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Evening star., 1942-11-29

National Cathedral Post elected to
membership. subject to their hon.
orable discharge from the present
armed forces, Mckinley w. Kriegh,
Jr.; Case Broderick Rafter, jr, and
John Brandt Rafter, all sons of post
members. Elected to immediate
membership were Ralph H. Rogers,
1t. Robert E. Jackson, Howard j.
Boyd, Maj. J. v. McConville, Thomas
c. Kyle and Fred B. Otell.
Evening star., 1942-11-29

Sergt Jasper Post will meet at
the Legion Clubhouse on Wednes-
day. A moving picture will be
shown. National Vice Comdr. Fer
dinand G. Fraser will speak. The
following are new members: Ma
thaniel c. Burnhans, Ralph v. New
comb, Hugh L. Carey, william P.
Thomas, Gust Karress. John vauros,
Thomas w. Moran, Robert T. String
fellow, Joseph L. Grifin, William
E. Wickerham, William r. Yates,
Joe E. Lawrence, Perley j. Moore.
Alfred w. Thames, Mike P. Ro-
lando. Hugo Darling, jr, Howell B.
Edwards and A. j. Birner.
Department Membership Officer G.
Francis Mccarthy, who has re-
ceived the Endorsement Of the post
for the ONCE Of department com.
mander. will speak.
A mag service was held at the
Department Of Labor November 20.
when Comdr. william @. Noland of
the Department Of Labor Post pre-
sented the Department Of Labor,
through Secretary Perkins, with a
large service nag showing that $50
employees Of the United States De-
partment OF Labor had left for serv.
ice In the armed forces.
Evening star., 1942-11-29

PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe 4-dr, tr. eed
Army draftee must sell at once; excellent
tires, heater, keat covers: perfect condi.
Non. Adams SSo1.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
RETIRAUOS LOS CARGOS
CONTRA LOS LEITNER

Por haber cerrado e, estable-
cimiento que poSeia en- la carre-
terra numero 5 entire las carrete-
raS II y %, ell fiscal del conda-
10 retro aver los cargos que Ia
bia formulado contra les eSpo-
SOS Juan Y Ana Leitner.
Iban a ser presentados ell lu-
nes ante el juez Hines, de Ia
corte de 10 criminal,
Williams hizo aver estas acu-
saciones:
Contra Paul Serrata, conoci-
do por ell "Indio Pete por robe
Y aggression a W. l.. Pryant; Gre
yer C. Folks, que guiaba su au.
tom6vil estando borracho; Jes.
sic A. Box, guar su coche ha.
Nandose bajo la Influenza de be
Midas alcoholics Bernice BeetS
vagancia; Rupert Allen, guar
un autom6vil sin tener licencia
Lonnie Mccoy y Willie Mccoy.
por riha Y hacer resistencia a la
policia.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
Sc frofo de o%urnentori en- 10 possible, las ~Foc1idodes
de emborqve para Ia importation de cafe
en- los Estcdos Unidos
en- los Estcdos Unidos

un aumento en- ell racionamiento de-
cafe o la elimination del sistema de
racionamiento.
La escasez de embarcaciones en-
las rutas interamericanas V la ne
cesidad de dar preferential en- los
barcos a los materiales de capital
lmportancia para la guerra, como
los metales, han sido la causa de
la decision tomada por las autori-
dades de production de guerra al
instituir ell racionamiento del cafe
en- los Estados Unidos.
Sin embargo, en- la actualidad,
este racionamiento constitute sola-
mente una moderada disminuci6n
del vasto consume de cafe, proce-
dente de las otras Americas, en- los
Estados Unidos.
AL senalar que ell cafe es ell pro-
ducto principal de exportaci6n de
los demas paises de America Y que
practicamente TODD ell cafe que Sc
consume en- los Estados Unidos pro-
cede del hemisferio, la Junta del
Cafe ha tratado de determinar la
actitud de la Junta de Production
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

de Guerra por 10 que respecta al
racionamiento de tai producto.
Contestando a Paul c. Daniels,
Presidente de la Junta del Cafe, el
Sr. Nelson dijo 10 siguiente:
"El programa de racionamiento
del cafe es unicamente una cues
ton de distribution dentro de los
Estados Unidos, teniendo como OBJ
jetivo la distribution e~quitativa de
dicho grano y tomando en- cuenta
la cantidad que sea possible importar
y no una reduction en- las importa-
ciones."
lei programa de racionamiento
no tiene por objeto disminuir ell con-
sumo de cafe en- los Estados Unidos
hasta un nivel inferior al que justi-
iquen las importaciones actuales y
futuras."
eel prop6sito del programa es nc
afectar la e~xportacion de cafe de los
paises productores y su importa-
cion en- este pals, y Sc c%ontinuaran
a~utorizando los embarques de dicho
grano a los Estados Unidos en- ell
volumen que permita ell es2Scio
disponible en- los barcos."
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
CHIARA MONTE

