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Evening star., 1942-09-13
Potomac Presbytery
To Convene Tuesdoy
Special Dispatch to The Star.

5KtVldI DlSpdCCH 10 Inc star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, Sept. 12.-
The Potomac Presbytery. which
comprises 81 churches in Maryland,
Virginia and the District of Colum-
bia, will hold its fall meeting in the
Rockville Presbyterian Church
Tuesday, it was announced today by
the Rev. Henry K. Pasma, pastor of
the local church.
There will be sermon by the re-
tiring moderator, the Rev. Thomas
w. Mclean of Warrenton, Va. The
stated clerk is the Rev. Thomas
Hooper of Culpeper, Va.
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Legion OfficiuIs Named
oecial Dispatch to The Star.

Specidl 10 ne ot2T.
WINCHESTER. Va. Sept. IL
Walter M. Shade, commander of r.
Y. Conrad Post. American Legion.
has appointed c. A. MARBLE service
officer; j. Howard Taylor. sergeant
at arms: the Rev. E. T. Clark. D. D..
and Robert B. Nelson, chaplains:
Jay H. Lowden, athletic officer. and
Ralph Hengevald. publicity officer.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

The 25-man panel, comprising
the petit jury for the second week
of court, includes:
Schultz. Henry E. Wolfe, Percy L.
Queen, W. W Sr. Reese Harry
Tucker Clarence Bladen. Raymond
Lederer, Charles D. Humphrey, T. C.
Hofmann John C. Scott, F. H
Lusby. w. Herbert Buck, Harry
Thomas, Earl j. Richards G. E
Scott, Grover ,Sellner, Charles w.
Chisholm Arthur Pyles, w Ebert
Wyvill, Bernard Thompson, Frank
Bucklin, E, jr. Hall Roy w
Brooks Victor T. Cursler, Griffth S.
Cox, William H., sr.
All requests to be excused from
jury service must be filed in writing
with the clerk of the court by Sep
tember 26.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17
Face the Facts

As tho plight Of her armies dali,
becomes more critical. Russia u
calling with renewed insistcncc for -
second from, 'p divert German might
from the eastern battle area. All the
while. however. there is complete
silence in both London and Wash
ington a. 10 what may or can bc
done. and as 10 the reason why u!
il cannot be.
II has been only little moro thar
a month since Stains Foreign Min
lister Molotov was in Washington
and London for conferences on war
strategy. If Britain and the Unitct
States arc in no position as yet f.,
set UP diversion for Hitler. MolotO,
and Stain ought 10 be aware o.
that situatian. and if they are why
does Moscow repeatedly send ~
SOS calls for help in this respect?
" We ars powcrless TO move. the
Soviets Should be so advised II we
can act and Sill DELAY. prery un.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17
Starting the Cycle

Forty-four cents day is not IN
itself great deal of money. but in
the aggregate is nearly three dol
lars a week and almost twelve dol
lars a month, and when applied alike
TO the $4,000 employees OF little
steel runs To something like one
and throc-quartcrS million dollars
Il month.
Nor is that such a terrific amount
of money in terms in which corpora
lions the size OF those that make up
this group of So-callcd lndCpcnd-
cnt steel manufacturers have ~
operate. But II Is an increase. and
increase is what the uuIuu leaders
wanted: they have to keep IGIiaumg
and winning victories tor union
members So as 20 have record. l.
WAS Il triilc less than halt The dol
ar day asked. but the Labor board
sccmcd constrained 10 gran, -ua,-
thing. as L no doubt would II they
cam, back Il month from unW a"t
demanded still more.
This is the kind OF thing thai en-
.ouragCS initiation and gives Il Al -l-
BOOST. II starts the cycle all over
again. and once the iorty-fuuy cent
becomes definite and fixed. othCi n.-
industry unions will march up {,
hr counter for their share. and H.,
merry Go-r"umd begins la whIrl. the
cost %! living goes higher ana hiGu-
y and initiation increases
To guard against incidents OF ,h.~
Kind Is the reason why price con-
rolS were adopted and why. Wa.
ceilings must ultimately bc clamp G;
IN also. II price fixing were uuilcr-
al there wouldn't DC any need Iog
demands tor increased wages. III,
complete process cannot and mu,.
not III too long delayed if the country
= - escape the vicioliSncSS ot -
yclc which could easily go ou; ul
control. I> even now ii Is threat
CHING 10 do.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

