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Evening star., 1943-05-23
A REAL OPPORTUNITY.
IN SILVER SPRING
S10 05O

MODERN 2-FAMILY HOUSES.
This group is located Immediately north
OF the Soldiers Home in one of the fner
new sections of the city. They are semi
detached detached brick with nice lots and are
complete and private apartments with il
the latest modern improvements, inchd-
Ing automatic heat. with an atmosphere
be rented and will show an excellent in
yestment or you can live in one apt. and
let the rent from the other help pay for
the house, For further information call
A; H; Parker, RA. 257O or Taylor 1868.
No brokers'" j. B. TIFFEY & SON, 316
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

yACANT--IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
BulF only three years ago by excellent
builders; six large rooms, center hall.
powder room, large liv. rn. and din. rn,
modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, . baths re-
stricted residential location near Conn.
ave, transportation and schools: S14.95G
is todays best value. EN-. 1890 Sunday
and weekdays. F. A. TWEED CO.. 55O4
Conn ave
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JEFFERSON PARK HOME.

ALEXANDRIA, VA
Beautiful center-entrance brick resi-.
dence; spacious living room, library, din
ing room, well-equipped kitchen, side
baths on second floor: large room and
large electric fan on third floor; large lot
with 145-ft, frontage. with brick terrace
IN rear with brick Dutch oven: two-car
brick garage: priced to sell, S25, 900,
$4,000 cash, $500 monthly.
BRODIE & COLBERT, INC,
Realtors
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

FURNISHED APARTMENT. THREE
rooms, kitchen and bath, in very desirable
house: convenient to transportation. Call
nanager, HO. $3.50.
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EARLY OCCUPANCY.
G DnNNG DDT~/

Beautiful home, 3 bedrooms and 2 tiled
baths finished attic, built-in garage. Lo-
Gated in. Chevy Chase. close to Nebraska
ave. and Military rd. Priced for quick
sale. S13,15O. Call EN-. 1890 Sunday
and weekdays. F. A. TWEED CO., 55O4
Conn. ave.
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CENTRAL AVE.
RANDOLPH VILLAGE

rooms, detached asbestos -shinsled
basement, all modern improvements. Large
i,a, iot; 2 miles q past District line, on main
CO. 915 New York ave NV. Ma. T4n3.
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BEITZELL. DI. 3100.
NEAR THE MONASTERY

SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE.
Colonial brick, 8 rooms. bath; automatic
| hot-water heat; excellent condition; large
lot, beautifully planted; immediate pos
| session. Call MR.. WIDMYER. with BEIT-
ZELL, DI. 31O0. Evenings. ia. 34O5,
$3.50.
DEL RAY, VIRGINIA.
Colonial brick, rooms, bath, air-co
ditioned heat: excellent condition.; imme-
diate possession: easy terms. Call
REITZEII. DI 31O0
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ROSEMONT PARK AT-Fx

-. Lovely, frame bungalow near George
room with fireplace, dining room and
kitchen, two bedrooms and bath on first
floor: large room and bath on second
floor and bar: automatic heat, insulated.
weather, stripped, etc; one-half block to
ous; $500 $4,000 cash; near stores.
BROD1E e. COLBERT, INC, Ma. sS75.
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DO YOU LOVE
YOUR HOME & GARDEN?
So do we. Refined, GENTLE middle-age
not to exceed S100. Will pay 10 months
rent In advance. DU. O90s. 23'

