davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-07
10000 Under lS in
State Wage Farmers
Since Pearl Harbor

More than 10000 North Carolina
Children under 10 years of age have
gone TO work as wage earners since
Pearl Harbor.
This fact is shown in survey
made by the Statistics Division OF
the State Department of Labor, re-
suits oil which were announced to-
day by Forrest II. Shuford, state la
Dor commissioner.
while there has been consider
able fluctuation from month to
month in the number of minors TO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-08
Sklamane nadeie.

Vlivem otcovske naklonnosti,
ktera Sc ozvala pri spatreni d.
t6te, Tarchala navstevoval ro-
dinu sud1ho skoro kazdodenne.
Bibiana pTipadala mu "a dine
ovsem jinak nez tehdy, kdyz j
videl v plesov6m obleku, pri
hudbe a osv6tlenf; spatTiv "a
dine jejf tvaT plnou pin, hubene
ruce, nechtelo Sc mu jiz tisk-
nouti j ruce a d6lati poklony,
avsak c1til k nj pTece vdecnost,
re pamatovala tax ma jeho sy-
ma a byla MT tax velice mako
n6na. Sedaval s nj n6kolik no
din u kolebky malickeho samo-
ten, neb sud- Ia povinnost1 mu-
sill byti v kancelaTi, matka v
kuchyni; Filipfnu a Thu pax
rodice zamestnali, ably zamilo-
vanym n~epTekazeli v blizslm
seznamenf. Bibinka dovedla
teziti z tech civil, ably sc pred
stavila zenichovi ,neb "a tako-
v6ho povazovali zde jiz Tar
chalu, jake vzor vsech chtnostf
domacfch. Rozmluvy jejich IT,
kaIy Sc ponejvfce maleho Hyn-
ka, neb to byla paska, ktera
nejsnadneji mohla spojiti je-
jich srdce.
Tarchala nebal Sc jiz syna
spatriti, neprobouzel v mem W.
citky svedomf, neb zdalo sc mu
re zahrnuv dft6 to starostlivou
peel, nahradf tim krivdu, ia
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-08
100000
ROMAN. Cd MICHALA BALUCKEHO.


