davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-04-17

Washington, abril 15.-U-
ma lev autorizando la c%onstruc
ci6n de mas de 100 nuevos sub
marines, a un costo de $1,000
900, 900, fue presentada en- la
Camara por Ell Representative
Vinson, p%residente del Comite
de asuntos navales. Represen-
tan los submarines una adj
ci6n de 10000 toneladas.
Washington, abril 17.-Ase
g1rase que uno de los PROPOSE
tos de Pierre Laval para anita
gonizar a las Naciones Unidas,
es utilizar la escuadra france
sa, 81 resuelve no entregarla a
los alemanes, en- contra de las
posesiones de la Francia Libre
en- Africa. Existe la creencia
de que ell gobierno hara una
declaration publica afirman =
do que un regimen dominado
por Laval, de collaboration con
Hitler no, puede representa-
al pueblo frances.
San Francisco, abril II. -
Declare aver ell vicealmirante
Glassford, comandante de la
flota en- ell suroeste del Pacifi-
co, que la escuadra americana
volvera a Java-lo mismO que
ell general Macarthur regresa
ra a las Fllipinas. La mayor ne
cesidad en- ell suroeste del Pa
cifico es la fuerza aerea.
Washington, abril 17.-El
senador Downey, de Califor-
MIA, present6 aver IN proyee-
to de ley que autoriza al 60
bierno para incautarse de to-
dos los AUTOMOBILES privados
que necesi,e. Downey estima
que deben ser sa.vados, para
los trabajadores de guerra, to
dos los medios de transporte.
De los 100000 de autom6-
viles que hay en- el pals, esti-
ma que 10,000,0 01 deben ser
retirado: de las carreteras y
puestos al servicio de la crisis
de transportation que Sc ave-
Gina.
Melbourne, Australia, abril
17.-Cinco bombarderos nipo-
mes, escoltados por cazas, bonn
bardearon hoy ell puerto de
Port Moresby, en- la Nueva
Guinea. las 80 bombas lanza-
das no csusaron bajas nj da.os
La gaceta., 1942-04-17

Ingraterra, dcminada por los
conservadcres, Sc MEGA a per
mItir que ell diario comunista
"DaiIy Worker reanude su pu-
blicaci6n.
Hace pocos dias Sc amenaz6
con la ~clausura al diario 1.-THE
Daily Mirror, tpor haber i'm
preso una caricatura re,aciona-
da con Ell aumento de precio a ia
gasolina.
Churchill 'permite que el mi
nistro de Ia gchernaci6n, Sr.
Mcvris-n, "r5bqie" las liberia
des cjvicas.
Srprimieron e. pari63ico CO.
munista por-ua Sc oponia a IA
guerra Y cri icsta acramente al
pobierno; al -tro la amenazaron
poroue estimaba v eatima excesi
vo 81 precio de Ia gasolina.
Deseamos todos el manteni-
miento de la li5ertai de prensa
pero Is muy justo que los dia-
rios coOperen Y disminuyan "a
crftica "caprich0sa" a su mas
minima expression.
Ahora bian. deyclver sus de-
rsshcs al "Dai,y Worker, Al
presente partiaario de la que
IRA hasta ap,astar a los totalita-
rios. en- NADIA perjudicaria al 60
bierno de la gran Bretaha y mu
cho menos a 10 que por AGA So
llama Eel eSfuerzO de guerra
La gaceta., 1942-04-17
ELIGIO UN NUEVO CONAN
DANTE Ii PUEsTO TAM
PA NUMERO .

FL puesto Tampa No. 5, de
la Legion Americana, eligi6 a.
yer comandante al Sr. Rufus
7. D. Cooper, quien sucede en-
la jefatura al DR.. w. B. Hop
kins.
Con 81 fueron seleccionados
por medoi del vote, los Sres.
Guy H.. Allen, vicecomandan-
te; DR.. r. l.. Carter, junior vi
cecomandante; j. Harold
Hampton, Official de financia;
Helen Glover, historiador, y
James A. Kitty, sargento de ar
mas.
los delegados que iran a la con
Fueron escogidos tambien
venci6n de Orlando, ell dia Z
de mayo,
La gaceta., 1942-04-17
CUMPLTO 107 AMOS
UNA SENORA HEBREA

