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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10

poets to have a complete report
ready for the meeting Monday eve
ming, April Is at 8 o'clock, in the
Parish Hal
At that time the following CON-
mittee members are requested to be
on hand: Holy Name Society: Will
liam Brennan, Fred Truelove,
Thomas Kelly and Patrick Shea;
Ladies' Aid Society, Mrs. Leonard
Gaugler and Mrs. William Rooney;
c. Y. o.: Maureen Sullivan and
Frances Grnterman.
The following projects are re-
quested to be on hand at that meet
ing: Alfred Kenney, John Dillon,
Tim Ferris, John McAree, Frank
Seery, Henry Wagner, John Hum
phrey, Edward Gagain, George
Heckelman, Claude Stevens, John
Winston, Ernest Arsenault, George
Tucker, T German, James Sulli-
van, Joseph Bouffard, John Byrnes
and Patrick Breheny.
The above will assist the general
committee and will have charge of
the distribution of tickets in con-
nection with the breakfast. It is
very important all projects attend
the meeting Monday evening.
Quiz Enjoyed
A Question and Answer period
followed the Holy Name Society
meeting Monday night. 1t was the
largest attended meeting of this
group to date. Rev. Patrick O'Con-
nell conducted this period and
answered and explained many uues-
tionS aske'1. The questions asked
and explanations given by Father
O'Connell not only were instructive
but interesting.
These meetings are held every
two weeks. Following the Question
and Answer period, Father O'Con-
nell gave short discussion on each
of the following subjects: 1.-THE
Mass, "Penance", Marriage" and
Holy Communion"
The next meeting of the Question
and Answer group will be held
Monday night, April % at 8
o'clock in the Parish Hall. Cues
tons to be answered at the next
meeting may be placed in the ques-
ton box which will be placed in the
Vestibule of the church or may be
asked from the floor.
A meeting of the auditing COM
mittee of the Pride of WEIGH Cir
Gle, Companions of the Forest, will
be held tonight at o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. Joseph McArdle of
briggs street.
Miss Ruth Martin of Sheffield
street was in New York recently
where she began taking dancing
lessons again from Jack Stone.
Sergeant (Socks) Delaney of
ThomaSton avenue, accompanied by
John Way, Morris Congdon and
George Baker will spend the week.
end at Sergt. Delaney's Hunting
lodge on the Housatonic River in
Canaan. They plan to devote most
of their time trout fishing. Sergt.
Delaney and Mr.. Way have fished
together for many years and both
claim they will break all previous
records. Mr.. Congdon and Mr.. Bak-
er who are accompanying them will
take care of the culinary tasks.
Party Postponed
The card party, scheduled tomor-
row evening, by the Young Peoples
Society of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, has been postponed indef-
initely, out of respect to the mem
DRY of Rev. DR.. John N. Lewis, pas
tor of st. Johns Episcopal Church,
who died e rly this morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10
BASKETBALL PROM
PLANS DISCUSSED
Martin SculIy Trophy to
Be Presented at Wash
ingtOn Park Event
Washington Hill

The sixth annual basketball prom
of the Washington Park Commun-
ity House basketball league will be
held at the Community House Fri
day evening April 26. The Loew
Poll team winners of the title this
year will be honored at the event.
Mayor Vincent A. Scully will pre-
sent the Martin Scully trophy to
Edward Fitzpatrick manager of the
Poll theater who is also manager of
the winning team.
James j. Curtin superintendent
of parks is honorary chairman of
the dance with James j. Gladney,
president of the league serving as
chairman. The other members of
the committee making arrangements
for the affair are Thomas Conway,
vice president, William Kelly treas
urer, William Johnston secretary,
William Shea supervisor, Edward
Fitzpatrick, Rocco Rinaldi, and
James Creighton of the Poll team,
Joseph Bowey, Joseph Cunha and
John Casey of the Gents of the Hill,
Walter KATE of the Texans, Mi
chael Sheehan, Francis Kelly and
Herb French of the Tribunes, Sill
vic Monti, Fred Sullivan and Pete
Pomponio of the Baldwin Props,
John McVerry, Emmett Cannon and
John Sheehy of the Sacred Hearts,
Roland Benson, AL Paventy and
Edward Marinelli of the East End
Robins, Joseph Carney, Paul Four
nier and Armand Fisher of the st.
Ann A A team.
The dance which will be a semi
formal affair is held annually to
bring to a close the basketball sea-
son at the hill court and is expect
ed to be attended by more than two
hundred couples
Priest to Speak
Rev. James Cunningham of the
Paulist Fathers whose travels about
the Tennessee mountain district
has earned him the title of the
Trailer Priest will speak at the
of the Ladies Guild of St.
Francis church tonight in the
parish hall. Father Cunningham is
the son of Mrs. James Cunningham
Of South View street.
All members of the Guild and all
r EN- of the parish are invited to
attend tonight to witness the pic
cures that Father Cunningham will
show. Men and women of other
parishes in the city are also invited
to attend the meeting tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10

