davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FRIDAY

Frau Blankenhorn, wife of the
second secretary of the German
Embassy, will be hostess to a small
number of guests at luncheon Friday.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Dove Dinner

Mrs. Bernard B. Jones will enter
tain at a dove dinner Monday
April 3.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

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The Nome nugget., 1939-11-08
New Games
 At .Jamboree Next Saturday

The Playfeld Jamboree to be given in the high school gym Sat urday night offers new entertain ment features that are arousing much interest.
 Perhaps the one that is caus in the most speculation is the style show. It is said that the models own friends will not rec ognize them as they trip across the stage. The newest in winter styles, everything from evening wraps to ski clothes will be dis played.
 The Packages from Afar, gifts sent in from the ends of the earth, will be auctioned off in their original parcel post wrap pings. Many surprises are in store with this attraction.
 New to Nome will be the Chin ese string game with prize for everyone. These prizes will be new, attractive favors.
 Several Thanksgiving turkeys will go to those holding the
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-08
Mirow Air Service
 Activities

Pilot Chambers left for Ameri can Creek on Tuesday with two passengers, Mir. and Mrs. Root and some frieght, then after re- turning to Nome made special trip to Ungalik for Brinton Spra que who was injured while drill ing at the Ungalik Syndicate.
 Pilot Jefford left for Anchor age with five passengers from Nome and will pick up three in Unalakleet for Anchorage. The names of the passengers from Nome were: Tony Rolando, Jack Humling, George Bayer, Tom Allen, Jack MacComber and Mrs c. A. Martin to Unalakleet. The Unalakleet passengers's names were unknown.
 Pilot Chambers left for Coun- cil this morning with a load of express and returned with Al Doyle and wife.
 A trip is scheduled for Fair banks Saturday morning and will leave Nome at 8:30 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-08
NEWS ITEMS Dogs From Nome For Adm. Byrd Are Best Yet

Thirty selected sled dogs were shipped from Nome and Teller for the Byrd Expedition during the past summer on the North Star and Boxer. The Reindeer Service has received copy of a letter written by Finn Rome, Transportation Engineer for the U. s. Antarctic Service which states:
 May I repeat statement which I gave upon the arrival of the North Star here in Boston regarding the Alaskan dogs, and which appeared in the local pa pers, namely:
 It is the finest lot of sled dogs I have ever seen. With the ex- ception of looking slightly thin ned down, they appeared in ex- cellent shape. AS to their size, they were larger than we had expected, and seem to have all the vigor required for the long est sled journey south
 They were transported in two truck-loads to New Hampshire immediately upon arrival, and when we finally sail they will be the last item to be taken aboard"
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-08
POLET STORES
 ESTABLISHED IN 1900

lucky numbers, and every one will have chance at the cash door prizes. Drawing for the children's prize will take place soon after the end of the pro- gram. The drawing for the adult prize will be held at midnight.
 Get your gang together for big night at the Jamboree, Sat urday, November II.
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-08
FAIR BOARD MEETS

The Board of Directors of the Northwestern Alaska Fair Asso- citation met in the office of Po- let's Store. President o. S. Wea- yer called the meeting to order with Director A. Polet acting sec retary.
 Manager Gray submitted his preliminary report showing gross receipts to be nearly 5000. The expenditures for printing the booklets, premiums and ex- pense almost balances the re- ceipts.
 On motion the manager, who is also the treasurer, in conjunc tion with the President were in- structed to draw warrants and pay all bills and as soon as that is completed ito submit a final re port which will be published.
 The report of the Special Com mittee on the arrangements with the Hall Association to leave the equipment in the premises at a rental of $50.00 per year was adopted,
 The date for the Seventh An nual Fair was discussed and on motion September 19, 20 and 21, 1940 was set.
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-08
MASK BALL

The l o O F Building Assoc iation announces Saturday, Dec ember g as the date for their an- nual Mask Ball.
 For further announcements watch these columns.
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-08

The Democratic Club is hold ing a meeting tomorrow night at 8 pm. at the City Hall. An ad- vertisement to this effect is to be found elsewhere in this issue.
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-08

The Polet Store have just re ceived a plane load of reindeer meat, fresh killed, and same is now on sale to the public.
The Nome nugget., 1939-11-08

(Note: All sailngs subject to change without noice)
 JOE HARNISH, Agent
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FIVE CORDS good fir millrun wood
in quantity orders, 1850. Garland
1905.
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| OST-MANS RING. April 6. in
l theater or downtown. Reward.
Garland 2s0o-R
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II,34mH[@354{kT
Ship From South America Discharges Bags
of Coffee; to Pick Up Flour, Wheat

