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Evening star., 1940-09-08
HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.
HOME VALVES

Blob Conn. ave; n,w.-9 rms. Q baths,
$40 Belt I'd. n.w.-6 rms, 2 baths: elee.,
sas: h.wh.. refs. garage rms o4'n SIS 800 90
gas, h.-wh.. 2 inc. porches 49, s75 90
bath eles sas Psa ste 90
4so7 Davenport st. n.w.-6 rms. bath.
slss.i 81 fss H.v yo1f .v, vs. 7m, s2si S,tS 30
elec.. gas, h.-w.h. '.-Nr.-o- HN"s50 SO
1924 Park pl n.w.-6 rms, bath eiec.,
bath eise sass 1esfi h.esh Maf'isna-o s5o'oo nS
sfp intn ST. s-e--7 rms. bath; sd slee,; &C.
h.-a.h:.- vacant Sept II - 81. so
, A. X st. NV rms, bath. elecs gas,
gas, h-a.h;, inc .porches s47 SO
bath; eiec. NI1as sss, hah IsRn ave ne Fms SO
AZ Randolph pl. n.w.-6 rms, bath
elec;; gas air;conditioned ssrage- 81 Z 50
226 Randolph pl. ne.-6 rms, bath
cleo. gas. h.-wh. - ----.---S4 AZ so
1891 10th st. n.e.-6 rms. bath elec,
sos NJ st. nee rms. bath. cleo, gas
1923 x st SEE rms. bath. eiec.' gas.
1900 Gales st. NE rms, bath slee;
1889 Potomac ave. s.e.-5 ms. bath
cleo. gas h.-w.h. --------- S35.50
% 7th st. n.e.-5 rms. bath cleo
Is1s 1ith s. see rms. gas. s;s,i;sG wster!
toilet in yard -- $50 so
DUPLEX APARTMENTS
203n N. Capitol St, No. e rms, ba tn.
elec.. gas. h.-V.h. ----------- $40 90
500 n Capitol st.. No. % rms. kit.
bath, cleo. gas: h.-w.h. ser so
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
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HOUSES FUR OR UNElJP

IL FIRST ST. N.W.-s ROOMS. H.-W.H.
Win 3ro-noor apt. Furn or unfurn. Rea-
sona6le.
ROOMS, BATH FURN. S425O: UN-
dnuIn- so' ,2O 1-fare zone. Call before
- Pm White neighborhood Hillside
ARL..6-ROOM DUTCH COLONIAL COM
loftaoiy turn. newly dec; automatic heat.
accessible TO Wash: SS5. CHI. S139 o.
pains; semi-detsched brick house oil heat,
DuHt-ln earage: in exclusive Cleveland
rsrK inspection by appointment. EMER-
SON 1860
Evening star., 1940-09-08
HOUSES FURNISHED.
(C0ntinued

