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che ,en ell expreso, y 20 tengo
que eStar pasado mahana en-
San Sebastian.
Maria de la Cruz intervino.
va sab6is por mi, cuando
querais.
Las dos mujeres caAmbiaron
una rapida mirada.
Maria de las Moves hacia cua
tro dias que no veia a su chiqui-
tin.
IC6mo marcharse de Madrid
mahana mismo, sin falta?
La mujer sinti6 qJe tina cole
IA sorda Sc apcderaHh de su CO.
raz6n.
Il Como nos iretnos?-pre-
gunt6.
Como querais. Themes al
gin interes, Maria ?-dijo Bor-
goha, dirigiendose a Ia mujer
La gaceta., 1939-03-21
LLEGARA Ell JUEVES LA
FUERTE NOVENA DE LA
DE LA
HABANA

Procedente de la Habana, via
Miami, arribara el jueves la po-
tente novena de la Universidad
de Ia Habana.
Los universitarios jugaran en-
los terrenos de Cuscaden, ell sa-
bado % y ell domingo 26, por la
mahana, con los precios mas eco
n6micos que Sc ha podido poner,
considerando los gastos, a base
de rs c~entavos por desafio.
La novena de la Universidad
es Una de las mejores de Cuba y
dudamos de que los muchachoe
locales puedan ganarle.
Como oposici6n la Secci6n AT
letica del Circulo ha preparado
a los Sguientes peloteros: Ma
nuel Menendez, Id; Luis Garcia,
2b; Ramon Rodriguez, 3b; Cue
ira IS; Felix Menendez, If; Lii
to Corrales, CT; Bernardo Fer
nandez, ri; Mike Fernandez, p;
Henry Lopez, catcher; Srarez,
catcher; pitchers adicionales.
Joe Morales, P. Hernandez, Pc
ter Leto y Bara.
Habra buena pelota ell sabado
y ell domingo, en- ell parque de
lCuScaden.
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del ingeniero.
-fSf!-repuSo vivamente Ia
aludida, con su egoismo mater
nal. Por la nina, quisiera QUE
nos fueramos en- Ell tren.
II Perfectamente! Esta mis-
ma tarde ira Fermin a sacar las
butacas para Ell expreso.
Ash qued6 convenido.
Maria de las Moves sigui6 co
miendo de un modo febril.
jtEn que tren marcharemos?
En- Ell expreso.
Il En- Ell de las siete?
NO, en- ell de las ocho.
@iAh!
Este "iAh!" 10 habia lanzado
la mujer del diplNu atico como
10 interior.
Bstaba calculando Ia mejor
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DEPORTES
SUBIO SZABO AL PRIMER
LUGAR DEL T0RNEO

Riga, Latvia, mario 21.-Las-
zio Szabo, Ell maestro de Buda-
pest, Sc ha puesto a la cabeza
del torneo, con IL partidas ga
nadas y 3 perdidas. lie siguen V.
MikenaS y Gideon Stahlberg,
empatados cada uno con 1919
triunfos y 31a derrotas. Salo
Flohr, de Praga, baj6 al cuarto
lugar, con 91a y 212.
Szabo venci6 a F. Apschen-
lex, de Latvia, capturandole un
pe6n que decide la partida. V
Mikenas jug6 una brillante com
binacion y venci6 a w. r. Hasen
fuss, de Latvia.
Complete Stahlberg dos jue-
Cos, anotando ~ puntos. Pri-
nero Ell sueco hizo tablas con K.
Ozols Y por la noche derrot6 a
v. Patrov, que cometi6 varias O.
quivocaciones.
Salo Flohr empat6 con E.
Book, de Finlandia, y aplaz6 u
ma partida con ell germano-ruso
Bogoljubow.
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manera de hacer una escapada
para yer a su hijo.
JC6mo iria?
jCuando iria?...
iESta misma tarde?. -.
va estaba diciendose /. que 81
mentalmente cuando Isidoro ex-
clam6:
-Esta tarde, Maria quisiera
cue Unieras conmigo -.
Su mujer levant6 los ojos del
plato.
Ad6nde?
"A hacer algunas visitas de
despedida. Maria esta sxcusada.
no estando aqui su esposo. Sin
embargo, jquieres venirscon
'noSotroS?
No, gracias, Isidoro. Wow q
llevar la nina a casa de dona Ra-
mAs. Nd
La gaceta., 1939-03-21

