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Evening star., 1942-08-08
Arlington Permits Total
81, $50, ,332in july

Arlington County Building De-
partment officials today announced
that 212 permits had been granted
during July, with total valuation OF
$3.50 ,332.
More than half of the total num-
her OF permits-111-were for apart
ments, representing 629 units, with
. valuation Of $2,4l3,000. OF these
90 permits were for 533 units in the
Defense Homes Seminary Heights
project.
Other permits included 26 for one
family dwellings, $120,200: one per-
NIT. business house, $500; 81 for
alterations and repairs, SIT 1872; eight
for garages, $5,240, and three for &C
cessory buildings, 1900.
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q
ADA Survey
May Be Started
Next Week
Inquiry Into Work
Of Agency Aimed
To Help Congress

Senator Tydings, Democrat, of
Maryland next week may launch
the proposed survey into the work
Of the Alley Dwelling Authority to
determine the progress it has made
both In slum clearance and defense
housing.
The survey was authorized by the
Senate Districe Committee two
months ago at the request Of John
Ihlder, executive officer of the ADA,
who suggested that study of what
the agency has done in the seven
years of its existence would be of
value to Congress in shaping future
legislation.
Senator Tydings was named chair
man Of subcommittee to make the
study, with the following members:
Senator McCarran, Democrat, of
Nevada, chairman of the full COM
mittee, and Senators Hughes, Demo-
crat. Of Delaware; Burton, Repub-
lican, of Ohio and Capper, Repub-
ican, of Kansas. The Marylander
said he would call an organization
meeting next week if a quorum is
available.
Shortly before the District Com
mittee decided to make the survey
the Senate Appropriations Com
mittee had taken action in the In
dependent Offices supply bill to
abolish the ADA revolving fund of
approximately 100000, replacing it
with a direct appropriation of only
$4,000 for operating expenses in
the maintenance of its slum- clear
ance projects. The House accepted
the Senate action.
This means that the rents and un-
expended balances, heretofore used
rs revolving fund to maintain the
alley dwelling properties on a self
sustaining long-term basis, must be
deposited in the Treasury, leaving
the question of repairs and main
tenance to the annual determination
Of Congress.
In its early years the ADA dealt
only with improvement Of the in
habited alleys of the city, but after
national low-cost housing legisla-
ton was enacted, the ADA was au-
thorized by Congress to participate
In it. With the development of the
defense and war housing emergency,
the ADA was utilized, as were other
local housing agencies, in helping
solve that problem.
Evening star., 1942-08-08
Marlboro Plans Election
To Pick Commissioner

A special town election will be
held August 20 in Upper Marlboro,
Md, for selection of a town COM
mission to- succeed William T.
Davis, who has resigned.
Mr.. Davis Is seeking denomination
as county register of wills in the
Republican primary September 8.
Judge T. Van Clagett and George
H. Morris are the other two mem
bers of the Board of Town Com
missioners. Together with Mr..
Davis, they were elected last Janu-
aey for tWo-year terms.
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Strict Procedure Urqed
In Issuing Extra Cos

Leonard II. Burch, Chairman Of
the Prince Georges County Ration
Ing Board, today reminded supple
mental gasoline ration boards in the
county that they should insist on
strict compliance with gasoline ra-
tioning regulations in issuing ration
books for additional gasoline.
He pointed out that the new al
lotments are based on CLOSE" esti-
mates Of available gasoline, and that
loose administration by local boards
would result in distortion of the
distribution which would in turn
endanger the program itself and the
now of gasoline to those who are
eligible"
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der the circumstances, feel would
be unfair to my children.
"At this time I want to say that
I am grateful for the honor be-
slowed upon me when I was elected
to serve the unexpired term Of my
late husband-the honor Of being
the first and only woman Repre-
sentative from Maryland. To all Of
my friends in my district I am more
than grateful for their support.
During the remainder of my term
my Office will be open at all times,
and will be there to help my con-
stituents in any way possible"
Evening star., 1942-08-08
Arlington Doctor Held
In Illegal Operation Case

DR.. James Palmer, 210 North
Irving street, Arlington, Va, yester-
day was held for grand jury action
after a preliminary hearing in
Arlington County Police Court on
a charge OF performing an illegal
operation on an Arlington woman.
DR.. Palmer was released under
5000 bond pending action of the
grand jury which meets in October.
He was arrested about two weeks
ago.
Evening star., 1942-08-08
Gos Tax Receipts Drop
$537,215 in MARYLAND
By the Associated Press.

