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La gaceta., 1942-07-27

Sc r. Colmenares y Jose Diaz
YaheZ.
Predomina la opinion de que
Sc aceptara 10 hecho, en- cumpli-
miento de su deber, por ell cuer-
pc director.
La gaceta., 1942-07-27
ALIADOS Y NIPONES COM
BATEN BN LA NUEVA
GUINEA

Melbourne, Australia, julio q
Las patrullas aliadas comba-
theron con los japoneses, en- los
Gltimos dias de la semana, en- la
peninsula Papuan, territorio de
"a Nueva Guinea.
La gaceta., 1942-07-27
ANCIANO
POR UN

FL sabado por la noche, en-
la esquina de Florida y Chel-
sea, un autom6vil alcanz6 al
anciano Harry Mott, de 63 a
nos, lesionandolo gravemente
Sufri6 la fracture compues-
ia de la pierna derecha y le-
stones en- la cabeza y brazos.
William Sanders, de % a.
nos, guiaba Ell autom6vil que
alcanz6 al Sr. Mott.
La gaceta., 1942-07-27

que quisiera tener un0s brazos
tan inmensos como sus corazo-
mes para estrecharles contra mi
pecho por haberme ayudadO en-
tan tristes momentos.
Para listed mi amistad inque-
brantable Y un fraternal abrazo
de su buen amigo.
Bdsili0 Alrarez.
La gaceta., 1942-07-27

Aguilar asegura que al prin
cipio Petain desempenaba un
"doble papel," mas que ahora
Sc inclina por complete hacia
ell Eje.
Las democracias negaron su
apoyo al gobierno repuublica-
no espanol-agreg6 ell militar
y diplomatico-y en- la PENN
sula ib6rica perdieron los Ala
dos su primera batalla y cobra
ron los nazi-fascistas su pri-
mer prestigio.
Critic6 en- cierto mo1o las
leyes de immigration de los Els
tados Unidos, diciendo: LAS
leyes de immigration de Esta-
dos Unidos son tan hermeticas
aue impiden Ell envfo de cente-
mares de refugiados que po-
drian ser muy 1tiles en- la lu-
cha contra ell Eje. Els una falta
de compression por parte de
la democracia."
Habla con claridad, sin eu-
femismos, este quito ciudada-
no mexicano.
ICuando adoptaran su len
guaje, desterrando para STEM
pre- las ATTITUDES y vocablos
"apaciguante," los gobiernos
de Washington y Londres?
Tan enemigos de Estados
Unidos, Russia y las Naciones
midas 10 son Franco, Petain
Y Oliveira Salazar, como Hit
Ter, Mussolini y los militaris-
tas nipones.
Pero Sc insiste en- alimentar
La gaceta., 1942-07-27

Los obreros torcedores deci-
dieron aver cancelar ell "ulti-
matum" de las 70 horas y a.
guadar ell laudo de la Secreta-
ria de Trabajo.
Tenemos la esperanto todos
los que enesta casa laboramos
de cue Sc conceda a los taba-
oueros un aumento en- la esca-
la de jornales, de modo que
los "cortos" Y las despalillado-
a puedan llegar a los mimi
mos de 40 Y 35 centavos por
bora v no pierdan el trabajo'
Ell gobierno del Nuevo Ira
TO es ell gobierno del pueblo
de la democracia, y debemos
avudarle. en- estos amos de que
ira, con vigoroso y sincere en-
tusiasmo.
Desgraciadamente, en- ell ne
Oociado de "conciliadores' y
Arbitros hay pocos hombres co
me Ell padre Haas.
La gaceta., 1942-07-27

Enloquecian las piernas y
los pie tratando de seguir ell
"vibrar" precipitado y volup-
tuoso de la conga.
Aquel pie que Sc "desvla-
ba." movido por la pierna, sal
taba de contento.
Y ella y el, mirandose a los
piOs, glorificaban, "rumbera-
La gaceta., 1942-07-27

