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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
WOBURN

ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH
Reu. Edward D. McCreary, Jr.
Interim Pastor
WoBURN, MASS, Nov. %
Next Sunday evening at 7
o'clock the Ladies Aid Society
will have charge Of the Serv-
ices. Mrs. Chapman Of Andoyer
Newton Theological Seminary
Will be the speaker, Mrs. Chap
man is studying for the minis
try at the institution in New
will be presented by the Ladies
Aid Society. Services in the
st. Johns Church were very in
tereSting last Sunday, Rev. Nc
Creary preached morning and
evening. Both sermons were
timely and full of food for
thought. The morning sub
iect, THE Foolishness of
Preaching; evening subject,
'The Quest for Happiness" The
pastor will preach next Sunday
morning. Those who attend
will hear an interesting Ser
mon. Practitioners and friends
are asked to be present on time.
Church School was held at noon
with the assistant superintend.
emit Mr.. Thomas Finley in
charge. The Young people of
the Third Baptist Church of
Lawrence, acquitted themselves
Nobly Friday, Nov. 20, when
they staged the three act play
for the third time "Aunt Bessie
Beats the Band in the st.
Johns Church before large
gathering. The affair was given
under the auspices of the
Mystic Baptist Church School
Convention. The play was well
received by the large and ap-
preciative crowd present. All
who took part are to be com.
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MAIDEN
UNIoN RAPTIST CHuRCR

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
ReU. willard L. Clayton, Pastor
MAIDEN, MASS, Nov. % =
Think and Be Thankful" was
the pastors Thanksgiving mes
sage on Sunday morning. Rev.
W J Miner pastor Of the Net
ropoIitan Baptist Church Of
Boston, was the guest speaker
at the rally service in the af-
ternoon. He delivered a most
acceptable sermon and many
fine words Of Communications
were expressed. The singing
Of gospel choir was greatly en-
ioyed. The returns by the
clubs OF the church were most
gratifying and the club presi-
dents deserve credit for their
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Harvard University. Rev. Her
bert L. wilkins, former as
sistant pastor OF st. Marks
Church at Boston viii serve as
pastor here during the absence
Of Rev. Heacock. Miss Harriet
Dubose was elected clerk Of
the church at the annual
meeting and other officers
elected were: Deacons-John
Jordan and James Jones;
treasurer, Chalmers Duhose;
Standing Committee, Atty. J.
Clifford Clarkson, Mrs. Licille
v. Heacock, Mrs. Florence Lew
and Mrs. Ethel Jameson; Fl
nance committee. Mrs. Pauline
Cannon, Mrs. Ethel Tavernier
and Mrs. Ella Callahan, Louis
Jackson remains as custodian.
From Hin to Dt0ight Street
Mr.. Boswell has left the
Dunbar Boys Club with q pres
ent address at Philadelphia
Mr.. Hill IS taking over at the
BOYS Club-Councilmsn J. Cliff
ford Clarkson visited Washing
ton where he contacted Sen
ators walsh and Lodge On the
Ani-PoI Tax Bill. ClarkScn
took with him, papers from our
city government and other
civic organizations including
the Go, TO aid him in his
hght-ldiss Annabelle Noble OF
EYC is enjoying this city very
nush-Sgt. Willie Brown Of
New Orleans is stationed at
Westover Field and likes the
way he is treated by our local
entertainer&A birthday party
was held for little Shirley
Glasco, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Glssco Of william
st.-the party was replete with
ice cream sodss and other
goodies at Walgreen's with
their hostess, Miss Irene
Brown.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
Hot Off The Wire

