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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
Atlas Power Co.
In Official Meet

Members Of the executive COM
mittee of the Atlas Power and
Brake company met last Sunday at
Tabernacle Baptist church 10 dis
cuss the progress of the commit
-tee-dtfine- recent months
Presiding was Rev. z. E McGhee
who told the board that instead OF
representing a $4,000 concern they
were now Representatives Of
100000 institution.
Arthur W. Reed, inventor of the
Atlas Power and Is other mechani-
cal devices, informed the group that
stock value in the firm had risen
from one to 10 dollars. Certifi-
Gates were given to the stockholders
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Beasly was elected
to the board Of directors.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
Discrimination In
Union Is Discussed

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
NC ADOO HELD
FOR ASSAULT

Joe McAdoo Of 1909 St Antoine
street was charged by police with
felonious assault to the person Of
Harry Sanders about the head and
back last week.
He was -arraigned before Record
ers Court Judge Christopher E.
Stein and held for trial on $1,000
bond.
Lieut. Wallace Williams and De-
tective Robert E. Mitchell were the
arresting officers VINO arc anxioas
to help rid the city Of men who car
ry knives with intent TO do bodily
harm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
3 Thugs Get $3.50

Police are searching for three
thugs who held up a loan company
at APO Fenkel street, room 207, last
Thursday afternoon and relieved
two clerks Of $4,000.
Two of the men were reported
to have been Negroes working un-
der a white chief the men were
armed. And made a successful
escape by methods unknown.
Police are working on a COM
plete description of the men and
expect their arrest shortly.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

Eighteen, of Westview avenue,
Ferndale, Mich. was among the
youngsters who graduated from
Lincoln -high-school- last week.
Young Bowie was presented with
a purse of twenty-fOur dollars by
the manager of A. g. p. stores in
the district bounded by Gratiot,
Wyoming. Nine Mile Road and Six
Mile Road, for maintaining the
reputation of being the most out
standing clerk in the district.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
MAN, WIFE GET AID

A husband and wife mixed it up
last weekend and both were taken
to Receiving hospital for treatment,
Gladys Gooch, "a and Minor
Gooch, 81. of 4641 Brush street, Apt.
4, were cut during the family quar-
rel. Gladys was cut on the RICH:
Aand and Minor received multiple
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
TWO WOMEN FIGHT

Two women, apparently over
excited and angered to the point Of
inflicting bodily harm, were ques-
TONED by police after one Of them
was treated for cuts at the Receiv-
ing hospital, Sunday.
Anna Johnson, 80, Of 36l7 Hastings
street, was taken to the hospital by
a friend, George Duncan, from RI
ward and Brady streets. She was
treated for a stab wound in the
shoulder neck and hand.
Police held Willie May for the al
legged assault on Anna Johnson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
The God of the
Aquarium Age
The Aquarium Age Gospel of Jesus,
The Christ OF the fiScpan- Age

Aht nv h-hi iai hEt pboINi VI JhohHf
The Christ Of the fiscean7 Age
Fellow citizens and friends; We
are still writing on this wonderful
subject Of the new age. In our last
issue we said according to the
Aquarium Gospel Of Jesus. the
Christ which was composed by Eva
S. DoYling A. PhD, the Aquarium
age was preeminenty a spiritual
age which was given unto US by
the man-of the Piscean age known
IS Jesus-the Christ. We stated that
Jesus. the Man, is dead or rather
His body has returned 10 its mother
which is the earth where your and
my body muS.-go some day.
The transfer Of dominion from
one age to another is an important
event in the world Of forces, celes-
tial and terrestrial. Among the
manuscripts Of Levi we have found
a most remarkable paper describ-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
.Byrd's Furs Offer
Wonderful Service

The Byrd's Furs, located at 1861
Harding street, have already estab-
lished themselves as Detroits lead
ing makers Of fine furs. All clean
ing and glazing is done strictly by
hand thus insuring AL work. Re-
modelling, repairing and refining
done by experts Cold storage IA
cilities that are second TO none. All
garments are completely covered by
insurance.
A fur with US is fur well done.
Remember, 1861 Harding street just
off E. Warren avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

decorations of the head, a stab
wound Of the left chest.
Both were given first aid and
released from the hospital.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

