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Washington, Die. S1.-El pre-
Sidente Roosevelt deScart6 aver
los planes anteriores, de ayuda
.Hompleta y la victoria, por unos
nuevos que costaran a la ma
.ci6n, en- 1913, la mitad de Sus
ingreSos, mas de $4,000, 000,-
900. Tendra ell pals que produ-
cir para dos frentes de guerra.
I'm mensaie especial del Presi-
lente Sc enviara al congreso Ell
.dia Z u 8 de enero, un dia des-
pu6s de su mensaje annual So
bre el estado de la naci6n.
Esta convencido ell Presiden-
tie de que ell gobierno tendra que
bombear millones y mas Milo
mes en- la maquina de guerra, y
este demandara del pueblo ma
,yores sacrifices en- fOrma de
contrbuciones e impuestos.
Washington, Die. 31.-El ad
ministrador de precios, Leon
Henderson, "congel6" aver los
precios de los cigarrillos en- ell
nivel que tenian ell dia 26 de di-
ciembre. Adopt6 ell gobierno es-
Ia actitud cuando la American
Tobacco Company, corporation
conocida por ell Trust, rehus6
tarcelar un aumento de 81 CEN
tavos EN- ell millar de su marca
."Luck, Strike. George w. Hill
presidente de la American To
.bacco, CANA millones de d6lares
tCdos los amos.
l0ttawa, Die. 31.-HRbl6 a.
yer por la Radio ell primer mi
nistro de la Gran Bretana, Win
ston Churchill, y dijo que la for
tuna esta volviendo la espalda
a los hunos. TuNo palabras de
glogios para ell p~residente Roo
sevelt, ell general De la Gaulle
Y d lider del pueblo russo, Jose
Stain. Compare la posici6n de
ics aliados, unidos frente a una
masa de armas, con la de los
de Vichy, que Sc entregaron e
hicieron una paz separada con
Hitler Y ahora viven miserable
mente, sin Otra garantia que la
'Guana fe" de Hitler. Hitler y
su partida sembraron vientos y
recogeran tempestades.
Describe al presidente Roose-
Welt como el grande hombre a
uuien el destino ma marcado pa
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La preston en- ell frente de Pc
rak, en- la peninsula Malaga, ST.
que perdiendo fuerza.
Londres, Die. S1.-gnglate-
ira hace a Estados Unidos, con
respecto a la guerra, estas re-
comendaciones:
Los honIbres no deben ser
mandados a la acci6n 81 no es-
gan completamente equipados,
p&rticularmente con tanques y
aeroplanos; la potencia del enc
migo no debe desesimarse; to-
mar la iniciativa dondequiera
que Sc pueda, quitarla al enemi-
so; eliminar todas las cosas que
tiendan a entOrpecer la admit
n~istraci6n y la hagan ineficien-
be; prepararse para los ataques
aereOs y dar esecial atenci6n a
la vigilancia y Ell servicio para
ccmIbatir los fuegos; estar Sc
gurOs de que los jefes conocen
la tecnica moderna de comba-
tir, por cuanto esta guerra es
diferente a la anterior obtener
la completa cooperation de to-
daslas ramas de las fuerzas de
combate, recordando a Creta y
Noruega; tratar rudamente a
la Quinta Columna, sin esperar
a que actGe; asegurar ell domi-
Mo del gobierno sobre los mate
riales de guerra y la industrial,
eliminando a los especuladores.
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La secretaria de estaio, que
rido amigo, di6 una lamentable
''pitada" en- ell case de las islas
st. Pierre y Miquelon.
FL general Della Gaulle lucha
por la democracia y la c~ancille-
ria sali6 a la defensa de Vichy.
Dominado por reptiles, el
gobierno de Petain NADIA tiene
de dem6crata y 81 de cObarie y
antilibertariO.
iSirvgnle de desagravio a la
Francia Libre, la actitud del
pueblo norSeamericano y el dis
curse que aver pronunciara, en-
Ottawa, el primer ministro in
Petain y Darlan dsshOnran a
Francia y los que por ellos 60
bernaban en- st. Pierre Y Mi
quelon, enemigos son de Esta-
dos Unidos, del pueblo frances
Y de la decencia en- las relacio-
mes politicas internacionalas.
Y es lamentable que la secre-
tarfa de estado... pieria la cal
ma Y ell tino con los amigos y
aliadoS
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vicio de vapores que Sc halla O.
bligada a mantener?
GC6mo traeran ell tabaco en-
rama las fabricas locales?
Es cierto que ell gobierno Sc
ipcaut6 del vapor Florida; pc
TO tambien es cierto que ell Gu
'ba" pudiera hacer un viaje a
Tampa, semanalmente, y dejar
los demas dias para Miami.
BESIDE hace algunos amos, la
Peninsular y Occidental, GUAM
do lie acomoda, deja a este puer-
to, durante semanas y meses,
sin ell servicio de vapores.
Tampa y ell gobierno de Gu
5a debieran unir las manos pa
ra "enderezar" a esa empresa
incumpiidora.
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ARRFSTADO UN PRESUN.
TO ASESIN0

