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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-12
Merit Law Amendments
Held Weak By Courts
(By Ohio Labor News Seryice)

(By Ohio Labor News Service)
Columbus, O.-A four-to-three de-
cision of the Ohio Supreme Court last
week that recently enacted amend
ments to the state civil service law
were not effective and that Secretary
of State Earl Griffith should send ref
erendum petitions to county boards Of
elections for checking may halt a vote
on the law at the November election.
Although Secretary Of State Griffith
expressed the belief that the petitions
could be checked and returned in suf-
ficient time to place the referendum
on the ballot, state Democratic head
quarters, sponsors of the referendum,
indicated that they planned court
action on disputed signatures.
The decision of the Court automatic
ally removed Herbert w. Mitchell, ST..
Clairsville, as the new third member
Of the Commission, one of the provis-
ions in the amendments to the law.
Four members of the Court held
that Secretary of State Griffith had no
authority to throw out petitions ex-
cept on one of several reasons he ad-
vanced, namely in cases of failure Of
the circulator to sign the affidavit.
Should the county boards Of election
find that the petitions contain a suf-
ficient number of signatures, voters
will decide November 7 whether or not
the amendments enacted to the law
by the 93rd General Assembly shall
become an effective part Of the statute.
Ohio State Local No. 5, American
Federation of State, County and NUM-
cipal Employees, affiliated with the
AFL, has endorsed the amendments.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-12

directed by Busby Berkeley and was
produced by Arthur Freed.
Rodgers and Hart's captivating
music of the Broadway production
has been retained as the melodious
background of the screen version of
"Babes in Arms" The title song,
"Babes in Arms" and "Where or
When," one of the hits, have been sup
plemented by several other numbers
that the public will be whistling as
soon as the picture is released. The
additional melodies are "Good Morn
ing" written by Arthur Freed and
Nacio Herb Brown; 81 Cried for You,'
by Freed and Arnheim; "My Daddy
was Minstrel Man." by Roger Edens;
and the entire minstrel show, written
by Zip Harburg and Harold Arlen.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-12

A good, old-time minstrel show,
with all the trimmings, is one Of the
musical highlights of "Babes in
Arms" filmization of the Broadway
stage hit, which opens at the Ceramic
Theatre with Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland co-starred.
AS the action of this absorbing
musical progresses, Mickey as show
man, and Judy as his secret love, put
on complete show Of their own and
as a special feature introduce the
minstrel show, complete with all his
toric features. They have a parade.
They have male singing chorus and
an interlocutor who starts the fun
with the historic command, "Gentle-
men, be seated"
Eddie Leonard, one of the greatest
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-12

minstrel men and vaudeville head
liners that ever lived, is impersonated
by Mickey Rooney during the enter
tainment. Mickey sings Leonard's IA
nous hit Of twenty-five years ago,
"Ida," and was coached for his per-
formance by group of old-time
vaudeville performers who appear in
the picture, including George Mckay,
Irene Franklin, Harry Fox and by
Charles Winninger, who plays Mickey's
father.
In addition to the stars, Mickey
Rooney and Judy Garland, the cast in
cludes Guy Kibbee, June Preisser,
Grace Hayes, Betty Jaynes, Douglas
McPhail, Rand Brooks, Leni Lynn and
some famous vaudeville troupers who
play themselves. The picture was
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-12
NEW PACT SIGNED
cemetery.

Cincinnati (ILNS). - Germany
and Russia signed another non
aggression pact at the meeting OF
the League for Human Rights,
Freedom and Democracy. Gerhart
Seger, once a member Of the Ger
man Reichstag and now persona
non grata with the Hitler regime,
said he had just concluded such a
pact with Alexander Kerensky,
who sat beside him OH the speakers
platform. kerensky, head of a
short-lived liberal Russian Govern
ment in 1917, replied he was willing
to enlarge it to a mutual assistance
pact "to get rid Of Hitler and
Stain"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-12
LEAGUE ENDORSED BY FRIENDS

Cincinnati, Ohio.-More than 1000
persons including delegates to the A.
f. of L. convention, friends and active
supporters of democracy endorsed the
purposes of the League for Human
Rights, Freedom and Democracy. The
League is moblizing all the forces of
this country against the invasion Of
totalitarian DrODapanda.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-12
OBITUARY. !
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MISS HANNAH BROOME

