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Evening star., 1941-08-12
Reds Described
As Attempting
Escape by Sea
BY the Associated Press.

bS tfio ASSOCldlcu rIcSS-
BERLIN, Aug. 12.-Flying units
of Adolf Hitler's panzer divisions
have pursued Soviet Armies Of
the Ukraine to the Black Sea
coast at several points, Nazi mill
tary sources said tonight, partly
isolating the Red Army units cor
nered to the west
The points along the Black Sea
coast at which the panzer units
have arrived were not divulged by
these sources. but earlier it was
reported the Germans were driving
to objectives east of Ochakov, a
small Black Sea port 40 miles east
of Odessa, the big naval base.
All Soviet troops in those areas
and farther west toward the Dnie-
ster were said in these earlier re-
ports to be virtually trapped.
Rail facilities in the whole area
were reported demoralized as the
Luftwaffe pounded at everything
moving. The Russians we're said to
be trying to escape by sea.
The high command, stating that
Operations on the Eastern front
continue favorably," said in its daily
bulletin that the Luftwaffe bombed
military objectiveS in Moscow last
night along with several important
railway functions. Big fires and
explosions crippled the Soviet rail-
way facilities, the high command
said
DNB. reported that six Soviet
transport vessels had been sunk by
German bombers off the coast of
Odessa, which is a great oil and
grain port serving the rich Ukraine
area.
Indicating great power in the Ger
man attack. DNB. stated that
German artillery fire had sunk three
Russian gunboats in the lower
Dnieper River Sunday and yester-
day, and that 27,0O0 tons of Russian
shipping had been sent to the bot
tom of the big waterway in this
manner.
The Dnieper, after flowing through
Kiev and near Bel Tserkov, where
fighting has been raging for days,
swings far eastward before flowing
into the Black Sea approximately
100 miles east of Odessa.
The German forces in the van of
the encircling movement were re-
ported to be moving down both
banks of the Bug River toward
Nikolaev.
Authoritative quarters in Lon
don estimated that small num-
Der Of German armored forces"
is only about 40 miles from
Nikolaey.
The main German drive to the
Black Sea is developing from the
Uman area, these sources said.
There the NaZis are throwing
their full weight while armies on
the northern and central fronts
are holding gains, it was said.
perhaps 100000 German
troops are engaged in the Ukraine
fighting, the sources saidD
Threat Aimed at Odessa.
This encircling movement, reports
from the front indicated, conceded
with direct threat aimed at Odessa
from the west by Nazi and Rumani-
an forces advancing across the
Dniester from Bessarabia.
Odessa is roughly IS or 40 miles
east of the Dniester and about so
miles west of the mouth of the Bug
The Berlin press proclaimed that
the outlook fore further Nazi sue
cesses in the Ukraine was extremely
good"
Unofficial reports on the progress
of German troops driving into the
Ukraine were supported by a map
released to the controlled press by
the high command-the first so is
sued since the Russian war started
June %.
Shaded areas-rather than hard
and fast lines-were used to indi-
tSee GERMANS, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1941-08-12
Knox Awaits { Conference Today
To Decide on Shipyord Seizure
Head Of New Jersey Plant Coming Here;
Has Asked Navy to Take Over to End Strike

Hillman, associate director of o. P.
NJ, for an hour, and said when he
emerged that the meeting had been
recessed until 2 o'clock this after
noon.
Mr.. Korndorff said he could not
discuss developments in the hour
conference he had held During q
part of the time he had been closet
ed with Secretary Knox and Navy
officials without the presence of Mr.
Hillman. Mr.. Hillman sat in an
outer Office for approximately 2t
minutes before Mr.. Korndorff left
Secretary Knox's private quarters.
In proposing the Navy take over
the plant yesterday, Mr.. Korndorfl
declared that the strike involves
Evening star., 1941-08-12
Bill Pays Boy S., 900
By the Associated Press.

bs tDe AsbUCfNIeu FTeSSs
The Senate today passed and
sent to the White House a bill for
payment of 5000 to Norman Car
lin Brown. S years old, of AIexan-
dria, in settlement of claims against
the United States for the death of
his father. Chester Brown. who was
killed September 40, 1910. vhan
struck by an Army truck on the
highway near Alexandria.
Evening star., 1941-08-12
EccIes Studies Code
To. Regulate Buying
On Insta||ment Plan
Several Doys Required
To Work Out New Curb
On InfIotionory SoIes
By the Associated Press.

