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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-06
M. & Nj. SCHOOL NOTES

Dr. John Youel gave a very in
teresting lecture to the high school
Monday at $50 a. m. He explained
he map of Alaska and showed NOV
ing pictures oi the people and GUS
toms of that country DR.. Youel
has resided in Alaska for the last
16 years, but he will be giving lee
lures in this country for some time.
Junior class rings and pins were
selected last week end and ordered
from Minister Auld Crafters Cor
poration of Columbus, O. The type
of invitations for the Senior class
was also chosen.
Mr.. Porter went last week end to
Columbus where he attended The
meeting OF all Deputy Supervisors
of the Masonic lodge.
DR.. George Samuel Kendall will
speak to the schools Friday, Nov. Z,
on the subject of Science, Religion
and Archaeology This lecture will
also be open to the public and Viii
be the last general assembly before
the holiday. DR.. Kendall will ad-
dress the Rotary club that evening
at $50.
The Junior class is having its
carnival Friday, Nov. IA, at 7:30 p.
N. Among the features of the car
nival will be fish pond, games and
other kind of stands for amuse-
Iments. For the main attraction the
class is presenting mystery play
The admission will be IL cents
The class is expecting a large crowd
Pupils of the high school were busy
this week because of the intelligence
tests taken every four years. This
is the Ohio State University Psy-
cological Test and is given to all
members of the school
Among the boys who visited the
high school this week were: Ray
McElfresh of Camp Shelby; .Galen
Barrett, also of Camp Shelby, and
Paul Heron, of Fort Lewis, Wash
ington, and John Fisher of Ohio
University.
Miss Mary Louise Dye was absent
from her work a few days while
she attended the State Eastern Star
convention, at Columbus Mrs. w.
o. Porter acted as substitute during
Miss Dyes absence.
The sixth annual Armistice foot
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-06
Page Sever

ball game will be held on our field
Nov. IL, M. & M. VS.. Caldwell. AS
you recall the team tied for two
years, then Caldwell won two sue
cessive games, and last year M. e
M. was victorious. The grand trophy
will be presented winner of game.
Mr.. Turner, with group of busi-
ness men was in Caldwell last week,
and says that the spirit of compe-
tition is high there just as it is in
Malta and McConnelsville. The pro-
gram this year will be held at the
Opera House and school will close
in time for the student body to
march in the parade. Extra seats
will be provided for the crowd at
the football game.
The F. H. A. held pot luck sup
per Wednesday evening. Oct, 20, in
the home economics room. Follow
ing the business meeting, Jean
Huck gave a reading. "America's
Favorite DESERT" Dorothy Best
gave a report of the state F. H. A.
conference which was held in CO.
lumbus in September; Carol Warne
was also a delegate. Games and
contests were then enjoyed with
Dorothy Morrow in charge. The
officers for this year are: President,
Dorothy Best; vice president, Dor
othy Morrow; sec'y, Maxine Camp
bell; treas, Carol Warne; historian,
Eleanor Smith
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-06
BIG REDS EDGE GLOUSTER to o

Playing in a steady downpour of
rain the M. & M. Big Reds defeated
the Glouster Tomcats to on the
local field last Friday. A steady
rain in the morning had the field
looking like river and after a
short time it was practically impos-
sible to tell one player from an
other.
The only score of the game came
In the closing seconds of the third
quarter when Drake took a lateral
pass from Miller and raced along
the sidelines to score. The attempt
ed plunge for the conversion was
stopped short. Several scoring
chances were lost by both teams.
During the first half the play was
about even with the Big Reds hav-
ing somewhat the advantage in
punting and Glouster the edge in
ground attack. However in the Sec
ond half the Big Reds were in the
Tomcats territory most of the time.
This victory makes the fourth
victory in six starts for the Big
Reds and puts them in third place
IN the Muskingum Valley League.
Lineup:
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-06
Meiigs

