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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-11-10
thelr SHIPS 70 IOItIBII rags II JIG
commission approves the U. s. Line
transfer. They were the American
Lykes Bros, Steamship Co., Inc,
South Atlantic Mail Line and the
Waterman Line.

OINtT UVVTIUVEIHCNV8
IAN application to the mari
time commission by the Portland
(Me) TRAVELLING Company for per-
L.. ua11 Zine A,.n s,,ln..r ,iainla
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-11-10

michael; junior councillor, Donald
Davis; chaplain, Carl Hellendrung:
senior deacon, Arthur Baron;
Junior deacon Charles Crandall.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-11-10

Book.
The officers are: Master cou1.
cillor, John L. Lineburgh, Jr.s
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-11-10

OK OF RIJ(
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-11-10
IIltTt WIS a POooID11IVJ VIrF7
resident might reveal his stand on
he U. S. Lines case at his regular
ress conference this morning. He

DlQ reporters III I1yOC ain AuSSN'"J
hat he then did not believe the pro-
rrad Troy, cfer violated the neutrality |
La gaceta., 1939-06-21


sc llevara a efecto en- la noche
del pr6ximo lunes 26, en- Benja-
min Field, a lass 80 p. m.
John, que tan buenas y lin
pias demostraciones nos ha ofre
cido frente a Marvin Jones y Ell
"Hombre Montana" Tom Han
ly, la oportunidad de demostrar
al p1blico que todavia Sc encuen
ira en- aquella forma esplendida
de cuando obtuvo dos tablas
frenteal campe6n mundial.
Grandovitch promote desen-
mascarar a su contrario, cosa
que todavia no han podido ha-
Ger.
FL Green Dragon opina que
estaba satisfecho de tener la o.
portunidad de enfrentarse con
John. "No me dara tanto traba-
10 como Dorv Roche"
La gaceta., 1939-06-21

bien adoraba al pequeho, y We
LARA desde lejos por 81, desde
,eerca tambien 81 era precise.
| -iJ1rame que 81 ell niho esta
malo, o, 81 los azares de la Care
ra de Miguel lie llevaran a an ST.
ito donde Miguelito no pudie-a
acompaharle, to 10 traerias a
Madrid Y 10 tendrias siempre a
la vista, en- cualquier coleEio o
internarlo!
Tie 10 juro, Maria. We tran
Quila
Solo entonces Sc resign6 Ma.
ria de las Moves a escribir aoue
Tia earta que iba a separarla pa.
"a siempre del hombre amado.
La mujer Sc sent6 ante su e.
eritorio y mOj6 la pluma, disno-
niendoSe a escribir.
FSnasba cue 81 amor matas.
La gaceta., 1939-06-21

nal la obligaba a este dolorosf-
simo renunciamiento a todos
sts otros amores, Ell amor alti-
slmo por Miguel, a las ilusiones
fosadas que habia concebido a.
cerca de una vida blanca, en- un
pals leJano, solo los tres y pee
aldos con su dicha entire mon
tanas candidas y arboledas v
campos callados...
Un suspiro muy hondo Sc es-
cap6 de So pecho.
\ con la tristsza sombrfa del
que siente caer L noche so5re
su alma para siempre, escribi6
estas lineas impregnadas de in
mensa amargura:
Miguel querido: He recibi-
DO tn carta, cue me ha causado
una pena hondiSims. He lido in.
@sdiRtamsutS Al PlaattO y mO
La gaceta., 1939-06-21
victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Suscripci6n semanal: 20 cts.
1908 IA. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
Telefono Y 1892
DEPORTES
MAGNIFICO PROGRAMA DE
CARRERAS PARA Ell PRO-
XIMO DOMINGO
(POr Arthur Ojedd)

