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CLEVELAND PARK.
Corner brick; g large rooms. breakfast
room, attic, built-in garage. two porches.
On bus line. Two blocks Oh Of Connecticut
ave Not . new house, but . good one.
Se.260.00. Terms. M. B. WEAVER. Wo
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ARLINGTON-Large dble I'm. in new
home, semi-pvt. bath, dble. bed; business
couple or gentlemen. Falls Church 2497-J.
FURN. ROOM in pvt. home; couple or
field S315.
ROOM for couple, new home. new furni-
ture. semi-pvt. bath; min. by bus or car
Centiles CHI. 7246.
BED-LIVING RIM, attractively furnished.
phone: will accommodate /; garage; cow.
bus transp: reas. WI. 39l7.
$3.50 SOUTH IVY ST, Arlington-Dble. rm.;
gentlemen; mr. Columbia pike bus and
Govt bldgs Glebe 1858 after s.
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8615 18th ST. N.W.-Bright corner room
to gentle gentleman: every convenience;
fropen
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Continued.)

SETHEspA: MD; MODERN 5.RooM
.na Ssah Of ss
place in living room; weather-stripped and
": W. ss N fEY. NC NC sssS Wisconsin
wAYcRoFT. ARLINGTON vA.-;LovELY
rooms baths basement en-, attic n ssr starm
sash sash ri Sl0sk ,a fSs bus; sssSo $4,000
ss.a5o--SR; NAVAL MED. HOSPITAL;
Wk VII IFa Oliver fSea sss7 and wscoasin 5s44
S9960-NR. BRADLEY BLVD. AND VIII
rooms. 2 baths; consider small down pay
ment. 1897 Wis. ave-, or call MR.. PFEIF-
SACRIFICE, DUE TO FAMILY LEAVING
Mn SR pssiSER e oRsr sss4 fo a
GoMyENiENT Soms CLOSE T9
Ing GS'G room isxss. modern nod Kitchen. maids
room in basement, auto. heat, many other
features, built-in garage; new condition.
appointment. EN-. $3.50 to . pm. +. 4.
TWEED CO. $500 Conn. ave.
$3.50 = CLEVELAND PARK = SPACIOUS
brick home, all large rooms. extra den on
m rs. 81 sss EY
MA. 143S It'll pm.
SILVER sPRINoEEWell located. frame.
with bath; fin. attic: large rms Columbia
800. am. to pm.
ALMOST NEW Def. BRICK COLONIAL
with through center-hall: 1st-hoor Law and
den; bedrooms. baths on seconS floor:
3rd-noor bedroom, rec. rm.; lot with trees.
S15,950. THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900
until pm. 351s Conn.
CHEVY CHASE. D, Go NOT DISTURB
tenants; will recondition terms like r. H. A.
2935 Mckinley st-10 rms, 2 bas..
stucco 0kttchen and bath each noor).
500 Nevada ave.-S rms, bas., CEN
ter hall, frame.
57O5 Chevy Chase parkway-s rms. 2h
bas. brick tspace for 2 extra rooms 3rd
s t!1G! llon p copnon owner 14o7 rv.
st. DI. $3.50. Once hours. 8 am. TO 8 pm.
100 BLOCK w. LELAND, C; C.. Md
garage; .h.-w.h.: oil burner. Large lot.
Priced below construction cost. Only
81 900 cash required. v. 8. HURLBERT.
~ ct
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Foxhall Village-S10,500.

This is an exceptionally attractive house,
stone front, log-burning fireplace. auto
matte heat three bedrooms, recrf alton
room, maids room and lavatory; garden
with beautiful cherry tree and 9 garage.
BOSS q PHELPS, exclusively. ma. g3Qg.
Evenings call Mr.. Shackelford, 81. 6oOs:
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FURNISHED ROOM. near Capitol and
Library; single Or double: after April 3;
S2O-S25. FIR. 7009.
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$3.50 CASH

Bethesda, Md. Open daily s3Os Custer
Forest. 3-bedroom brick, y baths. hot
water oil heat. Act quickly II you want q
bargain. Call Mr.. Williams, WI 6740.
z. M. FRY. INC. 6S40 Wisconsin Ave.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

3 ROOMS AND BATH $1,000 CONN. AVE
will sell or trade for small house. D1.
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AZ SEATON PL. NV.

