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EE domingo

Dos excursiones partiran ell
domingo hacia Key West. Una
organizada por la Orden Caba-
Hero de la Luz y la otra por Ia
Secci6n Atletica del Centre O.
brero.
Ell grupo de la prestigiosa Or
den celebr6 anoche un Gambia
de impresiones, con vistas a com
pletar los preparativos del via
je.
Los muchachos del Centre o.
brero, que llevaran al Cayo una
excelente novena de pelota, tie
men va listos los coches.
Quiere este decir que Key
West tiene muchos amigos en- ia
c0lonia latina de Tampa.
Una delegation de Miami Sc
agregara a la de Tampa en- Ia
bella ciudad de la playa conoci-
da en- TODD ell mundo.
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RADIO

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$3.50 Rita Rio Orchestra
5:45 Lowell Thomas
900 Fred Waring Orch.
1900 Cities Service Program
9:45 Horace Heidi Orch.
1880 Tommy Dorsey Orch.
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Jimmy Lunceford Orch
CHS Features
100 Press News
5:35 Enoch Light Orchestra
6:15 Lum and Abner
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10 QUE r DICEN
Y 70 COMENTO
Por Jose R. Sanfelix

Mientras que en- esta bendita
Tampa Sc esta pensando en- la
exploitation despiadada del obre
no, tratando de imponer martin
galas con Ell nombre de "siste-
mas, vease 10 que hace la en-
presa propietaria del conocido
diario "The Chicago Tribune,
en- favor de sus empleados:
Ha nombrado un Consejero
Medico para atender a sus emf
La gaceta., 1939-06-30

Este articulo tiene un solo
prop6sito: hacer frente con he
chos y cifras a las acusaciones
mas comGnmente formulados
contra los judios.
Las razones que ,.os hombres
dan para sus suspicaciaG, odios
y p~rejuicios a menudo tienen
muy POGO que yer con las emo
clones que las producer. Pero al
mismo tempo cuando hay ma
yor perception de antisemitis-
mo, puede ser cosa it'll pasar re
vista una por una a las razones
mas com1nmente aducidas para
este prejuicio y demostrar 10
que valen en- realidad.
Comencemos con Ia raz6n
que estimo es la mas extendida,
no tanto por ser mas valida que
las otras como porque satisface
las mas ampllas necesidRdes.
Mark Twain la expres6 suscina-
mente cuando escribi6: "Nueve
parties de la hostilidad
surge de la incapacidad de la
mayorfa de los cristianos para
competir con la generalidad de
los judios en- los negocios'. Ell
principal editorial de la edicion
de 18 de agosto de 1888 de The
Catholic Transcript, de Hart
ford, Connecticut, decfa: "Los
judfos -. son odiados porque
son demasiado prosperos, por-
que tienen demasiado buen EXT
to en- apoderarse de las cosas.
Canaan con harta facilidad cuan
do contender por las cosas bue-
mas que Ell mundo de la epoca ac-
tual puede dar. ). Son los hon.
bres mas ricos del mundo go.
Los judios saben como dirigir
los negocios mejor que sus riva-
les.
Esta noci6n alcanza su forma
extrema en- la acusaci6n disemi-
nado no solamente por los nazis
alemanes sino por Henry Ford,
hasta que Sc retract6 p1blica-
mente; por Ell difunto congresis
ia Louis T. McFadden CLOS
gentiles tienen ell papel, mien-
: tras que los judios tienen el
oro'); por Ell Padre Coughlin,
etc. : que los judios pOr codicia y
astucia han adquirido ell control
de las finanzas internacionales
que explotan para ventaja pro-
pia segGn la direction de los Sa
bios de Sion.
Este representa- la creencia
de muchos cristianos sobre ell
status econ6mico, la capacidad
y ell poder de los judios. Ahora
bien, Icuales son los hechos?
Empezare por casa, es decir,
por la ciudad de Rochester,
New York, donde viven mas
de 10000 judios. Aqui tambien,
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DINAMTTEROS CONDENA
DOS EN- fNCLATERRA


tLondres, JUNO 30.-Por cons
pirar para producer explosions
en- ell RENO, cuatro individuos
fueron condenados hoy a 20 a.
nos de preside cada uno.
AL ser sentenciado, uno de los
prisioneros Sc puso de pie y gci
to: iArriba la Republica Irlan-
desa!
LIE sigui6 otro con estas pala-
bras: Dios salvara a Irlanda.
Y un tercero: Larga vida a
la RepGblica Irlandesa.
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pleados en- todOs los departarhen

pleados en- todos los departamen
tos de Ia rlanta del gran diario,
y buscando al doctor que creye.
ron mas competente nombraron
al DR.. Fred W. Fitz Reputable
medico de Chicago, para desem-
pefar csc delicado cargo de
"Consejero Medico", para que
Guide de la salud de todos los
que laboran en- la planta.
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ADMITIO HABER ASESINA.
DO A SU MADRE

