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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-08-31

Order Nisi-
Leo Bender, Substituted Trustee,
~ etc.,
Plaintiff,
VS..
Fannie L. Fulks, ct. al,
=, Defendants.
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS
A COURT OF EQUITY.
No. 1897 Equity.
ORDERED, this 18th day of
August A. D. 1889, by the Cir
'sun Court for Montgomery Coun-
IN, as a Court of Equity, that
V ne sales made by Thomas C..
Aeiiey, Trustee to Eugene Casey
snd Benjamin o. Woodward and
s.eported in the above entitled
Sa1Se, be ratified and confirmed,
guiess cause to the contrary
hereof be shown on or before
p De 23rd day of September next:
sOvlded a copy Of this order
S ~ inserted in some newspaper
punished in said Montgomery
county, once in each of three
Excessive weeks before the said
-0 ~, day of September.
me Report states the amount
n the sale to be $500 to Eugene
a OSsey and Slope to Benjamin
IT, Woodward
LAYTON K. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
H. for Montgomery County.
~ rue Copy-Test:
LAYTON X. WATKINS, Clerk.
464
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-08-31
Roman Mosaic Unearrned

Under the home Of Sir Edward
EIKar in Hampstead. England,
workmen discovered Roman
mosaic floor
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-08-31
Cottenseed Valuable

An average ton Of cottonseed
yields approximately 81 pounds Of
crude oil. 906 pounds Of cake o.
meal. $50 pounds Of hulls and i45
pounds Of linters.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24

ern Stars had the privilege of visit
Ing their brothers at Grand Lodge.
A Lodge of Sorrow was conducted
=by-ti,e= Grand Master Campbell,
which was very impressive.
Brother Elmer L, Wallace was
elected grand master to succeed
Grand Master York Harrison.
The lodge retained their grand
senior warden and grand junior
warden, as well as the grand secre-
tary, treasurer and tyler.
The tyler being Brother J, E. Day
from St. Mary's lodge No. 4, Ann
Arbor.
Brother Sanford Mckinney acted
as proxy for the wardens and grand
master.
Naomi chapter IL was -well
represented by Sisters Morgan, Nell
son, johnson, Mckinney and Wor-
thy Sister StaFks.
Brother Mckinney took the
Queen of the South degree of the
Eastern Star at the grand lodge.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24

WILB Err OR C E, Ohio,
June 23-Lloyd Parker, 1889
graduate of the college of
education, Wilberforce uni
versity, won the institutions
most coveted award, the Ohio col
lege tuition scholarship.
Four years ago the board Of
trustees of the Ohio State uni
versity, at Columbus, established a
scholarship in the graduate school
for each college in Ohio fully ac-
credited by the North Central Asso-
citation of Colleges and Secondary
Schools. Parker is the first Wilber-
forcean to be awarded this honor.
The announcement was made dur
ing the commencement exercises
Parker. during his residence at
Wilberforce university made an en-
viable record both enthusiastically and
in participation in extra-curricular
acNvities.
He was class president during his
freshman, sophomore and junior
years, member of the Y,M.C.A. cab
met and took an active part in
the affairs Of the International club.
IN addition, he was a member OF
the Tennis club, Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity, Sphinx" editor and as
r;stapt business manager of the
Wilberforce Mirror" After finish
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
To Stage Elks Oratorical
Contest At Memphis Tenn.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. June 23-
Announcement was made this week
by President H. Council Trenholm
of Alabama State teachers college
who is regional educational director
for the Improved Benevolent Pro-
tective Order of Elks of the World.
that the regional oratorical contest
for his district will be staged in
Memphis, Tenn, at the Centennial
church Friday, June 30.
To this contest will come state or
atorical winners of Tennessee, Ar
kansas, Mississippi, Texas and Ala
bama. The winner of the contest al
Memphis will get an Elk scholar
ship to the college of his or her
choice and will also get a trip to
New York city to participate in
the national finals Monday, Au-
gust 81.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
DEPUTIES WILL
HOLD ANNUAL
'0LDFOLKSDAY'
Aged To Be Guests At
Bethel A.M.E. Church,
Sunday, June 25