Denny Myers, coach of the
Boston College top-noteh foot
ball team in a pre-game in.
teryiew when asked what his
teams chances were against
Holy Cross this coming Satur-
day, said: They holy Cross
will be on edge for US and our
best chance Of beating them
is outscOTing them. Well,
that's one way to do it Denny.
Wonder will that packing
firm on the west coast that's
going to can horse meat for
human consumption label its
cans: Choice extra special
cuts from Whirlaway's great
uncle?" Or, This can contains
part Of the carcass Of Direct
The First, holder Of the worlds
harness record for a mile ana
a quarter on a muddy track?"
Or, This vicinal Wand came
from one Of Alfred G. Wander
bits gcats-always had the
fanciest fodder and slept IN
velvet upholstered stalls?" Or,
IF this product is not salts
factory, send back the can
top and wen send you two
tickets for Rockingham Park.
Speaking Of horsemeat I'm
firmly convinced I had a sam
pie the other night in a local
restaurant. The proprietor 5
dog had its Thanksgiving
dinner on me. Betcha Bob
Hope will give this horse mea:
project and Bing Crosny's
racing herd a play on his "a
dio program.
Paint or tape the upper
half of your headIamps for
the dimout regulations" read
an announcement in the press
recently, SO a large number #
IaW-abiding motorists did just
that. Now comes Registrar
Goodwin with the warning
that if this is done before the
governor issues a proclamation
about it, such cars will have
no legal right on the road md
insurance policies will mean
nothing. Why don't the boys
get together? It's so confusing.
Dispatch from Italy: Il: is
reported Benito Mussolini is
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WEST NEWTON
Mt. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rep. J. II, Dennis, Pastor

nj. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
ReU. J. II. Dennis, Pastor
Everybody out. Are you a
soldier? Volunteer or drafted?
Are you at the Battle Front; or
in the camp, ready TO act on
orders? The call is long and
loud for Christian Soldiers, in
this white UNIVERSAL harvest.
Be with Us at Mt. Zion, Sunday,
Nov. % 1918 AN. and hear the
sermon on "Just 70 Day" SIS.
and Bib at y NJ. and $50 PM.
Subject for 1880 PM. "The
Last Sin" Preaching by the
pastor. Sunday Nov. %, was a
beautiful day within and out Of
MI. Zion. At the 1918 Service,
four reasons for going TO
church were made very i'm
presSive. The Evening Message
was given by the Rev. S. Hill,
Of Boston, whose subject was
the Precious Name Of Jesus"
That was preceded by a MI
steal -Four: Mr.. L. Givens, Mrs.
v. Davis, Mrs. NJ. L. Robertson
and Mrs. Emma Lee, whose
daughter, Miss Dorothy Lee, is
the OrganiSt for Mt. Zion, while
Mrs. P. Holmes is engaged in
Defense Work.-Thursday, Dec.
8, a Musical is given at Mt.
Zion by Miss Sally Hall, Rev. j.
H. Dennis, Pastor.-Mrs. Brick
House, sister Of Mrs. 2. Bland,
has returned from the Hospital
in Boston to her home in West
Newton and is doing well, after
a serious operation. Rev. L. z.
Ford Of Myrtle Baptist Church
viii be the preacher for the
Missionary Society at Mt. Zion
Church Sunday, Nov. % at 3
PM. Mrs. NJ L Robertson,
president.
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tenor, Sinclair Swan, now Chief
Petty ofacer Recruiting Service,
U S " who with his wife Char
lotte made the trip here from
Baltimore.
The young married couple
spent their honeymoon in New
YORK.
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Cambridge

ing Mdme Thelma Hamilton,
Soprano, is director Of the new
IL formed Glee Club that meets
every Sunday afternoon at 5
o'clock.
Also functioniug in this fell
lowship is the discussion Of cur
rent events that affect the Col
ored Man. Sunday, November 20,
the fellowship viii discuss Dis
elimination in the Armed For
ces Of the U. s. A."
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EASg. AVE. BAPT. CHURCH
Per 4 Z T.o1rrn pnefor

ReD. a. L. LoDTg, PGsLoT
Morning Service l0:45, Eve
ring Service 1880, Sunday
School / PM, BYPU $50.
The morning service was well
attended. The Pastor gave q
special Thanksgiving Message.
Mss Ruth Plenty was soloist,
singing Il Walked Today Where
Jesus Walked"
The President Of the BYPU,
Hiss Sylvia Lawrence, invites
all the Young people near and
far TO visit the Poung Peoples
meetings. The meetings begin
at $50 Sharp and end at 1880.
Discussions On a variety Of top
les chosen By the attendants Of
the meetings, turn out 70 be
both interesting and amusing.
Come 70 the Church with the
Open Door.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
AT UNION BAPTIST CHI.

