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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-01-04
Gas Tax Fund For Counties Owe.
Two And One-HaIf Millions

The Maryland counties share of the
1 p cent lateral gasoline tax this cur
rent fiscal year will be $2,658,66O
William A. Codd, chief auditor of the
State Roads Commission, announced
the other day.
The funds will be used by the coun-
ties for maintenance and construction
of county roads and for debt service
Under a new law the counties are
compelled to use one-half of their
funds coming from this source for new
construction.
The new law also permits some of
the counties to maintain and construct
their own roads. The funds credited to
other counties which will have their
roads built and maintained by the
Commission include Garrett county,
which has an allowance in this fund
of $147,S64.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-01-04
PROTECT THE YOUNGSTERS
FROM PNEUMONIA-COLDS

Here are some of the ways by which
babies and young children can be pro-
tected against the colds and pneumon-
las that are so prevalent at this time
of the year. The advice comes from
the Maryland State Department of
Health, through the director, Dr. R. H.
Riley.
"Most of US know how serious
pneumonia is, but not every one real
ICES that it is particularly dangerous
for babies and young children. A child
under one year of age who has pneu-
monia is very much more likely to die
than an older child.
Through the use of the new drug,
sulfapyridine, doctors and health
workers hope to save many lives this
year, which would have been lost in the
past. The drug will be available ali
over the State and the State Depart
ment of Health has worked out plans
to help the doctors of the State in
their efforts to use it effectively and
safely.
Improvement in treatment will
mean saving many lives but many
more could be saved if the children
were protected against contracting
pneumonia in the first place.
ga few simple precautions should be
followed: No person with cold should
be allowed to handle or even come
close to baby. The rule should apply
to relatives as well as friends. If the
mother, or other persons taking care
of the baby, has a cold, she should
wear mask and be especially careful
about washing her hands before touch
ing the baby.
at is well known that children who
are in general good health are in a
much better position to fight off an in
lection than those not in the best con.
dition. The best and surest way to Sc
cure good health Tor child is to keep
him or her under the regular super
vision of a doctor or a well baby
clinic. In this way one can be certain
that the child is getting the right kind
of foods and the vitamins that insure
good health.
eff cold should develop in a child,
it is not safe to place any reliance on
the well advertised cold cures or So
called plans. Such preparations are
usually valueless and in some in
stances may do harm. Nose drops
should never be used for child ex-
cept under a doctors orders.
"The baby who has fever or a Sc
we're cough or who is refusing food,
needs doctor without unnecessary de-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-01-04
HISTORY OF THE JOHN w.
GARRETT HOME, DEERPARK
Which Was Destroyed By Fire
On Christmas Day

To Robert B. Garrett, of Deer Park,
who is employed in the office of the
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles in
Baltimore, The Republican is indebted
for the following, being brief history
of the John w. Garrett summer home
at Deer Park, which was destroyed by
fire on Christmas afternoon. The struc-
ture stood adjacent to the Deer Park
Hotel-immediately across the drive
way leading to the front of the massive
building.
Mr. Garrett is the son of the late
Patrick j. Garrett, for many years in
charge of the hotel and other property
belonging to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, which operated
the hotel as summer resort until in
recent years. Mr., CARROTS mother,
a daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard S. Browning, continues to re-
side in her home, "Hill Top, located
near the hotel
Mr.. CARROTS letter to The Re.
publican reads as follows:
The origin of the fire is un-
known. The original furnishings had
been removed from the building some
years ago, and the only furniture in
the house when fire was discovered
belonged to the tenants, and most of it
was saved. By the time the Oak
land firemen arrived there was nothing
they could de except protect the west
annex of the Deer Park Hotel.
"This fine old broom house, built in
1881, was the summer home of Pres
ident John w. Garrett of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. Mr.. Garrett,
. sick man, came to Deer Park after
the death of his wife, but he never
regained his health, and died in the
house September 2, 1884. A special
train, draped in black and drawn by
an engine bearing on it's number
plate AT Rest, bore the body to Balti-
more, interment taking place in Green
mount Cemetery.
"Mr CARROTS daughter, Miss Mary
E. Garrett, inherited the home and in
her will bequeathed it to Miss M.
Carey Thomas, President of Bryn
Mawr College. Mr.. John A. Droege, a
Deer Park lad, who eventually became
vice-president of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad, pur-
chased the dwelling for summer
home about the time of the World War.
"The Hutchinson family, of Fair
mont, West Va, owners of the house
at the time of its destruction, came
into possession of the property some
ten or fifteen years ago, but had not
occupied it for about ten years"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-01-04
PAGE FIVE

