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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-03-11
Frnzcn to the Street

The town bailiff was found one day
this week frozen to the street, which
under ordinary circumstances might
indicate that he was a slow moving
individual, but these We're no ordi-
nary circumstances.
1t was one of those days where the
sun had made slush out of some snow
on one side Of the street and it was
there the trouble started when John
Sweeney got his overshoes wet. Then
somebody called him from the shady
side of the street where the tempera-
ture was still below freezing.
Sweeney talked to that person for
several minutes and when he started
to move on he just couldn't go. His
overshoes had frozen to the sidewalk.
Each week this office receives what
is labeled as news stories from the
Maryland Publicity commission. A bet
ter name for the commission would be
the O'Conor Publicity Commission,
for in recent weeks the entire news
letter has been boosting him to the
skies.
Now it's all right to boost Governor
O'Conor or any other governor or any
other person, but surely there are
other things happening in Maryland
that a Publicity commission could
use to give out to weekly papers, that
would be of definite and more gen
eral interest.
From the meagrc information
available about the bill introduced in
the Senate which would provide a
beer license board, we fail to see just
why any such board would be needed
here, other than to create unnecessary
Jobs for people and more ways in
which to spend money.
Mrs. Mary Jordan of Oakland, is
surely the "star" mother Of the coun-
ty, as far as | have been able to
learn. Already she has five sons in the
armed forces and shortly will give a
sixth. One of the five has just been
reported missing in action in North
Africa.
Other mothers who are we'll up on
the list are Mrs Ralph Weber (3),
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How is it possible to make SO
much power and meet so many
taxes at the same time2 Because
of sound business methods and
long experience = because mer,
women and management worked
together as a team.
But while we're doing all this,
government and municipal
power systems are not paying
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EVANSVILLE


/
/ Prayer program to be held through
out the world on Friday, will be
Father | Pray That They May All
Be One. Locally the program will be
presented at 1880 o'clock in the
Evangelical and Reformed church.
Grantsville, under the Craftsmanship
of Mrs. Benny Epstein. Churches of
Grantsville will join in this service.
III Club Meets
Miss Mary Cathryn Miller was
hostess to the Grantsville All club at
| her home last Friday evening
Miss Mariana Lee Long, home
demonstration agent, and Mrs. George
Houck, local leader, were present 1t
was decided that clothing plans for
the year would be made and wartime
sewing projects completed.
Personals
Pfc. Glenn Miller spent short fur
Tough with his parents, Mr., and Mrs
J. c. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Shumaker and
children, Of Williamsburg, Pa, spent
several days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin Shumaker.
Miss Daisy Shumaker, of Cumber-
land, spent the weekend here.
Mrs. Cathryn Henry, of lockwood
Pa, visited Mrs. Marshall Beachy.
Mr.. and Mrs, Newton Griffith an
nounce the birth of a daughter at
Hazel McGilvery hospital, Friday
March 5.
The HoweIls Worlds Fair Bohemian
Glass Blowers will give a demonstra-
ton in the Grantsvillc high school
Friday at 1890 p. m.
Mrs Barbara Younkin and Mrs
List Daniels have returned home after
spending several days with then
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Himmler, Trafford, Pa.
Miss Viola Broadwater, teacher at
Friendsvillc, spent the weekend at
her home here.
Mrs. Walter Fazenbaker, Addison
Pa, is the guest of her son-in-Iaw and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f
burst.
Mrs, A. Emmons Warwick anc
daughter, Elizabeth Ann, have re-
/ turned from Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Lloyd Kemp is making hen
residence temporarily in LaNale
while her daughter is recuperating in
Memorial hospital.
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dermilk, who is stationed at Camp
Logan, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Barbara Martin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Britten Martin, is i'll
in the home of her parents.
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JUDGE SLOAN DELIVERS
CHARGE TO GRAND JURORS
Calls Attention to Their RespOn-
sibilities AS An Investigating
Body of Men

