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Evening star., 1939-02-19
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
loeol Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
I time, 23c line SO
8 times, 2Oc line (consecutively) 180
z times, 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
Situations Wonted
Reduced Rotes
3 lines, time, 20c line------$ so
8 lines, times, 18c line------- 1.08
3 lines, 3 times, 15c ine---- 1.35
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, Sc per line additional.
DEATH NOTICES-s125 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less, 15c per
line for additional lines.
The Star is the great want Ad"
medium of Washington, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those of newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing is so cheap consider
ing the results obtained.
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SALESMAN.
fCntinued)

AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN to sell from q
fine; complete stock Of late model. clean.
opportunity for energetic saiesmen to keep m
tions. Can r. W. Thompson. % Lincoln 9a7 Sos7.
sfs%fen sepoia9ment M s'm' and l p'm' today for
ADVERTISING book matches. fastest seller
out. Big cash comm. daily. EXP. unnecessary.
Factory direct. Peak quality at low prices
se asae Mssb Large 0u
DIP, South Trumbun ave. Chicago.
DISTRICT SALES MANAGER.
0F IA Of 5P Selling the te
Experience meat industry desirable but not not
Co. 73O No Franklin. Chicago. Ill
AUTO sALEsMEN-An entirely new selling
s9, s9ransement on prof,t.sharins basis i
st present selling automobiles' be able to to
rarIisi furnish ,,a bond and stand a thorough in
snd Ts IS a4 anS;us oppes
ing 100000 to $4,000 a month if you are
We prefer . man who has been selling
tisl; We viii actually put you in the
strings attached to this ofier. as it is made
BY one of the oldest and most reliable
dealers in Washington and only the best
salesmen IN washington will be considered.
and references must. be submitted when
answering this ad. Any such information
will be treated strictly confidential. Box
371-R. Star.
WANTED-A MAN OF CHARACTER.
manufacturer with national distribu-
tion of an outstanding lubricating product
will place in the hands Of a capable repre-
sentative the entire distribution for WASH
ington on contract basis; distribution
moves through independent gasoline and
oil distributors. as well as sutomotive job
bers. knowledge Of fabrication and inde-
pendent oil marketing important; consumer
campaign starting. Write describing experi-
Air-Conditioning Salesman.
We have an opening for q man with
proven proven sales record in selling commercial
leaders OF the industry locally. and handle
nationally known line Of unitary and
to, to make liberal arrangement. with :, a
salesman who can produce. All replies
treated .confidentially. Our statesmen have
been advised about this ad. Box 21O-L.
Star,
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AGENTS.

BARaA1NS-1O0 blades. csc: electric razor.
75c; candid type camera, 9Oc; soap, gross
cakes. $1.44; blankets. each $1.2O. Free
catalog. Worlds lowest priced wholesalers
Mills Sales, 901 Broadway. New York.
STRANGE CHEMICAL SPONGE cleans wall
paper like magic: banishes housecleaning
drudgery. Sensational demonstration. Sam
Piles sent on trial. Kristee. 95. Akron. Ohio.
Evening star., 1939-02-19

statesmen, exp. in credit
clothing for outside promo
ton. Car not necessary. Ap-
ply H. Abramson, Inc, 1882
7th st. NV.
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HELP MEN.

SENSATIONAL NEW TAHoRINQ LINE
OPENS BIG OPPORTUNITY LOCALLY.
ever presented by the A. Nash Company.
famous makers Of Golden Rule Custom
Tailored Clothes. will be available to the
local salesman. over 100 nne fabrics In
our low-priced range alone. A wonderful
chise to sell in this territory is open. Nash
offers excellent commission and bonus ar
rangement upon which can be built good
The demand for this franchise Will be treat.
Call at once. The A. Nash Company. Room
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Statesmen.

