu. Ale jen ma
pull roku. Pc pdl roce byla vdo-
YOU S pens1 5000 Kc mes1cne.
Potion nekdo rekne, re nevefi
ma poveru drahokamG.
V rukou laika jsou to pouhe
ozdoby, ktere nemaj1 ami w.
manu-, ami vlivu. Ale pf1pad
PAM Koryntove mne donutil, a
bych 81 koupil mes1cn1 kamen.
Nam rubin, ten chranf prot le-
nivosti. TAX jsem ma 1cinky
zvedav.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Zardousena We studni.

V Rohoznici u Nemcinan v o.
krese Zlate Moravce nasli v
studni mrtvolu 23lete Berry
Hudakove. Ma dlvcine hrdle
Sc nasty stopy pc rdousen1.B Be-
pecne Sc zjistilo, re Hudakova
byla zardousena a pax vhoze-
ma do studny. Do Rozhoznice
odjela lined patracf stanice z
Nitry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Ceska filharmonie odjfzdi ma
cesty.

Ceska filharmonie odjfzdi
tuto nedeli ma velkou okruzni
cestu pc Anglii, Skotsku a Bel
gil, kde provede radu koncertn
"a rfzen1 Rafaela Kubelika.
Program tvoff skladby Smeta-
novy, Dvorakovy, Sukovy, ia
nacknv Taras Bulba a z cizich
autor1 Cajkovskij. Turne Sc
koncf 6. listopadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Rama nozem zachranou

Reznika J. Effenbregera z
Vizenberka ma Morave ranila
mrtvice. Pr padu ma zem 81
vrazil do tela ostry n1z, KITE
rym prave pracoval. A to no
Poole lekaT1 zachranilo. Kr-
vacen1m Sc sn1zil tlak krve ja-
ko pri poustenl zilOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
We Vfdni manze1ka Oh

= We V1dni manzelka OBJ
chodnika zadala zadost O roz-
vod cd manzela sveho, pone-
vac tento We spanku vzdy mlu-
vii O nejake Mari.
"Nevernost We spanku mic ne
znamena. Jenom skutecne pri-
pady nevery v soudu rozhodu-
il, rozhodl soudce."
Spiknutf proti zivotu ra-
kouskeho kancleTe Kurta
Schuschnigga, ktery mel byti
spiklenci zavrazden pfi verej-
mem vystoupen1, bylo odhaleno
policif We Vfdni, bylo ozname-
no.
z politickych ddvodd po-
drobnosti nebyly lined ozna-
meny, ale Poole dohad6 stale
Sc to proto, re 1tocnfci prfslu-
Sell k vsenemeckym Hitlerov-
cum a v prftomnem politickem
napetf jeho odhaleni bylo by
velmi nemile Wade v Berline.
V Ceskoslovensku byla tato
zprava pTijata S velkou Poor
nostf, jelikoz toto samotno
bylo podrobeno v poslednf do
be zurive stvanici nazistskeho
tisku v Reichu, a cell pozadav-
kun nazistskych Henleinovc1,
ably sudetskym NemcGm byla
dana samosprava.
Stejna Stvanice vedena byla
r. 1884 proti Rakousku pred
nezdafenym nazistskym pu-
Gem v cervenci, "a ktereho teh-
dejsf rakousky kancleT Engel-
bert Dollfuss, velky pr1tel dix
tatora Mussoliniho, byl zavraz
den.
Spanelsko vysle delegaci
SO osob, ably nynejs1 madrid
sko-valencijskou vladu repre-
sentovaly pTi oslave 20. vyroc1
rude 81 bolsevicke revoluce ma
Rusi. Tato delegace z1castni
sc osIavy, ktera Dude 7. listo-
padu v Moskve.
Delegati budou z Madridu,
Valencie a Barcelony a pove-
you RUNE Diary pro sovetskou
Uni. Mezi Diary budou prace
um6lc1 a stare vzacne tapety i
strozitnosti, ktere venovali VIA
dnf zamestnanci a organisace
loyalisticke armady.
Vyrocf rude revoluce ma Ru-
81 stretne Sc take S prvnfm W.
rocim 1spesne obrany Madri-
du pred 1tocfcfmi nacionalisty.
Toto vyroci Dude tez oslaveno
We velkych rozmerech ma ce-
lem 1zemf Spanelska, ktere je
dosud pod kontrolou loyalistu.
- Strana radikalnich socia-
list1, tvorfcf jadro lidove from
ty jez nyni vladne We Francii,
pozadovala svolanf svetove
conference, ma ktere by Sc u
spokojily pozadavky Nemecka
"a zdroje p%rirodnfch surovin.
Resoluce prijata pfi zakonceni
sjezdu strany v Lille, s~oucasne
obnovila oposici proti jeho po-
zadavkGm "a navracen1 ztra-
cenych koloni1 co prostfedek k
hospodaTske expansi Reichu.
Doporucenf ma takOvOu kOn-
ferenci je doprovazeno take
blahopranfm Wade, re "zajis-
tia Francii mocnou a ukazne-
nou armada jejfz potreba byla
vynucena stavajfcimi pomery.
Ma sjezdu byl %ignorovan nesou
lad mezi Francii a Italif, acko-
liv prave veslo We znamost Cd
volani italskeho vyslance Ger
rutiho do Rfma. We Francii Sc
tento krok vyklada co natlak
re R1ma ma vladu Pafizi, a
by uznala okkupaci Habese l.
tali1 a umoznila tax move jme-
novanf vzajemnych v~yslancd
do PaT1ze i R1ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Vyroba dymek a cibukG OKLA.
Chude hOrske PrOSecSkO

