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Evening star., 1943-01-31
1n Mrntnriunt

DAVIS. LOTTIE J. In sad, but loving
q 1gr dear Sn Gis apd moh.r
ago today, January 81. 1910.
No one knows how we miss you,
-, No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since We lost you,
Devoted s NJ HusBAnD assi oe1n AND "e CHILDREN
DEsKINs, JESSIE FLEET. In loving
me1p, q sT d.Hfht:T iSs Wife 1ha hS
uary 80. 1910.
SfyH4SI NS KGasSSS SSp cE5TrA EHEBE MP
the memory Of our devoted mother, JANE
DUCKETT. who passed away five years
ago today, January 81. 1888.
Fond memories Of YOU stil linser.
These memories Of your sacrifice and
Give Us power to surmount tn. cares of
n9X5sa fps , AhssEs fyh TE1I2s 4 Hsb
CLIFFORD DUCKETT.
HENDERSON. MARY J. In sad. but
ohe msPg q oE aesry beos e
1881
We never can forget you. dear mother,
4oUR 4 Ru ovs rsTf g 9yn ana sna AND SON
ROWLAND. SUSAN r; Departed this
SUSAN sefzs HoWGASD vi iSfs' ISn'' nurse ' i''
She did for Others
Of our dear father, COLEN B. F. HALLER.
who departed from US thirteen years ago
IFS iGds' nHnoVED 2IcShED ai cH1LpREN aa3e MRS NJ
J. YORK, cLAupE B.. Z LEO p 4. Nf AND
FRANCIS J. HALLER
JONES, SOLOMAN II: A tribute of love
band and our dear father, SOLOMAN II.
JONES. who entered into eternal rest one
year ago today. January 81, 1912.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
You were loving kind and true;
There is not a day that passes
That we do not think of you.
The world may change from wear to year
And friends, from day to day,
But never will the one We love
HIS pEVoTEp ESm manVT WfFR RasA AL1cE sruBRs
Jones': AND SONS. WILLIAM, vicToR
| LEMAN, MARTHA J. In sad but loving
MARTHA J. IEMAN who d died d"s seventeen Hsi
years ago TO-DAY. January 81. 1926:
| DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
oyne Ii Il npfEE D Sister In SAD 1gt
MORiARTY. who departed this life three
years aso today, January 81. 1910.
Until memory fades and life departs
You will live forever in my heart.
Time takes aTay the edge Of grief
But memory turns back every leaf
DEVOTED SISTER, REBA.
sCHAEFFER. WALTER d. In loving
memory Of our father. WALTER u.
SCHAEFFER. who departed this life two
years ago today, January 81, 1871.
We do not forget you. nor do We intend
We think of you often and will to the end;
Gone and forgotten by some you may be.
But dear to our memory you ever will be.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS.
WAGNER. JOSEPH NJ. In sad but low
Ing memory OF our beloved husband and
fa ther. the late JOSEPH M. WAGNER.
who died one year ago today, January 81,
1912.
Remembered always
THE FAMILY.
WOODLAND. LUCY ELLEN. sacred
and sincere tribute OF love to the memory
OF my dear mother, LUCY ELLEN WOOD
LAND. who departed this life nine years
ago January so, 1884.
II ever A love existed.
II ever a sweet flower grew.
II ever soul filled It's mission on earth,
Dear mother, It was you
LOVING DAUGHTER. ALICE McKEEVER
LAVAL.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Area-Wide Sessions
OF Junior Red Cross
To Start Tomorrow
IS Expected to Attend
Three-Doy Conference
In Alexandria Office

