davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-07-17
CHEMICAL WARFARE sFRyICF

wilson. second LI. EDWARD F, II, from
Chicago to WASHINGTON.
ODonnell, Mai James E, from EdgeWood
Arsenal Nd. TO WashinRton
Parks. First 1t. Laverne A, from Edge
wood Arsenal to Huntsville Ala.
QUARTERMASTER CORPS.
Bronson, Mai. Harry s.. from Omaha,
Nebr 10 Marche. Ark.
Graef. Mai. Omar K. from Burlington,
Iowa. to Omaha
Budd, Capt. Charles C, from Fort Mason.
Calf, 10 Hawaiian Department.
Giovanni, Capt Frank from Fort Mason
to Hawaiian Department.
Rockwell, Cant William S. from Camp
Shelby to Hawaiian Department
Ennis Capt. Robert H from Bakersfield,
Calf. to Philippine Department
Fltten: First Ii. James T, jr, from Camp
Croft, S. C.. to Camp Livingston. La
Reiuhart. Capt. Edward G.. from Camp Lee,
Va. to Fort Frances f. Warren. Wyo
Stallines. First L. Talbert L.. from Camp
Evening star., 1941-07-17

Croft to Camp Claiborne, La.
Finley second Ii Pecos u, from Camp Lee
TO Philippine Department
Kern. Second 1t william H, jr. from Fort
Monroe, Va, TO Philippine Department.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
PIatt. Second 1t. Roy l.. from Monterey,
Calf. TO Philippine Department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
.Connd||y Calls
Sea Rule Vital

WASHING TON. May 21.-
Calling for armed security in n
militant radio speech, Senator Tom
Connslly ID Texas. warned that
America must have a navy DOM
mating all the seas" and that
strikes in defense industries must
be stopped, even If government
action ~ necessary.
Asserting only armed security
can prevail in a world ruled by
the sword. when the rights Of free
nations hav9 been drowned in
blood. the Texan declared that all
Americans must make sacrifices
for national defense. and that
every citizeH owes d duty n The
nation part cularly men IN de-
Tense Industries.
STRIKES In national defense
plants must stop" ne sand. II
hope they may stop through
voluntary action. but stop they
must. II necessary through gov
ernmental action. Labor has no
right TO strike against the gov
eminent OF the United States In
the hour OF the nations peril"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Hoffman
Puts Quiz
On NLRB
BY COLE r. MORGAN
Special to TINE DETROIT TIMES

WASHINGTON, May 21.-This
series OF posers were put up to the
National Relations Board and the
federal courts yesterday:
Whether a striker may
blacken one or both eyes of a
loyal employe seeking TO 40 10
work:
Just how many stitches rem
dered necessary In the scalp Of n
loyal worker by a striker will
bar the striker. the picket, from
his right to reinstatement?
May a picket break one leg,
one arm, or two of each, or one
Of each Of loyal employee, and
still be entitled 10 reinstate-
ment:"
The questions were propounded
in the course OF a speech in the
House by Rep. Clare +. Hoffman
(R) of Michigan, in which he
charged that THE recent forcing
of General Motors TO yield TO the
demands of the Go for an in
crease in wages was a surrender
by the United States government
TO the demands OF the union" He
added:
''If this economic surrender.
which adds To the cost of our
national defense program, which
may be the inception OF a spiral
Of Imitation and which may end
In national bankruptcy. were the
only surrender OF the federal
government. there might he
hope for the future.
"A more appalling surrender
In that of the courts, which re-
Gently have utterly failed 10 pro-
tect the constitutional rights OF
the individual citizen.
1.-THE courts and the National
Labor Relations Board have
Travelled fast and far on their
course Of remarking America,
emasculating the Constitution.
destroying the liberty of the in
diytduaI citizen"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Shafer Attacks
'UniOnNow' Plan
As Propaganda
By GEORGE X. BROWN
special 20 THE DETROIT IiMt.s

