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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02

having periodical checkup on
them. making certain they Away
work properly.
Here's to good brakes,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
Negro Women Sponsor w. C. Handy In Benefit Recital
BAD
BREAKS.
By R. G. sCHUsTER
General Manager u. S. National
Automobile Club

Automobile Club
I will attempt TO discuss a series
of topics pertaining TO the care OF
your car, il you would help to avoid
accidents.
Beginning with the above topic,
others will follow each week until
the series is ended.
Bad brakes are one OF the con-
trlbutory factors responsible for
many accidents The average motor
st from personal experience, real
ICES the danger lying in Turk by
driving with defective brakes.
Be that as it may, feel that these
dangers should be brought TO your
attention, that you and others might
be safeguarded.
Defective brakes not only pre-
vent you from stopping in time, or
when you should. but also cause
you to skid if you apply your brakes
TOO suddenly. Under normal condi-
tons You will find that il you drive
al a safe distance from another car
you will be able to stop when ne
cesSary, in good time. to prevent
striking and damaging that car,
But il your brakes are not in good
working order, even il you apply
them in good time, they may fail
YOU, causing your car to becom.
uncomfortable TO such an exten,
that you are unable to avoid hitting
he car.
Being in the-posiiion 10 know
Judging by the many claims
handel find that more accidents
are caused in this manner. though
the damage caused is usually slight.
han in any other way Many motor
SITS are given tickets for not having
their cars under control, which is
common occurrence.
It is the complaint OF the ma
iority of them that the car in from;
topped suddenly without any warn.
ng But that story will not hold in
,raffic court. FOR the law specifically
states that you must have your car
Under control at all times. and es-
1ccially in an instance of this kind
Do not forget that defective
brakes play a major part in pre-
venting you from keeping your car
under control and is one Of the
most important things about your
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02

r Golden, evenly Drowned biscuits ssvory
rossts, fIavorfu tasty vegetables cooked the water
less way broed steaks that evoke compliments for
their delicious favor-whatever your favorite foods
may be-you'll find Garland gas range to be
your best kitchen partner in their preparation Not
only will one Of these ranges help you do better
cooking but you'll find it done far easier and with
less time and attention than ever before-the many
worthwhile Garland features that.
Too, you land your frends) will be thrilled by the
sparkling beauty new Garland brings TO your
ktchen-and with the knowledge that you possess
the most modern Of cooking appliances
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on can achieve this only by
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
MRS. RANSOM
FORMS XMAS
SEAL SOCIETY
To Aid In Nation-W
Battle Against
tuberculosis

Five wears ago realizing the acute
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VI --e Nes'o -ea'1' Us "'''
IN Detroit MIS- Nell Cauett RANSOM
widow of the late DR.. Ransom, or
Ranized the tuberculosis Christmas
s. c..
=,
WIN INC a'u oi inns soe'e'y many
children of the group are given
extra serums and care at institutions
IN wbich tuhercuIsr chi1drar ave- al
-,
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Following the promotion OF a
survey of health conditions among
Negroes in the citv of Detroit Mrs
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Central Methodist church Wood
ward avenue at Adams at 8 nm.
Saturday sessions at. Detroit Lee
land hotel .... Cass avenue at Bag
ley. Admission so cents.
Tenth Anniversary Frolic. D.. In
ternational Workers Order Sat
urday. Dec. ? Aztec Tower CO.,.
32nd floor Urion Guardian Build
ing Griswold at Larned Ad-
mission 81 cents
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NOTICE


Florida
Evening star., 1939-03-09
SAlESMEN.
SALESWOMEN,

EXPLAIN meritorious medicinal product sold
by druggist; free samples: explanation sells;
guaranteed earnings. 332 Bond Building.
o.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
RUGS-CARPETS