BY the A8Soc1Ated PreeS.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Aug. g.
Maryland's gasoline tax collections
for the first six months Of 1912 are
$537,2 ,215 below last years figures,
missioner to succeed william T.
reported yesterday.
Announcing monthly receipts from
January through June, Mr.. Tawes
said they show the inroads that au-
tomobile, rubber tire and gasoline
rationing have made on the States
normal gasoline revenue.
Collections for the period netted
$6,079,173 against $6,616,388 for the
corresponding 194l period, he said.
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Suilty in Extortion Try

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8 (R.-
Samuel Rubin. "a. unemployed truck
driver, pleaded guilty yesterday to
charges Of writing extortion letters
TO fllm stars Bing Crosby and Har-
old Lloyd. Federal Judge Camp
bell Z. Beaumont set sentence for
oept. &,
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Becomes WAVES Officer

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 8 (A1.-Mrs.
Bernice Drake Lii, registrar OF
Sweet Briar College, yesterday ac-
cepted appointment as a lieutenant
in the Women's Naval Reserve and
was assigned to the selection board
which will consider applications OF
Virginia and West Virginia women
for commissions as olncer candidates
a The WAVDA
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Fair to Give Awards

Es the Associated Press.
BURLINGTON, Kans.-The Cof-
fey County Fair is paying a bounty
this year on pests that bother
farmers.
Evening star., 1942-08-08

So you want Toxic bombed again?
Weal bombs oo0t money, - help
bay some with War bends and
stamp2
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To Hear Former
CORRESPONDENT

The League of Women Voters
forum scheduled for Thursday eve
ming at Kittredge hall. College OF
Puget Sound. brings Adele Parker
of Seattle. formerly OF Russia,
where she was correspondent for
International News Service.
Among those she knew in Lenin-
grad were Madame Trotzky and
Madame Lenin. Miss Parker has
lectured in London. Chicago and
New York on her experiences as
a news writer.
Others on the panel with her are
John Coffee, United States con-
gresham. Their topic will be
"Global War Today. Global Plan
ming for Tomorrow" outlining the
probable lines peace plans may
take, describing the probable eff
feet of American public opinion on
those plans.
Mrs. Myrtle MeLennan will be
moderator for the discussion. DIM
ner win be served at 6 to all who
make reservation at Proctor 1888.
There will be small charge to those
wishing 10 come after dinner.
Judge Blanche Funk Miller, who
is the leagues local chairman on
government and foreign policy. is
arranging the meeting, and ex-
tends to all interested an invita-
ton TO participate in this forum.
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Welcome
New Pastor
Reception to Be Held
Al First Christian Church

A reception to welcome the
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Dietz
and their daughter, Miss Bar
bara, will be held in the par
lors of First United Presby-
terrain church Thursday eve
ming at 8 o'clock. Invitations
have been extended to repre-
sentatives of the ministerial
association, m e m bers and
friends of the church.
Mrs. A. colborn Brown Is the
general chairman and Mrs. Max
Hueston is in charge of the dec
orations.
Music for the program will in
clude operate selections by James
Carbone, accordionist, and songs
by Mrs. Jack ]. Normo, accomp-
anied on the harp by Mrs. Edith
Lundgren, who will also play a
group of solos.
A welcome from Tacoma min
listers will be presented by the Rev.
Carl Johnson and from the con-
gregation by Mr.. Pritchard Miller.
Mr.. Henry Dietz will give the re-
Spouse. A group of readings will
be given by Mrs. Richard Moffatt.
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To Wed
This Month
Miss Tschida Honored
Monday At Bridal Psrty

