davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

Pero la realidad era esta.
Y la realidad era brutal, ini-
cua.
Aque hombre que tenia en-
frente, era el miserable, ell vii,
el traidor. que lie habia seducido
a la esposa, que habia huido con
su mujer, arrancandola del no
gar santo y echando sobre ell ros
tro de Pope inmundos punados
de cieno....
fY aquello reclamaba vengan-
zal...
iAquello reclamaba justicia! J..
~ 81 sabria hacerla L..
fAh, no, no iba errar el tiro!
mo iba a temblar su manol
De sus grandes aficiones al
sport, de sus largas excurSiones
cinegeticas, Pope habia conser-
vado la costumbre de tirar con
frecuencia al blanco.
Era un tirador estupendisi-
mo.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

una lluvia de petalos de rosas, y
ell aire les envolvia en- una olea-
Ga de perfumes, dulce como otra
inmensa Garcia del cielo que hui
biera descendido sobre ellos.
De pronto... iAhl..-
o.
Pepe crey6 despertar de un
sueno.
Una voz potentisima vuelto a
gritar en- el silencio augusta de
la noche:
-iiiA tenci6n!!l...
All, Ia realidad L..
La verdad helada L..
Pope sinti6 qe su alma Sc err
guia
Su cabeza Sc movie como la de
un leon irritado.
Aquello era una evoeaci6n de
%ensuelo, una Ultima mentira de
su coraz6n hermoso y puro, que
no Sc resignaba a perder ell bien
que habia estado en- sus manos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

Con los pitcheres Thompson y
Beggs, los Rojos vencieron aver
a los Braves. Ell exito Sc lie acre
ditto a Thompson. Ell Boston So
10 pudo batear tres hits y sus
dos carreras las hizo en- ell move
no episode. Dos de los clio
ties" fueron "autorizados" -por
Gene y ell tercero por Beggs.
Early abri6 ell juego por los
Braves y lie reemplazaron lost
Y Hutchings.
Thompson impulse una de las
carreras de su team, disparan
do un fuerte "jilote". Marshall,
elrf del Cincinnati, aport6 tres
"simples" en- 5 Wales al home.
Cincinnati sc, l0h, lie; Boston
&c, 3h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
MUNGO LANZARA CONTRA
LOS DODGERS

New York, agosto Eel d.
rector de los Gigantes, Mel OFT.
anunci6 aver que ell lunes utili-
cara en- Polo Grounds, contra
los Dodgers de Brooklyn, al We
terano pitcher Van Lingle Mum
go.
Durante varios amos Mungo
fue uno de los lanzadores de pri
mera fila de la novena que &C
tualmente dirige Leo Durocher
Actuando por los Gigantes,
ell pasado microbes, Mungo 10
hizo bien, pero tuvo la desgra-
ella de que lie anotaron la derro-
ia.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

Utilizaron Ibien sus 10 'hits"
los Medals Blancas y vencieron
a los Senadores, siendo Wynn
el pitcher vapul + do.
HUMPHREYS limit6 a Z los hits
de la novena derrotada.
Estaleila fue mandado a ba-
tear de "emergencia" y no pudo
"conectar". Pegaron batazos de
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

Muchas personas llegaron al
parque Cupcaden despues de que
Sc habia Acordado el aplazamien
to.
Downing tiene ahora en- sus
maros, sujeto a 10 que las auto
ridades dispongan, ell problema
de la disminuci6n de luces.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

Bob Johnson contrlbuy6 al
6xito de los Atlelicos de Connie
Mack, descargando I'm 'jonrr6n'
y dando a SUI "team" tres carre-
ras. Oris Hockett tambien pro
porcion6 una pelicula de cuatro
.esquinas. Rowley fue ell pitcher
ganador Y Smith ell maltratado.
Philadelphia &c, sh, 2e; Cleve-
land &c, Oh, Sc.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
APLAZADO Ell PROGRAMA
DE BOXEO EN- CUSCADEN

La lluvia impuso anoche Ia
suspension del programa de bo-
xeo patrocinado por Jim Down
ing. Integro sc ofrecera Ia sema
ma que viene.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

