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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-26
CECIL COUNTY RAISES $12,143-
NAVY AID

Cecil county has raised $12,143,
almost four times its $500 quota
in the campaign of the USO-Navy
Relief Fund, according to v. A.
Rule, State representative of the
campaign. Howard county b s
achieved IT'S per cent of its $1,000
quota, and Hartford county reported
$1,000 of its $500 quota in the
first week of its campaign.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-26

The Maryland Traffic Safety
Commissions Slogan For the
week Is:
'.The Way 10 Endure e TO BE
Safe And Sure-Qriye
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-26

Many gas station owner Ia full
filling Z long-cherished ambition to
take 3 punch ct . metarisk
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-26

A woman never tires of shopping
as long as her hair stays in curls.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
BY LilIiun Cox Athey

The final touch is the ribbed effect
of the exterior, which shows up
when the mud dries.
Then the worker goes forth for
food to stock the larder of her in
FAINT, whom she will never see.
Spiders are the first food of mud
dauber babies. Size has little to do
with the choice. All that is para
mount is enough of them. The
nursery is crammed full, the egg
laid and the door to the room plas-
tered up.
The second nursery is begun, and
the same methodical plan followed
until several tubes of mud have
been fashioned and filled before
her work is done. Then she has
accomplished her mission in life
and passes on.
The wasp larva is whitish, plump
grub. 1t soon attacks the spider
meat and does not let up until it is
all consumed. Then it weaves a
lovely silken robe about itself and,
within this coverlet, transforms into
pupa. Finally. fully grown wasp
may be seen making its way out of
the clay door of the nursery. The
jaws are strong enough to bite away
the plaster to make a door wide
enough to squeeze through. The
females or queens. which issue late
in the season, always seek warm,
sheltered places to hibernate in
through the winter.
There are about 10 species Of mud
daubers in our country; most of
them stock their nurseries with
spiders, but the charming little jug
builder fills her dainty pottery with
wee caterpillars.
The mud dauber is a slender crea-
ture with glittering blue wings that
give off glints of blue and steel in
the sunshine. She has large black
eyes and graceful black antennae,
and she walks about like toe
dancer. She seems always to feel
she is being watched, forever turn
ing around to see what is going on
behind her. Mud wasps have nc
economic value, unless it is in help
ing to maintain the balance of ma
ture. Spiders kill insects, insects
kill spiders. The mud dauber visits
flowers, 1t Is true, but she does not
gather pollen. for her children are
| meat eaters.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
NATURES CHILDREN
MUD DAUBER.

Mud daubers we're the first tC
build plaster houses for their chill
dren. The cement worker is always
the female of the species, and she
has nervous, idgety way of get
ting about when in her frantic haste
to build the separate rooms for her
offspring and furnish them with ar
Evening star., 1942-10-27

abundance of food. If you get in
her way she will stab you There
is no malice in her action; you are
impeding her work.
In early summer the mud daubers
are quite abundant around muddy
spots. Being very industrious work
ers. they are up with dawn and
work until dark.
OF course, the first thing Mrs.
Dauber does is to find a building
site that is sheltered from the winds
and rain. There are so many places
from which she may choose that
this does not take too much time.
When possible she locates the dwell
ing close to the base of supplies.
The mud is worked thoroughly
with saliva or cement which she
manufactures. Making it into a
load not larger than a garden pee,
she goes at once to the selected
site and spreads the plaster over
the area. BY the time she has
mixed another load. the cement has
set and holds fast to its founda-
ton.
Working methodically on the first
nursery until it is about l inch
long, smooth inside but rough on
the exterior, she must make many
trips. All the plastering must be
done with her jaws. which she uses
as plasterer does a trowel. The
| uo1lS ora 'oh0,It ma .e{oI,th ~ an
inch thick and open at one end
Evening star., 1942-10-27
What's S the
Meaning Of
Those Stripes?

