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Evening star., 1943-12-24
Mt. Olive Lutheran,

Christmas eve service at 8 o'clock
Service tomorrow at 10:30 am. and
candlelight service at 6 pm.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
ROCK CREEK PARISH

REV. CHARLES W. WOOD,
Rector
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH,
webster st and Rock Creek Oh. Rd.
CHRISTMAS SERVICES
Friday, Dec. "a.
1880 p.m.-Carols. Senior Choir.
l1:45 p.m.-Holy Communion.
Christmas Day
$50 a.m.-Holy Communion.
1880 a.m.-Fanily Service Of HOLY
Communion. Carols Senior
Choir.
Sunday, Dec. rs
F1rst Sunday after Christmas
$50 a.m.-Holy Communion
11:0O ABANDONING Prayer SpecIal
Carols by Senior and Junior
Choirs.
ZOO n.-Youns Peoples Fellowship.
Tuesday. Dec 2s.
75o .m.--Christmas Festival. Church
School. Parish House.
Wednesday. Dec, 90
$50 a.m.-Holy Communion
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Concordia Lutheran.

The church will have its Christ.
mas service on Christmas eve at II
pm. instead Of on Christmas morn.
ing. The Christmas eve message
will be the beginning of series Of
sermons on the life of Christ which
the Rev. Charles Enders will preach
in the course Of the next three
months. The second In this series
will be on Sunday.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
PEOPLES Conversational.

The morning worship service on
Sunday will be at the Phyllis
Wheatley YWCA. The choir will join
the minister in the leadership of a
Christmas vesper service at Fort
Meade on Sunday. Those partici-
pating will leave from the Phyllis
Wheatley YWCA at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Tak0ma Presbyterian.

The Takterian Players will present
= Christmas drama, "A King Shall
Reign" In the church hall on Sun
day at 8 pm. The Rev. r. Paul
Schearrer will conduct brief wor-
ship service before the drama.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
National BaptisI
Church Of Two Worlds.

Candlelight service Sunday, open
ing with baptisms at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Eptarnpal Ep1
NORTHWEST

christmos Services at
WASHINGTON
CATHEDRAL
Open Daily 9 am. to s pm.
na.e. Ns. TSso'ss Ne .nd III Ms. rrsii., Sis 80,
December "a
Midnight condIeIisht Service
11:l5 p.m.-CoroIs.
:30p.m.-HoIy Communion.
December IS
8::3Oo.m.-Holy Communion.
1870 o.m.-City-Wide Christine.
Service, sponsored b,
the Washington Federo
ton Of Churches.
The Rev. Edword Hughes Pruden,
Ph. b.
400 p.m.-Evensons Conos
WedeI.
December 26
7:3o and $50 oo.m.-HoIy Com
runion.
! 100 o.m.-HoIy Communion ono
Sermon, cenon Smith.
400 p.m.-Annuol Corol Service
by the Cathedral Choir
Weekday Services
7:3o A.M,, Noon, 4 PM.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Ebenezer Methodist.

At 6 pm. Sunday the church
school will present The Children
OF the Shepherd" At pm. mo.
ton picture, The Life OF Christ,
will be shown.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
TRANSPORTATION

1852 GoIlotin Street NV.
CHRISTMAS SERVICES
Christmas Eve, Midnight, IL O'Clock
Christmas Morning, IL O'Clock.
Senior and intermediate Choirs
Will Render Music
ST. JOHNS Georgetown
324O o st. NV.
Rev. F. Bland Tucker, Rector.
CHRISTMAS EVE.
1000 m.-Carol Singing.
IL 30 pm.-Holy Communion.
CHRISTMAS DAY.
11:00A Am.-Holy Communion and Ser
mon.
SUNDAY.
9 and II am. and 7:3O pm.
93O am-Sunday School
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Trinity Lutheran

The Christmas eve services will be
held at IL pm. on "A Christmas
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
FUNCTION De LAS DAMAS
DE PROTECTION AUXILI0

