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Evening star., 1942-04-01
Canada Names Gen. Pope
To Post in Washington
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, April 1.-Appointment
of Maj. Gen. Maurice Pope as rep
resentative in Washington of the
War Committee of the Canadian
cabinet was announced today by the
Office of Prime Minister w. L. Mac
Kenzie King, which said Gen. Pope
would maintain contact with the
combined Chiefs of Staff Commit
tee.
The appointment was expected to
give Canada a direct voice in the
discussions of high Allied strategy
which will take place in Washing
ton, where a Pacific War Council
has been set up.
Gen. Pope, former vice chief Of
the Canadian general staff, will not
be a member of the combined Chiefs
of Staff Committee, the announce
ment said, but will attend its meet
ings whenever matters affecting
Canada are under consideration,
and will be available for consulta-
ton.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
SmaIl-Business Bill
Passes Senate, 80,
And Goes 10 House
Vote Unanimous Despite
Fears Voiced on Floor
Thut Looms Will Be Lost
Earlier Story on Page A-16.)

Earlier Story on Page A-16.)
BY the Associated Press.
The Senate passed today a
measure intended to aid in
bringing thousands of small
plants and factories into the
war production program through
Government loans.
BY a vote of 81 to it sent to the
House legislation authorizing ap-
pointment of special deputy for
small business in the War Produc-
ton Board and establishing a
smaller war plans corporation with
$100,000,000 capital from the
Treasury.
Chairman Murray of the Small
Business Committee told the Senate
the legislation would supplement
President Roosevelt's recent execu-
tive order liberalizing financing of
war contracts for small business.
La Toilette Amendment.
On voice vote before final
passage the Senate approved an
amendment by Senator La Toilette,
Progressive, of Wisconsin directing
the chairman of the War Produc-
ton Board to cooperate with the
director of civilian supply in seeing
to it that small business concerns
will be most efficiently and ef-
fectively utilized in the production
of articles, equipment, supplies and
materials essential for civilian pur-
poses and that business enterprises
other than small business concerns
will be utilized to the fullesJ extent
for war production purpose"
Senator Bailey, Democrat, OF
North Carolina withdrew several
(See BUSINESS, Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Pacific War Council Members
Pleased by First Conference
OveroII Situation Studied by
representatives. of Seven Nations

Asked If he had received any par
ticular encouragement in China's
problem of procuring adequate mill
tary supplies. DR.. Soong said the
initial discussions had been overall
in character, rather than dealing
with any specific problem.
Australian and New Zealand rep
resentatives, who had been most
anxious for establishment of a coun-
Gil here and representation for their
governments, expressed most en-
thusiastic satisfaction.
Walter Nash, New Zealand Min
lister. described the meeting as tire
mendously interesting and valuable. 3"
1T was ger survey not de-
voted entirely t., itary matters, +"
he said. I'VE all weed our views"
DR.. Herbert v. ENatt, Australian
Minister of External Affairs, likewise
described the meeting as "a very
satisfactory beginning" in which
(see WAR COUNCIL, Page 2-X1
Evening star., 1942-04-01
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT. April 1.-Genevieve
Samp, 25-year- -old defense worker,
formally denied today that she was
suspended from her Job for working
too hard.
:. She denied she ever had said fel-
low workers objected to increasing
production, and admitted RESPONSE
bilityi for disturbances in the plant.
The union, Local No. 270 of the
United Automobile Workers &C. I.
o., from which she had been sus-
pended on charges of conduct unbe-
coming union member, immedi-
ately reinStated her.
AS a result, she may return to the
job she left March II with the Ma
tional Stamping Co.
The union had maintained that
the grounds for her suspension, and
consequent loss of her Job, was con-
duct unbecoming a union member,
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Motorship Reoutfitted
For Diplomats Exchange