Luther Keen, que ha tornado
participation en- todos los pro-
gramas presentados aqui por To
ny Vallejo y Jack Sheppard,
guiara un Clearwater Special,
ell domingo.
"Despues de yer a Hicks ga
mar tan facilmente, en- la ultima
OCCASION, decidi conseguirme un
coche de mayor velocidad. 70 he
manejado mi nuevo caro- alre-
dedor de la pista, varias wees
y estoy satisfecho. Pude alcau-
gar la velocidad de Johnny. 81
salgo derrotado Ell domingo, nc
tendre excuses que dar."
The Blue Is Special que sera
guiado por Jack Sheppard, Jr.
esta siendo reparado incluyen
do la installation de un nuevc
casco.
Nick Marsicano diminuto dri-
ver de Ybor City, tendra a ST
cargo un Tampa Special, con un
motor Chevrolet.
La gaceta., 1939-06-21

velara por ell niho y 10 hara IN
hombre.
-JTG crees que 70 debo ha-
Ger ESQ?
ISL, Maria! Els tn deber. Es
10 mejor tambien para ell nino,
para Miguel, para todos. iPien-
sa que tn Marcia de esta casa,
aparte del escandalo y la ver-
gdenza en- que tn y todos nos Sc
miriamos, destruiria para STEM
pre- Ell porvenir brillante de Mi
guell
Maria de las Moves baj6 Ia
cabeza.
iNunca habia pensado en- es-
toll
II Es verdad dbl al fin.
Y, levantando de nuevo las
names hacia Ell cielo, ahadi6 en-
tono patetico;
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para que no yeas la verdad

para que no yeas la verdad!
lila verdad ... La ver-
dad es mi amor por mi hijo,
que me hace sentir la muerte
en- mi corazonl
isl, la verdad es ell amor
por tn hijo; pero piensa que
no es esa sola yerdad de tn vi
.dal
D6nde hay otra que sea
mas sagrada?
lila de tn deberl -. To
tienes ell deber de ser buena,
de ser noble y honrada ante
Dios y ante los hombres, pues
to que 10 has jurado ante ell al
tar. Y 81 Dios tie perdona una
falta, 81 Dios tie perdona una
caida, no tie perdonaria las de-
mas, porque no tendrias la dis
culpa de ser comstidas en- i'm
La gaceta., 1939-06-21

lnfofmaron varia ccmisiones
entire elias la de quejas en- Guam
to a los bates. Sc acord6 pagan
a los Sres. Chillrra y Settecasi
ell resto de los que Sc les adeuda
por la construction de taquillas.
bancos. etc.
Qued6 autorizado ell Cfrculo
Cubano para comprar seis nue.,
vos bates.
Ancche habia en- GAIA $541.76
Drrante "a junta predomina
ba la impression de que no Sc IA
ria cferta alguna por la cantina
dado que incluye la Piscina da
Nataci6n y Ell terreno de pelota
suave. Este asunto viene siendc
estudiado por una comisi6n.
La junta de la semana pr6xi-
ma Sc verificara en- Ell Centre
Astrriano.
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-iQue Dios me tome en- cuen
ia mi sacrifice horrible. L..
-iEl te 10 tomara !-cerr6 la
esposa de Pedro de N1nez.

Mucho, mucho trabajo cost6
a la madre de Celia decidir a
Maria de las Moves a que escri-
biera aqr ella carta de despedi-
da a Miguel.
Pero la carta fue escrita, al
fin, al dia siguiente.
Maria de la Cruz, para incli-
mar Ell amino de la otra a que Ia
obedeciera, la hizo yer que Ell nj.
no no quedaba nj mucho menos
abandonado.
Su padre velaba por 81 Y 10
tenia a su lado; y, ademas. esta-
ba ella, lie esposa de NGnez, Ia
santa madrs de Celia, que tam.
La gaceta., 1939-06-21
CREE QUE LOS CUBS
NO RINDEN TODD 10 QUE
PUEDEN RENDIR

Chicago, JUNO 21.-JHablan
do aver ante la Association de
Concrete y lamentandose de ia
situaci6n de los Cubs en- ell cam
peonato de la Liga Nacional,
"Dizzy" Dean, ell famoso pitcr-
er, declare que muchos de los
p~eloteros no estan apretando II
suficiente. Solo las dos terceras
parties de nosotros hace TODD 10
que puede; ell resto no.
Dean culpa a esa tercera par
te por 10 que ocurre.
Isl me dejan pitchear mas a
menudo, TODD estara bie9".
La gaceta., 1939-06-21
LA cAcETA
N DE LA LIGA INTER
SOCIAL
Las CNentGs de la Senand

