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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-28
EVELYN KEIFS TERMED
fastest DISH OF ~

HOLLYWOOD dish
OF l942?
Evelyn keyeS, motion 'pictttre star
let, says the National Restaurant uo-
socjatjop
President Hoedemaker of Los An
geleS sand Miss Neyes was appet!ziug
in apps arance. perfect in ingredients,
and streamlIned for modern taste.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-28

Prices on practically all goods,
and 8 variety Of services have
]ten frozen IN Canada
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-28
THY FALKLAND, TRAIN NO.

l91, for Raleigh, Hamlet, Column
bia, Savannah, Jacksonville,
Tampa, St. Petersburg ana
Miami, will leave Henderson Guy
A. M. instead 8:lO \. M.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-28
Alto LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

St. Louis at New York
Detroit At Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago At Washington.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-28
NOTICE.
In The Superior Court
Before The Clerk.

HI II -StpClloI oui
Before The Clerk.
State of North Carolina:
County of N>ncc:
Charles w. Williamson, Admins
traitor Of Wesley Eaton.
vs..
Junius Eaton. unmarried. Alice
Cheatham and husband EugeI:e
Cheatham: Charlie Eaton. widow
er; George Eaton, unmarried, ana
Joseph Eaton, unmarried.
The defendants. Charlie Eaton,
Joseph Eaton and George Eaton,
heirs at law OF Wesley Eaton. WIZ
take notice: That an action entitled
as above has been commenced in the
Superior Court Of Vance County.
North Carolina, for Petition to sell
land for assets; and the said defend
ants will further take notice tina;
they are required to appear at the
office Of the Clerk Of the Superior
Court of Vance County in the Court
louise at Henderson, North Carolina,
n the 2lst day OF May, 1912, and
answer or demur to the petition in
aid action, or the plaintiff will APP
ply to the Court for the relief de
handed in said complaint.
This 2Cth day Of April, 1912.
E. o. FALkNER,
Clerk Superior Court of
Vance County.
)1-oQ-S-1c
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-28

SOIT.iBOUND
THE ROBERT T., LEE, TRAIN

NO. 5, for Raleigh, Hamlet
Athens, Atlanta, Birmingham,
Memphis and the southwest, WI
leave Henderson at 4:lo A.. NJ
Instead 40 A. M.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-28
THE COTTON STATES
knNEIAI ~ DIN NA LDI

Raleigh, Hamlet, Athens, Atlanta
Birmingham with c~7nn@ctlonS
Memphis and the southwest, VIII
leave Henderson eos P. M. IN
stead SOL +. NJ.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-28
TIE SlN QUEEN, TRAIN

NO. lC7, for Raleigh, Haml-l,
Columbia, Savannah. Jackson
vile, Tampa, st. Petersburg S',"
Miami. will leave Henderson $40
= NJ. instead 9:C5 =, NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
death R0tlreS

sYNOsD~-Dscsmber Is, Cora Lee al
1929 Pisrson. Detroit, wife OF Charles
r mother OF Arthur NJ Mrs Lorenzr
STAGE MRS Hlbbard Grace. Mr.. Aagus
Fleishans grandchildren Services a. Wi
tam sullivan Funeral Home, 705 ". Frs
street. Royal OAK Monday AZ 200 ,. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

PIN BoYs-Wanted. good pay, 90 expert
ence necessary. Apply Royal Recreation.
5000 Mantstique. al East Warren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Trade Schools-Moie

ARC AND ACETYLENE WELDING
WELDING TRADE SCHOOL
UNDER NEW MAEAGEMENT
1901 W. LAFAYETTE ca. s7i5
LEARN weiding-afe or Acetyiene $50
444s CD RIVER-TE. i-6772
LEARN Modern BasbeTing-Phone, write
AniFr EarbeF f.nfieRe. 5Tq MffhIFHh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Major York
How Sergeant Of World
War Is Promoted

