davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
NO AVER SU
TRISTEZA BL PUEBLO RU-
MANO
Hdbldse de I'm NueUO PdctO
entire AlemdniG D Russia

Bucarest, agosto 31.-Com1
resultado de la inmposici6n de
los gobiernos de Roma y Berlin,
llamada "arbitraje" por Won
Ribbentrop y tambien por el rey
Carol, Rumania debera ceder la
mitad de la provincial de Tran
syWania a Hungria.
A pesar de csc arreglo, CEN
tenares de miles de rumanos
quedaran bajo la autOridad him
CARA y muchos hGngaros CONT
nuaran siendo dominates por
Rumania. I'm consejo de minis
.tros Sc efectu6 en- horas de Ia
madrugada. FL pueblo no ocu.ta
su t~risteza por Ell nuevo despoJo.
Asegdrase que Berlin y Moscu
han llegado a un nuevo acuerdo
en- cuanto a los Balkanes y ell
.Cercano Oriente. La preston so
bre Rumania sc hizo por Hitler
y Mussolini, de una parte, y por
Stain de la otra. Cuerpos de de-
fensa Sc estan organizando en-
Pennsylvania por los rumanos
descontentos. Una circular, fir
mazda por Juliu MANU-, acusa de
traidores a los que han cedido Ia
Pennsylvania. Como protesta
las campanas de las iglesias, en-
esa provincial, toca a arrebato
desde aver. La amenaza que Sc
habia hecho a Rumania era de
una invasion por Hungria, apo
yada por Berlin y Roma, y otra
por Ell Soviet desde el este.
Manu- lego demasiado tarde
al palacio real para particular
en- el debate sobre la entrega de
csc territorio.
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
MUJER ACUSADA DE ASE-
SINATO

New York, agosto 31.-Bajo
la acusaci6n de haber estado en-
.lelaci6n con una partida de ase-
.sinos, la Sra. Rose Pantiel, de
40 amos, una viuda, sc encuen .
ira recluida en- la carcel dc rroo
.klyn. Henry Swift, un detective
de Brooklyn, la acusa de actuar
en- concerto con varios hombres
en- el asesinato de Rubin Shapi-
70. un pistolero, miembro de
una banda rival. FL cuerpo de
Shapiro, acribillado a balazns,
Sc encontr6. en- un solar yermo,
q / de septiembre de 1886. Ia
Sra. Pantiel hizo que Rubin Ia
ylsitara y despues le 'lev6 hasta
q autom6vil de la muerte. FL
marido de la mujer cumpls una
sentencIa por robo,
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
VA ICON NJ A FILA
Ell AVERIAD0 VA
POR ROLF r
Serd Moditicddd eR la Cdmaru
la ERmieRdd RusSeH

Washington, agosto 3-.-Mar
cha con rumbo a Filadelfia, ma
vegando con sus maquinaS, ell va
por noruego Rolf Jarl, averiado
sacramento en- un choque con ei
nuevo vapor de carga america
no SIS Seatrain Texas. Cerca sc
mantiene para uxiliar en- case
necasario, ell Seatrain Texas.
Desplaza ell barco noruego 1917
toneladas y ell americana 14,2OO
.Ocurri6 ell accidente a causa lie
la espesa niebla. Ell servicio de
guardacostas Intervene, cum
pliendo 6rdenes del gobierno.
Conferenciaron hoy ell presi-
dente Roosevelt y ell gobernador
Lehman, de New York. Verso IA
conferencia sobre los canales
del rio San Lorenzo.
lH.a sido torpedeado ell vapor
"Villa de Aviles", que en- un
tempo enarbol6 la bandera a
mericana con ell nombre de A
merican Trader.
La enmienda Russell, proce-
dente del Senado sera duramen-
te atacada en- la Camara. Alga-
nos representatives han dicho
que sera enmendada, quitando-
le Ia mayor parte de su rigor.
Faculta la enmienda al presiden
tie para disponer la ~incautaci6n
de las industries que Sc nieguen
a colaborar con Ell programa de
defensas.
La bolsa de New York no a.
brira el lunes, Dia de los Traba-
jadores.
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
NOTTCIAS CONDENSADAS De CUBA
Donados a la Universid&d los libros de Valdes
Daussa. - Robo en- una Joyeria. - Visito ell re-
presentante del Reich al Subsecretario de Estado

