davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04

cause with Secretary Stimson.
Bill has pardonable weak
ness for military titles and as
leader OF the Indian-style fight
ers would be major-general.
The original plan was to en-
dow him with a brigadier-gen-
erals rank, but Major General
Nelson Miles. army intelligence
chief blocked it. The CO boss
suspected that the newcomer
might be given charge OF the
combined army-navy spy sys-
TENS, and he had enough influ-
ence to thwart the scheme.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04

/ don't think much of birthdays. After ALL what is a
year but manmade invention licked off by mechanical
clocks David Warfield actor. his 18th birthday.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

and YOU must have these in
normal amounts every day.
4 good reducing diet is made
up almost exclusively Of the pro-
tective foods.
You hear so much about he
well-balanced diet that you are
apt to take IFS lightly But il
Is the proper balance Of the va
riouS food essential that assures
the smooth running Of the body.
For example, II YOU drink
enough iti-to- Cr-aff tt1e cal
cum and phosphorus you need.
but do not get enough green
vegetables, citrus fruit and sun
for vtaminS A, c and D your
system cannot efficiently utilize
the minerals and YOU lose your
pep and maybe your teeth Or,
lf YOU get plenty of calories but
not enough vitamin Bl. the en-
orgy value OF the CalorleS is not
fully liberated and the result is
fatigue poisoning.
Each of the food elements has
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
essentisIIy Refined

E,,cn'iall} Regency is style
or refinement and 'hc best fab
I.gs to SOY n OF are velvet, and
dama>k-. stripes and satinS and
brocadoS.
Beng a direct ou'growth Of
earlier Georgian STYLES such as
Hepplewhltc and Sheraton there
is a marked similarity between
those designs and Regency. Ger
tanlv they may all be used
harmoniouSiy together
IL is best 10 combine the lac
uuer finishes with others IN rose
wood or mahogany; that IS, use
two or three Of the tormcr. as
accent pieces. and the balance
OF fUHJturc In natural stained
finishes.
To sum up The Regency style.
II may be recognized mainly hN
three characteristics USe OF
lacquer. smaller scaling and
abundance of metal-ErIll doors
and mojal-gallery tables
In addition 10 ITS suitability
with other Georgian >tNlcS, u is
also pcrfocf Ton combining with
Duncan Phyfs.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Materials

The materials generally used
3re muslin and percale II chill
dren will be using them it'swiSe
10 get muslin as II IS sturdy and
sery durable -. mo best So
.ecuon when hard wear is eA-
pocted
Pcrcale is made OF finer yarns
and has \ closer weave II gives
.>ceIlent wear bat VIII not
stand rough treatment
Allow SiN bath towels and six
rand tow e1S for each member Of
he family and count tho
same number over this for
.Iests. The average ha'h "a" 81
-lle IS a by i6 inches How
ever. Il thc man q inc house
likes A larger size. 3S by =
riches You'll want 10 select
some for him The hand towels
average 1890 inches.
MANY homemakerS think D.
wise 10 buy tWo washclothS with
every bath and hand towel
particularly II 4 pattern e
.uosen Since thc WashcloihS
alc used more they often wear
nu' before tho towels
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
OVAL FRENCH KNOT RUG

HAVE scraps the blanket that you are
away sheets abecohs are going to
Institute has found way 10
caStofs and these findings along 10 you
D booklet, New Ideas for Handmade Rugs
hardly article Of home furnishing that Is more
decorative useful Without room looks
and rug change IT'S Whole
atmosphere tt
Making rugs by craft IN THIS
country the indians with their NaVaho rugs
hooked grandmothers
rag rugs people had make their own lovely
rugs -
would Navajo weaving IT Just
American Indians did apphqued designed from
French Knot rug qulte
handmade the booklet will give you Illustrated
ms follow.
also charming versions
braided crocheted and woven
designs; novelty that
" add a O
TO obtain booklet Handmade Rugs please
CENTS address TO Ihs
1925 Times Square Detroit Mich
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Home Decoration
Regency Furniture Particularly
Suitable to Small Modern Interiors

decoration IN pred hy the
French are much used and
make effective contrast with The
black lacquer or the deep r,ch
tones Oh rosewood and ma
hOganl
Metal guil> on cabinet doors
is another characteristics and
metal galleries around table
tops are typical motif
Wood carved 70 resemble bam-
hoo reflects the Chinese !nilu-
epcc in Regency design and
char seat, often are cane, as
are the backs.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Vi+annin (
And CaIoriie
Requirements
Nv IDA JEAN KAIN

