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late X X X
bulletins
Garrison Repulses Nazis

oMOSCOW, Sept 6-QF-A Soviet eommunique declored
today o attempts Of the enemy pierce the line of defense
of Odessa stroted by the heroic fight Of oors
and land troops" It reported fighting continued throughout
Lost night along the entire battlefront.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-06
Biz Italian Liner Sunk

olONDON Sept 6-l4o-The Admiralty reported today the
II 398ton toon liner espero had been topedoed and sunk
by British submarine off TripoIi
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-06
HOnekOne Rehearses Defense

oHONGkONG Sept. 6-Qo-Defense exercises which will
continue for week here inououroed today this
sh Crown colony with volunteer corps composed Of
notionohties cooperating with regular British troops
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-06
Luftwaffe Blasts Suez

oBeRllN Sept 6-Qq-The Germans reported today their
bobers ottocked the Suez Cono lost night cousino
destruction and fires at the soo orpor The night be-
fore the Germans Sold 10000 ship and onother of
1000 tons destroyed by bombs dropped the Canal
Evening star., 1941-11-16
TO FAME IN a CABOOSE
Continued from pogs seven

He was conveyed to the lobby and
turned over to the police. A police cap
tain wanted to know what all the fuss
was about. Whereupon Carradine
gave an impromptu and probably
slightly frantic performance of his
own. But he convinced the cops that
he was right.
Hearing Carradine's own account of
this episode is one of the major high
lights of Hollywood. He doesn't tell it.
He acts it. At. l hope he will pardon
me for adding. some length.
The Pasadena Playhouse completed
its Shakespearean cycle at about this
time, and Carradine became one of
natures most pitiful spectacles: an
actor without a theater. Yet so
wrapped up was our lean Cassius in
the mellifluous lines of the Bard that
he practiced on his own stage. which
was wherever he happened to be.
CThere is a persistent legend that he
used to 60 out to the Hollywood Bowl
Evening star., 1941-11-16

ticularly to one whose very soul
basked in the glow of the Bard. In the
middle of the second act, audience and
players alike were startled by the
booming intonation of single word
which issued from the balcony. The
word was:
Stop
The players obeyed instantly. The
audience looked around. There at the
balcony rail stood our hero. hand up
raised.
Stop he thundered again.
The ushers began to move toward
him. What travesty on Hamlet is
this?" Caradine rolled out. The lines
are wrong; everything is wrong! This
is no Shakespearean performance! This
is fraudr' He looked toward the box
in which was ensconced the mayor
and his party. ''Sir." he intoned. Il
demand that as mayor of this city you
join me in this protest.
The ushers had him by this time.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

at midnight and perform to vast
absent audience in the darkness, but
Carradine denies this with all his
soul.) One thing is certain: he used to
walk along Hollywood Boulevard. re-
Evening star., 1941-11-16

citing lines from his favorite plays in
sonorous, if muted, voice. Some claim
that he actually wore cape while
doing So He became known as The
Bard of the Boulevard, attracting as
Evening star., 1941-11-16

In line with the national movement to
provide more adequate American diet,
remember that Del Monte Pineapple
Juice is . good source Of vitamins b.,
and c; contains vitamin A and q number
of minerals. What's more. Del Monte's
care in handling makes sure Of maximum
values to be found in any canned pine
apple juice.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Macarthur Takes Over
Philippine Air Corps
Rx the Axsnciated presx

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA, Aug. 15.-Lt. Gen
Douglas Macarthur took over the
Philippine Army Air Corps today as
the first step in the incorporation
of Philippine armed forces under his
new Far East command.
Gen. Macarthur, during the brief
ceremony at Fabian Field near
Manila, told airmen and high Amer
ican and Philippine officials:
II welcome this splendid group of
young soldiers into the service of the
Army of the United States. As a
component part of the Far Eastern
command, I am sure if war comes
you will do your full part. I am
certain that in such case you will
write your own history, write in red
on your enemy's breasts.
From time immemorial men have
died that their country might live
and only those are fit to live who
are not afraid to die.
I'm the crucial days ahead it will
be my constant prayer that God
may bless and be with each one of
you"
The corps includes 100 officer
aviators, 300 enlisted men, 60 flying
cadets and So planes.
Ten regiments of the Philippine
Army will be incorporated into the
United States Army September 1.
They were ordered mobilized late
this month.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
| Where to Go
| What to Do

