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Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
500 Youths Jump Gun,
Register for Draft n.

Hoard No
Sheuard intermediate sch hooi $500
cameron
Hoard No
Greenfield Jpion 5 b DOL f20 West
seven Nile road
Hoard No
uafuv,d SChpui 27uo Clinton Miller
ligh school 1922 Dubois
Hoard NJ.
Ntt'heasien .hiCh School. 4SSu Gt'udy
Board NJ.
tHamtranrkl
Ioca Epard Office 30ol Csntf
Board NJ.
Bellevue School 1880 Bellevue navy
CIuh. basement Barlum Hotel
Eastern High school 40 East Grand
boulevard.
BOARD No. .
Greusel intermediate school 1924 Moran
Williams school 800 Garfield.
Heard NJ. 10
ScrTps School. 2l4l Beyidere; Van
Dyke school 2i2i Van DYKE.
Board No. II
Barbour intermediate school 1909
Seneca. pingree school. 1917 Mcclellan.
BOARD No. ~
MarNhauscn school, 5os2 Cadillac: from
bly, school 1880 Harper.
BOARD No. 1S
Burroughs intermediate school $3.50 81.
Cyril A. l.. Holmes School ssZi Georgia.
BOARD M, "a
PeRhng High school, 1873 Ryan.
Hoard Nj. rs
Liiihridge School. lil3l Kerchevsl.
Board No. 10
Local Board office. 1868 East Jefferson.
board No. II
CHrstens school 1892 Coplin.
BOARD No. lh
Southeastern High School. 5000 FAirview.
BOARD M. ~
Local Board office, 1881 GTatiOt.
B0aTd M. 20
wilkins School. l24uu Nashville.
Board No. 81
Clark school 1888 Bremen Hanstein
school, 1920 Marseiles; Hosmer school,
1855 Newport.
Board No. 80
DENNY High school 1880 Kelly; Wayne
School 4a4ib HakePointe.
Board No. %
Cass Technical High School. 242i Second
Light Guard Armory, Larned ana Brush.
Board No. %
Jefferson intermediate School. $50 selden.
Board No. IS
WAYNE University 4S41 Cass, Mckinley
School, 5123 Hamiltop,
Board No. 20
Fairbanks School. p47 Seward.
Board No. 81
CrosmAn School. S027 Hamilton North.
'rn High school. 9026 Woodward.
Board No. ~
Pestalozzi School, 26l0 Fourteenth
Board No. 90
CLANCY School. 2750 Linden; Hancock
scbool. 2i50 West Hancock Kennedy
school. 23ii Linden; Wright Cooperative
High school. 4333 Twelfth
BOARD M. 80
Goldberg Girls Vocational School 1880
Marquette; Northwestern High School $500
irsnd River,
Board No. ~
ThirkeA School. 1924 Fourteenth
Board No SO
Central High School, 2i25 Tuxedo
Board M. ~
MacCulloch, 1920 Windsor.
Board M; 80
Custer School 1881 Linwood. Hally
school, 1853 Grove.
Board No. 35
Western High School, BOO scotten.
Board No. 81
Condor intermediate School. 1914 West
rand boulevard: Ellis school, 56ll Rich.
BOard No. 81
Northwestern High School, $500 Grand
iiyer.
Board No. ~
Angel School 1913 Holmur.
Board No. 80
Mckerruw School. 4SO0 Coliinkwood :.
suthruff School, 63il West Chicago: Tap
an intermediate School, iI775 American.
Board No. 40
Noble School, s646 Fullerton Winter
alter School. 1921 Broadstreet
Board No. ~
Clinton School. s145 Chalfonte; Post
5000 Midland
Board No. ~
Bagley School. sl00 Curtis.
Board No. ~
Southwestern High school. 1921 Fort
Board No. ~
Bennett School 2l1l Mullane; o. w
Iolmes school, 1876 Trenton.
Board No. -
Chadsey High School, $685. Martin.
Board No. 90
Mackenzie High School. q275 Wyoming
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
U. S. lnterns Dangerous Jap

