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The answer to that criticism should now be pretty clear. The President was only saving Jimmy Pyrnes for that day when he need ed him more that he ever had be- fore. For almost a year and half, with one crisis following another Associate Justice James r. Byrnes has been sitting serenely on the side lines, hiding his light under that marble basket which is the highest court in the land; and nursing, through many storms, one of the best political reputations the New Deal has turned out.
 Then came the necessity for ap- pointing stabilization czar to ad- minister the sweeping anti-infla- tion legislation.
 This meant calling up a man who could stand back of frozen wages and farm price ceilings. It meant appointing an executive who could straighten out the pol itical muddle that has caused so much criticism of the otherwise competent price administrator Leon Henderson. It meant setting up four-star general of cost-of- living stabilization who could de- mand respect from the public and reverence from politicians.
 It's a rare-almost unheard of thing for a U. s. Supreme Court justice to step down from the se- curity of that high bench to take over spot on the firing line, even 1cnntin,ed n, pane Threel
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LOCKLAND
7 NC A
1 LockLAND YMcA CONDUCT.
ING FOUR DEFENSE CLASSES
WEEKLY

LockLAND YMcA CONDUCT.
ING FOUR DEFENSE CLASSES
WEEKLY St.
Quoting four defense classes a
Week: Monday $3.50 to $50 pm.
at the Wayne Avenue High
school; Tuesday afternoon 800
70 500 pm. at the South Wood
land School; Wednesdays nights
from 700 to. 900 p.Cm. at the
Oak Avenue School, Wyoming.
These are First Aid classes and
are taught by John H. Bell pro-
gram sec. Of the YMCA, who is
= certified Red Cross instructor.
YMCA Ladies Work COMMITTEES
Third Annual Silver Tea
The ladies Work Committee
which is responsible for the So
cial Department Of the YMCA
|ind one of the most active COM
mittee Of the branch is holding
its Third Annual Silver Tea on
sunday afternoon April IL, 1912
from 500 to 500 pm. at the
K
Lockland 'Y,MCA. The public is
cordially invited and delightful
evening is promised for both
members and friends. A musi-
cal program will be rendered
during the course Of the evening
and Mr.. Chas. S. Long, Oak Ave-
rue School will be the speaker.
Lenten Services Al Lockland "
This Week Noon Day
The ReligiousWork Committee
Of the Lockland YMCA has been
conducting Holy Week Lenteil
Services from 1916 to 12:b6
noon daily with the Rev. G. M
Reid, Bethel AME church os the
Devotional Speaker. These moor
day services were open to the
Public. Many house wives, teach
ers and some business people
men who at light took advantage
OF this opportunity to worship al
| the YMCA during the noon hour
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q
CELEBRATES 25th
ANNIVERSARY

The Progressive Club No. 1
celebrated its 25th anniversary
Thursday, March 28 at the YMC
A, hours 6 to 9:30 The guests
came in large numbers, who af-
ter registering were presented to
TIL president and vice president.
Mrs. Mary Earle anl Mrs. Lula
Humphrey, who remained in the
receiving line throughout the eve
ming. The color seAemc, green
and yellow, was carried out il
the decorations, corsages worn
BY the members, tu.ip favors
given to guests, napkins and in
vitations. A short program was
rendered, history Of the club,
Negro National anthem and the
club song, Deeds Not Words
The Juniors were presented by
Mrs. Helen Smith, advisor.
The club has done splendid
chaeritable work by helping the
Mary Scott Home and the Ohio
Baptist Home for Aged Women.
Officers are Mary Earle, pres.
Lula Humphrey, vice pres; Mira
Beard, Sec; Helen Smith, iinan-
cial see,... Matte Westerheli, tre-
surer, Lee Shubb, chairman Sun
shine Co., and Dixie Wood, par
limentarian.
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DRAMA OF DEEP SOUTH COMES TO
PALACE FRI SAT. APRIL 1911

