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Evening star., 1941-03-09
New Trade Board
Members Listed

Eleven business and professional
men and two business organizations
were elected to membership in the
Board of Trade at meeting of the
Board of Directors last week.
The individual applications ap-
proved were those of Ralph A. Beals,
librarian in the Districts public
library system; Robert G. Garter,
automobile dealer, 3040 M street
NV; Richard H. Conover, 1884
Pennsylvania avenue Sc; Benja-
min C. MILAN, engineer, Investment
Building; DR.. Walter Reed, dentist
Earle Building; Melvin c. Smith
lawyer, Metropolitan Bank Build
ing; Robert L. Soper. salesman
Woodward Building; Harry Trainor
public accountant, 80 M street N E;
w. Landon Turner, real estate
broker, 11O5 Vermont avenue NV;
Robert F. WhiteStone, president OF
the Fred Drew Construction Co.
1048 Thirtieth street NV, and w. c.
Zimmerman, Northern Liberty
Building Association, 5l1 Seventh
street NV.
The business houses added to the
roster were Brooks Studio, photog-
raphers, 1927 F street NV, and
Merchants Transfer g. Storage Co.,
920 E street NV.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Y. Y.W.C. A. News

Tea will be served today from
to pm. by the Georgetown Chap
ter. Orma Ewing. soprano, and
Selma Last, contralto, will present
the music hour from to 6.
A beginners class in daytime
bridge will start on Monday at 2
pm Mrs Hannah Gather Hill
is the instructor and teaches the
newest Culbertson rules in the two
hour classes.
The Maids of Athen will meet
Tuesday at 8 pm.
The League of Youth of Hellenic
Descent will meet Wednesday at 8
pm. Business and professional
women in Washington will gather
at $50 pm. for the annual Nation-
wide banquet. Mrs. Hugh McClay
will preside.
The Mount Pleasant Chapter will
meet at GA E street NV. at / 30
pm. on Thursday. The Executive
Committee will meet at l pm. The
Internationally Council will meet
at 8 pm. There will be a meeting
of the All States Club and a special
speaker will talk on social service
at pm.
The Girl Reserve Executive Com
mittee will have a supper at the
Arts Club on Friday at 6:45 pm.
in honor of Mrs. Joseph Grigsby,
retiring chairman and for Mrs.
Fred Buschmeyer, new chairman.
The Senior Girl Reserve father
and daughter banquet is Saturday
at pm.
Colombia has a national defense
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Business Women
To Meet Tomorrow

Mrs. L. Lamar Matthews, regional
international representative of the
Social Security Board, will address
members of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club at 7:30 pm
tomorrow at the Admiral, 1910 Rhode
Island avenue NV. The talk will
be accompanied by pictures showing
operations of the social security
program.
The meeting will inaugurate the
months study, under the program
outlined by the national federation
of the evaluation of Government
services Tentative plans will be
announced for a continuation of the
study at a dinner meeting two weeks
later.
An opportunity will be given mem
bers to register Tor further get
acquainted" Spanish classes and for
a series Of current affairs discus
sions under leadership of the club
president, DR.. Florence A. Arm
strong.
A graduation" dinner will be
given by one Of the clubs two
speaking classes Tuesday night at
the Army and Navy Club. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Won Hess of New York will be
guest of honor.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
DR.. Anton Lang, Jr.,
To Give Lecture
On Passion PLAY

An illustrated lecture on the
Passion Play will be given March
81 by DR.. Anton Lang, jr., under
auspices of the Delta Circle in the
parish hall of the Church of st
Stephen and the Incarnation.
DR.. Lang, now an American citi-
zen, lived for many years in Ober-
ammergau and, is the son of Anton
Lang, who played the part of the
Christus for many years in the
sacred drama when presented in the
Bavarian town.
Mrs. Andrew T. Dent is president
of the circle and is being assisted
in arrangements for the lecture by
Mrs. James E. Dalgleish, Mrs. T. B.
Harris, Mrs. j. william johnson and
Miss Marie Benton. Ushers will in
clude Mrs. George w. Huff, Mrs.
Mary Margaret Lembeck. Mrs. Irvine
Irving Mrs. S. K. HoStetter, Miss
Virginia Gordon and Miss Betty
GibbOn.
Evening star., 1941-03-09