Late November has been
chosen by Miss Betty Tschida,
bride-elect of Mr.. Patrick
Kelly. for her marriage and
accordingly the weeks pre-
ceding the ceremony are busy
ones with many showers for
the popular girl. One of the
recent parties was given Mon
day evening at the home of
Mrs. Adam Kanzler with Mrs.
Kanzler, Mrs. Norman Olsen,
Miss Dorothy Jones and Miss
Dorothy Snowden entertain
ing.
Games were played during the
evening with the Misses Evelyn
Hawthorne. Hulda Svare. Marie
Ebson and Jean Allen sharing the
honors of winning. Following the
games. Miss Tschida was presented
with a miscellany of gifts for her
new home.
Those enjoying the evening. all
business associates of the guest of
honor. included Mesdames William
Sorensen. Burnett Thatcher. Amy
Harvey and the Misses Kathleen
Miller. Pearl Holmquist. Edna
Reed. Charlotte limbs. Nina and
Alta Hansen, Yvonne Baron. Grace
Beckiand. Thelma Torgerson. Mar
jorie Weinxirl. Roberta Larson.
Violet Gay. Helen Heggee, Hulda
Svare, Jean Allen. Cassie Ssilie.
Mildred odegaard. Evelyn Hsw-
thorne. Dorothy Ringer and Marie
Ebson.
Women Of the Moose Sewing
Circle viii meet with Mrs. Robert
Carlson, 1905 No 10th St, for
potluck luncheon at noon Friday.
Officers and chairmen win meet
Friday evening at s O'Clock.
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Auxiliaries
WiUConVene
VIEW. Women Plan
Meetings in Auburn

Auxiliaries in the second.
third and eleventh districts
of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. department of Wash
ington, will hold a fall con-
ference in Auburn, Sunday,
Nov. 8. Plans are being an
nounced today by Mrs. jean
nette V. Cook. president of
the state.
Department officers from the
third district who are planning 70
attend are Mesdames F. c. Christ
ensen. district president: NJ. V.
Snow. district secretary; Al Hof-
stad. department color bearer;
Leon Cecil, past department presi-
dent: Gerold Grove. essay chair
man: J. L. Deering. hospital
chairman; L. w. Craig. bylaws
chairman.
A large delegation of Tacoma
women il expected to witness the
exemplification of the ritual and
hear the presentation OF the de-
partment chairman's programs.
There win be council OF admin
istration meeting at 10 o'clock fol-
lowed by an officers school of in
structions. The highlight Of the
day will be the message of the de-
partment president. Mrs. Cook.
who attended the national conven-
ton recently in Cincinnati, o.
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Club Dances
AT TifloW

The recently formed omnessia
club held its first dance recently
at the T1tlow Beach clubhouse.
Those attending enjoyed both
games and dancing and the re-
freshments which were served al
the close of the evening.
Those present were Connie
Bushey. Virginia Plat, Joe Gala
rdi. Jean Weber. Tom Loran. Are
len Beckman. Walter Harvey.
Jackie Moore. Connie Lea. Anita
Norman. Doris Buechler. Clay
Nook, Jean Msrkley. Dan Rum
baugh, vickie Riddle. Don Thorn
hill. Merab Lawrence. Dick Swan
son. Shirley Knego. Bob Platter.
Kay Goffigin. Leander wicks. Jean
Morgan. Dick Haugland. Violet
Wilson. Stan. Warp. Frances Da-
vey. Roy Pirie. Mildred Miller.
Chef Burke. Phyllis Murphy. Jim
Limbaugh. Shirley Koskins. Brian
Laird, Georgen Grsholt. Ere d
Thies. Betty Otto. Home johnson.
Ards Larson. Steve Gloveni. John
zyback. Beverly Garscallen-
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To Hear Former
South American

