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USHERS'
NOTES
Rs A. W. HARRIS

The City Ushers union was the
guest OF the Mt Tabor Senior Ush-
ers board Sunday, Feb. %. In cele-
brating their anniversary Mt
Olive won the finance banner and
King Solomon won the attendance
banner.
The board OF directors will meet
at the home Of Mrs. j. r. Gibbs
Clio r. Kirby Monday night. March
3. All members are urged TO be
present.
The City fishers union was the
guest at surprise birthday party
given in honor OF Mrs. Viola Cor
don, Saturday night, Feb. Is. at tho
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Thomas
951 Frederick street Many beau
tiful presents were received.
Members are very sorry TO hear
OF the death OF Mr.. Davis of Olive
fishers board. The union extends
frs sympathy to the bereaved fam
ily
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HAPPENINGS in ALBION

'troit were quests .; Mr.. and Mrs
j. Clark S.nday
4 party VAS given SATURDAY night
~ he home ~ Alice Cant. Among
the many members ~ the Younger
set vere Ralph Banks homo from
CCc cam Hec'or McNui'. Fill
Christorher and Denny Settles
Rufus G. Foster Albion High
school senior is among the high
scorers on the Albion basketball
team z c made fourteen points
against Hiisdalo Friday night.
The YOUNG athlete Is fond NJ AL
sport and thinks there's nothing
heter than pretty girls.
william Pickens ~ The NAACP
gave an interesting talk Thursday
evening ~ ITO First Methodist
church or The Negro and His
Problems
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Poet Inspired By Carfiel4s Work;
Releases Book, "CIadiola Garden

Mrs Effie Lee Newsome. Negro
writer. has recently released Glad
lola Garden small, book OF child
verse. The book. beautifully illus
trated by Lois Jones. is In the Gar
field Intermediate library.
II was learned this week that Mrs
Newsome received inspiration for
her hook from an article entitled
Racial Enrichment in the Currlcu-
mm' ny Charles Daly, principal OF
Garfield school which appeared
sometime ago in the journal of
National Education Association.
A few DAYS sro Mr.. DAILY received
a letter from Mrs. Newsome which
read; 1T has been more than two
years since ! read an article in
The Journal OF the National Educa-
ton Association tina described Gar
field schools wonderiullY worked
out program OF Racial Enrichment
In the Curriculum
This article mentioned The use
81 one OF the rhymes that ! had
written. and which appeared in
Couniee Cullens 'csroling Dusk. I
felt highly honored, and had the
inspiration from that moment 70
collect some Of the child verse into
small hook.
i am so anxious n get copy
OF 'Gladiola Garden 10 Won that I
am sending il on. certainly hope
something about the book Will
please you Some kind letters have
come from time 10 time from Mar
earet Deland. The late iona Gaic.
Harry Hastings Bradley. and
friends within my own rare
Il am indeed grateful FOR your
conscious urge for the bringing
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Northeast Legion Post
Organized; Named
After John Marshall

A group OF citizens Of the north
east section met at Walter Coles
Funeral parlor, Sunday afternoon.
Feb. 20. and formed new legion
post to serve the unattached legion
ares in that section. The post was
named the John Marshall Post in
honor OF the father OF Donald ].
Marshall. official OF the Ford Mo
tor company. The meeting was
called by George Harrison OF 57f
King street in cooperation with
Fred Amcs, Jesse Benson. Alpheus
Davis. Asa Nelson and S. s. john
sen.
AR. Harrison. the newly elected
commander. stated that the legion
aires hoped TO do their part as pa
lriotic veterans in the present
emergency threatening war: u
guide the new ira i1ees enlistiAr 10
serve the nation: to also cooperate
IN every movement to see that Ne
fro veterans and others are gircn
full opportunities for all work IN
defense industries
Otltr officers ,ected were: Ere !
Ames, adiutant: Jesse Benson A.
nance. and s. +. Johnson. chaplain.
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New Bethel

The Rev. ". r. Ramsey spoke on
The Prodigal Son" last Sunday
morning.
The Crusader club held a mass
meeting AT pm. The chorus OF
New Bethel sang.
The Red circle closed its contest
In the Auto drive Sunday evening.
Seyenty-hve dollars was raised.
an inspiring program on which
much Of the young talent was dis
played. was rendered. Mrs. Flor
ence Lightsey was the leader OF
this group.
The pastor. Senior choir. ushers
and nurses will worship at New
Light church.
d. Dennis is church reporter.
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Peoples Baptist

