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OUR LADY or
CHURCH

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Attitudes Toward the Gospel Message
mcHr1cHrs ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON -

were about 70 perish. Jesus re-
buked the waves and they stliied.
Then He turned TO His disciples.
reproving them for their lack OF
faith.
on the other side Of the sea they
were met by . man sorely afiicted
with demons So tormented was he
that he hid In tombs and wore no
clothes The evil spirits spoke
through his mouth. asking Jesus
not 70 command them 10 so into
the sea. but into . herd of swine
which was feeding near b.. Jesus
did as they asked. and the swine
ran down . steep place into the
sea and were drowned. The man
flung himself at Jesus feet. and
later went about telling everyone
q his release. But the people who
saw the miracle were frightened.
ana asked Him to 80 away. So He
went back to the ship and re-
turned TO the other SIDE
Miracle Of the Sick Woman
The people on the other side Of
the sea received Him gladly A
man named Jarius. = ruler Of the
synagogue. came to Him saying
thai his young daughter was III.
and asking thai Jesus make her
well. People crowded about the
Master, and as He made His way
TO Jarius' house. he felt power
20 out Of Him. and asked who had
touched Him. The disciples had
seen nothing and told Him the
multitude pressed % close about
Him that no one special had done
30. Then q woman who had been
III for II years cane 70 Him ana
threw herself 81 His feet. saying
that she had come behind Him and
touched The hem Of HIS garment
and had been healed He said to
her. Daughter. he Of good COM
fort: thy faith hath made thee
whole; go IN peace"
Just then someone came from
Jarlua, saying that Jesus need not
70 20 the house a. the daughter
had died. But Jesus said. Fear
not. believe only. and she shall b
made whole
And when He came to the house.
He took only Peter. James ard
John with Him and the father
and mother Of TIE maiden Al IN
the house we're weeping ana sail-
ing. but Jesus eaId. Weep not,
she IL not dead. bit sleepeth "
They laughed Tim 70 seorn. but
He put them out. and taking the
girl by this hard lie sid. -Aaid.
arise
~And her spirit cane again and
she roee strziEhfway."
What lessons % zs learn from
fhis eighth chapter q 81 Luksf
FIRST. 70 keep Cur hearts an1 minds
Ike fertile ground. 70 receive and
cherish the Word q Cod md y1eid
3 harvest e blessing. Ard SEE
end 70 have faith and rot t. fear,
though stoFTas rage I'D IL a.
san ~ We ere asss1 - fAllh. nd
f4ith shall maka - free.
Faaansns arnesesss. IL
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ASSEMBLY OF con

GOT n. paScaRouIa street
The Ftiandig Church with .
welcome"
Our regular services.
sunday school f0. A. ~
Devotional hour. liso8 A ~
EvnngeliSftc Service. 7.S0 p. ~.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday. TO
p. NJ.
We are pleased 70 announce that
we have moved 10 = new and more
permanent location. We have pur-
chased lots at the corner Of Adams
and rAscagoula streets and have
moved the tabernacle 20 that ad-
dress from which place We viii con-
Euct all Of our services.
You win find the same welcome
awaiting you At this new location.
KENNETH ERWIN.
Pastor.
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PREgRYTERIAN

Circle No 2 q the Presbyterian
Church met at the home Of Mrs.
Alex Taylor on Columbus Drive on
Monday. November II. with six
members present Mrs Herpey Nc
Dowell gave the devotional Mrs. n.
q. wingfieid ard Mrs w. p. sAcr-
son presented the round table dis
cussl0n The next meetfng win be
IN the home Of Mira G. o. Kelly.
December 0.
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THE CHAPTER of ST. Lake
which comprises today's lesson Is
one Of the most charming pictures
o. the life Of our Lord On earth
II mentions three women who BE-
lleved IN the Lord and minis
tered 70 Him. Mary MagGaiene
had been cured Of evil spirits BY
Him; Joanna was the wife OF
C7auzas, steward or chamberlain
o. Herod Antipas. and Susanna.
who "a not mentioned anywhere
else I'm the New Testament Al
three were faithful followers who
aided the Lord In His great work
A great multitude was follow
ing Jesus, and He told them q
parable Of . sower Who scattered
grain Some Of the grains Eel On to
hard. barren ground. and almost
at once birds Few down and ate
them for food: Others fell On stony
ground that gave no moisture. and
when the seeds came up they
quickly wfthered Etill others fell
In ground that allowed them 70
sprout and grow. but thorns grew
also. and ehoked the good grain
Others fer into good ground and
grew up and MADE : good har-
vest. IA He told TIE parable He
cried, He that hath ears 70 hear.
let him hear"
The disciples wanted % know
the meaning q this parable. and
Jesus explained that the seed was
the word of God which vas heard
BY many people. Some hearts were
hard and the word made - i'm
precision On them. Il vas - i
birds dew down ard plucke6 IT,
words and ate them. Others
hearts were stony. and while The
good words might - s0Wn n
them, they soon we're forgotten
because the minds CT those WHO
received were not interested and
gave them no thought n which e
grow.
Others heard ard believed 81
FIRST, but allowed other interests
like weeds. 70 choke cut II
thought q them. But there wers
many whose minds an1 hearts
welcomed tire fruitful thoughts
and cherished them. ard gAtheret
9 rich harvest Of fae Christian
living from them.
Storm On Galifee
The Sea Of Galilek Is q beauttful
body Of water $50 feet bziov sea
level II b usually calm. but sud.
den storms arise o. s. Aftsl
teaching The people. Jesus and H
disciples embarked IN : boat e
20 70 the other SIDE q 1he SEA
Jesus. being wezEzs1. Henl 4
sleep, and 3 exesE storm aFoee
which rocked TIE beat an1 fright
ened the Gsnefmen SO that thes
called Jesus. telling Hzm that theg
UsHul1sses - Klae
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CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH

