davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

ha llegado a e uno de los centres
de mas Importance para ell estudlo
del arte v su divulgaci0n.
Las fstografias del Archivo han
sido exhibidas por TODD ell pals, ade-
mas de que han aparecido en- mu-
chos libros v r~evistas Y gran numero
de copias han sido distributes al
p1blico. Por otra parte, ell Archlvo
ha sido de grande Y ehcaz ayuda,
no solo para algunas dependencies
del gobierno sino para los museos
v universidades, en- la propaganda
que continuamente llevan a cabo
con objeto de hacer que ell arte
latinoamericano sea mejor conocldo
por todos los Estados Unidos.
Varios de las repGblicas amerl'
canas han enviado c%entenares dc
fotografias v otras manifestations
artisticas, en- intercambiO de reclen-
ties fotografias de edifcios historl'
cos de los Estados Unidos.
Ell material artistico recibido pro-
cede de la Comisi6n Nacional dc
Museos Y Lugares Historicos y De-
Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, dc
Buenos Aires; de la S~ecretaria de
Obras Publicas, de Cuba; del Labo-
ratorio de Arte Americana, de 10
Universidad de Paraguay; de la
EscueIa de Bellas Artes, de San
tiago de Chile, Y de la Secretaria de
instruction Publica. de Haiti.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

EINGTON. La BIZ
del COngreso de los
UnidOS tiene Ell pro-
aumentar, de n
notable, las ~coleccio-
FepreSentan ell arte de
q Americas, approve
reciente donaci6n de
PIareS, hecha al archi-
|Bl6liOteca de Cultura
per a Fundaci0n
Fer.
E.ente Ell archivo cuenta
Fo.JgratlaS Y 1.500 vistas
proYectOres, a las cuales
n o.Fas sobre ell arte de
per!6uos y de todas las
Il AalIerlcanas, desde las
CdplllaS c%OlOniales haSfa
u MAS recientes v pintu-
ESQ. La distribution de
a los profesores v
.uelas, asf como a otras
de los Estados Uni
lra tambien mas extensa.
p de Ia Cultura Hispana
.e' aho de 1910, a fin de
~ a Ia creciente demanda
'a.S De informes relacio-
ei arte latinoamericano.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
NCA DE LA ICLESIA
oRToDoxA

sep LAS autoridades
Es''a ortodoxa dicen que
/ IN conclave de obispOs
IN patriarch y organi-
-nto sinodO.
H~uer ministrO Stain ha
ID convOcatoria de IN
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

congreso como un pasO de avance
hacia la reconciliation del es-
tado russo y las iglesias, separa-
dos desde hace 25 hos
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81, SENIOR:

81, SENIOR:
Para pintar mejOr so casa
comDre la pintura B. L. P. ven
dida exclusivamSnte pOr KING
GRECO HARDWARE CO..
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

Estados UnidOs, empleaban este
medic para hacer sus embarques al
extranjero. En- vista de este, ell
eiercito busc6 los servicios de peri
tos en- embalajes y empaques, quie-
nes perfeccionaron un sistema dc
embalar vehiculos desarmados de-
bidamente protegidos contra los
efectos del aqua salada y del manelo
brusco, ash como tambien del frio
del Artico Y del calor de Africa
economizando, al mismo tempo,
espacio en- los barcos de carga, que
es ahora tan indispensable. y
Ell noventa por ciento de los solda-
des de maestranza que trabajan en-
csc "pequeno Detroit" procede dc
las fabricas de AUTOMOBILES de los
Estados Unidos.
Hay Iugar para tOdOs
Los civiles que oarecian de prepa-
raci6n tecnica Y experienced mecca,
MICA. demostraron su habilidad al
estabIecerse en- ell taller una verda,
.dera "linea de montaje" en- Ia cuaI
un individuo, o un grupo, eJecutan
la misma operation en- cada vehiculo
que pasa por la Inca.
Sc forjaron nueyas herramientas
especiales en- los talleres mecanicos
ambulantes pertenecientes al equipo
rodante del taller. Estas nuevas
piezas, asi como ell gran numero &c
suUestiones que Sc han recibido
tanto de civiles como de militares
han contribuido sobremanera q
acelerar Ia production.
Fl EjercitO frances esta utili-
'zando eli enorme taller como escuela
de preparation para Ia maestranza
..francesa.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Stage.

