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Evening star., 1941-08-14
Draft Extension
Measure Goes
To White House
Final Approval
OF 2H-Yeor Term
Voted by Senate
Earlier Story on Page A-9.)

Earlier Story on Page A-9.)
By the Associated Press.
Final Senate approval sent to
President Roosevelt today legis-
lation extending the service pc
riods of all Army enlisted per-
sonnel for 18 months.
The Senate vote was 81 to 10.
The measure, passed by the single
vote margin of 203 to 202 in the
House Tuesday, would authorize the
President to retain selectees, Ma
tional Guardsmen and ReServists
for a total of two and half years.
Regular enlisted men, who signed
up for a three-year period. could be
held for four and a half years. To-
days Senate action was acceptance
of the House bill. The vote:
How Senators Voted.
For the legislation go:
Democrats Andrews, Bailey,
Barkley, Bunker, Byrd, Caraway
Connally, Eastland, George, Gerry
Glass, Green, Guffey. Hayden, Her.
ring, Hughes. Maloney, Mcclellan
Mead. Murdock, Pepper, Radcliffe,
Reynolds, Roster, Schwartz. Smith.
| Thomas of Oklahoma Thomas of
Utah. Truman, Tunnel, Tydings-3l
Republicans - Austin, Brewster,
Bridges, Burton. Gurney, Whites.
Against the legislation 19D:
Democrats-Adams. Bone, Clark
of Missouri, Downey. johnson of
Colorado. McCarran, ODaniel, Van
Nuys, Walsh-9.
Republicans - Butler, c apper
Danaher. Johnson of California,
LANCER, Shipstead, Taft, Thomas of
Idaho, Vandenberg-9.
Progressive-La Follette-l.
Pairs were announced as follows:
Bankhead. Democrat. for. and Nc
Nary, Republican. against; Lucas,
Democrat, for. and Aiken, Republi-
can. against; Ball. Republican, for,
and Willis. Republican, against:
Chandler, Democrat. for, and Davis,
Republican, against; Ellender, DEM
ocrat, for, and Gillette, Democrat,
against.
The following absentees were an
nounced as favoring the measure:
DemocratS-Hatch, Hill, Kilgore,
Lee, Peace, Mcfarland, O'Mahoney
Overton, Russell. Spencer, Stewart,
! Wagner. Wallgren, Smathers.
Republicans - Barbour, Holman,
Reed.
$40 Pay Increase.
Under the legislation. all men
who had served II months would
receive a $40 monthly pay Increase.
Congress could terminate the
Presidents authority to hold men
beyond their original service perjods
at any time through the adoption
of a concurrent resolution. Con-
gress also could permit the Presi-
(see DRAFT, Page 2-X)
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Mary Arnold Defeats
Helen Jacobs, 6-3, 6-3
By the Associated Press.


MANCHESTER. Mass, Aug IA
Helen Jacobs of Greenville. Del. ma
tional tennis champion from 1882 to
1885 was swept to defeat today by
Mary Arnold of Los Angeles IN
straight sets. 6-3. 6-3. in their
quarter-fna match at the womens
invitation tourney at the Essex
Country Club.
The champion here in 1886, Miss
Jacobs suffered the fate of such
other favored performers as Dorothy
Bundy, Valerie Scott and Hope
Knowles who succumber earlier in
the tournament Miss Jacobs was
seeded second and Miss Arnold fifth.
Pauline. Betz of Los Angeles. top-
seeded, was too much for l6-year-
old Doris H. Hart of Miami, who
had conquered sixth-seeded Miss
Knowles, and won in straight sets.
6-3 "a, to enter the semifinal
bracket.
The semifinals tomorrow pair Miss
BetZ against Helen Bernhard of New
York, who is fourth seeded. and Miss
Arnold against the unseeded Mar
garet Osborne of San Francisco.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Two Baltimore Sailors
MISSING After Crash

