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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-14
LEGION SPONSORS
CLASSES FOR SONS
MOdel-Plane Building to
Be Undertaken In State
wide Campaign

Members of the Waterbury
Squadron Of Sons of the Legion
have been invited to enroll in the
nationwide movement OF interest
American youths in rnodel-plane
building. More than 1875 American
Legion posts In Connecticut are
supporting the campaign to slim
ulate interest IN aviation. Speak
ers will address future meeting Of
fathers and sons of the Waterbury
units and explain not only the pur-
pose Of tn" movement, but to offer
suggestions on how to make the ed
ucational program a worthwhile
one.
Captain william T. harrington,
Jr. of the local squadron will name
q committee of Sons of the Legion
at the next meeting to cooperate
with members of Corporal Coyle
Post in furthering the movement
locally.
1T is the youngsters who will
bring about the greatest develop
ments of aviation, for they are
growing up with It," declared Har-
vey L. Williams, chairman of the
American Legion Department Aero
nautical Commission in opening the
campaign.
Mr.. williams Committee will CO.
operate with Sons of the Legion, the
Boy Scout Troops that are under
Legion sponsorship and with all
other youth groups that come under
the wide community welfare, pro-
gram Of the organization.
Inevitably 1t is the youngsters
who look ahead" said Mr.. williams,
land who can see possibilities in
new devices that their elders miss.
Teachers of today are constantly
stumped by pupils questions on
aviation. Since aviation Is such an
ideal peg on which to hang knowl-
edge 1t Is important that those who
are to conduct these classes keep
In touch with the important adj
vancements of the aeronautical
theories"
"A group of philantropic men
who have the interest Of American
youth at heart, headed by Thomas
II. Beck and winthrop Rockefeller
have organized Air Youth Of Amer
ca. With them are Edward p. War
ner, member Of the Civil Aeronau-
tics Association; Miss Jacqueline
Cochran: DR.. Luther Gulick, direc-
tor Of the Institute Of Public Ad-
ministration and Colonel Henry
Breckenridge. This organization viii
supply q group instructor the infor-
nation he needs to set up and guide
this activity"
ITO the youths who viii take
part In this model-plane building
program three distinct groups ac-
cording to age will be arranged"
said Mr.. williams. 1.-THE boys who
work out their assignments with
scientific and engineering point OF
view, viii have tie opportunity to
study problems Of aerodynamics as
they progress with their instruc-
tons.
"Those youths vino take this
training IN riodel.plane building
viii not only derive enjoyment and
valuable academic knowledge, but
also absorb technical background IN
aeronAutics."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-14
JUDGE DISCUSSES
JUVENILE CASES

Judge John L. Gaffney of the city
court bench was the guest speaker
at a meeting Of the Women's Demo-
cratic club last night ct The Elton,
describing the procedure followed IN
cases Of juvenile delinquency.
Most juvenile cases do not In
volve serious offenses, but rather
youthful pranks, Judge oaffney
said. The court aimed, he said, to
show the youngsters the error Of
their ways. Punishment Is mild ex.
cept In cases Of real incorrigibility,
he said.
The local juvenile court has been
extremely successful with light sem
fences, the judges said. He related
instances of boys or girls being In
structed to do additional work al
home. Seldom Is 1t necessary, Judge
Gaffney sod, to order O juvenile
committed to an institution.
Mrs. Henry A. Hayden, presiding
at the meeting, announced that the
local organization will play host to
the Connecticut Federation Of DEM
ocfatic Womens clubs here May 4.
Local committees will be appointed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-14

Tie third annual National Wild
life Week begins March II, 1910
sponsored by the National Wildlife
Federation, and endorsed by Pres
Dental proclamation, Wildlife Week
emainds the nation that co-ordin-
tied effort is necessary to protect
What Is left of outdoor resources,
Ind to restore what can be brought
back. It's aim is education in the
fundamentals Of conservation.
The National Wildlife Federation
had Its origin at the first North
american Wildlife Conference, call
Id In Washington by the president
In 1886. It Is not another organ
|zation," but an alliance through
which all organizations concerned
with the future Of wildlife and our
natural resources can function.
4 Wildlife Week was proposed at the
second North American Wildlife
Conference in st. Louis in 1887. It
WAS participated in by widely diver
fitted groups In various states-the
tzaak Walton League and other
6portesmens organizations; garden
clubs and All clubs; Audubon Soc
leties and state conservation depart
nents; schools, churches; civic and
business clubs; The American Leg
lon and Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts,
Campfire Girls-a large section of
$4,000 local organizations interested
bin conservation.
This is the third year for the cele-
|bration Of National Wildlife Res
|toration Week. As in 1888 and 1880
the distribution Of Wildlife Poster
Stamps will be carried on by the
National Wildlife Federation and its
state, county and local affiliates.
The first outstanding achievement
|of the National Federation is the
|Pittman- Robertson ederal-Aid-to-
|Wildlife Act, turning back to the
states, for wildlife restoration prof.
|ects. all federal excise tax funds on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-14
BY NEA Service

