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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-30
Gospel. HALL

720 Southland Street
Morning worship, 10:45 o'clock.
Sunday school, 3:45 p. m.
Gospel meeting, 1880 p. m.
Bible study. Wednesday, 800
p. m.
Prayer meeting, Friday. 500
p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-30

You may not be able to legislate
morals into people, but you can sometimes
make them fear the consequences of doing
something wrong.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-30

The church is the great air con-
ditioner. 1t eliminates poisons from the
social, the political, the educational at
m0sphere.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-30

A lot of time is wasted in trying to
think up ways to save it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-30

The man who gets around finds that
human nature is about the same the world
over.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-30

The payment of taxes is all right if
you get your moneys worth from govern
ments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-30
FRIENDS AND FOES OF THE
KINGDOM

International Sunday School Les
son for December 81, 1899
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-30

Golden Text: "Ye are my
friends. If We do whatsoever
command you".-John
1914.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-30

Eat less, save more on food, and live
longer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-30

nominations are invited to at
send.
Evening star., 1939-03-16
Models Are Selected
For Fashion Show

Miss Bella Clayton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Clayton;
Miss Jane Wyatt, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Wyatt, and Miss
Mary Theresa Norris, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Norris, will be
among the models at the fashion
show to be held Saturday in the
Hotel Raleigh's Pail Mall room. Mr..
Clayton is assistant to the chairman
of the Federal Reserve Board and
Mr.. Wyatt is general counsel for the
board.
Among the other socially prom
inent models will be Miss Gail KoSs,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. E. Flaville
Koss, and Mrs. John Hamlin, for
merly a student at Mount Vernon
Seminary, who has come here from
California to take up residence for
the winter.
Evening star., 1939-03-16
.ElectiOnsHeld
BY Chapters
OF P. 60.
Sisterhood Picks I
Its Officers for
Coming Year.

Local chapters Of the p. e. O.
Sisterhood elected officers for the
coming year at a series Of meetings
the past week.
Mrs. Charles Marvin Jones was
reelected president of Chapter B
at meeting Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. G. L. Peckham. Other ON
GERS elected were: Vice president,
Mrs. r. M. Wolfe; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. D. N. Stafford; corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. G.. H.
Mitchell; treasurer, Mrs. A. w.
Caldwell; chaplain, Miss Jessie O.
Elting: guard, Mrs. Elliott F. Brum-
baugh; delegates to State conven-
ton, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Robert H.
Young; alternates, Miss Elting. and
Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt. The new
officers were installed by Mrs. Eu-
gene H. Pitcher, past president.
4 + I 4
Mrs. K. F.. Warner was elected
president of Chapter K on Monday
at the home of Mrs. c. c. Jacobsen.
Preceding the meeting Mrs. Jacob
sen entertained the members at
luncheon at the Westchester.
Mrs. Adam Weir was named vice
president; Mrs Art Brown, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Anthony Gould,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Claude
R. Porter, treasurer; Mrs. c. Will
liam Ramseyer, chaplain, and Mrs.
Milton Rygh, guard.
Mrs. Warner, the newly elected
president, and Mrs. M. H. Fohrman.
immediate past president, were
named delegates to the District of
Columbia p. E. o. convention to be
held In May. Mrs. Frank Ballou
and Mrs. A. H. Moran were selected
as alternates.
4 X ~
At its meeting at the home of
Mrs. M. A. Winter Chapter L elected
the following officers: Mrs. William
F. Hall, president; Mrs. Joseph H.
Milans, vice president; Mrs. Charles
K. Hoover, recording secretary; Mrs.
Raymond B. Coulter, corresponding
Evening star., 1939-03-16
Albanian Minister
Concert Patron

