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Nogales international., 1938-12-31
HARRY LOWE
CONTEST WINNER

The Chamber of Commerce this
week presented to Harry Lowe,
son of Chief of Police j. J. Lowe,
a five dollar check for having
written the prize winning essay in
recent English class contest at
the high school.
Nogales international., 1938-12-31

Amid the ringing of bells and
blowing Of whistles, the twin cities
Of Nogales will join in with the
rest of the world tonight in cele
brating the close of the old year
and arrival of the new. '
From all indications it will be
Nogales international., 1938-12-31
WATER DEPARTMENT MOVING
TODAY TO CIVIC BUILDING;
POLICE TO SHERIFF OFFICE
City Clerk, Police judge. Fire, Paving Departments
Will Be Sole Occupants, OF Citp Hall After
~. ~ Midnight Tonight ''@@;.'+ ~~~

building. The water department ae--
counting records. effective, January
3rd, will be under the jurisdiction
Of City Superintendent of Streets
George M. Brannan. assisted by
CTurn to Page Seven) -.
Nogales international., 1938-12-31
Santa Cruz County Leads State In
Production OF Lead And Zinc

Santa Cruz County led all Ari-
zona counties in the production Of
lead and zinc in 1887, the bureau
Nogales international., 1938-12-31
Many Happy Returns

Mrs. Charles 8. Smith, Decem-
ber %.
Nogales international., 1938-12-31

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
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BAKERS CIR ABB
EIGHT IN ROW

Ri, Baker never evidenced any
Ifeses; in aihletS events. as far
- his Organization was concerned.
until This year Then he decided 70
s'sF' an amateur hockey team and
enter 3; in the strong Glass - Divi-
sion o. ~ Windsor c.'y League
Then he began scouting around
for ms;eria mainly former high
school players He signed William
Johnson. LIS Griffith 70 pilot the
sexiei. and these t~o signed some
players under y years Of age
whOse razzle dazzle play on the ice
during their high school day. had
stamped them as stick handlers
with brirh; futures Penning their
John Hancocks on the dotted line
were Elmer Barrenger. Bill Nc
Arthur Red" Lindsay Ace" Nc
Queen. and Angus Mcdonald. for
merly with Mackenzie: Peanuts"
Masdin and Harry Baumgartner
formerly on the Cooley squad and
George Gonzalez. "Bucko Lame
and Johnny Gallagher members o.
a neighborhood team
The boys possessed ability. but
because Of severe case OF "ner-
ves." were unable 10 get off on the
right foot. As a result they lost
fve games OF the first six played
And then came a reversal Of
form. The team began TO click. and
before the various teams in the
league could realize Il. the Bert
Bakers had chalked up eight con-
secuiive victories 70 end the sea-
son In second place.
Barrenger was the high scorer
OF he season with "a points. Grif-
fiths was a close second with 70
points. Mcdonald. in the nets. held
the opposition to 80 goals. He miss
ed winning the leading goal tend
er prize by two points.
After watching his boys stage a
rip snorting come back. Mr.. Baker
stated that he will call this
sports tryout success"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
Church OF God

The auditorium Of the Church OF
God, c. W. r. +. was filled TO capa-
city all day Sunday. March 20. This
made the members see the necessi-
" Of larger building.
Rev. Joseph Mcmillan, pastor
preached at the IL a. m. service
from the subject. Faith" having
taken his text from the eleventh
chapter Of Hebrews. The p. m
service was In charge OF the
Twelve Disciples Club OF which
Evangelist Mitchell is president
The club put over a rally which
was successful.
At the evening service Rev. Hen
~ Gibbs and Mrs. Olevia Hicksor
spoke. also Rev. Barnett who
preached from the 10Th chapter Of
81. John. Following Rev. Barnett
the pastor gave a timely talk.
The Junior Choir 10 progressin,
nicely. The Senior Choir will Civ.
a silver tea Sunday. March n n
$3.50 .. m. al the home of Mrs
Matilda Mcclellan. 1853 Antietau
street. Mrs. Eva woodley Is pre- 81
dent: Mrs. Ivey Robertson 4,
pianist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
cIRRENI TOPIC sTrpY CLrB