8 rooms, kitchen. bath, Frigidaire; newl
renovated: heat and hot water furnished
conv. to stores and transp.; $3.50 mt
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.

UNPUBLISHED. 2 ROOMS. K AND B.;
refined colored couple; NV. section; mod.
cow Dupont 1855. 80
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21U9 18th ST. NV, Apt. 32-Large front
room, excellent transportation: refined
young men preferred. DU. S102.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Large.
light double studio basement room, running
water and lavatory. 1852 Mintwood pl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Frances Farmer 10 Teach At j. q \.

The University - wsshInstca
undergraduates srs n mr. : treat.
ne icvely Frances Farmer =
KnlnE - t<s<k dr.mefirs th<rs
n<xt SUMMER. ard lrs<ik<ntirns ar>
hat he course IN ~ : -mll.
nj
fa.s before - wens Ente ker
mrst important ruls 10 ats. ~
part ef - sflxte<fafle nnxll<n
ksfi N xcn ~ Fury ns~ - she
Hosy ths.ter. Frames visis>d h~r
hem< fn~n ~ Seattle Nhere -
university authnrtsses asssd NJ
n rssafn faf = ~ ~e<ks rim
mef course
Nl~ Fsrm<s. wha = . arsduss>
II Ire university k<T~~lf. Hns .
arsmstle ea.rA th<rs h~fnre nhe
set fuFth ~ IN actress srd ehe
staged Hssw*F.ss rFs<Is<tssns n
The camps. theafsr u<maee -.
Ing The lnsstInn ~ her alma
mater. Seattle u the huvns - Mr.
rarsnia and she Ines n nr<u1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Third Car
Ruins Fun

a two-ear race between two
youths ended rather abruptly
Sunday evening when . third car
joined the fun. The third machine
Was manned by Tacoma policemen.
who Just didn't SEEM able 10 enter
into the spirit of the thing.
Drivers Of the other two cars
Harold peneoosa. II. OF 40 Es.
AID at. and Loren W. Foots, IN.
Of 23is So. Yakima ave-. wers
booked for reckless driving
Police Joined the race when they
saw renteeost shoot onto A II.
from 10th ri. At . high rate of
speed. Close behind rams Foote,
also at = high rate of speed. From
A 81. the boys swung into Ia.
3sth 81. and continued 10 race.
until stopped by the winning
machine.
Arresting officers stated that
visibility WAS poor at the time and
that neither boy seemed 10 have
great deal OF regard for other
traffic on the road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
They Couldn' l Use The
Same Old riqhi Twice

Movie fights are rehearsed to
the last blow, long before they
reach the camera.
And Humphrey Bogsrt and
Peter LORE learned that II isn't
considered Hoyle 10 put q last
pictures model fight into today's
product.
The two actors recently In
dulged In fistieuffs for scenes Of
THE Maltese Falcon" at Warner
Bros. When they found them
selves fighting again In All
Through the Night" another
mystery with chuckles, they
thought they could save them
selves arm strain and possible
bruises by using only slight modi-
ficaiions Of the routine uyed IN
the Dashiell Hammett picture,
but no dice. they were told.
Director Vincent sherman
made them work up a new rou-
tine. from scratch. for All
Through the Night" which In
currently showing al the Blue
Mouse.
Ksaren Verne and Conrad Veidt
share starring honors with
Humphrey Bogart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