SAN FRANCISCO, June 27
QNS).-Internment for the dura-
ton was ordered today for Ken
piro Yoshiwaka. 40-year-old Marys-
vile, Cal, Japanese described by
federal authorities as being
former officer in Nippon machine
gun company. He was arrested
for being in prohibited area on a
presidential warrant identifying
him as dangerous alien.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

they passed two sentrles. They
TO be shot; instead they
received the Nazi salute.
Then Joined Convoy
"Then we Joined a German
convoy moving east" Briggs re-
lated. There were 40 many
British vehicles with Il Jerry
took NO notice.
"Once the car stalled. We had
TO pull up on the roadside by "A
mine field and kept the whole
column of German artillery
waiting I'm broad daylight, their
horns footing the whole time.
We worked franticaily, and
finally put her I'm third gear and
used the crank. Believe me, we
were relieved when she started
on" MN
They weren't found out until
they reached Bardia. near the
Egyptian-Libyan frontier. A sen.
try tried to stop them, they said
but "our staff car was going al.
most so miles an hour and we
nearly ran him down. The Ger
mans gave chase, but they never
us.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
War Chest Goal Doubled

The War Chest goal for this
year is double the 21a millions
raised by the Community Fund
last year. il was estimated Satur-
day zy Percival Dodge, managing
director of the Detroit Community
Fund. He spoke 10 the Adcraft
Clubs publicity committee for the
War Chest campaign.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Checks Cruiser OWners

He even checked the ownership
of every cruiser on the river, look
ing for low-salaried government
workers who might be spending
more than a legitimate income.
Because of this groundwork,
many tight-lipped gambler, re-
garded by pals as "stand-up
guy" broke down and told all,
pointing fingers left and right at
Others equally guilty
Hattie Miller, convicted Of oper-
ating disorderly house wept:
This is the first time I have
ever talked-and hate a
squawker."
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Ferguson Jury
Secrets Barred

Continued from Page Three)
talk. was the judges knowledge
of their most private affairs. That
was Ferguson'S chief psychological
weapon.
In gathering this data before
calling a witness, he would check
bank records, automobile pur-
chaSes. night club expenditures.
safe deposit boxes and financial
transactions in which a suspect
might have been involved.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
He Fauors Navy

Arthur Johns. Is. Of 1881 Seven
teenth street. was accompanied by
his mother because he was afraid
officials wouldn't believe his age.
He's eyeing the navy
Arthur Prev, Is. of 1896 Sher-
bourne road, Wayne student has
designs on officers training school.
Frank Wiesen. Is, of S577 Indiana
avenue, works on ieeps, and Arnold
Kaufman. Is. of 746 Collingwood
avenue. on Packard aircraft mo-
tors. but aren't convinced they
couldn't be of more use in The
army.
Complete List GiUen
The complete list of registration
centers follows:
WAYNE COUNTY
Hoard M. I
cspron School, I47l Maype: Barsiow
munity Center. 637 Brewster.
Board No.
Balch School, $3.50 st. Antoine; Garfield
intermediate, 1918 Frederick; Trowbridge
School. 65i East Forest
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Hannah Family
Secrets Barred

Continued from Page Three)
further from the truth. i desire
nothing.
81 am happy In my work. l
completed my night school work
i'm law and last week was ad-
mitted TO the bar, which YOU
know was something l always
wanted so much to do.
II wanted to tell you about
that because l was little proud
of IL. II wasn't too easy TO go
back to school books after being
away from them so long.
"Other things, too, have
brought forth memories of the
past.
Tells of Heartache
Yesterday was Mothers Day
and I had a little ache in my
heart, and 80 today i wanted
10 see you and tell you SO be-
fore IL was too late.
Regardless of whether you
see me or not, know that some
where in your heart you also
feel a little bit that way, too.
In 10 years 1 have grown to
know a bit about life.
IL just want TO say this in
parting. shall always in the
future think of you. As my
mother, and as your son, / tried
to call and do the natural thing
while life remained In both OF
us. II IL is your wish that IL
be otherwise you need not be
troubled for I shall never bother
you again.
"LOVe,
Bill"
The mother and son saw each
)ther frequently in the years that
ollowed until her death, it was
old in court.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

they passed two sentries. They
expected to be shot; instead they
received the Nazi salute.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
bill"

The mother and son saw each
other frequently in the years that
followed until her death, it was
told in court.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Barnard Professor
Takes WAVES Oath Today

