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Evening star., 1942-05-22
Child BIeeds 10 Death
In Grandmother's S Arms

AS he moved slightly backward In
better focus of camera held by his
grandmother, 2-year-old Thomas
Howell fell and severed his jugular
vein on glass globe in a flower
garden yesterday. He bled to death
from the wound.
The boy was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyrlls j. Howell. who recently
moved from Washington to Flush
ing, N. Y.
Thomas was visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Isabel Thompson, 1884
Farragut street NV, where the
tragedy occurred.
The child fell face down on the
ornamental globe. which was on a
small pedestal. Picking him up from
the shattered glass, Mrs. Thompson
attempted unSuccessfully to stop the
flow of blood. He was dead when an
ambulance physician arrived
Deputy Coroner Christopher F.
Murphy issued certificate of &C
cidental death.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Conferees Hit Snaq
On Defense Housinq
Bill for District
House Group Rejects
$l3,5W, 900 Item
For FomiIy Units
The House will be asked Monday

The House will be asked Monday
by a Conference Committee to in
sist on disagreement with a Senate
amendment adding s13,5OO,O0O for
family units to the s29,500. 900 Dis
trict housing appropriation which
the House passed.
This means that If the report of
the conferees is accepted, the ap-
preparation, originally $4,000, 900,
will go back to conference with the
Senate in a further effort at COM
promise.
The conferees of the two Houses
met yesterday afternoon, but re-
manned deadlocked over the item
for family dwellings. The House
had deleted the entire appropriation
for family housing from the meas
ure when it cut the total from $780,
600, 900 to s29, 100000.
Dormitories Included.
Chairman Cannon of the House
Appropriations Committee then
drafted a report recommending that
the House insist on its position.
Earlier yesterday the House
promptly sent the appropriation to
conference when 1t came from the
Senate with the total raised to $43,-
100000.
The House conferees accepted sew
eral minor Senate amendments. but
refused to agree to the $l3, $500, 900
allotment.
The appropriation, otherwise, con-
tains $4,000, 900 for dormitories for
single war workers and $17,500,000
for water, sewers, medical facilities
and other public works necessary to
the housing developments. The Sen
ate did not change these items as
they came from the House
Shouldn't Bring Families.
House leaders were reported will
ing to raise the appropriation for
dormitories if necessary, but still
were firmly opposed to building
family apartments with public
funds, contending that war workers
coming to Washington should not
bring their families.
The appropriation was designed
to carry out an authorization Of
100000 for District housing
which Congress approved in April.
The authorization called for $780,
OOO, 900 for housing construction and
$20,00O,000 for attendant public
works. These sums were recon-
mended by President Roosevelt and
the Budget Bureau.
Both houses Of Congress recessed
over the week end yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
W. U. Opposes Bill
To Extend D. {. Boundary
Ry A staff CORRESPONDENT Of The star.

BY q Staff Correspondent OF Inc otar.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May o.
Unanimous opposition to the Nc
Carran bill to place Arlington
County and a part of Alexandria
within the District of Columbia was
voted at the semiannual institute
of the Alexandria-Arlingt County
women's Christian Temperance
Union yesterday in the Washington
Street Methodist Church.
The group based its objections
on disapproval of extending the
districts liquor regulations to the
virginia shore Of the Potomac River
and also cited disfranchisement OF
voters.
The group claimed that If the
area was ceded back to the District
the residents would lose all power
to choose their governing officials
and would be defenseless IN at
tempting to secure law enforcement.
Mrs. Amy c. Weech, State w. G.
T. U, president, and Mrs. 1ral Stout
of Washington were the speakers.
Mrs. Ruth Burke Of Arlington, pres
ident, presided.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
T.. T.. T.. Camp
Becomes State
Defense School
Virginia, Maryland,
Pennsylvania Units
To Go to Gorrett Park

