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La gaceta., 1941-07-16
DONARON $500 LAS SOCIE.
DADES LATINA S

Las principales sociedadeS
mutualistas de Tampa, Centre
Espanol, Centre Asturiano, U
nione Italiana, Cfrculo Cubano
" La Italia, acordaron aver do
mar $500 para la USO.
Sc do la noticia por Dick
Greco, en- ell Quartet general dc
esa organization de ayuda a los
soldadOs y marineros, y TODD;
los asistentes aplaudieron.
Lamar Sara tuvo palabras
de sincere aprecio para las so
ciedades latinas.
Los grupos communicates po1
Dick recogieron en- ell primer
dia $4,000.
Nj una sola persona les negt
su cooperation.
La gaceta., 1941-07-16

FL Oso muerde y hace retro
oaSer al enemigo...
La rata nazi tendra que vol
yer a su cueva y en- ella mOrira.
Nosotros opinamos que ell
buen americana tiene ell sagra-
do deber de apoyar al presiden-
tie Roosevelt.
Ell Presidente piensa en- la ma
ci6n, en- la mayoria de sus con-
ciudadanos, en- las dos Ameri-
cas-, y quiere evitar que este he
misferio Sc convierta en- un cam
pc de batalla.
81 para aplastar a los nazis,
Ell jefe de estado, bien aconseja-
10, estima Que debemOs comba-
tir todos... 10 eonveniente es to-
mar las armas Embellishments.
81 hemOs de combatir, pre-
terrible es hacerlo en- Europa. ne
en- la America, y hacerlo ahora
mismo, cuando dos fuertes ma
clones, unidas por una alianza,
nan jurado no hacer Ia paz has
ia que Ell totalitarismo sea ex-
tirpado de raiz. Para ganar Ia
guerra no necesitamos mandar
tropas.
Bastard con que enviemos la
escuadra, la aviaci6n, tanques,
municiones y comestibles. iTan
% como las armas Sc necesita
ahora en- I~nglaterra y Russia u
naadecuada alimentaci6n!
La gaceta., 1941-07-16
LOS BONOS PARA
LA DEFENSA
Preguntas y r~espuestas

p, IQue sucedera 81 yo de sG.
oito necesitase ea dinero que pu-
Sc en- I'm Bono de Ahorro para
la Defensa?
R. listed podra convertirsu
bono en- dinero, en- cualquier
tempo, despues de 60 dias, por
la cantidad complete y ademas
cualquier interes que haya de-
vengado.
P. Muchos de los tenedores
de bonos converter en- dinerO
los que poseen.
r. No. Ell pueblo quiere ayu-
dar a armar a la America con-
ira tOdos los ataques. En- mu-
chos casos, los ciudadanos po-
men todos sus ahorros, los CEN
tavos que pueden separar, en-
Sellos y Bonos para la defensa.
Algunos hacen este pidiendo a
los patronoS o bancOs les apar-
te una porci6n de los sueldos o
jornales para comprar Sellos y
Bonos.
Nota.-Para comprar Bonos
de Defensa y sellos, vaya a la
mas cercana oficina de correos
o banco, o escriba pidiendo in :
formation al Tesorero de los Els
tados Unidos, Washington, DC.
La gaceta., 1941-07-16
WIIiKIE PRESIDIRA UNA
ASAMBLEA EN- LA QUE
HABLARAN LIDERES o.
BREROS

New York, JUNO l6.-Maha-
ma jueves sc verificara una
gran asamblea, en- ell Manhat-
tan Center, en- la que tomaran
parte el excandidato republica-
no Wilkie; Sidney Hillman por
el Clio; Mateo l.. Vol, por la
Federation Americana del Ira
bajo; Frank Grille, se~cretario-
tesorero de los Obreros Unidos
de la Coma, y otros.
Presidira Mr.. Wilkie y Ell te-
ma de lacto sera 'Limpiar el
Atlantico y Batir a Hitler.
La International de Ladies
Garment Workers Union anun-
cia un prOgrama de tres dias pa
ra levantar fondos en- ayuda de
Ia Gran Bretaha,
La gaceta., 1941-07-16

