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Evening star., 1941-01-17
Big Stock Offerings
Marketed Outside
OF Exchange
500, 900 of New Jersey
STANDARD Shares Top
Private Sales
PN the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-Paced by
an offering of 900 common shares
of Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey,
private sales of big blocks of stock
ver-the-counter in Wall Street
after the close of the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday may have
topped the 609, 100 shares sold on the
big board" itself.
In addition to the Standard COM
mon shares, there was offered a
block of 22,500 shares Of Great
Northern Paper Co. common and
British officials were reported to
have put through deals for private
sale of substantial parcels of British
owned Western Union and Kenne-
colt Copper issues.
No brokers' commissions are paid
by the buyer in private sales off the
exchange after hours.
Thin Markets Blamed.
The "off the exchange" business,
for this reason, was bringing heavy
discussion in commission house
circles as to ways and means getting
share trading back on the big
board"
The principal reason for offering
big blocks of securities privately of
the exchange is that in the thin
markets of the past couple years a
big parcel of shares cannot be
trickled into the market without
depressing the going price.
In a private sale the price is
agreed upon and the deal conSum-
mated. The stock can be sold at the
same as the closing price on the
stock exchange and, in addition to
avoiding the commission to broker
by the buyer, the going market value
of the stock is not unsettled.
Most big blocks sold off the eX-
change have been purchased by
large investment houses, who resell
them to investors in small amounts
throughout the country.
Seat Prices Low.
With stock exchange memberships
selling at the lowest since 1899,
and volume averaging around 100000
to 100000 shares daily in the eX-
change, when around 100000
shares of daily business is needed
to pay expenses and show small
profit, the growing over-the-counter
offerings have many exchange men,
bers worried.
The 100000 Jersey Standard
shares we're offered at 34l2 net.
The stock closed on the exchange
at 3412. Dillon, Read & Co. and
associates offered the shares for an
unidentified owner. The stock was
said, however, to be from a large
estate and not from British hold
Ings.
Smith, Barney & Co. and associ-
ates, from the portfolio of a charit-
able institution, offered 22,500 shares
of Great Northern Paper Co. COM
mon stock at 40. These shares closed
on the New York Curb Exchange
at AZ.
Evening star., 1941-01-17
Construction Awards
Al Ten-Year Peak
During 1910
Dodge Corp. Reports
20 Per Cent Guin
In Home Building
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the Associated FTeSS'
NEW YORK, Jan. 17-Building
and engineering contracts awarded
in 81 Eastern States in 1910 reached
the highest total in 10 years, F
w. Dodge Corp. reported.
Awards totaled $4,003, ,957 900, a
gain of l3 per cent over 1889. II
marked the seventh consecutive
year that construction volume has
shown an increase over the preced-
ing year.
Residential building contracts to-
tailed S1,596, ,944, 900, up 20 per cent
from a year ago and the largest
since 1929. Small-home construc-
ton accounted for most of the total
Non-reSidential contracts amount
ed to S1,294, $4,000, a gain of 81
per cent over 1889
Awards for public works and util-
tiles declined II per cent, however
totaling S1,112,373,000.
Public construction projects were
predominantly defense contracts
for Army, Navy and air force. The
large volume OF Such Work more
than offset a decline in civilian
public Improvement projects.
Largest increases in total con-
stTuction were recorded in New Eng
land. the Middle Atlantic States, the
Southeastern and Gulf sections and
the Kansas City area.
Commenting on the outlook,
Thomas S. Holden, vice president in
charge of statistics and research for
F. w. Dodge Corp, said:
while the construction indus
try has the capacity to handle a
considerably larger volume of busi-
ness than 1t had in 1910, the size
of the private building market is
going to depend very greatly upon
the highly critical question of stable
building COSTS"
Evening star., 1941-01-17

