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Big Brother Movement.

A Junior Board committee, headed
by Harold Rice, has been at work
compiling data on the Nationwide
Big Brother movement and it's
adaptibility to Washington. Accord
ing to members of the committee,
the movement reaches the boy not
included in club work and other
existing organizations and has been
very successful in other cities over
periods as long as IS years.
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about the world-are found in the
home.
To the relics of American history
collected by the Andersons. the
Cincinnati are adding their owr
precious objects. The museum will
be one of the most interesting in
the city, it is said.
Has 1880 Members.
The society now has membership
of about 1850. This includes the
French chapter of $50, descendants
of those who came from France 10
fight for this country. The French
government last year delegated tax
free to the society one of the build
ings at Versailles.
In the new museum the society
will memorialize its famous members
such men as Alexander Hamilton
who succeeded Washington as Presi-
dent of the organization, and Charles
Pinckney-"Millions for defense but
not one cent for tribute"-who next
headed the society.
Other honorary members of the
society were Benjamin Franklin
Winfield Scott, Stephen Decatur
Zachary Taylor, naniel Webster
President Cleveland, Admiral Dewey
President Mckinley, President TAFT
President Wilson, Gen. Pershing
Gen. Leonard Wood, Justice Oliver
Wendell Holmes, President Theodore
Roosevelt.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt is
a member, as are Senators Green
Barbour and Overton. Frenchmen
who have belonged include La Fay
cite, Rochambeau, Jusserand, Toch
Hamilton Fish and LEnfant,
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C12Q r ST
1719 R l AVE
I'd WCf.d Atm0S 0he n
THE ABBEY,
1896 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
BELMONT GARDENS,
SUNDERLAND HOUSE,

1915 goth ST. NV.
Single and double rooms with board.
Some with running water One block from
Dupont Circle within walking distance
downtown. Newly redecorated. Recrea-
ton room building. Limited number of
happy, congenlal people. Excellent food,
moderate
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JAZZ SPRING RD NW-PRIVATH
home, 2nd floor; 3 rooms private bath,
large kitchen, Frlgidaire. h.-w. heat
1924 D ST, NE-2 RMS, KITCHEN,
Seml-private bath; gas, elec, heat phone
INCL. elec. refs. Adults only S31 so
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THE AUGUSTA" COR N Y AMI 7
aves. n.w.-Unusually fine, modern ants
now available in this beautifully kept bfdg
: rms, X. and b., $40; 3 rms. k and b. $50
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OPEN--l115 MARYLAND AVE. NE,-3
rms; and bath (private aptD: also one
IN Brlghtwood. fine condition. Geo. 1925
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SAVE YOUR TIME.

Phone Association Of Guests Homes at
WASHINGTON ROOM EXCHANGE. CO.
lumbla $3.50 Over 500 well-located. well
furnished. inspected homes. car Will call
q representative will show available space.
This service FREE to potential guests. pro-
vided by membership fees. Rooms with or
without board. private bath. grill or kitch-
en- privileges. Homes for students of for
eign languages, Homes in nearly every
desirable section of city Open until p m.
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4403 18th ST NW.-APTS. OF > AND 3
rooms, Kitchen and bath; newly decorated
up 70 Gate G. E. REFRIGERATOR; low rent
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s12 18th ST. NV. TALLY-HO BLDG, Q
blocks from White House-Large living
room. reception hall, bedroom kitchenetts
Reduced from $50 to $3.50 S95 to $50.
Gas included; Apply Tally-Ho Restaurant,
rear $40 nth ST n W
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n.w-l and 2 rooms, kitchen and bath
newly decorated; refrieeratlon on house;
elevator. Reasonable. MANAGER, Dist Sl45
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p BEDRMS.,
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR,