DR.. Elizabeth Reynard, professor
on leave from Barnard College. will
be sworn in this afternoon as the
first of several assistants to Director
Mildred McAfee of the Women S
Naval Reserve
DR., Reynard was commissioned as
a full lieutenant last Saturday. She
was working with the Bureau of
Naval Personnel on the organization
even before Miss AcAfee took leave
of absence from the presidency of
Wellesley College to head the re-
serve.
Although Miss McAfee plans to
appoint several assistants, one of
whom, Miss Dorothy Foster of At
lanta, already has been announced,
Dr.. Reynard will be the first to take
the oath.
Also expected this afternoon is an
nouncement of the names of II
women. one in each naval district,
VINO will assist officers of naval pro-
curement in selecting WAVES Of
ficer candidates from hundreds of
applica tions. Final selections will
be made at the Washington office,
Evening star., 1942-08-05
England Makes Payments
On Loan From RFC

Py the Associated Press.
Secretary of Commerce Jones has
announced that during the IL
months ended July 81, England paid
s38 ,92S,7 ,797 interest and principal on
its $500 900 900 loan from the Recon-
struction Finance Corp.
OF the payments. s36928,7 1877 rep
resented interest, dividends and
other income received from the vari-
Gus securities and other collatera
posted by England with the New
York Federal Reserve Bank. An
other sl,4l3,4l4 came from the sale
OF a small amount of the cola teral
Mr.. Jones revealed that, although
the RFC authorized loans up ia
$425 ,000, 900, $35 100000 of the
authorization has not been dispersed
England borrowed the money to
pay for part of its war purchases
in this country before receiving
1ease-lend assistance.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Haakon' S Birthday
Marked in Norwdyin
Defiance Of Quis|ino
Sweden and FinIund Also
Reoet FovorobIy to
Celebration
BY Radio to The Star

BY Radio to The Star.
BERN. Aug. 5.-Two apparently
disconnected facts today bring
striking illustration of the skin
depth Of the Nazi hold over Europe
and the continual reluctance of Eu-
ropes occupied or Allied countries
to submit to the F'uehrer's wishes.
The first complete failure of
Nazi-subjugated Vidkun Quisling,
Norways Premier, to prevent his
countrymen from celebrating King
Haakon's 10th birthday is depicted
in accounts in the Swedish press.
Although part OF the Norwegian
population had to celebrate behind
closed doors, the majority OF Oslos
citizens apparently defied Quisling's
policemen and expressed their feel
ings openly. They thronged the
squares and streets wearing flowers
of their national colors. the sale of
which was eventually forbidden.
An effective manifestation also
took place in front of the Royal
Palace, where the police arrested
many.
Attitude Of NeighbOrs.
Even more striking than Norway's
sovereign was the attitude of its
neighbors, Sweden and Finland.
Although the Nazis have brought
increased pressure on the Stock
holm government lately the Nor
wegian Kings birthday was widely
celebrated throughout the country.
King Gustav and his government
addressed congratulate tory kilograms
to the exiled monarch in London
Sympathetic Swedes attended
parties given by Norwegians in their
country.
Whether or not these manifesto
tions displeased the Nazi leaders in
Berlin, the Swedes obviously did not
care.
In Nazi-allied Finland itself the
press published long friendly
articles on King Haakon despite the
fact the Norwegian government in
London has broken off diplomatic
relations with Helsinki. Heading
the stories were portraits Of the
King.
Even in more distant but no less
courageous little Switzerland the
press expressed the popular SYM
pathy for the Norwegian King Most
noticeable is today's Gazette de
Lausanne editorial dedicated to the
Kings birthday. The writer praises
the sovereign's attitude and points
out that he remains Norway's symbol
of hope, while Quisling will go down
in history as the man who oppressed
his countrymen with foreign aid.
Drastic Purge in Rumania.
The second fact which testifies to
Europe's deep opposition to the Nazi
order comes from the Rumanian
capital. A Bucharest decree yester-
day announced one of the most
drastic army purges OF modern
times. Fifteen generals and 18
colonels were dismissed in a single
day. Although the ofiicial explana-
ton is "age limit" there is strong
probability that Marshal Ion An
tonescu has once more found it
necessary to remove opponents OF his
policy.
Rumors report renewed opposition
in Bucharest to the extent of the
military help being given by the die
tator to the Germans. Many believe
the considerable losses of Rumanian
! troops on the Russian front may one
day weaken Rumanias resistance to
Hungarian claims.
The Tribune de Laussane today
directly hints that the dismissed
Rumanian generals have been ad-
vocating maintenance Of strong Ru-
J manian forces against the eventual
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Congressional Library
Opens Netherlands Unjt

