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La gaceta., 1938-02-23
LIBRO DE LECTURA

Ell libro de lectura para las
classes de quinto y sexto amos
primaries, editado por Velhag-
en- y Klasing, en- Bielefeld, Sc di-
vide EN- tres parties. La primera
es I'm relate, que ocupa unas cua
renta paginas titulado "Nues-
ira Marcia de Brondeburgo".
Sc describen en- el las amargu-
ras de los campesinos de la iona
del Este, de los que Sc dice que
fueron desposeidos de sus tie
rras por ell Tratado de Versa
Hes.
Sigue otra parte dedicada al
"Rombre aleman', que es un ex
tracto de obras clasicas que lie
ma $50 paginas, a las que Sc ana
den d0Sclentas mas dedicadaS
al pueblo aleman y al sentido
lei nacionalismo.
ALI, la carta de despedida de
Schlagetes, escrita POGO antes
lie ser ejecutado por los france
SEES; ALI, unadescripci6n cinica
SEES; ALI, una description cinica
Cruz Granada; ALI, citas dc
| parrafos de Hitler, una de las
| cuales dice: "A nuestros oios, e
j6ven aleman del porvenir de
be ser esbelto Y ligero, rapidC
como una liebre Y resistente J
duro como Ell acero de Krupp".
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
Como educan a los ninos en- Alemania
Todo 10 grande que Espana ha realizado en- su
"epoca heroica" Sc 10 debe, segun los pedagogos
nazis, a la raza rubia descendiented de los zuavos,
los vandalos y los godos germanicos

La Union de Maestros alema-
mes emigrados ACADIA de publ
car en- Paris, un folleto, en- ell
que Sc recoge una interesante
Recommendation sobre los Ma
nuales escolares que emplean
los nazis.
En- este foHeto Sc advierte 10
absurdo y 10 desconcertante,
cuando no 10 c6mico y 10 grotes-
co de la e%nsenanza, que en- ell
pals de Hitler, Sc impone a los
ninos.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
ESTA ENFERMO Ell
GENERAL PERSHING

Tucson, Arizona, feb. 23.-
BESIDE aver Sc encuentra grave
mente enfermo Ell general John
j. Pershing, figura maxima del
ejercito americana.
Por aeroplano lego ell tenien-
tie coronel Marietta, jefe de sa-
nidad militar en- Fuerte Sam
Houston, San Antonio, Texas.
Venia> asistiendo al general ell
DR.. Roland Dawson. El general
tiene II amos de edad.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
Ell FESTIVAL DE LAS FIRE.
EN- PLANT CITY

Con gran brillantez inaugur6
aver la peluena ciudad de Plant
City su Festival de las Fresas,
en- la tarde de aver.
La procession cfvica fue un
exito complete y varios miles de
personals la vieron desfilar.
Fue electa reina de las FIRE.
sas, y sera coronado ell jueves
por la noche, la senorita Norma
Robinson, que sustituira a la
reina actual, Srta. EloiSe How
ell.
Ell primer premio de la divi-
sion civica Sc concedi6 a la ca
rroza de San Petersburg y ell Sc
gundo a Plant City.
La carroza de la Tampa Elec-
trio, premlada en- Tampa, reel
bio ell primer premio en- la cate
goria commercial.
Sc concedieron los premios
para las bicicletas mejor deco
radas a Freda Mcconnell y Mar
jorie Rogers.
En- la ceremonial verificada
en- los terernos donde Sc cele-
bran las fiestas tomaron parte
ell Sr. George A. Carey, ell alcal-
de comisionado Mayes y otras
personals.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23

En- una obra de este genera,
destinada a las classes superio-
res de las escuelas primarias-
"~Experimentos de quimica de
gas de combate', por Kintoff
(Ed. Diesterweg, Franckfort)
NOS encontramos entire otras
cosas, las formulas para la fabri
caci6n de bombas incendiarias
de termita electrotermita, asf
como informes sobre los gases
lacrim0genos, gases pulmona-
res, gases de cruz amarillo
"LOst" y Lewsite", etc.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
LISTA DE CONTRIBUYEN-
TES PARA Ell COMITE PO-
PULAR DEMOCRATICO DE
SOCORRO A ESPANA
(ContinudcS6n)