The Current Topic Study Club
met with Mrs b. Preston last Tues
day The meeting was in the form
Of a symposium DR. Freeman gave
brief lecture on the care Of the
teeth. DIR. Clark. chiropodist, re-
vealed startling facts about the
care and use OF the feet. DR.. Civ
ems interested the listeners in a
talk on Social Diseases. Their
Cause And Cure"
Guests present were: Mrs. West
brooks. Mrs. f. Cabule, Mrs. II.
Sayre, Chicago; Mrs.B. Simmons
Mrs. X. Osborne. and Mrs. Stew
ems.
Eighteen Of the members were
also present.
Mrs. Rosa Grsgg is president oil
the club: Mrs. Rosa Hill vice pre-.
sident. B. Preston. treasurer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
HI-LITI ATHLETIC GLIB

T-- s1i-Ll,e At1letlc Cl1o -ss
sAftes spriox I-ainsng =; ins
wasa;1x-ca s<hoc. playground L
Slr-1 L-sro.;- ard plans . E4s@
~sn..-g ear. this year
Tie 4o SD sDceos rzi-y ~
Ap-.i /, =. 1915 L'~c -ind-s str--'
70 - .r~ f1scs Tor buying e..-
s Ax-s :; ,Ae ooys u tie e.~h
rzax- :so-1 - - = Gus Sa-csrs
il yf~slaeE' AttAzrc Snozc=r
VIC press<sen- Aeon wigg.-s
.-<res4ss Reso<n To.oks finance
s-sret4sy Jynnson Lgles- chap.
iesn L=c looks chairman o. pro
gam cornziEtee Kermit Williams
.1signzn q bylaws and captain
u -ot, tail Earl PgFyssr srezs1--
= ard ns1sx@r o. sots ball and
sDcrscr
The ;-sln meets o. he Ford Anc
Fosc Fanerzl Home 1854 L Dzs-
!son every Monday at 80 ?. -
~ Brown u the America
Legion q Sorta Detroit, has reA-
cerec yres; assistance 70 the cl6l
The pubic is invited TO enco1as
the boys b. attending their gsr.-'
and s<,c.si affairs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
PASTOR SENDS
OPEN LETTER
Senator Barley Is
The Recipient

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rx. ,sA ~. III.
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E-4rs ~ 4e-c -ss
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ze. - An41 A.
a.-s -tt xkes ~ ~ u 81
ga 1-... ar
7~ "a. meme .--y .-zse il.
z @Sn ~ M. An4 n,s~
ma rs<s
s.,,+ .,or-..x .as
~ -.-sac1 ri. j. s.. s.~sys give
~ o.1y sac s.t Federsi
rr.--s .. TIL. and : chance a. :
-4 a.. ~ >u-ui-.lrv rim.
s.c -..e4 -. an,.-I-sach Bill (.
.f.4-s \. Dro-et, NJ p-sooys
.s '.-S. .rc give he cs1r,s q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
WHERE. TO GO
TO HENRY'S
GRILL


