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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Detroit Produce
APPLEs-Mlchlran hn cratsa

APPLEs-Michiean bu crates, U. .. No.
]: 2h-in min unless other wise stated.
Mcintosh, slso41.75: Delicious. $1,000
thans. $1,000 / 90: q. in up, 81 90: Rhode
Island Greetings. 81. few higher; shia-
wassees. s0c asi. Baldwtns, 81 wsgeners.
tial.io: Kings. S191.I5: New York, bu
crates, U S. No. l. az in min. Mcintosh.
81. IS 49, Washington boxes, Delicious
extra fancy 72s-l3ss. s225. few s235.
BEANs-Florida bu hampers, Bounti-
fuls, N.75als5; Black Valentines, 81;
Plentifuls. few. sl.75q1.sO: wax beans.
S2.75p3. mostly s275
BRocCoLI-california pony crates. ~
punches, So 2oa3.65; 2is. S2.5002.7o;
arizona Is punches. 1913.
CARROTS Angeles. crates, dog.
punched, California. s3.75q415. mostly
81 rs: fair. so; Arizona. So So
CELERY - Michigan bundles 4 dozen
stalks, Mammoth. $50 55c. California cub
l6-inch crts.. trimmed tops dozen. 81. GO;
ls-20-inch n crts., SIS dozen, $500: az.
inch srsE3-5 dozen, 50. 80.
>, CAULiFLoWER :. Pony erts. 12s and
400, fair Sl.60qI.75
CRANBERRiEs-A barrel boxes. Mass
Ho 5,y..,,, s. :. 5o I. 81,
fancy" s3.75aAoo; "choice," $4,000
GRAPEs-Cslifornia. display Tugs. En-
perors, $3.50 1.e5. fine quality 1850
zoo; Aimerlas; N.sog21a; Ribisrs Afri-
LETTUcE-Iceberg type. L A. crates.
Arizona Phoenix DIST, ; dozen. 5000
dozen, s75; fair 81 90
LEAF LETTUCE-ohio. dollhouse. 10
oNIoNs-5o- pound sacks. Sweet Span
ish, U. s. No. !. 3-inch and larger. Colo
RADIO, 81 50; Utah. SL45a1.5o.- Idaho,
81 400 so; 2-3-inch size. 81. 5oal.e0;
Idaho I .a y; 5; No. whites. medium. si.7sg
SOC, Pinch and larger. 81 SIS las; s.inoh
min. sweet Spanish. Sl.60. y. S. No. 1
whites. medium. very few sales. $40:
Iowa U. 8. No. yellows, medium. si45g
-PoTAToEs-lo0.ib. sacks: Idaho Russet
Burbanks, U. S. No. !, washed, s2.50q
2;7s lo-lb sacks. 2ea3lc. mostly 3oc;
No; 2, unwashed, 81, 10; washed, ,2:25a
chippewss ana Kstasdin:. sisSaa; IS.
To- sacks. s2e: Michigan ioo.lb: sacks,
pewas. si.s5ai.7O: Russet Kursis. si.s6
al.oo. mostly si.toa1.45; Upper Pen
insula 100-lb sacks U. 8. No. Green
Mountains, si.e2h 1ies; io-lb paper
RADIsHEs-Texas \ -crts.. $500 bchs..
81 So 1,s5; Alabama, fair. large sire. soc
4S Florida. 12-qt. bskts, a. bchs., soc;
Michigan dollhouse, crts. 8 don. bchs., 81. so
SHALLOTs-Loutsiana bills. bend. Sc
d675, mostly S6.50g6.75; crates S don,
i.75n1s5
SPINACH - Texas bu. bskts, savoy
type Siu115
SWEET PoTAToEs-Porto Rican Vans.
bu.. crts.. Louisiana u. &. No. I. 81 coo
l.55; Texas U. s. No. ]. $40: Tonnes
see, S.40: Blu. hprs.. $40: bu. hprs
Nancy Halls. 81 ni.10; showing some de-
cay. T5c. New Jersey bu. hprs, ". 8. No.
Jerseys. red soil stock. f2.i0a2.25;
Kansas bu. bskts. Jersey tyne. sl.s5
TOMATOES dollhouse. s-lb. bskts
med Ns5; lob. cartons, repaeks. med.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Mixed Trend
Rules /: in EARLY
fra -. -'sr1
Stock Dealings
Nash-Kelvinafor
Strong and Active
on Record Earnings
international News Service Wire


