davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-04-07
27,642 votes to Col. O'Connell's g..
LevinsOn UnOpposed,

LeVlnSOn UnOppOSed.
S. Robert Levinson was unopposed
for the Republican nomination for
Council president.
In the only other major contest
Howard E. Crook defeated William
T. Childs for the Democratic nomi-
nation for controller, amassing IT,
995 votes to Mr.. Childs' 16,O77.
Howard Beck won the Repub-
hcan nomination without opposi-
tiop
The vote, as predicted by Presi-
dent James L. Hennegan of the
Election Board, was extremely light.
Mayor jackson, in his successful
primary bid for fifth term, had the
backing of the Democratic organi-
zation and Gov. O'Conor.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Jurist Asks VINO Probe
As Men Crowd Court
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 7.-There were
so many men spectators at a vice
trial yesterday that the judge asked
a War Manpower Commission in
vestigation.
Its shame to see so many men
at a trial like this" said Special
Sessions Justice Gustav w. M. VIE
boldt, respectfully when manpower
is so short
A number of the men left abruptly
as the court instructed his clerk to
get In touch with the VINO.
Evening star., 1943-04-07

colored moving pictures on bird
life before members of the Biolog-
ical Society of Washington at their
regular meeting at 7:30 pm. Satur-
day in the National Museum Audi
forum.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Navy Approves 100000
Projects for MARYLAND
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Senator Radcliffe, Democrat, Of
Maryland said he was informed by
the Navy yesterday of approval of
two Maryland projects to cost nearly
100000.
A s125,0O0 project was approved
for additional facilities at the Naval
Torpedo Range at Piney Point, Md,
and s135,0o0 project for construc-
tion of temporary testing building
at the Randall Cliff Annex, an
auxiliary station to the Naval Re-
search Laboratory at Bellevue.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Quick on Recovery

BLACKFOOT, Idaho, (R.-Ches-
ter Loveland's team of horses ran
away, so he hurried to the sheriff s
Office to report the loss.
AS he emerged there stood the
team at the door.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Movies to Be Shown

William Vogt, associate director
of the Division of Science and Edu-
cation, Office of the Co-ordinator of
Inter-American Affairs, will show
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Substitute Oil Used

Wartime shortages have caused a
demand by soap makers of Ecuador
for an oil extracted from palma
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Fuel Scarce in Sweden

Small motor vessels on Sweden's
Dalsland Canal have quit operating
because of a lack of fuel.
Evening star., 1943-04-07

Great oaks from little acorns
grow. War bonds are the most
acorns on the market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
CLAUDETTE COLBERT. scree

Is I a r. VIII
play I he
Heading role
lin "P a m
|B Q a c h
IS { o r "
I'M o n d a y
IN 6 h I
I(W J r
10 p. NJ
Playing op-
posite Col
bert will be
Rudy Val
lee who APP
pearedwith
her in the
film by the
same name.
r a n dolph
Scott COM
pletes I he
= y a " clio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
MONDAY AFTERNOON

WWJ The Sophistocats-M
CKLW-They Tell Net.
WXYZ-To be announced.
WJLB-MuSic.
900 p. VI.
WIR-DoctOr Malone n.
WWJ-Light OF World ID.
CkLW-News Ace.
WCAR-News.
WXYZ-Charm kitchen T.
WJLB-Golden Melodies.
WExL-Newscast
WJBK-Ht Park r. OF r
2;I5 y. NJ.
WJR-Joyce Jordan-D.
WWJ--Lonely women.D,
CKLW-Melody Time.
WCAR--Sunshine time.
WXYZ-Mystery Chef-T.
WE&is-Melody in Rhythm,
WJBK-News and music.
$3.50 q. NJ.
NJR-Ne love and learn
WWJ-Guiding Light.D.
CKLW-Quiet Sanctuary.
Melodies.
WXYZ-Jss. Mcdonald T.
WILB-M Music.
WEXL2Parade ~ Bands.
MJBK Pops Leyden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

crhis ~ prepared and paid for b. WIZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
SUNDAY EVENING