Last We1B<<1sy's amateur nlRht
prsyed - - very sseeessfaL 4
Insxr crowd sfses6el n csa1es<
last<< N bssr and . hah ~
whnerx fer yareh 1ofh- were.
Dsrsshy Jsrdss and Jazz Spsztsa
TIE Casino Gal al$s carried Z
larrp crowd - NascA lsfh-
n< Pr Eating Contest ever
Tse<A.y siehf Il veFy entertainIne'
The Gay Clsb Il sponsoring Z
". p. A. -Ts<ky Party on Nor
day. March s~sh- They are lsskins
forward to . very delightful time
Many celebrities viii BE pses<nt
and ,zriess prises vii he given.
Every one J. invited
DIM and dance every night al
Heary's- THREE floor shows sre Civ
en every ni<ht. beginning Fridays
through Sundays The shows ffa-
tare stone odd Nan >sn~hibe)
Nifty Lee and Joe T. Brown
special privileges are given 10
Clubs To- sponsor Cabaret Parties
al Henry's Grill. without cover
lee.
Gall Clifford 1873 and make ar
arrangements. All elubs arr welcome
to take advantage Of this s@rsiee.
Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
1925 SOCIAL GLIB

Members OF the 1925 Social Club
met at the home OF Mrs. George
Knox, $3.50 Twenty-Eighth street,
March IL. No business was trans
acted. The evening was spent So
cially and bingo was played. Dolo-
res Knox received frst prize: Mrs.
Billy Perkins. second: Mrs Miller.
third
Guests Of the evening included
Mrs Sadie Johnson. Mrs. Robert
Fletcher. Mrs Beatrice Meus. also
James Forest. Don West. and
Messrs. Johnson and Chatham.
A paper was read by Mrs. Willie
Perkins. theme, Right Understand
ing"
Mrs West is the clubs presi-
dent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
Facts About PfeiHer
Brewing Company



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csn,se.ely -<z2>-c znc E'ocerr
sr~.inr slaztf I. az Azer1rA
Eury acrz-<--s zs-s1< kzowz--
ever noc@rr ~ q e<1i>z<-i
ssr r-r<sel-x re s-sz se<r szz-11-
~ -osses@-a-< present. - TIE
PFszfre- ,2-- j.. s11izso1 -
rha PTELFYE zz1,-xl.f re-
=.srkzs1s srsrery LABORATORY. las
l.ss-a.c-y s,izsr1:es ~. c<2sce o.
x-<ssrork L zzt,lzirirE ~ sap
~ e-a.izy g. PFElsFkk beer.
Ever i-r-e1s.t gag i1-c
PYEIYYEE e@-< Il fesce-c Z. ins
s.bora.ory az Z i Goes no. cone
=, - p<re<-. . PFEIFFEA :
Z z1Iisy sfx-<a--s y = se9eezsc-
PTEIFFER cc<rate. q ir~ pin
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rs EsFsEH -&~- -e-.-s. 70
ls- TFzlFFEE a. Z - r. '4~
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y. alxzn It's -2s r-e~ssirz'sc Z
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Sz1. T1z z.cr- i r1~ -aos.
a. rsfr1c~s11 s-c ~A-- .n.s-td XIII
zis% ~ PaElFFEH BEEWiNC
Cc',tF Any xsss-.y = -sz---1 tzpz-
a. .-,4-@s-.1r sett = IA
erLIFrEA ~ss s-z-.-1 II .la-z--
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u-- .4sz- --n1-fs 4. 1~1 p
zz.s ss1- e1- crafts 'a~r~oy l1-
80 ey-z .t-f.te - his cc--1.,y
IL matter &. s-.~e'.ag en-
!, zee. M PFElFFER BREWING
coIPANf - one s;f.r. rae \
a4 4zs yec c1 ~ Dssls =
- 5-:-crz. zoi.:-y 1.,ag1; any
s-sz-e s1s,%Ter tcE .ac- color O.
r@isz-9c T4es~ aver .scfcEs have
10 AID ,ns. never BE- . cetsrnin-
.lS 3. ce;-ac-ye factor IL chooe-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
HUESTON


