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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08
NEWS
By MRS. ". TOOMEY
vi. Olive News

"Faiihe VISION OF Heavenly
strength WAS the subject discuss
ed by the Rev. W. r. Wilson nj the
IL am. service last sunday. ca.
paciiy house was present 10 enjoy
this discourse
Al 30 pm The nix Four quar-
tct Of Detroit rendered a program
az the church Everyone enjoyed IL
very much,
In the evening meeting was
held and communion was served.
Chiidren's Day exercises VIII be
presented Al pm next sunday.
The BTU had a large number OF
young people present al 6 pm. 10
witness the special program An.
drew Davis. lr. president. dcliy-
cred an interesting Grafton
Many members of Mt olive wcre
out-of-iown during The week-cn1
holiday Mrs. Cordcla Heard and
Mother Johnson were visiting rels-
tives IN Detroit. Mr. and Ms.
George McCory and Mrs Elnoia
-''iNiiN N'ff Nl0itlHk III val y INA.
Mrs. T. h Broscoe spent the
weekend IN Detroit.
j. u williams. who has hccn on
the sick list was out last sunday.
Zion Baptist Church
4 large crowd was present. at
Zion BAPTIST church laet SUNDAY
TO hear the pastor. the Rev. Nj.
Toomcy. preach There we're quite
a few visitors present among them
heing Mr. and Mrs. {. Price WHO
were Just married last Saturday IN
Toledo ohio ny the Rev. p. N,l-
son. Witnesses included Mr.. all
Mrs. Henry Easlev and Roosevelt
Jackson Mrs. Price. before her
marriage was Mrs Anna Belle
Gray. The choir plans a large re-
ception in their honor
The RITZ opened at Tho uspll
hour with Pres. J. II. Gray ia
charge.
At 1870 pm. tho pastor served
communion to a large member
ship.
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Inkster Jottings

Ms CAnzaita Timhers w4-
epne'uiai hostess d md ln.gcfa
Al ana i.AfeeatA Dlah last N,a
ncsa"S ui9m
Mr ana Mrs jppb pn. 81.
ana Mrs James paf, h.ut, ~
KAY and Afihay llass Date
Stunned from Co. ai4s ~.
whetf they attended i,, iHmasll W
Mr, Belize rviben. fe N.>r.
lpafl- ana uie,o % Eenu NgNA
Wine ia"ie tA'y visited oat e,a-
fiNrs
Mis- Rachel : rerfe w- sla1
20 Boston Mass last Weeb tn 49,,
h~ yoi, ii. sister
Tn" s"rNice> at Smth aw
lasl SUNDAY morning Wrfe Wsit AZ
tended Three weie sadea ~ to-
MEMBERSHIP Of ,lin rM,ln ln s
ait'tH1ou the past at usnpet
oi penA3 Michigan NmrAlpf
iN' 'hNch The ROY s D EtW
b. pa-'or of Smiths ghaf,i
Steiue pais. Il rnritf q sG.'
No inal IN lpsi. his moAef Als
t.rn,s &. paa- sl,te aug efnaA
AIR and Mis- Fern. And. -.. ann
daughirlr lnaii- ANA Iane ANA
Ania Wooi- 81 Tol'Nu q ST.
the SHINES guests 81 N m Mf-
81 SOM -ee 90 Splae, sr,,
Nlr aui M Mliiam- lit. esr
a'in Manning OF Detmg MIS-
81 q SUth aml Nt. r. n. paua
~ Naiy90 Alh Nrfa e4..t. Is.
VI slbrla p4ea. a..+ -
rit ,i.rnfn. l.an4 N..fn
ha. esome tht uie q Be. sll4i
Safermt ~ NH4Mt .fr,.t s
coupe are ~ nome tha 4
faeaas
MIS- Au.m Ri,A> f.fNe o
lanU SPENCE ans l.ah,ll. r...
Gln,c. 49, oonhn~. ,n tUp ttg
slv hosptai
MAS. Rrntf 81. .,n,,ie.. ,a
home ON Isabel steet b, t.l.a.e
SophisfiLat> News
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08
Political
Observations
Is, ALFRED CASEY

