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Evening star., 1939-01-21
Riley Smith O. K.'d

LEXINGTON, Va, Jan. 81 (R.-
Washington and Lee University has
extended the contract of Head Foot
ball Coach Warren E. (Tex) Tilson
for one year. The trustees also ap-
proved the appointment of Riley
Smith. former Alabama star, as
backfleld coach with a one-year
contract.
Evening star., 1939-01-21
Varied Sports

Scholastic Swimming.
McDonough M. A.. 80; Western. %.
Mount st. Joseph's, "a; Central, 80.
College Boxing.
The Citadel. 5; Presbyterian 3,
College Swimming.
Yale. 43: Columbia, 30
Princeton, SO; Cornell II
Michlgan 40: Ohio State. 42
S'eqs e1s iPnSStltute 40; La Crosse Teach
Iowa State 50; Grinnell. ..
College Wrestling.
Indiana. 25: Iowa State. 5.
College Hockey.
Pittsburgh. q; Fem. O.
John Carroll. Q: Case l.
western Reserve 3: Baldwin-wal-
Queens. s. Montreal 3.
Eastern Amateur Hockey.
New York. 9: Atlantic City. /.
Evening star., 1939-01-21
Season Records,
High individual Rame-D. J, McCarty
Softies Settle Debote

Second-place honors in the Com
munity Center Indoor Softball
League will be decided tonight with
a game at Tech gym between the
All-Stars and Plaza Beverage, start
ing at 7:30 pm. Victory Post Of the
American Legion previously defeated
both mines in taking the loop title
for the second consecutive year.
Evening star., 1939-01-21
Big Come at HyottsviIIe

Greenbelt Athletic Club basketers
will stack up against Hyattsville Ma
tional Guard Company F tonight at
$3.50 o'clock at Greenbelt gym. A
preliminary will be played at 7:3O
o'clock.
Evening star., 1939-01-21
Netmon Bruce Barnes
Loses His Appendix
e. the Associated Press.

e. the Associated Press.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 21.-Bruce
Barnes, veteran tennis player, un-
derwent an appendectomy early to-
day in Buffalo General Hospital.
Barnes was stricken just before he
was to have engaged in profess
sional match preceding a Donald
Bulge Ellsworth Vines contest last
night.
Hospital officials said that Barnes
wife had left their Texas home for
Buffalo.
Evening star., 1939-01-21

Referees-Messrs. Enright and Chase.
Romp for Wilson Five.
Wilson Teachers gave themselves
good buildup for their task at Gal
laudet tonight by trimming the Blue
Ridge College five, ABA, in the
Harvard street gym. Charley Clark,
an all-high player with Central, con-
tinued his hot scoring pace with 10
points to keep his average near IA
points per game. Wilson had a 2O-l9
lead at intermission.
Evening star., 1939-01-21

Maryland had 14-7 lead at half
time, but the visitors overcame that
at 20-19 and went on to gain a T
point margin. Not until Bengoechea
coolly sank a foul shot in the midst
OF bedlam did Maryland get on even
terms again.
Evening star., 1939-01-21
Standings in Bowling Leagues

HEN Team games-First Church, No 1.
High team sets-First Church. No. 1,
1'93s; N. Avenue. No. l. .sO7.
High individual averages-E. Newcomer
tR; /. Avenue. No. u. 113-12: Giovanini
tFirst Church No. u, 107-1T: w. Cross
tR Avenue: No. II. 1O6-31.
High individual Ram"E Newcomer (R.
I. Avenue. No. II 14S
High individual sets-E Newcomer (R.
/, aro avenue. No. j. 37s: W. Cross (R. /.
rrs High h. strtkesoE Newcomer (R. l. Ave-
nue.. No. u. 81 ~ - e
Evening star., 1939-01-21
ID. C.. School Bosketers Sweep
Tits With Maryland Teams;
Eastern Nips E piscopoI

third period at Bethesda Chevy
Chase, as the Lelands, remembering
a spanking last year in The Star
metropolitan championship tourna-
ment. came from behind to tie the
score at 16-all joey Gallagher,
however. stepped in and led the Wis
iting Johnnies to a slim victory,
90 81
Evening star., 1939-01-21
DRA LEAGUE.

High individual averages Bassford
tGrays), 1149; Updike classification,
1905
High spares-Bassford (Grays). 1875.
High strikes-Bassford (Grays). Walter
(PessonneD 80
High individual set-Green Accounts).
AIS
High individual eame-Harley (Ac-
counts, III.
High fiat sames-Faunce and Bibb
(Classifcation). 95.
Evening star., 1939-01-21
Sports Mirror
b the Associated Press.

