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grande que sc puede hacer a ur
hombre.
~ habia sido ella!
; lHabia sido Agueda, la mujer
adoradisima, la muchacha de
nardo y de marfil, la chiquilla
a la que el sc complacia en- de-
cirla que era de CRYSTAL, de pc
talos de rosa, de luz de luna, de
NUDES, de eSpuma del mari. &c.,.
Pope, a momentos, cerraba los
ojos.
Por suerte para 81, TODD ell mum
do caIlaba, con un silencio ira
gico, en- Ell interior del carruaie
que guiaba Guido.
Afuera, a la izquierda del ca
mino, ell paisaje tomaba los to-
nos candidos y poeticos del cam
po iluminado por la luna.
Una luz lechoSa Y tenue. alum
lbraba las eStribaciones de los AL
pes MarftimOs, que esCalaban 81
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rabiosos.
Era 81 mismo lugar, ell mismo
canine que 81 recorriera tantas
veces, guiando coches semejan-
ties a este, Y llevando a su lado
a.. la traidora, a la mujer ado
rada hasta un grade de locura.
Por aqui habian pasado los dos,
en- aquellos dias i~nolvidables de
Ia luna de miel, contemplated el
paisaje inimitable, deteniendo 81
coche para cambiarSe beSos fire.
n6ticos, para beber cada cual,
en- la boca del otro, ell nectar EN-
briagador del amor mas grande
de Ia TERRA.
Aqui Sc habian perdido ellos
mil veces por los caminos que
trepaban entire naranjos V oil
veras, Alpes arriba, y habian
dado rienda Suelta a su ternura,
Ocultos, cual nuevos Adam Y f
va, en- les lechos de cesped de las
rocas, impregnados de viento y
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de aromas si~lvestres, bebieRdC
alma cada uno en- los ojos del o.
.tro, cayendo emborrachados de
la divina miel sobre su lecho pr
mitivo de hojas, de ceSped y de
flores.
iPor aqui habia sido!
En- aquel villino que luego ha-
bia presenciado ell horrible tor
mento de su corazon, ell drama
espantoso y callado que lie iba
matando POGO a POGO, habia vi
.vido Pope los dias mas lumino-
SOS de su existencia, las noches
azules, blancas, nenas de ensue-
no, del amor mas alto de su vi
da Y de la TERRA.
ALI habia llevado a Agueda,
a traves de las arboledas del par
que esplendido. cogida amorosa-
mente del tale, eScuchando Ia
mdsica inimitable de su voz de
CRYSTAL, mas dulce que el canto
de los ruisenOres en- Ia enrama-
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LIGA NACIONAL

Los DoGgers ganaron Ell pri-
mer desafio con los Pajaros Ro-
jos y perdieron ell segundo. Pre-
senciaron el doble juego 1922
fanatics. Rizzo descarg6 un O.
portuno batazo de "jonron," en-
ell primero. En- ell segundo parti-
do ell San Luis anoto siete carre.
ras en- el septimo Ginning" Curt
Davis y Lanier alcanzaron las
victorias.
San Luis &c, Oh, Sc; Brooklyn
Tic, Oh, Sc.
San Luis Sc, 16h, DE; Broo.
klyn lie, Oh, Re.
Las dos potentes novenas vol.
veran a jugar hoy y son anun.
ciados como pitchers Wyatt
NJ. Cooper.
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La Gaceta Folletin No. 345
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