An area wide conference OF Junior
Red Cross chairmen and secretaries
has been called for tomorrow to
Wednesday at Eastern Area Office
of the Red Cross in Alexandria
Participation Of the youth of the
country in war related activities will
be the subject of the three day
meetings.
More than IS delegates from Is
States will discuss plans for further
expansion of Red Cross work in the
schools Among the projects under
discussion will be the production
and collection of comfort and rec
reation articles for men in the
armed forces, especially hospitalized
service men.
Hundreds Of thousands of these
articles have been produced by
school children in home economics,
manual arts and art classes.
Tuesday afternoon the meeting
will be addressed by James T. Mich
olson. vice chairman in charge of
the Junior Red Cross. and Living
ston L. Blair. director of Junior Red
Gross, both from Red Cross national
headquarters. Howard NJ Bell, di-
rector of Junior Red Cross, Eastern
area, will preside at the conference
A game-collection program, un-
dertaken by 200 chapters, will can
vass for interesting and usable
games for the entertainment OF
soldiers and sailors. Similar to the
victory book campaign, Junior Red
Cross members have adopted the
slogan, Give the game you want
to keep"
Also through the organization OF
the Junior Red Cross many military
camps in the Eastern area will be
supplied with wire coat hangers.
Although servicemen are required
to keep their uniforms in good con-
dition, the men are not provided
with hangers. Millions of these are
being collected by the Junior Red
Cross. -as4.-
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For Johan T.. Kondrup

Funeral services for Johan c.
Kondrup. 78, retired employe of the
Post Office Department., who died
Thursday night at his home. 30l2
Cambridge place NV, will be held
at pm tomorrow in Hines funeral
home. 290l Fourteenth street NV.
Burial will be in Congressional
Cemetery.
A native of this city Mr.. Kondrup
as young man was star oarsman
Of the old Columbia Athletic Club
and also had been active in the old
National Fensibles, military organi-
cation here He was member of
the Association of Oldest Inhabi-
tants of the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Kondrup was employed at the
Post ONCE Department for many
years, retiring at the age Of 10.
When a boy he served as a page
in the House of Representatives.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs
Charles E. Warren and Mrs. Frank
L. Peckham, both of this city; two
sisters, Mrs. Edwin Tillman. this
city, and Mrs. William Stilwell of
New Rochelle, N. Y, and a grand
son.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
FLYING Cadet Killed

DOTHAN,. Ala, Jan. 80 lP.-The
Napier Field public relations Office
announced today that Aviation
Cadet Otto M. Keller, %, had been
killed in the crash of his plane
while on a routine fight. The ac-
cident happened near Midland City
only a few miles from the field
Cadet Keller was a resident of
Hollis, N. Y, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam E. Keller of Glendale
N. Y. His wife, Mrs. Marian Keller
OF Dothan, also survives.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Harry E. MiIburn, "a,
Dies of Heart Attack

Harry E. Milburn, "a. a resident
of Kensington for the last 10 years,
died of heart attack at his home
here Friday.
He is survived by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry NJ Milburn. and
three sisters. Miss Elinor Milburn.
Kensington: Mrs. George Ashworth
Newport, r. l., and Mrs Martin
Ryan, Richmond. He was unmarried
Funeral services will be held at
the home at pm. tomorrow with
the Rev. D. Wade Stafford, rector OF
Christ Episcopal Church, Kensing-
ton, officiating Before coming te
Kensington Mr.. Miburn lived in
Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Col. n. A. Wudsworth
To Be Buried Here

Col. Herbert A. Wadsworth, IS
formerly of Washington, died Fri
day at Fort Banks, Boston, Mass.
of heart attack. He had been
stationed in Boston for about two
years.
He will be buried with full mill
tary honors at Arlington National
Cemetery at pm. Tuesday follow
ing services In the chapel there.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Crash near 20
lumbia, S. c.,
will be held here
at 10 am. to-
morrow in the
Sherwood Pres
byterian Church.
Burial will be in
Arlington N a =
tional Cemetery.
1t. Poole, a
native of Wash
ington. was to
have been mar
ried today in
A u 6 u S ia, Ga.
His fancee. Miss
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Arlington Droft Board
To Attend Conference

