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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-23
Orig. S495 Boys
org. 34.95 Boys
REVERSIBLE
RAINCOATS
1929

Just so! E. of these reversible
raincoats in sizes for boys,
youths and students. Double
texture rubberized weaves
lined with tan cotton trench
cloth. Single breasted style
with raglan sleeve. Guaran-
teed waterproof! Sizes 8 to 20.
1s-Orig. s2.ss Boys Rain
coats in broken sizes s1.44
6-Orig. s5.95 Youths Loafer
Coats, broken sizes IL, IA. 20.
s2.44
1o-Orig. sl0.s5 Youths
School Overcoats, sizes II to
1o-Orig. s22.50 Students
Suits, broken sizes 80 and %.
s12.44
(Boys' Clothing. Second Floor
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Y, and More OFF!
Originally sIfS5
to s22.95
MISSES
DRESSES
SO and sl2

N e W peplum effects!
That two piece look !.
Rayon crepes! Wool
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as to wool content)
Misses sizes. Here's the
opportun ity you've
always wanted; you can
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were. much more ex-
pensive at this low :
price! Frocks made with
those fine details
good workmanship .
dressmaker tucking. A
broken assortment :.
so come early.
$50 OFF! Clearance Of
Costume Suits Orig
inally $22.95 to $685.:
few-of-a-k now,
:, -, SIS to. s2s.s5
Special for Women 4
Lovely Orig. Sass Lace
Dinner Gowns SIS
Dieter Dresses Third
Floor
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ITSENIENI
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S0-Orig. 81 and s1.19 Cotton
Knit Gowns and Two-Piece
Pajamas. Warm and comfy.
Pastel colors. Broken sizes. SSc
CKnit indies. Main Floor.)
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SHOES
sI.95

$50 pairs! An excellent as
sortment of oxfords loafers
:. pumps and strap styles 80.
some brown alligator with
brown calf trim. Sizes 4
to 8l2.
25 Pairs-Orig. $3.50 Girls
Patent Leather Open-toe and
T-Strap Pumps in broken
sizes 9 to 1----------N .00
20 Pairs-Orig. 79c Girls Silk
Hose in dark shades. Broken
sizes 81 to 101a----3se
(Children's Shoes and Hose,
Second Floor)
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Clearance. Of Slightly
SOiIed Sheets

First Quality and No, Seconds
We went through our entire stock Of sheets and
piIIowcoses with fine comb and ore offering OF
this clearance sheets of oil sizes ali bronds OF
tremendous savings! Such fonous names os Fruit
of-the-Loor, Peouot, Poee, Mohowk and Common!
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WONEN'S
HOUSECOATS

I Orig. S2.s9 Printed Cotton
Housecoats. Zip style 99c
4 Orig. $3.50 Rayon Satin
Coats. Wrap and ZIP styles,
$2.99
/ Orig. s1o.ss Rayon crepe
Coat. In black. Zip style.
Size l4--- S7.s9
(Housecoats, Third Foor.)
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from S6.o8 to $500!
Is Orig. S3.9S Bath
room Curtains. 54-inch
oil silks S2.98
II Orig. $2.9S Bath
room Curtains. 81 ms.
long. Water-repellent.
$1.98
Is Prs. Orig. $1.29 to
S1.95 Sample Pairs OF
Curtains. Only one
pair Of a kind. Slightly
soiled 69c
tDraperies
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ORIG. $3.50 TO Sl2.98
DRAPERIES 49,
$3.50 and S5.98

OnIy $ pairs :. royon and cotton donnosk
printed dropes. All soteen lined, floor lengths
and two pors alike! San spun two-tone striped
royon and cotton donoosk, printed dustite and nov
city weoves.
Twenty four poirs ore originally 1898 and Sl2o8,
NOW ore S GO The other eleven poirs ore reduced
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News Orig. 81 to $50
Leather |
Wallets
CSC
Pigskin, calfskin, goat
skin and morocco leath-
ers, with section for pri-
vate cards, etc. Many
with zippers. Black or
tan.
(The Hecht Co.. Main
Floor
81 Mes's Orig. 81
Tie and
Handk'chief
Sets
CSC
Rayon or silk and
rayon in smart color
ings. AL ties are hand
tailored.
CThe Hecht Co, Main
Floor
$40 Orig. $3.50 10 S7.95
Fine Shirts
SI.B9
Stripes and plain
oxfords with regular
and button down collars.
Also whites in neckband
style. Lustrous 2X2
broadcloths. Sizes Il TO
II.
(The Hecht Co.. Main
Floor
50 Orig. s5.95 to S7os
Mems Robes
& Cocktail
Jackets
$3.50

