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Evening star., 1942-09-22

Buy War bonds, and when the
war Is won, cash in-on freedom!
Evening star., 1942-09-22
Star Official Named
National Director
OF Controllers
WiIlium R. Little
Honored at Annual
Meeting in Chicago
BY EDWARD G. STONE.

William r. Little, controller for
The Evening Star Co, has been
elected a national director of the
Controllers Institute of America, ac-
Evening star., 1942-09-22

COttonseed Oil
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
unchanged to 5 higher. Sales a con-
tracts. October I3,55b: Decerber
l3'10b; January, 13,70b. Bid.
New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 50 Up -rrade
buying and reports there would be no
tenders against october in this market
caused strength in cotton futures here to-
day; The market closed steady, 25 to so
cents bale net higher, W "
Evening star., 1942-09-22

STAR ARRIVES FOR PREMIERE-Fay Banter. shown being
greeted by Edward Arnold her arrival morning Wash
ington to attend the world premiere 1.-THE Against
adley tomorrow nightaat the Capitol Both Miss
BANTER, who is accompanied by her husband Comdr. H
venabe and Mr. Arnold appear in the picture
than 100000 worth of War bonds have purchased
connection with the sale OF tickets to the premiere.
Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1942-09-22
Weather Report

Weather Bureau
District of Columba-No tonight: gentle winds
Maryland and Vngnia-Not
night. ~ ~ WV " N "o "e'' lo1'No''S w.
Evening star., 1942-09-22
Steel Pipe Shortage
For Civilians Feared
As Stocks DwindIe
Normal Repair Work
May Be Held Up,
Magazine Says
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 22.-Domestic
market needs this winter for mer-
chant steel pipe cannot be filled
out of present warehouse stocks and
unless some measures are taken
shortly to improve the inventory
situation considerable difficulty with
respect to normal repair work is
in prospect, Daily Metal Trade
says, adding:
Nearly all of the so per cent of
stock pipe under inches which
could be sold without ratings and
which was replaceable under A-3
is now gone. The A-3 rating, of
course, does not permit replacement
at this time and any pipe bou0ht
under higher ratings, such as AA-3,
which was available in August. and
the material rated Az or better
cannot be sold unless the buyer has
a priority rating"
Evening star., 1942-09-22
Cement Output Climbs.

Production and shipment of Port
land cement increased in August,
but stocks at the mills were 225
per cent lower than a yaer ago,
the Bureau of Mines reported.
The bureau said the Portland
cement industry produced 1906 900
barrels in August, shipped 81 1882 900
barrels and had in stock at the
end of the month 1925 900 barrels.
Production for the month was
up II per cent and shipments
1914 per cent compared with August,
194l,
Evening star., 1942-09-22

Record Temperature This Year.
Highest, 80. on July l9.
Lowest. 8, on January IL.
The Sun and Mo0n
Evening star., 1942-09-22

Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital (current month to date):
Evening star., 1942-09-22
Dividends Announced

NEW, YORK. Sept. % Q1.-Dividend,
declared:
Evening star., 1942-09-22
Precipitatien.

AUTOMOBILE lights must be turned or
one-half hour after sunset
Evening star., 1942-09-22

KIveF REPORT.
Potomac and Shenandoah clear at
Harpers Ferry. Potomac slightly muddy
at Great Falls.
Evening star., 1942-09-22
STOCKS

As1ASS
Ter RI & w Cp 1st 4Ks 194S 103
Evening star., 1942-09-22

Ex dividend. Plus extras Paid so
far this year. e2ee extra. f39o extra.
h So 90 extra. k zoe extra m ST 80 ex-
| ira. Paid in 1941. $4,000 extra.
Evening star., 1942-09-22
BONDS

PUBLIC UTILITY,
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Lumber, Building Materials

AGAR garage. all materials comp, iee. so.
Fillmore Lumber. 2t2et 0ratiot. Ro. 1890
2-cAR GARAGE. sis5. U. 8. Housswreek-
ing. 1885 Dequindre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
LoDns, Garden Supplies

As GRADING, sodding; bent and Ken
tucky Blue lasn. w. s-i6i7.
ANY QUANTITY INEXPENSIVE SOD
9k-Mile Northwestern Hy.
RICH BLACK art. clay Iosm. specially for
seeding TOP dressing Tyler 7.tOss
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list d.
mrs N The bis sunday Times Want A
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