REFINED COUPLE WISHES SHARE HOME
with Govt. lady or widow vic Lincoln PIX;
permanent; refs. Box 26-R, Star. %
kk1TiRAGT1yE' kIiCRa.c sEMI;,pETAcHED, 2ol4
baths garase; rent all or part. Phone De-
FOREST GLEN MD;-pETAcHED BRICK
sss' Gou1s E sHoEa4ikfER' kfaatf fiiS S0Ssrh: st.
WANTED, COUPLE, EMPL. PREFERRED.
70 share compl. furn. pvt. home with cou-
pie; gas, elec., phone fur; reas. Ii. 4s75-J.
roomins house rms, furn.;" n" baths.
s,S peops Rent ssa siss Apps s's s7is e
!, ROOMS AND BATH; FRIGTDAIRE.
Tincol9 TeI lTeasiTed; sas; sl6 weekly. or monthly.
WANTED want aS,,s EMPLOYED N MOTHER AND
ssS onG%s mo hsfr Il 4sh9W 4fsh9o1s stores
s Hs ssD ssIR f. f. open sand,s 3 ,B5 BSIcK s6;
day after 4:30 ."'
ATTRACTIVE, CLEAN 5 RMS. B., AUTO.
neat rete. gar. Responsible adults. Lease.
RA: 9s06 $500 Piney Branch rd NV.
aRdIlSNGbqM; sPd Ssib bSnv. ,XA-ATIRAc: s-RooM
lease antil May cH oiH aes4 asat garage se6
65 ST. N.W,-6 ROOMS, COMPLETELY
and comfortably furnished; electric re-
irlgerator, Oil burner, large yard. For
appointment, L1, 5763 or Ii l034O
5as2 5Ts9 ! sns SearMs ss1E. sWELLruRN: eRM
nr: transp,: ADULTS Hs GE. a5o4 OF fm' fsF'' 3.
GSEoRGEToWN : SUNNY. DETACHED
matte oil heat S135. Phone MI. 2S32
ARLINGTON, VA-pRACTIcAIIy Nrw =
room house, furnished: i bedroom ressrve2 MsW O.
ol1 on neat; eh employed couple preferred; $40
paths sleeping porch, breakfast porch,
2-car garage, beautifully furn.; exclusive
ment
SILVER sl1 seF ssm5Se5 ssPR5sG; ND. @ $500 WARREN
ceny and esF sFade Schools efr ehurshas saT
farn: ress year feass sf0uPaT PaRks ssomDis!elS
BEAUTIFULLY BElL FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR
heat, Phone Tsyior Tyki 74a4 rooms automatic
room. room. 1-bath home: select location; T avail
able Immediately. Emerson 1871.
Mr. BUREAU OF sTANDARDs-ADULTs
heat heat. rms; asrass baths fireplace, auto. ol
to June 20; ref. EN-. 1913. mo- sept ~
NEW NIEV HOME. EXCLUSIVE COUNTRY
cluo SECTION. bedrooms. . baths. living
aGom' aDd library den. oil heat, maids room
minutes downtown Phone Chestnut a 70
DETACHED FULLY FURN ROOMS.
pam pam beautiful shrubbery; yard; oil heat;
,,,. >, =, OWENS REALTY CO..
1343 st. NV. Room 4lO). NE O4s6
-. Mr.. CONNECTICUT AVE
'oi5 Jodeiyn St NV, tCh. Ch.. d. cl
oSsoris. Tile bath. auto. heat. recr rm,;
lnoroughly insulated; perfect cond See
UTner, t,1, X TO pm. SUN. WO. 6S72,
D1AIE REALTY CO, MA. $3.50
3l45 ST. NV SIa5 40
rooms t5 bedrooms. . baths Law, elec-
tIlc retrleera alton, oil heat; modern. attrac-
I,Neiy y e IurniShed: in old Georgetown Louis
+. SHOEMAKER, 17l9 st NV Ma fItfi.
CLOSE IN = SMALL ESTATE, ON
acres; rooms, lI2 baths: 4 flreplaces,
sIecdflc range and refs., oil heat; garage;
GREEN & MAGRUDER
SS40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington Va
- .1N.bS Oxford
Evening star., 1940-09-08

BETHESDA-BRICK BUNGALOW, BAD
rms, tile bath. fireplace. large wooded D.
exhaust fan in kitchen; Testherstripp4d
insulated. front porch. Sacrifice, S5,aeo
Terms. $3.50 down. $40 per month. PAUl
NJ. LUDT. $500 Wis. ave- Bethesda
Phone WI. 66q3. Mr.. Smith
Evening star., 1940-09-08

go SPRUCE AVE, TAKoMA PIX. Md
5 rms. bath, porches, hot.water heat,
immediate possession, Open Sunday. Rent
reduced. AD. l1os-w.
Evening star., 1940-09-08

3s14 R. I. AVE. NE-6-ROOM HOUEE
: bedrooms bath, full basement; autom saic
neat: excellent tourist home locatlsn;
sale by OWNER Michisan T131
Evening star., 1940-09-08

FOR COLORED
DELIGHTFUL APARTMENTS.
1880 18th ST. NV.
rms, kit, bath. foyer, porch - S7O-S75
Is LOGAN CIRCLE NV.
2 rms, kit. din. porch - S47 7.50-S52 so
MUST HAVE EXCELLENT REFERENCES.
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC,
Dupont $751;. 1902 N. j. Ave. NV.
Sunday. Call North S431
Evening star., 1940-09-08