oAl4Odo AllohNg vi 0AA OgY
cotton and rayon robes
and jackets. Medium
and large sizes; maroon
and navy.
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Main Store.)
10-Orig. 50 Imported
Leather Cuff Buttons;
link style ACC
16-Orig. s1.0O Soft Bit
Pipe Stems; tan and
black Csc
6S-Orig. s1.65 to 50
Lightweight Pajamas;
u sleeve, knee and
regular styles; notch
collar and MILDLY styles;
sizes A to D 69c
I4-Orig. soc Patriotic
Hand Crochet Lapel
Buttons; red, white and
blue -5c
18-Orig. $3.50 ALL
Wool Flannel Broad
cloth Robes, In green,
small, m e dunn and
large sizes -S $3.50
1853 Prs.-Men's Orig.
75c Nylon Hose; Isle
feet and cuffs. Sizes
10 and II. Navy and
green --39 c
Mems FURNISHINGS,
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SALE.
Jest so! Originally
$500 to 500
GOWNS AND
SLIPS
81 to s3.49

0 Lacey and Tailored Styles
0 Soft Rayon Crepe!
0 Shimmering Rayon satinl
o Beautifully Fitting Styles!
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100-Orig. 81 and SI.1s Cotton
Batiste Gowns and Pajamas.
In gay colorful prints. Broken
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1o-Orig. S1.1s Cotton Flan-
nelette Gowns. Full cut and
long. Broken sizes 79c
25-Orig. S1.1s Chenille Bed
Jackets. Ideal to slip on when
reading In bed 94c
SOrig. 500 Lace Trimmed
Gowns in rayon satin. Long
and fitted styles Sass
Uingerie, Third Floor.
The Hecht Coz
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IL Orig. 1898 Satinized
Bedspreads. Single or
double sizes 5000 S2.99
8 Orig. S6.98 to 1898
Rayon Satin B0udoir
Table Skirts S2.9S
400 Orig. S9c Seconds
of Printed Cretonne.
Choice of 5 colors. Full
bolts and small pieces.
4sc I'd.
Jixth Fioor.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Chris-Crdft Seeks
Writ Against Aft

PORT HURON. Oct. pa
hearing will be held next Monday
on the petition of the Chris Craft
Corporation, Algonac, for a per-
manent injunction against Federal
Labor Union No. 20S73 (AFL)
which il charges with interfering
with the orderly conduct" of the
company's business.
Company counsel, before Circuit
Judge F. George, alleged the union
threatened non-striking employees
and company officials and pre-
vented entry of the officials to the
plant by threats and intimidation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

Marriage is contagious, 1t APP
peared today from the announce
ment of the marriage of two more
of the county's marriage license
clerks, making a total of seven in
four years. w NAV III
\ According to Tony Nader, in
charge of the bureau, Miss Agnes
Culhane of $3.50 Dtexel boulevard
is leaving her job behind the mar
riage counter next Monday to wed
George Morris, real estate dealer
of 748 Taylor avenue.
At the same time, Nader re-
vealed the marriage of a second
clerk. Dale DeVogelaer of 1896
Hurlbut avenue, TO Miss Mary Lou
Corbett of 1920 Wisconsin avenue
Previously married were Clerks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Fords' 100000
Gift Tops LIST
In Charity Drive