n W suburbs or Va. suburbs Call MRS.
RICHARD L. FARR. WI. 5423.
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HOME OR INVESTMENT.
Custom built. 8 rooms, baths, daylight
basement: all modern improvements: fire.
place; automatic heat; large concrete
porches. Can easily be converted into 3
apartments; "a block from 14th st. car line.
This requires action.
BEITZELL D1. 310O.
BERWYN. MD, NEAR BALTIMORE PIKE
and school, bungalow of z rooms and bath,
l bedroom and bath being on 1st floor; lot
about sOx15O feet. Price, S6,25O Agricul-
ture specialist at Beltsyille should get this.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1910 K st. NV MA. 1166.
BEAUTIFUL. WOODED LoT,.. 10ox206
feet, about miles beyond Falls Church,
Va. in a section developed as the spirit
moved the owner, from cottage to estate.
Price, $500; $40 down, $40 per month
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1719 st. NV Ma. 1885
ABOUT 2 MILES NORTH OF THE D. c.
line. solidly built frame house. with some
claims as an antique excellent condition.
IL rooms, baths, hot-water heat with
stoker. in a quiet section but near. bus
line and junior hish and grade schools
and shopping center. The fine lot is
Third floor is rented to- select tenant at
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1719 K st. NV. MA. 1885.
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$l2b PER MO. TO MIDDLE-AGED on
draft-exempt permanent Washington cou-
PIE only; beautiful new home in fine sec
tion; can get $500 mo-, but draftee wants
TO Leave home and all furnishings in care
~ hands for duration. Write Boz 2s-Y,
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oOu 0LSSA Ut hENION 81. N.W-S
rooms and b., h.-w.h., full basement. Also
6 r.. and b.. h.-w.h., basement. Both in
excellent condition
400 block Of Irving st. n.w-6 r. and b.
h.-w.h:. basement; $1,000 and $1,000 cash
4 spts.. Kitchens and baths. fGRns, Home
and inyestment: unusual opportunity.
465-467-469 Eye st. n.w-S rooms and
bath each, redecorated: 467 vacant and
open for inspection today from 4-6 pm
400 block of 1st st. n.w.-3-story brick
recently converted into five complete apis
Each has rooms. k. and b. The annual
rental $2,100. Price, $4,000 and So, 900
cash.
Areola heat; t'S iot soxffo. 10 Also ana 3 small ali
block from Fairmount Hgts. High School
Price. 81 1000 and S700 cash,
500 block of E st. SEE rooms and
bath; $3.50 and $1,000 cash.
st. n.w.-9 rooms and bath, brick
(yacanD: price. $3.50 and 81 900 cash.
store and rooms and tile bath; fixtures
included. Owner retiring from business.
Only $1,0o0 down, balance terms. Very
unusual value.
List your properties with US. We will
s@ysr;ntes @ !, sales. "oivs It to US. We wiz
REeusIIc REAL zsrAT1 CO.,
opea I'd Pm.
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MODERN BUNGALOW.
CORNER LOT

This splendid bungalow is situated on
one of the most beautiful lots we have
full shrubbery. q bird sanctuary If ever
there was one. An ideal home for some
one who loves nature and quiet surround
ter and transportation: first hoor has
:: and b.. q bedrooms). End floor SEMI
porch; substantial cash payment required:
possession; no imitation. this property Is
priced to sell For inspection call SH. 1859
weekdays.
t0ontinued on Next PaTo.)
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
OPEN TODAY 70 no
REAL BARGAIN,

2I1 st; n.w-Brick, 8 rooms, large
kitchen and bath, furnished. ideal for
cash required. Exclusive with BIANCHI
REALTY CO., $50 10th st. NV. RE. 223O.
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OPEN SUNDAY. 10 TO
b.sss Sso7 haR Rd dIs Fl nH ia sbs.ssnsa bsssmsa
oil, laundry trays garage. Can be used
as single dwelling OF, two apartments.
terms. VIM. A. LYNCH, RA. 1242.>
NEAR MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
Attractive brick Colonial home on cor
ner; large. living room, sunroom, study
lavatory, tiled kitchen, dining room, break
fast room on 1st floor: bedrooms, 2
baths on End floor = bedrooms, "a bath,
3rd floor; 2-car garage.
RA 1927. INEz CUSHARD. WI 5s67.
CHEVY CHASE.
block from Connecticut ave. in one
Of the finest sections Of Chevy. Chase.
available Immediately; will sell on terms of
$500 down and monthly payments COM
parable to rent. Write Box Bach. Star.
ROLLINGWOOD.
6-room brick detached home on ter
raced lot overlooking small lake and
beautifully wooded area; screened porch,
sun deck, 2-car garage, maids room and
vi. !Sf.essss7 5ss7. I'VE f%Ez cusHARp. D1. ss4s.
COLWdBIA. ROAD NEAR 14th.
and ven furnished; Sl2.500. including fur
4. Z DS SaaiAzo. l1ss 18th. MA. $500.
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NE. - DETACHED BRICK,
CLOSE-IN, OFF R. I. AVE.
AT 18th ST.
6 rooms, tile bath, bult-in garage. full
basement: lot 50X15O. built 3 years Price,
S1O25O. BOSS & PHELPS, realtors. MA.
MA 1900
PETWORTH

