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Evening star., 1942-05-18
Huskin's Answers
To Questions
BIZ Frederic J. Hdskin.


A reader can get the dnsUer to any
question OF fact By Writing The EDe-
ming Star Information Bureau, Fred
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O. How do the present-day American
soldiers compare in height and weight
with those of the First World War;
s. L.
A. The average soldier Of the United
States Army today is more than a half
inch taller and nearly 10 pounds heavier
than the men who joined the colors in
1917.
@. What bird is said never TO light
upon the ground?-U. S. H.
A. The chimney swift or chimney
swallow. These birds even eat and mate
on the wing.
@. Where is the largest man-made
hole in the world?-M. w. D.
A. The Open Mine at Kimberley,
South Africa, is reputed to be the largest.
VI. are tHe udyS eIOWulB lOilseI VI
shorter?-S. M.
A. The friction Of the tides acts as
brake to slow down the rotation OF the
earth. The days are, therefore, getting
longer 1t takes 100 years to lengthen
the days one-thousandth OF a second.
@. What is the story about angels
appearing to soldiers on a battlefield
during the First World War?-L. T. A.
A. The legend OF the Angels OF Mons
was based upon story sent to a London
paper by Arthur Machen. 1t told how,
at critical point in this great battle
soldier invoked the help of st. George,
Britains patron saint. whereupon the
saint brought up the spirits of the bow
men of Agincourt in battle array, TO
fall upon the Germans and completely
rout them.
@. Can you tell me where Is the origi-
nal painting Of The Angelus," by Mil
let?-C. NJ. w.
A. This famous painting is In tbs
Louvre in Paris.
Evening star., 1942-05-18

already has been recognized in Great
Britain and Australia, which grant
credits or exemptions to taxpayers
for life insurance premium payments.
1t Is to be hoped that Congress, in
drafting the new tax bill, will give
full consideration to the desirability
OF permitting a limited credit for life
insurance premium payments In this
country.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Letters to the Editor

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a pSeudonynl for publication is
permissible. The Star reserves
the right to edit all letters NTH
uteU to condensation.
Evening star., 1942-05-18

may not be amenable to perfect ex-
position, yet millions feel it, are gov
erned by 1t, willingly sacrifice for 1t
and, II need be. die for 1t.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Americas Favorite Poems

Americas Favorite Poems
Poems that will live forever In
the hearts OF Americans. The
old-time favorites from Long
fellow, Tennyson and Bryant
predominant, but there are some
Of the newer poems, including
Kilmer. Kipling. McCrae and
others Of our time The finest
sentiments of the race are ex-
pressed in its poetry. This COL
lection has been printed in an
attractive 48-page booklet. To
secure your copy inclose 10 cents
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and mail to The Star Informa-
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Mans
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Evening star., 1942-05-18

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the use for republication of all news dispatches
credited to it or not otherwise credited in this
raper and also the local news published herein
All rights of publication of special dispatches
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Evening star., 1942-05-18
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Entered as second class matter post once,
Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1942-05-18

@. What Is the inscription on the
Rushmore Memorial in South Dakota7-
T. S. D.
A. There is no inscription on the
Rushmore Memorial. and 1t is not con-
templated that there ever will be one.
Evening star., 1942-05-18

they were under the never r-relaxing sur
veillance Of two pristafs, or commits
saries, without whose company neither
the ambassador nor any member of his
suite were allowed to go out. The pris-
tafs would not even permit young Witsen
to receive a visitor who had undertaken
to teach him Russian. Nor could he get
permission from them to inspect the
rich collection of maps in the Imperial
Library. Being uneducated themselves"
Witsen wrote bitterly, "they will not let
any one else study either" They be-
haved, and had to be treated, as children.
Witsen accompanied the ambassador
to court when he was received In audi
ence. THE Emperor" he wrote, sat
almost in the corner Of the room, on q
small dais which one mounted by three
gilt steps. He wore caftan and over 1t
. robe with sleeves stin with gold and
jewels On his feet he wore yellow boots.
ALI his fingers, except the thumb and
the middle one, were covered with rings
set with diamonds, rubies and other
precious stones.
One Of the Cars children was Peter
who was to succeed Alexei and to earn
for himself the epithet The Great. His
fathers anxiety to keep western in
fluences away from him were of no avail
For 1t was Peter who invited the aid of
Western science to build up . new Rus
sia. He came to Holland to study ship
building in the year 1897. BY that time
young Nicolaas Witsen had become one
Of the most powerful men in Amsterdam.
h vas . b0rgomAster Of his city and IA
Evening star., 1942-05-18

