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Evening star., 1942-05-13
Pacific War Council
Lectured on Danger
OF Loose Talk
Dr.. Soong, Spokesman,
Refuses to Reveal Who
Expounded on Subject

Members of the Pacific War Coun-
Gil. meeting at the White House
today, were '1ectured" on the dam
gers of loose war talk that might
aid the enemy.
Who delivered the lecture was rot
disclosed. President Roosevelt pre-
sides over the council meetings. DR..
T. v. Soong. Chinese Foreign Min
lister. who is the spokesman for the
council, said after the meeting:
I'VE discussed the fact that there
is danger of too much loose talk that
will be giving away information of
real value to the enemy"
Refers to Churchill Talk.
DR.. Soong refused to cite instances.
but referred to Prime Minister
Churchill's recent statement that
the Allies feared before the attack
on Madagascar that there would be
too much public discussion of the
prospects for occupying that island.
Ambassador Halifax of Great
Britain said that the discussion on
loose talk was general warning
of extreme discretion when military
operations are being undertaken"
Leighton Mccarthy. the Canadian
Minister. said that the Council mem
bers had received a real lecture on
the subject. but withheld the iden-
tity Of the lecturer. DR.. Soong said
that they were concerned about
public speculation on events before
all the facts were available to the
spectators.
Given Production Figures.
The council, which was In session
almost two hours, was given most
recent American war production
figures, which showed a steady
mounting OF output.
They were very gratifying" Or.
Soong said. He reported that they
had taken up nothing of special
interest about the Coral Sea bat
tie. He said Chinese troops are
still in Burma.
Evening star., 1942-05-13
$4,000 Ration
Cards Issued
On First Day

Nearly $4,000 gasoline ration
cards, including 5,857 x cards
were issued during the first
days registration yesterday, it
was announced.
Total number issued was 49,
1877. OF this number, 1851
were A cards; 5,581 B-1 cards;
6,750 B-2 cards; 1853 B-3
cards, and Is cards for boats.
Evening star., 1942-05-13
Arlington to Examine
LIB. 4-E Reoistrunts

Two hundred and fifty Selective
Service registrants in Arlington
County who are now classified as
1-B or 4-F will receive physical ex-
aminations at 7:30 tonight in the
Washington-Lee High School to
ascertain If they can be now CLASH
fed in Ia.
The examination is in line with
the Army's rehabilitation program
and is described as a screening"
process to determine how many Of
the deferred men have remedial de-
fects.
Evening star., 1942-05-13
Sugar Firm EnIorqes Boord

FLEMINGTON, N. j., May 13 (41.
Great Western Sugar Co. stock
holders voted today to increase the
Board Of Directors from nine to IL
members and elected Harry O..
Warner and B. A. Oxnard of Denver
to the new seats. All old members
were reelected. Company officials
said sugar beet crop prospects were
excellent.
Evening star., 1942-05-13
Hen Adopts Kittens

FREMONT, Ohio (P).-A little red
hen stepped up on Mothers Day to
care for litter Of 5-day-old kit
tens after mamma cat ran away
Now Mrs. Hen clucks and pecks at
any one who tries to molest her
charges.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
LARGE TIMBER WOLF
BAGGED BY ATLINITE

Harry Clarke reaped reward
of around $25 by being up and
around at his store at eight in the
morning a few days ago, as he
spotted a coyote close to the third
island in front of Atlin, says the
Atlin News-Miner. He looked
around town for some person to
accompany him in the car to do
the shooting, but everybody still
seemed to be in the land of dreams
Il know the writer of this was)s
so Harry took his car and gun
and departed alone for the fray.
He had not gone far when he
spotted large timber wolf SO he
made for the bigger and better
priced game Catching up to it
going at thirty-five miles an hour
he steered with one hand and
shot with the other After a real
good chase and his trusty gun get
ting hot at the barrel he man
aged to get shot home In true
form and was a proud man when
he came back to town with one
weighing $50 pounds. Well, any
way, this will be the cause of a
few more moose living longer. :
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
new FIRST AID
CLA5SSTARTING
AT 7:30 TONIGHT

