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La gaceta., 1942-01-06
GREECE LA DISENSI0N EN-
TIRE LOS GENERATES MA
ZIS


Londres, Enero Gel au-
mento de la discussion va ante
riormente reportaia entire A.
dolfo Hitler y sus generates des
,rozados por ell lnvierno, Sc re.
porto de buenas fuentes ano-
che, en- tanto ell Alto Mando So
vietioo, anunciaba ininterrum-
.pidOs exitos contra los flancos
germanos EN- Ell frente de Mos
Gu
Una iuente lde information
cxtranjera, que dijo tener mott
elias de "un irrefutable agente
fuera", decia que la deposition
por parte de Hitler del Supre-
mo Comandante Germano, Ma
riscal de Campo, General Wal
ther Won BraUchitsch era el ter
Ger ease de la propia indole, te-
niendo como protagonista una
figura saliente de las fuerzas
armadas, que no estan de aeuer
do con la estrategia que Sc ST.
que en- Russia.
FL Mariscal de Campo, Fee
dor Won Book, cOmandante del
frente central, Sc dijo que ha-
bia pedido ser relevado Ipor
"razones de salud', tras de que
la gran ofensiva germana del
pasado mes de Noviembre so
bre Moscu, expresamente orde-
NADIA por Hitler hubo fracasa-
do.
Rumores rusos informan que
hace algdn tempo el Mariscal
de Campo Siegmunil List, ha-
bia reemplazado a Won Book en-
el frente donde los rusos Sc en-
cuentran en- la actualidad anne
nazando con un movimiento en-
vclvente a un ej6rncito nazi de
probablement mas de 100000
hcrbres, basados en- la posici6n
pivotal de Mozhaisk, 81 millas
al Oeste de Moscu.
FL tereero case citado fu6 Ell
del CoronellG General Johannes
Bla kowitz, exdictaior militar
Dc Bohemia, que fu6 condecora-
90 por Hitler por sus servicios
durante la campaha de Polonia'
HI General Blaskowitz, tras
o9eu,har los planes de Hitler
cara Ia invasion de Russia, sc
lice que declare que mo guerra
tomar parte en- ella, y pidio.
ser licenciado. FL general Sc
enouentra actua,mente en- Pa
ris. viviendo como un ciudada-
no priyado.
Otro5 repCrtcs que no han pc
aldo ser confirmados, aluden a
otros tres generates germanos
que han p5iido ser releyados,
5escontentos de la estategia que
Sc sigue en- Russia. Son ellos; el
Maiscsl de Campo Wilhelm Rit
La gaceta., 1942-01-06
.DEOLARAN SER INOCEN.
TIES CINCO ESPIAS

New York, Enero 6.-Cuatro
hombre, mcluyendo a Kurt Ere
derrick Ludwig, de 38 amos, A
mericano native hijo de padres
Germanos " una mujer, Sc de-
clararon inocentes en- la corte
Federal aver. Estan acusados
de conspiraci6n para violar la
ley de espionage, y fueron de-
tenidos gallo fianzas que suman
$4,000, para ser llevados a
iuicio el dia ID de los corrien-
tes
La gaceta., 1942-01-06

ma su figura maxima. Ante ell
esfuerzo conjunto de las de-
mocraclas del mundo, que sa-
ben a donde van y por que, la
Alemania nazi Sc desm Jrcna
como un fragil castillo de are
ma al impacto inexorable de
la ola. Esperemos sereros y
confiados en- la victoria.
La gaceta., 1942-01-06
Discussion entire loo nazis

La prensa de aver nos da
noticias de buenas fuentes en-
las que Sc asegura que muchos
generates nazis han pedido va
81 relieve, y que Otros estan pi
dieudolo en- la actualidad, des
La gaceta., 1942-01-06
En- pro de los Obreros

