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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22
DIFFERENT RACE

The original inhabitants 81
present Manchoukuo were no.
madic fungus. q race quite diff
fcrent from the Chinese.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22

Key West, Florida, has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only Ia Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-22

Associated Press Day Wire
Service.
For 81 Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
La gaceta., 1937-03-30
iSE LIE HA RROMETIDO A
d QUE NO Sc
RAN MA S
ITALTANOS A ESPANA2

Londres, mario 20.-La ten
sion anglo-italiana ha disminui-
do Y dicese que este sc debe a la
promesa hecha al gabinete in
giles de cue Italia no solo no
mandara mas tr0pas a Espaha,
sino que en- un future no distan-
tie quedara lista para discutir la
retirada de los voluntarfos ex-
tranjeros que va combaten en-
csc pals.
No existe confirmaci6n off
cial de esa noticia, pero Sc de-
duee de Ia actitud del embaja-
dor frances, M. Corbin, y del
ministro ingles de relaciones ex
teriores, Sir Antonio Eden. En-
esta semana no Sc reunira ell CO.
mite de no-intervencidn v ell
tempo Sc aprovechara para
crear una situaci6n ~diplomatiea
La gaceta., 1937-03-30
Aires y dijo que era una prue-
ba de la repugnancia que Anne
RIGA siente por ell fascismo.
EN- v DE DOS CUBA
NOS ACUSADOS EN- JACK.
SONVILIIE

Una reunion Sc ~verifisara es-
ia noche, en- la Octave avenida
entire las, GALES Ia y Is, para or
ganizar un comtie que Sc encar-
que de la defensa o de cooperar
a Ia defensa de los j6venes re-
volucionarios cubanos Jose Ur-
quito y Candida de la Tore en-
carcelados en- jacksonville.
Esos j6venes, segln las per-
sonas bien enteradas, Sc italian
acusados de mandar explosives
a Cuba, accusation que impulsa
la dictadura del coronsl Fulgen
clio Batista.
Invitado por un comit6 de re-
vohcionarios cubanos, ell Conf
te del Frente Popular sc hara
La gaceta., 1937-03-30

at vapor mercante MAR Cas-
Pic, que Sc dirigia desdA New
castle, Inglaterra, a una fabri-
ca francesa de Bolcau, cargado
lie carbon. Alcanzado por uno
ID los proyectiles en- Ia Inca de
6taci6n, ell MAR Caspio" en-
'barranc6 en- un banco de arena,
a la entrada del rio Adour.
Jean Daguerpe, subprefecto
de Bayona, teme que Ell buque
no preda ser puesto de nuevo y
flote.
Al ser atacado ell vapor en-
pez6 a tocar su sirena de auxilio
y march6 en- direction de la cos
ia. Cuando ell vapor encall6 la
tripulaci6R enarbol6 la bande-
IA de la RepGblica espanola.
La gaceta., 1937-03-30
convenience a las 81 potencias
signatarias del pacto de neutra-
lidad.
Ell SENTLMIENN EN- LOS
"UNIDOS Els A
FAVOR DE LA REPUBLL-
CA ESPANOLA

Valencia, Mario 30.-4Hablan
do EN- esta ciudad, ell ministro
de estado, Don Julio Alvarez
del Vayo, manifesto que saba
que ell sentimiento de los Esta-
dos Unidos Sc inclina a favor de
Ia Repdblica E~spanoia, del pue-
bio agredido, Profiri6 Alvarez
del Vayo estas palabras al a.
ceptar una bandera roja que lie
entreg6 Sam Barton, de New
York, a nembre del particle So.
cialista de los Estados Unidos.
Alvarez del Vayo cit6 ell dis
curse del presidente Roosevelt
a la conferenca interamerica-
ma de paz, celebrada en- Buenos
La gaceta., 1937-03-30