ST senor
Compre la pintUra B.
L. P. Solamente Sc ven-
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware CO., ga. avenida y
Gale IS.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
SCOT PELEARA CON CLAU-
DIO L. L

BESIDE la Habana Sc nos infor-
ma que ell bomlbero Buddy Scott,
del campamento MacDill, pelea-
"a ALI, dentro de pocos dias, con
Claudio Villar.
Ell p1gil espanOl fue vencido
en- esta semana pc rel negro Ha-
rry BObo, de Pittsburgh.
ESperase que ell match" a.
traiga en- la capital cubana, a
varios miles de "fieles".
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

"tribey'', Hoag que tanbten'hoa
cargo un tubey, y Wright.
Washington &c, III, 1e; Ghtca-
Ego 7c, 10h, &c.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

IN loo dirpctoresy arhttrns pa
"a que el mayor orden y disciple
ma sc mantenga en- d curse de
los desafios.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
LIGA NACIONAL

, Tuvieron que aplazarse, por
la inclemente del tempo, los des
altos entire Gigantes y Cardena-
les, y Piratas y Phillies.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

ntyou feel tired out, limp, listlasS
moody, depressed-h Scur nerves
Ge constantly on edge and you're
Wsing your boy friends to more
attractive, poppy women-SNR
OUT OF IT. No man likes q dull,
tired, cross woman
ALI you may need IL a good reliable
tonic. II so, just try famous Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
made especially for women. Let u
. stimulate gastric Juices TO help digest
and assimlate more wholesome food
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

lie baStaba una mirada al
blanco, para q. la bala de su ar
ms siguiera la misma trayecto-
ria de su pupila, en- un segundo.
iSu venganza iba a ser COM
pleta!...
lei hombre qeu estaba enfren
tie de 81, viva ahora sus 1ltimos
INSTANCES T..
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

ia la unal-exclam6 el juez
de campo, dando una sonora pal
mazda, que pareci6 despertar a
las rosas dormidas
Transcurri6 un breve espacio
de TEMPO, tai vez diez o doce Sc
gundos.
ia las dos!-ahadi6 en- Sc
guida, dando otra palmada.
Pasados otros diez o doce Sc
gundos, la tercer palmada. al
que el vizconde exclama-
ba:
ia las tresl
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

Pope habia sentido en- los d.
limos INSTANCES, en- los que me-
diaron entire la segunda y la ter
cera palmada, que todos sus ner-
vios Sc distendian, que sus
muSculos tomaban la rigidez del
acero, que sus dientes Sc apreta-
ban hasta hacerle daho.
Su eeno Sc habia fruncido.
Y sus ojos estaban fijos en- ell
monigote que tenia enfrente, pa
recldo a un muheco de trapo,
que trazaba sobre la arena del
paseo una leve sombra azulada.
Son6 un disparo.
I'll trio habia sido cast stimuli
taneo con la tercera palmada
del juez de campo.
Pope empso6 la vieja tactica
de los grandes tiradores, que des
crlben un arco de circulo. de A.
oaJo arriba, y apret6 e gatillo.
Ante el surgi6 un fogOnazo
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
LA GACETA

E peri6dico en- idioma EspaRol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla.
Telefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
MPORTANT!A
.medlcaI tests reveal
how thousands Of WOMEN ~
" sSII 'Ta' Get new ENERGY

which your body uses directly for
energy to help build up more physi-
cal resistance and thus help calm
jitteay nerves, lessen female func-
honal distress and give you joyful
bubbling energy that is reflected
turnout your whole being
Over 1000 900 women have re-
ported marvellous benefits from
Rinkham's Compound. Results
should delight youl Telephone your
druggist right now for a bottle.
WELL WORTH TRYING. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
DR.. Townsend
To Meet Aides