En- ell preSente numero in
sertamos una information alu-
silva a las gestiones que Sc vie
men realizando por ell Repre-
~Sentante, Hon. Raymond Shell
don, acerca de las autorida-
des competentes, para lograr
ell traslado de la Oficina de
Compensaciones recientemente
instalada en- Ybor City, al OBJ
jeto de proporcionar mayores
comodidades a los obreros, pa
ra ell Labor Temple, mas ca
paz para atender al gran nu-
nero de solicitantes, y mejor
preparado para la labor que
en- estos momentos de parali-
zaci6n de las fabricas recae
sobre esta agencia Federal.
La aperture de esta oficina
en- Ybor City, debido a geStio-
mes conjuntas del Presidente
y Vicepresidente de la CANA
ra de Concrete de YbOr City,
Sres. Juan Fernandez y La
mar Sara, tenia como objeti-
vo principal evitar a n%uestros
conciudadanos las largas espe
ras a la %intemperie que la con-
currencia a la oficina de Tam
pa suponia. La Camara ha he
cho su mejor ~esfuerzO para lo
grar SUI objective, y oIgu4losos
deben sentirse sus dirigentes
de 10 que hasta este momento
ha sido possible lograr. Sin en-
barge, parece que persiste e.
mismo estado de cosas en- \
City.
No solo Sc ven los trabaja,
dores expuestoa a las lncle'
mancias del tempo; sino, 10
que es peor adn; 10 que no 81
cedi6 nj en- los peores dias dc
lluvia en- Tampa, ha habido in
cluso cuestiones personaIes
por los turnos en- nuestro sec
tor.
Sin detenernos a comental
ell doloroso aspecto de espec'
taculos tales; pero con ell de-
seto de que no Sc repitan en-
10 SUCCESSIVE, y que ell gran lode
trabajador reciba efectiva-
mente los beneficios que de-
traslado habia derecho a es-
perar que Sc derivaran, apo
yamos la proposition del Co.
mite Consultivo COnjunto, en-
r de la cual labora tan actl-
vamente nuestro excelente a
migo Sheldon, y estlmamos
que la misma dara cumpllda
soluci6n al problema plantea-
do, no solo por la mayor capa
cidad de edificio ofrecido; 81
no por la facilidad de contar
ell mismo con gran n1mero de
asientos que pueden incluso
hacer mas llevaderas las no.
ras. sobre TODD a las compa-
neras, por razon de su seXo
menos capacitadas para sopor
tar tan rudas pruebas.
Solo deseamos que de acce-
desc a la petici6n, ell nuevo lu
gar pruebe ser ell lugar indl-
cado para la gesti6n, y que en-
ell mismo no Sc reediten espec-
taculos como ell que hubimos
de aludir anteriormente; por-
que 81 antes de la concession
de las esferas oficiales, huoo
ell estoicismo necesario para "a
guardian horas enteras ante las
inclemencias de TODD tempo
en- ell pasado, un POGO de este
mismo estoicismo debe quedar
nara evitar siquiera que Sc nos
endilgue ell calificativo de in
disciplinados y revoltosOs'
Disension entire los nazis
An- Il a
La gaceta., 1942-01-06
PIDEN Ell TRASLADO DE
LA OFICINA DE COMPEN-
SACIONES
Ell Centric Obrero ofrece su E.
dificio. I'm telesrama del re-
presentante Raymond Sheldon

AcuSamos recibo de una a.
tenta carta del representante
Raymond Sheldon, en- cuyo in
terror nos envia copia de la
carta por Ell remitida al Hon,
Boyce Williams, presidente de
la ComiSi0n Industrial de Flo
rida, al objeto de que Sc tras-
lade la oficina del Social Sc
curity recientemente intalada
en- la Camara de Concrete de
Ybor City, al edificio del Cen
tro Obrero, con ell objeto de E.
vitar a los trabajadoreS las mo
lestias que Vienen sufrien 10
con motive de la lluvia y otros
inconvenientes, aparte las lar
gas esperas en- fila para pre-
sentar sus r~eclamaciones o fir
mar sus cheques compensate
rios.
Nos informa Sheldon que ha
actuado para remediar la ST
tuaci6n imperante, debido al
gran nGmero de quejas recibi-
das, y a solicitud del Comit6
Consultivo Conjunto de los
trabajadores de la industrial
del tabaco. AL objeto, nos re
mite asimismo copia de un tie
legrama dirigido al Hon. S.
l.. Holland, Gobernador, en- ell
reitera la solicitud, y cuyO tex
to es ell que sigue:
Hon. Spessard l.. Holland.
Estate Capitol.
Tallahassee, Florida.
"Cientos de personals tienen
que esperar bajo la lluvia al
objetO de registrarse en- la
compensation para desemplea
dos en- Ybor City; muchos O.
bligados a retirarse debido al
NAL tempo, 10 mismo que ell
pasado ano. Algunos me inior
man que han esperado hasta
cuatro o seis horas para regis
trarse, sin un lugar para des-
cansar, obligados a permane-
Ger en- fila durante horas, La
union de los obreros del taba-
co ha ofrecido dar amplias ia
cilidades gratuitas en- ell La
Dor Temple, donde todos pue-
den estar bajo techo, y donde
hay sobre quinientos asientos
disponibles para los solicitan-
ties. Yo URIC fuertemente que
Sc tome alguna MEDIA nor su
parte para aceptar ell 'fcv@i-
miento del Labor Temple, y
que Sc acceda al Immediate
traslado que evitara a .os lea
les obreros del tabaco horas
de agonia. La situaci6n es Sc
ria, y Sc me ha llamado la a
tenci6n por parte de muchos
individuog y por funcio"ar'os
de las uniones; ellos me piden
que someta este a 81 inside
raci6n en- pro de Immediate a.
livio de la misma.
Raymond Sheldon"
La gaceta., 1942-01-06
ACTUALIDAD MUNDIAL