Monday morning about 1880 O'Clock
at which time Chief Judge D. Lindley
Sloan delivered The cbaroa 10 +be
,.,.,,,d ;,,ronr
: anu JUI VI
Judge sloan pointed out thelf Vafl-
Gus duties as investigators and cited
number of statutes required bv law
- ~ b,.o,,o.,+ Lafo,.o 40 c.,.o,d ;,,rors
: -''''>' J''-
aC edch session.
Following the charge the jurors re-
tired to the GRAND iurv room to BEGIN
4boir doI;horo+io,s Tho full oborao 10
:,
llle ,uloIS lollo"S'
Gentlemen OF the Grand Jury:
1t is customary at the opening of
each term of Criminal Court for the
Court to instruct the Grand jury gen
erallv as to the duties they are about
to perform. So far as any instructions
are concerned. the foreman's oath
ccmprehensivelv and in considerable
detail covers the scope Of your inves-
legations and tells YOU about every
thing that YOU can do and how you
shall do it and how you should behave
during the sessions OF the Grand jury
You are not a trying body. You do
not determine the guilt or innocence
of anybody YOU investigate. The cases
that are brought to your attention or
any that YOU may bring to the atten-
ton of the Grand jury that have come
to vour notice as citizens, it is as
much your duty to bring those to the
attention Of the Grand jury if YOU
I.
/ than mere rumor as much your duty
wise vou of the cases which have
been investigated by him and in which
the parties are out on bond or held
in jail awaiting your action. But in
every case where YOU think there is
reasonable assurance that the evil
dence produced before Won will re-
suit in a conviction, it is YOUR duty
then to indict and then it becomes
the duty of either the Petit jury or
the Court. as those who arc indicted
may decide to he tried. to determine
whether or not they are guilty or not
guilty Of the matters whereof they
stand indicted
In addition IN anv casoy 4bat have
hoa1 aIraod i ,,,,ot n.tod a,,d b,.o,|,
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. Tho oo+b v5irb vo,7 ba1,o +ai.o,, ro
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tbora sro coItain sta+,1tos ,'' VIII +bo
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FRIENDSVILLE
Lutheran Aid Meeting

Lutheran Aid Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of
the Lutheran Ladies' Aid was held
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Clarence Wicklow, with nine
members and guests present. Follow
ing business a lunch was served.
Members and guests included Mrs.
Effie Chisholm, Mrs Henrietta Lin
niger, Mrs. Laura Friend, Mrs. Kath-
ryn HENDERSON, Mrs Emma Fike,
Mrs Iva Fike, Mrs. Kathryn Durham,
Mrs. Frank Humberson and the
hostess.
Teachers Bridge Club
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams was host
ess to the Teachers Bridge club on
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
VIM. f. Durham Two tables were in
play. Guests present were Misses
Velora Swauger, Betty Stemple, Viola
Broadwater, Helen Miller, Mrs. Laura
Friend, Mrs Mary V. Glover, Mrs.
Evangeline Glenn and the hostess
Prizes were won by Miss Viola Broad
water. Miss VeIora Swauger and Mrs.
w. j. Glenn.
WSCS
Mrs. F. 0. Speicher was in charge
of the monthly program of the
WSCS, which met Tuesday evening
in the Methodist church recreation
room. Mrs. H. r. Wriston and Mrs.
Theresa Murphy discussed the subject
"Uprooted Peoples" Mrs. Ralph Muir
ply, Miss Lucille Harvey and Mrs.
Julia Skidmore also participated.
Mrs. Laurence Friend conducted the
business meeting. Members of Circle
two served refreshments with Mrs.
Theresa Murphy in charge Mrs. Faye
Friend, Mrs. Julia Skidmore, Mrs. O.
Rush, Mrs. CIeda Speicher, Mrs. Ma
nilla Friend, Mrs. Nellie Wheeler and
Mrs. H. Wriston assisted.
Circle Two of WSCS
Circle two of the WSCS met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Lola Garlitz.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Haenftling,
Accident, visited the Wicklow family
on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle McClintock,
Oakland, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
son Frantz on Saturday and Sunday.
William Ross, of Braddock, Pa,
spent the weekend here with his wife.
Mrs. Vivian Grow returned to her
home here after visiting for several
weeks in Wisconsin, Mr.. Grow has
Joined the armed forces and is in
Florida
Mr. and Mrs. R. (. Guard left Sun
day for Memphis, Tenn, to visit for
two months with Major and Mrs.
Benz. Evans
Rev. and Mrs. r. L. Grcynolds,
Ridgley, W. Va, were Wednesday
night guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Laur-
ence Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bartholomew
and Mr.. and Mrs Laurence Selby,
Pittsburgh, Pa, visited relatives here
over the weekend.
Mrs. Clara Weaver and Mrs. David
Bartholomew are patients in Memoir
ial hospital, Cumberland.
Warren Menscr, Somerset, Pa, was
a business caller in Friendsville on
Wednesday.
Mrs. H. L. Shoemaker and Mrs.
Merrlle Shultz, Somerfield, Pa, were
Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs. w.
E. Shoemaker.
Mrs. Addie Coddington returned to
her home after visiting her children,
Marie, George James and Frank
Coddington, at Washington, D. c.
Miss Marie Coddington underwent a
major operation in a hospital in that
city and is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Clayton Speichcr, Accident.
spent Tuesday here with her sister
Mrs. Fred Lowdermilk.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hacnftling, Ac-
cidcnt, were here on Wednesday with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Warthcn and
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le contra John Kipgeade; Al