Hollywood, JUNO 30.-Camp-
bell Mcdonald, de rs amos de
edad, confes6 hoy haber asesi-
nado a su madre. La admission
Sc la hizo al policia Charles Var
co. Creese que Ell joven mat6 ha
ce cinco meses a una bella baila-
rina rusa.
ia mate porque me habia a.
menazado con recluirme en- un
asilo de locos".
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NOTAS SOCIALES
(Viene de Ia ga pd0.)

Hoy Sc completaran los pre-
parativos, de modo que la fies-
ia resulte del agrado de todos
los asistentAs.
Es una obra buena la que este
Castillo realiza en- la comunidad
latina.
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I'm Beneticio

Henry y Dolly, la notable pa
reja de bale, prepare su benefit
clio para ell dia 7 de julio, en- ei
Circulo Cubano.
Ensayan los dos varias sor-
presas para ell pdblico, con mo-
two de la noche de su homemade
Oportunamente daremos o.
tros detalleS.
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LIGA INTERSoCIAL
Nuevos ~jugadores

Ell Cfrculo Cubano comuni-
CO aver a la secretaria de Ia
Liga Intersocial ell ingreso del
jugador E. Menendez.
Los italianos metieron en- gu
novena a Manuel Lopez, un
e%xcelente pitcher.
Tenemos entendido que los
dos jugaran ell venidero domin
go, $
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THE AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BEING
r NERVOUS
Check Below And See II You Have
Amy OF The Signs

Quivering nerves can make you old and
haggard looking, cranky and hard 10 live
you Of good health, good times and jobs.
Don't let yourself Ego" like that. Start
taking a good, reliable tonic-one mado sspo-
ciailV for tp0men. And could you ask for any
thing whose benefits have been better proved
than word-famous Lydia ". Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Let the wholesome herbs and roots Of
Pinkham's Compound help Nature calm
pour ahrioldng nerves, tone up our system,
and help lessen distress from female fune-
donal disorders.
Maks a note NOW 20 get . bottle Of thia
9mB-Ngwvum Hmkham'u Compound TODAY
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$50 All Hands on Deck
700 Buddy Clark Muscial
500 Raymond Paige Orch.
$50 Believe it or not
Charles Baum Orch.
Edwin C. Hill, News
1920 Cab Galloway Orch.
IL 100 Nat Brandwyne Orch.
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Lluvias para la tarde de hoy.
Maxima aver, IS grades /; mini
ma, rs. Vientos moderados dc;
suroeste.
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EN- GAMING DE MARSELLA

Lisboa, JUNO 30.-En horas
de la madrugada sali6 para Mar
sella, donde completara su via
je, ell g~igantesco aeroplano Di-
xie Clipper. Lleva a su bordo %
pasajeroS correspondence.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Think Years Ahead
When You Select Your
OIL BURNER
Be Sure Of These 2 Things :

That you buy from large concern, per-
tsmanently established in this area. This is
important so you will be sure of proper service
5, 10, Is or more years from now. You are
sure with Sherwood Oil Heat. Sherwood
Brothers Incorporated, marketers of Sher-
wood oil heating services, was established in
this area over 40 years ago-now has millions
Of dollars invested in it's the same company
that markets Betholine, Richfeld and other
petroleum products.
q That just one company is responsible for
& everythng-selling you the burner, in
stalling 1t, handling the financing. servicins
the burner, supplying the fuel oil. Then there's
no question Of responsbility-no possibility of
"buck passing" You Get this with Sher-
Wood-Undivided Responsibility.
Costs Only s1.e6 a Week
No.O is THE time to buy. Sherwood Oil
Burners are selling at the lowest price
in bisfory-as lou as $225 complete, in
stalled, guaranteed and seryiced BY
Sherwood. You pay nothing until jaH
then only $1.oo ueek. Phone rs
noW-DEeatur 4I81-or piHf THE sboV-
room atI723 Connecticut Apenue, N. ".
Open evenings Hntilo.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Helen Wood Sings
But Not in Films