6S ChU hSSUCIHteu TIeSS.
Five years ago-Hubert Glen
don, younger brother of the late
Richard j. Glendon, named head
rowing coach at Columbia, with
Richard A. (Old Dick) Glendon
as associate coach,
Evening star., 1939-01-21

Only a last two-minute squirt by
its opponent prevented Gallaudet
from matching the victory of it's
local rival tonight, for it led Mary
land State Teachers for the first 38
minutes OF the game at Kendall
Green. The Teachers finally won,
42-39. Inability to stop Brille and
Cox, who scored "a points between
them, led to the Blues downfall.
Evening star., 1939-01-21

Totals Q 725 Totals s1O22
In downing the Alexandria in
vaders, Eastern came from behind
in the final quarter as Bat Battista,
Len Stasulli and Soup Hancock
staked it to a 22-21 victory
Evening star., 1939-01-21

Totals 30 8 AZ Totals is Al
Johnny Fast set a hot pace with
"a points leading Woodward School
as it downed Friends. 1921. In
preliminary lightweight contest, the
Friends scored over Woodward,
11.10
Evening star., 1939-01-21
ODD FELLOWS' LEAGUE,

High team same--Amity 1. sO3.
High team set-Amity ]. 1925
High individual eame-Sonneman and r.
Donaldson, 146
High individual set-F. Donaldson. 3ee.
High strikes-Luckett. 16
High spares-F. Donaldson. 70.
High individual average-F. Donaldson
1l5-13
Evening star., 1939-01-21
Central Quint Boys Down,

Central led during the early part
of its game at Martinsburg and was
only slightly behind at the half, but
the host club spurted to wide lead
late in the game to give the WASH
ington team its fourth defeat in
five ponoc CO-19
Evening star., 1939-01-21

Close for Dewitt.
The strong Dewitt School cagers,
led by Billy Vermillion. former Cen
tral player, downed Montgomery
Blair, 1922, at Silver Spring.
Landon made it unanimous for
Washington teams visiting Mont
gomery County as Dave Maloney,
former Woodrow Wilson player,
dropped long field goal in an
overtime period to defeat George
town Prep, 43-41, at Garrett Park.
Evening star., 1939-01-21
ELECTRICAL LEAGUE.

ances 500 Ae hpph-
High team set-central Armature Works.
Hish individual rsme-Youn rquist, 1ea.
High individual set-Vitale 400 400
High individual averaeesLMoy.r ,,e.
yItale, 1I3-24: Eekstine 1890: Chaney.
, . High ,strikes-chaney, 81: Youngqu,.t.
49, High spares-Moyer, 145: vitale, 13a:
High weekly game-v.tale. 173
Evening star., 1939-01-21

Totals 8 5 23 Totals
Evening star., 1939-01-21

Totals 90 Q 4
Twin-City herald., 1939-12-16

in order to match the delicious
filing, the rust must be simply
perfect. Fur perfect pie crust, you
can depend on that wonder worker,
double-acting baking powder.
BIuepolnt PIE
cups sifted flour; 2 teaspoons
double-acting baking powder; p
teaspoon salt; tablespoons butter
or other shortening; Il cup milk
(about); 2 cups drained oysters;
II teaspoon salt; dash OF cayenne;
tablespoons melted butter.
Sift flour once, measure, add
baking powder and salt, and sift
again. Cut in shortening. Add
milk gradually, stirring until soft
dough is formed Turn out on
slightly Toured board and knead
80 seconds, or enough to shape.
Roll IL Of dough 1s inch thick;
line a 9-inch pie plate, allowing
dough to extend u inch beyond
edge Of plate. Fold inward even
with rim of Plate. Fill with
oysters; sprinkle with salt,
cayenne, and butter. Roll other
half Of dough 1s inch thick; with
sharp knife make Sits to permit
escape Of steam. Fit over oysters,
pressing edges together with -four
ed fork. Bake in hot oven (450" F.)
80 minutes. Serves 6.
Twin-City herald., 1939-12-16

