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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-06-27

license. at Coolidge. Sentenced to
serve 60 days in Jail. Released
bv Justice of the Peace Elledge.
June 23rd-Robert Hall, arrested
for alleged insanity at Casa
Grande. Committed to the State
Asylum for the Insane June 25th
June 23rd-Lloyd Hadley, ar
rested for investigation, burglary
and petit theft in Coolidge. Sen
fenced June 23rd to pay fine of
$4,000 or to serve 100 days in
Jail
June 23rd-Alberto Lujan ar
rested for grand theft at Ray.
Held to answer.
June 23rd-Jose Ponce, arrested
for assault with a deadly weapon
at Ray. Held to answer.
June 24th-Edwin c. Hamer ar
rested for reckless driving at Su-
perior. Sentenced June oath to
pay a fine of $4,000 or to serve
80 days in Jail.
June 24th-Jesus Laguna, ar
rested for drunk driving in SUI
perior. Sentenced June oath to
serve 60 days in Jail.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-06-27
Letzrings On
Extended Tour

Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.. Lettering,
with their daughter Bessie and
Mr.. Letzring's father, Albert Letz-
ring, who is 80, left Monday for a
two months vacation trip that will
take them through the Dakotas,
where they will visit relatives.
Albert Lettering will remain there
with a daughter and Bessie will
visit another relative for the sum
mer while Mr.. and Mrs. Lettering
continue to the Canadian north
west.
Their car will be shipped over
the Kootney pass into Vancouver,
and the return trip will be made
via the Pacific coast home.
Mrs. Ida May Snider will be in
charge of Mr.. Letzring's office
during his absence.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-06-27
ESTATES FILED
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED

WILLOUGHBY, Harold j. "a,
Florence Junction and Sarah Joyce
MULLINS, 20, Superior.
LOPEZ, Melquiades Garcia, "a,
Florence and Rosie DOMINGUEZ,
27. Florence.
YBARRA, Manuel, 81, Sonora
and Rosaura RUIZ, 19. Sonora.
CODY, Emil, 27, Superior and
Freeda HADDAD, 27, Superior.
MORROW, Robert Louis, 20.
Eloy and Winnie Evelyn CHAM
BERS, 16, Casa Grande.
ALVAREZ, Richard. 81. Eloy
and Edilia YBARRA, 19. Eloy.
WEEMS, Fred, %, Phoenix and
Blanche RENFRO, IS, Phoenix.
CRAIG, Johnnie Clark, 80, II
Mile Corner and Helen Marie
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-06-27
Red Cross Sewing
Classes Resumed
Here Thursday

Red Cross sewing classes have
been resumed here and will meet
Thursday mornings throughout the
summer, from 8 to IL in South
Grammar School. The day of
meeting has been changed from
Tuesday to Thursday, because the
latter has been found to be a
more convenient time for volunteer
workers, according to Mrs. C. A.
Clements, local chairman of Red
Cross activities. At Thursday s
meeting, work will begin on hospi-
tai garments.
Examinations were taken by
women enrolled in the local Red
Cross home nursing class, Monday
night. The papers will go to San
Francisco headquarters and those
who pass will be issued Red Cross
home nursing certificates.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-06-27
June Bugs" Hold
Birthday Party

Coolidge June Bugs" celebrat-
ed their June birthdays with a
weiner roast lawn supper at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Davis
Monday night.
June bugs present for the oc-
casion were Mrs. Frank Watson,
Mrs. r. S. Mason, Tom Wall and
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, all born in
June. Families of the June
Bugs" were present and a well
come surprise came with the un-
expected arrival of Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Cudd from Malaga, Cali
fornia. Mrs. Cudd is a sister of
Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Mason.
They had not seen each other for
six years.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-06-27

the undersigned executriX of the
estate of r. J. JONES, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication
of this notice to the said eXecutriX
at the law office of Chas. II. Reed,
Coolidge, Arizona, the same being
the place for the transaction of
the business of said estate, in said
County of Pinal.
A. MYRTLE JONES,
EXecutrix of the Estate of said
deceased
DATED this 25th day of June,
1941.
First publication, June 27, 1941.
Last publication, July IS, 1941.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-06-27

Be sure the fues from furnace
and fireplaces are clean and free
from SCOT. SCOT is infammable and
with the fires out for the season
wise householders see to it that
their chimneys are clean.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-06-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 1895