New York, abril LA Sra.
Yeita Wei 5rod, que diariamen-
te reza por q Fl n3e la guerra y
"a caida de Hitler, ACADIA de cum
rlir 107 amos de edad.
Nativa De Austria, hc)rea d.
religion, es viuda de IN sastre
que muri6 a la edad de "a amos.
Tiene IS descendants y t,dos
clos viven. Celebrando su cum
pleahos comic un pedazo de
"psnQue" y tomd, sorbo tyas scr
La gaceta., 1942-04-17

Lomires, abril 17.-N nue.
vO primer ministro Pierre La
val anunci6 hey e. nombramien-
TO del almirante Darlan para je-
fe de las fuerzas de mar, TERRA
y aire del regimen mediatizado
de Vichy. All mismo tiempo sc
do a entender que el almirante
sustituira a Petain como Jefe de
egtado.
Darlan es enemigo de los in
gleses, pero aseguraba que no
entregaria Ia escuadra france
sa a los alemanes.
En- los circulos de la Francia
Libre Sc pronostica que Laval
ordenara a la escuadra entire
en- acci6n, en- ell Mediterraneo
y en- ell Atlantico, con ell fin de
provocar un incidente con la
Gran Bretana que lie permita
colocarse de parte del Eje.
El gobierno del presidente
Roosevelt, como ell de Chur-
chill, estima muy possible una
guerra alberta entire las escua
dras francesa y Aliada, 81 La
val intentara apoderarse de la
posesiones que ahora cOntrola
la Francia Libre.
Esperase una importante
La gaceta., 1942-04-17
nombrado jefe de las
fuerzas de mar, terra y aire
Ell almirante pasa a ser Jefe de Estado.
La Aviacion ~inglesa mantiene sus ataques

declaration de la canclileria
americana, antes de la noche.
Petain entreg6 hoy a Laval,
en- una ceremonia de media
bora, ell gobierno de la Fran
cia no ocupada.
Centenares de aviones bril-
tanicos siguen bombardeando
ell territorio aleman y los paf-
SEES que los nazis dominan.
Escuadrillas nazis bombar-
dearon hoy, salvajemente, la
ciudad de Southampton.
El mando aleman dice que
II aeroplanos ingleses fueron
destruidos sobre ell canal y ell
sur de Inglaterra, aver.
"1nstalaciones de 9 IN i'm =
portancia fueron bom1ardea-
das, con buenos r~esultados, en-
Southampton. Sc utilizaron
bombas explosives e incendia-
rias.
Fueron de nuevo atacadas
las bases de los submarines en-
Lorient, los muelles de lie Ha-
vre y los aer6dromos en- Ho-
landa y ell norte de Francia.
Dos aviones de bombardeo no
r%egresaron.
La gaceta., 1942-04-17

Media la tension del oxigeno

do Que mace possible por prime
ra vez ell medir la preston en-
la cual ell oxigeno, ell baculo
de la vida, es pasado al cere-
bro Y otros tejidoS del cuerpo
humane, marcando la realiza-
cion de uno de los objetivoS
! buscados por la ciencia en- los
esfuerzos encaminados a "a
prender mas del mecanismo
que hace palpitar la vida, fue
descripto aqui ante la Fedora
ci6n de Sociedades America
mas para la Biologia Expert
mental.
PreSentaron ell metodo los
doctores d. w. Bronx y Frank
Brink, de la Universidad de
Pennsylvania, afirmando que
hace possible realizar estudios
comparativos de la utilization
del oxigeno por los tejidos del
cerebro en- las personals nor
males y tambien en- aquellas
que padecen de intermediates
mentales y de tales serias per-
turbaciones como la epilepsia.
Tambien facilita Lor prime
ra vez un nuevo y poderoso ms
trumento para ell estudio de
los modos por los cuales todos
los otros tejidos del cuerpo
distribuyen ell oxigeno EN- ell
estado de vida. Hasta aqui no
habia sido possible determinar
la tension del oxigeno nj ST.
quiera en- los musculos.
Ell conocimiento de la ten
sion del oxigeno, o la preston,
bajo determinados estados de
los tejidos, en- salud normal,
hara possible establecer COM
paraciones dc las tensiones o
presione bajo estados anorma
les, tales como locura 0 epilep
STA.
Hasta ahora no existia min
gun metodo que %permitiese me
dir la tension o preston del oxi
geno en- ell cuerpo vivo, funcio
mantle.
La preston del oxigeno en- la
parte alta del cerebro de un
cato sometido a anestesia, sc
vic era tan baja como de diez
a dos milimetros de mercurio.
Tan baja preston de oxigeno
significa que Ell cerebro vive y
funciona en- una atm6sfera
cercana a un vacio, correspon-
diente a la preston que existe
en- las atlas elevaciones cerca-
mas a la estrat6sfera.
Consiste ell metodo en- inser
tar una pequeha aguja el6ctri
ca en- los tejidos estudiados y
medir su potencialidad cleo
trica. Esta, a su vez, puede ser
traducida a terminus de pre-
sion. La tecnica envuelta, sin
embargo, requiere una mani
pulaci6n extremadamente ha-
bill.
La gaceta., 1942-04-17

