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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-05
U. s. ARMY TO BE READY IF AND WHEN GAS AGAIN BECOMES WEAPON OF WAR
 A#& *&& &@& Masks Given Thorough Field Tests in Southwest Moneuers
Masks Given
A M M
BY RALPH MARTIN NEA Special Correspondent


 WITH THE THIRD ARMY IN LOUISIANA, Sept. 1 = Chemical warfare officers have a healthy re- spect for the army mule.
 The use of training gases in the giant war maneuvers in the area of south Arkansas, west Loulsi- ana, and east Texas has shown again that army mules and caval- " horses take much more readily to gas defenses than do soldiers.
 "The army mule and cavalry horse have enough sense to keep their mouths shut when gas has been laid down. snap weary chemical warfare men in eXplana- ton.
 Toxic lachrymatory gases rare- ly bother the war animals. The horse and mule breathe only through their nostrilS and for this reason the mask for them is merely an impregnated cloth bag, covering only their nostrils.
 Gas masks for men must be more elaborate, covering the ,n- tire face. The service mask is Q in army laboratories at the Edge wood Arsenal in Maryland. It provides protection yainst the known war gases because air !G drawn through q canister, con- taining filters, through q carrier, and into the nostrils through an air-tight face piece.
 There is chemical filter and ftiNnH Fri.A a cal filter strains the air clear of dust and toxic smokes. The chem- ical filter neutrallzes or absorbS tke gases with a mixture of acti- vated charcoal and soda lime. The lime of the canister in con5in- uous use IS approximately l2o hours.
 MASK CAN BE USED
 IN S7 DIFFERENT WAYS
 The three parts of the service mask are interchangeable, and also there are special devices for special uses. Altogether, a soldier can make 87 different combina- tons in his mask to meet various types of attack or for special needs quite like 6 young lady shifting her wardrobe to fit various social events.
 A special diaphragm can be screwed into the mouth piece, permitting q signal corps soldier to continue to talk over an army field telephone even during gas attack. Special lens can be screw ed into the eye-pieces, permitting q soldier on an observation post to continue to look through his binoculars,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-05

The fact that winter night long Joey Faye who with Flppen WATR MutuarS Rockies Sunday nights nickel to all who vaudevlle?" . kid at nights performance with h neshbOhOod quarter from his mother tO buy
 balcony Arriving late evening" ngng h quarter Joey found the at the door barring the the price had been thirty in?" wanted to "Its amateur night" unless they'll you stage you'd looking another nickel" the the that night the first prize.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-05
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 Sports 6:3G-Salon Orchestra .. 6:45-Lowell Thomas 7:00-Fred Waring's Orch. 7:l5-News of the World 7:30-Abner H. Ferguson 7:45-Come on and Dance S:00-Lucille Manners, Frank
 Blacks orch. S:30-Information Please 9:00-Waltz Time 9:30-Uncle Walters Doghouse 10:00-Wings of Destiny 10:30-Listen America 11:00-News and Weather 1l:1b-Dance Music 11:30-Boyd Raeburn's Orch. 12:00-War News; Will osborne's
 Orch. A. M. Lorlng's Orch. 12:55-News 1:00-Silent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-05

WATR~NdBS features, tonight 6:20, Vaughn Monroe 7 Fulton Lewis J 7SO Lone Ranger S. Double or Noth ing $780, Starlight serenade 9:so Elizabeth Rethberg Raymond Gram Swing ll;S0 Shep Fieds
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-05
LseaL Notices
NOTICE SEWER ASSESSMENTS

The Board of Commissioners of Public works of the Clty of Water bury, at a. meeting held September 2nd, iell, made assessment Tor sewer purposes on property and against property owners on Birch Street, from Long Hill Road to 610 feet southeriy of Beech Place, in the amounts set to their respective
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-05
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 Human Side of the News 6:10-Baseball Scores 6:15-On With the Dance 6:30-News 6:45-The World Today 7:00-Shall We Waltz 5-Novatine-Ted Steele 7:30-American Cruise with
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 Powell S:00-Claudia and David 8:30-Proudly We Hall S:55-Elmer Davis, News 9:00-Great Moments from Great
 Plays 9:30--Allen Roth's Orch. l0:00-Penthouse Party l0:30-Rurl Ives. Songs l0:45-News l1:00-Musical Interiude 1l:l5--Dance orch. ll:30-sonny Durham Orch. l2:0O-Slgn on.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-05


