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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Canada 10 Limit.
Drivers TO 10
Gallons a Year

OTTAWA, Feb. u (UP).-Sup-
ply Minister G. D. Howe told the
House of Commons that Canadian
motorists would be limited 10 40
gallons OF gasoline each for the
year starting April unless they
can prove vocational necessity"
The Dominion's estimated l,220,-
900 non-commercial automobiles
will be given an IA" rating en-
titling owners TO 40 gasoline cou-
pons, good for three gallons each,
At an average of is miles m the
sLA.tseNSsGLfe tss4 ,s,0s :. frl aye
fuel for 2,160 miles.
When gasoline rationing was in
troduced in Canada last April /,
passenger cars were placed in the
basic "A" category. allowing them
enough fuel TO drive approximately
5000 miles.
Under the new plan, commercial
vehicles will be included in the
rationing system.
All motor vehicles will be re-
quired 20 carry windshield stickers
indicating their ration rating.
Service station operators must
check the stickers against the ra-
ton books of the purchasers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
BIdlkout Conviction
Upheld in Court

In Wayne County's first black
out violation. appealed to circuit
court, Foss DeWind, as, Of 27l24
West Seven-Mile road, BEDFORD
township, today was found guilty
of refusing to get of the street
during the November IS blackout
and was given suspended SEN
tence by Circuit Judge Toms.
DeWind was given a violation
ticket by Mrs. Beatrice Clark, hi:
block raid warden, when he re-
fused to 60 indoors. Tried before
Justice Joseph Leahy he wa'
found guilty and given a $40 FINE
or five DAYS in Jail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Vin(o Workers
Honored by {

Eight hundred employees OF the
Vince Corporation. precision tool
and gage manufacturers. today
wore arny-navy f pins for pro-
duction and their new plant, 1855
Schaefer highway, proudly flew
the top production flag OF the
services.
The awards were made in the
plant by army and navy repre-
Isentatives in a ceremony presided
over by Mayor Jeffries. which in
lcluded introduction Of Gene Sara
zen, champion golfer. as "Vnco'!
good will ambassador,
Sarazen and j. J. Osplack
president of the corporation
have laid aside their golf club
for war gage and tool precision
1 1t. Com. +. NJ. Hitner, engineer
of the naval material inspector
office here, presented the p pins
the first going 10 Osplack ant
Charles X. White. president o
VInco Local No. 157. UAW-C1O
Col. D. Allen Lenk. chief of the
gage section. Frankfort Arsenal
presented the excellence burgee
which f. +. Butler, executive vice
president of the corporation
accepted.
All employees were given time
of for the presentation cere
monies, on an improvised ant
lpatriotically decorated stage.
band. under direction Of Graham
#. Overgard of Wayne University
added military music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Sum Shines for Sonny
Boy IT, Born Cripple. Gets Autographed Book
From Army Squadron Of Which He Is Mascot

Army Air Forces in big letters
across the front. and postcards
from the fighter pilots.
They're sure good to me-" he
said. 81 don't think II will be
long before they get that first
Jap plane they promised me-"
Sonny became mascot through
his pal who worked down at the
corner gas station, Max Saydack
.25, of 1886 Sparkling avenue
When Max joined the squadron
he said he would never forget the
little boy who used TO come Il
the station in his wheel chair anC
visit and cheer the working day
Max didn't,
Sonny is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Moore OF 1882 Hull ave
Ihuc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12

One of the happiest little boys
in Detroit today is Mitchell
Sonny" Moore. who has never
been able to walk during his IL
years.
Sonny has just received a big,
50-page book. and in it was not
only his picture but the pictures
and autographs of all the men in
United States Army Fighter
Squadron 63 who recently com
.pleted training in the West.
The book came TO Sonny be-
cause he is the official mascot Of
The squadron. He's got an officia
letter with the name Of the squad
ron printed on the top in gold let
tiers, a regulation airplane pilots
sweater with the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Steaks Rum Loose
10 Steers Flee on Detroit Street; Citizens Appear
Armed With Carving Knives

the beasts by a house at 2124
Watson street, but in tying them
TO a truck one of them became
menacing and. to protect the life
and limbs of the eager surrounding
crowd, had TO be shot by Sgt
Harris Merritt.
With the advent of Sergeant
Merritt and his "shootin' iron,
half the crowd disappeared, only
TO reappcar several minutes later
armed with the necessary tools Il
completely slice up the defunci
steer.
1--WE never seen so many
butcher knives, meat cleavers
and butchering equipment turn
up. 80 quick" 1t. Charles De-
Hondt said. "Why those people
[ were actually going 20 cut up
we hadn't stopped them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
What to Wear
Men Threaten Strike Over
Firing Sweater Girls

