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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-31
Rev. David Gaines
 Federation Guest
Baptist Church Pastor Speaks at Monthly Meeting To- morrOw--SOn Born to Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Walker
WAT ER VILE
Mn. R w. tenlon-i7ss ThomastOn Ave-TeL s-S4es

iary, will conduct e regular monthly business meeting Friday night at 2 o'clock, at the home of Mrs Everett Cook on Stafford street.
 The senior group of the Catholic Youth organization of St. Michael's Church will hold Q meeting tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Parish hall, followed by @ rehearsal for the Minstrel show which the young people are planning to present February 2ist, George Grenier is directing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
THE GREAT SCRAMBLE

The Greece OF the days OF Peri
cles was called by some 1.-THE Glory
Land for seers and sages swarm
ed her plains and country sides.
while philosophers walked her
streets Elm regiments. IL remains
for the historians OF the future to
give fitting designation 10 this our
day when graduates by thousands
are faring forth TO try their for
tunes IN a restless and uncertain
world. Opportunity was never
brighter and chances for dismal
failure never more Overwhelming
Our fair land is literally swarming
with graduates whose high hopes
are soon TO take terrible tumble.
Just few years ago. I. too. was
facing the world with a sheepskin
in hand and resolved TO reform and
rearrange things in this world.
After 30 years OF arduous toll and
ceaseless trying. ! cannot see one
dent | have made upon the world
but the world has made many dents
on me. This will be the story of
the majority OF those so gleefulIy
facing the world from the emf
.nence OF the graduation platform
OF 1889. In very short time the
work of denting will begin and II Is
safe to say, that the dents the
world will mar outnumber and out
weigh the dents the current bump
er crop OF ggaduates make. OF one
thing the cu,Tent graduates may
be certain. and%hat is. he faces a
terrible Notwithstanding for
bread.
With Negroes. as perhaps not
with whites. our graduates have
against them not only the handi-
cap Of a complicated social and
economic order. but the further
handicap Of color. The most must
be made of this and lanes Grove
ALB. will lend an immediate help
ing hand. Believe 1t or not. James
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
St. Paul AME Church

The Rev Mr.. Morton and tho
E,angelistic quartet gave service
at 81 Paul AME church. 575 S.
Rademaciier street Tuesday cye-
ming. June IL under the. auspices
OF the Stewardess board. The pas
tor. the Rev W. F. Rice and mem
hers Of ST. Paul feel very grateful
10 these visitors for the fine serv-
ice rendered
Superintendent Holsey Dye called
the Sunday school 10 order last
Sunday morning at $50 o'clock.
Al II am. the pastors sermon
was masterpiece taken from Ec-
cles. 1871. Remember now ihv
creator In the days OF thy youth =
The Choral club rendered beauti-
full music.
AT Z pm the Rev Mr. Rice pre-
scented the Rev. Mr.. Dillard who
delivered a stirring message from
John 10:1i. Il am the good Shep-
herd"
The Pastors Aid club will give
a chicken dinner SATURDAY.. Inlv
s at the home OF Mrs. NTencvc
Hardye. 1917 Leigh street. All arc
welcome.
Mrs. Lille b. Hill is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
Census To Start Soon

WASHINGTON 49, (ANp) IL The
vanguard OF the census army will
start working IN Washington With
In the next few weeks. according TO
Information from The Census bn-
reau with 400 clerks ALREADY cali
ed for work This group will grad
ually Increase with an additional
500 being called in on Jan. I 10 Law
the ground work for The vast army
which IL supposed 10 cnumerate
the population ~ The country I'm
1910
Although The positions are tom
porafy many are supposed GO l,Si
Hs long as 20 TO 30 months.
Persons already ou The sNilI
service rolls are the hf.f heinz
called and as the positions az
classified as temporary. adjacent
states viii have the hr>f cali ON
workers as the commission docs.
nj believe II fair TO applicanls
living distances from Washington
10 be called in for temporary iobs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
Dean Pickens Attends
Yale 1904 Reunion

