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SPECIALS DAYS
S10,750,
FOR QUICK SALEl

New Colonial brick. 6-rm. 2-bath home
western aves.: ent. hall. liv. rm. with fire.
place large din. rm overlooks stone-wall
lncIosed garden, large square kit: 4" side
wall and roof insulation copper piping:
g. 2. heating plant; slate roof: school .
blocks; transportation. Phone WI. 64sl
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Right Downtown, Walk to Work

1419 N st. NV, rear Thomas Circle
S47 .5O-Apt. No. Corner apt; liv-
ing room bedroom, kitchen
and bath; electric refrigeration free.
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ls43 KALORAMA RD. Mr.. COLUMBIA
I'd rms. kit; bath; gas, elec. furnished;
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Overlooking Park
THE FTAGT,ER

Excellent Location
SOIL 18th St. NV.
S4S 5O-Apt. No. g. Corner apt.
Rec. hall, living room, bed
room. dinette. kitchen and bath. Elec
stove and refrigeration. Rear yard.
June 1St.
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1415 GIRARD ST NW.-2 RMS. KITCH-
en-. bath, refrg; II mo. free at S37 80 no.
See manager, Apt. 6, or phone BRAsWELL
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. ROOMS. KITCHEN, PRIVATE BATH;
new gas range newly decorated; elec., gas
4prluGed 90 K ST
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FOR REGULARLY
EMPLOYED COLORED.
Heated Apts.. 2 R.. K, B.. Gas. Elec
1875 10th st. $50 so
413 M st. NV 25 so
20lS M st: NV. 1880
Heated Apts.. R., K. B.. Gas. Elec
sos NJ st. NV " 500 so
1135 9th st. 90 80
AL b st. sc. 1850
1893 Corcoran st. NV. Pvt. b. $50. so
Unheated. / r.. K. B., Gas. Elec
603 New Jersey ave. NV $3.50
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
931 H st. NV. National 3571.
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OLD ORCHARD VILLAGE.

Only squares from shopping center, pub
lie and parochial schools. Silver Spring,
Nd. Only 2 left in the first group COM
pieted, IA more to be erected. Priced from
S7,95O up. large bedrmS, l and . baths.
To reach. bear left at Silver Spring Armory
on Maple lane 3 squares to open sign $40
Maple lane. MARROW, owner and builder,
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1928 X St. NV.
SAT 50-Apt. No. 81 Living room,
bedroom. kitchen and bath,
rorcb
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18th ST. NV. 356S-SECOND FLOOR 3
rooms, sleeping porch, bath, redecorated:
utilities: $50. Evenings and Sunday. 81
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DUPLEX
NEAR WALTER REED,
$685. Georgia ave-. Apt. 1-3 rms, bath
with shower. screened porch. elec. refg,
$40 mo.
O. B. HOPKINS,
1925 vt Ave NV. DI 1921 or EM 1909
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CORNER, 8 ROOMS. KIT AND BATH,
newly decorated; hot water all summer,
heat all winter; rent reasonable. Cal! GO.
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BRICK BUNGALOW,
7205 18th st n.w.-5 rms: quiet. desirab BILE
neishborhood: lge. lot. large liv rm. with
burning nrepl., breakfast nook, Ruud heat
er. Electrolux refg.: cost, S9,250. Sacrifice
under $1,000. OWNER.
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S4,435.
81, ,450.
S435 CASH-S40 MON