Warren Willlorn, screen vel.
eron. oooin porsfoys that GER
ilemon seoo. the Lore Wolf IN
Secrets OF the lore Wolf. !"
with Ruth Ford as the woman
in the eose. The film - the
eompon.on osiroeflon al the
Beverly ,heoser on ruesdoy.
mani Meet that losshls. laugh.
able Lady Eve couple barbara
stsnwyek and Henry Fana. In
You Belong To Me- ths story
which proves that oas mana
mate II another mans poison
Wesley Ragsles produced and a..
rectsd the comedy from Claude
Binyon's sr.sn play.
Opening Tuesday ~ The Rev.
rriy thestsf, You fsrlanf 10 Me-
Includes IN it, csst swh nsher
comedy character players ~
Edgar buchanan. Roger Clark.
Ruth nonnsliy and Melvliis
Cooper.
On The same return hiil viii ~
Warren William and Ruth Ford
In Secret NJ the Lone Wolf
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q ground-floor office.
He returned the other dav Ard
1t would be great to report that
he climbed back through that win
COW. but the offices all have been
changed around. Besides. krasna
holds no erudge, he holds. instead,
q contract saying he will be paid
100000 to write and direct four
pictures.
TOO TALkATINE
This is a comfortable but not
fantastic wage for him. because
he always has done very well for
himself. Seven years after he left
an sls-a-week job behind a neck
tle counter in New York depart
ment store basement. Krasna be-
came writer-produeer for Metro
at 81 200 a week. He was q at
the time and seemed to have full
filled the designation of Wonder
Boy.
But krasna is too outsnoken.
too restless, and too fond of pune
turing egos to become movie
tycoon. The only wonderful
thing about Norman" said pal.
is that nobody has stransled
him"
After wanglins his way to the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Sabotage Film at
Rialio Tuesday

A np-to-aats - ,eaav's had.
lines. Pacific pisckeui." film ~
murder, sabotage and romance
during an air raid alert. orsns
Tuesday At The Rlalto theater.
Robert Preston and Aarth
o'priseoll have the leading roles.
Sci in = large American West
Coast city where = practice hack.
out, with its sirens. roaring bomb
ers and cracking anti-aifefafi
runs. IL In fun swing. Pacific
blsekout" II the fira picture on
the vital theme Of Civilian be-
Tense 10 come out nf Hollywood
Preston In east a. the ynang
inventor Of ranEe.flnder for
snii-airerst guns. When spies
and ssboieurs frame" him On =
murder charge. Miss oDriseoll
rescues him. Together. with The
mounting excitement If the air
raid alarm as a background. they
track down The spies. save the
city from destruction nv real
bombs and, If equal Importance
from the point ~ view n 70.
nance. they fall In love.
Eva Gahor and Philip Mefivals
are In the cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Swedish Film
Promises Fun

Ths difficulties domestic
servant encounters phen . large
fortune i dumped IN her lap are
humercasly pictured In Hanna
N seciety.- laugh filled Swedish
comedy which VII - shown II
Ire kss street thestef 81 Thurs
day.
starring in the picture Il Rut
Helm. faxoftts s~edl~h ecnekit.
enns vii known for her srr<sr-
ances opposite Edward Person.
A. Hanna. the heroine. she n.
plenty ~ trouble in hanging On
. her inhentanee. but everything
somss eut all right IN the end
The picture has swedish dia.
iegue and titles In English
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Riviera Film Traces
Killers Fast Rise

The amazing csfeer of a mod
ern conquerer IL revealed in
After Aein Kampf the film
epic now AT the Riviera fheatsr.
From his humble beginning as
the son Of an obscure Austrian
customs official. Hitlers meteoric
rise IL followed through his revolt
utionary days TIL he assumed the
mantle Of fuehrer -- a. the con-
queror Of France and the attaeker
Of England.
Dramatic highlghts Of his car
esr. his betrayal Of Roehm and
Won schieicher. his attempted az
sassinstion all are resnaeted in
After Hein Kampf-77
The events in the film are 10
unbelievable that they Will write
a VTetehed page IN the history Of
mankind. Yet this picture viii
serve A. living proof that the per
secution ana brutalitiss of the
Aazi var machine are fact-not
fiction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Sianwyck Due
On Tuesday
You Belong 10 Me-
Co-Stors Fonda

Meet ne hrisss wha wouIin I
stss fcf BREAKFAST Meet The
krceTn who married hls denter
shs 80 : h<zlzsde manner
that ~uald cure What ala any
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03


