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Evening star., 1942-07-24
By RICHARD MOWRER.

War Correspondent of The Star and Chi
caso Daily News.
NEAR Ell ALAMEIN, Egypt, July
% CDelayed Hitler Is now flying
l7-year-old school boys across the
sea to fight in Libya.
We found one near here today, in
an Australian field hospital, a pris-
oner since this morning with a bull
let wound in his right arm. His
first name is Hans, his age II, his
home town Sommerfeld, in Silesia.
Hans is slight Of build and wears
glasses. His skin Is very white and
fine. like a girls, and his nose tilts
up just bit. The boy has no beard
at all. His lips are very pink.
-Four months ago Hans was con-
scripted, he says. and given eight
weeks military training. He was
trained to drive = truck. Then one
Evening star., 1942-07-24
Russians Retreat
To New Positions
East Of City
By the Associated Press.

MOSCOW, July 24.-The Red
Army took its stand today on the
banks of the broad Lower Don
for a last ditch defense of the
Northern Caucasus against a
still further reinforced Axis on
slaught which overran the Donets
Basin, beat at Rostov, and
heightened the menace to Stain
grad.
United States-built planes-espe-
cially two-motor Douglas Boston
bombers-were thrown into the fight
for the Caucasus in greater numbers
than ever before on the Russian
front.
The Russians reported holding as
best they could in positions to which
they withdrew in the Novocherkassk
area, 20 miles northeast of Rostov,
and said they developed a flank at
tack against the right wing of the
Nazi Don River front at Tsimlynsk,
midway between Rostov and Stalin-
grad. (The Germans claimed the
capture Of Rostov.)
The Red Army counterattack be-
spoke the Russians determination
at any cost to keep the Caucasus
from isolation by holding the Tx
horetsk-Stalingrad rail line, last
railway link to the far southern
front.
The threat to this line was sharp
ly drawn by the Nazi advance on
Isimlyansk, just north of the Don
at q point where the river curves
within IS miles of the railway.
Axis Reinforcements Blasted.
As the Red Army battled to hold
back the invaders, Russian bombers
were attacking day and night.
pounding the Axis reinforcements
which streamed up through q great
area simmering with heat waves and
plumed with the smoke of battle.
BY night half f-moon lent its vel
low light to the fields ablaze with
fires, the red spouting flashes OF
artillery and the glow of airplane
flares.
Twelve hours after announcing the
in the Novocherkassk
zone the Soviet Information Bureau
said fighting continued there from
new positions.
Our men repulsed attacks by
superior enemy forces
IT said. I'm one narrow sector alone
the Germans lost II tanks and more
than 800 men killed"
Two attacks by German tanks and
automatic rifle men near Tsimlyansk
were repelled and Soviet units then
struck at the Nazi flank.
The Russians knocked out nine
German tanks and killed more than
400 OF the automatic rifle men, it was
declared.
Naxf Armor Formidable.
Despite considerable tank losses.
1t was evident that German armor
still was formidable.
The army newspaper Red Star
headlined:
Fighters Of the Red Army! Sum-
mon all forces to halt the enemy!
Don't let the Fascists invade the
North Caucasus!"
A Nazi objective in the drive on
the Don at Tsimlyansk is the Stalin-
grad -Rostov Railway, which forms
unoccupied Russia's sole remaining
line from the Caucasus.
A threat Of encirclement forced
Soviet troops to withdraw before
Nazi tanks and infantry marshaled
against Novocherkaask, the Soviet
Information Bureau said. The or
derly retreat, however, again denied
the Germans a break-through.
"One of our units repulsed seven
enemy attacks and killed over 1000
German officers and men," the in
formation bureau said.
Many Attacks Repulsed.
The combat force launched against
Novocherkassk was the most easterly
OF three aimed at Rostov, a city of
500 900, which Is both a Russian
(See MOSCOW, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1942-07-24
Elkton Fireworks Plant
Head Dies After BIost
BY the Associated Press.