Y7,7OOs
$435 CASH-$4O MONTHLY.
Almost new brick semi-detached,. 8 rooms.
ose esa and IN AInsUn s strsS
EVENINGS and holiday. De o5is. ~ nv
Chevy Chase, Md.-$7, ,45O.
Beautiful lot; 1oo,foot front; six-room
% safafs soss sads sHEnps EaIn
GRASSLANDS.
2 BLOCKS WEST OF WIS AVE.
lovely new brick Colonial center-hall
on homes; containing si, all the features YOU
to the % most exactins d standards e with itls the
tsseasheat sDacSSs aiIisids is iess with Ha'sa
blocks Of grade, Junior. high and parochial
schools blocks to shopping and trans
OPEN DAILY FOR INSPECTION.
1921 43rd ST. NV.
BUILT BY MONROE WARREN.
Close-in Chevy Chase, D. C..
S15,boo. The best value on today's. mar
| rooms, 2 baths 2nd f.: large room on 3rd
| A.: 1st-f. den and layatory: recreation
room maids room and bath: attached ga:
builder. BOSS & PHELPS, MA. $500.
BRIARCLIFF.
| Rambling farmhouse in design. but en-
| bodyinR all modern building improvements
| for your comfort, unsurpassed in quality
surrounded by towering oaks offers you and
| your family an environment Of unques-
toned excellence. Planned for gracious
| floor has, in addition to q spacious living
| rna,. and dining rm bedrm., and complete
| and 2 baths See this home during the
| nnal stages Of construction and Judge for
yourself in regard to the material and
| workmanship. You may select your own
decorations By callins Emerson b310
x14AtTos. Uw. n. CARR. BUILDER.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
SALE OR TRADE,
WOODBRIDGE SACRIFICE,

Believe it or not We will sell 1901
original price, Ss.75O: sacrifice for $3.50
Owner left city. For appointment see
MR.. MAYNoR, 2314 R. I. ave ne. or
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3lO6 S D. NE.-NEW, DETACHED, lst
recreation rms, Kit, bath, bath, garage yard
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2-BEDROOM APIS, S45 UP

Living rm., dinette. kit, bath screened
modern: restricted 49O1 and 1925 / st st
NV. MGR, 5051 N. Hamp. ave. RA. 1895
1245 NEAL ST. NE.
2 rooms kitchen. bath; newly decorated
janitor service reasonable.
Evening star., 1940-05-31

1401 BUCHANAN ST N.W.-3 ROOMS.
kitchen, bath, Frigidaire, Venetian snades'
,paUlv dec ground floor: SAT 30
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COUNTRY HOME

. Sb;250-Beautiful Groom Colonial home,
, peorooms. one finished in knotty pine, full
basement. 11a baths Screened porch.
Fuiiy insulated. Oil Aforementioned heat.
IN IN wooded section one, block from WASH
ington and Lee High School.
Over Key Bridge on Wilson blvd. to
clarendon. Take washington blvd. from
circie mile to No. Stuart ST.
LEEWAY HOMES,
i220 N. Stuart ST.. Clarenford. Va. CHI. 1888.
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NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED.
Broom brick bungalow, h-acre lot, oil
burner. slate roof, garage: S6,45O. COFF-
MAN REALTY CO. SH 4123. Eve. SH. 334S.
WYOMING AVE. BETWEEN THE TWO
car lines. near bus lines or within reason
able walking distance OF the once section.
Fine brick house Of II rooms. baths, gas
furnace; lot SO feet wide, Handicapped.
LOUIS ?. SHOEMAKER,
1710 K ct NV MA 11R6
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RARE BARGAIN

+,,iii nave "a yea six-room, 1Hs-bath brick house,
walls; paVed straces nsce iandscaped lot; furred
Maryiand' na M price, S6,95O: reasonable cash
PPayGmeent; PAN easr balance less than rent. shep-
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YEAR OLD-5 RMS. BEDRMS., SEMI
detached brick. auto. heat. h. W.. refg;
high altitude: near bus. schools. shops.
PIG TuDlaW I'd XR5
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LYON PARK, VA.-3 LARGE ROOMS, d.
4 nette and large sun porch: excellent loca-
ton; available now. BURNETT. 2704 N.
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924 N ST. NW.-LARGE 2-ROOM APART
ment gas range. Venetian blinds, s.. IL LARGE re-
$40 per month. Key at 1885 10th st. NV.
1881 BELMONT ST. NW.-LARGE TWO
bedroom apt, porch. Reasonable Apply
3anitor or DAVIDSON g. DAVIDSON, agts.
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Takoma Park-This California bungalow
has charm in. every sense of the word.
There are 8 delightful rooms, porches;
automatic heat, refriteration; large tile
ally pretty lot. The property is in i'm
maculate condition and is in most con-
venlent location We recommend it as
sound value. BOSS & PHELPS, National
Evening star., 1940-05-31