GAS T.. NJ.
WHY Rhythm review.
WEXL--Old Time Religion
1000 r. VI.
WJR-Take II or Leave II
WWJ Hour of Charm.
CKLW-John h. Hu ghes.
WXYZ-Goodwill hour
WJLB-Christian alliance.
WJBK-St. Ruth's Temple
1918 r. NJ.
CKLW Harold l. lckes.
WJLB-United Gospel q't
1880 r. W.
WJR-Hermit's Cave ID.
WWJ-Catholic hour.
CKLW-Honor music.
WJLB-Goodwill hourly.
WJBK-Triump't Church.
1900 2. VI.
WJR-News Of World.
WWJ-News.
W--National news
WXYZ-Tonights hockey
WJLB-News Goodwill hi
II:15 =. VI.
WJR-Blue Barron-M
WWJ Behind headlines.
CKLW-Teddy Powell.M.
World news,
1850 r. VI.
WJR-Benny Goodman-M.
WWJ Unlimited Horizons,
CKLW Johnny Messner-M
WXYZ- Music you want.
WJLB-Rev. Hankerson.
WJBk- Arturo's ca balieros
HAS Y. NJ.
NJBK Popular Rhythms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Out they go Final disposal of hun.
dredG Of smart sport coats at shArp
reductions! These coats are mAtehless
for quality and style at our sensa-
tionaIly low price! Sale is for hours
only, on Monday So come early!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

The radio play is Screen Guild
production.
TODAYS AIRINGS - GREER
CARSON and CORNELIA OTIS
SKINNER with CHARLIE Nc
Carly (WWJ 8 p. M
GLADYS SWARTHOUT and
DEEMS TAYLOR on The Family
Hour" (WJR ) p. M T..
BAUKHAGE EARL GOODWIN.
LELAND STOWE and JOHN w
VANDERCOOK. newscaSters, on
"Quiz Kids" (WXYZ 7:30 p. NJ
ROBERT A. TAFT, senator
from Ohio. discussing Is This a
Conservative War" on Chicago
Round Table tWWJ 2 p. NJ
MRS. LOU GEHRIG and Naval
Hero 1t. Com. John Alderman on
we. the People (WJR 7:30
p. NJ JIMMY DURANTE
with BENNY RUBIN on Only
Yesterday tWJR S P. NJ d.
CONGRESSMAN FRED CRAW-
FORD OF Michigan discussing
What Should Be Done With Last
Years Income Tax Assessment"
on Wake Up. America tWXYZ
3:15 p. M -. LELAND STOWE
with UPTON CLOSE on World
News Parade" (WWJ 315 p NJ
NINO MARTINI. famed tenor
and WILLIAM PRIMROSE. viola
soloist, with ANDRE KOSTE-
LANETZ on Pause That Pc
freshes (WJR i.30 p. NJ -.
JUDITH EVELYN. Broadway
star. in Screams at Night"
tWXYZ $50 p. NJ.
LOVERS or GOOD M SIC Will BIZ
PLEAStD WIZ I'M ANNOt NCI-
MN Thai THE NEIROPOLITAN
TO BROADCAST H. RDAY
"fkks WN!1 = ? NJ.
ONE or THE top radio attract
tons for today viii be the In
Our Opinion broadcast WIZ
1870 p. M. Moderator George
Cushing. Announcer Bud Guest
and staff Of engineers are IN
Battle Greek and Will broadcast
direct from Percy Jones Hos
pitsl. Their guests for their
round table discussion will be
wounded soldiers who have been
returned from Guadalcanal This
viii be the first broadcast on
which these soldiers have app
peared-snd II should prove a
mighty interesting half hour
rrhis ~ prepared and paid for b. WJRj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Anita Colby Gets Job
On Cover Girl Film