stage.
National Sons O. Fun Olsen
and Johnson: Tonight at $50.
Screen.
Capitor"Dr. Gillespies Criminal
Case new experience: II am,
Las, 435, 7:25 and 1915 pm. Stage
shows: 1855, $40, $50 and 920
pm.
Columbia-"For Whom the Bell
Tolls" life and death in Spain:
1890 am, Ito, 3:55, 6:35 and 9 20
pm.
Earle-''Let's Face It" Bob Hope
in the musical: II am, 1:40. 425,
7:10 and 9:55 pm. Stage shows:
LOS, $50, 6:35 and 900 pm.
Keith's-''The Sky's the Limit -
Astaire and new partner: 11:45 am,
1:45, 3:45. 5:45, 7:45 and GAS pm
Little-"El Rancho Grande," in
Spanish with Tito GUITAR: ll::25
an, 1:25, $50, $50, 7:35 and $40
pm.
Metropolitan-"A Lady Takes a
Chance" hazards of Jean Arthur
11:35 am, 1:35, $40, 5 40, 7:45 and
9:45 p. m.
Palace-"Johnny Come Lately" "
Jimmy Cagnev on his own: II m,
los, 3:15. $40, 7:'3O and GAO pm.
Pix-"Seventh Victim Murder:
2:10, 4:50, 7:35 and 1918 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-11-01

Irish lassies will be decorating a
record number of marques. Both
pictures, incidentally, have had
enough Irish charm. or something
about them to captivate slews of
passersby.
Navy department Whatever i'm
preston of ease he gives on the
Earle's stage where he acts as
master of ceremonies of the Seabee
tribute this week, Ensign Hal Scher
is one of the busiest men in the
Navy. His regular job is that OF
Assistant Recreation Officer at
Camp Perry, Va, chore which
requires that he provide nightly
entertainment for $4,000 men. In
addition to that. he writes and pro-
duces two radio shows weekly
supefvises one stage show and has
charge of three Camp Perry bands
In civilian life, Ensign Scher is one
of the Columbia BroadcaSting
Systems more artful program drec-
tors, actors and announcers. He is
graduate of Hamilton Institute
in New York, a post graduate of the
University of Miami.
He likes his Navy job very much.
Information department: Country
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Bv HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

Celluloid parade:
At least three 9randfatherS, any
one of whom will jump off a 200
foot cliff or do double flip in mid
air, are among % stunt men engaged
by Warner Bros. to take the bumps
in Humphrey Bogarts new picture
Passage to Marseille." Average age
of the men is "a
Age is secondary to knowledge
and experience in stunting" ex-
planned Harvey Parry. studio repre-
sentative who cast the men A
Young fellow with too little expert
ence might kill himself the first
crack. These fellows are never in
any real danger because they lnow
how to tumble and roll
Himself a former stunt man. Parry
doubling for nearly every we'll
known star in Hollywood, including
many women. He is the father of
24-year-old marine and a o.
year-old daugh -
Among the older stunt men on
this picture is Richard Talmadge.
who is Sc. Talmadge can still fall
so feet onto a thin mat and DO a
double somersault from stand
ing position.
"Talmadge is a good example Of
why the average successful stunt
man is middle-aged," explained
Parry He served his apprentice
ship as professional acrobat before
coming to HOLLYWOOD Then he spent
seven years learning the perfect
timing and coordination necessary
to stunting. II takes at least that
long to make stunt man.
Film audiences will be given what
amounts to an X-rav glimpse into
the workings of the show world
when Universal's Three Cheers for
the Boys reaches the screen.
Picture opens with shot of a
theatrical maSoue. the voice of which
will say: Il am the theater =
am the spirit of all actors y the
acrobat-the singer-the dancer
the clown I am the motion
picture screen - the villain-the
hero-the extra and the star. And
Evening star., 1943-11-01
OurDare>DevilG Grandfathers