The Rev. A. c. Pace preached
E,,or 81 John 10th chapter. IL have
came tha, they might have life and
!, have Il more abundanlly-' The
|usrmony chorus was in charge OF
4 ths music
The newly elected pastor, the
|rr Mr.. ROYAL, will he present
sunday March ?.
The pastor OF the Church OF Our
rsther will preach for the Senior
1 choir March Q
The junior choir had a silver tea
|,t the lovely home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ANDREW on Elmwood Sunday. Feb.
La Lois Brown. Airline Hill. Elma
willis. Dorothy Coulter and the
|hoys OF The Junior choir were
among those on program.
verlia Mae Berry Is church re-
|rorier.
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Inkster Jottings
BY MRS. WILLIE VI. BINIOy
7fEI5f1F tlElFEHIearll .'ar1FlRr5F

Magnolia simms Is church re-
porter.
Second Baptist
The pastor. Rev. o. 2. Jones
spoke Sunday morning from > Cor
onicles 3225 on the subject THE
Sin Of Ingratitude.
In The afternoon the church was
guests OF the Missionary society OF
First Baptist church Dr. Jones
spoke on The Great Appeal"
Funeral services for the late
Rev. J. Brock will he held March
! at IL am.
Friends are Glad to welcome Mrs
l. Nhiiner hack after a three
weeks stay in North Carolina and
South Carolina.
Second Baptist will he guest nj
81. James Baptist church of which
the Rev Barnett is pastor.
Christine whitner is church re.
porter.
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out ~ this littls book.
with appreciation.

out ~ this little book.
with appreciation.
"(Mrs) Effie Lee Newson1e
Mrs. Effie Lee Newsome was
born In Philadelphia She was edu-
Gated A. wilbsrforce university.
and attended Oberlin college end
the rniversiiy Of Pennsylvania.
For several years she was editor
OF The Little PAGE in Crisis
magazine and Is the author o.
our Young Peoples Book ~
Verse" The following poems are
hy Mrs Newsome
The Panty's View
She locks the pantry door quite
tight
Whenever she gets through.
But jolly little cupboards smells
Keep stealing out 70 you.
AS though they said. Come call
some day
when hat good sun, has gone
away.
What need 70 pu' preserves IN here.
Jellies and Jams. from year 20 yesr7
II grieres panfrv very much
To hide good things 70 chld can
touch
wish your aunt would lose IRE
key
That's separating Won from M.
Said Five Red Apples ON The
GROUND
Said FIVE red apples IN the ground.
Suppose we hide and don't get
found"
Sighed six green leaves upon tho
tree.
such downright ssihshness dear
mr."
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Windsor, Ontario
nv ARYTTA CHASE

A surprise birthday party was
given Mrs. Annie Hall AZ her resi-
dcnce. $50 Elliott street T. Those
attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Washington. Mr. and Mrs Smith.
Miss Green, Mrs Nall George Har-
rison and others. The evening
was sncnt IN playing games.
The orchid Girls club mot at the
home Of Mrs u. Ball a7S windsor
avenue Prizes were won by Mrs.
A. Ball Miss Barbara Talbot. Miss
Agnes Sophcr and Mrs Edna BOYD
The Mothers club held lis annual
banquet AZ the Masonic hall. wed
nesdav. Feb. ~ oyer ~ members
attended with their husbands. 4
delicious turkey dinner was serv-
I'd nr. O. r. Chaiters was the
principal speaker. his topic was
"The Negro and Democracy" Mrs
Ardella Jacobs. the president, was
chairman ~ the evening
A tea will he held At the First
Baptist church on Mercer street
SUNDAY. March .. sponsored by
Mrs. William Washington
The community was very sorry
10 hear Of the death Of Mrs
Prince chase
Mrs. Idella Small entertained the
Windsor Art and Literary club IN
Detroit n The home ~ her sister.
Mrs. Eliza Foster. She had rs her
guests Robert Brady and Mrs A.
Greenlaw
The Windsor Art and Literary
club will have as its speaker al the
All-Nation festival at the YwCA.
March 10 at s o'clock. Mrs Harold
r. Bledsoe, wife OF Atty Harold
+. Bledsoc of Detroit
The Armsioad Athletic club held
it's meeting ~ tho residence of The
president. DR.. Roy Perry 1871
Covcau street Feb *
Mrs. Feaster Of 1920 Gooyeau
street IL convaleScinr
Charles Wells. Roy neShield an
Lyle Browning are showing M
we'll AZ Patterson Collegiate. IN
their campaign for the city high
school basketball championship
Misses veola. Florence and Cleo
Mae Dean OF Amherstbere: wilfred
Shefield. Eddie Abbott. winston
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Starlight Church