Sali6 ay er para Orlando ell a
.preoiado joven All Chiaramonte,
lue Sc encontraba en- uno de los
eampamentos de Montana, fu6
tras adado al Camp&mento dc
Orlando, Florida. Visit6 aqui q
us familiares, que residen en- ia
Oncena avenida y Gale Doce.
Como recordaran nuestros lee
torres, ell Sr, Chiaramonte, anteS
de su ingreSo en- ell Elercito, era
uno de los miembros de la Jun.
ia de Education del condado de
Hillsborough, puesto que desem.
penaba a satisfaction de todoS
Tiene ell grade de Cabo Tecni.
co.
Rapidos ascensos lie augura'
mos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
BAILE EN- Ell CIRCULO

Otra de las fiestas que Sc We
"a muy concurrida, manana Do
mingo, sera la que verificara la
Secci6n de Recreo del Circulo
Cubano, en- su hermoso Y amplio
salon del tercer pisO.
POdemos asegurar que Sc We
"a en- ella a TODD 10 mas granada
lie nuestra juventud.
Deleitara a los bailadores la
orquesta que dirige ell professor
Frank Grasso, con su cantante
Joe CamejO, joven que ha sabi-
do captarse las simpatias del pd
blico.
Empezara a las ocho y media
de la noche, continuance hasta
las doce.
Precios de entrada: Damas,
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
PARA LA ESCUELA

En- la noche de aver partieron
para la Anderson Airplane Cons
truction School, en- Tennessee
dos bueos amigos del cronista.
Uno 10 es Armando Dorta Jr.,
hijo del Sr. Armando Dorta y la
Sra. Adela Garcia.
Ell joven Dorta estaba proxi-
mo a terminar sus estudios de
Bachi[ler en- el Hillsbor0ugh H,
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
DE VISTA

DE VISTA
BESIDE hace dias Sc encuentra
en- Tampa Ell joven Henry Soda
res, exmiembro de la Secci6n dc
Recreo del Centre ASturiano, q,
pertenece al Ejercito de los Es-
tados UnidoS. Ostenta el grade
lie Cabo Tecnico.
Ell joven Solares esta destaca.
do en- un Campamento de Loui.
Siana.
Grata estancia Y muchas di
versiones lie deseamos.
Que Sc divierta mucho Y gu,
la buena suerte lie acompane.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
School v residia .1n SUI mama

School Y residia oon su mama
en- 81 lall de Ia 10 avenida
Alberto Vslasco, tamaien pro
xiuao graiuarse de Oachi-ler en-
81 mismo institute local e hijo de
les eSpoSoS Ana Maria y Frank
Fernandez, RESIDENCES del 1909
de East Columbus Drive, es Ell
Ctro.
Ambos j6venes aprenderan la
construction de aeroplan0S.
Les deSeamoS grandeS eXitos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

mes al efecto de asegurar ell
t~ransporte del cafe a los Esta-
dos Unidos.
En- vista de que las difcultades
references al ~transporte han dismi-
nuido, ell Sr. Nelson inform6 a la
Junta del Cafe que la Junta de
Production de Guerra c~onsiderara
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
VICTORIA DE TURKEY
THOMPSON

Portland, Oregon, Die. IS. -
Con un peso de 202 libras Tur-
key Thompson, de Los Angeles,
derrib6 por la cuenta de diez, en-
ell segundo asalto, a Ernie Nord-
man, de Goodland, Kansas.
Tenia ell derrotado un peso de
1874 libras.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
de Pascuas con IN Bale matt

nee y que q mismo sera arneni-
aIdo por Ia orquesta Don Fran
CISCO"
BESIDE las cuatro de la tarde a
as ocho de la noche,
Regiran los precioS de las an
terioreS Semanas.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
DERROTA DE MONO" CUE.
VAS

