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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-07-24
TO THE CITIZENS OF
CECIL. COUNTY


The first two weeks of the Child
ren's Aid Drive have been COM
pleted, and 1 want to answer some
of the questions which have been
brought to me by our Drive soil
citors.
What does the Children's Aid do,
and why does it need money to car
ry on it's work during a period
when work is available to all?
Since 1928, the Children's Aid has
cared for homeless children and for
children whose own homes have
failed them. The agency makes
every effort to collect board from
parents--if living. Some have de-
serted their children and their
whereabouts is unknown. Other
children are orphans. These child
rem are placed in foster homes, and
their future depends upon your gen.
erosity. Older boys and girls of
school age are working during the
summer months, but most of the
children are under the age of
twelve. The agency exercises the
most economy possible that is COM
patible wit the individual child S
welfare. While you have increased
your income, can you forget these
children who are too small to care
for themselves? Last year, Sc coun-
ty children were cared for in foster
homes throughout the county. Your
contribution will help toward the
$208.00 it costs to care for one
child for one year.
DIR. j.. Warren Atkinson,
Treasurer
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-07-24
JOINS HEALTH BOARD

Mrs. Gladys Hardester of Elkton,
formerly of Somerset County, has
been added to the staff of the Cecil
County Health Department. Her
special duties will be to coordinate
welfare work of the regular health
nurses, taking care of cases which
constitute problem of child or fam
lily welfare directly or indirectly as
result OF health causes. She was
formerly engaged in similar work In
Somerset County,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-07-24
ELKTON COUNCIL WARNS
AGAINST WATER
WASTE

On account of Elkton's popula-
ton having almost doubled during
the past six months, the average
daily consumption of water has ris-
en- to over 425,000 gallons, thus re-
quiring the water plant to be oper-
ated to capacity. As result the City
Council has made an appeal to resi-
dents to conserve the supply as much
as possible.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-07-24
MAGIC RECIPES WITH VICTORY
VEGETABLES

Suggestions for new ways to use
the fresh products of Victory gar
dens which Americans are growing
to help the war effort. A timely fea-
ture in the August End issue of
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
the big magazine distributed with
the BALTIMORE SUNDAY
AMERICAN
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-07-24

Hair tonic is said to be able to
make car go. Judging from exper-
fences some motorists had with 1t
during prohibition days, 1t win. But
nobody can tell where.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-07-24

General Somervell says we're
ready to send an expeditionary force
of size to Europe That might, per-
haps. be the shortest way to Tokyo.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-07-24

Way women are focking into the
new Auxiliary Corps, they may be
ready TO accommodate some of their
boy frienda who are itching for q
hshk
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-07-24

Army supply head reaches Eng
land. We're building up toward a
stomach Cor the second front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
mother in Studio

THE THIRD Christmas
rec will be set up in the
beautiful studio young MIR.
d n q Mrs, Robert Thomas
Hughes IL occupy q ow n
there by the Detroit River 1922.
And Mrs. Hughes will en-
tertain.....C Christmas Eve
la company of her pupils
who are unable to get home
for the holidays
With all their complicated
Christmas plans for other
people h Lloyd Leigh
Hughes and their children
VIII limit their family
Cel c bration 10 a late
Christmas breakfast An d
after the USO party they
will go on 20 the Ivan Lud-
ingtons for a late sup
per
And Mrs. Hughes says fam
lily Christmas gifts this
year must be limited 20
one Of two things some
thing 20 eat or something
warm 90 wear -..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Other Hughes Trees

THE OTHER Hug h e.s
Christmas trees will also
give pleasure to many
people
The family tree e. will be
placed on the porch this
year and Mary Leigh has
invited a group of young pee
pie from the Protestant Chill
dren's Home 10 share II
with her &C hristm a $
Eve
Also present Will be the
family snow man out from
storage and Z h cookie
tree which will be decked with
goodies which have been
coming out Of the Hughes
kitchen for weeks -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Women Plan
Bridge-Lunc
For tuesday

