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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Nv CHARLES MCGUIRE

i , ATROLMAN AMY HAIR
ROUN strapped on his re-
lSlver, got into his tunic' set has
isven-point cap at the regulation
lagle on his red head-wcll, maybe
tilted a little surveyed himself
tsitically in the mirror picked mp
s stick and walked OUT of the
'edroom.
IsHe heard Anna washing the
,Ipper-hiS observation-disclosures m
sc kitchen. His wrist watch SAID
80. He had plenty Of time 10 get
) the station six blocks away 10
sport for duty The clatter in the
ltchen stopped and Anna came
ITO the dining room.
. His heart gave a bound. as II
lways did, az the sight of thiS
lree-year wife of his. She was so
lsy 10 look az. with her blue
yes. her round face. her blue
lack hair. parted in the middle
nd caught in a knot behind, and
. .er nice rounded shape But no
s-ep of pleasure sounded m his
!. Olce.
floating again." he COM
nlained. "You get later with the
. dishes every night. II won't he
Along before you're piling them
I'm the sink till you get back
from the MOVIES
NICE SOFT NIGHT
!, al do that now" she told him
30 shamelesSly "You look so bright
= and shiny, Dan. Are YOU off?"
'Yeh. It's n nice soft night.
hope nothing happens. feel
lazy"
rH cas- II you didn't feel that way
an the time. Good night, Hon"
Z. She reached up and kissed him.
r1,4 ''Be careful, won't you. DAM"
& ~Annie," he promised solemnly.
III q burglar jumps me or a
truck driver runs me down, I'll
cali a cop and have him ar
crested"
4 That daily warning was older
tohan their marriage. He still got
= kick out of a wife warning a
Top going on duty to be careful.
RE "And. Danny" Anna added,
Asdo try and remember every
~ thing important that happens
6 tonight. You never tell me any
..fhing."
q ooh, nothing ever happens"
srhe told her. 'T'll think I'll drop
Cfin and have a talk with John
Deyins. I got lots OF time"
= Anna glanced at the clock
"Danny,n she gasped. "You'll
y be late. It's quarter TO eight.
n You'll have TO hurry"
I WATCH HAD STOPPED
Il He looked at his watch again.
[ still said 7:30. II was stopped.
Gle nearly tore the door down
c.etting out. He'd be lucky if he
bdnt get bawled out He wasn't
Chcty.
Ar As the 8 o'clock patrol right
rsiaced and marched out TO its posts,
The lieutenant said:
: "Patrolman Harroun, fall out.
4 What's the idea of reporting
: three minutes late for duty?"
= ~My watch stopped" Danny
+ gulped.
,"Yeh? Well, have IL fixed or
,eget n new one. That's no excuse.
II your record wasn't SO good,
tPd dock you n days pay. Don't
let II happen again. Dismissed.
. Beat IT,"
g His was a populous beat on the
invest side waterfront. 1t covered
fI3 by s blocks of tenements, ware
ehpuses. wharves, lofts, small stores
and garages. On its wester
boundary the river threw tiny
waves chuckling against the piers
fippling like silver in the moon
hight.
Its Inhabitants were convivial
and cosmopolitan and IL contained
rs taverns, ranging from frank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
Professor on Leave
For Naval Work
By Walt Disney
By Olsen & Johnson

EAST LANSING. Aug. 20.-Dr.
David Worcester, head Of the Eng
liSh department, IS now on leave
from Michigan State College TO do
naval intelligence work, 1t was
revealed today by President John
A. Hannah.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
NOTHING HAPPENED

The sun had been up an hour
when he got home and he walked
into the bedroom, shedding his
tunic. He looked down at Anna
and his heart bounded as it always
did at sight of her. She lay on her
side her arm flung out. He got up
on his toes and walked so warily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21