The Youth Fellowship at IN
ion Baptist Church, Rev. 2. H.
Davis, pastor, is seeking to de-
veIop the talents Of its members
IN various fields.
Thursday, December 3, at 8
O'Clock the fellowship Is present
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people. It's going to be an al
most impossible task 70 ada-
quately heat the ediices with
the amount Of fuel 70 be aI0.-
ted them.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28

These select horses cost from si0e
70 SIS and our crack esvslryrnen
sre expert riders and carry or the
traditions which have followed the
cavalry from the earliest days Of
the Army, Purchase Of War Savings
Bonds viii insure good mounts for
The Cavalry. You and your neigh.
bors buying War Bonds and Stamps
regularly every pay day can help
buy these horses for the U. S.
Cavalry. Invest at least 10 percent
81 yo1r- ;--~annA IN War Bonds.
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This is series of published
without charge in cooperation with Better
tbuOn to the National ~ elimination of
% conservation of CD buying "a understand
ing of ess-con problems.
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4 q
Wh0tHoas9se1MM.
WAR BONDS
y

Hitler found out that his high pow.
sred raechanized and motorized
army begged down In the snow and
mud Of the Russian Winter. AL.
though our Army Is largely mocha
nizeG the cavalry horse is still
highly essential factor in this mount
ed division and in the Field Artil-
lery. The Army also maintains re.
mount farms where many cavalry
Sorses are bred and raised.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-03-05
A LIST OF
Real Property
For the County of Pine, State of
Minnesota, on Which Taxes Re-
NAMED Delinquent on the First
Monday in January, A. ID. 1912.

State of Minnesota County Pine, District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District.
The STATE OF MINNESOTA, to all persons,
panes or corporations who have or claim any estate
right title interest in, claim lien of
attached:
The list of penalties real property for
the County of remaining delinquent the first
Monday January, A. D. 1892, has been filed in the
office of the District Court of said County
of which that hereto attached Therefore
and each OF hereby required to file in the office
said Clerk, before the twentieth day after the
publication of this notice and list your answer in writing
the taxes or any part thereof upon any parcel
land described in said list. in which you may
have estate right, title, interest CLAIM
lien, and in default thereof. judgment will be
against parcel of land for the said
list appearing against and for all penalties, interest
and costs
You are further notified that at the expiration of
five from date of the tax judgment sale
sunt such judgment each parcel of land sold at such
sale and not redeemed Will become and be the absolute
property of the the State, his
assigns. without further right of redemption and
without of redeem
the except provided by Chapter 278 Laws 1885
WILLIAM MISTA,
District Clerk of the District Court,
Pine County, Minnesota.
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Range Twenty-Five e
P. w. McAllen, SW1l4
Peter j. Black, swl4
Fred J. and Bessie l.;
Range Twenty-Five e
Frank o. Allen, Lot z,
of nei4 of nwl4 -
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TOWN OF POKEGAl
rHounShin ThIrfN-nina
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TOWN OF PINE CITY
Township Thirty-nine $3.50
Range twenty l2O)
Henry Engh, SWt4 OF SWt4
TOWN OF POKEGAMA
Township Thirty-nine $3.50
Range Iwenty-One CID
Jas. r. kuD, a strip one rod
II line or nel4 Oh sWts 1850.
TOWN OF CHENGWATANA
Township Thirty-nine (39
Range lWenty-One CID
Florence Va. ana AIpert /. Sal
Aud. Sub. OF Govt Lot 3
TOWN OF POKEGAMA
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Subdivision
of Section

Name of Subdivision
Owner OF Section
VILLAGE OF HENRIETTE
Township Thirty-nine (39
TOWN OF POkEGAMA
Township ChirtY.nine l39l
La gaceta., 1942-01-02
LA UNION 1886 CFDE UNI
Ola PARA LA z
Recibimos q copiamos
Companeros: Saludl:

Companeros: SaludI:
Ell prop6sito de esta carta es
dar a conocer a las Locales
Hermanas, en- estos momentos
de emergencia por atraviesa el
pals en- que todos convivimos,
que la Local 1886 para hacer ac-
to de adhesion a nuestro Gobier
no y demostrar la cooperation
de todoS dos trabajadores de
la industrial del tabaco, ha re-
suelto sOmeter a la considera-
ci6n de todas las Locales Her.
manas ell donar un dia de ira
baJo para la Defensa Nacional.
Y para tai prCp6sitoI nom
brar representations de todas
las Locales para organizat' la
mejor manera de llevar a cabo
este plan.
Fraternalmente,
PGmiro Fernandez,
Pres, Local 1856
La gaceta., 1942-01-02

takes the part of a hale and hearty child psychologist.
She halls originally from Roosevelt, Utah, and is the grand
daughter of Charles c. Rich who was sent to California by
Brigham Young to Found a Mormon colony there. She herself
has embraced the Mormon faith to the extent of forswearing
alcohol, tobacco and even tea and coffee. LARAMIE and her twin
brother, LAMAR are the youngest in a family of seven chill
dren. The family name Is Johnson. LARAMIE is the only child
who took to the theatre"
Signs for Pictures
1t was while she was at school in Salt Lake City where she was an
honor student, that she first became interested in acting in the school
Beach, California, she found her real outlet in the Long Beach Players
Club headed at the time by Elias Day, He observed Laraines talent
Immediately and coached her in a succession of roles. When she became
sufficiently trained, he put her in the road company of a play called
Conflict which toured the Pacific Coast. Not long Afterwards a talent
scout saw her work and signed her for pictures. She was so grateful to
her coach that when she was asked to choose a screen name she took his.
He had died meanwhile and she said she thought the least she could dc was
to perpetuate the name of the man who was so devoted to the theatre.
M.G-M in 1899
She had graduated from Long Beach High by this time and had
already received her early stage training, Her first pictures were west.
erns-"Border G-Men," "The Painted Desert" "The Arizona Legion
and Others. Then M-G-M signed her and placed her in one of their
important productions, Sergeant Madden" That was in 1889. Her next
assignment was in calling DR.. Kildare" as Mary, in which she PLAYED
opposite Lew Ayres. As soon as the picture was released fan mail flooded
the studio inquiring about this new young heroine. She continued in the
series but was also given increasingly important roles in other pictures,
such as II Take This Woman" bad Man" and "The Trial of Mary
Dugan"
La gaceta., 1942-01-02
FUERZAS D E L
EJE EN- GRECIA

Enero Ire
tardado)|dNS)-Un observador
llegado de Grecia ha informado
a las autoridades aliadas Sobre
e~xtensivas actividad militar del
eje en- Grecia asi como ell ham
bre que Ell pillaje y ell robo de
italianos y alemanes esta oca-
Sionando en- aquella terra con-
quistada.
Manifesto que los alernanes
estan construyendo nuevos aero
puertos en- Grecia y las islas
griegas, cerca de Turquia y Sc
encuentran practicando tacticas
de invasion aerea similares a
las que Sc usaron contra Gre
ia, y tambien la concentration
de una fuerza submarine en- ell
Mar Egeo. Nuevas bases aereas
han sido construidas en- las is
las de Michelna, Chios y Samos,
todas estas a menos de Is mimi
tos por aire de las orillas tur-
cas- y los Dardanelos.
En- Londres Sc anuncia que
las fuerzas poderosas de bonn
bardeo inglesas en- ell mediano
Este mantienen asaltos sosteni
dos sobre las bases nazista en-
Grecia donde Sc ha yisto evil
dencia de preparation para un
ataque aereo y maritime sobre
la flota inglesa del M~editerra-
neo.
La gaceta., 1942-01-02

