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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
SpirituaIisf Shot
By Young Proteqe

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 81. tUPl
Pretty blond Charlotte Jean L.
Nord, p, told police TODAY she read
in the hand Of Spiritualist Mime.
Lorraine" a star which foretold
death but that she never dreamed
she would be the cause of it
Miss lie Nord verbally adopted
daughter of the spiritualist whose
real name was Celeste Frank, was
held on suspicion OF murder after
telling police she shot and killed
the go year old woman during a
quarrel.
The shooting occurred in NINE.
Lorraine's" quarters, before such
articles of her profession as a hu-
man skull and crystal ball after
an argument during which, Miss lie
Nord said. the spiritualist threaten
ed to crush her protege.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Stale Can't Buy
Enough Bonds

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 31-tUPl-
State Treasurer Charles G. john
son said today it Was "deplorablc
and ineonceiyable" that some modi-
tieatlen OF federal regulations can
not be made to permit the state of
California 10 purchase more than
the limit Of $5O0,0OO i'll defense
Eonds.
He said the state was prepared to
buy ten times that amount.
Johnson said he wrote Secretary
of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau
Jr Dee. % asking a waiver of the
limitation.
4 received a reply 10 that plea.
Johnson said but it didn't mean II
thing. It apparently was written by
some under secretary of the treas
ury who obviously either was not
concerned over the situation. or had
no disposition To see if some waiver
could be Obtained
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
5000 Trucks Run
On Burma Road

CHUNGKING. Jan. 31-tOfficial
Broadcast Recorded BY UP in San
Franciscol-Fiv thousand trucks
gre operating on the Burma road
daily. bringing vital supplies 10
China or returning To Burma for
fresh loading, Chinese news service
said today in a summary of Burma
road operations.
The summary estimated that be-
tween 900 and 500 trucks are reach
ing Kunming. Chinese terminal Of
the route, every day to unload sup
plies.
All commercial trucks whether
registered in Burma or China are
required to carry certain Chinese
goods to Running. Private trucks
belonging to British or Burmese
firms. other than regular trans
portaton firms. are required to
give half their space to transpor-
tation ff Chinese government
goods.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Monterey Site of
Navy Section Base

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 81 up
The navy announced today a
S25O,OO0 section base is being built
at Monterey. 1t will be completed
May /.
The announcement, by Rear Ad-
miral John Wills Greenslade COM
mandant of the 18th naval district,
said that the base would include an
administration building, repair
shop. a supply building, a garage
and a marginal wharf on the city
of Monterey break water.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
Henderson Eyes
Run-owoy Rents

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. up
Runaway rents III defense areas
will receive early attention when
Leon Henderson takes over his
duties under the neWlY-enacted price
control law. it was learned today.
The Office of Price Administra-
ton head. whose powers To reduce
the threat of initiation will be eX-
panded under the bill signed ycster-
day by President Roosevelt, intends
to nouae only hulfreds. Some
workmen even have to live in trail
crs or tourist camps because other
facilities are not available.
Authority to regulate rents will
be the most drastic addition to Hen
derson's powers under the new bill.
If rents or other prices get out OF
hand and the OPA orders are VOL
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
!q-ClTY PROPERTY FOR SALE

WE HAVE THREE Fla. Houses
for sale, . with 2-bcdrooms, one
with three. All are on paved
streets. south part of town and
are GOOD BUYS.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
~ MAIN PHI. Gee
1-1Ifr
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
PROPERTY FOR SALE 29-lYesTOCK

4oo COWS $50. zoe cows. ealyes by
side s78. 200 calfy Shorthorn
Hcrfords. 2 " olds $50. 700 steers
so and $18 300 native White
fare calgcs 12c r. {. Morgan.
Barbara Worth Hotel.
WANTED GOOD famiiy COW. Jer-
So or Guernsey. Phone 870iJ2
HoltEillc. AZ
3O-AUCTIONS
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

THE DUMBEST will learn some
thing in % years at one job. Let
me help YOU buy, sell, lease good
farm land. Hancock. the Farm
Land Man Il mi. west Of
courthouse. PHI. 689.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
DESTINATIONS WANTED

RANCHER WANTS permanent
employment either salary or
share. y Yrs experience all
phases of Valley farming. Cap
able of taking charge of large
acreage. References. p. O. Box
1918, El Centro p
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
9-BUslNESS OPPORTUNITIES