BY NEA Service
For seven years Adolf Hitler has
presented the world with a brand
new crisis almost every March-and
the ides are approaching again.
Beware the ides of march,"
warned the soothsayer to julius
Caesar Of the day he was to 60 on
the spot in the old Roman way. The
ides, specifically, was the 18th, but
the word was loosely applied to the
seven days preceding. And Hitler
has taken them for his own.
Here is the record of Hitler In
March:
On March 3. 1888, Hitler showed
up as the strongest single factor
in the Reichstag elections. On
March 20 he won dictatorial power
from the Reichstag.
Two years later, on March 10, 1895,
he told the British and French to
go climb a tree4-that he was going
to build an air force despite the
Treaty Of Versailles. On March 10
he reintroduced compulsory military
service, and began officially building
up the army that was later to con-
quer Poland.
Within a year, March !, 1895, Hit
ler's troops reoccupied the Rhineland
wiping out the last military clauses
Of the Versailles Treaty.
For two years the German military
machine grew and grew, but 1t was
between March IL and March 10,
1888, that his legions marched into
Austria and annexed 1t without a
shot being fired. The British and
French fuined as March passed, did
nothing.
1t was exactly on the fatal ides
Of March Is, 1899, that Hitler began
his annexation of Czechoslovakia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-14
Credit Union League
Meets Here March 80
State Session Arranged For Hotel Elton - James A.
Burns Elected President of Waterbury Chapter

SS7.ss. The average credit union has
4O7 members, capital Of sl7,756, and
average savings Of $3.50 each. Loss
on loans has been kept to one
tenth of one per cent.
1t was announced that the flfht
annual convention Of the Connecti-
cut Credit Union league will be held
March 30 ct The Elton. Five hum
dred delegates, representing 100 Of
the 100 credit unions In the state
are expected to attend.
Convention plans are in charge
of Leonard Nixon, Of New Britain,
secretary-treasurer Of the state Or
gani2ation. The principal speaker
will be Roy r. Bergengren, manag-
ing director Of the Credit Union
National association. A nentertain-
ment program will star the Mem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-14
FREE PSYCHOLOGY
| COURSES OFFERED
|lasses Held Every Mon.
Hay and Thursday Even.
ings at Crosby High

The second part Of the free course
Elementary Psychology offered
T. Crosby high school is nearing
pmpletion. The psychology of the
ensations of Taste and Smell will
'e the next topic discussed.
Those desiring to enroll in the
purse at the present time should
bel free to do SO as outline copies
+ the most important of the pre-
ious lectures well be disrupted.
Glasses will be held every Mon
|ay and Thursday evening from Z
b 8 p. m.
Enrolment may be made In per-
on at the class or by dialing s.
|173.
This course is one offered by
he WPA Adult Education program.
lnder the sponsorship Of the local
Ind state boards of education.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-14
It's Ides OF Hitler Now,
Not The Ides OF March

What's more, the ides Of March
this year fall on Friday. And that's
tlncomfortably close to the Saturday
which Is Tzitler's lucky day. The Na2i
party purge Of 1894, the CONSUMPTION
decree Of 1895, the Rhineland occu-
patton Of 1888, the Austrian seizure
Of 1888, were all put over on Satur-
day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-14
Wildlife Week
When 1t Is - What It Is - Why 1t Is

the sale Of sporting arms and am
munition which win amount to So
100000 by June 30, 1910. A majority
Of states have already set UP their
projects, and others are being pre-
pared for APPROVAL by the Bureau Of
Biological Survey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-14