PETWoRTH-1st FLOOR PVT. HOME.
rec room; 5000. Randolph sa4l. ''
LARGE, LIGHT: AIRY. l-RoOM APT;
. windows; bath, rec. hall. large closet,
G5ss G5s A5' ea bnts,e 19s, 1sGl ~ 10th st. North
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN, RRIVATE BATH;
only: excellent for employed couple. Cali
after pm. Greenwood 25ss-J
TWO GIRLS TO SHARE 2-BEDRooM.
Wth yhs ohefs Kitchen cal c5amS PaTty
before 2:30 or after 6 pm "
sos WHITTIER PL ,N.W-,MoDERN 2
expos: all utilities; 2 adults only. Vacant.
S1hSrn. 9nI9rn.' S45; furn., S55. Gar. Georgia
51l9 GA. AVE. N.W.-4 RMS, SLEEPING
porch: kit. bath; fine condition; refg;
pgt. entrance rear yard; garage; S45 to
SOB. National 030s Wisconsin 2992
ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
o1 aspoointment. MRS. GREEN shepherd aisnis
CONCORD GARDENS 1901 CONCORD
ave; NV, $500 block 13th)-New cross
ventilated apartment. 9 rooms. kitchen. di-
shopping center golf course. express s"tams BUS
churches and schools Res. mgr Apt. 1903.
i;H}s.Is h39a BLAIR RD. NW.-BEDRooM. KIT,
reIrlg, sink gas. uni. phone. Geo. 3lO6.
LARGE HOME. OVERLOOKING PKWAY: 7
rooms, nrKist room, screened porch, lovely
yd Red. rent. shep. 272s.
TAKOMA PIX. DC. 1850 EASTERN AVE
90 Large room, kit; porch, garden only
5000 ILLINOIS AVE. NV BEDRMs,,
Kilt, bath; conVen cars buses
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1928 18th ST Ne ROOMS. KITCHEN.
private bath, large back porch. newly deco
rated: heat. light, gas. Frigidaire. unlim.
phone: adults
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FOUNTAIN COURT.

Double with semi-private bath. $40.
Beautiful front double with private
bath, dressing room large closet. SO.
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THE FAIRFAX

21On MASSACHUSETTS AVE NV
Sa West OF Dupont Circle (2Oc Taxi Zone)
Apis Of ] TO 5 rms and bath FURN
service optional TRANSIENTLY from SO:
WEEKLY MONTHLY SPLENDID restaurant.
moderate prices. Rents incl elec for lights
and refg Lovely roof garden D E.
STEPHAN, manaeer
Please Call in Person Regard
ing Special Summer Rates.
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CULTURED YOUNG LADY TO SHARE
with two others large. beautlfui. newly
Hotel: exceptionally desirable. 260l Calvert
81 n U AMI 300
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1890 N. H AVE NV APT 4O9-LADY
share with another two-room. d'nette.
kitchen apt; large closets near Dupont
Circle elevator
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APARTMEkTs FURNISHED.