Bags of fragrant coffee beans
from South America were being
discharged at Port piers Thursday
by the Norwegian steamer Lcil-
anger OF the Wcstfal-Larsen line,
which dockcd here Wednesday eve
ming on her regular call. after Cir
cumnavigating the southern CONT
ncnt.
The vessel loaded several hun
dred tons of flour and wheat at the
Port for discharge in South Amer
lea. and was to shift to Milwaukee
dock No. 2 late Thursday after
noon to pick up shipment of
wood pulp.
Back on the Pacific coast after
a voyage to the Orient. the Amer
lean steamer Texas was at Shaffer
dock No. ] Thursday, loading a
cargo consigned TO Gulf and At
lantic coast ports for the Quaker
line.
Her local freight, agents said,
would include lumber, doors, ply
wood, canned goods and other
merchandise. She is expected to
sail Friday or Saturday.
The Cadaretta, formerly a regu-
lar caller in Tacoma as member
of the defunct Nelson line. re-
turned here Wednesday afternoon
on coastwise trip for the Hart
Wood Lumber Co. She tied first
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Behind The Stock Ticker
Business Trends a. Seen by Wall Street

NEW YORk-Business leaders
not nearly as optimistic as month
ago-European situation and de-
clining stock market prices have
them worried. But new car sales
running about 80 per cent ahead
of last year Auto accessory
production being eased along with
motor output Electric power
consumption to show a dip i.
Steel operations TO report another
slip Residential construction
work now mild boom Real
estate transactions increasing .
Carlosdings TO show seasonal de-
cline -.
China. pottery and glassware
benefiting from European situ-
alton Oil industry Of opinion
crude prices will hold - gasoline
prices up an average Of one cent
q gallon because of seasonal fac
tors Lumber sales fractionally
better Textile industry easing
somewhst-wool mills doing reas-
onsbly well =.
Employment figures remain I'M
changed - improvement expected
as work starts on navy boat
:. Apparel markets firm
on summer and fall buying orders
Retail trade outlook better as
conditions improve.
Commodities - Strength shown
In wheat prices due TO war threats
overhanging Europe Govern
ment retention OF corn holdings
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may help price structure . Cot
ton prices TO hold in trading range
until senate completes action on
Wallace-Roosevelt bill
Copper market not as strong as
prices indicate Lead. zinc and
tin buying only on hand-to-mouth
basis Egg supply large. as is
butter g.. Gold shipments to con-
tinue rather heavy-U. S. on re-
ceiving end All commodity
circles cautious in making any
commitments.
News-Bits-World's deepest OIL
producing well is down Pa miles,
located in San Joaquin valley.
California. and owned by CONT
mental Oil General Motors
research director predicts devel-
opment of carburetors which will
enable automobiles TO go so miles
on one gallon of gasoline.
Ralph Day. president. and
Herbert Jones, vice president.
of Bridgeport Brass bought
from company-on options
1000 and 500 common shares
respectively, at a price OF SIS
per share. current market
price about Sill -.
Vice president of Goodrich Tire
estimates 100000 automobiles
will visit the world fairs rolling up
Is. DOC. 900 900 extra miles of tire
wear this summer United
Auto Workers union lost los, 900
members IN 1888.
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DEWARD for the return OF article
N taken from car on Bath and A St
Saturday night. no questions asked.
1925 So. Sheridan. Garland 1911.
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at Shaffer No. ], and was loading
at the Defiance mill Thursday.
All-day lumber loadings were
going forward at Port piers Thurs
day on the freighters Pennmar and
kailua. The former is bound for
the east coast and the latter for
Hawaii. The Makiki, taking gen.
eral freight for Hawaiian ports,
was not expected to complete her
work until late Thursday night.
OFFER TRIP AS PRIZE
Tacoma agents of Mccormick
Steamship Co, announced today
their firm has arranged to grant
free round-trip voyage between the
Northwest and San Francisco as
one of the prizes in the Propeller
clubs national essay contest.
The contest. which annually
brings thousands of contributions
from high school students in all
parts Of the country, this year is
based on the title, How the Amer
lean Shipbuilding Industry Con-
tributes to the Prosperity of the
United States"
ships In port: Lcikangcr. Makiki,
Kailua and Pcnnmar. Port piers. j.
J. Coney. Maxwell Petroleum Co:
Texas and James Griffiths Shaffer
No. !; Cadaretta. Defiance mill. Coya.
Sperry dock: Amur. smelter
ships due: Friday-H. +. McCor-
mick, Mccormick dock.
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Stocks Make AdU0,7ce
But Trade Is Liqht
DOW-yONES AVERAGES