 boadcasing WoRs WATR-Mutual l0:S0 Jack Mulvaney the mailing resting sick absence the will mpoon their present workday routine in contrast to the things cold necessary Denna Dbn postpone her scheduled the first Char Mccarthy Family" according ratings topped programs audiences Wnch western dialers and Bob Hope hit the wire first
 popular WATRMutua Opereta series of the Air due to return to the aanes the first Saturday attraction Jones Franz Lhar "The Merry Widow Four other
 
 October 1S "Sweetheas" October 1. ~. :. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-05

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Evening star., 1941-09-14

That takes care of your camouhage.
You can also fool your public into
thinking you have nicer legs by put
ting more ginger into your steps.
What's more to the point, when you
get. more action into your legs, you
begin campaign of self-improvement
that eventually will reward you with
better proportions 1t is the lack of
free, natural movement through the
muscles of the legs that is a con-
tributing cause of too much flesh on
some legs, too little of it on Others
Posture Is Imporfont
WALK erectIy, toe line, and carr,
your body balance well forward. Move
your legs from the hips, and transfer
your weight from step to step to the
balls of your feet. What you must
watch out for is sway-back walk
that forces you to lead with your
knees and to drop your weight on your
heels.
Local exercise will supplement your
posture work to give leg muscles more
movement. Here is group of two for
daily legwork. if you are really serious
about changing your measurements.
For the first, stand erect, hold on
to piece of furniture for balance. but
extend the other arm to shoulder
level. Rest weight on the right foot.
and point your left toe backward.
Now with the free left foot, r." i.
pointed straight out, swing forward as
high as you can from the hip keeping
your knee straight. Swing eight times
with the left foot, and then change
positions, repeating the exercise with
the right foot.
For the second exercise, assume the
same position as described for the
first. and 60 through the sape swing
ing movements to the back of your
body.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

power to create all sorts of optical illu-
sions that idealize legs. If, for instance
yours are larger than you like, high
heeled shoes, by elevating your heels
and deepening the curved line of your
leg, will slenderize both calves and
ankles. For you, the best type of
high-heeled shoe is the opera pump
Avoid straps or ties across your ip-
steps, because they make your feet
look shorter and your ankles wider
The more substantial-looking your
shoes are, the smaller your ankles will
seem. Your best bets for casual wear
are smart reptile feathers that look
substantial; for dressy wear, kidskins,
suedes or fabrics with walled lasts and
rounded toes.
These rules apply almost in reverse
if you have thin legs that need the
illusion of fullness. In that case, try
Evening star., 1941-09-14

in exquisite sheers, you get the ulti-
mate in fattery in timer seams, finer
fashioning - dots in the back hugging
close to seams - and narrower and
silkier acknowledgements, detail
which flatters all ankles. In these
silken snares, dull finish is better
than a shiny one. Dull surfaces de-
limelight faults. Crepe-twist stockings
give you this dull finish, but ingrained
stockings will also defect shine, if you
wear them inside out, as many know
ing women do.
Keep your stockings tightly tethered
for straighter seams and better
groomed look. Good grooming calls
for one other thing - keeping your
legs free of fuzz that bores through
stockings, like bristles, or shows
through, like tangleweed.
Then come shoes, which have the
Evening star., 1941-09-14

