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Evening star., 1941-11-16
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

For some four minutes Miss MARBLE
was alone in the post Office.
Not till the postmistress returned
to her post did Miss MARBLE 60 up
stairs and explain to Miss Politt that
she wanted her old gray crepe altered
and made more fashionable if that
were possible. Miss Politt promised
to see what she could do.
1HE Chief Constable was rather
astonished when Miss Marple's name
was brought to him. She came in with
many apologies. 80 sorry - so very
sorry to disturb you. You are so
busy, l know, but then you have
always been so very kind. Colonel
Melchett, and l felt I would rather
come to you instead of to Inspector
Slack. For one thing, you know, l
should hate Constable Palk to get
into any trouble. Strictly speaking,
suppose he shouldn't have touched
anything at all"
Colonel Melchett was slightly be-
wildered. He said: ''Palk? That's the
St. Mary Mead Constable, isn't it?
What has he been doing?"
He picked up pin. you know. 1t
was in his tunic. And it occurred to
me at the time that it was quite
probable he had actually picked it up
in Mrs. Spenlow's house."
Quite. quite. But after all, you
know, what's pin? Matter of fact
he did pick the pin up just by Mrs.
Spenlow's body.
Game and told Slack about it yes
terday - you put him up to that, l
gather? Oughtn't to have touched any,
thing, of course, but as l said, what's
pin? 1t was only common pin. Sort
(Confinvsd on poss 24)
Evening star., 1941-11-16
TAPE-MEASURE MURDER
Continvsd from poes seventeen

But Miss MARBLE did not at once 60
through the door and up the stairs.
1t was just two-thirty, and. minute
late, the Much Benham bus drew up
outside the post-office door. 1t was
one of the events of the day in St.
Mary Mead. The postmistress hur-
ried out with parcels. parcels con-
nected with the shop side of her busi-
ness. for the post Office also dealt in
sweets, cheap books. and children's
toys
Evening star., 1941-11-16

was an old fashioned crime -
Slack said sharply: Nov what do
you mean by that?"
Miss MARBLE remarked slowly: II
think, you know, that Constable Palk
could help you. He was the first per-
son on the - on the scene Of the
crime as they say.
Mr.. Spenlow was sitting in deck
chair. He looked bewildered. He said,
in his thin. precise voice: Il may. of
course, be imagining what occurred.
My hearing is not as good as it was.
But distinctly think heard small
boy call after me. Yah, who's Grip
pen?' - 1t it conveyed the i'm
preston to me that he was of the
opinion that l had - had killed my
dear wife"
Miss MARBLE, gently shipping off
dead rose head, said: That was the
impression he meant to convey, no
doubt"
But what could possibly have put
such an idea into a child's head?"
Miss MARBLE coughed. Listening.
no doubt. to the opinions Of his eld
ers."
you - you really mean that other
people think that also?'
Quite half the people in St. Mary
Mead"
But - my dear lady - what can
possibly have given rise to such an
idea? I was sincerely attached to my
wife. She did not, alas, take to living
in the country as much as had hoped
she would do. but perfect agreement
on every subject is an impossible
ideal. assure you feel her loss very
keenly"
Probably. But if you will excuse
my saying so, you don't sound as
though you do"
MR. SPENLOw drew his meager frame
up to its full height. my dear lady,
many years ago l read of certain
Chinese philosopher who. when his
dearly loved wife was taken from him,
continued calmly to beat gong in
the street "a customary Chinese
pastime, presume - exactly as
usual. The people of the city were
much impressed by his fortitude."
But" said Miss Marple. "The
people of St. Mary Mead react rather
differently. Chinese philosophy does
not appeal to them"
But you understand"
Miss MARBLE nodded. my Uncle
Henry" she explained. was man
of unusual self-control. His motto
was Never display emotion He. too.
was very fond of flowers"
Il was thinking" said Mr.. Spen-
low with something like eagerness.
that l might, perhaps. have per-
COLA on the west side of the cottage.
Pink roses and, perhaps, wisteria.
And there is a white starry flower,
whose name for the moment escapes
me -"
In the tone in which she spoke to
her grandnephew, aged three. Miss
MARBLE said: Il have a very nice
catalogue here. with pictures. Perhaps
you would like to look through it -
have to 60 up to the village"
Leaving Mr.. Spenlow sitting hap
PLY in the garden with his catalogue,
Miss MARBLE went up to her room.
hastily rolled up dress in piece of
brown paper. and leaving the house.
walked briskly up to the post office.
Miss Politt, the dressmaker, lived in
rooms over the post Office.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25

