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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-11-22
Greenville Man
Conducts Defense
At His Own Trial

GREENVILLE lANP)--After
he conducted his own defense in
proper legal fashion and con
vinced the jury he had no part
in the automobile theft with
which he was charged, /. B. Har.
ris was acquitted Of grand lar.
ceny In general sessions court
here Tuesday.
Harris presented his own wit.
nesses, cross-texamined those pre-,
sented by the state, and took the
stand to testify in his own behalf
He was asked by Judge G. B.
Greene; would you like to ar
que the case to the jury?"
"Mr. Judge. your honor" he
said, Il hardly think that will be
necessary.
1t wasn't. The jury returned
in less than ten minutes with a
verdict Of not guilty,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-11-22
IS Year Old
Woman Attends
w. p. A. Glasses

CHICAGO lANP) - Born Of
slave parents down on Missis-
sippi plantation, Mrs. Anna Hayes
had never had a chance to go to
school. But that had nothing to
do with her desire to learn, 50
when she heard Of the VITA clas-
ses in adult education, she de
cidcd to enroll. At S5 she finds
going to school real pleasure.
one that she has no intention Of
giving up.
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THE FORUM. 4l4 W. sth St.. DAYTON, OHIO

man who runs around, drinks,
gambles and one that you could
MT depend on to keep his prom
ises really you wauidn't be
satisfied If you had him. Get him
off your mind right now for he
wouidn't make a good husband
for anyone,
\ II II
B.E.C,-I've suffered with my
head ever since / was ,.3 years
old. | have a cousin that said she
was going to try to do something
to run me crazy, In the way OF
hoo-doo. Tell me is she doing
it as | am forgetful?
Ans:-Nonscnse, she just told
you this line of bull to try to
make you do the things for her
she demands. She cannot hoo
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State liquor sales for the IA
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HISTORY
p r IZES
AWARDED

The Association for The study
Of Negro Life and History an
nounces its annual award of the
history prizes offered for arti-
cles and reviews appearing in the
Journal of Negro History for the
year ending September 30, 1910.
The first prize of sl00 for the
best article contributed 20 the
Journal Of Negro History goes to
Leo Alilunas, OF Kemper College
Baonvillc, Missouri, for his arti-
clc Legal Restrictions on the
Negro in Politics. The second
rrizc Of $50 for the next best
article contributed TO the Jour
nal OF Negro History goes to Ed
win Olson, Of New York Univer-
sity. for his article on the Social
Aspects Of Slave Life in New
York. The first prize of 500 for
the best review goes to DR.. Mer-
Ger Cook, Of Atlanta University,
for his review of ]. Beaudza's La
Formation de L Arnlee coloniale,
The second prize Of $25 for the
next best review goes to Professor
Harvey Wish, of De Paul Univer~
sity, Chicago. illinois. for his re-
view OF Charles S. Mangum's 14e-
gal Status Of the Negro.
For about d decade these prizes
have been annually provided by
philanthropist who happens TO be
an historian himself. He aims
thereby to enhance the value OF
the articles in the Journal of
Negro History by providing for
better selection from larger
number Of contributions than
those heretofore made available.
The desired end has been reach
ed, for this publication is now
being offered twice or three times
as many such contributions as can
be brought out At times it has
been necessary to expand certain
issues Of the Journal beyond the
usual number Of 1873 pages.
In the awarding Of these prizes,
however, it should bs kept in
mind that valuable articles and
reviews are annually submitted
to the Journal of Negro History
and printed therein without be-
ing considered in connection with
these history prizes. The rule
is mot to award these prizes to
any member Of the staff Of the
Association" this makes all the
officers Of this organization in
eligible in this contest. In the
earlier years, however, some Of
these officers, before they were
thus connected, did participate
and were awarded such prizes.
In order to encourage histori-
cal scholarship even further
among young Negro students
these historians have agreed that
a recipient of one OF the first
prizes shall not be considered in
another contest. This leaves the
field free for anyone who may
manifest such interest; and above
all, it opens the way for enter
prising students who are still in
training and have the ambition
to bring their contributions be-
fore the public by publication
through these channels. Every
educated youth intelligently in
terested in the study Of the
background Of the Negro, then,
should avail himself OF the op-
portunity to compete for these
prizes.
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STATE CAPITAL NEWS
ga (From Department of Sfaseo
Z GEORGE NEFFNER Secretary


