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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-06
VETS TO PICK
new OFFICERS
GIG HARRon--flermsn udden,

sIu HtRRoR--1Irfnan rdden.
hsfg past No. iSst Y = ". viii
nominate officers Thursday even
IN ~ Community hail. while the
Ladies' auxiliary VIII hid the an.
nuai election II Officers
The Fetsnighgiy club ssil gather
Thursday afternoon af thp heute
II Ms George KEENAN, VITA Mrs.
len Harris a. assistant hesiess
NJ I. e Cfuvrr. Ms. :. Y War.
rsn saa AFA G. NJ Anderson viii
present the program. featuring
FORTY Years At fluEl ifause
The Roscdaie PIT. A. all meet
Thursday evening At the schcrl
hosass with >, Wright Baylor as
guest speaker. A group II hiEh
school students Win present the
program and Mrs neefs and Mrs.
Duffy Drake Will ~ hestestes.
coaeA ]. Wright Baylnf II the
Gig nAFhor high school u training
group ~ athletes 70 be entered
IN he relay carnival = he held
Friday and Saturday At the uAl-
yefslty ef Washington.
Commander ami Mr. Merits
Gross Of Herman udstrnners poet
and the Ladies' auxiliary are the
parents 81 son, John X. horn
March 20 At Tacoma hospital.
Mss Virginia Drake = recover.
Ing 1T Tacoma hospital from =
very serious attack ~ pneumonia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-06
TO PLAN FOR
FETE IN 1910
Daffodil Dinner Will
Be Held Friday
at Winthrop

Plans for the continuance Of
the Daffodil Festival VIII be made
Friday night when festival en-
thusiasts and committee members
and wives from Tacoma. Sumner
and Puyallup viii hold a large
community dinner II the Crystal
ballroom Of the Hotel Winthrop.
The dinner will be held at $50
o'clock and is open to anyone in
terested IN seeing the famous
celebration perpetuated.
The tremendous enthusiasm on
the part Of Taeomans. declared
Frank Chervenka. president of the
festival. and residents OF the
valley over last weeks successful
festival prompted US TO schedule
this dinner. We are going ahead
right now with plans for 1910.
Whether you arc an officer in the
festival. the builder of a float or
just spectator you are invited
TO attend We want everybody
who is the least bit interested 10
be at that dinner"
Parties Of committee members
and wives. and interested persons
from Puyallup and Sumner have
signified their intention Of at
tending the dinner. In view of the
enthusiasm over the 1889 festival,
officials of the celebration feel
that it will be one of the most
colorful community dinners held
here in long time.
Organization of a strong Ia
coma committee will be one of
the principal items of business.
Presentation Of trophies for prize
winning floats in Saturdays
parade will be made Friday night.
Reservations for h c dinner
should be made at once by tele-
phoning the festival office. Main
0791 Tickets will be sold at the
hotel Friday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-06
ORAL ARGUMENT
IN TRIAL ENDS

PORTLAND. Ore.-The attack
ing forces of organized labor and
defending state, county and city
officials today awaited a decision
by three circuit court judges on de-
Tense demurrers questioning the
courts jurisdiction in labors suit
for a declaratory judgment out
having the Oregon anti-picketing
law.
Oral arguments in the case
ended last night. and attorneys for
the plaintiffs and defendants were
instructed TO appear in court to-
day to file supplementary papers
and other material necessary to
the decision.
II the three judges James T.
Brand of Marshfield, Robert
Tucker OF Portland and Arthur
d. Hay of Lakeview-rule they
have jurisdiction in the case, they
will then rule on the constitu-
uondllty or the TABOR act, as urged
in the plaintiffs suits.
Basis of the defense demurrers
was a contention that no justif-
able controversy existed. Attorneys
for Congress of Industrial Organ
izations. American Federation OF
Labor and Railway Brotherhoods
united in their assault on the
law argued that the controversy
was a continuing one and that no
specific case was necessary.
They based this claim on the
allegation that the law represents
a constant threat" to their clients,
and that a controversy therefore
exists, whether it has taken tang
ible form or not.
The labor complaints charge that
the -picketing statute, passed
as an initiative measure at the
Nov. s election. violates both state
and federal constitutions, as well
as a half dozen federal laws.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-06
MAIN STREET
Gois9s. Comiags and Doinos
o. TacomaHs as The Re-
porter Found Them.