% ~hO % ~ ~ ~ NSS0
A nebyl pouze nedostatel
casu pT1cinou tohoto zanedba.
vanf syna - nybrz byla to jina
zavazn6js1 pTfcina. Bal Sc di-
te videti, neb bylo by mu pri-
pomnelo nebozku zenu, jejf ba-
lfcek, ktery sob6 neprave pri-
~vlastnil a kterym dosahl jmen1,
Odpuzoval tn vzpominku tax.
jake bazlivy clov6k We tine "a
vfra oci, ably Sc nedesil. Kdyz
nyni tax neocekavane v dome
svych prfbuznych syna spatril,
ozvily V mem vycitky svedomi,
ma nez Sc SNAIL zapomenouti,
a k vycitkam pTipojil sc stud,
re on, rodny otec, ma d1tko "a
pomn6l, kdezto JIM Sc O ne sta
rail-. Vsecky ty RUNE city "a
TRASHY myslf jeho tax income,
tax no rozrusily, re pocal pla-
kat; nejdf1ve plakal tise, pax
lkal a naT1kal pri zvuc1ch sko-
cn6ho valc1ku, ktery zazn1val
S druhe strany.
"No, no, Marku, upokoj Sc,
nebo sc take rozplac1, vzbuzo-
val no sud-.
"Pane Marku, upokojte Sc,
nebo Sc take rozplacu," prosi-
la pohnutna Bibinka.
"Jak bych nem6l plakat,
kdyz jsem tax spatnym otcem,
re jsem ma vlastnf d1te zapom-
mel"
"Mas vsak rodinu, ktera ma
ne pamatovala," pravil sud- ST.
decne. "Bibinka hned jak Sc
dov6d6la, re jest dft6 ma vsi,
prosila snazne, abychom je wa
Ii k sob6, ably Sc krev Tarcha-
Inv nepokazila mezi lidmi. A
HE'D, obklopila je vsim MOI
nym pohodlfm."
Tu ukazal vymluvnym pohy-
benz ma elegantnf kolebku S mo
drymi zaslonami.
"Jak jste pOctiv1, jak dobff!"
pravil Tarchala, lfbaje otci i
dceTi, kteT1 Sc tomu vzpirali,
ruce: GA vsak jsem nicema, BIZ
dn1k. Budu vSak jinym, uvid1-
tie, nejsem tax zlym, jak Sc IDA
Vezmu d1tko k sobe a nerozlou
elm Sc S MIN vice - vzdyt jest
to mole krev."
"Vezmes je k sobe, az dudes
miti svGj dun, svou rodinu.
Dite potrebuje pohodli, zenske
p6ce a toho mu poksytnouti ny
nj nemdzes. AZ Sc ozenfs, pax
81 je venues, nynf vsak dovol,
ably mu Bibinka nahradila mat
ku. Ona je d1t6ti tax naklon6-
ma, jake by bylo jejfm Vast
MIN. NepotTebujes Sc, Bibinko,
ostychat, takovy cit je ku cti
tv6mu srdci. Kazda zena ne
NIUE Sc pochlubiti takovym
srdcem."
Mezi tim, co sud- pronasel
ty chvaly ma pocest srdce sve
Bibiany, ulozila tato maleho
Hylka V b6lounk6 perinky, o.
zdoben6 krajkami, a tichym:
ps, pS, ps! kolebala no k span
XII.
Tarchala .stal uprostfed po-
kOje pokoTen, pohnut, a pohlf-
eel vlhkym zrakem v detskou
tvaT, rysuj1cf Sc neurcite We sti-
nu zaslon, patril ma kolebajfc1
no Bibinku a itchy jeff HAS pfi-
pom1nal mu nebozku Teklu.
sud- tvaTe sc vazn6, zamysle-
nym, pozoroval no Sc strany a
t6sil Sc V duchu, re Sc mu jeho
coup d'etat' vybOrne pOdaTil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-08