las Was y los bulevares de Nj.
"a, saliendo al fin al campo y
p~erdiendose Corniche adelante.
Otra carrera frenetica Y pre-
cipitada por el canine eleganti-
simo, cuidadisimo, que tenia a
I'm lado festones de flores, ne
gruras de arboledas, Y al otro 81
foso nacarado y mugiente del
mar.
Pope del Ramo Florido, mien-
tras corria su coche, precedien-
do a los otros dos de la carava-
ma, pensaba, sin querer, en- ell
drama espantoso de su vida.
Ell lugar reavivaba sus recuer
dos, que lie mordian como lobos
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Los Piratas hicieron tres ca
rreras en- la primera mitad del
noveno inning y empataron ell
juego. Cuando les TOGO batear a
los Braves hicieron otra carrera
y ganaron ell partidO. Sisti des-
cargo un tubey, en- ell noveno, y
lego a la meta final cuando
Froilan Fernandez bateo para el
cuadro Y fue Hretirado."
Alfonso Lopez peg6 I'm hit, en-
tres wees, y Fernando tres e
hizo dos carreras, en- 5 wees,
Ell promedio al bate de Alton
so, hasta Ell pasado sabado, era
de 259.
PittSUdrg Sc, Oh, 2e; Boston
DC, 10h, De.
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Los Roios de Cincinnati afro

Los Rojos de Cincinnati afro
peElaron dos wees a los Phillies,
con los serpentineros Wander
Nicer y Starr.
Contra Wander Nicer, en- Ell mi
ci al, el Filadelfia solo pudo ba-
tear dos hits, anque anot6 una
carrera en- los primeros instan.
ties del juego. Benjamin, uno de
.os jardineros de los ~derrotados,
aport6 un cuadrangular.
West, Ell catcher de los Rojos,
dispar6 un "jonron' en- Ell segun
do.
Su 1nica carrera, en- Ell primer
partido, la anot6 ell Filadelfia
en- Ia primera entrada y su uni
ca carrera, en- ell segundo, cris-
taliz6 en- ell noveno y ultimo.
Cincinnati 1c, 12h, lie; Fila
deifia lc, IN, Re.
Cincinnati &c, Oh, De; Filadel-
fla 1c, oh, Sc.
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Celebr6 su a~costumbrada reu-
ni6n semanal, en- ell Centre AS
turiano, la Liga International.
Preside Antonio Castro y los
seiores Delegates acordaron &C.
rrar las listas de p~eloteros.
Ell Circulo Cubano tiene IA pc
loteros y con ellos cerr6. Lo mis-
mo hizo la Unione Italiana, que
tambien cuenta con IA.
Di6 entrada ell Centre Astu-
riano a Frank Tallatson y cerr6
con Is peloteros.
Los Caballeros Leales dieron
entrada a Juan Gonzalez, Mateo
Sloan Y William Turner, Hogan
do a un total de Is.
Los delegates hablaran a los
directories y arbitros para evi,
tar que ocurran en- ell terrenC
~disgustos perjudiciales.
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cho m&fyen. EEta fue La Gnica
derrota de Sammy en- log dlti-
mos a6os.
Esperase que Ell campe6n del
peso ligero suba al cuadrilatero
pesando 1873 libras y que Robin
son Sc limite a 142.
En- sus recientes importantes
pe.eas, 81 italiano suler6 y NAL
trat6 a Allie Stoltz y Ell negro
Bob Montgomery.
En- ell semifinal del programa
Sc batiran Make Shapiro y
Chester Rice.
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Con los veteranos Hubbe-l y
Schumacher los Gigantes vencie
ron aver a los Cubs de Chicago
en- dos desafios.
Doce "jilotes'' lie dispararon a
Hubbell, en- Ell primero, y lie hi
Icieron 5 carreras; pero los neo-
yorquinos descargaron II hits J
pasaron 9 wees la gonna"
Los Cubs Sc quedaron en- tres
hits, en- Ell segundo juego, y los
Gigantes pegaron cuatro, pero
con ellos hicieron tres carreras.
Pitchers d~errotados: Olsen y
Schmitz.
Chicago sc, 12h, De; N. York
&c, 17h, De.
Chicago DC, 3h, lie; New York
&c, 4h, lie.
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DOLAN ACOSTO A REGO
DELL