Led by donation Of 100000
from the Ford family, the Detroit
Community Fund Campaign moved
into its third day today with a
total of $685., 409 pledged. 21.s per
cent of the last years total.
A gift Of $4,000 from Mr.. and
Mrs. Edsel Ford and like dona-
ton from the Ford Foundation, q
charitable trust set up jointly by
Henry and Edsel Ford, were an
nounced yesterday at the daily
luncheon OF the campaign workers
at Hotel Tuller.
A small but notable gift of S2.53
from the Riddles at the Protestant
Children's Home mot a fund
agency, also was added to the
Golfers.
WORK SUBSCRIPTION DAY
Today has been designated by
the campaign leaders as Work
Subscription Day. when they will
offer 10 hourly rated employees the
opportunity 10 donate hours OF
work TO the drive.
The plan has operated success
fully during the past two years.
Speakers at todays luncheon
were to represent both labor and
industry. They include Richard T.
Leonard of the UAW-CIO Inter-
national Executive Board and
member of the fund board of di-
rectors; Walter G.. Wisdom of the
Allied Printing Trades Council and
also a fund board member; George
Edwards, former welfare depart
ment head Of the UAW-CIO and
candidate for Common Council;
Clarence w. Avery, president of
the Murray Corporation. and Ed
win J. Anderson, president of the
CTO6bpT Brewing COn1nanV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Border Guard
Nips Adventure

Two 14-year-old Windsor youths
who rowed rented boat across
the Detroit River TO see the sights
in Detroit. were to be turned over
to their families today by juvenile
authorities.
Peter Tarasick Of $3.50 Bloom
field road and Clayton Meyers. IA,
OF GAS Chippewa avenue. rented a
rowboat for 25 cents an hour and
started across the river. Immigra-
ton authorities took them into
custody under the Ambassador
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Civilian Drills Planned
For $4,000 Persons

+ GRAND RAPIDS. Oct. %
Civilian defense drills, involving
at least So 600 persons and de-
signed to test AFRAID and similar
defense precautions, are being
planned for Michigan, Illinois and
Wisconsin. Raymond J. Kelly OF
Detroit. director of the sixth de-
tense area. announced today.
Kelly told regional conference
from western Michigan counties
that the drills, 10 be held not later
than next Spring. were for the
purpose of combating apathy
among communities toward civil
ian defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Contagious Cupid
Two More Marriage License Clerks u in 4 Years.
Reveal March in Romance Parade

Herbert Schmidt (1940), Dorothy
Schweizenger (1939). Ted Field
man and Maurice Hally 1883 and
Mary Mandrea t1937I
Nader, himself, has been mar
ried for some time. \
The only one immune Is County
Clerk Caspar J. Lingeman. He Is
still a bachelor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
ADVANCE GIFTS IN LEAD

The Advance Gifts Unit still was
in the lead today in total collec-
tons, with S100.771.
Guest speaker at yesterdays
luncheon was Edward r. Grace,
chairman Of the Adcraft Club,
Community Fund advertising and
publicity committee.
The second days list of con-
tributions of $500 and over follows:
National Bank of Detroit. 500
600 81. S. kresge Company. 81, 500;
Whitney Realty Co.. Ltd. SIS, 900;
DR.. Ernest T. Tappey, 1000; Mrs.
Sidney T. Miller Jr., 81, 200; Robert
II. Tannahill. S2,200: Mrs. William
Clay, $1,000: A. II. Sarver and
Mrs. C. II. Scott, $1,000; Mrs. John
S. Eewberry, 81 800: Mr.. and Mrs.
George M. Holley, $500; Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle F. Johnson. 81 500; Mr..
and Mrs. George @. Booth, 81 200;
Edison Moore q Company, 81 200;
Scotch. Dillon Company. 81 600;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Barbour
$500: Alex Dow. $500: Mrs. George
Thrall. s7T0; Mulkey Salt Com
pany. $3.50; Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Meredith. $3.50; NF-aHa Mrs. w.
ca Lerchen. $500: Charles f. Sor-
ensen. $500; Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Ely, 500; National Machine Prod
ucts Co. $500: Cammann New.
berry, $500; John S. Newberry
$500: Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton II
Paterson, $500: Mrs. John and
Richard Wagner, $500: Waiting,
Lerchen &, Co, $500: Mr.. and Mrs,
a u. Widman, $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

