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La opinión., 1940-06-19

4 o
Banquete en- honor
de don Jose Pages Llergo

Como homemade de compane-
rismo al periodista tabasqueno
Jose Pages Llergo. Gerente de
Ia Revista HOY de la Capital
Mexicana, sus eolegas de LA
0PINION--en la que Ell presto
sus serYicios durante algunos
anos- organizaron un banquete
que sc efeetuo ell lunes pasado
en- la noche. en- uno de los me-
jores cafes de Ia colonia.
Los inyitados de honor a esta
conviyialldad que result0 yerda-
deramente animada, fueron: don
Ignacio l.. Lozano, editor y di-
rector de los periodicos Que lie
van su nombre; es decir, este
diario y LA PRENSA, de San
Antonio, Texas; ell professor Juan
3. Ruiz, el periodista metropo-
litano Salvador Noyo y ell ar
tista de la puma y Ell lapiz Sal
yador Bagiez.
Ademas del personal de La
OPINION, con una o dos eXcep-
clones solamente, por causa de
fuerza mayor, asistieron al BAN
quote los sehores j. Ines Gam
darilla, Antonio Salcedo, Nodes
to Molina, JESUS Cano y otros
amigos del dinamico joven Pa
ges Llergo, quien aver salio de
regreso para la Ciudad de Me-
xico, despues de yarias sema-
mas de yacaciones en- Los Ange~
les,
La opinión., 1940-06-19
DOS NUEvOS ARTISTAS
Sc REvELAN EN- MI MADRECITA"
Mas de 1000, 900 habria costado esta
pelicula 81 Sc hubiera flmado en- Hollywood

de ORC macizo que aparecen Ell
MI MADREcITA, asi como ell
incalculable de Ia VIRGEN DE
GUADALUPE.
Francisco Elias, director de
esta pelicula, es I'm verdadero
teenico fflmieo, pues ha dedica-
do muchos amos a este arte, 10
mismo en- Espaha, que en- Fran
cha, que en- Alemania y que en-
Italia.
lei auo pasado Elias hizo Ell
Espana la pelieula No Quiero.
no Quiero", col Antonio More
no.
MI MADREclTA tiene dialogo
de Antonio Mediz Bolio; foto-
grafia de Ross Fisher y mdsica
de Jorge Perez.
La opinión., 1940-06-19

La cinematografia meXieana
euenta va con dos nueYos yalo-
e artistieos. Nos referimos a
Virginia Serret y a Victor Urru-
chda, quienes aparecen al lado
de Sara Garcia, Julian Soler y
Ia mexicana MI MADREClTA,
la cual Sc estreno anoche en- ell
teatro California.
Virginia cuenta apenas con
veinte amos de edad, y estudi6
Ell ell conservatorio de Mexico,
donde obtuyo diplomas como
pianista, cantante y declama-
dora. Hace POGO sc reyelo en- ell
teatro Alameda como una exec
lente b%ailarina.
Al yer a Virginia Serret EN-
MI MADRECiTA, todos los erf-
ticos metropolitanos la aclama-
ron como una verdadera pro-
mesa del cine nacional.
En- este mismo film Sc reyela
como actor complete Victor
Urruchua, quien Sc ha dedicado
al teatro como aficionado du-
rante los dltimos amos dando a
conocer al p1blico de Mexico
obras teatrales de autores in
gleses y norteamericanos.
Urruchua ha actuado al lado
de los mejores artistas mexica-
nos. como Fernando Soler, Ma
ria Teresa Montoya, Virginia
Fabregas Y Alfredo Gomez de
la Vega. Hace tres amos sc de-
dico al cine y tomo parte EN- va
rias peliculas. Despues de n
ausencia que dedie6 al estudio
Vuelve a TRAFALGAR ante la pam
ITALIA, va no como amateur, sino
como professional.
Por medic de MI MADRECl-
IA, TODD Ell mundo puede cono-
Ger a la ciudad de Mexico, y
sobre TODD ell interior de la IA
mosa Basilica de Guadalupe.
Ningun mexicano, eonozca o
no la capital de nuestro pals,
dejara de yer esta joya de la CT
nematografia nacional.
La opinión., 1940-06-19
Tn Patron DiariO
vESTIDo DE SOL CON
BoLERO

