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Evening star., 1938-06-12
Municipal Building Needs
And p. w. A. Opportunity.

or other appropriation bill.
Municipal Building Needs
And P. w. A. Opportunity.
All persons familiar with District
OF Columbia affairs know that the
accumulated needs flor municipal
buildings are so heavy and the
progress so slow that at the present.
pace we will never catch up. These
accumulated needs are known to
be the result of the withdrawal by
the Federal Government of a fair
and equitable participation in the
financing of its Capital.
The pending bill which proposes
to put the District on a parity with
other municipalities would make
available $18,150,000 in loans and
grants by the Public Works Ad-
ministration. With this money
would be erected needed court
buildings, schools and other mu-
nicipal structures. The District
government would benefit through
increased efficiency in the aban-
donment of makeshift quarters
where it is impossible to render the
best service.
At civic meeting during the
past week leader raised a cry of
warning against any borrowing Of
funds from the Government to meet
these pressing needs. It is the old
cry of beware of a bond issue. The
danger Of increased tax rate was
pointed out If such loans are
hoated.
Such dangers do not seem ap-
parent under the plan of grant and
loan provided in the pending bill.
The grant would be outright of As
per cent or $8,167, 500, while the
loan would be IS per cent or $9,-
982,5o0 There would be an interest
charge on the unpaid amount Of
the loan at the prevailing Govern
ment interest rate and Is years to
pay of.
The plan of financing should not
be confused with any previous sug-
gestions for. bond issue. Many
of our citizens continue to insist
that the Congress should have
never discontinued the $3.50 plan
for financing the District and here
Is q 55-45 plan which beats our
also discarded 60-4o and must be
conceded to be better than the So
II current ratio.
Many Of the civic groups have
approved this bill and are anxious
ly awaiting its passage. 1t has the
approval of the District committees
of both houses and citizens and
officials are earnestly praying that
adjournment of Congress will not
leave it unenacted.
Strong Teamwork
For Taxi Liability Bill.
One of the best pieces OF organiza-
ton team-~ork for District lestslas
ten dl1fi0R Tia Sw,aannk nanndns ~
Evening star., 1938-06-12
Hazen's Trial Balloons
From New York.

.AAV" 4NCW OIhs
Bent on discovering solutions of
many Of the Districts safety and
traffic problems, District Commits
sioner Melvin c. Hazen, accom-
panied by the director of highways
and the director of vehicles and
traffic, has been on three-day
visit to New York and nearby New
Jersey. The president of the Board
Of Commissioners is reported to be
overf1owing with enthusiasm over
the way such matters are taken care
OF in that section. He returns with
elevated highways, subways and all
of the other strictly modern de-
vices one finds in New York and
adjacent territory.
The first announcement to reach
Washington from the scene Of this
reconnoiter was that on his return
Mr.. Hazen would advocate a bond
issue to cover expenditures of $685.
100000. The latest word is that
this statement was a sort Of trial
balloon to get the public reaction.
So far the inclination Is to wait for
further specifications before sending
the Commissioner either bouquets
or brickbats.
The taxpayers will be interested
In knowing whether this is to be
a proposal for the local community
to saddle itself with National
Government job or is it to be pro-
posed as Federal undertaking?
Those familiar with the up-to-date
systems in operation in New York
consider them fine and believe
that many would be great help
if put into operation here, but just
how n-commercial community
can put over SO costly a program
unaided is something hard to see.
Until the Commissioner produces
his plans and specifications most
people are apt to think Of him as
those in the popular song who are
Forever Blowing Bubbles"
Summer Is a Good Time
To Prepare Civic Cases.
Early in the fall and next winter
the civic groups will be after the.
Commissioners and subordinate
officials and before committees of
Congress with all sorts of civic
projects and neighborhood prob
lens. Many group has failed in
perfectly worthy cause because it
had not prepared its case with care.
Any such slip-shod presentations
are waste Of time.
Accurate statistics, thoroughly
digested by the spokesman for q
group and intelligently presented
win make . profound impression.
4 diagrams and graphic charts ays
Evening star., 1938-06-12

Strong Teamwork
For Taxi Liability Bill.
One of the best pieces OF organiza-
ton team-wOrk for District lestslae
tton during the present session Of
Evening star., 1938-06-12
THREE UNITS MEEE
IN COMING WEEK
Decline in Activity Seen as
Summer Season Gets
Under Way.

