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Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
WedneadaY. April l0. l94O.
Al 10 O'CLOCK y. NJ.
Rain or Shine
LIVE STOCK

Rain or Shine
LIVE STOCK
One pair Of good mules. work any
where; good mare, COW, fresh with
calf by her side. years old; l COW.
years old. fresh in June.
FAR HING MACHINERY
One low wagon. high wagon. inch
ana quarter aXie dearborn. I carriage.
lmggy. ! No ~ John Deere riding
pillow. No l3 Oliver walking plOw. steel
beam; I horse rake. ! drag. GU-tOOth;
good laRd roller. I Osborne mower.
riuing cultivation, ] Farmers FaNOrite
drill, Acnle harrow. l grindstOne.
double \ rake. some walking cuittVa-
tors. 1 ls-kes Of finishing nails, 3 barrels
ana kegs, lot Of slovels and forks and
rCpc harness. lot OF double trees and
EeCk yOkes. lot COW chains, lot scrap
chains. log chains, l pile of scrap
IRON, row marker. some fence posts.
3 hand corn planters, ? scythes ana
cradles. ] corn spout, l good set al dear
horn trees, l set of wagon springs,
good dearborn seat. 3 calf muzzles. Lot
fodder strings. l rope pulley. lot OF
Germ knives. lot OF buggy wheels. lot
horse collars and brides. boxes Of as
sorted bowls, ! cutting cauldeF. / good
sine turner, I sci OF Hitler tiukes. ! tool
chest. lot Of LOOd = baskets. ! buggy
o. good sOya bean hay. | stack of long
fodder. horse muZzles.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One 5-burner Florence oil stove with
oven. in good condition; J fernery. flow
- stand. oak rocker. stool chairs. lot
of pictures. lawn mowers
REAL ESTATE
81 acres of land. 25 acres of clear and
q acres Of umber with room house.
TERMS on Real Estate made known
OH day OF sale.
And q lot Of other things too numer-
OuS to mention.
TERMS on Personal Property CASH
o., day Of sale
WILLIAM J. WILLIAMS
BridgeVille. DelaWale
John -l3icisaFE0Ii, Atlcti0neer. =,
Charles II. Sstnm0tls. Clerk. m29-&tp
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oRpAANs. co0aT sALe
W 11FNEN9 NID1RI oFFIE
Trustees Sale
0F VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

Situate in Cedar Creek Hundred, Sus-
sex County and State Of Delaware. To
be- sold under proceedings in partition
as the lands Of Marion f. Warmer. Paul
v. Tracy and Charlotte r. I1Illmer
lss virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
for SusseN County. made ON the 10th
day Of March, a. D., 1870, I will eN
pose to sale. by way of public auction.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
. E XED
CHICKS

If you have limited house
room we suggest that you buy
pullet chicks and do away
with noisy fighting cockerels.
Our sexing expert guarantees
95ff accuracy. Twenty years
of practical experience is back
of every Hastings chick.
S. c. WHITE LEGF1ORNS:
We have Seidel and English
strains of high egg production.
BARRED ROCKS: Cove,
Combs and Dennison strains
eggs direct from New Eng
land.
CROSS C1ICKS-Our New
Hampshire Red-Barred Rock
cross is the choice of particu-
lar brolermen.
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS:
Our eggs come direct New
England = Christie strain.
TURKEY POULTS - Our
eggs come from California
and Virginia Certified breed
erS.
ALL BREEDING FL0CKS
HAVE BEEN PULLORUM
TESTED AND APPROVED
BY STATE OFFICIALS.
IIatches every Tuesday and
Friday the year around. Pay |
us a visit and see the new 7S,-
600 egg incubators-rhe last
word in modern incubation.
Visitors are welcome anytime.
Write today for free chick
booklet and prices.
IIast;nss Hascharv
ParSOnsburg, Md.
Phone Salisbury 1866
Careful buyers order
Hastings Chicks"
I-5-4t
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you BREAK AND BEND

We WILD AND MIND
0xy-acetylene Welding, Cutting
and Brazing We specialize In Elec-
trical Repairing Batteries Gener-
at0rs Radios.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
HUNTER AND COVERDALE
Phone 387
One block east of First National
Bank. o2s-tf
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks
and deep appreciation for the beau
tifnl flowers and kind help shown BY
neighbors and friends, also to Rev.
Herson for his words Of comfort
during our recent bereavement
1tp William B. Weldin and Family.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