1922 Bird ST. N.E.--10 ROOMS. BArH,
OIL heat; extra lott real home; barg ssn.
OWNER, Dupont 3226
Evening star., 1940-09-08

HOLLYWOOD PARK = CORNER Id
S9.500. 354a Highvood drive. Brafd
new: stone and brick s spacious room
Gift. liv- rm., l3-ft. din rm. l2xlo $t
brick garage. Look no further until 10
inspect this desirable home. Out Pa -
Sc to Carpenter St, left on Carpenter ~
: biks. to Hlshwood drive. Open all de
Sunday and ewes. OWNER R-BUnDER- T.
Sa06
Evening star., 1940-09-08
FORD APIS,

Residen: manaser. Columbia 1890.
MODERN BUILDINGS.
TAYLOR, 4o27 18th ST. NV
/ rm. kit, bath. Murphy bed. refg. $4,000
1900 TAYLOR ST. NV.
rms, kit, bath, free refg.----S45.00 90
Evening star., 1940-09-08
GEORGETOWN,

An attractive. small. o-bedroon, house
peautIfuily turn S15o or unfurn. 500.
Also large Colonial house of 2 bedrms
baths, powder rooms, 4 open freplaces:
Evening star., 1940-09-08

AMER. U. PARK-4s24 BRANDYWTNE;
nice old 6-rm and bath in lovely NV.
section; insulated, new oil heat; porchesi
frult trees; near bus, stores, etc; priced
right. $1,000 EN- 1926
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-05-31
Frankly
Speaking
By PAT FRANK
By PAT FRANK

The Wonderful Senator from or
was doing in a deep leather chair
in the Senate clOakrOOm. On the
floor that sterling statesman, Rob
ert Reynolds, was believing like
the Bull of Bashan.
"Why doesn't that flour words
censored here) shut up" said the
Wonderful Senator from OF. "We'n
never get to vote. Guys like him
should put on a program called
Democracy in Inaction."
do you Think" we asked, "that
the French still have a chance ?"
"Shh," said The Wonderful Sen
ator from OF. Don't talk about
it. For one hour I don't want to
think about it. They should give
out aspirins with the afternoon
papers out in the lobby. That
(three words censored here) Hit
Ter.
The Senator was fully awake
now, and he began to talk, and
we will put down what he said.
because we guess everyone has
heard enough black news, and the
Wonderful Senator is a cheerful
man.
Zone good thing" he said, "is
that there are only eighty million
1.-TWO words censored here) Ger
mans. They'll be pretty thin when
they're spread all over Europe.
Another thing, it's raining in Nor
them France. That'll slow down
their tanks.
"And remember, we're awake
now. And we're together, most of
us. Last night saw the President
put his arm around Eugene Mey-
er, who is very, very Republican.
These days, anything can happen"
We mentioned the Fifth Column.
'The F.B.I.," said the Senator,
hasn't been sleeping. Wait and
see."
Did the Senator think the Pres
ident would be reelected?
"A third term for Roosevelt"
he commented, cor a first term
for that Give words censored)
Hitler!"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-05-31

Philadelphia, Pa. The Jewish
Publication Society of America
takes pleasure in announcing the
appointment Of seven new men,
bers Of it's Publication Committee.
The new members are: ~ DIR.
Ephraim A. Speiser, Professor of
Semitics in the Graduate School
Of the University of Pennsylvania
and Professor of Biblical Philology
and History of the Ancient Orient
at Dropsie College; (2) DR.. Harry
A. Wolfson, the Nathan Littauer
Professor of Jewish Literature and
Philosophy at Harvard University;
(3) DR.. Felix A. Levy, rabbi of
Emanuel Congregation in Chicago
and former President of the Cen
trail Conference of American Rab-
bis; az DR.. Louis Finkelstein, the
newly elected President of the
Jewish Theological Seminary of
America; (5) Mr.. Albert Mordell,
of Philadelphia, well-known au-
thor and literary critic; (6) DR..
Shalom SPECIAL, Professor of He
brew Literature at the Jewish In
stitute of Religion in New York;
Gu DR.. Jacob r. Marcus, Professor
of History at the Hebrew Union
College in Cincinnati.
The Publication Committee now
consists Of 20 outstanding figures
in Jewish life, representing every
shade of Jewish opinion. IL of the
20 members have been added to the
Committee during the
past three years to aid in the en-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-05-31

