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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Calf. June - up
Asnararus. steady. Local eN select and
colossal HIP. eN fey and select oo-1os
fey 7-9c, choice &c. No. 2s 3-414e.
cantaloups: weaker; Imperial Nty pho
23s 81. 75-2. 25 fair $50: 27s s.. .25-2. -.
fair 50; 36s So sos. fair So = A5s
50. 1913. %. fair 50. 25-2 so. std lbs s. n
go fair 81 75-2; pony AS 81 SOL -
few 50: honevdews: Imperial Nly std
9s-12s So 25- . so, pony lbs s. -. Cren-
l. 6s-qs 81 10. Honey
balls jbo 27s Sc. .25: 36s s.. .25-2. 30. o-di-
4oS - 50-2. -. ordinary
S1.5o-2.2 25 std ass s2-2 - ordnary 81 56-
] IS: pony 45s-54S S1.50-2 ordinary 81
12S
Waermelons: stronger: Imperial Wy
Klondikes 1i-2o ID avg truck lots PEI ton
S44-45 occasional load S47 50. street
sales small lots 2Ib-2&c Ih
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24
Answer these Questions and
make a good laxative choice

oues. Can any laxative he of help
when you feel listlesS, logy, CT have
coated tongue? Ans. Yes, if those
cond tions are the result OF con-
stipaticn Ones. Why has Black
Draught Keen such an outstanding
l. popular laXa tive with four gen
erations? Ans. Because it is purely
herbal, and usually gentle, thor
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24

place behind the Telephone com
pany by the less.
Things looked black for the City
when the LID. team brought across
five runs in the first inning on five
hits, walk and an error. But Wan
deting' Jackson, City hurler, found
his control after the frame and gave
out only six hits in the other six
innings.
In the second inning Jackson and
Clyde Lee, City first baseman,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24

Srort5 ShOts:
Bob Feller. former Cleveland In
dan fireha'ler, dropped his sec-
ord game of the season IL II starts
recently. Felor is row doing duty
for Uncle Sans naval forces at
the training staten in Norfolk Vir-
einia and when he's not busy learn
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24

Oscar Witt, Hollywood manager,
said to have the most remarkable
hands in baseball. Although he
weighed but 128 pounds when a
rookie for the San Francisco Seals
many years ago and never weigh
ing more than 1t2 while in the
majors, Witt has pair of mitts
that would put to shame many 90
pound bruisers.
It is claimed that once Witt gets
a hand on a ball it stays there for
he made many seemingly impossible
catches with one hand that stabbed
into the blue to brtag the pellet
down to earth.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24
GOLFERS TTE-O-F

KANSAS CITY. juno blur
Glenn Oatman, whose ona-under-
par y won him medalist honers.
and 81 other qualifiers tee off today
in match play for the 1912 Trans
Mississippi golf tournament at the
Elue Eills country club
Eighteen hcles will be played to-
day with the @G-hol2 finals to be
paved Sunday
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24
I.A.RS RSfOChS

Los ANGELES. ca. eane p up
Trading on the Los Angeles stock ex-
change MAS extremely slack today with
no issues up. one down and four un-
changed With an approximately volume
of only 7oo shares.
The List Blue Diamond 80. IN
changed. Southern Pacific 10l4 unchal 81
ed. Standard oil -. unchanged. General
Motors 36 down Il MenaSoo 100. un-
ehan.ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24
N. Y. STOChS

NEW YORK. June - up Stocks
fluctuated irregularlV in quiet dealings
today as traders awaited new Tax and
Na dapelenments.
Stock sales were 343. $50 shares com
pared with 207 $50 yesterday Curb Stock
sales were ii s35 shares against 5421a in
the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24
CUBA ADOPTS DRAFT

HAVANA, Cuba, June 81 up
Manual Lopez Mgoya, Cuban Army
chief, announced last night that
compulsory military service would
be inaugurated Aug. l..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24

Long Beach: Mike Mize second
baseman, San Bernardino; Ted
Herder. 5hortst9p, Woodrow Will
son; Jay McKie, third baseman,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24

