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La gaceta., 1940-04-20
Fr, SOVIET ~REORGANIZA
sU CoNSEJO BCONOMECo

Mcs.u, abril 2O.-Una reor-
ganizacidn del Consejo Econ6-
mico del Soviet Sc ha verified
do. Los nuevos funcionarios
nombrados son: Nikolai Bulga-
min. presidente de Ia Junta de
Industries Quimicas y Metalur
gicas; V. A. Malysheff, presi-
dente de la Junta de Defensa
de Ia Industrial Mikhail PerVu-
Khin, presldente de la Junta De
Eectricidad y Combustible. y
Alexei Kosygin, presidente de
Ia Junta de Consumes y como
d!dads.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

IPor que no abord6 aver Ell
candidate Whitehair ell profile
ma del juego y sus .excesos en-
ell condado de Hillsborough?
Habl6 de los ancianos, de los
obreros, de los ninos, de las mu-
jeres..... pero no analiz6 ell pro-
blema del juego.
Mr.. Whitehair sabe bien que
miles de mujeres, ninos, ancia :
nos y obreros son wictimas, to-
dos los amos, del desenfreno ca
racteristico del "vicio comercia-
lizado."
Use puede amar con entera
sinceridad a la ninez, a la ancia
nidad, a la mujer, cerrando los
ojos a la terrible realidad del
'tgangsterismo"?
Por AGA sc afirma, en- todos
los tonos, que los jefes del juegO
son amigos intimos de White
hair.
81 tai es la verdad, e%ntonces
ell candidate de De Land lie pone
un cirio a Dios Y otro a Sata-
mas.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

problema y debe repudiar esa
intervention politica en- un pro-
blema del trabajo y que pertene
ce exolusivamente a los trabaja
dores.
Una importantisima asaan-
blea sc ~efectuara ell lunes en- ell
Centre Obrero para discutir 81
fallo del arbitro y probable
mente tambien la renuncia de
los abogados.
Los comunistas tienen pOr
costumbre, en- los barios latinos,
lamar manifiestos an6nimos y
repartirlos de casa en- casa, en-
horas de la madrugada o de Ia
mahana.
Este manifesto 'habilido-
so" de los ''Rojos" no parece te-
ner otro objective que 81 de ju-
gar a dos caras.
Los tabSqueros republican Ell
fallo por cuanto representa- una
rebaja de jornales; pero Sc opo-
men a la intromisi6n del parti-
do comunista en- sus cuestiones,
por cuanto saben que Ia dnica
finalidad del "partiditO" es ha-
Ger Greer que domino a los tor
cedores.
FL 90% de los torcedores y o.
breros de la industrial Sc opone
al ccmunismo y sobre TODD a
que los comunistas Sc presenter
como "duehos' de las "masas".
Algunos de los jefes comu-
nistas, o que dicen seno, tratan
de arrojar la culpa, en- csc ma
nifiesto, al Executive Interna-
cional.
No es la primera yea, en- e.
ia comunidad, que Ell partido
Comunista intenta difamar al
presidente de la international,
un hcmbre honrado y de buenas
intenciones.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
los n~uestros

los Ruestros
I'm celebre frances dijo que
en- la repetition inteligente esta
ell 6xito de muchas campahas.
Nosotros vamos a repetir hoy
una lista de los candidates que
apoyamos decididamente:
Lorenzo Hernandez para juez
de paz, porque es uno de los va
lores positivos de la colonia Ia
tina; John Hines, que va a ia
reelection, como juez de la Cor
te de 10 Criminal, por su bondad
y dis~cernimiento; Antonio Sch
leman, cue naci6 en- Ybor, Sc ha
criado en- Ybor City y tiene de
los nuestros, por conocerlos
bien, un alto concepto; Nick
Nuccio, Ell active comisionado
del condado; juez Sander, de Ia
Corte del Circuito, quien nos ha
sido r~ecomendado por buenos a.
migos nuestros; Jose z. Will
liams, por su afecto probado q
la colonia latina, a cuyas fiestas
ha venido concurriendo; Mr.. 70
binson, superintendent de e. :
cuelas del condado, hombre cul-
to, honesto y cordial. y otros
que mencionaremos cuando ten
gamos mas espacio.
Ahora bien, como no tenemos
"maquinaria," siempre recono-
cemos en- Ell ciudadano el dere-
.cho a esccger las personals de 50
gusto, no importa quienes sean.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
HULL NO ASPIRA A MIN.
GUN

