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La gaceta., 1942-03-16

Pr6xinos a graduarse


P-r6ximamente obtendran 81
diploma de graduates en- ell
Colegio Thomas Jefferson
los siguientes j6venes:
Sylvia Blanco, Leone Alton
so, Lena Cannella, Guy Taor-
nina, Luis Torres, Anibal Fer
nandez, Joe Fernandez, Frank
Gonzalez, Joe Leone, Alfonso
Marchetta, Marcelo Magadan
Sam Maggie, Luis Matassini,
Manuel Ondina, Ramon Ote-
no, Rafael Pacheco, Gerardo
Peaez, Mingo Perera, Virgilio
Pine, Tony Rocha, Tony Saline
TO, Tony Tuzzolino, Angel Val
DIES, Leonardo Vidal.
Olga Almengual, Lena Alva-
rezrez, Aurora Andina, Isabel
Brocato, Lily Conte, Violeta
Conte, Lucy Darigo, Adelfa
Diaz, Mary Diaz, Alicia Espina
Alma Fernandez, Mary Fer
nandez, Aurora Leto, Ondina
Lombardero, Anita MaraadiS,
Doris Martinez, Herminia Me-
n6ndez, Virginia Monte, Anita
Piuan, Garlic Reyes, Pauline Ro
maelle Rose Rutigliano, Merce-
des Salinero, Melina TomasinO,
Onelia V Helen VeSco.
La gaceta., 1942-03-16
FL Concrete Aumenta

De acuerdo con los datos mas
recientes, ell valor total de los pro-
duotos ex%portados a los otros PASSES
del Hemisferio Occidental, assemble
a 1878. 776. 900 durante los seis pri-
meros meses del a6o l0i1. AL final
del aho, Ia suma sobrepas6 a
$500. 1000. 900. Estos datos establish
cos, evidencian claramente la cree
iente solidaridRd interamericana en-
10 oeon0mico, ignorando por ell mo-
mento, oonvenios polfticos Y %activi-
dades culturalcs Y oduoacionales.
Hoy dia, los Estados Unidos estGn
e%xportando a las otras Americas
grandes cantidades dc productos do
hero y acoro, tales, como maqui-
maria y equipo. Una yea en- possession
dc estas materias, las cuales SO i'm
portaban anteriormente de Europa,
nuestros vecinos del sur estar6n en-
condolences de incrementar su pro-
duoci0n de materias primas y dc
oonsiguiente meiorar su concrete.
La gaceta., 1942-03-16

(PoR A R RoDRIGuEz)

Iintegran Dolores Garcia, del
Centre Espanol; Zoila Baez,
de la Logia Francisco Ferrer
y Guardia, Orden Caballero
de la Luz; Matilde Borrego.
de la Federation de Clubs Pan
Americanos, y Olga Martinez
del Rotary Club. Estas dami-
tas, dignas representatives de
la belleza latina, recibieron vi
gorosos aplauSos.
La emblematica corona lie
fue colocada sobre las sienes
a S. M. Evelyn Fernandez por
ell coronel Harry H. Young.
Bonitos actos de variedades
estuvieron a cargo de Tommy
Acosta, en- sus inigualables i
mitaciones de Carmen Miriam
da, teniendo que repetir, y
mas tarde bailando la conga
con su companera Srta. Dalia
Mira; ell baritone Luis Torres,
que fue ovacionado; ell cantan
tie Justo Ferrara; la pareja de
bales latino-americanos Julio
y Jean Tudells, Y las hernia
nitas Anita y Helen.
La fiesta continue en- medic
de gran ammonia, bailandose
hasta bien entradas las horaS
de la madrugda a los acordes
de las orquestas Don Francis
co" y LA Tropical" esta 1lti-
ma con sus cantantes Srta.
Mercedes Sanchez y Freddie
Valdes.
Felicitamos muy de veras al
Carnival Latino Americana,
por ell exito obtenido.
Ell producto que de esta fies
ia Sc obtuvo sera destinado en-
la forma siguiente: una mitad
para la Cruz Roja Americana
y la otra mitad para la COM
pra de Bonos para la Defensa.
Reciba S. M. Evelyn Fernan
DEE nuestra felicitaci6n mas
efusiva y que su reinado cons
tituya para ella y ell Centre
Espanol un verdadero exito;
felicitamos tambien a las da-
mas de su Corte.
La gaceta., 1942-03-16
Mereancias Que Sc Est6n
DespaehandO