Redondo; RAY Boone, catcher,
Hoover tSan Diego); Bob Steven
son. pitcher, Hoover SD; ice
Katnich, pitcher, Loyola
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24

pounded out two home runs with
none on base TO reduce the differ
ence to three runs. The City players
pounded out seven runs in the
third to 60 into thA lead, and were
never headed after that
After the almost disastrous first
inning, Jackson received better sup-
port and settled down considerably
himself. He famed four men. Dick
Wyatt, who was charged with the
district defeat, famed five batters
while giving up IL hits.
Roy Robertson, Telephone COM
pany catcher, filled in for the City
backstop, Valusek, who was unable
to be there. Bill Payne, Irrigation
District third baseman, was unable
to play because CT recent nose
operation.
Hitting honors of the evening
went to Lee of the City as he pound
ed out a home run, a double and
a single in three times at bat Ritter
of the district was credited with
two hits for three times up.
Linescore:
City ........................ OPT 023 0-14-12-6
I. I. D. ............... 500 212 0-10-11-4
Jackson and Robertson; Wyatt
ard Ritter.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24
MARKETS At a GLANCE
BY UNITED PRESS

Stocks irregular and quiet
Bonds irregular; Il. S governments
mixed
Curb stocks mixed
Chicago stocks irregularly higher.
Silver unchanged In New York
Cotton futures off as much as so rents
a bale
Wheat closed !. TO g, cents higher,
Corn was unchanged to up i cent
Chicago livestock. hogs and sheep
slow and steady; cattel steady 10 weak
pr
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24
CITY TEAM FORCES INTO LEAD
|. y. Office
I'm Third Place

Once again the City of Ell Centre in undsputed
lead of tie softba league Wednesday after downing
the Imperial Irrigation District office team 1410 in free
sluggizg cv.liest luCsday night
The LID team. which had shared the lead with the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24
NJ 4 r K e T
BAROMETER

moderately September
2a S253 MINNEAPOLIS
uneha Los Angeles produce quotations
punched vegetables and squash steady cabbage firm
waemeons
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-24
Flag Pole High

Dwight Eddleman floats in breeze with Old Glory
as his feet inches in exhibition betters best
mari; of college high jumpers-6 feet by Vern
Hart of Stanford--as Big Ten defeats Pacific Coast
in dual meet at Northwestern, SO 2-3 to 81 l-3
Remarkable all-round athlete of Centraa, ILL.,.
High will enter Illinois.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

President Roosevelt and Congress to
establish a Department of Defense
to coordinate the Nations armed
forces.
The association asked In the reso-
luton that the proposed department
be headed by a civilian cabinet Of
ficer, with assistant secretaries for
the Army, Navy. Air Forces and in
dustrial mobilization.
The resolution. copies Of which
were telegraphed to the President
and Congress members, said that "in
the present conflict the greatest
weakness Of the United States war
program has been the lack Of CO.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

coconutS, but only knew two words
in our language-water and yes
I rigged up a parachute for tent
and destroyer found us four hours
later"
Another time. McCuskey recalled
members of his fighter squadron
again were sent to escort torpedo
bombers in an attack on japanese
warship.
LAS we were circling to land on
our return" he said, Il saw three
planes with all their lights on join
ing us in the night landing.
couldn't figure 1t out, but after
came in and had gone to the ready
room, I heard the whole feet
shooting.
1T seems they were Jap planes
which picked out our carrier to land
on by mistake"
Increased Total to !.
Active once more in the Midway
battle, McCuskey got three enemy
dive bombers and two Zeros, max
ing his recognized bag to date seven.
Describing the Midway action, he
explained that 18 Jap dive bombers
came in two v forma tions, nine
planes in each.
Some of our fighters attacked
from below. I came in from one
side and shot down two. This broke
up the formation and the darnest
dogf1ght you ever saw followed.
The Japs scuttled their bombs
and went into the dog fight"
Did your two go down in flameS?"
mo, they just went to pieces in
the air.
There were two waves Of dive
bombers and we completely broke
Evening star., 1942-06-21
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D C., JUNE 21, 1912