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Feb. II
EINS) A wholesale walkout by
their male co-workers today was
Threatened at the Bridgeport plant
of the Vought-Sikorsky Plane
Manufacturing Company unless SO
girls discharged for wearin 8
sweaters are rehired Immediately
Twenty-Five more girls quit in
sympathy and a score OF men said
they wouldn't report for work 10.
day unless the girls--and their
sweaters-are back.
The girls were dismissed yester'
day when they ignored a company
ruling that sweaters were not 4
be worn during working hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12

Detroit's first genuine cattle
roundup In years was over today,
leaving disappointed participants
who, armed with knives, meat
cleavers and even a hack saw. had
visions of steaks, choice cuts and
roasts. all to be hacked of one
OF the steers that had TO be shot
to be corralled.
The unscheddled rodeo began
when 10 steers being unloaded
from a truck in the rear of the
S. Lowensten & Son Beef Co,
1854 Adelaide street, broke loose.
Employees, using trucks and ropes,
recaptured eight within a few
minutes but were baffled when
two of the steers romped in a
.northerly direction up Adelaide.
49, '+f-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
LETTERS Audience Costly

PITTSBURGH, Feb. y CUP).-
Popularity of Rubber Director
William M. letters cost the VIII
liam Penn Hotel $50. The hotel
was fined that amount because
1900 men crowded into the seven
teenth floor TO hear Jeflers address
an engineers society. Only 1000
persons may gather on that floor
under the building code.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
di|erCdnps'
Being Inspected

An inspection Of trailer camps,
where living conditions have been
condemned by county authorities.
was being completed today by Don
NJ. Pierce, state engineer in
charge of trailer camps, and DR.
Paul A. Klebba, Wayne County
medical examiner.
Doctor Klebba will make a re-
port of his findings at a meeting
of a subcommittee Of the Wayne
County Board OF Supervisors
Wednesday.
Already two operators of camps
where sanitary conditions are in
adequate have been arrested, ac'
cording TO Pierce.
Several of the camps have beer
operated on temporary permits
subject to renewals at the end OF
90 days, he added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Stimson Forecasts
Biz u. 5. Casualties

WASHINGTON, Feb. u (INS)
Secretary Of War StimSon pre-
dicted heavy, fighting In the near
future and heavy American cas-
ualties.
cit IL we'll 10 remember that
our position In malor warfare
throughout the world IL Just he
ginning" he told his press con-
ference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Drive for Nurses Monday

The American Red Cross. as
Stunning recruiting duties for army
and navy nurses, has been given
the Cannon Memorial on Wash
ington boulevard, as a headquart-
ers by the marines. The drive for
IT'S nurses starts Monday. Age
limit Is from 81 10 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
WARNS OF REACTION

81 tel my patients that ut
certain Hl<eIy periods they may
experience fever. chiIls and
other signs of reaction" Doctor
Ely said.
He constantly interrupted his
testimony 10 sip water which he
poured in quantities from a carafe.
Doctor Eby explained he was suf-
fering from a cold.
John c. Ray. assistant United
States attorney, croSs-examined
the witness on the power of sug-
sestion and asked If he remem-
bered tho teachings of Doctor
Coue.
"Day nv day i'm every way I'm
getting better and better" Will
liam Henry Gallagher, defense
council. prompted.
cts a good philosophy" Doc
tor Ely laughed. 81 think many
OF Cones patients responded"
He said he had known OF two
eases which responded 10 sugges-
ton and that he himself was an
instance.
'T had an aching tooth" he
explained. 81 felt better by the
time reached the dentists Of
fee, but 1 had II pulled anyway"
The Koch jury was reduced tc
a. today when William Machleit
100 West Dawson avenue, was
excused for Illness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one OF many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
MESA's CHARGES