Though it is practically unknown
in Hollywood, Helen Wood possesses
naturally beautiful and we'll
trained singing voice.
Ironically enough, her first op-
portunity in pictures came in a
dancing role. Since then her rise
to fame in both motion pictures
and radio has been in straight dra-
matte parts similar to the one she
is now playing opposite James Elli-
son in R-K-O Radios Almost a
Gentleman"
Though naturally disappointed
that she has never been given the
chance to display her musical art
on the screen, the many compli-
ments she has received on the
beauty of her speaking voice make
her feel that the many hours spent
in voice placement and tone pro-
duction were not in vain.
Evening star., 1939-03-30

Prague is the chief reason for the
temporary postponement of Air
Raid" (Which has a Czecho- -Slovakian
background. If it is at all possible
TO procure European sequences Of
actual afraid preparations, the ex-
cellent story will be rushed into
production.
Ronald Colman will receive $780,
600 for playing the leading role in
The Light That Failed" from the
Kipling story. William Wellman di-
rects -. Universal is indulging in
a star-sigping rash. In addition
to Irene D6nne and Margaret Sulla-
van, one-picture contracts are being
arranged with Carole Lombard and
Loretta Young. But they will have
to wait awhile for Carole, who must
first make two pictures for R-K-O
Radio-"Memory of Love" and vigil
in the Night" Alan Marshall
gets his best role since "Dramati:
School" in Selznicks Flashing
Stream" to be directed by the
plump Alfred Hitchcock Nan
Grey and Tom Brown are sweet
hearts in "Ex- Champ" which stars
Victor McLaglen.
Basil Rathbone plays a leading
part with Bette Davis and Enrol
Flynn In THE Knight and the
Lady" which follows Bette's "Old
Maid :. If George Arliss can be
induced Ito play an important role,
you will see him in The Restless
Age with Jascha Heifetz, Joel
McCrea and Walter Brennan
Wendy Barrie makes love to Chester
Morris in R-K-O Radios Five
Came Back" said to be a Grand
Hotel" with wings! James
Stewart replaces Gary Cooper in
Frank Capras Mr.. Smith Goes to
Washington" I am glad for Jimmy's
sake. He needs a good picture to
follow his nebulous role in ice
Follles Of 1889" Jean Arthur emotes
with Stewart.
Sounds like a good idea-Metro's
plan to make several parodies on
travelogues, starring the one and
only Robert Benchley Benefit OF
Mankind" will star John Garfield
. Twentieth Century-Fox had
such a success with Kentucky
that plans are under way to glorify
other States. The next is titled
Maryland" =. Walter Wanger de-
nies that he has registered the title
"Mein Kampf' from the Hitler book
=. Guns and Fiddles" is the title
of the next Hedy Lamar Robert
Taylor movie.
There are only two actresses In
Hollywood capable of playing the
Tallulah Bankhead role in THE
Little Foxes Davis and Bar
oara Stanwyck. The latter will
probably get the part If Goldwyn
succeeds in buying the screen rights
from Playwright Lillian Hellman
-. The ubiquitous Franklyn Pang-
born goes into Warmers "City Hall
Scandal Jackie Coogan gets
$4,000 a week at Paramount while
making two pictures for the studio
What Life" and Seventeen"
Spencer Tracy stars in Metros
Rosary" but he will not play the
role of priest. He will appear as a
romantic character {. L hope Metro
drops its plan to remake Journeys s
End" There have been so many
limitations of the story that the
original might appear stale-even
with Robert Donat playing the Capt.
Stanhope role
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Evening star., 1939-03-30
Temperament
Hits a High
At the Met
Boys and Girls of
The Opera Battle
For Spotlight
By Albert ". WiIson,
Associated Press Stan Writer.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Temperamental outbursts in the
Metropolitan Opera Co. apparently
have set new high score during the
current 16-week season which now
nears its end.
Possibly the return of Beniamino
Gigli, after an absence of nearly
seven years, had something to do
with it. On the night of his return,
members of the company report,
there were a few tense minutes for
them all while he battled royalty
with Elizabeth Rethberg for possess
sion of his hand. They were singing
a duet in Aida" and, presumably,
Gigli was determined that Miss
Rethberg would not hold his hand.
He finally won-but only when the
duet ended.
Years ago Gigli made the first
pages OF newspapers when he finally
won a quiet argument with Maria
Jeritza in Fedora" for a lone cur
tain call by temporarily incapacitat-
ing her. He pushed her so hard at
the end of song that she wasn't
able to get out in front of the cur
tain with him before he had taken
the applause alone. Finally she
came out in tears, crying Hes not
nice to me-" incidentally, .Gigli was
supposed to push her in the scene.
Another time Gigli threw Rosa
Ponselle to the floor so hard she
sprained her wrist. But that was
just an accident, they both said
later.
Another tense moment this year
was when the little coloratura, Lily
Pons, made an entrance on some
steps in Lucia di Lammermoor"
and found two ballet girls sharing
the spotlight with her. Lily ordered
the girls off the steps, and, after a
lew moments of argument, they
retreated.
Giovanni Martinelli, who has been
singing for 26 years with the Metro
politan, clashed with Orchestra
Leader Gennaro Papi over the tempo
OF song he was singing on another
night. Martinelli was trying to
speed it up but Papi refused, and
during pauses they carried on in
inconclusive debate.
On the night that Lawrence Tib-
bett led the revival Of "Falstaff" the
chorus women and the ballet carried
on one-sided battle on the stage.
The ballet, wearing high Elizabeth
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Leon Enrol Is Cast
In Lupe's Latest