The Navy Department reported
this afternoon that two Baltimore
men were missing after a collision of
the P. c. 457 with the U. S. S. Nor
luna off Puerto Rico this morning.
The P. C. 457, formerly civilian
craft known as the Trouper, sank.
The missing men are H. D. Osborn,
seaman first class, and F. c. Nc
Kenna, fireman second class.
The craft lost was approximately
lot feet long and had been pur-
chased by the Navy last summer.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Bogort Appears Sure
OfNutionuI AmuteurPIuce

76. 144 to lead a field of Is starters
Other Washington scores:
B. E. Skinner. jr. Columbia, IT.
79-l56; Ray Swearingen. Columbia
78-78-l56; Eugene Pittman, Con-
gressional. 80-no card; Charles Ma
lone, Indian Spring, 83-no card
Charles Price, Ipdian Spring, no
card.
Walter Cushman of Charlottes-
vile, Va. scored 76-73-l49 to win
one of the four places in the ma
tional tournament at Omaha start
ing August 25.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Several Wounded in Paris
During Demonstration

BY the Associated Press.
VICHY, Unoccupied France, Aug
14.-Several persons were wounded
in a Communist demonstration in
Paris yesterday when shots were
exchanged in a crowd of the par
ticipants.
The incident was not disclosed
here until today. 1t was not clear
in latest reports whether police or
communists did the shooting.
Paris newspapers said police fired
on the demonstrators and that l6
were arrested at the Care st. Lazare,
a main railroad station.
The newspaper Aujourdhui said
those involved were solely Jews
and foreigners"
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, Aug. IA R).-
Stocks steady; rails advance
moderately Bonds irregular; some
corporates extend rally. Foreign
exchange quiet; generally un-
changed.
Cotton lower; liquidation. Su-
gar easy; liquidation. Metals
quiet; copper only on selective
basis. Wool tops inactive: grease
futures improve on trade buying.
CHICAGO. - Wheat about
steady; early sharp upturn lost.
Corn lower; corn belt showers
promised. Cattle steady to Is
lower. Hogs steady to weak; top
$11.55.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Aims Insufficient
To Assure Peace and
Justice, ViehySays
Roosevelt und Churchill
Statement Called Recost
OF Wilson's Points
By The Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
VICHY. Unoccupied France, Aug
IA highly placed Vichy French
source declared today that the
Roosevelt Churchill war aims state
ment was insufficient to assure
peace and Justice
This authoritative statement said:
THE declaration Cby President
Roosevelt and Mr.. ChurchilD is only
recaSt in briefer form of the IA
points of President Wilson and SIM
ply refurbishes a doctrine which ap-
peared to have some worth Is years
ago. But experience has shown this
doctrine is not sufficient to assure
peace and Justice
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Britain May Tell Miners
To Return to Their Pits
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 14.-Faced with q
potentially serious coal shortage,
the government was reported today
to be planning to order 25,000 min
ers to return to their pits by Sep
tember l in addition to $4,000 who
are returning voluntarily.
Thousands of miners have joined
the services or left the mines for
more lucrative factory jobs. An
increase in production is needed
for the rising war production and
for the possibility of transporta-
ton tieups similar to those that
followed last winters heavy Ger
man air attacks.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
SPECIAL Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
TOWSON, Md, Aug. l4.-Ralph
Bogart, the District, of Columbia
amateur golf champion, this after
noon appeared sure to win one of
the four places open in sectional
qualifying rounds for the National
Amateur golf championship. Bo-
CART scored a four over par IA on
the first round of the 36-hole trials,
and played the third nine in Sc.
Otto F. Greiner of the Country
Club of Maryland, where the tour
nament was being played. scored So,
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Moscow Is Described
As Very, Very Happy

LONDON, Aug. IA (P).-An in.
formant at the Russian Embassy
said tonight that Russia had been
Kept informed throughout the Roose-
lt-Churchill conference and that
Moscow was very, very happy about
the results"
Evening star., 1941-08-14