The Office Of Arlington County
Selective Service Board No. will
be closed tomorrow so board men,
bers may attend meeting OF State
and local selective service officials,
appeal board members and workers
at Alexandria, it was announced last
night by F. H. Eastman, chairman.
The Alexandria meeting, it was
said, Is one of series of State wide
sessions being held to acquaint local
board members with new draft pro-
cedures.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Qarns nf Thanks

GROSS, ELIZABETH. The family Of the
press their thanks to their many friends
Ior sympathy and kindness during the i'll
ness and at the death of their loved one
MINOR. REBECCA ADAMS. We wish to
express our sincere thanks to neishbors
trends and relatives for their kind ex-
preSSions Of sympathy. beautiful ioral
death Of our beloved mother, REBECCA
ADAMS MINOR
GRACE ADAMS AND FAMILY Z.
RkED, HELEN b. We wish to express
our sincere thanks to our many friends
and neiehbors for their kind expressions
OF sympathy at the death of our beloved
sister, HELEN B REED
ANNA CRUSOR AND EDWARD SEWEIL
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Who says you cannot eat your
cake and have it too? War bonds
will help win the war and still be
yours for savings.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Victim Of Plane Crash
will Be Buried tomorrow

Funeral services for Second 1t.
Thomas NJ. Poole. 2l. of the Army
Air Forces, one of seven Army men
killed last Wednesday in a plane
Evening star., 1943-01-31

~ meeting Of the Washineton
g !:
A IA Printing Pressmen's Union.
1s ,s.91sg u,LAw LAWRENCE L. DULIN.
SETTLE. FRANK MITCHELL. Sudden
" on on ssnu Thursday Jannary yv 2s 14ts at
Beloved RAak ~ ALICE st1t
and father Of Roberta Settle. .,
boRe Remains 4sa rtns a. GsschS
Nd. where services viii be held on Mon:
day. February l, at pm: Relatives and
e.S sM.s1%99D s Sllh.r 15.s x2a 2a st'q T.
SsSshsE d Henry Smslxooss: MRS o>iGs:f Il, +
as nsr. ahq from mrs chsmpsrs a ,unsTa snfn home
Ses rRtslm.5s Ssssr III A., ss%:t.I;
5ssusss s9s.4 s!s Ssd'ss!Ei sesrR3 E Fl:
Sband O a G9en smith and ase2 es1vsd
Robert T. Smith, ,r, and Mrs. Isabelle
4; Hannah, 1889 Mintwood pi NV. on
Monday. February /, at 9;3o am. Reduiem
:, At ST. ThSms Wnaaev The h Apostle chu5Gh
Relatives and friends invited. 1nterment
SMITH. WILLIAM. On Wednesday. Jan
uary -" s1 Ig43, at his residence 9O;' Euclid
HeTSer sMIm oeovsd and Edwa
Smith He also leaves eleven srandchil-
dren drren and other relatives and friends
funeral church. 40 W You st. "es' nW after ai''3
-, Funeral Monday; February !. at pm
and friends invited. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 81
sPRIGGs, JOHN HENRY. Suddenly. on
WEDNESDAY; January ~. 1e43. a. his resi-;
S9s ssloed Fl father Of HRaR9 Ross1
John, Clarence, Mildred and Theodore
sDTsss Alser,f i. IT, Sytsr vs Ea,h
dren, three sreat-srandchildren and other
rslat;yeyS s and friends; Remains resting a,
st. and Dumbarton ave. NV. after 10 IN
,rdr, Funeral era sunqsy ssn, Jagnuary, g,y, 81 pm
friends iSEi'sa Tntsrmsat 5fleE1sfd Ha sSf
into r1s MAs1 81 jsnss
isr Is 1919; 4as g. saltmose Nd, NARY LOU
Elizabeth Terrell of Alexandria, Va Re
mains resting at the John T. Rhines 8, Co
funeral home: 3rd and Eye sts. s.w,, unit!
/ Queen St, Alexandria. Va.
| Funeral Sunday, January 81. at 1:3t
| pm from Shiloh Baptist Church, Rev
| F, E: Hearns ofi1ciating, Interment Doug
| las Cemetery. 81
THOMSON. FRED R. Suddenly or
FRED r. THoMsoN. bel Beloved M Iata brother n''e O.
! Austin H and Clyde A. Thomson and
nephew Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Austin G Shaffel
! OF 201 Mass. ave. ne. Friends may cal
81 the Lee funeral home, 4th st. anc
/ Services at Arlington National Gem
| etery on Tuesday, February ?, at IL am
! tFort Myer sate)
TURNER. AMY EMMA. Departed thi
! life Friday, January 20, la43 at s:l5 pm.
/ EMMA TURNER, the beloved wife of th'
] late Henry II. Turner, loving mother OF tn,
/ late Ruth A. Harris, Frank A. Turner, sr.
/ and Rhody Turner, loving grandmother o.
Ethel B. Coleman. Genevieve N. johnson
/ Anna Mae Berry. Blanche E Young, Heller
Wheeler. Clarence E. Turner, Frank A.. jr
Maurice Msrcelus. Cornelius Turner ant
arandchildren and two great eat-Rrand
children also survive Remains resting a
the John T Rhnes funeral home unit
Monday, February ], at 5 pm, then al
her above residence.
Funeral on Tuesday, February >, al
/ 1890 m from Zion Baptist Church F
ST between 3rd and 4th SITS. s.p the Rev
4 Edwards ofhciatlns Interment Ar
hngton National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Ahf. lhere Will be a specia
meeting of the Washineto1
Printing Pressmen's Union
No. ]. at 1908 K st. NV.
on Monday, February |
1943. at IL noon. for tn,
purpose of attending the fu
neral of cur late brother
HARRY RYAN.
LAWRENCE l.. DULIN.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