The Rev. J X. Macon preached
from 37th Psalm at the morning
service at Starlight Church OF
Truth.
Tho Spiritual Builders union was
in charge OF the program rendered
at the church In the afternoon. The
Rev. ]. X. Macon is president;
Pastor Williams. vice president,
and the Rev. VI. l.. Lloyd. founder.
The Rev. Mr.. Lucas was speaker
at the evening services.
C. T. johnson is church report
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Ry ALIcE CANT

A farewell party was gwen re-
Gently for Charles Parker who EFT
for The Army Monday. The affair
Was held at Tho home o. M and
Mrs DAWN Davis. was attended by
Mary Bower. Buddy Burt. Juanita
Simmons. Eddie oliver. Gus How
ard. Ovela Wilson. oscar and Fred
Smith. Alice Cant. Eula Hall.
Lewis Bennett Florence n Tate,
Charles Ellie Union odessa SYM
dor. Grady and Ruth Parker from
Jackson Eddie owen Wills Red
mon Bernie Fitzgerald. and Haron
Smith. M ard Mrs. Clark o. De-
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New Age Temple

The New Age Spiritual Temple
OF Light honored womens day sun
day. The morning service was In
charge OF the women. Short talks
and papers were given by Mrs. Ell
lison. Mrs. Colquit. Mrs. Coleman.
Mrs. Sanford and Mrs. Gaylor.
The public is invited TO the spir-
itual seance and TO the healing and
lecture services on Friday evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01

and Roy DeShield and Alfred Stew
art went skating At visls Park.
Saturday afternoon az s pm. They
were dinner guests OF vilfred she'-
field this home on Windsor ave-
nue.. AMER dinner the party con-
ilnued their skating At the Arena,
they finished II of with a waffle
supper AT the home OF the DeShield
boys. Elliott street +.
Bradley Moxley Is very III With
pneumonia in Grace hospital
NOTICE Please double space
typing.
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Robert and Simms Dixon hon
ored their mother with a party on
her birthday. The honoree received
many lovely gifts. Delicious chick
en- dinners were served to Mrs.
Daisy Dixon, Mrs. Fannie stroud.
Mrs. Fannie Roland. Mrs. Bessie
Herring. Mrs. Josphine Murnside.
Mrs. Cora Barnes. Mrs. Bessie
Ayler. Mrs. Lula Abram. Mrs. Lol-
lie Porter Mrs. Annie Glover. Mrs.
Mary J. Westbrook. Mrs. Mary Wal
lace. Mrs. Mildred Morrison and
Miss Bessie NJ whitman.
The Violet Art club met at the
home OF Mrs. Besse Herring on
Friday at pm. After an hour Of
sewing, a delightful luncheon was
served.
The Trustee Helpers Of Smiths
Chapel presented the local school
teachers in Il recital Sunday after
noon Appearing on the program
were Miss Stone, Harvey c. Jack
son. Miss Howe and Johnny yasia
titus.
All parents are urged N attend
the Parent-Teachers meeting Tues
day evening.
The Detroit Spiritual singers
will be- presented by the Program
committee soon.
Yours truly attended the inter
esting session Of Tho annual Edu-
cational Conference. The theme of
the conference was THAT Demo
cracy May he Preserved Dr. Ar
thur y. Moclman OF the University
gave the first address on Michigan
Faces the East" Michigan School
| Problems" was tho subject OF
Superintendent Elliots address M
the luncheon served I'm the ball
room OF the Hotel Odds, Dr. r. A.
Kent, president OF the University
OF Louisville was the speaker. Dur
ing his Illuminating talk he said,
that the manner in which Negroes
are treated IN America is contra
dictory IN democracy.
Rev. Rrock died Sunday morn
Ing.
Mrs. BESSIE Burden Of Spring
Hill and Mrs. Sadie Fellston are ~.
Johnny Yasitious has been added
to the leadership Of Scout Troop
No. ? with Mrs. Dean. All scouts de-
string TO pass The first class test
are soon 10 begin swimming les
sons at the River Rouge High
school.
The Nursery school on Spring
Hill, organized nv Frances r.
Davis. nurse Is being sponsored nv
the Better Citizens club OF this
community.
Rev. and Mrs A. y, Evans en-
tertained Miss Ruth vanZant and
Miss Mary Butler AZ dinner sun
day.
Prepare 10 vote In the coming
village election.
First Baptist
The Reh. G. r. W Smith. dean
Of Chicaro's Baptist Seminary. was
speaker a. the II am. service His
text was from Isaiah 4O;ll, Walt
on the Lord" Mrs. Bryant o. De-
troit; Mr.. and Mrs. Perry OF Ypsi-
lanti; Mr. and Mrs. Columbus
Thompson OF Ecorse. were guests
The BYPU students will contest
with the Sacred Cross BYPU mem
bers next Sunday at $50 pm. Mrs
Kurendock and Miss Black are
improving At the Sumby hospital.
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Minister'S Alliance

