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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-07-03
Dayton Ready To
Entertain Woodmen.
Regional Conference

CBy S. E. Dyer, District
Manager Of Ohio and Ind.)
The Sumpremc Camp of
The American Woodmen is
holding its Regional Confer
ence Of District No. 3 in
Dayton, Ohio July % to ID
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inclusive at Wayman AN
Il, Church on Dtn and Bank
Streets under the direction
Ct Hon. Lawrence II. Light
ner. Supreme Commander,
Denver Colorado.
Delegates III attendance
will represent the states OF
Continued on page ~
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ATLANTA CITY. (ANP)
Through the courtesy Of
DR.. Olin West, general sec'y
of the American Medical as
sociation, officials of Nat.
Medical association, some
Of whom are members Of
ANA, received visiters, bad
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r :, -
LDskknrA. ~ be
s1syo1 - ~
- - ~ eou0
Loasn somo1 ~
sn1 49, hoDs1
1ooent etaeA
very high wt0
s. 81 -: s:'.'s::
evogohno Deys
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. TEST QUESTIONS

Can you snswer seven of these
test questions Turn 20 the
Comic page for the sngwers.
/. In his order OF the day"
on the occasion of the twenty
second birthday Of the Ped army,
stain oid or did not differ
sntists between the German
people and the Mans
2 Are Filipinos classified as
mem bsrs ~ Aslastie races
3 Stefan Zweig wrote a bog
rsphy ~ which French Queen
4. What great disaster occur
red in Japan IN 1921
s. One would wear. eat, or
ride an amulet
s In which government build
Ing 10 National ststDsry Hall >
7. Henry Irving was an Eng
hEh author. actor. ~ artist
8 What dance vss created by
Clancy and Fox IN honor Of Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
.. Which American city s
Bean Town"
10. What IL the name for tbs
art Of SHINING. preserving and
stuffing s-ins q snln.sls7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18
. HOROSCOPE
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH ~

Benefic aspects rule late
to-day. The morning hours are
under adverse sway which sf-
fects labor and shipping.
Heart and Home: Three
planets In the fifth house Of the
national horoscope are read 10
indicate that the women of the
United States viii be widely en-
ployed In war work while they
hope against hope for an early
peace There will be frumblinf
about the rising cost Of living
and many will be impatient
about certain army regulations.
Business Affairs. Inevitably
certain investments will decrease
IN value and many incomes will
shrink. Among the wealthy
there viii be the feeling that
possessors 81 fortunes are really
impoverished Wage Farmers
will continue 70 spend gensr-
ously although the Impression
Of general prosperity begins 70
fade from the public mind
National Issues. IRE fact that
the United States must feed the
world will - emphasized as
starving Millions continue 70
need our suppliss Many viii
recall with regret the whoissais
destruction Of crops, animals.
fruits and cottons less than a
decade ago. Prices wiil scar a.
the month ENDS.
International Affair." Demon
sfrstion on actual bsttiefIsids
and On the high seas that air
planes will decide the war Will
spsed production msryslously.
American svistors will continus
70 prove their sxpertness az wen
a. their vaior and fnsir aid VIII
be more and more apparent
through the next few weeks
Persons whose birtbdsts II 10
have the sBgury ~ a year IN
which II 10 necessary 70 exercise
poise because ths brightest pros
poets are apparent and u il easy
70 Ioss one's bearings.
Children born on this day viii
Be FITTED, restless and inclined
10 be exceedingly independent
They will love travel and ad-
venture.
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Prompt Anti-Bomb
Action Required

