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TEACHER STARTS LIBRARY

CLEVELAND. Nov. 10-Miss Ly-
dia 3. Johnson, AM. proprietor of
the Little BJoksh0ppe home Of
Gospel Songs by Negro Authors,
2648 East Fitly-ff,h street. report
ed to her mother Rev. Irene v.
Moore, evangelist. that her work as
teacher in the Coffee County Train
ing school at Enterprise. Ala. is
progressing very nicely this year.
Miss Johnson is endeavoring to col
lect books OF all kinds for a much
needed library for the school Con-
trbutions for this purpose are
being received at the Little Book
Shoppc in Cleveland or sent di-
rectly to Miss Johnson in Alabama.
Miss Johnson is a Wherefore and
Western Reserve graduate.
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5000 See
U.C.L.A. In
Grid Tiff

LOS ANGELES, Nov. l0-Accord-
ing to U.CLA. gatemen, some 5000
members OF the Race Witnessed the
game in the Los Angeles coliseum
Saturday when Kenny Washington
Of the UCL.A. team with the aid
Of Woodrow Strobe, Ray Bartlett,
other sepia players, and strong
line went through the University of
California Bears" for a 20 to 7
victory.
Not the least among the rooters
for U.C.L.A. was pretty June Brad
ley, Washington's lady love, N smart
blue skirt with matching hat and
contrasting accessories and sport
coat of varied color shadings, pre-
dcmlnantly blue.
Also roofing was Miss Bessie Wynn
don Of Pasadena, heart beat Of the
fast running Jackie Robinson and
Dr. Lois J. Evans, young chiropodist
friend of Woodrow Strobe in blue
and black sport toys.
Miss Helen Hume, songbird OF
Count Basie's orchestra and the
Count himself were among those
present Miss Hume wore a moss
green knit sport suit and hat with
black accessories.
Local favorites included Miss
Jessica Ryan, formerly OF Detroit
in gray suit topped by a green plaid
swagger coat and green high crown
ed hat. Mrs. Halle Harding, seen
with her husband. wore beige coat
and hat with plaid dress featuring
deep purple peeping from beneath
her coat
Mrs. George A. Beavers Jr, wore
smart brown wooden redingote
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Shaw U. Ready
For Founders Day

RALEIGH, NC, Nov. 1O-Atty.
Daniel Webster Perkins, Jackson
vile, Fla, will be the principal
speaker at Shaw university found
ers' day exercises to be held on
the university campus and in
Greenleaf Memorial hall on Friday
morning. Nov. "a. according to- the
announcement OF President Robert
P Daniel
The program celebrating the
seventy-fourth anniversary Of the
founding Of Shaw university will
include memorial exercises at the
grave of Dr. Henry Martin Upper.
the founder of the Raleigh school
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suit with stitched leg-I-mutton
sleevs and silver fox furs.
Others spied at the game included
Weldon Robinson, Archie woodward.
James Akers, Miss Venola Jackson
DR. and Mrs. ]. ]. Klmbrough Of
San Diego, Mr.. and Mrs Norman O.
Houston, E. j. J. johnson, Misses
Roberta Brown, Frances Carol, Bar
bara Gordon, and score on score Of
others who came to see the sepias
take the day.
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LEGION POST GIVES BALL

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 - The
Charles Young Post American
Legion staged its annual ball last
Wednesday at the Renaissance win
q packed house In attend nee The
affair was handled by the Executive
committee Of Post 1898 under the
direction Of Eugene Faulkner, COM
mander Prominent n the g.oup
Of chsirmen were Clarence EWclL
John Cloyd Jerry Hart. Charles L.
Clover. William r Ricnsrdspn,
Elmer p Sawy r. Alfred F Ware
Isaiah D Purys. ". " Bccslcs.
i y TayH Joh1 A Brook. and
Arthur Stewart
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East Lake Baptist

