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trip. But what Heinichen really came for was
to survey the terrain for sabotage activity.
He succeeded in getting in touch with
number of local Nazi agents who had already
laid the ground work for large-scale espio-
mage. He did not spend much time in the cities
or in the vicinity of plants which his agents
were scheduled to sabotage later. He sought
the answer to all his questions from an easier
source He gathered together group of safe
crackers, burglars, confidence men, tricksters
men who could manage to get into the
Offices of various insurance companies and
obtain certain blueprints from the safes or
drawers.
Whenever factory, bridge, building,
or ship is insured against fire or other dam
age its foundation plans must be submitted
in detail to the insuring firm Herr Heinz
chens plan was extremely practicable and
simple All he wanted were those blueprints,
and as many of them as possible.
Sst.D Fer S1iss
1 OR more than three years, Capt Heini-
chens gang broke into industrial insurance
company vaults and stole blueprints. Only
few of the thieves were insiders or held jobs
with the firm. In the evening they would pick
up one or two plans and take them to pre-
arranged meeting place. There the plans we're
photostated and returned the next morning
before anything could be found out.
Plans began piling up in the files of Heini-
chen and Won Puttkammer in their Offices on
the Luetzow Ufer in Berlin. By 1889 the
chiefs of German sabotage must have been
in possession of literally thousands of plans of
factories, railway stations, bridges.
The eight saboteurs who recently came via
U-boat to our shores were indeed in posses
sion of very detailed plans and maps and blue
prints. Unhappily for them, and unhappily
tho rr,oy, ciffiuu in
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in 1918. In a way,
those 81 were just fore
runners of the eight
saboteurs who were
caught recently. They
followed the same pat
tern. Their duty was
the same.
But there is one
great difference be-
tween saboteurs of yes
terday and today. |
learned this several
years ago when / met
Won Rintelen in Lon
don. There, as a refu-
gee from the Third
Reich, he lived more or
less under the protec-
ton of Sir Reginald
Hall, wartime chief of
Britain's Office of
Naval Intelligence, in
L. ~~~~rsoo0
Evening star., 1942-08-23
FOR TERROR
How US. traitors learn sabotage
in Hitler's secret spy schools
by Curt Riess

Curt Riess. brilliant journalist
of pre-war Europe, is foremost
authority OH Nazi espionage.
Since his arrival in the us. he
has won fame as the author of
''Total Espionage and many
outstanding magazine articles
Evening star., 1942-08-23

IOI the IIleQ SllLulX III
their offices on the
Luetzow Ufer in Ber-
lin, the FBI acted
promptly, following
discovery of the sabo-
teurs by a Coast
Guardsrnan.
There has been
much speculation
about the possible sue
cessors of the eight
saboteurs or, per-
haps, of their prede-
cessOrs In this country.
Naturally, people are
wondering if Others
will have more success
than these eight. It is
impossible to answer
such a question with a
categorical yes or no.
However, I think a no
is much more likely.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

Motor Co. passed their flight tests
today with flying colors In q demon
stration staged at the Glenn l..
Martin Co. airport.
War Production Board officials.
Army representatives and Ford and
Martin executives watched with
critical eyes as Test Pilot Carl Hart
ley took a Martin B-26 bomber
equipped with the new motors
through its trial run.
Martin executives said the en-
gines are the first produced by the
automotive industry to be installed
in United States fighting planes.
Experts Hail Performance.
Performance of the motors, reg
ulation 1,850-horsepower Pratt g.
Whitney engines manufactured un-
Evening star., 1942-02-15

Of defense work will be arranged
each week. Campaigns include one
to bring q book another for COL
lection Of waste paper, conservation
Of school supplies and other needed
materials.
The boys registration program
will be under direction Of o. /.
Bergstrom, associate boys work sec
retary, and Ralph L. Lewis, assist
ant boys work secretary.
Kenneth c. Buker Of the US
Mems Club, a Y. M. G. A. organiza-
ton, will be general chairman In
charge of the registering and the
George Williams Chapter Of the Ma
tional Hi-Y Fellowship will provide
boys to serve as registrars.
The registration program Of the
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|Y BoysPIon
|Own Defense
Registration

