davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

for hours on end you become so
much a part of the natural scene,
even as TO smell, that they don't
regard you as an intruder. i
think that perhaps best explains
my success in getting good pic
lures"
Vishniac seldom uses flash
bulbs for his work Only when
the light is extremely poor does
he resort TO artificial light. His
favorite trick is to use a mirror
with which he can direct an al
most spotlight i like rejecting
beam of sun onto his subject.
All of his work isn't done with
still cameras. AS often as not
he works with movie film. His
pictures are used by scientific
journals and for study by ento-
biological students.
After years of study of the
insect world - a world in which
Vishniac has lost himself in much
the way the great French ento-
mologist j. II. Fabre did - the
Russian scientist has come 20
believe that this Lilliput universe
is more intricate and more spe-
cialized than the world in which
humans dwell.
IT'S hard 20 put into words
exactly what I mean Only by
a few decades of living close TO
insects could you really under
stand that they, too, have a
way Of life"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

thcy are out-nf- doors,
1t takes Vishniac about one
week to photograph a series Of
one particular type of bug. Out
Of every 20 pictures taken, he is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
esNoulH pno+os

some photographers do their
work in studios But it's not the
real thing The insects do. not
have the same look, or take the
same positions as they do when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

The Banded
Garden
Spider
Is One of
the Most
Camera
Shy
Creatures
on Earth,
But This
One
Finally
Decided
10 Pose
for Her
Portrait
While She
Was Busily
Engaged in
w rapplng
Up "A
Locust
Which
Flew Into
Her Web.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Almost
Everybody
Has Seen
Grass
hoppers,
But Few
LayInen
Know That
the Pest
Looks Like
"A Comic
nrauiup
of an
Arnored
Horse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

II May %. 1913
Bradley beam., 1943-10-23
DISORDER Iy THE ORDERLY ROOM
By THE 29th SHOOTER

During past quite of going Bophy being the author and Pryor that the guilty So there settle Joseph Muscles Pshonens suggestion Sgt "A~sc suggests that he will match the of which anything will iously the of this settles
 
 When the date for this Bwl announced know all will .*" M Elmer departed for the Wonder Hills Virginia and he certainly look his face these Cpl John Brennan his his off for his stretch in the By the that Pvt Bophy and he would like have him called "The Kd Pfc Aure KP Flasher Claceto hopes that he definite list Cetais Tour which would hold for week..
 Robert M certainly he putting paper Pryor young Virginia him Cpl Harrison would his spelled Virgil of Virgin Sory Virgil but miprn the beginning Sgt Prato filled while Pfc Susmn himself his ordeal of few weeks Windsor Locks Whats the big attraction there, Johnny boy2P?
 Wel Saturday rolls look will be right with dirt from the 29h
Bradley beam., 1943-10-23
A U1aplattt B UhuughtH
TOMORROW

Tomorrow is a popular topic. Everyone has something to say about it. Most of us are wonder ing about that important world of tomorrow, There are for instance the dreamers, doubters, and those who stand in the middle of the road. Regardless of the person ev- eryone wants tomorrow to be full of happiness, understanding and peace. All of us long for better world.
 The soldiers of this field join their hopes, with the others, that out of this war there will emerge a world that is better in every way.
 Their wish can come tru!
 However, tomorrow depends up- on today. It is the way we live and act m the present that determines the future. The world of tomorrow depends upon the individual of to- day.
 Tomorrow will be just as good as each individual. You can make or ruin that tomorrow.
 The road of religion is the road to happiness. Today or tomorrow this truth is the same. By living truly godly lives you have the blue- print for a better world. If tomor- row is better and if you are better with tomorrow, it will be the re- suit of following the highest nor al and ethical standards.
 A moral life demands a pure body, mind, and soul. You must be clean in each of these details to make a perfect whole. It is neces- sary for the soldier to be moral in thought and deed if the world is to be better. Through reading the Scripture, praying, going to church and keeping our personal habits clean you can find the road to hap piness. Always you must keep vision of God before you as your goal Measure your life, by the best standards. There is no better way of happiness. There can be no bitter tomorrow unless God rules the men and nations Of today.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-23