A studies unit to facilitate re-
search on the Netherlands. Neither
lands East Indies and the history Of
the Dutch in this country has been
set up by the Library of Congress,
it was announced today.
The unit is the first step in estab-
lishment of q permanent Neither
lands foundation, it was explained.
To mark its opening, manuscripts
and handiwork from the Indies were
put on exhibition today.
DR.. Bartholomew Landheer will
direct the unit. with DR.. Amry VAN
denbosch as consultant DR.. Land
heer was a member OF Congressional
Evening star., 1942-08-05

ity Of Hungarian conflict. Recent
ly further trouble between the Ru-
manians and Hungarians on the
Transylvanian border was reported
from Ankara. The rumor met with
outraged denial from Bucharest.
Until today. however. no denial has
come from Hungary, which is usually
quick to deny unpalatable news for
the Axis.
(Copyrisht, 1912. Chicago Daily News, Inc. J
Evening star., 1942-08-05
To Leod Community Sina

The community sing in the Sylvan
Theater at 7:45 pm. tomorrow will
be led by Claude C. Cornwell of the
Bureau of Indian Affairs. Music
will be furnished by the United
States Marine Band.
Evening star., 1942-08-05

law library staff from 1899 to ls41
DR.. Vandenbosch is head OF the
political science department of the
University of Kentucky.
Evening star., 1942-08-05

and in accord with each districts
quota.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
JUNTA GENERAL EXTRA
ORDINARIA EN- Ell CEN
TRIO ESPANOL

Esta convocada para la no.
che de hoy, en- ell Centre Espa-
moi, una junta general extraor-
dinaria.
Sc ha pedido por 80 socios
que desean realizar una refor-
ma reglamentaria de mode que
la actual directiva, con Don Ra-
mon Fernandez Rey a la cabe-
"a, siga actuando hasta que ter
mine la guerra.
Algunos senores socios habla-
ran en- contra de la proposition.
que dicen es bien intencionada
pero al mismo tempo aconseja.
ran que la junta general, en- pie
no, lie pida al senior Fernandez
Rey que cotin1e en- la presiden.
cia.
Comenzara despues de las s
de la nOche.
Ruegase la asistencia de lo'
senores socios.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
LAS HIENAS TOTALITARIA
Sic MUTUA
MENTE

Londres, Die. 11.-Con mott
vo del aniversario de la declara-
ci6n de uerra a Estados Unidos,
las hienas totalitarias Gambia
ron hoy mensajes de congratu-
iaci6n y anhelos de victoria
Hitler lie mando un menSaje
a Hirohito, ell emperador japo-
mes, diciendOle: Las gloriosas
proezas de nuestras armas nos
garantizan la victoria.
En- ell despacho remitido a MI
sOnili sc dice: "A traves de- la
historic, la victoria siempre Sc
ha puesto de parte de las nacio-
nas que, combatiendo por un jus
to ideal Y en- contra de un orden
mundial anticuado, Sc han atre
vido a todo."
Mussolini lie ~contest6 expire
Sandole "su inconmovible con-
fianza en- Ell eXito de nuestras ar
mas"
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
UN NAZI CRIMINAL ES Ell
NUEVO JEFE DEL ESTADO
MAYOR ALEMAN

LOndres, Die. Liza agen-
cia alemana DNB do aver la
noticia, por la Radio, del nom
bramiento del general Kurt Zeit
zler, un criminal amigo de Him
Ter, para jefe de Estado Mayor
del ejercito aleman, en- substitu-
ci6n del general Franz Halder,
que recientemente perdiera la
protection de Hitler.
Zeitzler tiene AZ amos de e.
dad y no es otra cosa que un pis
tolero del "nazismo." Miles de
asesinatos orden6 cometer en-
los Balkanes, ell ano paSado.
Sc lie ofreci6 a HARDER ell pues
to de jefe de operaciones, a las
6rdens del encumbrado nuevo
general.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
JOSE A HIZO NUME-
ROSOS ASCENSOS