Already stamped with the ap-
Lroval Of Hollywood critice,
Gentleman From Dixie" Mono.
gram picture with Jack La Rue
and Marian Marsh in the star.
r.ng roles, comes to the Palace
Theatre on Fri and Sat, Apr. 10
and IL.
La Rue usually cast as villiar
or gangster, is seen in this pic
ture in a strong dramatic role,
end Miss Marsh is an excellent
foil for him.
As the story opens La Rue,
unjustly convicted on murder
charge, is released from prison
and returns to the Southern
plantation of his brother, Robert
hellard, as u hired man. His
presence is resented by Miss
Marsh, Richards second wife
and step-mother of eight-yenr
old Mary Ruth. Complications en-
sue when the ex-convict and the
youngster develop sickly colt
into a record smashing racehorse
which finally kills a man in pro-
tecting its young mistress.
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NEW YORK-(C)-In this
timely needle volume, "A voice
In Ine Wilderness, DR.. M. La
fayette Harris. youthful but dy-
manic president Of Philander
Smith College airs his convIic-
tions and views on the Negroes
higher education-thoughts which
he has kept in his heart for
long while, for time just wouldn't
permit him to mould them in
black and white. But not very
long ago, DR.. Harris chanced up
on the Saturday Evening Post
articles Of the great educator.
President Robert M. Hutchins,
another young executive and so
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Hampton Institute
Grad Dies In Moscow


MOSCOW, UssRY, March,
(By ChatWood Hall for AMP
A graduate of Hampton institute
Lloyd Patterson who has been
living in Russia for the last 10
years, died here after several
weeks Of fitness. Formerly of
New York city and Wcstfield, N.
j., Patterson worked in Moscow
as an expert interior decorator.
His death was attributed to a
special case Of spinal meningitis.
Surviving him is his Russion wife
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the girls hair This service
should be continued to the less
fortunate by those, capable of
doing this work. Since it gives
pleasure, beauty and teaches
cleanliness and gives confidence
in themselves.
The women were: Mesdames
Irene jackson, Minnie Campbell,
Marie Page, Bessie Harrison and
j. Evans.
Free transportation was fur
Mshed these women by all mem
bers OF Brown Bombers Club.
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the Negro but rather in his own
individual self.
Even the colored masses are
beginning to reailze tins. Iney
Know lnat the college Dreol is
eniy concerned with .Sleep,
meals and folly as DR.. Harris
puts It. And what hurts is this
Intelligent minority is really the
hope and salvation Of our people.
Il the masses can't turn to the
educated Negro for leadership
.>iid guidance, where are they to
go? Are there any Moses
among us today2'. Dr.. Harris
asks and he answers: Il wonGer. I
Many of our students enter col.
lege with the wrong attitude. in
Dr. Harris opinion. They seem
TO think, teach me, il you dare,
and our teachers aren't much
better. They teach over and
over their subjects in almost the
same words, seldom travelling.
And 50 il our college students
are to lead US as they should,
they must have the do or die
attitude. They must continue to
fight for equal rights. equal op-
portunities, education and stop
chasing shadows
Reviewed by Bernice g. Dolores
Calvin.
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Nolle Smith Hawaii
Civil Service Chief

HONOLULU, Apr.-(By NJ.
G. Hoffman for ANP)--Nolle R.
Smith, American-born Negro,
but longtime resident Of Homo
lulu has been named as person
mel director of the civil service
system in Hawaii. Mr.. Smith. /
long active in governmental at
fair here, succeeds Frank Locey,
white, who has been named direc-
tor Of civilian defense.
Representative Of the Chicago
firm, Griffenhagen associates, ar
rived here the day after Mr..
Smiths appointment TO assist in
reclassification Of territorial em-
ployees.
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Jersey Legislature
Recesses In Tribute
To Assenblynan


TRENTON, NJ. March "a
NP)-Jersey legislature paid a
signal honor to the memory Of
Assembly Frank S. Hargrave,
Essex County Republican and
prominent physician, here last
Monday by recessing in the after
noon at 2 pm. After listening
to enlogies and adopting resolu-
tions in tribute Of the Negro
member, who was buried last
Monday, both houses of the le-
gislature suspended the transac-
tion Of business for one entire
week.
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DAYTON
/ @ c A L S

Mrs. Ella Nelson of w. 5ti
st is enjoying visit from her
sister, Mrs. Nettie Mickey of
Louisville, KY. While in the city
Mrs. Mickey has been singing
with the Senior choir Of Way
man AME church.
GETS CLERK. JOB
Jesse Nimmins, 627 S. Sum
nit St, deputy for the American
Woodmen, has been appointed
clerk in the U. S. Employment
Service at II Monument Avenue,
Dayton, Ohio.
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Dr.. Harris Speaks Ills Mind On
Negro Higher Education