OVELY, slim legs, turned on ankles,
fragile-looking enough to snap,
- are proudly boasted as an Amer
lean tradition. Yet Nature cannot
claim entire credit for this long
stemmed beauty. Much of the credit
goes to feminine cleverness in dressing
up legs. And gnawing dissatisfaction
with the lower-view in pier glass has
been responsible for many change in
leg measurements.
So, if yours don't come up to the
American boast. first look to your
skirts. stockings and shoes to make
your legs qualify. Then, if you still
have cause to fret and fume, concen-
trate on posture-work and exercise.
With these. you can make your legs
more to your liking.
Take skirts. When they ride high
at the waist and fare out from the
hips, you look long g-legged part of
the American tradition; you give your
legs the illusion of perfection; and you
make legs look graceful in motion.
You also bring them into the general
body-picture.
Skirt length? 1t should hit your legs
just at that spot where the calves
begin to bulge. That is vogue-length.
When you ignore the mode and try to
hide your defect under lowered hens,
all you do is call attention to it.
stockings are great fatterers, if you
know what shade, thread and detail to
choose. The shortage in silks may
limit for a spell our connoisseur-
choices in hosiery, but eventually
American resourcefulness will give you
substitutes to satisfy exacting needs.
Aids to Fiatfery
xHE shade that best minimizes leg
faults is neutral-beige - one that is
neither too light nor too dark; neither
too coppery-tan nor too ashy-gray.
But if your legs are large, look for
slightly grayed-beige. Gray makes
shadows that are dwarfing to legs.
Thin legs, on the other hand, gain the
illusion of more flesh when beige stock
ings have more tan than gray in their
color tone.
The more like veil-of-iIlusion your
stockings are, the lovelier your legs
will look. That's why one and two
thread cobwebby sheers - when you
can get them - should be chalked off
as figure need, not an extravaganza.
Evening star., 1941-09-14
MIst~ Faitsn

platform-soled shoes with built-up
backs or the conventional-type of foot
wear that has medium-low heels In
shoe designs, look for those that tie
or strap high over your instep. Choose
materials in shoes that make your feet
look sleekly and closely shod. BY con-
trast, your legs will look fuller.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

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La gaceta., 1941-03-24
EARL TENDRA
QUE ENTREGARSE MA
NANA A LAS
DIES FEDERALES

New York, Mario 24.-Earl
Browder, el lider comunista, ten
dra que entregarse mahana a
las autoridades federales y CO.
menzar a cumplir la condena
que lie fuera impuesta por un tri
bunal federal y confirmada por
ell tribunal de apelaciones y ell
tribunal supreme. Toda la docu-
mentaci6n ha llegado, 10 mismo
que la relacionada con la conde-
ma de Welwel NARROWER, que
con ell nombre de Robert Will
lam Wiener ~desempeh6 ell pues-
to de secretario de finanzas del
partidO Comunista. Los dos fue-
ron declarados culpables y con-
denados por ell uso fraudulento
de pasaportes.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24
DE LOS o.
BREROS SOCIALES DEL
ESTADO

Empez6 aver en- esta ciudad,
con la a~sistencia de mas de 500
personals, la convention de obre-
rOs sociales del estado.
I'll DR.. Julius Mark, un rabbi
no, lie habl6 anoche a la eonfe-
rencia y dijo que los derechos
humanos deben ser conserva-
dos, aunque algunos de los pri-
vilegios Sc sacrifiquen. la de-
mocracia claramente definida,
dijo, representa- fe y confianza
en- la mayoria de los seres hui
manOs. Algunos de los que no tie
men fe en- la democracia, pien-
san asi porque no tienen fe en-
el promedio de los seres huma-
nos. Sc nos llamara a hacer sa-
crificios y declinar privilegios,
pero ESQ no signifcara nunca la
entrega de los derechos funda~
mentales.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

Belgrade. MARIO 24.-Un
tren especial esta listo y sal
dra dentro de 3 horas llevan-
do para Viena, donde firma-
ran un pacto con ell Eje, al pri-
mer ministro Dragisha Cvet-
kovtch y ell ministro de Esta-
do Cincar-M arkovitch.
La agitaci6n en- TODD ell pals
es grande y ell ministro de la
Guerra do hoy 6rdenes estric
tao a la policia. de modo que
prohiba las demostraciones
contra ell gobierno y los actos
de SABOTAGE, Ell partido agra
ro-servio, apoyadO por 10 igle-
STA ortodoxa contin6a opo-
niendose 4 la firma del pacto,
que considera deshonroso pa
ra la naci6n. Uno de los tres
ministries que habian renuncia
do, ell de Justicia, Mihaljo
Konstantinovic, retro su re-
nuncia. Mantuvieron sus re-
nuncias los ministries de Agri-
cultura y M~ejoramiento Social
DR.. Srdjan Budisavljevitch y
DR.. Branko Chubrilovitch, y
fueron sustituidos hoy por
Dragomir Ikonic y Caslav Nj
kitovic.
Los hderes opuestos al Eje
organizan va comites fuera
del pals, como 10 hicierOn otras
de las naciones dominadas por
Ell Eje. FL ministro ingl6s le ha
pedido al gObierno no "traicio
ne" al pals, uniendcse a los ma
zis.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