With the summer season well under
way, only three citizens associations
are scheduled to meet this week-the
H1llcrest, Summit Park and Chevy
Chase organizations.
Evening star., 1938-06-12
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Satisfaction Over Juvenile Court and Lu,ncv
Legislation Seen; Strong Teamwork Shown
in Taxi Liability Bill Progress. y

advocates of these items that the
nnal settlement of these problems
could not be found in a deficiency
or other appropriation bill.
Evening star., 1938-06-12
BY JESSE C. SUTER.

RGANIZED civic Washing
ton has cause to rejoice
over reaching the legisla-
tive goal in tu,o iy,porto ut
Evening star., 1938-06-12

This is the seventh OF a series
OF Sunday articles dealing ,Dith a
more balanced Development for the
National Capital. The nert article
iDfH appear in merit Sundays Star.
Evening star., 1938-06-12

One Of the outstanding civic leaders,
who has been in communication for
some time with the National Capital
Park and Planning Commission re-
garding the future of Northeast, is
Alfred d. Calvert. long an officer in
the Lincoln Park Citizens Association.
Another group that is taking pre-
eminent part in the program for to-
morrow is the Northeast Conference Of
Citizens Associations.
The 10-year building program Of
President Rooseyelt's c mittee,
named to study the Federal housing
needs in the District for the next 10
years, pays attention to East Washing
ton. It is considered likely that some
OF the new Government buildings will
be constructed in that section of the
city. The Presidents Committee con-
templates 42,l00. 900 for st. Eixabeths
Hospital for land, various BUILDINGS and
La gaceta., 1938-11-02
VENDIDO Ell EDIFlCIO DEL
BANC0 DE LOS CTUDADA-
NOS

En- pdblica subasta verificada
aver, todos los bienes del Citi-
gems Bank and Trust Co., de es-
ia ciudad, incluyendo el edificio
de IL pisos situado en- la esqui-
ma de Franklin y lack, Sc ven-
dieron al Sr. ID. Hoyt Woodbe-
ny, secretario-tesorero de la com
pahfa tabacalera Hav-a-Tampa,
por la cantidad de $470, 900.
Deberan aprobar la transac-
ci6n hecha el Intervention del Els
tado, Mr., Lee, y la Corte del Cir
quito, en- un juicio pdblico.
Hizo una proposition, que no
fue aceptada, ell Sr. j. H. Bar.
Ter, director de la compania hi
potecaria Jefferson Standard
Life.
81 la venta es finalmente a.
probada, 81 dinero Sc usara en-
pagan Una hipoteca de la RFC
hecha en- un prestamo de 612,-
900 pesos.
Quedar& para los d2positan.
tss Ia SaRadsd de $4,000,
La gaceta., 1938-11-02
DON FERNANDO DE LOS RIOS
ARRIBO EN- LA MANANADE HOY
Sc lie hizo I'm carinoso recibimiento.


Ell Centre Espaho. estuvo re-
presentado por Fermin Souto, ell
secretario, y Rail Vega, 81 teso-
zero.
Del Centre Asturiano Vimos
al secretario, Sr. Jose Gonzalez
y otras personals.
Los Caballeros Leales de Anne
RIGA sc hicieron representa- por
Enrique Santos y varios hernia
nos mas.
Por orden del alcalde, ell jefe
dc policia, Mr.. Woodruff, puso
un vigilanta de motocieleta para
abrirle canine al coche del en-
bajador. Mas tarde Sc presenta-
ron los detectives Berry y New
berger a cumplimentarle, en-
nombre de- iefe de policia.
Don Fernando sc hospeda en-
Ell hotel Hillsborough, en- las mis-
mas habitaciones que para el Sc
separaron en- 1886.
I'm reporter del Times" lie
entrevist6 en- ell hotel y un fot6-
grafo del mismo peri6dico lie hi
.zc varias fotografias.
La gaceta., 1938-11-02
SARCASTICAS
DE ICKES CON RESPECTO
AL CONGRESISTA DIES