WASHINGTON. Dec : CUP).-
Or. trancI> r Townsend II
founder of the Townsend plan for
greater social benefits 10 the aged
VIII meet with top leaders OF the
Townsend organization here next
week 10 complete final draft of a
new bill 10 be introduced immedi-
ately after the opening of the next
Congress
The Townsend organization was
pleased with issuance of the Brit
lSh Beverage report on social
security and pensions, according
TO Russell Seville, national dlrcc-
tor of The organization
at lends encouragement 10
people throughout the world in
tereSted in human welfare and
security" Seville said. "In fact
this report might well he called
our Townsend plan Of England.
Many Of the important features
OF our program are incorporated
In the proposal"
The Townsend bill would provide
for pensions for every American
citizen upon retirement from in
come-earninG employment at age
Of 60 and there would be no test
requirement The pension would be
uniform for all citizens, all of II
TO be paid by the federal govern
ment without state matching.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Soldier
Seeks His
Children
Ilms. star Gorrs.rondsnt

PONTIAC. Dec. "a soldier
father and his wife who last sum
mcr offered their four small chill
dren for adoption arc trying 10
get tt7C family together again,
4 fight looms over their attempt
IN reclaim one 5-ycar-old daughter,
JacQueNn for whom adoption
papers 10 her foster parents were
Ciarcd SlN weeks ago
Nh and Mrs Frank J. CASHIER
of Avon Township, placed their
children in homes last summer
and announced they wer eunable
to provide tor them Then on
July ! CASHIER Joined the army
Now with army allowances FOR
c3Ch Chld. tho Cashiers are asking
That the adoption papers for
JacquClNn be sci aside, Probate
Judge Arthur + Moore has the
request under Amusement
Mr and Mrs Charles Arnold Of
Royal oak. adopted the little girl
The adoption papers for the
other children arc pending In pro
bate court and can be cancelled If
Judge Moore decides the CASHIER
family should he reunited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
awful Backaches and
Headaches"

For the past 20 years ! have been
a victim Of gas and indigestion
pains Every time Id eat I'd
bloat up and my stomach would
become hard as a rock 10 one
knows how I suffered with those
demon Gas pains. / also had con-
Stpatlon for years / wasn't able
TO sleep and my liver and kidney
troubled me TOO. Since / began
taking Gillian, no longer have
those awful pains my baCk8chCS
and headaches arc gone Gillian
has regulated my bowels. ] sleep
Soundly and wake mp with re-
ncwcd energy What's more the
pains IN my logs. arms. and side
have been greatly relieved Is u
any wonder | am grateful 10 this
marvellous medicine. Gillian ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Gillian Acts Quickly

Gillian. the marvellous new medi-
cine. is taken shortly before meals
because It mixes with food AZ once,
helping togcIjminatc tho polsons
that foster stomach trouble. and
aiding the liver and bowels in their
proper functions This new. nat
ural kind Of medicine as We call
~ VIII assist IN bringing out gases
and impurities Frequently with
tho first dose which may have
been inside YOU for long time,
and which wore tho real cause ~
your days of misery with head
aches. dizziness. and tired feeling.
II ls important 10 note that Gillian
Will cleanse your bowels gradual
~ not draStically or severely az
they were never CleanSed before.
Thousands prefer Gillian because
II serves As a diurctiC 10 sluggish
kidneys and helps flush out the
that cause haCkaChe.
rising AZ night. and sharp burning
pains And by removing polSons
that have become damned up in
the kidneys and hloOdStrean, Gill
ian relieves aConlzing pain in the
muscles and Joints.
\ special Gillian representative,
known as the GILLIAN Man, IL
now at Cunningham Drug stores
al 1924 Griswold ST., and 1865
Woodward Ave. Detroit. Here he
is meeting crowds Of interested
men and women daily and
introducing and explaining the re-
markable healthfuI properties Of
the naturally made" Gillian Com
pound. Gillian II recommended
and sold by all Cunningham's Drug
stores. Help yourself 10 health.
Start today by buying a bottle Of
Gillian. One bottle will convince
YOU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Trunk Routes Traffic
Cut 339o by Rationinq

LANSING. Dec. , State trunk
line traffic was cut nearly 80 pen
cent during the FIRST day Of gas
oline rationing in Michigan p
count made by the state highway
department. showed today
Commissioner G. Donald Ken
needy said this was the average
drop throughout the state as
taken from y counting stations
Some were located in the City of
Detroit SharpcSt decline was on
L. S.-27 near Cheboygan. whore
tho drop was So per cent Traffic
throughout the state averaged -
per cent iowrr on Tuesday than
on the same DAY last Year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Kissing Bug S Blight

