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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
Fruit
Friendly Police Visit
Results in Arrest But
Prisoner Doesn't Stay

Police officers are seeking Walter
Lindemann. III y Huron ST. who
Sunday night at 6 80 escaped from
the local jail while Turnkey George
Lurkins was feeding the other prise
oners.
Iindemann. who had just com
pleted a 80 day term in county jail
for administering bodily harm 10
his landlord, went to the police sta
ton Sunday afternoon for a friendly
visit He was questioned and admit.
ted taking an electric motor from
the premises at so y River St.
belonging to the Marsh Brothers
He was taken TO Jail and a short
time later made his escape
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
Car Found In River
Traced To RomuIus

Ownership Of car found In the
Huron River early Saturday morn
ing at the Race ST bridge has been
traced 10 James L. Clark Romu-
lus Mr. Clark who did not have
driver, license. reported that he
loaned the vehicle 10 his brother.
Willie. with whom a group came TO
the Harriet school 10 the dance
Saturday night
White at the dance. permission
was given To q friend 20 20 sir In
the car. and when the dance was
over. the car was missing The
driver has not yet been contacted
regarding how the mishap took
place.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
Daily Market Report
LIVESTOCK

Detroit Mich. Sept 2>- Commor
and medium native grass steers 80
GI350 common and medium grass
leef COWS. e5GtD.et good
weishV sausage bulls 81 -t
1850
Calves good aua choice Nca.ers
$3.50. common srd medium
grades Sl3nl6.50
sheep and lambs oulS cood 20
choice native lambs. Slt.25uIA51
Hogs -lS0.450 lbs. Si4 S'rl5l5.
l5O-lNo lbs lights fl4c-Iit>f
sows hulked A. $l3 751lt
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
Rotary

CONTINUED from Page OueI
Or Owens said but the situation
seems 10 them not 10 be go keeping
with our good neighbof policy upon
which they depended fot returns on
their investments
Speakins OF highway freight traf
fic. the speaker foresaw difficulty
for truck drivers in the mountains.
The new road Is well surfaced. he
said but frequent harp turns hold
ordinary traffic 10 an average speed
OF about 20 miles an hour such a
highway can hardly be expected 70
handle the kind OF traffic that has
been talked about go anticipation o.
South American shipping
And speaking OF sports be- said
buii fighting no longer leads BASE.
ball is fret.
Frank S Wagner. Sioux Falls. $
D., was a Rotary guest today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28

SPRINGFIELD. III UP Two
members Of the United Mine Work.
crs Union were accused today Of
slugging two executives OF the Con
gress Of Industrial Organizations I'm
an outbreak blamed on the feud he
tween UNIV and the co The vic.
tins were A + Glenn, Chicago, ma
tional representative of the Go
and Fullerton Fulton. IS Chicago,
m. ClO director on their com
plant. warrants were issued charg.
ing UNIV Members Merle Baum
eartucr and Charles Boranon, both
Of Springfield. with assault and
kidnapping
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
Thirty Five Mile
Speed Limit Set
by Van Wagner

Lansing Mich, Sept 2S-lNS-
4 state OF emergency in the trans
portation field was proclaimed to-
day by Gov Murray d. Van Wagon
er a. he established d 35-mile-an-
hour maximum speed limit for Mich
iaan in conformance with federal
governmental suggestion.
In order TO put teeth in the or
der" the governor said, he viii ASA
all local governmental units to
adopt neR ordinances TO conform
with the new speed limit.
Il would ike to impress upon mo-
florists the importance OF this move
BY asking traffic judges to stitten
ell penalties for speeding, ~ Governor
Van Wagner said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
IN WALL STREET
STOCK MARKET
SLIGHTLY HlGEER

