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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
-HTNEY" HIT BY FIRE

An explosion Of gasoline caused
$50 damage 10 a gasoline-operated
gtney" at Milwaukee No. 2 dock
Saturday morning. Firemen an
Swered the call and extingusshsd
the blaze that started when the
vehicle owned BY the Puget Sound
freight lines was being refueled
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
PRISON FILM OPENED SUNDAY AZ FEATURE
 OF COLISEUM SHOW

The teaming of James Cagney and George Raft in Each Dawn | Die,". which opened yesterday at the Coliseum Theatre, brings to- gether the screens two topmost portrayers of authentic modern hard guys, and the result is a brilliant reality-far and away prison picture which achieves a the strongest drama of this type ever to reach the screen. es i, Sent to jail as the result of a frame-up, Cagney isp naturally re- bellious His attitude is met with brutality by the prison authori- ties and that results in a degen- eration which makes of him, on the surface at least. as tough and vicious a man as any convict in the place.
 After he saves Raft's life, the latter gives him a loyalty which eventually results in Raft him- self laying down his, life to prove his friends innocense. And thus Raft vindicates the only principle to which he has adhered in his whole life.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
 ToApp|,ear ?,
 In Concert
First Appearance of Or. qanization Is To-
 morrow Night

The Ladies Ensemble will make 8 first appearance tomorrow night in special concert to be given in the Scottish Rite Temple, accompanied by soloists Marye Berne, soprano, Merle Janice Schroeder, soprano; Ernest Ehler, tenor; Stanley Tollef sen, violinist with Ruth McVay and Irene Rulaford as accompanies. The following is the complete pro- gram for tomorrow night and a cap- acity crowd is anticipated: America The Beautiful-Bates- Ward-Soloists and Ladies Ensemble England-(First performance in Alaska )-Samuel Richards Gaines. Forget Me Not-(First perfor- nance in Alaska) Samuel Richard Gaines.
 Scandia-tAn epic of the North land)-Samuel Richard Gaines. Of All The Year Iris Summer (First time in Alaska)-Samuel Ri- chard Gaines.--E Ernest Ehler.
 III
 L'ete (Summer)-Chaminade. Minneiied-ArTang by Kramer Let My Song Fill Your Heart Charles-Merle Janice Schroeder
 
 A Kiss In The Dark-Herbert. Just Awearyin' For You-Jacobs- Bond.
 Calm as The Night -Bohm. God Bless Americar-Berlin-La : dies Ensemble.
 Meditation drom Thais)- Mass enet
 Schon Rosmarin-Kreisler. Alteration = Borowski Stanley Tollcfsen and Gene Rulaford, ac- companist.
 Floods of Spring -Rachmaninoff We Two Together-vKernochan. Death of Jean D'Arc-Bemberg
 VII
 Your Friml-7Ernest Ehier Stanley Tollefsen and Ladies En- semble.
 Tales of The Vienna Woods Strauss s-Ehler-Marye Berne, Ernes Ehler and Ladies Ensemble
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
Lo!IsA!.nlgeI||ess. j \ }c $ l'IiUhi
 Has Biz kitk {
 Over rCensusii }

i LOS ANGELES Cal May 20. - Mayor Fletcher Bowron of Los An geles suggests that the census of Americas fifth largest city was not very thorough, since. his Honor. himself was overlooked. Mayor Bowron declared that he thought his official position entitled him to being counted by Uncle Sam. The Mayor said that a check showed about II percent of the City Hall employees had not been counted, and he presumed that the same percentage, of omissions prevailed throughout, the city.
 The tentative Los Angeles popu- lation was announced as 1,385,613, an increase of about 12 percent since 1880. It was the first time in the present century. that Los An geles failed to double its popula- tion between counts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
FIND RARE
 k!E1TAl;f[ND ]
 NO DEMAND

ROANOKE, Va, May 20. Two Virginia Tech professors have dis covered rich deposit of the mineral gallium. Now they are, trying to find what to do with it. fss4s
 J. w. Whittemore and P. s. Dear, of the Tech ceramics department found mineral containing 0,2 per cent of gallium which, according to the U. s. Bureau of Standards, is the richest mineral in gallium con- tent known.
 So far, however. gallium is only a laboratory curiosity. The total world output in 1887 was 50 kilo- grams. or no pounds, produced chiefly in Germany This command ed price of about $1.800 a pound. Any extensive increase in produc- tion would make it a. drug on the market" until some commercial use is found for it..
 The only advantage to be gained by increasing production and lower
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
0yer0ne Hundred
 Attend Federd al
 Dinner and Dance

