davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-05-08
FL SENADO UNA
QUE Al ATE Los
|MPUESTOS De UN ANO
Seran Rebajados en- un Diez
Por Ciento los Precios de la
Carne, Cafe y Mantequilla

WASHINGTON, mayo s. FL
comite de hacienda del senado
aprObo aver, por 13 votos contra
6, c~ancelar todos los impuestos de
un ano y establecer ell plan de que
cada obrero, empleado, etc. pa
que ell impuesto sobre las ganan-
cias a medida que trabaje y CO.
bre- Representa- ell acuerdo del
comite una victoria temporal para
los partidarios del plan Ruml.
Manifesto ell senador George,
de Georgia, que tai beneficio no
Sc concedera a los que Obtienen
ganancias mayores.
Hizo la proposition del perd6n,
ell senador Clark, democratic de
Missouri.
Votaron en- contra los senadores
George, Barley, Connally, Byrd,
Johnson y LaFollette.
FL administrator de precios
Prentiss Brown anunci6 aver que
a partir del primero de JUNO Sc
ran rebajados en- III diez por cien-
to los precios de la carne, cafe y
mantequilla, y ell gobierno abOna-
ra esa cantidad, en- forma de sub
sidios, a los productores. Sc ex-
traera ell dinero de los fondos de
la Corporation de Reconstruction
Financiera.
Cast al mismO tempo la Wal
Labor Board entrego una nota di-
ciendo que ha pedido a la Casa
Blanca aclare la orden del jefe
de estado sobre la "inflaci6n";
pero que la peticion no debe in
t~erpretarse como re~lacionada cOn
un cambio en- la formula del Pc
queno Acero".
La a~claraci6n trata de buscar
"armonfa" con la Orden de echar
hacia atras los precios, disminu-
yendolos.
La rebaja de diez pOr ciento
fue aprobada por ell director de
rehabilitation economical, James
F. Byrnes.
I'm despacho del senador Pep
per, remitido a la Florida, dice
que la administration de alimen-
tos pedira hoy a la OPA aumente
ell cielo raso en- ell precio de las
patatas vendidas por los produc-
torres. 81 la OPA acepta, ell pro-
blema sera sometido al estudio del
administrator Byrnes.
La gaceta., 1943-05-08
.LLEGARON A MIAMI Los
DUQUES De WINDSOR

MIAMI, mayo 8.-ArriOarOn
aver de las Bahamas, en- camliO
de New York, los duques de WIND
sor. po1r
Pasaron Ia noche en- West ralm
Reach como huespedes de Herbert
Pulitzer. Official americana dc
aviaci6n que sirve en- la Raj
La gaceta., 1943-05-08
IN FUCA Los NAl.FASC|STAS
LAS TROPAS ALIADAS CONQUIS-
TARON AVER BIZERTA Y TUNEZ
NOMBRADO PARA Ell MANDO EN- TUNEZ Ell
GENERAL MAST

TUNEZ, mayo S.-Las tropas
alemanas e italianas derrotadas
en- Tunez y Bizerta huyen por la
peninsula de Cabo Bon y las pla-
vas al sur de Bizerta, mientras
las tropas aliadas Sc preparan pa
ra eXterminar o capturar n los res
tos de los ejercitos del mariscal
Rommel y ell coronel general Won
Arnim.
La peninsula tiene un largo de
so millas Y una anchura de % y
los nazis no podran abastecer,
aparte de 10 que va tengan con-
centrado, a las Columns en- reti-
rada.
Los franceses Sc a%poderaron de
Pont Du Fahs y valiosos terrific
rios altos, en- ell este. Esta situado
Pont Du Fahs, segun ell mando, a
35 millas de TGnez.
Todavia Sc combate hoy en- al
gunos "nidos" de esta ciudad y en-
la base naval de Bizerta.
FL nGmero de barcos hundidos
aver al Eje, en- los estrechOs de
Stella, Sc ha fijado en- 25. Muchos
de ellos transportation tropas.
La aviaci6n atac6 tambien bar
cas- que llevaban personal t@cnicO
en- direction de Stella.
FL jefe de la escuadra inglesa,
almirante Sir Andrew Brown Cum
ningham, declare hoy que la eva
cuaci6n de Dunquerque no podra
ser repetida por los nazis en- ell
Mediterraneo.
Las Columns entraron aver
triunfalmente en- esta ciudad y en-
la poderosa base naval de Bizerta.
Llevando con ellos sus tanques
Y camiones, alemanes e italianOs
Sc refugiaron en- las Tomas de la
costa, por debajo de Bizerta, y
quedaran ~encerrados en- la PENN
sula de Cabo Bon.
Calc1lase que ell mando aleman
sc propone evacuar una parte del
eiercito en- retirada, aunque la
tarea sera tan dificil como la de
Dunquerque, por cuanto la avia-
ci6n anglo-americana domino ell
aire.
Centenares de aeroplanos de
GAIA y bombardeo atacan al enc
migo. I'm fuerte c%ontingente del
Eje Sc halla atrincherado en- las
~alturas entire Tunez y Enfidaville
Y es possible que ell mando aliado
acuerde, en- case ~necesariO, bio
uuearlo hasta que ell hambre lie
obligue a rendirse.
La gaceta., 1943-05-08
rs PHOTOS ROJOS DESTRUYE-
BON $50 AEROPLANOS NAILS
ND1DOs AL ENEMIGO TRES TRANSPORTS
UN TANQUE