NEW YORK, Dec. 5. - Mixed
price tendencies ruled In earl,
stock market dealings today. Trad
ing was moderately active, bu'
most price changes were limitet
TO fractions.
4 few large blocks changed
hands in -the-first few minutes
including a sale of $500 shares OF
Warner Brothers at 6, unchanged
from last nights close.
Observation-Disclosures was an early
feature, rejecting its record earn.
ings reported late yesterday. The
stock picked up u of a point al
4 on several blocks ranging from
1000 shares to $500 shares.
Case showed an overnight de-
cline of a. while New York Ship
building lost as much. United
States Steel. Bethlehem, Westing-
house, New York Central and
Sears Roebuck were down frac-
tions.
Plus signs were shown by An
aeenda, Eeew's, Standard Oil OF
New Jersey, Continental Can. Un-
ion Pacific and American Tele-
phone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Eaton Producing
80 Arms Items

CLEVELAND. Dec. 5.-Produc-
ton of defense items is currently
accounting for 65 per cent OF
Eaton Manufacturing Company's
total volume.
Rejecting this defense activity.
the company is now employing
1850 at its az plants located in
Ohio and Michigan. This is double
the employment of a year ago.
Eaton is making 80 different
defense items, among which are
sodium-cooled valves, axles. pro-
peller shaft assemblies. armor-
piercing shells. detonator cups,
bomb arming wire assemblies, coil
springs and volute springs. They
are used on military vehicles,
tanks and airplanes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Marine News
DETROIT


rP-Sierra arrived. sos y. m. Thursday
Schenectady. socony arrived, 3 80; Fairriver,
3:s5; Crudol arrived. $40; oakwood
cleared. t;ts; James. MAZDA srrived 7;to;
noi.-Hiida, IL: sonoma arrived. lis a. m.
Friday; Tate. 100: Buttercup-sapor ar
rived. rs. Rauney, so; Wtndsolite. 2:35
conneaqt cleared sly; ssn,io% srriysd
$40; Maine. 1888; stsdseons. 7fo; Young
DowN-PaIsley. $40 .. m. Thursday
s:as: Fitaseraid, 4:o5; Angelina. cornell
20; Bonner, a;25; vega. $40; Townsend
connesut arrived, Mccarthy cleared. $50
P E1.s s ss .T nqsss'G ssd 'aS
cleared, s:35: Alfred smith cleared. s:45
smith Thompson. 1913; Tampico cleared
$50: cowan srrvsd: sos McCul ls,ln
$40: Nudge, e:ss; King cleared. 1920
Barrailton- Freeland cleared. 1880: sumstrs
cleared. ITO; sierra cleared. i2;1o a. m
Cleared Cleared s.as: Mead cleared. 4: willow
branch, 5:35: Calgarian, 5:45; sonoma
cleared; si5; Cadillac. s;2'; Hudson ar
rived $50 sAuLr STE. MARIE
up. p. Burke, 1880 .. m. Thursday
NORGE, 8; steel Chemist. $50; II. @.
Frick. 9; J. B. cowis $40; Laekawanna,
s sm,ss w:ys 81 w1 ssS' v psrss 10
=. A. 8. Clarke, Nettieton Lssaiis. 10: 80
Hennepin. VIM. schupp. IL: soodoc. II 30
UP-Pionser. 1880 .. m. Friday; Beth
-powN--w. 3. Dickson, . q. m. Thurs
y ID. q. Kerr. Robertson. Jr., 10: II.
by, 10 80: Peter white. noon; Ream
$50 p. m. Riverton, Princeton, +:3o
sam Msthsr 8: Bsryton; Thos Lynch
J Davidson. 7; Norway. 7:30: Capt. VII
son, Jos. Wood, $3.50; Harvard, Stack
house Gov. Miller. ESQ; L, 3. Kendrick
1890; W. p. Palmer. IL; steeiton. chss
DoWN-o. w. Perkins, q. m. Friday
Weather calm, heavy fog.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Livestock Markets
PITTSBURGH
III Dan a