NEoligC IL o1G CCH
BoLERo
scuales innredientes haeen
cue una receta tenga exito en-
una moda de deportes para ell
La ~eomodidad allegro y
fresca viene primero. Ell estilo
original y vivo viene en- segun-
do lugar. Y %tercero, facil de
usarse, al lavarse, al mantle
nerse terso y de aspeeto fresco.
lie aqui un estilo disehado por
Claire Tilden, faeil de haoerse
y que incluye todas estas Qua
lidades-mas una brilIante per-
soma. 81 patron n1mero 1863 Sc
ahotona por TODD ell frente-lo
que es muy e~legante y conve
n%iente, tambien, para p%lanehar-
sc.
Los dardos por arriba de la
cintura lie dan lineas lisas y n
talladas. La parte de arriba del
eorpino Sc curva ligeramente, y
los encantadores tirantes que
estan fruncidos, sc cortan sufi-
cientemente anehos para cubrir
sus hombros. Una ohaqueta boz
Zero, senoilla, tai vez de color
vivo para usarse con un vesti-
do blanco, es util para cuando
ueted Sc haya asoleado bastan-
tie. A%eresuele listed un toque
vieoroso y gitano, hacienda to-
do ell oorpiho y los tirantes en-
maroado o%ontraste de dolores
digamos una tela raysda y o
vedosa. Este estilo es fscil de
hacerse con Ia Guia de costura,
y es exactamente ell que listed
necesita para oompletar su YES
tuario de verano.
Ell patron 1863 viene en- los ST.
~euientes tamahos: IA, IS, 10, 20,
30, 81, 80, 80, 20 y %. Ell tama-
no 10 requiere AS yardas de
tela de 35 pulgadas.
Envienos OUNCE cENTA-
VoS en- dinero y lie %mandare.
mos su patron a vuelta de CO.
rreo .ESCRlBA CLARAMENTE
SU NoMRRE Y DIRECTION,
ASI COMO 81 TAMknO Y ES
TlLo QUE PREFIERA.
Mande sus pedidos a LA oPi-
MON, Departamento de Patro-
mes, 10th Fifth Avenue, New
York City, NJ. Y.
La opinión., 1940-06-19
c. NIE
LA MUJER IDEAL

seg1n dice ell peri6dieo ia
gin Kai". Ia mujer ideal es aque-
ia que:
Baja los ojos y tine de p0rpn-
IA sus mejillas euando los hom-
bres le dirigen Ia palabra.
Nunca contradict a sus pa
dres, hermanos, parientes y
amigos.
Sin ser hermosa, reune con-
diciones de encanto que subyu-
gar al %tratarla.
No exhibe su saber.
Nunea deja Vel su ira y
cuando RE no 10 hace a garcia
jadas.
Al regreso de las vaeaeiones
no es obligatorio enyiar tarjeta
nj hacer visitas. ST Sc tuvo la
gentileza de despedirse de las
amistades, aunque solo sea te-
lefonicamente, a~quellas cores
ponderan de identica manera. La
vida social Sc reanuda sin otra
formula protocolar.
La opinión., 1940-06-19

POR DENT R Q
Por HARRIET PARSONS
corresponsal de International
News y LA OPINION

La production de la ~pelieula
"Down Argentine Way" iba a
prinoipiar ell II de JUNO, pero
ell director Irving Cummings
cree que este no sera possible,
porque los dos protaeonistas,
Alice Faye y Cesar Romero, es-
tan en- ell hospital. Alice estara
en- ell hospital por 10 menos dos
semanas. Y ell medioo de Rome
no no lie ha dieho euando va a
salir.
La opinión., 1940-06-19
TFATRO'
Iedfr0)
Peiculas y Variedndes