1908 KEARNEY ST, BRoOKLAND..-4
rms, bath . incl. porches; gas, cleo, refs;
cars, bus stores, churches, schools near;
radac desirable NO 62S3
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-05

LnlS marx on Lnree
consecutive occasions.
But Teller is headed for the same
fertile country at the age of Fl.
There is no telling what heights he
might reach if the draft or war
doesn't interfere. The Cleveland
star is without any question the
greatest young pitcher in baseball.
Matty was just getting under
Roadway at 81 and Alexander was
"a when he came to Philadelphia
and hung up % wins. But at Il
Teller is all ready to join the pick of
the flock.
If the world ever settles down to
something like its old normaIity
there is no telling how many ball
games Blasting Bobby might put
away before he checks out.
Right From the Start
Teller was an amazing kid from
the start. He came to Cleveland in
1886 at the age of Ia big, raw.
boned kid with a great pair of hands
and a great pair of wrists.
You can imagine the feelings al
most any 17-year-old player would
carry into action, facing his first
start under the Big Tent. Not Eel
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-05

Ter. He lacked control, but from the
jump he was as cool as slice OF
cucumber on ice.
After whiting IL of the enemy in
one of his first games, the Van Meter
phenom was trifle too keen on the
strikeout path for some time. This
wrecked his control. He was also
a bit lopsided at holding runners on
base. But he has long since cured
both faults. He has added good
curve ball to his speed.
Feller has the poise and balance
of a much older man. He has
shown no sign so far of an enlarged
head, no sign of kid freshness with
older men.
A fellow like Fello- will mean a
healthy package to Cleveland when
the stretch running begins a few
weeks later on. And fellow like
Teller can turn a world series up
side down, if he gets the chance.
The Reds Sad Story
When l sat on the bench a short
while back with Bill McKechpie his
Reds had nine-game lead and they
looked to be breezing. 1t was the
first time I had ever seen Uncle Will
breathing normally with his pulses
in order. You could see that with
this lead, plus Derringer, Walters
and Thompson, his worries were
just about over.
But they are not over now.
1t has been suggested that Willard
Hershberger's death had a depress-
ing effect. But the sliding had start
ed before the young Red catcher
ended his life.
The shock began when the Giants
beat Bucky Walters in the game that
Walters had tied up in true lovers
knot in the ninth inning with two
out. The Reds have never quite re-
covered from that shock. Later on
the suicide episode didn't help.
They were due for a slump, but
no one looked for any such August
dip. They still have the call with
the pitching they have, but the cid
easy-going gallop is over. AS some
philosopher has said, There is also
gameness in front running" In
fact, there is plenty.
What about Foxx?
The Mel OFT day was a knockout.
No ball player had more wild laurel
blossoms coming his way. Except
possibly one James Emory Foxx of
the Red Sox. Here is great ball
player and a great guy.
The slugger from Sudlersville,
Md, Joined Mack's camp in 1925 at
the age of Il. He has been a first
baseman, a catcher and a third
baseman and this season he may
move into the SCHOONER division,
second to Babe Ruth. His top was
So homers In 1882. He reached so
In 1888. He has hammered out 80
or more home runs for IL consecu-
tive seasons.
A Jimmy Foxx day in Boston
would match Mel OFT day or night
in New York where over so, 900 spec
tators came out to let Mel know how
they felt about him.
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Open City