HOLLYWOOD, March 10 (UP).
Anita Colby, one of Americas
most photographed models with
more than 1000 magazine covers
10 her credit, will he technical
tor on Columbia's. forthcoming
Cover Girl" .:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Among many featured articles
in The American Weekly with next
Sundays issue of The Detroit Sun
day Times will be one with the
somewhat unusual title. when
Murder Was an Everyday Occur
renee" This article has been made
the basis of a Front Page Drama
radio program which The Detroit
Sunday Times will sponsor over Ia
radio stations in Michigan and On
tario next Wednesday, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, the day of
the broadcast differing on various
stations. as indicated in the fol-
lowing list;
MICHIGAN
WIDE. Flint, 9:15 p. m. Friday;
WOOD-WASH. Grand Rapids,
$50 p. m. Friday; WIBM, jack
son, 9 p. m. Friday; WIN, Lam
sing, 8 p. m. Friday; WKBZ, Mus
kegon, 7;l5 p m. Friday; VICAR.
Pontiac, 2:45 p. m. Thursday;
.WSAM, Saginaw, us p. m. FRI
day: WTCM, Traverse City, 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
@

THE HOTTEST bidding RaClo has
experienced. and this includes Tho
American Tobacco Co. aucuoncer
is that stirred up by Bill Stern
MIC SportScaster tWWJ Sat II
p. NJ who has auctioned of the
water-Soaked airline pass that
Capt. Rickenhacker carried during
those twenty-one DAYS adrlft on
the Pacific. Within an hour after
RiCkenbacker spoke on Stern 5
show and the latter announced
that the pass would 60 10 the
person buying the most War
Bonds. more than S236 600 had
been subscribed. G. A. Richards
president Of WIZ and long time
friend of RickenbaCker was the
highest bidder with bid Of
100000.
FRIENDS OF BIN BERNHARD
THY ARR LEGION-WIIJ RI
PLEASED To KNOW THAT TN
oID MAESTRO ~ WINNING HIS
WAY Bach To HEALTH BRINE
HAD A HEART ATTACK MOI 30
LONG AGO.
YOU PEOPLE who are worrying
about your income tax may find
some consolation IN the fact that
there are Others as bad as or
worse of than you are. Take
the Quiz Kids. for instance. They
are the youngsters who answer
all the questions. They haven I
received a cent In cash for their
radio work Vet they owe Stagger-
ing amounts for their income tax,
Each Quiz hid receives a 500
War Bond every time he or she
appears on the show. But YOU
can't pay your income tax with
War Bonds. For instance. Richard
Williams tl3 years. received more
than $4,000 IN War Bonds during
1912 and owes S6S6 in income tax.
Little Gerard barrow 30 years.
received more than $1,000 and
owes 1855. But why should we
worry about their tax when we
have one of our own 10 worry
about?
BOB HAWK who conducts the
novel quiz show. Thanks 10 the
Yanks." (WJR Sat. 7:30 p, M
in which he lets the winners send
cigarettes to their soldier friends
or relatives, passed out the mil
lionth cigarette last week. The
woman who won the millionth, in
addition 10 being permitted to
send 1000 cigarettes TO soldier
friend. was allowed another
100000 cigarettes TO distribute
TO service men as she saw fit.
AL yOI.SON Il CREDITED OR
BLAMED FOR THE FUNNIEST Pun
OF THE WEEK. DISCUSSING THE
WAR. HIS Co-sTAR. MONTY
wOOLLEy. SAID. PEOPLE IN GER
MANY STILL SEEM TO HAVE CON
FIDENCE IN THEIB LEADERS,
HERR HITLER, HERR HIMLER.
HERR DEB BELs AND HERR
GoERING." TO WHICH JOIlSON
REPLIED. "AIL 7 CAN SAY II,
THEY MAY BE HERR TODAY, But
THEY'LL BIZ GONE TOMORROW"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Wilson Heads Templars

MELROSE, Mass. March -
QNS).-Frank II. Wilson of Mel
rose has been elected president of
the Massachusetts and Rhode Is
land Association of Knights Temp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
- MIDNIGHT

