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Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-25

CHICAGO. I'll. - The Black
Hawks hockey team announced to-
cay they had met and decisively
defeated the Detroit club
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-25

hawks hockey team announced To-
cay they had met and decisively
defeated the Detroit club
"DETPOIT, Mich.,-Hockey head
quarters here admitted today OF Il
clash between the local Red Wings
and the Chicago team, the Red
Wings winning a decisive victory"
"ANYTOWN. U. S. A. Local
almed forces have captured con-
siderable number OF tanks who
are sleepins it off in the city lock-
up
NEW YORK - The leaders of
seven American league clubs are
reported strengthening their de
fenses IN anticipation of another
b!itzkrieg by the Yankees.
AT THE POLITICAL FRONT,
District OF Cohlmbia-Thc official
White House communicate today re-
ported little or no activity in the
third term sector.
A museum head says that camels
y feet tall once roamed North
America. Did they really live or
were they just some caVeman's
hangover?
College students are being taught
aeronautics by government teachers
There's one class they can't skip
without parachutes.
1t took a war to do it. but it has
apparently worked. Herr Hitler,
FOR some time now. ias had moth
ing to say.
Perhaps the reason Musaolini is
SO full of sympathy for the Films
Is that ne remembers inst how the
Albanlaas felt whom the same thing
happened to them.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-25

"ANYTOWN, U. S. A. Local
almed forces have captured con-
siderable number of tanks who
are sleepins it off in the city lock-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-25

1t took a war to do it. but it has
apparently worked. Herr Hitler,
tor some time now. ias had moth
ing to say
Evening star., 1940-05-02
By Frank Beck
By WiIIord
By Edgar Rice Burroughs
By Mormon Marsh

tending that he was attending
wholly to his own business, but
really watching all the preparations
for Peter Rabbits party.
At the foot of the tree, in the TOP
Of which Prickly Porky the Porcu-
pine was eating his breakfast, sat
old Mr.. Toad, nodding sleepily.
Sammy saw him there, but smart
as Sammy is he didn't once suspect
innocent-looking old Mr.. Toad. You
see. he didn't know that old Mr..
Toad had overheard all Of the plans
OF Sammy Jay and Black the Crow,
ana Reddy Fox. and Shadow the
Weasel.
Evening star., 1940-05-02

Mother: 1--WE must take this ball
back to James. It is his ball, not
yours. Next time we go down town
we will buy you ball"
Evening star., 1940-05-02

steal the good things which the
other little meadow and forest
people brought.
Sammy Jay had risen very early
that morning. Almost at once his
sharp eyes had seen Peter Rabbit
sensing out the Merry Little Breezes
Sammy's wits are as sharp as his
eyes, and you know it is very hard
really to fool sharp wits. Right
away Sammy guessed what the
Merry Little Breezes were hurrying
for, but he sat and waited and
listened. Pretty soon he heard
Drummer the Woodpecker start .
long 1st.a.tat-tat over Unc' BILLY
Evening star., 1940-05-02

PoSsum's hollow tree. Then Sammy
was sure that this was the day Of
Peter Rabbits party.
Sammy grinned as ne hurried
of to find Blacky the Crow and
Reddy Fox and Shadow the Weasel.
Reddy was not yet out Of bed, but
when he heard Sammy Jay at his
door he tumbled out in q hurry.
He didn't stop to get any breakfast,
because he had planned to get all
he could eat 1T the party. So he
hurried over to where the party
was to be. Very cautiously he crept
up, and when he was quite sure
that no one Was about hS craWlod
Evening star., 1940-05-02

into hollow log which was open
at one end. There he stretched
himself out and made himself as
comfortable as he could and chuc-
kled softly while he waited for the
party to begin.
Pretty soon Shadow the Weasel
joined Reddy Fox in the hollow
log, and they whispered and chuc-
kled while they waited. They knew
that Blacky the Crow was safely
hidden In the top of Q tall pine,
where he could see all that went on,
and that Sammy Jay was flying
about over the Green Meadows and
through the Green Forest, pre-
Evening star., 1940-05-02

that this was the day of Peter Rab-
bits surprise party for Unc' Billy
Possum, whose family would arrive
that very morning from way down
In or Virginny.
Sammy Jay had not been invited
to the party. Neither had Blacky
the Grow nor Reddy Fox. nor
Shadow the Weasel. But they had
found out about the party and they
had made up their minds to be
there. Yes, sir, they meant to be
there, and they didn't intend to
take any good things to eat either.
The fact is, they were planning to
break up Peter Rabbits party and
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Not This

Mother: ''Will you tell James my
little Bill carried his ball home and
I can't get him to give it up? III
pay James for it,"
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Bedtime Stories
BY THORTON w. BURGESS.

