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La gaceta., 1941-10-08

Muy mejOrada Sc encUsntra
de la dOlencia que lie hizo guar
lar CANA la Sra. Amalia Rodri-
cuez, residente en- ell 1914 de la
Trece avenida.
Dentro de breves dias sera da
lda de alta.
Mucho nos ALGERIA la buena
nueva.
La gaceta., 1941-10-08

de Yara", ell Circulo Cubano ce-
lebrara una patri6tica recep-
ci6n en- la sala de la directiva,
Muy amable invitaci6n reel
bimos, firmada por ell Sr. Fran,
cisco Garcia, preSidente de la
peStigiosa sociedad.
Agradecemos la c~orteoia, Fl
amor a Cuba es una 4e las prin-
cipales caracteriSticaS, basada
en- la honradez Y en- el desinte-
les, de los cubanos cue viven en-
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1941-10-08
NOTAS SOCTALN
uLR MARIO RODRIGUEZ,
Restablecido

DespU5s re varios dias de re.
clusi6n en- su hogan, er3u6ntra-
Sc cCmpletamente restablecidc
del NAL que lie aquejaba nuastrc
apfeciado amigo Enrique Cara.
ballo.
MUeho nos satisface dar la nc
ticia.
La gaceta., 1941-10-08

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of douches as a precautionary meas
ure for women who want TO be clean,
d~ainty-for women troubled by Offend
ing odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful to
delicate tissues. But not Lydia e.
Pinkham's Sanative Washl Pinkham's
Sanative Wash is gaining great favor
because It's NOT a harmful germicide.
1nstead-it's a mighty effective "bac-
te~riostatic" (the modern trend) 1t not
only discourages bacterial growth and
infection but thoroughly cleanses, deo-
dorizes. Very soothing-relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes
In~expensivel All druggists.
La gaceta., 1941-10-08
Recordamos

Que ell sabado Is del presente
mes la Secci6n de Propaganda
ofrecera su festival annual, de-
nominado "Una Noche en- Meji'
co." Este dara OCCASION a algunas
personas a lucir los trajeS mexi
canoS que poSeen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
CuIiisn1
 Growing,
 4 m erica
Lecturer SumralI Tells of Spread of Oriental De-
 captions in U. 5.

Last evening. in the Bethel As sembly of God on Main Street. Les ter F Sumrall, lecturer and author, spoke of the phenomenal growth of cults in America which have their origin in the Orient It is appalling, the speaker said, to see how intelli- gent people are deceived by these cults.
 In these cults. Sumrall included Diyinism, He said George Baker, alias Father Divine, cut lawns and hedges until middle-age man, then suddenly acquired cult powers. Now of people believe he is God. MT. Sumrall said he had visited one of his "heavens" in New York where white people believed him to be God
 Then from the Orient, MT. Sum rall described scenes in heather temples, where idol worship was terrifying. The speaker concluded by asking all the friends to rely upon the Lord Jesus Christ for full redemption.
 Sumralls savings last night in cluded the following:
 Heather is not just inferior nor als, but the forces of evil against the powers of righteousness.
 There is a cult called T Am in
 
 the States. They believe in the re- embodiment of the soul, as the Buddhist do in the Orient. I was told that woman joined it in the States but her husband would not. He later died and her spiritual leaders said he would be reborn a rat because he disbelieved the truth of the I Am Then the cult leader said if you will give me $500 will have your husabnd born here so you can have him home. She paid off and in a couple of weeks her rat husband in his electronic body ap- peared. The bereaved wife said that she felt it appropriate to prepare a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
FRANK MORGAN
 HAS LEAD IN FILM
 NOW AT CAPITOL
The Ghost Comes Home Closing Engagement
 Here Tonight