I know I cannot seek a wife, For it's far too tough, soldiers
 life.
 So please have courage, 60 not fear, I will never ask you to be mine,
 dear.
 (and it works).
 Have you seen Pfc. Roy Lagle this A. M.? He looked like that proverbial last rose of stuff. And his theme was old and familiar. Oh, my balloon like head is aching, Lord, please keep it from breaking. The pit of my stomach too, is
 sinking. From this day on, give up drink
 ing.
 He did it before, and he can do it again. Alas, poor Roy, knew him well.
 We'll folks l reckon that's all for now, Seeya next week.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-23
CONTROL BOARD
By T/Sgt. Maxwell Dublin

That good looking chap with the NOT wavy hair that's been dancing quite frequently with Marge "Jit- terbug" Columbi is one of our vol yes! He is not T/5 as he was photographed in the first issue of the "BEAM"-but Staff Ser geant!! I could add more!!!
 Couldn't help but notice com ment on Capt. (CWS) Bennett's smile. He has nothing on Capt. Stahuber! But I wouldn't call eith- CT one sly mean the smile!
 By the way, the "worse three grades" received a thorough going over by Capt. Stahuber. They look ed like Sad Sacks after the ordeal.
 A Round Table Forum is being formed by the men of S-4. Let us hear more about it.
 Technical Sergeant David Munro, our acting first sergeant and Tech nical Sergeant Paul Richardson of Plans and Training are really let ting loose on all.
 Our Jiu-Jitsu expert, Technical Sergeant James Tansey did the right thing and got himself mar ried! Good Luck! You too, Mrs. Tansey. Those Jiu-Jitsu experts certainly get around!!!
 Double Trouble: Pfc. Henry La Valley just bought used car and got married.
 With two mess halls now in op- eration, the boys in the 93rd, will be hitting the chow lines for sec- onds. Bread-no butter.
 Our Special Service Officer has the men on the good old GI beam and I mean beam!! What-with Opera season in Hartford and in- ter-squadron athletic activities meeting with great success-who wouldn't bell!
 Attention: All female personnel! That Staff Sergeant, who is so pop ular since his arrival few weeks ago, could have a schedule with dates we'll in advance. Hold tight, Janie!!
 It. John Bold is back with us again! The pack tool!
 Our No. 1 glamour boy, blonde
Bradley beam., 1943-10-23
SINCERE
 

Sometimes a guy just must express stuff-must herald to all a spirit of appreciation for many favors received. Just such heralding is hereby dedi- cated to the POST ENGIN- EERS. For their fine work in completing the Gym, for inn provement of the Recreation Hall, for work at the Theaters and Library and especially for tAe fine cooperation of Flor ence, the Special Service Of flee extends it's sincere appre- citation.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-23

Tech Sergeant claims he had his fling and now plans to settle down. "What will happen to us?" cried ninety-nine gals with bitter tears. We'll often wonder!
 Who was left standing in front of the WAC gate waiting for a girl with black ribbon in her hair after that wonderful dance at our Gym?
 Sergeant Dewey Raglands and Corporal William Barnes really had swell time at that party in Hart ford. There was gold in them thar parlors and PLENTY of gas and oil in them thar Packards!!!
Bradley beam., 1943-10-23
Some Day
By Cpl. JACK LASSITTER

Some day I'm coming back again, Wherever you may be. I see you standing in the crowd; You're reaching up to see. You've found me now; you fight
 the tears That flow in ecstasy. Through goodwill conscious re-
 leased souls I fight my way to you. To be away for three. long years, Three seconds more won't do. The end of lonesome heartsick
 hours; My God, can this be true. 1 have you now, and looking up You touch my cheek and say, I knew you would come home to
 me, Because each night I'd pray To have you all my own once
 more. May dreams come true some day.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-23
PHOTOQUiZ ANSWERS

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Bradley beam., 1943-10-23
HOSPITAL

Protestant Services Sunday Morning Worship 800 AM
 Sunday Afternoon Semi-Secular Musical Program 200 PM. (Recre- ation Room).
 Catholic Masses Sunday Morning 8:15 AM. Confessions, before mass.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-23
If---

your squadron needs athletic equipment, have your Special Service Officer contact the Base Special Service Office at Ex- tension 205.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-23
DETACHED
 NOTES
By T/5 ART BIRNBAUM