Washington, abril 20.-E sc
~cretario de Estado Hull, u
quien Sc viene mencionando CO.
mo un fuerte candidate a la pre-
sidencia, declare aver enfatica-
mente que no es candidate a min
gun puesto politico,
Esas palabras las pronunci6
a las pocas horas de haber reco-
mendado SD candidatura Ell go
bernador Hoey, del EstadO de
Carolina del Norte,
La esposa de Hull, segdn sc
dice, desea que 81 Sc retire de "a
vida pGblica,
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
HABLARA Ell DEcANo DE
LA U DE CoMERCI0
DE LA UNIVERSIDAD
DE TAMPA

En- Ell banquete de la CANA
ra de Concrete de YbOr, que
Sc efectuArG 81 jueves Is, Ssr&
Ell principal OradOr 81 ST.. Wal
ter j. Matherly, decanO del
ColegiO de Administrators do
Negocios de Ia Universidad de-
Tampa.
La C6mAra le paS6 una IN
vitaci6n, que aver Se dign6 A.
eeptar.
Una buena noticia para Toe
organizadOres del aetO y Loo
miembros de Ia c&mAraI
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
Ell RIVERS
DEVOlNIO A MILLER SU
PUESTO

Atlanta, abril 20.-Respe-
tando una decision del Tribu-
nal Supreme del Estado, ell go
'bernador Rivers devolvi6 aver
a w. L. Miller ell puesto de
miembro de la Junta de Care
teras.
Rivers tiene pendiente un
case, en- la Corte de Apclacio-
ms de New York, por desaca-
tar una orden de una Corte
Federal.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

tinos y en- posici6n de llevar o
mantener una politica indepen
diente en- una guerra larga, a
menos que sea economical y fl
ancieramente independents, o
a menos que pueda obteher las
materias primas para vivir y
ccmbatir".
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

amenazada por la "quinta colum
ma"
Nazis Y fascistas, combatien-
do en- favor de Franco, contri-
buyeron a crear en- Espana ola
huinta columna" de la ingnomi-
MIA, foco de bajezas y traiciones
Cuando la escuadra Y los fuer
ties de Noruega resistian la inva
sion nazi, la ''quinta columna"
fabric6 la orden de capitulaci6n.
Quiza oHlanda y Noruega, en-
cuyo suelo los espias sirven a
los nazis, habran sacado de Ia
lecci6n de Noruega una ense :
nanza inolvidable.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

Naci6n enganada por los far
santes de la polftica, Cuba vene-
ra la democracia, la autentica
democracia, pero Sc we someti-
da a la infl1encia de su inmi =
graci6n cosmopolita.
FL cornunismo cubano, mez :
ella de inmoralidad, servilismo y
radicalismo degenerate, 10 mis-
mo estrecha la mano de Menocal
a quien insultaba por la Radio
y los peri6dicos, q. proclama la
'novfsima" utllidad del nazismo
y reparte propaganda alemana.
rs Ell eomunismo del tango,
de la cienaga, cue abraza a Ia
tirania, sea indigena o europea,
y realiza propaganda en- contra
de los paises donde Ell hombre
puede pensar como tai y defen-
der sus derechos constructions =
les sin tenor a la violencia y q
la muerte.
Y csc comunismo o encena-
gamiento politico de una mino-
ria, Sc arrodilla frente al idolo
Batista, acepta Ia compahfa de
Menocal, obedece los dictados de
Moscd, y t~raiciona a Ia democra
cia Guiana.
81 uaSlsm0 dsSvsFVoamd0V
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