dren who were born as the result
of the flood of marriages after the
first World War in 1920 when
Johnnie came marching home from
overseas and cantonment.
Again, some IS years after 1915
there should be corresponding peak
in marriage rates Ministers and
justices of the peace can look TO-
ward to better business In 1945 and
again around 1870.
A disturbing side of this picture
is that the divorce rate is growing
even faster than the marriage
Today there are nearly 10 divorces
for every 100 marriages, but the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10
BUTCHERS, GROCERS
SPONSOR MEETING

The Waterbury Butchers and
Grocers association was addressed
last night by Morris Cohen, gen.
eral manager of the Wehle Brewing
company and Justin Reese, radio
commentator. The meeting was held
at the Standard Brands, Inc, on
South Elm street.
Joseph Reiner introduced the
speakers. Refreshments followed
the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10
DOCTORS WARN
FOLKS WHO Are
CONSTIPATED

TITS SAID constipation causes many
human Observation-Disclosures, lack Of
energy and mental dullness being but a
few. BUT DON'T WORRY
For years q noted Ohio Doctor, DR..
F. M. Edwards, successfully treated
scores OF patients for constipation with
his famous DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
now sold by druggists everywhere.
Olive Tablets, being purely vegetable,
are wonderful! They not only gently
yet thoroughly cleanse the bowels but
ALSO assist liver bile flow to help
digest fatty foods. Test their goodness
TONIGHT without fail! 15f, SOC, 6ot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10
IRISH EDITOR IN
LOCAL LECTURE

Maurice Leahy, editor of the
"Ireland-American Review" will
give a lecture on Sunday evening,
April 81, at the Waterbury Catholic
High school auditorium under the
auspices of the Notre Dame Alum
nae Association. The subject of his
talk will be ireland Old and New"
The Ireland-American Review of
which Leahy is editor is highly
praised by critics for its scholarly
tone and capable writer's. Leahy is
the author of Conversion to the
Catholic Church." 1.-THE Insight of
the Cure of Ars," Thoughts from
st. Benedict" Anthology of Con-
temporary Poetry"
Mrs. william K. Schofield is
chairman Of the committee of Notre
Dame Alumnae arranging the event.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10
FRIGHT OR WRONG ABOUT PEOPLE
Where Have All The Old
Maids Gone?

rate of increase of divorces appears
to be slowing down at last
The growing marriage rate is 2
healthy sign for the country, but
we may well ponder over the sig.
nificance of the climbing divorce
rate which may indicate a wsas
spot in our moral fiber Several
states have passed laws aimed tc
prevent hasty marriages which
might result in divorce but the
underlying cause may be more seri-
GUS than merely marrying IN haste
and repenting in leisure. Is it that
we need not better laws, but better
characters?
Copyright, 1910, NEA Service, Incl
NEXT: What Foods Will Ward
Off Old Age?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10
|ARMY OFFICERS
INSPECT GUARDS
Company H Latest Unit to
Face Federal Inspection
Here

Company G, 102d Infantry, last
night went through its PAGES for
Maj. Thomas. Bresnahan, USA, at
the state armory on field street.
The unit is commanded by Capt.
Philip Kelly.
Inspecting officers, in addition to
Maj. BreSnahan, we're Col. Ernest
E. Novey, commander of the 102d
Regt., Lieut.. Col. James H. Quinn,
second in command; Maj. Thorn
as H. Horrigan, commander Of the
I'd battalion Of Waterbury, and
Capt. Harold Dorr, regimental
plans and training officer.
Other officers of Co. G. are LIST
Lieut.. William Dillon and I'd Lieut..
Cyril Dunphy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10

not as young as they used to in
grandfather's time.
One reason for both fewer old
maids and for marrying younger
Is the fact that more married
women are working now than ever
before in history. This year there
are million or so more working
wives than there were 20 years
ago.
Around 1915, there will be a
peak in marriages in this country,
due to the large numbers of young
people who will be of the right
ages then. These are the chill
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10

the store, explains the purpose back
of this event.
"Our business, like every success
full business. depends on satisfied
customers. We plan this particular
event around the double idea Of
pleasing old friends, and making
new ones"
1--WE work toward this event all
year, taking advantage of every
buying opportunity. That means we
get lots of bargains that we pass
along to our customers"
so waterbury residents are at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10
MATTATUCK GROUPS
RECITAL TONIGHT

