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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-04-30
DR.. Haynes In Dayton
For Public Forums

The Student Council Of Emergency
school will present DR.. George E.
Haynes, Sunday at 300 p. m. at 5th
street Y, M. G. A. DR.. Haynes is a
writer, lecturer and one Of the two
founders of the National Urban
League for Social Service among Ne
groes. He has had experience as a
forum leader at Des Moines and
Minneapolis. Dr., Haynes major
writings include The Negro at
Work in New York City,, Negro
Newcomers In Detroit and "The
Trend Of the Races.
There is no admission charged for
any Forum discussion, and race CT
tizens should avail themselves Of this
opportunity to hear DR.. Haynes.
Tuesday, May 4, Dr.. Haynes vii
lead the discussion on, "Mental Facts
and Fancies in White-Negro relation
ships" at Irwin Center.
Tuesday, May II, DR.. Haynes will
discuss, Tenants and Sharecroppers
In the Southern Cotton Belt" at Ir'
win Center.
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BOARD GRANTS
SANCTION FOR
CLEVELAND AUTO
RACES

CLEVELND, O. April 28-The
Contest Board of the American Auts-
moDlle Association has granted B.
Ward Beam, and his associates a
sanction to make the June 18th Triple
Auto Race at the North Randall,
Cleveland mile track 100 Ml4e
event
This is one of five such events
mat will be sanctioned this year and
1T is expected that the greatest field
i laci e stars ever to face starter
will be on hand for the century
.rind.
Entry blanks have already been
allied 10 the outstanding drivers OF
America, among them are Louis
Meyer, three-time winner Of the In
.ana,solis 500 mile event, Ted Horn,
second place winner of 1886, Kelly
Petillo, winner of 1895, Wilbar
haW. Chet, Gardner, Rex Mays, and
Cliff Bergere; and Beam says that
ne belives he can induce all the {
drivers to drive in the first league
ace that Ohio has had for years.
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Charles Higgins
Returns to Runnemede
With Dunbar High
School Choral Groups
BY Julian Peasant III

On Thursday evening, April 20,
The Dunbar Choir and Glee clubs
under the direction of Mr.. Charles L.
d. Higgins, presented "An Old Ken
lucky Garden" at Runnemede Play
house under the sponsorship Of Mrs.
George Shaw Green, daughter Of the
late Mrs. Talbot, the founder of the
Playhouse.
This occasion marked the first ap-
pearance of the Dunbar High School
choral groups at Runnemede, but
most assuredly not the last for the
performance of Thursday night was
magnificent triumph over all
others.
1t SO happens that it was also at
Runnemede that the director Char
les Higgins got his start, and now he
is lending his choral groups to the
same theatre (Runnemedel from
which many laudets were bestowed
upon himself. Mr.. Higgins sang four
pieces. The audience received the re-
turn Of Mr.. Higgins to the Playhouse
with overwhelming accord, this time
to be assisted by his wife, Mrs. Ruth
| Higgins. All of the Talbot family
was on hand for the presentation of
this widely known High School mus
ical organization.
The audience also acknowledged
the presence of r. Nathaniel Gatlin,
nationally known clarinetist, who is
now student at Oberlin Conserva.
! tory of Music. Mr.. Gatlin playee
three compositions.
Remarks were given by Mr.. Ma
Farlane, principal Of the Dunba
High School, and Mrs. George SHAY
Greene, Hostess for the event.
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Y WCA NEWS
Dayton, Ohio

One Of the many interesting ac-
tivities Of the Fifth Street YWCA,
was the Vocational Guidance Cam
paign which was carried out by that
organization on April 21st and 22nd.
More than hundred young men
and women, Juniors and seniors in
high school as well as graduates,
who have been out Of school since
1882, registered for the conference.
In spite Of heavy rains, approximate
" SO people attended.
The Introductory speech was given
by Miss Louise Clark, Of the Dunbar
High School, who made clear to tht
assembly the purposes of the cam
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John Hamilton Will
Broadcast Sat. Night