Chude hOrSke PrOSecSKO We
vychodnich Cechach pronikalo
kdysi daleko do sveta kvalit-
MIN dymkarstvlm. Ia krise
byla vyroba dymek a cibuk1
znacne omezena.N yn1 Sc tn po-
merry v dymkaTskem prGmyslu
lepsf Znovu sc odtud dymky
a cibuky vyvazejf take pres O.
cean do Kanady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-05
Odkazal pres til sta tisic Kc
svemu rodnemu msstu.

Vrchn1 soudnf rada NEW.
spr. soudu Jaroslav Loefler,
jenz letos v lete zemrel, odka-
zal v poslednf Will svemu rod
nemu mestu JindTichovu Hrad
ci cenne papfry v hodnote pres
100000 Kc. Urcil, ably tato
castka byla rozdelena stejnym
dflem pro sirotcinec, chorobi-
nee a 1stav chudych.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-19

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-19

To set ones table with this
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ury touch you can easily afford
for, secret!-it's made throughout
of ordinary string. You simply
crochet one 8-inch square at a
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1913 contains chart and directions
for making the square; material
Evening star., 1937-09-01

Cslluloee fibre that looks very much like
cloth and is very sturdy! 36 inches wide and
9 feet long. Choice Of colors.
Evening star., 1937-09-01
25c sss1ss< s;%t

The Chocolate Almond has
toasted almonds added to
rich chocolate Ice cream.
The banana Is made with
fresh fruit.
Evening star., 1937-09-01

A blend Of highest quality cottees
cleaned four times in the
making untouched by human
hands.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-11-12
FORMER p. CITY PASTOR
ENTERTAINED BY CLASS

Planned by the members of his Sun
day School Bible class at Antioch M.
E. Church, Princess Anne, Rev. Ran
som p. Nichols, the friendly pastor,
whose deeds and influence endear him
to many far beyond the confines of
his Antioch congregation, was tender
ed delightful surprise birthday party
at the parsonage on Wednesday night.
More than fifty guests attended and
spent a most enjoyable evening with
games, stunts and singing. Last No
vember Bird the good parson became of
age, he said, and then his congregation
placed 21 candles on his cake, so that
at this weeks anniversary % candles
decorated the large and delicious bak-
ing which was cut amid appropriate
ceremony and served with ice cream.
AS he blew his candles out the parson
admitted that he was at least that old,
but could find no diminution of his
blowing powers and the abiding en-
joyment of having his many friends
gather with him on these anniversar-
les.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-11-12
EASTON LAMENTS THE
NARROWNESS OF STREET

The proposal to widen Dover Street
Easton, Md, between Harrison and
Washington is so old that it seems to
die lingering death. And yet every
day sees the absolute need of it. The
congestion on this block is such that
there is an actual money loss each
day. On Tuesday traffic was tied up
nearly the entire length of the block,
not once, but five times in the morn
ing.
One of these times it was six min
utes by the clock before it was all
Strengthened out. Property owners
on the north side of the street would
unquestionably let the town have some
of the sidewalk space for widening the
street.
Some weeks ago the Rotary Club
sent a committee to the Council to
talk the matter over, and this was
done for an hour, there even being the
Town Engineers drawings of what it
would mean to do this. A committee
of the Council was appointed to make
a report.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-11-12
FROM OUR
EXCHANGES
PENINSULA GENERAL is
ON ACCREDITED LIST

Three Eastern Shore hospitals, in
cluding the Peninsula General, Sal
isbury, have been listed as accredited
and approved institutions" by the
American College of Surgeons, the
ratings having been announced at the
goth Annual Hospital standardization
Conference just held in Chicago.
Beside the Salisbury institution
community-owned and with capacity
of 1O5 patients, the others on the
Shore are: Emergency Hospital, Eas-
ton, and Cambridge-Maryland hospi-
tai, Cambridge.
The College has established definite
standards in an effort to standardize
hospital facilities and services through
out the United States in order to af-
ford maximum safeguards for pa
tients.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-11-12
CHINCOTEAGUE ISLANDER
UNDER $1,000 BOND