'Valdes Shoe Shop, Jose Benz
tez, Barberfa, Luis Lopez Gro
Gerry, Ell Malec6n, j. M. Barbe-
ria, Barberia de A. Ruiz, Jose
;Juran Cigar Store, Broadway
Cigar Store, Sam Salvaggio,
Barberia, Gonzalez y Herman
dez Grocery, Laurence Gas
Station, Carniceria Ell Palati-
no, Benito Blanco, Cuchilleria,
William Molinet, Farmacia,
Angel Valdes, Ell Mercado u
nico, La Gloria Grocery, Fer
nandez, Neveria, j. Chiara-
monte, Shoe Shop, Rainbow
Cleaners, Casa de Banos Ar
giielles, Angel Suarez, D. Sill
va, Jose Fuentes, Ramon Gar
cha, Jose Delgado, Barberla
de Pedrito, Joe Patino, F.
Chiaramonte Shoe Shop, To-
ny's Shoe Shop, White Front
Cafe, Cafeteria Central, Quin-
tanilla Grocery, Casino Cafe,
Luis Rio, Leo Diaz Grocery,
Bolito, nevero, Raymond's Au-
to Parts, J. Diaz, ]. Menen-
DEE, J. Sanchez, Celestino L6-
pee, Tomassino Grocery, r.
Bernardo Grocery, G.. G.. Gro
'cey, Artillery Garage, Grand
Orient Restaurant, Ell Paradise
Grocery, PENN Cafe, Polo
Jose Fernandez, Maseda Ca
fe, M. Mon Cafe, Barberia d.
Felo, Vicente Fraterrigo, Tel
jido Grocery, C. Mistretta
Ferlita Grocery, Manuel Bar
cia, Aurora Garcia, Eagle Ga
rage, Valenciano, j. Fernan'
dez, Angel Prieto, F. Fernan
dez.
Contribuyeron con 80 centa
Vos: Joe Telese, N. Herman
DEE Grocery, G. Martinez
Garcia Grocery.
Contribuyeron con Is cen
tavos: Amorelli Shoe Shop
Cannon Shoe Store, A. Pinero
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
MANUAL DE

En- su introduction, reprodu-
cida de una obra titulada: "Es-
pacio 0 n1mero', que Sc edit6 en-
Leipzig en- 1886, ell professor
Volhen declara:
"El espacio es-en contra
del n1mero-un dato de eviden-
cia directa; la compression crea
dora del espacio es una superio-
ridad de la raza n6rdica sobre
las otraS".
Ell autor, Tientjen, dice a su
vez: LA soluci6n Sc halla ba-
sando las matematicas en- la ra-
"a.
Pero veamos ell metodo en- su
APPLICATION. He .aqui un profile
ma elegido entire otros muchos
semejantes:
40 aviones lanzan cada una
620 bombas incendiarias de LIS
k~ilogramos, sobre una ciudad:
SCuantos incendios Sc produ-
cen 81 las tres quintas parties de
las bombas son ineficaces?
Las siete decimas parties del
peso de una bomba, esta consti-
tuido por la materia inflama-
BILE: lQue cantidad de esta ma
terra ha sido eficaz durante ell
ataque?
lCuanta materia era necesa-
ria para cada incendio?
(Problemas de calculo para ell
nuevo espfritu. Primera parte,
por -Otten-Schnied-
ewind. Franckfort, 1885, pag.
49,:
"Bombas, incendios... iEn
cuanto tempo pOdra ser ARA.
sada una ciudad de la fronters
checa, 81 ell avi6n de bombardec
volase a una velocidad de 20(
kms. por hora?" ola suerte de
pueblo aleman por cifras" POI
P. Palsper y A. Mueller, com
plemento a los manuales d.
calculo para las escuelas prima
rias. DreSde, 1896, pag 49,
Sun avi6n gigantic de bombal
dec puede llevar como carga
dos bombas de 500 kilos cads
una; diez de 200 kgs.; diez d.
100 kgs. y so incendiarias de
kilo. Cargo it'll en- "Zeltner''
so kgs.".
Gel calculo popular, supple
mento al Manual de Calculo"
por K. Pidzker, Hall, 1885,
Amenudo sc encuentran pre-
blemas references a los alema
mes en- Checoeslovaquia Y Polo
MIA, son objeto de numerosos
problemaS.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
LEGO Ell JUAN BRUNO
ZAYAS"

