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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26

Income Bungalows for Sale

.FAIRCRFST Il4p7. near Chalmers:
down. 3 up; exceptional bargain $3.50
Appointment. Carney, 1922 Chalmers
Pingree 1868.
lFENKELL-TR TRACEY br., rents for
SffO: s.. 100. subst. down We, I-ssIO
GRATIoT- MILLS dn.: recond. up
new stoker; only $500, $500. PR. ll6'
.GRATIoT -GREINER. face br.. shingle. ;
sunrm. dn.. up tile features, drive
gar; $3.50. $3.50 DIN. DIR. s223.
ENGLEsIDE. mr. Conner; brick; 5-3 sim
gar; sacxjnee; S7,lOO, terms. Pettine
PL- 1880.
INCOME bungalow and store for sale. ssV'
Mcclellan. corner Georgia
MACK MILE Maxine, 2232q: onll
So. ESQ., owner going 10 California
MARCUS ELL1OTT-5-4. modern, gar
Bargain. s5,4oo. $685. down PL. sOzz
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ac
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26

FOR WILD life, good fishing. try Miners
Lake Lodge, North Magnetawan River;
train service; folders Detroit Times. Write,
Canada
RENT a cottage on Long Lake, week.
month. season. Write Box 267, Alpena.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26

NEAR WILLOW RUN Piant-so acres: has
) road fronts; cement block house. full
basement; running water; Tear garage.
Excellent for subdividing. VIII sell 40, 40,
so acres. 1901 Dane. oftve 1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26

DETROIT BEACH-Large lot, No. 1875
list $500; SITS cash. Einhurst 617i-W.
ST. CLAIR River, Lake and canal lots
now at $685. up, terms. Call Mr.. Muir
ray, TU. 2-176s. Meet at Colony Tower
UNION GUARDIAN TRUST co, CHI $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26
RE--BARCAINS TN HOUSEHOLD GOODS 4


IIRooQoIs. ss44-s rooms, oo-r. lot; must
sol emake offer
lLITTLEFIELD, 131s0-Brick s-rm; FIRE
place. screened porch. gas heat: 50xlsl
lot; -, 500: by appointment. 10. 500
v. T. Gustafson. Reaitor. $1,000 sehooleraft
MUST sell immediately. National s-room.
steam heat: vacant 81 $50. Owner. 2s2i
Harrison.
NATIONALS. $50: s-room: steam heat
vacant. Owners sacrifice. 2s21 Harrison
NEW 5-rm.s H A; large lot; $3.50. IN,
l-i250. 10000 Puritan.
lRIoPELLE. north OF Outer Drfve-T-reo
farm colonial e. q. C., dbl gar new Ia
1888. strom. s27 y. state Fair. TO. s-fi63.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26
Children to Board

WANTED-Country home for four children
5 90 H. permanent, good care. OLIVE
1742
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26
Vacant Lots for Sale
Hunting, Fishing Property

BUY STATE owned properties, see your
real estate broker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26
Housekeeping Rooms

EAST SIDE---JensrsOn district, bedroom
and kitchen; prvsss home. Ftzroy 7422.
MICHIGAN. 3317--LarEs clean. good
transportation; accommodate four adults.
Lafayette 0Tse.
soLvAY so. 7ii-UnfuruiSbed or fur.
nishcd - rooms, reasonable. Children
welcome: references.
THIRD 3otT. near Alexandrine--ttne, two
housekeeping, newly decorated: special
monthly rates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26
Real Estate Wonfed

Al coLoRED BUYERS wAITINGt
Cruteher. 47e4 MeGraw TY. 5~636s, 4-O20f
BROKERS. WE WILL BUY
your bargains IN houses. land contracts and
make mortgages In IS hours. National
Securities Co. 71O David stott Bldg
lBUYERs-Any east side property. cash.
terms. Burd. Ivanhoe 334O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26
Furnished Rooms for Rent

ARDMORE, ia37i--Large newly Decorate
room; gentleman or lady. vernon
T-US5g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-26

BIRWooD. 1894 (Fenkel-wyoning dts
tricD-Amefican home. nicely furnished
gentlemen. steady. good meals. lunches
MoNTRosk-sCHooL - comforta
hle master bedroom, two gentlemen. Tx
esllent meals, Vermont 5-S0T4.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-30
MARINE

Not all commandments of the L.
S. Marines Corps were gen pol Re-
ordS show there were several major
and colonel commandments.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-30
Kiwanis and Rotary
Provide Pure Bred
Gifts; Winners Agree
to Give Pigs for Future
Contests in Program.