The Minister of Albania, Mr.. Faik
Konitza, one of the real musicolo-
gists Of the diplomatic corps, has
added his name to the patronage
list and will attend the benefit con-
cert being given by Nine. Orlicz-
Dresser for Opportunity House Sun
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Saugstad on Massachu.
sets avenue.
Additional patrons not before an
nounced are the military attache OF
Poland, 1t. Col. and Nine. Andrzej
Chramiec; the counselor of the
Czecho- -Slovak Legation, DR.. and
Nine. Karel Brejska; Mr.. Coleman
Jennings, DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Nc.
Cartney, DR.. and Mrs. Oscar Black
welder, Mrs. M. Webster Dawley
Mrs. H. B. Hutchinson, Mrs. James
McKane, DR.. and Mrs. j. Ellsworth
Virnstein.
Evening star., 1939-03-16

Maks yoursef es olive o. spring mskes YOU feel!
elo'Ify yourself with VIM. Rosendo'f, frosty with.
silver foxes. Let them meks the most o. oil your
costumes! Every peIt is full. deep block skin
generously silversd. Select your skin end We will
stomp it with your nome ond mount il for YOU.
Evening star., 1939-03-16

secretary: Mrs. James Henry Har-
per, treasurer; Mrs. Anton Heit-
muller, chaplain: Mrs. Charles Car
roll Haig, guard; delegates to the
State conventions, Mrs. Hall and
Mrs. John F.. Frizzell; alternates,
Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Coulter.
Chapter N at a meeting at the
home Of Mrs. ]. H. Rieley, elected
the following: Mrs. Ward M.
Buckles, president; Mrs. L. A.
Townsend, vice president; Mrs. w.
X. Watt, recording secretary; Mrs.
H. E. Rathiffe, corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. j. Newton Colver, treas
urer: Mrs. l.. H. Mitchell, chaplain;
Mrs. A. J. Rockwell. guard. Mrs.
Buckles and Mrs. Townsend were
elected delegates to the State con-
vention. with Mrs. Colver and Mrs.
Lester Simpson alternates.
Miss Julia Macmillan vas hostess
to Chapter o when officers were
elected and installed as follows:
President, Miss Hazel B. Nelson;
vice president, Mrs. H. E. Ammer.
man: recording secretary, Mrs. Ira
S. Shantz: corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Frances Hays; treasurer,
Mrs. T O. Kraabel: chaplain, Miss
Julia Macmillan; guard, Mrs. j. C.
Stauber; pianist, Mrs. G. L. Vale
Miss Nelson and Mrs. zimmerman
were elected to the State conven-
ton, with Mrs. .Stauber and Mrs.
Kraabel as alternates.
Chapter j met at the home Of
Mrs. Frank Hubbard Tuesday eve
ming when officers were elected
and installed, as follows: President,
Miss Jane Anderson; vice presi-
dent, Miss Myrtle Norbeck; record
ing secretary, Mrs. A. H. Won Tha-
den; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Edgar Stansfleld; treasurer, Mrs.
Hubbard; chaplain, Mrs. Samuel
Sabin, and guard, Miss Edith Nor
beck. Miss Anderson and Mrs.
Clark were elected delegates to the
State convention, with Mrs. w.
Glenn Jones and Mrs. Sabin alter
mates.
New officers OF Chapter H are
Evening star., 1939-03-16
Reynolds Speaks
In D. A. r. PROGRAM

Senator Robert R. Reynolds of
North Carolina spoke in oppo-
sition to bills proposing to import
10000 refugee children from Ger
many, over the radio program Of
the District Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution broadcast by Sta
ton VOL yesterday.
Pointing to the argument that the
children under consideration are all
under IA years of age, Senator
Reynolds declared that five years
from now the majority will have
attained the age of 10 and will be
competing for employment with
American children.
If homes are available for the
adoption of alien children Ameri-
canism demands that needy Ameri-
can children also be adopted into
these American homes" he con-
tinued.
Evening star., 1939-03-16
Soroptomist Club
Hears Description
OF St. Patrick

st. Patrick and the part he has
played in the history of Irish people
were the subject Of an informal talk
given by Attorney Robert Emmett
Lynch, member of the Friendly Sons
of st. Patrick, at the weekly lunch
con meeting of the Soroptomist Club
of Washington yesterday at the VIII
lard Hotel.
Mr.. Lynch sketched the history
of 1reland's patron saint and the
power he exerted over the early
Irish, whom he termed "an unruly,
lawless people who liked to fight" !"
The Minister from Ireland, Mr..
Robert Brennan, and Mrs. Brennan,
who were to have been guests, with
drew their acceptance shortly before
the luncheon because of the picket
line at the hotel.
Evening star., 1939-03-16
Weddings
Of Recent
Interest
MissGOldstein Bride
OF DR.. Sugar at
La Grange, Ga.