Mr.. Codd explained that the coun-
ties share of the gas tax does not
represent the total amount which can
be expended by all the counties this
fiscal year. Some of the counties IF
the State closed the last fiscal year
with deficits in their lateral roads ac-
counts. These overdrafts will be de-
Quoted from the counties allotments
this current fiscal year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-01-04

lay. Time wasted in trying home rem
edies or patent medicines may greatly
impair the doctors chances to use
really effective treatment, such as sui
fapyridine.
'In short, insure good general health
by having the child under regular SUI
pervision; do everything possible to
prevent colds; if cold does develop
do not use any medicines or 'rubs', or
drops except under a doctors or
ders; if the child seems i'll, call the doc
tor without delay"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-01-04

Miss Margaret Kahl, Cumberland
spent few days this week with her
father, H. w. Kahl.
Rev. W. Dewitt Dickey, former
teacher in the Garrett county schools,
was in Oakland few hours this morn
ing. Rev. Dickey is pastor of Metho-
dist church near Mt. Airy.
Mrs. j. c. Renninger, who was visit
ing relatives at Dayton, O., over thu
Christmas holidays, became ill of
quinsy, and was unable to accompany
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Julius Renninger, Jr., to Oakland
when they returned to their home las
Sunday afternoon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-01-04
Marriage Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Shore, Kitz-
miller, have announced the marriage
of their daughter, Ellen Arose Shore
to Mr. Wilson Poole. The ring cere
mony was performed on Tuesday, De.
cember 26, by the Rev. H. o. Tea
garden at his home on Alder street, in
Oakland
Those witnessing the marriage were
Mrs. Thomas Swansboro, Miss Chris
tine Shore, Miss Ruth Shore, Robert
Hall, Wilfred Paris and Albert Nc
Intyre.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-01-04
MARRIED

MUNSEN- CLARY- Announcement
has been made of the marriage of Miss
Beatrice Clary, a daughter of Mrs
Alma Bell, of Mt. Lake Park, to Mr.
Gerald Munsen, of Hagerstown, which
took place on Sunday morning, De-
cember 81, at Hagerstown.
The bride has been employed in
Hagerstown for the past two years
Mr.. Munsen is employed in the post
office there. The couple will reside in
Hagerstown.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-01-04

Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Ferne Bucket Railey
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Buck
ell, to Jonas M. Beachy, son of Mrs.
Silas c. Beachy, both of near Bit
finger.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. A. D. Scrogum at the parsonage
in Accident on New Years night,
January 1.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-01-04

Robert Kimble, Republican, who ha
represented Allegany county in the
state legislature for seven years, an
nounced his candidacy for the G. o.
nomination for the House of Repre-.
sentatives from the Sixth District
Representative w. D. Byron, Demo.
crat, will seek reelection. 5s'iso.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-01-04