Inauguration of a All Club Swine
Improvement Program for Vance
County through formation of a pig
club among Al cub members was
announced To-Day by NELL Smith, as
,.S,ant county farm agent in charge
If All work among boys of the
county The kIWsnis club and the
Rotary club are sponsors of the pro
gram, providing SIN pure bred regist-
red Poland China gifts which will
be awarded As prizes in a contest
tnons eligible farm boys.
t. compete for n of the pigs,
4 Al club member must writ an
essay on the subject. How l would
Manage a Pare Bred Gilt" The es-
SAYS are not to be over 500 words
N length and VIII be judged on the
basis of - per ccnt for information
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-03-13

Jews live in Mexico, as isolated
from the Jews of the United
States as though they lived in
some impenetrable jungle fast
ness. A self-sufficient American
Jewry, perched on its mountain
peak of self-preoccupation, over
looks a community which needs
the friendship and the guidance of
its more experienced sister to the
north.
Although most of the Jews in
Mexico today are of comparative
ly recent origin, there are many
whose antecedents are as glorious
as those of any Jew in America.
Mexico, indeed, has had a Presi-
dent through whose veins Jewish
blood has coursed. He was the ill
starred Don Francisco Indalecio
Madero, third President of the
Mexican Republic, who traced his
ancestry back to the Jews of the
Spanish Inquisition. His reign,
short, stormy and sad, was typical
of the early years of the Republic
when Mexico was feeling her own
strength.
Born on October 4, 1873, Medero
was a cosmopolitan in the full
meaning of the term. He was born
in the State of Coahuila, Mexico,
was educated at the University of
California and spent six years in
France-when the Third Republic
was in its glory.
In 1900 Madero felt that he
should take an interest in the pol
tiles of the land. He organized
the Club Democratico Benito
Juarez, after the great Mexican
fighter for liberty, and proceeded
to do battle against the Diaz re-
gime, which was a corrupt and
well-oiled political machine, the
type responsible for the countless
Mexican revolutions.
In 1906 Madero boldly opposed
the powerful Diaz. To no avail.
He could not lick the machine.
But he did win his spurs as lead
er of the independent voters of
the young republic. Heartened, he
began to prepare for the Presi-
Dental elections of 1910. He is
sued a statement proving that
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-03-13

Diaz was practicing unconstitu-
tional methods. He fought bril-
liantly and fiercely. His book
condemning the Diaz Government
was suppressed. BY this time he
was the No. 1 opponent of Diaz.
Madero soon felt the sting of
the whip of power. Diaz struck,
hard. And Madero was imprisoned
by his enemy. Released from
jail-he was held only until the
reelection of Diaz was assured
Madero crossed the border into
Texas and called for a revolution.
The date was October 5, 1910.
After issuing one eloquent call
after another, Medero won to his
side the leaders of many of the
Mexican states. Showing fine
generalship, generosity and high
idealism, the Mexican leader with
Jewish blood vanquished Diaz af-
ter seven months of bloody fight
ing. His liberal proclamations
won him the support of the popu-
lace, which was tired of the Diaz
regime. On November 6, 1911,
Mexico had a President who was
of Jewish stock. And the people
gave him every inch of their sup
port and faith.
Madero found himself beset
with difficulties. Practical things
like handling politicians harassed
Medero. He tried with all his
heart to rule according to the
Constitution of the Republic. But
he had retained the Diaz Con-
gress. The army men were old
Diaz followers who had to come
along with Madero when they
sensed the power of the masses.
But they did all they could to
block any of Madero's fine efforts
to bring order out of chaos.
The opportunists in the land
continued to breed trouble. Ia
pata in the South and Orozco and
Felix Diaz in the North revolted.
They were beaten, for the new
Republic still had the power to
win few skirmishes. But finally
General Victiriano Huerta REBEL
ed. What followed shocked the
world. Madero was killed by HUI
erta's men on February %, 1913.
One of the leading American lib
eral magazines said in it's issue of
March 1, 1913:
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-03-13

