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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-09-24
Two Test Alerts
Scheduled This
Month, Cancelled
One Last Friday Evening OBJ
served by Majority of Citizens

Two test alerts, one during the day
time and one at night, scheduled be-
fore the end of this month as an
nounced this week by Lawrence NJ.
Fraley, defense coordinator for the
southern section of the county have
been cancelled by Col. Henry S. Bar
rett. state director of AFRAID precau-
tons.
Col. Barrett said that because OF
Certain conditions" there would be
no practice alerts, night or day, in
Maryland until after October 5. He
emphasized the order came from the
Fighter Command in New York anC
that the certain conditions" were {
military secret.
The fifteen-minutc alert last Fri
day evening, just after stores hac
closed, came unexpectedly but all
raid wardens who had been appointed
earlier in the week took their posts
and reported that citizens as a gen
eral rule cooperated fully in obserV
ing the rules. There were a few eX
ccptions, Fraley said, which will be
watched during future alerts.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-09-24
Attending Methodist Conference

Methodist ministers Of this area arc
attending the annual West Virginia
conference of the church, held this
year at Clarksburg, w. Va. The SEES
sions began yesterday and will con-
clude with the reading of appoint
ments on Sunday night.
Bishop James Straughn is the pre-
siding officer and DR.. Henry H
Crane, of Detroit, Mich, will address
the conference several times,
Among those attending the meet.
ings are Rev. Minor Spraguc and Rev
J. E. Johnson, Oakland; Rev. Garrett
Evans, Mt. Lake Park; Rev. f. J
Johnson, Aurora, w. Va; Rev r. l.
Greynolds, Friendsville; Rev. V. r
Gillum, Grantsville; Rev. U. R. HIM.
man, Corinth, w. Va, and Rev
Howard Wriston, Kitzmiller.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-09-24
Farm Bureau Officials Meet AT
Accident

The Garrett County Farm Bureau
officials held a dinner meeting in the
social room in Zion Lutheran church,
Accident, on Monday, September p,
the purpose being to make plans for
a membership campaign to be con-
Quoted this week.
Mr.. Smith, field representative, said
that in most areas the membership
was running ahead of former years.
1t was decided to hold the annual ban
quet on November 5.
A new plan for electing officers
was made Each Of the four districts
are to meet and nominate directors
from their district. The president and
vice-president are to be nominated
from the floor, at the banquet. The
nominees for directors will then be
presented and all officers will be voted
on by ballot at the banquet.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-09-24
More for USO Fund

A larger donation than was eX-
pected has been received from the
Shallmar and Kitzmiller United Mine
Workers organizations which gives
another boost to the United Service
Organization and Navy Relief fund
according to Charles L. Briner, presi-
dent.
The net proceeds of the Labor Day
celebration at Kitzmillcr by these two
groups has been turned over, the
amounts being $2O794 from the Shall
mar local, and $130.61 from the Kitz-
miller local, making a total of $338,55
Last week the total amount was given
as $208
The grand total of donations to the
USO and Navy Relief is now $l,511.78
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-09-24
Benefit Card Party
By Jaycees Tonight

The benefit card party being spon-
sored by the Oakland Junior Chamber
of Commerce will be held this evening
in the Oakland Elementary school
building, beginning at o'clock. Pro-
ceeds from the card party will be used
for the benefit of the men in the
armed forces.
The Jaycees are mailing each week
two packages to men in the armed
forces which includes the gifts given
to the ones chosen in the Service
man" writing and gift project, and
sometimes the mailing charges are
heavy.
The benefit entertainment is in
charge of Virgil Kelley, Lewis Jones,
C. L. Briner, Jr., and Emeric Dusic.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-09-24
Teachers Want Pay In
Twelve Installments

At the annual meeting of the Gar
rett County Teachers Association last
Friday afternoon in Oakland High
school those present passed a recon-
mendation to ask for their salary in
twelve monthly installments instead Of
the present method of ten checks dur
ing the actual teaching period.
A committee Of five was named 20
make an investigation and to vote on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-09-24
Wants People to Pay
For Primary Recount

