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La gaceta., 1943-09-27
INGLATERRA ATACA LA
POLITIcA E~VTRANJERA DEL
USURPADOR RAMIREZ

Londres, sep 81 Ell minis
terio de negocios extranjeros de
la Gran Bretana public6 aver u
ma declaration en- la cual Sc dice
que la Argentina es la 1nica re-
publica de America que no ha
roto sui relaciones con ell Eje.
A los intereses ingleses, seg1n
la nOta, "no Sc ha dado la propia
y debida consideration Y aten-
ci6n".
Cast al mismo tempo Sc anun-
clio la firma de un contrato por
medic del cual ~Inglaterra compra-
"a a la Argentina, por dos amos,
todos los huevos que este pals ex-
porte.
"Espera ell gobierno de su ma
jestad que en- la esfera interna-
cional ell gobierno de la Argenti-
ma Sc coloque, cuanto antes mejor,
juntO a las naciones que aman Ia
libertad".
La gaceta., 1943-09-27
LA CAPITAL PROVISIONAL
DEL REGIMEN DE BADOGLIO

Berna, Suiza, sep 81 En- una
poblaci6n del sur de Italia ha es-
tablecido su capital provisional ell
rel Victor Manuel,c con ell principe
heredero y ell primer ministro ma
riscal Badoglio.
La ciudad esta ocupada por tro-
pas inglesas y algunos oficiales
americanos.
Los detalles del armisticio es-
tan siendo preparados y tambien
las futuras relaciones entire ame-
ricanos, ingleses e italianos.
Ell Rey no aparece en- pGblico y
los s1bditos no hacen demostra-
clones.
La bandera italiana flota sobre
la ciudad; pero en- algunos edifi-
clos ondean las banderas italiana
Y americana.
En- Roma los alemanes ocupan
la estacion de Radio, ell correo, te-
lefonos, TELEGRAPH Y la embajada
alemana.
La gaceta., 1943-09-27
Al TROPAS SOvIETICAS-
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La ofensiva Sc mantiene en- Ku-
ban Y al noroeste de Novorossisk,
habiendo sido recapturadas Che
kon, Gostagayavskaya, Olkhovka
Y Blagoveshchenyaka.
En- direction de Dniepropetrosk,
provincial de Tsarinchanka, Sc han
recobrado numerosos pueblos y
aldeas. Sc han recapturado en- ell
distrito central de la provincial de
Poltava, seg1n Ell communicate, XII
shenki, Krasnoye, Khandeleyevka,
Kahuryevka, Krasovka, Kitaigo-
rod, Mogilevi, Pryadovka, Tara
sovka, ~Spasskaya y Popovobalov-
ka.
Fueron recuperadas en- direc-
ci6n de Kremenchug estas pobla-
clones: Tolstaya, Troinyaki., Ba-
klea, Demidovka, Machuk, Demi-
trenki, Sudovka, Boyarka Y Bell
mi.
Lugares recapturados en- ell a.
vance hacia Kiev y Gomel, dos di-
ferentes ~sectores, Pukhovka, Mar
tovka, Ivankovo, Kovalin, Dmi-
trovka, Krapivna, Soshnikov, Tu-
pichev, Nivnoye, Lyalichey, Paw
lichi, DushkinO, Buda, Rudka, O.
snyaki, Plekhov, Sytaya Budat
Kurunosovo, MOschenka Y Its
ven.
Aviadores de la escuadra del
Mar Negro hundieron seis barcas
con tropas alemanas. Cinco barcas
mas y tres choneros fuerOn ave-
riados.
Los "partidariOs" barrieron a
numerosos 'hitleristas' Y los de-
mas fueron puestos en- fuga.
En- su huida los nazis dejarOn
abandOnadas armas y mercancias.
La gaceta., 1943-09-27
Seran aurnentadas
las Quotas de LA
Benefica Espanola"

