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La gaceta., 1942-11-26
Ell Secretorio Hull AnoIizo las ReIaciones Entire
Estodos Unidos y Vichy

WASHINGTON.-Poc POGO
tempo despu6s de la invasion
del norte de Africa efectuada
por los ejercitos y las fuerzas
navales y aereas de los aliados
en- su lucha contra ell Eje, ell
Secretario de Estado, Cordell
Hull, manifesto pGblicamente
que ell proposito mas esen-
cial' de la politica de los Esta-
dos Unidos en- sus relaciones
con Vichy, habia sido la prepa-
raci6n de las actuales opera
clones militares.
Defendiendo la actitud de su 60
bierno hacia ell Mariscal Henri
Petain Y Pierre Laval, ell Secretario
de Estado expreso que 'las personals
que conocen la politica Observable
con respecto a Vichy, podran ahora
yer claramente 10 que esas relacio-
mes signifcaban."
Tai polftica fu6 aprobada y res
paldada por los gobiernos de Esta-
dos Unidos, Gran Bretaha y Ell
Canada, y ha tenido como objective
la liberation de Francia de los opre-
sores alemanes. LA Liberation del
Marruecos frances llevada a caboI
por las fuerzas militares norteame-
ricanas," anadi0 ell senior Hull,
"constituye parcialmente la reali-
zaci6n de los diyersos fines y objeti-
20 que ell gobierno estadounidense
%perseguia con su polftica para con
Vichy."
AspectOs sObresalientes
Ell Secretario de Estado, quien ha
sido por mucho tempo un gran de-
fensor de la solidaridad del Hemis-
ferio Occidental, y quien a la vez es
presidente del Consejo Directive de
la Union Panamericana, mencion6
tambien los siguientes p~rop6sitos en-
relaci6n con las relaciones entire su
pals y ell gobierno de Vichy:
Procurar que ell gobierno de los
Estados Unidos tuviera la oportu-
nidad de obtener, semana por Sc
mana, valiosa information, tanto de
las regiones dominadas por los ale
names como del norte de Africa,
acerca de las actividades subversi-
vas del Eje, asf como sobre otros
aspectos generates de la situaci6n
interna.
FL mantenimiento de estrechas
relaciones con ell pueblo frances, asi
como tambien, proporcionar incenti-
La gaceta., 1942-11-26

Eases de la situaci6n franco alemana
bajo las estipulaciones del armisti-
clio entire Alemania y Francia; re-
sistencia a la preston ejercida sobre
Francia por Alemania la cual tiende
a obligar a los ~franceses a ceder mu-
cho mas de 10 exigido por las clau-
sulas del tratadoj un constante
,esfuerzo para evitar que la escuadra
francesa fuera puesta a disposition
del enemigo asf como para evitar
que Sc proporcionara ayuda militar
a las fuerzas alemanas, 10 cual,
hubiera signifcado la cesi6n de
bases ~francesas en- las costas del
Mediterraneo y en- el Atlantico.
La gaceta., 1942-11-26
UN SACO CON 100000 FRAN
COS SUIZOS

Berna. Suiza. Nov. 26.-Un
guarda de la frontera suiza, de
vigilancia en- las cercanias de
Dardognym encontr6 un saco
que contenia 100000 frances
suizos en- billetes. Creese que el
dinero fue escondido por uno de
los refugiados que intent6 cru.
Ear la frontera.
La gaceta., 1942-11-26

Fuerza Aerea del Ejercito en- aque-
LA isla, expres6, no encontraron
sino una desierta region cubierta de
rocas y c~ascajos. Nuestro personal
de terra, sin embargo, no tardo en-
transformer la misma en- una exec
lente base aerea con sus pistas de
despegue, talleres de r~eparacion,
cuarteles, eomedores y otras insta-
l~aciones.
Ode estos estriberones dispone-
mos de un buen numero entire nues-
tro pals y Australia. FL nombre del
que acabo de mencionar me 10 re-
servo para que no llegue a oidos
nipones. En- la isla a que me refiero
! ell personal de terra ha construidC
pistas comparables a las de los
mejores aeropuertos de cualquiel
! ciudad de importancia.
La gaceta., 1942-11-26
PETICIONES DE OIUDADA.
MIA

SOlicitaron aver la ciudadania
de los Estados Unidos, Carlos
Jose Antonio Micallef y Wilfre-
do Vinicio Catalina Nunez
La gaceta., 1942-11-26
RERMISOS DE CONSTRUC-
CION

Sc concedieron permisos de
construction a Effie Smith, N.
D. Massari, Fernando Celaya y
o. Green.
La gaceta., 1942-11-26
ST, senior:

ST, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente pnr i n g
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenida v Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-11-26
CHAPLIN PIDE QUE CESEN
TODAS LAS A~CTIVIDADES