A paper was being circulated yes
tcrday by Blaine Gicssman among
county workers and business men,
relative to contributions to pay for the
primary election recount, should the
change in the total vote be less than
two percent. Providing the change is
greater than two percent the expense
must be borne by the county.
County workers employed by the
County Commissioners were said to
be plcdging contributions almost one
hundred percent, some as high as
$1,000 Others also were contributing
small amounts. The expenses of the
Jackson-O'C onor recount four years
ago cost approximately $4,000.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-09-24
MAJOR PARTIES
LAUNCH THEIR
FALL CAMPAICN
Democrats Formally Nominate
O'Conor and Republicans Name
Mc'Keidin for GOvernOrship

The campaign for the Maryland
general election in November is now
formally under way.
Surprising no one, the two major
parties met in Baltimore last Friday
night to nominate formally Governor
O'COnor and Theodore R. McKeldin to
make the gubernatorial race.
The Governor, accepting the nomi-
nation made by Edgar Allen Poe,
Baltimore attorney, said his party's
platform was "more significant in its
clarion call to duty in the trying times
which lie ahead"
"Maryland is in the throes of all-out
war and our people must be kept to
a realization that their every effort is
essential to ultimate success X X X
there must be an increase of support
in every phase of the war program"
McKeldin Raps Effort of Clique
McKeldin keynoted the Republican
position when he attacked what he
called "the attempted establishment
of a group and clique of one party
built about the person of Governor
Herbert O'Conor of Maryland"
An anticipated contest for the chair
manship of the Republican committee
failed to develop, and Galen l.. TAFT
was elected unanimously. He had the
support of McKeldin.
Paul Robertson, Baltimore City
chairman, who had been mentioned as
a possible opponent of TAFT, an
nounced that he would not seek the
position.
One-Party Principle Opposed
McKeldin said his party opposed
"this one-party principle as a
corner stone of the edifce of our
campaign, the two-party system of
government"
He urged support of all party can
didates and said 1--WE appeal to all
men and women of Maryland for sup
port, regardless of party"
The Republicans also formally NOM
mated Horace P. Whitworth, ST., OF
Westernport, to be their candidate
for attorney general to oppose the in
cumbent Democrat, William c. Walsh
Of Cumberland.
Comptroller J. Willard Tawcs has
the support Of both parties in tho
general election.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-09-24
Historical Society
Chapter Will Meet

A special meeting of the Yough
Glades Chapter of the Garrett Coun-
ty Historical Society has been called
by its chairman, Miss Elizabeth West.
This meeting will be held in the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Felix G. Rob
inson, Monte Vista road, on Thursday
evening, October l, at 8 o'clock. Miss
West said an important item of bust
ness would be discussed and urged all
members of the society to be present
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-09-24
O'Conor Orders State
Cars to Observe
35-Mile Limit


Governor O'Conor has ordered all
autos and trucks owned and operated
by various state agencies to observe
the 35-mile speed limit recommended
by the Baruch committee on rubber
and said he soon would issue a proc
lamation requesting all Maryland
drivers to observe the limit voluntar-
lily.
an view of the Presidents an
nounccmcnt showing the absolute
need to conserve gas and rubber, it
now is absolutely necessary that all
statc-opcrated vehicles observe the
35-milc limit" he said
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-09-24
Candidates to Visit
County October 10th

The itinerary for the Republican
State and congressional candidates in
the coming campaign has been ar
ranged and it has been announced
that they would be in Garrett county
on Monday, October 26.
Republicans are planning for toul
of the county from three to siN
o'clock in the afternoon, followed by
a big meeting in Oakland at s
o'clock Details of the tour and meet
ing are to be arranged later.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-09-24
Leaves for the Service

Lewis r. Jones, local attorney, left
yesterday for Baltimore, having beer
notified to report for duty in the U
S. Coast Guard He will attend a
Coast Guard school in New London
Conn.,, for the time being Mrs. Jones
has gone to reside with her relatives
in Rowlesburg, w. Va, for the dura-
ton of the war.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-09-24
Asked to Check on
Speed Limit of Cars

John J. Sweeney, chief of police for
Oakland, received telegram today
in which he was asked to report to
the office of Price Administration in
Baltimore the names, addresses,
license numbers and names of employ
crs of all drivers of autos or trucks
exceeding 35 miles per hour and over
loading of cars and trucks and
mechanical defects detrimental to the
life of tires. The telegram was signed
by Leo H. Mccormick.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