At lowest prices, Complete assortment.
Nationally advertised brands. Also refn.
WooDfR1DoE RUG 4 CARPET CO. NC
17lb Rhode Island Ave. NE. Dupont $3.50
AUCTION, promptly at 2 PM,
Friday, March 10, 1889. Bed, din
ing and living room suites; elec-
trio refrigerator. Mahogany an
tiques: Chest of drawers, tilt-top
table, coffee tables; very hand
some, beautiful condition mahog-
any highboy; Lemoges china,
cut-glass finger bowls; Axmin-
ster and Wilton rugs; lamps, ma
pie chest of drawers, refrigera-
tors; other miscellaneous house.
hold effects at Smiths Transfer
& Storage, 1913 You st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

sILVER.sPRING. m.-Brirht. sunny rni.,
incl. sleep. Horch bath; unfurn; pvt. home;
beock to bus. Shepherd 3616-J.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

GAS RANGES-Tremendous savings On
brand-new floor samples. AL sizes. Rebuilt
ranges. SO rs installed; ~.
OO07 Ht N w
Evening star., 1939-03-09
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

SEASONED OAK AND HICKORY, ai
length. $40 cord; delivered and store
Pierson. Sandy Spring Md. Ashton I6
Evening star., 1939-03-09
HELP DOMESTIC,

GIRL, experienced. to care for apt; live
in. Call Miss Eppard, Met. 1929
GIRL, white. part-time work. Call Du-
Evening star., 1939-03-09
COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED--E7derly men or women to board
IN quiet home Of 2. Call Gaithersburg
36-F-6. %
LARGE ROOM, BEDS, NEXT TO BATH;
oil heat; good meals; reasonable. Phone
Falls Church SO3-W-2
Evening star., 1939-05-25
Visiting Librorions
Tour Capital Today

Some 500 librarians from spe-
cialized libraries throughout the
country were in Washington today
for one-day visit to the libraries
and other famous places in the
Nations Capital.
The visitors are delegates to the
31st annual conference of the Spe-
cial Libraries Association meeting
in Baltimore during the last week.
They arrived here this morning by
bus.
A special exhibit of all the spe-
cial libraries in the District has
been arranged at the Department
of Commerce Auditorium for those
not having a particular library in
mind to visit, it was said. The ex-
hibit will be open all day and until
10 pm.
The group was to gather at the
Washington Hotel for a luncheon
meeting at l pm. at which time
the delegates were to hear Charles
Eliot of the National Resources
Committee. Ralph Thompson, pres
ident of the District Library As
sociation, was to preside.
F.. Sterling Wilson of the Com
merce Department, was in charge
of the arrangements for the wash
ington Day" program.
Evening star., 1939-05-25
Deaths Reported

Annie Belle Meadows, 80. Gallinser Mu-
Marie Louise Webb so, 41o3 Connecticut
Elizabeth Louise Andrews, rs, 20 % 9Th
Matt Aemi I0ssn Ha:n,f. 4 United States Soldiers
Jss 5osepS DsSe z w1Sa Hospts
Clinton Davis. 81, Ganinser Municipal
Rose esgissiii GiSeii!. e5. Providence Hospital.
George Bingham stambaush IS, 400 9th
Annie in,s, Clarke smedley, 5s. oalinser Munic-
Fredricha Chamberlain, Sc. st. Eizabeti,'s
Carroll Hit ss s72o Upton st: NV.
dadys carroi sss Beimont s.
Elwood 3. Payne, 20. Emergency Hospital.
Rosalie .o'Neil, a Emergency Hospital.
InIaI infant Mann Mann 1899 St; NV;
lewis Jones' s., S. 1901 20 ad'stnn snd ST. NV HOSPITAL
Warren R. Brooks, "a. Freedmen's Hos
Marearet Ransom Brown. So, 1928 st.
Moses Wood, 81, Gallinger Municipal Hos
Susie Grayson. SO, St. Elizabeth's Hos
Walter Morehead, A, GalhAser Municipal
Lewis stanton. 4s, 1850 Wisconsin ave.
Louise T. McKan, SO. oallinEer Municipal
Edyins Shepherd 10. osllinser Municipal
Betty Anne Boozer infant. dallinser Mu-
Albert Il Hicks infant, aallinser Muniei.
1nSas assiia ass~tin. o.u,ns.. xua.e.s., xe..
Evening star., 1939-05-25

