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La gaceta., 1942-11-17

Made sabe meJor que Ale
mania la universal importan-
cia de la capacidad en- la pro-
ducci6n. En- Mayo del dltimt
ano, en- la Gina del poderio mi
litar Y econ6mico de Alemania
Jose Winschuh, conocida figu-
ra alemana Ell ell campo de la
economic politica, escribi6 Ell
la "Deutsche Allgemeine lei
tung," refiri6ndose a la prima
cia que habia logrado ell Reich
sobre la production de los A
liados: "Ganar Y retener la
primacia sobre los adversarios
de una naci6n, es 10 que deci-
de ell resultadO de las guerras
entire los pueblos. Naturalmen
tie, la mejor garantia de victo-
ria es la combination de la pri
macia en- la production con las
reservas. Frecuentemente, la
superioridad temporal de un
adversario sobre las reservas
potenciales, pero no plenamen
te desarrolladas del otro, ha
producido la victoria. Estar a
la cabeza del adversario en- ar
mamento Y tactica militar, ha
tenido frencuentemente una
decisiva Influenza sobre ell re
sultado de la guerra"
BESIDE la entrada de Am6ri-
ca en- la guerra, la prOpagan-
da ala07aNa Sc ha esfOrzadO en-
empeQuehecer las potenciali-
dades de la expansion indus
trial brit5n'ca y americana. Sin
embargo, ahora, cuando hasta
ell hombre de la Gale sabe que
esta guerra no puede terminar
Sc hasta cue ell fuerzo de que
ira de la Gran Bretana y de
los Estados UnidOs haya llega
do a SUI desarrollo complete
hacienda que Alemania que.
den muy por bajo de elias
la propaganda alemana cam
bic de tactica. Empez6 tratan-
do de c~onsolar al publico ale.
man dici6ndole que nj Ingla-
terra, nj America, podrian rea
liar SUI programa dentro de
un plazO razonable. Cuando, a
pesar de estas afirmaciones.
los hechos demostraron TODD
10 contrario, la propaganda to
mo una nueva direction. "NC
tenemos miedo de la cacarea.
da production en- masa norte.
americana. La discipline de
los amos del rearmamento y e
plan de los cuatro amos haI
ensenado a dominar la pro.
ducci6n EN- masa, no solo de a.
viones, sine tambien de Otros
productos.
BESIDE entonces Sc ha adue
hado del pueblo la nervisoi--
dad V un complete de inferio-
ridad economical. Sc ~reflejar
en- las alternatives por las que
pasa: promesas, jactancias y
declaraciones grandilocuentes
La gaceta., 1942-11-17
APARECIO LA ACTRIZ BAR
BARA N

Hollywood, Cal, Nov. IT,
Ha vuelto a SUI hogan la actriz
Barbara Bennett, cuya desa-
paricidn fuera Idenunciada a
la policia por su maridO.
Dijo que habia estado des-
cansando en- un sanatorio que
ella conoce y donde ingresara
con otro nombre.
La gaceta., 1942-11-17
LEGO ROBERT TAYLOR A


Madrid, Nov. lila agen-
cia de noticias del gobierno de
Franco anuncia que ha llegadO
a Gibraltar como photo de un ae
rOplano "Liberador," ell famosO
actor cinematOgrafico Robert
Taylor. Ostenta Taylor ell grade
de teniente.
La gaceta., 1942-11-17

81, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por / n g
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenida v Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-11-17
VENTA DE

Nellie H. Cross a William C..
Kampe; Jose F. Prescott d Hen
ny Musa; John F. Allison a H.
NJ. Cox; Joe n. Canning a Mar
tin F. Duffey; Walter S Pierce
q Raymond A. Carlton.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31

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Evening star., 1942-05-24
Mexico Has Army
OF 10000; Navy
Small but Alert
385, 900 More Con Be
Added Quickly to
Fighting Forces
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, May 23.-Mexico
has regular army of 10000 tough,
trained officers and men and a
small but alert navy to help protect
the southern flank of the United
States when she joins the United
Nations at war with the Axis. The
Mexican Army is already in posi-
tions on the Pacific and Gulf
Coasts.
In addition to the regulars, Mex
leo has $1,000 trained reserves, at
least 10000 militarized workers and
about 100000 peasants with military
experience who could be made first
class fighting men quickly.
The Army general staff stated
officially this week that no Mexican
troops would be sent outside the
country, but President Avila
Camacho has frequently pledged
Mexican soldiers for defense of the
continent.
The Mexican Navy has three
2,000ton gunboats armed with At
inch guns, II armored coastal pa
troll vessels and one heavy trans
port. The airforce consists of about
100 planes, manned by seasoned
pilots.
About 10000 marines are being
enrolled. Modern air bases are be-
ing built at strategic points. from
which United States warplanes
could operate if necessary 1t is ex-
pected that Mexico's shortage of
modern weapons, such as artillery,
motorized equipment and heavy ma
chine guns. will be relieved by lend
lease aid from the United States.
Mexico already has made vital
contributions to the war machine of
the United States. Thousands of
tons of strategic metals have been
pouring into the war factories of
her northern neighbor. On April
20, Mexico signed an agreement
with the United States to provide
Evening star., 1942-05-24
1903 D. {. SeIec,ees
Report Tomorrow
For Physical Tests
107 Sent Yesterday
To Fort Myer for
Army Induction