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fact that they aren't quite as pious
as they are supposed to be .. A
lily to you--my trans! and our pro-
found sympathy if we ever step on
your toes.
... Elden Kitchen is in Toledo.
working and doing well Luck to
you pal Miss (YWCA) Lewis
and Attorney Walters will exchange
vows soon, twas announced this week
.. Hurley Neal and his (famed)
Knights of Rythmn, footed in Troy
Friday .. Nice going fellas
Mary Brown and Myrtle Coleman
are doing right well with their Clas-
sic Beauty Salon over on Washing
ton st. .. The Clarence Porter
(alias Clarens Francois) recital held
at the Central YWCA was marvel
Gus .Gardenias are in order.
'Tis rumored that Elizabeth Parsons
will soon say 4 do" to a young lad
now working in Private Family
Haven't heard the nameHelp in
vited ... We enjoyed "The Last Of
Mrs. Cheyney at Our Theatre
Sunday 81. Would that the trailer
the Palace runs weekly concerning
Order and Destruction Of Property
wasn't necessary Fats Waller,
and his mighty swing band really
went to town last Friday night at the
Cotton Club S.. The place was jam
med to capacity, the crowd liked the
maestro's music, and order topped
par ... There seems to be a "jinx''
on the mikes that grace this stand
recently, however Two Of them
went dead, SO Fats couldn't sing
70 the crowd Twas really too
bad s.. G'by Now
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paign, and its plan to follow through
with individuals in the matter Of
providing guidance over q period OF
months or years, if such were neces-
sary for complete adjustment, either
in the way Of training or procuring
jobs.
After a period Of counselliLg, in
more than ten fields of endeavor. the
group enjoyed a buffet supper, to-
gether and to conclude the evening,
Miss Ethyl Stewart, general chair
man of the campaign, presented
Miss Viola Lewis, who gave q sum-
mary Of the activity.
On Thursday evening, Mr.. A. E.
Smith Of Washington, d. c. showed
movies on likely vocations, after
which social hour Of dancing was
enjoyed at the YWCA.
The campaign is project of the
Business and Professional Women's
Club of the Fifth st. Y. w. C. A.
The Girl Reserve Dept. Of the
*. w. c. A., will observe it's Annu-
al Mother-Daughter Banquet on Fri.
evening, May 21st, at 600 p. m.
The Dramatic Network, Junior
high school dramatic club, will pre-
sent Gym and Jerry" clever health
comedy at the next meeting of the
Blue Triangle G. r. Club. Misses
Anna Louise Weaver, Jean Parks,
Norma Srelby, and Marylyn Evens
are cast in the leading parts.
One of the most profitable and
interesting projects of the Y. M. G.
A., was the Branch Institute, which
took place at the YWCA, on Sat
April 18th At this time, committee,
board. and staff members met and
discussed problems of relationship,
policy, program, history and present
needs of the Association.
Discussion leaders for the first
sessions was Mrs. George II. Wood
and for the second session was Miss
Ethyl Stewart, Chairman of the Com.
mittee of Management. After de-
Hcious buffet supper, the Institute
was concluded with an excellent
summary by Miss Viola T. Lewis.
On "Wednesday, May 18th, the
| Girl Reserve Clubs of the Y. w. @
A., will have a Pot Luck Supper ant
Get Acquainted night. Girls from al
clubs are expected to participate
Leaders will be provided to arrang.
games and dancing.
On Saturday, May 9th, the Entr'
Nous Industrial Club will have /
Baked Goods Sale. Choice bake,
goods will be available at a nomina
cost.
The regular meeting of the Busi
ness and Professional Women's Clul
will take place on Monday evening
May 3rd, at Z 80 p. m.
The Blue Moon Industrial Cla.
will discuss at their next meeting th'
Child Labor Bill. All members arr
urged to be present.
--@~---~---
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
/ General Code. Sec. 10509-6
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The Blue Moon is,dustksa! Clab
will discuss at their next meeting the
Child Labor Bill. Ali members are
urged to be present.
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yeu take my advice.