FOR SALE-ImprOyed Real Estate.
Apply Daniel J. Layton. Jr.. George
town. Delaware, or Murphy 4 Hayes,
Harrington. Delaware. No. 1-All that
certain piece. parcel or tract Of land,
lying and heing situate In Indian River
Hundred. Sussex County and State OF
Delaware, ON the East side OF the road
leading from ST. Johns TO Stockley. ad-
joining lands formerly of David Petty
John. deceased.. Thomas Steele, William
T. Wilson. and others containing sew
enty t70l acres. " the same more or
less. with no improvements thereon.
NJ. 2--An that certain piece. parcel or
tract Of land, lying and being situate in
Indian River Hundred. Sussex County
and State OF Delaware. ON the West side
OF the road leading from ST. Joints Ia
adjoining lands OF. William
" Wilson. Larry Moore. Floyd wilkins.
lands formerly OF David RettyiOhn. dG-
and others. improved by a Two
story dwelling and outblliidings thereon.
containing about seventy (7Ul acres. he
HE same more or less Timber win he
excepted down to s or 10 inch and pine
strip around house a5-3t
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

AzFoar % c6N6iTicS $ ssE
First NaEionaf Bank
and Trust Company
% anEsoHn. N zaz ssAsz a. oEEau am
At TIE CLO8E % BUSINESS ON
MA8cE s4 issa
Published in reaponsa 70 call mads b. canp-
tneliar o. tao Cluae1cY nndef erclion sal.
.. 8. Revised Statutes
AsBETs
loans AMI disconnta tineiaaine
S264.5s oyeEdraftsi ...........s 6 ssa.7es 10
Unitsa elates 0oYsnnient chliea-
,,,,, llea., sl''e. aaa iassssssss Sss.sss.os
o9l.setiaas ef States and political
Other bsnds, nsses, and asssaturss. "a, ~ "a
Fsd'IaI Ss.sTls 5saE - $50 a.lssao
Cash. balances with other banks IN
ciudlnG reserve balance, and cash
items IN process of collection M s72 .2iB ss
Bank premises owned 0lD2, ,5aie1
Furniture and fixtures ls.o2524
-, -. - ii7.ss1is
premises ..,.-,..s. ..+...s.... ....... 40,555.o1
Other assets Observation-Disclosures. ai5Ss 20
TOTAL ASSETS ......... s4.saasaaIs
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits Of individuals. part
nerships and corporations 500 $50 see 81
Time deposits Of individuals, partner
ships and corporations ....! Z s79, ca. 90
Deposits Of United States Goqern-
ment tneluding postal savngsl ls.O5iss
Deposits Of States and political sub
Other deposits tesrtiasd and cashiers
Total nEPosITs sa.ssisas.ii ji;ii H''''-O'
rnrAr. trAauTrfra q -, go !,
CAPITAL ACCOUNT
common stock. total par. t2sO.OOOOO
-s 25OOOOOO
surplus .,..- ..-...,...........-..... 75O,O00.OO
Undivided profits ....... ....-..-.. 334.745.7e
Reserves (and retlrement account
Tor preferred stock ............. 10000 90
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS si.s't.Ial.Is
Total LIABILITIES AND
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...-.... .S4.O2ss7s.l3
MEMORANDA
Pledged assets (and securities loan
ed tbook Vauel;
Cbl Other assets pledged to Sc
cure deposits and other nabiii-
ties Including notes and bills
rediseOunted and securities sold
under repnrchase agreemsnD ss0.3i5.OO
c' TOTAL ...@-4-... sis,s's.S'
--------
Secured liabilities:
ta) Deposits secured BY pledged
assets pursuant to requirements
Of law ....................... se3.OO4.ss
(dl TOTAL .................. Sss, ,sOa. 50
state Of Delaware,
,ounty Of Kent. IS:
l. W. =. MclAAuL, eashisr Of the aboEe-nam-
ID hank. do solemnly swear that the shove
Is tFae to the best Of my knoWlsdse
md belief.
W. p. McFAuL, Cashier
sWom to and subscribed before me this 3oth |
lay Of March, 1870.
ssaD Harry 3. Thaw, Notary Public
Correct-Attest,
DANIEL HIRsoH !
JAMES L. DAVIS
THOMAS DAVIS
Directors
-srsas4--ir
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
CARD or THAsKs

