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La gaceta., 1939-10-13

Els digna y generosa la acti-
tud de Estados Unidos pidien-
do a la Russia imperialista de
Stain respete la independence
de Finlandia, la naci6n buena
pagadora, de modo que no pase
a ser un protect6rado de Russia,
como va 10 son, desgraciadameT
tie Estonia, Latvia y Lituania.
Ell noble gigantic norteameri-
cano aeude en- ayuda diploma
tica de su pequeha amiga,
Los paetos de "mutua ayuda
de Stain significan la muerte
de la independence de las de-
biles naciones que por tenor a
la violencia Sc someten a ellos.
En- ell territoria de Estonia,
por ejemplo, tiene ell Soviet, en-
estos momento, 81, 900 solda-
dos y 400 tanques, segdn Ber-
lin.
La independence de Estonia,
como la &c Latvia, como la d.
Lituania, esta enyugada a la vo-
luntad de Moscu.
Y ahora ell Oso, cuyo institI-
to carnivoro ACADIA de resurgir,
qHiere devorar tambien la indie
pendencia de Finlandia.
Estados Unidos es la mayor
esperanto de la democracia, ell
estos dias de guerra en- Europa
y en- Uncle Sam confian centena
res de millones de ciudadanos,
en- America, Europa y otros con
tinentes.
Las representations" a
Moscu, en- favor de Finlandia,
son plausibles y humans.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

Para ell "nazismo'', ell sofis-
ma y la mentira forman parte
de su estructura como regimen
enemigo de la democracia y del
genera humane.
AL contestar aver Chamber
lain, como ell mundo esperaba,
que rechaza una paz indigna y
criminal, basada en- ell recono-
cimiento de las conquistas he
chas por medic de la violencia,
eel "nazismo" Embellishments
sali6 a replicar con ell embuste y
su va vieja collection de sofis-
mas.
Como Inglaterra rehusa piso-
tear Su honor como naci0n y
mantiene la defensa de sus de-
rechos, y los derechos de sus a.
liados, Hitler dice al mundc,
por boca de uno de sus satellites:
"es una contestaci6n insolente''.
Hitler llama insolencia a la
dignidad, 10 que es otra prueba
de que ell canciller eS ell demente
mas peligroso del mundo mo-
derno.
AL mismo tempo que cOnfun-
de la dignidad con la insolenc. /,
Ell matarife de Berlin EXPIRE sd
entertainments la creencia de
cue Estados Unidos ayudara a
Francia e Inglaterra, y prooo-
ne: Estados Unidos podria po-
ner fin a la guerra 81 inequivo-
camente lie dijera a Inglaterra
que no la apoyara a menos que
primero haga e~sfuerzos, alre-
dedor de una mesa, para solu-
cionar los problemas en- dispu-
ta".
Con un cinismo impondera-
BILE, ell jefe nazi Iquiere mezclar
a Estados Unidos, Er3poniendo
que lie ha ofrecido apoyo a In
g~laterra, en- ell conflicto creado
por ell robo y reparticion del te-
rritorio polacO.
Ell ladr6n de tierras, auto de,
reparto de Polonia, pide la paz
con tai de que Sc reconozca pOr
Inglaterra Y Francia la conquis-
ia Y la infamante distribution
hecha.
Els la paz del hombre sin IS
cr1pulos que estima possible, por
haber sacrificado el su honor,
que las mayores atrocidades Sc
acepten rapida e UNCONDITIONAL
mente.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
HITLER DIJ0 QUE A EURO
PA LIE ESPERA Ell MAS A.
BANJO DE SANGRE DE
LA HlSTORIA
CaliticG de inSoleRte Ia cOntes-
taciQn de Chamberlain