Miss Relah Mildred Goldstein
only daughter of Mrs. Morris N
Goldstein and the late Mr., Gold
stein of La Grange. Ca. was mar
ried Tuesday to DR.. Samuel Jacob
Sugar of Washington at a home
ceremony at 3 o'clock. Rabbi Harry
Epstein of Atlanta officiated.
Mrs. Clyde Dudley, pianist, and
Mrs. Russell Redding, violinist, both
of La Grange, presented a musical
program preceding and during the
ceremony.
Mrs. Loeb c. KetzKy of La Grange,
sister-in-law of the bride, and Miss
Florence Sugar of Washington, DR..
Sugars sister, were the brides only
attendants, serving as matron and
maid of honor.
The bride entered with her brother
Mr.. Loeb c. Ketzky, who gave her in
marriage. She wore dressmaker
suit of cinnabar British tweed fash
ioned with full-length topcoat. She
wore chartreuse blouse and navy
accessories. Her shoulder corsage
was of bronze orchids.
DR.. Sugar had as his best man
Mr.. Samuel Sugar of Chicago.
Immediately following the cere-
mony Mrs. Goldstein entertained at
a reception. Receiving with her were
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Sugar of Wash
ington, the bridegrooms parents,
and DR.. and Mrs. Sam Linenfeld of
Baltimore, his -in-law and
sister.
The bride attended La Grange
College, graduating later from the
Beth-Israel Hospital School of Tech
nicians at Newark, N. j. She has
done laboratory work at Steiner
Clinic in Atlanta and was more re-
Gently connected with the City,
County Hospital cancer clinic as
X-ray and laboratory technician.
DR.. Sugar is graduate of the
University of Maryland and of the
Maryland Medical School. He served
as inferno at the Swedish Hospital
in New York, at Grady Hospital in
Atlanta and at Sea View Hospital,
Staten Island, N. Y. He is member
of the Phi Delta Epsilon Medical
FRATERNITY,
Evening star., 1939-03-16

Mrs. Arthur Cornelson, president:
Mrs. Sylvia G. Druhl, vice president;
Mrs. Donald MaxSon, recording Sec
retary: Mrs. D. s. Coombs, corre-
sponding secretary; Mrs. r. M. CAL
loway, treasurer, and Miss Stella T.
Sebern, guard. Delegates to the
State convention are Mrs. Cornelson
and Miss Druhl, with Mrs. George O,
Sutton and Mrs. e. M. Brown alter.
mates.
\ X X
New officers Of Chapter F are:
President, Mrs. Frank Gillies; vice
president, Mrs. Irving M. Tullar; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. G. S. Dow:
corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Thomas F. Sullivan; chaplain, Mrs.
Harlan A. Pratt; guard, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Smith.
Evening star., 1939-03-16
C. u. Glee Club
To Give Concert

Members and guests of the Uni
versity Club will be entertained this
evening at 8:45 o'clock by the
Georgetown University Glee Club,
under the direction of DR.. Edward
P. Donovan, with Mr.. John F. Parr
as accompanist. A number Of dinner
parties will precede the concert.
Evening star., 1939-03-16

Mrs. Dolph r.. Carroll, who has
spent several weeks In Washington
and Takoma Park, will return to her
home In Morgantown, w. Va, to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1939-03-16
Miss Alice-Mae Riley Weds
Mr. Omar e KraYnk1M

