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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
No Complaints
Here, Says Com.
Mccarthy

The Motor Vehicles Depart
ment is state agency and is
not the place to register COM
plants concerning the theft of
federal automobile tax stamps,
Commissioner John T. McCar-
thy pointed out today.
In spite of the fact that car
owners bought the stamps at
post offices and sent their cards
to the Collector of Internal
Revenue, the Motor Vehicles
Department has been besieged
with calls reporting that stamps
have been lost or stolen, the
commissioner said.
Cali complaints or other bus
mess pertaining to the federal
automobile tax stamps" Com
missioner Mccarthy explained,
SHOULD be addressed to the
Collector of Internal Revenue,
Hartford"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

Attorney kraSOW said that the To-
cal lawyers will gather the Informal
ton beginning tomorrow morning at
6 o'clock and that the study will
continue until March IA. The infor-
nation which will be gathered is ex-
pected to reveal significant data in
solving some of the problems, which
many authorities feel, is due to the
influx of many defense workers into
this state.
The survey is being sponsored by
the State Defense Council of which
Governor Robert A. Hurley is chair
man. Chief Justice William M.
Maltbie of the state supreme court
of errors is member of this coun-
Gil and has sent out letters to all
members of the bar in Connecticut,
urging they contribute their time
and effort in conducting the work.
In a recent letter to the local
lawyers, Chief Justice Maltbie wrote:
1.-The State Defense Council believes
that crime is one phase of the gen.
eral problem created by the present
emergency" adding, because of the
present situation and particularly
because of the influx of many de-
Tense workers into this state, there
has been, we are satisfied, large
increase in crime, alcoholism and
delinquency.
The. local lawyers who will par
ticipate in the five week period to
interview prisoners will sit at the
police station with the desk SER
geant and will take the information
down as the person charged with the
offense is being booked. Each of
the lawyers will have questionnaires
containing Seventy-two queries
which they will fill out at police
headquarters.
Attorney Krasow said the inves-
tigation will be confined only to the
police station for the local lawyers.
Local lawyers assisting include:
Clarence Balanda; Fred Bauby, Ed
ward T. Carmody, John H. Cassidy,
Sidney Cantor, Henry Campbell, Mi
chael A. Ciano, Sidney S. Cassel,
William w. eager, Morton Green
blatt, Perry Graicerstein, John Gre
co, James Henebry, William Hen
messy, Stephen A. Holnick, Irving
johnson, William Keavney.
Also, Chase Kimball, Andrew j..
Kata, Yale Matzkin, Howard R.
Matzkin, Francis Mcdonald, John
Membrino, John Monagan, Hugh j..
McGill, Miles McNiff, Jr, James E.
Russell, Frank T. Healey, Joseph
Navin, Fenton j. Phelan, Charles
Summa, William Secore, Marcus
Weisman, j. Warren Epson, A.
Henry Weisman and John F.. Tobin
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
abbot arty Plans
Thursday Completed
Republican Leaders From Connecticut to Pay Tribute
to New Congressman at Hotel Elton Dinner

Ranking Republican leaders from
all parts of the state will gtaher at
The Elton Thursday night for tes-
timonial dinner to Congressman Jo-
seph E. Talbot of Naugatuck, whose
success in the special election jan
uary 20 has lifted G. o. P. hopes OF
a state victory this Fall. The new
congressman will return from Wash
ington from the affair, which will
replace the usual Lincoln Day din
ners in the state.
U. S. Senator John A. Danaher,
former Governor Raymond E. Bald
win and State Chairman J. Kenneth
Bradley will be among the guests.
Several prominent party members
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

Education at Northwestern Univer-
sity. He was awarded the Juliard
scholarship and studied abroad in
Paris an din Berlin.
AS an instructor in voice training,
Mr.. Schyde has been on the staff
of the nationally known Chicago
Conservatory. He is now musical di-
rector of the School of Radio Tech
nique in Radio City, New York.
Mr.. Schyde will be heard on the
program of the Kings Crusaders,
who are giving series OF Sunday
night lectures in the main ballroom
of Hotel Elton. Beginning at 7:30
he will give group of artistic gems
from the classics, and several choice
hymns.
Following the singing, the CRU
saders will speak on 1.-THE City Of
Waterbury During the Millennium"
Admission is free.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
War Time Here
Monday Morning