BY the Associated Press
STOCKHOLM, April i.-Axel
JonSson, president of the Swedish
American Line. said today the motor
ship Gripsholm. now at Goteborg,
was being re-outf1tted and that ne
gotiations were under way for her
charter to the United States Govern
ment for an exchange of United
States and Axis diplomats.
The steamship Drottningholm,
also of the Swedish Line,
already has been chartered for the
same purpose and is waiting at Cote
borg to sail for the United States be-
tween April 10 and Is, the American
Swedish News Exchange reported.
The news agency said Mr.. Jonsson
confirmed reports that If the negoti-
ations were completed the Gripsholm
would pick up Japanese diplomats in
the United States and take them to
Portuguese East Africa where an eX-
change would be made for American
diplomats in East Asia.
The Drottningholm would take
German and Italian diplomats from
the United States to Lisbon in ex-
change for Americans in Europe.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Additional Personnel
Called Up by Australia
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SYDNEY (Thursday), April a.
The Australian government today
ordered that all Commonwealth
land forces be brought up to full
war strength by calling up addi-
tibnal personnel.
The order requires all unmarried
men between 18 and As, as well as
married men from 18 to 35, to report
Immediately for military service.
Army Minister Francis Forde said
the step was taken on recommenda-
ton of Gen. Sir Thomas Blamey,
commander of Allied land forces in
Australia, and applied to men who
were already listed for service but
who would not have been called for
some time.
Intensive battle training for all
units was ordered by Gen. Blamey.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Army Fund Gets S64,980
From Louis.Simon Bout

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April Heavy
weight Champion Joe Louis and
Promoter Mike Jacobs today pre-
sented a check for $64, ,980.02 to the
Army Emergency Relief Fund as
the proceeds of Louis successful title
defense against Abe Simon at Madi-
son Square Garden Friday.
Louis individual contribution, his
entire share of the receipts, was
$36, ,146. The bout drew crowd of
1920 and a gross gate of s132, ,430.41.
Jacobs and Madison Square Gar
den, which shares equally with the
promoter, contributed 5,13l.65 to
the total. Simon returned $3,012.17
of the challenger's end of the purse
Ring officials gave $425 and the pre-
liminary fighters $140.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Williams Says n. Y. A,
Has No Tools Wanted
For War Production
Very Few Are Among
Coteeories Required,
He Tells Senate Group
Earlier Story on Page A-5),
BY J. A. O'LEARY.

Answering published reports
that the National Youth Admin
istration had in its training
shops critical machine tools
needed for war production, Au-
brey Williams, N. Y. A. admin
istrator, told Senate commit
tee today his Office had begun a
search for such equipment, in
cooperation with the War De-
partment, nearly a month before
the issue was raised in the news
papers.
He testified that on February 20
N. Y. A. obtained list of critical
materials from Col S. E. Reimel of
the Ordnance Department Machine
Tool Committee and that on Feb
ruary % I'VE wrote Col Reimel that
preliminary investigation of our
January, 1912, inventory of equip
ment had disclosed no tools of the
sizes and types specified. but that
additional information would be
transmitted to him as soon as the
remainder Of our inventory records
could be examined"
No Requests for Tools.
Newspaper discussion of the prob
lem began on March 81. Mr.. Will
hams also presented a letter dated
March .27 from the Army and Navy
Production Board, stating that that
board was circulating list OF the
N. Y. A. training machines, but to
date, Mr.. Williams said, no. requests
have been received for use of any
of the machines in war production.
In a prepared statement to the
committee, Mr.. Williams said:
"On March 5, 1912, Capt. Me-
Guirke, aide to Col. Reimel, visited
the N. Y. A. Office and was ad-
vised that regional shop super
visors, at a meeting to be held in
Washington March and 8, would
be instructed to locate all possible
equipment on the critical list and
report it Immediately. On March
7, we requested specific information
from II States, and advised Col
Reimel of our action. On March
10, Col. Reimel was informed that
the meeting of regional shop su-
pervisors had taken place and that
the supervisors had been instructed
as indicated.
"Follow-up letters, urging the
speedy transmittal of information
originally requested on March 7
were sent to the States on March
II. On March 10 the National
Youth Administration was able To
advise Col Reimel as to the loca-
tions, specifications and operating
conditions of 13 machine tools out
of 6,700 which might fall in the
categories specified in the critical
list. On March 81 letter to Col.
Reimel covered Information re-
ceived on a 28-inch lathe located
at Memphis, Tenn
"On March % we furnished Col
Reimel with copy of the inventory.
Col Reimel expressed his gratifica-
(See N. Y. A., Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1942-04-01
picture on Page A-4.)