NOT responsible for any debts or obiiga-
tons contracted by Bahina DziesIko on
or after this oAte. Frank DxiekEko.
NOT RESPONSIBLE for debts made By
my wife, Monica Minnie. from Ihls date.
John ChwalixEswski. ",
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful efifee treatment white working
Doctor DE SwRrte Rectal Clinic.
b7IS seeoae. near Palmer. Trinity 1-72i2.
PRoF ELToN-ADVIsOR
CONSULTATION daily, 1913; Tuesdays.
Fridays until g. closed Sundays. 34ls John
r.. between Ersktne and Eliot. Special 81.
REVEREND TRAEB Divine healings
readings daily, 81. 35i7 Michigan.
Lafayette O7S6
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Minuteman Transfer Co.

Expressing, moving baggage Open nights
-crt,ft-ts-t- zS=1 ST K-cT0T-ST =
PACIFIC STORAGE 81 room trucking
81 20. Before moving storage Len1X
O272
RETURN LOADS VAnted immediately In
10 states Winner Van Lines Locs and
STORAGE 1889 Quincy. University 2-6sjo.
ROBERT PALMER Moving carriage fur
niiurs. pianos rstrtEerAtOrs 33f7 Harper
Plaza io4o.
sAViNGs Up 10 5Og under present lonl
distance tariff. iow set off storage rates
low as 81 per month. ROBINSON sTOR.
AGE. i5t East wins TE LARS
SUBURBAN Var Line - I.oeaI long dis.
lance al Michisap points STORAGE
packiEg Grating shipping Insured 1885
Van Dyke Olive $50
VICTORs MOVING s1ORAGE-strctiy
hired men: established since is74: l0west
fiat rates. 1875 SYRACUSE. TW. i-O0sl
CouLTER'S moving. stsrags used furnl.
turs bought Cadillac ais. TOWnsen1
t-4R70 evenings. Sundeys.
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Are You Interested in
Advancement?

CoMPToMETERs Burroughs, Monroe cal
culators can be learned In seven weeks
by individual instruction. Only 2 10 10
weeks with typewriting. Carvin Secre-
tsrtsi School, Fox Theater BIDS.
X-RAY technique courses; register now
K-Ray Inst, 1895 Michigan. vi. 2.s2se.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hst-
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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sY BEE
Anything snywhsrt alrsei 10

Anything anywhere direct incurred reas
Emergency Storage Free
Randolph O1ts ga Watson
EHALT-Loeal long distance; insured free
estimates, 4e22 Livernois Lafayette 1894.
GRIFFIN Movers. storage 81 load: in
sured. expressing. van service. Madison
1892
HAMILTON MOVING Eud Storage. Grating
shipping Low rates. day and night ser.
wee Temple 7-7i7O f7is Haminton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

Al A SPECIAL, 9x12-S3.50
Cash and carry. 81 So IS years expert
ence: 1905 guaranteed. Detroit Oriental
Rug Works. 17i22 Broadstrset. no. 1900.
A BEAUTIFUL rug and upholstered f,irni-
ture cleaning. guaranteed, insured: Okla.
So. so; cash and carry. $3.50. We clean
Furniture Cleaners. 5435 fireman. TY.
5-1o0O
fsiuoigum service, cleaning.
makeOver. Binding. tJubro Bros) Temple
1-5l24
guaranteed 9ai2,- selentifi-l
ealy cleaned, renovated. 81. so, Insured.
Federal Rug Cleaners, l6245 Hamilton.
UN i-3b0o.
Carpet Cleaning. 45i5
Coliingwood - Rugs cleaned. insured
Telephone HOgarth 300.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

EYGEA HERNIA AND RECTAL CLINIC
Succession treatment IS you work.
1910 WOODWARD TR- i-tt30
NApAME ELlsE-UnuEuai French reader
(TeApot Dome Sand and Fire solve your
rroblems--lovr, business Columbia 2T0O
A4l7 Second. CO.
noted reader. Grand River. Appointments
daily. Tyler 5-5s0I
MADAM N-Astroiogist. daily readings
iHS West Csnhslc. rims Apsr, ment =.
AIRS RAHE-AstFologis featured at state
Fair. ssS7 Mitchell. Plaza 2S05.
MRS sAiTH--Cifted Life Adviser (hours
1917 1890 West jefferson. between
Pleasant and Myrtle River Rouge.
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Wearing Apparel

