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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13
ADDRESSES
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noon by John Brophy, Washington,
national director of the Industrial
Union Councils.
"ThiS plan," Mr. Brophy said, will
look toward the winning of the war,
and at the same time it will contem-
plate a progressive reorganization OF
our domestic economy in order to
eliminate poverty and insecurity and
achieve the society of plenty within
our grasp. 1t will unflinchingly face
the greatest of all modern problems,
the establishment of a new interna-
tional order upon democratic political
and economic foundations"
He urged the adoption of the
Murray Industrial Council Plan as
a solution to postwar economic
problems.
1.-The Murray plan," he said, sis a
proposal, first, for nationwide econ
omic planning, and second, for econ
omic characterization. 1t contemplates
an overall national economic plan
and subordinate industry plans. 1t
looks toward their administration by
a top planning board composed
of equal numbers of representatives
of organized labor and of management,
with government chairmen."
What everyone agreed was neces-
sary for the purpose of international
slaughter" he declared, twill be held
impossible in the interest of ordinary
peace-time human welfare"
Domestic reconstruction after the
war, he said, will call for "the con-
tinued regulation of price levels and
at the same time the maintenance OF
adequate wage levels through collec-
tive bargaining and minimum wage
laws"
"After the war, he continued
america must operate its produc-
ton and trade on an international
basis"
"Isolationism," he said, "is as
dead as the dodo bird"
In what was interpreted as a direct
challenge to the faction in the CIC
headed by John L. Lewis, Mr.. Brophy
said, "We shall fight against disrup-
ton within the CLIO as it now exists
He who lifts a hand against the solid
movement and of our purpose. We
shall stand united as one man agains
such attack"
He urged the delegates to "ron VI
their sleeves" and enter the coming
political campaign.
''It is essential" he said, "that WI
determine . that the men who rep
resent the American people in con
gress shall more than bespeak th
truth views of the people"
Congressman should be returned t.
office, he said, whose records prov
beyond a doubt that they are com
mitted to the winning of the war ant
the winning of the peace"
Sam Swanson of this city served a
member of the education commit
tee. Chairmen of the convention com
mittees selected follow:
Credentials, Robert Madigan, ST
Paul, district vice president; rules
Pat Sullivan, Austin, P. W. o. c
local g; organization, Al Esnougt
Minneapolis, T. w. U. A. Twin Cit
joint board; resolutions, Patrick Nc
Graw, Duluth, district vice president
Legislative, Claude Moore, Austin
P. w. o. c. local 9; education, JOIN
Biddison, Minneapolis, A. N. G. loca
2; constitution, Ed Drill, Duluth, G
c. C. w. local 12079; label, Ed Buhr
Minneapolis, U. E. r. M. W. A. loca
14O; officers report, Ray Munson
Duluth, l. w. A. local 90.
Mayor John Kapsch, on behalf o
the city of Ely, and Joseph Spreitzer
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13
PLANE HELD Tip.

The Wings for Norway training
plane scheduled to come here Friday
was delayed in Fargo, N. D., because
of bad flying weather. The itinerary
has been revised and it is not known
whether Ely is included.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-08-13
MY GAL SAL"
ELY FEATURE.

"Inspiration"-thats what America
needs today! And that's just what
America is getting in the person of
the "No. Redhead," Rita Hayworth
who is all set to inspire the fans when
she makes her appearance in Goth
Century Fox's Technicolor extrava-
ganza, my Gal Sal" at the Ely
Theatre Saturday midnight, Sunday
and Monday.
Co-starred with Victor Mature, John
Sutton and Carole Lands in an up
to-the-minute treatment of naughty
nineties story, the titian-haired Rita
purveys song, dance and beauty which
make screen entertainment with a
| smashl
"My Gal Sal" tells the story of PAU
Dresser who was a famous composer
and brother of author Theodore
Dresser. Dresser concocted hundreds
of tunes which are still setting mod
ern feet a-tapping among which are
"My Gal SAL" "On The Banks of The
Wabash" 'Mr. Volunteer"
The large cast includes such favor
ties as James Gleason, Phil Silvers
Walter Catlett, Mona Maris and Frank
Orth
The producers have kept their
weather eyes peeled on the Hit Par
ade by fashioning several additional
lifting production numbers for the
Technicolor opus.
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ITORS.
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TION FOR PROBATE OF WILL,
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CONVENTION

