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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-21
Shedlov Oil Burners Concern
Appoints New Sales Manager

The recent appointment Of E. G.
Peabody to the position of sales
manager of Shedlov Oil Burners,
Inc, marks another milestone in
the progress of this aggressive film.
Peabody is well known in the
heating industry, having been
identified with Oil Burner business
in Minneapolis for the past ten
years.
Leading the field in oil burner
installations in Minneapolis the
Shedlov Oil Burners statesmen pre-
scented a record of sales 500 bet
ter than that of any other COM
pany in the month of April, ac-
cording to official City of Min
neapoliS permit records, as a well
come for their new sales manager.
1T is fitting that a man with a
a long and successful record IN
the Oil Burner industry should be-
come associated with the Oldest
Oil Burner concern in the North
west" said Harry S. Shedlov, pre-
sident of the company. "ShedloV
Oil Burner, Inc, has built an en-
viable reputation for stability and
service in the heating field and it
is only because or the excellent
satisfaction its customers enjoy
that sales leadership has been &C.
compliShed."
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-21

Win / ever meet a man l can trust
or is there such a man in this
world?
Ans; Plenty of them, lady, but
they don't hang around beer par
lOrs and cheap joints. If you ex-
pect to meet the right kind of men
you are going to have to associate
with the right kind of people. If
you were raised in a good Chris
tian home you are certainly neg
Letting your early training. / would
like to have you write me private
ly just as soon as possible.
]. H. R.: The girl l have been
going with and loving, she and her
people are on the outs and she
went to town. In my short money
I have tried to stick by her but we
have been on the outs at least 8
times in a month. She confesses
to love me and l love her, but /
drink and she says that is my
worst fault. What should l do?
Ans: The young lady has other
plans for her future happiness, my
good friend. If you will investi-
gate you will learn that she is
keeping steady company with an
other fellow and therefore l urge
you to give her no more money. 1t
isn't appreciated and neither is
your love. Draw your own cOnclu-
siOns.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-21
MODERN ARTS GROUP
RECITAL

Wednesday evening, June 5, the
Modern Arts Group, under the di-
rection of Miss Myrtle Wormley,
gave a recital at Phyllis Wheatley
House.
Miss Wormley has been working
on an original project which con-
tributed partially towards the OBJ
tanning of her Masters Degree
from the University of Minnesota.
The theme Of the project was
the allying of the five arts in a
program to be carried on in the
city and rural schools of the
United States. The idea is to give
every child a wen-rounded pro-
gram through the appreciation and
participation in the combined arts.
Miss Wormley's thesis is the uni
flying of Drama, Dancing, Creative
Writing, Music and Art. The work
done at the Phyllis Wheatley
House was experimental but high
ly successful.
Miss Wormley's girls designed,
made and decorated their own cos
tunes, wrote the prose, conceived
and executed the dances and COM
bined basic rhythms into drum mu-
sic with their feet.
Miss Hilda Moses, dancer and
dramatist, directed the section de-
voted to dancing. The participants
in the experiment were as follows:
Maxine Anderson, Ada Collier, Ada
Patterson, Geneva Patterson, Lu-
ellie Ellis, Laura Moses, jeanette
D'Orsay and Miss Moses.
Guests attending by invitation
were Miss Ruth Raymond, Profess
sor of Art Education, University of
Minnesota; Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Castell, Romance Language De-
partment, University of Minnesota;
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Hatcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert WATSON, Miss Frances
Fair, Mrs. Linnis Donavan Ma
loney, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Curry,
Miss Pettiford, Mrs. Patterson,
Miss Billie Rita Rhodes, Mr.. Rich
ard Stokes, and many of the chill
dren from the Wheatley communi-
ty.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-21

day at the Wheatley House and
was there a lot Of meeting and
greeting.
The MILTON DIGGS recently
arrived in town from Washington,
D. c. MRS. DIGGS formerly LA
VERTA HUFF has been teaching
this past year at Howard Univer-
sity. Louis Cason is spending
his vacation here after studying at
Fisk University the past year. Il
know B. NJ. is mighty happy
COngrats: To MILDRED HUFF
and HERMAN BAILEY for re
ceiving their Masters Degree from
the University of Minnesota. -.
So, folks, that's all for this week.
With best wishes and fondest of
everything,
Your old pal,
SAL.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-21

