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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
Accused

Accused
Emilio Angel, 722 Church ST.,
Ann Arbor, was taken into custody
by the Willow Lodge Sheriff's de.
partment early this morning in the
local bus station where he was &C
cused OF indecent liberties. A WON.
an bus passenger who had left the
bus at Willow Lodge, reported the
offense to the sheriffs officers who
arrived in Ypsilanti in time TO meet
the bus. Ypsilanti police assisted
in the arrest.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
In The Sick Room

Miss Alice Roscoe returned,
Thursday. from st. Joseph Hos.
pital, Ann Arbor. to her home
where she will be confined for a
few days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
Poultry


BROILERS. 275, capons. 9 lbs
up. 81 under s pounds. 1850;
fowls. 2i60: stays. 20.60: geese,
%: turkeys under rs lbs. $3.50:
IS to % lbs, 3i1O: % lbs up. 30. TO-.
ducks, %. No loading or unloading
Saturday or Sunday.
Grain
WHEAT No. .. Sl.76.
BARLEY mailing range.
l45 moisture. Sll9.L32. feeding,
1927.
EGGS
White. L. $. Grade A. jun
hos. 50 629c. extra large. 49.50C;
large. 4sc; medium, 43 44c;
brown l.. s Grade A, extra large.
soc; Grade Il. large, i3-43Ac.
Fruits
ADMINISTRATIONS, fancy. $4.50-5
bu.; No. /, S3.50-4 bu.; Mcintosh
fancy. $3.50-4 bu.: No. !. S3.3.2b
bu.. No. 2. sl.5C bu.: Northern
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
Pick OF The Air Today
Natlonal nroadeastIna corpanY

RED NETWORK -WLW zoo. WV
$50. WHAM 1850. WMAQ SO.
BLUE NETWORk-WXYZ 1910,
Columbia Broadesstlnp Company
WJR go, WRBM $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1860. VICAR 1850. WBNS
1860. WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORk-WOWO 1890.
Mutual Broadeastlng Company
RED NETWORK WLW 100.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 70O
CKLW 500. WJBK 1890.
WLW 100, WGN 72o.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
Tells Stories

Tells Stories
Saturday morning from 1890
10 1870 Mrs. Ralph Smith will tell
stories in the children's story hour
at the Ladies' Library.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
Taken To Jail

Ronald Lawrence. Willow Lodge,
charged by state police with being
intoxicated and disorderly, when
they arrested him on US-1l2 Thurs
day afternoon, was taken to Wash
tenaw County Jail. pending arraign'
ment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06

Lost on highway off truck l.ton
chain hoist and IA foot tripod A..
j. Burrell & Sons. PHI. 636. Adv. sos
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
Report Thefts

Theft OF a tire and wheel from
the rear OF a Michigan Avenue
store on July 20. was reported to
police Thursday by the owner, q.
u. Murdoch. Willard Clawson. 213
River Blvd, reported that the fen
der skirts from his automobile
were stolen while IT was parked oil
s. Hamilton 81. Thursday evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06

Sent Home
Police quieted a disturbance 10
the 500 block OF f. Michigan Ave.
Thursday evening, when it was re-
ported that three boys were noisy
there. The boys were reprimanded
and sent home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
Car Recovered

Car Recovered
4 car belonging TO G. A. Travis,
Ills Olivia St, Ann Arbor. which
he reported was stolen while parked
in the Ypsilanti business district
Wednesday. was recovered by the
Michigan State Police. at William
stOn, Mich. The owner has been
notified and will reclaim his auto
. mobile at East Lansing.
Evening star., 1943-05-18
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

