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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-10
Fine Points in Bridge
Rr sHEPARD BARCLAY

over the 3-Spades. BY letting that
so by until the opponents over.
called in their own suit. and then
calling hearts, he made 1t posi-.
bic for himself later to bid the
small slam in clubs and give his
partner the option between the
two suits without increasing the
contract.
It would have been pretty hard
for East to resist the temptation
to double this. especially since he
expected also to double hearts be-
cause Of his honors in what would
then become the declarer's side
suit, plus his other high cards. But
later he was sorry he did 1t. since
1t enabled the declarer to make
his contract.
West decided to lead the dia-
mond J. won by the dummy's X.
South then led the club ] from
dummy, and when East ducked he
let it ride. dropping the 10. His
club A next disposed Of the K, and
he gave up one trick. Without the
double. natural play would have
been to play the A on the first
round of trumps. which would
have lost the contract.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-10
Candidate III

At the regular conyocation of Elk
celsior Chapter, number %, r. A..
NJ, Wednesday evening in the Ma
sonic Temple lodge room the past
most excellent degree was not con-
ferred as the candidate was i'll and
unable to be present. He will re-
ceive the degree later. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Spring Menu
Suggestions
tuesday

FOODS TO greet Spring will
be the main subject Of the De-
troit Times Homemakers' Club
at regular weekly meeting
next Tuesday Class Will start
AZ E30 p m with the doors
open at 100. The place, as
usual. viii be the fifth floor
auditorium of The Detroit Times
Building
Menu Suggestions
Prudence Penny will prepare
corned beef hash sandwiches.
apricot refrigerator cake, beet
relish in calavo rings, banana
puff with lemon sauce. ma
kroner. those delectable Danish
cookies, and cube steaks with
mustard dressing
Mocha pudding and a pine
apple pie are desserts that you'll
enjoy making yourself. and Pru-
Renee Will give give you tips ON their
successful preparations.
Entertainment
For entertainment. Miss Bett-
Ann Bush OF Dearborn will sing
II Bacio' by Luigi Arditi, My
johann" by Edward GREGG, and
Una Voce POGO Fa' from the
opera III Barbiere di Siviglia, I"
by Gioacchlno RoSSini.
Miss Bush has appeared as
-et,+eist tA-the Rolling Mills
Craftsmen and on Uncle Nick 5
hour. Although a young miss of
l6, she has appeared on the Ford
Sunday evening hour in their
coast 10 coast broadcast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

THE POOR letters you've
written how they can haunt
YOU JIM. you're sure. thought
your note a bore Your fastidi-
Gus new fricnd. Sue, must have
found dozens OF crude mistakes.
But what can you do about your
letters If you just aren't
writer
Did yoli start your note with
an apology - Meant 10 write
sooner That's something you
never. never do. Begin with
big smile: Murray for your
nice newsS letter. I've read il
-FOUR times
Our 40-page booklet HOW TO
WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL
OCCASIONS. gives dozens of
helpful pointers on vocabulary,
grammar correct form.
Send Is cents IN coins for
this booklet 10 The Detroit
Times Home Institute. 1928
Times Square- Detroit, Mich.
Please be sure 10 write plainly
your name. address and title of
booklet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

Easter flowers There are many
possibilities with candle forms,
too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Friday. April IL, 1871
The Beauty Of Color Reiens
For Casters Festivities
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

IF EASTER ia day for
entertaining in your home. no
doubt it centers in an elaborate
breakfast or brunch with a very
simple but colorful buffet sup
per in the evening. Whether
your guests are those with you
earlier in the day or some who
have just dropped in after
hearty dinner in their own
home, they'll enjoy light food.
This gives us a chance 10
dress up the table and the in
dividual dishes. The centerpiece
might be a large cottontail or
lamb made from cake and tied
with a big pink or yellow bow.
Then again cuddly yellow chicks,
the synthetic type, -ardently
picking at bits of grass or peb-
bles sprinkled over a greenery
surrounded mirror would be ef-
fective.
Stifi more simple would be a
large floral arrangement Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