MRS. J. L. COTE is chairman
of the December ladies' bridge
luncheon ct the Detroit Yacht
Club, which is scheduled for
Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Randall is chair
man of the bridge and assisted
by Mrs. Carl r. HabermaS, Mrs.
Dewey A. Teachout, Mrs. Fred
Memo Jr, Mrs. c. Joseph Belan-
ger, Mrs. Floyd NJ Bethel, and
Mrs. Albert r. Willis.
THE PROOF of the pudding
Is in the eating. So say a group
of members of the League of
Catholic Women. who have been
attending the nutrition classes
conducted by Irene Hickey.
This group, headed by Mrs
Louis n. Evans. will take over
Al the open house for service
men Sunday from 430 untl
10:30'p. m
Mrs. George GlenwalhS is in
charge OF the music and Mrs.
James p. CummiSkey and tho
board Of directors. along with
the Junior unit, will act as
hoSteSses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Cooking School tuesday

A CHRISTMAS dinner complete with al the trimmings
will be prepared by Prudence Penny next TUESDAY cooking
be held the fifth floor OF The Detroit limos DUN"
ing al 80 in the afternoon
Among the dishes that will be demonstrated Is
ponsettia salad whipped carrots and onions holiday ''
Christmas tree salad and star shaped biscuits
number of simple Christmas cenerpeces that can be
worked on, at home will be displayed in the auditorium
Mrs. Henry Eddy, co-chairman OF the women nom,
Salvage Division Wayne County Salvage committee WI"
speak at telling homemakers how they can Shi on
the home front by saving fats, hosiery and rags
Detroit Times Cooking Schools open to members oi
the Homemakers Club If you are member of the club
attend the school may JOIN IN the oooy
Of The Detroit Times any Tuesday before class starts
There is a 1O-cent charge for your membership card
After Tuesday December 10, cooking school Will be al
iourned for the holidays The school scheduled Tor
Tuesday, January IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Entertaining Tip

GEAR YOUR entertaining 70
YOUR home and facilities. II you
possess nice tea things. perhaps
A silver set and some fine china
then make a Sunday afternoon
tea your chief form of enter
tanning.
Jolly. toe. is tea served from
heavy pottery with a big bright,
chubby teapot and checked cot
ton dollioS
Only. in each case, suit the rc-
frcshmentS 10 the service.
Dainty sandwiches and tiny
cakes for The fine china and
hearty sandwiches and cakes for
the pottery and CHI ecko d
bingham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Town Hall
Hears T ak
On Authors

EDWARD WEEKS. editor OF
,re Atlantic Nontl ly was the
SPEAKER M Detroit Town Hall m
C4~s Thcatcr Friday His talk
u5> devoted 10 discussion Of
current books and their authors
Seated A. the speakers table
INC luncheon In Weeks honos
we've b> small daughter, Sara
Weeks. a student A. klnCSwood
school m bloomfield Hills. Mrs.
H7ldeman F1nnic Mrs Sterling
Sanford Mrs. Dean Emerson
and her three daughters, Mrs.
Frederick : Ford Mrs. c.
Porter Mcmahon and Mrs
Charles b Johnson
Also present were Mary r.
Doylc~ Mrs. j. Rodney Weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Beck, Mrs.
". Barclay Dcyo, Mrs George
r Lawson Mrs. Cecil Watson
and Mrs. Charles S Lawson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
In Mayfair
NTH
The Cbabcr09

THAT'S 80 ordinary
Christmas tree the sailor
boys vii be enjoying on,
there az the I so opposite
The Naval Armory 49,.
L was raised by that great
gardener Mrs Lloyd Leigh
hughes AZ her bis family
state The Willows @ 1p
around Harbor Beach.
TIE tree IS on rs Vst
to Detroit night now win ga
theirs
Mrs. Hughes planted 'hc
7tccs wears $50 when 'he.
we're only 10 inches tall
Vow 10 fee, Tall and
from SIX 20 eight feet WIDE
... tncy have reached per
fiction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Trowel Club 10 Trim II