NOSCU, mayo 8.-El comuni-
y sovietico de hoy da la noticia
oue la aviaci6n roja lie destru-
X II iueves al enemigo $50 aero
hos que habia acumulado a 10
20 de TODD ell frente. En- la vic
;osa acci6n de guerra, ell alto
ndo fila en- "a ell numero de
~oplanos perdidos por los pilo-
rusOs.
Los aerodromos alemanes fue-
~convertidos en- escombros y
LOS profundos. R~ealizaron ell
loue centenares de aparatos de
la V bombardeo, americanos
lchos de ellos.
La escuadra roja del Mar Ne
B ha hundido un vapor tanque
5000 toneladas y tres trans
ftes con un total de $4,000 to-
adaS.
La flota sovietica bombardea a
pvorOssiSk, en- cuyo frente esta
lada y en- peligro de ser ami
ilida una columna "hitlerista".
En- ell Caucaso lie fueron derri-
lOs a los nazis II aparatos y
heron que abandonar otra Inca
defensa.
Ia nOta Official revela la captu-
de varios lugares poblados al
tie de VeFkiye Luki.
Un peri6dico de Estokolmo,
ecia, anuncia que durante ell We
20 Sc mandara material de que
a Russia, por los Aliados, via
laska y ell oceano Artico". Es-
futa Sc halla a considerable dis
lcla de los lugares por donde
ran los submarines y aviones
Eje.
Los cOnvoyes saldran de los
ertos de Estados Unidos y ell
NADIA y viajaran mas de 5000
Plas hasta Khabarovo, en- ell mar
Kara. Russia esta completando
"a Inca ferroviaria de 200 mi
; desde Khabarovo a vorkuta,
E Sc une con la Inca de abaste-
nlentos de Arcangel.
Creese que en- ell fondo de esta
FVlcla Sc mueve la propaganda
mana, buscando justificar la
'Oihdad de la campana de vera
en- case de que no puedan des-
NolVerla como desean.
La gaceta., 1943-05-08