for the corresponding periods Of
three previous years were; In
1910. s45,2I9,72495; in 1899,
s40.523. .792.25; IN 1893, $685.
l6o.59i.iG; in 1887, S43, 3D.
1880.
The Ohio minimum wage foi
the beauty parlor industry has
been set at a scale ranging from
s13 and sI6 a week, depending
upon the population of the ccn.
ters in which the shops arc 10.
Gated. There is a lower scale foa
maids and for beginners during
the frs six months.
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The National Draft Headquar,
tiers has set Ohio's net quote al
52.4g1. Gross quota was set al
al.60s but credits Of 1850 70,
National Guardsmen and 30,0Jl
for other enlistments were al.
lowed.
Plans are under way u have a
state defense force. TO be known
as the Ohio State Guard COM
pletely organized around Janu-
airy / the State Adjutant Cen
eraI has announced. The propos-
cd State Guard, according to the
Adiutant General. probably will
consist Of seven battalions and
supply and medical units, totaling
$50 officers and 5000 men. I'm
der federal regulations, men
serving in state guards are not
exempt from the draft.
The state Racing Commission
collected $1O9, ,761.26 in taxes on
race track betting in the state
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Lemon Juice Recipe Checks
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-11-22
BY H. A. MCKENZIE

~ he second selective caIl in the
d. th Corps AREA which ineiuaes
M 40, scheduled for December 7
been postponed one month,
s gadier General Clement A.
lit has announced. Reasons
deferring the call included in
Aauate shelter and housing IA
ties and thai the original date
. IS too near Christmas. General
81 sbtt said that the second call
iT for s7o3 men from Ohio for
Member z and that this defer
& INT does not affect the calls
II rag sent out for additional
& ,ftees under the first federal
II. Ohio had a a16-man quota
4 + the first call.
i1There were 2Ta school tax le-
IS on Ohio ballots this fall, 231
county school districts, 26 N
= school districts and - ii ex-
apted village districts There
Ire 50 bond issues before the
tiers, so in county districts, .
I cities and one n an exempted
/ >.lage. The result will not be
ohown until after the Official
esbu alton Of the votes.
THE state legislature elected
/ the 1901 bienniun will
.,nsist Of 3e state senators and
.,s representatives. The new
! ,gislaturc will convene on the
,,t Monday ii January with the
epublicans having majority
Ste in both branches. IN the
rnate there will bc 20 Republi-
ins and rs Democrats and II the
touse it will ne 7s Republicans
!. ad so Democrats. Nhlc the
, republicans will haze working
! ajoritv in both houses, Il will
! ot be large enough to pass any
mergency legislation without
,emocrat votes. ]. tWo-tlirds vote
each house beng required On
Ich bills.
Tie Ohio congressional dele
alton in the new Congress which
onvenes in January, viii be
venly divided between the two
,arties--12 Democrats and II
republicans.
Fourteen states will celebrate
thanksgiving Day on Thursday,
November 28. Ohio joined 80
,tates in following President
lsoosevelt's proclamation, which
liked November 81 as the nation
Al day for Thanksgiving.
" X
A 30-minute program by a
mixed chorus Of 1000 voices
from all parts Of the state, 40
minute concert By the Hancock
County Farm Bureau band and d
variety Of entertainment offerings
from county groups will CON
tribute to the Thursday evening
session of the 22nd annual Ohio
Farm Bureau convention to be
held in Columbus November %
20. The annual luncheon for wo-
men held in connection with the
convention will be Oh Friday, No
vember %.
State Superintendent Of Banks
Rodney P. Lien reports the re-
sources of Ohio's AL incorporat-
ed state banks answering the call
of September 80 had increased to
S1,740,494,578 from $1,678,-
655,765 reported by Az such
banks on June % The cash and
reserve account in the consoli-
dated statement amounted to
s437,94s,80a compared wit Ii
a year ago.
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Besides the clothes they are
wearing at the time they report,
U. S. Army draftees will be ask
ed to bring one strong comfort
able pair of shoes, extra suit of
underclothing, three extra pairs
Of socks, two face and two bath
towels, a comb, toothbrush, soap,
toothpaste, razor and shaving
soap. Trunks or boxes vii lot
be permitted in the trucks or
buses which will convey The mon
to their headquarters.
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State liquor sales for the A
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attorney Of this section, was re-
elected to the state legislature on
the Democratic ticket on Nov, S
to his third term, Mcdowell
county, his home, has the largest
colored population in the state.
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EU
Commissioner Doyle said the
drive was launched TO rid the
city Of all forms Of lawlessness
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
WICIO DE AEROPlA-
NOS ENTIRE M Y
JACKSONVILLE