THE $50 tree Will be
trimmed by the Trowel Cluh
and the Crosse Polnte
branch of the National
Farm and Garden Assocls
ton and presents from u
viii he distributed Christ
mas afternoon 3D..
Mrs Henry Newman Is
chairman and the hist Of
hostesses will be augmented
So. by p group Of girl stu
dents from the University of
Michigan who are bein
FOUNDED up by Mary Leig Do
Hughes &C..
Who'll arrive home from
Ann Arbor December is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Mrs. Cornell Sr.
Returns Here

MRS RICHARD A CON.
NELL SR Is back in town after
a prolonged stay a. her summer
home. Council Park" neal
NuSkegon. She will spend the
holidays with her son anC
daughter-n-law. MIR. and Mrs
Richard Connell III OF Renfrc'
road.
A family reunion is plannc
-lnCe 1t. {. Calvin Connell
expected home for Christm;
from ST. Johns Military AcaG
envy and Richard A. Council IL.
Will arrive from the University
Of Arizona. train schedules per
hitting
After the holidays Mrs. Con
nell Will visit her friend. Mrs
Charles B.. Cutting, of Whltmorc
road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Army Issues Plea
For Mechanics Here

The army has an immediate
need for 100 master mechanics
with a thorough knowledge of and
five years experience with heavy
construction equipment. the Civil
Service Office, 4l0 Federal Build
ing here, announced Saturday
The mechanics must have a ga
draft classification and not be on
gagged in war work calling for
higher skills. They viii instruct
enlisted men and be paid s. GOO "a
$4,000 annually plus expenses They
Will work 4 4A hour week VIII
time and a half for overtime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Warren Booths
Announce Birth

MR.. AND MRS. WARREN
SCRIPTS BOOTH of Martell
drive. Bloomfield Hills, announce
the birth Of son, Peter Warren,
December Q
Mrs Booth was formerly Alice
NeWCOmb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Wont Be Impressed

Eay VIII think of the WON
Young nurses they knew ln the
corridors Of Corrcgiior, IN tine
iunglc> OF Bataan In the mo-
bile hospitals of Africa
They VIII remember the
women who rose before dawn.
after few hours sleep white
faced women who m oVc q
quietly through the stink and
The horror and agony of tran
sent wards And thcS VIII not
be- greatly impressed by The
chiffon ncclICcrs and chiffon
sob, of those who have waited
un pcriumcd safety u America
This is not written In prcIu-
dice.
ann thinking of thc noble
mother, who have sent their
husbands and all then sons 10
war without whupcrnE
am thinking of tho younc
brides who have kissed their
husbands for tho la$t Slime.
WITHOUT oufcIy
ann thinking % all these
with pity and reverence. But ]
ann also thinking vith contempt
of those who use their woman
hood 20 drain and cheat mon s
strength ana trust today g..
r1 those who make love a cruel
racket There are many such
They arc H~s vicious a~ any
-1hN'cr~.. and deserve 'H'
-trr fate
C.pts-f I4.t b, rrs lfa'H.f-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Fame Follows
Fancy Footwork

XAVIER CUGAT. who intro
duced the rhumba, had been
asked 10 name the dozen best
rhumha dancers in America dur
ing his stay IN Hollywood 10 play
>ultrv Latin rhythmS for Fred
AStalrp and Rita IlaWorth IN
you Were Never LovelIer.
Right off the bat Mr. Cugat was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Home Front Soldiers
It's Not Being Patriotic
To Cu+ Out Meat Entirely
Nv IDA JEAN KAIN

erS As bread, cereal or Ncgc-
tables
We now have share the
meat program. This means "a
little more for some and A III
tie less than others are used 90,
but il means enough for all.
The Count Your NltamlnS
chart gives you the Nltamn
value Of the meat organs SEND
a stamped return enyclop for D..
Copyright 1912 by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12