Jack >iler buying milk shakes
tliff Erdahl telling Steve Hale
how to make difficult shot on pool
table Mrs John n. Dixen smil-
Ing Mary McNerthne, telling
Peggy Olsen about sick friend
John Condor ssddened upon learn
ing q the death Sunday IN Marine
on-St Croix. MINI. 81 Durward
\. ositt. former Tacoma news
paperman and secretary TO the
late Congressman Wesley Lloyd -
Mrs. George Heath giving sales
talk Earl Garrison interviewing
prospects Camille Presenter talk
ing to Celia Grace Schofield-Joe
7 omas entertaining friends -
Nesa Olsen with new permanent
Dave Tuell talking 10 friend -
Mrs. George ". o>good examining
choice daffod.ls- Justice Clarence
Layton and BERTH Johnson chat
ting Paul Newman preparing for
vacation trip-John =. Gallagher
and Clarence Lake laughing -
Judget Robert Evans greeting
friends Hugo Metxler. jr. being
busted from office by painters
les Lunan counting change Gil
HYDE waiting for elevator Mrs.
h. Y. Stotler examining collection
of antiques Mrs. Josephine Leith
bouncing cat out OF window.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-06
French, British
Purchase Planes

WAsHISGTO> - French and
British purchases Of American
made fighting planes Increased
United states aircraft exports in
February 81 per cent sbove Fen
ruary. 1888. the commerce depart
ment reported today.
Shipments during February to-
tailed Se.772.is2. a - per cent in
crease over January. Combined
January and February EXPORTS
were 40 per cent above the first
two months 81 1893.
Orders from France and Great
Britain were the major factor In
the increases and are expected TO
advance aeronauticai exports even
further when shipments are In
creased under heavy pending Of
deTg
The United Kingdom received -
planes valued a. 81 5isZs7. France
20. valued 1T 81 .5si sT5 Brazil -.
Peru seven, and the Netherlands
I Indies five.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-06
Schools to Get
Funds April 20

OLYMPIA - Gov. Clarence d.
Martin has provided S750,000 for
state school equalization, as au-
thorized by the legislature, and
the money will be distributed to
school districts in a lump sum
April 20. State School Superin-
tendent Stanley F. Atwood report
cd today.
The money goes into the equalza-
ton fund for deficiencies in the
past biennium. The 1887 lcgisla-
ture appropriated 100000 for
equalization, but up to this week
the governor made only $500, 200
available.
Atwood said the money would
be divided up among the school
districts on the basis of their pupil
attendance. The governors move
will be Of great benefit to schools
with large high school attendance
but will not prevent many small
schools about the state from clos
ing before the school year is up in
June for lack of funds, he pre-
dicted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-06

building materials. said the plastic
resins are of prime importance in
slum clearance and low cost hous-
ing.
when the ready-made home
comes. 1t will contain protective
and decorative paints, plywood. We
neers. floor coverings. fibre boards
In place of wood sheating and all
OF other products. and this VIII be
made possible by resins, he said.
This Will come when people are
willing TO accept the same stand
ardization in their homes as they
have in their cars"
In the past many garment
that looked expensive became
limp rag after Its first wash
Ing. Now the housewife may
confidently expect garment
10 retain lis newness after the
tenth washing because chem
lists have developed synthetic
crystal clear resins which give
the fabric any feel needed.
Kenneth ". Barnard, chief
chemist Of Pacific Mills, Law
renee. Mass. reported.
Dorman McBurney. y. J. Du
Point De Eemours A. Co. chemical
superintendent. said synthetic de-
velopment of artificial leather can
supply any five and ten cent store
Cinderella with slippers that look
like genuine gold for 81 a pair.
And they win not tarnish, he said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-06
ICkES STUDIES
REFueEE PLAN

