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Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
CAMP DANCE
Li.. Morgan on
Visit TO Civ

IL. Sam Morgan and his wife,
the former Eva Adler of Chicago,
arrived in FL Centre Wednesday
for q brief visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morgan.
1t. Morgan, foimer salesman for
the Imperial Hardware company
in FL Centro, joined the Army in
June, l94l and attended special in
Struction SchoriS in the Signal
corps at FIT. Knox and Pine Camp,
N Y. He went up through the
ranks 10 become a first sergeant OF
his company and later was ap-
pointed to the officers candidate
school at Ft Mammoth, N. j.. from
which he recently was graduated.
He was commissioned second lieu
tenant in the Signal corps.
The visitors plan to leave FL Gen.
tro this week for Morgan's new
assignment as instructor in COM
municationS at the officers school
from which he received his COM
mission.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
Stores Ready with Suggestions
For Back-to-SchooI Clothes

The Wearcr may show her indlY-
iduality by pretty scarves clever
lapel pins. bracelets, gay colored
handkerchiefs.
Later in the season wool frocks,
sweaters and skirts. which are al
most a uniform. blouses and skirts,
with sweaters or odd jackets and
also trim suits will be worn.
New in head gear, aside from the
fayorite beanie. 1s the revival of
The beret. while for footwear moth
ing has succeeded the flat-heeled
sport shoe and the bobby sock Top
coats are tailored. sports models.
For the little at.ool girls-and
they look so sweet as they swish
Importantly to school in stlffly
starched frocks. cottons are almost
universal with sweaters added for
warmth as cooler weather arrives.
Junior high school girls favor both
dresses and the skirts and blouses
which the high school girls adopt,
but are simple, practical. but pref
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
Three Hostesses
Entertain for
Mrs. Frowiss

The Spanish room at the Cali
fornia hotel was the scene Of an
attractive party Wednesday night,
with Mrs. Rutledge Shawn, Mrs.
William Wallace and Mrs. Sherman
Eldridge as the hostesseS, and with
Mrs. Rudolph FrowiSs, Jr., as the
guest of honor.
In keeping with the incentive for
the party, the stork theme was used
in decorations, and all the packages
for the guest of honor were wrap
ped in pastel pinks and blues.
Games were featured, Mrs Werye
winning the high score prize, Mrs.
Wylie, the second, and Mrs. Swan
berger, the low.
Refreshments were served to:
Mesdames j. F.. Golden, Maurice
Young, Paul Werve, Robert Carter
William I. Schofield, w. B. Swan
berger, william G.. Foss, Rudolph
Frowiss, Sr., Max Sones, John
Ashley, Robert Wylie, Dee Perci-
val, C. A. Irving, Robert Sheffield
Homer Spear, George Lederman
Corwin Vencill, George Conner, j
w. Beshears, Robert Russell, Bert
Crosby, Merwin Mccoy, the guest
of honor, and Miss Vivian WorleJ
of Camp Lockett.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
Return From
Motor Trip

Mrs. Charles Free, Mrs. Norman
E. Dupont, and Norman Reese Du-
pont have just returned from two
weeks trip to Colorado, Mrs. Free
visiting her husband at Camp Carson
near Colorado Springs, the Duponts
going on to Denver to visit their
husband and father, 1t. Norman E.
Dupont, who is stationed in the
Flight surgeons office, Station hos
pital Lowry field.
While in Denver the two enjoyed
seeing all the places of interest and
were tremendously impressed with
the large personnel, and the vast
amount of equipment at Lowry field
as well as the efficiency with which
it is conducted At one mess alone,
COCO men were. served at one time
and the food was delicious, the
equipment and mess hall immacu-
late. 1t. Dupont is admirably locat-
ed in a modern office and has
quarters in the officers hall.
While IN Denver Mrs. Dupont,
who is a member of Chapter CIV,
attended a PEG. Reciprocity meet
ing, and was the guest of Mrs.
Frank Jacobs, daughter -in-law of
MI and Mrs. F.. d. Jacobs at
number of affairs. She also met a
relative of the Scott B. FouldS and
\ pirlhood friend of Mrs. Guy A.
Weakley.
En- route home the three stopped
over in Taos, New Mexico, seeing
the Grand Canyon on their trip
cast They also stopped in Winslow,
Arizona, to visit with friends Of
Mrs. Dupont's mother Mrs. c. j.
Brooks and found, to their surprise,
Mrs. Brooks there also
Norman Reese Dupont now plans
to enlist, and Forrest will complete
his year at Central.
Mrs. Free stayed at Colorado
Springs for two. weeks and enjoyed
side trips to the various places of
interest, including the famous Pixies
Peak trip. She plans to remain in
Ell Centre for the present.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
ON THE FRONT
IN THE VALLEY