DO YOu know the big differ
cncc between N'am.ns and calo-
RES The ,tam.ns are con
>p.cuous for their absence from
the diet. the calorcs for their
over abundance
Nobody has ever seen a vita
min. But II you ful 70 get
enough green and yellow yege-
tables. fresh fruits. whole grains
and dairy products. or TO stay
out in the sun or take cod liver
oil. YOU are missing something
vital and it is called vitamin
The effects Of such a def
cheney are readily disceruble in
lcSScned vitality. impaired vision
low cred morale and a lot OF
other troubles. 4 prolonged de-
ficleucv lead, 10 actual disease
ScurNy, Nctophthalm.a and
bcIIbcu.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Bv WILLIAM n. CLARKE

\ STYLE which has received
much publicity lately IS that
known as Regency Not period
itSclf Regency is the a : Of
the parade Of Georgian styles,
and one OF the best designs IN
"A group which includes Cmp-
pendale. Adam, Heppiewhite and
Sheraton
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
No Cooking School
tuesday Afternoon

THERE WILL be no cooking
chool tuesday afternoon. Jan0-
~ l3. for members Of The De
'roit Times HomemakerS Cluh
Instead the HomemakerS Club
Unit OF the American Red Cros>
VIII work all day on knit wear
for our boys on north Atlantic
patrol
TIE meeting place is tho club
room on mo nith floor ~ our
building. Doors VIII be open ~
= q. m.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

il was only human 20 want 10
make display Of them
This desire found ample Out-
let IN the work OF Regency de-
>lgnerS Thomas Hope latham
and Holland. who continued 20
work with fine mahogany rose
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Check Supplies Carefully
4efore Restocking Linens
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

NO SOONER do we finish
Christmas shopping than It's
time TO take advantage Of the
white sales. We could almost
call them pastel sales nowadays.
for many OF the linens come IN
ColorS.
The things which stand out in
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
American
Male Surely
A Superman
By HELEN ROWLAND

WHEN YOU consider how
for phy>ICa unfltnc>S. this man S
army must be composed Of
SIpermen the TItans Of the
modern world
The American man has Al
ways seemed 20 he an cNcep-
tional ht specimen OF hardy
perennial
UF LIVES Al HIGH tens ION
and loads m, inside, with
southern fried chicken OF A
<er England boled dinner ham
BURGER, and .ca cream >oday.
lrd.,cr.u n2tes
B.t what bo, Then no takes
= ,oda mint and aVake> IN the
morning refreshed and ready for
h,> scrambled eggs bacon and
rot n,uffns No wonder The
Government * viewing with
alarm The American diet and
INC food commission is irving TO
.rtcrr a I.tfla SANITY MO II.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Parallels French

Regency parallels The French
>tllc> Of Directolrc and Empire
The English king George H.
who among other dlSappolnt-
mcntS had seen wrcSted from
hIm the American Colonies dur
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

it's separate role but they are in
tcrdependent and you must get
them all for good health.
Victory Diet
BREAKFAST Galleries
Orange Juice 3is ounces IS
poa -hed crE on " hole wheat toan $50
pat butter
Conss tablespoon cream.
rounded teaspoon sugar 20
ass
LUNCHEON
Crilisd chepss and bacon sandwich 7Se
Chopped lettuce, esearols and water
Cress -
CVinsgar. seasoning)
Skim milk | glass ~
Apple small Nv
.os
DINNER
Roast lamb. slices trim on isO 400
Carrots whole
Spinach -
Whole wheat roll lO
Butter. y pat 90
Grapefruit =, vith 1 rounded tea
spoon sugar w
nos
Total calo-ies for day 1855
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Requirements

