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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


MIKE SEE
Defendant
Pending In the Circuit Court of
said Mcdowell County.
The object Of this s-it is to
obtain from tho defendant by
the plaintiff q divorce from the
bonds of nfatrimony and for
general relief.
And it sppearinS from an aft
davit now on 40 with the papers
in this cause, thet tho defend
ant is q nonresident Of the State
Of West Virginia it 10 therefore
ordered h q + the said defend
ant do appear ct the Clerks ofh-
ce Of the Circuit Corrt Ct Nc
Dowell County within one month
from the date of the frst prbli-
cation of this order and do what
is necessary to protect his in
terest herein.
And it is further ordered that
a copy OF this order DO publish.
ed once a week for threa Success.
| sive weeks in some newspaper OF
] general CIRCULATION in said Nc
DOVE County.
A COW. Toste.
| ALE K b. CYPhENS, Clerk
OF the CircHit Cocrt, Mcdowell
County, West Virginia.
JOSEPH G. TRAVIS, P. @
Date Of first publication, Nov
3, 1889.
Evening star., 1939-02-16
P. McGranery, president Of the
society, In the receiving line.
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P. McGranery, president Of the
society, In the receiving line.
| 400 Attend Illinois Dance.
Other officers who assisted at
the dance included Representative
Robert F. Rich, Mai. Ger. H. H.
Arnold, j. Roland Kinzer. Rear
Admiral William r. Furlong and
Miss Mary Ann Skinner.
More than 400 guests attended the
dance held by the Illinois State So
ciety at the Shoreham Hotel
Reginald D. Frank, president Of the
society, presided. Mrs. Grace
Cooper, Mrs. H. w. Law and Harold
Friend were in charge Of arrange
ments.
Frank E. Hickey, president Of the
Massachusetts, Society, presided at
the Valentine party and dance held
at the Wardman Park Hotel. Miss
Alva M. K. Tyler was chairman Of
the committee Of women who
handled the dance.
Offlcers who assisted Mr.. Hickey
in the receiving line included Vice
President H. c. Shepheard, Miss
Fanny Buck and William J. Byrne,
and Mrs. Leon Chagnon, secretary.
Kentuckians Hear Logan.
Members of the Board Of Trus-
tees present included Pehr G..
Holmes, j. Chase Mckenzie, Joseph
P. Hall, DR.. Henry Grattan Doyle,
John H. O'Toole, Miss Harriet M.
Cheney and Miss Josephine Wunder.
Senator M. M. Logan and men,
bers Of Congress from Kentucky
spoke at the ball given by the Ken
lucky State Society at the Willard
Hotel. Each member Of the con-
gressional delegation and his guests
were assigned to congressional dis
tricts marked of in the ballroom.
Evening star., 1939-02-16
Johnson Is Speaker
AT West Virginia
Society Banquet
Receptions Are Held
By Four Other
State Groups

Assistant Secretary of War Louis
A. johnson was the guest speaker
at the 25th anniversary of the West
Virginia State Society at the Raleigh
Hotel, as four other State societies
held receptions and dances last
night.
Senator M. M. Nicely and John L.
Lewis, head of the G. I. O., were
among the guests at the West Vir-
ginia dinner and dance, at which
Heber H. Rice, president of the
group, presided. Other guests in
cluded Representatives Andrew c.
Schiller and John Kee, Chairman
Percy Tetlow, Ned Smith and other
members of the National Bituminous
Coal Commission, and Frank L.
Yates, assistant to the acting con-
troller general.
A vaudeville show, featuring Tom
Barry, tenor, and several dancing
acts. was presented at the ball held
by the Pennsylvania State Society
at the Willard Hotel.
Senators James j. Davis and
Joseph Guffey were guests of honor
and assisted Representative James
Evening star., 1939-02-16
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The Nome nugget., 1939-10-09

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 final settlement, and filed in the above Court, his first and final report and account and petition for order of distribution, and that Saturday, the 18th day of November, 1889, at II o'clock am. of said day. at the office and courtroom of the above Court in Nome, Alaska, has been set as the time and place for the set clement of said report and ac- count and for hearing of objec- tions thereto if any there be, and for a hearing on the petition for an order of final distribution, and ali persons interested in said estate are hereby notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said report and account should not thereupon be immediately made to the persons entitled thereto without further notice of proceedings. At such hearing the Court will adjudicate and decree who the heirs and distributes of the deceased are. Reference is hereby made to the said report, account and petition for further particulars.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 18th day of September, 1889.
 FRED MEBES, Executor
 Publish September 18, 25, Oct ober 2, 9, 1889.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-09
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 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION OF NOTICE