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL.
In the Matter of the Estate of
FANNIE H. FRAZIER, also known
as FANNIE HARRISON FRAZIER
and as FRANCES HARRISON
FRAZIER, and as FRANCES H.
FRAZIER, Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned executor of the
estate of FANNIE H. FRAZIER,
deceased, to the creditors Of and
all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, with
in four months after the first pub
lication of this notice to the said
executor at the law office of
Chas. H. Reed, Coolidge, Arizona,
the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said
estate, in said County of Pinal.
B. II. FRAZIER
Executor of the Estate of said
deceased.
DATED this 25th day of June,
1871.
First publication, June 27, 1941.
Last publication. July IS, 1941.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-06-27
BY MARY E. DAGUE
Author of Sister Mary's Kitchen.
Author Of Sister Mary's Kitchen


June time is indeed bloom time:
Roses, delphinium, peonies and
painted daisies in the flower garden
and radishes, 'lettuces." new peas
and spinach in the kitchen garden
to say nothing of strawberries fol
lowed by cherries to add to the
glamour of the fairest month of all
the year. And while the beauty OF
bloom is with us we must give
some thought to the welfare of the
plants and their future health.
During the growing season plants
must be well fed. Liquid manure,
commercial prepared plant food
and the especially prepared COM
plete food will keep roses sturdy
and vigorous. Winter killing of rose
plants often can be traced to lack
of adequate feeding during the
growing season.
Peonies need an extra feeding
and with roses require plenty of
water. Instead of a fertilizer use
a handful of wood ashes combined
with half as much bone meal scat
tered around each clump. Be sure
to cut off the faded blossoms.
There's a saying that Zone seed
pod equals twelve blossoms" so
don't neglect to cut the blooms.
This cutting back Of blossoms has
nothing to do with pruning. A plant
is pruned to shape it and guide its
growth. It is cut back te conserve
plant strength and get more bloom
this season or next. Unless seed
is wanted let no blossom wither
on its stem. AS soon as the petals
begin to curl on their edges the
process of seed forming starts to
take vitality from the plant.
If you are using complete food
fertilizer for your plants rounded
teaspoonful to a square foot of sur
face has been found to be the right
amount. Work it lightly into the
soil around the plant and then wa
ter well.
Window boxes and plants in pots
should be we'll watered during hot
weather. A pinch of pulverized
sheep manure worked into the soil
will keep the plants vigorous and
healthy.
Be sure the hues from furnace
and freplaces are clean and free
from SCOT. SCOT is inf1ammable and
with the fires out for the season
wise householderS see to it that
their chimneys are clean.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-06-27
Auxiliary To Meet

A meeting of Coolidge Legion
Auxiliary has been called for
Monday night, June 30th, by Mrs
Frank Watson, president. Plans
for the joint installation of Legion
and Auxiliary officers, which has
been tentatively set for -uly 7th,
will be completed Monday and all
members are urged to be present.
For information concerning the
place of meeting, which has not
yet been decided, call Mrs. Frank
Watson, or Mrs. Don Paul.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-06-27
PINAL COURT
PROCEEDINGS
SUITS FILED

Martha J. Lewis, Plaintiff VS..
y. \. Lytle. William H. Durham
and John o. Theobold, Defend
ants. To quiet title to the SEA
OF the SEli of Section "a. T. s..
r. 6 F.. G&SRB&M. Pinal County,
Arizona Filed June %, 1941 by
William L. Barnum, Esq.
Louise La Rue MoOrehead,
Plaintiff vs. Martin Albert Moore
head. For annulment of mar
riage. Filed June %, 1871 by
Messrs. Stockton &, Karam, Eli
Gorodezky and J. w. Cherry. Jr.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-06-27

BLACKWELL, 10, II Mile Cor
ner.
RUNNELS, Harold Bruce, ",
Phoenix and Janice ATKINSON,
10, Phoenix.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-06-27

q Mrs. George Durham and baby
daughter Georgia Lou from Eloy
were Tuesday guests of Mrs. John
Haywood.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-06-27

. Miss Kay Hendry, who has been
visiting friends in Phoenix, is ex-
pected to return this week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-22
One Ship Is Sunk,
Attacked
In Pacific Ocean
Explosions
Off Shore
OF Maryland