"a a termino en- ell Estadio de loo
Yankees.
Los dos pdgiles, en- ell peso vel
ter, Sc han comprometido a pc
sar mas de 1876 libras. Mead con-
vino en- no ~arriesgar ell titulo de
las 1876 libras hasta que Sc efec-
tie la pelea con Ambers.
Pero 81 Henry consigue ven
GER a Day, como Sc espera, en-
tonces Sc lie pemitira ir a Ingla-
terra a pelear con ell vencedor
del match Jake Kilbrain-Ernie
Roderick.
Ell match entire Kilbrain y Ro-
derrick esta senalado para Ell jue-
YES.
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el main bout contra Ell boxea-
dor americana Kid Cyclone, ven

el "main bout" contra Ell boxea-
dor americana Kid Cyclone, ven
ciendolo por puntos, Ell valiente
bantam weight espahol, Maria
no Arilla nos refiri6 detalles de
la pelea que, segdn Ell, fue una
dc las mas duras que sostuvo en-
su carrera de pugilista.
Con una herida profunda So
bre ell ojo izquierdo que lie Mega
hasta la sien, resultado de un Cd
bezazo de SUI contrario en- Ell pri-
mer round, Arilla cartelosamen-
tie pe.eando para que no lie pega-
"a nuevamente en- ell lugar lesio-
nado, logr6 derribar a Cyclone
en- ell te.cer round por ell conteo
de 6. En- ell quinto y ell octave
round lie contaron nueve segun-
dos a su contrario, sin poder a.
plicar Ell golpe decisive por ra-
ION de 81 herida, que estuvo ma
nando sangre 1urante cast to-
do ell encuentro.
Ell pGblico Sc mostr6 entusias
mado con la demonstration de am
Dos gladiadores, pidiendo al Pro
motor un match de revancha en-
ire elloS.
Ell deseo de Arilla, sin embar-
go, eS contratarse nuevalmente
en- Tampa con Henry Raymond
de quien fue victima en- su pri-
mera aparici6n Ell ell ring de los
Artilleros. Enfermo sc encontra
ba Ell boxeador espanol cuando
perdi6 por puntos cen Raymond
de quien dijimos en- aquella oca-
sion Sc encontraba en- perfecto
estado fisico.
La pelea de estos dos j6venes
gladiadores no podra llevarse a
cabo sin embargo hasta dentro
de dos o tres semanas, para dar
tempo a que Arjlla cure de 81
herida.
I'm tanto por ciento de su boil
sa, nos dijo ell boxeador espanol,
10 cedera al Frente Popular, del
que eS SimpatizadOr enthusiastic.
La gaceta., 1939-03-21
N ARMSTRONG
E CON DAY

New York, Mario 21.-Por
arreglos hechos ante la Conf
sion Atletica del Estado de New
York, Ell negro Henry Arm
strong sc ha comprometido a de-
fender sus dos coronas.
Eddie Mead firm6 un contra
to que obliga a Henry a defen-
der su corona del peso welter, en-
Ia Madison Square Garden, ell
dia 81 de Mario.
Mas tarde, en- Ell mes de agos-
to, Henry defendera la corona
del peso ligero contra Ell italiano
Lou Ambers, Ell excampe6n.
La pelea con Ambers Sc lleva-
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R DE LOS DODGERS