Turn your clocks and watches
ahead an hour tomorrow night,
folks, for War Time begins at
2 .. m. Monday.
All activities in Waterbury
will be on a war time basis
from Monday on. Train and
bus schedules, office and fac
tory schedules, store h0urs-al
will be adjusted to the new
time, which was voted by Con-
gress as a means of cOnserv-
ing electric power.
War Time will be In effect
uAtil six months after the end
Of the war.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
YD OBSERVES
ANNIVERSARY

Many Waterburian looked back
TODAY to World War l, for it was
Just "a years ago today that the
Goth (Yankee) Division first saw
action in France.
On Feb. 7, 1918, the 102d infan-
try. made up mainly of Connecticut
men, repulsed a German attempt
to advance in the Chemin DIES
Danes sector and captured numer-
GUS prisoners. The Germans at
tackled under cover of furious ar
tillerv barrage but the Yanks not
only hold them off, in their bap-
tism of fire, but sent them back
and began an advance OF theil
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
REPRESENTATION
NEED is URGED

Members of the Crosby high
school evening citizenship classes
heard Miss Louise Gemino, former
Americanization teacher at the
school, emphasize the need for axis
nationals to re-register Monday, at
the school, last night. The impor-
lance Of comprehending the laws of
the country during wartime was
stressed by Miss Gemirlo.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

DR.. Raymond j. Quinn, 70; DR.. Vim
cent T. Shea. 10, and DR.. A. Eu-
gene Sirica, 10.
The Bureau Of Vital Statistics,
formerly part Of the office Of the
town clerk, is now associated with
the Health Department, headed by
DR.. Edward j. Godfrey. Miss Lillian
r. Conner Is in charge of the vital
statistics bureau, assisted by Miss
Margaret r. Bowling.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
Groups Attend
State Convention
Lithuanian Catholics Meet in Torrington; St. AIMS
Society Sponsors Card Party


Several local Lithuanian organ
izations will be represented at the
18th annual convention of the Con-
necticut Lithuanian Catholics which
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
the Lithuanian hall in Torrington.
New officers will be elected, and
plans will be completed for an in
door sports tournament to be spon-
sored by the organization on Feb
ruary Is in Ansonia.
Local organizations expected to
participate at the convention are
the Knights of Lithuania, st. Jo-
seph'S church, K. of l.. Choir, Chill
dren of Mary sodality, Holy Name
society, mad the Lithuanian Cath
Ole Student and Professional asso-
ciatoin. Other cities which will be
represented are Stamford, Bridge
port, Ansonia, New Haven, New
Britain, Torrington, Poquonock,
Hartford, Terryville, and Bristol.
A social will follow the conven-
ton business meeting. Dancing and
refreshments have been planned.
The retiring officers are: Joseph
Zemaitis, of Ansonia, acting presi-
dent; Anthony White of Bristol,
second vice president; Vincent
Klimas, of Terryville, treasurer;
Miss Marcelle Aimutis of New Ha-
ven, secretary; Miss HedWiga Stul-
ginskas of Waterbury, cultural
chairman; Miss Marcelle Andrikis
of Waterbury, social chairman. Rev.
A. Edward Gradeck of New Haven
is chaplain. Mr.. Klimas has served
as editor of the organizations pub
LEGATION Chronicle" for the past
four years.
Card Party Arranged
A large attendance Is expected at
the card party which will be spon-
Sored by ST. AIMS society OF st.
Joseph's church tomorrow afternoon
at st. Joseph's hall starting at 2 o.
click. Prizes for high score have
been planned.
Mrs. John Zailckas, Mrs. William
Jenusaitis, and Mrs. Charles Kar-
inauskas are in charge of arrange
mentS.
Joint Supper Tonight
The Lithuanian Roman Catholic
Women's alliance, lodge 43, and tie
Lithuanian Roman Catholic Work.
ers' alliance, lodge S. will sponsor a.
supper tonight at 1880 at the Lith-
uanian Legion hall on Bank street.
Members of the joint arrangements
committee are Mrs. Marcelle Digi-
mas, Mrs. Stephanie Dumsa, Mrs.
Anna Cmotas, Mrs. Ursula Morkas,
Mrs. Elizabeth Matuluinas, and
Peter Jokubauskas.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
MISS ARCHAMBAULT
TO PRESENT RECITAL

