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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
Jewish Rabbis Disturbed b.
Report Of Negro And-Semidi,p

NEW yoRK-Noting , 49,.
anti-semitic tendency in n, s''
ored population Of this count w. ~
urging study OF the nro s.'' ~
causing II. the Central coa,s''a
OF America Rabbis at II, ~.
49th annual meeting in ,,, .sF
City, went on record as reaf,,..
the proverbial friendship :,
people for the colored race w
The Social Justice Comma.
through its chairman. Rabbi >.
EFT II. Brickner OF Cleyels,a ~
scented a report which ioe,' ~
the following recommenda,io,.
affirmations, unanimously sD,'s'
ed by the rabbis assembled -"
I'VE deplore the fact Ina, =.
United States Senate did M, -.
the Federal Anli-LynchInr IN
at the last session. We ds,,,.
reaffirm the stand We have 49,
in favor OF this hill and ~
ourselves anew to work for h
dcption.
ITO the Negro people Of AL
country we express our ds,ss
sympathy in their fight for Ann,
rights. We believe that IN. NJ,
they are carrying on, Is intim,l.,|
bound up with the fieht for ,,u,
rights for all groups and for dom,
cracy itself.
1--WE regret. however, 10 I'M,
noted in a recent letter from Ja..
p. Davis. the secretary Of IN. n,
lional Negro Congress. The n
lowing statement. "a nudr VI
Negro press and large ~sru
Of The Negro people reveals Il
growing anti-Semi'ic attitude
I'VE call attention 10 the N.
verbal friendship Of our wm|
for the colored race. We. vh|
ourselves. suffer from racial ut
JUDGE. have no desire TO erpah
or hate any other people. ws,ut|
rather TO work with all who IN
racially oppressed for The endig
Of rac.-s antagonists II Is, there
fore. painful TO us 10 note thai 4
large segment OF Negro press %!
people have permitted themsslVs
TO he victimized by the prorasfh
Of vicious anti-Semiies who. only
purpose Is TO dcflecl tho Nuw|
from his real cause ny the lnir
duction of racial anlagonlsm.
Because Of The seriousness 4
the situation, we recommend iM
the interracial Commission be M
ed to study the problem viii u
view OF finding remedy for 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
L os es Election In
Bahamas

Nassau Bahamas tANP) MILO
w. Butler. wealthy Negro grocer.
was defeated by Harry Cakes.
multi-millionaire Canadian gold
mine operator, in the election neld
today for a seat In the Assembly
NJ The Bahamas Parliament. The
Assembly is the lower house Of
Parliament
"A CoIORED JtDGE--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16

ATTY. WILLIS ". GRAVES
il6 r. Warren Ave.
NO. ys903S


4i6 r. Warren Ave.
NO. s7903s
r STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. In Chancery.
JEWELL ROBERTS. Plaintiff,
vs.. DANIEL ROBERTS. Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Al a session OF said court held at
me Court House in the City OF De-
ircit. in said County. on the 25th
day OF May A. ID. 1888. Present:
h n. Lester S. Mol. Circuit Judge
Il appearing from affidavit on
fs that the defendant. Daniel
Roberts, Is not resident OF the
S;ate of Michigan. but resides In
Nonsas City. Missouri:
On motion of Willis NJ. Graves
attorney for plaintiff 1T is Or
nFRED That the defendant appear
and answer the Bill Of Complaint
hled in this cause within three go
months from The date Of this Or
der or said bill will he taken az
confessed. and that This order be
served or published as required by
law in newspaper printed. pub
lished or circulated In said county.
LESTER $. NOLL
Circuit Judge
"a true copyl
NELSON p. MERRITT
Deputy Clerk Sis $50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
NY LITTLE KITTEN

] have small kitten,
His name is Puff
He IL very short. rough, and tough
NV little brother likes 10 play
With my little kitten whose name
"a Puff.
BY I.ureaner Sheard; aged IA
1853 Rivard street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
Airplane Lands On
Auto m O bill e At
Celebration

