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La gaceta., 1941-07-18
AMNerzo AnNdl

Con gran entusiasmo las dis
tintas secciones del Circulo Gu
bano estan laborando en- la pre-
paraci6n y venta de boletos de
almuerzo para ell Indoor Pic
mic" annual de la Directiva.
Segdn Sc nos informa, son
muchos los boletos de almuerzo
vendidosc.
Ell almuerzo empezara a SER
virse a las doce y media del dia
y a las tres de la tarde comen-
cara ell bale. Cuatro seran las
orquestas que 10 amenizaran, a
saber, don Francisco y MA
nuel Sanchez, para las pleas
americans. y LA Sonora" y
'fLa Tropical" para las pleas
latinas. A las $50 de la tarde,
la orquesta latina Sc trasladara
a la concha de la mGsica en- ell pa
tio-jardin.
La fiesta Sc prolOngara hasta
las nueve y media de la noche.
Daremos otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18

Despu&s de la comida Sc bai-
10 al compass de una buena or
questa.
Al despedirnos fuimos cortes-
mente invitados para la pr6xi-
ma, a la que gustosamente asis-
tiremos.
Entire los alli reunidos anota-
mos los nombres de C. J. Wood
ruff, jefe de policia; Captain j.
H. Nepper; FL fiscal del estado,
Rex Farrior; Mr.. Betay; Roll
and Standau y Sra, M. Gispert
y Sra, Nick Brown, Sra. Kent,
A. Heshound, Alberto Arenal,
]. Campbell y Sra, Srta. Betty
Standau, H. c. Hamm y Sra,
Sra. Elmer Clark, Sra. j. Cum
bic y su hija Don V. Giunta,
Srta. Sarah Gullo. Phillip Noto,
Ralph Vaccaro, Sra. D. C. Lit
tie, John H. Bush y Sra. John
Neil Donald; R. L. Tudor Y Sra.
de Augusta, Ca; N. L. Chap
pei y Sra, L. C. MacWittons,
Sargento Lattis, j. j. Stuart,
C. McWilliams Y Sra, j. D. Nc
Rae y Sra, C. J. Bedingfield y
Sra, M. Wisenbaker, Aurelio
/ CVastillo, Oveda Johnson, Do
rothy Johnson, OWE, Johnson
son, /. j. Hodge, G. r. Ferguson
L. v. Stewart, Jessie Hill, Srta.
Dollie Brooks, Pete Franks, c,
Futrelle y otros.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18
e. mando nazi dice que sus divisiones Pantzer
pasaron va la Inca Stain.
La cosecha de trigo es buena y abundance

Otras dos enfermeras ameri-
canas Sc encuentran va en- te-
rritorio ingl3s, segGn ell Almi-
rantazgo, pero NADIA Sc sabe to-
davia de un grupo de seis.
Desde Roma comunican que
sigue aumentando la escasez de
gasolina, aceite para motores y
gonna. Nuevas medidas restric-
twas Sc han puesto en- vigor.
En- case de absolute necesi-
dad, en- ell frente russo. la capital
Sc trasladara desde Moscu a
Khazan, $50 millas al este de
Moscu, en- ell ferrocarril transit
beriano.
La propaganda nazi Sigue d.
fundiendonoticias exageradas y
.falsas deSde Ankar y otros lu-
cares.
Los alemanes auguran ell CO.
lapse de Russia para ell mes de "a
gosto, aunque en- los primeros
dfas de la guerra manifestation
que Ell final de la campna a Sc
encontraria en- julio.
La cOsecha de trigo en- 1941,
segln ell vicecomisario de rela-
clones exteriores DOzovsky, es
ia mas grande de la historic del
pals. Miles de mujeres ayudan
en- la cosecha, sustituyendo a los
hombres.
Sc ha confirmado la noticia
del h~undimiento de un submari-
no nazi, en- ell golfo deFinlandia,
al chocar con una nina.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18

K. No. FL pueblo quiere ayu-
dar a armar a la America con-
ira todos los ataques. En- mu-
chos casos, los ciu5adanos po-
men todos sus ahorro3, los GEN.
tavos que pueden separar, en-
Sellos y Bones para Ia defansa>
Algunos hacen este pidiendo a
los patronos o bancos les apar-
tie una rc~c:6n de los sueldos o
iorrales para comprar Sellos y
Boros.
Nota.-Para comprar Bonos
de Defensa " sellos, vaya a la
mas cercana oficina de correos
banco, o escriba pidiendo in :
formation al Tesorero de los Es
tados Unidos, Washington, DC,
La gaceta., 1941-07-18
Los DONOS PARA
LA DEFENSA
Preguntas y r~espuestas