like the rest of the world, I, too.
have gone to war = ~
Vaudeville is shown gaSping its
last breath at the Palace and then
the action moves to FINLAND, with
an all-Star cast taking over Story
Of HollyWood'S Victory Committee
Will be told at length, with its sery-
ice board posting gold stars for
Carole Lombard. Leslie Howard and
Tamara, service flags for Clark Ga
ble, Tyrone Power, James Stewart
Henry Fonda and others, and over
seas eagles for the many who have
gone abroad to entertain the troops
We don't think the producers are
going TO stand for any self -ridicule
in this film, however. A peek into
the script shows the introduction OF
a producer described as follows: An
intelligent middle-aged man seated
behind his desk
The special effects bows continue
to amaze. Their latest is an ice
cold cigar, producing erSatz smoke.
so that first time smokers won't be-
come ill.,
A sequence in The Sullivans'
chronicles Dad Sullivans method
OF curing his five young sons OF
their desire to smoke AS the bows
are played by five youngsters from 6
to IA, Director LLOYD Bacon was
averse to using real cigars for the
scene. In the script the bows be-
come violently i'll. but Bacon wanted
to avoid that on the set. so he ap-
pealed to those miracle workers.
the special effects men.
Their solution was classic. The
cigars. not brand to be found at
any tobacconlSt. were packed with
dry ice instead of tobacco. A little
water added to the phonv stoeies
produced what looked like smoke.
The camera was fooled and the five
Kids remained healthy. Still a Won
derful place, this HOLLYWOOD.
IReleased by the North Americaa
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1943-11-01

Gentleman, the magazine, Is tired
of this debate as to whether there
is a difference in urban and rural
taste in motion pictures. Through
ll,O00 community clubs, it has un-
dertaken survey which will register
the preferences of 350,000 rural
Americans. The result will be an
nounced in January.
X
Training department. To do a
realistic job of welding in that weld
ing sequence in When I Come
Back Paulette Goddard actually
took instructions from an expert
employed by the Kaiser shipyards
in San Francisco.
She will keep on. however, with
her acting career despite her pos
session of a definite talent fol
welding.
Health department: Martha Raye
recovered partially from the illness
which she contracted while on hel
North African entertainment tour
is going back. Theaters of war are
the only ones she feels like playing
these days.
X
Publicity department.: Unam-
mously chosen chairman of the
Stage Door Canteen Publicity Com.
mittee by his critic colleagues is
Andrew R Kelley of the Daily News
Another Kelly, Marjorie, of Nelson
B. Bells staff, takes over the can.
teen publicity assignment on Frida,
night. Busy people, those kelleyS
X
Rationlng department: Ginghan
gowns, Warner Bros. know, are no
the sort of things that should bt
short. But a shortage of ginghan
forced the studio dress designers tt
slice several more inches than wa
originally intended from each o1
the chorus girls costumes in the
big production item in Shine Or
Harvest Moon
C'eSt la guerre. to coin a phrase
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Credit Also Insured

SuperstltlonS around fiickerland
range from Alfred Hitchcock's pen
chant for appearing in each of his
pictures to Eddie Buzzell's practice
OF never starting movie except on
Friday. But Art Director Bernard
Herzbrun goes them all one better,
Herzbrun insists on putting his
own first name on sign in every
picture he works on. such as "Ber-
nard'S Hotel or Bernard, Calf,
elevation 1,l00 feet" Says Herzbrun
It's one sure way of getting name
credit, on the screen
Evening star., 1943-11-01

oilo liiio oSpdl
incidentally, Mr.. Shaw. who plays
the early Weill-MaXWell Anderson
numbers week in and week out at
the Mayf1oWer, reports an unfailine
customer interest in it. Unfortu-
nately, it is an interest which takes
the form of the question: What was
that?
That" Mr.. Shaw always says
with his happiest smile, "is 1T Never
Was Anywhere You"
1t is the freshest, catchiest love
song in decade, we insist, and we
would like to know what Carmen
Cavallero could do with it. if he
so minds. And Evelyn Tyner. too
X X
Title department: A lot of people
are kicking themselves for not
having thought of it, but it remained
for Damon Runyon to pick Irish
Eyes Are Smiling# as the title of a
movie.
He is busy on it now.
Title department ditto: What
with Princess ORourke' at the
Earle and Sweet Rosie O'Grady'
at the Palace starting this week, the
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Holiday Attraction
For Workshop