7 AM your shelves with -.
y preserves IS the vaE. 4-. -.
and berries ripen. Il T->=
Twin-City herald., 1939-12-16

day. And il you
want the assem-
bled family to
sit up and take
II o tice you'll
walk into the
d IN in G room
some dinn g r.
time bearing a
Bluepoint P / e /!
-
Twin-City herald., 1939-12-16

filling, youngsters may be allowed
to eat these cookies with the paren.
tai blessing - for everyone knows
what a healthy fruit figs are!
Fig Surprises
S1s cups sifted cake -four: 8 tea.
spoons double-acting baking pow
der; " teaspoon salt; " cup butter
or other shortening; " cup brown
sugar, firmly packed; egg, we'll
beaten; ! teaspoon vanilla, ! cup
milk.
Sitt flour once, measure, add bak-
Ing powder and salt, and sift again.
cream butter thoroughly, add sugar
gradually, and cream together until
ilHht and fluffy. Add egg and va.
Mia, then flour, alternately With
mllk, mixing thoroughly after each
addition. Chill until firm enough to
ron. Roll Is inch thick on slightly
noufed board. Cut with 2h-inch
Toured cutter. Put one teaspoon
Fig Filling on circle. Place an
o.ner circle on top, and press edges
tc5ether Bake on ungreased hak.
lng shaft in hot oven (425o FL 6
10 minutes. Makes 8 dozen cookies.
Fig Filling
cups figs, chopped; "a cup
sugar, e cup boiling water.
tablespoon lemon juice: l table.
spoon bStter.
Cook rs, sugar, and water 6 to s
n ~, s. g, uEtl thick, stirring con-
sSin;'y. Remove f.'om fire; add
lemon juice and butter Cool,
Twin-City herald., 1939-12-16

it filled with a
juice delectable
fruit filling. This
is the kind of.
.cooky W hich
touches IS the
spot" when hun
cry folks raid
the pantry late
at night. And
since If is a 6o
Twin-City herald., 1939-12-16
Calvin's Newspaper Service
TESTED Df(5
By Frances Lee Bessom-

A hot savory oyster dish Is q
"A great comfort to the inner
man - and woman -on raw, cold
Twin-City herald., 1939-12-16
Calvit,'s Newspaper Service
TESTED RECIPE

I-By Frances Lee B6rfoE-
TGVHERE is all the thrill of treas
L ure hunt in biting through
tender tempting cooky and finding
Twin-City herald., 1939-12-16

ilCti9 l.%-s...
but a y~Cl. ii
preserve C
is a mighty El1
f r / e n d DUR &
the cold wi1tcr
months. Here is
a recipe to use
with either v Id
or cuItiva ted
Evening star., 1939-01-21
Interior Decoration
Contest Announced
For Students
Country Dining Room
Of Modern American
Inspiration Is Subject

Announcement was made by James
H. Blauvelt Of James Blauvelt g.
New York interior deco
ration firm, that in collaboration
with County Life magazine he has
launched a second annual compe-
tition, open to students of interior
decoration all over the country.
The purpose Of last years first
annual competition was to encour-
age students in developing a modern
American style of interior decora-
ton, and the problem was the de-
sign of modern city apartment
living room.
The problem this year is the de-
sign of the interior and furnishings
of a country dining room. The de-
sign of this room is to be of modern
American inspiration, a style essen
TALLY of the United States of today
in both its symbol and quality and
suitable for a country house.
Sees Style Well Received.
In a recent interview Mr. Blau-
welt explained: The enthusiastic
response which the competition for
a modern American style of interior
decoration received from students
throughout the Nation last year led
me to the conclusion that I was
right in my assumption that our
country is anxious to live in sur
roundings which would reflect the
United States of today and be un-
alloyed by foreign influences. The
reason why this year I am building
the contest around the idea of a
country home Is my belief that the
Evening star., 1939-01-21
Grude-Murked Lumber
Used in Show Homes

The 81 houses which will go on
exhibition in February to comprise
"Detroit's Streamlined House Show
of 1899" will be constructed of grade
marked lumber, even though the
ruling of the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration making grade marking
mandatory throughout Michigan on
new homes financed with F.. H. A.
insured loans does not become op-
erative until April l.
The new grade-marking require
ments, announced by the F. H. A. in
November, provide that effective
April /. 1899, all softwood framing
and board lumber shall bear the
official grade mark and symbol and
shall meet all the grading require
ments of the association recognized
in the trade as covering the species
and under whose grading rules it
was produced"
Evening star., 1939-01-21
Bui|t-In Equipment
Aids Family Comfort

