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Glacier County chief., 1940-01-05

GUS ticket Offices in the city. An
important government official, hav-
ing bought his ticket, had left the
ticket office intending to meet the
bus at corner some twenty blocks
away. He had been waiting at this
corner for a few minutes when a
young man stepped up to him and
said, II overheard someone give
you the wrong directions. The bus
does not stop here but one block
east. You still have time to make
your train"
When the president of the railroad
had some important negotiations
with this same government official
two years later. he found that this
one little incident had made him a
loyal friend of the road.
Glacier County chief., 1940-01-05

than 80 seconds. Displays must
therefore be built around interest
ing ideas and tell the selling story
in not more than 80 seconds.
Window displays are important
because 81 per cent of all purchas-
ers are based on sight. Shopping is
mostly seeing and seeing is believ-
ing
When a store has windows on Both
sides of the store entrance, the right
hand window always receives more
attention than the left.
1t pays to display goods adver-
tised in local newspapers. There
are more than 500 brands of tooth
pastes but dozen well advertised
brands represent 80 per cent of the
total toothpaste business.
tBen syndicate-wNU serviceJ
Glacier County chief., 1940-01-05

heve this love that sweeps me like a
storm can't conquer you? Do you
suppose you can fire my veins, tor
ture my heart-and not burn in the
same ecstasy? said burnl You are
as passionate as am! You are no
cold beauty. Come here"
She was against the table. He
was pushing her backward. Things
were falling off the table. He was
kissing her. His face was buried in
her hair. She freed her right arm
groped-seized the tennis racket and
struck him hard in the face with its
edge. Blood. Blood on her frock.
Lots of it. Rundhia let 60 then. He
found his handkerchief and held it
to his face. Blood.
Lynn gasped, GREATNESS: What
have / done?"
He didn't answer. With the hand
kerchief to his face he turned away
from her.
"Rundhia," she said, II wouldn't
have hurt you for worlds"
"You have broken my heart" he
answered.
''Rundhia!"
1t was the Maharanee's voice. The
great teak door had swung open.
The Maharanee stood in the door
way. staring, with the guards behind
her. She turned and dismissed the
guards.
'Rundhia, what have you been do
ing? There is blood on Lynn's frockl
Lynnl Darling, what has he done
to you?"
mo harm," Lynn answered. She
turned to hide the blood and the rip
in her frock.
The Maharanee spoke to Rund1ia,
in his own language, vehemently,
for about minute. She was at no
loss for words. She let him have il
with the governed directed anger
that cuts like q whip. Then. In Eng
lish. for Lynn's benefit:
Don't play for sympathyi That Il
no more than one Of your usual
nose b1esdsi Let your doctor attend
to T. Col"
nm1his strode ffpm H. roam.
~ 0eAarnneo can,e - pm IN
Glacier County chief., 1940-01-05
Convict Becomes Expert
In Grating Technique

SACRAMENTO, cALIF.-Jack
Essary, inmate of the state pris-
on here, is making a name for
himself in horticulture, and graft
ing especially.
His new technique Of producing
plants from cuttings has attract
ed wide attention. Unable to OBJ
tain the chemical "Harmondin
A." used to treat the severed
ends Of cuttings, he discovered
the same results are obtained by
soaring with q hot iron. He has
perfected the grating Of tomato
plants, which ordinarily do not
reproduce from cuttings. He has
also succeeded in producing
dahlias from seeds instead Of
bulbs, thereby reducing planting
costs - per cant.
Glacier County chief., 1940-01-05

If all the national, provincial and
communal roads in Italy and in its
empire were laid end to end they
would circle around the world al
most five times.
The highways in Italy, Ethiopia,
Lydia and the various island pos
sessions total more than ITO, 900
miles. All of this mileage rep
resents modern, wide, surfaced
roads.
In Italy there are 105, 900 miles of
highways. OF this total 1900 miles
are national highways and the rest
provincial and communal roads.
There are 1000 miles of completed
roads in Ethiopia and another 1000
miles will be ready for use within
the next IL months. In Lydia there
are approximately 1000 miles of
roads, 1,250 miles of which skirt the
seafront, extending from the Tuni-
sian to the Egyptian frontiers.
Italy claims that its roads are the
highest, the most beautiful and the
most fascinating in Europe. The
highest road climbs over the Stelvio
into Switzerland. At its highest
point it reaches an altitude Of 1850
feet above sea level. The most
beautiful, according to Italian
claims, il the winding. picturesque
road in the pastel-tinted Dolomifes.
The most fascinating y The carde-
snna. which runs 1long tI1o wssl
I'D Il Lake 0ardn. Il = = marvel
Glacier County chief., 1940-01-05
THE STORY THUS rAR


