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Evening star., 1943-02-21
Toward a United America
Luis Quintanila Sees u. S. as Pattern
For Future World Organization
Latin American Speaks
A Latin American Speaks
By Luis QuintaniUa (MacmilanJ

By Luis Quinanilla. Macmillan
For the United States has been enjoying the good nesheo
republics
Washington
neighbones
much appreciated
of the Western Hemisphere truly together,
In
S
act-mdepndence
third dealing this time with
gravity
hemisphere will
of civilized world order"
PAN
for the Qunania "blah
Nicaragua
they had regard the
United States the of
Latin America confidently clasp the
by President OF the United States"
Now there
United States capital inteligeny
officially guided become the
the this
IF United
reject the possibility that perhaps than
ton not be conceived with
shape to the international life OF 2 republics facilitating
higher the international life
order home
to a Of swella an
hemisphere ameoraon of diets and health
ton
problem is following
Will conciaoy
life of soety
political democrats we'll mpaence
will o. of
alternatives bolshesm
inherent in it, then this recactran will
surgNaI operanon BLAIR
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Squadron BOB
BIZ Arkadu Fielder. (Rou PubNshers.l

Squadron which made Polish
flyers One has heard their exploits of their daring and dash but
detailed Of their
in the RATS historic defense of Britain According the author that
has
In the critical month September 1940 Squadron 30
9
brought
while squadron
48 victories, less than half the by 303
The this achievement with lives of
It's remarkably figure below the
rate of casualties the RAF during the month
Fielder splendid which
Che Poles flying school the
until the armice.
both
probably
thoroughly
United Nations the superiority the British ships they out
respect.
Mr. Fielder gives detailed account of their exploits in the battle
dramatically history
comrades
purple
reading
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Best Sellers
FICTION.

FICTION.
The Robe, by Lloyd c. Doug
las.
Crescent Carnival, by Fran
ces Parkinson Keyes.
The Song of Bernadette, by
Franz Werfel.
The Valley of Decision, by
Marcia Davenport.
Wide Is the Gate, by Upton
Sinclair.
NON-FICTION.
Guadalcanal Diary, by Rich
ard Tregaskis.
Our Hearts Were Young and
Gay, by Cornelia Otis Skinner
and Emily Kimbrough.
Suez to Singapore, by Cecil
Brown.
l Saw the Fall of the Philip-
pines, by Col. Carlos P. Romulo.
Germany's Master Plan, by
Joseph Borkin and Charles
Welsh.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Merchant Ships, 1912
Edited by E. C. Talbo

Macmillan
This is an entirely new edition of
the merchant ships of the world
compiled with an eye, among other
things, to affording masters of YES
sells and others who have business
With merchant shipping a means of
quickly identifying vessels. 1t is to
merchantmen what James Fighting
Ships is to naval men. The volume
l. the work Of 1t. Comdr. Talbot
Booth of the British Royal Navy.
He early realized the need of such
reference for naval officers. His
first handmade copy Of Merchant
Ships" was lent to a friend and lost
Comdr. Talbot Booth worked up
material a second time. and the first
printed edition appeared in 1882.
The British Admiralty suggested the
inclusion of cargo ships and later of
foreign ships. The latest edition is
the first since the early summer of
l941, and an entirely new arrange
ment has been adopted in the light
Of the war. There is the section, for
instance, on German aircraft recog-
milton models The editor also devotes
a great deal of space to identifying
markings on stacks of ships, and a
section on ships silhouettes The
latter is of value in quick identifica-
ton Of ships, particularly since so
many vessels now are painted war
gray or otherwise camoufaged.
The author has taken on
stupendous task and has produced
an invaluable volume. In addition
to line drawings of stacks and ships.
the book contains numerous photo
graphs Of merchant vessels Mac
milan also publishes James Fight
ing Ships" and james All the
Worlds Aircraft"
MALCOLM D. IAMBORNE. Jr.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Like q Falcon FIyinq
By Helena Letrou

By Helena LEROY CGperton (Garre G. MasSie)
somewhat tesome when
the plots and characters change with
somewhat repeitous
to be a
But Like Flying
plot
The which
Irish girl who in fit of wishes sudden death
lives wish
emotional conflict
out the volume L.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
For the Mystery Fans