District draft boards will send
l08 men to Fort Myer, Va, tomor-
row morning for their Army physi-
cal examination and, if they pass,
induction into the armed forces.
A total of 107 men were sent to
Fort Myer yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

stages sponsored series of mass
meetings, they betrayed the cost of
these MEETINGS and "assistd ma
terially in the creation of public in
terest in the necessity Of general
public participation"
The Central Labor Union, the Of
fetal commendation states, made
an especially meritorious contribu-
tion in that it raised from among
its members and appropriated $780,
900 which was placed at the dis
posal of the co-ordinator for civilian
defense purposes. A portion Of this
fund has been used to establish
blood bank and to provide portable
radio sets and other equipment for
use by the auxiliary services.
Aided in Mass Meetings.
Mr.. Stull, deputy chief afraid
warden and president of the Fed
Grafton of Citizens Associations, and
DR.. Harris as president of the Fed
Grafton of Civic Associations, won
Evening star., 1942-05-24
Benefit Party Planned
In British Embassy Garden

/. Proceeds Of a garden party to be
held June 6 on the British Embassy
grounds under auspices of the St.
Andrews Society of Washington
will be divided between British War
Relief and the Metropolitan Area
Civilian Defense, P. Y. K. Howat,
general chairman, announced yes
terday.
Prominent Washington residents
will attend the party to be held
from 4 to 7 pm. The list of spon-
sors include the British Ambassador
and Lady Halifax and District
Commissioners John Russell Young,
Guy Mason and Charles w. Kutz.
Entertainment will include music
by bagpipe band, dancing by girls
Evening star., 1942-05-24

praise in the official publication of
the Office of Civilian Defense in
connection with the mass meetings.
The citations said they assumed
the main burden in fostering such
meetings for the purpose of securing
public participation in the program.
Due to their energy, untiring effort
and leadership, the program was
materially accelerated" the state
ment concluded
Mr.. McConihe, deputy AFRAID
warden in the Dupont Circle area,
was praised for outstanding serv-
ice" in that he organized that group
and served in that capacity from It's
inception until the latter part of
April, when his departure from the
the city necessitated his resignation.
Evening star., 1942-05-24
c. c. War Conversion
Seen Complete June rs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Conversion of the Civilian Con-
servation Corps camp work program
to a complete war basis Is IS per
cent accomplished and will be COM
pleted by June Is, c. c. c. Director
James j. McEntee reported yester-
day to Federal Security Admins
traitor Paul v. McNutt.
The director said Isl camps were
located on or in process of moving
to military reservations and $50
were located on war resource pro-
lection projects. An additional 40
camps. to bring the c. c. c. total
war program to $50 camps, have
been assigned to military areas and
will be moved during the next sew
eral weeks.
Evening star., 1942-05-24
Quortermuster School
Gives 7O4 Commissions

By the Associated Press
CAMP LEE, Va, May 23.-A rec
ord class of 704 officer candidates
were graduated from the quarter
master school here as second lieu
tenants today.
Nineteen were colored and one
Chinese.
Brig. Gen. Clarence r. Huebner,
director of training of services and
supply, told the class that because
of air attacks and long range ar
tillery the Quartermaster Corps had
"one of the toughest jobs" in the
service.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

Citations and Awards, were the
Federation of Citizens Associations,
the Federation of Civic Associations
the Central Labor Union of the
American Federation of Labor;
Harry N. Stull, DR.. E. F. Harris and
F. Moran McCorihe.
The Awards Committee is headed
by Maj Gen. p c. Harris, U. S. A..
retired, and r. l.. Jarnagin is secre-
tary
MeritOri0us Contribution.
The civic bodies were awarded
certificates of merit because of their
exceptionally meritorious contribu-
ton to the civilian defense pro-
gram, in that during the formative
Evening star., 1942-05-24
Daughter Of Canadian
Gold Mine Mognote Wed
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 23-The mar
riage of Nancy Oakes, 18, daughter
of Sir Harry Oakes, retired Canad-
ian gold mine magnate, to Count
Alfred de Harigny, 80, sugar plan
tation owner, was disclosed today.
The count said the wedding took
place here Tuesday and that the
brides mother was present. He
said Lady Oakes went to Miami,
Fla, after the ceremony. Sir Harry,
he said, was in Washington.
The count, whose first marriage
to Ruth Fahnestock ended in di-
vorce at Miami several years ago,
said he and his bride would live in
Nassau. the Bahamas.
Evening star., 1942-05-24
Six Citations Made
For Civilian Defense
Work in District
Two Associations, Central
Labor Union, StuII, Harris
And McConihe Honored

Three individuals and three or
ganizations were cited officially yes
terday by Commissioner Young, CO.
ordinator for civilian defense in this
area, for outstanding service in de-
velopment of the civilian defense
corps here.
The selections, made on recom-
mendation by the Committee on
Evening star., 1942-05-24
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY "a, 1912

75,o00 tons Of copper, 250,000 tons
Of lead and 200, 900 tons of zinc and
these schedules are expected to be
exceeded. Mexico also can produce
at least 100000 barrels Of oil
annually.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

in Scottish costume, a fashion show
and games.
The society, founded in 1750. is
composed of men OF Scottish descent.
Washington president is Grahame
M. Finlayson.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

The war we're In Is the war to
win! Buy War bonds!
Evening star., 1942-05-24

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Moran, Leon J.
Prchal, Joseph c.
Rambach. Max
Reeves, Fritz E.
Rittenhouse. D. c.
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Shaw, Earl w.
Simmons. Eddie e.
Sova, Henry
Spruill, Dudley
Telko, Andrew r.
Vane, Frank E.
Warlick. Hal G..
WEIGH, George D.
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Mackenzie. Biz Ike 8.
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Moore, Charles R.
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Smith. James w.
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Massey. Marvin A,
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Mcgee. George F.
Potts. Robert NICK.
Ryan. Vincent F.
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Seal. Russell J.
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Smith. William F.
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Levine. Irving Seth
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