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Evening star., 1942-06-06
Church of the Pilgrims

The Rev. DR.. J. Fairman Preston
for 81 years a missionary of the
Southern Presbyterian Church at
Soonchun. Korea. will be the guest
preacher on Sunday at II am. The
service will be conducted by the
pastor, DR.. Andrew R. Bird.
In the evening DR.. Bird will con-
tinue the series of sermons on
With Jesus at the Dinner Table,
the subject being When Jesus Him
self Was Host"
A service for prayer will be held
on Thursday at 7:45 pm. DR.. Bird
will speak on "Cubbage Cove Looks
at the Skyline Drive"
Evening star., 1942-06-06
DR.. 6. B. Williamson
At First Nuzurene

DR.. G. B. Williamson, president
Of Eastern Nazarene College, VOL
laston, Mass, will deliver the SER
mon at II am. at the First Church
of the Nazarene. The Crusader
Male Quartet, also Of the church,
will sing.
On Wednesday evening the
church will conduct its annual con-
gregational meeting. The annual
election of the church board and
delegates to the annual District
assembly will also take place. The
Rev. Ernest E. Crosse, the pastor,
will be in charge.
Evening star., 1942-06-06
Bethany Baptist

The Lords supper will be observed
tomorrow morning. The Rev. M. P
German will bring a brief commun-
ion meditation on BE Not Anxious >
New members will be received. The
subject. for the evening is Both
Growing Side by Side"
The junior church will meet at II
am. Horace L. Stevenson will
teach the Mems Bible Glass.
The Ladies Aid will give lunch
con at noon Thursday. A business
meeting will follow. The annual
church school picnic will be held at
Glen Echo next Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-06-06
Rev. N. 6. Pierce Guest
At Epworth Church

The Rev. Nelson C. Pierce will
preach in Epworth Methodist
Church tomorrow morning at II am.
in the absence of the Rev. DR.. Harry
Evaul, the pastor, who is attending
the annual sessions of the confer
ence being held at Westminster, Md.
The Rev. Mr.. Pierce is member of
the Pacific Northwest Conference of
the Methodist Church. At pm.
Howard NJ. StackhouSe of the Or
ganized Bible Class Association of
Washington will preach.
DR.. Evaul will return in time to
conduct prayer service Thursday
evening
Evening star., 1942-06-06
Wallace Memorial

DR.. C. E. Hawthorne will speak
tomorrow morning on The Second
Coming of Christ" and at 8 pm.
on The Bleating of the Sheep"
The Flo White Circle meets to-
morrow at 4:30 pm. at the home of
Miss Lucille Hoyme. The Bethesda
Shaw Guild meets Wednesday eve
ming in the church. Chndren,s day
will be observed June IA but at the
$50 hour instead of at the regular
preaching service. The Bible School
annual picnic Is announced for
June l9.
Evening star., 1942-06-06
HrntrfnHtal

REV. HUBERT T. SPENCE, Pastor.
II:OO am. and 1:45 p.m.-Preaching by
Pastor.
Nid-week Service, Wednesday, s:45 p.m
1.-The Little Church With the Big Welcome
Evening star., 1942-06-06
BRIGHTWooD PARK

Eighth and jefferson SITS. NV.
REV. ROBERT X. NEVITT, Minister
1890 am -Children's Day-
7:45 pm-Pev. John H. Blake
more, Jr
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tengais encerrada, de otro

tengais encerrada, de otro
modo!
VComo, senior marques?
-Muy sencillo; avisando a
la policfa. Confesar6 que en-
un instante de locura, que a
consequence de un drama de
los que hacen vacilar la raz6n
y obscurecen ell pensamiento
entregue mi hija a un bandi-
do, a ii, y la ley me amparara.
Il ESQ 10 veremos!-desafi6,
cinicamente ell Cogorza, sin per-
der 81 serenidad de presidiario.
lilo weremos! iYo proba-
re que til y toda tn genie sois u
nos miserables, no ladrones. u
nos asesinos, SObre los que de-
ben de pesar millares de crime
nes!....
Cogorza miro al ingeniero
con una expression tragica y SOS
layada.
Pedro de N1hez habia sacado
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hez, va que a 81 no lie conocia de
antics ell ingeniero.
Pablito depuso su actitud a.
gresiva.
Ii Els que al senior marques
no quiere hacerse cargo L..
-Os dOy Glen mil pesetas-
murmur6 Pedro en- tono tam
bien conciliador,
y yo lie digo que Glen mil pc
setas no es bastante; til sabes,
Sera, 81 20 me he gastado las
peStanas para educar a esa nj
II, y no es justo que....
OEl Milo de lns Gaveras. que
ahora Sc llamaba Sera o Sera-
pic, eXtendi6 la diestra como un
0ctavio dispuesto a pacificarlo
Y arreglarlo TODD.
Y dijo:
-Bueno, hombre, no tome las
palabras d'aqui como 81 fuan el
eyqngelio, iverda. seh6 marQue?
Quie decirse que Sc quie deci que
La gaceta., 1942-09-26