MUSIC.
Starlight Chamber Music Concert,
the Kolisch String Quartet, Meri-
dian Hill Park, BIS pm. today.
Band concert, the Navy Band,
Mount Alto Veterans Hospital, $50
pm. today.
Band concert, the Army Band,
East front of Capitol, 7:30 pm. to-
day.
Band Concert, the Army Band,
Army War College auditorium, l0:30
am. tomorrow.
CAMPFIRE PROGRAM.
"The Private Lives of Insects" !"
illustrated lecture sponsored by Ma
tional Capital Parks once. Follow
signs from Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV. entrance to Rock Creek
Park, pm. today.
OUTING.
Moonlight cruise, sponsored by
National Federation of Federal En-
ployes. Steamship Mount Vernon,
leaving wharf $3.50 pm. today.
MEETINGS.
Twenty-ninth Division Associa-
ton. Willard Hotel, pm. today.
United Typothetae Of America.
Mayflower Hotel, all day today.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Editorial Comment on Aims
RooseveIt-ChurchiII ToIk Acclaimed
And Criticized by Nations Press

carry his pistol on his hip until the
future is safe.
DES MONIES TRIBUNE Qnd)-
The main thing about the meeting
of Roosevelt and Churchill and
about the joint statement of policy
Is that they presented to the world
in broad terms an idea of kind OF
a world they are working toward.
In other words, it was statement
of peace aims" And for every
imaginable reason it was time for
the doing of this.
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRED r
0nd.- .-Rep0-No one could possibly
read into the eight-point Roosevelt
Churchill declaration of postwar
policy the slightest suggestion of ap-
peasement, of any weakening of the
democracies' determination to re-
sist the aggressors~ to a victorious
conclusion
PORTLAND (Oreg) JOURNAL
Qnd.-Dem)-One positive effect of
the Roosevelt Churchill declaration
should be to cool Japan against
further aggression in the Far East.
The dramatic buildup of the his
toric conference at sea highlights
the eight-point program. However,
the program does not awaken suffi-
cient emotional response to justify
the President in provoking active
participation in war.
KANSAS CITY STAR Und)-
The Roosevelt Churchill statement
presents noble aspirations on
which there will be general agree
ment. 1t fails to present a program
because program would at once
arouse dissentions and to that ex-
tent weaken the war effort.
BALTIMORE SUN 0nd0-To
understand the possible influence of
this meeting on popular moods
throughout the world we have only
to recall the effect on mass psy-
chology which Herr Hitler achieved
by summoning his satellite dictator,
Mussolini, to the Brenner Pass. To-
day, a meeting in spectacular cir
cumstances Of the heads of the two
greatest democracies may profoundly
affect the people who writhe under
Hitler's heel, the Russians who face
him in battle and the Japanese who
debate whether to join him in battle.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Fourth Day of Prayer
Announced for Britain
BY the Associated Press.

By the ASS0clated Press.
LONDON, Aug. Is. - Britain s
fourth national day of prayer since
the outbreak of the European war
was announced today for Sunday,
September Z, and special call made
to remember in prayer the armies
and people Of Russia.
The Archbishop of Canterbury,
primate of all England, at the re-
quest of King George vi issued the
special call to remember in prayer
the armies and people of Russia and
their heroic resistance to the military
might of Germany and new and
grave anxieties which are rising in
the Near and Far East"
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Lost of German ConsuIs
Ordered Out of Cubu