A COOL QUIET. CHARMINGLY FURN.
apt. near Dupont Circle; suitable for o.
reas. Call Decatur 4s19-J,
1852 HENYON NW.-LIVING-B BEDROOM
kitchen; refrigeration. cleo, gas furn;
newly decorated; convenient; reas.: adults.
2Gl9 18th ST. NW.-3 ROOMS AND
bath. Frigidaire. 3rd floor,
606 A ST. s,E.-3 LARGE FRONT ROOMS,
linens. Frigidare. SAC
WILL SUBLEASE FOR SEVERAL MOS.
attract. newly ,furn. apt; ideal location:
1or rehned people; refs. exchge. Col 0455.
2 RMS, ENCLOSED PORCH, Ink H G..
e. FrlRidaire: reas.: also large furn. front
rIn. 2O22 3rd st. ne.
BELVEDERE 1901 MASS AVE NV, APT
6O3-Furn, room one or two emp. women;
La. SALE, NET. 2l6l. APT. 91l-BED-
Will share with another; refs.
1905 ST NV. APT. 54-YOUNG LADY
to share apt. with another. Telephone
Mich. 7112.
TAKoMA PARK, D. G, 7l4s CHESTNUT
transportation; res. manager. Geo. 916l. :
2616 UNIVERSITY PL. NV LARGE
rms, private bath sink, REFRIGERATOR; CHI W.;
rent reduced, very desirable.
1919 COLUMBIA RD NV RM..
kitchenette, sink. refg., phone. ch.w, gas,
cleo; very reasonable Wisconsin 4o51.
$37 3o-222s 1st NV R., K. B.
o. ,THos; D. WALSH, INC,
s15 11th NV. Dist. 1858.
-FURN-UNFURN
Free car service Sun. All 4O47
1910 Vermont. Rm, 2l7. Day, Natl. 1884.
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AN ATTRACTIVE Apt ROOMS. INCL
sun parlor, newly decorated elec refg..
Jan service. 1919 18th st. NV: 500. Du-
pont o6l4
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500 QUINCY ST NV ROOM, KITCH-
enette, bath. insulated home; near Soldiers
Home: reasonable. Adams QhOl-M
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1897 ST S.E-ENTIRE 2nd FL; .
rms, kitchen, pvt. bath. screened ST. porch
expos. oil heat. gas elec. incl: adults .
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fam. 5-rm. bath apts; heat h water
furn. Col. 1914 Avail June l and Is.
CHEVY CHASE. MD, SAO3 CONN AVE-3
rooms kltchenette bath: everything fur
n.shed; $40. Adults Wis 3S4S-W
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1921 ROCK CREEK FORD RID N.W,-oNE
room complete kit, glass-lncl. porcn, semi
pvt. bath; newly dec Georgia 4971
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32O4 18th ST NV. MT. PLEASANT
Small living rm sleeping porch. windows
kitchenette semi-pvt. bath: l person gas
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tractlve cheerful. Ann, Kit. b. front apt.
500. eiec. refs. res. mgr. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. 1O5 Fla. ave. n ". North NlN4
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p MADISON ST. NW.-HIGH AIRY,
66eathtul; 1st floor duplex, 3 exposures;
. large rooms, kitchen dinette, bath. show.
er screened porch yard. set tube in base
ment' neat, hot water, Frigldaire, $50
MoceTn, ,Teli-kept building. Call Mrs.
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TO EMPLOYED COUPLE WITH INFANT
or smal! child day care given child; en-
TIRE End floor; det. corner house; large,
shady lawn: clean. cool rooms hall and
PAIN; n "; many closets; h.-wh; Fris-
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floor apt, separate entrance; 2 bedrms Hy
rIi,, In, kit.' dinette. bath. porch; $3.50.
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screened porch; gas. cleo, refs incl in rent
HhfeSsssohanle HfSs Gentiles. References. Col.
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1915 QUEEN ST. Me- room newly
EQUIPPED kitchen; bus service; sas, elec,
incl Lincoln 1892
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhEuR.

river, Army-Navy Nun Int. Bldes -Liv
rn7.. berdm.. dinette, kit. bath; rets free :
THE ALANDALE. Mr. DUPONT CIRCLE
Apt "a. 20O6 N.
rooms, kitchen and bath; all outside
rooms; facing streets $50
o B HOPKINS
l126 Vermont Ave NV
DiStrlct I211 OF WnndleN n4oO
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CLOSE. TO YOI7R WORK.