cuando uno anda en- un trato, ell
no propone y el otro discute, CO.
mo las presona.... Asin, iy cla-
TO eSta que nos hamos denton
de, como las PERSONAL. lVerda,,
sen6 marque?
-Os doy Glen mil pesetas-re
piti6 Pedro en- tono rotundo. tire
molando un instante en- ell aire,
de nuevo, su talonario de che
ques.
Cogorza iba a p%rotestar.
Pero lie pareci6 yer en- ell ros-
tro eanalla del Milo un guiho i'm
peceptible, y guard6 silencio.
-iAsi, %vosotros vereis con
tinu6 diciendo Pedro, cada vez
mas sereno,iniciando la marcia
hacia la puerta-. ST os convie-
ne, bien; 81 no..
Serupio intervino de nuevo en-
tono conciliador.
Extendi6 ambas manos. ha-
ciendo con elias gestos de calma
La gaceta., 1942-09-26
PASTOR DERROTO A SCOTT
DE MANERA DECISIVA

Detroit, Sept. 26.-Bob Pas,
tor ell veterano pdgil neoyorqui-
no, venci6 aver por puntos, en-
diez asaltos, a Buddy Scott, de
Tampa.
Esta victoria fu6 Ia tercera
de Pastor sobre Scott, quien die
una pesima demostraci6n.
Scott estuvo a la verja del no.
caut en- los asaltos noveno y de-
elmo, perO la campana lie salv6.
Sin que Scott pudiera devol-
verle los golpes, Pastor lie persi-
gui6 en- ell d6cimo, pero no con-
sigui6 derribarle.
Los jueces dieron a Pastor to-
'Os los asaltos, con la exception
del segundo, que gan6 ell "bom-
bero,"
Pesaba ell derrotado 179 libras
y el vencedor 1876.
La gaceta., 1942-09-26

al ingeniero, para que no Sc mai
chara, y dijo, sehalandole la 81.
LA EN- la queestuviera antes sen.
tado NGhez:
-Si6ntese uste, seh6 marqu5
A1n me da el coraz6n qu'hamos
d'entenderno. Y 10 qua mi me
da er coraz6n, va pue ust6 conta
con que esta hecho.
Pedro Sc detuvo. miranda a
CogOrza.
Una nausea horrible, I'm dis.
guSto eSpantoso, aquella sensa-
cion de repugnancia y de asco
cue producer en- los seres mobiles
y benos los espectaculos inmun-
dos, la presencia de las miserias
de la vida, dOminaba a Pedro en-
este instante.
iGran Dios! H.. iEl. ell hombre
de alma elegante, Ell hombre e.
cuanlme y bueno, de alma tan
dulce, de coraz6n tan generoso,
haber entregado su hija, llsu
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propia hija!!.... a este bandido,
a este ser inmundo del arroyo,
rey del crimen y de la gallofG,
tlcr dl hampa madrilena...., y
tensr que estar ahora comercian
10 con aquel miserable la devo-
iuci6n de la hija amada!
Por un instante su horror, su
assoc, su furia fueron tan gran
des que estuvo a punto de cerrar
los oJoS, sentarse en- la silla
y escribir sobre la mesa mu-
grienta y manchada de vino y
de lamparOnes de graSa que o.
cupaba el centric de la pieza, la
cfra de trescientas mil pesetas
Sobre un cheque... y entregarlo
a los bandidos.
Pero lie contuvo Ell pensamien-
to de que 81, aunque era rico, no
podia disponer, tai vez, de aque-
LA suma enorme en- dinero.
La fortuna de Pedro de MI
nez, Sc acercaba hoy al million
La gaceta., 1942-09-26
GEORGIA VENCIO A LOS
MARINEROS DE X
WILLIE

