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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
DarIan Launches
Imperial Council
Will Govern North
Afrieo, He Asserts
BY IVES GALLAGHER

ALLIED HEADQUART E r
IN NORTH AFRICA, Dec. 2 -
(P- Admiral Jean Darlan an
nounced today that he had set
up an imperial council" to gov
ern North Africa and defend
the interest of the Frenc m
ptre' until France is lii d.
Darlan, who acts as hig. IN
missioner for North Africa I'M
der agreement with the Allies
and who insists that he is full
filling the mandate of Marshal
Petain, was reported by the Of
fetal French News Agency to
have assumed "all the functions
Of the chief of state" Darlan' S
position is that Petain, a prison
er of the Nazis, cannot act for
himself.
His council includes three
French governors general in
North and West Africa: General
Auguste Nogues. of Morocco; Pr
ere Boisson of French West AZ
RIGA, which includes Dakar; and
Yves Chatel of Algeria.
They and General Henri Gil
aud, another member, all have
avowed their support of the AL
lies. A fifth member, General
Jean Marie Bergeret, was the
Vichy Air Minister until recent
w
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
w ar
Continued from Page One

COntluucO IEOm rage Ouc
metropolis and pushed out from
two to five miles beyond the
hill.
Red Star said the Russians de-
feated a German division in a
two-day battle for the strategic
height.
On the Russian front, Soviet
dispatches reported that Hitler
was pulling troops from Stall
ingrad to bolster other German
forces now all but trapped and
threatened with humiliation on
the snow-covered steppes be-
tween the Don and Volga rivers.
The newspaper Pravda said a
full Nazi division moved out OF
Stalingrad had counterattacked
fortified hill occupied by the
Russians, but despite a local SUI
reriority in numbers the Ger
mans were repulsed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
Night Club
Fire Toll
NearS 500

BOSTON, Dec. 2-(P)-The
toll of dead in the Saturday
night Cocoanut Grove night club
fire crept close to 500 today. &C
cording to a Boston public safety
committee tabulation, while the
state, city, army and navy NOV
ed to investigate the causes Of
the tragedy and Suffolk county
grand jury gathered.
After a final re-canvass of all
its lists, the public safety COM
mittee announced that the dead
had reached 490-with only
three bodies still unidentified
while TIA lay injured or burned
in hospitals. OF the injured, at
least 35 had developed pneu-
monia as a result of inhalation
of smoke and heat during the
holocaust.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
Yanks Smash
Jap Positions
copture Artillery
on GuodoIconoI

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 - P)
Striking at small enemy in
stallations on Guadalcanal,
American soldiers and Marines
in the Solomons have captured
three light artillery pieces, six
machine guns and killed 81 en-
envy soldiers, the Navy reported
today.
In one action yesterday, the
Navy said, an Army patrol wip-
ed out a group of IL japanese
and captured a 70 millimeter
gun. At the same time a Marine
Corps patrol was killing rs jap
anese and capturing two other
guns, one a rs millimeter and
the other a 80 millimeter, in an
engagement on the Upper Lunga
river. Another Marine patrol
hitting at machine gun nests
captured six machine guns and
killed IS Japanese.
Meantime, Army planes car
ried out four attacks on enemy
positions on the island, the Navy
said.
The action was announced in
Navy Department communique,
number 208, which follows:
South Pacific: Cali dates are
east longitude)
4. On December 1, Army and
Marine Corps troops on Guadal-
canal Island engaged in extern
sive patrols along the outskirts
of our positions.
A. An Army partol killed IL
Japanese and captured 70-MM.
gun.
b. A Marine corps patrol
killed 25 Japanese and captured
one 75mm. and one 30-mm. gun
along the Upper Lunga river.
&C. Another Marine patrol
~ led Is Japanese and captured
six machine guns.
ID. Army planes carried out
four attacks on enemy posi-
tons"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
Wedding Bells Sci
10 Peal al State
Deem Conrod Sees
Marriage Boom