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16

bieier Nann, Der ben Hrieiter nit
benz beiliaen 5afralne,,t 10 bebrobt
|batte. on Der glei6en 5telle bonn Mob
iin6 brad 6as @enid.
Dabenport, Sa., 1868: Sd
tam an einen Jlub, Der in Der Nadt
|io eil1gefroren mar. oaB bic Sabre
bnrd nebrere Stunbem perbinoert
ipnroe, iid 8abn at breden. Sd febr-
|te 1tm lino tpollte in einen1 Saus sic
l1eberfabrt abtparter. Da begeenete
mir Elm Mmerifaner, Elm tpoblbaben=
Der l,n6 gebiloeter Mann, Der mid
boflid) fraete, Oh id fatbolilder 8rie-
tier iei. sls id beiabte, Bot er midi,
iogleid gu elmer, fterbenoe,t Srldnoe-
rim 5lt fon1melt, bie in Der Nabe ipob-
me. Sie babe felt Sabren feinen Yrie-
tier 1nebr geiebeu ltnb berlange iebn=
|iiibtig nab geiitlibem 8eiitanb i'm
Go0e. Natiirlid elite lid fofort bin
|linb batte bic 10 l,neripartete Gre,tbe
ibr nod re1taeitig 6ie 5afranente
fpe,1oen al f0rnerl. 8ie groB ipar
ibr Croft u,to 9anf ,ino ipie ergrei-
fen6 ibr ieliges gnbel
(SdlnB foIgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16

man feit, baB oie gerbrennungen t0o-
Iih ii1lb cine &ettung nidt 1nebr nlog-
.Iid mar. sSrall 8erbdgen pollte min
teinen Hrieiter r,ife,t, Der Rranfe ober
fetner gefdbrliden Gage nod ,tidt be-
piibf, tuebrte ob. CRIT als Sic Mad-
ttnannidnft, brei Greima,,rer. inn
=3imner iid ei,tfanber,, erfa,,nte Ser
bugen. 1aB es init ibn ans Sterben
ging. Die Giir bes 5terbeaimmers
par aber iest ,trttnioerr,flid fir ic-
oernann eeidloiien. @obl brangen
Die @,lfe beg Sterbenoen bitrd oieie
beridloHene Cir. iie tpuroen aber
1lidt beritauoen, oa sic @abe iie bllrh
fiinitliben 2drm ,lnberi ritdnblib mad)s
te. 8eineno ltnb flageno eingen
5ra,, nno ainber oes Sterbenoen bon
3imtner 5u 3imlner. ltnb 10 itarb
gerbagen obne Grieiter, 10 tpie ieiu
eigenes @eIeb es befab1.
9ie @abman,lihaft no6te glau=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16
Der Sob Des syreintaurerS

Das Ct. Mapbael elsblait IN 8eograo,
|SSngoi iloIpien, eri,nlert an bas erfdit-
ternoe gnoe 6es ,lie6erldnbiiden frei-
nloiireriiden. @roBmeiiterg gerbGgen,
Der III ben 7Oer ssSobren oes borigen
SaBrblinberts ols elmer Der iDiiten6.
item MeIieionsfein6e gaIt. gerbdaen
bate Elm beion6eres Sreimaurergciek
'aufgeitent, benz gen,db fein Hrieiter
an oas Sterbebett ei1es 5reimanrers
|gerufen iperben biirfe. In bieiem
|gefes aud geItilng 81, beridafielL
batten fiinftig ietpeiIs orei Sreiinall-
rer bort als 8ade auf8lt5ieben 1tnb.
.ieoe,t Brieiter fern 5n baIten, mo eil1
2ogenbrlloer iid aunt sterben bin
legte.
SIM @inter 1862 febrte gerbagen
bon eil,er Nropaganoareile aus Sta-
lien nadj 8riiiiel altriid. ltntertpees
lieB er iid) einen beiBen Srunt ge-
ben. 11nboriidtig idnen leerte er bas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16