Macon, Ga, Sept. 26,-El agil
equipo de la Uniyersidad de
Georgia, apoyado en- ell maravi-
lloso frankie Sinkwich, vencj6
anoche, con anotac6n de IA por
0, a los Mariners de Jackson
Vile.
Los Marineros habian derro-
tado a la Universidad de Flori-
da, La semana asada, y los ex-
pertos esperaban de ellos una
mejor demonstration.
Georgia tuvo oportunidades
para hacer otros dos touchdown
pero no logr6 aprovecharlas.
Los Mariners no cOnsiguie-
ron acercarse a la meta, apesar
de los esfuerzos de George Nc
Afee, "estrella" que fuera de Du
ke y de los Osos de Chicago.
Por los vencedores sc distin-
lguieron, ademas de Sinkwich,
Dick McPhee y Bulldog William
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0EPORTE
CANCELO Ell ~SECRETARIO
STIMSON LA PELEA JOSE
lLUIS-CONN

Washington, sep. 26.-Cance-
Is aver el secretario de la que
IRA, coronel Stimson, ell comba
te a puhetazos entire ell sargen-
to Jose Luis, campe6n mundial
del peso complete, Y ell soldado
Billy Conn, aspirante a la "coro
ma"
Estaba senalado Ell match" pa
ra ell dia II de octubre.
La orden del secretario indica
que los arreglos financieros he
chos r~ecientemente, contravi-
niendo una disposition anterior,
motivaron la energica MEDIA.
I'm comite de periodistas a
cargo de la pelea estim6 no era
justo que Luis arriesgase su IT,
tulo y quedase Memo de deudas,
acordando abonar las deudas de
Luis y Conn, fijadas en- $1S500O
Las personals bien enteradas
afirman que los p1giles hacfan
I'm verdadero sacrificio moneta
rio Y, sin embargo, ahora Sc les
critica y califica de mercenarios
La gaceta., 1942-09-26

sexta y definitiva carrera en- la
decima segunda entrada. Sc lie
acredit6 Ell exito al pitcher Head
y ell contratiempo a lost.
Entraron sin pagan la entra-
da, pero llevando con ellos peda-
EOS de metal, 1885 espectado-
res.
Antics del juego los peloteros
lei Brooklyn obsequiaron a Lar
ry MacPhail, que ingresara en-
ell ej6rcito, con un reloj valuado
en- $500.
Froilan Fernandez no pudo
batear de "hit".
A Medwick sc lie envi6 a ba-
tear de emergencia y fall6 en- el
empefio.
La v~entaja de los Cardenales
sobre ell Brooklyn es ahora de
dos juegos. 81 los Pajaros Rojos
pierden los 2 juegos que les fall
tan Y los Esquiv8dores ganan
sus dos desafios, Sc empataran
en- ell primer lugar.
ST ell San Luis CANA uno de los
partidos, suyo sera ell campeO-
nato, aunuue el Brooklyn game
los dos.
Con ell Chicago Jugara el San
Luis, hoy Y mahana, los dos de-
safios que le faltan.
Ell Brooklyn jugara les suyos
cen los "sotanistas' de Filadel-
fla.
Boston &c, 12h, lie; Brooklyn
&c, 8h, Re.
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escuela local Jefferson, escuela
superior, Y los Recogedores de
Fresas de Plant City.
Ell combate Sc verificara hoy
en- Plant City, bajo las luces, EN-
pezando a las 80.
Mas de 1000 jcvencitos Sc
presentaron a comprar billetes
de entrada, no obstante el MAJ
tempo, pero Sc les orden6 regre
Sar a sus casas.
Los coaches" Harker y Cook
decidieron entonces, previa con-
sulta, ofrecer ell partido en- la NJ
che de hoy.
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WRIGHT DERROTO A LULU
CONSTANTINE

New York, Sept. 26.-Chalky
Wright, ell negro de Los Ange-
les, campe6n del peso de pluma,
venci6 anodhe, por puntos, a Lu-
III Constantine, Ell fuerte aspi =
rante.
Presenciaron ell match S57l
espectadores, que apladieron la
decision.
Wright do una lecci6n de bo-
xeo a Constantine, en- Is asaltOs
apesar de que su edad sc calcula
entire g. Y 40 amos.
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La Gaceta
Folletin No. S95
TONIC TNRCMRO
IA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

estoy d~ispuesto a firmar un
cheque de Glen mil; pero 10
que listed me pide ahora....
It va lie digo que no pode-
mos rebajar nj un centimo, Sc
nor marques!.... Por 10 demas
listed es muy dueho de aceptar
o no; 81 listed no acepta, la
nina seguira en- mi poder, CO.
mo hasta ahora.
Pedro sinti6 que la c6lera lie
estremecfa.
Sc puso en- pie.
Y, apretando los puhos, muir
mur6:
%Bien; yo me llevare a
mi hija de aQui o de donde Ia
La gaceta., 1942-09-26
LOS GIGANTES DIVIDIE-
RON UN DOBLE JUEGO

