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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
PETITIONS FOR
MEMBERSHIP IN
O. E. S. RECEIVED

Three petitions for membership
we're accepted and one application
for life membership was received by
Chapter number l19 order or East
ern Star at the September meeting,
Monday evening in the Masonic
Temple lodge room
Mrs Luman Seamsns, worthy mat
ron. presided I'm the East ans an
nounced d penny supper 10 be with
in the next six weeks. The commit
tes will be Ms Bert Hubbard,
chairman. Mrs Milton Mott. Mrs.
James Smith. Mrs William Hayes.
Mrs L r Melbourne. Mrs Emil
Susterka and Mrs Reynolds Cong
don other announcements were,
initiation. Oct 2Nt Washtenaw
County Association meeting here,
Oct 80; Grand Chapter meeting m
Grand Rapids. Oct. Is and II Mrs.
Hubert Holloway. mother advisor
Of the order OF Rainbow for Girls,
announced the Rainbow public in
stallaton of officers. Sept "A
Mrs Ray Barreu reported that
plans are under way for the TALL
tair and Mrs Harry Faulkner.
chairman O the social committee .
announced thar entertainment is
being planned FOR the October reg /
ular meeting The recommendation .
OF the budget committee. presented .
by Otis Lee chairman. was accept
ed Mrs Otis Lee, chairman OF dues
committee said tina, the commit
tee members are working on the
collection Of back dues
Charles Hill. Dad OF the DEMO.
lay. told OF the DeMolay member
ship drive now being carried on
and urged members to assist. Boys /
between the ages OF - and q may /
20 10 the chapter meeting Monday /
night Refreshments will be served .
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Our Service Men

Vorce. He will return with them to
Ypsilanti to spend a furlough.
Mrs. ]. H. Kruse has heard from
her son Pvt John H. Kruse. Jr..
who is on an island near Australia
and is very contented.
Word has been received by
Mr.. Aad Mrs. William Hendrick-
sen. e15 Pearl St. that their son.
William Hendrickson, Jr.. who is
in the United States Coast Guard.
has been promoted TO third class
petty officer, and assigned TO duty
on board a Coast Guard cutter at
Charleston. South Carolina. He had
just been released from the
Naval Hospital at Charleston after
an appendectomy.
Aviation Cadet Robert Smith
Allen. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Allen. has been transferred from
the Army Air Corps classification
center at Nashville, Tenn. to the
pilot school at Camp Maxwell, Mont
gomery, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs Clifton futile and
Harold futile, Prattville. and Mrs.
Clarence Shaneour, Waldron. we're
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence StarkWeather and went
to Monroe. Monday, from where
Harold left TO join the Army. Har-
old futile lived for five years with
the Starkweathers while attending
the Normal College and has taught
for the past four years in Carleton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
Fine Points in Bridge
en sAEhARn RAacIAv

switched to his partners suit. the
spade K. That and the A won
tricks. but the Q scored for de-
clarer on the third round, and the
rest OF the hand was a pushover
for South. by means Of trump
dropping and a cross-ruff.
No trick can ever be taken in
spades by South unless the oppo-
nsnts lead the suit. West should
have read. upon seeing the single
ton in dummy and the great num-
Der OF hearts there. that East
knew he would shift to spades or
diamonds. There would be no
sense in a shift to trumps with so
many in dummy Hence East'S Job
was to signal his preference as be-
tween spades and diamonds. That
Is exactly what he did His 2 was
meant to call for the lower-rank-
ing diamonds. whereas the 7
would have asked for the higher
ranking spades. Had West read
the message. diamond lead
would have forced the declarer
eventually to break spades HIM
self. and thus take no trick in the
suit while losing three. enough to
beat his contract
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
Entertains Guests

Mrs Lynn Holley entertained fif
teen guests al a shower for Mrs.
Clifford Mateyia. Decorations we're
in pink and blue. Various games
were played and ice cream, cake
and coffee were served Mrs Ma
te.ia received many lovclv gifs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
SUIT PREFERENCE VITA