Berlin, Octubre 13.-LuegO
de entrevistarse aver con ell can
ciller Hitler, quien lie do instruc
clones, ell jefe de la secci6n de
prensa del Reich, DR.. Otto Die
trich, declare a los eorresponsa-
les extranjeros que el canciller
eSta listo para una guerra total
y que a Europa lie amenaza Eel
mas atroz bano de sangre de Ia
historic"
solo una gran potencia, Es-
tados Unidos, puede intervene
cerca de Francia e Inglaterra y
evitar ell terrible conflicto."
Para Hitler y Ell DIR. Dietrich,
la replica de Chamberlain es in
solente y Sc hasa en- la creencia
de que Estados Unidos lie ayu-
dara.
Estados Unidos, segGn ell doe
tor, pudiera decir a Inglaterra,
en- tono inequiyico, que no la a.
poyara a menos que haga IS d.
fuerzos, en- una conferencia, pa
ra solucionar todos los probe d.
mas en- disputa.
Gel discUrso de Chamberlain
significa la determination de a.
niquilar al pueblo aleman."
"Veremos a yer quien sera ell
aniquilado. Russia apoyara a Ale
mania y ell Reich es invencible."
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
PERECIO EN- UN ACCIDEN-
TIE AUTOMOVILTSTA e..
SIR. CHAMBERS

Hoy sc supo en- esta ciudad
que al mediodia de aver, en- las
cercanfas de Jacksonville, ocu-
rri6 un lamentable accidente az.
tomovilista en- Ell cual perdi6 la
vida ell Sr. Benjamin Varnell
Chambers, de esta ciudad, IN
vendedor de AUTOMOBILES, y su.
frieron heridas los sehores w.
&. J%ungmeyer, de Tampa, pre-
sidente de una compahia auto
movilista A. l.. Hall y II. w.
Reeve, de esta ciudad; William
G. Purvy, de st. Petersburg,
y su esposa, y H. A. Gruetz-
macher, de Dade City.
UnO de los pneumaticos del
autom6vil del Sr. Purvy hizo
explosion al llegar junto al CO.
che del Sr. %Jungmeyer y los dos
coches chocaron. Jungmeyer
trat6 de evitar ell choque, mo-
viendo ell tim6n a la derecha, pc
70 ell coche de Purvy Sc fre con-
ira el suyo. Chambers viajaba
en- ell autom6vil del ciudadano
dc Tampa y sufri6 lesiones in
ternas que horas despues lie pro-
dujeron la muerte.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
GOERING LIE MANDO UN
AEROPLANO DE REGALO
A

Mosc1, Oct. 13.-La mission
comercial alemana, llegada ha
ce pocos dias a esta capital,
trajo un aeroplano regalo del
mariscal Goering para ell ma.
riscal Klementy Voroshiloff,
jefe del ejercito rojo.
FL aparato, un "FieSeler
Stork'', de 4 plazas, fus entire
gado aver al marissal por un
alto Official de la aviacion ru-
sa. Es de un motor y puede a.
rrancar y descender en- Glen
pies.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

Los pueblos libres y demo-
craticos esperanban la contes-
taci6n que Ell primer ministro
Chamberlain do aver al eanci-
Her naZi.
Franeia e Inglaterra declara-
ron la guerra al Reich, a la die
tadura, cuando Hitler dispuso
la invasion de Polonia.
En- pocos dias, mediante la a.
llama con Ell Soviet, los nazis do
minaron a Polonia.
e. gobierno polaco Sc traslA-
do a Paris, a la capital de la Re.
pGblica aliada de lnglaterra, y
ahora el hitlerismo demands
que LOndres y Paris ratifiquen
la invasion y ell robo, desprecien
los derechos de los polacos y ~
cepten una paz humillante y de-
graduate,
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

Ell DICTATOR totalitario ale
man, rabioso, dijo aver que a
Europa lie aguarda ell mas atroz
bano de sangre de su historic.
ST no aceptan 10 propuesto
por mi, ell reconocimiento del re
parto de Polonia y otras barba-
ridades, la sangre correra a to
rrentes-amenaza Ell verdugo
del pueblo aleman.
Ell mundo sabe va, no impor-
ia a que embustes y sofismas
recurran los nazis y. sus nuevos
amigos, que la responsibilities
de la guerra descansa por ente-
70 sobre Berlin, no sobre Fran
cia e Inglaterra.
La humbanidad condena a Ia
naci6n agresora y ladrona y
tambien a sus completes.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

