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self so his attack. the better for
the caase 8. organized religion
Tho char,As contest with com
mani.m Is 10 mere skirmish. bu'
a fnisrca ash, bitter. bloody hrH-
tall nom speaking. Then. 100.
the world Dwfs The catholic church
a drb, o gratitude for putting ~
lisior ~ re screen and lending
d.snity nc christian ministry
ror'aaaey mr the world and he
screen iAs minister n the screen
i usaaNy afa,ho,ic prizes, and
invariah', ha s. east in role he
com re ~ d.sn.iy q the ministry
The csAorc chpr,h has monop-
o.izod no mIn!s'r, q the screen.
ba. NJ x no. unfortunate for the
screen and religion The catholic
church ha. realized cha only 2 r.
pecel miais,fy can serve effect,
Ivc a3 10 Tho preservation =
this respec ne lflisious roles ~
the ea hsfe hccu dedicated
vhfa'I was boy ! overheard
conservation hefween my father,
Who was Ba7Hsi minister and
aro'b Raqts minister j WAS a
time va,T papt SIS and Methodist.
were onlfosorlins 'he'f
fai. Ms 'a'her SAID The man
who a'gks noNodv hG' Bap'isfs
Will H'sr heason obviously q
faa r wss rather strong lam
sus-e s4 J. pl,nfcd in ms heart
tSe NJ tolerance that have
hoa s.ed fmrioa 'hronsh nc
81 ,'rnafe was - have =
iolr,a Acf and so " a'er
,ers we approached hv an old
Rar'ss eeacen Who had ron chill
drer uhor he could under no err
e:m 'ancfs eduta'' Said he. ~
MS chadfeN ION me Ptoshy'ef'an
eharsh hs ean secure an cdnca-
,ion Vha shall do" Said J
70 hm ~ lhsm join The Pres
bv,e ian- ror would rather see
them ea1s'ed Preshyierians than
"a SEP hsm icnosan' Rap'isis
Au ~ hose children were edpca'-
81 AMI are powers for good IN ne
wo IA. revere tho memory o. :
tole,ani father and so IN tolerance
revere inc Great Catholic church
and share tho sorrow occasionef
~ The passing of Pope Plus NJ
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NEWS

The Rev. A. T. Williams. pastor
~ Newman AME church, Is recoy-
srinx from a recent operation. His
many friends have been extremely
eousiderAe Of his wants.
DR.. NJ. L. Spears and The Rev
Robert Hoover are conducting me
work OF the church. The Rev. Mr.
Hoover spoke sunday morning.
from stand IN the Way. and see,
and Ask for he Old Path and walk
Therein. and ys Shall Find Resi-
for Your Souls.
Mrs Cora Crrrie viii sponsor =
program : 80 pm. sunday for
me Here A Boase The pro-
gram IS a christian pay on Feb.
y there Will be entertainment ~
The home OF Mrs curris. on Ices
son Stree. for the purpose o. az
Ing 90 the $500 ray whlen ex-
lends from New Years % tasi~r
Pew rally a. New Hope Bap'ii;
church last sunday with ne Re-,
Mr.. Timberleck, pas'or o. New
Rethel Bap,ist church. guess s9eaA-
Or. His subject was The Nisen -
LIFE
The Rev John n Po1el pas,or
~ Macedonia Baptist cng-ca spoke
sunday morning on Race Men
The Young people were 10 charge ~
mo rally IN ire a"erroon The
Junior choir ~ Trinity Bspas
church SANG
Mrs. sophia took N la' Stree
u III with The ~.
= Harris Of ts ~ ni'1 hro1-
chIal asthma
Mesdsmes Reed and Waves II
california. are reCovefirz
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LEWIS-CLARK


LICK for he purpose u ncffas'7S
hs stamina. WIN he Anowlstse
that CLARK has never gore NJ
rounds before and iAa' ne has 1at
only 2 rev ien-round hou's Man
ager Roxborougn VANS 20 ~
~ 'he challenge 'or . rrnf :
hattie
BLACKBURN v'i have Re D~ro't
rsh,-hesvvwsirh' doing peny 81
early morning road work va7e r.
+. in French iick + q B!aeo-
hurns theory ha' fhts vii zits
Dave he necessary s'fen1'1
his lsrs-for me champ'onsa'p 1881
foxborcugh sad ma Dave 7S-
iiycd that ,a would he re sl'
rrems ies' ara mar he as
rlons ~ 10 sSsrwairS ~ 's
for condition for fne Aon
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NEWS