you take my advice.
&c. c. G. How will my financial con-
dition come out?
Ans. 1t will be several months before
YOU will be able to see any headway
financially, do not become discour-
aged rs you will have everything set
tied In a satisfactory manner before
the end Of 1898
w. M. M. When will I get to see my
mother?
Ans. Your mother will pay you .
visit during the month of July. do
see as to where she will remain with
you for quite A.. long. while. Play
number 4z6
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SHANDRA ANSWERS

G. P. Will my health improve. or
what would you advise?
Ans. ! cant see as to where you
will benefit your health condition by
changing climate, as you are ON the
improve, would suggest that YOU
keep uP your present treatment.
You win be helped considerably if
you do go.
A. L. G. Do you think my plans will
be successful?
ANA. would advise that YOU give up
the idea you are entertaining. / can's
sec amy good coming through that
source.
#. j. NJ. Is my wife true to me?
Ans. Yes she 10 very dutiful and re.
ally loves you, why don't you atop
running with that married woman
and be true TO her for q change?
E. w. Will have good work this
Summer?
Ans. Yes your work will be-. steady
and where YOU are now located, SC
stay with it, change would be un
successful.
| j. B. why can't hit the numbers
Ams. You will never be successful il
gambling. i auggess that. YOU stoI
playing, you will be money ahead !
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The regular meeting Of the Busi-
ness and Professional Women's Club
will take place on Monday evening,
May 3rd, at 80 p. m.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-04-30

The Girl Reserve Dept. Of the
Y. w. c. A., will observe it's Annu-
al Mother-D Daughter Banquet on Fri.
evening, May 21st, at 600 p. m.
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On Saturday, May 8th, the Entire
Nous Industrial Club will have q
Baked Goods Sale. Choice baked
goods will be available at a nominal
cost.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
General Code, Sec. 1O509-6

Notice is hereby given that Benz
L. Minor Of Gil S. Summit ST., Day.
ton, Ohio, was on the 22nd day of
March, 1887, duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the es-
tate of Elizabeth Aldridge Marberry
also known as Marbury, late of
Montgomery County, Ohio, Deceased.
Creditors must file their claims with
above fiduciary within four months,
William o. Stokes, Attorney.
VIM. C. Wiseman, Probate Judge OF
Montgomery County.
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Qp,&DoVnFi(tlIAlll% h
O.. :, BILL DAVIDSON 4 ~
TERsE COMMENT

sv.The feed-back, or wavering
reaction from an occasional line or
two is sometimes quite amusing
We hear of one person being het-
up because Of an alleged inference
to my character" and another person
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sweating because
they suddenly find
out that they aren |
so slick after all
Then there are the
big members of
churches and other
organizations who
simply froth at the
mouth when con
fronted with the
La gaceta., 1937-02-18

ninara a fines de este aio.
DcsIe hace mucho tempo es
de doble via ell ferrocarril Tran
siberiano y muy pronto Sc ex-
tendera ell servicio desde un
punto al oeste de Irkutsk, norte
de Lago Baikal, hasta los cam
pos a~uriferos de los alrededo-
res del rio Lena.
Debe tenerse en- cuenta que
los altos funcionarios del So
Wet estiman inevitable la que
ira con Alemania, en- un pr6xi-
mo futuro, y que ell Jap6n Sc
mira a Alemania cuando Hit
Ter ataque.
No quiere ell Soviet la guerra
con ell Jap6n. pero dejara su
norma de contemplaciones con
una que este mas de acuerdo
con las intrigas niponas.
"Pravda" publica la noticia,
adernas, de que seis miembros
de Ia Guardia Blanca fueron
iuzgados ante el tribunal supre-
La gaceta., 1937-02-18
LOS MILICIANOS DEL FREN
TIE DE MADRID RECHAZA-
RON DOS A DE LOS
FACCCIOSOS
ONO un nuevo mandate de po-
der absolute ell gobierno de
Largo Caballero

