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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-08
STAR HOPED
TO FINISH
PICTURE
Refused to Let Down.
Employers, Spurned
Needed Operation

Read Andrew r. KeNey's
tribute to Jean HdrloW on
Page 8. Full page of pic
lures of Miss HdrloU,
Page 5.
HOLLYWOOD, June 8
(I.N.s.).-Unwilling to "let
down" her studio and fear
full Of the knife, glamorous
Jean Harlow virtually SEN
fenced herself to death, il
was learned today.
Attacked by an ailment that
spread poison through her
body, the brilliant actress re-
fused to permit an operation
which normally relieves the
condition, an unimpeachabls
source told international News
Service.
AS a result, the 26-year-old mis-
tress Of q million-dollar fortune.
who skyrocketed to film fame as a
seductive, platinum bio n d Q"
charmer, and later proved she
could carry other roles with dis
tinction, lay in a mortuary today
at the height of her career, await
ing burial tomorrow morning.
The fatal decision, made shortly
after she was taken home May 20
from her studio, virtually in q
state of collapse, was maintained
even last Sunday night when she
was rushed to the hospital.
Even at that late date something
might have been done by medical
science to avert the breakdown Of
the kidneys which spread uremic
poisoning through Miss Harlow's
body, it was said.
Always optimistic, however, the
actress hoped she would be able
to fight off the attack and return
to work on the nearly finished pic.
ture, Saratoga" in which shs
co-Starred with Clarke Gable.
The end. which came at 1887
o'clock yesterday morning, shocked
Continued on Page A. Col. y
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-08
WASHINGTON FORECAST

Fair tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy, slight
" warmer, probably followed by showers at
night; gentle, variable winds, becoming mod
crate southwest.
CWeather Details on Page 1D Al
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-08

President Roosevelt today sent
to the Senate the names Of two
men for appointment to the new
judgeships created recently for
the ninth Circuit Court Of APP
peals. The President nominated
Federal District Judge Albert Lee
Stephens, Of Los Angeles, and
William Healy, of Idaho.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-08
Tractor ExpIodes

SILVER HILL, Nd, June 8.
Randolph Brooks, jr., county
farmer escaped serious injury yes
terday when the gasoline tank Of
his tractor which he was using in
ploughing. exploded, apparently
from being overheated while run.
ming under a blazing sun. Brooks
was not on the tractor at the time.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-24
Neal Family Settled in
Minnesota 20 Years Ago

The Neal Funeral Home In of St again
their faith and confidence the people St. Paul
display being than
pee funerals be exhibited This saving
of Is per the funeral Being
mindful of its duty this community the Home
feels confident that the skepa Convinced
beyond reasonable doubt of the honest
sideraton Evidence loyalty people was
last spring and when the Neal property modernzed
The architect and coored three
thousand dollars paid artisans and bores all of whom
colored and reside in the city of ST.
policy being employed. always will
the policy of the organization employ the
when possible The Neal Funeral Home nc through
the people every dollar than
has received, the community which they believe fact
worthy of consideration by st. Paul.
The Neal Funeral Home nc owned and controlled entirely
by W. Squire Neal and John Neal J of the late John L.
Neal who pioneered here from Nashville than
through Washington and became builders
Negro social business life Cities
worker the building of the Negro of the
Northwest
W. Squire Neal the President and founder of the Neal Funeral
Home Inc the oldest morcian actively engaged business
in the Twin Cities having been business than Is years.
He born in that of Midway between Minneapolis and St.
Paul which St. Paul. and is a home product
The Meals contributed literally every organization and
whose objective has been for the betterment of the
Negro
Members of the staff the Neal Funeral Home nc Mr.
Otis F. Allen Mr. Mrs Ceat Oliver and Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Wheeler all residing St Paul. and who depend the Neal
Funeral Home, Inc, for their entire support
Now that the old year fast slipping away
appreciate the patronage they have received and pledge continued
faithfully who may require
Neal Funeral Home nc of ST. Paul. wishes Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-24

er of maces in the time Of Oliver
Cromwell. The mace of the Crom-
well period, however. bore no regal
symbols. These were restored after
his time.
Cromwell himself perpetrated the
most fragrant offense Of legislative
authority when he pointed to the
golden mace then in use and shout
ed:
Take away that baubleI"
In few instances the mace has
been used in the United States to
quiet some angered member Of the
house Of representatives. Accord
ing to records, its authority has
never been ignored.
A number of states, including
South Carolina, have maces used
on state occasions.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-24
Mace, SYN Dol of Power,
Is Used in Many Lands