P. iQu6 sucedera 81 70 de SUI
bito necesitase Ell dinero que pu-
Sc en- un Bono de Ahorro para
la Defensa'
R. listed podra convertirsu
bono en- dinerO, en- cualquier
tempo, despues de so dfas, por
la cantidad completa y ademas
cualquier interes que haya de-
vengado.
P. Muchos de los tenedores
de bonos converter en- dinero
los que pOseen.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18
En- eL Police Pistol CHI

En- Ell Police Pistol Club
Atendiendo una fina invita-
ci6n del Jefe de Policia, Sr. c.
w. Woodruff, asistimos en- la
noche de aver a la comida que
dicho cuerpo daba a sus MEM
bros Q invitados, en- su casa
Club.
RENO en- la fista la mayor a.
legria y cordialidad.
Fuimos obsequiado con ex'
quisitez y muy especialmente
por ell jefe del cuerpo, Mr..
Woodruff.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18
p NORUEGO HUMID
DO POR LOS NAILS

New York, julio 18.-Un va.
por nrouego de 967 toneladas,
ell "Tejo", fudhundido por los
aviones del Eje frente a la cos
ia de Portugal. Cuatro de sus
tripUlantes perecieron. Ell bu-
que Sc dirigia a Gibraltar desde
Irglaterra. Once de los marine
ros fueron saBvados.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18

Para ell martes 20 de Agosto
la Sociedad ALTAR de la Iglesia
Cat6lica ell Sagrado Coraz6n",
anuncia una fiesta a benefit
clio del Seminario Jesuita.
Pr6xmiamente Sc daran a co
nocer los detalles, los que con
gusto publicaremoS.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18
La Tenida de AnOche

La Tenida de AnOche
Con gran lucimiento y bri'
nantez Sc celebr6 en- la noche de
aver la Tenida Blanca anuncia.
da por la Logia Francisco Fe-
rrer y uardia No. as, de la Or
den Caballero de la Luz.
Ell acto fue presentado POI
una nutrida concurrencia. ia
que fu6 obsequiada con cakes
Y r~efrescos.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18
RestGbLeciO

Aver jueves tuvimOs ell pla-
GER e saluar a nuestro amigo
Enrique Caraballo, que desde
hacfa dias sc hallaba recluido
en- su hogan, padeciendo un fuer
tie ataque gripal.
Su medico lie ha ordenado dia
riamente, a tomar ell sol.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18
BESIDE la HGbGnG

Nos envia una bonita postal
nuestro apreciado amigo Jose
Aparicio, que desempenaba ell
papel de "Gallego" en- la compa-
MIA de artistas que ultimamen-
te nos visitara y que con gran
acierto dirigfa ell caballerosO ac-
tor Gilberto Delfino.
EN- joven artista nos pide
que por medic de estas column
La gaceta., 1941-07-18
Santos del DtG
Camille Y Sniforosa.
De VGcCciones

En- la tarde de aver partieron
en- viaje de vacaciones para Ia
playa de Daytona Beach, ell Sr.
Fernando Perez, y su interesan
tie esposa Angelina.
En- la referida playa pasaran
dos semanas.
Ell viaje 10 haran en- automo-
vii. Visitaran las ciudades de
Jacksonville y Miami.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18
CMmpLedHOs

CampleGlOs
En- ell dia de hoy celebra su
cumpleahos la muy gentil y a.
tractiva Srta. Margarita Cicca-
relic, gala de nuestros salones.
A las muchas felicitaciones
llegadas a su hogar une ell GRO
nista la suya.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18
SOCIEDAD DE SOCORROS
MUTUOS LA ~CONCORDIA
DE M

Por la presente otto a junta
general del segundo trimestre
para ell Lunes 81 del corriente.
a la 8 p. m, en- Ell Centre Astu-
riano.
M. J. Sanchez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18