Billie Holiday, vocalist OF "caf
society acclaim, will present a pro
gram Of her songs next Monday a
8 As pm. in the National Press Clul
auditorium under the auspices O
the Washington Workshop.
Miss Holiday appears with tn
Eddie Haywood Trio. recent sensa
tlons of Cafe Society Downtown il
New York City.
Tickets may be obtained at tn
Workshop, 2020 Massachusetts ave
nue. NV
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Richard Crooks Recital Here
Called His Most Outstanding

wiry strength OF Primrose's bow arm
and the light fleetness of his fingers
impaired a clear sparkling effect to
this prodigious work approximating
closely the tonal quality of the vio-
lin, 1t was mastery performance
and he capped it with the dashing
"Perpetuum Mobile" by Novaceks.
It is natural to suppose that the
Argentine dance. 'Huella," by
Aguirre and "Ao Pc da Fogueira" by
Vlale, both in Heifetz arrangement.
Evening star., 1943-11-01

were Intended as violin pieces.
Whether this is SO or not. the viola
is too dark voiced and slow in re-
sponse for these to be effective
works. for it in spite of Primrose's S
splendid technical command. Fur
ther dimensions of his musicianship
and artistry were revealed in Arthur
Benjamin's Concerto on Themes of
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Public Gets Another Go
At 'Knickerb0cker' Music
BY JAY CARMODY,

Music department: Those few believed
unemng passion that the Knckerbocker Holiday"
pest music
will be presented with the release
which has been
few the muSicS
Gibbs it is better than Kur
Wells
Evening star., 1943-11-01

Clmarosa" whose creative vok vAs
first made known here by orches-
trail numbers at the Water 0atA,
and the lovely ''Litany" by Schubert.
From the reception given Mr.. Prin..
rose there is no doubt that a recital
program by him alone would be q
welcome and instructive innovation
in the concert season.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
RESTABLEC

En- franco periodo de GONZALES
cencia Sc halla la simpatica Srta,
Dalia Canto, la que en- pasados
dias fuera sometida a la extirpa-
cion del apendice por Ell DR.. A. A.
Gonzalez.
Dentro de breves dias sera tras
ladada a su hogan, establecido en-
ell 1904 de la avenida Nebraska.
Para mayor conocimiento de sus
amistades damos esta nota, de-
seandole a tan agraciada senori-
Ia un complete Y pronto restable-
cimiento.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
NOTA DE DUELO

En- la tarde de aver fueron de-
positados en- la tumba los restos
de la que en- vida Sc llamara Con-
suelo Aizpuru, madre amantisima
de las Srtas. Consuelo y Marga-
rita Aizpuru Y del joven Joe Aiz-
puru, que actualmente sirve a la
Marina de los Estados Unidos.
Su entierro constituyo ina YER
dadera manifestation de duelo,
prueba evidentisima de las mu-
chas simpatias de la finada y su
familia en- esta ciudad.
Sus restos descansan en- ell ce-
menterio Myrtle Hill.
Sirvan estas lineas de lenitivC
en- el immense pesar de la familia
Aizpuru.
iPaz a sus restos!
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
CUMPLEANOS

Cumple en- ell dia de hoy sus II
amos la angelical Srta. Frances
Gonzalez, hija de los esposos Fran
cisco y Dolores Gonzalez, residen-
ties de la Gale Union en- West
Tampa.
Con tai motive sus amantes pa
dres lie ofreceran en- su residen-
cia una ~fiestecita, a la que han
invitado a las amistades de Grace
Deseamos a la Srta. Gonzalez
un feliz dfa y que pueda contar
muchos amos mas con ventura y
dicha.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
ASCENDIDO

En- pasados dias Sc recibi6 or
esta ciudad la noticia del ascenso
del joven Joseph A. Menendez, sol
dado de primera clase.
Ell joven Menendez, que en- la
vida civil residia con sus padres,
esposos J. Menendez, en- ell 1913
de la Doce avenida, Sc halla esta-
cionado en- las Indias Occidentales
Inglesas.
Nos complace saber de su as
censo Y lie deseamos muchos mas
en- ell ~transcurso de su vida mill
tar.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
be UN EXITO

