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Evening star., 1940-02-25
Orchid >Bedecked Embassy
Thrills 1000 Noted Guests !.
At Venezuelan Reception "
Republic Sends Flowers by Plane;
Modern ap.Checking Device
Delays Scores at Door r..
BY MARGARET HART,
Society Editor.

Orchids sent by plane from Venezuela displayed
the Embassy this South
yesterday afternoon when the
ante entertained in honor of their distinguished counman Col
Medina The they
could find for this brilliant reception which
cabinet officer the minister navy
their imposing Embassy in the
Capital Of the United States. $50 -
The hundreds waited
were gala mood and when they reached the interior repaid
for their wait responsible
for the delay in admitting
each side electrically controlled similar
waiter Here placed hangers the boxe
dispatched below making
This innovation will be most successful for smaller parties
sadors and officials of steps
to enjoy themselves opportunity
their friends and acquaintance.
900 Guests Thrilled
BY Notable Reception.
the was excinpv cav
There nothing
undone to make their will
the outstanding
to thousand society repre-
sented Guests who early mented
their delay in reaching the magnificent
Upon entering the circng driveway
men at the crowd impressed with the
the Embassy might well
line model of the modified stucco
has been used on the exterior With the genng serke trimming
and the windows
place definitely an innovation along embassy Massachusetts,
avenue.
Hosts Are Complimented
On Imposing New
Escalan and Col Medina stood
receive in the long
hallway In return for their words of welcome they
with enthusiastic praise of the beautifully furnished
Escalane had
the furnishings and addition
articles that bought in this
the function Sonora selected becoming
jersey the skirt long
OF orchids caught at her left shoulder blended with the fringe
of
Also assisting the young daughter
Senorta Marie
made Grean lines and trimmed with purple
wore turban made of the material
Works Of Art Attract "'
General Attention.
The muras the walls depicting the history Venezuela and life
the republic admired by all
and outstanding them which
country and its fruits and flowers bronze the Venezuelan lib
orator Simon Bolivar which reproduction
Nicholas Veloz especially Embassy holds
the period style
Continued D-5 Column 1)
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Violinist Guest
At Dinner

The Deputy Third Assistant Post
master General and Mrs. Roy M.
North had as their guest Friday Mr..
Roman Totenberg, well known vio-
hnist, in whose honor they enter
tanned at dinner that evening. Mr..
Totenberg went to Philadelphia yes
terday to give recital last evening
and today he will give a program
at the Town Hall in New York.
The dinner Friday evening was
followed by a short program OF
music given by Mr.. Totenberg.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
LA JUNTA DE N RE
COMIENDA LOS REUOJES
PARA Ell ~ESTACIONA-
MIENTO DE COCHES

La nueva Junta de Zonas, pre-
sidida por Ell ingeniero Frank
Ign o. Adams, en- I'm acuerdo to-
mado aver aconseja que Sc ms
talenrelojes del transito EN- ell
distrito comercial, como existen
en- otras ciudades,
La Junta de Corredores de
Casas y Terrenos Sc opuso; pc
70 Sc mostraron de acuerdo con
Ell plan todas las otras COLLECTIVE
dades invitadas.
Hablaron en- favor de los re-
lojes, como representatives de di
ferentes organizaciones, los
Sres. Sol Mas, Nat Rambo,
James Sheridan, Charles X.
Reaves, James L. Baldwin, V.
Y, Sharpe y ell captain de poll
cia j. l.. Eddings,
Abarca la recommendation un
total de 594 relojes que Sc insta-
laran en- un area limitada por
las GALES Tampa. Florida, Jack
son y Tyler.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

qu~Aace tres amos, estando
borracho, mat6 a la Sra. Jua-
nita Lucas, a su hijita de IA
meses y a una criatura que la
desventurada madre llevaba
en- ell v%ientre.
La excusa para dejar en- IL
.bertad a este individuo de car
terra LENA, es que necesita de-
dicar csc tempo a "obtener
asistencia medica" para su es-
posa.
FL crimen 10 cometi6 Ho :
well, por medic deP coche que
manejaba, en- la esquina de
North Albany y Grand Gen.
trail.
La lucha bajo la ley dur6
dos amos. Ell ano pasado en-
pez6 a cumplir la condena y
ahora.... podra gozar de liber
tad durante cuatro meses.
Aqui Sc lie conden6, por los
tribunales, a IL mercedes a.
nos de preside.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

