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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
Grand Lodge knights Of Pythias
AND COURT OF CALANTHE: STATE OF MICHIGAN
By Herbert l.. Dudley
BY Atty. Herbert L. Dudley

Detroit Progressive Court No is
coumn public living
sve through membership Thursday May
regular meeng hye applicants received
bers passed through The cour
AZ that same meeting anal made for the
THANKSGIVING
Scott NJ F. Church Kirby
knights o P}has Joined together
beautiful
started Alfred Russell
Rvrd 70 Kirby and Kirby 81 Antoine ended
estimated that 500 the
Johnson
Of Church The pastor.
City attending
The adffeses delivered Holmes
Worthy Councillor Albion Michigan
Medical Director The Grand Chancellor Commander Mr. VIII Coop
made the closing remarks
that this the the history
OF the order The ideal the
have lent Inspiration and fervor those who participated
Tho Progressive also happy that
ITS sick members well the road to
The attributes OF its to the fact that It's
bers al fadiaie lovely spirit OF r. II. g. L.
Hall Councillor OF the Detroit Progress
sve Court. No ass and Mrs NJ B Jones Is the reporter
ENTERTAINING SUPREME SESSION IN AUGUST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
Catholics Of The World Will
Observe Ascension OF Christ
By J. NAY

on Thursday. May Is. Catholics
throughout the world will observe
the feast OF the Ascension OF Our
Lord into Heaven. Forty days aft
err His resurrection Christ appear
ed TO the Apostles in the Cenacle
and took a last meal with them. II
was. no doubt. that during this
meal He advised them and in
structed them in the manner in
which they and their successors
were 10 continue His work in His
church.
Afterwards leading them outside
the city OF Jerusalem on the Beth
any side OF the Mount OF olives.
He blessed them and gave them
the final commission, in these
words. "All power is given to me
in heaven and on earth. Going
therefore. teach we all nations; bap-
tizing them in the name OF the Fa-
Their and OF the Son and OF the
Holy Ghost. Teaching them to OBJ
serve all things which | have COM
manded you. And behold l am
with YOU all days. even to the con-
Summation OF the world" (Math. 2S:
1920. AS he spoke these words
Christ assembled to heaven and sit
teih at the right hand OF the Fa-
Their.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
Warns Against
Selfish Desires
And Cravings
Secret Of
Happiness Told
By Minister

Characteristic OF a philosophy TO
preach a practical gospel was the
uplifting message delivered by the
Rev r. II. Pittman at the morning
service held at Tabernacle Baptist
church Sunday. May Z. Deriving
the theme The Secret OF Happi-
ness from the 4th. 5th and 9TH
verses OF the 37th Psalm. per-
haps the basic extract OF the pas
tors discourse was brought out
when he said. 1T Is not our chang
ing circumstances which rob us OF
peace. but rather our unregulated
and unbrldled earthly desires which
Offset the secret OF happiness"
Pointing out the danger OF selfish
desires and the craving after
worldly possessions preferable TO
spiritual treasures. the Rev. Mr..
Pittman made 1t clear that the
words OF the text fully supply the
sequel 10 real happiness.
Preceding the sermon a violin Sc
lection was rendered by a visiting
young artist, and solo was given
by Mrs. Mable Gray. Eight Access
sions were made TO the church,
four for baptism.
The ordinances OF baptism and
the Lords Supper were observed
at $3.50 pm. Ten young people were
immersed.
The Senior choir will present its
Pleasant Sunday afternoon pro-
gram Sunday, May n under Mr..
Speights and Mrs. Pittman, director
and organist, respectively.
Special services in keeping with
Mothers Day will be held next
Sunday. Flowers will he available
Al the church. 6l13 Beechwood.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
Six Accepted l n t o
Church At Calvary
Baptist Sunday Morn

The Sunday school topic. Paul
Works Hard Field" was ably dis
cussed by Supt. l.. j. Suggs, Sunday,
May 7.
The Rev. J. II. Mastin. pastor of
Calvary Baptist church. preached
Sunday morning from the subject
God seeking remedy to save a
nation OF ruined souls" text Jere-
miah S;22. Six were accepted into
the church. Music was rendered
by the Senior choir.
At 3 pm. the Workers conference
and BTU had their regular meet
ing.
The evening service was turned
over 10 observation OF the Lords
supper which was well attended.
Visitors are always welcome al
Calvary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
Elder c. l.. Morton
To Preach At The
Tabernacle Church