Hank Leiber; que era jardine-
no de los Gigantes, hizo aver su
presentation como pitcher, pero
lie TOGO la derrota.
Utilizando a schumacher los
neoyorquinos ganaron ell primer
partido.
FiladeIfia Sc, 10h, Ce; New
York &c, 11h, De.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, De; New
York lc, Oh, 2e.
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Ell negro parsigui6 a su CON-

Ell negro pArsigui6 a su CON-
trario por todas las esquinas del
cuadrilatero, en- la mayor parte
de los rounds"
Fu6 la tecera derrota DE- Lu-
III en- un total de 65 peleas.
Los periCdistas acreditaron
nucve asaltos a Wright, dando
cinco a Su rival.
Votaron los dos jueces p1r 81
campe6n; pero 81 arbitro Billy
Cavannaugh Sc decide por
Constantine.
La gaceta., 1942-09-26

Recurriendo a los servicios de
cuatro lanzadores y mantenien
do su 'moral" hasta ell 1ltimo
'instante, los Esquivadores de
Brooklyn vencieron aver a los
Braves de Boston, hacienda la
La gaceta., 1942-09-26
LOS Medals N DE-
RROTARON A LOS INDIOS

Cleveland, Sept. 26.-Pegan-
do 16 hits, los Medals Blancas
hicieron 8 carreras y vencieron
a los Indios de Cleveland.
lie corresponds la derrota a
Dean y Ell exito al veterano Lee.
Chicago &c, 16h, De; Cleve-
land lie, III, 2e.
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ST senior
Compre la pintUra B.
l.. P. Solamente SO ven
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida Y
Gale Is.
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ESTA NOCHE Sc EFECTUA-
RIA Ell RTI ENTIRE
LOS DRAGONES Y LOS RE
DE S

La lluvia impidi6 Sc efectuase
en- la tarde de aver ell partido de
futbol entire los Dragones de la
La gaceta., 1942-09-26

LOS G "A
Eel s A DE AVER EN-
LA DECIMA SEGUNDA EN-
TRADA
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FL. DESAF!C DE MANANA
EN- CUSCACEN EMPEZARA
A LAS d DE LA r

Ell segundo partido de la serie
entire ell Centre Asturiano y la
Unione, por ell derecho a jugar
con la nOvena del Circulo Cuba
no, Sc efectuara manana domin-
go y ccmenzara a las a de la
tarde, en- lugar de las 2:30.
La Unione Italiana utilizara
a Mickey Hernandez o Piniella
pero es cast SECURE que lanzara
Hernandez.
Pepe Iglesias, ell correcto di-
rector y habilisimO pelotero, es-
cOgera entire Pulido Y Longval.
La novena asturiana estuvo
aconsejada por ell pitcher Cue
liar, en- las practicas de la Sc
mana.
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Sc sonora la
tina para atender los queha-
ceres de una casa. Lame por
ell tel6fono M 66-163 o dirija-
Sc al 1887 West Gladys St.
La gaceta., 1942-09-26
v1ctoriano Manteiga, Editor

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Telefono Y 3702
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De pronto, surgi6 un nuevo
perSonaje en- la escena.
Era ell Ni6O de las Gdrerds.
FL lugarteniente de Cogorza
critic, interponi6ndose entire los
dos enemigos, y en- tono concilia-
dor:
ii En-, senore, artol INA de
Ito nj trastazo, nj ma iAqui Sc
mo toos amigo. Y vamo a enten
derno como las presona decente
cue coilel...
Conservaba su dejo andaluz
de pura cepa su habla gitana,
para despistar a Pedro de MI
La gaceta., 1942-09-26

su pistola, y la eSgrimia en- su
mano derecha. retrOcediendo ha
ella la puerta.
-iAh, canalla!, mos insul-
tas?-murmur6 Cogorza;-ino
Sabes que eStas en- ~nuestras ma
nos, so cochina?... iAhora vas
a ver!....
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

gent people who believe thai Holy
wood has been. and is. Unfair 10 NJ
gIoes. but they just a. sincerely he
lieve that there is nothing that osr
be done about 1t.
Tho Filipino Associated Pes :
uses for rs slogan III You Think
You Are Beaten. Then You Arc
Let's remember thar. And don
lose sight Of the fact that deer
mined. we'll directed. unified profess
can break down anything. MOI only
do we have fight with Hollywood
regarding our actors. what about
those thousands Of jobs I'm the biz
lion dollar motion picture indus
try for property men. gripe. cleo
tricians. script girls. etcg Not ono
studio employs a Negro in any ca
raciIy other than as ianiiofs or
service men. Think that ISM
worth fighting for
Now W. come io The iiori delicate
issue of this controversy. The sell
fish Indignation OF the actors
against the protest OF the press
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