RIaIfo-fled MaeMurray IN '.rhe
and 10 90. also Joan Davis IN Tive
Latlns Prom Manhattan i2soo.
800. 6 90 and 90
Tyrone Power IN son Of
Furys II 40. : .o5, 8 rs and 1910.
also LLOYD Nolan In Blue. White
MUSIC BoN-Monty woolles in The
Man Who Came 10 Dinner II 80.
ASS. $40 and $50 also George
Montgomery in The Last Of the
Duanes.s n. $40 ana so
BItr MOI sr-HumrhreY Rogart IN
All Through IN. Night" II 40.
400, 40 and 40. also Hush Htrz
SOS and a.25
RIVER. = After Mem Kampf7s
II as. 2s20. 500. TAO and 10 40
also return showing OF W. c. Fields
IN Never Give a sucker an Even
Break. 90; a:4o; $40 and s'os.
BEVERLY - Walt Disney's "Dumbo. "
also Edmund Lowe in "Fyins
CAMEO The Marx Brothers In
.Horsefeathers," also Fred MacMur.
raw in IA Hours by Air.
cAPIToIs-Clark Gable In They Met
In Bombay" also Roger Pryor IN
Officer and the Lady
COMMUNITY - RosAlind Russell In
Feminine Touch also Jimmy
Iydon in Henry Aldrich for presl-
dent"
KAY STREET - Merle oberon In
That Uncertain Feeling" also
Wayne Morris in Smiling Ghost .
LAkEN oOD-Wendy Hitler in Major
Barbara" Also Joan Blondell in q
Girls About Town
FARk--Deanna Durhin In 1T Started
With Eve" also Joan Blondeli In a
Girls About Town
PRoCToR-Joan Blondsll in - Girls
About Town"
REaIsRT - Marjorie Woodvorth IN
Niagara Fails" also Charles Boyer
in Hold Back the Dawn"
RFA-Rosslind Russell in The Fem
mine Touch" also Charles starrstt
IN Thunder Over the Prairie /"
SHELL 49, Nan Grey in Under Age.
also Maureen o'Hsra IN They Met
In Argentina
stNsET-Gene Tierney In Sun
down" also Francis Iangford in
AL American Cold"
TEMPLE Betty Cradle In Hot
Spot" also Greta Carlo IN Two
Faced Woman"
LIBERTY. Puyailup-Edward @. Rob-
inson in "unholy Partners" also
Penny Singleton IN Go West,
Young Lady"
RIVIERA. sumner-Claudette Colbert
in "skylark," also Dead End Kids In
Mich Towp /"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
TWO BIKES STOLEN

Reports Of bicycle thefts were
made TO police over the weekend
BY Billy Thorson OF 1904 = eth ave
and Harold Hogberg Of 50ss So
X 81.
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BY PAUL HARRISON
Tacoma Times Corre~pona.,t

HOLLYWOOD - About Mn.
years ago skinny. beSpectseled
young man named Norman Krasna
took leave Of Warner Brothers A
running executive pointed to the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

Your postmaster can teil you
how to invest in u. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
PREPAREDNESS

Bing Crosby purchased the small
buggy used for a sequence In Irv-
ing Berlin's Holiday Inn" the
Mark sandrich production at Para
mount. against the day when his
automobile tires will wear out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

position Of drama critic or a New
York tabloid. he came herr and
became \ xso-a-seek pres agent
on the Warner lot His critical
faculty almost ruined him At the
start when the publicity staff sat
in On a private preview Of = new
picture. Daryl zanuck Was the
Wonder Boy AZ the time. and on
the way out the producer asked
the nnderlings II they had any
suggestions for cutting the feature.
The only thing to do 70 that
picture. piped kraSna. rs take =
pair Of scissors and cut the film
lengthwise
He was good press agent. and
sometimes even had to be restrain
ed. Shortly before the release Of
Little Caesar his boss made the
horrifying discovery that krasna
was planning TO drive past Edward
G. Rohinsons house and spray the
joint with real bullets from a real
machine gun.
ZANICk BoII.S
In his spare time. krasna wrote
Louder Please a satirieal play
about Hollywood. and sold IL on
Broadway. When Zanuok read the
notices and heard that all the
studios were bidding for IT, he
blew up in TRADE against the
authors "disloyalty.' declaring II
should have been submitted to
Warmers. As matter of fact,
Louder Please" had been offered
to the studio and turned down.
Within a short time after his
window-Jumping exit Norman
krasna was the fair-haired boy at
Columbia. The work palled, and
among the efforts he made To get
fired was script he wrote about
a horse that talked in free verse.
Another Was comedy for
Wheeler and Woolsey called so
This Is Africa" 1T was the
dirtiest screen play ever written.
krasna recalled, "a combination
of 'Tsrzan' and Design for Liv-
ing. The Hays Office cut 1t to
the size of a two-reeler."
When krasns finally won a re-
lease from his contract. through
campaign of calculated insults.
he became a happy free-lsnce
writer and sold many excellent
stories. At the age of "a he had
the longest Rolls-Royee in town.
CLUSTERED CUSTOMS
The government recently set up
rigid censorship for examination
of all films leaving or entering
the United States, and one OF the
first jobs in this region was in
spection of flock of disjointed
stuff shot in Mexico for new
Orson Welles picture. A customs
official, unacquainted with Holly
wood methods. got pretty excited
when he saw it and communicated
his suspicion to Washington that
the stuff must contain propaganda
or a hidden code because some of
the scenes had photographed 10
or Is times almost identically.
He knows now that he WAS
viewing uncut rushes. Just the sort
of materials from which movies are
being assembled every day at
every studio.
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door an indi-
Gated IL would
all rie ut
with him #
hnasna never
darkened that
psticuIar
threshold again
To prove his
hearty concur
renee in this
feeling krasna
jumped out the
win d o and
n away
La gaceta., 1942-07-18
PARA La NUJER
DEL HOGAP
Ropa de vestir

