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La gaceta., 1943-05-06
LAS INTERMEDIATES VENEREAS Y LA PREvRNr'
SOCIAL WV
NAL NO Sc
Ell NAL Sc SUPRMI
Por ell DR.. DIAZ CANSECO

CP0A que no aDlas,
en- alguna forma estos e,sos
mes repugnantes? 81 encarcs,S
por tantos amos al homb,.
hace solo una muerte, ipo,
no encarcelar para siempre
tos criminales que atentan !
la salud de la estirpe?
Aqui la ley debe ~interye,,l
tanto para las causas legsls, I.
mo para la curacion apropiad, ]
necesaria la declaration fran
del NAL, arrojando a un lsdo NJ,
juicios y vergIenzas. Hay que !.
ner presente que ell juez Y 81 Nj.
dico no existen para juzgar De
moralidad del enfermo.
Con hombres y mujeres res,0,
sables, Sc defendera la nueys o
neraci6n y la propia salud De !.
da uno, y desaparecera ell peGr
del contagio y la insensatez h
reglamentarismo que hace las n
sas al reeves inspeccionando al n
ceptaculo Y no al vehiculo.
Muchos -ihasta medicOsl !
llaman a La prostitution "mal NJ.
~cesario". Francamente no Sc uusI
de comprender que 10 nece.ars
sea un NAL 81 Sc lie confiesa maL
nj que Sc reglamente ell NAL y
biendo que es malo.
Ell nal no Sc reglamenta nj /
autoriza, iel NAL Sc suprime! Z
NAL Sc combate Y no Sc favOrecs
Y hay formas sabias de hacert
no solo por Decreto, sine asega
rando de antemano la redenci6l
de las pobres mujeres que estaI
en- ell tango.
La gran mayoria afirma Quc
algun control debe haber. Nose
tros estamos de acuerdo con est
opinion, pero nos parece que e
mejor control es ell que cada UNI
debe ejercer conscientemente Ell
su persona, con su conducta, col
su inteligencia y con sus sent
mientos, contemplated claransEF
los peligros que existen pandg
para los demas.
Con una compression clara
nuestros deberes y de los daS
chos del projimo, llegarem@
la soluci6n mas satisfactOrla H
problema de la prevention de
defensa contra los males Vene
reos.
Por ESQ cada hombre y cada MI
jer deben instruirse ampllannen'
y educarse como es debido, pal
que no surjan las disculpas de
ignorancia Y de la debilidad
caracter.
Hay que ensenar a todoS a Q
fenderse y no hay mejor delVn
que ell conocimiento complete
la ensenanza debe ser clara y
liente, menos preOcupacloneS
menos dinero.
Mientras la mujer no valga
ST misma Y mientras eXista Ia
breza sin amparo del Estado, 5
sistira ell alquiler por dinero .
venta por regalos. Pero mlen'
Ia organization social con suS }
juicios y privilegios no camps
la mujer no sea Independents
duena de sus actos - libre y
libertina-, hay que %precaVer'
Nuestra mujer pobre eS
cuentemente libertina porque
ne que echar mano de mucha
ma para subsistir y no tiene ID
ficiente educaci6n para IuchaI
la vida.
La gonorrea, considerada
muchos ignorantes como una
feccion sencilla y pasajera, eS
de los males mas peligrosoS y
munes.
Aunque generalmente no u
efectos que causen Ia mueT'e'
tiene tan serios que puedeH
querir curaciones largas y eau
La gaceta., 1943-05-06

FL Sr. Visson hace claras acusaciones a
los ultracOnservadores O fascistas p~olacos
y senala como debil infortunada la actua-
ci6n polftica International de Sikorski Y
sus ministries.
Los gobiernos de Londres y Washington
aconsejaron bien a Sikorski, pero este, cri-
ticado Y hasta amenazado por los fascistas
de su pals, no supo conservar la ecuanimi-
dad y comprender que no puede imponer
condolences a una naci6n que lleva sobre
ella ell peso de la guerra.
II seria criminal que los reaccionarios
polacoS de este pals, arrastrados por los
"suenos" de que habla Visson, t~ratasen de
mezclar suS problemas imperialistas con
las eleccioneS presidenciales de 1914!
Tampoco ell pueblo americana Sc deia-
ra imponer condolences por una minoria
del electorado.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
C~ONFERENCIA SOBRE LOS
N QUE UNEN LOS
CONDADOS DE PINELLAS
Y H~IDLSBOROUGH