A las diez de Ia manana de
hoy arribo a Tampa ell canonerO
Juan Bruno Zayas, mandado
por ell oresidente Laredo Bru y
ell coronel Fulgencio Batista a
tomar parte enla fiesta patri6-
tica del "a de febrero.
En- representation del alcal-
de di6 la bienvenida al barco ell
jefe de los cadetes de los insti-
tutos de Tampa.
Ell canonero permanecera a
qui varios dias.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
LIBROS DE HISTORIA

Nos limitamos a uno solo, to-
mando entire los mas modera-
dos; ell "Realiembuch Won Kahn
leyer and Schulze Gescriechte
fur Volks-Und Burgerschu-
lel'. (Bielefeld ct Leipzig
1885, Esta obra ha sido adopta
da oficialmente en- SAKE, en- Re-
mania y en- Westohaleia, y esta
muy extendida por toda Alema-
MIA. Ueese en- ella:
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
LA OBRA DE LA
RETAGUARDIA
(Viene de la SG)

iniciadores, laboraron Oscar
Montana, Homero Robes, Err
nesto Lado y Rail Carvajal.
Estos muchachos desean cons
tituir un Club y ponerle ell NOM
bre de Lead Club.
Los que deseen pertenecer a
este club pueden inscribirse en-
Ell 1920 de la Octava avenida.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
Ell TEMPO

Claro y probables lluvias.
FRO para manana. VientoS
moderados y variables.
Maxima temperature, aver,
70 grades; minima, 81.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
Hoy al mediodfa fueron obae-

Hoy al mediodfa fueron obse-
quiados co nun lunch ell secreta-
rio de estado Grey, ell comisio-
nado de agriculture Mayo, Ell
Intervention Lee, Ell abogado ge-
neral lands y Ell superintendent
te de education Colin English.
La Feria de Plant City ten
dra edificios de mamposterfa
para ell anO proximo.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23

Arguelles Barber Shop, A.B.C.
Cafe, Victor Shoe Shop, Sew
LA Cleaners, Cusumano Gro
Gerry.
Contribuyeron con 10 CEN
tavos: Joe's Barber Shop, Ell
Paisa, Jimmy's Barber Shop,
Benton Barber Shop, Perri's
Shoe Shop, Monte's Barber
Shop, Sunrise Grocery, Mano-
los Cafe.
Contribuy6 con 5 centavos:
Aronovitz.
Tampa, Feb. 18. 1888.
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
'Ios vandasos eran piratas

'Tos vandaSos eran pratas
audaces instalados a orillas del
Mediterraneo: En- sus expedi-
clones, cometian tambien actos
de pillaje; en- esta epoca era la
costumbre, pero no eS verdad
que por amor a la destruction
reduieran a cenizas los monu-
mentos de arte. La expression
"vandalismo" no tiene ninguna
justification historical; es una
invencion francesa". (Pag. 25.)
"Espana debe su epoca her6i-
ca a los descendientes de los qua
vos, vandalos y godos germani-
cos. De la raza rubia han salido
los navegantes valerosos, los
grandes pintores y los grandes
poetas. Mas tarde, gran numero
de reyes hicieron correr arroyos
de sangre germanica Y la inqui-
sici6n devor6 a los hombres de
valia. Despues de la destruction
del elemento n6rdioo, comenz6
la caida de Espana". Up. 81
EJERCICIO: GPor que Sc
llama a Francia ell enemigo he
reditario?" Up. 164.)
ZEN Bohemia y en- Moravia,
tres millones y medic de alema-
mes estan oprimidos por los che
cos y eslovacos, a los que como
cemos va como enemigos decla-
radios del germanismo". (P.
1887
Citemos ahora esta Erase ex-
tralda de un libro de Pedagogical
de A. Vernon (Halle 1880.
EN- la e~nsenanza de la histo-
ria eel maestro debe ensenar sin
reserves a los alumnos a no ad-
mitir ning1n otro derecho que
ell de su propia naci6n". Up. AID
La gaceta., 1938-02-23
REZOS Y CANCIONES