Waterbury, Conn, julio 90
Con I'm peso de 141 libras, ell ir.
landes Eddie Dolan, de esta ciu-
dad, puso a dormir a Rego Dell
de Scranton, en- ell cuarto asal-
to.
Dolan volvi6 al cu~adrilaterO
luego de I'm descanso de varios
meSes.
Dell sangraba de una herida
sobre ell ojo izquierdo Y ell zurdo
lie castigaba con fuertes pune
taos, cuando e, arbitro puso ter
mino all match.
Cocoa Kid, de New Haven, pc
SO weller, venci6 facilmente a
Milo Theodorescu, de N. York.
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PELEARA CON RIO
BINSON PASADO MANANA

New Yor'', Julio 29.-Pasa-
do manana, viernes, Sc efectua-
"a en- la Madison Square Gard
en- ell ccmbate elf.re Sammy An
gCtt, ell campeon de las 1875 H.
bras, y Ray Robinson, Ell negri-
to campe6n sin corona del peso
weller.
Angott pesa mas de 1875 Il,
bras y hace un ano pele6 con Re
binson, en- Philadelphia, per-
diendo una decision, por estre-
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Bonham, pero solo produjeron
tres carreras.
DiMaggio dispar6 un 'trioey'
Y dos, "simples'', ademas del
cuadtangular. La derrota Sc lie
anot6 al pitcher Smith, substi-
tuido por Haynes en- los episo-
dies finales.
New York &c, 11h, De; Chica-
go &c, 10h, lie.
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Aprovecharon bien los Sena-
CORES sus 10 'ihits" y con ellos
~anotaron 8 carreras, alcanzan-
do Alajandro Carrasquel otra
victoria. Los Browns Sc queda-
ron en- seis hits, entire ellos un
"jonron' de Gift. Estalella no
Jug6. Laabs do cinco viajes al
"home" y no pudo "conectar."
La derrota lie corresponds a
Niggeling.
Washington &c, 10h, 7e; San
Luis &c, 6h, lie.
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Batazos de cuatro esquinas de
Joe DiMaggio, Joe Gordon y
Charlie Keller dieron a los Yam
KEGS otra victoria, esta vez por
cuenta de los Medals Blancas de
Chicago.
Diez "jilotes" lie pegaron a
La gaceta., 1942-07-29

I'm batazo de "tubey' de Luz
pien, con las bases llenas, en- la
segunda entrada, produjo la vic
toria de los Medals Rojas de Bos
ton sobre los Indios de Cleve-
land. Dobson fue el pitcher ga
nador y Bagby Ell maltratado.
Boston &c, 8h, De; Cleveland
1c, IN, lie.
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WILLIAMS
LARRY THOMAS

Mount Freedom, N. j., julio
29.-Charles Williams, de New
ark, N. j., alcanz6 Ell iallo del
Arbitro Paul Cavalier sObre La
rry Thomas, de Philadelphia. Ell
encuentro Sc efectu6 en- la are
ma Morris County. Pesaba ell
vencedor 1856 libras, seis menos
que ell triunfador.
La gaceta., 1942-07-29

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cielo con grandes manchopes de
sombra.
A la derecha, ell Mediterra.
neo, en- Ia Gala infinita de Ia no.
che veraniega, parecia un lao,
dormido' sin olas arenas. con nm
ievisimo crapoteo del aqua aba.
TO- al pie de- canine. entire dos
rocas y los pehascos cu5iertos
&c largas cabelleras de alpas,
La carayana atrayes6 al fin
Monte Carlo. '''
Era muy tarde.
Cerca de las doce.
La horrible pesadilla. con sus
tramites mundanos, Sc hlbia ue-
vado euatro O cinco horas.
Monte Carlo era una ascua de
orc US
a. atravesar los coches Dor
cetras del Gran Casino. Sc aele.
6raOa en- la terraza un concierto
de una banda famosa.
EamO FlOrido oy6 las potas
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de la Pastoral de Beethoven, que
lantas wees escuoharon eIOs
dos juntos.
! una Ultima congoja lie apre-
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visible de un gigantic.
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ilba a llorar como un nino!....
lba a llorar como cuando. en-
u nlnez, un amiguito travieso
Ie rompia aposta su mejor jul
guete.
A el, ell Destino, un Destino
lmplacabie, lie habia destrozado
10 mejor de la vida.
Comprendia las palabras del
9ensador espahol:
Ito mas triste en- la desgra-
ga, es recordar que hemos sido
dichosos!"
Era verdad.
iAh, Ell, que habia sidO dichO-
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LIGA AMERICANA