r. or more. W viii not put
them out. As magnesium extracts
oxygen from water and continues
Ia burn.
There are two methods Of
control. both shown here. The
water method hastens the burn
ings and reduces the danger
period from IS minutes 10 about
three minutes Care must be
taken TO apply the water as d.
rectcd. otherwise an explosion
may result The sand method
Of control helps 10 another the
flames 90 tine bomb can be car
RED outdoors. but IL will not es-
tinguish the bomb. Prompt AZ
tion IL required.
Fire and insurance experts
warn that the best possible pro-
lection 10 10 have sdequsts
equipment. well organized. in
handy place. - the home owner
can 20 10 work Immediately and
efficiently.
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about that affair ! thought
have a fairly important pom
ton and have managed 10 save
a little nest sgg u " enough Ia
make = nice home for SOMEONE.
Recently. sfhsn proposed again.
are said she would marry mo II
/ still wanted her, but that shs
wanted Il understood that mas
much as she didn't love me r
only respected and liked me
ere could never be expected 70
ave ne real happansss
/ love her and always will. !
ruess. but cant help feeling
sht may find somsons else sofns
day ard I'm AFRAID y would
mean Too mum 70 mr. 10 lose
her. Sometimes ! almost wen
der N % woulda't h. better 10
give her sp " . esa't have her
iose.
Do you think = man should
marry a woman Nhs only re-
speets~ him IT. J.
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As service To the public. The
Tacoma Times today presents a
series OF photographs showing
how an incendiary bomb works
and the best methods Of COM
batting this menace from the
skies. Readers are urged 10 cut
out this page for careful study
and reference.
Preparation for these pic
lures was supervised by the
Board OF Fire Underwriters Of
the Pacific. with Loren S. Bush.
chief engineer. as technical an-
wiser. They we're produced by
Shell Oil Co. Inc. and con-
tributed by that company 10 USE
throughout the west.
The magnesium bomb. shown
in these photographs. IL about
10 inches long, two, inches IN
diameter and two pounds IN
weight. Left undisturbed, such
bombs burn for about is minutes
at a temperature Of 5000 deg.
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NAV DO overwhelmed before our
tardy Industrial output comes N
the rescue. A conscientious
checkup among some Of the most
influential and patriotic citizens
in New YORK reveals this conyie-
ton: We shall not quail before
impending disaster, but since We
are to make the sacrifice IN
taxes and sweat and blood. Ne
have q right te demand a war
cabinet proporfionats 10 this
great emergency.
Mr.. Rooseyelt'E burdens are al
most unbesrsble. No human D.
ing can lead this nation 70 VIC
tory unless ne mas top-ranktng
executives capable Of supplying
facts offering sound ADVICE. ard
running their departments.
scarcely any ~ his official fam
iIy have the stature "a face the
president ~ an equal
Instead Of beinr fully qualified
10 handle their assignments IN
dependently. they throw the oig
decisions back 20 him ard ns mas
not the tine 70 settle them
promptly. Every bottleneek Is
merely the projection a. tns
bottIeneck n me White House.
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could change her mind.
she loyfs him sh< viii make him
q good wife
ofsiee Wsskss f~emanl. yss
Maybe she wiii learn 10 love him
later. n he loves hsr. that's ths
most important thinf.
CITY Empisys twsmssIi Yes.
In this ease ahs knows him
veil enough after three yssrs
and n sss u wiling. h. should
b< too.
Ferry AtsssAssss No never
though, that -ss . snos sdss. u
fivts . woman TN many sxess>s
~ run around
Trnlsmass Yes noss people
pay too much sftsnfson u this
love business without stopping
10 think whether they're suited
% each other.
surs<t Yes T1sfss sseh .
thing as teaching . psrson 70
love yoa. and n hs thlnks thai
n8eh - that woman b< mould
marry her.
Hesssessifsi Yes Hs snossi1 -
glad 20 get hsr ~ shs 10
Cafe Owner No. Tnoss mar
RACES are too risky. Women
Who don't love their husbands
dat make good hoas<k<<pers
s~fms.isE Instructor; Yes. a
fellow ~ho keeps proposing 70 q
woman for three years y lucky
10 sin her. with or without love.
fcopyrighs. le4z)
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How the Jury Voted
Women: Yes, five; No, one
Men: Yes, four; No, two

Housewife; II they are 90
enough to appreciate ether quail
ties in each other ard ran find
pleasure IN their eompsni0nshsp,
| say yea.
ssIesgins No. Without love
there isn't anything in nsrriaes.
Barber: Yes After a ~hiis
the honeymoon IL over. anyway.
Love ia ovsrrsted. thsts ND
stuff. The point 10. can you get
along
ClofhIag Salesman: Yea. IL
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NEW YORK

ryphonio torrents Of cereal
pelt down upon US VIII soeh
violence thar the United stStef
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. MASKED JURY
Is Love All.Imporfoni
In Martial Hoppiness7
Today's Case

Ladies and Gentlemen Of the Jury; For almost three
years have been calling woman who IL about every
thing ! in this world ! usually sss her twice
week and have proposed 10 her several times She told
me once that she had been In love with and could
never love ANYBODY else again Although knew al
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rssr rowpa vaAoGps
rnAprUN XVIII