On Sunday. November - Divine
Service viii be conducted At 7.30
p M This u1i be evening service
II which the Rev. & r. KnobIock Of
Gulfporf. Mississippi will be the
guest speaker. Kindly remember
the time OF serFFr-T 80 P M.
Sunday School and Adult Bible
Class wfn be conducted at the reg
ular time. . A. NJ.
On sunday. December /. the new
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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-RE0RGANIxED CHURCH oF
3ESTS CHEH<T 90 ATTNR
nay SAINTS

~ EAFA
fEsEstaaH Miss
Chaxh S<f3uu II a&& J L.
AsIioW sa~fExk1&zr
SacrAment EeftiCp at II 90 pIuf
GAaaes A. e4ca month
ExenknE worship 81
Program aessdeFe1 hs yoslaa Pro-
aie. Baird Sunday night IN each
afEnthe
AtGea0ek prayer service en- Wed
neHeAy ntahs Al 80
No3aene mee4sre at Taa every
1iter MonaAy- Leader. Mrs Mahel
DAVIS
lions League. tToang PeopleD.
Recreation a. : % D m zach nj
day.
lions League meeting 1t 6 % pm.
each sunday. Marshall Ml1nn.
leader; FredA Rogers. president. and
J. l. Barlow. teacher.
Aaults organization ~ Loo D. m.
each Sunday
Everyone cordially invited 10 these
seTytreN
ElDED A n BARNES Pastor.
MILDRED THOMAS. Reporter
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SUNDAY 1fD0U5 - 80 a ~.
Divine worship 81 n 90 A ~.
Every Il lad . Mind 70 WORK
Have YouY
Choir Rehearsal and Singing.
Thursday 7 90 P. -. :
The Auxiliary meets 81 the
church Monday 500 p. II
Adjourned Eaeeting o. the Con-
gregation at close Of Divine Wor-
ship.
There IL more chance for a
Cripple on the right road than for
a Racer on the wrong -Ienotns.
HERvEY MCDOWELL,
Minister
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b called pastor. Ire Rev. nj. r. A.
Qrnef. formerly of West Palm
Beach. Florida. wlll preach his fisst
sermon At The regular 10 A NJ SER
vice.
The Rev. M 0raef wtn arrive
with hts family on Tuesday, nov
10.
ing Al 7:5o O'Clock
joins r. NAu.
Pastor
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probably the most credit Ia The
line eoss 10 a nEeuz xbn va out
standing N the defensive depart
mrnt
For she indiana aummeriin stood
out on the lire. iIe played q prom
lncnt pAft h keepsne the pnnthefs
IN cheek ard breks 40 several lone
drives Hood. Dkluxt terminal also
which wAs lnyaluahla 10 Tire inN2d-
sfa
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81 Fkesre'h ChnfxA UanGtef.
@4voAS Henael seexY aaxaaag ~
10 W ia
Mp2Y CnnNANHn 81 n "a On
tnr Sfcona ard Femah sunaaF az
t2lg Inanah.
M1xiaAf& Prayer ard nHFuann NrE&
and THIRD sszfsaAvx a. set . n.
EDWARD q MATTED
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Nsw YORK heads the list Ia motor
vehicle registrations with 2B85.75S
automobiles and trucks IN operation.
California rum \ CLOSE eecond IN
the registration ra1F with 1000 $50
m0tor vehicles And not far behind
Is Pennsylvania with zos4.7 sT cars
and trucks.
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EPISCOPAL

