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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-21

Tonight
NBC-7-For This We Fight, "Rols
OF the Americas:
S:0o-Hollywood Open House;
9:00-Barn Danace;
s:30--Can You Top This;
10: 00-Barry Wood SHOW;
10:30-Frances Scott Outs.
C95-7-Man Behind the Gus:
7:30-suspense drama, new
time:
S:30-Hobby Lobby;
s:00-Hit Parade;
9:45-Jessica Dragonstte;
10:15-Groucho Mar1;
BLUFFS 0-Army Service Forces
present;
S:1j-operstta, pirates Of Pen
vance;
9:30-Louis Armstrong band:
10:00-John Vandercook:
10:30--Ray Heatherton orchestra.
MBs-7-American Eagle Club;
S:00-Cslifornis Melodies;
s:00-Annusl Chicago Music Fes-
tival;
10:15-Bondwagon;
11:50-Halls OF MonteEuma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
0PAComp|etes
Landlord Check

Processing Of all landlord regis
trations in the Detroit defense
rental area has been completed
II was revealed today by Patrick
V. Mcnamara, director of the
OPA rent control division.
ANY tenant who has lived In
a rental unit for at least 80
days should have received by
this time his copy of that land
lords registration showing the
established legal rent.
Tenants who have not re-
ceived such copies should write
to this office and give us the
landlords name and address so
that we. can investigate the
registration.
Between 10000 and $4,000
landlords in the defense rental
area comprising Wayne, Oak
land, Washtenaw and Macomb
counties have not yet registered
their property. according TO my
estimates. Detroit registrations
are In good shape but some OF
the other counties still demand
a lot Of work from this division"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Bring Forms
To Tire Stations

The Automobile Club Of Mich.
gan pointed out today that motor
lists can save themselves time and
trouble if they remember TO take
their tire inspection record with
them when they report at an in
station.
Harry Rogan, manager OF the
wartime motoring bureau, said
that the club had received com,
plants from inspection stations
that one out of three motorists
forgets this form.
THE form is the bottom half
of the application for the A card
and was returned with the 4
book. It contains the serial
numbers of the tires and these
must he checked" Rogan said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Times stan Corrrspoudsnt

LANSING April 1S-The frls and froh college educa-
ton have become conspcuouy absent this year Michigan
State College
The school has shown that institutions Of higher learn
ing 100 per work basis glance
campus activity proves it.
Courses in clog dancing, fycastng golf and archery
been thrown for the duration favor of commandoype
training designed tougher young muscles battles
foreign fronts.
Sixty departments at the college offering
the social problems by war;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Jap Camps Face Probe

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is QNS).
S enator Mcclellan Cd of
today protested against
idleness and pampering in the
treatment Of Japanese internees
as a military affairs subcommittee
moved for an inquiry into super
vision Of internment centers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
RATIONING TIMETABLE
SUGAR

SUGAR
stamp i0-Good untu Jan. 81 for
three pounds
COFFEE
stamp 28-GoOd until Feb. Tor one
pound for each person over 10.
DEADLINEs
Inspection OF truck tires-Feh %
A tires. March 81. -. Q tires. Feb. 2s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

don't give a
d arm about
( urn S hing
materials TO
fight with.
Don't.
II flor tu-
nately, { h a I
seems TO be
true of some
war workers.
The major
ity, who DO
60 TO work
C ons c ienti-
ously m u S I
be ettin &
sick of hav-
ing people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Jack PICKERING
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

FROM ALL the talk about
absenteeism. you may begin to
think that the men in the fac
tories land the women-they
seem to be frequent offenders)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Uruguay Minister on Way

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina,
Jan. 18 (INS).-Alberto GUAM,
Uruguay's foreign minister,
stopped off here today en- route
to Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Launch Tank-Landinq Ship

SENECA, Ill, Jan. 18 (INS).-
The Chicago Bridge and Iron Com
pany's plant, still under construc-
ton, launched its second tank
landing ship yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Nazis Seize Ibsen Papers