tie requerira varias semarl Is, 10
que no eS decir que no sc &aEa-
"a de nuevo en- los frentes de
Madrid. lei optimismo que Sc
sentia hace Is dias, de qhe sc
entrarla en- Madrid para fines
de MARIO o abril, sc ha evapora-
do. Compr6ndese cue ell contra
tempo servira para prolon-
gar la guerra, que estimase du.
rara mas de un ano."
"Tres prisioneros hechos por
los facciosos, un frances, I'm
suizo y I'm checoeslovaco, con-
~fesaron que Sc habian agregado
a las brigadas internacionales
ipor falta de trabajo'', Estos pri-
sioneros dijeron que en- Ell fren-
tie de Madrid combaten mas de
5000 eomunistas italianos y
que recientemente Sc incorpo-
no un battalion de 500 america
nos. Los dnicos rusos que han
visto en- acci6n son aviadores,
artilleros, mecanicos y conduc-
torres de tanques''.
La gaceta., 1937-03-30
CORDIAL INVITACION A
LA o LATINA

Ell Sr. R. A. Guiley, propie.
tario del nuevo Y bellisimo sa.
Ion de bale 'AThe Aragon'', ST.
tuado en- Ell parque de Sulphur
Springs, prepare un gran bale
de mascaras para ell pr6ximo
jueves, dia l. de Abril, ell Dia
de los Inocentes para ell pue-
bio americana.
Mr.. Guiley, que simpatiza
con la obra y meritos de L. co.
lonia latina, invita- a nuestra
jnVentud para que asista a esa
fiesta y lie garantiza que no
hahFa molestias nj actos de
des6rden.
Una excelente orquesta to-
ca en- csc ln&ar bien prepare
DO para que los bailadores que
dan divertirse o su gusto.
La gaceta., 1937-03-30
Tonic parte en- Ell bombardeo de Mellla,
Motil y Malaga eI acorazado jain
Il optimismo de los fa3cistas, que pensah
mar Ia capital EN- Madrid, Sc ha evaporS

Madrid, MARIO 30.--La escua
dra de la Republica regres6 con
toda seguridad a Cartagena
despues de haber atacado a Mo-
tril, EN- ell sur Y a MelAla, en- ell
Marruecos espanol,
AtAe6 la escuadra d Malaga,
desde ell mar, causando algunos
danos. Ell bombardeo 10 hizo el
acorazado Jaime l.
Cef@a de un hospital de que
IRA americana, en- Albacete, los
fadciosos dejaron caer bombas
la semana pasada, sin alsanzar-
10.
Ounce de las bombas cayeron
en- I'm campo Immediate al hos
pital, caysndo algunas a 300
yardas del edificio donde salvan
muchas vidas ell DIR. Edward
Barsky, sus companeros y las
enfermeras.
Comunican de Salamanca,
por la Radio, que Ell general
Franco observe Ia semana san
ia visitando siete iglesias en-
compania de su esposa y su hi
ia.
William P. Caney, un fascista
agregado corresponsal al Guar
tel general de Franco, informa
desde Salamanca: "No sc oculta
aquf ell sentimiento producido
por la derrota de Guadalajara.
Esperabase que la captura a.
presurarfa la caida de Madrid.
Ahora parece SECURE decir que
una reorganization en- csc fren-
La gaceta., 1937-03-30

representa- por los senores Jo-
Sc MARTINEZ Y Victoriano Man
teiga.
0tra buena obra a r~ealizar,
como la verificada por ell Grupo
Anti-Fascista Italiano y ell Sub
comite de Ayuda a los Extran-
jeros con los j6venes italianos
Muller Y Piermont.
Anoche, en- ell Centre Obrero,
ell Grupo Anti-Fascista Gambia
ba ell dinero para entregarlo
hoy a esos j6venes.
Como ell gobierno de Mejico
admita a los exikados sin ell re-
quisito de los $500, los dos iran
a MEXICO, a TRAFALGAR en- una Sic
ira. Esta gestion de conseguir-
les trabajo en- MEXICO Sc hizo
por conducto del Sr. Rafael
Ruesga, consul de $ naci6n en-
Tampa.
Urquijo y De la Tore seran
auxiliados Y Sc impedira que
sean sacrificados por la tirania.
La gaceta., 1937-03-30
N PROTESTA DE O.
IRA SALVAJADA FAS
CISTA