Matthew Smith, head of the
MESA, charged that theS Parker
Wolverine Company had locked
out" 200 workers at the Milwaukee
ordnance plant as the strike there
continued. No meetings have been
scheduled for today, re said.
Shedding said he did not know
why the men walked out He said
the company had a closed shop
contract with MESA and there
had been no disputes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
DISPUTE AT WV

Services today remained para
lived at the YWCA, 2230 Wither-
ell street, where only engineers
on the job following a
jurisdictional dispute betwe G n
rival Go and AFL organizations.
Richard A. Forsyth, YWCA sec
rotary, said that the institution
had a contract with the United
Office and Professional Workers
tCIOl. When the contract came
up for renewal. Forsyth said, en-
pioye members of the Hotel and
II estaurant Employees Union
walked off their jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
MESA Strikers
In I Tool Plants
Return 10 Jobs

Strikes at two Detroit war
plants were ended this morning
while workers at a third plant
continued 10 stay away from their
jobs despite attempts of govern
ment labor mediators 10 end the
dispute.
Howard Shedding, superintend-
cnt of the Detroit Tap and Tool
Company. said that 300 members
cf the MESA unien walked of
their jobs yesterday at the COM
pany's two plants while state and
federal mediators were attempt
ing to end the strike at the Par
kev Wolverine Company.
both plants, 8432 Butler avenue
and 5000 Cass avenue, returned
this morning, pending a meeting
at 10 o'clock with com pany
officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit neWspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
SYMPTOMS REoccUR

Roebuck. who explained outside
court that he preserved his health
by going barefoot every summer,
Eaid that a reoccurcnce Of his pre-
ViouS symptoms caused him 10
come 10 Detroit 10 see Doctor
Koch.
He followed the Koch pre-treat-
nent instructions and returned
here for his injection, he said.
The defense brought out that
his disqualification in Fort Wayne
cost him 81 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
TELLS OF PATIENTS

Roebuck's hour on the stand in
terrupted the daylong cross-exam-
ination of DR.. Marvin r. Ely, San
Diego. Cal. general practitioner,
who testified 10 treating patients
with a Koch product.
DR.. Ely told of the cycles in
which patients experienced reac-
tons TO Koch injections, explain
ing they usually occurred at inter-
walls of three and one-hAlf days or
at intervals of seven days or null
tiples of seven.
Not all patients suffered reac-
lions but those who did developed
exaggerated manifestations Of the
disease, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12
Cancer Cured
BY Koch Drug,
Farmer, 80, Says
Nv DOROTHY WILLIAMS

FiChty-one-yesr-old Wesley s
Poebuck For, Wayne, Ind
farmer. today credited Or VIII
liam F. Koch's preparations with
curing a cancer which ne said
threatened ms life
For one injection ot tho Koch
Laboratories Inc, remedy he paid
5000 the witness testified The
physician. ms brother. Louis and
their firm are on trial in federal
court for miSlabcllnG and misrep-
resentauon of their products.
He received this treatment Al
The Koch clinic in Detroit in 1927
approximately six months after he
was operated on for stomach can
Ger in the Fort Wayne Methodist
Hospital Roebuck said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-12

lpIoyes and a stable crowd trappe
La gaceta., 1943-06-03
LA MEDICINA EN- Ia AMFpr
P~RECOLOMBIANA

"duehO del sueao." 5.
presumir que los ms,p pas'
el fen0meno del hipS ss5 q
Ia magnetizaci0n. '''''a'
Segdn Werner wo,,,
eOnOcian e%iertas leye. b ~
ROr e]emplo' las leye, d. ~ \
Ito. Los mexicanos no %, Il =
estas' sin embargo, sin, "a, 4
dolas a los successes c5,n,''
por este por 10 que b,s,.
al %jeroglifico de la Ipn D =
del dtero, pues habion al
Ia relaci6n entire las f,, s''f|
vas de la luna y el dess,,,l
hombre, Ell jeroglifico d. 4
y del dtero aparece lleso = :
en- la cual NADIA el gernss !
dlferentes estados de 5e,,,
Este germen tenia la form,
ma lanceta para sangrar. n,
mayas consideration Ia VIA,
"un sacrifice continue" ,,
Hos la vida esta consagr,i,
muerte y ell que vive bs 9
a la muerte." Finalmenta .
men en- ell jeroglifico De !,
sc convierte en- ell embri6,
sentaoo por un conejO; est
mo es e. simbolo de la fecp
y del m~ovimiento, indicau
sus largas orejas que perc
secretos de la vida.
Tales son las curiosas n
que sobre los conocimient
logicos Y medicos poseian
La gaceta., 1943-06-03