One hundred and ten Federal and Territorial employees and. their guests gathered in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel Saturday ev- ening for dinner and dancing.
 Guest of honor for the evening was Mrs. Ernest Gruening.
 Ray Ward was installed as presi- dent of the National Federation Of Federal Employees during a csre- mony following the banquet; Fred Geaslin as Vice President, and John Keyser as Secretary Treasurer. Capt. John Clark and Hugh J. Wade were installed as directors. W
 Entertainment, arranged by Louise Kemper Jerry Waite and Vincent Bcauchamp. included accordion, mu- sic. by Tony Dalsanto, singing and dancing by Margaret Gianacos. and wizard of magic, J. Malcom Creamy
 Josephine Wright and Valerie Pearce were in charge of reserva- tions for the affair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
THREE ARRIVE
 FROM HATHE
 ABOARD TAkU

The steamer Taku of the Alaska Transportation Company docked at Femmer's dock last Saturday at 4:30 pm. with three passengers from Seattle for Juneau and left early Sunday morning after unloading freight and taking aboard two pas sengers for ChichagOfg Island.
 Passengers arriving in Junca,, were Mrs. Leslie Meyers and MT and Mrs, T.. H.. Lucas. m
 Passengers. leaving, were Herbert Lee for Tenakee and Mrs. E. M Felton for Hoonah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
BEAVERS
 5TuMpED

PUEBLO, Colo, May 20 Bill Rutherford. CCC camp foreman, tells about the beaver colony that mistook fence for an aspen grove
 Beaver store aspen bark for food" says Rutherford "A rancher on Willow Creek built a fence and used green aspen for posts.
 The beaver tried to fell the posts, severing them at the base, but the wires held them upright. The ami
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
REpUBLl(IFLAY NAzI INVASION
 OF L0WLAND5
Twenty-one American De- moeraeies Call Germany
 "Unjustified, Cruel"

PANAMA CITY, May 20. - The United States and twenty other Am erican Republics characterized Ger many's invasion of Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg as "unjustified and cruel"
 In joint declaration about the German drive through the low countries, President Boyd of Pan- anna published, statement today on which 21 Republics reached, an agreement last night. The govern ment of Panama acts as clearing house for Pan-American neutrality matters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
Sag Dinner Party
 For Chee Hermann

A. stag dinner party was given Saturday evening for Chec Hermann, son of MT. and Mrs. R. R. Hermann, at the family home on West Eighth Street. The occasion was his six teenth birthday. s 30 gs-
 After dinner the remainder of the evening was spent in playing games.
 Guests were Griffith Nordling, Le- roy Vestal, Dean Allen, Simpson MacKinnon and, Horace Adams Jr.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
MUSIC DRAMA
 PLAYING NOW
 AS HIT HERE
They Shall Have Music Is Featured al Capitol
 Theatre

A new landmark in motion DIG ture history was reached last nishV when Samuel Goldwyn, one or Hoi- lywoods fore m ost pr u C CT 5 brought Jascha Heifetz and ms immortal violin music to th e screen in "They Shall Have Mu- sic" richly human story which had gala premiere at the Capitol Theatre Sunday and received the thunderous plaudits of capacity audience. In addition to marking the screen debut of the great Hei- fetz, "They Shall Have Music also brings to millions of moviegoers all over the globe the thrilling mu- sic of the California Junior Sym phony, an orchestra composed of 45 boys and girls who have been hailed as juvenile prodigies.
 Directed skilfullly and dramatic ally by Archie Mayo, They Shall Have Music" is the story of slum boy, who has inherited talent for music from his dead father. The boy lives his life on the streets, frightened by an iratc stepfather, lurcd by gang stories and anxious to make easy money. Through a series of strange events, he lands in settlement music school run by an idealiStic professor who takes him under his wing. w hen the grateful youngster learns of the desperate financial straits of the school, he undertakes to win the patronage of the great Heifetz, who is in New York for Carnegie Hall concerts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
ErstwhiIe Mariner Dizzy Watching PheasantS Hatch

Howard Jensen, Alaska mariner turned nursemaid, reported today from the Petersburg experimental game farm that 284 pheasant chicks have already matched from eggs at the farm and that more are expect ed. The young birds are of four var ieties.
 Jensen, erstwhile patrol boat skip per for the Alaska Game Commis- sion, notified Executive Officer Frank Dufresne that broods of chicks are also being matched in territory around the farm by Mon" golian phessants liberated last year and whcih spent the winter in the wild.
 Emnirc claSSlflcdS bring results
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
B. p. w. CLUB
 DINNER TONIGHT