By the Associated Press.
HAVANA, Cuba, Aug. Is. - The
Cuban government has ordered the
last remaining German consul in
Cuba to close his Office and leave
the country because of activities
which affect the security of Cuba
and the rest of America"
The order requires Anton Heising-
er, consul at Santiago de Cuba, to
leave by September /.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
First Aid to Sore
s-Lavoptik

get big Use soothing. pleasant IAvopfik.
25 years success. Prompt relief for sore.
inhsmed. itching. BURNING eyes. Aise
FIRST AID 10 eyes today. Al drus9tsts.
Evening star., 1941-08-15

are slightly higher In our Maryland
or Virginia stores or both. Prices
quoted are effective until the close
Of business Saturday. August Ie
I941. NO SALES TO DEALERS. 4
La gaceta., 1941-07-03

Walker, Luis Guerra, Jose Mar
tinez, Rogelio Muniz, Jose To
rres, Hilda Alvarez, Carload
Sanchez, Lorraine Laws, Marga-
ret Pain, Peggy Alvarez. Tony
Carlisle Maria Cacciatore, Geo.
Sanchez, Maria Gutierrez, Fee
licia Gutierrez y Della Patino.
Hacemos ruegos por ell prom
to restablecimiento de todos,
La gaceta., 1941-07-03
Pr6rimo Picnic

Continuan laborando los dis
tintos comites de la sociedad de
SocorrOS Mutuos la Fraterni-
dad en- la preparation del Pic
mic annual que tienen anunciado
para el domingo "a del preSente
mes de Agosto.
Aun no han seleccionado ell
lugar en- que 10 celebraran. CO.
me tampoco las orquestas. Re
2Ordando las f'estas anteriOres
de esta sociedad, podemos de-
cir que obtendra un r%esonante
exito.
Tan pronto Ia comisi6n en-
cargada nos de otros detalles
con gusto los publicaremos,
La gaceta., 1941-07-03
DE LOS ODD
FELLOWS

La direction de la Logia O.
rientales, de los Odd Fellows,
ruega a todos los hermanos con
tribuyan con su presencia a la
mayor brillantez del acto patri6
tico de manana, dia A de julio.
Encarecese que lleven los go
rros Y Sc reunan Ell la esquina
de la Septima y Gale %, a las 8
v media de la manana.
La gaceta., 1941-07-03
LOGIA IDEAL NO. 55

La prestigiosa Logia Ideall
'No,55, de Ia Orden de Odd Fe-
lows, eta a todos sus miembros
para que participen en- la gran
parada patri6tica del A de julio,
que partira de la Septima ave
nida Y Gale %.
Ruegase a todos los hernia
nos esten en- ell lugar de reunion
a las 80 de la manana.
A las 9:15 empezara la mar
cha.
La gaceta., 1941-07-03
RecOYdamos

Que manana viernes, a de Ju
Ito, las Secerdotisas del Hogan
celebraran un gran picnic en- los
terrenos del parque "DeSOtO",
en- la barriada de Palmetto.
Habra a las 1890 del dia un
almuerzo, siendo ell plato prin-
cipal "Enchilado de Jaibas"
Por la tarde, bale con la orques
ia LA Tropical,
lDiviertase manana, en- Pal
mettol
La gaceta., 1941-07-03
Santos del DEa
San Heliodoro.
Nuero Administrator

Nuero Administrator
BESIDE ell pasado martes y
por acuerdo de Ia Junta de D.
rectiva del C. Asturiano, EN-
pe76 a ~desempehar ell importan
te cargo de administrator del
Sanatorio nuestro particular a.
migo Angel Mason.
Ell joven Mason, persona ex-
~perimentada en- esta clase de
trabajos, d~esempehara su pues
to a satisfaction de todos.
A la vez que felicitamoS a la
sociedad Centre ASturiano, por
haber seleccionado a tan compe-
tente joven. felicitamos al Sr.
Mason Y le deseamos muchos
exitoS.
La gaceta., 1941-07-03
NOTAS SOCIALN
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ,