We wish to thank friends and rel
atlxes for their many klndnesses
shown us during the illness and
death Of our wife and mother.
II Joseph Wheatley and Children.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
UBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
Personal Property

At my home on the stone road from
RT1dgeville TO Redden. near O'Day's
Filling Station, ON
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

NOTICE-Cash on your car or truck
1895 or more recent models. Libert,
Finance Corporation. Harry B. Thaw
Agent. Milford. Del Phone s52. Il
PERSONAIs-Al Housewife. inn
prove your floors during spring
house cleaning by waxing them.
Rent our elecfrlc floor pOlisher for
only fifty cents a day. Humes
Hardware Store. Milford m29-4t
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
LOST

LOST-License No. a8Bs between
Sears in Dover and Houston. Henry G.
Harris Houston. lip
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
REPORT OF coNDITioN or THE
Millsboro Trust
Company
OP MILLsBORO IN EHIE STATE OF ,nELA-
WARE At THE cEosE OF BUSINESS
ON MARCH &c, 1850
AssRTa


OP MILLsB0RO IN EaE STATE or nELA.
WARE At THE cz.osE o. BUSINESS
ON MARCH &c, 1850
ASSETS
Loans and discounts (ineluding
$500 ogerdrailsi e.,..,....s,--. t4ao.ssOsi
l United States Government obllsa-
i tons, direct and guaranteed .... l2i sos 0l
ooligations Of States and political
snDdivisions -s.r..-....-....- 1l.3oa0 O
Other bonds. notes. and dsbsntures l1s.RO3 d
Corporate stocks ....-.,- ....,..-... 2.5o2. q
Cash, balances with other hanks, in
eluding reserve balances. and cash
items IN prsaess Of collection ~. SIS 81
Bank premises owned $i7.023.57
Furniture and fixtures i.sss.ss
Real estate owned other than bank
| premises .......--........ 1856 90
Other assets c....................-. 32.OG
TOTAL ASSETS .....1.......... sssa.OsI. 81
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits q indiudaais. part
neTships and Corporations s.. S3lO, ,378 I6
ships snd sarporaaioas - :. 4ss.sssas
divisions ......, s.. ..,.-..re... i.4s3Os
checks. ete9 - ........,s.sg :. lO7s7
Bis payable, Tedlsconnts, and otheF
liabilities for borrowed money 100000
TOTAL LIABILITIES .l...s.... sSzS. .9se.es
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
capital' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tsOOOO.OO
Surplus ,.................. ....... 100000
Undivided profts ....e..... 2ss2O.ls
Reserves (and retirement account
for preferred eapitaD ..-.......-. l0.3lO.60
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS slss.iss.7s
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ......... SS6s. .eal.a7
This banks capital consists Of common stock
with total par value OF ssO.OOOOO.
MEMORANDA
Pledged assets (and securities lOaned)
(bOok valuel;
(al U. S. Government obligations,
direct and guaranteed. pledged
TO secure deposits and other liza
tsl TOTAL .........,.......... sii.Sss.Si
ta) on date Of report the required
legal reserve against deposits Of
this hank was .,.,.....-...... s54, ,545 80
tbj Assets reported above which were
eligible as legal reserve amounted
10 .-.s,s,..,.,-..s,- ,-..,.,t..,. &JO0,1b6.d2
l. ELISHA A. STEELE. Cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true and that Il FULLY and cor
reetly represents the true state Of the several
matters herein contained and set forth, TO the /,
best Of my knowledge and belief
CoTreet,-Attest:
ELISHA A. STEELE, Cashier
}. REESE WHITE
HARLEY p WHITE
JAMES +. oosLEE
state of Delaware.
County OF Sussex, IS:
sworn to and subscribed before me this 2Sth /
iay OF March, 1910, and hereby certify that I 4
Am not an officer or director Of this bank.
(SeaD Elizabeth Duffel, Notary Public
Ny Commission expires l0-2s-4o.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

FOR SALE--COrner lot on DUPONT
Boulevard. abOut two miles south of
Milford. having a fronage Of pa feet
and depth Of 506 feet.
FOR SAI.E-TwO desirable building
lots at slaughter Beach. No Lot
50NlS4. adjoining property Of John W.
Burris. No. 2--I4Ot 75x231 adjoining
property Of VIM r. Murphy.
FOR SALE-Cottage at Slaughter
Reach. Six rooms and bath. Electric
lights and gas range. This cottage is
furnished and ready to move iT. Buy
nOw and enjoy a long summer at the
beach
The First National Bank 4, Trust Co
m22-3t Milford. Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