MUST SELL II Centre only Ice
Cream and Malt Shop with own
Ice Cream making equipment do
ing good business but going in
the service. See Wm. Stein 1872
No. 5th. 2-1
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

FURNISHED ROOM Tor un. ri6
Len Rey. It
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
l0-APARTMENTS FOR RENT

APT WITH sleeping porch. for one
permanent Also 8 rooms with
bath for couple 534 Olive. 2-ltf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

ROOM FOR RENT close III. Board
II desired. 780 Brighton. %
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
I3-ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOM FOR RENT. adjoining bath.
outside entrance. 314 Euclid. -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
i8-Country Property for Sale

FOR SALE OR Exchange: Improved
and unimprovcd ranches. Homes.
w. P. Capehart. Box 1913, ia
cumba. l-1Off
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

WANTED A girl waitress for cock
tail room and restaurant Apply
to The Rice Bowl ASP Main. St.
"a
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
iI-HOUSE FOR RENT

THREE BEDROOM house, nicn
yard, i'll Heber. Inquire Mrs. Cc-
ell or PHI 1890. Fl Centric. %
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01

10 ACRES cross fenced, large A
room house, chicken yards. ON
CalcXico highway IL mi S. Fl
Ccntro $50 mo. Nuffer Land Co.
Phone 45W. IF
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
,--BEAUTYAlDS
5-HElP WANTED

ELDERLY WOMAN living alone
wants girl or woman as helper
and companion Phone 1919 I'M
perial. 2-3
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
27-FARM IMPLEMENTS

WE ARE representatives for tie
Nichols Bale lf9adcr. place your
order today. EL CENTRIC TRAC-
TOR CO. Imperial Ave. at Rail
road
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-01
2q-llVESTOCK

FOR SALE Holsten COW iust fresh
some mixed hay III bales Good
CRY stock feed, miles east Of
Holtyille on Yuma hleh-Way. J
p BOrOS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Civic Pride Group
WAGES Campaign

CIVIC PRIDE ASSOCIA-
TON Of Greater Detroit a. ill.,
contribution 10 home defense
will conduct A campaign for fire
prevention, Salvaglng of waste.
civilian defense. cleanup paint
up and flX-up 10 be launched
al 100 p. m Tuesday in the
crystal ballroom Of tho Hotel
Book Cadillac.
The cleanup palnt-up and
f1X-up committee Of the Detroit
Board of Commerce, under the
craftsmanship of Frank Cody,
superintendent Of public schools
will cooperate IN staging this
mass meeting.
Speakers VIII include Melvin
Lanphar. chairman of the fire
prevention committee Of the
Board of Commerce; Kenneth
Burns. chairman Of the salvage
committee Of the Wayne County
Civilian Defense Council and
William J. ScrippS. co-chicf ar
warden, Office of Civilian De
Tense.
All city and county official,
and members Of civic and vet
eran>' organizations are invited
to attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Buqas TO Address OAR Unit Here

GENERAL JOSIAH HARMAR
CHAPTER of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, next
Saturday. following | o'clock
luncheon at the Lee Crest Apart
'mentS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Musicale
To Be" HeId
At Cortons
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

Mr.. AND MRS. FREDERICK
-h r. FARR, Mrs. William
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. John Boy
dell Mr.. and Mrs Noble Wether-
bee. Mr.. and Marcus
Kalbfleisch and numerous others
are planning dinner parties 10
precedc the musicale Friday
evening al s o'clock IN the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Marshall r.
Gorton OF Sunningdale drive IN
der sponsorship OF the Women =
Association OF the Crosse Polnte
Congregational Church.
Proceeds viii 20 10 the Ruth
Ives Memorial Fund. and Mrs.
KaIbilelSch is general chairman.
The comely Mrs. Elvin Hofi-
man of Ballour road Will be
heard in a group OF songs, and
Mrs. Ralph Dixon pianist, viii
play Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin
and DebuSScy.
Patrons and patronesses for
the tuneful event incNSde Mr..
and Mrs. Thatcher W. Ron. DR.
ana Mrs. Henry Brown Or! and
Mrs. Warren b. Cookscy, Nh
and Mrs. Sam Dean. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Hoffman Mr.. and
Mrs. William CowlIng and Miss
Lurella Krentler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Comines and Goings