A vende. Recien pa
rida. Raza Jersey. Saludable. Sc
gundO parto Dirijase a 2l36
Conrado, West Tampa
La gaceta., 1941-07-18
NOTAS SOCIALE
(P0R MARIO RODRIcUEZl

mas saludenos a todos sls ami
gos.
Apreciamos su caballerosl
dad.
Pr6TjmO Party
La gaceta., 1941-07-18

Churchill. estima que la situacion en- Ell -.
Extreme O1iente Is rnuy deicada

CrGese queel Jap6n atacara a Russia, aumentan-
do SUI collaboration directa con ell Eje.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18

IMPORTANT HSdcSi Tests RNRal WHY Famous lydia { PAhamis Vegetable Cen,
psund Mas Bsa Helping Weak Rundown, Ebnuus women For Over Raf A CamTl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Zion Society
Observes Sixth
Anniversary
Missionary Tea
Held At YWCA Is
Well Attended

Tho stlfh anniversary OF The
v.msn Homc and Foreign Mis-
,orsrv Soc ciy ~ the African
vrbois. Episcopal Zion church
n, ,eohfafa rccsntlv with q tea
UU as officers and mcin-
a., =, ihe S,eietv of the Deunit
v Ha''ic Fiack is prcsi-
1,, All Mr.. Gertrude Thomas.
vfre'l
r,c- Nut ZION church in Dt-
ra 1855 ~ anaaa, was repre-
rr,ei oh f pncram. which was
,..,.8e o4tr h Mrs Thomas The
=, rea So TO lo:3o
p. oN we're in The re-
,s'ys namcly. Mrs + d.
ro.e n r. + chairman:
". llln a,k. district prcsi-
fsr " Gude Thomas Mrs
n n N,ttf secretary Of young
vonsn N Perrin Bryant. local
rsfs leh % itNhlH-' nv Np'H-
s,r. Noa M Helen Alexander.
" snd 81 Walter Marsh Mr..
sr VT aFoH Lohron Coleman.
y. sri N pcNhy. Mr. and Mrs
Hsasard MS Kate Tilson Rev.
4 W Ciocee Nh, Matte Tilson.
Ill faHs tome Mr and Mrs.
carM,o Iilcn Mr.. and Mrs.
Brow ANS Ida Boil The fol-
raes nerrs ana their wives
En- H. Poslcf. presiding
sae . y Thomas c VI. Melcalf.
TN Nm Baldwin j. W.
c-lsr ard rs " Henderson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Present Youth Brighter Than
Draftee In First World War

Lockhar hi
Ordnance Grounds
lccA Service
IN inced
intelligent ed ot
tl b laws O
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
GOSPEL CHORAL UNION

Sunday. MAY IS Will BE- the day
monthly inspirational meeting ~
Brav's CNE Mission Rev Precious
Irwin Is pastor. The church Is To-
Gated on Deqnindre.
Mrs Salle Jones. member OF the
Union. recently composed the song
entitled. standing In the Safety
Zoee" II can be used rs a solo.
The Ways and Means chairman
has been with the transportation
work Keen interest is being mani
tested
The members Of the Union are
ANXIOUS 10 have Mr.. and Mrs.
and Ferndale Il expected at the
weekly meetings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Dinner Will
Be Held At YWCA
Thursday, May z
League Carries
On Extensive
Program