The abandoned Civilian Conser-
vation Corps camp at Garrett Park,
Md, has been converted into a
training school for State defense
units, Sd Corps Area officials an
nounced today.
Off1cers and men of home defense
forces of three States will be given
instructions in various phases Of
warfare at the school, which will
open June IS, the Associated Press
reported.
The internal security branch of
the Army's Sd Corps Area head
quarters said units of the Virginia
Protective Force, the PENNSYLVANIA
Reserve Defense Corps and the
Maryland State Guard would attend
the school.
There will be $50 men in each
class, which will be conducted in a
series six days each week. GROUPS
OF 80 men from each of the three
States will attend each class.
Army instructors will conduct the
courses, which include administra-
ton, orders, training schedules.
tactics, chemical warfare. field en-.
gineering, sanitation and other sub
jects.
Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord.
Sd Corps Area commander, ap-
pointed 1t. Col. Lucius Nick.
Crumrlne commandant of the
school and Maj. Thomas L. Rich
executive officer.
In Richmond it was announced
that the plans will require revision
OF original arrangements to send
approximately 500 V. P. F. officers
and men to two summer training
sessions at V. M. I. in June. Adjt.
Gen. S. Gardner Waller said so
far as he knew at present those
not sent to the Army school would
go ahead with their training at
Lexington. The matter is being
considered by Gov. Darden
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Dickinson to Honor
Pastor Interned by Nuzis
,v the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CARLISLE, Pa. May 22-Dick-
inson College will confer an hon.
orary degree, in absentia, on the
Rev. Gather P. Warfleld of Rock
vile, Md, Methodist clergyman in
termed in Germany for the duration
of the war, President Fred P. Cor
son announced yesterday.
Mr.. Warfield was graduated from
Dickinson In 1917 and was In War
saw when Poland was conquered. He
will be given the title of doctor Of
divinity.
Other honorary degrees to be
conferred at the 169th commence
ment June 1 include Senator Byrd,
Democrat, Of Virginia.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Passenger Service
On Old Dominion Line
Urged at Hearing
Many Witnesses Heard
On Renewal From RossIyn
To PurceIIviIIe
spe cial Dispatch to The Star.

Spe cial Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va, May 22.-Restora-
tion of passenger service by the
Washington g. Old Dominion Rail-
road over Al miles of its line be-
tween Rosslyn and Purcellville was
urged yesterday by witnesses at the
public hearing held here by repre-
sentative of the State Corporation
Commission.
The hearing opened at II am. and
the last witness was not heard until
nearly midnight. In addition to
those who testified, % others listed
their names when the hearing ad-
journed for dinner, as they were
unable to remain for the evening
session.
While many expressed desire for
public transportation regardless Of
the present gasoline rationing and
tire shortage, the latter condition
was emphasized.
Wilson M. Farr, one Of the attor-
neys for the line. testified it would
entail an expense Of about $3.50, 900
to purchase the necessary equip
ment to put the line in condition to
transport passengers.
John S. Brooks, jr., and John H.
Rust, attorneys representing the
Emergency Transportation Commit
tee of Northern Virginia, which filed
the petition for renewal of passenger
service. called H. H England, sec
retary-treasurer and general mana
ger of the Washington, Virginia g.
Maryland Bus Co.. as a witness.
Mr.. England told of the difficulty
of providing additional service for
those living in the vicinity of the
Washington e. Old Dominion. Mr.
England declared it is difficult to
get equipment and drivers.
Throughout the testimony the
point was emphasized that the
railroad offers the only hope for
satisfactory transportation for
many who earn their livelihood in
Washington.
Joseph T. J. Davis. Mayor Of
Vienna, and Lucas D. Phillips,
Mayor of Leesburg. cited pleas urg-
ing some effort be taken to see that
public transportation is made avail
able.
Cross examination by Mr.. Farr
Frank L. Ball of Arlington and
Hardee Chambliss of Fairfax, the
railroad attorneys, disclosed that
many now seeking service had not
used the line before it was allowed
by the Corporation Commission to
abondon passenger service.
The hearing was conducted by H
E. Ketner, commerce counsel of the
Corporation Commission.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
War Revives Maryland
Curbs on BicycIists
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press,
BALTIMORE, May 22.-War- time
motoring diff1cultiSe are bringing
back some almost-forgotten laws.
Police throughout Maryland are
telling the ever-increasing number
of bicyclists there are definite rules
about bicycling as well as motoring
and they must obey them.
The Automobile Club of Maryland,
waging a n-the-streets cam
paign designed to save thinning
tires. brings to light a 1912 law
forbidding the discarding of nails,
wires, glass and such materials on
the highways.
Another law forbids bicyclists to
coast with their feet on the pedals
and their hands OF the handlebars.
Like automobiles, bicycles must
stay on the right-hand side Of the
road and give the right-of-way at
the proper places.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Argentine Province Buns
Speech by Waldo Frank