While their older brothers and
fathers are registering under the
Selective Service Act. boy members
OF the Central Young Mems Chris
tian Association and their friends
tomorrow will have a registration of
their own for national defense.
The boys will sign up between 9
and 1890 am. and again between
1870 and pm. tomorrow In the
building at 1892 G street NV. For
those who sign, special programs
Evening star., 1942-02-15

der license by Ford, was termed
phenomenal" by the experts.
Pilot Hartley, flying with a half
load, put the medium bomber
through its PAGES for a half hour,
stunting the big ship like a fighter.
"The plane handled beautifully
and had plenty Of reserve power
even in steep climb" he said after
the test. "The motors are highly
satisfactory"
Oficials withheld the speed of the
ship and rate of climb as military
secrets. But even the aircraft ex-
perts present gasped as the plane
left the ground after an unusually
short run, bored skyward tn a steep,
straightaway climb, roared back in
Evening star., 1942-02-15

q power dive over the field and
zoomed upward again.
Test every Successful"
Capt. Donald Perry, Army Air
Corps inspector at the Martin plant,
said the test was very successful"
Merrill G. Meigs. chief of the air.
craft branch of the w. p. B., and
Maj. Eric Nelson, former Pratt &
Whitney executive, now with the
aircraft branch of w. p. B. and q
director Of British Overseas Airways,
flew here from Washington for the
demonstration.
A party Of Ford executives headed
by Benson Ford, son of Edsel Ford
and grandson of Henry Ford, and
Charles Sorensen, Ford production
Evening star., 1942-02-15

chief, few from Detroit to watch
the test.
Martin executives did not disclose
how many .Ford-made motors had
been received at the plant, but en-
phasized that the engines had been
in production for some time and that
enough were on hand for steady
bomber production.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
School Knits Sweater
For Junitor-SoIdier

The Red Cross Knitting Club Of
Gordon Junior High School will pre-
sent a sweater to the janitor of the
school, Matthew Karins. who is re-
siging to enter the Army.
The presentation will be made by
Nancy Lipscomb, Girl Scout Troop
No. 8, at . special assembly on
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Ickes Aide in Howoii

Secretary of Interior Ickes an
nounced yesterday that Benjamin
w. Thoron had arrived in Hawaii
to act as his special representative
and assist Gov. Joseph P. Poindex-
ter IN the islands civilian defense
administration.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

"Y" boys VIII be supplemented by
motion pictures and swimming, both
in the morning and afternoon.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
First Ford Airp|ane
Motors Pass Flight
Tests in Baltimore
Army, Civilian Chiefs
HuiI Performance in
Big Martin Bomber

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 14-The first
airplane motors made by the Ford
Evening star., 1942-02-22

Stories already broadcast include Aesop's
Fables, Cinderella, Rip Van Winkle, The Pied
Piper Jack and the Beanstalk. So far, RUPEES
toughest assignment was Jules Verne's Around
the World in 80 Days. Tops in fun was The Ugly
Duckling. He knows when he's doing better
than-usual job by the chuckles of the camera
crew behind his back
John comes by his talent for drawing droll
characters honestly. Graduated from DePauw,
he toured 10000 miles, earned living by carl
cature-interviews of prominent local citizens and
selling the results to the town papers Rupe likes
his present job better. One good reason: he never
has to worry about erasing and redrawing. Once
stroke is down in black and white, it's there
for keeps. fam r sannis
Evening star., 1942-02-22

stays on the artist and his drawings.
In a matter of seconds Rupe draws pudgy
Friar Tuck, dashing Robin Hood. A few min
utes more and he's finishing the evil Sheriff of
Nottingham, the Black Knight, an arrow quiv-
Evening star., 1942-02-22

HE-"That Lady has a mustache I"
SHE-"How embarrassing"
HE-"Why doesn't she shave?"
SHE-"I know a better way to
overcome that problem-listen-I'n tell
you a secret-I once had the problem OF
ugly. superfluous hair on face and limbs
l was sdiscouraged-unloved. Tried many
different products but nothing was really
satisfactory. Then l developed a sim
pie. painless, inexpensive method-It
worked. and brought me happiness"
/ have helped thousands seeking a beau.
tful skin free Of that ugly. noticeable.
unwanted hair. My FREE book, How to
Overcome the Superfluous Hair Problem"
explains the method and proves actual
success. Mailed in plain envelope. Also
Trial offer-no obligation. Write Nine
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Evening star., 1942-02-22

ering in a tree trunk.
As he draws, he lis
tens to the voice of
the mother reading
to make sure he's
keeping up with the
story. In Is minutes,
he will have finished
rs to 80 complete
drawings. Each
with the exception of
complicated back
unds-dra wn
fresh for the camera.
Evening star., 1942-02-22