Miss Hannah Broome, 50, formerly
of East Liverpool, died Monday at
1:30 p. m. in her home in Tiffn fol-
lowing a two-month illness.
Miss Broome, formerly lived in st.
George street for about 25 years,
moved to Tiffn about II years ago.
She leaves two sisters, Miss Flora
Broome of Cleveland and Mrs. Merle
Musser of Tiffn, and two brothers,
Frank Broome of Smiths Ferry and
Richard Broome of East Liverpool.
Funeral services were held in Tif-
fin. The body was brought to East
Liverpool for burial Thursday at 1870
p. m. in Riverview cemetery. Services
at the grave were conducted by Rev.
J. Davis Barnard, pastor of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-12
GEORGE w. WATERS

Sebring, Ohio-Funeral services for
George w. Waters, SO, former East
Liverpool resident who died Sunday
night, were held today at 2 p. m. in
his home in 236 West Indiana Avenue.
Rev. A. George Whitman, pastor of
the Methodist church, will offciate.
Burial was in the Fairmount park at
Alliance.
Mr.. Waters resided here for II
years, after leaving East Liverpool.
He was assistant production manager
for the Royal China, Inc, before he
became i'll months ago and previous to
that was with the Limoges China Co.
here. He was member Of the Meth
odist church.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Naomi
d. Waters, and one daughter, Kathryn
Waters at home.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-12
Home Education
"The Child's First School Il the
Family"-Froebel

Issued by the National Kinder
garten Association, 8 West 40th
Street, New York City. These arti-
cles are appearing weekly in our
columns.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-12

Buying American made, Union La
hsl goods IS Z Boycott against pro-
ducts of belhgerent nations.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-12

Persons who arc sick or disabled
cannot collect Unemployment Com
pensation.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
10 QUE R DICEN
Y 70 CoMENTO
Por Jose r. SdnfeRz

Sc hablaba del Padre COu-
ghlin. Decia uno que ell Reve-
rendo Padre, tenia un coraz6n
muy grande, que latia por ell
bien de la humanidad. I'm cam
peSino de Summerfield, Fl0ri-
da lie replica; Isl, senior, por
toda la humanidad, excepto por
los judios, por ell Presidente
Roosevelt, ell Partido Laboris-
ia irlandes, los masones. la G.
i. o., ell Presidente Cardenas,
lie Mexico; la democracia es-
pamela, la Republica China, ell
Mayor La Guardia, de Nueva
York; y todos los americanos
que votamos pof 81 Nuevo
Trato.'
lisa es la grandiosa huma-
nidad del Rev. Padre Cough
lin!
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
LA TIARA DEL SUMO
PONTIFICE
"MiNeTVd'', Turin

Ell "trirrein0' o tiara pontifi-
cia es una mira c6nica circun-
dada de tres cOrones enjoyadaS,
que simbolizan la autOridad lei
Padre del os Principles Y Sobe-
ramos la soberania eSpirituai
del mundO cristiano- la prerro
gativa del Vicario de Jesu cristo
en- la terra, que los cat6licos re.
conocen en- ell Papa. Ell simbolc
de la triple corona es de fecha
relativamente reciente en- lie ce.
remonial pontificio y no fl.
siempre de uso exclusivamentt
sacro,
En- realidad, la corona de Us
primeros Emperadores del Sa.
gro Romano Imperio era, en- Sd
ma, un verdadero trirreiao
constable de una a modo de MI
ira bizantina, cen tres coronas
una de ORC, Otra de plata. y "A
tercera de hero. La corona d.
orc significaba la autoriiad in
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
DEPORTES
LA DE BASE
BALI DE SARASOTA TEN
ORA UN BARBECUE MA
NANA POR LA NOCHE
(Por Arthur Ojedd)