If right and consistent efforts are
applied to essential matters
Drastic changes just for diver
tisement are not advised. but
necessary adjustments and I'M
provements are favored.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
.SogittGrius-The combination
Of great and small. occasions Of
life, like the combination Of prac-
teal and artistic pursuits, are
essential TO the whole structure
Of civilization and each needs our
sympathy and attention. Today
says:
DEC. IS TO JAN. n
CopricoyH-Very encouraging
for you folks. Whatever your
Job. give II your honest effort
and it will return you benefits
in like. It's good logic to support
all worthwhile projects.
JAN. ,2o2 TO FEB. 20
AqU0rutS-Re-examine your
work of the week, make nots-
tions of improvements that can
and should be made; speed up
production where necessary; plan
for greater efficiency next week.
FEB. n TO MARCH "a
Piscc s-Today's amount Of
effort to he expended and what
tempo To set will have to be
determined by you and your re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Entertainment
Delicious Sauce

FISH is tasty and economical.
and can Be prepared in many
different ways. Haddock is
especially good when served
with this celery sauce.
Celery Fish Sauce
- Guns diced celery,
- Gun milk
= Gun celery water
? tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
= teaspoon salt
Few grains pepDer
Cook calery in water ~ covn~
until tender Drain. and 70 milk
add celery water. Melt butter.
add -four mixed With Snasorines
stir until well blended. Pour
LIQUID in SLOWLY ard brine TO
boiling point. Cook 2 minutes
Add celery Pour over fish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Luncheon Dish

FOR THAT Spring luncheon
you are planning 70 have right
soon Try deviled shrimps in pop
overs The light shells make ar
ideal case for the tasty shrimp.
Deviled Shrimp
4 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons flour
] = tablespoons prepared mustard
= teaspoon salt
Few grains pepper
. cups milk
. cups cooked or canned shrimp
: hard cooked eggs
tablespoon minced parsley
Popover shells
Melt butter. add flour mustard
salt and pepper and mix well. Add
milk gradually and cook over hot
water. stirring constantly until
thickened. Add shrlmps which
have had veins removed. and hard
cooked eggs. cut in quarters.
Ilalve popOver shells and pour
mixture in Top with minced
parsley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Market Report

FRESH PINEAPPLES are
being received 10y the Detroit
markets in heavy shipments.
according 10 the latest report
of the Municipal Bureau OF
Markets. Prices on them have
been dropping steadily slice
the start Of the pineapple
season. and this week they are
al a very reasonable figure
OthSf plentiful fruits and
vegetables include apocados.
cabbage, potatoes and shall
lots Beets. broccoli. cauh-
flower, eggplant. mushrooms.
peas and peppers are scarce.
! Lamb and beef prices re-
Hmain constant. but veal and
pork have increased consider
ably due 10 large demand,
and lowered receipts
Butter prices have dropped
this week Cheese. on the
contrary. has advanced AS
Easter approaches. eggs in.
crease in price. Broiler
prices are unchanged, but
other poultry prices have
risen.
Smells are quite plentiful
on the fish market and are
selling AZ very reasonable
prices. Lake Eric perch and
blue pickerel are increasing
IN volume with prices on
both becoming more reason
able
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

quirements. Just a mediocre
day unless you make It other
wise.
4 CHILD born TIT dot
has many commendab.e quail
ties and possibilities for unusual
achievement. Perhaps difficult
70 manage at times, but gentle,
firm persuasion and reasoning,
not punishment or force. Will
work wonders with this bright,
active child. Adaptable to posi-
tions of authority, Pgblie inter
ests, the stage.
Copyright. 1881. Knr Features Synd. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
NUT SPREAD
2 A GE %

A DELIGHTFUL sandwich
spread can be made from Swiss
cheese and walnuts. Crate The
cheese, and mix with an equal
quantity Of finely chopped nuts.
Season to taste with salt and
pepper and make into a paste
with creamed butter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Your
Individual

BY FRANCES DRAKE

Look in the Section Your Birthdny
Comes In. and Find What
% Your Outlook Is, Accord
ing 10 the Stars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Your Horoscope

Trance Drake,
] ne Detroit Tunes.
l21} Tunes Square, Detroit. Aich.
PLEASE SEND MY INDWID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY GUIDE and LUCKY Cal
ENDAR for the FRS, SIX months
Of 1914.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11


