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Evening star., 1940-06-10
BrickIayers' Union
Aqrees 10 Police Self
To Ba|k Illegal Acts
Tile Industry Escapes
Criminal Prosecution
By Consentine to Decree

In an unprecedented move, the
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers'
Union Of America, powerful build
ing trades unit of the American
Federation of Labor, today agreed
to police its local unions to prevent
illegal practices.
At the same time the Govern
ment dropped criminal proceedings
under the antitrust laws against
labor and business groups in the tile
| industry in Chicago by entering a
consent decree in the District Court
for the Northern District of Illi-
| nois. The decree was hailed as one
Of the most important victories in
the current effort of the Depart
ment of Justice to break up trade
restraints in the building industry.
Similar ones were forecast in De-
troit and St. Louis. where the tile
groups also are under indictment.
Conspiracy Charged.
The indictments in the three cities
named the Tile Contractors Associa-
ton of America, leading tile manu-
facturerS. local tile contractors
associations, local tile contractors
and the local tile settlers unions
affiliated with the Bricklayers. Ma
sons and Plasterers' International
Union. They were accused of con-
spiracy to prevent the sale of tile to
persons other than those mutually
agreed upon. and these alleged con-
splracleS were said TO have been
/ made effective by the use of local
labor unions as policing agencies.
Unless these unions agreed that
| prospective purchasers were ''legiti-
mate contractors" they were not
| able to buy tile.
The consent decree enioins this
conspiracy. Only the tile manu-
facturers in Chicago refused to come
in under the civil decree and ,heir
trial was scheduled to start TO-DAY.
All other defendants pleaded noIo
contendere,
Union Is Party to Civil Suit.
iIc utpdI tIiltlll Sdlu IIldl lNe "
ternational union had not been
named in the indictment, hat VOL
unteered to become a party 10 the
civil suit TO cooperate with the Tie
Contractors Association OF America
and the government in enforcing on
national scale the provisions of the
consent decree.
Praising the cooperation Of the
international union. a statement
from the department expressed the
hope that other internationals would
follow suit, The American Fedora
ton of Labor building trade unions
have been bitterly critical of the
government campaign Thurman
Arnold, Assistant Attorney General
in charge Of the antitrust division,
was in Chicago today for the clean
up of the case there.
Evening star., 1940-06-10

The trough Of low pressure that was
over the Lower Lake region Sunday morn
ing has moved southwark to Southern Vir-
ginia, Cape Henry. 1859 millbars 80 .O3
inches. The disturbance that was over
North Dakota has moved eastward to
Lake Superior. Houghton, Mich. 1.O1o2
millibars t29S3 inches. with trough ex-
tending h-southuestward to Eastern
Texas. Corpus Christi, 1902 millibars
t29S3 inchesl. high-pressure area is
moving eastward over New England. East
port Me. .021.s milibars t3O35 inches,
with a wedge extending southwestward
10 western Virginia. Pressure is relatively
high of the South Atlantic Coast, Jack
sonvlle Fla. and Wilmington, N C..
1890 millibars t3O.Oa inches) Another
nigh pressure area is moving eastward over
the Middle Rocky Mountain region Chey-
enne, Wyo.. l.0261 millibars t30.3O
inches). During the last "A hours showers
have occurred in the Middle Rocky Noun
tain region the Atlantic and Gulf States.
the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys. and in
portions of the Plains States and the
Lake region. Temperatures have fallen
in the Plains States. the Middle Rocky
Mountain region and in Southern New
England while they have risen in the
Lake reRion.
River Report
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers muddy
at Harpers Ferry; Potomac muddy at
Great Falls today.
Evening star., 1940-06-10
Senators Deceived
On Indian Measure,
Collier Charges
Committee Captured
By Fifth CoIumnists,'
He Tells House Group
BY BLAIR BOLLES.