MiembroS de la colonia de base
ball de Sarasota seran Obsequia
dos con un barbecue" manana
por la noche, en- ell Bobby Jones
Golf Club, bajo los aUspicios del
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Paul Derringer, que fue el
lanzador que comenz6 la pasada
serie mundial por los Rojos de
Cincinnati, frente a los campeo-
mes mundiales, sera Ell convida-
do de honor. Los "Jaycees' pla-
mean hacer la comida TN "even-
to" annual, sacando del grupo d
un jugador como ell convidado
de honor; cada ano.
Ademas de Derringer espera-
Sc que asistan Bill Sullivan, st.
Louis Browns; Joining Cooney
Boston Bees; Dennis Galehouse
Boston Red Sox; Paul y Lloyd
Warner, Pittsburgh Pirates
Babe Camel y Paul Brown, st.
Paul; Heinie Maush, Toronto
Henry Johnson, Cincinnati
Butch Henline, Southeastern
league umpire; Roy Spencer eX
receptor de las MayoreS.
Los tampenos cOnvidados a ia
comida inclUyen a Frank Wiz
chell, Seth Dekle, Sam Bucklew,
Byron Hollingsworth y Pete
Norton.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
SUELTOS
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Gerry Nugent, Presidenre
de los Phillies de la liga NaciG-
nal, anunci6 aver que ell team
hara su training prlmaveral ell
Miami Beach. Practicaron ell a.
no pasado en- Braunfels, Tex,
pero tuvieron la desventaja de
las condolences del tempo.
Mrs. l.. E. Sheriff. gan6 Ell
torneo semanas de la Asocia-
ci6n de golf, para mujeres, aver
por la manana, en- ell Tampa Te.
rrace, con un score de SO.
-Sixto EScobar, Ell valio5o
boxer de Puerto Rico, va a reti-
rarse de la division bantam
weight para luchar por la coro-
ma featherweight frente a Jose
Archibald. Esta noticia la apor-
ia Lou Brix, SUI manager.
EScobar ha derrotado dos We
ces a Archibald, en- peleas fuers
de titulo.
-AcusandO a su espoSo de
tratamiento cruel y abusive, Sa-
rah Palfrey Fabyan, notable iu-
gadora de tennis, pidi6 su d.
%vorcio hoy. Ell Sc llama Marsh
all Fabyan Jr., con quien Sc ca
SO en- Octubre 6 de 1884.
Los apostadOres en- los jue-
gos de football vienen apostan-
do a que Florida derrotara a
Miami a pesar de la pobre de-
mostraci0n de los Gators frente
a los Tampenos.
Los fanatics de Notrc
Dame estan comenzando a preC
cuparse acerca de la defenSa dc
los irlandeses apesar de que han
ganadO tres juegos consecuti.
vos frente a Georgia Tech, SIN
U. y el Navy. Los Irish" deja.
ron anotar seis touchdowns.
No sc sorprendan 81 ell di,
10 de Noviembre queda demos
TRADE, en- Ell bout que celebrara,
Chino Alvarez y Kid Williams
en- Benjamin Field, que ell orgu
llo de Tampa desea p~resentars.
en- la mejor forma possible.
Red Ryan two ell valor d
lanzarle otro reto al gigantic d
Arizona, Floyd Marshall, inme
La gaceta., 1939-10-25

'er,al prcpia1aente dicha, con la
r5IyorCti-G 5c -cr G. pra-o &C.
2u,ar CT icfor7a &c tc6a &C. I~te-
ia catCi,ca; ia ccrora argentca
rcprcscntaba ell poler del Sobe-
rano sobre todos los Principles y
pueblos tue scos 0 gsrmanicos ;
la de hero simbolizaba los De.
rechos del Emperadcr sobre Ii
Italia longobarda, despues dc la
conquista realizada por Carlo.
magno. Podriamos llamarlo his
c6ricamente Ell "%trirraino impe-
rial".
En- cuanto al "tr.rreino pon-
t!ficio", en- su materialidad de
simbOlO y de ornamento sacro,
tuvo Una genesis harto tardia Y
en-, forma progresiya. In ell ST.
g!o XII aparece la tiara papa!
como una simple corona, Ell
Francia, en- Ia puerta de la Ca
tedral de Chartres, en- la ina
gen de San Gregorio, Papa. La
segunda corona Sc anade en- el
slglo XIV en- ell busto de Bonita
clio VIII, en- las cavas del Vati-
c2no y mOdelado por Paolo lie
Siena; la tercer corona, en- fin,
apareca un siglo despu6s en- un
fresco del Beato Angelica en- la
capilla de Nicolas V, en- ell Vati-
cano; como tambi6n en- Una tea
~rracotta de Lucas della Robbia,
que representa- a San Limo, Pa
pa, en- ell DuOmo de Volterrs.
PerO va algunos decenios anteS.
Ia pledra sepulcral de Benedict
XII, conservada en- Ell Museo de
Avin6n, 10 representa- cinendo
en- las sienes una verdadera tia
ra,
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
(Por Arhur Ojeda)