DR.. Harris just had to sseak his
mind. And he does 10 ii a Wig
orous manner, striking at the
many faults in our college sys-
TEN and challenging our teach
ers and students alike to mend
their ways.
For one thing that worries Dr..
Harris is whether investment
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A very charitable and christian
deed was done, by number OF
women who donated their SER
vices in going to the county Chill
drens Home and dressing 10 Of
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IN higher education for Negroes
has yielded all the returns ii san
possibly yield. For instance, the
average Negro college student is
not race conscious. He is not
interested in the lynchings that
are occurring right in his midst
He does not think in terms Of
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| sE0k!s LECTURES A A NJ USE NJ lENT PAGE

Vera Patterson and three clild-
| ren. A son, Jimmie, starred IN
the famous Soviet finn, '''rhe
Circus
La gaceta., 1942-06-24

en- un gran puerto por ell gobierno
colonizador. Hay muy pocos kilo-
metros de ferrocarril, pero, sin EN-
barge, cuenta con mas de 10000
kilometres de carreteras modernas.
La poblaci6n nativa de Madagas-
car es de cerca de 100000 de hebi-
tantes y esta compuesta de malayos
mixtos, polinesios y m~elanesios. Sc
cree que u an~tecesores vinieron
de la MALAYSIA y que llegaron q la
isla en- canoas. Los 10000 blancos
que residen en- la isla son f~raneeses.
La historic de Madagascar es
larga v variada. Marco Polo hizo
menci6n de esta isla a principles
del siglo ounce, pero su descubri-
miento Sc atribuye a Diego Diaz,
gran navegante portuguese, quien
a u playas en- ell aho 1900.
Sc establecieron despues ~colonias
holandesas, inglesas y f~rancesas,
Hasta 1885, conserve Madagascar
independence, bajo IN gobierno
monarquico. Los demas colonial
dores estaban contentos con esta
clase de ~gobierno, mas no los fran
ceses. Despues de una corta que
IRA, asumieron estos ell control de
las aciones exteriores de Ia isla.
En- 1894, despues de una segunda
guerra, expulsaron a la reina ma
tiva y conyirtieron a MADAGASCAR
49, aria F~~-~~ea
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BANQUETE EN- N DE
MILO VEGA

Sc efectuo anoche un banqut
to sen el restaurant Columbia
en- honor del joven C, G. Milo
Vega, jr., vicepresidente de-
Centre Espahol, nombrado ha-
.ce pocos dias captain del depar-
tamento lega del ejercito.
Distinguidas personalidades
asistieron al acto, brindando
por la salud del estimado ciuda-
dano.
Varios regalos lie hicieron sus
amigos, entire ellos un reloj-pul-
sera con esta inscription: Capt.
tan c. c. Vega, jr.
Dentro de pocos dias saldra a
desempehar los deberes de su
cargo.
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mente 300 Kilometres en- su parte
mas ancha Y Sc extiende en- unos
900 kilometres paralelamente a
la costa oriental del Africa, solo
a 384 Kilometres de distancia, al
otro lado del Canal de Mozambique.
La parte norte de Ia isla esta frente
a la colonia inglesa de Tanganyika,
Y la par5e sur, frente al Africa del
Sur lnglesa, Y cast TODD 81 largo de
sus costas Sc extiende frente a la
colonia portuguese de Mozambique.
Bien podria decirse que toda la
parte interior de la Isla de NADIA
gascar es una meseta a unos 1900
metros sobre ell nivel del mar. La
costa oriental es montanosa, pero
los llanos Y los wales de la costa
tienen un china tropical y son muy
f6rtiles. En- la actualidad, sc estan
cultivando mas de 100000 hecta-
reas Y los pricipales productos son
Arroz, mandioca, f~rijoles, vanilla,
maiz, cafe, ~especias, tabaco, cana
de azicar y cacaO. En- los bosques
Sc encuentra MADEIRA ina, RATA,
r%esina, gonna vegetal Y cera de.
abeias. Esta isla es RIGA en- CRATIC,
uno de los lubricantes esenciales Y
v%alioso como material belico. Tam
bi6n hay fosfato, mica, ORC y radio.
Cast todos estos productos pasan
por la bahia de Diego Suarez, una
de las mejores bahias naturales del
mundo, la cual fu6 transforvnel"
La gaceta., 1942-06-24

