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Evening star., 1942-08-03
Bodies of u. S. Soldiers Found
Off Coast Of Bay Of Fundy

DIGBY. Nova Scotia, Aug. 3 tCa-
madam Press) The bodies of two,
and possibly three, United States
soldiers have been found by fisher
men OF the Bay of Fundy coat of
Digby Neck, narrow peninsula jut-
ting OIL the southern end of Nova
Scotia about 40 miles from here.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
said the bodies had been found dur
ing the last week and had floated
to shore. Police estimated they had
been in the sea for a month or six
weeks.
No other details were divulged at
the RCMP station here.
One Of the bodies found was that
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Five Soldiers Sent 10 Jail
In Attack on Policemen
Earlier Story on Page B-7.


By the Associate ted Press.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. s.
Six participants in a disturbance
touched of when a group of colored
soldiers attempted to take a COM
panion away from two policemen
were sentenced to 80 days in Jail by
Municipal Judge Charles Miller to-
day.
Five of them were colored soldiers
and the other was a colored store
keeper. Another colored soldier ar
rested by police was discharged
when it was shown he did not par
ticipate in the incident.
Businesses along four block
strip in the colored district were
closed temporarily after the dis
turbance yesterday morning, but
were allowed to reopen today.
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Gondhi Urges Indian
Princes to Give Up
Ties to British
Earlier Story on Page B-6.)

Earlier Story on Page B-6.)
B~ the Associated Press.
BOMBAY, Aug. 3.-Mohan-
das K. Gandhi appealed today
in his weekly newspaper Hari-
jan to the Indian princes to
share their powers with the
people rather than remain tied
to the imperial chariot wheel"
of Britain which guarantees
their authority.
The appeal followed closely a
warning to the British that,
unless they grant India inde-
pendence, discontented ele-
ments will welcome a Japanese
invasion.
He told the princes forbod-
ingly that If the British i'm
perial machine were wrecked,
they will disappear unless
they have thrown In their lot
with the Indian nation.
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Lake Urges u. 5. Build
Subs
To Evade U-bodts
Inventor Believes Axis
Is Using Big Underseos
Croft to Supply Roiders
Earlier Story on Page AID
Earlier Story on Page Al,
By ]. A, O'LEARY,


Simon Lake, pioneer designer
of undersea craft, told a Senate
Military Affairs Subcommittee
this afternoon he Is convinced
the Axis powers are using cargo
carrying submarines to supply
the smaller combat subs preying
on shipping along the Atlantic
Coast.
Taking the stand to urge this
country to build 7,000-ton freight
submarines to overcome the Ger
man U-boats, the veteran inventor
declared reinforcements could have
been sent to the Philippines" If such
vessels had been available.
"Militarily, for invasion and other
such purposes, the cargo sub is cer-
tainly going to write a startling
chapter In the history of this war
and I hope 1t will not be used exclu
sively by our enemies" said Mr..
Lake.
Approached by Axis.
Every shipyard now producing
vulnerable surface ships which are
being sunk faster than we can build
them. should Immediately begin to
build invisible ships which will not
be seen nor SUNK" he added.
Mr.. Lake revealed that in 1887 he
was visited by missions from two
countries, now our enemies, with
proposals for me to 60 to their coun-
tries to assist them in submarine
construction. I refused to consider
their propositions and refused to
disclose many new features except
in part confidentially to our Navy
Department and Maritime Commits
sion."
From my knowledge and infor-
nation" he continued. Il am con-
vinced these enemy nations are US
ing cargo carrying submarines to
supply smaller combat submarines
along our Atlantic coast and else
where and are using this type of
craft for transporting supplies and
perhaps troops to certain fighting
fronts"
Cites Saving in Miles.
Mr.. Lake contended q submarine
freighter could take aid to Egypt
by a direct route of $500 miles,
where as surface ships now travel
more than $4,000 miles to get there.
(See CARGO SHIPS, Page 2-X)
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, Aug. 3 (P.-
Stocks firm; rails. liquors higher.
Bonds higher: rails pace upturn.
Cotton barely steady; hedging
and liquidation.
CHICAGO: Wheat losses re-
covered after seasons lows
reached. Corn lower; favorable
crop weather. Hogs l5-25 high
er: top, SIS: moderate supply.
CAttls-Steers. yearIngs 10-l5
higher: good eastern shipper
demand.
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Germans Reported
Offering Newest
Planes 10 Turks
Ankoru Chief Of Stoff
Feors, However, Flood
OF Nozi 1echnicions
By HENRY ]. TAYLOR.