"The Ghost Comes Home" has Frank Morgan, minus his stutter but plus plenty of troubles, dods- ing from tribulation to complica- ton in hilarious strides at the Capitol Theatre, where Morgan latest appearance as laughmaker is now playing.
 The story deals with timid small town storekeeper who sud- denly finds himself appointed to spend a million on his home town. Between night clubs and sirens, crooked bankers and his daughters love affairs, he's the busiest dodger of trouble on record. Reported shipWrecked, he returns supposedly dead to find his family spending his insurance money. Finally, by exposing the crooked banker, he becomes the man of the hour.
 William Thiele directed with def1 human touches amid the comedy. Players include Billie Burke as the domineering wife, Ann Rutherford as the pretty daughter, John Shel- ton, Reginald owen, Donald Meek, Nat Pendleton and Frank Abe. = son. Artistic Photographic effects lv cameraman Leonard Smith add interest 10 the romantic sequences.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
EIks Foster Essay Award
 To Students
Ameritanism Is Subject of Contest = Winners
 Vii! Broadcast

Juneau High School students arc contesting for cash prizes in an es- says writing contest on the sub ject Of Why I'm Glad to be an Am erican.' sponsored by the Nationa Defense Committee of the local ordei of Elks.
 Chairman of the Committee H. L VanderLeest said arrangements will be made tc have winning contestants trcayicas5 their essays from the ledge rooms Of the Elks on February 12.
 A dozen essays will be selected by teachers, five of this twelve by the National Defense Committee, and then three of those by another con- mittee for cash awards Of $5, $3, ano So
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
Hollywood Sighh Axl 5oxsA
., aslI.a c.s.s.

HOLLYWOOD Cal. Jan. l6.-Theres still made of which you learn practically nothing Santa Fe Trail
 It might be Villa Gathers Death Comes for the bishop missionary built his cathedral related Miss Gathers story be trouble the movie rights however it's true that the movie of "A Lady" dspeased that she frowns Hollywood?
 That remnde Spencer Tracy is reading Kenneth Rob- erts Oliver Wswe but with hopes for movie version MT Roberts ikee what the west Passage"
 Back to Santa Fe Trail My friend E. Stuart) found film point distinction be overlooked. Tt the first writes which managed to combine love with hanging
 Wanna be movie writer? Here Frank Ryans
 Be born in Indianapolis After high school tire concern Study art via correspondence while you're climbing be advertising chief with Study cartoons Send ideas to send completed cartoons Sell many you retire tires
 Then day you a you see some of your
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
DOMESTIC COMEDY !.
 AT 2oTH CENTURY E ENTERTAINMENT
The Honeymoon's 5 Over Has Last Showing
 This Evening

Meet the happy newlyweds who found love in an office but lost it when they moved in that little rose covered cottage and were swamped by the high cost of "So- ciety" living They're Stuart Err win and Marjorie Weaver. typical American couple of The Honey moons Over" 20th Century Fox comedy which ends tonight at the 20th Century Theatre.
 It's sure-fire, down-to- earth comedy that's crammed full of in cidents. experiences and adventures that might happen to anyone or his neighbor in Juneau. Told in a fast paced. modern manner. this true to-life tale presents the Todds as a misguided young couple who. live beyond their means and provides more hilarious fun than many a comedy seen here in many weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
INFERIOR DEPARTMENT 2 DRAFTABtES TO HAVE
 TIME OFF TO SIGN UP

Male employees of the Department of Interior in Alaska subject to registration for selective service Jan uary g will be excused from duty a reasonable period to sign up for the draft, according to an order received by the Governors office from Rupert Emerson, Director oI the Division of Territories and Island Possessions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
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ideas lifted so you Hollywood You job gag man. Lloyd and after worked few writer writer Girl, a Guy Cob" It's that simple
 Louis Bromfield's storm Louisiana" with setting to be moved Another Crescent City film is "Flame Orleans with Dietrich flaming
 get from young Bill Orr the sparkle and puts imperosnaions. have
 picture their avorites home life looking that photo magazine which carried lay Arthur home because Grea moved in when abulding in Arizona" by the was back where first a cowboy qucke
 director think you'll be adncng the Samba feature with Miranda The Road simple, Pan See you waltz you and demonstrates in motion Well. meb Carioca and Continental, introduced Asaire- Rogers caught ballroom Dig Second Chorus complicated steppers. esasf ssaa's .s.k a-sssa xaAy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
P. E. GIRLS FORM
 TUMBLING CLASS