Glee Club; Checker Club; fencing
group.
Thursday-9:30 am, weekly staff
conference; 8 pm. public speaking
group; $50 pm, Town Hall OF the
Air.
Friday-7:15 pm, motion picture
program; 7:30 pm, Radio Club;
$3.50 pm, evening of music series.
Saturday-9:3 am, Radio Club
2 pm, fencing group; 7:l5 pm.
broadcast of international Sunday
School lesson, Station WINK, Hor-
ace L. Stevenson, speaker; 8 pm,
Debating Club
Boys Activities.
Monday pm, Model Making
Club.
Tuesday-3:3O pm, library; $50
pm, Girls Auxiliary.
Wednesday-3:3O pm, library;
4 pm, Arts Club.
ThurSday-33 pm, library;
7:30 pm, George Williams Hi-Y
Club.
Friday-3:30 pm, library; 7:30
pm, Senior Boys Council; 7:45 pm,
Troop 100, Boy Scouts; $50 pm,
coed recreational program.
Saturday-9:30 am, first-aid
class; 1920 am, all members edu-
cational trip to Capital Transit car
shops; 11:45 am, prep Indian tribes;
12:45 pm, luncheon served by Par
ents' Club; 1:30 pm, motion picture
program; pm, Clay Modelling
Club; 2:30 pm, Woodworking Club;
Stamp Club; pm, drum and bugle
corps; pm, Arts Club; $50 pm,
all members swim.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
WarrentOn
Events of
Interest
Miss Lucie Duer
Returns From
Bennington Visit

WARRENTON, Va, March s.
Miss Lucie Duer has returned from
Bennington, VT, where she spent six
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Myer.
Mrs. George Hasslacher enter
tined at dinner Thursday evening
at her home on Culpeper street.
Mrs. John Keith has returned
from Norfolk, Va, where she went
to take leave of her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Taylor Scott Keith. and her
grandchildren. Mrs. Taylor Keith
and her little sons left this week
for the West Coast and will sail to
join 1t. Comdr. Keith in Honolulu.
Miss Agnes Lee Payne and Miss
= Anne Morson Payne are spending
some time in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip G. Marsteller
sailed yesterday for Jacksonville,
Fla, and from there will go to Fort
Lauderdale for some time.
Mrs. William F. Brittle has re-
turned from a visit of a week to
her sister-i -in-law, Mrs. George Rob-
ertson. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Robertson, near Philadel-
phia.
Mr. Alex Calvert has returned to
Warrenton after spending some time
in Camden. S. c., where he rode in
the Virginians Horse Show.
Mrs. William r. Rowland and Miss
Vivien Rowland left Thursday for
Hartlands, S. c., where they are the
guests of Mrs. Rowlands mother,
Mrs. James Coker.
Mrs. M. Tyler Mccormack, who
spent the winter in Washington, has
returned to Warrenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amory S. Carhart
have returned home after a visit
to Florida and several weeks of
Southern cruising.
Capt. and Mrs Lew Wood and
Llewellyn Wood, Sd, went to Char
lottesville recently to visit Mrs.
Llewellyn Wood, sr, on her Gath
birthday anniversary.
Miss Edith Hubbeu, who suffered
an accident recently, is in the
Doctors Hospital, Warrenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edward Barker
are now at home at Needmore, their
place on Lee street, Warrenton.
Mrs. Barker, before her marriage on
February q in Frederick. Md. was
Mrs. Virginia Calvert, widow of Mr..
George Herbert Calvert. Mr.. Barker
Is native of Warrenton and a
weu-knoWn horseman. He is a
nephew of the late James K. Mad
dux, one of the leading Sportsmen
OF the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. O'Connell have
returned to DerTynane, their home
on Winchester street, after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. O'Connell, ir..
at Hampton. Va Miss Blanche
OConnell is with friends in Florida
Miss Isabella Hart entertained at
bridge Thursday at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Taylor
Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Richards GIascock
are spending this week in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrowes McNeir of
Creedmoor, near Warrenton. are
spending some time in New York
Evening star., 1941-03-09

Colombia has a national defense
program.
Evening star., 1941-03-09

Joseph Herbert and Mrs. Barnet
Mover.
Mrs. Elizabeth Merz Butterfield
composer pianist, will be presented
at a musicale today from 430 to G
pm, by Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, music
chairman. She will entertain with
a number of her own compositions
including two patriotic songs and
will be assisted by Mrs. John Bar
nett, soprano; 10 Elliott, tenor, ano
Peggy Butter1eld, soprano.
Two workshop meetings will be
held this week. The radio group
will meet Tuesday at 8 pm. ano
the non-fiction group will meet Fri
day at pm.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Enoineers Will Meet