It was beautiful morning. Every
body said so, and what everybody
says is usually so. Peter Rabbit wore
the broadest kind of a smile. He
hoped and skipped all the way
down the Lone Little Path on to
the Green Meadows and was waiting
there when Old Mother West Wind
came down from the Purple Hills,
and, turning, her big bag upside
down, tumbled out all the children,
the Merry Little Breezes, to play.
Peter stopped them before they
had . chance to run away. He
whispered to each, and each in
turn started to dance across the
Green Meadows te carry the news
Evening star., 1940-05-02

lava Bruce Burnstone. Merwtn d. Mailer,
leading team four, inventors Of the
system that has beaten every other sys-
TEN IN existence.)
A TrifIe Careless
Today's hand should be an object
lesson to those players who are apt
to be careless on hands that appear
to be laydowns. Playing a contract
of two hearts, which was all he
needed for game, South thought he
might as well try for an extra trick
or two. He was quickly disillusioned.
South, dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
North-South 40 on score.
A10 1858
0J732
ol0
&974
AK NJ Aes742
0A6 w u 01094
&K83 AAJ65
2KQs5
AKQs4
&Q10
The bidding:
South West North East
10 Pass IA Pass
~ Pass Pass Pass
Deciding that desperate measures
would be necessary to defeat two
hearts, West opened the singleton
king of spades. After winning with
the ace. South thought he might
as well discard two of dummy's small
clubs on his top diamonds. He there
fore laid down the diamond ace,
which, to his amazement, was
trumped by East. East laid down
the club ace, then played a small
spade, which West trumped. West
now cashed the club king and then
played another diamond. South
trumped with dummy's jack, then
played a trump, which was won by
Vests ace. Another diamond lead
gave East the ruff that set the
contract.
South's anxiety to get rid of dunn
mys losing clubs had cost him the
hand, for he could well have Afford
ed to lose two club tricks. His first
play, of course, should have been a
trump. East would then have been
able to ruff only one diamond and
the contract would have been safe.
AS it was. South had managed to
lose four trump tricks.
X X
Yesterday you were Oswald ia
coby's partner and held:
AK
01Ox
bAQJx xxx
%KQxx
The bidding:
Jacoby Maier You Burnstone
~ Pass 20 Pass
80 Pass 40 Pass
50 Pass Co
Answer-Bid six diamonds. Your
partner has bid very strongly. In
addition to a good heart suit he
should have the diamond king and
either the ace of spades or clubs.
Score 100 per cent for six dia-
monds, 40 per cent for pass.
Question No. 436.
You are Merwin Maiers partner.
Both sides are vulnerable and you
hold:
"A J9xx
VQxx
o.
&J 10xxx
The bidding:
Maier Schenken You Burnstone
- Pass - Pass
20 Pass co
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow.)
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Evening star., 1940-05-02
Points for Parents
By EDYTHF

BY EDYTHE THOMAS WALLACE.
TO large ertent, honesty is the
result of edrly childhood teuchinos.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
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Star. q stamped (3-cent), self-ad-
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Evening star., 1940-05-02
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

David Bruce Burnstone. Merwin D. Mailer
leading team-of-four, inventors Of the
system that has beaten every other sys-
tenn in exiStence)
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Service Orders
MEDICAL CORPS.