40 01l CCtUi OI Drs =. y. Hclmss
the Bureau of Goodwill Industries,
position which he also held, will
be Oliver A. Friedman, director of
the Milwaukee Goodwill Industries.
AS training school director, DR..
Helms will continue his work for
the establishment of national train
ing schools for Goodwill executives
and staff workers.
DR.. Helms, while a divinity stu
dent at Boston Theological Sem
mary 40 years ago, was preparing
for missionary work in either Asia
or Africa when he decided there
was plenty of room for missionary
work in the slums of Boston.
Beginning by going about the
better sections of Boston with
gunny sack to beg clothing for the
needy, the young man decided the
garments would be appreciated
more if few cents were charged
for them. With the money he co..
lected this way, he hired needy
women in the neighborhood to re-
Evening star., 1939-05-25
Silent for so Years,
Iowun Dies at 86

By the Associated Press.
AUDUBON, Iowa, May 25.-"Si-
lent Bill" Perry, SO, the Audubon
Evening star., 1939-05-25
Births Reported

Robert and Cecilia Wight girl.
ana and Tisn Gi6ert boy
Edward and Eleanora Woods, girl.
Alike and Mary Whetstine, boy.
George and Margaret Hoffman, boy.
Charles and Charlsie Gable, girl.
Jesse and Marie Slower. boy.
Maze and Lille Bush, boy.
Shelton and Ressie Fersuer, boy.
Fred and Ann Jones. boy
Eugene and Daphne Judge, girl
Robert and Larice King, girl
Robert and Lola benson. boy.
Daniel and Marion Haxktns. sisk
Evening star., 1939-05-25
Marriage License
Applications
MAY IS, 1889.

Fleetwood Collins. "a and Mamie Robin
son; 81, both of New York City: the Rev
=, William D. jarvis.
Willie NJ. Kelly. 90. Raeford. N. C.. the
Rev. Robert w. Brooks
Alfred F. Nelson, 27, l5301 Dix st. ne. and
Blanche L. Lloyd. 81. 1923 5th ST. NV;
the Rev M. L. Gumbleton
Arthur j. Reid, "a, HARRISBURG Pa. and
Rose L. Bogley, %. 1907 2sth st. NV;
., the Rev. Cove G. johnson.
Howard N. Holton. 25 Defrees st. NV,
and Evelyn B. Winslow. Is, 25 Defrees
st. NV: the Rev Earl K. Tyler
Leon Terish. 81. Hyattsville. Md. and Ruth
R Lafsky. 21. 5421 7th st. NV: the
Rev. M. H. Levinson.
Evening star., 1939-05-25
Time to Get Divorce

NEW BRITAIN, Conn.,. May Is
R.--Henry L. Hansen thinks it's
about time he got a divorce.
Filing suit yesterday, Hansen said
he and his wife had been sep
arated since 1894, the year after
they were married in Jersey City,
N. j.
Evening star., 1939-05-25

UlOll VI NOOu~
will Industries.
b u t S id he
would continue
as director Of
t he Nationa.
Training School
Commission o.
the organizatio,
which has its
h e a d q u a rters
here.
S u c c e e d ing
him as executive
secretary of the
National ASSo-
Ciofinn orl o1c>
Evening star., 1939-05-25
WASHINGTON G, THURSDAY MAY 25 1885,

pair the clothing. A horse and
wagon succeeded the gunny sack
collections and the idea of Goodwill
Industries grew.
Evening star., 1939-05-25

man who kept self-invoked silence
for SO years, is dead.
Fifty years ago the girl silent
Bill" was to have married left him
at the altar. Since he maintained
Evening star., 1939-05-25
Dr.. {. J. Helms Quits Post
In Goodwill Industries