Madrid, feb. 18.--Los defen-
sores de la capital, valientes
entire los valientes, rechazaron
aver dos desesperadas ofensi-
vas de los rebeldes y atacaron a
su vez.
Contraatacaron ais milicias
en- ell sector del rio Jarama y
causaron muchas bajas a los
fascistas cerca de La Maraho-
sa.
Ell general Jose Miaja, que
ejerce ell mando supreme de las
milicias, declare que los ataques
de los Eeales habian cambiado la
marea de a batalla.
INDIGO al mismo tempo que
un ataque rebelde en- Perales de
Tajuna, 20 millas al sur de Ma
drid, habfa sido contenido GER
ca de la carretera Madrid-Va-
lencia.
Desde ell principle de la ofen-
silva leal, a las 5 de la manana,
era evidente que ell general Jose
Miaja no esperaba avanzar
unas millas o tomar una par de
trincheras, sin realizar una o.
Iperaci6n de mayor important
cha. "Las cosas han cambiado,
dijo ell general. Ahora lie toca
al enemigo defenderse de nues-
tros ataques.
No cree ell general que una
gran victoria sera canada en-
unas horas ;pero asegura que
ell avance sc efectuara lenta Y
seguramente.
"Claro esta que encontrare-
mos resistencia. Ell enemigo
nos tira con algo que no es dull
ce."
lnforman de Valencia que ell
gobierno presidido por Largo
Caballero tom6 un nuevo man
dato de poder absolute de todos
los partidos y movilizara todos
los hombres disponibles para
oponerlos a los rebeldes.
Todas las classes militares de
los 1ltimos cinco amos han sido
llamadas a prestar servicio.
Cuatro aeroplanos de los fas-
cistas, incluyendo dos trimoto-
res de bombardeo, fueron de-
rribados por los lealas.
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Lo que s~iignifica I'm gobierno de frente popular
Penetration imper1alista EN- sus aspectos
~pacifico y armada
Por Jose Munoz Gotta, Jefe del DEPARTMENTS de Bellas Ar
Secreatria de Educacion Pu5lica de Mexico

mission de TODD Frente Popular,
porque, al par que defiende los
principles revolucionarios de
toda aSechanza de ,aracter fas-
cista,-se opone como una mu-
ralla a lacrisis en- archa,-sir-
e como acelerador, diriamos,
del proceso revolucionario: De-
fiende y aeelera.
La existencia de Frente Po-
pular y su fortaleza, radica en-
iue, deSde luego, su programa,
ONO va esta asentado, ha ma
lido de una neceSidad de orden
ec9nomico frente al avance del
fascismo y que, por 10 mismo.
nteresa no solo a los obreros
sino tambien a los comercian-
ties, a los pequenos industrial
les y a los profesionistas, este
es, a las sub-clases de la peqEe-
ha burguesia. Su programa pue
de sintetizarse entonces en- una
lccha a~nti-imperiaista, anti
fascista y antiguerrera, porque
les hombres y las mujeres Sc
dan euenta del peligro inminen
tie de una nueva hecatombe
mundial que no seria sino ell
resultado de la crisis economical
tan Sacramento senalada por ell
Professor Varga.
(Continudrd).
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Sc Case LA CTRIZ MARY
ASTOR

Yuma, Arizona, feb. 18.-La
tan mencionada actriz Astor Sc
case hoy en- esta ciudad con Ma
nuel del Campo, de Ciudad de
Meiico. un vendedor de segu-
ros.
Sc empidi6 la licencia a nom-
bre de Lucille l.. Thorpe, de 80
amos. Del Campo di6 su edad
como Is amos. Ofici6 en- la ce-
remonia ell juez Kelly, de la cor
t superior.
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La gran procession civica de manana viernes
Saldra a las a de Iatarde de la Septima y Gale Il