EAST LANSING, Dec. Up
The second war Christmas
promises to be marry" one for
Michigan State College co-eds,
Dean of Women Elizabeth w.
Conrad declared today.
Wedding bells have been ring
ing consistently for students
since the war broke out a year
ago, but the coming holiday sea-
son will bring a good, many
marriages." Dean Conrad said.
She said many co-eds who
married recently or who are
planning to marry indicated
they will remain with their hus-
bands until separated by the war
and then return to college.
Vera Deaner, president of the
Associated Women Students, es-
timated by the percentage of CO.
eds recently married at five per
cent of the 1000 total and re-
ported there were "a lot of en-
gagements, much more than
usual"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
Jewry MOurns
Victims Of
Nazi Terror

The Jewish community of Mt.
Clemens will participate in the
worldwide Jewish day of fast
and mourning this evening at 8
o'clock with special services at
Beth Tiflis Moses Synagogue,
Rabbi Joseph Krickstein said
today.
The day, proclaimed by the
Chief Rabbinate of Palestine,
has been endorsed by the action
of the highest religious author
tiles of Jewry and has received
the unqualified support of all of
the Natalie Jewish organizations
of America such as the Amer
lean Jewish Committee, B'Nai
Birth and all. the parties and
groups of the Zionist organiza-
ton.
The proclamation of the Day
of Mourning as world wide
demonstration of national sor-
row was made when the full ex-
tent of the Nazi terror against
Jews In Europe became widely
known.
The records of the United
States State Department, ac-
cording to the proclamation,
have authenticated the fact
that the Nazi terror has already
advanced so far as to have re-
suited in the massacre of more
than one and one half million
Jews.
Locally the Day of Mourning
will be marked by a special
prayer service at Beth Tiflis
Moses Synagogue during which
the Ark Of the Law will be
opened and the Shofar, the sa-
cred rams horn used only on
Jewish high holidays. will be
sounded.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
War, Vast Ocean
ConpIieate the
Low zee Estate

Before Macomb county pro-
bate authorities can liquidate
the estate of Low Arthur zee,
38-year-old owner of the Chi
nese Hand Laundry here who
toppled to his death from the
nth floor of a Detroit hotel
Thursday, they must first deter
mine whether or not his wife
and three children persisted In
the Jap bombing of Hongkong.
In Yee's hotel room at the
time police found two express
money orders for $500 each, .
bank book showing deposits OF
$500, a money order receipt
for $3.50 and 1865 in Unitcd
States and Chinese War Bonds.
Probate Judge Joseph v.
Trombly today asked the Chi
nese counsel at Chicago to de-
termine If the widow and chill
dren are still living.
Judge Trombly explained that
if the widow, If found, wilhre-
ceive a third of the estate with
the children dividing the re-
r1ainder. Otherwise, Yee's bro
Their, John, SO, who was induct-
ed into the Army Saturday, will
be the only heir.
The children are Hipp Lee, Is;
Ming zee, 10, and Fong zee, 6.
Named by the judge yesterday
as special administrator was
Chung Heung Fong.
Personal property was listed
at 81, 200 with no real property.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
Mrs. Beatrice Vince
Victim Of Illness


Mrs. Beatrice Vince, 40, of 81
North avenue, died early this
morning at her home after a
brief illness, it was announced
today.
The deceased was 40 years of
age. and is survived by her hus-
band, Claude, her mother, Mrs.
Josephine Peltier, and two
brothers, Donald c., and Harry.
The deceased was born and rails
ed in this city.
Funeral arrangements, which
will be in charge of the LaCroix
& Groesbeck Funeral Home, will
be announced later.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
Planes
Continued from Page One

SVhiuucu lTOnH rage One
adaptation are in store for the
Axis"
America is not building planes
on a strictly mass production
basis, but keeping the produc-
ton fluid. Nevertheless, he said,
there were present large scale
orders for planes in 1000 and
even 5000 lots.
1t is not generally realized, he
declared, that most of the first
line military planes fighting to-
day are the result of designs six
years old. AS examples he cited
the German Messerschmitt ME-
100, British Spitfire and Hurri-
can and American Curtiss Hawk
P-36.
The Germans, he said, were
reported to have at least two
planes with pressure b n S,
which relieve their crews of
most of the handicaps of high
altitude fighting. One is a fight
er and the other bomber.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
Hunter
Continued from Page One