FIFTH RACE-Purse $500; claiming
3-year-olds and up; l IL miles
Blind Brook kelly $50 $50 2on
Schley Buck Hernandez 600 $50
Vinny Boy (Delpino) $50
Time, !: 80 3-5.
Also rsn-Maetake. Best Policy, strum-
ming. Good Battle, Wild Irish.
SIXTH RACE-Purse' $500: claiming;
3-year-olds and up; | IL miles.
Black Crusade tChur'ilD $50 4s0 310
Time Scout lBletzacker) $50 $50
Sky Hostess CHollandl 40
Time. 40 3-5.
Also ran-Agnes knight Chief Hollis,
Goantell VeStale, Stockton.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Peck Slated as Envoy

President Roosevelt sent to the
Senate today the nomination of
WHY'S R. Peck of California, now
counselor of the American Embassy
at Peiping, China, to be Minister to
Thailand.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Beaverbrook Flew Sunday
To Sea Meeting, Aide Says
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MONTREAL, Aug 14-J. P. Bick-
ell, Toronto mining magnate who
has been associated with Lord
Beaverbrook in aircraft production
in England, turned up in Montreal
today and disclosed he had crossed
the Atlantic with Lord Beaverbrook
IN plane, the two separating when
the British cabinet officer joined
the Churchill Roosevelt conferences.
He said their plane left England
Sunday few minutes after a large
transport craft had crashed on a
Scottish hillside, killing % United
States and British ferry pilots and
personnel.
LONDON, Aug. Ia CP'.-Lord
Beaverbrook flew the Atlantic in a
companion plane to that which
crashed with loss of % lives Sun
day night, it was disclosed tonight
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Saratoga

SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 50n added
graded handicap, class c; 4-year-olds and
upward: : furlones
Napper Tandy fDickeyl 1920 40 4 so
Golden Voyage Meade 400 $50
Birch Rod tBreenl $50
Time, :2435
Also ran-Spanish Duke, Counterglov,
Grey Wolfe, Gallahadion. Baby Sister.
Third Ccvery. Grebe, Bosley, Kingfsher.
ances; 3-year -olds and upward: Wilson
Mile.
Sun Eager (WestropeD 1880 IL so so
Dark Discovery tSkelly) $50 4 SO
Obash tMeadel 800
Time, :3S25.
Also ran-Navsl Reserve, Air Master,
BoSsy Servant Parading, Falrymant, Ice
Wafer and WiSe Tlmmia
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Late Races

Earlier Results, Rossvan's. Other
Selections and Entries for To-
morrow, Page TX.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Toduy's Home Runs
American Lea que

American League
Travis, Washington. I'd inning.
Sturm, New York, I'd inning.
FoXx, Boston, I'd inning.
McQuinn, st. Louis, 1st inning.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Wushinqton Park

FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: allow
ances; 2-year-olds; 51a furlonss.
First of All (Wilson) go 800 40
Kirwin (Wagnerl $50 5uU
Wise Decree (Cruickshank) $50
Time / :06.
Also ran-Keene Advice. Florizsn Beau.
Chicago DR. Crow Wilder. New GLORY,
Gem w, Rslda, Indian Sun and Fate.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, S1.200: claimlns'
4-year-olds and upward. mile.
Prairie Dog lRichard) l0.40 $50 36Y
OF Shore (Bergerl 4.e0 2.gX
Forfend (Bortonl $50
Time, 1871
Also ran-DancinS Light, Beau Insco'
Recent, Topee and Ahalon.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

SUMMARY:
Runs batted in-keller %. Travis. sturm
ts). Rizzuto, Dickey C.l. Vernon. Rolit'
Di Maggie.
Two-base hi-Henrich.
Three base hitS-Sturm. Di MagsIo.
Home runS-TraviS Sturm.
Double pIay-Gordon. RuLZuto and Stufm.
Left on bases-N ashington, = New
b York. ~.
Bases on baIls-On Sundra, I; off Donald.
I; of Anderson. I.
Struck out--By Donald, 3; by sundra. 1;
by Anderson, |.
HitS-On Sundra, Q in 3 innings; of Mas
terson. . in 1 inning; off Anderson.
in = innings.
Wild pitch-DonaId.
Winning piteher-Donad.
Losing pitcher-Sundra.
Umpires-aiessrs. Geisei. Pipgras and
Rommei
Time-2:p5.
Attendance 1000,
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Nurruqonsett Park