Aiken. 6. camp While Ne
groes from Aiken were preparing to
hold their annual Fourth Of July
celebration here at Bettis academy
an airplane piloted by George Flu
banks. white. of GranIteville,
crashed into an automobile whilc
attempting landing. overturned
the car and damaged The plane. no
one was hurt
F,ubanks stated he could not
avoid striking the car which wGs
occupied by five Negroes as u
moved along in front Of The plane
as IL was settling 10 land
"A COLORED ~ DGF--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16

ATTY. LAWRENCE r. HAYES
1896 Brush street
No. stS.jII
-TArI- nC NIrIIcAN

County Of Wayne
At session OF the Probate
Court for said County OF Wayne,
held Al the Probate Court Room In
the city OF Detroit. on the 18th dav
OF June. in the year one thousand
nine hundred thiriy-eieht. Present
Thos. C. Murphy. Judge OF Probate.
In The matter OF the Estate 81
Bril- Moss.
on reading and filing the petit
tion duly verified. OF Lawrence =
hayes. administrator for sail es-
tate. praying that he he licensed
10 sell certain real estate for The
purpose Of preserving The estates
interest
II Is Ordered. Tint the second
day OF August next al 10 o'cio, X
IN the forenoon. at said court
Room be appointed for hearing sail
petition. and that all persons in
lefesied In said estate appear be
fore SAID Court n said time aud
place 10 show cause why a license
should not be granted 10 said ad
minisIrator TO sell real estate as
prayed For In said petition. And
ii is further Ordered THAT cory
OF This order he Published three
successive weeks previous to said
lime OF hearing. in The Detroit Tri-
hume newspaper printed and
circulating In said County OF
Wayne
THOMAS &. MURPHY
Judge of Probate
"A true copyl
CHARLES r. HARRIS
Depuly Probate Register.
20 80
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Al session or said Court held
N the city OF Detroit on the Il
day Of MAY 1898. Present the Hon.
Robert NJ. Toms. Circuit Judge.
" satisfactorily appearing hy az
fidavit on file that the domicile OF
defendant is unknown and after
uiligent search and inquiry 1t con-
not he asceriained In what State or
Country he said defendant Ia now
domiciled
1T is ORDERED that he appear
herein within three months from
The date ~ this order or the bill
~ complaint filed herein may be
taken az confessed and that this
order he served and published ac-
cording 10 law
ROBERT NJ TOMS
Circuit Judge
"a rrue Copy
NELSON r MERRITT
Deputy Clerk
sis 40.
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- So
! m THE SHADOW
J ~ Abbc| LJ1//1CE
'Ld/iQCE
hu,.crsr MENTAL ST o. ne AneR,cxM SEAee

NOTE:-Your will FREE in this column
clipping column enclosed with Your CUES
ton Name Address Private
send order and selfsd
envelope Reading and receive
mall Advice Three Questions DO NOT SEND
POSTAGE STAMPS Able Wallace. Of the
DETROIT TRIBUNE c1ls St Antoine Detroit Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
SMILE


stood one day. looking in 2 river,
smiled this way. smiled that
way
Ny smile was as long as one big
mile.
I saw man. as old as could he.
But not smile from him did see
He wouldn't look up as he held his
cup
said /. Good man. can give You
hand?
Yon look SO lonely and blue
He said. Not word dear. as he
shed tear.
Not a word from YOU shall ! hear.
am very old man without a
friend or a helping hand"
/ said, .rlll he your friend and
lend hand
the old man said, All | want is {,
smile
Your smile. ss long as a mile"
BY Helen Jones: Grade 7B
9as Kirby street
MOTHER
Mother is the hest friend know
or
God sent her from heaven above.
When Mother Is SILK. am 100.
For I'm so lonely, don't know
what TO do
by Daisy Wheeler 1R age IL
1854 h. Warren
SUMNER
When summer Is near.
II always brings good cheer
The children are happy and gay.
II would no grand 10 live so ALVEY
The running brook sings joyful
song.
As over the rocks Il runs along.
The summer always brings us fun
and smile
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
Chas. Campbell.
s.Si ErskIne ~.
M. SfS.S3s