ard her companion, whose
name she refused to divulge, left
Mount Clemens on Saturday
Nov. 81. She said she first Wis
tied her son, William TEX"
Nunneley, at Michigan City,
then drove to n Hotel in Irving
Park on Chicagos north side.
She said Hickman knew they
were coming, but she did not
know how he got his informa-
ton. She said she had known
Hickman for two years.
BREAKFASTED TOGETHER
He just walked up to the car
and, said Hello We had break
fast together and at one time he
said he'd like to come back to
East Detroit and clear things
up"
She said she and her COM
panion returned to Mount Glenn
ems three days later. She told
her story to Mrs. Hickman on
Monday land she said l should
be examined by a DOCTOR" the
clairvoyant reported.
Il offered 20 take her to Chi
cago where Hickman is en-
ployed. He's living there under
the name of Holman" she said.
Mrs. Johnson said her COM
panion on the trip might live in
New Baltimore, Fair Haven or
even Algonac. She was extreme
ly reticent on that subject.
Carrying a rifle and shotgun,
Hickman went to the woods
Nov. Is. He was hunting with
Marvin Lunger who returned to
Detroit in HicKman's car when
the search failed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
Traitor
Continued from Page One

and comfort" to Werner Thiel
and Edward j. Kerling a fte r
they landed by submarine on
the Florida coast, intent on de-
stroying units of the nations
aluminium industry.
Cramer was accused of meet
ing the two saboteurs in New
York, and of giving false infor-
nation to Federal Bureau of In
vestigation agents in an attempt
to conceal Thiers mission and
identity. =,
Both Thiel and Kerling, to-
gether with four of their COM
panions, later were put to death
after trial by a military court
in Washington.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
Last Rites Thursday
for John Hamilton

ROMEO--Funeral services for
John Hamilton, who died Mon
day afternoon will be held
Thursday at 2 p. m. from the
Wilbur Funeral home with Rev.
George B. Radcliffe officiating.
Burial will be in Rome Gene
terry.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
Gasoline
Continued from Pare One


and workers to be issued tenn
porary books two days ago.
Officials pointed out to gaso-
line dealers in Macomb County
today that coupons in the tt
and To rationing books are
worth five gallons of gasoline
each, instead of four gallons.
Books A, B, and c contain cou-
pons worth four gallons each.
Rationing officials pointed out
that, despite an anticipate Is
600 applicants for supplemental
gasoline ration books, the work
has been handled smoothly de-
spite the evident lack of inter-
est on the part of the public
prior to the actual start of gaso-
line rationing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
Bank Cashiers
Mother Succumbs
Mrs. Jone E. hodson
Dies in Grond Ronids

Funeral services will be held
In Grand Rapids, Friday, for
Mrs. Jane Elizabeth Hodson, 76,
mother of George Hodson, CASH
Ter at the Mount Clemens Saw
ings Bank, who died while on a
visit to her daughters home in
Pontiac yesterday.
Surviving, besides Hodson, is
another son, Sidney A., and the
daughter, Mrs. E. D. Teng, of
Pontiac.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
THANKS DONOR

John Sierens, treasurer of the
Goodfellows, today gratefully
acknowledged the donation of a
stove by Joseph Charbeneau
which is being used at Goodfel-
low headquarters, % Broadway.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02

Members of the M com b
County Board of Realtors meet
ing at the Medea Hotel last
night discussed rent control and
federal housing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE

Without Calomel-And You'll Jump Out q
Bed in the Morning Karin to Go
The liver should pour . pints Of bile jules
not flowing freely. your food may not d.
gest. 1t may just decay In the bowels. Then
gas bloats UP your stomach. You get con-
stipated. You feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk.
1t takes those good. old Carriers Little
ing freely to make you feel up and up"
Get a package today. Take a. directed.
Effective in making bile flow freely. Ask
Tor Carriers Little Liver Pills- ZOE and 2EA,
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