lectos nGmeros de variedades,
y bale, con las orquestas La
Sonora y Don Francisco.
Empezara a servirse ell al
muerzo a las 1890; ei progra
ma, en- ell escenario, comenza-
"a a las dos, y el bai.e, en- la
sala cantina, a la tres, y a las
cuatro en- la sala alta.
FL exito esta asegurado.
La gaceta., 1942-04-17
Ell PICNIC DEL CENTRIC AS
TURIANO

Arturo Moran pispara un
programa especial para des-
pus del al6muerzo, ell dia 26,
en- ell Centre Asturiano.
FL programa, con ell precio
de siempre, tendra estos atrac
tivos: almuerzo, con un mend
exquisite; aeto tearal, con Sc
La gaceta., 1942-04-17
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias. Cay6 anoohe pu.gada
media de aqua, beneficiando
grandemente a la agriculture en-
este ccndado.
Temperature minima en- la
de hoy, 81 grades,
La gaceta., 1942-04-17

Dea5e que empaz6 "a guerra,
segdn declare aver e. embaja-
dor INCHES Halifax, Ia aviation
britannica le ha "jerribado"
10000 aparatos a los paises del
Eie.
Y como ell0s c,n9ruyeron
desde entonces mas de 10000
tendremos que seguir la tarea
hasta elimirar del aire, en- todos
los continentes. a lcs pi,otos es-
clavos de los jefes barbaros.
La mission de Estados Unidos
es fabricar en- gran escala y con
dos nuevcs poderosos aerplanos,
y los cultos y habi'isimos pilotos
estadunidenEes, limpiar la at
m6sfera y la estrat6sfera de los
enemigos de Dios.
La gaceta., 1942-04-17

Esta asegurado ya ell exito,
segIn los informes que tenemcs,
de la Verbena que ell Circulo Gu
bano ofrecera la noche del sa-
bado 25.
Como en- anCs anteriores, la
activa Secci6n Atletica es la pa
trocinadora.
Apreciamos 10 que nuestras
Sociedades mutualistas basadas
en- ell Idesinter6S, en- la eStrecha
conjunction de esfuerzos, signi-
fican para Tampa y particular
mente para les obreros de la in
dustria tabacalera.
La gaceta., 1942-04-17

Laval usara Ia escuadra ccn-
ira la Francia Libre-se dice.
lilo consentiran las Naciones
midas, aliadas de los france
ses cue combaten por reccbrar
libertai?
laval dej6 de ser 2iU1adanc
~ara ccnveu.irSs en- n3zi...
lei pueblo frames va le riene
ccndenado a muertel
La gaceta., 1942-04-17

lie tocara a listed, ciudadano,
media libra de az1car a la Sc
mana.
Cooperemos con Uncle Sam.
Ayudemos, hacienda todcS los
SACRIFICES posibles, a lograr ell
triunfo decisive de las Naciones
Unidas,-uniias en- demccracia
Y en- Ell ansia de aplastar para
sienpre a Hitler y su5 c%orifeos.
La gaceta., 1942-04-17