No. 3426
 In the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Second
 Judicial Division
 Territory of Alaska, Libellant, ys. Five Gallons of Alcohol.
 This matter coming on duly and regularly to be heard upon the oral motion of the United States Attorney for and on be- half of 1ibellant herein for an order specifying the notice to claimants to be given in the within cause. and it appearing to the Court and the Court finding that the two persons named in the information as consignor and consignee are the only persons interested in said property, and that the consignor can be reach ed by personal service, and that the consignee and any other in- terested parties may receive ad- equate notice by publication, NOW, THEREFORE,
 TT IS HEREBY ORDERED that notice of the pendency of this action to all claimants shall be made by personal service of the warrant on the cOnSignor, the Nome Mercantile and Mining Company, and the publication of the following notice to claimants in The Nome Nugget a newspa- per of general circulation at Nome, Alaska for one insertion at least ten (10) days before the day upon which the monition or Writ of Attachment is returnable to this Court, to-wit:
 NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS
 United States District Court, Second Division, Alaska. Terri tory of Alaska vs, Five Gallons of Alcohol
 I have seized and held under Writ in the above-entitled cause the following: FIVE GALLONS OF ALCOHOL. For the causes set forth in the libel now pend- ing in the above Court I here by give notice to all persons claiming said property, or know ing why the same should not be confscated according to said libel, that they be and appear in the court room of said court at Nome, Alaska, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of the 20th day of October, 1889, and make their claim and allegations in that be- half.
 B. B. Mozee, U s MarshalP'
 Done in open Court this 20th day of September, 1889.
 J. H. s. Morrison, District Judge
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 605

No. 6U5
 In the Probate Court In and For The Cape Nome Precinct, Second Division: Territory of Alaska In the matter of the estate of EDWARD JOHNSEN, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that by order of the Probate Court in and for the Cape Nome Precinct, Alaska, the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of EDWARD JOHN SEN, Deceased. All persons hav- ing claims against said estate shall present them with proper vouchers attached, within six months from. the date of this no tice to the undersigned Admin istrator personally or at the of flee of Leroy M. Sullivan, at the City Hall in Nome, Alaska.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, Sep tember 25, 1889.
 Ross J Kinney,
 Administrator.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-09
Wien AirIines
 Activities

Oct. 7, Sig Wien made trip north stopping at Taylor, Deer ing, Candle and Coffee CT. Pas sengers on the trip were: Louis Mideke. Nome to Deering; Jen- nie Anderson and Hans Knude, Coffee Creek to Nome.
 A flight was made to Council in the afternoon with freight and one passenger, Ruth Ost for Nome.
 Frank Whaley made two trips north with stops at Pilgrim Springs, Coffee Creek, Bunker Hill and Teller. Mail and freight were taken on the fist trip. Miss Sheppard was a round trip pas senger to Teller.
 Sunday three trips were made north with freight and the follow ing passengers: MT. and Mrs Bud Thompson. Nome to Taylor; Sam Godfrey, John Larson, and George Taggart, Taylor to Nome,
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-09

Louis Nashenwing and Mrs. Gun mar Kaasen, Coffee CT to Nome; Sister Mary Sharret, Pilgrim Springs to Nome. A trip was made to Council and Golovin in the afternoon. MT. Fagerstrom was taken to Golovin from Coun cil and Hans Larson was brot to Nome from Council.
 Today Sig Wien made a trip to Taylor and return via Taylor with one passenger.
 Frank Whaley took a load of freight to Taylor returning via Coffee CT. John Glass, Houston Alexander and one other were brought to Nome from Coffee Creek.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-09

press.
 Pilot Mirow flew two passen- gers to American Creek and re turned n the afternoon.
 Pile: Jefford to American CT. with two passengers and return ing via Council.
 Pilot Jefford to Teller with 2 passengers and freight.
 Monday Pilot Martin to Ameri can CT and Council and return in the evening via American CT with two passengers.
 Today's trip to Fairbanks was cancelled out due to bad weather at Fairbanks but will leave Tues day morning as soon as possible.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-09
Notice of Rendering Account For Final Settlement & Petition For
 Distribution
No. 564 = Probate