Washington, Nov. 2. - Ell
secretario del Interior Ickes Sc
refiri6 aver a las actividades
del Comite de Dies, 81 investi-
gador de las actividades anti
americans, que trata de inn
tar al autor de alicia en- la
TERRA de las Maravillas," y
anadio que Sc lie debiera con-
fiar la investigation de los
m6nstruos de Marie que re.
cientemente invadieron a New
Jersey.
La declaration de Ickes Sc
di6 a conocer como un comen-
tario a las palabras de Dies de
que la PWA habia revocado
un prestamo de $335,0OO pa
ra I'm terraplen en- Port Ar
thur, Texas, con Ell fin de pre-
sionarlo a el y su Comite.
Este es otro case de Mr..
Dies tratando de rivalizar con
Ell autor de Alicia en- la TERRA
de las Maravillas."
Eel proyecto esta en- nues-
ira lista, pero todavia no he
mos podido encontrar los
S12, 900, 900 que Sc necesitan
para realizarlo."
"El congresista hara mejor
material para los peri6dicos 81
atiene a la caza de brujas que
ha comenzado o investigando
Ia invasion de New Jersey por
los Enonstruos del plansta
Nsyts."
La gaceta., 1938-11-02
OTRO ACTO DE INAUDITA
FRESCURA DE LOS enc
MIGOS DE LAS SOCIEDA-
DIES M~UTUALISTAS

Como 81 la ciudad y ell Hos.
pital Municipal les pertenecie
ran, en- un acto de audacia y
froscura inaudita, los pocos
"jefecillos" medicos que de-
sean la destruction de las So
ciedades mutualistas, acorda-
ron aver pedir la r%enuncia de
la Junta de Hospital, califi-
candida de politica.
Este nuevo acto incalifica-
BILE, que demuestra hasta que
punto llega SUI desprecio por
la comunidad en- que ~viven, su
ponemos que obtendra una re
plea e~nergica, y contundente,
de les miembros de la Junta
de H1,p;tal.
La Junta concedio a esos in
dividuos 10 que pedian, y que
no merecian, y ahora Sc atre-
ven a pedir que la misma Jun
tn renuncie.
Aqui ell punto a dilucidar,
en- los momentos actuales, es
81 ell Hospital del pueblo y has
ia Ia administration munich
psi Sc haiian a MERGED de
unos cuantos individuos que
parecen haber perdido la ca
bexa.
Contra esa offensive hay que
lamar, sin demora, una con-
traofensiva.
81 asi no Sc hace llegarian
a pedir la %renuncia de todas
las personals que no tosan Guam
do ellos 10 ordenen.
Nosotros opinamos que es
preferable cerrar ell Hospital,
o Iimitarlos a casos de carload
antics de que unos pocos indi-
viduos 10 manejen q su gusto
" an provecho de aus intereses
personales.
Hay que definirse ahora y
de paso conocer a los enemi-
gos de la colonia latina y de
su mas preciada obra, las So
ciedades mutualistas con sus
hospitales, centres y su labor
de c~uItura y humanidad.
La gaceta., 1938-11-02

Ell primer ministro Negrfn di
10 hace tres 0 cuatro dias que
Espana no aceptara ell hablar de
negociaciones sobre Ia guerra
hasta que sean retirados de su
territorio todos los soldados ex-
tranjeros.
das palabras escucha-
n Fernando, en- la ma
a hoy.
Espana exile la retirada de
los intrusoS criminales, de los
italianos, alemanes, portugue-
ses y moros; Espana no atende-
"a srgerencias o proposiciones
mientras los invasores no Sc re-
tiren a los paises torturados que
los enviaran a Ia peninsula ib&
yies,
La gaceta., 1938-11-02

1886, Don Fernando platic6 con
todos en- ell hotel y dijo r%etorna-
ga satisfecho de Una vista al
Ciudad Trujillo, donde ell presi-
dente de la RepGblica, general
Trujillo, tuvo para con 81, como
enviado del gobierno de ESpana,
las mayores atencioneS. La Re-
pdblica Dominicana mandara al
pueblo espafol miles de tonela-
das de %azdcar, cacao y otros pro
ductos.
Habl6 ell senior embajador Y
amigo de Tampa, de Espaha y
mostr6 a los que ALI Sc hallaban
la medaHa de orc de la Cruz Ro-
ia, la preciada confederation.
Don Fermin Souto converse
unos momentos con Don Fernan
do y dijo qCe junto a el todos
nos sentiamos como amigos y
hermanos.
Por acuerdo de los presentes,
e indication cordial de Don Fer
nando, Sc acord6 dar un passo
por las afueras hasta la bora del
almuerzo.
FL autom6vil del embajadgr,
guiado por Eladio Mesa (Tope-
te), sali6 hacia Clearwater y
Tarpon Springs.
La gaceta., 1938-11-02
Don Fernando de los Rios.