At 7:30 o'clock this evening new
Red Cross First Aid class will begin
study in the Juneau Health Center
of the Territorial Building. Several
vacancies remained in the enroll
ment and anyone wishing to begin
with this class may do SO by con-
tacting Mrs. F.. A. Metoalf, instruct
or, by telephone.
An appeal has been issued by the
First Aid Division of the Civilian
Defense Board for more business
men to enroll for first aid classes
as additional trained men are
needed to man first aid posts. Any
group wishing to form a class is
requested to notify DR.. Courtney
Smith, First Aid Chairman, or Hol-
ger Larsen, Vice Chairman.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
k0DIAk'S PRINTS
ARE PRESENTED TO
GAME COMMISSION

Jack Benson, Alaska Game Com
mission representative on Kodiak
Island, yesterday presented the AL
aska Game Commission office here
with a plaster cast impression OF
footprints of a huge Kodiak bear,
completing. the Commissions ed
ucational collection of prints and
actual hooves and pawsfof various
Alaska game animals.
Executive Officer Frank Dufresne
said that the prints were made by
Kodiak bear of the maximum
size, one weighing between 1900
and 1,50O pounds with hide 10
and a half feet square.
The exhibits are used along with
photographs and motion pictures
by representatives of the Commits
sion who give educational programs
for schools and others.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
PAST MASTERS WILL
BE H0N0RED DURING
MEETING OF MA50NS

The annual recurrence of Past
Masters Night of Mt. Juneau Lodge
lat, F. and A. M, will take place
next Monday evening in the Ma
sonic Temple
Committees have arranged for a
dinner to be served in the Temple
at $50 o'clock, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Katharine Hooker. The
meeting will be held in the lodge
rooms after the dinner. The Past
Masters will be in charge OF an
educational quiz program and will
conduct closing ceremonies, assisted
by Past Masters of the Douglas
Lodge of Masons.
Past Masters Night is always held
ON the meeting night nearest the
anniversary date on which the Jn-
neau Lodge received its charter--
March S, 1905
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
10Th CENTURY
HAS HILARIOUS
HOPE COMEDY
Bing Crosby and Dorothy
LaMour Also Star in
Road 10 Zanzibar

Riotous fun and laughter are in
store for those who attend Road
To Zanzibar, Paramount's hilarious
comedy with music, which stars the
trio, Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and
Dorothy Lamour in a dizzy tale Of
Africa and the feature at the goth
Century tonight and tomorrow.
The current film is even funnier
than the first picture in which
Bing, Bob and Dorothy starred.
Road to Singapore, which is say
ing a lot. Wise cracks come
little faster and situations are even
more ludiorous while the music is
more contagious than in the pre-
vious smash hit.
Bing and Bob in Road to zan-
zibar" are couple of carnival
men in Africa who are trying to
raise enough money to get back
home. When they finally do, it is
the result of the brain-work of
Bling and the hardy physique of
Bob, whose job in the act is to be
frozen alive, electrocuted, shot out
of cannon and otherwise buff
feted about.
Their adventures on safari
through the jungle are side-splitting
as the boys are captured by cam
nibals, Bob wrestles gorilla and
Dorothy's clothes are chewed up
by a leopard.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Charles Forward, who has
been a medical patient at st. AIMS
Hospital for some time, left the
hospital yesterday and returned to
her home.
Mrs. Alice Sitton left st. AIMS
Hospital yesterday after receiving
medical care for several days.
Mrs. Raymond Hayden and her
son, Raymond Charles, left st.
AIMS Hospital Thursday for their
home.
d. E. Strong, medical patient
at st. AIMS Hospital, was dis
charged yesterday.
Katherine Miller was admitted to
the Government Hospital and I'M
derwent a tonsilectomy this morn
ing.
Elmer Johnson, of Petersburg,
who has been a surgical patient in
rthe Government Hospital. was dis
charged this morning.
Esther Max was admitted to the
Government Hospital for medical
treatment.
Sonia Clark was admitted TO the
Government Hospital yesterday for
medical attention.
Long known as Stewards Folly
Alaska has returned in gold, sal
mon, furs, lumber and other pro-
ducts about 200 times the purchase
price.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
GAME OFFICIAL
VISITS JUNEAU