In the Probate Court In and For The Cape Nome Precinct, Second
 Division, Territory of Alaska In the Matter of the Estate of HENRY GUMM, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Fred Mebes. Executor of the Es- tate of Henry Gumm, deceased, has rendered and presented for
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-09
PRINTING BLANKS CARRIED

The Nome Daily Nugget carries several forms of printing blanks for your convenience - Dredge Logs, thawing and drill reports Mining Deeds. Placer and Lode Location Notices. Vouchers,
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-09
MiroW Air Service
 Activities

Sunday Pilot Jefford flew two passengers to Kotzebue and re- turned in the late afternoon.
 Saturday, Pilot Martin to Iron Creek with Talbot Scott and ex-
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-09

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The Nome nugget., 1939-10-09

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The Nome nugget., 1939-10-09

ALASKAS SHIPS CAN KEEP RUNNING give Aaskas people good regular mail year around That's 75 of Aaska steamship paid by the Canned Salmon Industry for shipments building materials canery supplies and transportation of It's another which the Salmon Industry helps promote prosperity here.
La gaceta., 1939-12-28
Is JOVENES
PARA LA IONA DEL CA
NAL

La oficina local de recluta-
miento del ejercito de los Els.
tados Unidos mandara Is mu
chachos de Tampa a la IONA
del canal de Panama.
Los aceptados por ell sargen
to D. E. Brady, son: Jerome
Garcia, Ray v. Moya, Red
mond w. Morris, Donald R.
Moody, Bernard L. Kirkland,
Robert R. Lowery ,Adolfo Prize
to, Leo Yarborugh, Chester c.
Lynch, Howard C. Nation, Ly-
lie w. Hughes, Robert y Henry
H. Powell, Vicent M. Grant,
Charles w. Nelson, Jack
Crews y James C. indschiffer.
La gaceta., 1939-12-28
UNI TERREMOTO PRODUJO
MAS DE 5000 VICTIMAS EN-
TURQUIA

Ankara. Turquia, Die. 28.-
En- ell norte de Anatolia un te-
rremoto derrib6 edificios y pro-
dujo la muerte a mas de 5000
PERSONS.
Les habitantes de las ciuda-
des y pueblos bUscaron refugio
en- los lugares abiertos. Sam
sum, con $4,000 habitantes, es
una de las poblaciones mas afec
tadas. Bomberos v soldados rea-
lizan peligrosas faenas de es-
combreo.
Cast tOdos los estremecimien
tos Sc sintieron entire las dos Y
las einco de la madrugada.
Ell gobierno acumula recursos
para socorrer a los damnifica-
dos.
En- Anatolia, otra catastro
fe igUal, anteriormente, produ-
10 Ia musrte a 900 persoaas,
La gaceta., 1939-12-28

Ell grade de agresividad y
maldad de las naciones totalita-
rias debe medirse por sus mi
uridades: La Italia de Mussoli-
nj, por ejemplo, destroz6 las vi
das de centenares de miles de
italianos y despues pas6 a reali-
Ear los "atracos" de Abisinia,
Espana y Albania la Alemania
de Hitler descuartiz6 millones
de vidas de seres que no acepta-
ban su ferula y despues hizo
que las tropas ladronas de tie
rras ayudaran a Franco en- Es-
pana y de paso Sc apoder6 de
Austria, de Checoeslovaquia, de
Danzig, de Memel, de Polonia /;
Russia, confiada por entero a
la imagination asiatica y czaris-
ia de Stain, Sc quito la chaque-
de la "pureza' y lie arrebat6 a
los polacos sus %tierras, mat6 de
paso la iibertad de tres peque-
nos pueblos y ahora sacrifice
miles de vidas en- Finlandia.
Con esos paises sgresores, no
puede aliarse ell TIC Samuel.
81 Francia e Inglaterra lie
gan a unirse con Italia y Ale
mania en- contra de Russia, Sa-
muel sabra conservar su equili-
brio y de elias Sc apartara.
Ell honor del pueblo Sc senti-
ria tan ofendido por aceptar 81
brazo de Stain, como en- estre-
char la mano de amigo de Hit
Ter, Mussolini y los matarifes
nipones.
La gaceta., 1939-12-28
LOS ~PERIODICOS JAPONE-
SEES ATACAN A ESTADOS
UNIDOS