NEW HAVEN. Conn. lamp
Highlights OF this years COM
mencement program at Yale uni
versity was the 35th anniversary
reunion of the class OF 1904. at
tended by 100 members OF that
class and including Dean william
Pickens. Phi Beta Kappa man. ma
tionally-known author and lectur-
err, and director OF branches OF the
NAACP.
One glance at Mr.. Pickens (sole
colored member in attendance)
surrounded by his former class
mates stamped him as the best
preserved man among the veteran
Ysle-men. many OF whom show the
toll Of the passing years. A quick
appraisal showed the varied activ-
tiles OF these men OF affairs. Many
are Wall street magnates, mining
operators. railway and banking
heads and L. S. government offic-
ials.
The 1904 Classmen. all seemed
to recognize Mr.. Pickens at sight.
but In many cases the Dean had
10 read the names on the badges
OF the classmen in order to be re-
minded of whom they are or were.
Commencement activities last a
week, and Mr.. Pickens was able to
spend two days with his class. lie
attended the class dinner. the buff
fet luncheon. baseball game with
Harvard and the commencement
exercises. but missed outings and
other events which took place pri-
or 10 his arrival on June 10.
Concerning the interesting re-
union. Mr.. Pickens said: 1T has
been ten years since last met
with the fellows. and I would not
have known most OF them by mere
sight. But they are wonderful,
How many will be left at the end
of the next 35 years? Only those
that can live to be 30 or more
years old"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
N.Y.Age Editor Feted
0 n 8 2 n d Birthday

NEW YORK amp An all
day celebration in honor of the
S2nd birthday OF Fred r. Moore.
editor. New York Age. for more
than 30 years, was held this past
week.
Beginning at 10 am. when a
group OF school girls from PS. 81
presented him with bouquets or
flowers, the celebration included
a party 10 which $500 children
came. at PS. lla where he is pres
ident Of the PTA
An evening party at tho Monterey
cafe was the surprise event OF the
day. Given In honor Of Mr. Moore
by Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Henson.
more than 200 people attended.
kilograms and messages OF con
CALCULATIONS were received from
all parts Of the country. Magis-
irate Myles A. Paige was principal
speaker AZ the party.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
N.A.A.C.P. Program
At Richmond Sunday
Will Be Broadcast

The naesrll office Of the NAAC Z
Announces .la. halt hour OF the
clo-.-z meeting ~ the Thirtieth
snnua, conference Z Richmond on
sunday july = az which Mrs.
Eiesnae Roosevelt. Will SPEAK and
presea, the Sn.usarn Media 70
MISS Maan Anderson Will be
broadcast hv me networks Of the
NsGcrai Bfoadcasting company
and Columbia Broaicas;ing system.
TIE proSran W.. be carried over
The blue network Of NBC trom )
70 SO Eastern Daylight savings
'ir.e. ana over The le6 stations az.
CHS Tor The same period
STAGE al members ~ The NAACP
cannot be presen' u person AZ
MS historic NEE .ng the national
ofice s4sgest- fhs branches at-
range meetings isr l-At afternoon
VITA local speakers 1r feature
attraction being the hroadeas' from
Richmond through The installation
os a. ampiaes ~ 'he auditorium
vffre ,1e oca mts.- 80 hs
held
THIS VII aak u9 ali ,ae
bra. hes wiia he c,r.sgrr and
u1!st al, members 'a1rh -he
Medium ~ ~ hsoalcas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01

