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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-05-13

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-05-13
OUR YOUTH AND EDUCATION
By Alexander Gather


Our system of education has
failed TO meet the needs and the de-
sires OF a great number Of youths.
The academic work Of our schools
has been Of such nature that we
have been concerned primarily
with giving youth a knowledge of
the Three RS. Before the great
chronological development of our
country. when life itself was the
/ great educating force, fundamen-
tai knowledge of the Three Rs was
sufficient. Conditions and times have
changed. American people have
shifted from a rural to an urban
population in great numbers. This
in part, has destroyed much Of the
educating force-tkat our pioneer
forefathers had.\YaHth> today must
have more than a knowledge of a
few Latin words; more than the
mechanical ability 10 manipulate an
algebraic formula.
The forces that once educated
the hands are in the remote past.
We stand in need of an education
that will train the mind, yes, but
which will provide a parallel train
, ing Of the hand in some useful occu-
patton mat wifi keep ot,f-yeath
from closing their moral fibre and
becoming wards Of the government.
This affects minority groups much
more than any other class OF peo-
pie. We may state the proposition
in another manner. Education has
failed to do its part for four mil
lion youths who are today tramp
ing the streets of our nation and
depending upon some form Of pub
lie assistance.
The national government is maxi
ing an effort to adjust this great
body of youth through the train
ing provided by the National Youth
Administration and the Civilian
= Cpnservation Corps. The task is
tremendous and needs the co-opera-
ton of all progressive agencies.
Educators cannot afford to stand
idly by and not assume the respon-
sibtftty that Is rightfuily theirs. The
great army Of youth who failed to
continue their education for various
reasons, and those who received an
education which did not prepare
them for lie are as much their re-
sponsibility as the national govern
ment's.
The broad implications Of this
situation are multiplied many times
where-the group Of people in CUES
ton are in the minority. individuals
concerned with the education OF a
group must realize the de-
pressing effect OF system Of edu-
cation that will provide ten school
teachers for four jobs. and not one
mechanic for the great number Of
minority people who own automo-
biles.
Due to the heritage Of the one
large minority group in America,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-05-13

Division Bellmcn,s- and Walters
club, 545 Indiana; Corner Bar, Di-
vision and Indiana; Harlem Mite
club, POOP Canton avenue; Reuben's
Market, 1858 Canton; Friendly Mar
ket, Asst Avondale; Rands Chicken
Shack, 1901 City Park; Avenue Bill
lard Parlor, ASS Indiana, and Har-
rvs Lunch and Beer Parlor, 1918
Washington street
AS a special release statement
from Robert Lewis, editor of the
Chronicle and chairman of the cam
paign, the candidate finishing Sec
ond in the race at the end of the
final week OF balloting. will be
daplared "vice maynr "
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-05-13

The Indiana Avenue Branch Y.
VI. {. A. swimming team was, host
TO Detrots St Antoine tank team
and the Toledoans won the meet by
score Of 48 TO SO. Banks, Hoard,
and Coleman were the stars for the
local club. The ~ team VIII have
I I. f4t't+feF-Faeei-'F 1th-tAe- Meter City
boys some time in July
The Bomoers soi'0au team, won
practice game from the Indiana
y soiioall Club last Monday night
by d score Of 8 to ? Willie Bec's
home run in the seventh frame was
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-05-13

IN About.

TOLEDO. ohio-Hello. everybody.
Just stepped in to say hello. But as
am here want TO tell some Of the
sspis City jitterhuss again that Lo-
renzo Miller is writing this column. /
ihink he is dos1g a swell job OF 1t. and
only one who has no pets could write
it. Some OF you who say you don't
like the Pub. Well take a tip. stay
in line. People living in rock houses
shouldn't throw glass. '.7
All well, nevertheless. this story has
not got anything to do with the wealth
er. Buy a Chronicle each week. Just
nickel to you readers: Harry Smith,
Gift Thomas. Bill Carter, Major
Adams, Joe Lee. Stomp Daddy and
some more OF you. l can still write
You will notice in this column when
Miller steps in.
Jesse James7 No. Johnnie will shoot
a pistol played by Tim Jackson look
ing for me about something he read
in the Toledo Voice. didn't write IT
Tim. But what heard about your
hair II had seen you would have
written 1t too. Now when you see me
will listen to your story. The chroni-
Gle office is located at 400 Indiana, II
no one told you.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-05-13
Man Jailed On
Charge OF Assault

j TOLEDO, May l2-Edwin E.
Clay, 25 was sentenced TO 30 days
in prison yesterday, on the charge
Of annoying a woman, by Municipal
Judge Frank E O'Connell He gave
his address at POSI- North Thirteenth
street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-05-13


