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Evening star., 1943-01-27
Dog Routs Gunmon
Robbinq Beauty Shop

CHICAGO.-There wasn't any
thing beautiful about the treatment
given the man who came into Mrs,
Marie Mors' beauty shop.
AS he was in the process of TAX
ing 5000 from Mrs. Mors, her 10
year old dog entered the shop leap
ed at the gunman and knocked him
over chair for neat clipping
The robber fed.
Evening star., 1943-01-27
Former u. ). Envoy
Says Hiding Of Facts
Led 10 Pearl Harbor
Hugh Grant Critieizes
'PieeonhoIing of Dotu
By Stote Department
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHATTANOOGA. Jan. 27-The
sneak attack on Pearl HalbOr prom
ably would never have occurred had
the American public been fully &c
Quainted with the laCtS of japanese
intrigue in the Pacific, Or. Hugh G.
Grant. former United States Min
lister to Albania and Thalland, said
here last night.
"One of the greatest defects in the
State Department which has existed
over A long period Of time is the
manner in which political reports
from ambassadors and ministers
abroad are received and treated -
DR.. Grant said at dinner meeting
of the Chattanooga Executives Club.
The vast majority Of these reports
Evening star., 1943-01-27
Cooking for ; Confuses
Mother of 8 in Service
BY the Associated Press.

B' the Associated Press
MONESSEN, Pa-Mrs. Charles
HubanS, whose window service flag
got It's seventh and eighth stars as
her last two sons joined the Navy.
had but one complaint to register:
I used to buy 15-pound roast
When they were all home. For only
,hfee persons I hardly know how to
buy and cook
She and her husband came from
austria Hungary "a years ago. One
OF their boys. Michael, 27. is missing
IN the Philippines. Their only daugh-
Ter, Mary, II, wants to join the
WAACS when old enough.
Evening star., 1943-01-27
Combat Pilot Finds
It's Sufer AIoft
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated Press.
LONDON (Pl.-Emmett Egbert
Edwards, 81, of Globe, Ariz.. few in
combat with the RAF without suf-
fering scratch-but he wasn't so
lucky in an American dimout.
Edwards, former University of
Arizona athlete, was one of 10 young
Americans who recently transferred
from the Raj and RCAF to the
United States Navy for flight duty
After reporting at Jacksonville,
Fla, for indoctrination and refresh
er course, he looked forward eagerly
to a two weeks leave.
On his eve of departure, he caught
his foot at the top of a blacked out
flight of steps, fell and shattered a
leg in three places.
Every time you lick War savings
xa, haI, l;aL fk,
Evening star., 1943-01-27

Why should your Uncle Sam have
to dun anybody to buy War bond
IN help preserve the democratic way
of living? Buy bond as your own
expression of willingness TO help.
Evening star., 1943-01-27

Every time you lick a War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
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which in and by his Last VIII and
Testament, recorded in the office of
the Register of Wills in Will Rec
ord Book B, Vol. 8, Page go, he di-
reeted his Executor hereinafter
named to sell at public auction.
TERMS OF SALE: Twenty(2O)
per cent of the purchase price will
be required to be paid to the under
signed on the day of sale, and the
balance to be paid on the Thirtieth
Cay of September, A. D. 1943. The
percentage paid on day of sale will
be treated as part of the purchase
price if the other terms of sale are
complied with, otherwise will be
treated as liquidated damages, and
forfeited. Upon payment of the
purchase price, good and suffi-
Gent deed will be made and execut-
ed conveying to the purchaser or
purchasers a good marketable title
in fee simple and free and clear of
liens and encumbrances.
SETTLEMENT at the office of
John B. Hutton, 304 South State
Street, Dover, Delaware.
JOHN B. HUTTON,
Executor of
Gamaliel Garrison. Decd.
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z Head of Horses
20 Head of Cattle