Berlin, Julio 16.-El mando
nazi sostiene que los rusos a
caban de sufrir grandes per-
didas en- los sectores centric y
sur. AL su de Vitebsk Sc hicie-
ron algunos prisioneros.
En- los bosques TODD un ejer
cito russo fue barrido, con la
exception de 500 hombres.
Vichy, julio 16.-El gene
raj Maxine Weygand ha side
nombrado, por decreto de hoy
gobernador general de Arge.
liza.
Quito, Ecuador, julio 10
Combates espOradicos siguen
ocurriendo entire las fuerzas
peruanas y ecuatorianas.
Tropas peruanas t~rataron
de cruzar un rio, en- la fronte-
ra, v fueron rechazadas. En- la
tarde de aver los peruanos es-
tuvieron hacienda fuego du-
rante as minutes.
Washington, julio 10 A
Ia corporation rusa Amstorg
Sc lie concedi6 hoy una licen-
ella para exportar maquinaria
pesada Que va tiene en- sus al
macenes. Once vapores rusos
vendran a recoger la maqui-
maria y la desembarcaran en-
Vladivostok
Miami, julio 16.-El mia
mi Herald" anuncia que esta
ciudad Sc ha convertible en- un
punto de arranque para en-
War aeroplanos de bombardeo
a Inglaterra, usando ell aire.
Hace 26 dias que ell trans
porte Sc realiza por Miami
con escalas en- Gibraltar y
Gambia, Africa.
Washington, julio 16.-El
senador Pepper anuncia que
en- Venice, Florida, construira
el ejercitO otros de sus nuevos
grandes c~ampamentos. Los
pianos estan siendo va prepa-
radios por 81 cuartelmaestre
general. Decide hoy ell gobier
no que la 10y Hatch no es a
pllcable a la Guardia Nacio-
nal y a los j6yenes reclutados
hpjO la ley del servieio militar
obligateriO,
Alabama, julio l6.-El go
bernador Dixon firm6 hoy u
La gaceta., 1941-07-16

Bl rico puede cdmprar TODD
10 que necesita en- la Espana de
Franco; ell pobre arrastra su mi
seria y trabaja como esclavo.
Enos destruyeron la Repdbli-
ca para mantener los privile-
gios... y que Ell infeliz "se aho-
gue", cOmo Sc ahogaba antes del
gObierno demOcratico, sin espe-
RAMA.
Els decir, hay esperanto para
los humildes, pero consiste en-
Ierribar Ell gobierno de Franco
y de~volverle al pueblo su regi-
men de orden, moralidad y JUS
ticia que derribaron, unidos, los
uazis alemanes. los fascistas'
La gaceta., 1941-07-16
DIMITIO Ell GABINETE
DE ~SALADRGGAS

Habana, julio 16.-El primer
ministro Saladrigas presento
hoy su renuncia al coronel Ba-
tista, presidente de la Repdbli-
ca. Con 81 renunciaron todos los
ministries.
La intenci6n de los dimiten-
ties es dar oportunidades al CO.
ronel Batista para reorganizar
ell gabinete.
La gaceta., 1941-07-16
Esta entrando en- "calor" /

Esta entrando en- "calor" Ia
question electoral en- Tampa.
Unos candidates dicen que
otros Sc retiraran... porque ellos
tienen concentrate toda la po-
tencia en- sus manos y barre
ran" a sus contrarios.
Algunos imprimen tarjetas
vistosas y de dos dolores; otros
piensan en- nombrar minister's
de propaganda.
Como de costumbre, en- los ba-
rrios latinos ell "asunto" esta
que arde.
Aihora bien, como en- los dos
principles restaurantes, los 81
tics de reunion, hay sistemas
de aire acondicionado.., en- IA
Gale Sc calientan y alli Sc en-
frisn ,
La gaceta., 1941-07-16

ma orden para que Sc establez
ca en- ell Estado, segdn 10 pi-
diera ell p~residente Roosevelt,
la bora de economic de luz.
Solicita ell gobernador la COO
peraci6n de las ciudades y
condados.
La gaceta., 1941-07-16

Mientras dure ~ sqsencia, a.
tenderan su clientele los repu-
tados medicos ORES. Juan Silve
rio y Luis Rey,
Quedan enterados los sOcios
del Circulo,
I'm felIz viaje le deseamos al
amigo Augulo,
La gaceta., 1941-07-16