La Liga Intersocial Sc reunit
aver en- ell edificio de la sociedad
Unicne Italiana. Preside Ell Sr
Victoriano Manteiga.
Sergio Berdeal, ell secretario
lego ell acta de la session ante
rior, que fue aprobada.
Ell tesorero, Eduardo Vega
lego Ell corte de GAIA de la soma.
ma: Tickets vendidos, AIT, cor
un total de $685., por cuantc
sobraron 80 centavos.
Gastos: j. Velasco, umpire,
$500; Cesar Alvarez, umpire,
$500; l. Rivera, $500; r. Ia.
MARCO, $500; M. Castellano,
$1.50; Frank Martinez, $1.0O
vendedores de sodas, rs cts. To-
tai de gastos $22.25. Ganancia
$4,000.
Cantina: ingresaron por ven
tas, $23.80; gastos, Orange
Squeeze Bot. Co., $3.50; Tropi-
cal Ice Cream, $3.4O; Quality
Beverage, $500; Tampa Better
Milk, 80 cts. Total de gastos,
$13.10. Ganancia, 5000.
Venta de un ticket de tempo
rada, $3.50. Ganancia total l.
Guidados los gastos, $54.60.
Sc acord6 que ell domingo jue
euen, en- primer lugar, Uniona
Italiana y Centre Asturiano y
en- segundo Caballeros Leales y
Cfrculo Cuban.
Qued6 nombrada una conf
sion para yer al Sr. Virgilio Fa-
tian, por cuanto sc la vienen ha
ciendo prOposiciones a los pelo-
teros para que no jueguen el
domingo 2, en- esta ciudad, y va
yam a Key West. Ell presideute
record6 que Fabian habia pro-
metido cooperar con la Liga.
Varios ~peloteros recibieron o.
fertas para ir a Key West y de-
jar de jugar aqui ell domingo2,
10 que les dejara "ipso facto",
bajo las reglas, fuera del Pre-
milo.
Ell Centre Asturiano retro a.
pelotero Mike Mones y lie sus-
tituyo con Eugenio McNenney
La Unione no h,zo cambio al
guno. FL Cfrculo Cubano dej6
fuera de la lista a Lito Cora
les y lie sustituy6 con JESUS Ro,
drfguez, que sera jugador y ma
mayer al mismo TEMPO. A. Cas-
tro pas6 a ser asistente direc-
tor.
La gaceta., 1939-06-21

En- la junta de anoche, en- la
Liga Intersocial, Sc acord6 Sc
guir ell schedule" y por consi-
guiente tendremos en- ell primer
turno a los Italianos contra ell
team de Espolita mientras los
sufridos Mambises trataran de
alcanzar la primera victoria de
la temporada frente a los Lea
les de Ralph Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1939-06-21

sobre Cliff Greenwood, en- ia
noche del lunes, en- Columbus,
Ohio en- un match de revancha
con ell "sarasotano".
Tambien tenremos la oportu-
nidad de yer en- acci6n al man.
zanillero Rafael Ferrer, que tai
excelente training hace diaria-
mente.
La gaceta., 1939-06-21

En- un emocionante iuego don
de elcubano Estalelia Sc desta-
pc con dos tubeyes y I'm hit an
seis excurSiones al plate, Ven
ci6 ell Cleveland a los senadores.
Carrasquel, que entr6 a susti-
tuir a Chased, perdi6 ell d~esafio,
que dur6 doce innings.
La gaceta., 1939-06-21

do!
Maria de las Moves Sc puso
en- pie, elevando los brazos al
cielo.
No puedo mas, Dios MO-.
-dijo7, no puedo mas h.. SQue
Quieres que haga?... SQuieres,
acaso, que abandone a mi hiio
de este modo, que me marche
sin verlo, sin saber siquiera don
de esta?...
No, Maria. Escribe a Mi
guel; pregdntale. Halle saber
que os marchais de Espaha, y
que TODD ha terminado entire vo-
sotros. 7 claro esta que lie ha-
blaras de hijo. die cue sabes
que Sc 10 ha llevado, y que, segu-
"a de 10 mucho que 81 10 quiers,
La gaceta., 1939-06-21
CON LOS CUANTES
(Por Arthur OjedG)
Chino AlUGrez firm6 para en-
frentarse a Carl SilverS o RI
chard Hernandez