GOAAA1lAlOo w AZ WV = - NJ
Sc sigue en- los frenteS ruSos,
donde TODD movimiento, aun
sobre ell criterio de sus mejo-
res tecnicoS, es una orden eX-
presa e irrebatible del Fueh-
rer.
Nosotros no creemos que Ell
Fuehrer haya empeZado a e.
mitir 6rdenes irrebatibles en-
este momento, Y por 10 tanto
concedemos que una gran pro
porci6n del d%escontento ha de
ser originate por Ell fracaSo
de la campana sovietica. NADIA
hay capaz de crear mas des-
contentos que ell fracaso, y
nunca los errores Sc magnifi-
can tanto como en- los momen-
tos de prueba; pero, de todos
modos, por error del Fuehrer,
que, como ell Papa, Sc estima
ifalible; O por deScontento
surgido del primer reeves, 10
cierto es que en- ell surco ha cal
do la simiente, para que en- un
future mas o menos LELAND Sc
vean los nazis pcseidos de ia
incertidumbts en- pleno Cam
DO de Agranante, y eS este
un factor de tanta importan-
cia en- nuestra opri6r, como
la mas decis.va de las veto.
rias que contra sus eJerchoS
pudit'a obtenerse,
Won Erauchitsch, posltiva-
mente e. genio de la estrate-
ola hitleriana, ha sido releva-
do de su pueato. El hombre
que uevara t%riunfantes a las
legicnes del pintOr infatuado
de Munich por tres cuartas
parties de Europa, ha caido en-
desfavor sencillamente por
una exigua discussion en- ma
terra de estrategia, en- la que
llevaba toda la raZ6n: la niece
sidad de replegarse a cuarte-
les de invierno con TEMPO, an
ties de dar lugar a ser carne
de canon de la contraofensiva
rusa, que como una avalanche
lleva hacia adelante a plena
potencia los ideales demOcra-
ticos en- contra del militarato
totalitario.
Y este hecho, en- nueStro
concepto, mas eficaz para que
brar la cohesion germana que
la mas potente de las bombas;
que la mejor hilvanada propa
ganida extranjera, senala va
ell fin de un estado de cosas
que ne podia perdurar. Los re
gimenes oligarquicos, por fuer
ties que en- su estructuraci6n
sean, tienen su vida limitada
por los amos de ~eXistencia IL
gura central oligarca, en- un
sistema desprovisto de ideales
V 5e principles, e por la prisa
nue esta figura SCI de, -aventa-
da por su prorio orgll,o, en-
est,mar que puede "a d.ct@r 2
diestro Y siniestr,. en- todos
los 6rdenes del gobierno, SIN
mas freno a sus oSinicnes que
su propia opinion, ) sin mas
Unite a sus osadlas que So
propia osadia.
lie egolatria hitleriana ha
llegado va al punto de serle
innecesarios asesores de toda
indole. Guiado por un oracuio
estelar. -divinidad 1nica pa
ra su mente atrofiada de pa
ran6ico-, de aqui en- 10 ade-
lante lograra solo golpes en- Ell
vacio que habran de condu-
cirlo a la impopularidad, al de
sastre, aun entire las masas
que aun aver Sc eltremecian
de entusiasmo al CRITIC esten-
t6reo de "Heil Hitler"
La cohesion tan decantada
por autores de toda indole, de
la maquinaria nazi, ha llega-
do a su china y ha venido es-
truendosamente al suelo. va
Sc empiezan a yer los pies de
barro del pelele que imperso-
Evening star., 1942-10-20