Easy payment plans felt the I'M
pact of defense requirements today
as the administration acted to curb
the Nations $4,000, 900 900 Install
ment credit business.
The announced purpose of the
curb was two-fold:
To discourage consumers from
buying many things containing ma
terials that otherwise would be con-
served for defense production needs
To counteract inflationary ten
denotes that arise when the demand
for certain goods is greater than the
supply.
President Roosevelt, in an execu-
tive order issued late yesterday
directed that the control system be
set up to regulate the huge credit
business now being transacted
through the country's banks, stores
and personal finance companies.
The order instructed the Federal
Reserve system to formulate and
administer the regulations under a
World War statute which carries
criminal penalties as high as 10
years Imprisonment and $4,000
fine. for violations.
There was no immediate indica-
ton of what the rules would be, but
Mr. Roosevelt specifically authorized
such measures as requiring down
payments where they are not now
required; requiring bigger down
payments than now necessary; re-
quiring larger weekly or monthly
installments and reducing the
length of time such payments may
run.
Present Contracts Exempt.
Credit contracts already existing
or entered into before the new
regulations become effective will not
be subject to the new control
system.
The President held that the
regulations were necessary to cur
tail the present use Of installment
credit for purchase Of consumers
durable goods
Chairman Mariner S. Eccles Of
the Federal Reserve Board said
that this meant automobiles, wash
ing machines, refrigerators, ironers,
vacuum cleaners and many other
goods"
These, he pointed out, required
the same materials as the produc-
ton of defense supplies. "At pres
ent," he added, armament demands
for such materials are, and probably
throughout the emergency will be,
so great that the surplus left over
for production of consumers durable
goods will in many cases only per-
NIT an output of such goods consid-
erably smaller than that attained
in recent months"
To Work Out Rules.
Beyond this indication, Mr.. Eccles
did not specify the complete range
of products whose purchase on credit
would be affected. He avoided any
details on the code of regulations
that would be adopted, explaining
that it would take several days tc
work this out.
Until the code has been formu-
lated, he said, consumers were free
to make purchases on whatevea
| (see MsTALLMENTs, Page A-zJ
Evening star., 1941-08-12
DarIan Named French Dictator
.Nazis Claim Advance to Black Sea;
Co|oqne ePoundedinR.AF.At Attack
All Military
Powers Put in
AdmiruI's Hands
Hy tie Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
VICHY, Unoccupied France,
Aug. 12.-Vice Premier Admiral
Jean Darlan was named Minis
ter of National Defense today IN
a REORGANIZATION of the French
cabinet which concentrated all
military powers in his hands.
A decree published in a special
edition of the official journal gave
Admiral Darlan greater powers tnan
anv person or combination OF per-
sons in France, except Chief OF Sta1e
Marshal Petain himself.
Admiral Darlan, who on June 10
called for loyal collaboration with
Germany and who has publicly at
tackled Britains war role since the
fall of France, was placed in charge
of the following by today's decree:
/, General organization of ma
tional defense.
2. Distribution and use OF the
armed forces.
3. General inspection of the armed
forces.
Follows Cry by Press.
The clue to the concentration OF
mowers was seen in statements Wnen
such q measure first was hlnted
that Admiral Darlan would thus
have his hands freer to conduct pe-
eotiations with Germany for col
laboration.
The German controlled Paris press
has been insisting lately that col
laboration include military as well
as political and economic matters,
and has urged that such co-opera-
ton especially be extended to cover
the defense of Dakar on the west
ern hump" of Africa and other
strategic points in French Africa.
Raised to Ministerial Rank.
All members of the government
were raised to ministerial rank by
the new decree Some of them pre-
viously had held the rank only Of
state secretary.
The government now is composed
of eight ministers:
Admiral Darlan, national defense,
foreign affairs and navy.
Gen Charles Huntziger, war.
Joseph Bathelemy. Justice
Pierre Pucheu. interior formerly
the secretary of that Department..
Yves Bouthillier, national econ
omy and finance.
Pierre Caziot, agriculture.
Henry Moysset, minister of state
formerly a secretary of state).
Lucien Romier, minister of state.
In addition, two state secretaries
were named. One is M. Charbin,
president of the Lyon Chamber Of
Commerce, appointed secretary of
state of food supply, post formerly
held by M. CaZiot.
The second, Paul Marion, fills an
entirely new post as secretary gen.
eral of information and propaganda
The secretariates of state for ma
tional education and youth, family
and public health were turned over
to M. Pucheu as minister of the
interior.
At the same time decree almost
as important stopped payment as of
October l. 1941, of salaries to men,
bers of the Chamber of Deputies
and Senate.
Evening star., 1941-08-12
British Auxiliary Ship
Sunk, Italians Report