Tuvo que Ser aplazado ell par
lido que Atleticos y Tigres iban
a sostener en- Detroit.
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DEPORTES

LA REUNION DE LA LIGA
INTERSOCIAL
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CNCELADA UNA u
DE MEIIO BATTINA

Philadelphia, julio 29.-El NAL
tempo Impulse aver la cancela-
ci6n de un combate entire Melio
Battina, gladiator que aspira al
trono del peso complete, y GU
Dorazio, pGgil local.
Battina va q ingresar en- el
eJercito y sin permiso de sus je
fes no volvera a pelear mientras
dure la guerra.
Melio Nevada obtenidas 33
victorias consecutivas y manana
Sc presentara como soldado.
La pelea estaba anunciada pa
ra ell lunes, pero sc aplaz6 para
Ell martes, tambien por trastor'
nos atmosfericos,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23
TAXES URGED

through the special privileges" pro-
visions, the house cut Morgenthau's
individual income tax total some
s4O0 100000. corporation taxes by
$500 100000 estimate and gift taxes
by 5000, 900 900. and excise revenues
by s4OO,O0O,O 900.
Morgenthau appealed to the SEN
ate committee for speedy enactment
of the bill and asked that it retain
the 90 per cent excess profits tax
rate approved by the house. but
with an added provision-rejected
by the house-for a 10 per cent
credit for return to the paying cor
porations after the war.
The American people. he told the
committee. want "a courageous tax
bill and want it with the least pos
Sible delay =. Cthey) will be critical
of us only if we seem to falter or
haggle. or if we seem half hearted
in asking self denial of the people
as a whole
A tax law yielding less than s8.-
700.000,0O0 in additional revenue will
be inadequate, he said. Even that
recommendation, he added. was a
minimum" program and was for
mulated at a time when proposed
war spending was. nct as high as
it is now.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23
PAYS FINE

Ambey A. Huber, 4O-year -old
Swiss farmhar laid a six-dollar
tine IhurS. morning when
found g. drunkenness
charge y police court
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28 in Nation Indicted for
Importing U. S. Morale
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ganizer of the mo Foreign War
Coalition, Inc"
Prescott F. bennett, Washing
ton, who helped organize make Eu-
rope pay war debts committee"
c. Leon de Aryon, San Diego,
Calf, publisher of "The Broom
Hudson de Priest, Wichita, Kan,
and New York, writer
Hans Diehel, Los Angeles. proprie-
tor of a bookstore.
Elmer j. Garner, Wichita, Kan,
editor of publicity"
James F.. Garner, Wichita. son OF
Elmer Garner.
Robert Edward Edmondson. New
York and Santa Barbara. Calf, a
writer
William Griffin, New York. pub
Usher of the New York Enquirer.
Charles B. Hudson. Omaha. Neb.,
editor and publisher of America
In Danger"
Ellis o. Jones, Les Angeles, who
was convicted of sedition and sem
fenced to four years in prison on
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23
SOME CRITICISM

In the course of these conferences.
Flynn emerged from Mr. Roosevelt S
office recently to announce that
the President would support any
candidates who were both liberal
and had supported his foreign pol
icies prior to Pearl Harbor. There
has been some criticism of that stip-
ulation on the ground that it would
prescribe men who always had been
all-out for Mr.. Rooseyelt's war ef-
fort but who had opposed him on
domestic policies.
First attack on Farley's effort
to take over the party in New York
this year came from the New Deal
left wing when the American labor
party announced it would not sup
port Bennett. The ALP threatened
to run a candidate of its own if
Bennett we're named. Farley was
confident, however, that Mr.. Roose-
velt would swing the ALP into line
for Bennett if the latter got the
nomination.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23
SITUATION IMPROVES