Thirteen of which are registered
Holsteins. Papers and transfers
furnished. Ten milking good, one
with calf by side; close springers.
No. l. Boast Inka Delight, No.
68112, born Sept. Is, 1889, sire
Klaver Spofford Eona; dam, Boast
Delight Gallant.
No. 2. Ormsby Segis Boast, No.
70091, born July 29,1941, sire Great
Ormsby Duke; dam, Neko Topsy
Boast.
No. 8. Calver Houwtje Eona,
born May "a, 1910, sire, Klaver
Spofford Eona; dam, DeKol Korn-
dyke Houwtje.
No. 4. Neko Topsy Boast, No.
677S8, born June 1, 1889, sire, Segis
Boast King; dam, Colantha johann
ma Neko Ormsby.
No. 5 Hengerveld Ruby Pom
tiac Colantha, No. 2077S23 born
July 16, 1889, sire, Judge Colantha
Pontiac; dam, May Pontiac Hen
gerveld Ruby.
No. 6. DeKol Korndyke Hou-
wife, No. 346S6, born January S,
1888, sire, DeKol Korndyke De-
light; dam, Lilith DeKol Calver.
No. Z. Colantha Ormsby Kaver,
No. 10000, born June 16, 1910, sire,
Klaver Spofford Eona; dam, Co
Ilantha Johanna Neko Ormsby.
No. 8. Rose Colantha Eona, No.
1912, born April "a, 1912, sire,
Great Ormsby Duke; dam, Colantha
Ormsby Klaver.
No. 9. Bull. Boast Ormsby
Duke, No. 18947, born June 10,
1912, sire, Great Ormsby Duke;
dam, Neko Topsy Boast.
No. 10. Bull, Eona DeKol Klav-
Ter, No. 1891, born January 10,
1888, sire, Great Ormsby Duke;
dam, Calver Houwtje Eona.
Three pure bred Heifers,
months old. Balance are Grade
Holstein and Guernsey Cows, milk
ing. An Accredited Herd in both
T. B. and Bangs Disease.
DAIRY FEXTURES-One Farm
master elecerrc mixer, double unit;
l ESQ electric milk cooler four
can size; 8 milk cans, strainer, 2
milk stools, 6 water bowls.
| About so tons of HAY, Clover,
Timothy, and Alfalfa.
HOGS-Three Brood Sows and
rs Pigs.
Terms: Cash
A. s. BOYER
Eugene Racine, Auctioneer
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6 Head Horses

No. Roger bay horse, s
years old, will work in all harness,
weighs about 1900 pounds.
No. 2-"Masie," bay mare, 8
years old, will work in all harness
weighs about 1900 lbs. Nos. 1 and
2 make a very choice team.
No. Babe" bay mare, IL
years old, will work in all harness,
weighs about 1850 lbs, excellent at
hand cultivotor.
No. 4-"Mike," gray horse, 8
years old, an all around horse in
every respect, weighs around 1850
pounds.
No. 5-"Queen," bay mare, IA
years old. good worker in all har-
ness, weighs about 1000 lbs.
No. 6-Black mare, good worker
in all harness, weighs about 1400
lbs.
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The Smyrna Times
Phone 1921 SMYRNA. DELAWARE
Phone 1921