BY the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES. May 22.-The
government of Buenos Aires province
refused to permit radio transmission
yesterday of a speech by Waldo
Frank, American author and lee
turer, under the restrictions of the
state of siege.
The title of Franks speech at the
University Of La Plata was The
War Behind the War;" and provin-
cial officials in denying permission
to broadcast declared the theme
touched on the international situ-
alton, which Argentines are not al
lowed to discuss.
1t was added that the radio ban
was mo reflection on the prestige of
the speaker or his democratic at
titude."
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Dr.. Thomas Lynch Buried;
Was Maryland Physician
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEONARDTOWN, Md, May o.
DR.. Thomas Lynch, 80, on. of South
ern Maryland's oldest practicing
physicians, who died at his home in
Waldorf Wednesday, was buried this
morning at the Ebenezer Methodist
Episcopal Church Cemetery here.
DR.. Lynch was well known
throughout Southern Maryland. He
gained widespread attention sew
eral years ago when, after attend
ing the birth of his daughter, he
also attended the birth of his grand
daughter
He practiced medicine in st.
Mary's County for many years be-
fore moving to Waldorf where he
continued his practice until illness
confined him to his home.
The Rev w. W. Sylvester of the
Ebenezer Church off1ciated at the
services.
DR.. Lynch is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Mae H. Lynch, and five
children: Mrs. Belle Lynch Parsons
and Claude Lynch of Waldorf; Mrs.
Mavis Wise and Mrs. Adele Clark,
both of Washington. and Mrs. Ken
nedy Abel of Leonardtown.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
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One small bridge has a weight
capacity of 25 tons, using about 1000
individual metal pontons. The
smallest is used only to take troops
over smaller streams. But whether
our Army uses the smaller or largest
ponton, our engineers need plenty Of
them. If you and every American
invests at least 10 per cent OF in
come In War bonds every payday
we can supply our fighting forces
with these essentials to . victorious
war.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Halliday Schedule Seen
In Rural Banks and Stores
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, May 22-Banks
and stores in rural areas may have
10 operate on halliday schedules
TO release manpower to aid in har-
vestlng crops, DR.. T. B. Symons
told members of the MARYLAND
State Bankers Association today.
Dr.. Symons, dean and director of
the University of Maryland Exten-
sion Service, pointed out in an ad-
dress prepared for delivery at final
sessions of the bankers convention
that reports indicated the Nations
military manpower would be in
creased to five times its present
strength and industrial manpower
increased several fold.
This means that many thousands
OF small businesses will be shut
down temporarily for want of man
power, that boys, girls and women
will supplant men called to the
service and that older men will be
called back to service" DR.. Symons
said.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Virqiniu Officer RESIGNS

RICHMOND. Va, May % P.-
The resignation of 1t. Selden L.
Baird, executive ofilcer of the Vir-
ginia Flying Corps, was announced
yesterday. 1t. Baird has been COM
missioned . first lieutenant in the
Army Air Corps. His successor here
Is 1t. Matt p. VIII.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Pastor Accepts Coll

WARRENTON, Va, May % (Spe-
ciaD The Rev. Julian Gum, jr.
son Of Judge Julian Gum, Rich
mond, and for two years rector of
Cedar Run and Emmanuel Parishes
in lower Fauquier, has accepted a
call to Grace Church, Newport
News.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Confederate Veteran Dies

MARTINSBURG, w. Va. May %.
George Washington Slonaker, last
surviving Confederate veteran Of
Hampshire County, died Wednesday
at his home near Capon Bridge al
most a month after achieving his
ambition to round out a century Of
life. He was 100 years old on
April II.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Divorce Decree Granted