A 6:30 o'clock dinner, followed by an installation service, will be held this evening at the Scottish Rite Temple by the Business and Pro- feSsional Women's Club.
 Installing officers for the oc- casion will be past presidents Mrs. William Paul and Miss Caroline Todd
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
TEN THOUSAND DIE
 IN R0TTERAM N
 NAzlS HURt BOMBS

PARIS, May 20.-The Dutch le- gation charges that German bomb- CTS killed more than 10000 civilians in. Rotterdam alone. The prospect that other cities would be similarly treated forced Dutch armies today down their arms. But the country will continue, fighting, com munique from the legation said,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20

will visit his daughter in Portland. Madsen reported fairly good
 season in prospect. Two hunters from Shreveport, Louisiana, are now out in the field. Others living in Cleveland and Texas arc plan
 ing Alaska trips this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20

clement vou expect main dish to supply Canned Sal mon is rated more abundant, in pfotsan than almost other main dish foGd Then iaess m nood sorce of vtamn D. Salmon also supplies vftamins and plus the valuable food minerals calcium sqa M nhosphorous help keep teeth and bones sound anu healthy. 8esI Canned Salmon and you know why we sly-,to you AIaskans as well as to the U S.-for Goe4 heesH ana good eating-serve Canned Salfnom!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
Rainbow Girls Make
 Plans for Officers

Plans for entertaining officers of the Grand Assembly were discussed at Saturday nights meeting of the Order of Rainbow Girls in the Scot tish Rite Temple.
 After short business session there was initiation.
 Later in the evening Nina Solov- ieya, well. known soprano, gave an informal musicale.si <
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
KODIAK GUIDES ... HEAD IS VISITOR

Charles Madsen, President of Ko- diak Guides, nine-man outfit cat ering to wealthy sportsmen, was Juneau visitor today enroute to the States on the steamer Yukon. He
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
GIVE suREET PARADE

Director Ed Berutto' and mem bers of his splendid l. Anchorage hand. recently gave a parade on Sunday, then a street concert which drew hundreds and caused expres- sions of great appreciation,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20

ing the cost would be that more people could experiment with gal Hum in. search for it's possible industrial use.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20

When making up, spiced friiit cookies to accompany hot or cold beverages, use pineapple juice in place of the liquid called for in the recipe. The tart flavor is very good with spicy blends.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20

INTO MILLIONS of U S. homes this year goes an mpor- Itant health message Science finds notqbe food yates r Cnaed salon in nhis IS the siOry .nai and
 others thronrh national circulation magazines. It's another fact about Aaskas good product that is en- courapine more and more U S. women to serve Canneo Salmon in their homes.
 !" r.5 ooson +oo for Alaska families to enjoy more Canned salmon Food authorities say that Canned Sal
 mon contains greater store of important nutrients than almost any other food Proten for nstance-tne loou
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20

mals tried again, this time severing the posts higher. Still the posts remained upright.
 They are busy yet trying to fell those trees and it appears they have set themselves an all winter task" @,. +e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20
Southern Pacific

For folders. reservations. additional inior- nation, write K. E. GHoRMLEf,. uSn' .5a ASt P.ss. Dept, 1905 Fourth Ave, Seattle Ws.h or cG. ALTON,s Can. Gen. Agt., sie Howe st., Vancouver. B.c: or J. A. oRMANDY. Gen. Pass. Agt., ozz facine Bldg, Portland, Ore
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-20

Empire classlfieds bring results
La gaceta., 1940-08-03
LOS DUQUES DIE WINDSOR
EN- LAS
BERMUDAS

Washington, agosto B.-Ase-
gGrese hoy queel vapor america
noo kx.a, bur, Goa permiso De
De- Comisi6n Martina, tocara en-
, Bermudas Y ALI De embarca
nj o. du-ae Y la duoluesa e
Windsor. ri duque Sc dirigira
desde tsas islas, en- un barco de
guerra, a tomar pos esi6n del car
50 de gobernador de las BAHIA
mas. No Sc tienen noticios SO :
ore Uueel vapor americana va
" oltado por IN bulue te
guerra; pero Sc admite que IS
possible.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03
OTROS SIETE
TENIENTES
MGRdddOs a Fort Benning otros
I reclHtds