n<nt-
Al amp rate. The Trlbup. -.
bunch that Postmaster u.
may make some reaa,orn''o'
oooneetioe nth complain. -. II
tered ~ ~ A. A C. p go:
Noodsy. and these resd,u.,.
may Be made ~ifhir The ps,,
days 'e~)
During The Hueston reriu. !, u
said tventy-eigh; xppoin,.
have been made in the De.ro,, -
o<nce' In addition 10 prour,os'
and only one eolored eunlo~.
OscAr Smith has been anon, ~
number. colcred citizens behs,s
fsir percentage would havs - 4
three Negro appointments
A fe~ weeks ago. an edi,or,,,
the Detrois Tribune called .,,s" =
iion 10 these charges of d,sc-,,'
nation In the postofnce and ~"
toned that the Postmaster. s.4
sent term expires in Aprn ~
complaints have no, onl,
n'sd against local pos,0<s.. zen
colored citizens br. sl.o - Os
tain whites. 4 group Of 80. VEL
~onen Of both races mad -. W
10 fDsilanti this week y 80, "'V
with National co-nni;reaxr..,.'s4'
Mcdonald. regarding The s,, Ian
refusal Of the local pos,o,sns y. y
give employment 10 wonsr ss.' "
eznts Who have qualified upasr ~, :,
Civil Service I; is repo-,Ad nv =.
The commitseexomar plans -
visit Washington soon II oo,,. ="
ton with this issue.
IL is also understood ;ba, San.
Tor Preniss Brown. Denocrs, !,
Michigan has been advised - N.
complaints against the local nos.
Office. and asked II be plans !,
recommend Postmaster Hues,ou
for reappointment-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
NOVELTY BRIDGE cLrB

Members OF the Novelty Bridge
Club are glad to have back In their
meetings again Miss Mildred Trope
Miss Claudia Young. and Mrs.
Dorothy Williams. who have been
absent on account OF illness.
The club also extends deepest
sympathy to Miss Fay Johnson.
who was recently called out OF
town 20 be at the bedside OF her
sick sister.
The next meeting will be with
Miss Claudia Young. 1905 4. willis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
Neu Funeral Home
Open On st. AubA

A. - seibtla and zssssiafss in
it ihf I<trsit pablo to Visit and
in.I~et their h4astiisI new ~. Al.
tin F0n@rzI Hone. located al 49,
L tUblh- a. Maple.
Iht management zlAs snBeunet.
that III 2.iahli.hmenf will give
raiSons efnfient .trijfs ~ modtr-
ate pfirTe. The .srsies of special
lads attendant 5. pro' lded.
T. : teelbsld. liesns4d en-
haimsr. j. il charge. Phone Fifr-
~ -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
GLIB 70. 6 or BIG SISTERS

Club 10 8 Of the Big Sister
Auxiliary met Friday evening
March il. q, the home OF Deac
and Mrs " o. Banks. s37s Twen;y
Fourth stree, Deyoiio1s were con
Quoted b. Mrs Simms with Nrs
" L Harvey al the piano
Amer the routine business. Mrs.
Harvey conducted the Question
BOX in keeping wiih the Lentsn
season Mrs Fuqua the paFliame.
tartan. gave instruction in the Or
zsnizing .. clubs
T~eaiy-six members we've pre-
sent including Mesdames Gloyer
and Terrell, two new members
Those on the clubs honor roll
include Mesdames Lewis Geter,
McAdory. Johnson Hatcher s,reety
carnes. and Perry.
Delicious Refreshments we're
served
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
II OF D MARCHING GLIB

The Fi~sf' ~ Detroi; Lodge
Marching Club me- Sunday. March
20 a. III home u James Pates. 4ls
= warren avenue Apt. Z The
president. AmoA Williams presid-
I'd
Members II the club are making
Constructive preparation for the
state association which will con-
vene here In June.
Other officers are MAGIC Collier
secretary william Bell. treasurer
James Patss. captain and Mr.. Lu.
cas-. sergesnt-at-arms.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26


paxtzss a 4>eG-sts ?ecsss. A., :
LyIrhi.g s.xh zti,s All % s,xzS
cat lyrrai.g 1. AEeyicz Yr1sy.
serf 70 ~ 9 ! = ~ ~ ,res5ce-
aE> Joan T. LA~.s ssc IN. Sr>-
pr. 9 ! . cl---.f -t.Ag.zins
s.ail.T u: %@gs cA,s ze- ?
isnncting cSn,s =. ,~.s.
u The Tsxrsr-ysns.r E
NJ 1Eir ioi1 NE -tA -,
~ hzr s.r+1 ~ IL Las III:
koxs,oso1g, s-c g-.z, b4ek
sskirg 1Az - xiye 'tA
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
CARD OF THANKS