Clenstvo Vychodo-ceskeho
narodnfho divadla v Hradci
Kralove vzpomnelo z podn6tu
reditele Karla Jicfnskeho pa
matky svych mrtvych pTfbuz-
nych peknym cinem piety. Ia,
stupci c~lenstva, divadla, vede-
nj mfstofeditelkou Mimi Popel-
kovou, zakoupili re spolecn6
sbirky venec a polozili jej ma
nejchudsf hrob hradeckeho
hrbitova ma Pouchove.
Popelkova vyhledala v 1stra-
nj hfbitova chudicky hrob, ma
nemz krone jedine hoTfcf sv1c-
ky nebylo ozdob a zastupci di-
vadla jej pc tiche vzpomince O.
zdobili vencem S napisem: "Tc
muto opust6nemu hrobu venu-
je ma pamatku vsech svych mi.
lych, ma jejichz hroby nemGze
dnes kvetiny poloziti, Tedite.
Karel Jicfnsky a vsechno Glen
stvo Vychodo-ceskeho narodnf-
no divadla v Hradci."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
KRfzKOVE
ZAPASY " CARLIN'S
ARENA.

Pristi 1tery, dine 20. dubna v
kr1zkovych zapasech poTada-
nych v Carlin's Arena v hlav-
MIN zapase ktery urcen ma do
bu jedne porazky Leo Numa,
225 Id. Svedsky zapasnfk utka
Sc S Fred LEGS" Grobmier, 218
Id. z Des Moines, Iowa.
V nasledujfcfch A zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky 1cinkujf:
Warren B~ockwinkel, 226 ID.
re st. Louis VS.. Ed Don George,
235 lb. byvaly svetovy champi-
on a footballovy hrac z Buffa-
10, N. Y.
Walter Zimovich, 224 Id. z
Polska VS.. Lou Plummer, 226
Id. z Baltimore.
Paul Bosch, 225 ID. zidovsky
zapasnik z New Yorku VS.. Milo
Steinborn, 236 Id. z Memphis,
Tenn.
Tommy Ray, 228 lb. z Kama
dy VS.. Marvin Westerberg, 235
ID. z Texas.
zeny v prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny v "ring-side" soda
dlech. Zacatek $3.50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Nedostatek uhli.

Nedostatek zasob mekkeho
uhlf zacfna byti pocitovan v o.
celarskem prdmyslu, take pro
gram narodni obrany jest vaz-
ne ohrozen. Nejmene Is z %
slevaren v zemi muscle pTeru-
siti praci.
Armadnf d1stojnici v Chica-
gu, Clevelandu a Pittsburghu
oznamili valecnemu department
tn We Washingtonu, re stavka v
mekkouhelnych dolech zpoma-
lila ocelarske vyrobky v t6chto
oblastech a neco sc must staff,
ably ocelarske zavody nebyly
zavreny pro nedostatek uhll.
Valecny department rozeslal
dotazy ma ordonancni d~dstojnf-
ky, ably co nejrychleji Sc pre-
svedcili We velkych ocelarnach,
hlavne pax We ctyrech nejvet-
SIGH zavodech, jez vyrabi 80
procent ocele, zdali mali dost
uhl1. Pouze z Birmingham
bylo oznameno, re tam mali O.
celarny velke zasoby uhlf, jez
vydrzf 60 dnf, kdyby zadny no
w pffvoz nebyl proveden. z
Chicago bylo oznameno, re dive
velke ocelarny a Size Carnegie
Illinois a United States Steel
Co. musely zastaviti dive pece
a pak-li nepTjdou move zasoby
uhlf, tax budou prlstfm tydnem
zavreny dalsf dive. U Inland
ISteel a Youngstown mali dosti
velke zasoby, take mohou
pracovat nerusene. V cleve-
landske oblasti u. S. Steel Co.
musela obmeziti vyrobu ocele
o IL procent a Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Co. ma zasoh
ma jeden tyden a pax by muse,
la vyrobu obmezit, nebot jiz
nyni vyrabf O $50 tun ocele
denne meme.
V Pittsburghu dive pece I
Carnegie musely byt uhasenJ
pro nedostatek uhlf a dalS1n
trem hrozf podobny osud, pax
Ii zasoby uhl1 nebudou CO nej
drive doplneny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Prvni elektricke svetlo " &C.
chach " PlZni.