Los articulos do exportacl6n n las
Repdblicas del Sur incluyen: equipo
dc ferrocarril; materialcs para cons
trucci0n dc 1arreteras, maquinarla y
.equipo; maqulnaria para la oxplota-
.cion dc minas; tractores Q implement
tos agricolasj maquinaria industrial;
deriyados del p%etroleo, rcfacciones dc
automobiles y gran diversidad dc
acidos industriales asf como otros
productOs quimicos.
Ademas de IL protection que loa
.pafses del sur recibirdn por 81 esta-
blecimlento do un maximo ca los
precios, 10 les ayudard tambi6n a
obtener prioridad respecto n ciortas
materias que sean ~necesarias a Ia de-
.fensa de u respectivos pailoa o
que SO las oonsidere ~esonciales q la
normal continuation do 81 economic
civil.
Al Brasil, por eiemplo, SO lo garan-
TITO una buena Qualification re5pecto
q Ia obtonciOn dc productos d. Zero
y aoero con el objeto de ayudnr a
dioho pats q Ia installation d. Una
tundicdn Dc Agero, q
La gaceta., 1942-03-16
en- el Hospital

En- Ia mahana de hoy fue cr2s
ladado de su hogan a la clinica
FL Bien P1blico, el estimado a
migo Francisco Rodriguez Bel
no, padre del joven pelotero Ray
mond Rodriguez.
Su estado eS bastante delica-
do.
NuestroS meiores deseos porQue
pueda regreSar a Su hogan en-
'techa pr6Xima.
La gaceta., 1942-03-16
Examen De Preeios

En- general, TODD clemento de con-
sumo objeto de exportaoi0n, es
protegido en- la actualidad dc esa
mlsma manera Todos los asuntos
relaeionAdos con precios maximos
de exportaci6n o regulaaos por
conducto dc la Ofcina Federal de
Control do Exportaoi6n. Esta off
Gina hA hecho saber a todos los expor-
tadores de los Estados Unidos que sc
les obligara a exponer la forma en- que
efectGan las ootizaeiones que presen-
ten q sus elientes.
Otra function de esta ofcina es
la dc asegurar que ell m6ximo hjado
en- los preeios no estorbe la eorriente
regular de exportacion do meroa-
derias esenciales a las demas Re
p6blicas Americanas.
Fl monte total por ~concepto de
exportaci6n a los paises de Centre
y Sud America, ha aumentado en-
millones de d6lares duranto los ahos
Iecientes, Cifras publicadas por Ia
becretaFiA de Concrete muestran
eve du1anta 81 curse del aho la40, 81
La gaceta., 1942-03-16
Nuevos miembros

En- recients junta celebrada
por ell club social de la Logia Ca
balleros Leales de America, fue
ron admitidoS estos nuevos
miembroS: Emma Ago, Carmen
Alvarez, Alicia Martinez, Niida
Fernandez Y Manuel Suero.
En- esta reunion Sc delinea-
ron los planes para la primera
fiesta que habran de celebrar.
Fubo una hora de e%ntreteni-
miento social. =
La pr6xima iunta sc efectua-
ra ell vierneS.
La gaceta., 1942-03-16

valor de los produotos exportados
por los Estados Undios n las otras
Repdblicas del hemisferio, marco I'm
total de S776.S24000 Los s%iguieutes
datos en- cuanto a la exportaci6n, sc
explican por 81 mismos.
La gaceta., 1942-03-16

