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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Japan Drafts Labor
10 Speed ShipbuiIding

4 NEW YORK, July IL /(INS). -
Japan's heavy shipping losses have
compelled the government to draft
workers from other industries to
speed up the country's shipbuild-
ing program, the British said
today. The broadcast, heard by
CHS. said Japan had lost more
than 300 ships since the attack
on Pearl Harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
I'd Gestopo
Chief Dies
In Mystery

LONDON. July IL (UP).--
Erich Guttart, chief of the German
gestapo and head of the elite
storm troopers in the Lublin dis
trict of Poland, has died in mys-
FERROUS circumstances while carry
ing out his duties" the British
Broadcasting Company reported
today.
The broadcasting company at
tributed its information to the
Polish information bureau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Nimitz Back on Duty

HONOLULU. July IL qNS).-
None the worse" for his narrow
escape from death in a plane crash
on the American west coast, Adj
miral Chester w. Nimitk, COM
mander-in-chief of the Pacific
fleet, was back on duty today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

1.-THE stiff and inadequate
army communicates that sup
press all news under the guise
of Withholding military infor-
nation strain our credulity." he
said. 1.-THE American people
don't need to be spoOn-fed to
prosecute this war;"
One official. however, said ir
commenting on the secret edict:
"At least, it's better than the
drum head courtmartial or the
shooting without trial which
would be the fate of Americans
landing In Germany under SINH
lar circumstances"
NOT DAVIS IDEA
The iron-clad ban on detail
laid down by the commission wa
not the desire of Elmer Davi:
new director of the Office of Wa
Information. He told press con
ference yesterday that the com
munique system was the best h,
could wheedle from the war de
partment and the seven-genera
board. and that he had hoped t.
have three representatives of hi,
Office sit in on the proceedings a:
reporters.
The commission strengthened
its secrecy edict yesterday by i'm
posing greater precautions Il
guard against disclosure of tho
identities of witnesses. During the
first two days. reporters were able
to CLEAN some sparse facts BY
watching witnesses walking to the
courtroom. Yesterdays witnesses
however. were brought in secretl,
by army car and were taken Il
the trial chamber by private ele
vator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Tyrone Powers Wife
Becomes u. 5. Citizen

HOLLYWOOD, July IL (INS).
Power, wife of Tyrone
Power, was sworn in yesterday as
United States citizen by Federal
Judge Paul j. Mccormick. The
young actress was born Annabella
Susan Carpenter in Paris. and
arrived in the United States in
1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

still highly secret despite three
"communiques" from the presid-
ing. seven-general military COM
mission-entered its fourth day
today with another week, and per-
haps longer, probably ahead.
Mai. Gen. Frank Mccoy, head
of the commission, emphasized
last night that the proceedings
will require considerably more
time because of the mass of evil
dence being prepared by both
sides.
Mccoy noted that yesterdays
entire session was taken up by
testimony of one FBI agent and
the reading of documents. The
agents identity was not disclosed
but many more are expected tt
take the stand before the tria
lCOneS 10 a Close.
Like his previous communiques
McCoy's announcement was terse,
leaving the public to guess at the
dramatic story unfolding behind
locked doors of the trial room in
the closely-guarded justice depart
ment building.
EVIDENCE NOT REVEALED
Nothing could be learned of evil
dence presented, evidence which is
expected to send the eight men to
their deaths before a firing squad
or at the end of a hangman's rope.
The unyielding secrecy imposed
by the commission was denounced
by Rep. Mike Monroney CD of
Oklahoma, who charged that re-
fusal TO disclose anything beyond
skeleton outlines of the proceed
ings violates the democratic prin-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Grand Drive
On Caucasus
Feared Near
Moscow-fo-Rosfov
Railway Cut; Nazis
Fight Into Voronezh
BY HENRY SHAPIRO
United Press stan Correspondent