Ell Chino Alvarez, que tan bri
llante demonstration nos brind6
frente al corajudo mejicano
Manrique, ha firmado para e
80 del corriente con Carl Sill
vers, de Jacksonville, o Richard
Hernandez, vencedor del excam
T con cubano Sixto Morales.
AL Jensen, manager del meji-
|cano Manrique, 10 es tambien de
Silvers.
Ell promoter Frank LAMAR
que esta tratando de concertar
ina pelea entire Sixto Morales
y Joey Raymond, para Ell semi
final, pero ell 1ltimo esta indie
ciso aun. Joe Rodante opina que
ell cubano es muy superior a su
muchacho.
Tambien esta procurando La
Marque presentarnos a Bresc.a
Garcia, que Sc apunt6 I'm K.O.
La gaceta., 1939-06-21
Crealo o no 10 crea
(Por Arthur Oieda)

Walters alcanz6 ST. decimo
triunfo de la temporada para
darle otra victoria a su team y
concederle una ventaja de seis
juegos y medios sobre sus mas
cercanoS rivales.
La gaceta., 1939-06-21

Con un da perfecto en- Ell uso
de la jeringuilla por parte de
Joe Vosmick, al "conectar" cua
tro hits en- cuatro veces al bate,
venci6 Ell Boston, Red Sox, a los
Carmelitas del st. Louis, con
Auker en- ell box.
Resultado de los juegos de a.
yer.
La gaceta., 1939-06-21
Folletin No. 276
la MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
La Gaceta

iLevanta tn alma de la terra ;
que tn alma triunfe tambien,
como la de Isabel en- la come
dia! Use ~fuerte, Maria. Piensa
que zen ell sitio mas doloroso''
ALI esta la virtud, ALI esta el
deber. IQue intentas To?
- Marcharmel
-iOh, por Diosl lHuir con
Miguel, huir con tn aman-
te? -.
mo, con mi hijol
-ILo yes? -. LA mala
passion levanta ahora en- ii la
polvoreda de batalla de que
nos habla el gran ReRavsnte'
La gaceta., 1939-06-21

Monte Pearson alcanz6 su
sexta victoria de la temporada
para los campeones del frente q
las Medias Blancas del Chica-
go.
La gaceta., 1939-06-21

Bridges Sc anot6 otro triun-
TO en- ell juego nocturno de aver
al dejar en- salsa blanca al Pri-
ladelphia, Earl Averrill contri-
buy a la victoria de los Tigres
con un "jonrr6n".
La gaceta., 1939-06-21

Con Passeau en- ell box, per-
mitiendo solamente cinco hits
al Boston salieron vencedores
los Cubs sobre las Abejas, con
score de 81.
La gaceta., 1939-06-21
JOHN GRANDMOTHER CON
IRA Ell GREEN DRAGON
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Este emocionante encuentro
La gaceta., 1939-06-21

momento de locura y de olvi.
do!
La gaceta., 1939-06-21
LA GACETA

Ga peri6dieo en- idioma Espahol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-03-17
Cleaning And Dyeing
Industry Wage Order

New York City (ILNS).-Minimum
hourly wage rates are established for
the 5000 women and male minors en-
ployed in the cleaning and dyeing in
dustry throughout the state by a di-
rectory order which becomes effective
on May g. 1t is the fourth wage or
der to be promulgated under the state
minimum wage law. The order calls
for minimum hourly rate ranging
from SO cents in New York City and
adjoining counties to 33 cents in COM
munities under 10000 for a basic
work week of DO hours.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-03-17
Sit-DOwn Strikers
Begin Jail Terms

Waukegan, ILL., (ILNS). - Union
leaders and metal workers who staged
a sit-down strike at the Fansteel
Metallurgical Corporations N ort h
Chicago plant in 1897 headed FOR jail
to begin terms imposed for contempt
of court.
The workers lost their last legal
resort when the u. S. Supreme Court
ruled February 27 that their demon
stration was illegal" and their dis
charge Justified"
Most of the rank and file workers
were sentenced to Today terms. With
about 25others they were arrested
after sheriff's deputies had cleared
the plant by two tear gas lombard
ments. Having disregarded circuit
court injunction to surrender the
plant, they were accused of contempt
of court. Jail terms and fines were
upheld by the State Appellate Court
in a decision which anticipated the
U. S. Supreme Court decision by de-
claring sit-down strikes illegal.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-03-17
A. F. OF |. CONDEMNS
PLANS FOR HOUSING