NEXT TO the opening lead,
which is the most important sin
gle play Of all in the overwhelm-
ing majority OF hands. the one
ranking second to it is the choice
Of suit to be led by the defenders
to the second trick. The first is
more or less blind" except for
whatever differences may be
drawn from the bidding. plus
what you see in your own hand.
but the second is or should be
mere precise matter Then calcu-
lations may be based partly on
what you see in the dummy and
partly on what your partner plays
TO the FIRST trick.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Earle V Evans en-.
tertained at sunday dinner DR..
and Mrs. A T. Evans, Jackson.
Tenn Mrs Evans will be remem-
5ered here as Or. Blanche Town
Rousseau. formerly teacher OF the
handicapped children at the Nor
nal Training School She will teach
in Tennessee this year.
Harvey G. Leininger. and Miss
Mary Lofka, Flint. and Mr. ard
Mrs. Jack Schneider. Dearborn,
spent Sunday az the home OF Mr.
AMI Mrs. Edward Leininger, sos
Stanley 81.
NJ. and Mrs Stewart Towels.
Rockford. were guests over the
week end OF Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Brownell
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
Attend Meeting

Mrs. J. f. Warner, Mrs. Harry
Smith. Mrs. Paul Burrell, Mrs. J.
Vail Throop. Mrs. Lloyd Barnes
Mrs. Lee Brown, Mrs. Clyde Budd,
Mrs. Walter Dixon, Mrs. Lowell
Lee and Mrs. Charles F'ulford at
tended the Ann Arbor district meet
ing of the Methodist Woman's So
ciety Of Christian Service at Valdez
Woods.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
Knights Of Pythias
Plan Celebration Of
5Oth Anniversary

Among the plans made by Queen
City Lodge. number 167. knights Of
Pythias for the coming months
were for the celebration OF the 50th
anniversary OF the founding OF the
order. and for two parties. A. o.
Seekell. chancellor commander. pre-
sided at the opening meeting OF the
fall season, Monday evening in X.
p. Hall.
The 50th anniversary will be
celebrated Dec. IS. II was decided
to give in the near future the first
in a series Of parties for non-com-
missioned officers at the bomber
plant Committees will be appointed
by Mr.. Seekell, a little later for the
celebration and for the combined
cooperative supper for the K. P's,
Pythian Sisters and Princes OF syria.
cuse and their parents.
The defense stamp sale for the
evening amounted to $50. Ice cream
and cake were served by the chair
man of the entertainment commit
tee, Ralph Mcdonald.
Mrs Virginia Thibodeau Reber
wife Of First Lieut. Marlen Elmer
Reber is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Thibodeau and Mr..
Reber's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. A.
Reber. New Boston. Mrs. Re5er was
in Windoyer Air Base. Utah, until
Aug. / and since then has been in
Chicopee Falls. Mass. Her husband
is still in the East
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chadwick
and family have moved from 224 y.
Prospect St. to IA y. Grove st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schepp-
ner spent Sunday with Detroit
friends
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. George Jewell. Mrs.
John Radtke and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
ter Stanuch and daughter Rather
inc, Detroit, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Lovitt and
daughter Jeannine and Miss Zetha
Umphenor went to Wayne Sun
day to attend a birthday dinner for
Master Tommy Everett Umphenor
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Umphenor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
corhin Anderson Pitmsr

Corbin Anderson is the name
chosen for the son born Sept. 8 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Pitman az St
Josephs Mercy Hospital. Ann Ar
Dor He weighed eight pounds,
10 ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15

Aviation Cadet Charles Sinkule.
Jr. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sinkule, has been transferred to
Cuero, Texas, from Kelly Field, San
Antonio. He Is beginning his pri-
mary flight training,
Naval Air Cadet Roy Renton,
.on OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Rer-
ton, suffered a broken collar bone
last week at the Naval Air Corps
pre.flisht school in Iowa City, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Vorce are
going to Charleston, W. Va, to meet
their son who is now Corp. Raymond
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15

Mrs Howard Helfrlch and MISS
Natalie are in Lansing to spend the
week with Mrs. Helfrichs parents
Mr. and Mrs H. A. Granger.
Mrs. Floyd F. Williams and son
Larry have returned from Pana'
M. where they met Mrs. VII
liams' sister, Mrs. Edward Grinane
and baby Julie, Birmingham, Ala,
Mrs Grinane and Mrs. Williams had
not met in four years
Mr. and Mrs. Harry c. RenWick
went to Pontiac for week end visit
with Mrs. Renwick's father, George
Ames who has hardening OF the ar
teries.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Heltrich
spent sunday in Detroit with their
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald ).
Wink. d,
Mrs. Amelia Root has returned
to Detroit after several weeks
visit with relatives and friends In
the city.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
Erosqement Announced