A Chincoteague oyster tonger, iden-
titled by State Police as Tommy
White, is under $1,000 bond for ap-
pearance Monday before a coroner's
jury investigating the death of Mrs.
Emma Stevens, Berlin woman killed
by an automobile.
Magistrate Fred Culver placed
White under bond last week pending
the outcome of Mrs. Stevens injuries.
She died at the Peninsula General
Hospital after the oysterman had left
for trip on the bay. He is not aware
of her death. She had received frac
tured skull in the accident.
Because of Whites absence, State
Police said, testimony for the inquest
will not be presented until he gets
back. A coroner's jury was impaneled
which viewed the body and adjourned.
Meanwhile, efforts were redoubled
to locate her husband, Ray Stevens,
linotype operator, who has been re-
ported in Oklahoma and in Whining
ton, Del.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-11-12
RAILROAD PETITIONS
TO CURTAIL SERVICE

The possibility that the steadily
closing pincers which have been lop-
ping off railroad passenger service
on the branch lines of the Eastern
Shore may reach Centreville in the
near future loomed up in the wake of
a visit of railroad heads to Chester
town Thursday last when definite
intimation was given that railroad
passenger and mail service from that
town would be entirely eliminated.
The railroad heads, Colonel Whit
lock, General Superintendent of the
P. B. & w. r. r. and X. r. Vought,
Superintendent of the Delmarva Divi-
sion of the Pennsylvania Railroad, did
not include Centreville in their tour.
While no official information was
available as to the plans of the rail-
road in regard to Centreville, fears
were expressed that the cropping of
1.-The Chestertown branch which feeds
into the Centreville line at Massey was
but a preliminary step to the dincon-
..tinuance of passenger service there.
1t is understood that application for
the discontinuance of passenger SER
vice out of Chestertown has been
made to the Public Service Commits
sion. Milk service handled by the
passenger trains will be accommodated
by freight service and will be picked
up by the Centreville train as usual,
it is said. The handling of the mail
service and especially the parcel post
is expected to be the greatest prob
lem.
The official view of the revenue of
the Centreville passenger train is
hard to get. Unofficially it is said
that the passenger revenue is unsatis-
factory but that the milk and mail
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-11-12
AIKA-SELTZER for

COLDS, Acid Indigestion, Head
ache, Neuralgia, Muscular, Rheu-
matte, Sciatic Pains and other
disorders due to an over-acid con-
dition Of the body. The analgesic,
(acetyl- salicylate) relieves pain. Tho
alkalizers help to correct the cause
Of those pains due to hyperacidity of
the stomach.
Get Alka-Seltzcr at your drug
store in SOc and 6Oc packages for
home use, or ask for a glass of
Alka-Seltzer at the soda fountain.
;}7k!TH5 i|s. \ \ sy.VKz5
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-11-12
Jak Hall, Va. News

Mrs. w. 1. Hancock entertained the
Ladies Aid and Missionary, Thursday.
Mr.. Neal Taylor of Williams was
the diner guest of his sister, Mrs.
Eutha Matthews, Sunday.
Mrs. E. M. Taylor spent Monday
with her sister, Mrs. w. L. Bunting
at Beaver Dam.
Mr.. Milton McCann and friend of
Wilmington, DEL, was caller in town,
Sunday.
Mrs. Sallye Hayman was given a
surprise birthday party Saturday
night.
Mrs. Geo. Ward visited her BROTH
er's at Mona, last week.
Miss Mildred Fox, of Pocomoke,
spent Monday night with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Fox.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-11-12

ton.
Mrs. Olevia Aydelotte who has been
spending some time with her grand
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Marshall,
in Wilmington returned home with Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Marshall on Sun
day after they had spent the day.
Mrs. J. Ralph Boston and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Mason spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Dew
ey Mason in Baltimore.
Mrs. Minnie McKissick and son,
Ralph, of Philadelphia, have been re-
cent visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Jones'.
Relatives and friends from Virgin
ia of Mrs. Arthur Jones gave her
surprise on Monday evening, Novem-
ber 1st in honor of her birthday. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Hargis
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wimbrow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Revelle and John
and Barbara, Mrs. Mamie Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. L. F. Gladding, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gladding, Mrs. Sallie Hay
man, Mrs. Dora Burton, Mrs. Roger
Burton and son, Orville and Mrs. Geo.
Taylor and Mrs. Ella Russell and Mr..
Walter Jones. Delicious refreshments
were served and Mrs. Jones received
many beautiful presents. All returned
to their home at a late hour wishing
Mrs. Jones many more happy birth
days.
Mrs. Marion Jones returned home
on Friday after spending week with
her daughter, Mrs. Raymond DeVreas
at Drexel Hill, Pa.
Revival services began at Remson
Church on Sunday night.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-11-12