No. ssS.s35
STATE OF MICHIGAN
The Circuit Court for the Coun-
~ Of Wayne in Chancery.
WILLIAM SMITH. Plaintiff. VS.
AUGUSTA SMITH. Defendant.
ORDER PUBLICATION
At session Of said Court held
In the city OF Detroit on the l7rh
day OF May 1895.
Present The Hon. LESTER s.
MOl.L. Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing by
AFFIDAVIT on file that defendan' IL
not a resident Of the State OF
Michigan but resides AT 1919 Red
ford Nicksburg. PENNSYLVANIA:
II is ordered that she appear
herein within three months from
the date Of this order or the bill
Of complaint filed herein may be
taken as confessed and that tais
order he served and published ac-
cording TO law.
LESTER s. MOLI.,
Circuit Judge
"a true copy)
NELSON y. MERRITT.
Deputy Clerk
T-l6 S-27
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
ATTY. ORLANDO W. STEWt IT
5G>j 2ith ~.
No. 9.g.S5.

No. 2.9.2s.
STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. in Chancery
PEARL JACKSON, Plaintiff vs,
CHARLIE JACKSON. Defendant
Al session OF the said Court
held AZ The Wayne County Court
House IN The City 81 Detroit on
the 9TH day Of June A ~ 1878
rreseni Hon Vincent VI. Bren-
nan, circuit Judge.
! II satisfactorily appearing by az
hdayit hereto attached that tho de-
PENDANT Charlie Jackson is not a
resident Of The State ~ Michigan,
hii than his last known address
was GreenyiIe, Georgia.
on Motion ~ Orlando w Stewart
attorney for the Plaintiff. II il Or
dered that the aforesaid Defen-
dani. Charlie Jackson enter his
~ pearance In the above enri'ic d
cause within three months from
the date hereof. or the said Hill
Of Complaint fed herein will b.,
taken as confessed against him.
ON LIKE MOTION. IT IS Or
IEREp that The order he pub
lishcd according 20 law or a copy
thereof be sent 10 The Defendant
at his last known address By re-
rislered mail.
VINCENT NJ BRENNAN
Circuit Judge
"A true copy
NElSON y MERRITT
Deputy Clerk
-.q con
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
ATTY. CHAs CAMPBELL


STATE OF MICHIGAN. In tho
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. In Chancery-
ANGELlNE BERTOLINI. Plain
t'ff VS.. MIKE BERToLINl Defen-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
Legal Notices

order he served and published ac-
,ording to law.
ALLAN CAMPBELL
Circuit Judge
GA true copy
VERNON J.. kERWiN,
Deputy Clerk.
---z.l6-S-e7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
School Children's
Verse And Prose

netrotT
ri
submit their writings
FOR inspec
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
4 STORY GRANDMOTHER Toll

Grandmother told me n story a
bout when she was young.
She said she was living in the
country She had 10 20 up a nil
10 little house 10 get water.
One day. as she was coming ba X
with the water. she saw horned
snake. She started running and
fell. The snake. which was pur-
suing her. jumped over her neck
and stuck his horn in young
tree close by The tree later died
BY Eddie Mccormick: III
4716 ST. Antoine street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
has. Campbell.
9s1 Frsklne ~.
Va. 23g-G.6

STATE or MICHIGAN
The circuit Court for The c,un-
~ ~ WAYNE in thancery
'l.ARt.NrE MATTlSON, Plaintiff.
~ 'Ef.It MATTiSON. Defendant.
ORDER pIRLIt ALTON
81 a session " said touri held
ir the ciiy ~ Detroit on the 2isi
day Of lune 1898
Present. the Hon. Allan Camp.
hell, rircuit Judge
u satisfactorily appearing nv
AFFIDAVIT on file ihat defendant Is
moi resident ~ the State "
Michigan hut resides at 52s pine
street Warren ohio.
j is ordered that she appear
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16

