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Evening star., 1942-04-26
American Gold Stur Mothers

Grace Darling Selbolc Chapter OF
the District Of Columbia held a
Joint social and business meeting
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Hattie
Hurley. 572o Thirteenth street NV
Luncheon was served.
The chapter is serving the ma
tional defense by contributing TO
the purchase Of War bond, ana
some timely counsel was offered by
the national defense chairman.
A rummage sale is planned for
later in the spring, in order TO in
crease the funds in the treasury.
Several other projects to raise money
also were arranged.
The following chairmen Of COM
nitteeS were recently appointed by
the president, Mrs. Mary K. Kill
leen: AmerIcanism Mrs. Della
Barber; cheerio, Mrs. Josephine
Talks: entertainment. Mrs. Hattie
Hurley; membership and national
defense. Mrs. E. NJ Nash, and ways
and means. Mrs. Mary NJ. Gibbs.
sympathy was extended and two
bouquets Of flowers sent to the
Americanism chairman. Mrs. Bar
Der. who was unable to attend on
account Of illness.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Job S Daughters

The drill team of Bethel No. I viii
meet at the temple tomorrow at 730
pm. Also the hiking club will go
bicycle riding Meet at 2l00 z street
NV. at 10 am. Each girl bring
her lunch.
On Saturday the Bethel will have
election of officers The Mothers
Club will give dinner at $50 pm.
at the temple.
The girls will go to Rock Greek
Park on May g. Dates, lunches and
hiking are In order.
Evening star., 1942-04-26

The second Of a series of card par
ties will be given by the General
Temple Auxiliary Board at $500 Six
teenth street NV. Wednesday at 8
pm.
The Tuesday Evening Card Club
Of Chevy Chase Chapter will meet
at the home of Mrs. Winifred Savage
on April %.
Mrs. Miranda Hodge. matron of
Electa Chapter, announces Bethel
No. 5, Jobs Daughters, will be spe-
cial guests Tuesday evening. On
May l the auxiliary board will meet
at the home of Mrs. Ruth Simpson
with Mrs. Margaret Wallingsford as
Joint hostess. On May the board
will give a card party at the Masonic
Hall in Anacostia, D. c.
Matron Mildred Syfrig announces
Columbia Chapter will meet Tues
day evening, with a program. The
Temple Board will hold bake sale
dlUcI IIlc LlcclIllS.
The matron of East Gate Chapter
announces on May l will be endow-
ment night. There will be initiation
and the mothers Of the chapter
will be honored.
The Star Point Society will meet
tomorrow evening at the home Of
Mrs. Bessie burst. .-
Luna z. Diamond, matron of Tenn
pie Chapter, announces on April 27
will be blue lodge night All Ma
sons are invited. Entertainment,
refreshments and dancing.
The Star Point Club will meet
April 2S at the home of Mrs. Evalyn
Dickson.
Bessie De Rosa, matron of Mount
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Ben Hur News

Perl o. Bowers, national secretary.
and A. S. Bradshaw, special field
representative, of Charlottesville,
Ind. attended the meetings Of Po-
tomac Court and the Executive
Board. william Thomas, chief. Po-
tomac Court, and Samuel Trupp,
chairman of Executive Board, well
coined them.
Judge Louis NJ. Merryman pre-
sided at the first booster meeting
of United Court. John B. Dickman
was master of ceremonies during
the court celebration of the 50th
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Ballauf.
Victory Court will meet Friday
in Woodmen of the World Hall,
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Veterans Prepare
Annual Services for
Memorial Day
6. A. R. Orders 5000
Carnations for Graves
In Arlington Cemetery

