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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17

herself that neutral cargoes were not destined for Britain and that this goes primarily for timber car- goes which in recent weeks have, in a striking manner and in great quantities, been going from the Ball. tic to neutral countries where they have never gone before"
 "If these sudden new trade routes are suspicious, there are also other grounds for suspicion" the news paper said. "There are many cases of ships which previously always piled to Britain. These ships now give as their destination even the United States, although they are not equipped for Atlantic voyages. Tn certain neutral ports, strange market organizations for timber trade have been created which only exist from inventing new--methods to cheat German warships.
 Germany to End Them
 "The German government has watched these going on for several weeks. It is determined now, how ever, to put an end to them"
 In the case of Belgium, voelkis- cher Beobachter, of which Adolf Hit- Ter once was editor. referred to a recent request made to Belgium by the British ambassador at Brussels, urging that the country help speed up Britain's contraband control.
 "The British ambassador thus ad- mits that Belgium's cooperation in British measures would include sup- port of the British economic war
 IkaasaAlauaA asa pana aA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, Nov. 17--(UP)--Gov. ernment receipts and expenditures for the current fiscal year through Nov. 15, compared with year ago: $3, 553, 1881, ,075.97 S3,337,92S,fi4.61 s2,O4O, O,o5s,lI5.oS s2, LOSS, ,7se,57s.sq s1,S1s,772,s ,sso.ss si,s42,1si,B4o.7s s1.5os, s,4s4.s1o.ss si,22e,2 AS, e4O.7S
 Cash Balance
 s2,ssO,sts.ss4.s5 ss,55s, ,55s. .oos.Os
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17
THE WORLD WAR 25 YEARS AGO,
 NOV. 17, 1914
By UnIted Prcssl

(By United Press) British occupied LongidO, East Africa, which was evacuated by Germans.
 Russian squadron bOmbarded Treblz0nd.
 German flee. bomsarded Li- bau.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17
Germany, Britain Will Wage This Conflict For Control Of Europe
Belgium Must Not Help Britain, Nazis Warn
Germany Is Out for Complete ''Knockouf' of England; Will Brook No Cooperation of Neutrals;
 New Europe Coming
BY JOSEPH w. GRIGGS, JR. United Press Staff Correspondent

Berlin, November IT. - (UP) - The Nazi press Belgium today against cooperating with the British blockade and announced that German warhps were going to put end to secret shipments of timber to Great B
 tain from certain Baltic states Voelkscher Beobachter the Nazi organ said Germany henceforh must convince
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17
The Weather

Fair, Colder Tonight;
 Fair on Saturday Fun Weather Report on Page 2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17

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The Omaha guide., 1939-11-18
CATHOLICS PLEDGE NEGRO
TOLERATION AT MEETING

New Cork, Nov. 16 (C)-At
the National Catholic Federation
Convention which met here Octo-
bsr %, the Catholic pressed for
a resolution to repudiate racism
in their country. The resolution
was passed. The resolution guar
antees full educational oppor-
tunity by Catholic Institutions of
higher LEARNING to colored men
and women and emphasizes that
a people should not be deprived
of proper living conditions or
employment for which they are
qualified because of color. It
promises not only 10 affirm
these principles but to put them
into practice and insist that
fellow Catholics and citizens do
likewise.
The Omaha guide., 1939-11-18
The Original Clinic for
Brown Beauty and Personality
Problems Conducted by
DEZBE billiard KNIGHT
HOW THATCHA DO IT!