THIS WEEK, WE deal with the
rivalry of leaders In the Demo-
cratic party. There is no doubt
that Senator Charles digs is the
outstanding leader in the ranks OF
the Negro Democrats because of
his position as senator and becai IL q
or the very valuable service he has
rendered 10 the entire community
as senator and political leader.
Under the Frank Murphy admin
istration Senator Dlggs. Attorney
Bledsoe and Joseph Craigen were
the unqueStloned political leaders
in their party. They delivered A.,
the patronage in state positions.
But since that time. new situation
has developed in the congressional
organization Of the party. Emmett
Cunningham leads the Negro In
the First Congressional district
and Andrew Smith In the Fit
teenth congressional district. Sen
ator Digs leads the organization
OF the Federated clubs of Michigan.
What do these leaders represent?
What policies and principles &C.
tnate their leadership?
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Ecorse News
u, WHO GASTON

10 NE lei' is me Rev Gr,r.,
a Stevenson pasin OF an Ron
Baptist 'hui,u Who Niii celebrate
me hifn annN'r,as Df his pasnf-
ate AZ this ,llnch Jane 6 through
June H.. He has been IN GA, nailis-
Try for twelve years An elaborate
program has been pfeparel Maly
pastors and churches vii paii s.
pate in ne anniversary celcbia-
lion including thr R.V. " ST.
Crane tho Row r. copeland 4,e
Rev G. G. Fn.fei. D. j. : VIE
liams The Roy r. d. Plaek e
Rev Nelson Pryor the Kov $ ~.
Iiankhead THO Re, warren fa,k
son also Arpinrt ncrbcft 4. i.a.
iey and Paul Holt.
TIE progress 81 rsnrse IS stll
featured h' buildings going a. taa
IMPROVEMENTS mad. on many ,l.
fercnt home. May ~ vas gaia
da,
Mas go Decoration DAY was hf
'uely observed D, fae efizrn- 81
Econc" Man, visited tio ela,e~
Of ihcif ipy'N ones ana Offices to. i
part In tee large parade nha3
was staged
Among Those who wrnt pr Ao
tlirs were ~ ai0 MIS- gi.a
Sanford MI ami Mrs CHARLES i.H
Mr aud Mrs Milo Castor Ass
no AIn'ria taSfon The aiirr
~ lienc. ana foia' ye- ia rhu
Nr ana MIS- llar9lnan aiso aaie
ifir ip iDe Windy civ
Foli'e activfies 10 t,oter
ih" v"ok end nsfo limited In
were only 4 i'w MINOR ti-e-
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Woodland Park
BY ROBERT NEAL

The Fast Baptist SUNDAY co"
was we'll attended and NIGEL, CO.'S
dncted last SUNDAY Plans WEI
made for the Childrcn's Day pro.
gram. to be held lune q The Lake
wood chorus of baldwin will fur
nish the music.
The pastor. the ROY. Wilton
Bnrkett preached a wonde-fil
sermon from Acts l.S ON Tho sub.
jet, The Gift OF Power Nr. aud
Mrs Wilson Of Chicaeo and NJ and
Mrs. Matthew billiard lr also o,
Chicago were visitors
General News
Mr. aud Mrs. W r. Harris ana
brother George Barlinger. all OF
Detroit. spent the Weekend with
Mrs A. Barrineer
Edward staten Of Detroit IS
spending couple % weeks with
hir mother Mrs G. Honrt
Mr.. and Mrs Williams Of Toledo.
Ohio. spent the weekend with hey
mother. Mrs A. Wilkerson
Mr. and Mrs Matthew billiard.
Jr.. Of Chicago spent the weekend
with MIR. billiards. parents Mr.. and
Mrs W. Dlliard. Sr
The grade school graduation ~
ercises and program WAS held last
Monday night az 730 Josephine
Tysor and Adalla Staten were
among the graduates
The tx months rally OF the First
Baptist church viii come 70 close
SUNDAY. June % with a proeran.
ana dinner ~ The church Alrs An
na l.. Seal is chairman 81 the dln-
nrr committee Everyone h. coz
daily invited Tile dinner VIII be
twenty five cents plate.
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Kalamazoo NelUs;
Nv Jslius {. Baker