Esta preparado va ell programa
para la function que el dia Is de
mayo ~ofrecera, en- ell Teatro Ca
sino de Ybor, la %prestigiosa Sec
con de Damas de Protection y
Auxilio del Centre Espahol. La
Sra. Della Barbas y sus compane-
ras trabajan sin descanso y les
~sonreira un complete exito.
Sera e~strenada la comedia "Tu
Seras Mo-, de Paso y Extremera,
bajo la competente direction de la
primera actriz Sra. Carmen Rami-
rez.
Desempeharan los principales
papeles los conocidos artistas loca-
les Pillar Ramirez, Chela Marti-
nez, Carmen Ramirez, Severino
Q~uintanilla, Angel Ibahez, Mauri-
clio Gutierrez, Roberto Fernandez,
Severino Martinez, Charles Cor
ces, Damian Mendez, Manuel Va
lies y Manuel Alvarez.
Ramon BermGdez apuntara la
obra y Cuco Santana cuidara del
traspunte.
En- ell grandioso acto de varie-
dades intervendran Carmencita
Alvarez, a quien u admiradOres
y admiradoraS naman Alma de Es-
paha; Luis Torres, Jerry Lopez,
Mickey Leon, Ell Trio Juvenil de
los Caballeros Leales, Chita Mon
ties, Julio Rodriguez, Alicia Lou
70, Josefina Ramirez, las hernia.
mas Esperanto, Santa Case, Joyce
Cermeho, Mickey Leon y Luisito.
Una orquesta ha sido contrata-
da. Sc propone la Secci6n empe-
a a las 8:15 de modo que sc ter
mine a las II 80 y las familias de
West Tampa no pierdan ell tran
via.
TODD ell vestuario esta a cargo
del Sr. H. Cermeno.
Una function que hara epoca en-
la brillante historic de nuestros
acontecimientos s~ociales.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
De VISTA AQU| Ell
MANUEL GARCIA

Lleva dos dias en- Tampa, y hoy
volvera a su campamento, ell ca
dete Manuel Garcia, jr., estimado
amigo de esta casa
Con el hablamos, en- esta redac-
ci6n, en- horas de la manana.
"Manito" hace grandes elogios
del ~ejercicio y del excelente trato
que recibe de oficiales y compa-
neros.
Sc marchara hoy en- ell tren de
las dos de Ia tarde.
Con estas lineas lie damos la bien-
venida y al mismo tempo lie des-
pedimos, deseandole salud y gran
des exitos.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01

Fallecio ell Nino Manuel
Riesco

Dej6 de existir aver, a la edad
de Z amos, ell nino Manuel Riesco,
hijo de los apreciados esposos Sc
gundo Riesco y nieto de nuestro
buen amigo Francisco Riesco.
Ell entierro Sc efectuara hoy, a
las 4 de la tarde, saliendo ell cor
tejo fGnebre de la casa n1mero
2215 de la Cuarta avenida.
Sc lie hizo una Intervention quiz
r1rgica para s~alvarle, pero va era
demasiado tarde.
Llegue a sus afligidos padres y
abuelos nuestro mas sincere tes-
timoniO de pesame.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
En- Huelga Ell $50
De Los Mineros

NEW YORK, mayo Los mi
neros del pals estan en- huelga y
81 para las 10 de la manana no
vuelven al trabajo, ell presidente
Roosevelt tomara energicas medi-
das, siendo possible que decida
utilizar las tropas.
Calculase que ell movimiento
efecta va al IS por ciento de los
miembros de los Mineros Unidos
America, comandados por John
L. Lewis.
Rehusan bajar a los pozos los
mineros del carbon bituminoso Y
a~ntracita hasta que Sc apruebe
un contrato de trabajo entire ellos
y los patronos.
Todas las minas de Pennsylvania
estan inactivas.
81 los obreros no vuelven a Sus
faenas Ell Presidente "recurrira a
todos los poderes de que Sc halla
investido como comandante en- je-
fe del Ej@rcito Y la Marina para
proteger los i~ntereses nacionales."
Lewis sali6 del hotel Roosevelt
en- horas de la manana Y no dijo
donde iba. Subi6 a un autom6vil
de alquiler.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
A RUSSIA GRANDES
c A R NJ TOS De
MATERIAL De GUERRA

MOSCU, mayo l. Grandes
cantidades de material de guerra
llegan a Russia por medic del CO.
rredor persia. Los almacenes estan
llenos en- un lugar que no debe
ser mencionado y ell transporte es
menos rapido de 10 que seria con-
veniente para que lleguen a su
destino las mercancias norteame-
ricanas.
Por ell corredor sc uneven hacia
Russia aeroplanos, tanques, carros
blindados, explosives, materias
primas, camiones, "jeeps" y arti-
Iberia.
Los tractores, en- grandes filas,
llevan los abastecimientos al ejer-
cito rojo, cruzando las montanas
Pushtikuh.
Manejadas por maquinistas de
los ferrocarriles am~ericanos, las
locomotoraS americans arrastran
ell material.
Toda la responsibilities de ma
nejar la p~reciosa carga descansa
sobre los hombros del mayor ge-
neral Donald H. Connolly, gradua-
do de West Point, hijo tambien de
un Official del ej6rcito.
La carga Sc transporta por ell
ferrocarril Transiriano, que cons
truyera, gastando 100000, 900,
ell depuesto Shah Ria Khan Pah-
levi. Els una notabilisima obra de
ingenieria en- la que intervinieron
americanos, alemanes, suecos y
persas.
Muchas de las 6rdenes tienen
que transmitirse de mano a ma.
no, por falta de un adecuado sis
tema electrico de senales, perc
la eficiencia del servicio es inne.
gable.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
NO PODRAN PASAR P0R FL
CAMI0NES De
MAS DE D|Ez MIL LIBRAS