Beach Party
En- la tarde de aver fuimos
inforrnado por Ell Sr. Celestino
Fernando. presidente de La Sec
ci6n De Recreo del Centre Astu-
riano, que Ia Secci6n de Damas,
conjuntaznente con la de Re
creo. celebraran Ell entrante Do
mingo un Beach Party, en- Ia
playa de "Pass-a-Grille"
Ell grupo saldra a las ocho de
la maiiana de frente al Centre
v para 81 viaje han alquilado un
autobus. En- la playa alquilaran
una casa para TODD ell dia.
La comisi6n de festejoa ha
preparado IN entretenido pro-
grama.
Regresaran tarde en- la noche.
Muy agradecido al Sr. Fer
nandez por la gentil invitaci6n
que me hace.
La gaceta., 1941-07-03
HaciG New York

Hoy partir& para la ciudad de
Nueva York, nuestro estimado
amigo Ell DR.. A. A. Gonzalez, di
rector de "El Bien Pdblico'.
ALI pasara un mes. En- el
via6e le acompafan su esposa
Luccy y sus dos pequeiias hijas,
Lucy y Aurelita.
MuchaS diverSiones les de-
seamos en- sus bien ganadas va
cacciones.
La gaceta., 1941-07-03
I'm VarOncito

En- dias pasados di6 a luz en-
ell Hospital del Centre Asturia-
no, la ~apreciada Sra. A. F. Dia2.
siendo asistida por ell DR., j. A.
Dominguez.
Ell nuevo infante llevara por
nombre Carl Antonio
En- ell dia de hoy fueron tras-
ladados a su Residential. 1907 de
la Gale Coral
Nuestra enhorabuena a los di
chosos papas
La gaceta., 1941-07-03
BGstdnte MejOrddO

BGstdRte MejOrddO
Grato nos es notificar a las
muchas amistades del Sr. Car
los Casanova. que su estado es
bastante satisfactorio. Sigue in
tornado en- Ell Sanatorio del Cen
tro Asturiano.
Dentro de breves diaS sera
trasladado a su hogar.
Mucho celebramos su mejo-
ria.
La gaceta., 1941-07-03
Del SanGtorio del
Centre ESpdIol

OOsNSf SCPNfeON
Sc encuentra alli recluidos
los siguientes pacientes: Cage
tano Cuervo. Manuel Solar, Jo-
sc Garcia, jose Gomez. Angel
Agudo, Jose Barra, Manuel Fer
nandez, Alvaro Ayepuz, Anto-
Mo Garcia, Rogelio Alvarez, Re
ne Rodriguez, Jose de la Tore,
Pedro Alfonso, Antonio Acebo.
Manuel Arrange, Antonio A.
lonso. Ramon Gallo, Joseph
Kushn, Alfredo Gonzalez, S. H.
La gaceta., 1941-07-03

Para pintar mejor 81
compre la pintura
3. l.. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-03
ran sus amistades a congratu-
larla.
La Junta de Hoy

LII JUHtu UC AAOy
Esta noche Sc reuniran las
secciones de Damas Y Recreo
del Circulo Cubano, para cele-
brar su acostumbrada junta de
semana. Empezara a las ocho
en- punto.
La orden del dfa sera ell ira
tar del Beach Party que G.
fectuaran ell domingo, en- la pla-
va de Clearwater.
Tanto la Srta. Mercedes Fer
nandez como Ell Sr. Oscar Cuer-
vo, requieren la asistencia de
todos los miembros.
La gaceta., 1941-07-03

domiciliados en- la Trece aveni-
da Y Gale Ounce.
Olguita no celebr6 tan Sena-
lada fecha, pero a su Residential
acudieron SuS amistades.
Salud y dicha la deseamos.
La gaceta., 1941-07-03
CumpleaIOS

