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Ole Modem, who has been III at
his home on Townsend Rd., is now
up and around part OF the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert LentE and
daughter Judith, Ann Arbor. visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. James LentI Mon.
day evening. Sunday visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cummings and
son Garry, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kartje and family. Milan; Miss
Nava Smith. Petersburg; Edward
Lentz, Dearborn. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
LentE. son Edward and Miss Smith
were supper guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Kartje. Milan.
Ray H. Cline. Dearborn, spent
the week end with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Cline.
Rev. Luren Strait and brother,
Ypsilant. Edwin Strait, Ypsilanti,
we're Sunday dinner guests at the
H. H. Cline home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Ford and
family, Detroit, were Sunday
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hop
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Palmer,
Milan. Mrs. Glen Fitzpatrick, Sher-
man Rd., Mrs. willard Shankelton,
Clinton. and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Carey and son James were Sunday
guests OF Mr.-and Mrs. A. ]. Hop
kins. Guy Fitzpatrick visited his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hop
kins, Saturday.
Oliver Carney was Ill several
days last week. Del Carney has
been Ill this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Barnes, Mi
Ian. visited Mr. and Mrs. Penn
Barnes and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Sheats and son Duane Vernon, Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Smell
were Wednesday evening visitors.
Mrs. Ernest Jacobs, Dundee.
spent Monday at the Joseph Haz-
lett home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arbogast
Milan, visited MIR. and Mrs. Penn
Barnes and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Sheats and son Duane Vernon, Fri
day.
Percy Hazlett, Worthwhile, was a
guest Of his brother, Joseph Haz-
lett, and family, Monday and
Tuesday. He was a supper guest
at the Penn Barnes home, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grannis
and Henry Johnson, Ypsilanti, visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Hopkins Mon
day evening. Mrs. Grannis remain
ed to spend a few days with her
parents.
Joseph Ha1lett was i'll Tuesday
Mrs. Sylvan Kanitz accompanied
Mrs. Maxine Johnson. Mrs. Fred
Jasper and Mrs. Merl Parker to
Ann Arbor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Grannis,
Ypsilanti, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Hopkins and family, Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Joseph Hazlett is slowly re-
covering. Her mother, Mrs. Herman
Westcott, is in Tecumseh Hospi.
tai suffering with a broken shout.
der.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hammond
and Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Painter
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Heidi
and family. Flint, Saturday night,
to help celebrate the birthdays OF
Mr.. HEIDI and son liberal.
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Al Institute Meeting

Miss Gladys Grams, teacher in
Western High School. Detroit, at.
tended the Institute In Ann Arbor
Friday. Another teacher. Miss
Haigh, accompanied her home and
was a supper guest OF Mrs. L.
Grams. Miss Grams remained
with her mother over the week end.
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plank Road lmproved

Plank Rd., which was neglected
for many years and at times has
been impossible, is gradually be-
ing put into condition. More OF t
has been graded and stoned the
past week. The improvement OF
this main road means a great deal
not only to those living in the COM
munity but to the hundreds who
visit the London Cemetery every
year.
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Given Farewell Party

Mrs. Charlie Hammond and chill
dren, Ronald and Marlene. were
supper guests Thursday evening Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Hammond,
Stony Creek. other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Heath and
family, Milan. 1t was a farewell
gathering to honor Ronald Heath
who leaves for training camp.
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slnn, With nlsa Club

Miss -JasRita- SRsll, who Is a
member OF the Milan High School
Glee Club, went with the club to
sing in Hin Auditorium, Ann Ar
Dor, Saturday.
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SYNOPSIS

BILL LATHAM, young novelist. after
fore he was to have been married.
and
JOEL RANDALL. his older cousin. 90
TO an old North Carolina mountain
cabin, once owned by Joels late
uncle. for a vacation
EVE ALLGOOD. pretty young school
teacher, meets the cousins when her
car runs into Joel's vegetable garden.
YESTERDAY: Bill drives Eve home.
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Planning Convention