odSSA AAAAOo AOo NAAhASO W 49,
lianos, Y al decir italianos nos
referimos a los antifascistas,
que no deSistan de traer a Tam
pa al teniente coronel Pa~cciarei.
Y les pedimos inviten a la Jun
ia de Cultura que en- ell case de
Den Julio Alvarez del Vayo Sc
divide de invitar a DIR la pala-
bra sensata Y constructive de
un republican,.
Pacciardi, italiano liberal,
que haSta hace pocos meses vi
vic enScondido en- Europa, en-
Gualdalajara, defendio all pue-
bio espanol, poniendo en- fuga
a los italianos fascistas.
iY como es de los nuestros, de
los antifascistas de TODD ell num-
do, brindamos nueStra coopera-
cion!
Algo que pedimos sea recon
dado por la Junta de Cultura, y
por los otros grupOs, a qos ora
dores que en- Ell future vengan a
Tampa:
10 Que no sc mencione eXclu-
sivamente a les espanoles, a los
natives de Espana, porque a la
bora de los s~acrificios y de la
lealtad todos nos sacrificamos.
% Que les recuerden la par
tie que cada grupc tuvo en- la
cuestaci6n, en- ell trabajo y en- la
propaganda.
80 Que les aconsejen, 81 elo-
gian a los republicanos espanO-
les, Que alaben tambien a Gu
bancs, a les italianos y a los a
merieanos.
Do Que no sc eche en- saco ro-
to a hombres como ell Rev. Phi
Hips a quien antes sc invitaba
al egcenario y ahora, como ocu-
rio e. martes, Sc lie deia olvida-
do en- una luneta, como 81 va no
fue g necesario Ell aroyo de su
'rtaligcrcis y 81 bUena volun-
Is
81 QUe So ve9 IN ami. en
los actos republicanos y demo
c~raticos, en- cada uno de los que
intervinieron en- la organization
lei primer ccmite y en- los que
ectuaron despu6s, sin diferen-
cias de nacionalidades o credos
politicos.
g. Que al mencionar a los he
espah0,es caidOs en- los cam
nos lie batalla no Sc divide a los
evbanos, jtalianos y a los miem-
bros de las brigadas initernacic-
males.
La hermandad de aver, la
mas noble y la mas generosa,
no debe disclverse en- un concep-
to mezquino que en- 1886 nc exis
tia Y que no exi-ti6 en- los 33
meses de guerra.
No es question de banderas Y
mucho menos de banderias sine
de union de hcmbres libres en-
defensa y provecho lie todos los
pueblos oprimidos.
--
La gaceta., 1942-04-17
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
En- amistad y espiritu de cooperacion.-Liber-
tad de prensa.-Union en- beneficio
de los oprimidos

Bien merece ell Centre Astu-
riano, y la obtendra, la coopera-
ci6n de la colonia latina para su
fiesta del dfa 26.
Siempre es justo repetir que
Ell dinero Sc invertira en- 5000
rrer, abonandoles las Quotas a
krasadas, a les socios enfermos
y sin trabajo.
La gaceta., 1942-04-17

Lamentamos todos, con hon
da sinceridad, ell accidente que
aver costara la vida a siete va
lientes aviadores, en- ell campa-
mento MacDill.
La desgracia les impidi6 com
batir, como ellos deseaban, por
SUI patria y por la humanidad.
La gaceta., 1942-04-17

DO, una ,opa dc vino. SuS nietos
Green que todavia es una mujer
de bonita spariencia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

India. He considers himself a
good Indian patriot. He had a
hand IN when. some years ago.
Gandhi launched his faithful
millions on a campaign of civil
disobedience to British laws.
Business life was slowed down.
Gandhis slogan was put up
everywhere: Use Home Grown
Khaddar." Khaddar is Hindu for
home-produeed cloth. What Gand-
hi wanted was for each household
to weave its own cloth. But the
Birla mills were prepared to pro-
duce most of that cloth. Birla got
in on the ground floor with his
product. wrested the cotton textile
trade from British mills in Lanca-
shire - and Lancashire never did
get the market back.
Birla believes in the slogan
india for the Indian people" But
with notifications and reserva-
tions. II freedom comes to India,
he does not envision rule by
equalitarians like Gandhi or by
socialist minded schol ars like
Nehru. A more attractive picture
TO Birla is that of himself and his
fellow industrialists ruling the
roost and making short shrift of
those British-fostered factory acts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

WASHINGTON The N oney
bags 81 one Of the most important
but least publieized men IN Asa
form a golden haekdrop for the
Indian independence movement.
The man r. Ganshiam Das Birla.
multi millionaire induxtrialist
with international commercial IN
tereSts. He has been described a.
= eo-getter with finger IN every
Indian ples-and ne isn't exactly
one Of John Bulls best friends.
One reason 9. p. Birla has a
strong distaste for British rule is
the factory laws Britain introduced
in India. These. for the first time
in the long history Of the teeming
sub continent. gave the humble
workman some relief from long
hours. merciless sweating and mi
eroscopie wages. Birla employs
an army of labor, being master OF
great jute mil. Of cotton mills in
Calcutta. Gwalior and Delhi. be-
sides four sugar mills and huge
landed farming estates. In addi-
ton he has tremendous import
export business m Calcutta and
Bombay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
BIRI.A SUPPORTS
sA>DHI STRONGLY