Con motive de habernos re-
ferido nosotroS ell sabado a la
appropriation" de la renuncia
Y unas "amenazas" hechas al
Sr. Alfonso Canedo, p~residen-
tie de la Union 462, Ell estuvo a
visitarnos y nos hizo un rela-
to de TODD 10 sucedido.
No hubo appropriation" nj
"amenazas," segun Ell, Y asi 10
hacemos constar, pero agrega-
mos su relate, incluyendo una
vista que Sc lie hicieira por ell
Sr. Tirso Garcia, a las IL de
la noche.
mi renuncia 70 Sc la pre-
sente al secretario de actas, la
noche de la Junta Conjunta EN-
ell Centre Obrero. cuando me
VII obligado a hablar, luego de
que 10 habian hecho ell secre-
tario-tesorero Y un delegado
de mi union. Mi union habia
tomado el acuerdo de no par
ticipar en- las juntas convoca-
das por ell ConSultivo. mien-
tras la legalidad de este no
fuese definida. Como 70 ha-
BILE, luego de que 10 habian
hecho los otros. decidi renun-
ciar,
"Mis companeros, estiman-
do que yo habfa hablado por-
que otros 10 habian hecho, y
para aclarar, decidieron no
aceptarme la renuncia en- una
session extraordinaria convoca
da legalmente. En- esa session
yo pedi que renunciaran los
que no estuvieran de acuerdo
con 10 aprobado por la mayo
ria, y ninguno de los compa-
neros del Executive renunci6."
Nos relate 10 de la convoca-
toria legal de la sesi IN extra
ordinaria, condenada pGblica.-
mente por ell vicepresidente Tir-
so Garcia, diciendOnos: ia jun
ia fue convocada legalmente Y
las citaciones Sc repartieron por
las fabricas."
LA noche anterior a la junta,
a las ii, sc present6 en- mi domi
clio ell vicepresidente Garcia y
La gaceta., 1941-03-24
Las tropas mIglesas Sc hallan a so milas
del fenocaml, en- Abisinia
Ataco a Kiel, Berlin y Hamburgo
la Aviacion inglesa
Mussolini regres6 enfermo

partido FaScista. Mussolini re-
greS6 enfermo del frente de AL
bania, donde habia criticado a
los generates, pero el mismo no
pudo conseguir la victoria, sa-
crificando las vidas de muchos
miles de sus copatriotas.
Los peri6dicos comentan en-
tono favorable Jun discurso del
ministro de aviaci6n, Lord Bea-
verbrook, quien aver dijo que In
glaterra tiene guardados miles
de aviones de GAIA y bombardeo
para cuando llegue ell momento
de la tan cacareada ofensiva de
los naziS. Muchos aparatos cua-
trimotoreS, hechos en- Estados
Unidos, siguen llegando por ell
aire. Cado unO tiene un radio dc
acci6n mayor de 5000 millas y
una velocidad de 1886 millas por
bora o mas.
La cancilleria nazi viene pre-
sionando a Moscd para que no
publique, antes de la firma del
Ipacto con Yugoeslavia, ell texto
de las comunicaciones Gambia
das entire ell gObierno russo y An
kara.
Asegirase que Russia no a.
ceptara la preston Y dara a CO.
nocer sin demora esos dOcumen-
tos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24
CREESE QUE Ell
DE 7 MIL ILLON SERA
APROBADO HOY