NEW YORK, Jan. II (INS)-
The Germans in Norway have
seized the manuscripts of Hendrix
Ibsen, famed dramatic author, the
IDakar radio declared today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
MISC Goes 10 War
Clog -Dancine and FIy-Castins Courses Replaced
by Map-Makne; Girls Milk, Pitch Hay

EDITORS NOTE: Foooiug is the second in short series
called Colleges var shong the the Cork
MchgaNs colleges and universities and relation
effort.
(Tomorros Wayne Jnitersty On
dHcsdGy the subject tH be the University Dctroit)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
There Il Be Less
Of II and Even
Less Of a Variety
New u. s. Order Saves
Metal, Labor, Prevents
Possible Price Increase

Does the new government ban
on the slicing of bread apply to
small bakeries where the loaves
are sliced as they are sold?
The Department of Agriculture
today answered that question,
which has puzzled many De-
troiters.
IT does.
No matter how they slice, it's
illegal TO sell il that way, whether
the baker has a small neighbor-
hood shop or production bakery.
LESS BREAD SEEN
In addition to the prospect of
having TO take the crinkly-edged
bread knife out of retirement, the
city's housewives also faced the
possibility there will be less bread
available and especially less Of a
variety than in the past.
Food Administrator Claude r.
Wickard said, however, that he is
sure the American householderwill
be willing to put up with some
minor inconvenience for the sake
of insuring present bread prices.
LABOR SAVING
In addition to the savings to be
made in labor costs through the
order. there will be a saving on
replacement parts for the large
slicing machines, thus aiding in the
conservation of vital metals.
Bakers offered one tip to home
bread-slicers.
Put the loaf on its side when
cutting. Placing it top-side-up may
result in shredding. Use an even,
light stroke and very light pres
sure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
GAsOLINE

A-COupOn Stood Dee. 10 Jan. 81
A-CoupOn GOOD Jan. p 20 Mar n.
A-COupon A---GOOd Mar. ~ 20 May n.
A-COupOn 6--Good May % 20 July n. .
FUEL OIL
Coupon 2--Good for 10 gals. % Jan. ~.
Coupon Good for III gals 20 Feo ~.
Coupon GOOD Feb. Q TO March 81
Coupon Good March 70 20 Oct. "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
SPECIAL COURSES

More than 200 Of It's students
and SO faculty members have left
the campus for active service with
the armed forces. OF those re-
manning, 1000 men are in the
ROTC or are members Of tho en-
listed reserve OF the army, navy
or marines.
The curriculum itself has been
studded with new courses for stu
dents who desire specialists train
ing for war work. Map-making
from aerial photographs. for eX-
ample, is being absorbed in the
classroom by IS students.
A course called "geopolitics"
IacquaintS students with a geo.
graphical background of the prob
lens which led TO the war and
the problems developing daily in
the global conflict.
Recognizing the inevitable day
when American boys will march
into Toxic, Michigan State is
training 100 students in the Japa-
IneSe language. This course is
taught by Or. Grace Song Line, a
Korean.
The girls have not been forgot
ten. A new course has just been
started which will give them an
opportunity 10 learn such agricul-
Itural SkillS as managing farms
caring for livestock and supervising
planting operations.
Twice a week. they discard
sweaters and skirts for overalls
and boots. Forgetting campus
glamour. they learn TO milk COWS
pitch hay and do the work which
farm hands now carrying rifles
used TO do.
Food experiments are expanding
as rapidly as the OPA announce!
new items 10 be rationed. One ex
pertinent under way by the home
economies division deals with carp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
WAR WORK CLASSES

Another equally important ac-
tivity is the engineering, science
and management war training
program. Since il began July /,
1910, a total of $500 persons en-
gagged in war industries have
received special training. To handle
this huge program, the division
operates around the clock
College engineering students are
learning the apple tions of
vacuum tubes used in radio COM
munication and aircraft detection.
They are learning to design en-
gines used in planes, tanks and
jeeps and learning how 10 test
metals for every conceivable type
Of heavy and light armament.
In the mathematics department,
a new course in aerial and marine
navigation is being taught 16l
students. In physics. students are
working with the audio amplifiers,
considered so important to the
signal corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

a plentiful fish usually scorned in
peacetime. Out of tests will come
new ways OF serving it.
FOOD COURSE
The food for victory program is
demanding greater experimental
ton in the field Of dehydration.
Scientists are finding dozens of
new fruits and vegetables suitable
for drying.
4 special course for The mana
gers of industrial restaurants is
also offered.
The average reader probably
does not realize there is a shortage
of catgut. a vital material needed
to win the war. IT comes from
S h g p and is used 10 sew up
wounds. The animal husbandry de-
partment is working night and day
10 find effective treatment for
'nodular disease, which is killing
sheep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