The Michigan Aces quartet visit
"a Grand Rapids this week, 10 as
slst the Harmony Four quartet on
A program. IN honor OF their eigh p
anniversary The program was
presented al pilgrim Res Bap'is'
church
Elder Morton. Of c K /. " ~
windsor. canada. was present r.
Gently AZ che Friendship Bapiisi
church. He was accompanied BY
his Evangelist quartet Elder Nor
ION and his congregation arc al
wsys welcome visitors in Lansing
The FLYING Cloud quartet SANG
al Nj. Zion Baptist church. Feor4-
ayy q. Rev chester Harris
pastor Mrs Sarah Harris chat
man q the program
Nrs r. J.. Martin wife q Rev
/, y Nartir is IN me > Law
renee hospital. where she recea'''
underwent serious bur success
~, operation Members ara friends
a. .,he Church Of God ~isa Mrs
Marnn prompt reeo'ef'
MIS-. Arnold and Ms. r BNfd
uho were IL an su'o acciden' las,
Ueek while enFoI'e % Fin' N'cH
sis conyaiesclng from Injuries SIS
aimed Mrs BSri is sl:ierlns rom
broker ,hs While Mrs ATn0ii ga
a rsameni o. hev hacd torn apaf'.
Nr. and Ms = ELS are ne
happy pa:esi' Q, baes SCI
csfis'sred iaves Larry The ~
ns Anly rss'ds a. 1900 o'f' ave.
me
c-ers n .aasHS az nrs
~ -saa re ps'oii TTiolne fsrn
ue4k s-a Ase? informed m Al.
wa Nss~o rews e. NicniSan
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Monday. Feb. II At her home on
Second avenue.
The Palm Leaf club met last
week A. the home Of Mrs. Florence
Harris.
The Sewing club will meet at
the home ~ Mrs. Ada Scott.
The Rev. Mr.. simmons and few
mcmbcrs motored 10 Detroit last
week N visit the Rev. A. 7. Will
ans. pastor at Pontiac who is now
al The Harper hospital.
Friends are pleased 10 hear that
Mrs Gertrude Rhonenee. wife OF
the Roy. ~ n. Rhonenee. Flint.
Mich. is AZ home now and reported
conyalescing rapidly.
Miss Viola Smith. noted evan
gelist. j. spending a few days with
Miss Thurscl Baylis because OF III
ness. Others on the sick list are
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Armstrong. Frank
Williams and daughter, irene; Mrs.
Lucille Richardson. Mrs Eta
leans. Mrs. Hazel Green. Mrs. Ella
Golden. Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, Mrs.
Florence Dickson. and the Rev.
James Stewards.
The Rev. and Mrs G W. Carr
had AZ visitors last week Mrs. War
ron Malone and Mrs. Hazel Hicks
Of Romulus; and Mr. and Mrs
White Of Ecorse.
Notice to local readers Please
pay your paper hoy when he brings
your papcr.
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YPSILANTI
n, Mrs. Eugenla O'Bannon

"The Power Of Faith" was the
morning message brought by Pas
Tor u. G. simmons 10 an apprecia-
tive congregation az Brown chapel
AME church. sunday morning,
The Founders Day program held
IN the afternoon was greatly en-
joycd by those present. Al 80
nm. the usual monthly song scrv-
ice OF the choir was rendered
Please be reminded that the Rev.
l. W. wright. OF Ann Arbor. ...ic'.
with his choir aud members will be
quests al Brown Chapel sunday
afternoon Feb. e6. They have been
invited nv Siewardcss Board No
.. who have planned 10 have a
rally al the same time. In con-
neciion with this EFFORT tho stew
ards have planned a special dollar
rally for the pastor. Members are
requested 10 he present.
Pastor G. Robertson preached a
spiritual sermon sunday morning
A, 4 SO p m. the Mems Club lead
or. Deacon George Hamilton pre-
sen'ed Very fire program
Sir. ard Mrs Peter Simpson had
as their guests sunday Mrs Jose
mime and Miss Mary Anthony
mother and sister ~ Mrs Sinp-
SON. Mr.. and Mrs waiter Garden
Mrs. Clarence Ford and son, lIar-
old. Of Detroit The occasion was
The celebya'ion Of he nin'h well
ding anniversary ~ Mr. and MS
simpson.
Funeral ssr,icas for Mrs Laura
pew we've hold Thursday. Feb. 10
a tho Chwch Of God on hawkins
street AIRS. I,ew Passed away on
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FLINT. MICH.
Quinn Chapel
~ rIera TaIeert