Planning Convention
Mrs. Frances Bird attended a
meeting at Alfalfa of the committee
to plan the Northwest District Sun
day School Convention to be held
May IS at London Church.
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Midgets living In New York buy
their clothes from a special shop
for midgets. others patronize the
children's denartments OF stores.
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Choir 10 Mat

The London Church Choir will
meet at the Clarence Arting home
Saturday evening.
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10 Have PRAYER MeetInaa

The America Back to God" pray
er meeting will be at G. A. Bird
home Thursday, p. m. May /,
and at the ]. L. Edwards home
May 8.
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Bake Sale Meta over ala

Mrs. Harrison Smell helped take
charge OF the bake sale OF Milan
Lutheran Church Saturday in Mi
Ian. II was a successful sale and
over SIS was received. In the af-
ternoon Mrs. Smell visited her
daughter and family in Ypsilanti
and Mr.. and Mrs. willard Smith
and children. Mr.. Smith was III
with influenza.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-30
NetCs From London

Russell Getty and Mrs. Sylvan
Kanitz. leaders OF the Barnes
School All Club. spent Saturday in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-30

To Serve Dinner
Woman's Society of Christian
Service will serve dinner at the
London Church Decoration Day
again this year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-30
Make PIana for Banoust

Mrs. George Hammond. Mrs. Ger
aid Hopkins, Mrs. c. w. Cline, Mrs.
Arthur Kanitz and Mrs. Earl
Grassley met with Mrs. Clyde
Sheats and Mrs. Penn Barnes at
their home Thursday afternoon 20
make plans for the Father and Son
banquet to be served by women OF
London Church Friday evening.
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netts Ortell. Virginia RymanowieE,
and Mary Zola. Gold seals were
won by Betty, Paulin, Margaret
and Virginia OF Glass 2 and Lucy
Jowett OF Glass /. Mrs. Lucille
Karner. their teacher. and Mrs.
Getty and Mrs. KanitI took the
articles to Monroe Friday after
noon and put them on display.
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Mr., MRS. GEORGE HAMMOND
HOSTS TO ALPHA CLASS

The Alpha Glass OF London
Church met with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hammond Friday evening.
The Liberality OF the Believer"
was the theme OF the devotionals,
led by the class president.
Election Of class officers will be
held at the next meeting. the eve
ming Of May 20 at the church. Fol-
lowing the class meeting the mems
group discussed plans for the
Father and Son banquet to be held
Friday.
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CHAPTER SEVENTEEN

YESTERDAY; Bill drives Eve home.
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With q Cooler, MiIder, Better Tosfe
that everybody likes

With the stars, and with every smoker
who enjoys Chesterfield's Definitely Milder,
Cooler, Decidedly Better Taste, Chesterfield is
known as the smokers cigarette
Its famous combination of the best tobaccos
from our own Southland and from far-off Turkey
and Greece makes Chesterfield the one cigarette
that truly satisfies.
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Cn6O,et pri1,,1Io

1tCNf - q > tAhhtt
FL sabado Sc Nefectuara 81
gran Cabaret Privado, a bene-
ficio de la organization patri6-
lea "US0", en- Ell Patio-Jardin
gdel Circulo Cubano y baio los
? auspicios de las sociedades
L'Unione Italiana, Centre Es4
panol, Italia, Centre Asturiano
y Circulo Cubano.
Cada una de las sociedRdes
ha laborado intensamente para
obtener de esta fiesta un gran
dioso exito.
Las orquestas Don Francis
co" y ia Tropical, esta 1lti-
ma con Sus cantantes Srta.
Mercedes Sanchez Y Joaquin
Barcenas, seran los encargados
de amenizarlo.
A la medianoche Sc presenta-
"a un extraordinario acto de
variedades, desempenado por
valisos ~artistas de la localidad.
81 Vd. no ha separado su me-
ga, hagalo a tempo.
Seguiremos informando.
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PETICICNES DE ClUDADA-
MA