Jack John Hajdukovich, Game
Commissioner for the Fourth Di-
vision, now is in Juneau for a brief
visit on his return to his Fair
banks headquarters.
John Hajdukovich has been to
Washington where he participated
in hearings relative to revising
laws. He intends to leave for the
north tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
DOUGLAS
NEWS
ELEVEN MORE WEEKS
OF SCHOOL TERM LEFT
FOLLOWING TESTS

Following the regular six weeks
period tests given during the past
few days report cards were distrib-
uted yesterday to pupils of the
Douglas Public Schools clearing the
way for the last two six weeks
periods. To be exact only eleven
weeks more are left of the present
term.
Next Monday, regular objective
standardized tests will be given
throughout the entire school with
intelligence tests for the first grad
ers.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
Ski Program
Next Sunday
Additional Snow Causes
Posfponement Of Hen
ming Trophy Race

Owing to the additional snow fall,
the Henning Trophy Race has been
postponed for at least two weeks,
ccording TO the announcement
made today by Dean Williams
Juneau Ski Club President.
The adult skiers will concentrate
their activity toward the Junior
ski races to be held at p. m. Sun
day at, the Ski Bowl This course
will be open to any Junior skier
wishing to compete for the Ski
Badge to be awarded at the Annual
Spring Banquet.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
INTER-CLAss BASKETBALL

Starting about 1880 o'clock this
afternoon, after school, the Seniors
will play next years basketball
team, which will represent the
school. in the local gym. From re-
suits Of the game may be judged
to some degree next years poten-
tialities on the maple court.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
RED TAPE B0Bs up
Continued from Page One)

tralia, minute later, they are
broadcasting similar poison to those
nations about the United States.
Speaking of phrase making, 1
don't know who started it, but
heard it first from Sgt. Jimmy
Cannon, of Fort DIX mean that
reference to 1.-The Az column"
These, says Jimmy, are the people
who really have no conscious in
tention of aiding the enemy, but
who spend their waking hours crab
bling about the government, the
army, the navy, our allies, and all
social and economic classes other
than that to which they belong.
They are the chief purveyors Of
the harmful rumor.
Who hasn't passed one of those
acres OF twisted, rusty steel that
used to be automobiles and shak-
en- his head and said: What a
shame" But as far as know,
nobody ever had any greater in
terest in these "jalopy graveyard"
than that they were--like the city
dumps-public eyesores. Suddenly,
over at Leon Hendersons OPA and
in the offices of the War Produc-
ticn Board. the jalopy graveyards
have become one of the important
subjects OF daily discussion. SO
much so, that Henderson has seen
fit to slap a price schedule on
them. How many thousands of
tons OF scrap iron and steel are
buried IN these junk heaps, no one
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
YVES OVERLY BACK
FROM 5ITkA TRIP

Yves OVERLY, Deputy Collector of
Internal Revenue for the Terri
tory, arrived here from Sitka yes
terday and has re-opened the Jun
eau office 49, 4.-..,........
He. will be. here until March Is,
the deadline for filing income tax
returns, to- assist all persons in
preparing income tax forms. office
hours will be from $3.50 O'Clock
in the morning each day, until $50
o'clock in the evening
nVrv nCr,rHycu cr.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
STEAMER Brings
SEVEN CIVILIANS

Seven civilians disembarked to-
day from a passenger steamer most
of them coming from Southeast
ports.
Those disembarking were Max
inc Davis, Lillian Kersten, Steve
Virkcvich, B. Graves, T. S. Biley,
f. T. Tranzan, Grover c. VIM.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
Second Feature

Wallace lived on the Island, work
ing at Treadwell and earlier than
that he and Mr.. Kilburn prospected
together for two years in the In
terror
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
CHAS. WALLACE
is NEW RESIDENT

