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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10
HARTFORD "MAKES"
 EASTERN PLAYOFF

Hartford, Conn, Sept. l0.-(UP)- Hartford and Binghamton were the finalists today in a out of game series for the Governors Cup in the Eastern league.
 Hartford gained the final round when Tommy Neill rapped out a homer in the llth ming yesterday, with one on, and eliminated Scran- ina 40
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10

Runs batted ln--Travers 2, Pro. coplon 2, Reardon 2, Ducky, caisse 2, DescOuteaux g, Heroux Lamp. oom 2. TkO baHc hits--Reardon Q, VI, Heroux. Three bane hits-Kantor ! ayers, Dnelky. Baerlflces-Caisso, | uglash. stolen bRses-Travers (, cl lsse g Kantor. Double plays or Rehrdon 2, off plchelta |, orr kielty {, struck out--by Reard0n 70. by Plehetts 1, by Kleity 6. Hit by pitcher - by Reardon (Kielty1. wiid plteh--kieity. Left on hAMes-- South End Bulldogs 2, Watertewn Danny'e { umpiFe-Fenn. Time of eanle-vai0o,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday New York 2, Brooklyn 4. (Only game scheduled).
 Games Today Cincinnati at Boston CD. Chicago at Brooklyn. St. Louis at New York CD. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia CD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10

Former dian who hdp f H tonsiou Cleveland dealt the Tribe
  n the Detroit neres
  only t Boston,; bat n o the Yankee the o andBM nhan, ,netMe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10

Runs--issash, kghs. .wseh. nErer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10

YESTERDAYS HERO-Thornton Lee, White Sox southpaw who yanked the Indians out of the American League lead with 4-hit, 2-1 victory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10

4OeoAS '''''''' oo IT Hd II
 x-Batted for Head in 7th.
 xx-Batted for Hudso min 9th. xxx-Batted for Carleton in 9th. Score by innings:' Brooklyn ...S 70 900 % 1-4 New York II 0 3 201 % X-7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10

the telephone by dialing 4-3029 be- tween 6 and ' o'clock tonight or tomorrow night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10
SOUTH END BULLDOGS

Score by Innings. south End Bulldogs 800 22O 0a0-10 Watert0wn Danny's l0i 20l l30-- 0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10

favote fight Taub, missed his Friday night the Garden That the fourth he excmed Conn calm He refuses become unperturbed"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10

Owen and ParkeEs who sound Ike song attention to the fact Gat Carol the third give up for and A Efe the being Windsor nd Baer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10
CHICAGO

H--Batted for iclSenslat in Sth Inning
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10

couldn't any Parry they had some batteships to for them
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10

ANGELS fools Chanel dsnterred BaerComky
 motion revealed Donahue Sngac J. Stern proprietor of automobile tire business in Paterson J. T. automobile
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10

STEVE BEILOISE is fine prospect hopping not of his class but also out of his division in going again Gara in Madison Square Garden Thursday night Steve weterweght Garsa seasoned mddleweight match for Belloise.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-10

CORPORAL FAY STEELE the ssh Observation Squadron the
  Atlantic Pacific average arner gees P. S-The accomplished 1sthmus Panama
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20
9eibmiide Tinfernis ilber Gnslanb!
Bon Or. $. M. Erepier