WASHINGTON.-Duran
las sesiones de la reciente Con-
ferencia de Rio de Janeiro, los
Ministries de Relaciones Exte-
riores de las diversas Rep1blicas
Americans, recommendation que.
"los paises Americanos debian
adoptar medidas especificas a
fin de impedir que la especula-
cion commercial aumente los
precios de exportaci6n de pro-
ductos esenciales e indispensa-
bles para la guerra a un punto
mas alto que los limites fjados
por los mercedes interiors;
respectivos. .
Va antes de terminarse Ia c%onferen-
cha, los Estados Unidos habfan dado
pasos para lograr dicho fin. La ex-
portaci6n O las demas Republicas
Americanas de matcrias esenoiales
para la production de implementos
belicos, asf comola de otros %articulos,
es protegida contra los Expenditures
mediante las mismas regulaciones que
protegen a los consumidores de los
Estados Unidos.
Para PrOteger A Los ImpOrtadOres
La decision dc fjar un maxine en-
los precios para regular la exporta-
ci6n a los demds paiscs Americanos
fue enunciada por el regulator de
precios, Sr. Leon Henderson, Y el
Secretario de Estado, Sr. Cordell
Hull.
En- un telegrama dirigido n las
Delegaciones en- Ia Conferencia In
teramericana en- Rio de Janeiro, el
secretario Hull Sc expres6 asi:
"Tenemos el agrado dc partici-
parles que estamos tomando medi-
das espceifeas n fin do establecer un
m6ximO en- los precios o 81 prop6-
sito do que ria la exportaci0n de
materias escasas. El obietO de
establecer preeios maximos, - 81 de
evitar toda especulacion, permit
iondo 81, un margcn suticiente a los
precios maximos que deban regir en-
los paises importadOres para no
estorbar el intcrcambio normal del
concrete. Por 10 tanto, el comprador
tendH que pagan un precio equiva-
lente al del pals exportadOr, mas los
gastos regulares de la exportaci6n.
FL control dc precios en- los Estados
Unidos, 10 ejerce 81 Gobierno Federal
por conducto de la Ofcina Regula-
dora de Precios, In cual fla el maxine
en- los precios de todos aquellos arti-
culos estimados undergraduates para
In industrial belica En- esta fOrma,
los oompradores son %protegldos con-
ira precios excesivos de es-
pecial, cuando la mercaderia obietol
de la operation commercial es con-
sideradA escasa.
La gaceta., 1942-03-16
.-NQCETE DE LAS DAMAS
Dell CENTRIC A

Ell pr6ximo microbes, en- Ell
restaurant Rubin. dara su ban
quote annual la Secci6n de Da-
mas de Recreo del Centre Es-
panol, ahora presidida por la
La gaceta., 1942-03-16
LA TEMPORADA DE LA IL
GA INTERSOCIAL

NADIA sabemos sobre la tenn
porada de la Liga Intersocial.
Las cuatro novenas que la
integran pueden contar con es
tas columnas.
Recientemente la Liga nom
bro presidente al Sr. Antonio
Castro, un veterano pelotero.
Los mejores ~peloteros "a
mateurS" Sc estan inscribien-
do en- ell Centre AsturianO, u
nione Italiana, Caballeros Lea
les Y Circulo Cubano.
La gaceta., 1942-03-16
Sra. Jennie Rodriguez.

Una invitaci6n eSpeQ al, que
mucho apreciamos, Sc a. hechO
a nuestro director.
Los hermanos Rubil, segaln
Sc nos comunica, preparan un
menu especial.
La gaceta., 1942-03-16

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
B. l. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por king
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-03-16
New! FREDERICKSBURG"
Feminine
HYGIENE
finding great faVor
among women

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of donches as a precautionary meas
are for women who want to be clean,
d~Ainty-for women troubled by Offend
ing odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful 10
delicate tissues. But not Lydia E.
Pinkham's Sanative WASH Pnkham's
Hanative Wash is gaining great favor
because it's NOT a harmful germicide.
Instead-it's a mighty effective 'bac-
seriostatic" (the modern trend) 1t not
only discourages bacterial growth and
infection but thoroughly cleanses, deo-
dorizes. Very soothing-relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inexpensivel All druggists.
La gaceta., 1942-03-16
Santos del d.A

Abraham, Herr" arto, Agapi
to, Ciriaco e Hliralo.
Evening star., 1942-07-11
Grandson Of Phil Campbell
Missing Near Leesburq
3sAl&