In the beginning and all the while
BY Daisy Wheeler: 7B--age IL
1854 F.. Warren
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
MHRRY.GN.R0I.Nn

The merry-go-round went ronhd
And it never touched The ground
The man said "Ho', and the folks
said "Oh',
And the ride cost dime.
They all had the grandest time.
lis just like on wheel,
but instead OF wood. it's steel.
Yes. have a state.
Let's hurry. or we'll he late.
BY Edith Coulter: 7B age IL
1904 CT Apto;,,o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16

herein within three months hereof
or the bill Of complaint filed here
In may be taken as confessed and
that this order be served and pub
lished according 10 law.
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
Circuit Judgs
"a true copy
VERNON J.. kerr WIN,
Deputy Clerk
7-is So
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16

I have an explanation
That is kind OF complication.
lis rather hard 10 explain
Run I'll try 10 just the same.
I'm sorry | went out last night
And got myself into fight.
But promise never 10 do II again
So this ends my explanation. Amen
nv Lillian Andrews: 7B age II
5le Medbury avenue. Apt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
N0. sos.ssi
STATE OF MICHIGAN,

50
County ~ Wayne.
At session OF tho Probate Court
Tor said County OF Wayne. held Al
the Probate Court Room in the
City ~ DETROIT. on The eighteenth
day " .lune in The year one thou
sand nine hundred and thirty
eight Present y. ]. Healy. Judge
OF Probate
In he Matter " The Estate OF
James Johnson, deceased
On reading and fling The pei
ton ~ Rose johnson praying that
administrators or said estate he
granted 10 herself or some other
suitable person:
u Is ordered, That the Twenty
eighth day of July. next al two
o'clock in the afternoon AT .aid
Court Room no appointed for hear-
inE said petition
And II Is further Ordered. THAT
a COPY Of this order he published
three successive weeks previous
n said Time Of hearing. in the De
trolt Tribune newspaper printed
and circulating in said County Of
wavne
y. J. llEAl.Y
Judge ~ Probate
- irue copy)
ALFR ED J.. VINCENT
Deputv Probate Register.
7-2 7 %
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ORDER or fertilization

a. SESSION NJ said Court held
n 'he Court House IN the City ~
Detroit In said County and State
on the sih day NJ June. A. y. 1888
Present Honorable Vincent VI.
Brennan. Circuit Judge
In This cause. II appearing by ar
hdsvit on file. that after dllisent
search and inquiry II cannot be
ascerianed IN what state or Coun-
ny Tho defendant. Fannie Hayes.
esides and that her last known
~dsiress was 52e East Hancock
Avenue Apartment No. 10 Detroit
Wayne County. Michigan.
nm Motion NJ John y. Morris at
ioruey for above plaintn.
TT IS ORDERED that said de-
PENDANT Fannie Hayes. cause her
appearance 10 be entered in this
cause within three months from
he, date OF this order or the bill
~ complaint fled herein may Dc
taken as confessed: AND 1T is
FURTHER ORDERED that copy
" this order he published accord
ink TO the Statute in such case
made and provided; AND 1T Is
FURTHER ORDERED that copy
NJ this rider he sent 10 said A.
PENDANT, AZ her last known post
office address nv registered mail
and a return receipt demanded. at
least twenty DAYS before the date
hefein prescribed for her appear
arse.
= VINCENT ". BRENNAN
Circuit Judge |
"a true copy)
NELSON p MERRITT
Deputy Clerk. 7-z-s ~
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(has. Campbell.
Psi ErskIne ~.
Va. 2s0-351

Va. 2s0-JJl
STATE OF MICHIGAN
The Circuit Court for the Coun-
~ Of Wayne In Chancery.
OSCAR STOLTZ. Plaintiff. VS.
GRACE STOLTZ. Defendant
ORDER PUBLICATION
AT session OF said Couri head
in the city of Detroit on the sSih
day of June 1855
Present the Hon ALLAN CAMP
BELL. circuit Judge,
II satisfactorily appearing by
affidavit on file that the domicile
~ defendant is unknown after
diligent search and inquiry and
that il cannon he ascellainei In
what state or Country lhe- said
defendant is domiciled:
Ii IA ordered that she APPEAR
herein within three months from
The dale OF this order or The bIll 81
complaint filed in this cause. may
he taken as confessed. and that this
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
ATTY. JOHN y. NORRIS
1910 Hastings ~.
NJ NC no.