ben, oaB &erbdeen in ben slueelt ser
8elt ben Sreiniaurerteo geltorbeu
Ddre. limo bod tit fit bieien Grei=
t1aurermeiiter 6ie Sterbeitunbe our
9amasfusitu,toe eetpor6en! slIs man
nab ieiner 8eeroieune oas Sterbe-
5int1ter al,frdumte, tpi,rbe sic Satia-
de offenbar, bob Der iterbenoe Ser
bdgen nit ieine1t Singerndseln Die
8orte III Sic @anb geritt bate: SD
bereite 1tnb ipioerrufe. Berbdge,.''
aud 0erbdeen tpar ei,ter, Ser sic
Stride nerleoigen" ipollte, alle Soft
n,tng ieste bie 5reimaurerei auf ibn.
aber nod in Ser 12. Stunbe, ebe Ser
&irdenbaiier ben Sdritt burd oie
o,1nfle Hforte tat, friselte er nit bem
anfgebot ieiner lebten &raft Elm
Neue- nn6 5iibnebefenntnis, elm &res
90 an bie @anb. Gin ioIdes SeIta-
ment 1nodten oie Sreintaurer in aller
@elt nidt eribartet baben bon ibrem
beriibmten @robmeifter. +
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16

pan 1tn6 sic Ser. Staaten baben beioc
oie an li6 idtper untreiBbare 0onn6ne
Ser ~Neiltralitdt' perloilen ,tnO iino
aat ,nibtfriesfiibrenoen"~ MG6ten se-
lporoen, Sbre< <@esenidte I'M a,1funfts-
trabtigen pa5ifiiden 8aum baben ii6
bamit INN ein 8ielfa6es beri1Grft.
gs miro einer flugen Bolitif be.
oiirfen, ser it6 oaraus ereeben6eu &C.
fobr pirfiam 5u beeesnen, llm 10
1nebr, oa gea5i. l1no Sai9iltenblatter
oie @egeniate 3lt berl6drfen II. Mme.
rita nno Sapan oegen einanber. a,lf.
5ltbeten ilt6en. Sapan lit benriibt,
feline 5rieoeusliebe ins bette 2idt 81,
itcllen. SSr Ben Ser. Staaten eibt lid5
cine itarfe Neigl,ng aurn Singoisnlus
fltn3, &pobet Rrdltoent 9foofebelt SEN
Son angab 6ur6 cine 9emonitration
unierer aneebliden 8ereitidaft in ser
2nft. Meit Iol6en @eiten lit nidts
getponnen. Gins aber lit sepiB: Ser
Saft tpirb als ginidiidteruneslnitteI
ieinen 3ped nidt erretdenl Sm sc.
genteil, er miro @aibineton nur be-
itdrfen IN bent Gorbaben, gnglana
na6 &raften bei5uiteben. ltno man
ertpartet IN @aibineton cine peitere
5lllabit nebr frie6libe Solge: Ser
ser 5eboeaniaee l1mio eber
iid boll5iebenoen engeren 3uia,nmen.
i6luB Set amerifaniiden Gepublifen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16

anIeibe fir oas Meeime Gbiang aai.
ibefs nnb infer embargo ouf 56rott.
eifen MIR It, gana gerinaen1 llmfange.
sStaatsiefretar goroea &ua gibt oas
al, tuenn er erfl6rt, ser 8erIiner 8aft
babe eine e,,ge 8inouns nur flarer
seuadt, oie tatiddlid feit tangent BE.
'itano. III
r Grotoem 6ds Moment Ser lleberra-
ihi1ng febIte, mare es foribt, tpo1lte
maj, bic ,gebentung oes abfommens
fir bie 8elt inn angereinen rno fir
bic Ser. Staaten irt beionberen TN.
teridasen. gs neritebt iid bon ieIbft.
baB Ser Haft eegeu amerifa geridtet
lit, Bob nl,nlnebr, troboem man iieb
aetpiiie Sintertiiren offenbdlt, Sapan
nit 8e5ug allf gnelanb ltno feline
8aitionen i'm 8asifif eena,, 10 ipenis
,,neutrap' lit, tuie es - auf ser all.
oeren Seite ser Iebaille - bie Ser.
5taaten eeaeniiber ben adlennadten
ln6 ibren slnipriideu in europa, Nf-
rita u,so III 2atein-Imerifa iinb. sSsa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16