La procession civica de La
Verbena del Tabaco Sc efectua-
ra manana por la tarde, a las
cuatro, partiendo de la esquina
de la S6ptima avenida y Gale
%.
Ira al frente de la parada e.
coronel Hesterly, jefe del regi,
miento 116 de Artilleria, er
companfa del captain T. w
Ramsey, Jr., ell comandante j
e. Lyless ell captain Mackler, e
captain Frank r. Crom, ell ca,
| pitan Paul Fusillo y los tenien,
ties Salvador Llosa, Lahon G
Lively, Edward w. Hufford, H
P. Kreher, Carl Thoner, w. D.
Peres, r. T. Williams Y Nick
Falsone.
Las carroZas y grupos de mar
cha empezaran a llegar a las
3:15 Y sc situaran en- los pun
tos siguientes:
Unidad ndmero 1, Septima
entire las GALES % Y %: Escol-
ia de policia, jefe de la parada,
dolores de la Legion Americana,
banda de la Universidad de
Tampa, captain Hanson y Rev
Reina de Gasparina mum. 2,
Septima entire % y "a, destaca-
mento de la marina, destaca :
mento del servicio de guarda :
costas, destacamento del 116 de
artilleria; n1mero 3, Septima
entire "a y rs, Banda de Moses,
Carroza de la ciudad de Tam
pa, carroza La Verbena del Ia
baco, carrozas de la Camara de
Concrete de San Petersburg,
Festival de la Fresa,. Camara
de Concrete de West Tampa,
Camara de Concrete de Tam
pa, Camara de Concrete de Y
Dor; mum. a, Ia. entire las ca
lies rs y 26, Banda del Institute
Militar de Florida, carroza 6a
La Verbena, carroza Todas Ia.
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NacioneS de La Verbena, caro-
"a de los f~abricantes de taba-
cos, Tampa Real State Board.
Tampa Electric y PeninSular
Telephone Company; numero
5, Septima entire las GALES 26 y
81, banda de Mazarelli y CARO-
zas de S. H. Kress, Centre Es-
panol, Columbia Restaurant,
Southern Foods Stores, Central
Truck Lines, Lykes Bros: MI.
nero 6, S6ptima entire la % v
%. acera opuesta, Banda de-
Institute de Plant, unidad de ca
detes del Institute de Plant nj
nero Z, Septima entire % Y "a,
Banda de la Academia Militar
de Florida, carroZas del Centre
/ Asturiano, Columbia Don Qui :
jote, Unione Italiana, Habana,
Madrid; n1mero s, Septima en-
tire las GALES "a y 25, banda del
Institute Hillsborough; unida0
de cadetes del Institute Hilsbo-
rough ntitmero 9, Septma entire
las GALES 25 y 26, banda de Ar
geel o. B., carrozas de Mas
Bros, Cfrculo Cubano, Astoria,
DANA Montanesa Y Caballeros
Leales de America; ndmero 10,
Septima entire 26 y II, banda
de Clearwater, d~estacamento
del c. c.. c., Muchachos Explo-
radores, Muchachas Explorado
ras, Cruz Roja, carroza Green
River, carrozas Teatro Casino,
Verbena del Tabaco, Planta de
Tabaco, orden Caballero de la
Luz, y Autom6vil de la S. B.
La procession sc disolvera en-
ol terreno de Plant. siguiendo
hasta allf ell itinerario de la Sep
TINA hasta la Gale de Franklin,
rankin hasta Lafayette al te-
reno de Plant.
Terminada la parada Sc veri-
'icara la aperture Official de La
Verbena.
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EXHIBICIONES DE TABA-
co ELABORADO EN- LA SEP
TIMA AVENIDA