That he might devote oil Of his fine and efforts 10 his
chosen work. he declined The post Of Minister 10
Liberia, and refused TO lei his name be presented for
the Bshopic. His DEATH at The age Of 49, wus great
shock and loss 10 his people, but his contribution 10
the beHerment Of his race will live on forever.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

speaking roised $4,000 for the University. With this
amount, and 81 600 contributed by white merchants
Of Salisbury, the present site Of the college wos pU-
chased During the next II years the orotoicol and
edUcofonolwork Of Joseph Picew such thoi he wos
hailed as new leodet Of the roce His speaking Wos
always simple and Logical but he had voice Of such
resonance and presence Of such greet command
that the effects Of his eloqUence were highly out
sionding.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

The resolution submitted by the
committee, and unanimously adopt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-25

The Annual Sale for which so many
Washington women wait! A Sale
made possible by the whole.hearted
cooperation of several of our finest re.
sources! And for extra good measure
we've carefully selected dresses from
our own hisher.priced assortments
and are including them at his special
price! Come fill all your late
Winter and early Spring dress needs
in. this important Sale! BETTER
DRESS SHOP THIRD FLOOR.
Smyrna times., 1939-07-27
Rancher Carries Permit
For Vacation Good Time

SYDNEY.-Ron Whyte, manager
of cattle ranch in southern Austria
liza, visited here with a document
that makes it certain he can go the
limit during his first vacation in 20
years.
His documen: reads as follows:
This is to certify that I, Jack,
the legally welded wife of Ron
Whyte, do hereby permit my hus-
band to go wherever he pleases.
drink when he pleases and further
more permit him to keep and enjoy
the company Of any lady he sees fit,
as ! know he is a good judge. /
want him TO back horses and en-
JOY life in the world for he will be
long time dead.
"(SigneO Jack Whyte."
Smyrna times., 1939-07-27

ports. But nothing which
can properly be called a build
ing boom has as yet set in.
"The people of the United
States built about 100000 new
homes in 1886, as compared
with $4,000 in 1885. But the
total amount spent on new
housing was only S12 per cap
ita, as against SCI at the
height of the last home-build-
ing boom in 1925, said a
prominent business man. The
outlook now is that about
425,000 new homes will be
built this year. 1t takes
about 100000 new houses
every year to house our nor
NAL population increase prop
erly and replace buildings
burned or otherwise rendered
uninhabitable. The United
States needs at least a million
new houses now.
There is considerable doubt
whether there is enough skill
ed labor to carry on a real
building boom if it got start
ed. All through last year re-
ports of a shortage of COM
petent bricklayers, plumbers,
carpenters and other building
mechanics. One reason for
the shortage is that many
building trade workers have
established themselves in 9TH
er lines. Forced by the de-
preston to find work wher-
ever they could, half a million
Or 50 have found ways to
Smyrna times., 1939-07-27

make a living either as farm
ers or in other occupations.
There is no new crop of
journeymen workers to re-
place those who have died or
become incapacitated by age,
illness or accident in the past
ten years. With the revival
of building, which is starting
now and bids fair to continue
for another ten or twelve
years, the building trades
would seem to offer a fine op-
portunity for boys who can
find ways to become masters
of almost any one of the
building crafts. Good work
men will be in greater and
greater demand for a long
time"
Smyrna times., 1939-07-27
WELLINGTON

Clifton Clark, of st. Louis, Mo-,
and Miss Evelyn Peacock, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Pea
cock, near Massey were married
on Friday evening, July IA.
Sidney Dixon, of near Millington
and Miss Pearl Clarke, Of Swarth-
more, Pa, motored to Washington,
D. g., on Saturday last and We're
quietly married It is reported
they are to occupy an apartment
in the Logan apartments in Mill
ington in the near future.
Smyrna times., 1939-07-27

