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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

S33 .5O-FAIRLEE, 1921 KENYON NV
] large room. grill tile bath. refs. 1st
floor front MI 4466
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

BEDROOM Acme Presents'-3-Pc. Bed
room. S2S 90 Look Here. Friends" When
You See This Suite, You'll Say. How IN
the World Does ACME Do It?" Seeing
Is Believing See the Solid Maple orc.
Dnette With Comfy" Arms See the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

5112 CONN. AVE- BEDROOMS, LIVING
room dinette kitchen. bath and porch
eentiies; $50. Woodley 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

BEDROOM SUITE, walnut 5 pieces $50;
living suite $50 chest of drawers, SIS;
table. SIS; mirrors, pictures. Lorraine Stu
dos, $500 Conn. ave, Apt. 81. WO. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

FURNITURE BARGAINS-Fine quality fac
Tory floor samples at great savings for cash.
Etahler'S 6o5 ST NV Open till 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

DOWNTOWN-2 RMS. RECEIPT. HALL
bath, $40 Large elevator BLDG; 24-hr.
elev serv PLAZA. 22l0 Penna. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

GROOM FURNISHED APT. NEAR 18th
and F NV, or will sell all new furniture
cheap with lease OF apt. optional Box
104-S. Star los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

BEDROOM, 6-pc., excellent condition, for
GAG Ipouire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

LUMBER, ex4s: oak, and poplar sheath
4so7 Bethesds .v snSt sethesds Nd
NORGE, in fine condition. like, new: sac
rifce for S27. Phone District 1888.
PIANo-Used steinway grand in, very
s s1Sd o9 $685. oo 1e as eas oSs .r sn
MA. 3223. Jordan,s, 18th and g SITS.
PIANo-slishtly used. latest model Ma
thHshek sHlnet u W.rT practically new con
1880. Kits, 1880 @ St
PIANO Used plain case Gulbransen up
right III good condition. S95. Ideal for a
practice instrument Terms. Ma. 1928.
Jordan's, corner 18th and G SITS.
PIANOS lishtly used. late model Wur-
S179 also several other values in used
grands. very easy terms; new guarantee
MA. 1880. kits 1880 G st. middle Of
the block. between 18th and 14th stsD.
eonsoIette type spinet' ss s25o' mahoa sn
case, 1905; Baldwin Acrosonic spinet. S2S5;
both slightly used, but look like new; easy
terms; MA. 1928. Jordans, corner 18th
grand, mahogany. per
Tor cash schafter as IrS aTlsin n.e cheap
PIANO, baby grand, new. condition; ma:
h nSya buffet ,- large mahosany dropleaf
Chlckering spinet, regularly S525, now re-
1888. Jordan's. corner 18th and 6 SITS wa
PIANo-Latest model Knabe spinet very
slightly used, now for sale at . substan-
tial saving over the new price. very
popular conventional style Easy terms
MA. 4730. kits, 1880 6 st.
PIANo-slightly used, full keyboard Co.
lonial style spinet. only very slightly used,
Sos; regularly $3.50; very easy terms.
MA. 1928. Jordan's, corner 18th and G
SITS.
P!ANo-slightly used small apartment
size spinet. in good condition: .S95. Very
easy terms. MA. 473o. kits, 1880 G
st.
PIANO-Slishtly used; latest model
Huntington spinet, like new, S165: also
other used spnets from sos up. Pianos
for rent. 81 monthly: very easy terms
The Piano Shop 1015 It'll st. NV. Re-
public 1890.
PIANO-Used Steinway upright in good
playing condition, 500: also good selection
of other used uprights at SO. SIS, $50
and up. Pianos for rent. So monthly and
up Republic | 500. The Piano Shop 1918
9TH st. NV OPEN EVENINGS
beautiful full IS note Louis XIV style
instrument used less than six months
now for sale at less than one-haf the
regular new price. very unusual
value. Easy terms. Ma. 4730. kits,
1870 G street.
PIANOC-Do yoI kpou int in,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