ST. 1ehn's Church. PascageaiA-
Holy Communion every Sunday at
7s30 O. m
Holy Communion at 1870 O. m
On tho FIRST and Third Sundays
Morning Prayer on the Second
and Fourth Sundays at 1880 9. m.
Sunday school and service for the
boyx and girls every Sunday al
e.45 o. m
A sermon Is always preached NJ
the 1890 O'Clock service.
EDWARD q. MAXTED.
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UNION CHURCH

Ncn-dEfcmlnauonaA South Pas
caeoula street Homer KILLER. SD
perintendent. Miss Lena a Hail
superintendent primary department
3see p m sunday services
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CRANE MEMORIAL MISSION

Crane Memorial NISSAN. short Co
hanbus Drive Sunday morning AZ
ESQ
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= 1 uozs1EA Mos Fgfnf.
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nx NEWMAN cAMPnELL

(The international Uniform
G<ssson for Nov. "a Is Luke 8. the
Golden Text being Luke sis.
ssTaks heed therefore ho~ ~
henr."l
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Summary. Scoring tuurhdowna.
Cook and Dagastt First downs.
PmacaGouIA Il. Biloxi 4 Passes a..
tempted Pascneuuia IT, Biloxi g.
Passes completed rasenE0uia 3.
Biloxi 2 Passes intercepted pasca-
aou'a !. HanxI |. Penalties. Biloxi 8
yaFcs. PascagonlA 10 yaFds Officiais
McEvrpy tsprinehlili referee. Dou-
Vile gSprfnehEiD umpire; Kelly
tAubarnl headlinexman. Stripping
funionl field Judge.
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PAsCAGOuIA PANTHERs
TIE BHI<0xI INDIANS
IN ANNUAL GRID GAME

CONTINUED from pace 2,
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msas azM A6s~=tEef r4hlaAnlng
Company Fnesae 100 AdYc4 =
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FOR SALE

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= n =. snalue. Cabin Aimo4f re-
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r. RzzzzezIzH neM n
- Washington street. paA
stN ito
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
C~0NFEREOCIA DE D1STRI-
TO DE LOS CLUBS TOWN
SEND

A las dos de la tarde del
domingo celebraran una asam
blea, en- ell auditorio munich
pal, los clubs de Townsend
perteneci6ntes al primer dis
trito congressional. Esperase la
asistencia de centenares de
delegados.
Pronunciara un discurso, CO
mo invitado de honor, ell Sr
Manley Goldsberry, de Chica
go, Representative personal del
DR.. Townsend. Sc Informant
sobre los progresses hechos en-
cuanto a la accion legislative.
FL Sr. w. D. F, Snipes lie
dara la bienvenida al dist'r-
guido visitante. Durante ell al
to tocara la orquesta de A, l.,
Keen
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
LA CONFERENCIA SOBRE
LOS NINOS Y LA DEMO.
CRACIA
Discourse del PFesidente
Roosevelt

Washington, Enero 90
Hablando anoche a la confe-
rencia sobre los ninos y la de-
mocracia, en- la Casa Blanca,
ell presidente Roosevelt dijo
que debe buscarse una perma-
nente seduction a los males e.
con6micos Y sociales y que no
puede p%rocurarse gravitandn
sobre ell tesoro federal, sine
que debe barcar un programa
de adecuadas contribuciones
We mayores ingresos, o un mas
alto nivel de vida, para los ha
bitantes de los districts y A.
reas pobres.
Los acontecimientos en- ell
mundo vienen probando que
nuestra democracia debe ser
vigoriada en- ztodos los pun
tos donde muestre tirantez D
debilidad. La adecuada defen
nacional requiere adecua-
das m~uniciones e implementos
de guerra, y al mismo tiempo.
ciudadanos educados, saluda-
bles y felices. NingIn requisi-
to tornado en- particular Y sin
ell otro nos dara seguridad ne
cional.
Dedic6 ell presidente impor
tantes parrafos a la ninez y
opin6 que mucho queda aun
por hacer. "Todavia tenemoS
muchos ninos que viven bajo
condolences que deben ser CO.
rregidas 81 nuestra democra-
cia ha de desarrollarse a Sill
mas alta ca%pacidad".
Dos wees mencion6 ell Pre-
sidente su criterio de que 80
bre ell tesoro nacional no pue-
de caer toda la carga de la re-
construction social Y econ6mi-
ca.
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NO PODRA Sc
CUR E~JEROIENDO LA PRO
FESION DE AVOCADO

