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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-12-12
Gift Suggestion

One way to sure popularity with
pipe and "makin's" smokers is to
say ''Merry Christmas" with the
big one-pound Christmas gift pack
ages of Prince Albert smoking to-
bacco. See them at your dealers
in gay holiday wrapping including
gift Garland every big one-pound
tin chuck-full of prime, rich-tast-
ing P. A.-the cool-burning tobac-
co. Your tobacco store has Prince
Albert in the pound gift tins-pre-
sents all ready to bring Holiday
cheer to many a mans Christmas
morn.-Adv.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-12-12
DIES:
Us. Administration?

Martin Dies, foe of the fifth col
umn, whenever and wherever he
finds signs of it, ran into a snag
when President Roosevelt handed
him an admonitory telegram at his
Orange, Texas, home. President
warned Dies that his white Paper"
and "Red Paper" were premature
and hampered work of the Omen.
Dies, taking a leaf from the
Rooseveltian book, declared he has
a mandate" from the people for
continuation of his committees
work, and promised two more ''pa-
pers" as his answer to presiden-
tial objections.
He went to the nation over the
air-waves, urging radical change
in American methods of spy-fight-
ing. Army and navy heads admit
ted Dies charge of Communist
members in the armed forces, and
promised to "crack down" if any
of them became active.
Dies also charged that the Presi-
dents effort to muzzle his commit
tee was part of subversive plot to
halt all un-American investigating.
Battle between the Texan and ad-
ministrative authority in Washing
ton was watched with eager inter-
est, and Dies utterances maintained
at all times his utter willingness to
cooperate with the President in line
with the national defense.
He whetted public interest as pa
pers were published by stating re-
peatedly that more serious" mat
tiers were still in his files. "too dy-
manic" to be released.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-12-12
Underground Hangers Planned for New United States Bases

WASHINGTON. - Underground
hangars-the device used by the
Nazis to conceal planes from de-
structive air raids-are to be built
by the United States on the bases
it has secured by lease from Great
Britain, according to tentative plans
OF the war department.
The tactics by which the German
air force eliminated the Polish air
force by literally bombing it out of
existence will not be repeated here
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-12-12

if the United States army air corps
strategists have anything to say
about it. The hampering of the re-
sistance of the Dutch air force by
bombing the principal airports in
Dutch cities, and other bitter. les
sons taught in the European war
are being learned here.
Invaders, air corps strategists as
sumo, would first attempt to assail
the ring of air bases stretching from
Newfoundland to British Guiana,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-12-12

EDIToRs NoTEWhen opinions they
Western Newspaper
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-12-12

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TO SEA:
Goes the Var

Naval activity, which has fur.
nished some of the best stories OF
the war thus far, spruced up, with
British, Italian and German naval
units clashing on the high seas.
One observer said battles appear
to have been on large scale if we
ever find out what happened" re-
calling that they are still telling the
story and publishing pictures of the
Battle of Oran-way back early last
summer.
Sketchy accounts show these
facts:
British Mediterranean feet met
strong force of Italian vessels, head
ed by two battleships, off Sardinia.
British say firing started at sex
IRENE range" (ptobably about Is
miles, as ships were "hull down"
on the horizon. Italian cruisers fed
for harbor under smoke screen.
British cruisers followed and met
heavy fire from heavier-armed bat
tleships, then veered away them
selves for safety. They say that
battleships also fed from the en-
gagement, pursued by aircraft,
which caught up with them and tor
pedoed at least two vessels, one of
largest size.
British admit that Italian air.
planes made three attacks on their
feet, admit that one cruiser was
hit by naval shell and eight killed,
several wounded. Observers told
how Ark Royal, aircraft carrier,
vanished in spray from 30 bombs,
which hit nearby, but came up fir
ing and drove off planes.
Italian story checks with British
in major details, but with opposite
result.
British battle with German YES
sells took place in the channel, Ger
mans claiming two naval vessels
damaged and two merchant ships
sunk, making it apparently a con-
voy engagement. British were mum
on this meeting.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-12-12
BY Edward C. Wayne
WEEKLY NEWS ANALY SIS