Mercedes Calyo, zoos Pied
mont; Jose ICacciatore, l71S
.Noyena avenida; Elena Wales,
1919 avenida Ounce; Armando
Romsella, 1903 Novena aveni-
da; Gunner Rudolf Nordgren
Lena Applsby Harlow, 1929
Tambay Avenue; josef Bolyki,
Plant City: Frank Comparetto,
2020 avenida Trece; Rita Ma
ria Perez, 2725 Ridgewood ave,
X. b. Richardson, st. Peters
burg; Geo. Hu}d, Lake Wales;
Archie Waggerbey, Moore Hav
en-; Elizabeth Zwinggi, Man
atee; Mary Warriner Bryson,
st. Petersburg.
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Ell Blae del HetciHeio

Ell B1Ge del HetGi"e0
Por falta de espacio dejamos
de consignar en- nueStras nctas
De aver ell bale que por invita-
zion celebro, ell pasado Sabado,
la poderosa agrupaci6n social
"Hetaireia", en- Ell Patio-Jardin
del Circulo Cubano.
Muy atentas las sedoritas que
sirvieron de madrinas. Solici-
tas colocaban en- las solapas de
los caballeros preciosos y fra
gantes botones de rosas, en- Sc
ia de bienvenida.
La asistencia fue numerosa y
las mesas fueron ocupadas por
distinguidas familias.
Merecidas salvaS de aplausos
recibi6 la orquesta "Don Fran
CISCO, que tuvo a su cargo la
parte bailable.
Muy orgullosos deben de SEN
tirse los organizadores, 'por ell
exito obtenido.
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Con un csrgameGto de bana-
mas arrib6 Ia motonave hondu-
rena Delphia.
No parti6 aver ninguna en-
barcaci6n mayor.
Magea alta a las As a. m. y
i;3S p. m. marea baja a las
IL 80 a. m. y 10:44 p. m,
Sale el ,ol a las sos a, m, y
G pone a as 6:5S p. m.
SAILS Ia lama a las 9:5S a. m
Y sc pone a las 9:49 p. m.
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Cc,n promise a,mOroso

CC"N PROMISE UHtOTOSO
Eli dias pasados Sc hizO publ
co ell compromise amoroso de la
Srta. Mary Frisco, hija de los
esposos Felipe Frisco, residen-
ties en- ell BIT de la avenida
Central, con ell correcto jOven
Thomas Alfiere, hijo de la Sra.
Carmen Alfiere, domiciliada en-
la Gale 62 Y avepida rs.
FL compromise Sc hiZo publ
co en- un "SurpriseParty" que
Sc lie ofreci6 a la Srta. Frisco
con motive de gu cumpleanos,
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Santos del Df0

En- las festividades del dia de
hoy celebran SUI onomasticO los
llamados, Ceferino, Adrian y
Victor. Enviamos un saludo
muy afectuoso al Sr. Victor
Gonzalez, director de la orques-
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Restdblecidd

ReStdbtecldd
Hallase completamente resta-
lecida de la operaci6n que 81
friera en- dias pasados, la nina
Margarita Ciaravella. La asis-
ti6, ell ell Sanatorio del Centre
AsturianO, ell DR.. Parsons NJ
Garcia.
Mucho nos alegra saber de 81
r~establecimiento.
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Funci6n n BeneficiO

FHnci6n a BeneficiO
FL pr6ximo yiernes Sc efec
tuara Ell Ell teatro del Centro
Asturiano una function a bene-
Gcio de los tCn6os para ell nue.
70 salon de Laile.
Muy bien van JOS ensayos, ba
jola direction del Sr. Felix San
tana. Sc estrenara la bonita o.
bra PEDRO JimeneZ".
La seglnia parte Sc cubrira
con un ex.enso actO de varieda-
des.
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CantpedIOS


En- el dia de aver cumpli6 un
ano mas la apreciada Sra. Ma
ria Luisa Calder6n, domicilia-
da en- ell 2117 de la Gale Chest
nut, en- West Tampa.
Tan senalada fecha no la ce-
lebr6; pero recibi6 las mdltiples
v carinosas felicitciones de sus
familiares y amigos.
Son ~nuestros melores deSeos
porque pueda cumplir muchos
mas, tan jOvial y allegro como
al presente.
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DIVORCES