ACTRESS: Not laugh in The frn HeH
But frsnkiy-tbSt purge took ibis
morning bSs LETT me Woozy!
WARDROBE MISTRESS: Why don't
you try NUJOL for that ordinary
constipation, Miss Pearl?
NUJOL'S so gentle and easy on
you-it doesn't get you upset
like those violent physics!
ACTRESS: No' HoW is tbat'
WARDROBE MISTRESS: Because
NUJOL'S a fine mineral oil. A
tablespoonful each night and
morning keeps you regular as
clockwork. There's no taste to
it, either! That's why NUJOL
is such a sensible way to over
come ordinary constipation.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
TELEV1SIO ONER
A oo-seCOND dO3-up

JOHN AUPE is the only artist of his kind in
the world While an actress reads young folks
classics in front of felevision camera, Rupe
matches the story action, scene by scene, with
freehand sketches. He works. skillfully, at the
incredible rate of two illustrations minute.
Once day he stands before large drawing
board in CBS's New York television studio.
Program begins, camera turns to an intimate
scene of mother and daughter - mother reads
Evening star., 1942-02-22

the happiest in years! You'll love the
cleaning whiteness and sparkling
brightness La France gives your clothes!
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men de Hitler. I'm negociadO ma
trimonial Sc ha constituido en-
Alemania para promover tales
uniOnes y 10 dirige una organi-
zaci6n de mujeres. Planea esta
organization reuniones, vacacio
mes, etc, de modo que los candi-
datOs sc re.acionen entire ST.
HAY suficiente numero de
mudhachas casaderas que gusto
Samente Sc unirian con los sod
dados inv&lidos, y hasta ciegos,
con tail de que conserven claras
sus mentes."
Las parejas seran sOmetidas a
las leyes medicas y hereditarias
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industries esenciales y las comu
niGades ciyiles.
A menos que Sc ~garantjce un
minimo de dos amos de educa-
yi6n pre-m6dica, 500 las mule.
res y los fisicamente in>apaci
tados podran ingresar en- las es
cuelaS nu6dicas.
Requiere ell estuiio de la me-
iicina siete amos y Sc trata de
rebajar el iompo a cinco amos,
ActuaLmente, se9dn a doctor
Frank II. Lahay, de Boston, Cd
ej6rcito cuenta, para cada mil
soldados, con 6.5 mGdicos y la
p-1 ACTON civil un m6dico por ca
va 1850 personals.
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DE VISTA

En- la tarde de aver tuvimos
Ell placer de saludar al joven
Jose Manuel Echevarria, que lie
CARA procedente de Miami, don
de Sc encuentra empleado en- la
"Pan American Air Line.
Ell prOp6sito de su viaje es des
pedirSe de su hermanO menor
Esteban, que 81 entrante Sabado
partira para New York, dOnde
gera sometido a un delicado ira
tmiento medico.
Ell joven Esteban hara ell via
je a la ciudad nOrtena con su
hermana mayor Dora y Su Sc
fora mama.
Ell 81 Dchevarria saldra en-
la nOche de hov para Miami, y
aprovechamoS Id OCCASION para
despedirle.
Por anticipate deseamos a Ia
familia Echevarria feliz viaje y
que tenga exito la mission que les
lleva al Norte.
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WASHINGTON.-La de-
termination frme Y unanime
de las juventudes de todas las
naciones de no cejar nj un in
stante en- la lucha sine hasta
haber llevado a cabo la des-
truccion complete del fas-
cismo, fu6 ratiicada en- la
Asamblea International de
Estudiantes, celebra0a recien'
temente en- esta capital.
I'm grupo de mas de $50 j6vene'
de ambos sexos, procedentes de 81
PASSES, incluyendo las 81 republican
americanas, expresaron su fe inque
brantable en- la victoria final de la
Naciones Unidas, aunque recono
ciendo perfectamente la perspective
que Sc presenta de una lucha pro
longada.
Pero la victoria de las armas M
es bastante, consignaba n de lai
resoluciones adoptadas en- la sesi6T
final de la Asamblea. Els precise
ademas, restablecer ell orden en- to-
dos los paises, restahar las heridas
de los que las padecen, dar de conner
al hambriento, y continuaba:
"Es indispensable fomentar la
cooperation de los pueblos hasta
que sobrepase al anticuado naeiona-
lismo. Esto implica la creaci6n de
una orpanizacion international de
todos los pueblos, delegando en- 81
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LOS MEDICOS Y Ell EJER
CITO