SSugeno5eit, gab gr ibnen mebr i'm
alter. 8ar,lm? @ott lpeiB es, unb
lpas Gr tut, lit moblgetm.
s(lio Sris Sbme, getters Stief-
batter, iuar nit ser 5anile nah BUT
fingbam ae5osen ,tno ipobnte Sitlih
BON ser @rltbe 19, int bierteu Sans
iue'tt man bon Sallptluege auI Sen
Seitenlpe9 in sic Golonie eing We,
ben ibm uobnte sic sSanilie 6. Yetld
(Baae), nidt=fatboliid. Sic batten
nibts 81. lelen lluo baten Eante Wina
nm Die Seitin9: oen 8aiienirel
8eil Wutter Betid beiouoers gut
uno fromm iuar, sab ibr Gante Wi-
ia, mas lie ipiinIbte. Sic las Sen
Wai|enfrelno beionoers gern, oa So
mails Wartin BUFFERS @eldihten oar-
InItanSen. @eil iie epaneelii6 tparen,
mar bos fiir tie iebr intereNant. Da.
NIT lie lingeItort lelen fonnte, berItedte
lie iid binter SEN 9obnenItansen, sic
nit 9obnenlaub beiuadien, I'M @arten
tno las nit ser aroBten Mufmerf.
Ianfeit, iuie iie ipater ser sante er.
5dblte. Mls lie al(es gelelen bate,
iprad Ite nit ibrem damn oariiber,
Damn nit ibren ilteren @inoern. Cling
id)lieBlid si,m Batter S'9oDlan nno
mad einiger 3eit lultroe iie nit it,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
Dkis @eiseafreasb

Sabren uno beiBen, @ebet ein 9od-
terden geidenft, oas am IL. Ndr5
seboren lei, aun 5eite Ser FL. @ertrno
ilno oes eroBeu bl. Batritins, Ba=
trons bon Srlano. 9arlm babe es
oen 9tanen @ertrlb gatritia erbal-
ten. Bapa 8ilm lei falt ndrriib Dor
Srelloe lno f0nne Iih niht iatt an
bent Ginoe ieben; er bette uno boffe,
bab ser liebe @ott oas Gino groB
luerOen laiie lno nid)t eber 81 iid
nebnnen ipiirbe. Der liebe @ott bat
iein @ebet erbDrt. Sic pllroe patcr
sic Gattin bon 2eonaro SoltIdulte,
sic ibm lieben ainoer gebor lmo nit
oeln liebenten ltarb. Sest nrtBte c;
lnb sic Wlttter alle Iieben &inoer er-
5ieber, ba5u nod einen Nefien, Ser
Erielter ipuroe: 9feo. Sbeo. Hatb, 6.
YS.S. lSo bat 9apa 8ilm Siille>
blid) nelm ainoer belfen er5ieben.
Der Menlb oenft l,no @ott lenft.
8as @ott ibnen ,ueniger gab in Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

ieien, 10 aud sic bon Corning nno
9udingbam; nlr iolhe ieien IN @lou-
tier pno Sollilter gebliebelt bie Iib
BORT ,angealit bdtteh ipie sic Sell
ners, Srau5 @olf 8oHnler 1liiu. Sekt
luuren bie &ird)engebduoe in gorn-
ing ipieoer bon am Sonuta9iuorgel,
luenn a0e 8efannten l.no 8ermano-
ten ltd treffen, ipie emit I'M Simmel.
Der Sonlttag lei ia @ottestag, elm
Gag bes Serrn ein feierlider, beili-
ger Sag pom Sinnel, Elm 8orge-
l6n,ad bon oeu Sreu6en bes Stint
mels bier uuf @roen, iuo einmal in
ser sSode oie ainoer @ottes 5uiam;
nenfanen IN feitliden 9leibern Dor
oem Serrn III ieinem Seiligtunl, 100
lie Sbn onbeten, Sbm oanften 1mo
sbbitte leiiten fir ibre Siinoen, 1mo
Damn friide @aben lmo Sesn,nsen
erfleben, 100 Gr Iie iegnet ltnb be-.
aliift uno Damn in 6re,toen entlGBt.
0arum Sic 5rel,oc lmter Sen ainoern
@ottes niteinanoer wie Iie itd gegen.
Ieitig begriiBen lmo matchmaker ber5-
lih perfebren, teilnebnten an 5reub'
umo Sci; uno lid begliidluiinlben,
tpenn Iie alseinanoereeben.
qud bube ser Iiebe @ctt Sdueiter
@ertrito geiegnet uno ibr nab bielen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
6eOamfen ltmn GriMnernagea
gom Neu. Gran3 JuertgeS