WASHINGTON, May 21.-ThC
American people were warned ir
a speech in the House by Repre-.
sentative Paul w Shaier OF Michi'
gan TO be on their guard against
the increasing British propaganda
in this country for Union Now.
"Our lend-lease has now be-
come synonymous with give
under the seven billion dollar
aid TO Britain" said Mr.. Shafer.
Gould IL be that part of our
own money II being used to
propaganda this nation into
subjugatiOn To the British En-
plre? Could II be that British
money IN being used To finance
this propaganda
The incident which prompted
Mr.. Skaters speech was a lunch
con held here yesterday 10 pro-
mote the Union Now movement
SOCIALITES LISTED
THE Information accompany
ing the invitation" SAID Mr..
Shafcr. "listed perhaps 25 names
prominent In the social register
Of Washington at the luncheon
committee. Clarence STREET.. pro-
mOter OF the Union Now move
ment, was the main speaker.
'In looking over these names
find several who have been
vociferous, not Ia say bitter, I'm
their Pronunciation of the Amer
lea First Committee.
II arm one member Of this
House who does not want Union
Now with Great Britain.
FREE TRADE SEEN
There are several millions
OF Americans who do not want
Rny colonial status for the
VCnited states Of America. Under
this Union Now. understand.
We will let down all our tariff
walls. and institute policy of
free trade between the United
States and the British Empire.
What will American farmers
and manufacturers say to that:
"Does anybody doubt for
moment that IL We enter into
Union Now with Great Britain
that We will have 90 submit 10
her dictation and domination
III this crowd II successful in
inveigling Uncle sam into the
European war or the Far Fast
ern mess with his men and
money. Uncle sap will some
time, Saddcr and wiser. come
back home across the sea with
nothing but his chin whiskerS
and barrel.
LET III he on our guard
against this propaganda. 4"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Baby Cabs

1t will make your baby's life happier and give him
the in comfort. 1t will be nice for YOU also
because the rubber tires make il easy 10 push It's
also easy get up and down curbs Quilted imitation
leather viii help keep the drafts from baby Four-bow
hood storm cover, visor Choice OF black grey.
Wbibeord Baby Cabs .j.95
HuDsoN'S-sEcoND BAsEMENT-FARMER-sECT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

Prices Subject to 80 Ssiss Tax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
For a RAINY DAY.;

You'll stop saying Rain, rain, go away" when y
these umbrellas, Because they've left the ju
s-necessity class 10 become an important fashion
ceSsory They're The umbrellas smart women demar
In printed rsyons or smart oilsiIk prints on gre
brown. black wine or dazzle white grounds.
HuDSoNs-FIRsT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c AN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
MAY SALE.

RA5fBbING R03E.se on.S presis ana IasgoerieS,
Pretty as picture! nd the tiny or hfe-Sjze rose
prints, whichever you please, are so gayIy cool
looking for sizzling summer days They're cotton
Sateen dream 10 launder with backgrounds of
wine blue. green, or rose Draperies ruffed IS
in wide and p yds long. Spreads fuH size.
HUDsoN's-sEcoND T-wooDwARD-sEcTIoN p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
7 College Students
Face Theft Warrants

MT. PLEASANT, jan 49,
Warrants have been issued by
Prosecutor Ed Lynch for two Gen.
trail State Teachers College stu
dents charging breaking and
entering.
The two. Oliver Roberts, %, OF
1899 Hillger avenue. Detroit, and
Robert Frey. 1S, of Lake City, are
alleged to have broken into the
Municipal Airport offices, where
they were taking a civilian avia-
ton course, and stolen gasoline,
oil. aeronautical tools and other
merchandise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
SAGA on Edi+or-With Affection

BROADWAY CTiTTCATTER The Eduardo Chavezes he's the
~ Conga batoneer infanicipang Bob Andrews of
Columbas staff is readyng film his late editor Henry
1t will afecionate theme Eddie Canors
March Dimes" benefit for the Warm Springs Foundation
listed for the 18th Heingr discovered Joan Leslie who will
shine IN his High Sierra fickure The girls in the show
Mardens Colonial Hollywood Florda)
be other night A. McCosker
the WOR papal knight.
Tune in WALTER WINCHEIL BROADCAST each Sunday
Q to 9:I5 o. m. OF Station WxYZ Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Connolly Answers

l. ta) Nor ern Africa; OBJ
Greece; (c) Rumania.
2. Gal Seventeenth; tb) nine
tenth: (c) nineteenth and
twentieth; I'D nineteenth.
3. (a) Stephen; OBJ Alfred; (c)
Charlemagne.
4. Australia.
5. (a) Mary's; OBJ Rose; (c)
Calling
s. tai Francis !. of France; (b)
Richard Lovelace; (c) Shake
Speare.
7. (a) pound; (b) dollar; (c)
rupee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Walter Winchen
On Bs'OAdzUAy