IA. district IN India along with his INDISPENSABLE Moses ohy
valuable diamond
4
Of he
b
named Harding Deborah
and becomes violently She
Win her and stay with the That Prince hundha
the o M . the
Norwoods
Glacier County chief., 1940-01-05
DOLLAR MAKERS
Small Services
Keep Clients
Well Satisfied
By GEORGE T. EAGER


ADVERTISING may bring
4 \ new customers to a bust
ness but it is held by the small
and ittle-heard-of services rem
dered by employees who come
in direct contact with Gus
toners.
An old lady recently stood
at the curb of a New York
street. She was afraid to cross
and was bewildered by the
heavy traffic. A big cement
truck came by. The driver noticed
the old lady, slowed down his big
truck, steered it into position that
would stop other traffic and mo-
toned to her to cross. That eve
ming the old lady mentioned the in
cident to her son and recalled the
name on the truck. ''I'm glad you
told me this" said her son, chose
Glacier County chief., 1940-01-05
RIO BE CONTINUED

of engineering, as most of its length
is carved out of solid stone noun
tains and long stretches run through
galleries.
Italy has eight superhighways
(autostrades), reserved exclusively
for high-speed motor traffic. They
pass through some of the most beau
tiful regions in Italy and form di-
rect connecting links between
places of artistic and historical in
terest. Work of keeping Italy's
highways up to date has been en-
trusted to the autonomous road
board. Through its labors the
greater part of the italian road
system has been reorganized.
The Inconvenience Of the old
thoroughfares have been reduced.
Dirt roads, which meant mud in
rain and dust in dry weather, have
disappeared, and road surfaces as
phalted and paved. Dangerous
curves and steep gradings have
been eliminated. Trees and fences
alongside roads have been painted
with white hands to aid night driv-
ing.
Glacier County chief., 1940-01-05

THIS crocheted set of hood with
= scarf and muff. delights every
little girl. It's in loop stitch, ex-
cept the scarf which is mainly In
single crochet. Pattern 1921 con-
tains directions for making the set
in 5 to 12-year sizes; illustrations
Of 1t and stitches; materials re-
quired.
Send Is cents in coins for this
pattern to The Sewing Circle, Nee
dlecraft Dept, 50 Eighth Ave-,
New York, N. Y.
Glacier County chief., 1940-01-05

people are going
to get an order
I o r a ! a r g e
amount Of cement
which I am plac-
ing tomorrow"
One of the rail-
roads leading out
of New York
takes passengers
to its main ter
minal by buses
which leave yari-
Glacier County chief., 1940-01-05

pie will use the
shady side of the
street for every
four who use the
sunny side.
1t Ia k e S t h e
average person
seven seconds to
pass a window
and those who
stop to look at a
display will rare
ly remain longer
than 20 seconds
Glacier County chief., 1940-01-05
CHAPTER VIII

Norwood could almost physically
feel those diamonds in his tunic
pocket. He should have asked
Lynn not to mention them. He knew
that. 1t was too late to turn back.
And besides, she was having a row
with her aunt and it wouldn't be
cricket to butt in. He wished he
hadn't seen Lynn kiss Rundhia.
There were two things that Norwood
ached to do that minute. One was
to punch Rundhia. The other was
to 60 to the temple and throw those
diamonds at the high priest.
But that was just the kind of
thing that Norwood could be trusted
not to do. He knew exactly what he
should do. But the Maharajah and
his court were waiting to give him
official audience. He glanced at his
watch. There remained only five
minutes in which to reach the pal
ace in time for the appointment, SO
he mounted his horse at the gate
and rode up the long drive to the
front door, where he arrived exactly
on the minute. The sails wiped the
dust from his boots and he strobe up
the palace steps, expecting to get
away within fifteen minutes. But
time, in India, is one of lethargy's
dimensions.
As captain, Norwood wasn't en-
titled to be received from the
throne, SO the Maharajah sat on
gilded chair at one side of the room,
with officials of only second-grade
importance on smaller chairs to
right and left. The chamberlain
stood and read aloud from the in
struction for the reception Of Brit
ish captains:
His Highness now enquiries after
the visitors health The visitor
responds His Highness is pleased
to welcome him His Highness
begs him to be seated The Wis
itor sits -. His Highness :"
He was met and UNFORTUNATELY
detained by the Maharajah's min
lister of state and four other i'm
portant members of the Council.
Silently cursing his luck, he did
his best to escape. But servile
wretches in silken liveries flung open
the door of an anteroom.
Look here, Diwan sahib, I'd be
awfully glad to talk things over with
you now, but I have urgent business
at the Residency."
"Oh, but Captain Norwood. we
could phone the Residency."
THAT wouldn't help, Pm afraid.
I'm not expected there. need the
Residents advice"
"Ah, but Captain Norwood, is not
our need greater? Documents, argu-
ments, some witnesses, are ready
now! His Highness has postponed
important business to be present. He
is waiting in the Council room.
This boundary dispute is SO urgent
and its implications so important.
that we feel our importantly is
justified. We beg you"
"Oh, we'll" M
Norwood could almost feel those
diamonds, burning him through the
lining of his tunic pocket. Tension
crept into his normally easy man.
ner. The ministers detected it. Ten
sion became mutual.
Il hope you'll bear in mind I'm
in hurry"
Two cars started from Rundhia's
palace door within two minutes of
each other. Having brought Run
dhia's nose-bleed under control, the
Bengal doctor drove away first, in
the smaller car, for a professional
coll
Glacier County chief., 1940-01-05