Mfknsht Y 10 fG faT. J9an nons1.5 trq~ New York
Ai9qG1. Cn1o It. 1t cs5n Col George f. from Denver
Pi49ser. Il, Col. Frank ", from Ell paso.
Smith, Il Col William A.. h rom IN For Fort Bel
Meeonke' sa Maj i9 canB noroTd e5ant s. III from For.
st a:n1In. JHhn; Capt Clement F: from Fort
Weller, Capt. Wendell A. from u San Jan Fran
noass CISCO :, calif; f., to Fl Paso, Tex.
Rneer Mai Merritt It C. 4nfp rom mei Fort Francis
peEtop ma5aen capf Robe,+ Rg9 t9 csmD mp, Lee Va
vidEoren; CAPT OAs Ansyaid. from from Fort Sam
Houston, Tex. to Camp Lee, Va.
INFANTRY.
samasscn It. Col; Ernest, from Baltimore.
Adler, 1t Col Carl j., from jackson. Miss.
E ps5aigE Ganp Pfsy e. GeF Gem Ruto McA from
winasIa t. Col Elehara Il qD NJ Eeax from eiS Kan.
Moines. iowa to to Fort l sneliinf.s !soM Minn' De''
Ark, to Camp Hulen, Tex.
Berrtram. Col: Edward H, from Sacramento.
Duvs Cs MAJ l2 Aos4eg Barracks t4o
AFFas Rs6d 1t Mo2 e2 3 Rh2aes Nsesna E 50 ca Grand
Ia: to. For, Huachuca. Ariz
Lynch It: Col John, from Chicago, Ill. to
snppy, i, Soi; RqPsrt I T. from Philadelphia
0@s Wis., It. TO c9 esnp Gar2 sbeby ~ Mss sFDm Milwaukee,
Keen, 1t, col: Hugh e from Rochester.
sbo. N II L te eoj GolR%oia, RahaI4 Fort s.r
ming, Ga, to Fort George G. Meade, Nd.
CAVALRY.
Holt. It; Col Harold G.. from Fort Meade.
1.ai.v 3. Dag G.,t to s,l Eo5t RILEY kans 1 r c..
Youriss. Col. william i a f. w.. from For.
Leavenvorth Kans., to Des Moines.
Moines. iowa to Fort Riley Kans. KEn
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Buek!ey ease M IT, ts eo MsySnsta Xi1Iaa from Chi
wald, Mai. George; from Fort Dix. N. J..
RsSsSa s + y yi5s5 fss bs r. sEo Fort
SIGNAL CORPS.
sP Field l. ms.s ca "a AmaIs %chs y tsa tE9 Weiovsr
schienker, 1t. Col. David c. G. from Fort
cs4f Ms csrsr ter t. ifom sess es
Wash, to Spokane, Wash.
ENGINEERS.
| Plank. Maj. Ewart G.. from Fort Bennins
Ga. to Washington, C.
Allgsir, First 1t. John A from Fort Du
Pont. Del, to Fort Belvoir, Va.
GENERAL STAFF CORPS.
Churchill. Col. James M, from Washington
D. c.. to Fort Benning. Ga.
AIR CORPS.
| Cheatwood. First 1t. John H. from Boiling
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS.
Gilmore, Col, Albert. from New York. N.
Y, to Fort Ontario. N. Y.
Murphy Second 1t. Edward A., 3r., from
LindberRh Field, Calf, to Moffett Field
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
| Gearing Comdr .Hilyer F.. from q. 3. g.
Tucker to Norfolk. Va
Connelley, 1t Comdr. Harold H., from 3D.
| Higgins, 1t. Comdr. John M. from 18th
Naval District to U. S. S. OWN.
| Rezner, 1t. Comdr John E. from Norfolk.
Va, to Submarine Division II.
| STANDBY. 1t Comdr. William H. 5r., from
U. S. S. Smith to Destroyer Squad
Gould, 1t Frank G. from o. s s. Bailey
to Y. S S. wainwright
Hudson. 1t. Robert E. from q. s. 8 Wain-
wright to U. S. Fleet.
Gearing. 1t. q. .e) Henry Sd from o.
s. s WARRINGTON 70 N. s. Orion:
Evening star., 1940-12-15
Women 10 Be Asked
To Give Parties for
Paralysis Fight Funds
Contributions Of Guests
Would Be ReIoyed to
Local Committee

Women desiring to aid in the l941
Flight Infantile Paralysis" CAM
paign will be asked to give small
parties in their own homes between
January IL and January 30, with
the contributions of guests going to
local funds in the drive, according
to an announcement today by Keith
Moran, national chairman of the
Committee for the Celebration Of
the Presidents Birthday.
Among those who have joined the
1941 Women's Council of the ma
tional committee are Mrs. Cordell
Hull wife of the Secretary Of State;
Mrs. Frank Knox, wife Of the Sec.
retary Of the Navy; Mrs. Charles
Evans Hughes, wife of the Chief
Justice; Mrs. Harold L. Ickes, wife
of the Secretary of the Interior;
Mrs. Claude R. Wickard, wife of the
Secretary of Agriculture; Mrs. Jesse
Jones, wife of the Secretary of Com
merce; Mrs Robert H. Jackson, wife
of the Attorney General; Represent
ative Caroline ODay of New York;
Representative Edith Nourse Rogers
of Massachusetts,; Miss Harriet FL
lott, consumer commissioner Of the
National Defense Advisory Commits
sion; Miss Mary Anderson, director
Of the Women's Bureau of the Labor
Department; Mrs. Nellie Tayloe
Ross, director of the United States
Mint, and Miss Dorothy Deming,
general director of the National Or
ganization for Public Health Nurs-
ing.
La gaceta., 1940-03-01