hklP MEN q WOMEN.
BooKKEEPER, white gentle: good pay,
sood working conditions, Reminston book
4s-hour week with overtime pay after 40
hours. See PRODUCTION supt, Continental
Baking CO. 2301 Georgia ave. NV.
GoUPLE ess.eL1 on pGYaltry farm c9mtortabe
moat2 % Phene seSesna Sefna Psrs Ps1se 1s5 ssa $40
COUPLE, colored. young; reliable, to do
building; wife can do most of work and
good WAGES and quarters. DU. 546l.
couple or cook. Box BOOT Star. 1s.
COUPLE: at tourist inn. man as night
clerk. woman to assist with light house
salary increases to efacient couple. Apply.
5-S pm. 2459 Tunlaw rd NV.
DIsHWAsHERs, for downtown club; one
from 70 so to Dm ssd the other mo1FS from
board boar e. each. .'' ER 1918 o0 pct "0n'n ana
DIsHWAsHERs 12). and counter girls I.1,
colored, Apply De Luxe Luncheonette, 36iO
restaurant. hours le to $40, | day off;
Sunday work; SIS per week. Phone SH.
S:46 to pm.
MAN AND WIFE. white, no children; sal
furnish house, fuel COW, chickens, pigs
and garden. Man must be exper. farm
worker and know livestock; wife to cook
for owners and do light general housework.
Farm located % mi. from Wash. Must be
absolutely sober and furnish, refs. Give
phone number in reply. Wish couple i'm
mediately. Box 4l9-R. Star.
SWIMMING, RIDING AND CANOEING
INSTRUCTORS for White Mountain girls
and boys camp: couples considered Write
or call camp director. Statler Hotel
TEACHERS, for White Mountain boys and
girls camp: couples considered Write or
phone camp director. Statler Hotel, Wash
Ing ton D. c.
Evening star., 1943-05-18
HELP MEN.

DISHWASHER BUS BOY,
COLORED, DAYWORK
GOOD PAY AND CONDI-
TIONS. MUST BE RELI-
ABLE. APPLY MANAGER,
zoos E ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-18
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. iuait three tuu days and
receiue their license on the fifth
!. day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
HrEh Gene Mills. 23, Linden. Va. ane
sales s'bso2 sss5s 9l 34f ssos Gsdar s, NV
and Msresret De1ar. v sSGs 1s isns s1 Nidho
ErieSt sat Scott q q. q st. NV. and Lucille
'o6R Il 1sS Egg q; .ns cora = Brown. 25, both
s:s fr,ss: s: e. I! isos ps s.; s> .;s
I%}; ass.s asu h1ss.: = s. ns and
and Emma Owens, is. s17 18th st. NE
e%a. o Robsf55 81 sP JoIsTsas Bsss cs
ao'o,r. 9T, y And irene Thompson. Is. 57I7
1t: cIosAf1 joe B. fxe Nash ny s1 ouantico. va and
Helen Mason, %, 1925 18th st. NV
w5sr fBa Gs.~sa stsVsns zfDD e. sSS g. 4sS Nea
snd Maryoiine Landram, a1, 1908
ana WINS stensts e. so1o %iseon VI y1
ceSTfs %iIsr!5 Cos g i,1. e. Nez River M N c., and
al. both d, Arlington "
as4s Mscsays Is ID 5sss s sh h St, s.
sad sslvis Surdette. IS. snhnf Kansas as City. as
Wilbur washington, %. 31s Florida ave.
Nv. and Virginia Greene, -. 1884
and Rachael Skinner. q. 900 Madison
and Eva Keller. 50, 4s Rhode Rho e. Island Sian
Milton McGreevy, -, and Marie Kayer
olibora borothg hr1eH5eg ai5em.S a. 90 Ss5s St and
g. othy SPARKS, 81, al5 Evarts st st. NJ. ne.
etsnlsy ans IN. M Becker. Becker. s2;a, curtis Bay; Md,
James Knight, ss warsaW. nrsa1ss'on; No. w. and md
ieE,s Eexis iMaF5leTiez a0 bezb snd MdarsaTet W
Robert Norton WI Il Riehmona' Chm na'n vs'. ST. and and
rrGaa1 Clara e9ss eHerzoss Is; 1oIl 18th st. NV:
rRsst Mary Sselnho sel g. 2s Nssy ksyvoY Yard and
and Mary wade, 81 2aai MAS Mass. ave. ave.
Lois psvs ~ r Ss O. s1s
IT, GLADYS Greene. 80, $40 1 4th st. st. ne ne.
ana esdSs Persons. M ms aa,noF1dss g. 1s7s r. Nd t.
Dayson De courcy, "a. Bangor Ne. ard
- Frances Bickford, 90. Madison. Me. '1
Clarence Welcher, 80, 1903 Randolph st
nv. nv and Marion M Troup, 20. 347I
william S surles. ns. %. San Francisco and
Evelyn Byers. 10, 1927 VerplancE
Joe Fletcher, 90. Parkvine. Md, and Ruth
Hersch, %, Baltimore
TiEsiaa JACK Boy Rs5ss' sid St st. ne
willard Routt. 81. 2l2a 18th st. NV,
John snd EseIv ssef sharks aH iass 81 1918 St.
Laurel Psse. 70 ia, 30 5000 Wis Us ave- ave- nW and
Edward W. Hahn. 30, Fort Plain. N. Y,
ana Genelle McVicker, "a, gill S
=. 2s; both. Of QLantico. Va
Martin Gudzin, 81. 1929 Macomb st. n W.
an and Barbara Dieterich. 10, 37ol McKin-
George Brown, As. Baltimore and Lillian
James knight, q, H%isrsaHe WarsaW NJ Mo- NV, and
Judith Cook. 90. Larchmcnt, N. Y.
Issued At Alexandria.
e Fraiey. IS, both of Alexandria. san flza 0e'n
francis Johnson, %. and Elma L. Sutton,
Calder E. Weibley. 80, Shippensburg. Pa d,
,,I, and var. Ardeth th 3 Green Fl: Creksona Pa:
johnson. "a, both. of Sioux City. Iowa,
Guy Ee,.v w'isamS saItS 81 Gsnola, Msgnoia T. and
nrood Fra1er. T.tn il, aeaeHn and Heen Tyson. 49,
49, both Of Washington.
Victor Prossin, 80, and Gail Donnelly, 35,
both Of Mount Vernon, N. Y
Evening star., 1943-05-18
HELP MEN.
PRESSER