Brief ReUielOS Of Current
Detectire Fiction.
Alias the Dead, by George Har-
mon Coke tknopt man
does an impersonation and finds
himself in shoes of criminal. $3.50.
The Affair at the Boat Landing.
by A. 3. Cunningham CDutton)-
Crime in Kentucky, solved by brave
Kentucky sheriff. Average.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
The Lond | Live
By Stephen LOnoStrect Random House,

bg otepHeR LORQStfect fhhHdohH 7o"St1
This long novel lot Of have
family assumption represent
reader will be initiated into acadmcay
that,
1t Of the
old patriarchal
Evening star., 1943-02-21
The American Leonardo: The Life of Samuel B. Morse

By Carleton Mabee (AUred A. KnopfJ
Thomas Jefferson recently figure
cation unbusngy entitled
Pragmacay considered
Leonado flying machines
OF the principles aerodynamcs
continuing contraction
Five OF MoseS
His painting of the old House
painter.
Mr. Mabee book interesting
back After
something
grand he hoped living
painting the wonders of the
week Broadway gallery Evidently
larger sums at the box Offices of art galleries Eastern cities
Washington
of the closing l843
Court chamber that
wrought"
And the telegraph would have publicly
postal
advised Congress
invention the ground that would
Morse think Of
via rs wires letter alphabet
with wire before the human
carried simultaneously the
biography
telling
Of he
painted President Sddons
ceved the bows of Napoleon III" GEORGE KENNEDY.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Trail of the Money Bird
By Dillon Ripley. (HdrperJ

IHuTpeTD
Dillon Ripley onithologist
would his Trail
of the Bounts Capt Bgh winding
at present close to the battle
Impressions rather than anything actually
Is true he takes bit than passing the
area But almost equa his recepivens scenic whis
the white section Of
sailing small boat over the vastne of the Pacific
Mr Ripley
the
interest However his casualne
sense OF humor may provide diverting reading
j. w STEPP
Evening star., 1943-02-21
From Perry to Pearl Horbor

By Ed,Din A. Falk. doubleday, DoranJ
the bombed
relations from
of Japans hrewd achieve
mandatory Carolnes
trade Observation-Disclosures which
through by diplomatic victory the Washington Naval
Conference began planning
Britain
the author stresses the
Immediately preceding
Mr. Falk writes The fact of the transmission
President
at hand but until japanese and naval slowly
the
evidence
the scattered hidden
possible recall the ogarchy
probably position
Mr. Fak afrms that
will regain the whole Pacific and leave
Hideyosi xpedtionay
The author makes ferven plea that Navy has wrested
the Pacific from
conflict
Fak fellow
knowledge
or knowing neglected couneract ROGERT C. HARPER
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-11
.l8 Draftees
Accepted
Four Men to NAVY,
others to Army;
81 Men Rejected
From Vance Group

Induction officials a, Fort Bragg
nave accepted IL and rejected 81
men "i q contingent of SclCCtCcS
sent Jun" 1 hv the Vance sciCctivc
S'rTlc" board. TIE local board was
u" llI"d of I"I1li" today. al those aC-
crn,"H. four wIiI see service With
IN" Navy ANA tn" others were in
Quoted INTO the Army.
lW"n'y- "N"u s,l"C'"C, were re-
'""'"i h"""I ct 'arlJu" /" pas. phv-
'I'"l "N;lml"H'I"r~. tire" did NOT
meet !:trr"r" a"d m"u'Ilriy rruuirc-
'n"ut~ and one va. below urcrlpa-
'Icnal standards.
Men accepted lnr the Army h;yn
IA l;-da" fUrl"ugh before reporting
for arilN" drl'". and those accepted
10Y The Navy report today at the end
OF ScTcu-da" induction THROUGH.
I'" accepted for the Army IN
"'nd". Frank Barley. Henderson.
'''n i""rCd from B"nnct:svlll". S. e..
''r""y Th"m1s Hale. l28 Elm
rect: Hh.liiu y. Moscl"y. lis Car
plra ), "uuo. Sidney Sims S'cy"m-
IN. l., @3i North William -'rcr'.
El'N'rd IlT"'w NvCoCk. 53l Eur'urd
.''"Ct. j." rCr%Crsuu. .Tr.. - Chy~..
r'"n street: james Rudd fdwn,d..
III limTll .,r"cr: Earl Cooper
FLOYD. i&l Rowland street: rd..m
iiItwcll WORKMAN. route :. G".rid
lI"ndur" N"s.r. ruur" =: Daniel
Carlton Flowers. 1910 W.ir... street..
rwpI' t,.'nIti Iona. .li.. 80 Cl,..-
mat street. E"hrr' Cu~. G.s..ur..
lt""h""sm. Cl'upu 'rGrma rtuar..
H.l"i"h road.
! H. ., rrlfil,.f,.I rfF', .,rr q. ..r
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-11

soon. Say. is it true. judge. that the beverage
distllling industry his Il part in producing it,
Yes, Il very Important part, Jim. That
industry's facilities for producing grain al
cohol make it possible to include 10000
tons ofrubbCr from grain in the governments
$40, O0O-ton synthetic rubber program.
Pretty important contribution 10 our war
effort, isn't il J,m?'
1t certainly is. Judge. Wonder how many
people really realize it,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-11