WILMINGTON, Del, July a.
Victor Vardaro, 81, of Bear died
today in an Elkton Md hospital
Of burns which relatives here said
he received in an explosion and
fire last night at the Elkton plant
of the Alexander Vardaro Fireworks
Manufacturing Corp.
They said that Mr.. Vardaro, man.
ager of the plant which Is owned
by his father, was closing the powder
grinding room when the explosion
occurred. The fire caused extensive
damage to the plant.
Evening star., 1942-07-24

Foreign
Enemy expands hold on New Guinea
despite Allied raids. Page Al
Big ship program begun by Nazis to
ease wars pinch. Page Al
British link Hull speech with Eden's
postwar plans. Page AS
Notionol
Stone says he won't undertake rub
ber inquiry. Page Al
Higgins says maritime unit tried to
soft-pedal him. Page Al
Morgenthau hints big increases in
Y. s. tax totals. Page A-3
Hull warns neutral nations must
fight. Pare AZ
Armys nine corps areas reorganized
to save manpower. Page AS
Ford submits tire replacement plan
to Government. Page A-3
WPB will concentrate civilian man.
ufacturing activities. Page Al
Evening star., 1942-07-24
Enemy Expands Hold
On New Guinea Coast
Despite Allied Raids
Another Jap Force Londed
At Ambosi;; Planes Rout
Troops From Borees
By the Associated Press.

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS, Australia, July "a
Before the Japanese could settle
down in their newly-seized base
on the southeast coast of New
Guinea Allied airmen went to
work on them yesterday, knock
ing out the third transport in
three days, destroying shore IN
stallations and forcing frenzied
invasion troops to leap wildly
overheard from landing barges.
But despite the heavy cost the
enemy went ahead with operations
in the Coma Mission Buna area.
where a toehold was gained Wednes-
day, and a military spokesman indi-
Gated another small sea-borne jap
anese force had been put ashore at
Ambasi, 80 miles up the Papua Pen
insula coast from Buna.
Five Separate Raids Made.
Allied dive-bombers, used for the
first time against land targets in
New Guinea, and medium bombers
made hve separate raids on the
Coma Mission -Buna area and a
headquarters communique said they
started numerous fires.
A 5,000-ton fuel-laden transport
was caught squarely amidship and
set af1ame. Previously two other
transports were hit, and one OF them
sunk as the cruiser and destroyer
protected Japanese convoy moved
down the coast from Japanese held
Salamaua.
Allied fighters Joined yesterdays
attacks, skimming just above the
whitecaps to spray deadly machine
gun bursts into troop -jammed land
ing barges and the pilots related
that panic-stricken soldiers hurled
themselves into the water to escape
their fire.
Ashore, the fighters shot up ma :
chine-gun nests and silenced an
anti-aircraft battery in repeated
wave attacks. Other fighters
pounced on a small enemy ship
north OF Salamaua, itself $50 miles
northwest of Buna.
Coma Mission; where the Japanese
set up their first base on the Papuan
Peninsula, is small settlement built
around an Anglican mission. It was
the enemy's first successful penetra-
ton southwark toward Australia
since the occupation of Salamaua
and Lac last March.
Port Moresby. Allied base held by
(See AUSTRALIA, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1942-07-24
Indiunu Man Named
Lions Club President
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TORONTO, Ont, July 24.-Ed-
ward H. Paine of Michigan City,
Ind. was elected president of the
International Association of Lions
Clubs at its 26th annual convention
today.
DR.. E. G. Gill OF Roanoke, Va,
and D. A. Skeen of Salt Lake City,
Utah, were elected first and second
vice presidents respectively. and DR..
Ramiro Collazo, Havana, Cuba, the
first Latin American to become an
of1icer Of the Lions, was chosen as
third vice president.
Evening star., 1942-07-24
4 NetherIunders Shot
For Crashing Nozi Office
" TIE Associated Press.