Atendiendo la recommendation
de un Comite investigator, ell
iuez Parks, de la Corte del Cir
quito, prohibi6 aver a Gregorio
Afanador, de Puerto Rico, IN
abogado, IQue continue ejercien-
do su profession.
La conducta de Afanader, ss.
gun Ell juez, reSulta inconvenien
tie a la buena practica profesio-
nal.
Intervino ell abogado en- IN
case de divorcio y obtuvo que
ctra mujer Sc hiciera pasar CO.
mo la esposa de un demandantc
Y aceptar la notification que la
oficina del sheriff sirviera por
orden del Tribunal, La esposa
sc hallaba entonceS en- N. York
y NADIA saba del divorcio.
Afanador manifesto en- su de.
fensa que ell esposo lie engah6,
por cuanto 81 no conocfa a IA
mrjer y no saba que otra per-
soma, que no la esposa, habfa re
cibido la citaci6n del Tribunal.
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
LA cAcETK
BEDACHT DECLARE EN- FA-
VOR DE BROWDER

New Eprk, Enero 20.-Un IL
der comui ista, Max Bedacht, de
clar6 ayek habia .visto a Earl
Browder eAa%ecu, en- asuntos
de negocios, en- ell mismo perio-
do de tempo en- que viajaba, Sc
gun el gobierno, con I'm pasapor
tie false. Bedacht dijo de name
ra indirectamente que el traba-
iaba como un organizador co :
munista.
Con su testimonio reforz6 la
tests del fiscal Cahill de que
Browdar habia puesto en- los VI
sados de pasaportes los NOM
bres de otras personals, con Ell
fin de poder viajar por ell ex-.
tranjero. Cuando lie presentaron
las solicitudes de pasaportes, con
las fotograffas de Browder, di-
jo que las fotografiss parecian
ser del procesado.
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WORTH OPINA QUE LA CO.
MISSION DE F~ERROCARRI.
LES REBAJARA LA TART.
lFA DEL PUENTE

Ell p~residente del Comite de
Carrteeras de la Camara de Co
mercio de Tampa, prominenta
abogado C. Edmundo Worth,
pronostic6 aver gu la Comisi6n
de Ferorcarriles rebajara la ia
rifa del puente de Candy y que
Sc continuaan los trabajos para
lograr I'm puente gratis entire
esta ciudad y San Petersburg.
Actualmente la compahia Gan
dy cobra IS centavos pOr Ell CO.
che y Ell automovilista Y 10 cen
tavos por cada p~asajero adicio-
nal.
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AS 1n:45 A. N. Texto

Ans 10:45 A. M. Texto:
"Quiero ser Sano".
Cultos en- Tngles:
A las 1O:45 A. M. y 8 80 P. M.
"Iglesia La Union, 34Os Co
mez Ave-, de Drews. Rev. C. II.
Corwin, Pastor.
Cultos: A las $50 P. NJ, y
Expcsiciones Bfblicas y Can't
cos a las 7:45 P. M.
"San Paolo', Iglesia Meto-
dista Italiana, 81 y Is Ave. Rev.
j. Mason, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica, 10 A. M.
Quito de Meditation, IL is
A. M.
Reunion de la Liga 7 P. M.
Quito de Predicaci6n s P. M.
a cargo del Pastor Rev. Mason.
"MENSAGE ~EVANGELICO"
iAleluya! Alabare a Jehova
con TODD mi coraz6n''. Salmo
Ill Il.
Este hermoso cantico de ala
banza brota de una fe vigorosa
en- dos; en- su grandeza porque
"es poderos0'' para hacer todas
las coSas mucho mas. abundan-
temente de 10 que pedimos o en-
en- su bondad, poc-
rue esta dispuesto a ayudarnos
en- toda necesidad, va sea gran
de o peqrefa, "pues 81 vosotros,
siendo malos, sabeis dar buenas
dadivas a vuestros hijos, cuanto
mas vuestro Padre celestial"
Esta es la fe que exclama ben
a Jehova en- TODD item
POI; es la fe que entona Aleu-
vas.
La incredulidad, la dUda y
Ell tenor no permiten que Ell CO.
raz6n prorrumpa en- alabanzas
comOestas; !un ambiente asi no
es propicio para los fervientes
cantos de Aleluya!
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
Sc Case LA BELLA MUJER
QUE PERDIO LAS DOS PIER
MAS EN- UN Academic