by the AsSoCletso FIeSs.
PORTLAND, Greg, April Lew
Ayres, the movie star, en- route to
a conscientious objectors' camp. won
two new friends on the last night
of his journey-two sailors who soon
will be going back to their ships.
The three "chewed the fat" last
night on the train which brought
them to- Portland today. The sailors
watched as a crowd of curious per-
sons, some of them frowning, sur
rounded Ayres In the Portland rail-
road station.
Big, blond Boatswain's Mate Will
liam L, Smith of Long Beach, Calf :,
gripped Ayres' hand in parting.
Good luck, son." he said.
The actor grinned, but said moth
ing.
His aversion to carrying arms was
expressed in a formal statement
yesterday. AS he waited for the
train to camp today, he said:
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Attend Church Easter
Or Work, Nelson Urges
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The War Production Board wishes
all production workers who do not
intend to spend Easter Sunday as
day of religious observance to put
in a full day on April S at their
machines, the Office of Chairman
Donald M. Nelson said today.
Noting that Easter is day of
very great religious significance, ="
Mr.. Nelson said he thought it EN-
tirely proper" that workers desiring
to spend part of the day away from
their jobs for devotional reasons,
should do so.
The comment was contained in a
letter written to August H. Tuech-
ter, president of the Cincinnati
Bickford Tool Co., which was made
public because of many inquiries
on the point.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Rails Ask LiberuIized
Rule on Securities
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Association of American Rail-
roads asked Congress today to re-
new and liberalize a provision under
which corporations can buy back
their own securities at less than par
without having the gain considered
an income tax liability.
r.. v. Fletcher, association vice
president, told the House Ways and
Means Committee that the future
of the Nations railroads depended
in part on continuing the provision
beyond its December 81, 1912, ex-
piratioi1 date.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Tropical Park

THIRD RACE-PurSe, $1,000. claim
ing 4-year-olds and upward; 8 furlorgs
Range Dust tMillisan) 500 $40 ESQ
Norsweep lCampoelD $50
Also Ai' rap4Bayou Cook. Down Six. Dom
magma, Meritorious and MseEay.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
isz.r,! ns 4yeagGds sclsaE, and upWsrs6 Oo so
JsffersontoWn feS town 5scuriock) ''O0 $50 $40
White Hope sMeloche) 75O
Also ran0Mornins Mail, Placer Inn.
Elooto. Bunlehead. Speedy Sduav, Chozn.
Scarer.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000. claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and UPWARD / mile and
Mordecai (Brunelie) $50 40
Perfect Rhyme (Roberts) 2.70
Also ran@PomivA. One Jest, Bucking.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances; 3-year-olds: furlongs.
Curious Roman tstr'kler) go go $50
Mixer (Guerin) $50 2.90
Putitthere tClark) 2.10
Also ranSFiorizan Beau. Islam KinE.
Layaway. Jacks Girl.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and upwards 4. miles.
oh Dancing L'ht (Guerin) 2.40 2.40 $50
oh Enoch Borl'd lBr'ellel 200 2.70 2.10
Geneva Cross tClark) $40
Also ran2My Bobby. viajero. Beau Do.
Sir Gibson. Pick Out.
dh Dead heat for hrst.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Omission Is Favored to Win
SIS 900 Bowie Race Tomorrow


TRACK, Omission is the
Memorial
fong tonoows opening feature New Yokowned
thoroughbred stake ridden Meade
follows with listed according to post
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, April / R!-
Stocks steady; leaders in late
rally. Bonds mixed; changes
narrow. Cotton steady; mill buy
ing and price fixing.
CHICAGO: Wheat shade lower;
good crop prospects. Corn lower;
hedging sales. Hogs steady to
strong; top, $l3.7S: moderate ar
rivals. Cattle, strong to % cents
higher; small receipts.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Lute Races

Earlier Results, Rossvan's, Other
Selections and Entries for Tomorrow
on Page TX.
Evening star., 1942-04-01