@. What bird is said never TO light
upon the ground?-U. S. H.
A. The chimney swift or chimney
swallow. These birds even eat and mate
on the wing.
Evening star., 1942-05-18

O. Where Is the largest man made
hole in the world?-M. w. D.
A. The Open Mine at Kimberley,
South Africa, is reputed to be the largest.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-12-18
Lady Toiced appreciation
At the Earliest Moment

At two o'clock in the morning a
woman phoned the manager of a
large department store. After
much ringing, the manager an
swered with a sleepy and gruff
'Hello!"
"This is Mrs. Soandso," said the
woman in syrupy voice; II just
couldn't help calling you personal
ly to tell you that the hat ! bought
at your store last week is simply
stunning. I don't know when I've
liked anything so much"
"That's all very NICE" yawned
the manager, "but would you mind
telling me why you call me at
this hour of the night about hat
you bought last week."
Because" she replied sweetly,
s'your van has just delivered it"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-12-18
@NonRls

THE STORY so FAR: Charlotte
(Cherry) Rawlings, an orphan since she
was seven, had been at Saint Dorothea's
school for girls. She knows almost moth
ing about her early history. Judge Jud-
son Marshbanks, her co-guardian with
Emma Haskell, trained nurse who
had taken care Of her mother, arranges
for her to leave the school, and take up
q secretarial position with the wealthy
Mrs. Porteous Porter in San Francisco.
But 6rst she goes to the Marshbanks
mansion. She dimes alone with the Judge
rs Fran, his young wife, and his niece,
Amy, are dining out. Kelly Coates, an
artist, drops in, and Fran and Amy stop
on their way out, nodding only casually
when Cherry is introduced. 1t Is evident
10 Cherry that Coates and Fran are In
terested in each other. As Fran and
Amy leave she hears laughing reference
to herself and her convent clothes, and
is bitter. Her surroundings are luxuri-
GUS when she goes to work for Mrs. Por-
ter, but soon she finds life most mo-
notonous. Kelly, horseback riding In the
park with Fran, stops to talk with her
as she is motoring with Mrs. Porter and
later sends her box Of candy. Mrs.
Porter gives big party for her niece,
Dorothy Page Smith. Cherry lnds Doro-
thy crying.
Now continue with the story.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-12-18

any tax news on Cnem Sports pages,
Tax Man-What do you get
week?
Citizen-About $50.
Tax Man-You'l have to pay
$1S1.
Citizen-I never get ahead
that much.
Tax Man-You'n have to dig
it up this time.
Citizen-HOw?
Tax Man-That's your head
ache. Don't you ever save any
thing?
Citizen-No. The government
will have to wait. got too
many bills In ahead OF il.
Tax Man-You realize that the
government comes first?
Citizen-Sure. First in war,
first in peace, last ON the list
Of bill collectors.
Tax Man-You realize, of course,
that a war has to be paid for; don't
you understand that Uncle Sam has
to get the money somewhere?
Citizen-I haven't been bothered
so far. Why worry me now?
Tax Mantle expense is greater
than ever. Isn't it up to every citi-
zen to come across?
Citizen-It's great idea. All I'm
saying is that I haven't got dime
ahead. They'll have to get it from
those guys who have saved little.
Tax Man-Do you realize that
there are twenty million being asked
for the first time to pay this tax?
Citizen-They amt all got my ex,
penses.
Tax Man-Don't you want to do
your part to pay for the war?
Citizen-Sure, but they can't get
blood out Of a turnip.
Tax Man-Do you want 'em
around trying that kind of vege-
table test on you?
Citizen-No, but listen; II
amt got $181 I amt got it.
Tax Man-Maybe so, but you'll
have to come across some way.
Citizen-Can't my ward boss
fix it up?
Tax Man-N0body can fix it
SO you don't pay your income
tax. But the treasury has an
nounced that it will lend you the
money to pay the tax.
Citizen (quite startled)-You
mean that If it's got to have
money from me it will lend me
the dough to pay it? Then where
does it gain anything?
Tax Man-It charges you six
per cent interest ON the loan.
Citizen-If / amt got enough
to pay the original tax how am
I going to pay back the loan
with interest?
ITO LADIES TO MAKE MUCH
OF TIME a sg
Dear Ladies, you're warlike, and
talk with a punch
OF Axis and Flackses and Taxes,
But WHY do you stay in SO long
after lunch,
Discussing the WAVES and the
WAACSES?
believe that you're saving the
world, as you say,
AS long as you're slipping and
munching,
But o, like the snow wraiths, my
faith melts away,
As the hours slip by after lunching.
Fair ladies are blessings in peace
and in war,
am sure, but still have bunch,
ma'am,
That the peerless, the priceless, the
pearl and the star,
Is the one that goes home after
lunch, ma'aml
m. A. M. SANTRY.
The question this winter, If any.
body gets to the Florida winter re-
sorts will not be where are you
stopping" but ''How?" Over 300 ho-
tells have been taken over in the
Miami area alone.
s - e
Can You Remember
Away back when enemy aliens
could doublecross Uncle Sam and
get away with it?
BUTTERFLIES days are now being
urged in restaurants. Some of
'em have practically had bread
less days for years, unless you
had a financial hacker.
r.. RoeIoGs Jr. sOanfs 70 knosU sOhaf %
going to become Of the feilow sgho could
tell phich side his bread sOas buttered on?
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-12-18