would like To- know the reason, OF at
least to have an excuse,
Certainly no one would demand
that the Axis bc acquainted with
Allied weaknesses. Bu, II there arc
such weaknesses. II would be 4 fair
guess that Hitler knows more about
them than he is credited with know
ing.
To every one i'll sympathy with
the United Nations cause II is
Notwithstanding 10 read OF continued
Russian rCvcrScS as the NaZi steam
roller mOrcS on and 10 hear of Soviet
pleas for help when mono is sent: at
least. that is. not in a measure that
is effective.
Hitler is driving for victory III the
east before an Allied invasion ma
,crlallzeS in the west Ii he Can make
II. he will be III infinitely better
g"SItion to beat off any new threat
'h>; may develop. Russia says Hit
rr has been So weakened by the
drive in the east that this is the
Hur for Britain and the United
States 10 strike III western Europe.
md that would seem 10 bc true. If We
re prepared.
BHt If we are not strong enough.
, means the struggle Is 10 he pro-
"u1"d indefinitely: and J., means.
'... that Hitler is tu bc allowed
..in.r opportunity To- apply ihIS
.a'N OF picking off his enemies one
= '.r time without outside intcr-
terence.
IS, had as well face the facts. II
~. H"v III no position Ia move that's
@.' mi : all there Is L. it. II w
.n ~:.lnC now. why don't we"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17
Raj Raics On Germany
Falls Below Expectations
Continued from Page Ouc)

source Y they left these cities so
devastated that They can make little
# any further contribution 10 Ger
many war effort.
The air offensive. made at an an
nounCcd COS. of 26l bombcrs up to
last night. l., regarded 10y informed
British sources. however. as below
expectations.
These experts agreed that three
reasons cXpl.in the royal air force
failure la keep up the plane
pace: CD exceptionally bad weather:
f2) drain on thc Raj bomber COM
mand by operations ClScwhcrc-tho
campaign in Egypt. tho threat 10
India: go failure Of the allied ali
forces I" produce long range fight.
CT rap bic of CSCurtlng heavy bomb
crS III daylight attacks.
Thus. II was asserted. the royal all
forces offensive apparently does not
vet mean relief for Russia.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

office mtIl in 1879 when the leg
,>.d.Wr elected HIm United States
senator.
3 Ig.rv are 25.6i3 more females
than males III North Carolina.
The 1910 CCn>U, reports lists l.
T9%.6&& females and i.712.990
males. In a number Of the west
rrU -'utU~ the reverse * true.
! In James White. who moved Ia
North Cl:"i.m" rom P,nn>ylvun-
1t Iilr! he mad completed his
mvG.CU, studies and settled in
Dan ld-ru county. NOW a part ot
tur Stale ui Tennessee Dr. White
III 1875 WIS rep. sentative from
'NIi county L. NE legislature.
The Two ECar, North Carolina
.cui HIN a. delegate tu the Con-
'urmta. Congress. IN 100 when
North Carolina CCdcd the west
,ru part "i thr State 20 the Fed
crIl government. and II had been
formed INTO the Territory South
uf the River ONO. Or. White was
elected territorial delegate To
congress. and served as such until
Iunc !. 1896. when the territory
WAS formed lEip the State of Ten
nc$.. e DR.. White moved Ia LOFTS
lana 40 l799. md WAS elected
district nudge. died in 1909.
North Carolina registered a total
oi +&n.9rl rcu under the SclcC-
tive service acts OF the First
World War.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17
Fee System
May Go Out
Continued irO.:, ;-agc Ouc)

N>'''''''t'Nu u " . uEC NItlC1
bona idc" agents of manufacturers
To obtain contracts on a commission
basis had been "cXtcndcd and
abused" III recent years.
He cited one case. that Of hlcXan-
d"r Stone. an agent who appeared
before the committee several weeks
ago and testified To- earning large
fees. Kline said that the Navy did not
consider that Stone came under the
statute permitting bona fidc agents
and That II was prepared To deduct
his > per cent fec from the contract
which he obtained for his client.
This practice Of paying commits
sion fees 10 AGENTS should be out
lawrd.' said Kline. "and any ex-
ceptions would create Difficult, inter-
p;css,iors"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
SIC HdCk Page