The Grand Army Of the Republic
Memorial Day Corp. has authorized
the making of $4,000 carnations to
be placed on veterans graves in Ar
lington National Cemetery May 2e.
The carnation is the official flower
of the United Spanish War Vet
erans. The carnations are being
made by members of the auxiliaries.
The veterans of the War with
Spain, the Philippine Insurrection
and the China Relief Expedition will
hold their annual parade along
Constitution avenue on the morning
of Memorial Day. After the parade
wreaths will be laid on the graves
of Gen. Nelson A. Miles, Gen. Henry
w Lawton. Gen. M Emmett Uren,
Col. James S. Petit and 1t. Richard
J. Harden, in whose honor camps
of the u. S. w. V in the District
department have been named.
Exercises also will be held at the
mast Of the battleship Maine and
at the Sapinsh- American War mon
ument erected by the Colonial
Danes of America.
Special rites will be held at the
crypt of Admiral George Dewey at
Washington Cathedral.
Col John Jacob Astor Camp and
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp held
muster exercises and visitation cere-
monies for Department Comdr
Elvin NJ Luskey last week. Valentine
T. Mayer off1ciated as inspector.
Col James T. Petit Camp will
conduct its annual muster Tuesday
at department headquarters. Petit
Auxiliary meets tomorrow at Naval
Lodge Hall.
Mothers Day services will be held
at Douglas Memorial Church at 8
pm, May 10 Chaplain John A
Lund will direct the program The
auXiliaries, the Daughters Of '95. the
Sons Of Veterans unit and the seven
camps in the District will attend.
The District Auxiliary will hold
its annual May party at Northeast
Masonic Temple at s pm, May 6.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
G. u. o. of O. r.

District Grand Master o. II. Brsnic
and his cabinet will be guest of the
Mems Club of Allen A. NJ E Church
today at $50 pm. Tuesday the
Executive Committee win visit D. B.
Bowser Lodge in Garfield Hall. Gar
field. D. c. Regular convocation of
Patriarchy 1S will be held April 81.
Lodge communications Old Ark and
William A. Freeman. May /: Blue
Bell Juvenile, May 5, at pm.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Knights Of Pythios

The charter list for the new
Roosevelt Victory Lodge is nearing
completion. The lodge will be COM
posed of members formerly con-
nected with one of the various local
lodges, and from out-of town lodges.
Applications for membership should
be made to the New Lodge Commit
tee at Pythian Temple.
A class of IA were knighted by
Hermoine Lodge last Thursday eve
ming. The rank work was con-
ferred by the Grand Lodge degree
team, under the leadership of Ed
ward T Negosta.
The Needle Point Club will be en-
tertained by Mrs Olga Baum at her
home tomorrow night.
Mrs. Ida Crown will entertain the
past chiefs on Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Duuqhters of Isabella

Mrs. Carolyn B. Manning. national
regent. and members Of the board of
directors, who are in Washington
for the unveiling of a tablet COM
memorating the Daughters of Isa-
bella Foundation at the National
Catholic School of Social Service,
will be honored at a reception to-
morrow evening from 9 to 1890
o'clock at the Washington Hotel.
Mrs. Stephen M. Stafford, regent
of the local circle, will be assisted
in receiving the guests by Miss
Elizabeth j. Dolan, state regent;
Mrs. James F. Hartnett. past regent,
and Mrs. Thomas A. Baldwin, vice
regent.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Child Welfare Work
To Be Broadcast
Next Thursday
Health Day Planned by
Legion and Auxiliary;
Other Activities

The Child Welfare work OF the
American Legion and Auxiliary will
be presented to the Nation through
the Auxiliary's Child Health Day
broadcast next Thursday night over
N. B. C. from I0:45 to II O'Clock.
Lynn U. Stambaugh, national COM
mander of the Legion and Mrs,
Mark w. Murrill. president of the
auxiliary will be the speakers.
Mrs. Hedevig Almseldt, child well
fare chairman of the Southern Di-
vision. reports that each unit in her
division have active programs FOR
April The auxiliary, Department OF
the District of Columbia. has set
April as the month for outstanding
activities in child welfare, Mrs
Margaret E Carroll, department
president, announced. Although the
entire organization has been active
in the blood and serum bank par
ties, Kenna- Main Unit is present.
ing in April a supply toy cart to
Gsllinger Hospital for the crippled
children. This cart has hammers,
nails. paint brushes, letter punches,
knitting and crochet yarn and
needles for knitting and weaving,
colored paper, scissors, glue and
every conceivable item to keep A
child busy. It also has dolls, doll
furniture, marbles and all games of
amusement for the crippled child,
Nash Unit will give Group kettle
to Chldren's Hospital while Sergeant
Jasper Unit will give q wheel chair,
and all units have adopted families
and have donated to Boys Police
Clubs.
Miss NJ. Edna Mcintosh. past
department president has been
named convention chairman for the
department convention in August.
The units are giving a party for
the veterans at Walter Reed on
April IS They Will serve refresh
ments and the entertainment has
been secured by Charles Kohen Of
the American Legion.
Sergt, Jasper Unit No. y met
Monday evening ar the American
Legion Club. 24S7 Fifteenth street.
with Mrs Kathleen Q. Abreo, presi-
dent. presiding.
Mrs. Irma Lester. chairman Of
the Child Welfare Committee. gave
a report Of this work. Dr.. Dorothy
larger. assistant chief Of the Chill
6ren's Hospital: Miss Matte Glib
son, superintendent Of that hospital,
and DR.. Ruth Stannsrd. resident
physician. spoke The Group kettle
which was presented 10 the hos
pitsl was or display
The following Nominating and
Credentials Committee was appoint
ed BY the president. Mrs. Maudie
Brunson. Mrs. Ola D Lee. Mrs
Anna Elliott. Miss Bertha Fender
gsst. Mrs. Mary McMillin, Mrs.
Ruth OrloSky and Mrs. Christine
Reilly.
The Junior group Will meet to-
6ay at the home Of the Junior
president. Miss Nancy Lee Ahreo
iS49 Perry place NV, at ? pm
AL Juniors are requested 70 attend
Evening star., 1942-04-26