ADVERTISEMENTS = The Smyrna Times
is the. business medium not only for the
town it represents, but for the outlying
district of which it is the center, en-
bracing the towns of Clayton, Kenton.
Cheswold, Townsend, Leipsic. &c. A rate
of so cents per inch an insertion charged
for transient advertising. Season or
yearly display advertising rates quoted
on application. For Sale, For Rent,
Lost and Found advertisements occupy
ing one inch space or less. minimum
charge of SO cents per insertion. In
memoriam articles, 10 cents per line per
issue.
THE SMYRNA TIMES is an Independent
paper devoted to the welfare of the town
it represents and the State of which 1t
is a part. 1t also gives the items of
importance of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland.
Smyrna times., 1939-07-27
Shortage i'm Skilled Labor

tO'tcs to5S III hDhAfiSo 1$AcOh
The increase in the volume
of new building construction
throughout the country in
1889 over the previous year,
says the Easton Star Demo-
crat, "is encouraging in many
ways. In normal times build
ing is one Of the largest in
dustries, employing at its
peak more than three million
workers in the building trad
es, beside other millions in the
production of building mater
lais and equipment. Last year
was the biggest building year
since 1881, according to au-
thoritative construction re-
Smyrna times., 1939-07-27
Legislature Should Act

1t is extremely difficult for
the average person to under
stand why there should be the
least hesitancy on the part of
public officials charged with
the responsibility to do so to
vote funds for adequate med
ical and surgical treatment
and disqualification for those
unable to pay for such life es-
sentials. Says the Morning
News:
"The principle that those
who are more fortunate and
in a position to do so should
help the unfortunate long has
been recognized and followed.
1t inspired the founding Of
the numerous worthy charit-
able organizations and the
public hospitals in our state,
and is the Inspiration for
their continued we'll doing. 1t
motivates the relief move
ment with its varied and far
reaching branches set up and
financed by the federal gov
ernment, state governments,
counties, cities and towns
throughout the land.
However, it IS manifestly
unfair to expect private indi-
viduals to bear the entire cost
of caring for INDECENT patients
in the hospitals of Delaware,
which runs into high figures.
The state has an imperative
obligation to contribute to
that necessary humanitarian
service. Yet the representa-
tives of the people in the Leg
islature have failed to do their
part by voting the usual state
appropriations to the hos
pitfalls to help them meet part
of their heavy expense in re-
lieving the sick and injured
who require medical and surg
ical attention and have not
funds to pay for it.
'No longer should the Leg
islature evade this humane
duty when it reassembles. The
first thing the members
should do is to forget politics
long enough at least to vote
the customary state funds to
aid the hospitals to carry on
without worrying over where
the money is coming from to
Smyrna times., 1939-07-27

Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna. Del
aware, as Second Class matter.
Subscription price. S1.50 per year, strictly
in advance.
Smyrna times., 1939-07-27

Published Every Thursday Morning, by
r. d. HOFFECKER, Proprietor.
Founded by Robert d. Hoffecker. July 8,
1854. Editor and Proprietor until Feb
ruary 10. 1907.
La gaceta., 1939-12-27
Batista conferencio con los
lideres de la oposiicio6n
La oposicion pedia ell aplazamiento
de las elecciones

Habana, Die. 27.--El coro-
rel Batista conference aQui
con los lideres de la oposici6n,
al ser informado de que no to-
nalian parte en- las elecciones
81 ell gobierno insistia EN- veri
ficarias en- febroro, ,
La oposic;6r vierc sostenien
20 Q"e antes de ir a las ele.-
'oGes generates, 10 primero
que debe hacerse es aproha
N0r complto una nueva Cons
tituci6n.
e. gobierno cedi6 en- ese
punto y hoy Sc dijo en- las s.
feras oficiales que los comicios
La gaceta., 1939-12-27
LOS RUSOS ~BOMBARDEA-
RON HOY A T~AMMERFORS