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
This Colonial brick home contains
large rooms and baths, chestnut trim.
Detached garage: Will completely redeco-
call MR.. FREDERICKS, MA. 1906 eve-
nlngS Slign RRR4
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OWNER. LEAVING CITY,

Must sell lovely. large. detached corner
rooms, 1 baths, marble trim. sun parlor,
other features found only In custom built
e@a9sdas @9saAaToN ASTSa Rz eis ~ co Sn dE f. ss 1888.
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$3.50.
Owner will sell 5-room detached home in
TAX. Park section; lot 75 by over 200,
sleepins porch off kitchen, det. garage;
good condition: no agents. SH 1853. Sun
day or nights.
S7,25O-BETHEsDA AREA.
Practically new 12-story home, 2 bed
rooms and bath; large 2nd-fr., with insu-
lation in between the rafters; excellent To-
cation. near schools. stores and bus: walk
ing distance to Naval Hospital; substantial
Earl +: WRIGHT, WI. 6344 or WI. 471s
18th AND IRVING SITS. NV.
3-story semi-detached brick, arranged 3
complete apts., owners apt. contains 4
rooms, kitchen and bath. Price. S12,950
Di. se17. w I. MOORE. oE. 2so2.
r 81. NE. NEAR NORTH cAP.-6 RMS,
$500 down: bal. $50 : month.
18th and Fla. ave, n.e.--6 rooms, bath.
ss6 ssco 81 dovn s4s nonth wN sssass
1711 Kenyon st. 6u. 1896.
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BETHESDA. MD.
WOODED LOT

Vicinity Chevy Chase Circle 7 rooms,
brick home custom built and designed;
3 large bedrooms, all having access to tiled
bath. Semi-finished attic. Priced under
the market. S15,S00. Call EN- 1890,
Sunday and weekdays. F. A. TWEED CO..
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YATES GARDENS

Alex. va.--Attractive brick home, . bed
ICONS room an, ard hath: available for 3 months;
Mr.. Trenholm. Ma 1905
Realtor. EDWARD R. CARR. Builders.
1922 n ST
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEAR CHANNING AND 30th sTs. NE.
detached, 2-story frame house Of rooms,
bath, hot-water heat. electricity, sarage;
lot 5Ox142 feet to paved alley. Price,
~o''oo. ror11s sxyovMAYrp
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

1879 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, Cor.
Sc. NV. Apply OWNER. S-12 units.
baths or % r. Vacant
Evening star., 1943-05-23

:. What We would term a very attrac-
tive price for broom. 1-bath, semi
detached brick house with built-in
garage. This house is located on the
north side of the 600 block of Somerset
pl NV. To INSPECT call
HENRY j. ROBB, INC,
1O"4 Vermont Ave. DI. S141.
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ROOMING HOUSE.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, S15.75O
10 ROOMS 41h RATHS

center-entrance- hall home. spacious lot. IL
landscaped; 4 bedrooms and beautifully
on finished 3rd f., 1st-f den and lavatory.
pantry: excellent kitchen equipment. I'M
MEDIATE POSSESSION. ] y blocks west Of
Conn. ave, bet the . clubs. BOSS 81
PHELPS, MA. $500. Sunday call Mr.. Leigh,
Evening star., 1943-05-23

4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS.
In the wooded section of Chevy Chase.
Nd, near Conn. ave and Rosemary School,
a spacious center-hal-plan home with largo
living room and sln parlor. WI $3.50.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

6"01 POWHATAN AVE,
Eastpines. Riverdale Md. Detached
frame BUNGALOW. liv. rn,., 2 bedrms kit.
d!nette bath nice'y furnished including
refris -rator: gas heat: adults only; $50 90;
key a. ego.
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ST. MARTINS PARISH.

Mr.; N. CAPITOL AND BRYANT SITS NE
An extra wide row brick 4-bedroom
house, in good condition; $3.50. Mod
crate cash balance monthly Mr. Bennett,
NO "O76. KELLEY e. BRANNER, District
Evening star., 1943-09-02

leave their bound paper on front
porches on collection days and Boy
Scouts and other civic and patriotic
groups will be asked to help collect
the material.
Paper not collected by pm. on
the appointed day will be picked
up by special trucks if the District
OF Columbia Salvage Committee is
notified by telephone at Republic
8488. The committee guarantees to
get every scrap off porches and
sidewalks before nightfall.
Joseph Viner, speaking for waste
paper dealers. promised he and his
associates will do everything
within our power" to make the
drive success Mr.. Viner urged
speed in getting under way, how
ever, pointing out that the bulk
of the Districts quota must be COL
lected before Christmas to reach
paper mills in time to be put to
the most effective use.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