Leon Enrol, famed rubber legged"
comedian, and Donald MacBride,
who made his screen debut as the
irascible hotel auditor in Room
Service" have been cast for i'm
portant roles in R-K-O-Radio's
new Lupe Velez picture, THE Girl
From Mexico"
Donald Woods will play opposite
the Mexican screen star, who re-
Gently returned to Hollywood after
extended Eastern engagements. The
picture has started with Robert
Sisk producing, Leslie Goodwins d.
recting.
Evening star., 1939-03-30

. futile attempt to drive them of.
Early In che season most of the
chorus OF 100 men and women signed
petition protesting to Edward
johnson, the manager, that "supers"
were joining in the chorus singing.
The supers are extras who are called
in at $l.50 each per performance to
appear-silently-in' mob scenes.
Evening star., 1939-03-30

an dresses, had to come out in front
of the women singers, who were an
noyed by being shut off from view of
the audience. One hefty singer
picked up a surprised little dancer
by the back of her costume and
bounced her aside. Others used long
branches they were holding to hit
the headdresses Of the ballet girls in
Evening star., 1939-03-30

Very little can be done to stop them
from singing If they want to.
In fact, there have been cases of
Wall Street brokers or other opera
struck New Workers paying a super
several times the value of his call
card In order to get on the stage and
join In the singing.
Evening star., 1939-03-30

. Next time you step out, remember
ITS PABsT in the finest places from coast
to coast! Because Blue Ri bon is tuned
to Americas smarter taste. It's lighter,
brighter! Brisk-bodied, never syrupy or
logy! Nothing to slow down its invigor.
Evening star., 1939-03-30

particular epi-
Sode. Michael
CurtiZ directs.
Production is
slated for early
fall.
Dorothy La
mour has a cou-
pie of irritations
in store for her
when she makes
"Untamed," her
next but ne
picture cher first
is "Di S pu t e d
PaSsage"). She
Will wear a Sa-
rong "a garment
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Weather Wocky

PONTIAC. Mich. R.-Tempera
lures that scared to 78 degrees ap-
parently left thief here a bit
balmy. He broke into a shed at the
Municipal Golf Course and depart.
ed with a lawn mower, four shovels,
two rakes-and a toboggan.
Evening star., 1939-03-30

ach will appea{ separately
we OF Don Juan in her owe
Evening star., 1939-03-30

she now detests). But, worse than
that, her leading man will be Ray
Milland, whom she dislikes even
more.
I am assured by Paramount ex-
ecutives that the current trouble in
Evening star., 1939-03-30
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Brisk-Bodied, Not Logy!

ating action. That's why it quenehes
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feeling marvelously refreshed. This mas.
ter-blended formula is 9s-year Pabst
secret. So don't expect to find it in any
other beer. Demand BLUE RIBBON.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Errol Flynn to Set a Record
When He Stars in Don Tuan'
Not One, but Ten, Leading Ladies
To Appear Opposite Him;
Dorothy Bears Cross
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.

Enrol Flynn will achieve the ultimate in his film
stars IN Don JUAN The dashng Irishman
leading women Five of them will be Warner Bros payersAnn
Sheridan Olivia Havland
Lya Lys Ann Sheridan will precedence
Priscilla Lane Olivia no
chance the:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-06

Umbrella motif Many's the time the necessity of carving an umbrella has served to spoil the tout ensem- ble as it were of the well dressed woman However the umbrella thanks Mr. Chamberlain of England, is top hole this fall While Prime Minister Chamberlain is very busv with very very serious matters of state his rsty umnrella has sent couurers hither and yon and set them in dher as which will best feature that homey but necessary article that aunts of rainy day Lest YOU are imagining the current oiled silk type in all colors and figured combinations the good substantial black one with the crooked handle such as MT. Chamberlain might carry will state that those designed in Paris for the new season harmonze with gloves and other access sores and you need not be surprised If you see crooked handles covered with astrakhan broadtai and what have you We are simply bowled over in reading that one ge-up calls for leopard handled black silk umbrella; fhen there are euardsmen's handles Whatever the costume this fall just keep your eye on the accompanying umbrella.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-06
|pERRIELLO BUSY
 ON FIRST DAY
Finishes Up By Attending Session of Public
 Works Board