Give the absenteeS the con-
tempt they deserve, but let's
remember not TO stumble into
assuming that all war workers
are absentees. That's pretty I'M
fair 10 the rest of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

whether u be IN the laboratory
or classroom. every project is
evaluated on the basis OF its con.
tribution toward victory.
Before any subject is offered
or taught, We want 10 know
whether or not IL will aid In the
war effort" President John A.
Hannah said. This Is our pri-
mary approach. Any other
would be unpatriotic In view OF
the national emergency"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29

DON'T Gel CAUGHT
SELLING your ear or equity with
out getting our appraisal We
ar. anxious 10 help yca. We rsy
the most and cash
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LADY cen safn mof~ taan 1thep %
per month ana be her oNn b<<~
ustt ueiahbofnoud Ff0esfY IN
wright para apaftHsuf dsetfsst
stoon % eaah handles nntufs4 and
sfOfh. Faet turnover and M dsAH
ssoek o@naf - Ell - I fHgsl a.
WILL leess small restaurant nssst
- in aafld iarat4ao. Wflts Boa
~. Taeons Times.
ron SALE -fIFs sairsHisins shnp
god ioesiian Inquire szts - Gas
sell discarded srtleIsx quickly
wlih = Times Want At
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si ESQ, TRIMS aadabouf cruiser
1s1n Olympic hui tompsstsi5
equipped hunks n. , %. lons
inner spfius mattresses. aintlea ste
Esrelient motor ufs ssIlss stove
large ascfef space CfsDd round bot .
tom skifi So a ~ ths Tse0ms
fsrht CLUB. snF sfs. Alta 9 .. ~.
Gamer living aboard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29
Che Gacemn Timcs

The Tacoma Times viii not as
sumo financial possibility for
any errors which mas appear IN
advertisements published in It's
columns In those instances where
the paper Is at fault, II viii re-
print that part Of the advertise
naent In which the typographical
mistake occurs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-29

TWO- ROOM apartment e0mtastsls
furnished. running snt9f. tfhftspo9 /.
tatl0n ~ snipTafds. $40. lEhf and
water furnished 1oi1monai Atitzs
Court Orffng 141
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Help: Male and Female

COMPETENT office CLERK Store .
record experience desirable Good
tYpist Short distance from town.
Daily tranEportafion arranged Per
nanent. Write BOZ F-i Tacoma
Tamfs
PERsosaAL-typist ! general offioe
work IN town BR zOf7. IA years
experience
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.lOANS-S25 TO $500

ON FURNITURE. autos. OF any
thing Of value. speedy friendly
service.
Overland investment Co.
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1877 PONTIAC azsef sz1sn. FAR een
diGAnn nrsI fssh otter ~ 10
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PINE u-sd eafs t. ie=s ansn assez
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AUSTRALIAN snspfssrds. Fox Tsr-
risrs. censries- Pet supply. IA kzei
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WOODCUUERS

GOOD proposition % steady men.
Johnson. r. J. BOX ie3 Spanaway
Shepherd simmons road
La gaceta., 1943-02-11

nes, queda un elemento "impro-
ductoyo' en- la maquina de que
IRA alemana de cerca de 1900
600 de varones.
Estos 1900, O0CI cmcionan
en- la forma siguiente, dentro de
la maquina guerrero de Hitler a:
aviaci6n, 100000; defensas an
tia6reas, SOC, 1000; marina de
guerra marirq mercante y cons
trucci6n y repa, acton de bar
COS, $50, 900; Waffen S. s., $50,
GOO; Guadias Elite Gestapo Y
ayudantes, 100000; admins
TRACTION, incluyendo servicio pos
tail ferrocarrriles, gendarmeria
y apaato politico, 4,00C, 900; mi
La gaceta., 1943-02-11
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR A RODRIGUEZ

