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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

THE first moves here have
Il been so cautiously taken that
they escaped attention outside
of the service journals. The
first of new selection boards to
decide the promotion of field
officers met here in such secrecy
a.. few days ago that even their
names were not disclosed to
their fellow officers.
The five man board selected
500 officers to make up an eli
gible list, from which the new
fighting majors and colonies
will be chosen. This represented
sensational departure from the
old custom of seniority promo
ton. backed by political pull.
Similar reorganizational steps
have been taken TO provide sys-
tematic discharges and transfers
of existing field officers for tenn
peramental and efficiency rea-
sons.
Orders have been issued 10
set up classification boards of
not-leSs -than-fiNe- officerS-to
hear compliments and defend
ants in fair but secret trial
,the democratic way of doing
things)
THE orders attracted no atten-
l. tion because they were not
accompanied by a statement Of
policy interpreting their mean
ing. A frank official statement
of the purpose is given in the
Army and Navy Register MAY
- quoting a memorandum is
sued by Lieut.. Gen. Ben Lear,
commander of the Second Army,
with headquarters at Memphis,
Tenn.
Said General Lear:
elimination Of unfit. ineffi-
cient and incompetent leaders Is
Of greater and further reaching
consequence than the elImina-
ton of defective and ineffective
weapons and equipment. Re
placement Of unsuitable by
competent leaders must he ac-
complishcd with the same skill
and judgment that are exer-
cized In replacing obsolete and
ineffective weapons. Ii must be
free from all personal considera-
tions, friendly and unfriendly.
"a. IL and when we are
drawn into war. the people Of
the United States will insist
that the leadership Of their Sons
In battle be entrusted only to
the most competent command
ers Of all ranks that we can
obtain"
Some injustices may be done.
but the fear of doing an in
Justice is obviously not going 10
stand in the way of accomplish
ing the necessary result.
A far more likely danger
than the doing of serious in
justices is that army poll
ticians will start running TO their
senator's and congressman to
hold their jobs and thwart the
effort 10 perfect the maximum
fighting efficiency of demo-
cratic army.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
% YEARS AGO TODAY
June Z. 1916

British engage the German
feet off the coast of Jutland in
the North Sea; 26 warshipS with
$500 men are lost by both sides
in the battle; British losses put
at IA vessels and Germany's at
u.
Pope in an interview through
his secretary of state calls the
war suicide of Europe" urges
peace.
French hurl back Germany's
biggest drive in an all day at
tack east Of Verdun; claim Ger
man losses are enormous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
A NOISELESS heliocopter will
"A be a terrific engine of war

"A be terrific engine of war
fare OF the future.
That will be an airplane that
will move without sound and
drop down on a dime, carrying
troops.
1t will be a vast Improvement
over the parachutists and gliders
of the current war.
You must not think that the
i'd e a is fantastic, because the
heliocopter has been distinct
reality for some time and in
form far enough advanced to in
dictate its possibilities in war
fare.
And when they finally make
IL big enough 10 carry infantry
in large bodies and put on the
motors the silence that is newt
able to all aircraft Of the future.
il will be a devastating agent,
particularly of invasion.
The drawback 10 parachutiStS
and gliderS is that they can not
take accurate aim at their land
ing places and necessarily land
in some confusion and scattered
around.
a heliocopter carrying troops
could settle down right on the
cross marking the spot and UNI
load its cargo in perfect order
and completely consolidated from
taw. and if it could do this at
night without noise, you can
imagine the effect.
If you had enough heliocop-
ters. you could plant whole divi-
Sions of infantry on enemy ter
ritory between suns. This thing
is coming, make no error there.
WE SEE where some OF our
w air-minded military sharks.
impressed by the NaZi's use of
the parachute and the glider at
Crete are saying we ought 10
have thousands OF b h, but
probably by the time we could
get around 10 training and pro-
duction on that scale. some one
will have figured out defense
for this form Of attack that will
render it too costly, if not OBJ
solete.
We think il would be moro adj
visable 10 develop the heliocop-
ter for troop carrying purposes
even in its present noisy form.
II is no noisier than o h @ r
planes. at that. 1t might be the
ideal defense against the para
ChutiSts and the glider. whose
strength is that they can land
almost anywhere, if you 6 i've
them time.
There seems 10 be no reason
why the heliocopter can not be
made as large as our transport
planes, carrying so or more
soldiers with their equipment at
clip and putting them down in
spots that would be inaccessible
to the ordinary planes. or to
dirigibles or any other type OF
aircraft.
1t is possible that we have
here at hand the most advanced
agency of warfare yet devised.
or that will be devised. until the
genius comes along TO conjure
out Of the forces Of nature the
deadly raw that will make aerial
warfare impossible. That is
coming, too.
THIS nation has invented most
L of the deadlier weapons OF
human combat.
But our rule is 10 permit some
other nation 10 seize upon these
inventions and perfect them and
pose il Will be the same way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Rev. Karl A. Otto