personal knOWledge Oh Wndt III meant
10 be without them, that they over
came every obstacle to weld together
the foundation OF what was TO become in
wealth. in power and. most Importantly
lin liberty-the greatest nation on the
face of the earth.
1t cannot. however, remain so UNI
less our citizens take the same deep
interest in their government as those
who built our liberties.
The man or woman who refuses
or neglects TO vote Is playing directly
into the hands of those who would de-
stroy our free institutions.
With our present means OF COM
munication--a free press. the radio and
practically every means to obtain in
formation, there can be no excuse for
any one to neglect the slight effort
necessary to cast his ballot.
Our city officials will be elected
at the election November 4. 1t will
be up TO you 10 determine the kind of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Frank Germans
Messaget Children

The address of Frank Gormsn member of the Board of
Education which will be reproduced by phonogaph record
ings in Detroit schools, reads: ~
When forefathers founded this great nation Of
the of OF the patriots whether democracy
would country where people widespread
could not physically gather assembly the
elect representatives The of commune
cation were of course negligible.
There however in their souls such burning love OF
the liberties they had dearly and courageouy and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
New U. D. Players Cast

The University Of Detroit Play
ers will present the Pyramus and
Thisbe scene from "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" tomorrow evening
In the Little Theater, on the Nc
Nichols road campus. The presen-
tation will be the first STUDENT
directed effort in several years and
will be by cast composed Of new
members
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

Bridge and towed their boat to
immigration headquarters.
The boys promised to row back
Windsor-butr-inst were
found later at East Columbia and
Witherell streets. Their possessions
included a bankroll of 1 penny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
SOURCE OF PLAN

Neutral diplomatic sources, how
ever, expressed the belief that the
plan probably is based on the one
reported some time ago to have
been drafted by the Geopolitical
Institute in Munich, under the
direction Of DR.. Karl Haushofer
The Haushofer plan is believed
by neutral diplomats in Washing
ton to involve Argentina's absorb
ton of Uruguay and Paraguay;
Peru's absorption of Ecuador; and
the carving up of Bolivia between
Peru. Brazil and Chile.
Colombia, under the alleged plan,
would absorb Panama, Venezuela,
Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras,
and Guatemala.
In addition, French. Dutch and
British Guiana would be merged
with Brazil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
ADVERTISEMENT
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with powerful OMEGA OIL

Authorities often caution against inter-
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back-aehe. They advise rubbing with
Omega Oil-beeause it's so safe and 90
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skin-helps break up congestion-brings
ease and calm fast 3st, al drug stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

Robert F. Brand, pre-legal soph-
omore in the University OF Detroit,
has been awarded the 1941 Mag
Scholastic Medal, il was announced
today by the Rev. John F. Quinn,
Sd, dean of the college of arts
and sciences.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29


Whom you is, of course matter of your
conscience but that you do vote is solemn duty
your American citizenship
Let all get out and vote and show democracy really
in action.
Let us resolve made centuries ago by every
of Athens that transmit this city posterity
greater BETTER and beautiful than
transmitted to US"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
5 Nations Listed
As Proposed
Maj VdssaIs
BY KINGsBURY SMITH
Init News Service stan Correspond dent

\ AN"NH C'hNtou CtaH NOfrrHponuCut
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.4-Dip-
lomatic quarters in Washington
today believe that the five nations
mentioned by President Roosevelt
as the proposed vassal states for
a Nazi empire in South America
are Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru,
and Colombia.
The White House and state de-
partment still decline to make
public the secret map for the
alleged division of South and Cen.
trail America into five vassa
states, on the grounds that publ.
cation might enable Berlin II
trace the source from which this
government obtained the docu
ment.
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
las 6rdenes de Franco.