Bayonne, MARIO 50.-Una
violenta protesta Sc ha manda-
do por las autoridades france
sas al gobierno faccioso de Bur-
gos cor motive del ataque hecho
por dos embarcaciones de los
f~ascistas, en- aguas de FraRcia,
La gaceta., 1937-03-30

bandera eSpanola, pa
/ veRdidos csc dia, como
erdo.
comisi6n de muchachas
lara la yenta, a la Aherta
entro Asturiano la noche
Ia velada, ell dfa IA de abril.
No Sc fijara precio a los la
eitos, sino que Sc pedira un do
native. e
Los lacitos solo deben COM
prarse, para evitar a~ctividades
de listos, a la entrada del Cen
tro Asturiano, la noche de la We
Jada.
Los que sobren, 81 sobran, Ell
Comite los pondra ms tarde a
la Yenta.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-16
THE "Y" MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN

The st. Antoine Branch Y. M. T.. has launched its
membership drive for 1887 with Fred A. Allen as gener
al chairman and all the workers are enthusiastic and
confident of success
In this years drive, the "Y" has placed its goal at
1000 memberships for and 200 for boys In metro
polan city like Detroit with population OF 900 of
our people, should not be difficult task to attain this
goal We ought to be able to double it.
The annual membership fees are relatively small and
there are thousands of young and boys in the
munity who seldom look inside of they NJ c. A. and are
not affiliated with it, although they able to pay for
memberships, and would profit UNNECESSARILY by spend
inc portion of their leisure time playing various games
using the swimming pool, and otherwise enjoying the
wholesome atmosphere of the st. Antoine Branch.
AS people, we have many barriers to hurdle in the
race of life The road is not path of and
petition increases young folk will need every avail
able of courage, as we'll as physical and moral
stamina as they struggle to win
The wholesome atmosphere and helpful associations
provided by the Y NJ c. A. taken advantage of by the
large number of young who drifting amless-
" along will do much in helping them to develop the
strength of body mind, and character essential to
in life. =, -,
The Tribune wishes for Chairman Allen and his CO.
workers in the "Y" membership campaign the greatest
nossibe success, and urge the and boys OF De-
rot to cooperate the movement by taking out annual
"Y' memberships.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-16
NORTH END
BY Dorothy E,erette

- -"-"''J 4<'~s"s'"
King Football
With football ascending the
throne formerly occupied by
other sport activities which have
withered with the roses OF sum
mer, we drop into a chair and
level dropkick at the typewriter
keys In an effort 10 whip ourselves
into the writing mood.
As study time has blossomed
forth into full flower, the weller
of social engagements ripening.
arm club members waist deep in
planning for the cold season, the
social season romps into new
height. So we rush into a huddle.
and after listening to the signals,
come out with the following
Cosm0 star.
wonder what girl has inspired
Happy Horace Coleman. the lad
who is jogging nonchalantly
through all prep football lines to
score more points than any play
or in local high school circles? He
has figgered high in all victories
tailed by the Hamtramck High
School eleven He's the man of
the month,
Aces 4. &. Awakens
Aces A. c. members are jas be-
ginning to shake OF the lctharey
OF three-month vacation OF fun
and are now down TO hard work.
However they are undecided as TO
the date OF their next dance.
Interracial Dinner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-16
ANuN partisan
WINTER ACTIVITIES
BEGIN AT BREWSTER CENTER

These classes are dcyidcd in age
groups Of to II, u 10 IL and Ia
90 IL All adult classes are " year.
and over
Rooms a and y formerly assd
for club meetings by the general
public, will be used for Ladies
club Room this year. These two
rooms have been remodeIed and
decoratfI with new furniture maxi
ing II most inviting for ladies
meetings and classes To add 10 thu
comfort and pleasure radio nae
been installed This room is one a
The new features q This years Of
ferings.
One OF the outstanding feature.
IN the offerings is the woodcraf,
and hobby club room for men and
boys. This room formerly spars
room In the basement, has been Ic.
modelled with work benches and =
motor driven jig saw. With this
new equipment arad conveniences
we should see many new objects
and designs In wood turned out by
this group
Singing and choral classes viii
be featured this year in that sew
'r"i concerts and musical affair,
are scheduled FOR Offering 10 the
pubilt. Last season The public wa.
entertained on several oceaslon,
and was very pleased
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-16

