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Placer this survey, l322.00 it. 10 Cor. No. 2, identical with Cor. No. Ellen Claim Placer this survey previously described; {; thence s. 79 deg. 37 min. E., 20800 fl. to Cor. No. 3, fir post scr-bed 3-SQ-1826 for this sur VeY: thence s. 75 deg. 13 min. E., l24000 fl. to Cor. No. 1, Gr post scrlbed 4-SQ-1826 for thls sur vey; thence s. Is deg. 39 min. w. l26900 fl. to Cor. No. 5, identical with Cor. No. 2 Burg Clam and Cor. No. 1 Venus Tundra. both of survey No. 1924, a fir post scribed 5-SQ-1826 for this sur Vey. thence N. 75 deg. 36 min. w, 61030 it. to Cor. No. identi cal with Cor. No. 1 Burg Claim, survey No. 1924, a fir post scribed 6-SQ- 1926 for this survey; thence N. 78 deg. 25 min. w. along line 2-1 Alpha Group Association Placer, Survey No. 1923, 55l.00 fl. 10 Cor. No. 1 and place of be- ginning. Containing an area of 22 61 I apreC
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Amer Rydeen. Register First publication July 13, 1922. and ending September II, 1942
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-28

after suspension on the previous
Sunday because of rain. All class.
es made splendid reports and the
pastor, Rev. J. C. Crier was there
fresh from the Sunday School Con
vention recently held at Gregory
and brought an interesting report.
Mrs. Bessie Miller teacher of Be-
ginners class wants her class pro-
NOTED because Of a steady improve
ment. Sis. Viola Tisbel was alb
sent due to the illness Of her
mother and Miss Daisy Cummings
was used as substitute teacher of
Adult class. Class No. l was
taught by the pastor, with Bro,
Silas Bowman as teacher of Class
No. 2. st. Luke Bapt Church
A successful revival has just clos
ed and many souls were saved.
Clayton Chapel Baptist Church:
Preparations are being made for a,
great revival here. The Sunday
School, with Supt Earl Sisk is
first to ring it's bell on Sunday
morning and they say they don't
lag behind. The efficient Mrs.
Caroline Hill is senior teacher,
Mrs, Rosie Sisk adult teacher and
Sister Sarah Jones has charge of
the beginners. ;. FAIRVIEW
CHURCH: Supt. Will Vault re-
ported a good S. S. attendance.
NEWDORA CHURCH: A success
full revival was closed recently at
the church. PERSONALS: Mrs.
Evelyn Martin returned to her
home at Menifee on last Saturday
after q two weeks stay with her
sister, Mrs. Cleo Boyd. Miss De,
rendie Lee has returned from ar
extended visit to Atlanta, Georgis
where she spent pleasant hours
with her relatives and accompany.
ing her home was her nephew
Madison Drain and his sick mo-
Their are here from North Little
Rock. Mrs. B. Drain is his mother.
Little Cleophus Martin one of our
paper salesman has had his mo-
ther to make him a nice paper
sack, with the inscription, STATE
PRESS. Little ALI Boyd is still
holding the lead in the sale of pa
pers, but Will Earl still boasts
Of giving him good race. Attic
Earline Lawrence has just started
selling papers, he promises to make
them all know that he is a sales
man. On the sick list this week
is Sister B. Drain, Bro. Ed Lotter
dale, who is recovering and Bros.
Frank Baugh and Sam Baker.
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-28

reporter accompanied Mr.. Sam Har
iris to Walnut Ridge Sunday af.
ternoon.. :. Mrs. Norine Weaver,
Orvie Overland, Lula d. Higgins
and Robert Smiley were visitors
in Tuckerman. Friday At the
lovely home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
ington Finley, Mrs. Ruth Finley
was hostess to six young ladies'
Friday at 3 100 p. m. honoring Mrs
Goldie Wafford and after many
interesting topics were discussed,
Virginia Smiley invited the guests
into the dining room where a de-
licious salad luncheon was served.
Other guests persent were Mes
danes Theodore w. Harris, Call
lie MvCurn, Annie d. Finley and
Norine Weaver. Rev. Arnold
pastor of the Church in Christ
filled his pulpit Sunday Mrs.
Carrie c. Kitchen of Chattanooga
Tenn, is house guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D. Smith while visiting
her father, Mr. John Canady and
other relatives. Mr. James left
Sunday for Kansas City where he
will accept employment Little
! d. c. Coleman attended the con-
ference with his father last week.
Misses Magnolia Simpson and
Christine Cathy arc now employed
in the lovely cafe of Mrs. Maude
Smith at Newport. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Strong were dinner guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Sunday and
a delicious chicken dinner with all
the trimmings was enjoyed, Mrs.
Louise Scott returned to her home
in St. Louis Monday night. Mr..
George was visitor from New
ark last week. Mesdames Fran
els Hennings and Synthia Taylor
are reported to be improving. Mrs.
Lula Woods, Virginia Brown, M.
e. Mccoy, Lydia Woods and Miss
Dorothy M. Simpson spent an en-
joyable evening Monday fishing in
White River. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bishop enjoye dan outing on
the river Monday and Mrs Bishop
regarded it as a lucky day in
catching fish. A large number Of
guests are expected Thursday and
Friday to attend the Conference
which convene Thursday night at
Bethlehem Baptist Church, with
Rev. T. L. White as host. Mrs.
Emma Harris is still confined to
bed Mrs Pearl Wilkerson who has
been i'll is improving
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-28
host church.
Ost church.
FUNERALS
JnO. J. Jones Director