/. General Field Marshal Erwin
Brmmci.
Elmer Davis.
,. bulgaria. Hungary and Ru
malta.
/ FIi~C. Spanish word)
). 1000.
i. SCatrnd dcllCaCy.
:. Comet
2. Arizona IhnCniX).
q So food dclrcaCy.
10. True
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17
Gasoline Differential

A.. We ..... ..'uad g. The DPA nr
some eth. .u.".mmcu, agency T.,
preparing g. ra.a.lr Gusu..m. trans
pr,ta'.. 81. o." ...r'. t. Inc cNicut TIA,
-" rec 10 w.. ana "uc-ha.. cent,
'' 800. " '"'.'".' MIL ne lifted
''"' ''.' % 'H'''. winch means
.' 70 I'LL. III enters new
''''' '' '.'".'''''> not wholly "n-
'-''''' '' .... .''''h'nS problem As
II ''.'''' ~ ...' country rs " whole
'"' I'M. ""' '"'-"aii cents m
'".'' @''''"' weeks az"
"''''' '''.. ''' '' "'''f zen cents
..''' .''"'' 1875 I'D me ra-
''''''' q. ''' ..'''' "''H can gel only
"'"' i''''" ~ time
w. ''''" me angie
'''.'.'' arc INC "''y
-' .'''' OH" EuooeF
"...' nc rest oil
"'..'' '''' .' d" us hCa'l :
- MUG" ID al
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17
Most Stocks
At Standstill

New York. July l7.-(AP)-Bul-
liSh news inspiration VS. lacking
III the stock market today and.
while scattered idvorItcs were given
feeble lifts. many leader wcrc al
Il standstlll or a ;rliic lower.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17
Cotton Market
Trend Lower

New York. July 27.-(AP)-Coi-
ton futures opened 10 cents bale
higher 10 60 cents lower.
Late afternoon values were 50
10 90 cents a bale lower; July 1882.
October 1904 and May 1870.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17
REPUTABLE
BUILDING MATERIALS

We take pride i'm handling rep
uiablc building materials. COM
plclc stock OF which is IN hand Tor
every building purpose. Good ma
icrlaiS and prompt service are the
policies ON which VIC have built ulw
buSInCSS--thc basis on which Wc
hope To serve you. No matter what
your building material requirements
arc. whether large or small. We want
Ia supply them.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

Nra Guinea. New Caledonia and
New /ruIdnd get into The war new,
mv>.~- me old Void War Look Older
'auu vlc or
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

WE ARE NOW AGENTS FOR THE
famous Betsy Ross Spinct md
Baby Grand pianos. Sec us brrcra
you buy. Affords Printing and
Office Supply Go. l5.r
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17
WANT ADS
Get Results

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
accredited fall term. September
&. Shorthand. Typing. Bookkccp-
ing while essential do not en-
tircly comprise professional. COM
mcrciaI training. We develop bust
ness personality. (6)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

YOUR INSURANCE. Is ON TIE
offensive when you are investing
your dividend nun' Mutual lnSuI.
an.c Premiums IN War Savings
';""d~ hnd Stamps. rhunr Snu
Gates Insurance Agency. 2I-rf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

iI'.,.. wc read. has 60 pairs Of
boots i'' when the time comes that
,"c .. really begins To- pinch That
.tc' u..' dn him Il bit oi good
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

TEMPTING HOT WEATTIrE
lunches. tasty sandwiches. foun-
tam service. You get them all at
| GREYHOUND soda Shop. Give Us .
ring. ar
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

FlcpfSn's once roamcd the Texas
plains. Pu' IN tho last 100 years that
state Ia asem s';'C'ly Democratic
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

FINE CANTALOUPES ON GREEN
healthy wines, IL for 81 nj patch
NatcrmclonS ripe next week. &
l.. Mitchell. route >, Henderson
Drive out. get the best, lT-Iti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

FOR RENT NEW 5 ROOM MOD
crn cottage on Brodic Ave. iI.,
Off Oxford Road. Space for car
den. Apply {. l.. Carter. AT 57j mr.
i''' l0-COd-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

SHOE REBUILDING SOLES
heels reconstructed To give yn,,
months of additional service. YnuIi
like our expert work Phone G38
We call for and deliver. Gris,on's
Shoe Shop. G-.s
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