GENTLEMAN. YOUNG, WANTED TO
share quiet. modern downtown apt. with
another. Republic POSI-, Ext AIS.
>, OR RM. APT; Is MIN. DOWN.
town, of Georgia ave, 905 Webster st.
NV Randolph $500
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e13s ST. NV ATTRACTIVE RMS,
kitch.. tile bath with shower: yard;
refs; S47.5O IT,
1928 G. ST Sc" ROOMS, KIT;
lights. gas and heat; entire End floor;
S35. 90 per mo. IL
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1889 NEWTON ST NV BEDROOM
apt. completely furnished for housekeep-
ing See 1anltor or phone Adams $3.50
61s ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID NV
> rooms, kitchen. bath. completely furn.:
OIL heat. light. gas, phone, porch: avail
able Immediately Ios
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACQUISITION, late model, air-bone con-
duction: used only . wks.; reas. Adams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

BICYCLES, new and reconditioned; trade
ms accepted We repair, call, denver. open
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Coroner S jury
Clears Moore
Exonerated OF
Garner Staying

charles Moore. 10. OF So La
Vernon Highway accused OF stab
bling Otis Garner, rs. OF $40 Illi-
nois to death during a frce-for-all
fight Dec. 20. Was exoncraicd by a
coroner's jury last Friday before
Or Albcrt Hughes.
Garner. who WAS stabbed in the
back died Jan > in Receiving hos
pital
The fight. according ct witness
cs. had started in nearby house
on brewster where all had attend
ed party. Some one. according 10
testimony. stepped on Moore S
shoes. and when he ard his bro
thor, George, - left, they were
followed by some OF the boys
In statement made before his
death. Garner accused Charles
Moore OF stabbing him during the
free-for-all fight in the middle OF
Brewster, between Hastings and 81.
Antoine.
The jury returned verdict in
which they said Garner died las
result Of stab wounds by person or
persons unknown and We hereby
exoneratc Charles Moore from any
responsibility for tho death Of otis
Garner"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Present Keys Of Presbyterian
Church To Congregation Sunday

The ceremonies at ST John Pres
byterian church, Sunday afternoon,
in connection with the occupancy
OF the new church home at e90l
Clinton were very impressive The
living charter members OF the
church occupied seats facing the
audlen >. The building WAS for
mally presented to the congreea-
ton by the Rev. Paul a. Buchholz.
d. d.. secretary OF the Church FIX
tersion board OF the Detroit Pres
bytery. Attorney J. Nelson Pyle.
member OF the Church Extension
board. presented the keys Of the
church on a gold chain and ring,
10 G. l.. Henderson, chairman 81
the Board Of Trustees of ST. Johns
church. who accepted them With an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Rent-Payers
Conference
Slated For
Ebenezer AME

Ehcue ANr church az Willis
aud lfu So streets, viii be host 10
the United 1enauts association,
sunday. lau IS. at $3.50 pm A.
the orcauIzaton' first annual
rcnt-ps,cr. conference. Mrs CAR
rie Swic'as. mistress Of ceremonies.
has planned very enjoyable cvc-
ming for all Who attend
The guest speakers II is an
nouncod will be Mayor Edward ].
.Ieffries Councilman John + HAM
iltor and the Rev. George " Bah
err. pastor OF the church.
The sponsors Of this Youthful or
ganization arc attempting TO pro-
vide the tenants Of this city with
a central clearing house and state
that they are forming q united
front against rent profitcer. corrupt
real estate BROKERS & stooce care
takers With six victories accrcd-
itcd 10 their organization. The cx-
erutiye- express confidence thW
victory is inevitable throushoui
the city whore exorhitant rents
prevail
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27

We tfga as made in q tele-
saoa- ~ colonial iheater
WHERE ISL Sad his orchestra
slel ~ lrnt u one week.
y 81 opening right
TN ile wire demand
"a lasf q. money from Wal
brand im that il he told
polls hc Killed The or
0''i.a ta that he did not
iNo.eIye oiee
h't We threat. the genial
Wales YHmaiey told police and
f-.loe l WN'c wcrc assigned the
40 O. Wo'f'lg him from danger.
~ eflti.tss uiri waller every
lay az 't >oeNood hotel, whore he
i'ea alrrs ile engagement here.
aalfomN NtA him until he was
'aouss Vlt s daily work.
Wael q4oncd waller refus-
glQtoNae' on the threat, neith-
81 aeMH. H Affirming II.
Na'r threatened several
wears s Philadelphia in the
''Reungg h1 thc man was lat
% arrested sentenced TO Jail
faIc 4 Whiic admitted they
,aa moan e'h Waller last week.
NV 'st W dni not know any
ihrs A. tfa threat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27