La possession de la verdaa ]
mas que la lucha entire las r.
clones impuestas de los nOn'-
Algo deja la noche en- e-
puesto que ell coraz0n que \
ella a~tormentado por Ia ou .'
tormentado, amanece heT'H''
paZ.
La gaceta., 1943-06-03

Miles de obreros ''latinos' condenan
hoy, y 10 califican de injusto y antidemo-
cratico, ell laudo de la War Labor Board
sobre la p%etici6n de $50 de aumento en-
los jornales.
Mala suerte tienen los torcedores con
los agentes de un gobierno que ayudaran a
elegir.
HaSta les MEGA la Junta, 10 que es in
justo y revela desconocimiento por parte
del caballero o los caballeros que redacta-
ron y aprObaron la 'sentencia", los 7R
centavos que legitimamente les pertenecen.
Los tra~bajadores hacen confianza en- la
raz6n y cast siempre salem con las manos
en- la cabeza y murmurando: iSenor, no
hay ~justicia en- ell mundo!
Pero aceptaron ell arbitraje Y ahora
no les queda mas "remedio'' que acatarlo.
Ell COncejo de Labor Italo-Americano
ACADIA de tomar importantes acuerdos en-
contra de un "diluido o perfumado regimen
monarquico en- Italia.
Los tratos con las naciones fascistas,"
dice ell Concejo, "pertenecen al mas bajo
tipO de apaciguamiento.
mo hay callejones o caminos cortos pa
La gaceta., 1943-06-03

Hay de esos hombreS mm
SOS, que dejan ante 81 y derl
81, llama la terra.
La gaceta., 1943-06-03

Al hombre ha de decirse
es digno del hombre, J cap
exaltarlo.
La gaceta., 1943-06-03

Els tarea de hormigaS
contando en- rimas desans
dolorcillos propios! FL dbl
de ser pudoroso.
La gaceta., 1943-06-03

La bora del c%onocimiento
verdad es embriagadora y al
ia.
La gaceta., 1943-06-03

Los goces comunes SonIs
bellacos. La vida tiene goes
visimos, que vienen de anaf
pensar.
La gaceta., 1943-06-03

Ell lenguaje es obra del nOn'
Y ell hombre no ha de ser e'
del lenguaje.
La gaceta., 1943-06-03

lie recordamos a Raymond Sheldon,
luego de aclarada su relacion con la ley de
los "seis districts, la promesa de consular
a los "buenos vecinos' que hiciera antes
de ser electo.
ST hubiera consultado a tempo a sus
amigos "latinos", jamas hubiese caido en-
ell error de la redistribution.
va sabemos que ell amor es- infinite en-
epoca de elecciones y tenemos derecho a
esperar que ell "carino" Sc extienda de mo-
do que despues de los comicios Sc tenga
siempre en- cuenta a los que "arrimaron ell
hombro" de modo que ell triunfo Sc produ-
jesse.
La gaceta., 1943-06-03
DEL IDEARIO AMERICAN
MART

Escribir es un dolor, es IN
jamiento: es como uncir IN d
a un CAIRO.
La gaceta., 1943-06-03