WE HAVE ALL NEW HELP AT
Carolina Shoe Shop. Your shoes
Will he ready when YOU Say YOU
want them. Try us. Phone 2lG-..
loft
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALI
kinds of body and fende. re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

FOR RENT: LARGE BEDROOM IN
house near business section. Con-
iinu"mS hot water IN bath. Phone
685. lT-pr
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

son. n. C.. a.. ."roui class mail matter.
Entered ut lac post office III HcndCr-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

MRS. EVERRlrr WILL BE IN HER
office, Henderson Business Col.
lcgc, Law Building, each Sa,ur-
day morning . 10 - to inter, ic,y
prospective pupils. Register early
l5-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

FOR RENT: TWO ROOM APART
mcnt with adjoining bath. IN
Young avenue. Call 24O-J. III;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17
WANT ADS
Get Results

GET YOUR WAR DAMACiEPOI
from us. Automatic guvcrumrn,
covcragc ceases June 80. Rates I'm
application. CitiEenS Bank ,nd
Trust Co. Insurance Department,
lI-u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALITY
paints at the lowest prices IN town
See us before buying your paint
Tanner Roofing Co.. Phone SOC
Wychc st. TT
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-17

WANT ADS
Get Results
GET YOUR WAR DAMAGE Policy
from us. Automatic guvcrunn,,,
covcr;isc ceases June 80. Rates 49,
application. CitIZenS Bank al
Trust Co, Insurance Department,
l7-u
MRS. EVERRIrr WILL BE IN UEp
Office, Henderson Business Col.
lcgc, Law Building, each Sa,ur.
day morning 10 - to inter, ic,,,
prospective pupils. Register early
l5-3ti
FOR RENT: TWO ROOM ApAET
mcnt with adjoining bath. n,
Young avenue. Call 2lO-J. III;
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALI
kinds of body and fender re-.
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
FOR RENT NEW 5 ROOM Mon
crn cottage on Brodic Ave IN,
off Oxford Road. Space for r;wN
den. Apply {. L. Carter. at 57i or
| i''' l0-cod-tf
! SHOE REBUILDING SOLES
| heels reconstructed to give Won
months Of additional service Yn,,I
| Ike our expert work. Phone G38
| We call for and deliver. Gris,om's
| S'oe ohop. 6-tf
WE ARE NOW AGENTS FOR THE
| famous Betsy Ross Spine, md
Baby Grand pianos. Sec us before
| you buy. Affords Printing and
| oll'ce supply GO. l5;t
FINE CANTALOUPES ON GREEN
healthy wines. Is for 81 AT patch
WatcrmclonS ripe next week {
l.. Mitchell. route >. Henderson
Drive out. get the best lT-l,i
TEMPTING II O WEATHER
lunches. tasty sandwiches, form-
| tain service. You gel them all al
GREYHOUND soda Shop. Give Us .
ring. 3-tf
WE HAVE ALL NEW HELP AT
Carolina Shoe Shop. Your shoes
Will he ready when you 4av Won
want them. Try IT,. Phone 2lG-J.
loft
YOUR INSURANCE IS ON THE
offensive when you are investing
your dividend n"n' Mutual lnSur.
an,c Premiums III War Savings
':""d~ hud Stamps rhunr 500
! AateS insurance Agency. 2i-tf
FOR RENT: LARGE BEDROOM IN
house near business section. Con-
inu"mS hot water IN bath. Phone
b63. lT-2'l
NICE FOUR YEAR OLD PONY FOR
sale. Can be seen at T.. j. Wells
h"mcplacc on the Dabmcy road
l5-3u
SEVERAL. GOOD USED ELECTRIC
Ranges. RcfrlgcraturS and on
Stoves. New and used Battery and
Electric Radios. Sec us for your
Electrical Needs. Henderson Book
GO. Phonc lilo. 90
REPUTABLE
BUILDING MATERIALS
We take pride in handling rep
uiablc building materials. com
plClc Stock ut which is un hand Ion
every building purpose. Good ma
,crlhiS and prompt service are TN,
policies on which VIC have built ON
buSInCSS-ihc basis on which 80
hope To serve you. No matter Wha
your building material requirement.
arc. whether large or small. VIC wan
To- supply them.
ALIEN :. WATKINS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

q % v. NJ
WJR-silver Thea'ss n.
WWJ--Csthnhe Hour
CKLW-pcunle or Nothing
WClR--Avs MsrtA ~ y
WXYZ-SSset muylc.
WJLB--lntermeERo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Foot Of Ice Must Nell
Before Lakes Open