One Tair of good mules. work any
where; ] good mare. l COW, fresh with
calf by her side. years old; 1 COW. z
years old. fresh in June.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

FOR SALE-One odd mule. 3 years
old. one grey horse. 10 years old; one
Fordson tractor and plOws. good shape;
one low down wagon. one John Deere
riding cultivatOr. good as new; one =
horse disc harrow. one mower, also new
Allis Chalmers Farm Machinery See4
w. II. Draper. Delmar Del, or Davis
G. Draper, Glendale, Del. m29-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
STRAWBERRY Plants

cleaned in large or small orders. So 80
per 1000. Featuring Yellow Free Blake
more and Everbearing. State inspected
Al w. $. TOdd's farm, Greenwood, Del
Isaacs Brothers. a5-2t
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
BABY CHICKS 49,. a. .eslss s.ssdin z

FOR .SAI.E-4 binders in good shape.
some as good as new. Five 1920 Me-
CoTmick- -Deering tractors, one F20
tractor, all in good condition. Good see
ond hand tractor plOws. disc harrOws.
etc. Horses. mules. cows and colts.
Everett B. Warrington. Harrington.
Phone 102R12. a5-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

NOTICEs-E0ll your lawn nav fur
ouly Ahty cents a day. You can rent
our water weighted roller and i'm
prove yOlIr lawn J. Il. IIumes and
Son. Milford. m3J-2t
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05
NOTICE

NOTICE. will incuhate your tur-
key eggs. G. Harvey Towers. Preston.
Md Telephone 4Fl5, Denton. Md
m29-4tP
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-05

FOR SERVICE have purchased the
E6rcherOn Stallion formerly owned by
Mills and will stand him for service at
lny farun for the 1910 srason MIlmir
Simpson. Milford. m29-4tp
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

nandez, de piano, y Wilfredc
Rodriguez, de violin, fueron
muy elogiados per los asisten =
tes,
Irtervin:eron en- ell progra-
ma, siendc muy aplaudidos, 10
ninos Raul Vali,spinc, Raquel
Ndnez, Carload Gonzalez, Mer.
cedes Govantes. Henry Gallo.
Violeta Mand1se, Mary Leto,
Jacqueline Weber, Maria Mas,
eieEo, Ofelia Pages, Lawrence
Gunt,r, Ocilia Garcia, y Lily Nj
litello.
Los asistentes salieron muy
sati fechos.
Congratulamos a los profeso-
res Fernandez y Rodriguez pOr
los rapidos progresses de sus dis
cipulos.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
NOGAS SOClALE

la Feria no persigue fines lucra
tivos.
Ell alcalde Chancey entreg6 la
Have de Gro al p~residente Bro
rein Y tuvo frases de congratu-
laci6n para la Feria y la WPA
por les nuevos edificios.
En- ell pabeIl6n de Ia industrial
tabacalera h&biles torcedores
hacen puros.
Tambien funcionan algunas
maquinas de elaborar.
Hoy es ell dia de las emocio-
mes. con los celebres autOmovi-
listas de Lucky Teter. Presenta
Teter % actOs de gran sensa-
oi6n.
Esta dedicado ell dia del jue-
yes a la pOblaci6n de Zephyr
hills y Ell vierDes a los ninOs, que
entraran de gratis.
FL sabado sera el Dia de los
Campesinos y el lurAs entrada
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
Segundo Dta de la FeriG