Editor OF the Alpha Phi Al
pha organ, The Sphinx, from
his Office, 390h Beale avenue,
Memphis, Tenn, where he Is
also managing-editor Of the
Memphis World. Mr.. Swingler
Il making n drive 10 arouse new
interest among Alpha men and
the public In The sphinx. The
magazine was started In '13 as
a four-page pamphlet. and has
grown to 30 pages, with gener-
al articles and numerous IL
IustratIons. Former editors OF
the publication are W. A. Pol
lard, V. ID. johnson, Carl MUIR
ply, Oscar Brown, T.. b. Young,
Jr- and Arneft &. Lindsay.
Swlngler was elected In Is at
Nashville, Tenn. He Is a ma
tive OF Crittenden County, Ark
and MAS educated at the Uni
yersIty Of Nebraska. lie had
an exhibit OF The Sphinx ut the
Texas Centennial, and plans a
good report at the next Alpha
meeting In New Orleans on De.
cember 1881, next.
Calvin Service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-16

ford is on the sick list. Her many
friends are hoping for her an ear
ly recovery.
Willing bells will soon ring on
Beechwood street.
The young son Franklin OF Mr..
and Mrs. Mays, 497 Elliott street,
is convalescing nicely In Dr.. Mil
tons Hospital.
In the absence OF the pastor
OF the Church OF God. Elder John
Richards. services were conducted
by the asst. pastor, Eldr Stephen
son last Sunday. Rev. Richards
was filling an appointment out s
mile road. The subject OF his dis
course was Life OF Christ Among
the many visitors present were Mrs
A. Jewell OF Louisville, KY, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis. Romulus. Mich.
and Mr. and Mrs. Brown of De-
troit.
Friends have been sfidened by
the death Of Mrs Dan White OF
Pontiac. Mich. this week
The River Rouge fractional com
mittee met Monday at Mrs. Grier
OIL Beechwood with a fine represent
tativc Of The many clubs In the
city. The next meeting will be held
at 54S Beechwood at the home OF
Mrs. Searcy. River Rouge resi-
dents are requested to be present
and help plan program for the
community center for the coming
season.
River Rouge Younger Set
The Junior Choir accompanied
Rev. Dozier OF Turner's Chapel to
Mt. Clemens Sunday, Oct. 10. where
they rendered service.
The Junior Choir OF Union Bap-
fist church sponsored an enter
tainment last Saturday night at
the home OF Mas Precious Will
liams. Holford avenue. A delight
full time was hNi by all present.
The senior class '3S OF the River
Rouge High School will sponsor
stunt night Friday evening at the
school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-16
PONTIAC NEWS
by =. r. Harris

THE Mission Of Jesus as
Preacher was the subject OF IN
Rev. Ford Is. Reed. pastor Of New
Hope Baptist church, Sunday morn
Ing. An echo meeting was held
Sunday afternoon at which time
Mrs. Anna Bryant. Detroit, discuss
ed the activities OF the National
Baptist convention held recently In
Los Angeles, Cal, The meeting was
infer the direction OF Mrs. Anna
7. Hyde. "Backsliding' was the
pastors subject Sunday evening.
Macedonia Baptist church was
favored with a sermon by the Rev
George j. Matthews Sunday morn
ing. Deacon -. w. Killiams was
In charge OF the Sunday School.
The Rev. John ID. Powell spoke at
the evening service.
Newman's pastor began series al
ten. J. l.. Weakley was I'm charge
OF the school class at $3.50 Sunday
morning In the absence of c. T..
Melee, superintendent, who was
away with the boy scouts
The Rev. A. r. Williams based
his series on The fourth chapter OF
ST. Luke and his subject was IAN
Overfed Pygmy or the Underfed
Giant Mrs. Ferguson. a well
informed young woman. has come
from Lansing with a desirability
to put enthusiasm In the A. G. +.
League. Robert Hoover was In
charge Of the evening service. de.
livering brief sermon.
A joint program will be held by
the trustees OF Newman A. NJ. r.
church ara St. John NJ. f.. begin
ming at the home of A. A. McCas-
kill OF Highland. These programs
are sponsored for the benefit OF
obtaining fuel for the above men
toned churches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-16
"THE VOICE OF NEGRO BUSINESS"