John Collier, United States Indian
commissioner, today charged that the
Senate Indian Affairs Committee
members have been "encircled and
captured" by fifth columnists, :"
whom he accused of stirring up sup
port for a change in the Govern
ment's policy toward the Redskin.
Mr.. Collier said outright Nazi
propaganda" is at the bottom of the
current drive for the change, to be
accomplished through sweeping
amendment of the six-year- -old
Wheeler Howard Indian Act.
Mr.. Collier, under pressure of
stormy questioning from members
of the House Indian Affairs Com
mittee, before which he was testify
tying, said he meant that the Sem
ate committee members we're "un-
consciously victimized by the fifth
column" He added that the In
diains themselves as mass had not
succumbed.
At once Representative O'Connor,
Democrat, of Montana, complained
that the phrase fifth column was
being loosely used by the commits
sioner to put his policy's opponents
on the defensive.
Measure Passed by Senate.
The commissioner testified as the
House committee opened hearings
on the amended bill The fact that
the Senate committee approved the
bill passed few weeks ago by the
Senate, inspired Mr. Golfers re-
marks.
Mr.. Collier said that the agitation
for amendment or repeal comes
States favoring a sort of authori-
tartan philosophy He observed in
passing:
THE German government
through court decision, ruled that
the American Indians-especially
the Sioux-are Aryans"
To the incredulity displayed
around the committee table at the
thought that committee of the
Senate could fall victim to fifth
INi SOIlCI hcu
that probably the people were in
credulous in Norway before the Ger
mans moved in with the assistance
of fifth columnists' The Senate
committee unanimously approved
the bill
Backed by Frazier. Chase.
The bill which provided the set
ting for the Collier charges was
introduced in the Senate by SEN
aator Frazier, Republican, of North
Dakota, and Senator Chavez. Dem
ocrat, of New Mexico. 1t has no
particular sponsorship in the House.
Repeal (of the Wheeler Howard
bilD would throw the mass of IN
dians back into the quagmire of
pauperism and would constitute an
addition to the shamefully large
number of broken pledges made to
these wards of the Nation" Acting
Secretary of the Interior Slat.erv
wrote to Chairman Thomas of the
Indian Affairs Committee a year
ago, according to the Senate report
before the House committee this
morning.
The House committee adjourned
to meet again at 1890 am. tomor-
row.
Evening star., 1940-06-10
Weather Report
FURNISHED by the Unit,


of Columba-Cloudy
Myand-Coudy with light showers portion
row partly cloudy and followed
storms in afternoon.
Vgnia-Coudy with
on tonight tomorrow partly cloudy
hundershowers
row. not much cha lin ntenne
Evening star., 1940-06-10
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, June 10.-Gen. Marine
Weyg0pd, the Allied commander
in chief, issued this erhortdtion
to his armies yesterday in an
order OF the day:
The German offensive now has
been launched on the whole front
from the sea to Montmedy.
1t will extend tomorrow as far as
Switzerland.
The order remains that each one
fight with no thought Of retreat,
staying where he has been placed
and looking straight ahead.
The commander In chief Is fully
aware Of the magnificent example
Evening star., 1940-06-10
Italian Ships at Rio
Quit Using Radio

RIO DE JANEIRO, June 10 Lp).-
Port authorities here said today that
since Saturday Italian vessels have
not been communicating by radio
as is customary. and therefore. in
this respect. have assumed the same
status as ships of belligerent coun-
tries.
Evening star., 1940-06-10
Weygond's Exhortotion
Hold Tight He Tells Troops, Enemy
Soon Will Come to the End

of unflinching effort and valor
which the armies engaged and the
"air army" have shown.
He thanks them.
France calls on them for even
more.
Onicers, non-commissioned off,
GERS and soldiers, the welfare of the
fatherland demands of you not only
your courage, but all the dogged re-
sistance, initiative and fighting
spirit of which you are capable.
The enemy has suffered heavy
losses.
Soon he will come to the end of
his effort. We have reached the
last quarter Of an hour.
Hold tight.
Evening star., 1940-06-10

British military and naval activity
at Gibraltar. Virtually all civilians
were said to have been removed and
artillery on the Rock" engaged m
a long practice over the week end
Troops were on the move through
out Italy and officers pressed the
work Of requisitioning horses.
Italian children continued to re-
turn home from various Mediter-
ranean areas. Approximately 1900
arrived at Bari from Cyrenaica. in
Western Libya. and others came
from Cairo and Istanbul.
Evening star., 1940-06-10
BerIin's Americans
Just Receiving
Christmas Cards