l RM. KIT. S35: . RMS KIT. S45.
Modern. downtown elevator apt bldg
convenient; large. bright rooms; furn at
slight eXtra cost BLAIR. 1871 NJ 81. q V
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Cool cheerful basement double. $50
Fine meals. rich atmosphere; clean,
newly furnished rooms
1917 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Desirable cool beautifully furnished
rooms. pvt. and semi-pvi baths: sun deck
terrace, large lawn. shade. game room,
convenient to shopping and theater dis
Wal r.
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ALWAYS DESIRED.
HIGH GROUND.
Opposite Meridian Hill Park Screened
north porch open view; living room with
daybed, bedroom with twin beds, tiled
Bathroom tub and shower, dinette, kitten
enette electric refrigeration; comfortably
furnished Rate at unfurnished cost,
SOY so Available June I5-September l5
2440 18th st, NV. Apt. VIVA
1927 KENYON ST. NV.
Ideally arranged apt. for 3 or 4 girls,
who would Ike TO live together
u THGS. E FARRELL CO. Real'or
~ loth st. NV. National O765.
FOR NATURE LOVERS.
Overlooking stream; 3 rms and bath
newly dec. elec, range and refrigeration;
S42 so adults only. 6l09 Broad ST.
Brookmont Nd
SGT so TWO ROOMS KITCHEN. BATH
1919 G. ST. NV.
Free gas. electricity. refriperaticn: nicely
1urnlShed located in high-class apartment
bulldlng; 24-hour elevator and switchboard
service
Call MR. DAVIS. Res. Mgr, Met. $500
as RITTrNHOUsF NV COOL, QUIET
house. insulated for maximum year-round
comfort: 3 rooms. kitchen private oath;
3 exposures. gas electric included; suitable
: or 3 adult Gentiles
35ll DAVENPORT ST. NV.
Apt. 412, corner Conn ave Spacious .
bedrooms twin bed suites living room
BABY grand piano shower bath, kitchen
silver. linens.
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Ell CASER," 7O5 4th N.W.-NEW MOD
erh' large downtown apt. bids. beautifully
kept; r. X. and b., S45. and h SOS
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UNUSUAL APT. VALUE.
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.
GRAND 3-RM APT. S42: FURN EXTRA.
De luxe modern NV BLDG Convenient TO
everything Large rms. double exposures.
Finest httinRs and service Adams 962s
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APT 1902. KEYSTONE. o2nd AND PA
ave: nv rm;, kit bath. large DR.: closet:
pietely furnished. $50 Renablic sub Ss4e -.
ATTRACTIVE LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM
elassed-in sun porch, kitchen and bath; gas
radio: completely furnished $50: employed
couole or suitable for 3 gentlemen. 1116
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT, 2 RMS
kitchen. bath: switchboard, elevator service
Dec. 4110. Branch sos.
II end ST. NE.-sECoND FLOOR, THREE
large rooms, porch, ami; adults only:
tanitor service: reas. %.
5000 CONN. AVE. APT. 3O4-coMPLETE-
y furnished. ! room and bath. from May
29th to July 1st: reasonable q.
lis{I ls6l CRESCENT PLACE NV. OPP NE
ss6 fine }Gfniurs 'eseF sass
2I29 :i,s,o. G ST: N;W:-oNEi TWO ROOMS
Rooms, s. week o6'
A. NJ ST. NW.-LARGE BED-LIV RM,
piece dlnette. complete kit, eec. refg -
all newly decorated and furn Dist. l109.
l!2l RHODE ISLAND AVE, ,N.W-LARdE
large closets; conv. location
JUNE. JULY. BRIGHT, CHEER
children; reasonable. Adams 4607-M. 21'
300 CONN AVE. 3l5 CATHEDRAL
Mansions North-Sublet June 3rd-Septem-
her 3rd, attractive , bedrooms, living
room. kitchen. bath. Columbia 2145. 21'
/ OR GENTLEMEN TO SHARE NICELY
furnished apt, twin beds. maid service;
meals OPTIONAL Met. 2161, Apt 1929. 21'
PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD-Ex. LOG. L
and 2 cool: attrac. rms. dinette, kit, bath,
shower Also attrac. bachelor apt. Reason
able. Frigidaire; elev. Adams 1882. rs"
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ONLY S35-1312 COLUMBIA RD. NV
Apartment, large rooms. bath closets.
modern sink ard gas range: free electricity
and sas, oil heat. hot water. Good service
Porch stairway TO rear yard. Manager or
Chestnut O15S
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
Ell PUEBLO ITALIANO CON
DENA LA INVASION DE
FINLANDIA
Sc We En- Russia Una AmenGza
CrecieRte

Roma, Die. Ala invasion
de Finlandia por Russia ha eau
sado profundo disgusto en- ell
pueblo italiano.
Los f~ascistas convienen con
TN a~rticulo publicado en- ell 0s-
servatore Romano, en- ell cual Sc
dice que la pressnte amenaza
militar sovietica no es solo una
amenaza contra la Independent
ella de un pals, sino una amena-
"a en- cuanto al progreso del CO.
munismo en- Europa. Del destl-
no de Finlandia depende, en-
gran MEDIA eel estino de todo
ell norte de Europa.
Italia no puede permitir que
Sc extienda a los Balka-
mes, por cuanto afectaria a su
saguridad nacional. Los jefes i
talianos aprecian en- toda su ex-
tension la nueva creciente ama-
naza, pero mantienen "su tran
quila armada vigilancia",
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
Ell NUEVO GABINETE FIN
LANDES