Gin bIeierner Simmel Iieet i6mer
nub unbeilbrobeno iiber Der @elt-
itabt 2onbon. Nilionen menidlider
@eien iinb faft aunGdtli6 in nnter.
irbiiben @etpolben, tros Der grobr
artisen grrmeenibaften mooerner
Bele,6tunesfunit, in nnbeimlibes
&aIbbunteI sebiint. Soit nnunterbros
ben ereiebt iib Elm tobbrinsenoer
Bombenreeen unter obrenbetanben'
benz @etoie nuf bic bilfloien 0een'
fbenmoiien. Die apofalpptiiden &ei'
ter? - 9ie 8orboten bes iiinsiten
Taaes? - lteber Berlin nnb anoern
StGoten 9eutiblanbs, Sranfreids,
8eleiens lno Souonos basielbe graft
enoole Sdauipiel!
Ser amerifaniibe 3rieesbeobadter
ssobn y. S'Brien lit Dor f,,raem pon
einem einiGbrisen aufentbalt in @ng-
lamb auriidgefebrt. @as i'm mebr
fbredte aIs sic nG6tlide 8erbunfe.
lung (gIad out), bos lit bic geiitiee
Mabt, bie iiber benz enalii6en 8olfe
Iaeert. Ct nennt iie cine beioniide
GinIternis. England, 10 idreibt er,
,bot cine fiirdterlihe @ntoednng ge-
madt: sic gngIGnber iinb cine beio-
nifde Station eetporoen. 9en groben
Maiien bes engliiden &olfes iino Die
1unbamentolen sbeen nnb Brin5ipien
bes gbriitentums boIlltanbig nnbe.
fannt. 9ie meiften fennen Dos SSn-
mere elmer Stride nibt, eeboren nidt
eimnal bem Tamen nad au elmer
reliaiGien Bereinieung. @ng1an .
nennt iid driitlid, lit ober tatia6lid
beibniid.
9ieie Satfade, 10 Idreibt S'8rien,
Tam mir 10 redt al'm 8etuubtiein.
als bie Sunoerttauienbe bon &inbern
aus oen Stobten epaf,liert tpuroen
sSbnen maren bic elementarlten 8abr>
beiten 6es @briltentltms poIlltGnoig
nnbefannt. n8er ipuroe am 8eib=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20
Dpittpsd, ben 90. Rosember 1910

ar0Beren GinflnB anf Die inteaeftnel.
len GIaiiea gnglan6s amsgeiibt, als
ale analifaniiden Mi1tifter suianlmer.
aus MangeI an eieener pbiloiopbi.
iher @run6lage bat bic britiitfe Sn.
tenigena, Der es an fritifhenl llrteil
feblt nno Sic Sic 5preu bon einent
5ufdaig einseihobenen Bei5enforn
nidt at unterfheioen meiB, bas Bie,,.
ooepanseliun oieier ftiliftiId CLAN.
senoen, ober innerli6 boblen atbeiiti1
f6en Sbreiberieelen anaenommen.
Sour IongIaln uno niibebon aelinet es
Ser ,,gatbolie gpioenee @uilo" nn6
Ser ,,2eaeie Of Gob'' NIT ibrem @r.
le,,htunes< ,no 8efebrungsuerf Dor.
5rorinsen. Muffaue,toerspeife 1T bic
3abI Der &onpertiten unter ben aneli.
foniiden Breoieern GROCER, als inter
ben @Iaubensloien. Das Serantpad)-
fen ser fatboIiiben Stride in England
lit bal1ptiddlid ser gintuanoernng
aus Srlano a,,a,,idreiben. Ob bic
idtperen &eimIudungen. Die iiber
england bereingebroden iino, einen
anfong our llmfebr unb snr Seim.
febr au @ott 3u beluirfen imltanoe
fino, muB oie 3ufunft Iebren. 9as
Sp1ten aottloier @r5iebung in nniern
Gffentli6en Sdulen un6 2ebranital.
ten ser Ser. Staaten iollte nns at
ernften 8etradtllneen nn6 bnrd9rei.
fenoen Mitteln onresen. bamit 1nier
gottgeleenetes 2ano nibt aans BON
Der 5initernis bes &eubeibentums
perounfelt ipiro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

HcD. Sernarb 0nbbaro, S.S.
9ie Nabridt, Die Dor etliben
Monoten perbreitet ,plrbe, baB bon
GopietrrBlanb ouf 8ig 9iomeoe
sSslanb in ber 8ebrinesitrabe elm
Glugaeugbafen erbaut ,puroe, miro
bon Heb. Subbarb, Ser ioeben BON
elmer fiinfmonatisen Sour bur6
Mlasfa 5uriideefebrt lit, ols falib
beaeidnet. @eb. Subbaro fanb bort
nibts als cine Il. g. &etteritation
Dor. 9ie Big 9iomeoe Snfel lit
cine ameritaniibe Beiitung.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20
Cine mene Nptprfraft in eidt