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Evening star., 1942-05-26
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

National-"Arsenic and Old Lace" ,"
the frolicsome murder tale with
Laura Hope Crews and Erich Won
Stroheim: $3.50 pm.
Capitol-"Rings on Her Fingers, "
a playful bit with Henry Fonda and
Gene Tierney: II am, 1:45, 4:30,
tbs and 9:55 pm. Stage shows:
1880, 3:35, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Columbia-"Jungle Book" with
Sabu and the talking cobra: 1l:50
am, 2:15, 44O,' 7:O5 and $50 pm.
Earle Reap the Wild Wind" the
latest spectacle Of De Mile: II am,
lao, 4::30, tbs and 10 pm. Stage
shows: ITO, 3:55, 6:45 and 9:25 pm
Keith's-"Joan of Paris" drama
under the Nazi heel, with Michele
Morgan and Paul Henreid: Ills
am, 1:20, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and $40
pm.
Little-"C in Flanders" the
French comedy with Rosay and
Murat: 1l:25 am, 1:25. 3:25, $50,
7:35 and e:45 pm.
Metropolitan-"King's Row." from
the dramatic novel by Henry Bella
man: 11:20 am, 1:50, 4:25, Z and
$40 pm.
Palace-"Rio Rita" Abbott and
Costello south Of the border: 1905,
2:30, ASS, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Pix-"Road to Happiness" John
Boles leading the way: $50, Sis,
TAO and 10 pm.
Evening star., 1942-05-26

Guthrie McClintic, came into town
with it a few seasons ago ever 50
bravely of a Monday night. They
departed the following Sunday, so
completely without "Herod and
Marianne" that the scenery, which
they donated to the school, still is
being utilized in one form or an
other. in productions at Catholic
University's theater.
That was but one week in which q
play closed in Washington, where
plays never close.
The week following, or 1t may
have been the week before, another
great actress, Tallulah Bankhead,
arrived at the National in a bit Of
dramatic delirium coined by the
mind of Zoe Atkins, II Am Different" /"
A great many Of Miss Bankhead'S S
loyal old Washington neighbors
Evening star., 1942-05-26

turned out to see TallulAh and her
play in the course of that week,
but they were the last people alive
to see It, for it, too, folded in this
town where no plays fold.
Great actresses, stars Of such mag
nitude that their very names were
reputed to be sufficient magic to
carry dull plays, were having a
terrible time that season. And were
sharing it with their audiences in
the way Of great actresses! Surely
not merely to make 1t three out Of
three, and to make Harper's press
department blush at this late date,
Ina Claire came along in the same
cycle in a Revolutionary War COM
edy originally entitled Generals
about whom the young playwright
play was as dead as the generals
about whom the young playwright
had written.
That was three out Of three in
as many weeks, Harper's.
The Theater Guild, a renowned
institution, and worthily so, will rea&
about plays never closing here with
what will no doubt be a bitter
twinge.
1t may be remembering that prize
production which ran so long and
so profitably ewith Katharine Hep
burn in the title role, Jane Eyre"
The run was through the Middle
West and was a kind of triumph
until 1t was decided to make a
Washington stopover. on the guilds
subscription list, on the way to New
York.
The stopover became permanent.
That does not happen to many
guild productions in this town, where
plays never fold. or anywhere else.
1t happened again, however, and
just last season to another one Of
the plays under the same sponsor
ship. That was Somewhere in
France" a fantastically garbled mar
rative which purported to diagnose
the spiritual malaise which led to
the downfall Of France. It's timeli-
ness was deemed a very fascinating
thing by those who produced it.
Those who saw 1t, however, found
1t an acute bore, and, comprising
as they did larger group than the
producers, they won. Somewhere
in France" got out Of town much
less than alive.
As for the statement that nearly
all plays are box Office successes"
Washington would be the critics
dream of Paradise were that the
case. But there are instances al
most within the memory of even
amnesia sufferers in which pro-
ducers have declared their diaboli-
cal intention to cross Washington
from their lists because their habby,
fumbling productions were not box
ONCE successes.
That is not true, Of course, Of all
producers, nor true of all dramas
which have been adversely reviewed
and word-of-mouthed by the Mon
day night customers.
But there have been enough to
make nearly all" an inadequate
qualification In the Harper book,
which no doubt IS 100 per cent &C.
curate in other aspects Of what
Washington Is like.
You're welcome to the publicity,
Harper's. and thank you for the
press release!
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Iorentz Gets Girl