Helsinki, Die. 4.-Componen
ell nUevo gabinete finlandes, a.
demas del primer ministro Ry-
u, los siguientes ministries. Ne
gocios extranjeros, v. A. Tan
ner; guerra, Julio Niukkanen,
ministro de guerra ministro de
educaci6n, X. Hannula; minis
tro del interior Baron Ernst
Vo nBorn; hacienda, M. Pekka-
la; justicia, DR.. Johan o. Soc
derhjeim; coordination econ6-
mica, baron Won Fierndt, mejo-
ramiento social, p. FagerhOlm;
transporte, V. Salovaare; indus
tria, d. KotiThenen; agricultu-
ra p. V. Heikkinen; ministro
sin cartera, Juhu X. Paasikivi;
subministro, ]. Koivisto.
Los cOmunistas fueron expul-
sados de Finlandia en- 1890.
La cast totalidad del pueblo
apOya a Ryti.
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
R @ UN ATA-
QUE EN-
LOS

Ankara, Turquia, Die. 4.-El
presidsnte turco lsmet lnonu Y
ell mariscal Fevzi Cakmak, jefe
de estado mayor del ejercito. tur
co, Green que Alemania lanzara,
dentro de pocas semanas, una
gran ofensiva contra los Balka-
mes Y ell Cercano 0riente. Russia,
segin ellos, desea dominar la
parte Central de Asia y legar a
la India, y Alemania desea obte-
ner una salida al Mediterraneo
Y tener acceso al ~aceite, minera-
les Y alimentos de Anatolia y Ia
Mesopatamia.
Turquia, con la ayuda de
Francia a Inglaterra, sc prepa-
ra para 10 que pueda suceder.
En- la primavera Ia union de Is
tas tres potencias dara mucho
ore pensar a Alemania, en-
cuanto a un ataque. Uno de los
puntos favorables a los Balka-
mes consiste en- que sera muy d.
ficil lograr que Russia y Alema-
MIA Sc entiendan.
ST Alsmania mandase srs tro-
pas a los Dardanelos, con la in
tenci6n de invadir Ell Asia Me-
nor, buscaria quedarse con la
parte del leon.
Pero ademas de las dificulta-
des que los agresores pudieran
encontrar hay otra raz6n para
Greer que la paz sera manteni-
da y es que Francia e Inglate-
IRA ayudaran a los pueblo balka
nicos para que puedan defen-
deEca
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
CO MO WE'VE
Ell SUELDO DE LOS ABO-
CADOS MAXWELL Y
COBBEY

Publicaos a continuation
una carta, fimada pOr un "Ts-
baquero Inocente", que dice;
Los abogados Maxwell y
CObbey, a sueldo de la Union,
81 200 anuales, acaban de CO.
brar $500 extras pOr un juicio
de arbitraje de tres dias.
81 estos abOgAdos ganan
Glen pesos por mes, trabajen o
no trabajen, LpOr que la cuen-
ia es de $500 mas.
YO soy un inOcente y no pue-
do explicarme ESQ de eStar a
sueldo, por amos y luego CO.
brar $500.
Ahora bien, 81 est6 bien, en-
tonces que sc lie aviSe al pue-
bio.
(Fdo.) I'm Tabaque InOcente
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
LOS JUGADORES PASAR0N
A TERRITORIO MEXICANO
Sou PerNguidOs los los
Te1ds Rangers

FL Paso, Texas, Die. 4.-Per-
por la guardia monta-
da del Estado, los Texas Ran
gers, centenares de jugadores
huyeron hoy hacia Juarez, en- Ell
territorio mexicano.
Fl captain William MENU
rray di6 6rdenes terminates a
sus hombres y estos cayeron 80
bre los cafes y casas de jUego.
Recientemente a gobernador
pronunci6 un discurso, pOr la
Radio, contra el juego prohl-
DIDO y Il gsuA malsantA
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
BATISTA Sc RETIRARA DEL
EJERCITO Ell MERCEDES
Pedraza lie sustituira en-
ell mando