Dora Mora contra Fernando
Mora; Dallas P. Parker contra
LESSEE Parkery,
Nuevas demandas: Lille Lui
sa Smith contra R. J. Smith,.
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MATRIMONIOS

Antonio Alexton, 33, Y Poppy
Gerakis, 20; Wilbur Horace
Parrish, Is, y Bobbie Handy,
II; Ivey Aston Tatum, % y
Annie Mae Farmer; Daniel
Cumbrs, %, Y Pauline Agnes
Simmons, II; Robert Cumm'
ings, 4S Y Annie Laura Fuller.
on, 80.
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Para Cuba

PARA CnOU
Pasado manana microbes par
tira para la capital Guiana, en-
81 Vapor Florida, la aprecia-
la Sra. Maria Porro, mama de
mi apreciaGo amigo Dir. Gusta
vc Porro. Tambien embarcara
81 hija politica, Sra. Raquel
Porro. osposa del Sr, Adalberto
Porro, Y su primogenito Gusta-
vito.
En- la Habana disfrutaran de
yarias semanas de vacaciones.
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ORDEN CABAIlLERO DE LA
LUZ
Loaiq Ll0uinares Posodos Ma.

Cito a todos los miembros dc
9sta lcgia para hoy Martes 20
q las 8 de la noche, en- nuestro
local de la II avenida y calle 10.
Sc trataran asuntos de gran
interes para la institution por
10 que sc ercarece la mas pun
tual asistencia.
Ell Secretdrio.
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FL eAlace Sc ~efectuara Ell Ia
iglesia cat6lica NuestrS Sonora
del Perpetuo Socorro.
En- horbr de la Srta. LaFuen-
te Sc han efectuado distintas
fieStas, ofreSidaS por suS amiS-
tades.
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En- la Playa

BESIDE hace dias s. encuen-
tran disfrutando de unas vaca-
clones los los estimados esposos
Jose Moran. En- la playa COMO
cida por Indian Rocks.
Mucha algeria les desea ell
cronista.
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DEL PUERTO

Entraron aver los vapores a.
mericanos Pan ORLEANS y NAL
chase, ell primero procedente de
New Orleans y ell segundo de
Savannah, Georgia.
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orgAnizado por las Sras. Fell.
cha Leto Frances Leto, Carme-
lima Alfiere y Rosa Frisco.
La boda Sc efectuara en- ell O.
tono.
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ST, Ienor, compre la
pintura &. L. P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avcnlda
y Gale Is,
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Pr6rimG BOdd

Ell entrante viernes contrae-
"a matrimonio una apreciada y
distinguida parejita de la loca-
lidad, Evangelina LaFuente y
Henry j. Solares.
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NOTAS NOCTALE
tpoR A RoDRlouE2 .

"a ia Scncra"; Victor Garcia
Y otros que en- este momento no
recordamos.
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Society Notes

MRS. MARY ARMSTRONG. of
Houston Texas is in the city visit
ibg her son and daughter-in-laW,
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Jackson.
Mr. jackson is still in the Veterans
Hospital at Prescott, Ariz. Mrs.
Armstrong is staying in the city
is indefinite
MR.. JOHN BOWEN, a patient at
Booker r. Hospital, passed last
week. Other patients condition have
been reported fair.
MIR. HAROLD HOUSTON OF AL
bucuerQue, New Mexico was week
END visitor in our city.
ALPHA SIGMA CHAPTER
of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority en-
tertained the girls CT the High
school Jr. and Sr. classes with a
breakfast at Papa Co. Park on
Sunday morning Twenty-three girls
were in attendance. Tnc occasion
WAS the launching OF d vacation
guidance program, Eacn member OF
the sorority will serve as vocational
adviser to two CT three girls help
ing them to know the possibilities
and advantages open in their chosen
fields. The sorority hopes to be OF
much aid by presenting definite
statistics ana giving advice from
tine to time. In stating the kind Of
work each n1cnd TO do, the girls
expressed anxiety to know what the
Couldn't tell, to save her,
Where Dave went
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-17