and l wonder II anyone ha. A..
anything to her: SOus
Ahss--N0 she hasn't hss,
harmed. She and her hushsss
have had few difficulties ,h..
she doesn't wish 10 discusS 40.
In a few months they will Iro.
themselves out and everything WIN
be well ae9ln. Don't encour,sa
her moody spells, try not 10 NOTES
them. ''e
J.F.-Will my wife return 10 m.
as | love her so much.
Ans.-Gi,e her time, and shs win
be back. She isn't hall as ers,,
about being away as she though,
she would be.
MP am follower Of van,
column. viii you please iell mo
what caused me TO lose nv hahy,
Ans.-There could have hoo.
several causes for your losing ths
baby talk your problem owe,
With your physician and he Min
advise You on the subject. n Il
likely that you could undergo :
series OF treatments that wonld
prevent such In the future.
SCI love my husband and h
knows il. He and separated ors
year ago. Now he says ne 4 goins
10 come back to me before rhe N.
tie girl starts 10 school and won.
der IL II is so?
Ans.-He's Just stalIiug
don't y0u think for one minnie n
he loved y0u and his children that
ne wouldn't be with you. Sion
dreaming about him. Tor he doesn't
intend 10 do what is right. eI,e
he wouldn't have LETT You In the
first place.
Wk- Would the man have in
view he good helper in business,
Ans He would prove beneficial
to you. hut 7 don't think that Won
are prepared 10 take on the 70.
sponsihIIity Of such business
right now. You two got together
and work out all the details heios
going into business :. ~ do sa
will make II easier for YOU 10 male
the business pay.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
NY 1899 AsTRoLocY READINGS ARE NOW RFAnv

wHM.-My half sister reared
me from tot. I've got some
Aunties in Texas and | wish TO
know IL II would be better for me
TO go TO live with them?
Stay right with the ! half
sister that has kept you for the
past FOURTEEN YEARS. She GER.
talnIy Will be kinder 10 you than
anyone else and now young lady
-. do what you can 10 repay your
sister for the kindness that she
has shown you.
S.B.E.-We got along fine. he was
as sweet as pie. Until we had a
little Misunderstanding and since
that time he has been Indifferent.
| don't know how to take him. Is
he worth my while?
Ans.-WelI. he Is through. You
fall 10 make his heart cheat fast
any more. Call II quits. and stop
thinking about him for you two
won't mean anything more to one
another.
L.S.-I don't know as there has
been a week for years that have
MT read your column. admire
your answers Will | have TO con-
time 10 pull this load alone as IL
Is mighty hard?
Ans.--Indeed II has been hard
for you. but n decided change will
take place within the next twelve
months. Give your husband lots
81 announcement and see II he
won't see tit 10 get work II
handled right. he will make n con.
necflon and help you with your re.
sponslbllities.
AA.A.-What does Hog. think
OF me? ! beg OF you not to pay
much attention to my age?
Frankly, she seems 10 he
infatuated with you IN fact
the girl has quite deal 81 love and
respect for y0n. Since You both
are 80 young. I don't advise that
You become too fond Of one an.
other. Concentrate on your future
:. study journalism for n career
In a Newspaper i indicated for
you.
ME.B What IS wrong with my
daughter She used 10 be talkative
and jolly hut now YOU don't know
that she is around. She acts queer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
T HE BLACK
DISPATCH

Say, f. 3. and T H what hap
pened 20 you boys the other day
az 800 Not cold feet ! hope
The Wright girls had an enjoy
able time ~ F.. X
+. b. and v n change their
WAYS and the girls will learn TO
Ike YOU.
1, seems that c. r. Is trying 10
1--WE r. NJ Don't fall for II r. NJ
What lucky girl will catch 3. c.
Say you Flint girls. didn't you
attract any OF the Pontiac boys
attention
What special boy was L. s. look
ing for az the Pontiac game?
Why does the 81. John a. C's
vim az out OF town games. but
can, 40 any home games?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
Church Of Our Father

There vas an appreciaiive at
tendance an Tho Church Of Our Fa-
'her last sunday Pastor Kairler
was al his best ~ the II am. serv-
loo as Ne preached from Romans
"a subject. 20 wrdtched man
Thar am who shall deliver me
from The bodv of this Death The
speaker emphasized The fact that
Whatever binders one from doing
riSh' Is hodv NJ death
Three vs'e sddcd 70 tho church
An interesting RYPI session was
conducted hv The Vice president
Vim q Scott The blackboard
asmorstraiion hv Mrs Ksigler was
inspiring ard enloted hv the Young
people
A. me evening service beautiful
musir was fntni-hedsby the junior
choir under The abio supervision
OF Mrs Marion Watson The Rev
Mr. Kaisler preached from Jonah
g. subject. Running from God .
The church. through rs respec-
tive groups made splendid re-
port as the first insiallment on the
new "Five-year cancel indebted
ness plan which was introduced
by The pastor two months ago.
The cadets will meet each Mon
day at pm G + Chapman, d.
rector.
Mid-week service is held each
Wednesday night including Bible
lecture.
You are Invited
Mrs. Nellie Shumate is churcl
| reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
:. flint BROWNSVILLE NEWS :.