G~a2r city, Nd, Dee. -
tA.1-lnad explosions oit>horc
ratified windows and slightly
shock icu&eS in THIS resort city
,cdav and wee heard in Berlin,
sd. ei-ilt miles inland.
Il.nry Hurha%S, a garage
oNncr. said the explosions began
h.tac. !:o0 a. N. and 10 a. m.
and continued at intervals tor
g ihan an hour and a hall.
Rurnage and other residents
laid there Would be three or four
quick explosions, then silence,
fuilnaed By other outbreaks
Coast GHard officials here
would not comment.
Thc sounds also were heard
all along the lower Delaware
coast.
Army officials at Fort Miles,
Loues, Del, and at Fort Saul>-
hury, Del, reported hearing the
explosions. and said neither tort
mad been firing its guns.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-22

tle-.orn Elu0pe-pcrhapo a drive
thr...gn SPAN against Gibraltar witt"
a-1.rW to establishing German poN'-
e4-4n French north OF west Africa or
a .-nash. mt the British in the Middle
E..~' WA Turkey.
An attempt al an invasion OF h'l-
,.-l Was a possibility.
I'm Atlantic warfare the German
A.oG command declared today that
British aircraft carrier RAT bett'
sank by submarine terpedoInS.
\ privately circulated Spanish
news letter reaching London sara
that If Hitler is no to be de
fcatcd in north Africa, SPAN
must come INTO tho war. II as
serted that plans arc now ma
turc and all hat remains Is Tor
the button to be pressed.
Tie letter added that German
air and military missions had
been ]conferlirg with oiflrlalS in
Madrid for two weeks,
brjdgphcad III Spanish anC
French north Africa VIA GJRfa'"i
as1ght ave the coilap iu@ axis iiEil'
IN. IlaNa. GA. earl% the var +" a new
conc. -4tu a. Dakar, French West
Hflrcsn port gacine the South Amen
.can bulge.
Fhe. Iatc~t official word from IN
Llbvan theatre VA mat brIjI9a me
eaanlzed patrols had penetrated l"'
miles INTO Tripolltania, the western
section of Libya which IS next L
French Tunisia.
The German announc"'0Hn' ycSl'l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-22
Fuehrer Now
Nazii Forces
New German Stab in
Another Sector of Bat
tle-Torn Europe Is
P O bility; Won
Brauchitsch is 'Scape-
goat

IRN The Associated Frc>N.)
Adolf UitIcr'S "Fntuitivc fir
ing of his army chicttain, Field
MARSHAL General Nalthcr Won
Braurhit-cii. with the tueh1er
himself taking personal com
marG. invoked a flew of sp"cula-
ton today on what Germany
might do ne\l.
The lea t viii be a StralnlnG elioi
nc nrcllt1c headlong rvtreat I'M Rus.
II. and the most may be a new Ger.
.4au Stake i'm another sector oil BAT
Iondon. Dec. 22.-tAP}- \
sorcisu office commentator de-
clared today Adolf Hitler has
found It e%<psdient to provide a
>capcgGa. for the fact that ms
1911 campaign has not ended IN
the va he intended and the way
he forecast it would"
Discussing the tuelrcrS as
SUMPTION Of tn German army
command, the commentator nc
Hitler had found that ">cape-
goat not among politicians nut
among soldiers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-22

SlN 10 tlGnt japanese nlNI-
sionS--80.0 G0 to 100000 men
drove for a real foothoId on the
island of Lu20n today $50 miles
from Manila and were met by 4
vaiient defense i'll which Ameri-
can and Filipino troops NOR
than held their own
An estimate from the Wa depart
ment at Washington doubled p1e-
Vious estimates Of the japanese in
yaSjon strength carried toward the
Philippine beaches by 80 troop ships
under strong naval and air escort.
The mother ships put a host
Of 159-nan bargeS into the water
and these sWarmed toward tn"
shore through the shadows and
surf under a hail Of defense fir"
and into a maelStrom of hand to
hand and tank combat on the
beaches.
Some of them succeeded i'll
getting ashore, said the War do
partment communicate.
THE attempted invasion is be
ing met with fierce resistance by
American and Filipino troops"
The Washington statement ptaC Il
the point of assault i'm the vicinity
OF Agoo ON thc janelmost shore Of
Lingayen guit. Agoo ITSELF is but l51
airline miles from Manila.
Whether United States air or na.H'
forces had gone into action agaan-t
The invasion armada was not stated
either at Manila on Washington.
4-.-,+--,, =. ,,..-.1 .,.-. .-l -,..#.-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-22
o. S. And Filipino
Troops More Than
Hold Their OWn'
Japanese rieet of APP
~proximately 100 Ships
Carries $4,000 to 1OO,-
900 Men Attempting
Landing $50 Miles
From Manila.
CBv The Associated Press