On-the-gO dept.
The Henry +. BeySterS Of
kenSington road have been
sighted in Manhattan. daShing in
and out of the Waldorf Astoria
at fairly regular intervals.
The Howard ColhvS are hit
ting Manhattan. Philadelphia.
Baltimore and Finally Washing
ton, d C., before they return to
this part of the country....
And Mrs. Robert + Cumming
and her daughter, Carolyn. are
about due TO end their stay at
the Biltmore down IN Gotham.
The beautcouS Mrs + Berry
Lindley has returned 10 New
York. her war work, her hand
some husband and their apart
ment in Park avenue after a
merry visit in the Pointe.
Marilyn. younger OF the Lloyd
V. NaShcs' two daughters. has
ycarninGS for the life of a Jour
naliSt and is SAID 10 be writing
from skyline for a local news
paper under an assumed name.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Stacks Popular

Out in Bloomfield and Biz
mingham, most all the young
matronS tand some not so young.
1000 have joined the ranks of
The wearerS-of- stacks.
The other morning. We saw
any number of Well-knoWn
women trudging happily about
on their marketing tours sport
ing trousers not ladylikc Stacks,
but real man-Cut trousers.
one who wears them with con-
siderable dash IS Mrs. Johnny
iJlnan. who IS very attractive
and blond, and who was march
Ing her small son along with her.
The DinanS are enjoying their
handsome new home in the
Hills near Bloomfield Country
Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Lois Zimmerman Engaged

Mr. and Mrs. Walter + I'm
norman Of Connecticut Avenue
announce the engagement o.
thor daughter Lois. TO Albert
Cooper. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Cooper OF Grayton road
They VIII be married April 4
In Grace Episcopal Church at
7.20 p. ~
Miss Elizabeth Seiborf Viii hc
maid of honor and Mrs karl
HammcrberE viii be the bride $
other attendant
Austin NJ Humber viii be best
man and Lclan Z SynonS and
Harry Pratt viii scat the guest.
\ reception AZ the home OF the
brides parent, Will follow 'n"
CpTpmpuN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Detroit Sunday Times, March Is, 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Pasadena On Alert

The Pasadena, that dignified
pile out East jefferson avenue
IN which have lived numerous
Of the town fine old families
~ one time or another. is Just
about the first apartment house
hcreahoutS 10 be fully equipped
with firSt-aid apparatus and in
formation.
Helen Mahoney. ono OF Us
residents, has been giving nightly
instructions in one Of the private
dining rooms atop the stately
structure and such of your
friends as Mrs. Kathleen Snow
SuInger and her daughter. Miss
Virginia Snow, are among the
eager students.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Entertained
sBy Friends
At Parties
BY TIE DOWAGER

ii JARRETT NJ AXIS so y
IL EWING. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alonzo Ewing OF Long
fellow avenue, Will become the
bride OF John Arley Schmidt. son
of OTTO A. Schmidt of Grand
Rapids, March p.
The wedding viii take place in
St Joseph'S Episcopal Church at
1 O'Clock IN the afternoon.
Saturday tern Don, Mrs.
Dorothy Bullock gave luncheon
and tabletop shower at Devon
Gables.
And IN the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs Walter g. Morley held
forth I'm their Bloomfield Hills
home a dinner party for the
bridegroom and bride-elcct.
Mir and Mrs ID. Preston
Dozler Of Longfellow avenue re-
Gently entertained at a dinner
party at the Detroit Boat Club
in honor of Harriet and John.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

TIE FIJI AND NATIONAL
DEFENSE. Will be the sub
iect Of an address by John S.
Bugas Of the federal bureau of
investigation 10 members Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Mrs. Lorimer's Shower

March 10. the marron Of
honor. Mrs. John ID Lorimer.
will give bathroom shower IN
her home in WhItmore road.
Virginia Marie liarriso n,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs +.
Emmett Harrison of Woodlng-
ham drive, recently became on
gagged 10 George r.. Campau. son
OF Mrs. Marie Campau and the
late Or ScptimuS = Campau
Miss Harrison Is "A graduate Of
Marygrove College.
March 2S j. the day Of day
for Barbara Gardner daughter
OF MI and Mrs. Leon 3. Gard
ner Of Piedmont avenue, and
James Murray Hart son Of Nh
and Mrs Harry Hart Of Atkin-
son avenue
The wedding vii take place
In the Martha-Alary chapel
Esther Gardner sister OF tho
brldc-clect. viii be maid Of honor
and Marion Stout. bridesmaid
Clifford Dlctz viii be best
man Hal Rodring and Ralph
OtWcll Jr. VIII seat m" guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Things One Notes