LONDON, July 24.-The German
controlled Netherlands radio said
today four Netherlanders had been
shot by order of German military
court on charge Of having broken
into government food Office in
Amsterdam. The report was heard
by the Netherlands news agency
here.
Evening star., 1942-07-24
King Received Giffen

LONDON, July "a (P.-Rear
Admiral Robert c. Giffen, COM
mander of United States naval
force in British waters, was received
at Buckingham Palace today by
King George vi.
Evening star., 1942-07-24
Three Executed in Paris

B! the Associated Press.
VICHY, Unoccupied France, July
24.-Three persons were executed
in Paris yesterday after being con-
demned by French tribunal for a
riot IN which two policemen were
killed.
Evening star., 1942-07-24

(See HIGGINS, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1942-07-24

Late news and sports are covered on
Pages Tx and 2-X of this edition Of
Tho Star. supplementing the news Of
the regular home delivered edition.
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La gaceta., 1942-02-18
ORORTES
TRATARA DE
C~ONQUISTAR Ell CAMPEO-
NATO

Samuel ReShevsky, ell cam
pe6n de ajedrez de los Estados
Unidos, defendera su titulo en-
ell torneo bienal de la ciudad de
New York. Reshevsky, el victo-
rioso tres wees, en- los amos
1886, 1888 Y 1910, sera de nue.
vo ell favorito de los profesio-
males y aficionados.
Hace dos amos, en- ell Hotel As
tor, Reshevsky vencio, por me-
dio punto, a Reuben Fine, de
New York.
En- ell pasado agosto, jug6 de
nuevo con Fine, en- Hamilton,
por Ell campeonato del estado de
New York, y este lie derrot6.
Los mas %prominentes entire
los aspirantes, ademas de Fine
v ell campe6n, 10 son Israel Ho-
rowitz, Isaac l. Kashdap, Ar :
mold S. Denker y Albert S. Pin
kus.
I'm excsmpe6n. Abraham Kup-
La gaceta., 1942-02-18

Y un recuerdo muy LELAND
vino a su imagination, como
una oleada de frescuras...
Parecia este una mujer...
Y 81 era ash. Ique identidad
habia entire esta escena v aoue-
LA otra que vivid Pepe muchos
amos atras cuando abandon6
Madrid un dia con ell coraz6n
destrozado por otro desengano
de amor. y yendo en- direction
a su fabrica de Cercedilla. en-
contrara en- ell canine a una
pobre muchacha lindisima, pri-
vada de sentido, a una mucha-
cha que, andando ell tempo. 81
habria de saber que era NADIA
menos que SUI propia hernia
MAJ
El recuerdo de Maria de la
Cruz, la dulce y hermosa Golf.
la de Ia Gale, pas6 IN instante
por su mente.-
En- seguida. Ia realidad le hi
La gaceta., 1942-02-18

FL infeliz sufria ahora ell mis-
mo ealvario, los mismos horro-
res y las mismas angustias, que
experimental amos atras
a nuestro viejo amigo, el must
co Gustavo de la Gandara, Guam
do la infame Eulalia lie aban-
don6 con Pepino accieri.
Pero como a Gustavo, luego de
la tragedia dc Monte Carlo,
cuando Sc vic al fin fuera de
la earcel, asi comenzGba a eXpe-
rimentar ell marQuesjto ell con-
suelo v la Serenidad de la sole
dad purifieadora...
iAh, ST, lejos, lejos, lejos!..
Cuano una persona no os a
ma; cuando un ser Sc convierte
en- nuestra remora, en- nuestra
tortura, en- la peSadilla de nueS-
tros sentidos o de nueStro cora
z6n, 10 mejor, ell mejor RENE
dio, ell dnico remedio, es la au-
sencia, Ia distancia.
La gaceta., 1942-02-18
La Gaceta
TONIC TERCBR0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Por contraste, a momentos-
a cada momento, mejor dicho,
-saltaba tambien en- el cora
D6n del marques, ell recuerdo de
Agueda, de la infame, de la i'm
pura.
Els verdad que Odette, como
ella misma lie habia contado, ha
bia sido la amante de CASTOR en-
Paris, Y, por 81, habia rodado al
tango de la Gale; pero esta mu-
jer, esta muchachita francesa,
tenia un almita tierna de mu.
jercita buena, un espiritu tier.
no, y era, en- una palabra ur
ser sencillo, sin los retorcimier
La gaceta., 1942-02-18