Podemos g%arantizar un lleno
complete.
Los organizadores han esco-
gido la monumental obra LOS
Cuatro Caminos o Valeriana
la Churrera'', de A. Custodio.
La obra esta va siendo debida
mente ensayada y en- ella toma-
ran parte la notable tiple Isabel
Marquet; la mimada Chela Mar
tinez; la caracteristica Palir
Ramirez; la homenajeada, SCI
cundadas por los actores Artu-
70 Moran, Mauricio Gutierrez,
Severino Quintani,la y Charles
Corces.
En- honor a Mexico, algunas
variedades tendran SAILOR mexi-
cano.
En- las sociedades Circulo Gu
bano, Centre Espanol, Centre
La gaceta., 1943-02-11
ENTIRE NOSOTROS

En- la tarde de aver arrib6,
procedente de Miami, ell estima-
do amigo Demetrio Rivera.
Motiva su viaje ell falleci-
miento de su senora mama, a
caecido en- la noche del pasado
martes y cuyo entierro tendra
lugar en- la tarde de hoy.
Aprovechamos la OCCASION para
enviarle nuestro peSame.
La gaceta., 1943-02-11
OPERADA

0PERADA
En- la manana del marie fue
scmetida a una delicada inter
enci6n quirdrgica la estimada
Sra. Maria Paula de Monies.
La operation sc la practice ell
DR.. Jorge A. Trelles.
Dado su satiSfactorio estado,
dentro de pocos dias sera trasla
dada a su hogan, 2502 de la ca
he Taliaferro.
LIE deseamos un total resta-
5lecimiento.
La gaceta., 1943-02-11
ESTRATEGIA "MU
(Viene de de Ia "a. pdg.)

siaStas en- cuanto a combatir y
sus propios paises no pueden re
sistir otra "sangria" de hom-
bres.
Oaramete Sc aprecia va que
toda la economic del Reich esta
siendo grandemente alterada
con ell fin de lograr mayor fuer
"a en- hOmbres y reemplazar las
numerosas divisiones "molidas"
20 los rusos. Mas de 100000
de soldados nazis, segdn un cal
culo de los EstadOs Mayores de
las Naciones Unidas, quedaron
permanentemente fuera de la
guerra ell mes pasadO, antes del
collapse final del mariscal Pau
lus.
Contiene Ell Reich 40,000,OOO
de habitantes varones, de los
cuales 12,O00,000 son ninos me
nores de Is amos y 100000 pa
hasan de 65 amos, dejando sofia
mente 1000, 900 para deberes
militares y auxiliares en- todos
los frentes y detras de las II
neas. Luego de restar 100000
que ahora estan sirviendo en- las
fguerzas de terra o han caido
a causa de heridas y mutilacio-
La gaceta., 1943-02-11
Asturiano, Loyal Knights Of
America SO vendem rdpidamen-
to los boletos de entrada.

BALE EN- Ell CIRCUD0e
FL entrante domingo efectua
RI otro de sus bales dominica
les Ia estimada sociedad Circu-
10 Cu5ano, bajo los auspicios de
ia Secci6n de Recreo y Adorno,
La orqueSta Don Francis
co" deleitara a la concurrencia.
Empezara Y terminara a la
bora de costumbre
Los precios de entradas son los
mismos de pasadas fiestas.
La gaceta., 1943-02-11
new! FREDERICKSBURG"
FE M|NINE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among WOmen...