CALlFORNlA.-No hubo sor-
presa alguna al notarse aver la
emocion que en- ell p1blieo de
este eoliseo cause la pelicula
meXicana mi Madrecita", por-
que era de esperarse dado no
solo ell tema maternal sine la
aetuacion de los astros del cine
que aparecen en- la cinta, la d.
reccion de los astros del cine
Ia direction del senior Elias y
las escenas de la Villa de Qua
dalupe, las de la Capital de la
Repnblica y otras de igual in
teres.
Els en- realidad I'm homemade
a las madres y n ensenanza
a los hijos. Y Sara Garcia, Ell
su papel de "madrecita", sc e.
vela como toda la actriz de a
raeter que los criticos metropo-
litanos nos anunciaron. Ademas,
la labor de Julian Soler, Julieta
Palayicini, Manolo Noriega,
Urruchda, Virginia Serret y
otros, es realmente buena.
Y como esta pe1icula esta
acompanada de la que Sc titula
lei Hombre que Sc refa del
Amor, que es otra creacion, ell
prosrama del California esta Sc
mana es muy attractive y la CO.
lonia seguramente aproveohara
Ia oportunidad de almirarlo. En-
esta otra cinta toman parte
Maria Ladron de Guevara, Ra-
fael Riyelles, Rosita DfaZ, Mer-
cedes Prats y Ricardo Nulez.
Completan la function los acos-
tumbrados temas de corto ne
traje.
La opinión., 1940-06-19
FUEGOS
- H.
ARTIF|CIALES
Por la escritora veracruzana
OFELIA

Eel trabajo es la vida.
Quien no trabaja... 5como
puede viyir?
Quien no trabaja porque no
quiere. iCuanto lie debe pasarl
Porque ell trabajo nos da sa-
tisfaecion muy intima y muy
propia.
Saber 10 Que podemos hacer
aunque este sea muy POGO, va
es saber.
Y puede enorgullecernos.
Eel homhre pobre que trabaja,
es simbolo de dignidad.
Y to1o puede ~alcanzarlo.
y TODD puede tenerlo.
Mediante sus e~sfuerzos. Su
tes6n. Sus anhelos.
Y puede disfrutar de su po-
breza; de las galas dignfsimas
de su %pobreza; de los dones hui
mildes de su pobreza, con ell
mismo delete que disfruta ell
rico, de su riqueza y de su
abundancia.
Y tener como este sus salts
facciones; sus deseos; sus es-
peranzas.
Y poder re~alizarlas a Media
de sus ~fuerzas.
Manos callosas las del pobre,
pero... iQue dignas manosi
Ennoblecidas.
Dignificadas.
Santificadas por ell peso de
las herramientas.
Por ell duro batallar de los ia
Heres.
Por ell calor de las fraguas.
Por la dureza de los terrones
en- los campos.
Por ell peso de las c~arretillas
en- los muelles.
Manos las del hombre pobre
que trabaja, encallecidas y estro
peadas, pero-.. ique dignas
manosi
La opinión., 1940-06-19

En- muchos men1s otoales Sc
prescribe ell desayuno con fru-
tas ash como beber ell zumo de
las mismas, a 10 que Sc atribu-
ye un gran poder ~refrescante y
desintoxicante.
y 4
Las flores a~rtificiales ajadas
sc restauran exponiendolas du-
rante un ratio a vapor de aqua.
La opinión., 1940-06-19

Para ell martes 25-la semana
que viene-se anuncia va otro
programa doble en- espahol, que
ineluira las peliculas "Siboney",
joya musical con Juan Orol; y
lei Desaparecido", con argu-
mento misterioso y de terror, ell
la que figura Ernesto Witches.
fortunio Bonanoya y Enrique
hannibal.
La opinión., 1940-06-19

Despues la nina Gloria Enriquez
obsequio Ell "Jarabe" y la 90
ta".
Ademas de las personas men
cionadas ,asistieIo on "A tan agra
dable tertulia las s%iguientes:
NINAS: Maria Teresa Olivas,
Lupe Aparicio, Gloria Porras.
Julia Delgado, Elena Hernandez,
Luisita Plisol. Margarita Delga-
do. Lucy Aparieio e Irene Re-
yes.
NINOS: Guillermo NGnez, Mi
guel ollyas. Luis Medina, VIC
tor Buccola y otros
La opinión., 1940-06-19
mi MADREclTAv HUBlERA
COSTADO EN- HOLLYWOOD
DOS MlLLONES

ST esta pelfcula meXicana MI
MADRECiTA, euyo estreno tuyo
lugar anoohe en- ell teatro Cali
fornia, sc hubiera filmado EN-
Hollywood, habria eostado a los
productores cuando menos DOS
AIILLONES DE DOLARES, Sc
gun calculos heohos por los tee
nicos.
Era ~necesario que en- esta pc
licula apareciera la Basilica de
Guadalupe, donde sc tomarfan
importantfsimas escenas mu.y
sentimentales y basicas para e.
d~esarrollo del film.
Tras de hacer estudios y pla-
mes tecnicos, Sc VIC que era
punto menos que impossible ha-
Ger la reproduction fiel de los
mas importantes detalles y por
este fue necesario solicitar una
authorization que fue concedida
amablemente por ell Abad de la
Basilica.
Ash Sc han podido impresio-
mar en- ell mismo interior de la
Basilica bellfsimas eseenas, to-
mandose primeros pianos admi-
rabies de la Virgen de Guada-
lupe, la eual sale por primera
vez en- una cinta cinematogra-
flea.
Sc calcula que ell e%scenario
natural que aparece en- esta pc
lfcula tiene un valor apfoxima-
do de dos millones de dolares,
sin ealcularse los candelabros
La opinión., 1940-06-19