Existen, por otra parte, inu-
merables himnos, para uso de la
juventud escolar alemana. Los
temas que Sc encuentran en- e.
Hos estan Representatives por al
guna de estas estrofas tomadas
del AGAR:
~ cuando 81 dia de la venoanza Sc aceraue...
y cuando ell Fuhrer nos lame a la guerra,
sallendo de la miseris y la ignominis, Ilevare-
Wnos
la cruz granada hacia la victoria.
cada aurora, lremos a la muerte.
bais Ell pend6n de Hitler.
Guns gent die some NIGHT I'M
ter, "Cancion de la H. j. Juven-
tud hitleriana.)
"Luohemos vlctoriosamente contra FrancIa;
muramos como hroes".
(Trum-trum, i'd
IA las armas. a las armas!
No cedas nj en- ell este nj en- ell oeste
para que Sc afIrme tu resolution.
Muchos enemioos, mucho honor.
AdeIante, ei6rcito pardo.
Hell Hitler!
IQuieres fieImente mantener la paz7
Nosotros te seoulmos contra la fuerza de 10,
(enemiuos"
(Hitlermadchen Liederbuch
fur deutsche Madchen und Fra
men" Berlin 1881
EDUCATIVA
AL lado de los manuales, seris
precise citar decenas de folletos
deStinados a completar la forma
ci6n moral de la juventud.
Evening star., 1938-11-27
Photographic Society
Plans Lecture Course

A comprehensive course in the ele-
ments Of photography will be spon-
sored by the Washington Photo
graphic Society in a series of IL
weekly lectures beginning early in
January.
Popular interest in photography
and numerous requests and inquiries
to the society prompted the spon-
soring of the course of study. It Is
planned to present authoritative ma
terial in a simple and direct manner
in order to present beginners with
necessary basic training.
Subjects to be given in the course
include historical development of
photography, the choice and use of
lenses, cameras, films, filters, light
meters, lighting and pictorial COM
position.
The meeting place for the weekly
lectures and demonstrations has
been set tentatively for Pierce Hall,
Sixteenth and Harvard streets NV
Applications for the course should
be sent to Miss Doris H. Post, secre-
tary, 1880 r street NV.
Evening star., 1938-11-27

made possible by work over Pc
riod of the last II years on the use
of a mechanical mixture Of helium
and oxygen for supplying breathing
air to the diver. This work has ad-
vanced rapidly during the last year.
Tests have been completed showing
the effect of the helium mixture on
the body and in lessening the dim
culties of decomposition" after
deep dives A means of transferring
from one gas to another without in
jury to the divers was developed.
The work also included development
of a means of recirculating helium
in the helmet to reduce waste. Since
temperatures at great depths are
low, an electrically heated suit for
diving in cold water was developed.
This work was carried on by the ex-
perimental diving unit at the Wash
ington Navy Yard.
During the year the bureau has
increased its research activities con-
siderably in order to expedite de-
examinations with respect to mate
rails and design matters which can
be applied to the current building
program.
THE bureau has always recog-
nized the Importance of research in
the improvement of material appli-
cations and in design considerations
for naval vessels and equipment, and
proposes to continue with a thor
oughgoing research program" Ad-
miral Du Bose reported. "Steps have
ben taken jointly with the Bureau
of Engineering to improve equip
ment and personnel of Navy Yard
laboratories engaged in research
tests and investigations. It is pro-
posed to replace gradually with mod
ern testing facilities much of the
obsolete laboratory equipment. A
number of tests which require spe-
cial equipment have been performed
under contract at university labora-
tories"
Much modernization work is
needed in the various yards, it was
reported. An actual average age OF
machine tools of 10 years was re-
ported. against a desirable maxi
mum average age of is years. De-
flciency Of tools is causing choke
points and shift work"
To aid in accelerating the pace of
the current shipbuilding program in
the Navy Yards and in anticipation
of the larger building program about
to be started, a broad and compre-
hensive plan of plant improvement,
including building facilities and
equipment. has been initiated. This
work will be pressed to completion
as fast as funds become available,
it was reported.
Evening star., 1938-11-27
Americunizution Group
Opens Buzuur Dec. 5

The Americanization School As
sociation of the District will hold its
10th annual international bazaar
December 5 and 6, from 10 m. to 10
pm, at the Webster School.
Arrangements have been made for
the sale of articles contributed by
members and friends of the associa-
ton. The goods will be displayed
in typical nationality booths, pre-
sided over by young women in native
costume.
Luncheon and dinner will be
served each day and foreign dishes
will be served in connection with
the regular menu. A special musi-
cal program has also been arranged.
The bazaar is an annual event
sponsored by the association to raise
funds for its welfare work.
Evening star., 1938-11-27
NaWProgram Brings
Call for Personnel in
Construction Corps
Admiral Du Bose Asks
Officer Increase to 24O
To ? omote Expansion