A. red stripe through q
route number meuns
that q street cor or bus
does not 90 to the ex-
treme terminal of thot
line. A route number
with q red background
mems it is an express
bus.
Help yourself 10 more
convenience in getting
Ground town. Leorn the
route numbers Of street
cdrs and buses on oil
lines you use.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
4 A K 9

The West bidding made it
possible for South to show no dia-
mond losers and for North to
show no club losers. Had the oppo-
nents never bid, North and South
still might have cue-bid the minor
suits, but there might have been
some doubt about the meanings of
the bids But among experts, there
is sometimes a slight doubt as to
whether bid shows control or
real suit. When the suit has been
bid by the enemy there can be no
doubt.
But the 'enemy's bidding told
South little more. Consider
South's bidding problem immedi-
ately after North's cue-bid of five
clubs. Obviously a small slam must
be ice-cold. But should he bid a
grand slam?
North's cue-bid showed no losing
clubs, and South's diamond void
made it evident that no diamonds
would be lost. What about trumps?
Certainly North had an ace to CO.
operate so enthusiastically with
South's slam try of three diamonds.
If he had the diamond ace he would
realize that 1t merely duplicated
South's void. Only if he held the
heart ace would he be encouraged
to try for slam. Also he would
surely hold at least three small
hearts with the ace, in which case
the heart suit was solid ct didn't
seem likely that West would hold
Q-10-X of hearts, since he had
overcalled in diamonds and raised
clubs) Finally, the chance of a
spade loser was quite remote. 1t was
possible only if North had five small
spades with the suit breaking badly
and no squeeze working.
Yesterday you were Howard
Schenkens partner and. with nei-
ther side vulnerable, you held:
VK1O83
1852
AIS
The bidding:
Schenken. Jacoby. You. Lightner.
10 Pass G?
Answer-Bid one heart. Your
hand is strong enough for a re-
sponse, and this is the cheapest of
all responses. To bid the slightly
stronger spades would leave you up
tree if your partners next bid we're
two hearts. You would be unwilling
tC bid three hearts and equally un-
willing to pass out quite possible
game.
Score 100 per cent for one heart,
so per cent for one spade, 40 per cent
for one no-trump.
Question No. 1,214.
Today you hold the same hand,
and the bidding continues:
Schenken. Jacoby. You. Lightner
10 Pass ~ Pass
IA Pass CD
! What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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Evening star., 1942-10-27
DOCTORS warn
C0NSTIPATED folks
ABOUT LAZY LIVER

1T is SAID constipation causes many
human Observation-Disclosures. lack OF
energy and mental dullness being but a
few. BUT DON'T WORRY
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F. M. Edwards, successfully treated
scores of patients for constipation with
his famous DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
now sold by druggists everywhere.
Olive Tablets, being purely vegetable.
are wonderful! They not only gently
yet thoroughly cleanse the bowels but
ALSO stir up liver bile secretion to help
digest fatty foods. Test their goodness
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Follow label directions,
Evening star., 1942-10-27
LETTER-OUT

letter
called the last column the letter
the which it.
correctly
o Yesterdays LETTER-OU
OBJ BLARE-REAL (genuine).
SIDELONG-DINGLES
(A BARONET-BRETON native
(R AsTRINGEs-G1ANTEss big woman).
LASEED-SHALE
Evening star., 1942-10-27
War Terms Increase
Shorthand Symbols
BY the Associated Press,

COLUMBIA, Mo.-The war has
added more than thousand new
combinations of characters, mostly
dealing with aviation, to shorthand.
At Stephens College there is a
special shorthand course to teach
such new aviation character COM
binations as those for Gambler, aerol,
oleo, ornithopter, mock-up, etc.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Winning Contract
By THE FOUR ACES.

David Bruce Burnstone, Oswald Jaco-
A. Lightner, worlds leading team m-of-
four, inventors OF the system that
has beaten every other system in
existence
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Aid From the Enemy

When you are considering the
bidding of slam, energetic de-
fensive bidding by the opponents is
likely to discourage you. If the op-
ponents have enough strength to
make several bids they may have
enough strength to defeat a slam.
But sometimes their bids help your
side by making cue-bids possible
and by indicating tn probable dis
tribution. In today's hand, for ex-
ample, the East-West bidding con-
vinced South that he had a sound
play for grand slam.
North dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
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43
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The bidding:
North. East. South. West.
Pass Pass ~ 20
~ 3% 80 -
5 Pass ~ Pass
Pass Pass
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