For shouting "Up Hitler" after q
soldier, Patrick Bannon was fined
IS in Lisnaskea, Northern Ireland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-14

Bray. Fire, Il trying 10 round 40
gangs oh boys aged 10 10 II who
break Into stores and houses and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-14

James Burns, Of the American
Grass co. north plant, was elected
president Of the Waterbury Credit
Union Chapter at the at the annual
meeting last night at the Y. M. @.
A. He succeeds John Grady of the
Chase Brass g. Copper Co. william
Powell, Of the Scovill Mfg. Co., was
elected vice-president, and Miss
kathleen Maher, Of the Waterbury
Buckle Co., was reelected secretary
treasurer.
The annual report Of the chapter
stated that assets of SO Of the city's
40 credit unions amounted to $685.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-14

delssohn male chorus.
Subjects Listed
The subjects for discussion and
group leaders will be: Automobile
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-14

to make the necessary arrangements.
A social program will be held by
the club April 2, and the next brsi-
ness meeting is scheduled for April
10.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

prestamo, claro es, pero con w
ma generosidad y una nObleEa
propia de un hidalgo: veinte nail
pesetas.
Con este dinero Maria Sc con-
siderable RIGA.
iCuantas cosas iba a hacer,
cuantas! L..
Pero 10 primero que aparecia
ante sus ojos, llenando su alma
de inmenSa claridad, era ICON
este punado de orc encontraria
a su Pedro adoredisimo, encOn-
traria a su hija",
IAN, 81
Aqui ST tenfs ella un plan ira
zado con todos los detalles.
Sc embarcaria para el Jap6a.
Llegarfa a Toxic, e IRA dirsC
tamente al palacio de la Emba-
jada espahola, arrojandose en-
.brazos de Maria de las Nievss,
contandola 81 terrible drama de
Madrid, informandola de TODD,
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

la verdad. lComprende que, de
.otro modo no habria yo consen-
lido que tn pobre.... marido per-
manieciese aqui, en- este ambien-
tie perjudicial l..
va le Sc, Maria. Gracias,
CON toia 81 alma.
-Pero ahora es distinto. Aho
ra t;namos dinero... Tn buen
amigo milo me 10 ha prestado, y
yo sabre devolverseio con ere.
.ces cuando encuentre a mi Pc
dro querldisimo y me yea otFa
vez en- mi casa, junto q q y mi
.hua.,. Y ahora,.. iYeFas, hoy
mismo yoy Q lamar a un medi-
go particular, para que YEA q
Juan Josef
-SY que?-pregunt6 la po-
bre modistilla, cOR immense Q.
margura- TIL crees que IN
medico 10 salve7...
-iQuien sabeL.. Ademas, 10
urgente Is saber ad6uds y cuan
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

Duisita l.. mo flores masL,.
TRAGIC dinero, mucho dinero! l..
iY diner0, ahora son medici-
mas, m6dicos, una casita en- ei
campo, donde podremoS trasla-
dar a Juan Jose, que sc pondra
.bueno!... liza algeria Y la salud'
%.entrando de nuevo en- esta ca
SAL.
Tulsa hizo un gesto de desc
lacion, cerrando la puerta.
Uusgo Sc limpl6 las lagFimas
con un pico de su delantal de %
sa, al tempo que decia en- VOC
apenas perceptible:
-iNo, Marial... Mi poore
Juan Jose no Sc sakara... iEsta
.herido Dc mgerte!.~ " 20 me
voy a morlr tambieDl
Maria de la Cruz intento con-
.sclarla.
No digas ESQ, imdIsr!..
Hasta ahora era distinto: no
.teniais dinerO..., nj 20 tampOcO'
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
LIGA AMERICAN

Oportuncs batazos de Geraid
Walker dierCn la victoria a los
Senator scbre los Tigres Wal
ker pogo un jonron, en- ell sexto'
luego de que Welaj habfa pega-
do un hit
Mas tarde, en- Ell septimo, con
dos corredores EN- las bases, dio
un hit. Walker hizo ademas dos
magn1ficas tiradas, poniendo
"fuera" a corredores de los IT,
igres. Dutch Leonard fue ell pit
cher vietorioso. Nlewhouser ell
derrotado.
Washington &c, 11h, De; De :
troit &c, 1lh, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