WITH the death of the Rev Karl A. Otto pastor OF the
wv Holy Cross Lutheran Church Detroit loses its Oldest
active minister and fine Christian gentleman who for
81 years contributed to the religious and cultural life OF
the city.
Pastor Otto 81 years old but minister emeritus
Of Holy Cross Church. Joseph Campau avenue and Illinois
street preached regularly every other Sunday
Despite his advanced years Pastor Otto fought
vaanty against those who scott at religion and called
upon youth enlist in the battle against paganism
Detroit will truly miss this man who for so many
wears was force for good in the community.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Canada Knows

CANADA is more realistic in her treatment of Com
~ munsts than our sentimental-and sometimes, left
administrators
Our dilly-dallying with this momentous DEFENSE
question is nothing short of criminal.
According to the Dies committee, the Reds honeycomb
many government departments.
NOTHING is done.
They call strikes in defense plants.
NOTHING is done.
But those who have the interests of Canada at heart
go DIRECTLY and OPENLY to the mat with these sub
yerters Of all free institutions
A DISPATCH from Ottawa from the International
"A News Service says that Justice Minister Lapointe
charged in Parliament that
..The Communist Party in Canada ever since the
outbreak of the present has been definitely COM
mtted to policy which is calculated to cripple our war
effort"
That is what the Communist Party IS committed 10
here-crippling defense efforts.
But no one in OUR cabinet has gone before Congress
with these charges Minister hapeihte has IN
Minister Lapointe further declared to Parliament:
Ever since It's inception the Communist Party OF
Canada has attempted to undermine and capture the
labor unions
"The Communists in conformity with the policy OF
the party not enter the trades unions for the pur
pose of improving the working conditions OF their
members but mainly for the purpose Of turning the
economic organization of the workers into effective
instruments of communism"
THAT is precisely what the Hearst papers have been
/ saying-that the Communists do not enter our
unions for purpose Of improving the condition OF the
workers. but the contrary for the SOLE purpose Oh
exploiting the unions as transmission belts" for COM
munism.
- We have 100 Reds here to one Red in Canada
If they are such threat in Canada that the minister
of Justice has found necessary to make formal state
ment to Parliament then how much more is 1t necessary
here for INSTANT ACTION to rid the country of these
ruthless fifth coumnists these boring termites who have
crawled into our schools, government service our
defense pants-and who coddled in many cases by
high officials whom very lives may depend in the
future?
We cannot recall here too often the fate of France,
which played with RED FIRE.
We could very well borrow some of the VlGOR that
goes into foreign policy and apply it to suppressng
on our own soil the enemy that has ALREADY INVADED
US-Russian communism
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
WINIFRED LeBAR,
ia Chestnut street
Wyandotte.
TO THE EDITOR:

To The EDITOR;
TIIE sending of conveys is a
Il created excuse for an
emergency that does not exist.
AS urgent as it may seem, we
cannot expect TO fill our own
rat holes by plugging those in
Europc-the rats already may
be in the holes hellbent for this
side, and it's not only useless.
but silly TO start plugging from
the other side.
SAMUEL 4. SHOUP,
S0S5 Dayton avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Lett TO
: The Editor
TO TIE EDITOR

TO TlIE-EDlIOR :--
IF THE u. S. a. was in the
position that England is TO-
day. just how much help could
we expect from her? Would she
give away free boats, planes and
war supplies in the quantities
our government is giving?
You don't have to be a genius
TO know the answer. If we in
turn owed a war debt 10 Brit
ain and refused to pay it as they
did, she certainly would never
do what our government Is do
ing.
The New Dealers have gone
back on their pledge to keep us
away from foreign wars. They
have broken pledge that ap-
parently was never intended 10
be kept.
While it is still lawful to pro-
test our entry into Europe's
trouble, let us all pour our OBJ
jections in to our representatives
in Washington.
X. q. BELANGER,
1859 Mark Twain avenue.
TO THE EDITOR:
WE, THE people Of the United
w States, would be very
pleased 10 fight for our own
country if necessary. but not for
any foreign countries in Europe.
We are giving aid TO Britain;
I don't know why we won't give
aid to Germany and Italy if they
want it. They haven't done any
thing TO us for us to be against
them.
When the President was CAM
paigning for the third term, he
promised not to send any of our
boys overseas. He's breaking his
promises now. / think he is
turning the wishes of the people
down.
If we go in the war with Brit
ain we don't get anything out
of 1t. because [ h g countries
are fighting for land which they
lost in other wars.
Today. we aren't half as ready
as we should be TO defend our
selves. let alone giving Britain
everything we have. We should
build for ourselves so that we
will have a better air force, a
better army and better navy.
GRACE CUSMANO.
202Q Hardinu avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Army Acting
To Clean Out
Misfi+Officers
Selection Boards Meet
Secretly on Promotions
BY PAUL MALLON

WASHINGTON. June "A
w vacuum cleaner is being
quietly put 10 work on the
United States Army. The gen.
eral staff has decided 10 catch
some of the misfit bugs that
always nestle in the rug in
peacetime.
The fighting field of war re-
quireS such a different type OF
man from the swivel chair army
politician of peacetimes that
practically every army in the
history of the world has had its
energies handicapped at the
outset Of its war efforts.
1t took Lincoln three years 10
find fighting field officers who
could do the job. Hitler had TO
shoot his misfitS to get rid of
them. The French never got
around TO it. and the British
have unfortunately followed
their tradition of letting disas-
trous failures accomplish the
housekeeping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
GRACE CUSMANO.
1898 Harding avenue.
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
If AND when we enter the
L war, and later our sons come
back to us craZed or manned or
in pine boxes. the editor of The
Detroit Times, at least. will be
able TO tender condolences 10
bereaved parents with a clear
conscience.
Every anxious parent in the
land must thank you for your
anti-interventionist a ttitu d e.
And thanks also 10 Hugh john
son and other columnists who
are also doing their bit to help
keep us out of war
WINIFRED LeBAR,
ia Chestnut street
Wyandotte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
BAERlNG DOWN ON THE NEWS:
Asq1xiriMg Reporter
BY ARTHUR BUGS BAER

In the last few days have discussed the Presidents fire
side debate with tsxicab driver plumber mounted police
man. a banker and others too important to mention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
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Published every Week Day Evening and
Sunday Morning by The Times Publishing
Company at 1928 Times Square. Detroit
Mich.
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Mail Matter.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

That's proof still democracy and man dc
have to be scared of his shadow because its
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Lindbergh
Asks Change.
But How?
Election Commits Natio(
TO President Till I945
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER

BY WESTBROOK PEGLER
THERE is much in the latest
L Lindbergh speech that l can
agree with. but the very heart
of his discussion is a menace to
the country and TO the liberties
for which he consistently has
failed to express any warm devo-
La gaceta., 1941-02-28

el dinero; los dos duros eonve-
nidos por el alquiler Y arreglo
de las tablas del graderio; otros
dos por sus servicios Y Ell alqui-
Ter de los boteS del alumbrado Y
siete pesetas que diio habia gas
tado en- carburo para Ia function
de la nOche.
Y como Tony y Dick, luego de
pagan, sintieran cierto tenor
por el dinero que pudiera que
darles, cptaron en- cuanto volvie-
ron las nihas cargadas de pro
visiones. por contar la cifra que
en- la talega.
El recuento di6 un excelente
resultado: luego de pagados los
pocos gastcs que origin6 la pri-
mera function, les quedaba a los
pequehos la suma de 142 pese-
tas y centlmos.
Ezra cast la opulencia!
ilPodia pensarse, incluso, en-
contratar una m1sica, una cha
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
VICTORIA DEL CALICO
ROCK SPRINGS

Como de costumbre, Rock
Springs era Ell fayorito, EN- la no
che de aver, y pas6 la meta en- e.
primer lugar. Sc abonaron sus
boletos a $2.4O $2.40 1920. Es
ell galgo invencible y mug supe-
rior a sus contrarios.
Conquistaron la apuesta doble
Jingaling y Ladies' Faith. abo-
nandose sus iboletos a S94.4O.
Hoy sc correra ell trOfeo Cen
tro Asturiano-Las Novedades,
en- la distancia del "Futurity."
Sc disputaran la victoria My
Judy, Hellenic, Rae, Chickamau
ga, Her Nibs, Dan Bad, Buddy
BY y Conoco John.
Manana sabado habra matinee
y function nocturna, con progra
mas especiales.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28

esta a su vez-. IVamos a con-
tar ell dinero?
-No-opuso Tony, que reco-
gia sus lagrimas silenciosamen
te en- su pahuelo-. Seria Eamar
la atenci6n. Manana, muy tenn
prano, al levantarnos. Ahora Is
precise que pensemos EN- cenar.
INo teneis hambre?
II Figirate - repuso Dick
por todos-; desde que hace cua
tro dias nos fugamos de con los
.bandidos aquellos, apenas hemos
condo otra cOsa que la fruta
que robabamos por 81 camino...
icon que!...
-Darnos dineros vereis que
pronto traemos de TODD noso-
tras.
Tony fue al caro-, sac6 de Ia
talega unos cuantos duros, y dis
tres a Ketty y Norma, que mar
charon a comprar provisiones.
Los infeliees estaban extenua-
La gaceta., 1941-02-28

trago de vino, que reanim6 un
tanto sus fuerzas exhaustas.
CiLastima que no tengamos
mnsica para la function de esta
Iocne'-dijo Dick luego. GUAM
40 va terminaban la sabrosa nj
tanza-; iseria un exito comUle-
to! S
|iYa la tendremOs mas ade-
lanteNcontest6 Tony.
I anadio, como 81 intenpreta-
tara el sentir de todos:
Il" que Os digo es que DiOs
ia qeurido ayudarnos. y Sc
ma cOmpadecidO de nuestra mi
seria y de nuestra desgracial
! Ia 10 veisl iEi exito ha empl
zado a eoronar nuestro herofs
mo! Los aplausos que han eseu.
ehado mis- oidos esta tarde. me-
nan parecidO unos aplauscs n1e
VOs' como 81 despertar,n
ma aigo asi como la aurora d.
una vida de libertad y de amor
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
VA UACErA
Les Terriers de Hilhborough.

