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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-09-28
Former Schoolmates,
United in Marriage

| AT quiet ceremony at $50 Sun.
Gay morning Miss Arloween Adams
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Adams of this city became the bride
OF LaVerne Daley The Ceremony
look place at the Methodist mar
sonage with the Rev. DR.. r. l.. Ia.
Mott reading the marriage vows.
The bride was very attractive in
black crepe dress trimmed in red
georgette with a corsage of red and
white tallisman roses. She wore a
black hat with corresponding red
trimming and other black accessor-
les.
They were attended by the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Adams. Mrs. Adams wore a wine.
colored velvet dress with harmon.
izlng corsage and matching Access
sorieS.
Following the ceremony close to
fifty friends gathered at the Adams
nome Tor a reception. The house
was decorated with yellow fan
flowers. The beautiful appointed
table was conferred with an attract
I've three-tier wedding cake of
white and yellow lowered by a min
lature bride and groom. The ladies
serving were, Mrs. H. j. OHearn.
Miss Velma McCamish, Miss Mary
Green and Miss Joyce Mulkey.
Mr.. Daley is the son of Mrs. Will
lam Gard Of Mt. Hope, Wisconsin
8oth Mr.. and Mrs. DALEY were
'choolmates in Wisconsin. They are
'oth graduates of the local high
chool with the class of 81.
The newlyweds left immediately
GLOWING the reception for a short
honeymoon trip to the coast. They
Vll make their home here where
drs. DALEY will continue her WORK
{ the Kennewick Bakery and Mr..
bailey is with the Washington
HARDWARE and Furniture company.
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yYOU
KNOW?

The lake to be created by Grand
Coulee Dam, extending $50 miles
TO the Canadian border, will be q
mecca for sailing enthusiasts. Winds
have followed the gorge made by
the Columbia since the stream be-
gan cutting it.. In the past these
nave been treacherous winds at
times, but the lake is expected to
smooth them, without taking away
all the thrills. ...~-.. - 80
It is estimated that the lake will
be IN good condition by 1912. It will
be especially attractive to those who
put their craft on trailer and set
forth to seek two or three days out
ing. At present more than 100 trim
sailing craft dot the lakes surround
ing Spokane. The sailing enthus-
lasts from the Puget Sound country
VIII find diversion and different
conditions if he travels inland to
this man-made lake.
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Highland Girls Enter
Demonstration Contest

H1GHAND-Opal Watkins anc
Lulu Lampson went to Yakims
Thursday to attend the State Fai,
and enter the Al demonstration
contest. They presented their dem
onstration The drafting of a skirt
pattern"
Arthur Hooper. OF Grants Pass
Ore, is visitor at the Henry I,eibIe
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kippes were Seattle
visitors last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Coult and Mrs
FELTON, were Sunday dinner guests
at the Dehnoff home.
Ed Lape was Tuesday afternoon
business caller in walla walla
Mrs. E. j. Campbell came home
from apple packing and returned To
work on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lahti were Goa st
visitors last week.
" Celebrate Birthdays
A picnic was held in Keeywadin
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Federal Employees Mount

Washington, D. CAS- of June 30,
end OF the fiscal year, 920,31O en-
ployes were on the Federal payrolls,
topping by 2550 the huge Govern
ment establishment at the peak of
te World War employment In No
vember 1918. Nearly 10000 were
added to the payrolls in the first
half of this year. :. -:
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PIT. A.. Officers

The first meeting of the PIT. A
was held last Thursday evening
The new officers taking their place.
are: Pres, Mrs. Ormas Evett; vice.
pres. Mrs. Ed. McConnachie: sec.
Mrs. Faye Gibson; treas, Lee Nc
Manus.G The organization will spon-
sor a card party this Saturday even
Ing, Sept. 80 at the high school
Both pinochle and bridge will be in
play. - - .:.iI
, Friends Of Lorena Slavens will be
interested to know that she has
secured q position on the staff of
the Cheney FreesPress, Cheney
daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bfll spanjer and
day. 1o@
Laverne Parker has arrived from
LaGrande, Ore, to make an indef-
mite stay with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Parker.
Howard Kaner Of the UsBR was
? weekend visitor in Ellensburg
: A son, Lowell Enyeart Sever, was
born Sept. 20 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Sever Of Yakima. Mrs. ,Sey-
sr Is the former Virginia Enyeart,
one-time resident of Hanford.
The Misses Geneva Curtis and
Vera Bell were in Pasco and Kenne-
wick from Friday to Tuesday.
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BARRIERS Visit Here s.
With Parents Sunday