Experienced on silk and wool Stead
lob. High salary. Shepherd Park Vale
$500 Alaska ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-18

UPHOLSTERERS,
ist class: repair furniture; good wages;
bring tools ready for work. 1885 10th
Evening star., 1943-05-18
HELP MEN (ceat.


HELPERS, to learn trade. Welding, punch
III: cali H. Acme IRON On WORKS. AZ ss ioss. n'lD
ensineer, Uline Ice Co.. srd and M
INTERIOR DECORATOR wanted for per
enersstie. ambitious and capable; this is
probably one Of the outstanding interior
Mr a.e Nes da n hs I'm city y.
or phone Ex. 26OO for appointment
INVENTION RESEARCH ASSISTANT: ex-
perience unnecessary. spare time if de-
sb., s5sd sa,e Sas. 10, aga
;5AN1ToR for smsh professional bldg.
stesds emDy
Izs2 Eye s: NV. ~
JANIToR. Apply Rm. 705. s1e 14th st.
JANITOR, colored, for large downtown
apartment house: attractive quarters for
seos pas Rsn re- os5 saa wife with references
shste Or nss seoT.d to Asps 1sS conn
ave. NV.
JANIToR, reliable. for 81 units: cash,
sex se, Ham fSf umf av. nx servfs a. ss
JANTTOR for small apt; house: 5th-class
dent manager. EN-. 5l61.
LABoRERs, large project Apply Column
bia pike and Fillmore ST., between 8th
and 9th. Arlington, Va.
LABORERS for construction job. Apply
J. B. Tiffey, 3l6 Kennedy st. NV, or con-
Struction job at ] st and Webster SITS. ne:
LATHERs AND PLAsTERERs to work on
Castle Manor project. Hyattsville, Md.
Phone Berwyn 772-J-2.
LUBR1CATION MAN. white or colored ex-
perience necessary, good pay and good
hours. Apply w. c. PresRrave, Mandell
Chevrolet. lash and Good Hope I'd Sc.
MAN, under 40, draft exempt. not now en-
pkoyed in war effort, possessing executive
ability and experienced in ONCE admins
tration and correspondence: apply in own
handwriting, giving full details as to edu-
cation. all positions held and salary re-
ceived each, draft classification. also
whether married. and if so. number chill
dren: inclose inexpensive. recent, nom
returnable photoRraph ph: salary, $50 per
week. Write Box 1857. Star
MAN as electricians helper: some expert,
ence in electrical wiring desirable; good
pay and hours. Call RE. 1850.
MAN OR BOY. country or city. work in
electric warehouse, with or without drivers
license, experience not necessary; good
pay. GE. aO17.
MAN, under 40, draft exempt. knowledge
Evening star., 1943-05-18

STOCK PACKER for shipping department.:
no experience necessary. Garrison's, 1915
~ n
Evening star., 1943-05-18

TEACHERS, for White Mountain boys and
girls camp: couples considered. Write or
phone camp director. Statler Hotel. Wash
inRton D. c.
Evening star., 1943-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

On AND AFTER THIS DATE WILL, NOT
be responsible for debts contracted by
any one other than myself. l.. A. BUTLER,
t7O1 18TH st. NV. 49,
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself THEODORE P. HINES, 934 10th
st. ne 20a
WILL THE PARTY IN MAROON CHEW
rolet who save an Army 1t ride on
May Is, contact 1t T. Youshock H. O.,
rsincoat left in car? 1as
Evening star., 1943-05-18

RESORT MANAGER-Write or call camp
director. Statler Hotel, Washington. D. c
ROOFING AND SIDING MEN (25), expert
snGed, wanted at once; S1.@a an hour.
Evening star., 1943-05-18
HELP MEN.
WANTED
AN EXPERIENCED
LIFE INSURANCE MAN.