ROCKVILLE, Md, May % (Spe-
ciaD.-On the ground Of desertion,
Allen Lee Nicholson of Gathers
burg has been granted an absolute
divorce from Mrs. Clara Elizabeth
Nicholson of Kensington, by Judge
Stedman Prescott.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Auxiliary to Meet

ROCKVILLE, Md, May % (Spe-
ciaD.-The May meeting OF the
Women's Auxiliary of the Hender-
Smith -Edmonds American Le-
giOn Post of Rockville will be held
tonight at the home of Mrs. Clifton
Howes.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
boxinu at Laurel Toniaht

LAUREL, Md, May % (SpeciaD.
The Maryland State Guard Junior
Athletic Club will hold a boxing
program at 8 o'clock tonight in the
State Armory here.
Evening star., 1942-05-22

the youngest previous case of false
teeth was child years and 5
months old in Peoria, ILL.,, in 1929.
Rosemary is years and 7 months.
DR.. Chanaud reported Rosemary
has gained weight on her improved
diet.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Viroinio Oil Men Elect

RICHMOND, Va. May % R.-
Curtis r. Davis of the Pure Oil Co.,
of Richmond, was elected president
Of the Virginia Oh Mems Associ-
alton at their 17th annual conven-
ton here yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Shoe Output HoIved

Great Britain will permit the
manufacture of $4,000, 900 pairs of
footwear for civilians this year, or
about half the number produced
before the war.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
MAot4o~RAxWM
WAR BONDS
L -

Our Army spells and pronounces
it ponton, not 'pontoon," as you do.
Ponton bridges cost all the way
from $4,000 to $7O0,0O0. The smaller
bridge using individual metal pom
tons is pictured here. The largest
ponton bridge is 1880 feet long and
is made of rubber instead of alumni
mum.
La gaceta., 1942-07-30
HENRY FOR CUMPLIO HOY
10 AMOS

Detroit, julio 30.-Henry
Ford, ell famoso fabricante de
automobiles, ahora dedicado
a la fabrication de aeroplanos
de guerra, cumple hoy 70 a
nos de edad.
Hablando de la guerra, Ford
a quien Hitler condecorara ha
ce algunos amos, dijo: Como
todas las guerras, esta fue pre-
cipitada por la avaricia, ell an
STA de poder y ell afan de obte-
ner ganancias; no terminara
hasta que la cordura sc pose
stone de nuevo de esos que
Green en- ell uso de las armas
para servir su shines egoistas.'
La salud de Ford es buena.
Pesa actualmente 1873 librbas
La gaceta., 1942-07-30

Esta senalado para la tarde
de hoy ell entierro del conocido
mGsico Ernesto Esperanto, de
Ga amos de edad, que falleciera
en- ell sanatorio del Centre Espa-
mol.
Saldra Ell cortejo de la funera-
ria de Lord y Fernandez, esqui-
ma de Oak y Mitchell.
LIE sobreviven su viuda, Sra.
Carmen Ramirez de Esperanto
siete hijas, Srta. Alicia ESpe-
rante Y senoraS Pillar Diaz, Rosa
Figueredo, Carmen Esperanto,
Tulsa Fox, Srta. Eliza Esperan-
te, Pillar Esperanto; un hernia
no, Manuel, y dos hermanas.
lPertenecia a la orquesta del
restaurant Columbia.
Recibira Sepultura ell cadaver
en- ell cementerio del Centre Es-
panol.
La gaceta., 1942-07-30
PARA La NUJER
DEL C
E N DE PRODUCTION
RECOGIDA D EGRASAS

Ell genio de production de A
merica-y sc trata de una pro-
ducci6n extendida mucho mas
AHA del tremendo progreso al
canzado va por la naci6n-ese
genio de production, aplastara
inevitablemente a las Potencias
del Eje, con un diluvio arrolla-
dor de armas de guerra, asever6
ell Teniente General William S.
Knudsen ante un grupo de ma
nufactureros de guerra, en- Mi
chigan, despues de haber hecho
un viaje de inspection en- do
mingo, de dos establecimientos
fabrics que estan operando a
base de tempo complete.
''Somos lentos en- e~nojarnos y
La gaceta., 1942-07-30