No. 2.s.935
STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
circuit Court for The County OF
Wavne IN Chanrery.
JAMES HAYES. Plaintiff We
FANNIE HAYES. Defendant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-18
This Man. Joe Murray BY WILLIAM coRcORAN coedgt m NEA sie. Inc

of stew savory and full of nour- ishment. T guess you can make out on that"
 q guess I can," said Joe in a certain tone. I'm mighty grate- full"
 She made an indefinite sound, and he fell to eating without de- lay. She sat down in a rocking chair near the fire and watched him. He looked at her once or twice, and was again embarrassed. She watched him eat. There was something, and he did not know what it was.
 T suppose you have lot of fellows asking Tor q meal?" Joe said by way of both appreciation and conversation.
 "Fellows?" she said, and her breath kind of caught. "Yes. And girls too." Her eyes looked away and she stared at the glowing stove with a certain bleakness. They're always coming, and I've fed so many of them. I can't feed them all. It ain't humanly pos sible. They come and turn them away, I harden my heart and l turn them away"
 Joe looked at her, wondering.
 She got up without saying any, thing more and went into the other room to her cook stove, where she shook down the fire vigorously and put on coal and shoveled ashes.
 He sat there in the warmth, thinking, watching the gray mist.
 The old woman came back presently and asked him if he'd have more, but he said no, he'd had plenty and was grateful. She gave him 8 sack of tobacco and cigaret papers, and she smiled. He thanked her, wishing he could say something more. Then he went on. He saw her watching him from the window as he went up the road.
 He went on, alone.
 (TO Be COntil;ueG
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-18
BANQUET PLANNED FOR FITZPATRICK
Auto Dealer to Be Feted in Honor of Marriage Week
 From Today

A testimonial dinner will be given at The Elton Wednesday night for William J. Fitzpatrick, Jr., of Pleas ant street, who is to be married to Miss Frances Strickulis of Wash ington avenue next Saturday morn- ing. The wedding will take place at 10 a. m. at St. Joseph's church.
 MT. Fitzpatrick is vice president fo Mattatuck Motors, Inc, and has been prominent in. local autoombile circles for some years. He has been active in the Tribune A. c.
 An entertainment program will be presented at the dinner. Featured will be Harry Cashin and his Milky Way quartet, Paul Guglielmo and a number of others.
 MT. Fitzpatrick has been an of- ficer of Mattatuck Motors since the organization of the firm several years ago. He was previously aSso- ciated with toher automobile firms
 The committee in charge has completed plans for the testimonial, and large attendance is expected.
 Arrangements have been made so that those attending the dinner can hear the broadcast of the Louis- Schmeling championship fight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-18
2 x TORIES ' Ss IN
 , \ ' \ ANlp \
Led to Mexican Constitution

0UT of the chaos. of Mexican
 revolution after the election of Huerta in 1914 emerged white- bearded Venustiano Carranza. On Jan. 6, 1915, he issued a provi- sional decree launching important and long-sought reforms, includ- ing naturalization of petroleum, land laws, and legislation protect ing industrial and rural labor.
 He called an assembly to sup- port the new Mexican constitution which was promulgated Feb. 5, l9l7 He was elected president of Mexico May l. Many of his ini- tial reforms were incorporated in the constitution which is Mexico's baslc document today
 But all was not well with the Carranza regime. There was cor ruption Tn the army, banditry was general, Carranza faced difficulties with hIs oil decrees, the constitu- ton was not being enforced. So rebellion broke loose once more in Mexico, led by De la Huerta, Obregon, Gales. This triumvirate took Mexico City on the heels of a fleeing Carranza on May 8, 1920.
 Thirteen days later Carranza was shot, and Obregon became president. But reform IS still coming to Mexico. Carranza IS shown here on one of the current Mexican stamps recalling the days of the revolution.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-18