! FINLEY -, Mr.. and Mrs. LIE
Glassner and Arlie Glassner O
Walla Wal1a, visited at the HON
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clin
Glassner Sunday. Arlie, a recen
graduate of. the Spokane Barbe
College. is employed in Dickey,
Barber Shop in Walla Walla.
Mrs. Barth of Walla Walla i.
spending a few days in Finley Wis.
ting her daughter and -in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schwartzscoph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Walk visited
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Walks
brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Shelter. -.-,....~. 81. e..
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom CARAT and
Marie Bealie shopped in walla
Walla Friday. IL. -
/. Marie Bealle' left Monday to
attend business college in Spo-
kane. .--t-.-E
Jerry Sherry returned Tuesday
from a ten days visit with rela-
tives in Nappel and Walla Walla.
Zeb Kelly of Walla Walla visit
ed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Street Thursday.
- Sunday Guests =
" Mr. and Mrs. j. c.. Coates and
children Of near Salem, Oregon, Mr..
Roy Coates of Teask, Sask., Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Hodgson and daughter
Joyce OF Walla Walla, Mr.. and Mrs.
DIE johnson of Pasco, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Paulsen, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
2aulsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wal
ace, all Of Kennewick, Mr.. and
drs. Jess Lande, Mrs. Albert Piert
md children visited Sunday at the
ernest Sherry home. -. -. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mum and son.
che. were in Cello Falls Wednes-
1as ON business.
NJ and Mrs Dan Gerber visited
. Prosser Thursday.
Several members of the Finley
range attended the fair held at the
fale grange in Richland Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E o. McAlister re-
eiVed word last week of the mar
lage OF their son, Cleon, of Odessa.
Miss Esther Rennick of Lind.
ne young couple will make their
ONE IN Odessa for the present. j,
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Seven Students Leave
t,,.. to Attend Colleges

| BENTON CITY-Mr and Mrs
Howard Rile took their daughter
Mary. to Ellensburg Sunday, wher,
| she enrolled at the Central Collee,
OF Education for her freshman year
Glen Hartman Is also attending the
Ellensburg. normal, where he is 4
senior. Other benton City youna
folks away to school are Jack Wilson
at Washington State College, Ernest
Ross, Warren and Roland Wilder al
the Pilgrim Holiness R:ble School
in Spokane Celia Rowley OF Kiona
IS also attending W.s!C. for her
last year. =
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. DeGood Wis
tied Sunday evening with De Goods
nephew, Ted DeGood, at Walnut
Grove, who IS confined to his home
with q broken leg. The leg Is
broken in two places above the
knee. He was thrown from the
buggy when his horse ran away
away during the Grandvlew Harvest
FESTIVAL parade ..~
Benton City folks in Prosser Mon
day evening to attend the radio
show were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Johanson and family, Wayne Han
son. John Roop, J.. Harold Stringer,
Tommy Mathews. Harold Shoemaker
and Donald Fleming. s9,g
: v f. =
Mr.. and Mrs w. D., Crawford re-
turned Sunday evening from Coupe
VILE, where they spent ten days at
their summer: home. They were ac-
companied home by Mrs, Crawford's
iather, w. B.. Jones, for a. several
weeks Visit. ,t-..s:.sr -. -
g Mr. and Mrs. James. Brown and
children of sRoseiake, Idaho were
Saturday visitors here. 49,. se.,sas.e.
*~ii. Scouts Hike. bse,s
Scoutmaster u. Harold Stringer
and several members of the troop
spent Saturday hiking on the Horse |
Heaven hills. l.;.G<zE; 81: -..
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Kossman and |
sons, Cyrel, Earl, Farrell, Gerald and |
Pat left Saturday for a two months
stay at Burley, Idaho. g. =: - -
The Misses Mabel and Harriet
5chwendig spent the weekend at
heir home here. They are employ
a packing apples at Monitor.
Herman F.. Smith and daugh-
er, Phyllis, of Seattle came Friday
vening to spend the weekend at
heir ranch. They returned to the
cast. Sunday, accompanied by
drS. Smith, who will spend the win
er there. q Joe Collins is again
ooking after the Smith ranch.
Argus Hughes was In Pro6ser Sat- I,
rday evening to; attend q meeting
the Benton County Planning
Mr.. and Mrs. M W. ROOD and !
lrs. Margaret Chitwood were In /,
'akima Saturday. s4.-... s ,..r-, II
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe DeField, Merton Z
ireen, "Duck" Province and Bert +
[olinder left Sunday :oz their work
the upper valley after. spending T.
lie weekend here. |,
Students Of the seventh anc ]
ghth grades and their teac!.c- &
ordon Rolph held a party Sa;c:
~ evening at the school house | J
rs. Rolph and Robert Pedley were q
tests of the group.
Mrs. w. w. Simmonton of Prosser II
Id son. Ray. OF Wallace, Idaho,
ere Wednesday luncheon guests of g,
r. and Mrs. Frank Decker at Y
Iona. =.
'come marriages. are made In ri
aven," remarks Jay Bliss, "but 70
g of them ara made n, ryol,,,r,-->-, ~
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Parents Visit Fair
While Son STAYS Her,