Defendiendo a los espadhO-
les republicanos que ell regi-
men de Laval y-Petain malva-
da Y dinicamente trata de en-
tregar al matarife Franco, A
guilar oy6 de Laval estas en-
canalladas palabras: "Todos
los e~spanoles refugiados son
rojos."
Ell general mexicano lie con-
test6: mo todos son rojos, pc
70 de todos modos, los Rojos
tienen derecho a ser tratados
decentemente."
La gaceta., 1942-07-27
Ell TEMPO

Aguarrros pera Ia tarde Y
la noche lie hoy. Miuima, a las
z dc Ia mahana, n grades,
La gaceta., 1942-07-27

Bailando la conga, a la nj.
ma rumbera Sc lie aflojaban to-
daslas coyunturas y Sc lie dis
locaba la cintura... pero no ha
bia "desplome" Y con una ma
no en- alto Y la otra en- la "ba-
rriguita"..... hacia maravillas.
iY brillaban como los faros
de un autom6vil en- ell "apa-
g6n" o "apagaluces," los ojos
que fascinados seguian ell tire
pidar" de las caderas.
La gaceta., 1942-07-27
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Cruzaron ell Don, pero no ganaran la guerra
Acuerdo de los estudiantes cubanos.-El Centric
y la junta de hoy.-Conga.-Laval y ell General
Aguilar.

mente," los alegres ritmos a.
frocubanos.
La Influenza de la conga,
de alma africana, en- ell piso
bajo, y ell "poderio" del "jaz"
estridencia negra, en- ell piso
alto.
La gaceta., 1942-07-27

a los lobos que gruhen, engor-
dan y ensehan los colmillos,
con la esperanto de que no a.
taquen directamente.
La gaceta., 1942-07-27

Hablando con ell general
Francisco ]. Aguilar, ministro
de los Estados Unidos Mexica-
nos en- Vichy, ell rata Laval
lie hizo saber que no solo era
partidario de Hitler sine tam
bien de la barbarie militarista
nipona.
Laval anhela la victoria de
Alemania y del Japon, a pesar
de haber nacido en- Francia.
Aguilar lie dijo al lacayo de
Hitler: "Siento haberle dido
esa opinion, ST.. Laval, ansian-
do la victoria de Alemania y ell
Jap6n y la derrota de Estados
Unidos y los paises de la A
merica-Latina Que siempre sc
han sentido cerca de Francia.
Pero esta es vuestra response
bilidad historical, no la mia.
Para beneficio de listed y de
Francia espero que Sc equivo-
que"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-20
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Prank Asseu nHdaaok who r.
rss h& commission IS captain
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SpeHr r. 1919 Captain
Naaasng Is aaW stationed n
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IS aoN With htfn az Richmond
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parfafe for Nashville Tenn az
teg s visit Wish his SISTER Mrs
Walter Jones ~ KFeole he Is
Wfth the medical detachment Of
the 18th Infantry which has been
stationed a. Fort jackson. S c.
Bat which has beer recentiy
transferred So Nashville
Private Richard Lee canty has
recently been transferred from
Atlanta Ca - Fort LEWIS Wash.
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Wsth thc headquarters company
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training station AZ San Diego
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l. E FaEgafe 1r- who eaFae over
fof ; short F6sit With hts parents
NJ and Mfs L g. FaEgafd. S.
and = " Carrier. son II Br and
Mr. Calhoun Garter Both young
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-20
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-20
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fses@1sR ns psgs Hhe eNek
kith ths 1afars pasxntN IL
ans Ms 4 l. faaeeat
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: shuss visit ia Pssehasa Mss
Mr ard Mrs Clarence Carter
ana two ehslasen ard brother
Griffin q kreole spent Sunday
"a ihs hosir Of NJ ard Mrs Nat
Garter
NJ ard Ms Lyile Brown I'D
their house moved 20 Mrs
Browns land on BIC island where
she lived wears acc They Rad
Eo9 their Sunday afternoon guests
the Nelson family including Nj
and Mrs Hardn Nelson and chill
dren Of Mobile
Remember TIE Thanksgiving
supper snd services 81 Tire Com
maniiy building On account nf
- uasnv Hwking nen nhe sup
PER- wfli not BE- served Until
absut 3 m but 81 can eaFae
earlier ard enjoy 3 song service
EeV W X Murry u Escaiaapa
has gladly aecepird the invitation
= come and glYe 3 Thanksaix
ne talk BRING yoar filled bss
ketK and al Join IN 3 ThanksEix
ing spirit
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Escsiswps Were Saturday night
ard sunday guests N the horne
of Mr. ard Mrs Herbert Vincent
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Nelson
ana children 81 Hurlev and Mrs
/ Irwin Nelson end three sonk Fred.
Lloyd ana l. v spent Sunday
n the home 81 Mr. and Mrs
Norris Roberts of vanelcave
Mr. and Mrs A L Vincent and
daughter n law. Mrs Herbert
Vincent and her baby. Gonna.
sent % Lucedale last Thursday
Mr. ard Mrs ] Robinson 81
Murray Ky came last week with
! their house trailer t. spend the
winter ~ longer They are 10
called rear their son and daagh
~ N las. Nj and Nfs Mat Car
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- finding rs W8Y into tAH esns
press fer the kake - lee sugar
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-20