ordination between the departments
engaged In carrying the battle to the
enemy"
Gill Robb Wilson, former World
War pilot and New Jersey director
of aviation, was elected to his third
ter mas president of the association,
which concluded its two-day wartime
business meeting.
Other officers elected included
Wayne w. Parrish, Washington, Sec
retary.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
New York CIO Backs
Murroy, AssoiIs Lewis
3, tie Associated Press.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. June 90
Pledging support to Gro President
Philip Murray, the New York State
CIO convention today accused John
L. Lewis Of using his position as
United Mine Workers president ito
amper the Nations victory effort. ;"
A resolution declared officials of
the NMW have put forward no
plans whatever for increasing pro-
Evening star., 1942-06-21

up their attack, only six of the So
getting by us.
Il got my third. Then I ran out
of ammunition and scurried back to
our carrier for more.
II had just loaded up when the
Japs sent in their torpedo-plane at
tack-12 torpedo planes escorted by
10 Zeros. On my way up, knocked
Evening star., 1942-06-21

out two zeros. The first Zero was
dog fighting my wingman and I
went up from below and picked him
OF. The second one came out after
me from on top but I picked him
OF in turn"
Evening star., 1942-06-21

duction for victory over the Axis"
and added, within the labor move
ment, Lewis and his agents have
pursued a steady course Of disrup-
ton and disunity.'
Evening star., 1942-06-21

War bonds are the premiums on
the insurance Of national liberty.
Don't let the policy lapse.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Aero Association Urges
Department Of Defense

B, the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 20.-The Ma
tional Aeronautic Association today
approved a resolution calling on
Evening star., 1942-06-21

BERGMAN CARTOON AIDS NAVY CAMPAIGN-The Navy De-
parmens campaign to cast adr non-essental machines
Srkingy viSuaized in cartoon Clifford K Bergman
cartoon garngy brought the attention personnel
the departments Offices here Posters have
original with notation get aboard
distributed throughout the corridors Staff Photo
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-07
Naval Air Corps Enlistment
to be Explained in Schools

Advantages Of enlistment in the
Naval Air Corps will be explained
at two assembly programs which
are planned in Ypsilanu.
Juniors and seniors OF Lincoln
and Roosevelt High Schools viii
join those from Ypsilani High
School In a special assembly Fri
day morning at 1910 in the fpsi-
lanti High auditorium. Next Tues
day the Navy Department Will
provide the assembly at the Nor
NAL College. the assembly being
scheduled for 10 o'clock.
Speakers will be 1t. II. &. Stoll,
OF the Naval Aviation Cadet Sc
lection Board, Book Tower, De
troit. formerly OF the Crosse lie
Naval Base. and Ensign Harlin
Fraumann, who is on temporary
duty with the selection board prior
to going in two weeks TO the Unit
versity OF Iowa where he will In
struct.
In seeking volunteers here, 1t
Stoll and Ensign Fraumann an
nounce that requirements for the
Naval Air Corps have dropped
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-07
CHAPTER EIGHT