GIBSON, Mr.. Jno.--- August 20,
Union Hill Cemetery, Lewisville
HICKS, Mr.. Johnnie, August %
Macedonia Baptist Church,
Texarkana.
VAUGHN, Baby, August IA
Statcline Cemetery, Texarkana,
TRAMMELL, Sylvester, jr. Aug.
"a, James Cemetery, Rt. 3 Tex
arkana.
TAW. Rev. A. W, Missionary Of
Zion District, Assn, August a
from Mt. Zion Bapt. Church,
Texarkana.
DORSEY, f. T. Mr.. August o.
from Cedar Springs Bapt church
Hooks, Texas.
BOONE, Mr.. Jerry, August 81, Full
ton, Ark.
WHITMORE, Mr.. Lee Ards, Aug.
% Walker Cemetery, Mande-
vile, Ark.
ROBERTSON, Mr.. George An
thony, Aug. % Nash Cemetery,
Nash. Texas.
STEWART, Mr.. Jim, August "a
Park Avenue Church, Texarkana
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-28
Batesville News
BY Virginia Smiley

ABOUT TOWN: Friends of Mrs.
Mable Flenoy, who is visiting in
California, will bye delighted to
know she finds all of her chill
dren we'll and they're having
lovely time. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Sloane, Vance and Lula
Dean Montgomery, Messrs. Robert
and Neal Smiley, Mack Valentine
and Miss Nellie Freeman were
among those who attended the pic
mic at Driftwood. Mrs. Willie
Flemings and little son, Herbert
spent two weeks in Hope and sur
rounding vieinities and report a
very pleasant stay. Mrs, Flem-
ings' mother is reported to be i'm
proved. The hay ride Thursday
night sponsored by Mr., Mack
Valentine, president of Steward
Board No. 2 of Bethel A. M. f.
Church was enjoyed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Roosevelt Flemmings, Miss
es Ruthie Burt, Lou Dora Nc
Curn, Annie and Virginia Osborne
Alto Smiley, Messrs Waldo Brown
and Booker Jackson. Very in
teresting dinner guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson Jones Tuesday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Whit Wells. Mrs.
Mary Freeman and Mr. Charley
Turner Of Little rock, who spent
the day visiting Mr.. Wells cousin,
Mrs. Mary Oats. Fishing was
enjoyed on White River Mr..
Willie Pope returned to his home
in st Louis Tuesday, Mrs. Pope
will spend the week end visiting
her sitter, Miss Rena Harper of
Newport and will leave Tuesday
for her home. After spending two
enjoyable weeks visiting relatives
and friends Prof. Cothrine return
ed to st. Louis Friday. Friday
night was one of the biggest mites
of the s. S. and Missionary Con-
vention held at Tuckerman in the
A. Nj. f. Church with Rev. N l..
Dove as host. Rev D. c. Coleman
delivered one of the greatest SER
mons preached during the confer
ence. The choir of Bethel A. M,
+. Church sang beautifully. Rev.
Coleman with the efficient pianist,
Mrs Callie McCurn has one of the
best choirs in the state. Rev. j.
NJ. Turner, presiding Elder of the
Newport District made inspiring
remarks.
Choir members include Mesdames
Nellie Woods, Estella Vaughn,
Marie Tucker, Berneze Norman,
Eddie Waugh, Marian Bauccum,
Misses Codella Montgomery, Chris
tine Cathy and Laurine Woods,
Mcssrs. S. T. Finley and Vance
Montgomery. Evangelist Pearl
Martin, Mesdames Lucy Thomas,
Bertha Williams, Callie Cravens
and Mildred Coleman attended the
Conference at Tuckerman Miss
Lula D. Higgins, Mesdames Essie
Lexion. Anna D. Finley and your
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-28

