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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
MRS. WATKINS
GIVEN PARTY
BY HUSBAND

Mrs Beatrice Watkins fff2 Tire
man avenue. was rendered sur
prise birthday party by her hus-
hand. Monday evening, November
6.
The dining table was beautiful
~ decorated The menu consisted
OF roast turkey with dressing, bah-
ed ham green peas. string beans
mashed potatoes. hot rolls, cram
berry sauce. pickle. salad, coffee
ice cream and cake, served by eff
cient Mattresses.
After The repaet. the guests en-
ioyed various games II was a de-
lightful affair
Mrs. Watkins was the recipient of
many lovely birthday gifts.
Among those who attended the
party and extended Fluctuations "a
the honoree were Rev and Mrs
II. H. Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutch.
inson, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. H. Black
burr. Or. ana Mrs. j. H. Sparks
Mr.. and Mrs. |. &. Carter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Haynes. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Wat
kins, Mrs. Eula NJ Ross. Mrs. Irene
Sanders. Mrs Lula Smith. H. W
Thompson, Mr. Jcmisor. Nlie &
Lewis. Mrs Ida y Fcrrell. Mrs
Esther Dunlap, Mrs. BESSIE She
pherd Mrs Emma Davis Miss MIL
drcd Pettiford. Louis Dalton Mr.
and Mrs Glover. Master Jamc'
Flcnoy. Fred tpshaw and others
All Of whom voted the party ;
snlnn1n ellrrnsn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Peerless Art Club

The Young Women's Peerless
Art club met Thursday, November
l6 at the home OF Mrs. Rose John
son on Marston avenue. Instead OF
answering the roll-call with quo
tations the members responded
with their favorite recipes. The
novel recipes and suggestions we're
heartily enjoyed.
Plans we're completed for the an
nual Christmas dinner. II will be
held at the home OF Mrs. Porter
on Holbrook. The Thanksgiving
party will he held on Saturday,
November %, at the home OF Mrs
Rose Johnson on Marston.
Guests for the meeting were:
Mesdames Henderson. Greenhouse
and Henrietta Stevens.
After the meeting the hostess
served delightful luncheon to the
members and guests. The nexl
meeting will be "PotLuck' meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. Sadie
Lindsay, the club president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
CLUB ACTIVITIES
Club Trece

Club Trcce held its regular meet
ing Nov. II at the home OF Mrs.
Ianiha Harvey, BIS Medbury ave-
rue.
Plans were made for the Pokeno
party which was given Saturday.
Nov. is at the home OF Mrs. Sirongs.
406 AlPer.
A delightful program. superin-
tended by the program chairman.
Mrs. Theresa Jenkins. was unique
and interesting. Mrs Ida Strong
recited Meditation. Mrs. wood
spoke OH the origin Of Thanks
giving; Mrs. Reid sang La Cuca-
racha' and "A Lane IN Spain" Mrs.
Orse and Mrs. Merrial gave read
ings on Turkey Town n d
Thanksgiving respectively.
Guests present were; Mrs. llor-
ace Smith. Mrs. Francis Thanks
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly and Mrs. Ger
aldine Collier
Pokeno awards were given 10
Mrs. Orse and Mrs jenkins.
Delicious TASTES and cocktails
were served
Next meeting will be at the home
~ Mrs. TITLE Huggins. go Med
hurry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Marionettes

The Marionettes met Friday
November II. at the Twelve Horse
mems club. A formal election Of
officers was held with the follow
ing results: president, Matte HI;
vice president. Virginia Burnett;
recording secretary. Viola Carson
treasurer. Helen Eggleston: parll.
amentarian. Thelma Williams
publicity editor, Sadie strnuehn
A new and complete Constitution
and bylaws was adopted by the
group. The Marrionettes also de.
clded 10 respond TO the request "a
make tpossible FOR more children
to see the current play Snow
White" Added discussion on the so.
cial service work OF the club
brough some fine suggestions from
the committee headed by Gather
Inc Pitts. Ann Mcmillan. Mary
Bailey and Helen Eggleston arc
members ~ that committee.
Plans TOR q Christmas party we're
also discussed. The next meetine
will be held on Friday December
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
FORMAL DINNER
GIVEN LAYTON
ON BIRTHDAY