La Secretaria de la Guerra
nunci6 aver ell traslado a Mac
Dill Field, Tampa, desde Barks-
lale Field, La, a los tenientes
Richard Unquhart Goode, Geo.
Truett Nicholson, John Basil
Gray, William Jonas Koch, Ste
en- Edward Koran y George
s5wis Lyle, Jr. Todos pertene-
Gen al cuerpo de aviaci6n.
Once j6venes mas, reclutados
en- Tampa, fueron enviados a
yer para su entrenamiento mi
litar a Fort Benning, Estado de
Georgia. Ell seis por ciento de
los reclutas son graduados de
colegios y universidades y ell 80
por ciento de las escuelas de Sc
gunda ensehanza.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03
Cubanoe y Carbaldroe Sc batran mafaaa
en- Ell Primer Desafio.
Los Astrres, refoPzados cen Grandio, .
~jugaran en- ell segyhdoAN

VaraSf PinielI Lemus, Mas9Ia
L5& lanzadores mas.
81 &Elipe Grandio encuentra
'os espeiuelos de hstS r, s:ra
ma valiosa adquisici6n para los
AsturianoA,
Tenemos entendido que les
Gales utilizaran como pitcher al
oven Ferrera.
~Un nuevo>arbitro actuara en-
ugar de Leavine, que saldra de
naHobras con la Guardia Ma
.,onal, a Ia cual pertenece.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03
Quito %serm6n 3 p. m. Ex-
rerrclones bfblicas 8 p. m.
MENSAJE EvANGELICO
Venctendo al mando

CfhNtN ftNV W HFNftNO
Lectura bibliea: Juan JIG: %
al 33. Texto: MAS corfiad, 70
he vencido al mundo," San
Juan Is :33.
Estas fueron las Gltimas pala
bras que Ell Maestro dirigi6 a
sus discipulos. Saba Ell que Sc
Ran las dltimas, y por tanto,
de trascendental Importance.
En- apariencia, eran contra
dictorias a la realidad de su si-
tuaci6n. FL mundo en- breve ,e
arrancaria la vida, no 10 ignora
ba Y no obstante declaraba "He
vencido al Mundo." Los amos
han demotrado la 'certeza de
las palabras de Cristo: Ell Sc yer
que muy por encima de los c.
sQres. les PilatoS, los Hercdss Y
los Caifas de su epoca, e. triuH-
- e estoS fu6 NV tran uro;
81 lie Cristo ttenro.
En- medic dc las ,r..haa ! No.
mes e-,5t aagar9uGs, Qte i
ea.air f'Erl Ga Nussiyo eaor
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

. Gran importancia tiene para
Nics los fanatics latinos Y sus
snfigoAel primer desafio de ma
qAfSs Correspondence al quinto
6guipgo de la segunda serie de
la Lis Entersocial.
La fuerte nove4d de la Unio-
mel que solo ma perdido un jue,
go en la seglnda serie, Sc batira
con- ell team Gel Circulo Cubano,
qud parece dispuesto a desem-
pei lar un importantisimo papel
Ell o que resta de campeonato.
a Unione ~Italiana, ahora d.
rigi ia por ell correcto y transit
geIAc FspolitA. tratara de ven
css a !cs Cu5aAcs, con Salemi Y
p ano IN Ia Inca de fuego. e
hp. II NC e, team de JesctS
Rodriguez Sc convi;rta en- una
kpositi amenaza.
! Lie CTbaHos p~robablemegte
rtilizArfn 2 McGahagin, uno de
SIS M icre. pitchers, 81 este g
presen 4 en- ba:nas condSioncs,
FL Ct cu!o ha encontrado un
valiosc cstoher sustituto en- Car
ten Y {,te avudara al "gallego"
Cesar detras de Ia gonna" Sc
gln las cirounstancias 10 exijan
Ingres6 en- las filas de la u
None, en- esta semGna, el fame
so atleta Champ" Williams.
La semana pasada los Cuba :
nos reforzaron con Robinson,
pero este cometi6 tres errores.
Jose Schiro, cue lleva descar-
gados dos jonrones en- tres do
mingoS, aSegura haber encOn :
trade la formula" para AFRO
jar la pelota por encimq de Ia
cerca del jardfn izquierdO.
Ell segundo partido de la tar
de sera jugado por los Caballe-
ros Leales de America, ell llama
do "trabuco," y la novena de-
Centre Asturiano, reforzada en-
eSta semana con ell in.cialists
Felipe Grandio y Mario Rodri-
guez.
CaSares tiene un acceptable
cGerpo de pitchers y todos deb9-
mos lamentar la ausencia de Ma
nuel Lopez, que Sc e%ncuentra en-
Miami.
Diypone FaustinO del zurdo
La gaceta., 1940-08-03
MATRIM0NIOS