"Open city" is part of the mod
ern worlds rather elaborate war
Technology. As set forth IN a
regulation adopted by nations par
ticipating in the Hague conference
of 1907, any belligerent may de-
clare a city to be "open" in order
to save it from being attacked,
shelled or bombed. Before the
present arrnistice, for example,
France declared Paris to be
"open" and the Nazi invaders &C
cordingly did no damage to it after
it had been so declared. When
declared "open," a city is no long
er defended or used as a base for
the concentration of troops or 9TH
er military operations. - Path
finder.
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A(E

OVER IS years ago Jack Chesbro
- stepped out and blew himsef to
40 Yankee victories. A few years
later Ed Walsh moved into the 40
game set, a record which doesn't in
clude 10 or IL other games he hap
pened to save. Walsh that year
worked in 66 ball games.
Under changed conditions it may
be that Bob Feller will never reach
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-05

Tic III 3 oAllC ma n
on the winning side,
but with any luck at
the age of Il he will
sit in the 80 win
ming game division
this next fall with
such all-time per-
formers as Christy
Mathewson, Grover
Alexander, Walter
Johnson, Smoky Joe
Wood and Lefty
Grove. Matty and
Alexander reached
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-05
EXCELLENT QUALIFICATION

Are you an expert accountant"
asked the prospective employer.
"Yes, SIR" said the applicant.
"Your written references seem all
right, but tell me more about your
self"
well, my wife kept a household
account for thirty days. One night
after dinner / sat down and in less
than an hour found out how much
we owed our grocer"
Hang up your hat and coat" di-
rected the employer. ''The jobs
yours"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-05

FLOWERS in simplest stitchery
= fill these easily crocheted bas-
ket edgings. Take your pick of
pillow cases, towels or scarfs.
Pattern 6681 contains a transfer
pattern of Il motifs ranging from
5 by Is to 2 by 4 inches; chart
and directions for crochet; illus
trations of stitches; materials
needed. Send order to:
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Bachelors, Look Out!

Mrs. Neighbor-I've been looking
for my husband for two hours.
Spinster-That's nothing. I've
been looking for one for 20 years
and haven't found him yet.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-05
Life and Hone

Cant the doctors extend any
hope at all to the relatives of that
very rich mani"
mo; they say he is likely to live
for years"
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Test of Friendship

We only need to face the ''test"
when we realize the priceless
worth of ian unchanging friend. "
-Royston.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

Jerry w. Oarter, ccmisionado
de ferrocarrres del Estado, a.
nmci6 hoy en- Vero Beach, en-
Ia costa este del Estado, su cam
didatura a Senador de los Eyta-
dos UnidoS.
"Yo entro en- esta campadia
con la mayor humildad y since
ridad. Els un puesto que deman-
da I'm complete entendimiento
de las neces3dades del pueblo.
"Me adhere de todo coraz6n
a la doctrina de la verdadera de
mccracia y perSOnalmente ira
barre con los Residences de to-
das las secciones de la Florida
EN- los problemas whales para 81
Estado."
Carter ~desempen6 ell presto Gle
comisionado de hoteles del Esta
do bajo los gobernadores Cats,
Hardee y Martin.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
LOS ~VETERANOS QUIEREN
COARTA RIA LIBERTAD
DE "A

Newark, N. j., Enero 81
Los Veteranos de las Guerras
E~xtrnTjeras anunciaron roy
que psdiran al ccmite de Dies
ivestigt2 a la notable escritO-
ra y ccnferencista Dorothy
Thompson, por cuanto 6sta de
sea mezSar a EstadOs Unidos
en- la guerra.
La Sra. Thompson, esposa
del noveli:ta Sinclair Lewis, ha-
bl6 anc,he en- esta e;ujad y desa
rroll6 Ell tema "Q-e clase de
Paz".
ia comandante del puesto, un
tar jose Mitchko, dice que Ia
Thompson atac6 furiosamente a
Alemania, zero que no critic6 a
Inglaterra. Isl las personas que
Ia esou.han Green 10 que ella di.
&c, entonces vamos en- canine
de Ia guerra.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
LOS JAPONESES CONSIDE-
RAN MUERTO FL. PACTO