blaZcd more rculy - ne saw
Danny.
"a cop" he bawled. "a lousy
cop. Why. yOu--"
Behind him a woman crouched
on the floor. Her face was swollen.
one blackened eye was shut.
Thinking swiftly. Danny con-
sidercd whether to club the drunk
or hit him with his fist.
DRUNK ATTACKS HIM
He decided as the drunk lunged
al him. He bent, lodging the blow
and his right fist smacked against
the mans jaw. The drunk settled
heavily on the floor.
want me to take him I'm ."
he asked the woman.
"No, officer" she said, climb
ing 10 her feet. "Jim's a good
man-when he's sober. He'll be
all right now"
He'd better be. One more
peep out of either of you and he
goes on ice. You all right"
why" she smiled, call COTS
a black eye. It's easy"
He shook his head and went
down the stairs and, for the next
two hours. he was busy admoniSh-
ing tavern keepers 10 close up.
Yet from tavern keepers. bar
tenders and customers who were
friends of his, he picked up valu-
able information.
PICKED UP TIPS
Where a wanted" crook was
hiding out. a rumor about the
five men who stuck up Hammond,
the diamond merchant. The news
that Mrs. Baille had a new fur
coat and Bill Baille was getting
suspicious. And he was a bad
actor. If he caught her
He turned TO the river for a mo-
ment's rest. He walked down the
String-piece of a wharf and lit a
cigaret and sat down against a
pier-head to enjoy it.
He watched the moonlight drop
on the water and break into a
million little lights. Beauty crept
inside of him through his senses
and brought forth:
"What a swell night! What
a darb Of a night"
1T WAS A WOMAN
His cigaret slipped suddenly into
the river as a figure detached
itself from the shadow. His hand
was moving toward his gun when
he saw il was a woman.
She moved 10 the piers edge
and stood, unaware of him, gazing
down into the water He heard
her sob. He shot from the pier
head and caught her as she started
to jump. She fought him furiously
and blindly but she made no sound
Then. suddenly. she wilted in his
arms.
! II want to die" she moaned.
"Oh, LET me die"
Forget IL. sister" he snapped.
WHO are YOU To die before your
I time ."
\ He recognized her. She was
John ellis kid. a swell looking
girl of Is or so.
Listen, Hester, I'm Danny
HarrOun. You know me. And
you know where you'll go, IL
I you bump yourself Off"
\ He stared long at her and
diagnosed her trouble.
who's the guy?"
Lien Walter" she whispered.
But don't hurt him. Please"
TOOK HER HOME
II PROMISE" Danny grinned.
He knew young Walter, shifty.
eyed pool expert.
II promise you even better
than that; that you and him will
be married before tomorrow
night. Or else"
Her eyes lit with gratitude.
i ooh, thank you and God. I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21

il. It was a dead man. He flashed
his light upon it. 1t was Marty
Dane. the stool pigeon who had
told him about Eddie Rainey. lie
blew his whistle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21

watch your time? Am ! time
keeper? Anything else happen -"
"Not thing" Danny an
Swered. reaching for his other
pants leg, my beat was As quiet
as a tomb last night"
THE END
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21
MADE his ROUNDS


holes m the wall
MADE HIS ROUNDS
Danny, swinging along with the
professional cops walk, was burn
ing at the bawling out he had re-
ccycd. FIRST, he blamed the
watch. then Anna for not watch
ing the clock because she knew
what 1t meant to be late for roll
call. When he had 10 abSolYe her,
ne said. TO he'll with It, and
tried a warehouse door.
II was locked and he moved on
10 scatter a group OF young
loitererS on cigar store corner,
He completed his first round and
reported. "AlrS we'll" from a call
box He passed into the dense
shadow of a building and from
the doorway. a voice whispered:
Danny. Eddie Rainey's home.
He's NiSitin' his wife up I'm her
flat on Twelfth. Been there two
hours. You can grab him now"
"NVho are you?" Danny asked,
standing at the curb, swinging
his stick and gazing up at the
Star-Studdod sky
Marty Dane, Don't forget
me, Danny"
coke" Danny Erowled and
added 10 himself, "You rat"
Marty Dane was a Small-time
thief. who "Stooled' for future
immunity. Eddie Rainey was a
burglar. wanted" for five jobs.
Danny had known Eddie and
Mary, his wife, all their lives and
now he had to arrest him because
a stool pigeon had turned him in.
He cut through back doors and
alleys for four blocks and found
Jim Albright, his partner. The
two hurried 10 the Rainey flat,
Danny taking the front while AL
bright waited at the foot Of the
back stairs. Mary Rainey opened
the door at once TO his knock.
HAD EXPECTED THEM
Hello, Danny" she smiled.
I'VE expected you sooner. Sure.
Eddie was here. But he's gone.
Call Jim Albright and come on
i'm. 1 know he's somewhere In
the back. Come on"
So Danny went in and made a
{ borough search while Mary
watched him. And when he fin
ished. he said:
81 amt crazy about this part
Of the job, Mary. I've known
you two a long time. But you
know how II Is"
81 know" she nodded you're
swell even II you are cop. And
you never had chance To catch
Eddie here. HOw's Anna ?"
As he reported Eddie's presence,
he thought how tough il must be
to be a criminals wife Mary had
always been a fine girl. You never
knew what a woman would do fol
her man.
MIDNIGHT MEAL
AT midnight. he ate a heavy
meal al a coffee pot. Finished, he
Sauntered along a dark, quiet
street. A lonely light burned from
a third-floor flat of a tenement
and from il suddenly came the
,beast-like roar of a man, the
Sound of blow, a woman's screams
He slammed his weight against
the wobbly front door and took
three flights of stairs two at a
time. AS he arrived at the third
landing. he heard a man cursine
and a woman begging. He beat his
stick against the door.
whats goin' on in there ."
he demanded.
'None o. your damn business.
Get to -"
A stream of curses bounced
through the keyhole. The door
flung open. The man was In his
undershirt, pants and socked feet
He was drunk. His red eyes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21