benjamin +. lawson, 80 Y
Nina Stokes, 80; Abelardo Gu
lrolegue, "a y Rosa Fernandez,
26; Ralph +. Clark, p y Mar
garet Arabella Seymour, II;
Robert w. Klieves, 26 y Martha
Jane Campbell, %; jane Cur
lis Bradshaw, 81 y Loretta Mi
iler, 81 William Schultheis, A
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

Cincu casas en- YbOr, de esqaina. l
de 2 pises. Cuatro de IN piso. Todas
en- buenas condolences, con aceras.
Alquiier de Ss5 por mes. Precio de
venta $1,000.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

Uno que Sc Marcia sacrifice una
casa cue vale $4,000, en- Nebraska,
por$4,00O Mi pesos al contado y ell
resto a plazos. Cuatro h~abitaciones
de dormir, sala de sol, cocina, coche-
"a, DEGRADE, techo de pizarra.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

"CoRgregdcignoles" dc West
V. A. Venezia, pastor,
E. de la IgleSia $50 a. m. /;
Quito y sermon 10 80 p. m,
La gaceta., 1940-08-03
Venta de Propiedades

Dos locales para establecimientos
y una casa de vivienda cSn 3 cuartos,
en- Tampa Heights, $3.50. Una ter
cera cal contado y ell Issto q plazOs
faciles.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

Casa de dos pisos en- Taliaiurfo 3
cuartos, sala, c%ocina, bai.o, arboles
frutales. 75x125 81. 500. $3.50 al con-
tado y Is meses para pagan.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

Cerca del parQpe RoAes, dos cssas.
de %estuco, de dos apartamentos cada
una. A~lquiladas en- $40 al mes. Pre-
clio $2.250.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03
SecGlon oc ult
AGOSTO A, 1910

AGOSIO A, IJ4U
"Scn Marcos" IglesiG MetcN
diSto de Ybor, Is IL Ace, Req
r. J. Parker, pastor.
E. de Ia Iglesia, $50 a, m.
Quito Y sermon en- ingles, 10
Y 80 a. M; Quito y sermon en-
espanol. 8 p. m. FL tema dsl
predicador en- su sermon; "El
Cielo." HAY tai lugar? iQue
crea listed? iEsta preparandose
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

Mission ia ESperunza," 2S2S
Laurel St., Dr., C. N. CorrCin,
pastor.
Cultos en- espahol 8: 80 a. m.
y 8 p. m; CultOs en- inslSs 10
y 80 a. m. Y $50 p. m.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

Una casa con 4 %apartama To-. A!
oui.er &c $3.50 al mes. Precio de
venta 1900. $3.50 al eontado y Ell res
to eomodamente.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

Casa pequefa, dos cuartos de dor
mir, Tampa cerca le Columbus DR.
$500. $3.50 al contado y $40 al mes.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

Ig!esia MetOdiStd de West
Tampa, N. Albany y Union st.
f. de la Iglesia 9:45 a. m.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03
DE I
costa

No pase hgnillaciones Dor tener
"a cara llena az granOs. Aqui e.
- Ia ayndA. NJ li0nido ZEM0,
poderJsO saAvizante. aljvia rGpi.
damente "a eSmez6n, 81 doloF y
eura. ZEho eoatiene 10 De Toe
N IS poderosos sfectivos ingrs-
dientes m6dieos, reeOmendadDa
Dor espscialistas de gran m6nto.
Una prneba le eoHvancerk. 30 eta
'e y ~ IN w. raAi1nier hnt'ss
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

LA Union, Iglesio EpGngf.
lea de Los Glen, 24OS Gomez
Are, Req, OSldndo K. CorCin.
pastor.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

San P0Olo", IqleSia MetoiiS
ia ItGliUna, 81 D IS Ave. Rec.
A. NJ. D. Riggio, pastor.
E. de la Iglesia 9:45 a. M;
Cultos Y sermon IL a. m. y 8
p. m.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