Comes In, and Find What
O. Your Outlook Is, Accord
ing 10 the Stars
For Saturday, April IL.
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20
Aries W hole day stresses
sound judgment and close atten-
ton TO your JOB. Waste and
carelessness should be strictly
avoided. BE amenable 10 sug-
gestions and d v &c from
superiors, be fair, Just with con-
scientious employees.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
Taurus-Business, credit and
financial transactions may re-
quire more than usual fore
thought and economy. Adjust
amicably all matters that may
cause dissension or misunder-
standing. No time 10 display
personal emotions.
MAY 2f TO JUNE Fl
Gemini-Can be a very pro-
ductIve day for you II you rightly
exercise the great VARIETY of
your talents and your cleverness
in adroitly handling public inter-
ests or demands
JUNE % TO July 81
Concer-You, too, are slated
for good returns for applied
efforts. Secretive (but whole
-SOmeJ matters, Investigations
and activities that require expert
detecting and intuition are espe-
cially favored.
JULY q 70 AUGUST %
,..., Lep-Curb an unreasonable
tendency TO gamble or speculate.
either with your talents or
money. Sound. constructive ac-
tivities are the favored. This
does not mean, however, that you
are TO forego new, good oppor-
tunities or hazardous but neces-
sary tasks.
AUG. IS TO SEPT. 2j
Vrgo-Intricate work, analy-
ses, reporting, investigating, de-
tails, slowly moving projects arc
first in favor. Patience with all
problems required.
SEPT. % TO OCT. 20
Z b P - Study, following
through incompleted work. famll-
Jar matters. checking errors and
loopholes are favored before
starting new projects unless the
latter are very Urgent. Be
patient.
OCT. 2. TO NOV. 90
Scorpio 49, Indications are good
today for remunerative results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

NO NEED envy friend her lovely here's
fe crochet heirloom cloth that make AT little COST t.
about 1880 inches Of Pattern 2756
contains chart and directions Tor cloth stra
tons of IT and stitches materials required
Send 10 for this pattern Wheeler
Pattern Department 1925 Times Square DetrotA
customs regulations orders for patterns Canadian
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Be CoIorfuI

Unless you're anxious 10 have
the table appear quite formal,
select a light yellow or green
cloth and use your colorful pot
tory particularly the aqua
and yellow pieces.
The food highlighting This
table should include a refresh
ing iced cocktail, casserole or
salad main dish and lots of rel
ishes, hot rolls and jam. dessert
and coffee or tea.
Remember, this meal being
light. must be easy FOR the
hostess 10 assemble. Therefore
serve delicatcly colored fruit
juice like pineapple. grapefruit
or pear nectar with a scoop of
lemon ice in il for the first
course.
Chicken salad with hot rolls.
or a hot chicken casserole would
be right for the main course.
accompany Win shoestrlng po-
tatOes or potato chips and spiced
fruit relisheS. Peach halves
fllled With cream cheese and nut
balls arc attractive on the relish
plate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Don't Forget EGGS

Since MS Easter You should
have some devilcd eggs on The
table After hard cooking and
Smelling The necessary number Of
-cgcz -..a+--t!+pa4 --+siiA Selas-
ton made of vegetable colorinC
and water Use the same vegc-
table colorlnC that YOU do IN
cake frostnCs and batters. Add
about s drops 10 , cups of water.
Red dyes the eggs pink and blue
gives lovely aqua tint. Com
bine blue and yellow for green.
Let the eggs stand in the bath
20 70 30 minutes
At The end OF this time let
them dry and then cut in half
and devil as usual. Arrange on
a large plate centcred with
mound Of cottage cheese sea-
soned with chives.
II you wish 10 use the colored
hard cooked eggs as a garnish
for a vegetable salad. you'll find
them most effective.
Flower Dessert
Make The dessert one that
Your guests viii remember for a
While -. IN The say II with
flowers manner Purchase small
flower pots IN lovely yellow
1uT mako sure they're the
kind without openings m the
base Fill each with butter
pecan or other tasty ice cream
Sprinkle rhe top with chocolate
shot or grated scnaiSweet ehoco-
late Now tuck a small noSecav
II N1o!eiS. with stems wrapped
IN waXed paper, down INTO the
ice cream.
rs these arc served 20 the
table each guest will think he's
getting a plant 10 take home.
instead It's a corsage and a
popular dessert
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