AS a result of the British attacks
designed to beat the enemy to the
punch. the situation in Egypt ap-
peared considerably improved as
the south Russian front became
steadily more critical.
The first effects of the new Rus
sian stand were reported by the
Red Star, which said the enemy had
been slowed down as result of
steady. large-scale attacks by the
Russian air force. which is using
big American made Boeing and
Douglas bombers 10 blast German
tank concentrations in the forward
area and to range far behind the
lines in raids on communication
centers.
The period of Russian withdrawal
appeared to be ended for the most
part. especially on the lower Don
east of Rostov. and fighting con-
tinued in the Voronezh sector, on
the German left flank some 300
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23
JAPS LOSE HEAVILY
State Asks Haste
On Road Plans

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improvement of Adams and Fourth
would be undertaken by the high
way department.
Wallace indicated that the pro-
posal had been received favorably
and the state will begin work as
soon as rights of way can be
Strengthened out.
The two highway men said that
the Adams and Fourth street i'm
provements will have to be con-
sidered as separate projects but
that part of the $l50.000 set aside
for highway improvement in e.
Centro would be used on Adams.
The state has agreed to obtain
two rights of way on Adams, the
property of a sign company and
another parcel controlled by lum-
beryard. The city is to purchase
the remainder and make arrange
ments for removal of buildings now
on the property.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23

July 20.
William Robert Lyman, Jr, De-
troit. an officer of the National
Workers League.
DR.. Donald Mcdaniel, Chicago, a
dentist.
Robert Noble, Los Angeles, orga-
nizer of THE Friends of Progress"
who on July 20 was sentenced to
five years in prison for sedition.
William Dudley Pelley, Nobles-
Vile, Ind, who goes on trial for
sedition on July %.
Eugene Nelson Sanctuary, New
York, writer for several publications
including THE Defender"
Edward James Smythe, New York,
writer of a column for publicity.
Herman Max Schwinn. Los An
geles, west coast Bund leader and
member of Pelley's Silver Shirts
Ralph Townsend, San Francisco,
Lake Geneva, Wis, and Washing
ton. DC, a contributor to Serb
ner's Commentator" who was sem
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23
yPreparest to
Enlist Women
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lCOntlnued from Fdgc II
Sonnel. The WAAC is not integrateG
into the army, as, for example, the
army nurse corps; it is an auxiliary
to the army
T. Training school - the officer
candidates for the WNRC, it is ex-
pected will be trained on the camp
us CT a Womens college. The WAACr
have Their own military post at
Fort Des Moines, Ia.
Q. Si7e-the WNRC probably will
not exceed 10000 The WAAC bill
stipulatcs 10000 as the maximum
size.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23

fenced to term Of eight months to
two wears on June IL for failure to
register under the foreign agents
registration act.
James c. True, Arlington, Va,
and Washington, publisher of IN
dusrtial Control Reports and or
ganizer of James True Associates.
George Sylvester Viereck, New
York and Washintogn, who on
March 13 was sentenced to term
of two to six years and fined $l5OO
for violation of the foreign agents
registration act.
Gerald b. Winrod Wichita, Kan,
publisher of "The Defender.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23
CAN'T KEEP
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
She's as Lively as a Youngster-
Now her Backache is better