WASHINGTON, May 8 GNs).
Sergeant York of World War I
today became Major York of
World War II.
Singled out simultaneously for
the same honor was ex-Sgt. Sam
uel Woodfill. less widely known
but OF no less stature in the hall
of heroes than Alvin Cullen York.
Each known as the "outstand-
Ing soldier" Of the AEF in 1918.
York and Woodfill both hold the
congressional medal of honor for
outstanding feats of bravery in
action.
Undersecretary of War Robert
p. Patterson, in announcing that
they were returning TO war har-
ness, said that York and Woodfill
would be attached TO the infantry
in which they gained. undying
fame nearly a quarter of a CEN
fury ago.
II was undetermined. however.
whether Majors York and Wood
fill will now be assigned 10 COM
bat duty or whether they will be
held at home for training or
morale purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Fighters Asked TO Aid

PHILADELPHIA, Mays GNS) i.
Each time a boxer performs in
Pennsylvania 2 per cent of his
purse will he deducted by the pro-
moter for the benefit of the Army
Navy Relief Fund If fighters agree
TO a plan offered today by Chair
man Leon Rains of the Pennsyl-
vania Athletic Commission. Rains
said he expected not a single
refusal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Weather Halls
Raj Raiding

LONDON, May s CUP).-Rough
weather and poor visibility over
the continent broke the around
the-clock offensive of the Royal
Air Force on Germany and occu-
pied territory last night, Aerial
activity was restricted TO patroling
and mine laying.
Six German raiders attacked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

towns along the South England
coast. but caused little damage
and no casualties. British night
fighters challenged the invaders
and shot down two.
Early yesterday evening British
fighters accompanied Boston
bombers on two sweeps over Os'
tend and Zeebrugge, bombing
docks at the former and setting
power plant on fire al the latter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

at rs yards" the officer related.
I'VE sank two of the boats,
drowning about so Japanese SOL
diers.
Zone Japanes captain, kneel-
ing In his sinking boat and with
water rising around him, cried
to me with his hands in the air:
"'Me surrender! Me surren-
der."
Buckley did not say what his
reply was but he commented that
the captains valise had produced
much valuable information"
MacARTHUR's EXPLOIT
He dealt with the Macarthur
exploit in few words.
I'VE proceeded from Bataan)
at high speed and evaded four
destroyers and one cruiser,
which didn't suspect our pres
ence," he said. 1--WE hid from
planes among the islands and
sighted another Japanese cruiser
but evaded IL with a burst Of
speed"
The PIT boats made rendezvous
in southern island of the archi-
Ipelago with airplanes which car.
Iried Macarthur and his party to
Australia.
MRS. Macarthur" he said,
as one OF the finest women 1
have ever seen and i want to
pay tribute to her. When we
sighted the japanese cruiser she
conducted herself heroically and
bravely."
Bulkeley said his squadron had
orders to attack hostile ships in
the Philippines wherever we
might find them" and to assist
the army in every way in further
ing our mission"
STRUCK TELLING BLOWS
In carrying out these orders,
IBulkeley's boats struck telling
blows.
Zone day about 8 D. m, the
army furnished us, by air recon-
Nuisance, with information that
two Japanese destroyers were
headed down the Cebu coast"
Buckley said. I'VE Immediately
planned to attack south of Cebu
at midnight"
Two PTS, one commanded by
Ensign Cox with Buckley aboard.
arrived at the battle rendezvous at
11:30 p. m.
I've met the Jap cruiser and
one destroyer, and there were
three more Jap destroyers in the
immediate vicinity. PIT Al
(Bulkeley's torpedo boat)
attacked the cruiser under heavy
gunfire and glare Of searchlights,
and struck twice. PIT 80 also at
tackled and struck twice.
CRUISER WAS SUNK
"The cruiser was enveloped In
heavy smoke and sank stern
first In 20 minutes. An enemy
destroyer chased PY-24 Lieu
tenant Kelly and he was dive
bombed by four seaplanes in a
dawn attack. Lieutenant Kelly
shot down one of the attacking
planes and escaped"
Bulkeley said his PIT was chased
TO northern Mindanao but that he
lost his pursuers in a fast burst
Of speed"
Bulkeley, praising his men for
being calm and cool in action at
all times" said his squadron felt
after their first attack on Japa.
1ese shipping in Subic Bay that
they were helping avenge Pearl
aarbor and Cavite.
The men felt they were do
Ing what was expected of them
and no more.
when our usefulness I'm the
Philippines was ut an end, we
left the Philippines on orders of
General Macarthur. We were
flown from the Philippines to
Australia and then to the United
States. We had completed our
mission"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. IL one Of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
ATTACK ON BARGES