C. L. M: have been married
for A years, got along fine until we
changed to another city and he
started staying away from home
all night. Seems as if 1 would lose
my mind. He asked me to go
away from home for a while. So
l did. / met another man and he
seems to be so nice but am afraid
l will get into trouble. if l keep
his company. Give me your advice
please?
Ans: Have an understanding
with your husband. Either go back
together or separate for good. Your
present difficulty will be solved
shortly.
/. E. S.: I am an ex-service Vet
of the late World War. Have been
on compensation. Will 1 be able to
get back on? Don't have a black
mark on my record against me.
Honorable discharge from the
World War. Went into the CCC
July, 1884. Have been in the in
Urinary for two and a helf years,
Will l be successful in making a
change?
Ans: For the time being my
advice is to stay right where you
are. You will have an opportunity
to make a change later in the year
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-21

until then you are better
of as you are.
e. T.: 1 really do appreciate
what you have been doing for me,
Mr.. Wallace, and 1 found every
thing you told me to be very true.
l was keeping company with a gen
tleman and he was said to be one
of the towns roughnecks. But l
still love him no matter what.
Should write a letter to him at
his address? Every Monday morn
ing lately 1 hear some talk about
what trouble he got into and what
he did over the weekend. Advise
me, please?
Ans: If you want your letter
to be public gossip and the talk of
the neighbOrhOOd write him.
That's exactly what will happen,
so do not make the mistake of put
ting your feelings down on paper.
He isn't worth it. If you must see
him visit him in person and
get your troubles of your chest.
o. B.: l was reared in a Chris
tan home and came to the big city
about 10 years ago and was not
used to deceiving women and if
they did l didn't know about it or
did not take notice of it. Now /
have been deceived by two men.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-21
PHYLLIS wHEATLEY NEWS
Boys Department

Plans for Phyllis Wheatley Camp
are almost complete. Examina-
tons for the first camp period for
boys from 14-18 will be held at
Phyllis Wheatley House, Wednes-
day, June &c, at 8 p. m.
1t will not be necessary for
campers to bring their own sheets,
pillow cases, and blankets, as first
required. These items will be fur
nished.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-21
Inquisitive Sal
Hello Folks:

Hello Folks:
The Twin Cities are really tops
this week as far as excitement is
concerned. The spring parties are
in full swing, the steady importa-
ton of out-towners is increasing
and last, but not least, many of
our group seem to be looking for
ward to the Aquatennial, which
will be held in the near future. The
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity party
at the Theodore Wirth Chalet last
week was one of the most swank
affairs of the year. ADOLPH-
US ALSBROOK'S Orchestra was
really swinging out rhythms that
wouldn't behave. Did you no
tice the distinctive style the LE-
ROY WILLIAMS have while dane
ing? Noticed DIR. and MRS.
J. W. CRUMP just gliding to the
torrid tunes. MRS. CRUMP was
striking in a black gown trimmed
in pearl accents. Didn't LOU
Use CARMICHAEL look attrac-
tive in that lovely blue tulle ruff
fed gown? =. Cupid says he has
shot BROTHER CLIFF RUCKER
with an arrow, but as yet the God
of Love is not ready to divulge
whether the shooting was a good
shot. The EARL ONQUES
were just a-beaming. No wonder,
since ALICE Just returned from
the East, where she worked this
past year. ALICE was becoming
ly gowned in a white gown cut on
Grecian lines. The BROOKS,
JR. GEORGE and RUTH) were
looking as "Star-gaziied" as they
did when they were first a-court-
ing. RAY and MAE HATCH
Err could have been called the Rog-
ers-Astaire of the party that night,
for they were certainly doing some
mighty fancy steps. RICHARD
STOKES and PAULINE ALEX
AMBER made quite an attractive
couple. Did you notice? :. LOR-
RAINE HARRIS looked sweet in
a smart cotton formal. Many
folks agreed that they had never
seen the THEODORE ALIENS
enjoy a party so much as they did
this one. The ALIENS were just
a-dancing here, there, and every
where. =. The REED-SCHUCK
romance was quite in bloom out on
the "Romeo-Juliet" balcony. &.
Speaking of Romeo and Juliet, did
you notice that st. Paul boy and
Minneapolis girl just a-reciting
verses from the foregoing Shake
spearian work out on the balcony?
Even though some of the
dancers were really on the verge
of jitterbugging, the DAVID
FRANCIS was one couple who
looked distinguished while dancing.
BETTY SESSION, in a two
toned gown, and JUANTTA WAL
LACE, in a red chiffon formal,
were both enjoying themselves. =. &.
All in all the party was a grand
success and the guests agreed the
Kappas were ideal entertainers.
In town: Now that the Tennes-
see A. and T. College Chorus is in
town there have been more boys
and gals from various sections
around the Twin Cities keeping a
vigil on the Phyllis Wheatley
House where the Chorus is resid-
ing. An informal gathering
was given for the chorus last Tues
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La gaceta., 1940-06-12
FRANCEA AL OLA
fViene de Ia IN. nm