The Senate authorized today without objection $1,000
100000 program of public works for the Navy Chairman
Walsh of the Senate Committee said the prof.
included storage facilities aviation projects
including lighter thanair housing training hospitals re-
search and radio facilities has yet to act.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Late News Bulletins
Mats Beot Soldiers Despite Greenberq

ORLANDO, Fla. (SpeciaD The Nationals defeated Or
lando Air Base, 3d. here today Sergt Hank Greenberg
former Detroit Tiger star batted in the soldiers only
with of his three singles Serg Greenberg drafted
from Tampas McDill Field for the exhibition.
Conferees on Lonhom Bill Meet Tomorrow
Senate conferees agreed late today meet at
tomorrow settle the controversy
housing bill for the District 1t indicated
the Senate representatives might decide to give in the
House figure of $50,000000.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Conferees on Lonhom Bill Meet Tomorro
Another Indian Group Rejects British Offer

NEW DELHI lP.-Two of Indias most important minority
rejected the British proposals for postwar dominion
status for India today the extremist Hindu organization Ma
hasabha joining the Skhs in registering negative response
The Working Committee of the Mahasabha announced its de-
cision few after the Sikh AuParties Committee had
rejected the proposals Earlier Story on Page AID
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Senate Delays Debate on PIont-Seizure Bill

The Senate agreed unanimously today to delay debate
until April 20 on a motion consider bill by Senator Con-
nay Democrat of Texas to permit the Government to take
over srkeboun plants. The Senate will begin an
informal this week end expected to last until April 20
Earlier Story Page A5D
Evening star., 1942-04-01
British Planes Attack BouIoqne Docks

LONDON R0-A. force Of British planes with fighting
attacked the Bouogne docks this afternoon the Air
Ministry announced One bomber lost in heavy anti.
aircraft Are.
Earlier Story Page AID :.--
Evening star., 1942-04-01

(See SIMONS, Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1942-04-01

(See N. Y. A., Page 2-X0
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Senate Authorizes Billion for Navy Works

Earlier Story on Page AID
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Weather Forecast

Rising temperature today rather cold with
light frost tonight. Temperatures today-High-
est So, at 4 pm; lowest, 81, at 7:35 am.
From the United states weemer 1ureau Report
Full Details PAGE A-2.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-26

Enjoy your Fourth Of July in real style! Get spY slack suit
on Kens Mezzanine This 6q5 group includes 4pocket
iacketshu ensembles that be outside slacks ~ah
able Cord-Weaves with long sleeves eabardne sacks color
benJed with tropiceeight shirts linen type weaves in matching
or blended cors. Every suit tailored Tor action all sacks have
Upper cosing Tans, blues. green's luggage browns.
xERNs STORE FOR MnN-MEzzANINE-c
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-26
Gas DrOuth
New York Motorists
Enter Dry Era

NEW YORK. June 26 nNS).-
New York City motorists today
faced their most drastic gasleSs
weekend in history as 90 per cent
of the filling stations in the five
boroughs displayed mo gas" signs.
And the prospect for the Fourth
of July was even more discour-
aging.
Gasoline dealers and distribu-
tors complained that determined
motorists followed gas trucks into
service stations and waited in line
until the fuel was delivered. These
"raiding" tactics, they said. re-
suited in their supply being ex-
hausted within a few hours.
Sol A. Herzog. counsel to the
eastern states gasoline dealers
conference. said the outlook was
black and predicted the Fourth
of July weekend would be even
worse
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-26
Senator Bridges Runs Again