Nazis Widen Scope of Bombing Attacks
On Vital Ports and Industrial Cities;
Italian and British Naval Forces Clash;
Weird Stories Told of Rumanian Purge
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-12-12
AMERICA:
A World Banker

The United States, digging deep
into the taxpayers pockets to
finance preparedness for the nation
al defense, now has become the
worlds banker, reverting to the
American status of 1914-1918, when
this nation put out $24, 900, 900 900,
not much of which ever returned.
Present requests for war credits
came presently from Lord Lothian.
representing Great Britain, which
will want some sort of credit status
in 1941; from Greece, which says its
need for aid is immediate; and Chi
ma, who has been needing more and
more right along.
China was first to get hers, the
U. S. okaying 500, 1000, 900 in credits
of which one half is secured by
Chinese metals" to be delivered
during the next two or three years.
Part of this will be the priceless
antimony the world supply of which
is highly restricted. It will pass
from China to U. S. via the Burma
road, under the hail Of Nipponese
bombs.
China got her credits on the very
day when, as Japanese and puppet
state ENJOYS were getting together
to sign treaty of peace" guer-
rillas blew up a train-estimated
dead and injured, 400.
Sumner Welles announced the
United States had agreed to Gre
clan aid Gin principle" and that
exact details would be worked out,
and munitions sent.
Britain's first maneuverings for
credit, however, met with a storm
in house and senate circles, strong
est opponent being Hiram Johnson,
author Of the neutrality act. But
from embassy circles and also
across the water came the plea:
"Send us planes, lots of planes,
and Wen blast Germany out of the
skies"
The planes, paid for in cash and
motors, are on the way.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-12-12
TAKE NEW HOPE AND TRY DR.. PETER
FAHRkEYS ORIGINAL PRESCRIPTION
Confidence

Confidence
Confidence is that feeling by
which the mind embarks in great
arN honorable courses with a sure
hose and trust in itself.-Cicero.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22

l. the fact that more than
5000 persons took advantage
OF our facilities during last
week end"
Increased attendance at Satur-
day and Sunday night dancing
parties has been reported by Gaff-
ney. who expressed belief dancers
thoroughly approve the recent in
stallation of a complete ventilator
system in the pavilion. The neV
equipment, changing air COM
pletely every three minutes. ham
dies more than $4,000 cubic feet
of air each minute.
Another feature proving popular
with Gaffney Grove visitors is the
Sunday baseball games, held dur
ing the afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22

Members Of Central Baptist
Brotherhood were holding a picnic
Friday at Radio Gospel League
camp. located seven miles east Of
Tacoma on the west side OF Sur
prise lake. A special program will
start At 7:30 tonight.
Program features will include
. variety Of outdoor sports and
games.
Radio Gospel League camp. one
Of the closest to Tacoma, Ia man.
aged by l.. Il. Hagman. Besides
offering excellent picnic grounds.
the camp has camping facilities
and modern cabins. with up-to-
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Norwegian Picnic
.AtSpanaway Park

The annual Norwegian picnic
under the auspices Of the Sons and
Daughters OF Norway will be held
Sunday, June % at Spanawsy
Park. Sam Strom Is chairman of
the picnic committee and an
nounees that there will be big
program of sports, races. etc.
Baseball, boating and dancing bath
afternoon and evening will round
out the days program. There will
be free coffee for those attending
the picnic.
Spanaway Park is located about
10 miles out on the mountain
highway. For those who do not
have their own car, the Spanaway
bus runs direct to the park.
Mount Baker rises to an eleva-
ton Of 10,s27 feet, and is within
thirty ,,niIas ~ salt water
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
Copalis Beach