The hope of Washington officials
that the Great Lakes shipping sea
son can be opened earlier this year
10 meet the expanded coal and
iron ore requirements Of the steeI
industries depends upon tn e
weather, shipping men said Satur-
day.
There is now about foot of ice
in the Straits of MacklnaC. the
weather bureau reported. and in
similar narrow stretches through
out lake channels. A spell of warm
weather will speedily melt this ice
and permit the opening OF shipping
about April |. il was said. On The
other hand continued cold weather
will delay the opening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
u. D. 10 Double Plan
For Summer School

The University Of Detroit will
double its summer school program
enabling students TO earn almost
a. entire semeSterS work. il was
announced Saturday. by the Rev
John +. Quinn. director.
The summer school will he in
creased from one 10 two six-week
periods, the first starting on June
% and the second IN August 3
Students will be able 10 earn a
maximum of ID credits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
SUNDAY EVENING

WENf~-ArClo lsrasl r.
" sR-polSh our
Wt5D--Cs'noiic Hour.
NfaD-NsNs
6lS q. ".
WNYT--New Ace
VILE RAn1 music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

~ 90 >OON
WJP-KAie smith speaks
wv J-CiyiliAn Defense.
.CKLH BIC news
WCAR--News
WNYZ-Civiiian Defense
WJLB--Hawauan Melodies
WEN HsV silsn Melp'iies
WIRk Name That sons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

HE%i-Fsmily church
WteD-Concsrt master.
s:Sa y. VI
WiB-Gers Autry-V
WJ--Chsrn her music
SLW-Rullfog Dninm0nc
VICAR For mother. dad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
MONDAY AFTERNOON

Ni5D-SeVs.
l2.ls y. ".
WJR-PIg Sister-D.
WV store news
CkLW Dance Rhyihms
WCAP-an for victory T
WY tarfu Ne~s
WjLR-MuSic.
WF<i1-husic program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

For the Inside News" ~
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22
Lee contestant al Secretario Stimson
La mayoria no permitira que la ley de Recluta-
miento sc convierta en- una ley Prohibicionista.
Derribados a los japoneses IL aviones

cuadras La marina americana
aimite el hundimiento de los DIES
tructores Meredith y "O'
Brien," La aviaci6n aliada de-
rrib6 II aeruplanos japoneses y
0casion6 averias a un crucero y
IN detructor.
FL hundimiento dc los destruc
torres prueba que hay en- las Sa-
Icmon buques americanos de
gran tonclaje.
Los barcos nipones en- Ia ba-
hia de RaJaul. Nueva Bretana,
fucron atacados por los bombar
deros americnos y los artefactos
o~riginaron varios incendios. AL
norte de Port Darwin, en- Timor
n cnomigo sufri6 dahos.
En- la cordillera Owen Stan
Ioy, los japoneses Sc r%etiraron
de nuevo, vigorosamento PRESTO
na1os por los austria amos.
Desplazaba 81 destructor Me-
redith, 1880 toneadas y el "O'
Brien," 1870. ~,
La gaceta., 1942-10-22
Is INEVITABLE Ell RECLU-
TfMIENTO DE HOMBRES
Y MUJERES PARA Ell
TRABAJO DE GUERRA

Washington, Octubre ~
Paul McNutt, ell presiderte lie
la Comisi6n de Potencia H.
mana, declare aver que es inc
viltable. en- su criterio, Ell reclu
tamiento de hombres Y mule
res para las labores de guerra
Llamado como testigo por
ell comite de asuntOs militares
de- Senado, McNutt admiti6
que ell problema es critico y
que la Comisi6n recomendara
medidas legislativas al jefe de
estado, dentro de dos semanas
Revel6 ell subsecretario de
la guerra Paterson que ell ej6r
otto habia concedido l%icencias
a 1000 soldados, con expe-
riencia en- minoria, para ali
War una situaci6n creada en-
minas de cobre y otros meta
les.
la mission de nuestros SOL
dado SEES combatir, no traba
jar en- minas, fabricas 0 tela-
res, pero hubo necesidad de
hacer esta exception"
McNutt opina que en- las
medidas legislativas que Sc a
prueben deberan ser abarca
das las mujeres. mo hay sufi
cientes hombres para llegar al
objective de 62, 100000 trabd-
iadores de toda clase." Mas
de 100000 estan al presen
te en- uniforme c t7abajando
en- industries de guerra.
Todas las leyes aprotadas
hasta ahora resultan insult
eisntsa
La gaceta., 1942-10-22
Las tropas rojas captmaron dos a%lturas, una
una mnchera prolunda y yanos edfiicios
Murieron en- Ell sector de Mozdok mas de 500
nazis. Los ~alemanes, en- la guerra de posiciones,
no duermcn de noche.