.,l1eberraIdeno lit oieier Srein,dd=
tepaft 1,ibt gefonmen'', ibreibt Scr
8anoerer''. u9ie ipadienoe gntfren1s
onng 3pifden Sofio ,ln6 @aibineton
bat bielleidt bic gefanntmadung bes
abfommens beiblel,,igt. @eientliG
beeinfluBt baben Sic ,,eue Mmerifa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16
Neittnsd, ben 16. DffO6er 1910

a it1tts~ ITO. " AuHts tyltls uUtI teYE
itorrig ltii6 bIidfe tuiIo Dor iid, bin.
Mls i5 ibtn ieood fagte:: ,Nsaden sic.
oieie Snidrift gut nno-id besabIe ssb-
1seit mebr aIs Sic oafiir berIanaeit'', !,
% blidte er mid auf Nei,tn,al freuno.
] lid an llno eripioerte: ,Das min icb.'n's
~ Da er MIN tpirfIi1 cine unberbofftI
quite @eaablung befam, mar dies gut
llno bonn grIdJieBen feline 9febe n,ebr
Srr1 @egenteil! gr nnbm ber3Iiden'
abfdieo nit Der glnfrage:: ,,SerrI
8farrer, ipann fon1len sic tuie6er ?''
Sd nluBte fiidtig laden, 6enn ieb0
babte an oas Spridtport: @eIo re-
giert bie 8elt.
MiImal,fee, gis., 1862: W,anI
fagfe mir, es iei BLOB nod elm Siin-
Der in bieier 9farrei (5t. 2orel,s) J,
Der iid) bent Gnf Der @naoe niebt err
geben babe. Sd borte bag eeraoe,
bor 1er feierlihen Mbbitte. 9esbal6
foroerte id oie @eu1einoe anf, Dor5
benz allerbeiligiten NIT mir fir Die
1ien beritodten Climber slt beten. Nada
benz SdIltB Der gnoad)t tam cine
8roteifa1tin ait mir, tpeit,te mo|
fdlu65te ltno fraste MIDI, iper mir
geiast babe, oaB iie es 10 lanee per-
id)oben babe, fatbolil6 at iperben.
Sic legte am SdluB Der Miiiion oas
@laubensbefenntnis 0ffentIib ab.
Ser Mann ieood. fir ben mir eigent-
lid gebetet batten, blieb berltodt. 8ie
ip1lnoerbar ltnerforiblib finb bie @e,
ge Der aottliben gorieb,,ngl
5anbusfD, Ohio, 1858: 8ie
III alien groBeren Stdbten bier, ba-..
ben ald IN Sarousfp bie sltbeiiten
aug Delttiblanb ibrel1 s&lub. Da ge=
fhdb es, oaB BET einer 8eriamn1litllg
Die Miiiio,t ai,r sprahe fam. Osall
beratidlagte, mas bagegeu au tltn iei.
gi1ige 1ltad)ten ben 8oriblag, ben
Miiiionar at iiberfaaen tpas man
bier nlobben nennt i,llb onrd Die
Sfabt su iagen. 9od) Die 9eiounenen5
rietel1 nb, neil bas gegen Die 5rei-
beit Der Ser. Staaten lei nnb lpeil
oann ieIbit bie amerifaner a,1 mei-
mem Sduke altftrete1t ipiirben.
56IieBli6 erbob iid) elmer Der serg-.
1ten, er ipone gleib ielber IN Die Sir
de geben ,ino iiber mei1te Hrebigte1
tpahen, nm einen anbaltsp,tnft fir
nleine @ertreib,ing 5it finben. Dod
anltatt IN ben Club 5uriidaufebren,
ergriff i'm mon bie erite Hreoigt 10
febr, 0ab er gerabesnegs III ben
geidtitnbl fam, nm ieir @eipifien in
Grooming ait bringen ll16 binfort dis
gutter Ratbolif 3l Ieben.
Dubnque, Soma, 1859 Soipa
sabIt inter ieinen geipobnern bieIe
SIndtIinge aus europa l,no ionuit
alid cine Menge ber entibieoenltelt
beiltIben Meligionsfeinbe; ia, man
! nluB fageil Der raienbften @ottesfein=1
Be. Die Grbitteruna biefer Hartei gabI
iitb audi iogleib fllnb. @ean treble
mir atpeimaI nab 6er1 2eber. Giit=
nal idiittete mir ieina,,o Inn Weitter-
nadt cine Slaide gitriolidure 6urd
oas offene Senlter in ntein 8ett; al,nt
@liif mar id gerabe i'm 8ei6t1tubl.
Das nnbere Mal, Bel bellem Gag l,no.
allf offener 5traBe:: SSdj eing 5ll eli
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16