FF1eUe de 10 III. DnnJ
T.ooert Montgomery, chceer dc
una ambulancif, estuvo a punto
de perecer cuando varias bonn
bas estallarcn cerca de su We
hiculo. Guiana e 81 ambulancia
hacia Ell frente, luego de una es.
tancia de pocas horas en- Paris.
Las noticias de Ethiopia indi-
can que el pueblo etiope Sc ha
rebelado en- contra de los italia
nos y Sc dispone a tomar su ven
ganza.
Csrca de la extremidad este
del frente frances, un contraa-
taque nflingi6 grandes perdi-
das a los nazis. Todos los alta
cues de aver fueron rechazados
entire los rios Aisna Y Meuse.
Aviones f~ranceses parecen
haber destruido las fabricas de
los aviones Heinkel, en- las a.
fueras de Rostok, en- ell Balti-
co. Aeroplanos franceses bonn
bardearon los aer6dromos nazis
de Mannheim, Neustadt, Frank
fort y las fundiciones de Vol
kingleen. Ell viceprimer minis
tro Chautemps conferenci6 ano-
che con los embajadorss de In
glaterra y Turquia. FL primer
Reynaud recorre ell
frente. La nueva IONA militar
.ecretada cubre un gran mime
70 de departamentos y la isla
de C6rcega.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
INvITAcIoN QUE
sE AGRAREcE

Para una comida que cele-
brara ell domingo, en- su edifi-
clio de la Doee avenida y Gale
10, nos invita- la Gran Logia de
la Orden Caballero de la Luz.
Vendra de Miami, segdn te-
nemos entendido, una delega-
ci6n presidida por ell distingui
do amigo DR.. Milo A, Pintado.
Comenzara a ser servido ell al
muerzo a las IL 80.
Apreciamos la cortesia de
los buenos y atentos hermanos
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
10 SETIOPES COMBATEN
DE NUEVO A LOS ITALIA.
NOS

Fordrcs, JUNO En- las
provineias de Gcjam y Harar,
Ell Etiopia, las gdarniciones tia
LANA Sc italian rodeadas y no
Sc atrcven a salir de US fuer-
ties. Les :tiopes estan equipados
CON rifles y ametralladoras y d.
4 Sc Jus pasan de 100000.
Comunican de Jerusalem que
centenares de italianos han siio
internados en- campmaentos de
concentraci66 y con ellos mu-
choS simpatizadores.
Aviones de Africa del Sur, Ell
dominic ingles, bcmbardearon
y carreteras en- Etio-
pia.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
RUSSIA QUIFRE MANDAR
TROPAS A LITUANIA

Estokolmo, JUNO 12.-Se a.
en- los cinculos polfticos
de Kaunas, la capital de Litua-
MIA, que la Russia Soviet desea
situar ALI medic million de hom-
Ibres.
Iituania es el Qnfco estado
del Baltico que tiene fronteras
directas con Alemania. 81 los
planes de Mosed progresan, csc
pals Sc convertira en- una iona
militarizada.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO- MuIsiOp .