Sunday school at East Lake
Baptist church, 844 Tennessee ave-
nue., opened at the usual time, $3.50
am, with Frank Greer, presiding.
Several members of the Sunday
school visited Miss Oscaline Cooper
who is in the hospital and is re-
ported as very much improved.
Rev. c. J. Gadson, pastor, brought
the morning message from the sub
ject, Pressing Toward the Mark
fra Prize
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1 - l L MI H. ldlUtlll
VS.. No. 2o3o3l
PEARL KEITH Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session of said court, held
in the Court House, in the County
Building in the city of Detroit, in
the County of Wayne, and state
OF Michigan OH the 5lst day Of
October, A. D., 1859.
Present, the Hon. Theodore !.
Richter, Circuit Judge
1t appearing from affidavit on
file that the Defendant, Pearl Keith,
is not a resident of the State of
Michigan, but resides in the City
OF Louisville in the State of Ken
lucky and her post office address
is General Delivery: 1t is Ordered
that the Defendant, Pearl Keith,
enter her appearance and answer
the Bill of Complaint within three
90 months from the date of this
order or the SAID Bill of Complaint
will be taken as confessed and that
said Order be published as re-
quired by Law and that a copy of
this order be sent by registered
mail to the last known address or
that the Defendant be personally
served with copy OF this order of
publication as required by Law.
THEODORE !. RICHTER
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
CASPAR !. LINGEMAN, Clerk
By d. DcVogetau. deputy clerk
FRANK E. WOODBURY.
Attorney For Plaintiff
2727 Hastings St. Detroit, Mich.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough 6 TsIisferro,
Attorneys Law.
1896 Brush Street,
Detroit. Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY


HATTIE BOYKINS, an Infant
Plaintiff
VS.. No. 292,2S5
ALLEN BOYKINS, Defendant
At session of said court held
at the Court House in the City
Of Detroit, in said county, on the
10Th day of September, A. D., 1882
Present
The Hon. JOS. A. MOUNTAIN,
Circuit Judge
In this cause, it appearing to the
court by affidavit on ilc that
chancery summons issued in this
cause for the appearance OF Inc
defendant herein. and that the same
could not be served on or before
the return day thereof, because the
said defendant being a resident Of
the CITY of Detroit. county Of
Wayne and state OF Michigan. was
concealed therein, and said chancery
has been returned with the certi-
hcate thereon endorsed, showing
that after diligent search and in
Quiry, said defendant could not he
served in said state Of Michigan
on or before the return day OF said
summons -
On motion Of RoNborough and
Taliaierro, attorneys for the Plain
tiff,
IT Is ORDERED that the said
Allen Boykins, cause his appearance
| to ha cptered in said rourt within
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In this cause. it appearing 10
the court by affidavit on file that
chancery summons has been issued
ont and under the seal Of this court
for the appearance OF the defend
ant herein, and that the same could
not be served on or before the re-
turn day thereof, because said de
PENDANT being a resident of the CITY
Of Detroit. county of Wayne and
state OF Michigan, was concealed
therein. and said chanccry summons
has been returned. with the cerli-
hcatc of the summons thereon en-
dorsed.- showing that after diligcnt
search and inquiry. said defendant
could not be found in said state
OF Michigan, on or before the re-
turn day thereof;
On motion Of RoxborouGh and
Taliaierro. attorneys for the plain
tiff.
IT Is ORDERED that tho said
rhclma L'bcrato, cause her appear
ancc to lie entered in this court
within three months from the date
OF this order. and in case of her
appearance. she cause her answer
to the plaintiffs bill Of complaint
to he filed and a copy thereof to
he served upon plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
within 20 days after serviee upon
her Of copy OF said bill. and IN
default thereof. that SAID hill be
. al 1ut.v..1
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LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

MAE LOUISE LEFTRICT, \
Plaintiff
VS.. No. 2o2O75
SAMUEL THEO. LEFTRICT,
Defendant
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LEGAL NOTICE
HENRY ]. HoRRlCAN
Attorney for Plaintiff
5832 Second Avenue
Detroit, Michigan
EImhurst 6776-W
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
No. 28S,234
RALPH f. WETMORE, plaintiff
vs..
ADELAIDE WETMORE,
defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
OF DEFENDANT

In this cause it appearing from
the affidavit on file that the said
Defendant is not resident OF this
State and that her whereabouts and
place of residence are unknown.
ON MOTION OF H. J. Horri-
gan, Attorney for Plaintiff, 1T IS
ORDERED That the said Defend
ant, Adelaide Wetmore, cause her
to be entered in said
cause within three months from
the date of this Order, and that III
default thereof said Bill of Com
plant will be taken as confessed.
IT is FURTHER ORDERED
That within forty days from this
date this Order shall be published
in a newspaper printed, published
and circulating in said County OF
Wayne, Michigan, and that such
be continued therein at
least once in each week for six
weeks.
Dated this 10th day of August,
D-iG3o.-
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At a session OF said court held
It the Court House in the city OF
Detroit in said county, on the 10th
day OF October. A. D., 1859.
Present. The Hon.
THEODORE }. RICHTER
Circuit judge
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At session OF said court held in
the County Building, at Detroit,
Mich, on the 5Oth day Of August
A. D., 1859.
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LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

PAUL KEITH, Plaintiff
VS.. No 2o3o3l
DEADT yEITI nrI
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ON MOTION OF Edward NJ.
Turner, attorney for plaintiff:
IT is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT. Samuel Theodore Leftrict,
appear and answer the bill Of COM
Piaint Sled in this esuse, within
three months from the date Of this
order. or III, said bill will be taken
as confessed and that this order
I've published in the Michigan
Chronicle and served according to
iau-
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rhe Hon. ROBERT NJ. TONS.