A los 81 amos fue nombrado De-
ceno de la Facultad de Derecho de
la Universidad de Indiana. En- ell
desempeho de este cargo lego q
conocer a tantas personalidades y a
impresionarlas tan favorablemente
que en- ell ano 1888 fue elegido Go
lbernador del estado de Indiana
(su primer cargo publico). Durante
Ell desempeho de esta function,
realize una brillante labor para
restablecer en- su Estado ell bienes-
tar perdido por la depression econo-
mica.
COmisiOnadO en- las Islas Filipinas
AL terminar ~ periodic en- 1887,
fue nombrado por ell Presidente
Roosevelt Comisionado de los Esta-
dos Unidos en- las Islas Filipinas.
Dos amos despues, volvi6 a este
pals como Director de la Federal
Security Agency, recientemente
creada,
Actualmente, su oficina sc en-
carga de la administration de Sani-
dad y de Pensiones de Vejez, del
servicio de Salubridad Publica, de
la Administration Nacional de la
Juventud Y de los organismos de
Conservation Civil. A estas nu-
merosas responsibilities que pc
san sobre ell Sr. McNutt hay que
agregar las nuevas obligaciones
creadas por IL guerra .
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
Ia .carcornn. del rornanticieno al

IA .carcorna. del romaanticieno al
yer substituida la oquedad de-
clamatoria de los versos del pas
tor muerto por las razones, jul
gosas de apego a la vida, de la
pastora esquiva... iAlegrfa de la
vida Con que perenne sonrisa
Sc anda por Ell mundc cuando no
Sc siente terca, sino animosa, la
v%oluntad...
"Que 81 todas las voluntades
enamorasen y rindiesen, seria
un andar las voluntades confu-
sas y d~escaminadas, sin saber
en- cual habian de parar-ha di-
CHIC Marcia.
Y ligera, clara, march6, de-
iando a sus pies la fosa, los ver-
SOS desagarrado, ell cadaver, ell
coro de planidero: la turbiedad.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
Las inscripciones de los automoulistas
empezaran Ell Martes
Las EscueIas cerraran csc dia

ciales" recibiran, seg1n la can
tidad disponible, entire dos y
seis galones a la semara.
Cada tarjeta tendra siete u
nidades.
Para los negocios Sc usaran
tambien tarjetas de IL, Is y
10 unidades.
Quedaran exentos del racio
namiento los camiones, .vehicu
los comerciales, coches de me-
dicos, ministries y enfermeras.
Los que no usan sus autom6
viles para negocios, presenta-
ran ell registro de la licencia y
propiedad y Sc les entregara
una tarjeta con Z unidades.
Los que usa nsus coches pa.
ra negocios deben llenar apli-
caciones contestando estas. pre-
guntas: 81 listed maneja para
ir al trabajo, cual es la mas
corta distancia desde su hogar
al sitio donde trabaja; cuantas
millas maneja cada dia para
relizar su trabajo (sin contar
ell viaje de ida y vuelta para
trabajar) /; cual es ell promedio
diario de millas que recorre ell
autom6vil, adems de los Wales
de ida y vuelta al trabajo; ha-
ce listed TODD 10 possible por
rebajar ell n1mero de millas
usando los transportes publ
cos Y doblando con su vecino?
A los autm6viles de nego-
clio: Sc les dara una tarjeta ba
sada en- las preguntas y res
puestas.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
les Fl1TADOS NO pom
DRAM C~BSTACULOS A LAS
~ACTIVIDADFS DE GUERRA

Washington, mayo Sis re
presentlntes de les gobierncs
de los estados acordaron aver,
lu>go g. tres dias de session, qui
r. W., ntar:2mente todas las
l5alreras Que dificulten las acti-
vi3ades de guerra. En- gobierno
iedsrfl So vic cbligado a hacer
argunG, valadag amsnazas,
H it.andO en- representation
de la scretaria de la guerra, 81
Eeni2rra genaral Somervell a.
consej6 que los estados hagan
vclur ar:amente 10 que Sc les pi-
"a. Isl vamos q derrotar a Hit
fer Lanemos cue extender o ell
minar algunas leyes estata.es y
una pocss ordananzas localss".
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
COOrdinGdOr de SGLubridad
En- los EstGdOs UnidOs AyudG
. A los OtrOS Passes de America