Little Rock, Miss Campbell visit
ed Rev, and Mrs. j. II, Taggart
of 1916 Valentine and attended
the Methodist Conference and acted
as instructor in the institute. Mrs.
Green was guest of her brother,
Mr.. ksruth White of 1880 West
18TH St, and journeyed to Pine
Bluff to visit her husband, Mr.. Ira
Green. Both young ladies' report
an enjoyable trip. Miss Camp
bell is spending the ek-end with
her grandparents Mr., and Mrs. S.
A, Wesson Of Nashville The
stork visited Mr., and Mrs. Mel,
vim Wesson and they are proud
parents of baby girl. Elois. :.
Martha Jean, Mary Laquita and
Marcus Earl Johnson are visiting
in Ashdown with their grandfath-
er, Mr.. Mack Harris. Corp. AL
len Hubbard of TT. Clark, Texas
has returned after brief visit in
the city with his aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Thomas. Pvt.
Harding Harris of Camp Living
ston, La, is visiting his mother,
MIS-. Penny Mae Harris. Honor
ed at Party. Mr., and Mrs. G.
l.. Cox honored Mrs, Flossie Bry-
ant at a party at their home on
Wednesday night and friends en-
joying the affair included Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Washington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G, Carmichael, Mr.. and Mrs.
b, Randall, Mr.. ard Mrs. f. Belle,
Mr., and Mrs, James Afford; Mrs.
RALPH Bradley, Misses Georgia
Cooks and Evelyn Taylor, Mr..
NNNeii NV ooiiiiaoli ana guest
from Chicago -and Messrs. Fred
Rogers, James Moore. Murray
Thompson, Seaborn Bumpers, JON
dell Nelson, Pike Wilson, ODDS
Ballard and H. C. Corhin. Re-
treshments were served buffet
style with Miss Helen Iacefield
and Mesdames Cox, Bryant, Webb,
Thompson in the receiving line.
The formal gowns of the ladies
and the floral decorations made
lovely picture.
Honoring Mrs. Jimmie Love
Grady Of Saint Louis. Mo-, Mr..
and Mrs. j. T. Moore entertained
with a banquet at the country
home of Mr.. Walter Jackson :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yayers entertained
with tea Friday for their sister
and neice, Mrs. Mayme B. White
of Tucson, Ariz. and Mrs. Mar
tina Bradley of Kansas and also
their sister in-law, Mrs. Ethel
Bradley of Detroit. The colcr
scheme was red, white and blue.
Mrs. Lue Daniels and Mrs.
Phillips entertained Sunday even
ing with a dinner party in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mayors, Mrs.
Mayme B. White, Tucson, Ariz
Mesdames Bradley of Kansas and
Blanche Carrigan of Chicago with
a large number of guests present
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-28
Personals

Mrs. Fannie Ridgeway of Pitts
burgh, Pa, stopped in the city for
a brief visit with relatives and
friends, enroute to Fordyce to
visit with relatives there.
Mrs. Willie Hughes passed thru
the city last week and spent few
hours between trains with friends
She resides in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Sophronia Richardson for
mer resident here, who resides in
Wilson is in the city on a business
trip.
Mrs. Edna Rector, 1905 Chester
is taking a much needed rest in
Philadelphia as guest Of her sister
Mrs. Ester Davis, and daughter,
Mrs. M. r. Smith.
Charles Pruitt, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Pruitt, 1903 Gey
err st. was in the city to attend
funeral services Of his grand
mother. Mrs. Bettye johnson. He
left Friday for his home in Balti-
more, Md, and was accompanied
ms far as St. Louis, Mo-, by his
mother, who visited in the
"Smoky" city for few days.
Guest at the home of Mrs. A.
B. Whitmore, No. 6 Trustworthy
Courts is her son, Mr.. Theodrix
Whitmore Of Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin. The visitor is a brother to
Mrs. Georgia Anthny and the po-
pular "playboy" ABOUT town, AL
win Whitmore. who is showing the
"bip" brother the city.
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-28
Visits Mother
Relatives And
Friends