"Nour tires are in good shape. Judge ought
to last you at least another 5000 miles"
1--WE been very careful of them. Jim. since
learned how much the government needs
rubber. Only drive when | have to. 81 keep
her under 80 an hour and have the tires
switched around every 1000 miles"
} "Nlc. too. Judge. Pretty tough spot we
were put in gcttn' our supply of rubber cut
off just when We needed it most. But, we'll
be gcttin' plenty Of synthetic rubber real
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-11
COSTS RENTED

Ed Lee Ellis. Cul"rcd. WIS charc-
cd in recorders court today with
larceny. and prayer for Judgment
WAS continued on payment of the
costs and on return OF the watch al
legged tn harc been taken from SCr-
Ccan, !. l.. AirCarthy. Costs were lC-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-11

Elizabeth Bell Moore. c"i"r"d. WAS
tiled III police court Today Tor heilE
drunk and WAS gwen thirty days.
to be suspended on payment oil Inc
costs,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-11
MARRI~E. LICENSE

Jesse Il. Perry. nG washington. ID.
G.. and Emma Harris, Route !, Hen
dciSun. culurcd couple. obtained
Il marriage license from the register
Of deeds office yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-11
FRIDAY. JUNE II, 1913

m'ttcd. Mccarthy was co,1
aiFpilhc Spot;cr classes -, l.uiclIng
at inc Time the watch is ,M'ircll
nave been taken early in Anr yS'd to
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-11

Buy War Savings STAMPS O, po,,,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-11
DRUNK CASE TRIED

lv real estate paper filed for record
Thursday.
La gaceta., 1943-03-24

Ecos de ana bOdG
Dominados por ell amor unie-
ron sus destinOs ell pasado sa-
bado la apreciada y bella Srta.
Ida Ruth Radell y ell correcto
joven Dagoberto Martinez.
La ceremonial, que fue presen
ciada por amistades de ambas
familias tuvo lugar en- ell 2Ol9
de la avenida Trece. Ostentaba
la representation de la ley Ell
conocido notario pGblcio Sra.
Maria Menendez.
Los presentes fueron obse-
quiados con dulces, r~efrescos y
licoreS.
Los nuevos esposOs disfrutan
de su luna de miel Ell la cludad
de st. Petersburg. A su regre-
so estableceran su nido de amor
en- esta ciudad.
Interminable luna de mlel les
deseamos.
La gaceta., 1943-03-24
MA1'RIMONIOS

JESUS Quintana, Is, y Ziomara
Chavez, 16; Man~el NJ. Da Cos
ia, 81, y Lillian Brochu, %;
Charles John Minke Ibaan, %,
Y Edith Tulsa La ocat, "a; Ar
mold R. Goerger, %, ! Eva Ines
Bitch, 81; Thomas William An
derson jr. %, y Ladaweka Jane
Duncan, 10; Thomas J. DENIM
son, 10 y Sara Vivian Williams
Is; Roy Allen Greene, 81, y
Henrietta Powers, 20; Edwin
La gaceta., 1943-03-24