HOW THATCHA Do 1T!
So you want to be a glamour
girl" huh?
You want your sisters, on both
sides of the color line to turn
green with perplexity when you
spring your newly acquired chic
and e appeal on EN- don't you?
Of you dont-khat ails your
Well, the first think you hafta
do is to take inventory. You
know, when a storekeeper adds
10 his stock, he first finds out
how much of what he wants he's
already got, and then adds
whatever is needed. Next, he adj
vertises it SO that he can sell it
and so must you! Fortunately,
unlike the storekeeper, no woman
has to START from startch. Every
woman, even if she's snaggle-
toothed, cockeyed, cold-skuttle
brunette has some redeeming
feature. "a clear complexion,
maybe-or nice hands?)
So-what have you got? What
ever it is, that's your personality
yards3ick. According to diction-
aries this personality business is
simply: "The sum of ones quail
ties of body, mind and character;
that which makes one human be-
ing different from another; in-
dividuality."
So you e it behooves you to
find out just what there is about
your body mind Or character that
is differentiated to play it up!
Joan Crawford played up her
"ugly" mouth-as did Martha
Raye-and made us like it! Vir-
ginia Bruce's lovely eyes hold
her rather ordinary face togeth-
en-, and make us think she's beau
tiful. Zaszu Pitts helpless hands
literally charm us. Ut is too bad
we can't cite nationally known
sepia beauties-but sobeit.)
If you're intellectual and have
a soft, we'll modulated voice, but
the Lord was in too generous a
mood when He said, "I1l make
you a mouth-or nose-etc,"
TALK your way to charml (Like
Mary Mcleod Bethune, FIRM
stance.)
On the other hand, if the Mas
ter gathered the softest brown of
the earth and nodded it into a
miracle of loneliness and called
it you-(but facts and figures
bore you, and you've never had
a thought you could honestly
The Omaha guide., 1939-11-18
ESZ:III76&s
EI9cSCIl9 "a Is 81

eyes. He wore a hat with a funny
thing sticking straight up, which was
muen taller than the man himself,
Danny had to laugh at the funny
fellow and invited him to come in.
The little man jumped down from
the window on to the bed and made
a very deep bow-so deep that the
funny thing in his hat tickled the boy
under the chin and made him laugh
again. Then Danny saw that this
curious hat trimming was a sprig Of
pussywillow. He said to the little
man, "Who are you and how did you
come herePp
The husky little voice answered, 81
am the Dwarf of the Pussywiilows.
Lady Moon sent me to you because
you are lonely. Would you like to
hear some music?"
Without waiting for Danny to an
swer, he picked up a wee violin and
started to fiddle away for all he was
worth. The music was beautiful and
Danny thought of Emerald waiting
for him in the Land of Nod. If she
were here she would sing. When the
Dwarf of the Pussywillows stopped
playing he hoped and tumbled all
over the bed and looked very comical.
He also told Danny funny stories
which made him laugh.
Danny told the Dwarf of the
Pussywillows that he was glad he
came to visit, and to please thank
Lady Moon for him for being so kind.
The Dwarf said, "Unless 1 much
mistake, Lady Moon will send more
sky people down to you"
II would like that" and Danny was
thinking that it was not so bad being
sick if you had pleasant playmates
to visit you.
ITO Be Continued,
The Omaha guide., 1939-11-18

pORTUGUEsEINDI includes The
two dependencies of Goa and Daman
on the west coast of India together
with the small island Of Diu lying
close to the mainland a few miles west
of the latter territory. Beginning in
1871 Portugal has issued a large num-
Der of postal items of which many of
the earlier one are scarce and of
high catalogue value. In fact Scott
lists no less than I61 major varieties
that appeared previous to 1883, al
most all of which are c%atalogued AT
50 or more each, while literally dozens
are listed at prices ranging from $40
to $500. Obviously, then, this is not
a group for the average collector to
specialize in since the attempt to
acquire even approximate complete
ness would require the expenditure Of
a very large sum of money
The Omaha guide., 1939-11-18

American music throughout his
life was one of the five commit
teemen who recently co~-ordinated
and presented a program in cele-
bration of the Silver Jubilee of
the American Society of Com
posers, Authors and Publishers.
Tbs Society has a membership
of 1,200 of which 10 are Negro
composers. I'VE have paid u
debt in full to European music"
said Mr.. Handy, adding that he
hoped the recent nusical program
would set a precedent for ALL
American music.
The Omaha guide., 1939-11-18