Col. G.. de Freest Larner, general
manager and secretary of the Ma
tional Aeronautic Association, will
speak at meeting of the Ameri-
can Society of Mechanical Engi-
neers, March %, at pm, in the
Potomac Electric Power Co. audi
torium,
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Knights of St. John
Ladies' Auxiliary

Following the meeting of Holy
Comforter Auxiliary on March l3,
a social will be held in the knights
of Columbus Club featuring What
Is It." Mrs. Agnes Elizabeth Herd
was recently elected to membership.
The Junior Holy Comforter Aux
iliary have enrolled the following:
Rhea Woods. Betty Smith, Virginia
Smith, Martha Croson, Margaret
O'Connor.
Holy Name Junior Auxiliary held
installation of officers on Friday
in the Holy Name auditorium.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Judge Bentley to Talk

Judge Fay Bentley will speak on
Work of the Juvenile Court" at a
luncheon meeting of the civics-edu-
cation section of the Twentieth Gen.
tury Club Thursday at 1890 pm. at
the Y. w. c. A. Judge Bentley will
be introduced by Mrs. Prentiss Will
son, chairman of the section. Mrs.
L. H. Macomber, 1904 Livingston
street, is in charge of reservations.
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Y. M. G. A, News

The Central Y. M. c. A. has ar
ranged for the following events this
week:
Mems Department.
Monday, 6 pm-Dinner meeting
of the Us Mems Club, Smorgasbord
7:30 pm, Bible Glass, Miss Mabel
Nelson Thurston, leader.
Tuesday-8:30 pm, Sigma Phi
Omega Sorority.
Wednesdays pm, Y. M. c. A
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-14
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different. I didn't want things the
easy way. I wanted to earn them"
But you have, Vance. You've
done everything yourself.
He shook his head. mo,
haven't. I'm still getting by on
tricks. My voice has done for me
today what my long legs did ir
football. I'm still a name, not a
person. I'm not even my own tyre.
1 look and act like two different fel.
lows. I'm a gay dog, a glad-hander,
a swash-buckling radio announcer.
Because the public thinks that's
what Vance Healey should be-
Kit nodded, knowing it was all
true.
Did it ever occur to you that a
chap might feel sort Of twisted in
all his values when the middle Of
things is distorted? I get kind ,-oi
scared inside sometimes when I
wonder if I'm kidding myself about
what I might have been. It's funny,
I guess, to hear a grown man talk
this way"
(To Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-14

Isweet evening folding around them.
When they came to the first OF
the big white churches. Vance said,
Lets sit down here. I'm going
to tel you the story of my life.
Kit sat on a step below him
They were both silent for a little
time-Vance lighting his pipe, Kit
waiting for him to speak.
There are times to run away,
Kit, and times to stick he began.
II stuck when l should have run
away, and you ran away when you
should have stuck. Clear?"
MOT yet"
when I got into radio, I let my
dream go. It probably sounds fun
ny to hear a man talking about
having a dream"
MOT to me-"
when he lets it 60, he hasn't
much left; he hasn't anything to
live up to. I didn't know that until
1 found myself tied to something ]
couldn't get away from. Now, al
thirty-two, what do l add up to?
AS & man who's made a mark for
himself?" .
YOU'RE tops in your field. And
there nothing wrong with radio
Its not radio, Kit. The trouble
is in myself. 1 don't know what
kind of a man I could have been.
Idon't know whether I could ever
ave measured up to the standard
I'd set for myself. Not knowing
gives a fellow a peculiarly uncom'
Portable feeling. That need neve,
happen to you. You don't ever neee
to feel that way, because you car
find out. You've still got YOU
chance to be what you want to be-
We'll talk about me later. G.
on with your story"
when I was in college, Kit,
was elected to the best fraternity,
to an honor society. Why? Because
1 was a football hero. Rich chap
were my buddies. Why? For the
same reason. When I got out, theil
fathers offered me jobs but
wouldn't take them. I never foolet
myself. Nobody would have givel
an unknown Healey a chance I'm
less he earned it, but a hero wa
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-14
Agreement To End Street
Car Walkout Is Reached