We have an opening, in our sales de-
80 and 4b. who can furnish proof OF un-
usual sales ability. and who Is willing to
earnings on a commission and quota basis
The man selected will be expected to
effectively handle actual sales INQUIRIES
tion is nationally recognized as being q
leader in the industrial training field.
If you feel qualified. write to Box 34-M
Star. and you will be granted a personal
interview by division manager in the
Evening star., 1939-02-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
81. TAKES a WOMAN 10 TEACH A WON
AN HOW TO DRIVE A CAR. ST. PER HOUR
GEORGIA 1899.
INVESTIGATOR COURSE Pereande. 81.
Special for exam. Lowdermilks 141s st.
BE P. B. x. (telephone) operator: recep-
zionist: work in doctors. dentists and
automobile ofices: short course: very in
teresting: new class starting Miss West.
Room 204. 1911 G st. National 2117.
TUTOR: ENGLISH French. algebra history.
arithmetic. geography. Latin. shorthand.
typewriting. Box 359-R. Star. 21s
AUTO DRIVING taught BY expert; easy
parking speciality: 81 per lesson. Permits
secured. Cars furnished. Dupont 2OO2.
AUTO DRIVING Courte-
Gus, patient. professional instructor. Learn
to drive skillfully, safely and easily; park
ing and trafnc. Mr.. Rundlett. Em. 1883. .
HIGH SCHOOL; many complete in 2 years.
Stenderd text furnished; study at home:
6l66. APEX statIon. Washineton, D. G. -
ARTS ANT. CRAFTS. b.sketry. bookbinding
uete teechsr; children, SToWn.upS, clubs
Snys' handicapped; ssss. Col. o279, -
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert. part-time book
keeping. books started. audited, balanced,
tax work: city references. Randolph 313I !.
ACCOUNTANT does bookkeeping on part.
time basis: tax returns prepared; financial
statements; reasonable. Box 4S1-R. Star.
19s
BOOKKEEPER, cashier. secretary. SUPER
visor; graduate and seven years experience
n various concerns; now employed, desires
chAnge. Box 463-R Star.
BOOkKEEPER and typist experienced
h. 5. g., aged 20. desires position; drivers
permit; best references. Adams 10255.
BOY. white. 81. with car. mech. inclined,
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BUSINESS WOMEN.

Position open for women accustomed to
meeting the public. to be trained as beauty
consultants: being Of . managerial type
and willing to assume responsibility i'm
portant. Percentage Of profits while train
Ing. good salary and bonus when qualined
Apply 10. to 12. Suite sos, Washington
BLDG. 18th and New York ave.
APPOINTMENT CLERK
In beauty salon. A perma-
nent position for a high-type
young woman who has the
qualifications for an as
sistant manager. Experience
necessary. Box 4O8-L, Star.
Contingent Saleswomen
In ready-to-wear millinery
and blouSes. One of Wash
ington's better stores has
several openings for expert
enced saleswomen who are
interested in Saturday work
only. Box 414-L, Star.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
HELP WokEN.
(Continued.)