SIXTH RACE-Purse. Si.%0O; claim
ing 3-year-olds and upwsSd; l mile and
30 yards.
La Joya MORA 4.40 3l0 so
Tyrone tSt onZal $50 500
Blue Uniform tSnyder) $50
Time, l:45.
Also ran-Kenneth K, Tony Weaver,
Stinging and Image of War,
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 200; claim
ing 3-year-olds and up: la miles.
Count Natural tC'n'ly) lilo 2o.t0 10 40
Orcades tTaylor) $40 2.HO
Valdina Dream (Atkinsonl 500
Time, .53is.
Also ran-Hasty Wire. Santiago. Winter
Sea, City Judge, Yannie Sid, Top Stah.
Cangrierror and Papa Jack.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S1,100; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward: is miles.
Baby Talk de Camillis) 1870 1880 40
Bertillon (Hettinger) $50 800
American Money Vanderberg) 500
Time, 1:47+5.
Also ran-Lady Ariel, Innishlacken.
Wanna Hygro. Pomplit Jot-Em-D Down,
Astronomy, Old Sweety. Flying Flee and
Evening star., 1941-08-14
ROOSEVELT CHURCHILL REVEAL PEACE AIMS:
GREAT BRITAIN BANS ALL EXPORTS TO JAPAN
Late News Bulletins
British Planes Raid BouIoqne Docks

LONDON uFp.-Blenheim bombers with fighter escort,
attacked the docks at Bouogne German France
this afternoon and bombs bursting on the target
it authoritavely reported Thirteen German fighter
planes shot down in the attacks and three British
fighters missing, said (DNB announced in Ber-
lin British planes shot down by German
fighters in the radS)
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Second Game.l
NEW YORK,

,Aderholt batted for Masterson in eth
Myer batted for Anderson IN 9th
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Other League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Chicago-First Game
Detroit 5000 100 900 600 l 81
Chicago - 900 Oil 0lx-3 10
Batteries-Bridses and Tebbetts; Lee
and fresh.
At Chicago-Second Game
Detroit --- 900 900 90 -
Chicago - 002 001 90 -
observation-disclosures and Sullivani
Humphries and Turner.
Philadelphia-First Game
Boston -----1 40 10l 040 OIL Is 0
Philadelphia 100 123 100 90 8 16 2
-Batteries-Harris and Pytlak; Ferrick
and Hayes.
PhiIadelphia-Second Game
Boston - 020 Il
Philadelphia 04O 40
Batteries-wiIlson. Potter and Peacock;
G. Harris and Wagner.
At st. Louis
Cleveland - 010 010
st. Louis 200 90
Batteries-Dean and Hemsley; NigEeling
and Ferrell.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Pittsburgh
Chicago -- 041 900 100 s IL 0
Pittsburgh - O1O 100 O00-2 2 so
Batte-ies-Passeau and Mccullough;
Butcher and Davis.
At Boston
New York. 2O2 900 600 10
Boston 012 600 0OO- 3 Z 3
Batteries-McGee and Danning; Hutch
tnEs, Javery and Mast.
(Only Games ScheduledD
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Is Persons Shot to Death in Croatia

ZAGREB P.-Seventy-hve persons were shot to death
today 10 of them because of mutiny in
centration camp Travnk in Bosnia Two Communists
were Sarajevo distributing communistc leaf
propaganda
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Moscow Denies Nazi EncircIement Claim

MOSCOW DP.-Marshal Semeon Budyennys army de-
Tending the Ukraine been encced by the Germans
or their allies Lozovsky Foreign Commissar, de-
clared tonight.
Earlier Story Page AID
Evening star., 1941-08-14

3S 1913 IL D
SCORE BY INNINGS.
WashtOn OIO OO2 900
New York 12O 131 OF 40
Evening star., 1941-08-14

Late news and sports are covered on Pages
Tx and 2-X of this edition of The Star, supple
menting the news of the regular home delivered
edition of The Star
Evening star., 1941-08-14