A formal birthday dinner was
terdered Robert Lawton. Satur-
day evening November Is, by his
charming wife, Mrs. Bernice Law
ton at their beautiful home on
David avenue.
The rooms were decorated with
lovely autumn flowers. The table
was set with an Italian cut-work
cloth Of rare beauty and the SER
vice was crystal and silver lIors d.
oeyrc and cocktails were served
at 1880 y. m. followed by deli
cious turkey dinner.
Later in the evening. guests we're
invited To the recreation room. TO
enjoy bridge aud other games. while
refreshing beverages flowed freely
Guests who helped make The az
fair unfcrgetable were. Mr.. and
Mrs. George G. Cole Sri, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Elkins. Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Lawlon. Mrs. Samuel
l.awton. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nel-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Beck and
their young son. Richard; Frank
Elkins. Jr.. Miss Elizabeth Elkins,
George Dunbar. Mr. ard Mrs Bruce
Brown. and Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell,
also MIR. aud Mrs. Virgil Talhert,
Mr. and Mrs Alex Griffin. Mrs.
Mozellena simmons, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Raymond Shreeyes, and Jack
Franklin
Many useful and beautiful gifts
were received by Mr. l0wton in
Guiding an exquisite diamond ring
from his wife
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Hi-Hatters Social

The Detroit High IIatters Social
club sponsored a chicken diner,
Sunday evening. November L.. at
SCI 4. Kirby. The dinner was Civ
en- 10 raise funds for providing
baskets for the needy and Il was
quite a success.
Among the clubs Represented
we're: the Whoopee Girls, Friendly
Art and Social. Business Eight.
Ride-A-way And Dream Girls. ard
Co-ops club.
A spicy program was given. Mrs.
Dorothy Hawkins rendered a num-
Der OF selections on piano accord
ian. Miss Doris Hodges and Morris
Avery did a jlttcrbue- Dr. Morgan,
of the American Woodmcn. was
guest speaker.
a. Rhea Is president. y. white,
secretary: and l.. Berry, reporer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25

lyric soprano viii be presented IN
her initial recital as concert artist
Monday. Dec. IL al the Detroit In
etiiuie Of Arts.
Miss Ruby winston. record libra
rian at The Tririty Hospital is now
Mrs. Nathan King. The KEGS have
been married. for Two weeks and
resides at 59i7 81 Antoine.
Louis Mofftat. Nose Thomas. Pat
Patton are three learn bearing
the torch for Susan Piuksion.
Needle Nose Bill Routt ard
Paul Rosemond Davis aud are
knocking themselves out over in
the Windy city,. Blahsayin on the
Boulevard last Friday a m. were
VIM. Taylor. Malcolm Foster, Tex
Wycoff
Ted Smith popular guitar sere-
nader has been serenadnig Ruth
Hall Of Goddard avenue quite fire.
quently these days..
s. T Holland seems TO be casting
his eyes in The direction OF char
lotte Norwood.
G.. Grant that congenial bartender
~ tho Shack can mix a drink q
second that will just make your
mouth actually waier.. Personal
10 an my friends and readers.
May wish YOU all a pleasant
Thanksgiving.
BE back in flaeh with some
flash send all news 10 the
YW1CA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Women On Horizon
To Be F e ature d
At Second Baptist

A unique program. entitled Wo-
men On Tho Horizon" Will he pre-
scented nj Second Baptist church,
Sunday. November %. AZ . y M I'M
der auspices % the cultural COM
milice and Scholarship club AIRS
Elizabeth Tyrrcll Will be mistress
Of ceremonies.
Mrs Sadie I.irdsay president Of
the City Association ~ Clubs. WILL
speak on "The History OF club Wo-
men" Other prominent women on
the program Will include Mrs.
Jcrcnc Macklir. Miss Carolyn Dent,
Mrs J W Cooper Miss MafticG.
Andersen, Mrs Carrie y. RILEY.
Mrs Madeline Fowler. Mrs Fannie
- peck. Mrs. Jerolene Snecd, Mrs.
Sallic NJ Darden Miss Jcancua
Walsh Mrs Cioice Macklil., and
Mrs. Christine Smith.
The public is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Club NelCs
DoIN's OF
the DEBs
by T0LULA
4 Tur lINELIGHT
by T0LULA