Uno de los males de la demo-
cracia es la insinceridad de mu-
chos de sus lideres.
En- los regimenes t~otalitarios,
ell tirano, amo de vidas y haeien
das, ccmete sus delitos a la luz
del sol. Els un barbara, una bes-
tia humana, pero no Sc lie puede
acusar de hipocresia.
Muchos de los lideres de Ia
democracia, para su descredito,
pronuncian discusses admira :
bles sobre Ia libertad, los dere-
chos del in~dividuo, Ia devotion
al sufragio... pero a espaldas del
sufragio, del derecho, de la de-
cencia Y de la justicia, sostienen
relaciones con hombres que sc
complacen en- insultar TODD 10
mas digno y preciado de la de-
mocracia.
La hipOcresia y la falsedad de
los h~isriones de la democracia,
tiene su mas repulsiva expire :
sion en- ell hecho de que ell "ciu-
dadano prominente', inNestidoi
de autoridad, incesantemente
~proteje," a Gambia de votos y
dinero, al individuo desenuili-
brado que Sc obstina en- vivir
fuera de la ley.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

iPuede la democracia man
tener erguida la cabeza en- una
poblaci6n o pals donde ell ciuda-
dano gobernante estrecha en- la
sombra la mano del delincuen-
te Y en- cierto modo lie impulse a
perseverar en- ell NAL?
Ell politico que a las masas pro
mete la felicidad, cast con lagri-
mas en- los ojos, despues, en- cos
ferencias privadas, promote in
munidad al ser sin escr1pulOs
que fabrica dinero en- 'negocios'
contrarios a la "salud pGblica".
Mientras en- los paises demo-
craticos, y especialmente en- Es-
tados Unidos, exista correlaci6n
entire lie genie del hampa y los
que manejan los resortes del Pc
der, la democracia seguira "des
empehandose" y generando nue.
enemigos.
Mil wees 10 hemos dicho y
hoy de nuevo 10 repetimos: La
mayor de las traiciones es la
que realiza Ell pclitico. en- la tie
ira de la libertad, uniendose al
criminal para Ia exploitation de
los vicios inherentes q las ma
sas ineducadas.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
NCRUEGOS EN- GAMING Do
SU Pals

Gibraltar, abril 20.-Pasa-
ron por aqui en- Ell vapor Italia
no "Neptunia", con runbo Q In
glaterra y su pals, 400 ciudada-
nos noruegos. Van a tomar las
armas en- defense del territorio
donde nacieron.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
MATo A SU AMANTE DE 81
AMOS

New York, abril 2O.-Ale-
gando que lie era infiel, Lac
Massaro. de as ahOs. asesin6
a su Rmante, Thomas GiOran-
do, de "a amos, un, contratista
retirado. La muier snfureci.
De ls mstd SOlpSN
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
NUEVO T GERMA-


Bucarest, abril 20.-Hoy sc
firmara aqui un nuevo trato CO.
mereial germano4rumano. Ale
mania recibira mayores facilida
des aduaneras y seguira com :
prando trigo en- grandes can't =
dades.
Por ell regimen de Hitler fir
mara al tratado Ell Dr.. Karl Clo-
duis.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
WhitehGtr habl6 en- Ia
plaza de Ia COrte

F " W WIZ
Presentado por Morris White
el Quito abogadO, pronunci6 a.
noche un discurso, en- Ia plaza
de la Corte, el sr. Francis White
hair, rico abogado de DeLAnd,
candidate a gobernador del Is.
tado.
VsAadO lOa mlSmOs tamas d,
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

procaz en- grado superlRtivo,
marcia del brazo en- Cuba, y en-
otros paises, con los "rojos" a.
marillentos uneidoS al "fsnatis-
no" Dc Moscd,
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

Holanda Sc encuentra desde
aver bajo la ley marcial.
La naci6n pequeha, conquista-
dora y eOlONiVadDyA % Sisuts
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Discourse de I'm candidate. = La Democracia y
los hipocritas. = Alianza de la politica y ell "cri-
men" : Lection para los paises pequenos. : Pro-
paganda nazista en- Cuba@Comunismo tropical
Glacier County chief., 1940-08-09
Ask Me 4notH
. A General 4

/. What country is the Holy
of three religions?
2. How are the freezing and
ing points Of water designats
the centigrade thermometer!
3. Where is the best ID
maelstrom "a whirlpooD?
4. What is the tactile sense
5. Where do the Hottentots
6. What is the Aurora Austrj
Z. How is the word AYE
used in voting to mean Eyes"
nounced2
The ANSWERS
l. Palestine is reverenced
as the Holy Land by the u
Christians, and Mohammedar|
2. Zero and 100 degrees res
lively.
3. Off the coast of Norway
4. The sense of touch.
5. In South Africa.
6. The northern lights" Of
southern hemisphere.
Z. In such use it is pronoua
as 81"
Glacier County chief., 1940-08-09