(See DRAFT, Page 2-X
La gaceta., 1941-09-11
Sc RUMORA QUE HAN ST.
DO ASESINADOS "TIMO-
TEO" Y Ell MAESTRO

BESIDE hace varies diaS circu-
Ia en- Tampa el rumor de que a
yentes del go6ierno de Batista
han asesinado, en- Ia Habana, a
los artistas de radio que nues-
tro piblico conoce por limo
teo' v ell Maestro.
-IPor Que no publican us
edes HOS dicen-ese doble a
sesinato?
NosotroS estamos procurando
averiguar la verdad y tan prom
to legue a nuestra mesa, Ia da-
remos a conocer.
No queremos hacer %acusacio-
mes basadas Ell rumores; pero
1efenderemos siempre, como la
defendimcs contra el machada-
to, la causa del pueblo cubano,
tan bueno y tan i%gnominiosa-
mente maltratado.
La gaceta., 1941-09-11
La avacion britannica lanzo
%centenares de bombas en- Turin
Algunos de los aparatos volaron
1000 pies de altura

ron a Berlin, Ell domingo pasa-
do.
Nj los aeroplanos nj la arti-
Iberia de Mussolini molestaron
a los atacantes.
FL photo de un Wellington
trio sus artefactos desde 1000
pies y vic estallar varios incen
dos. La tripulaci6n de otro
bombardero cont6 hasta "a
mil incendios, elevandose Ell
hume hasta 1000 pies. Varias
bombas cayeron en- una fabri-
ca de gran tamaho. Desde Ell
incendio salian algunas cosas
que explotaban entire 1000 y
5000 pies de altura,
La gaceta., 1941-09-11

hoy la iniciativa, en- un punto,
Y avanzan desde tres diferen-
ties lugares. La penetration
en- las lineas nazis, en- ell sec
tor del centric, es de doce mi
Has.
Washington, Sept. 11.-El
presidente Roosevelt %conferen
clara en- la tarde de hoy con
ell ~secretario Hull y ell embaja
dor russo, Sr. Ousmansky. Ma
mana recibira a la mission nom
brada para ir a Russia.
Washington, Sept. 11.-Con
Iideres republicanos y demo
cratas consult6 el Presidente,
en- horas de la mahana, su dis
curse deesta noche. Ell secre.
tario Early declare que Sc da-
La gaceta., 1941-09-11

Londres, Sept. Liza avia
ci6n inglesa lanz6 anoche un
formidable ataque, con cente.
mares de bombas, en- la impor-
tante ciudad de Turin, en- ell
norte de Italia. Gran nGmero
de bombas Sc %arrojaron en- ell
arsenal real.
Muchos de los aparatos des
cendieron hasta 1000 pies y
vieron de manera perfecta
donde caian sus bombas. Avio
mes Stirling y Halifax, de nue.
70 tipo, participaron en- la &C
ei6n. Algunos de ellos ataea-
La gaceta., 1941-09-11

ran al pueblo los hechos. "Se-
ra claro y simple ell lenguaje,
de modo que no haya lugar a
dudas, y cubrira todos los pun
tos.
Toxic, Sept. 11.-Se ha
creado un Quartet general de
la defensa nacional, bajo ell
mando del general Otozo va
mazda.
Ell general sera responsible
directo ante ell emperador Hi
rohito, que Sc dice anhela evil
tar la guerra.
Este nuevo commando abarca
al Jap6n, Corea, Formosa y
Sakhalin. Yamada seguira
tambien en- ell puesto de ms
pector de educaci6n militar.
Estokolmo, Sept. 11.-Los
nazis fusilaron en- Noruega a
dos lideres obreros, opuestos
al regimen de TRACTION de
Quisling. Las tropas Sc han he
cho cargo del dominic de to-
das las organizaciones obreras
y patronales. La pena minima
sehalada por ell decreto de a.
yer, para los que no acaten
las 6rdenes sin vacilar, es de
diez amos de trabajos forza =
dos; la maxima, de muerte
por fusilamiento.
Buenos Aires, Sept. IA
firmase en- los corredores de la
Camara de DiputaGos que ell
embajador aleman, Won Tha-
ermann, esta a punto de ser
declarado persona no grata
por ell gobierno del presiden-
te INFERNO Ramon Castillo,
La gaceta., 1941-09-11
Destrozadas dos d~ivisiones nazis
en- las cercanias de Kiev
Centenares de cazas b~ritanicos ayudan
al Ejercito Russo.
Metio ell Ejercito Rojo tres cunas
en- las lineas alemanas