An oldtimer of the North, Charlie
Wallace, moved here from Juneau
yesterday to make his residence IN
the Kilburn Fourth Street apart
ments. More than four years ago,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
COLISEUM-Lost Times Tonite
DOUBLE BILL
SHOOTING HIGH" and ?????

knows-but it is so much that
the ordinarily affable Henderson
has issued violent warning that he'll
have no grave robbers specializing
in these rusty skeletons. A
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
VISITORS FROM SITKA

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wilcoxin,
son-in-law and daughter of Emil
Uberti, arrived on the channel from
Sitka for few days and will visit
here this evening.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
THRILLS, CHILL5
IN DOUBLE BILL
AT THE CAPITOL
Face Behind Mask and
Under Age" Share
Feature HonOrs

When you see Peter Torres face
on the Capitol Theatre screen,
you'll see something never to be
erased from your memory! Scor-
ing one of the major acting tri-
umphs of his career, the soft-voiced
master of terror is currently APP
pearing in Columbia's THE Face
Behind the Mask, which opens to-
night Evelyn Reyes, Don Beddoe,
George E. Stone, John Tyrell and
Stanley Brown are also featured in
the weird and fascinating tale of
a monstrous killer
Torres portrayal is superb, pol
ished job, while director Robert
Florey deserves special mention for
his deft touches and well-main-
tanned pace throughout the exciting
film. Others who stand out in
clude charming Miss Keyes, APP
pearing as lovely blind girl who
was powerless to stay Torres hand
of destruction, George E. Stone and
Don Beddoe. The screen play,
which was written by Allen Vincent
and Paul Jarrico was adapted from
the story by Arthur Levinson, who
in turn, had taken his idea from
a radio play by Thomas Edward
O'Connell
Second Feature
Twelve of the loveliest starlets
in Hollywood are seen together in
Columbia's Under Age, second
feature ON the bill 1t features Nan
Grey, Alan Baxter, Mary Anderson
and Tom Neal. Living up to its
title, the film presents the young
sters in roles which afford them
every opportunity for obtaining
recognition.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE

Regular meeting Sat, March 7 at
8 pm.
--GERTIE OLSEN, Recorder
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06
NOTICE

TO SCOTTISH RITE MASONS:-
Special meeting Friday, March
6, Balloting.
WALTER B. HEISEL, Secty.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-06


LOUSY
fee at
sci wasd estoy oratlas tenous
La gaceta., 1942-04-21

De la fiesta del domingo
Con gran inter6s continuan
laborandc las distintas Seccio-
mes del Centric Asturiano en- la
preparation del gran Picnic del
pr6ximo Domingo.
Segdn Sc nos informa, va
cuentan con mas de setecientas
papeletas vendidas. Pasara de
mil ell nGmera de comensales.
De todos es c~onocida la labor
q. anuslmente rinde la Secci6n
de Propaganda del Centre Astu-
riano EN- beneficio de tcdos los
asociados que Sc encuentren en-
mala situaci6n.
Ell Sr. Arturo Moran, conoci-
40 actor de la localidad, prepare
grandes sorpresas para despues
del almuerzo.
Compre SUI boleto y ayude al
mayor exito de este festival, que
con ella ayudara a una noble
causa.
La gaceta., 1942-04-21

de Piano Sr. Luis Fernandez Sc
efectu6 en- la noche del Domingo
I'm recital de Piano.
Fueron horas de algeria para
los padres de los nihos que toma
ron parte en- ell mismo va que
Sc pudo apreciar su adelantc.
Intervinieron EN- ell programa
Milo Cabrera, Sannia Villarreal
Daniel Cabrera, Aida Fernan-
Gez, Roberto de Mesa, Dalia A.
ala, Luis Alvarez, Margarita
Miranda, Rosario Perez, Viole-
ia B~artcletti, Abelardo Mocte-
yuma, Violeta Veroca, Hilda Ar
giidlles, Henry Blanco, Aida
Santos, Jorge PARA, Norma Pa
ira, la ninita de cuasro amos
Merceditas Moctezuma, Alicia
Fernandez, Elvia Silva, Alicia
Lopez y Della Garcia.
N aeto 10 cerr6 el professor
Fernandez con tres bonitas Sc
lecciones.
La gaceta., 1942-04-21