Mrs. Brown admire DR.. Young
immensely. He is so persevering
in the face Of difficulties that he al
ways,reminds me of Patience sitting
on a monument.
Mr.. Brownies. But, what I am
becoming rather alarmed about is
the number Of monuments sitting on
his patients.
Glacier County chief., 1940-08-09
CAN'T WAIT

A Scotchman was going on an ex-
cursion to New York. He asked the
agent for a round trip ticket and
handed the agent $40 bill.
Change at Jersey City," intoned
the agent.
mo jokes now" said the Scotch
man, II want my change right
away"
Glacier County chief., 1940-08-09
More of Marty ad
Her Bag of Il
By RUTH wYETH spE,

7 Asst week Marty helped
- Grandmother out Of 4
buffet. The Martindale
were in a other when 81
them that she was going to
a combination guest and |
room with the mirror al
legs Of the old. buffet; plu]
spools, q butter tub, unbl|
muslin, some old rags and
odds and ends.
The rags were used for II
rug in this sketch of a cod
Glacier County chief., 1940-08-09

Mother-My son is very rough.
He's always poking into things and
pulling things to pieces. ! don't
know what 70 DO with him.
rsiend-Why not make him q den
tist3
Glacier County chief., 1940-08-09

.Today's populal
! |
of Dodn's PiAS. al
many years of wofi
wide use, surely M
be accepted as eviden]
of satisfaefoyy uss
IvI-| And favorable puhl
opinion supports y
n OF the able physiein
who test the value.
Doan's under exaeti'
laboratory condition
These physicians. too. approve every wof
o. advertising you read, the objective
which II only to recommend Doas's ~
- o good diuretic treatment for disord4
q the. kidney function and for relief \
me pain and worry II causes.
If more people we've aware of bow =
Kidneys naust constantly refnnve va
that cannot stay in the blood without q
Jury to health. there would Be better us1
derstsnding Of Why the whole body sufer1
when kidneys lag. and diufetic medics
taoa would be more often employed.
:, Burning, scanty or too frequent urins
etoa !o0eti@es warn Of disturbed kidnsl
funetioo. You may suffer naerinx bad
eehes pessisfent AeadseAe. attacks Of dc
xinesA gss1ing - nights, swelling, puff
- under IL eyes-fsel wsak, nervoui
d: 6ssss rfus. Il l. b.sser 10 r.ay .
s1aaa 49, - ssaething Isss favVrsN
hswn- ~ Sssr ssi0kSSvi
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-04-25
Stockport Route Two

Revival services are being held
at Mt. Olivet church. Rev. Clark is
being assisted by Rev. Tuttle of In
diana, who has been preaching this
week, beginning in the evening at
7:45 o'clock
There will be regular meeting of
East Windsor grange, Friday even
ing, April &c.
Mrs. Pearl Hanbel who has been
quite i'll from flu, is improving.
Jake Miller who has been in i'll
health for several weeks, is showing
improvement, being able now to
have callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bamfield and
children Donald and Dorothy, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey, visited
Sunday with Miss Marie Bamfield,
at Lancaster.
Freeman Cheadle and family who
have been residing at Hillcrest,
near Stockport, are moving to the
tenant hause on the Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Miller farm, vacated by P. W..
Martin and family.
John Young who was not so
well for few days, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Print Bamfield and
children were guests Sunday at the
home of c. NJ Leonard and wife
and other relatives.
Donald Hanson who has been
spending a few weeks with rela-
tives at Washington, d. c., has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pettibone
and children of >Philo were guests
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-04-25
NOTICE OF FILING ACCOUNTS
The State Of Ohio, Morgan County,
in Probate Court

Whereas, accounts and vouchers
have been filed in the office Of this
Court by the Administrators or Ex-
ecutors Of the following deceased
persons, to-wit:
Mary Vanoster, as administrative
of the estate of James W. Vanoster;
and also the following: Frank P.
Parsons, as guardian of Mary
Sands; Francis S. Doudna, as guar
dian of Mamie Rhinebarger; Bertha
f. Wade, as guardian of Maxine
Wade
Notice is hereby given that said
accounts and vouchers are now on
file in the office of said Court, being
suspended for confirmation, and per-
sons interested in said accounts or
any item thereof, may file written
exceptions thereto, at least five days
prior to the 9th day of May,
1910, when the same will be heard
and continued from day to day un-
til finally disposed Of.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
25a3 Probate Judge.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-04-25
Morgan County Thursday April 2