Many doctors recommend regular us
OF dc4tches as q precautionary meas
ure Tor women who want TO be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Of
Tending odor Or discharge.
Some products may be harmful to
delicate tissues. But not Lydia =.
Pinkham's Sanative Wash Pinkham's
eanative Wash Is gaining great favor
among women becaCse it's NOT q
harmful germicide. Instead it's .
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" (th0
modern trend). It not only diScour-
ages bacterial growth and infection
but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
ties. Very soothing relieves minor
%irritations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inexpensivel Get your bottle Of Lydia
Pinkham's Sanative Wash today. All
druggists. a Q
La gaceta., 1943-02-11

lar planes para 1914 conscientes de
la posibilidad de realizar nuevos
arreglos y dar mayor impulse a la
production agricola.
Tambien Sc dedic6 especial en-
fasis, en- la ~expresada reunion, al
d~esarrollo de la ganaderia en- am
Dos pafses. Esto requeriria, natu-
ralmente, un aumento en- la pro-
duccion de fcrraje y pienso para ell
ganado. Con este fin ell gobierno
del Canada tiene Ell proyecto de
sembrar mas alfalfa, trebol sueco,
etc. En- la misma conferencia, Sc
convino en- desarrollar una abun-
dante provision de pastos para ell
ganado e investigar la posibilidad
de establecer un intercambio de
abastecimientos segun 10 determine
la demanda.
Acci6n coordinate
Los peritos agricolas estuvieron
de acuerdo en- que, en- aquellos
casos en- que la determination del
grade de calidad de productos ali
menticios semejantes es necesaria
en- los dos pafses, las restricciones
que Sc e~stablezcan deberan impo-
ner igualdad de sacrifcios. Los
delegados decidieron crear un CO.
mite permanente compuesto de re-
presentantes de los Estados Unidos
Y ell Canada, para, dedicar cons
tantemente su atencion a los pro-
blemas que Sc vayan planteando.
En~tretanto, ell Presidente Roose-
welt ha iniciado un movimiento
para obtener la cooperation de
todos los agricultores de los Esta-
dos Unidos con ell objeto de que Ell
ano de 1943 pase a la historic como
ell de mayor rendimiento de pro-
agrfcolas. FL senior Roo
sevelt habl6 a la naci6n a prop6sito
del Farm Mobilization Day. En- ell
programa, Sc ponfa de relieve la
importancia de la alimentaci6n para
mundo en- guerra y daba enfasis
a la confianza de las Naciones Uni
das en- los agricultores norteameri-
canos Y en- su habilidad para pro-
ducir los alimentos que requieren
las fuerzas armadas y Ia poblaci6n
civil de cada pals. %
La gaceta., 1943-02-11
NUESTRO PESAME

LIleven estaS lineaS nueStra
mas sentida condolencia a los
fam,liares todos de la Sra. Mo
alma Moreno, esposa del apre
ciado amigo DR.. Rene Moreno,
que falleciera en- la manana de
aver, en- un hospital local.
Contaba la desaparecida go
nos y era madre de dos precio-
sas ninas, Moraima e Irene.
Ell cadaver esta en- la capilla
de la funeraria de Lord & Fer
nandez.
S entierro esta senalado para
manana viernes, a las cuatro de
la tarde.
Descanse en- paz.
La gaceta., 1943-02-11

mas armamentos Industries y
ramas importantes de la vida e.
economical, 1.000,000.
Hay q.e aSregar a eSas CT
fras seis millones de trabajadc
res extranjeros y mas de $1,000
600 de mujeres que trabajan en-
las industries.
Este calculo minimo muestra
cue los requerimientos del ej6r-
otto aleman arrojan una pesa-
da carga sobre las reseryas hu
manas del pals.
La gaceta., 1943-02-11