much to prevent Japan from ex-
! tending its sway over all of Eastern
Asia, nor could we prevent the eStab-
| liShment of strong military base
areas in Southern Europe and
| Africa to threaten our neighborS
to the South.
To keep our land secure we must
prevent the establishment of strong
aggressive military power in any
/ part of the New World We can
keep non American military power
out of our hemisphere only through
being able to control the seas that
/ surround its shores. Once We lose
the power to control even part Of
those seas, inevitably the wars of
Europe and Asia will be transferred
to the Americas.
We need time to build ships and
to train their crews. We need time
to build our outlying bases so that
we can operate our fleets as screen
for our continent. We need time
to train our armies, to accumulate
war stores, to gear our industry
for defense.
Only Britain Can Give Us Time.
Only Great Britain and its feet
can give us that time. And they
need our help to survive.
If we fully organize the mental
and material resources of the Ameri-
can people, we can give Britain that
help and simultaneously can build
a strong military defense for our
selves. The cost to us in money,
effort and sacrifice will be great
but that cost will be far greater, even
in the immediate future, should we
now stand aside and let Britain fall
We are strong nation, though
our military strength is still largely
potential I believe that the Amer
lean people have what it takes in
character, courage and wisdom to
guard this country and to guard
this hemisphere. But to keep from
engaging in desperate struggle in
American territory, they need time
to make ready their arms. They
can get time to make ready and
still can maintain their essential in
terests throughout the world, only
so long as Britain and its fleet sur
vive. With our unstinted help,
firmly believe that Britain cannot
be defeated.
We will act in our own best ma
tional interests, therefore, If, while
increasing our naval power as fast
as we can, we provide the British
Commonwealth with the means that
will bring her through this tragic
crisis.
Evening star., 1941-01-17

gage 40-year % per cent bonds
of Illinois Bell Telephone Co. we're
publicly offered today by an under
writing group headed by Morgan
Stanley & Co.
The offering price was s1,035 per
81 900 bond with accrued interest.
This price puts the yield at 2.61
per cent annually.
Net proceeds of sale of the issue
will be used in retirement of the
company'S outstanding 31as, and
remaining proceeds after the re-
tirement will go to reimburse the
treasury for recent advances for
expansion, additions and improve
'ment to plant
Associated with Morgan Stanley
in the offering are IA underwriters
Evening star., 1941-01-17
| Auto Production
Estimated at
724,025 Mark
Rv the Associated Press.


DETROIT, Jan. 17.-Ward's Re-
ports, Inc, in its routine survey of
the automobile industry, places car
and truck output this week at l24,025
units, the highest weekly volume Of
any january in tar-manufactur1ng
history.
Last week assemblies numbered
1885 cars and trucks, breaking
the previous January high mark of
Ill, $3.50 for the week ending Janu-
ary 13, 1910. A year ago this week
108,545 vehicles were assembled.
Wards said the outlook was for
firm manufacturing volume at pres
ent levels or close to them and add
ed that January sales are proceed
ing in line with normal expectations.
Evening star., 1941-01-17
Insurance Firm Names
Trustees and Officers

Stockholders Of the Home Plate
Glass Insurance Co. of the City of
Washington, meeting yesterday,
elected the following trustees for the
coming year:
William H. Baden, Charles R.
Brown, George NJ. Emmerich. Philip
Larner Gore. Charles E. Hood, AL
bert w. Howard, H. Glenn Phelps,
Andrew Saul and William H. Som
eryell.
The board elected the following
officers: George NJ. Emmerich, presi-
dent; Albert w. Howard, vice presl-
dent: William H. Somervell, Secre-
tary-treasurer. and William H. Mar
bury, assistant secretary treasurer.
The company. incorporated in
1882, is now 58 years old.
Evening star., 1941-01-17
New York and Chicago
Eank Looms Gain
s, the Associated Press.

81 the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board reports
that New York banks increased their
commercial, industrial and agricul-
trial loans S1OOO,OO0 to a total of
sI.9l90O0.00O in the week ended
January Is.
Chicago banks boosted similar
loans $4,000 900 to S488, 100000.
Evening star., 1941-01-17
United Stockyords
Names Hunt Chief
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-David F.
Hunt, treasurer of United Stockyards
Corp, yesterday was named presi-
dent, succeeding c. F. Topping, who
continues as a director and was made
active head of the St. Paul Union
Stockyards Co., subsidiary, and Sec
ond largest in the country.
Evening star., 1941-01-17
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, Jan. II LP).-Increased
buying in woolen piece goods was confined
today to the mems wear division. Scat
tered lots Of popular staple gray goods sold
at top price levels. Dress goods in the
print rayon group continued in demand
with prices tending upward. January
sales of women's full-fashioned silk hosiery
were better than expected. but no upward
price revision was in prospect for some
time due to huge stocks on hand.
Trinidad Is pushing its new hous-
ing program.
Evening star., 1941-01-17
Washington Exchange