~"Nemylfm-li Sc, rekl jsen
yam jiz, re odbyvati Sc Dude
|; 23. tohoto mes1ce, tedy "a ty.
den. Budouci vas tchan me.
by YAM vse vysvetlit a vse "a.
rldlt, a proto soud1m, re by by.
la ma pomoc zbytecnou. Proc
! Jste ma mne tax vytrestil oci?'
tazal Sc S 1smevem, vida, jak
Sc Tarchala tvaTi. "Vzdyt. jak
Jsem slysel, budete sc zenit sc
slecnou sud1ho."
"Jak? :. JAZZ. kdo to re-
XII" zvolal postraseny a roz-
zlobeny Tarchala.
"Kazdy to tvrdf."
Tot jsou klepy, milostivy
pane"
"Nenf to tedy pravda?"
'Jako re Sc Tarchala jme-
nuji. At ma m1ste zemru, je-li
to pravda!"
Otec S dcerou vymenili DO
hledy, z jichz ziveho lesku by
10 lie vycfsti, jak je ia novina
potesila. Nedali to vsak Tar
chalovi znati a tvafili Sc vazne.
Go by tom bylo zleho?"
tazala Sc pc chvfli Augusta s
1smevem; "slecny pana sudfho
jsou velmi mile dfvky."
mile snad jsou, avsak niko-
liv milovanf hodne. Vsecky do
hromady nemaj1 takovou cenu,
jake jeden vas prst1cek, milos-
tiva slecno."
Otec zaklaslan1m zakryl tn
neobratnou poklonu a promlu-
vii: "Trvate tedy pane Tarcha-
10, ma tom, re panstvfcko kou-
p1te?"
Tot Sc rozumf. Muslin tn
vlsku NIT a kdyby stala coko-
liv."
"Musfme Sc tedy O to oprav-
dove posarat, ably mas nekdo
nepfedesel. Racte Sc posadit."
"D1ky, milostivy pane" pra-
vii, klane sc a usednul vazne
ma okraj kresla.
"Z1tra dopfsu lined svym
znamym statkarGm, ably nam
nepTekazeli. Jsem jist, re mne
tn sluzbicku prokaz1. Jsdna Sc
pouze o Tidy, abychom je zdr-
zeli cd drazby. Lee i pro to
mann prostredek: posleme ra-
blnovi nejaky pffspevek ma Ii
dovsky spital a vec je hotova.
|Slozil jste jiz trade vadi-
um?" "Jeste me-
"Mus1te je tedy slozit."
"Nev1m vsak kolik? Jak to
udelat?"
"Kolik? = IDA Sc mi, re
ctyfi tis1ce a nekolik set fla
tych. Pockejte, IDA Sc MI re
mann nekde drazebni podm1n-
ky, hned YAM je pfinesu."
Odesel do druhych pokoj1;
PAM Jadviga odebrala Sc jiz
pred tim do sveho pokoje. Tar
chala zGstal tedy samoten Sc
slecnou Augustou.
Pouziv toho, osmelil sc il Fl
CT, re Sc mu pc mich velice sty-
skalo.
"Kazdy den jsem vas oceka-
val a nepfij1zdeli jste - my
sill jsem, re Sc zblaznfm. Byli
jste skorem til nedele vZdale-
nj"
S 1smevem vnitTni spokoje-
nosti naslouchala tie jeho naiv-
nj zpovedi, skubaj1c prst1cky
l1stky hy%ciantove.
"Jde-li yam tax prflis O nas,"
pravila pc chv1li, "budete 81
nynf moci tn ztratu vynahra-
diti." "Jak?"
"PTijdete-li caste k nam"
"Jak casio mohu pTij1ti?"
|tazal Sc prosebnym tonem.
"Budete-li hodnym," pravi-
la zertovn6, "dovollm yam pTi-
chazeti teTba kazdy den."
Zach, brillantova slecno,"
zvolal nadsene a chteil vrhnou-
I'll Sc k nj S podekovan1m.
"TichO! otec 49,"
Dala MI znamenf rukou, a.
by Sc posadil, a pocala s MIN
~lhostejne rozmlouvat.
Cd te dolby byl Tarchala kaz
dodenn1m hostem u Lipcin-
skych. Prichazel obycejn6 We
Ger. Otce z pravidla nezastal
donna, neb byl v besede, kde
hraval karty a obycejne tepr-
We k jedenacte iodine DON'T Sc
vracel. Matka nejaky cas- re
slusnosti prisluhovala pri cali,
ale pax pTinucovala il stereo-
typn1 migrena k tomu, re ode
i1ti muSi1a do SvehO nOkOie.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
EIouise D. Brdtton
William Mercer Wed

Of the bride and Heron Mercer,
brother of the bridegroom,
seated the guests.
To Live in New Jersey
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Bratton chose a frock
fashioned with a rose lace bodice
and a matching taffeta skirt.
Mrs. Mercer. mother OF the
bridegroom, wore a blue mar
quisette dress. Both mothers
wore corsage bouquets Of gar
denias.
A small reception was held at
the home OF the brides parents
following the service. For her
wedding trip Mrs. Mercer wore
a brown wool gabardine suit
with brown and lime accessories.
They will make their home at
the Drew Theological Seminary
in Madison. N. j., where the
Rev. Mercer Is now studying.
He was graduated from Ohio
Wesleyan University where he
was a member Of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon. Mrs. Mercer attended
Ohio Wesleyan University and
Wayne University. She is af-
filiated with Alpha Xi Delta and
Zeta Chi Sororities.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

rived on the boat to stay at
Roaring Brook, as did Mr.. and
Mrs. James Fitzsimmons of De-
troit.
At Harbor Point, Mrs. Roy
Chaplin and her daughter, Mar
ian. and son. Daniel. have
arrived to spend the summer at
their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Muir and
their son, Howie, have returned
to their Harbor Point home for
a few weeks vacation. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton James of Detroit
are spending a week with the
MuirS.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bodman
have rented a cottage on the
other side of Harbor Point for
the summer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