DR.. Edward j. Helms, founder of
Goodwill Industries, announced to-
day his retirement as executive
secretary Of the National Associa-
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

que los fascistas e~spanoles con-
tindan ejecutando a ciudadanos
leales Y republicanos, todos los
dfas. eel estado de Espana es
!amentable. No hay huevos, nj
leche, nj carne, nj aceite. En- Sc
villa, due fue e nuna ocasi6n el
mercado del nuevo mundo, no Sc
eneuentra cafe y ell azGcar esca
sea. Junto a la "Capitana", una
larga fila de ninos 'hambrientos
aguarda las sobras de ccmida".
No pudo visitar la sala de las
audiencias en- Ell Alcazar decor
doba pcrque ha sido convertida
en- prisi6n para 1900 republica-
nos.
Morrison, ell notable historic
dor de Harvard, retraza las ri
tas de los Wales de Colon.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
CORTE FEDERAL
CONDEMNS

Ed juez Alderman, que renun-
clara 81 cargo para acogerse a
una pension merecida y bien ga
NADIA, dict6 aver, en- esta ciudad,
las siguientes condemns:
Marcelino Gonzalez, por vio-
lar la ley de impuestos a los IL
cores, dos amos en- Atlanta y
500, sentencia suspendida; Her
minia Arias, Port Tampa, dos f.
nos en- una instituciin federal,
pero lie fue s~uspendida la senten
cha; Fernando Miyares, dos a.
nos, sentencia suspendida; Sam
Maggie, dos amos; Y los ciudada
nos natives Ernesto Mobley, Is
meses en- un reformatorio; Fee
lix Smith, 18 meses en- Aatlan-
ia; Joe Finley, negro, un anO y
un dfa en- Atlanta; Ben Scarbo-
rough, dos amos en- Atlanta, SEN
tencia suspendida; Grower M.
Lewis, Dade City dos amos; Mel
vim Crimson, st. Petersburg, IS
meses; Cempso nSimpson, dos
amos, sentencia suspendida; Ho-
ward Jeffcoat, dos amos, senten
cia suspendida; J. F. FranEyn
Grant, negro, dos amos, senten-
cia suspendida; w. R. Crosby,
chofer de un autom6vil de al
quiler, un aho y un dfa y 800
de multa; William P. Johnson,
de So amos, sentencia Suspend
da de dos amos.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
STAIN DESEA
GER LAS ~FRONTERAS IN
PERIALES

Paris, Die. 2.-Se acepta
aquf por los bien enterados
que Stain ha resuelto recupe.
rar las fronteras Que tenfa ell
imperio russo, por medic de Ia
fuerza y de la conquista.
Despues de Finlandia, Sc
gun la c%reencia, Sc quitarA a
Rumania la Besarabia. Finlan
dia era tratada liberalmente
pc rios Ceres, pero los finlan.
deses saben que de los comu.
nistas no recibiran csc trato.
Entire 1907 y 1897 los GA.
res respetaron la vida social
y politica de Finlandia, en- O.
casiones; en- otras gobernaror
con mano de hero.
Stain anhela ell dominic es
trategico del Colo de Finlan-
dia y ell itsmo de Karelia.
En- Russia Sc odia a los fin.
landeses y en- cierto modo Sc
aprueba 10 hecho por ell GO
bierno.
Rumania, temiendo ser alta.
cada, realiza nuevos esfuerzoi
para lograr la integraci6n de
un bloque balkAnico, pero Blu.
garia demanda en- cambio "a
devoluci6n de Dobruja. Molo
toff ha hecho saber va a Tur.
qufa que ell bloque seria con.
trariO a sus intereses.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
LOS NAILS DICEN QUE
~THAELMANN NO HA
MUERTO