jo las 6rdenes de Franco.
DLondres, Feb. 15.-Inglaterra
admite que suS paracaidistas deS
cendieron en- Italia y que mu-
chos de elloS lograron regresar.
Bajaron con uniformes, no
vestidos de paiSano, como asa-
guran los italianos. Roma tiene
Ell prop6sito de declarar espias a
los paracaidistas y fusilarlos. La
aviaci6n fascista opera de nueyo
en- Libia, protegiendo a las tro-
pas italianas que huyen en- di-
recci6n de Tripoli.
Londres, Feb. la- Numero-
SOS aeroplanos nazis cruzaron la
costa, cerca de Kent, y salieron
a recibirle |veintenas de "Hura-
canes" y "Escupefuego'. Los
nazis regresaron a sus bases, a
TODD motor. Empez6 va a pres
tar servicios la escuadrilla "a
guila". integrada por photos nor
teamericanos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
PROTESTA DE UN


I'm amigo y subscriptor nos
enyia una carta para denun-
clar a un cierto mecanico que
lie cobr6 mas de $40 por ARE
gIarle ell autom6vil Y Sc 10 de-
10 sin arreglar, eStafandole ell
dinero.
No podemos publican la car
ia, pero comprendemos la in
dignacion del amigo. Algo pa
recido nos pas0 a noSotros con
un "raquetero' de la mccain
ca, pero no hemos publicado
su nombre.
Lo que 81 puede hacer, CO.
mo 10 cstamoS hacienda noso-
tros, es decir la verdad a sus
amigos, de modo que no Sc de
jen engahar.
I'm buen mecanico es como
I'm buen m6dico; un mecanico
sin escrupulos es algo asi CO.
mo I'm "charlatan" de la me-
dicina,
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
IPALPITACIONES De LA COLONIA LATINA

los directories que acaban de to-
mar possession.
Muchas manos estrecharan
ALI las manos de los escogidoS
por medic del vote y entire esas
manos estaran las de los j6yenes
y no-j6venes que fueron derrota
dos.
Venci6 Ia agrupaci6n Progre-
sista y cargo con la derrota, en-
buena lid, la Juventud Asturia-
ma.
Fran dos agrupaciones y aho-
ra no existe ninguna. Las dos de
saparecieron la noche misma del
escrutinio, cuando una obtuVo el
triunfo Y la otra lealmente adm
ti6 SUI derrota.
va no existen diferencias. To
dos, vencedores v vencidos, no
son otra cosa que socios del Cen
t-o Asturiano.
81 la collaboration estrecha Sc
mantiene, como todos deseamos,
"a Centro volVera a sus mejOreS
dias.
Vaya un saludo nuestro para
los directories que salieron hace
pocos dias y otro para los que
han echado sobre sus hombros Ia
importante tarea de administrar
En- la colonia latina, ell Centre
Asturiano es una formidable
palanca de avance y mejoramien
to collective.
UnidoS todos los socios, uni
das todas LAS voluntades, ell re :
sultado no puede ser otro que el
inicio de una era de prosperidad
para ell Centre.
Sin adulaciones, porque no a.
costumbramos a adular, de nue.
vo expresamos nuestros mejores
votos por la Casona.
La juventud sabra cumplir
con su deber Y la juventud, ayu-
dada por los socios que no son j6
venes y poseen valiosa experien-
cia Y buena fe, conquistara reso-
nantes exitos.
Salud!
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
CCMENZARA EN- MARIO LA
CAMPANA DEL COFRE DE
LA COMUNIDAD

En- el mes de MARIO empezara
en- Tampa la campana para He
mar ell Cofre de la COmunidad.
FL prssupuesto aprobado por los
s,nores directories es de $122,-
497, un aumento de mas de 1000
pesos Sobreel ano pasado.
Para director de la cuestaci6n
Sc nombr6 al Sr. w. S. Rodgers,
director de una agencia local de
aseguros,
A las colectividades que annual
meute ayuda el Cofre, les han ST.
do asignadas las siguientes can
tidades Cruz Roja, $4,250; Mu-
chachos Exploradores, $6,270;
Asilo de Mines, S12, 1923. rs; Ser
vicio de Familias, $11,520.00;
fondo de emergencia del Servi-
cio de Familias, $4,000. 90; Mu-
expIoradoras, $4,000;
Scciedad Humanitaria, $1,000;
Fondo de Leche, $1,000; Asilo
de Ancianos, $12,500; Ej6rcito
de Salvation, $500; Hogan de
Muieres, $1,000; Institute de
Marineros, $3,474; Tampa Day
Nursery 5000; Tampa Negro
Nursery, S2.005; Tampa Urban
League, $4,000; Traveller Aid So
ciety, $3.50; J6venes Cristia =
nos. Sc, 900; J6venes Hebreos,
$3.50; J6venes Cristianos,
$1,000. Administration y recau-
daci6n, $4,946.9O. Intercambio
de Servicio social, S1,101 gas
tos de la campana, $1,000; pro-
baEle disminuci6n de ingresos,
$4,000. Total pr5supuestado,
$l22, 1864.
La gaceta., 1941-02-15
BOLETTNES DE ULTIMA HORA
Informes del Buro Federal contra Bridges. =
Mission cientifica parcel DR.. Conant. = I'm nue.
vo asalto y robo en- Miami.