Many sufferers relieve nagging backaohe
quickly, once they discover that the real
cause Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way of TAX
ing the excess acids and waste out of the
blood. They help most people pass about
pints a day.
When disorder OF kidney function permits
poisonous matter 10 remain in your blood. It
may cause naEging backache, rheumatic pains,
leg pains, loss OF pep and energy, getting up
nights, swelling, pufhness under the eyes,
headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty
passages with smarting and burning some
times shows there is something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over
10 years. They give happy relief and will help
the 5 miles Of kidney tubes flush out poison
Gus waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23
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Continued from Page u
IL Is proper. fair and ethical" Nor
Renthau replied
Vandenberg commented that the
legal status of the exemption did
n't chance on Dec. T."
Besides the s600,OOO,OO0 lost
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23

See these current styles in our
best makes White and
white combinations in Pumps,
Sandals, Spectators and ties.
White with tan or blue
Values up to 8.95 go on Sale now
at 4.88 2 more days.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23
Situation Better
In Desert Fight

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air squadrons, they apparently were
still holding the initiative in tank
and infantry battles of growing in
tensity.
The fighting was described as "a
battle of materiel," with the United
States sQuadrons under Maj. Gen.
Lewis H. Brereton inflicting heavy
damage on Axis rear lines and sup
ply bases.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23
Scanning Y.
News Horizon
MRS. LANDERMAN
AT LONG BEACH

Mrs. H. Lee Landerman and her
small son are spending a few weeks
with relatives at Long Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23
SENTENCED TO JAIL

Troy A. Bell Thursday began
serving a six months county Jail
sentence, imposed by Brawley Po-
lice Judge Miller. when Bell was
found guilty of vagrancy.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23
Feud BIazes In
New York Election
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Continued from Page II
convention will meet next month.
Months ago, Farley, who has re-
tanned his job as chairman of the
New York State Democratic COM
mittee. decided to buck the New
Deal for control of the state or
ganization and to that end obtained
commitments from we'll more than
a majority of the states county or
ganizations for the gubernatorial
nomination of Bennett. Gov. Her
bert H. Lehman, after four terms,
had announced he would not run
again
Farley let it be known that he
was for Bennett regardless of whom
Mr.. Roosevelt and Edward j. Flynn,
chairman of the National Democrat
ic committee and boss of the Demo-
cratic machine in New York'S bor-
ough of the Bronx, might put up.
Mr.. Roosevelt moved directly yes
terday to stop the Farley candidate
with an endorsement of Mead. The
endorsement was made to Mead who
announced it on emerging from the
Presidents office.
The announcement ended a pc
riod of uncertainty in which Mr.
Roosevelt protested that he was too
busy to be considering political mat
ters although he was comforting in
turn with all New York state politi-
cal leaders, including Farley.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23
Ell CENTRAN AT
FT. JEFFERSON

Fl. JEFFEkSON
Jim Nebel-Thau. former Ell Gen.
tran. is now at Ft. jefferson, Mo.
with the Army air corps.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-23

miles to the north.
The Red army at Voronezh re-
ported that it had seized another
important point from the enemy,
killed 5000 Germans, knocked out
80 more tanks and at some points
driven the enemy back into the Don
river in bloody battles new raging
on both banks.
On the Egyptian front, the Brit
iSh Eighth army, which also has
made effective use of RAF and
American air reinforcementS, was
reported consolidating gains made
in an offensive all along the Ell
Alamein front on Wednesday,
The British pushed forward for
small gains in the Hills of Jeusu
area on the north. around RuweiSat
ridge and DER Ell Shein in the
center and on the desert front
stretching toward the Qattara dc
preston in the south. with Ameri-
can tanks playing a prominent role
in the heavy fighting.
Several German counterattacks
were repulsed but a big tank battle
was reported building up on the
central sector today.
Reports reached Sweden that
Nazi Marshal Erwin Rommel had
been wounded but these appeared to
be based on the bombing of Nazi
headquarters unit last week by RAF'
planes and were doubted in Lon
don.
JAPS LOSE HEAVILY
In the Far East, the japanese
improved their positions on the
north eastern shores of New Guinea
despite stiff losses, including
transport, a landing barge and a
float plane, inflicted by Allied
hcmberS.