NV WV nc - asnssh1h<S
Industrial 1881. up l.Se
Rail ...... 25.4e, up OILS
Ut1ltty ........ 2z.S1. up go
Stock sales Thursday approx
mated $50. 900 shares. compared
with l.070,00o Wednesday. Curb
sales were l27, 900 shares, agsins,
ia, 900.
NEW YORK - Stocks made an
irregular advance Thursday in
light trading. At the highs. gains
ranged to more than two points
IN the general list and to more
than six points in the high-priced
shares.
Initial deals were cramped by
the uncertainties surrounding the
Chamberlain speech. Wall Street
accepted II as favorable, and the
market moved forward.
However, traders were reticcnt
about buying heavily into mar
ket which they believed might be
subjected to severe tests at any
time. The more cautious took
profits In the last hour and prices
slipped back from the best levels
Of the day. In some instances.
earlier gains were replaced with
small losses.
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HAPP Y-
tDAy

THURSDAY. APRIL Is
Wilbur Thomas, 1878 So. A IT.
Philip Horther. 401 So. S5th at.
Charles v. Ruegcr, II st.
Helens ave.
Arthur w. Schlegel, SSH No.
3lst st.
DIR. sydney NJ. MacLean. BIS
So. Sd st.
Robert Thoren. S6e6 Fawcett
ave.
Billy Russell. S226 No. SGD ct.
Marian {. Maddox. 1906 So.
] st.
Frank Wintermute. 407 Ia.
s9th st.
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CLAIM BANKRUPTCY

A voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed in federal dis
trict court here Thursday by Mon
ford Aldrich Mott, fireman. living
az the Carlton hotel, who listed
debts of Sl.S6s.50 against assets
of 5000. all claimed exempt.
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Investment Trusts
Weather Forecast

For Washington-Partly cloudy
tonight and Friday; cooler in the
central portion Friday night; frost
in the east portion; moderate
northwest wind off the coast.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending at 8 a. m. Thursday.
.01 inch: since April /. rs inch.
since Jan. /, 1920 inches, q de-
ficiency of 2.69 inches. Wind at
8 a. IN. Thursday. west 3 m.p.h.:
barometer 5000 and rising slowly.
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OLD growth forest wood $3.50 and
up. tie slab. eds. tlo; upland
block and slab. e<5o Cd MA o7Ss
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Beauty Parlors
Male Help Wanted

MAN for work on specialized poul-
try plant. Must be steady and
dependable. No liquor. Handy
at gardening, etc. Preferably
under so. Experience not neces-
sary. Moderate wages, good
home. Write full details to F-3,
Tacoma Times.
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buffele, Din plsner ends. % up.
~ SS'i ut Upl. dry slab. My
ed pl ends. ee cd. coal. MA ss&4
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MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

Stocks: 1rrc.nlarly higher In
quiet trade.
Bonds: 1rrcgularly higher and
quiet.
Curb stocks: Firm.
Foreign exchange: STEADY.
Cotton: Up about 10 cents
bale.
Wheat: cent higher; corn,
off a 10 up a.
Rubber: Higher.
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TELL THEM YOU SAW IT IN
THE TINES
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Tacoma Times Want Ads lower s sR s5o t3' to ss'
Honesty Always Peys

Honesty Always Pays
FINDERS o. lost articles sdver-
tlsec below. please take notice
After you have returned the srti-
cles 20 the loser go to the Tacoma
Times office, 9th and Pacific.
where you will De pre~ntd with .
theaterA
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IMMEDIATE DEL. on heavy pl ends,
dry or green slab. core block and
los ends DORwIN FUEL. MA $3.50
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Wdnted

APPLICATIONS for paper carriers
for The Tacoma Times in Puyallup
and Sumner. See Mr.. Huntley, 739
4th st. II. W, Puyallup. Phone 35
ELDERLY MAN for farm: SIS month.
board and room. steady work. 5th
house east OF Summit View Gas
Station. Martins Produce Farm.
FOR BARBER JOBS learn with pay
at Moler's College. 1915 Pacific.
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COAL~Monarch Mckay Bone CT
upl wood Hillsdals Fuel GA 1875
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1905 MCKAY srOKER cOAL-Car-
load shipments unloaded daily IS
sizeD AABERG'S BR $500 BR 2e44
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PIANO. radio. studio couch. break.
fast set miscellaneous household
furniture Reasonable. 1908 SO. j.
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UPLAND lie slab. two cords for clio
No. o. &, cords els. GA OILS
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Cards Of Thanks