to,ely carolyn Plummer oil Eng
IN Avenue gave a fudge party
,,day evening 49,. All enjoyed
hemsel,es making iudge....and
",n,ur N The games. "A few pre-
w., wetc Roger Campbell, James
bnnear Jean johnson, Oscar Hand.
.,a,,,s House, Florence, Hattye,
1 y Vera Pate. Sunny plummer,
,.sner House. Doris Ratcilff, Jewel
3Ratrlii and others.
4 A delightful evening was spent
kandas b, many OF Detroits popu-
A a.hhies ard their escorts IN the
ma ~ Chocineal Alexander.
3,r,dee ass. played ....records on
H. viaphare Prizes were given
4 ia cate Flo Pate captured the
Il, nrile Chocineal had as her
kne.i. m the evening Whitney
focmar. waldo Cain, valeria Tan
Matte and Clarence camp.
ks,hlecn Mcrris. Calvin Porter,
R,ank norman. Alice + e d 5,
M,ner Sisbcr, Bertha Cook, elm
= ~ srady. Stumpy Cultural.
hicky Bnigcn. Walter Clifton, Bud
flcrn. Thomas Bridges. La Verne
[Iohn.on. Nargie Daniels. Elberton
Aord. imniel Carter and loads of
[,hpfs Misses Beulah and Bet
Nc tsIn ~ King avenue had as
their guest over the weekend Miss
&lnra 'ral!fclro Of Worchester. Ohio.
his, Talifcrro is the sister OF Rob
H. Taifcsro OF the lMCA.
Ion TIL AVENUE
The coy Corner as usual held a
I'm house saturday when John
'D,ncy producer OF New York
|ana Bill, carter. NJ. c. gave 10 US
IA new how. d. Heading were Mil
|drod helms and Billy Hicks better
Known as Billy and Mile who were
'be,ond hrc... Also there were the
Hour iitle Cozqcttes. :. and Music
hy billy Johnson and his drummer
|vih plenty Of personality. Fred
Among those seen hay-
|ns themselves ball.. were
|Mgia Lacey who tried her best 10
|jNcr. Marvin Anderson. Lucy
|Thomas George Franklin, Earl la
|nT. ilc- stewart, Clarence Taylor
|tharl ovington, Eunice Greer,
M. ui Iuhby Cain, w. Garter.
|lriher Kendall. Richard Anderson
|Dodie lall Eddie Simpson, Edward
Bake and just coolies OF others. 49,.
There viii he an afternoon tea
|honolag The past presidents and
|Ia,i commanders OF the Chas
young Unit aud Chas. Young Post
%. +. a. The YWCA. sunday even
'ieg. igon iiill z p. m. Lest we for
g. also there is the Sphinx club
|who viii give their Thanksgiving
parry % the club Plantation. 49,.
|aui Cue Nacircma club who Will
give lflr Thanksgiving Dance at
pc lb house Thursday evening
Tive cai Chapter OF The National
50 y of Phi Delta Kappa will
|rf''H fnr your entertainment the
|opeief'a snow White and the Sew
len DNa'ts. at the Detroit Institute
|o' MS Friday December !.
l'tn IS I.uberN Woodfcrk -. :
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Marriage Licenses
Applied For:

The following couples recently
applied for marriage licenses at the
Office OF the Wayne County Clerk;
Emerson r. Mitchell. u. Dorothy
Stewart. 1S: Thomas Woodford, a.
Mary Ann Lee. is; Robert Harris
40. Ruth Menafee, Al; William
Smiley, 80. Corine Martin, 80;
FLOYD l.. Thompson. %, Bonnie Bill
lings. %: Clarence Lewis, %. Fran
ces Minter, is: Nathaniel Giles. -,
Arlene Mitchell. IS; william Trot-
ter, 10; Ruth Travis. II; Eddie
Lemons, 20. Elizabeth Myrick. is;
Norman Cureton, a.. Nellie Parks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25