MOSCOW, July 1.-The Ger.
mans. with six drives pushing into
the heart of southern and central
Russia and one already across the
vital Moscow-Rostov railway
rushed up reinforcements today
and increased the ferocity of their
battle to take strategic Voronezh
The Russian armies battled des.
|perately on these principal fronts
AT Voronezh, 40 miles east
u of Kharkov on the Moscow
Rostov railway. An entire Ger
man division had crossed the
River Don to open up a front
here.
DAT Kantemirovka. on the
- Moscow ostov railroad, 80
miles southeast of Rossosh. The
Russians admitted the fall of
Rossosh, strategic city on the
Moscow-Rostov railway 10
miles south of Voronezh.
C-At Lisichansk. on the Khar-
- kov-Rostov railroad. 36 miles
southeast of Izyum. on the Khar-
kov front.
I-On three sectors of the Ka-
linin front, northwest of
Moscow.
TANKS CROSS DON
The Communist Party organ
Pravda reported that 100 German
tanks and an infantry division
$4,000 mem had crossed the
River Don opposite Voronezh and
established a battle front.
They were in the outskirts oil
Voronezh, city of 212, 900 persons
and another point on the Moscow
Rostov railway. but, constantly
hammered by Soviet tanks ano
artillery, were unable TO get re.
Inducements across from their
main bases on the west bank.
Desperate attempts to establish
another bridgehead failed. The
defenders repulsed a series Of
fierce assaults. on both the east
and west banks of the Don, inflict.
ing heavy losses on the Germans
but they hurried up reinforce.
Iments and increased their pressure
SOVIET CoMMUNIQUE
Last night our forces fought
the enemy west of Voronezh
and In the direction Of Kan
temirovka and Lisichansk," the
Soviet noon communique today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
100000 YugosIdvs
Fight Axis, King Says

Z OTTAWA. July II GNs). -
Upwards OF 100000 men OF the
Yugoslav army are fighting the
Axis occupational troops in his
country. ls-year-old King Peter
of Yugoslsvia informed a press
here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
The Weather
,uRLY TEMrERATIREs

The sun will set az 9;0s p. m today,
and rise tomorrow at 6.07 a. m.
The moon rose AZ As m today
and viii set at 737 p m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Nelson Sure
Of Rubber for
War S Needs
But Pleasure Driving
Must Be Stopped for
Duration, He Warns
By SILER FREEMAN
detroit Iimes Automotive Editor

The United States viii have
enough rubber for vital war pur-
poses. through synthetic produc-
ton. Donald NJ. Nelson. War Pro-
-dttetiof- Board ezaF, promised
today.
But Nelson added:
pleasure driving FIR the du-
ration il OUT
NO CoNFUSIoN
Speaking TO an overflow CROWD
Of LOO industrialists in the Hotel
Book Cadillac for the first annual
meeting Of the Automotive Coun-
ell for War Production. Nelson
deviated from his prepared text
10 say:
THE rubber situation Is not
confused. I repeat, there Is no
confusion. We know exactly
Nhefe We are koiHS'
WON'T DODGE BLAME
'Tf the rubber program fails
and I'm sure II WON'T, and
I alone. will take the blame
all Of u.
"Technicians and scientists
have worked IL, 10 and Is hours
day deciding on the best way
IN proceed. We've backed that
plan with money. We have
great job ahead Of US In building
up a synthetic rubber supply. hut
we're going To do IL.
plants are under way, and
will soon be producing the rub
her that we need"
RETORT TO CRITICS
Nelson's remarks were inter
preted to be aimed at other Wash
incton agencies which have criti'
ciled the WIPES program for syn
thetic rubber production.
Dctroits automotive industry
was ordered by Nelson 10 produce
more and more with less and
less"
Detroit must show the way
In saving materials and beating
production goals" stated Mel
son. 1--WE have been a wasteful
nation. Now we must change"
UP TO INDUSTRY
Nelson promised that the mate
rial problem would be placed
squarely up to industry itself,
"And I'm sure American in
dustry will not let us down" he
said.
Speaking over a nationwide
radio hookup Nelson painted ar
encouraging picture of production
pointing out the extraordinary
feats accomplished since Pear
Harbor and especially this year.
During this calendar year
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Planes Help
.AuChin|eCk
Gain 5 Miles
He Strikes in North;
Germans Advance
at Southern End
By LEON KAY
United Press stan Correspondent