WASHINGTON. -Recien
temente tuvo lugar en- ests
capital una conferencia entire
los representatives de los dos
paises agrfcolas mas impor.
tantes del mundo, Estados
Unidos y ell Canada, con ell fin
de llegar a un acuerdo acercs
de las medidas que sea necesa-
rio adoptar para hacer de los
alimentos ell arma mas pode.
rosa para angular a los agre-
sores nazifascistaS.
MJna comisi6n encabezada poi
j. B. Gardiner, Secretario de Agri-
cultura del Canada, vino hace POGO
a Washington para discutir con ell
senior Claude R. Wickard, quien
ocupa un cargo equivalence en- los
Estados Unidos, la manera de esta-
blecer entire los dos paises una
coordination mas perfecta de la
production agricola y de la distri-
bucion de los alimentos.
Ell granerO mas grande
Los Estados Unidos y ell Canada
constituyen ell granero mas impor-
tante con que cuentan las Naciones
midas. Lo que estos dos paises
aportan al mantenimiento de la
poblaci6n civil y de las fuerzas
armadas de las naciones alineadas
contra las potencias del Eje, ade-
mas de las materias primas que
facilitan las otras rep1blicas anne
ricanas, ponen a la disposition de
las Naciones Aliadas elementos
formidables de combate contra los
cuales Hitler y sus secuaces jamas
podran competir. .
Los Estados Unidos Y ell Canada,
despues de haber degrade alcanzar
un nivel mas elevado que nunca en-
su production de alimentos en- ell
transcurso del ano 1912, han acor-
dado fjar nuevas metas para ell
ano en- curse. En- la reunion re-
cientemente celebrada en- Washing
ton, los representatives de los dos
pafses citados empezaron a formu-
La gaceta., 1943-02-11
HOMEMADE

De manera enthusiastic CONT
n1an los preparativos para la
function homemade a la querida
Triple Sra. Carmen Ramirez, o.
frecida por nueStras sOciedades
''regionales" y logias. Una des-
interesada labor ha realizado la
Sra. Ramirez en- todos los ITEM
pos, en- pro de todas las buenas
cauSas.
Rapidamente y sin titubeos
ha Ofrecido siempre sus servi-
clos y merece este homemade de
sus companeros e instituciones.
La function tendra lugar en- ell
teatro Centre Asturiano, ell
viernes &c del presente mes.
La gaceta., 1943-02-11
o DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend. or
q business appointment. play mart aud take
the proper precButioB 20 zee that yonr bread
doesn't offend Unnecessarily. After ~. moth.
ing l8 50 ineNcusable n so onea8ivs, as
neglectod cgse Of halitQgi9 tbnd breathf. Be.
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse tho mouth with Listerina Antiseptia.
Almost Immediately your breatr besomea
sweeier, pureF, less likely 70 offend. Most
cases Of halitosh, cay some auth les. are
due 20 the fermentation Of tiny food pa. ticles
In the mouth. although some caaes nay be
duo 10 sygtemic disorders. Again ne for
mer condition. Lstcuue Antise. vorks
wonuerH because it hr.s Lalts the fa- snsa-
ton aud then overcone8 the odorT g. causes.
Don't forget 10 use q. IGp the i'd Of
thopsanes Of popular and success peoplc,
LlSTERINE ANTlSEf TIC
To haks Tear RzsaM Sueoeas
La gaceta., 1943-02-11
MEJORADO

Hallase bastante mejorado de
la operaci6n a que fuera some
lido el jovencito Gilberto Cor
dIlo, hijo de los esposos Ma
nuel V Mercedes GOrdilio, del
1914 de la avenida Catorce.
Por su r-estalblecimiento for
mulamos vOtos.
La gaceta., 1943-02-11
BALE SOCIAL

BALE SOCIAL
En- la Ultima junta celebrada
pOr la Secci6n de Recreo y A
dornon del Circulo Cubano sc
acord6 celebrar ell traditional
Bailo Social de CARNIVAL, ell Do
mingo 81 del presente mes.
Para la fiesta sc usara todo
ell edificio social. Tocaran cua-
tro ~orquestas.
Empezara a las seis de la tar
de Y terminara a las IL de la
noche.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-26
Claudeiie Colbert
 . TaFATRf " SKYLARk
ANNUAL BANQUET JUNEAU SKI CLUB
 NEXT SATURDAY

Juneau Ski Club members and their guests who wish to attend the Annual Banquet and dance next Saturday evening, must make their reservations not later than 6 pm, tomorrow, the clubs Social Committee has announced
 Reservations may be made with Ernest Parsons, Mrs. w. P, Blan- ton or Mrs. Don Abel. The affair will begin at pm. when members and their guests will gather in the Baranof Hotel lobby before going into the banquet room.
 During the course of the dinner awards of trophies will be made to skiers who won in the various competitions during the past sea- son. The remainder of the evening will be spent in dancing to the music of Lillian Uggen's Orchestra.