wAsurNtsToN = Secretary q
the latsrier Hsrnld 4. icNeo y
studying the feasibility AZ : pri-
vatelv financed rnlcnv far JeWieD
ard ether Ensrr~An political fsfss-
xres IN south<rn AlsskA. q w.
learned sottay
Various plans have been ~.
ctus~d tn official and private quar-
fsrs ~ persons Interested n nu4-
lng rev Ravens Ter pctiticel e06
racial persecution extlrA offIelnlo
,ieaerihea se4sT study ~ purify
tactical and ennphssise1 Il would
net recommend Tor ~ sgStne( alseh
4 project
iekes. whose department. = n
charge ~ AIssasn affairs. s~eNo 10
determine ira ernbehie costs a
sseh 4 pYei<sf. means II financing.
possibilities fnf rcnnensle el11s
sssfsnee nf ns~ settlers. whetnep
immigration law. esu~t M revised
" q pruievf wsrp undertaken. and
what. II any. new lsalssstton wusala
10 needed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-06
NAVY MINELAYER TO Be
BUILT AT PHILADELPHIA

WAsHISGTOs 49, Secretary Of
the Navy Claude A. swanson today
allocate construction 81 the 5000
ton mine layer. Terror. 20 the
Philadelphia navy yard.
The new craft. first mine layer
ever designed and built by the
navy. - the last q 81 ships in the
1888 fiscal year naval contraction
program to be EliOcstsd. The
ship Will mount fiYe-lnch guns.
Estimated cost OF the craft IL
SO. OOO. 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-06

This vista OF the use of plastics
was given by research workers at
American Chemical society's an
nual meeting today.
The chemists also were told
what properties they would have
to develop in their plastic mater
ials in order for these synthetic
substances TO be adapted more
widely in the manufacture Of auto
mobiles and airplanes.
DR.. Frederick O. Anderegg. Of
Newark. Ohio, consultant on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-06

VdlhdUa States
Easter Festival

Annual Easter festival for mem.
bcrs 0f the Swedish Order ~ Val
halls ana their friends VIII be held
Saturday evening NJ yalhslla tenn
pie. A dinner at $50 O'Clock viii
open festivities. 10 be followed BY
a program during which BERTH y.
Johnson. Tacoma attorney. will b.
principal speaker. Dancing will
bring the festival 70 a close.
johnson viii tell the history Of
the order. the oldest swedish or.
ganlza ton, which vas founded IN
isss.
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La gaceta., 1939-08-28
ESPANA l. SU NEU
TRALIDAD CON MOTIVO
DE LA ACTITUD DE ALE
MANIA

Basic, Suiza, agosto 28.-El
pacto de no-agresi6n entire Ri
STA y Alemania no ha tenido los
grandes efectos que de el espe-
raba Joachim Won Ribbentrop.
Cuando ell 81 de agosto Hitler
orden6 la salido de su ministro
para Nc GU Italia, en- cuanto
al pacto, habia reservado ST. de-
cisi6n.
En- la tarde de agosto 81, Hit
Ter y Ribbentrop dijeron que ne
cesitaban una carta de triunfo
y Sc decide firmar el pacto con
Moscu, a TODD trance. No tuvie-
10 ntiempo entonces para pen
sar en- las consecuencias..
Ahora, recuperado ell mundo
del choqUe proporcionado por Ia
roticia, Sc We que Inglaterra,
l'rancia y Polonia Sc mantienen
firmes y que Espana, en- cam
bio, disgustada por la conducta
alemana, anuncia su neutrali-
dld 10 que no esperaban Berlin
y Roma. Este s~ignifica que s.
la promesa de Franco es firme.
Flancia no tendra una tercera
frontera hostil.
Moscu, sin embargo, parece
haber logrado el objective de I'M
ciar una guerra en- Europa sin
intervenir en- ella.
En- China la noticia del pactc
r~uso-soviet ha causado mala in
preston. Los chin0s Green que
p|roducira la guerra en- Europa
y por 10 tanto sera desastrosd
para clos Y favorable para los
iaponeses. Temese que Inglate-
IRA trata ahora de acercarse d
luevc al Jap6n, en- detrimentc
le los dere chos Y la independen
ia de China.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
Polonia desea la mediaci6n de Estados Unidos
McGi0 million dc hombres mas agregac
. al ejeercito p~olaco.