Han corrido muchos rumo-
res acerca de la ropa de vestir.
Aqui podemos desbaratar des-
de luego uno de ellos: parece
que ell racionamiento de la ro-
pa de vestir Sc podra evitar
este ano.
Pero hay otros cambios que
son de esperarse. Por ejemplo,
asf como Sc han efectuado al
gunas modificaciones de los
estilos, puede ser que Sc de or
den de efectuar otras mas,
Parece que ell pGbljco ten
dra que usar mas telas de algo
don, por virtud de la situa-
ci6n de la lana. Parece tam
bien que la demanda militar
de lana hara que Sc realicen
nuevos cambios memories de
estilos. Los manufacturers de
telas tendran que mezclar la
ma con otros materiales con OBJ
jeto de conservarla, pero aun
asi pOdemos estar seguros de
que Sc nos vestira bien. En- o.
tras palabras, tendremos que
pasarla sin los adornos Y rim
gorrangos" de n~uestros trajes
Y, en- efecto, vestirnos como en-
tempo de guerra.
La Division mencionada es-
ia llevando a cabo ahOra un
estudio de la lana, ell algod6n
Y la soda artificial o ray6n en-
sus situaciones respectivas,
con objeto de que podamos es-
tar prevenidos de antemano
contra cualesquiera dificulta-
dies que surgir pudieran.
La gaceta., 1942-07-18

Pero hasta las pocas publica-
clones serias que quedan en- tia
lia confiesan que el "Fascismo
no ha cumplido sus ideales orr
ai~nales" La revista "Critica Fas
cista", la cual esta dirigida por
4 Ministro Bottai, escribi6 en- ell
articulo COMMEMORATIVE ell ami
persario del FascismO; "Debe
gdmitirse que las instituciones
mas caracteris ticas del regimen,
las Corporaciones y la Camara
cooperative parecen estar COM
rrcmetidas en- su caracter esen-
cial y este explica la ansiedad
de. la nueva generation que ella
ma por una nueva r%evoluci6n
social"
Estaes una confession muy Sc
ria; subraya tambien que hay
una diferencia prOfunda entire
la genie nueva que ha entrado
en- ell poder Y los dirigentes vie
JOS del Quartet General, como ell
mismo Bottai.
Las masas no estan STEM
pre- interesadas en- las evolucio-
mes trascendentales de un regi-
men; perO sc mueStran siempre
interesados en- la seduction de los
prcblemas de where's y otras ne
cesidades y aun mas en- la cues
ton de mandar hombres y mas
hombres al matadero. Uno de
los problemas que Hitler y Mus
solini discutieron sin duda algu-
ma fue ell de mandar mas divisio
mes i~talianas al frente russo; un
problema que, mes por mes, lie
va al alma del pueblo italiano,
con ineludible claridad, Ell hecho
de que la juventud italiana esta
siendo degollada en- honor de un
"Roi de Prusse" que era proven
'bial en- las epocas pasadas, pero
que hoy es, desgraciadamente,
.muy real!
La installation de Laval en- ell
gobierno de Vichy significa que
Hitler ha engahado una vez mas
a Mussolini. Hitler habfa dado
permiso a Mussolini para que
gritara de nuevo que guerra
C6rcega, Mia, ETC.; pero clio
fue tan solo para forzar a Pc
tain a que Sc doblegara a sus de-
La gaceta., 1942-07-18
Sc e2tende. " ~ptofund1a
- ell ~descontento en- Italia
De nuevo Sc ofrece a las masas la '~justicia social
Hitler engan6 de nuev GA Mussolini
PoR GUIDO DELLA ROSA