Buckley said his squadron's hot
test action was an attack on ar
Imored Japanese landing barges off
the coast of Bataan. He was sent
to intercept the enemy which was
trying to land behind the lines of
Lieut.. Gen. Jonathan M. VAIN
wright.
"The landing boats challenged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
BuIkeIey Says PTS
Cost Jops J Ships
Philippine Hero Reveals How
Boats Also Shot Down 4 Planes

SAN FRANCISCO, May s (UP).
Lieut.. John d. Buckley of Long
Island City, n. Y, the daredevil
motor torpedo boat commander
who carried Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur through the Japanese
blockade, said today that the
deadly PIT boats had destroyed
seven japanese vessels and four
Japanese war planes in Philip
pines battles.
Buckley and three members OF
his command arrived from the
Philippines via Australia. With him
were Lieut.. Robert Kelly, %, OF
New York City. and Ensigns An
thony Akers. u. OF Beverly Hills,
Cal. and George E. Cox OF Water
town, n. Y.
NOW CLEAN SHAVEN
Disclosure that Buckley had
reached San Francisco was the
first word of him since Vain
wrights army fell back to Cor
regidor.
During the battle of the Philip.
pines he sported a bushy black
beard because 1t brought him
luck" Today he was clean shaven.
Buckley soon will see for the
first time the son that was born
to his wife April 3 in Brooklyn
Naval Hospital. The 7-pound baby,
John Jr., is the Bulkeleys' second
child. They have daughter, Joan.
In its last action before it was
Iordered TO leave the Philippines,
Buckley said, the torpedo boat
squadron bagged a 6,0O0-ton Japa-
|nese cruiser in a midnight battle in
"a narrow strait south of Cebu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

"The landing boats challenged
Evening star., 1942-01-13
Navy to Be Featured
At Corcoron Exhibit

An exhibit of paintings and draw
ings of naval activities will be held
from February l to 10 In the Cor
coran Art Gallery. the Navy an
nounced yesterday. The work will
represent some Of the scenes re-
corded for the Navy by Vernon Howe
Bailey.
Mr.. Bailey was commissioned by
the Navy last spring to tour its prin-
clpal establishments from coast to
coast. The exhibition consists OF
about IS water colors, pen-and-
brush sketches, sepias and ltho-
graph crayons. Mr.. Bailey did sim
liar work for the Navy during the
last war.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
|C. {. Barron, Publications
Aide, will Retire Today .

Charles c. Barton. assistant chief
Of the Division OF Publications Of
the Commerce Department, will re-
tire today after 80 years in the Gov
ernment service.
Born In Butler, KY, Mr.. Barton
served as editor and manager Of the
Ludlow News before entering the
employ of the Government Printing
Once as . compositor in 1893.
In 1910 he transferred to the De-
partment q Commerce and Labor
as q proofreader. He remained with
the Commerce Department after the
Labor Department was established
as . separate agency In 1918.
In June, 1918. he was promoted to
assistant chief of the Publications
Division and has served in that posi-
ton ever since. Mr. Barton resides
at 1921 T street NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-13

has stated that such material wa
not now available because of the war
priorities schedule, Mr.. Thomas
added.
Alvin C.. Minetree, president,
urged members to participate in the
various drives for collecting old
paper, rags, metal utensils, etc.
Three new members were ac-
cepted at the meeting.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
the associations Public Utilities
Committee, made the motion.

the associations Public Utilities
Committee. made the motion.
The primary object OF such m
extension L. M. Green said, would
be to serve the Langdon area, some
points Of which are now q half mile
from the nearest transportation
facilities. It would also provide
three additional transfer points and
would crate a direct route con-
Meeting sle entire Northeast area
with the yuter Northwest section.
Approval Of the choice OF r. r.
Cogswell. . lifelong resident Of the
District, = rent commissioner, was
voiced in = motion by Mrs. Marie
CuthbeFtson Mold. chairman of the
Legislative Committee. The motion
also recommended that any assist
ants 10 b appointed to his ONCE be
residents II Waxhington for at least
10 years:
William p. Thomas. jr., cl1airman
OF the Steets and Sidewalks Com
mittee, reported that . wtre-mesh
screen VA needed On the South Da-
kota avenle railroad bridge to pre-
vent chil1ren from falling on the
tracks. Tie Highway Department
Evening star., 1942-01-13
Gateway Citizens Ask
.Crosstown Bus Service
Beyond Catholic u.
Would Continue Route
To Blodensburs Rood
To Serve Lon9don Area