Trad. MARI Registered. Copyright. ISn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
10 Million Planes
Credited Rigby
BY KEITH AYLING

One of Britain's exports TO the
United States is a man whom the
Italian newspapers recently de-
scribed as England's greatest air.
plane designer. He has been re-
sponsible for the construction of
about 100000 airplanes that
have taken the air in every coun-
try in the world. and yet would
not be allowed to work as de-
signer in any airplane factory.
Wallis Rigby is probably the
worlds most prolific designer Of
model airplanes. For 20 years he
has been working on scale models
of planes, speedboats, automobiles
and everything mechanical.
Today Rigby is held in Britain
to be the man who has done more
TO make British youth air-mmded
than any other.
KNOWN BY PILOTS
'If you take . dozen men in
the Raj today" Rigby says
modestly, "you probably will
find that seven of them know
nv name and that four Of
them became interested TN avis
ton through flying my models.
Rigby is the designer of the
Modern Models" of airplanes,
tanks, ships, ETC., which appear
in colors in The Comic Weekly
with The Detroit Sunday
Times. This Sunday the model
is of an anti-aircraft gun. Thou
sands of boys are constructing
these models, which are true
to-scale; easy to construct, and
require no special tools or spe-
cial mechanical skill. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Tender Love in Fragments

MANHATTAN MURALS: pretty girl the Union Square BMT
AVA station tearing letter thousand bits Then. after
tenderly picking them The whimsical 49th
Street barber who has pasted photo Of Hitler his strop
delivering the Waldorf in the
meridian! must been big hurry to apologize
which after
of Broadway trolleys
crawling in tempo worlds exciting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
SIapsie Gets II Wholesale

NTEMOS OF MIDNIGTER Collins calls them The Greeks
vi of Wrath" cooling system which cost the Italian
Pavilion $1,000 sold Slapse Makes for
Nostalgia" recording mentioned here recently isn't
the Goodman but Francisco Lomutos is Victor
Carlos Cobian composed it Most exciting
Gil Gaan Brazilian He heads the Sans Souci
Mara lopez the Dempsey Vanderbilt Stop
The Is Green didn't win the
Command Performance that played Washington
wee before n. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Quiz Answers

1. Manx cats, native to the Isle
of Man.
2. Tennyson.
3. Under the sea; species OF
whale.
4. Queen Victoria. She was on
the throne for over so years.
5. Eighty-two.
6. Chameleon.
7. ST. Lawrence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
The New York Scene

IACES ABOUT Randolph Scott twrlng the revolving
House for lovely Mary Bryan Gene Autry
school femme students surround him
Gaylord Hauser at the kungsheim
identical carfs Mrs Ogden Mills the doager Who'll
again Philip Fel heavenly bundle
arrives Guy Kibbees son. john apprencing to be news
He's copy-boy the Journal American Mrs
Pierre Lazan lee editor Harper
Bailey who has shelved Is pounds in six
months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Met CaIiber on Barber Shop 4

NEW YORK NOVELTIES Every who knew him In St Louis
~ liked his fine tenor voice He led the community singing at
fairs and in churches visitor from New
induced him study for the
the St Louis company engaged him as
the field with John Charles
Thomas In New York influential friends arranged an auditor
didn't keep the appontmen-stage frigh-or
friends locate their prodigy they
Rudy singing with the Barber Shop at Bills
Gay COS.
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
Els HOY Ell ULTIMO Ola DE
LA FERlA DE FLORIDA

Cerrara hoy sus puertas la Fe
ria de Florida. Els Ell 1ltimo dia
y ell dia de todos los ciudadanos
que deseen asistir.
Durante la tare Sc efectuaran
las carreras de AUTOMOBILES y
funcionaran, como de costum =
bre, los espectaculos de la Royal
American Shows.
En- horas de la noche presen-
taran sus mejores programs
las tiendas y atraccioneS de la
Royal American y frente a la
glorieta, a las 7:45, Sc presenta-
ra ell gran espectaculo combina-
do del "Saludo a la Libertad" y
los famosoS ~automovilistas de
Jimmy Lynch, desafiadores de
la muerte.
Hasta las doce de la noche no
Sc verificara la clausura.
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
Ell