Bill McKechnie, el director de
los Roios, protest6 Ell juegO de
aver, con los Dodgers, con mott
vo de una jugada en- 81 septimo
inning, cuando FL arbitro Klein
aparentemente fuk alcsnzado
.por una bola bateada. McKech-
ME sostiene que Durocher no de
bio haber aVanzado hasta la ter
cera base, por existir la regla de
Gue un corredor no puede AVIAN
gar cuando una pelota alcanzs
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

do lie podemoS trasladar. Ssgu.
ramente un Sanatorio de Ia sic
rra...
Aqueila misma tarde, Maria
hizo efeJtivo ell cheQue en- m
banoo, y al salir a la Gale Sc d.
lriglo a Ia casa de un m5iico, en-
cargandOie fuera lnmsdiatanaB
;e a yer al pObre tisicO.
Pero la vista fue de una iris.
tea desoladora,
Ill gaieno, apensls reocnocj6
sup'rticiaamente al pobre tisi-
Go, yo'vi6 a cubrirle con Cd en-
'bcze.
IuegO saliose al eomedor-c,-
Gina de Ia casa, seguldo Dor Ma.
ria de la Cruz, que lie acompab6
hasta Ell rellano de Ia e~scalera
Alli, una vez entornada 3.
.pusrta de Ia buhardilla, para E
war que el tisico oyera las pa
iabras, con sus sentidos sV1di.
SadOs POr q ma. a doctor ORA.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

gunt6:
= listed es de la familia
del enfermo, sonora?
No, senior doctor; soy u
ma amiga. Puede listed hablar
con toda confianzal
Fl m@dicO hizo un gesto de-
solaa8.
-Pues bien, sonora es in4-
III euanto Sc haga por salvar
Ia vida de csc hombre. Esta
muerto, Ash, muerto Fanto
es que no creo que viva mas
De tres Q euatro diaA,
Maria de la Cruz qued6se a.
terrada,
! en- este precise instante,
apareci6 Luisita, que habfa To-
grado zafarse en- ell dltimo mo
mento de junto al lecho de
Juan Jose y llegaba deseosa
de saber Ell diagn6stico del doc
tor.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

New York, mayo 15.-La ser
nora Adela Rivero conquist6 el
tltulo de campeona de ajedrez de
los Estados Unidos, en- Ell torneo
celebrado por la Federation de
Ajedrez, en- el hotel Astor.
Gan6 la Sra. Rivero sells par
|tidas y solo perdio una.
Termin6 en- Ell segEmdo lugar
la Srta. N. Mary Kart, con 54a
victorias v 213 derrotas. Queda
ron empatadas en- Ell tercer la.
gar, la Sra. Mary Balm, con Az
y 21g, Y la Ora. Helen Weissen-
bein.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
VistorianO ..Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 c
1908 Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla.
TeEsfono Y 1892
DEPORTES
Ell U E CAMPEON JEN-
KINS PELEARA CON HEN
RY ARMSTRONG

New York, mayo 15.-El EN-
presario Mike Jacobs di6 aver
la noticia de que ell dia II de ju-
lio, en- Polo Grounds, ell nuevo
campe6n del peso ligero, Ell teja-
no Lew Jenkins, Sc batira con ell
campe6n de las lat libras, Ell ne
gro Henry Armstrong, de Cali
fornia.
La pelea sera a IL asaltos Y
minguno de los gladiadores de :
fendera su titulo. Las peleas de
campeonato, en- New York, no
pueden efectuarse a menos de
Is asaltos.
Jacobs dice que la pelea en- 81,
dado eel merito de los p1giles, a.
traera a muchos miles de espec-
tadores, sin menci6n de los ho-
nores que cada cual posee.
La Comisi6n Atletica senala
.un peso maxine de 14O libras.
Este quiere decir que ninguno
de ellos pOdra pesar mas de 14O
libras.
En- su Ultima pelea, frente a
Lou Ambers, Jenkins peSaba
1872 libras. Hymie Caplin, direc-
tor de los negocios del tejano,
pedia un limite de 1873 libras pc
no Eddie Mead, Ell mentor de
Armstrong, consigui6 elevar Ell
limite a lao.
Cada uno de los contendientes
recibira el 2712% de 10 que pro
duzca la entrada. Jacobs calcula
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