Berlin. Die. 2.-El gobierno
did la noticia de que Ell jefe
comunista E. Thaelmann ha
bita actualmente en- un campa
mento de concentration. Ash
Sc ha desmentido la noticia, da-
da en- ell extranjero, de que Sc
lie habfa ejcutado.
Thalmann fue candidate de
los comunistas a la presiden-
cia de la Repdblica Alemana,
en- 1884 y 1885.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
DETENIDOS OCHO VENDE.
DORES DE BOLITA

La "escuadra" perSeguidora
de los vicios, mandada por Ar
thur Berry, inici6 aver una cam
pana contra los vendedores de
n1meros de bolita.
Fueron detenidos y quedaron
en- libertad bajo fianza, con ell
compromise de presentarse en-
la Corte de policia, Tony Diaz,
Sam Costello, Charles Gomez,
George Cellairya, T. P. Toupa,
L. Escalante, Frank Daniels Y
Henry Williams.
Firm6 las 6rdenes de arresto
Ell juez municipal Watkins.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
ALEMANIA Nj A A SU
PROPAGANDA WA SIBE-
RIA"

New York, Die. 2.-Propa
ganda remitida por los nazis
alemanes ACADIA de llegar a es
ia ciudad con la marca "Via
Siberia"
Cast toda la propaganda,
muy demorada, atribuye afro
cidades a los polacos y lama
acusaciones contra In~glaterra.
Aparecen impresos los folle
tos en- la casa H. r. Hoffman,
de Baviera, y uno de ellos di-
ce: "Conozca listed la verdad
y la verdad lie hara libre."
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
DESCUBIERTO UN SUERO
CONTRA LA DISENTERIA

Berlin, Die. 2.-El professor
Ricardo Prigge, de la Univer-
sidad de Frankfort, ha descu-
bierto un suero contra la di
senterfa.
Con este suero Sc ataeara
esa enfermedad, que tanto a.
queja a los soldados alema-
mes. Los detalles de la nueva
cura no sc han dado a como
Ger.
Uno de los sueros usados
contra la enfermedad 10 inven
to ell professor japones K. Shi-
ga.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

haber vivido en- Cuba mas de 1e
amos. Ali lie nacieron dos hijos.
FL DR.. Parker fue Superinten-
dente por mas de II amos en- el
Oeste, en- la obra misionera me
xicana. FL Distrito de la Iglesia
Metodista Sc compone de las
Iglesias de Ybor, West Tampa,
Key West y Miami. FL DIR. Par
ker estara presente en- ell Servi-
clio de West Tampa a las 7:30
p. m.
Deseamos al DIR. Parker exito
en- 81 nuevo campo.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
Secci6n de CuItos
YBoR CITY Y WEST TAMPA
DTCIEMBRE 3 DE 1889