Toxic, Die. 28.-Los peri6di-
cos atacan hoy al gobierno de
les Estados Unidos y dicen que
no favorece la concentration de
un convenio comercial para
reemplazar al que ahora existe
y que Sc finalizara en- enero. Els
va claro, dice ell "Kokumin',
que Estados Unidos piensa usar
csc convenio como I'm garrote
en- cuanto al programa japones
IN China.
Washington trata de impedir
lue constituyamos un nuevo 60
bierno central en- China, opo-
ni6ndose asi a la formation "de
IN nuevo orden de cosas" en-
Asia.
La gaceta., 1939-12-28
DEVOLVIO Ell PAPA LA VI
STA A LOS REYES DE
ITALIA

Paris. Die. 28.-Con un ex-
traordinario despliegue dr.
suntucsidad, ell PADa Pic XII,
iefe de un pequeho estadO, re
70 c. 5eza supreme de cente
mares de milones d catGliCJs.
deyC,vi6 hoy a los reyes de tn
liza y emperadores de Ablsihp
la vista que lie hi.ieron ls S
mana pasada.
FI5 Ii Trimera vista d m
Papa a un principal temporal
en- mas de 60 amos.
Miles de cat6licos sc agru-
paron en- las GALES de Roma y
aplaudieron a Su Santidad,
que repartia bendiciones.
La vista Sc interpreta como
un segundo paso de Mussoli-
nj, con la ayuda del Papa, pa
ra iniciar un movimiento en-
Europa contra la Russia Soviet
Mussolini tiene la esperan-
"a de lograr que Hitler Sc a.
parte de Stain y Sc una a "la
santa ahanza" contra la ex-
tension del eomunismo,
La gaceta., 1939-12-28
ATRACO EN- LA
CIUDAD DE TAMPA
Sc HeUaron los bdndidos $50

Dos individuos desconocidos,
cuyas sehas coinciden con las de
los que asaltaron y robaron dos
establecimientos de la Gale de
Howard, la semana pasada, Sc
presentaron anoche en- la far
macia Johnson, de la esquina de
Central y Hanna, en- Seminoles
Heights, y amenazando a los
duehos, esposo Stay G. johnson
Sc Hevaron $50.
Uno de los c~riminales, arma-
do, les orden6 no hicieran resis-
tencia y recogi6 TODD Ell dinero
de la GAIA y unas monedas que
para cambio Mr.. Johnson guar
daba en- sus bolsillos.
Estima la policia que Sc trata
de la misma pareja de crimina-
les que tiene aterrorizada en-
cierto modo al pequeho conner
clio.
La gaceta., 1939-12-28
PELICULAS DE
DA ITALIANA FASCISTA

La Sociedad Christopher Co
lumbus, tildada de italiana fas-
cista en- nrestros medios socia-
les, exhibira peliculas de propa-
ganda, en- lie sociedad La Italia
y en- ell edificio de la Stella, en-
West Tampa, en- la noche de
hoy Y manana.
Pronunciaran discusses du-
rante la exhibici6n de las peli.
culas, ell Padre Luis Rinaldi y ell
padre Pedro Rinaldi.
Sc titulan las peliculas, pre-
sentadas por ell regimen de Mus
solini: Las Ciudades de Roma,
Pompeya, fabrica de cristal en-
Murano y Florencia en- la pri-
mavera.
La gaceta., 1939-12-28
LAS TROPAS AGREORAS
SIGUEN EN- RETIRADA
RedtdzddDS NueUoS AtdqMeS
contra Ia LiRed MdnNerheim

Helsinki, Die. 28.-La nota
Official finlandesa, firmada por
el alto mando, anuncia que los
bolSeviques continGan retiran-
dose por encima de Lago Lado.
ga y que ell nGmero de sus bajas
crece. Todos los nuevoS asaltos
contra la Inca Mannerheim fue
ron rechazadoS. AL nordeste de
Lieksa los agresores siguen re-
trocediendo hasta la frontera
bajo la preston de una vigorosa
ofensiva finlandesa.
Drrante ell dia la aviaci6n So
vletica mantuvo sus ataques, ex
tendiendolos en- ell interior del
pals. Mas de so bombas Sc deja-
ron caer en- Aabo, la tercero de
las ciudades de la repGblica, y
Is en- Tampere. Varios aeropla-
del enemigo atacaron a Ha-
meenlina.
Sc desconoce todaVia ell nG-
nero total de vfctimas causadas
por los dltimos bombardeos.
Tropas fnlandesas eruzaron
de nuevo la frontera rusa en- la
region al este de Salla.
La gaceta., 1939-12-28