La Sra. Winifred Boyd Roch-
for, llamada carihosamente por
miles de soldados ciegos "El An
gel de st. Dunstan", dej6 de exis
tir hace pocoS dfas en- Park Hall,
Ovingdean, Brigton, en- la Gran
Bretana. Era la directora o ma
trona del Hogan de Gonzales
cientes de st. Dunstan. CuandO
ell rey Jorge Sc enter6 de que es-
taba enferma, lie mand6 la Or
den del Imperio Britannica, con-
decorandOla.
Amaba a los ciegos y durante
muchos amos los tuvo a su cuida-
do. Muchos exsoldados, ahora
ciegos, recuerdan su valor y la
esperanto que les infiltraba.
Tres de sus hermanOs eran SOL
dados distinguishes, entire eESOs
Ell captain George Boyd Roch-
fort, condecorado con Ia Cruz
Victoria en- la guerra mundial.
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

dice :Tenemos ell deber de ayu-
darlas a ustedes. Los misioneros
tienen muy buena reputation en-
China, en- estos dfas y bajo su
prestigio viajamos. Aver hubO
un ataque por la aviaci6n en- Ku-
ming, pero hoy pas6 el dia tran
quilo''.
La Sra. Broadbeck Sc encuen-
ira va en- Ell lugar de su destino.
Ell equipaje lie lleg6 varios dfas
despues.
iHeroicas mujeres cristianas
que van repartiendo por Ell mum
do su bondad y sc sacrifican por
los que sufren!
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
Una NoVeliStG

ACADIA de morir en- Charles
ton, Carolina del Sur, la nota-
ble novelista Lady Russell que
bajO Ell pseud6nimo de ELIZA
beth" escribi6 varias nOvelas y
entire elias "Mr Skeffington'' y
FL Encantado Abril". All falle-
Ger contaba IA amos de edad.
Viuda dos wees de mobiles bril-
tanicos, una infection de la san
gre lie produjo la muerte. Ell
cuerpo sera incinerado en- Wa
shington.
.Public6 su primera novela EN-
1898 con Ell titulo de elizabeth
Y su Jardin Aleman".
Cuando naci6 su nomNbre era
Mary Annette Beauchamp.
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
~ncsotros elegimos?

ncsotros elegimos?
Grandoff tiene muy pocos a j.
migos en- Seminole y mug pocos
tienen va los sehores que lie apo
&. an.
iDesgraciada ciudad seria
Irmpa 81 los CONES a.ss estuv!s-
s@n a merced de un dusno de
aUtobuses!
Tenemos muohos amigos en-
Seminole Heights y Crosby pue-
de contar con nosotros para pro-
earle a Grandoff que SUI negoc1o
IS ell de las ''guaguas," no tratar
de asustar o amedrentar a los
ciudsdanos decentes.
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
Las MujereS HerOicGS

ACADIA de llegar a China a
traNes de la peligrosa carrete-
ra de Burma, la Sra. Emma
Broadbeck, una eXmaestra de
Chicago y miembro de la socie-
dad Moman's American Baptist
Foreign Mission Society. Ella
realiza trabajos de e~nsenanza Y
cultura en- la provincial de Szech
wan.
EScribiendo de SUI Niaje, la
Sra. Broadbeck dice: iComo a.
mo a la bellisima Burma, con
sus habitantes corteses y de voz
suave'. Estoy sentada junto a
un canine, en- una pequena al
dea montanosa de Yunan. Nos
hallamos a una bora de viaje del
puente sobre ell rio Mekong, DON
de ell transito ina sido contenido,
al mediodia, por tenor a los a
taques de Ia aviaci6n. Afortuna-
damente paramos donde pode-
mos conseguir alimentos, de mo-
do que tenemoS un verdadero al
muerzo de Burma. Cuando para
mos varias horas en- ell rio Sol
wenn, NADIA pudimos conSeguir
para conner; pero teniamos al
gunas raciones separadas, de mo
do que no sufrimoS'. Estos dos
puentes fueron bombardeados
hace un mes, pero ell trafico So
10 fue detenido por tres dias.
BESIDE entonces los aviones del
enemigo no han regresado; pero
diariamente Sc suspende ell paso
de los vehfculos.
"La Srta. Annie Thexton y yo
somos dos mujeres descOnOci-
das, pero sc nos Ina tratado con
las mayores considerations po-
sibles. Somos Gas primeras mu-
jeres que tratan de viajar por es
ia ruta. Cuando tratamos de a
gradecer las atenciones, Sc nos
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
UNI PONCHE DE LA GRAN
LOGIA DE LA D CA
BALLERO DE LA LUZ