The last lecture in a series pre-
sented by the Mattatuck Musical
Art society will take place tonight
at Davenport hall at 8:15 o'clock.
Miss Ethel Glenhier, pianist and
composer, will be heard III lecture
recital, her subject to be American
Composers"
Miss Glenhier will illustrate her
talk with piano selections. Tickets
may be procured at the hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10
WESTERN TABOOS

Not only is love-making taboo in
Paramount's Hopalong Cassidy pic
lures, produced by Harry Sherman,
but neither the star, William Boyd,
nor Russell Hayden has ever smoked
in one of these westerns. They de-
mand higher morals than any type
of picture made in Hollywood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10
GRANTS STAGES
ECONOMY SALE

The annual Economy Sale at w.
T. Grants, 1855 Bank street, opens
tomorrow morning, featuring many
reductions on regular merchandise
as well as specially timed purchases
Dennis j. Scannell, manager of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10
JUST AMATEURS

Few of the natives of Albany, Ga,
who worked In Paramount's 1.-THE
Biscuit Easter" has ever seen a mo-
ton picture camera before they re-
ported on the set for duty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10
GREENS FOR THE SCREENS

Dick Powell and Joan Blondell, of
Paramount's II Want Divorce" eat
spinach whenever they have supper
at home. If they don't they can't
induce their children, 6 and 2, to
eat theirs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10

present employed by the local w. T.
Grant store. The company was ORR
ginally founded in 1906 by William
T. Grant, new chairman of the
Board Of Directors, in Lynn, Mass.
Today there are 400 Grant stores all
across the country, employing to-
tai Of $4,000 people.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10

centage of OLD
maids in the
population. In
other W or d S
girls have had
increasingly bet
ter chances Of
getting married.
Leap years have
had nothing to
do with this.
People are
also gettin g
married young
er than they
did only a few
years ago, bu.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10
LEARNS SWIMMING

Martha Raye, appearing in Para
mounts "The Farmers Daughter"
has installed a swimming pool in
her San Fernando valley estate and
is learning to swim as well as to
play tennis and badminton on her
courts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10
BY DONALD A. LAIRD
Phi. D., Sci. d.

The U. s. is getting to be one of
the marryingest countries in
the world. Steadily, ever since
1890, there has been a lower per-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10

Canada's 1888 honey cop was
the lagest on record, with an ap-
priximate production of $4,000, 900
pounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-10

Rumania has Just AIDED 40
bombers to Its Air Fleet.
La gaceta., 1940-07-27
81 DR.. YORCNOFF vENDRA
A LOS A UNID0S

Lisboa, Portugal, julio 81
e. Dr.. Serge Voronoff, expert
mentador con un proceso de re-
juvenecimiento, proyecta pasar
Sc aIui un par de semanas y
ccntinuar luago viaje a los ES-
tados Unidcs, segdn declare a
yer noohe al llegar proceaen;e
de Francia.
Ell mencionado hombre de
ciencia, nacido en- Russia, y III.
rector del Laboratorio eXp.ri :
mental del Cotegio de Francia
en- Mia, dijo 10 siguiente; Yo cs
pero eneontrar en- los Estados
Unidos un laboratorio y la ne
ce aria provision de monos pa
"a continuar mi trabajo en- Ia
busca de un suero para la cura
Fel cancer, eStudio que eStaoa
efectuando en- Francia con baS-
tante exito hasta que ell Labora-
torio de Mention fu6 dsstruidc
an los combabss de las fuerzas
italianas Y francesas."
La gaceta., 1940-07-27
Ell PoR QUE HITLER DEMO
RIO LA INVASION