KENNEW1cK vAILEY-Mr and
Mrs. w. I. ludlow went to Grand
view last Friday and brought home
with them their grandson JOHNNY
ludlow. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
ludlow and who will stay here
while his parents go 10 the fair at
San Francisco. :.
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scome marriages. are made In
heaven" remarks Jay Bliss, "but
lots o., them are made in Hollywood,
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

i Rediez -exclam6 ell SER
vidor, que era baturro-; ipe
70 81 es Ell senorito Pedro! ben
ditto sea Dios!... iFermin!...
Bati6 palmas, al tempo que
abria las puertas de hero de
par EN- par.
FL carruaje penetr6 en- ell her
moso jardin del palacio de Rio
Verde.
Fermin Y Otros criados esta-
ban va en- la terraza, miranda
con el ceho fruneido aquel coche
Que Sc acereaba y que habia a.
riancado al portero tantos gri-
tos y a~spavientos.
Y cuando vieron bajar al in
geniero ,todOs Sc precipitation
lanzando differences exclama-
clones:
|tPero 81 IS 81 senoritol
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

ell viejO canine que cruza ante
ell Sanatorio del doctor Andrew,
~ llegar hasta Las Planas, vol
viendo a Barcelona por Molins
de Rey.
Esta vez, sin embargo. tam
.bien Sc OPTIC por bajar a la Ra-
basada, EN- cuyo Karsadl toma-
ron cafe y oyeron m1sica, vien-
do bailar a una pareja.
Como las tardes eran brevisi-
mas, al flo de las cuatro, con
las primeras brumas del Gre
pusculo, emprendieron ell regre
so a Barcelona.
Y a las ocho de aquella noche,
los companeros y Ell director des
pedian a Ndhez, que marchaba
definitivamente a Madrid.
Pedro EXPERIMENT., al encon-
trarse solo, una honda sensa-
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

i Pero 81 es don Pedro!...
Dios milo, que sorpresa!. L..
-lY no estar los senores va!
I'M los sehores marqueses!
Fermin habia acudido junto a
la portszuela ell primero, Y ell IN
geniero Sc dei6 abrazar por ell
vieio servidor, que no pudo re-
tener las lagrimas.
Luego fue estrechando las ma
nos de los demas y saludando a
las mujeres, mientras subfa las
e%Sealeras de marmol, y extra
nado de que no salieTa nadie de
la camilla a recibirle.
mo estan !-dijo ell prime
70 tambien ell mayordomo. adivi
nando la ansiedad del viajero-.
No hay nadie, sehorito
Pedro frunci6 un POGO ell &c.
no, sin cOmprender adn.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
"A OBRA lNCANSABLE DE
Ia
DE TAMPA