appropriate response.
The choir rendered special music.
with Walter Coying,on as soloist.
Mrs. Maxwell sang the oblgato So
10 with the choir.
There Will also be special fea-
lures at the church for the rext
three Sundays. The II an SER
vice on Jan. 2S. Hill be in charge
OF the young people, with Mrs. Err
nestiue Posilcs as guest speaker.
The Junior choir OF Tabernacle
Baptist church will sing. At $3.50
y m there will be symposium by
visiting ministers Of the city with
Rev. T.. VI kaiglcr. Of the church
Of our Father. presiding. His choir
viii sing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Flint Lodging House
Flame Victim Better
In Hurley Hospital

FLINT - Eugene Whitaker. 90,
was recovering this week from
second-degree burns OF the head
and neck Monday in lodging house
at 1920 Michigan. whitaker was a
lodger at the house aud the fire
started in his room Whitaker Is
in Hurley hospital
Whitaker collapsed liz second
floor hall after fleeing from
room Tic VAS found unconscious
nv 'wo drcmen and carried from the
smokc-filled house.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Petitions Forwarded
10 Senator's, Urging
Lynch Bill Support

'-e '4,t canipaign committee
Y 'ae belwii International Labor
os'else. % hei efforts TO help
.,lir lae passagc Of the pending
''N-L'ncang BIN in the L, $.
fas' announce that they will
FAs'i meeting Friday night.
.'1uaii -6a' S O'Clock al the COM
..a' house 90 Plymouth Con-
s's"'Nn7l church Garfield and
"s'p'n Petitions will he distrl-
.y' 70 iaFor Of the measure and
4" ''n '1olsand signatures arc
e. ,.'ea Will send them TO Senators
'''e's' Brown aud Arthur Van
'uoe's fequc-iing that they vote
" .''o' of The Anti-Lynching Bill.
n '.e committee, of which Harold
''''..' Is chairman. states that
r.., "onsand signatures have al
~ heen obtained.
IN. .s public is invited to attend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
James Cobb Disposes
OF Gasoline Station

James =. Cobb. proprietor OF
Cobb's Friendly Service station
issues the following statement:
Dear Customers and Friends:
Because Of III health. ! have re-
linquished my connections with
Cobb's Friendly Service station
y ,. located at the corner OF 81.
Antoine and Elizabeth streets. e.
fectivc on jan. Is; and I will de-
vote all my attention to Cobb's
Friendly Service Sation No. / To-
Gated al the corner OF Chene and
Maple street. Thanks for your
fine cooperation
(SigneO
James +. Cobb
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Officials Reelected
AT Annual Dinner Of
Lucy Thurman WV

All officers and chairmen were
reelected at the annual election OF
Lucy Thurman YWCA. held last
Thursday prior to the annual mcm-
bcrshlp dinner.
The annual membership dinner
was held in the large gymnasium,
and DR.. Clarence Hill Frank exc
cutive secretary OF the Detroit
Council OF churches. was The prin-
cipal speaker pr Frank told Of
the requisites for good citizenship.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Caretaker Held For
Assault On Tenant

Edward Shaw. 81, OF eos East
Congress. was arrested Tuesday and
held for investigation OF felonius
assault. Police said Shaw, a care
taker at the Congress address. had
stabbed Jack Nolan, a tenant in the
dwelling.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Orchestra Leader Threatened In
Telephone Call During Stay Here

The fe 81 William Eats Waller noted pianist and
orchestra loader. threatened during his theatre en-
sagemeri j. Detroit last week
Wailcg who left Detroit Sunday night with his
eheStra. i5r engagement in Milwaukee Was guarded
during his aA here by Detective-Sergts William Fuller
and Eina hite. Of the Special Investigation Squad.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27

Mr. President and Friends az the
Detroit Council of Churches
In the time given me wish
TO look at Detroit aud some Of the
needs ard resources with which the
Council Of Churches may deal.
Many OF these ave c'assed a.. I'M
nnsiblcs, but they ave none the
less real
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27