Commodore, los representatives
de cinco sociedades matronales,
con 200 miembros y $1,000 o.
brercs Y empieados organiza-
dos, di;ron su appreciation per-
sonal al plan y p%rometieron re-
comendar.o a sus organizaciO-
nes, en- las venideras dos sema-
mas.
Sc efectu6 ell almuerzo en- re-
laci6n con las negociaciones pa
"a renovar ell contrato de traba-
10 que afecta a una industrial
lie $3.50, 100000 de production
annual. La Union desea obtener
IN aumento en- les salaries y a.
crecentar las facilidades de ira
bajo para sus miembros, contri-
buyendo al mismo tempo a ha-
Ger la industria mas pr6spera y
estimulando la demanda en- pro
de los vestidos hechos en- New
York.
Para realizar esas aspiraciO-
mes Sc pedira eli concurso del al
calde LaGuardia.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
Una VGliOSd iRjcidtiUa

LevaHdQ adelante SUI prop6-
sito de ayudar a New York en- Ell
plan de suStituir a Paris como ell
centric de la moda en- ell mundO,
Ell Comite Coniunto del Ve5tido,
dependiente de la international,
Ladies Garment Workers Union
de la Federation Americana del
Trabajo, ha ofrecido a los ia
6ricantes de vestidCs ayudar a
levantar ell $3.50, 900 anuncia-
do como propaganda para efec-
tuar dos grandes exhibiciones o
sxpOsiciOnes de modas, tCdos les
amos, bajo los auspicios de la MI
nicipalidad. Como prueba de su
sinceridad, la Union Ofrece mi
ciar ell fondc con una contr;bu-
ei6n de 500, 900 del teSoro de la
international. La dnica condi-
zion establecida por Davis Du-
blinsky, presidente de los obre-
rOs de la ropa, y julius Hcch-
man administrator general del
Comite Conjunto, es que la Ell
quota de la Ladies Garment
Workers Union SEA ccc!da en-
cada vestido y que la etiqueta Sc
incluya tambien en- la camPana
de publicidad.
Despu6s de discutir las prcpo-
siciones de la Union, en- un al
muerzo efectuado en- ell hotel
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
PALPTTACONES De LA COLONIA LATINA

en- la oposici6n, en- cuanto a Ia
orma de gastar los fondos, a
Rafael Rivas y Raul Roces.
Luego de cierta agitada jun
ia, en- la que Raul y Rafael, pre-
ponian un viaje a Jack onville
con los fondos, La Pena Sc di-
solvi6. Los fondos Sc %gastarc1
Iebidamente y ell trinomio Re
o-Victoriano alcanz6
la victoria.
Era una amistad sincera ia
de los tres y ninguno cedia sus
puntos de vista, 81 los estimaba
justos,
Pasaron los amos, Rene Sc
march6 a Cuba, a recoger su
Modesto herencia: Lorenzo Sc
hizo banquero y Victoriano dej6
la Lectura en- las fabricas y pas6
a escribir para los peri6dicos.
I'm dia, Lorenzo, a quien le
desagradaba la politica, decide
hacerse politico.
Y como era active, inteligente
y simpatico, gan6 terreno rapi-
damente.
De las reuniones de la Gale
% emanaron las derrotas de al
gunos viejos politicos y ell "cre-
cimiento' de otros.
Lorenzo generosO, modesto,
cordial, conquistaba diariamen-
tie nuevos amigos.
All fin, como premiO a su la
Dor politica, ell pueblo lie aligi6
juez de paz.
Cuando Sc veia obligado a ha-
Ger alguna decision de impor-
tancia, dentro de las atribuciO-
mes de su cargo, estudiaba y en-
muchos casos seguia la ruta
"del sentido comun".
Los abogadoS llegaban con IL
bros y mas libros, citando SEN
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