II MIDNIGHT
WJR-News Ace, music.
WWJ-News.
CKLW- News. dawn pstrl
WJLB-Heroes of the air.
WEXL-Moonlite serenade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Baker to Address
CAP Session
Expansion Proposed
for Courier Service

I State wing officers, Will hear
plans fo an expanded courier
. service Sunday, when Mai Ray
Baker and his STAFF address a Civil
Air Patrol meeting at Lansing.
Bad weather has baked CAP
activities for the last two week
ends. ReScheduled for Sunday
under favorable circumstances arc
first jumps by several students in
Comdr. Lunceford'S paratroops
and a survey Of lake ice condi-
lions by Comdr. Haboush'S Squad
.ror 1922.
CAP headquarters last week re-
piled 10 press stories treating the
organization AS a "stepchild' Of
the army aif forces. Officials
have no complaint to make against
government supervision but adj
NIT some apprehension regarding
WPB's order grounding all civilian
planes (eXcept on official CAP
duties) after April /.
Detroit CAP departures last
week included slim" Adams TO
coastal patrol, Margaret Bernhard
10 WAAC. Sylvia Dahmes 10
women's flight training division,
Charles Roth TO army and Ray
Davis 10 CPTC.
1t, J. l. Phillips has been
named executive officer of Comdr.
Knowles squadron with 1t. A. j.
Schuck as the new adjutant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Sunday Ra&o Program,

THIS program has been
given The Detroit Times
ny the stations herein
listed. II the presenta-
lions as scheduled are no,
on the air. the fault lies
with the stations and not
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

500 A. ".
CKLW Happy Joe-V
WJBk-News and music.
$3.50 A. VI.
WJR-Musical.
WXYZ-Reveille-M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Murder Story to Be Heard
On n Radio Stations

p m. Wednesday; WILLS, Port
Huron, 11:30 a. m. Friday.
ONTARIO
CFCO, Chatham. $50 p. m.
Thursday; CKOC. Hamilton, lis
p. m. Saturday; CWCR. Kitchener,
9 p. m. Thursday; CKCO. Ottawa,
els p. m. Friday: Cues. STRAIT
ford. 7:45 p. m. Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

liar Commanders. He succeeds
/ Delbert T.. Place of Provincetown,
/ r. l., 10 that position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
MONDAY MORNING

WJBK-Corn Till Morn NJ.
SOC A. NJ.
WJBK-News.
$3.50 A. NJ.
WJR-Farm Forum-V.
WJBk-News and music.
La gaceta., 1943-07-12
cUENTo

Al pobre Pharmaceutical Sc lie ha-
bian juntado todas. Era asmatico
y calvo; pero, a fin de compensar
ambas ~desgracias, tambien era reu
matico y dispeptico. Naturalmen-
tie, despachaba cotidianamente va
rios frascos, p~aquetes y cajitas de
especificos infalibles para la cura
del reumatismo, la dyspepsia, Ell
asma y la calvicie; elogiando, por
supuesto, sus SECURES resultados,
10 cual resulta una prueba termi-
mantle en- abono del dicho conocidO
y resobado segGn ell cual zen casa
del herrero amanece mas tempra-
no., del que asegurs que "no por
mucho madrugar tie dire quien
eres'.
Esa tarde entraron dos ninos a
la farmacia. Evidentemente, ha-
bian venido juntos, presumible-
mente, iban a comprar cosas igua-
les. Poniendo un trabajoso paren-
tests a su tos, ell boticariO pregun-
to al mayorcito:
7jQue quieres, Undo?
-Deme diez c~entavos de pasti-
las do gonna.
Gruh6 ell boticario-habfa CO.
mido dulce de leche, menguada
concession en- su gula; va sentfa
ell acido invadiendole en- ardorosas
oleadas ell est6mago; - arrastr6
u pies endurecidos por ell reuma,
atrajo una escalerilla de mano, la
llevo al sitio ~necesario, Sc encara-
mo en- ella a fuerza de sudores y
de lamentaciones Y baj6 Ell tarro
con pastillas de gonna, acompanan-
do ell viaje de descenso con los
CONSEQUENCES grunidos. Sirvi6 al
niho 10 que lie habia pedido; Y pre-
gunt6 luego al otro:
I'll tambien querras 10 mismo,
iverdad?
No, senior, - fu6 la pronta
respuesta del chiquillo.
Torn6, entonces, ell doliente far
maceutico a ascender la escaleri-
liza para reponer en- su sitio Ell fras-
co donde Sc hallaban las pastillas;
Y volvi6 a repetirse TODD ell pro-
La gaceta., 1943-07-12