When you're making up that
Christmas box for your man in the
service, be sure to include carr
ton of Camels or pound canister
of Prince Albert Smoking Tobac-
co. Cigarettes and tobacco head
the service mans gift list, with
Camel his favorite cigarette and
Prince Albert the well-known Ma
tional Joy Smoke. Your local deal
err is featuring gift-wrapped car
tons of Camels, and Camels in
special packages of four 'flat fif-
ties" (Both contain 200 cigarettes.)
Prince Albert in the pound canis-
ter is also holiday wrapped, ready
to give.-Adv.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08
HABLASE DE MARSHALL
PARA Ell DE
LAS FUERZAS ALIADAS

Washington, julio Skis
tie la posibilidad de que Sc es-
tablezca un commando supreme
por los liados y Sc lie entregue
"a direction de las fuerzas de
terra, aire y mar al general
George c. Marshall, jefe de
Estado Mayor del ejercito de
los Estados Unidos.
Aunque Marshall es por aho
ra la figura de mas relieve,
tambien Sc barajan los nom-
bres del almirante William d.
Leahy y del general Douglas
Macarthur. Leahy, un hombre
e 81 amos, es uno de los conse-
ieros militares del presidente
Roosevelt.
Recientemente d~esempen6
ell cargo de embajador en- vi
chy, por ser amigo personal
de Petain.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08

Dul ante dos dias, ma1ana
jueves y ell viernes, Sc efectuara
la inscription de los automovi
fiStas, ba jo ell racionamiento de
la gasolina, en- este condado.
Las escuelas p1blicas Sc abri
ran a las z de la manana Y sc ce
rraran a las nueve de la noche,
con la exception de Plant High,
que cerrara a las 5 de la tarde.
Completa los arreglOs para ell
delicado trabajo una comisi6n
rue componen los senores oliver
c. Maxwell, Wayne Hamilton y
Charles H. Ross, miembros del
Onsejo de Defensa.
La lista de escuelas en- las cua
les Sc efactuara ell regiStro es la
siguiente: escuela superior Hills
La gaceta., 1942-07-08

'madas por su gobierno contra Ell
Eje:
Primera, Venezuela ha roto las
r%elaciones diplomaticas con Ale
mania, Italia, y ell Japon,
Segunda, Venezuela fue la pri-
mera nacion latinoamericana en-
poner coto a los movimientos v ac-
tividades de e~xtranjeros. sospecho-
SOS en- ell pals con ell objeto de
impedir ell SABOTAGE en- las Industries
y de aquellos materiales n~ecesarios
para la defensa continental.
Tercera, Venezuela ha prohibido
que Sc ensehen en- las escuelas de la
republica, principles politicos que
no sean democraticos y republica-
nos.
Cuarta, Venezuela ha congo
lado los fondos pertenecientes a
s1bditos del Eje por ell tempo que
dure la guerra y ha establecido ell
control federal de empresas conner
ciales pertenecientes al Eje.
Petr6leO para los EstadOs UnidOs
Quinta, Venezuela ha destinado
toda su production de petr6leo, que
en- importancia mundial ocupa ell
segundo lugar, para ell uso de las
Naciones midas.
Sexta, Venezuela ha incautado
barcos alemanes e italianos inter-
nados en- u puertos, para utilizar-
los de acuerdo con las medidas
que recomiende la Comision MARI
TINA de los Estados Unidos.
Septima, Venezuela ha acelerado
su production agricola, liberando
en- benefcio del esfuerzo de
guerra estadounidense, barcos que
de otra forma Sc habrian empleado
para llevar productos alimenticios
desde los Estados Unidos a Vene-
zuela.
Ell DR.. Parra-Perez termin6 d.
"Contamos con la buena voluntad
del gobierno Y del pueblo esta-
dounidense. En- Venezuela, confia-
mos todos en- ell triunfo final de las
democracias."
La gaceta., 1942-07-08
EXISTE LA POsIBILIDAD. DE
QUE LOS
SEAN CONFISCADOS