John E. Bush, son of Mrs. Ursal
inc j. Bush and the late Chester
E. Bush, spent a week in the city
visiting his mother sister and
friends. Mr.. Bush is doing his hit
for National Defense, working in
one Of the largest Defense plants
in Detroit, Michigan. He is a
graduate Of Dunbar High school
and Dunbar Junior College, OBJ
taining his college degree from
Tennessee State College. Nashville
Tenn, where he was indicted in
to the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity.
After serving his apprenticeship
with Hubble Bros. Undertakers
here, he went to Detroit sixteen
months ago where he has special.
lied in Techronology in the wa,
effort. Many courtesies were cx.
tended him while here. John left
Saturday, August % to report fol
his important duties August "a
having enjoyed a delightful stay
at home.
~ ssst ~
! Mrs. Leona Hudson Of st. Louis
Mo, a former resident here spent
last week in the City of Roses
visiting her sister, Mrs. Made
Kimbrough and her aunts, Mes
DANES Marie Waugh and Ethe
Atkins. She reported a pleasan
stay. Mrs. Eller B. Sanifer o.
Pineville, La, is guest of Mr.. an'
Mrs. Earl Lane Of College Station
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-28
Rixie News
BY Silas Bowman

FATALLY WOUNDED: II is
indeed regrettable to report the
fatal Staying of Essie Lotterdale
by Lorene Diggs Sunday evening
at tavern near Booker Torrance
Miss Diggs was member OF
Fairview Church. Holly Grove
A. M. E. Church services were
held Sunday and were again alive,
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-28

The Phyllis Wh.aey YWCA building has been closed during
the month OF August for much needed repairs and redecoraon
which will include painting inside and outside building
and furniture repairs rcfnshng of furniture and floors other
general cleaning up items.
The work is being financed by gift from the Remmell estate
received about five by additional funds by
Hospitality Committee and by small Of bud
get Activities for the fall program will opened as
the werk of redecoatg has been completed which should be the
first part of September.
Arkansas State press., 1942-08-28
Lots For Sale!

In Brundidge Addition, Hope,
Arkansas. Prices and terms very
reasonable. For information see
s. B. Young, sr. Agent, Box 270,
Hope, Ark, Adv.
La gaceta., 1942-12-14

dando muerte a 200 japoneses antes
de ser herido.
Anteriormente Diamond habia 81
do alcanzado por un proyectil en- ell
brazo quedando fuera de combate,
por 10 tanto, Schmidt tuvo que ha-
cerle frente a la situacion sin ayuda
alguna. Ash 10 hizo, disparando
hasta que, segun cuenta el mismo,
la ametralladora Sc calento tanto
que lie ampollaba las manos.
DisparandO sin cesar
A pesar de que la ametralladora
Sc encontraba candente, Schmidt
seguia disparando sin cesar, y ell
aqua de la camisa de enfriamientoi
agujereada por las balas enemigos,
comenz6 a correrle por las piernas
y ell pecho.
Generalmente Sc cree que cuandc
una ametralladora Sc encuentra
desprovista de aqua Sc obstruye y
no sigue funcionando, pero 10 cier-
to es que la que manejaba Schmidt
continue disparando como por mila-
gro.
En- cuanto a sus dos companeros
Johnny Rivers habia muerto y Lee
Diamond, al recobrar ell conoci'
miento despues de haber sido tocadC
por una bala en- ell brazo, tomo s.
automatica Reising para hacer use
de ella con la mano que lie quedabf
ilesa.
La gaceta., 1942-12-14
SANTOS DEL Ola
NicaSio, Arsenic e Isidoro.

Ell BALE DE ANOCHE
No fu6 6bice la temperature
de anoche para que nuestro ele-
mentO bailador dejara de asistir
al bale calebrado en- ell CirculC
Cubano, por la Secci6n de Re
cree.
La sala principal lucia encan
tadora, albergando a una selec-
ia concurrencia, la que Sc divir-
tic a mas no poder bailando a
los acordes de la orquesta que di
rige el professor Frank Grasso.
E plendorosa y elegante lucia
la nueva cantina que Sc constru
vera en- la terraza anexa al sa,
en-. obra del Sr. Antonio Cas-.
trO.
Hasta despues de las doce de
la noche dur6 la fiesta.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1942-12-14

de Chicago, 10 que no eSperaban
los eXpertOS, con anOtaci6n de
IA puntos por 6. ESta victoria
do a los Pielesroias el campeo.
nato de la Liga Nacional y la
venganza de la derrota que hace
dos amos sufrieron frente a los
0sos, con anotaci6n de 70 pun.
tos contra 0,
Los 0sos tenian alcanzadas
"a victorias, sin una sola derro-
la. 18 de elias en- competition
por la bandera de la Liga.
Mas de $4,000 personals pre-
senciaron ell encuentro.
Los Pielesrojas esperaron a sus
poderosos contrarios desde e.
primer periodic. Sammy Baugh
jug5 de maners 'ensacional.
La gaceta., 1942-12-14
LOS DIDAS Ia Y 10 DE ES
TIE MES