Judicious selection of builtin
equipment will add considerably to
the comfort of the family and the
efficiency of a home.
A useful but not costly feature Of
this type is package receiver. This
contrivance is installed in the wall
of the kitchen. 1t has a self lock
ing door which opens outside and
is insulated and ventilated. 1t is
usually placed beside the rear entry
for the convenience of tradesmen.
A laundry chute is another help
full builtin feature; particularly for
homes with basement laundries and
second-1oor sleeping quarters.
These are installed in the walls and
have vertical shafts which permit
soiled clothes and linen to be drop
ped directly to the laundry. The
shafts are free from projecting
edges which might catch or tear
clothes.
Another useful built-in feature in
almost any home is an incinerator.
In new homes, the architect or
builder can provide an idea of the
costs and appropriateness of such
installations.
Evening star., 1939-01-21

that only one coat is required, with
the primer The paint comes in 16
colors, from cream white to adobe
tan, with a beautiful blue shade
that should be swell for swimming
pools, and stone gray or buff that
is popular for stucco houses. You
must keep in mind the fact that
variations in the porosity of the
surface to be painted will alter the
depth of the tone on different sur
faces, of course. This should be
taken into consideration when mix
ing the paint. A one-coat job is
usually deeper in shade, since the
second coat dries out lighter than
the first.
The new primer, which Widens the
use of this cement paint, is particu-
larly important when painting brick.
Surfaces, for suction and porosity,
vary greatly in brick, even in the
same wall. The primer makes it
uniform.
Evening star., 1939-01-21

button Of light for various occasions
and the use Of color to give a pleas
ant glow in the room.
-Four cash prizes, amounting to a
total Of 5000, are offered by Mr..
Blauvelt and Country Life maga-
zine and are to be awarded by both
an advisory lay jury and profess
sional jury.
The professional jury will consist
Of newspaper and magazine critics
and editors. The advisory lay jury
will consist of several prominent
Evening star., 1939-01-21

intrinsic idea Of q home pertains
more to house than an apartment
and that as such the contest may
be Of further inspiration to the stu
dents"
The problem room is to suit the
requirements Of q family especially
interested in riding and other sports,
home where hunt breakfasts,
buffet suppers, self-service break
fasts and such gatherings as these
are common. The cost of the entire
furnishings, together with interior
finished construction, Is not to ex-
ceed $500. The room is in coun-
try home of a well-to-do family and
overlooks riding country. Its size is
20 feet wide by 26 feet long and
1t has a 10-foot ceiling. There is a
fireplace in the center of the long
wall, flanked by door to the living
room and door to the pantry. The
window treatment of the other three
walls is left to the discretion of the
designer. All furniture must be
especially designed for the room,
and one OF the pieces must be a
trophy cabinet to accommodate
prizes. The drawing must show the
State In which the home would be
located.
Special Attention to Lighting.
Indicative Of the greater impor.
tance attached today to the prob
lens Of lighting by modern interio,
decorators is the fact that in Mr.
Blauvelt's contest students are re.
qulred to submit a lighting plar
together with the details of the
equipment and the fixtures. The
scheme should include the Ightins
OF the dining table in its variou.
positions Special features, such a.
the mantelpiece and the trophy
cabinet, should have special illumi.
nation. The plan must suggest 6
means of obtainingS proper distri.
Evening star., 1939-01-21
citizens interested In good design,
country homes and riding.
Hints for Vornishino

Freshly vanished surfaces should
be protected from extreme drafts
OF air although good ventilation Of
the room is necessary. Make sure
thai any area to be vanished Is
clean and entirely free from dust,
as we'll as dry,
Evening star., 1939-01-21
Water Pump Saves Time

One of the greatest savers of time
and labor in the farm household
is the electric water pump.
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
A ITALIA O
TROS L~EGIONARIOS

Roma, julio l.-Otro grupc
de veteranos legionarios de la
guerra de Espana lego a Napo-
les, siendo recibido sin demos.
traciones.
Los peri6dicos dan la noticia
en- las paginas interiors; porque
va habian publicado en- la pri-
mera, hace semanas, ell retorno
de todos los combatientes.
los 1891 hombres llegadOs
Sc dijo entonces, son los ultimos
de los que habiamos enviado a ia
peninsula iberica."
A los hombres llegados los re-
vist6 ell principe de Piamonte,
heredero de la corona, pero no
hubo manifestation popular.
Ahora algunos de los peri6di-
cos dan a entender que este son
en- realidad los Gltimos,
La gaceta., 1939-07-01