papers will appear In abbreviated
form.
This Is matter Of interest and
Importance to the Allies for two
reasons: Because North Africa for
nearly three years had to take the
bulk of its news from Axis sources
and has had only about eight
months of Allied news, and because
some elements here interpret the
lack of newsprint as an American
effort to exert political pressure.
The tone of some newspapers
here has been increasingly critical
OF the United States because of
Allied intervention in the question
OF the French military command
intervention which they attributed
to the United States rather than to
Evening star., 1943-09-02

belonged to the collaborationist and
anti-Allied newspapers, who were
getting it from the Germans. Efforts
to collect all available newsprnt and
distribute it equitably were sunsuc-
cessful, and it was some time before
French economy was sufficiently
organized to place orders for news
print IN the United States.
Then came the question of ship
ping. The tonnage allotted to the
French was needed urgently for
arms, food and clothing, and the
neWsprint shortage became acute.
BY the beginning of October, i'm
ports OF newsprint should be COM
ing In to relieve the present short
age out In the meantime the news
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Monthly Collections
Planned in Paper
Salvage Drive

Paper salvaged in Washington will
be collected once each month in
each section of the city beginning
September Is. under a plan outlined
last night at a meeting of area sal
wage and organization committee
chalrmen at the District Building,
All collections will be made on
Saturdays.
Told by Horace Walker executive
secretary of the D. c. Salvage Com
mlttee, that the drive for paper has
Jagged thus far, the group was ex-
horted to its utmost effort to make
the plan effective in the various
localities. Failure to get collections
established on workable basis,
Mr.. Walker said, would necessitate
calling on the Army to do the job.
Collection Days Set.
The plan calls for paper collec-
tions in Southeast Washington every
third Saturday of the month. The
fourth Saturday will be given over
to Southwest, the smallest area,
with the idea of giving salvage
workers a breathing spell to get
their affairs in order for the Gus
tomary first-of- -the-month rush.
Paper will be picked up in the
Northeast section on the first Sat-
urday and in Northwest on the
second Saturday of every month.
Each section of the city is di-
vided into areas, which. in turn,
come under committee. Southwest, |
however, is considered as a single
area within itself. The D. C. Sal
wage Committee will furnish one
truck for each area in a section for
about four hours work the Satur-
day paper is being gathered up In
that particular neighborhood.
A total of 81 trucks will be re-
quired for this work, with North
west claiming "a. In areas where
more than one truck will be needed
committee chairmen will be au-
thorized to borrow trucks from
civic-minded businessmen. Mr..
Walker said the District of Colum-
bia committee would be glad to
write letters of Endorsement to
ration boards for truck owners re-
questing additional gasoline cou-
pons to be used in the work.
To Distribute Leaflets.
Salvage committees will be sup
piled with leaflets to be distributed |
throughout their areas instructing
householders how to cooperate in
the drive. Families will be asked to |
Evening star., 1943-09-02

Britain, because Of long delay In
recognition Of the French Commit
tee for National Liberation. and,
finally, because the terms OF that
recognition, when it came, were
phrased so grudgingly.
Reduction in the size Of the news
papers Is being interpreted as re-
taliation for this tone-not by
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Franco Back in Madrid
From Summer Palace
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Assoclated Press.
MADRID. Sept. 2.-Spain's Off
cial summer season ended yesterday
with an announcement from La
Coruna that Generahssimo Fran
cisco Franco, his wife and daughter
had left their summer residence at
Pazo de Mieras and were returning
to Ell Prado Palace outside Madrid.
United States Ambassador Carl
ton Hayes, his wife and daughter
returned to Madrid yesterday from
San Sebastian, seasonal seat of the
Spanish Foreign Office.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Scarcity Of Newsprini
For French in Africa
Laid 10 u. ). Bias
BY HELEN KIRKPATRICK,
Foreign Correspondent OF The Star and