MT. OIneT U. hTcIHkdu.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Riley of
Silver Spring, Md, announce the
marriage of their daughter Alice
Mae to Mr.. Omer G. Kremkau Of
Washington on Saturday, March H.,
at Henderson, N. c.
La gaceta., 1939-11-04
DICESE QUE HAY MUCHOS
TRIPULANTES DE VAPO-
RES HUMID
DOS EN- Ell
DEUTSCHLAND"

Londres. Nov. Ala Sido ir
tornado el gobierno de que el
acorazado de bolsillo aleman
Dautchsland, dedicado a hundir
vayores mercantes, tiene a 81
bordo, como prisioneros, a los
tripulantes de los barcos hundi-
dos.
Cuando la guerra estall6 Ell a.
corazado Sc hallaba en- agras Is
panclas y pas6 al Atlantico.
Il Cuando cree ell gobiernc
lue csc barco pirata Sera humid
do-pregunt6 un diputado labo
r.sta.
Lord Churchill, primer Lore
del Almirantazgo, conte Nc
REQ que debo hacer ina predic
cion en- cuanto a csc particular
Sup6nese que ell acorazado
cuenta tambien con la protee-
ci6n de uno o mas submarines
Phonetic Churchill hacer una
declaration, la semana pr6xims,
sobre ell torpedeamiento del AGO
razado Royal Oak.
La gaceta., 1939-11-04
co MO WE'VE
Urge Immediate c0HSidernci6'l
del pr0blen1a de los $500 600
refEgiddoS eR FrdBcld

Nov. AL Comite Popular
de Ayuda a los refugiados espa-
noles dirigi6 una vigorosa comu
nicaci0n en- nombre de los hispa
nos v latinoS-americanos, unio-
nes obreraS, etc, Representatives
en- dicho Comite, al Sec3tario
de Estado de ZEE. UU., honora-
bic Cordell Hull, urgiendo inma
data at2nci6n al problema ira
gico de los refugiados espanolas
ell FFancia.
"Creemos que seria de acuer.
do con los principles americanos
d. libertad y democracia," dice
ia communication, "que nuestro
gobierno contribuyera hacia la
soluc;6n del problema de los re-
frgiados espanoles, proveyendo
les asilo en- este hemisferio." FL
Comite senala de que el Comite
Inter-gubernamental para ayu i.
dar los refugiados de la opre-
sion y Ell despotismo, en- ell cual
eSta representada la naci6n ann
ricana por mediaci6n del Secre-
tario de Estado y ell presidente
Roosevelt, debe hacerle frentt
al problema de los 100000 refu-
giados espanoles, heroes de la
defensa de la democracia y la H..
bertad, maltratados y persega.-
los por ell gobierno frances, que
ACADIA de concluir un tratado pa
ra entregarlos a Franco.
La gaceta., 1939-11-04
LOS JEFES DE LA UNION
MARTINA NACIONAL QUE
sen ACUSADOS DE COMU
NISTAS

Washington, Nov. 4.-Los je-
fes de la Union Martina Natlo
nal, acusados de comunistas p0r
q testigo William c. McCu's-
ton, sc nombran Ferdinand c.
Smith, Frederick N. Meyers, IL,
C. Mckenzie, Neil Hanley, John
Lawrenceson, James Drury, lie
Mobile; X. K. Owen, Y Fred
Halstrip, de Galveston; John
Moutal, e Portland; Ralph Re-
gers, de la Costa Oeste Ted Le-
wis Y Bill Currot, Corpus Chris
ii; James B. Merrill, distrito del
Colo; Adrian Duffy, Eddie
Plat y Mack Lee, de New Or
leans; Red Stoudt, de Panama :;
Hays Jones, distrito de los Gran
des Lagos; George Kuch, de
Port Arthur, Texas; Frank 10,
mes, de Miami John Rogan, 1e
Puerto Rico; D. L. Gavin, &c
Boston; H. H. Bender, y ]. Al
berts, de Norfolk, y James Ed
wards, de Florida; <. Watson,
de Tampa, y j. r. Walker, de
avannah.
McCuistion pele6 en- la guerra
de Espana, a favor de los Lea
les, con ell fin "de yer como ia
ideOlogia trabajaba a la bora de
la acci6n."
"Los comunistas, agreg6, pre-
fieren destrrir movimientos y
organizaciones a perder ell do
Mimic"
Curran lie dijo a el que Dies
iba a ser desacreditado de tai
manera, en- unos pocos meses,
que haSta los miSmos tejanos 10
iban a eehar de su Estado.
La gaceta., 1939-11-04
NOMBRAD0 Ell DIR. HOP
KINS P~RESIDENTE DE LA
FIESTA DEL ARMISTICIO