Helsinki, Die. Ella avia
ci6n rusa atacG hoy en- varias
ocasiones, y con gran vigor, q
Tammerfors, la ciudad donde
Sc fabrican las municiones.
Nuevas tropas bolseviques.
mandadas por amigos persona
les de Stain, entraran hoy en-
acci6n. Los nuevos ataQues,
con los soldados de refuerzo,
Sc haran en- ell frente centra.
y del Artico.
En- algunos sectores, en- los
Gltimos dfas, los finlandeses
recuperaron hasta so millas
de su territorio. CalcGlase pa
sa de 1000 ell n1mero de mos
covitas muertos en- los ultimos
tres dfas.
Ell mando finland6s anuncia
un nuevo ataque por ell distri-
to de Salla y Otro en- ell ferrj-
carril de Kemijarvi.
La gaceta., 1939-12-27
TEMPORAL DE NIEVE EN-
Ell ESTE DE LA NACION

New ork, Die. 27.-Un TEN
poral de nieve azota hoy ell Els
te. La capa tiene en- algunos
lugares profundidad de 10 puI
gadas.
Ohio sentira hoy sus efec-
tos. va 10 habfan sentido aver,
Missouri, Iowa y ell norte de
Arkansas. En- Monte Washing
ton, New Hampshire, la tenn
peratura era hoy de % grades
bajo cero.
En- Detroit, sin embargo,
hay calor, comparativamen =
tie, con 10 grades sobre cero.
I'm torneo en- la nieve, en-
las montanas de Wasach, no
pudo verificarse por falta de
nieve.
La gaceta., 1939-12-27
BORAH PIDE Sc MANTEN-
GAN LAS RELACIONES CO.
MERCIALES CON Ell JAPON

Washington, Die. 27.-Co-
mentando la noticia de que ell
tratado comercial con ell ia
pom quedara terminado ell dfa
26 deenero, 81 uno nuevo no Sc
concierta, ell senador Borah
declare que deben hacerse to
dos los esfuerzos "razonables
para mantener las relaciones
comerciales entire los dos pal
SEES.
eel desear yo esas relacio-
mes con ell Jap6n, agreg6, no
significa que deseo ell NAL pa
ra ell pueblo chino. Viene ac-
tuando con gran habilidad en-
csc problema nuestro embaja-
dor en- Toxic"
La gaceta., 1939-12-27
A EXHHBIRSE
MANANA LA PELICULA
~"MADRESELVA"

La direction del teatro CAST
no nos comunica que ha resuel-
10, atendiendO reiteradas petit
clones del pGblico, extender por
un dia mas la exhibition de la
famosa pelicula argentina MA
dreselva".
POGO despues de las dos de la
tarde de hoy, va estaba lleno ell
teatro.
LenOs completes habra esta
y mahan.
Todos los elogios que Sc ha-
gan de los INTERPRETERS de la elm
Ia, Libertad Lamarque y Hugo
del Carril, son iustOs,
La gaceta., 1939-12-27
Sc PROPONF
1EMBRAR NUEVAS MINAS

L0ndres, Diciembre 27.-El
almirantazgo do hoy la mott
cia de que EN- una extension
de 500 milas y en- una faja dc
80 a 40 millas, Sc proponen co
locar mas de 100000 minas
Estas minas protegeran la
navigation costera y Sc avisa
ra tan pronto Sc realize ell ira
bajo. Detras de este campo
de minas los vapores mercan-
tes podran moverse con relat,.
va seguridad.
Impediran estas minas que
los alemanes "siembren" las
suyas entire ell cintur6n brita-
nico y la costa.
Extensiones minadas Sc man
tienen desde mediados de sep.
tiembre frente al Estuario de-
Tamesis, en- los estrechos de
Dover y en- una extension de
20 a 85 milas cerca de Hull.
Estima ell almirantazgo que
Alemania tiene un campo d.
minas", de IONA rectangular,
en- ell mar del Norte, a unas
rs millas de Jutland.
La gaceta., 1939-12-27
Intense TEMBLOR DE TIE
IRA