AT A CEREMONY performed
"A in the Metropolitan Meth
odist Church Friday afternoon,
Miss Elouise Dumbleton Brat
ton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Grant Bratton, of Virginia
Park, became the bride Of the
Rev. William Douglas Mercer
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
ID. Mercer OF Newark, o. DR..
c. b. Allen officiated.
The bride wore a white mar
quisette gown with a lace yoke
set with seed pearls, heart
shaped neckline and long sleeves.
Her full skirt swept into a
train and a tiara of seed pearls
caught up her full length veil of
bridal illusion. She carried a
shower bouquet of white roses
and gardenias.
Wear Similar Gowns
The maid OF honor, Miss
Elizabeth Alice Cleary, wore a
blue marquisette frock with a
sweetheart neckline, fitted bod
ice and three-quarter length
sleeves. She carried a shower
bouquet of pink roses.
The Misses Elizabeth Mercer.
Barbara Pickett, Laurette
Creighton and Mary Ann Ward
were the bridesmaids. They
wore gowns similar TO that of
Miss Cleary in pink. They also
carried shower bouquets OF pink
roses. Little Barbara May
Schwalm, cousin of the bride,
was the flower girl. Her frock
was Of pink marquisette.
Aaron L. Mercer Jr., cousin
Of the bridegroom, was the best
man. Guy Bratton Jr., brother
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

il. Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.
Won EiseRhauer and Mr. and
Mrs. L. p. Evans, all of Detroit,
are staying at the hotel.
Charles Reekie. Detroit, ar
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Andrew Bars Return Home

MR.. AND MRS. ANDREW
w. BARR of Merriweather road
will return Tuesday from
Greensboro. VT. where they
have been visiting Mr.. Barr's
mother, Mrs. Alfred II. Barr, at
her summer home.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Rita Kamee Engaged

MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH
KAMEG of Seneca avenue an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Rita, to Pvt. Lloyd
Maloney, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Maloney of Burns drive.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Shirley j. Harper
Weds al Seaside

SHIRLEY JEAN HARPER,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Harper Sr.. of Piedmont
road. was married on July "a
TO Richard S. Crane, radioman
&c, of Colonia, N. j., at the
Baptist Church in Atlantic CITY.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Dehoiters
.FIockins to
Resort
clIARLFYoLX. Aug. Z

THIS summer. with the gas
n and tires situation what II
is getting places presents some
what Of a serious problem. How
ever. Jack Cudlp Of Crosse
pointe. VINO IS visiting has
grandmother, Mrs Louis Sher-
wood. az CharleYoiX. fOSnd gas
rstioning no hindrsnce al all.
Last week he bicycle6 10
petoSkey and back. a distance
nf some 40 miles IN all Now
he is planning a bicycle trap 10
Mackinac Island.
CharlevolX IS filling rapidly
with summer visitors. arriving
both by train and bus. The
beach. and IT'S Shuffleboard,
croouet and volley ball is i'm
rnenSely popular. and. TO delight
the fiShermans soul. the steel
head trout are coming into Lake
CharleyoiX.
The annual cabaret and mas
uuerade. SO much enjoyed by
the younger set, will be given
as usual Al the Belvedere Club.
Wendover HolZworth, Victor
Koch and Margaret Zeder. all
of Detroit. are visiting Nancy
Crum of Chicago at Belvedere.
Menonsqua Beachc Popular
Menonaqua Beach Inn is such
a perfect place for laZing away
hours swimming. and lying In
the sun. that its capacity Is
constantly extended. Among
Others are many visitors from
Detroit-Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
+. Malow, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee
Barrett and their daughter
Mary Jane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Hewitt and their
two daughters. Nancy and Shir-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs Fred J. Seeley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Mclean, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald j. Van Ais
berg, Miss Louella M. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Bush, Mrs. IL.
+. Barr, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Graham. and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Beier Of Huntington Woods.
Although the Roaring Brook
Hotel is some distance from the
beach, it is so lovely and peace
full, high or the bluff overlook
ing Little Traverse Bay. and is
surrounded by such beautiful
and fragrant woods, that lack
Of swimming facilities doesn't
keep il from being one of North
ern Michigan's most popular
resort hotels. This week Mrs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Miss sMdckdy
Is Wed to
Navy Man