Indoor gym work for Douglas public school pupils will from now on undoubtedly be an important extra -cirricular activity due to the fine new gymnasium which is now practically finished With appro- priate equipment there is nc doubt but the gym would became exceed ingly popular with students and townspeople alike.
 Until such time as must pass be- fore equipment such as mats and apparatus is made available however the loan of couple of small mats has been promised and the physical education class of eight girls was ready to begin today with lessons n tumbling under the direction of Superintendent Pool
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
B. P. W. Card Party
 Will Be Next Mont,

The last in series of card parties sponsored by the Business and Pro- fessional Women's Club, which was to have been held tomorrow evening, has been postponed until next month according to. announcement. The party has been cancelled temporarily because of the prevailing flu.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
InforimaIDinn dt
 Godkins Residence

Tn celebration of her tenth birth day, an informal dinner will be given this evening for Arleen Godkins at the Gold Street home of her par- tnts, MT. and Mrs. Miles Godkins.
 The affair is also bon voyage party for the honoree's aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. George Bay ard, who plan to sail for the states tonight on the steamer North Coast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
FOR GRANTED

AUSTIN, Tex--Thirty- three Tex as counties failed to file their re- turns in the November election, leaving the ballots of 90,000 per sons officially unrecorded. There is no penalty provided by law. Sec retary of State M. O. Flowers has suggested remedial legislation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
MORE ILLNESS REPORTED

Mrs. Thomas Cashen and Miss Jackie Sey are among latest vic tims of flu during the past couple of days. John Marin is able to be around again following a few days siege of illness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
TACOMA DRUGS

MT. and Mrs. A. C. Black are on board the Baranof for the Vest ward. Black is representing Tacoma Drug Company in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16

Juneau Hi Crimson Bears. The var sity team is all set to reverse the re- suits of their first game in which they were the losers and quite likely the second team will have to work harder and faster to win as easily as they did last week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
BORBRIDGf RlTfS AT
 MEMORIAL CHURCH

A ? o'clock funeral service at the Memorial Presbyterian Church will be held Saturday afternoon for Jim Borbridge. ll-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. John Borbridge, who pass- ed away early this week.
 The Rev. Walter A. Soboleff will deliver the eulogy. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
HUSKY CUNTS READY
 FOR SECOND BATTLES

Tomorrow evening Douglas high school first and second strings of
 aocpsters will invade the Capital City for their second match with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. showing str route from Seattle to Nome. m sale at J. B Burford & Go. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16

dinner in the honor of her rat-hus- band. In few days she had all ner I Am comrades over for a dinner in honor of her husband The cage was in the middle of the table. with a fine velvet covering over it. At a dramatic moment she uncovered the cage to give the guests view of her husband-and behold he had three little mice I suppose in his transmigration he also changed gen. ders Why do intelligent folk believe such humbug? I am glad the law is caring for these thieves at present"
 Tonight MT. Sumrall is speaking on Shadows of the Worlds Last Night" The address starts at 7:45 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
HOWELL BACK ON
 STEAMER BApAN0F

Everett Howell returned north on She Baranof but stopped over in Ketehikan.
 Nowell went south several weeks ago with his wife and children and saw them settled for an indefinite stay in the Queen City.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16

Now their lived in Washington the famous cartoonist, Clifford Berryman, and when word of Roo- sevelts trophy got into the news. Berrynlan recorded the incident foy posterity in one of his cartoons. This became so talked-about that ever atterward Bergman used the bear as his symbol
 The little bear caught the pub lie fancy at the time and because of it's connection with Roosevelt it was dubbed teddy bear"
 Among the thousands who no- ticed the Teddy was Thomas
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16

We'll that's the story of the teddy-bear. Lid Michtom invent him? Or was it Theodore Bear?
 In any case, it is nice to note that Santa Claus delivered his usual budget of the little fellows on December 25 last Like the Ply mouth Rock and the Mississippi River, I think it may safely Dc said that the teddy-bear is here to stay
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16