Una interesante circular, bajo
la firma de Eloy Vergara, ha lie
gadO a los hogares de todos los
miembros de ia Benefica Espa-
nola".
Vergara, que es ~secretario de
las comisiones del Centre Espanol
Y La Benefica Espanola, dice a
los asociados:
"Las medicinas han subido a
precios cast prohibitivos; los ali
mentOs, ustedes 10 saben por ex-
periencia propia; en- fin, que ha-
bfa necesidad de tomar una reso-
luci6n para no perjudicar Y ST pro
teger a los asociados enfermos,
por 10 cual hemos llegado a 10 con-
clusion de que nos vemos precisa-
dos a implantar I'm aumento gene
raj de diez centavos semanales a
TODD asociado de "La Benefica Es-
pamela" mujeres, hombres v ninos,
cuyo apmento empezara a regir Ell
ola II del proximo mes de octu-
bre.
Participants a nuestros aso-
ciados, como final, que desde esta
fecha TODD miembro que ~necesite
una ~operaci6n de las amigdalas
podra efectuarla con los especial
listas de la sociedad, corriendo la
operaci6n Y gastos por cuenta de
nuestra Institution"
Bien justificado, decimos noso-
tros, esta ell aumento, consideran
do los grandes gastos Y los altos
precios de las medicinas.
La gaceta., 1943-09-27
DEFUNCIONES

JOSE BEIFO, de 81 amos de e.
dad, vecino de 24O2 de la Is ave-
nida, falleci6 repentinamente ell
pasado viernes. lie sobreviven la
viuda Carmen Beiro, dos hijos, 10
Sc F. Beiro Y Benilde Beiro, en- N.
York; una hija, Graciela Rodri-
guez; dos hermanos, Miguel Beiro,
de Tampa y Juan Beiro, de New
York; una hermana, Rosa Cruz.
Ell sepelio Sc efectuara hoy a las
cinco de la tarde, partiendo ell cor
tejo desde la Residential hasta ell ce
menterio de Woodlawn. Los servi-
clos estan a cargo de la Funera-
ria de A. p. Boza.
La gaceta., 1943-09-27
QUIERE DOMAR
A LOS INDIOS SALVAJES

Maracaibo, Venezuela, sep %.
Ell gobierno de Venezuela sc
propone domar a las tribus saliva
jes de indios que haitian en- la Sic
IRA Perija.
Estos indios Sc oponen a la CT
vilizaci6n, sc matan los unos a los
otros v no salen de su wales y
montahas.
Los e~spahOles, en- Ell tempo de
la conquista, r~esolvierOn dejar"
los solos y la Rep1blica sigui6 i
quail canine.
Muchos de los que han intenta-
do ponerse en- contacto con ellos,
persiguiendO diferentes o~bjetivos,
no han regresado; pero un conf
t@ del estadO de Zulia estuvo ALI
y regres6 acompanado por seis in
dos de una tribu menos feroz, an
siosos de yer las maravillas de 10
que Sc llama progreso.
Vigorosos, de fiero continente,
estos "motilones' llevan nombres
como este Gloria del Rio Negro.
Pertenecen a las tribus de los
alreadores de Ell Tucuco, un pun
to al sur y ell oeste de donde Sc
proyecta construir una carretera.
Venezuela, seg1n ell periodista
Fernando Arevalo, tiene un gran
problema con sus indios. Las tri-
bus "viven en- un estado de hides
criptible miseria". Cree el que
pueden ser "reclamados" Y pues-
tos a TRAFALGAR en- beneficio de la
Rep1blica y de u familias.
FL territorio que haitian los in
digenas es rico en- plantas medi-
cinales, cinchona, cedro y caoba.
La gaceta., 1943-09-27
Pleitos y DIVORCES

Decretos finales: Dalia Quinta-
ma contra Rafael Quintana; Grace
Bowles contra Samuel Bowles.
Nuevas demandas: Gloria Wild
den contra Justice Whidden; Min.
ME Phillips contra Willard Phil
lips; Clara M. Lisle contra Char
les Drew Lisle; Lettie Aldridge
Kirkland contra Duncan C. Kirk
land.
La gaceta., 1943-09-27

SRA. MARIA GONZALEZ PA
REJA, de SO amos de edad, falle-
clio en- la tarde de aver en- su re-
sidencia, 1915 ga. avenida. lie So
breviven dos hijos, Manuel Y Fran
cisco Pareja; una hija, Sra. Mar
cial Rosales; 6 nietos y 6 bisnie-
tos. Los funerales Sc efectuaran
a las cuatro de la tarde de hoy,
partiendo ell cortejo de la capiIla
de la Funeraria de Lord v Fer
nandez, hasta ell cementerio del
Centre Espanol. Los portadores
seran: Enrique Santos, Francisco
Santos, Ernesto Santos, Rail Ca
brera, ErnestO Pareja y Sam Ro-
sales. Sc suplica sean omtidas
las ofrendas florales.
La gaceta., 1943-09-27