Wilson of Malta was a week end
guest.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Arthur Matthews
and sons were guests Thursday of
her mother and sister, in Marietta.
/ Mrs. Allen Gessell, mother of Mrs
Cooley Silvus is very low at this
|. writing, with dropsy.
Frank Roberts returned home
Sunday from his daughters Mrs.
| George Coffman of Coal Run. His
condition remains about the same
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Antill spent
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-04-25

Mrs. Howard !, Lewis spent last
week with her mother. Mrs. Lizzie
Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. sDevoll of ,Rey-
erly spent Sunday evening, with Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Antill. Ii ..rae sTa
Miss Edith Hosom of McConnels-
yille. was a week end9guest of
home folks. taf9as n nroeHa,f sa'
Miss Nellie Wilson fs' spending
some time with home folks. James
Danford Of Keith was visitor Sun
day at the Wilson home, and John
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-04-25

and twin SONS ana the former s
mother, Mrs BLANCHE aHosom, near
Malta, were guests hhrsday of w.
g. Hosom and family.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Morris were
guests Sunday evening of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. W.. Stringer's of Beverly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Roberts of
Reinersville and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Lewis spent Sunday evening with
Harry Pennock, and family.
Miss Lucille Stiers spent Sunday
with Miss Marjorie Watson
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-04-25

Sunday with her mother, Mrs
Clara Hughes, Dungannpn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wilson and
daughters Helen and Jennie, OF
Beverly spent, Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs.! Clarence Coffman. tDs,
Francis McFerren spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G
w. McFerren and brother Dale
Frank Watson, Eddie and Glenn
We're callers Sunday at the Meier
rem home -{.fs
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-04-25
Hackney

David s. McClain, 86, former well
known resident of 'McConnelsville,
died at the home Of Mrs. Maude
Moore, near Hackney, about five
o'clock, Friday morning. Burial
was Monday afternoon in the Nc
COnnelsville cemetery.
Mrs. Emmett Haines who was
very i'll last week and under a doc
tors care, is better
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond HOsom
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-04-25

Monday evening of j. O. Peftfbone
NcSJ1 a9946f$ 1s4st1S 49, 4AFSIsd1 n i.
FARMERS SPECIAL. Saturday
only: Big Pork Chop sandwich and
cup of coffee, 15c, tax included e.
r. Roberts. Phone 278-Black.
Watch your subscription date.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-11-28

PENTEK: BIZAKODVA VARUNK
Visszajott Teleki az vi becsi utrol
mint "tengelyhatalom" szallt lie vasutr6l.
"Vallalom terhet annak, anlt tettem:
Ister-ember latja, hogy mast mem tehettem
Vilagfelforgato veres nagy viharban:
megs megallunk maid nagy zivatarban
A 'tengely" most megis biztos fedezekink
egyeb valasztasunk ugysem volt minekink.
AIT tettem csak, amit diktat veszhelyzet:
ICY van csak megmentve romlast6l Nemzet
8 bar meg mindig kicsi aranylag szamunk:
vi, szent nagy j0v6nkre: bizakodva varunk!"
sZOMBAT: szENT, Macy HIvATAsUNK!
"tengelyb6l' nekiink eddig csak az jutott,
hogy magyar vele csak szogakent futott
ha megbicsaklottunk futni mem akartunk:
kerek barmikor atmehetett rajtunk ...
Most hogy Kerek lettunk Tengelyben megs:
biztosabb az utunk ha kisse setet is ..
Szolgasorb6l megis felulink bakra
olykor racs0rditiink megis lovakra
ha maid elmulnak veszes "tengelmapok:"
magyar dics6seg ujra kil0n ragyog.
Most tan Hsse kopunk; most tan kisse vasunk:
de megerlel6dik scent, nagy hiyatasunkl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-07
A Meiiculous Golfer
Was Mr.. Greenwald