Tn segundo coche ha de -
mar parte en- las carreras del
domingo, en- Plant Field. FL
promoter Sheppard anunci6
que Johnny Holding, de Pater-
son, N. j., 10 guiara. Paul Joneo
fu6 ell primer photo "didget' Ell
enviar su solicitud para las "a.
rreraS.
Ell factor de que dos de esos
coches han de competir aqui ha
creado un gran entusiasmo. Es-
tos "carros" son capaces de des-
arrollar grandes velocidades,
Jones llegara de MAN hoy Y
durante ell mediodia hara unas
pruebas.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
(Por Arthur Ojeda)
Los EScritOreS SelecciOndrOR a
lugger de los CampeOneS

Por fin el excelente bateador
de los York Yankees, Joe d
Maggie ha ganado ell premio dc
jugador mas valioso en- la ligl
Americana. La votaci0n de los
"a miembroS de la Association
de Escritores de Baseball de A.
merica do al "jardinerO' un to-
tai de $50 puntos, de un conjun
to de 1856. DiMaggio, que gan6
ell champion bate de la liga con
un average de 1881, alcanz6 -
vOtos de primer lugar, 3 de Sc
gundo, 3 de tercero, l de cuarto
y 6 de quinto,
DiMaggiO estuvo a punto de
ganar csc honor EN- su primer a,
no con los Yankees, en- 1887
Charlie Gehringer 10 derrot6,
pOr 7S votos por "a. Ell amos pa
sadO ocup6 ell sexto lugar en- Ia
votaci6n. En- los ultimos cuatrl
amos ningdn otro jugador de Is
liga Americana ha sido tan Ii.
til a su club como DiMaggi }
Los Yankees comenzaron a ga
mar cuando el Sc uni6 al team
no han parade desde entonces.
Jimmy FOFT, Seglmdo
Ell segundo lugar lie CORES
pondi6 al otro valioso bateado.
Jimmy Foxx, de los Red Sox
que Ocupa la primera almohadi
LA.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
Foxx, que ganara tres wees

pOhAJ que BdlldEd LIcS NSCeS
q premio dc jIgador ms It'll
6 su club, inc-uyendo Ia dei aio
pasado rccioi6 40 votos. Reel
bio un primer lugar. Solo uno
de los "a miembros 10 dej6 fue-
ra de la selection. Bob Teller, ei
lanzador estrella de los IndioS
de Cleveland, fue tercero; Ted
Williams, outfield de las Medias
Rojas de Boston, cuarto; Char
lie Red" Ruffing consigui0
116 puntos para finalizar en- e!
quinto, seguido de su compare
70 de bateria Bill Dickey. e
mil Leonard, ell pitcher de los
Senadores de Washington, que
gan6 20 desafios para su club
Y que derrot6 a los campeones
nundiales en- cuatro ocasiones,
Y ell outfield Mike Kreevich, de
los White Sox, recibieron los
otros dos de primer lugar. Leu
nard termin6 ell septimo. Bob
johnson, de los Atleticos, quedo
ell octave; Joe Gordon, de los
Yankees, noveno, y Kreevicb,
decimO.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
"Scioncoo el Voyage, 7ari,

Jrario de I'm atcmo extremada.
meme s6lico, puesto que Sc ne
essitan machos mllldyes de aiG
para operar, por desintegr9ci6r
ma tural "a reduction a Ia mit9.
de cieta masa de Uranium.
En- otros terminus, la larioac.
tividad artificial, forzada 0 ace.
terGda como querrais da POI
reSultado hacer dos gru5sos trc
zcs de un ndcleo at6mico usablc.
naturalmente, con una lentitud
eXtrema.
Mas hay olra cosa, en- la Qua
lidaI misma de los elementos ne
cidos de las tran2formacione7
mientraS cue en- las desintegra-
clones espontaneas el t6rmin0
ultimo es ell plomo en- la desinte.
graci6n artificial forzada. ),
termina en- el platino y en- ell &c
riUm, pasando ,por substancias
raras.
Hay adn otra ccsa mas: que
no es 10 menoS intereSante y Gu
vas perspectivas por venir son
'nmenSGS. La operaci6n entrana
Ia emission de una gran cantidad
de Ia energta at6mica poseida
PR ell atomo desintegrado.
"Es esa, nos ha dicho ell Pre-
feSor Jean Thibaud, Ia primera
erpereRcja de laboratorio que
pone en- evidencia la liberation
de una energia tan elevada, En-
el transcurso de Una readci6n
nuclear les decir, teniendo co
mo asiento el nucleO del atomol
y fuera de la acci6n de los rayos
csmicOS".
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
LA GACETA

este pals qaedara libre de TO-
do peligro &C invGci{" Z -e
contesta ell tericr-o cororo,
Livingston G.. Irwin. &c Oak
land, California: EN- Ia Cue
RIA Mundial Sc require un
aho, un mes y I'm df2 para en-
trenarme y enYiarma al frente
de operaciones. Aun entonces,
en- mi hoja de sewicios solo
tenia marcadas $50 horas de
vuelo y no estaba entrenado
para ser IN photo militar. Pa
raentrenar a $4,000 photos
militares Sc necesitarian unOs
cinco GnnS."
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
e. 5tomo de U1a1i:m "cortad!o" en- dos
Go~or GirnonG,