La nueva Feria de Florida, de
lineas modernistas, Sc abri6 a.
yer. La mayor attraction del dia
10 fue la orquesta de Hal Kemp,
tan conocida pOr sus audiciones
por la Radio.
Los "a pabellones de la Feria
estan repletos de bellisimas ex-
pOsiciones.
En- este ano los Royal Ameri-
can Show han superado y ell
.pGblico elogiaba anoche los nue.
vos espectaculos y su moderna y
atrayente presentation.
Miles de j6venes bailaron con
la orquesta de Kemp, alabando-
la grandemente, y asi 10 haran
desples con Eddie Duchin y
Red Norvo.
Kemp inici6 SD programa con
ell himno nacional y despues ejc
cut6 un programa como jamas
Sc habia dido en- los terrenos de
la Feria.
Entraron por las puertas, ba-
tiendo la marca del aho anterior
28,203 personals.
SatisfechO del @xito, Carl Bro
rein, Ell presidente, DECLARE: Es-
to prueba a la naci6n que Flori-
da tiene Ia mayor habRidad ina
ginabIe para recuperarse de sus
quebrantO so de algO q. 10 parez-
ca.
En- estos terrenos tenemos u.
ma prueba de 10 que Florida o
frece, y IS una prueba capaz DE-
inspirar confianza
u ogya~iRdta wssaoEt d
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

Kent, eyposa del duque de Kent;
8, Nine. Antenor Patino, esposa
del Millionaire de Bolivia; a, Sra
james H., X. Cromwell, millona.
ria Y esposa de UNI Millionaire;
8, la esposa de Begun Aga
Kran, el iafe espiritual de los
m0hometanoS de TODD el mundo,
6, Sra. Gilbert Miller; 7, la barO
mesa Ergenia de Rothschild; 8,
Sra. Harrison Williams; 8, la a.
mericana condesa Barbara Ha-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., y 10, la Rel
ma Isabel de Inglaterra.
CalciilaSe que esas mujeres
gastaron ell ano pasado, en- ro-
pas. y joyas de adono, mas dc
un million De d6lares.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31

la eSeasez de mater:a prima "a
los resultados de la piraterfa in
glesa en- los mares.
"Al;mania no cruza la fronte
ra de Francia Y no ataca la Ii
nea Maginot pOr razones que
son suficientemente claras''.
La Situaci6n interna en- Fran
cia e Iglaterra es tad que un vic
lento d-erramamiento de sangre
rudiera producer Una reaction
interna cargada de peligrOs pa
las classes directoraS. Greece en-
esOs pafSes ell movimisnto con.
trario a la guerra, aumentan los
precioS de las vituallas y de des-
organiza la vida economical.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
Erhibici6n de arte

Erhibici6n de drte
FL pabell6n de arte de la Fe-
ria contiene este ano cuadros dc
renombradOs artistas de TODD Ell
mi ndO.
Una de las colecciOnes perte-
nece a Thomas J. Watson, pre-
sidente de la International Bu-
iness Machine, que ell aho pasa-
do gan6 ell segundO mas alto
sueldo de la naci6n, $453, 440.
La Federation de Arbe de Flo
rida preSenta so cuadros de ar.
tiStas del Estado. Tampa tiene
su representation por medic de
la Liga de Estudiantes de Arte
y Ell Club de Artistas.
Una parte del pabell6n est5
dedicado a Ia fotografia.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
MIEMBROS DE LA CAMARA
DE DIPUTADOS DE VISI.
TIA EN- LONDRES

Londres, Enero 3I.-Presi-
dida por Ivon Delbos, ministro
de educaci6n nacional, Sc en-,
cuentra aquf de vista una CO.
mission de la camara de diputa-
dos de Francia, integrada pOr
IL hOmbres. Conference la CO.
mission con I'm grupo de diputa-
dos de la Camara de los COmu.
mes.
Forman parte de la cOmisi6n
francesa miembroS de todOs los
partidos. La reunion con6u1nta
de DOS dirutadOs anglo4framce-
ses sera p~residida por Delbos.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
LAS DIEZ MUJERES ME-
JOR VESTIDAS DEL NUN
DO

Paris, Enero 31.-AAs diez
mujeres mejor veStidas del nun
co, segi Mos mas celebres cos
tureros franceses, son las ST.
guientes: II, la duquesa de
Windsor, esposa del duque de
Windsor; no. 2, duIuesa de
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
y Don J-sa Gaspar:,.a con sus
riratas Y piratillos.
FL pabeIl5n de mujeres

Ell pabelt6n de mhJereS
Fl pat|kn o. nw's. IS de "a
Feria, con sus magnificas labo-
res d. aglia, FIVE muy visitado
a,aa'. MS Do $500 artic"los, he
chos por 500 sehoras Y sehori-
taS, SON exhibidos.
UnH eo,chcneta cont,ena l3500
tridngulos multicoiores, hechos
por una DANA de 81 amos de
edad. Varias colchonetas han ST.
10 teiidas por mnos memories dc
2 amos.
La Sra. +. ID. Fox presentd
rra exhib!ci6n de muebles en-
miniature.
Les jueces encargados de ad.
judicar los premios iniciaron a.
yer mismo Sus trabajOs.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
Cabaleros del AguilG de- ORC