Nobody has ever seen 2 cali
ore either. and yoJ wouldn
recognize ono on a cold day even
though il is 4 heat unit
In terms Of work. one CalOrle
is the amount OF heat or en-
ergy-requlred to lift one pound
through 3087 feet But you
don't have 20 work that out.
Your Calorie requirements de
pend on your activity and this IS
fairly standard. II is estimated
that the average man weighing
around 80 pounds and engaging
IN moderate activity requires
5000 calorleS daily. In Sedentary
work he requires $500 calories
daily.
The average woman weighing
around 120 pounds and dong
moderately active work requires
- 500 calories daily For Seden-
tary work she needs , 100 calo-
ricS a day
Any one who Is more than 20
per cent overweight should leave
out ] 900 calorIeS IN the nonpro=
tcctIve foods. This makes the
average reducing diet for men
from 500 10 1000 calorieS A
day for women from ll0O 10
500 caiorics d day
Overweights
II YOU are overweight You can
turn your stored fat into energy
and YOU viii get along very well
But YOU have no reserve store
OF the protective NltaminS min
erals and protein 10 draw or
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Greet Change

one great change from pre-.
ceding styles j. the graceful
scaling oi the furniture. IL IS
smaller and lighter and is there
fore. particularly adapted 10 use
In The small interiors OF today
Lacquer is a typical finish.
Usually this is black, and s
hichhehted with gilt or Chinese
decoration. Metal mounts a
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

ing his reign
was old and
mentally all
ing but Stuh-
or ~ re-
fused TO die
HIS son. the
Prince of
w q eS was
made regent
for his aged
father. a n q
from this fact
the name Re
genCy is de-
rived 10 dc
sCrib the
style of this
era
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
SiIinq

Slzing is another thing 70 on
serve If the material has been
heavily sized YOU Will notice a
poWder-nkc substance when the
sheet is rubbed between the
hands. II does give new fabric
fine finish but II Will wash
out and leave hmSy bed
covering
Measure pillows before buying
cases then they VIII be-
neither TOO large nor too small.
n the cases are TOO small there
VIII be constant strain and they
VIII wear out quite rapidly.
For a pillow 21x27 inches Get
aNcS a2x36 or 42X3S inches
\ 12N2s nch pillow requires Z
.aSe 1896. or 45x3sla inches.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

wood and lacquered finishes and
derived Inspiration from classic
sources. -,
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

The turmoII WhIch was tcar-
ng France had no place IN The
AHgiand OF the same day In
stead thcrc was. a period OF
great prosperity and luxury and
ono result Of this show OF wealth
WAS Tho concentration more than
over of interest in horses llav-
INK much OF the worlds goods,
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

the sales are sheets and pillow
cases. towels. wash cloths. and
table linens. Whether you're
buying these household neceSSl-
ties for the first time or TeStock-
ng tho linen closet check your
supplies carefully.
Allow
Figure six sheets for each bed
NO IN use. TWO in the laundry
and two IN reserve. Three or
four pillow slips should be al
lowed for each pillow.
Size is one of the most i'm
portant considerations in buying
sheets For double bed the
90 by l0s inch size is preferable
however. some choose 81 by l0S
inches. Get 63 by l08 inches for
a single bed and 70 by l08
inches for The three quarter
type.
Read he label and be sure
that the measurements are
marked torn size II sheets
are not marked n this manner
hoy are apt 10 come out Of the
laundry with an uneven hem
line
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15

and won the championship. The
team consisted of Mr.. and Mrs.
John M. Lyell, Mrs. E. M. Koel-
la and T c. Drake.
In the hand shown today,
North's bidding was of course
psychic" 1t did not prevent the
opponents from bidding game,
but Drake (WesU had to play
the hand we'll to make the con-
tract. South won the opening
lead and dummy ruffed club
continuation. The ace of trumps
was cashed, revealing the bad
split. A diamond to the queen
forced the ace, and North fore
ed dummy with another club.
Declarer cashed the ace, king
and queen of spades, then led
the diamond for a winning fl
nesse of the ten. The diamond
king gave a stuff for Vests last
club. and when dummy led the
fourth diamond, South discov-
cred that he could win only one
trump trick.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15
. SO THEY SAY
so THEY SAY