Tallahassee, Febrero EN-
ell despacho del gobernador Hol
land Sc efectu6 aver una confe-
rencia a la que asistieron varios
jefes del ejercito Y la marina y
representatives del gobierno fe-
deral.
Fue discutida la convenience
de comprar inmediatamente los
puentes de Davis y Candy.
Por los legislatures de los
condados Pinellas y Hillgboro-
ugh asistieron los Sres. Archie
y E. P. Martin
Los periodistas no fueron ad
y mas tarde Sc les dijo:
"Hemos discutido planes sobre
adquirir, por acci6n con-
junta, los puentes sobre la ba-
hfa de Tampa y asi aliviar la
situaci6n creada en- Tampa pOr
la~escaSez de casas"
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
DIVORCIOS Y PLEITOS

Decretos: Jose Ramon Fol
guerra contra Elizabeth Fol-
guerra; Eleanor A. Velasco con
ira Jose H. Velasco; Clemente
Emilio Gonzalez contra Car
men Lopez Gonzalez; Nellie P.
Alvarez contra Pedro L. Alva-
rez; Ruby Baugh contra Char
les w. Baughe Clara Lee Bren
die contra Russell w. Brandle;
Henry Mcclellan contra Mamie
Mcclellan; Hilda Stanio contra
Frank Stanio; Margarita Per-
ny Richards contra Alexandra
Richads; Blanche NJ. Hardness
contra Wilbur E. Hardness; Lu
venia Cummings contra Curtis
Cummings.
Nuevas demands: James W.
Upchurch contra Annie Up
church; Mary Amelia WTheIley
contra Cecil Lyndon Whalley;
Alleta Odessa Avera contra
James Askev Aera; Lester R.
Pigg contra Ola Pigg.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
Sc REUNIRA HOY LA LIGA
NACIONAL

New York, Feb. 9.-La Liga
Nacional Sc reunira hoy Y dis.
cutira ell future de los Phillies.
la novena propiedad de Gerry
Nugent.
Sabese que los Phillies deben
a la Liga cerca de 100000.
Nugent controla ell 52% de
las acciones y ell resto esta di-
vidido en- grupos.
Cr6ese que 81 no surje un
comprador la Liga Sc hara car
go de la novena, como apodera-
do de los accionistas y acreedo.
res. Els possible que la direction
Sc confie a Bill Terry hasta que
ell Club pueda ser vendido.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
NOTICIAS Y
SOBRE BASEBALL

Leo Durocher tiene ahora dos
puestos, director de los Dodgers
y coach" de la novena de pc
lota de los cadetes de W. Point.
Cuenta 38 amos y 81 no Sc le
llama al servicio militar jugara
ell SIS de su nOvena en- la tenn
porada de 1943.
Iniciara sus deberes en- West
Point ell dia l de mario.
Los Dodgers llegaran al cam
pamento de Bear Mountain ell
Ola Is del mismo mes.
Cree Leo que podra jugar en-
la temporada, cubriendo Ia d.
ficil posici6n entire la segunda
y la tercera, de 60 a 70 desa.
fios.
A SUI juicio los Cardenales
parecen tener una tremenda ven
taja para 1913. "Perdieron e.
Hos a Johnny Beazley, pero to-
davia cuentan con IL pitchers.
Dos de ellos es probable que SUI
peren la marca de Beazley en-
1912.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09