most unorthodox. I'm leaving
Mr. AStaire and Miss ffayworth
out he said, for / want this 70
be only people who dagce for fun
Cugats top dozen are George
Abbott stage producer; Ethel
Norman and Dinah Shore, sing
crS. Charles Chaplin and l. Is.
Mayer of the movies; the Duke OF
Windsor. the former Gloria Van
derbllt. George William r knud-
sen and Danton Walker Walter
WInchcll and I'd Sullivan. col
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
John Shannons
Have Daughter

Nh. AND MRS JOHN l.
SHANNON Of Haycrhill ROAD
announce the birth Of a dauGh-
ter. Barbara Whitman on 30
vcmber % Mrs shannon Is the
former Catherine Carr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Miss Gremore S
Be+ro+hal Told

MR.. AND MRS. JOHN GRE
MORE Of ParkSlde avenue an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Mildred, to Charles +.
Lindh, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles a. Lndh Of Murland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
7 Michigan Colonies
Promoted by Army

Herbert 9 H0ldrldgo q Detroit
and John r Jp>'nn Of Tckonsra
have been promoted from the rank
~ colouol 20 hrgadlCr general il
was announced by tho army today
seventy w. promotions We're
announced including that 81 Brig
Cen Walter p Smith chl,f ~
staff 20 II Gen Dwight p FISon-
bower p Nor'h Afrca 90 DO a
major general
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Fitzgerald PTA
Me cts tuesday

FITZGERALD PAREN IT
TEACHER ASSOCIATION will
meet at 100 p. m. Tuesday
EunaCe Grant, a student a.
WAYNE University. Will give q
Group Of Christmas readings
PAUL LlPPOLD. son Of Or
and Mrs Paul Lippold of Whit.
more road. viii arrive home from
Princeton December L. for tht
holidays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
for Smdoh
MARCH et TO APRfL 27

for N""4n ~.
MARCH et TO APPH 2o
Arics-Hold on 10 the emotions
an old but ever vital admor-
tion, especially SO now. Wat
until you know the facts before
criticizing mi>uudcrstard-
ing and errors can be avoided.
APRIL n TO NAY ~
ToWUs-You can make per
sona Roadway and gains Thns
about thanking God for Hl-
blessings. and we mean 60 praF
i'm thanksgiving this time, NOT
as usual 10 ask for more faFors
NAY ~ To JINE ~
Gcwiuj-You should be able
10 drive a nice bargain now an
honest one, Of course. Advance
i'm small ways that rapidly build
big returns. Don't forget old
friends
JINE 3, TO my -
Couccr-Looh not at thing.
through CLOUDY" glasses. There's
always a rosy side, II You look
for It. Things are better than
appear. and many await the able
punch from YOU 20 pat them
definitely into the winning
column
July - TO AUG -
Tco-Botter look before you
a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Nurses on Betasn

The young men OF America
are facing a tough test IN this
war. But they are getting one
honest break They arc gettinl
a chance 10 sec how re a J
women work and feel and takr
II on the chin
Those heroic nurses at b
taan. they have C. h anE e q
America more than all the sui
tragc laws that ever were
passed
They didn't simply vote with
men. They stood by men
through weeks OF hell through
a nightmare that ended with
death. They shared with mon
every agony every horror. every
drudgcly and despair
That Us The only true equality
between men and women That
is tho equality which men viii
remember when they come bach
again 10 America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Elsie Robinson
War Has Done Away With
The Clingine Vine Girl

have broken out in a rash OF
chivalry at the very notion that
such frail flowers were protect
ing him.
But, slowly but surely. he
getting hep to the racket And
turning sour on it. For he $
doing a little real protectlng
himself. And ne knows how J.
feels. And when its real o.
DhOneN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
APRICOT MUFFIN