Tt was a regular occurrence now
Danny meeting Emerald every night
IN the Land of Nod. He no longer
went with the Sand Man, who visits
children only once. lie met Emerald
in the Green Meadow where the Sand
Man had left him that first time, re-
member? He did not know how he
went there-he only knew that some
how, he came to the Green Meadow
with Emerald waiting and before him
was Adventure.
But there came a night when Danny
wondered how he was ever going to
let Emerald know. She would be wait
ing for him in the Land of Nod, but
Danny was sick and could not leave
his bed. lie had funny spots all over
his face and he heard Doctor Sugar
pill tell his mother not to let the sun
shine in his room that day. And
now it was night and the big, beauti-
full moon was shining in his room and
it made Danny feel more cheerful. He
remembered a story that his father
had told him about the moon travel
ing all over the world, and it gave
him an idea.
"Hello, Lady Moon,' said Danny.
Lady Moon was so pleased that she
smiled and was more beautiful than
ever. Then the little boy continued,
LADY Moon, | am lonely, having to
stay in bed for days, would you please
tell Emerald that :" Suddenly
the moon was not there, or at least
he could not see her, and there in the
sky we're big black clouds that looked
like horses and sail boats and palm
trees.
Just then Danny heard someone
sneeze, and on the window sill stood
a very tiny man with a long lose and
q big mouth and merry twinklin~
The Omaha guide., 1939-11-18

Of the North Pole in 1909 was
among the guests Saturday night
at the farewell party for Rear
Admiral Richard E. Byrd in the
Ford Building at the Works
Fair. Henson was not alone the
only Negro in Peary's expedition
but was the only man with him
at the pole. Henson reached the
pole before Peary. The farewell
fete was given by DIR. Chapman
Andrews, director of the Ameri-
can Museum of Natural History.
The Omaha guide., 1939-11-18
rRzrsa AND PORTUGUESE INDIA


Il is doubtful If many people who
are not stamp collectors realize that
there are certain small areas along
the coast of British-controlied India
that are under the jurisdiction Of
France and Portugal. OF these
FRENCH INDIA consists of five
rather widely-separated dependencies
that are known, respectively, as Cham
dernagore, Yanam, Pondieherry, Kari
kal and Maize. Since 1899 special
stamps have been issued for this
group inscribed establishments Fran
Gals dams L'Inde,n (Freneh Possess
sions in India).
Like most French Colonial postal
emissions, these stamps are large and
c~olorful, many being printed in two
colors. Most of them are quite plenti-
full, the only Issue that IS at all scarce
being that comprising four surcharged
values in 1908.
The Omaha guide., 1939-11-18
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The Omaha guide., 1939-11-18
MATT HENSON AT BYRD,S
FAREWELL PARTY

New York, Nov. 16 (C)-Magl
thew A. Henson acknowledged
discoverer with Admiral Peary
The Omaha guide., 1939-11-18
w. c. HANDY PROMOTES
MUSI

New York, Nov. IS CIV. c.
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who has stood for the best in
The Omaha guide., 1939-11-18
SEPIA CHARM BUREAU

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See "Charm Analysis Chart"
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the right shade of polish. Maybe
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you walk?
Whatever it is, capitalize It'll
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Remember: YOU are the pro-
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You can present a good "sales
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So let's get to work on that
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La gaceta., 1939-12-18
BILLY CONN PELEARA CON
STEVE DUDAS

New York, Die. 18.--El cam.
pe6n mundial de las IT'S libras,
Billy Conn, peleara en- esta ciu-
dad, ell dia 10 de enero, teniendo
de adversario al veterano Steve
Dudas. Sera un combate a diez
asaltos, patrocinadO por Mike
Jacobs.
Conn iniciara con esa pelea la
invasion de la categoria del pc
so complete.
Los medicos que examinaron
la mano de Patrick Edward Co
miskey, derrotado por Dudas,
aseguran que este Sc fracture
un hueso de la mano izquierda.
A la fracture sc atribuye la de-
rrota del joven aspirante a la co
roma de Jose Luis.
La gaceta., 1939-12-18
SER AFIR9fADO UN NUEVO
CONVENIO CON CUBA