Falleci6 aver la Sra. Dolo-
res Pelaez, de 70 amos, vecina
del 2610 de la Gale 18, en- es-
ia ciudad. LIE sobreviven dos
hijos, cuatro hijas y otros ia
miliares.
Esta senalado para hoy ell
entierro de Vicenzo Zambito,
de Sc amos, del 1907 de la ca
lie %. Deja cuatro hijos, Do
menico, Peter, Santo y Ange-
10; una hija, Rosa Zambito,
un hermano v otros familia-
res. Ell cadaver recibira sepul-
tura en- ell cementerio Myrtle
Hill.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
Y Won R~IBBENTR0P
LA PAZ EN-
LOS BALKANES

Budapest, Hungrfa, agosto %
Ell conde Teleki y ell ministro
de estado representaran a Fran
cia en- una reunion que Sc efec-
en- Viena bajo la presiden
ella de Won Ribbentrop, ell mi
nistro de estado aleman, y Ell
conde Ciano, ministro italiano
de relaciones exteriores Assist
ran a la reunion, convOcados es-
pecialmente, los representatives
de Rumania.
La intenci6n de Hitler y Mus
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
Las Pevistas "Seruales''

Ell alcalde LaGuardia mantle
ne en- New York una intensa
eSmpana contra las rsvistas que
6l llama de incitaci6n sexual.
DID Ell alcalde una lista con "a
pombres de publicaciones que
estima inconvenientes y entire e.
Has menciona a True Story,
True Confessions, PIP Eilus
Fun, Police Gazette, Peek, Bre-
sy Stories y Popular Defective.
Demanda Ell sselde que esas
revistas no &c vendan en- Jos
'kioskos' 0 Stands" de la Gu
dad de New YorkN"No Sc t a.
ia de ~ejercer la censura, sklo
de evitar la venta de revis IS
que no son mejores que las e.
as de mala fama".
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
INGLES HUN.
Dido

Lonudres, agosto 28.-Se da
por perdido ell submarine Spear
fish, de $40 toneladas, con una
tripulaci6n de 40 hombres man
dado por Ell teniente Comandan-
te j. H. Forbes. Era capaz de
sumergirse en- 80 segundos. Por
taba sells tubos lanza-torpedos
de 81 pulgadas cada uno.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

solini, segdn los obsefwadores,
es imponer "a paz en- los Balka-
mes mienxas Inglaterra no pue-
da ser donfinada.
Asistiran tambien a la ~conferen
ca los ministries de Italia y A.
lemania en- Rumania Y Hungria
Tn photo de la aviaci6n ruma-
ma derrib6 aver un aparato
.h1ngaro de bombardeo.
Sc libr6 ell combate a 10 mi
llas de la frontera, en- Ell terrific
rio h1ngaro.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
MATRIMONIOS

Charles Frisco, %, Y Edith
Mae Castillo, %; Arthur E.
Cook, 50, Y Eva Moore, 45;
Fred E. Spencer, 26, y Camille
Cawthon, 20; w. E. Martin, 22,
y Ruth Parks, 81; Maxwell l.
McMullen, %, Norma Diaz,
81; Leonard B. Brock, 43 y An
ma r. Whidden, 50.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

A cola cough seriously endangers
you, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss Of time
than ali ether diseases combined.
II YOU have q cough due to . cold,
get Mentho-M ulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today, II Mentho-
MalsioR fails TO stop your coughiag
immediately and geA you entirely
over yonr cold eOuga quicker than
anv medicine you ever tried, ask
'or your money be X. =
Msntho-M Ilsion Is more than on
,rd.aary medicine, It contains vita
airs A and D to build youl eosd
Resistance, and seven soothing,
ealing oils and %nDguents, inelqd-
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
DIVORCIOS