A recital will be given by Blanche
Arc..ambault of 131 Eden street, "
ric-coloratura soprano, tomorrow
night at o'clock in the Bristol
high school auditorium, under the
auspices Of the Council Buisson OF
L'Union st. JEAN Baptiste DAmeri-
que. Accompany her will be Lena
Derouin, pianist; Adolph Abbenante
cellist, and Charles Abbenante, vio-
lrj.k.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
WELL-KNOWN BASS
TO GIVE RECITAL
Harry Hadley Schyde OF
Radio Fame Appearing
at Elton

Harry Hadley Schyde, basso, who
has been heard many times over the
NBC and Columbia networks, will
appear here tomorrow night for a
short recital at the Hotel Elton.
Mr.. Schyde received his Bachelor
of Music degree at Augustanna Col
lege, a Master of Music degree from
the American Conservatory of Mu-
sic, and a Masters degree in Music
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
l.. C. p. c. Annual Banquet

The 5Oth anniversary banquet OF
the Lithuanian Citizens Political
club will be held tonight at $3.50 at
,Venta Hall 1903 Green street. Several
hundred persons are expected. The
committee in charge is composed OF
Stanley Vedziunas, Joseph Svenku-
mas Michael Lishauskas, John Kill
kna. and William Greblinas. Charles
Cvirka is president of the organiza-
ton.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
Crowd Expected at Dance

Several hundred persons are ex-
pected at the st. Josephs parish
dance which will be held tonight at
the st. .-oseph's Auditorium by ar
rangemert OF the church knights
of LithuaAia choir. al Jarus and ais
Melodians orchestra will play for
dancing. Refreshments will be
served.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
Defense Meeting

A meeting OF the Lithuanian de-
Tense committee organized by the
Lithuanian Citizens Political club
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock at Venta Hall, 103 Green
street. Delegates from various indie
pendent Lithuanian clubs are expec-
ted. Plans will be completed for a
social to be held for the benefit of
the Red Cross war relief fund.
Charles Ovirka will be in charge of
the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
Dinner-Dancc at Waverly

The Lithuanian Catholic student
and professional association will
hold its annual semi-formal dinner
dance tonight at Waverly inn.
Members of out-of-town lodges have
been invited. Miss Valerie Jakstas,
national president, and Miss
Alice Staseliunas, national social
secretary, are in charge of arragne-
ments.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

school clubroom Members of the
dance arrangements committee are
Anthony Barkauskas, Joseph Berno-
ia, Mrs. William Jenusaitis, and Mrs.
John Barkauskas. Anthony Bar
kauskas will preside.
Lodge II of the organization also
will hold meeting tomorrow after
noon, at o'clock at its clubroom N
the Old st. Joseph's school. Miss
Aldona Bukauskas will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
FIRST TO FIGHT

How a couple of rollicking sea
soldiers help to break up an es-
pionage ring forms the hilarious
theme of call Out the Marines"
RKO Radios new Victor McLag-
len Edmund Lowe vehicle. Binnie
Barnes heads the supporting cast
of this fast-moving comedy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
35 Local LAWYERS Ready to Launch Crime Survey Here
Marriages, Births,
Deaths Up Last Year
Vital Statistics for 194l Show Gain in Each; 2,6l0
Births Recorded Here Last Year

Three phases of the cycle of existence experienced
traordnay activity in Waterbury during 1941 according
to compilations released today by the Bureau OF Vital Sta
scs of the Health Department. Keeping pace with the
tempo births marriages and deaths achieved totals
well in of those Of recent years. with births heavily
preponderant in the advance.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
Causes OF Recent
Increase Will Be
Studied By Bar
Many Cities Already Have Started Similar Sur
veys-Local Lawyers to Sit in at Police Station,
Query Prisoners Being Booked There