Palabras del peridico de TIA
10 Balco, ell Corriere de Pada-
no., sobre ell mariscal russo Voro
shiloff: Isl Lenin primero, y
Stain despues, echaron los oiOs
sobre el. supplement- fue por-
que lie juzgaron un pistolero ex-
cepcional'.
para ~nosotros Voroshiloff y
sus iguales, al igual que toda Id
podredumbre bolsevique, no nos
interesan 10 mas minimo. ST en-
ire elloS Sc exaltan o Sc destrl-
yen unos a otroS, csc es su asuH
to. Lo peor que puede suceder es
que haya I'm criminal menos
en- ell mundo. Pero ESQ de que en-
Italia Sc trague la leyenda acer-
ca de Voroshiloff y sc lie COM
pare con Ell legendario Garibal-
di, ESQ, francamente, no es al
misible".
lSon buenos o malos pistole-
ros, preguntamos nosotros, los
que asesinaron a veintenas de
miles de e~spanoles, favorecien-
do con tropas, armas y aviaci6n
al traidor "Pancho" Franco?
Italo Balbo es uno de los "pis-
toleros" agresores de las nacio-
mes debiles.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
Ell TEMPO

La oficina metereol6gicA To-
cal viene anunciando que refrea
cara la temperature, pero hasta
Ell mediodia de hoy eontinuaba
el calor intense. Lluvias y Wien
tos frescos Sc pronostican para
mahana sabado.
Maxima temperature, aver,
s5 gradosi minima, 10,
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
LOS FRANCHISES DINAMI-
TARON VARIOS PUENTES

Berlin, Octubre l3.-Un CO.
nlnicado mi'itar informa que
las tropas francesas han dina
mitadO los puentes sobre ell rio
Rhin, en- N~eunburg, Breiscach
y Wintersdorf.
Varijs puentes mas. de los
que unen a Alsacia-LOrena
con ell .erritorio alen6n, fue
ron vola4 8 aver.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
ORDENA BL EJERCITO LA
ADQUISIOION DE 5000
CAMIONES

Washington, oct. l3.-Una
compra de 5000 camiones y O.
tros vehiculos ha sido ordenada
p0r ell ej6rcito.
Representara la adauisici6n
de esos n~ecesarios vehiculos una
inversion de SIS, 200, 900.
Muchos de esos vehiculos to-
maran parte en- las va anuncia-
das maniobras de invierno, en-
las que participaran 10000
hombres.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
PACTO ~RUSO-TURCO

LOndres, oct. 13.-Inf6rmase
que aver jueves, en- Moscu. Sc
firm6 un nuevo pacto ruso-tur-
co.
Tratase de un pacto defensi.
70 por medic del cual Turquia
Sc compromise a cerrar los Oar
danelos en- cambio por una ga
raRtla Tqsa para los RaIkaasS
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Embustes y sofismas. - Dignidad democratica
Hitler rabioso.-La contribution de lnglate-
IRA. = Pistolero.

Para hacer proposiciones de
paz como las formuladas por
Hitler, y ensalzadas por Stain,
solo es ~necesario haberse humid
do por complete en- la desver-
giienza y ell deshonor.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

dria a retirar la marina mer-
cante de todos los mares.
FL senador Borah opina que
81 tai punto Sc aprueba, enton.
ces habra que venderle los bar
cos a Inglaterra y 6sta logra q
dominic commercial en- TODD ii
mundo,
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-08-24
Legion Post Clubhouse
To Open Armistice Day

ARM stice Day has been selected by the local A.
mer1can Legion post for the opening of their new
clubhouse which will be completely renodeled by that
time. Dedication ceremonies are being prepared.
New Officers of the Greenbelt post were INSTALL
ed Last week at a joint meeting of the Legimnaires
and the Moments Auxiliary. Roy Bell, new ad i,taut
reports that the joint ceremonies were highly sue
cessfu and commented "Fine Refreshments were served
by the committee in charge and further plans for
more joint meetings discussed. I must take my
hat off to the ladies. as they live bunch and
should have no trouble getting every Ell igible Lady
to john"
George o'Brien is new commander of aree,beat
Post.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-08-24