ME Mack verificado en- Filadel
fie lasomana pasada a~sistieron
fnuchos notables de pelota, en-
ire ellos los p~residentes &c los
ligas Nacionsl Y Americana
Clark Griffith, p~residente de los
Senadores; Branch Hickey, pre-
sidente de los Dodgers; William
B%enswanger, presidente de los
Piratas, y Bob Quinn.
Connie Mack, que ACADIA de
80 amos de edad recor-
do sus novenas de 1929, 1910 y
1881 cuando contaba con los ser
vicios de Lefty Grove, George
Earnshaw, Al Simmons, Jimmy
Fox y Mickey Cochrane.
Comenz6 su carrera beisbo!e
ra en- 1884 como catcher del
club Meridian, de la Liga del Es-
tado de Connecticut. Antes de
asumir la direction de los Atle-
ticos jug6 con estos clubs
Hartford, Buffalo, Washing
ton, Milwaukee y Pittsburg.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09

ron a $3.50. Our JACKIE entr6 en-
eegundo lugar.
Vencieron On Ia apuesta do
bic Mad Mob y Sweet Helen, co
brando los apostadores $172.40
Los boletos "individuales" de
Mad Mob Sc abonaron a $11.50
y los de Sweet Helen a $500.
Los boletos de Burning Deck,
que ganara la octava carrera,
sc pagaron a $3.50.
T%riunfaron en- las demas com
peticiones Boeing Bomber, que
abon6 sus billetes a S11.50; Sill
yer Haft, que page a $11.40;
Just Copy, $3.50; Saddle Blan-
kets $3.50; Scrapbook, $500;
Mass Murder, $500, y Baby
Daunt, $40.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
MATR1MoNTos

Adolfo Dfaz, SO, Y Alejandri'
ma Gregory, 26; Charles MI
chael Pech, 80, y Mafalda Mar
garet o. AURA 81; Ray Vaz'
quez Scmei.lan, %, Y Aida Val
das, II; John Jose Breslin, 3D.
y Dorothy Elizabeth Heuer 20;
Bennie Lee Pitts, IS, y Oracle
Florence Afford, 16; William
A. Nemeth, 80, y Alice Edward
%; Arthur Jerome Cone, 20, y
Dorothy Lowry Cole, q; Ro'
bert Davis Fl, y Shirley Mer'
rick, 81.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
VICTORIA DE
Los TERRIERS

Anoche, en- el gimnasio del
institute Hillsborough, en- Semi
mole Heights, los Terriers ven.
ceron al Tornado de Clearwa-
ter con anotaci6n de 40 puntos
contra SO.
Por los muchachos de Tampa
Sc distinguieron Hobbs, que hi
ciera 10 puntos; Coins y Mi
randa, que a%portaron 8 cada u
no, y Escobar con 5.
Chestnut, de los visitantes, pro
dujo para su quinteto II pun
tos.
Los vencedores no volveran a
jugar hasta que commence ell tor
neo de los Diez Grandes.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
LOS BARONESS
% P~ELOTEROS

Birmingham, Alabama, Feb.
9.-Los Baroness de Birming-
ham, novena de la Association
del Sur, compraron TODD un
"clubm" de pelota para aliviar
su escasez de p~eloteros.
Ri p~residente Paul Florence
revelo la transaction y dijo que
la novena comprada era ell An
niston, de la Liga del Sureste.
Sc incorporaran a los Baroness
% jugadores, incluyendo varios
pitchers.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
ESTA NoCHE JUGARAN
PANTERAS Y DRAGONES

Los quintetos de baloncesto de
las Panteras de Plant y los Ora
cones de jefferson jugaran es-
ia noche, a las 8, en- Ell gimna
sio del institute de Palma Celia,
En- IN anterior partido los
Dragones fueron derrotados.
FL jueves por la noche empe-
cara en- ell gimnasio de las Pan
teras Ell torneo de baloncesto de
la conferencia de los Diez
Grandes.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
GALAN POR
Ell SERVICIO MILITAR

New York, Feb. 9.-Lod bod
gers anunciaron aver que ell ser
vicio militar ACADIA de rechazar
su jardinero Augie Galan, por
padecimientos fisicos.
Galan mand6 deSpu6s un tele-
grama explicando que era por
Ia extension y flexi6n del codo
derecho y una 'limitaci6n" en-
la rodilla izquierda.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
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Telsfono Y 1892
DEPORTES
ESSENTIAL ADQUIRIDO
POR LOS OSOS

Newark, N. j., Febrero o.
Los Blues de Kansas City cam
biaron a su jardinero Larry Ro
senthal por Lloyd Christopher,
un jadinero de los Osos La no
ticia Sc di6 por la direction del
club Newark.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
CON
CLEO SHANS