IbN TIT fNNUTIiI"W IFNsI
Six to eight Japanese divi-
sions--80.000 TO 100000 men
drove for a real foothoId on the
island of Luz0n today $50 miles
from Manila and were met by 4
vaiient defense i'll which Ameri-
can and Filipino troops more
than held their own
La gaceta., 1941-10-29

ba? La mayor parte de los espa-
noles falangistas, los mas desta-
cado3, aquellos, a quienes TODD
Ell mundo conoce sin necesidad
de infOrmes de la policfa, Sc
han hedho ciudadanos cubanos
cuando han creido que esa carta
de ciudadania les garantizaba
su dinerito, sus propiedades,..
mas ell disfrute Jay! de ciertas
prerrogativaS y complacencias
en- algunOs centres gubernati-
vos.
TODD ell mundo conoce a ese
tipo de - %.
Sc hizo falangista cuando ere
20, como ell personaje Queiroz
que ell falangismo lie produciria
un dos por ciento mas que la
Democracia, y que Sc hara de-
mocrata-se esta haciendo-en
cuanto crea que Ser falangista
lie ~disminuye en- csc mismo dos
por ciento suS utilidades.
IDe que pals son, a que pa
tria pueden pertenecer sujetos
de esa calana? iEspanoles? En-
modo alguno. ICubanos por ell
hecho de que ihayan obtenido u
ma carta de ciudadania? Tam
POGO. jFranquista porque Fran
co sea ell salvador de Espana y
de la civilization occidental en-
lucha cntra ell comunismo?
Cuentos. Manana, 81 llega ell ca
so, negaran a Franco y lie haran
a los cOmunistas un valioso do
natlvo para Su propaganda.
Nc digamos NADIA 81 hay al
mercial por medic, y la venta
Sc resiste en- virtud de una con-
sigma de tai partido o sindicato.
'Entonces Franco, la civilization
cristiana Y occidental la saliva
ci6n de Espana y TODD 10 demas
quedan arrinconados para que
ell pueblo vuelva a consumir ell
producto, etcetera, etc.
No. FL f~alangista no tiene pa
tria, Por ESQ a lido entregando
las patrias sucesivamente. FL
falangista espanol entreg6 a Els
pana a los alemanes; ell falan-
gist frances entreg6 a Francia,
ell noruego a ,Noruega, Ell checo
a Checoeslovaquia... como ell in
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda

Gertrudis Gomez de AVellGnedd
En- ell cementerio de San Fer
nando, de Sevilla, bajo su cielo
clarisimo y sus frondas de aca-
cias, y ~rosales, y j%azmineros, re-
posan las cenizas de esta anna
da hija de las Musas, en- sepul-
tura humilde y modesto, sin o.
tras plantas que las que en- ella
la omnipotente mano de Dios
hace por su divina vOluntad flo
recer.
RecordemOs, en- hOnra de la
admirable poetisa. aquellas fra
ses que lie dedicara ell immortal
Menendez y Pelayo: "Secci6n
riuufsima en- las pOesias de la
A1ellaneda constituyen sus YER
SOS religiosos: de imitaci6n BIZ
blica los de SUI jUventud, en- los
cuales no solo hay extraordina-
ria pompa de imagenes y gran
dilocuencia y valentia, sino ele-
vadisimos conceptos teol6gicos
expuestos con rara precision;
misticos o afines al misticismo
los de su vejez, en- que su tie,
La gaceta., 1941-10-29

giles seria capaz de entregar a
lnglaterra 81 Churchill no hu-
oieia metido en- la carcel a la
media docena de fascistas que
nabfa en- la Gran Bretana y no
flubiese mandado a tomar Ell
fresco por ell extranjero a los
que, sin ser fascistas declara-
dos, Sc dedicaban a lcoquetear
con Hitler y Mussolini.
81 el falangista cubano o ell
norteamericano creyesen que
Hitler, Mussolini y Franco les
garantizan su bolsa mucho me-
jor que la Democracia, el norue-
go a Noruega, ell checo a vas a
Franco, Mussolini y Hitler. su
poniendO que por aquf hubiese
todavfa discfpulos de Chamber
lain y de Petain, partidarios del
apaciguamiento o de entregar
la patria al extranjero como d.
MICA formula para engrandecer-
la.
Hace POGO hemos visto un do
cumento firmado por los mas
QonspfGuos falangistas espano-
les de Cuba, salvo alguna que
otra puesta para disimular, en-
que Sc hacian protestas de ad-
hesi6n a la politica continental
de defensa americana. Peligra-
.ba. la bolsa. Habia que sacar a
relucir el Cristo de la DemOcra-
cha. Fran los mismos ique ha-
bfan lido a tirarle del fald6n al
representante de Falange en- Gu
ba, que hubo que expulsar POGO
despues. Fran los mismOs. Vela
a Dios y vela al Diablo. iEspa-
noles? No. sino hOmbres sin pa
tria, capaces de comerciar con
'Cristo y con su santisima Ma
DIRE.
Angel LGzGrO.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