New York, julio 27-La Com
pahfa Emisora de Radio Ingle-
sa dijo hoy Ell por que de que
Hitter no Sc hsya decidido a IN
vadir las islas Britnicas.
En- un programa recogido
por Ell sistema de onda-corta de
la Columbia Broadcasting, Sc
oy6 deciF Ip siguisntes
"Ahora terminamos estas nc
ticias con algo que tomamos de
Ia edici6n de hoy del Daily IL,
raid. La razSn de que Hitler no
haya trstadO de invadir adm 9
Inglaterra, IS que sus expertos
encuentran alguna dificultad en-
.falsificaF IN documsnto para
La gaceta., 1940-07-27
LOS INGDESES DETIENEN
DOS @ RUMANOS

Rucarest, Rumania, julio q.
La Gran Bretaha, incluyendo
> Rumania en- Ia extension de
su bloqueo contra AlemsDia e
italia, ha detenido dos tanques
petroleros rumanos y an barco
merciants de 5000 toneladas
en- Port Said, segdn lnforma el
Ministro de Marina.
La detenci6n de los barcos,
primeras naves rumanas apre-
sadas por los iDgleses agravan
gun mas las relaciones entire los
dos paise que va sran dificiles
1ltimamente. Ell acto Sc consi :
dera como en- ~represalia pOr par
to de In~glaterrp contra Ruma-
MA por haberse @sta pasado por
complete al eje Roma-Berlin Y
apoderandose de pozos de petrd
leo contrdadOs por Companies
extranieras.
La gaceta., 1940-07-27
Sc llegara a lin compromise en-
la conferencia de la Habana
Hull espera una aprobacion unanime del man
dato ~conjunto acerca de las colonias extranjeras

Habana, julio 27.-Ia Argen
tina, la dnica disidente de ia
confetrencia, Sc dijo hoy estar
dispuesta a ceder en- la question
de firmar alguna forma de n
cuerdo para protsger al Hems-
ferio Occidental contra cua'-
quier peligro procedente de las
rosesiones que tienen aqui las
naciones europeas.
Ha vuelto ell potimismo a los
delegados de la conferencia pan
americana. quines Green que Sc
Negara a un acuerdo de compro
misc que sea acceptable a la ddle
gGcion argentina.
Despues de una corta session
eelebrada anoche por la Conf =
sion de Paz de la conferencia un
delegado predio que sc Negara a
un acuerdo hoy.
(En Buenos Aires, Ell minis
tro de Asuntos Extranjeros, 10
sc Maria Cantilo, expres6 la
creencia de que Sc llegaria a di-
cho acuerdo con "un pequeno
compromise mutuo").
AL mismo tempo las propo
siciones para desenvolver la e
conomia inter-americana y alta
car v~igorosamente las activida-
des de las "quintas columnas''
progresan en- la discussion de los
Comit6s y Sc espera SUI cierta
adopci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-07-27
EMBAJADORES QUE RE-
GRESAN A LOS A
UNIDOs

Roma, julio 27.-El embaja-
'or de los Estados Unidos, VII
am Phillips proyecta salir ae
Roma el lunes para una corta
vacation en- su pals.
Sera acompahado en- el viaie
Per el embajador John Cudahy,
que vuelve a Washington desde
B~ruselas. Cudahy dej6 la CAPT
tai belga despues de que Alema
MIA pidi6 a los representatives
xtranjeros que s~alieran de Bel
.g'ca y Holanda.
FL embajador Phillip proyec-
ia ir a Madrid en- aeroplano ia
.ra unirse AMI a su hiia Beatrice,
que esta de vista en- la emba-
jada de los Estados Unidos en-
Espaha, despues de haber SER
vido como chauffeur de una am
bulancia american en- terrific :
rio frances.
La gaceta., 1940-07-27
LA -CONFERENCIA INTER
AMERICANA CRITICADA
POR LOS RUSOS

Mosc1, julio PEI peri6di-
co Pravda, 6rgano del Partido
Comunista, declare hoy que los
Estados UnidoS estan approve
chando la conferencia paname-
ricana como una oportunidad
para hacer preston economics
contra las mas debiles naciones
del continente.
Dice ell articulo de dicho pc
ri6dico que eel capital norte-
americana intenta, por medic
de un cartel de exportaci6n, asu
mir la garantia de vender los
articulos de exportaci6n de los
paises latino-atmericanos a un
precio justo."
Y concluye diciendo: "Este
grandioso plan habla por ST ms
mo. No es dificil yer que anti
cipa Ell complete monopolio por
parte de los Estados Unidos de
todo Ell comercio de los paises la
tino-americanos."
La gaceta., 1940-07-27
SOBRE AME.
RICANISMO

