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Evening star., 1942-09-15

Saroyans Hello Out There" The
adult piaygoer can approach the
National Theater this week with
Evening star., 1942-09-15

of the world and the cold reality
of scientists.
Everything that happens, says one
cynic, can be rationalized and causes
revealed when analyzed in the
crucible of science. The characters
in Magic" are literate and varied
in their insights and beliefs. Using
this as springboard, Chesterton in
troduces us to his complex humanity
in the drawing room of an English
duke.
His young nephew. q successful
Evening star., 1942-09-15

cert in ty of
thoughtful and
delightful m o.
ments.
P a Y W r ! ght
Chesterton was
a devout church.
man, with an at
tachment for the
faith of the fa-
thers. In Mag
ic" he contrasts
the supernatural
and unexplain-
able mysticism
which produces
miracles w ! t h
the naterialiSm
Evening star., 1942-09-15

Icers, Barney Puck, blackface come
dian: Joe King. well known VEN
triloouist, Earline King. soprano;
Owens & johnson. hillbilly song
and dance team: the McAuliffe Trio
Evening star., 1942-09-15
Rosalind Russell Congas
In My Sister Eileen
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN,
HOLLYWOOD.


my SISTER ELEEN'Coumbia paid $22500o for
Broadway
You Ten weeks In filming Rosalind
Aherne Janet Blair billing
added to show girls their
Evening star., 1942-09-15

and others. Streamlined speeches
will be made by 1t. Col. Caeser l..
Aiello and Horace Walker, executive
secretary Of the District of Columbia
Salvage Committee.
Evening star., 1942-09-15
Chesterton's Play Magic
Presented With Saroyan
Eddie Bowling Triumphs
With Julie Haydon in
Program at National
BY ANDREW r.. KELLEY.

Eddie Dowhngs prediction for plays Of spiritual content
drama Magic perfectly cast and acted with fine
standing for its broad PHILOSOPHERS
producer wisdom fortified curtain
Evening star., 1942-09-15

They asked for \ scrap, now let
'cm have 1t. Collect yours now.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04

Judging from the continuing repercus-
sions it was quite hornets nest Wendell
Willlxie stirred up when he commented
adversely on Winston Churchilrs remark
that what the British Commonwealth has
it viii hold. And though the episode prob
ably is the result of Misunderstanding on
both sides, il has served one useful pur-
pose Nobody could read the bitterly in
dignant editorials in the Canadian press
without Diminishing any idea that Canada
has wearied Of its ties with the British
Empire.
Most Americans knew that, but of late
few have been muddying the waters with
talk about q joinder of the two great
North American nations. They can now
forget that pipe dream and get back to
the good neighbor business.
The Canadian attitude toward the
British Empire is well summarized by
the Toronto Globe and Mail. This prom
inent Dominion journal comedies the Brit
ish can and do make mistakes, but
then goes on to refute Mr.. Willkie with
some facts.
The United States, that paper says,
had almost four times as much of Ma
laya's exports in 1910 as went to the
United Kingdom.
That is to say" continues the Globe
and Mail, 'the colonial imperialism which
is supposed to be exploiting the country
received only one-seventh Of the rubber.
tin, eopra, palm oil and timber shipped
abroad"
No colony is taxed for the benefit of
Great Britain. says the Globe and Mail,
hut only In defray local costs of govern
ment and public improvements.
The Golbe and Mail argues that Co
lonial imperialism" has been, in fact, q
benevolently constructive process by which
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savage jungles have been made into thriv-
ing productive areas whose output has
been available to whoever cared to buy it
in an open market.
This may be over-simplification of the
situation. 1t does ignore certain in
triguing aspects of British colonial his
tory. And yet the Canadian newspapers
even-tempered analysis goes far to support
its conclusion that the so-called empire
really is more nearly union" or fedora
tion."
In any event Canada-and apparently
the other dominions-does not feel that
the people of the United States need
waste any sympathy on the British provin-
cials. They're said to be quite well salts
fled with their present status.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
Expected

