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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-03
Mrs. Strickers' Glass
Visited Aquarium

Mrs. Ethea Stricken and her
class of IS pupils from the Har-
ris School were visitors at the
aquarium yesterday and were
delighted with the display.
Following their visit there they
We're taken to the Coast Guard
Lighthouse museum and were
shown and had explained to them
the many curious contrivances
which are on display.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-03
Legion Auxiliary q
Rehearse Play Tonight

Rehearsal of the play, woman
less Wedding, will be held lat the
Harris School tonight at 7:30
o'clock.
The play will be given by the
American Legion Auxiliary later,
and a full attendance of the cast
is requested for tonight's re-
hearsal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-03
Mrs. Cross Entertains
Luncheon Group

Mrs. w. G. Cross. wife of Lieut.
Ccmdr. Cross of U.S.S. Destroyer
Claxton was hostess at lunch
con today at the Hotel La Concha
TO group of navy wives and
Key West ladies.
Fourteen were in the group.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-03
| After a Nuns HeGz.f
: by JEAN RANDALL

YESTERDAY: Tim blotcs up at
the engagement announcement.
Buff says Van tDGs responsible,
and there'u be q TetTGction. She
is furious at Tins outburst, but
finally agrees TO remain friends
"lcith all thought Of marriage
eliminated"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-03

Visitors at the Coast Guard
headquarters yesterday were Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. Luehm, interested
in seeing the accumulation of
lights and othr relics of the Light.
house Service, which are contain
ed in the museum.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-03

Mrs. A. G. Boyer and son, A.
G. Boyer. Jr., were passengers on
the early bus this morning, going
to Miami for a brief business trip
and plan to return to Key West
tonight or tomorrow morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-03
HIGHWAY DRAWING ai o..
~. TOURISTS THIS WAY

Continued from Page One)
gers 'contrasted TO 85l planes with
1874 passengers a year ago. e,a,fs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-03
PERSONAL MENTION

After spending two months in
Key West with her husband, VIM.
v. Little of the Florida State
Employment Bureau, Mrs. Little
left on the 5 o'clock bus yesterday
afternoon for her home in Mi
ami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-03

Charles M. Rich. of New York,
who had been spending several
days in Key West on business,
and enjoyed his visit, left on the
early bus today enroute to his
home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Club NelCs
Thomases Host To Church Society
Cooper-C Clark Rite 8
Solemnized Saturday

At 4 pm. Saturday, August &c.
the home OF Mrs. Bertha l. Clark,
on Ironwood avenue, was the scene
of a beautiful wedding. when her
daughter, Miss Mabel Clark, be-
came the bride Of Horace Cooper. OF
Middletown. Ohio.
The bride wore a lovely gown OF
white embroidered mousseline de
sole. and carried bouquet OF white
California asters, white roses and
baby's breath.
Miss Bertha Clark attended her
sister as maid OF honor. She was
clad in a lovely gown OF peach net
and carried a bouquet OF pink roses.
A reception followed Immediately
after the marriage ceremony. The
brides table was artistically dec
Grated with white gladioli. pink as
ters and blue delphiniums.
After the ceremony, the young
couple left on n honeymoon trip TO
Idlewild, Mich. They will be home
TO their many friends after Sept. 10.
al 4f57 fireman avenue. Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
FETE GUESTS Al.
THEIR MIDWEST
SUMMER HOME

Out at Midwest last SUNDAY :.
gust ~. DR.. and Mrs. AN. = ns az
as were hosts to the MIssIouarv. =
ciety OF Plymouth Congrers,i,'.,
church, at their beautifully AMMAN" S,s
ed summer home.
The day was perfect and =.
crowd In a merry MOOD Ai,s, !.
inspection OF the grounds nv i.
guests. dinner was served Tai.
were laid In the spaclous lIv,'
room, while the dining room =.
reserved for the officers OF N. 4
ciety.
Seated at the Official liable war.
Mrs. ALI. Thomas. president N a.
Missionary society, Mrs. Lin.
Ports. vice president Mrs pp
Carney, secretary Mrs. Rsss.
Hudson, corresponding secretar.
Mrs. A. G.. Robertson. charms,
Program committee and DR. An
Thomas. Sr.
The peaks Of the festivities cam.
when guests were taken on a m,
around the lake on The Thomasl
motor boat.
Those who enjoyed the outn,
included Mrs. James McNeal Mn
Carrie Thompson. Mrs Young. Mn
Elizabeth Pate. Mrs. Lucille With
erspoon. Mrs. Edith johnson. M,
Juansta Parker, Mrs. Willis IN
Mr.. Young and the newly-weds N,
and Mrs. Bertram Hudson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Club De 'Trece