Los comisionados del condado
acordaron aver prohibir que los
camiones de mas de 10000 libras
transiten por ell Boulevard West
Shore, entire Port Tampa y ell Bou-
levard Candy.
Camiones-tanques cargados de
petr6leo, con un peso total de mas
de $1,000 libras, venian %utilizando
v averiando csc canine.
Los camiones tendran que seguir
la ruta del Boulevard Interplay.
Sc pas6 al presidente Ball una
petici6n de A. w. Litschgi, del
jurado de alimentos, para que Sc
lie permita usar los ventiladores
electricos en- su oficina, PIT de la
Gale de Tampa.
Fueron aceptadas, por hallarse
en- forma c~orrecta, las cuentas del
letrado Oliver C. Maxwell, que
ahora sirve como teniente a la
marina de guerra.
Maxwell cobro para ell condado,
entire los meses de enero % a oc-
tcbre 80 del aho pasado, $26,972.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
|NCEND|ADOS TRES
BARCOS DEL EJE

LONDRES, mayo 1.-Frente a
la costa de Holanda, anoche, avio-
mes bimotores Beaufighters, escol-
tados por "Escupefuegos", bonn
bardearon e incendiaron con sus
bombas a dos transportes del Eje
y un barredor de minas.
Intervinieron en- la operation
algunos aparatos de tipo "Mus-
tnags". Ell barredor de minas fue
atacado tambien con fuego de ca
non Y amertalladoras.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
.UN AVOCADO Y SU MADRE
.PERECEN EN- UN |NCEND|O

JACKSONVILLE, mayo l.
'Cuando un incendio destruyera su
Residential en- ell rio Trout, mu-
rieron quemados ell abogado Ralph
X. Roberts y su madre, Sra. Ad-
die Bliss Roberts, de II amos.
La esposa de Roberts y un her.
mano, Paul Roberts, sufrieron
quemaduras. Aparentemente ell
fuego Sc produjo por un calenta-
dor de aqua alimentado o Ike
rosina".
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
SARA ASCENDID0
A COMANDANTE

FL estimado amigo y abogado
Lamar Sara, que ahora pertenece
al ejercito norteamericano, fue
ascendido a comandante hace po-
cos dias.
Lamar tiene alberta una oficina
del ~ejercito, a cargo del recluta-
miento de futuros oficiales, en- ell
edificio del teatro Tampa.
lie congratuiamos sinceramente
por su ascenso.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
N DE PRoPIEDADE'

T. E. Williams a AtreaO
Rembert. i
Felisa Garcia a Maxine NJ ;
rrera.
Joe Liuzzo, jr. a Pietro
relic.
Augusta L. Rodriguez a Ih0D
B. Owens.
O. B. Crump a Ruth AIVeL'y.
Oscar H. Carter a j. MO''
Williams.
Mizetta Clark a w. c. OIlp y.
Armantina NJ. Macias a A'''
dro Garcia. =,
Alexandra Garcia a Amman"
NJ. Macfas.
Alma Duff a F. E. ReaneY' y
Luis M. Fountain a Aloel'V '
tierrez.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
REC|nI
POR LA JUNTA MIN

Han sido reclutados IA,
ia nGmero 2 y mandado
pamento Blanding As c,s.'
Entire los seleccionado !
servicio militar figuran n
mes Edward Valdes, Rud%,.
Ito, jr., Giro La Russo, r.
rrios, Delio Valdes, JimnI
clio, Cipriano Cecil MOI
Nestor E. Fernando, JO.
male, Armando Leira, wiz
Alvarez, CASTOR Fernando,
que Montoto, Jose Castir,
ran, Jorge Solomon Blsne,
Muricio, Jose Leone, Ton,
Ciccarello, Cristino Marco
vado, Tony Garcia Salgado.
Castillo, Jose Menendez
Alfredo Alfonso, Jose Ma,
Elio Victor Alvarez Y !
Maurice Mestas.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
ULTIMA HORA
Ell GOBIERNO Sc ABODE
RIA DE LAS MINAS DE
CARBON

Washington, mayo L.
Ell presidente Roosevelt dis
puso hoy que las minas pa
sen temporalmente a poder
de la Republica. Las troPas
estan listas para facilitar la
protection necesaria.
A los mineros pide ell jefe
de estado "que regresen a
las minas y trabajen para
SUI gobierno."
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
MI MAMA NO ES AV
(Viene de la pagina A
de ESQ.