Duncan Campbell Killmaster, 16-
year-old grandson of the late Repre-
sentative Phil P. Campbell of Kan
sas, was missing today from the es-
tate OF his grandmother near Lees
burg, Va, and approximately Is
Loudoun County residents and six
policemen were pressing a search for
the boy.
He was last seen leaving Mrs.
Campbells house, carry 22-callber
target pistol and walking in the di-
rection Of an open glade where he
practiced shooting.
His father, Capt. B. S. Killmaster,
1890 South Arlington Ridge road,
Arlington, Va, representative of
the Secretary of the Navy in the
National Selective Service head
quarters here. left for the scene last
night with his wife to help in the
search.
Capt. Killmaster said his son had
completed three years of study at
the Episcopal High School in
Alexandria, Va.
When he disappeared, the youth
was wearing cream colored slip
over jersey with yellow neckband,
blue denim overall trousers, brown
leather shoes and silver metal
trimmed glasses. He Is 5 feet 10
inches tall and weighs 135 pounds.
Evening star., 1942-07-11
Businessman Enters Race
For Votes and Gasoline
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, July 11.-Announcing
that he wants votes and gasoline,
Samuel R. Bailey, sr., 48-year-old
Amesbury manufacturing executive,
has declared his candidacy for the
Republican nomination for Governor
Of Massachusetts,.
He told reporters last night he
was bona fide candidate, but that
he wanted ito show up the ridicu
lous ruling putting politicians ahead
of every one else in the country as
far as gasoline is concerned"
He referred, he said. to the OPA
regulation permitting extra gasoline
for public Office seekers
LAS businessman I get an A
card and yards of questions to an
sWer, but as politician get all the
gasoline I want with no questions
asked" he said.
Mr.. Bailey is president and gen.
eral manager of the Bailey Co., Inc,
a Woodworking plant.
Stopping off in Boston en- route
by train to Washington on business.
he displayed nomination papers
containing about so signatures. He
needs $50 more to get his name on
the ballot.
Evening star., 1942-07-11
Deserts Mightiest Air Assault
Aids British After Smile Drive;
Nazis Press 3-Pronged Don Push
| Man, Children
| Are EIectrocuted
| After Collision
!, the Associated Press.

WINCHESTER, Va, July H.
Harry E. Meister, about IS, general
manager of the Zeropack Co., and
his two children were electrocuted
during driving rainstorm several
miles north of here last night.
Climbing from their automobile
which had smashed into rural
power line pole, Mr.. Meister and
his children, Harry, jr.. 8. and Bar
bara Anne, 4, apparently came
in contact with power lines which
had fallen after the collision.
It was believed Mr.. Meister's auto
mobile skidded and snapped the
power post at the ground. The
man and his children started to
walk to the highway. Their bodies
were found by neighbors.
The packing company manager
and his children lived at Albin,
and were almost in sight of their
home when the accident occurred.
Evening star., 1942-07-11
Destructive Defeat
Of Russians in South
Claimed by Nazis
Don Said to Have Been
Reached on 220-MiIe
Front Below Voronezh
Py the Associated Press.
BERLIN (FrOm Germ

BERLIN (From German Broad
casts, July 11.-A great destruc-
tive defeat of the Russian armies
in the South was reported today
by the German high command,
which said German troops now
had reached the Don River on
a 220-mile front south of
Voronezh, established several
bridgeheads on the east bank
and cleared the west bank of
practically all Soviet forces.
A special announcement said that
from June % to July 8 German
and German-allied troops captured
1859 Russian troops and destroyed
or captured 1,007 tanks, 1888 guns
and other war materials and shot
down $40 planes in the gigantic
battle west of the Don.
The totals of prisoners and booty
are steadily increasing, the COM
munique said, and between this
front on the Don and the towns OF
Kharkov and Kursk, now 220 miles
in the rear (where the German
drive began) there is no enemy
force worth mentioning"
(Kursk is only 120 miles west of
the Don, but Kharkov is 220, as
the river curves southeastward.>
Voronezh, east of the Don, fel
on July 7. the communique re.
peated, and subsequently the river
was reached on a 220-mile from
and crossed at several points.
(This would make the Germans
about 80 miles from Stalingrad
and considerably east, but still
far north of Rostov. near which
the Don, after describing wide
loop to the southeast from Vor-
onezh, flows into the Sea of Azov)
The enemy is being relentlessl!
pursued" the high command said
Evening star., 1942-07-11
Air Gunner Shot
In Legs Swims
Three Miles
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GEN. DOUGLAS MacARTHUR'S
HEADQUARTERS, Australia, July
1l.-Wounded in the legs, 19-year-
old Trevor Wise, Australian air gun
ner, doused flames aboard his bullet
pierced bomber, shot down an at
tacking japanese Zero fighter, then
swan 3 miles to shore after his
plane was forced down into the sea.
Wise's gallant performance oc-
Cured recently when his squadron
of American bombers was attacked
by 18 Zero's while returning from a
raid on Lac, New Guinea.
Despite the loss of the use of his
legs, he refused to climb aboard
his planes life raft because it was
loaded to capacity with the crews
emergency rations and jungle gear
Evening star., 1942-07-11
Eastman Hints Rutioninq
OF Civilian Rail TroveI
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Prospect of continued unlimited
civilian travel on railroads is none
too good" Joseph E. Eastman, di-
rector of defense transportation,
has told a Senate Appropriations
Subcommittee, it was disclosed to-
day.
Questioned by the committee IN
connection with the $3.50, 900 900
supplemental bill, Mr.. Eastman as
serted he didn't believe civilian rail
travel would be eliminated entirely,
however.
IF you get down to the rationing
of our transportation, it would prob
ably mean putting it all on a re-
served seat basis" he added.
Evening star., 1942-07-11
Ship Insurance Rates
Increased Sharply;
New Sinking Reported
U. 5. Vessel Torpedoed in
Caribbean; Only Nine Of
Crew of 40 Rescued
By the Associated Press.