The Negro Deputy sheriffs OF
Wayne County will feature their
Annual Old Folks Day" at Be-
Their A.ME. church, located al
Frederick at ST. Antoine streets
Sunday. June IS.
Following the morning services
at which Rev. William H. Peck,
will deliver for the guests a spe-
eial sermon. the group VIII be adj
journed to the dining room where
they will be served a delightful
dinner prepared for them by none
other than Chef Louis Nicholas Of
the county jail
Many pastors and their eheiTs are
expected to be present as well as
Sheriff Thomas C. Wilcox and his
entire staff of Negro deputies.
Free Transportation
Any person wishing transporia-
ton 10 ard from the church is ad-
vised 10 call either his pastor. any
undertaken or the Michigan Chron-
iele at Clifford 3103 and ,ranspor-
talon viii be provided.
Wendell Harris, Edgar Tondee
and Eugene Carey are members OF
the sponsoring committee.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
AROUND ANN ARBOR

amount for beer Overheard
the lovely Ruby Arlington, invite
Al Roman over for a good old fash
toned home-cooked dinner which
he accepted with alaclity Hear
that Willy Price will spend seffe-
time in Ohio, but will surely return
soon -. Lefty Davis putting on
weight. which is becoming 10 one
OF her height . II Herb Thomp-
son sees this, please get in touch
with Lafayette Grimm &C.,
The mot disllked man about
town, in your reporters opinion, IS
one Johnny Payne. Why? Because
he doesn't watch his talk He
also holds some people in contempt
who haven't had his s0-Caifed good
fortune He is riding for a fall
But on to something more
pleasant to talk about Next
week folks, we will give you the
results of the big rally held a.
AME. o.. Remarks overheard in
, a local beerery When some
girls are wrapped up in their
thoughts, they are practically mud
lists . This place reminds one OF
a nursery, you can always hear
some cute baby say, Il wanna
bottle" Another guy who leads
people into temptation is an usher
of risque show A girl who
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
Auto Rams Grocery;
VIM. Stevens Accused

TOLEDO. Ohio-Damage amount
ing to $1,000 was caused by an auto
mobile which crashed into the RE
ker grocery. COL Tecumseh, at 100
am. last week, smashing two re-
frigerators and scale.
William Stevens. Is, Of s5l Pine
wood, appeared in police headquar-
tiers later in the day and confessed
that it was his car that was in
yolved in the accident He said that
he had several drinks at a dance
hall and that he became unconsci-
Gus. He told police he remembers
later driving the car in Fifteenth
street, but nothing else Police, who
took him to Mercy hospital TO have
several cuts treated, said he would
be charged with leaving the scene
of the accident.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24

TOLEDO, Ohio--The Church Of
God In Christ held its annual three
day program Of the Western Divi-
sion Of the Ministerial Alliance. The
meetings were held at 742 Dorr
street, residence Of Elder Martin,
local pastor.
Many pastors OF Toledo were
elected 10 the general official body.
Many musical programs were rem
dered by the visiting qusrtets and
singing groups which attended the
alliance. Among the many speakers
was Rev. {. K. Stalnaker, pastor
Of Third Baptist church. who gave
the opening address, Attorney Or
land Smith also spoke.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
Mt. BeuIah Loses
Deacon In Death

Lucius McGriff Of 20053 Rose
lawn avenue. succumbed Wednes-
day, June "A at Redford hospital. He
was a loyal member Of the Mt.
Beulah Baptist church. also the
superintendent of the Sunday
school, and a deacon Of the church
He came 10 Detroit in 1922 from
Vienna, Ga.
He leaves a widow. two sons
one daughter, four grandchildren
and a host of relatives and friends
Rev. ]. NJ. Hardwick oiiiciated
James McFall, morticisn.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
Towards '29 Grads
Hold First Reunion