Temple Bsutista", 1909 ca
lie Is. Rev. J. B Silva, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica, 10 a. m.
Quito Y Sermon, 7:45 p. m. FL
servicio a cargo del joven predi-
cador Abdiel j. Silva.
Microbes, Quito de Oracion,
7:45 p. m.
"san Paolo", Iglesia Metodis-
ia Italians, Gale 81 y 13 ave.
Rev. James Mason, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica, 10 a. M;
Servicio de Meditation: HIS
a. m. Los Cultos a cargo del Pas
tor, Rev. Mason. Liga Epworth
Z D. m. Quito Y Sermon 8 p. m.
mission Presbiteriana", 953
IL ave. Rev. Walter B. Passi-
glia, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica $50 a. m;
Quito Devotional, IL a. m. Ell
servicio a cargo del Pastor. Es-
fuerzo Cristiano, z p. m. Quito
en- Espahol 7:30 p. m, Mierco-
les.
Mission Evangelical Presbite-
riana, 2916 Gale 16. Rev. H. E..
Pressly, Ministro.
Escuela Dominica, $50 a. m.
Quito y Sermon por Ell Pastor,
7:30 p. M; Reunion de las Sc
noras, Martes, 7:30 p. m.
San Marcos, Iglesia Metodis-
ia, Gale 16 y II ave. Rev. r.
Paula, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica, 10 a. m. +;
Quito y Sermon, AS p. m. Her
mandad Wesley: Martes, 7:45
p. m. Quito de Oracion: Mier-
coles, 7.45 p. m.
Nota No hemos recibido los
avisos de la Iglesia la Union"
y la Mission LA Esperanto, de
West Tampa.
Iglesia Metodista de West
Tampa, N. Albany y Union ST.
Escuela Dominica, 9:45 a. m.
Liga Epworth, 6 p. m. +; Quito de
Communion, 7:30 p. m. Estara
presente Ell DR.. C. j. Parker, Su
perintendente del Distrito Lati-
no. Ell Sermon a cargo del Pas
tur Suplente; Hermandad Wes-
ley, Lunes, 8 p. m. Quito de o.
raci6n, Jueves, 7:30 p. m.
"os Peregrinos", Iglesia Con-
gregacional, 2339 Laurel st.
Rev. V. A. Venezia, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica, $50 a. m.
Quito de la Mahana, II a. m. To
pico del Sermon: "Cristo Viene
Segdn las P~rOfeciae".
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
TRANSP0RTABAN Ell OPTO
EN- Ell ESTOMAGO DE LOS
CAMELLOS

Ginebra, Suiza, Die. LA
Sociedad de Naciohes anuncia
que la policia egipcia ha desbier
to una banda que Sc dedicaba al
~transporte del Opio pOr medic
IA. la policia egipcia ha descubier
del est6mago de los camellos.
un vlejo camello, ofreciendo
$40, y no Sc 10 quisieron vender.
La policia prOcedi6 a regis
trar el camello y encontr6 opio
escondido debajo del pelo. Lue-
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
LISTA DE EN-
Ell ~SANATORIO DEL c,
ESPANOL

La lsita de socios y peusio-
n%istas, en- ell sanatorio del Cen
tro Espanol, es la siguiente +:
JESUS del Rio, ell querido ami
go Eduardo Norona, G. C.
Smith, Gabriel Vale, Alberto
Scanio, E. Fernandez, F. So
~brecuevas, Jose Garcia, D
Garcia, Cosme Zumaran, An
gel Garcia, Pablo Garcia, Jo-
Sc Berm1dez, Jose Dfaz, Do :
mingo Perez, Javier Couto y
Francisco Barcena.
JESUS del Rio fue secreta-
rio de la Acci6n Gallega y es
un espanol republican, y leal
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

&C sc pudo comprobar que e. O.
pic sc transportaba en- el est5-
mage de los camellos, porque a
ser operados 19 de astos ANNA
les sc les eDcontr6 164 libras
de opio. Los contrabandistas o.
bligaban a los cams.lcs a ira
garse cilindros de zinc llenos
con opio y otros estupefacieu-
tes.
En- todos los camellos opera
dos Sc encontraron los cilin-
dros llenos de opio.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
LEGO A MADRID Ell CA
DAVER DE PRIMO DE RI
VERA

Madrid, Die. 2.-Desde Ali
cante, en- hombros, lego ell ca
daver de Jose Antonio Primo
de Rivera, ell jefe de la Falan.
ge.
La Marcia por la carretera,
de 284 millas, Sc realiz6 en-
diez dias.
En- Ia plaza de Espaha sc
verificaron ceremonies fune-
rales.
FL cadaver fue llevado ayei
al monasterio del Escorial.
donde fue sepultado juntO a
reyes y principles.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
DEWEY CANDIDATE A LA
PRESIDENCIA POR LOS
REPUBLICANS