lebten iie mie in Ser 8alladei uno
famen ielten in sic Welle am Sonn-
tag. 9ie gauge 9olonie Nr. 10 lag
abgelegen in einem Solteiiel, Sic Salt
ier 5eritreut au ben Bergen entlang,
feline @ege babin unb MIR NIT Miibe
fonnte man binouf uno alb 10 iuieoer
binunter; oos iuar oie iantmerlicbIte
Golonie 1T oem gan5en Sal, no Die
9ergleute iuobnen mltBten ipegen Der
Arbeit. slrme 2eute lalien iif faIt
alles gefallen, ~iuenit lie MIR genltg
2obn perbienen folner. 9arlm ,nad-
ten Iib aue ipieoer meg, lobalo lie ir-
genopo onoers s(rbeit finoen fonu-
ten. 9aslelbe Serbdltnis ipnltet bellte
nod in allen Gobleugebieten.
SIM Sriibiabr ibrie6 mir Ser 8a-
ter, ooB olle &0gel tuieoer ibre frii.
here Seirnat aefun6en ltno eingefebri
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
Oas G6aoS

Gin Gbirurs ein Mrditeft uno eiu
Diplomat lnterbalten lid in @enf
oarii6er, tuer bon ibnen Sen ilteIten
9eruf ausiibt. Mls @ott sic Jrau
ldIf, iagt Ser Mrat, nabm CT eiue
>Rippe aus oent a0rper Moams. Ct
nabm eine 9peration Dor, alIo 1T 6er
8errf oes gbirureen set alteite.
Witnibten, eripibert Ser Mrditett.
,aus einem gboos tpurbe Sic @elt
erridtet. slio lit Der 8eruf oes Mr-.
diteften nod alter.
slber oos Chaos, toirft ser Diplo-
mat eiuL idufen bod tutrl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

ni9e. s8ie lieBen uns Sen SpaB nibt
uebmen, ionoern erbadten nod i'm,
mer mebr brollige @eIbid)ten, beion>
bers lp0breno bes @inters.
@on Sauie fam Sic Nadriht, sic
@rbeit ee6e beIler, Ser 2obn iei ge-
ftiesen; oie Goal 60. be5able Go
Gents fir Sic Sonne Stiidtoble. aud
toiirben Sic alten 20der wie @rllbe
10 lno 81 ipieoer anfangen.> Die
Deutld)en BON 8udingbam, allgen=
blidlid in Mr. 10, piirbeu iuieoer nad
8udinabam sieben ooer nad Corn.
ing. ltno 10 fam es a,ty. Better
egels Gltern lmo anoere 5ogen nad
@udingbom suriid uno ianoen sort
quite slrbeit in ser allten @rube Nr.
49, Weine Shsuelter sog nad Corn.
ing uo na6nt @obnltng bel Ser 8it-
frau Sonnellg lnten am Gnoe ser
@atlep Ct, no iest Srp Yailen mo
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Der befannten gSelt bon Corning, 100
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ben @ottesbienit seben fonnten, tpenn
fe tpollten. Sn SolIiIter ,mb Nr. 10
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
(Gortlebllna)

1tnler Som uno gtic iparen bie
SpaBpogel 1,no slnop lmo Better lie
ferten sic &oblen ooer Spott, nab
reno ser Serasfroi6 lmo Steian Ben
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mitten int SpoB. ST fam gentiitli0 in
feinen Fontofieln, longer 8ieiie i'm
Mlmo lno elnem Seft llnter bent grm
bercin. 9n itano er lmo Cont lbiuar5
tuie ein 9te9er, mahte ols 0iener Dor
ieinenl Serrn Sic ieine Stiide. Gr
ioute lur lpeiter ipielen, ober es 5og
nidt mebr - ser Brofellor Itano int
@eg. slm nucblten Sag in Ser &lalle
muBte Som es allsiallren - laubere
&erle, nette 9anoe, Serrsottsiesen,
Eaaeoiebe ,im. SSseoer ltedte ein, mas
ibm paBte i,no oodte babel oas Sci
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
4rpbfeme

