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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17

her son, Prince Franz, and her 82 year old mother.
 Dr. Margaret Lamson, her physi- clan, said she was suffering from shock very similar to shell shock. Her physical faculties don't coor- dinate and her recovery depends largely on her peace of mind" Prince Franz tried to persuade her to leave the country without fuss, but she was adamant, not desiring to suffer the stigma of deporta- tion." I. F. Wixon, district director of immigration, said the hearing would be 'easy and precise" "There is no explaining to be done," he said. "She was admitted for linn tied period. her request for exten- sion was denied, yet she remained here in open defiance of the law"
 Should she be ordered deported, and Hungary refuse to have her, she would remain in custody in the United States, immigration officials said. The princess was ordered to leave the country by midnight last Saturday. When sine didn't go, i'm migration officials went into her apartment and arrested her.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17

was indicated by British admission that five planes were missing.
 Pilots observed many explosions at Wilhelmshaven, which the night before had been made into a sea of flames, the ministry said.
 Flyers who returned to the at- tack on Wilhelmsnaven last night said that fires were seen at the rail- road station and in the oil storage tank area.
 The British planes fought dan gerous weather, SO cold that pilots had to watch for ice formations on the wings, as they made their sec ond straight night attack on Will helmshaven, perhaps Germany's biggest submarine base.
 Because of the weather, the raid was on smaller scale than that o1 the previous night, but the air mln- istry said it was highly successful
 Aircraft first on the scene caused many fires" 1t said in a communi- que. Later arrival reported thai these had reached very large pro- portions, especially at the railroad station and in the area where oil tanks are situated"
 There was no mention of unoffi- cial reports that the planes drop ped bombs for hours into fires they had started the night before, when they attacked military targets, in- cluding the submarine base, for four hours before midnight and one hour between 5 and 6 a. m.
 In brief preliminary statement the air ministry had said that the raid was a concentrated one, one of the new sort in which tons Of
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17
REMINGTON co.
 MAKES CHANGES

Bridgeport, Conn, Jan. 17-(UP)- Personnel changes at the Remington Arms O., today placed H. R. Dorr in charge of the concerns new Lake City, Mo, subsidiary as works man. ager.
 Dorr, formerly was in charge of the E. I. duPont de Nemours Co.,, at Leominster, Mass. W. W. Boyer was appointed superintendent of produce engineering and control at the sub sidiary.
 Oother changes announced by Di- rector of Manufacture D. F. Car penter included appointment of James H. Chasmar, former Bridge port works manager, as manager of the concerns military division. This division includes plants at Bridge port, Lake City, and Denver. F. J. Van Poppelen was named assistant to ChaSmar,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17
By LOUIS J. SCHAEFLE United Press Staff Correspondent

(Unlted Press Stan COrreSpOnuent) Washington, Jan. IT - (UP) = Members of the Rockefeller, duPont and Pew families contributed $276,- 725 to the Republican party during 1940-about one-fourth of their 1886 contributions, the senate campaign expenditures Investigating commit tee disclosed today.
 Chairman Guy M. Gillette, whose group will file complete report on 1940 campaign spending soon, also released figures showing that the major parties spent $2,886, 6,189 in Pennsylvania and $1.313 ,299 in Ohio during the last campaign.
 The breakdown of reports in the two states. he said, gave only a "sl- perficial picture" of the extent to which money was spent, regardless of limitations imposed by the Hatch 'clean politics" act. As amended last year, 1t limits the spending of national political organizations to $S,000,OOO and individual contribu- tions to 45,OOO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17

The measure, which the two sen ators announced during their cam paigns that they would introduce, would allow groceries and meat mar kets to sell the "necessaries of life" between a. m. and l p. m. on Sunday. At present only certain perishable goods and few other articles may be sold. A campaign for enforcement of the law resulted in number of arrests here last year.
 May Confer with Governor
 The Waterbury senators will try to arrange a conference next week with Gov. Robert A. Hurley on their plan for state trade school in this city. They will ask the governor to make an exception to the policy he laid down in his inaugural address againts additional trade schools. As disclosed yesterday, they believe that the $1500O0 David Porter fund which has been lying idle since 1886 could be used for construction. The school would be on Meriden road property also left by MT. Porter.
 Introduction of most local bills, including proposed amendments to the city charter, is expected to be de- layed until late in the month. Legis- lators have until Jan. 31 to file their bills.
 Gov. Hurley reiterated yesterday his intention of seeking speedy &C., ton on his legislative program. tell Ing reporters that he believed 'legis- lation is more important than ap- pointments." He hinted that his ma- jor appointments would be delayed until near the end of the legislative session.
 First Disagreement
 Hartford, Conn, Jan. 17.-tUP)- The first major disagreement in the General Assembly loomed today over proposed Republican measure to delay consideration of interim ap- pointments until the closing days of the session.
 Democrats immediately accused Republicans of inserting joker" in the proposed measure which would strip Gov. Hurley of appointive pow CT in certain cases where ratification is necessary by both branches of the General Assembly.
 Rep. William L. Hadden, West Haven, Republican House majority leader, announced the measure prob
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17
TAXI DRIVER IS
 GIVEN LIFE TERM