Ccmife Femeniao
Hoy sc reunira en- ell Centre
Obrero en- junta general, Ia d.
rectiva y las senoras y sehoritas
que integran ell Comite Feme-
nino, rama del Comite Popular
D;mocratico.
Ruegase la asistencia de to-
das las compaheras, por cuanto
IL directiva les dara a conocer
interesantes particulars.
Una c~onmovedora carta sera
leida. AL mismo tempo Sc pida
a los ninos y ninas que no recl-
gieron sus cartas, las rem.tidas
por los ninos de las colonias de
Francia, 10 hagan esta noche.
FL Comite Femenino .labora
por los refugiados y al mismo
tempo no olvida a los ninos.
Doble Y meritoria labor.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
DEPORTES
N ARMSTRONG Pc
A CON AMBERS

New York, agosto 21.-Mana
ma martes, en- Ell estadio de los
Yankees, Sc batiran a Is asaltos
por ell campeonato de lpeso lige-
70, ell negro Henry Armstrong,
ell doble campe6n, y ell italiano
Lou Ambers, excampeon de la
categoria.
Las apuestas Sc hacen a favor
del campe6n y en- proportion de
7 a 5.
Mike Jacobs espera que ell com
bate atraiga a 10000 especta-
dores y un rendimiento en- las ia
quillas de $150,000.
Armstrong ha convenido, 81
es derrotado, en- defender la CO.
roma del peso weller contra Am
bers, en- ell mes de noviembre.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

ci6n de bienestar y de algeria.
Suspir6 muy bajo, mAntras
iba poniendose la gorra.
La imagen de la esposa adora
da, de la hija queridisima, de
los seres amados, cruz6 por su
mente y por sus ojos L..
iiQue sorpresa iba a darles
.
Pero, al dia siguiente, cuando
desembarc6 a las diez en- la esta-
ci6n del Mediodia, y cogiendo
un taxi Sc hizo llevar al palacio
de la Castellana, fu6 Pedro de
Nuhez ell sorprendido.
FL portero fue ell primer sor-
prendido, cuando VIC asomar
por la ventanilla del carruaje.
que tocaba desesperadamente
la bOcina, pidiendo puerta, la ca
beza del sehorito.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
EN- Ell DEL
CENTRIC A
LISTA DE ENFERMOS

Estan rtvluidos en- ell Sanato-
rio del Centre Espanol, en- cl
Bsyshore Boulevard, los siguien
ties sociOS Y pensionistas: Jose
Garcia, Francisco Goldeiro, Ma
nuel Diaz Vallina, Ramon Sa-
malea, Antonio Acevo, Pablo
Garcia, Javier Couto, Secundi-
no Pardo, Jose Chao, Enrique
Garcia, Florentino Gonzalez,
Jose Cuevas, Rafael Escobar,
Jose Romeo, Antonio Perez, Fe-
lix Gonzalez, Emilia Escobio,
Maria Garcia, Ruth Whidden,
Josefina Morales y Carmela Pu
clio.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

estaciones de los dos metros.
Y dando las diez penetraba
en- las oficinas de la compania,
i~nstaladas en- un piso regio de
un inmueble formidable, en- Ia
Gale del Consejo de Ciento,
muy cerca del paseo de Gracia
" de su hotel.
ALI sc encontr6 con algunos
ingenieros conocidos suyos, con
los que compartiera las tareas
en- Belgica y en- Java.
lie entreg6 ell jefe los docu-
mentos en- question, y hego, con
aquel y con los otros ingenie-
ros, estuvo Nunez examinando
planes Y papeles hasta cerca de
las dos.
A esta bora, el director en-
Barcelona de la empresa, les in
vito a todos a almorzar, y sur
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
n Pro de los RofMq,ndOs