Two cars started from Rundhia's
palace door within two minutes of
each other. Having brought Run
dhia's nose-bleed under control, the
Bengal doctor drove away first, in
the smaller car, for a professional
call on Aunty Harding. If he had
been going to his own execution, he
Glacier County chief., 1940-01-05

Lynn, Lynn darling, I am too
ashamed to tell you how I feel. Has
he hurt you? Are you all rightf
have told him ! will neither pay his
debts nor speak to him again until
he has your full forgiveness"
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
HOY COMENZARA A SUBIR
LA

La oficina meteorological local
anrncia que las heladas y ell in
tense frio perderan hoy inten-
sidad y que esta noche no habra
peligro para los cultivos que ha-
yam podido ser salvados. Lenta-
mente comenzara a Subir la TEN
peratura, luego de causar en- es-
ia ciudad, condado y estado G.
normes perdidas. Sc caIcula la
temperature para hoy entire 38
y so grades. Creese que para ma
mama Subira a 60, en- horas de la
tarde.
No hay a la vista, que Sc sepa,
otra nueva ola fra.
Hoy por la manana, en- la es-
taci6n de Cowhill, Sc registr6 un
minimo de 10 grades. En- ell edi-
ficio del correo fructu6 la tem-
p~eratura entire % y 80 grades.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
2REGUNTAS HECHAS PoR
LOS E~INLANDEsES A Los
PRISIONEROS RUSOS

Helsinki, Enero 29.-ICuaren-
ia prisioneros rrsos de Suomue
salmi fueron interrOga1.s pOr
una estaci6n de radio. Por cada
pregunta bien ccnt:stada sc pro
meta un tabaco. Solo once pri-
~sio1ercs ganaron tabacos.
-ICual es la capital de Fran
cia?-le preguntar5h a uno.
Berlin.
Il Quien es ell presidente de
Ia Union Soviet?
Stain o Molotoff.
-iQue cifra produces Ia mrl-
tip,icaci6n de siete por ocho?
-Diez y seis.
Il Quien es Otto Krusinen?
-Algo asi como ell presiden-
ta de Finlandia.
-lCual es ell ncmbre del Sal
vador?
No 10 sc.
-lCuales SON los paises es-
candinavos?
-Turquia y Finlandia.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
SERAN INVESTIGATES LAS
~AOUSACIONES CONTRA
Ell CURA FASCISTA C. E.
COUGHLIN

New York, Enero BEL a.
sistente fiscal federal Rogge de
clar6 aver que investigate los
cargos hechos por una organi-
zaci6n hebrea contra ell cura
Charles f. Coughlin, un fascis-
ia. Tn comite de la Jewish PeO-
pie ha hecho graves cargos con-
ira Ell cura con motive de los
discusses reaccionarips que vie
ne pronunciando por la Radio.
Los agentes federaias donti-
n1an en- sus trabajos para COM
pletar la investigation de Las ac-
tividades a-ntidemocraticas de-
Frente C~ristiano.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
BROWDER INICIO SU CAM,
PANA POLITICA