KONDRUP, JOHAN c. Members Of the
n Association OF the Oldest In
o { ]:
AN habitants are requested to at
/EDICN associate. JOHAN c. KON-
\~ Hines Co. funeral home. 2a0l
" l4th st. NV, on Monday,
February J. 1943. at 3 D. m.
THEODORE W, MOVES, President.
JOHN B. D1CkMAN, SR., Secretary.
LANCE, HELEN ELIZABETH. On
Thursday, January IS. 1943, HELEN
ELIZABETH LANCE OF 3702 LIVINGSTON ST.
n. w, beloved wife of Oscar G. Lance,
mother OF Mae Kieny Helena Schneeman,
William z. Edwin. Oscar G.. N and S.
Etratton Lange
Services at the S H Hines Co funeral
home, 390l l4th ST. n W. on Monday. Feo-
ruary !. at am. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. 81
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
HGzo ANOCHE UNA VISTA
A YBOR CITY LA ESP0SA
DEL A PEPPER

Comic anoche en- ell restaurant
Columbia, la Sra. Mildred Pep
per, Ia bslla eSpoEa del senador
Claude Pepper.
Procedfa de Miami y Sc diri-
gia a st. Petersburg donde resi-
de su familia.
La accmpanaban la Sra. Ca
rolene Martin, hija del senador
Hughes, de Delaware; los espo-
SOS S. l.. Stark, Daniel Webster,
Sra. T. c Snyder y otras perso-
mas
Prapar6 un menu especial pa
ra estos distinguishes huespedes
la cocina del famOso restaurant
Con la Sra Pepper, sus fami-
liares y amigos platicaron 81 ex
juez Lorenzo Hernandez, su her
mano Casimiro, nuestro direc-
tor y Ell mayordomo Pepin Fer
radez.
A los muchos amigos que en-
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

fraceran una fuerte batatla po-
!.tica. No habra dificuEtades en-
las medals que tengan relaci6n
con Ia guerra.
FL vicsprDsh ante Wallace Sc
propone sonferencfar, IN bien
del a ammonia, con los lideres de
los dos partidos.
Majestic hoy ell senador repu-
Elicano Austin, de Vermont,
que los legisladores de su parti-
do tienen ell deber de olvidar la
politica y dar su apoyo a todas
las esenciales medidas de que
IRA. "El mas importante elemen
to del Congreso 7S0 sera la eau.
sa de ganar la guerra"
Sera reelecto presidente de Ia
Camara el Sr. Sam Rayburn, de
Texas, y lider de la mayoria ell
representative Mccormack, de
Massachusetts. Ell representan-
te republicano Martin continue
"a siendo ell lider de la minoria.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
DIvoRCIos Y PLETToS