I Asst evening the Bushnell
~ Congregational Church was
the scene of a beautiful gold
and white wedding when Miss
Harriet Jane Mackay, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Mackay of Artesian road, was
married TO Yeoman Vincent
Colvin Kirchner. son Of Fred
erick Kirchner Of Edison ave-
nue.. The Rev. Roger Eddy Treat
read the service.
The bride wore a gown OF
white satin fashioned on prin-
cess lines. The square neck and
leg O mutton sleeves were
edged with satin pleatirgs. Both
the bodice and the full skirt
that ended i'm a train were
dotted with tiny pressed bows.
Her finger tip Illusion veil was
kept in place with a Juliet cap.
She carried a cascade arrange
ment of white orchids.
Bridal Party Dressed Alike
Maid of honor, Miss Julie
Rotz, and bridesmaids, Mrs.
Richard Hoy and Mrs. Norbert
Flock, sister of the bride
groom, Mrs. Grant Hunter of
Port Huron, and Miss Mary
Ellen Tappan wore identical
dresses of gold net and taffeta.
Shoulder length wells fell
from their matching Juliet
caps. Their bouquets of yellow
summer flowers were accented
with tufts of blue delphinium
and larkspur.
Little Sue Ann Fenton in gold
net carried a similar bouquet.
Yellow satin bows were caught
in her hair.
Mrs. Mackay chose for her
daughters wedding a blue and
white chiffon gown, a shoulder
bouquet of gardeniaS, and an
arrangement of blue and white
ostrich tips in her hair-do.
Immediately after the cere-
mony a reception was held at
the home Of the brides parents.
The same evening the young
couple left for Chicago. where
the bridegroom is in training
at Northwestern University.
Entertained in Birmingham
One of the lovely pre-nuptiaI
galas given for the bride was
tea and shower held Thursday
afternoon when Mrs. G.. a.
Holland and her daughter. Bar
bara. entertained in their home
in Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Vallan-
court are dividing their three
weeks vacation between Drum
mond Island, Isle Royale and
Mackinac. If arrangements can
be made they will sail the Hud-
son before returning TO their
home in Piedmont road.
Mr. and Mrs. K. G.. VanDe-
venter of Westmoreland road
with their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Max
we'll also of Westmoreland road,
spent last week in Ithaca with
Mr.. VanDeventer's brother and
siSter-in-law, the G. A. Van
La gaceta., 1943-06-17
CRoNIcAs DE NUEvA YORK
LA PROYECTADA ASAMp, !
REPUBLICAN, EN- COLONR1a
Por o. A. DE SUCCAR