Las autoridades aeronauticas
civiles de la naci6n concedieron
aver permiso a la compania Ma
tional Air Lines para estable-
Ger un servicio de aeroplanos
entire Tampa Y Jacksonville.
FL nuevo servicio Sc comen.
cara dentro de 10 dlas, con apa.
ratios de primera clase.
Permisos solicitados por Ia
National y la Eastern Air Lines
para rutas adicionales en- la Fix
rida, fueron denegados.
Enviaron comisiones a respa.
dar la petici6n de la Inca direc.
ia a Tampa, valiosos grupos dc
Savannah y Charleston.
La Eastern solicit6 ell permisC
alegando que la National no es-
Ia propiamente preparada para
mantener la ruta, va Sc mire
desde ell punto de vista financie
70 o de los aviones.
A~ctualmente la National ha-
ce viajes entire San Petersburg
Tampa y Miami; Daytona
Peach y Orlando, y otra Inca
degde Jacksonville a New Or
leans.
Ahora la empresa podra O.
freezer un servicio desde Miami
a New Orleans, via Tampa.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
DETENIDO DURANTE TIRE
CE HORAS Ell VAPOR QUE
CONDUCE A WELLES
Cretase que UiajabG el Dr..
Schacht en- ell CoRte Di SGVoid

Gibraltar, mario 23.-El va
por italiano Conte Di Savoia, a
bordo del cual viaja el sub-se-
cretario de Estado americana
Sumner WelleS, fue detenido a.
yer durante 13 horas, por las
autoridades inglesas, por Greer
Sc que en- ell barco iba hacia los
Estados Unidos ell DR., Hjalmar
Schacht, ex ministro aleman de
economic.
Tcdos los pasajeros del va
nor, 1130, con la exception de
We,les, tuvieron que someterSe
a la inspection. Despues del re-
gistro Sc dijo que en- ell vapor Sc
habia buscado al DIR. Schacht
pero que no Sc lie habia encontra
do. Esperaban aver la inspec-
con As buques, dos de ellos a.
mericanos. Los pasajeros anne
ricanOs murmuraron por Ia de-
mora.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
Carta de la Sonora Fe u. de Perez
al Dr.. Ramon Grau San Martin
Declaration jurada de bienes antes de tomar
possession de un cargo pIblico

nesto Y vergonzoso para la ma
ci6n, es indispensable que Sc
haga algo radical y l6gico que
propenda a la consecuci6n de Ia
Cuba nueva, regenerada Y pro-
gresista que todos a~nhelamos;
Gnico modo de ~justificar ante Ia
conciencia ciudadana la sangre
que Sc derram6 por ella y la per
turbaci6n ocasionada al pals, Y
de afrontar airosamente en- ell
future la responsibilities his
t6rica.
Aprovecho la oportunidad pa
ra testimonial a listed, como a
todos los Delegates de esa A
samblea que tan dignamente us
ted preside, mi mas distinguish
y respetuosa consideration.
De listed muy atentamente
Fe U. de Perez.
504 West 143d st,
New York City.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
LOS CONCEJALES LIE DIE
RON Ell CONTRATO A RO
BERT Y CO..

Para supervisor la construc
ci6n del alcantarillado de
Tampa y preparar un plan mo
derno, ell ayuntamiento lie o.
torg6 anoche un contrato, con
un maxine de paga de $148,-
900, al promiente politico de-
m6crata L. w. Chip Robert,
de Atlanta.
La votaci6n fue unanime.
Firmaron ell informe presen
ado al concilio los seis conce-
jales miembros del Comite
que estudi6 las proposiciones
de 2S companies de ingenie =
ros.
Ell contrato debera ser fir :
mado, para que tenga valor lie
gal, por ell alcalde Chancey y
ell representative de la Robert
y Co.
fueron rebajados al 81 por
Los honorarios de la Rober.
ciento del costo del proyecto,
con un maxine de $148, 900.
Ell 2 por ciento debera ser
pagado de los primeros fon =
dos disponibles.
Hizo la moci6n en- favor del
rontrato ell CONCEAL Rosenthal
y lie secund6 ell Sr. Morton.
Hablaron durante la session
los concejales Cannella y Pa
checo.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
Ell REGIMEN WANG SERA
INAUGURADO Ell Ola 80
DE MARIO

Marking, MARIO 23.-El Go
bierno Central Chino sera
inaugurado ell dia 80 de mar
20. Las primeras resoluciones
aprobadas por ell Consejo Po-
litico de Wang Ching-Wei son
las siguientes:
Otorgar autoridad a Wang
Ching-Wei para determinar y
ejecutar normas para ell rea-
juste de las relaciones chino
%japonesas; una Inca a seguir
para ell nuevo Gobierno Cen
trail; seleccionar a Marking co
mo capital y usar la bandera
del Kuomlntang.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