The Detroit Urban league has
more Than fulfilled it, purpose in
establishing race relationship he
tween the various nationality
groups in Detroit Detroit offers
moro opportunities 10 Negroes
than any other city in America in
which The Negro population is
high Ono of the reasons for this
condition is the Detroit Urban
league. which has busted itself for
q quarter-century in bringing to-
ecther tho best minds Of the com
muniiy 10 coordinate their think
ing for the good of both races.
Tho league, which was establish
ed in 1916 AS committee Of the
Associated Charities. blossomed
oui in 1924 as an Incorporated or
ranization and became a part Of
he Detroit community Fund
since that time Il has been on its
own lis board OF directors is made
up OF a group Of distinguished Ne
gro and white people repree enting
some Of the best OF both races in
this city
Has Two Centers
The organization carries on an
extensive activities program II
operates two community centers.
one a. 1884 Chestnut and another
al a0431 Nolthlawn. In addition. It
brought into being Green Pastures
camp. gilt Of the late Senator
James couzenf This camp. since
us beginning ton wears ago. has
provided camp outings for more
than 5000 children al no cost 10
themselves or to their families.
The two ccntcrs conduct clinics.
music. schools dramatios and
handicrafi c'aescs and offer space
for roup actiyitio7 The Oldest Ne
gro art club in America. The Pen
and Palette Art club had lis be-
ginning IN the l'rhan League cen
ter on Chestnut. The league has
contributed much 10 the individual
Advancement Of many people rep
resented in the higher brackets Of
Negro life. Scholarship aid has
been provided many an anxious
youth 70 help him through school.
and this has paid big dividends he
cause some OF those who were aid
cd arc now leaders in Tho commun-
iiy life in this and other cities.
One Young man who was given
assistance in college is now the
dean OF one OF our foremost Negro
medical schools There are a the
moment four student in college
and professional schools VINO are
being aided nv the scholarship
fund provided by tho lcarlo.
The league has also used rs in
fluence In securing more jobs in
industrial plants and professional
services in this City. Opportunities
have been made for them in many
places
The present director. John G..
Dancy has been with tho oleaniza-
ton since 1918. succeeding f'orrcs-
ter b. Washington. now dircciof Of
the atlanta School of Social Work.
Mr. Dancy has always geen henti-
fled with all social work move
ments in this city and has held Of
flee in most Of them. At one lime
he was treasurer OF the American
Association Of Social work. picsi-
dent Of The Federation of Ssflle-
mcnts. member Of Executive om-
mitiee Of the Social Workers club.
president Of the Detroit Council of
Social Workers and served ON tho
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17

ing about the campus. His pleasing
TENOR voice had won him a posi-
tion with the university glee club
and h. had also parucipaisd in
athletes But that was all behind
now what was he 10 do TO earn
living?
Arriving in Pittsburgh his broth
cr Attorney Homer Brown present
member OF the Pennsylvania Legs
lature. suggested a trip TO Detroit
10 visit an uncle Attorney Cecil
Row eite. This proved tho turning
point in Young BROWNS Ife.
Uncle Cecil WHO was then al the
height of his legal career. urged
young Brown 90 enter law coli
lcgc and wrostle with the funda-
mcnials OF the legal profe, sion.
Joseph admitted that this was a
good idea hut told l-ncie Cecil that
he was without funds
"Wcll, you Just skip down and
enroll said l'nclc tecil, and Ill
take care Of the finance
So Brown VAS hegan wading
through the entanslcmcnts Of forts.
contracts, criminal law and the
many other things which the dis
ciplcs OF Blackstone must know. He
graduated in 1890.
Brown vas appointed q clerk in
1879 holding this position until
1896 when he entered The law firm
of Lewis and Rowletie a year
ago he WAS made q member OF the
firm. one ~ the oldest law firms in
the country.
Under the sage coaching OF the
two senior members C. Henri
Lewis and Rowlctio- Brown de-
velopcd rapidly. representing the
firm in some important cases How
ever. the hig opportunity came las
september when Brown was nam
cd counsel for Patrolman Alfred X
Perry who. with i've others. wa
charge with conspiring To construc
Justice. The case came TO trla
seven weeks ago and Perry was ex
onerated while three other de
PENDANTS were convicted
Last week a fee OF $1,000. thu
highest paid IN Recorders Cour
for assigned counsel IN severn
years. was awarded to Atiorne,
Brown for his work in defending
Perry.
And while Browns success wa
riding high. the three defendants
who had been convicted ex-lieut
Daniel Schoonover and ex-sergts
George ". Scharf and John r
Lochridee. all white, retained hin
10 fle an appeal for new trial.
During the past week Browr
and former Judge Charles Bartlett
who will he associated with Brown
have becn spending much time IN
the Law Library at the University
Of Michigan AS they prepare the ap.
peal. Last Saturday Brown and
Bartlett were guests al tea in th'
home OF President Alexander Ruth
ven Of the University of Michigan
Attorney Brown Is married and
the father Of a yourg son.
lie has gone long way since
that day he was given the sheep
skin ~ his alma mater
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17