\Nlene dc la paglna 1
-Pues de ESQ.
: -iJes1s, Dios milo, en- qas
badas estras pensando! Anda
badas estras pensando! Anda
da; a ser buena Y a no persu
tonter1as.
Algunas veces salgo con md
a la Gale, de compras o al nd
co.
De Ia mano de mama nunca i
go miedo. A mama no Ia pN
coger un coche. Ella sabe cual
hay que pararse y cuando hay
andar mas de prisa o mas deS
clio. :. Y, ademas, ella es IN ]
da.
Pero hoy por la manana hem
salido. 70 iba cogida de mama
cruzabamos una Gale muy anch
Mama andaba, yo con ella, sin n
rar a ninguna parte, De prom
OF un grito y nos Gaines
Vino genie, nos preguntarOn
sas, un guardia escribio en- us
pei 10 que dceian. E. y, al f~
SO un taxi y mama y 70, LENA
barro, subimos en- el.
Mama decia muy nervloSa'
Jay, Dios MIC, que atuT'
soy! mo sc como no nos Ia
tado!
-iQuien?
Ell coche. mo 10 has Vi
lila parade encima de nOs0u
no, no puede ser. :. Dime nj
ia, ia ii tie puede cOger IN
che?
-iClaro! 81 me desculdO' {
hoy, me puede matar pOf
traida, como a TODD ell mnnd0'
-iAh! 70 creia. :. Como
un hada. :.
Jun hada! iDios MIC gu
velera eres!
E.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
Los SUECOS MANDAN
PR0TESTA A MOSCU

ESTOCOLMO, mayo lei 60
bierno e envi6 aver una pro-
tesla a Mosc1 con motive de unas
bombas caidas en- la isla de Yer
koen, cerca de la base naval de
Karlskrona.
"Aparentemente los a~rtefactos
fueron lanzados por aviones del
ejercito rojo."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-20

A toIoRfD ItpeF

and are doing much 70 curb juvenile delin-
quency.
Constructive efforts in this direction are
being exered In Detroit It took the local
June riot to arouse Detroit to the seriousness
Of its juvenile problems and the need for more
recreatonal facilities and supervised gui-
dance for youth. A city-wide crusade
against delinquency has been launched.
Tuesday Of this week the Detroit Recreation
al department opened its training institute
for volunteers at Woodward Avenue Baptist
church The courses will be given each Tues
day for the next three weeks. The purpose Of
the course is to train volunteer workers TO aid
in juvenile recreational activities in their
churches, clubs and public recreation centers.
The young people Of today will become
the men and women upon whom the response
bilitv Of leadership will rest tomorrow. It is
therefore essential that everything humanity
possible be done to strengthen the moral fibre
of youth and prepare them for the tasks which
await them in the future.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-20
WAY NOl FUkM A COUNCIL
AGAINST RACISM?

Why cas-, &, al -ha.~s aa1 Backgrounds
Alil4 taSttos- u q Council AEa.rs' sacsN ~hos.
seie 14f.ese Wa~ig he Use e,ers weapon possible
% eomt4' psesAi.re myths ahol: disancaors ts-
twssa ,-@-Ars based b. sogey Q, race,
Tae simple truth Is ma raessm Ass 10 place -
demo .asy science has kne sel he rsops from
under stty Traditional Vel q. ahog, color I, s up
70 ne ea..g1fsrel an undertaking. elements of
ne population 10 sosularire tie Nerk Of these SCI
nts,s
There are no inferior Or superior human stocks
SAL snthsoposogy Mar IS the protGc; Of his eEyir-
onasr' All advanced nations are mongrelzsd.
'ha. var IS primitive stocks have fused for r0-
tot has ye' been able 10 cree, barsed wire around
sex
4 bsiss IN raeism and racial differences is
spTinSbosfd 10 tascism Hi,ler sold his followers
the idea q ~Aryan superiority 10 ali other
tracts You know ne result Here ia America the
Ku Kius Kan has cashed IN on misconceptions about
ehi,e Americans and Jewish Americans and black
Americans
The so4th is o. course the locality where medic
"a. faiiacies about race are strongest. but these
IDEAS are Popular through the res, q the nation
Nos persons honestly believe there farcafncr.
'a differences between what they called Negroes and
whites ARD so NJ rs hey continue 10 serve this
false god 50 long vii white supremacy and an SIS
evils continue.
The fac, s. here is an immensely greater gan
between blonde born ard reared 10 Norway and
blonde born and reared IN Greece than between
a blonde and a brorn American born and reared 10
the 3 ate a. oregon But the inclination Is 70 ac-
rcpt ;Ae Norwegian and Greek and Ofegon'an
blondes a. equals and as similar because they are
white but 70 shove the broNn Cregonan 70 one side
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-20
The Passing Parade 81 FRANK MARSHA MAR. DAVIS