D~iputados del sheriff y a
gentes del gobierno federal a
~rrestaron aver a William E.
Winston, Jr., de 30 amos, a
quien Sc buscaba en- la naci6n
como autor de un delito de ase-
sinato. FL crimen Sc cometi6,
hace mas de un ano, en- Atlantic
City, New Jersey.
La noticia la do, en- la ma
mana de hoy, Ell sheriff Gull
breath.
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Ell LoJiernU de Estados Uni
dos lie cOmprara a Cuba la veni-
dera zafra de azdcar.
Debamos esperar que a los Gu
banos no Sc les suba eel guara-
poe a la cabeza.
Vendra para los hacendados,
cCmerciantes y ohreros un pc
rfcdo de relativa prosperidad {;
zero no deben ovidar que la
guerra solo durara dos o tres
aLos.
Hay que abrir la puerta; pc
TO colocarla de mOdo que al lie
gar ell momento de cerrarla, los
dedos de Cubita no sean tritu-
radios.
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SIGUE ALBERTO Ell PUFR.
TO DE

MOscu, Die. 31.-El puerto
de Arcangel, que en- epocas nor
males Sc cierra a la navigation,
en- parte del invierno, Sc man
tiene alberto por los barcos
rompehielo de la marina rusa.
Abastecimientos mandadOs por
EstadoS Unidos e In~glaterra
continlan llegando.
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Ell PUER-
TO DE LA PAULICE

LOndres, Die. 81.-Durante
la nOche los aviones ingleses del
Commando de la costa atacaron
Ell puerto de La Pallice, en- Fran
cha. Los photos vieron explotar
las bombas en- los objetivos fl
jados.
I'm tanque fue bombardeaio
Y alcanzado. Todos los aeropla-
nos regresaron.
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10 MATO SU PROPIO AU-
TCMOVIL

Ell Centr, California, Die.
31.-Sinforiano Camargo, de
46 amos, dej6 parade su auto
m6vil y salt6 a una zanja para
socorrer a un hombre herido
por un autom6vil que no detu-
vo la marcha. Momentos des-
pues su autom6vil cay6 en- Ia
zanja y lie produjo la muerte.
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Fl ejercito russo reconquist6
a Kerch.
En- la Crimea hay una tenn
peratura agradsble en- esta epo-
Ca del aho, comparable con la de
Moscu.
iPero le cargaran al Gene
raj Invierno" esta nueva derro-
tai
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MURIO Ell JEFE DE LA
FASCSTA

Berna, Suiza, Die. S1.-Un
despacho de Roma anuncia la
mllerte del coronel Sergio Pine
Iii. de So amos, jefe de la propa-
qanda del ejercito italiano.
Durante seis amos, antes de
pasar al puesto que yenia des-
empehondo, fue director del
peri6dico "Le Fore Armate".
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LOS BOMBAR-
DEAN UNA ISLA

Wellington, Nueva Zelandia,
Die. 31.-La isla oceano, 200
millas al norte de la Nueva Ze-
iandia, fu6 bombardeada lie lu-
mes. Las bombas produeron IL
,geros dahos. No hubo desgra-
cias personales. Di6 la nOticia
q primer ministro Peter Fras-
er.
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Ell TEMPO