New York, Feb. 9.-Firma-
no aver un contrato para pelear
ell Ola 26 de este mes, en- la Ma
Olson Square Garden, Johnny
Greco, ell pGgil canadense del pc
so ligero, y Cleo Shans, ell ne
grito de Los Angeles.
Ell 'bout" tendra I'm Unite de
diez ~asaltos.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
JOSE LUIS Els PADRE DE
UNA NINA

Chicago, Febrero 9.-La es-
Iposa del campe6n de peso com
'pleto Jose Luis di6 aver a luz
una nina, en- ell hospital Provi-
dent.
Dijo la mujer al DIR. William
W. Gibbs que no lie pondra nom
La gaceta., 1943-02-09

Sc NECESITA una sonora
latina para ayudar a los queha-
ceres de una casa. Lame por Ell
M 56-963.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
WALTERS FIRMO SU CON
A

New York, Feb. 9.-Acept6
aver su contrato con Ell Cincin-
natl, para la temporada de 1913
Ell notable pitcher "Bucky" Wal
ters.
Estamp6 su firma en- ei do
cmento en- presencia del admi-
nistrador Warren Giles.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
N DE P~R0PIEDADES

Daniel Lopez a Jose NJ. L6-
PEI; w. j. Patrick a Antonio G.
Gonzalez; Paul Nelson a J. F.
Burkam; Rosa Blanton a j. H.
Robson.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09

La Liga International sc pro
pone efectuar 154 desafios, CO.
menzando ell % de abril y ce-
rrando la temporada eli IL de
s~eptiembre.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09

hre antics de hablar COP ~ ma
ridas r. r
Jose Luis es ahora sargemto
del ejercito y esta destacado en-
Fort Riley, Kansas.
Pesaba la nina al nacer siete
libras y cinco onzas.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
ST, sener:

ST, senior:
Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K i g
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenida y caIle IL
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
N cuLTuRA EeRANp.

Ia
Por este medic Sc pone en- Co
nocimiento a los seiores socios
de Cultura Espahola para que
asistan o la Junta General que
Sc celebrara ell microbes 10 del
actual, a las s p. m, en- nuestra
secretaria.
FL Secretario.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
LAS DE GALGOS
Venci6 ell favorito en- la novena

Gan6 la novena carrera de
anoche ell galgo favorito, Ken
Barmier, y sus bOletos Sc abona
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
new! "BACTERiOSTATIC"
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among W0men...

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of do1tches as a precautionary meas
ure Tor women who want to be clean,
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Some products may be harmful to
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La gaceta., 1943-02-09

Ell comisionado lands COME
renci6 anteayer con los presi-
denies de las ligas Americana
y Nacional, Will Harridge y
Ford Prick.
Discutieron en- que forma Sc
ra repartido el dinero de los be-
neficios que Sc efectuaran en- 81
verano. Los beneficiados seran
los fondos de auxilio del Ejerci
to y la Marina.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09

All banquete en- honor de Con
La gaceta., 1943-02-09

Mel OFT, Ell director de los Gil
gantes, reside en- New Orleans.
OFT dirigira a los Gigantes en-
la temporada de 1913.
Gabby Harntnett, Ell c@lebre
catcher de otros dias, asumira
direction del Jersey City, move
ma perteneciente a los Gigantes
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
AVISO

Necesito muda~me para Ybor
City. La persona que me avise
o p%roporcione ell poder rentar
una casa con S pose,iones lie
gratificare con $1,000. Avise-
me al 1915 Is Avenida o al
TelefOno M 5l-291, Nanny De
Castro, Official Asistente de la
Corte Juvenil.
La gaceta., 1943-02-09
LA GACETA

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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-30
"Over The Top That's The Bond Cry-Buy!
And When Saturday Night Comes New Han
over Will Be Over The Top-H You Buy All
The War Bonds You Can

Citizens, Patriots, ALL Send Every Bond Dollar You
Can Muster Into This Drive Make Them "Service
Dolars"-It's A Hard Fight But Great Fight With
A Reward That's Sure And Generous; Your Liberty,
Freedom Life Itself, And Your Dollars Marching Back
For 3-You Can And Will Achieve The Goal Set
For New Hanover
Of Wilmington aeini drive help with all details
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