saos. En- tanto que Mussolini Sc
.ponia af6nico y lanzaba un alta
que furibundo con una metralla
de papel impreso, Sc manifesto
a Petain desde Berlin que 81 Sc
negaba a "colaborar" tendria
que entregar C6rcega y Mia a
Mussolini. La treta de Hitler tu-
vo exito y aunque los italianos
no lloraran seguramente sobre
C6rcega y Mia (el pueblo de
Italia nunca sc Interest seria-
mente por ello), saben bien que
Hitler tiene mucho mayor inte-
res en- Laval y en- Francia que
no en- ell Duce y en- Italia por la
simple raz6n de que Italia no
tiene NADIA mas que pueda entire
gar a Alemania. NADIA mas, ex.
cepto carne de canon para ell ma
tadero, y los Gltimos harapos de
Igsu independence nacional.
IPuede uno extranarse, pues,
que Farinacci sc queje Y chile
de que en- Italia haya "tanta
genie que no tiene simpatia pa
ra nosotros que somOs Glen por
Glen italianos"? A los descon-
tentos Farinacci los llama Ca
t6licos malos patriotas'. Pero es
torpe ell hacer distinciones en-
Italia entire cat6licos buenos o
malos patriotas. AL decir cat6li-
COS Sc dice: ell entero publico ita
liano. Confesar que muchos de
ellos no sienten simpatia por ell
regimen fascista es confesar
que tienen ell suficiente valor
para hacer DIR SUI voz de protes-
ia, asi como manifestar ell can
sancio que sienten por la que
ira.
No somos de los que a menu
do Sc enganan creyendo que es
autentico ell pensamiento que ell
deseo ha engendrado. Solo reco-
gemos hechos Y tomamos nota
de ellos. Los escritores del mis-
mo regimen estan cOnfesando
que Italia es l1gubre. La triste-
"a es padre del descontento; y
ell descontent0 trae consigo la
inevitable intranquilidad.
La gaceta., 1942-07-18

.llerfa en- los Estados Unidos.
.Cuando desempenaba eli cargo de
Ministro sc inici6 la revoluci6n del
general Cedillo, la que rapidamente
domino, Por esa causa, sc 10
assemble a general de division,
Su POlitica
FL general Avila Camacho fue
.electo p~residente en- 1910. POGO
despues de su election declare;
LAS condolences mundiales hacen
que Mexico encuentre la forma de
cooperar con Washington" y los
miembros de su gabinete siguen esa
.politica de collaboration.
Camacho no solo es soldado sino
.tambien un deportista. Els juga-
dor de polo, o la categoria de
tres metas, y tiene sus propios ca
|ballos para los juegos. En- la
olimpiada de 1886 formo parte del
equipo de polo que representa- q
Mexico el cual obtuvo ell tercer
lugar en- la justa.
FL jefe del gobierno mexicano es
tambien muy dedicado a su familia,
a su oficina, estudios sociales, q la
biografia Y la historic. En- su
mensaje al Congreso Nacional
sobre Ia declaration de guerra Sc
Irevelo tambien como realistic.
La gaceta., 1942-07-18
LOS INGLESES GANARON
TERRENO Y 10 PERDIE-
RON
Combatan Her6icamenta los
Neozelandeses

Cairo, Egipto, julio 18.-Los
ingleses ganaron aver terrano
en- ell sector de FL Alamein, pero
les naZis cCntraatacaron y sc 10
arrabataron, o5.igandolos a vol
yer a sus anteriores posiciones.
En- el frente central las tro-
pas neozelandesas sCstienen ell
extreme este de la cordillra de
Ruweisat, no obstante los alta
CUES de las fuerzas motorizadas,
del enemigo.
La aviaci6n inglesa, en- ell
m;amo sector, derri56 cinco apa
rates del Eje. Sobre malta los
cazas ingleses derribaron cua-
tro Messerchmitt, sin perder
ninguna maquina.