Mrs Olvcr Harris and son. or.
rer. ir we're recent guests OF Mrs
nel'a Allen Of South Bend. lnd
Ms Allen is an aunt OF the latC
o'for Harris Of this city.
Natf WALKER. Maybelle Jackson
ZeNis iiayos. Betty Maxwell. Thel-
IA Davis Vivian Dungy. Bet,
Brown and Della Sue Gordon. VIII
arc members of the Ten KS attend
ea M breakfast dance held at tho
Rifor te pavilion in Battle Creek,
Nichizn an MAY 30.
w ana Mrs Chester Myers
Misses lhelma Davis. Zellie Hay
e Maiy Walker and Betty Brown
Efro cccnt guests OF Mr.. and
WIS Robert Davis and daughtes
Jaeq-eAne Of Lansing. Michigan.
Ms Richard Rivers OF Denver.
Colorado. VINO has been guest Of
her sister and niece. Mrs. George
Stafford and Mrs. Earl Mitchell for
me past two months. left last sat
urnai f"iurning TO Denver.
VITO the most popular girl IN
ha'ama1oo7 Have you voted for
Fo,s e1oWe? II not do so now. 4
confess 8 underway TO choose the
oAerr ~ tho local ACE league.
Tickets for the coronation are now
W $40 ~ ten cents each. which
eniiiifs me girl whose name sp-
pears on the ticket. 10 one hundred
v0'es Tho coronation is to be held
'h ii'lr "a AT the AME church.
fach contestant who raises her
iNe Ni'l be entitled to he dele
gao = iNe ACE league convention
- 20 Acld In the near future IN
Sael"a~ Mich Those who have on
le'ei IRE Marie Alexander, Zellie
liaN' Mary Walker and Betty
Nasatl
Mr. mud Mrs. Delbert Lucas we're
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
h'.'m and son Paul. last week
~. Irene Baker. who has been
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08

McLaurin preached the Communion
sermon AT pm.
Thursday. June s. at s pm. tho
pastor and congregation will at
Tend the annh ersary OF Mt. Zion
Baptist church, IN Ecorse. whore
Rev. Grain will preach.
The anniversary OF Fews Mem.
orlal church will he held during the
mira week in June. King Solomon
Harmony Five will appear at the
church on June rs
The CME district conference will
convene from June 10 to II.
The funeral OF Mrs. Julia Quinn
mother OF one OF the local business
men. Jefferson Quinn, was held
Saturday. June l. from Fews Mem
orial church al pm Rev. W. NJ
Grain OBLIGATED. McFall Brothers
had charge Of the funeral arrange
merits.
Union Baptist Church
The II am. service AZ Union
Baptist was enjoyed nv all who
attended. Rev. f.. c. Copeland. the
pastor, preached from Matt. 15:ls
The Senior choir rendered the mu-
sic. Many visitors were present.
The BYPU met ut 5:30 pm.
Bennie Caswell is church re-
porter.
Church oi God In Christ
The Sunday morning service was
inspiring. The pastor Rev. !. W
Gaudy. preached from Matt et.44
Many visitors were present.
The church plans soon to con.
duct a revival service and all arc
looking forward to IL.
Essie Whitehead is church re.
porter.
Triumph Baptist Chrch
Al the II am. service Sunday
Rev G W Simms delivered an In
spring sermon from Coloslans ..
II. One member was added 10 the
church.
At 1890 pm Rev Grain and his
congregation worshippcd at rri-
umph Baptist church. Rev. Crair
preached for the Pastors Aid.
Eunlce Hudson is church re-
pOiter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08
By r. T.. Harris
community Center Gi,es Luncheon