de contra John Kingeade; Al
berto Hero contra Covadongu
Hero.
Nuevas demandas: Jeanett,
w. Reed contra Amos Leyoy
Reed; Margie Geneva Cans gle
contra l., c. Cargle; Raymond
q, Leary contra Eleanor Wusti
Loary; Ruth Hughe, contra I'd
ward + Hughes; Margaret STUD
contra Clifford f. Stull; Viola
Brown contra Kyle Brown
Wendell l., Mackown contra
Ma rgaret Mackown; Joselina
contra Miguel Urrutia
Evelyn Brett conta Luis Bre,z
Jose NJ. Taylor contra Nerni
K. Taylor; Jordan Dunkius con
ira Mary Bell Dunkins.
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asilo a las multitudes oprimidas del
viejo mundo.
Hoy dia los hijos del nuevo num-
do luchan en- tierras distances de
sus patrias de America. Luchan
por salvar para toda la humanidad,
incluso nuestro pueblo, los princi-
pios que han fructifcado en- este
nuevo mundo de libertad.
Estamos conscientes de los innu-
merables millones de personals cuya
futura libertad y cuyas vidas mis-
mas dependen de que las Naciones
Unidas obtengan victoria per-
manente.
Hay unos pocos en- este pals que
cuando commence ell collapse de las
potencias del Eje lie diran a nuestro
pueblo que estamos a salvo de
nuevo; que podemos decirle al resto
del mundo que Sc las arregle como
pueda; que nunca mas volveremos
a ayudar a otros a sacar las casta-
mas del fuego y que no nos importa
NADIA ell future de la civilization.
Pero es inutil ganar batallas 81 Sc
pierde la u por la cual peleamos
estas batallas. Els inutil ganar una
guerra a menos que Sc game perma-
nentemente.
Por 10 tanto, peleamos por la
restauracion y la perpetuaci6n de
la fe Y la esperanto en- ell mundo.
Ell objective de hoy es claro y real:
destruir completamente ell poderfo
mi1itar de Alemania. Italia v ell
Jap6n, de manera tai que su anne
naza contra nosotros Y contra todas
las otras Naciones Unidas nc pueda
revivirse de aqui a una generation.
Estamos unidos en- la consecu-
ci6n de una victoria de tai natu-
.faleza que garantice a nuestros
nietos que han de vivir sus vidas,
con ell auxilio de la Divina Provi-
.dencia, libres de la amenaza cons
tante de la invasion, la destruction,
la esclavitud y la muerte viclenta.
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UN MERECIDO
r.

RecordamoS que ell dia 26 del
entrante mss de febrero lie sera
ofrecido un merecido homemade
a la notable artiSta local Car
men Ramirez. Tendra lugar en-
81 teatro del Centre Asturlano.
La Sra. Ramirez merece este
nomenaje que sus companeros
lie ofrecen, va que ella Siempre
esuuNo dISpueSta a ayudar a to-
daS las mobiles cauSaS. NueStraS
ociedades regiona.es, clubs y 10
gia les prestaran un decidido
apoyo
Sc nos informa que para esta
OCCASION Sc eScOgera una de las
mejores obras del genera espa-
mol. En- la segunda parte desfi-
laran todos Los va.oreS artist
cos de Tampa.
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NOTAS SOCIALE
fPoR MARIO R~oDRIcUEZ)

ca Vidal, en- ell teatro del Circu
10 Cubano.
Como dijeramos en- pasadas
notas. la Sra. Vidal ha prepa-
RADIO I'm excelente programa.
Ramon BermIdez aportara a
"a amenidad de la velada estos
artistas: las hermanitas Gar
cfa, ell cieguito Panchito Rodri
guez, Julio Rodriguez, Alicia
Louro y Otros.
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FUNCION