The family al the late julia Hall
wish 10 thank Rev. Brady and the
Missionary society OF second Bsp-
fist Church: the president. Mr.
Carrie Riley and members Of the
Faster Lily Cab. and friends for
their Kind expressions OF sympathy
during their recent BEREAVEMENT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
CANRRA GLIB

During last Thursdays meeting
Of the Camera Club the adoption OF
the new constitution and bylaws
was the principal topic OF ths
evening
After the business session Mr.
Blount gave brief talk on How
to get the most into a "sns pshot
with illustrations
A group picture OF the club was
taken by DIR. Greenidge prior to the
adjournment OF the meeting.
y +. Johnson Is club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
CHRISTIAN IND. GLIB

Mrs. Lula Theus and her grour
OF singers will give. a pre- Easter
musical at the Frances Harper Inn
So7 Horton. in March 81 at $3.50 d
m. The affair will be In interest
Of the raising funds for purchasing
furnace for the Home. Admis.
sion will be free but voluntary do.
nations will be accepted.
Mrs. r. =. Taylor is president
Mrs. T. Evans. secretary: Mrs. ]
Vincent treasurer: Ms. Jones
chairman OF home.
The public is invited 10 attend
the musicale.
SPEEDY EIGHT CLUB
The Speedy Eight Club held their
meeting last Wednesday al the
home OF the secretary. Mrs. Thei-
ma Smith. Following the business
period. refreshments were served.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
SPAuLD|ne