BEFORE YOU pour muffin
batter into pans, place a dried
apricot. soaked and drained.
brown sugar and butter INTO the
bottom Of each pan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Don't Look Useless

am a woman and. as such,
naturally partial 10 my kind
Bat ! do think there : more use
Jess Junk lying around in petit
coats than was ever gathered
m a scrap pile
They race hithcr and Non
saving their country bind
ne up wounds promoting
benefits heading commit
toes. And once upon tImc.
The Sappy male would have
taken them seriously lie would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Follow These Rules

To make the best possible
use of The meat you buy, follow
these rules
Store meat at a temperature
~ - degrees or lower and do
not cut or chop II until Just
before cooking.
Save all leftover meat In q
cold place for use M "A different
recipe another day.
Serve al least one of The
clandular organs ovcry week
Spread meat when necessary
by MIXING II with such extend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Elsie Robinson

I DON'T know whether this
war Is going 10 last for ono
more year or FIVE Or what the
world Will be like after its
through But I'll wager any
odds on one consequence which
Is already going fine and dandy
Namely
The chnClng vines day Is
over shes out not only
for the duration but for keeps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12

NOW THAT we're sharing
the meat with our allies you
may get the idea that the less
of it you eat, the more patriotic
YOU are. That is not the way II
works. Our government wants
us 70 keep fit and the ranoning
has fecn planned with urneedN
in mind.
If the two and onc.half pounds
per person per week Is more
than YOU are accustomed to
serving. 1t may be that your
menus arc too low IN protein.
Meat is one Of the best sources
Of this highly important nutrient
and your family should have
meat. fish or fowl every day.
Use Meat Organs
Many of you homcmakcrs
think Of meat in terms of
steak. chops and prime ribs But
IN general YOU do not use nearly
enough of the glandular organs
such As liver. kidneys, sweet
breads. heart and brains which
arc excellent protein and vita
min sources
Then. too. there are fish and
fowl. When one of these pro-
ten >upplcr> strains the budget
prlCc the others
Besides a meat dish Of some
kind every day. there should be
pint of milk for adults and a
quart for each chlld or an ounce
OF cheese IN place OF one glass
OF milk. and an egg.
1t is not wise or patriotic 20
cut the protein in your menus
below the safety level
Don't forget the reasons We
need protein 1t is essential TO
Growth and for the repair and
replacement of tissues used IN
the process of living
We're not sending our armies
and allies meat just because
fhcy like D.,
Ne-arc sending II because
WITHOUT sufficient protein thor
fighting and producing efficiency
ls impaired That same thing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
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'0JT1TH7 ~ III N'0rs,
La gaceta., 1942-09-14

La exhibition de los Franceses
Combatientes comprende igual-
mente muestras de peri6dicos Y TO
lletos antinazistas que sc imprimen
secretamente Y Sc ponen en- circula-
cion por TODD Ell territorio frances
a pesar de los esfuerzos inauditos
que Sc hacen para aprehender y eje-
Guitar a las personals responsables
de su publication. Pueden verse
tambien documentos tales como i'm
portantes ordenes del dia, mapas
que demuestran la importancia es-
trategica, para las Naciones Uni
das, de los puestos avanzados de los
Franceses Combatientes Y algunos
ejemplares de folletos dejados caer
en- Francia por los aviones de la
Real Fuerza Aerea.
En- la organization de esta inte-
resante exhibition han prestado SUI
valiosa cooperation a la Casa de la
Libertad, ell Club Francoamericano,
la Junta de Asistencia de los France
ses Libres, la "Francia por Stem
y la Universidad de los
Franceses Libres. Muchas perso-
mas vienen a la exhibition para Sc
de cerca ell progreso de las
actividades realizadas por los fran
ceses libres en- su patri6tica lucha.
La Casa de la Libertad ha sido
justamente denominada eel punto de
c%onfluencia de todas las ~fuerzas que
.uchan por la libertad." Esta aso-
representa- especialmente las
lctividades de las Naciones Unidas
' esta consagrada al mantenimiento
lie Ia lbertad por TODD Ell mundo.
La gaceta., 1942-09-14