La bien enterada periodista
americana Anne O'Hare Nc
Cormic'c escribe desde Paris y
dice que ell viaje de Won Ribben-
trop a Roma, como el de Hitler
mas tarde, Sc debi6 al deseo de
predestinar a MuSsolini, y q. es-
tie los hiciera pasar a Welles, los
dltimos terminus de paz de la
Alemania nazi.
Los primeros terminus o con-
dicioneS fueron estudiados por
Mussolini, luego de que Ciano Sc
los entregars, Y ell dictador ita-
liano los declare "inaceptables"
La opinion de Mussolini Sc le
comunic6 a Hitler y Ell jefe ma
zis resolvi6 pedir al Duce una
entrevista, en- Ell Paso del Bre =
nero"
Sup6nese que Hitler trat6 de
explicar a su manera los puntos
principles de "su programa de
paz" y que intent6 "persuadir"
a Mussolini.. pero en- Roma pre-
DONNA la creencia de que Mus
solini Sc mostr6 en- desacuerdo
con SD visitante Y "exaliado."
Hitler trat6 de presionar a
Mussolini Y lie habl6 de la posi-
bilidad de alcanzar de Russia Ia
promesa de no atacar a Ruma-
MIA y respetr la Besarabia pc
70 el DICTATOR italiano saba que
Moscd no lie habia hecho tai pro
mesa a Adolfo.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

Berlin ha venido hablando en-
estoS dias, y mintiendo a sabien
das, de una ALBANIA tripartita
compuesta por Alemania, Italia
y Russia.
"Pertinax," ell notable escri =
tor frances, bien enteradO la ma
yoria de las wees, dice que la en-
trevista de Hitler con Mussoii-
nj no tuvo otro objective, por par
tie del dictator aleman, que OBJ
tener del "Duce' una promesa
de arrOjar su norma de no-beli-
gerancia Y cOlaborar con Ale
mania, ordenando Immediate
mente una movilizaci6n general.
acknowledgements que la peti-
ci6n hecha por Hitler fu6 recha-
zada por Mussolini y los dos die
tadores no pudieron convenir en-
un programa de paz. Para guar
dar las apariencias, ell Duce per-
miti6 a Hitler publican una nota
sobre la REORGANIZATION dal
Eje' y una politica conjunta en-
les Balkanes.
"Los peri6dicos rusos, sin EN-
barge, vinieron destacando en-
los 1ltimos dias que el Soviet no
Sc ha puesto aun en- la Inca, So
bre los Balkanes, con Italia y
Alemania."
Hitler, pues, fracas6 una vaz
mas en- cuanto a lograr la ccope
raci6n de MusSolini.
Ell Duce mantiene su libertad
de acci6n y, por encima de TODD,
la no-beligerancia.
"iLos teutones estan aun en-
Ell PaSo del Brenero!"
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
CORTE MUNICIPAL
504 West 143d st,
New York City.

Por no quererlo acusar la ca
marera que lie habia hecho arres
tar, S. o. Gutierrez, dueho del
eStablecimiento Twin PalmsA
del 2147 avenida de Michigan,
fue absuelto aver por ell juez
Watkins. Durante ell juioGo sc
demostr6 tambien que el detec-
tive Roberts verified la deten-
ci6n sin estar provisto de una
orden judicial.
L. acusaci6n era parecida a
"a que hace semanas sc hic;era
contra Jimmie Midulla, dueho
del cafe BLACK Cat, de la Sep
TINA avenida.
Irene Yoemans, la camarera
en- ell case de Gutierrez, diio
cue ella no habia entendido la
ley.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
(CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
ZLaR proposiciones de paz del nazismo. Rib
b e Ktrop, Roma y ell V~aticanO. Hitler fracaso
de Auevo. - Las cartas sobre la mesa.

Una paz en- esas condolences
dejaria Hitter Ell beneficio de
sus conqhistas ~ los Aliados el
descredito de SuS va extinguidos
gestos de "apaciguamieOto."
Poionia continuaria siendo .es
clava de los nazis; los checOs,
tan valientes, "tan hombres,"
seguirian uncidos al CAIRO del
aborrecido paranoico.
No hay mas que dos caminos
para la paz: la guerra hasta el
fin, con la destruction del ma
zismo, o que ell pueblo aleman Sc
rebele y extermine a sus verdi
Cos.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
UNA COMPOSITION DEL
"CURRITO" RIGUER