Copslis Beach. less than 100
miles from Tacoma through Ho-
GUAM, today beckons Tacomans
who are looking forward to pleas
ant vacations.
This beach features the widest
variety Of rest. recreational and
sports opportunities for visitors.
including a modern hotel and more
than 200 modern guest cottages.
Among attractions featured by
the beach are swimming. dancing,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22

stream and surf fishing. horseback
riding, hunting. beach fires, pic
nicking. camping. crab fishing and
clam digging. Extended along the
l2-mile stretch OF ocean beach are
a score OF parks offering every
type OF service TO tourists, ranging
from auto camps with trailer ac-
commodations to restaurants spe-
cializing in sea foods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22

Cana Beach, year-'round re-
sort on Camano Island, has both
private cottages and a clubhouse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22
Surprise Lake
Given Approval

Tests made in various lakes
in Pierce county have shown
the water TO be safe for SWIM
ming, it was announced Friday.
Among lakes passing state
requirements, according to the
county health department, is
Surprise lake, where many pop
ular resorts are located.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22

improvements made during the
past winter are appealing to the
public, 1t was revealed today by
Tom Gaffney, who reported that
capacity attendance was expert
enoed at both beaches at Gsffneys
Grove. Lake Wilderness. over the
week end.
Tom Gaffney, along with his
brother. kain, operate the widely
popular resort.
arrival Of warm weather
has contributed materially TO
the crowds coming TO the lake
for swimming and water
sports" Tom Gaffney de-
ciared. 'Tnteresting 10 note
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-22

The Green River Gorge. through
Auburn and Enumclaw, is consid-
cred one of the most scenic trips
In the Pacific Northwest.
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Free Campgrounds
In N aiional Park

For the benefit of visitors to
Mount Rainier National park. the
national park service has built 7O4
miles of roads. 276 miles OF trails
and seven free campgrounds.
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date equipment.

date equipment.
Swimming In Surprise lake,
which has been approved by the
county health department, is one
OF the principal attractions.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
No Sc SoMETERA AL VOTO
Ell ASUNTO DE LAS CA
RRERAS DE
Acuerdo de los comisionados
del condado

Ell Sr. Luis Smith, presiden-
tie del Florida West Coast Joe
key Club, acompanado por ell
letrado Cody Fowler Sc pre-
sent6 a los comisionados del
condado, en- la manana de hoy
y pidio que no Sc sometiera al
vote, en- las elecciones del mar
ties, ell asunto de 81 ell condado
quiere o no carreras de caba-
Ito.
Fowler explic6 que nj Mr..
Smith nj sus asociados, por di
.ferentes razones, habian tent
do tempo para venir a Tam
pa e informar al pueblo de
los planes del Club y ell meto-
do para comprar la piSta y a
bonar sus gastos.
Smith tomara acci6n EN- un
pr6Ximo future, avisando an
ticipadamente. Pidi6 Mr.. Fow
Ter la devoluci6n del cheque
de $4,000 que su cliente ha-
bia entregado.
Inmediatamente los conf
sionados acordaron complacer
a los Sres. Smith y Fowler Y
ell martes no Sc sometera al
pueblo ell problema del Hippo
dromo.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
Ell JOVEN
UOFLEY

De la acusaci6n de homicide
un jurado obsolvi6 anOche. en-
la corte de 10 criminal, a Law
renee Lofley, individuo que, Sc.
gun ell fiscal, habia dado muerte
a Charles E. Lghtfoot, Ell Dia
de los Trabajadores, el ano pa
sado. Varios testigos dijeron
que Lofley lie habia pegado con
el puho y Ell hombre, en- la cal
da, Sc habia fracturado ell era
neo.
"Yo lie pegue cuando alguien
me dijo que tenia un revolver
manifesto ell acusado. Dos horas
dur6 la deliberaci6n del jurado.
I'm individuo qeu hizo una de.
mostraci6n impropia de regoci-
10, en- Ia sala del tribunal, tuva
que pagan una multa de $40, i'm
puesta pOr el iuez Hines.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01