We are glad folks in our section
have not had any serious illness,
babies and so on the past week, as
We haven't had time to visit the sick
or gather news, being out of the
neighborhood most of the time. Our
work, while hard, has been inter-
esting-seeing new places, old and
new faces. We met several whom
we had not seen for a long time.
Among them were S. w Scott and
and family, GAINESVILLE. Sam seems
to think life for him begins at So
He told us he picked 1929 bushels
of apples in the Earl Jones orchard,
in IL eight hour days. They are
living in the Coopermill Manor.
While we had read about the hous-
ing plan, it was much more interest
ing to see and have Mary show us
through their apartment and eX-
plain. This is not one big building,
but many buildings, in fact 1t is
town. There are 500 children, but
we did not get the total population.
We turned off our route a short dis
tance that we might see our friends
Mr.. and Mrs Thornton Alexander
and daughter. Miss Frieda. They
are the folks we stayed with when
we were leasing in Meigs township
in 1927, and we have not forgotten
the good meals and bed, and their
MANY acts of kindness. We found
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-06
Cumberland Route

Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Watts anc
daughter will move soon from the
Knight farm, to their farm recently
purchased from Walter Prouty, neal
Zeno. Mark Shuster and family
will move to the knight farm. Err
nest Bailey has moved from the
Walter Prouty farm, to Cumber-
land.
Mrs. Nola Hall visited last week
in Akron with her sister, Mrs. Ola
Rowland Mrs. Pearl Hall spent
last week with her daughter, Mrs
Grace Lawrence, in Canton.
Mrs. Harry Long spent Thursday
and Friday in Caldwell, on business
Revival meeting will begin at the
Grove church, Sunday night. Rev
Harry Holyoak is pastor.
Little Billy Pitts is recovering
nicely. About six weeks ago he had
his leg broken between the knee
and hip.
Lloyd and Charles Irwin and
Floyd Hall made a business trip to
Cleveland, Saturday.
The Pitts family who have been
living on the Ogan farm, have NOV
ed to farm near Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Osmer have
gone to Charleston, w. Va, where
Mr.. Osmer is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy James and fam
lily of Philo, visited Sunday at Dye
Halls.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-06

remains quite poorly
Lee Rowland, eldest son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Rowland, is al
Marietta hospital, receiving treat
ment for infection in the knee
caused from boil He is making
! satisfactory Improvement.
Mrs. Anna Dixon who made her
home for several months at the
Lucy McKibben home, is now assist
ing at the Stockport hotel.
Mrs David Coler has returned
| Hanson, and wife, of Granville. Mr..
! David Coler visited his grandson,
! Fred Coler, and family, in Zanes-
Vile
! Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Mills have
returned from Magnetic Springs,
where he has been taking treat
ments for the past three weeks for
arthritis. Mr.. Mills is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Linley and
| Sunday with his mother, Mrs John
Spencer.
Recent callers of Mr.. and Mrs
David Coler were S. G.. Hanson, Of
Granville, w. N. Gheen of Wheel
ing, w. Va, Ed Coler, Tabor ridge,
Mrs. Eta Calendine Of Pattin Mills,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Calendine and
daughter Wava, GAINESVILLE, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Pugh, Stockport route,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Savage, Zanes-
Vile, Mrs Augusta Savage Of Nc
, Connelsville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Coler of Pattin Mills.
Colin Scott and daughter Phyllis
of Cleveland spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Scott,
and with his son, Ronald Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Henery and
daughter Joyce Ann, of Columbus,
spent the week end with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Henery and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Henery, Of
GAINESVILLE, and Raymond Stone
burner, Deavertown. spent Sunday
at the G. G. Stoneburner home.
Byron Hook and sister Kathryn
of Marietta visited over the week
end at their home here.
Misses Doris Medley and Marjorie
Wallace, students at o. T. S., in
Columbus, spent the week end at
their respective homes.
Misses Lillian and Nola Thomp-
son and Ann Grubb spent last
Thursday night at the home of the
formers brother and sister-in-law.
when they entertained a number of
friends for their daughter Ruth,
who left Monday for Marietta to en-
ter Business College. The evening
was spent with music and contests.
Refreshments were served.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. T. Choguill were their grand
daughter Miss Dorothy Penrose. of
Youngstown, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Johns, Mrs. Ethel Simpson of
GAINESVILLE, Mrs. Bertha BloOr and
Mrs. Leila Crabtree of Orlando, Fla.
Promoters Club
Next regular meeting of the Pro-
moters' club will be held in the aud
itorium, Monday night. Nov. 10.
Dinner will be served by the Farm
ers' Institute Of East Windsor This
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-06
Saltwater