WASHINGTON, D. c., June %
The class of 80 of Howard univer-
sity held banquet at Soiourner
Truth Hall, Howard university, with
the pledge made at its last meet
ing as seniors in 1929.
Over 40 members Of the class
were present
The class was permanently or
ganized and the following officers
were elected: Glenwood Jones, the
business manager. Shaw university,
PRESIDENT anthony Pierce, wash
ington business man, executive
secretary; Wilhelmina Drake, New
York City, Bonnie Ruth Donehy
Indiana Harbor, Ind, and Lillian
Roberts of Washington as vice presi-
dents. Plans for a yearly reunion
were made.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
Wilberforce Grad Wins
Ohio State Scholarship

ing his basic training in the RIO,
&c. unit he was selected for the
advanced course becoming cadet
major, the ranking student officer,
in his senior year. Intramural
basketball and the Wherefore
players also claimed his attention.
He lives with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl F. Parker of Ports
mouth. Ohio. The father is a well
known federal employee of that
city
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24

Ii was radical that the convention refused adopt
but years later John Brown had it published at
his own expense.
This speech marked Garnet undisputed leader
and made him a man of influence the platform. In
1850 he carried his message to England. From that
point he to Jamaica missionary and did much
valuable work. AT the time of his death in 1882 he
serving as the United States Minister to Liberia.
PFEIFFER BREWING COMPANY DETROIT. MICH.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24

IN AbOut.

TOLEDO, Ohio, June 23.-Dont
worry about a thing This porter at
Joes will bear watching. MI H,
are you going to make love nest
out Of that place? Lucille, do you
understand? At this time l am wait
ing for Mr.. Miller to come in but
think it is one OF those things. So
l must carry on.
x X 4.
haven't the time new-te write
Just what / would like 10, but l
wont be caught off guard again.
The Sepia City boys will have
to lay dead, if you understand boys.
While the Crawfords are there, they
really have the best go and it
wouldn't do.
4 !; 81
want to tell some Of the readers
that Professor Ungatil will be back
in the city next week and hope l
will be able TO get him again to
write for the paper. More news for
the paper next week. Oh! yes, I'll
he gapinr V0t1
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24

Flash Flash! Late minute scoop!
At the dance the other night, when
Erskine Hawkins was beating out
IF | Didn't Care in a slow moving
but tantalizing mood, l saw Bob
Staunton and a certain Miss on In
diana street loving up a breeze.
What's the matter Jet, and Aleatha?
1t looks as though you two chip
pies" have lost your strut
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24

nue. is in a very serious condition
in HaEper hospital Her devoted
husband is constantly at her bed
side.
Jim Butler OF Vinton avenue is
still i'll in Trinity hospital
ENTERTAINS
Patrick Pattilo Sr.. OF Tennessee
avenue was feted by his children on
Fathers Day with a delicious din
ner. Those at the dinner included
Daughter Ferby and her husband.
Alvin; son. Roger ana his lovely
wife. Greta. Patrick Jr- sent
greetings as he could moi be pres
emit
David McGin was teted by his
baby daughter, Jessie Mae, on Fa-
theirs Day She presented her dad
with a beautiful red rose and
.ovely and appetizing dinner. Her
sentiments were expressed BY
lovely poem which she composed,
entitled The Best Dad a Girl
Ever Had
Congratulations to our graduates
on graduation. Miss Mary Allen
and Marion Marshall graduated
from the Burrell intermediate
school; Viola Scott and Lucy Thorn
as from Eastern; -Almeda Levens,
Arthur Harris Alworth Minus,
Daisy McCord, Robert Scarbaush,
Marguerite Harrison, Hale Whit
.aker, Joe Gigglo. Elizabeth Thea
dare, W. Williams, Eddie Evans.
from Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McGill and
family were the guests OF Mrs. Eli
! Palmer Sunday evening, Miss Jes-
sic Mae McGill visited with the
Stevens.
ELTON BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday school at Elton Baptist
I church on Yainey avenue was well
attended. Forty-four children and
three teachers were in attendance.
A special Sunday program was
dedicated to Dads"
Clarence Allen and Joseph Allen,
brothers, rendered several selec-
I tons on the program As this ilas
the pastors anniversary. special
music was arranged for the occa-
sion. Last Monday night reoep-
ton was given in his honor. The
Missionary society will have its an
nual musical program at 2 pm.
Sunday.
Rehearsals for the mock wedding
which is 10 be given by the Red
Circle which meets with Mrs. Mary
Allen every Monday a. 5 p. M.
are progressing.
Recuperating
Deacon Sampson. Mrs. Francis
Pitts. L. Black, and Mrs. Jackson,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24