Moscd, Die. 11.-Firm6 ante
aver 81 primer ministro Jose
Stain un decreto que contiene
los nombramientos de 100 nue.
vos generates y ell ascenso de o.
tros ID.
Ell coronel Peter Gorokhoff,
que manda una division en- ell
frente de Stalingrado, fue ascen
dido al range de mayor general
Tres vicecomisarios de la de-
fensa fueron assemblies tam
bien, Yefim Shadenko a coronei
general, Lev Mekhlis a teniente
general y Alexandra Scherbakof
a teniente general.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
GEORGE B. HOWELL DE-
CLARARA HOY

Washington, Die. 11.-Decla
rara hoy ante ell comite de la ma
rina mercante, compuesto por
representatives a la Camara, ell
Sr. George B. Howell, de Tam
pa, presidente de la Tampa Ship
building Company.
Contestant a los cargos del in
terventor general de la Repd-
blica, Sr. Warren, quien asegu-
ra que la marina lie page a Ho-
well, en- una transaction de ven
ia, un exceso de $1,926,56S.52.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
= Hay cue veneer
Murray Sc expres6 asf:

Murray Sc expreso asi;
"Cada hombre o mujer que ha
Asistido a esta asamblea, en- repre-
sentaci6n de los afliados al Con-
greso de Organizaciones Industriales
de este pals, alberga mi frme y
decidida conviction: que pase 10
que pase, esta guerra debe ser
canada y, que al ganarla, tendran
que ser necesariamente eliminados
de la faz de la terra todos los
maleficos poderes de aggression y de
tirania que hoy la af1igen.
"Debemos tener presente que ell
Congreso de Organizaciones Indus
triales es una parte integrante de
esta naci6n y que debemos prestar
a las Naciones midas TODD nuestro
apoyo, toda nuestra mas decidids
collaboration. Son las libertades CT
viles las que han hecho possible que
existan las organizaciones indus
triales y porque estas existen es que
podremos estar seguros de que esas
lbertades van a ser conservadas."
Murray afirm6 que su organiza-
cion representa- tambien las rela.
clones f~raternales que existen entire
los grupos obreros de todos los
paises, va que esta organization sc
da cuenta de que esa union del ira.
taja "es una verdadera fortaleza
defensive contra todas las fuerza:
reaccionarias y contra ell fascismC
que surja en- cualquier parte."
La gaceta., 1942-12-11

Marina, declare aver que no Sc
dan instrucciones a los period
cos de los Estados UnidOs sobre
como maneiar las noticias.
Las palabras del coronel Sc re
lacionan con una instruction
miiitar sobre los epigrafes pu-
blicados por un diario de Sattle,
Washington, sObre ell arresto de
un official del ejercito.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
lmportonfe ORGANISING reifero
eSu adhesion a Ia poIltico de
Guerra odoptodo por R~ccceveIt

BOSTON.-Repitiendo la
Erase "esta es una guerra del
pueblo" que tantas veces ha
dicho en- otras ocasiones, ell
presidente de la Col, Philip
Murray, Sc dirigi6 a los dele
gados de la quinta convention
del Congreso d. Organiza-
clones Industriales, celebrada
en- esta ciudad, asegurandoles
que tenia ell firme prop6sito de
continuar apoyando al Presi-
dente Roosevelt como al capaz
lfder que nos esta conduciendo
hacia una final y rapida VIC
toria, para lograr "eso por 10
cual nuestros j6venes estan
hoy luchando."
Ell p~residente Murray sehal6 Ell
hecho de que su organization habfa
prometido luchar contra la aggression
del Eje a1n unas semanas antes
de que los Estados Unidos Sc con-
virtieran en- naci6n combatiente.
Ell Jefe Executive de la Naci6n
envi6 un mensaje a la asamblea, en-
ell cual daba las gracias a los obre-
ros o la magnffica avuda que
estos han prestado en- ell frente ma
cional. Ell Subsecretario de la
Guerra, Robert P. Patterson, tuvo
frases de encomio para las innova-
clones y ell exito obtenido en- la
fabrication de armas por los obreros
de los Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
DERRIBDOS SEIS MESSERS-
CHMITT POR LOS PHOTOS
AMERICANOS