ping Il with an apron That. we
presume Is 20 have you believe hat
she's ihe monarch oi The kitchen.
wher all me time SIC know is
Tom RE made tho salad. liE. mix
cl the drinks. he made ih, hors
q outtos, we'hegan 10 wonder II It
was his club We cues. not though
90 account 81 Mieuon ola select The
lovely prizfs which were vor by
Mrici alecorkie. Louise Taylor.
anu and go D. "e Gems think. any
AoW Mnt'efs pt!ze VIII twin prints
ihdi c9a be hurr in thar newly
decorated house cifecivtls Louise
'ia, set ~ heuaaif bump i deli-
rafe pnt
Apce' tle Brown men ~ l' as
''S' W. toD please Niih Nfl. Mcxi-
'aps llinltg an over tho hlgc
aga N'ln@ Kitchen The bedroom
wallis are deli' blue with deep
'nAf0N' 7ig aud hoi covering lend
ins some or' Of oonit M color
,''l mes lh' ltinc ROOM syn-
vl,hf ~ grery MARCOS ana roH
wan l>ih fcriurt pir fah,nn,s
'Hd nes's ~ irlaia hls Giving
'''' decorative no'e CA tho
WAL Many malc -.ing c.zc /. M
lie'e wish trailing vines Toms n
Ntr d ~ Tho front fd sffof much
atllnlhg ana hlnhc hal enaliv
IVY . ifnf iof ihr erre CUsh =
".@n in ''er ci hls office his
wary Jaiia'rifo who is st,n IN
2 h'r neck wHh pisu for makinr
h'N nome on Alrer a place ~
Hsp .' 'io' had TIE matroas
n 'H' iplfsdar c.1b foe bridge
80 week at fAe TNnish, TIA
room Wc ilft befrha the sals vcre
u''appolnied that they hsdn'- hnisb-
~ me house ia iime But batn-
h'et misnon ana mushrooms orrbf
~ snli'e compensation ANYHOW
ne grls bad hautc 10 meet and
play vlih Aiasl 5 Now ei.,er-ln.ls,,,
"ea Fisher l.s'en honey .bu.
ne"aie of those Ezra Toadoe and
"eors''fa Warren peonlt M, Fl,
XXX ,oH on' % game c,erv
~ ~ i''n.ei strong Etehn Byrd
10y p mas Rornie Smith
t'esnHr Osborne. alairycc colo sn1
f.F'lfn Byrd ought De w.sc io tben,
Nour eood frera Mary pohor,s
N fancy ana decided io taka ~
.Nh % iAc FROGS Wedaesdsx 40
nero aflos Whuc ~ re4aod +,
nliN la'ofiie hnbbl, conroe,3o..' s...
.n.hi "lile 'he} Nied over Ia h,ed
i'' &c calling b. re,ob.;,,.
Nleh' end some honos,
f'lfNrliiies arc eDs ( ~ be a.,
hihd tfh'l Waters f1r irf...,.
MN' VIII be- nlaNrc M o,r,nna !
''A-N''fs ~ Thar tim VIII lend
N'f presence Tho Others aro +, .u-,
ir N'1 pfohahlv is "a ,b.t
alH Nisis Detroit viii ding
'n a'i " Nirif FANCY trainings fo~
N.i ar offasion so narhe wan,
''sr 'ie celebrities sitting an 4n
unsteady rrnaclc
) lRn iprrmeftes orc together fo-
'''il's seas p aul lis iov -
know That ihe brides ana i6,s ~
Ae llhcr'-on cubehavo nc ru.s
i'nn'e With fonr no-framn ne 80
small ire pic oh me-. didn't roni.a
l'N iNr and fho inlpos ihe ono s,gv
r. 'p''f ff fin ir 'heir oM fnnrna-
'af' t'4 WIZ So bold hev iito
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
A SPECIAL OFFER
Hollywood Makeup Studio Offers Free
Trial Size of Hollywood Exotic Perfumes

In order 10 acquaini The ladies q
Detroit and elsewhere with the high
grade face creams tina, the Holly.
wood Makeup Men are using in
giving facials TO the hundreds OF
women In Detroit The Hollywood
Mako-tp studio IS giving absolutely
free dram size Of Hollywood 3
Exotic perfume which il valued ai
$500 with The purchase % a Jar oi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Card OF Thanks

Mrs. Foster aud her daughter
Wish TO thank the Rev. Nr. Bruce
Of Oli,et Baptist Church. the menu
hers and ;riend> for their kindness
in contributing their time and scr,-
lee during The Illness and mineral
ri Mrs. Fosters mother. Mrs. Es>ic
O'NenI. Of Us idemidc ~. who
passed away November II, 1899, in
Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25