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Evening star., 1940-11-03
Religious Body Asks
Voters 10 Avoid
Glass Prejudice
Conference Of Christiuns
And Jews Worms
Of Internal Conflict

Cautioning voters that "the United
States faces the danger Of internal
confli-t OF race, creed and class" the
Washington Round Table of the
National Conference of Christians
and Jews urged yesterday that men
and women vote for candidates only
on their real merits and steadfastly
steel their minds against appeals to
religious. class and race prejudice.
The conference statement follows
In full:
Like all free nations, the United
States faces the danger of internal
conflict of race, creed and class.
This danger is one of the penalties
of freedom. More profoundly speak
ing, it is also freedoms opportunity;
for only free men can arrive at
that true understanding of each
other which alone is the basis of
the national unity of the spirit.
AT this critical time, the Ma
tional Conference of Christians and
Jews wishes to add its voice of ap-
peal for such a unity. Religion and
racial and class animosity are of
the very stuff which preceded your
Hitlers and your Mussolinis. They
are still the stuff which Hitler and
Mussolini deliberately foster to
weaken other nations which they
would destroy.
Especially is this important to
realize in the forthcoming election.
This is our declaration: That men
and women shall vote for candi-
dates only on their real merits and
Evening star., 1940-11-03

either part of the State As the city
is for Mr.. Roosevelt and upstate
for Mr. Willkie. each just about bal
ancing the other percentage-Wise,
the result in the State probably de-
pends upon the voter-ratio estimate.
And New York's Al electoral votes
may decide the entire election. Add
to this a similar problem with IL
linois' % electoral votes, and to
some extent other like problems
wherever there are very large cities,
and the reason for deviation be-
comes readily understood.
Hence, cross-section statistics by
themselves can only call results with
a swing either way of at least three
full percentage points. Any closer
correlation is either good fortune or
good judgment in estimating the
trend of voter turnout.
Last-minute trends are being
studied on the basis of checkups
made in key locations yesterday,
together with the trend of voters
Evening star., 1940-11-03
Seven Radio Executives
To Tour Lutin America
Nuth.A As.o.ialnd nr..

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The Colum-
bia Broadcasting System announced
today that three of its executives
would leave November 7 fo- q six
week plane tour of South America
to study methods of promoting closer
cultural exchange between the
Americas by means of radio.
william S. Paley. president. will be
accompanied by Paul w. White, di-
rector Of news programs, and Ed
mund Chester, director of Latin
American relations. They will visit
Panama. Colombia, Ecuador, Peru.
Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil
and Venezuela.
Recently c. B. S. received per-
NIT to erect two new 500O0-watt
short-wave stations with eight an
tennas beamed to cover Latin
America.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

regiments from q strength Of $40
and 100 to q new strength Of 81
ofncers and 1884 men requires con-
siderable advanced planning. 1t is
made even more difncult in view Of
the fact that the National Guard
cavalry is entering an ultra-modern
field with respect to cavalry organi-
zation. Their new units will be ap-
proximately 40 per cent horse and
90 per cent mechanical.
The training subjects included
demonstrations of war strength
reconnaissance (scout carr troop,
communications unit, motor MAIN
tenance in the field, automatic and
anti-tank weapons and a tactical
demonstration of the use of an en-
tire regiment.
Evening star., 1940-11-03
Guard Cavalry Officers
End Advanced Training