Mrs. Mills, 57s4 Beechwood
street, was hostess TO the Club
De Trece. Wednesday evening. Aug.
20. There was a brief business
meeting and discussion, concerning
the annual affair which will be held
in the early fall.
Mrs. Sadie MIckles was absent on
her vacation in New York.
The later part OF the evening was
spent playing pokeno First award
was captured by Mrs. Mary Woods:
second. Mrs. Title Higgins.
A tasty lunch was served. also
fancy drinks from Saunders.
The next meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Desmonde Orse.
2i9 Medbury.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02


Plum Jam" recipe that Is plumb
timely"
Plum jam
4 cups e lbs.) prepared fruit:
IA cups (3A lbs.) sugar; "A
bottle fruit pectin.
To prepare fruit, pit about 2lk
pounds fully ripe fruit. DO not
peel. Cut in small pieces and
crush thoroughly. Add u cup
water, bring TO a boil, aud simmer,
covered, minutes. (Sour, cling
stone plums give best color and
flavor. IL sweet plums OF free
stone prunes are used, substitute u
cup lemon Juice for 4 cup OF pre-
pared fruit specihed.)
Measure sugar and prepared fruit
into large kettle, mix we'll, and
bring to a full rolling boil over
hottest IRE. Stir constantly before
and while boiling. Boil hard 1
minute. Remove from fire and stir
In bottled fruit pectin. Skim: pour
quickly. Parafin hot Jam at once.
Makes about IL glasses &c fluid
ounces EACH.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
SOCIAL NOTES

Miss June Dickens 0f Marston
street Is visiting he- cousin Miss
Elizabeth Houston. IN Chicago.
Or. and Mrs. +. A. Carter are
In Breedsyille, Michigan. vacation
ing with the Bousefields, the Glib
sons and other Chicago couples.
Miss Marjorie Carter entertain
ed az her home last Friday even
ing with a dancing party given in
honor of her two house guests.
Miss Timetta Carlyle OF Chicago,
and Miss Betty Fern Glen OF Gle
veland. Ohio. Served fruit punch.
out OF towners who were present
were Timetta and Fern, the hon
orees, Miss Mae Cora Stewart OF
Orangeburg, y. c.: Miss Maggie
walker Of Richmond, Va: Miss
Odessa Christopher. West Garyin.
Myron Styles, and Ernest Young
all of Cleveland: Miss Betty
Thompson OF Indianapolis. Some
Detroiters present were June Dick
ems. Spencer Cary, Frances Raj
ford. Charles Watts, Elizabeth
Elkins, Harold Bailer; Eva Nc
Broom, Richard Anderson Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Duncan, Benjamin
Davis, Jean Cole. Buddie Saunders.
Billy Sypret, David Northcross.
Henry Anderson, Herbert Simms,
Ulysses Boykin, Bassett Jones,
Mark Battles, Little Stocked. Mar
jorie Dunbar. Kermit Bailer. Mar
jorie GreenidRe, Charles Powell,
Emmetta Morton, Harrison Stew
art, Theodore Woodson. Bob Cox
or. Warren Hickman, Clifton era
ham. George Dunbar, Charlie Clark,
Dr. Mamie Needham, and others.
The Brunei Penicks, are vaca-
tioning in far Western L. S. Cards
received In Detroit state that they
are having a fine time, flying TO the
Catalina. Islands, and even visit
ing Mexico.
Mrs. Robert Johnson Is leaving
Thursday on motor trip with her
little daughter, Sandra. Their des-
tlnatIon Is Montgomery, Alabama.
Mrs. Harold Bledtoe entertain
ed last Tuesday evening at her
home on King with an elaborate
surprise birthday dinner party, in
honor OF her husband, Atty. Bled-
soc. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edw. Baker, Senator and Mrs.
Chas. Diggs, Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Blackburn. Benjamin Dunning.
Mr.. Bledsoe received lovely gifts
Of hankies. cigars and ties.
Senator and Mrs. Chas. Dlggs
returned home recently from an
Eastern tour on which TO quote
Mrs. Dlggs. they had a marvellous
time. It must have been very ex-
citing for the senator, because he
flew east TO meet Mrs. Digs, and
made the return trip by motor.
DR.. William Postles and Willis
Ward have returned from Idlcwild.
where they went for rest and re-
taxation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Miss Ida Murphy Is
Wed To William Bell