Tomorrow's short story: The
Hallmark" by Louis Davidson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21

World Famous Comics! Three
pages every day In Daily De-
trOit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-21

Three Comic Pages every day
In Daily Detroit Times.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
PARA To-
GRAZ LA UNIDAD EN- CUBA

Habana, agosto 1-Se efec-
tGan aqui negociaciones entire
ell gobierno y los partidos de
oposici6n con ell fin de formar
un gobierno que pueda lograr
la unidad nacional.
Despu6s de una entrevista
entire ell presidente Batista y
los lideres de los partidos gu
b~ernamentales, Sc anunci6 que
estos partidos devolvieron al
jefe de estado su libertad de
acci6n, librandolo de compro-
misos polfticos.
La demanda en- pro de un ga
binete de guerra crece por mo
mentos.
Els dudoso, sin embargo, que
algunos grupos de oposici6n a.
cepten c~arteras en- ell gobier-
no mientras Batista sea presi-
dente.
La oposici6n demanda Sc a.
cepte una politica capaz de
hacer frente a las condolences
de guerra y afrontar la aguda
crisis economical que sobre la
isla gravita.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
los Y MATARON
A OCHO PERSONALS

Philadelphia, agosto 10-Los
rayos produjeron aver la muer-
te a ocho personals. Cuatro de
las victimas eran jardineros de
Alfred l. DuPsnt y Sc habian
refugiado debajo de un arco de
marmol. Sc llamaban Edward
O'Connell, Louis Durso, Frank
Lepore Y John Dougherthy.
Tres empleados de los labora-
torios de Sharp and Dohme mu-
rieron cuando un rayo cay6 en-
un transformador. Ellos corrian
en- busca de refugio.
I'm guarda salvavidas del Tu-
My-Seane Country Club fue la
octava victima.
I'm niho fue arrastrado por ell
aqua hacia una alcantarilla y
muri6 ahogadO.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
Sc HABIA ESCAPADO DE
LOS QUE
A SHORES

lEl fiscal del estado Duncan
declare hoy que los asesinos de-
comisionista X. d. Shores, Pc
rry AGREE Y Marcus Keel, Sc es-
caparon del asilo de locos de
ChattahOochee seis dias antes de
cometer el crimen.
Pedira el fiscal la extradici6n
de Harry Marshall Heaynerm,
detenido en- Carolina del Norte
'por haber participate en- el cri-
men, Heavier es tambien un es-
capado del manicomio.
AGREE aehaca el delito a Heav-
ner, Keel y una mujer que los
acompahaba.
En- 1882, en- la ciudad de Lake
AGREE mat6 a un policia.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
LOS MEDICOS ENTREGA-
RON HOY SUS RENUNCIAS

Una comisi6n de medicos
pertenecientes a la EDciedad
de Medicos de Visitas Sc en-
trevist6 anoche con ell DR.. Par
sons M. Garcia, director del
~sanatorio del Centre Asturia-
no, Y trat6 de entregarle las
renuncias presentadas por los
cuatro medicos de vista de esa
institution.
Ell DR.. Garcia Sc neg6 a re-
cibir las renuncias y entonces
fueron entregadas, hoy por la
manana, en- la administration
del sanatorio.
Tenemos entendido que los
medicos renunciantes dejaron
de hacer visitas en- la mahana
de hoy.
Llamamos al Centre Astu-
riano en- busca de detalles, pc
70 ell s~ecretario, Sr. Jose Con
zalez, nos dijo que NADIA podia
decirnos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
PEDRO MANISCALCo FUE
EIIECTO SECRETAlRIO DE
LA UNIONE ITALIANA