radios en- territor;o Soviet. Tiene
N ioble prop6sito ell canon 1872
cOnstruido originalmente como
I'm antiaereo, pero modificado
de modo que pue0e usarse tam
bien contra los tanques, al igual
1ue ell canon nazi de 88 MILNE
trOS.
Para fuego de medic peso Y Pc
sado, 81 ejercito Rojo cuenta con
"howitzers' de tipo mOderno, de
122 y 152 milimctros.
Ell de $50 milimetros es supe-
rior al nazi del mismo tamano.
Al ampezar la guerra, los alema
ne5 superaban a los rusos en-
mcrteros; ahora el Soviet tiene
TN 'lanzaminas" de 100 milime
tros.
Los morteros americanos de
mayor tamano son de 81 MILNE
tros.
En- las armas antitanques cuen
ia ell Soviet con I'm canon de As
milimetros, q. arroja un proyec-
til de mas peso cue ell america
no de 81 milimetros.
Dispone ell ej6rcito rojo de un
rifle de canon mry largo, cali
bre 81, de hombro, que manejan
dos hombres. Sus proyectiles pc
netran las corazas de los tan
cues ligeros.
Tiene ell ej6rcito russo una
gran variedad de tanques. En-
'os tanques ligeros y medianos
han montado cahones antitan
Jues de "a milimetros Y rifles de
rs milimetros; poseen tambien
un tanque de so toneladas que
reva I'm canon de 152 MILNE
tros.
La gaceta., 1942-09-14

NUEVA YORKER ell To-
cal de la Casa de la Libertad, de
esta ciudad, Sc inauguro hace
POGO una exhibition lie los
Franceses Combatientes en- la
que pueden verse representa-
das, de una manera viva Y
grafica, las numerosas activi-
dades realizadas por las orga-
nizaciones secretas que llevan
a cabo actos de SABOTAGE y de
resistencia contra las fuerzas
hitlerianas de ocupacion.
La propagation de la campaha de
SABOTAGE por TODD ell territorio
frances ha sido seguida con vivo
interes por la Casa de la Libertad.
Durante los 1ltimos doce meses no
Sc ha pasado por alto un solo acto de
insubordinaci6n contra las fuerzas
nazistas. I'm marcador rojo sirve
para indicar en- un gran mapa de
Francia ell lugar de los successes v
desde ell parte ms cuerdecilla que
sirve para guar la vista hacia una
t~arjeta impresa donde Sc indica la
fecha exacta y la n~aturaleza del
acto.
Entire los "~incidentes" ilustrados
IN la referida exhibition hay uno
que representa- ell bombardeo de.
la ofcina central en- Mia Y Cannes
del conocido pro-fascista Jacques
Doriot, lider del partido semi-soci-
alista. FL mapa aludido revela
igualmente que en- Paris, solamente,
Y a han ocurrido mas de GO distur-
bios contra los nazistas desde sep
aemOre de i'4l' .
La gaceta., 1942-09-14
PEPPER HABLARA EN- TAM
PA Ell MERCEDES POR LA
NOCHE

FL microbes por la noche, en-
e temple mas6nico de Lafayet-
te y Morgan, Ell senador Pepper
lie hablara a mas de 500 maso-
nes de Tampa y differences ciu-
da3eS de la Florida.
Sera ell acto en- honor de Geo.
7. Taylor, el venerable maestro,
CUE hara SUI primero vista del
ano.
Sc abrira la session a las 5
de la tarde, por Ia logia Uni
versai No. ITS, la de los maso-
mes latinos. Intervendran en- ell
programa conocidas personali-
dades.
Roy Cotarelo es ell diputado
venerable maestro del distrito.
Hablaran losrSres. NJ. w. Ca
rotherS y Albert |. Lodwick.