LAURENCE PEYTON barged
through the door of his dressing
room, then slammed it violently in
the face Of his leading lady. En-
tirely unhurt, August fiipped the
knob and sailed in after him. She
also slammed the door violently.
For a moment she just stood
there, while Larry yanked on his
coat and shirt, and with flashing
speed, reached for a tube Of dark
grease paint. He made rapid, vi
cious jabs with it, across both
cheeks, and on his forehead, nose
and chin.
August Drake moved to a chair
beside him and sat down. Between
heavily laden lashes, her eyes were
scarcely perceptible. Il should
think" she began ominously.
you've done enough thinking
for one day." Larry yelled. You've
done all the thinking, all the plan
ming" He mimicked, I've finally
persuaded these two dear friends
of mine to get married You
persuaded! Why, you had all the
enthusiasm of a loaded burro go
ing up a mountain" He shook the
paint tube at her with furious EN-
phasis, then slung 1t to the shelf
and began vertically slapping his
face as he blended the deep color.
you've butted in, in every mag
Unable way and I'm sick Of it. Holy
COW, you'd think 1t was your we'd
ding"
August Strengthened In her chair
and reared back until she resem-
bled an impressive, chesty prima
donna. WELL" she jeered, "how
nice to know you still can talk.
You've been practically tongue-tied
since the wedding ceremony. Real
~. I thought your voice had left
you. thought perhaps your under
study finally was to have his big
chance after having waited five
hopeful years for you to fall down.
stairs or choke to DEATH" Suddenly
she screeched. stop admiring
yourself in that mirror and tell me
why you've been doing sphinx. I"
The actor expelled his breath
with irritable impotence. "You
know perfectly well I never talk
when I'm as sore as I was this
afternoon. And, August" he &C.
cented, Il am not admiring myself.
I am getting ready for the show,
And I'd suggest you do the same.
Or doesn't the show interest you
any longer? Would you rather plan
weddings?"
That wedding wouldn't have
amounted to a hill of beans IL ]
hadn't been along"
-, well, of all the brazen re.
marks~ Larry burst forth in an.
ger. IN admit you tried to be the
star, but I doubt IL during your
most conceited hour you'll be able
to convince yourself that you
were"
Certainly not. I simply meant
that I attended to the press ad-
vantages for you, so the affair
wouldn't be a complete fop."
THE press be damned" ranted
Larry.
"Oh, stop behaving like a fame
belching dragon!" August retorted
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-07

for cadets the salary is SIS per
month. This plan is called the
V 5. However there are Two
other plans available
Under the ' ! plan. a youth Il
10 10 can enlist and finish two
years Of college before transfer
ring 10 the V plan FOR tight in
struction.
On the V plan. a youth can
finish four years Of college at an
approved school and then be com
missioned an ensign The course
includes additional studies and
both the Michigan State Normal
College and the University OF
Michigan are approved
An interesting note IS the fact
that Ii. Stoll was born in Npst
lanti and lived here until he was
five years old when the family
moved to Detroit. His parents
were Frank f. and Mary Stou
and his father was stationary
engineer in the old box factory
here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-07

from the required two years OF
college to the acceptance OF high
school graduates The age limit
is is 10 26 inclusive and applicants
must be single.
Mental and physical tests will
be given at the Navy office In
the Book Tower. Detroit. aud II
the tests are passed, the applicants
will be sent to the University OF
Iowa for a three or four months
hardening course. before begin.
ming flight training.
The primary flight training and
ground school course will be given
at one OF the Naval Reserve bases
From there the Navy filters. are
sent TO Corpus Christi. Texas. or
Pensacola. Fla. for secondary
training, then TO operational bases
for deck landing and formation fly
ing.
The course takes years time
and at the conclusion, a cadet may
be commissioned as an ensign In
the Navy or a second lieutenant
in the Marine Corps. The remun.
Grafton is then s245 month and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-07

NEW YoRK-AP-"How Much?'
That viii be the watchword for a
civilian army Of price control ward
ems soon 10 be formed 10 help Uncle
sam IN a war on the home front
a war against initiation. Although
the price wardens will be without
legal powers in keeping tabs on re-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-07

tailers. Dr. John r. Sly. regional
price director for the Office OF
Price Administration. said IN an
nouncing the plans here there
were plenty OF teeth" that could
be used n necessary TO enforce the
oterall price ceilings which 90 into
effect for retailers May IS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-07

RUNNING. China delayed
UP-California and TCras pilots
claimed majority OF the eight
Japanese planes shot down Wed
nesday by the American volunteer
group in fierce dogdght near
Paoshan. 100 miles above the Chi
nese. Burmese frontier.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-07

trative board here. The board
decided to allow the amount which
will come out of the 100000 war
chest.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-07

Detroit will cost the state s19O.1s2
for home guard protection alone,
Col. Leroy Pearson, quartermaster
general. notified the state admins
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-07
COSTLY TO STATE

Lansing, Mich, May 7-lNs-
The moving of negro families into
Sojourner Truth housing project in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-07
SYNOPSIS