A a family dinner party Monday
evening. the engagement o. Miss
Virginia Epson daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles : Epson. and
Melyin James Giles. son Of Mr.. and
Mr.. James y. Giles. 41gS Washte.
nav Rd was announced Covers
were laid for seven az The dinner
and color scheme using pastel
shades was carried out.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
Mrs. Dodge Hostess
70 Baptist Circle

Mrs. Acie Dodge was hostess ior
the September meeting OF Clrcie
three OF the Baptist Women 5
Union, at her home. Monday eve
ming. Mrs. Lester Wright led the
devotional service. Mrs. LEROY
Thaver chairman OF the ice cream
social Aug. II. gave a favorable re-
port Of IT, ,y.r
Miss Ruth Gambell and Mrs. Har-
old Prest assisting hostesses'
served refreshments TO the q mem
bers present. -,
The next circle meeting Will be
Oct. 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Taber and
son Bruce rave "- U-rod 10 Lam
sing after visiting NJ Taber's moth
er Mrs. Ray F. Taber.
Mrs VI Romine Minard. Pequam-
Ing Mich. is spending a few days
with her mother. Mrs Ray F Ia
Der Mr.. Minard is attending school
in Champaign, III.
Mr.. anu u... Robert Barclay.
Saginaw. visited Mrs Henry Dig
nan over the week end
Mrs F. H kintigh has returned
from weeks visit with friends in
Flint.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15

Gordon Gable left Monday for
Albion College.
Miss Gertrude Peet is teaching at
Brighton this year
H. Moreland Cook, Evanston, H..
is spending a few days with his sis
ter. Mrs. F. VI Beall
Mrs. Josephine Southgate, who
has been spending two months at
the home Of her son. Robert South
gate. left Monday for her home in
Albona, Ia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
Son Born

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright 14l5
y. Prospect St, are the parents OF
a son. weighing seven pounds, two
ounces The infant was born this
morning in Boyer Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15

Mr. and Mrs. 3. 7. Bowditch, 3S3
Wabash St, Milan, announce the
birth OF daughter this morning
in Boyer Hospital. The infant
weighed seven pounds, seven
ounces.
La gaceta., 1942-12-17
APROBADA LA LEY DE LOS
BONOS

Ciudad de MEXICO, Die. IT,
La prensa comenta el mensaje
del presidente Avila Camacho SO
bre la deuda extranjera de Me-
jico, mencionando en- el conve--
Mo concertado la semana pasa-
da con los banqueros de los Esta
dos Unidos.
I'm decretO ley sobre el ARE
Clio, propuesto por el presiden-
te, fue aprobado unanimemente.
Aclara el decreto que Ell ARE
glo 500 cubre a los tenedores de
bonos reconocidos bajo Is deere
tos de agosto A y octubre "a y
encaminados a impedir que sale
sen divisas de este pals para las
naciones del Eje.
Senalase 81 valor de los bonos
en- la Europa Continental, entire
S52,000J000 y $cO,OO0,00O.
La gaceta., 1942-12-17
WATSON DECIDE EN- CON.
IRA DE 10 RECOMENDA-
DO POR Ell DETRADO COB
BEY

Decide aver Ell abogado gene
RAJ Watson, comunicandoCo a es
ia ciudad, que la comisi6n del
condado no puede obligar al she
riff INFERNO Savarese a dar
cuenta de los detalles de cada
arresto, como 10 recomendara el
Sr, CObbery, abogado consultor.
No hay ley que demande del
sheriff explicar el costo de las
cuenSas y las razones por las
cuales Sc demorasen los juicios
preliminares.
Ccbbey estima que el sheriff
debe dar en- las cuentas las fe-
chas de los arrestos, juicios pre-
liminares, mandamientos y ex-
plicaci6n de las demoras y can
tidades cargadas.
Representa- los intereses del
sheriff en- la controversial el le-
Lewis II. Hill.
La gaceta., 1942-12-17
LA ESCUADRA DE DAKAR
SE UNIRA A LOS ALLADOS
Darlan dice que no tiene ambi-
clones personales