Faced with a tremendously in
creased burden as result of the
naval expansion program, the Navy
Construction Corps is in need of a
personnel increase of at least 20
per cent, Rear Admiral William G..
Du Bose, chief of the Navy Bureau
of Construction and Repair, said in
his annual report to Secretary of
the Navy Swanson, made public to-
day.
He asked that the officer person.
mel of the Construction Corps be in
creased gradually to a total of 24O,
exclusive of student officers. Due to
the serious shortage" of officers in
the corps, Admiral Du Bose said, it
has been impossible to assign an Of
f1cer to an American technical
school for instruction in technical
speciality, as has been the annual
custom in the past. Such an assign
ment is highly desirable, Admiral
Du Bose reported.
Merchant Ships Claim Time.
The work load on the Construc-
ton Corps has been further in
creased by the fact that during the
last year the bureau has worked
Jointly with the Maritime Commits
sion in preparation of merchant
ship designs and with the Depart
ment of Justice in connection with
patent cases pertaining to ship con-
struction.
Research work on development of
designs for new naval and merchant
marine vessels will be expedited by
completion of the David w. Taylor
Model Basin at Carderock, Md, it
was reported. The basin is expected
to be completed in the spring of
1899, at which time work in connec-
ton with the installation of rails
for the towing carriages will be in
stalled, Admiral Du Bose reported.
Practicability of deep-sea diving
to depths of at least 500 feet has
been established during the last
year, Admiral Du Bose reported. At
tainment of great depth has been
Evening star., 1938-11-27
Church Group to Hold
YuIe Fair Thursduy

Sales of food and novelties will
feature the Christmas fair and tur-
key dinner to be given by the Ladies
Aid Association of the Universalist
National Memorial Church, Six
teenth and 8 streets NV, Thurs
day, from 3 to Z pm.
Departments to be featured in
clude novelties, children's shop, w. E
D. o. Circle, household articles and
useful gadgets, book shop, bake
shop and sidewalk cafe and candy.
Evening star., 1938-11-27
Club to Nominate

Officers for the next year and dele
gates to the International and Dis
trict Federation Conventions will be
nominated by the Cosmopolitan Club
at the Carlton Hotel Thursday. The
election will be December IS. The
club will hold its annual midwinter
ball and dinner December g.:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-14

Contrary to reports other than the true state of circumstances, peace has been declared among the organizations of the Brooklyn dis trict and will be observed tonight at a meeting of the Lithuanian Independent Political Club at which time officers elected at the De- cember meeting will be installed and plans discussed for the annual ban- quet which takes place Saturday evening, January 22. One of the highlights of the program will be the induction of Peter Valunas to the presidency. MT. Valunas suc- ceeds Thomas Matas who has held this position for the past 12 years during which time the organization has enjoyed prosperity and contin- uous gains in membership.
 Other members of the slate to be seated include president John w. Jenusaitis; treasurer, Attorney Clarence V. Balanda; recordingg secretary, Frank Banis; financial secretary, Albinas Marcelynas, as- sistant financial secretary, Joseph MarchekaitiS; and collector of dues, The board of trustees consists of Martin Staugis, John Adomaitis, Ernest Mazerka, Edward Yanavich and Dr. F. J. Hill.
 Included on the banquet commit tee are John w. Jenusaitis, chair man; Attorney Clarence V. Ba-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-14
Unica Chapter

Unica Chapter held its annual meeting and election of officers last evening in Speedwell Hall. Plans were discussed for the an- nual dinner dance to be held shortly and for special open meeting to take place January 27. Laura Saginaro was named chairman of the dance committee. She will be assisted by Margaret Muccino, Angie Gemino, Rose Russo, Christine Valletta, Corinne Canto, Theresa Lucian, Angeline Verrastro, Dorothy zaccaria, Jose phine Ritucci, Ann and Mary Aurelli.
 Officers chosen included the following: President, Mrs. Anna Hadden; vice-president, Lillian Baresi; financial secretary, Mary Toletti; recording secretary, Thresa Lucian; chaplain, Mar garet Cicchetti; treasurer, Mary Berardis; marshal, Angie Gem ino; assistant marshal, Rosalie Lucian; past president, Margaret Muccino; trustees, Rose Russo, Josephine Ritucci and Christine Valletta; inside sentinel, Ange- line Verrastro; outside sentinel, Anna Giordano; pianits, Helen Geneva; flag bearer, Corinne Santo; society physician, Dr: Sa- verio Cerullo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-14
IngebOrg Lodge