Thia and thata;
Mrs. Carl Racquet uses = ire
mendouS jewelcd buckle 10
lasten the gold Kid belt Of a
natty dinner Dress.
Mrs Wilson w Mills wears a
knockout chInChilla evening
COat.
Mrs. julius Haas is one Of
the few Pointers who really gets
out and DIGS in her garden.
Mrs. George VI. SloCum IS a
GREAT bjcyCler...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Mrs. Orwell Jr., Host

Mrs. Ralph dwell j and
Mr. Leslie BrlSboiS were hosts
AZ miscellaneous shower m
Mr. Erlsbois home IN Sunset
boulevard recently
Miss Marian Stout entertained
in honor Of the hr.dc-ol"ct IN N'r
home in Piedmont avenue at .
pantry hover
Corahe Green. daughter If
Mrs Cecil Green Of Waterloo
Ia has also chosen March - as
the date Of her marriage 20 Carl
Bonning Mari son Of Mr. and
Mrs Richard II Mari Of Edison
avenue
FRIDAY Margaret Mari sister
Of the bridcgroom-cloct enter
tanned AT : O'Clock dinner and
bridge IN the family residence
Mr. and Mrs. William + Nor
gan Of Montana avenue are CIV
jng a cocktail party this evening
for Coralic and Carl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Takes New Home

MRS WALTER BROOKS VIII
return from residence in New
York City at the end Of the
month. TO occupy the house She
has taken in Kenwood road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Assistant Medics
To Hold Party

THE DETROIT MEDICAL
ASSISTANTS SOCIETY Will
hold its annual St Patrick 5
Party March II at s p. m. in
the Harmonic Society building.
La gaceta., 1942-08-03
Ell OBRERO
~"VILLARIN"
La defensa ha sido confiada
a Albert D'Arpa

La Union International de Ia
baqueros de America suspendi6
hoy al obrero "Vhlarin", un ex-
p%elotero, haciendole las mismas
acusaciones que a los otros 20
suspendidos recientemente.
Existe Ia impression de que ell
letrado del Sr. Van Horn, Mr..
Maxwell, solicitara un interdlc-
to contra los suspendidos.
La defensa de los obreros Sc
ma confiado, 0 sc conflara, a Al
bert D'Arpa y William Pierce.
Los suspendidos Sc reunieron
y en- lugar de cobrar 10 que cada
uno habia ganado, decidieron f.
jar la cantidad e $40 y descon-
tar 10 que cada uno habia CANA
dc la semana pasada.
FL Obrero escogedor Manuel
Rodriguez, por ejemplo, gan6 la
semana antepasada, $31.45 y re
cibi6 $1,000. Esto slgniflca pa
ra 81 una disminuci6n de S11,45
en- sus JOrnales.
La gaceta., 1942-08-03

de la camara de ~diputados y o.
tros lugares, incluyendo la Prem
sa, viene pidiendo que la Argen-
tina no Sc aparte de sus HERNIA
mas de La America y rechace las
perversas 'maniobras' de los IT,
ramos de Roma, Berlin, Madrid
Y Toxic.
LIE pegaron a Waldo Freank
en- la cabeza, conla esperanto de
paralizarle Ell cerebro y anular
su humanisima labor america
ma de veras, labor que no esta-
blece diferencias de razas O reli.
Clones.
lilo apalearon a Ell, pero nos
han maltratado a todos los q. en-
ell mundo luchamos contra los ia
langistas espaholes y ell fascis-
mo International
La gaceta., 1942-08-03
Ell ENTIRE LOS
MEDICOS Y Ell CENTRIC
ASTURIANO
Importante Junta General