siempre ardiente Y robusta, fue
tomando caracter mas fntimo y
abismandose cada vez mas en-
Ell torrente de la c%ontempla-
,ci6n".
Y avivemos en- nuestra me-
mora, a este respectO, aquella
su mas profunda VI encendida'
poesia, que comienza:
It'll eres, Senior,
amor y poesia!
iT1 eres la diche,
la verdad, la gloria!
iTodo es, mirado en- tt,
luz y ammonia!
iTodo es, fuera de ii,
sombra y escoria!
Su encendido Y ardiente co.
raz6n quiso encontrar en- ell a.
NOR la felicidad, y su poderoso.
entendimiento pretendi6 hallar
la Verdad en- la ciencia de este
mundO; mas luego de padecer
los mas crueles desenganos, ex-
clam6 de esta profunda y exal-
tada manera:
Puesto que es precise Greer
en- algo, tener una fe, y que es
bsurdo y peligroso buscar este
IN los hombres, menester es ele-
JSrnos humillandonOs; este es
i gran secreto. La verdad esta
erca, ell orgullo la busca ALA
1Onde no puede hallarla; nc
comprende que en- su vuelo in
'ensato Sc alicia del blanco a que
luiere encaminarse".
Immense coraz6n y gigantes-
ca inteligencia la de la ilustre
autora de Alfonso Munio, de E.
gilona y Ell Principe de Viana.
nevemos siempre una coro-
ma de flores p~erfumadas y fra
gantes a la tumba de aquella
poetisa cubana que hizo vibrar
al unisono los corazones espa-
noles y americanoS a los sones
de esplendida lira de orc Y pc.
dreria.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
PRISMA
La PGtrTc del FalGngtSta

10 cierto es que, aunque ell Sc
nor Jefe de Policia de la Haba-
ma ha dicho en- New York que
en- Cuba existian muchos espa-
noles falangistas, nosotrOs nos
atreverfamos a decir que no hay
ninguno.
No hay espanoles falangistas
en- Cuba. Ell falangista en- Gu
ba. Ell falangista no es espanol,
como no es cubano, nj es fran
.c6s, nj es belga, nj ingl@s, nj nor
t~eamericano. FL falangista es ell
verdadero hombre sin patria.
.Su patria es su dinero.
IEspanoles falangistas en- Gu
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
LOS SIC BEBIE-
RON $84 EN- Aqua Dill
RIO

Ell acueducto de la ciudad
de Tampa, famoso por su al
tOs precios, ha mandado una
cuenta de $84.29 por ell aqua
que bebieron los caballos que
tOmaron parte en- ell rec ente
RODEO de la policia.
Tomaron aqua tres dias, Sc
gun ell CONCEAL Frecker, SO ca
ballos.
La policia tendra que abo-
mar, ademas, una cuertecita
de '$3.40.
Ell jefe de policfa aeegura
que el esta dispuesto a pagan
por rs galones de aqua al dia
que, seg1n su cuenta, son $3.40.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
FL periodista obtuvO esta

Ell periodista obtuvo esta
respuesta:
"Me levanto a las seis de la
manana; me pongog las zapa
tillas; ell papel de mi cuarto
esta pintado de flOrecillas; mi
mesa de trabajo esta entera-
mente cubierta de libros. Ten
goel honor de saludar a us
ted"
Y di6 por terminada la Sin
tervi1."
I'm celebre "vodevillista,"
Labiche ,dio una respuesta
por ell estilo a un reportero
que lie pidi6 detalles de SUI vi
da:
-Puede listed decir que ia
mar me ha ocurrido NADIA.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
DIVORCES