Imperial and San Diego Red Cross
camp and hospital service commit
tee members exchanged ideas as
they met Wednesday in Balboa
park, the San Diego group telling
some Of the man. services which
they are called upon TO perform.
In particular they stressed their
work for the men in detached
groups in isolated sections who are
restricted to their headquarters and
for whom they provide recreation
The valley group faces an eX-
panded program as result of the
increased number of men to be
stationed i'm the county and these
various problems were discussed
also.
Those attending from the valley
were Mrs. b. F.. Lemons, chairman
Of the committee for the FL Cen
tro chapter: Mesdames Fred L. Rid
die, J. w. Donohue, Glenn Kieffer,
Pcrcie Thacker, w A. Vie and
Mrs. w j. Meagher, executive sec
retary for the FL Centro chapter
who is acting as director for the
valley.
BOARD MEETING
The Red Cross board of direc-
tors will resume their meetings
Monday night, 80 o'clock at head
quarters.
CAMP DANCE
The Red Cross camp and hoSpi-
tai service committee is sponsor
ing another Gance at Camp Seeley
for Friday night, cars leaving the
Mayan hotel at 8:15. Girls who
are Official hostesseS should be sure
to have their hostess cards.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
Churches Honor
Public Schools

Sunday will be public schools
Sunday in Ell Centre according to
plans made at a recent meeting of
the city ministerial association.
Opening of the public schools will
be the incentive and the various
pastors will preach sermons of well
come to the teachers of the schools.
Invitations have been sent to all
schccls in the city and to all schools
in the Ell Centre high school dis
trict, Guy A. Weakley, district su-
perintendent of schools, and r. l..
Hiteman, county superintendent,
having accepted the invitation on
behalf of the teachers.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
Victory Chapter
Has Meeting

Victory chapter of the Good
.Neighbors club enjoyed a covered
dish supper and an evening de-
voted to progressive bunco when
the members met Tuesday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Adams,
1887 Woodward avenue.
Mrs. Adams used colorful patri-
otic decorations for her house and
tables, particularly appropriate
since this is a group engaged lin
defense industries.
Mrs. Les Benton and Will van
Fluss won the high score prizes,
the members present including Mr..
and Mrs. Benton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Won Fluss, Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Nc
Dcwell. Mr. and Mrs. James Mills,
the hosts, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Llewellyn and Mr.. Sutton as
guests.
The Bentons will be hosts at the
next meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
Society
Clubs
CALENDAR

Thursday
20-3O club, 1880, California hotel
Building trades, 1880, Labor temple
Ii. p. o. f. NJ. 1913, 8, Elks hall
Red Cross Motor corps, 1880, high
school courts
Friday
Kiwanis club, IL, barbara worth
Farm Labor Com, 2, court house
Associated chambers of commerce,
7, WestmOrland
LabOrers, 1880, Labor temple
Westminsters Soc, 1880, PreSby-
terian manse
c. Y. o. dance, 8, HOltville
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
Harding P.-T.A.
Elects New
President

Mrs. Gerald l.. Dermondy, formerly
first vice ce-presiocnc, succeeds Mrs.
Merritt C. Garfield as president
of Harding PIT. A., having been
asked to taSe that Iffice, left
vacant by Mrs Canfield's resigna-
ton, at a called meeting of the
PIT. A. executive board Wednes-
day at Harding school.
Dr.. Garfield, now Capt. Garfield
has been called into the U. S.
Army Medical corps.
Mrs. o. j. Jennings, Jr., was
elected by the board to fill the
office of first vice-president.
During the meeting members oil
the board made curtains for the
school stage, the gift CT the PIT. A.
to the school.
First regular meeting 'of the F.
T. A. is set for the first Friday in
October Oct. 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
Revival Planned
AtCi+y Church

DR.. E. S. Branch of Houston,
Texas will be IL charge Of the
preaching at the revival at the
Second Baptist church of Ell Centro,
this revival beginning Sept. "a.
These revival services are open
to the public and DR.. Branch Is
said to be one of the outstanding
ministers OF the church.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
Dance Friday in
HoI+viIIe