Bridgeport, Conn, Jan. 17.-CUP) Hall, 48, New York taxi driver, began a life term in states prison today after conviction on a second degree murder charge in con- nection with the death of Adele Smith, his fiancee, Oct. at Green wich.
 The entire trial lasted less, than 48 hours in superior court. Hall was accused of stabbing to death Miss Smith, who was employed as a maid in the home of Gregory Mason.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17
WAR IN EUROPE A YEAR AGO,
 JAN. 17, 1940
By United Press

Dy OhAtCu AACsS
 Finnish city of HangOe in ruins from Russian bOmbings. Russian cOmmunique d led bombing of Helsinki.
 British foreign office, in a lengthy reply to Washington. re- jected protest made by United States over searching mail.
 r-nt-ld appealed for more fighter planes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17
Sunday Selling Of Mercha Will Be Sought
Senators BIansfed Egan Will Fight for Its Passage; Republicans Accused of Joker in Appoint
 ments, to Handicap Governor Hurley
BY RAYMOND J. FITZPATRICK Democrat Legislative RepOrter)

bill lberalizing the old ''blue law ban against sales merchandise Sundays will be introduced in the General Assembly at Hartford Wednesday by Senators Michael V. Blansdeld and Edward P. Egan. Senator has been completed and that early action toward it's pas orui1II Iac
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17
British Planes Raid Wilhelmshaven Again
Second Successive Night at German Naval Base-Brl= tain Admits Nazi Attacks at Malta-SOme
 News About Ireland
BY SIDNEY J. WILLIAMS limited Press Staff Correspondent

London January IT. = UP) - Royal Air Force planes last night raided the great German naval base of Whes
 haven for the second successive night and attacked docks at Enden, Bouogne and Calais, railroad at Ostend Bel gium and airdrone in occupied France the AIT Mn strv said today Extent of the attacks and their intensity
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17

Write, phone orr, call for Night Schccl Bulletin. Post Junior College of Commerce, "A Central Aye.-Ady.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, Jan. 17-(UP)-Gov- ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Jan. Is, compared with a year ago: This Year Expenses Last Year S5,701, ,223, ,806.95 5,145,948,941.11
 Receipts $3,096, ,016, ,709.59 96,94O,942.1S
 Gross Deficit $2.sO5, ,2o7,o ,os7.3s s2,24s.o .oo7. .sss.ss
 Net Deficit $2,5s7,s1s,s47.s6 s2,22s. .osl. .sss.ss
 Cash Balance $1,644,s7s,os1.o7 $2,3s4,ie6,2ss.sl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17
The Weather

Rain, Sleet Tonight; Saturday Cloudy, Cold
Evening star., 1941-02-02
SALESMAN WANTED
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN.
statesmen.

Cedar Hill Cemetery will
consider the applications of
a few statesmen with cars.
BY reason of it's record of
achievement, Cedar Hill has
won the respect and admira-
ton of every one, and the
prestige earned by more than
Is years of successful service,
reduces sales resistance to a
minimum.
We have a splendid sales
organization. This is the first
time we have advertised for
statesmen since 1888.
We are running this "ad"
because of a new campaign
which will start in the near
future.
To the good salesman we
offer a permanent. pleasant,
profitable and dignified sales
position.
Drive out and meet our sales
manager. Meet the statesmen
who have been with us for
many years and see how we
will help them in 1941.
You will be impressed with
the completeness of our plan
and the generosity of our con-
tract will convince you that
we know how to keep a sales
man happy.
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
USED-CAR statesmen.