Habana, Die. 4.-En ell cam
pamento de Columbia, llama
do ahora Ciudad Militar, Sc
anuncio hoy que ell coronel Ba-
tista sc retirara ell proximo
microbes. Ell mando del ejer-
cito Sc pasara al coronel Jose
Pedraza, Jefe de policia, ms
pector del ejercito y segundo
en- categoria militar. Afirmase
que varios jefes y Oficiales Sc
retirarSn tambien, entire eilos
jaime Marine, uno de los hon.
bres de confianza de Batista.
Los ComunIstas nominaran
manana a Batista candidate a
la Presidencia. va lie nomina-
ron en- convenciones pasadas
los Liberales "machadistas" y
los Nacionalistas de Mendieta.
TODD indica que la oposi-
cion lIevara de candidate pre-
sidencial al DIR. Ramon Grau
San Martin, ell eximio cubano.
ST la oposici6n concuerda EN-
Grau, Batista solo podra ga
mar las elecciones 81 ell ejerci-
to las "roba" para el.
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
PIDE LA IN
DE LA so.
E ID DE NACIONES

Ginebra, Die. Ala Liga dc
Naciones ha sido convocada pa
ra considerar una apelaci6n de
arbitraje hecha por la agredida
Rep1blica de Finlandia. FinlaG
dia demanda que la Liga sea la
mda Embellishments a session,
avisando que la invasion cOmen
70 ell pasado dia 80.
Entreg6 la nota de solicitud q
Jose Avenol, secretario de la Lii
ga, ell Sr, Roddlfo Hoist, ex-
ministro de relaciones exterio-
res de Finlandia.
Russia, segGn su representan-
Ia en- Ginebra, todavia Sc man
tiene leal a la Liga.
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
RUMANIA LIE PIDE A Bull
CARA ADOPTE UNA AC-
TITUD TRANSIGENTE

BucareSt, Rumania, Die. A.
FL nuevo ministro de negocics
extranjeros, Grigore Gafencu,
ha pedido a Hungria adopte T.
ma actitud transigente, con ell
fin de poder reanudar las rela-
clones con Budapest. Gafencu
rechaza las demands hdngaras
y Sc opone por complete al revi-
sionismo. "Rumania desea me-
jorar sus relaciones con todos
los estados fronterizos y mantle
ner tina norma de absolute neu-
tralidad.
Hungria asegura que Ruma-
MIA no puede esperar sostener,
por tempo indefinido, los terri
torios que adquiera por virtGd
del tratado del Trianon.
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
ESTA EN- Ell FRENTE Ell
GRAIL. Won B~RAUCHITSCH

Berlin, Die. 4.-Esta realizan
do una vista de inspection en- ell
frente occidental ell general Wal
ther Won Brauchitsch, CONAN
dante en- jefe del ejercito ale
man.
Pas6 el dia tranquilo en- ell
frente de guerra y la aviaci6n
inglesa fue rechazada.
Dicese que mas de un million
de hombre sse han concentrate
por eu mando en- Cd banco IL
guierdo del Rhin.
Varias divisiones esperan Or
denes EN- Aschen.
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
CAMPANA CONTRA Los
COMUNISTAS EN- CANADA

Ottawa, Canada, Die. A.
FL gobierno canadense extien-
de su campaha contra los CO.
munistas. Los 6rganos de los
rojos en- Toronto y Montreal
"The Clarion" y la Clarte",
fueron confiscados hace pocos
dias. I'm panfleto, que Sc dice
publicado por ell partido CO.
munista, do aver motive a
una Investigation Official. Los
comunistas dicen que "debG
ponerse termino, ahora, a la
guerra Imperialism. Firma ell
panfleto Tim Buck, secretari0
del partido Comunista en- e!
Canada, quien dice: Los Ca
nadenses odian ell fascismo
porque saben que este es e!
Instruments asesino de los
grandes monopolios,"
Todas las reglas de defen-
sa del Canada Sc contravienen
por esa publication y sus au-
torres son buscados.
Una gran parte de la OPT
uidn pdhliea dsmanda cue 81
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
OACUSADo DE
MATAR A SU MUJER