The INSTRUMENTATION Minis
ters' Alliance OF Detroit and vicn-
ity will meet Monday. March 2 at
II am. at the YMCA. The Rev. +.
c. Copeland OF River Rouge will be
the speaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
0UINTUPLETS
use MUSTER0LE for
CHEST COLDS
Motherl Give YOUR Child
The Same Expert Care

Al the FIRST sign Of . chest cold the
Dome Quintuplefs' chests and threats
are rubbed with Children = Mn1 Nus
terole a product maze especially 70
promptly relieve the DISTRESS Of
children's colds and resulting bron-
Chial and croupy coughs.
Reliefusually comes quickly because
Musterole is MORE shan an ordinary
"salve." II helps break up local con-
gestion. As Musterole is used on the
CUNTS you may be sure you are using
just about the BEST product made.
Also in Regular and Extra Strength
for those preferring strongerproduct.
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St. Paul, Southwest

The Rev. S. S. Harris. preached
Sunday morning from St. Matthew
22:11.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes will return
soon from the South where she
buried her father and he buried
his mother, few days apart.
Mrs. Fortson returned recently
from Pennsylvania.
T. A. Vivians is church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Bible Class

The East Side Bible class meets
each Wednesday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. wyche. 6l6S Iro-
quois avenue at pm. Mrs. wyche
Is instructor: David Wilson, secre-
tary, and ]. B. Jeffries, assistant
secretary.
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BACkACHE?
And Stop Getting Up Nights
35 CENTS PROVES 1T

When your kidneys are overtaxed
and your bladder Is irritated and pas
sage scanty and often smarts and
burns. YOU may need Gold Medal
Harlem oil Capsules. fine harmless
stimulant and duretic that starts TO
work at once and costs but IS cents
at any modern drugstore.
It's one good way 10 put more
healthful activity into kidneys and
bladder you should sleep more
soundly the whole night through. But
be sure to get GOLD MEDAI1--its a
genuine medicine for weak kidneys.
Don't accept substitute.
Adv
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Church OF Goo

The rev W " Croner -pols
in the morning on PRAYER pr
McGee preached - The ch~i-'ar
church "Wednesday evsnins IN
celebration ~ the anniversarv
Mrs jamie Hair Is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Little Rock Baptist

Return Backslider" WAS the sub
ject OF the sermon by the Rev r. F.
Tate.
The Improvement club met at
124S r. warren.
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Springhill e o W lers
Lose To Chicago ALL
Stars In Match Game

CHIC Ago The strong Spring
mn Farm fiye-msn team rolling
with loo Louis IN The lineup Lost
total pin match game ~ the
Chicago Al-Siars here SUNDAY AT
Ncoflavn Bowling ALLEYS chics-
20 hif ihe naples for 25as against
o545 FOR Sprlnehill
Hish man FOR fts victorious
CHICAGO five vas Harold Dufauc-
hard captain who turned in ? "a.
George Jones led the neiroiters
with eos. Louis had 49,
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Read "PolltIcal observations" by
Alfred Casey on page Is.
Evening star., 1941-12-10

To/} Upper Cisoreste cese-Just the thing
o 4 for either "Him' or Her" Corres
~ Il full pock in original wrapping Reol
VIZ leother in black, brown tan.
La gaceta., 1941-07-01
LOS ACTUAN 4
FAVOR DE LARUSSA