Trirty-6ve local lawyers will launch crime survey
here Sunday morning. joining three other large Cities
Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport whose surveys have
been underway for the past two weeks part of Connec
cut Crime Survey efforts to arrive at the of the
increase in crime alcoholism and delinquency In addition
to the four large cities Attorney Harry Krasow who is in
charge of the survey in Waterbury, said than half
dozen other cities will also conduct survey.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
Alliance Dance Planned

Plans for a dance to be held on
February IA at Nemunas Hall will
be completed at meeting of lodge
81 of the Lithuanian Roman Cath
Ole alliance tomorrow afternoon at
l o'clock in the old st. Joseph's
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

In 1889, there were 1925 800 trac-
tors on farms of the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
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: Corter's fine oil wool reversible
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"Sompeck" junior overeoots, ages
5 to 10, in chinchiIIo tweeds and
fIeeces, fashioned for young
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book, $13.75- from $18.75-
Snow suits in gobordines with
plaid Innings, $8.75 from
$12.75.
Lamb lined eobordine upper
iocket. $7.75-from $1o.75.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
SPANISH CLUBS
HOLD REVIEW

Specially acts and musical selec-
tons in Spanish were featured at
the second annual review Of the
Wildly Spanish clubs, held in the
Wildly high school auditorium last
night. Leading man and leading
lady were Richard Alvarez and
Adele Munson. Harley Henion act
ed as master of ceremonies. The
review was directed by Miss Genva
A. Page, Spanish teacher, assisted by
Mary DIVERSE and Angelo c. Per-
ziale.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

Finland is three times the size of
England and Wales.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
LOS PEQUENOS CONSUM1-
DORES DE GAS G
POR LOS GRANDES

Ante la Junta de Utilidad
declare hoy eli ST.. John B.
Klumpp, de Filadelfia, inge-
Micro consultor, Gus Ia ccmpa-
Mia Tampa Gas daba ell gas al
costo a los grandes con2umido
res Y los pequenos consumido-
res tenian que producer el d.
nero para los gastos y la ga
nancia.
A los grandes ION .umi1ores
Sc les facilitaba Ell gas n i'm pre-
clio tan bajo, dijo, que no pro-
ducia utilidad para la empire
sa.
Interrogado por Charles F
Blake, abogado de la Junta,
admiti6 que los pequenos en-
sumidores tenian que sopcrtar
toda la carga.
Sc propone la Junta reajus-
tar las tarifas de modo que los
consumidores sean tratados
mas equitativamente.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

Busc6n', Quevedo Sc expresa a,
ST: 70 sehor, soy de S2govia /;
mi padre Sc Ham6 Clan3nte Pa
bio, natural dd mi3mo pueblo,
Dies 10 tenga on 81 Cielo. Fpe,
tai como todos dIoen, de oficio
oarbero aunlue eran tan altos
sus p~enssmientos, que Sc corria
I5 l!em9San al. di2iendo que el
era tundidor de mejillas y sas-
,ie De barDas. Dicen cue era de
muy buena cepa, Y, s:gdn Ell be
Jia, es cosa para Greer.
I Estuvo casado con Aldoza Sa
turno de Rdocllo. So9pechaban
en- q pueblo que no era cristia-
ma vieja, aunGue Ella, por los
,nombres de sus pasados, esfor-
zli5ase que descendia el triun-
virsto romano. Padeci6 gran
DIES trabajos recisn casada y aun
despu63, porlua malas lenguas
dsban en- d:cir que mi padre
meta 81 dos de b9stos para sa-
car ell as de orc. Prob6sele que, a
toios los cue Ihacia la barba a
navajo, mientras les daba con
Ell aqua, !evantdndoles la cara
para e. ~lavatorio, un mi hernia
no, de sieta amos, les sacaba,
muy a sssvo, los tu6tanos de las
faltriqr:ras. Muri6 ell angelica
de unos azotes cue lie ldieron en-
la carcel. Sinti6lo mucho mi pa.
lire, por ser tai, que rcbaba g
tcjos las voluntades.
Por astas y otras minerals es.
tuvo preso; aunque, segln a m
me han dicho despues, sali6 d.
la carcel con tanta honra, qu<
le acompalaron doscientos car
dana1as, sine que a ninguno LA
msban "Senoria''.
De esos pad . na.i6 ell pGca
70, y en- csc ambiente familia.
t3 hampa y cafeteria Sc ibal
fernando desde ninos.
va ,ere38ban los instintos d,
holganza y rapiha; luego Sc pc
faccionaloan con Ell ej5mplo,
aun con la practica, de las ma
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