Decretos: Jose P. Rawls con-
ira Minnie Rose Rawls; Gladys
Margaret Ring contra Roberto
Morris Ring.
Nuevas demandas: Helen
Skies; Raymond Vald6s contra
Pasqualina Osciolla Vald6s; Ha
rrison Cowen contra Anna M
Richard Cowen; Virginia Qua
gliardo contra Domenick Qua
gliardo; Sue Tenuta contra Jot
Tenuta; Ollie Mae Gorby contra
William Allen Gorby.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
Joven Sonora: tUn viejo "tab1i" lie
impide a listed probar esta ayuda9

En- dias de menos Illustration, las
mujeres no discutian estas cosas.
Ahora es diferente. 81 una mujer su-
fire de dolores periodicos parecidos a
calambres Y de otras incomodidades
puramente funcionales, ella trata de
aprender Y ayudarse a 81 misma.
Miles de mujeres elogian las 2 for
mas en- que Cardui act1a. Tornado
como un t6nico, usualmente aumenta
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
NOTA DE PESAME
BENJAMIN BLANCO

Victima de IN embolia cere-
bral que Sc lie present6 en- el dia
Gle aver, dej6 de eXistir hoy en-
ell ~sanatorio del Centre Asturia-
no, despues del mediodia, ell Sr'
Benjamin Blanco un querido a.
migo de esta casa.
Era "Blanquin", como lie la-
mabamos sus amigos, un hom-
bre inteligente, amable, honda
5oso, y desempehaba el puesto
de capataz de la fabrica de taba
cos Corral y Co. propiedad de
la sonora viuda de Don Manuel
Corral y Sus ihijos.
Cuando la guerra de Espana,
BENJAMIN figuraba en- ell Comit5
Popular Y daba pruebas de un
acendrado republicanismo.
La noticia de su muerte pro
ducira honda pena no solo entire
sus amigos, sine tambien entire
las personas que lie conocian y
apreciaban sus m6ritos como
ciudadano Y padre de familia.
Ell cadaver sera tendido en- la
funeraria de Primo Lord. Aun
no Sc ha fijado la fecha del en-
tierro.
Ueven estas lineas nuestra
muy sincera expression de condo
lencia a su viuda y su respetada
familia.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
Sc REUNIRA MANANA
Ell CONGRESO 78
No surgiran serias dificultades
en- cuanto a Jas medidas
de guerra

Washington, Enero BEL
Consreso 70 Sc reunira manana
y los legislatures dem6cratas
mas influyentes piden ammonia.
Varios senadores y represent
tantes lie rogara al presidente
Roosevelt que omita del progra
MA legislative la revision de la
ley de Segurdiad Social.
ST ell jefe de estado insiste en-
la revision, los republicanos o.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