vo de la golondrina de mar en- una
isla Immediate, TODD 10 cual parece
tener cierta veracidGd en- vista de
las fguras de hombres con cahezas
de ives que Sc han encontrado en-
dicho lugar.
Valor hist6ricO
En- las islas Juan Fernandez. Mas
Afuera y Mas a TERRA, situadas.a
una distancia de AGO millas de Ia
costa chilena, los habitantes sc de-
dican principalmente a Ia pesca. A
fines del siglo XVII fue abandonado
en- la isla Mas Afuera, ell marino
irlandes Alexander Selkirk, proto-
tipo de Robinson Crusoe, ell heroe
de la obra de Dafoe. Dicho marino
permanecer en- la isla hasta que fu6
manecer en- la isla, pero Sc arrepin-
ito antes de que dicha embarcacion
Sc perdiera de vista Y trat6 de re-
gresar. FL captain del barco Sc
opuso terminantemente a que re-
gresara y Selkirk Sc VIC obligado a
permanecer en- la isla hasta que fue
rescatado por un buque corsario
bajo ell mando del Captain Woodes
Rogers y en- ell que ~navegaba ell
historiador Dampier. Sell
kirk facilit6 un valioso material a
uno de los novelistas mas famosos
de aquellos tiempos, pero los unicos
detalles que do sobre aouella isla
desierta fueron los de afirmar que
eXistia ALI gran numero de cabras.
En- esa epoca Sc ignoraba que ell in
trepido navegante espanol, Juan
Fernandez, habia descubierto di-
chas islas y que habia tratado de
colonizarlas.
Fernandez, en- un viaie que llevo
a cabo a fines del Siglo XVI, diviso
Nueva Zelandia en- la l%eiania y des-
crubi6 las islas de San Felix v San
Ambrosio, que actualmente llevan
ell nombre de Sala Y Gomez. Era un
diestro captain de barco Y en- cierta
OCCASION fu6 %procesado en- Chile acu-
sandosele del delito de bruieria nor
realizado un viaie del Callao
a Valparaiso en- treinta dias, cosa
que en- aquena epoca Sc considerable
impossible. Sin embargo, Fernan-
dez explic6 a los jueces que dicho
viaje fue muv sencillO V que sim
plemente habia navegado a gran
distancia de la costa para evitar los
vientos del sur, aprovechandose de
los vientos alisios. A pesar de todo
este, corri6 ell peligro dc scr c,n-
denado por tai haz&Iia. .
La gaceta., 1943-03-24

existen en- esa isla, asi como las
personals que las esculpieron Y los
medios empleados para transpor-
tarlas. Tampoco han podido dar
con ell s%ignifcado que %encierran.
Estas monstruosas efgies de tres a
sesenta pies de altura, tocadas con
raros turbantes o coronas que al
canzan dimensiones de seis a ocho
pies de ancho y que estan talladas
IN piedra caliZa, d~iferente a la &C.
MIA volcanica comprimida con la
cual Sc esculpieron las estatuas mis-
mas, Sc allan a 10 largo de los
declives de la costa. En- realidad
son gigantescos bustos cor grandes
rostros enigmaticos que miriam ha-
cia ell cielo. Tienen enormes oreias
Y en- NADIA semejantes a las del tipo
polinesio o melanesio.
Interesantes detalles
Por las herramientas primitivas,
azuelas, martillos Y otros imple-
mentos que Sc encontraban en- dicho
lugar, se cree que esas estatuas
misteriosas fueron esculpidas en- ell
crater del volcan Rano-Raraku,
pero como este esta situado lejos
del sitio donde sc encuentran ac-
tualmente dichas efgies, ell metodo
empleado para transportarlas con-
tinua siendo tan enigmatico como
ell traslado de las enormes piedras
incaicas del Cuzco. Igualmente in
teresantes son los ahus o ~platafor-
mas para los ~entierros, formadas
por paroles parallels de 300 pies de
longitud por Is pies de altura, cuyo
frente da al mai y cuya parte pos
terror esta construida en- forma de
contrafuerte. Estas plataformas
estan construidas de piedra Y al
gunas sirvieron de base para las
estatuas, asf como tambien para
tender a los muertos antes de ser
e~nterrados Ell las bovedas.
La aldea sagrada de Orongo esta
compuesta de 48 casas de piedra
ubicadas entire I'm risco Y III crater,
siendo las unicas viviendas de
piedra que Sc %encuentran en- Poline-
STA. Por otra parte, Sc han descu-
bierto algunos tablones o inscrip-
clones ideograicas desconocidas,
asi como ciertas esculturas en- las
paroles representando los ritos del
quito a alguna ave. Relatan las
leyendas de la isla que ESQ esta
relacionado con la ceremonial annual
del descubrimiento del primer hue
La gaceta., 1943-03-24