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f-nAprxN xvIu
wss. rarvss ~ahs1 pvshs
~ss ss.ndsas RESIDE sns - ~ish
. n~sahfAss sssy
~n<tf<r eat tnia ~
prsssss msarss wss - grave
that rsrre iccssd ~ - Nas-
prise
Are spa en- right. uvshs-
Anytnsnt tn~ matter :
rarrss snrs~ n~ek NE esssss
sr.l s~ans Nc feet eat = ~
Sc nsfs. prAAs. vca cal fsrs
me. srm>shiess ~ msstrf sfss
yea
-cas>ies dad. rsstts
rarrIs cpsrsd Nis mestn nat -
eeu,dnt maize . snun1
-nsF father hsise1 ~ : -
committed asset6s. "
'tiand Odd. psass' II muse
have sssn hs<auss - u - ~
fault
~p~ns even shlrk that. favrss
prshs shces MIN Nos. sca
listen 10 ne. Yea hep yeus
mcusA shut rssAs. - ses
heAf -
rarrss srssA Va vuii a~ay.
Listen In ne. pafvsa Tea
can ruin everything u - 1nN's
~aten out. rs nat yeus fault
Ne must have been efasy.-
How
.nns ~as aesd IN - fre9
Gsrs hind ~ rolsen they dsa1
hscw yst CHAT u sas nsse
have hser scmeshtnu eutrh
"psass I've cot - - ss1
ftnd out -
on. m pm Scrti ysu stay
vsshi hsre. ara ~ -. nnf
DANA II. hid. dort yeu - VOC
might get missed W ~ this srHs
way 90
'snsxed~~ap sln 20 7"
wei. you're The selv psssun
ever cent there. leu have been
seeing Cassie. haven't vsuf AsH
sns wss here In this hssssa. lsse
night
wen. ~s'vs ga 10 tel shsm.
Il
4 swear, III hncch yous head
lccse ~ YOU don't a what tai
you. Listen - just - . fAves
10 me. lst me 90 downtswn. snd
IN eams right hack. II every
thlae leoks eli right. ysu cen
20 ou, yourself ! just aos't
want yeu 10 Get talked abeus uH.
necessarily. that's all. rcw,
wsll you psemiss me :"
yea -
Draks didn't csrns hack Until
noon. Ne Looked not And tired
rarrls met him ~ ths so<s
Drake - auichl'
ITS all right M. - fss -
you're cnncesnsd"
That's not shs aueGsion. I
MEAN. I'D you f'nd out shy ~
killed hss'"
mo. His letter - ~ lsft .
letter on hls study tAbls didnt
tell ANY vsasan ~ ell We just
explained that NJ he'd hlile1 hia
daughter and was ssing 70 Mn
hlms~lf. The rest 80 just a.
fsctions that NJ and Cassie we're
10 h buried here In kinee nav.
is that ell ?"
Tiers vas . istssr adasess>d
20 the banh. ara 70 cstsnel ohse'
flngtsn - . hlaa n . WILL"
Then ~ Ald have hiNfolhs
somewhsrs :"
NO Ne left everything ~
nsd n you"
You're erssyi-
mo. I'm not. nut I'm damn
suss Dr. Tswsv must kavs neen."
Len u 10 mel WhyT WAT
for -
No sspIaaAtisu ~ I'll. csI-
onsi aheffinetou ashsa ~ eosss
n auAstions. woaAoss1 u yna
MAD any iahiine ~ this. nus
you 80 u ssrunss you. 81 stenf.
from any responsibility h Cas-
sis's death. II that bal bess
chat hs hiiisd her fss. ~
vaiidnt havs isfs you he psep-
srfy.~
psrsis hsat % the Hama VITA
his flsts a 1on't care ansuS
that dont care about thAt'
ft's Cassie Case toe'
what ~ shs ~ p ~ taans1
forward ard benf he Nod ~
hls eisneh1d bsnds Ne hsGas
70 cry. uneontfoIiabjy, UAhise
small, ineshsrsnt sounds.
~Teu stay out n " nom1-
bo6ysn seGsa "a ash yca sshHs-
ttsns. ard j'1sa Iihs ! sat1. yoa
haven't got ssy more ssnae thaa
10 ten everything yns neos"
PARIS tsnhed . ntsie p1Anh.
rEssrythlag ! ksow -
''rsu know that Cassie cana
running k~ss iASs siGst she
somxtkinf was amer bsss an1
wanted ,ou 10 marry hsr~
$50 ID
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1I tHfft
Practically n frequently mis-
used for virtually. "Tns d<eision
vas virtually mot prsctteailyj
unanimous. IT IL virtually
mot practically conceded"
La gaceta., 1942-12-10