ONEONSNtOt w WV
A todcs los tenedOres de bo-
nos del Castillo Cristobal Colon
No. 7 Sc les cita para la junta &c
neral que Sc verificara el jueves
dfa primero de febrero, a las 8
de la noche, en- Ell edificiO de la
UOgia.
En- esta ;unta Sc nevaran a
cabo las eecciores para inte-
grar ell Comit6 Executive de la
corporation durante los pr6xi.
seis meses. Ruegase la asis-
tencia de todos.
La Association Castillo Crist6-
bal Colon No. l realize la cons
trucci6n del hermoso edificio de
la Novena avenida y calle 16.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
UN ESCRITOR RUSO HA-
BLA DE LA ~"PIRATERIA
INGUESA" EN- Ell MAR

Moscu, Enero Dim UNI ar
ffbul otitulado "Tranquilidad
en- Ia Linea Maginot y en- la Mu-
ralla Occidental, el escritor ru-
SO v. Krushoff interpreta 10
que 81 diario "Pravda" viene liza
mando 'la guerra helada".
Sc refiere ell articuliista a Ia
situaci6n economical y atribuye
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
UNA COMPANIA EN- Ell
TEATRO DEL CENTRIC O.
BRERO

Ell domingo IL de Febrero ha
"a su prim.ra presentation en-
ell teatro del Centre Obrero una
cOmpania integrada por artis-
tas locales.
Seran eStrenadas las obras
bufas cutbanas "Los Perros de In
Sonora" y vista Inoportuna".
Estaran los pracios dentro
del alcance de todos los bolsillos,
Is ~centavOs los mayores y 10 los
ninos.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
"
COSTA

No pase humillaciones por teneI
la cara ,lena ae granos. Aqui es-
"a Ia aynda FL liquido ZEMO,
poderuso s~uavizante, alivia raoi-
damcnto Ia c0mez6n Ell dolor y
cufa. InMO coutiene 10 de los
mas ]podcrosus Electives ingre
dieutes mcdic0s, recommended
pOr csraaia istas de gran mer
Jua pfIeua ie rDnyencera. 80 ct
900 I'm cualquicr hoti-
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
Recital

El lunes sc ofreci6 un recital
de piano y violin por los nih0s
de la Academia de la WPA, 81.
tuada en- los altos de la Camara
de Concrete DE Ybor,
Los profesores Luis A. Fer
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
ElecciOneS

Celebrara hoy tenida de cleo
clones, en- el edificio de la Move
ma avenida y calle 16, la Secci6n
Juvenil de los Caballeros Leales
de America.
Encarecese la esistencia de
todos los miembros.
La gaceta., 1940-01-31
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pOndiente al cuarto trimestre.
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general. Comenzara a las S:15.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-01

Yes, we in radio sure do have lot of influence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-01

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-01
Cn ANlIsJM CRACKER
MUCH ABOUT MUSIC

These questions about music should not be difficult since they cover only outstanding music and musicians. You should be able to answer all Of them with the musical facilities of the modern world.
 1. Name three great "Bs" of mu- sic.
 2. If Francis Scott Key wrote the '.Star Spangled Banner" who wrote sStars and Stripes Forever"??
 3. Who is the composer of Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes,?
 {. Name three songs famous dur ing World War No. l.
 s. What is the difference between cantata and cappella?
 Answers on Back Page.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-01

The thousands of New Workers who crowd the Central Park Mall to hear Franko Goldman and his band will share their enjoyment of these traditional concerts this summer with their fellow New Workers at home and with 1isten- CTS from coast-to-c coast, when WATR and the Mutual network broadcast from the Mall every week. WATR will air the Monday concerts, from 9:30 to 1O:0O p. m., EDST, starting tonight.
 One of the city's most cOlorful institutions, the Goldman concerts have been a feature of summer life in New oYrk for twenty-two years. The Goldman organization is generally recognized as the worlds foremost symphonic band.
 Although the Goldman Band plays marches with all the rOusing tempo of Sousa, marches are not the major item in its repertoire. Today their programs are devoted mainly to the classics and semi classics.