MANILA, Enero 1.-(ONA)
Los regimientos de cabslle-
ria filipinos estan jugando ua
papel muy importante en- la
guerra de las Filipinas a la ma
nera digna de las mas atlas ira
diciones de Jeb Stewart, Eel ia
moso jinete de los Confederados
durante la guerra civil nortea-
mericana.)
L acaballeria filipina Sc ha
enfrentado a los tanques bin
dados nipones, rindiendo exec
lente cuenta de 81 mismos con
sables y rifles. Esta no es una
novela. Las tropas de caballeria
filipinas estan atacando con ext
to a los tanques enemigos.
Tropas que han regresado de
un frente cercano informaron
a este corresponsal acerca de
un encuentro victorioso co1tra
un tanque blindado enemigo y
en- ell cual participaron una uni
dad de caballeria rlipina com
puesta de una familia, un vete
rano explorador, el padre e hi
jos. La familia tiene una larga
tradici6n de servicio en- las
fuerzaS filipinas.
Las tropas llegadas del fren
te para recuperar ell sueho y OBJ
tener where's estan ansiosas de
pelear. Llegan con su equipo
complete debido a la cercania
del f~rente, pasan algunas no.
ras con sus familias y regresan
al frente de batalla.
Unanimemente expresan su
desprecio por los nipones como
La gaceta., 1942-01-02
Ell Poor Enemigo De
Los Comundos Fue
.,. Ell Mureo

LONDRES, Enero, l. Los
Comandos, consideradoE las
mas selectas tropas de la Gran
Bretana, descubrieron que su
peor enemigo era:...el marco.
en- SUI ataque del sabado con-
ira la costa de Noruega.
Ralph Walling, de Reuters"
ell primer corresponsal que a.
compana a los ComandoS alta
:antes, describe como Ell violen-
70 mar del Norte hizo que mu-
chos de estos duros peleadores
tuvieran que irse a sus camaro-
tes.
Todos, sin embargo, estaban
en- pie de guerra cuando lego ell
nomento del asalto. Este fue
lgo muy bueno, dijo el, va que
IS alemanes, aunque interiors;
.umericamente presentaron una
MAJ resistencia y lucharon ha-
a.lmente. Walling dijo que los
szis recibieron muy poca ayu-
a de su fuerza aerea aunque
los aerodromos de Trondheim
Stavanger, Lista, Alborg y Her
lila estaban todos cerca.
Dos Messerschmitts de un mo-
Or fueren derribados por dos
viones que apoyaban a los Co
Iandos, informo, mientras que
.os artilleros de un buque de
ezra derribaron a un MeSsers
lmitt y averiaron a un Heinkel.
Walling describe asi ell alta
ne:
Los buques de los asaltantes
anclaron y las barcas de los Co
mandos fueron arriadas. Los bu-
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ques de guerra dirigieron una
furiosa Andanada contra una
bateria costanera de cuaffo ca
nones en- la isla de Maaloy.
"Bajo I'm cahoneo de so pro
yectiles por minute, una delega
fila ondulante de barcas del CO.
mando avanzo hacia ell islote.
Menos de media bora despues
los incursionistas habian subido
por las pendientes rocosas de la
isla y habian %capturado los ca
nones de los defensores. Muchos
alemanes fueron muertos. Veinte
cayeron prisioneros.
"Yo me dirigi a la orilla con
los hombres por charcos entire
las rocas; ell aqua me daba en- la
rodillas. Entonces comenZo La
fiesta. Los oficialeS reunieron
sus tropas para realizar la tarea
mas dificil de aquel breve e his
torico dia-un avance por la
Gale principal del pueblo, in
festada de francotiradores..
La resistencia fue particular
mente fiera en- Ell centric del
pueblo. Muchos alemanes Sc
achicharraron al negarse teme-
rariamente a salir de las casas
incendiadas por los proyectiles.
Mientras tanto, hombres, mule
res y ninos noruegos, ansiosos
de If a Inglaterra, algunos rien-
do, otros con lagrimas, y todos
un POGO atemorizados, trataban
de alcanzar nuestras barcas. No
vi bajas entire los civiles."
La gaceta., 1942-01-02

en- asuntos relacionadDs con la
defensa. Los archives oficiales
de 1918 no indican como Sc uso
ell dinero invertido en- diciem-
bre de 1918. Tienese entendido
que una parte considerable del
fondo paso a poder de los ALA
dos.
En- l94l no Sc esta hacienda
emprestitos. Los Estados Unidos
ha adoptado I'm programa de
ayuda ell cual motive erogacio-
mes por valor de $277, 264, 706
en- los primeros 26 dias del CO.
rriente mes. Ell Ejercito tomo
mas de la mitad del total inver-
lido en- la defensa. La Marina
uso $415,8 1851 100.
La gaceta., 1942-01-02
500 Personus Listus
Poro Solir De P. r.