sSSn Tefamab. Nebr., 10 miro be.
ridtet, fin6 felt bier sSabren Elm TO-
tbolii6er Brieiter ,,n6 Ser Sobn ei.
nes Observation-Disclosures nit Ser
&onitruetion eines ean3 nenartigen
Motors (combultion eneine) befbdf.
tigt, ipelber an &rafter5euenis aIles
bisberige iibertrifft. 8eo. SO. s. $50.
ner, Hfarrer ser ct. Batridsfirbe.
uno 8arren g. George, Elm sssn9e.
nieur, oeiien 8ater Metbo6iiten- -Iini.
iter in Suanita, 9tebr. lit.
9iep. 8orer bat ieit Ianeen ssaBren
iid nit Ser Soee zines neuortieen.
bon aIlen al,6ern beri6iebenen Wo-
tors beidaftiet uno feline freie Belt
ouf bieie grfinbung pertpenbet. Ser
neue Motor miro, nod Ser Aniidt bes
grfinoers, aue iest inn @ebranb be.
finoliden &r a fter5eueungsmaibinen
iibertreffen l1nb bod an l1mfane be.
oeuten6 geringer iein.
9Rep. 8orer berbra6te einen Son-
mer in oer Engineering s6ule Der
Marquette l1niberitt6t uno er nnS
Wfr. George traten in 8erbinonng nit
peri6ieoenen beritbnten Sneenieuren.
@s ipl1r6en ge1neini6aftlih unaabliee
0fotoren gebaut uno tpieber seritort,
IoooB in bier Sabren nidt ipeniaer
als $4,000 baral1f bertpenoet pur.
Ben.
0os gesenipdrtise Mobeu mibt 20
3ou 2dnee, tpiest 26 Hfuno nnb ent.
pidelt flint Bferoefrafie bur6 1000
l1n1brebungen per Weinl,te. 9ie Or.
finoer ftno iiber5eust, oaB elm Motor
bon "a 3ou 9ur6meller 600 biz
700 Sferoefrafte 5u er5eueen imitan-
be lit. Wiit einem 80 3ou betraeen.
6en Diameter miro Ser Motor cine
&raft enttpideln, tpelde bie aller be.
itebenoen Motore iibertrifft. 9ie ST.
finoer beabli6tigen, binnen furaem
ibr Mooeu militariiben MatoritGten
in @aibinston at unterbreiten.
Nns..o s..< f. Il
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

| 3e fur Ole Gflolln9 Der SSeII gefloES
ben? @elbes fino Die aebn @ebota
@ottes?" auf oieie 6raeen ,pnbten
sic meiiten feine Mntiport. sic batter,
ME in ibrem 2eben eebetet. ,,aonnt
ibr audi oas Baterunier beten?" fragte
id etIide Ser aus 2onbon epafnier'
ten Rinber. ,,Bir iino in ser Sdule
nod nibt 10 tpeit gefommen', erbielt
id our ant,port. 9ie &inoer ,paren
etipa 13 Sabre alt. Dieie llnterre-
oung batte id om llfer ser SbemIe,
i'm Sbatten oes @briit @burb @olle,
ge, ,po sic Statue bes @riinbers,
aoroinal 8oliep, itebt. 8eld oidte
xeligi0ie Sinlternis lit iiber bas 2anS
eefomnen, ieit Boliep, Seinrid Der
Mbte nno granmer sic 2ampen in
Sen Monaiterien ausseloi6t rnb eng
lano benz alten @lauben entriiien ?
,,Benn sic @pafllation nod etlide
Sabre anbdIt'', erflarte elm 2onooner
8rieiter, ,,tpiro es faum Elm fatbo<
Iiibes &ino eeben, oas ieinen @lol1=
ben betpabrt fat, 10 beioniih ift Die
atmoipbGre ber Samilien, it benen
bieIe &inber untereebradt pereen. y
Sd erinnere mid elmer Neuberung,
bic Ser Seiuitenpater sSraneis 8eoo'
lod fllra bor ieinem Eobe in elmer
llnterreonng mir geeeniiber eetan.
,,9ie Gerbeioniidung oieIer Nation'. /.
erfldrte Bater 8ooolod, bat in sen
letten oebn ssabren in alarmiere,tber
8eiie sugenommen. llnier Seilane
Seius Gbriitus lit ben &inoern @ng-
lambs tpenieer befannt, als MideD
Molie ooer 9onaIo 9ud. @s iit iebr
befloeenspert, aber es lit cine Sat-
la6e."
Oie totale reIieioie ssenorana be-
ldranft iib ober nid)t MIR anf Die
&inber in ser glementar- uno Sod
idule. sic bebnt ii6 auf ole &laiien
oer 8ebolferlmg aus, Sic ltniperiitats=
1tlloenten nitbt a1sgenomnen. Sier
auf ser Srforb ltniperittdt nadte ein
@eiitlider sic Seititeling: SD bin
iiber3eugt, boB Die meiIten Stuoenten
big binauf 5,1r uniperiitot einen fla-
rern 8eeriff BON ser beibniiden Mp=
tboloeie, als bo,r Sen biItoriIden 81
suren 6riitliber @eidi6te baben. Aui
ser ltniperiitdt lteben Ylato, @riltote1es,
&ant uno 9escartes an erI ter Stelle.
in ben SorIalen unb in Sen Sertbii-
dern. 9ie driitlide &elieion lit allf
elm beibeioenes Mini1nun beidrGnft.
! ,,Seit 5tpei @enerationen", erflGrt
2orb @lton in uSbe Simes", Limo
Srforb unb Cambridge oortpiegeno
nidt=driitli6 gelpelen nno baraus
laBt es ii6 erflaren, 6oB unter ben
frelnoartigen @lementen Der Stuoenz
ten 6as solpietipite1n als cine interei=
lonte Nerbeit eroBen 8eifan eefrn.
ben"
8ir baben in @nglano bas nn-
elaublibe G6auipiel erlebt, oab ni6t
nur Srforo @rofeiioren, ionbern ioear
Ser 9ean bon Canterbury oas gott=
lole SoipietruBlano als ein Wfuiter
ser Nadabn1,1ng betrodtet. Muf Die
len b06lten 2brltatten miro bie @lite
gnelanos berangebiloet fir cine Na-
tion, bie fd 6riitli6 nennt.
ssSn Ser 2onooner llniperlitGt lit Die
Gage nod bebeuteno idlimmer. 9en
@rtifelidreiber eraablte 6. 6. &C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