The mace. symbol Of govern
ment authority. has an ancient ORR
gin. One In Washington has been
IN existence since the organization
OF the federal government in 1889.
1t was provided for by a resolution
adopted by the house during the
first congress on April IA Of that
year. It has served as a symbol Of
authority Of the sergeant-at-arms,
who Is charged with the duty Of
preserving order on the floor of the
house, states a writer in the Indi-
annapolis News.
The magistrates Of the old Roman
republic, proceeding on foot from
one place to another, set up their
little courts to administer justice.
Each was attended by small body
Of men known as ictors, who pre-
served order, made arrests and in
ficted punishment. Each hctor car
ried with him a bunch Of rods fas-
tened together by thongs, with an
ak bound on the outside. The rods
were for scourging and the ak for
beheading.
In conquering Britain, the Ro-
mans brought with them the fasces,
or rods, as an emblem Of authority,
which, like other Roman customs,
remained with the British people
and were introduced into American
institutions.
The mace In use in the English
house Of commons was made in
l649 by Thomas Maundy, chief max
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-24

For Rent: Five room house, SIT.
Apply S046 21st Ave. South. Phone
Cherry SO9S, Mr.. Bantam, call be-
tween hours of 10 and 2.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-24

St., left Wednesday for Oklahoma
to spend the holidays with rela-
tives.
The Louis A. C.'s, who are rated
as the state champions of Y. M.
C. AS are scheduled to play Halle
@. Browns team of st. Paul in the
near future.
Mr.. Luther Dawson who passed
away December IL was quietly laid
to rest in Forrest Hill cemetery
Monday, December Is. The funeral
was under the direction of the Elks'
Lodge of Duluth, from Crawford's
Chapel. Thomas Calvin, of Ames
Lodge No. of Minneapolis, gave
Thanatopsis. R. ]. Simmons, as
sisted by Rev. Oglesby and Mr..
Gronseth, officiated.
The pallbearers were Otis Hans,
George Adams, George Dozier,
Sam Evans, and Left Baker.
Mrs. Minnie Adams and Mrs. Le-
ona Kelly furnished the music.
Mrs. B. v. Hoffman was at the
organ.
Mr.. Steve Simmons arrived home
Saturday to spend the holidays
withshis family. Steve is attending
a law school in st. Paul.
Mrs. Kitty Knox recently re-
turned from Kansas, where she was
on a sad mission to bury her
mother.
Have you helped the N. A. A. C.
P. in buying Christmas Seals? Ac-
cording to the report from the head
Of the Christmas Seals Committee
Duluth has nearly reached its
quota.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-24
DULUTH NEWS

The Christmas holidays are
starting Of with q bang. The Gary
Mission will hold its annual Christ
mas program Tuesday, December
81. Calvary Baptist Sunday
School will hold its Christmas pro-
gram Thursday, December %, and
st. Marks A. M. E. Sunday School
will have its annual Christmas pro-
gram Friday, December "a.
Mrs. Edmonia s. Chairman at
tended the Occasional Chapter OF
the Minnesota and Jurisdiction No
vember 26 and 81. The meeting
was held in Halle Q. Brown House
of st. Paul.
Miss Georgia Cook, Of Kenwoo6
Ave-, is confined to st. Mary's Hos
pital with pneumonia.
Mr.. Charles Colby, who received
injuries last week when knocked
down by an automobile on East
Fourth St., is much improved al
this writing.
Everett johnson, Jr., has beer
placed on the School Police Force
The P. w. C. met at the home Of
Miss Harriette E. Chairman. The
guest speaker was Miss Dorothy
Ransmith Of the Y. w. c. A.
The Calvary Baptist Missionary
met with Mrs. George Kelly Of
1924 East 10th St., on Thursday
December Is.
Miss Frances Watts returned
last week from an extended visit
in Detroit, Mich. She reported
having a wonderful time, but was
glad to get home.
Mrs. CleI Miller, of GOT East TIL
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-24
indians and State Namea