"Your husbands and sons, your
brothers and sweethearts in the armed
forces of our country must feel proud
of the war job their women folk are
doing on the home front. Since Pearl
Harbor your jobs have taken on a new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Interesting Tuna Recipes
Add Appeal to Menus
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

TIE WAR FOOD ADMIN
ISTRATION announced recently
that the entire production of
canned tuna and tuna-like fishes
packed after June II will be
available for u. S. civilian con-
sumerS.
Sixty per cent of the 1913
pack before this date went for
government use. This means
that tuna will be more plentiful
than was anticipated but not as
plentiful as last year, because
an estimated 25 per cent Of the
catch has already been packed.
Long range tuna clippers are in
navy service, so tuna fishing is
restricted TO close-in waters.
Although she may not be able
70 get all the tuna she wants
the Am erican homemaker
knows It's value in preparing
low point meals. Actually this
versatile sea food may be COM
blned with wide variety of
ReHFatieHed teeds stieh as rice,
noodles, spaghetti and macaroni.
Here are some appetizing
recipes for you 70 include in
your menu plans soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

JULY p TO AUG. 22
Leo Several ways you can
improve situations. advance your
interests now, yet the day in
general calls for sensible eau
ton, painstaking effort, and
sticking close 70 duties.
AUG. gS To SEPT. -
-|--9@-Eaf.-t--,-4---s.c-fr-e erse--i
affairs from intruders and trou-
blemakers. observation-disclosures
is in unexpected places. you'll
be wise 20 keep mum about most
personal m tt er s. also keep
faithfully silent about war and
ether important moves.
SEPT. % TO OCT. sS
Librd-Step out, try for best
record in weeks. Use your re-
markable powers Of comparison.
intuition and your knack for
improving upon others mediocre
work.
OCT. % TO NOV. %
Scorpio-Put your investiRa-
tive talents 20 the right tasks.
and If you know about any mill
tary strategy or moves, keep
quiet about them, which includes
not divulging to Sanity or close
friend.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
SdaiEtdrius - Some restrict
ions. In general IL will be wise
now 20 pull in rcins TO recheck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Fall Suits Reminiscent
Of Wais+coa+ed Dandies
BY JOAN DEAN

BROWN-FASHIONS dark
horse that for the past few sea-
sons has been nosing into the
home stretch seems slated to
win the autumn and winter
color race.
A high style favorite this
summer because of its harmony
with sun tanned skins, brown
will carry through into fall with
even greater popularity-giving
black the long reigning favorite
a run for its money.
Good Reasons
There are many and good
reasons why brown should be a
costume color favorite. It's
flattering TO blonde and hru-
nette and a natural for the
brown haired, honey skinned
American girl. II has richness
and subtlety and blends well
with the orange or blue color
cycles.
Two Observation-Disclosures
winter brown costumes are
shown today. Among the first
Of the new seasons crop to ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

~ = II II = 4 - ~ IA = 81
Aries-If you start of today
with either the wrong attitude,
or not sufficiently ambitious one.
you'll regret+tas week advances.
Time flies with those precious
moments that should DO utilized
-for-wcr--1--, constructive TT
deavor.
APRIL gf TO NAY 20
Tatr s-You may be left
behind in the successful rush
forward II you aren't on guard
You'll have 10 have more than
ordinary vim and resolute deter
mlnation.
MAY sf TO JUNE 2f
Gemini 49, Less restricting in
tendency for you born before
June 5, but all Of you Of Gemini
will today have 10 concentrate
harder on duties az hand, brush
up your memory and stay alert
every minute.
JUNE p TO July %
CGucer-Anotker watch-yeur-
step day--this one particularly
on the cautious side because Of
a tendency 10 take things for
granted or accept good news
and success too complacently
and have the feeling that more
automatically will follow. Be
quietly systematic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