The outer policy of Hotel 2400
has given two short twitches in rapid
order since the recent advent of
Gerald r. Trimble as general man
ager. Saturday last the first Of
the establishments several sched-
uled United Nations Luncheons"
was held. These functions, all of
which are to be broadcast, originate
from the Lounge Riviera and their
purpose is to bring together repre-
sentatives of the 20 Allies in a
wholesale good fellowship project.
Tomorrow afternoon is the date
set for inaugurating Cocktail DAN
SAINTS" in the lounge. These may
be utilized every day except Sun
day between the hours OF and
pm, and are just what the name
implies. Music will be provided by
Roy Comfort and the Riviera
Guardsmen, trio altogether, with
Mr.. Comfort playing violin. In
cidental duties of the group will
be to supply soft strains during
dining hour in the Empire Room
and on Sundays to serenade the
leisurely in the main room.
~
Enric Madriguera has new song
stress in whom every one should be
interested If he hasn't reached that
state already. It's Betty Jane Greer
who got her start with Ralph Haw-
kinS at the Crossroads and who is
Evening star., 1942-10-20
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator.
Trade Mark Registered. .. s. Patent once.

be recalled as the songster with
GUITAR in the movie Gold Disgers
of 1929" who introduced "Tip-toe
Through the Tulips" and who has
popularized 1t to high heavens ever
since. He also had a lot to do with
Painting the Clouds With Sun
shine" and Singing in the Rain
in his subsequent course of radio
stage. movie, night club and record
ing experience.
AS long as Mr.. Lucas remains in
Treasure Island he will be known
as "The Voice Of Your Choice ,
which rhymes more prettily thar
"The Singing Troubadour."
The Metronome Room OF the
Wardman will open definitely Gun
less something comes up) October
30, Friday. The management, In
burst of specifics and confidence
has even divulged its band attrac-
ton, Alan Holmes. Mr.. Holmes
an outfit popular in New England
will come direct from Connecticut
1t numbers eight pieces, an attrac-
tive songstreSs and Mr. Holmes per-
sonal versatility on several instru-
ments, notably saxophone.
Metaphors on the hoof:
At the Lotus-The Eight Lotus
Buds.
At the Casino Royal-The Norton
Dance Cocktails.
The new show in the Shoreham
Blue Room Is headed by the Jim
Wong Troupe (of f1ve) which spe-
cializes in juggling a thousand in
animate objects and each other.
Billed as China's outstanding aero
batic team. the boys show their fidel-
ity to homeland by the simple,
and touching, means of handing over
half of their weekly salaries to
United China Relief. Bernice Alarie,
soprano, and the Whistling Novello
Brothers also are included In the
show.
X X X X
The Neptune Rooms Nat Jeffe
sometimes is described as the key
board artist who wants to be heard
and not SEEN" Mr. Jaffe's ambition,
it appears, is to be a pianist and
composer for the movies exclusively.
One of his compositions, a Mood
Fantastique," has won the favor of
Andre 100 Fiddles and Man"
Kostelanetz, who gave it a recent
radio performance.
X X X
The Louisiana's Johnny VelasQuez
has been revived successfully from a
total of two catastrophes in one week,
Evening star., 1942-10-20

looking lovelier than ever (see cut.
Rightly Miss Greer, we under
stand, filed away a movie contract
she has been carrying around-just
to be able to sing with Mr.. Madri-
guera's orchestra in Herb Sachs Del
Rio. Hollywood stands deprived
(see CUT.
Mayhower Lounges Dick Koons
has, more or less suddenly, de-
parted for the Army. Farewell and
hail the new band leader, an i'm
portation from the saxophone sec
ton. Ha a-Cha Gardner. Except that
in the future Ha Cha will answer to
the name of Dick" Responding
nobly to the appointment. Mr.. Gard
ner promptly came down with a
throat ailment making his singing
playing chores impossible over the
week end. He is, however, expected
to be in shape by tonight.
The Balalaika currently is null
ing over recent suggestion to the
beverage department, Russian ver-
sion of our Deep South's mint julep
with vodka substituting as the prin-
cipal ingredient. Russian Colo
mel" it would be listed.
X
Nick Lucas, the man who has
been all over the place with his
guitar. is appearing this week in
Treasure Island. Mr.. Lucas may
Evening star., 1942-10-20