pudia de ia direction del Hospi-
tai Calixto Garcia.
Asistieron a la ceremonial va
llos funcionarios lie, gobierno y
una representation del cuerpo
medico.
Dos individuos tiraren I'm a.
doQuin contra la vidriera de la
ioyeria situada en- ell SIP de la
Gale de Belascoain, esquina a Je
sis Peregrino, Y Sc llevaron las
ioyas que alli Sc exhibian. La po
licia circul6 ell autom6vi, de los
criminales y detuvo a Eu,Ogio
RAMIREZ, que 10 guiaba,
Ramirez declare que dos hon.
bres lie habian alluilado ell CO.
che Y amenazandolo lie obliga-
ron a nevarlos hasta ell Mercado
Undo, donde desaparecieron.
Green los detectives que e. cho-
fer esta complicado en- ell delito.
Visit6 hoy al subSecretario de
Estado, conferenciando con Ell,
Ell Representative diplomatico lie
Alemania en- Cuba. Sobre 10 ira
tado no Sc di6 nota a la prensa.
La gaceta., 1940-08-31

lie extrana a listed, ami
go, que no Sc haya recogido
con entusiasmo la recomenda-
ci6n nuestra de que Sc efect1e
en- Tampa una Convention de
sociedades mutualistas loca-
les?
La colonia latina es Senci-
Ila, generosa y honesta; pero
una de sus caracteristicas es
la apatia.
Saben las sociedades que Ell
problema es de hoy; pero
elias prefieren dejar ell estu-
dio, ell analisis y la seduction
para manana.
Las Quotas no bastan para
abonar los gastos y ell deficit
Sc cubre por medic de frecuen
ties bales, picnics, funciones
teatrales y otras fiestas.
No hay emigration y por 10
tanto no abundan las posibili-
dades de que aumente, de mo-
do apreciable, ell nGmero de
socios.
Sc prefiere la espera, con
una consiguiente agravaci6n
de la %crisis," a abordar ell pro
blema con entereza y sin de-
mora.
~iiEsperemos!!....
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
LAS -NEGOCIACIONES EN-
TIRE LOS OBREROS DEL
ASTIuLER0 Y LA COM
IPANIA

I'm contrato de trabajo Sc ne
gocia aqui entire los obreros del
astillero y la compahia que diri-
je ell Sr. Ernest Kreher. Fl con-
trato q. iba a expirar en- la no
che de hoy sera prorrogado has
Ia que Sc llegue a un acuerdo.
Interviewer en- las negociacio
mes el Sr. John P. Frey, del de-
partamento metalGrgica de la
Federation Americana, y Ell Sr.
Kreher.
La nota conjunta dada por los
dos, anoche, afirma que las ne
gociaciones 'progresan de ma
nera satisfactorily.
Las dos parties, seg1n Frey,
mantienen una plausible actitud
de cooperation.
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
= CHUNGAS NO CHUNGAS
Eel Dia de los Fraba1adores. - FideIidad a la
ReAlbIica y sus principles. = La lealtad del o.
breAo.- Del mutualismo. +.

NAL intencionados quieren
guiarte pOr ~derroteros de per-
dici6n, tn deber ~consiste en-
rendir tus mejoNe IS esfuerzos,
voluntariamente, yOrobar asi
qus sabes pagan con amor ell
amor que la Republica tie ha
Nado.
va seas native, naturaliza-
dc. o extranjero, que nadie
pueda ponsr en- duda, 81 no es
calumniandote, tn devotion a
Estados Unidos y a los princi-
pios de la democracia ameri-
cana.
La gaceta., 1940-08-31

Ciudadano obrero: Tu dia
es ell primer lunes de septiem-
bre, ell Dia del Trabajador
Americana.
To, que eres honrado, no ig
noras que aqui, sin distingos
y sin humillaciones, formas
parte de la gran familia nor
teamericana, crisol de razas y
de pueblos.
Y ahora, que Sc invoca tn
lealtad ahora, cue algunos
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
EN- UNA FA-
BRICA DE TABACOS EN-
HUELGA