Washington, Julio Sci
presidente Roosevelt declar6
aver en- SUI conferencia de
prensa que 20 m.ilonas de au-
tomovilistas le hacen frente al
peligro de yer sus pneumatic
COS confiscado. 81 la guerra EN-
peoria.
"Tratamos de salvar a Ia
naci6n, no la gasolina y la 60
ma. 81 la situaci6n empeora,
al go1ierno no le quedara otro
canine cue ineautarse de las
llantas de propiedad priva-
da."
"Tengo la esperanto, sin
embargo, de cue tai extrema
situaci6n pueda evitarse,"
No Sc ha llegado todavia a
una decision sobre ell raciona-
La gaceta., 1942-07-08

PAO
namente con la naci6n esta-
dounidense en- SUI lucha contra
ell Eje.
LA politica de Venezuela Y de su
gobierno encabezado por ell General
Medina, es una polftica clara Y bien
definida. Nos hemos colocado al
lado de los Estados Unidos y esta-
mos colaborando hasta donde nos
sea possible en- la defensa del CONT
nente".
Ell DR.. Parra-Perez subray6 que
la politica de guerra de su gobierno
cuenta con ell apoyo enthusiastic del
pueblo veneZolano.
I'm mensaie cordial
"Vengo a traerles, diio, un men
sale cordial de solidaridad v apoyo
de parte de mi gobierno y del pueblo
~venezolano, quienes en- esta bora de
tribulaci6n Sc identifican completa-
mente con los ideales que defender
los Estados Unidos."
: Senalando que Venezuela Sc en-
cuentra apoyando va ell esfuerzo
belico de los Estados Unidos en- una
forma efectiva, ell DIR. PARA
Perez detallo las siete medidas to-
La gaceta., 1942-07-08

Ouenos serian p~rotegidos contra
la appropriation. En- general, la
agricultural seria estimulada CO.
mo base de la economic nacio-
nal. Hasta la fecha, la historic
de la administration de Avila
Camacho, aho y medic despues
de haberse iniciado, indica que
cada punto de este programa
Iha sido nevado a la practical"
Eel capital ha recibido garan-
tias, y millones de pesos que ha-
bian sido enviados a otros PAL
SEES estan de nuevo en- Mexico.
Los materiales estrategicos pa
ra aquellos paises antidemocra-
ticos fueron emlbargados en- ell
otonO de 1941. Los vinculos cul-
turales Sc han fortalecido; las
dos primeras becas que concedi6
ell gobierno mexicano, bajo los
Terminus de la Convention, para
fomentar las Relaciones Cultu-
rales Interamericanas, fueron
otoriadas a j6venes americanos.
Las reformas agrarias han sidO
modificadas a fin de conceder-
les pleno derecho de prOpiedad
a dos agricultores.
Al concluir Sc eXpresa asi:
"El gobierno de Avila Camacho
ha cumplido con todas las decla-
raciones que ell presidente hicie-
ra con respecto a la defensa del
hemisferio en- SUI discurso pre-
inaugural. Siempre, dentro de
la esfera de los acuerdos inter
americanos, Mexico ha sobresa-
lido entire las naciones latino-a-
mericanos q. han efectuado ARE
CLOS practices para la defensa
militar del continente."
La gaceta., 1942-07-08
EXCEkENTE
IMPRESSION
EN- Ell SUR