| llnb penn bn nid)t an einen 8oti
eIaubIt nnb feine Nelieion baft, fiiblit
or mandrnal ni6t. als ob on elmer
beoiirfteit2" 9as Meiultat oieier Tint
| frase lieferte Ben Bemeis, bob 100
grosent ser St,,oenten atbeiitiib tpa-
rem. ,,Die moberne Sueen6 it,. er-
flarte Brofeiior Soao, ,,auf ellen Sc
bieten uno in allen 2aeen oes 2ebens
obne religi0ie Begriffe. 9ieie bou-
ltdnoiee 2eere unierer Sugeno mnb
ausaefiiat per6en.'' -
.9ie 8eobadt,lneen uno bie aniidt
Yrof. Soabs iperoen bon an6ern 5or-
| idern uno Sdolaren gnslanbs se-
teiIt. 60 ibreibt ser anglifaniide
8iidof bon CHELMSFORD in nEbe
Simes": Ser hriitlibe CLAUDE tit
beitaneig I'M Nbnebmen. gnelano lit
frieo- uno boffnuneslos, tpeiI es @ott
berloren bat. Cine 8ieberbeleblmg bes
@laubens lit au feiner 3eit nottuen-
bigger eetpeien als iebt." aebnlid
oriidt ii6 S. s. Sudueu in u5aitb
Of tie Suture" aus: ,,3ur 3eit lagert
cine tiefere reliei0ie 5inlternis iiber
unierm 2anoe, als ie in ieiner @e-
| i6idte."
Die eeeennartiee reliei6fe Ser
S,,ntelune (8lad ol,t) brad ni6t
plotlid iiber England berein. Cine
lonee sic 5initernis einleitenbe 9am-
merlng eing bora,ls. Sdon nabreno
oes Ioneen erlten Beltfrieees tuuroen
sic Mrmeefoplane in Staunen geIett
ourd sic abgrunbtiefe llniuiiienbeit
unter oen Nalien ser Soloaten. sSn
einem bon ser y.M.g.a. inn Sabre
1917 auiammengeitellten Beri6te ,Sbe
Armp ano &eligion", tpur6e porber-
geIaet, mas bellte eingetreten it, oaB
Die &eligion in Der be,,tigen Gene
ration, unter Sen Na6fommen Der
bamaligen @eltfrieeer, faIt ganalid
eeitorben lit. 9a,m 7s Yro5ent
ser eneliiden Sruppen eeb6rten elmer
relieioien Gereinigung an. 9ie biirf-
tieen relisioIen &enntniiie be- itanben
in Gor,trteilen uno ber5errten relisi0=
ien ani6aulneen. Cine 3eniusauf-
nabme in alien &irben 2onbons er-
eab bereits i'm Sabre 1914 bie Sat
lade, baB foum 71a Bro5ent ser Mil=
lionenltobt driltlide 8eeriffe botten
@enn ni6t sic &otbolifen NIT einbe=
eriffen iporoen mdren, tpiirbe lib Ser
8ro5entlat als nod beoe,,teno nieori-
ger ergeben baben.
Seit bem eriten @eltfriege bat sic
9feligionsloliefeit in gnglano nodb
beoeuten0 5ueenommen. 9as Seio=
niibe ,1nb Sieriide int Meniden lit
eetpaltig ins &raut eei6oilen. Ser
@laube an cine eottli6e 8orlebune,
an sic Madt bes @ebetes lit bonl ltGn>
Big ausgeloibt.
,,gine iebr beaei6nenoe Gelt 1tel=
lung, 10 fdbrt O'8rien fort, .iiber-
mittelte mir nein 6rel1no &ep. 2etpis
sSatt, S.S, in Gampion Sal, tpe1=
der Dor 1einem l1ebertritt aur fatbos
liI6en Stride genalle 11nb reidli6e
@rfabruneen iiber Sen Sfiidgang bes
dril ltli6en @eiites in ben ni1t=fatbo-
Iii6en &ir6en gne1an6s eelan,nelt
bat. 9ie fatbolii6e 8enolferl1ng @ng-
lambs betrGet nur ettpa 6 Bro5ent
ser eon5en 8ebolferung un6 bo6 lit,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