We take this opportunity to extend CONGRATULATIONS
and fluctuations to "The Voice OF Negro Business the
official publication of the Booker T. Washington Trade
Association which celebrated its second birthday We'd
nesday of this week.
The Tribune has paternal feeling for the Voice OF
Negro Business having printed the in our plant
and cooperaed with its editors from the day OF its ad-
vent up the present time We feel that the paper under
the sponsorship of the Trade Association has made
valuable contribution to the advancement of Negro bust
ness in Detroit during the past two years 1t has also re-
ceved loyal support from the business men OF the COM
munity whom it represents.
One year ago, the Voice of Negro Business ceie-
brated its first birthday session of the MONDAY
Luncheon Club at the Lucy Thurman T. W. u A. ne nrs
editor the late Walter w Delsarte present and pre-
sided Since then he passed into the great beyond but
the Voice of Negro Business which ne helped TO esap
b and direct still lives and under the guidance OF the
Trade Association and its present editor w. G. Hague II
will continue to i've grow and and celebrate many
more birthdays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-16
Ham RAMCK
BY Hiram Crawford

Percy Jacks, representative OF
the Supreme Liberty Life lnsur-
ance Company and a member OF
the League for Better Relations
gave wonderful talk "Wednesday
night at the Tau Beta Community
House. lie attempted to show the
League how they could Amos.
comnel merchants to hire colorM
clerks and stenographers. lie saiu'
.When a colored person walks IN
~ an auto sales room 10 buy an
auto. they should ask for u color
cd salesman and II he is told tnat
there Is none he should leave inc
salcsroom" Mr. Jacks then went
on TO explain that the manager
would certainly hurry TO get a col
ored salesman for that store EVERY
time he loses a customer he loses
two or three hundred dollars anu
before he would lose II he wouiu
hire a colored man which woufn
mean money for the Negro also
MOI only in automobile salesrooms'
but in every thing else that we
buy. IL we demand our coioreo
clerks the manager will hire 'hem'
VITAL STATISTICS
For the month OF September .ne
records OF the Hamtramck CITY
CLERK show that there has been TWO
colored births and three deaths
Those born we're: Marvin Mckin.
new and Jean Bell sandra' ana
those deceased were: John VIII
Iiams. sard simmons anil Drank
ALL CITY PROGRAM
The young people OF Quinn Chap
81 A. M. E. Church, located AZ tue
corner Of Holmes and MCKAY ave ave
mas are rendering an All lily
program" sunday, October 81. Inc
program will consist Of oil the TAI, :,
emit IN Hamtramck Tor rather AT
Hamtramck talent). All o'neI
Hamtramck Churches have Deen
asked 70 take part in the program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-16