Elder c. l.. Morton, radio minis
ter and his singing aggregation
will appear in service at Taber-
nacle Baptist church, Milford and
Beechwood avenues. Monday. May
Is at pm. The Canadians are
coming as guests OF Group No. 4
club OF which Deacon W. NJ. Pig
ford Is captain.
The club met Monday evening
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pig
ford on 2Sth street. Reports from
the entertainment held Saturday
night, May 6 showed that the affair
was n success.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13

The Vicar OF Christ. Pope Plus
XII. whose motto Is Peace.
through Justice and Charity" has
requested all Catholics to pray
daily during the month OF May that
the Lord may grant us peace. The
Holy Father fittingly suggests that
the month OF the Blessed virgin
be used for this purpose and that
we send our appeals TO the Mother
OF Christ for true peace.
Ordained At Rome
Two members OF the Fathers OF
the Society OF the Divine Word.
from ST. Augustine's Seminary. Bay
st. Louis, Miss. were recently or
dalned TO the Priesthood In Rome.
The Society OF the Divine Word
now has eleven colored priests In
their organization and numbers OF
aspirants are now studying In their
seminary and also at the Gregorian
University in Vatican City. The
Reverend George Chachere, S.v.D..
was taught in the Holy Ghost
School. Opelousas. La, by the Sis
ters OF the Holy Family. The Rev.
Joseph Bowers. S.v.D.. OF Domin-
lea. British West Indies. was edu-
Gated in the public school OF which
his father was principal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
Church GLIB Sponsors DriveTo
Beautify Community Premises

ST. John Presbyterian church, al
Madison and Dubois, was crowded
last Sunday morning. About thirty
members OF Delta Sigma Theta So
rority attended in body and
brought a large and beautiful bas-
ket Of flowers. Mrs. Jerolene
Sneed president OF Tau chapter OF
Deltas. In a few brief words, told
the purpose OF organized college
womens clubs.
The Rev Henry Porter, the pas
tor. held the attention OF the audi
ence. as he preached on "The Value
OF 4 Vision" text. Prov. 29:1S,
Where there is no vision. the peo.
pie perish
The speaker said in part: "He
that has no vision is to be pitied,
for his mind perishes. There is no
life Where there is vision, there Is
life
The bi-monthly communion serv-
ice will be observed next Sunday
morning, together with Mothers
Day service.
Mrs. Hattie Ewing and Elder A
Hughes. who had been absent for
a long time on account OF Illness,
were present at services Sunday,
and were warmly welcomed.
The Alpha club met at pm.
Monday at the church.
Bible study Is held every We'd
nesday at s pm. The public is in
vited.
A community project sponsored
by the Women's and Mems Commu-
nifty club OF ST. John, will consist
OF the the Identifying of yards and
premises in the neighborhood.
Prizes will be awarded for the best
looking yards.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
DR.. j. D. Howell To
A d d r ess Ministers

At the meeting OF the Inter-de-
nominational Ministers Alliance OF
Detroit and vicinity. Monday. IL
am. May Is. at St. Stephens AME
church. the speaker will be the
Rev. DR.. J. ID. Howell. His theme
will be, THE Governments Atti-
tude In the Re-housing Program"
The address will be of special in
terest, and the public is invited to
be present.
The Nominating committee will
also submit fits report at this meet
ing. Officers for the expiring year
include the Rev. II. w. Porter,
president; the Rev. +. NJ. Kaigler,
vice president; the Rev. J. A..
Charleston. treasurer. the Rev. r.
J.. Jordan, secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
Protest Wins Apology
From Southern aston