The National Gateway Citizens
Association last night protested
against failure to continue the pros
pectve crosstown bus line route
beyond tho eastern terminus at
Catholic University and advocated
extension Of the line south On -Four
teenth street NE. to Franklin street,
along Franklin street to South Da-
kota avenue and thence to Bladens-
burg road.
Walter 8. Ahlbery. chairman Of
Evening star., 1942-01-13
Marriage License
Applicotions

Under D. c. ld,U, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three t,dI days and
receipe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

ia pelota en- medic del campo.
El que f-A %interrorsdo trata de
cctgerla, pero los demas Ia impe-
'sn &C.. los pies y las manos,
lrpidi6ndoselo de tad suerte que
Ell favorecido Suele tardar en- a.
poderarse de la pelota mucho
mas tempo del precise para di-
gerir 10 que dijo habia comido.
Y cuando la coge ell lltimo que
la empuj6, 0 de cuyas manos Sc
la quitaron, pasa al centric del
circulo para suceder al fatiga-
do "comedor", con 10 que ell jue-
! go puede prolongarse TODD 10
que Sc quiera.
Los muchachos del Canada,
como los de todos los passes,
cuando juegan llegan a la
disputa por cualQuier inciden1
cia. Ash terminan las disputas
entire los pequenCs jugadores de
pelota; cuando dos ninos empie-
Fan a discutir sus companeros
los rodean y escuchan tranquila
mente, sin tomar partido. ST ell
negocio sc arregla, todos vuel-
ven al juego, 81 no Sc arregla,
los otrOs muchachOs Sc agrupan
en dos bandas y los ~llevan, apa
ciguandolos durante ell trayecto,
hasta las casas de sus padres.
Aqui terminamos esta serie
de ~artfculOs sObre la pelota.
Los deportes mas populares
del mundo, y los que juegan ma
yOr ndmero de personals, tienen
por base la pelota.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

mujeres tambien, maidicen Ia
bora en- que esos homlbres que
dejandose llevar por la avari-
Fcia, cegados por una ambici6n
sin limites precipitan a la muer-
tie premature a tantos seres mo
loenes, esos seres cuyas vidas So
10 dos tiene derecho a guitar.
La mujer en- ell frente debe sacri
ficar su vida en- bien de la vida
misma, debe poner de relieve su
amor a la Humankind, hacia ell
progreso y hacia la patria.
Cuando pienso ELI la actua-
ci6n de la mujer en- esta terrible
guerra surge ante mi inmagi-
naci6n la silueta de una mujer
que aunque extenuada por ell do
lor y las privaciones, adelanta
extendiendo sus brazos, esos
.brazos cuya fuerza Sc acrecien-
ia en- ell dolor para levantar he
ridos que Sc desangran... esos
brazos, tai vez que mecieran a
los hijos que dieran ST vida por
la Patria; brazos de mujer ca
PAGES de procurar ell systemic
para los ancianos, para los j6ve-
mes que hallaran nuevas ener-
gias con que luchar por la liber-
tad, esos brazos que conservan
su suavidad y dulzura para lu-
char, 81, para luchar contra la
muerte salvando esas almas he
ridas, esos cuerpos mutilados.
La mujer, aunque haya tras-
pasado las fronteras de la ac-
tuaci6n del hombre, en- 81 depor-
tie, en- los negocios, en- ell mundo
social e intellectual, debe mantle
nerse siempre mujer-que sig
mica bondad, dulzura, ener-
gfa; debe alejarse de TODD aque-
do que rebaja la moral y que a.
niquila; de sus manos, tai vez
La gaceta., 1942-03-02
La mujer en- la vida moderna
Hora de SACRIFICES por la patria y por
la libertad