New York, Enero 29.-Ea"l
Browder inici6 su campaha
politiGa como candidate a;
Congreso de la naci6n por Ell
distrito decimo cuarto de New
York.
Ell mejor soporte de mi cam
campaha politica, y por clio
quiero darle las gracias, es ell
juez Coke, que me conden6 a
cuatro amos de prisi6n por la
causa del pasaporte.
LA otra vez, en- la guerra
mundial, me mandaron a la
carcel por oponerme a la que
ira. Ahora me quieren man.
dar antes de que commence la
guerra. Lanz6 nuevos alta
ques contra la adinistraci6r
del Nuevo Trato y dijo cue
esta habia preparado un pre-
supuesto de guerra.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
SERAN E~XPULSADOS LOS
COMUNTSTAS EN- DESA-
CUERDO CON MOSCU

Ciudad de Mexico, Enero 90.
Una commission especial del par
lido Comunista recomendara La
expulsion de los miembros que
Sc hayan mostrado en- desacuer-
do con ell gobierno de Moscu.
Seran expulsados los que ha-
yam criticado la condrcto de
Stain en- cuanto a Finlandia Y
10 ql1e Sc hayan abstenido de
condenar, como mOnstruosos,
los recienteS articulos de Trotz-
ky en- contra de Stain y su re.
gimen.
Los comunistas dicen que E.
Hos prefieren los leales a Mos
Gu, aCnque sean pOcos, que los
cpuestcs a las recientes actua-
clones politicas del Soviet.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
Sc ESCAPE OTRO MINIS
r CHECO

Praga, Enero 29.-Una decla
raS6n cficial reveal que ri pre-
ci5snts Hacha ha destitrtdo a
les ministries La1..'av Faiera =
bard, &c Agricultural, Y DIR. ia
rcmir Meas, de fijacitn de pre-
clos, porqua sc marcharon del
pals, sin permiso uniendose al
gobierno de la Repdblica Checo
eslovaca en- Francia. Meas se
march6 ell primero y Feiera-.
bend el segumd. La cartera de
Agricultural Sc lie ha cOnfiado
temparalmente a j. Krejic, mi
ni.tro de Justicia.
S5bese que los ministries des-
titu;dcG iban a ser a~rrestados
Dor los nazis, cuando resolve
ron egcapar.
Iasautoridades nazis no ocul-
tan STU enfado per la fuga, por
cuanto con esos ministries conta
ban para procurar mejorar sus
relaciones con los checos. Todos
los esfuezos del Protector Won
Neurath regultaron ahora mas
d.ffciles.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
DE ESTU-
N EN- LA NOCHE
DE HOY

Las escuelaS preparatorias
de Tampa entregaran hoy sus
diplomas a $50 estudiantes.
La de West Tampa, dirigida
por ell quito professor Randolph
Mclaughlin, e~fectuara su cere
monia en- el Centric Asturiano.
Tocara la orquesta de la escuela
Y cantara ell coro.
Seran entregados los premios
anuales de Ia Legion America
ma, Club de Maestros e Hijas de
la Revolution Americana.
En- La eScuela Wash;ngtong-
ton Junior High la invocation
re1igiosa estara a cargo del Rev
Walter PaSsiglia.
Entregara los diplomas ell Sr,
E. E. Jeter, ell director, y Calvin
Swain pronunciara ell diScurso
de bienvenida.
Actos similares tendran lu-
gar em las escuelas Memorial,
de la cual es director Ell Sr, F,
C. Grove; Wilson, Jefferson y
Franklin,
La gaceta., 1940-01-29

las ventas, per efectos, de las
oramdes firmas comerciales Ia
'e3 como tiendas de daparta-
martas, &denas de teatros, ca
denas Ge tiend2s de menIdeo, y
tamb.en de las grandes firmas
Il pcr mayor. Item mas, Sc emu.
mersran las operaciones de fir
mas mas peqUsnas que quedan
incluidas en- una lista especial
de preguntas formu.adas para
las tiendas que t~uvieron negocio
de menos de $4,000 en- Ell 1899.
Los $500 empleados del Ne
gcciaG1 que estan Eevandoles a
has negociaciones americans
los esqueletos qre deben llenar-
sc, les estan entregandb tam
bien este e~squeleto especial abre
Waldo a toda tienda de abarrotes
carnicerfas, puestos die frutas Y
verduras, restaurantes y fon-
das, delicatessen, penaderfas,
tienJas, de segunda mano y Or
tros tipos de negocie a menudeo
Gel pats.
Otra lista de preguntas Sc es-.
ia usando para recoger infor-
Sobre los negocios de servi-
clio, tales Como los cines, barbe-
rias, salas de belleza, zapate-
rias, reloierias, garages, saias
de billar, etc. Este crestionario
Sc esta usando tatmbien para re-
coger datos en- las pequenas IA
hricas cuyos negccios durante
ell ano 1899 no pasarm de 5000
pesos, va que Ell censo de las ma
nufaeturas no incluye fabricas
tan pequenas.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
I-%lUE ENTRE UN AUTO
MVIL Y UN FREN
I'm mSOEto fos haridoA grapes