FL entusiasmo con que fue
escuchado en- todas parties del
continente Ell programa de pre-
sentacion de LA CADENA de
LAS AMERICAS Sc revela en-
los a~lentadores mensajes reci-
bidos en- las ohcinas matrices de
Nueva York. He aqui algunos
testimonies elocuentes:
D. Rene Silva Espejo-Radit
Sociedad Nacional de Agriculture
Santiago de Chile: "UnO verdddert
SorPresd pGyG nosotroS, Ia e0liddd, elo-
riddd v poteneid o que Sc escaeh6 e.
Santiago Ia ONdG de Yds. 49,"
-. 10 construction del brogydm0
fac inJnberobIe ,.""... 81 bablico
ehieno qHed6 Verddderdmenie imbre.
siOnOdo y 0srddeeido de los esfMerso.
de 10 Columbia 49,"
D. B. Tob6n de la Roche, Radio
Manizales. Colombia: Maestro ca
lHrOSO felioifOei6n bov Ell PrOsrGmd IN
OH9lVOi dc La CGdcnG de las Amfyieds
VerdOderOmenie fHf este IN Geonieci.
mieHfO r0di0l =" q. Ia absolute
eidvid0d, 10 minHcios0 erdetitHd en- los
difereHies PreSeHidcioneS, los discveto.
y opOriHHoS comeHfGrios
D.. Gilberto Andrado. Rio de
Janeiro: "CongrGiHIdcioHeS dc Radio
N0eionSi."
D. Jaime Yankelevieh, Radio Bel
grano, Buenos Aires: "SinccrdS
%iclieitdoioHrS mdgnifeG fr~dnSniSi6H,"
.. rrSHli6 ovGndioSd dddG Ia cate
9orio de las fcySoH0iidodeS que hdb-
laroH .."".. nos d0mos cEenid Y
sdbfmos 81 gran eSfHevso. irdbdjo v
orgaHisdei6H que representa- 81 hcber
fodido briHday WHO Transmission como
10 ofrecid0 -"
d. Car ~ MAntilla, Radio Quito,
ecuador: Maestro mas ctiid0 telini0.
oidH por hGberSe criSiGisado nHeSiroJ
onheios comunes con Ia inauguration
Official Dc Ia Codcno dc las AmfrieoS."
La gaceta., 1942-07-08
JACK LACEY REINGRESO
EN- LA COMPANIA TAMPA
ELECTRIC

Tn Quito amigo de esta casa y
p1lblicista de reconocido ltalen-
to, Jack Lacey, ACADIA de reingre
sar como jefe de propaganda de
Ia rcderosa compania Tampa E.
lectric.
Mr.. Lacey tiene centenares
lie amigos en- la colonia latina V
gr9ndemente Sc lie aprecia por
su correction Y envidiable anna
bilidad.
En- la parte del distrito conner
cial de Tampa es muy estimado.
la G9ce.a' lie envia un salu-
do y cOngratula a la empresa
por su retorno,
La gaceta., 1942-07-08
Sc ESTRELLO UN BOMBAR-
DERO

Trenton, Ga, julio 8.-Un
bombardero tipo B-24 Sc es-
trell6 aver a dos millas de aquf
perdiendo la vida su photo V
cuatro tripulantes.
Tres de las victimas va fue-
ron identificadas. Los cuerpos
quedaron destrozados Y achi-
charrados.
El avi6n, bajo una tormenta
.electrica, volaba a poca altu-
ra en- busca de visibilidad v
choc6 contra ell costado de u
ma montana.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08
Escntora estadunidense eIogia
la politica de Avila Camacho