Moscu, Sep. 11.-Nuevos
triunfos alcanz6 hoy ell ejerci-
to russo en- ell frente Central.
Dos divisiones alemanas fue
ron deshechas por los ataques
sovieticos en- las cercanias de
Kiev.
Otras doce millaS de terri
torio v II aldeas les fueron a
rrebatadas a los invasores.
Berlin habla de operacio-
mes ~normales, conforme a 10
dispuesto por ell mundo; pero
la propaganda nazi admite
que la resistencia rusa es mas
intensa.
Leningrado Y Odessa resis-
ten, aunque Sc espera un nue.
vo ataque desesperado del ma
zismo, probablemente basado
en- divisiones de paracaidistas,
EN- ell sector de Leningrado.
Helsinki comunica que va
empez6 a nevar en- ell norte de
Finlandia.
Londres do hoy la noticia, re
cOgida por la Radio rusa, del
arribo de centenares de cazas
ingleses en- socorro del ejerci-
to russo.
Las 1ltimas noticias del fren
te central revelan que han pc
netrado las lineas nazis tres
cuhas del ejercito rojo. Doce
aldeas fueron capturadas por
las tropas que manda ell CO.
mandante Eremenko.
La aviaci6n rusa %contin1a
arrojando toneladas de bonn
has sobre los soldados del enc
migo, destruyendo de paso co
lumnas enteras de tanque'.
Fieramente Sc combate al sur
de Lago linen y detras de las
lineas del enmigo. En- las mas
recientes acciones de guerra
los nazis, en- muer-
tos y heridos, 10000 hombres,
La gaceta., 1941-09-11
III A CHURCHILL DE
P~ERTENECER A LA u
Ola NEGRA

Londres, Sep. 11.-E dipu-
tado comunista Gallagher, ell
Gnico rojo en- ell Parlamento,
lie llam6 hoy a Churchill, en- su
cara, miembro de la "guardia
negra" y lie "acus6 "de con-
Quota sucia y cobarde."
Sc refiri6 ell diputado a una
expression del cornoel Moore
Brabazon, ministro de produc
ci6n de aeroplanos, diciendo
esperaba que los ejercitos ru-
so y aleman Sc destruyesen
mutuamente.
Demand6 de Churchill que
retire del gobierno a cualquier
ministro que no este de acuer-
do, en- IN Glen por ciento, con
la ayuda a Russia.
Churchill lie contest6: "Yo
creo no estar preparado para
recibir normas de cOnducta o
guia de un honorable caballe-
70 que, es notorio, Gambia sus
opiniones siempre que Sc lie or
dena hacerlo por un cuerpo
que reside fuera de este pals"
MosoG, Sept. 11.-Tropas
rusas de Leningrado tomaron
La gaceta., 1941-09-11
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS
Telegrama de Don Fernando. = Cuestiones e.
lectorales.-Los canones de Leningrado.-Pro-
p~osicion del coronel Knight. Ell discurso del
Presidente.-Comoel de la Casa Blanca.