La function ofrecida ell pasado
lrnes por los alumnos de la es-
ela de Segunda Ensenanza "Jef
Rson." La concurrencia aplaudio
irantemente la actuacion de los
kenes ~artistas, los que Sc desta-
bon en- la representation de la
hita zarzuela comica en- dos &C
"Zaragieta."
POr primera vez en- la historic
este planted, Sc llev6 a escens
obra de genera espanol.
81 prOfesorado Sc ha hecho ell
pp6sito de presentar todos los
Is una function en- idioma es-
POL.
(elicitamos a los jovenes que
baron parte en- la obra, por la
AOr rendida, Y tambien a los or
hizadOres.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
ENFERMOS

BESIDE hace dias guardian cana
en- SUI Residential de la Oncena
avenida entire las GALES Catorce
y Ounce, la Sra. Cusa Barcelo Y
su hijito George Jr. FL esposo de
ella, Sr. George Barcelo, fue dado
de alta en- ell dia de aver.
Tambien guarda cana en- Ia
misma Residential, la mama de la
Sra. Barcelo, esposa de nuestro
dilecto amigo Octavio Estevez.
Nos alegraria saber de SUI prom
to reStablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
As soBRE LOS BUFoS

I.rjn Sc nos manifestara en- la
! de aver, va es cast SECURE
nos visitara dentro de pocas
las una compania de come
4. Y bufos cubanos procedentes
4 capital de Cuba
pestro informante nos dice que
racibieron ell permiso para en-
Il en- ell pals, Y que solo les fall
II Ell 80. K, de la Immigration
Miami, puerto por donde des-
barcaran.
Entire los artistas conocidos que
karan Sc encuentran Gilberto
Hfino. actor caracteristico que
u de grandes simpatias en- esta
blidad y gran amistad en- esta
n; ell negrito Happy; la re-
sdora Digna Zapata; ell tenor
ros Suarez Y otras cinco figu-
mas. cuyos nombres daremos
eonocer en- otras notas.
Este conjunto actuara en- ell tea
del Circulo Cubano.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Oivorcios y Pleitos
DECRETOS FINALES

DECRETOS F1NALES
Florence Griffin contra Raleigh
Griffin.
Michael c. Saunders contra
Mildred Morrow Saunders.
Ray f.. Lee contra Inez Lee.
Esther Ann Willis contra Sa-
muel r. Willis.
Nathalia l.. Waller contra Ray
mond p. Waller.
Fred Leslie, jr. contra LaVon-
ne Marie Leslie.
Susan Dee Bischel contra Will
liam Bischel.
Charles w. Roig contra Helen
Virginia Roig.
NUEVAS DEMANDAS
Frances Alma Edwards contra
James Ercell Edwards.
Julia Hodges Bailey contra
Woodrow Wilson Bailey.
Antonio Frank Villareal, para
cambiarse de nombre.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Ell FESTIVAL DE HOY

Reina gran entusiasmo para "a
sistir al Bazaar que hoy martes
verificaran las hermanas de San
Jose, de la Academia Nuestra Sc
nora del Perpetuo SOcorro, en- sus
terrenos Y Auditorio, situado en-
la Gale 10 Y Oncena avenida.
Ell programa consta de grandes
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Como todos los amos, las mon
jitas organizadoras de este acto
esperan una gran concurrencia.
Ell p1blico en- general Cueda cor
dialmente invitado.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
PAGINA CINCO

WDAE-Three Sisters
WSUN-Raymond G.
Swing
WTSP|ohn B. Hughes,
News
10 :05-WDAE-azz Laboratory
10:l5-WSUN-Gracie Fields
SHELTON
WDAE-Design for
Dreaming
WSUN-Nation at War
0:45-WTSP-Music That En-
dures
II :00-WFLA-WLAK- WDAE
-WSUN-WTSP-
News
State
11:15-WFLA-Richard Hank
ness, News
WDAE-Gordon MacRae,
Songs
WSUN-Stan Kenton
Band
WTSP-George Duffy
Band
II 30-WFLA-WLAK-St
Louis ~Serenade
~WDAE-Invitation To
Music
Sinfonietta
II :45-WSUN-News
IL: 00-WFLA-WLAK- WTSP
-WDAE-News
WSUN-Bob Allen Band
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
OTRO ~CUMPLEANOS