The Northeast Youth council Will
sponsor an interracial dinner al
the CIevelant intermediate school
Ott % The object OF the dinner
Is 70 cultivate good fellowship
among the races.
Orchids 10 Leroy White. former
Hamiramck reporter. and we hone
he Will be elected the next mayor
OF Paradise Valley
The Duck club will give a Hall
lowe'en awing al the Browndel
ballroom, 1888 Riopelle street.
just another duck affair for YOU 70
duck In on.
Clip II Or skip II
Harris Johnson and Lillian Ty-
son will middle aisle Saturday. Oct
l6 az the home OF the bride. A re
ception will follow. This will be
topped on by traipsing over TO the
international hall where the Cube
baseball team will entertain al
dance.
It's In the air that Gerald AlfreS
Brown and Edith Montgomery will
also say those magic words TO the
preacher man sometime in Novem-
Der.
Wedding bells will soon be ring
ing and rice thrown over Jewell
Love and Richard Harden. They
will make their vows November "a
al the Jewell home. 1915 Maine
street.
Ken Warren, cute little emcee at
the Carolina Inn. has been persist
ent In his efforts 10 ge, Evelyn Hill,
lovely little debutante OF Dequip-
DIRE street, 20 assist him in writ
ing his sad. sad scng.
Texas Reed, clever tap dancing
clown who packed them TO the curb
last season. is back a, the Care
lima Inn.
Alonzo Izzar)lo is still tryisg
The other evening he was warb-
ling the words Of Three Little
Words" in the KEEP Of & while The
orchestra was block awoy or -
down the road al stationG
Friends are advised TO visi, lion.
Kirk. Wayne L coed who Is ~ q:
Parkside Hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-16

nicely under the leadership OF An
drew Davis. Sunday was q great
lay In Mt. Olive. one soul VAS add
cd 10 the church. Revival is going
on all the week. Rev. Benson OF
Detroit is doing the preaching. He
IS preaching some great sermons
70 ne people All are invited.
The Leading Light Chapter No.
Is, Order OF the Eastern Star. held
their Ladies Day program Sunday,
Sept. rs, 1887 at 81 Luke c. VI. E.
Church. The following visiting
chapters from Detroit and Flint
ana also the Grand Master w. Vi.
Ford OF the King Solomon Grand
Lodge OF Detroit and the Royal
Grand Matron OF the Queen Uestia
Grand Chapters OF Detroit. The
sermon was preached by Rev. w.
". McCotry OF Bay City. After the
the services the visiting guests
were entertained at the home az
Sister Emma King and Lille Jones.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-16

ed a heartfelt sermon Sunday. The
choir sang many beautiful songs.
Mt. Olive Baptist
Rev. f. J. Timons. assistant pas
toa. preached very stirring ser
mon 10 crowded house. the
choir was at It's best.
Canaan Baptist
This church had wonderful ser
vices all day Sunday Rev. 1. H.
Ballou. pastor, preached stirring
sermon to large audience when
was enjoyed by all present
We are asking all churches ana
clubs to kindly cooperate with us
In sending their news to the quinn
Chapel A. NJ. r. church office al
1s27 Liberty, so we may put II in
the paper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-16
SAGINAW
BY Rev. N. Toomey

Zion Baptist Church. End and
Johnson st.
The Sunday School is growing
under the leadership OF Clemon
Wesley. who has worked hard TO
make II a success. Rev Carter,
the assistant pastor and Rev. Gar
ret have been great help 70 him.
IL a m, the pastor. Rev Schattien
reached fine sermon. One was
added 10 the church. We are hay-
ing new souls each Sunday added
10 the church. The Senior Choir is
rendering good service each sun
day The Il. Y r. L. Is growing.
The Junior Choir IS singing for the
y. Y. p. L. and Sister Cloudine
Stitts liz the director Of the Senior
and Junior choirs.
Sunday October II. there will be
three services. IL A. m. 3 p. m,
1870 p m Baptizing at 2 p m
If You want your soul filled with
the spirit. come to the Zion Baptist
Church on Sunday.
Tabernacle Baptist Church, San
fcrd 81. Re-. f. G. Jones pastor
sunday school $50 q. M w VI
PoEder. SUPP il3u the pasttr
preacher sermon from Gen ~ I
The sermon was enjoyed ~ a'l
who heard Il This church is doing
Il great work under the leadership
of Rev Jones. All are invited 10
these services.
MI. Olive Baptist Church. y. 9Th
ST.. Rev. W. Toomey- pastor. Sun
day school. $3.50 a. m. ] w Irby.
Supt. We are wide awake in King
dom building H. Y. =. u. is doing