Function
Para ell miercoles 90 del pre-
sente mes anuncia ell "West
Tampa Victory Red Cross Cen
ter" una gran function teatral, a
beneficio de sus fondos.
Una bonita obra Sc ensaya, la
que sera representada en- la pri-
mera parte del programa. En- la
segunda ira un ~extenso actO de
variedades.
Distinlguidas personalidadeS
de la barriada w~estampena, pa
trocinan esta function, por cuyo
motive es de esperarse un reso-
mantle exito.
Sc ~efectuara en- ell teatro "Ho-
ward"
Tan pronto tengamos otros de
TALES, con gusto los daremos a
ccmocer.
La gaceta., 1942-04-21

las personals que dependen de
los hombres lamados al servicio
militar. Dispone Ia MEDIA una
mesada de $40 mensualeS para
la esposa y $40 adicionales pOr
cada hijo; S35 por un padre. o
40 por dos. Los familiareS o de-
pendientes Sc dividen en- dos
classes, A Y B. En- | clase A apa-
recen esposa e hijos; en- la clase
B, padres, nietos, hermanoS y
hemanas. De cada hcmbre sc
requerira co%ntribuya de su pa
ga, $50 al mes, 81 tiene DEEPEN
dientes en- una clase y $25 81 los
tien en- las dos Glasses.
La gaceta., 1942-04-21
AVILA CAMACHO PERMIT
Ell DESEMBARCO DE LOS
.REFUGIADOS

Ciudad de Mexico, alb u 81
Ell general Manuel Avila CANA
cho, presidente de la rep1blica,
firm6 una orden anulando una
disposition de las autoridades
de immigration y p~ermitiendo ell
desembarcO, en- Veracruz, de 81
refugiados que arribaron en- 81
vapor portugues "Santone".
Los "a pelearon en- Espana co
mo miembros de la Brigade In
ternacional que ayudara a los
republicanos en- contra de los
fascistaS.
Sc negaban las autoridades
de immigration a admitir los pa
saportes del gobiern0 de Vichy.
Ell vapor, que lleva $50 refu-
giados de Francia y Espana, Sc
halla en- canine de la Habana Y
de New York.
La gaceta., 1942-04-21

los invitados de honor. En- ell
tranScurSo de la comida, ell Sr.
Joseph Chamcun, Presidente
del Comite de Recreo, presen-
tara un programa de entreteni-
mientos.
Como invitadoS de homer fl
guran ell Gobernad0r del Estado
de Florida, Spessard Holland y
su distinguish eSp,sa; general
w. H. Frank, Comandante de la
Tercera Fuerza Aerea, Y Sra. /;
corone. H. H. Young, cOmandan
te de MacDil Field; Fred w.
BAN Y Sra, Coronel Melvin B.
Asp, Comandante de Drew
FieNi; Nick c. Nuccio Y Sra. /;
T. l.. Hackney, jr., y Sra; Cur
It's Hixcn Y Sra, Earl w. Sim
mons.
DR.. V. NJ. Rosenthal, Alberto
D'Arpa, Frank Cannella, Julio
Pdaez Henry Garcia, William
H. Frecker, H. Dorsey, MacMi-
chael, John P. MintOn, William
A. Crosby, Charles W. Latimer,
Joe B. Klay, Robert l.. Raglan,
Jose A. Gonzalez Y Sra. Fran
cisco Garcia y Sra, G. D. Curtis
R. A. Liggett, Carl Brorein y
Y Sra, Rafael Martinez Ybor Y
Sra, David E. Smiley, Victoria
no Manteiga, A. A. Fernandez,
Ramon Fernandez Rey, DR.. Jas.
E. Mooney, Alfonso McMullen Y
Sra, Herbert d. Cameron Y
Sra.,, Tom B. Castiglia, Re We
rendo Walter B. Passiglia, Tony
Grimaldi, Fred Jones, Jim RO-
binson Charles Fernandez y Ra-
fael Marsicano.
La gaceta., 1942-04-21
DIVORCIOS