Although the rainfall was heass
sunday. each service Al Qulna
chapel was well attended The
pastor. Rev NJ. r. Rhonenee,
preached a splendid sermon sun.
day morning. subject, rTemp's-
lions. From whence Do They A.
rise" Many were present
The Gospel chorus, led nv Mrs.
Ruth Cotier and Mrs. Hannah Lee
sang beautifully The Seuio~
choir, Mrs. Fletcher smith organ
Isl and rof Charleston Hawkins
director. sang very lovely songs
and anthems IN Keeping with III
text
REV : 4 Scoff. nc pastor q.
Canaan Ba7iisi church with bis
choir and members. visited QUINN
az : p m under auspices OF The
captain Mt- John y. Wilson and
Mrs Jesse J.. Leach The ser
vices were opened W.'h song led
~ ne Caraan choir PRAYER was
offered hv Rev Hall ASSISTANT pas
tor q canaan eha:ch
A son vss rendered hv Mrs
Auns ReN iiilt sr'l;'ed Fl An
Goin- Through Eey. Rhonense
read nc Scripture lesson The
Gosaei chorus ssrS Spiritual.
after wsica IfY : A SCOT was
introduced ard saose MS topic
MAS WY We Far
Mis- ioha p. Wison ard Mrs.
Z L. Leach gave n'9.ical pro
gram 4 so p m The program,
Was N Keeping win Negro His
,ory Wees Am0nS tho y;si'o
ners AIDES ~ the c0nr' street.
Methods church fnhte'
sunday February IS. WI ne ob-
served as lgnlor Church Das The
larlor .,h1iy vi furnish must,
N lanes p shook is orsanist
an1 diFeo'or Mrs David Chamo-
srs pfssdsn' the saerers
aoat Ma lr're 1o''Sh'ly pres
ceri wNl psner services WE pc
orapc,ed bv one ~ re \ u r
eonnecA onai evanSeiisis
A. , m. me Junior '1o'r ara
-atfefta hoard WI nave 'aafr
q, ne evening services 4 you7S
arnectlona' eyanse,is' w.i' pfeat
Ms henrietta Fosier 4 mother
7f TIE church and Sfandmo'hef
a Nts Iona Turner. passed
nas aN saturday morning AZ me-
1r,e ~ her graHfeaNg N''',
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Mrs. A. Robinson
Claimed By Death

Mrs. Ar,'ha Robinson. wife O.,
Harry Robinson. local singer
passed away here early this week
Brief preliminary funeral services
were held FOR the deceased We'd
nesaav night al Bethel AMf
church Ths remains will he ship
ped ~ scinnali where inter-
mert wl lake place.
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NEGRO PRESS
Continued from page y

The older men have had to rue..
their way through. but the comm,
journalists are having the adw,.
tage Of training.
Not Sensational
Quite often persons who slanc.
at Negro paper may interpret
bold headline as meaning sensa.
tIonalism. or typical OF scandal
crime, gossip. 1t Is not true tia,
the Negro papers play up merely
the sensational. A survey
undertaken as the basis OF grad.
uation thesis involved the resdin.
classification, measurement and
analysis OF Sc Negro newspaper,
(eight regular issues Of seven
representative papers) io'slliny
l.lOf pages and 1i2,l9S column
inches OF reading matter.
The reading matter studied wa,
arranged under ten heads l. rolL
tical, administrative and civic
news: 2. Economic news : Cul.
tural news: 4. Sensational new,
(crime. murder, sex. stressing o,
morbid details); 5. Sport news;
6. Personal News; Z. Opinion (,
Human interest stories . N3s,-
zine Feature materian: IL Mis-.
cellaneous matter.
The investigator round TIN me
papers. taken together. WIN less
than 10 per cent OF sensational
news and approximately 10 per
cent OF news In catesories defnre-
ly OF socializing value This
conclusion differs from some nihpr
surveys. but in most criticisms N
the Negro Press. those speaking
consider the front pages ouly.
Concerning the future NJ Inc
Negro press speak with due re'-
erence TO the uncertainties ~ pro-
phecy.... More and more rad'o
is becoming standard source Of
entertainment. II is a ready source
OF information. AS puryeyor N in
formation and entertainment L
does not draw the color line a
least not flagranily. Win ihe
certain development NJ irle,rion
the theatre, the school. ihc church
and The forum will he hrou-M 70
every mans firesldc.
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Heads
For Prohibition