A common danger has cemented
between the republics of the West
ern Hemisphere a friendship fost-
cred originally in peacetime by
the ''good neighbor" policy initial
ed by President Roosevelt. The
culture, the traditions, the history
of the sister republics to the south
have become a storehouse for
which the American Government
is providing guides. Mexico, which
leans against the southwestern
flank of the United States, is es-
pecially fascinating to the United
States because of it's exotic past
and it's romantic present-and i'm
portant because of the need to de-
fend joint frontiers.
For American Jews trying to
familiarize themselves with the
antecedents and activities of their
fellow Jews of the Western Hem
isphere, Mexico has much to in
trigue them-and perhaps also to
shame them. Today, some 10000
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-03-13

1T will take more than protes-
tations from General Huerta to
cinvince the world that the killing
of Francisco Madero and ex-Vice-
President Saurez was not political
assassination. The murder, as it
appears to be, took place on Sat
urday night last when the two
men were being conveyed by auto
from the Palace to the peniten-
tiary and an attack by rescurers
is alleged as the cause. Such a
story is easily found and a poten-
tial attack is easily arranged"
The Jews in Mexico today
there are 10000 of them-are
mostly Ashkenazic with a few
Sephardim mixed in. They have
established small enterprises, live
quietly, hope that anti-Semitism
will not reach and destroy them.
They feel that there is a future
for them in the land. They are
comfortable; some of them make
good living. The recent rapid
social changes in Mexico have
found the Jews adapting them
selves. In Mexico City there are
Jewish bank, synagogues, a
cultural club and Yiddish news
papers. There is also a Jewish
school, founded sixteen years ago.
Half of the Jewish children in the
city attend classes in the school.
Their parents sreak Yiddish, but
assimilation is rapidly overtaking
the Jews in the community. Now
one finds that the children rarely
speak Yiddish. Spanish is their
tongue.
The most significant thing a.
bout Mexican Jewry, however, is
that the Jews in the land believe,
rightly or not, that they are iso-
lated from the rest of the Jewish
world. American Jews pay little
attention to them. Although the
Spanish-speaking American lands
are by no means free of anti
Semitic propaganda, which is read
lily supplied by the Nazis, Mexico
has little anti-Semitism. The
Jews, however, feel lost. They
look on all sides and find no
friendly voices calling to them.
Perhaps sine day another Ma
dero will give them hope-or
maybe thousands of refugees,
looking for haven, will come to
Mexico and make of it a real
home and carry into the land a
warmth which comes not from the
tropical sun but from a function
ing Jewish spirit.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-03-13
When Mexico Had
A Jewish President
A Marginal Note on Don Francisco MaderO
BY HAROLD U. BIBALOW

With hemisphere having bound all the American
republics closely together the story of Don Fran
Madero becomes especially interesting citizens OF
United States famlarize themselves with the history
and traditions if neighbors to the south
The Editor
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-03-13

.1o,od rersons in the United States may partlcl-
=; the war effort through the systematic purchase
Of Defense Savings Bonds. ... os+.of ,,a
T Secretary Morgenthau declared in making
tSa +aba nubc. IT know that the American people
e resd T to do their part win the war One OF the
@-o .0~u' oor do much more is by intensifyng our
effort in the purchase of Defense Bonds" ,,o -
While nersons without dependents may be able 70
-. as;do more than the suggested figures, persons
with several dependents or with other heavy family
obligations, may be unable to save at the suggeS'eO
100 the Treasury Department pointed out
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-03-13
What Should You Save To HelpH

WASHINGTON ce following table issued s by oyer as income
is intended savings -. ~ the
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
EquipO ~necesitadO