MEMS new shoes; buy nov; nationally
advertised; S13.50 values, S5e5, Ss,75;
others. s5.p5. $3.50; all sizes. Open 20 o.
sundays 9. 3sis Vermont, south Cd. River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Furnaces and OIL Burner,

outht: kitchen sink.
bathroom wash bowl; cheap. sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Bus Transportation
MoUing, Storage, Carriage

ADY's MOVING -- Large vans. insured
$3.50. 100; two men. any time.
Townsend s-0432.
ALBRIGHT MOVING storage Grating
shipping. service anywhere, al kilwHu-
kee. Trinity 2-2i1l.
ATLANTIC PADDED Vans -lpsursd truck
ing SO load Free estimates. TWinbrook
1-6405
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Furniture, Household Goods

A BEAUTIFUL selection Of mfrs display
samples; living room suites under $50.
Why pay the long pricey Terms. Alvfn's.
sIi5 West Vernon Open evenings.
hEAUIIFUL studio couch, innerspring
construction, pillow; used; sacrifice
t7t. Mitchelf's. 5000 Crstiot.
A BEAUTIFUL sxi7 Administer Rug. Req
Chinese. used months: sacrince SIT.
Mitchelrs. 5000 Crstiot.
BEAUTIFUL new s-piece bedroom,
sacrifice SIS. BERNEY. s3tT MACK.
A BEAUTIFUL new blu. mohsir iouns.
chair, SIS. BERNEY. e347 MACK.
sis.s and eolors. KENT co. istsi
Livsrnois. opsn evenings.
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Carpet Laying, Repairing

CARPET laying, binding. refringing.
makeovers all kinds; licensed: bonded.
Hogarth 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

MACHINE and tool shop lathe, dril press.
grinder complete bench outfit Capable
OF doing defense work. 5oei Trowbridse.
al agter m
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War Sub-Contracts and
DEFENSE AIDS

ALUMINIUM. brass, iron. maIleAbie and
steel castings, & ounces TO so 900 pounds.
Wayne Foundry Company. Lafayette s226.
300 Hubbard
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CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
inEr In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Eectioni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

ATAfEABEF--Wood pattern shop wants
die, jig. fixture work. Plngres s226
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treated IS you work RECTAL disease by
smbulAnt methods 2l3 Boulevard Bldg.
1910 Woodward. TR. l-f450.
TEA LEAF and card readers ~ Lotus
Tea Room. IS40 Broadway, second hoor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

WANTED--Shest metal work. shop COM
pleteiy equipped also paint shop and
baking enamel oven OREGON 2s36.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
LIVING RIM. suites, los. above cost, save
40es. Van Loeksrn. itsoi charievoix.
ton; choice, 80. Grown. 7Too uratiot.
s4s: terms. Benson. 1924 Woodward.
slus almost n@oA n.% ;.s POSSE s I %1p...
Living Room, Unclaimed, $45
Purchased from finance bank used little;
1-pc. beautiful mohair suite, gorgeous
style, all walnut frame. down cushions:
worth plenty. viii take sa5: no finance
LIND's. 6351 FENKELL. AT LIvERNoIs
LIVING ROOM Suite sale; Guaranteed; ma
tionally advertised spring construction.
$4,000 MACK.
LOUNGE CHAIRS AND oTroMANB-
Massive and comfortable. Wids selection.
$50 values Floor samples Now S7teo
wAsHINGToN-l3s5 GRATIoT
Open Evenings
MUST sell my sofa and book case. Bargain.
22b herhon Rd.. Apt. 20e.
NINE-PIEcE American walnut dining
room suite; pad; reasonable. Pingres
3423.
NEW dinsttss. damaged By water: porcs-
lain. maple, solid oak. mahogany and
Terms. KENT CO.. iA4i Livsrnois. opsa
every evening.
ORDERED sold; better living room furnI.
turs; beautiful wood frames; varsity of
covers In all eolors; SO up: terms. KENT
CO., 1o<si Livsrnois. Open every evening.
RUGs-sxi2, aii,over design, %. Dsnsoa
Furniture, 1891 woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

CASTINGS. ALUMINIUM. brass and gray
iron. large or small. tobbing and produc-
ton castings. Rapid delivery. We stock
round and flat iron bars. Vermont 5-7577.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

WARDROBE trunk: good condition: use
very LITTLE; good leather golf bag. Town
send 7-s3S2
La gaceta., 1942-03-05
EgTRENADA LA SEPTIMA
SINFONIA DEL COMPOST
TOR RUSSO
ICH

