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Evening star., 1942-05-18
Baltimore Livestock

BALTIMORE, May IS R-tUnltsd
States Department Of Asriculture)'-ll
Cattiew575, including e5 holdeycrs: cat.
tie very active; steers strong to 25 hisher:
greatest advances on in-between GRADES;
two small lots choice grade 92O-pounn,
yesrlings, 1928, the market top; small
lots good to choice grades weighing 7s9.
I,I65 pounds, l3;s5-l4 90: 5000 grace
steers Weighing 900-1 $50 pounds 1919:
1855: medium grade steers. Sl3.i'o90
hounds, l250-60: cows, 10-15 higher. IN
some instances 25 higher: medium grace
cows sold from 1O.0O-10.50; Gamer; cutter
and common grade cows sold largely from
7O0-975; very few under 7.5O buils Iulty
steady; good grade sausage bulls, 30
1I.25: medium srades, lo.2o-7o: small lot
Calves-35O. Steady; good TO choiee.
15.O0-5O: common to medium II G0-l4 30:
few head light weight Gull grade DOWN
xsEma q to 500: very few selling under
Hogs-l,5oo. Steady with Friday; pfse,
ge91nssso 14ss5S 19o-6so dsao pounsa4io sa4ossd ssd
pounds. 13.sO-14.05: l40- 90 pounSans,
13.65-s0: 260-300 pounds, 13 ;60-s5: 80
$40 pounds. 13S5-50: 120-l3o pounos'
13. .1o-40; packing sows, 12.10-l 70.
Sheep-4o0. Steady: good TO eholoe
grades, f0-S2-pound spring lambs, 1900
so: medium to good grade. 1913 pounds'
14.75-15.15: medium grade, 10-74 pounds.
14.5O-75: few head sheep, $50.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Washington Produce

BUTTER-93 score, tubs. 20; u, ] ,-pouno
tubs. 3s4; l-pound prints, 3S2.' 't-poundd
prints, 39H: 81 score. tubs, 80 50 poufn166 90
prints, 3s94; A-pound prints, 3ssi+' ~
score. tubs SO; 1-pound prints 5s123a ~.
pound prints, 80: 50 score. tubs 80
1opound prints, 3sA; A-pound pirts prints'
3sss: ss Score, tubs 81; 1-pound prints
37I5: i.-pound prints IS. ,.
From Agricultural Marketing Admlnls-
tration. Prices paid net TO B. Wsshi1st9}n = }nI
EGGS-Market steady: Prices psia frnn, o11
Federal-State graded eggs [eeeiNeo IroSi
grading stations May 1s): Whites: y g
sxtras, large, 32-35; average "a Y. ?.
extras, medium, 29-31: averase. 301a' ~:
s. standards, large, 30-32; average. 81
8 s. standards. medium. 1890: average,
SeIs: q S. trades. 1928 average. -
BgoWns: U. S. extra. large, 81 -33; average
81? u S. extras. medium. 29-3l: average
2e1s; U. IS. STANDARDS large ,s9inrn s9r21
27Ia-59: average rs; y. 8. trades,
Nearby unsraded eggs; Current receip,s:
Whites. 27-2s: mixed colors, 25.21. Re
ceipts, Government graded eggs, I22 cases:
LIVE POULTRY-Market hrm, FOWL;
Coiored, 4 pounds and up. 21-22 mostly
1s; No Is. 1o-i9 BOOSTERS, l5-le: chickdi
crosses broilers and fryers, all sizes %
23h: No. 2s "A: Reds, 20-21 LeSnno15Ihs'
20. TURKEYS: Old toms. Is; hens, 2O-2l.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
New Carnegie-|||in
Facilities 10 Triple
Tank Armor Output
Big Production Rise
To Be Accomplished
By End Of Year
BY the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, May 1S-Car-
negie- Illinios Steel Corps produc-
tion OF tank armor will be tripled
by the end of the year with the
completion of new facilities, Corpor-
alton President j. l.. Perry reported
today.
The facilities, costing 5000, 900,
will be installed in a former tin
mill which was converted to pro-
duction of tank arrnor early in l94l
after 40 years operation as a tin
mill.
Each tank armor set produced by
the plant consists of more than 80
individual pieces Of heat-treated
prefabricated armor plate which are
shipped to tank arsenals for as
sembly.
The expansion program includes
installation of 10 heat-treating
furnaces, three plate-quenching
tanks, 18 shape cutting
machines and 81 f1ame-softening
machines.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Vast Farm Production
Already Attained,
Official Reports
A. A. A. Chief Reveals
Hourly Averages for
Important Staples
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, May 1s.-Agricultural
Assembly line" production figures
of an astronomical character de-
picted today the gigantic wartime
production of food products by
Americas 6,000,000 farmers.
Every hour the American farm
plant is turning out 6,486, 900 quarts
of milk. 5.236, 900 eggs, 1874 carloads
of hogs, or enough to fill thirty-two
l0o-car trainloads, a day; SO car
loads Of beef and veal, 40 tons of
peanut oil, So tons of soybean oil.
The figures were given by Fred S.
Wallace, chief Of the Agricultural
Adjustment Agency, in an address
before a meeting Of all the State
A. A. A. chairmen, assembled to
outline the 1943 production program.
And I want to emphasize that
those hourly production totals are
coming of the farm assembly line
"a hours a day and 365 days year, "
Wallace said
Farmers began the wartime pro-
duction program April 3, l94l, ne
said, and last fall set 1912 production
soals, but revised them after Pearl
Harbor, with the result that I'VE
know the 1912 production goals will
be met for practically all crops and
We will go over them in many crops"
Wallace said this years produc-
ton program was "the greatest and
the wisest" in the history OF the
Nation, wisest because agriculture
was producing only the things
actually needed and curtailing
crops less essential to the war effort.
The Nation has 100000 900
bushels of wheat on hand, enough
to last two years without further
production, he said, and supplies Of
corn and other feed crops also are
at high levels despite the fact feed
ing has been at a record rate in the
past year. There are l4,500,000
bales of cotton on hand and the
Nation Is steadily building up sup
plies Of dairy products and con-
centrated foods, he added.
Wallace said that the increases,
alone of milk, were enough to float
the whole United States Navy.
Eve are able to produce so
abundantly because We have a
flexible farm program, an adjust
ment program, ever ready to pro-
duce according to need and because
it is a program run by farmers
themselves" Wallace said.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Sperm Oil Supplies
Taken Over by w. P. B.