KANSAS CITY, Mo.-(By Rev. s.
II. Sweeney for ANP)-Either for
getting where he was or else not
caring. DR.. Lud II. Estes. white
Memphis minister and secretary
~ the Methodist Uniting confer
ence. from the door OF the confer
ence last week used the epithet'
niger" in referring 10 a mem
her Of the Negro race. He apollo
gized afterward.
AS soon as the word left ms
mouth. many Of the "a colored del
orates 10 the conference we're on
their feet. Or. B. F. smith OF Chi
caro and Mrs. Mary Mcleod Be-
thune going forward 70 the speak
ers' stand after being recognized
nv Bishop +. q. Richardson OF
Philadelphia. presiding officer OF
the morning. They registered pro-
tests over use OF the term.
with Redeemed face. Or Estes
begged the pardon OF the confer
ence His frsi effort was not very
successful. for he spoke in low
voice. Bishop Richardson asked
that he speak loud enough for the
entire gathering 70 hear 50 ne
started again.
III was just an inadrerient. slip
% the tongue he said Coming
from the Deep south, as do. per-
haps am prone 10 use such words
without realizing they may give OF
tense. will say this 20 the con-
ference: when there Is a marriage
and the first Misunderstanding
arises. what happens? We make
w, OF course. l say now, let
make M
There have been many hne ges-
lures made al other sessions Of the
conference one o. the hest being
when Bishop G. Bromley Oxham
o. the Omaha area read an editorial
from the Daily christian Advocate
coudemnlnr the OAR for barring
Marian Anderson from singing IN
Constitution hall. and praislng her
open sir concert az Lincoln mem
orisl.
The First General conference
will be held IN he spring Of 1910
within a few days We shall know
lust how many additional Negro
bishops VII he needed 70 man The
Central Iurisdic-ional conference
comprising most % tho Negroes M
the newly formed Meth cd ist.
church
II II believed by most Of The Ne
gro members ~ the conference 'hat
there Will be four areas therefore
four bishops needed % administer
therein. II this "a the case Bishop
Robert r. Jonas and bishop Alex
amber r. shaw Viii he assigned
Ia The Jurisdiction. and probably
Bishop Matthew ". clair, now re-
tired may be restored 70 active
service Then me three bishops
would call into The jurisdiction any
hsip thew NAV need until the ncef-
ing ~ the FIRST iurisdiciional con
ssrence AZ which time bishops Will
he elected ~ care for All he ucea
OF The jurisd!ciion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
Who's Who Editor Of
AME Church Returns
Home Following Trip

The Rev. l.. c. Franklin Miller.
editor and publisher OF MIller's
Who's who In AME Church." left
Detroit Thursday afternoon for
Cleveland where he will spend
few days before proceeding on 10
Pittsburgh. Philadelphia. New York
and Boston. thu latter place HIS
home
The Rev. Mr. Miller. who will at
tend the annual conference IN New
Haven his month. preached m
Ebenezer AME church Sunday
night lie Is expected 10 return ~
Detroit late next fall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
True Christ-Like
Spiritual Temple

The pastor ~ the True Christ
Like Spiritual Temple. 2916 Rivard
street. is the Rev. r. Ward. a Gift
ed young minister from New Or
leans. La Special Mothers Day
services VIII be held at the church.
Sunday May a. A cordial invita-
tion Is extended 10 all.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
Dedicatory Service
At Spiritual Church

The Great Britain Sp.riiual
church recently held me dedlca-
tory services IN ~ rev nome az
eo3 Oakland avenue. Weekly meet
.ngs are helng held regularly
SUNDAY services are az follows:
SUNDAY school 9.3o a no morn
Ing services. II a. m healing ser
vices. s 81 To- The Friday evening
message circle "a hen a. p M.
The Rev. T. !. Eckridre and The
Rev. Mrs Colbert are grand coun-
selor, rastor and diviro counselor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
Mothers Day Program
At St. Peters Zion

st. Peters Zion church, in Ham
tramck. will present special can
die light and memorial service"
Sunday evening, May IA. featuring
Mothers Day. Services will be
conducted by the Rev. Mary f. Dill
lard, evangelist and eloquent pub
lie speaker. The public is invited
10 attend the service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
Church To Observe
Mothers Day Sunday

Sunday. May IA. Mothers Day,
there will be a great spiritual
meeting OF visiting ministers and
their congregations, at the Great
Britain Spiritual church. The
Elite quartet will render selections
and other interesting numbers will
be featured.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
the public.
La gaceta., 1939-03-08
AL BATE EN-
CUANTO AL JUEGO

Con motive de haber orde-
Ell gobernadOr Cone ell
cierre de todas las casas de jue
60 en- Tampa y en- ell Estado,
ell Sr. w. B. Haggerty, presi-
dente del Comite de Ciudada-
nos opuestos al juego, telegra-
flo una feIicitaci6n al gober-
nador, en- la manana de hoy.
Haggerty, inventor de 10
teoria de que ell juego es un
problema economico, no mo-
raj, lie pide a Cone en- su des'
pacho que de instrucciones a
sheriff Mcleod para cooperai
con ell Comite en- ell mayor gra
do possible.
Con la cooperation del she.
riff estima Haggerty que e
juego sera limpiado facilmen'
tie.
La gaceta., 1939-03-08