AN oID;EsTABlIs1IED COMPANY VIII
February 27 for inteliisent. r resourcsful our @
woman. ase 2S-4b;, must have good educa-
tion and personality: teaching or expert
ence meeting public an ADVANTAGE; give full
informetton and phone number In conf
dence for personal interview. Box 32-M.
RhorEesIoNAL TE.1PHoNE sALEsWoM-
EN- EXPERIENCED WOMEN 70 CON
DUCT A TELEPHONE CAMPAIGN FOR A
AGeEFTANcE IN IT'S; rs MARKET: iiIiEAI PIHxs.
ANf. DI0NIFIED AND HIGHLY RE-
cHaH cnHTanHFHAT5yE "a Y1I, %oHK REsyLT5Ng y
RAY RIM. AZ. LOBBY FL. CONTINENTAL
HOTEL. MONDAY 1O-6 PM.
BOOKS
Woman with successful sales record in
subscription reference books business Must
have ability to organize and manage New.
approved reference set. Give details. past
and present connection. Confidential. Ad-
dress 2. Q: Box 407. Richmond. Va.
WE NEED ONE WOMAN
OF pleasing personality to obtain infor-
nation only from Arlington homes. No
saleswork. Must live in Arlington. Salary,
$1b per week. Write for appointment. Box
44O-R. Star.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PRIVATE BOXING INSTRUCTION wanted
instructor must furnish gloves. Write Box
4o3-R' Star. giving price. time available
GERMAN. grammar, conversation. trans
lation, business by native teacher: private
clubs. Reasonable. Col. O275. 6-s pm. 19'
TUT3PRs: Your home sms or ours low rates
and and Tor e aAos Be-. suo aaeR s star Star DIX
FRENCH by Partisan. Lit, D.. sorbonne,
all grades. Box 3l2-R. Star.
ART-PIiyate weekend class, oil. land.
scape still life. Enjoy this educational
yyeereation. ySde Artist instructor. Chestnut
SPANISH. FRENCH. native teachers: con-
versational method. beginners, advanced
ssauents saiue s6as small classes. Brent House. De-
GREGG SHORTHAND by exp. teacher; be-
ginners review; speed dictation; private
lessons: moderate rates. Dupont 292s.
TEACHING children French: elementary
pont 1886. Ext. zoo, Sunday 1O-4.
50c-MENTAL TEsTS-5Oc
Sample Questions and Answers.
aeehts Rental Lbra1s TT aad NV
HorEks MES eAzE akD F1R %oMES nRA1SED
Good positions for trained people in
restaurants Clubs Schools and inst institutiens sers
being built from coast to coast mean in
creased opportunities. Qualify at home or
through resident day classes starting Sept.
Oct. Jan Previous experience proved
unnecessary. Registration in Lewis Ma
tional Placement Service FREE Of extra
cost Lewis graduates both young and
mature: winning success Quick promo
ton. nne living. luxurious surroundings.
Our graduates now holding preferred posi-
tons everywhere: Course .indorsed by
many nationally known hotel owners and
managers.
Get into this fast-growine field and
enjoy success. Get out Of humdrum rou-
tine work into field that teens with op-
portunity. diversion and human interest.
Free book gives details. Cali. telephone
or write for 1t NOW.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS.
Desk 9036 Penn Ave. at 23rd NV.
Telephone Met. 1892.
Washington. D. c.
ACCOUNTING SPEED WRITING-TYP1NG.
The - RS" Of Modern Education.
Learn Them NOW at
CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE. SIT 18th st.
tWhere You Get More-Pay Less)
$5-CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS-$5
$5--sten., typ. Speed Dictation-$5
Sb-Engineering and Inspector ExamS-$5
$5-STOREKEEPER EXAMS
$5-PROFESSIONAL ASST. EXAM.-$5
Begin at once. The Civil Service Prepara-
NN@@
Evening star., 1939-02-19

RESEARCH ASSISTANT,
Technical graduate 25-35, analytical mind
mathematically inclined. thorough and ac-
ability to write q technical report essen
ttal permanent position as assistant to
transportation engineer; S150-S175 month
start. Write giving age, education and
experience Applications will be consid-
cred strictly. confidential until after per.
sonal interview which will be arranged.
Box 497-L. Star.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
OPPORTUNITY.

An attractive opening for . man Of high
character. ambitious to succeed. whose past
record will bear investigation. Guaranteed
weekly industrial renewal commissions and
opportunity for advancement. Apply 2O4
Commercial National Bank Bldg. 14th and
q SITS. NV, Monday. 10 am. or by ap-
pointment Phone Met QQ26
Evening star., 1939-02-19
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

GIRL. colored. for general housework DOM t
phone. come in person: bring refs. for in
vestigation; small family; $3.50 week.
ST. NV.
RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec. 1851. 14O2 1lth,
has cooks. maids. nurses, houseworkers
Mattresses, part-time. day workers. couples.
2Os
Cooks, maids houSeworkers, mothers help
ers. laundresses. cleaners dishwashers. bus
boys, housemen, day workers. etc: has
openings for girls with references. Decatur
1851 1897 llth St NV
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OPPORTUNITY

Statesmen, here is . chance to be.
come associated with Washington's lead
ing appliance. selling genuine Frigidaires.
ing proposition. Salary and commission
for those who qualify. Let us train you
to make money: Ask for Mr.. Armiger.
RETAIL TIRE statesmen.
Previous tire experience not necessary,
Must have satisfactory outside sales experi-
ience. Apply at
LEE TIRE & RUBBER CO..
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EXTRA Statesmen.