Herbert Greenwald Of Ber-
~yR, ILL.,. IL a meticulous golfer
and always tries to have his
eve on the ball. But one day
In October Greenwald switched
the formula and had the ball
on his eve.
Swinging Justify In the
rough, Greenwzld struck the
hall squareiy. II hit nearby
stone concealed In the grass.
ricocheted straight upward
and broke Greenwald'> glasses
into hits. The unhappy golfer
not only WAS cut about the
face. but he lost a stroke
and u was match play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-07
Intricate. These
Body CONTRIBUTIONS

George Lundgren. a proud
near papa of Aurora. H.,
kneic, Of course, that diapers
nere intricate controptions.
But he had nerer regarded
them as downright danger
olas. HoW much a father has
TO learn
Lundgren was earnestly ar
ranging a diaper on his baby
daughter when she squirmed
and ungratefully took a poke
at him.
He kneW hOU 10 handle
that. He began 10 cOo-dnd
rery nice cooling ii l0ds, too,
But Lund9ren is a tUO-lOdg
cooer, cooing outbound and
inbound. And on an inbound
COO an open safety pin he 1Cds
holding an his mouth Went
along nth the coo and land.
ed IN his throat.
Papa MAS taken 10 the hos
pital, where an operation WAS
performed 10 remove the pin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-07
Results Here We're
Not Very Serious

Bill Hilterbrand, of spring
field, Mo-, knows now just how
hydraulic brake feels. He
was drinking a bottle OF soda
pop In a filling station and
discussing polite, with a
friend. Engrossed. he picked
mp n bottle and took big
swig. II wasn't the right bot
tie, and II wasn't even pop.
II was brake fluid. The re-
suits weren't serious, however.
for, as YOU might expect, Hill
terbrand WAS able TO stop
quickly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-07

he kneic. achdt r0s he doing
but riding ont OF his office
on the eowcdtchcr Of a full
fledged locomOtirei
At the end Of his journey.
1chich took him through a
partition Or so. Martin. IN
derstGnd0blg trdrel stained.
learned that Whdt had hap
pened tros that the iOcOmo-
tire had jumped the track
Just outside has office aud
had come through the nall.
Martin didn't take the same
tram back.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-07
Jewish Men In Army
Will Meet Sunday

Rabbi Baruch /. TRIGGER Of Tai
mud Torah synagogue has arrang-
ed for a gathering of all Jewish
men in army service in this dis
trict at the Fort Lewis chapel
Sunday at $50 p. m.
Rabbi TRIGGER has been ap-
pointed as representative Of the
National Jewish Welfare board in
the conduct Of religious services
and welfare activities for the men
Of Jewish faith who are stationed
at McChord field, Fort Lewis, and
Camp Murray.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-07
A Rather Paneful
Experience He Had

Bob Forde. strolling along in
Marysville. Calf. wondered why
the two men approaching him
were walking so far apart. 1t
wasn't neighborly. Forde decided
to 60 between them. BY the time
ne discovered they were carrying
a big sheet of window glass. II
was too late. Forde describes the
experience as paneful.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-07
Schoolmusters' Club
Will Heor Chaplain

Speakers at the meeting Satur-
day OF the Puget Sound School
masters club here will be Chaplin
Tunis c. Cordill, McChord field.
and Prof. Henry M. Foster, Uni
versity of Washington.
The meeting will be held at
Hotel Winthrop, starting at PAS
q. m. Besides the addresses, there
will be program of music and
luncheon.
Chaplain Cordill's subject will
be Problems Confronting Young
Men Entering Military Service at
hcChord Field"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-07

Joseph Callahan Of Chicago al
ways had taken good care Of his
false teeth and. 50 far as he
knew. they had no reason 10 dislike
him. But one day as he dozed. ne
slipped off his chair. His teeth
fell out and landed tooth-side up
on the floor. Callshan's forehead
struck them and they gave him
q vicious bite.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-07
He's Ready Now
For Anything"

jay J. Martin. Of Pueblo.
Colo. is ready TO beiiere that
almost anything can happen
IN the steel business. Martin,
steel company eJecutire,
ndS seated at has desk one
day. intending to stay there
a lChile, 1cheh the nert thing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-07
New and Novel Ways
Of Getting Injured
Discovered by Writer

Each year surprising number of people discover
and novel of getting hurt And the results posi-
lively startling
Paul Jones director Of publicity safety Council
the December issue organizations magazine Public Safety
describes number occurred