2,080,680 natives, o de padres
extranjeros o mixtos, Y 125,O4O
americanos de padres natives,
FL ndmero de Iblancos nacidos
en- ell extranjero que tienen Ell j.
dioma italiano como su lengua
maternal, decline en- un 1877 por
ciento entire 1880 y 1910.
New York, Chicago y Phila-
delphia tienen mas del 800 de
la poblaci6n italiana. Cuenta la
ciudad de New York con 1885,
100 italianos o de Origen tia,
iiano, y el estado de New York
con 1902, 800. I'm cinco por
ciento vive en- California y los
otros Sc hallan concentrates en-
los estsdos del Norf al este del
rio Mississippi,
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
C0terie Social Club

Los miembros del "Coterie So
cial Club" fueron feStejados en-
la Residential de los esposos An
gelo Spicola en- ell 315 de Bermu-
da Boulevard, hace pocos dias.
Los presentes improvisation
juegos de paSatiempo social.
Asistieron: Angelo Spicola y
Sra, Peter Friscia y Sra, John
Lazzara y Sra, John Albano y
Sra, Phillip Lazzara y Sra, Err
nesto Palmiamo y Sra, Luis
Cagnina y Srta. Josefina Falso-
ne Y Srta. Grace Falsone.
ESplendidamente fueron OBJ
sc quiados con refrescos y tor
tas.
La pr6xima reunion de esta
simpatica entidad Sc efectuara
en- la re7idencia de los esposos
John Lazzara, 511 E. Florabras
ka, ave.
Sc delinearan los planes para
las venideras fiestas.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

428, 800 nacidos en- ell extranje-
70, 7l4,980 natives blanc0s o de
padres blancOs. La mayor por-
ci6n de los tres grupO sse halla
integrada por personals de ORR
gen mexicano.
La lengua madre es definida
como el principal lenguaie ex-
81 hay alguno, habla4
do en- la casa de Ia persona en-
los dias de su tnfancia.
Habia en- 1890, 126, 288 perso
mas elasificadas como blaucos
nacido sen q eXtranjero y de
lengua espahola y 6l6,998 per-
sonas clasificadas como nacidas
en- Mexico.
la clcsif caci6n especial asig-
NADIA a los mexicanos, en- 1880,
incluye a tcdas las personals de
mixta composition racial que
son mexicanOs por nacfmientO 0
por raz6n de sus padres Y una
considerable proportion de per-
sonas de origen mexicano que
representa- la tercera, cuarta o
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

Tampoco signifcara que la vida
interior de la rep1blica va a alte-
rarse suspendiendo aquellas ga
rantias que puedan mantenerse sin
quebrantar ell espfritu de la defensa
nacional.
nEBEM0S confiar mucho mas en-
~ ell patriotismo que en- las me-
didas represivas en- ell sentido civico
de la naci6n, mas que en- ell uso arbi-
trario de Ia fuerza.
Pueden ustedes estar convened
dos de que antes de dar este paso
he tornado en- cuenta todas las re
hexiones que Sc habran presentado
tambien ante vuestro examen. Me
he detenido con reverencia frente al
panorama augusta de nuestra his
toria. BESIDE la epoca precortesiana
y durante las luchas de la conquista,
~nuestros antepasados Sc caracteri-
aaron por ell epico aliento cor que
supieron vvir y morir por la de-
fensa de sus derechos. Su recuerdo
es una lection de heroismo en- la que
encontramos IN estimulo perma-
nente para eombatir contra todas
las servidumbres,
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