WASHINGTON.-Segdn la
opinion de peritos militares y
navales en- la ciudad de Wash
ngton, la reciente ocupacion
lie la Isla de Madagascar por
los ingleses, cuya importancia
astrategica Sc hara mas mas
evidente a medida que Sc desa-
rollen los acontecimientos, es
IN hecho de los mas Sobre-
salientes. En- una guerracomo
a presente, afirman los peri
os, un paso como este, en- que
sc adquiere una base naval
situada en- las rutas mas inn
oortantes del trafco mari
limo, puede llegar a ser un
factor decisive para futuras
operaciones.
La Isla de Madagascar, segdn la
describe la National Geographic
SOCIETY,"" es ia lave que abre las
.1ertas del 0ceano lndico," y es
n de las cuatro islas mas grandes
iAI mundo. En- tamaho, solo Groen-
tAnd!a. Nueva Guinea y Borneo la
-obrspasan. Tiene una ~superfcie
de s27 327 Kilometres cuadrados,
A~ndo por consiguiente mas grande
anS Vrncia. " Mide aproximada-
La gaceta., 1942-06-24

espectaculos ell teatro Casino,
bajo la direction del Sr. Joe
Glamour y actuando de Macs
tro de Ceremonies ell Sr. Ramon
Bermudez.
Presentadas las pelicunlas a
nunciadas, Sc corri6 ell tel6n y
empezo a actuar ell Sr. Bermu-
dtz. FL primer nGmero CORES
pondi6 a Elena Fernando Y
Katie Ponce, que entonaron una
bonita canci6n, acompanadas
.por Ell guitarrista Y cantante
Joaquin Barcenas; les sigui6
Sylvia Mendoza, con una can
ci6n en- Ingles, accompanied por
el professor Santirzo. Lucieron
despu6s sus habilidades, josef
ma Erlinada Alvarez, monisima
nina, hizo su aparici6n pintada
de "negrita'. Por 1ltimo, fue-
ra de concurso Y como una cor
tesla de la empresa, la archisim-
patica "estrellita" de La Corte
Supreme del Arte en- Tampa,
Joyce Cermeno, hizo una fiel
imitaci6n de la genial artista
brasilena Carmen Miranda.
Merecidas ovaciones Sc lie tribu
taron.
Los premios fueron otogados
en- la siguiente lorna Alice All
varez, $500, entire los mayores,
y Silvia Mendoza, $500, en- los
memories.
FL "pescado de la suerte' no
pudo ser pescado por el primer
concursante Y solo ecibi6 $500.
Para la entrante semana, este
pscadito tiene un valor de so
pesos.
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la GUERRA
UN NUEVO TIPO DE BAR
co

Washington, JUNO 24.-La
guerra en- el mar Y en- la atm6s-
fera producira un nuevo tipo de
barco que sera la columna YER
tabral de la escuadra america
ma, asi como de Ia batalla entire
d Monitor Y 81 Merrimc, sc de-
rive el acorazadO.
I'll actual acorazado Sc "des-
vance, rapiamente pero cual
sera 81 nuevo tipo de buque de
batalla, es algo que todavia no
se puode calcular. Sera un bar
co mas veloz, mas facil de ma
nejar Y con canones entire 8 y Ia
pulgadas. Estaran protegidos
por Rruesas corazas en- toda su
extension. Estaran cubierto con
cahones antia6reos. No tendran
nu8ve cahones de 16 pulgadas,
sin0 cuatro 0 ssis de Ii pulga-
das, Y llevaran una considera-
bic fuerza de aeroplanos, avio-
nes torpederos y bonbarderos,
con un puente 10 suficientemen-
te grande para que paedan des-
peqar y "aterrizar".
Para ganar la guerra es in
dispensable que las Naciones u
midas dominen q aire.
Los grande3 acorazados re-
Quieren mucha ayuda y escota,
con el fin de protejerlos de la a.
viavi6n Y Jos submarines. Son
al2o ash como fgartes caballos
para tirar de caros en- un campo
de caballos de carreras.
Los japoneses estaban reali-
csc programa, mientras
Estados Unidos e Inglaterra
eoUsxdaa grandes aomazados
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Entire nosOtrOs