Como Sc trabaja para la guerra
en- Ia EscueIa del Hogan D PROBE
si0nal de la Mujer
Este curse, la simpatica Escue-
la que preparaba a las muchachas
para la vida del hogan, y al mis-
mo tempo les daba una cultura
cientifica, artistica y practica, que
les servia de base para ell ejerciclo
de una profession, no ha alberto
sus classes.
Estas Sc han convertible en- Ia
Heres al servicio de guerra desde
eli mes de 0ctubre, y alumnas y
professors ponen TODD su devote
entusiasmo en- la confecci6n de
prendas para los que luchan en- las
trincheras, y a wees hasta toda
su fuerza. Porque la primera la
Dor que mand6 ell Parque de Inten
dencia bolsas de costado, de
Iona tiesa y dura.
Jay, mis- pobres dedos como
me duelen!-s atrevia a lamentar
Sc alguna.
re creeras que estamos en-
tiempos de kGcernOs las manos.
No, hija, que en- ell frente Sc pasa
muy NAL.
Y mil bOlsas de Iona, engomada
Y tiesa, fueron entregadas en- ell
menor tempo possible, para dedi-
carse en- seguida a la c~onfecci6n
de Jerseys.
Luego, la Junta de Compras
del MinisteriO de la Guerra envi6
a Ia Escuela del Hogan pleas de
tela para hacer camisas, Y todas
las maquinas, dOnde las mujerci-
tas aprendian a confeccionar la
ropa casera y a hacer primores
para ganarse hOnradamente la vi
da, corrieron durante ocho horas
d~iarias, hacienda camisas para los
soldadOs.
II Cuantas tenemos hechas?
va pasan de s~eiscientas.
Y las ~profesoras habian de con
tener ell ansia de producer muchO
que a tOdas Questionable.
-Lo que salga de la Escuels no
puede ir chapucero. lTengalo en-
cuenta! En- esta casa, donde han
aprendido tantas buenas mOdis-
tas Y costureras que ahora tienen
talleres de lenceria de lujo -.
ST, clarO; pero, jque lie vamos
a poner a una camisa de hombre?
Sc ponia en- ella primer, Y Sc
hacia con la misma ternura que 81
fuera ropa de nino.
-iSon para los hospitalesl
Y han de ser abiertas y como
das, con ell cuellO bien sentado.
Claras, cOquetas de color.
Porque ahora, en- los ~intervalos
en- que nj Ell Parque de Intenden-
ella nj la Junta de COmpras man
dan generOs, es la Escuela misma
la que los compra con los fondos
cue antes sc invertian en- ell mate
rial necesario a las diversas ense-
nanzas Y con Ell dia de haber que
los professors entregan mensual-
mente.
Ell Comite del Frente Popular
que funciona dentro de la Escue-
la, y cuyO ~secretario es Luis Es-
La gaceta., 1943-07-12