Attorney iicfN'il i. 'lAl'N Hi'V
petition on behalf ct WILLIAM =.
Losar father OF Nol.sou, asking
that bis daughter Miss lavada l-n-
sam e5s Nedbury, he appointed
guardian q. the cHld
According 20 MI Dudley, Tie
child has been living with Miss Lo-
gan since May 1852 The mother
died NOV Is. la9, in Herman k'cfcs
hospital.
Attorney Aion7o Poti.ford repre-
scrtins Mr. and Mrs Daniel FOLSOM.
ESQ Frederick. maternal sranlpar-
cnt.. petiiiorcd for the appointment
OF Mrs FOLSOM as guardian
After questioning Mrs FOLSOM ond
listening to arguments by both
lawyers. Judge Thomas ". Murphy
named tho Rev William H. Peck.
pastor OF Bethel ANE church guar
diam This was agsrecable 90 both
sides
III Roy. Peck qualities said
Judge Murphy "he can make an iu-
vestigaiion and then determine
whether the child shall stay with
Miss Logan. or. 30 70 BE MATERIAL
grandparents"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27

The finances Of religious organi-
zations. like the poor. are always
with us Too few men and women
are willing 20 give themselves 10 the
hard work required to make
churches and Christian work eficc-
tive In appreciation of vice Presi-
don't 3 n Sarvers LOYALTY and
Continued on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Pastor Sees Doom OF Negro Press
i Dickstein Bill Passes Congress

sa Los ANGELES ANP)- THE Negro press is DOOM
s, congress passes the Dcksten BILL Such is the pre-
Ms made by the Rev. Owen A. Troy, pastor of the sun
MS week " ~
us bll Rev. Troy declared, sis of the most IN
mat to come before congress in that is dsgus-
Ana protective for racial and religious groups
pee therefore, likely to gain the support of unwary
The loving and tolerant congressman and senator's
BIO, lutlon II passed. will dec -----------
ott ntlmao1 mara
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Nabbed For Nabbing
Checks In The Mail

Larry Lewis. &c OF sOOe Rivard,
aud John McCray. "a. Of 200 East
Hancock. was arrested Saturday by
Federal agents and held on charge
OF taking checks from the mail.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Central Figure
In Sweet Case
OF Is Years Ago
Burial Held
From Digs
Funeral Church

Impressive funeral services for
Attorney Henry IS. sweet e905 Car
land we're held Tuesday afternoon
from DIGS Funeral home, 69s
Mack. Burial was 10 Detroit Me-
mortal Park cemetery
Attorney Sweet died last Friday
IN Herman Kiefer hospital whore
for the past six months he had
been tuberculosis patient
Resolutions Read
The culoey was read by the Rev
William H. Peck. pastor Of Bethel
AME church Attorney Francis VI.
Dent. read resolution from The
Wolverine bar association AtlOr-
ncy Robert J.. Evans, secrctary OF
the Detroit branch OF the NAACP.
read a resolution from that orsa-
nilatiou. and Attorney Julian ".
Perry read one rom Kappa Alpha
PSI fraternity. Carlton " Gaires.
president OF the Booker r Wash.
ington Trade association. read a
resolution from his group
There were two solos hy Miss
Reatricc Allen. duet BY Misses
Minnie Boyd and Margie Brysou.
and choir under s A. Ratliffc
Miss Carrie " Hooker was accom-
panist
The pail bearers we're Attorneys
Francis ". Dent. Benjamin smith,
lierbert l.. Dudley. Willis NJ
Graves. DR.. J A. Graham. who. as
president Of the Wilbcrforcc Alum
nj association. read the obituary,
and carl VI. Jackson and r l.. O. -
Sicler.
Central Figure
Henry sweet was the central
heure ia one OF the most celebrated
eases in the criminal history OF De-
iroit when he was acquitted in
1926 OF murder charge IN ing
racial disturbance
In addition to Attorney sweet
his brothers Or. Ossian III sweet
and otis q sweet. Mrs Ossian H.
Sweet. and seven others were az
rested aud tried on charges OF CON
spiracy 10 murder Leon T.. Brcincr.
white. Tho trial resulted in a dis
agreement Later Henry sweet was
tried alore and acquitted, and on
this. charges against the others
were dropped
Defended BY barrow
Sweet was defended by the late
Clarence Darow. Of Chicago: Gar
field Hays. OF New York. Thomas
Chawkc. ard Julian W Perry. OF
Detroit Frank Murphy. then Re-
cordcrs court judge aud now as
sociatc justice OF the United States
supreme Court. heard the trial.
Robert NJ. Toms now Circuit Court
Judge. was prosecutor
The purchase Of dwelling at
zoos Garland by Dr. Ossian II.
Sweet. led To tie shooting on the
Continued ON page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
False Pretense