Una importante junta gene
raj de asociados celebrara mana
ma martes, en- su edificio, la So
ciedad Centre Asturiano.
Ell directorate expondra al pie
no de socios ell "incidente" con
ell Colegio Medico Latino-Ame-
'ricano, rama de medicos de visi-
tas.
Presidira el distinguish Jose
A. Gonzalez, presidente de la ins
tituci6n, y actuara ell secretario
Jose Gonzalez.
Los cuatro medicOs de vista
del Centre presentaron sus re-
.nuncias, con caraeter de irrevo-
ell sabado pasado.
Sc niegan a TRAFALGAR con el
DR.. Santiago Paniello, un medi-
20 desorganizado, al cual invita-
ron, en- differences ocasiones, pa
"a que Sc colegiase.
Paniello realiza vcisitas a do
nicilio y trata de atender el ma
ror n1mero possible de .lamadas.
Los medicos alegan que va la
Centre Espahol, en- dos
,casiOnes, cumpli6 gustosamen-
e con ell requisite de la terna,
lue no arrebata a ninguna so
ell derecho a seleccionar
ncluido en- la terna, ell medico
lie su gusto.
La gaceta., 1942-08-03
MANDADAS A RUSSIA rs d.
VISIONES QUE ESTABAN
EN- FRANCIA

Londres, agosto 3.-La nOta
Official de hoy dice que is divi-
stones alemanas que estaban en-
Francia, incluyendo dos diyisio-
mes acorazadas, fueron llevadas
al frente russo, pero reemulaza-
hdas por otras.
Sc desmiente enfaticamente
el informe, publicado en- esta ca
pital, de que en- Francia los ma
zis solo cuentan con 9 divisiones
y que la costa ocupada cast no
tiene defensas o fortificaciones.
BESIDE Australia c0munican
que los japoneses ~reforzaron su
guarnici6n en- Buna y que fue-
ron derrotados en- Kooda, a 60
millas de Port Moresby. Los
bombarderos Aliados incendia-
ron grandes dep6sitos de provi-
del enemigo.
Cinco cazas japoneses fueron
derribados.
Tambien fu6 destruido nm bonn
bardero bimotor que Sc Vic en-
vuelto en- Ell combate y trataba
de ayudar a los cazas enemigos.
Una patrulla naval inglesa a
too Is unidades alemanas fren-
te a Cehrbourg, en- Francia, hun
dos embarcaciones torpe-
deras Y averiando otras dos mas
Las baterias alemanas abrieron
81 fuego contra sus propios bar
cos, en- la confusion que So pro-
dujo. Todos los buQucs britani-
eos regresaron a su mase sin ser
alcanzados por los proyectIIes
del enemgi.o
Dor torpederos alemones, de
500 toneladas, intentaroH soco-
rrer a los buques mas ~peque60s,
pero f%racasaron.
La gaceta., 1942-08-03

Els l6gico, querido amigo inte-
rrogante, que los falangistas a.
borrescan las organizaciones O.
breras.
La Constitution de la Rep1-
blica Espanola menciona a los
"trabajadores de toda clase" y
en- la expression abarca obreros,
prOfesionales y todos los HON
bres trabajan Y producer.
Hay obreros manuales, de la
pluma, de Ia ciencia, en- esas pa
labras que los democratas sim
ceros no olvidan.
Trabajadores de toda clase..,
union de obreros, PROFESSIONALS,
intelectuales...
Union de todos los hombres
capaces de yer un hermano en- e.
vecino, en- ell projimo, aunque
haya estudiado menos que Ell y
sea mas pobre...
Trdoajadores de tOda caase,
carpinteros, mecanicos, tabaque
ros, periodistas, medicos, abo-
gados, ingenieros, arquitectos,
tenedores de libros...
Trabajadores de toda clase.
La gaceta., 1942-08-03