Michtom, who had come to the U, S. from Russia in 1889. Mich tom then and there decided to build toy around the bear in Berrymans drawing.
 Of course, there had been soy bears before, just as there had been toys of other animals, but the teddy bear" was distinctive because. for one thing, it's front paws were shorter than it's hind feet, and it had Shoe-button eyes. Furthermore, it was always sit ting down, rather than standing up as bears do in real life.
 And so, from this small begin ming the "teddy-bear" has grown into the classic of all native Am- erican toys.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16
Teddy Bear Originator
 Passes Away
Controversy Again Arises Just Who Did Think Up
 that Fluffy Thing
By GEORGE TUCKER

NEW YORK, Jan. Is. - Dear lids. this is a Broadway bedtime tcry about tsddy-bears. But your aamas and papas are welcome to dance over your shoulders, if they want to-
 Did you ever stop to think of h teddy-bear as something that omebody invented? Or wonder who invented it?
 Well about six weeks ago a nan named Theodore Bear died in Chicago. He was 76 years old, and gas credited with being the man vho first thought up the teddy Jear.
 But there are other claimants to his honor. Two years ago there lied in New York a man named Morris Michtom. who all his life insisted that he was the one who originated and popularized the eddy-bear. His sons, who inher- ted his toy business, persist in his claim. and they will tell you today, If you go out to their home, 5r to any of their three factories. hat Michtom pere was really the daddy of the toy teddy-bear.
 You will have to admit that the Michtom version has it's points. It 5egms with coal strike. This gss an important strike, and it vas settled finally by Theodore Roosevelt, who was President of he U. S. Teddy was so worn out after his long parleys with the of licials and the miners that he went 3ff on hunt to reouperate. He went down the Mississippi, and near Smeeds. Miss. according to histor- ian Mark Sullivan, he bagged a small bear.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-16

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Greenbelt cooperator., 1941-12-26
Welcome Neighbor

You the first of thousand families who moving
in next door the street. and to get
quainted friends and neighbors. We you like
what good and help faults which
numerous and apparent.
We confess that you frghten just little because you
"a thousand families of you-can completely upset the
direction of community efforts if you wish You
ouvoe turn the town away from cooperative enter
smash the civic organizations have abored hard
to FORM undermine community PRIDE and indeed
Greenbet topsyturvy if that your WILL for shall
be only minority in the town jealousy regarded
little province.
Here both have problem that will require best
action which might imply that regarded you
greatness of your power and be that it used
the common advantage of all of
Greenbet in the last year something far different from
the utopia most of had in mind when started our
community activities the early days of the We have
become tired in work. civic leadership has
of town faster than could recruit from residents
have split ourselves into hopeless controversy
eral problems
So you know something of worst side and per-
haps you help regain the vision of happy
munity of neighbors working together for
good You help by disregardng past quarre by
supplying fresh ideas and new leadership
We think you'll like it here neighbor We have clean
comfortable town. we'll protected from fire and crime with
unusual recreatonal and educational facilities We are
proud of lawns flowers trees and gardens
We like communty-owned stores All this want you
share. And depending you correct of
failures and shortcomings
Greenbelt cooperator., 1941-12-26
One Year Ago
(From the Cooperator of
December 26, 1940)

The nursing staff of the Green
belt Hospital held its annual
Christmas party "Well play
just what the crowd wants" said
the orchestra leader for the New
Years Eve dance A Christmas
gift matinee at the Greenbelt
theater netted a large assortment
of toys that were promptly turned
over to the Prince Georges County
Christmas Bureau The third
annual tree lighting ceremony was
held, with Wallace Mabee as
master of ceremonies The
Greenbelt Health Association
physicians were approved as ex-
aminers for policy holders in this
area A dramatic presentation
christmas in Many Lands" was
produced by Group " of the
Greenbelt Elementary School
A Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. Evelyn Cooper completed the
active fall season of the Bullock
Better Buyers The second an
nual holiday bake sale for the
benefit of the Greenbelt Hospital
was held, and a sum of SIG was
raised for the hospital.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1941-12-26