A bill destined TO put wiscon-
sin back on the path leading to
prohibition was introduced in the
legislature there this week. The
bill proposes 10 allow counties to
vote on whether they shall be wet
or drv.
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Pink Rose Eight Club

INC PINK Rose Eight Socia club
to1 ~ G.psl weekly meeting ~
me aone ., Mrs Sanders. 55s
NreHster s'ioe' After the traHsac-.
ioa ~ 'he business part OF he
mtstlng. those presen enjoyed a
& ehffa lnnrseon
40 members are urged to be pre-
sen- ~ nh meetings
Mf. T. Greer 10 president; Mrs
r. Sanders Il secretary The clubs
porter - Mrs Y Jordan.
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nance won'i last in TACT its on It's
las legs now
j. '. I've bccn reader OF your
column ior three years and J think
you give wonderful advice. ! have
a place OF business and business
i yer, had now. should | move
10 another place or will have
better luck in another city?
Ans believe Won had best
stay IN vour present location Yon
haven soi Tho extra money need
cd 20 Start al over again in A.
mother town 80 make me hest
OF whai you have now " you
would take ihis money j. would
cost Nou 10 move and spend V
on adycrilsins your present hus'-
ness 4 would ray sou excellent
resnrs
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IN 7 He SHADOW
lconlInued irom pace lol

in- ANYMORE 10 your husband a.
bonn this matter II would be hes'
ha, you have definite proof of YOUR
.usp:cions. This affair will he
hronghr 10 a head before sum
Nor.
4. l.. H.. Will my mother be ahl"
fo gel everything right and sell b,
The end oi The MONTH!
Ans: | hardly think SO a
change l. indicated in this deal
however before spring Don't ,on
expect 10 profit from this deal
Better keep after that Job You AaVo
heon promised. II will hc The means
Of getting you back on your fec'.
HARD LICk what makes the
hoy that got me this way chase
after the other grill Docs he love
her better than me!
Ans: Yonr friend just seems ~
have one thing on bis mind. and '
presume you know only TOO VOL
what that is. He isn't In love with
any particular girl and II he can
help II he won't he tied down 10
any one girl Pleading your cause
won't help YOU with his kind.
YOU'VE GOT TO GET TOUGH.
J.. u. y. was married to n
person named ~" later TO fin
nut the name was e.. is this
n lawful marriage!
Ans Assumed name marriages
are not considered lawful. My adj
vice however. is 10 seek the advie .
of a lawyer IN the state where the
ceremony was performed
l.. V. +. Ny father has 'en
married three times. He and his
third vile separated. Ahont three
months ago he married his fourth
wIfc. DO you think he l. satisfied
with her!
Ans. Right now your daddy
wishes he HADN'T been so has'y a.
bout getting married for the fourth
time. He's got wildcat on his
hands this time and knows it.
Your old man didn't know when
he was well Off. This latest ro-
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Entries Close for
Bowling Congress

With couple hundred Detroit
kegIers on edge, and l6,400 bowl
ers from all over the nation regis
tered, the entry lists for the Amer
lean Bowling Congress closed in
Milwaukee this week. The play
begin on March , at Cleveland, and
runs through 10 May s. Prizes to-
tai $4,000.
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NORTH END
(Contlnued from Page -

president is MARY Mason. Magalene
Stubs secretary. and Ludie coats,
business manager
Many young folk we're presen:l
including Annie Subbs. Hattie
Favors. Charles and Joe Afford
rose Malone. Chester Bonheld-
Lnc.lie Lewis. HuSh and Walter
Eccles Myrtle Robinson. Clara
Cilnsman. Alfredo Clingham. viii
he Mahonp Grant Higginbolham.
wilhert Campbell, Daisy Gray.
Alma WEIGH. Bernice Louis. Sam
DeamIon Esther Coates Cieve-
land Lester. ana others
Many social events took place IN
valentine Day le,'s see who's
whose Valentine
Little Scott, waiter Phelps Ada
smith. Gene Williams Louise
Lewis. Willie Davis Maud Gaudy.
!. Casey. or Dermld. Mary
childs. Charles Afford, Myrtle
Robinson Walter Eccles; Rose
Clements. Joe Afford. Bernice
Diamond MIR. Buckins Doroth,'
Henry. one never knows Mare'e
Manford Arthur Eccles Lucille
Lewis. r. Thomas che thinks {.
vlrginla Johnson. J.. Bell Rose
Malone. Chester Banhold: Clara
elincman. Hugh Morris Eccles.
Also a. Clingman received lovely
Valentine gifts from Messrs w
Malone and \ Nashia Leona
Russell. Alec Thomas
Pastor AaId Inion
The Pastors Aid Union is on il'
way 70 success II Will observe its
first anniversary in April. Since
Organizing. The union has sue
ceeded in listing fourteen churches
despi.c Indictment weather and
sickness
The lnion bad spicy program
on February ~ at Providence Ban
list church. The next program Will
he a. s.. Paul AME Zion. Palmer
and Beauhien streets March All
are invited.
Under mo leadership 81 The new
president. Mrs. Rrisgs, OF Calyary
church. the organization is headed
for success The cooperation Of
an churches is inyi'ed.
Mrs Whimhlev. corresponding
sanrelArv.
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Classified
FOR KENT