Paris, julioo Eel conseJo
de ministries, atendiendo reco-
mendaciones del primer minis
tro Daladier, acord6 hoy por u
nanimidad respaldar a Polonia
en- ell case de que Alemania in
tente apoderarse de Danzlg.
Daladier dijo a los ministries,
citando noticias fidedignas, cue
considera muy grave la situa-
ci6n. En- ell mismo sentido hablo
ell miniStro de relaciOnes exterlo
res. NJ. Bonnet,
Tres horas dur6 la session, pre-
sidida por ell Presidente LeBrun
Los despachos de Inglaterra
indican que ell gobierno respal-
dara cualquier acci6n que en- Ia
so de ataque adopten Polonia y
Francia. Hoy Sc afirma en- LON
dres que Chamberlain tiene pen
sado incorporar al gabinete, en-
eStos dias, a Antonio Eden,
que renunci6 en- febrero de 1898
y a Winston Churchill, los dos
opuestos a una politica debil
frente a las amenazaS "nazis".
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
DERROTADO Ell PRESIDEN
TIE EN- CUANTO A LA MO-
MEDIA Y LA

Washington, julio 1@-Ayu-
dando a los republicanos, los de
m6cratas tibios derrotaron en- Ell
Congreso las recOmendaciones
del Presidente sobre la moneda
y tambi6n la petici6n para repe-
Ter Ell embargo de armas
La camara convino aver en- re
vivir ell asunto de la moneda el
pr6ximo microbes. Los "faccio-
sos amenazaron con la Obstruc-
ci6n sistematica.
Rechaz6 tambi6n la ICamara,
EN- cuanto a la ley de neutrali-
dad, la petici6n del Presidente
en- favor de una complete anuia-
ci6n del embargo, aprobando un
embargo modificado. Afirmase
que ell Senado no discutira en-
esta legislature esa ley.
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
QUEJA CONTRA UNA COM
PANIA DE BUFOS

Dos asiduos concurrentes a
las funciones del Circulo Gu
bano vinieron a visitarnos EN-
la mahana de hoy y Sc nos que
jaron de la function de anoche.
Aparte de que la obra Sc ha-
bia anunciado como una gran
cosa y "puso a dormir" a va
rios de los asistentes, una de
las escenas, en- la que aparecia
una silla y una luz, es demasis
do verde" para un teatro co.
mo ell de la sociedad Guiana.
Pasamos esta nueva queja
a los artistas bien intenciona-
dos, de modo que las "grose'
rias" Sc almacenen para otras
poblaciones.
ST no cambian de rumbo, en-
su provecho, muy pronto Sc
quedaran sin pIblico y enton-
ces...... pima, Nancy y la otra
fruta.
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
IMPRIMIO EN- DISCOS LOS
INSULTOS QUE LIE LAMA
BA SU ESPOSA

Paris, julio I'm Iabrican
tie de dulces llamado Durand
solicita ell divorciO Y como
prueba llev6 al tribunal discoa
que imprimiera, secretamente
en- los momentos en- que su mu
'jer 10 insultaba.
"Yo puse los aparatos en- la
casa cuando ella Sc hallaba au
sente, explic6, y los conserve
como oro."
Ell tribunal decide rechazar
los discos, alegando que 81 no
podia probar que la voz fue-
ra de la Sra. Durand, aunque 50
nase como tai.
Ell FISCAL DEL SOVIET lie
LAMA LA ATENCION A
LOS DETECTIVES
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
Ell PROCEoA-
MIENTO DEL PRESIDEN-
TIE DE LA U~NIVERSIDAD
DE LUISIANA, SU ESPO-
SA Y OTRAS PERSONALS

Baton Rouge, La, julio l.
Ell Gran Jurado especial de la
parroquia de Baton Rouge orde-
no aver el procesamiento del DR..
James NJ. Smith, p~residente de
la Universidad de Luisiana y flu
gitivo de la justicia SD esposa,
Sra. James Monroe Smith; un
sobrino, j. Emory Adams; 81
yerno de Smith, Owen w. Ware
y J. NJ. Brown, un corredOr in
termediario. D6bese ell procesa-
miento a que desfalc6 100000
de los fondos de la Universidad,
ayudado por su esposa y su yer
no. Brown fu6 arrestado y Sc le
sehal6 fianza de $4,000. Pa
ra Smith no Sc ha fiiado fianza.
Los otros tres deberan deposit
tar una garantia, cada uno, de
$500.
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
Francia respaldara %cualquier
accion que tome Polonia
La situacion ~politica Sc considera muy grave.
Dicese que Chamberlain llamara a
Eden y Churchill