AUSTIN Tex. Dec : rUPl-
New blame was placed an the
kissing bug when the Texas
branch OF the American Society Of
Psychologists met recently AT
the University Of Texas, Two va
rlcties Of the kissing bug trail
ioma ~anCuISuga and traltona
antigua were accused Of being
carriers Of sleeping sickness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Saginaw Loses ID Prosecutor
In Two Months 10 The Army
TIME. >tAn Correspondent

SAGINAW. Dec 3 Saginaw
County today is down 10 one
man prosecutor taft following the
departure q. August T. Neherle
proSeCutor-cleCt. for an officer q
training camp ~ Maryland
Neberle. who took charge Of Tho
office when Prosecutor Joseph r
FriSke left 10 accept an army
commission two months ago and
continues 70 draw on MS 81 pr1 q
year salary until has term ends
already has appointed TWO assist
sntSc 70 take office or January L.
A. present. ROLAND y Mont
romery is the staff. and an sttor-
nev generals rulnE gives him the
power 70 hil me empty post
Montgomery promises be VIII NOT
60 into the army until after jan
uary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
da, reported theft Of their gas
ration books

daN reported theft ~ their gas
ration books.
A large ~ sign viii be place.
on the County Courthouse gun
mount. rcplaclnE a CIVIL War can
non sold recently for so in a >craI
drive
War department officials have
started action toward leasing
Tri-CitN Airport for the dura-
ton
According 10 the contract nv
which Saginaw. BAY City and
Midland furnished land for the
$40 acre field the government
can lease the property on ~
year basis, hut the property
will revert 10 the three cities
after the War.
Total cost 81 the project as
planned now will he about So
100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Secretary Wins
Sudp0ueenTit|e
With 54,661 Lbs.

inns NlHDV NhFFf~pfhuf"
FLINT. Dec. 3 Miss Josephine
Klahucher.- 20. assistant secretary
Of the Flint Athletic Club, today
is Fhnt'S scrap queen
She was chosen in contest
staged by the Junior Champer of
Commerce 70 further the City's
scrap collection for November
which netted 2O9.950 pounds or
nearly lO5 tons Of scrap. She re-
celved 5466l Votes. representing a
vote for every pound Of scrap her
supporters collected during the
month.
4 Runncrup was Ann Franklin.
who received 5214O votes EloiSe
Clute IIorner was third with 3D.
Sal votes
Miss Klobuchcr viii he pre-
scented a $50 war bond at the jun
Tor chambers civic ball tomorrow
night al the Hotel Durant by Au-
thur CraWleY. president of the
Chamber of Comcrce.
Circuit Judge II. Russell Hol-
land If Pontiac will assist
Gene>ee County circuit Judges
when the December term Of.
court opens here next Tuesday.
Thirty criminal cases are SChed-
uled.
Herbert W Tucmncr. principal
Of LonCfellow Junior High School
has been renamed chairman Of
Geuo>ee CountyS victory garden
project.
Genesee County'S population
showed drop Of & per cent
over the 1870 figure. officials said
today. The total population for
the year ending May last was
227.OOO.
Wounded in action November 16
at Ca>ablanca, Corp. John r
Mainprjzc. son Of Mr. and Mrs
Robert Mainprize, Of l49i2 Oliver
street. has been awarded the Or
der of the Purple Heart AZ Walter
Reed Hospital i'm Washington
where he Is recovering from his
wounds.
Mrs. Forbes Markley ~ the
OAR today asked Flint residents
10 cooperate i'm the OAR prof
ect 10 provide Christmas boxes
for soldiers stationed in Flint.
She said enough boxes have been
obtained for hte men billeted at
|. VI. \. Auditorium hut some
still remain 10 he furnished for
those AT the state aTmory.
A plan 20 open SuhStations 70
COllcCf water bills will be taken UP
by city commissioners tonight &c
enable water users 10 pay their
bills at nclghbOrhoOd stores anC
3 save gasoline. Claiming that costs
Of rcvamping a billing machine
would be TOO high, officials today
refused 10 consider a plan 10 send
water bills on l-ccnt post cards
The city would save several thou
sand dollars annually. il was said
4 the plan was adopted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Mass OCD Graduation