CONVICTION, KY, Jan. 13.-R-
An oral agreement to end the 37-day-
old northern Kentucky street car
strike was reached late today.
The settlement came in a confer.
ence between H. C. Blackwell,
president of the strike bound Cincin-
natl, Newport & Covington Railway
Co., and Robert Armstrong, I%nterna-
tional representative of the Almal-
gamated Association Of Street, Elec-
trio Railway and Motor Coach EN-
ployes.
They said formal signing Of the
agreement awaited only completion
Of copies for both sides of the con-
~troversy which has made 10000 res
idents Of Covington, Newport, Day.
ton and other northern Kentucky
communities walk to work since Dec.
s. This was expected shortly.
La gaceta., 1941-12-29

disparar con sus canones, pc
no estos fueron silenciados.
Toda la guarnicion de la
pequena isla Maaloy cay6 en-
poder de los britanicos.
La Russia Soviet y la Gran
Bretana estan de complete a
cuerdo EN- cuanto a la guerra,
como resultado de las nego
ciaciones llevadas a termino
entire ell primer ministro Jose
Stain Y ell ministro de Nego-
clos Extranjeros de lnglaterra
Antonio Eden. Cuando Roose-
welt y Churchill conferencia-
ban en- Washington, en- Moscd
negociaban tambien Stain y
EIDE.
Las negociaciones entire ell
gabinete ingles y ell gobierno
sovietico Sc iniciaron hace mas
de 10 dias. No solo han con-
venido las dos parties EN- con-
tinuar la guerra hasta exter-
minar ell hitlerismo, sino que
ademas iniciaron dis%cusiones
sobre la seguridad y la paz
de la postguerra.
La Immediate tarea de todos
los gobiernos aliados, sera la
derrota de Alemania.
La gaceta., 1941-12-29
VISTA DEL DR.. JERONIMO
MALLO

Visit6 esta redacci6n en- la
mahana de hoy, departiendo
con nuestro director y un conf
t6 de Ia Junta de Cultura Espa-
nola tornado por Jose Marti-
nsz Alexandra Inclan, Domingo
Murias y Fernando Fernandez,
q quito professor espahol, magis
trade que era de los tribunales
de la Repdblica, don Jer6nimo
Mallo.
Fue una platica agradabili-
sima de hombres que aman u
ma misma causa y por ella lu-
charon y lUchan.
Ell professor Mallo, del Cole
gio Southern, Situado en- Lake
land, haJlala en- un acto que
dentro de pOcas semanas Orga-
nizara la Junta,
Mucho apreciamos la visita
del DR.. Mallo y lie ofrecemos el
afecto y la consideration de a
migos y cOmpaheros.
La gaceta., 1941-12-29

Washington, Die. 29.-ICS
invaSores han sido reforzalo
EN- el sur de la Isla Luz6n.
I'm submarine americana, Sc
gun la secretaria de marina,
hundi6 un transporte japone' y
un barco de abastecimientoS.
|Sufri6 averias un destructor a.
mericano, pereciendo algunos
de suS tripulantes.
Hablando hoy por la Radio,
el Residente norteamericano en-
las Filipinas, Sr. Sayre, recOgi6
Ia promesa de ayuda del presi-
dente Roosevelt, dada aver, y
dijo que las lineas de defensa
seran mantenidas.
Los espanoles falangistas re-
sidentes en- las Filipiuas sc
muestran muuy indignadOs con
ell ataque de la aviaci6n japo-
mesa a Manila. Varios de clio:
perdieron propiedades.
Washington, Die. Del
captain Eddie Rickenbacker a
nunci6 hoy la cancellation de la
carrera de 500 millas, que todos
los amos Sc Verifica en- Indiana
polls. Esto Sc hace para econo.
mizar aceite, gasolina Y gomas
La carrera de 500 millas no sc
efectu6 en- los amos 1917 y 1918
cuando Estados UnidOs entrt
en- la primera guerra mundial,
de parte de los Aliados.
New York, Die. 29.-La re-
vista "The Ring" concedi6 hoy
ell titulo de boxeador del Ano,
por haber defendido z wees su
corona, en- el curse de de l94l,
al campe6n mundial Jose Luis.
FL segundo lugar sc lie otorg6 a
Billy Conn, ell aspirante a la co
roma.
Mosou, Die. 29.-El goSier-
no anuncia la recaptura de $50
pueblos Y aldeas.
Ottawa, Die. 29.-Lleg6 a es-
ia ciudad, donde mahana habla
"a al parlamento, Ell primer MI
nistro ingBes Winston Church
i'll.
Berlin, Die, 29.-ES mando
anuncia ell hundimiento de dos
transportes ingleses, en- Egipto,
y uno russo, en- ell Artico.
La gaceta., 1941-12-29
Ell peligro para Mosc1 y lula ha desaparecldo
Han sido recuperados 1872 pueblOs y aldeas.
Asegurase intenta dimitir ell Oral. nazi Halder.
Exploto una nina y m~urierOn SIS Oficiales nazis