Washington, d. C. (ILNS). -Presi-
dent William Green of the American
Federation of Labor has transmitted
to President Roosevelt and to Con-
gress report emphatically condemn
ing the so-called Fort Wayne plan
of housing, which has been sponsored
and developed by the Federal Hous-
ing Administration. The report was
drawn by the housing council of the
A. F. of L. and approved unanimously
by the executive council.
The Fort Wayne plan provides for
the construction of small one-family,
separate houses, pref fabricated thru
out, which can be taken down and re-
built elsewhere, and are built on land
not bought, but rented by tax exemp-
tion from the owner. The housing
committee scores the whole plan, say
ing that it will inevitably lead to
fragrant land speculation" and to
other things.
Held Blow At Employment
"By being limited to relief labor,
it will perpetuate the relief status OF
the workers; and by being limited to
relief tenants, it will provide an in
centive for families to remain on
relief.
"Substandard design utilized under
the plan is real threat to the devel-
opment of good housing.
"It will tend to perpetuate and
cause further widespread unemploy-
ment among building mechanics and
laborers."
The net effect, the committee holds,
would be the creation of new set
of temporary slums.
End to U. S. Support Asked
sIt is our considered judgment,
says the report, chat the plan is con-
trary to the public interests, that it
should be condemned by the federal
government, and that all agencies of
the federal government should be di-
rected by the President to refrain
from sponsorship of and participation
in any phase of the plan"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-03-17

There is loud cry going up to
we'll
Wherever it is that the gods Of sky
scrapers live
In Harlem a certain area covered
152 acres
It included about 10000 persons
dwelling there
Government rules for slum clear
ance-
Provided Harlem Housing for
1000 persons
With an enormous" provision for
play space
So that it housed only 146 persons
per acre
As against the previous rate of
450 per acre or more
At a land cost of only $576 per
room!
This low density per acre for city
housing
Is called fetch" by the build
ing contractors
A Fetch" being something to
which worshippers bow down
In superstitious awe and venera-
ton
In this case, the "fetich" being a
solemn concern
For the health and happiness Of
human beings
Related also to the problems Of
crime, and crime control
Whereby also cost and extent Of
police force is affected
While that enormous" area for
play grounds
Has direct relation with control
of tuberculosis
FetichI
The building contractors have an
argument
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-03-17
Truths Pondered While
Riding at
Anchor
"Then gently scan
your brother man"
BY Mr.. M0destus-

Scatter,
Too many of you on square foot
of land
No wonder slum clearances come
like pulling eye-teeth--
When land costs $3.50 per room
Which makes land for five-room
dwelling
In New York City apartment
house project
Cost as much as whole house and
lot costs in the country
The only answer is pile 'em up!
And SO, they propose 12-story build
ings for city dwellers
Where they can get in $50 people
per acre of land
No: not per square mile; per acre
Pile up the rooms high enough
And you can reduce the land cost
to S15 per square foot
That is, per square foot of living
space
Which means the added cost Of
elevators
Added cost of fire protection and
fire escapes
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-03-17
Street Car Men To
Meet In Cincinnati

More than 1,500 delegates and Wis
itors are expected to attend the
twenty-sixth biennial convention of
the Amalgamated Association of
Street, Electric Railway and Motor
Coach Employees of America in Gin
cinnati the week of September IL, ac-
cording to Louis Bengel, head of the
Cincinnati local of that union. Con-
vention activities will include meet
ing of the unions women's auxiliary.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-03-17

Where the first families paid as
much rent as $4,000 year
Decking their rooms with million
dollar rugs
But these are the mighty ones
To whom lowly and poverty stricken
ones send up their offerings
Paying rent on square feet of liv-
ing space
Stretched high up in the air.
When it is not located in cellars
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-03-17
JOB PLACEMENTS INCREASE

New Orleans (ILNS).-The Louisi-
ana state employment agency placed
41,S02 persons in private employment
during 1888, an increase of 26.6 over
1887. Of the 1888 placements, 28,1l7
were men and 1855 were women.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-03-17

That population density" is not
what makes slum--
So they point to the Central Park
areas uptown
Where the swell apartments house
as many as 400 persons per acre
Compared with which they call the
government standard deluxe"
AS though they did not know the
real meaning of deluxe"
In the "Croesus' Thirty Acres" of
New York
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-03-17

Cellars where $4,000 New Workers
live
What is this "Fetich"?
Which compels the damning of hu-
man bodies and souls
By jamming them into spaces where
hogs would die?
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-03-17
Rooster Of Organizations
HAMILTON LABOR UNIONS