Joint installation of officers of the
post Of the District of Columbia
Department, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will be held Wednesday night
at SIS New Jersey avenue NV. De-
partment Comdr. Lambert will Of
ficiate with his staff.
The posts participating will be !:
Equality Walter Reed, Federal, Co
lumbia, Potomac, Front Line, Fol-
low Me-Defense, United States
Treasury, Internal Revenue, Ali
American and United States Naval
Gun Factory. s--.---- -.
National Capital Post will hold
joint installation ceremonies with
its auxiliary at 1912 Ninth street
NV. next Tuesday evening The
post will also celebrate its 23d an
niversary with refreshments and
entertainment.
Past Department Comdr. Oscar
w. Hollingsworth again installed
officers of Police-Fire Post, as fol-
lows: Commander, F. S. Hathorne;
senior vice commander, ]. M. Nc
Inerney; Junior vice commander,
c. w. OMalley; quartermaster,
c. w. Shaw; advocate, F. G. Will
liams; chaplain, S. j. Holiday; sur
geon, H. N. Lancaster, and trustee,
I. B. Wetherall.
Comdr. Hollingsworth, on behalf
Of the post, presented outgoing
Comdr. Harry STATE with a past
commanders ring. The Widows and
Orphans Home at Eaton Rapids,
Mich, awarded the post a citation
and life membership for having do
mated 500 annually for the past
five years.
Comdr. Hathorne will hold an
executive meeting of the officers at
his home next Wednesday evening.
The post celebrated its eighth an
niversary with its installation Of
officers.
An Americanization night will be
sponsored by Front Line Post tomor-
row night at 1903 Fourteenth street
NV. Members Of all local posts are
invited.
Past Department President Ade-
laide M. Grant installed the fol-
lowing officers of the Police-Fire
Auxiliary: President, Edria Lee
Senseman; senior vice president,
Alice De Mar; junior vice president,
Jennie Keesee; treasurer, Josephine
Wright; secretary. Peggy Burdette;
chaplain, Mercedes McCallum; con-
ductreSs, Harriet McKeon; guard,
Mary Wetherall; color bearers, Ma
rian Wright, Clara Searcy and Lii
Ian Fades; patriotic instructress,
Thelma Graves. Mrs. Graves was
also installed as trustee for the 18-
month period. She was presented
with Defense bond and turned IL
over to the national home.
A special meeting of Potomac
Auxiliary was held at the home of
Mary Hargraves. II New York ave-
nue. NE, for the installation of
officers, on Monday evening. Mrs.
Florence Armstrong, department
president, was the installing officer.
The officers are: Margaret Myers,
president; Mary Hargraves, senior
vice president; Minnie Mccullough,
junior vice president: Ida Emmert,
treasurer; Catherine DAILY, chaplain:
Rose Luebkert, conductress; Ruth B.
Keene, secretary, and Elizabeth
Beasley, retiring president, 18-month
trustee.
Mrs. Hargraves served a buffet
supper.
The next meeting will be held
May II at 3726 NJ street NV. at
8 pm.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Jewish War Veterans

The drive TO secure funds 10 pur-
chase six pursuit planes TO be pre-
sented TO the Government was re-
ported last week by National Comdr
Benjamin kaufman TO be progress
ing. Washington Post members
here are taking an active interest
in the campaign.
Posts all over the country are also
contributing to the effort.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
District Legion to Take Charge
Of Transient Bureau Tomorrow
Arrangements for Potomac Excursion
Being Made; Other Department Notes