BY the AIsociated Press.
The War Production Board has
taken control over distribution of
supplies Of sperm oil, important in
war production as q lubricant for
breaking in motors, making machine
tools. rifiing guns and in leather
tanning.
Difdculty in operating whaling
boats has made strict conservation
Of available supplies necessary, w. P.
B. said. Beginning Immediately, the
oil, derived from whales, will be
allocated by w. p. B. and, effective
May 81, all persons having a thou
sand pounds or more In stock must
report 1t to the Government.
Evening star., 1942-05-18

termine the most important. Steel
makers are not in q position to per-
form this function and the question
increasingly Is being put up to the
w. P. B. for solution.
plates constitute the most needed
item, shipbuilding taking by far the
largest portion. New shipyards com
ing into production are increasing
this demand =.
Scrap supply continues at the
more satisfactory level Of the past
several weeks"
Evening star., 1942-05-18

Unit OF trtdlnf, 10 shtfts. IN Udnk !.
ruptcy or receivership or being reorsaniIed
under Bankruptcy Act, or securities as
sumed by such COMPANIES. Rates OF divi;;
dends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not included. Xd Ex dividend. xr *
rights Also extra or extras. d Cash or
stock. Declared or 5aid so far this year.
PAYABLE in stock EPaid last year. b Pay
able in Canadian funds Accumulated
dividends paid OF declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Deliveries Curtuiled

Conforming with the plans Of
Government agencies to conserve
rubber and gasoline, the Washing
ton branch of the Globe Brewing
Co. will be closed on Wednesdays
for an indefinite period, according
to L. D. Stephens, Washington
Branch manager.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Crude Oil Prices

TULSA. Okla. May Is R.-Base crude
eil prices: Mid-eontinent area, Illinois,
North sasV:s esnf: sf:' .ss
West Central Texas. gYsyity scale, 81 cents
TO III; East Texas. 81. is: West Texas
Louisiana-Arkansas. grayity scale. 6s cents
to 81 80.
Rocky Mountain area, Salt Creek, Kyo.,
gravity scale, 90 cents to S1.2O.
ford d-AlleEheny), $500; same Erade IN
southwest Pennsylvania lines, S2.65: same
rade in Eureka lines, So 50; Corning,
Evening star., 1942-05-18
| d. Pont Votes
| Dividend of 81
On Common
BY the Associated Press.