Toxic. Enero 31.-Un nue.
vo pac.O anticomitern, elimina
da Alemania, Sc ha propuesto
nor ell conde Ciano, ministro
de Negocios Extranjeros de
Italia, en- una conversation
que sostuvo con Eli Amau, ell
embajador japones.
Amau lie contest6 a Ciano
que desde ell punto de vista ia
pones ell acereamiento nazi-
russo destruy6 ell significado o.
riginal de los convenios anti
comunistas. Ciano replied que
I'm nuevo pudiera ser tornado
Predomia ell criterio en- las
esferas diplomaticas de no vol
yer a meZclarse en- un pactc
de esa clase, por cuanto solo
serviria para buscar al Jap6n
nuevas rihas.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
HITLER DICE QUE
LOS ALTADOS QUIEREN
LA GUERRA Y LA TEN.
DRAM

Berlin, Enero 31.-N camel.
Her alsman Addfo Hitler pro-
munci6 aver un discourse en- esta
capital Y diio que Alemania esta
f'zta para entrar en- IA sagrndd
fasa de la guerra. "Ellos quie-
rem Ia guerra y yO puedo decir
a Francia e Inglaterra que ten
dram guerra. La primera Ease
de la guerra ha terminado y EN-
pieza al segunda".
Esta preparada Alemania gra
cias a Ia actitud amigable de TIA
liza y Russia contraa cralquier In
tentO Aliado de atacar a Alema-
via por Ia retaguardia, como 10
riciercn en- la guerra mundial.
jCr5en eros csbalAeros que he
mos eStado durmiendo cinco me
ses?
En- cuanto a las palabras de
Daladier, pronunciadas antea-
yer, dijo: Senior Dalad;er, listed
concord personalmente a los re
Qimientcs akmanps
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
LA GESTAPO SIGUE COME
TIENDO INDESCRIPTIBLES
ATR0CIDADES EN- POLO
MA

Roma, Enero 31.--La IgQssia
Cat6lica prosigre publicando
Getalles de las atrocidades que
en- Polonia comete la policfa Sc
creta alemana, la Gestapo, pOr
medic de sus numeroSos agen-
tes. MuchoS de esos actos de bar
barrie fueron comedies en- la ar
chidi6eeSis de GnieznO y Poz-
nan.
Ell Memorandum entregado
en- la Santa Sede sc halla auto
rizado pOr Cd cardenaa Hlond,
primado de Pclonia, y en- 81 base
ell Vaticano sus recientes tras-
misiones por la Radio.
Alemania, dice, deliberada-
mente quiere destruir la reli-
gi6n cattlica y despoblar de po-
LAGOS les territories de POmera-
MIA, Pcznan y Silesia. Todas las
iglesias ha nsido cerradas y los
Residences polacos deportados.
persegridos y asesinados de ma
nera brutal.
Muchaohas polacas memories
de 20 amos son enviadas a Ale
mania para que SIC impregnen
con los ideales nazis. Los viejos
son amontonados en- carros de
carga de los ferrOcarriles y de-
jados en- los sitios donde la vida
es menos sanitaria y mas diff.
Gil de sCbrellewar. Las familias
son deshachas y los que sc resis-
ten 'masacradOs''.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
EDISON DESEA UNA MAS
MARINA DE
GUERRA

Washington, Enero 31.-El
~secretario de marina Edison lie
rog6 aver al CongresO que no
rebaje ~ presUp1esto de ST.
300y000,0 900 para Ia lexpansi6n
de la escuadra. "A menos que
el pals tenga debida protection,
sus Interests, libertades y riqus
zas estaran siempre espuesto a
la Aggression.
"La situation International
ha convencido al Gobiefo que 81
aumsto de la escuadra debe rea-
lizarse con la mayor rapidez POI
si50e". Dfcese que ell comite de
as.ntos navales desea repartir
en- dos amos la inversion arriba
mencionada
lies darsmos dinero para to
dos les buques que puedan cons
truir en- dos anos-dedlar6 ell re
p~rasantante Vinson.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
Ell COMANDANTE NAClO-
NAL DE LA LEGION AME-
RICANA HACE DECLARE
CLONES CONTRA Ell FAS-
CISMO