PEDRO CEIJAS, de SO amos de
edad, falleci6 aver en- su residen-
cia Ala East Amelia. lie sobrevi-
ven la viuda Andrea Ceijas, un hi
10, Ernesto Ceijas; tres hijas, Sc
nora Alicia Suarez, Srta. Emeri-
ia y Estel Ceijas; hos hermanos,
Luis Y Carlos Ceijas. FL sepelio
Sc efectuara hoy a las dos de ia
tarde, partiendo ell cortejo f1ne-
bre de la Residential hasta la lyle
STA de Nuestra Sonora del Perpe-
tue Socorro, donde oficiara ell
Rev. Charles Sullivan G. IS r., re
cibiendo cristiana sepultura en- el
Cementerio Woodlawn. FL difun-
to era miembro del Cfrculo Cuba
no. Los servicios estan a cargo de
la Funeraria de A. P. Boza.
La gaceta., 1943-09-27

ONOFRIO CENTINARO, de AZ
amos de edad, vecino del 2516 Che
rry St., falleci6 ell pasado jueves
en- la ciudad de Nueva York. lie
sobreviven ell padre, Sr. Vincent
Centinaro, la viuda Annie Cent?
marc Y una hija, Mary Centinaro,
asf como tres hermanOs, Gaspar,
Jimmy y Joe, tambien cinco her
manas: Catherine Brocato, Con-
chetine Caladino, Anne Spoto, Jen
ME Traina, Maria Saladino. FL
sepelio Sc efectuara a las cuatro,
partiendo ell c~ortejo desde la CAPT.
LA de la funeraria de A. P. Boza
hasta ell cementerio de Woodlawn.
La gaceta., 1943-09-27

ARTURO Gear
pintero), de 81 amos de edad, We
elmo del 1903 North Howard, ia
llecio ell sabado en- un hospital To-
cal. LIE sobreviven la viuda, Julia
Fernandez; cuatfo hijos, Rober-
to Y Enrique, en- Tampa, Y CASTOR
Y Arturo Jr., en- la Marina anne
ricana, asf como dos hijas, Sra.
Berta Echevarrfa Y Srta. Ofelia
Fernandez Y tres hermanos: Oc-
tavio, Alberto y Candida. Ell sepe-
lilo Sc efectuara manana martes a
las cuatro de la tarde, partiendo
ell cortejo desde la Residential has
ia ell cementerio Woodlawn. Los
servicios estan a cargo de la Flu
neraria de A. P. Boza.
La gaceta., 1943-09-27

SRA. CONSUELO BARROSO,
de 81 amos de edad, del 1907 Deci-
ma avenida, falleci6 Ell sabado re-
pentinamente. lie sobreviven dos
hijos, Juan Y Gustavo Barroso, v
una hermana, Enriqueta Rodri-
guez. Ell sepelio Sc efectuara hoy
a las cuatro de la tarde, partien-
do ell cortejo, desde la capilla de
la Funeraria de A. P. Boza hasta
ell cementerio Colon.
La gaceta., 1943-09-27

Raymond F. Ambrose, SO, y Co.
RE Ashley, 81.
Vicente Leto, "a, y Josefina Par
do, "a. z
Felipe LetO, 80, y Teresa Chi
llura, 81.
La gaceta., 1943-09-27
ST, Senior

ST, Senior
Compre la p%intura B. L. P. Sc
velIde solamente en-
KING-CRECO HARDWARE CO.
ga. Avenida y Gale Is
Evening star., 1943-01-16
DR.. Scott Wagner 10 Speak
AT Concordia Lutheran

The Rev. DR.. Scott r. Wagner
pastor of the Zion Evangelical and
Reformed Church, Hagerstown. Md.
and president of the Potomac Synod
of the Evangelical and Reformed
Church, will be the speaker at IL
am. tomorrow in Concordia Lu-
theran Evangelical Church.
This is the third of a series of
services held during January to cele-
brate the 10th anniversary of Con-
cordla Church. January II Is the
actual anniversary day.
Newcomers to Washington and
servicemen will have buffet slpper
at pm. followed by a service to-
morrow.
The Pilgrim Pastors Union will
meet in this church at II am. Mon
day The Rev. DR.. Louis w. Goebel
OF Chicago, president of the Evan
gellcal and Reformed Church, will
be the speaker.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Dr.. John Compton Ball
To Speak Tomorrow