HOLTVILLE, Sept. II - st.
Josephs Catholic Youth Organiza-
ton is sponsoring a homecoming
dance Friday evening at o'clock
in the recreation hall.
All valley C. Y. o. members and
their friends will be welcomed at
this affair which will also feature
musical entertainment including
numbers by the Holtville high
school glee club.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
Sorority Honors Mrs. DeVore

form Of a clever skit arranged by
Miss Chamlis.
Members present in addition to
Mrs. DeVore and Miss Chamlis were:
Mesda.nes George A. Washburn,
Robert Fussell, John l.. Dubois, Jr.,
Paul Hinshaw, George Hauser, j.
w. Beshears, MerWin Mccoy, the
Misses Marjorie Spear, Josephine
Eady, Kathryn Hinderks, Maria
BirkhauSer.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
Former Residen+
Married

News of former residents is al
ways of interest and many III
Centrans will be ESPECIALLY in
terested in the announcement OF
marriage of Patricia Frances Bauer
of South Pasadena to 1t. James
Carter of Les Angeles, son of DR..
Edwin O. Carter of Los Angeles,
formerly of Ell Centro.
The ceremony took place in Las
Vegas, Nevada, and pending 1t.
Carter's military orders, the bride
is living with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin A. Bauer.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17

Mrs. Albert DeVore the form'i
Matte Jim Michael whose mar
riage took place recently, was hon
cred by Gamma Alpha chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi sorority at its
meeting " lnesday RIGHT, Miss
Louise Chamlis being hostess at
her home, 626 Wensley avenue.
The Group presented Mrs. DeVore
with handsome wedding gift, the
presentation being done in the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
News l+ems About
Valley Residents

Donald F.. Young, who completed
his primary training at the Alami-
tos Air base, stopped over last
weekend in El Centre to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young
en- route to his new post at Corpus
Christi. With him were Harry Fowl
err and Danny Gregg OF Holtviile
who are in the same class and who
visited their families before going
on to Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
MAYOR ON VACATION

Mayor r. w Halton is enjoying
a vacation trip which will take him
u the east side of the Sierras to
Reno, Nevada then to Lake Tahoe
and home.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17

The Don G. PauluS home on SAN
dalwood Drive is gaE place this
week for Mr.. and Mrs. Paulus are
enjoying a visit from their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr., and Mrs.
Jack Schenk of Los Angeles, and
their two chnoIen, Jackie and DON
aid, the opening of the dove seas
on bringing them to the valley
Mrs. Schenk's oister, Mrs. w. L.
Rutherford. jr., of Brawley is spend
ing conSidel able time in Ell Centro
also to take advantage OF this fam
lily reunion.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17

Bob Reid, son of Mrs. Mont j.
Reid, is en- route to Georgia having
enlisted in q parachute troop.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17

L,,w they'll fill Ne temiy meal quota
amn,y end delieiously without oversox.ns the
fornily funds: Try kap MaThei;ns yourself
se:eci from over 2.oo0 iems compare prices
compare the qualify. you'l see Why Ar Is
Amcrica's most psPo,ar food "arsenai'!
Note yiiomin content of items listed:
,se. oyeclenf source indicates good source
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17

Yes A&P has The ammunition you need for
+odoy's harder Job fine. neurishins foods in
ohundcnce! A&P foods geured TO war workers
aPpettes priced within foday' smaher
budgets! No wonder thrifty wives by fhe thousands
shop fhe sure way . of A&P Market! They
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-17
BOARD MEETING

The Red Cross board Of direc-
tors will resume their meetings
Monday night, I 80 o'clock at head
quarters.
La gaceta., 1942-11-03
PREGUNTAS Y RESPUES-
TAS QUE LIE
A listed

Pragunta: Mi bodeguero re-
cientemente aument6 Ell precio
lie Ia pima en- lata. IDebo denun-
ciarle a la 0PA?
ReSpuesta: Espere un momen
to, senora. Algunos aumentos Sc
han autorizado en- p~roductos en-
conserva. liable con su bodegue-
70.
Pragunta: Soy una estudian-
Ia de primer ano en- la escuela
lie segunda ensenanza. 5Pue\
ingresar en- las "Ondas" o en- la
"WACC?"
RospUesta: Termine primero
&c ingresar nadie en- las WAAC
sin tener 81 amos y en- las "On-
das" anteS de 20.
Pregunta / Debo tener un Ger
tificado de necesidad para una
camioneta de reparto, de propie-
dad privada?
Respuesta: ST.
La gaceta., 1942-11-03
LLEGARON A MEXICO 800
ESPANOLES