Washington, Julio lola
blando aver con los peri6distas
FL presidente Roosevelt NANTES
to que ell ejercito hara frente q
su desintegraci6n a menos que
ell congreso revise la ley del SER
vicio selectivo de modo que los
reclutados puedan ser reteni,
dos, 10 mismo que laguardia ma.
cional, mientras dure ell actual
periodo de emergencia nacio-
nal. Gel problema es serio y e
congreso debe buscarle adecua'
da soluci6n.
Las palabras del presidente
concuerdan con las del general
Marshall, jefe de estado mayor.
quien declare anteayer que la
desmovilizaci6n del ejercito, en-
estos momentos, pudiera condu-
cir a una "tragedia n%acional'.
El subsecretario de la guerra,
Mr.. Patterson, pidi6 aver al
eongreso, urgentemente, que ex
tienda ell periodic de serviciO
para la guardia nacional y los
seleccionados.
New York, Julio 16.-Alber-
to Tarchiani, exdirector del
gran peri6dico ''Corriere Della
Sera", de Milan, manifesto hoy
que un grupo de italianos anti
fa~scistas tratara de sustituir a
los c6nsules e~xpulsado y hacer
propaganda en- favor de la de-
mOcracia y de Etados Unidos.
Los antifascistas tienen va
representations en- so ciudades
y Sc reciben, diariamente, vein
tenas de adhesiones. "Espera-
mos alcan2ar, en- fecha no leja-
ma, ell apoyo del gobierno de los
Estados Unids'. Patrocina ell
movimiento la sociedad MazZi-
nj, a la cual pertenecen intelec-
tuales y personals de innegable
prestigio.
Pittsburgh, julio 16.-Un pa
Dire de IL hijos, Samuel Howard
Isemberg, de 80 amos, expres6
aver su disgusto por haber ST.
do colocado, por su junta de re-
clutamiento, en- la categoria de
diferido."Y quisiera tener un
periodic de entrenamiento en- ell
ej6rcito-seria para mi como
unas vacaciones Los miembros
de la Junta no querian Greer
que 70 tenia tantos hijos. Guam
dopude probarlO, entonces me
theron: va listed ha hechO su
deber. Queda excusado'.
Washington, julio 16.-La
bahia de Manila, en- las Filipi-
mas, ha sido minada por ell go
bierno de los Estados UnidOs.
BESIDE Toxic comunican que
elementos japoneses Sc quejan
de que los vapores de su pals no
son bien tratados en- los puertos
de los EstadOs Unidos. Con la
renuncia del primer ministro
KOnoye Sc aguarda una nueva
y mas seria crisis politica en-
Toxic.
Washington, julio 16.-Se en-
cuentra en- canine de LOndres,
:omo enviado especial del presi-
dente Roosevelt, Ell Sr, Harry
Hopkins.
A SD regreso presentara otro
interesante informe.
Washing con, julio l6.-La D
ficina de Ia OPM anunci6 hoy
lue en- los Gltimos meses de este
aho no habra aluminio para el
consume civil. TODD Ell alumlnio
en- existencia Sc %necesita para
el programa de Defensa Nacio-
nal.
Washington, julio l6.-Un
peri6dico de Estokolmo, Suecia,
da la noticia de que antes de AZ
horas Ell gobierno de Hitler rom
pera sus relaciones dipaom@ti-
La gaceta., 1941-07-16
Sc MARCHO DE VACACIO
MES Ell DR.. ANGUL0

La Sociedad Circulo Cubano
nos informa que Ell DR., Ismael
Angulo Sc march6 aver de va
caciones y no retornara hasta "a
primera semana de agOSto.
La gaceta., 1941-07-16
BOLETINES DE ULTIMA HORA

Los nazis dicen que los rusos sufrieron grandes
.perdidas. = Weygand nombrado gobernador
general de Argelia. = Peruanos y ecuatorianos
siguen combatiendo. - Licencia a la corpora
cion rusa Amtorg. Desde Miami Sc envian
bombarderos a la Gran Bretana. - Nuevo cam
pamento para ell Ejercito, en- Venice. Hora de
economic de luz en- Alabama.
La gaceta., 1941-07-16