II Is sadly amusing 10 witness
the discontinue Of many Amer
leans at churchilI's recent state
ment that the British empire IS
TO be preserved: and. in effect,
that we are fighting for it.
What else should We have ex-
pected7 How can governments.
any more than men. act contrary
to their natures.
The Churchill government is q
tory government. To a great ex-
tent. the fortunes Of It's members
are based on exploitation Of 39o.-
oo0. 900 Indians and 100. 0o0. 900
Malayans. Arabs and Africans.
The sons Of Engisnd's ruling class
find their careers in governing
these subject peoples
Moreover. England's economic
system. which treats these rulers
30 kindly. Is largely based on the
imperial system. Churchill has
stated that one out Of every fise
Englishmen lives. directly or indi-
reetly. out OF the exploitation Of
India alone. This need not be true
under another system. bat II hap
pens 10 be the present reality. the
result Of Engiznd's long imperial
role.
Those who believed in the -Four
Freedoms" and other fine prin-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04

Before Max Schmeling beat Joe Louis
Hitler and his Nazis were not interested
in the prize fighter. After he beat Louis,
Make was a national hero in the Reich.
Then Joe polished off the German in re-
turn bout and Schmeling became bum at
home.
Erwin Rommel was the "old fox of the
desert" while he was pushing the British
around in North Africa. The field mar
shall was presented to the German people
and the world as supreme tactician. But
now, as the Afrika Korps flees in terror,
deserving its Italian allies to their fate,
where is the hero Rommel?
: Ach, he vas just bum after all.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04

President Roosevelt's appointment Of
Harold I. Iekes, secretary Of the interior.
IS petroleum administrator for war. should
clear up great deal OF the confusion over
the rationing Of gasoline and oil. The APP
pointment gives Mr. Ickez complete au-
thority that he had not enjoyed in his
former post AZ petroleum eoordinator.
On him Is now placed full responsibility
for determining whether petroleum products
should be rationed in areas where short
ages exist. He also viii have more extern
sive powers over operations Of the oil in
dustry than ne had in his former capacity.
Commentators ut the national capital
have known for some time that change
was to be made in the petroleum products
control set-up which. up TO this time, has
not functioned smoothly because of too
many cooks mixing the BROTH There Was
no difference of opinion as to the neces-
sity for rationinH. but there has been sharp
conflict of authority and much difference
of opinion between the petroleum coordin-
ator and Donald Nelson. WPB head, and
Leon Henderson, OPA director.
0PA took the position that it should
determine the minimum requirements for
civilian economy and WPB concurred. Mr..
Ickes saw it the other way around.
What brought things TO q head was
Mr.. Ickes appearance at q meeting Of the
war production board the other day. In
one of the stormiest sessions ever held by
that body he charged that the gasoline
and fuel rationing program had broken
down; that huge black market was de-
veloping and that the petroleum products
reserves were disappearing. He demanded
immediate downward revision in the guam
tity of gasoline and oil to civilians.
The result was the presidential order
giving Ickes full charge.
In this appointment there is more than
meets the eye at first glance. 1t means
that Harold Ickes is still favored and
trusted member of the administration
family. There are those-the wish may
have been father to the thought-who be-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
. Your Opinions

ciples incorporated in the Atlantic
charter, OF which Winston Church
III was eo-author. should have re-
membered Churchills own words,
when we depart from the realms
OF pious platitudes. we descend
into the arena Of embarrassing
realities"
The time has come when Il
seems expedient TO Churchill and
his hackers 10 descend openly into
this world OF realism: 10 reaffirm
loyalty 10 the empire: to remove
from power men with the world
view like SIR Stafford Grips; 10
promote the French fascist Oar
ian over DeGaulie. They viii 90
much farther II Il serves their in
terests. Again. why should they
not7 Does not what we are de-
termine what we do7
ROBERT J. PEARSALI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
He Knows or Finds
The Answers