Foreisn Correspondent OF The Star and
North American Newspaper Alliance.
CAIRO, Aug. 3.-Ihe German
government has offered a Turkish
military mission in Berlin an
immediate shipment Of the very
latest Mani fighter and bomber
planes. This correspondent, who
arrived in Cairo yesterday from
Ankara after a stay Of several
weeks in Turkey, learned that
the German offer was made last
Friday.
Against / background of non-per-
Torrance In earlier instances Of
German arrangements to deliver
arms to Turkey, and always semi
obsolete equipment at that, this
sudden turn is without precedent
anywhere else in Europe. The
planes would be the precious Mes
serschmitt 100, which is the Nazis'
top design, along with the exceed
ingly effective Junker bomber N-SS.
Initial Delivery Of Twelve.
The Germans proposed IN initial
delivery of IL planes Of each type.
This offer was communicated to the
Turkish chief Of sta11, Marshal
Fevzi Chakmak. and his war council
in Ankara Saturday morning. Chak-
max knows the Nazis intimately,
however, and it is by no means Ger
tain their offer will be accepted by
the experienced Turks because 1t
contains a provision that these crack
planes be accompanied by German
technicians.
The grun and able Marshal Chak-
max and his government knows that
such an apparently innocent provi-
sion can be, by Nazi technique, the
forerunner of q flood of German
technicians entering a country, and
I saw. the immediate resistance of
the Turks to this provision on Sat-
urday Most emphatically they do
not want these Nazi technicians in
Turkey, and the offer may fail on
this point, especially as the Germans
require quick answer.
Last Deal Recalled.
The Turks recall the fiasco of the
last German airplane deal just be-
fore the general trade agreement
signed between Germany and Tur-
key last October, when an earlier
arms mission to Berlin asked the
Nazis for important spare parts for
Messerschmitt l09s, HeinRle II
bombers and Dorniers previously
delivered and needing replacement
items. BY necessity or policy, the
Nazis refused and the Turkish mis-
sion left empty handed and exceed
ingly annoyed.
The British got wind of this inn
mediately on the return of the
Turkish staff officers to Ankara, and,
with special alertness and ingenuity,
offered to supply these German
parts Within 80 days the British
made the important shipment. They
sentthe Turks what they needed by
assembling their requirements from
Messerschmitts. Heinkles and Dor
niers shot down over Britain and the
Near East and among planes siezed
in Syria.
Evening star., 1942-08-03
misunderstanding Blamed
For Arms Plant WaIkout
Dy ths Associated Press

6y tno AA80CiAV0Q PfS8S.
POINT PLEASANT, w. Va, Aug.
3.-Approximately 1000 men left
their jobs today at the huge West
Virginia ordnance works the Gov
ernment is building on an 5000
acre site in Mason County, but there
was indicatin the men would re-
turn tomorrow.
The Army's public relations ofic-
er, 1t. James Raber, said that "the
whole thing seems to be the result
Of a misunderstanding" He ex-
planned that mo one, not even the
employees themselves, knows exactly
what is taking place"
Evening star., 1942-08-03
PRESIDENT WEIGHS FATE OF SABOTEURS
Lute News Bulletins
Estebon Gil Borges Dies in Venezuela