Although I'm sure that nobody gives darn, I take my typewriter in hand and dash off few G. l. and non G.I. notes for you to read, or overlook, as you choose. There are two reasons for this, namely:
 1. like to see my name in print.
 2. Pm bucking.
 To begin this ordeal, I'd like to report that Cpl. Joe Curcio, erst- while telephone operator and mes sage center man has just taken that fatal step. Lots of luck, Joe, and may all your trouble be ''Lit- tie oneS."
 Sgt. Jim.L Logan has just returned from a very very lovely trip to his home in Rock Island, Illinois. How do you do it, Jim? Incidentally, if Joe had used Jim's old line, he might have been spared that vol untary slavery. Have you heard it?
Bradley beam., 1943-10-23

It. John Bold is back with us again! The pack tool!
 Our No. 1 glamour boy, a blonde
Bradley beam., 1943-10-23
TENT AREA

Protestant Services Sunday Morning Worship Service HOO AM. Special Service for 36th Avn. (Colored) at BOO AM. Sunday mornings
 Catholic Mass Snn Jay morning 10:00 AM.
 F. E. NAPLES,
 Base Cha plain.
Bradley beam., 1943-10-23
CHAPEL TIMETABLE
CHAPEL No. 1 Southeast gate)

Protestant Services Sunday morning Worship 10:00
 Catholic Masses Sunday morning 500, 9:0O. Weekday Mass, 5:30 Monday thru Friday. Confessions 7:30 to 800 P. M. on Saturday Evening. Jewish Service Monday evening FOG PM. Christian Science Service Sunday 11:NO AM.
 CHAPEL No. 2
 West gate)
 Protestant Services Sunday Morning Worship at 500 A.M.-9:00 A.M.-11 100 AM. Sunday Evening Vesper Service 7:3O PM.
 Catholic Masses Sunday Morning 7:15, 10:0O. Confessions, 6:OO to 6:3O PM. Saturdays.
Evening star., 1943-01-14
Wire Clips on Papers
Yield 5 Pounds Of SALVAGE

H. S. Hodges, an auditor of the
General Accounting Office, has sal
vaged S pounds of steel wire clips
from papers coming to his desk
since he started the conservation"
job last March.
IF every Government department
will save these fine, steel wire clips
a great amount of needed metal
could be made available said Mr..
Hodges. who lives at 1917 Queens
lane, Arlington, Va. He showed a
cloth bag filled with the clips.
Il am going to give the bag of
clips to the District Salvage Com
mittee and start another collection
tomorrow Mr.. Hodges said, adding
that he had the help of about six
other employees in the voluntary con-
servation job.
Evening star., 1943-01-14

Association. 1875
G street NV.
Mr.. Ellis served
in France with
the 3l6th 1nfan-
try during the
World War and
] a ter was in
command of the
camp headquar-
tiers company at
Fort Lewis here.
He is a member
of the Order of
t n e P u r pie
Heart.
He has zen
service in both
Evening star., 1943-01-14

tne army and Navy branches of the
YMCA. His "Y'' work includes for
mer service as general secretary
OF the Wichita CKans.D and Boise
'ldaho) YMCAs, service as asso-
clate secretary of the Southern area
OF the National Council of the
YMCA and USO assignments in
Iexas, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin,
His most recent assignment before
coming here consisted of supervision
OF the USO Club in Monroe, N. C.
Evening star., 1943-01-14
Veteran Named Director
OF US0 Club at YMCA

Lester M. Ellis, for many years a
leader in YMCA activities, this week
became director of the USO Club at
the Central Young Mems Christian
Evening star., 1943-06-22
HELP WOMEN.

~ w In Il ~ AaINSC.
Young ladies as ballroom dancing teach
erS, full and part time: training given:
also receptionist Do not phone. Apply
l to p m. Don Martini, 502 18th St n W
BOOKKEEPER.
Permanent position, good SAL
ary. Apply in person.
MARY ELIZABETH SHOP.
IT'S Conn. Ave.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK
Err, MUST BE ABLE TO
TYPE AND TAKE SHORT
HAND, EXPERIENCE NOT
NECESSARY; SALARY, $50
WEEKLY. H. ABRAMSON
CO., 7th AND L SITS. NV.
APPLY MR.. MEGBY.
MATTRESSES (WHITE),
Good salary and commission,
vacation with pay after estab-
lished period. Call DI. 8118
between 10 am. and 3 pm.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
HELP WoMEN.
SHOPPERS.