I'm dNEante la noche, siendo
esta la tercera de las excur :
stones hechas en- esa direction
durante la semana.
Los aviones ingleses tambien
hicieron r-econocimientos so
bre Hamburgo, Bremen, Ha-
mover, Kiel, Lubbock, Cuxha-
ven y Brunsbuettel, mantenien
dose escuadrillas de reconoci-
miento sobre la isla o aguas
de Heligoland.
La renovada actividad ae-
rea parece indicar, seg6n CO.
mentarios que aqui Sc hacen.
que Alemania esta tratand0
de cortar ell abastecimiento de
where's a Inglaterra de csc me
do.
La esencia del plan aleman,
dice una autoridad ihglesa,
parece consistir en- atacar a la
Gran Bretana en- una forma a
la cual Alemania es immune, y
evitar tomar otras medidas
que puedan traer inmediatas
represalias.
Las esperanzas de exito de
tai programa no son muchas,
sin embargo, en- opinion de di
cha autoridad, va que ell Mi
nistro de Coordination y De-
fensa declare ell pasado mes
que las fuerzas aereas de In :
~glaterra sc pondran en- activi-
dad en- ell momento que sea
necesario.
La gaceta., 1940-03-01
La Educacion Sexual en- los CoIegios
. "rime" New York Tines

&c AZ paginl 3, Sc dedica al pro-
cedimiento Nebozado en- Ell ma
nual "High Schools and Sex F.
ducation" del United States Pu-
klic Health Service y ell United
States office Education. La re-
reciente revision de este ma
nual por su editor ell DR.. Benja-
min c. Gutenberg, fue puesta a
disposition de Mr.. Buck en- e
manuscript, y sacandola del mis-
mo, presenta este la beorfa de
que la educaci6n sexual no de-
be enseharse como tema en- ST,
sino como parte integrante del
curriculum. Por ejempdo, Ell te-
ma tiene relaci6n con la botAn!-
ca, la zoologfa la biologfa, la a.
gricultura, la psicologfa Y la hi
giene del hogar, y es possible su
Interpretation en- cursos tan am
pliamente distributes como los
de literature e historic, educa-
ci6n fisica y economic domesti-
ca.
La oposici6n a Ia educaci6n
sexual en- las escuelas Sc mani
fiesta en- varias formas. Sc di-
ee que los ninos de las escuelas
superiores son demasiado j6ve.
mes para esa instruction; que,
en- c~ualquier edad, debe prove
La gaceta., 1940-03-01
LA AvIACION AIEMANA
A A LA MARINA
INGLESA

Londres, Mario Los a.
viones alemanes han estado g.
tacando a los cahoneros que Sc
describen como barcos de pes
ca v a otras naves a 10 largo
de la costa oriental de Ingla-
terra, desde Yorkshire hasta
ell estuario de Tamasis.
(En Berlin Sc anunci6 que
los bombarderos alemanes a.
tacaron a numerosos barcos de
guerra ingleses, convoyes y
barcos mercantes armados.
hoy, dispersando un convoy y
hundiendo algunos barcos del
mismo.)
Tn aeroplano de persecu-
ci6n ingles hizo a~lejarse a los
aparatos aereos que bombar
dearon y atacaron con ametra
lladoras ell barco de pesca Cou
rage, segdn informe ingles.
Tambien Sc cree que los ale
names atacaron a un barco no
ruego, del cual Sc desconoce la
suerte, y que estuvo pidiendo
auxilio por medic del radio.
Tn hombre perdi6 la vida y
otras II personas Sc dan como
desaparecidas en- ell hundi-
miento por medic de una nina
de un vapor italiano, cuyo nom
bre Sc desconoce. Ell hecho ocu
rri6 en- ell mar del Norte.
Los ataques aereos en- las
proximidades de Yorkshire sc
hicieron al amanecer.
Ell almirantazgo ingles a.
nunci6 por su parte que los a.
viones ingleses llegaron a Ber-
La gaceta., 1940-03-01
E. B. BUCK
II