Washington, Die. 18.-Un
nuevo convenio azucarero entire
los Estados Unidos y Cuba, con-
teniendo una rebaja de 62% en-
la presente tarifa, sera firma--
do hoy, segdn Sc afirma en- las
esferas oficiales.
Tai convenio colocaria la ia
rita azucarera en- su antique nj
vel de 80 centavos y permitiria
la entrada del az1car en- este
pals bajo muy favorables con-
diciones.
La gaceta., 1939-12-18

La Gran Fiesta del Domingo
Todos los detalles para la gran
fiesta del Domingo, en- ell par
que de Cuscaden, quedaron ter
minados aver, en- una reunion ce
lebrada en- la Camara de Conner
clio de Ybor, en- horas de la ma
mana.
Mas de 5000 juguetes Sc lie
varan al terreno para ser rega-
lados a los ninos por la Camara
de Concrete de Ybor y ell Club
Optimista. Unos 1000 juguetes
estan va depositados en- Ybor CT
ty Y los otros 5000 Sc recogeran
en- Tampa y Sc guardaran en- Ia
piscina del parque de Cuscaden.
Prepare la Comisi6n un mo
desto programa en- ell cual inter
vendran Lamar Sara, los pre-
sidentes de las sociedades Orga-
nizadoraS, ell alcalde Chancey,
nuestro director y otras perso-
nalidades.
Ell reparto comenzara a la l
de la tarde; pero la comisi6n de
los preparativos estara en- el te-
reno a las siete de la manana.
Las damas de los Optimistas
Y las maestras de las escuelas de
Ybor City ayudaran gustosa-
mente a los organizadores
Dos colegios, ell George Wash
ington y ell Martinez Ybor, ofre
cieron presentar dos numeros,
por mediacion de la Junta de
Recreo. Habra necesidad de He
var un piano al terreno.
Ofreci6 tambien sus servicios,
gratuitamente, la banda de tam
bores y cornetas de la logia Ca
balleros del Aguila de Orc.
La gaceta., 1939-12-18
QUEDO EN- LIBERTAD DE
ACCION Ell
WHITNEY

Filadelfia, Die. 18.-Los Phi
lies dejaron aver en- libertad in
Conditional a Arthur C. (Pin-
KY Whitney, ell veterano famo-
so jugador de la tercera base.
whitney saba que no volve
ria cuando termin6 la Temporal
da de 1889, declare el presiden-
tie Jerry Nugent.
No obStante, lie die que man.
tendria su nombre en- la lista de
reserva hasta que pudiera con =
seguir otro empleo..
La gaceta., 1939-12-18
Sc Case UN MINISTRO DE
90 AMOS CON UNA MI
CHACHA DE % AMOS

Georgetown, Die. 18.-El Rev
Jose P. King, de go amos, Sc ca
SO aver, en- este pueblo, con Miss
Lucille Carney, de % amos, de
Wilmington, Carolina del Nor
tie. Fue ell tercer matrimonio del
pastor y ell primero de la mujer.
La gaceta., 1939-12-18
Dos Bales Matinee

La Secci6n de Recreo del c.
Espanol anuncia dos bales ma
tinee, uno para ell domingo "a
y ell otro para ell lunes rs, dfa
de Navidad. Como saben nues-
tros lectoress, la primera plea
Sc tocara a las A de la tarde y Ia
Ultima a las 8 de la noche.
Regiran los precios de costum-
bre, so y Is cts.
La gaceta., 1939-12-18

sociedad, ahora presidida por Ell
quito y amable joven Justo Ro-
driguez.
Panchito, como le llaman sus
amigos, fue va p~residente de II
La gaceta., 1939-12-18

Sociedad, en- otra OCCASION, y me-
reci6 muchos elogios por su la
Dor.
Cuenta con ell apoyo de los
mas activos elementos y Sc pro-
pone desarrollar una adminis-
TRACTION impartial.
La gaceta., 1939-12-18
ARILL AY Pc
LEARAN HOY EN- MIAMI