\ FL dia %, en- su edificio de
la Doce avenida y Gale 10, o.
frecera un ponche de honor a
las autoridades, sociedades, 10
gias y otros valiosos elemen-
tos de esta comunidad, la
Gran Logia de Florida, orden
,Caballero de la Luz.
Las invitaciones sc manda-
ran dentro de pocos dias.
La Gran Logia tom6 pose
sion recientemente y la COM
ponen muy estimadas perso =
,nalidades de la colonia latina.
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
SECCION RELIGIOSA
(PGSG a Ia 5 pdg.)

(PGSG a Ia 5 pdg.)
tiana es una actitud debida ha-
cia Dios.
Ell segundo principle que Sc
advierte es ell deber cristiano del
Ihombre hacia ell hombre. Jesus
encamin6 al Samaritano que es-
tuvo dispuesto a prestar un SER
vicio al hombre que cay6 entire
ladrones. SERVINGS a Cristo me-
jor cuando SERVINGS a un mundo
necesitado. Hay en- ell mundo to-
da la medicina necesaria para sa
mar las ddlencias de la humani-
dad, ell alimento suficiente para
todos los que sufren hambre, y
dinero bastante para ayudar a
cuantos carecen de el, 81 TODD
clio Sc distribuye equitativamen-
70
La gaceta., 1941-02-15

Ulen6 sus Omnibus con amigos
v conocidos y los Hev6 a armar
Ell ~"ciSco."
Como 81 81 fuera Ell hombre
ode los rayos'' en- Ell barrio de Sc
mincle Heights, ell Sr, GrandOff
amenaz6 con la destituci6n, por
medic del vote al CONCEAL Cros-
by, quees un hombre decente y
electo por ell pueblo sobre una
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
DE VIAJE
Chela q Onelia Santana

Embarcara manana para Ia
Hsr5ana, donde pasara una tenn
poradita, la Sra. CheIa Santana,
la %apreciada tiple, espcsa de
nuestro buen amigo Felix Santa
ma Jr. La accompaniment su bella
hiJa Onelia, la reina del Centre
Asturiano de Tampa.
Hija de un cubano patricia, esg
ia sera la primera vista a Cuba
de la Sra. Santana y de su hija.
I'm feliz viaje le deseamos a
las dos y que en- Cuba pasen dfas
muy agradables.
La gaceta., 1941-02-15

combination de prominentes po-
liticos locales.
La actitud del Sr. Grandoff,
en- la session de csc comite, anne
nazando al Sr. Crosby, hara que
81 puoE.o de Seminole Sc pregun-
tie: lQuien es este individuo que
Sc atreve, como 81 fuera un die
tador o ell amo de nuestra volun
tad a amenazar al ciudadano que
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
Lau Hip Wo de Hawaii
introduce Esta Deciosa
TORTILLA DE LANGOSTA
..""yc realo o no
USO UNA ESTUFA electrical

Ell Teniente w. D. Murphy que prob6 ser dig
no de pertenecer a la Antigua y Honorable
Orden de Coqui al preparar una deliciosa tor
tilla de langosta, tiene algo muy interesante
que contar respecto a esta receta.
Ell Teniente Murphy, que es I'm gran c%ocinero,
Sc encontraba destacado en- la Isla de Oahu,
en- Hawaii dos amos y medic antes de venir pa
ra MacDill Field, Tampa ALI cOnoci6 a un
tai Lau Hip Wo, excelente c~ocinero chino ell
cual lie cont6 ell secreto de SUI soberbia tortilla
de langosta, I'm plato muy popular en- ell ia
moso restaurant de Lau zee Chat de la Playa
de waikiki, en- Honolulu.
Ell Teniente cocino este plato para nosotros
en- una estufa electrical y cuando eXpresamos
nuestra a~probacion por su gusto nos dijO que
el habia usado todos los metodOs de cocina
que Sc conocen, agreganddo que lie gusta la
Estufa Electrical mejor que ninguna, debido a
que es mas rapida y mas facil de cOntrolar.
Tambien dijo que ell 75% de TODD 10 que Sc co
Gina en- Honolulu Sc hace en- estufas electricas
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
~ORGANlZADO
POR Ell SIR. GRANDOFF