Washington, Die. l7.-H al
mirante Darlan hizo hoy decIa-
raciones en- Cd Norte de Africa v
dijo que la escuadra de Dakar
Sc mira a las escuadras de las
Naciones midas y combatira
hasta que Sc produzca la derro-
Ia de las naciones del Eje.
A los buques de Dakar Sc uni
ran tambi6n los que desde hace
mases Sc e%ncuentran en- Alejan-
dria.
Mantiene q almirante que no
tlene ambiciones personales en-
cuanto al future de Francia,
aunque el general americana Ell
senhower he ha reconocido como
alto comisionado frances en- A
frica.
FL Africa Francesa, con los
Aliados, rendira su maximo es-
fuerzo militar hasta conseguir
la derrota de Alemania e Italia.
"Yo creo que todos los fran
ceses, entertainments unidos,
oOmbatiremos al Eje hasta al
canzar un triunfo decisive"
La gaceta., 1942-12-17
Franco Sc ~encuentra entire la espada y la pared
Ell dictator simpatiza con ell Eje

Londres, Die. liza Espa-
ma de Franco Sc encuentra hoy
en- la dificil posici6n de ser par
tidlaria del Eje Y al mismo ti.m
pc temer una victoria de Hitler
y MuSsolini.
Franco puede esperar que su
infeliz neutralidad continue poi
algin TEMPO, pero sabe que e.
porvenir esta nublado para Ell
triunfen los Aliados, como todc
Ell mundo cree, o las potencias
del Eje.
La verdad desnuda es que e.
dictator Sc halla en- la anomals
posici6n de ansiar que los paises
fascistas ganen la guerra y a.
mismo tempo reconocer que Sc
ria una ventaja para su regimen
cue La lucha culminase en- IN
mlpate o estancamiento de los
cOmbatientes.
I'm victoria fascista, que e
ouivale a decir una victoria de
Hitler, someteria a Espana aJ
dominic de Berlin. Una paZ ne
gociada, algo que esta mas ALA
de la conception humane en- es-
tos mOmentos, quiza garantiza.
ria Espana ell derecho a name
jar sus propios asuntos sin in
tervenci6n exterior.
Ell discurso de Franco, pro-
nunciado Ell otro dfa en- ell Con-
greso Nacional del Partido Fa-
langista, con su denuncia del boil
seviquismo y sus expresiones de
amistad hacia Adolfo Hitler,
La gaceta., 1942-12-17
BARCAS PARA ~TRANSP0R-
TAR COMBUSTIBDE A LA
COSTA ESTE DE LA Ma
CION

Washington, Die. 17.-El go
5ierno ha dado su aprObaci6n a
un plan para construir mas de
1000 remolcadores y barcas que
transportaran diariamente al es
te DEF pals, ell aho pr6ximo, 100
mil barriles de aceite combusti-
bic.
Fu6 preparado Ell plan por ell
administrator de la Oficina de
Petrtleo para la guerra, con ell
concurso de otras agencias.
demas del equipo flotante. Sc
c~onstuiran grandes mueNes pa
ra barcas Y remolcadores en- Cal
70, Illinois; Jacksonville, Flori-
da Y Panama City, Florida.
Cada barca tendra capacidad
para 5000 barriles. Barcas de
MADEIRA Sc construiran para ei
transporte de "cargamentos Sc
COS"
La gaceta., 1942-12-17

No lamenta este periodico que
SUI cronista no fuera invitado a
una comida que aver Sc efectua-
ra en- un restaurant local.
Aquf repetimos cast todos los
dias la antigua expression. asi
paga ell Diablo a quien bien lie
strive.
NADIA nos eXtrana, nj siquiera
de personals a las cuales siempre
hemos tratado con exquisite con
sidaraci6n.
Pasa ell pals por una crisis y
la cortesia, como es natural, SUI
FIRE los efectos DEF ''nerviosismo'
collective.
Acknowledgement esa crisis es-
ia lejos de nosotros, como perio-
distas, y SERVINGS a todos con la
mayor gracia y desinteres.
Con algeria completeness a los
amigos y decimos a los que nc
10 son: las puertas Sc italian a.
biertas para ustedes tambien.
Sin embargo, humane es que
duelan los "golpes' de los ami
Cos, por cuanto de clos Sc espe-
yan buenas n~oticias, apretones
de manos, cordialidad.....
La gaceta., 1942-12-17
NECl AFRO LA HGJA DE UN
'-N'lENTE CORONEL QUE
MAT0 A SU ESPOSO CAPT.
TAN