SALES.
National Mortgage 81 Investment
pfd-40 at Az.
Notice-This Exchange will be closed
Monday next, Inauguration Day.
Evening star., 1941-01-17

mot quoted by sponsors or issuers..
Quotations furnished by National Asso-
citation nf Securities Dealers. Inc. which
States they Go not necessarily reflect actual
tran~p pctions or firm bids or offers. but
Should indicate approximate prices and un-
less otherwise indicated are as quoted by
the sponsors or iSsuers.
Evening star., 1941-01-17

throughout the country, and a
Nationwide selling group of 450 to
500 dealers.
Evening star., 1941-01-17

Illinois Bell Is a subsidiary OF
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co.
Evening star., 1941-01-17

Also extra or extras. Paid last year.
Quotations furnished by National Asso-
citation OF Securities Dealers, Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
tranSactlons or firm bids or offers. but
should indicate approximate prices
Evening star., 1941-01-17
S5O,O00,OOO Bonds
OF Illinois Bell
Put on Market
Morgan Stanley & Co.
Heads Underwriters
Of Big Offering

Bv the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. ia s50.-
100000 issue of first mort
Evening star., 1941-01-17
Investing Companies

NEW YORK Jan. II lP,-National AS
sociation Securities Dealers, Inc:
tClcsing quotations
Evening star., 1941-01-17
PEPoRT OF CONDITION OF THE
G. A. O. Employees Credit Union

". n. ". LIhpiUy eco Vi iCuu OHiou
of the District of Columbia. at the close
f business on December 81. 1910,
Published N response to call made by
Comptroller Of the Currency, under Sec
ton 6 OF the District Of Columbia Credit
Uuicns ActD
ASSETS
.. Cash in banks Sl6,1Ss IA
3. Loans 70 members 99, 690 -
8. Furniture and fixtures 10000
10. Total assets s116.60357
LIABILITIES.
Il. Shares paid in SlO7.55O so
l. Net undivided profits S,S17.G2
IA Reserve fund for bad debts 225.25
15. Bills payable 1000
Il. Total liabilities Sl16,603.57
T. STEPHEN l. KOWALSKI. treasurer Of
the above-named credit union, do solemnly
swear that the foregoing statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
STEPHEN l. KOWALSKI. Treasurer.
OSCAR A. OLSON
JOHN A IVERSON,
EDGAR D. HARRAS,
Directors.
District of Columbia, IS:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
IL daY Of January. 1941.
tS"Pl c. MAURICE WEIDEMEYER.
Notary Public, d. c.
Evening star., 1941-01-17
Knox

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Evening star., 1941-01-17
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK Jan. II R.-National
Association Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1941-01-17
Tx uIVIUtNU
= pA1BE ol@rA.

Books closed
+Plus extras. e2% extra eS6OO ex-
ira paid December 2s, 1910. h SIS 90 ex-
ira. 20c extra. m 81 80 extra pSl. 90
paid September 30, 1910. $50 90 paid in
1910. 81 90 paid in 1910. $4,000 extra
La gaceta., 1941-10-27
AL CHOCAR CON UN PUEN-
TIE Sc INCENDIO UN ON
NIBUS
Murieron quemadds
cGtOrce persOnds

Birmingham, Alabama, oct.
27.-Un autobus de la linea
Sc in
ceDdi6 al chocar con un puente,
oerca de Clanton, y Is personals
murieron ~quemadas. Los super
vivientes son cuatrC personas
de la raza blanca y tres negros,
codos ellos en- grave estado.
Las llamas, segGn ell "driver"
de I'm autom6vil que iba detras
del omnibus, Sc extendieron a
,os dos minutes de ocurrido Ell
aq.idente. Entire los supervi-
gientes figura ell ch6fer, quien
salt6 del vehiculo tan pronto O.
curri6 el accidente. .
La explosion del tannue AFRO
g la gosolinia incendidada So
pre- los pasajeros. Los que SUI
frieron quemaduras Sc NOM
bran Sam Terry, Nadine Jerry,
Ralph Scroggins, William Penn
Chris Chrumply, Otis Lunford
y Robert Taylor.
La gaceta., 1941-10-27
CON TERRA
LENA DE SANGRE