Blvd, Culver City. Cal. Your list
OF stars was too long TO print.
For additional addresses you can
go TO the reference room Of the
public library.
Mr.. Fixit: Please tell me how
TO make n soldier pay an allot-
ment TO his under-age children.
Does divorce make any difference {:
HIM.
II the soldier does not wish TO
make payment his wife can al
ways make application. II the
wife has not remarked and ali
mony has been decreed and is
still payable, divorce makes no
difference.
Mr.. Fixit: A man has a grocery
and beer parlor all in one room.
His little daughter cares for the
grocery store after school and
hears lots Of foul mouthed talk.
Her father does not seem to care.
Is there anything that can be done
to stop exposing this child to such
talk: The place il in King
county. c. b.
You can call II to the attention
Of the juvenile court officials in
Seattle. You can also inform the
liquor board inspectors Of the fact
that minors are permitted in the
beer parlor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04

. Gas Rationing May Be Smoother But just as Tough

liexed that the Ickes influence was waning.
Nothing farther from the fact.
The Ickes appointment also is further
evidence that there IS presidential back
ing for al effective rztioning program.
How the president feels was indicated
when he opposed the proposal Of con-
gressional bloc 10 postpone the rationing
program for ninety days. He also made II
clear to Messrs Nelson and Henderson, who
have been rowing with Ickes over petro-
leum products. that they must take their
orders from the petroleum administrator.
What al this adds up 70 is that ration
ing is one of the vital requirements for the
success of the war program and that it is
here for the duration.
The Times sympathizes with those who
may be inconvenience but can see no way
out of il. At best il will be a disagreeable
business, interfering with the ordinary
course of our lives. To kick against the
pricks" will make it no less disagreeable.
To those unable to qualify for more
than the minimum amount which in some
classifieations may become smaller, there
is commended the following Rotary para
phrase on the familiar and cheering song
of World War No. /. Pack Up Your
Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag"
Lock up your auto in the old garage
And smiIs smile. smile.
Ride to your business in bus or barge
Or icdik mile after mile.
What's the use of 1corrving?
10 nerer icds north schle-So
Lock up your auto tn the old garage
And smile, smile, smile.
The Ickes appointment again leaves up
in the air the question of what is to be done
with the department of labor. and what
to do with Frances Perkins is still major
problem of the administration. The presi-
dent had suggested the transfer of the
secretary of the interior to the labor post
but he did not want the job, and in the
final analysis President Roosevelt is said
to have concluded that Ickes would be more
useful as petroleum administrator. The
next move will be awaited with interest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
ARCHITECTURE SAVES STEEL

Steel savings are being effected
by changes in structural design
which specify use Of lighter beams
and columns but in no way en-
danger safety of the building.
Other savings are effected through
use of continuity in design and
welded fabrication.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
. so THEY SAY

America Is not only a new con-
tinent. she embodies a new spir-
Il. Americas voice must be
heard And the eyes Of all free
dom-loving peoples are concen-
trated on her.-Gen- Drsja Mihai-
Ioviteh. Yugoslsvian guerrilla
chieftzin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
$50, 000, 900 GIVEN

In three years from outbreak of
the war. the American Red Cross
has distributed approximately so
million dollars worth OF relief
supplies in Europe, Asia, and AZ
RIGA. More than 10000. 900 war
victims have been aided by these
supplies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
Today's Common Error

q. Why is 1t wrong to say?
The third alternative is :"
A. Because alternative means a
choice between two things and
cannot be applied to a greater
number. Say "A third course may
be adopted"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
WASTE FAT GOAL SET

A half billion pounds Of waste
fat per year is the goal of the
Conservation Division. Urban resi-
dents are expected to contribute
as pounds per capita, and farm
jewellers have quota Of %
pounds. Average collection from
the armed forces is two pounds
per month per man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04

Three Tacoma families found their re-
frigerator space inadequate to hold the
leftovers from a two-and-a-half-pound
a-week ration of meat. Like many other
hardships, meat rationing is worse in an
ticipation than in realization.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
. Mr.. Fixit