6J lIIc HoSUNldttu EEtse'
NEW YORK, May lS.-E, I. du
Pont de Nemours g. CO. today de-
clared a dividend of ST a share on
the common stock. reduction OF
Is cents from the previous payments
on March H. In 1941 four dividends
og SITS each were paid.
Today's dividend is payable June
13 to stock of record May Is.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Dividend Is Declared

NEW YORK. May 1S (SpeciaD -
Directors Of Powdrell g. Alexander,
Inc, have declared a dividend of Is
cents q share on the common stock.
payable June IS to stockholders OF
record June !.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Money Market

NEW YORK. May Is OP.-car money
paper, >. per cent. Time loans steady: So
30 days, IA; 4-6 months, "a per cent;
bankers ,aceeptances UNCHANGED: 5000
cent; 5-6 months, Sal. per cent Re-
discount rate. New York Reserve Bank.
mar cent
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Capital Transit Colo at 20.
Evening star., 1942-05-18

.Ex dividend. + Plus, extras. ePaio no
. Tar this y:rn.r year e. 90 81 fs4i sS1Ta' 1890
eXtIs 51c extra. m ST so extra (p)
paid In Ie41. (y) $1,000 extra.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY.

Ter RI & W cp 1st 4h.s 1e4s 1921
Evening star., 1942-05-18
BONDS

PUBLIC UTILITY.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
CA-L- BY Prfvofs Wire
SCOCkS Direct to II. ster
SrocE ana q

STOCK ana Gales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High Low. Close.
Alum Co pf t6) - SOS l02 l02 l02
Aluminium Ltd ths) 250s 76N 76h 76%
Am Boz (.26g) .- Az ~ ~
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02

ballot boxes show there IS no doubt
about the Iulure Of democracy in
Chile Our advcrsaricS must rec
cgnilc defeat and work for the
country in tho face of hard times
the @W VIII bring US
He sand his cabinet would be
broadcnCd 10 include most political
factions.
\ ihW1 CANDIDATE. HumbCrtO Val
enZuela. gas-fitter who ran on
tho workers revolutionary party
ticket. received only a few votes.
Rio VIII be Cnllc's second Lcftiai
president He Waa elected by a
greater majority than the other,
the late Aguirre Cerda Since
Aeurrr Ccrda S death Dr JcrOnim0
Mcndcz has been acting president
I--LOST, FOUND, ESTRAY
LOST SATURDAY morning, ladies
white gold Hamilton wrist watch.
black cord bracelet Reward for
return. PHI. Fave Burke 527-R.
PERSON KNOWN who took
Hoover vacuum cleaner in front
OF Imperial Hardware store Sat.
nipht. Return at once. no ques-
tionS asked. 2-2u
2-Personals, Special Notices
WANTED: DrcsSmaking, machine
buttOnhollng Alterations and re-
lining. Mrs. Humphreys, 1929 FL
Dorado Ave. @-13
ORANGES -- GRAPEFRUIT for
sale on Mulligan ranch AZ mi.
w. on S. d. Hiway, no side. 1-21tf
INCOME TAX time is near. Re-
member in that emergency you
can get loan on your car to
meet this tax. Robertson &
Duringer, 7th and Main, El Cen
trO
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
BY BRYDoN TAVES

MELBOURNE. Australia, Feb .
(UPl-J Japanese invasion troops
have fought their way to the vicin-
itY of the great airdomc on AM
boina island, the Netherlands East
Indies naval and air force base 600
miles north Of Australia, it was re-
ported officially today. japanese
planes opened a fcrocious new at.
tack on the islands in the Austral-
ian defense zone.
Australian royal ar force pilots
who made reconnaissance flights
over the AmbOina area, reported
the apparent advance Of tho Jap
ancse despite fierce Dutch rCsis-
tancc.
CommuniQucs of the Australian
Air ministry reported Japanese air
jlanc attacks ON Koepang air
Ilome, on Netherlands Timor is
land $50 miles northwest of Port
Darwin, the only naval base on
the north coast of Australia, and
savage attacKs on Salamua, Wau
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
Jdps Near Great
Dutch Navy Bose