Con estas lineas deseamos en-
War nueStra mas sentida felici-
taci6n a la estimada Sra. Clo-
tide Hernandez, que en- Ell dia
de manana celebrara su cum
pleanos.
La Sra. Hernandez es espo-
sa del buen amigo de esta casa,
Sr. Sr. Pedro Hernandez, resi-
dente en- ell 938 de la IL ave.
Tan Senalada fecha no la &C.
lebrara, pero de SECURE acudi-
La gaceta., 1941-07-03
E%NS%
czEesI;at
Deliciosa Refrescante - Sc
Gotta DATE?
Don't NEGLECT YOUR Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend or
a business appointment, play smart and taxa
the proper precaution TO see that your breath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After IN, moth
ing Is 80 ineSeussbls and 20 offensive q .
neglected case q halitosis Chad braath). Be-
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with ListHSfne A~ntisaptis.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweetsr, purer, less hken 10 ohena Most
cases Of halitoais, Aay some huthogiNAs, are
due TO the fermentation Of Tiny food particles
N the mouth, although some casss may b.
due 10 systemic disopdoTs. Against tho Aor-
mer condition, Listerine Autieepfie works
wonders because Il hrst hala the farmsnta-
ton and then ovaroomea the odorR Il causes.
Don't forget TO use It. It's the hat aid o.
Thousands OF popular and buecsssRul psopla
LISTE RINE ANTISEPTlC
To Make Your Breath Swsstsr
La gaceta., 1941-07-03
CumIeaaOs

En- Ell dia de aver cumpli6 los
veinte amos de edad la gentil
Srta. Olga Baez, hija de los es-
timados esposos Mario Baez,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17
Matsuoka
viii Reply
In Address
Testimony of Secre-
tary of State Before
II O u e Committee
Creates Diplomatic
Stir in Japan; Press
Leads in Criticism.

Tokyo, Jam. II lAP) with the
~Japaucsr. press already asSaiIing
Secretary Hulfs testimony on Unit
60 State defense need a. a clear
challenge to the axis short of am III
tlmatum," il was reported today hat
Foreign Minister Matsuoka was pro
pairing to reply with q speech in pan
lie hi cabinets policies.
Moreover. Domei. Japanese nnW.;
agency, announced Premier Prince
konoyc soon viii clarity for the pub
lie his cabinets politices.
Testitying Wednesday before the
House foreign affairs committee, the
secretary Of State asserted that dan
ger 10 the United States would be
multiplied many fold" if Japan.
Germany and Italy, Signatories of an
ail-iof-one and One-fcr-all military
alliance, gained control Of the high
a
Pending an official presentation Of
Japan'S attitude, the press singled out
such statements by Hull for the bit
terest criticism directed at Washing
ton in many months,
Expressions in many Japanese
quarters indicated that. the secretary
of States remarks had produced
deeper anxiety here than any de-
Nelopment since Washington last Oc-
tobel advised United States citizens
TO withdraw from the Orient.
1t was indicated that high officials
had debated most Of today the adj
visibility of making an immediate
reply to Hull and then decided
against Il
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17
Judge Orders
Man Released

Raleigh, Jan. l7.--(AP-Judge
Waiter j.. Bone ruled in Wake Su-
pefior court today that physicians
should examine persons accused OF
neh9 inebriates before they sign
papers to commit them to the al
chollc ward at the State hospital.
Two Mt. Olive physicians had just
testified that they agreed to the
commitment of N. f. Martin of Mt.
OllVe as an inebriate without see
ing the patient.
Martin acted as HIS own attorney
at the habeas corpus hearing grant
ca him. Under his questioning DR.. j.
W. Watkins and DR.. c. c. Hender-
son admitted they did not examine
nm and could not recall having
seen him in 1910.
His confinement is now illegal"
Judge Bone said.
The jurist her ordered Martin re-
leased from the State hospital but
remanded him to the custory OF
wayne county authorities for further
examination.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17
Leaf Growers Face
Permanent Loss Of
Some Export Trade
Nine Months
School Term
Proposed