tos Y las sombras de los seres
nacidos para ell NAL y refinadoS
luego, en- el Sentido de la infa-
mia, por la civilization.
En- Gambia Su eSposa...
ID6nde estaba?
Ell marques, al evocar la fl
gura adorada. a pesar de TODD,
la mujer blanco como un nardo,
de una belleza de azucena, te-
MIA que cerrar los ojos.
blonde estaba, d6nde esta-
bar
JAd6nde habia lido a refu-
giarse...., a esconder su indecen
cia, EN- union de aquel cinico
doctor otamendi, del NAL ami
go, al que Pope tendria algdn
dia que matar?....
iAh, la tortura del coraz6n
de un hombre bueno, cuando ha
undo su vida Y su destino y lie
ha dado su nombre a una in
munda ramera de La calle!.... ..
La gaceta., 1942-02-18
20 como d~espertar.

20 como despertar.
Forz6 de nuevo la marcia
del coche, y 10 detuvo a pocos
pasos del bulto que lie habia La
mado la atenci6n.
81; era una mUjer.
Una mujer joven, entire IN
charco de sangre.
Y, &c repente, al echar pie
a terra, Pope lanz6 un critic
de horror:
|Odette! t..
FL marques la habia recono-
edo de un modo fulminante.
Rapidamente Sc Incline sobre
ella, cogi6ndOla entire sus bra
EOS.
La traslad6 al coche, TODD es.
tremecido de horror.
solo entOnces, luago de ms.
talarla so5re Ell asiento into.
riOr, descubrieron los ojos de
Pope el revolver que yacia en- 81
canine.
La gaceta., 1942-02-18
RayNRobinson peleara con Ell cauadense Berger

peso weller, a quien derrotara
dos wees, en- Ia Ultima de elias
por nocaut.
Berger IS uno de los mas ru-
dos gladiadores de las lat IL
bras y pudiera darle a Ray una
sorpresa desagradaible.
En- ell semifinal del progra-
ma, Make Shapiro, del East
Side, tendra de contrario a Sal
Bartolo, de Boston. Sera ell ter
Ger encuentro de estos "eternos
rivales," en- las dltimas soma :
mas.
Sc batiran en- otro Bout" de
ocho asaltos, Norman Rubio, de
Albany, y Sammy Secret, de
Detroit.
La gaceta., 1942-02-18
LA GACE,rK
RAY ROBINSON PFLEA.


New York, feb. 18.-E IA
moso negrito Ray Robinson, lie
gftimo aSpirante a la corona de
las LAT libras, peleara aqui, ell
viernes por la noche, en- la Ma
olson Square Garden, con Ma
xie Berger, un canadense del
Bronx.
Sera un ma. n" a IL asaltos
a beneficio de la Fundaci6n Ma
Icional para la PARALYSIS Infan-
til.
Robinson habia esido contra
tado como adversario de "Red"
Cochrane, ell campe6n, y acept6
ell "bout" con Berger al ente-
rarse de que "Red" no podia a.
band0nar SuS deDereS como ma
rino, en- la estaci6n naval de
Newport, Rhode Island.
Arriesga Robinson en- ell com
bate no solo su posici6n como
retador, sine tambien su marca
de victorias consecutivas.
Cuando era amateur" sostu-
vo ell negrito 80 peleas y no per-
do ninguna. BESIDE que Sc con-
virti6 en- professional lleva al
canzados 81 triunfos y ninguna
derrota.
Entire sus victimas figura
Fritzie Zivic, Ell excampe6n del
La gaceta., 1942-02-18