WASHINGTON. June 26 QNS).
Senator H. Styles Bridges of
New Hampshire announced his
candidacy for denomination on the
Republican ticket. paving the way
for the expected election battle
with ES-GoN Francis r. Murphy.
Murphy. until recently a Republi-
can. has changed his registration
and, political circles say. will seek
the Democratic senatorial nonina-
ton.
Tor The Inside News" of
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13

mcnsa como no 10 rocE5ir6n los
a~ninaIes en- ning1n PATS civ;li-
zado. Muchos de los hombres
cue hace trabajos forza1os son
'aemasiado j6venes o demasia1o
viejcs para ser prisioneros de
guerra. Son alimentados con das
'rerdicios Y su regimen de vida
es tan malo que estan completa-
.mente aniquilados. Dondequiera
que tienan ocasi6n, registrar los
dep6sitos de basura con la espe-
rama de encontrar mondas de
.patatas O alg1n trozo de pan,
que devoran ansioSamente. Los
prisioneros van vestidOs con ma
rapos Y muchos no llevan calza.
do aun cuando tengan que car.
gar los camiones de carbon.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
TTPLOTO UNA BOMBA EN-
Ell GAMING DE LOS "NAZIS'

Londros, Nov. 13.-Una camio
meta que iba dirigiendo Ell AVIAN
,e de una columna, en- Francia,
'u5 volada por una nina, mu-
ierzo 5 soljados alsmanes.
Las trcpas nazis Iegarcn a
pert Bou, en- la frontera de
Francia con Espana, a las $50
lie la tarde de aver. Di6 la mott
ia la Radio de Barcelona.
Espana, segdn las 1ltimas mo-
icias, trata de mantener una
estricta neutralidad,' temiendo
DOR su future. ~
Ell ej6rcito aleman Sc halla en-
a f~rontera de Espana y en- el
Norte de Africa esta dcminado
Dor americanos e ~ingleses.
La Importance estrategica dc
as ! las Baleares Sc adlmite sho-
"a por todos los peritos militia
res.
ST Hitler penetra en- Espana,
os Ahados invadiran tambi6n la
g|anrsula ib6rca, contandO con e.
8poyo del pueblo. NADIA Sc sabe
gficia'mente sCbre una prCmesa
alemana de raspetar la neutrali-
lad de Espana.
Cast todOs los generates espa-
no-es Sc Cponen a que Hitter en-
ire en- la peninsula y la cOloque
bajo su beta.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
LAS PLANILLAS PARA LAS
LLANTAS Y Ell NUMERO
BASICO DE MILLAS

Frank NJ. Traynor, admins
trador de racionamiento de es
tie condado, anunci6 aver que
Sc han entregado a los details
tas de gomas y reconstructores
de llantas las planillas para ell
nGmero basico de millas, las
cuales deberan ser llenadas y
enviadas antas del dia % de
este mes.
Las es%taciones de inspeccio-
namiento seran designadas
mas tarde y ell inspector podra
cobrar 25 centavos por cada
planilla que firme.
Los libritos sobre el numero
basico de millas tendran las lie
tras "a" y "D".
Para retener ell derecho al
racionmaiento, cada dueno de
autom6vil o de motocicleta de
bera firmar la planilla.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13

ST senior
Compre la pintUra B.
l.. P. Solamente sc ven-
de en- King-G Greco HARD
ware Co., ga. arenida y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
NOMBRADO FL CORONTL
PARKER JEFE DEL TERCER
CUERPO DE BOMBARDE-
RIOS

Para reemplazar al briga-
der general Samuel Council,
mandado a la costa del Pacifi-
co, fu6 aver nombrado jefe del
Tercer Cuerpo de Bombarde--
ros, con oficina en- la base Mac
Dill, ell coronel James E. Par
ker.
FL coronel Parker Sc gradu6
en- West Point y fue photo de
prueba para los aviones del e.
jercito.
En- Tampa contrajo matri-
monio, en- la primera guerra
m%undial, Y tiene una hija,
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
PTESTOS FUERA DE AC-
ClCN IL BARCOS NIPCNES

Washington, Nov. 13.-Los
Submarines y aviones america
nos atacaron las linsas de abas-
tacimiento de los nazis, en- Ell sur
-d Peclfico, y pusieron flera
de acci6n II buQues japoneses,
en- su mayor parte ttran4rortes
armados.
Siete de les barcos, que lleva
i1an tropas y material de que
IRA, fueron hundidos por los
tcnpedos de los Submarines. Los
>cmIbarderos atraparon q otros
1uatro en- la base Buin-Fais Y
les produjeron serias averias.
Les cuatro vapores desplaza-
ban no menos de $1,000 tonela-
das.
Mas de Is toneladas de bonn
oas sc a%rrojaron contra los bar
COS y la base mencionada.
Reina la calma en- Guadalca-
nal, donde los japoneges no han
Cesistido todavia de la tarea de
raccbrar ell valioso aer6drcmc
Henderson.
En- la ueva Guinea mantienen
su %ventaja las fuerzas que man
da ell general Macarthur.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
DIVORCES Y PLEITOS