Now Toledo has a ball club. taking
the first two games of the season Sum
day from a white club Of Flint, Mich.
before a large crowd. This Satur-
day at } pm. Toledo Crawfords YER
sus New York Black Yankees and
double-header with the same club. See
you at the ball game. All right, Lo-
reno, take it away.
X \ X
Here I am folks. with a bit OF this
and. It's said that Jimmy Lunce-
ford and his orchestra will be here
next month You boys and gals watch
for the coming date in this paper,
X X X
What strange power do you have
over the male sex. Alpha Mae John
King can't talk about anything but
YOU. Is that why Junior johnson did
Joe Louis to you?
X X X
Looks like Pat can't forget you.
Sadie Vines, the way he was popping
at the club and over TO Rand's. That
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-05-13

The United States produced 2.4S9.-
635 of the 3,996,754 automobiles built
IN the world last year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-05-13


First time for everything. Mrs.
Bessie Bryant who never made my
column before. seems TO be dcing
okay for herself with Buddy. E. are
you out OF the picture7 John Battle
and Mr.. Eaton stopped in the city
lsst-rssk- sftsE-sPandiHs- tAs-resk-
end in Cleveland. While here they
visited the Chronicle office and the
Bellmens' and Waters club. Mr. Bat
tie is a school chum Of mine OF
course. this wasn't in IS that we were
III school together. The Detroiter is
well-known in the Valley.
X X X
When you are on Indiana and see a
mysterious light on the corner build
ing, that's Rand's Chicken Shack. It
is one Of Toledo's popular night spots.
II you haven't been to see Rand you
are missing something Crane When
you come to Sepia City land at Rand's
Meet some Of the cats of the
band. and l will be there 10 pan, do
you understand7
Fred Beard is a lady's man. Now
A'''AANt AAeS kOA wv besN ~ WIN MN
Herbertine, what part are you play
ing7 l see the wife is out.but the
party still goes Cop. A.
X X X
At the Three Deuces cut-out where
the cats are never dry because II
doesn't cost much 10 get high-with
beer OF all kinds. double shot OF
wine for a half of a dime and leave
out feeling fine. Boys and girls, !
know ] will soon see you in this
line as the sun is now beginning TO
shine.
can and always see Pat Wright, q
cool complexioneG boy who wants &c
be a big shot. You too can take q
tip, Your chances are small Don
everyday your hand After all Il 4,
now fishing time. Thanks for the
drink and will write what see
Your threats mean nothing to me. You
won't cave TO ask who wrote this
! Chick.
x X X
Joe Pennergrass says every lady
goes Speaking about the lady as he
s no longer manager OF the Way
bell Billiard Parlor, he is stopping
hem young and old. Monday is the
first day that he has been off the
job.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-05-13

It's said that women will drive men
10 ruin, and Harold Jay is getting to
be an habtual drunkar6. l wonder
II Matte is the cause7
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-05-13

It's said that Harry s and Margaret
H are going 20 middle-aisle 1t this
summer. Well it is about time.
X X X
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Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26
GREENWOOD


Miss Ludean Bankard, one of IN,
teachers in the fredericksburg Hixi
School, spent last weekend witt
Miss Betty Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Draner n
Harrington were the dinner guest,
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Breeding OF
Sunday.
! Miss Grace Porter of Philadelphis
spent the weekend with her mar.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F., Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs James Graves spent
a few days last week in Philadelphia
Miss Ruth Tucker spent the week
/ end in Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton johnson en-
tertained for Sunday dinner Mrs,
DOttie Johnson.
Birth r .tr
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Farrell are the
proud parents of nine pound baby
boy, born in the Milford Memorial
Hospital last Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold johnson of
Wilmington spent the weekend with
Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Lord t.~.t s=...
Mr.. and Mrs. James Breeding spent
several days last week in Philadel-
phia. H is.e
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ +. Stayton, Mrs.
Delmar Stanley spent Sunday in Will
mington. -s1 :ri fa'
Mrs Anna Risdon of Philadelphia
Is spending a few days with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Graves. -aaiaf
Mrs. r. f. Wiley is spending this
week in New York City attending
the Worlds Fair. .'
Paul Keen and sister Ann spent
few days last week in West Chester,
Pa. with their parents.
II. L. Mariner, Harry Mariner and |
James Willon spent Sunday in Reho-
both. s. !
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Klemm en-
tertained over the weekend Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Kubrak, Bernard Kubrak.
Miss Ida Olson of Philadelphia.
The Children's Day service will be
held in the Methodist Church on
evening, May 2S. beginning
at 7:45. Songs and recitations by the
primary children, followed by a pag
cant. THE Game of Life" Il
The trustees of the Methodist
Church with the help of the Ep-
worth League will hold strawberry
festival in the firemen's building on
afternoon and evening,
May o. Strawberry short cake and
zee cream will be for sale. The two
will greatly appreciate
yonr patronage at this affair.
The new name for the Methodist
Church will be the Grace
Methodist Church. This was decided
" 100 per cent Of the membership
Meeting on Sunday by the members
PRESENT. !
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26