gidos de Hitler, ell mariscal de
campo Wilhelm Keitel y ell &c
neral de artilleria Jodl.
"Estrella Roja," ell peri6di-
co del ejercito, revela que tro-
pas rusas, especialmente en-
trenadas, atacan las posicio--
mes del enemigo durante la no
che. EstaS tropas ayudaron de
manera notable a la recaptu-
ra de Rostov, Tikhvin, Plavsk
Y Volokolamsk. Los nazis Sc
han mostrado incapaces, en-
algunos sectores, de combatir
de noche. Els relativamente ia
Gil cruZar las lineas nazls du-
rante la noche. Una muJer he
fugiada en- Taganrog, olga Ig
natlevna Beloborodova, decla
ra que al llegar los nazis a Ia
ganrog mataron a muchos ci-
vifes.
En- u ncaso rodearon varias
manzanas de casas y ordena-
ron que todos los vecinos sa-
lieran a las Gales. Despues es
cogieron a varios miembros
del partido Comunista y los tu
sharon. Cuando alguien cort6
un cable militar, los nazis ma
taron a so hombres, m~ujeres
y jOvencitos.
I'm grupo de oficiales alema
mes buscaba alojamiento y un
empleado municipal les llev6
a una esplendida casa.
Cuando los alemanes dor
milan, una nina explode EN- ell
edificio y perecierOn 55 oficia
les. Muchos medicos Sc suici-
daron, en- la Ukrania, para no
prestar sus servicios profesio-
males al enemigo.
En- Taganrog los alemanes
encontraron una docea de bril-
boes a los cuales confiaron ell
mando; pero en- una manifes-
taci6n verificada por los trail
dores, las guerrillas tiraron
bombas y los mataron.
Roma admite por la Radio
que la pOsici6n del Eje en- Sta
limo y Kharkov es extremada
mente grave, por cuanto los
(PGso a Ia IA. pdg,J.
La gaceta., 1941-12-29
OTRAS F-EUICITACIONES

Mucho agradecemos, por la
sinceriiad que revelan, las fell
citaciones de las siguientes per
sOnas y colectividades: coronel
Peter o. Knight, 81 antique a.
migo de la cClonia latina; Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Centre Astu-
riano; Sra. Fidelia Santana y
su hijO, viuda ella de nuestro
amigo Angelic Santa
ma: Sra. y Srta. Lola y Lolita
Lado; Roberto Lado, ell quito jo
ven graduado de Rollins; Ar
mandO p. Boza, ell conocido mu-
hidor; State Sound Service,
prcpiedad de dos estimados jo-
venes latinos; Secci6n de Re
creo de la Unione Italiana; Sar
dinas Service Station; antique
Y buen amigo ~Segismundo Gotta
relo; Secci6n de Damas de Re-
crso del Centre Espanol; Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Circulo Gu
bano; esposos Manuel Fernan-
dez Rubio, expresidente el de la
Sec:i6n de Propaganda del Cen
tro Espanol; Daniel Pividal, el
estimado ciudadano.
La gaceta., 1941-12-29
Ell HIJO o HABIA MUERTO

Fort Worth, Texas, Die. %.
-Hace tres semanas la marina
notified a la Sra. w. L. Stewart
que su hijastro, Carl Frank
Stewart, de 10 amos, habia pc
recido en- acci6n de guerra, en-
el Pacifico.
La mujer soh6 con SD hijo y
habl6 con 81. Al levantarse que
do tan convencida de que le ha-
bia hablado, que rehus6 acep-
tar Ell dinero de una POLKA de
seguros.
Aver Sc le comunic6, por la
propia s~ecretaria de marina,
.due su hijo esta gravemente he
rido, no mUerto, y que recupe-
rara Il salud,
La gaceta., 1941-12-29
Las Eneas flipino-amencanas Sc
manienen a 60 millas de Manila
Doce aviones japoneses fueron
derribados en- Borneo.
Rechazado un ataque del enemigo en- ell borde
de la provincial de Batangas.