Los nazifascistas argentinos,
los mas canallas entire los cana
Has, apalearon a un invariable
defensOr de los derechos del ciu-
dadano y de las libertadas de to-
dos los pueblos oprimidos Wal
do Frank.
lie pegaron al e%scritor y ora
dor, paladin de las causas JUS
tas, V, afortunadamente, no lie
fracturaron ell craneo, como sc
pens6 en- Ell primer momento.
Detras de la gesi6n artera, We
mos nosotros la indigna com
placencia" del presidente RAJ
mon Castillo, un traidor a la So
lidaridad interamericana, Y la
1bor antidemocratica, antliberal
'antiamericana e inhumna de los
falangistas e~spaholes, la Costa
po Y la "0vra."
! La aggression a Waldo Frank
demanda una energica protesta
por parte de la cancilleria norte
americana Y axige del pueblo
argentine un ejemplar castigo
de los i~nductores, criminales y
completes.
No es un paliza a Waldo Frank
Fqank, cue siempre luchara en-
favor de Ia America Latina y en-
contra del impsrialismo &c los
amos anteriores a Franklin De-
lanO Roosevelt, sino una "bofe-
tada al pueblo de Norte Ameri-
ca, que esperaba de Ia Argent
ma mayor cooperation.
lie pegaron a Frank para NOR
tificar Y enfangar al pueblo de
los Estados Unidos, que We en-
cada pals americana, y ahora
con entera sinceridad, una ma
ci6n hermana.
lie pegaron los "emisarios"
de la Falange y de los bandidos
nazifascistas al servicio de la
Gestapo.
Ha llegado el momento de po-
ner fin a las contemplaciones,
en- 10 que al "desgobierno'' del
fascista Castillo Sc ~refiere, Y a.
yudar de manera positiva, sin
vacilaciones y sin temores, a los
dam6cratas argentinos que des-
La gaceta., 1942-08-03
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
CeciIio Castillo.-La cobarde aggression a
Frank.-Trabajadores de toda clase.

Muri6 aver un obrero honra-
do y de dignisima historic: Ceci
Ito Castillo.
Durante muchos amos luch6
valientemente en- pro del bienes-
tar de sus companeros y Ell suyo
propio.
Fue aplaudido, agasajado, per-
seguido Y calumniado.
LIE aplaudian y agasajaban los
cue conocian su bondad, honra-
DEE Y meritos; le perseguian, los
intransigentes y reaccionarios
lie calumniaban, suS enemigos
personales Y los malos compane
ros.
Llev6 siempre la cabeza alta,
aunque en- ocasiones, desencan-
tado, decia amargamente: He
cumplido con mi deber, pero Sc
que, dentro de mi pequena este
ra, tambi6n he "arado en- ell mar.
Vino a Tampa cuando era un
nino y aqui paso las huelgas de
la Resistencia, la de los "siete
meses" y la de los "diez meses."
Ell los tres conflictos, defen-
diendo los derechos de sus her
manos, tonic parte activa.
Cuando Sc enardecia, su poten
tie voz Sc escuchaba a una distan
cia de varias cuadras.
No ~necesitaba m~agafono para
hacerse Dir.
Terrible dolencia lie atormen-
taba; pero sus familiares Y ami
Cos lie visitaban diariamente.
No salgo de esta-decia en-
las 1ltimas semanas.
Veia como Sc acercaba Ia
muerte y Sc agarraba a la vida
pero la ciencia m6dica no podfa
ayudarle.
Lloramos su muerte, porque
lie conociamos bien, Y con estas
lineas expresamos nuestra hon
da pena.
La gaceta., 1942-08-03
DE PROSTITU-
TAS, Y VAGOS

Entire ell sabado por la noche
y ell domingo, la policia detuvo a
1876 prostitutes, jugadores y va
Cos.
La mayor parte de los arres-
tos sc hIcieron en- tabernas fire.
cuentadas por personas de la ra
"a negra,
Mas de 102 mujeres de mala
vida han sido detenidas desde
que Sc lnicl6 la campaha contra
la prostitution.
Varias "amas" casadas tam
bien cayeron en- las manos de los
agentes del Orden.
La gaceta., 1942-08-03
ATROPEIlLADO FL SIR. FER
NANDO GARCIA

AL ser atropellado eI sibado
Dor la nOche, en- Ia esquina de Ia
Octava avenida y Gale 10, por
un autom6vil que pasaba, sufri6
lesiones el Sr. Fernando Garcia.
vecino de la casa n1mero 23l1
de la Once avenida,
Sc lie di6 asistencia m6dica en-
el Hospital Municipal.
Garcia esta ciego de un ojo v
n pudo yer Ell autom6vil, chocan-
do 81 mismo contra Ia esouinF
derecha de la parte posterior.
Fl automovilista, +. TO-. Evans
de 35 ahos, vecino del 142 de Ia
Gale Crawford, qued6 en- liber-
tad,