/ paha, socialista de siempre, es CO.
mo Ell coraz6n que hace latir en-
fervor patri6tico los t~alleres dom
de mas de veinte profesoras ira
bajan.
Y sin interruption Sc sigue pro
duciendo camisas, calzoncillos, pr
jamas, jerseys, que la response
bic, profesora auxiliar de la clase
de Corte y Confecci6n de Ropa
Blanca, Josefa Fajardo, muestra
envanecida y s~atisfecha.
-Mire listed. Estos son los cal
zoncillos terminates esta semana.
Tienen elastico en- la cintura.
Buen corte, bien rematados 49,.
iBien hechitos! Entire las alumnas
hay buenas c%ostureras. Hasta ver-
daderas modistas, de la clase de
vestidos, tenemos trabajando, y
personal ajeno a la casa que ha
solicitado ayudarnos, y que por su
capacidad hemos admitido. Yea
los oiales de las camisas. Por den
tro Y por fuera. iAh, 81 no estan
bien hechos, los hago deshacer.
Chapucerias, no! ESQ serfa i'm
perdonable en- la Escuela del Ho-
gar, desde donde dona Melchora
Herrera escribia: GEL verdadero
estado de la mujer es Ell matrimo-
Mo, Y Ell hogan, su santuario." Y
ensenaba a las alumnas a poner
la misma precision al confecciO-
mar una salsa, y ell mismo primer
al dollar un mantel, que 81 de clio
dependiera la felicidad familiar
de toda la vida.
Este curse, las classes en- que Sc
daban las ensenansas artistico-in-
dustriales permanecen, en- su ma
yor parte, cerradas. Ash, la de con
fecci6n de flores a~rtificiales, de
donde salieron tantas buenas o.
breras para los talleres; la de
cuero Y batik, a la que asisti6,
como alumna, la esposa del Pre-
sidente de la Repdblica; la de cor
ses, la de encajes, la de bordados,
la de sombreros, la de miniature
Y esmaltes, porque, iay!, NADIA de
este importa en los tiempOs amar-
gos de la guerra.
FL director de la Escuela, pro-
fesor de Taquigrafia, don Juan 10
Sc Urrutia Alcala, que tantas dis
cipulas tiene en- M~inisterios, Ban
cos Y Empresas comerciales, tam
bien ha suspendidos sus ensenan-
a mientras la guerra pide todos
los esfuerzos.
Suspendidas estan las classes del
Hogan, en- las que estaba compren
dida la de Puericultura, Hygiene,
Medicina de urgencia -.
Y esa, tai vez, por divide, pues
en- ella Sc ensenaba a poner inyec
clones, a cuidar ninos y a atender
a los enfermos, TODD clio tan nece-
sariO en- estos momentos en- que es
precise preparar rapidamente en-
fermeras v muieres capacitadas
para los ~albergues y expediciones
infantiles.
La clase de Economic, Contabi-
lidad domestica y Arte culinario,
tambien debia estar en- Marcia.
GEs que alguna vez ha sido mas
La gaceta., 1943-07-12
RecoydandO' Ell HeroiSmO de ESpG1a en- Jos 5
Amos de Guerra con los Na2I-F aSGUNS