/ IhAA
civilization y notables conocimien
tos matematicos y ASTRONOMERS.
Muchos monumentos y otros fru-
tos de esta civilization fueron
destruidos durante la epoca de la
conouista. Gracias a las indicacio-
mes de algunos misioneros sc po-
see, sin embargo, sobre esta civili-
zaci6n precolombiana, un vasto
material, aunque en- su mayor par
tie solo sea fragmentario.
Durante cuatro siglos Sc han
hecho e~sfuerzos para descifrar los
ieroglificos mayas. M. Werner
Wolff, que Sc ha dedicado pacien-
temente a este trabajo, ha llega-
do a establecer que veinte jero-
glificos mayas, que Sc creian eran
tan solo signos del calendario y
nombres, forman al mismo ITEM
DO ell alfabeto maya a la manera
de las letras orientales. Las pala-
bras de los textos jeroglificos asi
establecidas pueden traducirse a
la lengua maya, la cual Sc habla
aun hoy y las i~lustraciones situa-
das al lado de estos jeroglificos
! concuerdan exactamente con los
textos traducidos. Los textos CO.
responder plenamente a la ira
dici6n de estos pueblos, seg1n han
sido contadas por los misioneros.
La traduccion de los codices ma
vas ha permitido a M. Werner
Wolff constatar que los mayas
poseian conocimientos biol6gicos y
numerosas concepciones medicas.
La ciencia medica precolombiana
sc orientaba, en- primer lugar, ma
gica Y Embellishments. Mas por
otra parte, posefa e~xcelentes como
cimientos en- ell terreno de los me-
dicamentos, del tratamiento de en-
fermedades, de la p~sicoterapia Y
de las operaciones q~uir1rgicas.
I'm autor espanol, Nicolas Mo-
nardez, publico hacia 1865, o sea
cuarenta y cinco amos despues de
la conquista de Mexico, un impor-
tante libro sobre los medicamen-
tos ~americanos. Monardez habia
Experimental con los m%edicamen
tOs traidos de Mexico, comproban-
do que daban eexcelentes resulta-
dos. Las plantas medicinales exis-
tian en- gran numero, mas de dos
cientas v~ariedades. Disponia de
Jlantas para combatir la fiebre,
para purificar la sangre, para ha-
GER ~transpirar. Disponfa tambien
de cremas de valor curative pre-
paradaS con la grasa de la cochi-
nilla. Sc conocfa tambien un ira
tamiento a base de IN lavado de
orina para diferentes enfermeda-
des; segun ell doctor Werner
Wolff, este representaba va una
~terapeutica hormonal. Los medi-
o meXicanos conocian tambien
ciertos procedimientos quirIrgi-
cos. Sabian curar las fractures de
huesos Y cosian las heridas con la
ayuda de un cabello. Para las
fractures de craneo utilizaban fl
nos Instruments de hueso. La tire
panaci6n era tambien conocida. ST
despues de la cicatrizaci6n la lla-
ga tenia NAL aspecto, ell medico
hacia otra incision, cauterizaba Y
COSTA de nuevo con I'm cabello.
Entire los aztecas existfan coma
dronas capaces de proporcionar
sus cuidados a las parturientas
Los banos de vapor Y los masa-
jes desempenaban un gran pape,
en- la operacion de dar a luz. La
comadrona Observable 81 ell feto es-
taba en- buena posicion Y disponia
ell calor de los banos de vapor a
fin de como Sc decia- "evitar
lue ell feto Sc pegase a las paroles
del vientre." Sc prescribia IN
nrOcadiminntn one so nnnnnhn do
La gaceta., 1943-06-03
SHERIFF REPUESTO
-LAUDO UNPOPULAR
LAS "COMPONENDAS"!
-HUELGA LOCAL
DESPEDIDAS

Nos dice listed, amigo, que algunos Sc
nores concejales no merecen representa-
a una ciudad como Tampa.
Nuestras Columns estan a su DISPOSE
ci6n para exponer las razones que supone-
mos tiene.
La gaceta., 1943-06-03

Una pregunta inocente: GEn que Sc in
vierte ell dinero que pagan por %"apuntar"
y no ser molestados los senores 'banque-
ros' y sus "ayudantes"?
mo seria mejor r~ecaudarlo, directa-
mente, para beneficio del estado de Flori-
da?
La gaceta., 1943-06-03
Chmmgas y No ChmmgGs