So G. d. Birla Is right there in
the cheering section when NOLAN
das h. Gandhi. Pandit JaWaharlal
Nehru and the All-1ndia Congress
make any progress towards their
goal of freedom-for-India
He is very close TO Gandhi He
has been host 10 him in his Cal
cutta palace nearly every time the
gnome-like mahatma has left his
humble hut in the little village
of Sevagram TO visit the big city.
The close tie between the two
men is further underlined by the
fact that Gandhi's son. Devadas,
Is the editor of great newspaper
owned by Birla.
Some powerful tyeoons. though
maintaining the ship of state, keep
aloof from politics. Birla doesn't.
lie was elected member of
the second Indian legislation as
sembly, but resigned in protest
against legislation for imperial
preference within the British EN-
pire. In 1927, he was an employ
ers' delegate 10 the International
Labor conference at Geneva, later
enjoyed the important strategical
position of membership ON the
Royal Commission on Labor and
went to London as n member of
the second Round Table confer
anoe. which attempted to settle
the Indian question, but failed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
Red Cross Photo
Contest Planned

To encourage the taking of Red
Cross pictures and as an additional
means of telling the organizations
wartime story. a national photo
graphic contest will be held Oct.
l to Dec 81.
The competition carries awards
totaling s5.125 in War Savings
bonds maturity value). contrib
uted by the Photographic Society
of America and other friends of
the Red Cross.
Headquarters for the project,
which is TO be officially known as
the American Red Cross, National
Photo Awards, has been estab-
hshed at SOS Madison ave, New
York City. with Mr.. Louis c.
Boochever as director.
This will be contest open to
both amateurs and professionals.
Salaried members of the Red Cross
staff are excluded. Monthly awards
will be made for the best pictures
of the month. At the end of the
three months period. monthly
prize-winners will compete for the
grand final awards which will be
determined by acknowledgement
jury. Winners will be announced
Feb. l, 1913.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
Advancement Rapid
In u. S. Army Now

Rapid advancement possibilities
are IN great measure responsible
for attracting the large number of
specialists who are enlisting In
the army air force specialists
corps. staff Sgt. Donald r. Waller,
of Mather Field, Calf, said We'd
nesday.
Men enlisting in the corps,
already having a basic knowledge
of technical trade. are assured
of quick promotions, he declared.
At present, only aircraft armorers,
radio mechanics and radio opera
tors are being accepted as air
force specialists. he said.
Sgt. Waller will be at the Ia
coma army recruiting station until
Sept. % 10 confer with men ron
corning the air force. Information
is available al the recruiting office,
1o11 Washington building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
U.S.. Attorney,
Wife Murdered

SPRINGFIELD. Police eN-
amined an axe. torn piece OF
canvas. car and two battered
bodies Wednesday for clues TO the
murder of st. Louis government
attorney and his wife.
The victims were Charles A.
Nash, 50, and his wife. Eleanor,
40. whose bodies were found Tues
day night In their Pontiac sedan
eight miles north of Springfield.
They had been missing since Mon
day from their home at st. Louis
where Nash was employed by the
federal bureau of internal revenue.
State police took suspect into
custody Mt highway intersee-
ton northeast of Spring field
Wednesday and took him TO
States Attorney a. II. Greening
for questioning. They said spots
of blood Ind been found on his
trousers and that his fingers had
been injured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
Students Attend
Mass al 81. Leo S