Los funcionarios que han estudi-
ado las necesidades para ell abaste-
cimiento de equipos, estiman que
probablemente Sc necesitaran l00.-
100000 de vasijas.
Para la clarifcaci6n de las selvas
espesas, tendran que emplearse
miles de machetes. Tambien Sc
necesitaran cuchillos, escopetas, co
ladores, canos, t%orcedores, limas
para affair las herramientas, y, en-
fin, otros muchos utensilios.
No hace mucho que Sc despach6
un pedido de herramientas para los
trabajos en- Brasil, consistente en-
5000 recipientes; 5000 machetes;
10000 limas: 5000 escopetas con
100000 cartuchos, y 100000 de
pastillas para combatir ell palu-
dismo.
Y luego consid6rese tambi6n ell
problema del transporte. Barcazas
~ l%anchones dcben u%tilizarse para
llevar ell eauchn,
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
NOTAS SOCIALES
POE MARIO RODRIGUEZ
r. Ramon Berndlez Sc presen.

Sr. Ramon Berndlez Sc presen.
taron los siguienteS numeros:
Alicia Alvarez, que en- inigua-
liable gracia deleit6 al pdblico
con la rumba "GQue Pas6?" y
como bis "El Muerto Sc fue de
Rumba;' le sigui6 la sin par y
graciosiSima Alicia Louro, otra
re nuestras eStrellas, que nos
cant6 MARIA de la o., repitien-
do con los Hijos de las Mon,
Jas"
Ell precOz nlno Julio Rodri-
guez regal6 los oidos del pdblic)
con las bonitaS canciones "Pri-
sionero de Amor Y "Noche
Azul'; la genial Chita Monies
acompanada por su mama, Sra
Leocadia Monies, cant6 LAS Go
londrinas" y "AltenitaS; :" con el
acorde6n ell nino Sam Massaro
interpret6 Somebody is taking
my place sigui6ndole la nina
de cuatro amos, Erlinda Arias,
que con gran "~pimienta" cant6
'Solamente Una Vez.' Los aplau
SOS la llevaron a entonar You
Are Always In My Heart"
La nina Pura Hernandez can
to "ISabelita' y las conocidas Y
arraudidas hermanitas Garcia
cantaron a duo "A la Brava,"
"Desprecio" y "Un recuerdo de
amor Estos ndmeros fueron
acompanaGos por Sardinas y La
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
LA
DEL DOMINGO

OA1
Como prometiera en- mis- no.
tas de aver, hoy, con mas eSpa-
clio, resenamos la function cele-
brada ell pasado domingo en- el
teatro del Circulo Cubano, bajo
los auspicios del Club Educate
vo Estudiantil y Recreativo.'
Esta novel organization persi
que ell fin de atraer a los ninos
de ambos seXos que GUSTAV de la
defamation y la musica para
que puedan continuar sus estu,
dos, gratuitamente, va que hu-
DO necesidad de suspepder las
Glasses que Sc daban en- la Acade-
mia de Musica de la w. P. A
FL tutor 10 es el incansable Sr,
Manuel Cabrera.
La obra anunciada, "Dia de
Reyes" fu6 desempenada magis
tralmente por los ninos que per-
tenecen a esa organization y es-
tan dirigidos por las Sras. Car
men y Pillar Ramirez Y Matilde
Lopez.
"EStrerlitas" en- ell dificil arte
de la defamation y orgulio legi
timo de sus notables professors.
La labor rendida por ninas Y
ninOs, fu6 premiada con estruen
dosas ovaciones.
En- la segunda parte, y actuan
do de Maestro de Ceremonies, el
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
APROBADO Ell SISTEMA DE
ALUMBRADO PARA Ell
CANEDROMO

La Junta de Defensa del con-
de Hiilsborough aprOb6 a
yer 81 sistema de alumbrado que
le presentara Ia direction del
Canedromo de Sulphur Springs.
Ell acuerdo Sc lie comunicara
Il mayor general Banding, jefe
de TODD el estado.
I'm carta del administrator
ROuleau explica los cambios he
chos Y dice que el sistema es me
La gaceta., 1942-12-01