President, Donald JEFFERSON; vice
president. Mary Frazer; secretary
Ruth Williams. and program chair
man. Gladys Hopkins
Mrs. William w. Gray, of Easton
Pa, spent Sunday here with Miss
Anna Mae Freeman.
Jack Lewis of Georgetown, former.
iy OF Lewes, was the weekend guest
of Captain and Mrs. Thomas Virden
and daughter Miss Marjorie Virden
at their residence on 'Pilot-tOwn liTi.i
Miss Carolyn Leishman,a daughter
OF Rev. DR.. and Mrs William Leish-
man, has been transferred from
Wilmington TO Georgetown, where
she will take up her duties in social
research work on June l.at.e- i
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Maitiler and
son Of Seaside. N. j., are spending a
few days here with Mrs. Maidiers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis, at
their residence in Pilot-toWn. i.,t. ,
Charles Kenworthy OF Baltimore.
Md. spent the weekend here with
his wife and daughter, Edith Ken
worthy. Mrs. Kenworthy may be
remembered as Miss Janet Walls.
The Youths Fellowship Club gave
a warming in honor OF Mrs
Minnia Lord who has recently moved
into the Graves apartment ON Second
street. at rs.. "t e. aii5 --sE
Eight members OF the senior class
of the Beebe Hospital School of Nurs-
ing viii receive diplomas tonight at
the fifteenth annual commencement
exercises in Lewes school auditor
ium DR. Richard O. Beebe. CO.
founder of the hospital and school,
will present diplomas 10 the follow.
ing: Grace Il. Brimef. Ellen Virginia
Foley. Frances f. Platt. Catherine
Hastings, Virginia IT. Phillips, Bar.
bara J. 'Ricaisis. Beatrice West and
Marian B. Wilson. DR.. II. V. Ho1lo-
way, state superintendent Of public
will be the speaker ana
F. Shaw of Wilmington,
grandson OF the first benefactor Of
he hospital. win present a case of
Instruments to~eaeh nurse. ,..-.,.,-..
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26

\
Miss Marie Scott spent the week.
end in Philadelphia, visiting friends
and relatives. :
Douglas Fleming of Ardmore, Pa
spent the weekend here with his
wife and mother-in-law, Mrs. W.
IIance Chambers. Mrs. Fleming may
be remembered as Miss Hilda Cham
bers.
John Wine of Philadelphia. spent
the weekend here with his wife and
son, John Wine. Jr.. at their cottage
on Lewes Beach. ~ fs foiiwFi'.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Seiberts of
Baltimore, have rented the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Kepnef for the
summer months. Mr. and Mrs. Sci
berts were the guests of Mrs. Fred
erick q. Clifton and family ON Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Kepnef and son
ware county, Pa. MIR. Jones spent
are spending the summer at the Pine
Oak trailer camp iii Rehoboth
Mrs. George Carey of Seaford. was
o town visitor ON Monday. '',.t
Mrs Sue Cooper Grier OF Rehoboth
IL spending some time here as the
guest Of Miss Louise Gilpin, at her
home ON Lewes Beach. "hs
Mrs. Frederick C. Clifton and
daughter Mrs. Justas B. Nayior, Mrs.
A. w Marshall and daughter Mrs.
Robert o. Hayes and son Bobbie mo-
toTed TO Greenwood during this
week. .ps r- .a1ts dra
John B. Jones df Eewes and Mil
ton has returned home after spend
ing several weeks with his son. Cap
tain Clarence Jones of Evergreen
Havefford Township. Della
considerable time at the New York
Worlds Fair, accompanied by''Mr.
Conwell Jones Of Detroit. Michigan.
and Mrs. VIM. A. Purks Of Drexel
Hill, Pa Mr.. Jones' describes the
tair as "the marvel OF the, ages" He
also spent considerable time at the
Mercer Historical Society in Doyies-
town, Pa which was quite interest
ing Especially Interesting were the
Chinese plows Of primitive age
which had wooden shear points,.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26
All CLUB NOTES