Chicago Daily News.
ALGIERS, Sept. 2.-Because of a
serious newsprint shortage the two
leading French morning newspapers
here are now published in single
sheet tabloid form. Next to them.
the four-page tabloid Stars and
Stripes, American Army newspaper
looks huge.
When the Allied forces landed
here, the largest newsprint stocks
Evening star., 1943-09-02

responsible Frenchmen, nor COM
mittee members, but by the man on
the street.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

with patriotic design printed in
white and red. The special du-
rable material is moisture-resist-
ant-can be wiped clean with a
damp cloth!
You can t buy this Holder any
where and supplies are limited,
so order yours today! Fill in
coupon below right away!
Evening star., 1943-09-02

Just what every housewife needs!
A Holder for ration books with a
tpeeial compartment for loose
stamps! Offered to you for only
a dime just to get you to try
Old Dutch, the cleanser that wins
on every household task.
So attractive you'll be proud
to carry it. In beautiful blue
Evening star., 1943-09-02

per can than any other leading
cleanser! That's lot more cleaning
made possible by a fast grease
discover and Seismotite, the famous
cleansing agent in Old Dutch that
cleans more efficiently.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

per can than any other leading
cleanserl The economy and speed
of Old Dutch make big difference
on pots and pans that you have
to wash over 1000 times year!
= gaort JiX alumiru- tan used for t,rt,.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

per can than any other leading
cleanser! Cleans thoroughly and
safely, without scratching
beautiful porcelain enamel finishes.
Keep Old Dutch handy in your
bathroom.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
Una simplificacion
del racionamiento
de Gomas

I'm certificate sobre Ell raciona-
miento de gomas, muy simplifica-
do, Sc esta distribuyendo ahOra
pOr la oficina local de la OPA.
Tendran valor las nuevas pla-
nillas a partir del dia 20 de este
mes.
Ademas de servir a tres prop6-
sitos TITLES, ell nuevo certificado
reduce ell n1mero de asientos por
parte del comprador y Ell vende-
dor.
Sc compondra de tres parties, en-
lugar de cuatro, Y suplantara tam
bien ell requerimiento para la com
pra de gomas de reserva v tubos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
RESERVAS DE
0 ROJOS SON
ASOMBROSAS

Berna, Suiza, julio 24.-Un CO.
municado del alto mando aleman
expresa asombro por las inago-
tables reservas que Russia viene
arrojando en- la batalla de 0rel.
Estima Ell mando nazi que las
fuerzas consisten de IL divisiones
de infanteria, n de artilleria y
dos cuerpos Painters.
Estos r~efuerzos, en- opinion de
los alemanes, no abarcan la arti-
Iberia de alta velocidad y tam
POGO las unidades de aviaci6n.
Ell Volskiche Beobachter ase-
gura que ell frente aleman, en- csc
punto esta defendido por dos di-
visiones de gra9aderOs expuestos
o frecuencia a un terrible fuego
de canon.
En- ell frente de 0rel, segGn los
nazis, los hOmbres que mueren su-
peran en- nGmero a los hombres que
duermen.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
LA JUNTA DE LABOR PARA
LA GUERRA TEME LA
INFLACI0N

Washington, julio 24.-La Jun
Ia de Labor para la Guerra sigue
temiendo la "inflacion" Y aver ex-
pres6 de nuevo su inconformidad
con sueldos y jornales que ten
dan a producirla.
Ell p~residente Roosevelt declare
aver, al mismo tempo, que su go
bierno trata de r~eorganizar las de
fensas anti-inflscionistas y fijar
nuevos precios dentro de un s6lido
programa de estabilizacion econ6-
mica.
Las organizaciones Obreras lie
pidieron en- esta semana al jefe de
estado que haga retrocede rios pre-
clos al nivel de septiembre Is de
1912 o que del o contrario sea
descartada Ia formula del "Peuue
no Acero."
La Junta de Labor Sc propone
conservar esa formula" Y dice
que los problemas del dia Sc hacen
cada vez mas serios y mas criti-
cos.
William Green y Phillips Muir
ray insisten en- que Sc restablez-
can, sin demora, los preciOs de ha-
&c diez meses.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
AUMENTA
LA EN-
RUMANIA

Estanbul, Turquia, julio 24.-La
intranquilidad en- los Balkanes 81
que extendiendose. FL mariscal
Ion Amtonescu, ell DICTATOR rumanO
ha mandado 2 divisiones a reforzar
las guarniciones de Bucovfna, Bes-
sarabia y Odessa.
Sabese que los alemanes Sc han
posesionado de todos los puertos
griegos y del canal de la region dc
Corinto.
En- Sofia, Ia capital b1lgara, la
p~olicfa ha tenido que discover CRU
pos de inconformes, todos ellos en-
simpatfa con Russia.
Mas de 200 arrestos Sc hicieron
en- Macedonia antes de que esta
provincial fuera visitada por ell pri-
mer mnstro Philov.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
No hay cebollas
en- ell rnercado
de Tampa