Para ell dia 7 del entrante mes
de febrero Sc anuncia Ell debut
de una compania de artistas To-
Gales en- ell teatro del Centre O.
brero. Representara obras cuba
mas Y la encabezaran los acto-
res Serafin Rodriguez (Finfo)
~ Cubero.
La obra de la primera noche
sera un eStreno en- Ia localidad
~ lleyara ell titulo de Dos Dias
en- Fondos' o "Demonio Y Ia
baqueros."
Segun transcurran los dias
iremos dando detalles.
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SU C~AMPAMENTo

Luego de haber disfrutado de
varios dias de licencia, ell Pvt,
Sergio Camera retornara EN- el
dia de hoy a su eampamento,
Fort Bragg.
En- los pocos dias que estuvo
con nosotros disfrut6 de gran
elegria, acompanado de suS hi.
jos.
lie deseamos buen viaje y di.
cha.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
AVISO

Necesito mudarme para Ybor
City. La persona que me avise
o proporcione ell poder rentar
n casa o S pose ZONES lie
gratificare con $1,000. Avise-
me al 1915 Is Avenida o al
Telefono M 5l-29l, NANNY De
Castro, Official Asistente de la
Corte Juvenil.
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GRADUADA

Con atlas notas recibi6 su di-
ploma de bachiller la agraciada
Srta. Lucy Sanchez, en- Ell cole
gio de segunda e~nsenanza Hills
borough.
La Srta. Sanchez reside con
sus amantisimos padres, espo-
SOS Julio y Lucy Sanchez, en- eL
1908 de la Ounce avenida.
Una sincera felicitaci6n para
ella Y sus papas.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
MATRIMONIOS

Everett L. Gregory, l6, y Va
lera Thornell. 26; Antonio Ro-
driguez, 80, y Mary Lee Loiley,
25: Talmadge Milton Sirmans,
"a, y Dorothy Jack Joyner, 3D.;
Rosaire c. Limoges, 81. y 10
retta Il. Smith, 81.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
LA JuNTA DE HOY

Por orden del presdente DC
10 Sscoi6n de Frotecci6n } Au-
Xilio del Centre ksplnol sc eta
q todoS los asoci9doS para una
Jlnta general que Sc ~ettetuara
en- 81 salon de lOor, eSta noche,
a Jas ocho.
RuegaSe a todos los aSociados
Que hayan reci5ido dieta en- ell
trimestre, hagan acto dc preSen
cia.
Sepanlo los interesados.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29

Los Estados Mayores del Ej6rcito
V de la Armada que estan Ell session
constante en- Washington, formulan
conjuntamente los planes militares
V navales de los Estados Unidos.
Los jefes del Estado Mayor son ell
Almirante Leahy, ell General Mar
shall, ell Almirante King y ell Cen
eral Arnold. Sc reunen Y %conferen-
clan peri6dicamente o represen-
tantes del Estado Mayor Britannica
v con representatives de Russia, la
China, los Paises Bajos, Polonia,
Noruega, los Dominios Britanicos y
otras naciones que laboran por la
causa comun.
BESIDE que alcanzamos esta uni
dad en- las operaciones en- enero
pr6ximo pasado, ha habido verda-
dera ammonia entire los que partici-
pan en- la formulation de los planes,
todos los cuales desde su juventud
han sido adiestrados en- la profession
de las armas, va en- ell mar, en- ell
aire o en- la terra.
Como die antes, Sc han hecho
im~portantes decisiones en- cues
tiones de e~strategia. Una de elias,
en- la que todos estamos de acuerdo,
Sc refere a la necesidad de ~distraer,
por medic de uevas ofensivas con-
ira Alemania Y ell Jap6n, fuerzas
enemigas de Russia Y la China hacia
otros teatros de guerra. No creo
convenience en- estos momentos
anunciar por la radio como, cuando
d6nde Sc han de lamar estas
ofensivas.
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PLEITOS Y DIVORCI0S

Decretos: Fred T. Brown con
ira jamie c.. Brown; Willie M.
Harris contra Walter Harris
Emma G. Mcbride contra Ho-
wad E.. Mcbride; George
Wright contra Margarita
Wright; Mayor Sellers contra
Albeta Sellers; Jennie Buckley
James B. Buckley; Sara Kmkea
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'dd iovpn Waater Lopez.