rive in Detroit, the high-style
waistcoat costume suit embodies
the wide shoulder. slim skirted
trend being launched by Ameri-
can designers.
A throw-back 10 tho wide
shouldered, leg o mutton sleeve
suits worn during the last war,
this new and modified style is
more flattering TO the feminine
figure.
Has Verve, Chic
Reminiscent of waiStcoated
handles, there's verve and chic
10 the short, fitted jacket with
its satin collar and revers, satin
slit breast pockets and pointed
weskit front.
Just a slight fullness gives
grace 10 the skirt which hangs
straight with the merest hint
Of trouser effect.
OF 100 per cent wool in a
fine tissue-sheer weave, the
suit comes in brown or black,
sizes 10 through l6 and is
SAG IS a small enough price
for such distinction and high
style.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

whether you are heading in
right direction, if your procedure
is adequate and methods up to
par.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Coprjcoru-Proper moves and
answers will ease tomorrow
problems. Tomorrow shows
---l,!~-s---~et---t.++t-t4-sss-s
efforts will determine whether
voull be crowded or proceed
smoothly,
JAN. p To FEB. N
Aquartus- Especially favored
this fine day for you intelligent,
capable zodiacal natives your
present work, IL its worthy,
helpful 20 our country's effort;
home matters, handling groups
Of people.
FEB. Qf TO MARCH 20
Pisc So Your planetary
aspects more suspicious than
many others today. Get ahead
with daily matters; take hold OF
things firmly, confidently.
4 CHILD born on this day:
intuitive holds strongly 70 Gus
tom and old likes; feels deeply;
industrious. Should correct over
sensivtiveness, letting a good
thing like the Imagination run
wild. Avoid excited discussions.
Copyright. la4a. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

THIS WHEEL of fortune
brings YOU luck! Round and
round she goes and before
you know it you've finished a
charming patchwork quilt!
Pattern 226 contains pattern
pieces; diagram of block; in
Structions for quilt; yardage;
diagram of quilt.
Send II cents in coins for
this pattern 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit,
81, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Classic Gabardine

A club collar classic is the
other suit sketched and a bar
gain al the special price Of $50.
OF 100 per cent wool, the CAB
ardine is fine and supple. The
jacket is medium length, has a
four-button closing, and con-
vertible club collar.
Four vent pockets give char
acter to the jacket and saddle
stitching provides that elegant
touch of fine tailoring.
The skirt is a classic gored
model with inverted pleat at
the front and back. Available
in sizes 10 through is, this CAB
ardine classic comes IN brown
only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Paradise Salad

package lemon or lime fla
vored gelatin
Ia cups boiling water
4 cup mild vinegar
! teaspoon sugar
l tablespoon sugar
i teaspoon pepper
l cup cottage cheese
] tablespoon minced onion
! tablespoon minced parsley
l tablespoon minced celery
l tablespoon green pepper,
minced
/ 7-ounce can tuna fish.
Dissolve gelatin in boiling
water. Add vinegar, salt, sugar
and pepper. Chill. When nearly
stiff whip with rotary beaten.
Fold in cottage cheese, minced
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meaning. Communications changed
overnight from service of peace to an
instrument of war-an essential instru-
ment in trained hands that know how
to keep it fighting for victory. The re-
sponsibility of keeping open the lines
of communication rests with each of
you - and it is big responsibility in
time of war.
Shortages Of equipment and cir.
cults, the need to make what you have
do more than it ever did before - that
is your wartime challenge. You are
meeting it - and we count on you to
continue TO meet it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

opportunities for advancement. No previous expert.
ence is required.
Call our employment Office Cherry 99OO bet,ueen
A. NJ. and p. NJ any day except Sunday, or come in
and at 1865 Cass AUenue. Outside Of Detroit,
apply at the local Telephone Office Persons noto in
tcork should not apply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

AS A SOLDIER, | want to thank the
quarter of million women in the tele-
phone business-Bell and Independent
for the work they are doing. As Chief
Signal Officer of the Army, | have spe.
cial reason to know of its Importance.
ITO yoA telephone women in the
cities, towny and villages all over Amer.
lea l should like to send a special mes
,age. Whether you work at a commercial
counter, switchboard, a desk or a
typewriter, you are an essential part of
Americas communications system and
are rendering a vital service to your
country in wartime. -.