Marietta and Vaughn White Wis
tied Friday with Mrs. Isolena Seval
of Rural Dale.
Martha Lou Mcdaniel spent a few
days recently with her grandpar.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sevall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Daley and
Mrs. Blanche Greer spent Sunday
with Mrs. Lizzie Daley
Mrs Wilmer Gibeaut and children
spent Friday evening with Mrs. Car.
rie Gibeaut and daughter Louise, OF
McConnelsville.
Stanley Mahon and family spent
Saturday night with Dale White
and family, and all visited Sunday
with Mrs. Kenneth Brooks.
Galen Crawford spent the weeA
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Der.
wacter.
Raymond Newton is employed al
the Marietta White home.
n. r. Williams and family spent
Sunday at Clark Williams, Of Du
rant
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Alexander and
son Roy, JubiT and Pearl Ellis, Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Roberts and family
Fred Roberts and Mrs. CogseIl Of
Newark, and Will Roberts Of SoutI
GAINESVILLE, were Sunday dinnel
guests Of J. r. ROBERTS.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-06
Morgan County

our former neighbor, Mrs Ellis Mil
| Ter (Lois Jenkins) and baby who
have been in poor health, improv-
ed. We forgot to tell you that we
| get overtime for all over 25 hours
per day, so We will not have to &c
to court to collect. That makes us
| thtnh--tTe find some folks who want
to get the names of our law makers
who voted for the law which com
pels trappers to have their names
imprinted on their traps, even when
set on their own farm. Mouse
traps, which only catch one at a
time are exempt At the Chas
Mautz farm we found the biggest
bunch of hogs we have found on a
Morgan county farm-all sizes.
They figure they will have between
four and five thousand bushels of
corn.
We seldom ever write our column
that we do not think of you folks
who got your start in life in Morgan
county, but who are away, wonder
ing what we may write about the
folks here you know Next week
we will complete 80 years as Meigs
correspondent. We are asking that
our readers, both away and here at
home, send us card or letter tell
ing us about yourself and family,
and how long you have read the
Morgan County Democrat If you
can't do more, a postal card with
name and address will be appreciat-
ed. 1t will help us to write bet
ter column. We had in mind giving
a premium-but the postal laws
offers of this kind. Do it now.
Please.
Some folks won't lease their farm
for oil and gas unless they get rent
al in advance. In order to do SO
they will wait twice as long as the
free time asked for, then feel they
have accomplished a real deal. We
are only notary and know how to
do that. You attend to your busi-
ness, then if mistake has been
made, you won't have to go out of
your way to find the responsible
one
In conversing with our friend,
Mrs. Emma Ferguson, of Otho, she
spoke of the stage coach route
which went by her old home. Mrs.
Ferguson now lives with her sons,
Melvin and Byrl She told of the
late Jacob Workman going over the
route. He was one of the last driv-
ers She also told us about Sally
Stevens-where they stopped. This
is now the " M. Crisman home.
Mrs. Stevens baked the waffle cakes.
Why Go South?
With ripe tomatoes and cucum-
bers out of our garden, for Sunday
dinner, we feel it would be waste
of time and money to go south.
Stanley Hart, who purchased a
parcel of land from Ray Smith, and
erected dwelling, has sold out to
Mr.. Smith. and is looking for anoth-
er location.
Stanley Ray has improved his
dwelling by the addition Of another
room, and other Improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gerlach. Leon,
w. Va, were recent visitors with
the formers brother, Homer Ger
ZACH. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Knox en-
tertained Sunday, Oct. 26, with a
dinner in honor of their daughter
Joan's eighth birthday, and Mrs
Knoxs parents 51st wedding ami
versary. The birthday cake was
baked by Joan's grandmother, Haze,
, Best.
If you would be interesting ng-be
interested
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ewart of
Chesterhill and Mr.. and Mrs. Wm
Lwart and children Of New York,
were callers Sunday afternoon of
Mrs. Nell Lochary.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w Lear and son
James spent Sunday with his moth
er, Mrs. Susie Chadwick, of Stock
port route.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Morris and
children and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Morris, of Roxbury, Wis
tied Sunday with Mr.. and Ms. a.
fred Brown, of Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs Weir Kern and fam
lily were guests Sunday at birth
day dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Delmar Ellis, near Neelyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Morris were
business callers in Canton, Monday.
Mrs. Will Hilliah and daughter
Laura Lucille, and Carl Sapli of
Youngstown visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. O. ]. Carr.
Mrs. Emma Lyme of Medina is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. r..
McAnulty.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-06