da por Carlos Fernando, un jo-
ven enthusiastic, v Ceferino 10
PEI, Ell antique "fanatico':,, de
.lbrfcs inagotables.
Les do Ell precidente la bien-
venida, EN- su nombre y en- el de
hes sehores delegados Y subdeie-
gados. Inform6 ell presidente q.
Ia semana pasada la novena de
la Unionee present6 a Armando
.Cohalla.
La novena de los Caballeros
Leales retro a Esteban lglesias
q. ingres6 en- Ell team astur, CO.
mo director.
FL Centre Asturiano retro a
Jordan y Andres Espolita, DAN
do ingreso a Lito Corrales.
A todas las novenas Sc con-
ceai6 de pla0o haSta ell viernes
para presentar nuevos pelote-
ros. Las nuevas presentaciones
dsberan hacerse al Presidents,
con la entrega de los contratos.
Quedaron aprobados los deta-
lies para Ell desafio del sabado,
en- Cuscaden Park, a beneficio
del Boy Patrol de la escuela
George Washington.
Una novena de Ia Liga Inter
social, tornado per tres jugl-
dcres de cada una, jugara con
un team del Institute Hills
borough. Cada delegation, por
boca de los Sres. Luis SANCHEZ,
Ignacio Antinori, Jose Fernan-
DEE y Carlos Fernandez, hizo Ia
pnomeSa formal.
Con motive de estar senalada
para el viernes la alertura de Ia
Piscina de Nataci6n, quedaron
e~ncargados de abrir la cantina,
ese dia y ell sabado, Ell secreta-
rio Berdeal y los Delegates Je-
sc FERNANDEZ y Carlos Fernan-
DEE, ayudadus por el tesorero.
La session del pr6ximo martes
sc ~sfeetuara en- Ell edificio de ia
Unione Italiana,
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
Tom6 possession Ia nueva-deesaci6n
del Centro Astunano
Estebsn Iglesias Ell nuevo director de los Assures

Ia Liga Inbsrsoeial SIC reuni6
anoche, a las $50, en- la sala de
Ia diractiva Gel Cin9u,o Cubano.
Fl secr-tario Berdeal ley6 a
acta de la session anterior, que
fue sprobsda.
Por tesoreria Sc inform6 de
los ingrasos del domingo, por-
la cantina y ccncesiones, cen I'M
total de $3.50.
So extendi6 un cheuue de
800 a la firma de Spicola, po-
Ia cuenta de equipo. Por mer-
cancias Sc firmaron cheques con
un valor de $1K2.48.
Jugaran Ell domingo pr6ximo,
u Ia 1:3O, Centre Asturiano '
Unione Italiana, siendo los as
lures q "hcme team.
Cubanos y Leales Sc batiran
Ell segundo. Los cubanos seran
les visitadores.
Ell Centric Asturiano mand6
una nueva delegation, integra-
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
EN- LAS GRANDES LIGAS
Liga Naciond

Los Rojos de Cincinnati fue-
ron aver derrotados, en- la deci-
ma tercera entrada, pOr dos bod
gers de Brooklyn. La carrera de
finitiva Sc hizo por Gene Moore,
a quien Sc di6 una base por boz
las. Leo Durocher bate6 de hit
y lie avanz6 hasta tercera.
Gus Mancuso bate6 un 'fly" Y
Moore entr6. Mike Mccormick
de jonron. Beggs cargo
con la derrota Y ell triunfo Sc lie
anot6 a Pressnell.
Cincinnati SC, 19h, 2e; 'Broo-
klyn &c, 11h, Be.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

un r~endimiento Approximate de
100000.
AL darse la noticia, algunos
de los peritos Sc declararon IN
mediatamente a favor del negro
Las primeras apuestas Sc hicie-
ron va, EN- favor de Henry Y ell
proportion de 7 a 5.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

de la sorpresa de la carta en- la
casa de Correos madrileha, de
la desaparici6n de Pedro y de su
hija, del horror de verse sehala-
da por ell dedo de Su marido, que
da creia una mujer addltera...
Y Maria de las Moves horro-
rizada, le escribiria a Su primo
una carta, confesaDdole su cul-
pa, tOda su culpa, hacienda Gus
Pedro reconociese la inocencia
de la deSdidhada Maria de Ia.
Cruz.
iAh, una emoci6n, un entu-
siaSmo Immense la embargaban.
la eStremecian!...
o
Llam6.
Luisa vino a abrirla limpian-
dose los ojos.
Y la madre de Celia Sc echo
en- brazos de su amiga, dicien-
dola a media voz:
! los TRAGIC Ia salvaci6n,
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