ROME, Aug. II R.-Itahan
planes were credited today by the
high command with torpedoing and
sinking a 2,8OO-ton British auxiliary
ship in the Eastern Mediterranean.
British warplanes bombed the
towns of Crotone and Catanza in
the toe of the Italian boot yes
terday. Two of the raiders were
shot down by anti-aircraft fire and
the crew of one was taken prisoner,
the Italian communique said.
The Italian garrison at Culquabert
in northern Ethiopia was reported
by the Fascist high command to
have made another sortie against
besieging British forces, inflicting
heavy casualties.
On the North African front the
daily war bulletin noted continued
Ca DayNr -. %
Evening star., 1941-08-12
Great Air Armada
Attacks Coast
OF France
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-The r. A
F. bombed Cologne in an auda-
cious daylight raid today and
sent a great air armada out tc
attack the coast of German
occupied France on a NONSTOP
foray which sharply renewed
Britain's large-scale air offensive
against the Reich.
The raid on the ancient Rhine
land metropolis was described by
the British Press Association al
possibly the heaviest daylight at
tack yet made on Germany The
assault on the French coast was
carried out in such force that OBJ
servers on the English southeast
coast gave up trying to count the
number of planes roaring out over
the Channel.
High-f1ying bombers and protect
ing fighter planes swept eastward
in both ''V" and diamond forma
tions. Crowds gathered all after
noon to watch the spectacular Of
fensive.
Targets of the flyers who attacked
France were listed as a power sta
ton near Bethune and railway COM
munications near ST Omer. The
bombers were Hampdens, escorted
by fighters.
Blenheim bombers were reported
to have carried out the bombing OF
Cologne, the third daylight attack
on this city since the beginning OF
the war.
The city, which straddles the
Rhine and contains many of the
vital industries for which the Rhine
land is famed and which are feed
ing the German war machine, ha,
been raided approximately 100 time.
by night.
1t is the third largest city in Ger
many, having a normal population
Of about 10000.
The British bombers had to fly
over about $50 miles of hostile ter
ritory to reach Cologne. which lie,
about 40 miles inside the German
frontier with the Netherlands
The many-towered city is famous
for its great Gothic cathedral anc
for numerous other buildings, dating
back to the 18th century.
Swarm Over Strait.
In the attack in France squad
ron after squadron of r. A. F. ma.
chimes swarmed through the sky al
a height of 5000 feet above the
Dover Strait. AS they moved or
toward their detectives the big heet
was outlined sharply against masse.
of clouds.
Watchers on the English side saw
no signs of opposition. The biz
bombers few toward the continent
in formation and some Of them re.
turned, still in formation, while new
units were just starting out for thu
attack.
These raids followed q night raic
on industrial Germany in which biz
bombers attacked Krefeld, Nun.
chengladbach and Reydt, between
Belgium and the Rhine.
Naxi Planes Over Britain.
German planes were reported il
the vicinity of South Wales ant
Western England this afternoon
presumably on reconnaissance.
On the home front, the govern.
ment said only one hostile aircraft
flew over the southwest coast ant
M borohs were dropDed
Evening star., 1941-08-12
do-Chino Bons Export
Except Those to japan