Estebon Gil Borges Dies in Venezuela
CARACAS, Venezuela L-Esteban Gil Borgess. former
Foreign Minister OF Venezuela and for prominent fig
in Latin American statecraft died today following
stomach operation. When Foreign Minister
in 1886 he had assistant director of
Union at Washington for IS Before that he had
Foreign Minister in 1919 and 1921.
British Ship and u. S. Tug Sunk
small British merchant ship torpedoed and heled
in the Atlantic off the coast of South America in the latter
part of May and small United States tug of the
East Coast presumably by mine than two weeks
the Navy announced late today The both
landed at East Coast ports.
Earlier Story Page A-4)
One of Franks AssoiIonts Identified
BUENOS AIRES OP-Through left in the apartment
where Waldo Frank the writer up yes
terday Argentine police identified his assa
reliably learned today Inquiries at the home of
the OF the hat student elected the information that
the youth "out Of town."
Earlier Story Page A-1)
Confession Claimed in Double Staying
NEW YORK Qp,.-Max Fox, 49, year old betting commits
arrested today in the bridge Staying Of two
Broadway gamblers admitted the Killings Assistant Dis
Earlier Story Page A-3D
Evening star., 1942-08-03
SurutQQQ
Washington Park

SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim.
ms. 3-year-olds and upward; 6 furionSs.
Midluck tNeves) $40 34fl an
Kiosk (Schuling) $40 40
Hasty Star (Meckler) SSo
Time. 1:15.
Also ran-Don Arezso. Prefer Transit,
and Syrs Betty. -
tDaily Double paid S141.2
THIRD RACEPurse. $1,000. sneei.t
Meights: maiden 3-year-olds; g furlonrs
Hometown (Martin) $50 aO(l Ii
8urHoo Mary fGriln 35O 9S0
Perfecto Phil (SkoronskD 800
Time 1:14A
Also ran-connecticut Don Vega. seven
TSkG TSkG Gerts ride. Cocktail. just Islam,
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Late Races
Earlier Results and Entries fox
Tomorrow on Page TX.
Camden

E1f1fer Ae8uIte ana Entries 10E
Tomorrow on Page TX.
Comden
FOURTH RAcE-purs. $1,000; allow
nereury tGlinsman) $50 $50
Also rsn-Jaek 9. L.. Adroit.
rrE ,.s4.s's,: ;r,oL $500 allow
ssss s:.' S|s.ms sss |}RSS''
Also Also. r.nAr,.usht. Joe Ray.
Rockingham Pork
:. FOURTH RAcE.Purse. 5000 claim
Y!s;a Ris;S $:si:s SsS ss$ s'$$'?Ps; I
Also r.n-.Biue 1eons. canterup. c.s.-
putt, Gran cosa and Flaming Hish.
s-year; ;olds: 8 furionrs tehusey. 1Hp' ''''Hin''
sHSss.as sissss. an,aen1p snydes1 1880 so sso
rnaI Also 5:,s;s 55:,nn;Pexa.s Bluff Cherry coeslsr.
ees,' oeis' R'''in Bread Spread zasls' Tieks
. SIXTH RocE-Purse ST 900: claiming;
5-year -olds and upward; furlonRs
6almly Spring (Wahler) $50 $50 2.2o
SLOW Motion (Atkinson) $50 o2O
Alhalon (Pierson) s6I
Time, 1:122.
Lun II. -Ao
Saratoga
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim.
ins; 3-year-olds and upward; / \, miles.
Thrift (McCrearyt CLIO 73O 31N
Epamiondus .Gorman $40 $50
Time. l :55.
Also ran-ute and Miss B. D.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 81 200; ypeciaI
,weishts' maidens: 2-year-olds 5ta fur
bCollect Call tzufelt 2O.6O TAO e.1O
cOevilS Luck tMalley) <SO aS0
Stitch Again fMcCreary) rIn
Time, :073s
Also ran-aGreat Quest. fvaldiyis.
1Hourmont, Dust By, .Armistice Day
Qouache. Twoses. fChickaree, cseavard
Bound, Whose. eAlan r.. Donegal, emo
Wrinkles, fCalvert, hBanner Cry,
a6rcokmeade Stable entry
bW. p. Chrysler. jr, entry.
Wheatley Stable entry
Milky Way Farm entry.
Evening star., 1942-08-03