do inteligente es propenso a ser
desdichado con una esposa que
sea es.upida; una esposa Sc sien
'te feliz 81 ell marido es superior,
e infcliz 81 el es inferior a ella.
Las personas de buen humor
tienden a ser felices en- ell matri-
monio. La mayoria de las espo-
sas desdichldas son temporal
mente reganonas, beligerantes,
criticonas, rebeldes, iominantee,
POGO convencionales, irritables.
Las mujeres conservadoraS, me-
t6dicas y emocionalmente nor
males, tienden a ser dichosas.
Els extraordinario ell grade ell
que la felicidad de uno de los con
yuges es independence de la del
otro.
Una de las .uUsaS mas serias
de las disensiones e lyugales,
aunque los maridoS de rareza
~protestan de ella, eS la descuida-
da apariencia de las esposas.
Menos de una tercera parte
de las mujeres nacidas desde
1910 y solo una tercera parte de
los hombres examinados por el
DR.. Terman carecian de eXpe.
riencia sexual al caSarse, comps
rados con nueve decimas parties
de las mujeres y ina mitai dc
los hombreS nacidos antes dI
1890. 81 esta tendencia continle
en- la misma proportion, la vir'
ginidad de la mujer norteame.
ricana al casarSe cast no existir5
dentro de veinte amos mas. Lo:
contrayentes virgenes tienen u.
ma probabiliiad de ser dichosos
ligeramente superior a los Otros
Los factories sexuales mas i'm.
portantes en- ell matrimonio I'm
nos importantes sin embargo, q
los de personalidad y anteceden
tes), son los de la fuerza relati
va del marido y de la mujer Ell
cuestioneS genesicas y la habili
dad de la esposa para experimer
La gaceta., 1939-03-08
LISTA DE CONTRIBUYEN-
TIES PARA Ell COMITE PO-
PULAR DE
SOCORRO A ESPANA
(CORtinudci6n)

Contribuyeron cen 50 centa-
vos: Two Friends CAFE, Assisto
Cigar Factory, Vinagre Barbe-
ria, Sarlinas Gas Sta, C. Her
nandez Gro, Jose Fernandez,
Barreiro'S Gro, Victor Coma
lez, Frank de la Grana, Jose Ro
deiro, Maxine Villar, Dionisio
Gonzalez Barberia, Tomas Alon
so Gro. Noises Fillino Sta. To-
zano's Poultry Mkt, Maxine AL
varez, Betty Rose Baking Co.,
DeliciaS Cafe, Progressive Shoe
Shop, Mariana Acosta, Angel
Studio, Angel Valdes, Perez
Mems Shop, West Coast Army
Store, Manuel Menendez, Ga
solina, Million Auto Parts, Ell
Vizcaino, FL Serene del Reloi,
Amado Gonzalez, Sanitary Poul
try Mkt, Cafe Cuba, Florida
Furniture, La Primera de Ybor
Bakery, Alessi Bakery, Gale
go's Barber Shop, Ell Bien Pd-
blico Drug Store, Delgado's De-
partment Store, Bronx Bar, La
La gaceta., 1939-03-08
Cy ELL Cr'YTN

Flor Gro, Pressing Club Friend
Club, Cafe Canine, Salcines Y
Lopez, Mistretta Bros. Gro,
Bombero Grocery, Jose Lopez,
Tamargo Restaurant Amsr Ca,
Bamty Bread, Buchman's, Ou-
ra. Carniceria, La Americana
Gro, La Eeonomia de los Obre-
cs, Manuel Alvarez Gro, Es-
9erdy Tobacco Co., Manuel A
'onsc, Jose Lopez, White Chief
Gas Sta, American Bea ty Gro.
Valsncia Cafe, Granada Cafe,
Nicola Fruit Stand, F. Castro
Barber Shop, jaime Millitello,
5isrra's, The Rainbow, Camera
y DEE, Max Argintar, Casino
Drug Store, Greco's Inc, La
France, Ell Gatico, Cuervo's Ca
fe, Mari's Beauty Salon, Gao
.iatore Gro, Baamonde Furn-
.ure, Garcia's Garage, Agliano
and Sons Fish Mkt, La Bonita
Beauty Salon LOdato'S Drug
Store, Juana PenSado, Ritz LIN
cheonette, Ayala Supply, DR..
ISust, Jose A. Villa, Francisco
Botino, La Cruz Drug Store,
Huesca's, DR.. Einbinder, Sas-
trerfa Ell Encanto, Juan Las
sus, Ell Encanto Cleaners, Ca
sino Sundries, Brick House Ca
fe. Testasecca Bakery, Ferro's
Restaurant, Gonzalez Gro,
Caltagirone, Tropical Bakery,
Rene N1nez, Ricardo Soto,
Leopoldo Alvarez, Tony VAL
des, Benjamin Vallina, John
] Ferlita, Puleo Feed Store, Pu-
leo Gro, David Gonzalez, Ma
nuel Barcia, Eladio Valverde.
Morales Lunch, Main and Ar
menia Fill. Sta, Lombardia
Gro, Frank Agliano Fish
Mkt, Capitano Gro, Eduardo
Diaz Pts, Vicente Ferrer, Le-
to & Sons, Fructuoso COMA
lez, Economical Drug Store,
Dependencies de AL & F, Uni.
versal Cafeteria, Luis Cotton
Gro, Corona Gro, Baldomero
Cafe.
Contribuyeron con 40 GEN.
tavos: La Crecherie Gro, Ca
sino Barber Shop.
(COntinudrG).
La gaceta., 1939-03-08
RADIO