PITTSBURGH, Dec. s--CATTLE-Te.
ceips, as; market steady; steers, choice
sdn%on ,7 %ssisT s. fs1a msaiS@ I,
good, S7.50Gs.75; common, S6q7; cows
medium to good, s6M7.25 Gamers anc
cutters. s4a575; bulls. good 10 choice
HOGS Receipts, 800; market active anc
iso-22O lbs. $40 40 q 10 so: 22O.2so To-.
$40 10 q 10 30: 25o-2eo lbs. $3.50 10 10
sHiEEP-Rec.ipts. so; market steady
choice lambs. sil.50a1i. rs; medium {
good sISas s ssss.2 ams. ss'Oas
CALVEs-R 50 market steady
good 10 choice. si3.5odl4 so; medium
Nid12; culls and common, Ssrio.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Dec. 4-UNsl-HoGs-
ceipts. %. 900 q market steady; FOLLOWERS
1000; top. slo.l5; bulk. $3.50 . 10, ~
9s.ys'' mediums 11:s, ' s.s,.
So. SO 10; packing sows. Dus.73; pigs
CATTLE Receipts, 5000; marks
steady. Calves-Receipts. 500; msrke
i2s5: medium. $500 II. so; yesrlings, =
\ 1880. Butchers eifers, So IL %
cows. se.50as.25: bulls. $500 10. 50
calves, y6ai2.50; feeders. $50 II IS
Istochers-steers, soui<' SO"s ehe "e'ei'
SO. so n 80.
SHEEP Receipts, 10000 marke
steady; lambs, si1.25Vif.75; common. 81
h a1l.25; yearlings, S99e.73; feeders, 500
IL: ewes, S3.75Q6.
i EAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y. Dec. a.
Il Observation-Disclosures 500; good and
choice. siossoio.eo; trueked-ins. sio.2
CATTLp--Recsipts. 800: market arm
thickly meated steers, $40. Oil; modsr
ately covered steers and heifers, -. go
10; cutter and common cows. So.7547
Gamer, So o15s5: sausage bulls 10 50.
i CALVES - Receipts, 100; good en-
choice, SO; common and medium, 80
'll250
sHEEP-Receipts. 300: lambs, un
changed, quality and SORTS considered: goo'
Ito choice s11.25d11.50. medium an
mixed offerings, $40 25nii: inferior throw
outs downward TO IS; fat ewes, IS. Is
SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Farmers Market
APPLEs-McIntosh fancy. 81 b,