Moscu, MARIO 5.--En ell tea
tro Bolshoi, de Vuibychev, Sc
Sren5 la s1ptima ~sinlfonial de
Dimitri Saskatchewan, compost
ci6n que refleja ell espiritu de
ccmbate de la Russia moderna
contra los invasores alemanes.
Saskatchewan esta considera-
do como ell mejor compositr de
Ia Russia Soviet y escribi6 la sin
fCnia en- cuatro movimientos
2lasicos, describiendo La vida al
deana rusa deshecha por la que
ira, una temprana retirada del
ejercito rojo y despues un "cres
oendo' de victoria.
Una nota del compositor, lei
la antes de la function, citaba
un proverbio que dice: "Cuan-
do los canones hablan, las mu-
sas enmudecen". "Aqui las mu
sas hablan bajo ell fuego de los
canones.
La gaceta., 1942-03-05

que tiere por objeto e9perar
s~entimientos nscions[istas de
caracter antipanamericano.
lPero tantas maniobras estan
originndo protestas muy signi-
ficativas. La inmensa mayoria
de los espanoIes reaidentes en-
America es fervorosamente re-
publicana y no puede consentir
que a titulo de hiSpanidad lse
realicen campahas Opue9tas a
la democracia. A los gobienos
de las naciones iberoamerica-
mas les molesta va la excesiva
movilidad intrigante de los di-
plomaticos de Falange. En- un E.
ditorial del diario brsilero Go
rreio de Mania" Sc enfoca ell
problema con estas eXpresivas
palabras: "Aparentemente la
Falange Eapanola ha tornado a
su cargo ell delicado trabajo de
hacer propaganda en- pro de los
paises del Eje. Este continente
no lie reconoce ell derecho de in
migcuirse en- las orientaciones
politicas de paises q. anterior
mente fueron espanoles, pero
que ahora son americanos. La
Falange puede seguir enviando
sus secuaces al frente oriental
bsGO la guisa de voluntarios,
con zapatos abiertos, pantalo-
mes de terciopelo y capas roIas,
perO este es un proceso de ell
minaci6n igual que otro cual4
quiera, que puede ser ~ventajoso
para Franco.
(COntinudrd).
La gaceta., 1942-03-05

visto publicado en- ina revista
inglesa, de Liverpool, ell ''Buld'
etin of Spanish Studies, 6rga.
no de u ntitulado Institute OF
Spanish Studies, cuyo ediori
Mr.. E. Ellison Peers, no disimu-
la su admiration hacia la Espa-
ma de. Falange al dedicarle un
esudio semanal. Estas opiniones
verdaderamente hostiles para
su patria, ell Imperio Britanico,
y para ell pals aliado de su pa
tria, los Estdos Unidos, Sc in
s~ertaron por ell professor Allison
Peers en- la revista inglesa a que
me refiero, paginas 215 y 213
del ndmero ~, volumen XVIII,
correspondence a octubre de
1941. Y quienes tenemos va la
experienced personal de que una
guerra, no nos explicamos como
no Sc conslderan peligrosas en-
un pals beligerante informacio-
mes de efecto acknowledgements
quintacolumnista o antipari6i-
co.
Sincronizada con Ell discurso
de Franco Bahamonde, realiza-
ron los falangistas hispanoame-
ricanos en- todas la sciudades de
America donde contaban con
medios para clio un movimiento
de exaltaci6n hispanista 'enca-
minado a distanciar las nacione
de cultura iberica de la 6rbita
panamericana y a preparar ell
aiSlamiento de los Estados Uni
dos. Y siemIpre con la mlsma
cantinela: que la Influenza nor
teamericana esta destruyendo
la hispanidad fundamental de
los pueblos de habla espanola.
Aun cuando esta campana,
los Instruments espanOles de
Hitler, ha fracasado rOtunda-
mente, segdn qued6 de mani
fieSto en- la Conferencia de Rio
de Janeiro, no cesar los falan-
gistas RESIDENCES en- America de
intrigar cuanto pueden, orgal
nizando la quitacolumna de los
re~spectivos paises como agen-
tes sometidoS a la direction ma
vista de la propaganda belica.
BESIDE Madrid les envian ahora
una pelicula titulada "Raza",
La gaceta., 1942-03-05
LOPEZ INICIO SU CAMPA'
MA EN- COLOMBIA