Interesting work for women 20-35. no
experience necessary Salary, advance
ment. travelling expenses paid Apply 523
Star BLDG
Evening star., 1943-06-22
HELP WoMEN.
MATTRESSES

Hours to 4:3O pm. and pm. to II
pm; good earnings and meals. Child's
Restaurant, 800 N. Capitol, near Union
Station.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
HELP WOMEN.

CLERKS, soda fountain, part
time, 6 to II pm, good pay.
Shepherd Park Pharmacy,
7723 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1943-06-22

Observation-Disclosures
40-HOUR WEEK, LEASANT T
ENVIRONMENT. STARTING
SALARY $35 PER WEEK. APPLY
ROOM 523 STAR BLDG, 11th g.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
HELP WOMEN.
SALAD MAKER

Experienced, for cafeteria; no Sundays;
good salary and meals. Apply Blue and
Gray Cafeteria. 722 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-22

Slrous of spending summer at the beach
as mothers helper in taking care OF 3
children: good opportunity to spend the
hot summer amidst pleasant surround
in-S Box 33-H. Star.
EXTRA COUNTER GIRL. colored. for Sun
day. am. TO pm. Apply sol Market
space NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
COOK, $50 WEEK.
SITUATIONS MEN.


ATTORNEY, 20 years experience and
study n corporate and general prac,
taxes, public and labor relations, Govern
ment, executive, personnel and admin.
work. desires position: any reasonable SAL
ary and location considered excellent ref
erences. Box 205-R. Star.
BOY. colored, wants messenger job, day
work only: no nights; SIS to $50 per
week DE. 1924.
CHEF-Whte, 10 years exp. in restaurant
and hotel; AL references. Mayaeld, Hobart
FAMILY MAN desires change employment.
Will consider managing or leasing gas
station; Is years au.omotive experience,
Box 452-K. Star. 23a
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING GRAD. aged
"A, yrs exp, single, draft deferred,
wants to change job. Box 46S-K. Star.
MAN. good education. 20 years Of success
ful selling. AZ in draft, semi-retired due
to effect OF war on present business would
like part or full time employment. Mon
day through Friday in work helpful in
war effort. Box 469-K. Star.
MAN, 80, ga draft class, now employed.
desires responsible position: LII. B., mem
Der d. c: bar, commercial experience; min
lmum salary, 500. BOX 473K, Star.
MAN draft deferred, experienced in every
department OF commercial bank mot Wash
lngton) and mortgage realty inspection:
available Is days. Box 477-K. Star
MAN, young, colored. wants work wash
ing kitchen walls and windows Call till
9:3O am. Decatur 1857. c:s-
Continued From Page DID
Evening star., 1943-06-22
HELP WOMEN (Cont. J