DellIo ut Ia tluuau 81 SoHlud-
tia en- la noche de aver, pero In
elimination" del enemigo Sc com-
pletara pronto.
FL general Giraud mand6 un tie
legrama de congratulaci6n a las
tropas francesas y al mismo ITEM
pc nombro al general Charles
Mast para ell cargo de ~residente
general en- T1nez.
Desempenara ell puesto de Mast,
hasta que arribe, ell general Alton
so JUN, comandante de las tropas
francesas en- campana. Mast sc
encuentra en- Beirut, Libano, re-
cuperandOse de lesiones que SUI
friera en- un accidente. Vichy pri-
v6 a este militar de la ciudadania
francesa, calificandolo de traidor,
en- Ell mes de diciembre.
Miles de prisioneros lie fueron
hechos al enemigo en- los sectores
de los "reductos" tomadOs.
Para completar Ia conquista,
aver, las tropas americanas wan
aaron 8 millas y Ia las del Primer
Ejercito.
EncOntraron los americanos en-
su avance una formidable oposi-
ci6n, en- ell frente de Bizerta, has
Ia que llegaron a Ferryville.
A los cinco minutes de haber
entrado los americanos en- Bier
ia, los ingleses entraban en- TIL
nez.
La campana victoriosa Sc inici6
hace seis meses y ell mando supre-
mo Sc halla en- las manos del ge-
neral norteamericano Eisenhower
Armados o canones de 70, los
tanques "liquidan" todos los CEN
trOs de resistencia.
Sc verified la entrada de los
britanicos en- Tunicia, mandados
por ell teniente general Anderson
a las 2:45 de la tarde de aver.
Los nazis empezarOn a r%etirarses
a la una.
FL pueblo recibi6 a los AliadosS
en- ambos lugares, con demostra-
clones de algeria. Muchos de los
alemanes Sc rindieron a militares,
periodistas y paisanOs.
FL mando Aliado sostiene que
la victoria militar en- T1nez y BIZ
zerta es de primera magnitude.
Estimase possible que el ejercito
enemigo ahOra refugiado en- la pc
ninsula de Cabo Bon pase de 1907
900 hombres.
ia Ease final de la campana
de Tunicia esta produciendose.
Queda ahora la tarea de 1impiar'
por complete"
FL dia z de noviembre del aho-
pasado las trOpas americanas 9
inglesas comenzaron su invasion
del Norte de Africa, apoyadas por
una poderosa escuadra y miles de
aviones.
Tropas de choque alemanas fl
guran entire las columns que 6
retiran por la peninsula de Cabo
Bon.
En- una orden del dia, ell gene
raj Harold Alexander, comandante
jefe de todas las fuerzas COM
~batientes, segundo en- ell mando,
felicia a las tropas por haber
con su deber.
Victoriosos como los america
nos y los ingleses, los f~ranceses
conmemOraron hoy ell Dia de Jua-
ma de Arco.
Las tropas francesas fueron'
congratuladas aver pOr ell general
Una columna francesa que ope-
"a en- ell area de Pom Du Fahs man.
.iene su avance haeia ZaghOuan y
Evening star., 1943-11-04

inal Justice Association both work
on the basis of the calendar year,
and the District government works
on a fiscal basis, but the Police De-
partment does not use either of
these systems
Urges Uniform System.
The District Police Department
also submitted a fiscal report to the
Commissioners, he added, which
covered the period July l, 194l-
June 30, 1912, and showed only a
IS per cent solution figure.
In recommending a uniform sta =
tistical system for law-enforcement
bodies, DR. Nolan said:
IT'S about time that people keep
ing statistics on crime get together
and ascertain uniform method OF
keeping these Statistics He said
that the Police Department, in
addition to its report to the Com
missioners, must give record tc
| the Department of Justice, based
on the calendar year, for use In
the uniform crime reports.
Another reason for the discrepancy
in figures, he said Is that the Grim
inal Justice Association does not
keep records on such reports as
car thefts. Nearly all stolen cars
reported, he added, are found In
short time.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
1877 Of Crimes Solved
Over 2-Year Period, .
D. {. Police Report

The Metropolitan Police Depart
ment estimated yesterday that an
average of more than 78 per cent of
all crimes committed in the District
have been solved during the two
year period that Maj. Edward j
Kelly has been superintendent,
while the Washington Criminal JUS
tlce Association placed the figure
for the calendar year 1912 at slightly
over As per cent.
Police officials said that for the
period November !. l941, to October
81, 1912, the department solved 1918
per cent Of all cases and that during
the November l, 1912 October l
l943, period 84.46 per cent of all
cases were cleared.
During the tWo-year period. Ma j.
Kelly added, of 36 attempted Grim
inal assault cases reported all were
solved, and 122 of a total l27 mur-
ders were cleared up.
Discrepancy Explained.
Maj. Kelly,s report stated that
during the flrstyear period 8,O8l
felonieS were committed in the Dis
trict, but that 5000 were solved
During the second year, which ended
October l, 5,9l0 felonies were re-
ported and of these 4,484 were
solved.
DR.. James A. Nolan, managing
director of the Criminal Justice As
sociation, said the discrepancy in
statistics can be attributed to the
difference in statistical methods.
The Police Department ought tc
start revising its statistical bu-
reau,' he added The Federal Bu-
reau of InyeStiga ton and the Grim
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Members of Congress
See Seversky's Film