WASHINGTON. - Multi
pies v variadas son las activi-
dades encaminadas a mejorar
las condolences de hygiene, ali
mentacion y bienestar de los
pueblos del Nuevo Mundo que
ha emprendido una nueva en-
.idad de cooperation interame-
ricana: ell Institute de Asun-
tos I-nteramericanos.
Este institute, cuya creaci6n data
de algo menos de un aho, tiene la
distinction de haber llegado a ser
uno de los principles Department
tos dedicados a fomentar ell bienes-
tar de las naciones del Hemisferio
Occidental. En- 10 que sc refiere a
su amplia esfera de actividades,
dicho institute es comparable a
otras entidades de sehalada impor-
tancia en- las relaciones interameri-
canas tales como ell Banco de Ex-
portaci6n e Importation de Wash
ington, la Ofcina Panamericana de
~Saiubridad, la Agencia de Creditos
Agro-pecuarios, amen de los depar-
tamentos regulares del gobierno.
Hasta la fecha va %ascienden a
c~entenares los proyectos que Sc han
acometido o que estan en- Was de
ejecuci6n, la mayor parte de los
cuales Sc refieren a asuntos de hi
giene Y saneamiento. Tanto los
Estados Unidos como los demas pai-
ses de la America han contribuido
con sumas de dinero que ascienden
a millones con ell prop6sito de que
dichos proyectos puedan ser de la
mayor utilidad practica, bajo las
condolences actuales de emergencia
creadas por la guerra, sin perder de
vista otros beneicios de caracter
permanente que contribuyan, de dl-
ferentes modos, a elevar ell nivel de
vida en- TODD ell hemisferio.
Facilitara las labOres
Ell mencionado institute fue crea-
do ell pasado mes de MARIO por la
Ofcina del Coordinador de Asuntos
Interamericanos, y es por su natu-
raleza un ORGANISING collective con-
cebido para facilitar las labores de
la ~expresada Oficina del Coordina-
dor, fuera del territorio de los Esta-
dos Unidos, asf como para la admit
~nistraci6n de los fondos asignados
Dor ell gobierno norteamericano
para la ejecuci6n de tan importante
programa.
Por 10 que toca al alcance y a Ia
variedad de los proyectos que han
sido formulados, este institute nc
tiene parang6n en- toda la historic
de la cooperation interamericana en-
la resolution de los problemas mas
comunes.
BESIDE ell imprevisto ataque nip6r
q la base naval de los Estados Uni
dos en- Pearl Harbor, han surgidC
nuevos y numerosos problemas eco
n6micos creados principalmente POI
la dedication de los t~ransportes
maritimos destinados al intercam-
bio comercial de tiempos normales
a la satisfaction de las exigencias
ocasionadas por la guerra. Algunos
de estos problemas han sido va
abordados satisfactoriamente por el
institute.
La organization de esta entidad
es en- todos respectos semejante a la
de la Secci6n de Economic Funda-
mental de la Oficina del Coordina-
dor daW AsuntOs Interamericanos
que ha venido funcionando desde
que Sc celebr6 la reunion de Secre-
tarios de Relaciones Exteriores en-
Rio de Janeiro. Para atendar a la
gran variedad de u proyectos, ell
institute ha sido o~rganizado en- tres
La gaceta., 1943-01-05
LA "MUNICIPAIlIDAD VEN
do 18 SOLARES

En- pGblica subasta la muni-
cipalidad vendi6 aver Is sola-
res.
La suma obtenida fue menor
de 10 que Sc habia calculado por
los menoS optimistas.
Ell solar de la esquina de East
Broad y Hilton Place Sc vendio
por 500 a L. B. Mattair; sofia
res segundo y tercero de la es-
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

Minardi, por SIS; solar frente
al 6407 de la avenida Nebraska,
a Don Sheppard, por 5000; es-
Quina noroeste de Palafox y ca
lie Is, a A. F. Osborne, por SIZE
siete solares en- la subdivision
Buffalo Heights, a $50 cada u
no, a w. G. Kriehn; solar 3,
manzana 10, subdivision Ohel-
sea, a A. Pickens Cole, agente,
lpor 800.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