Washington, Mayo 29.-El-
.cortrol general de los precios
.asta actualmente en- vigor en- to-
do 81 ambito de los Estados Uni
dos de America 10 que signifi-
Ca que Ell costo de cast TODD ar
ticulo de consume en- cuaiquier
Itienda no puede ser superior al
precio mas alto que por Ell ar
ticulo en- question sc coOra0a en-
esa tienda durante ell mes de
mario.
Este sistama de control gene
raj de los precios es una MEDIA
que sc ha tornado con ci5jeto de
mantener bajo el costo de la vi
da. Ell costo de la vida siempre
itienie a subir en- tiempos de que
ira. y esta ALA, 81 no sc detie-
nc, lie causa sufrimientos a mu-
cha genie.
Nuestro sistema de control de
precios promote impedir estos'
eufrimientos pero hay ciertas
cosas q. todos los habitantss del
pals deben entender bien, por
10 que al programa toca, 81 es
cue este va a dar los mejores
resultados posibles.
Una cosa que Sc debe recor-
dar, es que ell control de los pre-
clos tiene eXcepciones. Por e.
jemplos, ciertos articulos ali
menticios no estan bajo control
porque son de estaci6n, y es ca
81 impossible calcularles precios
maximos a base de precios an
teriores o por comparaci6n con
los de otras mercancias. Entire
dos articulos alimenticios de esta
ci6n Sc tienen las frutas frescas
~ legumbres; ell pescado fresco,
los mariscos y la carne de GAIA.
De igual manera, Sc tienen
otros artfculos alimenticios que
no caen dentro del ambito del
control, de acuerdo con las or
denanzas de la Ley de Control
de Precios de Emergencia, sino
hasta que hayan alcanzado nj
veles mas altos de precios. En-
este grupo quedan Includes los
sigientes: mantequilla, queso, lie
che envasada, harina de trigo,
carne de carnero y cordero, car
ne de ave, huevos.
Hay otras eXcepciones que
no tienen que yer NADIA con la
costa de las provisiones-peri6-
dicos, revistas libros, y entra-
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
FIGURA Ell DIR. ADAM0 EN-
TIRE LOS "DESAPARECI-
DOS"

La sacratarfa de la guerra no.
ifio6 aver a la Sra. Frank S.
~ 'sm2, vecira de. 826 S. Edi-
son, que entire los dasa0ar2cidos
e dia de la capitulaci6n de Co.
rrogidor figura ell teniente coro-
nal Adamo, su marido.
ENplica la carta que sc le cla-
silica de csc modo porque no sc
he rscibido communicable alguno
del gobierno japon6s sobre los
oficiales y medicos prisioneros,
paro que Sc abriga la esparanza
de que ell communicate venga.
Atdsmo gan6 reputation ma
cional por SUI habilidad en- ope-
rar a los heridos duranta la ba-
tslla de Batan Y la campana en-
las Filipinas.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
NINO A~TROPEILADO POR
,POR UN CANTON

Tn canton man!jado ipor Joe
R. 1.azzara, vecino del 1lc2 o.
venida 81, atropell6 aver por la
tarde al nino Raymond Shreif-
els, de 8 amos, hijo de los es-
pesos M. L. Shrsifels y vecino
del 1902 de la calle Darwin.
Ingreso en- ell Hospital San
jose, donde Sc lie haran varias
radiCgrafias. Els possible lufra
de una conclusion en- ell craneo.
Lazzara fue librado de toda
culpa. Jugaba ell niho con ami
guitos suyos y salt6 a la Gale,
siendo alcanzado por ell pesado
vchicu,o.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