Biabe2, Arizona, Die. les
ia Wr!fioandoSe aqui la vista de
la cauSa contra Margaret Her
.ClhO, de q amos, hija de un te-
niente coronel del ejercito, que
mat6 a su marido, eli captain Da
vid Carr, que tenia a otraS tres
mujereS y la convenci6 para que
efectuaSe con 81 un matrimonio
Secreto, lN~evandola despueS a A.
qua Prieta, M6jico, donde sur.
gi6 ell drama.
lie hacia 81 advances impro-
pios' y parecia una "bestia" un
animal"
UnO de los proyectiles del re-
vdlver de ella Sc aloj6 en- la es-
pima dorsal del captain, parali-
zandOlo, aunque podia hablar.
Vernon Fugatt, ell primer po-
licia que lego al lugar del he
cho, manifesto que la mujer lie
dijo: Tengo la esperanto de que
sc muera. porque 81 sobrevive
me matara.
Francisco Banco Pedrosa, can
tinero de un Bar de Aqua Prize
ia, declare que los dos estaban
bebiendo mucho y que el CAPT
tan lie haria poner doble pOr-
ci6n en- Ell vase de la mujer.
Despu5s del crimen Sc supo
que ell captain estaba aun casa.
do con Otras dos mujeres, Alice
Lippolt Carr, de New Orleans
y Florence Bellerose Carr, de
Manchester, New Hampshire.
La gaceta., 1942-12-17
FL Octave Ejercito cort6 en-
dos las fuerzas de Rommel
La aviacion c%ontinaa bombardeando las p~osicio-
mes del enemigo. - Sigue imperado Ia calma
en- ell frente de Tunicia

Las eXplosiones originaron in
cenndinos.
Como resultado de los bonn
bardeOS qued6 interrumpida
la communication por ell canal
que une a Tunez con Ia Goleta
rente a la costa de Tripoli,
los cazas aliadOS d~erribaron
aver dos aviones del enemigo.
Los Aliados no perdieron nj
un solo aparato, no obstante la
envergadura de las operacio-
mes.
Las lluvias decrecen en- Tu-
nicia y la calma que ahora i'm
pera desaparecera dentro de
poeas horas.
Cuando ell campo Sc seque
I'm tanto mas, los tanqueS rea-
lizzaran nuevos movimientoS
de avance.
Vichy anuncia que las trO-
pas aliadas Sc retiraron de
Medkez El-Bab, a 80 millaS de
Tunez.
Muchos de los soldados que
operan en- Tunicia, por parte
del Eje, estuvieron va en- o.
tros frentes, incluyendo a Ru-
sia..
La gaceta., 1942-12-17

nuel Azana, segun nos dijera
Don Fernando de los Rios)
Cuando los inglcses hayan sido
derrotados, Europa necesitara
para su defensa una escuadra
formidable. La Escuadra Fran
cesaeS buena Y tiene grandes
tradiciones.
"IPor que no ha de construir-
Sc alrededor de ella una 'Escua-
dra Europea" y por que no ha
de ser su jefe Ell almirante Oar
ICan?"
ENplican las palabras del ge-
neral frances que los nazis te-
Man confianza en- Darlan y que
este traicionaba a su pueblo, 81
ha de darse una justa interpre-
taci6n a las palabras de Otto
Abetz.
Recomend6 ell presidente de
Francia, en- los tpostreros dias de
la derrota francesa, que ell 60
bierno Sc trasladase al Norte de
Africa y que continuase la que
ira.
Sc lie opusieron Petain, Hama
do desde Espana, donde halaga-
ba a Franco y agasajaba a los
falangistas, y Darlan.... que o.
diba a los ingleses.
Anhelaba ell jefe de estado que
Francia siguiese combatiendo,
por ell honor de la raza latina 4;
pero esos dos individuos fata-
les, Petain Y Darlan, lie hicieron
callar.
Y ahorG, para su deSdoro, el
mariscal, agarrado a viejas
ideas monarquicas y antilibera-
bles, no es otra cosa que un pri-
stones de los alemanes, y OAR
Ian, para su fortuna, aparece a.
liado con los mismos a los cuales
hace muy POGO tempo atacaba
Y difamaba.
La gaceta., 1942-12-17