s~eccionesl az Hygiene y saneamien-
to; (2) Rehabilitation en- periodos
de emergencia; (3) Nutrici6n y ali
mentos.
Cooperation de t6cnieOs
Cientos de tecnicos especializados
en- intermediates tropicales, en- abas-
tecimiento de where's, en- rehabilita-
ci6n, en- saneamiento y IN construc-
clones, han sido asignados por ell
institute para trabajar en- coopera-
ci6n con las autoridades y tecnicos
de las otras Americas. FL plan de
actividades va desde la ejecuci6n de
un extenso programa de hygiene y
saneamiento en- la hoya del Amaze
mas, hasta la construction de CANT
nos en- Honduras,
En- su indole de entidad legal, e
institute tiene existencia aut6noms
de la Oficina del Coordinador de
Asuntos Interamericanos, pero los
funcionarios del mismo desempenar
cargos semejantes en- esta ultima
dependencia gubernativa.
Ell director del institute es ell Sc.
nor Nelson A. Rockefeller, quien e'
a la vez Coordinador de Asuntos In
teramericanos. Ell senior John C
Nc Clintock, Coordinador auxilial
de la Ofcina de Asuntos Interame.
ricanos, esta %encargado directa'
mente del programa de economic
fundamental y ejerce sus funcione'
por mediaci6n de tres jefes de sec.
ci6n: ell DR.. George G. Durham, hi
giene y saneamiento; ell sehol
James d. LeCron, alimentos y nu
trici6n; Y ell senior John M. Clark
rehabilitation en- situaciones d.
emergencia,
AcuerdOs fOrmales
Una vez hechas las negociacione'
pertinentes por intermedio de Ii
Secretaria de Relaciones Exterio'
res, los acuerdos son puestos Ell
ejecuci6n por ell institute como
agente de los Estados Unidos. AL
gunas de las otras repdblicas anne
ricanas han creado agencias equiya'
%lentes para llevar a efecto su partt
del programa, Ell resultado de todc
clio ha sido la creaci6n de organis-
mos adicionales que son necesarios
para dar APPLICATION practica al plan
de collaboration interamericana.
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

bla de danos en- edificios de re-
sidencias y bajas en- la pobla-
ci6n civil.
Los nazis aseguran haber de-
rribado A lombard &dores.
Ell diario Daily Express Sc
refiere a una nueva tecnica ale
mana de "suicidio" usada ell do
La gaceta., 1943-01-05

uuina noroeste de Hilton Place
y Crenshaw, $500 cada uno, a
j. F. Griffith; solar en- Park
Circlo, subdivision River Bend,
a j. F. Griffith, 5000; esquina
suroeste de la calle 10 y Cren-
shaw, por 500 a W. M. Seitz;
solar en- ell 3110 calle 16 a C. W.
Carlisle, por SIS; solar al este
del 1902 avenida %, a Manuel
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ell apetito, estimula la corriente de
los jugos gastricos, ayuda a la diges-
ton y por 10 tanto contribute a dar
energia v resistencia. Empezando
tres dias antes del tempo, y tornado
como Sc ordena, ayudara a aliviar en-
parte ell dolor peri6dico, puramente
Functional. Pruebe ardui. Una ejecu-
toria de 62 amos dice que guilds ayu-
de.
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mingo, cuando perdieron IS ca.
.zas. LOS cans Golaban en- pare
jas y ataeNban de .frente a los
y ombarderos.
AlgGnos de los aparatos de los
'bit,efistas Sc deshicieron en- ell
eire VI otros dasoendieron en-,
yulcltos en- -lamas.
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DEFUNCIcNES

FaCisei6 aver en- su domicilio,
2130 de la calle LaSalle, en- w.
Tampa, G Sr. Pedro V. Velaz-
'quez de 62 amos de edad
lie soI5reviue un sobrino, ell
Sr. jose Delgado.
Ra:ibira sepultura 81 cajaver
en- ell cementerio Colon.
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ST senior
Compre la pintUra B.
L. P. Solamente Sc ven
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale IS.
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Loo harrios iatinos tione cl eena-
cor Purrer, dciic6 palabras dc
recuerdo y aprecio Ia :ulta da-
ma.
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LA AVIACION BRITANNICA
BOMBARDEO DE NUEVO Ell
VALE DEL RUHR
Dos de dos aparatos no
regreSarOn

Londres Enero 5.-Por segun
da vez en- dos noches los aeropra
nos britanicos bombardearon ell
del Ruhr, perdi6ndose dos
aparotos. La Radio de Berlin ha