Ten experienced furnishings and cloth
sae reSaSary y
person, with references Monday
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ, INC,
14O0 a al wv
Evening star., 1939-02-19

SALESMAN WANTED BY
DISTRIBUTOR AUTOMO-
TIVE EQUIPMENT. SPLEN-
DID OPPORTUNITY FOR
M AN EXPERIENCED IN
THIS BUSINESS AND WHO
HAS ABILITY TO SELL.
A l. REPLIES HELD
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
BOX 357-L. STAR.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
BUSINESS.

FURNISH HELP-Hotels. restaurants. in
stitutions domestic. Free registration Mon
day. Maine Employment once, sos G
NV. Natl. 9713. 21s
LET ME HELP YOU get a lob. Letters
written. Personal interviews only! Don't
write. 201 Barrister Bldg, 635 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-02-19

PRIVATE BOXING INSTRUCTION wanted:
instructor must furnish gloves Write Box
4O3-R, Star. giving price. time available
Evening star., 1939-02-19
o21 K 81. NV.
CAI.ECNf AM

Not over 35. with speciality selling train
ing. Man selected will be on q permanent
basis and have opportunity to work into
a real position Apply Monday 9:3O am.
for personal interview with factory repre-
sentative.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
Evening star., 1939-02-19

POSITIONS OPEN.
sTENO %. single. gentle. age 21-25:
prefer casualty ms. exp: perm; SS5-S9O
mo srrNo e, single GENTLE ,s. 1872.
at least l years exp: perm; $50 mo. to
start.
STENo fD. single gentle. age 20-23
cils: perm: S75 mo.
LEGAL STENOs. %. exp. age $3.50:
l temp. s. day; / perm S25' wk.
MED SECTY. % part time, temp
(6 mos): prefer psychiatric exp: married.
gentle: S6O-S75 mo
Evening star., 1939-02-19

FOR INFANTILE AND OTHER PARALYSIS.
headache, backache, nerve and chronic
disorder. Doctor Homstroms reliable. in
ternationally acquired skill in physio-
logical reconstruction at your service.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
OUTSIDE statesmen.

Four men. between the ages Of 20 and
40. for outside selling on straight commits
sion. Experience. honesty and personality
essential Apply Goldenberg's Personnel
Evening star., 1939-02-19

Hoo1SIANI TO EXECUTIVE.
An executive is looking for q man who
answers the following description: Age be-
tween % and 45: good education not nee
essarily a college man. Must be ambitious
strict confidence. and in full detail. age
eoucation. complete business experience.
with records. present occupation and con-
nection and reason for wishing change.
Evening star., 1939-02-19

Aggressive men can make real money
with US covering new houses Of outstand-
ing values on today's market. Plenty Of
prospects and cooperation afforded willing
workers. Call Mr.. Croxton or Mr.. Mills.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC
1906 K st. NV Natl. 1893
PROFESSIONAL TELEPHONE Statesmen,
EXPERIENCED MEN TO CONDUCT A
TELEPHONE CAMPAIGN FOR PRODUCT
OF GREATEST NATIONAL ACCEPTANCE
IN ITS MARKET. PLEASANT DIGNIFIED,
AND HIGHLY REMUNERATIVE WORK,
RESULTING IN CASH TO YOU I'M
L0BBY FLOOR; CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
Evening star., 1939-02-19