Washington, Die. Ola ri
ca compania mercantil Montgo-
merry Ward sigue oponiendose a
una Orden de la Ward Labor
Board sobre ell convenio que con
tiene la clausula de miembro de
Union, una orden apoyada por
el presidente Roosevelt.
Encabezada por Sewell Ave
ny, la compania, que vende mi
Homes de pesos usando ell correo,
habla de '4ibertades individual
les" y desafia la autoridad de la
Junta.
81 la corporation Sc obstina
en- desafiarla, Ell case pasara al
presidente Roosevelt. ST Ell pre-
sidente decreta y la compahia
no obedece, las tropas entraran
en- acci6n.
La clausula rechazada por Ia
Montgomery no requiere de MIN
gun empleado presente o future
el ingresar en- la Union.
Asegura la Junta, Y asi 10
Green las personas razonables,
La gaceta., 1942-12-10

Este magno acontecimiento del
catolicismo conmemor6 ell decimo-
quinto aniversario de la muerte de
San Agustfn, Obispo de la antigua
ciudad de Hipona (actualmente
Bona, Argelia).
La ciudad, destruida totalmente,
de conformidad con ell famoso grito
de batalla romano "DelendG est
Carthage" (Hay que destruir a
Cartago) estaba situado a pocas
millas terra adentro de la actual
ciudad de Tunez.
Cartago era la sede de los dicta-
dores y enemigos de la civilization,
$50 amos antes de nuestra r
La importante posici6n que des-
empen6 la Di6cesis de Carriage en-
la historic del cristianismo fue
destacada en- ese congreso mundial
de 1880 por ell distinguido historic
dor y academico frances, Louis
Bertrand, al pronunciar las 81
guientes palabras:
"Nos encontramos aquf, en- esta
gran metropoli religiosa de Carta-
go, para honrar la memoria de nues-
tros antepasados en- la fe. Muy
propicio es este momento para re-
cordar una maravillOsa historic,
.ignorada hoy, que revela ell esplen-
dor de la antigua iglesia africana,
que fue en- un sentido, la madre y en-
TODD case, ell faro y la luz de nuestra
iglesia de occidente."
La gaceta., 1942-12-10
DE UNA BODA

Ante una numerOSa concurren
cia Sc efectuaron los esponsales
de la bella Srta. Viola Pines y
ell joven Rafael Castro.
La novia es hija de los espO-
SOS Esther y Guillermo Pines.
La ceremonial tuvo lcgar en- Ell
PIT de la Gale Kathleen, repre-
sentando a la Ley ell notario p1
tlico Sr. Antonio Alvarez.
Los nuevos espOsos fueron
muy felicitadot.
A continuation Aamc5 los nom
bres de las persona que pre-
senciaron esta union matrimo-
NAL:
Clara Men6ndez, Olga Coma
lez, Orquidea Gonzalez, Elena
Gonzalez, Herminia Fernandez,
Virginia Nogues, COnchita No
cues, Carmen Arias, Esperanza
Alvarez, Aurora Gaetano, Auro
La gaceta., 1942-12-10

Uno de los motives que amino la
conquista francesa del septentri6n
de Africa en- 1880 fue la re-cristiani-
zaci6n de esa region. Ell distin-
guido militar frances, ell Mariscal
de Bourmont, despues de la toma
de Argelia coloco la cruz en- ell
punto mas elevado de la ciudad, y
ell episcopado sc aprest6 para re-
vivir la iglesia en- Africa.
Ell gigantesco alcance del desa-
rrollo del c%ristianismo, a traves del
territorio que de subtle sc ha tor
nado en- ell gran escenario donde Sc
decide la suerte de los derechos ciu-
dadanos y religiosos del hombre,
fue revelado por ell distinguido ar
que6logo Alphonse Delattre, quien
mostr6 que las ruinas de las igle-
sias cristianas Sc extendian desde
Egipto, a traves de Cirenaica Tripo-
litania (actualmente Libia), Tdnez
y Argelia hasta la frontera Mario
quf.
A traves de esta region, sobre la
cual las e~speranzas y oraciones de
los pueblos libres en- TODD ell mundo
estan dirgidas hoy, Sc e%ncontraron
mayor cantidad de iglesias cristia-
mas y capillas, que en ningGn otro
sitio. Nj a1n en- la Roma Pontihcia,
erigi6 ell cristianismo tantos san
tuarios como los que antaho Sc le-
vantaron a 10 largo del mediterra-
neo, desde la frontera egipcia hasta
Marruecos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-10
DE BEBI-
DAS EN- CA
ROLINA DEL NORTE