and BulOlO in New Guinea 40
miles northeast of Cape York on
the Australian northeast coast.
Japanese planes bombed ship
ping in the Soemba Strait south OF
Koepang, but scored no hits.
one person was killed and one
wounded in the raid on Wau.
A special communiquc said Jap
anesc planes had raidcd tiny TuI-
agi island in the Solomons 1850
miles cast o. Australia but that no
report had been received OF CASUAL
ties or damage.
Australian planes raldcd Rabaul,
or New Britain in the BlSmarcka
east of New Guinea and Int al
least ono japanese ship III the bay,
a communique reported.
Refugees who reached Australia
from Rabaul reported that before
the retired to the hills Australian
mlitamen had succeeded in de
Stroying everything of military val
uc including the airdOmc.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
Japanese Confirm
Marshall Attack

TOKYO. Feb. ?. -,Oflical broad
cast recorded by UP in san Fran
cisco. Imperial Japanese head
quarters said tonight American
naval units attacked Japanese bases
in the Marshall islands early Sun
dy morning, causing slight dam
age before the raiders were re
pulsed"
The attacking fleet consisted of
cruisers, deStroycrs and an aircraft
carrier. the cOmmunique said. One
of the American heavy cruisers
suffered direct hit and was set
attire, while "One small Japanese
auxiliary vessel was damaged
slightly, headquarters announced.
The japanese claimed that 9TH
or japanese ships and military in
stallations in the islands were not
damaged and that japanese losses
totalled % killed and wounded.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
LOST, FOUND, ESTRAY
2-PersonaIs. Special Notices

WANTED: DrcSSmaking, machine
buttOnhOllng Alterations and re-
lining. Mrs. Humphreys, 1929 FL
Dorado Ave. 2-13
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
Roosevelt Asks
loan For China

WASHINGTON. Feb. ;. UPl=
President Roosevelt today asked
Congress to approve Il $5OO,O90 900
loan to China
MIR. Roosevelt made the request
in a letter to Speaker sam RAY
burn asking that congress approve
tie necessary legislation.
White House Secretary r Early
disclosed that Secretary of Treas
ury Henry Moracnthau Jr. and
Federal Loan Administrator Jesse
H. Jones met Saturday with Rcpub-
lican and Democratic congressional
leaders.
From the conference came an
agreement by leaders of both par
ties on the request and Rayburn
was expected to have a resolution
introduced in the house immedi-
atcly, Early said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
Henderson Given
Formal Nomination

WASHINGTON, Feb. ,. up
President Roosevelt today formally
nominated Leon Henderson rs price
control administrator.
Tho nomination was in accordance
with the neW price control law
signed by the President last week.
which requires that the admins
traitor be confirmed by the senate.
Henderson has been serving as price
administrator under presidential
appointment without confirmation
since last April.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02

GOING INTO TIE ARMY!
Must sell equity III clean 1910
Plymouth deluxe 4-door sedan.
In Al condition. No trade ms.
See at 1926 Main.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
28-FARM PRODUCTS

700 LBS of No. common Yuma
alfalfa seed. 25c per lD. John G.
Christensen RI, b, 263. Pin.
87OG-J-4. p
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
Call 300 for Speedy Results!

Chile's hemisphere defense obliga-
tions. He was supported also by
the conservative and liberal parties
and his own independent national
iSt movement
Rios. whose followers had warned
that Tbancz election would mean
wholesale dcportations such as Oc-
Cured when he WAS provisional
president from 1927 to 1881, was
supported by the radical, demo
cratic. socialist, agarian and falan-
pist mot associated with the Span
i,h falangiSU parties.
Speaking to the nation by radio
last night, Rios said.
Now the struggle has ended. The
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
Chilean Voter S Deliver
Critical Blow A. Axis