The District Of Columbia Depart
nnent. the American Legion, will take
charge Of the Transient Registration
Bureau tomorrow at the American
ism School. Tenth and II streets
NV. according to Chairman c
Francis Mccarthy. This Is a rev %
cetir1 The shifts VIII be from :
an. 70 pm and from z 20 Q pm
Arrangements are being made for
the department boat ride to be held
on the S s. Mount Vernon june 30.
The Executive Committee is In
charge Of distribution OF tickets for
the various posts.
The local department has received
word from national headquarters
that a Nationwide collection Of
playing cards. new and used. by the
Legion and the Forty and Eight has
been launched The donations
should be sent TO Charles W Ardery,
correspondent national Of the Forty
and Eight AT National Headquarters,
Indianapolis, Ind.
National Cathedral Post will meet
st the Legion clubhouse instead Of
Reno Esther Hall next Tuesday eve
ming. The guest speaker Will be an
officer Of an East Indian cavalry
regiment who has seen active service
In Libya and on other fronts.
Lester n Steinem OF the post has
been selected as department athletic
officer.
Comdr. Buckley has been elected
vice chairman Of the Chevy Chase
Civilian Defense Committee and
Adj Herbert jacob has been made
an assistant deputy air warden for
the same area.
The Fort Stevens Post. Sons of
the Legion Squadron, will meet
Tuesday at pm. in the Roosevelt
High School Recreation Center. A
business meeting and rehearsal Of
the Senior Drum and Bugle Corps
of Fort Stevens Post will be held in
the same place on Tuesday at 8 pm.
A meeting of the post Executive
Committee viii be held in the club
rooms, 1924 Georgia avenue NV, on
Wednesday at 8 pm.
Kenna Main Post No. 81. Of
Anacostia. will hold carnival on
lot at corner T and Fourteenth
streets Sc, opening April "a and
continuing through May 2.
AS a special attraction on the
opening evening the post has ar
ranged for one hour of dancing on
T street between 8 and 9 o'clock.
The regular meetings Of the De
tachment Executive Committee OF
the Sons of the American Legion
have been changed 10 the first
Wednesday of every month. The
next is at pm. May 6 at the
Legion Clubhouse.
on MAY % a dance, sponsored
by the department, will be held at
the Legion Clubhouse.
Legionnaire Charles Heller re-
quests that membership cards be
forwarded to department headquar-
ters. He reports that there are still
openings on the department soft
ball team for players who are l6
wears Of age or over. Candidates
may telephone him at Georgia 1882
evenings.
Evening star., 1942-04-26

Robert de Bruce Council, knights
KadoSh. Scottish Rite Masons, will
confer the goth degree on a class Of
candidates Tuesday night at the
temple.
Rush S. Young. commander Of
DeMolsy Commandery. K. T, an
nounces that on April % Right
Eminent Grand Commander Otto
B. Roepke, accompanied by his staff,
will pay his annual grand vista
ton. The new officers will be
installed.
Master Lawrence Wood Of Joppa
Lodge announces the NJ. M degree
Monday night. The communication
is designated trestleboard night,
when members of the Trestleboard
Masonic Club will be entertained.
Past masters night will be OBJ
served in Stansbury Lodge tomorrow
night when the past masters will
confer the NJ. M. degree.
Acacia Lodge will have the M. M.
degree Tuesday night with Senior
Warden Wells in the East.
Members of Naval Lodge and
their ladies will be the guests of
Martha Chapter, o. e. s., Friday
night.
Takoma Lodge will devote Tues
day evening to business and fellow
ship.
Members of st. Johns Lodge will
visit Bethlehem Chapter, o. z. s.,
Tuesday evening. The chapter has
designated the occasion as ST.
Johns night.
Lebanon Lodge will have bus
iness meeting Friday night.
National Lodge, Of which L. T.
Savage is the master, will conduct
religious services today at 3 pm
at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home.
On Tuesday evening the lodge will
confer the E. A. degree.
Sir Willmott Lewis, Washington
correspondent of the London Times
will address dinner meeting of
the Triangle Club of the Agriculture
Department at the Masonic Temple
on April "a at $50 pm.
All Master Masons are invited
For reservations contact L. r. Ender,
Room 1O4l, South Agriculture Build
ing.
High Priest Nathan Williams an
nounces Woodbridge Royal Arch
Chapter will exemplify the Mark
Master degree Tuesday evening at
East Gate Temple, with Benjamin
Brouner in the East, followed by an
address by Louis w. Plowman.
Charles S. Simpson. high priest
of Mount Horeb Chapter, r. A. M,
announces next Tuesday evening at
the Masonic Temple a past high
priests night will be celebrated.
Special entertainment has been ar
ranged, and refreshments will be
served. All past high priests of
Mount Horeb Chapter are urged to
be present, as one of the principal
functions will be the honoring of
Grand High Priest of the District
E. w. Libbey, who is also a past
high priest of Mount Horeb Chap
ter.
High Priest Simpson has arranged
for a special convocation on May IL
to confer the Mark Masters degree.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Meetings This Week.