New YORK Sept - rs The
stock market today opened slightly
higher Volume was under last
week pace
Dow Chemical was q feature. ri,-
ing i points i'm ia first sale TO
l711s
Opening faetionally above Satur-
days final prices were such shares
as 1 : steel international Nickel
Santa Fe. General Electric Johns
Nantille. Montgomery Ward. Com
meAweaIth Edison. and du Pont
Union Pacific lost almost a point
and Chrysley. Goodyear and south
ern Pacific each declined small
fraction.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28

LONDON -UP-The German con
trulled Paris radio said today that
'he American lndustrlalist Henry J.
Kaiser had established shipbuildinE
yards near Capetown. South Africs.
and that new eent'naents OF Ameri-
can troops lad been landed In
South Africa.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
Detroit Cash Grain

Detroit. Mich. sept e>
WHEAT No ,. Sl3S hu
BARLEY Naltigg range AS .no.-
ture. QScHSl.p2. feeding Nu. au
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
YpSildnti Briefs
raduated

Robert GfNbs son Of Mr.. and Mrs
ay Gibbs. was graduated SATURDAY,
ON the University OF Michigan
ollege of Engineering He is a
'aduate Of Roosevelt High school
nd attended the Michigan State
ormal College for two years. He is
w employed as an aeronautical
lsineer in the department Of de
'lopment engineering OF the Ford
otor Company in the Bomber plant
IRE
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28

WASHINGTON ms TIL
Senate Campaign Funds Commit
tee today ordered Investigators Dis
patched 10 all sections Of the coun
tFy TO begin an inquiry Into conduct
Of senatorial campaigns Sen No
Far.and lDl Ariz. chairman. said
that a close check upon campaign
expenditures and other acttitlnt
will he maintained until tho Novfm
Der election.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
James Howitz

James T1OW'bN
James, little son Of Mr.. ana Mrs
r II. Howitz. died at the home of
his parents in Relleyille. OF bad
cold which developed into pneu-
monia Sunday morning The flu
neral services will be Tuesday af
ternoon at . o'clock in the Roberts
Funeral Home, with Rev Charles
Carey officiating Burial will be
in Hillside Cemetery. Bellevllle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28

Detroit. Mich Sept Is
market steady Hens average .uu
2Sc. leghorn broilers &c rock
sprlngers. 25c
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
res ESttnoulshed

Two small children who were
.one in the house were blamed for
fire sunday night which burned a
tyenport at the home Of Matte
kinson Madison Blvd The blaze
as eXtinguished by the fire depart
.ent before extensive damage was
fused The department also extin-
iished 4 fire IN a partition at the
ome Of Mr.. : J Wright 226
immit s., sunday afternoon. The
axe Was caused by a water heater.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28

Detroit Mich. Sept - Poultry
EGGS Medium. Az $50 dof
BUTTER-442. n45,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28

LONDON--lNS -- The usually
,thoritatiye British Press Asso-
alton said today it Is now fairly
rtain' that Nazi Field Marshal
dor Won BooA has been relieved
his command on the Stalingrad
ont. a E&FfE
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
" Mlsslnn

Henry Wcstfield. Jr.. red haired
'sro boy. was still missing from
s home at 52l Waiting Blvd. to-
,y. He is the ION OF Mr.. and Mrs
onry Westfield Sr.. and has been
me since 100 sunday afternoon
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
- hAAAAkA CIV
EEzfE

anted or room apartment by
served couple. Write Box K-59,
re Press Adv. 92S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
In The Sick Room

Mrs Harold -. Prest is visiting
'r mother In Dearborn, Mrs Anna
esthotf. who has been i'll the past
zen days.
Ivan /ecb returned home from
Yer Memorial Hospital Saturday.
flowing a major operation two
,eks previously.
Harry Sheldon. 70l W Michigan
.c.. suffered head injury when
fell from an oil truck at the rear
500 W. Michigan Ave, sunday
ent. lie was taken to Peyer Hos
ial nv ambulance and Mays were
be taken today to determine the
tent of injury
Miss Minnie c. Homer, who was
mck ~ an automobile Tuesday
ternoon. is recovering quite nice
Mrs kathleen Banta of Npsilanti.
no underwent major operation
week ago. remains seriously III a.
Joseph Mercy Hospital, Ann
Dor.
Mrs. Herbert Schock OF Npsilanti
in at the University Hospital 10
IN ArbOr
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
Cash
Archie PalmerT, Proprietor