SO THEY SAY -. -. UlEtb-
I do not see that the United
States will be able to disarm
CATER the war; as she did after
the last war. - Louis A. john
ston, presidential adviser.
At sea we have begun to turn
the corner. - Rep. Carl Vinson,
chairman House Naval Affairs
Committee.
With less than enough labor,
with less than enough machin-
cry, with old machinery patched
UP instead of new, farmers are
setting about the biggest job in
their history.-Stanley II. Ker-
shaw, National Safety Council.
The Japs are tough - the
toughest foe the United States
ever faced - and you men Gre
cruits) must make yourselves
tougher to win.
Lieut.. Comdr. John D. Bulk
eley.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Service Staff Correspondent

BEHIND THE SCREEN: Ma
tion-wide gasoline rationing in
November has put a taboo for
the duration on Hollywood's fav-
orite celluloid sport-the auto
mobile chase. Rather than risk
audience jeers, studios are mini
MIXING auto scenes in films due
for winter release. RKO has
completely eliminated auto chas-
es in the Falcon mystery series,
heretofore top users of the high
way chase for cinematic thrills.
And in another RKO movie,
"Bombardier," y the only gas
burning buggies, outside of air.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15
ON HOLLYWOOD
planes are Army jeeps.


It's a code in western pictures
that the hero never gets ricn.
Western movie audiences like
their heroes brave and daring
and broke every Saturday night.
So up came the problem of what
to do when Republics ace cow
boy star, Don Red" Barry, step
ped off his horse into a boudoir
to play a straight role in a ro-
mantle drama, "The Crooked
Circle" The plot has him ac-
curing a fortune in the final
reel. So to keep his fans happy,
Barry will wind up the film say
ing, Money means nothing TO
me, anyway"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15
GOLD BRICK SCRAPPED

SAN DIEGO. CALIF.-Ther
is gold in San Diegos scrap
metal pile - well. any ay,
there's a gold brick.
Two smoothies sold it Is years
ago. 1t went for $500 and the
promise it would be bought
back for $4,000 when the brick,
which they wanted guarded over
the weekend, was minted. They
never returned.
Attorney Robert Hamilton,
who acquired it from the victim
and used it as door stop. turned
it in.
A post-mortem revealed 1t was
mostly copper, lead and zinc.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15
McKENNYON
BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM e MCKINNEY
Americas Gard Authority

Up until this year, the South
ern Appalachian team of four
championship had always been
won by northern team. At the
end of the first session this year,
Mrs. Olga billiard of New
York, the only member of last
years winning team in the con-
test, was out in front. But after
the final session, a team from
Tennessee had passed the field
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15
SENTIMENTAL SURVEYS

EMPORIA, Kas.-Bill Housley,
Pawhuska, Okla, has been buy
ing horse-and-buggy outfits for
resale to Oklahoma farmers.
He says it's easy to make a
deal-if the wife doesn't appear.
Some of the farm wives, es-
pecially the middle age ones,
like to keep the old rigs.
It reminds them of their court
in days.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15
YOUTH SERVED

CHICAGO - John Andrews
credited his wife with an assist
in thwarting a holdup Of their
small grocery store.
Andrews resisted the attempt
of a young man, carrying
sheath knife, to rob him as he
grappled with the youth, Mrs.
Andrews struck him with a bot
tie.
The 73-year-old Andrews then
held the youngster while his
wife called police.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15
'slRTn CONTROL