Algunos de esos j6venes hi.
cieron observaciones tan escla-
recidas como esta:
la educaci6n sexual debiera
comenzar a enseharse en- las es-
cuelas elementales, ponque hay
muchisimos padres ignorantea
de este tema y otros son tan an
ticuados que estiman que no de-
be hablarse de esas coeas".
"Yo me entere de TODD ESQ
antics de ir a la escuela supe-
rior. Lo aprendf donde no de-
Ibfa."
"Debiera comenzarse mny
tranquilamente y temprano pa
"a que no resultara una conmo-
ci6n a los pequehuelos."
ola escuela nunca me ense-
no NADIA sobre mi cuerpo. 70 sc
decirGes como sc diseca una hor-
miga o una oruga, pero no s5
NADIA sobre mi mismo".
Mr.. Buck presenta su case en-
un voluminoso informe compila
do en- muchas fuentes. Da en- 81
la opinion de muchos eNpertos,
qu1enes estiman que, aunque la
education sexual pudieral pro-
piamente ser tarea del hogan,
''por razones que estan mas a.
la de su dominic, la inmensa
mayorfa de los hogares no sa-
tisfacen las necesidades del nj
nos este respecto", y la escuela
dsbe asumir alguna response
bilidad. "Presuponiendo un CO.
nOclmlento y una compression
adecuados de su parte", dice
Mr.. Buck, "parece que pOcos pa
dras son capaces de mantenerse
en- un estado de amino objective,
serenos y sin emoci6n, al hablar
con sus hijos sobre los hechos
de la Vida,
Los expertos sostienen, ana
de el, que la mayoria de los pa
dres Sc alegran de que Sc les ali
vie de "esta dificil tarea".
Mr.. Buck sehala para Ell pa
pei de la escuela al asumir mu-
chas funciones que antano per-
al hogan: ensehar a las
a cocinar y a coser; a los
muchadhos a manejar herra-
dar instruction sobre
habitos de salud y dieta y de
social, La escuela, d.
ce, es la dnica agencia que lie
ga & todos los nihos sin distiu-
ci6n de color, credo o medic am
.iente. Y aflade que "el sistema
ascolar no hace NADIA por ayu-
dar a millares de j6wenes que,
percatRdos repentinamente de
las urgencias sexuaies y las GU
riosidades sexuales, no poseen
nj Ia educaci6n nj la compton,
sion neceSarias para adaptarse
como es debido a esas urgen-
8 ha de hacerse? Sc SUI
giere que los padres, las asocia-
clones de padres y maestros, la
iglesia, Ia Y. w. C. A. y otras a.
gencias educacionales y socia-
les unan sus esfuerzos para re-
dactar un programa.
La tercera parte del informe
La gaceta., 1940-03-01

pacbado a la actriz de pelicu-
las Gloria Dickson ha side
causa de cue terniHSran los
temofes de su maridoN Ne que
Ia arista nab6a desapa kecido.
PerA 81 larido
en- question, pidi6N la 6mpa-
ria que investigara\ ale ha-
bfa sdio del ticket MSciopS-
do, cuando su esposa no lego
a su debido tempo desde New
York ell lunes.
Los directories 0U sferroca-
rril Union Pacific dijeron que
miss Bicksno" abord6 I'm
tren que Sc dirige hacia ell oes-
tie en- Omaha, esta madrugada
usandoel mencionado ticket.
Por 10 que Sc averigu6 "a ar
tista Sc detuvo en- LincolnS Ne
braska, con obJeto de hacer
una vista a Cliff Edwards, un
artis.a c6mico que esta trabas
jando en- esta ciudad.
Westmore dijo aver que Ell
y su esposa habfan tenido I'm
desacuerdo grave hace varias
semanas.
La gaceta., 1940-03-01
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Douglas Aircraft Compa-
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para la construction de aeropla
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La gaceta., 1940-03-01