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, June l0.-Christmas
has come again for many men,
bers Of the American colony
just about half year late.
Christmas cards bearing
marks of British and German
censors arrived today and yes
terday.
All had been mailed during
the second week Of December.
Evening star., 1940-06-10
Duce Declares War on Allies:
Italy Invodes France, Nozis Say
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page)
always help apparently referring to the Rome
Berlin
His words evoked fresh explosive cries.
I'm this historic thoughts King
Emperor"
Again there was long interruption the roared
The King of Italy has always interpreted Italy
wanting to join her soul with that of Germany he said
Iotaitaran and Fascist history for the third time
feet ready to strike.
THE order of the binds all
I'VE will give Of peace Italy, Europe to
the world"
People Italy run to your arms,"
Fresh waves of applause swept the piazza.
Take up your cause, all your valor!"
Crowd Roars Long After End Of Speech.
Muoni spoke minutes long spoke
the crowd continued to
His speech the climax long preparation
intensified to urgent speed in recent weeks
For months Italy has been going footing
Her troops have been mobzd Her OF oil and
gasoline almost all mpored-have been ratoned.
In the past week imperative calls merchant
home the ports virtually
her commerce from the Italy has made herself ready
The nation been the
OF Germany partner in the axis which welded
stronger military alliance
Italians have been told repeatedly day coming
and Foreign Minister Count Gaeazzo
month indicated to them that it was inevitable.
They have been told that
terranean-"our sea"-they call it.
They Tunisa Jibu corsica-Frances
possessions
imperial power has waned
They have been told that the European among
the great that Italy young must fight
to hold her place great power.
Millions Gathered to Hear Speech.
Millions of Italians had gathered around dspeakers
and market places awaiting the
Premier Mussolini which put them into the war
The newspaper Tevere with page banner
headlines Italy breaks the chains which conne
sea- which readers took to troops already had gone
into action somewhere.
The slogan painted huge sgnboards in Rome
The War Ministry ordered backout against begin
ming tonight.
Newspapers received instructions prepare
editions late the afternoon which presumably publish the
text of Mussolinis speech
Word spread like wde when his followers received
cards calling on them to gather in public squares.
New posters plasered Rome walls
hand and bore the legend Italy which conne
her sea-"
Relations Resumed With Russia.
Announcement of followed Itays resumption normal
relations with Soviet Russia today
Three OF 1ays largest liners meanwhile disappeared
Diplomatic circles assumed they had become troop ships
The Rex scheduled to sail today York
D Savoia from Genoa The Augustus scheduled
sail from Trieste had left that port for undosed distinction
Shipping said the left ago.
sumably for Naples, but she has not arrived there.
formal announcement said that Nicoai oorechin would
Evening star., 1940-06-10
Conodion Defense Chief
Reported Killed in Plane
B, the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
BELLEV1LLE, Ontario. June 10
Inspector Frank Gardiner of the
Ontario provincial police said this
afternoon he had received word that
Canadian Defense Minister Norman
Rogers and three crew members
were killed in a plane crash.
Evening star., 1940-06-10
Liner Washington
Arrives at Lisbon

b. the Associated Press.
LISBON. Portugal. June 10-The
United States liner Washington.
crammed with Americans homeward
bound from Europe's war danger, ar
rived here today from Bordeaux.
Evening star., 1940-06-10

his post Ambassador Rome and that the
Italian Ambassador returning
tt Moscow.
The announcement ended sx-month period irregular
relations between the
Sented at the others capital by Charges dAfaires
Evening star., 1940-06-10

Algeria will hold its annual fair.
in Algiers as usual this year.
Evening star., 1940-06-10
.eport for Last ~ Hours.