plo, gasta cincO ~centavos al dfa
en- mandar su hijo o hija a la es-
cuela.
La Tampa Electric lie cobra
dos y medic centavos por cada
pasaje.
81 bajo la preston de la Jun
ia de Utilidad esa compania de-
eide aumentar ell precio del pa
sale, ell hijo del obrero tendra
que pagan $500 al mes, en- lu-
gar de $3.50.
Ofrece Ia Junta economizarle
30c al trabajador, en- la cuenta
de alumbrado, y por la otra par
te arojara sobre 81 $3.50. De
mOdo que para ell obrero de las
fabricas, analizada la question,
es mas razonable pagan 3Oc que
$3.50, no importa 10 que la Jun
ia olga.
La carta del coronel Knight
probablemente sera rechazada
por los "inGtiles :" pero los obre
ros, en- instancia final, pagaran
"los platos rotos."
La gaceta., 1941-09-11

junto con $40 tanques, 400 ca
miones y mas de 140 canones.
Les fueron derribados AZ avio
mes.
En- un vibrante editorial men,
ciona "Pravda" la tenaz resis
tencia en- Leningrado, Kiev y
Odessa Y dice que los nazis Sc
acercan a su tumba.
Frente a Odessa ell general
rumano Antonescu ha sacrifi-
cado va, inGtilmente, una par
te considerable de su ejercito.
Mas de 800 aeroplanos ma
zis han sido derrlbados en- los
alrededores de Leningrgado.
Epidemias de influenza y
disenteria siguen ocasionando
numerosas defunciones entire
los nazis.
Todos los esfuerzos de los
alemanes y finlandeses para
cortar ell ferrocarril de Muir
mansk, al norte de Leningrado,
han fracasado. Los combates
Sc libran EN- los pantanos y hos
ques.
Buques rusos vigilan la cos
ia del Artico.
FL ej6rcito del mariscal Tt
monshenko mantiene la inicia-
tiva en- ell centric y los alema-
es retroceden desde Gomel a
Smolensk.
Las defensas de Odessa, a
los 20 dfas de batalla, son aho
ra mas fuertes.
Grupos de guerrilleros a.
margan la misera vida al ene-
migo en- la region de Estonia
tratan de cortar sus comuni-
caciones en- la carretera Let's
tepia-C hernaya, al oeste de
FL peri6dico de Hitler, ell
''Voelskicher Beobachter," no
.ublica hoy noticias de la que
ira, en- la primera plana, CO.
mo 10 venia hacienda.
La gaceta., 1941-09-11
CONFERENCIO LOR
CON Ell PAPA Y Ell CAR
DENIAL MAGLIONE

Ciudad Vaticano, sept. IL
Ell embajador de los Estados u
nidos en- la Santa Sede, Myron
c. Taylor, conferenci6 aver con
el Papa Pho XII y ell cardinal
Maglione, secretario de estado.
Cr6ese que en- las entrevistas
Sc discutieron problemas de la
guerra y la paz.
POGO anteS ell ministro ingles,
Sir Francis Darcy G. 0rborne,
habia sido recibido en- Audien-
cia privada por su Santidad.
La gaceta., 1941-09-11

La Junta de Cultura Espano-
la, como ell Centre Espanol, ha-
bfa invitado al ilustre ciudada
no y dilecto amigo, Don Fernan
DO de los Rios, a hacernOs una
vista y dar en- Tampa algunas
conferencias
Infortunadamente, Don Fer
nando, luego de cumplidos sus
compromises en- Cuba, Sc vic o.
bligado a embarcar para la A
merica del Sur.
Recibi6 la Junta un telegra-
ma redactado en- estos termi-
nos:
'Salgo hoy mismo para Sud
America, en- viaje de estudio, y
no regresare hasta enero. Stem
pre- les recuerdo con caino".
Fernando de los Rios.
Quiza tengamOs OCCASION de
oirle, nuevamente, en- Ell primer
mes del ano 1912.
Dan Fernando cuenta con mi
les de amigos en- esta ciudad
que tan inolvidables ejemplos
diera, de civismo Y desprendi-
miento, en- los tres amos de Ia
guerra del fascismo internacio-
nal contra la Repdblica y ell pue
bio eSpanol.
La gaceta., 1941-09-11
VIENToS FREsCoS

La oficia meteorological To-
cal anuncia aguaceros, acorn
pahados de vientos frescos, pa
ra la noche de hoy. Habra po-
co cambio en- la temperature.
Maxima aver, 80 grades; mi-
nina, 70,