Para festejar La Verbena de-
Tabaco, algunas fabricas har
puesto exhibiciones de sus pu
ros en- la Ia. avenida, en- los
escaparates de varios estableci-
mientos.
Angelo Greco tiene en- sus vi,
trinas la exhibition de Corral
y Wodiska, "Behring," que es
p~reciosa Arrange y Arrange ex-
hibe en- la notable tienda de
Fernandez y Garcia; Cuesta y
Rey tiene su exhibition, de pri-
mer orden, en- la tienda de Fer.
nandez y Vega; en- la tienda
Rainbow exhibe la marca Char
les The Great, de la firma de
Sierra Y Co., y es probable que
Marcelino Perez ponga hoy 81
exhibition en- ell local de la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor.
Centenares de personals adrni
raron aver esas exhibieioaes,
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Ell GOBIERNO SOVIET ES-
IA PERDIENDO LA PA
CIENCIA CON Ell JAPON
HGbrd Sorpresas Para Toxic 81
no Cesa de Proteger a la
GudrdiG Blanca

Moscou, feb. 18.-Todo indi-
ca que ell gobierno Soviet esta
va perdiendo la paciencia con
ell Jap6n y sus espias y que 81
ell gobierno de Toxic no cesa de
ayudar a la Guardia Blanca,
recibira sorpresas que no lie a.
gradaran.
Prayda .el 6rgano Official del
partido Comunista, en- un ar
.ticulo dice que TODD Ell ferroca-
rril del Extreme Oriente alre-
dedor de la curva del rio Amur,
a traves de Blagoveahchensk y
Khabarosk, es de doble via con
Ia exception de Ia parte final,
que en- de 900 Hillas, que &c Ter
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Rechazados de nuevo los seer
dos" fascistas. Atacaron por
otra carretera v salieron con
las manos en- las espaldas.
Los canallas NO A
81 las palabras anteriores,
con las cuales calificamos a los
fascistas de Franco, lie Parecen
duras a listed, querido lector,
donde dice "cerdos" ponga tia
lianos O alemanes 'volunta-
rios" Y donde dice "canallas''
ponga asesinos... de mujeres y
ninos.
Las cosas han cambiado-di-
jo aver en- Madrid ell general
Miaja. Eel enemigo tiene aho-
"a que defenderse de ~nuestros
ataques".
La milicia tomara la ofensi-
va frente a las "celumnas MEGA
nizadas" de los traidores Y sus
aliados.
ST ell mando es efciente, como
todas las circumstances 10 sena-
Ian, hacia atras iran, cubiertos
de tango y de sangre, los sitia-
dores de Madrid.
La muralla de la ~neutrali-
dad.
A ESQ que hacen en- Europa
las "potencias de alta civiliza-
ci6n", le llaman neutralidad.
Lo que Italia y Alemania han
venido hacienda para derrotar
a la Republica CON ell "consen-
timientos del Comite de No-In-
tervenci6n, es la nueva clase de
"neutralidad" que no tiene re-
laci6n con ell derecho de gentes.
La "neutralidad" de Francia
e Inglaterra, "neutralidad' que
ha sido parcialidad en- contra
de los leales, es otra de las CO.
sas que no caen dentro del dere-
cho International y de Ia decen-
cha polftiea.
Mientras Francia e Inglate-
ira habaaba de unprecedented,
de no-interveDci6n, bien entera-
dos estaban de que habia parcia
lidad y de que los italianos y a.
leinanes eran intervencionistas.
Pero.. .asi va ell mundo, por
la cobardia democratica, en- es-
tos amos oprobiosos de nazismo
y fascismo.
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'CHUNGAS Y NO C5ss,dAS
Yborhaya Parade. - "Cerds" recRazados. :
Las cosas cambian. - NeWralidsd. - Los
tr~abajadores y Ell Presiden&e

Nuestro estimado amigo Don
AdaBber1 Ramirez, uno de los
fundadores de la Aldustria taba
caIera, hace la siguiente ssge-
s@fencia al Comite Executive de
La Verbena del Tabaco: Que
asi como la Parsda patrocinada
por la Feria de Florida Sc IT,
lula "Gasparilla Parade, la
P&rada de La Verbena del Ia
baco debiera titularse la IBOR-
HAYA PARADE.
De complete acuerdo con ell
noble y anciano amigo.
I'm nombre que al msm6
tempo honra a Don Vicente y a
Don Ignacio.