toInInunit, Center Gi,es Luncheon
Last Thursday AT / D. m. the
supervisory personnel of the South
wert Community center entertain
ed eighteen guests from various
places in the county and stare
Henry Harper was in charge. ana
was assisted by Miss Vera Dobsan
Joseph II y Evans. National
Chairman OF Negro affairs und T.
NNA. was also present and spoke
very briefly ON the New Deal pro
gram. Among other guests present
were A. f.. Center OF the city ret
rcation department. Miss Aden
Shelley OF the civ library: Melvin
Hart and Mrs. Maude Mack or the
Michigan Employment Division
AIRS. Betty +. Smith. supervisor Of
professional! recreation WPA dis
trict No 3 Miss Vivian Ruhle. dl-
rector OF the Girl Scouts OF Pom
tiac; Miss Lillian Solhcim. direr-
tor Tor sewing projects in Oakland
county; II = Moore. director OF
NNA for oakland county: Edward
swan. State supervisor OF NNA IN
Negroes: Mrs. Bertha Sanford.
family service department. of TIE
community chest: James Persons
Oakland county supervisor Of Adult
Education for district 40. 2 Nh.
Jcannett Blanchard supervisor o.
professional recreation WPA work.
crs In Royal Oak district. Howard
:. Conrad and Miss n. Cooper. sup
ervisiors Of all boys and girls work
projects for District No. 2.
The luncheon was under The
supervision OF Miss Vera Dobson.
Mrs Mary Belle Scott and Mrs.
Alice Reed The food was prepared
and served by the NyA cooking
class.
Alyester McGnirc Mrs Mcclure
aud Miss Eula Mibbs Of rhlcaS0
were houseguesfs OF Mrs :. f..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08

| ET rs REMEMBER that in poll
- tics. the great incentive 10 he
worker II the chance TO get Job
thar he will rally around loader
whom he believes will deliver for
him. The west side is MAINLY in
the 18th congressional district.
The Democratic leadcrsip is under
Confined on page rs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08

attending Tennessee A. & I. stat
college in Nashville. Tenn. return
cd home last Saturday 10 spend
her summer vacation with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Baker
and family.
Arnold Baker. who is director OF
the Bethlehem center of Nashville
Tenn. WAS a guest Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Baker az
family last Sunday Mr.. Baker left
later that day 10 attend meeting
in Cleveland. o.
Mrs. Clytie Johnson spent the
last week end in Chicago visiting
friends and relatives.
Mss. John Lewis Butler. 81 Of 226
John street. wife OF the Borgess.
hospital lanscape gardner died
AT Borgess. hospital late last Thurs
day night following heart at
tack
She was born in Allegan coun-
~. Dec. II. 1887 and has resided In
Kalamazoo most OF her lie. Sur
yiying Mrs. Butler are her husband
and son shirley ard second cou-
sin. Mrs John Lewis Services
were held last Monday afternoon
At the Allen Chapel AME church.
The Rev. walker T. Alexander Of
ficiated. Burial was in Riverside
cemetery.
Services were held lart Wednes-
day at the Patton Funeral home
for walter Washington. who died
last Monday. The Rev w T. Alex
ander offciated Burial was also In
Riverside.
Roy Wayne Powell and j. Carl
Baker spent Decoration Day in
South Bend. Ind. and Chicago. H..
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Conant Gardens


sunday "as an id'al dAy sun
mef Is practically hc'c now and
"''fYnody q pfcsarne taeir ear.
d.ns o. lawns
Visiting;
Mf ana Mi~ hafn left lost
SHnaay Tor ileir home in pli's-
pnfgh after spending q few ~, .
WIN MT ana Nrs Powell on Riaa-
'r avenue
The Rev and Mrs. ] G RAN. os
Elizabeth Tenn. ate visiting Il 80
HON" OF Mr. and Mrs Brown Sm u
81 hllneer s'tc'' Ms RAY s
ioimcrly Miss pieia Hoard su
= me sister "t Ms Br~-ie Smt
she Is i'acher n o0e of the pLh-
ia schools 30 Tennessee
Nj and Mrs NanRlpper of We,-
ford street spif fhc week. -o;.d in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-08
PORT HURON
Il, (lIFFoRp 1oHASoN

THe ReN > n ti~ukerson pastor
of SAiioa Bapiis auch preached
ar ne morning service last sun.
daF The scripture was read ~
th' Rev y y Akens. Communion
Was s'rTea
in ihc at'ernoon The Junior choir
az me church rendered musical
prog ain
NJ anl Nj Sear,y and dauKh-
fr and eni We've quests OF Mr.. and
NgS CHARLES Thompson ~ Moak
siftei. ia~ SUNDAY
La gaceta., 1940-11-22
DIvoHcfoe