POGO cambio en- la tempera-
tura. Minima en- Ia mahana de
hoy, SO grades; maxima, aver,
70.
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Hablamos aver con una seno-
"a residente en- West Tampa
en- ell barrio de los Glen.
Trabaja una "buena vitOla",
en- una fabrica de Ybor.
Su hija, tam5ien ela5ora la
"rica hoja".
La madre llega al minimo &C
tual, "rompiendose" la espalia f;
10 mismo lie sucede a la hija.
Nj mi hija nj yo llegare-
mos a los 40 eentavos por nora.
Somos cortas y, ademas ell ma
terial Is terrible, duro, capaz de
aIterarle los nervios a las per-
sonas mas equilibradas. Como
ella y 20 unimos ell dinero, po-
demos vivir con relativa como
didad; pero 81 nos imponen el
nuevo minimo, caeremos por
complete en- la miseria.
"Seria cruel, senior periods
ia, que por maldad o ignoran-
cia nos dejasen sin trabajo."
lie prometimos ayudarla.
Venimos senalando el NAL y
esperamos obtener el concurso
de toias las personals sensibles.
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lPermitiran las camaras de
concrete de esta ciudad que la
compahia Peninsular y Occi-
dental dele a Tampa sin e. SER
La gaceta., 1941-12-31

Pierre. al igual que vuestra es-
tatua de la Libertar, es un SIM
bolo''.
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CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Algeria y r rosperidad. = Minimo y hambre.-,
La Peninsular y Occidental. "Pitada" diplo-
matica.- Ell azucar cubano.

LaI coStumbre demanda que
para los amigos Sc desee aleI
gria, en- las PascuaS, Y prospe-
ridad en- ell Ano Nuevo.
Sc alicia la algeria, con mott
vo de la guerra; pero la pros
peridad sc extiende por toda la
naci6n, exceptuando a los nego-
ciospequenOS.
Los obreros de las industries
de guerra, ganan crecidos jor-
males; los industriales, ganan'
menos que en otras epocas, pc
70 tienen llenos los bolsillos.
En- la industrial tabacalera,
sin embargo, ACADIA de hacerse
una rebaja de jornales con ell
'estilo llamado teamwork, es-
tito que hara mas dificil, menos
segura, la vida de los obreros
torcedores y sus familias.
Y ademas del teamwork"
estilo avariento basado en- la
maquina "alemana" Lieber-
man, los mfnimos de 35 y 40 cts
mfnimos infecundos, amenazan
con arrebatar ell trabajo a CEN
tenares de despaliliadoras Y ia
bqueros.
Tuvieron nuestros lectores, a.
nunciantes y amigos, unas Pas
cuas POGO alegres, por cuanto e
Hos piensan en- la naci6n y en-
alcanzar rapidamente la victo-
ria.
Para ellos ell AnO Nuevo no
sera allegro y tampoco pr6spe-
70, por cuanto las viejas intri-
gas predominant en- la indus
tria tabacalera y Sc les quiere
imponer I'm "nuevo orden", un
"nuavo estilo', en- la, ela5ora-
ci6n.
Mas ell Obrero de las fabricaS.
leal a la R~epdblica y a la huma-
nidad, sabe luchar y no retroce-
dera.
Ese ''nuevo Orden" para
crear ell hambre, encontrara en-
ell torcedOr un enemigo valiente
y decidido.
Vamos a desear a todos, 81
guiendo la tradici6n inofensi-
va, I'm pr6spero Ano Nuavo, a
sabiendas de que la prOsperi-
dad no puede lOgrarse con el
teamwork" y mucho menos e.
chando de las fabricas a los Ia
baqueros y despalilladOras de
poca agilidad.
Ell deseo es bueno; pero la
realidad, en- cuanto a Tampa, es
tenebrosa.
Pr6spero Ano Nuevo, amigos
" destruction de todas las tira-
Mas.
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La aiacio6n japonesav %controla todos
los caminos en- la lsla Luzon

Hace IL horas que cesaron de transmitir las
r~adioemisoras de Manila.
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D SERIAL STORY
LESSONS INLOVE
BY JERRY BRONDFlElD

iseonically. sit down. DuEsn."
Dugan sat down.
Hank looked at him intentiy.
"Dugan, I'm going straight 10 the
point. heard today from re-
liable sources that you've been
offered a job at $1,000 year
with Midwest OIL Products. That's
almost three times what you're
getting with me. Why didn't you
tell me. Dugan ?" he asked quietly.
Midwest OIL" he repeated slowly.
II was going to. Hank" Dugan
said softly. Somehow. just"
Hank Chase rose. You don't
have TO. Dugsn. I think I under
stand. Everything he added sig
nificantly.
Someone in group huddled
around portable radio called TO
Dugan. but he hurried by unheed-
ing. He had 10 find Hank. In
stead. he bumped smack into Bar
bara and Larry coming out Of the
garden.
Larry grabbed him. Just the
person ! want 10 SEE"
Sorry, but :"
mo butts I want TO talk TO
you a minute. Won't give you all
the details now, but I want you
to play a little polo for our Briar
Hill team. Were having a little
practice game tomorrow with the
Hunt Club outfit. and we're not
taking mo- for an answer"
Dugsn started 10 protest.
thought differently and nodded
assent. Talk to you about II
later" he called over his shoulder.
Hes In an awful hurry" said
Barbara curiously.
Dugan didn't find Hank Chase
because Hank had gone to his
room and stayed there. Barbara.
knocking on his door before she
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CHAPTER VII