park-as the 16 homers he hit
last year and the four he's hit
this, testify.
Harry can pull the ball and hit
behind the runner. He can hit to
all fields. He can do everything
that good hitter should be able
to do and he's hard to fool. One
of these days (and we'll be re-
minding you of our predictiOns)
he's going to lead the league in
hitting.
And, should you ever be for
tunate to catch the Giants when
Handsome Harry is behind the
plate and Long Drawers on the
mound you'll see that banning
catches Hubbell's stuff like a ma
chine; pegs to second to cut down
advancing runners with a whip
like arm; sparks the entire in
field; heckles the hide off the bat
tiers and winds up by putting the
winning run across the plate. Yes
sir, Danning's tops in our league.
Well be back on July 4th with
more news of Handsome Harry
when we take you ON our tour of
the baSepatfs in mid-seaSOn.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-05-31
,.NnsOME HARRY BANNING


For two years he sat on the
r,onts' bench wearing out the seat
4 his pants before he even so
inch as broke into a regular game
I the starting catcher. Even then
J had stuff. His ability behind
he plate marked him as a man
Tho definitely belonged in the big
leagues and his hitting was the
lind that isn't relegated to the
bush leagues in such a hurry. How
LIVER, the Giants had Gus Mancuso,
very able backstOp, and in DAN
ling they had an excellent sub
|itute.
II was a grand spot for the
F'errymen, but a helluva situation
|or Hank. Don't for a minute think
hat they didn't make this gaw-
Ey, towering young man from the
Pacific Coast hustle for his She
kels. He was used to warm-up
bitchers in the bull pen, before
Iames, in batting practice both
"a the morning sessions and pre-
kame starts, and the spirit and
hammer in which he took to those
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-05-31
JEWS IN
SPORTS
By MoRR1s WE1NRR,

labors earned him the soub riouet
OF Harry '"The Horse" banning.
Carl Hubbell, the wizard of the
ScreWball and one of the finest
sOuthpaws in the game of base
ball, pitched the tail-end of a ball
game with banning on the receiv-
ing end after Varsityman Man
cusO had been injured. Since that
day in 1888, Hubbell has not
pitched one single game for the
Giants without using Harry Dam
ming as his catcher. The two
clicked as a team and even the
great Hubbell realized that part
OF his pitching prOwess rested in
the ability of the backstOp to dig
'em out of the dirt as we'll as di-
rect the pitcher where to put 'em.
Despite this signal success, Hank
didn't break into the Giants line
up as a regular until 1888, when
MancuSO was sold to another Ma
tiOnal League team. Then it was
that Harry banning came into his
own.
Today the fans and the players
unite in clubbing this Californian
Giant Handsome" Harry banning.
His boss, Willie Terry, calls him
the best low-ball catcher since
Pancho Snyder used to hurl 'em
for the McGrawmen. Opposing
pitchers say he's the smartest
hitter in the league. Two grand
reasons which, put together, make
Harry one of the big reasons why
t he Giants amount to pennant
contenders again.
It's hard work catching stuff
thrown by fellows like HubbelI,
Schumacher, Gumbert, LOhrman
and BrOwn-pitches that start for
the plate like any honest pitch and
then dip or curve in or out but
always low before reaching the
batter. Screwballs, sinkers, sIiders,
knuckIebalIs and other pixiIated
pitches that can easily go past. a
catcher if not handled by an ex-
pert. And banning is that, and has,
in Terry's book, become even more
proficient than Gus MancusO, the
man who sat on the Polo Grounds
plate and caught lOwdOwn stuff
for six long years.
A very important factor in Hand
some Harry's career is that you
seldom see a really fine catcher
nowadays who also ranks with
the better ball-busters. This is
the factor that makes banning a
particularly noble fellow. He has
the power to hit the ball out of the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-05-31

larged program Of the Society's
activities.
The Jewish Publication Society
of America has completed more
than So consecutive years of ac-
ivity and has published over 200
titles and distributed over 3,000,-
600 volumes of its publications.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
LAS TROPAS S0VIETICAS
UN ATAQUE