BONNER - We wish to express our
deep gratitude to our many friends
for the kindness, cards OF sympathy.
and beautiful floral offerings in our
recent bereavement in the loss OF
our loving wife. mother and grand
mother
MR.. J. H. BONNER AND FAMILY.
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XII y DRY planer ends, &C so single
cd: up, blk. slab. 2 eds. SO. GA 464s
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THREE-PIECE velour overstuffed
good condition. 3572is So. O.
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UPL. blk. slab, 2 eds. IS o. e tie
ST., cd, e5: for. vd. Manys, MA 1898.
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WALLACE radisl power saw. Almost
new. Originally s225. Sell fol
$3.50 cash. GA 52o2.
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SLIGHTLY USED SPTNET PIANO
s275; Exchange or Easy Terms
MAX MILLER PIANO CO. pit Com.
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UPLAND BLOCK AND SLAB, 2 cords
90. Forest wood. Garland 1912.
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A. B. c. Spinner type washing ma
chine. good condition Very cheap.
5637 So. Puget Sound.
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q IN ONE BIG CORD upl. block.
pT.OO slab: 2 for IS; ready TO burn.
Also green tie slab. o. 6. PR l742.
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GOOD USED battleship llnoleum. 81
per SO. yd e23 Tao. ave.
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HEAVY GREEN UPLAND TIE SLAB
IN discount and quantity lots. GA
o602
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cC IN No forest wood: cid
~ ~ growth. % so. GA 52T0.
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$50 so A c c WASHER. Demonstrators.
Special, $40 50 RHODES. an Floor.
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TwO-YEAR budded roses. fSc. Van
Siyke. 900 an ave. n. W. PuyaAup.
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GRAND PIANO. $3.50
CLINTONS. 18th 4 FaWcett Ma 1854
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Special Notices

NOT RESPONSIBLE for debts con-
tracted by anyone but myself
LEWIS LOIDHAMER. JR.,
Route /, Box 276. Puyallup
DR. W. H PRICE. Dentist. has moved
to suite 1902 Washington Bldg.
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CAR RADIO: good condition; si2so.
1915 So KAY
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Flowers and Plants

/ OST GLASSES advertised without
L charge Call Caswell Optical Co
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ASS Glazing and Mirrors- Sales
wv and service Tacoma Glass
Co, i526-i52s Commerce MA 2ll7.
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R A DO R EP AIR S
Webb Radio. 724 St Helens BR 275i

USED KITCHEN RANGE with electric
plate. in good condition. $3.50 So.
Fawcett, evenings
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TRADE IN your old furniture On rev
~ Ogerlsnds 1879 Broadway.
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Masonic * Notice.
Funeral Directors

eCONOMY-QUAlITY
MELLINGER FUNERAL SERVICE
$40 Tacoma Ave BR 1888
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SPEClAL-Bie rick ain. planer ends.
81 rs. Quick Gel. GA 1913
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DRY. green upland block and slab.
s. and up o. &. forest wood, IS
JOHNSON FUEL. GA 2786.
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/ OST - GOLD pin with forget-me-
| nots and Alaska" written on
front, reward GA 1851.
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RFTREAD TIRES MAIL ORDERS.
Batteries. - IS: 2.50o tires, 81 up.
Ault Tire Service. 22o Puy. BR 1883
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HEAVY planer ends. heater WOOD q,
e3 worth. or cy cord GA 07So
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RADIO PRICES CUT DEEPER
New late models SO 95. sl2 SO. sl69S
Used good radios. 50 95. S695. ss95
HOMER KING. INC. 746 Market
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HARDWOOD PANEL BEDS -. 5000
HARDWOOD JENNY LIND BEDS $50
OTHERS, up from ....... 475
WONDER SPOT 5649 So. Tao. Way
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FLOOR FURNACES for homes with
out Easements. SIG so WALESBY
STOKER COMPANY, 23l5 9Th ave.
BR 1893.
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Lost and Found