Londres, Octubre 27.-Un
pequeho dep6sito lleno de tie
ira empapada en- sangre, tie
ira de la aldea polaca de Ska
zysko, donde 800 trabajado-
resofueron salvajemente fusi-
lados por los nazis, fue coloca
do en- ell sarc6fago de Herman
LieberPan, lider socialista y
ministro polaco de Justicia,
fallecido aqui. Trajo la terra
un polaco que Sc escape de la
IONA ocupada, como un tribu-
to a su lider, que en- su lecho
de muerte asi 10 pidii6.
FL sarc6fago fue condecora
do, por ell presidente Wladis-
law Raczkiewic, con la Gran
Cinta del Aguila Blanca, la
mas alta confederation pola-
ca.
Cerca de la tumba de Karl
Marx, en- ell cementerio de
Highgate, recibi6 sepultura ell
cadaver.
La gaceta., 1941-10-27
NGFLO GRECO CANDIDA
TO A ESCO-
LAR

Angelo Greco, persona que
yoza de grandes simpatias en- la
clonia latina, anunci6 aver su
andidatura a apoderado eSco-
ar.
Junto con Greco sc anuncia-
ron tambien ell Sr. H. G. Turn
r., un prestigioso ciudadanO,
oresidente de la compania Tur-
ar Marble and Granite Co., y
Willard Johnson, maestro y eX-
mentor de futbol del Institute
Hi,lsbOrough.
Tenemos entendido que estos
res caballeros cuentan con ell a.
pogo de un numeroso de ciuda-
danos.
Greco sirvi6 a Estados Uni
dos en- la guerra mundial y per-
tenece al puesto Marcelo Con
zlez, de la Legion Americana,
al Centre EspahOl, Centre As
turiano, Circulo Cubano, Unio-
ne Italiana, Caballeros del Agui
la de ORC, Logia Universal, Odd
Fellows Y otras asociaciones.
La esposa de Greco, Sra. Ma.
ria Sanchez de Greco, dana Gu
bana, preside actualmente la
Secci6n de Damas de Protec-
ci6n i. Auxilio del Centre Espa-
mol.
Angelo pertenece tambien a.
la Camara de Concrete do Y
Dor.
Como florista es uno de los
mas conocidos en- ell estadO de
Florida.
Ell otro candidate latino a a.
pOderado escolar 10 es ell conoci-
do industrial Johnny Diaz.
La gaceta., 1941-10-27
Inglatera ayudara a Russia con tropas
La situacion es delicada en- la cuenca de Donetz.
Aminorada la preston nazi en- ell canine
de Napoleon

Stalino, Ell la cuenca del Do
metz.
La preston de los nazis en- ell
llamado canine de Napoleon ha
sido aminorada.
Nuevos avances han he,ho
los alemanes on direction de
Rostov, pero aun Sc italian a 20
millas de diStancia.
FL ej6rcito Soviet mantiene
su preston contra las posiciones
alemanas de Pokrovk; pero Sc
ha hecho muy POGO progreso.
Algunas retiradas estrategi
cas- Sc verificaron EN- la Cri-
mea, apesar del NAL TEMPO.
La mitad de Kalinin sigue
EN- poder de las tropas rusas.
Ell tango y la nieve ayudan al
ejercito russo en- algunos sec
torres.
Los naZis dicen que la 'Di-
vision Azul" espanola repeli6
en- ell norte un ataque de las
trOpas rusas, ocasionando mu
chas bajas. FL mando Soviet
NADIA ha dicho sobre este par
ticular.
En- ell frente de Moscu, ell
mariscal nazi Fedor Won
Book ha tenido que pedir ell
auxilio de las tropas finlande
saS y rumanas.
Anteanoche fueron derriba-
dos en- MoscG, por la artilleria y
los cazas rusos, "a aparatos ale
names.
Los peri6dicos del Soviet de-
mandan de las industries acre
cienten la production concedien
do que "nuestras perdidas son
considerables, aunque las del e.
nemigo han sido enormes."
Varias fabricas del area anne
mazda han sido desmanteladas
y embarcadas hacia ell este. Els
l6gicO suponer que la superiOri-
dad alemana en- tanques y aero
pianos continuara por algdn
tempo.
Mientras los centres indus
triales del oriente no funcionen
a tOda capacidad, la ayuda de
Estados Unidos e Inglaterra Sc
considerara urgente
La gaceta., 1941-10-27

ran, pero 81 los Glen millones de
japoneses actuamos unados, ma
da podran conferences.
I'm peri6dico japones asegu-
ra qre Thailand sigue sOmetida
a una fIerte preston economical
y militar, por parte de Estados
Unidos e Inglaterra, que emana
de Malaga y Burma.
BESIDE V.adivostOck komuni-
can que veinte soldados japone-
ses atacaron a un destacamento
russo. en- la %frontera, cerca de la
aldea de Rasklno, Ell dia %. Las
dos parties tuvieron heridos.
Huyeron los nipones y deja-
ron abandonados rifles y bSas.
Mandaba "a patrulla rusa'el ca
DO Anirih. Los gresores Sc le-
varon sus heridOs,
La gaceta., 1941-10-27