Las representations de As or
ganizaciones de mujeres de
Tampa han acceptable la invita-
ci6n hecha por las auxiliares de
la Legion Americana para una
reunion que tendra lugar 81 lu-
mes por la noche en- ell hotel Tam
pa Terrace. La conferencia es
sobre americanismO.
Las mujeres auxiliares de Ia
Legion Americana van a inten-
sificar sus esfuerzOs en- defensa
De los ideales dc las libertades
anlericanas durante el aio We :
nidero, declare aver Mrs, Philip
r. Robin, p~residenta del sub
comite def Consejo de Unidades
Anxlliares de "a gran area de
Tampa, compuesto por las pre-
sidentas de la Legion de Tam
pa, Marcelo Gonzalez, y uni
dades de Seminole y Sulphur
Springs.
%Durante amos los Estados
Unidos han estado sufriendo
una invasion pOr fuerzas que
.tratan do destruir nuestra libre
lorna de gobierno y sustitulna
por una forma de Estado total
tario," dijo Ia Sra Robin.
'Tos esfuerzos para socavar
"a conflanza en- Ia demOcracia y
convertir a los ciudadanos a
otras ideas tiene mas alcance de
10 que muchas personas se figl-
ran. Ahora, con Ia guerra de
Europa dando una vasta lmpor
tancia a les recursOs de Ameri-
"a. detemos esperar una inten
siflcacl6n de Ia campsha para
d~egtruir a la democracia =
n-.stro pais.
"Ncsotrss, Jas auxiiaras ds
IA Federation Americana. ssnti-
mos "a neeGidad de Erta!esss
La gaceta., 1940-07-27
los BUSCAN
EN- LAS IN
DIAS

Toxic, julio Ella agencia
iapone,a de nCticiaS Domei in
fcrm6 hoy gus el %go5ierno esta
prtparando una vigorosa pro-
,esta por un incidente, ocurrido
en- Mlgelang, Jave Central en-
las InliaS Orienta,es hclande :
sas, en- el cual seiS soldados Re
"a colonia sstan acusados de a.
tacar a un vendedor japon@s el
. de julio.
Sc tiene entendido que la en-
tre2a de Ia pro.esta al ministco
e H ',aGda, J., c. PabSt, espsra
$50 IA llegada d6 informe Off
c.al procedente de Java.
La agencia Dcmei dice que los
o.Jados holandeses estaban DO
lrachcs. Sc recuerda la ocurren
cia r~eciente de otros dos Incl :
1sntes anti-japoneses, incluyen-
&c los disparos hechos contra
ARGOS de peSca japoneses por
an avi6n naval holandes.
La gaceta., 1940-07-27
AFECTADA LA SEDA POR
DECISION DE LA ARGEN
TINA

information cablegrafica re-
cibfdo par 81 Departments &c
Concrete de Washington, pro-
eedente de la embajada nortea-
mericana en- Buenos Aires, do
a conocer que la Argentina ha
expedido recientemente circula-
res restringiendo la emission de
rermisos de Gambia para ciertos
productos cuando provienen de
ios Estados Unidos. Los produc
tos afectados en- este case inclI-
yen el hilo de soda.
Sc estima que las importacio-
mes deestos productos en- la Ar
gentina, procedentes de Esta-
dos Unidos, en- el pasado aho,
fueron de dos millones a tres mi
Homes de d6lares, segdn infor =
mes de la embajada nOrteamo-
ricana. En- Ell case del hilO de sc
da, los informes comerciales de
claran que la 1nica fuente que
oueda en- alternative actualmen
te Is 81 Jap6ni los permisos de
cambio relaclonados con las inn
portaciones de hilo de soda del
Jap6n son expedidios ilimitada-
mente.
La gaceta., 1940-07-27
LOS INGLESES HAN Reel
DIDO VA MUCHoS AERO
PIANOS