Grupos de soldados "suici-
das" del ej6rcito filipino, con-
t%uvieron un avance japones al
norte de Luz6n Y ayudaron a
lograr que ell enemigo retro
ediera en- un punto estrate-
gico.
La nota Official del Quartet
general informa que Ia situa-
ci6n, en- ell norte Y en- ell sur,
Sc mantiene "sin Gambia ma
terial."
Los japoneses retrocedierOn
en- Tayug, Glen millas al norte
de Manila.
Aparatos americanos de la
aviaci6n holandesa, derriba-
ron IL aviones del enemigo y
alcanZaron con sus bombas a
un transporte de gran tamaho,
en- Miri, Sarawack. Los nipo-
mes atacaron Ell aerodromo de
Medan, ocasionando la muer-
tie a 80 personals y heridas a
70.
Aviones del enemigo bonn
bardearon la fortaleza del Co
rregidor, en- Va bahia de Ma
Mia, evitando ell atacar de nue.
vo la ciudad.
La gaceta., 1941-12-29
UN PERRO LIE ATRAJO LA
ATENCION Y PUDO SAL
VAR A SU HIJIT0

Boston, Die. 29-La Sra.
Mary Hoffman sinti6 que ara
haba una puerta un perro de su
propiedad y acudi6 a yer 10 que
sucedfa. FL hume habia Cbliga-
do al animal a rascar con las pa
tas Y la Sra. Hoffman pudo sal
var a su hijito, de un aho, an
ties de que las llamas destruye-
ran ell club Casa Mahana.
Los danos producido spor ell
fuego Sc calculan en- mas de
100000.
La gaceta., 1941-12-29

Moscd, Die. 29.-La nota
Official declara que TODD ell Pc
ligro para MoscG y Tula ha
desaparecido y que los nazis
contlnuan retirandose.
La base del arco aleman, en-
Mozhaisk, Sc encuentra hoy
sacramento amenazada por la
contraofensiva sovietica.
Muchos jovencitos de II y
10 amos, miembros de una Ii
vision alemana, arrojaron sus
armas y huyeron al ser lama
do ell primer ataque, en- ell sec
tor de Kalinin.
En- los 1ltimOs dias han sido
recuperados 1872 pueblos y al
IDEAS.
I'm vigorOso ataque en- IA
linin .permiti6 a las tropas ru-
sas capturar ell Quartet gene
raj del regimiento aleman nn-
nero 312, de infanteria. Mu-
chos de los oficiales, sorpren-
didos, corrieron hacia afuera
en- pahos memories y fueron a
niquilados por las ametrRlla-
doras. FL comandante y sus a.
yudantes trataron de esconder
Sc, pero fueron abatidos.
FL servicio de inteligencia
s~ovietico ha logrado avert
guar que han declinado eI
mando de las fuerzas alema'
mas, por inconformidad con la
Elite nazi, Ell mariscal de cam
pc Ritter Won Leeb, derrotadc
en- Leningrado; m%arlscal Fee
dor Won Book, derrotado en-
las operaciones del frente dc
MoscG; mariscal de campo
Karl Won Runsdedt, vencido
en- las contraofensivas del mar
de Azov, y ell comandante en-
jefe, Walther Won Brauchit-
sch. Tres de ellos, segdn la ra
do nazi, Sc retiraron por en-
fermedad.
Aseg1rase que Sc propone
dimitir tambien ell general
Franz Halder, jefe del Esta-
do Mayor del ejercito.
Sabese que Ell general Hal
der viene sosteniendo ideas
~contrarias a las de dos prote'
La gaceta., 1941-12-29

FL "fallo" de los tres, con-
dimentado en- la Secretaria de
Trabajo, departamento de
"conciliaci6n," beneficiara a
los Sres. Berriman y Cuesta !;
pero perjudicara en- escala ma
yor a 5000 torcedores que tie
men la dicha de no TRAFALGAR
con la maquina "alemana"
Leberman.
Y vamos a poner un eJem-
plo: Bajo ell "desahogo" del
comite de tres, comite a quien
Dios conceia larga vida, pc
70 pocas ocasiones de actuar
como 10 hiciera en- este case
de los tabaqueros y de la CO.
munidad tampeha, los muy
respetados y ricos senores Be-
rriman y Cuesta pagaran
S16.25, usando ell "nuevo esti-
TO-" que es viejo y patizambo'
por el millar de cigarros de
los que Sc venden a Toe cada
uno.
Las fabricas que rechazan
el "nuevo estilo," por cuanto
va poseen dos excelentes, a
mano Y a molde ,tendran que
abonar por Ell mismO millar, 81
no nos hemos equivocado en-
la cuenta, $19.75.
Los sehores Berriman
Cuesta le estab.eceran una ru.