Record for Last 2f Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, So. Year ago 90.
Lowest. 20. 4 m. today. Year ago, 73.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. ~. on June 4.
Lowest. Z. on January 20
Humidity for Last - Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest, as per cent at 3 am today.
Lowest, 5s per cent, at 10 pm, yes
terday.
Tide Tables
Furnished BY United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High 1l:00 am. II SO a m
Low ---------- 5:23 am. 6:1S am.
HiGh --- 1l:40 pm. - pm.
Low - 800 pm $50 pm
The Oun and Moon.
Rises Sets.
Sun. today - 4:42 .33
Sun. tomorrow - 4:4I 1i33
Noon. today 1921 an. 11:03 pm.
Automobile lights must be turned on
aHe-haf hour after sunset.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Beauty Parlors
Flowers and Plants

TRADE BUY SELL with Times want
Ads JOHN a. OLIVER. 5Oe So.
Yakima ave. call az The Tacoma
Times office for tYO free ticketS 20
the Temple theatef II $50
BEAUTIFUL large shruo. cheap. must
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-26
Miscellaneous for Sale

LARGE wood calculator. heats 5
rooms. nearly neH. go. 2eos south
18Th NAN 5s78
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
LEA LA VERDAD

TN miembro del Gran Jurado dijo este acerca de Jo-
Sc E. Williams, fiscal del condado:
"Yo lie escribo a listed como un individuo pero
tengo la vensaja y la experienced de haber servido un
termino de ses meses como miembro del Gran Jurado.
81 promedio de los cudadanos no tiene una idea de CO.
mo ell Gran Jurado Sc siente al comprender que no re-
cibe la menor ~asistencia 0 cooperation de los funciona-
rios e~neargadOs de hacer cumplir la ley en- este conda-
do, i%ncluyendo la oficina del presente fiscal del conda-
do"
Ell anuncio de Williams en- este ~pericdico, Ell dia o.,
ataca a Mr.. Cuesta, pero no MEGA su declaracion.
Ell Gran Jurado, en- agosto de 1889, hizo este infor-
me, ell cual no demuestra ~confianza en- Mr.. Williams:
"Aunque es ell deber primario del fiscal del Conda-
do recibir quejas y ~perseguir las violaciones cometidas
en- contra de las leyes electorales, nosotros ayudaremos
en- la tarea y por la presente invitamos a todos los ciuda-
danos 10 mismo que funcionarios de este condado a in
formarnos ibremente a este Cuerpo, no solo de las VIC
laciones de dichas leyes, sine cualesquiera information
tendiente a probar que tales leyes pueden ser violadas.'
FL Gran Jurado, ell otono pasado, lie pidi6 a Rex
Farrior, ell fiscal del Estado, estableciera procedimien-
tos de entredicho contra las casas de juego en- lugar de
pedir a Williams, como fiscal del condado, que las per-
siguiera. IPorr que? Por falta de confianza en- Williams
lPor que? Porque Ell Gran Jurado no obtiene. absolute
mente, ninguna asistencia o cooperation de la oficina
del presente fiscal del Condado.'
/. A. Grayson siempre ha estado a favor de Ia pro-
tecci6n de los derechos civiles Y libertades. En- Ell otono
pasado trabaj6 y habl6 abiertamente en- favor del can
sdidato latino para alcalde.
L. A. Grayson esa contra la m&quina Y dara a cada
ciudadano un trato cort&s y justo.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
Armas Fantastcas del Porvenir
'evcndinTaire," Paria

pafses. podemos dar por senta-
do que el ,'awi6n silencioso de
bcmbard:o' sera una de las
mas formidables armas del fu-
turo.
Por otro lado al hablar de ma
ouinas silentes nos roferimos
solo, desde luego, a gu percepri-
bilidad al dido humane. Es asaz
possible que, junto con las ma
)ouinas si~lenciosas, la tecnica
produzca Instruments que re-
gistren sonidos y vibracicnes no
perceptibles al dido humane y
que descubran Ia a~proximaci6n
del enemigo.
Hasta ahora las cortinas de
hume eran practicamepte 81 a.
nico medic de defensa contra
las incursiones aereas enemigas
durante Ell dia. No siempre eran
eficaces por que los mapas TO
tograficos que llevaban los pilo-
tos enemigos y sus instrument
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
-As UITlMAS NOTIcIAs so
BRE LA GUERRA