New York, Die. 2.-Anun-
clio aver su candidatura a la pre-
sidencia de la naci6n, por los re-
publicanos, ell fiscal Thomas E.
Dewey.
ConteStando a un grupo de
sus amigos polfticos, que die
ron ganara las elecciones Ell
New York Y en- el pals, Dewey
dijo que Sc hallaba listo para la
'lucha. "Tengo confianza en- Ell
partidO republican, ydefensor
del buen gobierno y la estabili-
dad en- los negocios,
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
Cold, Coughs May Soon Be
Guaranteed To Stop Spread

There Is growing sentiment that
bad colds and coughs should be
ruarantined. They spread so rapid
ly they cause more loss Of time
from illness than all other diseases
combined. .
To stop a cold cough immedi-
atelv get Mentho-M ulsion. Mentho-
Mulsion is the formula Of the dean
If pharmacy Of a large midwest
srn university and contains nine
cold cough combating elements, in.
GLIDING vitamins A and d TO build
up cold resistance. Mentho- Mulsion
tops coughing and relieves that
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
LOS NAZIS CONFIESAN HA
Der HUNDIDO 1914 BAR
COS

Berlin, Die. 2.-LA agencia
alemana de noticias anuncia
que desde ell comienzo de la gue-
IRA haSta Ell dfa % de noviem-
bre las minas Y submarines han
hundido 1914 barcos ingleSes Y
neutrales.
De csc total sc obtuvo exacta
confirmation en- 162 vapores,
con un tonelaje de 639, 689 to-
neladas.
Ell ~tonelaje de los tanques
hundidos sobrepasa de 100000
toneladas.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
LOS NAZIS CONTINUAN CO
METTENDO ATROCIDADES
EN- POLONIA

Paris, Die. 2.-El primer
ministro de Polonia, Vladimir
Sikorski, did una vigorosa no
ia a la prensa proteStando de
las atrocidades nazis en- ell &C.
cidente de Polonia. Centena-
res de ciudadanos han sido e.
jecutados en- Poznan Y ell o.
rredor y centenares de macs
tros y educadores deportados.
"Polonia, bajo ell domini1
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

barbara aleman, es un pals de
martires. Una nueva pagina sc
anade a las innumerables a.
gresiones Y atrocidades de los
alemanes, en- ell curse de la his
toria.
LAS naciones que tai hacen
no alcanzan gloria, sino que Sc
cubren de deshonor."
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

~stuffed-up feeling Immediately. Il
acts quickly to soothe and heal the
feverish, irritatad membranes and
IS guaranteed to rid you Of your
cold cough entirely within the
shortest possible time or every cent
Of the small cost will be promptly
refunded. Mentho-M ulsion Is safe
to use and should be kept on hand
for immediate use on the frss an
pearance of a cold or cough
Mentho-M ulsion is enuorsed by
your neighbors and guaranteed by
leading druggists everywhere.-adv.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

Con sumo placer damos la
bienvenida al Rev. DR.. Richard
j. Parker, nuevo Superinten-
dente de la Mission Latina de la
Iglesia Metodista, en- Florida.
FL Rev. Parker, habla correc-
tamente el idioma espanOl, por
La gaceta., 1939-12-02

das, 81 "Realf", fue hundido a.
yer per IN Submarine, en- ell
mar del Norte. Recogi6 a los
lnaufragos un vapor italiano,
que los desembarc6 e nun puer-
to de la costa este de Inglaterra.
Pereci6 uno de los tripulantes.
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
Pensamiento para el Dta

"El RENO de Dios sera esta-
blecido por aquellos cristianos
que mantengan fulgurante en-
su vida 81 fuego de la fe y del
serviciO inspirado en- el sacrifi-
cio".
La gaceta., 1939-12-02
LOS FASCISTAS ESPANO-
LES SIGUEN ~ASESINAN-
DO A LOS LEALES Y RE-
PUBLICANOS

Cambridge, Mass, Die. g.
Ell professor Samuel E. Morrison,
en- una carta fechada en- Casa
blanca, Marrueeos, comunica al
Bcletin de Alumnos de Harvard