SANIlAGO, Chile, Feb. up
The election Of Juan Antonio
Rios, presidential candidate of tho
'Antl-FaSciSt Democratic front
was regarded today as triumph
for Chlle's pro-Democratic forcc,.
and observers predicted one of the
first acts of Us regime would be-
to ScvCr all relations with the axis
powers.
Rios a radical party member,
defeated lis RiGhtcst opponent.
Gen. Carlos Ibancz Del Campo. by
i5.945 votes in yesterdays clcc-
tiOn-Which was one of the quiet
est in many years. Within GO day.
hc will be maugWatcd for six
year term, succeeding Pedro Aguirc
Cerda who died in November.
VOTE AGAINST AXIS
Rio, campaigncd mainly ON an
anti-Fascist platform and his vote
OF 257 $40 against 202,035 for IbanCZ
was regarded as a mandate against
Germany, Italy and Japan. In view
Of his sweeping triumph and his
States and its allies. many obScrV-
CrS believed Chile soon would break
with the axis in accordance with
the resolution approved at the Rio
ID" Janciro conference Of foreign
ministers. Nineteen American ma
tionS already have severed relations
with the axis, leaving Chile and
Argentina the only hold-outS.
Although Ibancz denied aXis sym
EothicS. his opponents declared re-
reatcdly that he favored ii. His
supporters included the popular
socialist vanguard dhe Chilean
Nazis1 whose leader, Jorge Con
1alcS Won Marees, accompanied Ib-
anez when he went to the polls.
WAS ANTI-RED
lbanez campaigned on an anti
Communist platform, and had
avoWcd friendship for the United
States and pledged fulfillment of
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
27-FARM IMPLEMENTS

WE ARE representatives for the
Nichol., Bale hoader. Place your
order today FL CENTRO TRAC-
TOR CO. imp rial Ave. at Rail
road
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
l3-ROOMS FOR RENT

LARGE AIRY room close in. Cen
tIeman preferred. 735 Olive. . )
VERY DESIRABLE room with
twin beds. Close in 500 Olive > !
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
EGYPTIAN CABINET
RESIGNS AT CAIRO

CAIRO, Feb. ,. CUP)-Thc EgYp-
tian cabinet resigned today The
government was headed by Hussen
Sirry PaSha, who first was named
Premier on Nov. IS 1910. The most
recent cabinet reorganization oc-
CURED last Aug. 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
2q-.LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE Holstcin COW Inst fresh.
Some mixed hay i'll bales. Good
dry stock feed, miles cast OF
Holtville on Yuma highway. J.
p. Boros.
200 COWS $50. 200 cows. calves by
side $78 ECO calfv Shorthorn
Hcrfords. > lr olds $50; 700 steers
$40 and SAB. 300 native White
taco calves l2c. r {. Morgan,
Barbara worth Hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
l8-Country Properly for Sale

HE DUMBEST will learn some
thlhg in 28 years at one Job. Let
me help you buy, sell, lease good
Iafm land. Hancock, the Farm
Land Man T. mi west of
courthouse. Phi. $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02

FACTORY BUILT trailer house.
priced for immediate sale Os-
borne Trailer Park, i. mi. out
Foltylile highway. PA
La gaceta., 1942-04-10

resiStencia hasta que sus hon.
bres no puedan seguir comba-
tiendo.
Estimase que la mayor par
tie del ejercito de Batan Sc sal
v6 a TEMPO, cruzando a Co.
rregidor. Sc habia Vcalculado
en- 36,853 hombres ell ejercito
lipino-norteamericano.
FL mando japones retirara
parte de las fuerzas de Luz6n
para utilizarlas en- otra parte.
Comentando hoy en- Mel
bourne, Australia, ell resultado
de la campana de Batan, ell ge
neral Macarthur dijo: "Nin-
gun ejercito jamas hizo tanto
con tan POGO"
ia fuerza de Batan comba
tic hasta ell fin"
"A las llorosas madres de
los muertos 20 solo tengo que
decirles que ell halo de sacri-
ficio de JESUS ell Nazareno ha
descendido sobre sus hijos y
que Dios los ha recogido en-
sus brazos."
La gaceta., 1942-04-10
Las embarcaclones torpederas
hundieron I'm crucero japones
Corregidor c~ontinua resistiendo los ataques de
los nipones. = Mac Arthur dice que jamas min
gun e~jercito peleo mejor

Washington, abril 10I-La
Secretaria de Ia Guerra infor-
ma que embarcaciones torpe-
deras americans hundieron
un crucero japones frente a Ce
bu, en- la parte central de las
Filipinas. Aparentemente ell
fuego ha cesado en- la peninsu
la de Batan.
Creese que la fortaleza del
Corregidor continda resistien-
do ell tremendo bombardeo de
la aviaci6n japonesa.
Toxic dice que la batalla
de Batan ha sido canada.
Los bombarderos nipones "a
tacaron dos veces a Corregi-
dor, aver, e iniciaron incendios
que extendieron una cortina
de hume sobre la bahia de Ma
Mia.
Las comunicaciones con la
fortaleza Sc mantienen por me
dio de la radio.
En- las esferas oficiales Sc
opina que ell general Vain
wright tratara de conservar la
La gaceta., 1942-04-10
LOS "RECLUTAMIENTOS PA
RIA Ell EJERCITO