En- Pro de los Rofug'"dOs
Sc labora eli lfejico, Fr~ncia
y este pals por ayudar de ma
nera efectiva a los refugiados,
en- los meses del invierno.
Las noticias que nos llegan de
Francia, demuestran que ell Co.
bierno frances atiende ,ahora
con mas solicitud a los espano-
les leales y republicanos.
Disminuyen, ademas, para be
neficio de la causa, las rinas y
disputas entire los grupos que
unidos lucharon en- pro de la Re
p1blica y la libertad.
Los republicanos parecen con
vencidOs de que la Union frente
al enemigo fascista, llamado Fa
langista es ahora mas necesaria
que nunca.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

gladiadores ONConnOr bien como


cido del p1hhco tampefo, ' Ell
ird!o Clinstcck. Este c3mbate
sera a tres caidas, con un ITEM
po limitado de noventa minutes.
Sera recia la acci6n hasta ell fl
nal, va que todos conocemos Ia
lorna de actuar de los dos gla-
diadores.
En- ell semifinal, a una caida,
con tempo limitado de una hcra
veremos a Tommy O'Toole, ell
.el joyen que tan buenas demos
tracionas nos viene brindando
frente a 10 smejores luchadores
Que Sc lie han escogido .reciente-
ment, de oponente de ALI John
son. Este ultimo piensa salir
vencenodr facilmente sobre su
rival, pero O'Toole cree que Ia
victoria sera suya por cuanto
desea recuperar ell tftulo de cam
pe6n, perdido a manos del Pola-
co Grandovitch, despues de una
dssesperada "batalla".
En- la aperture del programa,
a las 80 p, M, Dick Lever re-
Mira con Henry Piers, a una cal
da, con Unite de 80 minutes.
(PdSd a la Ia. pGg.)
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
Y fue en- ell septimo.

Y fue en- ell septimo.
Dos hits seguidos contra Ia
curvas de Jimmy White. Hub
:onsejo de p%eloteros de los Lea
les, cerca del home"
De la conferencia sali6 hacia
el "box", como pitcher de pelo-
ia dura, Ell lanzador de pelota
blanda y catcher de pelota dura
McCorquadale. Jimmy White sc
baj6 de la Lomita y Sc puso e.
peto y la Garcia.
Avanz6 hacia ell "home", con
ell bate en- la mano, ell catcher de
los Mambises, ell Gallego.
-Ay, mi madre.. aqui va a
pasar algo.
McCorquadale lanz6 varias pc
lotas atlas y con una de elias Sc
"fajo6' Ell "galaico."
PRODUCED batazo de roll" un
doble play y Ell catcher Leal pa
sado a pitcher lie salv6 ell desa-
flo a los m%uchachos dirigidos
por Jimmy White.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

Habia bateado Comparetto de
tribey y sc vic salir del banco,
con la CORA colorado, al catcher
del Circulo Cubano, llamado por
sus amigos ell Gallego.....
-Por tn mGdre, Gallego, an
"jonron"..... ~gritaban los cuba
nos.
No lie sali6 ell batazo de cuatro
esquinas, pero ST uno de hit, por
q jardin central.
Hubo la correspondence ova-
ci6n.
FL Gallego Sc ha comprado u
nos espejuelos de batear Y lie vie
ne dando "muy dulce' a la pc
lota.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
Representation


Ell Comite Popular D,mocra-
tico mand6 aver una brillante re
presentation a la fiesta del
Circulo Cubano.
Presidia la representation de
los hombres ell companero Ale
jandro Inclan y la de las muj,-
resE, las companeras Carmen
Ramirez y Marina Lopez.
VimoS ali tambien ell busn a.
migo y companero Fernando Blu
nuel.
Salud6 la representation al
p~residente PaQuito Garcia y a
varios miembros de la d~irectiva.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

Me avisan que los Cubanos d.
ran una fiesta, en- honor de sus
%peloteros, ell viernes dia 25, en-
la cerveceria La Tropical.
Luis Sanchez, que da Ell elem
plo trabajando, prepare ell aga
sajo, ayudado por t0das las Sec
clones del Circulo.
ALI nos veremos.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

Sc gastaron aver doce pelo :
tas. Las tres ultimas que salie-
ron, en- batazos de "foul" Sc las
''expropiaron" algunOs caballe-
ros del pdblico.
IQue piensan racer con elias ?
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
DAN O'CONNOR FRENTE
AL lido CLINSTOCK, EN-
LAS LUCHAS DE ESTA
NOCHE, EN- BENJAMIN
FIELD e
(Por Arthur Ojedd)

Ell promoter Cowboy Luttrall,
tratando de complacer al publ
co que acude a los magnificos
programs de luchas, ha COM
binado un cartel de gran inte-
res que lleva como attraction
principal Ell encuentro entire los
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