La Junta Directiva de la u
niOne Italiana, la antigua y sol
vente institution mutualista, e.
'ligi6 anoche secretario, para Gu
brir Ia vacante que produjo la
muerte del Sr. Vicente Amino
ri, al estimado joven Pedro Ma
niscalco. expresidente de la so
ciedad.
Obtuvo Maniscalco 16 votos y
Vicente Guastella, Ell expresi-
dente y persona tambien muy
querida, Ia votos.
La diferencia de dos votos
prueba que los dos cuentan con
numerosos amigos en- la podero-
sa association.
Felicitamos a Maniscalco por
la selection hecho en- SD honor y
sabemos que Guastella coopera-
RI siempre con la Unione Italia
ne y 81 nnevo s~eeretario.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

Moscu, agosto LAS tropas
nazis avanzando en- direction
del mar Azov y presionando ha-
cha ell Caucaso, pero las tropas
rojas mantienen suS lineas y dis
|ciplina. Los soldados sovieticos
que defender las hneas frente
a Stalingrado no solo r~esisten,
sino que tamlbien contraatacan.
Furiosos combates cuerpo a
cuerpo Sc libran al sureste de Ba
task, a Is millas de Rostov. Las
baterias rusas de la costa y los
marines entraron EN- acci6n al
suroeSte de BatSisk. ESto sc in
terpreta como que los invasores
sc encuentran a corta distancia
del golfo de Taganrog o en- las
inmediaciones del mar de Azov.
Los observadores ~sovieticos
~insisten en- que las columns ale
tnanas han perdido tantos hom-
bres que los jefes Sc veran obi
gados a revisar la estrategia de
la ofensiva.
"Estrella Roja" dice en- un e.
ditorial que ell ejercito rojo no
seguira retirandose; ell pueblo
no perdonara nuevas retiradas;
las defensas de la naci6n for
man una gran cadena y esta no
tiene eslabones debiles.
Ell equipo mecanizado aplas-
to centenares de hectareas de
trigo y las llamas achicharraron
los campos en- Ell ensanchamien-
to de la batalla por ell petr6leo,
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
LIGETT NOMBRADO PRI-
MER TENIENTE

AL presidente de la Camara
de Concrete de Tampa, Sr. r.
Amber Ligett, Sc lie notified
aver que ha sido nombrado pri
mer teniente de la fuerza ae-
rea.
lie substituira en- la presi-
dencia ell Sr. T.. G. Mixson, ell
vicepcesidente.
Liggett es vicepresidente
del First National Bank y Mix
son del Exchange National
Bank.
FL avance Official recibira un
entrenamiento de seis semanas
en- Miami Beach, y despues
prestara sus servicios en- uno
de los campamentos de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
Las tropas Rojas contraatacan
en- Ell sector de Stalingrado
Ell Ejercito Sovietico no seguira r~etirandose.-
Atacaron los tanques apoyados por Stormovick
-Capturados paracaidistas alemanes con
con uniformes del Ejercito Rojo

los ferrocarriles y los puertos
del Caucaso. La caballeria cosa-
ca ataca ferozmente desde las
pequenas colinas o Kurgans don
de estan sepultados los guerre-
ros de otras 6pocas.
AL nordeste. eli un area de va
rias millas de profundidad, los
tanques, apoyados por Stormo-
wick, impiden que los alemanes
.ileguen a la oriila oeste del rio,
Los invasores retrocedieron en-
varios sectoreS.
Destacamentos armados des-
truyeron dos lugares donde el
mando aleman habia establecidc
sus cuarteles. Calculase en- 1,50C
81 n1mero de muertos que sufrit
I'll SIl6lIlISO'
A pesar del fuego de los ale
names, ell mando russo logr6 pa.
sar sobre ell Don importantes re.
fuerZoS.
BESIDE Voronezh informan
que tres paracaidistas alemanes
fuerNn capturados cuando YES
tan uniformes del ejercito rojc
y tenian Recommendation falsa.
Los rusos hicieron otros dos
cruces hacia la orilla oeste de-
Alto Don, luego de abrirse CANT
no a trav6s de campos minados
y alambradas. Manifestaron los
prisioneros que la division nazi
l168 esta diezmada y destruida
la moral de la septima brigade
hGngara.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
MURIO Ell DIRECTOR DE