Nos parece muy bien la idea de
celebrar una asamblea de republi-
canos espanoles en- Colombia, 81
este Sc hace con ell prop6sito hon.
RADIO de reforzar la autoridad del
Gobierno Constitutional de la Re-
publica Espanola, al mismo tempo
que para consolidar la union de
los a~ntifascistas espaholes. En-
cambio, 81 10 que Sc pretende con
dicho proyecto es alguna maniobra
con fines bastardos, no podriamos
menos que denunciar a sus patro-
cinadores como enemigos del pue-
bio espanol.
Para los que aceptamos la con-
tinuidad de la Rep1blica y de sus
leyes, ell 1nico Gobierno constitu-
cional possible de la Rep1blica Es-
pamela, es ell Gobierno que preside
ell DR.. Negrin. Cuando renuncie
ell DR.. Negrin y Sc constituya otro
Gobierno de acuerdo con las nor
mas constituencies de la Repu-
blica, 10 apoyaremos tambien.
Mientras tanto, ell Gobierno del
DR.. Negrin tiene la palabra.
Y va argumentando dentro de
la Constitution, tenemos que acep-
tar al DR.. Negrin y a SUI Gobier-
no como los representatives legiti-
mos de la Espana republican, en-
ell xilio. En- raz6n de haber re-
nunciado ell senior Azana a la Pre-
sidencia de la RepIblica Y haber
renunciado tambien 81 senior Mar
tinez Barrios, en- Paris, no solo la
Presidencia de las Cortes, sino
tambien la de la Rep1blica, cargo
obligado y que ostento interina-
mente va en- ell exilio, los dos pues-
tos de responsibilities, con arreglo
a la Constitution correspondent al
Vicepresidente de las Cortes. Que
nosotros sepamos, las Cortes tie
men hoy su Presidente en- ell senior
Fernandez Clerigo y, por tanto,
acknowledgements, por prescription
constitutional, a Ell lie c%orrespon-
deria ejercer provisionalmente ell
cargo de Presidente de la Rep1-
blica Espanola.
Podriamos enjuiciar con refe-
rencia a los meritos del senior Fer
nandez Clerigo, bien probados en-
momentos de sacrificio, pero nj es
la OCCASION nj a nosotros nos in
cumbe hacerlo. Lo que nosotros
sostenemos es que, en- buena doc
trina republican,, hay que hacer
valer los ~preceptos de nuestra
Constitution.
Ell grave defecto de la asamblea
que Sc piensa celebrar en- Colom-
bia, consiste en- que para poderla
celebrar Sc prescindira de las nor
mas basicas de democracia que
dieron grandeza moral a nuestra
causa. En- ella no estaran repre-
sentados todos los partidos politi-
cos del campo republican,. Ell Par
lido Socialista Obrero Espanol no
participant en- sus deliberaciones.
La gaceta., 1943-06-17
Chmmgas y No ChmmgGs

conducta impropia O desordenada. III Gin
cuenta por ciento, en- la mente del homDre'
no significa que la prosmiculdad sexual dc
un desequilibrado debe ser imitada y VICE
versa.
Todo hombre normal tiende a mlrar
con desconfianza i~ntuitiva a las muJeres
que alardean de tener muchos amigos y Sc
oIvidan de que la mejor compania para n
mujer, descontado ell marido, ell novlo, los
familiares, los amigos honrados y leales, es
una mujer bondadosa Y honesta.
iDime con quien andas -!
La responsabilidad de que las jovencl-
tas salgan de paseo con personals que no
son de la amistad de SUI familia, o personals
presentadas de manera incorrecta, descan-
sa por entero en- las madres y en- los padres.
Cuando la Mama Sc descuida, la hija
frecuentemente adquiere amistades que lie
son perjudiciales; cuando ell Papa Sc olvi-
da de sus deberes, los hijos y las hijas pa
gan las co~nSecuencias".
La mujer casada que con permlso de
SUI marido entretiene a los amigos de este...
es una mujer que acabara divorciandose o
viendo a SUI esposo en- "amistad" con otras
mujeres. Nos referimos a las mujeres que
van a los restaurantes, bales, playas, etc.
con amigos de su marido y no hallandose
presente, 'fpor sus muchas ocupaciones"
ell 'maridito" -.
La mujer que Gambia de 'amigos" con
frecuencia, moralmente POGO vale. Esto es
APPLICABLE tambien a los hombres que tienen
la misma fefsima costumbre.
Pocos amigos o amigos Sc e%ncuentran
en- la vida, por cuanto la amistad es n
"planta" que no florece en- todos los patios
o jardines.
I'm verdadero amigo, es un tesoro de
valor improbable; una verdadera amiga
tiene ell valor de dos tesoros en- la relaci0n
diaria de un hombre y de una mujer.
lei amor no es otra cosa que una amis-
tad honda, %sincera, a~companada por un
tanto por ciento de attraction sexual!
~ no puede haber amor nj puede ha-
Der sincera amistad, cuando ell hombre
Gambia de "amigas" como de camisas y vi
ceversa.
La gaceta., 1943-06-17