ONE ROOM AVAILABLE IN NURSING
home for elderly people or invalds If in
terested. cau Shepherd 5029. First come.
Evening star., 1939-02-19

DOG COLLAR green. with brass studs
license No. 11O51; reward Woodley 9243.
DOBERMAN PINSCHER. answers to Fox"
tag 1SO64 vic. 10th and Tuckerman;
LADYs DIAMOND RING. in platinum set
Evening star., 1939-02-19
LOST

CHANGE PURSE, small. green leather. in
taxi Friday: initials NJ. L. T. on purse;
keep change. North 1240. Apt. 100. the
Hiphiands
Evening star., 1939-02-19

AGED, INVALID OR CONVALESCENT
with hot and cold running water. Nurses
care; doctors references; good food; special
diet il desired. Rates reasonable. Call
Shenherd 43R-
Evening star., 1939-02-19

| PIANO STUDIO 1880 10th ST. NV:
| competent teachers; hrs. for practice.
L a m To m nahl
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
LEGO Ell NUEVO PRESI-
N DE LA REPUBN-
CA

Panama, Die. 19.-Proceden
tie de los Estados Unidos lego
hoy por aeroplano Ell nuevo pre-
sidente Juan Dem6stenes Aro-
samena.
Boyd desempehaba ii puesto
de embajador en- Washington v
ademas era presidente.
Pas6 a la primera vicepresi-
de ncia, por pasar ell primer vi
ce presidente a la presidencia,
ell DR.. Ezequiel Fernandez Jaen,
ministro de hacienda. Fernan-
DEE Jaen venia desempenando
la presidential, luego de lamuer-
te de Arosamena, provisional
mente.
Las banderas Sc mantienen q
media asia, por Ell duelo nacio-
nal.
La cartera de hacienda la des-
empeha hoy, provisionalmente,
ell DR.. Jose Augusta Arosame-
LA hijo del presidente fallecido.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
DESEMBARCO EN- LA AR
GENTINA LA TRIPULA-
CION DEL GRAF SPEC

Montevideo, Die. 19.-La tri-
pulaci6n del acorazado aleman
Graf Spec fue ~desembarcada a.
yer en- Buenos Aires la capital
de la Argentina, mientraS ell bu
que todavia humea en- su "sepul-
cro' del rio de la Plata. Ell bar
co Sc halla sumergido hasta la
mitad en- un lugar donde Ell aqua
solo tiene una profundidad de
% pies.
Los tripulantes del acoraza-
do fueron alojados en- ell arsenal
de BuenOs Aires. Nuevas explo-
stones Sc escucharon aver en- Ell
barco.
Ala vista del puerto Sc hallau
todavfa los cruceros que 10 es-
peraban, ell Cumberland, de TO-
900 toneladas, Ajax Y Achilles.
FL gobierno argentine decidira
81 corresponds o no internar ia
tripulsei6n del Graf Spa.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19

Habana, Die. 19.-Los part1-
dos de la opOsici6n obtuvie-
ron una importante victoria
euando ell Tribunal Supreme
rechaz6 I'm ruego del Presi-
dente contra una orden del
Tribunal Superior Electoral
permitiendo a los Delegates a
la Asamblea Constituyente, e.
iectos en- mas de una provin-
cia,, nombrar delegados susti-
tutos. Una decision desfavora-
BILE hubiese sido periodical
para los partidos contrarios al
roNierno.
Les expres'dentes ORES. Mi
guel Mariana Gomez DR., Ra-
mon Grau San Martin, y Ma
rio G. Menocal figuraron a Ia
cabeza de las candidaturas de
su partidO, en- varias provin-
cias y fueron electos mas de
una vez. Entonces cada uno
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
La o~posicion Guiana gano su case
2echazo ell Supreme una petici6n del Presidente