B! the Associated Press.
Marine underwriters in New
York ordered sharp increases in
cargo. war risk insurance rates
today as the Navy announced
the sinking of a medium sized
United States vessel in the Carib-
bean.
The sinking brought the unoffi-
cial Associated Press total ct ship
losses in the Western Atlantic since
Pearl Harbor to 355.
Insurance charges for most voy-
ages to and from United States
Atlantic and Gulf ports and Cana
dian Atlantic ports were boosted
about S per cent while shipments
between the United States and Brazil
and Argentina were lifted from Is
per cent into 20 per cent bracket.
The American ship, which was
sunk May 27, went down so quickly
that only nine of the crew of 40
were rescued, it was disclosed from
a Gulf Coast port. The survivors
f1oated five days and 20 hours on
two liferafts before being picked up.
Sixteen seamen were killed in the
destruction of four merchantmen
two British, one American and one
Belgian-disclosed yesterday by the
Navy, which reported that 230 other
crewmen were rescued. The Cuban
Navy announced the sinking of a
Honduran craft, with all hands
saved.
Two torpedoes and some shells
sank a British merchantmen of me-
dium size In the South Atlantic
June /, killing three men. Quarter
master B. G. Cook of London, one
of 78 survivors, said the raider was
the largest submarine he ever had
seen-"big enough to carry a plane" :"
Directed Crew to Shore.
The young commander of a u
boat that blasted the other British
ship, also OF medium size, told 86
survivors-in perfect English-how
to reach land by the shortest route
and wished them luck. The lone
fatality was a British Indian.
Death came to II crewmen of the
United States ship that was tor
pedoed May of South America.
Explosion of a nearby ship in the
! Caribbean placed the crew of the
Belgian ship on the alert, and only
one of her 48 crewmen was killed
when the U-boat attacked and sank
her few minutes later. Survivors
could not account for the other
vessel or her crew.
The Belgian's second officer said
his skipper maneuvered to avoid
two torpedoes from the submarine
mile of, but couldn't escape the
third.
Convoy Attack Reported.
The Honduran vessel was sunk of
the north coast of Cuba.
Meanwhile, the Canadian govern
ment still offered no confirmation
of the report of Canadian Parlia
ment member that three ships were
sunk by submarines Sunday night
in the st. Lawrence River.
X. S. Roy, Independent, who re-
ported the incident yesterday in
the House of Commons, said he
learned a 14-ship convoy was at
tackled off Cape Chat and three
ships were destroyed
Said Prime Minister Mackenzie
King:
ANY statement will have to be
made by the Navy minister"
Evening star., 1942-07-11
Jap Prison Camp Terrible
ESCAPED Ho||under Declares

when I left. conditions were
rapidly becoming worse" he de-
clared.
He accused Japanese soldiers of
forcing Europeans to sell at the
point Of bayonet their watches, rings
and such articles.
Japanese soldiers at night. the
Hollander said, frequently enter the
common sleeping quarters of the
camps inmates and flash lights in
the faces of women.
The European women were not
attacked. but many natives complain
OF assaults on their wives" he said.
Evening star., 1942-07-11
Summary Of Todoy's Star