Frances Dee has been signed by
Producer Pare Lorentz for the femi-
nine lead opposite Robert RyenTtn
Name, Age and Occupation" for
R-K-O Radio. The selection con-
cludes an extensive testing Of top
Hollywood personalities.
Dudley Digges has also been
signed for q big part.
Name. Age and Occupation" Is
now before the cameras. LorentZ,
in this picture of America over the
years between 1918 and today, has
already photographed Ford's River
Rouge plant to show the last pri-
vate cars rolling OF the assembly
line, and expects to take scenes
shortly in the North Carolina
mountains.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Theaters Prepare .
For War Bond Drive
Starting Saturday

The motion picture theaters' drive
to sell United States War bonds and
stamps opens Saturday with Wash
ington and Maryland committees
fully organized for a continuous
selling campaign.
John J. Payette and Carter T.
Barron are co-chairmen for the
District, co-ordinating local efforts
with the National Executive Com
mittee, headed by Joseph Bern
hard. Frank La Falce serves as
assistant to the co-chairmen, Dan
Terrell heads the Publicity Commit
tee; JIardie Meakin, Parade Com
mittee, and william Hoyle. Theater
Lobbies Committee. Gene Ford,
Harry Anger and Harry Krivit head
the Stage Events Committee; Will
liam Ewing, in charge of trailers
Evening star., 1942-05-26

1t is a quote to set the mind to
remembering. The mind might be
Evening star., 1942-05-26

that of any one
of a number of
persons of rather
noble standing
in the theater .
We can just see
Katharine Cor
nell, for one in
stance, sitting
down and read
ing Mr.. Kiplin-
gers piece and
r e m e m b e ring
H rod q n d
M a ria m n e."
Miss Corn ii
and her pro-
luoor h,,chord
Evening star., 1942-05-26

Why should your Uncle Sam have
10 dun anybody to buy . War bond
to help preserve the democratic way
Of living? Buy . bond as your own
expression Of willingness to help.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
But Plays Do Fold Here,
Harper's to the Contrary
Book on Theater in Washington
Inspires Some Bitter Memories
On Some Bitter asting Plays
BY JAY CARMODY.

There's pquant line in press release from Harperx
called handout"
1t a release nothing less.
Is a a book by M Kpinger
called washington Is Like That" reads:
Washington all box
Evening star., 1942-05-26
and printing; Sam CALAMITY, ex-
chapoes apd Charlie Z,rhorSt

dIIO PIHItIlIS, 00tH NukuIftJ' ."
changes, and Charlie Zurhorst,
radio activities.
The Maryland Campaign Com
mittee is comprised Of Sidney Lust,
Frank Durkee, Lou Rome and Frank
Hornig as co-chairmen. Members
serving on the individual commit
tees are in most cases those who
aided in the recent Army and Navy
Relief drive. which netted approx
mately $4,000.
La gaceta., 1942-05-27
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

los ~guisantes Y tcma.es- De en-
vasar.
I. Como ec Tue AnGrica 10 10
gra? En- una poquefa comuni-
dad del estado de Alabama cada
familia granjera esta orlando
2incuenta gallinas mas que an
s.
Estas gallinas signifi3an CO.
mida para tropas americanss en-
una docena lie fran.es de ba-
tal2a; s~ignifica hrevcs para los
nihitos de Inglaterra; signifi-
can que en- Yugoe; lavia, 0 en-
Gtacia, y en- Polonia-en todas
las parties Tel mundo Ilonde los
.gallinas lcuando la paz vanga.
los granjeros tendran nuevas
gallinas cauniio la psz venga,
Este es ell mode y "a manera
de como la comida americana
esta ~ayudando a la sNaciones T.
Midas a ganar la guerra. Y este
es ell como, en- la PEI ore venga
degpu6s de que SIC logre la victo-
ria contra las potencias del Eje,
las existencias de where's anne
ricanos Humanitarian a las victi-
mas de la tirania nazi.
La gaceta., 1942-05-27