Mrs V T. Lawhorn BUSINESS
manager ~ The Brown Models club
was hostess 10 the club recently.
a. hcr lovcly home on Theodore.
Aftcr the business session the hos
tess served dainty lunciicon
Tho next meeting viii he al The
home Of Mrs. l.. Radcliffe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25

The famous Strawberry Cleansing
cream.
The regular price OF ihs straw
berry Cleansing Cream IS $500 for
the = H. and the conialner Of this
cream Is made out OF expensive
hakcr-hio. but Il YOU viii ON out
The coupon below and mail g. with a
dollar money Ordcrl you viii i'm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25
Club NelUs
Thunder On
The Social Front
By The Little Corporal

Well sub. here il Is ThanksgiN-
ing time again and how come we've
gotta celebrate any old landing OF
the Pilgrims when We might still
be lying under barsan tree and
having monkeys droppin ooconuls
on our beans? Then iherd be no
more keeping up with the Smiths
and Jones, only seeiug ii our mud
hut had a little more mud on Il
than that impossible Mrs. zulns.
An Me! Then Hazel Lyman might
not have known Of such ihlne aS
swedish messages and 10 Gano-
wouldn't have been bright enough
10 keep up With the war by Alea-
ins pins ia maps piEned an over
hrr Nali or rs ihtrc still 4 wurf
We nighint have had person
named Al bringing pork chops. hut
fome Other African prince -dra
Jondee and Mar-ie Anderson
wouldn't have had 20 worry about
thar excess baggage they carry
Just lie ON 2 palm leaf aud le, Tho
fleth fan whore 81 may. I)l lob
Bcnrcli wolldn have known az
cared abuut p preparation Called
Knox KINKS kra1s The knkirf.
The more prestige or diaaf he
hcarg
And Obi goodness. or Az Dr.
wouldn't haze 70 he an tsrapesi
from he war drums OF fo.eier
chclflain. There II have been DO
recreation center for Marian Ame,
Green. then an her pals could b.
happy in not hearing What weai
on there and why Daddv Marie
Scrugss' old hospitality might sun
pc known all over NE ,eldi bni hy
gosh the NiSi,srs colld bring along
a hunk OF crocodile.
Bob Robinson couldn't have been
a bowling widoNcr bur ihcn ne
could have. cause were sure
Eddie would have been ou some
Nuhian team bowling coconuis.
Those Alpha wives wouldn't al
ways be selling tickets fsitlie good
old a Phi 4. ard running around
trying 10 get dressed up lilu Pil.
grinlS for WEDNESDAYS night an The
Plantation whore. saw Nhat ,an
may Well bel you'll be. But iaeya
probably be selling tickets Tor tho
Jungle be douirs anyway And youll
sun be along with your lGle jug
Of papyrus Juics
Whatever card game they play
ed in the sudan. Fred Jones would
( STILL be- tie worst. lc'd ttn Won
that even Pharoah couldn b.a IFS,
palm leaves when he only hci1
three like he can.
Thclma IIufchios could haee
Kept a flock Il nlorgecse 10 uro.
tcc; her from her dreaded mice
hMi it'i be Iuef Earls lpek 10 b,
halhirs Ia the Nile ANA have ou.
of the little ihinrs pen up and VA,
sQneah. squeak Tins maxine
! lhelma q bona tide widow
Evelyn Byrd wouldn have hroNf
what J. was io sit down with
! niece N noodle p iu' ai club mrcf
lnss she'd probably De ponndr-
'n leopard skin 81 The 100, q
pyramid
And So II cirilizafion must over
take rs. via ihe Pilgrims nuooc
ln Ihankcgivirs sc1 We Wnuldn'
- be nice 10 rnn around in a ski
decorated with Your aura4fnf-
teeth
That summer hriiie N0lam Me
: non Brown. floats IN sptisrc
; sheer house Goa whom she enter
! iain,. We'll have yon know Hr
-he dcrlamourizes hcrself by y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-25

medaeig leotNe q 5000 size az
The Strawberry clcasing cream and
4 Ssoo SIZE oi The Hollywood's Ex-
ofc perfume both for Sloo
Pfr vow name and address or
liis coupon below aud mail it with
q ono dollar money order 20 II L..
Warner c-u Detroit Tribune. 2l46
- Antoine street Detroit Mich
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-17
Totally" in South America
New York Times)