Mr.. Fixit: On what day did
Sept. 8. 1899 fall: II. j.
Friday.
Mr.. Fixit: have small
rangette that needs wiring and
repairing. IL needs wire for the
burners and n plug for the cord.
Where can l have il repaired:
v. :.
II you have tried the electrical
repair shops and have had no
success. you better put the rang
cite away for the duration. Parts
for those articles are scarce.
Mr.. Fixit: Is there any place In
Tacoma where I can get a lamp
shade recovered with cellophane
y. s.
You must be referring 10 cello
plane that is over the shade.
There is no reason you can't buy
your own cellophane and do the
job yourself. The variety store
should have Il.
Mr.. Fixit: 1 would appreciate
any information you can give me
about the ferrying Of airplanes.
Such work. i believe. is being done
BY women and l would like to
know. A. VI. III.
First of all you must possess a
commercial license. For additional
information write to Mrs. Nancy
II. Love. Women's Auxiliary Fer
rying Squadron. Newcastle Army
Air Base. Wilmington. Del.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04

STA, and now Is
In G. e T m a n
hands. Name it
2. Where is
II e n d ers o n
Eiald1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
. WAR QUIZ

l. This flag-top band blue.
middle black. bottom whites
that Of a country that was first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04

Sonia Henie can be reached at
2oth Century Fox, Box 600. Bev-
erly Hills. Cal. Betty Cradle at
the same address and Rosalind
Russell at M.-G.-M.. Washington
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04

8. What is the derivation Of the
word chow?
Answers on Page Z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04

official military bomber was built
at his Los Angeles aircraft plant
in 1913. Realizing that future
enemy powers would. quickly plan
and build bombers Of their own.
Martin soon brought out the first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04

Mr.. Fixit: Can you give me the
addresses Of Sonia Henie, Betty
Cradle and Rosalind Russells
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04
BOMBER vs.. FIGHTER

Glenn l. Martin. one Of the
foremost American aviation build
ers and designers. has contributed
many Of the basic ideas now used
by American air forces. His first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04

Your postmaster can tel you
~ to invest In u. 3 WAR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-04

AaS - ~ fsss s=ss shs
Isss Gss- - Sea - pssfsr sss
sssplieefiess. ~sk fsssi.s. srs
sseksIsss ssz sskes.-Ooaisi ~
La gaceta., 1942-01-16
Mcleod no renuncion
su puesto

FL Sr. j. r. Mcleod, exsher-
iff de este conda1o y admins
trador regional de horas y jor
males, con residencia en- Allan.
VA, manifesto hoy en- esta eiu.
dad que no ha r%enunciadc 81
cargo y que NADIA Sc lie ha didhC
sobre el puesto de JETS de poll.
ella.
I'm diario local recogi6 la no
ticia, publicada por un diaric
de Atlanta, de que McIJecd ha-
bfa renunciado su puesto con el
gcbisrnO federal para aceptar
la jefatura de la policia tanpa-
ma. "El alcalde Chancey, mani
fest6 Mcleod, no me ha ofreci
do el empleo y yo no he hablado
con 81 de la question.
Desempeha el puesto de jefo
de policia, actualmente, un
hombre competente, amable y
preparado, Don Claudio
Woodruff, que habla ell idioma
espahol y es muy Querido por la
colonia latina.
La gaceta., 1942-01-16
Congelacion de aIquileres

Cumpliendc una disposition
amanada de Washington, ell Co
mite local de AlQuileres Justos
resolvi6 aver "congelar' les al
quileres tomando por base los
que Sc pagaban Ell dia lie de enc.
70 de 1912.
Esto Sc ha hecho altendieEdc
oueias formuladas por las vie
de los caseros avarientos.
Preside Ell Comite de Tampa
el Sr. r. Amber Liggett, prosi
dente DE la Camara de Conner.
clio, y 10 componen representa-
tes del ej6rcito, la marina, in
du5trias de defensa, aaercs y
trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1942-01-16