Published Every Thursday Morning by
Z. d. HoFFECKER. Owner and Propri-
etor.
Founded by Robert d. Hoffecker, July 8.
1854. Editor and Proprietor until Feb
ruary 10, 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert d. Hofeck-
er. Jr.. from February 10. 1907 to Decem-
Der "a. 1889.
ADVERTISEMENTS = The Smyrna Times
fs the business medium not only for the
town It represents. but fer the outlying
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bracing the towns of Clayton, Kenton.
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on application. For Sale. For Rent.
Lost and Found advertisements occupy
inc one inch space or less. q minimum
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issua.
THE SMYRNA TIMES is an Independent
paper devoted to the welfare of the town
1t represents and the State of which 1t
Ii a part. It also gives the items of
importance of the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland.
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aware. as Second Class matter.
Subscription price. $3.50 per year. strictly
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sion, c o Fleet Postoffice, New York
City, New York.
My brother would enjoy hearing
from his friends and former class
mates while he is away in the Ser
vice. Meanwhile, 1 will do all I
can to keep you posted as to the
whereabouts of Vaughn. He has
been in the us. Navy for one year.
Thanking you very much, I re-
main
His sister,
Mary NJ. Rash
Again many thanks to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Carrow, Mrs. Lee r.
Cochran and Miss Mary M. Rash
Continued on PAGE Four)
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stars and two clusters. It is also
reported here that we have a
French and an English decoration
coming.
Visited Oran and Alexandria re-
Gently, and had a good time at both
places. Haven't had much mail
this month; think it has been my
lowest month.
Hello to everyone, and the best
of luck to Bill and his wife.
AS ever,
John"
1t. John S. Melvin
45th Troop Carrier So.
APO. 681, Postmaster
New York City, New York
We are indebted to Mr.. John F.
Melvin, the father of 1t. John S.
Melvin, for the extracts published
above. Thank you, Mr.. Melvin,
and three cheers to you, Lieutenant
John. Dribbles makes it strict
rule not to laud anyone in particu-
lar in this column, since the column
is for everyone alike. At this time,
however, it is only fair to note that
the Air Corps Lieutenant has come
up the hard way to his present
rank. And the two Oak Leaf clus-
tiers and five stars, along with the
Air Medal, were not given to the
young soldier without definite rea-
sons. In view of these decorations,
Dribbles just can't refrain from
say Good going John-we're all
proud of you. May you
have continued happy landings
throughout this war, and return to
us safely" Drop us a line John
and give your friends a chance to
know more about you sometime in
the near future. Many of the folks
in this part of the world are very
much interested in your flying
career, so give them a break once
in awhile. It's been a long time
no see nor hear" about you, until
Dad stepped in and helped out.
U. S. Destroyer Base
San Diego, California
Dear DribbleS:
Thanks lot for your offer to
send me the addresses 1 asked for
in my last letter to you. In reply,
may 1 say that there are a lot 1
want, but right now I am asking
that you send me those of Ray
Smith, Bill Melvin, Donald Ennis,
Hufschmidt, Guy Edmond
son, Richard Hopkins, Jack Good
ing James Gooding and Bernie
Srier There are more I would like
to know, but they will have to wait
until later.
Since I wrote you, l have finish
ed the school on the MK15 torped-
oes. Tomorrow I start on an eight
weeks course of the MK13 aerial
torpedo. This school is to be all
actual experience, and know that
will like it very much. After I
finish the eight wteks course, 1 will
be eligible for any service except
submarines. hope can land on
a carrier in the good ole Atlantic.
But, before l do, 1 want to drink
that orangeade with you, and if
course I would like to have about
ten days time in which to drink it.
Well, that's about all the news
from here for this time, other than
to say that my wife is here with
me for a visit. 1 am living like a
civilian-almost.
My address will be changed here
ON the Base, but my address in
town is:
Clinton Wooleyhan, T. nj. &c
No. 1886 Dale Street
San Diego, California
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6 Head Horses

No. Prince" 9 years old, good
all around work horEe, weigh HOO
pounds.
No. 2-"Charlie," 9 years old,
good all around work horse, weigh
1900 pounds.
No. 3-"Buster," Is years old,
first-class work horse, weigh 1900
pounds.
mos. 2 and 8 make an excellent
team.
No. Med" A years old, brok-
en- to all harness; nice, large, young
horse, weigh 1850 lbs.
No. Brock" years old, very
promising colt. Brother to No. 4.
(No. 4 and 5 should make excel
lent team.
No. George" 10 years old,
will work in all harness, nice, handy
horse, weigh 1850.
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Mis-. 14oAhOy NOie
Dribbles thanks you very much,
Mrs. j. c. Bickling and Mrs. Har-
vey Cole, for sending in the change
of addresses as noted above. This
friendly service is indeed very help
1 full insofar as this column is con-
cerned. With the kind of coopera-
ton you folks are rendering, we
would feel perfectly safe in for
warding these addresses to any
Service man, at points distant, who
might request them. We only wish
| it were possible to feel this way
about all other addresses. Perhaps,
however, our batting average is
running pretty high, when you stop
and realize just how many names
we have on file. Course, Dribbles
is always hoping to improve this
average, and he feels that he will
when more of the people in this
community understand more about
what these corrected addresses
may mean to Our Boys and Girls
in the Service. The changes you
requested were published in the
August 26th ipssue of The Smyrna
Times, Immediately following the
arrival of your letters. Please keep
up the good work that you have
been doing to help us be informed.
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Dribbles:
Our son has been moved back to
Colorado after maneuvers for a few
weeks.
Please print his new address in
your Service Honor Roll. It is as
follows: Pvt. James w. Carrow, A.
S. N. 324S5217, Co. C, 237th Engr's
Combat Bn., Camp Carson, Color
ado, U. S. Army.
Thank you,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Carrow
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II Head of Cattle