Seine 8are miro 10 gut beaabn
als oie - 8iidlinee.
Evening star., 1940-05-04
Suit 10 Tax |nsoIvent
Bank Lost by District

The District government yester-
day lost In It's attempt to collect
from Justus s. Wardell, receiver
for the District National Bank of
Washington, business privilege
tax totaling 31,346.61.
Justice F. Dickinson Let's in Dis
trict Court held that "depositors
should not be obliged to pay taxes
out Of funds insufficient to reim-
burse them for the deposits they
had made" The jurist granted the
motion for summary Judgment made
by Attorneys Brice Clagett and
Charles E. Wainwright on behalf of
Receiver Wardell.
1T appears that the assets of the
District National Bank are not suf-
f1cient to pay depositors in full"
the Judge said. "An examination
of the legislative history indicates
the congressional intention to pro-
tect depositors. It was believed that
depositors should not be obliged to
pay taxes out of funds insufficient to
reimburse them for the deposits
they had made. 1t was believed
that whenever conflict arises be-
tween a claim for taxes and the
claim of depositor in an insolvent
bank the claim for taxes should
give way"
Evening star., 1940-05-04
Hatch Bill Faces
TEST On Revival
Early Next Week
Judiciary Committee
Reconsideration Forecast
By Guyer
BY ]. A. O'LEARY.