Raleigh Carolina del Norte,
Dicienbre 10.-Empa26 hoy en-
el Estado ell racionamiento dc
las bebidas alcoholics y Sc usa
un sistema parecido al raciona-
miento federal.
Los consumidores podran com
prar un litro antes de diciembre
Is y dos litros en- q periodic de
diciembre Is a 81.
Dos litros podran ser adquiri-
dos entire enero | y 10 y dos mas
entire enero Is y 81.
La gaceta., 1942-12-10

ra Lopez, Teresa Vega, Teresa
Diaz; Esther Pines, madre de la
despoSada Isabel Vale, Ameri.
ca Pines, Agustin Pines, Conchi
ia Calvo, Candita Gonzalez, Ro-
sa Alfonso, Zoraida Hernandez,
Evelia Alfonso, Panchita COtO,
Clara Fernandez, Anita CotO,
Beba Alvarez, Eulalia Garrett,
Carmen Garcia, Maria Dorado,
Dalia Garcia, Violeta Alvarez,
Dora Delgado, Juana Alvarez,
Jacomina Lorenzo, Margarita
Benitez.
Ramon Di&-, Joaquin Alfonso,
Ramon Vale, Rafael Vale, Viii
lie Pines, Jr., Guillermo Pines,
Manuel Alfonso, Ramon Pines,
Roberto Coto, Johnny Garcia, Je
sGs Alvarez, Tony Alvarez, Ben
jamin Alvarez, Serafin Rodri-
guez, Aurelio Alvarez, Joe Gae-
tano, Manuel Menendez, Rome
lilo Hernandez, Joe Carreho, Be
nito Fernandez, Estelo Diaz y
Roberto Fernandez.
Sc obsequi6 a la concurrencia
con finas pastas Y licores.
Eterna felicidad deseamos a
Viola y Rafael.
La gaceta., 1942-12-10
INF0RME DE LAS ACTIVI-
DADES POLICIACAS EN-
Ell MES DE NOVIEMBRE

FL jefe de policia, Mr.. Woo
jruff, rindi6 aver un informe Sc
bre las actividades policiacas en-
el mes de noviembre.
Por violaciones del transito sc
verificaron CTS ~arrestos y por
cmbriaguez 1872, 1875 mas que ha
ce un ano.
Po juego prohibido sc hicie-
ron A detenciones. Aumentaron
los ingresos, en- la corte de poll
ella, desde 1926 en- octubre a
La gaceta., 1942-12-10
MAJ IMIFNTO

Con algeria besan los estima-
dos eSposos Ernesto y Lily Pc
riaro, RESIDENCES en- ell 3103 de
a calle Doce, ell primer fruto de-
Il union matrimonial, una linda
nina.
Eli alumbramiento tuvo lugal
n el Sanatorio del Centre Astu
'iaHo, siendo asistida la Sra. Pc
miano por ell DR.. Parsons NJ
Garcia.
La nueva ciudadana quedar8
inscripta con ell nombra de Ii
dia.
Tanto la mama como la nena
,eran trasladadas en- Ell dia de
manana para Su Residential.
Felicitamos a los esposos Pc
miano v formulamos votOs POI
la salud Y ventura de la nina.
La gaceta., 1942-12-10
Congress- de 1880
"LAS ~CORSAR-AS"

LAS CORSAR-AS
AtendiendU Ids muchaS petit
clones ~recibidas, la Secci6n de
Damas Enthusiasts del Centre
Asturiano ha decididO llevar
nuevamente a la escena la pre-
ciosa zarzuela "Las COrsarias,
obra que fuera representada ell
pasado viernes.
La Secci6n hace saber al pu-
blico en- general que volvera a
ser represntada con el mlsmo
personal, lujo y escenogratia.
lei producto que Sc obtenga Sc
"a destinadO a la compra de mo-
biliario para sala de espera del
cuarto de operacions, en- ell Sa-
natorio de la sociedad.
Ell precio de entrada Sc ha II
jado en- 25 centavos.
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NOTAS SOCIALES
fPoR MARIO RoDRIGUEz)

Sc trataran asuntos muy i'm
pOrtantes, como 10 son los babies
de Pascuas y Ano Nuevo.
Sus presidentes ruegan la a
sistencia del mayor n1mero de
miembros.
La gaceta., 1942-12-10

ST, senior;
Para pintar mejor 'u
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
m por Kin g
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenids y Gale l5
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2EDIDA EN- M~ATRIMCNIO

2EDIDA EN- M~ATRIMCNIO
Oficialmente anuncian los es.
?osos Armando Y Teresa Coma
.ez, RESIDENCES dl 1915 De Ia Do.
ce avenida, ell compromise amo.
roso de su hija la simpatica Sc.
horita Aida Gonzalez con ell co.
rrecto joven Rodolfo CYCLIC.
Ambos jovenes son natives de
4sta ciudad, donde gozan dc
gran estimation en- nuestros cir
culoS S~ociaies.
La Srta. Gonzalez pertencce a
la Sccci6n de Damas del Circulo
Cubano.
Congratulamos a la enamora
la parejita.