The Hon. ROBERT NJ. TOMS,
Circuit Judge
1t satisfactorily appearing by
affidavit attached hereto that the
defendant, Samuel Theodore Lef-
trict, is not a resident of the state
of Michigan and that his last known
address is 74l East 63rd street,
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LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough 6 Tsliaferro
AttorneYs-at
1896 Brush Street,
Detroit, Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

CUSPINO LIBERATO,
Plaintiff
VS.. No. 292,57
THELMA LIBERATO.
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Circuit Judge
A True Copy
CASPAR !. LINGEMAN, Clerk
BY D. DeVogetau, deputy clerk
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-13
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
~The Authority Authorities"
.erhe AUTHORITY on Authorities"

know that his partner could not
have been expecting many club
tricks, when East's support of it
had marked the opponents as
surely short in one hand or both.
Therefore. West was counting on
something else Al least that is
the way East should have figured.
After winning with the heart A.
his play was to return a heart.
The declarer. upon winning. would
have led a trump t. the A. where
upon East could have offered
third heart. which West would
have ruffed for the setting trick
East, however. after winning
with the heart &. laid down his
spade A frst. to prevent club
ruifs-as he explained later-and
then a second heart. Thus he
spilled the beans, fo.' he could
never get the lead again to offer
his partner a third heart.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-01-21
News OF The
ScrOller Club

The Scroller club Of the Alpha
Beta chapter Of the Kappa Alpha
Psi fraternity again goes 70 the
front. Topping all Of its former
Accomplishments, nancy their sue
ccssful weekly broad casting and
their semi-annual conNocations al
Wayne university. -
Under the supervision Of Charles
Powell, as chairman, Waverly Will
liams, william Henderson, Roose-
welt Barnes, Charles Moss, Edward
Carson, Stanford Hicks, Finley
Gutherie. Jerry Logan, Clifford
Vaa Haggis, Levi Gardner and Rob-
crt a Gadde Jr, these humgne
activities were carried out.
This vas th- Scroller's club first
attempt 10 affiliate with The con-
murty in this respect They prom
ise bigger and better things in the
future such as iheir educational and
social cdnvocau0ns Not forgetting
the socisl activities they proposed
10 give an oPen house dance a;
Wayne university which the entire
student body is irv.'cd 20 attend
Charles Powell IS pr -feng Robert
A. Gaddie Jr, reporter.
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USES OPTIMISM.
AS THEM NE OF
RADIO ADDRESS
Rev. r. L. Brady Sounds
Faith AS Keynote
In Progress

A note OF optimism and faith was
sounded by Rev, R. l. Brady OF
this city when he addressed a
nationwide audience over the
Wings Over Jordan program last
Sunday morning. Rev. Brady
pointed out that slowly the word Of
God Is penetrating the herts of
mankind; the shackles Of slavery
have been broken, and greater con-
sideraiion is being given the op-
pressed Today when all about us
seems darkness We must remember
that even when Jesus was preach
ing peace ard brotherhood tbs
Roman soldiers were changing
through the city, continued DR..
Brady In conclusion he empha-
sized the need for faith TO lead US
TO a better day.
Rev Brady. who is the pastor
Of the Second Baptist church in
this city, gave one Of the most ex-
coifoHt-- tafttisS- iIeard-oE- ttiI!S-SerIIes-
of programs Which-are broadcast
from Cleveland over the Columbia
Broadcasting System Sunday morn
ings at $50.
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Form CHIC


TOLEDO, Ohio, Jan. 20-The
Citizens committee, a recently Or
gan!zed club whose purpose is 10
study and improve the discipline
Of children ef the community, met
on Wednesday. Jan. 4. al the IN
diana branch Of the Y NJ. c. A.
20 elect permanent officers
The results: president. ]. c. Mont
gomery; secretary, B T Banner;
secretary -AIrS-R. J. MeCown; as
sisiant secretary, Nose Johnson;
treasurer " E Harger; chaplain,
Joseph Williams; membership, Les
Ter POWELL publicity Mrs Albert
Johnson; juvenile court problem
MIS-, l Speedwell; social welfare,
Harold Strickland: boys advisory.
James Burge,ie and James Day,
recreation.
This organization has been en-
dorsed by many prominent citizens
and Is making plans for a conceu-
tra;ed membership drive.
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Y. w. To Hold
Annual
Meet Jan. Is
Episcopal Bishop To
Address Group