Washington, Enero Liza
marina informa del hundi-
miento de otros cinco barcos'
japOneses, tres de ellos trans
portes.
La flotilla del almirante
Hart Sc ha retirado del mar
de la China, donde operaba, y
estabecido su base en- las In
dias Orientales Holandeeias.
Hart lego hace pocos dias a
Batavia, en- un submarine, y
Sc halla q, las 6rdenes del je-
fe supreme, general Wavell.
Ell plan de la marina con-
siste. oor ahora, en- atacar y
destruir los convoyes que ell
'enemigo manda en- direction
de Manila y Singapore.
Los japoneses vienen apo :
yando sus transportes con bu-
ques portaaviones.
La escuadra americana e5
superior a la nipona; pero no
Sc arriesgara, por ahora, a EN-
pena batallas que ell mando
considera innecesarias.
Laescuadra japonesa ha ST.
do dividida en- pequehos CRU
pos y su intenci6n es lograr
que la escuadra americana Sc
acerque a combatir en- ell te-
rritorio dominado por Toxic.
I'm diario de Australia elo-
gia la resistencia del ejercito
americana en- Batan, Filipi-
mas, Y la compare con la que
La gaceta., 1942-01-16
LA NIPONA
FRENTE A Il

Londres, Enero 16.-La Ra
dio de Roma dice que la escua
dra nipona entr6 hoy en- ac-
ci6n frente a la peninsula de
Batan, en- las Filipias, donde
resisten las fuerzas mandadas
por ell general Macarthur. Du
rante la noche, segdn los fas-
cistas, Sc hizo un desembarco,
ICON exito."
FL gobierno italiano admiti6
hoy la existencia de una par
tida subversiVa," con motive
de haber sido condenados a
muerte, en- Fiume, los italia
nos Giusto Carl y Antonio Cit
tina. I'm tribunal militar los
sentenci6. Sc les acusaba de
haber participate en- la muer
te de un capellan del ej6rcito
y otras cuatro personals.
La gaceta., 1942-01-16
Hundidos otros cinco barcos japoneses
por la marina americana
Sc eloia la alengtiav del Ejercito de Macarthur
Contribuciones para recaudar 9 mil millones

ofrecieron los sitiados en- To-
bruk. AL mismo tempo elogia
la capacidad y la valentia del
general Macarthur.
Ell presidente Roosevelt de-
clar6 hoy que para ell mantle
nimiento de su moral, ell pals
necesita de los deportes y los
entretenimientos licitos. Cree
ell jefe de estado, pensando co
mo ciudadano, que la pelota,
los cinemas y otros entreteni-
mientos son convenientes; pc
70 do a entender que 81 ell
pals 10 pide seran s%uprimidos.
EStima que debe aumentarse,
en- la pelOta, ell nGmero de par
tidos nocturnos.
Una nueVa clauSula s0bre
ell control de precios fue apro-
bada hoy por la comisi6n mix
ia del Senado y la Camara.
Hay ell prop6sito de crear
un Comite Nacional con auto
ridad para revisar los precios
que sean fijados.
Ell gobierno confirm6 hoy la
noticia del hundmiento de un
vapor extranjero, pero de ma
ci6n aliada, a rs millas de N.
York, en- Hampton Bay. To-
dos los detalles han sido supri
midos.
Sc prepare ell Congreso, Sc
gun las Gltimas noticias, a OBJ
tener en- contributions, con
motive de la guerra, otros
9,0OO,OO0,0 900 de d6lares.
La gaceta., 1942-01-16
REVIVIDA EN- Ell SENADO
LA QUESTION DE "SECOS"
Y "MOJADOS"

Washington, Enero 16.-El
senador O'Daniel, de Texas,
revivi6 hoy en- ell Senado la
question de "secos' y "moja-
dos"
Patrocina O'Daniel un pro-
veto de IlJ de 81 antecesor, ell
senador Shepherd, prohibien-
do la venta de bebidas aleo-
h6licas, incluyendo vino y GER
VEGA, en- los establecimientos
militares y dando al ej6rcito y
la marina la supervision sobre
tales ventas, en- las areas ad
yacentes.
Ell Eiercito y la Marina Sc
La gaceta., 1942-01-16