Decretos: Mary Calhoun King
contra James L. King; Sara E.
O'Neal Dawson contra Hugh a.
Dawson, jr.
Nuevas demands: Agnes
Bland contra Henry Benton
Bland; EVE Mildren Owens con
ira James w. Owens; Robert p.
Jackson contra Eunice E. Jack
son; Gladys Anderson contra w
E. Anderson.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO- MulsiOR /.

inx highest grade lockwood creo.
sote for penetration. Genuine Gal.
ifornia fig syrup gives Mentho.
Mulsior . taste the whole family
will like. It clings to the mem
branes SO its soothing, healing in
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpits
EAttendancA at church is neces-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with Q
cold cough when Mentho-M ulsion ia
60 inexpensive and easy to obtain"
Bantho-M ul5ion is endorsed BY
your neighbers and guaranteed by
leading druggists everywhere adv,
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
PARA LA MUJER DEL dOGAR
Del Cuid0do del Mo

Del Cpidado del Mp
La nASa 0 Ell nino oyen con fire.
cuencia S~palabras:
No hagas ESQ; no toques ESQ;
no debes tirar ESQ.
iC6mo aprendera Ell nino a
distinguir las cosas del mundo
en- que vive 81 no Sc lie deja yer,
DIR, oler, tocar Y paladear mu-
chas cosas al dfa? Usando sus
sentidos es como 81 apren6e a
construir su idea del mundo que
lie rodea. Por parte de los advl-
tos Sc requiere paciencia Y en-
t~endimiento para amman ese a.
fan de entender Y comprender
las cosas. Podemos retardar la
capacidad de aprender del nino
81 entorpecemos todos sus no
vimientos para relacionarse
con 10 que lie rodea. Els la res
ponsabilidad de los que tratan
con ninos y los cuidan ell crsar
en- elios una actitud de CONTAIN
"a hacia la vida,
Los ninos difieren en- cuanto
a las cosas que los irritan, los
hacen llorar y les pOnen majade
ros. La ira en- los nihos de unos
seis meses, con frecuencia Sc
produce por una sdbita restric-
ci6n en- la actividad. Su cara en-
rojece, trata de liberarse de las
|trabas y finalmente llora. A me-
dido que ell nino crece, Ell enfado
ocurre en- differences situacio-
mes. 81 un nino tiene con fire.
cuencia momentos de Ira, consl-
dere primero su salud. IDuerme
10 suficiente? SHace suficiente
ejercicio al aire libre? iSabe
listed 10 que Ell nino hace antes
de pedirle que haga otra cosa?
Quiza seria copveniente que
usted lie desc cinco minutes pa
"a terminar!
De Ia COmisi6n Federal
del Concrete
0rdenes de la Comisi6n Fee
deral de Concrete:
Prohibiendo a Robert E. Mi
Her, Inc, de 35 Pearl St., New
York, marcar sus clavos Y ia
chelas con las palabras: hechos
en- U.S.A.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
UN BOSQUEJO BI0GRAFT-
co DE TROTZKY

Ell sabado, en- una edici6n es-
pecial, publicaremos un bosque-
jo biografico de Leon Trotzky.
Es una traducci0n y arreglo
de esta reduction, basada en- una
appreciation impartial de la vida
del reyolucionario russo.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

Uno que 50 marcha sacrifiea una
casa que vale SIS 600, en- Nebraska,
por$4,O00. Nil pasos al eontadO y a
rest0 q plaxos. CuakrO habitaciones
de dormir, sala de sol, eoeine, eocho-
ra, decOradO. techo de pizarra.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
AoaSG a Su PatrOno

Una camarera de % amos,
Gertrude Wieder, hacfa I'm "pi-
quote" frente al Hotel Plaza de
South Fallsburgh, New York,
cuando la atropell6 I'm autOm6-
vii guiado por Sam Fliegelman,
uno de los duenos del hotel. La
camarera dice que reclama nue.
We hOras de trabajo al dfa y Sc
mana de seis dfas,.. y que DISCUS
tado con ella Ell patrono la a.
tropell6. En- la region llamada
'paraiso de los veraneantes"
en- Ell estado de New York, las
camareras trabajan de 16 a IS
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
DEJAN EN- LIBERTAD POR
CUATRO MESES A UN
CRIMINAL