ANETTE WINSLOW. II. beautiful.
and aspiring 10 fame on the stage.
meets
LAURENCE PEYToN. top-ranking ae-
tor. and
AUGUST DRAKE. Peyton's leading
lady. Larry in turn introduces her 70
HeireSs
LOIS LYNDON. and her brother.
JIMMY.
YESTERDAY: When Larry and Anette
arrive at the courthouse with August
to be married, they are met BY q
publicity man, reporters and Pho
tographer. August tells the newsmen
that she finally has persuaded her
two dear friends 10 be married
La gaceta., 1942-12-29
DIMITIERON VARIOS MINIS
TROS DEL GABINETE w.
GOESLAVO

LondreS, Die. 29.-PreSenta-
ron aver su Omission varios mi
nistros del gobierno Yugoeslavo
en- la emigration, entire ellos ell
de Negocios Extranjeros. Cont
mara como ministro de la Cue
ira en- Ell nuevo gabinete que Sc
forme, ell general Draja Mikhai-
lovitch, jefe de las guerrillas
que operan en- territorio yugoes
lavo.
Ell prop6sito principal de la
renuncia 'es lograr la unidad
entire los grupos de serbios, mon
tenegrinos, croatas y esloveos."
En- YugoeSlavia combaten entire
81 las guerrillas del ministro de
la guerra y grupos mandados
per jefes comunistas. Comunis-
tas guerrilleros combaten a los
italianos y alemanes, pero cada
uno por su parte.
Minhailovitch Sc opona a los
comunistas y dicese que fusila a
los que caen en- sus manos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29
Sc ACERCA LA H0RA DE LA
A POR LA POSE
SION DE TUNICIA

LOndres, Die. 29.-La retira-
da de las lluvias torrenciales a.
proxima la bora de batalla por
la possession de Tunicia.
Ell Octave Ejercito britanico
continGa avanzando en- direc-
ci6n de Tripoli, donde busca re-
fugio Ell ejercito del mariscal
Rommel.
Nuevos bOmbardeos de posi-
clones del Eje han sido realiza-
dos por la aviaci6n aliada.
Las tropas francesas mantle
men su avance pOr debajo de
Pont Du FANS, en- el flanco sur
del frente de Tunez, apesar de
los contraataques hechos por las
reforzadas Columns del Eje. FL
communicate frances dice: "Nu-
merosos prisioneros lie hemos he
cho al enemigo. I'm avi6n ale
man fue derribado por nuestro
fuego de artilleria. lie d~estrui-
mos q snsmigO dos eaHOnes de
La gaceta., 1942-12-29
Las tropas rojas atacan las
defensas exteriores de Nagolnny
Estan rodeadas las % divisiones de Won Boch.
Nueva ofensiva s~ovietica en- ell frente filandes.

Ell ejercito rojo sigue ensan-
chando su corredOr a traves de
la parte central del Don y a 10
largo de las paralelas del ferro-
carril Stalingrado-Likhaya
La ofensiva rusa Sc extendi6
hoy al frente finlandes, luego de
varios meses de relativa inacti-
vidad.
I'm battalion atae6 entire los la
gos Ladoga y Omega, ocasionan
do bajas al enemigo.
Ell avance de las cercanias de
Millerovo Sc halla a unas Glen
millas de distancia de Rostov en-
la boca del Don, en- el mar de
Azov.
: En- la Ukrania Sc verified la
captura de Chertkov, 30 millas
al noroeste de Millerovo, y otras
paquenas poblaciones limitrofes.
Los alemanes envian hoy re-
fuerzos a varios de los sitios a.
menazados. FL frio es intense y
la nieve tiene varios pies de pro-
fundidad.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29
NOTlCIAS SOBRE Ell
RACIONAMLENTO

Racionamiento de azlcar y ca
fe: ENpira ell dia 8 de enero ell
cup6n ndniero q para cafe; ell
dfa Is de enero sera ell GQtimo
ola para obtener el libro de RAJ
cionamiento nGmero /; ell dia 81
de enero fnalizara ell plazo de-
cup6n n1mero no de az1car.
Gasoline FL cup6n numero 3,
letra A, tendra valor hasta ell
dfa 81 de enero. Los cUpones de
las letras B y c tienen las fe-
chas de expiration. Por medic
del agente del condado los cam
pesinos pueden obtener los IL
britos de la letra T.
Aceite combustible y "kerosi-
ma" Ell cup6n de la unidad nu-
nero / ha expirado; ell nlmero
2 esta ahora en- vigor y ell 3 en-
pezara a tener valdez. "a hume
70 2 caducara el dia % y ell nu-
nero 3 dfas mas tarde. La ma
yor parte de las reciones para co
cinar y alumbrar eNpiraran Ell
dia / de enero.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29