u@ater, iuas lit benn ein 8eeeta-
rier?
Gin 8esetarier lit eiu Wanu, Der
feiu Sleiid iBt.'
u@opon Iebt er benn oann2'
Bon Obit ,na @emiiie."
Batter, mas lit oenn cine fletld-
freilenoe Yflanse?"
"9as lit eine Yflau5e, sic Sleii&
friBt." -.
Batter, iuenn nun eiu gegetarter
@eniiIe bon fleildfreilenoeu Pflau-
sen iBt. 80"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
Mitt,usdj, Sen a.. Npr;I 1943

rem Wanne lno allen iieben ainoern
fatboliid. 9lls nadber Der Snfet
Steinboff iib in Millertonn anfanfte
lnb iid bort nieoerlieB, bantit Die
3inoer naber aur Stride luo Der fa-
tbolilben Sdnle batten, 5oeen altb
sic 8etl1 oortbin ltno blieben imnter
na6e BEL ibnen als sic belten 6relnt-
Sc. Ser alte &orl 8etid itorb aber
nod in 9ufingbant. Die alteite Sod-
ter Stole iptroe 1884 onf bent Or
harobera ipeltli6 bon Buckingham be-
groben. Sic biente aus beim Snoen
&obn in Corning; neil bas 6euer
int Diem beint 6ritbltiidnladen nidt
flott gen1g brennen ipollte, goB lie
9etrolelm oaral,f. Die Ganne erplo-
oierte nuo ipari bas brennenoe Del
ii6er Iie uno lie per6ratnte iid ant
ean5en &Drper. ssSn ser nadIten Nadt
ltarb Tie. gBeil iie nod nidt iiberge-
treten ipar in sic fatboliIde 9irde,
p,tree iie sort begraben. Das @eltdt
bate tpenise 8ranoiptnoen lrno tie
iab gans lmDeriebrt aus; ia, raan
sipeifelte, ob lie ipirfli6 tot lei. Wtau
luortete Elm ooer sluei Gage nit oer
8eeroisung, ober le blieb INNER Die
lel6e I60ne, blitbenoe Berlon, etu
W6oden bon II SsSobren. als man
Tie am @rabe nod einnlal oniab, 1poa-
te man nod nidt slal,ben, oaB tie
ipirflid berIbieoen iei. 9ob IieB mau
Sen Sarg berunter uno mari eas
@rob at. Wande bebaupten be,tte
nod, boB iie le6enoig begraben tpor-
ben lei. 9omals tat man nod ttie-
marlo einballanieren. Sd mar lelbit
am Gage babei, als le oes gtodlnit-
tags 10 Inn llbr begraben nuroe.
@eil ales nod eoan9eliid berging.
blieb id 5lritf. Die &onoerlionsge.
l1id)te fam biel lpater Dor. Die Srau
BetIh ,mo meine Sante rparen iib
altd forperlidb dbnlid falt bielelbe
Gerlon. slud fanen Sic Betid pon
ltnterrDein nibt ipeit bon Ser bolldn->
bilhen @ren5e; altd bieIer ltmltano
6radte beioe 5ulommen lno beioe
blieben quite Srellnbe ,lno 9tadbarn.
bis sic Sante in Millertolpn itarb
GS92). Spdter 5og sic sSittpe
9etl6 nit ibren SSSrneens nad) Netu-
arf, Sbio, mo lie nod iino. Die
5teinboffs einsen mtd oobin ,nd
bonn nad Columbus, Ohio.
(Sprtjebl,nd foIdt)
La gaceta., 1942-12-04

ha sido tambien usada Ell CRU
gia para tales prop6sitos como
cubrir recientes incisiones, lace
raciones, desgarraduras y apre-
sura eli cierre y regeneration de
los perforados timpanos de los
oidos.
Sc lhizo 81 descubrimiento u
sando una solucion que contenia
''sulfadiazine." Esta soluci6n,
cuando sc usalba en- q%uemaduras
tenia Varias desventajas. Como
era una soluci6n acuosa sc acer-
caba muy lentamente compare
da con otras formas de trata-
miento, y la pelicula Tornado
sobre la superficie quemada era
delgada y fragil. Tratando de re
mediar estas dificultades celulc
sa ''methul" fue agregada, y es
to ha aumentadO definitivamen-
! tie las prOpiedades secantes y la
formation de la pelicula. Estu-
diando varios agentes secantes
Y substancias plasticas sc lie Ocu
rri6 al DR.. Pickrell que una pre-
tornado pelicula de "sulfanami
La gaceta., 1942-12-04