HosgG, oct. ~. Sc da por se.
yuro que lnglaterra ayudara a
Russia con tropas, pero NADIA Sc
IA di.ho oficialmente. FL movi-
niento de tropaS, baio ell man
10 Gel general Wayell. Sc hara
!esde Irania Y en- direction del
CaGCaSo.
La situaci6n Sc concidera gra
ye en- la cuenca del rio Donetz
Dero en- ell frente de Mosci los
naziS han sido rechazados. En-
ell sector de Mozhaisk la batala
es de gran intensidad.
I'm decreto publicado por los
nazis, en- Noruega, ordena or
dena la entrega a su ejercito de
la chSluetas y pantalones de
invierno, junto con mochilas y
otros equipos.
La entrega debera hacerse an
ties del dia 81 de octubre
Este equipo 10 necesita ell enc
migo para su campaia Ell el te-
rritOrio Soviet
Los ejercitos alemanes no sc
italian a las puertas de Moscu,
como dice la propaganda alems
ma.
FL NAL tempo contin1a diff
cultando las Operaciones del e.
nemigo. La resistencia rusa, en-
los s~ectores de la capital, Sc
mantiene intacta.
En- ell sector sur ell enemigo
utilize equipo pesado y un pOde
roso eiercito, pero no logrU
romper la tenaz resistencia sovi6
tica. Los canones rusos han des-
trozado varias Columns de tan
ques, ermitiendo a la infanteria
retirarse y crear nuevas posicio
mes en- ell sector de Maloyarosla-
vets, IS millas al suroeste de
MOscu.
Los combates Sc sostienen,
cuerpo a cuerpo, en- las GALES de
Kalinin y tambien Sc combate
sin compassion en- Mozhaisk, 81
millas al Oeste.
Aumenta ell peligro para las
grandes tuberias de petroleo ST.
tuadas en- la entrada al Caucaso,
sector de Rostov-Don. Ell man
do russo admite la perdida de
La gaceta., 1941-10-27

'os peri6dieos del domingo,
70 pronunci6 una ola pala
ira.
New York, Octubre o.
Mas de 5000 obreros de los
astilleros donde son repara.
dos los barcos de guerra in
gleses, en- Brooklyn, Sc decla
raron hoy en- huelga. Este nG'
nero aumentara a mas de seis
mil. Todos pertenecen al CLIO.
La compania afectada sc nom
bra Robins Drydock.
Washington, Octubre 81
Anoche pidi6 ell p%residente
Roosevelt al lider obrero John
L. Lewis, expresidente del
CLIO, que rescinda la orden de
huelga en- las minas de carbon
prOpiedad de una poderosa
cOmpania fabricante de acero.
Sehala ell jefe de Estado a Lee
wis, en- una carta, que es nece
sario no interrumpir la pro-
duccion del carbon que Sc usa
para fabricar ell acero.
John l.. Lewis estudia ell
problema y de hoy a mahana
contestant al Presidente. Apa-
recen afectados por la dispu.
ia NADIA menos que $4,000 mi
neros.
Washington, Octubre 81
La Junta de la Reserva Fede-
raj revise aver sus reglas de
credito y las nuevas entraran
en- vigor ell dia / de diciembre.
Los cambios mas importantes
hechos son estos:
"Aumentar ell maxine de la
cantidad en- ventas a plazos,
reguladas por la ley, desde
$1,000 a $1,000; requerir que
los p~restamistas pidan una de
claraci6n de las personals a
las cuales presten; exceptuar
de las reglas prestamos de ne
gOcios y pr6stamos para la com
pra o construction de TODD un
edificio; permitir a los cam
pesinos mas comodidad en- ell
pago de los ~prestamos a pla-
zos; eliminar cualQuier reque
rimiento para un pago al con-
tadO, 81 no Sc requiere mas de
$500.
Ottawa, Canada, Octubre
27.-Seis de los Eases" de la
aviaci6n inglesa salieron hoy
para Estados Unidos, donde
seran agregados a los cuerpos
a6reos. Todo son comandan-
ties de alas o de grupos y Sc
nombran H. |. Edwards, A. G..
Malan, Harry Broadhurst, j.
N. H. Whitworth, r. S. Tuck y
captain c. Boothman.
La gaceta., 1941-10-27