Paga6Os los gastos por la
JARE, la organizaci6n que pre-
side Don Indalecio Prieto, aca-
ban de llegar a Mejico, proce-
denies del Marruecos frances.
en- ell vapor "Byassa', 500 refu-
giadoS eSpanoles.
Sc les hizo un caluroso reci-
bimientO. Cuando 81 barco Sc en-
contraba en- alta mar, un subma-
rino aleman le dayuvo y lie pi-
di6 la Recommendation. Despu6s
lie permitio Seguir viaje.
Entire los refugiajos figuran
un magistrate del Tribunal Su-
premo, Don Ramiro del Olmo f.;
Jose Maria Sbert, exministro de
la Generalidad Catalina; Don
La gaceta., 1942-11-03
JUNTA GENERAL DE Sc
GUNDA CONVOCATORIA

Esta citada para ell %jueves,
en- segunda .convocatoria, la
Junta General del Circulo Gu
bano.
Sc dara a conocer ell balan-
ce del trimestre Y seran discu-
tidas importantes cuestiones.
Dispone ell reglamento que
las junta de segunda convoca
toria Sc efectden con ell hume
70 de socios que asistan.
Tenemos entendido que ell
balance es uno de los mejores.
en- cuanto a florecimiento y
progreso, en- la historic de Ia
sociedad Guiana.
La gaceta., 1942-11-03
LA TAMPA ELECTRIC PIDE
Ell SOBRESEIMIENTO DE
UN LITIGIO

Los abogados de la compa-
mia Tampa Electric presenta-
ron aver un escrito en- la Corte
del Circuito pidiendo Sc sobre
sea ell litigio establecido por
los ciudadanoS Frank C. Coo
Ter, Walter K. Anderson v
Lev y. Taylor, vecinos de los
arraba es, que demandAn Sc
haga extensive a ellos la reba-
ia concedida a los habitantec
de IA cludad.
:! es de las quejas content
das en- ell escrito de los Tres
gentlemen detalles que no son
pertinentes' y no tienen reia-
ci6n con ell asunto en- disputa.
Sostiene tambien la EMPIRE
sa que los tres no representa-
a todos los consumdiores de
las afueras de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1942-11-03
ducci6n de una tonelada &c eau

ducci6n de una tonelada &c eau
che sintetico --buna- requiere
q consume de 10000 kilovatios
-hora de energfa electrical. Por
10 menos, hacen falta cuatro mi
Homes de c5reros alemanes para
fabricar les materiales sinteti-
COS que deben reemplazar las
primera3 matarias ausentes, y
estos MIL mes de obreros hacen
muchi5ima falta para otros pro-
p6sitos.
La gaceta., 1942-11-03
LAS EIECCIONES GENERA
LES DE HOY

Parecen hoy "cementerios'
los cclegios electorales de la ciu-
dad de Tampa.
Los secretarios e Inspectors
Sc aburren y ell pueblo dice con
su apatia: mo vale la pena de
gastar gasolina."
Creese que las 9 enmiendas, in
cluyendo la "totalitaria" Tume-
70 8, seran a~prcbadas.
Estan calificados para votar
1866 hombres Y mujeres.
Ell nuevo Gran Jurado eSta en-
session.
La gaceta., 1942-11-03
SERA NOMBRADO PARA
COBRAR CONTRADICTIONS

Ell abOg do del condado, Sr.
Cobbey, anunci6 aver que ell
IetradO j. o. ornelius, hijo del
juez del condado, sera nombra
do para seguir las reclamacio-
mes iniciadas por ell abogado
Tom Landrum, que Sc dispone
a ingresar en- la marina.
Tiene Landrum a SUI cargo
ell cobrar las contribuciones
"delincuentes."
I'm arreglo Sc ha hecho en-
ire los dos letrados.
Cornelius solo manejara los
case sya iniciados y todavia su
jetOs a la acci6n de los. tribu-
males.
La gaceta., 1942-11-03