Felito Menendez produjo Ell
empate con los Leales, pero des-
pues, con acompanamiento de
algunas "marfiladas," ell tempo
Sc meti6 en- aqua para los Nam
Discs.
P~aciencia w..
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
La Gaceta Folletin No. AIT
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

nude por las selvas, buscando
desesperadamente las sombras
y el chorro fresco de los manan-
tales para baharse al uso del
pals L..
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

gieron varias proposiciones. =
Unos dijeron de ir a Las Pla-
mas, al restaurant Rectoret.
FL viaje era comodisimo V
muy rapido.
Pero prevaleci6 la opinion de
la mayoria, y subieron al Tibi-
dabo.
Como vemos, fue un milagro
que Pedro de Nunez no Sc en-
contrara con Maria de las Me
YES y Miguel de Guzman, en- ell
restaurant de Las Planas...
Adn hubo otro momento peii-
groSo, durante la tarde.
Despues del almuerzo. los in
g%enieros que, como el director y
Pedro conocian perfectamente
los alrededores de Barcelona, di
jeron de bajar con los taxis por
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

Cerca de las nueve sali6 a Ia
Gale.
lie interesaba, como es logico,
la parte arquitect6nica de toda
gran urbe, Y anduvo por ell pa
SEQ de Gracia luego de visitar Ia
obra enorme de la plaza de Gaia
luna.
Por curiosidad baj6 a yer las
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

Una piedrecita jugaba aver
de los Caballeros Leales, en- ell
cuarto, y convirti6 en- hit un
"roll' que iba hacia las manos
de "Canita". I'm hit, seguido lie
otro hit w..
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

La semana pasada entraron
de gratis las senoras en- ell par
que de Cuscaden entraron aver
y todo indica que entraran Ell do
mingo que viene.
Elias, en- la sombra, lie dan gra
cia y brillantez a los juegos.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

EspoIlta tenia Ia suerte de e.
paldas Y perdi6 el desafio de A.
yer. Els decir, 10 perdi6 su club +;
pero 81 como "manichi' acepta
la responsabilidad,
Para los peloteros hay dias
malos y asi Sc vic aver en- ell par
lido entire Mineros y Garibaldi-
nos.
Paciencia y hasta la pr6xima.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
Con Ell bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira a Cuarta)

Z Las GUARDIAN para exhibiras
g3mo prueba de que saben apro-
piarse de 10 ajeno?
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-03-30
LibeIIinq q Label
Merle Thorpe in Nations Business


Spring politics much distinguished BY the bright
by the emphasis party lines And
significant than the variations
issuing constitute liberalism For scarcely
the people does invoke in the name
o. liberalism. power for government
Obviously one mans liberalism
of the troubled world today get the
struggle two doctrines pted against each
citizen be subject ruler Internationally
citizen be subject ruler cndltonal
world the question is Shall we fight to decrease
rulers subjects under seductive promises
o permit its increase
Bill Of Rights is the point 1t laid down the conditions It set
the limits beyond No infringement free
speech worsp search and seizure denial Of
trial by jury
The true fought governmental power
declared Herbert Spencer has habuay stood for in
freedom state-coercion
dheartenmg today world from
philosophy banshed from after The
human freedom toward
catastrophe after has decided seek efficiency
phantom security sbordnang and regmenng the individual
D a central and despotic authority
Everywhere rights
suppressed discussion the right to differ the right to live
life things denied today millions millions OF
the earths population
What S happening
happen There international barriers immigration
walls against the conagon Inc pity o. ~ inc irony 81 ~ Is mat ue
led by those who label themselves liberals In
the pseudo liberalism individual freedom both economic
called sacrifice itself favor Of political
federal corporations and authorities
d uncertain hour by hour
pusion and discipline Of petty rulers
who tfe
and Tories Reactonaries
Vociosy their liberalism they forget that this nation
Of the citizen They
forget the liberalism Of today which made
possible the American absence OF feuda edcts and legislative
the field They forget that true liberalism founded
America nlrtured it, and watched it grow strong
by which identity the true liberal he is
American people, who believes that their minds
wills adequate the correction of their mistakes
adequate their and their destiny without surrender
the rights which them their ened distinction among the worlds