daughter - MasFvltsa spxns sun
aay eVeuina Nlth Nj aad Mrx
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remained fat = short st6t
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-20

kunopean HuHsiA i xl4taally
oue vast Folline plain
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-20

NJ and Mrs Alien and htfIe
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE.

Under amt nv yirt,,a Of Dn,,,a, of
sale rnr-1innd ~ ,bYt Mood ~ t,,rSt
Inv r povtno and VIA,
Mildred plv-.n -. ,cco,dod !, ,ba
~. io, nf mo paai.+n, ~ Dooa fn,
ncn Cnln,v ~ Rn,t. 900 700, 900
nd on rraliest ~ bmlda~s ,,o-"5
.clgsd thpr,h. 6at.nIt b2,,ino hnan
.-ado IN tha r~,,,,arl nf 'aid ,D.o'
I ~h4u >an r4,@ cash to tho bloboe,
at ruhllr onctinn at ~
,,,,t House Do. ,r T,,,nn CS,at,.
10 ~n,cIncl, N,,n E,ErIa ,
iqlo tho f.llnyrf,a dnsc,4had Iaad N'
pno,n a.. ,,,,i79+ ~ Eaet odna'of
ro,5,..n,, Ton.,,ilIo Dnhl;c 1854
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

BY no longer using tin for dog
food containers, it is estimated tn"
United States can save more than
500, 900 900 cans annually. 1t looN~
like tough times ahead for Fido If
he can't remember where he hid
that bone last summer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

Head hunters are ,aported stalk
ing japanese troops. 7 IS only ma
tural, seeing how the .Nps have
stuck their necks out.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

Add Persons Who Can't Finish
What They Start-a winter sports
enthusiast trying his hand-or feet
at skiing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

Tr. Sc pests that bother pIcnickers
they'll be known as Japants.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

LET Us FRAME YOUR CHRIST
mas photographs. New shipment IN
all sizes has just come IN. Frames
made to order from beautiful
m~ouIdlnss. Henderson Book Co.
24-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

FOR SALE: 1887 MODEL FORD
Tudor IN good condition new
tires: also one black tirst class
saddle mare. Clifton II. Finch,
phone 3lI-W. 28-31-2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

AM READY WITH COMPLETE
equipment TO pillow gardens for
sprlng planting. Listen ior my fox
horn on see George ". Jones. Park
HiiI. 20-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

If YOU WANT TO SAVE AOVFc
ana II you need furniture, look
over our stock before you buy, K
L. S~atterWhite and Sons, near Fra
Station. % ,f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES AND
equipment, It's Affords. Complete
stock To fill your needs. Affords
Printing and Office Supply Co
Phone 90. 2e-,f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

SATURDAY SPEC IA &C., ONE
slightly used Chickering piano III
perfect condition. Selling now DIT
$4,000. Adams-Richards Furniture
Co. Next door to Telsers Dept,
Store. OH
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