Against the colorful rose win
dow of a medieval cathedral in
old England, the children's choir
in red robes and carrying glowing
lanterns, the pupils of Greenbelt
Elementary School put on their
operetta "The Magi's Gift" De-
cember % in the Auditorium. The
carols were exquisitely sung, par
ticularly the "Koliada" and the
Gloria in Excelsis Deo", as were
the more commonly sung Christ
mas songs including "God Rest
You, Merry Gentlemen" and 81
Saw Three Ships"
Very well done was the Christ
mas Tree Dance with each child
costumed in green representing a
tree; and most effective was the
flowing grace of the Skaters
Waltz. Particularly English in
type was the old-fashioned rustic
Morris Dance in which the per-
formers took the parts of char
acters in English folklore.
In the humorous play which the
mummers put on for the rich
children of the village the fight
with clashing swords between the
ferocious Turk Crank Bauer) and
the Crusader Dudley Peeler)
caused great mirth. st. George was
played by Sam Downs and Father
Christmas by George Bauer. (
Evergreen boughs and branches
of holly were brought in by the
village children, of whom Ruth
Arness took the part of Mary. The
erring inn-keeper was portrayed
Greenbelt cooperator., 1941-12-26
Il Song of Christmas

by Wayne Geonberg and his
"niece" Elsbeth was Joan Seheeh.
Her long-lost brother Sir Arthur,
who had been crusading in the
Holy Land, and whom she mistook
for one of the Magis, was well
played by Owen Wyatt.
The last scene with the choir
softly singing in the background,
and the angels standing guard over
the cradle of the Holy Infant was
especially lovely. The Three Kings
who brought their gifts were
Jimmy Griggs, Marshall Pywell,
and Clayton McCarl.
Among those leaving after the
play many were heard to say that
they considered this performance
enc of the finest vet given by
Greenbelt school children.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1941-12-26
War Demands Pinch
Coop Supply Sources

The effect OF war upon civilian
supplies is being felt sharply here
as well as all over the country,
spokesmen for Greenbelt Consum-
er Services stated last week.
Much thought and consideration
is being given to the new prob
lens which are presenting them
selves.
Drastic curtailment of many
automotive supplies has resulted
becouse the military forces need
such large proportion of the
production Of that industry.
Government orders are being fill
ed first, it was stated.
The service station and garage
here are experiencing considerable
difficulty in obtaining needed parts
for cars. This situation is not
peculiar to these two local enter
prises, but already prevails to
some extent in the variety and
food stores locally and to other
business establishments elsewhere.
Increased demands of war upon
civilian supplies Of such items
as tires and tubes has already
resulted in complete. curtailment
of sales of new stock. Some sec
ond-hand and re-treaded tires will
be available for awhile.
Many items ordered by the
variety store as long ago as last
spring for fall and winter sales
were not received because of Short
ages resulting from Government
needs even before the United
States became involved in war
early this month.
In the food store, it was re-
ported, it is necessary to SUBJ
stitute large number Of items
with other brands Of commodities
of comparable price ranges.
Wholesalers are finding it diff
cult to supply retail stores with
some stock previously handled
regularly.
The G. C. S. board Of directors,
continuing it's consideration of
proposed expansion plans, is faced
with grave problems as a re -
of wartime conditions. Their
some feeling of apprehension
ward mushrooming the bust
now.
Most needed is the enlargen
of the lunch counter and ex
sion az facilities in the
Store. The new families i've
gun to move in. An enlarged TOW
will necessitate improvements
the store which Is already ser
ing at capacity.
No formal action has been taxi
en- by the board on any of these
matters. They are still in the dis
cussion stage.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1941-12-26
Thursday

Have you had the feeling, when events become
epic or personal problems bulk large and unsoved that
the world ought somehow to stop bit while things sort of
settled back to normal? Well you know that neither the
world nor the people it stop for you for for
anyone else. Time goes right on, whether solve our
problems o not.
Thursday brings year. Thursday brings us one
special day when review the last 365 and try plan
ahead for the next $685. But Thursday only another day.
of "a hours and when gone will have given us no
more nor less than other day New Years Day
for us only what individually want it to mean.
This has been tragic year, cuttered with world
shaking events and the ramasu of future history Ahead
lie BOB more days for what call 1912 and they
going to speed by with respect for whatever fine inten
tons, high hopes dread may have Before the year
is out well have set the of all civilization for
generations to But whatever is done by must be
done fast done WELL and done without any feeling that the
world should stop in amazement at problems
courageous attempts to fight way out