Moscu, Die. 12.-La guardia
roa de La frontera informa que
un hombre pereci6, dos resulta-
ron heridos Y % fueron captu-
radios en- un combate con una
.fuerza armada de "intrusos",
No Sc dan otroS detalles.
FL peri6dico "Comsomol Prav
da" publica un despacho que re-
lata brevemente ell encuentro Y
dice que dos destacamentos del
Soviet contuvieron a una parti.
da en- la f~rontera, recibieron re-
fuerzcs y despues, luego de un
breve tiroteo, la banda fue ro-
deada y apresada.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12

"a con los dos ojos hacia una pa
red brilante.
81 Ell We ago ash como la ina
gen de una cruz, Ell cerebro ha
llenado atisfaSyoriame nte el
function normal de fundir las
dos lineas de imagenes de les o.
jos en- una sofa figura Y las
probabilidades de tratamiento
con exito son extremadamente
briElanbes. 81, por el contrario.
las lfneas no cruzan sc ha for
mado nuevo "habito" en- el ner-
VIC del cerebro y, aun9ue los O.
jos puedan ser enderezados pa
ra darles una apariencia nor
NAL, sera muy dificil restab.e-
Ger la eficiente vision binocular.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
NueVd p7uebG par Ell
EstrGbismo

De los 2 o 100000 de perso-
mas que tienen en- este pals los
"ojos cruzados", padeciendo de
estrabismo, cerca de la mitad o
Ell 800 tienen ahora una meier
oportunidad de obteper la vi
sion normal y apariencia del o.
10 por medic de ejercicios y la
propia cirugfa del mGsculo. La
mitad puede estar padeciendo
de mas serias complicaciones. y
para facilitar Ell distinguir a es-
tas personals de sus mas afortu-
nados companeros ell DR.. ]. F.
Neumueller, de la American OPP
tical Co., anunci6 la semana el
desarrollo de un Instruments NJ
costoso.
Ell observation-disclosures pFactl-
ca version de SIS de un similar
aparato- de laboratorio estudia.
do hace cerca de so ancs-con'
siste en- un tubo de cristal conte-
niendo un recto alambre electFi'
co que brilla despues de que Ia
corriente es aplicada. FL tubo 81
pone en- una posici6n horizcnta'
y el paciente de los ojos cruza.
dos" mira a la Inca ~resplande'
ciente con un ojo.
Entonces ell tube Sc pOne en-
posici6n vertical y ell alambre
brillante IS mirado con Ell otrc
Iojo. Finalmente, ell paciente mi
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
LOS DORMITORIOS SON u
SADOS POR MAS DE 157,
600 Personals

Londres, Die. 12.-Los dormi
torios en- los albergues, coloca-
dos en- forma da camarotes, son
usados actualmente por 1920
personals, seg1n anunci6 Ell mi
nistro de seguridad. Camarotes
de MADEIRA con una altura sufi-
ciente para tres, han sido va ell
tregados y en- total montan 4
$4,000. Ha dado buenos resulta-
dos e. uSo de tickets en- ell ferro-
carril subterraneo. Catorce es-
tacioneS han adoptado el siste-
ma que garantiza al pdblico el
espacio necesario en- un lugsr
determinado.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
LLEGO A M POSSESSION
DEL MANDO Ell GENERAL
BARTON X. YOUNT

A tomar possession del mando,
como jefe del Distrito A6reo
Sudeste, arrib6 ell martes Ell ma
yer general Barton K. Yount
Aqui establecera sus oficinas.
Yount Sc muestra muy COM
placido por ell progreso de los
trabajos en- la base aerea DE-
Tampa. Tenemos TN excelente
campo Y dentro de POGO tempo
Drew Field quedara convertible
tambien en- un buen aer6dromo.
Tuvimos suerte en- encontrar un
sitio como csc.
Lego el general en- compania
de su esposa.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
La ReoIq