Decretos: Helen Calvo contra
Edward Calvo; ]. NJ. jenkins
contra Mamie j. Jenkins; Ber-
nard F.. DeLong contra Luisa
De Long; Nettie Branch contra
William F. Branch; Peter w.
Nelson, jr., contra Anna F. Nell
son; Ethel F. Banks contra Per
cival M. Banks; Mary Pearsall
Standifer contra Chas. Stand
ifer.
Nuevas demandas: Nella Mae
burden contra Cecil p. burden; ;
Margaret Taylor contra Clyde
Taylor; Mandy Prock contra
Henry Prock; Irwin Ripple con-
ira Lorena Ripple; Secundino
|Bode contra Lilly Bode; Ethel
Bryant contra Rapard Bryant;
Edwin Bcehm contra Augusta
Wilton Boehm; Hortensia Gar
cia Sanchez contra Pablo Sam
chez; Esther Rodriguez contra
F. Rodriguez.
La gaceta., 1940-11-22
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RoDRIcUEZ)

La function de hoy en- ell
Tedtro del CircM0 CubanO
Esta noche sc efectuara la tan
anunciada function a beneficio
de la popular pareja de bales
internacionales Johnny Martf-
nez." I'm programa muy amend
Sc ha preparado.
Damos ell programa complete:
A las 8:15 Sc correra la cortina
y Sc reprisara ell bonito juguete
c6mico ia Casa de los Mia
gros." iI.;vrpretada por Chela
Martinez, Pillar Ramirez, Irene
Fernandez, Antonio Jimenez,
Mauricio Gutierrez y Arturo Pi
hero.
En- la segunda parte un gran
acto de variedades cen la simpa-
tica Ruth Perez; presentation
de los dificiles actos de los patti
ANS; bales pOr las
hermanitas Lul1 y Adelfa Pivi-
dial; romanzas por la aplaudida
La gaceta., 1940-11-22
PoR LA RADIO

He aqui los principales pro-
gramas para la noche de hoy:
100, Bob Trout, WDAE; sos,
Edwin Hill, WDAE; $50, Paul
Sullivan; Gas, Lowell Thomas,
VILLA, Y ell Mundo al Dia,
WDAE; 7:3O, VILLA, Fred
Warning; 7:15, adelante Florida,
WDAE; 1880, AL Pearce; 7:45,
VILLA, orquesta de Vicente Co
mez, 800, VILLA, concerto de
Lucille Manners, y Kate Smith,
WDAE; 8:45, congresista Pc
.terson, VILLA; 900, yo amo 81
misterio, VILLA, y Johnny Pre-
senta, WDAE; $50, Teatro de
TODD Ell Mundo, con Joan Craw-
ford, VILLA, y Kay Kyser,
10 100, alas del destino,
VILLA, y Robt. Ripple, WDAE
1000, orquesta de LeBaron,
VILLA, y Vuelta a Donde Sail,
WDAE; orquestas de bale y
noticias hasta la medianoche.
La gaceta., 1940-11-22

grade de simpatia pueden tener
con los no socioS.
En- la Undecima "Ncche de
Gala" tocaran tres populares or
.questas de la localidad.
va empezo la obra de alderman
los salones, ell Sr. Angelo Grecoh
Nos entregaron tambien una
lista ADDITIONAL de nombres, la
que publicaremos mahana.
Las variedades que presenta-
ran constan de los siguientes nj
meros: Bale Hula-Hula, Utter
bug y Magician. desempehados
por celebrates bailarineS.
La gaceta., 1940-11-22

tiple Sra. Isabel Marquet; rum
ba por la archisimpatica nina
Martica Martinez, hija de los be
neficiadcs; romanza por la So
prano Sra. Norma Russo; can
clones por ell joven Willie Mike,
"estrella" de la Corte Supreme
del Arte de la Habana, Cuba, a.
companado por ell Sr. Joaquin
Barcena; Ell trovador Rey; Ali
cia Louro; Nuevas danzas por
los beneficiados Militia y johnny
Lillis Blanchard Y Bennie Ri
chards, en- baile de Adagio; un
grandioso acto de acrobacia por
Bootsie la Fe, Robert Woodland,
Lillis blanchard, Joe Dibona,
Bebe Fernandez y Weldon Fan
Y la pareja Joe Jordan.
La sinfonia estara a cargo de
la orqwesta dirigida per Ell pro-
fesor Aristides Santirzo.
Dadas las simpatias de esta
parejita, no dudamos en- pronos-
ticarle un exito complete.
La gaceta., 1940-11-22