tencias y opiniones pero Ell juez
Hernandez, luego de escuchar.
los, decidia como su conciencia
lie indicaba que debia hacerlo.
Dejaron de venir los libros v
entonces los casos sc presenta-
ban con la mayor claridad Y Sc
reSolvian sin demora.
Sabore6 la amargura en- mu-
chas ocasiones; pero tambien re
cibi6 las caricias de la gratitud
y de la amistad.
La colonia latina necesitaba
un buen juez, modesto y discre-
70, y durante varios amos 10 ha
tenido.
Lorenzo sc marcha con la sa-
tisfacci6n del deber cumplido y
respectable por tOdos. Pierde la
colonia latina a un juez que pro-
curaba la "paz" entire los desa-
venidos y que ayud6 a aliviar
muchas penas.
Nosotros creemos que la sail
da de Lorenzo, que Sc dedicara
por complete al Restaurant
Columbia, uno de les mejores
establecimientos de su clase en-
ell pals, significa para la colo
MIA latina la perdida de "otra
importante posici6n'.
Debemos unirnos como her
manos y manteniendo una inva-
riable lealtad al pals y sus ms
tituciones, procurar para nues-
tros hijos y amigos Ell trabajo y
la dicha a que tienen derecho.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
recomendados por Ell Bur6 Fe-

recomendados por Ell Bur6 Fe-
deral de Investigations.
De los actuales empleadcs de
Mcleod conservaran sus pues"
los skinny" Diaz, ell simpat.co
.joven latino; Walter WoOten,
Sra. Dorothy Bachman y la Sc
norita Nina PaniellO.
Para Ell departamento de a.
suntos criminales han sido nom
.brados Cliff Goelitz, Ernest
Culbreath, Jim E, Mayo, Evan
der Hamilton, Nelson Duke,
Henry Canto y A. l., S%parkman.
Grupo del transito; Symmes
Barnett, Joe Carr, Bob Spooncr,
Elmer Thomas, Maurice Sharp
" Russell Rogers. Department
to civil: George N. Johnson,
Herbert Mcleod, W. Leslie
Cathcart, R. NJ. Suarez y Sra.
Mary Gillespie.
Carcel: A. NJ. Edwards, w.
D. Whiddon, Henry Rau, Roy
DaRusk, Laurence M. Bolesta.
Una oficina de cooperation Sc
ra alberta en- Plant City.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

forma eeu las trcpas australia
mas, apoyadas por los tanques,
ra1Ntraron hcy en- las defen-
sas dc Ia sitiada Bardia.
Ds1'e hace Is dias las tropas
ing3esas tienen sitiado csc i'm
portane puerto de Libia. En-
Bariia han hecho los italainos
su mas vigorosa resistencia des-
de que la ofensiva inglesa CO.
menz6
Informa una nota del almi-
rantazgo ell hundimiento de un
submarine italiano por ell subma
rino ingl6s Thunderbolt, que an
tos sc llamaba 81 Thetis y GO hun
do, en- JUNO de 1889, llevando a
su muerte a sus. SO tripulantes.
III IlhetlS fue eXtrafdo del fon-
do del mar y Sc lie puso elnue-
vo nombre.
Iba el submarine enemigo en-
direction de una base en- ell terri
torio ocupado de Francia, bajo
escClta, cuandO ell Thunderbolt,
mandado por ell teniente CONAN
dante c. B. Gro h Rum, lie alta
co y lie hundi6.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

de ha Glen amos podia beber en-
grandes cantidades sin danar su
salud porQue tambien nigeria 0
ccmia mayores cantidades de
vitaminas 81, en- proportion a
las calorias conSumidas, por sus
tataranietoS
Una tab-a p~reparada por el
~n2uestra que mas de 200 calorias
son consumidas diariamente por
ell prcmedio de los americanos
que toman ibebidas alcoholics,
solamente en- su alcohol.
ESto es en- adici6n a las calo-
rias no-alcOh6licas en- sus ali
msntOs y bebidas. Ia prcpor-
ci6n entire la vitamina BI y las
ca.oriaS de los alimentos no-al-
cch6licoS fue disminuida por las
extras 200 calorias y debe ana
dirse que este significa una re-
baJa de 1912 por ciento en- Ell
margen de seguridad para esta
vltamina, SObre Ia base de los.
experiments relacionados con
las llamadas Intermediates al
coholicas, ell bebedor que GONNA
muy POGO en- relaci6n con sus
neceSidadeS ''cal6ricasi' estaba
aparentemente mas SECURE que
aQuel que comfa demasiado.
Cuando los animales sometidos
a experimentation recibian muy
poca vitamina 81, al series au-
mentada la proportion su debe
en- cuanto a la enfermedad por
deficiencia era aumentado. Sc
cometia una equivocacion, avi-
Sa, con la creencia o conclusion
de que la parte desempenada
per la vitamina BI en- la def
ciencia en- las Intermediates al
cCh6licas, era que ell alcohol por
81 mismo reSultaba inofensivo.
eel mas grande problema pa
ra la salud pdblica, en- ell tempo
%presente, no esta siendo cientifi
camente atacado.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