All Y W c. A. members. friends
and the general public are invited
to attend the 46th annual meet
ing OF the organization 10 be held
in the Central branch building al
2230 Witherell street on Thursday
evening Jan. 26, at O'Clock. fol
lowing a dinner at 6 o'clock.
--R.--ReX--E -anl--M- Creighton
S. T. D.. first bishop coadjut0r Of
the Episcopal wiocese. Of Michigan.
will be the speaker Bishop Crelgh-
ton served as bishop of the Mis-
siondfy disttict-of Mexico from 1926
to 1893 and has had a long and, n
teresting career in church work in
Philadelphia, Albany and Brook
Ign, " Y, and from 1888 10 1897
as suffragan bishop of Long Is
land. He IS the author Of two
books, Our Heritage and Mex
leo"
Since coming to Michigan in 1887
to be associated with Bishop Herr
man Page, Bishop Creighton has
been widely sough; as a speaker on
his experience in Mexico and his
work with young people n the
church
Hlgh'ghts Of the annual meet
ing program are dinner al 6
O'Clock tfOr which reservations are
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High Balls
In Cuttings

NEW YORK, Jan 2O-Mrs. Fannie
Thomas-Mey "A. Of Is East l17th
street will perhaps face her hus-
band, Dave Meyers, when he comes
to trial charged with the alleged
stsbbng Of his wife during an al
iercatun. Mrs Meyers was treated
at the Hospital for Joint Diseases.
James Parker, 364 West 120;h ST.
charged with felonious assault was
held IN $4,000 mail by Magistrate
Andrews in Manhattan felony court.
Parker was arrested by Detectives
Murean ard Hayes on compliant Of
Benny Hickson, 30 West ll4th St.
who charged that Parker entered
his apartment at POI Eas, iO3rd
street and slsshcd him The de-
Icndani Is Accused Of breaking open
Hicksons door.
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The God of the
Aquarium Age
The Aquarium Age Gospel of Jesus
the Christ OF the -Piseean Age


citizens and friends ! am
about to begin on the first compost
ton of this book. AS | aforesaid
let US as members OF the Ethiopian
race do away with bias and preju-
dice feelings as we read these write
ups from time to time and it will
help us in our homes and on our
Jobs. II will also help US in health,
body and soul
l do trust that none of the black
ministers OF the gospel viii say that
Prophet Hurley is crltieizlng his
religion. We are writing about the
Piscean age gospel. The book was
con,nosed nv T.evi II novling who
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-01-21
VERNON CHAPEI'S JUNIOR
CHOIR GIVES PROGRAM

The Junior choir of Vernon Chapel
A N. E church, directed by Mrs.
Beatrice S. Allen will give a pro-
gram SUNDAY, Jan, % al 3 p, m.
Bill Nelson and Arthc Lee Bellamy
will be the solpists for the evening
The choir will do several popular num-
bers. The junior choir was organi-
zcd two weeks ago. and made IL first
appearance on the choir stand Sun
day. Jan Is. There was 4 very en-
;husiastic group Of young ladies and
gentlemen who. sang very beautifully.
Mrs. Allen. the very Tented radio
and concert soioist is the efficient
directress. They are inviting every
one to sit in on their program at 8
o clock
The second quarterly conference Of
Vernon Chapel will be Sunday. Jan
%. Rev. D. a. B AXE. p. F.. will
preach at the eleven o'clock service
and the Junior choir, will sing.
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INK STER
by Quincy VI. Laney
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH


Preaching a very informative as well
as inspiring sermon from the sub
ject Almost A Christian" Rev, A. l..
Merritt spoke TO weiI filled church
last Sunday morning
AT three O'Clock Sunday afternoon
the Blue Eagle club sponsored mu-
sical program. The group is working
very hand toward the securing Of
funds sufficient 20 cover the cost Of
new seas Of which the church stands
IN need
The fourth Sunday in February has
been set aside for the day Of the COM
test between B p Burnside and J.
Martin support your candidate.
Last Sunday night Rev. A. !. Mer-
rift preached from the subject. "Je-
hoVa's Promise 10 His SERVANT" The
junior CHOIR sang
On the third Sunday In February
the Sunday school and Y. p U.
will render-a musisaI program. come
out, everyone
TIE HaeHhefsH4P -'4- very harnv
tn wric0uIu oarB- N ~ W-Isr Ms
Euiu jenkins, recently returned from
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-01-21