FL gobierno de Estados Uni
dos sabe que contra su influen-
cia, basada en- la norma de
Buen Vecino, Sc conspira por
los espias nazis, fascistas y IA
langistas "acumulados" en- Rio
de Janeiro.
I'm agente de la Falange, a.
nresado en- Mexico, francamen-
he declare a las autoridades de
la hermana Repdblica: "El go
bierno espahol y sus organiza-
clones en- la America haran to-
do 10 que puedan para ayudar a
Alemania a ganar la guerra +;
contribuiran al exito de un alta
que aleman en- la America del
Sur, desde las colOnias espano-
las. Para este ataque los pla-
mes completes Sc hicieron va
"Iaderes bien entreuados Sc
La gaceta., 1942-01-16
Para economizar gomas

Las tiendas Y muebperias de
Tampa sc prcponen economizar
gonna por medic de un progra-
ma que cOnSistira en- que los
mardharteS recojan los paque-
.tas peQuenos, disminuyendo asi
el ndmero de viajes de las ca
mionetas en- servicio. AL mis-
mo tempo solo Sc hara un re-
parto al dia. Las 6rdenes que Sc
reld1an despu5s del mediodia,
Sc repartiran al dia siguiente
FL gobierno no concede gomas
a laScamionetaS de repato en-
las cCmpras al por menor.
La gaceta., 1942-01-16
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS
Vapor hundido. = La Conferencia de Rio. =
Conspiran los falangistas, nazis vi fascistas. =
La Quinta Columna. = Voz estridente.

Otro vapor mercante ha sido
torpedeado en- ell Atlantico, GER
ca de nuestras costas.
Los nazis utilizan estos hun
dimientos para dar fuerza a su
"desalentada" propaganda.
mo nos e~xtranaria que al
gun submarine llegase haSta Ell
Golfo de Mexico!
Los nazis dicen que Hitleres
~peligrosto y terrible en- los ma
res, como 10 es en- la terra y en-
ell aire.
Sabemos que Ell barbara Sc
complace en- matar y hundir;
pero todos tenemoS La cerSeza
de que sera quebrantado prime
70 y aniquilado despues.
Dabemos aguardar otras no.
ticias desagadables; mas pode-
mos tener absolute confianza
en- la victoria.
La gaceta., 1942-01-16
LOS ABUSES CON LOS EX-
EN- CUBA

Habana, Enero 16.-Los re
sidentes americanos e ingleses
miriam con creciente disgusto
Ell aumento de los honorarios
que deben pagan en- ell regis
tro de extranjeros.
Mientras que en- Estados u
nidos los extranjeros no pa
gan NADIA por inscribirse como
tales, en- Cuba, ell cobro origi
nal de un peso por la inscrip-
ci6n y las impresiones digita-
les ha sido aumentado sobre
la base de los sueldos que Sc
ganan, 10 que es yerdadera-
mente abusive,
Ell extranjero que CANA
$1,000 debe pagar $12 al ano;
las personas que ganan desde
81, 800 a $4,000, $40 al aho;
las que ganan entire $4,000 y
$4,000, $50, y las que ganan
mas de $4,000, 1920.
Ademas de csc cobro, ell go
bierno tiene un impuesto so
bre las ganacias. Los nortea-
mericanos RESIDENCES opinan
es c~ontrario al tratado de reel
La gaceta., 1942-01-16
Los a~utomovilistas

FL jefe de Ia policia de tran
slto del condado, Sr. Cooper,
manifesto en- la mahana de hoy
que no ha recibido aun la orden
de arrestar a los automoiliJ as
que no tengan en- sus coches la
licencia da 1912. Mas de 10000
duehos de automobiles no Ian
comprado todayia sus chapas,
geg1n ell calculo hecho.
Cerca de 5000 licencias Sc
vendieron aver, aumentando ell
total de las expedidas a 5000.