At the Metropolitan Baptist
Church tomorrow DR.. John Comp
ton Ball will use the radio theme
song of the young people as the
topic for his sermon at II am, .If
You Take My Jesus -" In the eve
ming, the assistant pastor, the Rev.
John M. Ballbach, will speak on
Trust the Lord and Not the AM
munition"
On Monday at $50 pm. there will
be a special dinner in regard to a
summer Bible conference. At 8pm.
the young peoples prayer groups will
meet.
Mrs. Hasker's Bible Glass will meet
Tuesday at pm. The Daughters
Of the King will meet for dinner at
$50 pm.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Wednes-
day at 10 am. The deacons will
meet with the pastors at 7;15 pm.
On Thursday at 9 pm. the young
peoples broadcast will be heard over
Station WWDC.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Waugh Methodist

DR.. A. H. Mckinley, a former min
lister of Waugh Church and one
tlme district superintendent, will be
the guest preacher at IL am.
A tea will be given at pm. by
the Young Peoples League with DR..
and Mrs. Mckinley as honored
guests.
AT 8 pm. an informal service with
a sermon by DR.. Mckinley will be-
gin
The Mothers Glass meets Tues
day at 8 pm. in the home of Mrs
Jefferson.
On Wednesday the Woman's So
ciety meets at II am.
Waugh will be one OF the host
churches at meeting of the Swart-
zell Guild which will meet at the
home on Friday at 1o:45 am.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Vital Christianity Topic
OF Dr.. Helm Tomorrow

Vital Christianity" will be the
topic of DR.. Arthur c. Helm tomor-
row morning at the Augustana Lu-
theran Church. Newly elected dea-
cons and trustees will be inducted
into their offices.
The fireside at 6 pm. tomorrow Is
sponsored by the Brotherhood. A
program will be rendered at 7:30
pm.
The Rev. H Conrad Hoyer of Chi
cago, director of the Commission on
American Missions of the National
Lutheran Council, will speak at the
Luther League meeting at 8 pm.
Wednesday.
The Woman's Missionary Society
has elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. Arthur o. Helm;
vice president, Mrs. Arthur Holts-
berg; recording secretary, Miss Olga
BergholtZ; treasurer, Mrs. N. G..
Anderson; Mission Tidings secretary,
Mrs. Gustaf Antonson; dime book
and boxes Of blessing secretary, Mrs.
Carl Gustafson.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
First Baptist Church
To Hear Sermon by
DR.. Gaye MeGIothen
DR.. Pruden to Preach
In Morning on Exploding
An Ancient Myth

Exploding an Ancient Myth" will
be the subject of both morning ser
mons by DR.. Edward Hughes Pru-
den tomorrow at the First Baptist
Church.
The Rev. Gaye McGlothen, secre-
tary of Christian education of the
District of Columbia Baptist Con-
vention, will conduct the pm. serv-
ice. His topic will be When We
Face God"
Monday evening the Executive
Council will meet.
A meeting of the Columbia FEEDER
alton of the BYPU will be held at 8
pm. Tuesday. Percy J. Priest of
Tennessee will be the speaker.
Prayer service will be held at 8
pm. Thursday. The Rev. Francis
w. McPeek will show pictures re-
Gently taken of Washington housing
conditions and make an address on
that subject.
The young peoples department
will give social for its members
and men in the armed services on
Saturday evening.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Congress Street Methodist

The cause of the Methodist Union
will be presented Sunday morning
and the Rev. Dorsey K. Sturgis will
preach on Lessons From the Jeri-
cho Road" The Church Board of
Stewards will meet Tuesday. night
at the parsonage. Due to the gas,
fuel oil and food shortage, the Har-
rison Bible Glass has Cancelled the
annual banquet which was scheduled
for January 90.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Petworth Methodist

DR.. Frank Steelman will preach at
II am. in Petworth Methodist
Church on "A Winning Strategy"
and at pm. on "A Little Mans Big
Surprise" The service will include
fellowship period.
The council meeting of the Youth
Fellowship will be held Tuesday at
pm. at 623 Oneida place NV.
The Everyman's Bible Glass will en-
tertain the adult department of the
church school Friday evening.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Rev. Serson Will Hold
Mission at St. PuuI's

The Rev. Charles Macdonald Ser
son, assistant superior of the Cana
dian congregation of the Society of
st. John the Evangelist, will conduct
weeks mission in st. Paul's Church
on Twenty third street, near Wash
ington Circle.
In his mission preaching every
night at o'clock, the Rev. Mr..
Serson will stress on two matters
ito strengthen the ties which bind
church people to God" and ito draw
back to Him those who have grown
careless" At the offering of the
holy sacrifice at GAS am. daily will
be prayers offered for the success of
the mission.
The mission will open at II am.
on Sunday.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Memorial United Brethren