= champion in 'he 44o and PEN
'aihion.
lie returned 10 the States in 1922
and re-ealsied With me Tcn'a call
NalA. serving a Fot liauchauka.
ARR, and san Anionia Texas He
was laior transferred 10 the sew
iec Detachment az Fort Lcarcn-
WORM Kan. aud was sen, 20
Proving Ground, H. recently
Sere Barnett VINO Is STAYING
win his daughter Nr, Mia
Nanpn ga Garfield during bic
snort stay 30 Detroit VAS ~ orc
Tine = reslden' Of Tho Motor ft'v.
lie Was bon iN Nor'h carolina
coming 10 pefror N 1874
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17

As he cnsconccd himself in scar
he began to thump his hran IN an
ofsor, "a decide on the proper step
before veniurine cut on inc io"u
leading to the fan'ure.
high scholastic marks Wh'i' c"N"''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17

ltF lIi ''lll VdNS ~ lflt- = I1l
hurt. Sergeant.
A. tho same Time. Seygi BaGo't
believes that these YOUNGSTERS bee
cause ~ their better qualifications
VII advance more rapidly Than
ihnsc ecruis ~ The First Norll
War lle then points out Instances
of wong men. will only two or
ihreo months ~ army eNperionce.
who havc attained high berihs as
non-c0mmies stoned officers
Ard Scret Barnett * we'll quail
fled 20 pass judgement 10 make
a comparison between tho two ha, h
~ draficcs He served with lhc
SiNih Engineers AT camp sherman
thliico'ho Ohio. during the FIRST
World War Prior 10 that he had
done q fnur-year hich with me
Scottish Hirhlandcrs in canada
cnlistng AZ windsor in 1910
Following his discharge from
the army in 1919 al Camp Custer.
Soiei Barnett re-cnlislcd in The
Ninth Calvary. going 10 tho phi.li-
pines in 1919 While there he Won
distinction on the athletic field rs
Executive committee Of mo VA
tonal conference of Social Work.
He has hoca In great demand As a
public spoakcg and has spoken in
every Protestant church In Detroit
The first president Of the De-
troit Urban league was tho late
Henry G. stevens who contributed
both time and none, 10 the well
fare OF Negroes here Mr. stevens
was succeeded hy his neicc Mrs.
George VI. Black. i- The retiring
president Of Tho Detroit Urban
league and the limor league. The
present chairman OF the hoard IS
Kenneth l., Moore
The league celebrating ~
tweniv-fifth anniversary on Thurs
day. Nav % at a dinner meeting
at the YWCA AZ which time Elmer
4. Garter and Lester q Granger.
both Of New YORK Will be the
speakers Mr. carter is editor "
Opportunity Maea1ue Mr. Gran
ger is associate secretary OF the
National Urban league
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Attorney Joseph Brown Has Risen
Fast Since Leaving College Campus

When genial and afable Joseph A. Brown DOTTED his
cap and tucked the streaming black aside after re-
ccvinp his diploma Union university, down at Rich
m, nd Va he hustled off the campus to board train for
his home i'm PITTSBURGH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
3 Drivers
Sentenced
To Jail

Jail terms were meted out today
10 eight motorists in Traffic Court.
They are:
Evert Lindroth, 80 Of 1916 Bry-
den avenue. 30 days for drunk
driving; Anthony Grabowski, 26,
of o952 Bruckner avenue. 10 days
for reckless driving; Robert M.
Bearden, 35. of 4545 Twenty-Fifth
street. 10 days for reckless driv-
ing; Albert Horian, 28, of 1924
Twenty-Third street. 10 days for
reckless driving; Rayford McClen-
don, 56, of 4l9 West End street, 10
days for reckless driving: James
G.. Crawford, 20, of 20040 Little
field avenue, 10 days for reckless
driving; Robert d. Richardson, 10,
of 262 Harper avenue. 10 days for
driving without an operators Ii
cense and Ernest Williams, 1S, of
2917 Waterloo avenue. 10 days for
driving without an operators
license. Lindroth's license was re-
voked for a year and the others
cannot drive for six months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Delay Rejected
On Turns

Detroiiers will have TO do their
Christmas shopping without left
turns on Grand River avenue. d.
Grant Mickle. Detroit traffic engi-
heefs-Said- tnday-tn-eT eFfHIine a
suggestion by -ceuneilmen that the
change be delayed until after De-
cember D.
III the plan has merit"
Mickle said. motorists should he
given the benefit of il. IL the
left turn ban does not work out,
I will renew my suggestion that
Grand River he made semi
limited access highway"
Maintaining that the cost is too
great to install the plan on two
streets al once, Mickle requested
Common Council 10 withdraw its
suggestion that an experimental
lcft-turn ban also be placed on
Woodward avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Circuit Judges
ChelksStopped
In Salary Row
Times stan Correspondent