Zesnuly v techto dnech INA
my cesky vynalezce Frantisek
Kirk zavedl prvn1 elektricke
svetlo v Cechach Plzni v Piet-
tove tovarne ma papfr. Bylo to
r. 1880. Hned pc tie postavil
elektricke zar1zen1 hodinaTi
-Heinzovi ma S~tarom6stskem
nam6st1 a knihkupci Styblovi
ma Vaclavskem namest1. Dy-
mama s plynovymi motory byla
postavena We sklepech, jelikoz
tenkrate, KIDD cht6l swift elek-
trinou, musil mfti " dome swift
plyn pro pohon vlastnf elektrar
ny. V roku 1881 chtel Kirk
osvetlovat hradcanske hradn1
nadvoT1, ale z jeho planu seslo
a celia instalace byla pTesteho-
vana ma nadrazf v Hyberske u
lici, ktera tehdy byla pc prve
v Praze electricity osvetlena. K
osvetlen1 Staromestske radnice
v Praze doslo r. 1885. Sv1tilo v
nj 1877 zarovek. PTiblizne v te-
re dobe byl i osvetlen elektfi-
nou tanecn1 sal S vedlejslmi
mistnostmi ma zofinskem ostro-
We. Take toho osvetleni bylo u
vadeno v cinnost vlastni elek-
trarnickou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
MEZINARODNf LfGA
Stav KlubI
dine %. dubna


Mas domaci klub Baltimore
Orioles, Glen mezinarodnf base
ballove lfgy zvitezil v prvnim
zahajovac1m utkanf letosnf Sc
zony a porazil Toronto A v
Oriole Parku. Zapasu, ktery
zahajil guverner H. O'Conor a
mayor HI. Jackson, prihl1zelo
$500 divakG. LetoSn1 baseball
Iowa sezona Dude velmi rusna
a mas baltimorsky klub je We
velmi dobre forme a doufa, re
81 dobude viteznou vlajku.
Ones a Ultra Dude hostiti v
Oriole Parku (29ta ul. a Green
mount Ave. Klub Rochester, v
nedeli, pondel1 a 1tery Klub
Montreal. V nedeli je dvojza-
pas e games).
Dne /. kvetna odjedou Orioles
k zapasu do Toronto, Kanada,
kde budou hrati az do 3. kvet-
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25

z okna prvnfho poschodf jed
noho hradistskeho domu skoci-
la jedenadvacetileta posluho-
vacka Marie Frydecka z Lou
ky u Uherskeho Ostrohu. Fyr-
decka pTespala u sve zname, cd
nfz pax odesla, aniz Sc S nj roz-
loucila. Zena pax seznala, re
zaroven S Frydeckou il zmizely
take nejake saty i ohlasila kra-
DEE ma cetnicke stanici. Cetn1-
ci Sc vypravili "a Frydeckou.
ably il zatkli, ale zlodejka re
strachu skocila radeji z okna.
Padem sc vazne zranila, take
musila pax byti dopravena do
uhersko- hradistske nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25

V lese u obce Petrovic u Ty-
nist6 mad Orlic1 nasli Tide ma
strome vis1c1ho mladeho muze.
V mrtvem byl zjisten dvaatri-
cetilety d6ln1k Josef Plasil,
ktery byl zamestnan V kozeluz-
ne v TFebechovic1ch. Plasil
byl pred sebevrazdou Ii lekaf-
sk6 prohlfdky V Tfebechovi-
cich, kde Sc dovedel, re trpi
Vaznou chorobou ledvin, ktera
Dude vyzadovat dlouheho le-
cent a dicty. Ottawa, re nemoc
Dude pokracovat, byla Poole
sdelen1 V dopise, ktery Plasil
zanechal ma rozloucenou, d.
vodem, re radeji odesel re Ii
vota, cd sve zeny a malych
dvou deti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25