Eight hundred boys and girls
attended a solemn high mass held
in st. Leo's church Tuesday morn
ing at $50 o'clock with the entire
Bellarmins Reserve Officers Train
ing corps in uniform.
The Rev. Father Schultheis.
rector Of Bsllarmins high school,
celebrated the mass. Deacon was
the Rev. Father j. Logan while
sub-descon WAS Mr.. II. Boyle. Mr..
@. Toner was master of cere-
monies. Guest speaker was the
Rev. Father J. Lynch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
Turn in All Iron and Steel
Scrap. Is Plea Of America
Any Kind of Old Metal Must Be
Collected TO Keep Furnaces Going

junk n~n- And fhr~e old rsrx
won't provide nearly enough
scrap.
Contrary to what some folk be
lievt. Cabot said that dealers are
turning over their inventories Of
old. discarded cars a. least every
so DAYS. The most recent check
Of some 10000 junk yards showed
that the old cars stayed in them
an average of - DAYS before the
scrap was on its way TO the mills.
Cabot and either officials
stressed thai all kinds Of scrap
had 10 he collected this fall
n all the nations furnaces
were going IN run fun blast
during the winter months.
II necessary. officials said that
they were prepared to requisition
the old cars which are not actively
participating In the war effort.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
Convict Pair
AS Operators
Inmotes of House
Also Are Fined

breakdown last week on = baWdy
house ~ 2714 50. I st. was eli
NAKED by lengthy proceedings IN
police court late Tuesday that
ended with fines and JAIL terms
for the man and woman who
operated the illicit establishment.
George =. Simpson. 80. and his
companion. 32-year-old Dorothy
Smith. were found equally guilty
Of operating a house Of prostitu-
ton.
Simpson WAS fined $50 and
given a 30-day jail term. The
woman. whose police record DIS
closes several other names. VAS
also fined $50 and was given a
6o-day jail term.
At conclusion Of the trial. which
was highlighted by detailed testi-
mony from Policemen d. II. Peter
son. Herb Stark and Don Davies
regarding secret operation Of the
disorderly house and the suisse
quent elaborate raid, notice Of ap-
peal of the courts decision was
served by Attorney Leslie Snlgroye,
who represented the defendants.
Edward r. williams. 40, and
Raymond Bowen. -, who we're
arrested In the establishment at
the time of the police raid. were
found guilty of disorderly conduct
and fined S25 and costs each by
Judge W. A Richmond.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

In the News


Gen. Douglas Macarthur We'd
nesday awarded the distinguished
service cross posthumously to
Capt. Donald X. Strother of the
L. s. army bomber command for
heroism in the Dutch Indies last
February =.
In Chicago. authorities ordered
. third he-detector test for Mr..
and Mrs. John Doorley, who have
been questioned in the mystery
slaying of Gustave R~demske, IS,
an eccentric German chemist /. :.
Leuis Stone. the character actor
and Judge" Of the Hardy family
series. faced a real judge Wednes-
day in q suit brought by James II.
Robert to quiet title to property
adjacent to Stones
After 2s years as a learner, .
Datista Lenico hopes to get his
drivers license this week. /.
Lenico. a resident of New Jersey,
has been operating on learners
permits since 1919
Judy Canova. Florldas Ozark
nightingale. ends five-month
personal appearance tour next
fortnight to report for film duty
ut Monogram studio.
Police in Englewood, n. j., re-
eeived an urgent call Tuesday to
untangle n traffic jam. They
found 4-year-old Dmald Waldman,
riding in his toy automobile, al
the center of II
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b. MARTIN kA>F
nIfed Pre-. Mriter

NTw YORK - TIE zoot suit
peril 5 reeedlng Ike a middle
aged hairline. slowly but pereepu-
bly,. : survey o. the tense situa-
ton disclosed today in Harlem.
birthplace of the reat plsat
IT isn't all because the war
production board has issued
stern warnings about waste Of
material which might better
he going into uniforms. Foot
ers's beginning decline was
noted here At least 10 weeks
ago. according Ia Informed
circles.
such men as Sol Vein. kredit
Klothier. have been aware Of the
trend since midsummer. II Was
obvious even in a stroll along
125th street, Harlem's Broadway,
where not one well-dressed man IN
five was wearing pants he eonldn |
get on over his shoes.
Were Called sharpies
They used TO call them
sharpies." Vein recalled. barking
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Blames Big Business 'Glamor Boys
For 'Bungling' in War Production

SEATTLE - Guy Holeomh. re-
Gently resigned as chief of the
small business bureau of the JUS
tiee department, Wednesday
blamed big business glamor
boys for "bungling" in war pro-
duetion.
Holeomb. here to address a
meeting OF the Washington Asso-
citation of Manufacturers. deelar-
ed more small manufacturing
plants needed to be brought into
production of war materials.
we can't win the war until
we win the battle of produe-
ton, and we're not winning
that battle. and won't until