APPLES-hcIntosh fancy 50 bu.: No
+. sL25uL1o; No. 2 75c bu.; Northern
II 10; No. ?, si.25; Greetings. No. 1. 75c q
Isl Is bu.. No. 2, SOC bu. Jonathan. fancy
Isl rs bu.; No. ]. Si25d1.5o; No. 2. 81,
Delicious. fancy. 81 bu.; No. /, si.5od1.7;
bu No. ?. 75c bu; Wasners. No. /. $40
L IS bu
BEETs-Fancy. 81 bu: do,en punches
soc. No. !. 400 soc; dozen bunehes 500
65c bu
BRoCcoLI-No. ]. si25al.5o bu.
CABBACE-No. !. 5od T5c bu: No. 2
ioc, red. No. ]. so use bu.: curly, No. J.
50 75c bu.
cARRoTs-No I. zoe dozen lunches
81 y IS bu-; No. 2. t5c dozen punches
T5c bu.
cAUL1FLowER-No. ?, s1ai5o
CELERY Fancy. eod7oc doI. punches
No. /, 40 a soc; No. 2. 20a 2oc.
CELERY soUAREs-Fsncy, 81; No. /
10 T. s5c
CELERY caBskcE-Fsncyr 81 bu.
No. /. 65n s5c bu.
CELERY RooTs-No. I. Na125 bu.
EGCs-Large. s12 50dl3 3o-dor case
medium. sila1f.50: small. ss75qs;.
FENNEL-No. 1, SL25Ql.oo dozer
HoRsERADIsH-No.. 1. sa7Ss PIX
basket
oNIoNs-pry onions. fancy. s2a22,
No. l. si.50d1.75 o0-lb sacks; No. 2, 81
PARSLEY RooT-No. l. ngi.aa; No
PARsLEY--No. !. ASA soc dor. punches
PARsNIPs-No. ]. sid1.o0; No. 2. Toe
PEPPERs-Green. No. 2, sld1.1o.
POTATOES Fancy, Si.lo bu.; No. j
s5c dSl; No. q soc.
PoULTRY--Hens. live. heavy, breeds, II
q 22c 10; leghorns, 15dl7c 10; broilers
heavy. 20 n 22c 10. broilers, leghorns. 10
L Sc ID. ducks. 17n lee To-. geese, 100 -
ID; turkeys. hens. 26g 3oc ID; toms. 70
27c 10
PUMPKfNs-No. I. 4oa6oc bu.
| RADIshEs-Red. dollhouse. No. 1, 30
It5c dozen punches.
RUTABAGAs-No. 1, 5oa7ec bushel
s 20; Ash. No o., NJ 'Sa soc soc
Delicious. No. l. 5Oa65c bu
\ TURNIPs-No. 1, 4on SOC dozen punches
so n T5c bu. No. 2, soc bu.
\ VEGETABLE GREENs-Escaroie, no
n, 50a75c bu.; endive. No. !, s0c q 81. z
hu: No 2. 75c; kohl-rabi. No. l. $50 90
idoz. bcns. Swiss chard. 40a soc bu. kals
No. I, 4Om SOC bu collards, No. ]. 900
soc bu.; mustard. No. 1, sou s5c bu; lea
lettuce, dollhouse. No. l. soenu lo-ln
spinach, No. I, 75casi bu., turnips. No
vEcEfABIE oYsTERs-No. 1, sos7s
dozen buncheA
| CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-uNs) BUTTER
Receipts, 1903 tubs; market &c up TO y
| on. Extras. % score, 34hc; standards
90 score, cars, 33c; extra nrsts, 81 score
33kc, hrsts. $3.50 score, sou o sac; spe
ciais, % score. SAX 03okc.
EGGs - Receipts, e.14s cases; marke
steady TO sc of. Current receipts 32c
fresh extra nrsts. SEC; fresh nrsts, 33<e
dirtIss, 27ho: checks. 2ehc.
CHErsE - Twins. 2lG a. use: daIsies
LIVE PoULfRY-Marktt Irregular Tur
keys, 15n27c; hens. 1871 a1sc; leghor
hens, sfi3hc: sprinRers. 17d2ic; broil
ers. 17h d20hc; BOOSTERS, 12h ni3hc
ducks. 10q1sc; geese, sdi5c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
DivcO Co.
Profits,
Sales Soar

Divco-Twin Truck Company,
which specializes in the manufac-
ture of delivery type vehicles rated
at in excess of 1la-ton capacity,
established new sales and earnings
records in the fiscal year ended
October 81, last. Based upon a
sales gain of SO per cent in the
first nine months of the fiscal year.
volume for the full year is esti-
mated at slightly upwards Of
81, 100000 against S2,517,217 a
year ago.
Net profit for the nine months
this year was S379,251 or S169 a
share and for-tte full year it
should be upwards of S450,000 or
81 a share. Last year Divco
earned S347 ,281 or S1.54 a share.
Divco TO date has done virtually
no government business and its
untitled orders for commercial ve-
hicles now total approximately
$500, 900.
Based on presently known fac
tors. the sales outlook for the 1912
fiscal year appears favorable.
From an earnings standpoint. how
ever, the company is not so fortu-
nately situated, for the current
fiscal year will be subject to the
higher tax rates imposed by the
1912 revenue act, while those for
the year just ended were based on
the second revenue act of 1910
and amounted to only about 35 per
cent of net taxable income.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Detroit Poultry

Market stesoy. Hens. lbs and UP.
1sc. under Z lbs. 15c; leghorn hens.
ms and I'D. lac: cocks, i0d14c; rock
springers. lsc: rock broilers. zoe youns
hen turkeys, 10 lbs. and up. 23c; younf
TOM turkeys, 10 lbs. and M, lee; ducks
white. lbs and up, lee; geese 1fc'
rabbits, 17c
vuos-Msrset weak; current receipts
szc. undsrgrads. 1sh02The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

The stock offered is part OF that
owned by Western Pocahontas. AS
OF Dec. 81. 1910. Western Poca-
hontas owned 3l,700 shares OF
Pittston Company common stock,
which at that time had a quoted
market value OF 1882. While
this is only a small part of the
original cost, the investment has
been written down and is carried
at only 81
The action OF Chesapeake and
lOhio's subsidiary is believed TO be
a further move 10 sell securities il
owns TO establish losses for the
purpose of obtaining tax credits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
EARNINGS

Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing
Company and subsidiaries report for the
nine months ended September 30 a net
pront OF SIS. ss0,25 after s29. az, o45 pro-
vision for federal income and excess profits
taxes, or 1898 a share on combined per
cent preferred and common against a net
proht OF S145s3, 1913 after IS, 452. 900 fed
eral taxes, or S5.46 share on combined
shares in the 1910 period.
Engineers Public Service Company and
subsidiaries report for the month ended
october 81. net income OF 5000. 052,
equal TO S1.44 a share on common. against
y5,275,03e or s1.57 on common In the pre-
csding II months.
American Car & Foundry Company and
wholly owned subsidiaries show for the 9
months ended october 81, a net profit OF
$3.50. Sal after federal income and excess
pronts taxes estimated at S13. 31e. s4s and
Amortization cost OF increased facilities,
or 1898 share on common. compared
with a net proht Of Ss23. 1855 or $3.50 on
II per cent preferred In the months ended
October 81. last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
{. & @. Selling
Stock

CLEVELAND, Dec. 5.-Wcsterr
Pocahontas Corporation, wholly
owned subsidiary of Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company, has
requested bids on 5000 shares OF
Pittston Company common stock
~, Da~arnhar TX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
How Ore Boats Fight
To Set Tonnage Record

Described by Orrin Wright in
an illustrated page in Pictorial
Review.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

Fresnillo Company declared .
dividend OF so cents on common,
payable December 10 to stock Of
record December 5. Payments this
year total 80 cents, against 35
cents in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
American Homo Products Cor

poration declared on extra divi
dend of 40 cents on common, pay
able December "a TO stock o.
record December Is. In Decem
Der last year an extra 30 cents wa.
paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

RADIO LOG, with Programs
q Week In Advance, Every Sat-
urday with Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongsrd Co.
Windsor. Prices in cents
MINING
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

microbes, que Sc hallaba deposit
tada en- un sobre, en- la oficina
del cajero. Ocurri6 ell asalto DO
co antes de las Z de la maiana.
Uno de 10 shombres lie pidi6 a
Bragg una lata de leche y des-
pues Sc qued6 hablando con su
acompahante. Yo lie sehale DON
de estaba la leche y 81 cogi6 una
lata. I'm minute mas tarde q
hombre regres6 con la lata Y IT,
70 una moneda de 80 ~centavos
sobre Ell mostrador. 70 lie die
que era muy temprano y que de-
bfa esperar a que sacasa ell cam
bio.
"Esta bien-me contest6.
Cuando lie vic que abria el sa-
co del dinero, sac6 un revolver v
ledijo: levante los brazos. En-
aquel momento entr6 el segundo
indwiduo, de menOs estatura y
barbudo, y 10 amsnaz6 tsmbi6n.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
Antonescu pide ell anesto del
viceprmer ministro Sima
CalcGlase ell numero de muertos en- mas de 1900
Petain formo hoy un COnsejO Nacional

Londres, Enero 24.-Los des.
pachos de Bucharest informar
que ell primer ministro rumano
general Antonescu, tiene va do
minada la situaci6n con la ayu-
da del ejercito y la policia. An
tonescu dispuso hoy ell arresto,
donde sea encontrado, del vice
prime miniStro Sima, un nazi, a
quien estima culpable de trail
ci6n. Una recompensa Sc dara
al que informe sobre ell parade
70 del jefe de la Guardia de HE
FRO. La reciente rebellion fue in
citada Y apoyada por los nazis,
en- algunOs lugares, creyendo
que la Guardia de Hero dOmi-
maria al eiercito.
Los cuatro diaS de combate
en- la capital y en- distintas ciu-
d@des prOvinciales ocasiOnarorl
lie muerte a mas de 1000 perso-
mas Y heridas a mas de 1000.
Hoy eS ell primer dia que no sc
han escuchado disparos de anne
tralladoraS, rifles, rev6lveres y
pistolas.
Fuera de BucareSt la Guardia
de Hero continua resiStlendo.
TntenSos combates Sc libran en-
Brasov, Giurgi, Constanta, Can
tina, Ploesti y Craiova. Muchos
edificios impOrtantes sufrieron
danos, pero no ell de la legacion
de Estados Unidos. Las man.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