Jacksonville, agosto 31.-La
violencia Sc aplic6 hoy a las hucl
guistas de la fabrica de tabacos
de John Swisher, resultandO le-
sionadas 10 personals. Entr6 la
huelga en- su tercer dia. Swish
er presiona a las autoridahes
en- favor de su causa y en- contra
de las justas demands de las O.
breTas,
La gaceta., 1940-08-31

gran fiesta annual.
ESD la fiesta lei obrero de :
mocraticO que mega a ser
arrastrado y dominado por las
ideas de otras tierras.
Ell trabajador americans
cree que uno de sus deberes
lconsiste en- evitar que la po-
Utica de los ''ismos" catastr6s
ficos Sc apodere de sus unio-
mes y estas queden sometidas
a influencias perniciosaS y
dstructoras.
Pacffico, inteligente, honda
dose, ell obrero americana te-
me, quiza por falta del debi-
do contacto, al obrero latino.
Muchos trabajadores ameri-
canos opinan, y no Sc ocultan
para decirlo, que la mayoria
de los. trabajadores latinos
piensan mas G1 Russia, Alema-
MIA, ,Espana, Italia y Cuba,
que en- EStados Unidos.
En- esa generalization come
ten I'm grave error.
Ell obrero latino, a quien la
Lectura en- las fabricas desper
to ell deseo de saber, Sc inte-
resa por la suerte de todoS los
pueblos del mundo; pero ell o.
brero latino proclama que en-
Estados UnidOs sus libertades
son respetadas, sus derechos
estimados y reconocidos y su
lealtad aquilatada y aprecia-
da.
Hoy, como aver, tenemos Ell
deber de asegurar que ell 50
por ciento de los trabajadores
latinos anna a EStados Unidos,
a su nueva carinosa patria, y
maldice a todos los que en- es
te nafs pertenecen a Ia 0uin-
ia Columna y conspiran con-
ira la Rep1blica.
Los "ismos" totalitarios no
han hecho mella en- ell tra5a-
jador latino porQue 81, prepa-
RADIO por sus antiques lecturas
comprende bien 10 que signi-
flea la libertad y aspira a la
justicia social dentro de la de
mocracia.
Sabemos que en- Tampa vi
ven individuos, como viven en-
miles de ciudadades del pals,
que desean barrier la democra
cia y sustituirla con un regi-
men Soviet; pero la mayor
parte de los "rusofilos" loca-
les basan su ideal en- ell deseo
de guitar a los que gobiernan
para ponerse ellos. Saben que
en- Russia ell nivel de vida del
trabajador es muy bajo, COM
parade con ell nivel de vida
del obrero americana; pero su
aspiration maxima eonsiste en-
"sovietizarnos,," creyendo que
entonces clos de abajo," ellos,
no la m~ayoria, pasarian a go
bernar.
La campana de los "sovie-
ticos'' en- Tampa es persisten-
te; pero ell pueblo, que va los
conoce, rechaza sus consoles
y Sc aparta de sus actividades
'fconvulsivas."
La lealtad de los obreros la
tinos no puede ponerse en- du-
da v ash toca reconocerlo a
los ciudadanos de buena in
tenci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
IT POR GUAR DO
RRACHO

FL juez municipal impuso aver
una multa de $50, con la alter
nativa de % dias, a NJ. II. De-
maree, detenido cuando guiaba
su cOche bajo la Influenza de
bebidas alcoholics. lie fue re
vocada Ia liceneia pOr Seis me
.Ses,
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y mana
ma. Mexima temperature aver,
80 grades; minima, n. Vientos
sUayes y moderados,
Evening star., 1940-06-24
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

ny A1AA1hlN WA AxdEY,
+ Only a single genus is to be found
in the Chesapeake waters in which
we find the spotted weakhsh, also
known as speckled trout, spotted
squeteague and salmon trout. How
ever, this weakfish has considerable
economic Importance. It may be
caught from March to December,
which includes two definite shorter
periods Of abundance, from March
until May and from September
until November.
This is q fish you can easily rec
ognize after your interest In it has
been awakened. 1t is a dark gray
above, with sky-blue reflections and
pale silvery surface below. There
are many black spots on the sides
which extend to the dorsal and
caudal fins. The very young have
q broad, dark, lateral band and
blotches of the same color on the
back and base of the caudal fin.
Not so very much is known OF
the spawning habits of this fish.
Since this speckled trout Is one
of the most important food fishes
of Chesapeake Bay, 1t is well known
among the anglers. The record
weight is said to be Is pounds. taken
in 4 pound net at Ocean View In
April, 1922. You may be able to
set aside this record with your next
catch.
Fishermen 60 after these fish with
haul seines and set seines and 4
special fishery is carried on in the
autumn. In Maryland the weak
fish ranks 18th in quantity and llth
In value. The annual catch q evog
Evening star., 1940-06-24
Natures Children
Spotted Weakfsh
(Cynoscion nebulOsus)