las puertas, en- cuanto a la paz,
pero no tolerara una seduction
humillante.
Dicese que Stain ha ordena-
do sean juzgados en- Russia, por
ayudar a la politica de Francia
e Inglaterra, Maxim Litvinoff,
exministro de relaciones exte-
riores; Alexandra Troyanowsky
exembajador en- los Estados L.
nidos; j. C. Davtyan, exenvia-
do en- Polonia, y que de Londres
sera llamado ell embajador Ivan
Maisky.
FL pacto ruso-nazi, seg1n Sc
afirma, continene varios apen-
dices relacionados con la Ukra-
MIA, ell Extreme Oriente, ell pac-
to AntiC omiterna y los paises
del Baltico.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
Los COMUNISTAS DE FRAN
CIA Sc A~SOMBRARON CON
Ell PACTO

Paris, agosto 28.-Los llde-
res comunistas franceses no o.
cultan hoy su asombro por los
terminos del pacto de no-agre
sion concertado en.re Berlin Y
EIoscu.
Los diputados comunistas
en- la Camara, Marcel Cabin,
Gabriel Peri y Mauricio Tho
rez convocaron una reunion y
virtualmente desaprobaron ell
pacto de Stain con Hitler.
Thorez, como secretario pc
neral del Partido, dijo: I'm a.
no despues de Munich hace-
mos frente a una situaci6n que
puede resultar, en- cualquicr
momento, en- otra guerra. Ell
nazi-fascismo, sediento STEM
pre- de nuevas c~onquistas, Sc
ha convertible en- una ~constan-
tie amenaza paga la seguridaG
del os pueblos. La Union So
Wet, fiel a su norma de paz,
ha tratado de dislocar a los a.
g%resores, ell grupo undo pc-
ell pacto Anti-C omitern. Ell
pacto germano-sovietico ha
producido ell desmayo entire
los japoneses, espanoles Y hun
garos. Actuando de esta name
ra Russia ha bloqueado otrc
pacto de Munich. Pero 81 Hit
Ter, a pesar de TODD, inicia una
guerra, dejemosle saber q-e
encontrara al pueblo frances
undo, con los comunistas en-
la v~anguardia, EN- defensa de
la seguridad del pals y de la
libertad e independence de
los pueblos. Els por este que el
Partido Comunista aprueba
las medidas tomadas por e.
gobierno para salvaguardar
las fronteras y dar ayuda, 81
Is uecesario, a la naci6n con
la que estamos aliados.."
Thorez estima que I'm pac-
to franco-anglo-ruso es ahorA
necesario que nunca.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
EUWE Sc MANTIENE A LIZ
CABEZA DEL TORNEO

Londres, agosto 27,-Con 8
victorias y ~ derrotas Sc man
tiene a la cabeza del torneo lie
ajedrez ell DR.. Max Euwe, ell ex-
campe6n mundial, seguido por
Salo Flohr, ell maestro de Pra.
ga, que ostenta 8 triunfos y dos
derrotas.
Klein, de Londres, Sc mantle
ne en- ell tercer lugar, con 71b Y
212, y lie siguen Condo, de Meii-
co, con 6 y a, y Koenig Y Ian.
dau empatados con el.
Condo, ell mejicano, derrot6 a
Abrahams y Koening, de Yugo.
eslavia, a Jacques Mieses, d,
Leipzig.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28

Varsovia, agosto 28.-El Go.
bierno Militar polaco esta listC
para la guerra, aunque no Ia
desea, Y en- las esferas oficiales
Sc afirma que solo la mediaci6r
de Estados Unidos pudiera evi.
tar Ell conflicto Y sus terribles
consecuencias.
Hitler ha rechazado va las ne
gociaciones directas con Polo
MIA y por medic de Francia c
Inglaterra, y las amenazas de
guerra, demanda la entrega de
Danzig y ell Corredor polaco.
Por medic del embajador Ne
vile Henderson, Hitler ha he
cho saber a Londres que ell re-
torno de csc territorio es inevi-
table como soluci6n pacifica de
la crisis.
Polonia tiene va mas de L.
100000 hombres bajo las az
mas, habiendo agregado medic
million en- los dltimos dias.
Mas del 500 de la moviliza-
ci6n general Sc ha realizado va.
A los reservistas Sc les llama
por madio del correo y de la
radio.
Las fabri-as sustituyen con
obreros ancianos a los j6venes
llamados a servir a la patria. To
dos los coches particulars y au
tom6viles de alquiler han sido va
requisados, 10 mismo que los ca
miones.
Grandes cantidades de vive.
res Sc almacenan a toda prisa.
Sc han aImacenado tambi6r
por ell gobierno los f6sforos, e
alcohol y todos los elementos az
primera ayuda.
Polonia mantiene abrierta.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
COMPLOT CONTRA LA VI
DA De HITLER