Formation of special Cooperative Bookshelf at
the Town brary is announced this week by the COG.
Education Comd ttee. cmpr ehensive COLLIE on of
books, pamphlets and perio ideals dealing wi tn every
phase of the coop movement can be found in this
section for use in the Library. AS most of this
terial is especially valuable for reference work it
cannot be taken out on loan at present.
The number Of borrowers from the Library has e,-
ceeded the 900 mark and will reach 1000. DON'T
you want to be among the first Thousand?
The first and second graders are having grand
time with their story hour and of these days the
group is hoping to have picture taken. This big
event wi II probably take place during story hour
next week.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-08-24
---Reba S. Harris
CUB CORNER

(OfficlaL i'll be found in the Cub Corner only
If anyone who bought cake at the Cubs' Bake Sale
got cake plate, if anyone got the wrong plate
back, please let the Cubmaster know about it. We
have offered to pay for it, but the would
rather have the plate for sentimental reasons,
because it matches set. You may call 1921.
100000
Almost all the hmdicraft tools that the Cubs
need have been purchased and in use. Cubs are
fu1ri shing their material however. If we can
keep up the good work may be in position
to furnish material and to locate a centralized
place where the tools and material may be kept
ed.
100000
Both the American Flag and the Pack Flag arrived
but the Pack Flag had to be sent back because the
lettering "Greenbelt" had been left off.
100000
DON'T forget the Pack meeting September 8.
james p Brittle,
Cutmaster
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-08-24
FoOTNOTE

having the most beautiful pair Of feet Edward Matthew'S
has seen in creenbelt thus far. hrs. DePietro is
petite blonde, foot 4-3/4 inches tall, who wears
DC shoe. She says she likes to 90 barefoot when she
gets the chance and that enjoys sports especia
y soft and dodge ball. When interviewed she was
wearing good-1ooldng pair of Low heeled SADDLE"
shoes.
Does anyone else III Greenbelt have beauti full
feet? Step right up and don't be shy!
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-08-24
GRENDALE HAS GARDEN PROBLEMS. TOO

Allotment gardens In Greendal e, Wisconsin are
sddered fine example Of what be accmpli sh
cd W effort and perseverance. Although quack grass
ana this ties threatened to choke seedlings be-
fore they got a good start, continuous hoeing and
raking finally got the best of the weeds.
Many Of the vegetables have matmed and have
helped con sdderahly In keeping down the grocery
budget for residents of this low-cost housing pro-
ject.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-26
LIE G AIS