Filadelfia, Die. 19.-El peso
dep luna frankie Carlo, de es-
ia ciudad, derrot6 aver, pOr de-
cisi6n de los jueces a Mono
Cuevas, de New York. Pesaba ell
ganador 127 libras y el vapulea
do 124. Ocho asaltos dur6 ell
match"
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

Tuvo lucar en- 81 salon de Re.
Greo de Ia berriada @Poroe DE-
Iron Court"
La orquests la Tropical III
40 a su cargo la parte bailaSC
Y fue ovacionada por la distin-
gIida concurrencia.
Felicitamos a los o~rganizado-
res por ell exito alcanzado.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

81, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
s;vamente por i n g
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenida v Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
WASHINGTON. - Donald
M. Nelson, Presidente de Ia

j unta de Pro-
duccion de
Guerra, ase-
gur6 a la Jun
ia Interalne-
ric a d e |
Cafe que Sc
hara TODD ell
~esfuerzo posi-
BILE para pro-
porcionar es-
pacio en- las
ennbarcacio-
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
EAS NAIAtAN
Por Mario Rodriguez
MATINEE BAILABLE

MA AIMEE BAlLABLE
Manana domingo vo.vera a
verse concurridisima la sala
principal de fiesta del Centre
E%spanol, con la matinee BAHIA
BILE que Ofrece cada semana la
Secci6n de Recreo y Adorno.
Como de costumbre ocupara
la plataforma de la musica la
orQuesta Don Francisco, con su
c%antante Joe Camel.
EmpeZara a las cuatrO de la
tarde y terminara a las Ocho de
la noche.
Por el derechO a la entrada Sc
pagaran los precioS de siempre.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
SANTOS DEL Ola
Dario J

Sabado: Nemesio, Dario Y
ZOSimO. Sta. FauSta.
Domingo: Don, de Silos y
confeSor.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
Did "piam0nd Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer Pains7

II Is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so vora.
ciously # he suffered after eating
pains, Sufferers who have to pay
the penalty of stomach or ulcer
pains, Indigestion, gas pains heart
burn, burning sensation, bloat ard
other conditions caused by excess
acid should try a Doc box OF Udga
Tablets, They must help or money
refunded.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

n you've got a date vita the Rirl friend. or
q business appointment, play tuart and take
the proper prcrautlou 10 see Tat your brealh
doean't offend Unnecessarily After am. moth.
ing is 30 measurable and so offensive as
neploosed ease of haltosla tbad breathl. Dc.
fore your next late on business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Latcrlne Antaeptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweet ar, purer, less likely 30 offend. Most
cases n h~alitUais, cay some authorities. are
due 10 the Fermentation VI tiny food particles
IN the mouth, although some eases may be
due 10 syftHmie disorders. Against the for
mer condition. Lmteune Autiaoptic works
wonuera because @ first hnita The fermensa-
ton and then overcome the doors &c causes.
Don't forget % use g. Tee the first aid of
thovsands Of popular and successful peoplf
LlSTERINE AMTISEPTIC
v Ta MI ToaH Reeaek Salaaf~R
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

Que la Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre Espanol celebrara el dia
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

Ell BALE DE ANOCHE
BriIante la fiesta celebrada
anoche por los Guardianes Ae-
reos del Distrito No. 419.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

80 centavos; caballeros IS cts.
hombreS en- uniforme, 80 cts.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
MEVO VSTDO~~ PARA UNA MNTTA~. ZEN MGJM PARTE"