BY the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, Wednesday, Aug. 13
"A dispatch by Domei. japanese
news agency, from Hanoi said to-
day that the French Indo-C China
government has prohibited the ex-
port Of all merchandise except that
going to Japan.
Evening star., 1941-08-12

TRENTON, N. j. Aug. II [P.-A
bronze plaque commemorating the
surrender of the Hessians at the
first battle of Trenton has been
stolen from the front Of the Public
Service Electric & Gas Co. building,
police were told today.
Evening star., 1941-08-12

"A Congressional investigation of
the effect of the national defense
program on small business was
sought in a resolution introduced
in the House today by Representa-
tive Patman, Democrat Of Texas.
Evening star., 1941-08-12
Summary Of Todoy's Star

Foreign.
British bombers strike at Northern
France in day raids. Page Al
Australian Parliament called to dis
cuss Far East. Page Al
Fighting begins anew between Peru
and Ecuador forces. Page A-6
National.
Senate committee to act on new wal
building today. Page Al
Steel case may find Supreme Court
without quorum. Page Al
Administration acts to curb infia-
tionary buying. Page Al
House leaders may accept 18-month
limit on draft bill. Page Al
George sees $3.50 and 81, 500 income
tax exemptions. Page Az
Frozen Portuguese assets in U. S
are released. Page At
Washington and Vicinity.
Marshall c. Hall, prominent rail
road solicitor, dies. Page ALL
Evening star., 1941-08-12
Weather Forecast

Fair, cooler; lowest tonight about 6e;
tomorrow fair and continued moderate
temperature. Temperatures today
Highest, IS. at 80 pm; lowest, SO, at
4:50 am; "a at 2 pm.
From the United States weather bureau report
Full Details PAGE Az.
Evening star., 1941-08-12
Historic Plaque Stolen

See RAIDS, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1941-08-12

See STRIKES, Page Aid
Evening star., 1941-08-12

(See JAPAN, Page A-170
Evening star., 1941-08-12
Potmon Urges New Probe

See DRAFT, Page A-6)
Evening star., 1941-08-12

LVSAI-NNT NNTTONAL-FOkEIGN
Associated Press and t49 wirephotos. North
American Newspaper Alliance, Chicago
Daily News Foreign Service and The stars
Stan Writers. Reporters and Photographers
tpy Means AssoeisteA Press
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

QueStas. En- el salon principal Sc
situara ell celebrado conjunto
Don Francisco y en- la sala
cantina dividiran honores las or
questas la Tropical" con sus.
cantanteS Srta. Mercedes Sam
chez y Joaquin Barcena, y la
Sonora, teniendo esta en- la
parte vocal a la Srta. JoSefina
Ramil, para las pleas espan1-
las ylas y mexicanas, y para las
cubanas al cantante Sr, Rafael
Artigas. Este conjunto, bajo la
direction de lSr. Victor Gonza-
'lez, e%strsnara las siguientes pie
zas:
Pasodobles, "Sevilla' y ar
Matao"; Bolero son, "B6same
Basame" Huapango, LA Hi
guerra. Esta orquesta consumi-
ra ell turno de 100 a $3.50.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
ropa y 10 sac6 def aguOs

ANPos ~ otNo9 AA ~
al mirarlS Ia cara. VIC que
era otro hombre.
La policia identified ell cuerpo
como ell de Leo Oppenheimer,
un refugiado aleman, excomer-
ciante en- su pals.
Cuando Sc lie llev6 Ell cuerpo
de Oppenheimer a su eSposa, CO.
memo a llorar y decir: "Hitler
ha hechO esto'. a....tes de venir
"a America, Cppenheimer habia
eStado en- I'm campamento de
concentration.
lie quitaron los nazis TODD ell
dinero que poSeia.
Frank Kovacik seguira vigil
lando la orilla del rio hasta en-
.contrar el cuerpo de su padre.
Es una eScena "novelesca" de
Ia historic humana, superior a
todas las novelas, por exagera-
das que parezcan,
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
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La gaceta., 1941-02-14
Ell Bale de maNGnd