WASHINGTON. - Paul
Worries McNutt desempena un
cargo que afecta a todos y a
cada uno de los ciudadanos de
las Americas. BESIDE ell 8 de
diciembre ha sido coordinador
de todos los servicios de sani-
dad, medicinal, bienestar So
cial, recreation, Y demas ac-
tividades relacionadas CON la
Defensa Nacional. Su organi-
zaci6n participa en- la coopera-
ci6n que en- este terreno ofre-
cen los Estados Unidos a los
demas pafses americanos.
Aunque su actuaci6n en- la vida
pGblica no llega a diez amos, ell Sr.
McNutt ocupa este importante
cargo debido q su vasta y excep-
eional preparation.
Naci6 en- un pueblo del Estado
de Indiana hace eincuenta amos.
Hijo de un abogado rural, Sc
destac6 desde sus primeros amos
escolares, En- la Universidad del
Estado de Indiana, donde fue presi-
dente de 81 clase, tuvo como prin-
eipal rival al Sr, Wendell Willkie,
candidate q Ia presidencia de los
Estados Unidos en- 1910,
Possible candidate . Ia presidencia
Durante muchos amos abrigo Ell
Sr. McNutt Ia esperanto de llegar
. la Presidencia de la Republica, y
hubiese sido IN formidable contra
rio para Ell Sr. Wendell Willkie de
no haberss voluntariamente reti-
RADIO al conocer Ia decision de
Franklin d. Roosevelt de aceptar
un nuevo periodic presidential. Sien-
do professor de derecho en- Indiana,
hace veinte amos, expresaba va a
amigos sus esperanzas de
legar q 10 primera magistratura,
SiendO estudiante de derecho du-
Rante Ia primera guerra mundial,
SO alist6 en- Ell ejercito de los Esta-
dos Unidos llegando a obtener ell
grade de mayor. Despu&s de la
guerra, pc Interest en- la Legion
Americana Organization de vete-
ramos de IL guerra) y fue elegido
Comandante Nacional de 10 misma
en- 1928.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
IA GACErA

Comenzara ell martes, en- ell
condado de Hillsborough, la
inscription de los automovilis-
tas.
Las escuelas cerraran csc
dia y las maestras trabajaran
en- ell registro. Las horas fila
das para ell martes, son: desde
las z de la mahana hasta las
9 de la noche.
Tambien Sc haran inscrip-
clones ell microbes y ell jueves,
pero entire elias 3 y las 6 de la
tarde.
Frank M. Traynor, ell admi-
nistrador de racionamiento,
pide la cooperation de todos
los duenos de automobiles.
Cada automovilista debera
presentar ell registro que lie
fuera dado al sacar la licencia
de su coche. ST Sc lie ha perdi-
do, debera obtener un dupli-
cado de la agencia local.
Despues del jueves pr6ximo
sera necesario presentar la tar
jeta de racionamiento para
comprar gasolina.
Los automovilistas "~no-esen
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
LA NrNDrFRON SUS PRO
PlEDADES SIN

A una mujel 9: la r2za ne
gra, viuda, lie Nendieron sus pro-
piedades, una bodega y dos ca
sas, para cobrarle $101.50 Ell
contribuciones.
FL abuse incal.fical,'a Sc re-
vel6 aver en- la corte del circui-
to. Hizo la compra un ia. Victor
B. Yeats, de Plant City, donde
reside la vida, Sra. Sra. Matte
Hooks.
I'm valor de mas de $4,000 por
$101.50. Tenemos la %saguridad
de que la ccrte hara justicia.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
PARA LA NUJER
DEL C
La CuitG AmOrOSG