WASHINGTON. - La ex-
traordinaria Isla de Pascua,
ash como las islas de Juan Fer
nandez, Sala y Gomez, en- ell
pacifico, constituyen para
Chile importantes avanzadas
contra cualquier ataque enc
migo a su litoral de 1920
millas.
La mencionada Isla de Pascua,
que Sc %encuentra en- ell Oceano Pa
cifico a 1000 millas de la costa SUI
damericana, esta justamente dentro
del grupo de las Islas Polinesias.
La Isla de Pascua fue descubierta
y anexada en- 1857 por ell Capt.
tan ingles Davis, pero la toma de
possession efectuada oficialmente por
Ell almirante holandes Roggeween,
no ocurri6 sino hasta ell dia de
Pascua de Resurrection del ano de
1922, razon por la cual recibio ell
nombre de esa festividad religiosa.
Los polinesios tambien Sc referen
a ella como la isla de Rapanui. La
terra mas cercana es la Isla de Pit
cairn, LOO millas al noreste, que
sirvio de ultimo refugio al historico
Bounty" Nueva Zelandia Sc en-
cuentra a una distancia de 4.500
millas al ~suroeste. Los 250 habi-
tantes de la Isla de Pascua son de
sangre POLYNESIA con cierta mezcla
de sangre negra, pues va habian ne
gros en- dicha isla antes de la llega-
da de los descubridores.
Indigenas pacificOs
I'm funcionario chileno esta en-
cargado de la administration de la
Isla de Pascua. Los indigenas OBJ
servan las leyes, son pacffcos y
respetan a las autoridades. Sc
dedican a la crianza de cabras, con
cuya carne Sc alimentan Y de cuyos
cueros hacen variados usos. Pero
desde ell punto de vista comercial,
la isla nunca ha ocupado I'm puesto
importante. Ell misterio en- rela-
ci6n con las reliquias arqueologicas
del lugar, ha sido siempre una
attraction para viajeros y estu-
diosos. q
Los que Sc han dedicado a estu-
diar la historic del Pacffco no han
podido a1n descubrir ell misterio de
las famosas y enormes iguras que
La gaceta., 1943-03-24

A las seis de la tarde Sc to-
cara la primera pieza, conti-
nuando hasta las doce de la no.
che.
Cuatro son los conjuntos mu-
sicales que tendran a su cargo
ell progr"ma.
Las cantinas estaran surti-
das con TODD cuanto Sc pueda
desear.
Regiran m6dicos preciOs.
Asista y pase seis hOras en-
grata y allegro compahia.
La gaceta., 1943-03-24
Animation

AU1T1UcIOW
Sc obseHva gran animation
para asistir Ell pr6ximo domin-
go al Gran Cabaret Popular
que efectuara la estimada Sec
ci6n de Recreo y Adorno del
Circulo Cubano en- TODD su edi-
ficio social.
Los organizadores Sc anota-
ran uno de los exitos mas gran
des de la temporada.
La gaceta., 1943-03-24

+. Forrest p, y Lois NJ. Dun
can, 81; John Il. Campbell, Is,
V Marjorie Maria Williams, Is;
Aaron Daniel Raulerson, %, y
Clara Mae Estes, 80.
La gaceta., 1943-03-24
RecOrddmOS

RecOrddmOS
Que pasado manana viernes
IS la function a beneficio de la
Logia Jose Curbelo, de la Or
den Caballero de la Luz.
Tendra lugar en- ell teatro del
Tirculo Cubano y Sc llevara a
3scena la preciosa comedia
''Lios Y mas los
Sc cubrira la segunda parte
con I'm extenso acto de varieda
des.
Muchas son las localidades
,endidas.
La gaceta., 1943-03-24
NJ DE CONSTITUTE
CION

Sc otorgaron permisos de
constructor a Maria Rojante,
DR.. Charles d. Allen, Sexton
Johnson, L. f. Walters, Knight
and Wall Y Sr. Caruthers.
La gaceta., 1943-03-24

parte de nuestra Marina.
Durante SUI estancia aqui ha-
bitara en- la casa de sus padres
1905 de la avenida Armenia.
Horas muy agradables pasa-
"a en- su ciudad natal.
La gaceta., 1943-03-24

Reside ella con Sus padres,
esposos Jose Y Rogelia Marti-
nez, en- ell 1862 de la Gale 15.
LIE llevaran estas lineaS nues
ira mas sincera felicitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1943-03-24
MeiOrdda

Con placer consignamos la
franco mejoria de la apreciada
amiguita Gladys Ciccarello, hi
ia mayor de los buenos amigos
Estela y Frank Ciccarello, del
2808 de Ia Gale II.
Dado el estado satisfactorio
de la pequena amiguita debe es-
perarse que dentro de breves
dias quede del TODD restableci-
da.
La gaceta., 1943-03-24
Tu11nJpU1oe

CumpledEOS
Ell dia de hoy sera pleno de a.
legria para la Sra. Ofelia Betan
court, va que cumple un ano
mas de vida. ,
La gaceta., 1943-03-24
NOTAS SOCIALES
tPoR MARIO RoDRIcUEZ)