Clarence Jennings ~ ~ Cf
k.lg WAS Hieei ir jail Saturday
on % charge or obtaining money un-
der false preiense The amount yes
SfS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Secretary OF The Detroit Council OF
Churches Makes Plea For Unity

Dr. Clarence Hill Frank. executive secretary Of the
Detroit Council Of Churches recently made his first an
nua report few excerpts from the report are as fol-
lows:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Senator Charles Diggs Named L
$4,000 Damage Lawsuit File
Funeral Rites For Henry Sweet Held
HOLD SHIELDS
AND BEARD ON
MORAL COUNT

William e Beard. A.. Of 40 King
and George shields, white. -. OF
1926 Melrose. we're held under
5000 bond each at their cxamina-
tion Wednesday before Recorder
Judge John = Scallcn. Both men
furnished bail
The men were held under gross
indecency charge which Is alleged
10 have occurred last May This is
ono &C the cases which figured in the
uSpcGsion Of Robert J. Perotto as
an assistant prosecutor, last Thurs
day. pcrctto was charged by the
one man grand jury with having
bccn paid $50 to refuse warrants
Tor the two men.
New Warrants issued
Now warrants we're issued by
Prosecutor Duncan G. McCrea
Thursday and Beard and Shields
were arrested Thursday night Both
pleaded not guilty when arraisncd
before Judge Scallon Friday.
lltard ara. Shields we've s;ed
las Alas w. Ia, oinan tal,s Mo-
tou. OF Bcthuue station The ease
was handled By Wilfrcd Broulllet
and Byron r. Parrish. suspended
Bethunc Station detectives who fled
the city rather than testify in the
Robinson case In statements last
Tuesday. Parrish and Brouiliet told
OF the alleged nix in tho ease.
Bled>oc'> Statement
In a statement Wednesday after
the examination. Harold 4. Blcdsoc.
counsel for Beard. said
William Beard became involved
in this matter as he was proceed
ing north on Brush street in his
automobile at. or near the inter-
section OF Smith, in The CT, OF De-
trolt.
lie thought he had struck
Shields, who twas intoxicated. with
his automoblc Upon stopping his
car aud going back to iind ont IL he
had struck Shields. he was asked
hy Shields II he would take him
home. lie asked Shields whore he
lived ard was Informed that he
lived on Mclrosc and clay
Took shields Home
Beard was SO glad tla he
hadn't hit Shields that he frlt he
would satisfy q certain sense OF
gratitude within himself and assist
Shields IN getting home since . Was
not very far out OF his Way lie I
drove Shields 10 Mclroso and Clay I
ard stopped in front OF Shields
home and insisted that Shields set
out OF the gar
Instead OF getting out OF the car
Shields suggested that Beard drive
Continued on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Grand Parents In Court Fight Eor
Son OF Man Killed In Auto Crash

Echoes OF an automobile accident .tie.oNer month
ago which snuffed out the lite 81 Mo4i>an gar, 80. of
253 Medbury. heard i Probate caur Iie-daN when
petitions ted by attorneys for anp0intve, 81 Guar
dian Of Logan toAr-ycar-old SON. Norman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27

llro, '"'u'lon. " passed. will dee
In, , .', freedom Of the press, Rev.
p0'n'ed out, by making un- !
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
Sc ESTA
LA OLA FRA
Danos a los vegetables

Laola fra que dejara SEN
tir todasu fuerza entire aver y
ell sabado, comennz6 hoy a re-
retirarse, segun ell metere6lo-
go Talbot, luego de ocasionar
grandes danos a las siembras
de vegetables. Hasta mediados
de semana la temperature no
volvera a su estado normal.
En- la manana del sabado
baj6 ell mercurio a 81 grades y
aver domingo fluctu6, en- toda
la peninsula, desde SO grades
a "a. Aparentemente la cose-
cha de naranjas y toronjas ha
sufrido muy pocos dahos, Las
fresas fueron protegidas en-
muchos lugares y pudieron ser
salvadas. La cosecha principal
Sc ha salvado, pero la peque-
ma cosecha de enero, la de me-
jores precios, puede darse por
lperdida.
Hoy fu6 de AS grades la
temperature minima y aver la
maXima de 65.
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
ACUERDO DEL C0NSEJO
DE LA FEDE-
RACION AMERICANA
En- contra de los ErplOtddores
D "RGqaeteros"