La OPA do hoy la noticia de
que va hay cebollas en- Ell merca-
do de Tampa y que los CONSUME
dores no beben pagan por elias
mas de ocho centavos la libras.
A causa de la escasez de cebo-
las Sc han venido violando desca-
radamente los "cielos rasos."
I'm lote de AZ sacos Sc vendio al
precio de $2.75 las so libras.
Varios individuOs que en- Mia
mi vendieron las cebollas pOr en-
Gina de los ~"cielos rosas" fueron
detenidoos y multados.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
La Srta. Alvarez
Sc case con ell
joven Louth

En- la tarded Ell jueves unieron
sus vidas la bella y distinguida Sc
Eorita Isolina Alvarez y Ell joven
Burton LNLouth, miembro de las
fuerzas armadas de la nacion.
Fuvo a su cargo la ceremonial
civil, Ell notario Candida Perez.
Firmaron ell acta matrimonial
como testigos los esposos Francis
60 Valdes, hermana Y cufado de la
d~esposada.
Bonitos regalos Sc lie hicieron
a la novia, cuya familia tiene nu-
merosas amistades en- Tampa.
La feliz pareja residira en- es-
ia ciudad.
Dicha sin fin deseamos a los
nuevos esposos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
Buchalter
Sentenciado
de nuevo

Albany, julio 24.-Fuertemente
custodiado, Luis Buchalter, como
edo por Lepke, fue de nuevo con-
denado aqui, por ell mas alto tri-
bunal del estado, a morir en- la ST.
la electrical por Ell asesinato de
Samuel Rosen, de Brooklyn.
Por ell mismo delito han sido
condenados a muerte Emanuel
Weiss y Luis Capone.
El gobernador Dewey pedira al
gobiernO federal que Buchalter
sea entregado a las autoridades
del Estado.
La fecha de la ejecuci6n de los
tres va ha sido senalada por el
alcaide de Sing Sing.
Lepke lie CRITIC al juez Lehman
que no Sc lie habfa juzgado impair
cialmente. Weiss Sc puso de pie y
dijo que r inocente. Capone to-
mo su medicine sin pronunciar
una palabra.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
cARRUSEL

(Viene de Ia pagina cinco)
jor y Sc sienten ellos mas comodos.
Las de tela Sc corren con muchs
facilidad, 10 cual es peligroso para
su ombliguitO.
DOce pares de medieeitas, tejidai
con hilo, aunque siempre es buen'
tener algunas de lana, va que 81 e
niho llega en- %invierno, u leves
delicados pies deben estar abrigadi
tos.
DOee juegOs de camisitas de
canastilla, de dos pequenas pleas,
m de elias con mangas. Pueden
que las costuras sean 10 mas finas
posibles. FL nino es tan delicado
hacerse en- dos tamafios Y procurar
que cualquier cosa lastima su piel
Els ~aconsejable hacer las costuras
en- forma "sobrecargada'', que SUI
pongo conoceran todas mis- lecto-
ras.
Seis batieas largas. Son muy
necesarias para cuando Sc empieza
a sacar al ninito a la Gale. Para
entonces debe vestirsele con las
camisitas de canastilla y la batica
larga o "cargador".
Una capa de piqus que presto
buenos servicios, aunque hoy Sc uss
POGO.
Seis abriguitOs; tres de "piqus'
y tres de franela. Los abrigos Sc
hacen monisimos y econ6micos
Tres baberitOs. Muynecesarioe
para cuando ell nino comienza ell
prOceso de la dentici6n, evitandole
Ia humedad sobre ell pechito, que
puede ser causa de trastornos.
Tres juegOs de euna, con tres
funditas. Muy pronto les p~ublicare
dibujOs para ellos.
Estas son las ~piecesitas indis-
~pensables en- toda canastilla. Desde
luego que pueden hacerse mas @
menos costosas; pero, de cualquie1
forma que sea, con un POGO de bue.
ma voluntad, resultara preciosa, s.
Sc hace curiOsa Y Sc adorna con
bordados de gusto.