Mrs. Ralph c. Scott of the Ia
coma u. S. o. who formerly was
with the Y. NJ. C. A. in South
America will be guest speaker on
the Our Neighbors to the South
Program" at the Y. w. c. A. on
Thursday evening at 7:45. His
topic will be South America for
North Americans"
Junia Todd Hallen. Mrs. r. E.
Friars and DR.. Frank Williston
will be the featured instructors
in the adult education classes FRI
day beginning at GAS. Land of
Make Believe" will be Mrs. Hallen's
subject this week with emphasis
on fairy tales, legends and ALE
gories for children.
Mrs. Friars' book reviews will
be OF Something Went Wrong
by Lewis Browne and "Toney
Cromwell" by Conrad Richter.
Behind the News" will be dis
cussed by DIR. williston at one
o'clock in the afternoon.
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Church Plans Annual
lufefisk Dinner

The annual lutefisk dinner will
be held at the Mountain View
Lutheran church Saturday. Serv-
ing will begin at noon and will
continue all afternoon and evening
until o'clock. Those who do not
eat lutefisk may have meat. A
full course dinner will be served.
The Mountain View Lutheran
church is located about four miles
north of Puyallup and about three
miles north and west of Sumner.
Collins Grange will hold a card
party Saturday evening at 8
o'clock at the Grange hall. There
viii be prizes and refreshments.
United Woodcraft Team will
hold a rummage sale Friday and
Saturday at 1922 So. Tacoma ave.
Mrs. Frank Budil is the general
chairman.
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Miss Helen Pangborn, president
of Alpha chapter. will preside at
the dinner and Miss Edna Knuppe.
president Of Epsilon chapter, will
conduct the formal initiation.
assisted by officers of both chap
tiers.
Those who viii be initiated into
Alpha chapter are Miss Helen
Andres. Miss Gertrude Cunning
ham, Mrs. Olive Hall. Miss Ruth
Hallin. Miss Marjorie Kennedy.
Miss Luella kuethe. Mrs. Elaine
Norton. Miss Irene Norton, Miss
Emma Rynning. Miss Antoinette
Sewright. Miss Edith Smith, and
Mrs. Harriet STACK. Miss Ethel
Dunkeriy viii be initiated at q
later time.
Epsilon chapter pledges are Miss
Mary Beck. Puyallup: Miss Agnes
Dunn. Gig Harbor; Miss Winifred
Hines. Eatonville: Miss Evelyn
jacobson. Sumner: Miss Ruby
Mansfield, Kapowsin; Miss Ruth
McGovern. Central avenue. and
Miss Portia Miller. Collins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Thursday Girls TO
Meet for Supper at

Thursday Night Girls club will
meet Thursday evening at
o'clock in the downstairs club
room of the Y. w. c. A. Mem
bers of the committee include
Misses Charleyne Roberts, Marie
Baker and Leota Schmidt. Reser-
vations are to be made by Thurs
day at 10 o'clock. From 7 until 8
o'clock there will be an informal
social and from s until 10 o'clock
swimming. gym and badminton.
The meetings are open TO all in
dustrial girls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Saves You Big Dollars, and
It's So Easily Mixed.

Here's an old home mixture your
mother probably used. but. for real re-
suits. IL Is still one Of the most ef-
fective and dependable. for coughs due
TO colds. Once tried. you'll swear by II.
It's no trouble. Make a syrup by
stirring cups granulated sugar and
l cup water q few moments until dis
solved No cooking needed-its 80
easy! Or you can use corn syrup or
LIQUID honey. instead Of sugar syrup.
Now put IL ounces OF Pinex into a
mint hottie. and add your syrup This
makes q fun pint Of truly splendid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
For Quick Cough Relief,
Mix This at Home

cough medicine. and gives you about
four times as much for your money.
II keeps perfectly. tastes fine. and
lasts a family long time.
And you'll say it's really amazing.
for quick action. You can feel IL taxa
hold promptly. IL loosens the phlegm.
soothes the irritafed membranes, and
helps clear the air Passages. Thus IL
makes breathing easy. and lets youiget
restful sleep.
ven ingredients. in concentrated form.
well-known for its prompt action on
throat and bronchial membranes.
Money refunded Il II doesn't please
you IN every way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Club Has Party
On Halloween