glas ,,nb erlitt babel idpere Ser.
brennrngen in. 5bIun6 nnb Masen.
Nad elmer q,talboIlen gteiie fam ct
enbIid in 8riifel an. Sort fteIlte
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
E PALENQUE
(Viene de la SG pdg.)

Falsone, I'm joven abogado; w.
Marion Hendry, que Sc anunci6
eyer, a Ultima nora; C. C. Par
ker, I'm abogado; Walter Turn
Of, de Sulphur Springs, y j. A.
gavarese, de Hyde Park.
Condestables: Distrito No. /,
Kenneth Brandon, H. G. Gil
llette y R. M. Senerner; Distri-
TO No. 2, Ward Holloway; Dis
trito No. 3, H. C. Graves, Skin
ny Diaz, A. C. Logan, Nick Sea-
glione, Marvin H. Williams,
Nick Brown, Don L. Farmer y
Henry Bozeman.
Junta de Educaci6n Distri-
to No. l, AL Chiaramonte, que
merece la reelection, con S. T.
Allen de oponente: Distrito No.
3, M. D.. Gray, Jesse E. Hill, G..
Leon King, w. w. Stevens;
Distrito No. 5, D. M. Dowdell,
D. d. Harvill, L. F Scott y Geo.
M. Simmons.
Junta de Presupuestos: Dis
|trito No. l Wayne Thomas, que
actualmente desempena Ell car
go; Joe Bondi, maestro de la es-
cuela Memorial Junior High, y
A. A. Fernandez, abogado; Dis
trito No. 3, Tom N. Henderson
Distrito No. 5 E. H. Armstrong
IS. D. Sweat y w. T. Williams.
IComite Democratico del Es-
Itado: Henry C.. Tillman, que no
tiene oposicion: Sra. Georgia
Robes Conger y Sra. Reid Ram
sey.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
NOTAS SOCIALES
Ell Cabaret

Ell Cabaret
Esta noche Sc verificara ell
Cabaret de la poderosa socie-
dad Unione Italiana, en- su am
plio, moderno Y elegante edi-
ficio de la Septima avenida y
Gale 18.
Els uno de los Cabarets anua
les de la sociedad, a beneficio
de sus fondos.
Veintenas de conocidas per-
sonas tienen separadas mesas
v seran atendidas, a su llega-
da a la sala, por la Directiva,
ell Presidente Vicente Guaste-
LA Y la Secci6n de Recreo.
La orquesta de Homer Mer-
Ger tiene preparado un pro :
grama especial, de primer or
den.
A las once empezara a cum
plirse.
POGO antes de la salida de
sol Sc terminara la fiesta.
Mucho agradecemos la cor
dial invitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
CANDIDATE A SENADOH
DE LA FLORIDA Ell FAS-
CISTA MAC FADDEN