La famosa Junta de Perdo-
mes del Estado dej6 aver en- Ii
bertad Conditional, por cuatro
meses, a un hombre rico de
San Petersburg, J. D.. Howell,
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

Casa do dos pisos On TaliafeEro .
euartos, sala, c~ocina, banjo. GrbOlSs
~frutales. 7Bxl2S $500. $3.50 al con-
tado y Is meses para pagan.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

Cinco casas en- Ybor, de esquina, /
de 2 pises. Cuaero dc I'm piso. TOdas
en- buenas condiciOnes, con sceras.
Alquier de Se6 por mes. Precio do
venta $4,000.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
Venta de Propiedades

Dos locales para estebleci1nientos
y una casa de vivienda ccn 3 cuartos,
en- Tampa Heights, $3.50. Una ter
ezra al contado y 81 rAsbO . plazOs
fAciles.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

Una casa con Z aparbamentos. Al
quiler de $3.50 al mes. Proeio Do
venta 1900. $3.50 al cOutado y 81 rss-
to c6modamente.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

Cerca del parque Robes, dos casas,
de estuco, de dos apartamentos cada
ina. Alquiladas en- $40 al mes. Pre-
clio 92,25o.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

Casa pequeha, dos Ouartos de- dor
mfr, Tampa cerca do Columbus DR..
$500. $3.50 al eontado y $40 al mss.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

Tenemos para Ia venta Fincas, Bo-
degas, Gasolinsras Y 10 qua listed
buscA.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28
Suicidio
Established

Las establishes del departa-
mento de Justicia revelan que
hay menos mujeres criminales
que hombres pero proportional
mente las mujeres contindan
cometiendo mas infraccioaes
que los hombres. De las perso-
mas arrestadas por asesinatos,
la proportion es de 10 hombres
a 13 mujeres. Cincuenta Y Gin
co mujeres fueron acusadas de
asalto, mientras los hombres a.
lcusados, en- esta clase de delita,
solo llegaron a So. Predominan
los hombres en- arrestos por de-
litos contra la propiedad, tales
como robos, atracos y hurtos.
Cuarenta y ocho hombres fue
ron detenidos cuando guiaban
sus cOches estando borrachos,
en- un calculo de mil mujeres a.
rrestadas por la misma grave
falta, solo IA.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

jornales.
M. Fliegelmap dice que su
autdh6yil lie peg6 a la mujer
sin que el Sc diera cuanta, y
cree que algSien la eHAuj6 pa
ra crearle dificultades Npn la
iusticia.
Jmmg Sc Dehende
Uno de los actores favoritos
de las mujeres, Jimmy Cagney,
Sc defiende energicanaente de Ia
acusaci6n de comunista Due ha-
ce pocos diaS lie hizo, ante Ell CO.
mite de Dies, I'm delator exco-
munista.
"Yo no he sido nj soy comu-
nista-declar6 Ell famoso actor.
Voy a votar por Roosevelt enNlas
venideras elecciQkes, como vo-
te por 81 en- q bssado. Creo fiei-
mente en- la democracia.
Cuando la guerra de Espana
regaae una ambulancia al bata
lion Abraham Lincoln. He da-
do dinero para aliviar la situa-
'ci6n de los obreros en- Salinas
partenezco al Gremio sde Acto-
res. 81 Mr.. Dies quiere darme
un iusto trato, convendra con
migo en- que esa acusaci6n es
falsa e inicua.
De la ListertRe
La Comision Federal de Co
mercio Sc queja de que la Lam
bert Pharmacal Co. de st. Louis
disemina literature contraria a
las verdaderas propiedades del
antiseptico Listerine,
Asegura la comisi6n que Ia
compania dice que la Listerine
corrige la 'fhalitosis", fetidez
del aliento, conteniendo la fer
mentaci6n de los alimentos en- la
boca y tambien publica jue des-
truye la caspa matando I'm ger
men que produce esa condici6n
en- ell cuero cabelludo. Sostiene
la comisi6n que Ell aliento feti-
do muy pocas wees sc debe a la
decomposition de p~articulas de
alimentos en- la boca Y que no
sabe que la caspa tenga I'm orr
gen infeccioso.
La Lambert tambien alega,
indebidamente, que su producvo
p~reviene catarros y dolores de
garganta, que evita la pro-
longaci6n del catarro; que ma
ia todos los germenes en- la bo-
Ca y garganta, y que Sc adentra
mas en- la garganta que la ma
yorfa de las gargaras. Esto que
Sc dice acerca del antiseptico
Listerine, segGn la Comisi6n, es
incierto.
A esa corporation Sc lie han
concedido 20 dfas para contes-
tar a los cargos y apelar a les
tribunales antes de que Sc haga
efectiva la acci6n contra ella,
Tambien Sc lie ordena cese la
practica de compensation por
ell servicio de ventas sin conce-
der iguales terminos a los COM
pradores empenados en- vigoro-
sa competici6n.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