10000 pounds and worth more than
$4,000. In Virginia 1t ranks 7th In
quantity and 9th In value. In New
Orleans, where this fish is espe-
cially appreciated, 1t is caught in
vast numbers.
All weakflsh are swift swimmers
and voracious in their desire for
food. They have very tender flesh,
which is easily torn. This is q
handicap for the weakfish, since
its enemies are able to inflict
wounds which soon become infected
or attract the attention of small
and determined foes who could not
otherwise have injured the fish.
The bluefish Is the most de-
termined enemy. and since the
Evening star., 1940-06-24

EARN COUPLE: prefer young: 100 acres,
Ciarksours Nd: tractor horses. elec |:
Immediately.
FARMER. sober. Protestant. salary basis
this year: give references and experience
f1rst letter. Box 486-E. Star
MEN AND WOMEN to represent estab-
salary and commission. See Mr.. Canine,
1S4l Columbia I'd NV
Evening star., 1940-06-24

weakf1sh and the blue are to be
found in the same range, there are
many fatalities on the side of the
weakfish group.
Those who angle for this fish in
its many ranges love to feel the
pull on the line, but the greatest
numbers are caught In set seine or
haul seine.
Small fish and crustaceans are
the food taken by these fish. The
larger weakfsh feed almost e..
eluStvsly On dsh.
Evening star., 1940-06-24
THE EVENING WASHINGTON c. MONDAY JUNE a. 1s4o

when Sandy returned with Bertha,
Laval and Uncle Merit. Chalmers
gave her a sign that she might dis
continue for the time being, and
then proceeded to see that they were
all seated.
"Now, then" he said, turning to
Uncle Merit, II want to be as easy as
| possible on the family in this affair
I know this must have been a shock
to you"
Uncle Merit did seem very upset.
He kept twitching at things, his
cuffs, his tie, the handkerchief In
his breast pocket. He rubbed his
chin once nervously, as Chalmers
studied him before beginning to
speak.
"Have you any idea as to who
might have wanted your brother
killed"
Uncle Merit looked blank, and
shook his head slowly in the mega
tive.
what about Mrs. Granville?"
Chalmers suggested. "She was an
cry because he intended divorcing
her, wasn't she?"
elizabeth couldn't have done it,
not murdered Luke, no matter how
hurt or desperate she felt" Uncle
Merit declared. There was another
silence.
How does it happen, Mr.. Gran
VILE" Chalmers barked all at
once, "that you aren't curious as to
how your brother was killed."
Merits mouth dropped open. 81
why I don't know" he said. His
face seemed to pucker like child's
II guess I'm too bewildered to know
what I'm thinking or doing"
you aren't frightened by any
chance?"
"Of course not" Merit said. How
did 1t happen?"
Cyanide" Chalmers answerer.
do you know anything about cyan
ide?"
Uncle Merit swallowed convul-
sively. "Only what I've read in
we'll in detective stories mainly"
"Oh, I see. Do you read many
detective stories, Mr.. Granville?"
A faint smile brushed Uncle
Merits face. Rather q hobby of
NINE" he admitted.
Bertha Becomes Involved.
did you ever run across one
where there were no clues at ALL"
Chalmers asked ruefully. "Oh, by
the way" he said. SOLDERING again,
"Mr. Granville, is this desk Of your
brothers exactly the same as 1t
usually is? I mean, is everything
here that should be-or is there
anything here that shouldn't be
here?"
Lucy held her breath, and felt a
slow chill Of fright as Merit said,
why let me see Something
doesn't look exactly of yes, of
course! It's the crystal water de-
canter and glass. They're usually
on the right hand side there. Bertha
keeps it filled" He broke off, as
too late, Bertha made a sound as if
to warn him, sort of a clearing of
her throat.
What became of the decanter
and glass?" Chalmers demanded Of
Bertha. She didn't answer, but her
face betrayed her You took them
out Of here, I suppose! Probably
washed them carefully tool" He'd
half risen from his chair in ex-
asperation.
Bertha nodded sullenly.
"She's trying to shield Aunt
Elizabeth" was the thought that
rushed into Lucy's mind. But no
1t was impossible that Aunt Eliza
beth could have had anything to do
with Uncle Luke's death - impos-
sible that any of them, the Gran
villes. could have had a hand in It.!
(CopyriRht. 1910, by the Chicago
Daily News, Incl
Evening star., 1940-06-24
SAlESAAEN.