ra hoy Ell Daily Herald.
BESIDE Berna, Suiza, comuni-
can que los nazis Sc han compro
metido con Pierre Laval, Ell trai
dor frances. a ir poniendo en- liz
bertad, gradualmente, al mill6u
de franceses que vienen utilizan
do como esclavos.
Con la libertad de esos hom-
bres piensa Laval conquistar ell
apoyo de las masas francesas v
desarrollar la collaboration con
Ell "nuevo orden". Petain acep-
to la collaboration con Hitler, la
semana pasada, luego de una
conferencia con ell Fuehrer r
ri.
No Sc ma tornado aqui -
la noticia fascista de -
penetradO 35 miRSas er ~
Cinco aviones Naiianos Sree
caron hoy a Atenas y las
rias antiaereas entraron en- ae
ci6n.
En- Ankara, Turquia, el pre-
sidente Inonu dijo hoy, ante Ia
Asamblea Nacional, que por aho
ra Turquia no entrara en- la que
IRA, pero que sigue obServando.
! "Estamos en- consulta con
nuestra aliada ~Inglaterra y en-
cuanto a Russia las relaciones
siguen mejorando".
Virgilio Gayda, ~correvediIe"
dc Mussollni, ataea hoy al pre-
sidente Roosevelt y al secertario
de estado, pero agrega que a TIA
liza no lie interesa ell resultado de
las elections del pr6ximo mar
tes. Roosevelt ha establecido
un conflicto de ideologia politi-
ca y Hull trata de desarrollarlo.
Berlin dice que su aviaci6n a.
taco un aer6dromo ingles y des-
troz6 aviones que Sc hallaban
en- elcampo. Sc libr6 hoy en- Ell ca
nal otro duelo de artilleria y un
convoy britanico pudo iibrarss
de los ataques del enemigo.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
Rechazados todos los ataques hechos
por los ~fascistas en- ell noroeste de Crecie
Metaxas ofrece que ser& vengada la sangre
de las victimas de Patras
Los trabajadores griegos piden ell boycott
de los productos italianos

Atenas, Grecia, Nov. Eel
estado mayor griego informs
que ataqueS hechos por la infau
terra italiana, apoyada por tam
ques en- ell noroeste del pals, har
sido rechazadoS. La escuadra
griega Intervene ahora en- la
acci6n y bombardea al enemigo.
Aviones griegos Sc unieron al
ataque Y ocasionaron bajas en-
tire los faScistas.
Sc hicieron algunos prisio-
neros.
Grupos de Albaneses mar
chan en- la vanguardia italiana
probablemente obligados a com.
batir bajo amenazas de muerte.
Una nota firmada por ell &C.
neral Metaxas da cuenta de una
salvajada f~ascista, contra una
ciudad alberta, con 100 muertos
y $50 heridos. ia sangre ino-
dice Ell primer ministro,
galvaniza nuestra fe EN- la SAM
tidad de la lucha y ofrece a los
ojos de la civilization una medi.
da de la hombria y homestead do
nuestro enemigo. Quieren init
midar los cobardes, con bruta-
les asesinatos a un pueblo de va
La gaceta., 1940-11-01

Almazan, pariente espiritual
de Calvo Sotelo, lie ha manifesto
do a un diario de New York:
"Desde ei dia IL de diciembrc
en- adelante, luego de que 20 to-
me possession, MEXICO empezara a
disfrutar de su herencia de liber
tad, Orden y justicia".
De modo que un admirador
del monarQuico Calvo SotelO, de
un individuo que conspiraba con
ira la Rep1blica Espahola, des-
caradamente habla, en- este pals,
donde no Sc lee su "prensa", de
libertad, orden y justicia.
Una '1ibertad" estilo Falan-
gista; un orden basado en- ell a.
seSinato... y una justicia total
taria.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNCAS
Los a~lmazanistas y Calvo Sotelo. = Libertad es'
tito falangista. - Una bOmba. La Sra Brow
der. - Tn paraguas. - Acuerdo del c. Espanol