Grove holds out the most immed-
late hope for the Negro graduate
II he serves at all. IL Will be IN
some segregated capacity dominat-
ed BY MI Grove. The scramble is
on. and II RACES with greatest Sc
verify around the school room OF
the Jim crow school. The better
prepared Negroes are crowdine
The poorly prepared. while these
in turn are crowding down the
Negroes on the lower levels. One OF
The major tragedies OF the genera
tion Is this forcing Of men and
women into the classroom as
teachers who have neither the tenn
permanent nor aptitude for teach
ing. The Negro child is the loser.
Great Is the scramble and while
we are loath 10 admit II. segrega-
ton relieves the scramble instead
OF accentuating II, Frankly speak
ing. do Negroes want less segrega-
tion or more OF II? BY segregation
We live and move and have our eco
monte being. and when we decry
IL. are we sincere or are we Just
putting on 10 be popular? To
blot out segregation without blot
ting on prejudice would prove the
Negroes ruin. The root OF our
trouble is prejudice and not seq
regation Segregation is a matter
OF law. but prejudice is matter
OF culture. and is more deeply i'm
bedded in the life OF the nation
Supreme court decisions may affect
segregation. hut II does not reach
the seat OF the trouble prejudice
which is thing ofthe heart and
not of The head.
What Marian Anderson is doing
Is r'aching he heart of America:
what the supreme court does from
time 10 lime reaches the head only.
Herein lies The limitations OF things
lega as they pertain 10 race sela-
tions Il is good to address our ef-
forts 20 allaying symptoms. hut Il
is Well 10 keep in mind thai the
trouble lies deeper Nobody would
advise letting the head Of the ty-
phoid victim ache without rem
edy hui nobOdN would advise Civ
Ing al attention 10 the aching head
and none TO sanitation. Our major
attack Is on the Jim Crow system.
bur 20 abolish this system without
abolishing prejudice would over
whelm the Negro. The overthrow
then Of the segregation system
without the overthrow OF prejudice
would increase the scramble in
stead Of relieving il.
The previous question then. be-
fore The graduate OF 1929 Is not
how 20 abolish iim-crowism. but
how 70 abolish race prejudice. BY
all means let's have -crowism
until and when prejudice is hanish-
ed from The hearts OF men. The
DANCE IS that all our efforts will
he ccn'crcd OF hanishins iim-crow-
ism and none on Vanishing preiu-
dice. The mere hanishmcni VI the
lin-crow system would NOT mean
The Negroes salvation unless pref
ndico too was hanishcd. There is
only one deadly threat 10 preiu-
dice. aud that is fine character.
Againsi fine character prejudice
withers like frost before the ris-
Ing sun ONLY Somehodies can re-
lieve the scramble and unfortunate
~ college degree does moi change
one from Nobody 10 Somebody.
Only Somehodies can reduce pref
udice and thus relieve the scramble
the great scramble
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
Among Detroit Churches ;.
CONTINUED
Confined from .-age 81

over her work among the young
people.
II is hoped that a large delega-
iion from Michigan will 20 TO the
National Gospel Choral convention
TO he held in East ST. Louis in Au-
gust.
All rhoirs entered in the cam
paicn are asked 20 have repre-
sentative present Wednesday so
that We will know as unit what
eNcrv choir is doing
Each Wednesday night during
the campaign all governors are
asked 10 be present. and each SAT
nrdav night during the campaien.
ali managers and Miss Detroit
contestants are asked 10 he pros
cnf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
Visits Flint