Una mujer lie telefone6 la Sc
mana pasada al peri6dico AT
lanta Constitution" y pregun-
to: iQue ancho tiene una colum
ma de las planas de ustedes?
LIE pasaron la pregunta al ta-
Ter y Ell regente la dijo que a
pr6ximadamente dos pulgadas
de ancho.
-Gracias. contest6 ella. Yo
tengo aqui una receta que pide
un sarten de tantas pulgadas en-
diametro y no he podido encon-
trar una regla en- la casa, para
medir apropiadamente. Ahora,
con la copia del peri6dico y 81
ancho dado por listed, puedo cal
cular y poner ell pastel al horno.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
Vender Monos

Cada ano Estados Unidos im-
porta $4,000 monos "rhesus" de
las Selvas de la India. Unos g.
600 de estos animales van a los
jardines zool6gicos y circos, pc
70 ell resto son usados en- labora-
tOrios cientificcs para estudiar
los nuevos derivatives del sulfa,
nilamide, possible sustitutos de
la quinita y el virus de la para
Isis infantil.
La guerra, sin embargo, esta
rebajando la Importation de 81
mics v la semana pasada la re-
vista Industrial and Engineer
ing Chemistry public6 un edito-
rial sobre esa escaSez.
Por cuanto estoS monos de Ia
India son superiores a otras es-
pecies y reaccionan como seres
humanos a muchOs experiment
tos quimicos Y medicinales, la
Sociedad Americana la Quimi-
ca espera que algdn emprende-
dor hombre de negocios Sc deci-
da a criar esos animales en- be-
neficio de la causa de la Glen
cia y Sc lie promote "que ell negO-
clio de los monos EN- este case,
no es una question de risap.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
DE ASESINA.
TO EN- SUGUNDO GRADO

Ell Gran Jurado del Condado
dispuso hoy ell procesamiento,
por asesinato en- segpdo grade,
de Jake Sands, de % amos, ma
tsdcr de Samuel Green, de la
misma edad.
Fua cometido Ell crimen en-
una taberna de la avenida de
Buffalo y Gale 20.
Una comisi6n del Gran JuraL
do conferenciara con Ell juez Cor
nelius sobre la congestion en- la
Casa Corte y buscar un site
ccnveniente para la Corte del
Condado.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
ALMORZO Ell E MU
NOZ GRANDE EN- Ell POR
TAAVIONES ARK RO-
VAL"

Gibraltar, Die. 12.-El 60
bernador militar de Algeciras,
general Agustin Munoz Gran
de, hizo aver una vista a esta
fortaleza britannica y Amor
z6 en- Ell porta-avioneS "Ark
Royal" cuyo hundimiento a :
nunciaron recientemente las
radioemisoras espanolas.
Departi6 ell general con ell
captain C. S. Holland, conan
dante del buque, quien lie en-
sen6todas las armas y mecca
nismos que usa.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
Sc ABRIRA UN NUEV0
TEATRO

Ell nuevo teatro State, cuya
construction Sc termina en- la ca
lie Franklin, sera inaugurado
ell dia 25 de este mes.
Pasaran por su pantalla las
mejores producciones de la War
ner Brothers, que actualmente
no Sc exhiben en- los teatros d.
la Compahia Sparks.
DID la noticia, en- la mahana
de hoy, ell Sr. Butler E. Gore,
que es tambien empresario dc
los teatros Rialto y Broadway.
La aperture Sc efectuara cor
Santa Fe Trail, la notable pc
lfcula con Erroy Flynn y Olivia
de Haviland.
Las cintas de la Warner Sc
ran exhibidas mas tarde en- e.
Rialto.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
LA AINGLESA
HA AISLADO LAS ISLAS
DEL 5ANEGO
Alc2nGn.a iYctc &c otYGcr
n dtea2j5a De Jos IRgleses

Moaau. ne. y. 12, FL pc
r.6dico Il ralla Roja" declara
ne Ia eacuadra ingiesa ha logra
70 aislar las islas italianas del
Dodecaneso Y que la ~inttnsifi-
'&ci6n de Ia guerra aerea, por
parte Je A,emania, no tiene otra
,iralidad que distraer la atsn-
ion de los inglesfs y "obligar-
ioS' a retirar aviaci0n para la
letensa de la Gran Bretana.
Ell mismo peri6dico dice que
gracias a los esfuerzos incansa-
bles de Stain la artilleria sovie-
tica posse una fuerza formida-
ole, Y la artilleria es Ell Dios de
Ia Guerra. "Izvestia" declara,
por su parte, que Ia tecnica del
ejercito Fojo es la mejor del
mundo Y que su eercito es tam
bien el mayor de todos.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
Sc MUESTRAN ACTIVOS
EN- ITALIA LOS N