Murray Bay, Canada, agos-
to lima enfermedad del co
raz6n produjo aqui la muerte,
a la edad de 81 amos, a Luigi
Romanelli, un notable violinis
ia v director de orQuesta. Era
hiio de un mGsico, Jose Roma
nelli, v tocaba ell violin antes
de toner IL amos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
MURIO Ell EXPRESIDENTE
BORNO

Port Au Prince, Haiti, agos-
to 1.-Falleci6 aqui, a la edad
de 76 amos, Luis Borno, EXPIRE
sidente de la Rep1blica.
Fue ministro de Negocios
Extranjeros y ministro de su
pals en- Santo Domingo.
e. ano 1915 abog6 por la
intervention de Estados Uni
dos en- Haiti.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

decentralization y despues.....
ell caos.
Ell Tribunal Supreme de la
naci6n resolvi6 aver que ell
presidente Roosevelt actu6
dentro de sus atribuciones
cuando, por medic de un de-
creto ,dispuso que los sabotea-
dores nazis fueran juzgados
por una comisi6n militar o con
sejo de guerra.
Presidida por ell mayor ge-
neral Mccoy, la comisi6n mill
tar acordara hoy o ell lunes la
pena que debe imponerse a los
sicarios del enemigo comun.
Nosotros creemos, y no a.
postamos NADIA, que seran con-
denados a mueEte.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
FUE OPERADO Ell SIR. EVE
LILO

En- ell sanatorio del Centre
Espahol fue operado aver por
ell DR.. Winton, ell distinguido
cirujano, ell estimado amigo E.
velio Hernandez, hermanO de
nuestros queridos amigos Lo-
renzo y Casimiro Hernandez.
AL medic dia de hoy. el estado
del enfermo era satisfactorio.
Muy sinceros votos hacemOs
por su prOnto reVtableeimientO
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

ENFERMA LA SRTA.
MARIA APARICIO

Sc halla recluida en- una eli
Mica local y la asiste ell DR..
Trelles, la Srta. Maria Aparicio,
hija de nuestro antique amigo
Manuel Aparicio.
Ia enferma va mejorando
lentamente Y dentro de pocas
Semanas regresara a su hogan.
Anhelamos todos, en- esta re-
dacci6n, su complete restable-
cimiento.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

Sc encuentran va en- las is
las Aleutianas unes 10000 nj
pones.
Sabemos todos que cuando
Samuel 10 ordene seran exter-
minados.
Tenemos la obligation de man.
tener abiertos todos los CANT
nos de modo que, en- case de
ser Russia atacada por los ia
poneses, en- la Siberia, la avia-
ci6n americana pueda saltar
desde Alaska en- socorro de los
agredidos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

Los barcos rFbananeros" Sc
guiran trayendo platanos de
Cuba, Honduras Y MEXICO; pc
no tendran que ceder un espa-
clio en- sus bodegas para los ma
teriales que demanda ell esfuer
20 de guerra.
Els una buena noticia para
los hermanos Geraci y otras
companies de Tampa y la Flo
rida.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
UN GRAIL ALEMAN

Berlin, agosto M en-
el frente russo, el mayor general
Julio Won Bernauth, un experto
en- tanques. Ostentaba Ia insig-
MIA de Caballero de Ia Cruz de
Hero.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

Dsbemos ayudar a Russia con
la mayor rapidez possible.
ALA no hacen falta hon.
bres, pero ST tanques, canones
v aeroplanos.
Tenemos ell deber de envlar
no I'm tanque de cada ocho, 81
no cuatro, cinco o seis de cada
ocho.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
Mas, DOminguez y Rogue
Losmedicos de vista piden Sc acepte por ell
Centric ell requisite de la Tema
Plazo de 48 horas al DR.. Paniello para que in
grese en- la Sociedad y Sc una a ss companeros