New Orleans, Nov. l8.-El
Console Executive de la Fedora
ci6n Americana del Trabajo Sc
reunira hoy en- esta ciudad y re-
comendara a las uniones man
tengan fuera de elias a los explo
radores y "raqueteros''.
All mismo tempo Sc recuerda
a las uniones que ell Executive
no tiene autoridad para linn
piarlas y que elias, en- beneficio
de sus legitimos i%ntereses, de-
ben verificar esa limpieza mo
ralizante.
La Federation, a dnerencia
de Lewis, apoya Ell programa
del presidente Roosevelt en-
cuanto a trabajo, contribucio-
mes y defensa nacional secun-
da Ell programa del presidente
Roosevelt en- la politica de Buen
Vecino; renueva la demanda de
boycott contra los productos Ja-
poneses; demanda seguridades
sobre que ell programa de deftn-
sa no servira de trampolin a una
dictadura pide el exacto cumpli
miento de la ley de horas y jor-
males; mira con horror los inten
ties del Eje Roma-Berlin para
crear un "nuevo orden' en- Eu-
ropa demanda mejores pensio-
mes para los viejos y expansion
de la ley de seguridad sociai ;
coloca sobre 81 CIO la response
bilidad por Ia division que ac-
tualmente existe en- las coleeti-
vidades obreras.
John L, Lewis atae6 aver en-
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
Ell CUERPo
DEL JOVEN CoE

La semana pasada, ell jue
YES, sc encontr6 ell cuerpo del
joven Jimmy Blackburn, aho-
gado en- ell mar, y ell sabado Sc
halo, cerca de B6ishop Har-
Dor, ell cadaver de 81 compa-
nero, Harry B. Coe.
Sc hizo la identification de
Coe por medic deefectos per-
sonales y la licencia para ma
nejar autom6vil.
Los dos j6venes salieron de
Tampa ell sabado 8, en- un pc
queho bote de vela, y mas tar
de Sc encontr6 la embarcaci6n
conel mastil roto.
lie sobreviven su hermana,
Sra. Marian Coe, y dos hernia
mas, Sras. George II. Town =
send, de Tennessee, y Sra. 10
lie NJ. Maynard, de Lakeland.
La gaceta., 1940-11-18
La aviacii6n nazi esta atacando a Southampton
Serrano Suner conferencio hoy con Hitler, Ciano
Won RibbentrOp.

Londres, Nov. 1S.-La arti-
llerla nazi bombardeaba hoy
desde la costa francesa y los
cazas ingleses pasaron ell ca
nal, atacando los canones del
enemigos.
Centenares de aviones ma
zis interviewer en- ell bombar-
dec de una ciudad inglesa,
que Sc dice es Southampto. La
Radio alemana anuncia que
la base naval de southampton
esta siendo violetamente alta
cada por sus aparatos de bonn
bardeo, custodiados por ca
,zas.
Los trabajos de dinamitar
paroles y escombros, en- Co
ventry, Sc continuan realizan-
do por los soldados ingleses.
Los servicios de gas y electri-
cidad no han podido ser rea-
nuados. Londres lamenta que
haya sido hundido ell vapor
que traia para Inglaterra una
copia del "Gran DICTATOR, la
nueva pelicula de Charles
Chaplin.
Otras dos copias mas han
sido mandadas, seg1n las 1lti-
mas noticias de New York.
BESIDE Berlin comunican
que Serrano Suner, ell ministro
de Estado espanol, ~conferen :
clio hoy con Hitler, Won Rib
bentrop y ell conde Ciano, mi
nistro de Estado de Italia. An
ties de conferenciar con ell Fue
hrer, Serrano converse largo
ratio con Ciano y Won Ribben-
trop.
Los peri6dicos dicen que A
lemania p~resiona de nuevo a
Espana para obtener ell paso
de sus tropas en- direction de
Gibraltar. Inglaterra ha von-