Los almaZanistas afirman
que ell dia primero de diciem-
bre. su idolo eel general Alma
zan, un reaccionario al servicio
de las grandes compahias perto'
leras y de otros intereses bas7
tardos, tomara possession de la.
presidential de la repGblica me-
xicana, aunque en- los pasadOs
comiciostriunf6 la candfatura
del general Ayila Camacho.
Con ell apoyo indirecto de los
diarios al servicio de las empire
sas millonarias, Almazan ha d.
cho en- Baltimore: Ell periodic
del general Cardenas expiara Ell
dia 80 de noviembre y al dia si-
guiente 20 tomare possession, no
Avila Camacho. Cuento con Ell
apoyo del pueblo (embustero)
y del ejercito".
Acto seguido Sc divide del pue
bio y Sc qued6 con Ell ejercito, di
ciendO: El ejercito mexicano,
cuya brillante juventud esta an
siosa de hacer su deber en- GUAM
to a la naci6n, me respaldara.
La moral de los almazanistas,
su concepto de la demOcFacia,
puede medirse por estas pala-
bras que leemos en- su peri6di-
co GEL Hombre Libre": "Todo
hace presentir en- MEXICO dias a.
nalogoS a los que sufri6 Espana
cuandO Ell invicto Calvo Sotelo,
en- lorna parecida fue tambien
vfctima del fanatismo "~rojo".".
Dios nos salve"
Ese parrafo de "El Hombre
indigo bien a las claras revela
que los falsngistas espanoles,
los traidores, apoyan tambien a
Juan Andrea Almazan.
Los almazanistaS mejicanos
reverencian a Calvo Sotelo...
mientras los pulpos petroleros
n-orteamericanos les ayudan con
dinero y afirman, con su cinis-
mo peculiar, que ADORAN Ia
democracia.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
LIE HABLARA HOY
A LA ASAMBLEA NACIO-
NAL

Ankara, Turqufa, Nov. L.
ISN'T Inonu, ell presidente de la
Rep1blica, lie hablara hoy a la
Asamblea Nacional, aclaran-
do la posici6n de su gobierno
en- cuanto a Grecia. Sc ha We
nido afirmando aqui que ell
pals entrara en- la guerra solo
cuando Bulgaria ataque a Gre
cha. Los peri6dicos dicen que
ell prestigio ingles depende de
la ayuda que pueda dar a Gre
ella, invadida por los i~talianos
.fascistas. Else PRESTIGE decae
"a 81 los italianos toman a Sa-
lonika."
Opinan los diarios turcos
que 81 Grecia es dominada,
despues Yugoeslavia correra
la misma suerte.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
Ell REGREsA-
RA A WASHINGTON

Washington, Nov. 1.-Ha-
blando hoy con los periods
tas Ell presidente Roosevelt de
que no ira el lunes a su
casa de Hyde Park y que 81
regresara a esta capital.
PrOmeti6 que pedira al Con
greso, tan luego Sc reuna de
nuevo, facilite Ia fabrication
de mayor cantidad de aviones
de guerra, persiguiendo el Oh
jetivo final De los $4,000.
Dijo que NADIA saba soDre
Ia entrega a I~nglaterra del a.
parato de la aviaci6n ameri'
cana que permite realizar una
exacta punteria.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
La aviacion britannica bombardeo
las fmdiciones de Napoles
Piden los peri6dicos ingleses que Sc a~pliquen
fuertes golpes a Mussolini
Turquia est& en- ~cOnsuIta con la Gran Bretana