Chicago, Nov. 25.-Explican-
do que la disminuci6n dc la edad
del servicio militar a Is amos
crea nuevos problemas para los
studiantes de medicina y pre-
aratOria para medicina, el bri-
adler Charles c. Hi.lman, del
Cuerpo M6dico, dice que el sur
lido de futuros m6dicos, para fl
mes militares Y civiles, no debe
cortarse en- su origen.
La Secretaria de la Guerra Sc
guramente cOmprendera nues-
tras necesidades, dijo, de mOdo
que podamos dar m6dicos a las
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conservation, mas bien que su de-
Der, ell que debe guar a los pucblos
de las Naciones Unidas en- u
decisiones."
FL embajador de Cuba expuso
suscintamente los tres cometidos
que deben llevar a cabo las Naciones
Unidas:
LA derrota de las fuerzas del
Eje.
2-El desarme psychological de la
j|uventud de los regimenes totali-
tarios la que por dos decadas Sc ha
saturado de los principles de un
sistema de educaci6n pervertida.
3-La conquista de la paz, 10 cual
implica la re-educacion psychological
del enemigo.
ia ~presente generation en- Ale
mania, asi como en- Italia y en- ell
Jap6n," dijo ell DR.. Concheso, "ha
sido instruida y educada en- las bru-
tales doctrinas de la fuerza-ley
primitiva que rige entire los seres
de la selva, y la cual es unacceptable
para ell buen gobierno de las socie-
dades contemporaries"
La Asamblea recibi6 III mensaje
de Buenos Aires comunicando la
decision de la Fundaci6n de la Uni
versidad de la Argentina de enviar
un telegrama de encomio al Presi-
.dente Roosevelt por ell discourse dc
s~alutaci0n a los delegador
La gaceta., 1942-11-25
FIESTA DE
CUMPLEANOS

F1ESTA De
CUMPLEANOS
Fu6 festejado por sus padres,
esposos Peter c. Scaglione, Ell
nino Joseph John Scaglione, con
motive de SUI cumpleanos.
La f~iestecita tuvo lugar en- su
residencia, en- ell 1911 de la CAVE
Fig.
Juegos propios de ninos fue-
ron organizados y a cada uno
Sc lie hizo I'm obsequio y Sc lie re-
gallo un sombrero con los colo
res azul Y rosado.
Entire los ninOs anotamos "a
Charles Douglas, Peter Charles
Scaglione, Jr., Nelson Anthony
Scaglione, Jr., Johnnie Ferlita.
Jr., Russie Ferlita, Eduardo Pc
ter SpOto, Josie ID. Conton, Jr''
Harry Martinez, Peter Pupello
Jr, Sam Giunta, Joseph Licata,
Buddy Reina, Anthony Vento,
Gaspar Lazzara Jr., William Nj
chael Claustro, Donald Cercone,
Jean Rankin.
Gloria Jean Ferlita, Antonio
ia Vento, Giovanne Antinori,
Macy Scaglione, Josefina Sea-
glione Barbara Jean Lena, Sgd
via Ann Blount, Joyce Lamber-
son, Rose Lee Capitano, Yvonne
CARDINAL, Marylin Frances Pu.
peIlo. Patricia Ann Pupello, Ro'
sallie Lazara, Mary Frances Pu
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Formidable Hozono .
Ell General Eneorsodo del Suministro de Moterioles
Al Enorme Eisrcito Norteomericono
Hoce Verdoderos MiIosros