Pontiac civilian defense work.
erS, 1900 of them who have com
pleted various courses in civilian
defense, Will be graduated in a
mass ceremony next Monday night
IN Pontiac High gymnasium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
GAS PAINS
T0RMENTED HER like
DEMONS, WOMAN SAYS

Caroline Crudak, l. a n d
Hotel, Detroit, Says She
Endured Terrible Gas
Pains for 20 Years-P aims
in Arms and Legs Added
to Her Misery-Took Gil
jan and Says This Re-
markable . n atura ;
Medicine Brought Blessed
Relief.
The finest writer M the world
could ON pages and SfIlI not toll
story so interesting. SO iG'l OF
human pam and suffering so fun
OF gratitude for relief from tor
urc a. you viii find IN these sim
pie words of Caroline Grudak We
want YOU 10 read her statement
W>t as She made d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Mercury Hits 10 in Pontiac

PONTIAC. Dec. ;. The mcr-
curry dropped TO 10 above here
this morning In y hours the
mercury dropped 3 degrees 10
bring the coolest weather of the
season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03

Good Earth Druggists all over
Michigan say they never saw GLE
Jan equal They report that
many men and women who have
used Gillian arc coming forward
with statements describing what
Gillian did for them and urging
others 10 try this great natural
medicine that brings Health from
tho Good Earth "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Traffic Cut
p Pet. i'm
Lansing

Ian SING, Dec. 3 Office
workers. students and some war
workers were arriving Al their
destinations late today as a p
per cent reduction in Lansing
traffic forced the Inter-CitY Coach
Lines pass up hundreds OF persons
lat loading zones.
An additional gas rationing Of
fee was opened at 127 West Ale
gan street following a ruling from
the fire department that the pres
tent office at l27 East Allegan
street was a fire hazard.
Is. NJ. Crawford. 1923 Ken
Sington road, will finish the
first gas ration period II gal
Ions short. He reported theft
of that many gallons from his
car during the night.
Despite gas rationing. 500 L.
lgionnaireS viii attend the annual
winter conference Of the Mlchl-
gan department of the American
Legion, ITS auxiliary and the state
40 Ct g society here Saturday
and Sunday. Henry Dudley Of
Washington. director Of defense
for the Legion and first assistant
Ito Reed Lands. OCD director
will be guest speaker. Mrs. Ruth
Mathebet of Alameda Cal ma
'tional president of the auxiliary
also Will speak.
The war a. IL affects the
florist business will he the topic
of the annual winter meeting
in Lansing today Of the Michi-
gan State Florists Association.
Graduation ceremonies Will be
held at the Hotel OldS for a.
officers and men in the second
contingent 10 finish their course
at the Abrams School OF Aero
nautical Photographic Interpreta-
ltion. Governor Van Wagner, 1t
Col. Harold a. Furlong state de-
Tense council director. and CheS-
ter Fordney. marine officer from
Chicago, Will speak.
Action on all fuel oil ration
applications will he completed
within week, OPA officials
revealed today.
! ThiTty-threc lnCham county
men VIII leave from Lansing late
this month for induction ccntcrS
/ a huge SendoG is planned by USO
and Y NJ {. a. officials at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Gillian Is Natures Medicine"

Gillian Is q scientific mixture OF
tho iulccS of - hcalth-gilng
herbs. barkS and roots from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
4 drive 90 salvage jalopieS waS
launched TODAY ny the Junior
Chamber az Commerce.