Ell pitcher derecho MulcahS
permiti6 nueve hits a los Carde-
nales, pero consigui6 impedir
que Ia llegaran al plato"
Con sus ocho hits, los Phililes
anotaron cuatro veces. Mulcahy
ayud6 a su victoria con dos hits.
Atwood, ell catcher, descarg6 O.
Itros dos "%jilotes."
San Luis 0c, Oh, lie; Filadel-
fla 4c, 8h, 2e.
Salieron los Piratas de su alto
lladero y vencieron a los Gigan-
ties. Klinger limit6 a los neoyOr-
quinos a siete hits, m~ientras sVls
companeros pegaban 10 y entra
ban siete Veces.
Los Piratas hicieron saltar
del box a Melton, sustituido des
Ipu6s por w. Brown y Joiner.
Pittsburg 7c, 10h, De; New
York &c, III, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

El cuarto lugar lie correspon-
do a la Sra. Gresser.
Intervinieron tambien en- 81
torneo, las Sras. MdCready Y
Hermath Y las senoritas Raet-
itig y Wray.
En- el torneo de hombres, Isaac
|. Kashdan, Sc mantiene en- el
primer puesto, seguido por Pin
kus Fine y ResheYsky,
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

I'm batazo de jonron de Jim
my Fox, en- la decima entrada,
di6 Ell triunfo a Los Medals Ro-
Jas de Boston sobre Ell Chicago.
Dickman, que sustituy6 al zurdo
Grove, conquist6 la victoria.
Rigney no pudo evitar la derro-
ia. IL.
Boston 7c, 14h, lie; Chicago
&c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

Connie Mack decide mandar
de bateador de emergencia a Al
Simmons, en- la novena entrada,
con las bases llenas. Simmons
pogo UNI hit y Sc produjeron dos
carreras y ell triunfO. Los Ate
ticos hicIeron saltRr del box a
Bob Feller, pero ell juego 10 per-
di6 DObson. Ell exito sc anoto a
Caster.
Filadelfia DC, 15h, lie; Cleve-
land &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
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to women who suffer
female WEAKNESS

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La gaceta., 1940-05-15

al sumpire'', a menos que sea
para crear espacio en- la prime
ra base al bateador.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

Ell frio Impulse la suspension
DEF desafio entire los Medals
Blancas y las Abejas.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

LA SRA. RIVERO Els LA NUE.
VA CAMPEONA DE AYE.
DREZ
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
CAPITULO XIV
Aurora de muerte

Maria de Ia Cruz volvio ra-
dante a la buhardilla, a la iris
te buhardilla de la Gale de la
Magdalena.
All salir del palacio de Ramo
Forido, pudo yer con claridad
IA cifra que Pepe habia consig-
uado en- a cheQue, en- calidad de
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
f. DE LA GALE

ducci6n interior:
IFS mi hermana!... mo me
cabe duda algunaL. Els mi her
manai
La gaceta., 1940-05-15

FL Columbia tiene un terreno para Ell estaclona-
mlento de los coches de sus clientes. en- la calle %, y un
serene para el debido cuidado. Leve ali su coche, h-y
espacio suficiente.
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
La GACETA

a peri6dfco en- idioms Espehc'
40 mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1940-05-15
LISTERINE
for HALITOSIS
CBAD BREATul

La Gaceta Folletin No. 144
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-03

poor Firms! 1t is such little
countryl II is a wicked. wicked
thing they are doing" And then,
because he was not quito sure of
me. and was afraid he might say
more, he turned on his heel and
and went hurriedly out Of the
room.
Every German knows that Fin
land was about the only real friend
his country had. Germany had
helped little Finland win its indie
pendence from Russia. The Off
GERS of the Finnish army got their
training in Germany. In happier
years thousands Of German tour
lists went to Finland's lakes for
their vacation.
The Nazis cannot afford to let
their people know of the ruthless
sacrifice of this small friendly ma
tion-and while their papers later
printed some OF the news, they
made 1t clear that all the blame
was on England. Why? Because.
according to the German papers.
and according to the suave Ger