Air-minded members of Congress
and their staffs today saw a show
ing of the Walt Disney animated
film of Seversky's Victory Through
Air Power" on the screen in the
caucas room of the Old House Of
flee Building
Chairman Randolph of the House
District Committee and Represent
atives Woodrum of Virginia and
Bradley of Michigan arranged foI
the showing, in cooperation with
United Artists
Evening star., 1943-11-04

Copacabana is a wonderful place.
In Copacabana characters abound.
You walk in past the lurid neon
lights. There's no one who appears
to be even thinking about taking
your hat. So you slap the wornout
Homburg down upon the counter
and let your conscience be your
check.
You wander back toward the rear,
where the most people seem to be
gathered.
Halo, Louis YOU scream at an
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Medical Association
To Meet in CHICAGO

By the Associated Press.
/ CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The American
Medical Association announced last
| night that its 1914 annual meeting
would be held from June II to 16 in
! Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Bner Works Up n Laiher
Be Kind to Traitors
Seems to Be Our Rule
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Looking the history of sabotage and the double
concede that we've been traitors
carpet slippers bunons.
After Benedict Arnold sold West folks
did decide whether he had betrayed his country pulled off
a nice real estate deal in river front property
there Aaron Burr, who figured TO start nation
himself down around Texas But to get right down 10
of people around these dggngs have rubber boats
hidden in their garages.
We tried fellow in Detroit for treason after he had
aid comfort the enemy and had made speech
declaring Hitter -Nnutduit-frt-hIH Aahs5
We have nursed the snake in bosom, and II
makes bad pair of corset strings
a meeting of German sympathizers in a New York
hall before got this New York police club
American Legionnaires--That gave all
citizens the right meet But bend far
backward we can look into hip pockets.
anybody tried that stuff Europe he would get the
bndfold cigaret without the tobacco.
would like TO take traitor and him ppecleaner
in sewer. would like tap him with fairy wand weigh
ing pounds and with iron pimpes II. would like to
him up against wall and throw freshly sharpened
at him.
warned all nations harbor the evldoers of
Europe That exactly what this nation doing right
Copyright, is43 Kns Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Connolly Answers

Ia River; tb) Bethlehem;
tc) a pitiful tale.
. lal Warren Harding IN
Robert Anderson; tc) Ethan
Allen.
g. Ca) As a gem and for orna-
mental work, tbl II was
originally prepared from a
spring in Epson. Surrey,
England Co Any man OF
prominence, especially IN
business.
IA Utah; Cb) Eiffel Tower;
Co Jupiter
5-(a) a kings prior or eX-
elusive right TO exercise A
power or privilege; ,bl
ClaShed together TO heighten
effect; (c) Antimony and TIN
with a small percentage OF
copper
s tai True: Cb) True. lc)
False. Founder Of hemeo-
pathy.
la Border raised around
them, fine grooves cut across
their edges; tb) a kind Of
tumor occurring in the skin;
(c) 80 years,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

When a man leaves for military
service. financial provision is made
for his dependents through the
means OF allotments. Part OF this
amount is deducted from the pay
of the serYiceman and part IS con-
tributed by the government.
This method is insurance against
the hardshlpS that might other
wise asSail his family.
Although the amount is not
large, II is sufficient 10 provide
the necessities that could not
otherwise be afforded.
Many people have written 70
the VAR PROBLEM Clinic
with questions about allotmentS.
Today Walter II. r. Scott, vice
commander Of the Detroit Dis
trictS Association. a mer c a n
Legion, answers typical inquiry.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
California Golfers
Face End Of Sport