En- q Cabaret que Ia logia
Druidas ofrecera ell dia 6 de a.
bril-, en- Ell Circulo Cubano, en-
honor de la Srta. Hortensia Va
lima, Sc estrenara el son "Hor-
tensia", dedicado por su autof,
Ell Sr. Laureano Triguero, a Ia
sehorita que Heva Ell titulo de
Miss Latin American. La le-
ira es del conocido joven Benny
Suarez.
Dirige Triguero Ia conocid1
OyQussta "a Tropical,
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

Todas las Gltimas ~noticias con
cuerdan pues en- el punto de que
Mussolini no amenazara nj ira
a Ia guerra en- favor de Hitler;
que Mussolini 81 ira a Ia guerra,
en- contra de Russia, 81 esta Sc
decide . !nvsdir . los Ralkaps
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
LOS REPUBLICANOS CHI
NOS LA VIC
TORIA

Chungking, MARIO 23.-U-
ma nota Official declara que ell
ejercito republican, sigue ga
nando terreno en- ell sur de la
provincial de Kwangsi.
Los contraataques son rapi-
dos y los invasores sufren en-
elloS muchas bajas,
La gaceta., 1940-03-23


interesara a nueStros lectores,
pulicamos a continuation una
carta Que nos envia la 'culta Sc
nora cubana Fe U. de Perez, CO.
pia de una carta remitida al DR..
Ramon Grau San Martin, presi
dente de Cuba:
Nueva York mario IL de 1910
DR.. Ramon Grau San Martin
Presidente de la Convention
Constituyente
Habana, Rep5blica de Cuba.
Distinguido compatriota:
Con el caracter de ciudadana
nativa de Cuba, que solo annie
la la falicidad de la patria anna
da, vengo rogar a listed que So
meta a Ia consideration de la
Convention Constituyente, por-
true la creo animada del mejor
deseo y p%atriotismo para redac
tar una Carta Fundamental que
propenda a la estabilidad de
nuestras instituciones libres v
soberanas Y a la prosperidads
progreso y bienestar econo6mi-
co, polftico y social de la naci6n,
para que incluya en- la Constitu-
ci6n la siguiente base o DISPOSE
ci6n fundamental:
"TCdo ciudadano que coupe
cargo p1blico del estado, la pro
vincia o Ell municipio, por NOM
bramiento o por election, sera
responsible, criminal y civil
mente, del NAL empleo que haga
de les fondos pGblicos y, por 10
tantc, antes de tomar possession
Dc su puesto tendra que hacer
declaration jurada de los bienes
Que posea Y de Ia solvencia eco
Monica, a fin de que los tr;buna
'os puedan fiscalizar 10 que adj
0i=ra durante ell desempeno de
II cargo, v ouien resulte culpa-
be Sc lie confiscara 10 que hu-
b:ere obtenido indebidamente y
Sc ls castigara, sin derecho a
rerI6n o indulto, de acuerdo con
LAS leyes cue sc promulguen so
bre ell particular.
Esta idea Y suggestion me vie
ne a Ia mente poroue parece que
en- e. amino pdblico esta la
~cresncia que durante toda nues-
ira vida republican, Sc han di-
lapidado, con bastante frecuen-
ella, los fondos pGblicos en- pro-
vecho personal o partidarista.
Es de todo ~necesario, para
que tan deplorabla sistema no
continue en- Ell future, que Sc
declare la inamovibilidad de los
empleos pGblicos, que deban ser
los mas aptos y preparados, re-
munerando a todos los funcio-
narios 10 mejor que permita la
caipacidad economical del pats,
Iy sobre TODD, que sc destruya o
neutralice la teoria que parece
existir en- ell ambiente nacional
de que aprcpiarse del dinero del
pueblo 0 degpilfarrarlo sin re-
paro alguno no es delito sino ha
bilidad, de la que Sc puede hacar
alarces y dlsfrutar tran1ulla e
imT ITemente y que a los he1
chcs pasadcs de tai naturaleza
debe echarsele Ell manto del OIL
vido, pues mientras no Sc casti-
que y condene severamente, sin
inluitos nj amnistfas. a 10 que
por incapacidad, negligencia o
maldad sean clpables de NAL ma
nejo de la hacienda p1blica, Sc
ra alentar y estimular "a que
cada administrator en- el por-
venir sea peor y mas funesta
que la anterior.
81 la revolution derroc6 ell re-
gimen politico antique por
erserlo inadecuado, immoral, fu-
La gaceta., 1940-03-23

y atacar a Rumania, y que las
cartas puestas en- la mesa favo-
recen a los Aliados, en- cierto mo
do, no obstante las noticias de
Berlin sobre una nueva alianza
tripavtita,