Bogota, MARIO 5.-El expire
sidente Alfonso Lopez, lider del
,partido Liberal, inici6 su cam
pana polftica, hablando por la
Radio, y expres6 la esperanto
de que ell partido Conservador
rejpudie a su lider. Laureano
Gomez, por negar su apoyo al
DR.. Carlos Arrange Velez, can
didato liberal Independence.
I'm ardiente apoy6 por parte
de los Conservatives podrfa eau
sar sonrojo al Sr. Arrange Velez
V obligarle a retirarse. TODD IN
dica que ell Sr. Lopez sera cleo
to por una considerable mayo
ria.
La gaceta., 1942-03-05
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

Gales no asisten, e. elemento O.
Ef1cial nj Sc excusa siluiera. La
condesa tiene que con.entarse
con bailar con ell ~secratario de
! L. Fmbajada.
Y es, por entcnces, cuando a.
parece en- ell peri6dico "Da6ats''
una oda, fuerte en- inspiration
Y sonora de m6trica, dedicada
a la columna Vendome. Los hcm
bres de los cuatro mariscaleS a.
parecen en- aqueila, Y, entire sus
versos, Sc nom5ra, no a Bona
parte sino a Napoleon, ell de las
grandes ~victorias y las bande-
ras triunfantes. Los verses, so
noros, corren de boca en- boca.
Son verses de un poeta fuerte y
nuevo que, desde aque, dia, ha
empezado a conquistar su gran
fama.
Debajo de los versos, que to
doParfs reptile, hay un ncm5re
Y apellido, hasta entonces cast
ocultos en- ell an6nmo: Victor
Hugo.
La gaceta., 1942-03-05
MATRIMONIOS

Manuel E Sardinas, %, y Jo-
Selma Miguel, %; T. j. Gordon.
80, y Marguerite Salette, rs:
Samuel Cline Maxwell, 20, y
Betty Lee Edgeworth, 10; Ern-
est Whitmire, % y Paulina
Price, 81; J. Robert Kellym, "a,
v Elizabeth Lucrecia Osteen
Guest, IS; H. w. Overstreet "a,
y Faye Simmons, II; Douglas
Flavian, %, y Odette Ann PERI
ault, 20; Holeman Cribbs, %, y
Marie Nallums, 10; Worth H,
Allen, 26, y Daisy Belle Judd,
%.
La gaceta., 1942-03-05
LA VERDADERA HISPANI-
DAD
(Vieme de la Ia. pdg.)

continentes es cosa impossible
Representaria tan solo la que
ira en- ell mar, larga y sin re-
sultados; negocios fabulosos
de unos pocos, miserias insos-
pechadas de muchos; perdl-
das ingentes de barcos y mer-
cancias, la guerra de submari-
nos Y de barcos rapidos dan
do zarpazos al antes conner
clio pacifico del mundo".
Claramente Sc percibe la
intenci6n. Ell jefe totalitario
de los falangistas Sc dirige en-
nombre de Espaha fla her
mana mayor a las demas
n~aciones hispanicas para ase-
gurarles, como 6rgano autorl-
zado del nazismo, que Europa
% 10 que es igual, la Gran
Alemania"- NADIA ambiciona
en- America. Els evidente que
Franco Bahamonde trata de
neutralizar, con palabras qui-
zas dictadas al dictador por Ell
Ministro de Propaganda del
Reich, las inclinaciones hacia
la defensa continental y la
solidaridad con los Estados u
nidos, que constituyen ell espi-
ritu panamericano. Hispanoa-
merica desunida, despreveni-
da v a MERGED de las fuerzas
del Eje, es la aspiration de
los nacionalistas espanoles,
para que "la guerra de sub
marinos y de barcos rapidos"
reintegre estos paises trasat-
lanticos al imperio sonado por
Falange bajo la suprema po-
testad de Alemania nazi.
El juicio de Franco sobre
los Estados Unidos y la Gran
Bretana 10 expreso tambien en-
ell mismo discurso con las 81
guientes frases: "Es iluso
Greer que disponen las pluto
cracias de SUI orc para ser en-
pleado en- ~generoSas o mobiles
empresaS".
"a las naciones, como a los
individuos, ell orc ACADIA envile-
ciendoles. Elocuente es ell cam
bio de cincuenta deStructores
viejos por diversos jirones de
un imperio."
Toda la organization publici-
taria del nazifascismo y del IA
langismo procure una amplia
diffusion de este discurso por to-
da America. Con asombro 10 he
La gaceta., 1942-03-05
La Juventud de Victor Hugo