Dicese que ell convenio con Ru
STA cristalizaria inmediatamen-
tie 81 eSos dos hombreS son llama
dos a gobernar.
Ell Soviet opina que con ellos
en- ell gabinete sc pondria terml-
no a la politica de claudicacio-
mes de los tories.
Alemania, sin lugar a duda
intensified sus preparativos pa
ra militares para apoderarse de
Danzig.
Sabe Polonia que miles de
j6veneS nazis alemanes llegaron
a Danzilg en- los 1ltimos dias.
mandates por Hitler, y que cast
todos hicieron ell viaje en- aero
pianos militares.
Los polacos tambien organi-
zan en- Danzig grupos de volun-
~tarios, con la intenci6n de d.
fenderse en- case necesario.
AnteS de la guerra mundial
una de las mayores guarnicio-
les de Prussia estaba situada en-
Danzig.
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
AL CURA FAS-
CISTA COUGHLIN

New York, julio lei di-
rector del peri6 d | "The
Churchman", Rev. Guy Emery
Shipler, acusa al cura cat6lico
Charles E. Coughlin, un fas-
cista, calumniador de los ju-
dios, de arrojar una antorcha
encendida en- un mundo con
altos explosives.
Estas palabras de Shiplex
Sc pronunciaron en- un mitin
contra Coughlin verificado en-
ell Town Hall Y al cual asistie-
ron mas de 1000 personas.
Otro de los asistentes, g!
Rev. John Hutchinson, pidi6
que Sc investigue ell origen del
dinero que ell curita gasta.
Ell rabino Bnjamin Plotkin,
otro de los oradores, denunci6
a Coughlin como un enemigO
de la democracia, fascista y
nazi al mismo tempo.
Sc guard6 ell mayor orden,
aunque vigilaron las puertas
mas de 40 policias temiendo
que raqueteros al servicio de
Coughlin trataran de interrum
pir ell acto, como 10 hicieron
con ell celebrado recientemen-
tie por ell juez Rutherford.
La gaceta., 1939-07-01

les de seguridad. Ell resultado ne
to de este sera imponer una re-
baja en- los jornales de seguri-
dad en- ell Norte y en- ell Oeste, Y
un ALA en- esa parte de la ma
ci6n que tiene un china mas ca
lido. Ademas sc dei6 en- la ley
ell requerimiento de que pierdan
81 trabajo por 30 dias, con la ex
clusi6n de los veteranos de la
guerra, los que llevan emplea-
dos con la WPA mas de 1S ne
SEES. Los gastoS de administra =
ci6n Sc limitan tambien a un
ga por ciento. Qued6 abolido, in
iustamente, ell proyecto teatral
federal, aplicando ash un golpe
exclusive EN- la vida de un deter
minado grupo de personals.
Faltaban solo cuatro horas pa
ia que la WPA Sc quedara sin
tondOs, cuando la ley lego al
Presidente.
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
MATO A QUEEN 10 REC0.
Clio EN- LA CARRETERA

st. John, Michigan, julio L.
Por haber asesinado a George
B. Hall, ciudadano que bondad,
samente lie recogi6 en- la carrete.
ra, permiti6ndole subir a su co
che, fue aver condenado a pri-
sion por toda la vida ell delin-
cuente habitual Daniel M. Kent,
de 80 amos de edad.
Kent Sc declare culpable del
horrendo crimen al ser acusado
por Ruby Dotty, que guiaba ell
coche cuando ell bandido dispa-
70 sobre su victima. Antes de
confesar ell delito, Kent pidi6 ha
blair con su madre y Sc lie con-
cedi6.
La gaceta., 1939-07-01

Ell ejercito de la Mongolia tx
terror, estimado amigo ~interro-
gante, sc compone de 100000
hombres.
Ha sido adiestrado por 10 So
ficiales del ejercito russo y dis
pone un equipO moderno, in
cluyendo tanques, artilleria y a.
viaci6n.
Ademas de csc ejercito en-
pie de guerra de 250,OO0, las re
servaS montan a otros 25O,000.
La caballeria mongolia, como
listed sabe, es famosa desde
tempo inmemorial.
Detras de esos 500, 900 hon.
bres esta ell ejercito Soviet, que
actualmente pasa, sin las reser-
vas, de 5000, 900 de soldados de
todas las armas.
De modo que como listed COM
prendera, Is cast impossible una
victoria de los agresores amari-
Hos de Toxic sobre los mongo-
les Y sus potentisimos aliados.
Salud!