westinghouse escritora es-
tadunidense, Virginia Prewett,
public6 recientemente un articu
10 en- ell Washington Post, peri6-
dico capitalino, en- Ell cual elogia
la administration que ell Presi-
derte Manuel AWila CamadhO
eSta llevando a cabo en- Mexico.
Entire otras cosas, la Srta.
Prewett expresa: "al momento
de la entrada de Mexico a la que
ira, tres cosas de gran impOr-
tancia pueden acreditarse a la
administration de Avila CANA
cho durante SUI primer ano Y me-
dio de vida" % Ell prestigio
international de Mexico nunca
ha sido mayor; las relaciones
con los Estados Unidos son aho-
"a mas intimas y cordiales que
nunca, y la situaci6n internacio
nal deja un balance favorable
dificilmente igualado en- la his
toria de ia naci6n Tales cosas
son de suma importancia, espe-
cialmente en- un periodo tan di-
ficil como por ell que actualmen-
te atraviesa ell mundo.
al comentar SUI reciente en-
treviSta con ell Presidente Avila
Camacho, la Srta. Prewett, Sc
eXpreS6 ash: "Cuando tom6 po-
session de la presidential, la pre-
gunta que Sc hizo Mexico fue
Use inclinara Avila Camacho
hacia los moderados, sin poner
a estos grupos en- grave conflic-
to con los sobrevivientes del re-
gimen de Cardenas?" La pre-
gunta sobre 10 cual especularon
los observadores extranjeros
con mayor frecuencia fue, que
medidas eSpecificas tomaria el
para poderse colocar en- esa ST.
tuaci6n moderada. POGO despues
de haber tornado possession, tuve
oportunidad de hacer preguntas
directas al presidente, acerca de
cuales serian dichas medidas.
Los puntos principales de su res
pueSta por eScrito, unica entire
vista de esta clase que ell presi-
dente ha concedido, fueron: que
ell capital extranjero que Sc con-
forme con una ganancia justa,
sera bienvenido a Mexico; que
su pals mantendra la politica de
las puertas abiertas para ell CO.
mercio international, excepto
que los materiales de guerra Sc
ran enviados a los paises demo
craticos; que Mexico adOptaria
todas aquellas medidas practi-
cas- para la defensa del hemis-
ferio, con las cuales lutheran
convenido las rep1blicas ameri-
canas; que persuadiendo a los
turistas a visitar Mexico, lie
vando a cabo campanas de prem
sa, becas e intercambio de pro
fesores sc robustecerian las re-
laciones culturales con los Esta-
dos Unidos."
EN- ell frente nacional, los in
tereses del capital y del trabajo
conciliados. Sc concede-
rias titulos de propiedad a los a.
gricultores, y los ranches pc
La gaceta., 1942-07-08

borough, escuela superior Plant,
escuaas preparedness MacFar
lane. Washington Y Wilson; es-
cuelas elementales Broward,
Bryan, Buffalo, Cleveland, De
Soto. Gorrie, Graham, Hender-
son, Henley, Mitchell, Oak Park
Orange Grove, Roosevelt, Sc
minole, Phillip Shore y Marti-
nez Ybor.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08
Sierra APRESURADO Ell CA
SO DE BRIDGES

San Francisco, Julio 8.-A los
Eoogados de Harry Bridges Sc
les ha concedido tres semanas
cara presentar su case, aunque
clos habian pedido de dos a tres
meseS.
Protest6 en- contra de que Sc
concediera tanto TEMPO, ell asis-
tente fiscal federal Luis Mkr-
cado.
Atendiendo ell razonamiento
del fiscal, ell juez Martin resell
vic conceder tres semanaS para
.empezar ell case, tres para la re-
plica del fiscal y tres para COM
pletarlo.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08
S 75c UN PELADO

San Francisco, AL, julio g.
los barberos pusieron en- vigor
una nueva tarifa, a base de Is
cts. ell pelado y as cts 81 afeita-
do. Pelados de ninos 65 cts. Re
cortes en- ell cuello de la mujer,
so cts.
Representa- los nuevos pre-
clos un aumento de Is cts.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08

MIA desempenando ell cargo
desde enero de 1889.
DID la noticia ell DR.. Faik
Fuztrak, ministro de la Gober
naci6n, que interinamente de-
sempenara la presidential del
Consejo.
Saydam era un firme parti-
dario de la neutralidad de
Turquia, pero manteniendo in
c6lumes los derechos de la Re
p1blica.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08
UN ESTABLECIMIENTO DE
PRECIOS MUY RAZONA-
BLES

En- ell 1881 de la S6ptima
avenida Sc ha establecido la pc
leteria de Kanarek, dirigida
por ell Sr. Marcelino Bardales.
Zapatos de las mas acredi-
tadas marcas Sc venden ALI a
precios populares.
Colaboran con ell Sr. Barda
les los conocidos ciudadanos
d. Coniglio y Joe Clesi.
I'm sitio que lie convienee vi
star.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08

ST, senior:
Para pintar mejor SUI
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K ing
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenida y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08

PARA Perez,
hizo varias
declaraciones
a la prensa
durante su
estadia en- los
Estados Uni
dos y, en- to-
das, expreso
en- terminus
energicos la
decision de su
gobierno de
La gaceta., 1942-07-08
Ell SOL Y LA LUNA

Sale ell sol a las $40 a. m. y Sc
pone a las $50 p. m.
Sale la luna a las 3:11 a. m.
y Sc pone a las 4:33 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-07-08
MURIO Ell PRIMER MINIS.
TRIO r

Ankara, Turquia, julio s.
A la edad de 81 amos, una en-
fermedad del coraz6n lie pro-
dujo hoy la muerte al primer
ministro Refik Sadam, que We