Immediately after the morning
service at Bethel AME church. Sun
day, August 27. Miss Ida Murphy.
daughter OF Sidney, NJ. Murphy.
57S5 vancourt street, became the
bride OF william Bell. OF st. Louis.
Mo. The Rev. w. II. Peck officiated
at the ceremony.
MIR Bell Is teacher at Webster
Groves, near st. Louis. The bride
ia the niece OF DR.. and Mrs. ScIpio
c. Murphy, OF this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell will reside In
ST. Louis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Mrs. Annie Lewis Is
Hostess At Breakfast

A charming color scheme OF
pale yellow and pink was featured
Tuesday morning at breakfast by
Mrs. Annie Lewis, East Garfield.
In honor OF the August born mem
hers OF the women OF the Lieut..
Frank w. Cheek Auxiliary No. Al,
OF United Spanish War Veterans.
The gay group OF ladies we're led
IN by Mrs. Alice Ford. followed by
Mrs. Kathleen Swanson, Mrs. Ber-
tina Smith, Mrs. Bertha Scott and
Mrs. Bertha Began.
The breakfast table was laid in
tho dining room. A yellow and
pink cloth OF damask linen covered
the table and the center was dec
Grated with the birth flower for
August-yellow gladIoli and roses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
CLUB ACTIVITIES
Brown Models Club

Members OF the Brown Models
club met at the home OF Mrs. NJ.
Heard, the president, on August
Is. Plans were completed for the
lawn fete, which was held August
10.
After the business session, all
members went with the president
and had lunch at Barthwell's
drugstore.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. V. Lawhorn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Midlor Steel Social
Club Sponsors Picnic

The Midlor Steel Social club
sponsored a picnic at Cass Benton
park last Saturday. Barbccued
chicken and weiners were prepar-
ed by Andrew Allvon, the chief
cook. and served 10 the picnickers.
Various games were played.
Among those attending the out
ing we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Burns, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Pruitt, w. Wideman. +.
Wideman, T. Perrin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Case, Henry Moseley, Ruby
Rinson. Lucy Robinson, Minnie
Williams, jamie Wooten and Case
Dale.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Mrs. M. Harris Will
Leave On Vacation

Mrs. NJ. Harris. matron OF the
Phyllis Wheatley Home, will leave
Monday on weeks vacation. She
Will motor with friends TO attend
the Baptist convention In Philadel-
phia and spend few days at the
New York Worlds Fair.
Mrs. V. a. Bristol. OF Jos. Cam
pau avenue. Is vacatIon.ng IN New
York and other Eastern cities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
CASSOPOLIS

The Chain Lake Sunday school
was well attended last Sunday.
The lesson was Interestingly
taught
The Rev. r. b. Shaw preached
forceful sermon at the morning
service.
Last Sunday, August 81. the
Chain Lake choir sang at the AME
church.
Cassopolis citizens are invited TO
send In their news and read The
Detroit Tribune each week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Mrs. Jordan Regales
K e c r e a ii o n Cub

Mrs. s. L. jordan enier,alra
the Sportsmens Recreation elcI
and some Of their associate men.
bers last Thursday evening a, be-
home on King stree. II was The
fifth social meeting night.
Bridge was played during hs
evening. and was followed BY Two
interesting talks by Tie president,
S. l.. Jordan and DR. J 4. Graham
Guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Souihali John Z
Smith. Mrs. Verlis Boddie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Sunson. Mrs. Bertha
White, Mr.. Manning and Mr., and
Mrs Luther Michon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Wedding Reception
Is rendered Couple

A wedding reception in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hubbard was Civ
en- Saturday, August 26, at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cundlff. 1927
Moore place.
Among the guests present were:
Mrs. Rebecca Turner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Bright. MIR.
and Mrs. c. Odds. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hen
ry. Mr.. and Mrs Willie Wylie, MIR.
and Mrs. c. b. Boon. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rogers. and many others.
The newly-weds were recipients
OF numerous gifts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubbard Will make their home at
pa Garfield street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Hi-Lite Society Club