IS head of Milk Cows, Guernsey
and Jersey mixed.
Heifers, coming 2 years old
(twins). l Heifers, 9 months old.
All cows under 8 years of age.
Many of these cows will be fresh
by day of sale.
Guernsey Bull, years old, a nice
one.
An Accredited t. B. Herd.
HOGS, SHOATS and PIGS
1 Brood Sow, will weigh about
400 lbs, will farrow by day of sale.
1 Brood Sow, will weigh about
200 lbs, will farrow by day of sale.
Brood Sow with 9 sucking pigs.
2 fattening hogs, II Shoats,
weigh about 25 lbs. each.
About 20 tons Mixed Hay in barn.
25 baskets Irish CObbler Potatoes
by basket.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Wilson Ice Box, 4-can capacity,
in splendid condition; 9 85-lb. Milk
Cans, all in good order; Milk Buck
cts, and Strainer, Milk Tools.
Misunderstanding of sever
al sets Leather and Chain Double
Harness; 6 sets Polw Harness, 2
sets Dearborn Harness, lot of good
Horse Collars, Leather Head Halt
ers, and complete lot of Work
Brides.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c.
Deering Binder, in good order; 2
Farm Wagons, good; Mccormick
Deering Manure Spreader, good as
new; Grain Drill, in perfect condi-
tion, Van Brunt make; Rotary Hoe,
made of steel, flexible axle; Iron
Roller, good; Disc Harrow, 14-disc,
good; Deering and l Mccormick
Mowers, all gears and guards new;
2 Iron Age Riding Cultivators,
good; 50-tooth Iron Drag Harrow,
Hay Rake, good,1 40 and 2 10
Oliver Plows, 81 Syracuse Plow, 2
one-horse Plows, Oliver Riding
Plow, all the above plows in order;
8 Grass Seeders, set Heavy Iron
Wheels, 3 Cant Hooks, pair Log
Carrying Hooks, lot of all sizes and
lengths of Log Choins, Odds Gas
Engine, 8 H. p; Feed Grinder with
bagging attachment; Tomato Body
and Springs; Grain Fan with bag
cling attachment, good; 2 Hand
Cultivators, Iron Wedges and Maui,
Heavy Iron Hammer, Block and
Fall, 2 Farm Bells, Blacksmith
Forge and Anvil, Spring-tooth Har-
row, Bramble scythe, Heavy Sled,
Corn Planter, Wheelbarrow, Snow
Fence, Silo, Barrel and Sprayer,
Hog Box, Hosting Jack, 20-ton ca
pacity; Barn Trucks, Heavy Belts
for saw rig and feed grinder; toma-
to Baskets, Shop Stove, lot of good
Burlap Bags, 8 truck wearing
Flares, new; also hay and manure
Forks of all kinds; Shovels, Spades
Garden Hoes, Garden Rakes, Shov-
els of all kinds, lot Cow Chains,
and many other articles not men
toned.
Terms: Cash
WALTER L. MARKER
R. w. Slaughter, auctioneer
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IS Head of
Guernsey Cattle