Ell a6o 1927 Austria envi6 a
Paris IN nuevo embajador. Es
'el condo de Apponyi, diplcmati
co sagaz y amigo Gle Mettarnich.
LAMA sus invitaciones, entire
elemento Official, para una gran
fiesta.
En- ell primer salOncito de Ia
embajada estan la condesa y ell
condo de Apponyi, en- actitud
de recibir a los invitados, y va,
en- los ctros salones, desgrana Il
orquesta sus polcas, mazurcas
y valses. Ahora, a la entrada, Sc
presenta un mariscal con ell uni
forme LENA de dorados. Els el
mariscal Soult, par de Francia
en- la Restauraci6n, pero cuya
verdadera fama data de los item
pos batalladores del pasado i'm,
perio.
Ell criado, que esta a la puer-
Ia, grita: iel senior mariscal
.Soult!
Vuelve este su cara enOjada,
pero Sc repone y piensa en- un
divide involuntario del servi-
dor. Llegan despues tres maris-
Gales mas: De Treviege, de Reg
gio y de Tarente.
tEntonces los cuatro marisca-
les de Francia, alque'los que SUI
pieron de tantas victorias bajo
las banderas de Napoleon, Sc
reunen en- uno de los s~aloncillos
cambian %impresiOnes y deciden
que Se trata d una ofensa pre-.
meditada. Entran en- ell gran sa-
lon con sus tricornios emplyme-
radios, Sc cubren orgullosamen
tie y salen taconeando, sin des-
pedirse de los embejadores.
AL dia siguiente, Paris, ente-
de la ofensa hecha a sus
generates, siente renacer sus h8
bitos guerreros. FL ministro de
estado, conde de Damas, inter
viene, en- ncmbre del rev, y OBJ
tiene unas leves explicacions.
Los animos Sc calman POGO a
POGO y ell condo, siempre diplo-
matico, convida a I'm nuevo bal
lie y manda invitaciones a los
cuatro mariscales.
Maia noche aquella para los
embajadores de Austria. La no
bleza Sc da por ofendida y no
acude a la invitaci6n; los maris-
La gaceta., 1942-03-05
DIVORCIOS

Decretos: Miron G. Bishop
contra Dolores Ogden Bishop.
Ruby Hough contra John Clay
ten Hcrgh; =. w. Watkins con-
ira Franklin C.. Watkins.
Nuevas demands: Juanita D
Angelo contra Joe D'Angelo;
Allen King Stevens contra JAG
queline Stevens; Oscar Windf
ham contra Juanita Windham;
Charles Penn Coins contra Eu.
la Mae Coins; Bonnie Bell Me
Clellen contra H. H. McClelen;
Tommy Lee O'Berry contra Al.
on O'Berry; Florence Bruce
Reese contra Ralph E. Reese;
Aurora Alvarez Lopez contra
Mario Lopez; Grace Gonzalez
Polo contra Abelardo Polo; E
rio Charles Kinkleday contra
Marie Kinkleday; Josefina Ma
ria Villadonga contra Daniel
Villadonga; Ven Reed Davis
contra Frances Davis; Jacob C.
Johnson contra Jenny Johnson;
Lily Luisa Lane contra James
William Lac; Rosa Lee WEIGH
contra Joe Welch.
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the amount required for imports
needed to keep the British people
from starving and to obtain other
essential products were devoted to
making payments on such a vast
scale, the standards Of living Of the
British people would sink to very low
levels and our producers would find
one OF their best markets drasti-
cally curtailed. All our other mar
kets which obtain purchasing power
through large sales to Britain would
be seriously impaired"
He said such a situation would
be particularly serious for us be-
cause after the war, in order to
maintain employment, at anything
like its present level and find en-
ployment for our demobilized SOL
diers, we will have to produce vast
quantities of goods and will need, as
we have never needed before, pros
porous foreign markets to absorb
our surpluses." '.-...--.
Mutual Aid Agreement.
IF we proceed,"he added, ION the
idea that, in general, 1t is not In our
interest to regard lend-lease trans
actions as ordinary commercial
transactions to be settled for as
such, the mutual aid agreement Cbe-
tween the United States and Brittany
becomes one whose purpose can be
described in simple terms.
1T Is intended to serve the dual
purpose of bringing about the great
est possible cooperation in the
prosecution Of the war and in the
laying Of the foundation for an en-
during peace. Such cooperation
would constitute the most important
benefit the American people could
obtain in return for lend-lease aid y