Don Fernando de los RIOS.
Asistiran representatives. del
Centre Espahol, Centre Asturia
no, Caballeros Leales de Ameri-
ca, Circulo Cubano, Unione TIA
Llama, La Italia, La Concordia,
La Fraternidad, La Florida, Ac-
ci6n Gllega, Ell Porvenir y otras.
La comida sc servira en- Ell pa
tic espahoI del Columbia y CAST
miro Hernandez iha ordenado un
menu extraordinario, a quien co
noci6 en- 1886. Manuel Garcia,
socio de Casimiro, Intervene
tambien en- los arreglos.
Sera un acto sencillo Y cada a.
sistente pagara su cubierto, con
Ia exception de los invitados de
honor, entire los cuales Sc encuen
ira Ell alcalde y ell jefe de policia.
FL Comitd Femenino estara
representado por los miembros
del Executive y otras compahe-
ras.
La gaceta., 1938-11-02
VIFNE PARA LOS f. u. LA
AMIGA DE HITLER

Berlin, Nov. LA famosa
actriz alemana Leni Riefen-
stahl, hiia de I'm plomero, una
de las pocas amigos que sc lie Co
nocen a Adolfo Hitler, saldra Ell
domingo para New York a lam
Ear su pelicula de los juegos o.
limpicos de 1886.
Amigos de la actriz intenta-
rondisuadirla para que no hicie-
ra el viaje, pero ella contest6
que la pelicula habla por 81 mis-
ma. Embarcara en- Ell vapor Eu-
ropa.
La gaceta., 1938-11-02

Los "jefecillos" de los docto-
res atinmutualistas manicSra-
ron Y como resultado de SIS ma
niobras, y ell apoyo del Colegio
de Cirujanos, echaron del Hospi
tai Municipal a IA medicos lati-
nos y al ilustre DIR. Winton.
Catorce medicos que conocen
su profession, catorce doctores
honrados y cultos, echados de un
Hospital, propiedad del pueblo,
bajo la conspiracion de la va ce-
lebre sociedad Medica.
No conformes los "jefecillos'
con ganar la primera batalla,
aye riniciaron una nueva ofen-
silva y esta mas desvergonzada
que la primera: ahora piden,
con DISCARD asombroso, que re-
nuncie la Junta de Hospital.
Echaron a los medicos, cada
unO de los cuales vale tanto o
mas que cualquiera de los lie
fecilloS", y ahora envalentona-
dos ,llegan en- su descoco a pedir
que renuncie la Junta de Hospi-
tai.
Els un "caso clinico" ell de E.
sos individuos que pretenden ma
nejar Ell Hospital del pueblo CO.
mo 81 ellos 10 hubieran edifica-
do co nsus ahorros; es un case
de-.
Nos parece llegado ell momen-
to de qre la Junta del Hospital
los mande a la porra... o a freir
esparragos.:..
iY que Ell alcalde Chancey dies
taque tambien, con la mayor cla-
ridad, 10 que los agresores sc
proponen conseguir subidos en-
las espaldas de los contribuyen-
ties.
Hay que contestar a la ofen-
silva de los insensatas con la con
traofensiva de la raz6n y ell de-
recho del pueblo a no tolerar i'm
posiciones!
La gaceta., 1938-11-02
EN- Ell CENTRO r e

Esta sehalado para las 80
de Ia noche de hoy Ell acto del
centric Orero, en- el cual Don
Fernando de los Rios entregara
al Comite Popular Democratico
la medalla de orc de la Cruz Ro-
ia Espanola.
500 Sc pronunciarAn dos dis
curs0s, uno por Jose Martinez,
presidente del Comite Popular
Democratico. dAndole la bienve
nida, y Gro por Don Fernando.
(Paso q Ia 10. Pds.<
La gaceta., 1938-11-02