AQul lfClNC uoICO dhSO hC Go
pafa, de la historical peninsula
martirizada por ell FalangismO'
Thomas J. Hamilton, un cul-
to periodista, escribe desde la
ciudad immortal, desde la ciu-
dad hermana, en- heroiSmo, de
la capital inglesa: AL presente
lEspana es un oasis en- la ham
brienta Europa-si ell lector re-
cuerda siempre que ell CORES
ponsal Sc refiere a las classes a.
comOdadas, a los espanoles que
todavia importan autm6viles a
mericanos, apesar del rigido in
tercambiO de leyeS'.
"Para otros. Espana sigue en-
las mismas condolences que es-
taba al finalizarSe la guerra CT
vii, en- abril de 1899. Con la ex-
cepci6n de unas pocas cOsas hay
ahora tanta escaSeZ como en-
tonces. Pero mientras la situa-
ci6n en- Espana, gracias a man
tenerse fuera de la guerra, ha
deteriorado solo ligeramente,
los llamados Standards" de VI
da en- todos los otros pueblos de
Europa han bajado de mOdo a.
sombroso. Todo viajero que lie
ga de Francia o de cualquiera
otro de los paises ocupados, re-
lata la miSma historic de ciuda-
des sin carne, sin grasas, sin
.jab6n, sin azGcar y particular
mente sin gaSolina. Los refu-
giados de Holanda Y Alemania,
Y aun los que llegan de Inglate-
ira, pasan maravillados ante las
tiendas de Madrid, un pals DON
de todavia Sc pueden comprar
zapatos y butifarras sin tarJe-
tas de racionamiento''.
"Su asombro al yer tales CO.
sas no les permite traducir 3
entavos en- un real. ST 10 hacen
comprenderan que los pobres
estan aqui quiza peor que en-
cualesquiera otra parte. Pero
Il rico, que puede pagan so o
so ~centavos por una libra de a.
zdcar o IN dollar por una libra
Ie cafe, o $3.50 por una cajed-
&c cigarrillos americanes, 10
9asa bien'',
Ahora bien, en- las Gltimas Sc
n2nas ell pcbre ha pOdido COM
prar frutas y vegetables, los cua-
les Sc italian fuera del alcance
de los ricos en- otros paises.
En- los recientes meses, de he
cho, ell gObierno gradualmente
ha desistido del eSfuerzo de
mantener los precios y jornales
en- ell nivel de los dfas anterio-
res a la guerra civil. Espaha. al
igual que otros paises en- que
ira, ha entrado va en- la espiral
de la inflaE6n''.
Este ano la eosecha de trigo
es ~excelente; pero grGndes can
tidGdes estdn siendO eTpOrtG-
daS.
Aunque Espana Sc mantenga
fuera de la guerra, la entrada
de Estados Unidos desorganiza-
ria sus importaciones de abaste-
cimientos Whales, particular
mente gasolina, impidiendo asi
la distribution de los alimentos
que tiene."
La gaceta., 1941-07-16
Noticias de Washington y del t%eritoro n%acional

Debe ~evitarse la desintegracion del Ejercito.
En- accion democratica los italianos antifascis-
tas. Quiere servir a la nacion un padre de IL
.hijos. = Minada la bahia de Manila. = Hopkins
en- canine de Londres. - Economic de luz en- ell
Sur. = Comprehension de agentes y SUI e~quipaje
La gaceta., 1941-07-16
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ricos y pobres en- Espana. = Miseria y esclavi
tud. = Goebbels y SUI maldita propaganda. =
"Calor" ~politico. = Ell deber.

los moros y los traidores al pue-
bio epahOl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