Moscd, Die. 29.-Mandadas
por ell coronel general Vatutin
las tropas rusas Sc extienden en-
forma de abanico desde Novaya
Kalitva, al sur de RoSsoch, en-
eG horde de la Ukrania, hasta
Klchkino, en- las estepas de Kali
mytch.
Contingencies rojos atacan las
defensas exteriores de Nagolny,
tres millas al sur de Kotelni-
kovski donde los alemanes Sc
concentran para la batalla.
Ell avance sovietico Sc aproxi
ma a Kotelnikovski por tres la
dos y va domino algunas carre-
teras de las retaguardia. Fren-
tie a Stalingrado Sc hallan rodea
das las ~ divisiones del ejerci-
to del mariscaA Won Boch y Ell
cerco de acero Sc aprieta. Esta
fuerza dispone de recursos para
hacer una formidable resisten-
cia sc la viene abasteciendo por
el aire. Dos tranSportes naZis
fueron cazados y derribados.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29

Al milimetros y varios taaques.
En- la region al noroeste de Te-
roub hicimos prisioneros a dos
oficiales y 18 soldados. No SUI
frimos bajas."
Charles de la Gaulle, jefe de
la Francia Combatiente, habl6
aver por la Radio y dijo que ha
llegado la bora de unir a todos
los f~ranceses enemigos del Eje.
De la Gaulle tuvo e.ogios pa
ra 81 general Giraud, nuevo al
to comisionado en- Africa.
Las tropas britanicas hicie-
ron otro avance en- Birmania y
a Rathedaung, a % mi
Mas de Akyab. Hace unas soma
mas las tropas inglesas Sc apo
deraron de Alethang-Yow. Hu.
DO un Cambio de disparo5 con
o. enemigo, q dia q de diciem.
bre, en- las cercanias de Rattle
daung.
La gaceta., 1942-12-29
ACUSADA DE
PEGARLE A UNA Maestro

New York, Die. 29.-Una jo-
ven estudianta de 16 amos, b..
Johnson, vecina del 1872 al oes.
te de la ca1le 1877, fue presenta-
da al juez Richard Nc Kiniry,
en- una corte de Harlem, bajo
Ia ~acusaci6n de pegarle a una
maestro del institute Madleish,
situado en- la s6ptima ayenida
y cal.e la. La maestro que for
mUl6 Ia denuncia Sc Hama NATL
de E~hrenfend, del 1875 ayenida
Jessun, en- q Bronx.
La disputa Sc origin6 por ma
Der encontrado la maestro una
botd3.a de vino en- 81 escaparati-
co que la muchacha tiene en- la
eScuela.
GUERRA Ia Ngresora declarar-
La gaceta., 1942-12-29

Parrafos de una carta sobre
los "cielos raSos" en- los estable
cimientos de los barrios latinos
LOS precios en- muchas de las
bodegas de los districts latinos
no Sc ajustan a los que existian
en- Ell mes de MARIO. Son "cielos
rasos" inventados por los bode-
gueros, no los pedidos por ell go
bierno."
"iPor que las uniones de ira
bajadores, aqui donde tanto Sc
habla de obrerismo y de reden-
ci6n, no salen a defender los jor
males de sus miembros? Muchos
de los detallistas atraviesan u
ma nueva epoca de 'vacas gor-
das...."
81 esa situaci6n existe, seria
i6gico e inteligente que los per-
judicados Sc quejasen al gobier-
no federal
Nadie tiene derecho a enga :
mar al pueblo 'inentando" pre-
clos; pero Ell pueblo Sc halla O.
bligado a colaborar con su go
bierno.