Dr. II r White, founder Of
Blackwell .AME Zion church. was
speaker Al The chusch on sun
day morning 4 capacity crowd
packed The church 70 hear him.
He IS now pastor 81 the First
church q South Bend, Ind. having
been there s7r the past fourteen
wears
The Rev l.. C Powell. presiding
elder ~ me Detroit district will
hold hts FRS quarterly conference
;or 'hs wear ls3a-40 az Blackwell
ANE Zion church SATURDAY nigh'.
July I Services Sunday AZ eleven
'h-ee and seven-ihir'y The Rev
J.. c Powell. viii preach the SER
r,-,~e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
Plan Chicago Trip

Joe Harrison. Robert Towner.
and Ebert Frye have just about
consummated their plans for their
"trip 20 Chicago for the early part
OF next month Mr. Towner plans
10 show the boys a good time as
they haven't been there before and
X Will he quite a treat for them.
YOU can he sure. Boys. we wish
you one grand, grand time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
Aids Pastor

The Young Peoples Progressive
club was asked by the pastor 10
supply him with water pitcher
and glass SO as 10 aid him In pascr-
ing on these hot days ard nights
They did so very willingly and the
pastor commended them on their
obedience and cooperation Albert
Flemings was appointed Sunday.
June % as the new supervisor and
all The boys ard girls are proud OF
their new leader IS Mr. Flemings
10 them. S an ideal man
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
Detroiter In Flint

Miss Fannie Noore W De.roii
VA. over ~ F'lin' Sunda, lure is
~ me home of MISS Eihol r.
Rroadwav together With Archie
Allsn aHd wo 0ihers She WAS
elsn hAcs Sain >urdar lpnn -
"tA onis 1ihc nefroi'ers and
they eemed ~ 10 having ono
Sl0nn- rme Miss Noofe s rom.
ny hath soon ~ -hr has an inter
.s f., fff.tf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
Home Makers Club

The Home Makers club No. l
meets every Tuesday at Clifford
street center from 7:30 10 9:30
All members are urged to he pres
ent Bushes OF importance. Mrs
Frances A. Ross is president OF
Number One
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
Unique Bridge Club

The ru.-Que Bridge club met
Fs.lsv lane % az 1924 Everett
-lsr with George W Huddleston
as host Twelve members were
preser' Arthur Dnnkling was q
VISITOR re $ expecting 10 become
mswNe' 'he frsi OF lulN The
3liowilS won prizes SAN Soul
4afn rrsi Mrs Enie G. Tarham,
-.cona lsmes Thompson winning
n 2 ooAy Next meeting az 1907
Ronletasd frive luther Jefferson
rtffi fll sn.. hosf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
Special Notice

The Sempe Per peratu Gles
club male ORGANIZATION viii ~.
pear ~ musical ceucerf FRIDAY
- lane go ~ fho NJ oliss
Ranfi- church q go This on-
cer' IS heinE ponsoted hV The
Ning, N4n-'tefe itching Hand
rircle whose ohne' chs~'ft
When yor huv : ticket v0u are
AelrrE ome Hrforunats famlN
Nave SOME ~ ne neressties 81
he's ies eniot'rc ar steair-
rnof oh0ie come music no al
nd 0n fNerft sve e~,s
Faae night lrre ~ orvs
~ ~ h4ir N0 rfss'aer'
r IS e.rfer c,ira ri4n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
Gospel Choral Union
BY Robbie Blackman

Mrs s. W Hutchins president
OF The Michigan Gospel Choral un-
ion recently returned from Tulsa.
Okla. whore she attended the Ma
iional Baptist sunday School and
BYPt- congress. Mrs. HuthcIns
reports that this was one OF the
greatest SECTIONS OF the congress
history She states that 80 states
were represented with 1919 dele
gates in the Junior BYPU depart
mcnt Of which she is leader. We
can SEQ why President Hutchins
has every reason TO feel happy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
- ---'H'Ha
Citizens Dies

The late Patrick Rutherford. Of
efoiis Industrial avenue. died
Tuesday june 20 Surviving are
his widow Audora Rutherford
TWO sisters one brother and 2
nephew Of Gary Ind an uncle
Joe Rutherford and Anna Sngs
~ Denver f0ln
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
Attends Conference