Ida ioygn wnlter Lpz.
E taven Lopez desdO haee
yarias selnanas vepia desenpe-
iiando Ell cargo de asistente ma
nager del teatro Garden.
Por suS meritoS Ia direction
de los teatros Sparks resClvio
darle un mas alto puesto.
Lo felicitamos Y lie deseamos
muchos exitos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
III

NJATURALMENTE, 10 que
IN mas me interesaba yer en-
mi jira era ell a~diestramiento
que reciben nuestras fuerzaS
de combate.
Todas nuestras unidades de COM
bate que van a ultramar deben
componerse de hombres jovenes y
robustos que hayan recibido ms
truccion complete. Una division
constituida por hombres cuya edad
promedie de veintitres a veinticua-
tro amos es una unidad de combate
mas eficiente que una compuesta
por hombres cuya edad promedie de
treinta Y tres a treinta y cuatro
amos. Cuantas mas tropas de aque-
LA clase tengamos en- los campos de
batalla, tanto mas pronto Sc CANA
IA la guerra, y tanto memories seran
las bajas.
Por este cree que sera n%ecesario
bajar de veinte a dieciocho amos ell
Unite minimo de la edad que ahora
Sc requiere para el servicio selec-
two. Ahora comprendemos Guam
Inevitable es esta medida-y GUAM
vital para acelerar la victoria.
Comprendo perfectamente 10 que
sienten los padres cuyos hijos han
ingresado en- nuestras fuerzas ar
{ madas. Yo sc 10 que es csc senti-
miento, y mi esposa tambien 10 sabe.
! Quiero que los padres y las ma
dres que tienen hijos en- las fuerzas
armadas sepan 10 que he visto con
mis- propios ojos: que los hombres
del Ejercito, de la Armada y de la
Infanteria de Marina reciben ahora
ell mejor adiestramiento, Ell mejor
equipo y la mejor atenci6n medica
que es possible dar. Y nunca ha de
faltarles a~sistencia spiritual nj a
hombres nj a oficiales bajo la direc-
cion de los capellanes de nuestras
fuerzas armadas.
Ell buen adiestramiento salvara
muchisimas vidas en- las batallas,
pues ell mayor numero de bajas 10
sufren siempre aquellas unidades
compuestas de hombres sin inStruc-
cion adecuada.
Podemos estar SECURES de que las
unidades de combate de nuestro
Eiercito v de nuestra Armada estan
bien dotadas, bien equipadas Y bien
adiestradas. Su eficacia en- accion
dependera de la capacidad de sus
jefes, V del acierto de los planes
estrategicos en- los que Sc hasa toda
operation militar.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29

Ell acompanamiento estara a
cargo de los guitarristas Laca-
lie Y Sardinas y ell pianista Ro-
berto SuareZ.
La function dara comienzO a
las ocho y media de la noche.
Ell precio de entrada Sc ha sc
nalado en- 80 centavos.
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a C~0NZINUACI0N pabH-
oomos Ia tercera D Ultima
carte del trdScendeRtdl dis
80 proRuneiGdo Ell Dia dc
l5l6n por 81 Presidente Roose-
cit. Las dos primeras par
IS aparecieron pa en- edieiO-
Nes GHteriores.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
MEJORADO

Hallasae bastante mejoradc
de la operation a que fuera So
metido Ell Sr. Cecil A. Rogers,
que reside en- el 3401 de la De-
CHINA avenida.
Ell Sr. Rogers fue operado en-
la Clinica "El Bien PGblico'
por el DIR. A. A. Gonzalez.
Dentro de breves dias estara
ccmrrletamente restablecido.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
Ell RECITAL DE HOY

Muy pocas horas faltan para
que nuestras familias puedan
disfrutar de una gran noche de
arte.
Sc trata del recital de esta no
che ofrecera la exquisite recita-
dora Y poetisa cubana Sra. Gu
La gaceta., 1943-01-29