/ OST-LADIES' BLACK PURSE on
= or near Mountain highway south
OF Spanaway. Mrs. r. A. Surface,
Route /, Box 4s5. Spanaway.
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FAMILY SIZE septic tanks. el357
Modern Supply Co. 1874 Commerce
st. Main o534
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SEE The NEW MAYTAG. only esq 50.
HOPPER-KELLy CO. ei3 Gem. St.
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MAYTAG. aluminium tub new rolls,
neS guar, sss 50. RHODES, AR q.
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sife.5o UNIVERSAL Spinner. new
guarantee. SIS 50. RHODES. 4th q.
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RADIO and Refrigerator expert SER
wee Homer King Inc 14e AsrkeL
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AMMONIA COMPRESSOR and motor
SXl2. double acting. horizontal.
Watts Boiler and Welding Works.
22l3 st.
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TuELL FUNERAL HOME
Dignified Distinctive Service
Sixth Ave at Tra.ton Main o5Bo
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NEW AND USED washers and vacuum
cleaners ga 81 Eelens
La gaceta., 1939-08-12
Sc HA PROHIBIDO SEGUIR
HACIENDA VUELOS A UNA
COMPANIA ITALIANA
Secretaria

Buenos Aires, Argentina, a
gosto l2.-El gobierno ha pro-
hibido continuar hacienda vue-
los a una compania italiana que
Sc dice sirve al prop6sito de la
penetration fascista en- ell pals.
La compahia fue organizada
hace varios meses con el nom
bre de Transporte Aereo de la
America del Sur y la condici6n
de que ell 500 de los photos fue
ran argentinos 0 Sc hicieran ciu
dadanos argentinos en- un Pc
de seis meses.
Enrico Venturini Sc llama ell
ASSESSOR tecnico. Los aeroplanos
venian hacienda vuelos entire
Argentina, y MOnteyi-
dec, la capital de Uruguay.
El Gobierno argentine lie We
MIA pagando un subsidio men,
sual de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1939-08-12
Ell CONTRATO ACORDAD0
SERA SOMETIDO A 0BRE-
RIOS Y PATRONOS

Ell contrato aprobado en- prir
cipio por las delegaciones de @,
breros y patronos, en- ell dia de
aver, sera sometido la seman9
pr6xima a sesiones plenarias de
las Uniones y los fabricantes.
Intervinieron en- la reduction
del contrato los letrados Sres.
Ray Brown y Maxwell.
Por los trabajadores tomaron
parte EN- las negociaciones los Sc
nores Manuel Garcia, presiden-
te del c. Consultivo; Servando
Lopez, Pedro Perez Amen
quail, Tony Alfano, Julio Rivei-
70 y Jorge Salazar. Asisti6 CO.
mo observador, en- representa-
ci6n del presidente internacio-
X. f. Van Horn, ell organi-
zador Sr. Charles Norona.
Sc hicieron representa- los IA
bricantes por los Sres. Amanda
Rodriguez, p~residente del comb
te de relaeiones con los trabaja-
dores Francisco Gonzalez, de la
de Garcia y Vega; Luis
Lopez, de la firma Perfecto Gar
cfa, John Levy, de la firma Ora
diaz-Annis Jose Colmenares, de
Cuesta y Rey; A. A, Flores, he
Corral y Wodiska, y Mariana
Alvarez, de Regensburg and
Sons.
La gaceta., 1939-08-12
Sc LA VUELTA
AL FRABAJO DE $4,000
HOMBRES

Atlantic City, p. j., agosto
12-El DEPARTMENT. de Cons
truci6n de la Federation Anne
.ricana del Trabajo orden6 hoy
que regresen a sus labores Is
mil huelguistas. La huelga sc
debia a una disputa jurisdic.
cional. Para solucionar Ell con-
flicto estuvieron en- conferen-
ella tres dias los lideres del f.
jecutivo de la Federation y la
Sociedad de Contratistas de
America.
Qued6 convenido que Guam
do dos o mas uniones Sc dispu-
ten ell control sobre un deter
minado tipo de trabajo, la u
MON de possession Sc quedara
con Ell hasta que decida ell B.
Trades Council, en- Washing
ton,
~mww~-
La gaceta., 1939-08-12
LAS T~RINCHERAS BSPANO
LAS EN- Ell LADO DE IL
BRALTAR

Paris, agosto l2.- Hizo aver
otra vista a las trincheras es-
paholas en- ell lado de Gibraltar,
el general Andres Saliquet, SUI
cesor de Queipo de Llano en- ell
mando de la Segunda Region.
Las trincheras Sc extienden a
10 largo de las estribaciones de
la "Silla de la Reina", montahas
mas atlas que el Peh6n de Gil
braltar.
Saliquet lego a muy corta dis
tancia de la frontera inglesa y
conferenci6 con los guardas.
miembros de Ia Falange, Rogue
ties y Carlistas.
Esperase de un momento a o.
tro los nombramientos de los ge
nerales que han de dirigir los
ministres de guerra, aviaci6n y
marina,