rro1-oec ven fe~ theatre n'<n-
arerA U. ne osher had The SeSs
xzine1 coz<rol q lie moving pc
t-re l-1-ssry and t,e1tres oecz-se
they rere o-Ez,izec-
Nen Nsu Irziset
Txs.ry-1Ee years ago Ne ,@c
ss1ty sazks. c1r noc c1e bankes
s-crx ths race VITA fall knosiecs-
q tse e.s.rexs.- he SAID Lie IL
,a-aee . a pso1e<r blsi,sss ano1g
rse Negroes. b1s =, pres<1. the
n<a n ;his bssi,sss are trained
o-czas< ;Ae various companies
give rAei- employees training
TIE speaker then tod Soczf TIE
81 - 80 Loan ex-endec By the
xeSh.-k and Farmers bank IN
purhsr. q rtich ne l. the ,res'-
cer.. "a finance hcznes The govern
-ert p@rnits TIE bank 70 insure
nes1rsge. ~ 70 - Pc ce5' o. n
rzius o. Ae properly OF APRIL ! as
e-rzar xii co-s=-14.e .ca- o
So 49, o. = real estate project
III is.s. ;ne-s ~ers twelve banks
4 -1- eozsirg operated y $e-
z-oes N-zso bs1kefs a-e isaF1irs
. ana mere 2s9@s baklag
1ss s-1 Boncs investments
.u,,r ana -xpcr' trade W. must
a.s Oily rely On fr1r~s and naztAe-
-,4r.ss u Lssiness bit must z't
= -ov ~ zeogrspAy ard history u
s- x I'd - .-zaAil Z b.
--ss h. ccr;snred
A. yl~4 .os greater snd NOR
e@zi. z;ed Efforts II oosin-<.
j.. S5za.di1g sz.c -Negro~s nas.
s.-,pe -zt~ and Ou.id bigger oas.-
res. concerns. II ou. young nsA
z.t Nouen come OFT q college
4-d Asy- ID yvgor;uni'y 10 pssc-
,.c- va, tAes azss learned w
wi. 1@r- r.; IA a. q race
Hs s-.4r.=l - oznk opeIssst
81 N41ss-s Il savannah ~Aich II
.cz,s1 r-c~zfiy paving he de-
,1slior. l9,!4s tos dollar Tais ~ss
u n; '-ns in ais,0ry BE said
IA, sas ts1k has l4uidaiec s-1
5sic s~posi;css x fall
Build For Future
Neg q sp<nd a great par y
.ae.r meme on entertainment A
xe are going 10 clown. lets ga
pzic tor j; ne urged
A.rer urgine his audience ri
build fos The future. he pointed 81
Tie successful fish and poul,Es
business in Charleston. 5. G. whion
has been in the hands 0. The SIM
mons family for three generations
The A:ro-American Publishing
Company ~as another which Is
nov operated BY the third genera
t!on. he said
The speaker referred to the
Pittsburgh Courier as great news
paper with vide circulztio, ex-
tending in many OF the countries
be had visited.
The Detroit Tribune is also
fine paper Of which the people o.
D4fron and Michigan have cause
10 b. proud he declared
II closing Mr. Spaulding empha-
sized the need Of voting Negroes
mus register and vote. Colored
vo.e-s In Norih Carolina slipped
Roosevelt 30 ct-0 Votes In the last
election and i counted We must
yo'e ard stop going around talking
abou. our strength Votes are what
count The $4,000 Negroes in De-
,roii should have al least 5o"vo
registered voters he asserted.
We are builders in the American
economic structure. so lets build
we'll. Help your brothers boat
across. and your boat will be sure
20 reacn the shore Things KEEP.
apart fail TO get results We must
work together II you can't play a
violin in LIES band. beat drum
and beat IL for all you're worth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26

CHAMPION JOE

'c>z,srs+e t,e= s.xe +:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
Funeral Rites Held
For Lawyer Foreman

Funeral services Tor the late
Attorney James A. Foreman. 1880
Richton street, were held March
Is. from webster's Funeral Home.
Rev. X. L. Brady offciated.
Attorney Foreman. who was one
OF Detroit's successful lawyers,
died at his late residence on March
II. Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Mary Foreman. and a brother who
resides in Virginia.
Burial was In Memorial Park
Cemetery.
The clubs recent keno party was
q success. Among those present
were. Miss Polly Ami. Miss
Marian Macklin. Mrs. Helen Cor.
don. James Rosemund. Edmund
Dudley. George Trap. and others
The Washington times., 1938-05-27
By igor CaSSln1

Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed, of
New York (sister of Mrs. Harry
G.. Meem) showed what good
taste she has, because she likes
Russianish hats E. . Mrs. Meem did
a splendid Job as a designer. A
professional couldn't have done
better with the brides and the
bridesmaids frocks -. Mrs.
"Chip" Robert approved and
she is a beauty Judge!
At the Curtis Club not as much
profusion of the golden bubble
liquid {. .. At midnight sounded
the fatal moment when the bar ran
out of it. But Henri de Sibour
called the house to have some more
sent to calm the nervous men,
bers, consoling themselves with
highballs We didn't tell you
yesterday that "Sonny" Baker ex-
. hibited himself in one of his now
famous solo numbers ). We don't
think he'll have any trouble max
ing a hit in the Land of the Silver
Screen Nancy Mann was as
good as ever in her dancing routine
Decio de Moura, the dashing
Brazilian diplomat, who wears a
monocle. didn't appear in the best
of moods .: Something wrong.
Decio? Margot Garrett and
fiance, Mariana Zuberbuhler, on
the contrary, looked very happy
. Nancy Letter made pleasant
appearance with beautiful collar
nf diamonds and sanphires
Miguel Quirno decidedly showed
that he was "In the Mood for
Muffin"
The Washington times., 1938-05-27
PETIT POINT