da mayor de los Estados Uni
dos. Dirige este grupo ell Sc
nador Wheeler, de Montana,
La proposition de estos sena-
dores Sc considera contraria a
los derechos de una naci6n en-
guerra.
Londres, Feb. 15.-Algunos
de les paracaidistas lanzados
en- Inglaterra, vestidos como
soldados, no han regresado a
sus bases. Los italianos dicen
que estos "espias" Sc propo-
nian atacar ell famoso acue :
ducto de Apulia.
Miami Beach, Feb. 15-Los
esposos Kriezvogel, de New
York, denunciaron hoy un a.
salto y robo, cometido por tres
hombres, con perdida de joyas
valuadas en- 8,575 y $120
en- dinero. Fueron asaltados
cuando r~egresaban de un club
nocturno. Los hombres empu-
naban armas de fuego.
Homestead, Feb. 15.-Tres
bandidos asaltaron y robaron
dos camiones en- un lugar a
seis millas de aqui, hiriendo al
"driver" de uno de ellos.
FL herido Sc llama Thomas
Fink, Jr., de Miami, y dice que
tres hombres lie asaltaron. Via
jaban los bandidos en- un au-
tom6vil tipo coupe. Joe Burt
Knox detuvo su canton detras
del que guiaba Fink y tambien
lie asaltaron. lie quitaron a
Knox $1,000.
Manila, Feb. 15.-Despues
de dos dias de susie, por las
amenazas de guerra de los nj
pones, Ell archipelago filipino
ha recobrado su normalidad.
Produjo la alarma ell rotor
no de ua harco holapd&s. que
La gaceta., 1941-02-15

Washington, Feb. 15.-Va-
rios senadores y representa-
ties elogiaron hoy al secretario
de Justicia Jackson por haber
ordenado la detenci6n de Har
ry Bridges, ell lider obrero de
la costa del Pacffico.
Contra el present6 un infor
me, de $500 palabras, ell jefe
del Bur6 Federal de Investiga-
cions. Tn juicio pGblico Sc lie
concedera a Bridges ell dia 81
de MARIO, en- San Francisco.
Belgrade, Yugoeslavia, Feb
15-Estan conferenciando con
ell principe regente Paul, ell pri
mer ministro Cvetkovic y ell mi
nistro de Estado Cincar-Mar-
kovic. NADIA Sc ha dicho off
cialmente, pero creese que los
dos Sc comprometieron a Sc
guir una politica mas de acuer
do con los deseos de Hitler.
Los diplomaticos que han pc
dido entrevistas no seran reci-
bidos hasta la semana pr6xi-
ma.
Washington, Feb. Is. Ell
presidente Roosevelt confi6
hoy una mission de caracter
c~ientifico, que desempehara
en- Inglaterra, al DR.. James B.
iConant, presidente de la Uni
versidad de Harvard. Conant
es un quimico de renombre. lie
acompaharan en- ell viaje Ell
professor F. L. Hovde y Carol
L. Wilson, del Comite Investi-
gador del Consejo Nacional
de Defensa.
Washington, Feb. 15.-Los
senadores ~opuestos a la ley de
ayuda a Inglaterra Sc propo-
men en- que la Gran Bretaha
de a conocer sus terminus de
paS aatss de- cue Eessha ayu-