LARGE MANUFACTURES, 81 years n
business, with plenty Of capital, producing
outstanding merchandise and maintaining
Wasnlnstof branch. wants competent sales
man for outside work. Must have car and
bs willing to work Liberal commissions.
Write z Q Box l540. San Antonio. Texas
Evening star., 1940-06-24
Situations MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. thoroughly experience
taxes. costs, statements; age 81. Warfe
Evening star., 1940-06-24

The story thus far: Lucy Granville
son Of the socially prominent Hansons'
The secrecy Of the engagement. Tmcy
feels, Is due to the fact that the Gran
yilies are generally thought Of as odd
proposed marriage. LVcy's uncle, Luke,
with whom she and her brother GUY
live: intends to divorce his wife, Eliza :
S.' Detn' IN order 70 marry the actress Rita
Who has long sought to have Luke Buy buy
his play, learns from Lucy that = al.
yoToe ys,n hin IN the family At this Time win
upon reveals to Luke that Rita's an
parent love for him is . ruse. Next day
after Klixabeth, Guy and sandy have
seen seen Luxe n his study, his valet, Laval,
Evening star., 1940-06-24

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BUSINESS.
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waiting. no resistration fee. Employment
AGENCY. 71O 18th NV. MA. 3066.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SECRETARIES. exp. and capable besin-
nerS tsee Miss Young; exp TYPISTS.
bookkeepers. machine oper (Miss KNIGHT:
nurses drugstore help. male and female
miss East): mechanics. meat cutters. Gro-
cery clerks. gas station workers MISS Dav):
male stenog.. typists. bookkeep etc. miss
rn1': rH SsIesmen: technical helm fMr. Byrd
daily. No charge unless PLACED
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 G st. tEst. Yrs,.
STENOGRAPHERS.
NEED TEN. DAILY. experienced and good
oeEinnerS; salaries I'D to S35 week for i'm
mediate OPENINGS: RAPID typists. good
bookkeepers. etc. Visit today-welcome
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DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 1851. 1902 18th.
has cooks. nurses. housevorkers, day work
ers. laundresses. part-timers. housemen.
Evening star., 1940-06-24

TOMORROW: CHALMERS RE-
CFIVES AN UNEXPECT TED
PHONE CALL.
Evening star., 1940-06-24
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Business advertisements under
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The Star Is the great Want Ad"
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rates charged are far lower than
those Of newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing is so cheap consld-
ering the results obtained.
Evening star., 1940-06-24
LOST

LOST.
BuLFOID. containing $50 and valuable
cards to owner only. in vicinity Of Lord
Balt9 FillinE Sta ;.,I opposite ,s Wash Airport t
returned to owner. Roy L. Miller. 25O6 So
Fern ST.. Arlington. Va. Phone jackson
2156.
strayed from l843 Franklin st. ne;
name Daisy: child's pet. DE. 2749.
RING, amethyst. gold filigree mounting.
great sentimental value; lost Fri. in
Hecht's ladies' room: reward. GE. 577s.
WRIST WATCH. mans. Hamilton. vicinity
Of Columbia and Ontario rds.. Friday night:
reward. Call CO. S644.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
For J Il b a ! Reward
/ Generations United
At Family Gathering

fnr generations wore represent
g.. 'a q family d.nncf given by Mrs.
iiM''' Rc.ro'.s last SUNDAY al
5l.n Ma'cy'0o Hte,t Those att
t"H.n- uclufea tho grea, grand
moiHer MIS- Jennie Dunn ana the
stef rand urNle Hi Mapp. Mrs
Ha''io Rfsnolds grandmother and
Wliam Reynolds grandfather
ALSO rfe,crt We're NJ and Mrs
chas 'alhsc &c daughter and som
In law and Charles Bowen. son IN
law. NJ anl Nrs Schronne Han.
grand daughter and son.ln-law The
children o. Mr. and Mrs Carhsc.
The great erapddaushicr. Myra
.l'3n and Catherine the great
grtnd son, Castor Hall. and tho
three great great erandiauehters
Srahfoncf'a poriia and Ruth An.
other great eranddauchtcr.Ramona
Bowen and Mrs and Mr. Aker
Lewis We're also present. 4 deli
cious dinrer WAS served and de-.
liShiful time cnioycd by all.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Lucy Thurman "Y'
To Hold Annual Meet