House group increases income taxes
another l per cent. Page A
Landlords throughout country fight
rent-ceiling orders. Page Ais
'Dashing" type discouraged In Army
air transport. Page B-8
Washington and Vicinity.
Hundley acquitted on tire sales
charges. Page Az
Teacher takes oath as first WAAC
officer candidate here. Page AS
Reynolds backs polo field recreation
plan. Page Ais
Miscellany.
Marriage Licenses. Page AS
Births and Deaths. Page AS
Evening star., 1942-07-11
41 Survivors of u. S. Ship
Landed in African Port

LISBON, July II (P.-Forty- -one
survivors of an American freighter
torpedoed and sunk in Mozambique
Channel, near Madagascar. were
reported safe at Inhambane in lower
Portuguese East Africa today.
A dispatch from Lourenco Mar
ques announcing the landing of the
survivors also reported continuing
Axis submarine activity in the chan
nel-which lies between Madagascar
and the East African coast and is a
vital waterway for Allied conveys
travelling to India and the Middle
East.
Forty crewmen from a torpedoed
Greek liner and a similar number
from an unidentified vessel were
said to have been landed at widely
separated ports on the African
coast.
Evening star., 1942-07-11
IS Leaders Death
In Poland Revealed

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 1.-THE death Of
German SIS leader in the Lublin
district Of Poland, Erich Guddard,
in unexplained circumstances, re-
Gently was disclosed in an obituary
notice in the Krakauer Zeitung, the
ministry of information of the Polish
government in exile said today.
The death notice said Guddard
lost his life in performance of his
duties and Polish quarters here sur
missed that he might have been killed
in clash fortnight ago between
guerrillas and an SIS detachment
in a woods near Zamosc.
Evening star., 1942-07-11
Spain Will Restore
Monarchy, Berlin.
Circles Predict
AIfonso's Third Son,
Count Of Barcelona,
Held Top Candidate
By PAUL GHALI.


Foreign Correspondent of The Star and
Chicago Daily News.
BERN, July 11.-A Berlin dis
patch in the Basler Nachrichten
today forecasts the restoration
Of the monarchy in Spain in the
next few weeks with King AL
fonso's third son, Don Juan,
Count of Barcelona, as the most
likely candidate.
The count, who was educated al
the English naval college, is now
living in hospitable Switzerland al
the Royal Hotel in Ouchy on the
shores of Lake Geneva. The Swis.
correspondent states that foreign
diplomatic circles in Berlin are re.
sponsible for this rumor and pru.
dently stress the non -committal at.
titude of German off1cialdom to-
ward the story, presumably remem-
bering the fate Of his Swedish col
league of the Social Demokraten
expelled by the Nazis two days age
on account of his peace feelers'
dispatch.
It is interesting that this infor-
nation passed through the narrow
meshes of the vigilant German
press control. Until now the Nazis
have been strongly opposed, it is
believed, to any restoration of the
"Bourbons' In Spain because of their
British family ties and reputed
anti-Nazi sympathies.
This lumor of the Kings return to
Spain comes on the heels of Spanish
Foreign Minister Ramon Serrano
Suner's recent trip to Rome. which
observers believed had the main aim
Of sounding out Italian leaders con-
corning the restoration Of the mon
archy and a request for the Pope S
assistance. Whether Serrano Suner
met the Count of Barcelona during
his two-hour stop at Lausanne on
his way back to Paris remains an
unsolved riddle in political circles
here.
According to your correspondents S
private information, the Spanish
Foreign Minister refrained from see
ing the count, but had long talk
with one of his closest friends.
Coinciding with this monarchial
agitation comes news of the increas-
ing unpopularity of the Axis in
Spain. A foreign diplomat lately
arrived from this country reports
that the Falangist members are now
reluctant to wear their uniforms in
public because of painful Incl
dents"
Experts on Spanish affairs here
consider the return of the monarchy
to Spain most probable. but believe
it will not occur for some time yet
presumably not before the end OF
the war.
Evening star., 1942-07-11

Foreign
Allied airmen open mightiest assault
In desert. Page Al
Savage battle reopened in Egypt;
British advance miles. Page Al
Nazis claim crushing defeat of Rus
slams in south. Page Al
Allied planes blast Jap headquarters
at Linchwan, China. Page Al
Italian fleets confusion under U. S
bomb blasts aOld. Page Al
Notionol
Five Norfolk men held In Navy con-
tract case. Page Ais
Administration drops price subsidy
plan for present. Page Al
Soldier killed, one shot In Arizona
affray. Page Al