CAIRO, July IL. - Gen. Sir
Claude Auchinleck has opened an
offensive with his Eighth Imperial
Army at the northern end of the
Alameir line and has advanced
five miles, it was announced today.
British. New aland, South
African and Indian troops hit the
Axis lines of Field Marshal Erwin
Rommel at the most vital point
on the Egyptian front, west of Fl
Alamein, before dawn yesterday.
Fighter planes swarmed over
the battle area. backing up the
ground forces in one of the big
Igest attacks of the campaign on
enemy gun emplacements.
TAKE PRISONERS
British forces took numerous
prisoners and inflicted casualties
and damage on the Germans and
Italians in the first phase of their
advance, a communique of the
Middle Eastern command and the
Royal Air Force said.
At the southern end of the line.
where the Germans previously had
been forced to shift their forces
westward. British mobile columns
met an eastward advance of the
enemy.
The communique said that sew
Ieral enemy tanks were knocked
out.
A bitter battle was fought in
the air over the ground forces
which clashed in the swirling dust
at the northern end of the line.
The German command threw
large forces of bombers into ac-
ton. escorted by fighters.
Allied fighter planes, holding
their supremacy in the air, de-
stroyed at least eight enemy
fighter planes and damaged many
more, the communique said.
Medium British bombers and
planes of the fleet air arm joined
in a heavy attack on shipping and
scored two hits on an Italian de-
stroyer and two more on 5000
ton merchant ship off the African
coast. it was announced.
9-DAY LULL ENDS
Working in perfect co-ordina.
ton with the ground forces. Brit
ish and South African planes
roared over hundreds of miles OF
desert, smashing at landing fields
and other targets.
Auchinleck opened his offensive
after a nine-day comparative lull
while both sides regrouped their
forces. brought up reinforcements
and felt out each others strength
by mobile column operations.
Auchinleck personally led the Of
fensive from his headquarters at
the front.
II was believed here that ROM
mel probably had attacked first.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Moss Of Evidence
Slows Spies Trial
Secret Court Martial Testimony
May Continue Another Week

WASHINGTON July 1.-THE cpes for which America fight
trial OF eight saboteurs-ng"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

Three Comic Pages every dag
In Daily Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
SOVIET CoMMUNIQUE

Last night our forces fought
the enemy west of Voronezh
and In the direction Of Kan
temirovka and Lisichansk," the
Soviet noon communique today
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UP TO INDUSTRY

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La gaceta., 1942-11-26

En- 1871 lego a ser Subsecre-
tario de Estado para las relacio-
mes franco-alemanas en- ell gabi-
nete Darlan. Cuando los planes
de Hitler en- Siria y ell Irak obi
garon a intervenir a la Gran
Bretana, Benoist- Mechin fue
pOr aire a Angora a fin de ha-
Ger preston sObre Turquia para
que permitiera ell paso de las tro
pas de Vichy en- Siria y pudie-
ran retirarse a traves de terri
toriO turco. Despues de haber
fracaSado en- esta mission, eStu-
vo viajando cOnstantemente en-
ire Vichy y Paris a fin de per-
1uadir a Petain para que hicie-
ra mayoreS conceSiones a Hitler
Cuando los ingleses ocuparon
Diego Suarze en- Madagascar,
M6chin recibi6 a un Pc
riodista japones Y lie di6 a enten
La gaceta., 1942-11-26
AUMENTA LA VENTA DE
DABACOS DE MAS DE &c.

New York, Nov. 26.-E ms
tituto del Tabaco anuncia que
las ventas de cigarros D puros
de mas de sc llegaron a 175,-
coo, 900 en- ell mes de octubre, un
aumento de 119 por ciento sObre
los 80,O00,00O vendidos en- ell
mismo mes, en- 81 ano pasado. Sc
entregaron al mercado en- octu-
bre, para vender a &c o menos,
458, Geo, 900 de tabaco, en- COM
Iparaci6n con 563, 100000 en- &C.
de 1941.
Pas6 de 1000, 900 la entrega
de tabacos para vender a mas de
20 centavos, comparada esta ci-
fra con un million en- ell mes de
octubre de 1941.
La gaceta., 1942-11-26
LUCIA EN- LA JAULA DE- HTENAS
Laval prescinde de Benoist-Me chin
POR EUGENE