Registered Guernsey Bull, years
old, pedigree available on day OF
sale.
% head of milk cows ranging in
age from 21a years to years old
Some fresh with calf by side. Some
close springers, others milking
good.
IL head of heifers ranging in age
from months to 2 years. old.
NOTE: All cows are accredited
IT. B. tested and free of Bangs dis
ease. Have all been raised on this
farm by myself.
Is HOGS and SHOATS
4 Brood Sows, 2 with pigs by side
2 farrow by October 1.
l Stock Hog, 1 year old.
10 Shoats, will weigh. from so to
70 lbs. each.
Alfalfa HAY by ton.
$50 bushels of Barley by bu.
POTATOES by basket.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
De Laval electric Milking Ma
chine, units, new; 10 85-lb. Milk
Cans, new; Milk Buckets, 2 hand
Bottle Filters, radiator Milk Cooler,
Wilson Ice Box, 4 cal capacity;
Milk Bottles, 12-pts, OTIS, and PTS;
hand Bottle Capper, new; pair De-
horners.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C.
Mccormick Binder, good condi-
ton; Mccormick Mower, SIT. cut,
all in order; Hay Rake, loft, prac-
tically new; Grain Drill, 11-disc;
International Corn Planter, good as
new; Rotary Hoe, good condition,
arranged for three horses; 2 Iron
Age Wheel Cultivators, good condi-
ton; 4 Walking Cultivators, 2 No.
SO Oliver Flows, No.20 Oliver Pillow,
A Oliver Pillow, Potato Plow, New
Idea Manure Spreader, good as
new; 2 Farm Wagons, Hay
Racks, 2 long spring Tomato Wa
CONS, Double-disc Harrow, 28-diso
size; Drag Harrow, Land Roller
two-hole Corn Shelter, Wheel Bar
row Grass Seeder, loft; Grain
Fan, set Barn Trucks, set Platform
Scales, lot of Forks of all kinds,
Clipping Machine, lot of Hoes
Shovels, Spades, 2 Bramble Scythes,
Bush AK, lot of Burlap Bags, set Of
Leather Wagon Harness, 2 sets OF
Chain Harness, 6 sets of Plow Har-
ness, lot of 1, 2, 8, 4, 5 and 6-horse
Trees, 6 Collars, 6 Brides, Drag
Scoop, Farm Bell, lot of other
things too numerous to mention.
Buckeye Broder Stove and Hover
500 chicken capacity; Princess
Cook Stove, small Oil Wickless
Heater, Victrola, with records;
Chairs, Porch Swing, Tables, AS
paragus Bunchers and Knives.
Terms: Cash Day of Sale
JOHN j. HURD
]. c. Walker, Auctioneer
163-ACRE FARM
On the same lay will offer my
farm for sale promptly at 2 P. M
consisting of 1853 acres, of which
148 acres are tillable, balance con-
sisting of rim and marsh with not
a pond, ditch or tile on farm,
Twelve (12) room house and all
necessary outbuildings, equipped
with electricity, hot and cold run
ming water upstairs and down and
in outbuildings.
Terms on Real Estate-1O% cash
on day of sale; balance 80 days.
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PUBLIC SALE

Having decided to discontinue
farming, will sell at public sale
where 1 now live, located at Thorn
as Corner, on road from Clayton
Del. to Massey, Md, via Delaney's
Church, about 21a miles ives t of
Clayton, on
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PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm I will sell
at public sale at the farm between
Blackbird and Smyrna on Eagles
nest Road, known as CraWley's
farm, about one mile off DUPONT
Highway, toward Walkers School
and Taylor's Bridge, on
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SMYRNA. Delaware

Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Dribbles:
I received word from my son
Richard that he has arrived safely
Somewheres in England. His adj
dress is the same as last, the only
difference being in the A. P. o..
number. This is changed to A. p.
o. No. 634 now.
1 will appreciate it very much if
you will make this necessary
change in your Service Honor Roll
column.
Thanking you very much, I re-
main
Mrs. Lee R. Cochran
Leipsic, Delaware
Dear Dribbles:
Will you please enter my broth
.er's address in your Honor Roll.
Vaughn's address is Vaughn S.
Rash, S lie, U. S. S. Iowa, N Divi-
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Thanking you very much, re-
main
Mrs. Harvey Cole
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WALTER L. MARKER

R. W. Slaughter auctioneer
c. w. Hall, inside clerk
Ralph Spence, outside clerk
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Clayton, Delaware
Dear Dribbles:
Paul has just had change of
address. Will you please print his
new station in your Service Honor
Roll. 1t is as follows: Pvt. Paul c..
Bickling, A. S. N. 3275481O, End
Battalion, A. P. o. No. 4333-A, c O
Postmaster, Seattle. Washington.
Thank you,
Mrs. j. c. Bickling
Clayton, Delaware
Editor of Dribbles
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Sir.
VIII you please change my
grandson's address in the next is
sue of The Smyrna Times? 1t is
as follows: Cpl. Grey M. Budd, A.
S. N. 32487839, 38Oth Squadron,
393rd Bombing Group, Army Air
Base, Kearney, Nebraska.
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Well, Sailor! 1 trust that you
have received the air mail letter
that went off last week containing
the addresses you requested. Will
be glad to send you more whenever
you request them, so press the but
ton in which you have a live tor
pedo in the tube and she's pointed
straight.
Son, It's mighty nice to know
that the good wife is there with
you in San Diego. feel most sure
that having her there with you has
made both of . you most happy.
Dribbles is giving big odds, that the
arrival of Mrs. Wooleyhan on the
Pacific coast signaled the start of
a Second Honeymoon.
Judging from the sound of your
letters Clinton, it would appear
that this business of learning
things about torpedoes is quite
agreeing with you. Smart money
is saying that you'll make big
bang some of these days.
Will be waiting the timing of
your letters as usual, and thinking
more and mort about that orange
ade. Fact is, the local stand has
changed hands once more since
"Shap" left. Dribbles went in
there the other night and ordered
up two of the juicy refreshers.
offered you one, but since you were
not there to accept, we'll, I drank
them both, all the while thinking
of you.
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Tues, Sept. Il, '43