La Legion Americana nombrt
aver p~residente del Comite Or.
ganizador de las fiestas del ar.
misticio, que Sc efectuaran ell We
nidero sabado, al Or. w. b, Hop
kins, de esta ciudad.
Como principal orador ha ST.
do seleccionado Ell representa-
tie Jed Johnson, de Oklahoma.
Ell DR.. Hopkins era presiden-
te de la Association Medica Anne
ricana de Viena al comenzar la
guerra y Sc lie agreg6 al cuerpo
de aviaci6n. En- Francia presto
sus servicios como captain me
dico, en- el hospital de la base d.
Toul.
La parada sera dirigida por
81 captain Frank X. Crom.
La gaceta., 1939-11-04
DADA REPRESENTATION
A LA CAMARA DE CONFER
CLIO DE YBOR CITY

Los Comisionados del Con-
dado, en- la session de aver, q
cordaron agregar al Comis-io
nado Nick Nuccio al Comite
encargado de la publicidad
de Tampa y ell Condado, y al
mismo tempo conceder repre-.
sentaci6n a la C&mara de Co,
mercio de Ybor City.
La cantidad a gastar en- pu.
'blicidad, en- este ano monta .
$40, 900.
Nuccio intervino de mSne-
rs principalisima en- las ges-
TONES para que Ia Camara de
Concrete de Ybor no quedara
fuera de cabana.
Nuestro director, Sr. Victo-
riano Manteiga, representsra
a la CamAra iborcitena en- ese
Comite.
La gaceta., 1939-11-04
Salieron del Gabinete %italiano los
defensores de los capitalists

PARIS, Nov. 4.-El pinto de
mas importancia EN- los nuevos
cambios del gabinete italiano,
consiste EN- que los defensores
de los grandes capitalists en- Ell
gobierno, Felice Guarneri y Ste
fano Benni, han sido dejado>
sin ~cartera. EStos dos funciona-
rios representation al capitals
mo conSrevador. Guarneri era
a espiritu del Sindicato de De.
fenSa de las Companies Italia
mas Y Benni de la Federation
Metallrgica.
Ell general Luis Russo, nuevt
jefe de la milicia faScista, figu-
10 de manera principal en- la TO-
ma del Bilbao. Alexandra Pavo-
I'M presto servicios EN- Ethiopia.
como photo de un aeroplano.
Ettore Mutt, nuevo secretario
general del partido Fascista, fl.
gur6 Ell las campanas de Espa-
La gaceta., 1939-11-04
LOS POLACOS NO Sc PRES
TAN A SER
DE LOS NAILS

Paris, Nov. 4.-Todos los as
fuerzos hechos por los "nazis"
en- Polonia para formar un regi
men "titere" han fracasado por
que no les ha sido possible encon
trar un polaco de prestigio que
Sc prestare a hacerles ell juego.
Todos los politicOs polacos que
deseaban la cooperation con A.
lemania, antes de la guerra, So
negaron a aceptar los puestos q.
les fueron ofrscidos. Uno lie
ellos, StaniSaw Studinicki, nj
siquiera quiso recibir al emisa-
rio nazi.
Mensajeros alemanes sc acer-
caron a los professors Jan Kuc
napzewski y Stainslaw Estrei-
chr, y estos tamb!6n Sc mega =
ron. La ocupaci6n militar Sc
mantiene bajo Ell mando de To-
gobernadores alemanes. Fl mas
liberal de TODD el grupo nazi 10
Is Hans Adolfo Moltke, exem.
bajadog slswsa ca Poloaia.
La gaceta., 1939-11-04
NO Sc ~DEVOLVERAN LOS
POZOS DE PETROLEO