Ep ell cruce de Il callaS $50, en-
"a Ache de aver, NScaron I'm
g lom6vil Y un tren de eSea-
beard Air Line y perd16 Ia vida
un c;udadano, que arn no ha po-
dido sar identificado, y recibie-
ron leaiones muy~grav6s V. Roy
BARNES, de Bradenton, 80 amos,
y Samuel Corbett, 20 amos, de
Bradentcn, que viajaban en- ell
coche.
La victima perdfo la vida ms
tartameamante, pen drsnca-
miento. En- ell Hosp Ital Nun sci-
pal Green que sS>efopabilidaAes
de satvaci6n& los heridOs sdN
muy eScasas.
Ell choqrle tuvo lugar contA
la "fragataS de cola Y ell maqNl-
nista no Sc entsr6 del acciden-
tie hasta mas tarde,
Otro tren que pasaba detuvo
la mercha y avis6 a la Sestaci6n.
Qpe3l5 destrozado por COM
plato ell ~autom6vil, que era de
marca Ford,
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
ESTA OPERADO UN
NIETO DE SANFELIZ

Ell pasado vieFnes fue ope-
RADIO de APPENDICITIS por ell DR..
A. l. Gonzalez, en- la clinica
Gel Bien P1blico", ell niho Ro-
berto Martinez, nieto de nues-
tro companero y amigo j. R.
Sanfeliz.
En- la mahana de hoy ell es-
tado del nino esa sa~tisfact3-
rio.
lie deseamos n~osotros un RAJ
pido Y complete restableci'
miento.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
MAS DE 400 HOMBRES EN-
PLEADOS EN- LAS R
DE ROBERTS CITY

En- las cbras de Roberts City,
donde ell gobierno federal cons
truye apartamentos para perso-
mas de la raza negra, trabajan
actrlmente $50 hombres.
Cundo sc empiecen los traba-
jos en las obras de Ybor City y
Seminole Heights, ell n1mero de
aumentara en- 1850.
Las obras en- Ybor City seran
demoradas por las pretensiOnes
exageradas de algunos duenos
Ola casas y SOlares.
Ell gobiernO Sc vera obligado
a realizar la expropiaci6n por
medio de los tribunales.
Ell dfa II fueron abiertos los
pliegos de subasta para la cons
trucci6n del proyecto de la Gale
de Broad, que lleva ed nombre d.
Riverview Terrace,
va saben nuestros lectoreg
qre al proyecto de Ybor City s.
lie do ell ncmbre de Ponce de
Leon
Residir$n EN- Roberts City,
534 familias de la raza negra;
$50 de Ia raza blanca en- Ponce
de Leon y 1923 en- Riverview
Terraces.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
La GACETA
Ell Negociado del Censo de Estados Unidos va
Nara las condolences del Concrete y las
Industries manufacturers