Con ell prop6sito de pasar en-
Tampa sus vacaciones, sc en-
cuentra en- esta ciudad el joven
Orlando Cabanas.
Durante su estancia en- esta,
Sc hospedara en- la Residential de
sus tics, los esposos Tomas Ro-
driguez.
Bale por iMVttaci6n
Para ell dfa 80 del mes en- cur
so prepara ell Club M. Y. L. una
gran fiesta bailable por invita-
ci6n.
Por ell momento solo podemos
anticipar que sc efectuara en- los
salones de la sociedad La TIA
lia," sta en- la Octava avenida
Y Gale 10.
Pcpulares orquestas seran con
tratadas para este "evento' so
cial.
Tan pronto tengamos otros
detalles, con gusto los daremos
q conocer.
La gaceta., 1942-06-24
R~ECONSTRUIDA LA CASA
DE S

Moscu, JUNO 24.-La casa de
Tolstoi en- Yasnaya Polyana, al
sur de Moscu, destruida cuando
los nazis pasaron por ALI ha 81
do reconstruida y reabierta CO.
mo un museo official del gobier-
no Soviet.
La gaceta., 1942-06-24
NOTAS SOCIALES
(POR MARIO RODRIGUEZ)

Una postal
BESIDE la ciudad de New York
nos envia una carinosa postal
nuestro amigo ell joven Abel AL
ivarez, mas conocido por patent
Leather Kid" que no ha mucho
estuviera en- esta, visitando ia
miliares y amitsades.
En- Ia postal envia un carino-
so saludo para todos sus amigos.
Apreciamos la atenci6n.
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new! "%BACTEROSTATIC"
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among women...

Many doctors recommend regular uaS
OF donches as o precautionary meas
Ure for women Who want 70 be clean.
dainty-for women troubled by ct.
Tending odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful 70
delicate tissues. But not Lydia n.
pinkhamH 8anatfve Wash ptnkhamis
Banative Wash IL gaining great favor
among women because it's NOT n
harmful germictde. Instead - its q
mighty effective "bacteriostatie' (tha
modern trend 10 not only dieeour-
age bacterial growth and infection
but thoroughly cieanses ana deodor-
iges Very soothing relieves minor
irritatlpuB and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes
I-neEponsigel Get POUR bottle Of Lydia
Fnkham'a Sanalva Wash today. An
dyuagiNhG
La gaceta., 1942-06-24
Serdn feStejGdOs

Serdn feStejGdOs
En- la noche de hoy, mierco-
les, seran festejados con un
PARTY" los nuevos miembros
de la Camara de Concrete de
Ybor.
ESta fiesta llevara por nom
bre annual Membership Stag
Party" y Sc verificara en- la vi
lila "Fuse Lodge" Moth Florida
Ave y Magdalene Lake. A las z
y media de la noche comenzara.
Una fiesta exclusivamente pa
ra los miembros.
Muy agradecidos por la fina
invitaci6n que sc nos hace.
La gaceta., 1942-06-24
Una bebita

Una bebitG
Con algeria infinita besan
los esposos Tony y Maria Diaz
ell advenimiento de una hermosa
nina, nacida en- ell Sanatorio del
Centric Asturiano, ell pasado IS
de este mes.
Llevara por nombre Diana.
Tanto la mama como la nina
Sc encuentran en- su hogan, SOB
c la Gale Frances.
iFelicidadesl
La gaceta., 1942-06-24
Ell bale de hon

NJ OUug nc my
Para hoy microbes esta seha-
lado ell bale por invitacion de la
sociedad "Nuestra Sonora del
Perpetuo Socorro."
Las invitaciones va rezan en-
poder de nuestras familias.
A las nueve de la noche sc to-
cara la primera pieza y la 1lti-
ma a las doce. La orquesta Bob
Portion es la contratada.
Auguramos un rotund0 EXT
to.
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Tambi6n obtuefefon premios
Evelio Horruitiner, Carload Do
RADIO Y Joe Est6vez.
CRmpLenR0S