Londres, Nov l0-LA avia-
.ci6n atac6 hoy por vez primera
ell sur de Italia y en- Napoles ca
yeron bombas explosives e i'm
cendiarias. FL mando IitalianO
admite ell ataque, por ia Radio,
y dice que muri6 una persona y
cinco sufrieron heridas.
Varios tanques de petr6leo,
en- Napoles fueron alcanzados Q
incendiados. Varias bombas ca
yeron en- Bagnoli y Pormiglia.
ma D'Arco, donde estan situa-
das grandes fundiciones y IA
bricas de aeero.
Napoles es una ciudad a 1000
millas de Londres, cast dos We
ces la distancia de Geneva a MI
Ian.
Varias de las mejores fabri-
cas- de acero estan enclavadas en-
Bagnoli.
Aviones nazis atacaron hoy "A
'LOndres, y ciudades de Inglate-
IRA y Escocia, seg1n Ell ministro
del aire. Frente a la costa de M
ruega la aviaci6n inglesa alcaR.
70 con sus bombas a un h9que
mercante. Londres tuvo dot alar
mas en- la mahana de hoH Los
cazas ingleses rechazaron hl e.
nemigo.
Muelles y casas fueron bonn
bardeados en- Ell area de Liver
pool. Uno de los aviones del ene-
migo dej6 caer bombas en- una
aldea, produciendo bajas en- la
poblaci6n civil.
Los cazas ingleses derribaron
una avi6n aleman en- la costa su
reste FL photo descendi6 coh
su paracaidas.
Por la tarde los nazis ataca-
ron de nuevo a Londres y cente-
mares de aviones de GAIA sale
ron a combatirlos, obligandolos
a huir.
Los peri6dicos piden al GO
.bierno que applique a Italia mas
fuertes golpes y elogian a a
.escuedra griega porque ataco
las posiciones italianas a 10 lar
20 de la costa de Albania.
"Tenemos que pegarle a
Mussolini y dejar sobre 81 mar
cas- que no pueda Olvidar- decla
La gaceta., 1940-11-01

lientes. La sangre de los ciudas
danos de Patras sera vengada.
FL gobierno lie ha pedido ayu-
da a los trabaiadores de TODD el
mundo, por medic de un discur-
so pronunciado anoche por Aris
tides Demetratos, subsecretari0
del trabajo y secretario de IA
Confederation Nacional Obrera
de Grecia.
Sugiere Demetratos un boy
colt de los productos italianos v
que los gobiernos libres prohi-
ban las exportaciones desde tia
liza.
Hoy conferenci6 ell rey Jorge
con Ell general Metaxas, jefe del
gobierno. y con ell general Ale
iandro Papagos, comandante en-
jefe de las tropas.
La noticia italiana de haber
penetrate 35 millas en- ell terrific
rio griego, en- Ell sector de JAM
ma, es rechazada aqui. Los fas-
cistas dicen haberse apoderado
de un territorio que eomprende
10 aldeas.
0tra noticia fantastica de Ro-
ma asegura que su aviaci6n de-
rrib6 aver II aviones ingleses Y
que solo perdi6 tres.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
DETBNIDo O N NUCCTo

FL dueho de una casa de juego
o que Sc dice es una casa de jua
20, Tony Nuccio, fue arrestado
aver por Ia pOiicia y qued6 en-
libertad bajo fianza de $500.
Sc orden6 Ell arresto luego do
que Rafael Fernandez, un EN-
pleado de Nuccio, fue declarado
culpable de poser ndmeros del
Bond. Fernandez page una mul
ia de $3.50.
Dos hombres acaban de ser A.
hadidos por Ell jefe de polieia
Woodruff a la llamada "escua-
dra del vieiO",
La gaceta., 1940-11-01

Ell martes salieron de Key
West, con "rumbo desconocido",
cinco destructores y algunos ae-
roplanos. Aver partieron otros
tres destructores...
Van hacia la Martinica, Sc
gun Sc ha dicho, por haber side
va analizadas, en- Washington,
las Gltimas palabras antidemoS
craticas y perversas del semi
hombre Laval.
Pierre odia la democracia Y
cree ''que esta muerta". Pierre
es otro cinico mas al servicio do
Hitler y Mussolini.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
NACIMIENTo DE UN NINo

Hoy a las once de la mana
ma do a luz un hermoso niho,
asistida por ell DR.. j. A. Do
mingue, la Sra. Edelmira Mi
randa, esposa de nuestro esti-
mado amigo Carlos Miranda.
La criatura pesa ocho libras
y goza de buena salud, 10 mis-
mo que la madre.
Por la felicidad del nihito y
de los esposos Miranda, de
nuevo hacemOs votos.