An UnusuHI Opp0frunfty
for q Man Aged $3.50.
One OF the oldest. best-known insurance
agencies in Washington needs an expert
enced, uualif1ed life underwater to manage
newly established life insurance depart
ment and to develop and service brokerage
business. Liberal salary and commission
contract available Your letter. giving
personal details. will be held strictly con-
ddential. Interviews will be arranged for
those whose letters indicate fitness for
this career opportunity. Write Box 314-
T Star.
AUTO MECHANICS AND HELPERS-We
need men at once. Our business is essen
tial to the war emergency. You can make
big money with Washngtons oldest Ford
dealer. Located downtown Best oppor-
tunity in the city. Our men make from
$50 to $50 per week. Write or. see Mr..
Evening star., 1943-05-18
HELP MEN.

STOCK PACKER for shipping department:
Z St NV
ps!aEfa gsaERs' full .ss snd part time. Little
UsHERs AND DOORMEN full or part
time. Apply Room 732, Earle Bldg. at
YOUNG MAN to work on soda fountain.
dayEork, to g; experienced. Georgia
972s. oDonnells Pharmacy, 14th and
Colorado ave. NV.
armed forces can fnd temporary employ
ment at the Capital Garage, 1912 New
York ave. NV.
NEAT-APPEARING GENTLEMAN to operate
teiephone and information; work evenings
from 8 pm. to midnight; S75 peg month
Arlinston. cH o4oo: o '..- '''
ALI.-ARoUND JOB PRINTER FOR SMALL
CALI oxfoRp 1865 s ~ '"'
WANTED BY REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
young man for property, management and
oesed estate Reesn
TorEing conditions. Permanent position.
Opportunity for Advancement. Box 214-R,
PERMANENT POSITIONS available for
nee building of laree essential organization,
with opportunity for merit Advancement
paid, paid for al time required in excess of 40
address and telephone BOX 1o5.T, Star
ACCOUNTANT IN
DRAFT fxnMPT' NAElGTAI EGpESIENcrp: SqHSHEM: rx-
cEILENT WoRKiNG coNpTTIoNs. oooD
SALARY TO START. BOX SAT-, STAR.
Evening star., 1943-04-14
Lone HondIe Roke

Fourteen strong steel teeth
for fast raking with a real
permanently attached long,
smooth handle. Easy to use.
Regularly 1.l9 Toe
Foirwoy Gross Seed
A f1ve-pound bag Of really
excellent mixture OF hardy
seed for sunny lawns 1,19
Evening star., 1943-04-14

Indoor Greenhouses
Small and large size
sturdy wood frame hot
houses, cred with
transparent plastic.
Plant your victory gar
den indoors and then
transplant 1t outdoors.
Two sizes, 10"x16" and
13"x28",
3.9s and 5.ss
La gaceta., 1943-05-06