Washington, Octubre 81. -
Al comit6 de relaciones eXte-
rioreS del Senado inform6 hoy
ell secretario de FstadO, Mr..
Hull. que ell pals no tiene ell
prop6sito de meterse en- una
verdadera guerra Y que su
curse actual es dictado por Ia
ley de defensa propia. "Es de
toda importancia que defenda
mos nuestros derechos en- ell
Atlantico contra un movimien
to de fuerza y desprecio de la
ley. Seguiremos un curse fir
me, pero sin meternos en- Incl
denies innecesarios. Algo que
demade ell respeto que un va
iiente debe tener para otro."
Recomend6 ell Secretario que
Sc ansanche la ley de neutra-
lidad de mode que los vapores
americanos puedan ir a los
puertos de los siete mares del
mundo. Preguntado sobre 81 ell
pals escoltaba actualmente
barcos mercantes, ell Secreta-
rio respondi6 que asf 10 supO-
Mia ell.
Detroit, Octubre 27.-Du-
rante ell ano 1941 perderan la
vida en- ell pals, en- accidente
automovilistas, segGn los cal
culos hechos, as, 900 personals
con 1,75O,0 900 heridos y lesio-
nados Y $4,000 900 en- perdi-
das economicas.
Sera ell ano mas terrible, en-
n1mero de muertos, heridos y
danos, en- la historic de la
transportation motorizada.
Superara con mucho a las
desgracias de 1887, cuando
perecieron 39,643 personals,
con 100000 heridos y lesio-
nados.
Owensboro, KY, Octubre q
Una explosion en- las minas
de la Sterling Coal Company,
en- Daniel Boone, tiene atrapa
dos, y en- peligro de muerte,
a un considerable n1mero de
obreros. Daniel Boone es una
aldea minera a IL millas de
jacksonville.
Bellefonte, Pa, Octubre 81.
-Por haber asesinado a una
mujer, Ethel Angler Atkins,
de "a amos, esposa divorciada
de un miembro de la RIGA ia
milia tabacaiera Duke, murio
hoy en- la silia electrical ell CO.
cinero William ]. Earnest, un
hombre de SO amos.
La ejecuci6n Sc verified a
las 1894 minutes de la madru
gada y luego de que habia lei
do las primeras ediciones de
La gaceta., 1941-10-27
DISUELTAS d LAS OR
-GANIZACIONES oBRERAS

Vichy, Francia Esclava, Oct.
27.El gobierno de Petain disol
vic hoy las organizaciones o =
breras y en- su lugar dej6 es-
tablecida la "Carta del Ira
bajo." Todos los gremios han
sido reemplazados por corpo-
raciones controladas por Ell 60
biernO, pareeidas a las que e
xisten en- Italia,
La gaceta., 1941-10-27
LEGO Ell MUFTI DE JERU-
SALEM

Roma, oct. 27.-Ha buscado
refugio en- Italia el desterrado
Gran Multi de Jerusalem. Hizo
ell viaje por aeroplano hasta Ell
territorio italiano. Los peri6di-
cos fascistas dicen de 81 que es
la mas impOrtante personalidad
del mundo arabe y uno de los
mas distinguidos jefes del ma
hometismo".
La gaceta., 1941-10-27
BANQUETE EN- HONOR
DEL COL JOHNSON

FL dia 3 de nOviembre, seg1n
nos informa el Sr. Manuel Dfaz,
Sc verificara un manquete en-
honor del coronel Johnson, je-
fe de los cadetes de nuestros ms
titutos locales.
Ha sido trasladado Ell coronel
a las Filipinas y sus amigos
quieren despt Brio carihosamen
to y comiendd
Mas de cieH personas partici-,
paran en- ell btnquete, que tez
mos Ia seguritad culri
IN complete Gxito.
La gaceta., 1941-10-27
TRATADo ENTIRE ITALIA Y
A

Roma, Odt, 27.-Un tratado
entire Italia y Croacia Sc firm6
hoy en- Zagreb. Fila ell documen
to las fronteras entire Croacia y
Montenegro, secciones quitadas
a Yugoeslavia.