CEN ALGUNA PARTE" una nhta, que jamas ha conocdO oha coa
que la guerra y la destruction, pensa,-"iPor que?" jEs este 10 que
signIfca haber nacidO?
Y la condensation, que Sc la da a Cruz Roja Americana, es-"lNol"
iTodava queda ago de amor y ae carload e. este mundO! olempre ha
habido este. 1919 ILL.,
UN VESTIDO NUEVO, hecho pr ma de las $500 mujeres tabajado-
rs de Tampa, vOrunIarlas en- e. Cueipo de PRODUCTION "a la cruz 10
ia, alegra su corazOncno como puueIa aaegrar Ios eofaZones de VOdaS
las nnlLas. Tn Vesuuo nueyO, que es IA ue t0s nas u c Io,JUU arCcu-
los de vestlr hechOs pOr esLas "NIuJeres c N ia guefIa' de Tampa.
POR LOS QUE PELEAN, Y Los QUE POR ELLOS ST PELEA. Mas
de 1880 aruculos 0e Vestr nan "a nethos y mas ne 4,oVO nan sdO
teJdOs y envIaoOs a los que pecan y a iOs que pr eHos Sc peea. o%-
dados, marlnerOs,. marInOs recIDen estos afuCuIOs 4e hO 50 oe a 81
PRUEBA DE QUE ALGUILN ST. ACUERDA. Sweaters, bufandas, me-
dIas, guantes, cascos, mOOnuas, gOIao! Cndles, Doisda, lIdIaUas, quA-
tos! Nestldos sayue4as, DIusaa IeldJos canlsas, canlsaone, de'antaIeS
PJamas de hospital DaCaSu e cUnsa.vaeehCa, can.aas ue doimT, cna-
quotas de dormI, camlsOnes de OpefeOn! JuegOs, caua ch ue4nta
arlculosl La hsta se gtanue e importance.
CUANDO LOS HERIDOS CLAMAN! Ademas dc TODD 10 anterior es-
tas 'Mujeres en- la guerra de tampa nan acceptable II quota d e ses
meses, de 5OO,0OO vendDes qururgIcos para que "er' y Is cosas que
Ell detIende no perezcan.
LA HOLGANZA VA A LA GUERRA! La holganza no esta racionada.
Ha cesado de exBtr para estas "MuJeres en- la Guerra Elias usan de
esa holganza para hacer bin a los demas.
ALISTESE HOYl Ell Cuerpo de Production de la Cruz Roja necesta de
su ayuda Sc lie faciHtan tOdos los materiales-no tene listed que uaer
NADIA consigo, mas que a su persona. Lame a cualquiera de es0s hume
ros: II 42-304, Mrs. V. A. VrOwe Jr, Ii 27-22l, Mrs ID + Taylor, o al
H 1899, Capftulo de la Cruz RoJa'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
AnfiSPPfics of 1917
Boers Vaccinations
Make Coolies Repent
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

m reprintng my article how get
army from 1915
It's different army. but its the old bug syrup
gained y pounds in my first day in the army Nine
were shoes and three vaccine.
No sooner had taken the Of office they started
me on the assembly line the infrmary.
lot of medical toreadores lined up on the
incubation Each had hypodermc big enough
play symphonic orchestra.
had my choice Of measles sundae typhoid split
and took both.
One soldier took antfrceze mixture with two sravs
and cherry top
The most popular A AWOL float with skipped cream
The army surgeon took look at He shuddered
Then he jabbcd with shooter full boiler
compound shuddercd.
That closed the shudders.
antiseptic tin roof in the tropics
Ny numb couldn't pick UP a cup or army
coffee for When could pick up the coffee !
numb all
vaccna,cd all They gave dose of
shelac by surprise flank movement
You will have to where got that cannot
show you secret maps Anyway good soldier
looks back
But he would himself lot Of grief if nc did.
got II vaccinations all told in different places There
certainly lot of scabs going through picket lines.
Brother was numb than rabbit skin on fence
post But got with tho sergeant. l gave him blood
TRANSMISSION, and il embamcd him.
Coolies used TO bite and turn their backs
That dldn change the betting They had legs both
sides.
c.rsush1 D.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
the Side

Ecrorc Of h.; fair hair. 70, n,
crccIS
Al --amc0 u the magic Of her
locks.
AHd WteH Sfc 7EdS FtGW T6V6d
u young mans Hrck
She cW not rcr <ef t.m trce
dg0ip.
Goethe.
CAbove IS one Of the thou
sands Of poem, about blondes.
Poems about bsHnet> are rare.
Shakespeare had much go say
about blondes but BE- expressed
the opinion that tho best color
hair II woman could have was
chestnut brown r. Y. d.
ERED MacMURRAY The only
saHophone player who ever.
became a movie star, Fred was
once a member Of tha\a band
known az The California Col
Iegians.
This outfit appeared in the
show. Three 4 Crowd
In this show when Libby IIol-
man sang Give Ne Something
10 Remember You By she d.
rected the words al MI Mac
Murray who was playing the
part OF a sailor
Freddie FltlSimmons. or The
Brooklyn Dodgcr> Sometimes
referred 10 As Fat Freddie
| have been trying 10 think
who was the fsttcSt major
league player Of all time. bat
haven't made much progress so
far.
can think OF a lot Of heavily
built players such rs Hack
Wilson and "Sandow McrtcS,
but cant think Of one who could
be rightly called fat.
4 CHfCAGOAN says he has
"A noticed men carry the torch
more and longer for Capricorn
women than those born Under
any other sign
New Yorker states the United
States record for a lengthy mar
ued life Is held by Nh. and Mrs
Levin Lemay of Owego County
y. Y, who were married for rs
years.
believe Is years of married
life IS tire United States record,
but Mr. and Mrs. Lemay are not
the exclusive holders Of that
record
Mr. and Mrs. A. O Blackmar
Of Columbus Ga, also we're
married for Is years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02