USED-CAR statesmen.
We need 2 used-car sales
men. Sold $50 used cars this
month, just can't wait on the
prospects. If you can close a
deal let me offer you a propo-
sition. Transportation, bo-
muses., drawing account,
everything you need to get
business. Plenty of floor
time. If you are not a hustler,
don't waste our time. See
MR.. DUKE, used-car man.
ager, Logan Motor Co., 18th
and M SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
M. G. Hall. Encyclopaedia Britannica,
Monday. 42l EYening Star Bldg.
IS YOUR NAME JONES?

If your name is Jones we've got a job
boss) 1t isn't a snap. Therefore, you
may not want it. But other men are
making good money at it and feeling
mighty happy. The Job is selling and it
pays good commission. Write US a letter
about yourself Of your name isn't Jones,
write anywavO Address Roy 6S-K Star
Evening star., 1941-02-02
HELP DOMESTIC.

WOMAN. white reliable, g.h.w., 2 small
children; live in; $40. GE. S2l3 after II.
WOMAN, middle aged, to take care of chill
4g-G, Star
Evening star., 1941-02-02

MIAMI-LEAvING e-s OR IL. RETURN
= weeks; > congeniaI passengers; make
West Coast If desired. HO. 0570.
YOUNG MAN. SOBER, CAREFUL WILL
drive car to Georgia. for transportation.
expenses Monday or Tuesday. Mr.. Glib
SON, GE. 3l39.
WANTED = TWO MEN PASSENGERS;
stenographer and entertainer or reader.
in house trailer; share expenses Miami
Fla. Box BAG, Star.
MIAMI--LEAVING FEB. 10: TAKE 2 OR
3: 1910 Buick; return two weeks. Dl.
1880, Apt. 500, after 5 pm.
GOVT. EMPLOYE. DRIVING PACKARD.
Cuba wants passengers to share expenses:
round trip, leaving about Feb. Is: will also
leave passengers any point in Florida for
3 weeks. Lincoln 7570-W. %
DRIVING MIAMI. FLA, SUNDAY, FEB. 2,
want 3 passengers to help share expenses.
Phone HO. 2944.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

yrs. of age; chance for advance
ment; experience unnecessary.
Apply in person between 9 and
IL noon daily. Employment dept.
Peoples Drug Stores, II P st. ne.
RADIO SERVICE MEN need
ed for outside calls. Must
have car and be thoroughly
experienced in all makes of
radios. Good salary and
steady employment, Ask for
Mr.. Beck, Georges Radio Co.,
S107 M ct NV
Evening star., 1941-02-02
WHAT is IT?

New invention brings big fast profits.
Ordinary-looking business card mysterious
" produces ten lighted matches from no
where. No striking. Like magic. No
a 4 generation. AL businesses buy on
sight. Experience UNNECESSARY. Samples
free, postpaid. KAESER-BLAIR, Dept.
c-21, Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

COUNTERMAN, must be ex-
perienced; salads and sand
wiches. Apply 1907 E st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

MAN for route salesman.
Bond required unless you
have friends of good back
ing. State age and if mar
ried. Good opportunity for
right man. Apply Box 345-
n. Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

WILL CARE FOR AND TRAIN LITTLE
| girls. ages to 8, In my home weekdays.
| No other children. Reas. Emerson 1904.
| YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT
| Friendship Rest Home, just opened. Emer-
son 036l.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

BOY colored. experienced. wishes job as
bellboy in hotel or houseboy. porter and
other types Of work; references. Columbia
9O11-R
Evening star., 1941-02-02

MAN. ColOred. vsnts WORK ~ aTy KIND.
psinti-G Rxoerierce. IL 4622-M.
MAN, colored. vents Job as d'shwaSher and
Evening star., 1941-02-02
statesmen!
$4,000 UP CLASS,

LARGEST corporation in its field, ex-
banding operations, needs . men.
TEN-year service program for executives.
MUST necessarily be finished, high
covered statesmen
AMBITIOUS for the future.
WHOSE personality permits interviewing
executives.
CONTACTS furnished for every call.
THE position is permanent and pleasant.
SALES manager trains you in the feld.
COMMISSION, drawing against earned
Evening star., 1941-02-02
BEAUTY pARloRS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced;
wonderful French method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 3025 o st NV Michigan 1920.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

HEATING SALESMAN,
Especially qualified, who knows
Wash. area bldrs., gas and oil
fired auto. furnaces and boilers,
can find opportunity he has al
ways sought. One of largest
mfrs, direct fry. conn. Local
gas co. and all approvals, leads.
cooperation. Gross profit par
ticipation. Earnings can be in
excess of $4,000 yr. Furnish full
particulars - held confidential.
Rox 74-H. Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Attention, Ambitious Men,