iC6moNa passpon Gurante Ell
aho de 1893 los tres millones de
firmas comerciales y las ciento
setenta mil fabricas que hay en-
los Estados Unidos de Am6ri-
ca?
iVendieron LAS tiendas mas
ell ano pasado que cinco amos a.
tras, cuando sc hizo el 1ltimo
empadronamientC de firmas CO.
merciales? SProdujeron las ia
br:cas mas efectos que en- 1887,
cuando Sc levant6 81 1ltimo CEN
SO de industrial7 manufacture
ras?
IQus comparaci6n existe en-
tire has actividades comerciales
en- general, comparadas con
1929, que fue ell afio maximo de
comercio e industria en- las his
toria de EStados Unidos?
Las contestaciones a estas
preguntas estan siendo recogi-
das 10 mas rapido possible por Ell
Negociado del Ccrso de les Es-
tados Unidos, bajo la direction
de Harry l.. Hopkins, Secreta.
rio de Concrete y de William
Lame Austin, Director del Cen
so. Ell Negociado comenz6 los
empadromamdentos Idle las fir
mas comerciales y manufactu-
reras del aho de 1889, en- 2 de
enero die este ano. Sc han en-
pleado $500 expertos de ambos
sexes, que sc encargaran de vi
sitar tcdas las tiendas y fabri.
cas- del pals.
Los empadronamientcs de,
comercio y las indrstrias manu-
factureras SON parte de la tarea
de empadronamiento mas gran
de que Sc registra en- la historic
del mundo. Sc lie llama Ell Ceu-
so Decenal D6cimo Sexto, por-
que la mayor parte de sus acti-
vidades consistira del empadro
namlento de Ia poblaci6n de Es-
tados Un6dos que es ell decimo
sexto habiGo hasta ahcra. Co
menZara ell Ia de abril. Ell pri-
mer censo sc lsVant6 en- 1890,
por raluisito de la Constitution
Americana. De5de entoncas Sc
ha levantado una cada diez a.
nos. Otros censOs que Sc van q
levantar en- 1910 incluyen el
Censo de Agriculture Ell de Mi
mas y Cameras, ell de irrigation
y Drenaje, y, por primera vez
EN- nuastra hiStoria, ell Censo de
la vivisnda. La mayoria de eStos
cenSos tdltimos comienzan Ell Il
de abril, junto con Ell de la po-
blaoi6n,
FL CenSo del Comericio cata-
lograra toda especie de negocios
importantes EN- los Estados Uni
dos, va seam grandeS va pequs-
nos. En- este censo Sc enumeran
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
DEFUNCIONES

Esta sehalado para hoy Ell en-
tierro de la Sra. Antonio Ors,
de IA amos, que falleci6 aver en-
SUI domicilio, 1907 de la calle 20.
lie sobreviven dos hijos y dos
hijas. Actuara en- la ceremonial
religioSa ell Rev. Passiglia.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29

Manana tendra lugar el en-
tierro de Francesca Ferrante,
de 78 amos, vecino del 1881 de la
calle de Main, que dej6 de exis.
tir el sabado.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
LEGO al L A LA
CAPITAL

Madrid, Enero 29.-En CANT
mo de Lisboa, donde embarcara
para la America del Sur, arrib6
aver ell exprimer ministro belga
Paul Van iceland. Lleva una
mission especial.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
L coBRE FL MUNDO'
gn Cohete a 1000 kil6metrOs
dc GltuTd


Con la vision de velo.idades
en- el aire que Sc aproximan a
los 10000 kil6mstrcs per hcra<
los ingen.eroE del Institute TIC
nol6gico de California est$n NS
fectuando enlayos con- coheteS
motores.
Les calcr1cs te6ficos indicaN
'que I'm cahete expIorador de 600
libras podria ser lanzado a cinA
co millones de pies sobre la ST.
perficie de la TERRA, o sea a una
distancia aproximada de 1900
kilometres.
La Argentina a Ia vanguapksG
en- Ell trdfico aereo
Ha quedado evidenciadol una
vez m5S QUE Ia Argentina u
ma de las naciones mas progr-
sistas del mundo, 'especialmen-
te EN- 10 que a la aviaci6n Sc re-
fife. Ell informe de su Departa-S
mento de Immigration muestra
que durante los Gtimos 80 dfas
nan tornado pasaje por ell aire
mas viaSeros que los conducidos
por c~arreteras, ferrocarriles o
vspoes en- la Rep1blica del Pla-
Ia.
Las salidas pc las aerovias han
sumado LILA pasajeros contra
.274 que utilizaron vehiculos en-
las c~arreteras y las Was ferreas
~ 1,102 las rrtaS maritimas.
Los pasajerOs llegados por a.
WON a la Argentina, don6e la
Pan-American posee una de sus
mas importantes terminates en-
la America del Sur ascendieron
a 1888, a muy poca distancia
de los que utilizaron los vapores
Los que emplearon trenes y
transportes motOrizados por ca
rretera que6aron bien a la zaga
con 297 pasajeros en- TODD ell Pc
rfodo.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29

Hoy Sc verificara ell sepeliO
de la Sra. Angelina Perez, falle-
cida ell pasado viernes. Recibira
Sepultura ell cadaver en- ell ce-
menterio del Centre Espanol.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29

Jose Blanco, de So amos, dej6
de exiStir aver en- un hospital
local. Deja a su viuda, Sra,
Conception Blanco, dos hernia
nos Y una hermana.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29

Para hoy esta fijado el entie-
rrO de Pietro Leone, de SO amos,
vecino del 1919 de la Novena
avenida.