Carlitos Lindbergh esta sien-
do muy felicitado por los comu-
niStas, nazis y fascistas, en- estoS
dfas de peligro para los EStados
Unidos y de augusta para la
humanidad.
Este coronelillo de politica nc
entiende Y la MEDIA de su pa
triOtismO va Sc la esta tomando
ell pueblo americana.
POGO lie impor5a que Inglate-
IRA pierda la guerra aunque ei
sable que ell pueblo americana
anhela la victoria de la naci6n
hermana.
Este caballerO, que sirve indi-
rectamente a la ideologia nazi,
ha conseguido que su esposa
piense como el; pero no ha con-
vencidO a su culta suegra, la viu
da del Senador Morrow.
En- la persOnilla de este exa-
viador lie ha Salido luna llaga
maligna" a la democracia ame-
ricana.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
DIBRADO DE RESPONSIBLE
LIDAD Ell SIR. BISCIGLIA

Fort Myers, Enero 24.-Fu6
librado hoy de responsibilities
por ell accidente en- ell cual dos
personals perdieron la vida, An
drew Bisciglia, de % amos, un
vecino de la casa numero 1908
de la Gale Navins, en- Tampa.
I'm autom6vil guiado por Ed
ward Neumann sc estrell6 con-
ira la camioneta del anterior, en-
ell Tamiami Trail, un cuarto de
milla al sur de Napoles. La ca
mioneta es propiedad de D. Va
lenti, de Tampa.
Perdieron la vida en- el des-
graciado suceso la esposa de
Namann y la Srta. Frances
Cashmann, empleada de Ia COM
pahia telef6nica de New York,
que los acompanaba. Sigue en-
grave estado Miss Thelma New
ick, de Brooklyn. Naumann de-
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

Conf tiene por costumbre ell
microbes pasado Sc reuni6 la
Secci0n de Recreo. DeSpues de
los aSuntoS corrientes. ell Presi-
dente Amargo dice: Muchachos,
q. Campaing Manager de la can
Jjdatura No. ? me ha Suplicadc
ue Il permita aclarar cierto@
particulareS sobre las e~leccione"
pr6Ximas, Y 20 humildemente
quiero recabar de ustedeS el que
lie p2rmitan hacer acto de pre-
seucla en- esta Junta.
s. oyen woes (muy pocas),
que pase. Hace Su entrada triun
fante deutro del recinto el ami
go Santana. Blandia en- su dies
ira. a guiSa de eSpada de Demos
tenes, el numero de La GAGE -
Ia del dia EN- question. Sc hace
la presentation de Cuquin, (que
nadie 10 conocia), por el anfi-
triton. Santana desplega el peri6
dico con rabia furibunda. (Hace
muy bien ell papel) y dice: TODD
10 que dice este Boletin no es
mas que mentiraS. EStos que di-
cen 10 que dicen, no tienen dere-
cho a hablar por la Administers
ci6n actual. Hace un parenteSls
an la peroraci6n, SAGA el panue-
10, enjuga las lagrimas y CONT
ndS: ustedes pueden tener la Sc
guridad que 81 mi hombre sale
tr~iunfante, como 10 espero, con
el apoyo decidido de ids. los j6-
vanes, el viejo que Sc siente jo-
ven, los ha de tratar bien.
-Bien, Gque?-pregunta un
chuscO. Cucon no sabe que con-
testar. Hace NUTS y Sc va pOr
el fOro.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

chaS de sangre Sc aprecian ca
muchas GALES y particularmen,c
en- las plataformas de los 6mnI.
bus, frente al teatro Nacional.
Hablandole hoy al ejercito.
por la Radio, ell general Anto.
nescu estima que la situaci6n es
critica.
Sc expondran a ser fusiladas
las personals del elemento civil
que no entreguen las armas que
tengan en- su poder.
Los rebeldes de la Guardia de
Hero seran juzgados por con
sejos de guerra. Venian pidien-
do los de la Guardia que su ie-
fe, Horie Sima, fuera nombra-
do primer ministro.
Las noticias de Tobruk hacel
ascender a 10000 ell nGmero de
prisioneros hechOs por los in.
gleses en- esa importante base
naval. I'm submarine britanicc
ACADIA de hundir embarcacione>
italianas con 1000 toneladas de
d~eSplazamiento.
BESIDE Vichy dan cuenta de
que ell mariscal Petain, por me
dio de un decreto, ACADIA de cons
tituir ell Consejo Nacional. Mas
de 200 ciudadanos compondran
ell conSejo Y compartiran con el
mariSdal las responsibilities
delgobierno.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