Earl Wright, AuctIouecr
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
HOGS

Gilt, due to farrow oct. :
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28

Mrs. Herbert SChoCk OF Npsilanti
in at the University Hospital In
IN Arbor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
Auction Sale
having sold my farm l3ol Goodn Road known
thc North 1hroop miles Milan and mile north
SATURDAY, Oct. 3, 1912
commencing at the following described

}. the following described property:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-08-02

Anne Gwynne, one Of HoIIywood's more decorative
young hopefu invites you, you're too for owoy to
join her in cooling dip in Beverly Hills pool Among
Annes other distinctions. you'll reeo thot she recently
voted the bockout ovorte Of certon discriminate
ing roternty Of the University Of Southern California
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-08-02

Interested family. Held
spellbound by Mary's long
distance call from the boy
friend. Can't imagine why
he's going to such expense.
When it's over. they'll want
to know Why did you say
that"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-08-02

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La gaceta., 1942-11-28
NOTAS SOCIALES
fPoR MARIO %RoDRIGUEZ)

: Las puertas de entrada Sc a
briran a las siete y media Y a
bale comenzara a as echo, CO..
tinuando hasta las doce.
FUNCION TEATRA
Manana domingo el Club Ed
,ativo Estudiantl y Reoreatiyc
proportional varias horas d
J~lacer, en- ell teatro dl Circulo
Cubano.
Ell Club hace una Namada 6
todos los padres para que Leven
a sus pequenos a esta function
va que trabajaran ninos memo
res de ounce amos. Al mis4nc
tempo Sc ruega a todos los pa
dres cuyos hijos tengan voca-
ci6n por el arte del canto o Il
m1sica, que Sc inscri5an.
Empezara a las echo y ounce
en- punto.
Figuran ell ell reparto de Ola
de Reyes" Alicia Louro, Chita
Monies, Alicia Alvarez, Adelina
Puleo, Nino Cabrera, George Pa
ira, Violanda Puleo, Mercedes
Rodriguez, George Salaz9r Jr.
Fernando Torres Julio Rodr.
guez.
En- la segunda parte Sc presar
tara un acto de variedades cor
Chita Monies, Alicia LOuro, Az
ella Alvarez y Julio Rodriguez
acompanadOs al piano pOr la Sc
nora Monies; la nina Joyce Ger
memo bailara Y cantara; las heI
manitas Puleo d~eleitaran a la
concurrencia con I'm duo de pia
no V violin; las hermanitas Gar.
cha, con sus preciosas cancioneS
mejicanas; ell ninO San Mascara
ejecutara varios ndmeros de a,
corde6n Y la nina Adalia Roba.
nino accmpanara al piano a Ia
nina Pura Hernandez.
La gaceta., 1942-11-28
CCNCEDInA LA CIUDADA-
MIA A Is SOLDADOS Y UNA
MUJER

Aver, en- la corte federal, e.
iucz Barker concsdi6 la ciuda.
1enia americana a 10 soldadOs
~ una m1jer.
So ncrbran los nuevos ciuda
danos Ana Maria Hummer, ma
tiva de Budapest, Hungria; Wi
fr.lo Vinicio Catalina Nlhez
cm:r.ceno; VILLAIN Banblatt
cora "a Bozo Dragomr Zegura
Yue e97via; Jaco')o Felgstein
Russia; Walton Thomas Seed, c.
fr~-5ia Britannica; David Portus
Derhc,m. Escocia; Luis Mac
Iced Anderson, Nueva Escocia
La gaceta., 1942-11-28