WASHINGTON. - La gi.
gantesca tarea de abastecer al
Ejercito de los Estados Unidos
cuyos Electives para 1913,
segun los planes actuales, Sc
ran de 100000 soldados, CO.
rresponde al Jefe del Servicio
de Abastos, Teniente General
Brehon Burke Somervell.
Dondequiers que luchen las fuer-
zas de los Estados Unidos en- esta
guerra global, ell General Somervell
tiene la responsibilities de suminis-
trarles los canones para la arti-
Iberia, ~aviones, tanques, proyectiles,
combustibles, alimentos y millares
de otros pequenos articulos, por
cuya escasez Sc pierden las batallas.
Las fuerzas aereas y terrestres Sc
limitan a las actividades de entire
namiento y operaciones militares,
mientras que Ell Servicio de Abas-
tos, dirigido por Ell General Somer-
veil, Sc ocupa de TODD 10 demas,
inclusive del ~transporte del enorme
volumen de materiales suministra-
dos de acuerdo con ell programa de
prestamos y srrendamientos. Ade-
mas, este servicio tiene que salts
facer las necesidades de los miles
de soldados apostados en- las bases
que Sc extienden desde Islandia
hasta ell Brasil, y desde China hasta
Australia.
Grandes cantidades de materiales
Ese ejercito necesita MADEIRA para
Ia construction de cuarteles asi
como centenares de productos ali
menticios, desde sopas hasta pollos,
panaderfas movies, m~aquinaria
para la reparaci6n de calzado y
pleas de repuesto para reparar
equipos gastados o dahados. Los
aviadores ~necesitan bombas, yelmos
Y anteojos; ell cuerpo de artilleria
precisa de canones tanto grandes
como pequehos; los capellanes ne
cesitan capillas; Ell cuerpo medico
medicines, Instruments quir1rgi-
cos y vendajes; las cantinas situa-
das en- este pals y en- las lejanas
zonas de combate, necesitan tai
cantidad de mercancfas como las
existencias de una gran tienda de
variedades.
Ademas, Ell General Somervell
tendra ell importante deber de su-
ministrar Ell material necesario
para la aperture de un SeSundo
frente en- Europa. 80,
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PARA CALIFORNIA

Luego de haber pasado aqui
varios dias con sus padres, Eli
SEQ Perez y Sra, regres6 a 81
base de San Francisco, Califor-
mia Ell joven Ellis N. Perez.
All despedirlo le deseamos ven
tura y ascensOs en- su carrera.
La gaceta., 1942-11-25

favor la soberania y fuerza necesa-
ria para hacer observar las de
cisiones de dicha entidad."
Otra de las resoluciones dice ash:
la victoria no debe coartar ell dere-
cho inalienable de todos los pueblos,
sin distinction de raza, credo nj color,
a determinar su propio sistema po-
litico siempre y cuando ell mismo no
menoscabe en- 10 mas minimo la Ii
bertad de palabra, de prensa y de
quito.
LlamnmientO a la juventud
A la iuventud de las naciones ma
zifascistas Sc lie hiZo ell siguiente
llamamiento:
la venganza no es ell fin que
perseguimos. Os exhortamos q
que coopereis con nosotros para re-
c~onstruir ell mundo sobre nuevaS
bases. Sacudid ell yugo de los
tiranos fascistas. Unfos a noso'
tros en- la lucha por la felicidad dc
los pueblos."
FL DIR. Aurelio F. Concheso, EN-
bajador de Cuba en- los Estados
|Unidos, en- representation de las
'Naciones Unidas del Hemisferio
Occidental, expres6 10 siguiente en-
la Asamblea:
LAS naciones del %continente
americana, asi como las demas Ma
clones Unidas, no podran c%onsentir
una expansion del totalitarismo sin
poner en- peligro su propia existen-
cha. Els, pues, Ell puro instinto de
La gaceta., 1942-11-25
LOS DRAGONES A
HOY CON Ell ONCE DE


lEsta noche, en- la capital del
estado, los Dragones de la escue
la de segunda enSenanza Jeffer
son jugaran con ell "once" del
Institute Leon.
Iba a verificarse ell partido en-
Ia nOche del jueves Y hasta aver
no sc lie notified el camb'o al
mentor Bin Harker.
Sali6 el team en- la mahana
de hoy y van en- conjunto % at
.etas.
La gaceta., 1942-11-25