scrap metal drive Is = wonderful
reflection Of the spirit Of the peo-
ple," he said, "but we must not
forget other important salvage
campaigns.
I'VE are asking people to con-
tribute rubber and rags and DIS
pose OF them through their local
depots. We are asking them to
turn In their collapsible tin tubes
as soon rs the materials In the
tubes are used. Druggists will give
receipt coupons for each tube
turned in. The coupon is redeem
able on new purchases in collaps-
ible tin tubes"
He added:
I'VE also need household fats.
We're far behind in this program"
Residents are asked to accumulate
their household fats in clean, wide
mouthed tin cans and take them
to the nearest butcher store when
the can has been filled.
Mr.. Walker said that rubber COL
lections in the District in July,
August and September totaled 707,-
1853 pounds and mixed rags for the
same period ran to 2,128,181 pounds.
Evening star., 1942-10-20
Tin Can Salvage Plan
To Be Announced
Within Few Days
Householders Are Urged
To Make Up Pile for
Easy Disposal

Housewives who have been saving
tin cans, as requested by the D. C
Salvage Committee, will learn, with
in few days, the disposition plan
for this vitality important phase OF
the salvage program, Horace Walker
announced today.
Mr.. Walker. executive secretary
Of the District Salvage Committee
said the tin can program will be
worked out before the week end and
urged residents to pile their accum-
ulations in convenient place until
further announcement.
Collection Agencies Ordered.
The War Production Board last
night ordered the District, Virginia
and Maryland and 13 other States tc
establish trash collection agencie:
for the collection and segregation Of
the tin cans prepared by house
holders.
These agencies will be created ir
all localities of more than 25,O0(
population.
When more additional shreddins
and detinning plants are available
WPB said. mandatory collection will
become Nationwide.
In these areas housewives are
urged to prepare the tin for collec.
ton by removing the label and wash.
ing, cutting of the ends and ther
flattening the cans.
Others Importsnt.
The Government also needs rub
Der, mixed rags, collapsible tin
tubes and household fats, Mr.. Walk
er reminded.
THE tremendous response to the
Evening star., 1942-10-20
Housing Corps Accepts
Services Of Girl Scouts

District OCD officials today ac-
cepted the offer of Girl Scouts to
assist the Emergency Feeding and
Housing Corps in needs that may
arise after an air-raid attack.
The announcement of the plan
was made by Mrs Clifford Pinchot
chairman Of the Emergency Feeding
and Housing Corps, who said it had
been decided that a Girl Scout troop
should register at each emergency
feeding and housing billet post and
discuss with appropriate officials
what services might be rendered
from day to day.
Mrs. Pinchot also announced that
training director for emergency
feeding and housing had been ap-
pointed for each civilian defense
area. These training directors are
assistant deputy vardens named by
z. Alvin Biggs. director of wardens
training schools.
OCD officials also announced
that approximately 200 Hampshire
Heights AFRAID wardens, who have
completed the prescribed OCD train
ing course, are to be presented
graduation certificates at Roosevelt
High School at 8 o'clock tonight by
DR.. Paul Douglass, director of civilian
defense training.
Evening star., 1942-10-20
IA Dutch Hostages
Reported Slain by Nuzis
BY the Associat.s pr.ss

by the ASSociated Press.
BERN, Switzerland, Oct. 90
German authorities in the Neither.
lands have executed IA Dutch hos
tages In reprisal for sabotage, dis.
patch from the Hague to the Baslel
Nachrichten reported today.
Copies of Der Neue Tag OF Prague
received here reported the execu.
tions Of four Czechs October IS or
charges Of high treason against
Germany and the German regime
In Bohemia -Moravia.
Evening star., 1942-10-20

his first as bandman in that club
Opening night there was that traffic
crack-up which put one of his boys
in the hospital, made the others nine
hours late. And you know what hap
pened to Georgetown over the week
end.
However, the management by this
writing has finished wringing soaked
linens and its hands so that after
dark operations are once again ir
progress.
Evening star., 1942-10-20