Haca cuatro afios Del notahle
hallazgo d la radioQctigiduI a.
tJ5c.aL, hecha por Irene Joliot-
Curie y su esposo. Frederic 10
lict. A continuation de ellos. nu-
mercsos sabios Sc han aplicado
con exito, por otra parte-a
la tarea de cOrtGr los cuerpos
simuples en- elementos mGS sim
pies y radiOactiUOS ellos mis-
mos. Entire estos sabios, figura
I'm eminente fisico i~taliana, En-
rico Fermi, premio Nobel en-
1898, quien, d~ignamente, Sc ne
90 a volyer a oct par su catedra,
al ]entararse, en- OCCASION de ul
yiaje r5ciente al extranjero, que
su cuaiidad de semi-ario va no
tenia Ell honor de agradar al 60
biernO de su pals. La ciencia a.
mer.cana, con regocijo Sc va a
enriquecer con una nueva adqui
sici6n de primer orden.
BESIDE haze algunoS meses,
Irene Joliot-Cprie, Frederic Jo-
liCt, Paul Savitch, tOdos tres de
Paris; Jean Thibaud y Andr5
Moussa, de Lyon, han atacado
una question mas interesante
gus la desintegraci6n de elemen
tOs ligerOs, la de elementoS que
figuran entire los mas pesad0s.
81 no son los mas peSados que
conocemos, a saber, ell torium V
Ell mGnjum.
Ell atomo de uranium es cor
tad0 en- dos Fragments grue-
SOS" at6micos, en- dos elementOs
de ndmero at6mico pr6ximo al
so; estos dos elementoS bien co
nOcidOS, Ell coesium y Ell rtbi-
dium son los %"hermanos" quiz
micOS de los metaleS alcalinoS
(se nOmbran asi ell litium, ell So
dunn, Ell potassium Pero el
caesiUm y ell rubidium, nacidos
de las manipulaciones de los sa-
bios franceseS, no son los cuer-
pos simpleS eStGbles, estudiadOs
deSde hace largo tempo; soa
ladioactivoS y Sc transforman
espontaneamente en- otroS ele-
mentos, con emission de rdyOs
beta, es decir de granoS de elec-
tricidad negative, nombrados
tambien HeGatoRes.
Ell importante adelanto real
zado por los sabios franceses 10
Is en- primer lugar por tratars,
de la desintegraci6n no va de
atomos fragiles sino por ell con-
La gaceta., 1939-10-25

tan servicio dia y noche desde
que Sc supo que Sc trama 81
hundimiento 0 incendiarlos.
Desplaza Ell primero de eso5
vapores 1926 toneladas Y ell
segundo, 83,423,
La gaceta., 1939-10-25

Por TODD 10 declarado .por los
expertos de aviaci6n podemoo
deducir que ESQ de crear un nu
meroso cuerpo de photos, bien
entrenados y capaces de comba-
tir con IN enemigo que conoce
su profession, no es cosa de Co
ser y cantar'.
En- esta naci6n, con incalcula
bles recursos en- materiales, di-
nero Y personal, Sc pueden ha-
GER milagros. ESQ va Sc ha pro-
bado en- diferentes ocasiones,
pero no Sc deben enviar al es-
pacioo photos que no esten COM
pletamente entrenados y sean
cpaces de tomar rapidas deter
mlnaciones en- casos de peligro.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
King cOmpetird

Cecil King, ell popular pilot.
de Tampa, da decidido ingresar
en- ell programa con SUI Hard
ing Special y un nuevo motor.
Johnny Hicks, que Sc manti3
ne en- Ell segundo lrgar en- la A.
sociacion de Careers de la Flo
rida, cambiara ell motor a sl
automovil.
Bonnie Garcia, ell ~veterano de
Ybor City, hara su primera g.
parici6n guiando un Garcia-ScG
field Special. Este cohe iba d
competir hace dos semanas, Pc
70 los mecanicos no terminarOn
ell trabajo a tempo para las ca.
rreraS.
James GipsOn tambien apa.
recera en- este programa con 81
:, No. 81 especial, complement,
reconstruct.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
ESTAN SIENDO VIGILADOS
LOS VAPORES
Y REINA MARIA