Room for ioupIe ~ single.
hri>iian homc references reqnlr.
81. - Hendrle. s.l>
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Two farmer employees lanes
Lowry and Marshall hasi. want.
~ for Work Ccianlal lpal. 80, w..
Jefferson. Phone inew"oa -.9es".
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WHY worry If your hair looks short?
w Don't give up in despair Perhaps
you can still get some of the thrills that
many long-haired beauties enjoy. Here's a
bit of advice. that will help hair appearance.
DO THIS NOW Massage your scalp with
Mogro-work it briskly through your hair
sec how it seems to give it softer,
smoother look. When Negro is applied
properly and worked in contact with the
hair, it helps overcome the twist, kink
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FOR RENT

, Furnished ,partmss. 4 Rooms.
Iust opened ipr 'alored. ,7.',i
$50 pp. 49, Hastings.
s.l> go
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respectable WORKING girl ~
snare apartment. 80 Brush -
~. -. Jrinils e.osss.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-25

v ask, ana whs Skin Soap shampoo
and Black and White
Npelaea and othing-a delight
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-25

and curl-to make hair LOOK LONGER
When applied with massage movement
this massage with Negro increases super.
fetal blood supply to the scalp. This blood
helps nourish the hair and aids in retard-
ing it from excessive thinning or falling
Negro also aids in removing scales OF dan
druff, is hair beautifer and helps YOU 70
arrange your hair more becomingly ana
easily. BE sure to get Negro "a RlacN
and White product). Large can, only SOC
100 in connection .,;,h No. pi.xL ~
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The older men have had to rue,.
their way through. but the comm,
journalists are having the adun.
tage Of training.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05

menos que sacar esta. conclu-
sion: Fn-+os dltimos mess, 81
regimen de los nazis .en Alema-
MIA y otras regiones, hi podido
c~onvencer a los mas escepticos,
de que Sc ha desarroil~j do una
cruel y. siniestra fuerza. q-e Sc
esta tratando de extender por
todos los ambi,os del mundo.
Drrante la c%onvenc;6l Pan
Americana que Sc celebr6 en- Ii
ma, Peru, ell mes pasado d'fa-
rentes representatives de las re-
pGblicas centric y sur america
mas dieron cuenta de la s~iniestra
propaganda nazista que Sc es.a-
ba llevando a cabo por tcda la
America. Las naciones genuina'
mente democraticas deben estar
alertas ante csc peligrc. E enc
migo no duerme.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
MARIA ALVAREZ

No hace aun muchos dfas in
cluimos entire nuestras felicia
dos de Pascuas y Ano Nuevo a
la virtuosa y muy agreeable da-
ma con cuyo nombre encabeza-
mos estas lineas esposa de nues
tro antique buen amigo Manuel
Alvarez, vecinos de West Tam
pa, viendonos hoy en- la necesi-
dad de repetir su nombre, esta
vez para dar la mala noticia de
su delicado estado de salud, re-
cluida en- ell Sanatorio del Cen
tro Asturiano, donde fue someti
da a delicada operation.
Seg1n nos informamos esta
manana, la condici6n de la pa
cienta requeria una rapida trans
fusion de sangre, que supone'
mos va Sc habra realizado.
Que no Sc haga esperar un
cambio favorable en- su estado.
deseamos a tan estimada enfer-
ma.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
Ell RECITAL DE LA
SRTA. YBOR