Officers of Ingeborg Lodge, Or der of Vasa were installed at monthly meeting last night in Moose hall by Alex Anderson, of New Haven, district deputy.
 The officers are: President, Mrs. Alma Malmgren; vice-president, Selma Larson; assistant re- cOrding secretary, Anna Mattson; financial secretary, Ellen Adder son; assistant financial secretary, Ada Anderson; treasurer, Hilda Anderson; chaplain, Mary Ceder- holm; master of ceremonies, Anna Thomas; assistant master of cere- mclies, Lena CarlstrOm; inside guard, Alma AnedrsOn; and out side guard, Clara Thyren. A sO- cial program was held after the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-14

landa; Vincent UrbonaS, Joseph Bernotas and William Greblunas.
 A large number of spectators are expected to be present tonight at a basketball game and dance given by the Brooklyn Y.M.C.A. Cadets which takes place at o'clock feat uring as contestants, St. Joseph's Girls team of this city and the Underwood Typewriter laSsies of Hartford. Both teams are well known, the local troupe through the Naugatuck Valley, while their op- ponents have engaged in several at tractive exhibitions since the be- ginning of the season. Officials for the contest include Frank Berardi, referee, John Quintilani, scorer, and Louis Grella, scorer.
 Dancing after the game at g o'clock will be to the music of the Esquires orchestra. The committee consists of music, Adolph Mazzei, Patrick Sgrillo; door, Anthony Mar inelli and Charles Valerie; tickets, Peter Boccardi and John Barbieri; entertainment, James Petronis and Louis Capozzi.
 Officers of the Cadets include, president, Charles Valerie; vice. president, Peter Boccardi; secretary, Louis Capozzi; treasurer, John Bar bieri, assistant treasurer, Peter Boccardi; and sergeant-at-armS, Patrick Sgrillo.
 Brooklyn A. c.
 A regular business meeting of the Brooklyn Athletic club will be held Sunday afternoon at the club rooms, according to an announcement to- day by President Thomas Conway, who will preside. All members are expected to attend.
 Dance Planned
 The Provincia di Foggia society and Auxiliary are giving their End annual minstrels and dance, at St. Joseph's hall, Fri, Jan. 28; music for dancnig by Mike DiVito and his orchestra. Joseph Lezotte is direc- tor and Julius Dizinno is master of ceremonies. The committee is as follows:
 Chairman, Louis Dizinno; CO., chairman, Maj. Bozutto; secretary, Mrs. Anthony Iitarelli; assistant secretary, Michael Berardi; treas urer, Ippolita Azzarretta; assistant treasurer, Vincent Gentle; program, John Colucci; tickets, Mrs. Patsy Casalino; refreshments and publi- city, Theresa DiVito.
 Other members of the committee are: Mrs. N Augelli, Mrs. J. Lago, Rose Viterelli, Sally DiVito, Mrs. Michael Vitarelli, Domenic Farina, Joseph De Cosmo, Salvatore Mel chione. Mrs. A. Quattra, Mrs. J. Vassallo, Mrs, Garafola, Mrs. c. Magliere, Mrs. M. DeCosmo, Mrs. F. Dalonges, Miss Clara Magliere and Louis Zaza.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-14
FrQtemdL Neus
AnsantaWae

District Deputy George Harrison of Winsted and his staff were in charge last night at Odd Fellows hall as Charles Kleps was in- stalled chief patriarch of Ansan- tawae Encampment, of Odd Eel lows.
 Other officers inducted were: High priest, Karl Wagner; senior warden, Thomas Eyman; junior warden, Charles Jones; guide, James Hunt; watches, Harry An derson, Larry Wright, Raymond Bywater and George Reed; inside sentinel, Everett Barker; outside sentinel, George Dean; recording scribe, J. William Gardner; fi- nancial scribe, Otto Reichenbach; treasurer, Ferdinand Bachmann.
 The partiarchal degree will be conferred February 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-14

large sum would be saved in the ad- ministration of city affairs, he said.
 Many flaws can be found in the country's present educational sys- tenn, he asserted. Schools, he claim ed, teach pupils how to make money, but do nothing toward teaching them to live happily.
 Results of American elections, he said, show the type of childish mind that is prevalent today. Politicians are elected without regard to their qualifications, he declared.
 He decried the recommendation of wealth in America, claiming it would eventually lead to the end of American democracy. He criticized labor for upholding the check of system, and hit at business for em- ploying industrial spies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-14

Germany has forbidden the use of paper to wrap up coal and bri- quetteS when purchased.