Los letrados Pat Whitaker }
Chester H. Ferguson, defense
res de Felipe LaRussa, una de
los exjefes del juego en- esta ciu-
dad. ataearon aver como moons
t~itucional, en- Ia corte de 10 cri-
minal, IA ley de 1887 que requie-
re de los expresidiarios Ell inscri
birse en- Ia oficina del sheriff
del condado donde habitan.
Ia ley es invalida, segdn e.
SOS abogados, porgue Sc aplica
.1nlcamente a ciertos condados'
y Is en- efeCto una ley local.
Sostienen que es irrazonable
porque requiere del individuo
inscribirse en- Ell condado donde
Sc le condenara, sin que este sir
ya a ning1n prop6sito dtil."
IARussa fue condenado en-
.el mes De octubre por imprimir
.bnletes de toteria y tai delito,
segdn clos, no aparece mencio-
nado en- la ley.
La gaceta., 1941-07-01

la verdad, 81 no anadiese que
TODD este envuelve riesgo Y
peligro. Pudiera ser que en-
volviese tambien SACRIFICES
extremor. America debe des-
pertar ahora, no solo a sus pc
ligros-y los peligros son rea-
les-sino a la realidad de los
sacrificios demandados."
"Estimase que Knox sera
llamado a declarar para que
eXplique esas palabras ante
un comte del Senado.
Santa Barbara, Cal, julio /
I'm terremoto cause hoy da
nos en- esta poblaci6n, dejan-
do sentir tambien sus efectos
en- Los Angeles y Hollywood.
Varios importantes edificios
comerciales fueron averiados.
Harpswell, Maine, julio l..
Los cuerpos de cuatro mu-
jeres, que Sc cree viajaban Ell
un "crucero" de pesca, fueron
recogidos hoy en- la parte ba-
ia de la habia Casco. Creese
que todos los pasajeros, 35,
perdieron la vida.
La excursion sali6 ell domin-
go Y no ha vuelto a saberse de
ella. Ell reloj pulsera de una
de las mujeres Sc par6 a las
11:40.
Ell crucero Sc llama Don"
y tenia un largo de Al pies.
Barcos del servicio de guar
dacostos recorren ell mar y al
mediodia Sc leevaron algunos
aviones.
La gaceta., 1941-07-01
Los nazis han sido contenidos en- ell
sector de Minsk y Ell area de Luck
Berlin asegura que sus hordas Sc italian q $50
milIas de MoscI
turcos rehusan Greer la noticia de Hitler so
bre los 4,5OO aviones destruidos
Quedo constituido en- Moscu I'm Consejo
de Defensa

por los nazis v rumanos para
cruzar ell rio Pruth han fraca
sado.
Qued6 aver constituido en-
Moscd un Consejo de Defenl
sa del cual forman parte Sta.
lin, Molotoff, Voroshiloff y
otros lideres sovieticos. Este
Console tratara de movilizar
todos los recursos del pals.
AL sureste de Minsk, segdn
ell gobierno de MoscG, Sc com
bate hoy violentamente. La
tfensiva alemana, en- ell Cen
tro, Sc apoya hoy en- dos ten
taculos, uno que lleva la direc
ci6n Norte y el otro la sureste.
La noticia de la toma de Ri
ga procede de Estokolmo, la
capital Suecia.
La gaceta., 1941-07-01
PUESTOS DE WGILANCIA
CONTRA LOS ATAQUES DE
LA AVIACION

Sc van a establecer en- el con-
dado de Hillsborough, por ell
Consejo de Defensa, 81 puestos
de vigilancia contra los ataques
&c la aviaci6n.
Para organizarlOs fueron
nombrados aver los sehores A.
II. Schleman. John c. Deckle,
Alfred F. Hendry, Carol M.
Bourland, W. II. Taylor, E. M.
Simmons, j. H. Holloway, Her.
bert d. Henke, T. D. Burkett,
William A. Carruthers y Henry
Y. Willis.
Las selecciones que Sc hagan
por los organizadores, deberan
ser aprObadas por ell Consejo y
despues por Ell ejencito.
TODD ell personal sera someti-
do, para aprobaci6n, antes de Is
dias.
La gaceta., 1941-07-01
A CANNELLA Sc CA
LIFICo HOY COMO CAN
DIDATO A LA REELEc-
CION