Over IS years, must be neat appearing,
seriously looking for a good steady, perma-
1t; must have car and good refs. 33OS
14th st NV, Room 22O. Call 10 am. or
Evening star., 1941-02-02
sITIIAKl0Ns WnMEN-

T-DRAFTsMAN of the Besulo
Arts Paris; formerly associated with in
spector general of historical monuments in
France, desires situation with Washington
architect for work at home. Phone AID.
4lo3
Evening star., 1941-02-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY, DE. 5561, 1902 11th,
has cooks, houseworkers, chambermaids,
mattresses, nurses, laundresSes, part
RUPHER'S Employment Agency has Jobs
for cooks, maids, houseworkers, mothers
helpers dishwashers, 81 to S15 weekly.
1887 11th st. NV.
BUSINESS.
VACANCIES. public, private and college po-
sitions. Immediate and September open
jngs Baltic Teachers Agency, 5l6 North
Charles st BALTIC Md
Evening star., 1941-02-02
BUSINESS.
POSITIONS OPEN


STENO. .-SECTY. O.. sales prom. exp,
pref. single: $40 wk.
STEEO. %, mdse. exp. helpful perm;
$3.50 wk.
sTENO. a., gen, Of. exp: perm $40
wk. q pos. open.)
STENO. ~, bldg. finance exp. helpful;
perm: SS0-S10O mo.
STENO, %, general sales office exp;
good shtd.-typ.: S75-Ss0 mo-: perm. q
sTENO ~, able take tech. dict. meet
public; S20S22 wk.; perm.
STENO. ~, legal exp. perm: Sl35 mo.
STENO. ~, secty., take complete charge;
perm: S135 mo. to start.
STENO. 0D, small loan exp; $50 mo-:
perm.
sTENo. a.. ins. claims exp. $50 mo.
to start: perm.
MANY COMPETENT STENOGRAPHERS
NEEDED FOR CURRENT OPENINGS.
MALE AND FEMALE. TEMPORARY
AND PERMANENT.
BOYD EMPLOYMENT,
y tah
Evening star., 1941-02-02

COOK or general houSework: experienced;
nights. 1914 2Sth 81, NV
Evening star., 1941-02-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL, neat, wants morning
work; no Sundays: refs HO. 1881
COUPLE. colored. want work together,
with quarters, man good second cook.
Michigan 1857
Evening star., 1941-02-02

WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT SEVERAL
bridge or pinochle players for friendly
game several times mo. Box BOX. Star
or phone Ii 4046-J
Evening star., 1941-03-13

6-l3.s5 Wool Reversible cests. Ton
tweeds ond herrinebones Reg. (2) 3e,
% SO, Cd 40. Long % 36, ~
4o-4.s5 Reineeets rubberi1ed cottons.
SmortIy styled. Checked ond diooonol
weoves. Sizes "a TO As included 81
Evening star., 1941-03-13

35-$l 8 1.5o unisrshits 8 Drawers;
1929 ond l5oo wool, boonee cotton;
broken sizes
3-7.s5 Robes; oil wool; foney worsted
weoves; medium, Ioree sizes
55-SI B lbs MuffIsss; popular eoors;
woods and silks; erond voues
La gaceta., 1941-02-22
Tn mundo lleno de felicidad
deseamos al nuevo ciudadano.
Almaerzo Campestre

Manana Domingo seran feS-
tejaaaS con un almuerzo ia Sec
zion de Uamas Y la Directiva
sa4iente dc ia respectable Logla
"CaDalleroS Leales de America
PaSaran dc $40 los comensales.
A las ii 80 de la manana par
tiran los automobiles del fren-
tie Gel edificio Castillo Crist6-
bal Colon" hacia los terrenos de
la tinca Lake ThOnotoSSassa"
propiedad del comisiOnadO del
Condado Sr. Nick c. NucciO.
A las IL 80 comenzara Ell ser
viciO de almuerzo, que constara
de riquisimoS platos.
La eomisi6n organiZadOra ha-
ce saber a todas aquellas perso-
mas que no tengan medic de
transpOrte que pueden dirigirse
al frente del mencionado edifi-
clio, en- la calle l6 y ga aVenida,
donde habra cOches diSponibles.
AsiStire y prometo Ia resena
de este almuerzo homemade.
La gaceta., 1941-02-22
Santos del Dld
LimmeO, Victoriano y George.
Romance del Viejo MericO"