pulled out of the city behind him early in the afternoon; 1t was an important city, and the dusk was Ia grayness streaked with the streaming light of incessant traf- f1c, cars that whirled upon one blindingly and were gone in a blow of wind and fumes and humming tires on concrete.
 The city had been cold to him; 1t did not matter. No place mat tered. The country was cold to a man too, but man could try. Rebuffs did not matter; they bounced off, and man went on.
 Joe braced the restaurant keeper for something to eat. It was a wo- man, an elderly woman, gray-haired and busy and thin, with the look of one who has raised her children and seen them go, and now bides her time with her patient husband. They'were farming people; they ran the stand and the station between tending the fields and the stock.
 Joe stood in the doorway of the tiny shack housing the restaurant and spoke his ritual, and he was surprised at its reception. The wo- man strengthened up from the stove, the old pot-bellied stove on which was lavished for mere heat lengths of beautiful native oak and hickory. She looked at Joe quick ly, almost guiltily in all seeming, and she told him to come in, to sit down, near the heat, to wait and she'd find something for him.
 Joe sat down. He was oddly embarrassed. More oddly, the woman seemed embarrassed. She was brusque, slashing around the little place, talked about the weather and poor conditions, rat ting dishes. There was a feeling in the room a curious feeling like a presence that you could not place.
 "There!' the old woman told him, pumping down deep dish
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-18
CROSBY BIRTHDAY FETE

Bing Crosby's birthday was ob- served by the entire Paramount per sonnel at a celebration luncheon in the studio restaurant. Among the guests were Director Wesley Ruggles, Fred MacMurray, Ellen Drew, Donald O'Connor, Elizabeth Patterson and others working with him in Sing You Sinners"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-18
LOURDES TO HOLD
 BREAKFAST SUNDAY

Attorney Fred Palomba will be toastmaster at the Fathers Day communion breakfast tomorrow morning following the g o'clock mass at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. The event will be spon- sored by the older Holy Name mem- bers and junior members.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-18

The United States is divided into seven regional districts under the direct supervision of a regional upervisor who has jurisdiction over al lof the Bureau of Air Commerce functions in that district.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-18
CAST OF CHARACTERS
CAST OF CHARACTERS JOE MURRAY - liked new places, new jobs, new girls. HELEN-fell in love-hard- once.
 TERRY MALLOW-found love and kept it!

Yesterday One crisis follows another when Terry is laid off and then Joe is out as the ship yards close. It looks like the sun is g0il;g down forever.
Evening star., 1938-09-12

pure sentiment run the show with
out benefit of reason is often sheer
folly. In this respect, reference is
made to the dog pound. There's
no one more unreasonably hated in
any town or city than the man who
runs the dog wagon" He's a
snake, a heel, a low form of animal
life not fit to be named. People
open his wagon on the %. t." They
ridicule him in all manner of ways,
and have been known to resort to
assault and battery. Such feeling
isn't directed at the pound because
it's good or bad, but because it's the
pound.
Granted. no pound. The result
is something which makes every
real dog lover shiver; open house
for rabies and all other canine
diseases because of uncontrolled
strays. Streets and roads filed
with half-starved, shrinking pieces
of dog flesh who must steal to eat
Uprooting of gardens. lawns and
garbage cans. A completely dog
overrun neighborhood. The. result,
public opinion against all dogs, con-
trolled or otherwise.
Dogs must be under some sort of
guidance and have a home base.
Minus these essentials they are
strays. Some one must take care
of strays or they cause all kinds of
trouble. The job falls to the
municipal government. 1t sets up
what is called Pound" This
Dog Pound. as long as it's clean and
humanely run. performs real serv-
ice to humanity. If National Dog
Week can just get that one point
over, it'll be doing a great job!