En- la mahana de hoy Sc ca
lific6 como candidate a la re-
election, en- ell distrito que ac-
tualmente representa-, ell con-
tejal Frank Cannella.
Abon6 Frank la cantidad
que sehala la ley, $4,000.
Muchos amigos lie congra-
tularon y lie ofrecieron ayu-
darle.
Tendra Frank como adver-
sarios, segGn Sc rumora, a Ed
ward Stanley, Ell I~nglesito, y
a tres ciudadanos de apellido
italiano.
Frank fue ell primer candi-
dato en- cumplir con ell requi-
sito de la ealificaei6n legal.
La gaceta., 1941-07-01
La Gran Parada Patnotica del 4 de Julio
Las Logias o~rganizan

Todas las comisiones laboran
sin descanso en- pro del exito de
la gran parada patri6tica del
a de julio, que saldra de la esqui
ma de la Septima avenida y Gale
%.
La S6ptima avenida a sido
embanderada desde la % a Ia ca
lie Ounce. 10 mismo Sc hara
con la Gale Is desde la Septima
al parque Cuscaden.
Salvador Llosa. secretario de
la logia PrOgreso No. 81, de los
Odd Fellows, cita a todos los
miembros para que concurran a
la gran demonstration patri6tica
del jueves.
Todos los odd Fellows. Sc reu-
Miriam, a las $3.50, en- la esquina
de la S6ptima y Gale %.
La orden Caballeros Leales
de America, por medic de Jer6-
nimo Gonzalez, el secretario, ci-
ia a los hermanos y hermanas,
y en- particular a la Secci6n Ju-
venil, Club Don Quijote. para
que tomen parte en- la gran pa
rada del 4 de julio. Los MEM
bros sc reuniran con la directi-
va, en- la esquina de la S6ptima
avenida y Gale %.
Cada DOgia. como cada una de
las sociedades mutualistas, ten
dra un lugar especial en- la Pa
rada.
Citaran tambi6n a todos sus
miembros los Castillos de la Or
den Cabalieros del Agulla dc u
70, las logias de la 0rden Caba-
Hero de la Luz, los Druidas,
Lehadores del Mundo y Maso-
mes.
Las cuatro mayores socieda-
des han pedido va a sus MEM
bros, por medic de circulares,
que participen en- la parada.
FL Comite Consultivo Coniun
to de las Uniones de Tampa ac-
tGa en- favor de la grandiosa
conmemoraci6n.
Pronuneiara 81 discurso prin-
La gaceta., 1941-07-01
ASALTO Y ROBO EN- UNA
BOTICA DE PALMA CEIA

I'm hombre enmascarado y
pobremente vestido, Sc pre-
sent6 anoche en- la botica Pal
ma Celia, situada en- la aveni-
da lisbon, Y amenazando al
dueho Sc llev6 5000 que ha-
bfa en- la GAIA.
Cuando ell criminal iba a
marcharse, lego Frank l..
Lane Jr., de la avenida Nor
rison, en- su coche y TOGO ell
"klaxOn."
FL atracador lie orden6 al
dueho asaltado, James X. Ri
chards, que saliese a despa-
char y no dijese 10 que ocu-
rria. 49,
Richards Sc acerc6 al auto
m6vil y lie avis6 a Lane.
Entonces ell delincuente CO.
rri6 por la Gale Estrella y
Lane sali6 a perseguirlo por la
Gale de Aqua.
Los dos Sc encontraron de
frente y ell bandido lie hizo
cinco disparos. Uno de los pro
yectiles atraves6 ell asiento ira
sero del coche. FL facineroso
logr6 escaparse.
La gaceta., 1941-07-01
LOS BONOS PARA
LA DEFENSA
Preguntas y respuestas

iQue es un bono de ahorro
para la Defensa de los EStados
Unidos?
r. Este bono es una prueba
de que listed ha preStado dinero
al gobierno de los EStados Uni
dos, con destino a la defensa ma
cional.
Vuestros bonoS devengarn un
interes annual de 2.9P6. 81 Sc
guardian hasta ell tempo de su
amortization (diez ahos).
P. IPor que debiera yo com
prar BonoS para la Defensa?
r. Porque ell dinero habla. A
los diotadores les habla en- to-
no desafiante. A los amigos de
ia libertad, les dice: Alui esta
mi mano.
Nota.-Para comprar los Bo-
nos y Sellos para la Defensa, va
va a la mas cercana oficina de
correos o banco, o escriba pi-
liendo informes al TESORERO
DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS,
Washington. d. c.