CHmpled60S
En- ell dia de hoy cumple un
ano mas de vida una estimada
amiguita, la gentil y DELLA Ma
nuelita Roman, hija de los espo-
SOL Maria Y Manuel Roman, do
miciliados en- el 1418 d la 10 a
venida.
iQue pase un dia muy feliz.
La gaceta., 1942-06-24
Una ~inUitaci6n

Una inUitaci6R
La recibo de los componentes
del "Civilian Volunteer Harbor
Marine" para asistir ell sabado
al bale que verificaran en- el Pa
tio-Jardin del Circulo Cubano.
Fiesta esta de caracter popular,
para la que existe gran ANNA
ci6n.
La orquesta LA Tropical
con sus cantantes, es ell conjun-
to musical que tendra a su cargo
la parte bailable.
CONTINGENCIES dando deta-
lies.
La gaceta., 1942-06-24

La CoTte Supremd del Arte
Ante una selecta concurren-
ella ofreci6 otro de sus bonitos
La gaceta., 1942-06-24
0 DATE?
Don'f NEGLECT your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend. or
a business appointment, play smart and take
the proper precRutiop 10 see that your breath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After all. moth
ing Il so inexcusable and 30 offensive ast
negleoasd case Of halitosis (bad breathT. Be
fore your next date or business appointment.
rinse the mouth with Listerine Antiseptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweet er, purer, less likely TO offend. Most
cases Of halitosis. say some authorities, are
due to the fermentation Of tiny food particles
In the mouth, although some cases may be
due TO systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition, L~isterne Antiseptic works
wonders because II first halts the fermensa-
tion and then overcomea the odors It causes.
Don't forget TO use II. It's the first aid OF
thousands Of popular and successful people
LISTERINE A~NTISEPTIC
ITO Make Your Breath SVsStr
La gaceta., 1942-06-24

WASHINGTON.-Con-
forme a un programa de gran
alcance, que comprendera no
solo las necesidades de los pre-
sentes momentos de crisis, sino
las del porvenir, las rep1blicas
americanas acordaron hacer
un esfuerzo supreme en- la ex-
plotacion de minerales para la
defensa interamericana.
ASH 10 informa ell doctor Charles
Will Wright ~(delegado de la Junta
de Economic de Guerra Y miembro
del Institute Americana de lngerie-
ros Metalurgicos) a ST regreso a
Washington despues de haber asis-
lido al primer Congreso Panameri-
cano de Minerva que sc Celebro en-
Santiago de Chile. q
Dijo ell doctor Wright, que resolu-
clones en- favor del programa fueron
adoptadas por ell Congreso, al cual
e~oncurrieron mas de 800 Delegates
de 16 de las 81 republicas ameri-
canas.
Ell Congreso pidio al gobierno de
los Estados Unidos que diera prefe-
rencia a materiales y maquinaria
para la industrial metalurgica de las
demas republicas americans.
!" 0tra Recommendation
Ademas, ell Congreso recomend6
la formation de asociaciones mi
neras en- los paises pequenos, las
cuales podrfan colaborar con los
productores en- menor escala en- la
presentation de solicitudes de prio-
ridades a las embajadas de los Esta-
dos Unidos en- las republicas del sur.
Por invitacion del presidente del
Brasil, la pr6xima reunion del Con-
greso Sc celebrara en- Rio de Janeiro,
pero todavfa no Sc ha fjado la fecha.
La resolution que Sc refiere al ex-
tense programa, dice ash:
"Los delegados sostienen que Sc
Adopte esta politica de collaboration
no solo durante estos momentos de
crisis, sine tambien en- 10 future.
Para la mejor ejecucion de dicha
nolitica debe existir una libre circu-
Iaci6n de minerales y de maquinaria
para la exploitation de minas sin ell
ostorbo de barreras aduaneras. rs
mas. deben -establecerse facilidades
Aspeciales de transporte. Las re-
oGblicas industrializadas deben dar
~nreferencia a las materias primas
ebtenibles en- este hemisferio." q
La gaceta., 1942-06-24
Santos del diG

Santos del d5G
Ell Santisimo Coraz6n de Juan
y la Natividad de San Juan Bau
tista.
La gaceta., 1942-06-24

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Taken regularly - turnout the
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-15

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Macy baj. A leghelyesebb az
el6vigyazats Is a t6resekre We
zet6 cselekedetek rendszeres ell
kertil&se.
DR.. M. p. MAERER