Con motive de haber cumplido
en- ell dia de aver u ounce amos
la Srta. Zenaida Olivia, recibio en-
su hogan, de la Gale Union, inf
nidad de felicitaciones de sus a
mistades y familiares.
Para ella nuestros mejores de-
secs.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
lDA SOSA

Ha sido operada la nina Aida
pa, perteneciente a una querida
rilia local.
la bora en- que escribimos es-
llneas su estado es bastante
tisfactorio.
DentrO de breves dias sera de-
'elta a su hogan, 1917 de la Do
avenida.
For su restablecimiento hace-
DS votos.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Ell BoRo DE Los VEGETABLES

Sc deduce de las investigated
mes de Bertrand y Silberstein que
las especies vegetables pertenecien-
ties a la familia de las gramineas
son ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pobres
en- boro, mientras que las de las
leguminosas tienen n riqueza
media.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
PERMISOS DE CONSTRUC.
CION

lie fueron aver otorgados per-
misos de construction a Jose AFRO
10. Jose Gomez, C. A. Lamberson,
Sra. Sawyer, H. W. White, Maize
Goodrich, H. C. Tillman y A. D.
Kennedy.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18

Programs que por la Ra-
dio Sc transmitiran entire las
s de la tarde de hoy y las II
de la noche:
News
6:05-WFLA-Twilite Favorites
6:l5-WDAE-Edwin c. Hill
6:20-WFLA-Baseball Scores
6:25-WFLA-News
6:S0-WFLA-This Is Your
Army
WDAE-John b. Kenne-
dy
WTSP-Overseas Report
6:40-WFLA-Today In ITALIA
hassee
6:45-WFLA-News
WDAE-World Today
Waring
WDAE-l Love a Mys-
terry
WSUN-Ella Fitzgerald
WTSP-Fulton Lewis,
News
7:15-WFLA-Drama Cavalcade
WDAE-Harry James
WSUN-Men, Machines,
Victory
WTSP-Johnson Family
Quarter
WDAE-American Melo-
dy Hour
WSUN--Pop Stuff
tenbOrn
WTSP-Confidentially
Yours
ny Presents
WSUN-Earl Goodwin
WDAE-Lights Out
WTSP-The Cisco Kid
ure hest
WDAE-Al Jolson
Duffy's Tavern
WTSP-Pass In Review
8:55-WDAE-Cecil Brown,
News
to Youth
WDAE-Burns and AL
len
McGee and Molly
WSUN-Spotlight Bands
WDAE-Suspense
WTSP-Return of Nick
Carter
9:55-WSUN-Harry Wismer
10:
Hope
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-27
PoiifiecI Football

Efforts of Councilman Howard w.
Etchen to make political football out
of the City Health Department, one of
the most important departments in the
city administration, shows to what ex-
treme limits some politicians will go in
order to secure publicity which they be-
lieve will favor them.
Councilman Etchen's attack on the
Board of Health and and Health Commits
siOner Earl Z. Kleinschmidt must have
some motive behind it. Isn't it barely pos
sible that Mr.. EtChen remembered he is a
candidate for reelection to city Council
and that election is but nine short weeks
away?
1t must be obvious even to those not
versed in the ways of politics that Council
man Etchen's accusations leveled at the
Board of Health has strictly political sig
nificance, and that the politically minded
Etchen has no other purpose in mind than
to advance his own political fortunes.
As result of his attack, Mr.. Etchen,
instead of making himself popular and ad-
ding to his prestige, has succeeded in Gre
ating another very important issue for this
years municipal campaign. That issue is,
whether the Board of Health is going to
remain political football, or is going to be
set up on a nOn-pOlitical basis for the bene-
fit of all the citizens of Toledo.
Instead of finding fault with Mr.. Etchen
for his efforts to advance his own political
fortunes at the expense of the Health De-
partment we should thank him for smOk-
ing this issue out into the open for the
people of Toledo to settle.
From all indications, Councilman Etch-
ems attack on the Board of Health and the
Health Department were inspired prin-
cipally because efforts of Mr.. Etchen and
Addison q. Thacher to place their stOOges
in positions under the health department
failed.
It's time to give the Board of Health
control of this highly important depart
ment, which, in ordinary times attracts
little attention, but in time of epidemics as
sumes major proportions.