TIVE First Nights: The boom
l. was on a week. Miss Fon-
tame and Mr.. Lunt offered the
largest evening frolIcking again
after few seasons of serious
ChOring.
They enchant. you in The
Pirate" rTebit loaded with
wit nonsense and music, pcnned
by 6. y. Behrman.
The town was happy to see
Them full of mischief ssa+Hr the
Times Lewis Nichols Calling It
AN occasion for rejoicing
The Great Big Doorstep" pre-
SentS A horde OF 20 whites on
me Mississippi delta whom you
can love and laugh at.
Dorothy Gish and Louis Cal
horn head The happy brood who
need a shack to match the gaudy
doorstep they've fShed out of
Old Man River.
MIR Lockridee Of The Sun
summed II up As "a small pleas.
ant play which is often comic
but never very enterprSlng
Yankee Point the weeks
first. ran into cold shoulders.
There were smiles for Edna Best.
Elizabeth Patterson and John
Cromwell. but Jonn Anderson
rated the vehicle only a fraC-
ton Of 4 play
Paul Mum revived his old hin.
"CounSellor-at-LaW
It's Stiil plenty Of SNOW and
he carries II gracefully
TIVE Magic Lanterns Plenty OF
AirCa 90 the screens
"CaSablanca, which go' swell
Publicity from tho United State
forces. Is mcaty melo.
This shows the town before
-, he Yanks came. when II was A
passport market for runawaNS
from tho conquered cOuutrieS
II gets power from II Bogart.
lngrid Bergman and Paul Hen.
red
White Cargo gives You an
other Africa which the BrItonS
won't care for
Hedy LAMAR very leegy. is
the iemptreSS.
Walter Pidgeon IS tho whit,
man boss with thc SrobhiSh sen
rmcntS
'Gcn'irnsn Jim d, Vhan-
no flicker, but u gives to-4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
Better Health q
w arm
Clothes
BY Dr. Logan CIendening

tim ~ bttt tbcre L. still an enor-
-. -, -, ,.,,.so,,.
i'''ue "ea'H q " '''iO''a ~ '0''''
who start OF. speed UP flTe IN
the crate or stove by pouring
on kerosene
@. e...,.oa- 3. H. t-.ftoa
NP''i "a - CO 81 '''' - 80
States nave become more or less
A thing Of the past and The
that unless screened these fires
NAV be the cause OF serious
burns bv setting fire 10 clothing.
especially the clothing of chill
dren
~Ac ar al bo.tcre ui,eo,t
I a. -. ,oa,,l.,od
-. :, auo ~, 80 49, g..
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a'y re.Ie 80 e - No 80
-, 80 80 '''' '''''' - wa
P' ho"hnJ, cb.,,i,c over - cas
- - p@oo,.., 80 -, an - ~
,. 49, - - 20 -, IA
' ,ao,.,l''' -. ',,e IT. I'm 80,
,ou''N ~ ''''' '''''' - ''0'
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02

curious slant on Jim Corbett.
whose bog II u.s..
Enrol Flynn plays him for a
boa,tcr which Corbcit wasn't.
However the rest IS hunky-
dory. Alexis Smith is the Why.
and Jack Carson the other who.
Tine Avengers would be 2
>nasheroo If u. moved htuc
faster
II, shows the British raising
underground hell In Eorway
with Ralph Richardson and Hugh
William, ~ best actors
The War Against Mrs Had
Icy had a great chance 10 eN-
pose oSti7ches bui u doeSn
The Hidden Hand winch
strives for creep with 2 lunatic
~ loose h1> ini at brass cali
M HIM crazy
THE Wireless, con Hepdcr-
L son can slug when No. wants
10
he swung a. tnc gas ChiScicrS
who waste motor fuci tOolinc
along the pleasure routes
It's just the same" he wal
opcd las IL that motOriSt had
hl-jacked an oil tanker carrying
fuel Ia our troops.
Inward N4rro~ reports a rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
The Brighter Side