"Las juntas loca.es estan auto
rizadas para ejercitar su .p1o-
pic. juicio Y conceder raciones
s-uplementarias siempre que &s
ten convencidas de que el-soli
citante necesita mas gaso!ina
de la que puede' obtener con
81 tarjeta."
En- casos de emergencia las
~juntas locales. deberan decidir
dentro de "a horas, 81 es posi-
BILE, Y dar la preferential a las
perscnas .empehadas en- traba
jos que tiene relaci6n con el
esfuerzo o production de que
IRA.
Nuevas tarjetas complement
tarias no podran ser obtenidas
sin la prueba de que las tarje-
tas A o B no son adecuadaS
para sus necesidades.
La American Automobile AS
ISOLATION ACADIA de ser critica-
da por Leon Henderson por ha
Der d;cho su director, Eric Sin
ger, "que los racionadores de
la gasolina no deben formar
una Gestapo. en- pequeno."
La gaceta., 1942-05-27
ACORDADO COMPRAR Ell
PECUEtNO klCUEEUaTO DE
HAMILTON

Los conceisCes acorlaron a.
noche, sin siQuiera cir Ell infor-
me de los comites de hacienda Y
aqua, comprar 81 pequeno acue-
ducto Hamilton Heath, que abas
Sece a Sulphur Springs, 4pOr la
cantidad de 100000.
AL dueno, ]. P. Hamilton, sc
lie hara I'm primer pago de 3d.
900 y ell resto Sc lie abonara EN-
un periodic de Is amos.
Consumer e. aqua de csc acne
1ucto, actualmente, 1,400 fami-
lias.
La gaceta., 1942-05-27
LOS DE-
BEN PRESENTAR TODOS
Los HECHOS ESENCIALES
PARA OBTENFR MAS GA
SOLINA

Washington, mayo 27.-Los
automovilistas que solicitor
mas gasolna de la que les fue-
ra concedida en- sus tarjetas,
deben estar preparados, seg1n
la OPA, para someter todos
los datos sobre sus requeri-
mientos antes de presentarse
en- las juntas de racionamiento
a hacer tales peticiones.
La OPA ha ordenado a La
juntas locales que resuelvan
todas las pe'iciones dentro de
un periodic dc cinco dias, pc
no ha dado jnstrucciones so
bre como la lresente tarjeta
del solicitan;e debe ser usada
antes de que pueda consegulr
una mas liberal classification.
La gaceta., 1942-05-27
Oliver Lytelton. elnuevo minisnode producciou
La contraparte del Sr. Nelson en- los E. Unidos
POE sU MADRE -
POE SU MADRE

das dc vostir. Sri familia gusta
repetir la historic acaecida a su
primo, el Comandante Stephen
Lyt5elton, de Ia Marina Real, ell
que al haeer una llamada por
tel&fono a gran distancia, did el
nombre de Llttelton. La opera
dora lie pregunt6: "iiEs listed pa
riente de csc terrible Lyttelton
de los cupones?" All contestar
Inue asf era la senorita de la cen
'tral le contest6 con una carca-
iada: "Entonces no lie pondre en-
communication.
(COntinuaTd).
La gaceta., 1942-05-27
Las Nunici0nes de BOcn
al Servicio de IL Liberia