New York, Enero 31,-Ray
mond j. Kelly, comandante ma
cional de la Legion America
ma, DECLARE en- esta ciudad
queal Partido Comunista Sc lie
debe prohibir la inscription eo
la boleta electoral, "por GUAM
to es una conspiraci6n crimi-
nal y un movimiento revo'u-
cionariO, no un Partido."
Extendi6 Kelly su condena-
ci6n a otros grupos que tienen
como finalidad destruir ell go
biern obajo ell disfraz de efec-
tuar reformas democraticas.
"Ya hemos lido demasiadu
lejos en- permitir a ciertos CRU
pos ell que traten de destruir
nuestro gobierno Y disfrutar
al mismo tempo de los derc-
chos que pertenecen a las per
sonas respetuosas de los pre-
ceptos fundamntales de la de
mocracia.
HAY un punto donde la H.
bertad cesa Y la TRACTION CO.
mienza. 81 este es dsi. ipor
que permitir al Partido Comu-
nista como una entidad legiti-
en- la boleta electoral? Los
comunistas estan usqndo los
derechos del ciudadano para
destruir esos derechos en- Ia
naci6n."
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
RECHAZADA LA PETICION
FONDOS PARA LA QUO
IA

Washington, Enero 31.-El
de cr6ditos de la Camara
rechaz5 aver la petici6n de fon-
dos hecha para m~antener Ell sis.
de la Quota azucarera. Los
repre- entantes de los Estados
remc,acherOs y caheros dicen
que ESQ significa un golpe NOR
para Ia Jurisdiction del Co
sobre la crota azucarera
de pu6s dc cue expire ell aho fis-
cal, 81 dia 30 de JUNO.
TodOs los congresistas de los
Estados azucareros aplauden e.
Sc acuerdo, entire ellOs el repre-
sntante Peterson, de Ia Flori.
da.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
PIDE Ell PRESIDENTE QUE
Ell GOBIERNO CONSTRU.
VA so HOSPITALES

Washington, Enero 31.-En.
VIC aver ell presidente Roosevelt
un mensaje al Congreso en- el
cual pide Sc construyan 80 hos
pitales para las communicates
empobrecidas de todo Ell pals,
con un credito de $4,000 a
100000
FL executive, admite Ell Presi-
dente, Sc siente muy sentiment
tai, adelantando Ell plan en- su
58' armpleahos y cuando GOA
de buena salud.
Hay todavfa necesidad de que
FL gobierno federal participe en-
aumentar Y reforzar la seguri-
dad de que ell GObierno federal
participe en- aumentar y refor-
Ear Ia seguridad ds la naci6n, en-
csuanto a salubridsd. Me alegra
saber que un comite del Congre-
so y hare un cuidadoso estudio
de un prcgrama de salubridad".
Presentaran proyectos de ley
en- favor de 10 recommended por
81 Presidente, ell Senador Wag.
ner de New York y Ell Represen
tante den6crata Mead, tambien
de csc Estado.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
SUBIRA Ell
MERCURIo

Menos frio sc ~proDostlca para
egya noIhe y mahana por Ia Off
Gina metareo tZ,oa bye,l. La
mas baja temp irablra proba-
sera Dc 80 grades.
Una Egera e.carcha es posi-
bic en- horas de Ia mahana, pc
RI SIN daho spara les FIR tcs que
sobrevivieron a las haladas de
Ia stmana pasada. Los vientos
norte rolaran al este en- IA
madrugada. .
Ia maxima temperature aver
fue De s. grades y la minimA
80,
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
PROPOSICIONBS DE II COM
PANIAS PARA REALIZAR
Ell A~UCANTARILLDO