Is IN Poland, women ore forbidden to bear children
|r(1l,ot expfess written permission Of Herr Hitler,
more often withheId-by his authorized
l4 This is true Of course only Of those not
More in the expansion Of the Moster Roce
Hyyltt9l&o<k is more fovored in Germonoccupied
&lnGd Cows ond scws ore permitted to bring forth
~ psviced the offspring ore registered otter
~ marked with cor toes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15
FLASHES
OF
LIFE .
BY The Associated Press
SEARCH FOR ROMANCE

NEW YORK - The President
of Queens is out looking for a
big blonde-but don't get the
wrong idea.
He's doing it for a soldier.
James Burke, the borough's
chief executive, said the soldier
asked him in a letter to locate a
girl he had met in Queens
ballroom and then lost in the
subway.
He said she was blonde, six
feet tall in high heels and
charming.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15
WHO THOUGHT THAT UP?
Eft I.EAVENWORTH KAS.

For years officers attending the
Army command and general
staff school fought the battle Of
Gettysburg in their tactical
studies.
They're going in for more up
to date stuff now.
Terrain maps of the old Civil
war battle grounds, over which
officers poured until they could
find their way around Gettys-
burg at night, are being replaced
with terrain maps Of present war
areas.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15
FEARFUL GREETING

FEARFUL GREETING
CHICAGO - Edward Lieber-
mann says he is satisfied with
the operation of the burglar
alarm i'm his store-he learned
about its effectiveness the hard
way.
When Liebcrmann opened his
store he forgot TO disconnect the
alarm mechanism and he was
greeted by a blast of tear gas
fumes released by the alarm.
Fircmen put on gas masks and
aired out the shop.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15

Buying bonds means good
sense right now and good dol
lars in the future.
Some women make fools of
men-and some get there too
late.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15
C'MON, CRACK WISE

When Director Michael Curtlz
went east recently he was greet
ed by news reporters and photo
graphers at the stopover in Chi
cago. His picture, Yankee
Doodle Dandy" was hit every
where and he thought maybe
somebody would ask him for a
serious interview instead of
wisecracking over his famous
malaprops. One of the news
men drew him aside very conf
dentially. This was it, Curtiz
was sure. The man whispered
to him, Say something funny
to me that the others won't know
about
There have been some very
amusing title changes from time
to time in Hollywood. Such as
the novel, The Pink Chemise,'
which reached the screen titled,
Come On Marines" But here S
one that tops them all. In 1918
Fred Niblo, who was later to be-
come the famous director, played
opposite his wife, Enid Bennett,
in a sweet little romance called
Loves Young Dream" Niblo
was the hero. 1t reached the
screen as THE Bootlegger's
Daughter" with Niblo playing
the villain.
HOW TO GET A RAISE
The story of Mary Anderson
is typical of Hollywood. Couple
of years ago she was under con-
tract and was given Dnly bit
roles. Finally her studio let her
60 So she went to New York
and became an overnight sensa-
ton on Broadway in the play,
Guest In the House." Now
Mary Anderson is back at the
same studio where she was fired
two years ago-at four times her
original salary.
Mary Martin doesn't intend TO
go into competition with Arthur
Murray, but she just figures 20
worry him bit. Since crash
ing the big money, Mary, the
former Weatherford ct e Ky
dancing teacher, is financing IA
of her former pupils in dancing
schools in Texas and Oklahoma.
Says she: 1T isn't that I'm
making a lot of money. But it's
a lot of fun, and who knows,
maybe some day I'll be back at
the 1928"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15
. BARBS

1t won't belong now till the
gun that wasn't loaded will run
second TO the ice that wasn't
thin.
Hunters in Wisconsin killed
an Angora by mistake. Getting
a farmers goat is nothing new
for them.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-15
NOTHING TO 1T