American Indians had an impor.
tant part in naming many states Of
the nation. Wyoming was called
IN cheuwomink" by the Indians, Q
Smithsonian institution survey re-
veals. Nebraska means fiat wa
ter" to the Sioux tribes; Oklahoma
is the Choctaw word for red peo-
ple," and Missouri got its name
from an Algonquin phrase meaning
che Of the big canoe" Minnesota,
literally translated from the Siouan,
means ''land Of the sky-blue water"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-24

FOR RENT
7-ROOm House, modern. Garage.
1872 st. Adams. Rent $25 per month.
Elkhurst 4713.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-24
Classified Section

ClassiAsd Rates: Three cents per word. minimum
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La gaceta., 1937-10-28
ESTAN EN- DESACUERDO
LAS COMISIONES DE LAS
DOS GRANDES COLECTI-
A OBRERAS

/. Washington, oct. 28.-Las co
misiones del CLIO y la Fedora
ci6n Americana del Trabajo Sc
hallan en- desacuerdo y no Sc sa
be 81 volveran q reunirse.
La Federation recibi6 las pro
posiciones del CIO, rechazando-
las. A su vez hizo contrapropo-
siciones v no lie fueron acepta-
das.
Lo que la Federation Quiere,
dijo anoche Phillip Murray, es
que nos rindamos a discretion,
traicionando a los obreros que
en- nosotros confian. No lie da-
remos csc placer.
Aseguran los miembr0s de la
Federation que Murray recha-
z6 las condolences sin consul
tar q sus companeros.
El punto mas importante Pc
dido por la Federation es que 81
Clio Sc disuelva.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
BANQUETE EN- HONOR DE
LOS CONCEJALESI CAN
NELLA, PACHECO Y Ell
COMISIONADO NICK MUG
CLIO

Sc efectu6 anoche en- ell res
taurant Columbia, en- la sala
"El Cortijo", ell banquete orga-
nizado por la CamaraI de Co.
mercio de Ybor en- honor de los
concejales Pacheco, Cannella y
Ell comisionado Nuccio,
Pacheco y Cannella ocuparon
los sitios de honor en- la mesa,
que preside Jose Glamour.
Nuccio no pudO ~asistir, por
cuanto demandaban su aten-
ci6n compromises contraidos
con anterioridad.
La cocina del Columbia sir
vic IN exquisite menu, de acuer
do con 10 que Sc habia prone
lido.
Casimiro Hernandez, al fl
nal, obsequi6 a la Camara con
su acostumbrada fineza, STEM
do aplaudido, 10 mismo que su
socio, ell Sr. Manuel Garcia.
Glamour pronunci6 un dis
curse elogiando la labor de los
homenajeados Y lie contestaror
Pacheco y Cannella, con graz
habilidad.
Pacheco destac6 puntos i'm
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
CABARET PRIVADO DE LA
SECCION DE DAMAS DE
PROTECTION Y AUXILIO

Una comision de la Seccion
de Damas de Protection y Au
xiiio, compuesta por las Sras.
Sanchez de Greco y Casanova
de Garcia, nos visito en- la ma
mana de hoy para enterarnos
de cue dara un Cabaret priva.
do especial, ell dia a de diciem
bre, en- ell edificio de Ybor CT
ty.
Con ell dinero que esa flies.
ia produzca la Seccicn compra
ra nuevas camas para Ell Sa,
natorio.
Las camas son necesarias
porque las dos grandes salas
del Sanatorio estan IIenas de
enfermos.
Dos orquestas de primer or
den han sido contratadas.
Es probable que en- este Ca,
baret tome parte, 81 llega a
tempo, ell joven tenor Casano.
GA, tan apreciado en- Tampa.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28

da Ell vapor, dice que el carga-
mento lie fue despositado en- Gil
jon por Ell gobernador de Astu-
rias, con la encomienda de en-
tregarlo al embajador de Espa-
ma en- Francia, Don Angel Os-
sorio y Gallardo.
"Yo voy a cumplir la orden
que recibi, desatendiendo las O.
tras reclamaciones.' Sac6 el car
gamento de Gij6n bajo los cano
mes de los barcos rebeldes, que
nc sabian 10 que llevaba.
Los facciosos han pedido el
secuestro judicial del cargamen
to, con la esperanto de que cal
ga en- sus manos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
DICESE QUE Ell EXREY
A VISITARA A
MIAMI