Podemos reir a carcajadas e
invitar al erudito Gayda y al en-
greido Farinacci para que Sc
pongan de acuerdo acerca de 81
81 fascismo ha de ser-como es
-es un partido de nepotismo y
latrocinio 0 un partido de ma
sas. Pero 10 que queremos sub
rayar es solo la importantisima
admission por parte de Gayda de
1ue existe rivalidad, desconten-
to y r~esistencia pasiva; descon-
tento por la guerra y las insu'
fribles condolences que impone
la guerra sobre ell pueblo, y re-
istencia pasiva, que es el pri-
.mer arma de un pueblo subyu-
gado hasta que llega Ell dia en-
que la r~esistencia pasiva estalla
en- alberta sublevaci6n.
Y ell 81 de Mayo-tres dias
despu6s de la admission de Gay
da-el peri6dico sueco stock
holm Tidningen" publicaba un
despacho desde Roma afirman-
10 que "habian sido detenidas
siete personals bien conocidas en-
los %circulos sociales de Roma.
Asistian a una reception dada
por la Condesa Solmi, que ha ST.
co desterrada por un aho. Otra
DANA, la Marquesa Simonetta,
de Cesare Colonna ha sido des-
terrada por tres amos" iPor
La gaceta., 1942-07-30
FL FASCISMO Y LAS MASAS
PoR GUIDO DELLA Rosa

que delito? iPor simpatizar cor
America y la Gran Bretaia!
lPero, hay otros heohos que es.
tan preccupando mas fuertemer
tie al regimen. FL 27 de Mayo de.
cia ell "Popolo d'Italia: "El he.
roiStmo de nuestros soldados y
s~acrificios del pueblo no tienen
una contrapartida suficiente en-
ciertos elementos de las clases
comerciantes. Hay individuos.
que estan desprovistos de todC
sentido moral, cinicos logreros
del momento..,. Escasean las ver
duras en- nuestras ciudades, y
en- algunos sitios han desapare.
cido por complete. iPero la JUS
ticia fascista terminara con to-
do estoF"
Hara reir al lector saber que
escasean las verduras en- Italia
En- vez de una ret6rica atrona.
dora acerca de la "justicia fas-
cista" ino seria mas honradC
confesar que las verduras, las
frutas, Ell aceite y tOdos los ali.
mentos son escasos en- Italia pol
que Mussolini y el regimen los
envian a Alemania?
Y mientras ell 10 de Abril, Ii
revista financiera "Il Sole" d.
Milan pubdicaba un articulo i'm
portantes sobre Ia corestta de Il
mGno de ObTU Ggrfcola en- Italia
eel "Corriere della Sera" del 2;
de Abril entonaba un himno de-
La gaceta., 1942-07-30

cribiendo ell ~"regimiento de o.
breros asrfcolas nrostros que
marchan a Aleman;a".
GEs este plena locura? 20 e.
la prueba de q. Mussolipi y ell
regimen no son mas que meros
Instruments de la Alemania
nazi, y de que Italia esta reduci-
da a una e1clavitud, hecha ain
por la hipocresia y ell servilis-
mo? Los italianos estan comba-
tiendo a favor de Hitler en- Afri-
ca y en- Russia; los italianos es-
tan produciendo armas para
Hitler en- Sus fabricas, que no
hacen otra cosa que proveer a
la maquina de guerra alemana ;
y, sin embargo, ell dia 9 de Ma
yo, Sc les dijo que el Gobiernp
fascista habia exportado a Ale
mania muchas obras de arte de
las iglesias y museos len pago
de los materiales suministrados
por Alemania!
En- los barcos de guerra tia
lianos las instrucciones y 6rde-
mes estan escritas ahora en- tia
lianO y en- aleman, Corren rumo-
res que a1n entire los fascistas
j6venes esta despertandoSe un
espiritu de rebellion contra los a.
lemanes. Ell 26 de Diciembre, en-
Brindisi, varios alemanes de las
! SIS. fueron acuchillados por los
italianos al grito de "iAbajo los
alemanes!" En- la historic de |.
Italia este ha sido siempre un
grito sagrado.
La gaceta., 1942-07-30
UN CABO MATO A VINIC1O
BICHI