There have been many actually totaitarian states
in Latin American history, many so-called republics
which have been ruled by one as completely
President German Busch plans to rule Bolivia
In situation characterized by political chaos fervent
personal hatreds and near bankruptcy strong man.
strong principally because he commands army, has
but this time with "totality." Diaz of Mexico would
have loved that word zeaya OF Nicaragua ALSO for
both very total indeed. Suspending the 1880
Constitution dissolving Senate of sixteen and
House of seventy Busch takes all of Bovias affairs
and interests into his hands, though promising
la new general election when opportune."
In recent years there has been very noticeable
penetration of the Nazi-Fascst idea in
than southern nation. Busch denies any Euro
pean inspiration utilization, but it probable
that his course has been charted for him by Foanin
Bolivian of Italian parentage not many years
turned from study in Italy. There many Italians
in Bolivia. many Socialists. Turmoil and overturns
have been ncessant for three years Dictatorship in
some degree has long seemed likely Busch has gone
the whole way. His neighbors Brazil and Chile
pecialy will watch his acts and their results Nor will
nations farther removed remain indifferent. 1t was
Foiann, mentor OF Busch who engineered the seizure
of the Standard Oil properties in Bolivia
There few countries anywhere susceptible
to the rule of strong Bolivia. nearly twice
as large Texas yet with only lsightly than
100000 people than one-half Indians. Busch
has army of 5000 German-trained, badly maued
by the French trained Paraguayans in the over
the Chaco it is his main reliance he embarks upon
his reign. He will probably need it.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-17
Poland Again
Cincinnati Enquirer)

tCmcmnatl Enquner)
While the German denunciation of the naval
treaty with Great Britain confirms the prospect of
Nazi challenge to Britain the in years to come.
a more immediate threat is embodied in Hitlers
reputation of his aggression treaty with Poland.
Combined with his outright demand for return OF
Danzig and for lane across the Corridor this step
reveals a determination to treat Poland Czecho-
sloyaka treated.
Poland had the benefit of seeing just what hap
pened to the Czechs, they gave up reliance on
their own army and put their whole trust in demo-
cratic allies. In consequence Polish armed forces
have been augmented and stationed at the frontiers
This quite as much as Britains alliance with Poland,
has stayed Hitler's hand thus far.
Nazi strategy with respect to Poland is twofod.
There is the direct demand for Danzig which is
German in population and might logically be re-
turned to the Reich peacefully There is the demand
for German owned highway and railway across
the Corridor to connect East Prussia with the main
body of the Reich. This likewise is not unreasonable.
But Czechoslovakia. even after yielding to far
more extreme demands from Germany, found that
she had to become first ally of the Reich and then
a colony. For Germany not much interested
in Sudetenand in the subjugation of Czechosova-
kia, which she considered standing military peril.
This have escaped the Poles who by geography
compelled to be among the shrewdest of diplomats
England's guarantee of Poland allows Warsaw to
give up Danzg and a lane across the Corridor and
permits the British Government of course, to coun
sci Warsaw to the wise course. But the British
nonetheless promise to defend Poland from attack
even from attack designed solely on Dan1g.
This suggests the perplexing nature of the de-
cision Poland soon must make. Is she to yield Danzg
and little hoping thus to defect the blow from
Berlin without losing her Western allies? Or is she
to recall the fate of Czechosovakia and resist with
force any violation of her frontiers counting her
allies for aid? Poland's leaders today must feel
Czech statesmen did year ago. with the heightened
sense of destiny that comes from witnessing the par
tition of CzechoSlovaka.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-17
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING
OF CREDITORS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
DIVISION NUMBER ONE, AT
JUNEAU
In the matter of c. r. ISAAK,
Bankrupt, In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of c. r. Isaak, of
Juneau, in the First Division of the
Territory aforesaid bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on
the 18th day of May, A. D., 1889,
the said G. r. Isaak was duly adj
Indicated bankrupt and that the
first meeting of his creditors will
be held at the office of the under
signed referee, at Number 268 South
Franklin Street, in said City of
Juneau, on the 23rd day of June,
1889, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
at which time the said creditors may
attend prove their claims, examine
the bankrupt, appoint a trustee, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
H. B. LIE FEVRE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Publication date, May II, 1899.