ATLANTA - An Atlanta wo-
man, riding home on bus, sud-
denly realized she had left a
piggy" bank at the postoffice
while mailing letters. She hur-
ried back to the postoffice.
found the bank on the counter,
and then noticed it was heavy.
Between the time she'd left
the postoffice and returned, gen.
erous Atlantans, thinking it was
there for aiding some worthy
cause, and put many coins in it.
La gaceta., 1942-06-19
DICESE QUE CHILE ROMPE-
RIA MUY PRONTO SUS RE
LACIONES CON Ell EJE

Santiago, Chile, JUNO 10
Declare hoy ell Sr. Eduardo
Cruz-Coke, un senador de Ia
derecha, que Chile rompera
sus relaciones con el Eje mas
pronto de 70 que Green muchas
persOnas, uriendo asi su desti-
no al destino De Ia America.
Chile tomara las armas, 81 es
n~ecesario, en- defensa de la de
m%ocracia."
Cruz-Coke. de 43 afos de
edad, es uno de los mas nota-
bles m6dicos de Chile. profe.
SCR de la Uniyer''dad y rna au
toridad G nQuimica industrial
C invertigaciores. la vsitado
tres veces a Fstadps Unidos y
es nm admirador Tel presideL.-
&c Roosevelt. rs amigo intim0
de Ernesto Barros Jarpa, ell mi
nistro de Relaciones Exterio-
res.
Chile, en- su opinion. no pue-
de permanecer indefiEidamen-
te neutral.
La gaceta., 1942-06-19
LEGO a Washington Ell primer ministro mgles
Winston Churchill conference va con ell presi-
dente Roose~elt.-Molotoff insiste en- que debe
ser creado un segundo frente

Washington JUNO 10 FL
secretario de la presidential,
Sr. Fairly, anunci6 aver la lie
gada a Washington, en- una Sc
gunda vista, del primer minis
tro ingles Winston Churchill,
a quien acompaha ell general
Sir Alan Francis Brooke, jefe
del Estado Mayor imperial.
Churchill conferenci6 hoy
con ell p~residente Roosevelt y
creese que discutieron, entire
otros problemas, l. necesidad
de cumplir la promesa de un
segundo frente, hecha reciente
mente a la Russia Soviet.
La vista sc interpreta como
que Sc avecinan acontecimien-
tos de gran importancia.
Ell general Brooke dijo en- e.
Norte de Irlanda hace pocas
semanas, hablandole a los SOL
dados n-orteamericanos, que
muy pronto llegaria para ellos
ell instante de combatir.
Especular sobre ell segundo
frente, manifesto ell secretario
Fairly, es algo que esta p%erfec-
tamente justificado.
BESIDE Mosc1 comunican que
hablando anoche ante ell Su-
promo Soviet, ell comisario de
Negocios Extranjeros, Sr. Mo
lotov, destac6 de nuevo la ne
cesidad de crear un Segundo
La gaceta., 1942-06-19
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Sentencia confirmada. Medicos a sueldo. =
La salud del pueblo. = Churchill en- segunda vi
sta. La infamia en- ell juego.

La Corte Federal de Apela-
clones del Distrito de Columbia,
de la capital de la Rep1blica, a.
caba de confirmar la sentencia
dictada contra la Association Ne
'dica Americana y la SOciedad
Medica del Distrito de Column
bia, a las que ell gobierno acuso,
probando su case, de conspira-
ci6n para violar la ley Sherman,
la ley que Sc opone a los name
jos y componendas de los trusts.
Conspiraron esas sociedades
de medicos para entorpecer, que
brantar y destruir los mobiles fl
mes de la Group Health Associa-
ton, una cooperative basada en-
los principles del mutualismo,
pero sin conceder las ~ventajss
que, por ejemplo, otorga a sus
miembros ell mutualismo tampe-
no.
Los magistrates del tribunal,
siendo ponente ell magistrate
Justin Miller, votaron unanime-
mente por la confirmation de la
sentencia y la Association Me-
dida Americana deberh pagan
una multa de $500 y la Socie-
dad Medica del Distrito de Co.
lumbia una multa de $1,000.
tEs una decision justa y huma-
ma que todos aplaudimos.