ViSitaS de las SOciedadse de Be
neficencia, presidida por el DIR.
Juan Slverio, celebro anoche IL
ma importantisima reunion en- la
.hermosa casa de la avenida de
Ross esquina a la calle Morgan.
De los l6 medicos associates
asistieron, ademas del presiden-
to Y del DR.. Guillermo Roig, que
aotu6 de s~ecretario por jhallarse
indiSpuesto ell DIR, Manuel Pc
req, los SreS. Minardi, Mas Ire
Mes, Solano Grimal, Dominique,
Porro, Baldor, Angulo, Rogue,
Rey Y Juan Hernandez.
Ell DR.. Perez mand6 a decir
que aceptaba la decision de la
mayS :" de sus companeros.
Esta luera de Tampa ell DR..
A. A. Gonzalez v ell DR.. Ferran-
tie mand6 una excusa s~atisfacto-
ria.
lHizo historic Ell presidente de
la obra realiZada por la SOcie-
dad en- los ultimos meses aludien
do a las ventajas obtenidas por
los medicos y a la mayor coope-
raci6n dada al mutualismo local.
Cuando los sueldos fueron au-
mentados Y sc modified el bora
rio, la Sociedad qued6 reconoci-
da por las inStituciones que uti-
lizan los servicios de los medi-
cos de vista.
Fueron leidas algunas cartas
que sc cambiaron con las Socie-
dades.
Hubo palabras de elogiO para
ell Centre Espanol, que reciente
mente solucion6, de manera sa-
tisfactoria, los pequehos inciden
ties ocurridos.
Graciosamente, y en- bien de
Ia ammonia, el Centre Espanol a.
eept6 la terna para la selection
de m6dicos, mencionada en- unO
de los articulos de la SOciedad.
Cuando 81 Centre Espahol le
di6 ingreso al DR.. ROig, 10 hizo
bajo una terna que la Sociedad
le mandara, compuesta por los
ORES. Roig, Rey y Hernandez.
Fue escogidS ell medico que ell
Centre deseaba, el DR.. Roig.
Mas tarde Sc pidi6 otro medi-
co y Sc lie mand6 una terna COM
puesta por los Ores. Hernandez,
Mas y Rogue, siendo acceptable ell
DIR. Hernandez.
La Clinica La Popular-B Bon
dad le do inRreso a un medico y
We 10 remiti6 una terna tornado
por los ORES Mas, Rogue y An
gulo. FL director de la Clinica
escogi6 al DR.. Mas.
Estando asi las cosas, a Cen
tro A%sturiano, segGn Ell informe
que 70 di6 a conocer, resolvi6
dar una plaza de medico al DR..
S. Paniello, que acababa de re-
nunciar la direction del sanato-
rio del Centre Espanol. sin solici
tar una terna de la Sociedad.
Sc le inform6 a una comisi6n
ie la directiva del Centre que ell
DR.. Paniello no estaba asociado
7 que tampoco Sc habia recono-
lido el principle de la terna,
nencionado en- uno de los articu
os def reglamento de los medi-
,os.
Contest6 81 Centre que igno-
la e~xistencia del articulo y
70 nombraron comisiones para
,cnferenciar con algunos MEM
pros de la Junta DIRECTIVE.
Integraron la Ultima comisi6n
Iue Sc entrevist6 con el presi-
Sr. jose A.. Gonzalez, los
Ores. Roig, Rey, Silverio y los
medicos de vista del Cen
70.
los mkdieOs prCpUHierOn Ssta
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

Ell filipino Mimo de Guzman
un agente de los japoneses, for
maba una Quinta Columna en-
tire los negros americanos.
En- este case la TRACTION sera
implacablemente castigada.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

Una congratulaci6n para ell
buen amigo Pedro Maniscal-
co, electo aver secretario de la
Unione Italiana.
Excelente era tambien ell o.
tro candidate, ell antique ami
90 Vicente Gusatella.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

Las brillantes luces de nues
tras principales GALES no Sc en-
cenderan esta noche, nj en- las
noches sucesivas.
Apagados seran tambien to-
dos los carteles luminicos.
Sc trata de evitar que ell res
plandor de las luces de la ciu-
dad "facilite" a los submari-
nos alemanes ell hundir barcos
mercantes cerca de las costas.
iAhora bien, ell secretario
de marina Knox afirma que va
ell enemigo no puede hundir
vapores dentro de una distan-
ella de so millas de terra!
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

La discipline es imprescin-
dible en- los cuerpos armados
v necesaria en- las sociedades
v organizaciones obreras.
Sin discipline sObreviene la
La gaceta., 1942-08-01
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias diseminadas. Tempe
ratura minima, a las 5 de la ma
hana. " grados>
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

La oficina de racionamiento
local lie di6 a un medico de las
sociedades latinas, que vista
ounce o veinte enfermos cada
dfa, 715 galones de gasolina
para una semana de trabajo.
iiTendra que comprar una
bicicleta Y un caballo para Gin
co de los siete dias de la Sc
mana!
Los siete galones no lie bas-
tan para dos dias.
La gaceta., 1942-08-01

FL amigo Maxwell lie llam6
dictator" a Won Horn, GUAM
do este lider orden6 la otra
suspension.
En- esta "racha" de suspen-
stones lie tocara defender a la
"dictadura."