blicaci6n c0t6lica, condena vigoro-
samcute ell vinculo frances con Ale
mania, airmaudo que ia prosperi-
dad puede uuieamcnte ilorccer con
la Hbertad y ol respoto mutuo para
con los diNlentes intereses, mas no
con ell tNito de una nacI6n codiciosa
a cuya victoria 5olamente segulrian
mas gucrras.'
"Pueblo frarcts"-consigna Les
IPctites Az SIS cstan fraguando
Icompl3ls para corromper vItstro
Iamor nor Ia lihnrtad ~tendi6ndote ell
cebo d. una vida mas c6moda. Re-
lchazad esla tcutac.6n. No sola-
mente es dogradante: es tambi6n
embaucadora,"
Combat, cue dice tener una eircu-
llac.6n de $4,000 %eiamplaros, tiene
por lena las p0lahras de Georges
IClemenceau,. QUEEN fu6 Primer Mi
I~nistro francis durente la Primera
Guerra Muudial: "Tanto en- Ia que
IRA como en- la raz, aqual que nuncl
Sc rinda tiene Ia Ultima palabra."
Francia como cabcza de puente
FL honor de- GUAR a los pueblos
lonr.midos de FIrora en- la revolu-
lci0n contra flemonia, es 10 que
sucha para Ergnc'a he Coz E1-
chains. III period % hace notar
que de los paisc7 oprimidos, Francia
es n mas pr6Xima, geogrddcamente,
a America
lie Coz Enctriu5 declare ,ue eel
honor de cons ituir una cahesa dc
nuente lc corresponds a Francia.
America provoera las armas n los
pucblo5 0primi3os cuaudo llcgue ell
dia en- cue commence Ia hberacifn.
Desde cl primer dclcmbnrco en- sus
costas, o atcrrizaie de los aviones,
los patriotas froncescs acudiran
espontaneamentc en- torno de los
soldados aliados. No sc u"cesitan
Iuniformos para corvir. Los s0ea-
cplotfes de Valmv no lef t%cnian; los
voluntario3 franccsos dc 1912 no Sc
lquedaran atra5.
La gaceta., 1942-11-28

.Franc-Tireur, L'Ordro Nouveau
dc la Seruitude, lie Cog EucboHl6,
La GucrTe Continue, y lie Pfrc
DHcheSH6.
Empresa sumamente dificil y
.pcligrosa es la de redactar, impri-
mir Y hacer circular estas publica-
clones clandestinas. Algunas de
elias sc imprimen en- prensas de
mano; otras sc escriben a mano.
Muchas tienen una gran circula-
ci6n; otras solo Sc publican para
pequenos grupos. Algunas dc5a.
lparecen; otras las reemplazan
ID Quienes las editan, Y d6nde 81
imprimen? Made 10 sabe. PerC
una vez impresas, pasan de persona
a persona vali6ndose de artiicios !
astucias,
Ell primero de estos ~peri6dico.
fue CELEBRATION" Ell mas %recient,
es ale P6re DuchesnC," al cual ST
lie bautizo con ell mismo nombre de
diario v~iolento y revolucionario d.
la epoca de la Revolution Francesa
lie P6re Duchesne" de 1912, anun
cha sus propositos editoriales er
Iestos terminus:
"Nuestro tocayo de 1889 sc cnco.
Ilerizaba terriblemente n d,ario
Por ESQ es que hoy debe %resucitar
porque Francia necesita encoleri'
zarse en- esa forma. va comierza
" queremos decir-gritar-a los
franceses: "Sed 10 que ~fuisteis
Despreciad a los cobardes Y a los
mercenarios. No os doblegueis baiC
ell yugo de los extranjeros y trai.
dores."
Agradecen Ia ayuda
FL Franc ireur, en- un editorial
dedicado a los amigos de Ia Francia
Libre en- las Americas, expresa los
scntimientos de "admiraci6n y gra-
|titud que TODD v%erdadero frances
siente por aquellos que, con los
ingleses, estan ayudandoros a reco-
brar esa libertad querida por 10
cual luohamos."
Les Petites Ailes dc France, pu-
La gaceta., 1942-11-28
.ONOMASTICO