Segundd y Ultima pdrte del his
.6rico discErso con que Ell P~reSidente
De Merico, Oral. Manuel AUitd
CamGcho, pidi6 al congreso meri-
canO que declardrd la guerra Il las
ooteneias del Eje. La primerd
Ddrte fus puJlicada en- Ell ndmero
interior.
I'll "estado de guerra" es la
II guerra. ST, Ia guerra, con
todas suS consecuencias, la
guerra, que Mexico hubiera
querido proscribir para STEM
pre- de los met6dos de la convi-
vencia civilizada pero que en-
casos como ell presente y en- ell
actual desorden del mundo
constituye ell 1nico medic de
afrmar nuestro derecho a la
Independence Y de conservar
intacta la dignidad de la re-
plblica.
Ahora bien, 81 ell "estado de
guerra" es la guerra misma. la
razon que tenemos para proponer
su declaration y no Ia declaration
de guerra, obedece a argumentos
muy importantes que me siento en-
la obligation de aclarar aqui, Tales
Rrgumentos son de dos 6rdenes.
Por n parte, la declaration de
guerra supone en- quien la decide la
voluntad espontanea de hacer Ia
guerra, Y Mexico seria inconse-
cuente con su tradici6n de pals
pacifsta por e~xcelencia, 81 admit
tiera aunque solo fuese en- la forma,
que va al conlicto por su propio
deseo y no compelido por ell rigor
de los hechos y por la violencia de
la aggression. Por otra parte, ell que
declara la guerra reconoce implicit
tamente Ia responsabilidad del con-
flicto y este, en nuestro case, serfa
tanto mas absurdo cuanto que los
Rgredldos somos noSotros.
Atendiendo a estas circunstancias,
la situaci6n que expone ell Ejecu-
two, es igual a la que escogieron en-
~septiembre de 1889 los gobiernos
de Inglaterra y de Francia al entrar
en- guerra con Alemania y ell 8 de
diciembre de 1871 Ell Gobierno de los
Estados Unidos al entrar en- guerra
con Ell Japon. Semejante modal
dad que responde a la verdad de las
cosas y a la limpieza de nuestra
vida international, deja a salvo
nuestra doctrina jurfdica pero no
disminuye la Specification del acto
nj aminora sus riesgos, nj debe ser
estimada como un palliative a nues-
ira franco resolution.
FL estado de guerra en- que Sc
e~Rcontrara Ell pals, 81 ustedes aprue-
ban mi iniciativa, no guerra decir
que Mexico va a entregarse a perse-
cuciones injustas. La defensa de la
patria es compatible con la tradi-
cion de generosidad y decencia
mexicanas.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
Pr61intG bodG

Para ell dfa 7 de julio ha que
senalada la boda de la in
teresante Srta. Maria Teresa
,Diaz con ell joven Carl B. Curry.
La ceremonial nupcial tendra
efdcto en- la Iglesia Episcopal, a
a las siete de la noche, y en- la
misma oficiara ell Reverend
Harvey Soper.
Actuaran como padrinos la
Srta. Pattie Curry y Jake Mas
onf n
La Srta, Riax es hiia de los
espcsos Ramon DiaE, residen.
tes Dol 800 de w, North Boule-
ward.
Las amistadas de ambas Ia
milias estan invitadas al enlace,
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
Cabaret PriUGdo

Bajo los auspicios del "Civi-
lian Volunteer Harbor Patrol"
.se efectuara en- ell Cfrculo Cuba
no una gran fiesta privada Ell
'Sabado 81 del mes en- curse,
Este festival 10 denominan
"Harbor Marine Private Caba-
ret" y tendra por escenario el
PatioJardin,
La parte bailable lie ha sido
confiada a la orquesta que dirl-
ge ell Sr. Laureano Trigueros,
."La Tropical. Ofrece para esa
noche u nnovisimo repertoire de
pleas latinas.
Sc han puesto a la venta las
mesas r~eservadas, a $3.50 cada
una.
A Ia media noche Sc ofrecerA
un aeto de yariedades.
Tan pronto tepgamos otros de
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

Subsecuentes generaciones en-
los Estajos Unidos. Esta CLASH
ficaci6n dej6 de existir en- 1910
Y los mexicar0s fueron c~lasifica
dos, en- genOra., como pers0nas
de la raza blanca y de acuerdo
con ell procedimlonto anterior a
1880, .-tlEilF III
FL norte cuenta con 2s8, 1870
personals de lengua madre espa-
hola, q sur con 1905 y ell oes-
te con 852,720.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