Anoche di6 un escandalito an
tie ell cOmite de GALES del ayunta-
miento, ell Sr. Grandot'f, de la
Transit Company, que
desea Sc lie conceda un permiso
para que sus omnibus transiten
por la avenida de Florida,
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
Sc MUDARON VA LOS PRI-
MEROS INQUILINOS AL
PONCE DE LEON COURTS

Los primeros inquilinos Sc
mudaron hoy a los nuevos a.
partamentos Ponce de Leon
Courts, construidos con ell dine
no del gobierno de los Estados
iUnidos,
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
Miembros de la Orden de Q
ConoZcan a otro miembro
TIE. w. D. MURPHY

Ell ha estado lidiando, durante mucho tempo
con sartenes y calderos en- SUI casa y en- ell cam
pamento militar. Sabe preparar mUchos pla-
tos americanos, chinos y hawaiianos. lie gus
ia atender a sus amigos sirviendoles platos
a la usanza china o hawaiiana.
Como un segundo Official ell Teniente Murphy
fue enviado al Colegio de Cocineros y Pana.
deros donde aprendio a cocinar pudiendo de
esta manera supervisor las actividades de los
cocineros del ejercito. Fue uno de los mas des-
tacados en- SUI clase.
La gaceta., 1941-02-15

Noventa y seis familias es-
tan transportando sus muet[es.
Ed gObierno favorece las fami
l'as con numerc:os hiios.
Ca,i tclos ,os nihos seran adj
itisos en- LIS colegios cercanos,
ntre e!lcs e. Grange Grove.
La gaceta., 1941-02-15

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
PenSamientO para ell diG

Cuando nuestra actitud hacia
Dios y hacia los hombres sea la
debida, Sc traducira en- servicio
it'll a nuestros semejantes.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-20
CITY NEWS

Mrs. Marion McNair of Cedar
St, viii give a "coming-out par
tys for her son Parker McNair
Thursday, Sept. Is.
The AC P Benefit Com
mittee at a meeting Thursday
evening at 464 Mass. Ave. fur
thered plans and distributed
tickets for a bridge and whist
rty. Mrs. Ebba S. Perry is
man, Mrs. C. D. Jones, CO.
4. and Mrs. w. De-
citing secretary.
sa Goode, well-known real
e dealer, is at Mass. Me-
al Hospital for ten days
walton. Both he and Mrs
5de wish to thank their
ends for all kindnesSeS shown
curing the illness of Mr.. Goode
Miss Charlotte Moss of Wor-
ceSter spent Sunday in Boston
as guest Of the Worthy sisters.
Miss Helen Branker, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K
Branker, GA Columbus Ave.
left Sunday morning for Wash
ington, D. C. to enter Howard
university. Miss Branker was
graduated in June from Boston
Latin School
Stories of their vacations were
told by members at the opening
meeting Of the BookloverS Club
last Sunday at $50 Mass. Ave.
Mrs. NJ. Wright donated to
the club several books of noted
men and women of the race"
sympathy was expressed for
Mrs RoSalie Smith who is con-
fined to her home.
The Housewives League meets
next Monday Sept. % at $50
Mass. Ave.
Fluctuations from their many
friends go to Miss Marcella Nc
Corkle and Samuel House who
recently were married.
Members and friends Of the
y A A c P are Looking forward
to the bridge and whist party
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Miss Lillian Roberts will I
deavor to make it a yerv !.
Jolable evening for one and k
The prize drawing is beine n
also, and all members are /
queSted to turn in their NM,
in time.
Calling your attention % /,
fall opening of the B. Y p
Dept. of the United Rant
Convention on Sunday. Sent
S:3O-7::30 p. m. at the Ebens1
Baptist Church. Inspiration i
fine fellowship.
Clinton L. Oliver Of N,
York city, has returned to
sumo his studies at the Hs
ward Graduate School. He is
this years Julius Rosenws
fellow.
Sept-SocurS Cub held b
first meeting of the season
the home of the vice presidsr
Mrs. Cornelia Wilson in Eve
EFT. The club will give a gan
night and drawing on Oct.
at 924 fremont st.