Aver, en- Clearwater, los bod
gers de Brooklyn freron derro-
tados por los Cardenales de San
Luis, con score de z carreras por
5. Johnny Mize descarg6 dos jon
rones y Mickey Owen y Enos
Slaughter uno cada uno. Dolph
CamiIi descarg6 tres hits por
los Dodgers.
San Luis Il, 10h, lie; Broo-
klyn Sc, Oh, zoe.
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La pelea entire John Henry
Lewis, el campe6n de las IT'S Ii
bras, y Dave Clark, sehalada pa
ra celebrarse en- Detroit, Sc ha
srspendido por haber sufrido
Lewis una herida encima del ojo
izquierdo. Ell negro iba a defen-
der Su tftulo ell dfa 81 de mario.
Lewis fue reconocido por va
rios medicos y pudo comprobar-
Sc que no podia distinguir los de
dos de una mano puesta a 18 pul
gadas de sus ojos. Sc diagnosti-
CO la enfermedad como probable
catarata traumatica.
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Estaba hecho un rollo de man

EStaba hecho un rollo de man
teca.
La madre Sc 10 Nevada en- bra
EOS por cualquier Gambia de los
que atravesaban las huertas ure
rodeaban la casa de campo, y
.eran unos momentos de algeria
radiante y hondisima, miranda
ell cielo y los Arboles retratados
en- los lagos azules de aquellos
ojos queridos.
Y eran unas horas que COM
pensaban a la pobre mujer de
sus angrstias horribles.
AL fin, al caer la tarde, la es-
posa del diplomatico Sc despedia
de los aldeanos.
Llenaba de besos apasionados
Y de lagrimas ell rostro del hijo
querido.
porobea Sc Quedaba en- la pla
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La Gaceta Folletin No. POT
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

muTmurando, con Ell tono mimi
table de la voz maternal:
III Hijo querido milo! iHijo
de mi almal. -.
Los ojos de Maria Sc llenaban
de lagrimas.
Pero cram unas lagrimas san
tas, de algeria tambien, contem-
plaudo al niho tan gordo y tan
rollizo.
Dorotea cumplia al pie de la
Setra su promesa de criar y aten-
der al chiquitin con TODD esme-
70.
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LOS X VENCIERON
A LAS ABEJAS

En- la decima entrada los Yam
KEGS hicieron la carrera que ne
cesitaban y vencieron a las Abe
jas de Boston. Red Ruffing J
Monte Pearson lanzaron por las
huestes de Mccarthy. E. Flet-
cher bate6 un cuadrangular en-
ell septimo asalto.
Yankees, sc, Oh, lie; N. York
&c, Oh, Sc.
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zoleta de la casa de campo, y mu
chas tardes tambien, cuando ha-
ella buen tempo y aun era tenn
prano, accompanied a Maria has
ia el apeadero.
ALI, la mujer de Borgoha to-
maba ell tren para Madrid.
Y volviendo hacia la corte, re-
zaba por ell hijo adorable, por el
amante auSente -. los dos seres
que llenaban su coraz6n.
Isidoro, al volver hoy del mi
historic, anunci6 a su esposa y
a Maria de la Cruz que Sc mar
chaba manana.
Pero -, maham?-opuso
Maria de las Moves, dominando
el tumulto de Su coraz6n.
81, manana mismo. Fl mi
nistro y su seQuito salen esta no
La gaceta., 1939-03-21

Nueva derrota de Chino Alva
rez, esta vez a manos de I'm We
terano.
Ell Chino pierde terreno, pero
todavia cuenta con muchos ami
Cos y partidarios.
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LOS RoJOS A BRADENTON

Ell Cincinnati ira hoy a Bra
denton a jugar con las Abeias
de Boston. Sc lanzara la prime
ra pelota a las 8 de la tarde.
Wander Nicer, seg1n los me-
dicos, saldra Ell jueves del hos
pital. Por ahora no sera neceSa-
rio operarlo de Appendicitis.
La gaceta., 1939-03-21