Ciudad de MEXICO, Nov. A.
FL Partido Revolucionario Ne
~jicano, que ha sido un factor I'M
p~ortante en- la politica nacionsl
desde hace diez amos, aprob6 va
para su plataforma electoral.
los puntcS sigrientes: La indus
tria petroiera sera total Y def
nitivamsnte nacionalizada en- e,
case de que sea absolutamente
indispensable compensar a 10.
concesionarios, Sc dispondra en-
Ia ley que la compensation no
sera mayor de la parte no-rec0.
brada de la inversion justifica-
bic; Sc asumira invariablemen-
te la actitud de que ninguna So
luci6n sera aceptada que condGz
ca, va directa o indirectamente,
a la devoluci6n de los efectos ex
propiados o a permitir su inter-
venci6n en- la direction de la in
dustria petrolera en- el terrific
rio nacional; IN tanto por cien-
to de las yentas procedentes del
petroleo sera separado para
constituir un fondo de indemni-
zaci6n para las companies ex-
propiadas."
En- la plataforma Sc ofrece
tambien que sera continuada la
expropiaci6n de las %tierras.
va Sc concede la nomination
por ell partido, para la presiden
cia de la RepGblica, del general
Manuel Avila Camacho.
La gaceta., 1939-11-04
FIRM0 Ell PRESIDENTE
ROOSEVELT LA LEY DE-


Washington, Nov. 4.-En pro
sencia del vicepresidente Gar
ner y otras :. rsonas, el presi
dente Roosevelt firm6 hoy la ley
de neutralidad.
Las nacioaes beligerantes, ia
10 IL ley, pCdran comprar en- Is
te pals armas, aeroplanos y per.
.rschos de guerra, pero pagan.
do al eontado y transportando
las mercancias en- SIS propioa
barcos.
La legislature extraordinar.s
cue aprob6 la ley, Sc terminf
aver,
La gaceta., 1939-11-04
Inte,nadG la tripulGci6n alema-
ma que 10 NevabG hGciG an
puerto ndzi

Haugesund, Norega, Nov. a.
Cando ell vapor americana "City
of Flint, tripulado por nazis
alemanes, intentaba mantenersa
dentro de la bahia de Hause-
gund, a pesar de las 6rdenes que
Sc lie habian dado, un harco de
guerra noruego lie hizo un dis
paro de aviso, la oblig6 a dete-
nerse y la condujo al puerto.
A su llegada a este puerto, las
autoridades noruegas ordenaron
la devoluci6n del vapor a sus tri
pulantes americanos, mandates
por Ell captain Gainard, y resell
vieron internar a la tripulaci6n
nazi puesta a bordo por ell cruce
70 Emden y un acorazado de Dol
sillo.
Dos wees la tripulaci6n nazi
del vapor, por tenor a la escua-
dra inglesa, habia violado la neu
tralidad noruega.
Como ell vapor no tenia su-
flciente causa, dice la nota de la
marina noruega, para anclar
donde 10 hizo, Sc decide inter-
mar a srs tripulantes y dejar Ell
barco en- libertad, junto con la
verdadera ~tripu!aci6n norteame
ricana."
Sabese que ell captain Gainard
SO propone partir hoy de las a.
guas noruegas, con rumbo a Man
chester u otro de los puertos del
RENO Undo. La bandera de la
''svastica" fue bajada aver.
Ign6rase Ell estado de la car
ga en- la parte que Sc refiere a
los tractores, granos, cereals,
trVtas y stroS vegetables,
La gaceta., 1939-11-04
LA ESCASEZ DE ALIMEN
TO EN- ESPANA