National Guard officers who will
be charged with the organization Of
new Corps Cavalry RECONNAISSANCE
Regiments have completed their
period Of advanced training under
the Regular Army, it was announced
yesterday.
Commanding officers and squad
ron commanders of Guard cavalry
units east Of the Mississippi River
were trained at Fort Oglethorpe.
Ga. with the 9Th Regular Cavalry
Those from west OF the Mississippi
trained with the 4th Cavalry at Fort
Meade, S. p.
Transformation of Guard cavalry
Evening star., 1940-11-03

shall steadfastly steel their minds
against base appeals directed toward
religious, class and race prejudice.
Thus, in those months and years
after election will 1t be easier for
us to be strong and united in the
preservation Of our American de-
mocracy."
Evening star., 1940-11-03
Fraternity DeIoys Meeting

Due to the presidential election
Tuesday, John Marshall Chapter,
Chi Psi Omega Fraternity, has post-
poned its monthly meeting to Mo-
vember IL at the chapter room.
American University graduate school,
1901 F street NV.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

who made up their minds between
October % and October 40. A
further report based on these studies
will be made before election.
CopyriEht, 1910. by cTossley, Inc.
Evening star., 1940-11-03
Wyoming UsuoIIy Right

wyoming. not usually noticed, as
a political bellwether, has missed
voting for the winning candidate
for President only once since 1t
became a State in 1890. The one
time was in 1896, when it went for
william Jennings Bryan and free
silver.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

Argentina is purchasing many
motor vehicles in the United States.
Evening star., 1940-11-03
Roosevelt Given Slight Margin in CrossIey Poll
OF Cross Sections in 1o Pivotal States
Possible Upset
From Effective
Windup Seen

This is the ninth in series on
prediction trends by CrosSley
Polls.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
Discrimination Eliminated
From Miss. Textbook Bill
Letters From
North Introduced
To Win Fight

JhCKSON-(A N P)-After q
fiery discussion on the proposed
Free Textbook bill amendment,
providing separate warehouses for
books to be used by white and
Negro students because OF the
prevalence of syphilis and tuber-
culosis among Negroes the Mis-
sissippi legislature last week vetoed
the proposal by accepting the con-
ference committees report, which
questioned the feasibility of Sucn
move. This action, termed
'knuckling under to the Negroes"
bv several members of the senate,
came after considerable debate on
the matter.
The introduction of threatening
letters, repeatedly written by New
York and New Jersey Negroes to
Senator Henry Lee Davis, brought
a climax to the days proceedings,
and the Senator asked that his
remarks about Negroes not be
quoted in the press. He said:
ST wish to keep my record
straight. 1t is best not to air this
thing any further. but want you
to know how I feel" To this
Senator Richardson OF Phila-
delphia responded:
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
Trying To
Stop All
Fighting
Offers Reported
Made by Viceroy
Of Adds Ababa

JOHANNESBURG, S. At
rica,--(ANP)- Travellers re-
turning recently to the Enior
from the East Coast have de-
c1ared that tile Italian Govern,
ment is making strenuous ef-
forts to secure peace with war
ring Ethiopian tribesnien who
steadfastlv refuse to recognize
Italian sovereignty. One in
fornant said:
"A big offer in this direction
is now being made by the Vice,
rov OF Adds Ababa Eye-wit-
nesses who have lately arrived
here. declare that the Viceroy
recently sent ENJOYS to GeneraI
Ras Abeba Arragai. and request
ed him to keep these men as a
guarantee. and TO send two OF
his trusted Etlnopians so that
peace might be made and ali
fighting stopped.
General Abeha Arraigsl first
displayed Ethiopian might to those
Italians who were officers of the
high command. After this, he sent
two Of his trusted officials, who
went to Adds Abstha dressed in
full Ethiopian uniform with deco
rations. and the Ethiopian flag
was worn by them as sword-bel'
from the shoulder to the waist or
both sides, so that each and every
one could see the flag.
1.-The Viceroy came in person to
welcome these Ethiopian ennis.
saries and took them in his own
car to his house They were shown
everything the Italians have built
since their occupation and were
feted like royalty"
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
Hitler Declares
God Is With Him
And Nazi Govt

(SNS) fury OF
adolf Hitler declared Saturday
night that Germany will fight
until the terror of the plutocra-
cies has been broken. He also de-
clared that Russia, Italy and
Japan are Germany's friends and
that God is with him and MS
Nazi government.
But. in London, Prime Minister
Chamberlain blasted the Nazl re-
gime and ruled out any peace with
it. because, he said, it is Incapable
Of guaranteeing future security to
Europe.
Hitler declared Germany as
stronger today in every way thai
the Germany of 1914. He said the
same Providence which saved him
from the bomb explosion November
6 "has blessed" Germany for six
wears. 1t was Hitler's first speech
in Munich since the explosion
killed eight persons shortly after
he left the beer hall. The Ger
man leader addressed his party III
commemoration of the founding OF
the Nazi party and its adoption OF
a 25-point program 20 years ago
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02