Tampoco habra delepao,,.
imamente autorzadas ss
partidos de izquierda. Ds,i,
xlco Sc ha enviado IN eabIss
al Centre Espahol de MontssI
tlrmado pOr IndaleciO Priets
J ia otero, Manuel Albar
Simeon Vidarte, BelarmiDo
y Amador Fernandez, en- a.
declinan la invitaci6n.
Quienes propugnen por a n,
de los republicans %esus60.,
deben dar lugar con sus ..,i.
contradictorias a nuevos ma.
de discordia. La union do
los antifascistas espaholes \,
realizarse u~nicamente baio j
no de La Constitution repuSg.I
81 salieramos de los Hmites
Constitution, caeriamos ir.l
diablemente en- ell cepo dOnds
quisieran coger los monara|
espanoles, para poder jusdt|
ante las Cancillerias de las NJ
mes Unidas la necesidad De
Restauracion mOnarquica en-
pana.
A nuestro juicio, I'm actO \
ell que Sc proyecta celebrar en-
lombia, debiera tener lugar en-
do case en- Mexico, dOnde &
cuentran la mayoria de las nl
sentaciones politicas de la emil
cion espanola. ST no Sc eelebn
Mexico es pOrque quieneS 10 d
nizan no proceden de buen
F~rancamente hablando, no al
mos a comprender las razOns
las cuales ell senior Martha
rrios tenga tanto empeno a
Sc realize en- Colombia. iSa]
zas porque sabe de antemsn
serfan pocos, muy pocos los q
noles afortunados, que Sc en-
trarian en- las envidiableS %
clones suyas y de sus amigo
poder viajar libremente!
consta, por ejemplo, que ha!
panoles ilustres que residen
tualmente en- los EStados VI
y en- Inglaterra, dOnde eStan
tando grandes serviciOs a Ia
del pueblo espanol, que no pu
abandonar su Residential, p
Sc les MEGA ell derecho de re-
sion en- dichos paises.
Nosotros no nos prestamoS
presentar una nueva comeO'
Utica, porque para noSO1f'
politica espanola es un dram
rrible y sangriento. Ell pueo.
panol no es un monitor de D
arcilla que Sc puede modelar
pricho de unos senores de u
o menor abolengo republican
polftica que en- estos nom
reouiere la situacion de Is
es una polftica herOica e imp'
una politica de SACRIFICES
ambiciones personales' NO
be combatir ell regimen de II
por ell hecho de que QUEEN IN
(Pasa A La Paglna .,
La gaceta., 1943-06-17
UNA CARTA
COMMENTARIES SUPERFICIALES
-RESPONSABILIDAD

Firmada por una sonora recibimos n
cartita que dice:
Ebay muchas senoras v senorltas, da-
mas y damitas, que trabajan todos los dias
Y cometen la equivocaci6n de salir a pasear
con differences hombres en- ell curse de n
semana.
"Hoy, por ejemplo, Hilaria sale con
Juan, manana con Pedro, pasadO ana
con Jose -.
i"Pensaran de ella sus amigos que ma
da tienen que ganar en- sus relaciones con
una mujer asi?
"ICree listed que es bonito y fino ESQ
de andar de aqui para ALA con media do
cena de hombres en- n semana, aunque
no Sc haga NADIA malo'?
"IPuede experimental placer una mu-
jer normal e intelligence, no importa cual
sea su raza o idioma, en- tener numerosos
amigos Y dar la impression de que juega
con muchas ~cartas'?
"INo aprecia listed relaci6n entire ell
exceso de amigos y amigos, o 10 que sean,
y los numerosos casos de divorcio que dia-
riamente Sc presentan a los tribunales?
"IDe qui6n es la responsibilities de
que las jovencitas salgan uno y otro dia de
sus casas con personals a las cuales nj 81
quiera conocen bien?
"SSobre quien cae la responsabilidad
cuando una mujer casada sale con hombres
que ella dice son amigos de su marido y
que este no Sc opone a que Sc divierta con
ellos?
"iPuede una mujer conservarse en- un
nivel de decencia y zanzibar de amigos CO.
mo Gambia de medias?"
La carta c~ontiene preguntas muy inte-
resantes, que vamos a tratar de contestar
con la mejor intenci6n possible y desde ell
punto de vista, quiza algO "anticuado", de
I'm hombre latino, es decir de uno que no
cree, por parte de la mujer, en- ~"Saltos" que
puedan producer "caidas" y serios perjui-
clos a la moral colectiva.