WSUN-620 = NBC Features
5:15 Your Family & Mine
6:45 Lowell Thomas
500 Done Mans Family
$3.50 Tommy Dorsey Orch.
800 Town Hall Tonight
1000 Kay Kyser Orchestra
100 Gray Gordon Orch.
Charles Barnet Orch.
Artie Shaw Orchestra
1890 Light Out, mystery dr.
ma
WDAE-122O : CHS Features
5:45 Elton Boys
600 Press News
6:05 Dance Time
$3.50 Bobb Trout comment
700 County Seat
7:15 Lum & Abner
500 Gangbusters
$3.50 Paul Whiteman Orch.
900 Star Theatre
1000 Raymond Paige Orch
1890 Rhythm Rhapsody
11:15 Charles Baum Orch.
1880 Jack Heller Orch.
La gaceta., 1939-03-08
Ell Matrimonio y la Felicidad
"TIME'', NEW YORK

Sc media icon un promedio de
ingresos anuales de $2,450), to-
dos de California. Les pregun-
taron centenares de cosas y to-
maron todas las precauciones pa
ra conservar la anonimidad de
los consultados a fin de qre Sc
.sintieran libres al contestar. La
noticia principal que Sc encuen-
ira en- ell informe del DR.. Ter
man es la de que la satisfaction
del apetito sexual no es un re-
quisito primordial para la fell
cidad marital. Otros puntos i'm
portantes son los siguientes:
Ell punto capital para la pro-
babilidad de exito individual en-
ell matrimonio es la felicidad de
los padres del contrayente. O.
tros augurios favorables dignos
de nota: haber tenido una ninez
dichosa, haber estado sometidC
a una discipline firme, pero nc
dura y temprana, en- ell hogar
haber tenido pocas dificultadec
con los padres y quererlos mu.
cho; haber tenido padres que hi
blasen francamente de las cues.
TONES sexuales.
No hay evidencia de que 10.
lngresos de una pareja, su entrt
namiento religioso o las diferen
cias en- edad o EN- educacion, a
fecten Ia felicidad marital. AL n
yes de 10 dicho por otros exper
tos, ell informe del DR.. Termar
establece que los casamiento.
prematuros, POGO conocimient'
antes del matrimonio, manoseot
en- la adolescencia y educaci6,
sexual inadecuada, tienen poe,
efectO sobre la felicidad conyl
gal. La relativa habilidad men
tai 81 tiene Influenza: un mari
La gaceta., 1939-03-08

tar satisfaction sexual 49,. MI
chos matrimonios, por otra par
te, en- que la mujer es deficiente
en- ell 1ltimo aspe,to citado, figa-
ran en- primera Inca en- cuanto
a felicidad pCrque hay otroS a.
iustes psicoltgicos que son salts
factories. Una de cada tres mu-
jeres de rareza llega a la pleni-
tud de la satisfaction sexual, y
a veces nunca la %alcanza. Solo
una de cada cinco puede afr
mar que siempre disfruta de es
placer. 81 esa satisfaction no Sc
alcanza en- ell primer ano de ma
trimonio, es probable que va nun
ca llegue. Las causas son proba-
blemente biologicaS mas bien
IQue psic"'6gf S.
Ell Dr.. Terman admite que sus
descubrimientos son plumas al
viento, y en- modo algunO conclu
stones definitivas. Mucha de Ia
evidencia recOgida esta adulte-
rada por la reticencia 0 ell sen
tir de los sujetos consultados.
Ademas, el no MEGA qre sus da-
tos puedan ser distintcs en- otros
estados que ell de California, y
hasta en- otros grupos Sociales
que ell de la clase media, pero
afirma que su prueba para pre-
decir la felicidad conyugal tiene
la siguiente probabilidad de GER
tidumbre: 81 TN individuo tiene
los puntos mas altos de la prue-
ba, las probabilidades son de cua
tro a cinco de que su matrimo-
MO sera norma o superior al
promedio de felicidad.
La gaceta., 1939-03-08
Matinee