Ojedinely prfpad nestesti
stall Sc v Chicago, kde byla "a
bita bleskem 14leta Phyllis
Hoffman. Nikdo z policistG ma
lawndalske stanici nepamatuje
Sc ma neco podobneho, jak pra-
vii poruc1k Ant. Piksa.
Policiste naSli d1vku v bezve-
dom1 ma travnfku pred domem.
V ruce drzela rukovet destniku
u nlz byl asi sest palcG dlouhy
pahyl nasady.
Mezitfm pTijeli hasici S inha-
latorem, kter1 v umelem dy-
chant pokracovali i "a jfzdy pc
licejnim vozem do nemocnice.
Vsechno 1silf bylo marne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Pohreb misto svatby.

Ma silnicn1m pTejezdu poblfz
velimskeho nadrazf Sc udalo
~nestest1, jehoz obetf sc stall 26
Lefty cetaT vladn1ho vojska La
dislav Zavodsky. Spolu Sc
svym kamaradem BureSem
podlezli ma vecer zeleznicnf "a
worry, ably Sc jeste pred pTfjez-
dem nakladnfho vlaku dostali
ma druhou stranu. Sotva vstou-
pill ma koleje, primal Sc cd Ko-
lima rychl1k, ktery Zavodske-
no zachytil, jeho kamaradu pc
darilo Sc jeste cas- uskocit.
Pflpad je tim smutn6jsf, re Ia
vodsky pfisel Q zivot prave den
pred svatbou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Zahadnv pfipad.

z Houstonu, Texas, Sc sdelu-
je, re krajan Jos. V. Rezn1cek
re Sealy byl nalezen v poll pr
silnici k Beaumont tezce ztlu.
cen a v bezvedomi. V hlave
mel stfelnou ranu,v obliceji' BY
poTezan a cd velikeho zbitf ma
tele byl paralysovan ma levou
stranu. Jeho stav Sc povazuje
"a kriticky. Posledne pracova.
v Galvestonu. Pr mem byla ma.
lezena puska, re ktere bylC
dvakrat vystTeleno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
cTYRI DOMY sHORELY.

Dvacet Sest osob nuceno by.
10 v 1tery uteci z domu svych
jez ~zniceny byly ohnem nezna.
meho pGvodu v 700 blocku S
Durham a S. Wolfe ulic.
Prvnf, KIDD zvedel o ohni, by.
la Mary Macijeska, v {. 715 S
Durham ulice probuzena byvs
kolem 3 hodiny rano zar1 pla
menu, jez vic a vice vnikati pc
caly do jej1 loznice.
Krone rodiny jejf prchnout
museli manzele James Kanice
XII, manzele Philip Binkowski
manzele Samuel Falk a ditky
robin tech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Presidentova VIVA k mladym
americkym lekafIm.

President Roosevelt vyzval
mlade americke lekare, ably
hlasili Sc k sluzbe We vojen-
skych a civilnfch nemocnicfch
"nasich anglickych pratel."
Pravil, re Anglicky Cerveny
krfz apeluje prostfednictvim
Americkeho Cerveneho kTize
ma 1000 mladych, americkych
lekar1, ably prispeli k odpomo-
zenf nedostatku lekarG v an
glickych nemocniclch. Prohla-
sill: "Jako predseda Americke-
no Cerveneho krfze cd srdce
doporucuji tuto zadost."
President dodal, re jeho ma
hled je sdilen hlavn1mi lekaf.
armady, lodstva a vefejne
zdravotn1 sluzby. Pravil, re pro
lekare, kteTf odhodlajf Sc upo
slechnouti teto vyzvy, naskyti
Sc skvela prflezitost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Zatknul zbGha.

V Hallettsville marsal Chap
man zatknul vojenskeho zbeha
John Ropera, jenz byl stopo-
van Poole nakladniho automo-
blu, jenz ma 1teku cd armady
koupil. Pracoval tam ma WPA
Chapman dostal rs dollari Cd
meny "a dodanl zbeha do tabo-
IA v PalaciOs.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
KRADEzE.

Diva cernosi drzani jsou pro
kradeze penezenek.
Daniel Baymor, 19lety, ukra-
dl penezenky Georgianne Da-
Wis z Govans a Jole Davis z N
Payson ulice. Prvn1 v penezen-
ce mela $16.35 a druha $5.95.
Charles Ferguson, 19lety, O.
kradl Jole Davis spolu S Bay
norem. Prvn1 cernoch drzan
jest pod zarukou $4,000, druhy
pod zarukou $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Obzalovani z vrazdy.