A partir de la bora de nuestra
emancipation politica, la vida ex-
terror de Mexico ha sido igualmente
un constante ejemplo de honradez,
de decoro y de lealtad feles a los
postulados de la democracia. He
mos preconizado siempre la igual-
dad fsica Y moral de los pueblos, la
condemnation de las anexiones To-
gradas por la violencia, ell respeto
absolute de Ia soberania de los Esta-
dos y Ell anhelo de buscar a todos
los confictos una seduction pacifca
y arm6nica. Tenemos la expe-
riencia del sacrifice, no la del opro-
bio. Hemos sabido del i~nfortunio,
no de la abdicaci6n.
TINA trayectoria tan noble nos
- marca ell imperative de conti-
.nuarla; de ahf que al venir ante
ustedes no intente 20 reducir la
magnitud de las privaciones que
podra representa- para todos noso-
tros, durante amos, la determination
que propongo q vuestra soberania.
Soy ell primero en- apreciar Ell
esfuerzo que va a requerir del pals
la situaci6n en- que nos hallamos.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
LAS PERS0rIAS QUE HA-
BLAN L. IDIOMA ESPA-
MOL EN- ESTE PALS

Washington, JUNO 18.-Hay
l,s6l,4OO personas de la raIa
blanca que en- Estados Unidos
reconocen el idioma espahol CO.
mo su lengua nativa, seedn los
datos dados q ecnocer por Ell Sr,
j, Z. Capt, director del Buro del
Censo. Estas cifrss lncluyen a
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

FL pasado martes vino al mum
do, con toda felicidad, una mini
IA de los esposos Antonio Y
Martha Carrasc1, residences en-
el 1914 de Rivera Court.
La Sra. Carrasco fue asistida
por el DIR, A, A, Gonzales,
Nuestra eongratulaci6n a los
dichoSos papas.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered frog the toftWina
pavis II fhsumatsm. s~ciatica. 1mbaao. ncu-
Talfia sud uruItH-qfc certainly hapuy over
lheI discovery OF NURITO. kVs they havl
iound a quick acting iornuia which speedily
fclesea th0ge exhauziing u%Iuacular aChcv ami
palna kURITO u 'nastwoFthy and dependahls
contains ~ plates. II you want 10 fecl again
the iuy IL relief from pain 50 yuu can work in
peaoe and slecn " o6miort-ba wise and nv
hURlTO undsf this lronG1d guarantee. n The
Y@y frat three d0aea do DOT relieve that crhl
pam 10 your satiafaqiOit=yonr moey will ba
refunded Don't uunef ASK your druggist today
~ NUklTo w tbs guarantees. U.N.C1
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
Picnic

Ell pr6ximo Domingo efectua-
"a su Picnic ell Cfrculo Cubano.
Reinara la algeria en- la casa
de los cubanos. Habra para sa-
,tisfacer todos los gustoS: al
muerzO, bale, canciones tipi-
cas-.
No espere a que lie vendan su
boleto para Ell almuerzo, COM
prelo hoy mismo. Contribuya al
mayor exito.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
Pr6EimO bale

La nueva oficialidad del Club
de la Iglesia Nuestra Sra. del
Perpetuo Socorro esta prepa-
FAndose para celebrar un bale
ea Microbes "a del p~resente.
Sc verificara en- ell Auditorio
del Colegio.
Integran ell directorate las ST.
guientes damitas: Fiji Chiara-
monte, Presidenta; Thelm a
n, Vice Presidenta
Carmen Alvarez, Secretaria Ca
rri Alchediak, Tesoera, y josef
ma Falsone, Reporter.
En- la pr6xima reunion seran
acoriados los detalles.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
La Ju1ata de hoy

La JuntG de hoy
Para las ocho de la noche de
hoy estan citados los miembros
Gle las Seccienes de Recreo y Da-
mas del Circulo Cubano.
La Srta. Mercedes Fernan-
dez y ell Sr. Oscar Cuervo, presi-
denies respectivos de ambas
Secciones, r~equieren la ~asisten-
cia de todos los miembros, va
Que Sc designaran las comisio-
mes que cada uno habra de des-
empenar en- ell festival del Do
mingo.
Sepanlo aSi los interesados.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
LAS Personals QUE TIE
MEN Ell IDI0MA ITALIA
NO COMO SU LENGUA MA
DIRE

Washington, JUNO 18.-Hay
en- este pals S,766,S20 personals
raza blanca que reconocen Ell
idiOma italiano como 81 lengua
madre, seg6n el Censo de 1910.
Este total incluye 1,561,1OO
cue naeierOn en- 81 extraniero;
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