Londres, EnerO Bel Guar
tel general ingles en- Egipto in
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
Ell Alcohol q la DietG

Les tatarabuelcs de las pre-
sentes generaciOnes eran indiVi
duos que podian consumir un Ii
tro de wisky al dia, seg1n la A
sociaci6n Americana para ell A
vance de la Ciencia; perO sus
descendientes no deben tratar
de emularlos 81 quieren mantle
nerse Saludables y vivir muchos
amos.
FL DR.. Norman Jolliffe, de la
Universidad de New York, "a
Iportando su contribution a un
Foro sobre ale ,holiSmo, die que
ell promedio de los americanos
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
LOS CAMBIOS EN- LA OFF
GINA DEL SHERIFF
Savarese Jefe DiputadO CiVa

Ell nuevo Sheriff, Hugh Gull
breath, anunci6 hoy los nombra-
mientos que Sc ha dignado ha-
Ger para ell personal de su off
Gina.
Asumira ell puesto de jefe de
la oficina civil, ell juez de paz
Savarese y ejercera Ell cargo de
diputado ell Sr. B. B. Badger,
excomisionado del Condad0.
Badger servira en- ell departa-
memo de tranSito.
X. c. Myers sera ell jefe de di-
putados y Rollins Cooper jefe de
la secci6n de transito.
Dos de 10 sdiputados vendran
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
UN BUEN JUEZ

Con la entrada del anO cesara
en- su puesto Ell 2ueridO juez de
paz Lorenzo Hernandez.
I'm nuevo juez lie s%ustituira.
La colonia latina, por los erro-
res de algunos sehores comlslo-
nados. va a perder Ell dnico JueZ
de paz que aun lie quedaba.
Lorenzo ha sabidO cumplir
con su deber y muchos ciudada-
nos, latinos y americanos, asi 10
reconocen.
En- una renida contienda cleo
toral, en- las secciones mas pobla
das del Condado, ell juez latino
fue derrotado.
Durante varios anos desempe
no Lorenzo ell cargo e hizo, respe
tando siempre la ley, innumera-
ibles favoreS.
Solucion6 muchas dificulta-
des entire familias y personals en-
desacuerdo, y siempre tuvo la
mayor consideration para los pc
bres o personals de pocos recur-
SOS.
Cuando ~nosotros conOcimOs a
Lorenzo, hace cerca de 20 amos,
era I'm muchacho vigorOso, de
enorme energia, que estudiaba
la carrera comerc1al.
Trabamos amiStad con Ell en-
la botica que ell DR., Moreno, un
buen amigo ,tenia en- la esquina
de la Septima y calle II.
Ali formamos una amiStad
sincera y eramos tres a discutir
problemas importantes, y a dis
cutirlos algunas veces en- tonO
violento: Rene Moreno, Loren
20 Y Manteiga.
Por aquelloS dias Sc form6 un
club con ell nombre de La Pena,
que presidia Manteiga, teniendO
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

Hundido an submarine italiano
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
PARA LA MUJER
DEL C
A EStudidr Ell males

Ell Ministro de Defensa del
Ecuador ha dado una orden pa
IA que estudien ell idioma ingl6s
todos los oficiales del ejercito v
la marina. Tendr&n que dedicar
a csc estudio no menos de dos
horas a la semana. Varios macs
tros han side asignados. Las
"clases" Y soldados tambien 10
,aprenderan.
Esto sc atribuye al hecho de
que una mission militar america
ma ira al Ecuador a principles
del anO.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

IMPORTANT Medical Tests Reveal WHY Famous Lydia G Pnkham's Vegetable Com.
pound Mas Been Helping Wsak. Rundown. Nervous Women For Over Rai A csnuDl
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

LAS TROPAS
MAS PENETRATION LAS
DEFENSAS DE LOS FAS-
CISTAS ,