1880 and represent taxes for the
years 1929 to 1889. both inclusive.
L Also. Lot 2. Saddle Bunch Keys.
fSec- 20, Twp. 81. Re. 81. Acres 81,
/ as recorded in Monroe County Rec
ords, Deed Book D-4. Page 494.
The taxes to be sold are evil
denced by certificate No. 1915. of
1880 ard represent taxes for the
years 1923 TO 1889. both inclusive.
Also, Lot. ,. Saddle. Bunch Keys,
/ SEQ 20, Twp. 90. Res %, Acres so ga.
| as-FeeeFded in Monroe County Rec
| Ords. Deed Book D-4, Page 494.
/ The taxes to be sold are evil
denced by certificate No 1916 of
/ 193e'dhd represent taxes for the
years 1929 to 1889. both inclusive.
Also. Lot 4. Saddle Bunch Keys,
I See. 20. Twp. 60, Re. %, Acres TAX
as recorded in Monroe County Rec
Ords, Deed Book D-4, Page 49f.
1 The taxes to be sold are evil
! deneed by certificate No. 1917 of
I 1880 and represent taxes for the
years 1929 to 1889. both inclusive
( Also. Lot ), Saddle Bunch Keys,
Z Sec 30, Twp. 81. Re. %, Acres 441k
! as recorded in Monroe County Rec
Ords. Deed Book d.. Page 1874.
The taxes to be sold are evil
denced by certificate No. 1918 of
years 1929 to 1889. both inclusive.
Also. Lot 8. Saddle Bunch Keys.
! Sec 20, Twp 81, Re. %. Acres a..
as recorded in Monroe County Rec
OrdS, Deed Book D-4, Page 494.
The taxes to be sold are evil
denced by certificate No. 1919 of
T 1880 and represent taxes for the
years 1929 to 1889. both inclusive.
Also. Lot l, Saddle Bunch Keys,
See 29,, Twp. 81, Re. %. Acres 2ls,
as recorded in Monroe County Rec
Ords. Deed Book D-4. Page 494.
IHe taxes To he sold. are evil
denced by certificate No. 1890 of
| 1880 and Represents taxes for the
years 1929 to 1889. both inclusive.
Also. Lots , and 5. Saddle Bunch
+ keys. Sec. 70. Twp. 81. Re. %. Acres
! l.. as recorded in EAIonrOe County
Records. Deed Book D-4, Page 494.
I The taxes 20 be sold are evil
denced by certificate No. 1921 of
/ 1880 and represent taxes for the
years 1929 to 1899. both inclusive
/ Also, Lot i, Saddle Bunch Keys.
/ See 30. Twp. 81. Re. 81, Acres 81,
as recorded in Monroe County Rec
Ords. Deed Book D-4. Page 1874.
| The taxes to be sold are evil
denced by certificate No 1922 of
| 1880 and represent taxes for the
+ years 1929 to 1888. both inclusive
Also. Lot 1. MIarvins Key, Sec. IL,
/ Twp. SO. Re. &c, Acres Is. as re-
corded in Monroe County Records,
Deed Book --. Page -
The taxes to he sold are evil
denced by certificate No. 1888 of
I 1880 and represent taxes for the
+ years 1929 To 1889. both inclusive.
Also. Lot ,. MaTVins Key. Sec. IL,
TWP 60, Re. 20. Acres % Y. as re-
corded i'm Monroe County Records,
Deed Book , Page -
The taxes to be sold are evil
/ denced by certificate No. 1884 of
1880 and represent taxes ), for the
years 1929 to 1889, both inclusive
Said tax certificates together with
all subsequent omitted. or levied
taxes will be sold to the highest
! bidder at the Court House Door
{ in Key ,Mest. on the 4th day, of
May, 1899. at $500 O'Clock +. NJ.
Dated this the 10Th day of April
/ 1889. .... s..
(SEAL Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court. Monroe County,
r. aprI9-26; may3,1939-M2ILS
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States CCC Camps
Are to Enroll 93S

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES forty
CCC camps will enroll s3s young
men during the period July to 20,
Calvin J. Nichols, state selection
agent, announced today.
While the July quota is lower
than the quota for Washington
boys offered in April, 1t is sub
stantially higher than the Janu-
airy. 1889, enrolment Reports
show that 26.76s Washington
juniors have been enrolled in CCC
camps since the program started
in 1888.
Nichols advised young men be-
tween ages Of Il and %, who were
interested in the six-months period
Of enrolment, to register with
their county welfare departments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-04
Sen. SCHWELLENBACH
IS ANGRY AT HOOVER
WASHINGTON-Sen.

WASHINGTON Lewis b.
Schwellenbach, D., Wash, today
felt that former President Hoover
is mo gentleman because he
charged the senator with uttering
the some old lie" about alleged
Republican inertia in handling the
depression crisis.
Taking the senate floor on a
point of personal privilege. Schwel-
lenbach defended his contention in
a recent radio debate with Sen,
Arthur Capper. r., Kan, that
Hoover had failed to meet the
problems created by unemploy-
ment and distress.
Hoover took exception to
Schwellenbach's statements, and
wired Capper to straighten the
record by inserting lengthy de-
NAL in the congressional record.
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Al Blonde
For Bait
BY ROE EDEN
Continued From Pag. SKI