Argel, Die. 11.--Tres eScua-
dirIlaS de cazas de los Estados
Unidos, Esporcion Negro, Gallo
de Peiea y Pinguino, festejaron
10Y SUI llegada a Libia derriban
10 seis aviones nazis tipo Mes
serschmitt. Hasta ell preSente,
IN total, lie Levan derribados al
'enemigo so maquinas.
EStas escuadrillas forman par
te del refuerzo que muy pronto
permitira a los aliados dOminar
el aire en- Tunicia.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
MURIO DE REPENTE UNA
EMPLEADA DE LOS AST1-
LLEROS

Una sonora que trabajaba en-
la oficina de los astilleros, Kath
ryne Juanita Kersey, de 81 amos
vecina del TOOL avenida Navin
muri6 aver de repente, victima
de un ataque al coraz6n.
La sobreviven su madre, Sra.
Maude Miller, de Tulsa, OAaho-
ma, y una hermana, Beverly
Madge Delarosa, de Myrtle
Beach, Carolina del Sur.
No Sc ha fijado todavia la fe-
cha del entierro.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
MATARON LOS NAZIS GER
CA DE 10000 SERBIOS

Lodres, Die. 11.-Los nazis,
segdn noticias recibidas aqui
mataron a cerca de 10000 SER
bios en- Eslavonia y tres aldeas
de los alrededores de Belgrade.
La matanza Sc hizo, segGn ell
coronel general Alexandra Loeb
La gaceta., 1942-12-11

detenidos otros cinco individuos
Facilitaban information a los
nazis y fascistas sobre ell movi-
mieto de los barcos mercantes y
otras actividades de las Nacio-
mes midas.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
CONDENAD0 UN FASCISTA
ITALLANO

Rio de Janeiro, Die. IL Ell
italiano fascista Edmun-
do Di Bobilant, ACADIA de ser con
denado a IA amos de preside
.por servir de espia al Eje en- la
America del Sur. Con ell fueron
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
VENTA DE P~ROPIEDADES

R. l.. Watson a X. H. Bran
don; Luisa Hunt a E.. o. Archie,
David O'Keefey a w. C. Nichols
C. Cone a Frances Clark
Gilbert c. Green a Nellie M.
Cross.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11

para restablecer la paz. Amena-
"a este militar con la deporta-
ci6n a todos los varones entire
II y so amos, a menos que ell or
den sc restablezca en- Yugoesla-
via, y I'll
Els desesperada la situaci6n
economical de los paises ocupa-
dos por ell Eje.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
ACUSADA UNA SENoRA LA
TINA

Por violar la ley de los sellos
para alimentaci6n, ell comisiona
do federal Pinkerton senal6 a.
yer una fianza de $500 a la Sra.
Margaret Fernandez, de 20 a.
nos, vecina del 2507 de la calle
Dieciseis.
Los cargos seran presentados
al Gran Jurado federal.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
PERMISOS DE CONSTRUC.
CION

Fueron concedidos permisoe
de construction a Rafael Quito,
Adelaide Arrange, Dorothy Tho
son, Grandatha Reed, Edward
VaNdes, M Burnett, A N. Him,
j. Jones, Rosalia Garcia, Citro
Dray, Inc, Charles Ford, Carrie
B. Webb y T. A. Brannon.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11

BUSINESS O.
frece un complete curse de Sc
cretariado a una muchacha jo-
ven, en- cambio por servicios de
oficina. GA Gale Franklyn.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
Collaboration mundial

Murray hizo saber que su or
~ganizacion obrera habia tratado de
"ponerse en- contacto con los repre-
sentantes del trabajo a traves del
mundo entero para lograr la mas
comp''- collaboration de los grupos
obrcrc O 'ganizados en- todos los
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
LA ~SECRETARIA DE CUE
RRA NO DA ORDENES A
LOS o

Washington, Die. lei CO.
ronel Dupuy, jefe de la division
de noticias de la Secretaria de
La gaceta., 1942-12-11
Ell TEMPO

Temperature sua,e. Minima,
a las 10 de la manana, 81 gra-
dos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-11

may ltiect the heart
Gas trapped In the stomach or gulet may aet, lths =
hsir-trigger on the heart Al the first sign Of distress
smart men and women depend on Bel-ans Tablets 70
set gas free. No laxative but made OF the fastest
acting medicines known for acid indigestion. II the
FIRST DOSE doesn't prove Bell-ans better. retuE1
bo'tle ~ as NRd receive DOUBLE Money Back. &a