decide renunciar, en- favor dc
los sustitutos, con la excep-
ci6n de una provincial.
Grupos feministas hieieron
una demonstration en- ell par
que Central en- favor de igua-
les derechos con los hombres.
bajo la Constitution.
Aunque las mujeres votan
en- Cuba, Sc ballan sujetas a
inferioridad en- los empleos,
representation unional y leyes
de Trabajo. Las mujeres ne.
gras demandan iguales dere-
chos que las blancas.
Ese acto fue organizado por
los comunistas y en- ell habl6
la Ora. Esperanto SANCHEZ
Mastrapa, de la provincial de o.
riente, la Gnica mujer electa
para la Asamblea Constitu-
yente.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
Los ingleses aseguran que los alemanes
perdieron II aviones y ellos solo siete
CHURCHILL HABLO POR LA RADIO


"Ahora los aviones nazis, de-
rrotados, Sc ded;can a atacar
barcos de pesca. En- su ira los pi
lotos nazis han llegado hasta ell
punto de intentar bombardear
un vap3r italiano".
La pobre visibilidad impidi6
que un solo Submarine ingles
destruyera una escuadrlla ale
mana, lanzando contra ella seis
torpedos.
FL pasado martes ell subma-
rino ingles Salmon, mandado
por Ell teniente comandante
Bicl5ford, hundi6 un submarine
alsman. Despues divis6 Ell vapor
mercante Bremen en- su viaje
desde ell Artico. Habia Ell SAL
mon" hecho senal al vapor para
que Sc detuwiera, cuando la a.
viacion alemana lie oblig6 a su-
mergirse. FL microbes, el Sal
mon dispar6 seis torpedos con-
ira seis barcos de guerra alema-
mes, alcanzando con uno al cru
Zero Leipzig y con otro a un
crucero pesado. Fdguraban eu
la escuadra los dos 1nicos AGO
razados ingleses de batalla,
Scharnhorst y Gneisenau, cada
uno de 5000 toneladas.
I'm submarine de $40 tonela-
das, Ell Ursula, menor que ell Sal
mon, que desplaza $40, penetr6
en- el area minada alemana para
destruir un crucero de Ia clase
del Koln.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19

Londres, Die, 19.-El gobier-
no informa que en- una batalla
de aviacion efectuada aver So
br, la isla de Heligoland, una
base naval alemana, los nazis
perdieron ~ aeroplanos Y los
photos britanicos solo siete. Los
alemanes publicaron aver en-
Berlin que los ingleses perdie-
ron "a avioneS Y elloS solo dos.
Para contrarrestar la noticia
del hundimiento de un crucero
nazi por ell submarine Ursula,
en- Berlin Sc dijo que sus avio-
mes habian hundido cuatro va
pores y averiado tres barcoS de
guerra cerca de la costa.
AdemaS del h%undimiento de
TN crucero nazi, la marina in
glesa averi6, con el auxilio de
torpedos, otro crucero ligero y
uno pesado.
En- la costa la aViaci6n nazi
hundi6 dos pequenos barcos de
pesca y otra embarcaci6n.
Por la radio habl6 aver al
pals y Estados Unidos, ell pri-
mer Lord del Almirantazgo,
Winston Churchill, quien ase-
gur6 que Ell Graf Spec, hundido
por los nazis en- ell rio de la Pla-
ia, era solo esperado por los cru
ceros Cumberland, Ajax y Achi
lies, y que no era cierto lie estu-
vieran aguardando ell acoraza-
do frances Dunquerque y Ell in
giles Renown.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19

81 los Ahados no ayudan a
Finlandia con aviones Y artille-
ria, ademas de where's y NUM-
clones, la ~resistencia del peque-
no pals no podra durar mucho
TEMPO.
La valentia de los finlandeses
nadie la discute; pero Finlandia
tiene menos de cuatro millones
de habitantes y Russia 100, 00O,-
900 o mas.
Finlandia posee 800 aviones
y Russia 5000 o 1000; Russia tie
ne sobre las armas un ejercito
de 100000 y Fnlandia solo
de 100000.
Ahora bien, 81 a esos 100000
sc les mandan centenares o mi
les de aeroplanos Sc les envia ar
tilleria antiaerea y de otras cla-
ses, y ademas comestibles y per
treohos.... entonces la resisten-
ella sera mayor y quizas el pue-
russo decida pedirle a sus tira-
nos Sc retiren "de los canales de
Ia aggression" para retornar a los
que antes seguian.
PsEo sin svisci6n, Su Srtals-
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
.ESTADOS UNIDOS FIRMA
'UN T FAVORABLE
PARA Ell AZUCAR Y Ell
TABACO DE CUBA