AFTER FLAGPOLE RECORD
-"Shipwreck" Kelly. we'll
known stunt man, today pro-
fessed to be in excellent condi-
ton IL hours after he began
his farewell" flagpole stunt at
9:13 pm. last night atop a S.
foot flagpole at La Conga,
near College Park. He was
photographed this morning
reading the days war news
while he drank coffee.
Star Staff Photo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-20
ELEVEN DEAD IN
 ALLECHANY FLOODS
Three Others Are Reported Missing; Hundreds Are
 Made Homeless

Bradford, Pa July 20-(UP)-At least Il persons were known dead today in floods which swept the up- per reaches of the Allegheny river, leaving hundreds homeless. Three others were reported missing.
 Six were reported dead at Port AL legany, Pa; three at Clean, N. Y; one at JohnSonburg, Pa, and one at Coudersport, Pa.
 A 15-year-old boy was killed by lightning near Lyndonville, N. Y., during a heavy storm accompany ing the floods.
 Coast guardsmen, Civilian De- fense workers, doctors and nurses were mobilized in both New York and Pennsylvania for relief work. Families living in the lowlards were evacuated to higher ground.
 A dam burst at Clean, pouring a 10 foot wall of water over IA blocks of the town, causing property dam age estimated at thousands of dol lars. Only the business section and few residential areas escaped damage. Several war plants sus- pended operations temporarily.
 The storage dam of the William son Pulp & Paper Co.,, was washed away at Austin, Pa., nearly leveling the village of 500 persons.
 At RidgWay, Pa, two plants working on war orders were flooded
 Several highway and railroad bridges were swept away as the river surged, and officials feared the total damage would amount to mil lions of dollars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-20
ARMY TO ENLIST
 WOMEN RECRUITS
First Enrolment of WAAC Scheduled to Start
 Here Today

Recruiting for the U. s. Women's Army Auxiliary Corps was schedul- ed to start in Waterbury at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Corp. Harry Arm strong, recruiter at the local Army office on Grand street, went to Hartford today to obtain applica- tion blanks and cecure detailed in- formation and instructions, which failed to arrive here as expected.
 Women privates in the auxiliary corps, whose pay will start ats $21 per month will fill numerous rou- tine positions thereby relieving their brother soldiers for combat duty. Clerical, business, kitchen and num- erous other classifications of jobs will be open to them.
 The first training course for of ficerS in the WAAC started at Fort DeS Moines Iowa today, and others are expected to be organized in the near future. The officers will be as- signed to train the auxiliary priv ates for duty.
 About 100 local women applied for the officers course, although none was selected. The majority of them indicated they would be will ing to serve as auXiliaries If not &C., cepted as officer candidates.
 Corp. Armstrong announced that the local office would be open until 2 p. m. today to accomodate first day enlisters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-20
DUTRA FINED SIS
 WARNED BY JUDGE
Green Street Man Denies Charge; Provides Alibi
 for Auto Trip

A fine of $15 and costs and a three months suspended jail term were imposed on Albert Dutra, 25, of 113 Green street by Judge John L. Gaffney in municipal court today on charges of breach of peace sand molesting minor children.
 Detective Lieuts. Patrick Moylan and Patrick Hobart and Patrolman Edward Sullivan arrested Dutra yesterday on complaint of the par ents of two little girls who claimed the man followed them about the streets of the North End. Dutra ad- mitted whistling at the girls as he sat in his parked car but denied he followed them.
 He was arrested June 18 on a charge of illegal. storage of gasoline and was fined $100 and costs.
 Judge Gaffney warned Dutra that he planned to protect the children of this city from treatment of this type, and warned that if words were not an effective means of combat ting 1t he was prepared to impose jail terms.
 Dutra denied the charge. He said he had gone from Green street yes terday morning for several purposes. Among the reasons listed were: He was looking for gasoline; he wanted to see friend who is now a sol dier, he planned to see girl friend whom he hadn't seen in year. he intended to wash his car, and he planned to buy some fruit.