SeleCuve service and enlist
mentS have reduced the population
Of Saginaw and Bay counties bN
one-hah per cent from the 1910
census. II was estimated today
The two counties have a CamblneC
population Of 204 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03

Thirty-threc lnGham County
men VIII leave from Lansing late
this month for induction ccntcrS.
a huge Sendoff is planned by USO
and Y. NJ {. a. officials at the
dCTOt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03

Bert Y. Cannell. 1924 Thur
man street, and Harry Palhtt.
Sss North Franklin street, to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03

Action on all fuel oil ration
applications will he completed
within week, OPA officials
revealed today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03

Circuit Judge II. Russell Hol-
land uf Pontiac will assist
Gcne>ee County circuit judges
when the December term Of
court opens here next Tuesday.
Thirty criminal cases are SChed-
uled.
Evening star., 1942-10-11

OF service but would be only sub
stitution. 1t would mean, he argued,
the transportation of bus patrons
directly to the heart of the business
district, Government Triangle, Bu-
reau of Engraving and Department
of Agriculture without transferring
or other delays.
Completing First Year.
Mr.. Hensley is winding up his
first year as president of the asso-
citation. He built his home in the
area in 1885, joined the association,
was elected to its Executive Com
mittee, became vice president and
then was elected president. He has
also served as chairman of the Pub
lie Utilities Committee.
Mr.. Hensley was born in Jackson,
Mo-, November S, 1889, and was edu-
Gated at the University of Missouri,
Minnesota, Harvard University and
American University. A senior econ
omlst with the Farm Credit Admin
lstration, he was previously county
agricultural agent in Missouri, State
extension agent, extension assistant
and agricultural economist. Mr..
Hensley was senior economist with
the Federal Farm Board from 1890
10 1888, senior economist of the Gen.
tral Bank for Cooperation from
1888 to 1884 and has held his pres
ent position since the latter year.
MIR. Hensley is a member of the
Federal Club, University of Missouri
Alumni Association, Harvard Club,
Missouri State Society and is a sec
tor air raid warden.
Evening star., 1942-10-11

appointed: Mrs. Frank Levy, mem
bership; Mrs. Robert Webb, ways and
means; Mrs. Charles P. Swindler,
hospitality; Mrs. L. r. Wagner,
publicity and registrations; Mrs.
Persis Coiner, war activities.
Edmonds- -Maury.
A meeting will be held tomorrow
at 7:45 pm, at the Maury School.
The teachers will be present to
meet the parents.
Officers and chairmen for the
year are: Mrs. Mildred Holmes,
president; Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffer,
first vice president; Miss Mildred
Green, second vice president; Mrs.
Lucille Fellows, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Marian Barry, corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. Alice Ger
main, treasurer; Mrs. Ethel Mullen,
historian; Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffer,
program; Mrs. Grace Goodman,
membership; Mrs. Lenora Hagerty,
ways and means; Mrs. Veda Draper,
grademothers; Mrs. Jennie Weber.
publicity; Mrs. A. Smith, study
group; Mrs. Lucille Lins,. scrap
book; Mrs. Laura Costenbader,
legislation; Mrs. Esther Au, health;
Mrs. Burdell Read, hospitality: Mrs.
Dorothy Turner, safety; Mrs. Esther
Lovel, student aid; Mrs. Ora Stone,
defense.
Madison Taylor.
A meeting for this school year
will be held Thursday at 8 pm, at
the Madison School. Mrs. Edward
r. Seal director of publicity for
the District of Columbia Congress
OF Parents and Teachers, will dis
cuss How the Home and School
Can Help in the War Program"
Mcfarland Junior High.
The association will meet tomor-
row at 2 pm. Mrs. p. c. Elicit,
president Of the District of Columbia
Congress of Parents and Teachers,
will be guest OF honor.
Oficers and chairmen for the year
are: Mrs. william T. Speer, presi-
dent; Mrs. Harvey Haun, first vice
president; Mrs. George E. Cook,
second vice president; Howard p.
Stafford, third vice president; Mrs.
A. O. Dooly, recording secretary:
Mrs. Catherine Tolson, correspond
ing secretary; Robert Rudy. trea-
surer: Mrs. Harvey Haun, mem
bership; Mrs. George Cook, de-
tense; Mrs. Charles Warner, student
aid: Mrs. Mildred Weasmer, ways
and means: Mrs. E. r. Ballinger,