DecretoS: ]. O. Kicks contra
Mae Kicks; Vivian jean Lundy
contra Robert Donald Lundy
Eva Stanley contra Charlie j.
Stanley; Harold Dubois contra
Gertrudis L. Dubois.
Nuevas demands: Jose Nj
coleto contra Evelyn Peters Nj
coletto; Robert Rodenberger
contra Enine Rcdenberger
Viola F. Calhoun contra James
Luis Calhoun; Virgie Lee An
derson contra Eugene r. Andel
son.
La gaceta., 1942-04-21
Santos del diG
Anselmo, Simeon, Ananias,
Vidal y Cr6tatO.
RestdblecidO

PeStablecidO
Luego de varias semanas de
INA delicada enfermedad, en-
cuentrase del TODD restablecido
81 Sr. Tomas Rodriguez, padre
del que estas lineas escribe.
Durante su enfermedad fue
aterdido por ell DR.. Julio Gavi-
fla.
AprcWechamos la ocasi6n pa
"a eNpresar nuestro agradeci-
cniento atcldas las personals que
La gaceta., 1942-04-21
Banquete ANAL

Para Ell Jueves esta anun
ciado ell Banquete Annual de
la Camara de Concrete de Y
Dor. Tendra lugar en- ell restau-
rant LAS Ncvalades" Y no me
nos dc 800 personas ssistiran.
Con este banquete Sc feJteJa-
"a a la nueva oficialidad que en-
cabeza ell Sr. Sam Ferreri.
Ell letrada Rafael Marsicano
actuara de Maestro de Ceremo-
Mas y hara la presentation de
La gaceta., 1942-04-21
LEGISLATION EN- FAVOR
DE LAS Personals QUE
DEPENiDEN DE LOS SOL
DADOS

Washington, abril PLIES
senadores Johnson, democratic
de Colorado, y Lee, democratic
de Oklahoma, presentaron aver
un prcyecto de ley en- favor de
La gaceta., 1942-04-21
Eco de ma bOda

En- dias de la semana pasada
co~ntrajeron matrimonio la inte-
resante Srta. Violeta Inchauste-
gui y ell Sr. Henry Borrego.
La boda sc efectu6 en- la init
midad familiar, en- la residencia
de la mama de la desposada.
Por el momenfto han estable-
ciio su Residential en- ell Hotel
Embassy.
Felicidad les deseamos.
La gaceta., 1942-04-21
Which Makes You Blue, Cranky
NERVOUS

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bloated feeling, nervousness dis
tress Of irregularities due TO
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La gaceta., 1942-04-21
VICTORIA De LOS JESUI-
TAS

La novena de ra,o!a de los Je-
suitas jug6 aver con Ia del ms
tituto Jeffer9-n, terminando el
desafio con una yiotoria para los
primeros. Once carreras anota.
on los derrotadcs Y nueve los
vencedores.
Hemida lanzo por los Jesui-
tas y Burns y Fernandez por los
Dragones.
La gaceta., 1942-04-21
ERfer'mO

w q HhO
BESIDE hace dias sc haIla re-
cluido en- su hogar de la Septi-
ma avenida, ell apreciado amigo
Ramon Berm1dez.
lie aiqueja un fuerte ataque
gripal, del que esperamos sc
reponga muy prontC.
La gaceta., 1942-04-21
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oVp&4 female
WEAKNESS

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Sanatiye Wash IS gaining great tIyor
because It's NOT a harmful gcrml-lde.
Instead IFS n mighty efiectiva nac-
teriostatic" (the modern trend n not
only discouragcs bactenalRroWIh and
infection but thoroughly cleans deo-
dorlzos. Very soothine relicV minor
irritations and discharge and ha8 q
tonic effect on delicate membranes,
InexpenSiyel All druggists,
La gaceta., 1942-04-21
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Sc interesaron por su eStado dc
salud, durante su enfermedad.
La gaceta., 1942-04-21

Recital
Bajo la direction del professor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-02
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