DR.. Ira Sankey Ernst will preach
at II am. on AN Instrument of
Ten Strings" Mems day will be
observed at pm. with addresses
on "A Mans Place in the Home"
by Leonard Bean; "a Mans Place
in His Daily Work" by Walter Ia
tom, and "A Mans Place in the
Church" by Alvin E. Shonk.
The Booster Bible Glass will meet
Monday at pm.
Missionary Circle No. / will meet
Tuesday at pm. at the home of
Mrs. Paul Gogel
The Marlin Glass will have a
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. G..
Kemp Cook on January 81, at II As.
During the week of January "a
to 81 the church will observe the
50th anniversary of its founding with
special services.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Dr.. G. {. Hawthorne
Selects Sermon Topic

Blessings From Heaven" Is the
subject to be used at IL am. today
by DR.. G, E. Hawthorne, pastor of
the Wallace Memorial United Pres
byterian Church and at 8 pm. he
will talk on The Now of the
Gospel"
In preparation for the January
24-3l meetings to be conducted by
DR.. Howard Ferrin, president of the
Providence Bible Institute, a prayer
meeting will be held tomorrow at
7 pm.
The Women's Missionary Society
and the women's Bible class will
have an all-day session for the Cos
pei Missions on Tuesday. That
night the Nemoin Society convenes.
The Bible School Board has a meet
ing Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Lincoln Road Methodist

At IL am. the Rev. George H.
Bennett will preach on What Is
Important in Life?"
Layman's night will be observed
at 8 pm. The guest speaker will
be the Rev. F. Reid Isaac, superin-
tendent of the Strawbridge Home
Tor Boys. The Mems Brotherhood
VIII have charge of the program
Following the service a social will
be held.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Non Secturion Tabernacle

There will be radio program
broadcast from the -Sectarian
Tabernacle tonight from 8 to 9
o'clock over Station WWDC. 1t will
be called The Revival Hour" The
speakers will be the Rev. H. B. Rit-
tenhouse, the Rev. Ralph w. Neigh
Dor and DR.. John McNeill.
DR.. McNeill will speak Sunday at
9 am. on the Church of the Atone
ment broadcast over VOL. There
Will be three services Sunday at IL
am, 3 pm. and pm. The speaker
Will be the Rev. Ralph w. Neighbor,
associate director of the LIE Tourneau
EVangelistic Center, New York City.
On Thursday at pm. the Rev
Arthur j. Bowen, general secretary
OF the South Africa General Mission.
will speak.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Educational Institute
At Epiphany Church

The second annual Educational
Institute for Women Of the Epis-
copal Church will be held Tuesday
at the Church of the Epiphany,
opening at 10 am.
The Right Rev. John Boyd Bent
ley, Suffragan Bishop of Alaska, will
make an address at IL am. Noon
day prayers will follow At 1:30 pm.
the Rev. Howard Thurman will
speak, followed by a study OF race
relations. Later will be a study of
Latin America. The session will ad-
journ at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Chevy Chose Bnptist

ihe Shepherd Psalm" will be the
topic at the Chevy Chase Baptist
Snurch at III am. by the Rev.
EDWARD o. Clark. 1t will be a con-
mutation of the series on Great
Chapters of the Bible"
Inc Women's Society will meet
Monday at ii am. at the cb,rch
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Our Measured Values
Subject for Rev. Smith

At the North Washington Baptist
Church at IL am, the Rev. Henry J.
Smith will preach on "All Discover
les Are Results" and at 7:45 pm.
on "Our Measured Values"
Owing to fuel shortage, the Thurs
day night devotional service will be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Ryan. The Rev. Mr.. Smith
will be the speaker.
The women,s organization will
hold a covered dish luncheon on
Tuesday at 1890 at the home of
Mrs. Law.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Zion Lutheran

The Difference Christ Makes"
Will be the subject at IL am, with
the Rev. Edward G. Goetz preach
ing.
The Women's Missionary Society
viii meet at the home of Miss Doris
Rizzo. 40
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Columbia Heiohts Christian

With God Left Out" will be the
topic OF DR.. Harry L. Bell at II
am. The ordinance of baptism will
be administered.
Ihe annual business meeting and
dinner of the congregation will be
held Wednesday at 6 pm.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Immaculate Conception

The Rev. Joseph Gedra will cele-
brate the 1915 o'clock mass and
the sermon will be preached by DR..
John K. Cartwright.
Evening star., 1943-01-16
Trtrnhs