Jose Basora, un gladiator de
Puerto Rico, puso a dormir a
Dough March, de Montreal, la Sc
mana pasada. March cay6 a la
Iona en- Ell primer asalto.
Pesaba Basora media libra
mas que su contrario, 145 con-
ira 1451A.
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CON LOS GUANTES

Petey Scalzo puso a dormir
la semana pasada, en- New York,
al p1gil Baby Luis, de la Haba-
ma, Cuba. Ell arbitro intervino al
comprobar que Luis era muy in
ferior a Scalzo, o por 10 menos
10 parecia.
La gaceta., 1939-03-21

Ell noruego Allie Stolz Oomba-
tic en- New York con Joey Fon-
tana y fue derrotado, por pun
los. Stoltz derrib6 a Fontana en-
Ell segundo asalto, pero este Sc
levant6 y consigui6 vencerlo.
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d De los Norona?

-iDe los Noroha?
ST.
i Mira, pucde que noso-
troS recalemos tambien por ALI. I
va tarde. "A que horaIras?
"A las cinco 0 cinco y media.
-'Bien. 81 te detienes alli to
recogeremoS.
Al seabar el almuerzo, las dos
OMarias quedaron sofas TN ms
'tante.
Y cambiaron este dialogo en-
VOC baia:
TIL yes que augusta. Ma
ria.
Ten paciencia. guerilla.
iCrando has visto al niho?
-Ha'e va tres O cuatro dias.
IN sislo' para mi impaeiencisl
! Sa0ra este vists.. lSabe plos
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LA RAZON DE LEER

La 1nica raz6n autentica pa
ra leer es que la lectura es d.
vertida; mas divertida que el
golfo que La atrozmente abu-
rrida rutina de barajar, cortar
y subastar en- los naipes. Esto
es asi suponiendo que listed lee
exactamente 10 que a listed lie
gusta porque realmente lie gus
ia Y jamas porque listed crea
que deba gustarle y que por e
Ito lie daria credito.
Sinclair Lewis.
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UN E TRIUNFO DE
MARIANA ARILLA

Entusiasmado con su propia
demonstration de anoche en- ell
ring de Clearwater, donde nen6
La gaceta., 1939-03-21

Cast TODD ell mundo vive po-
bre para morir rico. Mucho
mas sabio es vivir como rico, y
morir pobre.
Arsene Houssaye.
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LA GACETA

RI paFi6dico en- idioma Espahol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave., Ybor City, Fla,
Telefono Y 1892
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-01

DRINcE HALL, the father of Free Masonry among
L Negroes in America, born Sept II, l74S, at
Bridge Town. British West Indies His father, Thomas
Prince Hall, was an Engshman and his mother free
woman of French descent. He came to the United
States in 1865. Although in a foreign land where he
had neither friends education help him on his
way he did common labor during the day and studied
privately at night
AT tweny-seven, he had acquired the fundamentals of
education. He joined the Methodist Church and
became eloquent preacher. His first church was
in Cambridge, Mass
Prince Hall dared learn the Of Free Masonry
even during the troublous times. To do this he
found his way the quarters of General Gage Cox
Hill in Boston. He admitted the Military Lodge
and advanced the degree of Master Mason before the
beginning of the Along with him, there were
associated others who later obtained charter under
which they finally proceeded with limited power
Their membership increased from time time by
admitting persons from New York, Pennsylvania and
foreign countries Hoping into the full rights
and powers in this country. Hall presented such
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-01
Probe WPA, CivilService
Discrimination In Capital