Century FoNr latest insult to the
race Tales OF Manhattan.' There
aIc several schools OF thought
among directors to the reviews uf
ihe epic There are few aul
iaauk God they are = few iudi-
ylduals who upon seeing tho pie
tefr. recall localities and people
who are Just as the picture dcpict.
cl. aud they can't understand Why
anyone ehonld beef amou, lie scene
as has been screened.
Granting that such Is the ease.
may We Ice permitted 10 point oui
the fact that what we are scream
ng Tor Is broader portrayal ol
ihe American Negro on the screen
IhU ina.much as there are cas-
cthcdiifns in our race. A. IN any
acr, there are innumerable roles
tliat could be- created for Negroes
instead Of the inevitable handker-
chief head razor-tofing crap shoot
cf. or religious fanatic tnaI w
ha1e endured too long Sure ilol-
lyWrOd produced Tobacco Road and
Grape~ Of wrath. but by no means
Is anyone ~ home or abroad la
boring under the deluslOn that TN
moor while trash depicted In those
mctur, iypites the American wh'e
man. Buj you can bet your last
siama that The Negro as he is shown
ON tho screcn Is universally &C
cepied rs the Negro as he y. he
cause tho powerful influential mt
noi picture industry has never
shown him in any Other role
rnE DEfEATIST
Then there j. that other school
of thinkers, perhaps the worst. th'
dcf,.ti-t n was TO put " mild
ly. dirheartoning 10 talk to inlcii'-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

release Cozy 20 accept an offer
from Obs. claiming il would 80 IA.
10 establish better race Relations,
between musicians and mark =
milestone toward opening All The
avenues FOR Negro musicians. ~
a the close OF the present Gallo
way engagement NJ the casa Man.
ana. coy will head for New York
and will be replaced by some lucks
drummer who after enjoying III (.
tntelase Of His Royal HighncS.'
master showmanShip. Is certain 10
win the fame that Is nov Cozy~
one Of the things Wen never
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

ana the pope. Can they seriously
believe that their pitcious Oppor-
unity IN pictures L. threatened BIZ
this helsted. hut worthwhile. cam
paign OF the people, Is II impossi
HE for them 10 see that by broad
cning the scope for the Negro n
pictures II will create more oppoi-
unity FOR more actors? Or do they
care?
One ihespIan. outraged nj the
Dicket line ri I.oew's state theatre
here derided the action and quoted
the salaries received nv the Negro
siars Of "Taies oi Manhattan
Think 81 H." she moancd. "Robe.
son receives S5O.OOO for his end:
Waters latchcd on ia n thousand
dollars day for 10 days. and God
knows how much money Rochester
received. and the pre>s has goi
the nerve 10 he sunawklng."
Well. personally. We don't know
how much money anyone received.
hut anyway we Look NJ II. II still
looks llke 30 pieces oi silver.
Just IN case We get run out o.
town. for the foregoing diatiibe
we at least viii have the conso'a-
ton Of not leaving our favoriie
/ dancing act behind Us. Yes. the
Berry Brolhc.s are leaving hi
week for Chicago whore they open
a the Regal theatre on the 2Nth
Jimmy and Warren Berry and thc.r
respective wiye~. Margaret and
Alice will motor to the Windy Gig
and Nyas will 20 bv rail In com.
pany OF the Lee Young Conlho thar
rains out Friday for New York /.
cafe Society
coy LEAVING Gan
Our friend Laurence Criner's oil
repeated admonilion to us To "up.
derstand the reason for everythiue
that Is said or done" stood III IN
good stead when We learned the
other day that Cozy Coles will leave
cab Callowsy's band al tho close a
the Casa Manana engagement. Fol
several weeks Coy has hcen b..
sieged with offers from CHS IN
New York. and for several week,
Cory has been refusing them. loath.
ing to disassociaie himself with
he 0ffef whom he considers rhs
finest y nd leader OF them all. Then
from John Hammond. Galloway re-
ceived IA letter imploring him n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