FL Presidente de Mexico mformd
: Al C0ngresO respectO a los actos
De aggression lie los PASSES del EJe
Ell Genera. Manuel Avila Camacho, en- hist6rico mensajc,
comunica a la representation naciOnal los anteceden-
ties que cuIminarcn en- la declaration de guerra
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

de la orquesta Don Francisco"
Y ia Tropical Empezara a
las once de la noche.
Muy m6dicoS los precios seha-
lados: zoe las damas y 55c los
caballeros.
Habra mesas reservadas. Sc
pueden separar llamando a Ia
Secretaria de la sociedad.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
II you suffer distress from
mp% Female
WEAKME SS

Lydia Pinkham's Compound Is
one medicin1 you can buy today
mddG especially for tOomen-to re-
licve monthly pain and lis tired
nervous feelings due 10 this cause.
And IN such a sensible wayi With
natures own beneficial roots and
herbs. No harmful oplates.
Taken regularly thruout the
month Pinkham's Compound
helps build up resistance against
such symptoms. Follow label direo-
tons Worth tyrtRgi
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

Santos del dfG
Isabel, Marina, Ciriaco, Mar
COS y Leoncio.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

nURANTE amos hemos tratado
- de permanecer ajenos a la vio-
pero la violencia ha venido
a buscarnos. Durante amos nos
hemos esforzado por continuar
nuestra propia ruta, sin arrogancias
nj hostilidades, en- un plano de con-
cordancia Y de compression; pero
las dictaduras han acabado Dor
agredirnos. FL pals esta enterado
de que hemos hecho TODD 10 possible
por a~lejarlo de la contienda. Todo,
menos la aceptaci6n pasiva del des-
honor.
Sehores, sean cuales fueren los
sufrimientos que la lucha haya de
imponernos, estoy SECURE de que la
naci6n los afrontara. Los ilustres
varones cuyos nombres alderman los
muros de este baluarte de nuestras
in%stituciones democraticas Raranti-
con ell testimonio de su pasado
la austeridad de nuestro presente
y son la mejor promesa espiritual
de nuestro future.
De generation en- generation ellos
nos trasmitieron esta bandera que
es ell simbolo esplendido de la pa
tria; que ella nos proteja en- la So
y gravedad de esta bora
en- que Mexico espera que cada uno
de sus hiJos cumpla con su deber.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

Pero 81 no hicieramos ese es-
fuerzo, Ino perderiamos, acaso,
algo infnitamente mas valioso que
nuestra tranquilidad y que nuestras
vidas, ell honor de Ia patria, ell claro
nombre de Mexico?
Por comparaci6n con los elemen-
tos que luchan para destruir la
civilization del hombre, la impre-
sion de 10 desproporcionado de
nuestras fuerzas Sc contrarresta
cuando Sc considera que entire
nuestras armas Sc encuentran ell
ideal, ell derecho y ell amor de la
hbertad por los cuales estan comba-
tiendo tambi6n las grandes Y las
peQuehas democracias del mundo.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

TALES, con gusto los daremos a
conocer.
La gaceta., 1942-06-18
"SlGp q Jap"

"SIap a Jap"
Con ell nombre que encabeza-
mos esta nota ofrecera la Sec
ci6n de Recreo de La Unione tia
Llama una gran fiesta bailable,
ell dia 4 de Julio, en- TODD su edi-
ficio social.
Han contratado los s~ervicios
La gaceta., 1942-06-18

A actitud que Mexico toma en-
- la presente eventualidad, tiene
como base ell hecho de que nuestra
determination emana de una necesi-
dad de legitima defensa. Conoce-
mos los limites de ~nuestros recursos
belieos Y sabemos que dada la
enormidad de las masas interna-
cionales en- pugna, nuestro papel en-
la actual contienda no habra de
~consistir en- acciones de guerra
eXtracontinentales para las que no
estamos preparados.
Nuestras fuerzas, por consi-
guiente, no SO dispersaran. Pers
responderemos a los intentos de
aggression de los adversarios mantle
niendo a TODD trance la integridad
del pals Y colaborando energica-
mente en- la salvaguardia de Ameri-
ca, dentro de la medida en- que 10
permitan nuestras posibilidades,
nuestra seguridad y la coordination
de los procedimientos defensivos
del hemisferio.