Los Terriers de HilNsborough.
tambien en- su gimnasto, Sc BATH
ran con los generates" del ms
tituto Robert E. Lee, de jack
sonville.
Jesuitas Y Dragones de Jeff-
erson jugarAn en- la Academia
.6el Sagrado Coraz6n,
81 las P~anteras TRUMAN hoy,
aumentaran a IL ell nGmero de
sus triunfcg, con dos derrotas.
Les Terriers ocupan Ell cuarto Ia
gar en- la Conferencia, con Z vic
torias y 5 derrotas.
Manana sabado, por la noche,
los Generates" jugaran con las
Panteras y los de Jackson con
los Terriers.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
EJERCITo E UNA
NUEVA POLVORA

Stanford, Conn, Feb. 28.-El
DR.. George C. Hale, jefe del de-
partamento de quimica del Ar
senal Picatinny, en- Dover, New
Jersey, anunci6 Ell descubrimien-
to de una nueva p6lyora, sin LA
ma. LA soda, usada para una
cla.e de p65vora, e-casea; pero
los experiments han demostra =
60 que el algod6n es bueno tam
bi6n." No sera usada la p6lvora
"impelente," utilizada en- la que
IRA mundial, por ell ejereito anne
ricano.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
BAlRJA PELEARA CON JIM
MY LOWERY

Sarasota, Feb. 28.-El pr6xi-
mo lunes sc batiran en- la palea
principal, segdn ell empresario
Finley, Freddie Barja, un joven
gladiator de Tampa, y Jimmy
Lowery, de Cagsden, Alabama.
Bobby Sylvester, Ell veterano
local, hara frente a Tommy
Campbell, de Atlanta, en- Ell semi
final a ocho asaltos.
Harry Leatherman, del peso
comrleto, vencedor de Johnny
Wilson, por nOcaut, tambien fl
gurara en- Ell cartel.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28

raaga e los pueblos donde la hl-
.biera!
Ademas, este montoncito de
dinero, Suponia Ell hallarse a Gu
biertO del hambre y de la mise
ria para yarias eemanas, 81 Sc
tiene en- cuenta que los gastos de
la pequeha compahia y de los
burritos, Ell caballo y los dos De-
rios, eran, pOdia decirse, insig.
nificantes.
iTodos, ninos y bestias, te-
MAN la incredible frpgalidad de
los seres a~costumbrados a pa
sar hambre!
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
DEPORTES
MAX WAXMAN QUIERE
A A UN TAI KAPO-
VLCH

Ell codirector con Jack Demp-
sey del joven pGgil Red Bur-
man, Max Waxman, pas6 aver
por esta ciudad y lie ofrecio a
Frank LaMarque, ell empresario
de Benjamin Field, los servicios
de John Kapovich, un gladiator
del peso complete.
"Yo creo que Kapovich puede
darles un rudo trabajo a los p1-
giles de Tampa, tales como ell
sargento Marty Clark; ell cam
pe6n del Sur, Jack Marshal, y
ell soldado Tommy Gomez. Kapo-
vich no es IN campe6n. Recien-
temente pele6 con Jim Bondy,
en- la Madison Square Garden, y
lie puso a dormir en- dos asaltos
10y Thomas, de indianapolis,
ell rival de Arne Anderson, ell jo-
ven gladiator que muri6 en-
Chicago, desea venir a Tampa;
pero no podra hacerlo en- este
invierno. Ash 10 telegrafi6 a La
Marque.
Marshall Sc ma ofrecido para
pelear con Kapovich. Clark, por
haber recibido una herida sobre
un ojo, no combatira en- varias
semanas.
Gomez Sc recupera de una in
fecci6n en- la dentadura y hasta
fines de mario no peleara.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
La Gaceta Folletin No. Ala
TONIC U
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

verdugos, ejecutaron en- los dull
cisimos Instruments una bar
Garcia italiana, una dulce ro-
mama provenzal, y luego, dos
fragmentos de mdsica espanola:
La Monterta y Moros D CristiG-
nos.
E ooncurso, puesto en- pie, es-
tuvo luego aplaudiendo largo ra-
TO, sin dejar retirarse a los ma
ravillosos artistas.
AL fin Sc inlci6 la desbandada.
En- la pista, ~quedaban ahora,
q mas del carpintero y sus dos
oficiales, I'm pequeho ejercito lie
mozos improvisados, mozalbetes
que Querian captsrse las Sraeias
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
Con eI bate. Ia Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira . Cuarta)