(see sABOTEURs, Page 2-X.]
Evening star., 1942-08-03
Weather Report

Showers and thundershowers today cooler this
afternoon and tonight, moderate winds. Tenn
peratures today-Highest. SO, at Ais pm low
est, "A, at 6:15 am.
Prom the omitted ssases wes.aer yureau report
Full Detat!s Pare Az.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02
~CONDENADO A CUATRO A
NOS Ell JEFF DE LAS CA
MISAS CRISES

New York, mayo 2.-Un ale
man naturalizado americana,
Hubert Schmuederrich, de 40
amos, que asi mismo Se llama
ba ell jefe de las Camisas Girl
SEES, fue condenado aver a cua-
tro amos de prisi6n por violar
ia ley del serviCio selectivo. Al
mismO tempo qued6 sujeto al
un proceso de revocation de
ciudadanfa. P~rocedimiento Sc
inici6 tambien para revocar la
ciudadania de Mario Lauro,
de so amos, un abogade de orr
gen italiane.
Lauro ha venido actuando,
segdn el fiscal, como agente
del gobierno italiano, aun des-
pues de haber Estados Unidos
sntrado en- IL guerra con tia
lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02
NOME Y ALMIRANTE
Ell Carmelita Luis de la Trinidad es ell Alto
Comisario de la Francia Libre
en- ell Pacifico
PoR E. C.

Padre Luis de la Trinidad, con-
sagradO a un solo fin 0 sea ell
de servir a la humanidad como
fraile mendigo bajo las severas
reglas de la Orden que prescri-
be trabajo constante y el silen-
cio. FL mundo no supo mas de ell
hasta que, EN- 1882, sus superio-
res lie encargaron el restableci-
miento de la antigua Provincial
Carmelita de Paris la que Sc ha
bia disuelto con la Revolution
Francesa. Luchando tenazmen-
te contra las condolences adver-
sas de la indiferencia religiosa
de la Francia antics de Ia que
IRA, actual lie llev6 una lac6nica
Orden de mOvilizaci6n. Francia
no podia deiar de llamar a todos
sus oficiales de las ~reservas.
(CORtinuard).
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

New York, mayo MAS de
400 obiSpos y editores protestan
ties Sc han dirigido a les go1bier-
mos de EstadOs Unidos y la Gran
IBretana pidiendoles declaren la
guerra a los regimenes de Vichy
y Franco.
Inici6 Ia petici6n Ell Sr. Kenn-
eth Leslie, director de THE
Protestant. Ccpias de los docu
mentos Sc mandaron tambi&n a
Ottawa, Camberra, Pretoria v
Wellington.
Ell eScrito, entregado en- Wash
ington y Londres. dice en- parte
"El fascismo busca la domino
ci6n del mundo, 10 que convierte
esta guerra en- una guerra civil.
Quien no es antifascista, es fas
cista. Las llamadas naciones
neutrales no son otra cosa que
bases polfticas y militares con-
ira Ia demOcracia. Por 10 tan
to pe1imos a las nacicnes anti
fascistas que hagan una guerra
alberta contra todas las nacio-
mes fascistas y que Sc apoderen
sin demora de todos gCs puntos
de pdier, en- todas parties, cuya
neutralidad Sc mantenga por
los nazis para servir a su conve-
niencia. 81 las machines van a
ganar esta guerra, la lucha debe
llevarse AaSta Ell eje alemAn, eje
del Eje, que habla al preesnte
pOr las naciones fascistas. La
dignfdad con que hscemos esta
petici6n no nos ciega hasta el
punto de ocultarncs que ell ms
tante de actuar ha llegado".
La gaceta., 1942-05-02
Sc 20 ENTER
MERAS EN Ell HOSPITAL
MUNICIPAL