Roma, Die. l2.-En I'm articu
10 publicado hoy Virgilio Gayda
dice que Sc han deScubierto ac-
tividades de agentes extranje-
ros en- Italia, con ell fin de minar
la moral del pueblo; pero que
frente a la firme actitud de los
italianos va eStan fracaSando.
Gayda agrega que Inglaterra
ha reunido unusuales fuerzas ar
madas para romper la cohesion
italiana. agregando de paso un
ataque de propaganda insidiosa.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12

una ausencia de mas de un
siglo. Ell cuadro pertenecia a
10 collection 6el Louvre y es
III regalo Gel mariscaI Petain.
LEGO cuando Sc celebraba ell
ia - IL co cepci6n. Sera
colgado en- 81 Museo del Pra-
do con otros tesoros ar5isticos
de ESpaha.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
Buena D MalG Saerte

A las tres horas de haber CO.
menzado la temporada de GAIA,
en- Virginia, Harry Savage tuvo
la suerte de e~ncontrar un vena-
d.. pero lie pas6 por en- Gina
con su sutom6vil y la cuenta del
mecanico lie subi6 a $17b.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
INTERNADO UNI GENERAL
NORUEGO

Londres, Die. 12-Cerca de
Dresden, en- Alemania, ha ST.
do internado por los nazis ell
general Otto Rouge, que era
comandante en- jefe de las tro
PAS noruegas. DID aquf la noti-
cia ell Bur6 noruego de Tele-
grafia.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR
P6rdida para Uncle Sam

En- Columbus, Ohio, contrajo
~matrimonio Jose Lester. Ter
minada la ceremonial subi6 a su
coche para iniciar, con la anna
da Ell viaje de luna de miel.
lie habian puesto en- el coche
un cartel con estas palabras:
"Uncle Sam ha perdidO a otro
buen hombre. Sc ACADIA de casar.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
FALnECIO

Falleci6 aver en- su domicilio,
1904 de la Novena avenida, 81
Sr. Amado Quintana. lie sobre-
viven su esposa, Sra. Esperan-
"a Quintana, y un hijo, Jose
Quintana.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los canariOs ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machOs, $1.50. Pre-
gunle por Vega en- ell 22O2
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1940-12-12
DEVUELTO A MADRID UN
CUADRO DE MURIIIo

Madrid, Die. Pa "Inma
culada Conception" ell famo-
so cuadro de Murillo, ha sido
devuelta a Espaha luego de
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-03
Mittel snm 3.ued.

sd, bobc cine id)6ue 8elbihte
bon Sbrcnl 0foun 9cbort!"
r9ittc. cr5Gblcn Sic. sd brallbe
Elm ncllcs &leio."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-03
Eaee Ckeater
u3iuer's Gno" beeiant am Ssmstae,
ben B. Cftuber.

Cine i1tereiiante 8cihihte aus
ser ;seoer Sames Sliper Gurlupob
beginnt i'm Safe 3beater nit 9ennis
Dtoreau lno George Sobias in Sen
Sitelrollen an Sonuabeuo. SenniS
Morsm ipielt sic Soppelrcae bon
Sobn &eitb mo Sereeant Gonniiton,
piibreno iein fanaoiiher 5reuno bon
Dem groben Gbarafter Shauipieler
Sobis gegeben miro. llnteritiitt ner.
Sen oe stpei bon @ictor Sorp ,lno
Sames Stepbeuicn.
Ser slueite Slim lit Queen Of
GeItinp" nit snn eeasle in Ser 81
telroue. Gieic 8eithitbte fiibrt lms
oas Seben ser a6nigin Gictoria bon
GnelanO lmo ibres 9egleiters Erince
Comfort Dor slgen. Gerpailen Sic
cs nicbt, oieie Slime 81 leben.