Sera de gran importancia Ia
junta que ell pr6ximo martes We
rificara la Liga Intersocial, en-
la Unione Italiana.
Hoy nos dijo ell presidente que
sobre "la mesa seran puestas las
cartas'', de modo que cada cual
pueda decir 10 que siente y todos
juntos remediar algunos males
que lie han sido sehalados.
Las palabras de dos delega-
dos y un subdelegado requieren,
seg1n ell presidente, que los pro-
blemas en- cuanto a la organiza-
ci6n de las novenas, Sc resuel-
van en- primer termino.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
ENFERMOS EN- LOS CABA-
LLBROS LEALES

Tomamos los nombres cue 81
guen de Ia lista de enfermos dc
la logia Caballeros Leales de A.
m6rica: Narciso Cortina, Ricar-
% Alvarez, Francisco Dago, Sc
Nora Antonio Chavez, Maria Ne
lendreras, Mario Vergara, Ga 81
Vale, Sofia Carreno y An
tonia Gonzalez. Les deSeamos IN
pronto y total restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
ENFERMA LA ESiPOSA DE
SEGUNDO GONZALEZ

Guarda CANA, atacada de grip
pc. la Sra. Anita Gonzalez, eSpo-
sa de nuestro buen amigo Segun
do Gonzalez, Gran Diputsdo del
Castillo Crist6bal Colon No. I,
de los Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc. Esta recluida en- su domici-
Ito de la avenida de Jefferson.
Tambien Sc encuentra enfer =
mo Tony, u hijo de los esposos
Gonzalez.
Hacemos votoS por su salud.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28

Van Lingle Mungo pitched
dos innings, en- la Habana, an
teayer, y prcdujo mug buena i'm
preston entire los fanatics.
Los Dodgersc lie estan dando
una prueba a "Monchi" de Ara
cos, estudiante de derecho de la
Universidad de la Habana. An
teayer reemplaz6 a Cookie La
Wagetto y cometi6 dos errores.
De ARGOS tiene 18 amos.
Comentando la demonstration
de Mungo, Durocher dijo: "Tie-
ne velocidad y buenas curvas +;
tira con su estilo libre de STEM
pre-.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28

Zeke Bonura dice que 81 no Obj
tiene un buen ~contrato del Min
neapolis, ingresara en- Ell ejercito
'por un ano. Pesa actualmente
215 libras. FL Minneapolis lie ha
ofrecido su libertad 81 puede
conseguir un contrato satisfacto
rio para 81, en- las ligas mayo
res.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
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La gaceta., 1941-02-28

Ted Williams no ha firmado.
todavia su contrato con los Me-
dias Rojas de Boston; pero hoy
Sc lie aguarda en- Sarasota.
Estan en- canine desde Cali
fornia, por autom6vil, Bobby
Doerr v Domenico O'Maggio.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28

Los Piratas tuvieron que ha-
Ger sus primeraS practicas, en-
San Bernardino, California, ba-
jo techo, a eausa de la lluvia.
Frankie Frisch dirige los ejer-
cicios.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28

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casa, compre la pintura
3. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28

A cold cough seriously endaEgers
sou, your family, and yopF business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined.
If you have a cough due to a cold,
get Mensho-Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your NoughlAg
Immediately and ge', you entirely
ever your cold cough quicker than
any medicine you ever tried, ask
-or your money b. Il. -
Mentho- NElsion is more than an
ordt0sry medicine. It contains vita
Minis A and D to build your cold
resistance, and seven soothing,
wy ~;1s a~A moments. irrllH