DUT you done with that spark?
~ You banked BANKED 1T WITH FEAR YOU
HAVE BANKED THE FIRES WITHIN YOU-FIRES OF EN-
TIUSIASM CURIOSITY, FAITH.
banked them deeper and deeper under the cod
gray ash of fear.
now you complain that you're going nowhere in life
getting nothing out of It.
WHY SHOULD YOU GET ANYTHING OUT OF LIFE UN-
LESS YOU HAVE THE COURAGE TO USE IT?
Why you ngle and fling fury far
you refuse your force refuse even
10 admit that you have force within you.
TURN ON THE HEAT
TURN the heat of desire ambition and curiosity
your selrespec your faith in yourself and
your neighbor and life
TURN HEAT"
yourself ashes of cowarice and sefpty
Stop govelngstop cngingstop saying there's no chance
for such you.
There's all the chance you need-right within you.
TURN ON HEAT"
DE THE god you meant to be!
~ God gave that heat in the beginning. God meant
that should to lift yourself like flame from the
Stacking clay of flesh the burning heights of divinity
And nothing willing to It'll Poverty
ment. obscurity and bad breaks cannot stop you.
You alone the fires within you-kin spark
TURN HEATH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

It's the most marvelo
chance to remind her Of our
existence What say We
swoop down and carry of
masses of handicraft ?"
"Why, of course"
II was more than friendly
of Bee TO let her in on this.
Carla remembered meeting
Mrs. Chislehurst once, but
things had gone no further,
and she knew how dis
appointed Bart had been
about it at the time for Mrs.
Chislehurst stood for the
finer and more enduring side
OF society. Perhaps if she
could wave Mrs. Chislehurst
in his face il might make all
the difference.
All the difference to what?
Carla wondered as the car
wove through the traffic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

breathed the word. "I've
been knitting a child's sweater
for the Red Cross" How
strange, her lips felt so stiff
they were difficult to move.
Dear God, don't let him say,
II have a very clever WIFE"
in that new hurting tone.
He had picked up the little
wooden sleeve and was turn
ing it over in his big hands.
Now was the moment 10
tell him about Mrs. Chisle-
hurst. But the words stuck
IN her throat in a painful
knot. Why. they were think
ing the same things, Bart and
she >. she couldn't speak e.
couldn't brea [ h she
stretched out her arms, her
face crumpling piteously.
Carla, darling don't
cry . you mustn't cry" He
was down on the couch draw
ing her to him.
NO PRETENsE
Oh! What a relief it was
to sob against his shoulder.
Not to pretend any longer
or be clever any more.
But Bart don't you see ?"
Carla fought her heaving
sobs. Its a sweater for a g.
year-old Oh! Bart I'm
nearly so e.. II 1 hadn't been
afraid we you and 1
could have had a 6-year-old
of our own"
"Carla," he pushed her from
him so that he could see her
face. Why he looked young
again excited and tender
>. he was the young boy
who had been so thrilled
when he had promised her
III give you q mink coat and
sports car and a swell
country home"
=. And he had given her
these things and they
hadn't amounted TO very much
after all. Bart and she had
been out in the rain and cold
all these years, poorer by far
than the poorest in the land.
"Oh! Bart, my darling"
"Carla!" She knew because
he looked so moved that he
would say something ridicu-
lous. Honey" he was speak
ing into her ear, "we1l start
all over again two tickets
to Niagara Falls starting
from tomorrow"
THE END.
"TOmorrow's short story:
and a Dog" by Alma and
Paul Ellerbe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
By DR.. Logan Clendenins

to be excreted in the expired
breath.
REPLACING RED CELLS
A great many Of them gel
aged and worn out in the
process.
So they have to be replaced.
The manufacturing plant for
this essential defense industry is
the marrow of the bones.
Here the red blood cells are
born and mature. until they are
ready to be thrust out into the
busting life of the circulation.
And they must be manufactured
in quantity. )
One trillion red blood cells
must be manufactured in the
bone marrow every day. 8
One billion cells a minute.
That Is the rate at which this
factory must produce them.
They last in the circulation
about 30 days then they are
worn out and 60 to the scrap
heap. Part of the raw materials
of which they are composed is
used again for requirements of
new cells. =
The important raw material
of blood cells is iron, which is a
necessary Ingredient of the Curl
Gus chemical substance hemo-
globin which does all the work
Of the red blood cells.
IRON IMPORTANT
About IS per cent of the iron
of the old cells is used again: Is
per cent, which is wasted, must
be replaced in our food. This
is about Is milligrams a day
and most Of our diets are close
to the daily lower limit on this,
Iron is the raw material for
blood cells and, just as in our
defense program, is the real
bottleneck of production. The
foods which contain iron in most
abundance are egg yolk. oat-
meal, whole wheat bread. beans,
peas, spinach, prunes and nuts.
In this industry of blood cell
making. a driving force is also
needed-an executive. somebody
to keep the wheels turning. This
is furnished by a chemical
manufactured in the wall Of the
stomach and stored in the liver.
II is known to the nnpdical pro-
fession as <. M. F.
1t is easy to diS9zDlish an
anemia which Is due . lack OF
iron from one due to lack of
z. M, +, and the treatment for
each Is self-eyident--to supply
the missing ingredient. In cases
where liver extract Is used II
is advised to give also a liver
cocktail: equal parts raw tor
broiled) liver and tomato Juice,
with teaspoonfuf OF yeast
extract added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