Mas de 500 teutones pere-
cieron en- ell sector de Mozdok
en-. Ell Caucaso, y dos compa-
MAS de infanteria destruidas
en- la batalla a 10 largo de la
costa del Mar Negro, por de-
bajo de Novorossisk.
Una capa de nieve de varias
pulgadas de eSpesor cubre va
las regiones montanosas del
Caucaso.
Las lineas alemanas en- to-
DIES los sectores rusos son mGy
dificiles de tomar. Son iguales
a las que Sc encontraron en- ell
frente de Rlhev luego de la
derrota, ell mes pasado, de la
division. alemana 81. Ademas
ie reforzar los puntos de fue-
go, que los russo .laman
"dzots,' f2Drjcan alojamientos
contra la aviaci6n, de los cua-
les salem cuando la infanteria
roja ataca.
En- ell frente e RZhev los ira
bajos de esta clase solo eran
afectados por las mas grandes
bombas y prOyectiles. Tan Sc
guro Sc siente ell enemIgo que
cuando los rusos no desarrO-
Han un ataque de inIanteria
en- horas de la manana, los sol
dados duermen durante ell dia
Los alemanes, EN- estos secto-
res donde existe la guerra de
po%siciones, no duermen de no.
che por tenor a ser sorpren-
didos.
Lanzada por los rusos una
ofensiva al medic dia, en- la
orilla norte del Volga, al oes-
te de Rzhev, centenares de sol
dados alamanes salieron a me
dio vestir.
Estos mismos hombres dos
amos antes habian entrado en-
Paris en- c%orrecta formation.
La gaceta., 1942-10-22
FIRMO Ell PRESIDENTE LA
NUEVA LEY DE IMPU0STOS

Washington, Octubre o.
Una ley de impuestos destina
da a producer SO, 1900, 900,
y a extender la carga sobre
los americanos que ganan mas
de 1924 por ano, fue firmada
aver por ell p~residente Roose-
welt.
Entrara en- vigor ell dia / de
noviembre un impuesto adicio
nal, para rendir $65, 1000 900,
sobre licores, Wales, servicio
telefonico, telegramas, cigarri
Hos y otros articulos. 81 no hui
biese firmado aver la ley, csc
impuesto no habria podido CO.
brarse hasta diciembre /.
Ademas del impuesto sobre
las ganancias, pagadero ell dia
Is de MARIO, a partir del pri-
nero de enero debera pagarse
un impuesto de la victoria de
5 por ciento sobre todos los in
gresos de mas de $12 semana-
les.
FL aho pr6ximo Sc recauda-
La gaceta., 1942-10-22
Arnbo aver Ell conciiador federal McAlister
Reunion en- ell Thomas jefferson"

Arrib6 aver a Tampa, envia-
do por la secretaria de trabajo,
ell Sr. w. A. McAlister, un con-
ciliador de gran experienced,
que inmediatamente empez6 a
actuar para reSolver la "innece-
saria" huelga de la fabrica de
Gradiaz, Annis y Co.
Hoy por la nOche sc entrevis-
taran con 81 Sr. McAlister, en- Ell
hotel Thomas Jefferson, los
presidentes de todas las uniones
de la industrial tabacalera y ell
Comite Consultivo ConjuntO.
Los obreros de Gradiaz Sc de-
c~lararon en- huelga porque al tor
cedor encargado de una maqui-
ma de 'bonchar" Sc lie traslad6
alegando Ia firma que habia ro-
to bandas, a una mesa de "ro-
lar" o "torcer".
Ofreci6 la firma someter la
controversial a arbitraje, como
10 dispone ell cOntrato entire la
Association de Fabricantes y de
la international de Tabaqueros