Paris, agosto %. In ds:pa-
cho de Polonia dice qte la Ges-
tapo, la policia secreta alema-
ma, ACADIA de descubr.r un nue.
vo complct contra la vida de Hit
Ter.
Aparecen envueltos en- "a
conspiraci6n militaras, jefes del
partido nazi, miembros del
Reichstag y otras personals.
Esto hizo cancelar el acto que
Hitler habia hecho anunciar pa
ra ell sabado, en- ell teatro de la
opera. Muchos arrestos Sc han
verificado.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
OEPORTE
Viene de de la "a. pdg.)

"Menendez, manager de mi
contrario, cree poder vengarst
de la derrota aplastante que i
di al mejor de sus muchachos
Scott, hace amos; pero Gabe es'
ia equivocado, pues hare frente
a Ricco y lie %derrotare."
"No Sc sorprendan 81 termino
ell encuentro antes de llegar al
Gltimo asalto," me dijo ell Chino
en- su conversation.
Alvarez subira al ring" Pc
sando l29 o 1870 lbs, pues esta
es una de las condolences que
impuso el italianito Ricco para
aceptar el "bout'.
Ne alegra mucho saber que CT
referee de la pelea 10 es ell caba-
lleroso y honesto veterano Ed
die Coachman.
Viene Ricco precedido de bue
ma fama. Una de sus 1ltimas vic
torias la obtuvo sobre Jimmy
Tigh, vencedor de Canzoneri Y
Norment, en- los rGltimos seis
meses.
Uno de mis- mayores deseos
es un encuentro con Chavez Y
ell Promoter LaMarque esta
pensando en- poner al vencedor
de esta pelea frente al cam
pe6n sin corona, que ha prone
lido peleara en- Tampa.
TODD parece indicar que la Pc
lea entire Ricco y Alvarez sera
interesante desde Ell principle
hasta ell fin.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
Ell GABINETE
JAPONES
Va a se9mirSe una 'nue0G poI5tico

Toxic, agosto 28-Present6
roy la renuncia de su gabinese
al Emperador, ell primer minis
tro Hiranuma. La dimisi6n sc
debe al fracaso Del a politica ia
ponesa en- cuanto a las relacio-
mes con Hitler.
Afirmase en- los circulos off.
ciales, que ell nuevo gabinete So.
guira la orientaci6n del Empe.
rador en- cuanto a lograr ell me.
joramiento de las relaciones cor
Inglaterra y Estados Unidos.
lDicese que sera llamado a for
mar gobiernO ell exministro de
la Guerra, general Nobryuki
Abe, retirado en- 1886.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28

Gibraltar, agosto 28.-Mas
de 500 falangistas ayudan hoy
a los prilsioneros de guerra en-
los trabajos de abrir trinche-
ras entire La Linea y Gibral-
tar.
Tn fuerte contingente de
soldados espanoles ha sido
concentrate en- AlgeCiras, don
de Sc encuentran va varios ge-
nerales Y altos oficiales. Las
tropag siguen acuarteladas.
Las autoridades inglesas
han ordenado salgan de CT
braltar todos los italianos.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
RADIO
WFLA-G2O NBC Features

WFLA-62O NBC Features
500 Fred Waring orchestra
6:15 Baseball Scores
6:35 Rhythm Serenade
700 Dick Tracy
800 Magic Key of Radio
900 Variety Show
$50 Sensations in Swing
600 Barry Winton orchestra
C;30 Woody Herman orch.
Il 100 Orrin Tucker orchestra
II 80 Ella Fitzgerald orch.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28