quiza haya sido desagradaIle a.
paladar ingles, pero no sorpren-
.di6 a nadie. Jamas ha ocutado
Franco su admiration por Ia ma
quinaria de guerra de Hitter.
lPero aunque las simpatias del
gobierno eSpanol se incinan
hacia ell Eje, ESpaha, al igual
que Turquia debe mantener una
actitud cautelosa, alerta. Debe
observar todos los movimientos
de Hitler, porque sabe que iue-
&c mandar ropas a traves de los
Princes, en- cualquier momento
que leparezca convenience. Guam
do ell Fuehrer decida que Ell ms,
tante de dominar a Gibraltar hs
llegado, invadira a Espana no
importa 10 quiera o no.
Ell dictator espanOl sabe que
la existencia de una Francia in
dependiente entire Ell y Alema.
nia-que este ciertamente sera
ell case 81 los aliados TRUMAN
lie dejara EN- libertad de name
jar los asuntos internos de Ia pc
nfnsula espahola.
Es possible que tFate de resis-
tir cualquier ataqte aleman en-
direction de Giybhltar. Los es-
panOres no son cohbatientes de
segunda clase, conc la historic
10 prueba, y dispuhran a los a.
lemanes, pulgada por pulgada,
TODD su territorio. IPero su equi
po de conbate no lodra resistir
a los aeropano y dvisiones Pan
zers de Hitler,
La gaceta., 1942-12-17

colocaciones, diriddo por Glen
f. Brockway; bub de utiliZa.
ci6n de trabajo, ctO director tc
davia no Sc ha notbrado y burt
de programme, planamiento y ri
vista, William Hber, director.
Design6 McNut a Robert NJ.
Barnett Y Byron Mitchell como
asistenbes directors, con capaci
dad ejecutiva. Bahatt trabaja-
"a con Arthur s. Emming nom
brado la semana basada direc-
tor INFERNO de la VINO y de los
problemas de Re lrql.
La Comisi6n sejustara en- 10
successive a las nonas naciona-
les que Sc relacio1n con la dis
tribuci6n y 81 ustde la fuerza
humane para finelmilitares.
'eTodos los e~sfutzos Sc haran
para garantizar dfisiva y prom
ia acci6n en- toda las comuni-
dades y "es en- Ia Dmunidad To-
cal, no en- Washington, donde
realmente Sc efectan los traba
jos de guerra"
FL Bur6 del SeFicio Selecti-
vo continuara futionando CO.
mo hasta el preserb, pero coor-
dinara sus actividdes con las
otras oficinas del IWMC.
La gaceta., 1942-12-17

Londres, Die. l7.--El Octave
Ej6rcito ingl6s, manda1o por el
general Montgomery, IN corta.
do en- dos la columna de Rommol
en- Wadi Metratin, cerca del Me
diterraneo.
EN- la madrugada de aver
~nuestras fverzaS de avance llega
ron a Wade Matratin y toma-
ron posiciones, p~artiendo des-
pu6s haeia ell sur. Qued6 asi cor
tada en- dos la columna de reti-
rada de los nazis."
Aviones de GAIA y bombardeo
continuan atacando las tropas
de Rommel y aver 10 hicieron en-
pleno dia,
"Tmportantes objetivos Sc bonn
bardearon EN- ell area de Zauta,
en- Nofilia, 100 midas al OeSte
de FL Aghslia, con fructiferos re
Sultados. Los muelles de Tunez
Y de La Goleta fueron atacados
de nuevo en- las noches de diciem
bre 10 Y l6.
Estos asaltos duraron mas de
ocho horas y los artefactos
destruyeron cuarteles, dep6si
tOs de petr6leo y equipo ferro
viario. Grandes dahos expert
ment6 la isla de La Gulette.
La gaceta., 1942-12-17
Ell CONGRESO NO VOLVE-
RIA A REUNIRSE HASTA
ENlERO

Washington. Die. l7.-Com-
rfet6 sus sesiones a congreso
n, asistiendo a las deliberacio-
mes de aver solo 100 legislatures
de un total de 435.
Tres horas despues del reeeso
Tel Senado, la Camara inici6 su
descansO.
Las sesiones del Congreso 7S EN-
pezaran el dia 6 de enero.
Degpidi6 a los representatives
que fueron derrotadOs, o no as
Viraron a la reelection, Ell presi-
dente de Ia Camara, Sir. Sam
Rsyhurn, de Texas,