primera calidad $1.15 Y segun.
ola Soc de ~ a AZ, seis hilos o
mas, primera calidad $1.35 y Sc
gunda $1.00; de AZ Y menos, me
nos de seis hilos, A, pantorrilla
de soda, $l.00 primera calidad y
segunda IS cents. b. TODD seda,
primera calidad, $1.35 y segun-
da $1.00; 81 y 81, todos los hilos
pantorrilla de soda, A, primera
calidad $3.50 y segunda $1.10, y
TODD soda, b, primera calidad.
$1.65 Y s6gunda calidad $l.25
81 y mas, todos 10 hilos, $1.65 y
$1.25; encaje, mezcla, que no
pierden hilos, cortadas y cosidas
adornadas de encaje, todos los
tipos, primera calidad $1.65 y
segunda SIPS; soda, medals de
combinaci6n, todos los tipos, pri
mera calidad $1.00 y segunda,
Is centavos.
Los precios maximos son los
ant-riores, con la addiction de 15c
pOr mar.
La gaceta., 1942-12-04
HENDERSON SENALA Ell
PRECIO DE LAS MEDALS
DE SEDA

Washington, Die. Aeon
Henderson, ell administrator de
precios, ha fijado los precios dc
venta de las medias de soda pa
ra mujeres desde 35c a $1.65
Esta orden entr6 en- vigor aver.
.jueves. Protege all consumidor
de los aumentos que la escase2
produce.
En- los lugares donde Sc ven.
den medals, debe haber una com
pleta information, sobre precios
Y classes, a la vista del pGJlico.
Las mujeras podran recurrir a
los tribunales, con pleitOs, 81 Sc
les cochran sObreprecios.
La lista de precios es la 81
guiente:
Construction A, circulares,
1890 de "agujas" 0 manos, to-
dos los tipos, primera calidad
60 centavos, segunda 80 centa-
vos; 1900 de agujas 0 mas, to-
los tipOs, Toe primera cali
dad y 60 centavos las de segun-
da.
CONSTRUCTION b, de tamaho
complete, de 80, 6 hilos 0 mas,
La gaceta., 1942-12-04
FUNCION TEATRAL

Todo esta debidamente prepa
RADIO para la function teatral que
en- la noche de hoy ofrecera las
Damas Enthusiasts del Centre
Asturiano, en- su amplio teatro.
BESIDE hace meses estas distin
guidaS senoras y senoritas ira.
bajan sin decanso. Por la gran
cantidad de ''boletos" vendidos,
esperamOs un verdaero exito ar
tistico-econ6mico.
Esta Secci6n la preside la Sra.
Ramona (Monina) c. Menendez
secundada por este selecto CRU
po: Carmen Gonzalez, Aida Ar
duengo, Elena Gonzalez, Joaqui
ma Marinas, Anita Menendez,
L. Gonzalez, Dolores Vega, To-
raida Alfonso, Chela Santana,
Ramona Menendez, Amelia Mo
ran, Acacia Garcia, Pillar Mu-
niz, Amalia Lopez, Rosario Con-
zalez, Josefina Berm1dez, Gene
rosa Torres, Aurora Garcia, Je-
La gaceta., 1942-12-04
NUEVO VENDAJE QUE Elk
U Ell PEIIIGRO DE
INFECTION

Baltimore, Die. 4.-Una nue.
va fuerte y translucente pelicu-
la de celulosa medicada que pue
de excluir 81 peligro de infection
de las heridas de guerra y que
madruras, sc ha anunciado aqui
por ell DR.. Kenneth L.. Pickrell,
del departamento de cirugia de
la John Hopkin Medical School.
El wendaje, delgadO como 81
fuese de pspel, contiene "sulfa-
diazine" y puede ser dejado en-
una quemadura de tres q cinco
dias y hace facil la inspection
de las heridas porque no hay nc
cesidad Immediate de removerlo.
Particularmente valiosa en- el
case de quemaduras, la pelicula