Members of the Vasa Cup club
were entertained at a Halloween
house party Saturday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Layton
on Ea. st. Mrs. Robert Austin
was in charge of the affair.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Cochran. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Selley. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walseth, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Michajla, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nor
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dutra,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Christensen.
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Tie councils first speaker was
recently . guest speaker In Town
Han. New York His career has
Included = lengthy period on the
staff q General Chang Kai-shek
~ labor minister. He traces his
ancestry to famed scholars Of the
18th century in China.
Recently Col rchou has been
prominently identified with the
progressive movement In China
and was . personal friend Of Sun
Yat-sen-
Preceding his lecture. Col Tchou
win Be guest At = board dinner
N the racoma club. The lecture
opens 1t . O'Clock.
A second gathering In November
10 planned BY the World Affairs
council with three speakers pre-
senting = forum on Responsibility
IN Peace and War II ID sched-
uled for Nov. ~. also to Be at the
Winthrop.
DR.. r. Franklin Thompson.
president of the college Of Puget
Sound. win preside. with Gov. Ar
thur = Langiie representing the
government: Mr.. Ralph Chaplin.
editor q the Tacoma Labor Advo-
cate. speaking for labor. and Mr..
Roderic olzendam. representing
Industry
The meeting win Be opened for
questions from the general MEM
beruhip after the speakers have
concluded.
Although the council numbers
about 500 already. the board MEM
bers win Be on hand to sell add
tionnl memberships 1t the opening
meeting Nov. IL.
Serving with Mr.. olsendam this
year are DR.. D. NJ. Dayton. DR.. H.
J. Whitacre. Mrs. overton G. Ellis
and Mr.. c. J. Shaw. vice presi-
dcnts: Mrs. EIda B. Comfy. sccre-
tary-treasurer: Mrs. J. II. Gilpin.
SAT No. 9Th IT.. reservations Sec
rotary.
Beard members are the officers
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Officers TO Be Advanced
At Meeting Thursday

Lincoln Court of the Amaranth
will meet in the Royal A. Cove
Masonic temple at South 3sth and
Sheridan ave. Thursday evening at
o'clock. The officers will ad-
vance In their stations, Mrs. A.
Garstad taking over as royal ma
tron and Mr.. Arthur Royal. royal
patron. Mrs. Arthur Hanson will
be assistant matron and Mr..
Thurma Givens. assistant patron
with Mrs. Jack Boise and Mrs.
Fred Stockbridge as conductresses.
Mrs. Minnie Bryan and Mrs.
Roy Craig. sr., win be in charge
Of refreshments after the meeting.
Reflection Garden club will
meet Thursday afternoon at 1850
at the home of Mrs. z. T. Miller,
4901 Mckinley ave. Mrs. Ernest
Mckinney will be In charge Of the
program.
Loyal Workers club of Emma
f. Shaw Rebekah lodge will spon-
sor their eighth annual card
party Thursday evening in the
I. o. o. F. temple dining room.
Prizes will be awarded for the
games which will begin at 8
o'clock. Refreshments will follow.
Swiss society will entertain at
a benefit Red Cross dance IN the
Swiss hall Saturday evening.
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Announce Arrival Of Son
AN. ?. Hospital

ur. ard Ms Maurice Jezehin
epsaine Erwin. 4625 Il. : -
announce the birth q Their first
child. a scr. Glenn Maurice, A.
Northern Pacific hospital Sosefn-
Der = The grandparents are MI
ard Mrs. T. J. Erwin. q Tacoma.
ard Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Joachim
- centrana. Great grandparents
also welcoming the little boy are
NJ and Mrs. Dan Alfred Of Cen
tralia, Mrs. Rigg Of centralis, NJ.
George Joachim q Belmont, H.
and Mr.. James Timneriahe OF
Sulphur. Ind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Juelings Depart
For Richmond