Ginebra, Die. 27.-Los seis
m6grafos del observatorio de
Neuchatel registraron hoy un
violento temblor de terra, es-
tando situado su centric cerca
de las f~ronteras asiaticas y eu-
ropeas de Russia. Los astr6no-
mos s~ostienen que es ell mas
violento del os 1ltimos 20 amos
Ell observatorio de Zurich
coloca el centric en- la region
rusa de Tiflis, entire los mares
Caspio y Negro. Donde los
temblores sc sintieron, los da-
nos sufridos han de ser de i'm
portaneia.
La gaceta., 1939-12-27

sc verificaran en- mario 80, no
en- febrero %.
Batista, apoyado por los co
munistas, los machadistas y
los nacionaiistas, rehusaba o.
torgar ell aplazamien,o perJ
la conferencia con loa lideres
lie llev6 a zanzibar de parecer.
La ley exige la nomination
de todos los candidates, para
las elecciones de febrero, EN-
0 antes de manana jueves.
Todvaia no ha comenzado
sus deliberaciones, por las Gro
testas, la asamblea Constitu-
yen.e, convocada para ell pasa
do dia Is.
La gaceta., 1939-12-27
NUEVA CANDIDATE EN- Ell
LATINO

En- las fiestas del Carnival
Latino, que Sc efectuaran en- Ell
mes de enero, sera candidate a
DANA la Srta. Esperanza Fer
nandez, hija de los esposos An
tonic Fernandez, del 81 35 de la
Gale Palmetto, en- West Tam
pa.
Representara la Srta. Fernan
DEE a la prestigiosa sociedad
Centre Espahol.
La Unione Italiano presenta-
ra como candidate a Miss Jose
fina Guida y "a club Carpe
Diem, de Ybor, a la Srta. Fran
ces Cannella.
La gaceta., 1939-12-27
APOYARA A WHEELER Ell
SENADOR CLARK

Washington, Die. 27.-El Sc
nador democratic Clark, de
Idaho, anuncio hoy que apo
yara para la nomination, en-
1910, al senador democratic
Wheeler, de Montana.
Aver habia dicho ell sena-
dor Burke, de Nebraska, que
ell desea a Garner para la pre-
sidencia.
Los republicanos siguen
mencionando como sus candi-
datos a Thomas E. Dewey,
Vandenberg Y Taft.
Vandenberg hablara en- San
Paul, Mimi, ell dia 10 de fe-
brero.
La gaceta., 1939-12-27

La combination para impedir
la extension del comunismo"-
Sc dice-no cristalizaria sin ell a
pogo de la Alemania naZi.
ST la intenci6n de Mussolini
y ell Papa es formar un cuerpo
de estados totalitarios y demo-
craticos contra Russia, nosotros
tenemos la creencia de que ell
presidente Roosevelt no permit
tira que EstadOs Unidos figu-
re en- esa denigrante mezcolan-
"a politica.
Estados Unidos odia Ell totalita
rismo, por amor a la democra-
cia, y los Estados totalitarios,
mayores agresores, son Italia,
Alemania, Jap6n y en- 1ltimo lu-
gar Russia.
ISerfa decente para los pue-
bios de Estados Unidos, Fran
cia e Inglaterra unirse a Italia,
Alemania y Ell Jap6n con ell 1ni-
GO prOp6sito de exterminar a
Russia?
81 ell totalitarismo agresor es
ell NAL, la lucha ha de ser contra
los agresores todos.
Russia es Ell mas reciente de
los agresores y luego de que TIA
liza, Alemania Y ell Japon habian
cometido enormidades en- Afri-
ca, Europa y Asia.
Ell totalitarismo russo, con sus
nuevos mOldes imperiahstas y
criminales, es tan r~epulsivo CO.
mo ell aleman, Ell japones y ell tia
liano; pero... iqre eoncepto Sc
formarian los hOmbres honra-
dos del mundo de una alianza
La gaceta., 1939-12-27
APLAZADAS EN- CUBA LAS
ELECCIONES GENERATES