Monday-Tsnk Corps Post
2437 Fifteenth street NV.
Tues6ay-James Reese Europe
Post 1896 Fifteenth street N w.
National Cathedral Post, 2437
Fifteenth street NV
FRIDAY - Victory Post 2437
Fifteenth street NV: Depart
ment Of Agriculture Post, De-
partment Of Agriculture.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
VT. W. Posts 10 Hold
Joint Installation
OF New Officers
Dept. Comdr. Lambert
And Stuff Will Officiote;
Other Activities
Meetings This Week.

Monday - Front Line Post,
1903 Fourteenth street NV.
Tuesday - National Capital
Post, 1912 Ninth street NV;
Junior Drum and Bugle Corps,
Eastern High School armory.
Wednesday-Joint installation
Of posts. SIS New Jersey ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Shepherd Of Bethlehem

Loyalty Lodge will meet Monday
az 8 pm. at z Fourth street NE.
Trinity Lodge will meet Tuesday
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Scottish Rite Masons
Planning 10 Confer
29th Degree tuesday
Robert de Bruce Council
To Hold Ceremonies;
Other Lodge Activities

Robert de Bruce Council. Knights
KadoSh. Scottish Rite Masons. will
confer the 29th degree on class of
candidates Tuesday night at the
temple.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
Function tedtrdJ

FTnci6n tedtrdJ
Firmada por 81 Sr. ]. Gonsa-
lez, atento Secretario de Ia Lo-
gia Caballeros Leales de Am6ri-
ca, recibi6 una fina invitaci6n,
para la function que Sc celebrara
mafiana a beneficio del "Comi-
te Pro4Basilio Alvarez, en- ell
teatro del Centre Asturiano.
Tambien Sc nos envia ell pro-
grama complete.
Primera Parte. Sinfonia por
lie Estudiantina "Espana', que
dirije ell Maestro Manuel Salga-
do. REPRESENTATION de la pre-
ciosa comedia en- dos actos, de
los autores Blasco y NJ. Ramos
Carbon, titulada: "Levantar
Muertos, interpretada por Car
mencita Alvarez, hija de Don
Basilio; Sra. Pillar Ramirez,
Srta. Hilda Cermeno, Sizes. Mau
ricio Gutierrez, Manuel Fernan-
DEE, Ramon Campo y Arturo
Moran.
En- la segunda parte ira un
gran acto de variedades "Ena-
morado", Corrido Mejicano, in
terpretado por la Srta. Aida del
Valle, acompanada por la Estu-
diantina "Espana".
"Solea", pasodoble, interpre-
tado por la Srta. Carmencita AL
yarez, acompanada por la Estu-
!diantina "Espana"; Tango de
la Rosa, acorde6n por Carlos
Barbas, jr., y piano por la Srta.
Salgado; "Asturias' canci6n
por la Srta. Gloria Caruso, a.
companada por Rosa Salgado Y
.viOlines por los Sres. Orlando
Vega, Abel Rigau y Tony Sal
gado; "You are always in my
Heart, canci6n por ell nino An
gelo Greco, jr.; DANA, por Hill
da Cermeno y Angelo Greco,
jr., bailada por la diminuta
Joyce Cermeno; Gel VOlunta-
rio" por la Srta. Alicia LOuro,
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
APROBADA UNA LEY PARA
HACER COMA DEL ALCO-
HOL DE GRANO