ing highest grade lockwood creo
sote for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifernia fig syrap gives Menlho-
Mutsior 2 taste the whole family
will like. It elines to the mem-
branes SO its soothing. healing in
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
SAttendance nc church Is neces-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with q
cold cough when Mentho- Mulsion Is
50 inexpensive and easy to obtain
Mulsion Is endorsed By
your ~neighbors ard uaranteed by
ir~ding drugri hero. adv.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

A cold cough seriously endangers
you, your family, and your business
associates. illness from colds and
COUGHS causes more loss Of time
than all other diseases combined,
If YOU have . cough due 10 q cold,
get Mentho-M ulsian, the guaran-
teed medicine, today, II Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughing
Immediately and get you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
any medicine you ever tried, ask
or your money ba X. =
Mentho- MLlsion is more than an
1rdinary medicine. It contains vita
Minis A and D to build youl e9ld
res;stAnee, and seven soothing,
selling oils end ur"uehts, iuel'ld-
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

Ciudadanos de indudable ci-
vismo denunciaron aver al gran
jurado del condado la reapari-
ci6n, en- alguno ~slugares, de las
maquinas traga-niqueles. En-
ciertos establecimiento apare-
cieron, con innegable desprecio
de la ley, hasta 6 'ladroneras'.
Hara Ell gran jurado una activa
Investigation para descubrir
qui6n do la orden de juego a
bierto.
FL gran jurado sc propone
examiner los libros de los cole
gios electorales de Ybor City y
comprobar las firmas.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
C~OOPERATIVAS MEDICAS
Health and Hysiene''

Gina preventive es economic so
Ida. Por medic de ella los posi-
bles ahorros para una asocia-
ci6n cooperative de salud, asf
como para los socios individual
les de la misma, son ~extensos.
Muchas Intermediates, como la
tuberculosis, cuya a%sistencia es
extremadamente cara, pueden
prevenirse facilmente. Hoy ocu-
rren aproximademente 10000
muertos anuales debido solo a la
demora en- ell tratamiento. Guam
do sc perciben los sfntomas de
la enfermedad antes de que 81
desastre Sc cierne sobre ell pa
ciente, ell tratamiento es mas eff
caz.
Estos tres principles funda-
mentales caracterizan el servi-
clio medico cooperative. tInme-
diatamente surge la interroga-
ci6n de como se controla una a.
sociacion cooperative de salud.
BESIDE ell punto de vista organi-
zativo Sc lie aplican los princi-
pios fundamentals de la coope-
rativa de consume: un MEM
bro, un vote; no Sc vota por po-
der; no hay discrimination po-
Utica, racial o religiosa; la cali
dad de miembro esta alberta u
todos. Estes principles son la e.
sencia de la democracia. Por
medic de la cooperation de con-
sumo los socios de la association
cooperative de salud reciben ell
tipo y calidad da asistencia que
desean. Ellos SON los que van a
ser tratados por los medicos;
ellos son los que han de insistir
en- la competencia de los medi-
cos. Ellos saben que no hay yer
dadera economic en- la medicina
barata.
Sin embargo, aspectos funda
mentales de organization y con-
troll brillan por su susencia en-
la mayoria de los demas tipos
de organizaciones medicas. Con
del control cooperative, la uti-
del controlo cooperative, la uti-
lidad o provecho deviene consi-
deraci6n p~rimordial. Els solo e
sehcial para mantener la igual-
dad a un nivel 10 suficientemen-
tie alto para retener suscripto-
res, y tan inadecuadas son las
normas de asistencia medica
que este nivel puede ser sOrpren
dentemente bajo.
Cuando las firmas industrial
les Sc empenan en- organiEar A.
sistencia m6dica es a menudo
con fines propios inmediatOs,
siendo de consideration secun-
daria Ell concepto del bienestar
de los empleados. Las eOmpa-
MAS comerciales de SECURES tie
men la desventaja de Interpreter
up tercer participants entire 81
paciente Y Ell medico, con Ell re-
sultado de que 10 lealtad del me-
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