Ell programa completo para
Ell recital que la Srta. Mercy
Martinez Ybor ofrecera ell dia
16, en- Ell edificio de las socieda-
DIES Federadas, sc compone de
los n1meros siguientes Les FL
lies de Cadix, de Leo Delibes /;
Aria de Salome de "Herodiade".
j. Massenet; walls de la "Bohe-
me-, Puccini; Funiculi-Funicu-
la, Denza; The Old Refrain,
Fritz Kreisler; I'm coraz6n que
es libre, Robyn; La Habana que
vuelve, Rodrigo Prats; romanza
de Aka, Uecuona.
e. baritone Cox cantara va
rios n1meros y sera companero
de la valiosa soprano Guiana en-
"El Paraiso Azul," de Romberg
v Make Believe, del Show Boat,
composition de Jerome Kern.
Acompanara al piano la nota-
BILE artista Maria J. Ybor.
I'm exito complete la desea-
mos.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05

rfas de Darwin por ser contra
rias-aEtexto biblico.
b).-Geograficas.-Nos TOGO
en- suerte, ademas de ser latino
americanos, ser vecinos del pue-
bio anglosaj6n, mas poderoso de
la terra. Nos va a ser dificil
darnos cuenta de nuestro propio
valer mientras nuestra excelsa
cultura mediterranean, inconmen
surable en- su origen y pobre en-
manifestations actuales, sea
comparable con la utilitarista cul
tura n6rdica, mediocre de orr
gen y ampulosa en- su propagan-
de eg6latra.
c).-Politicas!-No nos refe-
rimos a la "polftica" como arte
de gobernar y dar leyes y regla-
mentos para la conservation del
orden y buenas costumbres, sine
a la "politica ~nuestra", la de
campanario, la local, la que sem
bro de odios nuestra Rep1blica
e hizo enfrentarse a los masones
escoceses y Yorkinos en- los albo-
res de nuestro regimen republi.
cano. La misma que hizo expa-
triarse al mason General Diaz;
la que asesin6 al mason Maidero;
la que arroj6 ell cadaver sangran
tie de Abraham Gonzalez sobre
una via desierta en- las estepas
chihuahuenses la que sacrifice
la vida de Carranza en- la noche
l6brega de Tlaxcalantongo.
(COntinudrd)
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
III

La Confederation Mas6nica
de Grandes Logias Regulares
del Pals debe adoptar una posi-
ci6n nacional revolUcionaria,
anti-fascista, anti-imperialista y
anti dogmtica; fomentara la in
vestigaci6n cientifica y ell desa-
rrollo y aplicaci6n de la tecni-
ca; luchara contra ell analfabe-
tismo y por la elevation de los
grupos indigenas y de las classes
obreras, campesina y me acc
debe, entire otras cosas, convo-
car en- breve plazo a un Congre-
so Nacional a todos los organis-
mos MaS6nicos exiStentes en- ell
pals sin d~iferencias de ritO, re-
gularidad o irregularidad.
En- csc Congreso Sc debera
formar un Consejo Mas6nicO
Nacional representative como
elemento coordinador y de au-
toridad para la Masoneria Ma.
cional y fijar su posici6n poll
tica Y social adoptando un
programa practice y obligato-
rio de lucha. Buscar la forma
mas ~practica para ejercer una
estricta discipline que man.
tenga unidos a todos los maso-
mes del pals y permita desa,
rrollar ell plan adoptado, pro.
curando asimismo ell adelaRtc
real y positive de los organis-
mos mas6nicos y de los maso.
mes en- particular; y modificar
procurando que resulten uni
forme, los rituales, liturgias y
leyes generates de la Masonic
ria nacional.
De la Gran Logia Cosmos"
de Chihuahua
"Causas que dividen la orga-
La gaceta., 1939-01-05

Declaration dc otro eepresen
tante de la democracia y uno d.
los principale5 jefes de la admi-
nistraci6n, ell Honorable Harry
WOOdring, que dice a la naci6n
e Presidente Roosevelt es Ia
carta de triunfo que los nego.
clos americanos tienen en- la ac-
tualidad'.
GraciaS a la firmeza de SUI ca
racter y voluntad, no son solo
los negocios a los que defienio
nuestro Presidente, sine los es-
de muchas familias po-
bres.
La gaceta., 1939-01-05
Y JAPONESES COM
BATEN EN- LA N
RIA ~HUPEH-HONAN

Shanghai, enero "a Glen
millas de HankOw, en- la from
terra de las provincias HCpeh-
Honan, las tropas chinas y ia
ponesas vienen combatiendo DIES
de hace varios dias.
I'm ejercito chino ha content
do todos los esfuerzos nipones
para ensanchar sus lineas en- la
orilla norte del Yangtze.
Esperase que la subida de los
'ascistas al gobierno, en- el ia
pom, sirva para provocar nue.
vos incidentes con la Russia So
Wet.