'SLF VSWSN N$Out.J
sTENoGRAPHER-Paten attorney wishes
time work. State experience and salary
expected. Box 96-L, Star.
sTENoGRAPHER, experienced: 40-hour,
experience and education; permanent posi-
tion; national concern. Box 6S-H, Star.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS interesting and
yerms,ent position Kinsman Optical Co.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS; ssperieneed:
Hotel, Connecticut ave. and Woodley rd.,
between am. and 9 pm. m.
TYPIST. TELEPHONE OPERATOR in es-
pleasant surroundings: previous expert
peeted ct i's and When available for employ
ment. Box 135-H, Star.
TYPISTS for part-time work. Arrange
so hour rx K sS Ss5a youEs ca asr Aed oso
JeweiTy Co. 727 9TH st. NV.
TYPIST and billing clerk excellent work
ing conditions splendid in
ID ssafy 6pen neTu Universal @ Phone ExeSanpe
al3 New jersey ave. NV. DI. 1925.
MATTRESSES. 2 white. dinner time, $40
to $50; also. Sun. to 9 pm; experl-
1909 Conn. ave. NV. Wo. 9555
MATTRESSES WANTED. CRYSTAL City
Restaurant 1647 Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS for main dining room. to
serve breakfast and lunch: uniforms, fur
room Wardman Park Hotel, Conn ave
and Woodley rd. NV.
WAITRESS for restaurant, part time only;
no Sunday work; excellent tips. The Fire
side Inn. l742 Conn. ave. NV
WAITRESS, white: S35 week. with meals
GOOD tips, good hours. Riverside Phar-
macy, 2125 ST. NV.
MATTRESSES, white; SIS per week, mar
gnl0nS PanHnlnh
WAITRESS, colored, experienced Apply
1927 18th st. NV. see Mrs. Lochrie.
MATTRESSES, experienced. Apply Jim
mics Restaurant. 400 10th st. NV.
WOMAN, white, 20 to 40 part time. lunch
Sun. Cornwell's. Inc, 1899 G st. NV
WOMAN. y 80, for permanent position
with local branch of national organiza-
ton: must be capable of shortly assuming
complete line of engineering products.
information regarding experience, age
An replies confidential Box AK Star
WOMAN, colored. to clean rooms and
make beds in rooming house. Sundays off
do not phone. 1927 18th st. NV.
WOMAN. over 80. with personality, to work
sired but not necessary. SIS 18th St NV.
WOMAN wanted for full-tme office work:
5000 salary and meals no Sunday work.
Apply Mayfair Restaurant, 527 18th
WOMEN. white. size 1914 and is, expert
ence not necessary; salary SD per week
Apply superintendent of service. Carlton
Hotel 18th and SITS. NV.
WOMEN-Avon cosmetics. nationally ad-
vertiSed has openings for 6 ambitious,
refined women. Republic 0795.
WORKERS. for f1at-work ironers. expert
ence not necessary. Ambassador Laundry.
li26 irving st. NV.
PRIVATE FAMILY would like girl de-
Slrous of spending summer at the beach
as mothers helper in taking care OF 3
children; good opportunity TO spend the
hot summer amidst pleasant surround
inCS Box 33H. Star.
EXTRA COUNTER GIRL. colored. for Sun
day. : am. to , pm. Apply sol Market
space W.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
STENOGRAPHER,
PRIVATE SECRETARY.
STENOGRAPHER

CAN YOU MEET THESE EXTRAORDINARY
REQUIREMENTS?
Are you meticulouS and accurate? Do
you possess initiative, Imagination, ambi,,
and completed % II se se you snhsS Can III this
bill. The lob will not paw the highest
VII SaiTfy hs IN ,own nor low one; IT
prospects 70 the right person. Don't call
write. stating education, complete business
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP,
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
EFEMERIDES AMERICANS

Agosto II, Dia del general San
Martin, en- comenmoraci6n de la
muerte en- Paris del general Jose
de San Martin, lider de la indepen-
dencia de la America del Sur, es-
tadista Y heroe nacional de lie Ar
gentina.
Agosto 18, 1914. Ell primer bar
co de guerra que pas6 por ell ca
nal de Panama 10 fue ell torpedo
no peruano "Teniente Rodriguez.
Agosto 10, 1919. Pedro Arias
de Avila, conquistador del itsmo
de Panama, fund6 la vieja Ciudad
de Panama.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
Ell NUEVO EXECUTIVE DE LA
SEccIoN DE RECREo Y
ADORNo

Tiene un nuevo executive la
prestigiosa secci6n de Recreo y
Adorno del Centre Espanol.
Manuel Wales, ell distinguidc
joven, es ell nuevo presidente de
la Secci6n,c con Paquito Fernandez,
vicepresidente; Angel Ramon, &C
two y correcto, secretario; Agus-
tin Gonzalez, vicesecretario Frank
Cerra, tesOrero, y Panchito Aspra,
vicetesorerO.
La Secci6n esta arreglando y
pintando ell salon de bale.
FL decorado y pintura esta a car-
go de un notable artista, ell Sr.
Fernandez.
I'm nuevo cuarto de senoras Sc
"a amueblado y decorado.
Los muchachos Sc proponen vol
yer a dar sus bales matinee tan
pronto las obras Sc terminen.
Muchos exitos auguramos al
nuevo executive.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
SOLO DIEZ APARATos SAL
VARoN LOS NIPoNES
Incendiados tres BareOs del
Enemigo