Richmond, Va, julio 3d.
I'm cabo del ejercito, Harry D
Farris, de 26 amos, residente
de Omaha, confes6 aqui haber
asesinado, usando un cuchillo,
a Vinichio Bich, empleado de
una dulcerfa.
FL soldado lie degoll6, sepa-
randole cast la cabeza del
cuerpo.
Dos mujeres estan siendo
buscadas por haber ayudado a
ocultar ell crimen,
La gaceta., 1942-07-30
MURIERON SEQ ITALIANOS

Londres, julio 30.-Las que
rrillas jugoeslavas Sc apodera-
ron aver de una aldea y mata-
ron a centenares de soldados Y
oficiales italianos. En- los 1lti-
mos Is dias los guerrilleros
mataro ma 500 soldados italia
nos e hirieron a mas de 200.
La gaceta., 1942-07-30

recogidas para Ia mantfactara
de materialcs de guerra y otrcS
materia4a3 esenciaies. como Tor
ejemplo, js36n. Les fanciona-
rios que tianen a su cargo esta
campana de rescate de grasas
ruegan a las amas de casa cue
ZEN las grasas y las lleven al car,
nicero en- latas o botecitos, siem-
pre- que sea possible, y no en- bo-
tellas, nj en- sacos de papel. La
colecta de grasas continuara in
definidamente.
La gaceta., 1942-07-30
Ell SERVICIO MILITAR EN-
MEXICO

Ciudad de Mexico, julio 3d.
La ley del servicio militar obi
gatorio entrara en- vigor en- esta
semana. Afectara a todos los
entire los Is y los 46 a.
nos de edad.
Creese que solo podran ser u
tilizados 1,5O0, 900 hombres
Varios campos de entrena-
miento seran establecidos en- to-
do el territorio.
La gaceta., 1942-07-30

sketches, both Tor his personal appearance shows and for his broadcasts
The famous comedian has been master Of ceremonies at President
hoosevets Birthday Ball in Washington for the past two years, and Il
was vs at Z one of these that he met Mickey Rooney who was 50 impressed
with the funny fellow that he got him a screen test at M-G-M. Skeletons
R mrs. picture was Flight Command" whieh, was followed by "The People
kndarSs Wedding Day" and now "Ship Ahoy!"
HuPpY-cOlUeky
In Hollywood where he and his wife have their home. he Ia popular oa
the set as in pictures. For he is q fund Of gags and Jokes. likes to 90 To
parties, and unlike some comedians, is seldom gloomy.
Sure, I'm. happy-golucky" he told an interviewer recently. "Whep
you've missed as many regular meals as l have you stop worrying about
where the next one is coming from"
Not long ago Red returned to Vineennes in his first home town appear.
anee, to show them, he said, shat the local boy make good" They must
have been convinced. for they made him honorary fire chief and a mem.
Der OF the Junior Chamber Of Commerce. He has three elder brothers
who own a chain Of bakeries.
In ship Alloy" shelton is supported by Virginia o'Brien, Eddie Hart.
man. William Post and others. EDDIE Buzsan directed the M-G-M picture.
La gaceta., 1942-07-30

81, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente pnr K n g
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenida v Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-07-30

ha sido por clio que hernos reci-
DIDO una pequeha tuIda, pero
mi sentir es de que lie vanos q
dar una "pequeia" sorpresa a
Hitler y a los demas", declare ell
jafe de la Production de Guerra
del Ejercito. "Una de nuestras
ventajas mas grandes Sc tiene
en- Ell delete que los m~anufactu-
reros americanos sismpre han
experimental en- ponerse "cuo-
tas imposibles" para en- seguida
superarlas".
"Tenemos por delante una lu-
cha larga y ardua, y apenas 81 lie
hemos arahado la costra al pro-
blema", dijo, 'ipero, no cabe la
menor duda de que vamos a
triunfar, pese al tempo que sc
requiera para ello."
La gaceta., 1942-07-30
pcr orden del gobierno lie fue

cancelada Ia ciudadanfa-
No Sc prede dar consiera-
ci6n a TN costaricense que Sc o.
pone a la democracia". Espera-
sc que este ejemplo sea imitado
por todas las naciones en- que
IRA con Ell totalitarismo.