Hemos analizado en- ell curse de varios
dias la ruptura o suspension de relacio-
mes diplomaticas entire la Russia Soviet y ell
llamado gobierno polaco de Londres, pre-
sido por ell general Sikorski.
Llega hoy a nuestras manos un intere-
santisimo ~articulo de Andre Visson, publ
cado en- idioma ingles, que lleva ell titulo
de La Provocaci6n de Russia por los Pola-
cos Llamada ell Manantial de Division de
los Aliados."
Como ell excelente trabajo periodistico
c~ontiene muy ~valiosos datoS, amos ira
ducir algunos de ellos, de modo que nues-
tros lectores aprecien en- SUI exacto valor ell
~criterio que sobre csc problema claramen-
tie hemos expuesto.
"Inglaterra, que Sc comprometiera en-
ell verano del 1889 a garantizar la indepen-
dencia de Polonia y su ~integridad terrific
rial, aparentemente hubo de aceptar las
reservaS de Russia con reSpecto a los limi-
ties orientales de Polonia. En- JUNO de 1941,
Antonio Eden declare que ell gobierno in
giles no garantizaba las fronteras polacas
de la pre-guerra.
"C~onvencido de que era extremada-
mente delicada la posici6n diplomatica de
Polonia, ell general Sikorski, en- la vista
que a Estados Unidos hiciera en- mario de
1912, implor6 de los polacos americanos
que Sc a~bstuviesen de plantear cuestiones
territoriales, eSpecialmente con respecto a
Russia, porque tales problemas podrian
tener un efecto fatal en- la balanza de la
victoria.
"Cuando ell primer ministro polaco re-
gres6 a Estados Unidos, en- 1912, political
mente lie agredi6 por la espalda I'm grupo
de la oposicion y un miembro de SUI gabi-
nete, ell professor Estanislao Stronki, minis
tro de information.
Ell Concilio Nacional Polaco, en- Lon
dres, suscit6 ell problema de los limites de
Polonia en- la %frontera, aprobando una re-
soluci6n basada en- los terminus del tratado
de 1921.
"Atacada asi, Russia adopt6 una actitud
energica Y a fines de enero de este ano lie
informaba al gobierno polaco, gobierno
sin pueblo y cast sin e~jercito, que la Union
Soviet definitivamente considerable como
ciudadanos suyos a todos los polacos resi-
denies en- SUI territorio.
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
Chmmgas y No ChmmgGS

Ukrania Sovietica, Andrei Korneichuk,
acus6 a los p~olacos, en- un articulo puDllca-
do en- "Pravda", de mantener aspiraciones
imperialistas con respecto a los ukranla
nos, 'cuyo destino seria Gnicamente decl-
dido por ell pueblo de la Ukrania.'
"Cuando Sikorski salio de Washington
para Londres, en- enero de este ano, lie pro-
meti6 al gobierno del presidente Roosevelt
que seguiria su c~onsejo amistoso y no pre-
s~entaria de nuevo ell problema de las from
teras.
"No obstante, ell pasado % de febrero,
con motive de la ejecuci6n de los lideres
p~olacos, hebreos de religion, Henryk Ehr-
Itch Y Victor Alter, Sikorski Sc vic obligado
a hacer una declaration y decir que EN-
cuanto a las fronteras Sc refiere Sc halla en-
fuerza ell status quo anterior a Septiembre
1 de 1882
"Entonces, ell 2 de MARIO de 1943, la
agencia 'Tass' di6 a los peri6dicos una nota
y en- ella invocaba la Carta del Atlantico
para mantener ell derecho de los ukrania-
nos y byelo-rusos a determinar por ellos
mismos ell gobierno que desean. Unos dias
mas tarde, 'Volna Polska', peri6dico de los
%comunistas p~olacos, acusaba a Sikorski y
los fascistas polacos de Londres de no re-
presentar a la Polonia democratica.
"Desgraciadamente los polacos en- Lon-
dres no atendieron ell nuevo aviso de peli-
gro y no siguieron los consoles del gobier-
no de Londres y Washington.
"Aterrorizado por la oposici6n fascista
y asustado por la creciente ira de Russia, ell
gobierno polaco cometi6 SUI mas asombroso
error diplomatico.
"Basandose en- la propaganda de los
alemanes decide impetrar de la Cruz Roja
International que investigase la acusaci6n
de Goebbels sobre los 'crimenes del Soviet,
sin haber pedido en- ninguna OCCASION ante
rior que Sc investigasen los horrendos cri-
menes de los nazis.
LA .diplomacia sovietica Sc aprovech6
de esta portunidad para romper 'suspen-
der sus relaciones con Sikorski.
"Y ahora la misma oposici6n polaca
que acometiera por la espalda a SUI primer
ministro y lie empujara hacia ell canine de
I'm c~onflicto con ell Soviet, Sc propone crear
otro conflicto en- suelo americana.
"Ciertos polacos en- los Estados Unidos
Green que en- vispera de las elecciones de
1914, cuando los dem6cratas necesitaran
los votos de los, obreros de origen extran-
Jero-que son principalmente cat6licos-
los 5000, 900 de polacos constituiran, con
otros grupos cat6licos, I'm poderoso factor
politicO. Suenan tambien con reunir a to-
dos los elementos anti-sovieticos para pre-
sionar ell gobierno del presidente Roose-
welt.
"Seria I'm verdadero desastre para los
polacos que, despues de haber permitido a
sus extremists que rompiesen la solidari-
dad con las Naciones midas, deiasen a los
mismos sonadores p~oliticos poner en- peli-
gro la solidaridad DE ESTE PALS EN-
TEMPO DE GUERRA"
Ell Sr. Visson hace claras acusaciones a
los ultracOnservadores O fascistas polacos
y senala como debil e i%nfortunada la actua-
cion politica International de Sikorski Y
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
ARTICULO DE ANDRE VISION
LABOR DE LOS IMPERIALISTAS