The next PTA meeting will be at
Tunnel Hill, Friday evening, Nov
Il. The following program will be
given: Community singing of World
war songs; talk on present day
camp life, Paul Keyes; music, DR..
and Mrs. Davis, Pennsville; reading,
"In Flanders Field" Mrs. Walter
Barkhurst; talk, Geo. McGonagle.
Refreshments will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.. Stewart and
daughter Irma and Martha Lou
Drake were Sunday visitors at How
ard Huffmans Of the Avondale
home.
Wayne Reed of Akron spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Reed.
The families who are on the M.
telephone line spent pleasant
evening at the Grove Farris home
last Wednesday evening. There
were. over 80 present and social
time was spent. Refreshments of
pie, doughnuts, cider, coffee, candy
and apples were served.
Ethan Greer and family spent
Sunday at Del Daugherty's of East
Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barnes and
little daughter from near Sandusky
spent Sunday at Carl Barkhurst's.
Mrs. Barnes had an operation on
her tonsils at GAINESVILLE, Monday,
and will remain here for a few days
Ed Roberts and family were Sun
day visitors at Chas Greer's of
GAINESVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. B. Ritchey and
son Paul of Columbus were calling
on friends here. Sunday
Harold Clifford who has been
working in Duncan Falls, is at
home for a few days.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-06

is Ladies' Night" and the women
are cordially invited. The dinner
will be soc per plate. A motion pic
/ ture, Know Your Money" released
by the u. S. Secret Service, will be
, shown
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-06

Reno and Los Angeles
Reno, New, is farther west than
Los Angeles, Calf, by about one
degree of longitude.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
Para los habajadores Iatinos abrira una ofNcin;
en- Ybor City la Florida State
Employment Service
Exito de la Camara de Concrete y ell Comite
presidido por Lamar Sara

ademas del presidente Fernf~
dez, ell secretario Frank de la
Grana y otras personals.
Sc abrira la oficina ell dia i
de diciembe. En- case de luvia
los trabaiadores podran refu-
giarse en- ell ample portal del
edificio de la Camara y no ten
dram cue mojarse, como les SUI
cedia en- la Gala Franklin.
LAMAR Sara, Johnny Fer.
nandez y de la Grana merecen
una sincera congratulaci6n, 10
mismo que TODD ell ~directorado
y miembros de la Camara de
Concrete de Ybor.
Tambien labora la Camara
en- conseguir que Sc establezca
en- Ybor City, corriendo los gas
tos por su cuenta, una oficina
para que los ciudadanos latinos
puedan abonar sus cuentas de
electricidad y gas.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
PERECIO EN- UN ACCIDEN-
TIE LA SENORA SMITH

All ser alcanzado su autom6
vii por una camioneta del e.
iercito, cuando Sc dirigla a su
domicilio de Port Tampa, per
die la vida la Sra. H. L. Smith
de Al amos, y sufrieron heri-
das siete soldados de la base
de MacDill.
Ocurri6 ell accidente en- ell
Boulevard Interplay esquina a
la Gale Vera y la camioneta Sc
estrell6 contra un costado del
coche. La Sra. Smith fue Ian
zada por ell aire hasta una dis
tancia de 30 pies, falleciendo
en- ell Hospital Municipal. Los
dos vehiculos Sc volcaron.
Dos de Sos soldados heridos
Christen S~toninsky y Michael
Kurk, etan en- muy grave e.
tado.
Sobrcviven a la desventura
da seiora, su esposo, capataz
de los puentes de una compa-
MIA ferrocarrilera, un hijo 5
una hija.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
Nye ataco al presidente Roosevelt y SUI gobiemo
Defendio la pureza de intenciones del jefe de
Estado, Ell senador Connally.
Pepper Sc ~expreso a favor de la guerra, 81
f~racasan los ~actuales metodos