De un brinco, Sc apoder6 del
anna.
Y un nuevo asombro Sc pinto
en- Su semblante.
isl es mi revolver !-mur-
mur6.
En- seguida salt6 de nuevo al
volante, y lanz6 ell coche como
una bala.
Dos minutes despues, esta-
ban en- ell VilliRo.
IA yer, pronto !-orden6
Ramo Florido con voz en@rgica
a la doncella que habia salido a
recibirle-; lame listed a Gu
seppe, a Gil, que venga genie.
La sehorita viene herida.
Hubo un tumulto.
Entire todos bajaron a Odet-
te' Ievandola a su linda alcobi-
Ia y echandola sobre su blan-
co lecho.
las mRjsres b deSuudsrOn.
La gaceta., 1942-02-18
Con Ell bate, IA Mascota y los E~spcjueios


tas con destino a los soldados /;
complete cooperation con las in
dustrias u organizaciones empe
nadas en- ell esfuerzo de guerra /;
daran entrada gratis a 10000
soldados.
La gaceta., 1942-02-18

Bill McKechnie, ell director de
los Rojos, estima que ell esfuer-
20 de guerra esta por encima de
la pelota.
Asi opinamos todos. La vida de
la naci6n esta por encima de to-
dos los deportes y de todos los
hombres.
La gaceta., 1942-02-18

Celebr6 anoche su primera re
union la Liga Intersocial.
Comenzara la temporada des
pues de que ell Cincinnati termi
ne sus practicas.
La gaceta., 1942-02-18

Dick Siebert no esta satisfe-
cho co mel sueldo que lie ofrecie-
ron Connie Mack.
va lie hice la Ultima propo-
sici6n--declar6 Mack. LA pue-
de aceptar o d~ejarla. No habra
otra."
La gaceta., 1942-02-18

Hasta la fecha solo dos Yam
KEGS han firmado sus contratos
Ell pitcher Vernon Gomez, ell cas-
tellano, y Ell SIS Phil Rizzuto.
ice Di Maggie figura a la ca
beza de los "alzados" de la no
vena y pide I'm sueldo superior
q S45, 900.
La gaceta., 1942-02-18

ST, senior, compre la
~pintura B. L. P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende TN King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-02-18

Gabe Paul esta satisfecho con
ell terreno y asi 10 dijo aver.
Siempre Sc ha p%rocurado com
placer a los "Rojos" de Cincin-
natl.
Bien saben Warren Giles,
Paul Y Bill que Tampa ofrece
todos los amos la Feria de Flori-
Ga, y que ell contrato ~especifica
la fecha en- que debe estar listo
el "diamante" numero /.
La gaceta., 1942-02-18

Larry MacPhail ofrece que
los Dodgers haran una mas tan
gible Y vital contribution de
guerra"
10 que Larry Sc propone ha-
GER es 10 siguiente:
Donar los ingresos de un dia
en- ell terreno de Ebbets y otrC
dia fuera de Brooklyn; COM
prar sAllos y bonos para la de
fensa; donar facilidades de RAJ
dio, carteleras, altavoces, etc.
dar tres dias e ingresos para e
fondo de comprar bates y pelo-
La gaceta., 1942-02-18

chik, tratara de ~conquistar ell
titulo. Sc da tambien por segu-
ra la participation de Sidney
Bernstein.
La gaceta., 1942-02-18

Los primeros ejercicios de los
Rojos Sc efectuaran ell viernes.
La semana pr6xima arribaran
los regulares.
Cast todos los regulares del
Cincin son hombres casados y
con hijos.
La gaceta., 1942-02-18

Pepe reoord6 unak palabras
de nuestro Queveio, cuando di-
jo: La unica defensa contra el
amor, es.... huir de el".
Porque Pope, a pesar de to-
do a pesar de sus anguStias, de
su triSteza, de Su rabia content
da a duraS penas, de su odio, q.
lie mOrdia EN- ell coraz6n, como
lCbo rabioSo, de sus recuerdos,
que lie levantaban a la vez Ell es-
tonnage Y ell alma. IA pesar de
TODD, tenia que confesarse que
seguia adorando a Agueda Cen
ci, a su mujer, a la esposa per-
jura, a la esposa traidora y fall
sa Y miserable.
o
De pronto, el marques retire.
no la Marcia de su coche.
I'm obstaculo aparecia en- la
carretera, algo ash como un
cuerpo caido.
Pepe frunci6 el COMO.
La gaceta., 1942-02-18
CON LOS GUANTES