Ell dia IL, en- Ell auditorio mu-
nicipal seran entregados Sus di-
plomas a 20 enfermeras que es-
tan a punto de ccmpletar sus
estudios en- ell Hospital Munich
pal.
Presidira ell acto e ST.. Ernest
G. Mckay, superintendent de-
Hospital, y hablara el alcaNde
Chancey.
Las nuevas enfermeras sc
nombran Silvia E. Gcyanes, Ca
sandra I. TAYLOR, Eleanor VIC
let Hull. Ines Faver, Anna Lu-
pean, Mary Melva Creel, JOS
ephine Fitzgerald, Jewel Wiki
erson, Betty Mary Roberts, Ma
ny D. Enfinger, ErneStine Woo
dard, Helen Lee Priest, Betty
Lou IHendry, Marion Reed
Rawls, Nancy MoCuistion, Flo
ra Ordella Mclean, Dorothy E.
Nesbitt, Ester Hllliard Harmon,
Marjorie Mel Smith, Frances
Oesterreicher, June Barbara
Gerald, Trina Dorinda Davis,
Mildred McCallg, Tobias Roth
blatt, EVELYN Louise Bowman,
Alice Frances Wicker y Eliza
beth Mitchell.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

$3.50 toneladas.
Los scldados alemanes, en-
IN campamento de cOncentra-
ci6n de lNoruega, ayudaron a
que Sc escapaSen 800 rusos pri-
'%ioneros de guerra. Otros Ga ru-
SOS Sc escaparon de un campa-
nento en- la provincial de OTIS
land.
Fuertes combates Sc libran en-
las c~ercaniaS de Yzyum, en- la
cuenca del rio D0netz, a so mi
HAS de Kharkov.
Desie Turquia informan, re-
pitiend1 rumores de BucareSt,
que les nazis Sc proponen AFRO
jar contra ell ejercito russo, en-
una nueva ofensiva, $50 divisio
mes, cerca de 100000 de hom-
Hitler eSpera que Mussoli-
ni aporte a Ia batalla no mencs
de medic million de soldados.
Los nazis esperan de Ruma-
MIA mas de 300 900 hombres y
de Hungria no menos de 10 divi-
stones.
Cuatro divisiones aguarda ell
mando aleman de Espana, Fran
cia, Noruega Y Croacia.
Hitler tiene concentrates g.
desde Noruega a los Pr
rineos y unos 100000 en- los Bal
kanes, Italia, Africa y las islas
del Egeo.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02
a. ~RACIQNAMIENTO DEL
AZUCAR

Las amas de casa empezaran
a registrarse, para obtener su
raci6n de azdcar, ell pr6ximo lu-
mes.
Sc haran las inscripciones en-
has e~scuelas pGblicas desde ell lu-
mes hasta ell jueves. Los dos pri-
meros dias entire la 9 de la ma
mana y la siete de la tarde; las
hOras en- los otros dias Sc anun-
ciaran mas tarde.
Tienen derecho a azlcar TO-
das las personals que viven en-
los El.adOs UnidOs, con la ex-
copci6n de las fuerzas armadas
0 personals confinadas en- insti-
tUci,nes p1blicas.
Puede ser solicitada ell azGcar
por cualquier personals, casada
0 soltera, no menOr de l8 amos
de edad.
Tn miembro adulto de una ia
miiia puede registrarse por to-
da la familia. 81 listed Sc regis
ira p0r su criada u otro sirvien-
te dom5stico, debe dar a conccer
la caDtidad de azicar que esta
persona p0see.
A cada persona Sc lie dara un
librito conteniendo selles de ra-
cionamientO. Los primeros cua-
tro sellos valen per una libra ca
da uno, un surtido para dos Sc
mamas. FL gObierno anunciara
A p~rocedimiento para les otros
seilos.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