LOS ca
maras de aire de las fabricas
de aeroplanos y Laboratories
aeronauticos, han ahorrado a
los EstadoS Unidos meses de
tempo precioso en- sus planes
para eclipsar la production
del Eje Y han jugado un i'm
portantisimo papel en- ell su-
ministro, a los photos esta-
dounidenses, de los mejores
aparatos que la ciencia puede
concebir.
Los modelos, c~onstrufdos bajc
escala metrica, Sc apartan de los
corrientes disehos de aviacion as
como de toda mejora conocida hasts
Rhora, v Sc someten diariamente 9
infinitas pruebas de vuelo bajC
exigentes condolences reproducidas
dentro del tunel. Los ojos de los
expertos observan estos modelos dc
aviones, de ocho pies de largo,
cuando han terminado las pruebaS
cuentan va con datos anticipates de
las caracterfsticas de vuelo de los
aviones de tamano normal.
Los defectOs cOnOcidOs a tempo
81 tienen defectos ocultos asI
como ciertas particularidades, sc
revelan a tempo para corregirlos
Toda innovation es sometida a una
prueba completa.
Estas camaras de aire invierten
los conocidos procedimientos de
ensayos de vuelo, pues mueven el
aire en- vez de mover ell aeroplano.
Como hasta ahora los procedimien-
tos han demostrado que los factores
hactivos infuyen sobre la ecuaci6r
La gaceta., 1942-11-03
POR Oswald DUTCH

Al anania, Italia Y ell Jap6n-
d pesar de las conquistas de este
dltimo en- el Oceano lndico y en-
a Pacif.c0- Sc ven consiguien-
taTa c forz2dos a usar substi-
Dc. ccbra, principslmen-
t. &un.n;0, y tam5i6n algo de
aero. Ell a'uminio es un substi-
tutivo ccmrletamente satisfacto
rio, zero tiene Ia de~5ventaja de
eer uucho mas ligero que Ell CO.
ne. Por ejemplo; es n~ecesario
usar 81 mismo peso de aluninio
ue d cc5ra 81 Sc quiere obtener
II m..mo ofecto con alambre de
s.umlnio que con alambre de CO.
.J1a. Is deer que un gil6gramo
al .n5re de cCbre ddbe ser
SUI s..taido por un ki.6gramo de
.an5r3 de aluminio. Como ell a.
umiaio Is mucho mas ligero que
= 0G alsu1ra de ccbre. No es
d55a tcnar un grueso 212 wees
Il del alsmbra de cobre. No es
diiic.l imaginar cuanto espacio
acuparan en- un avi6n tres kil6-
metros de a,uminio y 10 que sig
nificara, en- relaci6n a su tama-
lie, I'm million de kil6gramos de
luminio es IN acorazado. Come
n el case de los aviones y bu-
ues de guerra, especi2lmente
IN los Submarines Ia question de
IA res tencia al aire y a la pre-
ion del aqua es de una impor-
amelia Fundamental, podra verse
10 que la falta de cobre ~significa
para les Potoncias del Eje, a pc.
ar ddl extenso uso que hacen dt
los substitutivos.
La falta de cobre tiene, toda
via, otro cfocto decisive sobre Ii
economic de guerra de las Potel
cias del Eje. Porque las prime
r2s materias baratas tenn gu
1er S bstituida con productos 9
,en men0s e~ficientes y cuya ma
~lufaetura rcquiere un gran nj
nero de obreros. Para product
Ia ~necesaria cantidad de alumni
MIC cue pueda r%eemprazar a un.
'oro'a3a de cobra, NJ solo hay Q
c2nvcrtir primITamente la bau
Xita en- aluminio, sino que, unj
VIZ prOducido este, tiene que su
frir yarios processes de elabora
ei6n. Consiguientemente, Is ne
usario el dobie o triple nGmerC
g c1reros para producer un ar
t.su.o en- aluminio del que serif
neca sario para producer ell mis-
mo ~articulo en- cCbre.
Para dar ctros ejemplos de las
'eat1ntaias de los substitutivos
rodomos m2ncionar que la pro
La gaceta., 1942-11-03
PROHIBIDA LA N DE
GASOLINE A LOS PARTI-
CULARES