The Union Blue-Jay All Club met
at the home of Frances, John and
Desmond Craig. Thursday evening
The following officers were elected
President, Marie McGinnis.
Vice-president, John Craig.
Secretary. Virginia Barbour.
Treasurer, Rodney Short.
News Reporter, Frances Craig.
1t was decided that John Craig,
Frances Craig, Marie McGinnis, Jack
Cooke and Cordella Faulkner should
represent their club at the annual
Short Course held at Newark June
14-17. After the business meeting.
games and refreshments were en-
joyed by all. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Rodney
Short.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26
LEWES

Mr.. and Mrs. George Peck and
son Of Laurel. spent the weekend
here as the guests Of Miss Elizabeth
Nirden
Mrs. Charles Futcher. Mrs. William
Thompson and son William Jr., mo-
iored to New Castle on Saturday to
attend the New Castle celebration.
A French club has been organized
Nv the instructor, Miss Marguerite G.
Ringier, for next school term. The
officers elected by the class were:
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26
FELTON,


J. The Ladies' Aid cleared about 81,
: at the festival held last Tbursda,
: evening in the Community House.
e Mrs. Nathan Jones. Mrs. Georee
/ Herring. Mrs. Lavinia Roscoe. Mrs
Ella Donovan and Miss Nellie Hugh
: es attended the Dover District meet
ing of the WOman's Home Mission
airy Society held last Thursday in
. Wesley NJ. E. Church, Dover.
Norman Smith and daughter Hell
en- of Washington, D. C., spent last
weekend with his mother, Mrs. Ly-
dia Smith at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Moore. ,s-
Bruce the Magician, ? Of Hanover.
Pa, gave a performance in the
school auditorium. last Tuesday af-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sharp and
son recently visited Valley Forge.
Pa. l.., .{ .tr
Paul Layton Hurd of Preston. Nd.
IS spending his vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hurd. ID.
Thomas Riley Melvin who is sta
TONED with Iheg1I Ith Engineers. u.
S Army Band, at Oorozal, Panama,
Canal Zone, is spending his fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. f. Melvin. ns ser
Mrs. Maude Reynolds speh. the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Craven in Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker. Quillen OF
Penllyn, Pa, Mrs. Frank Shultz of
Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles But /
lin Of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. !
Clarence White and Nr. aud Mrs. /
thomas Barnes of Wilmington were I
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Jones |
ast weekend. They attended the /
funeral of Armel Quil'en held on
May IA at his late hOire.
The FELTON, High School chenis-
Try class spent Saturday I'm Philatel-
phia visiting the Franklin rlanetar-
ium. the Evening Blllatin Building
and other places Of interest. The
LASS in biology recently visited
Longwood Gardens, Pa.
Mrs. Elizabeth BrinPIIurst ie vis-
';irg Mr.. and Mrs. ,losepl Bring.
burst and family in Qaakertown Pa.
The junior class Of the high school
the senior at n beach
party at Lewes Thursday evening.
The annual musical festival under
the direction of Professor Richard
MacFadden will be held in the
school auditorium on Friday even
ing. May &c. at p. m. The public is
invited to hear the program and see
the exhibits of the art. home econom-
ic and manual training departments.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Melvin of
Long Island spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.. Melvin
Mr.. and Mrs. James Everett and
family of Newark spent Sunda1 With
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs Spencer Haines and
Mrs. Helen Conner Reese Of River
tom. N. j.. we've Fa ia visitors on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H?rry Fem Of viii
nington were guests :'f Mr.. and Mrs. !,
James Kelley last Wednesday,.
.ETHelve memners from ths=EGophy =
Grange attended services in Old ?
Drawers Presbyterian Church. near
Odessa last Sunday afternoon when
he annual Rural Life Sunday" was
observed by the Delaware State
Grange Howard B. Moore, State
Grange chaplain. was in charge, with s.
Rev Willard G. Purdy. pastor of the n
FIRST and Central Presbyterian '
thurch as speaker. ,r
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morrow spent :,
he weekend in Philadelphia. with p
Ir. and Mrs J. l. MacKrell
Miss villa Newman was hostess r.
O the Teachers Card Club on Mon r
lay evening. o.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26
HARRISON