Attending the e9th session OF the
Michigan conference. AME Zion
church were G. Lorick, n. Hyche,
Mrs G Hyche. Mrs. Combs. MIR.
and Mrs White. The conference
was held az 81. Paul AME Zion
church IN Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01
Sings At Meeting

The Jun'or Gospel chorus sang az
-. Paul AME Zion on Tuesday az
The MIsslonary mass meeting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-01

N0T1@?sw question win b snayssd free h ~ eessun -
when include clipping Of this column and ~
efsds, and correct address to letter. For P.s Rs
ssnd only 16c and sbd envelope for latest ASTR0IOY
READING covering hrfkdss; also Letter q 49,
snazng three Questions Explain problems clearly e
hne questions those within the logical
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
BAR POLITICS
FROM RELIEF
Senate Cuts Funds
to House Figure,
Votes ChAnses

WAsillNGTON--Ths s~n-
ate today approved amend
msnts barring politics in dix.
tributiun VI relief under the
1925, oO0. 900 WPA appropris-
ton bill.
Ast,.n an shos~ smsaamsnts rs-
naming and details ~ ina 5sIi wss
spsssisd up after senate conserve
iivss. by mssvoss taasgin. fixed
ihs s,xs of The ns~ fund ~ s7za..
90 Ooo. That 10 ttso. DaD 1slo less
Than pyssiaisst Roosevelt ss,asht.
Ths amendments ~sfs
4 Providing : u 900 flss and
years Imprisonment far sny-
me an. promises employment ~
attempts To dspfivs any relief
clients ~ employment fss political
reasons
, Requiring lmmssil2te removal
= Of any relief official asms his
sffieiai position 10 infiu~nse fhs
results ~ any elscflon.
Z iisftins Soiieit4tion NJ esms
paisn funds ffom snyon4 -
fsslsf rolls % drawing money ser
psspssats1 under any sshss sel ~
congress, and providing u ~
f'ns and yas year Impsisonmsns
for yis,isisen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
HONOR STUDENT
TURNS BURGLAR

EVANSTON. ~. A North
western university honer si,idsut.
sho turned burglar sbsn faced
with starvation. received promises
from his victim aud university Of
flelais today that they would Ia
everything they soaid 20 help him
The youth. Henry kllsu Al
bright. ~. Kansas CITY. ssnlaf
IN the engineering - nssel. vas
srfsstsd yesterday when he at
tempted Ia flee from = tea ship
With soms grsngss. bananas and
ehaeolais bars. Ne as charged
With burglary snd held In the
county jail in lisu ~ 5000 tpBd
psnding sFrsignnsaf Monday.
Ne readily confessed % Detss=
tive rfsnk Mountain. D.. that he
had bf0ksn ia'o ihs restaurant .
week ago snf taken an 0ssSe0st
the Ons hs sas wearing Nhsn
arrested
4 sas Down ssa out. ne said
4 had Dsen working my say
through shssoi. bat iatsiY | dams
have any luck IN getting q 20.
Dean gsofss a 4snsy said hs
bad already started sH inyssslga.
tiDB-
Wen Do everything Ne can ~
hsip ths buy" hs a@id
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30

ttfty glorious years ~ state
hsnsi A vast wilderness ~ plain
and forrest hslit Into . great sees
non'ic unit supporting milIi"ns II
eitlssnsi
because ths IN the year ef
wsshinKtan golden hsbsler. this
Newspaper . offering = thrilling
pictorial history ~ our stats, ~
that reader. may get to know II
better These drawings. the first
of which appears st,svs. have aesp
historical significance save shem.
and YOU viii have tremendously
important sniums and a must In
tsfestins souvenir % Tho jubilee
year.
rns ~afli ~ss lard hungry IN
the 10th century, when rrid al.
ssniufers sailed "a the ends ~ the
earth 10 s..h fame. snla and rich
colonies fof thslf royal masters
Such an adventure vas alF
Francis brah.. hueeansef and
h'lisab.thsn gallant us started
uut with five ships. and lost four
Of them before no had Euttsn
through the straits ~ Magellan.
al the Up Of South America
Hut In his gallant little cFsft.