1
necesario saber guisar y repartir
ell dinero para que llegue a cubrir
las necesidades de la familia!
En- los presupuestos que hacian
las futuras amas de casa en- a ella
Sc de Economic Domestica, y que
estan expuestos en- las v%itrinas, a.
parecen cifras que son un leJano
recuerdo: "Patatas, O,25 ell kilo;
merluza, una pesetas medic kilo;
un huevo, OILS" Y, iclaro!, para
la hipotetica familia Sc c~onfeccio-
naba I'm tambien hipotetico ment,
que ahora produce marcos leer.
"Men1 para Ell martes. Comida:
Judas estofadas Y merluza con
mayonesa. Cena: Patatas guisa-
das con bacalao Y ternera a la jar
dinera."
Y, ademas, advierte que la IA
milia tenfa para vivir cuatro mil
pesetas anuales.
No; ESQ no vale. Ahora es Guam
do hace falta de verdad una pro-
fesora que nos explique de GUAM
tas e Sc guisan las habas
y que plato puede condimentarse
con los huesos de los a~lbaricOquess
porque en- cuanto sc acaben las
naranjas, y con elias u casca-
ras, ustedes veran que platos dig
nos de una alumna de la Escuela
van a presentar estas chicas a sus
familias.
Todas estas reflexiones Sc ha-
cen viendo ell allegro grupo juve-
nil, que cose en- la clase de Costu-
ra con entusiasmo y rapidez de
stajanovistas Y primero de los
tiempos en- que era un arte cada
oficio.
De pronto, una que Sc ha levan-
tado con la labor en- la mano para
preguntar algO a la responsible,
mira a la Gale por la ventana y
da IN grito.
Todas levantan la cabeza.
-SQue pasa?
-Alli, en- la ~fruterfa, hay 'co-
la"
Els verdad. Una "cola" en- la es-
quina de la Gale. Estaran despa-
chando naranjas, o habas, o toma-
ties, o jquien sabe? A 10 mejor,
hasta puede que ear patatas.
-iQuita mujer! Esas no las
dan sin cartilla, y 20 no vivo en-
este barrio.
La responsible Sc hace cargo.
Estas muchachas que estan aqui
cosiendo, y estas professors (mu-
chas de elias amas de casa), por
venir a TRAFALGAR, tai vez no han
tenido tempo de comprar 10 nece-
sario.
-Vayan, vayan ustedes. Dejen
la labor Y vayan a comprar 10 que
despachen, que no hay mucha
genie.
Salem algunas, en- allegro revue
10, Y al e salir al grupo que CO.
IRE a ocupar su sitio en- la Soda,
un hombre lee ell rotulo de la puer
ia:
-"Escuela del Hogan Y Profe-
sional de la Mujer." bah! Pam
plinas. Luego, mi mujer no sabe
guisar Ell rro y tengo que ha-
cerlo 70.
-iPero ha venido a esta Escue
la?-pregunta una del taller.
No.
-Entonces, jcomo quiere listed
cue sepa, companero?
Elena Forum.
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La gaceta., 1943-07-12
FL TEMPO

Lluvias para la tarde de hoy.
Temperature minima, a las 7 de
a manana, rs grades.
La gaceta., 1943-07-12

ceso de lamentos y de tlg
lie costaba la tarea. Una We
hubo llevado a mas 0 nenos
termino, va de nuevO iuito
trador, anhelante y Sacudd
la tos, interrog6 al seguitl
chachito:
-Entonces ique eS 10 qu'
res?
Y rod6 bajO ell mOstrad'
TINA de un sincope, al or
respondfa:
70 quierO NADIA mas gu
centavos de pastillas de g0H
La gaceta., 1943-07-12

Dime, Juanito, IN ann
dr1pedo 49,.
-i......!
u Como? iNo sabes que
nimal cuadrGpedO es aqud,
ne cuatro pataS? Citan|
cuantos ~ejemplos ..~
I'm perro..., IN pato-,
ballo...., I'm par de poles
La gaceta., 1943-07-12

COMO Sc B~OMBARDEARA CASTELVETRANO-
CogidOs como patos en- ell aqua, 81 a%eroplanos italianos
fueron destrufdOs Y z averiados en- este bombardeo del
aerodromo de Castelvetrano, cerca de Trapani, Italia.
Los photos amercanos a~rrojaron $500 bombas de .rraq-
mentaci6n', de 20 libras cada una. Il hume Lrota .a los
ayyones y ~dep6sitos incendiados.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22

WASTED-A Nou-E man OH i0.'s-
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sight ~ plan 10, he future - Vei as
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financial hrm operating orsrc hes
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TRUCK MECHANIC
UNSKILLED MORKERS

rPHOLsTERER -- All-srourd man who
ran ~ hiEh class work highest wages
Apply A. once Michigan Custom Uphol-
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Male Help-Saiesn1en

SALESMEN-UNUSUAL
TropicaIs for men Al Sit73: experience
unnecessary comm ssion earnings not less
that $50 per week N work as instructed
Prone Cherry 6035 mornings l0-l21 for
arpo,o ments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Male Help Wanted
COLORED BOY

To help In laundry Kuhm's snow White
Laundry i604s Woodward
C0LORED MEN is 20 40. good steady,
reliable JOB. Apply III watson.
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