Developments early next week
probably will decide whether House
supporters of the Hatch clean politics
bill will succeed in their battle to
resurrect the measure from Judici-
ary Committee pigeonhole.
Backers of the measure, aimed at
curbing political campaigning by
thousands of State employees and
limiting campaign contributions by
anyone, are waging their fight on
two fronts-a petition to discharge
the committee and move to obtain
reconsideration of the vote by which
the committee tabled the measure
Wednesday.
Within five hours after the dis
charge petition had been filed with
the clerk of the House yesterday by
Representative Dempsey, Democrat,
Of New Mexico, co-author of the
bill. 103 House members had signed.
This was nearly half of the 218 sig
natures required to force the meas
ure to the floor.
Reconsideration Forecast.
Meanwhile, it was made known
from several sources that a motion
to reconsider will be offered when
the Judiciary Committee meets,
probably Tuesday. One member
of the committee, Representative
Guyer, Republican, OF Kansas pre-
dicted the motion would carry.
After the committee had acted
Wednesday it was announced the
bill had beeE Cabled, IA to 10. The
vote was by secret ballot. Repre-
sentative Dempsey later told the
House that IA members of the COM
mittee had informed him they voted
not to table, and the New Mexico
member, in urging a recapitulation,
suggested an. honest mistake may
have been made.
Dempsey Encouraged.
No further signatures can be at
tached to the discharge petition until
the House reconyenes Monday, but
Mr.. Dempsey was greatly encouraged
last nlght by the progress made
yesterday.
There is possibility that the
move to reconsider may lead to a
contest in committee over parlia-
mentary procedure Supporters of
the bill are hoping that If large
percentage of the 2l9 signatures re-
quired to force the bill out have
been obtained by early next week
it will strengthen their fight to
obtain reconsideration of the
question.
A third method of bringing the
measure before the House would be
to obtain special rule from the
Rules Committee, but the chances
OF success in that direction are not
believed to be bright as long as the
present action of the Judiciary Com
mittee stands.
Evening star., 1940-05-04
Hiqh School Girls Invited
To 6. W. U. Moy Day

More than 100 girls from high
schools in Washington and nearby
were invited to George Washington
University today to attend the
fourth annual May Day celebration
Registration was set for noon.
followed by a tour of the campus
and the buildings. A luncheon at
1:3O pm. was next, with speeches
following by Dean William c. john
stone, jr, of the junior college and
Mrs. Winnie G. Barrows, director of
personnel guidance.
The square dance and modern
dance groups were scheduled to give
a performance at 2:30 pm, along
with songs by the Kappa Kappa
Gamma chorus. The ceremony of
tapping an outstanding Junior girl
for membership in the Mortar
Board, honorary society, will COM
plete this portion of the program.
An informal tea on the roof of
Strong Hall will be the last event.
Evening star., 1940-05-04

The government of Australia will
pay a bounty on all motor vehicle
engines made in that country.
Evening star., 1940-05-04

Her Fovorite Jams and Jel-
lies in a white locquered
roek-eoily -ribboned. s
iors TO the rock -----$l.25
CANDY, AISLE II, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-05-04

II yosr Mothers Day sitf Is to b.
mailed, ne suggest Jos sssks yosr
choice eariy-ss skss yos Msy b.
certais Of it, ssyiusl before Msy
I2fk.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
Ell ESPIRITU DE ATATURK

FL pueblo turco. tan valiente
como Ell griego y Ell espanoi, in
voca en- estos dias ell espiritu de-
Ataturk, su difunto gran presi-
dente.
"Aquellos que desean SEM
brar la division entire los hijos
de Ataturk, escribi6 la semana
paSada un diario de Ankara, ci-
tan ell Koran y mienten al hacer-
10. Todos los medios Sc han in
tentado para romper la unidad
del pueblo turco; pero despues
de tanta propaganda malsana el
pueblo turco esta mas undo que
nunca porque la llama de Alta
TUX arde para siempre y porque
hemOs encontrado en- Inonu una
gran expression y el simbolo de
su alma"
I'm pueblo undo, como 10 esta
ell turco, representa- un enorme
cbstaculo para todos los planes
de invasion y atrOpellO.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
FELICITACION

Con ell mayor placer felicita-
mos a las buenas lectoras de es-
ia secci6n, en- PaScuas y el Nue.
vo Ano.
Por elias, pensando en- elias,
procuramoS la mejor informa-
ci6n, va sea de modas, successes,
casos "ocurrentes" Y TODD 10 re-
lacionado con ell progresO de la
mujer.
Tratamos de complacerla, pc
70 no con recetaS de %cOcina, sine
con algo mas valioso e intere-
sante. En- eStoS dias de horror
para la humanidad, los dictado-
res quieren meter a la mujer,
va sea eSpoSa, madre o hernia
ma ,en la cocina.
Ell lugar de la mujer es junto
al hombre y teniendo los dos
iguales derechos y deberes.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
EN- LA CASA BLANCA