ton OF troop movements and
there may be a slight technical
violation here on my part in
suggesting the probable mass
ing Of troops on the Pacific
Coast.
However, I have been study
ing the statements from the
Quebec conference which prom
iSe TO destroy Japan. and 1 am
sure IL is no information TO the
enemy that the destruction will
come through invasion of his
land and that he can scarcely
be deceived into thinking II is
going TO come from anywhere
except our western shore.
/ THINK any news indicating
Il that we may at last be maxi
ing ready 10 move in force 10
the support of the great Mac
Arthur, so far from being of aid
and comfort 10 the enemy, is
calculated 10 cheer and inspire
the people of the Pacific coast
who have viewed with great
miSgivings the comparatively
weak effort that has been made
in that direction so far.
/ wish the tidings might
trickle through TO the thou
sands of our soldiers and civil-
ians now prisoners in the hands
of the Japanese and dying at a
rate that shows that the dark
est fears Of their treatment by
their captors were not over
drawn. 1t might renew their
hopes that must have fallen 10
low ebb in the long weary
months they have been waiting
10 hear some word that they
have not been forgotten.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Distributed b. International News Service
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Drinking by Husband
Is Severe Trial TO Wife

War Problem Clinic:
My husband IS "A years old, and
iayt year enlisted IN Inc army 10
EFr away from The problems mat
faced hlm az home.
When the age limit came into
effect ne obtained a discharge
and since then, he hasn't been
working HRS uHabte. 70 keep
any job because OF his drinking
We have TWO young sons, and !
have been working 10 support
them. but find II very difficult.
My husband is a Stacker 10 the
war effort, and hasn't even filed
hlS 1912 income tax return,
Can YOU tell me what ! might
do 10 overcome this problem II
seems 10 get more unbearable as
the days 90 by MRS. T. @. T.
Dear Mrs. Il. e.. T.:
To cure drinking husband
requires great deal Of under
standing. and even then IL is
very doubtful il wife can do
anything, except by indirection.
You say your husband enlisted
in the army 10 get away from
the problems that faced him AT
home" DO these problems still
face him? Are they necessary
problems Can anything be
done To correct them?
| should think that your huS-
band would find Alcoholics
Anonymous, General +. o., Box
90i, Detroit, "A useful way
through which 10 find new
solution for his problem. The
eN-drinkerS in \. \. have done
lot for drinkers that no one
else could possibly do for them.
DIR. ALFRED McCLUNG,
head of the Department OF
Wayne University.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

ffnS communion
ers are very intelligent. Our
Horses & Women Department
has been instructed 10 check on
this thought
Writes feminine subscriber
who says she is y:
"AS for these men in their
early 20s who marry women IN
their late sos or older. Such
men are suffering from emo
tionai mbalanCe because they
prefer mOthering To the com
pany of persons OF their own
age. Such marriages usually
begin well and end terribly. The
husbands get too mHeh mother
Ing and become bored with il"
THE following sentence is
Il said TO include more words
that are difficult TO spell than
any sentence of similar length.
Dictate II 10 your secretary ana
see what she can do in the way
Of spelling every word cor
rectly.
"Outside "A cemetery stood an
harassed beggar and an embar-
rassed peddler gauging the
symmetry Of a lady's ankle with
unDaralIeied ecstasy"
He should get in touch with
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

that man in Pocatello, Ida,
whose name IS Orange Lemon.
Writes a feminine subscriber
OF Chicago
II have "A cute son Of =.
pitch on his baseball team and
bat in fourth position because
/ am "A home run hitter. / play
baseball with my son and his
friends all the time. The kids
have nicknamed me Moe L
guess ! ann the most modern
mother i'm our neighbOrhOOd.'
ITTHOSE who say persons
Il born in winter months are
smarter and healthier than
those born i'm July should sec
our new baby writes young
matron Of San Francisco named
Diane. "He was born on July
20. which happens also 20 be my
birthday.
HE looks like rosebud and
tastes like honey. And smart?
He has the entire household
wrapped around his little finger
ALREADY. As Ia vitality l am
convinced he can howl longer
and louder than any infant born
in the winter months, March in
Cluded.
He has exceptionally fteXfbfs
hands which Indicate versatility
and long straight head line
which shows intellectual ca
pacity and practicality. My be-
lief is that the hands reveal "a
much or even more than as
trolOgicaI readings"
COME fashion models in Man
- haitian are now making $50
a day. This is at the rate OK
$40 an hour.
To get the JapS who are stih
in this country Strengthened out
please note following: The
ISsei are those born in Japan.
The Kibei were born in the
United States. but educated in
Japan. The Nisei were born
and educated in the United
States. =
In the last presidential cleo.
tien Wendell Willkie received
-, 2,327226 popular votes This
is more votes than any Republic
can presidential candidate ever
received 1t is 100000 more
than either Hoover or Coolidge
received when elected.
Copyright, 1943, by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Quick Answers