! George A. Rust and Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Rust spent the past week Wis
: iting the Worlds Fair at New York
The Unity Ladies Aid met at tn,
home of MIR. and Mrs. Otis Joseph OF
Saturday evening last. 1t was wei
attended. A measuring social was al.
so one of the features, includins
other entertainment. Ice cream and
cake were also bountifully served
Everyone reported a very fine time
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank John
son. Each and everyone is cordially
invited
Mrs. Millard Carlisle and daughter
Naomi of Wilmington circled among
their friends in Harbeson ON Friday
last.
Arthur Carter and family of near
/ Milford and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ba-
ker of near Lewes were Sunday af-
! ternoon guests of Bates Baker and
family.
The funeral of Sydney Jarvis was
held Friday morning at 10 o'clock
! at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. r. NJ. Jarvis in HarbesOn with
the Rev. J. p. George officiating.
Sydney was well liked by all who
knew him and leaves TO mourn their
loss. two sisters. Mrs. Michael
Groverman of Wilmington, Mrs.
Howard Abbott of Georgetown, and
one brother, James, also of Whining
ton. as we'll as a host of other rela-
tives and friends. Interment in Bea-
YER Dam cemetery. The family has
the sympathy of this community. The
floral tribute was beautiful.
Services at Beaver Dam Church
next Sunday morning. Sunday school
at 10. Preaching at II by the pastor,
Rev. J. P. George. Children's Day
service will be held Sunday evening
at 7:30. Everybody invited to attend
these services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Veasey and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Mason and Miller
Wilson were Sunday afternoon
guests of Mrs. Veaseys cousins, MIR.
and Mrs. Clarence LoOckerman and
Miss Mary, of Locust
Grove Farm, near Greenwood. They
also viewed their Iris Gardens. over
$50 varieties. which are very beau
tiful at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer McColley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wilson at
tended the musical service which
was held in Milford NJ. p. Church by
Miss Annie johnson, singing and
evangelist of Philadelphia.
Rev. John T. Bailey, pastor. was in
charge.
Harry Warrington of Norfolk, Va,
has been spending some time with
his mother Mrs. Leta Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rust were Do
yer visitors on Friday of last week.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the
community Hall here next Thursday
evening, June l. You surely want to
attend this aid as they always put
ON a fine entertainment and have
plenty of good old home made ice
cream and cake You certainly Will
enjoy yourself.
MIR. and Mrs. Levin-White and lit
tie daughter Barbara of Reading.
Pa, spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Leta Warrington.
Kendall Warrington has returned
10 Wilmington where he is visiting {
/ friend while receiving hospital
reatment. I
Samuel LoOckerman and sister,
Miss Mae of near Milton and Mrs.
gladys Wilson and little son Miller
If near Gravel Hill spent Tuesday
.vening with Mr. and Mrs. Robert I
Feasey. They all enjoyed freezer J
4 ice cream.
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Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26
STAYTONSVII.LE

Services as usual next Sunday af-
ternoon-S Sunday School at O'Clock,
followed by a message by Rev. Noah
Swartzentruher. We are glad TO
note the gradual increase sfir sttends
ahce
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26

party. Thursday night, May rs, at
Millwood Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-26

The All Clubs of Millwood are
having a bingo and Chinese checker
La gaceta., 1939-03-04
HABLARA EN- M So
BRE Ell "LEVANTAMIENTO
DEL EMBARGO Ell ESCRI-
TOR INGLES HAROLD BA-
TIES

Ell Comite Popular Democra
tico decide en- la tarde de hoy
como complemento a la gran
manifestation verificada ea
horas de la manana, traer a
Tampa, para Que liable en- pro
del levantamiento del embar-
60, al notable novelista inglSs
Harold Bates.
Bates sera obsequiado hoy
con un banquete, en- Miami, y
llegara a Tampa manana do
mingo o ell lunes.
Vivio en- Espana durante
IL amos y habla perfectamen-
tie ell espahol, idioma de un
pueblo a ouien con toda su al
ma admira.
Jose Martinez, PresIdentc
del Comite, lie mando un tele-
grama a w. c. Kelly infor :
mandole que Sc espera a Bates
para que liable en- eSta ciudad
ell Iunes y ell martes.
Sera ell acto del lunes en- ell
Centre Obrero y el del martes
en- ell Centre Asturiano.
Bates es un notable orador.
Nosotros lie anticipsmos un Ca
rinoso saludo.
No olviden los compaheros
y cOmpanerAs que podr6n es-
cucharle ell lunes y ell martes.