ulO ue ia GOmlSlOu ue Ia JuVel-
tud Americana, eran contrarios
a la educaci6n sexual, hacfan
las siguientes o5servaciOnes:
"Las masstras de escuela no
tienen hijos y no Sc casan, De-
biera hacerse que nuestros pa
dres nos enseharan esas cosas".
"Debiara haber literature So
bre cuestiones sexuales diyponi-
bic en- las escuelas para que los
alumnOs pudieran leerla cuando
q~uisieran."
ia madre conoce al nino y
cada niho es diferente. FL macs
tro SOLO puede hablarle a un
grupo. En- esta forma resulta-
ria malo."
La oposici6n en- otros secto-
res Sc refiere mas a la forma de
acercarse al tema que al tema
mismo.
Francis S. Moseley, Presi-
dente de la Alianza de Maestrus
cpina que ell tema pertenece al
del educador professional
mas q. a un grupo de laicos, CO.
mo es la Junta de Education, y
que "no existe una educaci6n
sexual, 81 no es ligada a los pro
blemas culturales Y emocionales
de la %juventud y a la ensenanzs
de ideales y dominic de ST pro-
pic.
mo basta meramente impair
tir information sobre ell parti-
cular'' dice, "pero hay lugar pa
"a una combination de educa-
ci6nsde caracter sexual en- las
escuelas", 81 Sc la practica con
la cooperation adecuada del no.
gar, la iglesia y otras fuerzas de
la comunidad. Y anade que la
ALBANIA es partidaria de una
plena investigation de TODD eli
tema de Ia educaci6n sexual, te-
niendo presente su relaci6n con
un programa mayor de educa-
zion adulta del que no puede d.
vorciarsele,
Frederick Ernst, Superinten-
dente Asociado, a cargo de las
escuelas superiores, en- las que
debiera darse educaci6n sexual,
dice 10 siguiente:
"El termino "edukacidn Sc
xual" carece cast de significa-
do. Puede cubrir de modo inten
sivo un campo muy limitado o,
de un modo general, un campo
muy amplio. En- mi opinion ell
tema debiera de enseharse de Ia
major manera possible -por
genie en- cuya competencia es-
tuvieramos confianza-o
no enseharse ZEN 10 absolute. A '
demas, Ia education sexual no
debe introducirse en- las escue-
las hasta cue los reSponsables
del sistema escolar tengan ell
apoyo pleno de los padres para
hacerlo."
EN- mi opinion, la objection
principal a un programa de e.
ducaci6n sexual ha sido esta:
los padres no saben de que sc
trata; temen al tema EN- general
sin ninguna idea clara de su
prop6sito. En- mi opinion, uu
'programa de educaci6n de los
padres sobre ell particular es Ell
primer paso que debe darse." }
Ell punto de vista de Mr., Ernst
fue expresado de otra manera
'por un miembro de la genera
ci0n mas jOven, citado por Mr..
Buck: 'Debia de haber classes
para los padres. Ellos son los
La gaceta., 1940-03-01

Bretana con un valor aproxi-
mado de $50, 100000.
Los aeroplanos en- question
son de IN tipo parecido a los
construfdos por Ia Douglas para
los franceSsS. Saran he1hos en-
la planta que en- Santa Monica
tiene la Compahia y donde ira
bsjan actualmente cerca de
600 de los Is, 900 empleados de
la firma.
La orden, una de las MAJ IN
portantes compras hechas
c~ientemente, prcveera aired
dor de 5,000,0 900 de horas adicfo
males de trabajo a los empleak
dos de la Douglas Aircraft.
La entrega de dichos aviQl IS
Sc efectuara a fines de este
Y a principles del que wen
La gaceta., 1940-03-01
LA ARTISTA Elk
TRAVIADA

Hollywood. Mario Los
informes dados por una Com
pania ferrocarrilera respecto
a un ticket de ida y vuelta des
Evening star., 1940-02-05

fish and naturally the Commercially
important one of the deeper waters
of Lake Michigan.
Great schools of them are to be
seen, and like the other members
of the tribe, the fish has a fond
ness for associating with the lake
trout and other denizens of the
deepWater species.
The blackfin is a dark blush COL
or above, with beautiful sides of
silver. Upon the sides there are
dark punctulations and all of the
fins are a lovely blue black.
This species of whitefish attains
a much larger size than any of the
other ciscoes. 1t is blessed with
larger mouth than any other, with
the exception of the bloater. You
cannot confuse it with any other
whiteflsh because it has black fins.
Following family traditions, these
fishes spawn in November and De-
cember This is the time to get
good view of them. The mothers
fairly swarm out of the deep water
where they may find rocky bottom
and here the millions of eggs are
deposited. With few exceptions
Whitefish not only inhabit the clear
lakes, but they rarely enter streams
to spawn, and for this reason you
may find out where the spawning