der que celebraria que ell GObier
no frances Sc decidiera a pedir
la ayuda del Jap6n para la de-
fensa de Madagascar. DentrC
ddl gabinete, tom6 abiertamente
el partido de sus amigos de Pa
ris, Megando en- su TRACTION a pc
dir que Francia Sc uniese a las
PotenciaS del Eje. Expres6 81
a~prObaci6n de los discursos de
Doriot incitandO a la guerra, Y,
como 81, pidi6 que los legiona-
rios franceses que luchan en- ell
frente russo fuesen llamados pa
ra diSponer de ellOs en- e. case
de nuevos raids de los "cOmman
dos" o de la iniciaci6n de un Sc
gundo frente. Como estas ideas
no fueron recOgidas por Laval,
aunque no fuese mas sinO por-
que desconfia de que todos los &C
tOs de DOriot, su mayor rival,
puedan ser un intentO encubier-
La gaceta., 1942-11-26
CONVENIO ENTIRE
NICARAGUA Y ESTADOS.
UNIDOS

Managua, Nicaragua, Nov. &c.
-El presidente SOmoza do la
noticia de haberse firmado una
convention complementaria con
Estados UnidOs para construir
una carretera desde San Benito,
un lugar en- la carretera lntera-
meicana, hasta Rama, en- ell rio
Escondido, a 60 millas de Blue
field. Estados Unidos facilitara
los fondos n~ecesarios para la
construction.
Esta carretera hara mas facil
la transportation entire Nicara-
qua y Estados Unidos y es otro
eSab6n en- las defensas continen
tales.
La gaceta., 1942-11-26
Ell TABAC0 SOLO Sc Pc
ORA VENDER EN- MIER-
COLES Y SABADOS

Berna, Suiza. Nov. Eel go
bierno italiana anunci0 ante
aver que a partir de la semana
que viene ell tabaco solo sc ven
dera en- microbes y sabados. Es
to sc hace con la intenci6n de
diSminuir 81 consume normal.
ST los fumadores no Sc restrin
gen, voluntariamente, entonces
ia venta de tabaco solo Sc per-
mitira en- un dia de la semana y
eStrictamnete racionado.
La gaceta., 1942-11-26

bentrop. Laval fue autorizado a
deSprenderse de BenoiSt-Me-
chin.
Pero, Iha ocurrido 10 de STEM
pre-: Laval solo ha ganado un
triunfo mOmentaneo. En- infor-
me de la agencia official alema-
ma de %nOticias, prueba, respecto
de la destituci6n de Benoist-Me -
chin, que aunque Hitler ha acep
tado dejar a Laval en- su pueS-
to, guarda en- reserva a Su ami
go BenoiSt-M 6chin, en- union de
la Legion TricolOr," a la que
confia algdn dia incorporar a
las ''Waffen S. s." Ell pueblo
frances contempla esta lucha
por ell poder Y esta mas Neno
que nunca de aversion hacia to-
dos esos traidoreS.
La gaceta., 1942-11-26