MoScu, mayo LA escuadra
rusa del Baltico hundi6 aver o.
tro transporte, de 5000 tonela-
das, ell l15o hundido desde que Ia
guerra comenzara.
I'm total de 447 buques alema-
mes, incluyendo un acorazado Y
un crucero, fueron hundiloS en-
repet Etcs esfuerzos de la escua-
dra rusa para cortar las comu-
nicaciOnes marltimas de los ma
zis Y los finlandeses.
Detras de las lineas alemanas,
en- ell frente de Leningrado, los
alenanes han tenido, en- ell mes
de abril, $4,000 muertos y heri-
dos, con Ia destruction de 24S
aeroplanos. Las guerrillas Sc a
poderaron de varias aldeas Y re-
pulsaron los contraataques del
enemigo. En- ell sector del no.
roeste fueron barridas cuatro
companies de infanteria de los
nazis, Ell dia 80 de abril perdie-
ron los invasores 80 aeroplanos
y aviaci6n roja solo nueve.
Toxic dice hoy por la radio
que un vapor mercante russo, ell
"Angristroi', fu6 torpedeado
per IN submarine americana o
de otra naci6n aliada frente q
la costa suroeste de Kyshu. Otro
submarine hundi6 aver ell vapor
japon6s Calcutta Maru", de
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

No hay NADIA que Representa-
tan bien la profundidai de los
sentimiertos y de la fe q. existe
detras de la lucha de la Francia
Libre contra eli nazismo, que la
perscnalidad que esta al mando
de las fuerzas De Gaulle en- ell
Pacifico, Jorge Thierry OAR
genlieu, ell COHtralmirante que
manda las Fuerzas Libres Fran
cesas en- tan importante teatro
de Operaciones, es en- ell claustro
Luis de la Trinidad, ell monte Gu
va ardiente fe y virtudes Mora
les hicieron que sus %superiores
|le nombraran provincial" para
restablecer en- los dias antes de
la guerra, la antigua Provincial
Carmelita de Paris.
Els el ltercer hijo de una nu-
merosa familia, de cinco hernia
ncs y dos hermanas. I'm hernia
no sirve en- la Marina, otro en-
contr6 la muerte del heroe en- la
batala de Belgica. Los dos her
manos restantes sen Frailes Do
minicanos. Las dos hermanas en-
traron, ambas, en- ell convento y
murieron en- la flor de su edad.
Jorge, hijo de un distinguish
official de la Marina, siguio los
pasos de su padre y de su her.
mano mayor tomando como e.
Hos la carrera del mar. Luch6
en- Marruecos en- 1912-19l4 ba-
10 Iyautey y Sc gan6 la Legion
de Hcnor y varias menciones en-
los despachos. La gran guerra
le sorprendi6 en- las fuerzas an
ti-submarinas del Mediterraneo
teminando al mando del buque
patrulla ia Tourterelle'.
Habiendo cumplidc con su de-
Ger para con 81 patria, la re-
flexi6n profunda lie llev6 a la
mas importante decision de su
vida. Abandon6 una earrera bri
.1lanto y entr6 en- la Orden de los
Carmelitas en- 1920. Cuando las
puertas del monasteric Sc cerra-
ron tras 81 y tras de las ambicio-
mes tsrrenas, Jorge Thierry
GArSSRlisa " eouTivtiA en- a
La gaceta., 1942-05-02
Morrison dice que el pueblo aleman no tiene
mas canine que deribar a SUI gobiemo
Condecorado ell heroe DR.. Wassell. Stark tiene
completa confianza en- las escuadras aliadas. Sc
estrello un avion de la United Airlines,
pereciendo II personals

Washington, mayo 2.-E re.
nreSentante Charles /. Faddis
'emtcrata de Pennsylvania, de-
olarj hoy que crece la costum-
he, ell el ej6rcit, Y la marina,
7a dar rariics nombramientos
de ofi,igles a personals no ca
iificadaS, o carontes de la debi-
ia preparation, Asl elsnento ci-
vii. A una ley pendiente de a
rro6oci6n, la de la paga a les
scl3adoS, Sc agreg6 aver una en-
mienda que limita los nombra-
mientos de oficiales a los hon.
breS entrenadcs en- las escuelas
mi,itares, la Guardia Nacional.
Ia R. O. T. c. y otras organiza-
clones de caradter militar. Fad
dis conquist6 el grade de tenien-
te coronel en- Ia pasada guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02
DICESE QUE LOS ALEMA
MES E~JECUTARON A 80
OFICIALES FRANCHISES