La estaci6n de reol Il amiento
del eiercito, situada en- % cliff
clio del correo, acept6 aver a es-
tos ciudadanos; Asher +. Duke,
de so amos, tabaquero; Charles
/. Pounds, de al ancs, un lena
dor; Huey d. Brown, ingeniero,
Francis w. Parker, banquero de
.hipotecas; William VI. Teter,
mecanico, 81 amos; Randolph w
MCGEE, %; Victor w. Pearce,
81; Perham Mill; Charles A.
Doll, Leland c. Childers, Benja-
min f. CounseNman, James J.
Fussell, y Herbert w. Schultz.
Empezaran a ser aceptados
'hombres para la reserva del
'cuerpo de sehales. Sc les permit
tira asistir q una escuela duran
tie seis meses Y prepararse para
radio e.ectricistas, cperadores
de radio, reparadores de instru-
mentos, instaladores, coreros
de cables Y Iineas telef6nicas,
La gaceta., 1942-04-10
La aviacion aliada toma la ofensiva
en- los Antipodas
japoeses hundieron ell portaaviones britanico
Hermes. Londres dice que ell Eje esta cerca
de la superioridad numerical en- ell mar

ia la ventaja en- cahones y ban
cos. No desperdiciara ell Eje
la oportunidad de apoderarse
de la escuadra francesa para
combinarla con la italiana y
tomar la ofensiva contra Egip-
to y punto al este, y asi prepa-
rar ell canine para un golpe
de flanco contra Russia, en- ell
Cacaso. Los grandes buques
de los nazis, ell acorazado Tir-
pitt v los cruceros de batalla
Scharnhordt y G~neisenau, jun
to con la flota italiana de com
bate Y toda Ia primera Inca
de la escuadra japonesa, estan
siendo cuidados con ell mayor
esmero para las grandes bata-
Has en- ell Atlantico y en- ell Ia
cifico.
La gaceta., 1942-04-10

Moscu, abril 10.-Las tro-
pas sovieticas recibieron aver
ell primer impacto de la ofen-
silva de primavera de los ma
zis, a 10 largo de TODD ell fren-
tie, incluyendo un ataque de
tanques en- la Crimea.
Los alemanes empiezan va
a lamar poderosos grupos de
nuevos tanques y aviones de pi
cada, junto con reservas ascen
denies a millones de hombres.
De un grupo de Glen tan
ques, en- la Crimea, ell enemigo
perdi6 80. Ocho fueron eaptu-
radios en- condolences para ser
utilizados.
Una punta de lama penetr6
en- las po%siciones rojas, pero.
los tanques y la infanteria la
rodearon, limpiando ell salien-
tie y cerrando la brecha.
Nuevas divisiones rusas Sc
concentran detras del frente
de la Ukrania, mandadas por
ell mariscal Voroshiloff.
Los alemanes pintan de YER
de su stanques, con ell fin de
que Sc confundan con ell folla
je.
Todos los nuevos ataques
del enemigo han sido rechaza-
dos.
Ell transito ferrocarrilero
hasta Leningrado acaba de ser
reStablecido por ell ejercito ru-
so.
Una delegation de la RepG-
blica Soviet del Kirghiz, en- ell
Asia Central, ha llegado a Lee
ningrado con trenes cargados
de regalos. Los soldados rojos
parecen haber limpiado ell ra-
ferroviario que Sc extien-
de por ell este hacia Tikhvin y
Vologda.
La gaceta., 1942-04-10
LA FIESTA DE LOS LEALES
SERA Elm Ell CLUB DE PIS-
TOLA DE LA POIICIA

Jer6nimo Gonzalez, el secre-
tariO de los Caballeros Leales
nos comunica que ell gran Picnic
de esta poderosa logia, sehalado
para 81 dia "a de mayo, Sc efec-
en- el Club de Pistola de la
Pclicia, como ell aho pasado.
T0das las secciones trabajan
va en- la organization.
Ademas del acostumbrado al
muerzO, tOcaran las orquestas
Don Francisco y La Sonora.
Hasta las 8 de la n.che Sc bal
lara.