Habana, Nov. 3.-Qued6
aver en- vigor una orden que
durante Is dias prohibe Ia
venta de gasolina a los ciuda-
danos particulars.
La cartidad en- reserva Sc dis
tribuira entire los medicos y
servicios esenciales. Tarjetas
de racionamiento Sc expidie-
ron aver para los automobiles
de alquiler y en- esta semana
misma Sc daran las tarjetas de
racionamiento a los autom6-
viles particulars.
La gaceta., 1942-11-03

ensayos con una camara de 300 pies
de longitud con una garganta de II
pies, en la cual Sc obtiene una We
locidad aerea de 1927 millas por
bora. Otra fabrica tiene una ca
mara de 400 pies de longitud por
35 de diametro con una garganta
de IL pies.
Estldiase la reacci6n
Ell modelo de avi6n de MADEIRA,
construido en- escala metrica en-
exacta proportion de 81 milesimos
de pulgada, descansa sobre un tri-
pode colocado en- la garganta del
tunel. FL trfpode esta conectado a
una serie de pendolas electromag-
neticas extremadamente sensitivas.
Tras un compartments de vidrio,
los observadores estudian la re-
accion del modelo en- la corriente de
aire y toman fotografias. Indica-
dores colocados en- ell comparti-
mento de observation, activados
electricamente por las p6ndolas
magneticas, sobre las cuales des-
cansa ell modelo, suministran una
exacta y continue MEDIA de la re-
accion aerodinamica del modelo a la
Tesistencia del viento, respecto a la
fuerza ascensional, desviaci6n la
teral, tension, grade de inclination,
y otros importantes detalles esta-
disticos.
Con ell obieto de obtener ell maxi
mo y mas efciente uso de todas las
camaras de aire de los Estados Uni
dos, ocho grandes fabricas de aero
pianos de la costa del Pacifco han
Tornado ell Consejo de Production
de Guerra de Aeroplanos, ell cual
distribuye equitativamente ell uso
de las camaras a los miembros del
.consejo,
La gaceta., 1942-11-03


dardo asf a los soldados cuyas
novias llegan despues de IA, puee
ia del sci.
Algunas muchachas Hogan a
las 8 @ las 9 de la noche Y Jos ca
2a1anas estiman que Las licen-
cias. EN- casos especiales, deben
ser eXpedidas. ),
mo Sc expediran licencias de
noche, pero 81 Sc entregaran las
cue previamente Sc hayan pedi-
do. "Tampoco Sc extenderan a
personals bajo la Influenza de
b55idas alcoh6licas."
La gaceta., 1942-11-03

~ Nov 2-To,I sol.
1r;n;s4ro ID 10 c,,or,.o =.
~h,;aa -, d;sonrso ds1,
nv nadi" . los r,e5lOs onrinoi.
dos de EurcD9, en2arac.o a sQs
oyentas cue raccg.> en- todas Us
monec3s de ni7ueI cue tc5aTl2
estaban en- circuIaci6n y las c1uI
tasen. Los uItlmcS rsStoS de I'm
avi6n de bcnbardeo al,man rue
hemos visto,' diJo, no ten'an
NADIA de nilral, a rssar de ser
I'm ccmponent2 e2ancl&. para su
estructura. Esto supona un ai1z
por ciento menos en- su reslsten-
cha a la tension respacto dc los u
pos a%nteriores. En- l94O os p-ai-
mos ocultarais vue tras none
das de miguel. MIl' mes dc Noso-
tros, patrlotIcam2Hte' 70 h@1ls-
tets. Asl rc1astel5 al ehSh'ao
muchoS cientoS oe toE-&uaS a.
csc precioso metal.
To dof;oionoio do ri,,,a, M
o 10 6rioo dificul4od o,o t;ona
.oh,oln,or4o Aren,orio G, defi.
ciencia de cobre es igualmente
importante. por1ue es utilizado
en- cantidades enormes para la
construction de avionas V sub
marines. Mr.. Donald N1s9n,
Presidente del Console de Pro
ducci6n de Guerra de los f ia
dos Uni3os trat6 dltimamente
de ilustrar en- beneficio de sus O.
yentes Ia importancia del cobre
para la production de estas ar
mas. "Cierto tipo de avi6n de
bombardeo." diio. 're1uiere mas
de dos miilas de alamJre de CO.
bre para mantenerlo en- vuelo.
Otro tipo de avi6n que estamos
usando requiere 500 libras de &C
bre. Tn acorazado utiliza dos m.
Ilones de lii as de cobre."
p,,odo do.;r,o obono -, MI,
ann+.oIIho. l. =,
nor;or;,od 10 1os orions, h,;l5
n;coa amorioanos ,ch,o loo II,
- ;anaaa-N~ nan4a
dohiJo ., hsoho da ous To-, Ala.
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