en- las regiones mineraS del
Brasil que producer mate
riales estrategicos para la in
dustria belica de los EstadoS
UnidoS.
Tai es ell informe que trajo a
Washington ell DIR. George M. Saun-
ders, jefe de un grupo de funclona,,
rios estadounidenses de sandal
publica asignados a colaborar con
Jas autoridades y tecnicos braslle-
nos en- ell mencionado proyecto, que
IS parte del programa interamerl-
cano de hygiene y sandal reeomen-
dado en- la reunion de Minister'S de
R~elaciones Exteriores celebrada en-
Rio de Janeiro ell pasado enero. I'm
Washington dicho programa esta a
largo de la Ofcina del Coordinador
lie Asuntos Interamericanos.
La labor en- ell Vale del Amaze
mas v las regiones mineras abarca
81 control de la febre paludica, azo-
tie de los trabajadores en- los climas
t~ropicales, los establecimientos DE
centres sanitarios y la construction
de hospitales y otras Facilitates
relatives a esta materia.
CuidadO de los tr~abajadOres
Los ~proyectos en- ejecucion o pro-
puestos incluyen tambien ell cuidado
de los trabajadores y de sus fami-
las que emigran con ellos a las
plantaciones ~caucheras, ell adiestra-
miento de enfermeras y otro per-
sonal medico.
LAS actividades para ell control
de la febre ~paludica" dijo ell Dr.
Saunders, "funciona va en- veinti-
tres regiones cerca de Belem y en-
ell interior de Para, del Amazonas y
del territorio de Acre.
"Ademas Sc han marcado otras
doce zonas para extender la labor
de- control del paludismo. Esta
labor comprende la elimination de
los pantanos donde Sc cria ell mos
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
Gale, nIrneros que fueron laTa
mente ovacionadoe.

Gale, ndmeros que fueron larsa
mente ovacionadoe.
La estupenda violinista de CO.
torce ahos Filornena Puleo, con
su Instruments ejecut6 para e.
Fitlico play Fiddle Play, "Es
trelita,' Ell Choto' y La Com
parsita.' E trio que integran
Reinaldo Rey, Oscar Rodriguez
y ell ST.. Antonio Sardinas canta
ron Y tocaron para Ell pdblico
presente bonitas canciones, re,
.ibiendo por su labor mercedes
aplausos.
La sorpreSa de Ia noche la
constituy6 un "apagaluces' en-
i que aparecieron mas tarde en-
eScena todos los ninoS lie la com
rania, encabezados por la ge-
NAL figurita de Erlinda Arias,
V cantaron God Bless Ameri-
ca, apareciendo en- ell centric del
escenario la nina Nioleta Puleo,
luciendo un bonito traje que for
maba la bandera americana.
Con este acto qued6 termina-
da la primera function del Club
El5ucativo Estudianti y Rcrea-
two.
AnimamoS al Sr. Manuel ca
brera para que nos presente o.
troS actos SimilareS como ell de,
esa noche Y aprovechamos Ia o.
casitn para felicitar a los ninoS
V a SLS profasores.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

Calcula que ell total de 10000
toneladas que producirion las otras
Americas, equivaldria a cast cuatro
veces ell rendimiento de la cosecha
de 1911 en- ell Hemisferio Occidental,
Uno de los trabajos mas serios
que presenta la guerra en- question
de equipos, consiste en- la prepare
ei6n de millares de re%cipientes para
recoger ell caucho s~ilvestre.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
UNA CARTA

BESIDE Reno, Nevada, recibi-
nos una carta de nuestro par
ticUlar amigo Benito VigO, que
3esde hace varias semanas Sc
encuentra sirviendo al Ej6rcito
de los EStadoS Unidos.
BESIDE su ingreso en- Ell ejerci-
to, ell joven Vigo ha sido trasla-
dado a tres campamentos. Perte
nece al Cuerpo de Senales.
En- Su carta nos pide que sa'
Iudemos a todos sus amigos.
lie prCmetemOs cOntestarle.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

jor, mucho mejor que el acepta.
do para la pista de Hollywood.
En- las glOrietas Sc usaran
hOmbillas de 500 bujias, en- H.
gar de las que antes Sc usaban.
de 1900 cada una.
Sc utilizaran l6 luces, en- lu-
gar de las ~ del ano pasdo. Gin
cuenta y seis de elias 500 Sc en-
cenderan en- los IA segundos que
cada carrera.
ComenZara la tomporada To-
cal 81 dia % de diciembre.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