at III O'clock A. M.
The following property to-wit:
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JOHN b. HUTTON

Executor OF
Gamaliel Garrison, Decd.
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DAIIt1 EQUIHMENT
De Laval electric Milking Ma
chine, units, new; 10 85-lb. Milk
Cans, new; Milk Buckets, 2 hand
Bottle Filters, radiator Milk Cooler,
Wilson Ice Box, 4 cal capacity;
Milk Eottles, 12-pts, OTIS, and pts;
hand Bottle Capper, new; pair De-
horners.
La gaceta., 1943-01-26
LA ~ORDENANZA PARA
oIiE los MICS Y NINAS
NO TRANSIIEN PoR LAS
GABLES DESPUEs DE LA
$50 DE LA NOCHE

Tn g4apo dc ciudadanos hizo
ser anoche q los c~oucajales
cue t.a a favor de Ia ordenan.
IN cue prohibe a Jos jo, encitos
" jcv-reitas menores de II a.
nos tran itar por las Gales des-
pu. de las $50 de la noche.
Lo ccmit6s de reglas y poll
ella escucharon a esos ciudsda-
nos y hey informaran al "con-
clio" en- pleno,
I'll JEFF de 2o.icia " 5odruff
d.io que los padres Y las ma
{ res pus5en hacer mas en- una
am ma, hablando a sus hijos,
que los triJunales en- seis mases
"Yo no Sc que va a sucader al
pueblo americana 81 los padres
Y las madres no cuidan debida-
mer,a a sus nihoS."
a'gunos de los padres traba
jason con Mr.. Sinclair y conmi-
so Sc enterarian bien de 10 que
con esas palabras quiero decir."
La gaceta., 1943-01-26
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FL dinero que en- una OCCASION le
faeilit6 su padre a fin de que Sc
e~ostease sus estudios, 10 malgast6
en- diversiones. Cuando Sc lie ocu-
rri6 pedir mas, fu6 instado por su
padre para que Sc dedicara a ira
baiar y sc ganase la vida FL mismo.
Asi 10 hizo-primero como estiba-
dor en- Cleveland, Estado de Ohio,
y despues como mecanico de auto
movies en- Detroit, Estado de
Michigan.
Varias condecoraciones
FL DR.. Quintanilla tiene la dis
tinci6n de ser uno de los pocos
civiles que en- Mexico han recibido
alguna confederation militar. Os-
tenta la Cruz del Merito Militar
de Mexico que lie fue otorgada en-
reconocimiento a su heroismo al
lanzarse a las frias aguas del rio
Potomac, en- las ~cercanias de Wash
ington, para salvar al as de la
ayiacion mexicana Francisco Sa-
faDla, cuyo aparato sc preelpit0 en-
las aguas de aquella ancha corrien-
te POGO despues de haber empren-
dido Ell vuelo de regreso en- 1889,
despues de haber batido ell record
establecido por Charles A. Lind
berg en- Ell vuelo de Mexico a Nueva
York.
FL DR.. Quintanilla es Official de
la Legion de Honor y de Instruc-
ci6n P1blica en- Francia asi como
de la Espiga de Orc en- China. Ha
escrito dos temos sobre poesias, uno
acerca de obras de teatro, Y ha
publicado articulos en- varias re-
vistas y peri6dieos de Norte, Centre
y Sudamerica. .
Antes de ser designado para
ocupar ell cargo de Representative
de su pals en- Moscd, Sc encontraba
en- la ciudad de Washington como
ministro plenipotenciario y conse-
iero de la Embajada de Mexico.
era catedratico de Ciencia
Politica en- la Universidad de
George Washington.