CHAPTER VII
There was message for Bar
bara TO call Larry Grover when
she and Dugan returned from the
golf course. She excused herself
and went to the phone In the
study.
"We're all invited TO Larry's
place over the weekend" she an
nounced later at dinner
Whats the occasion ?" Uncle
Hank demanded.
"Oh, guess Larry's just lonely.
That awful big place of his with
all those grounds can be pretty
combining without company once
in a while"
II told Larry TO sell that place
when his father died" Uncle Hank
said. but I guess he's too at
tached 10 1t. You must admit.
though, It's a darned nice place
in the summer, with the pool and
the horses"
Hank Chase popped an olive
into his mouth. We'll, maybe ]
can scare up a poker game while
the younger, so-called horsey, sc,
goes gallivanting."
Maybe I'll join you" Dugar
said. I've never been TO one OF
these large-scale weekend parties
and I'm not sure how much fun
I'll have. either"
IF you don't have fun it1l be
no one else's fault but your own. "
Barbara warned.
The usual crowd descended on
Larry's place Friday night. Some
of them Dugan had met; others
he had not. Those meeting him
for the first time had heard ever
so much about him." and Dugan
decided that all the gushers
weren't in an oil field.
Barbara finally caught him
alone for a moment after dinner.
There are a lot Of people here"
she observed, who are getting
quite a kick out of the way I've
been victimized by my darling
uncle's little Joke"
Meaning me ?"
Meaning you" she told him.
"and don't try to give me the idea
you're not enjoying II. You're
getting more attention than a two
headed calf at county fair"
Nice comparison, he muir
INJURED.
However" she continued. 'If
you can tear yourself away for
a minute. Uncle Hank would like
to see you. He said he'd be in
the kitchen. Of all places"
Dugan found Hank Chase draped
over a glass OF beer. Cues this
is the only place in the house with
any degree Of privacy" he said
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Amber for Fall Goes
With Browns

The rich browns and mahogany
tones Of amber would seem 10 have
been created especially 10 harmon
ize with the brown ooioring -,
much IN vogue for the coming fall
There IL a surprising range Of
shades 10 suit every color scheme.
Thosr who like fine jsvsIry viii
he delighted with the many novel
creations carried out In amber.
wsli-suitsd for fall ensembles
Many o. the amber designs. be-
sides. have gained unexpected fire
and brliliancy BY fscetins the ia
miilar gem. IL viii come a. a well
come surpriss 70 discover that
thess pieces are priced % modsr-
atsiy that tbsy may be included
in l0Ner-brsckst budgets.
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Quick Dessert Also
Easily Prepared

You can concoct q very scrump-
tious-looking dessert In a jiffy by
making a gelatine ring mold and
filling the center with mixed fruit.
Either lemon or lime are good
flavors. And either canned or
fresh fruit may be used. Top with
whipped cream or vanilla ice
cream and sprinkle with chopped
walnuts.
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Msndine Xii Ideal Gift
For Boys al Camp