Dvanact muzd, mezi nimiz
nachazej1 Sc tri 1rednlci CLIO
unie, byli v Tazewell, Tenn. OBJ
zalovani z vrazdy pTi revolve-
rove srazce, phi ktere byli "a
streleni diva 1Tednici dIln1 spo-
lecnosti, jeden uhlokop a byva-
IL urednfk. Ku strelbe doSlo,
kdyz stavkuj1c1 uhlokopov6
chteli zastaviti neuniove uhlo-
kopy ma cest6 do prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Marie Kleckova.

Tento den znovu otv1ra mas zal
a rany nas1ch krvacej1cich srd-
CT. Stale ma Tebe vzpom1name
a hluboce feline odchodu I've
no. Spi sladce a dfImej neko-
necny krasny sen.
Vdecnou pamatku, co POM
mix ma Tebe srdc1ch svych
zachovame.
Venujf:
Barbora, Marie, Bozena, dcery
August a Vaclav, synove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Pripravuje Sc natoceni nejdraz-
S1ho csl. filmu.
V Praze p~Tipravuje sc


V Praze pTipravuje Sc zfil-
movanf povfdky Zikmunda
Wintera "Nezbedny bakalar".
Tento cesky film potrebuje
zvlaSte nakladne stavene deko-
race. Poole starych rytin bu-
de postaveno cele namestf mes
ia Rakovn1ka.
Filmu Sc z1castn1 ma tis1c
komparsd, oblecenych v dobo-
We kostymy. Rozpocet tohoto
filmu dostoupil jiz 3 a pGl mi
lionu korun. Film rez1ruje O.
takar Vavra, natacenf zapoclo
koncem 1nora tohoto roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Predpovida leteckou prevahu
Spoj. StatHE.

Albert A. Lovett, move jme-
novany asistent sekretafe val
ky pro odbor ~letectva, pTedpo-
vedel, re ga tri nebo ctyri me-
Size Cd dneska uvid1te takovou
leteckou moe Ameriky, jake
dosud nebylo ma svete."
Lovett pfijel do Caldwell, N.
j., ably mel ucast dedikaci to-
varny ma aeroplanove propele-
ry, kterou postavila Curtiss.
Wright korporace. Je to nej.
vets1 tovarna toho druhu W
|Spojenych Statech.
Rozklada Sc ma 100000 Give
recnfch stopach a jeff stavb;
byla dokoncena "a SO dn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Krajan Sc zabil " autu.

60lety krajan Josef F. Cerny
z Kipling, Ohio, prisel O zivot
nestastnou nahodou, kdyz pri
jfzde autem jeho vozidlo vra-
zilo do stromu u cesty. Cerny
byl predsedou fadu "Prace O
Osveta" els. 100. Ceskosloven-
skych SpolkG v Americe, KITE
ryzto rad ma "a sve sldlo Kip
ling, Ohio.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
RECkA ARMADA Sc


Recka armada vzdala sc ne
meckym a italskym hordam v
Epirus a Macedonia.
V Anglii pocfna sc ozyvati
criticism, re jak jeji diploma
tickle tax vojenske zakroceni
proti NemcGm a jejich spojen-
cum "se neosvedcilo, re bylo
tuze slabe a tuze pozde."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Zlodsj, ktery potreboval vse.

Cetnictvo ma okrese Jindri-
chdv Hradec patra pc nezna-
mem zlodeji, ktery v nocnfch
hodinach n~avstfvil usedlost roll
nika FIR. Kub1 v Bednarecku a
ukradl mu nekolik hnac1ch re-
menu, electricity kabel a tTi-
nact kufat, vse v Gene tem6T
sedmnacti set korun.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
ZASTRELIL Sc.

Godfrey Funk, 81 rokn starry
zastTelil Sc v nedeli We sklepe
sveho prfbytku v 500 blocku
Orkney ulice. Zastreleneho ma
LEILA jeho manzelka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
VZpOmfnka.

Sc srdcem zarmoucenym
vzpom1name ma den 26. dubna
neb tomu Dude % rok1 co S ma
mi Sc rozloucila nase draze
milovana matka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
ORNAMENT
ZABAV.