Con vsr5adero placer envia-
mos nusstra mas efusiva fel!ci-
tac.6n q Don Bas;liO Alvarez,
cue en- ell dia de hoy celebra SD
thCmastico.
Don Basilio, que Sc encuentra
.nternad0 en- ell Sanatorio del c.
E.EanQ, es un gran republican,
Y dlrante la guerra civil de Es-
oela luch6 con todas sus fuer-
zas en- 5afensa de la democracia.
\ 81 ledho de enfermo Ilega-
ran irfi dad de msnsajes de fC
lei a-.6n.
La gaceta., 1942-11-28
NUEVA YORK.

E YORK. Los
~ejemplares de periodicos fran
ceses, de fechas recienteS, edi-
tados subrepticiamente Y que
han llegado a los Estados Uni
dos, indican ell incremento que
en- Francia esta tomando el
movimiento de los Franceses
Combatientes. Por ellos sc
We tambien que los franceses
van adquiriendo una mayor
compression de la politica dc
guerra de las Naciones Uni
das,
Estos ~peri6dicos clandestinos
que a pesar de la e~stricta vigilan
cia de los haZis son numerosos
constituyen un medic por ell cua
los f~ranceses leales Sc mantiener
en- contacto entire ST. Bajo las pro
pias barbas de los alemanes y do
los agentes traidores de Pierre
Laval, escritores Y editores france
SEES contin1an %publicando dOcenas
de peri6dicos u hojas sueltas dc
information. 81 sc les descubre, e
castigo que Sc les espera es la pena
de muerte.
Forzosamente, pues, los peri6di-
cos aparecen en- forma irregular,
sin llevar pie de imprenta, excepto
ell titulo. Circular subrepticia-
mente de mano a mano. Tienen
por objeto consolidar a los patriotas
franceses con la causa de los Fran
ceses Combatientes encabezada poT
ell General de Gaulle. Muchas dc
estas publicaciones constantemente
incitan a la rebellion alberta contra
los tiranos nazis.
WPublieaciOnes secretas
Entire las publicaciones secretas
francesas estan las siguientes: We.
rite, Liberte, La Voi1 de Paris
Liberation, Peuple de France, IL
Fen, Combat, VGlmv, PGntGgruel
La gaceta., 1942-11-28
BALE EN- Ell CIRCULO

Con una agradable tempera.
tura bailaran los asiduos cOncu-
rrentes al CirculO CubanO. ma.
nana domingo.
Esta fiesta Sc efectuara ne Ia
saba principal de fiesta, salon 81
ficiente para centenares de pare
Jas.
La concha de la muSica sera
ocupada por la orquesta de mo.
da don Francisco que 10 mis-
mo toca un ''pasodOble', que ur
''son" o I'm tango"
La gaceta., 1942-11-28

gar, 1904 de la avenila Catorce.
la Sra. Josofa Vallejo, de g.
amos. Deia a tres hermanos y
una hermana. lie daran sepul.
yura en- 81 cemanterio d.. Cen
tro Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1942-11-28
NUFNO PRESlOENTE DE LA
ASSOCIATION DE l.
PRENSA

Jacksonville, Nov. 28.-Fu6
alecto presidente de la Asocia-
ci6n de la Prensa de la Florida
81 Sr. Henry II. Hudson, de Ii
tusvilla. Sucede a Sr. Clayton
C. Ccdrington, del peri6dico
Lake City Reporter
Russell Kay, de Tampa, DIES
empenara las funciones de secre
tario y tesorerO.
La gaceta., 1942-11-28

Oscar Ontiveros, MEXICO; Frank
PakOvitch, Yugoelavia; Roger
DeMan, Canada; Oscar Luis E.
ohevarria Aguilar, Costa Rica
Armando Frando, MEXICO, y Jo-
Sc Heirsberg, Canada.
La gaceta., 1942-11-28