Los despachos llegados hoy
de Europa permiten asegurar
que el exrey Eduardo, ahora du
que de Windsor, casado con la
americana Wallis Warfield, W
sitara a Miami v Hollywood Ell
ell recorrido que piensa' hacer
del territorio americana.
FL duque y ST. esposa embar-
caran Ell ell Bremen, un vapor
"nazi', q dia 6 de noviembre,
con mas de 70 baules Y seis Sc
c~retarios y sirvientes
Con ell duque y la duqresa
haran ell viaje Dudley R. For
wood Y David Storier, este Ill
tino ell hombre de la fuerza pa
ra los casos de peligro.
Els possible que vengan con
ellos los esposos Charles E.
Bedeaux, americanos, en- cuyo
castillo Sc hospedaron ell pasado
JUNO.
Stories es inspector de Scot
land Yard.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
La fiesta de Hallowe' en- en-
Tampa y en- la Septima avenida

evitando asi problemas de tran
sito y orden p1blico.
La S6ptima avenida, como va
hemos anunciado, empenara a
ser limpiada de AUTOMOBILES a
las a de la tarde, de modo que
los ninos tengan las maybres
comodidades posibles, 10 mismo
que los mayores.
Entire las z y las 10 de la mo-
che Sc verificara la fiesta, pa
sando va de 60 los regalos reci-
bidos.
La lista de regalos sera pu-
blicada por nosotros y la CANA
ra de Concrete los exhibira en-
su oficina de la S6ptima aveni-
da 1419.
Prestara la policia doble SER
vicio, en- csc dia, y los legiona-
rios del puesto Marcelo Coma
lez No. 73 ayudaran a mantle
ner ell orden.
Los regalos no seran distri-
buidos en- la Gale sine que los
agraciados deberan recogerlos
en- la oficina de la Camara de
| Concrete.
Habra premios para los nj
nos Y personals mayores.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28

portantisimos de la obra reali-
zada y dijo que la cooperation
de todss es indispensable.
Del mismo tono de compren-
sion y cordialidad fue la ora
ci6n de Cannella.
Hablaron despues varios de
los directories, refiriendose a
las obras en- proyecto, y Sc IL
cord6 dar preferencia a la BIZ
blioteca pdblica. Pacheco y Can
nella trataran de conseguir un
terreno adecuado.
Pasadas las diez termin6 ell
brillante acto.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
LA EMBAJADA PROTESTO
A SU TEMPO DE LA LEY
DE

Washington, oct 28.-Comen
tando ell informe del Gremio
Nacional de Abogados sobre la
ley de neutralidad y ell hecho
de que varios peri6dicos publ
caran que la embajadat habia
guardado silencio sobre Ell par
t%icular, Don Fernando de los
Rios, ell embaiador, declare a.
yer: La information de que el
gobierno espanol, por medic de
esta embajada, ha guardado
complete silencio, carece Ipor
complete de Fundamental. Des-
dc Ell principle ell gobierno es-
panol zen los debidos terminus
amigables, hizo conocer a quien
interesaba ell juicio que a nues-
tro gobierno merecfa tai medi-
da, juicio reafirmado mas tar
de en- terminus inequivocos.
Ell Gremio de Abogados con-
dena la actitud del gobierno de
los E. u. en- cuanto a la neutra-
lidad, porque es una neutrali-
dad que atropella un tratado
con Espana Y perjudica intere-
SEES ~legitimos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28