Raleigh, Jan. l1.-CAP)- a
bill to provide a standard nine
months state supported school
term was introduced in the
House today by Representatives
UmStead of Orange and Pritcnett
of Berthe.
The measure provides for eX-
tension of the eight months term
to nine months with the school
commission being empowered to
suspend the last forty days of the
term in any districts where such
action was deemed wise.
Legislative sessions today were
brief.
The first real committee work
by groups other than those con-
sidcrins tax ana spending bills
took place this morning and a
House judiciary group f~aVorably
reported a proposal to give bus
companies and motor carriers the
right of eminent domain in Sc
curing sites for authorized union
bus terminals.
Representative taVenc>S OF
GuilfOrd sent in a bill i'll h
House to curb activities of small
loan agencies and abolish uSury.
1t would make it a misdemeanor
for II small loan agency, cred't
union OF firm lending money to
charge more than six percent in
tercSt.
The Senate got from Senator
White of Vance a measure to
require the Highway and Public
Works Commission to maintain
roads which run from state
maintained highways up to pub
lie schools.
This afternoon the joint ap-
lropriationS committee continued
it's series of hearings ON request
for larger appropriations to state
agencies than the budget COM
mission recommended.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17
Agriculture Depart
ment Reports to Con-
gress That Prospective
Markets Depend On
Effect of War on Eng
land.

Washington, jan. ,7-(AP)-The
nations tobacco farmers face the pos
sibjhty today that some portion of
their former export outlets would re-
main closed regardless of the out
come OF the present war,
The Agriculture department in its
annual report TO Congress sad most
authoritles' believe this would be
tue, particularly Of markets in con-
mental European countries which
are aiming at agricultural self sui
1lcleucy.
The report said prospective eX-
ports in future years depended ito
a great extent upon the effect which
the war has upon Great Britain.'
England, which was this nations
the War, stopped purchases shortly
after the start of the conflict to con-
serve foreign exchange for the pur-
chase of ornaments.
The report outlined steps taken by
the Commodity Credit Corporation
to absorb the shock of the loss of
ioreign markets and of the AgriCul-
tural Adjustment Administration to
hold down production Of leaf.
with uncertainty as to what viii
happen to export markets during and
alter the var, agriculture ADJUST
ment act is becoming increasingly
important as an aid TO adjusting pro
ductlon to changing conditions" the
report said.
The department warned that loss
OF export markets, coupled with rec
ORD stocks, presented growers with a
'altt>cUlt situation" although there
mad been a slight increase IN domestic
consumption Of cigarettes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17
Consumption
Of Cotton Is Urged
Reprieves Granted
TO Four COn\icts

Raleigh, Jan. l7.-(AP)-GoVer-
not Broughton granted rcprieves to-
day to four men facing execution
January "a, which set their new
death dates at intervals between
March II and June l3.
Three OF the men We're convict
ed of murder and one Of rape. The
governor said the sole purpose OF
the rcpricVos was to grant time for
him and the commissioner of paroles
TO arrive at a fair and Just deci-
ION in each case" 90
The men included Sheprosc Hol-
land of DupIln county, whose new
death date was set rs April II.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17
Air Forces Trade Hard Bl0ws
Influenza
Epidemic
Spreads

Charlotte, Jan. la.-(AP)--irOm
the mountains to In" sea the in
tluenza epidemic tiad spread
In, OugnOut No tn Carolina today
and schools clos d down Dy the
cores While rCS,r;cto.: err
put on all public gathering, in
SOlnc areas.
The public school. at Chapel
Hill were c,ostI until January
y. bat activities continued as
usual at the University OF North
Carolina. where loJ eases among
the students WeTr reported.
Schools in Charlotte and mos!
Of Meckicnburg county were
closed as health officials esti-
mated there We're at least 5000
) III the states largest city.
The health board here asked all
theatres, bowling diicN>. and the
like to keep away chi!uren IN
der l6. Churches were also ask
ed To suspend their services this
Sunday.
From one end of the state to
the other schools were closed
and precautions taken. AShrVill",
HenderSonviiir, Marion, Con-
cord, kannapolis, Clinton. Car
land, Rnseboro, Beaufort-near-
ly every section had some or all
of its schools closed