TTENRY HIGHLAND GARNET was born into slavery
II Christmas Day, 1915. In 1924 his parents escaped
and settled in New Hope, Pennsylvania, where young
Henry had his first schooling Early in 1925 the family
moved to New York City and took new name He
was at first student under Charles C. Andrews sought
admission to Canaan Academy, New Hampshire, but
mob frustrated the plan. He graduated from Oneida
Institute in 1S4O Garnet settled in Troy New York,
and began his life work teacher. He entered the
ministry and also served president of Avery College
in the city of Pittsburgh.
In the North he had learned detest slavery the
worst agency for evil imaginable and from time to
time denounced the institution before persons whom
he endeavored enlist in the anti-slavery cause,
without immediate results.
the National Convention of Coored Citizens, held
in Buffalo in lS43 he urged that his speech, An Ad
res.to the Slaves of the United States of America be
distributed among all the slaves in the United States
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
MRS. HEsLIP NAMED LEADER

TOLEDO, Ohio-Mrs. Constance
Heslip, part-time instructor in soci-
ology in the University OF Toledo
will leave Tuesday for the WV CA
conference at Lake Geneva Wis
consln. where she will serve as a
leader on group problems on the
theme Of Democracy and Christi
anity."
Mrs, Heslip, one OF the leading
civic and political leaders in the
state Of Ohio, Is the wife Of Jess
Heslip. prominent Toledo attorney.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
Philadelphia Is 2Sth
N.A.A.C.P. Life Member

NEW YORK. June 23-The pay
ment of $500, June g. marking the
completion of a life membership
in the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People for
DR.. John L. Reeves of Philadelphia,
Pa. was announced here Friday
by officials of the association. DR..
Reeves is the 28th life member who
has paid in the full sum of $500.
1.-THE Negro Challenges Com
munism, Christianity, Catholicism"
Get this excellent booklet free by
writing P. o. Box 80, Grand River
Station, Detroit, Mich.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
FAR EAST
NJ EWS



Masses at Sacred Heart church
we're well attended. The $3.50 mass
was offered for the graduates and
the young Ladies Sodality Led by
the altar boys. the graduation pro-
eession left the school hall, Fol-
lowing mass. they were served a
delicious breakfas, in the schooi
dining room by the Christian Moth
ers. Communion was taken in q
body, after which the Young Ladies
Sodality communaG en- masse.
The Young Ladies Sodality held
its regular monthly meeting in the
parsonage. 1t was dedicated 10 FG-
theirs, and q special high mass was
sung for the graduates. and Fa-
Tiers. The sermon was to the grad
yates and Dads also.
Christian Mothers held their reg
ular monthly meeting in the church
/ at 3 p. m. Young Peoples Drama
tic and Social group has changed
the time OF the meetings from 3 p.
m-to IL a, m. All members are
asked to be present. Monday night
in the ST. Peter claver hall, there
will be a get-together party for
parents and children from z to
p. m. Free refreshments.
On Sunday. the Sunday school
will hold Its picnic at the Catholic
Workers Farm. Won't you donate
your car in order to take these
youngsters to the park? The pro-
cession will leave after $50 mass
Holy communion for the Children
of Mary will be taken Sunday. AL
children are asked TO go to con.
fession on Saturday from TO 8 pm
Father Theiiels was indeed very
| proud at this graduation as it wa;
the first which he had signed g
diploma and presented them. Il
was announced that the church will
have no vacation. Masses and de-
votions will be the same. Eact
and everyone is urged 10 remember
the Door box, at the entrance. Goo
loves a cheerful giver. Don't for
get the sick and unemployed il
your prayers.
A party will be given by Knight!
and Ladies of St. Peter Claver OF
July 9 at St. Peter Claver Commu
n'ty house. 1t will be night O
fun for ALL Come and bring you
friends. There will be plenty o
delicious refreshments.
EAST LAKE
BAPTIST CHURCH
The East Lake Baptist Sunda,
school opened at $3.50 a. m. will
the superintendent, Mr.. Goss, ii
charge.
The pastor and his wife left Sun
day morning at a. m. to atten'
the twenty-fourth annual session 0
the National Sunday school ant
BY.PU. congress at Tulsa, Okla
which will convene from Jun
20 through 25.
Services at 10 a. M, were wei
attended with Rev. Bradford Off
ciating. He took his text from
/, jeremiah 6:16. 1t was indeed an ex
cellent sermon delivered by tn
guest pastor. with the senior choi
= furnishing beautiful music. Mr.!
Willis sang a beautiful solo. MI
, Farmer and Frank Grier also rem
dered solos.
Mrs. Farmer president of III
Missionary society. asks all ladie
. to attend, you will always be j
v attendance.
r ILL
Mrs. Collins OF Belvedere ave
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24