Madrid, Nov. 4.-El ministro
de Concrete, Sr. Serrano ST.
her, atribuye en- parte la esca-
SEE de leche a la destruction Ge
Jas vacas en- TODD ell territorio,
en- Ell periodic de la guerra.
TODD Ell abasteeimiento de le-
che Is ahora ell cuarto por Glen
70 de 10 normal. La escasez de
vegetables secos es de 10000 to
neladas y la del azdcar de 100
mil.
Dicese que Espaha reciente =
ments compr6 grandes cantida-
des de trigo en- la Argentina.
BESIDE hace meses es tambisn
apreciable la escasez de cafe.
uno de los productos favoritos
del consumidor espahol.
La gaceta., 1939-11-04
FALLO A LOS


New York, Nov. 4.-La Cor
tie Supreme de Justicia, por
mediaci6n del magistrate Nc
Laughlin, declare sin lugar y so
bresey6 una reclamation de los
comunistas, por qUebrantamien
to de promesa, contra la esta-
ci6n de radio WNEW.
Esa estaci6n Sc neg6 a darle
tempo a los comunistas, en- IA
Radio, luego de que la Junta T.
lectoral Sc habia negadO a p0.
ner sus nombres en- la boleta.
Los candidates de los CONT
nistas son Israel Amter, Isidro
Begun, Peter V. Cacchione y
Paul Crosbie.
La gaceta., 1939-11-04
RECESO Ell CONGRESS- DE
LA NACI0N LUEGO DE TER
MINADA LA LEGISLATURE
EXTRAORDINARILY

Washington, Nov. A. Ell Sc
nado y la Camara de la naci6n
reeesaron aver luego de habere
.erminado la legislature extra
ordinaria que q Presidente con
voc6 para cancelar ell embargo
EN- la ley de nertralidad. Antics
del receso, en- cada cuerpo, sc It
30 un mensaje del Presidente g.
giadeciendo a los lsgisladores 81
labor y deseandoles felicidad e1
el Dia de Oar Gracias y en- Ma
vidad.
La comisi6n mixta nombrads
acept6 aver las modificaeiones
del Senado y la ley fue remitida
inmediatamente al Executive.
Hoy Sc firmara la ley, al me-
diodia, en- presencia del vice.
p~residente Garner y los lideres
de la administration.
POGO despues Sc expediran va
rias proclamas, por ell Ejecuti-
vo, poniendo en- vigor las clau-
sulas de la ley.
La nueva legislature nacio-
nal Sc abrira ell dia 3 de enero
de 1910.
La gaceta., 1939-11-04

na Y Ethiopia como miembro de
la fuerza aerea. Entire 1919 Y
1922 dirigio las actividades fas
cistas EN- la provincial de Raven
ma, donde cometi6 algunos ac-
los de violencia.
FL mariscal GRAHAM, nuevo
iefe de Estado Mayor, es un de-
yoto catolico romano, un hecho
que debe tenerse muy en- cuenta
al considerar los cambios.
Ciano es Ell principal respon-
sable de la ruptura del Eje, in
conforme con los frecCentes lie.
saciertos y estridencias de Hit
Ter.
La mission de los nuevos miam
bros del gabinete sera dar la
mayor fuerza possible a la nor
ma de neutralidad. Mussolini 81
ora aprovechar la neutralidad
para salvar la economic de su
regimen.
La gaceta., 1939-11-04

Cancelado Ell embargo de ar
mas, Francia e Inglaterra ad-
quiriran miles de a~eroplanos IN
este pais-Se dice.
LA production de las fabri-
cas- americans, actualmente,
basta para satisfacer las 6rde-
mes de la marina y Ell ejercito y
al mismo tempo vender a esas
naciones democraticas?
Estados Unidos debiera al :
mentar la capacidad de fabrica-
ci6n de aeroplanos, de modo que
los amigos queden servidos Y IL
Rep1blica pueda adquirir 10 que
neceSita.
No por vest1r al vecinO en- tran
ce de peligro, podemos olvidar
que la preparation de Estad3s
Unidos debe crecer rapidamer-
tie.