Las autoridades postales de
Tampa v de la naci6n piden
que los paquetes con regalos de
NIaWidad Sc pongan al corrco
entire los dias Ii y 10 dc liciem-
bre, de moGo que pueden hegar
q tempo.
Despu6s del dia 30 de diciem-
ore sera tai 81 volumen, que Sc
ra impossible mandar los paque-
ties con regularidad.
Agradece la oficina local, a
cargo del administration Wall, Ia
cooperation que Ell pG5lico y la
.prensa lie vienen dando.
La capacidad en- los cares
La gaceta., 1942-12-14

Cubano, nos di6 a conocer los de
tables del bale que Sc verificara
Ell dia de Pascuas, Diciembre 25,
en- TODD ell edificio social.
Esta fiesta empezara a las 8
de la noche, continuando hasta
las 2 de la manana.
En- la sala principal ocupara
la concha de la m1sica la orques
ia completa de Don Francis
co." con su cantante Jose Came
10, y para los amantes de las pie
zas latinas ia Tropical" con
la Srta. Mercedes Sanchez y
Joaquin Barcenas.
Habra babe de Navidad en- ell
Circulo Cubano.
La gaceta., 1942-12-14

Fue en- csc momento cuando n
granada de mano estallo cast en- la
cara de Schmidt, volandole 81 casco.
A partir de ese momento, para
Schmidt no hubo mas que tinieblas,
10 unico que podia sentir era la
sangre.
I'm rafaga de plOmO
Cuando los tres heroicos soldados
de infanteria de marina quedaron
solos en- su reducto, los japoneses
concentraron sobre ellos una verda-
dera rafaga de balas barriendo con
todo 10 que les rodeaba. Las balas
rasgaban los sacos de arena espar-
ciendola sobre las heridas de
Schmidt.
Diamond Y Schmidt fueron res
catados, ell primero perdio un oJo y
ell segundo sufri6 graves heridas,
Rivers encontr6 la muerte en- la
heroica r~esistencia.
Evacuados del frente, Schmidt y
su companero fueron enviados a
San Diego, California, donde, en- un
hospital, ell primero hizo ell relate
de su aventura, pero 10 que nunca
mencion6 fue que 81 solo do muerts
a 200 japoneses. Este 10 revelaroA
los otros, quedando en- los anales de
la campana de Guadalcanal como
uno de los hechos de armas mai
notableS,
La gaceta., 1942-12-14
NOTAS SOCIALES
{PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ
LA MATINEE DE AVER

Tan concurrida como las an
t~eriores result6 la matinee bahia
bile celebrada aver por la Sec
ci6n de Recreo y AdornO del c.
Espanol.
BESIDE temprana bora de la
tarde Sc podia apreciar Ell exito
de la fiesta, va que las pareJas
llegaban en- gran cantidad. A e.
so de las cinco y media va Ia fies
TIA estaba en- TODD su esplendor.
La orquesta "Don Francisco
como de costumbre, fue muy "a
plaudida por ell repertoire que
present6.
Las mesas fueron ocupadas
por distinguidas y apreciadas
parejitas.
Hasta las ocho de la noche tue
TODD algeria y contento.
Los congratulamOs.
La gaceta., 1942-12-14
ALMUERZo INTIMO

Aver domingo ofrecieron a
varios de sus amigos un almuer-
20, los esposos Antonio Castro
en- su Residential de la oncena
aVenida.
Entire los asistentes Sc encon-
traban Cesar Rivero Mas, Can
ciller del Consulate de Cuba, y
Sra. "Quico" Alvarez, Alfredo
Perez Palau, Oscar Dorta, Os-
car Macias, Lazaro Alfonso, y ell
que estas lineas escribe y Sra.
Ell menu servido fue codimen-
atdo por la Sra. Castro. Consis-
tia en- lech6n asado, frijoles ne
gros, arroz blanco y meloco-
tones.
Fue una tarde de afecto y ca
maraderia.
La gaceta., 1942-12-14

a todos los que llegaban a fell
citar a Blanche.
lDdeito a la concurrencia un
corjunto dirigido por ell joven
Jimmy T%riguero.
Les asistentes fueron obsequia
dos con refrescos y dulces.
La gaceta., 1942-12-14