Decretos: Lula RodeEoerry
contra George Monroe Rojen-
berry; Margie Allensworth con
ira Frederick Melvin Aliens
worth.
lNuevas demandes Ana Bell
Jarvis contra Earle D. Jarvis f;
Lily Ugarte Di Corte contra 10
Sc Di Corte; Naomi Roth con :
ira Justo Teodoro Roth; josef
ma Morgan contra William j..
Morgan; Edward l.. Refill con
ira K. L. Refill
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
La Isla de SGrk

La Isld de SGTk
En- ell mar de la Mancha, en-
ell archipelago anglonorman-
do, al este de Guernsey, al Nor
te-Este de Jersey y Oeste Sur
Oeste de las costas francesas, sc
halla la isla de Sark.
Entrevistas
Taine, ell celebre escritor e
historiaor, detestaba las entire
vistas periodisticas.
Cleric dfa recibi6 la vista
de I'm joven periodista que de
seaba interrogarle largamen-
tie sobre su ~doctrina, sus metO
dos de trabajo, sus gustos, ct
cetera.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
Ayuda por dos me los para las mujeres

iQue debe hacer una mujer 81 Sc
siente deprimida, sufriendo de des-
ordenes funcionales como dolores de
cabeza, n~erviosidad, dolores? La ex-
~periencia de miles de mujeres res
ponde: "Tome CARDUI".
Porque CARDUI lie ayudara en-
dos formas. Muchas que empiezan
tres dias antes de "la fecha", Y 10
toman segGn las direcciones, notan
que les alivia los dolores. Tomada
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
Reyes Santos

Son seis los tronos europeos
que han dado, de sus reyes, san
tos para los altares.
Estos son los reyes santos
San Fernando, de Castillo, San
Casimiro, de Polonia. San Este
ban, de Hungria. San Enrique,
de Alemania; San Luis de Fran
cia, y San Eduardo, de Inglate-
ira.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29

tambien de acuerdo con las direccio-
mes, como tonico, CARDUI usual
mente ayuda a estimular Ell apetito,
aumenta la corriente de les jugos
digestivos Y mejora la digestion
De este modo eli ayuda a recons-
truir sus energfas y a reducir los
males peri6dicos para muchas mule
res. 81 ano7 dc p~opular;jaI invitan a
teher confianza en- CARDUI.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
VENTA DE P~ROPIEDADES

North American Life Insur-
ance Co., de Chicago, a Edwin
Thomas; Mary Delaney a MelYi
ma Boucher Wilbur M. CLAW a
Ruby Weidman.
La gaceta., 1941-10-29

y Dios es testigo
de que tie GUERRA.
Canta... IPor que callas?
la noche que llega
ell alma me ciega
Jay sol, no te vayas!
La gaceta., 1941-10-29
Coplds

I'm wuelo de ave
cortaba Ell Danubio;
bese Ell pelo rubio.
iVolvera? iQuien sabe !
Y el pelo de orc
Sc ban6 de llanto;
lego ell dulce canto
de un LELAND coro.
"Llanura de Hungria,
yo no estoy contigo,
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Munter Is Reelected
By Citizens Of
Chevy Chase
District Suffrage and
Crosstown Bus Line
Listed os Objectives

Godfrey l.. Munter, former presi-
dent OF the District Bar Association,
was reelected president Of the CT
liens Association of Chevy Chase,
at meeting last night in the E. v.
Brown School.
Mr.. Munter told the meeting that
the association would continue its
efforts in the coming year for Dis
trict suffrage, crosstown bus line,
and rifle range at the Woodrow
Wilson High School. He said that
the membership of the association
had grown last year from 1882 to
2,051.
A resolution, presented by Clyde
D. Garrett, chairman of the Zoning
Committee, was passed declaring
that plans of the Capital Transit Co.
for erection of a permanent passen-
ger station at Chevy Chase Circle
was in the public interest"
Prior to the introduction Of the
resolution, a representative of the
transit company, had declared that
he passenger shed now at the circle
was designed as part of permanent
building, which could be built if
restricting deeds could be waived.
Asked from the floor for an opinion
on the crosstown bus line, he ex-
pressed the view that surveys indi-
Gated that such line would not be
able to meet operating expenses.
Other speakers included AL Phillip
Kane, of the District Bar Associa-
ton, who spoke of the proposed
worlds fair for the District in 1943.
Other officers elected were Clayton
B. Aldrich, first vice president; Nor
ris Blumenthal, second vice presi-
dent; George E. Dieffenbach, Secre-
tary and treasurer; A. B. Waller,
assistant secretary; Francis c. Heigle
and j. M. Heiser, delegates to the
Federation of Citizens Associations.