revenues provide good backlog. Pas
senger service is down to the limit of
one train each way daily. Passen-
ger service on the Centreville link con-
Meeting with the B. & E. road at
Queenstown was abandoned number
of years ago so that passenger service
on the branch running to Townsend
is now the only outlet from Centre
vile. The lack of through bus ser
vice touching Centreville has already
made the Queen Anne's county seat
one of the hardest towns to get in or
out of by persons who do not have
automobiles at their disposal.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-11-12

a sort of nervous unrest that has deve-
loped from time the tense selfish
loped from the tense selfish grasping
spirit of this materialistic age?
In the picture of the ideal life of
Gods man as presented to us in the
opening chapters of Genesis, we find
nothing of this modern nervous ten
sion. Rather we find man moving
with slower pace, content with suf-
ficiency of things and having time to
drink in deeply the glory of a color
full sunset.
Is it possible for us to capture the
spirit of this Edenic peacefulness and
to carry it along with us in the rush of
today's life?
There was One who did it. He liv-
ed among men an unhurried life and
was continually bestowing upon all
who desired it peace (which passeth
all understanding" This same Christ
bequeathed this luxuriant peace to
you. "My peace" declared He, 81 give
unto you'll"
While your feet may have to hurry
along to keep up with the pace of
those around you, nevertheless, within
your mind, you may have dwelling a
serenity like that which pervades a
summers sunlit meadow land. You
can continually bask in a peace which
is both relaxing and unhurried.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-11-12
RADIANT LIVING
What's The Rush?
BY Rev. C.. M. Griffeth

Pastor Calvary Nj. E. Church
Sudlersville, Md.
While driving along with a friend
a car slipped up behind us and shot
past with terrific speed only to pull
up suddenly a short distance ahead at
garage.
Said my friend to me, "Well, he GER
tainly was in big hurry to get no
where"
Have you not met number of peo-
pie like that? Why are they always
in such haste, only to know, after ar
irving, not what to do with themsel-
yes?
Is not the cause of this unpurpose-
full rush something that has come up
out of modern civilization? Is it not
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-11-12

Rev. D. B. Prettyman and wife and
Mrs. Travers, of Trappe, Md, and Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Collins, of Hallwood
Va, were entertained at supper on
Sunday by Mrs. Allison Payne.
Mrs. Laura Redden who has been
spending some time in Philadelphia
with relatives and friends, returned
home on Sunday.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-11-12
Rernson News

Mr.. and Mrs. John Aydelotte and
son, John, of Salisbury and Mrs. Doug
las Carmean of Snow Hill spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ralph Bos-
The Arizona gleam., 1937-02-26
Miss Pets
,i y ,~ Miss Pets
BETTER HOME.
LIVING
Calvin Service1
T I Were You"

IF I were you would put a few
pennies aside each week or month,
whichever the case may be, to buy
a few good books. There is no
thing like having some reliable
source to which you can turn when
a need arises, to secure the de-
sired information. ], know of no
better source than a reliable book.
I should think that any home
maker would consider, Meal
Planning and Table Service" by.N.
Beth Bailey, published by The
Manuel Art Press, Ill, price $1.S0,
1885, edition, an. Invaluable piece
Of property, This book contains
information !. about entertaining,
choice Of equipment for the dining
rooms including furniture, table
The Arizona gleam., 1937-02-26
!. 8. = PRAISE: !. j: AND
CRITICISM
BY Porter Roberts l.

Joe,e Louis seems to be nearing
his greatest chance; that Of fight
ing for the Heavyweight Cham
pionship of the world. That lis as
it should be. This column conn
planned many months ago, about
the way they were over-fighting
Joe Louis, and criticised his mana
gers for it. The name of old Jack
Johnson (who never was the fight
er that Joe Louis is), is almost too
dim to see now. That is good.
For, it has taken over twenty
years for colored people to "sell"'
the prize fight public : another
heavyweight contender Joe Louis
isothat contender. If he misses a
chance at the Championship, it
might take over twenty years to
find another fighter who. is as
good as he is, to say nothing OF
the goodwill the. American fight
public has towards him. ~ ~
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Joe Louis'managers, John Rox-
borough and Julian Black, were
telling the world that they did
NOT want "a Championship fight
between Joe Louis and Jimmie
Braddock, the Champion, altho-
ought afBraddock was willing to-
fight, and said so. That, as you
know was quite unusual, as. all
heavyweight, champions since Jack
johnson drew the so-called nfcolor
line. -. Let us. hope that Joe Louis
will fight for the Championship.
For. it may be NOW OR NEvER!.
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