Ell Bale de mGnGnG
Mahana sabado efectuara la
Sociedad L'Unione Italiana, ba-
10 los auspicios de su Secoi6n de
Recreo, su traditional Bale So
cial de CARNIVAL, en- ell edificio
de la Septima avenida.
Fiesta social, que Sc vera muy
concurrida.
A la l 800 de la manana, y en-
ell salon de seSiones, Sc ~efectuara
una lucida reception, a la que es-
tan invitados los miembros de
las Secciones de Damas y Recreo
de las Sociedades hermanas pc
riodistas e invitados de honor.
Empezara a las once de la no.
cine, con la orquesta Homer
Mercer"
Muy agradecido al Sr. Paler-
mo por la fina invitaci6n que me
envia.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
Ell Buen HHmOr SObre los
Peligros de los BOmbardcros

EB BUen HHnOf SCORE los
Peligros de los BOmbGrdcros
La Srta. Gertrude Lawrence
de este pals ACADIA de recibir una
! carta de la Sra. Dudley Gilroy,
amiga, residente en- Inglaterrl,
en- la que lie envfa una copia de
La Perfecta Guardiana" el ma
nual de las senoritas Y Senoras
encargadas de la vigilancia y a
asistencia en- estes dias de que
ira.
Els una prueba de buen humor
y dice:
La Perfecta Guardidna
Debe ser
Tan industriosa como una nor
miga, paciente como un aSno,
terca como una mula, Saba CO
mo una lechuza, astuta como IL
ma zorra, fuerte como un bece-
rro, suave como una paloma Y
valiente como una recogedora de
Subscripciones.
Debe Poser
Ell ojo de un aguila, la piel de
un elefante, la d~iplomacia de 81
estadista, la tenacidad de I'm
bulldog, la paciencia de Job y Ia
memoria de Datas.
Debe eStdr prepdrddd
Para actuar como una amiga,
una nodriza SEGA, una nodriza
hGmeda, comadrona, medico,
munidor y una fuente de todos
los conocimientos.
EStdr LiSta
Para ser volada, destrozada,
asada viva, quemada viva, adu-
lada y maldecida.
Debe Ser
Agil, servil, sorda, muda, in
cOnsciente 81 es necesario. nero
no siempre.
Debe
Poder hablar ell ingles como
debiera ser hablado o uSar un
tel6fono cuando sc lie ordene.
Actudr
Como mensajero universal,
llevando un pito, respirador cas-
90 de acero, protector para los
ojos, traje contra Ell gas, botas
lie gonna, campanilla, detector
de gas, GAIA para la primera Gu
ra, almuerzo, bombas para dar
aire, CUBIC para llenar con Ger
vaza y mantenerse alegre GUAM
do su jefe Ia visite, a las 3 de Ia
mahana, y perturbe su amodo-
rramiento.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
LA vERBENA DEL TABAcO

Esta noche celebrara una i'm
portantlsima reunion La VERDE
ma del Tabaco en- Ell local de ia
-Camara de Concrete de Ybor, a
las ocho de la noche.
Ru6g&se la asistencia de todos
los miembroS del directorate.
Hay que completar los traba-
jos para La Verbena, que Sc e.
fectuara en- los p.imeros dias
del mes de MARIO
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
Gran animdci6n

UIUU ~HttNtttCt Ot
Existe para asistir ell pr6ximo
domingo a la comida y bale que
efectuara la sociedad Centre AS
turiano, en- honor de la nueva Di
rectiva.
La fiesta comenzara con un su
culento almuerzo, confeccionado
por uno de nuestros mejoreS Res
taurants, a las 1890 del dfa.
Ell costo del mismo Sc ha Sc
nalado en- $1.00 para los adultos
y SOC para los memories.
Alas 300 de Ia tarde princi-
piara Ell bale, que es social.
Sera amenizado por tres or :
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
BuScobo cl Coddrcr de su Padre