FRIENDS MEETING (oRTHoDox).
- 18th and Irving Streets NV.
L t.m-Meeting for Worship.
46 an.-Sunday School. All Welcome.
Friends Meeting OF Washington
2I1t Florida Ave.
Meeting for Worship First Day tSundsy)
e. IL am All interested are welcome.
SoUng people. $40 pm s s. p,4h m
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-25
Now, v0yager" [anday Only

| lp her latest picture, Warner [os.' Now Voyager," which Sunday, one day only, at Ii Orpheum Theatre, Bette
 1vis has a new, glorious role La surpasseS anything she has |oe before. She plays the part
 Q peurotic daughter of a strict |Lw England mother, whose [ly escape from her sordid Kid is a frustrated love affair. 1 .be male lead is suave, hand Inc Paul Henreid.
 l Charlotte Vale, Miss Davi,' |Ie) is interviewed by 8 psy- |;strist, Dr. JaquIth Claude |.;ps) who was brought there ! her sister-in-law Lisa (Ilks basel.
 |After a period of trial read |stment at Dr. Jaquith's rest |me, he advises Charlotte to Ike a trip before returning |pe. This she does, and during \ |e voyage, meets and falls in |Ee with Jerry (Paul Henreid)
 unhappily married man hose love for his child keeps fn attached to his invalid wife, |espite the fact that her love |fair can never really reach it's Innate, Charlotte's relation lip with Jerry enables her to burn home a completely chang
 woman both in appearance ld mentally.
 Irving Rapper dIrected the Firing drama.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-25

Mir and Mrs, Walter sippe- El, of the local office of the paska Steamship company, this eek purchased from Harvey i8ards a duplex house located Beach road.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-25

WE RESERVE THE
 RIGHT To Refuse Any or All Admissions
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-25

Two trucks of the Volunteer re department responded to a lse alarm Monday, caused by prDing of refuse near an Army |cilty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02

sen yeur ear vssh . want Al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02

he viii be drafted into service
which would help you consider
ably because he would get some of
the nonsense knocked out Of him
In training.
To Dilemma. Your mothsr-tn-
law Ia getting on your nerves and
have no doubt that you get on
her nerves. II 10 quite natural that
shs doesn't feel like that towards
her son / think the Sisest thing
would be for you 70 arrange for a
short visit and not make II long
one. Have your husband suggest
that 70 her. Maybe he could rent
q small apartment for her and you
could visit her. but II wouldn't Be
like living together.
Your husband could explain 10
hs mother that you are not well,
that you are nervous and need 10
BE- quiet and not have the excite
msnt Of her coming ana settling
In your home. 10 would be better
for all Of you 10 have hsr live BY
hersslf Sometimes we have 10
hurt folks a little 10 better things.
So you ought 70 take a stand now
and BE- brave enough TO see II
through.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-02
Parents
.Disapprove

me following letter from TIE
mother Of Q newly engaged girl Il
merely ONE Of the wedding prob
lens a the present wartime sitn-
alton. How essential 10 you think
Y s not merely 10 etiquette.
but 10 future happiness for
mans parents 20 meet and sp-
prove 81 his future wife before
they marry Ny daughter would
like to become engaged and accept
the ring Of young man In camp.
His family lives a great distance
from here and there has never
been any opportunity for the fsni-
lies to meet When he told them
he wanted 10 become engaged his
mother tried to dissuade him until
his return after the war But he
doesn't want TO walt. Ny daughter
thinks this Il getting off to a bad
start and the young man argues
that she In marrying him and not
than and that he Is past II and
can do a. he pleases.
These questions are always very
hard for one who does not know
any of the details. 10 answer. II
10 certainly happier for all concern
ed when the mans parents know
and approve Of the girl he wishes
20 marry. Or are Al least Will
ing 10 rely on his choice. have
nc way OF guessing their point of
view. II may be that his love for
your daughter IA to them news
from the blue. which they can
only understand ~ q sudden i'm
pulse TO him. Perhaps longer or
more fully written letters from
him To his mother. may convince
her that his happiness 10 really
In the hands of your daughter
and that she will give her consent
and her welcome. At least I
hope %.
A Doctor As Boss and Physician
Dear Mrs. Post: / work for q
doctor but have never had him
take care of me professionally.
My own doctor has recently gone
to the army and ! need To consult
a doctor and wonder would IL be
all right to ask the man / work
for TO take care OF me- What
about other members Of my family
who may also need a doctor before
the war 10 over?
Answer: Since the doctor for
whom you work would not feel