los Estados Unidos de numerosos
productos libres de derechos.
"Jamas Sc habia conocido ante
riormente, eXpres6, un intercambio
tan hbre Y una diffusion mas amplia
de In experienced t6cnica.'
"Tambi6n esta teniendo Influenza
eXtraordinaria en- TODD ell h~emisferio,
anadi6, los esfuerzos que ha venido
realizando Ia Junta para evitar una
desorganizaci6n completa en- In eco
nomia de los demas paises, incluso
los de America, a causa de las con-
diciones anormales como consecuen-
cha de Ia guerra.
En- la Division de Analisis de
Guerra Economical de la referida
Junta, eXiste un erecido numero de
investigadores cuya mission es estu-
diar ell efecto que ha tenido Ia
guerra en- los otros paises de Anne
RIGA asi como la de hallar modios
para asistir a dichos paises en- la
resolution de la crisis por Ia cual
atraviesan.
Mejoran las condolences
Otra de las actividades de Ia Junta
de Guerra Economical, decia ell senior
kreps, consiste en- tratar de me-
jorar las condolences de vida de los
trabajadores empleados en- las in
dustrias metal1rgicas Y en- la pro.
ducci6n de otros %articulos de vita
importancia para Ia industrial dc
guerra de las Naciones Unidas.
En- la celebration de los c~ontratos
para la compra de materiales, ana
do, la Junta de Guerra Econ6mica
Sc preocupa por mejorar la salu-
bridad, Ia alimentaci6n Y otras con
diciones de vida dc los trabajadores
en- esas industrias ~esenciales. Re
fri6ndose a los e~sfuerzos ~realizados
por Ia Junta para mejorar las con
La gaceta., 1942-12-14

clos derivados de la diffusion
de los conocimientos tecnicos,
de las nuevas Industries, asi
como de los nuevos adelantoS
en- la hygiene y salubridad Y
del m~ejoramiento del nivel de
vida.
Estas declaraciones fueron hecl.as
por Theodore j. Kreps, ~consejero
econ6mico de la Junta de Guerra
Economical, ante un conseio de estu-
dos sociales, constituido por estu-
diantes de todas las Americas, cele-
brado recientemente en- esta capital
y en- ell cual Sc discutieron los
ultimos acontecimientos.
Barreras econ6micas
FL senior Kreps hizo observar que
Sc habian eliminado algunos obsta-
culos economics, en- parte, mediante
la adquisicion directa por las agen-
cias compradoras del gobierno de
La gaceta., 1942-12-14
UNA INVITACION

Con una atenta communication
firmada por los Sres. Ibrahim
Diaz V Rosall6 recibo dos invita-
clones para ell baile que efectua-
ran ell entrante viernes los Guar
danes A6reos del Distrito No.
419 en- los salones de fiesta del
Ponce de Leon Court.
Esta fiesta es apadrinada por
los esposos Antonio Co.ado y Sc
nora Y Gaspar Mella y sonora
Una popular orquesta de la 10
calidad tsndra a su cargo la par
te bailable.
Agratecemos la cortesia de
os sehores firmantes.
La gaceta., 1942-12-14
NACIMIENTO

Con toda felicidad vino al
mundo ell pasado Jueves un her
moso nino, nacido a los esposos
Angel y Zoila Llauget, en- Ell Sa-
natorio del Centre Asturiano.
En- ell dia de hoy Ia Sra. Lau-
get sera trasladada a su hogan.
All congratular a los felices
papas, deseamos para ell nino
TODD genera de ventura,
La gaceta., 1942-12-14
DIVORCES

Lily Sierra contra Oscar Sic
IRA. Luis Men6ndaz contra Blan
ca Meneldez.
Dscretos: Conception Marli.
nez Alfonso contra John AlOn.
so Jr.; O5ie Atkins contra Emf
ly Atkins F. Garrison Robinson
contra William Jose Robinson.
La gaceta., 1942-12-14

del iarrocarril, camiones, coches
etc, es cada vez mas limi ada,
R-eccmendamos nOSotros a las
fam.lias iatinas que cooperel
con 81 servlcio postal, env.an1J
temprano sus paquetes.
La gaceta., 1942-12-14

clOn de los
recurSoS natu-
raleS en- los
diferentes
p a S e S d e
America para
atender a las
de la industrial
belica, pro-
mete %reportar
a este hemis-
ferio algunos
OtvOc hapaG-