BUscobo cl Coddrer de Su Padre
Frank Kovacik. de % amos,
vicne yigilanGo la orilla del rio
Hudson en- la vecindad de la ca
lie 100, en- New York, por GUAM
to espera encontrar el cadavar
de Su padre, que 81 estima Sc a
rroj6 al rio y Sc suicide. Ell pa
DIRE de Frank sali6 de su casa,
,egdn su eSpOSa Ana, llevando
el "anillo de la mala S%uerte",
una sortija con una piedra a.
zul que, segun 81, siempre lie pro
ducia la mala suerte. AL salir de
la casa tenia Is centavos en- los
bolsillos y Sc los di6 a ella, di-
citndole: va no los necesito.
No regres6 Ell viejo al hogan
y la esposa y ell hiio Green que Sc
trio al rio, suicidandose.
TCdOS los diaS Frank recorre
la orilla durante siete u ocho no.
raS Y aguarda el momento de
rescatar ell cuerpO de su padre.
Anteayer, al norte de la Gale
100, Frank vic un cadaver que
fotaba. Tenia una ligera calvi-
Gle en- la cabeza, como su padre.
Sc trio, agarr6 ell cuerpo por la
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
Los eSpOSOS Martinez

BESIDE la ciudad de Jackson
vile recibo una postal de la esti-
mazda Y apreciada pareja de bal
les Johnny & Miller Martinez.
Nos informan del exito que es-
tan obteniendo en- ell Hotel MAY
flower" FL contrato les ha sido
extendido por una semana mas.
Nuestra felicitacion a estos
destacadoS bailarines,
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
SA~
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR A R RoDRIGUEZl

ImppOTtGnte junta
Esta noche, a las Ocho, Sc reu-
niran los directories de La Yer
bena del Tabaco.
Ell Sr. Jose Glamour, presi-
dente de La Verbena, ruega la
mas puntual asiStencia.
Sepanlo los interesados.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
Ot1'd juntd

OtrG juntd
La Secci6n Juvenil de la Or
den CaballerO de la Luz verified
ra en- la noche de hoy viernes u
ma junta extraordinaria, en- Id
que Sc trataran asuntos de gran
importancia.
Tendra lugar en- el sitio y ho-
ra de costumbre.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14

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La gaceta., 1941-02-14
NdciniieHtO

NGclntleHt0
Ell hogar de los esposOs Fran
cisco y Martha Luisa Morales
Sc We alegrado con ell advent
miento de un hermoso varoncito
que vino al mundo, con toda fe-
licidad, en- el Hospital Munich
pal
Los esposos Morales residen
sn el 1904 de la S6ptima ave.
Ell nuevo infante levara por
nombre Francisco, Jr.
Felicidades.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
"YGLentiNe PdrtN"

OtCftttW' 4 W
En- el hermoso salon de fies-
tas del Centre Espanol, 10 cele-
brara esta nOche la Secci6n de
DamaS.
Las primeras horas la pasa-
ran jugaDdo al complicado jue-
go "Fifty', recibiendo los CANA
deros valiosos premios.
Una popular ~Orluesta ameni-
cara los bailables.
Muy pequena la cantidad Sc
halada por la entrada: % cts.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

s. al llegar la manana no la
han lleyado a un manicomio pue
de ser clasificada como AL y ca
paz de tratar con todos los men,
safes que reciba,
Y la Sra. Gilroy lie agrega a
su amigo: Y ademas es cierto
TODD ESQ.
La gaceta., 1941-02-14
ELOGLADA DE COSTA
A COSTA

No paBe humillaciones por tener
u cara LENA oe granos. Aquf es-
ta la ayuda. FL hQu1do ZEK0,
pOcerOso S~uavizante, aliVia r&pi-
damente In cCmeg6n, el dolor y
eura. ZEM0 eontiene 10 Dc loS
m as pOderosos efectivos ingre-
pOr specialists de gran meritO.
Una prHeba lie convsneer1. 9S 6ts.
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Santos del Did

DUNIOS UT DtU
Valentin, Vidal Y Antonio.
Tn cordial saludo para Anto-
Mo Portland, Antonio Dfaz, An
tonic Rodriguez, Antonio la Paz
Y a todOs aquellos que no haya-
mos consignadO y respondan a
los nombres mencionados.