Lamenta hoy ell pueblo americana la
muerte, ocurrida en- I'm accidente de ava
ci6n, del teniente general Frank Maxwell
ell obispo A. w. Leonard, de la iglesla Me-
todista, y las personals que con ellos vlaJa-
ban.
Era Andrews jefe de las tropas norte-
americanas en- Europa y ell obispo repre-
sentaba a CAST todos los grupos protestan-
tes de los Estados Unidos.
La fatalidad les sali6 al encuentro en-
Islandia, cuando los dos cumplian sus altos
deberes.
Ell militar y ell clerigo servian a la Re-
pGblica que combate, con todos sus recur-
SOS, para devolver al mundo su libertad.
La iglesia Metodista hizo constar su
simpatia, ell ano 1886, con la Rep1blica
Espanola y ell gobierno que la mayoria de
los espanoles habfa seleccionado por me-
dio del s~ufragio.
La gaceta., 1943-05-06

| sc ildlAAa q eNAS
con las relaciones sexuales.
Intermediates venereas son, en-
tonces, aquellas que afectan los
6rganos sexuales o surgeon a eau
sa del contacto sexual o venereo.
Estas intermediates ademas de
ser contagiosas y de larga dura-
ci6n, pueden extender a la des-
cendencia su accion nefasta.
No sc sabe exactamente como
han surgido estas Intermediates
entire los hombres. (iS0lo entire
los seres humanos existe la COMO
rreaD Son plagas muy antiguas
y actualmente muy extendidas y
contra las cuales solo ahora en- la
sociedad moderna Sc esta luchan-
do con ventaja.
Su asombrosa diffusion empezo
seguramente al aglomerarse las
gentes en- ciudades.
Sc dice que existieron, entire las
mas antiguas tribus del Peru y de
otras civilizaciones milenarias, pc
70 no Sc sabe como fueron COM
batidas nj cual fue ell alcance de
sus estragos.
De todos MOODS, es cierto que
en- la actua1idad han llegado al
mximo de SUI ~desarrollo, precisa-
mente, cuando la ciencia ha al
canzado tambien los metodos de
combatirlas con seguridades de
triunfo.
La blenorragia Sc adquiere ca
81 exclusivamente por ell contacto
sexual; la Stills puede ser adqui-
rida como la primera y tambien
por otras formas de contagio.
Ell mejor consejo que Sc puede
dar es iEvitarlas!
Frecuentemente cuando pare
cen curadas, resurgen con iguai
o mayor potencia. Hay blenorra-
gias que Sc creyeron curadas en-
la juventud y que resurgen en- la
edad madura. La Stills suele tam
bien dormir por epocas largas pa
ra rebrOtar in~contenible.
En- ell problema venereo hay
tres Eases importantisimas: parti-
cular o de prevention; social O de
defensa, y cientifica O de cura-
ci6n.
Ell grito de la primera es: inc
adquirirlas!
Ell de la segunda: "inO difun-
dirlas!
Ell de la t~ercera: inc ocular
las?
Los e~sfuerzos de TODD hombre
de toda mujer Y de toda organiza-
cion que tenga que yer con este
problema, es ell de evitar a toda
costa ell c~OntagiO, va sea en- la
forma activa o en- la pasiva: ell en-
fermo no debe contagiar; ell sano
no debe contagiarse.
Y la Sociedad y los individuos
deben organizarse en- tai forma
que la contamination sea imposi-
Bile 0, por- 10 menos, grandemen-
te reducida hasta ponerse en- con-
diciones de extinction.
Para este son n~ecesarias dos
cosas: la amplia instruction a ca
da persona (hombre y mujer) Y
"a SUPPRESSION del gran foco de
contagio: lila PROSTITUTION
REGLAMENTADA!
iQue cada hombre y cada mu
jer esten prevenidos y que desa-
parezca la podredumbre moral V
fisica de los prostitutes!
iQue cada hombre y que cada
muJer vayan al acto sexual cons
clentemente, no como irresponsa-
bles!
Sea en- Ell matrimonio o en- la
union libre, ique nadie perjudi-
que a nadie!
Por amor o por deseo, por sim
patia o por pago, ique nadie CO
meta la canallada, ell crimen. de