Washington, mario 24.-El
comit6 de cr6ditos del Senado
aprob6 hoy la petici6n de sic
tie mil millones hecha por ell
presidente Roosevelt y ell de-
bate comenzara POGO despues
del mediodia,
Estimase que la ley sera a
probada antes de la noche,
con una proportion de tres vo
tos contra uno
Revel6 ell comite al Senadc
Que William x. Knudsen, pre-
sideite del Consejo NacionaI
de Defensa. asegura que Esta'
dos Unidos duplicara la pro.
ducci6n alemana, a pesar de
todas las a%firmaciones hecha'
en- las capitales del Eje.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24
LOS NO MAN
DARAN DELEGADOS A LA
FAMOSA JUNTA DE LA
PAZ COMUNISTA

La Union de Panaderos to-
mo ell sabado un acuerdo que
la eleva en- ell concepto publ
co. la de no mandar delegados
a la Convention de paz que
los Has celebraran. en- N.
York, ell mes que viene.
Horas despues de que los
panaderos habian tornado ese
acuerdO, Walter Winchell, ha
blando por la Radio, nantes
to que la conferencia de paz
convocada para New York o.
bedece 6rdenes de Moscu Y es
antidemocratica
Hicieron ell sabado la petit
ci6n ante la Union de Panade-
ros, integrada por latinos y a
%mericanos, los Sres. Fraga y
Mcdonald
Uno de los obreros america
nos lie pregunt6 a Fraga que 81
representaba a algGn partido
politico y el contest6 que a la
Union 500 Otro arremeti6 con
ira los comunistas y dijo que
ell pals desea la paz; pero que
va ell gobiernO ha aprobado la
ley de ayuda a Inglaterra y
que ell deber de TODD es respe-
tarla
Antes de votar, uno de los
obrerOs americanos lie pregun
to a los Sres Fraga y McDo-
maid que 81 va habian termi-
nado su mission. Contestaron
allfmaJIVamenJe v Ell les plulo
que Sc marchasen.
Hecha la votacion la mayo
ria acord6 no servirle de ms
trumento a los audaces y asi
probar su lealtad al pals Y sus
leyes
Llegue a la mayoria de los
panaderos nuestra felicia
ci6n.
iEllos son trabajadores y no
deben ponerse al servicio de
los intrigantes de la politica.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24
LA RESP DEL
PARTIDO REPUBLICANO

Washington. MARIO 24.-El
Representative Jose w. Martin
Jr.. de Massachusetts,, declare
hoy que Estados Unidos va en-
direction de la geurra y que
este lie llevara a hacer fren-
tie a una posibilidad de ban
carrota nacional.
"TBajo estas circunstancias,
dijo, la responsabilidad del
partido Republican, es vigil
lar los hechos y las cuentas de
la administration del Nuevo
Trato, de modo que no sc re-
pitan los escandalos de 1918.
Existe una genuina necesidad
de unidad nacional, pero este
no debe lograrse destruyendo
ell sistema de los dos partidos"
La gaceta., 1941-03-24
HABLANDO CON Ell SENIOR CANEDO
Nos hizo un relate de TODD 10 sucedidO

otro individuo mas, pero no me
amenazaron.
Garcia me dijo, sin darme
las debidas explicaciones, que e.
Sc hacia cargo de la direction.
que asumia todos los poderes y
Sc hacia responsible de TODD IL
que sucediese.
"Yo lie ADVERT que Sc fiiaSc
bien en- ell grave paso que daba.
Dor cuanto la hoja Sc habia re.
partido y la Junta estaba legal.
mente citada.
"Pero Garcia y otros ciadada
nos fueron deSpueS de fabrics
en- falbrica, diciendo que 6l, Gar
cia, como vicepresidente, no au.
torizaba la junta.
"Por la nodhe, EN- ell Centre
Obrero, la mayoria de los MEM
bros de la Union, los que asis.
tieron, decidieron que la cita-
ci6n era legal y no la contract.
taci6n del vicepresidente.
ia Junta discuti6 ell order
del dfa Y al ser presentada Ia
renuncia del Presidente, la MA.
yoria acord6 que no fuese acep.
tada."
Canedo explic6 su r%enuncia q
la junta, diciendo que habia re.
nunciado acatando un acuerdC
de su Union en- contra de parti.
cipar en- actos convocadoS por e
Ccnsultivo, presidido en- aque
los dias, bajo protesta, por e.
Sr. Fraga.
La Union 462 habia retiradc
sus delegados del Consuitivo es
perando que por ell Executive In
tsrnacional Sc definiese 81 era
legal o no. FL Executive Interna
cional declare Illegal la election
del Sr. Fraga y los otros MEM
bros del Consultivo.
de modo que no hUbo amena
zas Y nos alegramos!
iPero recomendamos que las
visitas no Sc hagan a las II de
la noche, sobre TODD cuando Sc
va a notificar que ell vicepresi-
dente Sc hara cargo de los "po-
deres"... Y Sc hace responsible
&c 10 que suceda!
La gaceta., 1941-03-24
EXPLOSGONES EN- BANCOS
AFILIADOS CON CHUNG
KING
TodGs las vtctimas son chinOs