Hablaron Don Quijote ante
los cabreros. HubO de hablar dc
una humanidad anterior, gozo-
sa, sospechada, frente a la tur-
butenta y pesarosa a que lie es
actual.
Seguidamente, los cabreros le
hablarcn de successes aledanos..
De Gris6stomo, de gu triste fin,
RE Marcela...
Tenemos aqui en- cabal Oposi-
ci6n Ell sentimiento aUtentica-
mente clasico de la vida en- Mar
ceta, gozOsa, serena y razonado-
"a, Y 81 tercamente romantico Ell
Gris6stomoLy su par AmIbro-
sio-turbulento, impresicnable,
de feble egocentrismo, planide-
no e i~njusEo...
Egocentrismo... Esta palabra
va a servirnos para yer claro
en- esta pugna-por la culpabili-
dad en- la muerte del estudiante
pastor-en que oimos de una
parte inmutables razones, Y de
otras, tremulos reproche... Cut
demos de no dar nuestra adhe-
sion a eStos, aunque sc mues-
tran propietarios.
Gris6stomo ha muerto de a.
NOR por Marcia, quien cons
tantemente rechaz6 sus preten-
stones. Glen wees tendi6 hacia
ella sus manos para apresarla ;
ella lie hugo siempre... Y ahora,
frente a la huesa del amador
desafortunado, las gentes estan
conmovidas. Su dolor busca CO.
mo escenari la Naturaleza:
Que ALI Sc esparolan mis- duras penas
en- altos riscos y on profundos huecos
con muerts lenoua en- palabras vivas.
OimoS deSpues a Marcia. E
cuanime hasta desentranar ell E.
rror de quien la inculpa, Sc re-
cqge empequenecida ante e.
mundo: tiene mis- deseos pOr ter
mino estas montahas, y 81 de a
Qui salem es a contemplar la her
mosura del cielo, pasos cen que
Gamma ell alma a su morada pri-
meta.
No Sc defiende solo a 81 mis-
ma, sino que defiende 10 libre de
la voluntad amorosa; no solo
xalta la belleza, que no sc otor-
ga por piedad, sino que, al re-
cordar ell Olvido en- que a la feal-
dad Sc deja, Ne haze sin censura,
sin piadosa turbulencia...
RespiramoS con algeria ante
las claras razones de Marcia.
Sc ha desprendido de nosotros
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
REgNGRESARON EN- Ell E.
JBRCITO DOS HEROES DE
LA PASADA GUERRA

Washington, mayo REIN
gresaron aver en- ell ejercito, con
Ell grade de comandante, los sar
gentos Alvin C. York Y Samuel
Woodfill, heroes de la pasada
guerra mundial. Di6 la noticia
q subsecretari de la guerra, Mr..
Patterson. Los dos realizaran
valiosos trabatos de ayuda, a.
gregados a la infanterfa,
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
LOS HERMANOS BOSE
DIFERENCIAs ALEMANO-JAPoNESAS
PoR EUGENE

0 no, Berlin Y Toxic 'guerrean'.
No importa 10 que los hernia
nos Bose digan, nj ellos nj los
que los pagan tendran mi VOC
nj mi vote en- ell future de la In
dia.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
DIvoRCIOs

Decrotos: Scott White contra
Bertha White.
Nuevas dsmandas: Fiji Ta3e
con. "a Lima IAa; Willie Lou
Illiott contra sidney Lii!iott;
Byron T. Arkebauer contra Ju-
La Arke5auer; Carmela Roma
no MAZDA Contra Ignacio Mai
Ga: lEugenio Robert McCurry
contra Ross McCurry.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
LA JUNTA DE LA LIGA IN
TERSOCIAL

Esta noche Sc reunira la Lii
ga Intersocial, en- ell edificio
del Centre Asturiano. La jun
ia del martes fue aplazada
con motive de las elecciones
primarias.
Ruegase la asistencia de to-
dos los senores del executive y
los delegados.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
LOS NAILS TIENEN PRISIO-
NEROS A 1886, 900 FRAN
CESES

Vichy, Francia, mayo 8-Al
finalizar ell ano 1941, seg1n
las cifras dadas a conocer a.
qui, los nazis retenfan como
prisioneros a 1885, 81 solda-
dos y oficiales franceses.
En- ell contingente figuran
$4,000 mandados a TRAFALGAR
en- ell frente.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
C

Paulina Machin, de SIS a.
nos, falleci6 aver en- su domi-
clio, casa n1mero 20I4 de E.
Ida. Deja a su esposo, Jose
Machin, cuatro hijos, dos hi
jas y otros familiares,
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
ASCENDIDO FL CAPTAIN


f captain J. A. Waterman,
lpresijenta de la cOmpania Mas
Brcs, fu6 aver ascendido a CO.
mandante. Ingres6 en- ell ejerci-
TO en- eli mes de diciembre de
1941.
Sc halla esfacionado en- Mac
Dill.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

Para pintar mejor SUI
casa, compre la %pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is.