= Ochotnicky Spolek Osady
Sv. Vaclava sehraje v Audito.
riu Osady Sv. Vaclava v nede-
Ii, dine II. kvetna 1941 "Milus-
ka", opereta o 3 jednanfch. Ia.
catek 8:15 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Rodice a dits uhoreli.

Tri re sedmiclenne rodiny u
horeli a tri byli popaleni, kdyz
plameny znicily jejich farmar-
ske obydli severovychodne cd
Lyons, Ind. Mrtvi jsou: Oren
Atkinson, jeho 32leta manzel-
ka Martha a jejich 7lety syna-
eek Clifford.
La gaceta., 1941-10-25
PEPPER Pile QUE Sc BIO
QUEE AL JAPON

Washington, octubre 25.-
Comentando las palabras pro
nunciadas aver por ell secreta
rio Knox, en- relaci6n con ell
Jap6n, ell senador Pepper, de
la Florida, estima que Esta-
dos Unidos debe establecer
un bloqueo contra csc pals o.
rental.
Debemos impedir que reci-
ba materiales de guerra y ell
mejor canine seria cerrarle a
sus importsciones ell canal de
Panama y establecer una vigi
lancia especial en- ell PacificO.
FL senador LaFollette, de
Wisconsin, pide que Sc den to-
dos los detalles al pueblo, 81
es que la situaci6n esta tan
prehada de peligros como di-
ce Knox,
La gaceta., 1941-10-25
UNA FORTALEZA DE MAC
DILL FUE SALVADA POR
LA SERENIDAD DE SUS
PHOTOS

Wilmington, Carolina del
Norte, Ocubre 25.-Una "for-
taleza aerea" del ej6rcito,
mandada por ell teniente Por-
ter, descendio aver en- Charles
ton, con danos de poca impor-
tancia, luego de que tres de
sus tripulantes Sc habian Ian
zado con sus paracaidas,
I'm cartucho de magnesio
para Illumination Sc incendi6
Y amenazaba destruir ell valio
so aparato.
Cast apagaron las llamas,
con sus pies, ell sargento Nee
han, el soldado Stalings y ell
sargento Koffler.
Ell teniente Porter lie orde-
no a esoS tres hombres que Sc
tiraran con sus paracaidas y
ellos asi 10 hicieron.
Mas tarde ell fuego pudo ser
dominado y ell avion aterriz6
en- Charleston.
La gaceta., 1941-10-25
Ell iPRESIDENTE ROOSE-
WELT APOYA A LA GUAR
OLA b

New York, oct. 25.-Hablan
do aver con los periodicals., en-
Washington, ell presidente Roos
evelt Iey6 una nota que llevaba
escrita y en- la cual dice que la
administration del alcalde La
Guardia es la mas honesta y
mas eficiente que 81 recuerda
haya tenido ciuiad alguna. Es-
to indica cue el jefe de estado
aipoya a su antique amigo EN-
contra de William O'Dwyer,
candidate de los dem6cratas y
del gObernador Lehman.
LaGuariia ofreci6 Eyer quH
inNestigara su prOpio fondo de
campaha, por cuanto el candida
to contrario viene ~affhmandD
cue 81 dispone de un million de
d6lares.
La gaceta., 1941-10-25
LlEVABA A SU HIJITO EN-
LOS BRAZOS Y Sc CAYO
DE UNA MOTCICLETA

En- horas de la noche de a.
yer Sc cay6 de una motocicle-
ia en- la cual viajaba, la Sra.
Hazel Mathews, de Sulphur
Springs, que llevaba en- los
bros a su hijito de IL meses.
La madre sufri6 la fracture
del codo del brazo derecho y
una herida sobre ell ojo dere-
cho, pero la criatura sali6 lie
sa.
Guiaba la motocicleta ell es-
poso de la Sra. Mathews y ell
accidente ocurri6 al encontrar
en- la Gale un hoyo profundo.
La mujer cay6 de espaldas.
Recibi6 asistencia medica en-
ell Hospital Municipal.
La gaceta., 1941-10-25
Los nazis dicen haberse apoderado de Kharkov
Rostov no ha sido tomada por ell ~enemigo.
Contraataco ell Ejercito Soviet en- la
region de Kaluga