CALL 772 FOR GROCERIES,
fruits, vegetables or cold mea''
Wines, all popular brands: COW.
ards Cash Grocery, 2l5 William
ST., (next to Wilson Electric 20
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

EXPERT INCOME TAX SERVICE.
II YOU need assistance, Sc the
best at reasonable charge. Don't
put II off. f. V. Bum, phone
l49J. 23&3l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

Old SHOES MADE NEW AGAIN
Our modern shoe rebuilding re-.
talnS old Shoe comfort-givcS Won
new shoe appearance. We call for
and deliver. Grissom's Shoe Shon
phone 638. u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

WANTED. MAN EXPERIENCED IN
country store 10 operate same AMI
go halves. some capital rculuro,
If Interested address store c,,',
pISpdtCh .... 3l--&-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

FOR SALE: 1880 A~MODEL FORD
coach in perfect running coAdl-
ton. Good tires. See Haywood
Evans. 3l-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

SERNlCEABLE AND STV11c,
black dresses need regular clnan'
ing. too,-if just to keep vorr c",
science clear Phone 46+ for the
finest dry cleaning service .c.orne
offers today. Valet Cleaners :,
Overs 30 W
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

3UILD A MODERN HOME TllRO.
ugh building and loan and pay for
1t monthly like rent. Henderson
Building x Loan Association, Al.
Is. Wester, Secy. CO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

EVERY BEAUTY SERNICE-MOD-
ern Shop-ENperienced operators
Centrally located. Phone 200 tor
appointment, Bridgers Beauty
Shop, over Parker's Drug Store.
28-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

] AM f.AID WI II { t)Al III k'HHN
'quipI',it' 10 Prov gardens Tor
i,,9 TS% " ~ NY IoN
IN On . 'o'lse w JONES faIk
III. -o-2l
Tlldor IN GOOD CONDITION
tires also one black FMS, cla2s
SIoale 3 n:''e; Oi1'oh II. men,
-o-'I--
LET rs FRANE YOITR CHRIST
mas photographs. New shiumrnt n
all SIgcs has u;st come m Frana.
mace 70 Greer IRON, oe"a'IiuI
"'0"'0"'o0 DUN ~
I'LL
FNpFRT INCOME TAN SERVICE
If YOU need assistance. ac. th,.
he,f n rr2sonahIe ch9rqo Dn rrt
pa" o y OH L. v Dunn pIode
-oN'l
BUILD A MODERN HOME THRO.
ugh building and loan and nav for
If monthly like rent Henderson
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AMBITIOUS NJ EN- MANAGE
small movie clrcuIts-Flenort,on
df.trfct-6OL commissions s8o-
+ %I. IN a.o''''t Car P' necessary r.>''.. 6as
Rhodes ~IIaNerty Bldg. Atlanta,
Ga. lit
ron hE-s [iNE hoON i n'LNM
ni.n,,na, Goo ,nn,,, du.aIi;,a .+aam
baa+ Cnnntrv CImh Drirn C,,ilens
pa,I,v 9. r,r - aoo,+, oo If
I-I-EpV REA1-TY cERV1CF Won
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Phone 313. 50-'l
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WE olENlALlLE IN "N
kinds Of body and fender re-
n,ir work Motor Sales Co.
ron AT I9oo A-NioDn u1f'.
.oaO" - P.',lN' l'1 .,,,..ot
rioll. 000" "'e 21-I+
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CIEAN Ct OTHFS WEAR LONGER
>AifHN 1,ar,
cleanihg ana pressing ., "I ,5 7
nleh'S ,o a NJ C,eulti's ~ ,-.f
90 1oo ~. oall'e'' sueN
IT'S FUN TO TRADE THE 81
cycle wav No restrictions on BIZ
10" foh' lor eve[y(,ItS ond
s~ioCelIes' Il"l'S' Nese'''''9 ~
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FOR SALE GOOD PORCELAIN
kitcben sink win anron used very
n1tle Address S;nk care dispatch.
29-3t
and have them repaired. They looK
oetter-laSl longer I've" "
u lealllei' coillpo9i1'".l ys
wien ohoe hepall' Pllo'le ~
Can lol anu oeliNei'
SATURDAY. SPEC Ia - ONE
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