Washington, julio 23.-El Sc
nado pas6 aver una ley que crea
una agencia independence para
la fabrication de gonna sintetica
por medic del alcohol de grano.
Habl6 en- contra de la ley ell IL
der Barkley, pero la mayoria lie
otorg6 su vote.
Los senadOres Thomas y Gilet
tie dijeron que el programa de la
WPB, encaminado a producer
100000 toneladas de gonna sin
tetica por aho, sc hasa princi-
palmente en- experiments preli-
minares en- los cuales Sc ha usa-
do ell petr6leo.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23

ganando mas que en- ninguna otra
Iepoca. Por ell momento no pueden
comprar un autom6vil nuevo, por-
que ell pals necesita los materiales,
los trabajadores y las fabricas para
lconstruir armamentos. Los esta-
ldounidenses estan ahorrando ese
dinerO para comprarse cosas des-
Ipues de la guerra. Mientras tanto,
depositaran Ell dinero que puedan en-
lcajas de ahorro o 10 invertiran en-
bonos de la Tesoreria de los Estados
Unidos, especialmente en- bonos de
ahorro para la guerra.
81 los 90 millones de trabajadores
do los Estados Unidos ahorran por
t6rmino medic 600 d6lares cada uno
ell proximo aho, ESQ resolvera nues-
'tro problema. En- termino medic
'pueden ahorrar esta cantidad Y to-
.davia disponer del dinero necesario
para vivir mucho mejor que los ira
bajadores de Alemania, Italia y q
Japon. Las sociedades mercantiles
y las personals acludaladas tambi6n
"odrhn rrestar al gobierno miliones
de d6iares.
Los oiudadanos de- los Fstr}os
unidos estaran almgcenando Gn tire
mendo poGer ndquisitivo cue poe
utilizar cuanGo t.rn...2 Ia ..a.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
IANTUVO LA COMISION
MARTINA LA ORDEN DA
DA CONTRA LOS ASTIILE
RIOS DE HIGGINS

Washington, ulio 23.-La CO.
mission martina nacional Sc ne
20 aver a r~escinair su orden can
celando Ia construction de 200
vapores, tlpo LibertGd, Ell los as
til,aros de Higgins, situados EN-
New Orleans.
Higgins compareci6 ante la
ccmisi6n Y pas6 despu6s una no
IA en- la Casa Blanca.
Ofreci6 aver i~nvestigar 10 su-
ccdidc, Ia ccmisi6n de defensa,
presidida por ell senadOr Tru-
man.
La Camara nombr6 un subco-
mite para estudiar los motives
de la "escasez de acero," pretex-
to para cancelar la orden dada
q Higgins.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
Avforidod en- ProbIemos
de Hacienda PvbIieo

Despu6s de treintd y un aaos
en- Ia Tesorerid dc los EstddoS
Unidos, Daniel W. Bell hd le-
gGdo a ser una de las primerds
dutoridddes del pals en- mdterid
de hacienda piblicd.
Els un funciOndrio de cdrrerd,
fu6 dscendiendo en- ell serVicio
ciuil Official hdstd que en- 1884
obtuVo Ell puesto de director in
terino del presupuestO. En- estd
posici6n, d~esempeho an gran
pdpel en- 10 reldtiVo a las fnoR-
gas de TODD Ell progrdpid de
Roosevelt, y en- enero de 1870
fu6 nombrddo Subsecretdrio de
Hacienda, siendo por 10 tdnto Ell
primer hombre de cdrrerd que
oeupG an pueSto tan alto en- esd
Secretdrfd.
Al Sr. Bell Sc le debe en- gran
pdrte Ell progrdmd para fndn-
cidr la guerra, que es Ia mayor
operdci6n para obtener fondos
que regiStrd la historic.
La gaceta., 1942-07-23
PETICIONES DE CIUDADA-
MA

Hicieron aver peticiones de
e.udadania, en- la corte federal,
las siguientes personals:
Joaquin Menendez, Salvador
Felix, Rafael Cerra, German
Jean Albert Potion, Balbino Fer
randez. Doris Agnes Irvine, &C.
sareo Martinez, Luisa Gonzaga
.Bus,illo. Alicia Rodriguez Plour
de. Luis Bustillo Ventura, Mar
celia Suarez, Isabel Alchediak,
! jose Gerry Thrift, Julian Gar
lcfa. Isabel Suarez Estrada, Hen
ny May, Francisco Sanchez, Ri
cardo Sierra, Tulsa May, Luisa
/ Miranda. Manuel Diaz, Michael
j. Sweeney, Jose Arturo Alva-
reg. Thomas Lewis Jones y John
ParaskevopoulOs.