ORANGEBURG, S. C.-(SNS)-
Carol Blanton, talented pianist, re-
turned to her native state where
she was enthusiastically acclaimed
for her recital at south Carolina
State A. and M. College Monday
night, February 10.
Miss Blanton, master musician,
PLAYED difficult numbers from
Bach, Brahms. Beethoven Chopin,
List, Schuman Dett and others
with superb technique and ease.
She appeared at South Carolina
State College in her first concert
since returning to billiard Univer-
Sity after a years study on Cen
eral Education Board fellowship
grant at the Institute of Musical
Art of the Juiiliard School of Mu-
SIC.
Miss BlantOn is a graduate OF
Spelman College, Atlanta, where
she studied piano, organ, and the
Ory under Professor Kemper Har-
reid, Upon her graduation from
college she entered Juilliard School
of Music where she studied three
years and won a two-year scholar
ship for her excellence in tech
nique and musicianShip. Her
teacher at Juilliard was Miss Lon
ny Epstein, pupil of the famous
Carl Friedberg. She has also stu
died under SaScha Garodnitzki and
Hazel Harrison.
Miss BlantOn, who is an inStruc-
tor in music at billiard University,
returned last year for an addition
al years study at the Institute of
Musical Art and at the conclusion
of her studies was notified that
she would be awarded the Master
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
Jim-Crow Increases In S. Africa
As Britain Calls For Solidarity

CAPE TOWN, South Africa (ANP) - While
Great Britain cries for greater empire solidarity In It's
against Germany the government of the Union
of South Africa has heightened lis breach with the
native population by installing Jim crow sections at
the revenue offices.
This move was recently made after II years
during which both races were served at the same WIN
dow The change forces natives to use back entrance
enter small segregated rOOm and be served at
special window. Efforts have been made to force
change in this ruling because natives openly resent
this new segregation.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
sc. Labor
Pioneer Dies

GREENVILLE, S. C.-(ANP) -
Gibson Fisher, one of Greenv1le's S
leading colored citizens, was buried
Friday, Mr.. Fisher, master stone
mason and bricklayer, was a
staunch champion Of organized
labor and one of the leaders in the
organization of trade unions
among Negroes some 30 years ago
For number Of years he was an
officer of the Bricklayer's local
and delegate to number of la
Dor conventions.
In his palatial brick residence
located in an exclusive white neigh
borhood, he entertained a number
of the great and great of his
race on their visits to Greenville
Mrs. Mary Mcleod Bethune stop
ped there on her visit to Green
Vile last spring. Roland Hayes
found in Mr.. Fisher dog fancier
to his liking and Mr.. Fisher visit
ed Mr.. Hayes at his estate In
Georgia.
Seven years ago when Negroes
We're again included on federal
jury panels Gibson Fisher was tie
first colored nan to be selected III
the western distI let of South Caro-
lima. Prior to MS first illness three
years ago, Nj. Fisher was in charge
of the manual training department
of the colored high schools. The
work of Mr.. Fishers pupils was
frequently exhibited in the down.
town store windows.
Mr.. Fisher is survived by his
widow and two sisters.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02
Way Brawl
Ends In Stabbing
OF Young Woman

ATLANTA. Ga.-(SNS)-
A woman listed by police as jim
mie Lou White. about 25 years old
of the rear of 400 Decatur street
apartment 20. was treated for a
stab wound of tie neck Monday
afternoon at Grady hospital fol-
lowing what was described by wit
nesses as three-way brawl.
Another CONAN, listed as Susie
Mae Rivers. %. of apartment Is
of the same address, was reported
to have surrendered to police
stating that she stabbed the victim
in self defense.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-02

of Science degree in Piano at the
May convocation, the first person
to receive such a degree from the
Institute.
Miss Blanton is a native of
South Carolina and received her
early training at the famous Penn
School where her father was teach
er. She later attended the voorhees,
Normal and Industrial School Of
Denmark, South Carolina, of which
her father is now principal. Her
father and mother we're at the re-
cital and gave encouraging support
as she captivated her large ap-
preciatiVe audience.