Chicago, Nov. 26.-Charlia
Chaplin, ell conocido actor c6mi-
co de la cinematOgrafia, rronun
La gaceta., 1942-11-26

vos a los lideres de la oposici6n del
hitlerismo d~ondequiera que ella
existiera.
COnceptO de la libertad
Tener la oportunidad de conser-
var vivo en- ell pueblo frances, los
ideales fundamentales de la liber-
tad, con la esperanto de conseguir
finalmente una restauraci6n COM
pleta de las instituciones libres en-
Francia, tai como existian antes de
la ocupaci6n alemana.
La conservation del mas estrecho
contacto personal con todas las
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

No other country in the world could answer the rapidly
increasing demands for petroleum made by and
navy and take care of civilian needs at the
time. But with our resources equipment our deter
mnaton we may look ahead with confidence in the know-
edge that here in America, the job lUll be done
AS pioneer in this important Petroleum Industry, the
SoconyVacuum Oil Company has its share of the task to
perorm-pedges its resources its manpower its IS years
of experience Victory for 130000,000 Americans!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Yesterdays peaceful plants and mills bristlng into
arsenas Once inactive shipyards turning out de-
stroyers cruisers and submarines in record time All over
America industry is gearing up to produce more military
might than the world has ever before known!
In this gigantic struggle of might against might the far
reaching Petroleum Industry plays leading role. For it
petroleum that keeps the wheels of industries turning
provides fuel for mighty batewagons, tanks and planes
keeps them defiant and efficient at their grim tasks!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Petroleum is helping to keep Allied
planes fying-AHied tanks rolling
Allied battleships plunging through
the waUes to ultimate Uictory!
AS AMERICAN armed forces the Far East fight to preserve
the American Way of Lie-here at home, almost over
night loving nation is turning into the most
formidable military power in the world
Evening star., 1942-02-15
| Raid Protection
For Montgomery
| Schools Studied

Plans for surveying AFRAID pro-
lection facilities in Montgomery
County schools were initiated last
week by a group of engineers, most
of whom are members of the district
section of the American Society of
Civil Engineers. These men had
volunteered to assist in county civil
ian defense work.
Meeting with Fred w. Tuemmler,
chief technical adviser of the county
Council of Civilian Defense, and
DR.. E. w. Broome, superintendent
of county schools, the engineers de-
cided the survey will include an ap-
praisal of the structural factors IN
each school and the school protec-
ton plan as now organized.
A committee was appointed by Mr..
Tuemmler to establish criteria so
that engineers may follow uniform
pattern in determining the protec-
ton factors in each school. Men,
bers of the committee are Clifford
A. Belts, Edmund F. Preece, Irving
I. Klein and A. Amirikian.
Engineers attending the meeting
included Frederick H. Weed, r. H.
Tatlow, Sd; Gordon B. Canaga, E. A.
Nelson, Albert A. Cochran, H. j.
Grathwol, v. j. Richter, Allan j,
Meadowcroft, Victor c. Thornton
and Frank j. Hanrahan.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Montgomery Lions
Combine for Banquet

Three Montgomery County Lions
Clubs will hold their first combined
charter night banquet and dance at
7:3O pm. Saturday at the Kenwood
Country Club. Organizations parti-
cipating will be the Rockville,
Bethesda Chevy Chase and Mon
ocacy Club of Poolesville.
Gov. O'Conor is scheduled to
speak. Circuit Judges Stedman
Prescott will act as toastmaster,
while william s. Bowling, president
OF the Bethesda Chevy Chase Club,
will preside.
H. Deets Warfleld heads the Rock
vile group and Lloyd Jones Is presi-
dent Of the Poolesville Club. Wilton
T. Allen is chairman Of the com.
mittse In charge Of the affair.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Hanrahan Asks Chew
To Remain as Head
OF Warden Service
Official Begins Duties
As Arlington Director
Of CiviIiun Defense

County Manager Frank c. Han
rahan. who was named yesterday as
civilian defense director of Arling-
ton County, Va, said he will perfect
the defense organization as rapidly
as is possible under the new law
passed by the General Assembly.
Mr.. Hanrahan was named direc-
tor at a meeting of the County Board
and Immediately appointed Clifton
Stoneburner as civilian defense CO.
ordinator.
The county manager then re-
quested F. Freeland Chew, member
of the County Board, to continue
as head of the AFRAID warden serv-
ice and to act as chief control officer
of the communications center which
was placed in operation yesterday.
The location of the communica-
tions center is to be kept secret and
it will be open only to personnel
which is required to staff 1t on a
24-hour day basis.
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Mr.. Stoneburner, Mr.. HaArahan said
he is qualified for the job in many
ways" s,er4
He is a life long resident of the
community" the county manager as
serted, and he knows the county
as well as any person Of my ac-
quaintance. He is a capable en-
gineer. director of the Arlington
County Safety Committee and Is
recognized by the State Highway
Department and State and local
police as an authority on safety
engineering. trafhc control and high
way conditions.
Il have used Mr.. Stoneburner as
my co-ordinator in the county gov
ernment since I was named county
manager June /, 1896. He has served
as contact man on water, utilities
and many other public functions"
Mr.. Stoneburner is a graduate OF
Duke University.