TEN little more than 2leo- years
to pass through one-of these signs,
and this time is the measurement Of
an age "of the worlds" or dispense
ton. Because OF what astronomers
call the procession Of the equi-
noxes" the movement Of the sun
throughout the signs Of the Zodiac
is in order reversed from that given
above.
Friends. l would love to call your
attention in the beginning of this
composition 10 the measurement Of
an age or OF one world at the time.
We remember reading in Psalmist
David where he, being one OF the
gods OF the Arian age said that
when one world wears out God ina
ture) just folds it up as he would
a tent and, lays it aside and ushers
a new world in TO take its place
Now remember when one wrold is
passed out and new world enters
in the old worlds doctrines and It's
worn out thoughts, creedS and re-
ligion pass out with that world and
entering into the new world there
is a new doctrine. a new God Of that
world. new thoughts, new religion
ushers IN with-the new world and
even new laws and a new govern
ment
want &c give you this study until
the next issue comes ont. Thanks
TO the Chronicle editor | have the
honor 10 be your obedient servant.
PROPHET GEORGE ". HURLEY.
Founder Of the largest Ethiopian
Spiritualist Association in the
world Hcaquarters at l743
McDougall street Detroit,
Michigan
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Mrs. c. L. Greene was one year older
Sunday afternoon and her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Chlldress OF 10
East Wellington avenue honored her
with a surprise birthday party I'm
asihe -Mss- Green's surprise as she en-
tered the living room to find a large
group of friends singing Happy Birth
day To oYu." Mrs. Green is of St.
Louis, Mo. and plans to visit her par
en;s and brother. Grover, indefinitely.
She is now employed by the Supreme
Liberty Life Insurance company, The
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METROPOLITAN
BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday school Al the Metropoli-
tan Baptist church opened at the
usual hour last Sunday morning,
with Superintendent L. e, Darden
in charge. Other officers were also
at their posts OF duty, A lively dis
cussion was enjoyed with much
interest shown in the various class
es
A very fine audience attended
the morning services, Preaching
began at the usual hour. The choir
was well represented and rendered
their customary services of hymns
and gospel sorgs.
DR.. Williams preached from the
text found in Judges 5.23 from the
subject, "Meroz and You"
ffe4,.-41aeeks- Boy Scout
troop was organized at the church
under the direction Of its assistant
pastor. Rev. George Taylor. The
organization is doing remarkably
we'll. The interest that the boys
themselves and several OF their
parents are taking IS simply as
founding Mesrs Coley Henderson
and James Smith, who have quite
a knowledge in scout training, are
acting as scout master and assistant,
respectively. Through the able
leadership Of Rev, Taylor and Mrs
Grace Wills, this should be public
boy scout troop No, l. All parents
who live in this vicinity are asked
TO please send their boys to the
Metropolitan Baptist church, 5i3i
Hastings street every Monday
evening at seven o'clock so. that
they may become members Of the
nov scOut trOOD
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PAIN and
the NEGRO
By CANUTE FRANKsON

Dear Readers;
For two and a half wears The peo-
pie OF Spain and their Illegally elected
democratic government have been UNI
deIgo.ng. and resisting one OF the
most cruel and consistent inyasions in
history. Tier bravery to date=has
made history. But If we should be-
leve the news. we find that Loyalis;
Span IS, today, in very tight spot
some Oh Us let this country during
=vF5e=firsl year Of the wsr= to-aeip-ti
Spanish people in their fight for the
defense OF their democratic form OF
EoV5rnmeat Tor two and a half years
Fsscism has been raining shells and
bombs on the civil population, and
slauFhterinE women and children and
destroying entire cities. For two and
!. half yesrs the people have been re-
treating against this dreadful slaugh-
o Today The odds are against them
as they have never been before during
the hard years which have passed
The emery OF the Spanish people
Fascism, the enemy OF democracy and
fEseaeF3,-.S- lg-:hlt a =5egg- F4+,-es-sf- tl4e
peoples capital. and still advancing
We, VINO went 10 Spain 10 hclp@in the
nsat against Fasc!sm, believe that the
fgh' for democracy Isl indvisible, IN
ter-acis. and international. We be-
IIevd TE5' T deIU5JTaCy 70 q N Sp5Tn-
OFT Hsnt aere VIII be doubly hard
af.~ 10.