Bajo la direction de Willie
Santana, esta noche, en- Miami,
pelearan Mariana Arilla, ell gla-
diador espanol, y Joey Ray
mond.
Arilla tendra de contrario q
Tom Keene y Raymond a Tom
my Paulie.
Santana eSpera regresar con
dos victorias en- ell bolsillo.
La gaceta., 1939-12-18
PANCHITO GONZALEZ CAN
DIDATO A LA PRESIDEN-
GA DEL CENTRIC ASTU-
RIANO

La directiva del Centre Astu-
rianO acord6 va lie nomination
del ST.. Francisco Gonzalez, ell
conocido fabricante de tabacos,
para p~residente de la poderosa
La gaceta., 1939-12-18
Ell regalO del Aut0'p6UH

Ell regalo del AutOm6UH
Esta noche, a las site, Sc e.
fectuara la primera ceremonial,
en- Ybor City, del regalo del au-
tom6vil.
ST no hay persona afortunada
en- la primera noche, la ceremo-
MIA Sc repetira mahana.
Complete ell regalo del auto
m6vil una interesante campaha
de publicidad verificada, con mi
cho acierto, por la Camara de
Concrete de Ybor City.
No sc divide de esta noche, a
las 2, en- la Septima avenida.
La gaceta., 1939-12-18
Boh

BOdd
Ell pr6ximo domingo tendra
lugar la boda de la Srta. Sylvia
Jardon, culta y bella, con ell a
preciado joven Aurelio Prado,
Jr., graduado de la Universidad
de Tampa.
Ella tambien es graduada de
esa Universidad.
Con los padres del novio nos
une una antigua y estrecha a.
mistad.
Iremos dando otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1939-12-18
Paquito Garcia

Paquito Garcia
EMBARGO aver este querido a
migo. p~residente del Circulo Gu
BANJO. en- union de su esposa.
Muchos amigos del apreciado
matrimonio fueron a deSped!r-
les a Port Tampa, deseandoles
un feliz viaje.
Pasaran variaS semanaS en- la
capital Guiana.
Regresaran en- los primeros
dias de enero.
La gaceta., 1939-12-18
Las TiendGs

Ell castillo Crist6bal Colon M
Z, de los Caballeros del Aguila
de ORC, ha tornado ell acuerdo de
abrir sus tenidas a las z de la no
che y cerrarlas a las 9, de modo
que la banda de Trompetas y
Tambores tenga tempo para
sus ensayoS.
Espera ell secretario A. Sine
riz que todos los hermanos apre
clan la necesidad del cambio y
asistan tambien a las tenidas.
Entire las Z y las 9 de la no
che, no 10 olviden.
La gaceta., 1939-12-18

iglesia Metodista de West Tam
pa, efectuara manana una fun
ci6n en- Ell teatro Stella, de West
Tampa.
Sera estrenada Gel amor es
Inocente", obra de Agustin Ro-
drfguez.
FL dinero Sc gastara en- obras
de carload.
La gaceta., 1939-12-18
| TdrJetds

TdrjetdS
Los ninos que no tengan tar
jetss para ell reparto de jugue-
ties del domingo, podran obtener
las en- las escuelas, de las macs
tras, o en- la Camara de Comsr-
clio de Ybor.
Mas de 5000 juguetes Sc re-
partiran.
La gaceta., 1939-12-18
Function de los Optimistas

7 NWbtVFV 10 100 OVItUttbIUo
Manana martes Sc efectuara
la function del Club Optimista, a
beneficio de sus fondos, en- el
teatro del Cfrculo Cubano.
"El honor de un Guajiro" Sc
"a representada por la notable
compahia Castany-ArredOndo.
I'm gran acto de variedades
completa ell programa. Los ma
yores pagaran rs cts. y los nj
nos Is cts.
La gaceta., 1939-12-18
EnfernO

EnfermO
Esta enfermo el Sr. a. !. Fox
administrator del taller d, a
Turner Marble Co. Reside en- ell
912 de la Doce avenida, donde
lie visitan sus amigos.
I'm pronto y complete resta-
blecimiento lie deSeamos al esti-
mado caballero.
La gaceta., 1939-12-18