Ell Servicio de Abastos, dirigido
por dicho general, va ha logrado
milagros en- 10 que Sc retere a la
alimentaci6n, alojamiento y equipo
de millones de soldados %norteameri-
canos en- todas parties del mundo.
Ha demostrado claramente su capa-
cidad en- ell suministro de los pertre-
chos para llevar a cabo la poderosa
ofensiva que ADRIAN los Estados
Unidos y sus aliados para lograr la
victoria.
Sirvi6 en- Ia primera guerra
Ell General Somervell, quien
cuenta en- la actualidad cincuenta
amos de edad, Sc graduo en- 1914 en-
la Academia Militar de West Point,
y presto servicios en- ell primer regi-
miento del cuerpo de ingenieros
enviado q Francia durante la Pri-
mera Guerra Mundial, donde Sc hizo
lcargo de varias obras de i%ngenieria.
Adem&s, al expresar su deseo de
tomar parte en- I'm verdadero COM
bate, obtuvo permiso para ir al
frente en- donde ingres6 en- un regi-
nffento de infanteria, siendo con-
decorado con Ia Cruz de Servi"ios
IDistinguidos.
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NOTAS SOCIALES
fPoR MARIO RoDRIGUEz)

pello, Teresa Ann Tag4iarinO,
Elizabeth Pareja, Catherine
Pardo, Sylvia Flores y Victoria
Giunta.
Los ninOs fueron obsequiados
con dulces y refrescOs, y no fall
to ell Cake.
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.CENA En- LA MISSION PLA

Como en- pasados amos, ell Sr.
Octavio Pla, ofrecera manana
en- su mission, a las familias ne
c~esitadas, una gran cena para
Oar GraciaS a DiOs.
Tendra lugar en- el salon CO.
medor de la mission, la que Sc
encuentra situada en- ell 2417 de
la calle II. Para la misma va Sc
han inscripto numerosas fami-
lias. A las seis de la tarde de
hoy quedaran cerradas las ms
cripciones.
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FCCS DE UNA BODA

Hace pesos dias 4Uo3aron con
sagraias les amores de una gen
til r~arejit2 de la lo~a.iad, la
Srta. Liisa N;'er.a Presley y el
jCvsn Miguel A. Alea.
La boda tuyo IL gar Ell la resi-
dencia de los padres de Ia despo-
sada, esposos Z. G. Presley. Ell
noyio es hijo de los esposos Ra-
mon AIea.
Estableceran su Residential en-
csta ciudad.
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iEnhOrabuena!
CUMPLEANOS

Con estas lineas deseamos en-
War nuestra felicitaci6n al jo-
ven GonzalO Garcia, administra
dor del Latin American Laun-
dry, que en- ell dia de hoy cum
pile un ano mas de vida.
Dada las grandes simpatias
de Gonzalo, llegaran a e. inn1-
meraS fe.icitaciones.
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NACIMIENTO

Besan los eSposOS Frank y
Mary Palomino al primer fruto
de su union matrimonial, un her
moso nino que llevara ell NOM
.bre de Raul.
Los espoSoS PalOmino residen
en- ell ITO de la Trece avenida.
Ell nacimiento tuvo lugar en-
el Sanatorio del Centre Asturia-
no.
iEnhorabuenal
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EN- Ell SANATC RIO

BESIDE haze dias Sc encuentra
en- e, Sanatorio del Ceatro Els
panel 81 Sr. jose Maria NJgu2i-
ra residente del 942 de Ii once
ma avenida.
Segtn Sc nos informa aver
fue sometido a una delilada in
tsryenci6n quirurgica por el DR..
Winton.
Hacemos fervientes votOs por
SUI total Y pronto restableci.
miento.
La gaceta., 1942-11-25
NUESTRA DESPFDIDA

NuESTRA
Mly cordial Sc la danos al
joven RClanIo Tornero, cue en-
Ia tar de aver par55 nueva-
mente para ell cam0amento
"Fcrth Ruck2r', en- Alabama,
tuego de hab2r pasado varios
dias con sus fam;liarcS, que re-
salen en- el 2jll de a ea.e 10.
lie deseamoS mucha suerte en-
81 vida militar.
La gaceta., 1942-11-25
UN NEGOCIAD0 MATRIM0-
NAL PARA LOS SOLDAD0S
INVALIDOS

Berna, Suiza, ov. pa los
soldados invalidos por efecto de
la guerra piensa casarlos el regi
La gaceta., 1942-11-25
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