Ell bombero Buddy Scott,
bombero de la base MacDill, ha
comprado una casa en- Tampa.
Como bombero simpatizamos
con el; como gladiator tenemos
la seguridad de que Tommy Go
mez lie vencera, 81 ell soldado de
Blanding Sc entrena debidamen
te.
No apagara Scott "los fue-
Cos" a Tommy, 81 Jose Leto lie
vigila entertainments.
SBuddy Scott piensa pagar
la casa comprada con ell dinero
que lie produzca su victoria So
bre Gomez?
LO mejor que hace Buddy, pa
ra no equivocarse, es atenerse
al sueldo de bombero.
Tommy tambien necesita COM
prarse una casa Y esta dispues-
to a mantener su popularidad
en- Tampa y sus contornos.
Cuando Scott "acoSto" a Tom
N.Y.. ell muchacho latino, "ate-
rrillado," Sc "acost6" a 81 mis-
mo.
Joe Multi, gladiator del peso
weller. vecino de Bensonhurst
tratara dec onquistar, ell pr6xi
mo sabado por la noche, su de.
Gina tercera victoria consecu.
tiva.
Sc lie ha escogido como riva
a Ernest (Gato) Robinson, d.
Jamaica.
Mike Jacobs habla de concer
tar otro match" entire Bill!
Conn, ell vencedOr de Tony Ia
lie y Lou Nova.
Conn no prob6 frente a Zal'
que merece otro encuentro col
ell campe6n Jose Luis,
Una victoria, la del excam
pe6n de las ITS libras, que Sc il
terpreta como una derrota mo
raj.
Yale lie di6 ventaja en- peso
estatura, ETC., Y Billy no consi
gui6 derribarle.
La gaceta., 1942-02-18

vlctosiano Manteiga, Editor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-22

$2,e00 to sS,e0O Q year. Wide lati- tude in planning and carrying out nursing and nursing education program is given appointees in the higher grades, There will bo nc written test, qualifications being judged solely from review of the experience, education, and train. Ing of applicants.
 Consultants will be appointed in the U, s, public health service federal security agency, ard ~'"f in the chlltlren's bureau, depart- ment of labor, ReS.Ss sd ..,.-.. who have completed a 4-yeAr col- lege course with one years special program of approved study In pub- lie health nursing, graduated from an accredited school of nursing with 0 daily average of 100 or more bed patients, and had general public health nursing supervisory e&perl- enec, may apply. Additional credit is given for tho completion of cer. tain college courses and for appro- priate experience aS instructor, con- sultant, or investigator. For posi- tons in the chlldren's bureau, addi- tlonai progressive experience in Spc. ciali7ed fields of maternal or child health Is required for the top grade; ard may be substituted for Q part of tho general experience prescribed for the other grades.
 The commission announced also that positions of assistant finger print elassifier, Si,e30 . year, will be filled in the bureau Of navigR- ton, navy department Washing ton. D. O., and possibly iil tho war department and other agencies in Washington. Applicants must have been instructed in the Henry Sys. tenn of fingerprlnt classification and have had at least 3 months of eS. perlenee In classifying, searching, and filing nngerprints under the Henry system. Proof of experience must be shown. Perfect vision is necessary, because of the severe eyestrnin involved. A practical test will be given on the Identification of basic fingerprint patterns and classification under the Henry Sys- tenn
 For both of these positions no age limits have been set. Applications will be accepted until the needs of the service have been met, and must Dc flied with the civil service commission, Washington, D. c.
 The commission has also an. nounced closing dates for the re- ceipt of applications for home eco- romiSt, any specialized field, effec. tive Auprii 2l, ard for industrial specialist, effective April 20.
 Full Information as to the re. dulrements for these examinations and application forms, may De ob. taIned from secretary Of the board of U. S. civil service examiners, ct the post office or custon1houBe in this city, or from the scrtary of the board of U. 6. civil service ex- aminers. at any first.or seeond- class post office.