pr6ximas fieStas que eSa Sec
ci6n celebrara en- 10 que queda
de ano.
La primera de elias sera el
traditional bale de Christmas,
que tendra efecto Ell dfa % de
Diciembre, en- TODD ell edificio.
Las orquestas Don Francis =
co" y la Tropical" seran las
encargadas de amenizarlo.
Los precios de entrada Sc han
senalado EN- 25c para las Damas
y 75c para los Caballeros.
La segunda y Ultima fiesta
del ano sera ell Baile del dia 81
Y para recibir ell Ano Nuevo.
Principiara a las Ill 900 de "a
noche y continuara hasta las 5
de la mahana.
Sin reparar en- gaStoS los chi
cos de esta Secci6n han tenido a
bien ell contratar los servicios de
la orquesta de color lack White,
conjunto que TOGO Ell ano pasado.
Para los amantes de las pie
zas cubanas y espanolas ia Tro
pical."
La gaceta., 1940-11-22
WATSON PIDE LA U
CHA DE LOS A~SISTENTES

Tallahassee, Nov. 22.-Et
nuevo abogado general J. Tom
Watson, que tomara possession el
dia 7 de enero, ha pedido la re-
nuncia de los actuales asisten-
ties. M actitud, declare Wat
son, en- ningdh modo debe inter-
~pretarse como un reflejo en- con
ira de la capacidad de las persO-
mas que actualmente desempe-
nan esos puestos''.
Los actuales asistentes son
II. E. Carter, Roy Campbell, Ma
than Cockrell, John L. Graham,
William Fiber, jr., J. Compton
French, Lawrence A Truett, 7.
A. Norwood Y M. c. Mcintosh.
La gaceta., 1940-11-22
Ell "A JENKINS DE-
FENDERA HOY SU CORONA

New York, Nov. 22.-En la
Madison Square Garden, hoy
viernes, Ell tejano Lew Jenkins,
campe6n de las 1876 libras de-
fendera su corona frente a Pete
LellO, de Gary, Indiana.
10 dos pGgiles Sc aborrecen y
Lello asegura que Jenkins per-
dera la corona, por cuanto 81 le
derrot6 va en- otra OCCASION.
Mike JacuDs espera una con-
currencia de Is, 900, con I'm rem
dimiento monetario entire 80 Y
IS mil pesos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-22
CapttuIo de enfermos

En- la presente semana cuenta
la Sociedad Circulo Cubano con
los siguientes enfermoS: Ernes-
tina Torres, Isabel Rodriguez,
Rosa Gonzalez, Ana P. Macias,
Perseverance, 0rihuela, Catali-
ma Rodriguez, Lidia Vallejo, Els
peranza G. Garcia, Carmela vi
carl, Estrella V. Cuervo, y Mer-
cedes de la Parte.
Bernardo RGa, Jose NJ. Bar
cena, Antonio Acebo Cora, Ar
mando Rodriguez, Ramon Atrial
Carlos Flores Ginesta, Jose NJ.
Rodriguez y Rufino Waldo.
DeseamOs a estos ~pacientes un
pronto y total restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1940-11-22
AtentG i~nVitOrt6n

La recibimos firmada por la
|Srta. Mercedes Fernandez y
Rail Nogueira, presidentes res
pectivos de las Secciones de Da-
mas y Recreo de la estimada So
|ciedad Circulo Cubano, para que
asistamos al "enchilado" de jail
has que celebraran ell entrante
domingo.
La "comelata'' tendra lugar
en- Ia finca de recreo de nuestro
comisionado Sr. Nick Nuccio.
Para la misma han sido invita-
dos miembros de la DIRECTIVE y
simpatizadores de las referidas
Secciones.
I'm dia pleno de gOzo y CANA
raderia.
La gaceta., 1940-11-22