BUSINESS UNIVERSITY O.
frece un complete curse de Sc
cretariado a una muchacha jo-
ven, en- Gambia por servicios de
oficina. GA Gale Franklin.
La gaceta., 1942-11-28
DERRCTA DE HARRY d.
DUCK

New York, Nov. 2S.-En Eli
zabeth. New jersey, Freddie Ye
lavieh. con 1872 libras, superb
V venci6 por puntos a Harry Di
duck, de Brooklyn, que pesaba
1874 libras.
La gaceta., 1942-11-28
NO SFRA R~ECLUTAD0 MIN.
GUN H0MBRE DE 45 AMOS

Comunie6 aver q mayor gene
raj Hershey a tojas las junta-
de r~eclutamiento dal pals, que
en- 10 sucesivo no dlben rec,utar
La gaceta., 1942-11-28
HARKINS ACOSTO
A ROBINSON

Filadelfia, Nov. 28.-En el
primer asalto, Wicky Harkins,
un peso mediano de German
town, Pa, derrib6 por la cuenta
de diez a Kid Robinson, de New
York. Pesacba el ganadOr 1852
Y el atropa.lado 156.
La gaceta., 1942-11-28

Hoy sc efectuara el entierrOr
'al Sr. Juan Valdes Perez, de 70
amos, ecino del 1705 f. Lake
rue aver faReciera en- 3u domi-
clio. Lie sobreviven cinco hijos
tres hijas. III cadaver recibira
3epultura en- el cementerio del
Centre EspahOl. q.
Dej6 de existir aver en- su no
La gaceta., 1942-11-28
LA MATINEE
DE MANANA

MaAana domingo efectuara,
como es costumbre durante ell
Invierno, la matinee bailable de
ia estimada Secci6n de Recreo
y Adorno del Centre EspanOl,
prasidida por el Sr. Angel de la
Riva.
La concurrencia sera deleita,
da por la orquesta "Don Fran
CISCO" con ell joven cantante Joe
Camejo.
Empezara a las cuatro y ter
minara a las ocho de la noche.
Algunas atraccioneS de meri-
to son preparadas.
La gaceta., 1942-11-28
SANTOS DEL OLA

Sabado: JacObo, Basilio, Pc
dro y Andres.
Domingo: Saturnino, Sisinio
Bias y Demetrio. Sta. Ilumina
da.
La gaceta., 1942-11-28

d JOS c~ia5adanos que hayan cum
..uo a. auo dc edad.
LIS homJres de Csta eJad no
aaaJcn rasistir la intensa pre-
mlitar y los hc.pitales
ae llenan con clos.
Cada hCmJre lie l5 amos debe
rd ser dlasil.cado en- la catsgo-
Tia "A y no ser reclutado,
II AE, O.. n
La gaceta., 1942-11-28
DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with Tho girl friend. or
a business appointment, play Nnart alA take
The proper precautiOB b. Gee ~ your l.eafh
dOeant offend Unnecessarily, After %. noth-
INK b 70 ineEcuaablo and 10 Often ivt aaf
neRleotcd case u halitnsa dad breath. BE.
f0re your next tate or business appointment.
rinse the mouth with Lhtarine Autseptie.
Almost Immediately YOU breath bccomea
sweeier, purer. less likely b. offend. Most
cases q h~alitoais, rny Some authortica. are
due 20 the fermentation ~ tiny food particles
IN the mouth, although some casa may be
due 10 systcmic disorders. Against the for
mer condition, Liateune Antircptie works
wonuerB because u first halts the formensa-
zion and then overcomes the od1rs q causes.
Don't forget b. use Il nv the first aid OF
thopaant8 Of popular and successful people
LlSTERIkE ANTISEPTlC
STa HSka Yea Breath SspssAae
La gaceta., 1942-11-28
Como ftna, do function habra

NOTTO mt. 90 IAIlCIOII NdOTd
una cc.preSa.
L. direction &c Ia obra esta a
cGr2o de las Sras. Pillar Y Car
n..n Ramirez. Ne ira de canto
"a Ivcfcsora Mat1ja Ld.az.
! S Nrecios dc ertrala son los
sicu.ent,s: MayoreS, SOC; ninos
10 Cluu@tCs.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