I'm cuanto a nuestros planes,
H puedo aseguraros una cOsa: no
los deciden los estrategas de ma
DUMAS de escribir que exponen sus
opiniones en- la prensa y en- la radio.
Uno de los soldados mas insignes
de nuestra historic, Robert E. Lee,
hizo notar ell hecho lamentable de
que en- aquella guerra de su tempo
tai parecfa que los mejores gene
rales estaban en- las redacciones de
los periodicos y nc en- los campos
de batalla. Este parece ocurrir en-
todas las guerras. o
Lo que ocurre o Ell estratega de
maquina de escribir es que aun
cuando tuviere brillantes ideas, no
esta en- possession de information
necesaria sobre los hechos o los
problemas que presentan las ope-
raciones militares.
Por ESQ nosotros continuaremos
dejando en- manos de los jefes mill
tares los planes de esta guerra.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29

CELEBRAMOS hoy la proeza de
un ~arriesgado y audaz italiano,
Crist6bal Colon, quien con la ayuda
de Espana abri6 las puertas de un
nuevo mundo donde la libertad, la
tolerancia, ell respeto a los derechos
humanos y la dignidad ofrecieron
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
GRADUADO

e. paSado microbes recibi6
su diploma de graduado en- ell
colegio Jefferson ell apreciado
jovecito Luis Noriega, hijo de
los estimados esposos Fidel y
Tulsa Noriega, domiciliados en-
81 2515 de la calle Main.
lie congratulamos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29

Il, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
por i N g
Greco Hardware CO.,
ga. Avenida v Gale Il
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
ASCENDIDO A
MANAGER

Con gran placer hemos reel
Dido la noticia del ascenso a
manager" del teatro Victory"
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
TO ROUSE FLOW
OF LIVER BILE

Get q bottle Of Kruschen Salts tonight.
Half an hour before breakfast, take as much
as will lie on q dime in a glass OF water (hot
or cold) or in your morning cup Of tea or
cohee and keep this up for 80 days. Kruschen
taken this way helps relieve such sympN oms
as sick headaches, powell sluggishness ana
so~-cailed bilious indigestion when due to In
s~ufacient flow of bile from the ~gali-bladder.
You can get Kruschen, a famous English
formula made In the u. 8. A, at any drug
store. You must be satisfied or money BACK
La gaceta., 1943-01-29

Los atios DEL NUevo Mvndo, dTo er
~!nresieenfe Roosevelt Ivchon en- 1000
FL globo por suiyur q Ia hvmc.%5
G Presidents c.adio: "E;.1mos eonsccnfes de los innUmeroyGs
mAones de personos eUy1 future hbetad y euycs ddas
mismos dependen de que las Noeiones Unidos
obfenson una victoria psrmunente."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-15
Crime " ave Prevalent in
 San Francisco
Police Arrest Nearly LOGO During Three-daY
 Roundup

SAN FRANCISCO. March l5 - Arrests in a new concentrated po- lice drive against San Francisco's wartime crime wave stood close to the 1000 mark today after 3-day campaign but there was race riot in a dance hall Sunday night, six men were knifed and seven jailed, eight strong arm robberies and all so number of burglaries.
 One sailor died as the result of injuries received last Thursday in a street fight.
 Most of those arrested have been booked as drunks. Many are va grants and several scores are not carrying selective service cards. Po- lice squads went through bars. pool halls, and card rooms down town.
 One policemen tried to explain that San Francisco ain't getting tough, it is just some roughnecks who have moved in and it is hard to pick them out of the mob like this, but we'll get 'em'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-15
RED ARMY FORCED TO
 FALL BACK
Blazing BditIe, However, Continues in Vital
 Russian Sector
tBy Associated Pressl

Fierce fighting is raging in the Kharkov area. day and night, as the Soviet troops struggle against large forces of enemy tanks and motorized infantry. This is accord ing to a communique issued this morning at Moscow.
 The German High Command, in a special communique Sunday night, however, claimed the capture of the Ukraine bastion Kharkov, and that the Nazi offensive had rolled back the Russian southern armies more than 100 miles and was threatening to wipe out the large important segment of the Red Armys winter gains.
 The Berlin communique this morning reaffirmed the night re- port of the recapture of Kharkov after bitter stiff fighting, and the Red Army has been pressed back the new defense lines.
 The midnight communique Sun day. from Moscow. devoted only two paragraphs. to the blazing bat tie for Kharkov, saying heavy fighting continued.