Paris, mayo 27.-El mando
Aliado anancia- que-la. distan-
cia que separa hoy a las tro-
pas aliadas del 'Rorte de las del
sur es de solo ~ millas.
La aviaci6n inglesa derrib6
hoy % aeroplanos nazis y So
10 peri6- aparatos.
Las noticias de Berlin. dicen
que Ell ejercito nazi Sc cree in
veneible. Una derrota de i'm
portancia servirfa para desmo
ralizarlo rapidamente Y este
es 10 que teme ell mando ale :
man.
Francia cree que Calais Sc
halla todavfa en- poder de SUI
ejercito; pero admise que pu-
diera hallarse en- manos alema
mas.
En- Belgica las tropas ingle-
sas manteinen toda su linea Y
contratacan.
Tanques franceses marchan
a Ia cabeza de las tFepas.
Affrmase hoy que los Ala
dos Sc proponen levani ar Ell
bloaueo en- el Mediterrapeo,
81 Italia promote, sin registro,
que sus importaciOnes no SO
mandarin a Alemania,
Los peri6dicos italianos d.
cen que Italia dejara muy
pronto de ser un prisionero en-
ell Mediterraneo.
Cuentan los italianOs con 3
o a mil aeroplanos, mas de 200
submarines y lanehas torpedo
ras de gran v~elocidad, llama
das mosquitoes.
81 Italia ataca, como sc es-
pera, a Jusoeslayia y Grecia,
Turquia intervendra en- la que
ira en- favor de los Aliados.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
NOTAS SOCIALES
(Viene de Ia ga pdg.j

Todos, animados de los mejo-
res deseos, prometieron colabo-
rar con la Gran L6gia.
Tambien un garn n1mero de
hermanos y hermanas sc com
prometieron a hacer Ell viaje a
Tampa, Ell 16 de JUNO, para par
ticipar de los festejos de la Or
den, con motive de la Inaugural
ci6n del edificio.
Ell cepillo o ''Tronco" de Carl
dad de la session fue donado pa
ra Ell fondo del edificio.
Terminadoel acto todos Sc tras
ladaron al Restaurant "La Con-
cha, donde Sc sirvi6 una exqui
sta comida.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

falroh n ~oorocrac;a y REQUIRE a
Ia difamaci6n y IA ignominia.
No vote listed mahana, ciuda-
dano, por les candidates del
! fargo polft.so, por cuanto Ia
5~emccratia l.cndana y maldice
eros prcq d:m;entos.
E1 ciudadano dem6crata de
veras, por ejemplo, debe EXPIRE
sar su asco frente a los detrac-
torres que tratan de enganar al
pueblo, como en- eli case de Holl-
and, que Is I'm hombre digno, IL
beral Y patricia.
Contra Holland Sc ha hecho y
sc hace Ia ma indecente campa-
ma pol:tica que nosotros recor-
damos.
iCcmtesta a esas exageracio-
ms y calumnias, ciudadano, vo-
tando mafana por Holland.
Que Ia voz del hombre inteli-
genie " fino resuene sobre ell es-
candalo Y ayudado por ell vote
del pueblo confunda a los column
niadores.
Contra Lorenza Hernandez
tambien sc ha hecho una cam
paha de cieno, pero no con prue-
bas, sino con mentiras Y des-
vergdenzas. Pero ell pueblo la
tino, 81 en- algo precia ell valor
a. str rerqonsabilidad politica
y social, manana dara a Loren
20 no menos del 90% de sus vo-
tos.
Esos que olvidan su dignidad
ofensiva para recoger unas
cuantas pesetas, sepulcros blan-
Queados son w.. algo peor.
Ciudadanc: No permita que
ell tango, ell desprestigio de las
hOjas sueltas calumniosas, a.
rrastre su voto Y lie haga perder
Su gran valor en- las elecciones
de Manana.
Vote conforme al mandate de
su c%onciencia; pero vote por los
que lie han dado va, en- diferen-
ties c~essiones, prUebas de since
ra amistad.
Limpiese los zapatos mahana,
d6jelos como la conciencia del
rusblo lhonado, lustroaos, sin
manchas, Y vote en- contra de
los d~ifamadores.
iAbajo la difamaci6n polftica
y cue la demOcracia Sc aparte
de los totalitarios insultadores
y calumniadores.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