Habana, Die. 27.-Luego de
una conferencia del presiden-
tie Laredo BrG con los PartidOs
de la oposici6n, Sc anunci6 hoy
que las elecciones generates Sc
efectuaran ell dia 80 de enero,
no ell 28 de febrero.
En- esas eleccones sera can
didato a la presidential, como
Representative del sentimiento
del pueblo cubano, ell DR.. Ra-
mon Grau San Martin. Fulgen
clio Batista, un excoronel, tam
bien aspira a la presidential.
La gaceta., 1939-12-27
UN A~EROPLANO SIN IDEN.
TIFICAR VOLO SOBRE e.
SEX

Londres, Die. 27.-Un ae-
roplano sin idenfificar vol6 so
bre Essex y ell Estuario del Ta
mesis y otros dos mas fueron
divisados sobre la costa, en-
Suffolk, a una gran altura.
Cr6ese son aviones alemanes
de reconocimiento. No Sc do
la alarma.
La gaceta., 1939-12-27
MANIOBRAS EN- LAS GER
CANVAS DE A

FL r~egimiento 116 de Artille-
ria, de esta oiudad, esta verifi-
cando cuatro dias de maniobras
en- las cercanias de Arcadia. A.
nOche sali6 un grupo de mas de
800.
ALI Sc agregaran las baterfas
de Lakeland, Plant City y Bar
tow.
Hara una vista de inspection
a las tropas, que manda ell CO.
mandante G. N. Sagin, ell coro-
mel Homer w Hesterley, jefe
del regimiento.
La gaceta., 1939-12-27
LOS RUSOS DEJARON MAS
DE 700 CADAVERES SOBRE
Ell HIELO DE LAGO
SUVANTO
Stain ordena acumular
100000 hombres

Helsinki. ic. 27.-LoS alta
ques ruSoS de aver en- ell "its-
mo" de Karelia, con tanquC 4,
ae oplaaos y artilleria, fueron
rechazadcs por los finlanGe-
ses. Sol re n saperfiC'e congo
lada dc Lsso Suvalto los a
Grescres i%eja-on 100 cG1ave
res. Tres oil l".G5 bolsevique.
at2caron simultaneacle..e Y
las res tIvisroH que yolver :
sus posiciores.
Dun ante el dia fueron derr
bados 23 aeroplanos del So
Wet y frero capturados so
rr ioneros. dos tanQues ave-
riados y material d. guerra,
Al este de L.eska Sc continus
combatiendo. La notieia, dad
por Moscd, de una derro.a fin
landesa en- Suomdssalmi no ia
podido confirmarse.
Anuncian los despachos de
Dinamarca que Stain Sc pro-
pone concentrar Ell Dos frentes
de Finlandia sus 800, 900 me-
jores soldados. confiando ell
mando a sus amigos de mayor
confianza. Las bajas de los ru
SOS Sc calculan en- mas de so
mil.
La gaceta., 1939-12-27
AUSTRALIA ENVIA REPRE-
SENTACION ~DIPLOMATICA
A ESTADOS UNIDOS

Melbourne, Australia, Die
ciembre 27.@Sera nOmbrado
ministro de Australia ante ell
gobierno del presidente Roo
sevelt, ell Sr. Richard Gardiner
Casey, ministro del Tesoro.
Casey regres6 de Londres la
semana pasada, donde asisti6
a una conferencia de ministries
de los Dominios.
La gaceta., 1939-12-27
UN NEGRO HIRI0 GRAVE
MENTE A UN JOVEN DE
% ANOS

La policia busca hoy a un ne
gro criminal que Ell lunes por la
tarde, en- la esquina de Tampa y
Estelle, agredi6 a James Bax-
ley, de % amos, perforandole un
pulm6n y ocesionandole heri-
das en- la cara, cuello y brazOs.
FL estado del herido era salts
factorio en- Ia tarde de hoy.