The Hi-lite Society club met at
the home OF Frances White, 664 AL
ger, Wednesday afternoon, Aug. %.
Miss Clarissa Long, president, pre-
sided. Plans were discussed for a
party to be given soon.
Five new members were added TO
the club, namely; Miss Annie Lar
kins, Miss Nellie Daniels, Miss
Elizabeth Williams. Miss Helen
Porter, and Miss Edgell Edmon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Detroiters r e turn
From Alabama Visit

Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, NJ. and
Mrs. Willie Dorkins ana Laughter,
and Mrs. Maggie Herald, Of this
city. have returned home after 4
visit TO Birmingham and Tusci.
loosa. Ala. They report having had
a delightful vacation in the South
Mrs. Myrtle Banks ard her sou
and daughter have also returned
home, following trip % Birmins'
ham. Ala.
All OF these vacailonlsis sr
members OF John Weslev ANE Zion
church. Of which the Rev, Jesse L
Moore is pastor. Friends are glaa
TO welcome them back 10 De'roI'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Secret Twelve Club

The Secret Twelve club held It's
last meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Holden, AS Elizabeth. Plans
were made for a party. after WHICH
a tasty lunch was served.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02

you OF an excel
lent spread" for
your W int err
bread and bis.
cults. Can and
preserve plenty
OF fruits and
berries as they
are In season.
Today it's plum
Tina Haro fo a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-02
Calvin's Newspaper Service
TESTED RECIPE

<b0"ees Lee bdrf0n-
n GOD old fashioned plums,
NJ turned into jam by using the
most modern recipe. will assure
La gaceta., 1939-11-09
Sc PEDIRA PARA Ell EYER
CITO UN CREDITO DE
$1,65O, 900, 900

Washington, Nov. EN- las
esferas oficiales Sc dijo aver
que en- la legislature de enero
pedira ell ejercito, para fondo de
defensa, un credito de $1,650,-
100000.
Ell plan consiste en- aumentar
a 100000 hombras ell nGmer0
de soldados, en- lugar del presen
te maximo de $500 en- Ell ejer
cito regular y 235,O0 en- las
milicias.
Los bien enterados asegura1
qre en- ell Congreso Sc hara muy
poca resistencla a esa solicitud.
Sc propone Ell ejercito cons
truir tambien dos escuadrillas
de nueve representations ae-
reas y c~entenares de pepuehos
aviones de caza. Para julio 10
de 1871 estara terminado eli OBJ
jetivo de $500 aviones de H.
nea,
La gaceta., 1939-11-09
DECLARATION DEL SECRE
TARIO DEL PARTIDO "A
MEXICAN LABOR" EN-
CONTRA DE BROWDER

New York, Nov. Conner
tando ell reciente diScurso del
lider comunista Browder, Alex
Rose, di6 a los peri6dicos UNI,
nota redactada en- estos termi-
nos: LA nueva politica del par
lido ComuniSta, anunciada por
Earl Browder, Sc refiere a los
servicios rendidos al regimen
Soviet de Stain. Acualmenbe,
Browder ha rendido un gran
servicio a EstadoS Unidos. Ma
da puede ser mas elocuente pa
"a probar a los comunistas NAL
dirigidos y a los que con ellos
viajan, que ell apoyar la norma
ComuniSta equivale a CONVEX
tirse en- miembros de la Legion
Extranjera de la Unin Soviet,
Las naturales consecuencias de,
pacto Stalin-Hitler obligan aho-
"a a los comunuistaS a tirar to-
das las pretensiones democrat
cas- del pasado-y a predicar Ia
revolution por medo de los que
ellos llaman "rapida transition
10 que les ha llevado a ridicuh-
Ear al Nuevo Trato y a decir
Que ell Presidente Roosevelt es
un aliado de la calle de Wall.
Fue esta criminal politica de
los comunistas en- Alemania Ia
que hizo surgir ell hitlerismo
que al presente amenaza todos
dos valores democraticos en- ell
mundo.
La gaceta., 1939-11-09