al Servicio de IL N6ertad
Manicicros dc boca-alimen-
tos, ccmlta-quc nos lleven a la
Victoria.
La pYinavera, en- esta terra
andha y firth es la estaci6n pa
IA sem5rar de TODD, ahora mas
cue nunca. America combate
con municiones de bcca tam
.bien. America Sc esta convirtien
do en- Il arsenal de la Democra-
cia-y tambi6n en- ell granero
del mundo.
Cuando esta guerra Sc termi-
re con la victoria, America po-
dra enviarle a todos los pueblos
NAL alimentados las carnes, los
cereales Y las frutas que Sc me-
recen por derecho, pero que los
tiranos del Eja les niegan.
FL senior Claude Wickard, Sc
cretario de Agriculture de los
Estados Unidos, Ia di.ho:
"La comida-las municione )
de boca-ganara la guerra y re-
dactara la paz. Cuando ell tenn
po llegue de sentarse a la mesa
de la paz, la exis,2ncia de una
gran reserva de alirnen,os re-
forzara nuestros puntos de Wis
ia tocante a 10 que daba ser la
paz,"
America lie dice al granjero
"No impOrta cual sea ell vol1-
men de cosecha que levantes, no
ipuedes perder; tus precios Sc te
garantizan. No habra congestion
J de mercado."
En- 1912, a los agricultores sc
les garantizan precios sosteni-
dos de todas las c~osechas fun.
damentales-maiz, trigo, algo.
don, arroz y tabaco. Lo mismc
en- 10 que toca a los productos a.
gro-pecuarios: leche y sus deri
vados, cerdo, huevos, ga!linas.
Igual con ell cacahuate, soya y
semilla de linaza. Io riS~o err
La gaceta., 1942-05-27

Sc NE"DtN tod0s lvs l.rue
hles d. una casa: Ju+go de CO
meior. de ~aiarua; jueco d.
cuarto Simmons; uegt de Sala
maquina De coser. Radio. etc
lnforman en- 81 cafe Valencia
Nebraska Y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-05-27
R DEL -lLlNALDT


Er. alcalde Chanc:y lie dirigi6
awar una carta a Frank NJ. Tray
nor, presidente de la junta de
eiCnslniento, en- la que cpina
deben presentarse nuevas acu-
saciones contra Evelio Herman
DEE y NJ. C. Baitilgger, acusados
lie ocultar gasolina.
Sc cCntesta con la carta a IN
acuerdo Re la junta de raciona-
La gaceta., 1942-05-27
Sc LIE MURIO UN HUG J
MAGIC OTRO

Chicago, mayo 27.-A las
dos horas de haber muerto su
hijo Juan, de dos amos, con ell
craneo fracturado por una cal
da, naci6 otro hijo a los espo-
sos Paul Larsen, de esta ciu-
lad.
Recibieron ellos, en- ell mis-
no dia, testimonies de pesame
Y congratulaci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-05-27
LA ASSOCIATION DE LA
VACA FAMILIAR
Citaci6n

Sc eta por este medic pa
ra la junta de Directiva que Sc
efectuara hoy Microbes 27, a
las 500 p. m, en- ell Centre
Obrero de Ybor.
Por tratarse de importantes
asuntos, esperamos su mas
puntual asistencia.
Ell Secretario.
La gaceta., 1942-05-27

En- 1898 di a luz en- Londres a
Oliver Lytte,ton, y su padre 81
muy honorable Alfredo\ Lytts-
ton, fue quiza 81 hombre mas
bien amado de su genaraci6n.
Alfredo habia sido tan sobresa-
liente en- Elton que entire sus ami
gos Y en- su familia Sc lie apoia-
ba Eel Rey". Era I'm "cricketer"
famoso, al igual que sus siete
hermanos, campe6n de tennis en-
Inglaterra, y jug6 en- Ell gran
match de Australia contra In
gIaterra en- ell ano 1882.
En- la profession legal Sc dis
gui6 lbrillantemente. Fu6 al Par
lamento Y ell Sr. Arthur Bal
four, ~entonces Primer Ministro,
lie nombr6 S~ecretario de Colo
MAS.
Oliver no tuvo en- Elton una
carrera atletica tan brillante CO.
mo su padre, lpero Sc distingui6
notab.emente en- la escuela an
ties de pasar a Cambridge. Te-
MIA la idea de seguir los pasos
de SUI padre y ser abogsdo, pero
la Ultima guerra, lie sorprendi6
estudiando todavia. Entr6 en- los
Granaderos como segundo te-
niente y al terminar la guerra
tenia ell grado de Mayor briga-
der con la orden de Servicio
Distinguish, y la Medalla Mill
tar, habiendo sido mencionado
tres wees en- las 6rdenes del dia.
Su padre, Lord Trevethin, que
despues fue ell JuSticia Mayor
de Inglaterra, crey6 que era de-
masiado tarde para que Oliver
entrara en- la profession legal.
Tenfa entonces &c amos de edad,
y por 10 tanto entr6 en- el mundo
commercial en- vez del ltgal, apren
idiendo SUI cometido con los ban
queros internacionales Brown,
Shipley & Co. y en- 1920 entr6
en- la British Metal Corporation,
do "a cual fu6 nombrado POGO
tiompe 4 sru6s Direc!or Geren-
ta. Ants 3e este sc habia casa
do con Lady MCira Godolphin
Osborne, hija Gle los Duques de
Leeds, con la cual ha t.niio dos
ihijos V una hija.
AL comienzo de la guerra fu6
nombrado Cortrolador de Meta
les Non-ferrosos bsjs & Minis
tro de Abastccirientos Demos
tr6 poser ura gran %proscien-
cia Y determination, hacienda
compras de metaies yue basta-
rian a la Gran Bpetana para
tres amos de guerra, y compran-
do dentro de-. Imperio a los pre-
clos cCnrarativam2nte b2jos
que entc1.cs raglan, ahorr6 mi
Homes de ,31@as para 81 pals.
En- 1910, ! Sr. OluHD.l la
nombr5 PIesijenta del Beard CT
TreGe. C.n y~alertia Y coraje i'm
puso a rG;ion&miento de prem
La gaceta., 1942-05-27