S~egismundo Carlisi, 80, Y Vic
leta Comellas, 25; Wallace Nc
Roy, %, Y Marion Perkins, 10;
Robert Evans, 10. y Sa-
ra Lena Gunter, II; Charles
Price Daulton, AZ, Y Dorothy
May Krause, 8.
La gaceta., 1940-11-22
WILKIE ALMORZ0 CON
HAMILTON HOLT

Miami, Nov. 22.-Ayer en-
Hobe Sound, ell DR.. Hamilton
Holt, presidente del Colegio de
Rollins, almorz6 con Wendell
Wilkie, el candidate darrotado
en- las pasadas elecciOnes. Holt
apoy6 la candidatura de Wilkie
en- los comicios de noviembre.
La gaceta., 1940-11-22
CANARIOS

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de un aho $500,
Y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $1.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 2202
de la Gale IL.
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La fiesta de mG6daG
en- ell AsturIdno

et ASt3tTTdnO
En- columna aparte publica-
mos aver los nombres de las dis
tinguidas personas que habian
separsdo mesas para la colossal
fiesta que manana sabado efec-
tuara la Sociedad Centre Astu-
riano, con Ell nombre de "Noche
de Gala"
Anoche estuvimos hablando
con los caballerosos Sres. Ma
nuel Alfonso y Manuel Ross, pre-
sidente y vicepresidente respec-
tivamente de la Secci6n de Inte-
reses de la referida Sociedad, y
sc mostraban muy optimistas en-
cuanto al resultado de la fiesta.
Estiman muy dficil ell predecir
ell resultado de las elecciones de
Reina. Tendran derecho al voto
todas apuellas personals, aunque
no sean socios, que abonen su en-
trada. Entire los asociados gozan
de grandes simpatias las tres as
pirantes, pero no sabemos que
La gaceta., 1940-11-22

DEL PUERTO

No arrib6 aver ningdn vapor.
Partieron cuatro barcos de ban
dera americana, Marjorie, Colo
Beatrice Y Hartwelson,
La gaceta., 1940-11-22
Pr6rimds fiestGs
del CtrcldO CubdnO

Nos anuncia Ell presidente de
la Secci6n de Recreo del Circulo
Cubano, Sr. Raul NOgueira, las
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-21
tobacco ACT
Amendments
Pass House

Washington. May 2l.-(At)-ii' '
,,l,accu amendments - th> N:t-N @tl'
t,nbodviug the views OF tobacco i3r-
'nerS approved by the agriculture oe-
nartmeut. and agreed IL by members
Of the house from the tubac>" grow
inc districts. passed the holi>e Mon
day.
The bill. introduced by Represent.
t3tive Cooley. c. NUrttl taE0I!N>. ,"'o
reported by him from thy comN!tlee
On agriculture. was OF the consent
calendar. but had not been mere
long enough 10 make Il eAsioLe ioE
consideration. Sensing the situation.
Representative Lindsay Warren
Democrat North Carol.n4. asked UNI
aui,nouS consent 10Y Immediate con-
sideration OF the bill. Is Mr.. Cooley
had not retained from the state.
Minority Leader Martin ana other
Republicans at once objected. oUt
were persuaded by WARREN Nerr ana
Burch OF Virginia II withdraw thefi
objection.
Senate action IS expected promptly
on the tobacco amendments. II WAS
explained that had the amendments
been passed Monday consideration
would not have been possible UhtIl
early next month. and this would
have deferred action until near tie
time for adjournment. WHich mas
been tentatively agreed upon pE me
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-21

your reporters attention has been
surprisingly heavy but one mans
guess is almost as good as another's
when it comes to figuring the total
vote-much less how il will be diVid-
ed.
In most of the counties there will
be no maiorities, only pluralities for
the several leaders, and with the bal
ance of the vote split from two TO
five ways there can be no reason
able certainty about anybodys share
of the grand total.
II the total poll goes to 100000,
as it probably will not, the leader,
whether it be Broughton, Maxwell
or dark horse will likely have nc
more than $4,000 al the very out
side, with The second place man not
more than 5000 back Of that.
Tomorrow, attention will be given
the Fifth, Sixth. Seventh and Eighth
Districts.