"a llegar a la victoria; ell 1nico canine es
ganar una paz justa y d~uradera.
"Todas las maniobras secretas solo SIR
ven para qu~ebrantar las elevadas esperan-
zas que las fuerzas democraticas del mum
do han depositado en- las Naclones Unldas'
Mas todavfa, emplear bayonetas america
mas O ametralladoras inglesas para lmponer
una desacreditada combination con Ell 60
bierno ~italiano, en- estas horas %critlcas, ma
ria perder la fe al pueblo italiano y lie lleva-
ria a unirse con los aventureros y demago-
COS totalitarios."
Bien hace esa organization italo-amerl-
cana o~poniendose a una "~componenda con
ell Rey de Italia O Mussolini, igual a la des-
honrosa que Sc "negociara", sin permlso
del pueblo, con Franco y los '~falangistas"
espanoles.
Los que consideran possible un "arre-
Clio" o ''pacto' con los italianos fascistas..
moralmente no son superiores a Hitler y
sus secuaces.
iva bastante dignidad hemos perdido
con esa ~"insensatez" de ayudar a rance
con ropas, alimentos y gasolina mientras Ell
nos desprecia y nos ataca por la espalda
en- los paises latino-americanos.
Demanda D'Arpa que Sc a%prueben los
proyectos de ley mandados a la legislatu-
ra por los senores concejales.
Asegura el que son buenos . pero ell
senior D'Arpa no ha consultado directamen-
tie a sus amigos de West Tampa.
iY tampoco han consultado los senoreS
concejales a los ciudadanos de los otros
districts!
iC6mo pueden los ediles invocar la
opinion publica, en- los barrios l%atinos, sin
antes ponerse en- c~ontacto con los grupos
y personals de mayor representation?
Sc declararon en- huelga 1875 electricis-
tas de los astilleros McCloskey y un jefe de
trabajadores dijo que sus %companeros quie-
rem Sc les dele en- libertad de acci6n para
ir a otros trabajos de guerra donde sean
utilizados por complete SUI habilidad y es-
fuerzo.
Discurre bien csc jefe obrero; pero los
electricistas Sc ~Quedaran ALI Y ~continuaran
'matando la culebra" hasta que puedan
TRAFALGAR, con SUI mayor esfuerzo y habili-
dad, en- los va famosos, famosisimos, bar
cos de cemento.
Ell pueblo de los Estados Unidos, tan
bondadoso, tan humane, abona todos los
gastos de los astilleros y 'ademas entrega
una jugosa identification" de diez por
ciento.
CuandO las cuentaS sean bien sacadas,
despueS de la guerra, ell pueblo jamas olvi-
dara la formula" de todos los gastos V los
reditos ell diez por ciento.
Parecenos, a juzgar por las palabras
del caballerOso funcionario federal Megill,
que la firma de Regensburg Sc ha precipi-
tadO en- cuantO p deiar sin +rohoio l,omo
La gaceta., 1943-06-03

Ell senado de la Florida lie devolvio aver
SUI puesto de sheriff del condadO de Brow
ard, suspendido de empleo y sueldo por ell
gobernadOr.
Sc lie habia acusado de consentir ell jue-
go prohibidO.
Juego consentido 10 hay en- varios con-
dados del Estado . ipero los Colorado
res" estan bien "protegidos"!
LIE TOGO bailN con la mas fea al condes-
table Graves.
La gaceta., 1943-06-03

Parecenos, a juzgar por las palabras
del caballerOSO f~uncionario federal Megill
que la firma de Regensburg Sc ha precipi-
tado en- cuanto a dejar sin trabajo, luego
de sacar los numeritos de I'm sombrero. a
tres obreras anilladoras que no n~ecesita Dor
haber sido acrecentada a 48 horas la Sc
mana de labor.
Mr.. Megill ha venido c~oncediendo "pIa-
EOS de %ajuste" a los senores patronos, unos
de 90 dias y otros de 80.
La poderosa compania tabacalera de-
DO consular a la rama tampena de la Co.
mission de Potential Humane antes de echar
a la Gale a esas obreras.
iLogico es que con motive de la escasez
de orazos en- la industrial de guerra, no 50
lie quite ell trabajo a hombres V muinros
haSta hacer las gestiones oportunas para
sacarlos de una labor Y llevarlos a otrar
ii e~sfuerzo de las tres anilladoras DDS
peuloaS de NADIA sirve ahora al Tic SamnoI
y aoemas' no entraran en- sus hogares los
JorhaieS que Semanalmente cobraban