Hackensack, New Jersey, E.
nero 20.-Con ell hombre que Sc
mantuvo fiel a ella en- la desgra
cia, Jessie Simpson, la bellfsima
muchacha que perdi6 las dos
piernas en- TN accidente ferroca
r~rilero, contrajo anoche matri-
monio. Centenares de personals
Sc congregaron en- la Primera
Iglesia Pesbiteriana para pre-
senciar la ceremonial.
La muchacha Gamma sobre
piernas artficiales y 10 hace con
relativa gracia.
Ell esposo es un agente de pu-
blicidad y sc nombra James Ste
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
Seccion de CuItos
DOMINGO ENERo 81, 1910

DOMINGO ENERO 81, 1910
Iglesias de Ybor D W. Tompa
Mission Presbiteriana Evan
gelica", 2916 16 st. Rev. H. E.
Pressly, Ministro.
Escuela Dominica $50 a. m.
Quito y Sermon: 7:30 P. M.
Martes: 7:30 P. M. Reunion
de las Sehoras.
Mission Presbiterianh', 953
IL ave. Rev. w. B. Passiglia,
Pastor.
Escuela Dominica $50 A. M,
Quito y Sermon IL 100 A. M.
Esfuerzo Cristiano z P. M.
MERCEDES: Z 80 Quito en- lido
ma espafol.
Temple Bautista", 1909 Is
st. Rev. J. B. Silva, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica 9:45 A. M.
Quito y Sermon: 7:45 P. M.
Microbes: 7:45 Quito de O.
raci6n.
"San Marcos. IpleSia MetO-
dista de Ybor, 16 y IL ave. Rev.
r. j. Parker, Pastor.
EScuela Dominica $50 A. M.
Quito y Sermon 7:45 P. M.
Martes: 7:45, Hernandez
Wesley.
Microbes: 7:45, Quito de 0.
raci6n.
"Iglesia Metodista de West
Tampa" North Albany y Union
SITS. sHW
Escuela Dominica 9:45 A. NJ.
Quito en- Ingles IL 100 A. M.
Reunion de la Liga de J6ve-
mes: 80 P. M.
Quito y Sermon, 7:30 P. M.
FL texto del Sermon: "No Apa-
gu6is Ell Espiritu de Dios".
Uunes: 800 P. M. Herman
dad Wesley.
Jueves: 7:3O P. M. Quito de
Oraci6n.
LOS Peregrinos" Congrega-
cionales, 2339 Green st. Rev.
Veto A. Venezia, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica $50 A. NJ.
Servicio de la Manana 10 80.
Mimisi6n ia Esperanza"
1922 Laurel st. Rev. C. H. Cor
win, Pastor.
Cultos en- Espanol:
A las 9:45 A. N, Texto: "En.
vic su palabra y los san6".
La gaceta., 1940-01-20
IANDLY ELECTO PRESf.
DFNTE DEL CoFRE DE
| Ia
Ell Core de la Comknidad

Ell Core de la Conn nidad
eligi6 aver presi%ente Sr
JAM c. Handy, ccNocido cil-
dadAno, y primer vice esidOn-
tie al Sr. Lopez B. Lowry, que ii
rigira la cuestaci6n.
James w. Warren es ell segun
do vicepresidenteSeon u Sra. j.
.O'Brien, secretaria, y T. q. Mix
son, tesorero,
Directories electos por tres a.
nos: E. N, Short, Howard P,
McFarlane, Francisco COMA
lez, R. w. Masters, 4 MorrEE
White, E. D., Warndt y Jerd me
A. Waterman,
IntegraranN comite eiecutN
vo los sehores Carl D. Broreinj
R. W, Masters, Gettis B. HeE
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

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derson, Howard P. MacFarlane
y Morris E. White.
Gentle de presrpuesto; Frank
DE- Jackson, presidente; ]. A.
Griffin, Carl D. Brorein, r. j.
Binhicker, H. P. MacFarlane,
James c. Handy y Lopez B.
Lowry.
Ell informe annual reveal que
ell Cofre recolect6 ell aho pasado~
$89.945 y que aGn faltan pQr CO
brar $12,185.
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

Worth asist6 a un juieio ce-
lebTado en- Tallahassee EN- com
pania de J. H. Donnell, de la
Association De Trafico. :
Dfcese que ell Estado obten =
dra' ina ayuda de 100000 del
gobierno federal, para ayudar a
Ia construction del puente gra-
tbs. u '9'FE
La gaceta., 1940-01-20

ward. Mrs. Steward gan6 ell IT,
tulo de Miss New Jersey en- un
certamen de belleza. Tiene q
ahos de edad.