Moscu, Octubre 25.-Los
nazis dieron hoy por la Radio,
sin que Sc haya confirmadO
aqui, la noticia de que Sc han
a%poderado de la ciudad indus
trial de Kharkov, en- la cuen-
ca ell rio Bonetz, y que sus a
vanzadas llegan a Byelgorod,
en- ell %ferrocarril que va hacia
Moscu.
FL mando russo desmiente
que Rostov haya sido tomada,
pero asegura que Sc combate
violentamente. Tropas de cho
que de los nazis fueron derro-
adas en- este sector.
La tranquilidad en- MoscG
es completa, apesar de que
Berlin anuncia la "llegada de la
bora Zero" para la capital.
Falsa es la noticia, difundi-
da por Vichy, de que los ale
names Sc encuentran a 20 mi
Has de la capital.
Pequenos repliegues Sc adj
La gaceta., 1941-10-25
Ell PRESIDENTE
LA A DE REHE-
MES

Washington, Octubre 25.-
En- lenguaje energico denun-
clio hoy ell presidete Roosevelt
la conducta inhumana de los
nazis fusilando a inocentes re-
henes franceSes.
"Tal atrOcidad es propia de
un hombre desesperado. Esa
matanza ~injusta es caracteris-
tica de los nazis."
BESIDE Vichy comunican que
ell regimen de Petain y Darlan
ha tornado nuevas precaucio-
mes para evitar que los funcio-
narios nazis puedan ser ataca-
La suspension del fusila-
miento de otros so rehenes
fue ordenada aver por Hitler.
La gaceta., 1941-10-25

miten en- un sector; pero las
nuevas lineas' Sc mantienen
con entera firmeza.
Refuerzos alemanes estan
llegando al saliente de MOI
haisk, donde Sc combate sin
descanso.
Cerca de Kalinin Sc comba-
tie tambi6n y murieron aver
mas de 1000 nazis.
Las tropas sovi6ticas contra
atacaron EN- la region de Ka-
luga e impidieron que los SOL
dados alemanes cruzaran ell
rio Okla.
Manda las tropas en- ell sec
or del Donetz ell mariscal Ii
moshenko.
La lluvia Y la nieve CONT
nGan dificultando las opera
clones en- algunos ~sectores.
Todos los ataques en- la pc
ninsula de Crimea, hechos por
eel enemigo, han sido rechaza-
dos.
La gaceta., 1941-10-25

mienzan, en- el mas ligero gra-
do, a perder su fe en- la demo-
craca. Sabemos ~nosotrOs que
perder la fe en- la democracia es
perder la fe en- Ell hOmbre mis-
mo y por 10 tanto en- Dios que lie
hizo. Esta desperation Sc ex-
presa a 81 misma en- ell mundo
fascista, cuyo frente pOlitieo Y
militare es Ia combination del
Eje contra la cual hemos defen
dido a los pueblos espahol y chi
no y ahora defendemos a Ingla
terra y sus aliados, al pueblo ru-
So. Los fascistas dicen que las
escuelas libres deben ser des-
truidas porque son comunistas (;
Euieren ellos destruir la cine
matografia libre porque sus di-
r~ectores son hebreos. FL m6todo
es tan simple, Ia mentira tan
grande, la promesa tan falsa,
que los pueblos inocentes son
engahados, como Hitler y sus
maestros saba que serian en-
gahados",
Ante los hombres que asi es-
criben respetuosamente saluda-
mos.
No podemos hacer 10 mismo
frente a las 'mentalidades estre
rhas" que tratan de devolvernos
Ia prohibition y sus horroreS.
La gaceta., 1941-10-25
DA A Russia TODA LA
AYUDA POSSIBLE

Lonures, Octubre 25.-El
ministro de negocios extranje-
rOs, Antonio Eden, dijo hoy en-
Manchester que Sc yiene dan
do a la Russia Soviet toda la
ayuda possible.
Los obreros ingleses insisten
en- que debe crearse un nuevo
frente de guerra, desembar-
cando tropas en- uno de los
paises ocupados por los nazis.
Dentro de pOcos dias Sc reu
niran a conferenciar varios je-
fes de los ~ejercitos russo y bril-
tanico. Discutiran la defensa
del Caucaso.