que Sc ~mencjOpen sus deficien-
cias.
En- Jos pienes dc rIa2oS Ut
p1rea. contrs, irvastgs lH IN
gresos del paciente y ar regla ell
page durante un perio do de
Tempo. 81 suponemos, per elem
Pc, qge Ell ingreso de una fami-
liza 5s de $1,000 al ano-Iy por
10 menos la cuarta parte de las
familias del pals cae en- esta ca
tegorfa de ingresos-podemos
observar que para no imponer
una carga financiera que inter-
feriria sacramento la norma de
vida de la familia, los pages por
ell tratamiento de muchas enter
medades tendrian que extender-
sc durante un perfodo de mn-
chos ahos. Este largo tempo no
Sc les permite generalmente pa
"a pagan.
La proposition de rebajas es
igualmente satisfactoria. Ell So
cic Sc apunta en- la organization
y Taga cierta cantidad por ano.
A cambio de este recibe una lis
ia de medicos que 10 tratan por
honorarios que Sc fijan por 10 re
gular en- Ell so por ciento de 10
que normalmente cobran. ST Ia
intenci6n es explotar al pacien-
te, eS un metodo tan satisfacto-
rio como cualquiera otro. Men,
cionaremos solo dos de los as
pectos objetables ell medico tie
ne libertad de cobrar las medi-
cinas que proporcione, y en- mu-
chos casos la diferencia entire
los honorarios normales y los re
bajados Sc cubre con tales ven
tas de medicinas.
Ell pociente no tiene recurso
contra semejante exploitation.
Ademas, a menudo Sc da a los
pacientes un tratamiento inne-
cesario.
En- Ia medicina propietaria,
tai como la ~practica de igualas,
Ell SECURE comercial, o las clini-
cas- privadas, la necesidad de
obtener utilidad va sea para un
tercero, va para Ell medice, hace
impossible Of meior tipo de asis-
tencia m9dica.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
VAPOR GRECO HUNDIDO

Atenas, JUNO 12.-Cerca de
la isla italiana de Pantelleria,
entire Stella y Africa, Ell vapor
Igriego 'Zinavia" choc6 con IL
ma nina y Sc hundi6. Transport
taba carbon ingles para los fe-
rrocarriles griegos,
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

Falleci6 aver Williams Cour-
sey, Ell otro pescador que ell do
mingo sufriera graves Iquema-
duras abordo de la goleta Santa
Lucia. anclada en- ell rio. Will
lam Reading, Ell otro pescador,
muri6 ell lunes. Hara una inves
tigaci6n Ell juez de paz Savare-
Sc. Sc halla de tenido un tercer
marinero, CaDrl Baker.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

Aunque la calidad de la aten-
ci6n medica puede, de esta ma
nera, mantenerse al mas alto
nivel por medic de la practica
en- grupo, ell problema de como
va ell paciente a pagan la cuenta
sigue sin resolver. Ell sentido co
min Y toda la experienced dis
ponible indica que la dnica ma
nera de abordar este problema
es pagando. Els possible compu-
tar la cantidad de servicio nece-
saria para proporcionar aten-
ci6n medica adecuada durante
ell ano a IN nImero dado de per-
sonas. Una vez conocido Ell volu-
men del servicio, ell costo puede
computarse facilmente. Conce-
diendo 10 suficiente para reser-
va, Sc divide luego la cantidad
total por Ell ndmero de MEM
bros de la asociaci6n. Luego sc
divide otra vez entire doce y Sc
tendra ell costo adecuado de la
asistencia medica por mes para
cada socio. Ell page es ell segun-
do aspecto fundamental de cual-
quier plan acceptable de asisten-
ella medica organizada.
Ell tercer aspecto esencial EN-
un plan acceptable de ~asistencia
medica organizada es la incor-
poraci6n de los principles de Ia
medicinal preventive. La medi-
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

Los ingenieros de la secreta-
ria de la guerra acaban de apro
bar Sc haga un canal de nueve
pies de profundidad por 100 de
ancho, al norte de la avenida
de Michigan, en- ell rio.
La natural profundidad del
rio desde esa avenida al puente
de la avenida de Florida es de
II pies.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