MY FINANCIAL experts arc
w slightly befuddIed, if not
completely punch-drunk, and /
would not advise YOU 20 place
any great confidence in their
opinions. but they tell me that
the rationing Of money TO main.
tam INC SZJ,UUU, not 17mIT on
incomes beginning next year
ought 10 be a most Interesting
process.
So far tho limit IS supposed
10 be only on salaries and that
hits comparatively few persons
in the United States. hut II Is
tho belief Of my experts. hired
expressly 10 cHiightcn my read
els on this problem that steps
Viii be taken 20 impose the
same limitation on all income.
They think that a> with
salaries. the most income any
person viii be- permitted 10
have viii be $4,000 which
with the taxes out is expected
10 leave the So. 900 of the lmi-
tatIon This would belt persons
whose income is derived from
clipping coupons or from any
other source
MY EXPERTS arc of the
VI opinion that the Imltators
"ill also take cognllapce Of
those who have cash moneys
StaShcd away m safety deposit
vaults and who might be- able 10
take out much more than tho
S25 900, net. per year
l asked how can those lni-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02

A NJ ASKED by a PttSburgher
n for a good question 10 ask
a quiz expert
Most Of those quiz experts arc
hard to battle, but you might
ask one:
- who + Jampet Ngawaug
bsang lishey Tenzihg
GNatSo:"
This Is 2 fair question and
should be- readily answered by
anybody claiming 10 have a
knowledge Of the world
George Bernard Shaw had n
character IN one Of ms pl1yS say;
Remember the Frenchman
who asked his grandmother at
what age we get free from the
temptation o4 love? The old
woman said she didn't know"
WHEN British aviator, sta
w toned in Russia. WAS
awarded the Order OF Lcnin by
the Soviet government M fennd
that this entitled hum 10 many
privileges.
For example he never was al
lowed 10 stand IN a bNS He was
given 30 per cent Of on all rent
and hotel bills He never was
compelled 20 stand m line at a
thcatcr box office.
As soon as the attendant saw
he wore the order of Len.h he
was placed AT the head OF the
line.
Some Of the medals sc award
oar War heroes should carry
similar privileges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
The $4,000
Salary limit

dropped in and stated that he
understood the government had
said. in connection with the sal
airy Limitation. that allowances
would be made for certain fixed
obligations, but he confessed ne
-v-aS- 1frat1fe- III 1-St ttft7et ;
that meant. or whether these
fixed obligations would be added
TO the Sol, 200.
I CANNOT say that the pros
i pect Of rationed money alarms
me. as | have been on 4 ration
in that respect all my lIic but
! am wondering abou, tho pos
SibihticS of bOOtlcgglng acJiNl-
Ties If the thing comes off a
sort Of black market m money.
II a man had a bundle Cf re-
stamped currency could he not
build up lively trade cNChanc-
ing the reStampS 10 guys with
plenty of tine old dough planted
but who cannot get along on
small change like $4,000 per
year, on the basis Of, say, two or
three to one
Well, l suppose he could but
I must moi pursue This thodgift
farther. As l can see the boot.
INC would only load tO more
work for Mr.. Hoover and has
G-fellowS and they already have
about all they can comfortably
attend TO.
Copyright !e2 rr King fea'mss
Distributed oy lntsraauona. Sfps SEX. 60
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
Bridge H. "a Vice:
Here's Proof

Later my partner hit me in
The PIT OF the stomach tand
what It target ne had because
accused nm OF los ne a game
by Ignoring the rhythm Of the
hand Our opponents were lIn-
aware Of our nghi. they having
engaged N tu>sie when one Of
them accused the other of vast
me 4 trek b. losing the "fluldity
al the hand
Vino OH salient W4S engaged
in desperate battle there were
other hattielron'> Al the table
nearest the window a couple was
kissing At one another over an
argument concerning what con-
>iltu'c> q plus value.
Across the room TWO normally
gcntlcwaU.y men were a. one
another, 'hroa' latch because
one ol 'hcm had forgotten they
were PLAYING the short club and
had gone down 500
l. is nay r-eStjuu after
>cu> Of bridge playing tnat
Arthur Donovan boxing great
c>l referee. establish himself A.
president OF the AmalCamated
Bridge Clubs Of America. and
lay down a sci Of rules. He could
pattern the rules after the ones
that govern boxing No hitting
IN tho cljuches. No rab b I
punches 40 hitting after the
bell No hitting below the belt.
-Four no trump. Take II away.
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