En- horas de Ia manana de
hoy arrib6 a Tampa, por tren,
ell ilustre embajador de Espafa
en- Washington y sincere amigo
de la colonia latina y del pueblo
americana, Don Fernando de los
Rios.
FL tren que trajo a Don Fer
nando lego a las cinco de la ma
mana; pero Ell Comite Popular
Democratico y las organizacio-
nes que 10 componen no llega-
ION a la estacion, seg1n 10 con-
venido, hasta las 7:30.
Estaba Don Fernando toman-
do cafe, en- ell restaurant de la
estaci6n de la Union, cuando a.
cudieron a saludarle Jose Mar
tinez, presldente del Comlte;
Victoriano Manteiga, nuestro di
rector; Pedro Ramirez Moya, Ell
secretario; Mariana Rodriguez,
tesorero; Manuel Garcia, Jr.,
Myrta Cruz, JESUS del Rio, Eva
risto Selgas, Hip6lito de la Par
tie, Jose Tamargo y otros MEM
bros del Comite, entire elias la Sc
nora Encarnaci6n Rosete. Mo-
mentos mas tarde lego la Sra.
Carmen Ramirez. presideuta del
La gaceta., 1938-11-02
LA COMIDA

Hlg por la tarde, a las seis, Sc
efectuara en- Ell Restaurant Co
luTbia" la comida organizada
por Ell Comit& Popular Democra-
tico, con Ia cooperaci6a de once
socisdadSs y lOgias, e. 6eaog Dc
La gaceta., 1938-11-02
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Un saludo y un abrazo. La violencia. Espa-
ma en- su puesto. Los "jefecillos" demandan.

La mediaci6n dentro de la
intervention fascista, ell pueblo
espanol no la acepta nj la acep-
tara aunque la recomienda, con
su cinismo incom parable, el de-
testado y desprestigiado Comite
de No-Intervenci6n.
La gaceta., 1938-11-02

I'm salrdo y I'm ab~aZo para ell
ilustre Y siempre cordial amigo
Don Fernando de log Rios, en-
bajador en- Washington.
Tampa &iene en- este republi-
cano insigne a I'm noble hernia
no.
Cuando a Don Fernando Sc lie
habla de esta ciudad, Y del es-
fuerzo hecho para ayudar al pue
bio espanol, 'brota de sus labios
las palabras emocionada y al
mismo tempo vibrante.
Aqui lie tenemos todos en- Ell
coraz6n porque 81 ha sabido en-
trarse, con su talento, modestia
y legitima amabilidad, en- Ell CO.
raz6n de todos los que anhela-
mos la victoria del gobierno la
gitimo, la victoria de un pueblo
sinceramente democratico.
mo debe cederse a la violen-
cia-decia Don Fernando en- la
manana.
Ash piensa esta Retaguardia,
que aborrece la violencia totali-
taria y sus infames designios.
Rechazar la violencia es Ell
deber de todos los antifascistas
del mundo, y Espana la rechaza
por medic de su gobierno y de
su ejercitO.
La v~iolencia es ell arma de los
dictadores y de los siervos que
acatan sus 6rdenes; la violencia
es ell arma de los invasofes de
pueblos d6biles y democraticos /;
la violencia es repulsada hoy, en-
Espana, por un million de solda-
dos del ejercito del pueblo.
Contra Checoeslovaquia, Chi
ma Y Espana Sc ejercita la violen
cia, en- tcdo ell horror de la bar
barrie fascista, siendo convened
dos los dictadores de la imperdo-
nable cobardfa de los gobiernos
de Paris y Londres.
Checoeslovaquie no pudo re-
sistir, atacada por la espalda
con un punal frances; pero Chi
ma resiste y Espana ha puesto a
los facciosos en- retirada.
No predominant la violencia
en- ell mundo y aver ell secretario
de estado americana, Mr.. Hull,
expres6 ell criterio de que ell de-
rrumbe econ6mico de los esta-
dos totalitarios es inevitable.
Y despues del derrumbe eco
n6mico... sobrevendra ell derrum
be polftico, con ell renacimiento
IA democracia y la muerte de
= .os tiranos, con ell renaci-
miento de la democracia Y la
uerte de los francs y los YER
dugos.
Don Fernando: en- listed We
mos todos al amigo y ell hernia
no en- ideales de justicia Y de-
mocracia.
Como amigos y como hernia
nos, al cumplirse dos amos de VI
primera vista, nos encuentra en-
81 mismo lugar y soSteniendo las
mismaS posicioncs.
Saludamos en- listed, una vez
mas, a la Espana nueva, a la
Espaha mas her6ica, la que tie
reconquistados va millones
~ cerebros y corazones hero
am~ericanos.
La gaceta., 1938-11-02