TIE ,afo annual meeting a. the
Lgy Talrman BFanch YWcA on
Ta4-slay January IS Will con-
dude Tie first score of wears In the
astory ot aat Branch Ok Tie asso-
r.ation
lae pgosfam features dinner.
2 talk oy Dr. Clarence Hin Frank.
executive secretary Of The Detroit
lolnca Of Churches. and the an
rlal report u Mrs A. + Thomas,
t-airmau % the Branch Board Of
Management. Al members ~ the
bsaath are invited to attend and 10
mike their dinner reservations al
"a Mrs Haley Bell is chairman
of me committee on arrangements
f3 'h. meeting She IS second
tlee-cAairman OF the board.
An important part OF the annual
neoi.rg is always the election OF
officers for the new year Ballot
boxes Wili be up az the Branch
ftou ~ m To 6.30 q. m SO that
an members who drop in during
the dav may cast their ballots.
Mrs Robert Croft. membership
hartman. IS IN charge OF the polls.
Lucy Thurman Branch. which
has occupied It's spacious modern
ha ding on East Elizabeth street at
81 Antoine since 1888. had its be-
s.Nnlues in a Center on ST. Aubir
avenue Activities for Negro girls
Wera started there during the World
War bg the War work Council TO
meet the need created by pheno-
mcnal increase In Detroits colored
population who were lured from the
South In large numbers by extrava-
CANT stories OF much work AID high
wages
In 1920 this became a branch OF
the Young Womens Christian AS
ISOLATION and was renamed In hon
or OF Mrs, Lucy Thurman OF Jack
son. Michigan, noted leader and
president OF the National Federation
OF Colored Womer's clubs. This
branch now fills an important COM
munity need serving every group
as social and recreation center.
It's residence houses over 20 en-
ploycd girls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Art Gu b President
Presents Gifts To The
Members at Meeting

The North End Social and Art
club closed the old year with live
~ meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Mayme T.. Digs on Mack avenue.
The president presented tokens
20 The gold star members who con-
sist OF those who had attended all
meetings OF the club. Horored In
this group were Julia Carter. susie
Robinson. Addie kimball and Mrs.
Matte wade Mrs Emanuel Nc
Bride received a token Tor being
hostess to The largest meeting In
The history of the club. The club
is now eleven years old.
The Junior Department az the
club the Conant Garden and the
North End Juniors presented do
raiions The Senior group repre-
scented hy Mrs Digs, presented a
check
Last year this progressive group
OF women gave liberal donations
10 i've families.
Mrs. GIN Patton Sr, is president
of This club As representative OF a
group which is interested in Mich
eans housing situation. she was
Invited hy senator Digs, chairman
OF the housing Committee. 10 attend
the meeting on jar. az the YWCA.
Mrs Patton is also mentioned as
possible chairman ~ Art for the Is
Years OF Negro Progress EXPOSE
,ion which viii be held in Detroit
in MAY
l-ola Graham Is club reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Mrs. Greenidge Given Birthday Party
DOCTORS WIFE.
HONORED AT.
FROGS CLUB

Harry birthday to Grace This
lttle greeting en- a beautiful basket
o. flowers provided the sprinsboard
10 an evening OF salciy and hi'ari-
I, Al the Frogs club last saturday
evening". Tie occasion was the cele-
hration 8. lhe hiriaeay Of Slrs. Rob-
srt Grecuese Guests had been IN
,ted 10 come ana darce with Dr.
ana Mrs. lfefuil-e, but IL vas not
ANY faey had arrived AT the affair
ara bad seen The greetings on the
flowers taat most OF them knew
tta, rs were Al birthday party
ots floral arrangements were
ai-o sent hy Macy people who
uttc aware ~ the significance Of
'ac date
Fo hsr party. Mrs GTeenidse
nogo pretty blue tafeta gown
She chose yellow roses ior her core
sasr
TIC dance was a very gay and
lively affair Eyeryore had paper
ha-s tor.e,ti and no.se-nakefs.
Among those making merry We're
pr and Mrs. ~ r. Burton. Dr and
Mrs Chesfer Amcs pr and Mrs.
Paul. AeNaEdee, Nir and Mrs. Fred
Jones. Mr. and Mis- Walter Cole
Dr lrs Mt~ p : Seabrooks. Or.
ANA Nr- Jones Noses Mr.. and
Nr- Ilofl loomis. ~. and Mrs.