Miami Beach, MARIO 23.-El
p~ublicista Bernarr MacFadden,
tildado de fascista, anunci6 a.
yer su candidatura a Senador
Federal por ell Estado de FlOri-
da. Tiene ell aspirante II amos
de edai y anuncia que ell tsma
de su "plataforma" es Ell siguien
tie: America para los Ameri-
canos'.
Entire otras cosas MacFadden
patrOcina un Gambia radical en-
Ell tratado de reciprocidad con
Cuba, de modo que Sc lie cierre
las puertas al az1car eubano en-
beneficio de las corporaciones
de la Florida,
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
~PRONOSTICA QUE GROIN
WELL RENUNCIARA 81
PUESTO.

Washington, mario 23.-
I'm senador, que pidio no sc
mencionara su nOmbre, pro-
nostic6 aver que James Crom-
well, ell joven Millionaire, re-
nunciara ell puesto de minis
tro de los Estados Unidos en-
ell Canada. Cromwell anuncia
"a despu6s su candidatura a
senadOr por ell Estado de New
Jersey, en- oposici6n al republi
cano Barbour, que desea la re
election.
La actitud del secretario
Hull, en- cuanto al incidente,
que motive su amonestaci6n al
ministro, viene siendo muy elo
giada.
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
1PoR QUE NO CoMEMos
INSECTOS?
Viene de Ia Ia. pdg.)


TRACTION de la miel pura aplas-
tando los insectos y exprimien-
do los jugos. Despues de que Sc
extraia la miel sc lie permitia
que fermentase y formaba un
vino de muy buen SAILOR.
Es l6gico que las. orugas y las
larvas de polillas y mariposas
hayan tornado parte esencial
del alimento de los pueblos pri-
mitivos, porque con frecuencia
son de gran tamano y abundan
mucho. En- la parte sudoeste de
los Estados Unidos hay uno de
estos insectos, conocido cienti-
ficamente con Ell nombre de eco
dorado Pandora, que por espa-
clio de mucho tempo ha forma-
do parte de la dieta de ciertos a.
merindios que haitian la region
de Nevada Y California. En- A
frica hay muchas tribus que con
sideran las orugas como boca-
dos escogidos. Algunas de las
tribus conocen veinte o mas
classes distintas Gle orugas que
son comestibles Y estan 10 sufi-
cientemente bien enteradas de
la historic vital de los insectos
para conocer las plantas de que
Sc alimentan Y la epoca del afo.
en- que han llegado a su debido
estado de desarrollo para ser re
cogidos. tfl
FL uso de los insectos como a.
limentos ha ~dependido de un
ndmero de circunstancias de la
cual, por supuesto, la principal
es la escasez de otros alimentos
disponibles. FL hombre primiti-
vo probablemente dependi6 de
los inScetos como parte regular
de su dieta y los fue descartan-
do mas y mas a medida que Sc
hizo mas adicto a la caza, la
pesca y la agricultural.
Durante estos amos ha habido
varios escritores que han estado
recomendando que comamos in
sectos. Els possible que estuvie-
sen buscando notoriedad o ha-
ciendose los chistosos. Algunos
hasta han llegado a publican me
nus. En- cuanto a conner insectoS
La gaceta., 1940-03-23
PEPPER D Ell CON
troll DEL AZUCAR

Washington, MARIO %
Hablando aver en- ell Senado,
durante un debate sobre la
Quota a~zudarera, ell senador
Pepper declare que ell sistema
naci6 viciado y que virtual
mente es un monopolio,
La discussion sobre ell con =
troll del azdcar surgi6 cuando
ell senador Ellender, dem6cra-
ia de Luisiana, trat6 de obte-
ner b~eneficios de page para
los caheros de csc Estado Y
los senadores y representatives
de los EstadoS remolacheros Sc
opusieron.
Varios senadores pidieron
una revision de la Quota, en- ell
curse del debate, entire ellos