territoriO de Ethiopia y bajo ella
Marcia ell emperador Halle Sc
laSSie, SUI estado mayor Y los je-
fes de tribus. Penetr6 ell empe-
rador Ell Abisinia por la fronte-
ra de Kartoum y EN- un aeropla-
no ingles. Veintenas de miles de
rifles Y otroS armamentos ingle
ses Sc han repartido a los etio-
pes. Con Halle SelasSie llegaron
un official ingles, ell Ras Kassa,
su ministro de la guerra, Y un
alto dignatario de la antigua i
gleSia criStiana de los etiopes.
aterriz6 ell aerOplano Ell un ae-
r6dromo secreto conStruidO
pOr los natives. I'm comandante
del eStado mayor ingl&s lie di6 la
bienvenida.
New Orleans, Enero 24.-Un
jurado Obsohvi6 anoche a VIII
liam C. McCuston, uno de los
testigos ante ell comite de Dies, a
quien sc acusaba de la muerte de
Phillip Carey, de 81 amos de e.
dad. Cinco horas dur6 la delibe-
raci6n. La madre del acusado
declare que Jose Curran, presi-
dente de la NMU del CLIO, ha.
bia amenazado en- presencia de
ella, en- 1888, con perder para
siempre a su hijO.
Horta, Azores, Enero 24.-El
Yankee Clipper, en- ell cual via
ia Wendell l.. Wilkie, sali6 hoy
EN- direction de Lisboa, Portu-
gal. Sc hizo ell despegue a las 5:
30 de la mahana. Impidi6 aver
la salida ell fuerte vientO.
New Delhi, India, Enero "a.
Sc han hecho arreglos para
acOmodar a 5000 de los prisio-
neros italianos de Africa. La no
ticia Sc do en- los en- los circulos
O~ficiales.
Wellesley, Mass, Enero "a
Gracias a la serenidad de la Sra.
Hazel f. Murray, valiosa matro
ma de la Orden Estrellas del Es-
te, $50 personals fueron saliva
da SIDE un incendio. Cuando Sc
di6 la alarma, la Sra. Murray
logr6 que el orden Sc mantuvie-
sc. La reunion Sc efectuaba en-
un tercer piso. Unas 200 perso-
mas s%alierOn por un lugar que la
Sra. Murray les mOstr6 y otras
descendieron pOr las escaleras
que los bomberOs cOlOcaron. To-
dos los salvados elogian hoy "a
Mrs. Murray y van a organizar
una fiesta en- su honor.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24
CITADA LA UNION DE O.
BREROS DE LOS TRENES
DE LAVADO

Los abogados del tren de la
vado Vogue" pidieron hoy al
juez Parks, de la Corte del Cir
quito, cite a II. H. Epps y w. l..
Agee, agente de negOciOs y pre-
sidente de la Union de Obreros
de los Trenes de Lavado, para
que digan por que motives no de
ben ser declaradOs culpables de
violar un entredicho concedido
por ell juez e mel mes de diciem-
bre
Acusa Vogue" a la Union de
haberle destruido dos costosasl
ventanas mOdernas y pide que la
orden sea extendida para que
los miembros de la Union no pue
dan entrar en- su edificio o te-
rrenOs.
Los duehos del tren de lava
do aseguran que fueron amena-
zados por Epps. I'm juicio Sc e.
fectuara la semana que viene.
Contra las ~ventanas, ell mier-
coles por la noche, Sc arrojaron
dos ladrillos que estuvieron a
punto de alcanzar a un emplea-
do SentadO en- 81 interior.
La gaceta., 1941-01-24

Muchas gracias, Cuquito, por
tus buenas intenciones en- acom-
paharme en- la derrota. En- mi
gentimiento bueno sera; pero til
randome un solo vote mas de los
que llevemos nosotros.
Nosotros te felicitaremos, 81
ganas porque seras Ell dnico que
Ia merezcas. tn eres el que ha-
ces algo. Gracias a que tn y 20,
conociendo el PIANO, nos dividi-
mos sino hubiera sido invencible
el asuntO.