Romance del ViejO MeTico"
Tai eS Ell nombre de la COMM
MIA de artiStas mexicanOs que
manana Domingo hara 81 pri-
mera presentation ante ell pd-
blico de Tampa, en- Ell teatro del
Centre ASturiano.
Esta compania presentara las
costumbres y vida del pueblo
mexicano. I'm espectaculo ele-
gante. Presentation digna de
verse. No pierda la oportunidad.
Actuara ell gran narrator CO.
ronel Ricardo de Escamilla (El
soldado de la Fortuna. la emil
nente Mezzo-soprano, de fama
mundial, Greta Rubio; la Reina
de las Castanuelas, Srta, Velma
Montoya; y la gran orquesta
LOS CharrOs'',
Dada la calidad de este espec-
taculo, no dudamos que la am
plia platea del Centre Asturiano
Sc vera cOlmada de pGblico.
La function dara comienzo q
las ocho y media en- punto.
Separe su localidad con ITEM
DO.
La gaceta., 1941-02-22
UN DOBLE GAMING ENTIRE
TAMPA Y LAKE WALES

Los directories de la Camara
de Concrete de Tampa acorda-
ron aver pedirle a la Junta de
Carreteras del estado Sc constru
va una carretera de doble ramal
entire eSta ciudaJ v Lake Wales.
Al mismo tempo Sc acord6 pc
dir que sea reparada Y debida-
mente manten5da la carretera
Memorial, entire Grand Central
y Lafayette.
Una comisi6n Sc mandara a la
yeHidera reunion de la Junta y
de ella formara parte ell briga-
der Tinker,
La gaceta., 1941-02-22

Quito de 10 mahanA, 10 80 a. m.
Quito. Sociedad de Jovenes, z p.
m, Quito de la noche, 8 p. m. ,
Mission Menonita," 1910 IA,
avenida. Rev. j. Paul Saude:,
superintendent.
Escuela Dominica 1000 a. m.
Quito Y sermon, 7:30 p. M; cul-
to de oraci6n, microbes 1850.
"Asamblaa de Dios", l701l2
s. ave. Rev. D., Valdes, Jr,, Pas
tor.
Escuela Dominica, 1915 a,
NJ; Quito Y Sermon, 7:30 p. m.
Cultos, Microbes y Sabado 500
p. m.
San Paolo, Iglesia Metodista
Italiana, calle 81 Y avenida Is.
Rev. A. NJ. d. Riggio, Pastor,
Escuela de la Iglesia, $3.50 q,
m, Quito en- Ingl6s, II 100 a, m.
Reunion de la Liga de J6yeneS,
700 p. m.; Quito en- ItalianO,
800 p. m.
Temple Bautista, 1909 18th
st. Rev. J. B. Silva. Pastor.
+. Dominica 10 a. m.; Gull
to y Sermon 8 p. M; Quito de
Oraci6n, Microbes, 8 p. m.
Quito y Sermon, Jueves, 8 p.
m, en- Joerg Mission, calle Is y
avenida Lake.
Quito y Sermon en- Ia Concord
Church, Corina St., en- Palmetto
Beach.
Mission Presbiteriana Ybor
City, 953, IL ave. Rev. w. B,
PasSiglia, Pastor.
EScuela Dominica: 9:45 a.
La gaceta., 1941-02-22

M; Quito y Sermon. IL a, IA;
Esfuerzo Cristiano, TOO p. m
Quito en- Espanol, Microbes,
7:45 p IN.
Mission Presbiteriana Evange-
lica, 1916 10Th St., Rev, H. c.
Pressly, pastor.
EscJlla dominical, $50 a. m.
Quito y Sermon, 8 p. m. Socie-
dad de Senoras, Martes 1880
p. m.
La Union de Los Glen /.
Evangelical, 34O8 Gomez ave.
Rev. o. Ii. Corw.n, Pastor.
Quito a las 1;30 p. m.
Mission La EsperaAza 2S2a
Laurel st. Rev. c. II. Corwin,
Pastor.
CultoS en- espanol $50 a. m. y
1880 p. m. cultcs en- ingl9s 10.45
a. m. yS;l5 p. m.
La gaceta., 1941-02-22
VICTORIA DE TONY YALE