Mayor Patrick M. Perriello round- ed out & busy days schedule when he attended the meeting of the board of public works last night. He ex- hibited considerable interest in mat ters coming before the board.
 A report was received from the finance boards economy committee that WPA sanitary sewer projects now in operation can be continued if sufficient funds are forthcoming in the revolving sewer fund, into which sewer assessments are placed. Assistant City Engineer Henry Whit lock said that about $26,000 is need- ed to complete the work.
 Hearings were held on sewer as- sessmentS against the owners of property on several streets. Mayor Perriello asked that note be made of objections to the levying of the assessments and that the objections made be studied by the engineering department.
 MT. Whitlock announced that work on the storm sewer at East Main street and Southmayd road will be completed. Notice to this effect will be sent to property owners who had protested against closing of the pro- ject.
 A protest against the city dump on Fairfield avenue was received from Floyd Rasmussen, who said that refuse is deposited beyond the Srecifiad area and that noise At night is often disturbing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-06
In The Local THelteTS
STATE

If you intend to see the grand double hit show currently at War ner Bros. State theater you'll have to bury as performances tomorrow evening conclude its engagement. The headliner is Bob Burns in what is said to be his greatest role Our Leading Citizen" with Susan Hay ward, Joseph Allen, Jr., Elizabeth Patterson and others. AS the second big hit the management presents an exciting drama entitled Island of Lost Men" with Anna May Wong and J. Carol Naish in the featured roles.
 One hundred minutes of smashing entertainment will be in the ofting off theatergoers attending the State on Friday for Tn Name only" a delightful exhilarating piece of en- tertainment arrives at that theater for a four day engagement.
 Undoubtedly, theatergoers have already heard about Tn Name Only" because 1t Is the most widely discussed picture of the year, pro- miment for Its vivid realism, excit- ing theme and brilliant cast.
 In the stellar roles is a threesome which few films have duplicated for star power-C Carole Lombard, Cary Grant and Kay Francis. Their characterization are brilliant, finely etched and convincing, and contrib ute largely to the enjoyment of the film.
 As C sympathetic "other woman, Carole depicts Q charming young widow in love with Grant, as a disillusioned husband, who, too late discovers that he is married to e calculating, money-hungry socialite, played by Kay. When Grant asks for his freedom to wed Carole, Kay refuses, prizing his wealth and prestige. This impasse comes as a shock to Carole and Grant, squirting the dramatic action to 0 high-speed emotional denouement.
 All in all here is the picture you've been waiting to see. Record-break- ing attendance at Radio City Music hall and other important key cities throughout the country make 1t one of the outstanding attractions of the year.
 And on the same bill will be "Torchy Plays With Dynamite with Jane Wyman, the new Torchy Blanc and Allen Jenkins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-06

Editor Tall Tower Topics [. In "The Roaring Twentes" at Warner Brothers I am supposed to sing three songs typical of the period Of course everyone has his favore songs those that live through the years and carry their own special memories and nostalgia appeal But to agree with anyone else the three most typical of the TWenties We tried to make up list the set Jimmy Cagney Gladys George, Jeffrey Lynn and Frank McHugh all named different songs. trangles and ended it in pgtas The only thing could think of to ask you your readers for your seec tions of the Twenties most typical songs the three studio left 1t up to The enclosed lists and hghlghs of the years may help refresh your memory I'd appre- ciate greatly If you % TSul6 let me know what three the most people Thank you and best regards Sincerely Priscilla Lane. S.-Kindly address your selections to me at 4000 South Olive Street Burbank Calf. Thanks again. (Eds note. With you singing my choices would be "Sar Dust T Can't Give You Anything But Love" and Somebody Stole My Gar)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-06
POLI'S

Tonight the Loew Poll theater will once again present 'uproar Hour the hilarious game in which the audience participates and we pay valuable cash prizes, For per. fectly grand time attend Loews Poll tonight. Gus Meyers and the Loew Poli theater orchestra vii provide a musical background for the hilar- ious events to take place.
 The fabulous crown jewels of Great Britain, pictured so frequent ly in recent months, are the loot in the super-crime of the century, a coup of criminal genius that pits the master detective of fiction against his arch-enemy, the fiendish Moriarty, in "T'he Adventures of