2 YOUNG LADIES, GENTLE. TO SHARE
lovely apt. with / otner young lady. Liv-
ing room, bedroom dinette. kitchenette
and bath. Convenient trans. Phone MI
s432 after pm.
TWO GENTLE GIRLS TO SHARE APT.
with one other: references exchanged.
Call after 9 pm, TR. 23Os.
106 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
front rooms: walking dist. Govt. bidss.
YOUNG LADY. GENTLE. TO SHARE
apt. with other girls. District 22SS.
YOUNG GENTLE GIRL, SHARE EXTRA
lss; apt pit With Jno others zsd6 d7o7 Columbia rd
40 BRYANT ST. NW.-4 ROOM AND
bath, to couple preferably not draft age,
wife must be unemployed and act as repre-
sentative for owner: no children; gentiles.
47th AND MASS. AVE.-WHL SHARE ny
nicely furnished 4-room duplex apartment
with refined sentile young woman; S45,
utilities included. RE. HOO, Br. 476, o
am. to Z pm. 2'
1902 9th ST. N.W.-1 LARGE FRONT
rm., cleo. grill. refg., utilities incl; 2 or
4 Govt. gentiles. Call TAYLOR 1888.
WIDOW, SON m SERVICE, WILL SHARE
attractive, immaculate home with small
family, Q married couples or several con-
Eenial adults: available are large,
small bedrooms. private bath and entire
use Of home, including laundry tubs and
sunny backyard: blocks east Of N. Cap,
itcl. 1 block from r. !. ave. Is minutes
downtown BY bus or .Streetcar;. quiet. At
tractive home neishborhood Cultured, With
local references only. no. 2005.
Evening star., 1942-10-01

PAPERING--IRooms: s5 up; latest
scraping included. Hobart 6964.
PAPERING AND PAINTING-A-l work
Estimates free. Cali Mr.. Beckett, Lincoln
Evening star., 1942-10-01

PAPERING. painting, floor scraping; @5
yrs. experience. RA. 3157. S. RAPPORT.
PAPERING-5 rms and 2-story hall house
or apt, S45; compt. white mech; good
workmanship. DU. GObS IS
Evening star., 1942-10-01
APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.

I RIM, KTTCHENETTE, S35 MO, UTILI-
! ties included. 311 Bryant st. ne. Du-
| pont 1921
1886 SOUTHERN AVE, CAP. HGT. s.E-3-
no Frigidaire; $40. HI. O155-W. %
| l S25 HAMLIN ST. N.E-2-ROOM AND
BATH APT; S45. PHONE AT. 1850.
212 Sth ST. NE. 18th AND MASS. AVE.
| First floor. 3 large rooms, private bath,
| refg, It,, gas and heat furnished: conven-
Evening star., 1942-10-01

SIX DINING ROOM CHAIRS. Emerson
NEW-Clean Simmon, twin style sofa bed,
handsome DIX. brown, herringbone weave;
Sheraton desk; cost S75, from Sloans, sell
$50: huge Globe-Werneike. 2-door mahog-
any wardrobe; formerly Government prop
like new, IS; also misc. pcs, cheap: private
family NO. 522O.
ALMOST NEW-6-piece modernistic bed
room suite, $3.50 cash. Glebe 1888, after
pm.
DRUGSTORE FIXTURES.
prescription desk, complete OUTFIT OF
wall cases and showcases; store closed last
week: bargain for quick buyer
The PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY,
Martinsburg West Virginia.
Evening star., 1942-10-01

11S BRYANT ST. NV LARGE ROOMS.
bath, cellar. large lot, garage, 2 rear
porches l tenant for about 8 years. Take
$500 cash. $3.50 month. Going in the
Army. See attorney for owner. MR..
RNNNETT RA 3131