horas por dfa Y ganan mlseros
joYnales.
Mr.. Fliegelmap dice que su
autdh6vil lie peg6 a la mujer
sin que el Sc diera cuanta, y
cree que algSien la eINuj6 pa
ra crearle dificultades Npn la
iusticia.
La gaceta., 1940-08-28

La Mellequist Reducing ana
Cosmetic Saloons, Inc, de New
York, cesara de afirmar que el
Galsamo de Masaje Mellequist
quebrantaelas celulas de grasa Y
vigoriza los tejidos.
La Rridgewater Workers Coo
perative Association, Inc, de
Bridgewater, Mass, cesara de
usar en- sus zapatos las pala-
bras lord Kent English Gus
tom Shoes, dando a entender
que son de fabrication inglesa,
10 lque no es cierto; dejara de u
sar las palabras Slater Bench
Made ,aplicadas a zapatos que
Sc hacen por medic de maqui-
mas; Stetson, como para dar a
entender que sus zapatos son
hechos por Ia Stetson Shoe Co.. ;
tambien cesara de usar precios,
para la venta al detalle, que son
ficticios Y en- exceso del prec.e
regularmente obtenido,
Suicidi0
Jose Meister, la primera per-
soma a quien Luis Pasteur ino-
cul6 contra la hidrofobia, ACADIA
de suicidarse en- Paris,
No tenia noticias de sus pa
rientes, residences en- Alsacia y
decide matarse. Visitaba todos
los dfas la tumba de Pasteur,
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-12
A Postage Stamp Commemorating The
Abolition Of Slavery

TAKING DUE PRIDE in the stride patriotism of the
coored in this country the federal government gone
record in preparing for the seventy anniversary the Aho
ton of slavery issue of Already gov.
enent has taken cognzance of this fact in onorng with
ether great educators, DR.. Booker 7. Washington.
1he government realizes the Importance encouraging
CT people who started life strange people and
often fiendess land This people has struggled advent
into this country the lowly and forgotten Often
misunderstood Still there have been recorded instances where
proved disloya this government lost faith
and brighter future
1t bettng that the government take such memorable steps
setting forth that the emancipation of the coored
thing to be regretted Ever that memorable day. the oored
race has sven to be sefsupporng All has been flowers
by any The first effort of the establish itself
on the farms From the outset many of them bought farms
and started life under their vne and fietree Only
and mwanted farms sold them They dtched the gueys
irrigated the everglades soped down the hills and widened the
valleys AT times they treated and had to. for their
safety flee their farms and cattle Still strong urge
like time, marching
AT seyentyve of distance only the but the
country looks back well spent Struggling with
out political power and the weapon recall those failed
properly function in political way, the Negro kept
faith for brghte~ tomorrow
In the face OF this ered acknowledgement, feel grateful
TO those OF the white group ho lave aided racial
gle
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-12
Negroes Must Give SacrificiaIIy
To Education And Social Services