La medicine cooperative a.
trae a cualquier grupo que CO.
nozca ell valor de la salud. Po-
niendo a disposition de los pa
cientes buenos medicos, coordi,
nando sus actividades, elimi-
nando la psicolcgia del miedo Y
del dolor, hacienda hincapie en-
la medicina preventive, Y redu-
ciendo ell costo, la a~sistencia me-
dica adecuada deyiene realidad
para muchisima genie que mo
conoce Ell significado del termi-
no. La medicina cooperative O.
frece asistencia adecuada bajo
las condolences mas favorables
para medices y pacientes a la
vez, Por ESQ es que la medicina
cooperative puede hacer suyo el
siguiente le1na: "Prevenlos de
la enfermedad no aguardeis Ell
desastre'.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias para la tarde de
hoy. Vientcs moderados del es-
tie. Maxima temperature aver,
88 grades; mfnima. 72.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
LA GACErk

dico esta dividida entire la COM
pania y Ell paciente. No hay a.
gencia, salvo Ia association de
pacientes que pare7ca motrada
en- tai forma que proporcione
las relaciones apropiadas entire
los medicos por una parte y los
compradores de asistancia me-
dica por otra. Sin embargo, ba-
jo ell plan cooperative, ell control
profano no Sc extiende a las
cuestiones medicas. Estas son
de la jurisdiction del galeno,
que iha recibido una education
especial en- elias, y en- este cam
pc no puede haber interferen-
ella u ordenanzas de profanos.
En- cast todos los puntos las
cooperativas de salud ofr6cen
ventajas que no ofrecen otros
tipos de organization para pro-
porcionar a~sistencia medica. Els
to es debe a que la medicina
cooperative tiende deliberada-
mente a la soluci6n de tantos de
los problemas economics del
dfa como pueda una organiza-
ci6n. La medicina cooperative
no es una panacea. Uno de sus
defectos es que en- su esfuerzo
por proporcionar la mejor asis-
tencia medica pone sus servicios
flera del alcance de muchisima
genie que pertenezcan a los CRU
pos con ingresos mas bajos y a
los desempleados. Para estos
grupos la 1nica respuesta pue-
de ser ell SECURE de salud obi
gatorio.
Ell SECURE de salud obligato-
rio Sc ha desarrollado para ELI
minar Ell problema del costo y
abordar de tai suerte ell profile
ma de la asistencia adecuada.
No puede hacerlo asf del TODD,
porque bajo un sistema de segu-
no obligatorio, medicos incom-
petentes pueden ejercer su prac
tica con personals aseguradas.
De esta manera Sc solidifica, en-
realidad, la posici6n de tales ga
lenos Ademas, Ia corta remune-
racion de los medicos que pros
b~ablemente prevalecera en- cual
buier plan de SECURE de salud O
bligatorio que pudiera adoptar-
Sc en- este pals, en- ell pr6ximo flu
turo, hace dificil, 81 no imposi-
BILE, que los medicos proporcio-
men ~asistencia adecuada y COM
pleta. La remuneration escasa
para Ell medico dificulta 81 in
tento de dar asistencia adecua-
da y complete. La medicina pre-
ventiva no recibe la atenci6n
que sc lie debe.
Otras solHciones sugeridas no
tienen nj siquiera las virtudes
del sistema de seguro obligato-
rio. Las proposiciones de pla-
zos y rebajas son dafectuoSas
en TODD punto y por 10 tanto no
merecen consideration, Sin eTl-
barge, el heeho de que puede
presentarselas eficazmente 81
profano de tipo medic, amerita
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
DR.. Kingsley Roberts


El ahorro de tempo y ener-
gia es otro a%rgumento fuerte a
favor de la practica en- grupos.
Bajo las actuales condolences
los medicos han de dedicar una
atanci6n desproporcionada a
crear y mantener su clientele
privada. Ell estar libre de Ia
preocupaci6n y la tension de los
detalles financieros y admins
trativos les permitirfan concen-
trar su atenci6n en- las cuestio-
mes PROFESSIONALS.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
NOTTCTAS
DE INTERES LOCAL
(Pasa a ia 8 pdg.l

ing, Georgia. No era aguardado
este destacamento hasta ell 20
de JUNO.