New York, Octubre rs
Por tenor de que puedan ser
sometidos a actos de SABOTAGE,
la policia redobl6 hoy la vigi-
lancia en- los vapores "Reina
Maria" y "Normandie."
Grupos de 25 vigilantes pres
La gaceta., 1939-10-25

diatamente despues del encuen-
ITO &c nncoc costuvieron el IT,
ncs pOr Il rocne.
OTRO COCHE PEQUEEO EN-
IRA EN- LAS CARRERAS
DEL DOMINGO, EN- PLANT
FITLD
La gaceta., 1939-10-25

Afirm6 ell "as" de los pilO-
tos americanos, Eddie Rickeu
hacker, que con $4,000 avio
mes y $4,000 photos para apo
var nuestro eJercito y marina
La gaceta., 1939-10-25

El MAJOR Viii. Henry Batty,
de Birmingham, Ala, escribe
"S6lo tenemos nueve ~escuelas
de aviaci6n para ell elemenrc
civil. FL tempo minimo que
seria necesario para instruir
re- entrsnar a %, 900 photos
litares, puede calcularse en- 3
amos Y medic. Primero ten
mos que construir los aviones,
encontrar los instructores V
las localidades adecuadas c.
mo centres de instruction"
La gaceta., 1939-10-25

In verdadero optimista es
ell Major Frank A. Flynn, de
San Francisco, Cal, ell cual de-
clara: Isl tuvi6semos ell per5o-
nal en- Ell terreno para entrel or
a los reclutas Y reparar los ara-
ratios que Sc inutilizaran, en- dos
amos quedaria tornado csc cucr
pc de aviaci6n. La question es
que no tenemos NADIA de ESQ.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25

You may be guilty Of halitosis Dad
BREATH this very minute. and yet be
unaware oft. That's the inSidiouS thing
about this offensive condition, 50 fire.
quently due TO food fermentation in
the mouth.
You yourself may not recognize ir
-. but everyone you come in contact
with does.
Listerine Antiseptic hats such fer-
mentation, said by some authorities 90
be a major Of mouth odors, and
overcomes the odors themselves. So why
risk annoying and offending others7 Why
hurt yourself socially and in buSineSS7
IL is so easy TO guard against offend
ing by gargling with Listerine, the
safe antiSeptc. Your breath becomes
sweeter and more agreeable. II you
value your job and your friends, use
LiSterine AntiSeptic regularly. Lambert
Pharmacal Company, ST. Louis, Mo.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25

DIMAGGIO Ell MAS VALI0-
so EN- LA LIGA AMERI-
CANA
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-03-16
A Statement BY the Transportation Committee

month Of January, 1889, against were applied
estimated increases and decreases in operating
penses arrived at by introducing the changes pro-
posed In the Committees recommendations as they
would affect these expenses. The net results of
this procedure indicated that savings be ef-
feoted in amounts comparable to the average monthly
deficit taken eight month period.
The results Of the survey conducted by Commit
tee during the week preceding the meeting
is considered indicative Of the attitude Creebel
citizens towards the problem at hand. 1t was
matter Of satisfactio on received returns
from 49, Of Greenbe1t fami lies and to note that
approximately 96% of those who replied to that
particular question favored the recon-
nendati also that 15e indicated they
increase their patronage Of the bus service
rect result Of those being put into
effect. Principal complaints lodged against the
present service were two obvi GUS points: the
inadequacy Of the shuttle service and crowding
the limited buses.
Concluding discussion, Coumi ttee's report and
recommendations approved by the alton,
with only dissenting vote.
Since the Citizens Associ alton meeting of March
s. 1889. the Committee has verified inability
Farm Security Admin strait to the present
contract arrangement. due to the ruling Of the
ing Comptroller General who has the final word in
involving the legality Of government contracts.
The point on hich the ruling based the
guarantee to Capital Transit against loss.
Alternative plans which include continuance Of
the present class of service being investigated
by the Committee and Developments will be pub
1ished rapidly possible.
TRANSPORTATION COA1TTEE
Note: The Transportation Committee is happy to
acknowledge debt to the Ama1gamated Handy Manis
Association for the efficient n which it
handled the distribution and collection questi
nsires. ibuting greatly to the of the
survey recently completed. This group Of boys is
to be commended for their entrance into this field
Of service to the community.