Londres, Nov. EN- ell
lunch del Lord Mayor de Lon
Sir John Simon, Ell camel
Ter de hacienda, lego una decla-
raci6n del primer ministro
Chamberlain, por hallarse este
enfermo, en- relaci6n con la que
ira Y la oferta de mediaci6n de
paz hecha por B6lgica y Holan-
da.
Chamberlain, que tiene 20 a.
nos, padece un ataque de gotta y
lie entreg6 ell discurso, para que
10 ieyera, a Sir John Simon.
"Todo ell mundo apreciara les
altos motives que guiaron a los
5oberanos de Holanda y Belgica
a hacsr su apelaci6n de paz del
paSado marteS e Inglaterra con-
,estara despues de consular a
.Cs dominios y sus aliedoS. N
de5eamos que continue la que
ira un dia mas de los necesarioS
para cbtener un arreglo salts
factorio en- otra forma".
La gaceta., 1939-11-09
LOS REPUBLICANS NO E.
LIGIERoN UN SOLO CAN
DIDATO EN- LA CIUDAD
DE NEW YORK

New York, Nov. 9.-El Tigre
de Tammany Hall saborea de
nuevo la victoria en- la ciudad de
New York. Los republicanos no
lograron elegir un solo candida
to.
Ell partido american Labo.
Party" solo consigui6 elegir a
cuatro candidates a la judica-
tura no a los concejales. Todos
los candidates apoyados por Ell
alcalde LaGuardia fueron delrc
tados. Sc concede la election, CO.
mo Independence, de Alfred L.
Smith, Jr., hijo del exgoberna-
dor del miSno ponbrS
La gaceta., 1939-11-09
DERRIBADO OTRO AVON
NAZI
TrOpGs de los DOnainiOs para
Ell Ej6rcitO IngLes

Paris, Nov. 9.-Un aeroplanO
nazi "Dornier', de exploration,
fue derribado aver por un ca
ga ingles cerca de una aldea
francesa. En- Il violento descen-
so perecieron sus tres ocupan-
ties.
Con los ~fragmentos de un te-
cho contra Ell cual choc6 ell ~
Won, dos mujeres resultaron lie
Sionadas.
FL ministro de la guerra IN
giles, HOne-B elisha, anuncio a
yer que con Jas tropas de los do
minios aumentara a 100000
hombres ell contingente de las
fuerzas expedicionarias en-
Francia. No quiere este decir
que nuestro Unite, en- cuanto a
fuerzas terrestres, finaliza ahi.
La gaceta., 1939-11-09
DOS N0TICIAS do AVER
WINSTON CHURCHILL
Una Explosion HaRdi6 an
Submarine

Londres, Nov. EN- la Ca
mara de los Comunes habl6 a.
yer Winston Churchill, a pri-
mer Lord del Almirantazgo, y
di6 la mala noticia de que ell sub
marino ingl6s Oxley, de 1872 to-
neladas, habia sidO destruidO
por Una explosion accidental,
hace varias semanas.
Churchill calcula que Alema-
MIA es capaz de co%nstruir dos
nuevos Submarines por semana,
70 que lie dara un total de Glen
para 81 mes de enero. NADIA dijo
en- cuanto a la imposibilidad
de que Alemania entrene nue.
vas tripulaciones para los sub
marines con la rapidez necesa-
ria para mandar los barcos al
mar.
Desde que empez6 la guerra
las escuadras aliadas han veni-
do destruyendo de dos a cuatro
submarines alemanes por sema-
ma. "Nuevas perdidas deben &C.
perarse, por cuanto en estns
tiemp0s no es possible garanti-
gar inmunidad."
Sc refiri6 a los acorazados
de bolsillo Deutschland" y'"Al-
mirante Scheer" y dijo que 81
prlmero fuG visto en- las cerca-
Mas de las Azores, aver, y que
el otro Sc halla en- el sur del At
lantico; pero hasta Ell presente
de ellos ha podido ha-
Ger presa3 de consideration.
Toda la tripulaci6n del sub
"Ohley', con la excep-
ci6n de dos hombres, pereci6 en-
el desastre.
Do tambi6n la buena noticia
de que el portaviones Ark Ro-
yal", "hundido por la radio ale.
mana, ACADIA de capturar uno
Dc los mas valiosos vapores mer
eantes de AlemaRia.
La gaceta., 1939-11-09
Chamberlain esta enfermo y Sir
John Simon lego SUI declaration
Espera vivir para yer colocados los cimientos
de un nuevo mundo sin OPPRESSION