'raci6n de los ca;dos, en- Ell par
que de Plant. In comite espe
cial colocarA las handeras Y
flores en- las, tumBas del cemen
4erio y una corona en- Of monu-
nento.
C~omenzara eli programa en-
La concha de la orquesta, en- ell
parque, cen un concerto por
la orQuesta de la WPA. Las
banderas seran avanzadas por
ell puesto Marcelo Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1942-05-27
Collaboration aplaudida

Los lideres del Congreso de los
Estados Unidos han aprobado ell
acuerdo con gran entusiasmo. He
aqui algunos de los concentrates:
Ell Senador por Florida, Claude
Pepper, expreso:
"Tanto Mexico como los Estados
Unidos SO beneficiaran immensa-
mente por este acuerdo digno de
estadistas."
FL Senador por Texas, Tom Con-
nally, %presidente de la Comisi6n de
Relaciones Exteriores del Senado:
"Es uno de los programs de cola
boraci6n economical mas ambiciosos
Y jamas contemplate entire los
Estados Unidos y otra rep1blica
americana" a
FL Senador Walter George, o
ell estado Georgia: "Creo que es una
buena muestra del excelente espi-
ritu de cooperation Y de colabora-
cion que eXiste actualmente entire
los Estados Unidos y Mexico"
La gaceta., 1942-05-27

n;antc, tornado el luneSi censu-
randoLa absoluci6n de-eeos dos
on5res.
Ha sido .pasado el pro.!sma
z 70 udi dc. atogaia. corc:-5cz
Marcic1nc.
La gaceta., 1942-05-27
C~CNDENADU A 0 r POR
MATAR A UN MEDICO

Huntsville, Alabama, mayo
27.-Por haber dado -muerte
con un disparo de revolver al
DR.. J. E. Walker, en- ell mes de
MARIO, un jurado declare cul-
pable de asesinato, sin reco-
mendaci6n de elemental, al o.
brero Henry Lester Coffey, de
30 amos de edad.
e. juez Richardson debera
condenarlo a muerte y 10 hara
ell pr6ximo sabado.
La gaceta., 1942-05-27
Ell Ola DE A
LOS CAIDOS

La Legion Americana, pues
to Tampa No. 5, ofrecera ell
sabado per la tarde, a las Gin
co, una ceremonial de rememo-
La gaceta., 1942-05-27
ST, senor:

81, senior:
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casa, compre la pintura
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sivamente por K n 6
Greco Hardware Co.,
8a. Avenida y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-05-27
If you suffer distress from
Mp%4 Female
ESS

Lydia Pinkham's Compound is
one medicine you can buy today
made especially for Domen-to re-
lieve monthly pain and its tired
nervous feelings due to this cause.
And in such a sensible wayl With
natures own beneficial roots and
herbs. No harmful opiates.
Taken regularly - thruout the
month Pinkham's Compound
helps build up resistance against
such symptoms. Follow label direc-
tons. Worth tryingl