Melbourne, Australia, agosto ~
Los aparatos aliados atacaron
aver de nuevo a Wewak y de 220
aerOplanOs que ALI habia ell enc
migo solo pudo salvar diez'
Tres vapOres de carga nipOnes
fueron atacados e incendiados en-
Wewak, a $50 millas de Nueva
Guinea.
La escuadra americana tambien
alcanz6 un victoria en- ell mar, por
debajo de la isla de Vella Lavella'
Tres destructores del enemigO
fueron cahoneados y uno de ellos
probablemente hundido.
Por tercera vez en- una semana,
los bombarderos aliados hicieron
un viaje redondo de $500 millas
desde Australia a Balikpappan,
puerto petrolero del enemigo en-
la costa de Borneo.
Frente a la Nueva lnglaterra
a los japoneses les fueron hundi-
das II barcas.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
L1sTos PARA INvADIR A EUROPA
OPERADO UN PRoMINENTE
FANATICO

Alfredo Martinez, ell popular
abacero de Alfredo y Familia, un
prOminente fanaticO de la pelOta,
ha sldO Operado en- ell sanatOriO
del Centric EspanOl.
Antes de la guerra patrOcinaba
Alfredo, con sus recursOs, nove-
mas de pelota y equiPOs de "bas-
ketball."
Muchas personals Sc han intere-
sadO pOr ell en- los 1ltimOs dias y
estamOs SECURES que lie visitarSn
veintenas de p~elOterOs y amigos.
POr La salud del apreciadO tsp
Ortsman" hacemOs fervientes vO.
tos.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
LA cAMPARA PoLlTIcA
csrrada La Lista de Candidate.

La lista de candidates a pues-
tos municipales Sc cerr6 aver en- la
ofieina del partido municipal blan
co.
Para alcalde sc c~alificaron los
Sres. r. E. L. Chancey, Luther w.
.Cobbey y Curtis Hixoh.l
Dos son los aspirantes al pues-
Ito de tasador de eontrbuciones,
los Sres. Campbell y Ed Black
burn, ST.
Candidates a la Juhta de Uti-
lidad: Sres. Tllman, Farrar, Ran
kin Y Guy 7. Beck.
Junta Electoral Municipal, can
didatos: Peter S. Cimino, Russell
H. Tarr, Hal M. Maves y Lon B.
Poston.
Candidates a conceal por ell
distrito nGmero 6; Ben H. Hill, j.
Raymond Spear, Ray Tamargo,
Oscar M. Crews, Armando Alva-
rez y Joe Bondi.
Candidates a CONCEAL por ell dis
trito n1mero A: Albert D'Arpa,
John Giorgianni, Henry Gonzalez
Y Peter Jose Rodriguez.
Candidates pOr ell distrito nI-
nero 2: Sres. McMichael Y H. S.
Glazier.
Candidates por ell distrito nG-
nero 8: conceal Minton, Glenn
IT. Massey, S. M. Robbins, Lee o.
Neal y Bryce Sloop.
Candidates por ell distrito MI
nero 10: conceal Raglan, Oliver
Lucian Wade y W. A. Sallade.
Candidates por ell distrito hume
70 IL: CONCEAL Crosby y Walker
Preston Russ.
Aver Sc hicieron 225 inscripcio-
mes en- la Junta Electoral. Hoy Sc
mantendran abiertos los libros des
de las 8 de la manana hasta las 8
de la noche; manana, viernes des-
de las 9 a las 8; sabado desde las
9 a las 5 p. m; lunes, desde las 8
a las 5.
Hasta aver, en- ell distrito hume
70 4, Sc habian inscripto 1900 per
sonas; en- ell 6, 1920; en- Ell 2,
1,713; en- ell 10, 2,249; en- ell IL,
LII.
Ell total de e~lectores en- toda la
ciudad, hasta aver, era de 24,498.
Como la "maquinaria" de Rex
Farrior esta apoyando a Hixon, a
quien tambien "secunda" la ofici-
ma del sheriff INFERNO Savarese,
ell nombramiento de Newberger
excluye toda posibilidad de "bra-
va en- cuanto a los candidates
que apoya la administration mu-
nicipal.
Farrior aspira a dominar la po-
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
CHoQUE DE DOS AvIoNES

I'm bombardero de mediano Ia
mano y un aparato de GAIA cho-
caron aver en- ell aire, cerca de
Barlow, muriendo dos aviadores.
Sc lanzaron con sus paracaidas,
sa~lvandOse, ell photo del "caza" Y
cuatro miembros de la tripulaci6n
del bombardero.
Las victimas Sc llamaban John
H. Halle, segundo t~eniente, Y el
sargento Ralph Dextras, un arti-
Hero.