lsa. dem6crata = am;go dol Nue.
70 Trato; apesssrd Holland,
andidato a gcbernador, excapi-
tan de aviaci6n, senador, horn
bre quito, dem6crata de veras
esorero del estado, ST.. Larson,
por sus Antiques servicios y a
mistad con la colonia latina; a.
bogado general, Sr. Tom Wat
son, residente de Tampa, hom-
bre que no acepta imposiciones i,
antique amigo de los latinos F;
fiscal del Condado, Joe E. Will
inns, hombre honesto, sincere, a.
migo leal de los qatinos todos,
con los cuales ha convivido v
convive; candidates a represen
tantes a la legislature del Esta-
do, los cultos j6venes letrado Nc
Donald y Toland, que en- las pa
adas primaries probaron que
on leales amigos del pueblo y
n particular de la colonia lati-
ia; Lorenzo Hernandez, Ell juez
lie paz del distrito ndmero l.
gue aspira a Ia nomination por
81 distrito ndmero 8, por ser un
amigo fiel, juez quito y sensato,
ciudadano de civismo probado,
sostenedor de los pobres Y de
los obreros, Y hombre que no
ere que no cree en- las 'iquintas
co,Tmnas", pero reconoce Ell de-
recho de todos a las libertades
iemocraticas, siempre que ten
gan una base democratica tam
lie; Hardy" Graves, actual
Uondestable, que merece ser lie
vado al distrite ndmero 3.
Una inmunda propaganda Sc
ha hecho contra varios de esos
candidates; pero ~nosotros sabs-
mos Ique son hombres dignos Y
merecedores de que ell pueblo
vote por ellos.
Sc nos olvidaba en- la lista
anterior Ell professor Robinson,
Ell quito e~ducador, que merece
tambien la reelection.
Hixon merece tambien 10 cleo
ci6n, en Ell distrito ndmero 8.
La colonia latina tiene un cor
dial amigo en- Mr.. Hixon, Ell boti
carlo de la esquina de Michigan
= Nebraska, un exconcejal.
Tango
Ciudadano: Ponga su pie ma
mana, con firmeza, en- la cabe-
70 do 10 c~oNN,nnko ~O1<Isoo o,o
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy. POGO cambio
? MIA temperature. Vientos lige-
ros y variables. Maxima aver.
80 grades; minima, en- la mana
ma de hoy 81.
Las lluvias de los meses del
verano no Sc italian todavia a la
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
DEL PALENQUE
POLITICO

Nuestros Candidates
No pertenecemos a ninguna
de las maquinas politicas de
Tampa; perO tenemos amigos
politicos y nuestra mission IS a
yudarlos con Ell mayor desinte-
res y e nbien de Ia colonia lati-
ma.
Nuestros candidates, para las
elecciones primaries finales, lie
manana. son los siguientes: Sc
nador Charles o. Andrews. un
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
vUELO CON UN AVON Els.
: T~RATOSFERICO

Miami, mayo 27.-Un avi6n
estratosferico, preparado para
volar a una altura entire $4,000
Y $4,000 millas, hizo hoy en-
seis horas ell viaje desde ciu-
dad a Baranquilla, en- Colon
bia.
Ell avi6n pertenece a Ia com
pania Pan American Anyways.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
MONTGOMERY
EN- Ell CUERPO DE AM


Londres, mayo 27.-Del mier
coles al jueves embarcara para
Francia, donde servira en- el
cuerpo de ambulancias, el IA
mcso actor americana Robert
Montgomery.
En- Paris recogera su unifof-
me y equipo, Su esposa regresa-
ra a los Estados Unidos, en- Ell
vapor "Presidente Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
EJECUTARON LOS NAILS
A 800 AUSTRIACOS

New York, mayo 27.-Frente
a Oslo, en- Norusga, Sc amotina-
ron 800 soldados austriacos re-
clutados a la fuerza por los ale
names. Todos ellos fueron eje-
durante la noche.