"Hemos sido obligados a to-
mar las armas y no las depon-
dremos hast atener la segCridad
de que Europa esta libre de las
amenazas que han paraaizado Ia
vida de sus pueblos.
Esta parece ser la mas extra
ma de las guerras, algo asi como
un sitio, pero en- cualquier mo-
mento pudiera convertirse ell
IN violento conflicto. La canoe
acton del embargo en- los Esta-
dos Unidos, bajo la nueva ley de
neutralidad, reabre para los A
liados las puertas de los mas
Srandes almacenes de abasteci-
mientos de TODD el mundo. Sa-
,smos qre no podemos fracasar
70 sostengo la firme convic-
ION de que viviremos para yer
4olocados los cimientos de un
.luevo mundo de libertad y hu-
nanidad, que sucedera al de la
preston y Ell dominic por la
fuerza."
La gaceta., 1939-11-09
ALGERNON LEE CONDENA
LAS DE-
w

New York, Nov. 9.-Algernon
Lee, p~residente en- la ciudad de
la Liga Social Democratiea, de-
clar6 aqui que Ell discurso de
Earl Browder revela 10 que pue
de esperarse va del comunismo
y Of nazismo, por parte de los
dem6cratas. ia mascara del an
tifascismo la han tirado va, a.
rrancada por Ribentrop y Moo
tOff. La nueva "anti-guerra" es
algo muy delgado para ocultar
las caracteristicas de la cara to-
t~litaria. Made Sc dejara enga-
mar por la falsa affirmation de
que Francia e Inglaterra, ayu-
dadas por ell presidente Roose-
welt, lie hacen una guerra impe-
rialista . Alemania.
Esa elase de eonversaci6n ha
lido ridiculizada por la queja
del Kremlin de que la imperia-
lista Finlandia amenaza a "a
Russia Soviet con el uso de las
SrmsS
La gaceta., 1939-11-09
.RECOMIENDA LA "VITAMI-
MA A" PARA LOS ACCI-
DENIES

Filadeifia, Nov. 9.-E DR..
Cornelius p. Rhoads, exmiem-
bro del Institute Rockefeller, de
clar6 ante la Convention annual
de la Academia de Dermatolo-
gia y Stills que el uso de Ia vi
tamina A es de gran convenien-
ella para evitar los academies
nocturnos de autom6vil.
La falta de Vitamina A pro-
duce la ceguedad de noche y ha-
ce que sea mayor ell ndmero de
academies.
Una deficiencia en- esta clase
de vitamina Sc nota principal
msnte entire las personas exa-
minadas para guar sus coches
de nOche.
La gaceta., 1939-11-09
DESDE UN TERCER PIS0
Sc ARROJARON LA MA
r. Y LA HIJA

Washington, Nov. 9.-La Sre.
Agnes Krieger y su hija del mis-
mo nombre Sc arrojaron aver a
la Gale desde un tercer piso,
la primera y sufrier-
do la segunda lesiones graves.
Ell cuerpo de la hija, segGn Ell
DIR. Charles j. Demas, un tes-
tigo, cay6 sobre el de la madre.
La hija sufri6 lesiones inter
mas y fractures de los brazos,
piernas y mandibula. Ell esp0so
de la Sra. Krieger declare que
la madre y la hija Sc hallaban
enfermas.
La gaceta., 1939-11-09
NO Sc HA REUNID0 Ell
CONGRESO CUBAN0

Habana, Nov. 9.--El Congre
so cubano, que debi6 reunirse Il
pasado lunes, no pudo celebraf
session por falta de quorum.
I'm mensaje del presidente
Laredo Bru, de mucha extern
sion, no pudo leerse. Gestiones
Sc hacen para obtener que asis-
tan las dos terceras parties y pc
der inaugurar el nuevo periodic
legislative.
Los peri6dicos dicen que ell
Congreso no Sc reunira hasta
despues del dia Is y luego de G.
fectuadas las elecciones de Cons
tituyente.
Muchos de los senadores y re-
presentantes estan empehados
en- una activa campaha electo-
raj.
En- Matanzas el coronel Ba-
tista, jefe del ejercito, pronun-
clio un discurso y dijo que 81
pals pronto tendra la clase de
Constitution que desea.
Batista elogi6 al presidente
Roosevelt y ell estado satisfacto-
rio de las relaciones entire Cuba
y los Estados UnidOs.