Send your favorite OR original
poems to PEGGY'S SCRAPBOCK,
,5NS, 210 Auburn Avenue, N. E.,
Atlanta, Georgia.
prospects of the jobs are
MRS. MILI,IE HARRIS MOORE
was admitted in the Booker T.
Washington hospital Tuesday May
6, suffering from nervous shocks
it has been reported.
LITTLE ALBERT STEVENSON
the sen of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo
Stevenson. 13 Avenue and Scnuchua
street was painfully injured Thurs
day afternoon May 8 at Grant
school. When lie was struck by a
car driven by Lee Barnett'S son.
MARRIAGE vows EXCHANGED
MRS. FRANCES WILLIAMS and
Nj. steve HENDERSON exchanged
marriage vows. Thursday, Mays
FlICENIX SCHOOL CLOSES May
21 Booker T. Washington school
will hold its exercise at 10 a m.
Wednesday. May Il in Grants au-
c,itorium. II has been reported that
there will De approximately sixty
graduates from this school.
THE DUNBAR SOCIAL and Lit
erary Club entertained Friday, May
16 with their annual informal at
Temple. Ariz.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK TUCK
ER Of S. 18th avenue have bought
built and now occupying a new
home on Wes5 Apace street.
MRS. ESSIE PAXTON BENSON
anG baby daughter, Sherry Benson
of Los Angeles Cal. accompanied by
Ruddie Taylor. her nephew arrived
in the city Saturday. May 3rd and
are the house guests Of their pa
rents and grandparents. Rev. and
Mrs. j. H. Payton, 1907 w. Grant
street. Ruddie is also visiting his IA
thers parents Rev. and Mrs. J w.
Taylor, 1886 f Jtfferon.
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Last year Brown Won first place
and in so doing established new
conference record
BERRY CLICKING AGAIN
With the return TO form OF Adam
Berry who suffered a fractured
ankle two months ago. and Jim
Brown. Southern's chances of cop
ping a high position seems asslr-
ed. Berry is picked to again win
the high jump event as we'll as
Brown in the pole vault. Per-
haps Southern's biggeet surprise
will be Towns, hurdler. who has
not hit his stride so far this year
He has been doing some work dur
ing the recent workouts
Langstou and Texas colleges are
being labeled as the confer ence
dark horses, which will give all
representative coaches the creepS
when they perform.
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Cars Overturned
I'm Accidents At
City intersections
ATLANTA. Ga.-(SNS)-

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
Two vehicles were overturned
Monday in traffic accidents, ac.
cording to city police reports.
Investigating officers said truck
northbound on Butler Street anc
driven by James Butler, 80, of rear
922 Ponce de Leon Avenue, over
turned three times at the corner
Of Butler and Cain streets. The
officers said the truck ran over a
stop sign and was struck on its
right rear fender by car driven
by Homer Chappell. of Simpson
Road. The truck driver was booked i
on reckless driving accident and
running over a stop sign. Chap
pei was reported driving on Cain
st.
An automobile driven by Roose-
velt Henderson, 33, of % Fort
Street, N. E., and moving north
on Walnut Street, overturned at
the intersection of Foundry Street
when hit by a car driven by John
Thomas, 35, of 1861 Simpson st.
police said. Investigating Officers
said Thomas was moving west on
Foundry and left the scene after
the accident
The case was booked for a hear
ing this morning
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Southern u. Host To
Southwestern Track,
Field Meet May 1917