indulgencia y de firme perseve
rancia para ell bien, animandt
Va existencia del companero ele.
gido, fernando ell coraz6n de
los que han de partir a la lucha,
para defender SUI derecho; aho-
ra es tambien, cuando la mujer
ha de dar muestras de su valor
y su entereza, sabra Eostener
su puesto en- la lucha que ha de
sdbrevivir porque esta prepare
! da su mente, porque lleva en- la
alfOrja de su esperanto sus no
'olies aspiraciones, porque al pre-
gentarse en- Ell campo de la vida
esta dotada de facultades para
salir triunfante en- esta terrible
prueba.
La elevada mission de la mu-
jer de nUestro siglo agitado y
'tempestuoso, va no consiste en-
compartir ell sufrimiento con ell
hombre, sino en- evitarlo, po-
niendo de relieve ell immense
don de la ternura, de la COM
prensi6n con que la Bondad Di-
wilma la no dotado.
No permita ell Senior, que Sc
multipliquen las mu6eres que
amana monstruosidad como he
tamana monstruisidad como he
roica manifestation de un aeon
drado patriotismo. Sus manos
delicadas y al mismo tempo fir
mes, deben ser poderosas para
alentar y consolar, mas no para
tenirse de sangre, esa sangre
que regada en- ell campo de bata-
ala Significa la tristeza, la mise
ria y la desperation de ma
dres, esposas y hermanas, que,
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

La mujer ha degrade triunfo:
notables en- todos los ramos qut
hace medic siglo eran campo el
elusive de la actividad del hon.
bre.
Mucho han evolucionado las
coStumbres de la mujer moder-
ma. La munequita delicada y fra
gil de los tiempos del romanti-
cismo, ha lido t~ransformandose
gradualmente y con resultadOs
magnificos, en- DANA que osten-
ia con orgullo su valor, su carac
ter firme que se impone con in
teligencia, conservando su deli
cadeza de sentimientos, guard
dando su delicadeza de seuti-
mientos, guardando su coraz6n
de mujer como inagotable teso-
70 de donde surgeon ideales MINI
bados por diafanos conceptos y
bellas aspiraciones. No ha per-
dido su feminidad, nj esa deli
cadeza de espiritu que la hace
MUJER, pero 81 ha conquistado
Su lugar en- ell mundO de acci6n
y mas que nunca, AHORA,
cuando en- medic del torbellino
de amarguras, desastres que
desgarran el sentimiento huma-
no; de odios que dan tregua a la
implacable matanza de seres
que s. destrozan en- aras de una
paz que Sc vislumbra all final de
una inmensa tornado, asida pOr
las garras de esos odios que sur
gen entire pueblos, entire razas,
entire hermanos; es ahora, ante
la vision de horror que impone
la espantosa guerra, y que no es
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'm sueno,
cuando compreDde la response
bilidd que la voluntad divina lie
Ina depjurado al crearla mujer;
al darle la mission del amor, de
La gaceta., 1942-03-02
TEATRO RITZ
La Potencia del Ej6rcito Rojo

iDurante tres dias, empezan.
do ell jueves, comenzara a exhi-
birse en- el tatro Ritz una int.
regantis;ma pelicula titulada
"La Potencia Rusa", la verdad
acerca del ejercito rojo.
Aparecen en- la cinta los tan
cues, la aviaci6n, la artilleria la
caballerfa y la infanteria de los
nillones de hombres que manda
Jose Stain.
La fuerza militar del Soviet
sera apreciada mejor por los
ciudadanos que vean esta pro-
ducci6n.
Ell jueves sera la primera ex-
hibici6n.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02
Ell TEMPO

Ilovi6 cOpiosamnte en- la M
mana de hoy, produciendo ell a.
qua algunas inundaciones Y orr.
ginando dahos en- las cosechas.
LEGO a 1:95 pulgadas la lluvia
caida.
Mas frio Sc pronostica para
la tarde y nOche de hoy, con IN
inferior a 40 grades.
Senales de tormenta Sc hicie-
ron g 10 largo de la costa, de mo
do que no salgan las pequenas
embarcaciones.
Quedaron bajo ell aqua, en- al
gunas s~ecciOnes, las Eiempras
de fresas, tomates, pimientos,
etc.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02
Alqo mis- s0bre Ia nelotn