Be generous with the boys In
camp. by all means. but be prac-
teal. too. They have little space
TO store unnecessary gadgets. One
that will be useful many times. no
doubt, would be an adequate sew
ing kit. A New York speciality
shop has assembled an inexpensive
one-containing scissors. needles,
safety pins. assorted buttons and
spools Of thread-in a neat. COM
pact case which closes with a slide
fastener.
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ef what . srssdfally Important
thing being chic 70
Being neat 10 half cf besnu ehie.
and there's NO time during ths
whale year whom The ismptsstoa
10 b sloppy 10 greater than u y
now. The bAhlts ~ termed THE
summer ~ taxing beauty . littis
easy~ letting the sun - eus
makeup with = sirs tan, running
around In casual dresses whsvs IN
uneven hsmiine hardly shows--
are had ones for fab and winter.
Now 10 = swell time 10 start dotng
something about u.
Why not tats an evening ofr
some time THIS week 20 90 oyer
your beauty and wardrcbs nsssss
thoroughly nuy that dArhss
shade Al powder you've bsen put
ting Oft because the suntan really
ian't gone yet" Oct the new shads
II lipstiok which . lighter com
plsxion demands. DO The same
with your nall polish.
IRIS NOT mAnO
TO m CHIC
Rsmsmbsr. now that swtmming
and tennis and golf srs ttpt ahout
over. there's no sxouss IN ~
world for = msssy eoiffurs. Mot
that there ever 10. ~ far - .
really chic woman n concerned.
Then set 10 your wsrdruos.
That white shirtwalst collar that
II 80 little frsyed that US hardly
noticsabis" should ~ thrown
away. Those tiny splsfs m ssams
that "hardiy show" should ~
msndsd. That hsmilns that nss1n
just . stitch to mAhe u perfect
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Fourteen Year-Old Girl
Wants to Have Dates
School Organizations and Functions Should Comprise
Social Activities Of Student for Several Years
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: My girl friend and arc II years
old and would like have dates with boys like other
girls do. Our mothers won't let Lots of girls that
go school with with boys and don't see why We
can't.
Don't you think would be all right US to sign up as
Junior hosesses help entertain the solders We would
have chaperones there wouldn't be anything wrong and
We could make lots of friends SCHOOL GIRL.
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worry about cutting remarks
made by girls that you no longer
are very close 10. You can
usually look into their surround
ings and find something that
they are unhappy about, and
be fairly sure that they are more
jealous of the things that you
have than anything else.
However, there IL no reason
that I can think Of that should
compel you 10 prolong an as
ISOLATION that h no longer a
pleasure. VIII, bother: There are
probably a few girls in the group
whom YOU genuinely like. Why
not keep In touch with them
separately. and stop seeing those
whom You don't enjoy seeing:
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Dear School Girl: Your
mother is right, as mothers
usually are. You are getting a
bit ahead of yourself, l think. In
your ideas about social activi-
ties.
You should have friends, of
course. Your associates should
include both boys and girls, and
you should have fun and recrea-
fion. But you are too young TO
accept "dates," and. incident
~, you are too young TO be
Junior hostess.
Your primary interest now
should be your school life. There
are activities to suit every taste
and talent In almost all schools
now. You can turn out for
sports, dramatics or music,
language clubs or science clubs.
Whatever your interests are, you
will find sufficient opportunity
10 develop them, and to make
friends of your own age, with
interests similar TO your own.
am sure your parents would
have no objections to your go
Ing to school dances. plays or
sports events with a group Of
your school friends, occasionally.
Also, they would doubtless he
very glad to cooperate with you
In entertaining your friends at
your home now and again.
While you are concentrating
on these things you will not only
be attaining an age at which you
should be free to have dates
with whomever you choose, but
you will be gaining in poise and
charm and understanding. You
will emerge from your school
years far finer person, and viii
be better suited 10 choose your
friends. You will he a more in
teresting person, and will be bet
ter able to command the re-
spect and attention of more
worthwhile people.
Be patient, School Girl. The
next three or four years will
pass very quickly, and there are
many more to follow.
Dear Miss Grey: I have be-
1onged to a club Of girls since
school days. i have been married
for two years now, and most of
my interests have changed, but l
continue to attend meetings of the
group.
I am still fond of the girls, and
hate to lose contact with them
but I find it increasing
ly less interesting to see them.
They are not only not interesting,
but they make very petty and cut
ting remarks. ] hate to admit
that I am easily hurt. but / guess
am. usually leave this group
very disgruntled and miserable.
Do you think I should stick it
but. and try to govern my feelings
p little better. or should l just
drop the whole thing? MRS. X.
Dear Mrs. X: / wouldn't
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 20 test
questions printed On editorial page.
1. Ten.
2 Doing something superflu-
Ous.
3. London. England.
4. Uranus.
5. Abraham Lincoln.
g. Venice. Italy.
7. John Adams and Thomas
Jefferson.
8. 1898.
Q. English parliament, 1874.
10. Germany. Japan and Italy.
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Mint Adds Flavor

A few mint leaves ADDED 10 the
water while cooking peas will give
them an interesting flavor.
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