SCOTLANDVILLE. La.-(SNS)
Many conference records will tum-
Bile Friday and Saturday, May 16
and II, if seasonal performances
mean anything in predicting the
outcome of the 3rd annual South
western Athletic Conference col
legiate championships of track.
field and tennis. The meet will
be held on Southern university's S
track, field, and tennis courts.
Prairie View last Year meet win
ner, will have some keen compe~
titicn from the six other teams
which will make the meet very
close affair. However. it is pre-
Gicted that the Wiley college thin
cla6s will provide the meet with
several thrilling races and might
even surprise in some of the field
events
NELSON DUE
Flash" Nelson. Wiley's dash man
who has picked up added eXper-
ierce in getting off to a good start,
demonstrated his readiness MAY )
by breaking the tape ahead of Ala
bama States Leo Tarrant in the
NaVier university's relays. Last
year. because of slow starts Nelson
lost first place in the 100-yard
dash as well as 220-yard to Prairie
Views Alliniece. tut Coach Fred
Long has worked on his get-off to
such an extent that the speedster
is certainly to cop both these
events this year.
Wiley is scheduled to take both
the high and low hurdles despite
Southern and Bishop boasting Of
fair entries. And to add more mis-
cry. the Wildcats have a pole
vaulter, who is scheduled to give
Jim Brown of Southern a tussle.
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where these sons of satan must bow
their way out; Is this not the same
blood, the same people the same
spirit that indicated tried con-
victed and sentenced OUR Lord and
Jesus Christ to death? Is this not
the same species of wicked hu-
manity that stoned insulted, be-
urayed spat upon and finally lynch
ed Jesus Christ on Mount Calvary?
Again; Let be. Halle Selassie and
Chiang-kai-shek (heathens) have
accomplished overnight, what it
has taken the Englo-SaXons, 1000
years to accomplish
Both are accepted as allies of
Great Britain and the United States.
In final analysis. they have not
accomplished very much after all.
Ethiopia and China are still good
rickings'. International robbers,
like individual robbers, must have
their dav before the bar of justice.
Their sentence is not a pleasant
enc. Just how a student OF history
rdp read the Declaration OF Inde-
pendence, the Bill OF Rights and
others, 20 many of Us. meaningless
expressions, ana note the applica-
ton of the same today, without
dropping their heads in shame. is
beyond my power OF compre-
hension.
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Organization Of Negro Symphony
Practical, Asserts Cab Galloway

NEW YORK CITY-(SNS)~1n In
a recent interview with Cne OF
the major press associations, Cab
Galloway stated that there was q
need for. all-Negrc symphony or
chestra. The King of Hi De Ho,
associated for many years wlth
swing tunes, Minnie the Moocher,
1itterbugs and the Cotton Club,
displayed a keen knowledge OF
serious music nd all its aspe cts.
Galloway in the interview, said:
There are enough fine cOlored
musicians in this country to form
not only one symphony but
dozen complete orchestras. How
ever if one orchestra was formed,
I believe that there are enough
music enthusiasts to support such
an organization at the box office.
Such an orchestra. Galloway
continued. can tour the United
States, Canada, Mexico, all Of
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2per Henderson, Jimmy Lunceford
aad many others tc numerous to
mention. Were there a Negro
symphony. l don't doubt that the
above mentioned persons plus many
others would contribute their
talents in some form or other.
And where can che find better
vocal soloistS than Marian Ander-
son and Paul Robeson"
Who knows but that some
composer may be developed whose
music will become immortal or
that another Toscannni OF a
StOkoWski might be fostered. The
opportunities are endless
Concluding the interview Gallo
way stated that he would be will
ing TO lend his assistance to assist
in the formation of Negro sym
phOny.
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Savannah Promises
Insurance Men OF
Nation Fine Time

SAVANNAH, Ga-(ANP)- De-
clarine that Savannah is the point
at which DeSota stopped and lin
gered for some time in his search
for the fountain of youth and that
the famous explorer thought he
had found the waters he sought
here, Walter s. Scott, genial pres
iGent of the Guaranty Life m
sCrance company and official host
10 the National Negro Insurance
association which meets here June
24-27. declared he would place the
efcacious waters at visitors dis
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-17
Negro Girl Picked
AS Queen OF New
York Univ. Prom

NEW YORK, --(NNS)- For the
first time in The history of the
school, New York University pick
ed a beautiful Negro girl as Queen
Ct its Senior Prom She is Hazel
Scctt, 21, a native OF Trinidad. B
w. I. She came to the United
States at 4, settled in Harlem, STU
died piano and voice.
Her first triumph was a Broad
way show with the song Franklin
D. Roosevelt Jones'" After that
there was year at Cafe Society
Downtown six months so far at
Cafe Society Uptown, playing and
singing
She was crowned Friday night
May 9 at the Senior Prom of the
New York University School OF
Education. in the Hotel Pennsyl-
vania'S Manhattan Room.