WASHINGTON, June 30
The newly organized local
branch Of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement
of Colored People has taken
under Amusement the Through Of
John ". Whi;en, iun.5r race rela-
tons officer in The Federal office
Of the Works Progress Adminis,ra-
i-aa-ana- The case Of Robert Mar
tin who was denied a position with
the Railroad Retirement Board,
auegedly because Of his color.
The two matters we're reported
upon to the body at It's monthly
meeting by the chairman Of the
labor committee, y. Simpson Tate.
THIS committee along with the
Non-Psrtisan Lobby Tate reported,
is at present investigating both
matters The lobby IS sponsored
by the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority.
Mr. Written was furloughed by
the WPA administrator until Sep
TENDER IS, al which time he is 10 be
dropped unless it is necessary 10
increase the staff. it was reported
by officials The reason given for
his proposed dismissal was economy
and lack Of work.
Meanwhile, a list Of duties Of The
race relations officer as compiled
BY The labor committee, includes
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-01

Gives Talk
mBrookln

BROOKLYN, June 30-Brooklyn
society filled the beautiful edifice
Of Nazarene Congregation church
to its capacity last Sunday after
noon when Club Zenana presented
Mrs Mary Mcleod Bethune, Mrs..
Bethune brought a timely. as well
as forcible message 10 her listeners.
Rev. Shelby Brooks. pastor well
coined the guest OF honor, guest
artists and other guests.
Participants on the program were
Mrs. Juanita Harris Thompson.
who studied with Alton Jones, and
rs a graduate of Brooklyn Conser-
vatoGy OF Music, gave two piano
selections. Leslie Coles tenor who
mas a BA. in music. C.C.NY.. Is
a radio and~concert artist. and
member Of Hall johnson choir, rem
dered two vocal solos. Mrs. Grace
Lockley Jackson, graduate OF Ithaca
Conservatory and attended New
York School o. Music and Fine
Arts. presented two difficult piano
numbers. William Bowers, BARI
tone concert and radio artist who
was awarded fellowship by the
Rosenwald Foundation sang two
numbers.
Members still receiving praise
for this unique program are Mar
garet V Brown, president; Eleanor
NJ. Parkus, who was chairman OF
the affair; Helen D. Logan, secre-
tary; Iva Wright. treasurer; Vernica
Arnold, Ophelia Cook, Margaret
Turner, Ruth E johnson, Edna l.
Jones' ElSie-H,- Latte Madeline
Sapp and Lila L. Owens.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-01
Name New Bandmaster
At Hampton Institute

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, June 80
President Arthur Howe an
nounced this week that Wesley L.
Howard has been appointed band
master at Hampton Institute.
Mr.. Howard has been serving
temporarily in the position. because
of the illness OF Mai. William NJ, o.
Tessman, Hamptons able band
master through a long period Of
years. The latters retirement be-
comes effective June 30, after which
time Mr.. Howard will assume the
vacated post.
Mr., Howard is associate professor
Of music in the college and Phenix
training school He holds the degree
of licentiate from Trinity college,
London; and is fellow of the same
institution.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-01
Probe Anti-Negro=
Move In Arizona

NEW YORK, June 30-The United
States Department of the Interior is
conducting an investigation in the
anti-Race activities of James M.
Pyle, deputy special officer attached
10 the U, S Indian Service, located
at Tucson, Ariz., officials OF the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment OF Colored People stated here
this week.
The investigation is being un-
dertaken at the direction of in
terror secretary, Harold Ickes. fol-
lowing a complaint launched with
the department by the NAA.C.P.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-01