Quito de Communion 8 p. m.
Hsrmarlad Wesley, lunes 8
m; Quito de 0raci6n, jw~ves s
p. m.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

q c.orAx~A~err den
tro &c ties semanas a a
su posici6n detras de
Vaya temprano ma p 81
quiere encontrar I'm 10 a
la sombra.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

Mission PcntecoStol," f7OIh
ga. Ave, ReU. Dennis Vald6s,
pastor.
E. Dominica 10 a. M; Quito
&c predicaci6n 8 p. m.
Durante la semana habra cul
toS martes Y sabado 8 p. m.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

ra~a = Wis v~eriSera? iC6mo
2 e5e IN ci1d23snc de este pue-
b r~ectenecer a ia patria ce-
lesSial?' Visitenos para que con
deremcs juntos estos pro5le :
mas. Todos seran henvCdidvs.
ri Pastor.
Temple BGutiStG," 1909 IS
ST., ReU. J. B. Slpd, pastor.
E. Dominica 10 a. M. Quito
" sermon 8 p. M; Microbes 8
m. Quito de Oraci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03
WGM De TAMPA REGBE DISTINCTION COMO rOOGNA De HOY

EAa codna, IN la reddenes de lse spOsOs Charles L. Mcbride @ Oha de las muhs cOdnaI
tOda eecdeA Pr0Pedad de nuears dhnteA COnGsne una eMs dScHiA moddO gabmAe
mMca General Elechic, w rfiguadr escrio Tne shunbrsdO huOrecsnts, mOdenO.
que nvA los aPartamensa d snba Ia eOHida prep~Sda en- la eOdna NOshOsn nos SEN
limos OgulOsosd de Pode pesntr eA "COha de Hoy" omo ejsmpO de 10 que Sc pusde
hssr cu"ndO Sc pOeen facidAdeS mOdsnas prpOrdonadas pr 81 SrUkiO tOdOeseHco
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

Tenemos para la venta Fincas, Do.
degas, G~asolineras y 10 que listed
busca
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

Mission Presbitgg Jana, bSS II
Gee,, Rev. W. B. Pass Ria. pas
tor.
E. Dcminical 9:45 I'm; Cul
70 Y sermon IL a. NJ El calto
esta a cargo de OswaSo Dlga-
do; Esfuarzo c%ristiano, 8 n. M;
Quito en- eSpahol, microbes 90
D. m.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03
MRS SsLNNlS NSHNL
NEBRASKA AVENUE TAMPA

LA ls>tricidAd resulta un s;rvieate complete en- nues-
ira casa. Hace TODD ~Alumbra, cocina, la usamos pa
ra refrigeration, para muchos efectos electricos y pa
ra las ponpas de aqua. Los rtsultados son exceIentes
y ell servieio eS magnificO y SECURE. Requiere tan POGO
rando los muchos serviciOs que presta. Yo no pOdria
o,tsner e mismO servicio de ninguna otra clase de SER
Vioio y 20 sinceramente recOmiendo Ell servicio TODD
eleetrico para eualquier hogar mOdernO, 81 es que quei-
Zen 10 mas mOdernO en- serviciO a un cOstO insignificante.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-15
War Bulletins

New York, April 15-(UP)-The British steamship Craig, S,6SS tons, sent first an "SSS" call an- nOuncing that submarine was approaching it 75O miles ast of New York, and then an sos" message indicating an attack, Mackay Radio reported today.
 The first message, picked up by Mackay from the Camperdown, Nova Scotia, station, had been sent by the ship at 4:55 a. m. EST. The "SOS", Mackay said, was picked up at 6:10 a. m. EST.
 In its first message the Craig said:
 "SSS SSS 4O:43 (north latitude) 57:24 w (west longitude) Craig submarine coming close 0955 GMT (4:55 a. m. EST).
 Stockholm, April 15-(UP)- Swedish anti-aircraft guns shot down a German plane at Udde- vala, on the west coast, yesterday. killing all but one member of the crew, it was announced officially. The survivor, seriously injured, was sent to hospital.
 The number of men i'm the plane was not known, as the craft burst into flames and was destroyed.
 Swedish neutrality guards fired warning shots it was said, but the plane d0d not heed them.
 (Three German planes made forced landings yesterday on the Swedish west coast, Stockholm radio reported in message picked up at LondOn.)
 Berlin, April 15-(UP)-Ger- many still is not in a state of war with Norway, an authorized spokesman said today. He pre- dicted that there would be no off cial proclamation of a staet of war from Norway.
 The spokesman admitted that communication between King