A Los comites de hacienda y
ccfre 5el Ayuntamiento Sc die
rca aver por en.erad:s de- II
prorcsici1nlog De companies del
PAL. Jua Ga5ean c~cnStruir el nue.
vo al tari,la5o propuesto.
Hi>;eron scto de- prsSsncia an
tie Ell comit6 les representatives
de las corpcracioneS proponen-
ties V sc les concei'6 haSta el Q
de febrero para presentar SUI
rfegos &c subasta,
A los asistsntes Sc les dijo
Que la ciuaad no sc proponia pa
gar por los pianos y tampoco
pOr los gastos de la petici6n dc
Ginero a la RFC.
PCco anteS Sc hebia hecho sa
Der cl1e la municipalidad, por
virtud de los requerimientcs de
la PWA, habia tenido Ell ano pa
lsado un deficit de $3.50, 900. Ex
cluidos los bOnos la deuia de la
municipalidad es de $1,039,00O
La mayor parte de la deuda
flotante de la ciudad es con IL
compania Tampa Electric, que
Ia empreSa calcula en- cerca d.
$9OO,OOO.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
COMIDA DEL CASTILLO
CRISTOBAL COLON No,

FL domingo, en- Ell restaurant
FL Boulevard, Sc efeGtuara la e.
mi3a organizada por Ell Castillo
Crist6bal Colon Ne. Z, de los Ca
ba'e,rcs del Aguila de Orc, en-
honor de la nueva oficialidad y
de la Saliente.
Com,nz9ra a las dos de la tar
de. Mas de so aiheSiones So
han recibido va.
Lar personals qre deSeen adhe
rirSe pueden dirigirse al Cast
To-, en- horas de la noche, o al
garage" de Amado de los Ar
cos, en- la Gale Ounce y Sextq
avenida.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
JOSE STAIN Sc LLAMA UN
CABO DEL EJERClTo IN
Giles

Londres, Enero 30.-Un ca
BIO Gel ej6rcito ingles venci6
en- una competencia serficada
en- su Quartet.
Cuando ell maestro de cere.
monias lie pregqnt6 su nombre
para darlo a conocer, contes-
70: Jose Stain.
-Estd bien la broma, pero
olga su verdadero nombre.
jose Stain.
Y jose Stain fue presenta-
do porque habfa dicho SD yer
dadero nombre.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
Rechazados varios nuevos ataques de los rusos
Derribados cinco aviones del Soviet
Recapturada la ~poblaci6n de Pitkaranta

doga V a 20 millas de la FROM
terra rusa, La recaptura sc con
sidera como un movimiento e.
fect.vo para completar de no
dear a las divisiones rusds a.
trapadas en- Kitela.
Dos de las divisiones rusas,
segun Sc dice, carecen de ali
mentos. Los finlandeses man
tienen ahora la tactica de de.
jar a los rusos que consuman
sus balas y luego realizan alta
ques rapidos sobre sus posiciO
mes.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
LAS ESCUELAS
PARA ~ECONOMIZAR
CARBO

Berlin, Enero 3l.-Todas
las escuelas de Wurttemberg
han sido cerradas para econo-
mizar carbon.
Una orden del mariscal Goe
ring dispone que las escuelas,
donde les sea demandado, ce-
dan 81 carbon.
En- los cuarteles, para eco
nomizar carb6Gn, Sc ha ords-
nado que los soldados Sc reco.
jan a les Q en- luSsT Dc las TO-
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

Ell Rev. Hewitt Johnson, a
n6nigo DE Canterbury, era lla-
mado ell "can6nigo .rojo."
lCual era ell motive de que
Sc lie "adjetivara" de esa ma
nera?
Johnson defendia a Russia y
pedia que sus derechos fueran
respetados.
Anteayer, hablando ante la
sociedad Rusa de Londres, ell
"hombre de Dios' dijo: "Yo
lamento la invasion de Finlan-
dis Z deseaFia que Russia no 10