Washington, Die. 19.-Entre
el gobierno de Cuba y de Es-
tados Unidos Sc firm6 aver un
supplemental al tratado comercial
entire los dos PASSES. Ell nuevo
dOcumento rebaja la tarifa del
aztrcar cubano y tambi6n la que
existe sobre el tabaco importa-
do de csc pals, en- cambio por
ccncesiones hechas al cOmercio
de este pals. Tiene ell Supplement
to como fin principal ell dar un
caracter de mayor reciprocidad
al tratado que sc firmara en-
1894.
Incluye ell tratado provisiO-
mes para devolver a Cuba las
concesiones hechas a los ciga-
rios y ell tabaco en- rama, y en-
rama, y en- cuantO al azdcar sc
lie devolvera la tarifa de 80 cen
tavos por cada Glen libras. FL
presidente Roosevelt suspendi6
recientemente las Quotas azuca-
reras y este elev6 los derechos
arancelariOs al azGcar cubano
desde 90 cts. a $3.50 las Glen IL
bras.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19

Mr.. Garner, ell viceprssiden-
tie, aspira a la presidencia.
No contara con los votos de
los ciudadanos latinos de la Flo
rida, que lie consideran un ultra
conservador!
La Florida apoya al presiden-
tie Roosevelt y desea un tercer
periodic.
81 Ell partido Democratico co
metiera ell error de nominar a
Garner, 40 que nadie espera",
mudhas colectividades obreras
del pals Sc pondrian en- su con-
ira.
John L. Lewis, pOr ejemplo,
reiter6 anteayer su oposicion al
anciano politico de Texas.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
SOLO UNOS 27 ESTUDIAN-
TIES E~SCUCHARON A BROW
DER

New York, Die. 19.-lEarl
Browder, s~ecretario general del
partido Comunista, a la GAIA de
conferencia en- UniNersidades,
habl6 ante solo q estudiantes y
un professor en- la clase de poll
tica americana en- la Universe
dad de Columbia.
Browder habl6 de la historic
de su partido, durante Is MIMI
tos, y despues contest6 a las pre-
lguntas que los estudiantes lie hi
cieron.
Manifesto a boca lena que
Russia, en- Finlandia, actGa en-
defensa propia. Esto hizo que
los estudiantes Sc echaran a reir
y aIgunos lie guiharan Ell ojo.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
EDIFICIOS PARA LA BASE
NAVAL

Fueron aver sacados a subas-
ia por ell comandante Lawrence
L. Simpson, jefe cuartelmaestre
del aerodromo MacDill, la cons
trucci6n de cuatro edificios, u
no para laboratorio fotografi-
co y tres para residencias de o.
ficiales n~O-comisionados. Los
pliegos Sc recibiran hasta el dia
IL de enero, a las 10 de la ma
mana.
Sc estan preparando los pla-
nos para dos hangares, un hos
pital, un tale ry otras unidades.
La gaceta., 1939-12-19
HASTA LAS DOS DE LA
LAS FIESTAS

Paris, Die. 19.-La prefec-
tura de policia anunci6 que
permitira a los ciudadanos, ell
dia de Navidad, permanecer
en- las GALES hasta las 2 de Ia
madrugada. Actualmente to-
do eiudadano debe recogerse
a las z de la noche.
Tambien Sc permitiran fies-
tas hasta la misma bora, a dia
Dc Alto Nuevo,