Jas artes de los truhanes, que
eran los 1nicos que, en- casa, d.
ban el pan de cada dfa.
Dos los ca!orce a ior ounce a.
Ios, cuando los padres no los "a
ban a I'm ciego mendigo para II
recorriendo caminos, como La
zariNo de Tonnes, clos mismos
SC decidfan a muir para yer nun
do, corriendo toda clase de aven
tuas, como Guzman de Alfara-
che.
Y estos appendices de pfcaros
Sc encontraban y reunian para
formar compahia, va viniese ell
uno de Fuenfrfa, como Rincone
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
Ia GACETA
POR Ell TJERCl
TO Ell DIR. ri

Ha sido Ilamado nor Ell ejGr-
otto, con 81 grado &c captain,
y prestara sus servicios en- Fl
Benning, Ca, ell DR.. Luis J..
Garcia, medico del sanatorio
del Centre Asturiano y del
Hospital de Tampa.
Garcia Sc gradut en- Ia Uni
versidad de Georgetown, dom
de recibi6 tres amos de entire
namiento militar. Fue medico
del servicio de salubridad de
Tampa entire los amos 1885 a
1889.
Els casado y tiene dos hijos.
Buena suerte y exitos cien-
tificos lie deseamos todos al
DR.. Garcia.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
Ell CONTROL GENERAL DE PRECIOS
Nuevos deberes y responsibilities

das q. los iugarc3 &c recreo, .por
no estan Includes como
articulos dentro de Ia Ley. Per0
Gle tOdos modos, el hechO es que
los precios de la mayoria de los
~articulos estan a(hora bajo con-
trcl, y que este control debe
traducirse en- los Estados Uni
dos de Am5rica-como Sc ha
ltraiucido en- Ell Cansda-en un
modo effective de impedir los
ccstos elevados de la vida.
Sin embargo, Sc delbe tener
en- cuenta que los precios varia-
Ian un tanto de tienda en- ten
da-Cada ccmercianbe calcula
sus precios a base de los mas
altos que cotiz6 durante el mes
dc MARIO, por cada articulo da-
do. Los consumidores deben ser
''pacientas" y lcoCferar con los
comerciantes. Ell control de los
precios significa muchos nuevos
daberes, pesad0s por cierto, y
rslponsabitic Xdes de igual or
den.
Otra cosa que s, debe tenei
en- mente es el control de los
precios de 10 que Sc llama ssrvi
cios-o sea de la especie de ira.
, baJo que lie hace a uno ell MEGA
nico del garage, o la lavanderia
0 ia zapateria, o 81 limpiador d.
trajes en- seco, 0 el que compont
81 aparato de radio descompues
to. Ell control de estos precios
no entra en- Wigor sine hasta e
dia primero de julio. A PROPOSE
to, los precios del corte del pelC
Y ell de los tratamientos ~de be.
.leza" no estaran bajo contro'
nj aun en- esa fecha, como tam.
POGO los honorarios de los medi.
cos, dentistas y abogados.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
BATALLA DE TANQUES
FRENTE A TOBRUK

Cairo, Elgipto, mayo 90
Frente a Tobruk Sc libra hoy u
ma furiosa bataHa de tanques.
Las lineas de COMMUNICATIONS
del Eje sufren grandes danos.
Sc concentra la batalla en- las
c~ercanias de Knightsbridge,
conjunction de rutas del desier-
to, a Is millas en- ell suroeste de
Tobruk. Dos columnas alema-
mas lograron unirse.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

te; va viniese el otro del "pMdo-
20 iUgar pussto entire Salaman-
ca y Medina del Campo," como
tCoItadillo.
~ or que C.ise van-. por los
,canino-, dc venta en nes6n, de
ciudaG a vi.lorrio!
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

Sc VEEOEN todoS lvs niue
oles de una casa: Juego de CO.
medor. de majagua; juego de
uarto Simmons; uegt de sala /;
maquina de coSer. Radio, etc
Informan en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
ST, senior:

ST, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K n g
Greco Hardware Co..
ga. Avenida y Gale Is