HAMILTON LABOR UNIONS
Trades Alternate Tuesdays, Hall No 1stan
Bakers Union No St and srd Saturdays Temple Alb
BARRIERS Union No 1872 2nd and 4th Mondays Hall No AZ R.
Bartends 161s Monday Monday
Drink Workers No 3 End and 4h Fridays Trades Conci
Bricklayers No s and Srd Friday V M
Bridge stuct1 Or Iron Workers Tuesday Labor Temple ov
Building Trades councl Meets alternate Tuesdays liaro
Chufeurs Gaagemn and Helpers No rank Palmer Secret
City Fire Fighters No Tuesday, T. c. Hall No 4Flan
No Wednesday,
Wednesday,
Maehsts Union No. 24 2nd and 4th We'd Labor Temple Al
and Helpers. Friday
Mders' Union No. Monday 7. c. No
Fridays
Musicians Local No. Sunday Morning Labor Temple
Paint Dec Paperhnger No Thursday Labor Temple
Paper Makers No. Lee Sec Bailey and J. Fu n Rep
Paerers and Cement Fnshers No 2l4 Labor Temple M
Plumbers Union No and 3rd Mondays T. c. HalI ou
Roofers No
Sheet Metal Workers No 3rd Mondays, T. C
Stationary Fiemen No Thursday, Labor
Fridays
Theatrical Stage Employees No Saturday Night
Truck Drivers Local Friday
Typographical Union Wednesday,
Womans Union Label Other Tuesday,
MIDDLETowN LABOR UNIONS
Thursdays
Ladies' Auxiliary Alternate Wednesdays T. G. Mrs Bess
Amalgamated Association
Every Saturday
Musicians No - t Sunday A. NJ T. Hal.~-...~-R c
Wednesday,
Letter Carriers No
Printing Pressmen No Friday, t.
Carpenters No. Monday, c.
Plumbers and Steamfers No End Tuesday t c. w M
Painters Decorators Friday,
Paerers' Local
Stage Employees No Other Saturday
Steam Every Friday
Typographical Union Monday
Hod Carriers No. Monday, T.
Brickayer No h Wednesdays T. T1alS
DISTRICT ORGANIZATIONS g.
LHuter
Sta Engineers Ohio live
HAMILTON
Building Trades Vdourek Pershing Ave- NO.
Engineers Local No. Colis 113A So Third ST.
Moders Calvin w. Ohio
Carpenters - Joe Spauldmg, 901 Minor Ave-
Lathers Local No. Sherman Clear 1850 Central Ave-
Milk Ice Dul Noble
Painters
Pattern Makers
Pases and Cement Fmihers ED Motze 339 No. Third ST.
Rooters Local No. David Iyle 507 So Fourth ST.
STAGE Furlovo Nou Ilnson oof c. Non,,nan+ Aua Me
Picture Onara+ors potor+ won+z s1e r;ob G. Chi
to
MIDDLETOWN BUSINESS AGENTS of
Painters w. Stout 608 Waite Office T. G. Hail.
Movie Operators Ben H. Francis, 119 Monroe
Stage Hands Harry Keiser Suphn Ave- lrul
Electrical Workers Hamilton Ohio
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-13

was said that hope existed that the suspended" negotiations might be resumed later.
 The delay in Finnish Soviet nego- tiations appeared likely to be an important factor in southwestern Europe. The Russians apparently were in a hurry to complete their gains around the Baltic by forcing Finland into a quick agreement so that they could turn full attention to the Balkans, where Italy as well as the belligerent powers have been busy seeking to line up small na- tions. There recently have been strong indications that Italy and Turkey were moving toward a recon- ciliation and agreement on consoli- dation of Balkan peace bloc - possibly with allied approval-and any delay in solving the Finnish problem may decrease the effective ness of Russian action in the south west for the time being.
 Triumph In Far East
 The allied powers also were work ing desperately for another diplo- matic triumph in the Far East Both Britain and France announced that they were withdrawing troops from China-although not all-in a move certain to go far toward ap- peasing Japan. The action may be a forerunner, some observers believed to a far-reaching settlement be- tween Japan and the western pow CTS in connection with the Japanese conquest in China.
 In that connection, it was of in- terest that the Japanese have per- mitted many reports to circulate regarding increased Soviet aid te China in recent weeks.
 On the fighting fronts there wa; little action, although British Firsi Lord of Admiralty Winston Church i'll continued in a radio speech thu allied campaign to tempt Adoll Hitler into making a big scale at tack.