Continued From Page SixD
you ," Ellen asked. timidly.
What If I do What's IL TO
you? Why don't you mind your
own business Things were going
along swell until you butted in.
trying to take him away from me.
I suppose It seemed very romantic
TO you 10 be a secret service
operative, Ell? Wen. personally ]
think you're a traitor Of the worst
sort"
Ellen quivered but went on
Maybe I am everything you
say about me. but it still doesn't
change the fact that I want TO
help Rick. / want to so desper-
stely.p
The best way to help him is to
keep away from him." Gwen re-
torted.
I've been wondering wonder
ing about your father. What will
happen to him, all alone down
there with no way to get out"
You'd better worry about your
self and keep out Of our affairs
We don't need your help--we
don't want anything to do with
you. That's the way Rick feels
and it goes double for me, too.
A hint OF ssrdonic amusement
flashed over her face as she look
ed at Ellen. sitting uncomfortably
in her chair, her hands twisting ir
her lap.
You've su d d en- ly discovered
you're in love with Rick, too
Well. you found It out too late
He hates you. He'll always hate
you"
Think You're Smart"
You thought you were so smart
taking him away from me, didn'
you? Well, now. he's mine-mine
l tell you. and when he's out o.
this mess you got him into, WE'RE
going to be married. How do yo,
like that"
Tim sure ! want Rick to b.
happy" Ellen answered, miserably
And you, too, she added, as ar
afterthought. But I've been Sc
worried-so upset about every
thing. Especially, your father
know now that l must have beer
wrong about Rick when l though
him guilty"
I've done a terrible thing Il
him and to your father. II ! coulC
reach him-your father-som'
way, maybe I could make things
right"
Gwen rose to her feet, angrily
That's enough. It's not enough
that you've gotten Rick into trou
Bile. Now you want TO involve my
father. Oh, don't think l dom
see through your tricks, trying tt
find out the location OF the mine
suppose you want to take Majo
Barringer there, and have my ia
Their thrown in Jail, too!
Don't imagine you'll get any
thing out of me-except trouble
I'm going to get even for wha
you've done, If 1t takes me the res
OF my life. Go back to your Ma
jor Barringer and tell him that"
ITO Re Continued)
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3.30 p. Nj.

KIN o - Jimmy DorsAy
3:45. Fulton Lewis.
KVI-Helen Mencken-
KOMO-Orchestra-
KJR-Bsseoall.
KIRO-Second Husbs nd
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Radio Time Table

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KMo-Duo. iI;45. Safety
Series.
KYI-Swing: II AS. Head
lines
KOMO - Pepper Young,
ii:45. Guiding Light
KJR-Rhythu-
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l2:45, Stepmother.
KOMO - Vic and SADIE
l2:45, Midstream.
KJR-News: l245. Agri'
culture.
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KMO-Mel and Jane.
KyI-Beauty Secrets.
KOMO - Pepper Young,
HAS. Guiding Light.
KJR-Rhythm and Song
KIRO Beauty. ll:4o
News.
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II NOON

MO - vitality Club;
12:i5 News.
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Myrt and Marge.
KOMO-Backstage Wife
l2:l5. Stella Dallas.
KJR-Club Matinee.
KIRO-Scrials.
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Twin-City herald., 1939-09-30
Youth Problems
Discussed

In two talks before youth groups at
Phyllis Wheatley House, John F.
Thomas, supervisor of Negro activities
for NYA, stressed the important part
youth, itself, can play in the opening
of avenues of employment. Address
ing the NYA unit located at the Set
Element house, Mr.. Thomas implored
the young people to take their work
seriously so that constructive work
record might be built up. He pointed
out that while adult groups might
open up training opportunities it was
necessary that youth does its share by
taking full advantage of such oppor-
tunities.
With the Youth Committee, junior
organization of the Urban League, Mr..
Thomas left an inspiring message OF
cooperation. Don't wait for some
one older to come along with pull
or drag to get you job" he stated,
"but get into action yourself on a
group basis. Job clinics, forums, trips
to industries these are but a few
avenues of attack open to young peo-
pie" Youth between the ages of Is
and "a years were urged to fill out ap-
plications at the NYA offices located
at 305 Old Postoffice building.
Twin-City herald., 1939-09-30
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