FuRci0n
La Hermandad Wesley, de 10
La gaceta., 1939-12-18
NOTAS SWlALE.S

Seguiremos dando detalles ell
ell curse de la semana.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
and relax in a big way with all the

and relax in big way with all the
trimmings.
William Powell recently told me of
an experience that I somehow don't
think will be possible in the new
Arrowhead. He was taking a mud
bath in the open-surrounded by
trees and concealed up to his neck
in the mud. Along came party of
high school girls, who stared, walked
away and consulted each other in
giggling whispers, came back and
said bravely-"Aren't you William
Powell?" NO." said Bill, and hastily
splashed mud on his face. But it
was too late: Were going to sit
here until you come out" said the
brashest schoolgirl. Unless you 20
away now I'll come out imme-
diately," said Powell. The girls
wentA
Nowadays, If you want mud bath
In Arrowhead Springs, it's done I'M
der cover of the hotel, which also
gives everything in the way of sports
and health treatment you can think
of-and afford to pay for Il sound
like the hotel prospectus-I'm not
I'm just impressed with the razzle-
dazzle and the luxury.
Skiers, snow lovers, or mineral
water believers, among the movie
colony to whom Arrowhead at
Christmas spells paradise" include
Charlie Chaplin, his two sons, Paul
(See GRAHAM, Page F-3)
Evening star., 1939-12-17

Tom Ricketts,, 86, dies Comic
Charlie Butterworth sued for di-
vorce Top song hit, "Jeepers
Creepers.
February-Baby Sandy registers
first gurgle Ritz brothers draw
suspension and damage suit for
walking out ). George Burns fined
$4,000 for smuggling .. Remember
that movie quiz? Winners finally
named and split $250,000 Norma
Shearer hires press agent to pub.
licize Poverty" Zanuck pulls
stars off radio to appease exhibs
Betty Cradle under knife Joan
Crawford sues Franchot Tone for
divorce "Gone With the Wind
gets going; two weeks later Director
George Cukor taken off job, replaced
by Victor Fleming -. Academy
awards you Can't Take It With
You best film; Spencer Tracy best
actor; Bette Davis best actress
Wally Beerys separate Top song
You're Sweet Little. Headache.
March-Comic Herbert Mundin
killed in auto crash i. Rhea Gable
wins divorce, $286,0OO from Clark,
who says he'll marry Carole pronto
-. Santa Anita tracks total han
die" set at $34,589, 9,051-estimated 10
per cent kicked in by movie bettors
:. Hand-picked judges name Ann
Sheridan "oomph girl" in colony's
most productive publicity stunt of
year :. Gable, Lombard in surprise
(See HETTERNAN. Page F-2)
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Todoy's Film
Schedule

PALACE-"Ninotchka," Garbo
goes gay in Paris: 2, 4::30, 7
and 9:35 pm.
EARLE-"The Amazing Mr..
Williams" mystery in the
zany manner: 2, 4:35, 7:2o
and 10 pm. Stage shows:
$40, $40 and 9:05 pm.
CAPITOL-"Barricade," Alice
Faye VS.. Chinese bandits,
plus stage shows: Continuous
afternoon and evening.
KEITH'S - "Destry Rides
Again." Marlene Dietrich
makes the wild West wilder:
2, 3:55, 5:55, 1855 and 9:55
pm. March of Time: $40.
5:35, 7::35 and 9:35 pm.
METROPOLITAN - Beware.
Spooks," Joe E. Brown track
ing criminals: 2, 3:55. 5:55,
7:50 and $50 pm.
COLUMBIA - Drums Along
the Mohawk" pre-Revolution
adventure in the Colonies:
2:30, 4:50, tbs and 9:40 pm.
Lift LIE - Masquerade in
Vienna" original version of
"Escapade":: 3:35, Gas and
9:55 pm. Dark Rapture"
adventure in Africa: 2, 5:25
and $50 pm.
T r ANS LUX - News and
shorts; continuous from 2
pm.