Los Angeles, Die. 4.-Bajo la
acusaci6n de asesinar a SD mu-
ier, Ia actriz Doris s. Darcy, de
81 amos, fue arrestado hoy ell
Dr.. George X. Darcy, de Al, un
prominente medico de Santa
Monica.
AL ser detenido, el medico di-
10: ANTE Dios juro qre NADIA
he tenido que yer con su muer-
te".
Ell cuerpo fue encontrado en-
"a cochera y le produjo la muer-
te el aeido carb6nico. I'm testi-
20 dice que vic al medico GUAM
do en- brazos llevaba a su muier
en- direction de Ia cochera, Ia
noche anterior al hallazgo del
.esd3vSr,
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
LA CAMARA DE C0MERCIO
DEL ESTADO Sc HALLA
N EN- TAlMP A

La Camara de Concrete del
Estado inici6 hoy una session de
dos dias en- el hotel Tampa Te-
trace, de esta ciudad.
Preside la session de hoy, que
comenz6 a las 1915 de la ma
mana, ell Sr. Carl d. Brorein,
vicepresidente de Ia Camara de-
Estado y al mismo tempo pre-
sidente del comit6 que ha prepa-
RADIO ell programa.
Hablaron en- la primera Sc
sion el Sr. Harold Colee, ell pre-
sidente de la Camara; Carl c.
Conway, presidente de la junta
de directories de la Continental
Can Co., y el ssnador Andrews.
Intervinieron en- ell programa
el DR.. John Branscomb, pastor
de la Primera Iglesia Metodis-
ia el alcalde r. Y. l.. Clancy ;
wv. Howard FARMLAND, presi-
dente de la Camara de Tampa,
y otras personals.
En- la reunion de por la tar
de hablara el Sr. Thomas Burke
de Washington, presidente de
Ia division de cOmunicaciones
internacionales del departa.
m~entomento de Estado,
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
TOM MAHONEY Sc BATIRA
HOY CON Ell TERROR
DORADO"
Ell BGrbudo Savage contra ell
DR.. Mackenzie

Esta noche, en- Benjamin
Field, Tom Mahoney, Ell hermo-
so irlandes, Sc batira con el "Te
rror Dorado, Ell hombre de la
capa,, la mascara y el potro.
Ell Terror Dorado" es un IN
dividuo "peligrosisimo" y dice
que lie pondra plumas a Maho-
ney, cOnsiderando que este es
un gallo que no canta.
Daniel "BarbudO" Savage
volvera hoy al cuadrilatero dc
los artilleros y Sc batira con el
DR.. Gordon Mackenzie, quien
dice "operara' a SD rival.
Cliff Olson sostendra otra de
las peleas y tendra de contrario
a Dickie Lever.
La gaceta., 1939-12-04

MantengamOs tcdos ell en-
barge contra los bClseviques y
Sus adlateres.
Los criminales agresores no
tienen derecho a esperar que S
vilaza sea aprobada por los HON
bres liberales y s~ensatoS.
Los fabricantes de aeropla-
nos de este pals rehusan vender
lie aviones de guerra a una CO.
mission enviada a este pals por
Moscu.
Els una actitud intsligente y
humane. va Sc hizo 10 mlsmo
con ell Jap6n, recientemente.
iQue los agresores no obten-
gan ell apoyo de los paises de :
mocraticos y sus industries!
La gaceta., 1939-12-04
Entro hoy en- vigor ell bloqueo
contra las exportaciones nazis
Finlandia quiere ell canine de la Paz, pero sin
sacrificar su independents.

fue un grupo numeroso, de gran
velocidad Y potencia destrrcti-
va.
Finlandia trata hoy de en-
contrar una seduction pacifica a
sus problemas con la Russia So
Wet.
Los invasores sufrieron gran
des bajas, aver y hoy, Y la avia-
ci6n sovietica no pudo deSpegar
a causa de las tormentas de ME
We.
Veintena de miles de civiles
Sc han marchado deSde Helsin-
XII hacia ell interior.
Varios miles de soldados ru-
SOS freron volados por minas en-
Terijoki, asiento del grupo CO.
munista que cuenta co mel apo
yo de Moscu.
Hablando por la Radio hacia
la America, ell nuevo primer mi
nistro Rise Ryti, gobernador
del banco de Finlandia, declare
que Finlandia esta dispuesta a
negociar las demandas de la Rd-
STA Soviet, hasta Ell Unite, pero
sin que sea violada su indepen-
dencia o norma de neutralidad.