Dos princesas europeas, las
dos procedentes de paises verda
deramente democraticos, Holan
da y Noruega, estuvieron de vi
sta en- la Casa Blanca, como
huespedes del presidente Roose-
welt y su culta y humanitaria es
posa.
La princesa Juliana, heredera
del trono de Holanda, pas6 va
rios dias en- la Casa Blanca.
La princesa Marta, heredera
de la corona de Noruega, partici
p6 tambien en- los actos organi-
zados por Ell jefe de estado y su
espOsa.
Guillermina, madre de Julia
ma y reina de Holanda, sigue en-
LOndres. FL digno rey de No
ruega tambien reside en- Ia capi-
tai inglesa.
Mrs. Roosevelt empezara hoy
a ayudar a Santa, seg1n dijo, y
comprara juguetes, alimentos y
ropas para 700 nihos menestero
SOS. Estos regalitos Sc entrega-
ran desde Ell escenario de un tea.
tro.
Ella participant. en- Waning
ton, en- el lunch de Pascuas de
los Voluntarios de America y
despues intervendra en- la fiesta
del Ejercito de Salvation.
Mas tarde presidira Ia fiesta
De 70 Case Blanca. cue eynpeaa-
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
UNA BIOGRAFIA

Acabamos de leer una intere-
sante biografia con ell titulo de
John D. Rockefeller o la Edad
Heroica de la Empresa Ameri-
cana. Els un libro de Allan Ne
wins y dice que cada generation
ha tenido sus dificultades con
alguna forma de mOnOpoliO,
real o fantasiosa. la lucha es
parte de la eterna vigilancia que
que es Ell precio de la libertad'.
Nevins ha obtenido muchos
de les PARTICIPATES datos de la fla
milia de Rockefeller y menciona
la creaci6n de las principles I'm
preSas ferrocarrileras, de petr6
leo, ETC., que tantas luchas oca-
sionaron Y tOdavia producer.
Menciona la creaci6n de la
Standard Oil y dice que zen el
analisis final, la culpa por las
primeras "salidas" de la Stan
Oil, como por los monOpo-
del carbon y la sal, descansa
por complete en- los hombros del
pueblo americana, en- cOnjunto,
por no haber vigilado bien los fe
rrocarriles, ell principal medic
de transportation com1n.
Es un libro bien esrito y que
merece ~leerse, aunque de tono
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
PRACTICE SU PROFESSION

En- Rochester, Indiana, Jack
X. KOfgron estableci6 una de-
manda de divorcio contra su es-
poSa, Maria Kofgron.. Declaran
do ante el juez dijo que no solo
lie habia abandonado, sino que
cuando estaba cerca de el Sc en-
tretenia en- usarlo para practi-
car su profession. La mujer tiene
ell "oficio' de lamar cuGhildUs
en- los circos o en- las ferias. Ell
juez, condolido, lie concedi6 Ell di
vorcio.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
PEiTAIN NO T0MARA mi
CIATIVA MIDITAR

New York, Die. 23.-Hablar
do anoche por la Radio, Ell minis
tro del aire de Francia, general
Jean Marie Bergeret, declart
que el jefe de estado, mariscal
Petain, "esta determina6o a no
tomar iniciativa militar contra
nadie".
FL mariScal Sc halla tambien
determnado a reservar para
Francia todos los derechoS que
ella supo adQuirir en- ell pasado.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23

r a las $50 de Ia tarde. Luego
acOmpahara q. Prssidente en- la
vista al Arbol de Navidad mum
cipal.
La gaceta., 1940-12-23
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

conservador. Son dos volume
mes.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
HoIcomb Urges Marine
Force of $4,000
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A Marine Corps force of at least
$4,000 men was urged yesterday by
Maj. Gen. Thomas Holcomb, ma
rine commandant, in his annual re-
port.
Gen. Holcomb said he considered
this figure to be a minimum in
view of the existing situation and
the projected expansion of the naval
establishment as a whole" The
current strength of the Marine
Corps is about 38,600.
His report, covering the fiscal year
ending last July l, said there had
been satisfactory improvement dur
ing this period in numbers and eff
ficiency of the Marine Corps Re-
serve"
Evening star., 1940-12-13

January 81. Normal trafiic on dam
aged canals will be restored by Feb
ruary 2, he said.
Extensive road construction will
begin in the spring and will include
a new automobile highway to the
west and circular boulevard
around Paris.
Approximately 100000 unemployed
are being used on public works in
the occupied and unoccupied zones,