1.-THE Negro Challenges Com.
munism. Christianity, Catholicism.
Get this excellent booklet free by
writing P. o. Box 81, Grand River
Station, Detroit Mich
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Deacon Sampson. Mrs. Francis
Pitts, L. Black, and Mrs. Jackson,
all of whom are members of Elton.
La gaceta., 1939-08-25
SUGIERE Ell ~PRESIDENTE
TRES D PARA EVIL
TAR LA GUERRA

Washington, agosto 25.-El
presidente Roosevelt mand6 a.
yer mensajes, en- favor de la paz
al canciller aleman, Adolfo Hit
Ter, y al presidente de la repd-
blica de Polonia, ST.. Moscicki.
Sugiere ell Presidente tres me
todos para solucionar las recla-
maciones alemanas en- cuanto a
Danzig: discussion bilateral en-
ire Alemania y Polonia, arbitra
je o someter ell problema a un
laudO de conciliaci6n, mediante
un tercero neutral.
Explicando a los periodistas
ell mensaje, ell secretario de la
presidencia, Mr.. Early, NANTES
to que nj ell Presidente nj los
miembros del gobierno Sc ofre-
clan para Ell papel de conciliador
La gaceta., 1939-08-25
Russia afima que no engano a nadie
Recuerdase ell discourse que Molotoff
pronuncio en- Mario

teras del Soviet. Tai es la poll
tica extranjera de Russia.
Sc preparan para salir hoy de
Moscu, sin despedirse Official
mente, los miembros de las mi
stones militares de Ingaterra y
Francia. La mayoria Sc Marcia
ron en- ell tren del mediodia, en-
direction de Leningrado.
Les peri6dicos rusos publ
can hoy, en- pfimera pagina, los
retratos unidos de Stain y Won
Ribbentrop y las banderas de
los nazis Y de la Union Soviet
aparecen en- algunos lugares pd
blicoS.
AtribdyeSe ell exito a las ne
gociaciones, en- cuanto al pacto,
al condo Won Der Schulenberg,
e%mbaiador aleman en- Moscu Y
diplomatico que hubo de esti-
mar impropia, en- ell pasado, "a
politica de Hitler en- cuanto a
Berlin.
La gaceta., 1939-08-25
Dos hombreS hirieron gravemente
a Guillermo Norega
lie dispararon en- la Gale Broad, en- la parte
norte de la ciudad

Dos hombres que no han podi
do ser arn detenidos atacaron
en- lamanana de hoy, con armas
de fuegO, a Willie Noriega, de
80 amos, de esta ciudad, hirien-
dole gravemente. Ocurri6 la a.
erosion criminal en- la calle de
Broad, cerca de la avenida de
Dixon, y tres proyectiles, de ca
libre 80 o 38, Sc lie alojaron eE
ell cuerpo.
Noriega llevaba su camioneta
ia cargada de aguacates, GUAM
do los dos hombres lie hicieron
senas para que Sc detuviera. A
cort6 el la Marcia y los indivi-
duos lie o~frecieron cOmprarle va
rias cajas. Habia descargado u
ma GAIA y Sc disponia a descar-
gar otra, cuando lie abrieron el
La gaceta., 1939-08-25
ESPERA QUE
POLONIA Sc RINDA SIN
COMBATIR