THE BARON
EMCEES AT
COY CORNER

Baron llafsis. one -, a..
singing cmcce, in the bn>ins. 'u''
now be found nNNy \, N. "a
Corner. Hastings. corner & w
andrinc. Baron we'll Ano,, ~
Snowman and won national r.s,.
milton When hc Was a hesdi,s.. =
the famous Cotoanii Grove /, :
Angeles. Calil- ~
Harris has uoit,d AZ .....,
spots IN The taii,d S.ai.. *, !,
hama Islands Chn ind u.
While az Nassau H. cane -.
Duke and pu'h'., al Nmd.of
Harris has one az those nss...,
baritone voices and ha. been oe,,
called the vest p9,At oai,iou !,
George Dewey Washington
Manager George D. f,e
thrilled mu~ic.loNcr, tor yesls (.
his marvellous singing IS a,.s. 1,
Baron with the LOW ictUe A. N.
lvey's popular bor
Geo sc lee j. g compose a,5..
ranger Of note. Bo'h ~ The M.
are natives at kats cnr v,
The have pleasing pef.oa,iar
and have teamed up 20 give a.,
Corner patrons something 10 ns
about.
Raron liarii~ has vo,k,d o,,.
~ al The Three siNt and thaaps
bar.
The aid OF Kapl, li.ndn,os,
mueic viii haze ilc lolk al Ii,
Cozy Corner Jumrur
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

THEN there Is that other school
of thinkers. perhaps the worst. w
dcf,.u-t u was. to put " mild
ly. drhealtcning 10 talk TO inicll'-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
KEY NOTE
M m BY AYco Key
BY AIyec Key

HOLLY WOOD-N.ATF)-It seems that a whole lot
Of people irked with matter of fact lot o.
people are mad at lot members of the local Negro
Press What has brought the wrath of the ctzeny down
on the local press It's almost unanimous viewpoint 10th
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

understand i the modu, opera,a
oi FeliN Young. night club ma.
pi ietOr. N0une. who not ~ lon,
ago opened his "lroc" with fhI
Waters. Bill, Daniels and taltp.
ed suppartlng east >uddenl, cIosl
II IL open hi> beloved "lrac- A.
swank after hour spot with BlJ
Daniels aud the King cole 'Irh
Then after n short week. loml
suddenly closed II again. i,ar,
>ult. Billy Daniels Kissed The Gin
goodbye 1hur>la, and headed nab
~ New lork where h. ha> a. kat
n fair understanding oi What j. =,
Ing on.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
T lay Robson For Uncle Tom
Role in Tales Of Manhattan


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Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-13

Christmas traditional carols by the
glee club of 40 voices.
A chorus of seven will sing the
lovely Ave Maria" and the Can
tique de Noel tAdams); while the
Pipes trio, Herbert, Howard and
Donald, will be heard in instru-
mental numbers and Helen Platz
in marimba selections
Appropriate Christmas readings
viii! be given by Kathleen Kieffer
one of Miss DoWdS students
The club business meeting will
start promptly at pm. with Mrs
Ben Hulse, president, making her
officials report on the Southern Dis
trict convention which she attended
in November
Mrs. HulSe h&S announced also
that an important project will be
brought up at this meeting for
decision and large attendance is
desired
Social committee members will
be tea hoStesses: Mrs. Don c. Paul
us, chairman, MesdameS r. j Gle
Venger, T. II. Gebbie, James w.
Glasgow Stevens II. Harris, w S.
Kong, w. A. Marshall, II. A. Spear;
Arthur F.. Spring. J d. Townsend,
Martin C. Wahl, John f.. Water
man.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-13
Harding A.
Has Delightful
Program

One of the most delightful of
Christmas programs was given Fri
day afternoon for Harding Parent
Teacher association by the Harding
facult% and students, the affair TAX
ing place in the school.
The children appeared in a charm
ing play, The Well of the Star" :"
and their performance was really
most impressive as was the singing
of Christmas carols by a chorus,
and the songs ny TWO Soloists. Mrs.
Dorothy Armstrong was director
for chorus and play, and Miss Tonic
Sue McChristy, for the soloists
Mrs. Armstrong's room won the
room count and received as a prize
a picture of the American flag.
Christmas decorations were used
for the tea table, third grade room
mothers being hostesses and serv-
ing Russian tea and cookies to their
guests.