II LANSING, Nov. 27.-State Per-
sonnet Director Thomas j. Wilson
stopped payment on circuit judges
checks today because they pre-
maturely listed themselves for a
raise in pay.
The legislators voted to raise
judges salaries, effective next
January from $4,000 to 81 900,
but when they came back on Oc-
tober 10 for final adjournment. the
lawmakers decided TO give the bill
immediate effect.
81 am following the opinion
of Atty. Gen. Herbert j. Rush
ton" Wilson explained. "He
maintains the Legislature has no
right 10 recall bill once passed
and give II immediate effect. 1
have no alternative other than
to follow his advice"
The pay roll came 10 the state
from presiding Judge Harry j.
Dingeman for November with each
Judge asking $639.64. This figure
included the raise for all OF No
Vember and 81 DAYS in October
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
GuiItYin Girl Case
Another Faces JUDGE

Fred Mouray, accused with Adam
Abraham OF asSaulting girl was
found guilty by Jury Of II women
end one man in Recorders Judge
w. Mckay Skillman's court and
today is awaiting sentence. The
jury deliberatcd for three hours.
elected 40 he-tFieA- hs-
Judge Skillman and arguments IN
his defense Will be completed to-
day. In the assault upon the girl
her Jaw was broken and she was
hosplialized for six weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
armed Again Drive Aide

Abner f. Larned. state WPA
director, has been reappointed
Michigan chairman for the 1912
Fight Infantile Paralysis Gam
Paien3 G=tiTe-i,TesidenJ'S BIRTH
day ball il was announced today
in New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Mother Care
Maternal Unit TO Study
Deaths at Birth

All future maternal deaths in
Detroit will be reviewed by the
maternal welfare committee Of
the Wayne County Medical So
ciety in an effort 10 reduce such
deaths, the committee announced
today.
The move was decided upon
after the committee was told by
Or. w. c. Danforth. professor Of
necology and obstetrics Of North
Western University, that IS per
cent of all such deaths are pro-
ventable. He cited three main
causes: hemorrhage. infection. and
toXemia. He stressed prenatal
care as a disease preventative.
Or. Ward r. Seeley, director of
the maternity division of Herman
ktefer Hospital. reported 10 the
committee that his division had
but two deaths out of 2.04l cases
handled during the 1939-i0 fiscal
year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-12

ment about like he chooses under tha
existing setup.'
Ward dug into the matter of re-
placing present personnel, but go
little Information from Ross. WHO
stood on the proposition that the
governor hasn't told him anything
about that phase of the matter.
Finally, it was noted that it was
far past time for the House to con-
Vene for regular session and the COM
mittee broke up after Ross had
pointed out that the governor deem
ed the bill a major n on which
quick action should be taken. Chair
man Stone said he thought a report
ought to be voted, with further dis
cussion waiting until the measure
comes on the floor. but the sentiment
of the group was so obviously against
hasty action that no motion for an
immediate report was even made.
And SO the committee adjourned
with the matter still hanging in the
air.
There is no indication that the re-
organization bill is yet seriously
threatened, but there is absolute GER
tainty that the roads committee isn't
going to report it one way or another
until its members have given the
whole matter more thorough study.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-12
Three Ta1ns Will
Wage Hot Fight
For Mat Title

Chapel Hill, Feb. l2-Durham. the
defending champion, Greensboro ana
Barlum Springs are expected to wage
d hot scrap for the State Interscho-
laSt!c wrestling championship at the
tWo-day tournament here in Woollen
gymnasium Thursday and Friday.
The tourney viii open with the
prcIimjnarles ut 2 O'Clock Thursday
afternoon. The semi-finaIs VIII get
under way at 9 o'clock Thursday
evening and the finals at the same
hour on Friday evening.
Boosting three 1910 champions.
Greensboro is expected to be IN the
thick Of the running for the title. The
returning champions are Arthur
Burton. Jennings Withers, and BID
Hancock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-12
Plenty Of
Food, But
IC.atFrra1 From pace


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