Washington, oct. 29.-Uno de
los campeones del aislicionis
mo, tildado 1e pro-nazi por mu-
chas personas, ell senador repG
b.icano Nye, Sc cp"so hoy en /
alta c&mara a la ley que trats
de armar los vapores mercantes
americanos. Manifesto el sena-
dor que armar los vapOres mer-
cantes equiyale a tirar piedreci
tas contra los torpedos.
FL senador Connally, de TIE
xas, contest6 a los criticos del
Presiiente diciendo que este no
busca envolyer al pals en- una
guerra, per medic de la ley de
neutralidad. ia meior contes-
n ion a los cargos IS cue e.
pals no esta en- guerra. 81 FL pre-
sidente Iealmente hubiese que
lido meter a la naci6n en- la que
IRA, oportunidades tuvo de ha
oportunidades tuvo de Ihacerlo
cerlo hace un anO
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
LA INVESTIGATION
DEL GRAN JURADO

Mantiene ell Gran Jurado su
investigation y aver fueron
llamados a declarar ell condos
table Graves y ell diputado
condestable Tony Di Lorenzo.
Otro de los testigos 10 fue ell
Sr. Benigno Rogue, quien ha-
ce pocos dias declare que Di
Lorenzo no era otra cosa que
un "correvedile" de Charlie
Wall.
Por ell fiscal Farrior y ell
Gran Jurado tambien fueron
interrogados Serafin Montiel,
Limo Ruiz, este 1ltimo hernia
no de Eugonio Ruiz, excondes
table y ahora policia especial.
Una comprehension sc ha
hecho de los honorarios carga
dos por la oficina de Graves.
Sera llamado a declarar, en-
la tarde de hoy, John McDo-
maid, otro de los diputados
condestables de Graves.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29

Como de costumbre hablaror
IN contra del presidenta y &c Ia
di9niiad nacional, los senadp.
es Wheeler. de Montana, y
ohnson, de California.
Taft descaraiamente NANTES.
o que ell iefe de estado, con suS
jeclaraciones del lunes, sepults
al pals zen una guerra tiros".
Claude Pepper, ell senador de
la Florida, afirm6 que esta 8
favor de una declaration dc
Guerra, hecha bajo la constiu
ion, tan pronto Sc comprueb;
la ineficacia de los metodos &C
tuales.
Sc eXpres6 a favor de que s.
nanden trOpas, pero solo en- ca.
so de extrema necesidad y par;
aplastar definitivamente a Hi.
Ter.
La votaci6n sobre la ley Sc e
fectuara la semana que viene.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
REFUERZOS
PARA LA INDO CHINA

Shanghai, Octubre 20. -
Noticias llegadas a es.a ciu-
dad permiten asegurar que ell
Jap6n esta mandando gran
des refuerzos a la Indo China.
Algunos peritos militares
Green que Thailand sera alta
cada, pero otros aseguran que
el canine de Burma es ell nue.
vo objective nippon.
Los incidentes entire solda-
dos rusos y japoneses, en- la
frontera del Manchukuo, Sc
achaca a movimientos de tan
teo de la camarilla pilitar de
Toxic.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29

I'm gran exito ACADIA de al
canzar la Camara de Conner
clio de Ybor, presidida actual
mente por Ell joven comercian
te Juan Fernandez.
La Florida State Employ
ment Service ha resuelto abrir
una oficina en- la Camara de
Concrete de YbOr para que
los trabajadores latinos no ten
gan que ir, en- las semanas del
paro, hasta ell distrito conner
cial de Tampa.
DID la noticia ell Sr. L. S.
Richard, director del Servicio,
desde su oficina de Tallahassee,
ccmunicandosela al administra-
dor local l.. F, Shebal y al repre-
sentante de distrito Sr. Charles
w. Barnett.
LaMar Sara preside ell conf
t6 que realize las fructiferas
gestiones y colaboraron con el'
La gaceta., 1941-10-29