10. Rs0 pa m hrd de honor
S pasv s lamps la h@ en- nwbed de 1896 UO los p6n" de NAL o ran, dh la vemH
de s hoOa
AIa pa ndsl las mo Sc lie tndeony Mnroh hqem 6 Mahdy la h que saliva EphA
AL ~cbTod no como amigo como dp6hGoy y como phd gnaon democratic de vas la RhCa%"
Ama cmoa 1885, Sc e s@ La 9a del madA
FL pueblo haEmnadO p@ ell t~o dpp ~e" eHdo pmn eGmpO de Emw" en- @"a amos n"hM@b"
Senior Ehaaday amigos Los rnm hn como en- 1885, pmh Ema que listed Representa- la mica la mmL
bhA a como en@sI Md la cm~ga ~bdMh: Pm Ian uaE Tma @ la deMdsp dmn me mwoy pmh
Sd
La gaceta., 1938-11-02
PASEO

Carinoso. recordando a todos
Psrsonas qOs Il salsaar9a ea
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
PORT HURON
BY Rev. r.. B. Cowan

The sewing class is open each
Monday at p. m, at the McKan-
lass home. The instructor Is Mrs.
NJ r. Martin. Those desiring fur
Their information about the class
are requested to communicate with
Mrs. Martin.
Rev. Collins. OF Detroit, is preach
Ing for the Metropolitan Baptist
church each Sunday. until the
church is supplied with a pastor.
Louis Kelly has been forced TO
absent himself from his Job. ~
account OF Illness.
Rev. c. S. Butler worshipped last
Sunday at Mt. Olive Baptist church.
Rev. Cowan preached last Sun
day morning from Exodus 2. SUBJ
ject. "wonder Baby"
Services at st. Pau. A. M. e.
church Sunday were we'll attend
ed. Two we're converted and three
added to the church. The people
are enthusiastic In their praise o.
the Rev. S. c. Davis and consider
him one OF the best preachers they
have ever had.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
|ARRAICNED IN
court FRIDAY
ON COMPLAINT
Bandit Wounded BY
Employee In The
Neck With Knife

Harold Orr. 20, 42s Alger ave
nue.. was arraigned in Recorders
court last week on a charge Of as
sault with intent to kill. Exani-
nation will be held this week.
Orr. accused OF shooting willis
Webb as. COS Theodore street,
while IN the act OF robbing the
Earl Tasty Barbecue. 800 st. An
tome street. was arrested last Tues
day evening at his home by Ser
geants OF Detectives Rex. Smith and
George Rutherford. OF Garfield sta
tlon.
According TO Webb, orr had err
tered the barbecue early on the
morning OF October II, and, after
pointing a revolver at webb. began
to take the money from the casS
register. The bandit dropped some
OF the money on the floor. and
when he stopped TO pick Il up,
Webb grabbed a knife and stabbed
him "a the neck.
Tho bandit fired three shots At
Webb as he fled from the placs.
one lodging - the victims neck
Webb is IN a serious condition IN
Receiving hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
MT. CLEMENS
by Sarah Ellen Hill

The Thespian Modernettes held
their meeting Thursday. October
20. at the residence Of Hrs. Beck,
to discuss plans for the clubs acti-
vities OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langford we're en-
tertained last Sunday by their son
and various other friends.
The fourteenth anniversary OF CAL
vary Baptist church began Monday
OF last week and ended Friday,
October 2s.
Mrs. Morgan was entertained
Sunday OF last week by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jordan and son, OF Detroit.
The Mt Clemens high school
football team is proving to be very
successful this season. They have
won three out OF four games and
tied the fifth with Fordson High.
Several outstanding football stars
OF Mt. Clemens are: Ozander Stew
ems. James Strayham, Johnnie
Palmer, John Kirsel, and Edward
Kirsel. and Edward Samuel.
Every one Is invited to visit the
Chicken Shack OF Mr.. and Mrs
Buck, on Lippe avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-05
"All Blood Is Red
Will Be At Detroit
Art Institute Friday

"All Blood Is Red" play Whose
cast is composed OF colored and
white actors. will be presented at
the Detroit Institute OF Arts. John
R. and e. Kirby. November 4. a.
$50 .. m.
The play. unc ar the direction OF
Arnold Lashsy,. promises TO serve
as comeback for numerous retlr-
ed actors and actresses and step
ping stone FOR talented newcom-
ers.
Colored citizens are invited 10 see
this gripping drama. Tickets may
be secured al the Lucy Thurman
Y. W. c. A..