WE ARE BETTER EQUIPPED tn
do real nice work on v,tr ~
Bnns us your old shoes. We csi
Shop. N,oe
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31

FOR RENT: FIVE ROOM BRICK
apartment, steam heat, Ghoison
avenue: five room dwelling, steam
heat, Country Club Drive, Citizens
Realty & Loan Co, agents. 20-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-31
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your lire insurance 10 cover IissN'''
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The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-12-26
Landlords Strike In
Vital War District

VALLEJO, Ca1if.-The fight OF
California landlords against OPA
rent regulations reached climax last
week when 400 members of the Great
er Vallejo Landlords Assn. Inc, con-
trolling several thousand apartments
and other dwellings in this vital war
production area, went on strike against
maximum rent ceilings.
The OPT fought back by obtaining
from U. S. Judge Martin l. Welsh ir
San Francisco, a temporary order re-
straining Is association members and
90 John Does from directly or in
directly demanding rents in excess Of
the legal maximum and from attempt
ing or agreeing to do anything in VIC
lation of the regulations.
The landlords revolt is spreading
The San Diego Apartment House
Owners Assn. also is contemplating
strike action The California State
Apartment Conference, offering t.
mediate the dispute, says that "thi.
is no longer a local condition ant
threatens to spread to other com
munities."
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-12-26
EleyatorBuilders
Reflect Swartz
and Jim Brennan

Willard Swartz was reelected
president of Local 81, Elevator Con-
structors, for third term, and James
]. Brennan was chosen business agent
of the Local for the fourteenth con-
secutive term at the annual election
meeting of the union held in the
New Haven Labor Temple last week.
Other officers elected are Will
liam Boyer, vice-president, sixth
term; Kenneth Price, financial Sec
rotary; Daniel Trivers and Michael
Drumming, members of the execu-
tive board; and Michael Drumming,
journal correspondent.
.ohn Scott and John BARGE were
tellers of the election. Refresh
ments were served. Brennan and
Ninance Erickson were in charge of
the refreshments.
The officers will be installed Fri
day evening, Jan. p, at the New
Haven Labor Temple.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-12-26
Harry Feir,n1ark
Greets Everyone!

Pres. Harold v. Feinmark of
the New Haven Central Labor
Council brought the last 1912
meeting of the Council to a close
with this Christmas message,
which he sends to all members
of organized labor:
Gas this is the last meeting of
the year, it is the desire of the
President of the Council to ex-
tend his sincere wish to each and
every member of the labor
movement. j wish them Merry
Christmas and a very Happy
New Year; and that ere next
Christmas rolls around that dim
outs and black-outs will no
longer be necessary; and that
the war that is raging through
out this world of ours, is no
longer. / sincerely hope that
our loved ones have returned
TO our homes and firesides
where the lights of the Christ
mas trees cleaning through the
windows will show that joy once
more reigns throughout the
world, with a spirit of Peace OH
Earth, Good Will to Men,"
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-12-26
Apprentice Plan
Being Sponsored
ByPlumbers,l73

Local 173, Bridgeport Plumbers,
are sponsoring an apprentice training
program for plumbers and steam
filters in conjunction with the War
Manpower Commission. This was an
nounced this week by Pres. Warren
Mcdonald of the Bridgeport Local,
who has appointed a committee to
work out details for the program.
Last week this committee, comprised
of the following, met with w. H.
Harrison, field representative of the
Federal Committee on Apprentice
ship:
James Boyhen, James Curran,
John O'Mara, Fred CiskO, Frank
Ludgis and Henry Zweirlien. They
reported progress at the meeting of
the local, held at headquarters in
the Moose Temple last week.
That meeting being the last in
1912, the Plumbers observed the
occasion with social session Pres.
Mcdonald, Secretary James S1avin,
Treasurer Edward Walsh, and Bust
ness Agent John Bike served on the
committee for the social affair, which
was we'll attended.