Decret0s: Barbara Venut
contra Charles Venuti; Evelyr
Hughes contra Charles Melvin
Hughes; Stiles Hopping contrs
Blanche Victoria Hopping; Ro.
bert L. Lee contra Rose E. Lee
Nuevas demandas: Grace Is.
Ia Wells contra Ed l.. Wells
Horace E. Thompson contra
Alice Marie Thompson; Thyrs
Roadman Barrett contra Ila K
Barrett.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
BAJO Ell PUNO DE T L
"HerYenualk" d esclavos

'Ya es tempo sobrado," dice
Alfredo Rosenberg en- la "Voel-
wi5chs Decbaahter," de que sea
ccmpren5ida la suerte de los pal
Us ocg.aIos." Su dura suerte
,Irge3e reaumirse de este mode;
s6ro los alemanes tienen derecho
a pedir y mandar. Los demas
que han llegado a estar dentro
de la 6rbita de esta guerra, de-
ben obedecer y ayudar con todas
sus fuerzas.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
La ley marcial para siempre

La len marcidl para siempre
La ley marcial, con sus penas
,axcesivamente severas, encaJa
exactamente con los crueleS ms
tintos de los nazis. La "VOelkis-
che Beobachter" cree que ell he
emo de que la Jurisprudence ac-
tual este basada en- Ia ley mar
clad constituye un gran avance.
LOS legislatures, 10 mismo que
los jueces, tienen amplias opor-
tunidades para sbtener nuevas
ideas del derecho castrense y lie
varlas a la practica. Estas eXpe-
seran incorporates en-
nuestro future c6digo penal"
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
SOmbferOS cORUertidOS en-
zHpatilLdS

En- la "Hora Espanola" de la
.misora de Zeesen, ha sido dada
una chala acerca de las modas
1lamanas. Entire otras cosas,
fueron dados consoles acerca de
como puede convertirse un SOM
.Grero de fieltro en- unas zapaIti-
Las. Probablemente, los egpaho-
les preferiran llevar sus sombre
res en- la cabeza.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
PARACAIDISTAS AMERICA
NOS EN- Ell
MARRUECOS ESPANOL

Londres, Nov. 18-Desde Tan
ger, IONA eapanola de Marrue-
cos, informan que "a paracaidis
tas anericanos descendieron, e
1uivocadamente, en- differences
lugares dentro del territorio do
por Espana. Las autori-
dades les quitaron Ell equipo y Sc
ran internados.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
Sc MATO Ell POLTC1A COS
TELLO

Hoboken, N. j., Nov. 13'-
En- la escalinata de la iglesia
cat6lica romano de San Pedro
v San Pedro, e. policia Tho
mas Costello, de AZ amos, Sc HI
70 un disparo por la cabeza y
Sc mat6.
Habia ingresado en- la poll
cfa ell aho 1881. lie sobrevive
su esposa, llamada Luisa.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
TratadOs como dnimGleS

Los marines suecos que han
regresado de Hamburgo y de
Brema refieren en- ell peri6dico
''FOlksvilan" que los prisioneros
rusOs reciban un trato en- Ale
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
DE CONSTITUTE
CION

Albert D'Arpa, reparaciOnes
" techo; c. H. Johnson, S. +.
Owens, H. T. jain, joe Sherm-
an, Sra. John Lala, Jr., W. c.
Jones.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
Ell TEMPO

Frio para esta noche. Tenn
peratura minima, a las 8 de la
mahana, AZ grades,
La gaceta., 1942-11-13

Shirley de ID ahos, y I'm hijn,
Jimmy, de II.
La fanilia del coronel vive
en- la casa 500 Woodlawn DR..