Dona Victoria Kent, ilustre
DANA republican,, sufre ell mar
trio de la pObreza y solicita ell
apoyo de la Junta de Cultura
ESpanola.
Lejos de la patria. rcdeada
de peligros, vuelve sus ojos a
Tampa, que tanto Ia quiere.
Tenemos todos ell deber de a.
yudarla, 81 es que llevamos en- ell
coraz6n aquellos solemnes jura-
mentos de lealtad a la REPU-
BLICA y la democracia.
Mujer dultisima, aIbOgado /
fustre... las condolences existen
ties en- ell mundo la Obligan a pc
dir nuestra cooperation.
~SComprenden bien los amigos
de la causa de Espana por que
insiStimos en- que no sean rele-
gados al divide los refugiados
espanole?
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
LOS AVIONES CUATRIMO-
Torres A
ALEMANIA

Londres, 0ctubre 29.-Desa
fiando ell fuerte viento y la llu
via aviOnes cuatrimotores pc
netraron en- Alemania duran
te la noche y ~atacaron objeti-
vos en- ell sur y ell suroeste.
Aeroplanos de menor tama
no bombardearon los muelles
de Cherburgo y los aer6dro-
mos del norte de Francia.
Participaron en- la acci6n a
paratos norteamericanos "Ha
woes" Todos los photos regre
saron.
I'm aer6dromo situado GER
ca de Abbeville fue bombar-
deado dos wees, con altos ex-
plosivos e incendiarias.
Aviones alemanes atacaron,
en- menor escala, lugares del
suroeste de las islas britAnicas
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
Los alemanes perdieron Ell sesenta por ciento
de sus tropas en- las lneas del frente
~Recuperaro cuatro aldeas las brigadas cue
manda ell general Zhukhov.
Ell Ejercito russo mantiene la iniciativa en-
ell sector de ~Leningrado

te en- las fortificaciones de las
afueraS de Moscu.
Los peri6dicos dicen que la
asistencia a los cinemat5grafos
Sc ma duplicado, probablemen-
te a causa de que fueron eva
cuados los artistas del teatro
principal y los cuerpos de bale.
La venta de libros crece dia-
riamente y ademas de los auto
res rusos Sc venden en- grandes
cantidades las novelas de Dick
ems y Jack London.
Obietivos mcmillan han sido
atacados por la aviaci6n enami-
ga. Los americanos pasan les
noches en- ell f~errocarril subtle
franco.
Comprende ell gobierno que
Gebera hacer frente a nuevas
p6rdidas; pero Sc sehalan las e.
normes baias eXperimentadas
por los alemanes.. La campana,
a juicio de los expertos, sera
larga.
Grandes c~antidades de mate
rial de guerra estan siendo obte
nidos en- ell Este. Sc dijo aqui
hoy que la cuenca carbonara de
Kuznetsk, EN- la Siberia rapi-
damente aumenta su produc-
ci6n.
Ell peri6dico de la Comunac
del Volga, "Kuibiskev", dice
que Russia ha dado a sus aliados
una oportunidad de concantrar
fuerzas Y acumular sus recur-
SOS para un golpe undo v deci-
sivO contra la Alemania hitle-
rista. "El enemigo es todavia pc
deroso, pero no tiene posibilida-
des de grandes refuerzos, mien-
tras que nosotros tenemOs la
potencialidad para aumentar
nuestras fuerzas y uuestros me
dos para hacer la guerra.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
PETICIONES DE CIVDADA.
MIA

Alicia Mesa, 1889 Octava
avenida; Nikitas Stergos, Tar
pom Springs; Isidoro Leonardo
De Cubellis. New Port Richey ;
Carl j. August Froehlkin; Juan
Montana, 1910 Pine St.; Julia
Eliou, Tarpon Springs; Inocen-
clio Alvarez, 1913 Cano; Chry-
santhi Giallourakis, Tarpon
Springs; Minnie Mae Mccoy;
Gaetana Tarallo, 1905 Gale IS;
Claudio Garcia, 2008 Piedmont
Vicente MOTTO, 2515 Howard.
Francisco Zambito, HILLSIDE
rough y Armenia; Karl Mikkel'
sen, st. Petersburg; Arturo