Chicago, Feb. 22.--Tony Yale,
ell campe6n del peso mediano pa
ra la Association Nacional de
Boxeo, "acosto" anoche, en- ell
cuarto aSalto, a Steve
Mamakos, ell griego de Washing
ton, D. c. PreSenciaron e. match
l4,306 personals, que a6Onaron
por sus entradas $37, 450.
Al HoStak, de Seattle, eStado
de Washington, venci6 por no
caut, en- ell primer asalto, al nv-
gro George Burnette, de De-
troit.
La gaceta., 1941-02-22
Bale de Cd1nGvdl

Bale de CdrnGv0l
Esta noche Sc vera visitado
por una distinguida concurrent
cia ell hermoso edificio del Circu
10 Cubano, con motive del Bale
Social de CARNIVAL que celebra-
"a la Secci6n de Recreo.
Para este festival Sc usara to-
do ell edificio social. En- la sala
principal dividiran honores dos
populares conjuntoS de "Jazz",
Bruce Henry y don Francis
co.
Para los amantes de la mdsica
cubana y espanola Sc han con-
tratado los servicios de la orques
ia ia Tropical, dirigida por
Laureano Trigueros.
A la l 700 de la manana, y en-
ell salon de sesiones, sc efectuara
una reception.
La gaceta., 1941-02-22
NdcimieHtO

NdcimleHtO
BESIDE Ell pasado Martes ven
alegrado su hogar los esposos
Faustino Y Natalia Gonzalez,
con ell advenimiento de I'm her
moso varoncito, ell que llevara
por nombre Faustino.
Faustinito naci6 pesando diez
libras y media.
Ell hogan de los esposos Con-
zalez, 418 w. Amelia, es a diario
visitado por sus amistades y IA
miliares.
Con eStas lineas enviamos
nuestra enhorabuena a los d.
chosos papas y a la vez felicia
mos a su abuela materna, Sra.
Anselma Alfonso. como tambien
a su abuelo paterno, Sr. Jose
Maria Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1941-02-22
Seccion de CuItos
Domingo 20 de FebrerO, 1871
MENSAGE ~EVANGELICO
LA ORACION"

Texto Biblico: "Cooperando
vosotros tambien con la oraci6n.
2 de Cor. iii.
San Pablo encontraba imposi-
BILE sufrir o gozar aisladO; an
saba contar con Cd apoyO por
medic de la oraci6n de aquellos
que lie amaban.
La oracion impiica que ell HON
bre habla con DioS. MillareS de
seres humanoS unicamente ha-
blan con Dios cuando las circuns
tancias son extremadamente di-
ficiles; pero no hay amistad que
perdure sin medios de comuni-
caci0n.
La oraci6n tambien implica
que Dios habla con Ell hombre.
81 negamos la posibilidad de con
tacta directo de Dios con ell ser
humane, negamOs tambien IA
personalidad divina. La oraci6n
no puede ser unilateral. Cuando
elevamos ~nuestras plegarias, es-
peramos condensation, no por-
que la merezcamos, sine porque
hablamos con un Dios bondado-
SO que nos eScucha,
La oraci6n, por Gltimo, impli
ca la cooperation del coraz6n y
de la mano, ST la oraci6n ex-
preSa Ell anhelo del corazon, ma
turalmente debe conducir a ma
yor actividad por parte del que
ora, a fin de que csc anhelo lie
que a ser realidad. La oraci6n
no es subtitulo de la 2ctividad,
la inspira y la eleva. Cuando la
oraci6n es ferviente inicia ell es-
fuerzo practice en- favor de a.
La gaceta., 1941-02-22
Una Noche en- la Argentina

Ell Secretario de la Secci6n de
Recreo del Centre Asturiano, ell
joven Florentino Fernandez,
nos hace saber que para Ell Ca
baret Privado que Sc efectuara
ell sabado Il de Mario, en- honor,
de la Reina actual de la SOcie-
dad. Srta. Onelia Santana, y su
Corte de Honor, las mesas re-
servadas costaran a Sc 90 cada
una; las sillas adicionales, a
$3.50.
Tambien nos hace sabe que
hasta ell 26 del presente podran,
los que asi 10 deseen, escoger ei
lugar donde deseen colocar 81
mesa. Las mesas pOdran ser re-
servadas e MIA Secretaria gene
raj.
La gaceta., 1941-02-22
MATRIMONIOS

Robert Keith Rees, 80, Y Eli
zabeth Christine Hanlon, "a;
William j. Browning, p, y Eli
zabeth Earle King, 10; Ellis
Brewer, 81, y Florice Ellerbee
Nelson, 20; Thomas Everett Tu-
ten, 81, y Florence Madison, 81.