to de ~quitarle ell poder de las ma
nos, Benoist-M echin march6 a
Paris, una vez mas, a fin de que
Sc incitara a Vichy a una acci6n
energica.
iReSultado de sus largas con-
fabulaciones fue Ell prOyecto de
derrocar a Laval y fOrmar un
gabinete Doriot-B -Mechin
Los dirigentes de las S. S., en-
Paris, representatives de Hmm
Ter, eStaban en- ell complOt. Be
nOist-Mechin les habia convened
do de que Doriot y 81 podrian
obtener para Hitler ciertas con-
ceSiones en- las que habia fraca-
sado Laval, particularmente en-
ell reclutamiento de mano de O.
bra franceSa para la industrial
alemana de armamentos. Be
ncist-Mechin declare que, en- su
calidad de jefe de la Oficina de
OlbreroS FranceSes en- Alemania
y de los Comites de Obreros pa
"a el reclutamiento de eSclavos
"voluntarios," habia hecho TODD
10 humanamente possible, pero
que la ineptitud de Laval habia
fruSv. ado todoS suS esfuerzOS.
Laval no ignore ell ccmp,Ot.
Inmediatamente p-so en- acci6n
a sus amigos, e~specialmente al
consul general aleman en- Vichy
Krugg Won Nidda, a quien envi6
a entreviStarSe con Abetz. Tam
bien entr6 en- contacto Girecto
con Ribbentrop Y lie implor6 que
impidiera pudiera ser puesta EN-
.peligro la collaboration con Ale
mania, tan fructuOSmeante en-
pezada, con una crisis tan gra-
we. Laval arguy6 que habia eje-
cutado en- todos sus detarleS los
deSeos de Alemania en- 10 refe-
rente a la persecution de los ju-
dos, frente a una resuelta opoSi
ci6n, y que merecia la gratitud
por Sus esfuerZos. Dijo que la
movilizaci6n obrera franceSa en-
favor de Hitler, estaba EN- 'buen
caminO" y que sus nuevas dispo
siciones obreras pondrian ell ira
bajo de toda Francia al servicio
del Tercer Reich. Laval pudo
citar en- su apoyo el testimonio
de unos cuantos dirigentes de
sindicatoS, que estaban a suicide
suyo. Estos declararon, como sc
les habia ordenado, que Laval
tenia Ia seguridad de conseguir
la Suppression de cualquier opo-
sici6n que todavia pudiera ha-
ber," en- tanto que TODD el mum
do rehusaria obedecer a "Doriot
el conocido bandido." Estos ar
gumentos convencieron a Rib
La gaceta., 1942-11-26

"Esta obra ha exigido TODD ell ma
terial que puGo encontrarse ponien-
do a prueDa al mismo tempo Ia
%proverbial inventiva norteamen-
cana.
"Allf pude yer una cabria para
aviones construida de MADEIRA (qIe
habia sido arrojada a la playa va
rios amos antes) procedente de un
barco que naufrago. Por medic de
la misma un avion puede ser izado
y %reparado con la misma facilidad
como 81 estuviera en- un hangar
modelo. Sc improviso una pista de
~aterrizaje allanando los bordes del
canine usado para ell trafco de
vehiculos. Para todas estas ope-
raciones no contaban con maquinas
de ninguna clase-simplemente con
las herramientas de mano Y otroS
utensilios.
"Estos hombres Sc pasan TODD ell
tempo que tienen a su disposition
hacienda diversos experiments,
como por ejemplo, tratando de idear
una nueva espoleta que sirva para
%convertir las bombas en- cargas de
profundidad para poderlas arrojar
contra los submarines japoneses.
RecOnstrlyese un f%errocarril
EN- otra de las islas los inge-
nieros reconstruyeron Y pusieron en-
operation un ferrocarril que habia
estado abandonado por algun ITEM
DO. Sc repararon los vagones vie
JOS. Cuatro locomotoras que habia
enmohecidas fueron d~esarmadas por
complete Y con las pleas titles que
Sc encontraron Sc reconstruyeron
dos de elias. Este ferrocarril es
usado actualmente para transporter
hombres Y provisiones."
Ell general Arnold concluyo d.
ciendo:
"Es cosa bastante corriente yer a
las Fuerzas Aereas del Ejercito Y
de la Armada %operando contra ell
enemigo desde una misma base.
Tanto unos como otros trabajan con
ell mismo fn-el de dar una buena
tunda a los iaponeses a la mayor
brevedad possible. Para llegar a la
realization de este fin comparten y
seguiran compart,endo TODD 10 que
tienen, trabajan como 10 harlan los
miembros de un equipo perlcrta-
mente coordinado."
La gaceta., 1942-11-26
PERDIDO EN- Ell MAR Ell
DUNCAN

Washington, Nov. 26-El je.
fe de EStado Mayor de la avia.
cion americana en- Europa, bri.
gadier general Asa n. Duncan
Sc ha perdido en- ell mar, Guam
do realizaba un nuevo entire In.
All nOrte de la costa francesa,
glaterra y 81 NOrte de Africa.
dfa II de noviembre, des.en-
do en- ell mar ell aparato en- e,
quail viajaba ell brigadier.
Tenia SO amos de edad y das-
empenaba su alto puesto desda
Ell mes de julio. Su esposa reside
en- Montgomery, Alabama.
La gaceta., 1942-11-26
LOS OFICIALES RU
(Vtene de la 1 pdg.)