thsrsscr he rlusf Ar dss 1.ia
Ta.. same faulty ~ lA-e s
PATTERN Eessited 10 the 41cas
since pear Harnov q AutAa
sse ancestry from their mes IS
nd i1e.r Incarceration Ia eoa -
There 10 a,;em9 iaate IS n r
treatment q Americans - Ce--.-r -
srs,rs Tor hey belonged % iAe ~,
sol. peialed though q MAJ b.. i1s
the war sgains Japan sar-oi as ui
And 50 today popular cpia.cl "a i's
racial boundary lines between sEc-fs
Americans cali some people Ntksess s. ~
meats they don't belong 70 the .i.s 1sy -
Sc, apart. Similar treatment Is 4eSe t'sA
Jsp1nsse. Fsiipiros Nexicans a1i sAs--
the American indian
suffering from The same racA' -
Jew. Most persons look UPON the ltn A'
distinct physical and mental enAra
100. is iziiacy There are cca
Ethiopia and blonde Jews from Sntr
fa,nosed Jews and sharp-rosee jsat
that Judaism is a -elisien att
no Jewish rats
sian has roamsd this yiarei h0-sA
Tors. Aud yet any o. ysu - a-te
generations on, OF these thousaras ~H
your ancestors. and name your 50 *ef !,
mere I'VE generations arc, Il yol
you knoa thar you haven; so C1rts @'
lese and Irish ard Spanish and
flowing through yonr veins, And yea
can you raise 80 much fuss about fAet -
Il Is my contention that whoever Tx.
reared ia America or becomes ratuF-fsi
known only as an American. Forge. taf
blue eyes CT red hair or thick lips o. m
plexi1n lie Is an American And j.; !.
hcred thar the United States Constitute q"
distinction between Americans ion 81
American or you are not. Common sft,'
that Americans think likewise.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-20
Christian Science Churches

Soul and BODY ALL BE- tie
subject of the isssoa-sermon IN
al Christian Science churches
ihr-urhort he world on Sunday
Sev. n.
: The rolien text II Corinthians
fis 81 Know W nor that your
body r. me temple ~ the Holy
Ghost which IL IN son. which ye
have n G d. end ye IRE net your
orn7~
Among the Bible citations IL
Ibis passage Psalms H'i,z.4)s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-20

A Letter-ation
Br RosFYLEr WILLIAMSON

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-20

How smiabie are thy taberna-
cies o Lord o. hosts Ny soul
ionseth. yes. even faintefh foz
RE courts OF the Lord nv heart
and ny flesh crieih out Tor the
living God Blessed are they that
dwell In thy house they .wiii
b uiil prsieing thee
CorreiatiYe PASSAGES 10 he read
from the Christian Science text.
book. "science and Heath with
KEY 10 the Scriptures" BY Mary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-20

wAsHrNoToN-fANf N'-
bers Of tho Held fss' y
Week committee we're sa'--'
TO meet here on Monday e
the report Of their executive ~ =.
rotary. Mrs jeane''a w.
brown. VITA reeasd % 81
pai~n This past sumner
Negroes conscious q ia'' "a
sponslblllty 10 thems,i'r ~
other Negroes In holdins
war jobs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-20

Baker Eddy. include the follow
ing - 22s Sooner or later We
shall learn that the letters %
mans finiie capacity are forged
b. the Illusion that he lives in
BODY instead Of in Soul IN mat
Ter instead 81 In Spirit"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-20

News agents, advertisers
and contributors to the col
umns Of The Detroit Tribune
must have all material for
Thanksgiving Week issue in
the office by Monday, Nov.
~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
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