Con Ell fin de dar a los ninos
mayor entretenimiento en- Ha-
llowe'en, sin causar dano a ma
die ell pr6ximo lunes Sd efec-
tuara una doble fiesta en- las ca
Hes de Tampa, la primera en-
Franklin ST., dentro de las ca
lies sehaladas por ell jefe de po-
licfa, Mr.. Woodruff, y la segun
da en- la Septima avenida entire
las GALES % y IA.
Aver por la manana Sc acor-
do en- la oficina del alcalde
Chancey, luego de una confe-
rencia al la que asistieron los
Sres. Nash Higgins, jefe de po-
licfa Woodruff, Frank de la
Grana, Victoriano Manteiga.
Henry Scaglione y Charles Spt-
cola, que la fiesta de Ybor City,
senalada en- principle para q
viernes, Sc v~erificara ell lunes
10 mismo que en- Tampa.
Ybor City habia acordado
cue .fuera para Ell ~viernes, cor
Ell fin de no antagonizar a los
comerciantes de Tampa, pero e.
alcalde y ell jefe de policfa esti-
maron que 10 mejor era cele'
brar la fiesta en- un solo dia
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
LOS FACCIOSOS RECLA-
MAN DINERO QUE LIE
FUE ~ENTREGADO A UN
CAPTAIN INGLES
Solo entregard ell tesoro Ell En-
bGjodOr de Valencia en- Francia

Paris, oct. 28.-Contin1a an
clado en- ell Havre ell vapor Mid
die llegado de Espana con 1900
cajas de lingotes de orc, dinero,
joyas, acciones y tesoros de ar
tie con un valor de varios Milo
mes de pesos,
Contra ell cargamento Sc han
lanzado los delegados de los fas-
cistas espanoles, llegados de Gi
jon, Santander y Sn. Sebastian.
Ell captain Simpson, que man
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
"TINTA Y sELLo"
por Cogtstapte BalbontjH
TABLA DE AMOR

Cuando consiga Ell dinero
que 70 pienso conseguir.
compare para escribir
pluma, papel v tintero.
Pizarra y un lapicero
porque tengo que sumar,
restar Y multiplicar, j.
para peder conocer
con ndmeFoa la mujer,
con quien me voy a casar.
Els una necesidad
ser en- ell amor consciente.
Sumando despacio al frente
puedo yer 10 que me da.
Restando esta cantidad
no me puedo equivocar,
y volvj6ndola a surnar,
cntera la operacion,
por 81 hay equivocaci6n
con quien me voy a casar.
IPor 81 ell n1mero del medic
ha sufrido alteration,
con la multiplication,
busco en- eI centre un premedio
Facil hallar eel remedio=r
que me he empehado en- buscar
" 81 no puedo arreglar,
donde Ell error Sc presenta
va es que me indica la cuenta,
que no me debo casar.
I'LL que me daba lecciones
de aritmetiea me diio:
en- el eentro Is cast flo
que hayan equivocaciones.
Isl estan las operaciones
abajo 0 arriba NAL
son faciles de sacar,
con nllneros mas 0 menos
trata que 81 centric este bueno
cuando tie pienses casar.
La gaceta., 1937-10-28
WEAK AND Skinny
MEN, WOMEN
and CHILDREN
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Oil in tasseIess tablets.

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energy instead Of tired listlessnessi Steady,
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without any of its hnrr;d, fishg taste or smell.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets. they're
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Just oneS month. A girl of thirteen after the.
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than a month.
You simply must try Met;oy's at once
Remember if you uou't gain at least 8 lbs. Of
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-23

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-23

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MRS. STONE WINNER
OF CONTEST PRIZE.
.+oarth Weeks Winners
Announced in Electrical
Dealers Missing Word
Contest

Twenty-Five prize winners in the
fourth weeks Missing Word Contest
were announced yesterday by the
Judges at contest headquarters.
Mrs. Sallie G. Stone, 23O Belle Street
was awarded the prize allocated for
this district.
The first and second grand prizes
were awarded to Mrs H. G. Turling
ton, Dunn, N. c., and to Mrs. Douglas
Parham, Latta, S. c., respectively.
The other twenty-six prizes were dis
tributed in the communities served
by the Carolina Power and Light Co.
The Missing Word Contest is being
sponsored by Electric Dealers in CO.
operation with the Carolina Power
ard Light Company and the prize win
ners announced today are for the
fourth week. It will continue each
week until Saturday night, November
6, when the final weeks contest
closes. Dealers are emphasizing the
fact that unlike most contests, their
Missing Word event does not require
a purchase of any kind in order to
enter. Official entry blanks are avail
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ing dealers stores and on the sales
floor of the Carolina Power and Light
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