FL cabo Fernandez es hijo de
los esposos Ramiro y Ursula
Fernandez, residences del 1918
lie la Trece avenida. En- la ac-
tualidad presta sus servicios en-
ell campamento Bradley Field,
Connecticut.
Bienvenido.
La gaceta., 1943-03-24
You Women Who Suffer From
HOT FLASHES then
CHILLY FEELINGS

If gon-like so many women between
the ages Of 80 and 52-guifcr from
hot flashes, weak, dizzy, nervous feel
ings, distress Of 'irregulariJle8', arc
blue at tirac5-duo 70 the functional
middle age period n a woman's life
Try taxing Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound Ct once. It's the best
known medicine you can buy that's
made especially for Uorren
Pin,.hGm's CoEpoL-d - frrzOug 70
relieve such d,strcg3. Taken regularly
1t helps build up resistance against
Tuch annoying symptoms. Is also is
fine stomachlc tonic.
Thousands upon Thousands OF
women-rich and pOOr alike-hav8
reported benefits. Time and again
Lydia Pinkham's Compound has
proved some women's happiest days
often can be during their "4O's'.
Follav Label diEsctonA Woxth tEytaql
La gaceta., 1943-03-24
De vista

De vista
Disfrutando de varios dfas de
licencia, Sc encuentra en- Tam
pa el joyen Guillermo Bairan,
ell que desde hace meses forma
La gaceta., 1943-03-24
En- Ell Hospital

ContinGa recluido en- la Gil
MICA del DR.. Trelles el aprecia-
10 amigo Sergio Seriel. Esta so
metido a un riguroso tratamien
to.
Nuestros mejores deseos por
su pronto y total restablecimien
to.
La gaceta., 1943-03-24
Visitante

Visitdnte
BESIDE ell pasado domingo Sc
encuentra entire nosotros el a
preciado joven Ramiro Fernan
DEE, Jr., que desde hace meses
p~ertanece al Ej6rcito de esta
Naci6n.
La gaceta., 1943-03-24

Get q bottle Of Krusehen Salts tonight.
Half an hour BEFORE breakfast, take as much
as will lie on a dime In a glass Of water (hot
or cold) or Ia your morning cup Of tea or
coffee and keep this up for 30 days. Kruschen
taken this way helps relieve such symptoms
as sick headaches, bowel sluggishless and
so-ealled bilious indigestion when due to In
E~uhacient flow Of bile from the gall-bladdeF.
You can get Kruschen, a famous English
formula made in the U. s. A, at any drug
store. You must be sausned or money back.
La gaceta., 1943-03-24
new! "%BACTrRiOSTATIC"
EMlNINE
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now finding great favor
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Many doctors recommend regular use
Of do1tches as a precautionary meEs-
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Some products may he harmful 70
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among women because it's NOT a
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modern aendD. II not only oiscour-
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Inex2enzivsl Get your bottle Of Lydia
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Kodiak mirror., 1943-05-01

Thoughts of dismembered tor sos and wickedinfernal machines were dissipated this week by the answer to classified advertise ment notifying of a locked suit case found in a dark alley by George Slawson, night patrolman,
 The suitcase was claimed by young Bill Hartman.
 Contents noted: dozens of Funny Books.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-05-01

Anchorage-M Martin J. Jensen, Kodiak, became a citizen of the United States April 21 in the dis trict court of Judge Simon Hell lenthal Jensen, a native of Nor way, has lived in the territory since 1927, both at Seldovia and Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-05-01

U S. Army light tank (top) rmbles snow-covered terrain at an advanced Army base in the AIeutans
 Pvt Earl Krech botom) South St Paul Minn weary clothes hand his Alaskan base harnessed the with this windmill washing machine conrved from wood wire and empty oil drum Now the camps electrified.
Evening star., 1943-09-17

Smart array of new fall colors
and patterns-every shirt care
fully tailored of fine count
brOadclOths in lustrOus whites
and novelty designs. Comfort
able fused wrinkle-free or soft
collars, pleated sleeves, clear
pearl buttons. Sizes IA to IL.
Mems Weur-Mnin Floor
Evening star., 1943-09-17

Precision tailoring and quality
fabrics makes Morton< Hall top
coats a standout value. Her
ringbones and tweeds in all the
new fall colors, box models, fly
front, set-in sleeves. Sizes "a
to A.
Mems Clothing-Mdtn Floor