catonal fund for the operation of one college, Ne
groes Of that state could have one independent col
lege adequately financed
An addition of rs cents per year could build a
treasury CT S62O0 for social services for the financ-
ing Of pressure groups, and for appeals to the
United States Supreme Court Remember this is
just seventy-five cents per year for each member
OF one UNCONVENTIONAL group within state
INTEREST DECREASES
The rate of decrease of interest on investments
is causing alarm among heavily endowed white
educatlonal institutions. The same condition is play.
ing havoc with the skinny endowments of Negro
educational institutions
For the most part Negro private institutions
have either investments or exceedingly meagre
ones These institutions have to count upon church
members endowment"
The depression has increased the difficulties of
white educational institutions especially in the far
south where most Negro educational institutions
are located, causing them to "swallow" tradition
al PRIDE and appeal to the same sources for funds
ChaC negroes have always depended upon More
ana more often now there are news articles tell
ing OF large sums being given to southern white
monopoly is broken.
These money sources are still willing to
shoulder large portion of the burden of financ-
ing Nero education so long as their funds last
however, they feel that after the display of &C.
onomc accumulation made by Negroes that they
shouid assume share of the burden. So increas-
lngly now gifts from these sources are condition
ed upon Negroes raising one dollar for each dol
lar contributed by them. The Negro-spell over
white givers is broken
Several of the major philanthropic funds in
terested in Negro education and social services
have announced that they are beginning the pro-
cess of "going out" of business This means in
plain English that Negroes have got to organize
tne!r own giving and begin to give sacrificially
il they are to maintain many of their most import
ant educational and social services.
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-12
Seeing and Saying BY William 4. fen4ke,'

working with them, always advising to never stir
the water about conditions since everybody will
lose Gher gain may be htlndred-fold, however,
They may warn against any move for bettering
the races general condition and, taking positions OF
leadership in idealistic organizations halfheartedy
rush any betterment program hinder any gen.
eral proposition.
"FIFTH COLUMNISTS"
To my mind, these are the most sinister types
of Uncle Toms yet conceived, but living to wag
tail and sport horns
They fifth columnists" of the reddest hue
for their own.
Their individualistic actions inspired bv selfish
gain are sending the as whole further back
into slavery than the Klan and similar organiza-
tlons ever hoped and dared do in Reconstruction
Lays At least the xxx open in its motive and
actlon while modern racial love to sport egots-
tic influence and gain.
Working under the cloth of brotherhood and
racial goodwill these modern "U T's" tend to
forget those of their hue they have risen"
above the cutchs of dire poverty and social disre-
gard.
On easy street theirs is a worse slaves lashng
than these of another and a few generations
ago. They are million times harder to get along
with than the former masters of us all terming it
extreme descendency their part to give the "es-
ser" break.
In the pulpit. they may preach their congrega-
uons souls into place they dub 'heaven" while
they themselves grab much of the earthly dough
AND property as their followers can cough up"
These are the modern Uncle Toms" that need
purgng from the group lest they make it worse off
than was the condition of slavery under the Old
South These are the race fifth columnists' that
need deportation to another land far removed from
real democracy and progress where people of all ma
tons live together minus the hatred the strife and
animossties that divide the United States colored
population.
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-12
Get Fire On The Run

heres date to mark calendar-October to II.
During that PERIOD Fire Prevention Week carried for
yoand tor all the other people of this country. 1t carried
Tor business and other business marks an
intensive effort to awaken the American people the terrible
waste fire leaves behind land to show how fire be
quered.
Fire Prevention Week is far than usa lily important
this year Today largely due the drive industrial
production on the upward and slated go rapidly
higher the drive gains the record shows that the
danger OF tire increases production increases That that
ire not controlled be very real danger defense
Plans 1t takes intricate industrial machine make the
on we need odaya all the agencies of manufacture >transpora
ton and assembly must work with the precision of pstons One
tire n one key factory might delay for months the produc
ton of weapons which sorely lack.
Ch top of that special precautions be taken against
the rsos and the saboteura experience in other times OF
crisis grmy Authorities expect efforts sabotage the de-
tense progam-and fire always regarded handy weapon
by the purposeul destroyer
Fire Prevention Week should be observed bv all of by
every man and able to read and listen and learn This
place where ALL old and young be of great aid
national defense program. Do your cart