clinics at Memphis.
He specialized in tuberculosis
and passed the U. S. Civil Service
examination as a medical officer in
1884 and in 1885 received a federal
appointment but turned it down
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-.
9 go =, " 80 ~
80 :,
- ~ On
n,
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The last week end was one Of par
| ties informal formal
picnic and house gatherings
| truly a week of gong places
True 10 the old adage. no week n
! June without a bride our Cupid notes
| for the week are:
~ p,,~-s,i C,r,er bo,ne IN 18Th
I - - ,ho se,,irg for the wed
a. 81 thair 90 Rtchard and Mrs.
a,,isa C,rocLo,t BEFORE a
~, go trisrds NJ the family the
sr,,,,is s5qtse ,,,TF- y-r7-r-
i,'t,, F,tho- Nalcol,, Dade of,eia,i4e
~ I'D ,,.,s nre,,v in White net
- Fnsertto ycr 2lta
'. 49, naaas,,nc mic, an and CARVING a
| S.,,a,,a, ~ .io,ro-s VtoIe- Ba7l;s
-, -,..,,s,,, d, ,c,.b
-. ,,.3,s a., ,ccord,op ,ies-ej
| ~, ,nd erred a huge bououet
ST., - 80 ,i,e RET man tbus
"'' 'e' -. re- ho,,,.
ISSUING ms o,o.,' ..,, .a,,.a.. -
'iiu' nome oeueeHeu N.''i ~. ~ -,
thrown open 10 ii'e,'us u ~ APP ~
couple VINO came iauei WI 80 81
/ Iney are hohey'nooH'.ls III -'e'4 nuns
apartment IN inc Ld'o'''d'
Trey say that D. e Carter kill
soon be home with his bride, from
! Chicago, and daughter Marian IS busy
Planning Homecoming.
- ,-s.,,,, S.orbe,s and Mrs
- -. ,,,o,di,s tho Enis-
80 ,,a,.a- confercnce at Cram
-.
JUN = ,u.,,.,- -, pareo- avarpe
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-01
The Party Line
By MARIAN

IS Detrorcrs for dinner, and Attorney
and Mrs. Cab@le ~ aa-5 ~
Hendricks as hosts.
Murray Washington left the city
FRIDAY 70 visit his parents in Texas.
He IS member OF the jolly 8 CLUB
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prayers and their p-Asant visits
during her illness.
Mr., Black Of Renham, avenue is
still seriously III in the Veterans
hospital in Dearborn. He will be
glad 10 have his friends visit him.
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Harvard university, Cambridge,
Mass. For seven years he has been
a staff member of the tuberculosis
-Glinie-sHd ia charge two- baby
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FAR EAST
lew S