Shanghai, mario 24.-Dos
bancoS afiliados con Ell gobierno
republican, de Chungking fue-
ron hoy dinamitados por los te-
rroristas y diez personas perdie
ron la vida. FL nGmero de heri-
dos pasa de so. Cuando los ma
rinos americanos montaron
guardias especiales cerca de las
propiedades de cinudadanos de
su pals, las autoridades Hama
ron las reservas y ofrecieron
una mayor protection. Una bonn
ba de dos pies de largo y uno de
diametro fue encontrada en- ell
Farmers Bank, otro afiliado con
Chuungking, pero no explot6.
TODD los muertos y heridos son
dhinos. Creese que la mayor par
te de los heridos no Sc salvaran.
Las bombas explotaron en- u
ma sucursal del Banco Central
De China, en- el distrito Interna-
cional, y en- ell interior de una
sucursal del BancO de China, en-
.el Causdromo do Shanghai.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

LOndres, Mario 24.-Las tro-
pas inglesas en- Abisinia Sc ha-
Han hoy a so millas del ferrO-
carril entire Jibuti v Adds Aba
ba, el gu tratan de cortar,
Los fascistas hicieron algu-
nos violentos contraataques, EN-
las afueras de Cheren pero SUI
frieron muohas bajaS Y tuvie-
ron que regreSar a sus posicio-
mes.
Durante la nOche, a pesar del
NAL TEMPO, la aviaci6n inglesa
atac6 los aer6dromos italianos.
Berlin admite un nuevo alta
que de los aviones britanicos
contra la base de Kiel. FL minis
tro del aire informa de un alta
Inue contra Berlin, verificado en-
la noche de hoy, junto con fuer-
ties bombardeos en- Hanover y
Kiel.
las bombas incendiarias y
explosives causaron grandes in
cendiOs en- Berlin, pereciendo
algunas personals del elemento
civil.
Los despachos de Roma asegu
ran que ell primer ministro Mus
solini esta enfermo y por este
motive no pudo asistir aver a
los actos celebrates para con-
memorar ell vigesimo segundo a.
~niversario de la fundaci6n del
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

Sera muy democratico ESQ de
cobrarle a un obrero 25, so 100
Y mas pesos por ingresar en- una
Union; pero a nosotros nos pa
rece algo asi como un atraco en-
contra de hombres que tienen
derecho a la vida.
Una Quota razonable de ingre-
so, es 10 justo, y tambien razo-
nable quota semanal 0 mensual.
va la Sra. Roosevelt denunci6
esa ''iniquidadP " todOs debet
mos denunciarla.
Tan necesario como organi-
gar a los trabajadores Y defen-
der sus derechos, es librar a las
organizaciones obreras de los
jefes p~iratas",
Ell lider obrero ma de ser hon
RADIO para obtener Ell respetO de
sus compaheros y de todos los
hombres.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24
Sc REUNIRA HOY UN
GRAN JURADO FEDERAL

Hoy Sc reunira en- esta ciu-
dad un gran jurado federal y
estudiara casos de Tampa, Mia
mi, jacksonville y Orlando.
Mas de 40 casos de Tampa So
refieren a delitos cometidos en-
contra de las leyes que regular
la venta y fabrication de bebi-
das alcoholics, segdn ell fiscal
Phillips.
Esperanse de Miami unos 20
a %, de Orlando unos 20 y de
Jacksonville, 10 o Is.