nadas de mano Y bayoneta. La
instruction te6rica incluye tao
tica militar, inganieria, quinn
ca, c6digo militar, ~matematicas,
lenguas extranjeras, historic y
10 que Sc podria lamar educa-
ci6n po'itica.
Durante los cursos, PRACTICES
y te6ricos, Sc les inyecta a los
j6venes oficiales el odio del enc
migo, como un prerequisite pa
ra poder com5a+ir mejor,
Los dormitorios son amplios'
limpios y tienen las paroles lie
mas de estadisticas. Publican
los cadetes un semanario.
Sc ven armas rusas y a'ema-
mas en- los t|errsnos de la es-Ida
donde apreE3en a usarlas, mon
tarlas Y hasta rapararIas.
Con sacos cclgados practican
el uso de la bayoneta. Sc les en-
se1a a empuhar los rifles con
las dos manos y pegar con ellos.
Las granadas Sc arrojan contra
circulos marca3os.
En- ocasiones los ajercicios Sc
interrumpen y los oficiales estu-
dian Y critican la labor hecha.
Algunos cartales puestcs en- Ell
exterior gentlemen estas pala-
bras: Saludos a las unidades ar
madas de la Union Soviet, la
Gran Bretana y los Estados Uni
dos.
La gaceta., 1942-11-26
Los nipones pierden seis oviones
Por coda vno de Esfodos Urinidos

MIAMI, FLORIDA. - Ell
Teniente General Henry H.
Arnold, Comandante en- Jefe
de la Fuerza Aerea del Ejerci-
to de los Estados Unidos, Sc
dirigio recientemente a un
grupo de $500 graduates de
la Escuela de Aspirantes a
Photos de Aviacion, presen-
tando ante ellos ell ejemplo
sentado por los photos de la
fuerza aerea, por los MEM
bros del cuerpo de artilleria
antiaerea y por ell personal de
aterrizaje durante ell actual
cOnficto en- ell Pacifico.
Ell general Arnold, quien ACADIA
de regresar de un viaje de inspection
en- la region del Pacffco, revelo Ell
hecho de que los nipones habian
perdido seis aviones por cada uno
de los Estados Unidos. Manifesto
igualmente que "los eslabones de
nuestra cadena, los cuales habfan
sido rotos cuando los nipones ocu-
paron la isla de Wake, va habian
sido reemplazados y aun multiplied
dos con nuevas bases que constitui-
ran literalmente ca~rreteras para
dirigir5e a Australia a toda veloci-
dad" Hizo una description deta-
llada de los maravillosos servicios
prestados por ell personal de aterri-
zaje que habia transformado islas
desiertas en- excelentes bases aereas
anadiendo:
Los aviadores que operan desde
aquellas bases son va verdaderos
veteranos, SECURES de 81 mismos
llenos de entusiasmo, Las baja:
que hasta la fecha han venido eau.
sando al enemigo guardian una
relacion de seis aviones ~japonesel
pOr uno estadounldense,"
ExtraOrdinaria metamOrfOsis
Con respecto a 10 que Sc habf;
realizado en- la construction d,
bases aereas, ell general Arnolt
menciono el case de una isla gu
hsbia v,sitado cuando iba de ca
= Australia.
- -, tempo de establecerse L
La gaceta., 1942-11-26

clio aver un discurso en- Orches-
ira Hall, con motive del noveno
aniversario del establecimiento
de las relaciones diplomaticas
entire Estados Unidos y la Russia
Soiet, pidiendo al pueblo ameri-
canO, 81 quiere ganar la guerra,
coopere enteraente con Russia y
pOnga fin a la innecesaria pro-
paganda anticcmuniSta.
Dirigi6 Chaplin un saludo a
"nuestra aliada Russia" cue sa-
be combatir resistir y triunfar.
La gaceta., 1942-11-26
MATO A SU MUJER Y Sc HI
RIO G~RAVEMENTE

Pensacola, Nov. 26.-Un hOm
bre de 30 amos, Duncan Shelby,
mat6 a su mujer, de 35 amos, y
despu6s Sc hiri6 gravemente.
Ocurri6 ell drama matrimo-
NAL en- I'm restaurants de las
cercanias de esta ciudad.