quito AnOpheles, portador de la fe-
bre pal1dica. Sc han alberto labo-
ratorios en- Belem y Manaos, ZEN
tros de la industrial cauchera del
Amazonas, para identificar las lar
vas de los mosquitoes y para hacer
experiments.
"En este trabajo Sc necesitaran
grandes cantidades de insecticides.
Afortunadamente, ell Brasil puede
producer buenos insecticides de las
flores del P%yrethrum, cuyos extrac-
tos, diluidos en- malta, son Electives
contra ell mosquito.
"Se han establecido siete centres
de sandal en- ell interior del Vale
del Amazonas, entire ellos Rio
Branco, Porto Velho Y Manaos. Es-
tos centres sirven para ell trata-
miento medico de los grupos de
poblaci6n y para p%revenir las n
fermedades. Hay planes para
fundar aproximadamente c~incuenta
de estos centres. Estas institu-
clones difundiran information ge-
neral sobre la hygiene y asimismo
instruction sobre ell ~bienestar y ha-
bitos dieteticos del niho."
DispensariOs flOtantes
Debido a que ell acceso a los nue.
vos territories caucheros es princi-
palmente por ell Amazonas Y sus tri-
butarios, dijo ell DR.. Saunders que
Sc ha planeado establecer dispensa-
rios iotantes en- pequehas embar-
caciones.
Para controlar la febre palGdica
en- la region de Belem, hay un plan
para impedir que entire la marea en-
los limites de la ciudad Y para desc
car las aguas estancadas. Sc con-
seguira este con una serie de diques
Y compuertas, y limpiando y mejo-
rando ell alcantarillado urbano. Sc
construiran hospitales, cast todos
ellos de cincuenta camas, en- puntos
estrategicos tales como Santarem.
Breves, Porto Velho, Rio Branco y
Teffe.
Tambien hay proyectos de hygiene
V saneamiento en- las poblaciones y
campamentos de la region minera
del Vale de Rio Doce. Este rio, que
mace en- los monies situados cerca
de Belo Horizonte, recorre n SUI
perficie RIGA en- mineral de hero,
manganese y otros materiales es-
t~rategicos.
Los planes que tiene ell Brasil
para ell d~esarrollo del Amazonas u
ponen grandes emigraciones de
habitantes del noreste del pals.
Trasladar, alimentar, vestir y cui-
dar de la salud de estos e~migrantes
son detalles del gran programa para
hacer del Brasil un arsenal de re-
cursos naturales.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
ENTIRE NOSOTROS

Disfrutando de varios dias de
licencia Sc encuentra en- esta ell
jcven Francisco Sells, que des-
de hace meses sirve al Ejercito
de esta naci6n en- ell campamn-
to shelby"
En- ell referidO campamento
presto servicios en- ell Cuerpo de
0rdenanZa.
Nuestros mejores deseos pOr-
que los dias que este con noso-
trOS los pase bien.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

En- los distritOg nuevamente IA.
cionados Sc les permitira a 10,
lie Ia letra A no menos de l6 ga.
lones al mes; en- los Otros II f.
tados, e injustamente, 81 racio
namiento basico es ahora de II
.galones.
Los de los libros b y c solo
.podran usar la gasolina para
prop6sitos eSenciales.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

ia amantisima de los eSposos AL
berto Perez Y Sra.
La dolencia que aqueja a la
Srta. Perez no es de gran impor
tancia, esperandose que dentro
de breveS dias reanude sus estu-
en- ell Washington Jr. High
iOjala asf seal
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
EN- Us LABORES

Luego de haber estado reclui-
do en- sus habitaciones particula
res, padeciendo de un fuerte "a
taQue gripal, ha vuelto a sus dia
rias labOres ell DR.. Jorge A. Ire
lies, M6dico-D Director de la Gil
MICA LA Popular ondad."
Much0 nos satisface saberlC
3al TODD restablecido.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01


estan hacien-
do rapidos
proteger a
ell programa
de hygiene y
sandal para
t G a
miles de ira
bajadores en-
ell Vale del
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

BUSINESS UNIVERSITY o.
trece un complete curse de Sc
cretariado a una muchacha jO-
ven, en- cambio por se%rvicios de
oficina. GA Gale Franklin.