Well, all the difference TO
Bart giving her things too
easily, as though he didn't
care any more, one way or the
other.
To her vague. uneasy feel
ing that lately he had been
summing her up perhaps
Just nerves :. perhaps some
thing more
She felt cold all over as the
car drew 10 a stop Suppose
this didn't work! But Mrs.
Chislehurst might have been
expecting them she appeared
so instantly out of the mob
in the dingy workroom.
Mrs. Hawkins, isn't it,"
Carla's heart gave a little
jump of triumph. So she was
remembered Bee was chat
tering gayly about their desire
to help.
There. then" Mrs. Chisle-
hurst put a brown paper bag
full of wool into Carla'S
hands. "a sweater for a child
of 6. DO you think you can
manage that?"
"Of course" Carla paused
for just the right length of
time and then added lightly:
1t will take up my quiet
Thursday afternoons"
"Why don't you bring your
knitting over to my house on
Thursdays?" Mrs. Chislehurst
smiled.
Carla dropped her eyes to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Daily Short Story
TWO TICKETS TO NIAGARA FALLS By PAT ADAM
By PAT ADAM

There! She knew she had
it the exquisite lace bon
net she had worn for her
own christening. She would
send that to England and this
fabulous old shawl that had
come down through the
family.
Here were booteeS and a
tiny fur cape they made
a charming collection when
spread on the lounge table
beside her knitting.
BART RETURNS
There was a step in the
doorway Bart,
my dear, did I startIe
you?" He was smiling down
at her politely inquiring.
smiling down at her hands
holding the fragile baby gar
ments And suddenly. fan
tastically he was misunder-
standing. An incredulous look
flashed into his face half
hopeful half tender.
mo, oh. No." Carla hardly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

his affections has justified him,
because as time has gone on, he
has made discovery after dis
covery. and always the cell has
revealed more and more secrets
about itself.
AS you see them in the circu-
lating blood, these tiny. shining
little messengers go scurrying
along TO all the other cells of
the body. bringing oxygen from
the lungs, taking up poison
from the tissues and carrying
these poisons back to the lungs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

DENTON FLOYD. Restaurateur Specazes kentucky
chicken this is vastly superior Maryland
hcken How different frying chickens
Us there such thing Nebraska fried
setts fried chicken? Marion Lewis Dancer dancing
dog that in her He does
shmmy Marion wanted to know If knew any songs
dogs All could think of Daddy Buy Wow"
Il Had Little Dog Named Where Oh
Little Dog Gomez? and has Anybody Here
Roach Newspaper.uman From Corpus Christi
eight brothers Stella girl
eight brothers. should detailing experiences
titled so Help Me have Eight Brothers
might even be an idea for play
MAN who has rebred champion bulldogs dogs
A'A dumb And purebreds dumb brains
Is pure-bred and he little
Never be operated permit
operated by until
that surgeons home Chcagoan surgeon
with her the operate
loved
ATTACK From Japan Threatened" says headline
Japan wouldn't be able attack anybody
100000 of sold the japanese by
merchants.
Is LYsLE feminine masculine Anyway,
from Lysle Tomen says song
Within My Heart Seems good title But Mr., Mrs.
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WRITES Private Jack F1tzimmon of Camp Roberts Call
W $50 peel potatoes
the mechanical potato peeers
peeled potatoes all
mechanical potato peelers but the
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