SAN JUAN, P. R. Enero, l.
Cerca de 500 personas-esposas,
hijos y otros familiares de Off
ciales navales, hombres alista-
dos y empleados civiles-se pre-
paraban hoy para salir de la
isla, despues de haberse recibido
una orden de evacuation del De-
partamento de Marina de Wash
ington.
La orden es APPLICABLE a todas
las avanzadas de los Estados
Unidos, incluyendo la iona del
Canal de Panama, Alaska, y
bases navales fuera del CONT
nente.
I'm numero de personas que
residen en- Puerto Rico desde
hace tempo no tendran que
abandonar la isla. Esto Sc de-
bio a la intervention personal
del gobernador Rexford G.. Tug
well.
Ell Gobernador Tukwell Sc
opuSo a la evacuation de CONT
nentales de Puerto Rico, soste-
niendo que clio a~fectaria en- for
ma deSfavorable, ell espiritu del
pueblo. Desde hace algun tempo
Sc venia hablando en- esta capital
sobre la referida orden. Los ru-
moreS no habian sido confirma-
dos hasta ahora).
La gaceta., 1942-01-02
Los Reqimientos De Cobollerio Filipinos
Tueqon Pupel Importonte En- Luzon

peleadores y aseguran que Sc
rian derrotados fdcilmente de
no ser porque les falta ayuda
aerea.
Gun filipino, declararon, "es
tan bueno como cinco soldados
nipones."
La moral de la poblacion CT
vii Sc ha mostrado igual al espi
ritu luchador de las tropas del
frente. En- la actualidad no hay
escasez de where's. No obstante
este sc lie ha aconsejado a los
norteamericanos que no CONAN
arroz que tiene que conservarse
para la poblacion filipina y de-
biendo contentarse con las exis
tencias de pan.
AL comenzar la cuarta soma
ma de la guerra del Pacifico, Ma
Mia esta recuperando del imper
donable bombardeo efectuado
con la historical ciudad amura-
llada, en- ell que quedaron drs-
truidos una antigua iglesia,
una de las mas viejas universe
dades bajo la banderi norteame
ricana y dos colegios de ninas.
La ciudad sc e~nfrenta infleYi-
blemente hacia la probabilidad
de que continuen esos ataques
aereos no obstante ell hecho de
que la ciudad ha sido declarada
alberta, una declaration que
ha quedado marcada todavia
mas por las ordenes que Sc han
dado para que no Sc efectue ell
acostumbrado apagaluces ri
tampoco Sc apaguen las luCes
en- los hogares y las Gales aun
cuando sc da ell pitazo de alar
ma de que va a efectuarse una
bombardeo aereo.
La proclamation del Presiden
tie Roosevelt, prometiendo toda
clase de ayuda para los filipi-
nos, ha dado nuevo aliento a la
ciudad. A pesar de este, esta ha
lagueha noticia ha sido con-
La gaceta., 1942-01-02

trarrestada por las noticias de
Washington enviadas por las
agencias regulares y que ha-
cen hincapie en- la necesidad de
salvar a Singapur cueste 10 que
cueste.
Els questionable la lealtad fl
lipina hacia los Estados Unidos.
Los principles diarios filipinos
subrayan que mo estamos pc
leando contra cualquiera, esta-
mos luchando por los EStados
Unidos. No importa quien sea
ell enemigo, lucharemos hasta
ell ultimo hombre porque min
gun pals del mundo ha tratado
a una possession como los Esta-
dos Unidos nos han tratado a
nosotros."
La gaceta., 1942-01-02
$2.l97358.728 Gust6
E. u. En- los Primeros
rs Dios De Dicbre.

WASHINGTON, D. c. Enc
70 l. FL Departments del Te-
sore divulgo hoy que en- los pri-
meros rs dfas del mes pasado
habia invertido la suma de
2,061, 900, 900 en- ell mes de di-
ciembre de 1918, que fue ell mes
mas costoso durante ell periodic
de la primera Guerra Mum
dial.
De la suma arriba indicada,
$1,585, 968,821 fueron invertidos