Anuncia otro bale matinee
para ell domingo, en- semanas An
teriores, la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Espanol.
Angel de la Riva y los mucha-
chos no descuidan esos bales,
pero trabajan con ahinco en- ia.
for del Cabaret de San Jose, Sc.
nalado para Ell dfa IS.
Nuevos numeros de varieda.
DIES seran presentados esa no.
che.
La gaceta., 1939-03-08

De 1920 a 1880 los jueces de
los tribunales familiares de los
Estados Unidose eran oraculos
populares entire los norteameri-
canos en- cuestiones relatives al
matrimonio. Sus decisiones, que
por 10 comun eran corazonadas,
a menudo sc contradiction las u
mas a las otras. Mientras que al
gunos comentaristas, por ejem-
plo, decian que ell adulterio era
la causa principal del divorcio,
otros afirmaban que era la po-
breza, la pobre mentalidad, la
bebida y la condici6n reganona.
Ell ginec6logo T. H. Van de Vel
de echo a un lado todas estas eX-
plicaciones y Sc permiti6 decir
que ell matrimonio debia tener
lugar centre una mujer cicloti-
mica-picnica, y un hombre que
sea esquizotimico -leptosomo'.
(Mujer gruesa, extroverta; hon
bre delgado, introver o..
A partir de 1880 los oraculos
sobre ell matrimonio han sido su
plantados por un nuevo grupo.
los educadores y los psicologos.
quienes tratan de eliminar la:
actividades emocionales hacia e
problema y expresan numerica'
mente las probabilidades que u
ma pareja daGa ,iene de ser fe
liz 81 Sc casan. A este cfecto in
terrogan un gran n1mero de m'
trimOnios para determinar POI
medic de eStadisticas hasta don
de son felices, Q-e clase de per
sonalidades y de opiniones tie
men, como fueron educados, eOc
Estos Investigators despue.
coordinan las caracteristi as d.
personalidal y la fslicidad. I'm;
de sus mas notables conclusio
mes es la de que las gentes out
GUSTAV de los "muhequitos" d.
los periodicos son dichosOs er
sus matrimonios con mas fire.
cuencia que las que no GUSTAV d.
Benitin v Eneas Y sus semejan
ties. Con un nGmero de datos co.
mo ell que antecede, los pSic6lo
gos preparan una prueba con Is
cual predicen las probabilida
DIES de una persona o de dos pa
ra ser felices.
Una de las Investigations
mas importantes sobre esta cue
ton fue hecha en- Illinois por 10.
~profeSores de la UniverSidad d.
Chicago Ernest Watson Bur
CESS y Leonard S. COttrell, hijo
Recientemente Sc ha terminad'
otra Investigation mas sorpren
dente por Ell famoso psic6logo d,
la Universidad de Stanford, lie
wis Madison Terman. FL DR.
Terman Y suS auXiliares eXami
naron 1872 matrimonios de la eli
La gaceta., 1939-03-08
Ell DOLOR DE CABEZA Y NAL ALIENTO
DICEN DE ALGO MAS QUE VIENE

Ash como Paul Revere cabalgando
pudo dar ell aviso de que los Casaeas-
Rojas Sc aproximaban, asi los mensa-
jeros de la naturaleza-dolores de ca
beza, biliosidad, NAL aliento-a me-
nude avisan de la defectuosa elimi-
naci6n.
FL descuidar esas senales puede
causar un sin numero de inconvenien-
ties en- forma de estrehimiento, est6-
mage agrio, falta de apetito, de ener-
La gaceta., 1939-03-08
Una fiesta

Una fiesta
La Sociedad La Italia sigue
vendiendo entradas, con gran
exito, para Ell almuerzo Picnic
que ofrecera, ell dia 2 de abril,
en- su edificio de la Octava ave-
nida. i
Empezara a cumplirse Ell pro-
grama al mediodia y la fiesta ter
minara a las 9 de la noche.
Tocaran las orquestas compile
tas de Don Francisco y La Tro-
pical, la primera dirigida por
Frank Grasso y la segunda POI
el Sr. Trigueros.
Ell menu sera preparado POI
la nueva directiva.