Amigo Lanas Elsa anunciada
rebaja hasta 70 por ell dollar, en-
tn case es muy "razonable".
Ellos deben hacer regalitos de
Navidad o Ano Nuevo y tn no
tienes derecho a pedirle a los
banqueros, ayudantes, etc., que
Saquen los "obsequio" del modes
to 2O% a la semana que actual
mente reciben..
Tu debes "andar tocado de la
''testa" cuando tie atreves a pen
sar que I'm 300 por ciento es
mucho dinero para los "mento-
res" y sus protectors.
Los pobres 'banqueros" tie
men muchos gastos. Tu no themes
autom6vil que mantener, pres
no 10 necesitas para pasear a la
familia; tn wives en- una casa
de dos o tres pesos a la semana,
81 todavia existen casuchas con
tan bajo alquiler, y el posee ca
sa propia y debe pagan anual-
mente Grecidas contribuciones /;
tn solo juegas dos o tres pesitos
a la semana, 10 que hace un pun
to "pobre'', y el debe acumular
muchos dos o tres pesitos y des-
pues "romperse la cabeza" pa
IA distribuirlos; tn debias abo-
gar porque solo pagaran 80 o 40
pesos por ell dollar, en- la "epoca
muerta", y diez o 20 en- la "vi-
va" o 'resurrecta".
Quizas tie convendria, en- 10
que a los ninos concierne, que
Sc a~piadaran de II los "podero-
sos y todas las semanas te qui-
taran a la fuerza dos d6lares,
para sus gastos, en- lugar de
darte I'm pedazo de papel y una
"eSperanza ultrajada".
iBien esta la rebaja a 70 Y
por la parte nuestra que la eau
menten" a so!
81 tn necesitas esos dos d6la-
res o tres para necesidades pc
rentorias, 5es l6gico que Sc los
meta en- ell bolsillo, como manso
cordero, tn amigo ell "bolitero'?
iDe acuerdo con la rebaja...
de modo que los "titeres" y "sa-
crificados" sc diviertan!
La gaceta., 1939-12-28
AUMENTA A 5000 Ell NU-
NERO DE MUERTOS

Ankara, Turquia, Diciembre
28.-El n1mero de muertOs
por ell terremOto de aver au,
ment6 a 5000 en- la manana
de hoy, segdn una noticia off
cial.
Ciudades enteras han sido
demolidas. Informan de To-
kat que alb Sc han recogido
va 953 cadaveres. FL nGmero
de heridos pasa de 500. Mu-
chas personals pasaron de la vi
da a la muerte cuando dor
milan. Una ciudad de 10000
habitantes, Erzincan, qued6
convertible en- enormes month
mes de ruinas.
Al d~errumbarse los cuarte-
les perecieron 80 cadetes y sol
dados. La explosion de las ca
nerfas del gas produjeron mu
chos incendios.
Miles de mujeres y ninos,
aterrorizados, Sc niegan a vol
yer a sus hogares.
Ha salido para la region de
catastrofe ell presidente de
la Republica, Ismet Inonu
QuieD personalmente dirigira
ell socorro a las familias en- des
gracia. Varios trenes militia
res Sc italian en- canine llevan
do tiendas, medicinas, where's
Y otros recursos.
La gaceta., 1939-12-28
NOTICIAS
DE WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
A FROM CONGRESSMAN .
J. HARDIN PETERSON