Hemos dejado para finaliza.
este trd)ajo, dedicado a la pc
lcta, dos mareras curic ag Il
lugarla, ar5as rarteneciantes :
la Me- opc5amia, y una soluci6r
de medicines per ell jusgo d.
pelota entire ninos indigenas de
Canad.
En- la Mesopotamia, a "a pelo.
Ia de lana cubierta de cuero Ia
Haman a Tapi o Top, que signi-
flea g,obc, y la hacen botar y
rebotar. Inicia uno ell juego y
los jugadOres sc esfuerzan por
cegerla en- ell aire. 81 ell que la
h;zo la acoge antes que otro
que 10 pretendi6, Sc monta
4 ce5allo sobre les homf5ros de
este; 81 no 10 consigue, tiene que
pre'tarse a ser ell caballo del jul
gadcr que cogi6 la pelota.
IEl otro juego, del mismo pals,
Sc dencmina Kibbi o Kubbi; Sc
juega con una pelota grande.
Los jUgadores son 10, 20 o 80
y tienen I'm jefe que colocando-
Sc en- ell certro de ellOs, empieza
a contar 10 que le place, ash:
Dies, uno; sol, dos; luna, tres,
terra, cuatrO, etc, y, volviSn-
dose a suS companer0s sigue
contandolos, uno despues de o.
tro hasta llegar a 40. Aquel en-
lquien recae este nGmero, Sc CO.
detras del jefe, ell cual lie in
terroga: IQu6 has condo hoy?
Y Ell interpelado responde 10 que
Sc lie antoja: Pan, carne, pesca-
do. Entonces todos los restan-
ties, que los rodean fernando
cfrculo, sentados sObre ell suelo,
empiezan a gritar a coro: Ha
hoy. 10 que aquel die
ra, y en- seguida Ell jefe arroja
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

Mlcue.on. fambien fre Mamado
Adrien P. Tixier, agente de la
Francia Libre en- Washington,
DE la Gaulle desoa conocer la
actitud de Estadc9 Uniios en-
.cuanto al Comit6 de la Francia
.ibre.
Muselier regresala a Londres
y asumira de nuevo el mando de
los buques franceses que coope-
ran con las escuadras de las Ma
clones Unidas.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

En- los laxantes, como en- los pue-
bios, Sc requiere ''algo extra" para
llegar a la cumbre y quedarse en-
ella. BLACK DRAUGHT ha sido
uno de los laxantes mas populares
con cuatro generaciones de ameri-
canos. Esta es una razon por la cual
listed debiera tfatar, darle n prue-
ba, a esta medicinal todo-vegetal.
Descubrira un buen laxante EN- to-
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

exangies a fuerza dc privacio-
mes, dabe irradiar la luz de la
vida por ell amor al pr6jimo,
han de salvar todas las fronte.
ras y han de borrar todos los
rencores. En- estos momentos de
.dura prueba ha de sacrificar
'sus gustos, sus caprichos, su
tempo y hasta la vida misma
por la Patria y por la libertad.
EnriquetG.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02
tEs popular Ell Laxante que listed usa2

dos sus aspectos. Especioso, aroma
tico, facil de tomar. Puntual y por
complete, mas sin embargo suave en-
su acci6n cuando Sc lie toma siguien-
do las direcciones.
La principal razon para TODD es
un "t6nico-laxante," un ingrediente
de BLACK-DRAUGHT que ayuda a
dar tono a los perezosos musculos
intestinales,
La gaceta., 1942-03-02
CELEBRARA UNA IMPOR-
TANTE JUNTA LA CANA
RIA DE COMERCIO DE YBOR

PaSAdo manana, microbes,
celebrara una importante reu-
ni6n la Camara de Concrete
de Ybor.
En- esta junta sera nombra-
do un comite que nominara ell
directorate para 1912.
Ell presidente Juan Fernan-
DEE suplica la asistencia de to
dos los senores directories.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
e. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K i nj
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02
DE LA GAUULE HA LLAMA
DO A C~ONFERENCIAR AL
ALMIRANTE MUSELIER

Washington, mario 2.-lPOr
el general Charles de la Gaulle,
jefe de la Francia Libre, ha 81
do llamado a conferencia ell vi
cealmirante Emilio Muselier, je
fe de las fuerzas .libres france
sas en- las islas de st. Pierre y