~-..@>~~~~e~>>->~~o
Masses al Sacred Heart church
were well attended Sunday in spite
Of the warm weather. As it was the
fifth Sunday. the Children Of Mary
renewed their pledge at the altar
There were 100 boys an girls who
are members Of the Children OF
Mary who marched TO the altar and
received our dear lord in their
precious souls.
Father Carron sang the mass al
$50 Sunday was the fourth Sun
gay after pentecost, so the epistlt
was taken from Roman 8:l8-23. A
very beautiful passage Of scripture
it was. Hope every one will read
it for the good Of their souls.
Father Carron beautifully ex-
planned our dear Lords invitations
TO us. The. choir was at its best and
rendered beautiful hymns fitted
for the day. Much praise is due TO
Inc new director, Orion Taylor, for
the splendid way the choir has i'm
proved under his guidance. The
$50 u ~ J,f,d
~ ,''' .'. o., 49, - t;1,ro,, ~, .bo MGR
last Sunday at St Francis farm. A
ilovelv time was enjoyed by all, and
o,.o~y,,o yras Dre.ty tired when
49,, srriycd home
''' - -. - .-..,..,,.,,,,,
Don lorset ',la' .''e I1 I'm. ~, ),
rouse Is opened loI we s'i -, 81, ~, ',,-
no" 'I'a' S0'lool - 'Ios' . -, ,,eeP -.
OH me streets anu 'N"y - ~, y ~ ~.
-1-aHAn4e- 2lass2a--4 IN u 3 ~. ~
seAdihs mem 10 D. ~ "a ,,.' NJ
community "ouse " '1, ' -
De properly super 'sV ,. a''N Pc, y,
clpale IN cleah "''O'eSO''e
aGon'
Last Monday night mothers and
children had a lovely time at the
se.-acquaiu:ed party which was
held al the community house ano
everyone Is i05K1Hg forward to
another nice party.
Sunday will be the first Sunday
and the Christian mothers will &C
TO communion in a body and al
ladies will sit together in the center
aisle We expect to see al least ZU'
ladies.
Girl Scouts are preparing to leave
for their vacation which will be
spent at Idlewild Mich,
Boy Scouts Of Sacred Heart at
tended the annual Scout mass a
/ Sacred Heart seminary at which
/ Archbishop Mooney celebrated the
mass and gave brief talk. W. NJ
Winter is Scoutmaster,
Special announcement to the
members of the young peoples
dramatic and social group; Kindly
meet on Sunday after the II O'Clock
mass. also. musical troopers. Bust
ness of Importance 20 be discussed
Orion Taylor president and mrs
Mary Winter. sponsor
Commencement exercises will b.
given al Dodge Community Hous'
on June 30 Guest speaker, Rev. c
H. Morton. will deliver the address
The public is cordially invited.
VISITING
Mrs. Rivers Of Harding avenue i
visiting in Macon, Ga, with he
daughter and family, Before re
turning home. Mrs. Rivers will
visit other relatives and friends ii
New York and see the Worlds Fair
Mrs Jackson Of Harding avenue
mother of Mrs. Miller, is vacation
inc in Alabama.
Mrs. Vivian Anderson Vlsile'
] friends. Atty. Hubbard and his lam
uv. in Pontiac for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McGill ant
daughter. Jessie Mae. with bah!
Irene were the guests Of Mi ant
Mrs J. Young last Saturday eve
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well well, Wei
Your reporter has been uader the
weather ,h.s las. week and there
fore apologies for this haphazard
column
stu rambling we ask what has
become Of HAIRY Wallace have
not had the pleasure Of seeing him
lately 60. Has he married, and
turned recluse. or What
Overheard in The local beerery
;ha' ], was wondered TO whom we
referred 20 iiay- week when we meH--
toned about the hiring Of out-of-
town help It's true we advocate
using local help especially when
beng employed by Race business
men . Cajch on Dave
Hello. II. H. are you reading2
We won't disappoint you. because
We know J; wouldn't seem like our
regular column Il you weren't mem
toned VIVA, horse are you riding
row?
a nod to Marie eTTTl. glad YOU
have completely recovered
MORE TATTLINGS
a picnic was gwen at Wild Goose
last week, and d good time was had
by al l. 'Grayer' built motor
boat and thrilled the crowd by do
Ing stunts on The lake George Wait
man wanted The crowd to think he
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AROUND ANN ARBOR

Here We arc once again folks
ready to bring you news, events,
and happenings BE-. Slim Watkins
has made two trips IN as many
weeks. 10 the big city Watch
him. girls; he maybe two-tim.ng.
Say. now many males burn blue
lights and japanese Incense we
mentioned one person, and get pro-
tests from three This column
has popularized Ann street to a
great extent While out OF the
city a few days ago When asked
where was born, they exclaimed,
-Oh yes. I've read Of Ann street in
the Chronicle. in fact keep up
with the dolHgs az my acqua .ntances
through its column Many thanks
are again extended to you who
make this column possible.
A salute 10 the Michigan Chron-
iele newsboy: all can Learn OF his
name is Payne May his sub
scrlbers increase by leaps and
pouNlss
We were tarIifCd iasi week a
the reception g.ven by the caurch
70 celebrate the w.ping OFT O: the
Indebtedness that once faced us al
al turns We really have something
to be proud o.
In an informal cha: with our
mayor last week he told NE that ms
niece, Miss Cynthia Downs. Of De
t-or,s graduated f~on Mailer high
school on June q. He was proud OF
the fac. that she viii en,e: Wayne
University the age u sixteen.
Congratulations Mss Downs ,=,A.i
We hear tina; out Ypsilan'i way
one Augustus Edmons was very
much warm eseFan item IN last
week. column Really Tech Tech /
We hear that your ardor FOR GER
.-;r so-,sbody has cooled. COnsld-