Ell CENSO.-La oficina del
Censo Sc ha organizado. Eugene
We'll es ell director de la del Con
dado de Hinsborough, con des-
pacho en- Tampa. Ell primer cen
so sera mercantil. Ell de pobla-
ci6n, casas, fincas, minas, etc,
vendra ell primero de abril. Por
ell Negociado del Censo Sc ha ex-
pedido un boletin que dice: Los
enumeradores, 10 miSmo que Sc.
cretarios, mecandgrafas, inter-
pretes y otros no seran escogi-
dos hasta 1910. La Selection Sc
ra local. Los solicitantes perde-
ran su tempo escribiendo a Wa
shington. Ellos deberan aguar-
dar la aperture de las oficinas
locales, 10 que Sc anunciara por
medic de los peri6dicos. Las O.
ficinas locales daran pruebas
para determinar las aptitudes
de los aspirantes. Hombres y
mujeres seran elegibles sobre u
ma base igual.
Ell primer censo Sc tom6 en-
1890. Entonces ,habia II Esta-
dos con una poblaci6n de $685.
2l4 seres humanos. Virginia e.
ra ell Estado de mayor pobla-
ci6n, Pennsylvania ell segundo y
New York ell cuarto. Tennessee
solo tenia entonces una pobla-
ci6n de 1851.
NUEVA DIRECCTON.-A
partir del 80 de diciembre toda
la correspondence para mi de-
bera enviarse a la oficina de la
capital del pals. Regresaremos
entonces para la legislature re-
gular.
Mi oficina en- la Camara es
1904 House Office Building,
Washington, o j. Hardin Peter
son, miembro del Congreso, Wa
shington, d. C.
NUEVOS SELLOS.-El adj
ministrador general de correos
de la Naci6n, Mr.. Farley, ACADIA
de anunciar una lista de nuevos
sellos y los dolores de los 35 Sc
Hos de las Series Americans
que seran puestos a la venta.
Los dos primeros sellos que sc
pondran a la venta seran de un
centavo en- color verde, con Ia
efigie de Washington Irving,
ell famoso autOr, y de 2 cts. en-
rojo, de James Fenimore Coop
er, ell novelista. En- Tarryton.
New York sc venderan los pri-
meros y los segundos en- Coon
erstown, New York.
FELIZ ANO.-Dentro de po-
La gaceta., 1939-12-28
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Carta de Juan Lanas: "Yo
soy un desgraciado que juego a
la "Bolita", Cuba, etc., con Ia
esperanto de que la suerte me
favorezca.
Quizas estaria yo mejor sin
los 'pulpos'' que me retuercen
ell bolsillo; pero el habito de jul
gar y la eSperanza... me Gevan
semanalmente dos o tres pesos.
Esta manana me notified Ell
"b~olitero" mic, un muchacho
formal y bien r%elacionado, que
a partir del proximo sorteo solo
me pagaran $40 por IN dollar,
es decir, que la ganancia de los
banqueros sera de 800 a la Sc
mana.
Los "parleys" de los suenos
f~antasticos, de los numeritos
que nunca acierto, tambien me
pagaran menos.
Espero, senior director, que
proteste de esa nueva "rebaja
de precios", que tiene 'finali-
dad electoral.
LIE saluda, lie abraza y lie de-
sea toneladas de dicha,
JatGR LGnaS.
La gaceta., 1939-12-28
PERRY G. WALL ANUNCIA
STU C~ANDIDATURA

FL viejo ciudadano de Tampa
y ex alcalde Perry G. Wall anun
clio aver su candidatura a secre-
tario de la Corte del Circuito.
Wall asegura que posee para
ell puesto la debida capacidad Y
que 10 ~desempehara con inteli-
gencia y consideration para to-
dos.
Actualmente es presidente de
la junta de directories de la
Knight and Wall Hardware Co.
Su hermano Edgar es admi-
nistrador de correos de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1939-12-28

ITienen los senores Garner,
Dewey, etc. la propia prepare
ci6n cultural, la debida vision
clara de los problemas interna-
cionales, para gobernar una ma
ci6n como este en- los amos que
atravesamos?
Nosotros no pensamos de Gar
ner como piensa Lewis, por e.
jemplo, pero sabemos que su ca
pacidad cultural es inferior a
la del presidente Roosevelt.
Garner en- la presidencia, a la
presidential, a la que nunca lie
CARA, seria un facil Instruments
de los "privilegiadOs"; Dewey
en- ia presidencia, serta el repre-
La gaceta., 1939-12-28
PUESTO EN- Ell
LAMPKIN

I'm Jurado investigates So
reuni6 aver en- la oficina del
Juez de Paz Savarese y libr6 de-
culpa a j. c. Lampkin, emplea-
do de la municipalidad, en- la
muerte del negro Enoch Cope
land, que viajaba en- una bicicle-
ia.
Los miembros del Jurado sc
nombran T. B. Sheriff., jr., Guy
P. Gulley, f. II. Walker, W. p
Robinson, w. A. Robinson, w.
A. Kennedy y l.. E. Coleman.