Berlin, agosto 25.-El gobier
no de Hitler espera que Polonia
ceda a sus amenazas y sin COM
Ibatir entregue 10 que de ella
Sc demanda.
Preston Sc viene hacienda
desde aver para lograr que So
repita ell case de ChecOeslova-
quia.
Alemania ha resuelto pospo-
ner la acci6n militar, por uno 0
dos dias, creyando que Polonia
Sc rendira.
FL gobierno aleman asegura
que Russia le ha aconsejado a
PoloPolonia que no vaya a Ia
guerra.
Hitler, segdn Sc dice, procu-
ra en- estos momentos un pacto
de no-agresi6n entire Russia y el
Jap6n y que Turquia vuelva Ia
espalda a su alianza con Ingla-
tara,
La gaceta., 1939-08-25

fuego, hiriendolo en- Ell pecho,
hombro Y la parte porterior de
la cabeza.
Los criminales Sc harcharon
en- ell autom6vil en- que viajaban
fernando la direction este en- Ia
calle de Broad.
Noriega, residente en- er 1921
de la avenida de Michigan, did
a la policia las senas de sus alta
cantes.
Varias radiograffas Sc lie ha-
ran en- la tarde de hoy para de-
terminar la gravedad de su es-
tado.
La pOlicia estima que la ri
validad por la venta de frutos
importados, pudiera ser la eau
sa de la aggression.
La gaceta., 1939-08-25
DENTAL" MANTIENE Ell


Miami, agosto 25.-El juez
Alto Adams rehus6 aver canoe
lar un interdicto temporal que
habia concedido a la compahia
de yapores Peninsular y Oci-
dental y en- contra de la Union
de Trabajadores del Mar.
Los obrerOs mantienen sus pi
quotes, pero Sc hallan obligados
a no usar la violencia.
Con una tripulaci6n de rom
pehuelgas eel vapor Estrada
Palma. de Ia misma empresa,
de cargo, sali6 anteayer para ia
Habaps. Hoy saldrA 81 Florida,
La gaceta., 1939-08-25
APONTE NOS ACLARA
UN INCIDENTE
Sc le do el Salon

I'm obrero tabaquero Y vete-
rano de la guerra mundial, Ra-
fael Aponte, estuvo hoy a WISH
tarnos, en- compania de otras
personals, y nos explic6 ell Incl
dente cen ell mitin que anuncia-
ron los amigos del DR.. Rosen-
thai y que no pudo celebrarse en-
ell Centre Obrero.
Para complacer a Aponte, da-
nos a conocer 10 que nos diio:
"Yo pedi ell salon del Centre
Obrero, como obrero organiza-
do, no en- representation de We
terancs, a Alexandra Inclan, ell
p~residente, Y mt fue concedido.
"Luego de que habiamos IA
nunciado ell acto, fueron a bus
carme a la fabrica e. Parai-
So, donde trabajo. Pedro Ra-
mirez Moya, Vicente Fraga, y
Oscar Valdes, y me dijeron que
en- bien de la concordia ell mitin
no debia darse.
"Yo les conteste que antes ha-
blaria con Inclan, porque 81 me
habia dado ell salon y era ell uni
CO que podia quitarmelo,
"Por la noche, al llegar al Cen
tro Obrero, Sc hallaban reunl-
dos varioS biembros de la Cultu-
raj, en- session que Inclan no ha-
bia citado. LEGO Inclan y rati-
fic6 10 que habia hecho, al dar-
me ell salon, por cuanto va Sc ha
bia rtilizado por otros grupos
para actos politicos.
"Yo entonces, a pesar de ta-
ner ell salon, refuse a~ceptarlo e
hice que Rosenthal hablara en-
Ell exterior del edifieio. De modo
que la Cultural me cedi6 ell sa-
lon por medic de su presidente,
Y 20 10 decline"
Quedan complaccido ell Sr. A.
ponte y sus acompahantes.