New York, Julio FLA Co
mission de eompras inglesa on
este pals ha ordenado hasta IA
fecha HOOD aeroplsnos a los
manufacturers De America, y
1900 aparatos han sido entire.
gsdos va a dicha comisl6n, S.
gun desar6 aver uno de sus
mlembros.
la Comisi6n ha colocado Or
denes por valor de cerca de
50, 1000 100000 en- las fabrkas
americanas para eomprar ar
iieuios De guerra.
IA mAqulnaria ordenada p0r
Ia Comisl6n De compras origi.
La gaceta., 1940-07-27
Sc Reanudan los Combates en- el Espacio entre
%Ingleses y Alemanes
Los Asaltos Sc sostienen dia y noche, pero los
los danos cauados no son importantes

uuirido renovada confianza al
yer como ell .servicio de aviaci6n
Sc comporta. FL ministerio Ge
Aviaei6n dice que los alemanes
perdieron 286 aeroplanos desde
el Is de JUNO a la fecha.
MostrandoSe agresivos contra
el enemigo en- ell Mediterranean,
los ingleses anuncian haber lie
vado a efecto ataques aereos con
ira los dep6SitoS navaies de A.
sar, aer6dromos de Mile, Fri :
trea, y bombardeando tambien
corcentraciones de aeroplanos
en- Derna, Libia.
Los ingleses dan cuenta de
tres aSaltos contra la isla de
Malta por aviones de bombadec
italianos, pero declarando que
les asaltantes fueron rechaza :
dos sin poder d%escargar sus
bombas. Gun communicate italia
no dice que Malta fue bombar-
deada violentamente anoche).
La base inglesa naval de Ale
jandria, Egipto, fue victima de
otro ata9ue aereo de media ho-
ra de duraci6n. No Sc informa
de que los atacantes hayan eau
sado danos o bajas de ninguna
clase.
En- los cfrculos bien informa-
dos de Londres Sc confirma la
noticia, dada en- Rumania, de
que tres barcos rumanos fueron
detenidcs por los ingleses en-
Port Said, Egipto. Dicen, sin
embargo, que serfa una cquivo-
caciCn ell conSiderar este acto &C
mo de represalia por la ocupa-
.ci6n por parte de Rumania de
barcazas inglesas en- el Danu-
BIO ia Confiseaci6n de las pro
pi,dades de la companfa petro-
iera Astra Romano.
La gaceta., 1940-07-27

FL s~ecretario de Estado Cor
deM Hull, buscando un acuerdo
unanime sin sacrificar los OBJ
ietivos estadounidenses en- el
mandate sobre las colonias eu-
ropeas, llam6 a junta al subco-
mite de paz, a las 8 de la mana
ma de hoy, para reasumir los
esfuerzos tendencies a satisfacer
las objeccicnes de la Argentina.
FL problema basico fue la re-
pugnancia de la Argentina a
entrar en- acuerdos de gran al
canoe sobre medidas para hacer
frente a posibles emergencies.
La naci6n sureha aparentemen
te no desea tomar parte en- "a
cuerdos que perjudiquen sus re
laciones futuras con Europa.
Por otra parte, los Estados
Unidos Y otras repdbgicas evil
Cenciaron un vivo deseo de
crear la maquinaria para en- :
trar en- acci6n tan pronto como
sc presente una dificultad debi-
da a las colonias europeas.
Sc Hegd al fin a an dcuerdO
Habana, julio, 27.-Un sub
comit6 de los delegados de Ia
conferencia interamericana lie
SO a un virtual acuerdo hoy So
bre un programa para evitar 81
traspaso de cualquier possession
europea en- ell hemisferio occi-
dental a otro pals.
La gaceta., 1940-07-27

nuestra obra de americanismo
contra los nuevos peligros trail
dos por la guerra. Sabemos que
LAS mujeres tienen parte muy
importante en- la protection &c
las instituciones libres del pals
y en- Ell desenvolvimiento de los
ciudadanos del future para que
puedan mantener esas institu :
clones en- medic de un mundo
tan cambiante como ell actual.
Nosotras deseamos ayudar a 10
das las mujeres en- esta obra, y
creemos que las auxiiiares de IA
Legion puedan hacer un traba-
jO effective en- el sentido menciO
nado."
La gaceta., 1940-07-27
Ell TdEMPO

No cree ell vaticinador del item
po, Mr. Talbot, que las lluvias
vengan a refrescaE la temparsu
ra de esta region hoy o mahana.
Por Ell contrario, las probabili-
dades son de que arrecie Ell ca
Tor. Esta mahana tuvimos una
'emperatura de 70 grades, 8 so
bre la normal, y aver assemble
el mercurio hasta marcar %
grades a la sombra.