Paris, agosto 28.-La avia-
ci6n commercial francesa sus
pendi6 hoy sus servicios con
Roma, Berlin, Turin, Milan,
Ginebra, Bucarest y otras po-
blaciones.
Essa tarde Sc hara ell dltimo
vuelo commercial entire Paris y
Estokolmo.
Las lineas del interior de
Francia deJaron tambien de
funcionar.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
WDAE-1aao CHS Features

500 7ascoa.l Scores
6:.C LINN &AOner
6 SO Blonde"
zoo Tune-Up Time
7:3O The Goodwill Hour
500 Man Abo.t Hollywood
$50 Guy Lombardo orch.
900 So This is Radio
$50 Grant Park Concert
10 :05 Edwin G.. Hill, News
1890 Del Courtney orchestra
IL 80 Freddie Martin orch.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
THE AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BEING
NERVOUS
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Amy OF The Signs

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haggard looking, cranky and hard to live
with-can keep you awake nights and rob
you Of good health, good times and Jobs.
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La gaceta., 1939-08-28

primitivas, requerisn una gran
ce.rtidad So "Iavaios' n los RI
aa,es dc, ceremonial.
La hospitalidad entire los he
breos exigia que Sc ~ofraciese un
BANJO dr pies a los hu6spedes
los antiques griegos y romanos
cfrc>fan un bano r%efrescante.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
Cirilizdci6n D Progreso

Los descendientes de los que
combstieron por la Union y los
Confederados, y participaron
en- ell sitio Y defensa V~icksburg,
Sc han organizado en- una poten-
te y fraternal association.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
Ell TEMPO

Nublados Y lluvias ocasiona
es para hoy.
MaXima temperature aver,
81 grades; minima, 70.
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La AVrACTON CONERcTA

TRANCESA SUSFENDIO SUs
SLRVICIOG
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LO QUE OTROS DICEN
Y 70 COMENTO
Por Jose r. SanfeHg

Aquellos polvos, trajeron e2-
tos lodos. Ash reza un antiquis =
me refrain castellano.
Todos aquellos sofismas que
sirvieron para eStrangular al
gobierno legitimo de Espana,
estan produciendo sus resulta-
dos.
La polftica de los banqueros v
especuladores ingleses, auxilia-
dos por los politicos reaccionl-
rios, Sc We ahora con verdadero
terror. Desastrosos han sido los
efectos de ESQ que han dado en-
lamar "apaciguamiento".
81 Sc declara la guerra, Use
puede pronosticar sus resulta-
dos?-Para mi corto saber V
entender, solo Ingla.erra es la
culpable de TODD.
Ell ProgresO para la Destrucci6n
FL famoso corresponsal de
Washington, Preston Grow
er, afirma que los AUTOMOBILES
son cast tan Electives en- la que
IRA como los aeroplanos. Los
dos son armas potenteS.
Los camiones Y coches de pa
sajeros. son elementos whales
EN- ell acarreo para mover IN e.
j5rcito con gran rapidez.
Els cosa muy significante que
Estados Unidos, a la bora pre-
gante cuenta, con ell GO por Glen
to de los vehiculos motorizadoS
que ruedan por Ell mundo, y que
la industria en- esta naci6n pue-
de producer un nGmero ilimita-
do de coches y camiones para to
da clase de servicios.
La gaceta., 1939-08-28
LOS FALANGIsTAs ABaEN

LAS TEINCEERAS ENTIRE
GIERALTAR Y LA LINEA
La gaceta., 1939-08-28

Rocas talladas en- una fecha
remota, 2,100 amos antes de la
Era Cristiana, han sido descu-
biertas en- la Gran Bretana.
-Bien podian usarlas en- rom
perle la cabeza a Chamberlain.
LimpiOS de CuerpO D Alma
En- todas las mas antiguas ci-
vilizaciones, ell baho y lavarse
las manos eran decencias reque-
ridas.
Las religiones, aun las mas
Evening star., 1939-10-01

SAVINGS ON CURTAINS, DRAPERIES.
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Dress them in togs at Hecht Month savings. Sheer
rayon.and-cotton CelVoile Curtains cost but Sl.58
pair and colorfu printed rayon.andcotton draperies
such shown here cost but $4.44 (Sirth Floor