Julius Caesar, who invaded
Britain Aug. II, 55 B. c.
The date is established by
astronomical calculations.
2-Iohn Paul Jones original
name was John Pau.
3-St Anthony Of Padua
4-7S,000.
5,-Toronto.
6-In no state: the capital is a
separate federal department,
like our own District of CO.
lumbia.
The reference is TO the En-
pire State Building. As in
all skyscrapers. the support
is provided by the steel
frame. The walls are simply
closures.
8 Yes, II tho dent is outward.
Copyrght. 1913, by KRIS Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Better Health

CROWTH, as We pointed out
- yesterday Is one of the
most mysterious functions OF
the body Obviously il Is a
necessary function We cannot
forever remain the size Of
babies. even If We mature IN
other ways. because the baby
would have 10 reproduce a
smaller baby and 80 on until in
few generations We would be
microscopic. SO Nature provides
for growth up 10 the age Of
maturity. But why isn't the
growth steady and gradual?
The human animal grows very
rapidly from birth 10 SIX months
increases size twice Then It
grows steadily but slowly for
two years, so again its size Is
twice that of six months. Then
its growth slows so as TO be al
most Imperceptlble-only 10
10 Is per cent increase in eight
or nine years.
THE child of 10 Is about four
L times the size OF the new
.prn baby. Then all Of a sudden
about the age Of y growth
Is speeded up so that in the
next five or SIX years The size
Of the individual Is 10 times
that AT birth.
And then the whole darn
thing stops dead and never
starts again Why? Nobody
on earth has the fainteSt idea
II yoU uvapt aVcraCpS NJ
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
On Broadway
While Walter Winehsu 10
sVay. his column vW be con-
duetsd by guest contributors.


~ DEks
WHEN Paul Ehrlich had in
w vented salvarsan. after 30
years OF experimenting, the pat
Rnt was acquired by i. G.. Far
en, largest German industrial
Concern. To give a start 10 the
extensive and lucrative business,
covering the earth, from COM
mercial distribution Of magic
bullets, propaganda pamphlet
was written by a blond young
man who worked in the pub
licity agency of /. G.. Farben at
Cologne. His face was marked
with sword scars by which Ger
man students are distinguished.
He had never heard of 100 per
cent Aryan or "a master race.
The blond man wrote little
book, designating Ehrlich as
genuine representative of Ger
man science. endowed with
genuinely German genius. in
spired by the unselfishneSs OF
genuinely German" idealiSm.
He deplored the fact that this
great man, having died in un-
happy circumstances, could not
harvest the fruits of his genius.
But-this blond young man
harvested these for himself te-
had signed a contract whereby
his eulogy Of Ehrlich, the Jewish
professor, netted him over S25,-
600
He moved TO southern Ger
many. became editor OF a pub
fishing concern, which soon
brought out work in five vol
umes, on which us author-slSo
Jewish-had lahored 20 years.
The blond man wrote a proSpec-
tus on this work. This was in
1890 He was still unaware Of
"Aryans' and the master
race.
THIS work, a greatly abbre-
L waited English version OF
which was published this year
by Alfred A. Knopf as Man
in Structure and Function. de-
.cribes the wonders of the
(lman body. Some Of It's count
less interesting facts and dis
coveries arc
In the ascending scale Of
things the body is between the
smallest and largest entity the
atom and the star. II We filled
Tho space of the human body
with atoms, il would take as
many atoms as 1t would take
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
She Is Not His Wife,
But Seeks Allotment

! have been a CommOn-laW wife
for the past three years My huS-
band S real wife lives out of state.
If he goes 10 the army who would
get his allotment
MRS. ". r. II.
Dear Mrs. VI. X. H.:
You cannot he cOmmon-law
wife if the man with whom YOU
have lived had wife from
whom he was not divorced.
IF he goes into the army. his
wife il the only person who
NAV receive soldiers aIlOt-
ment
EDW ARD POkOR\Y. Wayne
County Friend Of the Court. -.