1t and Mrs. Paul Jueling tJean
Hutchinson) left by train for
Richmond, Va. Wednesday eve
ming. Ii. Jueling has been ordered
to Camp Pickett near Richmond
where they expect to make their
home. A large group Of Mrs. Juel-
ing's former school friends. many
Of them service brides OF the past
year also. were at the train to
say q reluctant goodby.
Tho daughter of Mr.. Harry
Hutchinson MIRA Jueiing has been
In Tacoma for the past two
months. She went East earlier TO
Join her husband when he COM
pleted officers training. In WASH
ington. ID. C. she expects to see
Miss Joan Burmeister. who IL trav-
cling on the East coast with her
aunt. Mrs. B. T. Blasdalc-
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Mrs. Sieadman VIII Be
Hostess Friday

The North End Garden Club
will meet at the home of Mrs.
William steadman. 41o3 No. 37th
It.. for 1880 luncheon on Friday.
Mrs. J. A. Mcleod win present .
paper on '.Primroses and Anem-
ones" and . paper on Putting the
Garden to Bed for the Winter"
will be given by Mrs. Julius Peetx.
Mrs. ]. c. Hin viii show = Thanks
giving table arrangement. An
election of officers viii follow.
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World Affairs Group Plans
Season Opening Nov. IA
Gel Thomas Tehou TO Be Fsf Speaker: Dinner Meesine
Discontinued for Duration of War President Announces

To plan activities which win soon be under way for
the ninth season, members Of the board of the Tacoma
World Affairs Council met for luncheon at the University
Union club early this week. The year viii be opened
Nov II with address BY Col Thomas Tchou distinguished
Chinese scholar. on Tomorrow in Asia"
Because Of its central location the Hotel Winthrop has
again been chosen for the series of lectures this year. Din
ne however have been dispensed with for the duration
Admttance win be limited TO members only since space will
not permit general attendance by the public many member
ships sl available. according to the president Mr..
Roderic 0lzendam
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Educational Honoraries
To Initiate Thursday

Miss Helen Paneborn and Miss Edna Knuppe TO Be
In Charge Of Festivities in ktiredse Hall Dining Room
Kittredge hall at the College of Puget Sound will be
the setting for the formal dinner and initiation of the
Alpha and Epsilon chapters of Delta Kappa Gamma national
educational honorary sorority, Thursday evening"
Tables will be attractivey decorated with red in
brass with red tapers in matching candle holders
Miss Marie Walker and her committee will be in charge
of the ARRANGEMENTS.
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md Mrs. Robert y. Beach, M. G.
Z. Mcintyre. Mrs. Theo. Fest. Col.
z. p. Antonovich. DR.. Benjamin T.
Terry. Mrs. II. J. Whltacre. DR..
Henry Minton. MAJ. Gen. David L.
stone. Mr.. Morris Kleiner. Mr..
Ray w. Thompson. DR.. J. d. Reyes
ter, DR.. Frank Wiliiston and DR..
Charles +. Bnttin.
La gaceta., 1942-07-06
LEGO Ell VICECONSUL
SIR. ALBERTO CAMPA
deSeanos

FL active e inteligente cane.
Her Cesar Rivero Mas, del con
sulado de Cuba, lie entreg6
hoy la direction del consulate
que interinamente ha desem-
penado seiS wees, al Sr. Alder
to Campo, un vicec6nsul, lle-
gado aver.
Campo es hijo del DR.. Nj
guel Angel Campo. exsecreta
rio Y subsecretario de Estado,
y recientemente fue nombradC
ministro de Cuba ante ell 60
bierno del general Francisco
Franco.
FL DR.. Campo goza de las
mas atlas considerations en- su
pals Y en- ell eXtranJero.
Su hijo IA quien ddmos una
cordial bienvenida, IS un fun
cionario competente.
Riy2ro Mas nos hizo hoy ca
lurosos elogios del Sr. Camps
y tiene la seguridad de que Sc
lie dispensaran, POI parte de
todos, cubanos, americaaos,
etc. las mayoreS cortesias.