my children. You'll read of another
of those sensational engagements
of two popular Washingtonians ).
Country news: Alice Tucker
man will entertain at dinner at
Chevy Chase Club tomorrow night
:. Ethel Worthington has organ
lied a picnic at her country place for
Sunday evening .. The Italian
Naval Attache, Capt. Cugia Mar
quis of SAINT Orsolo, will sail for
his homeland in September for a
three-months' leave Benny
Plunket, attache Of the British
Embassy, will depart the middle
of next month for his own dear
Ireland, to be back again with us
next fall . The Robert Low Ba-
cons are leaving tomorrow for
Westbury, L. l., but daughters
Ivy" and Muffin" will come
back to see us next week :. Ralph
Hawkins, the popular drummer of
Sidney's orchestra, will soon join
Artie Shaw and his band .. We
hope he'll be back for the starting
of the big season next winter.
Mary Wells is visiting the pa
rents of Rudy Kaufman in New
Hampshire Our prediction
SENS to be true ). Considerations
over Wednesdays excitements -.
Remarkable quantity of champagne
for the McLean-Meem wedding re-
ception Jock Merriam thought
he should stay at the bar to help
E. Bobby Wallach, as a good
cousin, did his duty with conscience
-. Bettina Belmont, unfortunately,
was distracted by the music So.
The Washington times., 1938-05-27

Colorado. What you don't know,
and we heard by letter, Is the
gala housewarming which the
Abbes had the day they moved
into their ranch house.
There was a German band,
which escorted, not only the
guests but all the laborers, who
had helped to build the house,
from the barns into the house
proper. for luncheon. Then. and
with the usual Able incons4st-
ency, they laid the cornerstone
of the house (after everything
else was completed), placed the
youngsters book inside and GOV.
cred it with a glass shield, so
that all who wish may stand
and see it.
Jimmie Able writes back here
with his always generous ges-
ture and says the door of the
Able ranch house sis open to all
sorts of people" and then in
forms us that Leila Stiles and
ourself are welcome anytime.
Frankly, we are still meditating
on that invitation and the way
it Is worded.
The Washington times., 1938-05-27
Fetes ENJOYS Wife

Mrs. Copeland entertained TO-
day for another who is to cross
the sea shortly. Her guest of
honor was Nine. Munthe de Nor
genStierue, wife of the Minister
Of Norway, and the party was
given at the Shoreham, the
guests meeting first in the Cope
land apartment for cocktails.
In the party were Mrs. Morris
Sheppard, Mrs. Arthur H. Van
denberg, Mrs. James J. Davis,
Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs. Fred
Britten, Mrs. Carlos del Mar and
Mrs. Elonzo Tyner.
Tomorrow evening the Senator
and Mrs. Copeland will have the
Superintendent of West Point,
Maj. Gen. William D. Connor,
and Mrs. Connor as their guests
at dinner at the opening of the
Shoreham Terrace.
Today Mrs. Connor was the
guest of honor at a luncheon
given by Mrs. Malin Craig. wife
of the Chief of Staff, at the
Chevy Chase Club.
The Washington times., 1938-05-27

It's not Arose Compolio, but
Arroz Con Polio, they justly say
and it may offend the dig
nifty of our Cuban friends, some
body adds :. We can only make
our very humble apologies, say
that we never pretended to be
expert in Cuban culinary terms and
that we never thought our mis-
take could provoke a near-diplo-
matte incident ). We are ready to
go to the Cuban Ambassador and
confess that the fault is ours
To S. M. Barrett. of the In
terror Department Recreation AS
sociation and editor of Idra News,
sincere thanks for the long ex-
PLANTATION of how to cook the dish
. in the earthen bowl I
am sure could do the trick my
self now.
Watch out in the Sunday papers,