MoscG, mayo 2.-Treinta o
ficiales del ejercito frances
han sido fusilados en- Francia
como resultado de la evasion
del general Henri Honore Gil
raud, que Sc hallaba recluido
en- la prisi6n de Koenigstein.
Una comisi6n especial nazi,
presidida por Himmler, Ell je-
fe de la Gestapo, investig6 las
CIRCUMSTANCES de la evasion
del general frances y ejecut6
a los oficiales aparentemente
responSables,
Dicese que Giraud fue vsto
en- viehy. pero ests noticia no
ss he podido eoHtkmsS,
La gaceta., 1942-05-02
LOS JAPONESES ANUN-
CLAN HABER TOMADO A


Londres, mayo 2.-El estado
maycrimperial japon6s anunci6
hoy la captura de Mandalay,
cOmpletandose asi un avance
desde Rangoon, de 410 millas,
que empezara el dia 8 de mar
10.
NADIA Official sc sabe aqui, pc
70 los despachCs de aver, pues-
tos en- Birmania, indicaban que
ell peligro para la ciudad era
muy serio. La situaci6n de las
tropas que manda ell teniente ge-
neral Stilwell, en- el frente de
| ashio, es muy delicada. En- es-
te sector las Columns niponas,
apoyadas por tanques, Sc en-
cuentran a as millas de la from
terra china.
Chungking informa que ell ge-
neralisimo Chang Kai Shek en-
viara nuevos refuerzos en- soco-
rro de las fuerzas de Stiiwell.
Los ingleses hicieron hoy otra
retirada, al norte del gran codo
del I~rrawaddy, en- las afueras
de Mandalay, destruyendo los
puentes y las parallels del fe-
rrcearrN,
La gaceta., 1942-05-02
LAS TROPAS A Sc
~uNCUENTRAIN Elm IRANIA
FL Ej6rcitO P0lGcO del Este

L0njres, mayo 2.-Las tro-
pas polacas Sc encuentran en-
Irania V seran mandadas a ST.
tics que no Sc mecionan. Soda
dos, oficiales y jefes enhelan en-
rar en- acci6n contra el enemi-
go cCmdn.
Estan conference.-the aqui
con el esta6o mayor aliado, el
general WiadySlau Anders, CO.
mandante de las tropas pcla-
cas- en- Russia, y ell general Ko.
panski, comandante de la bliga.
da de los Carpaltos, que conquis-
@ fama en- Tobruk y en- la cfen
iva de Libia. Anders lego en-
nm a|eroplano del Soviet que Sta
lin puso a su disposition.
Mas tropas pclacas seran man
dadas a Russia, segdn Ell conve-
Mo firmado entire Ell general ST.
korski y el primer m%inistro Sta
lin. La brgada de Kopanski sera
usada para formar los cuadrcs
de las 1uevas 1ivisiones.
Sikorski declare hace pocos
dias que los puntos de vista del
presidente Roosevelt, en- cuaBto
a la Carta del Atlantico, son j.
Hutjeos a los SaycS.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

AcOnseamos Ia reelection de
Nick Nuccio, por cuanto no CO
nocemos al senior Cummings y
conocemos bien a Nick.
Claro esta que Nick, como la
mayoria de los hombres, tiepe al
gunos defectoS; pero 81 Sc tcca
a su puerta y sc lie pide ayuda
para un ser en- desgracia 81 res
ponde siempre.
Logias, sociedades y particula-
res saben que decimos la YER
dad.
Nick pentenece a varias To-
gias y su finca es frecuentemen-
te usada por nuestra juventud.
Podemos agurarle una victo-
ria con Ell 75% de los votos lati-
nos.