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La gaceta., 1942-08-06
LA ASAMBLEA DE
ANOCHE EN- Ell
CENTRIC OBRERO
Sc conference.-the con fabrican-
ties y empleados de la Admi-
nistraci6n de Horas y Jornales

Las Uniones de trabajadores
de Tampa Sc re%unieron aver en-
asamblea conjunta ,en ell Centre
Obrero.
Varios oradores discutieron
81 prOblema de los minimos, Sc
nalados recientamente en- 40c la
hora para los tabaqueros Y 35c
para las despalilladoras.
Muy sensatos Sueron cast to-
dos los discusses.
Qued6 nombrado un comite,
que integraran miembrOs del
Consultivo y tres senores NOM
brados por la asamblea, para
que ell sabaldo conference con
los sen0res fabricantes y emplea
dos de la Administration de Ho-
ras y Jornales.
Sugiri6 que la asamblea Sc hi
ciese representa-, el Sr. Francis
co Barcena, presidente del Con-
sultivo.
Sc habl6 de los suspendidos y
de la necesidad de socorrerlos.
Hubieron frases de elogio para
el exsheriff Jerry Mcleod, jefe
regional, con residencia en- At
lanta, de Ia Administrator de
Horas y Jornales.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
Ordenanza para que la venta de bebidas
alcoholics cesea a las Il de la noche
Votaron en- contra los concejales
Pelaez Y Cannelle

Una ordenanza "hip5crita
que su4pende la venta de beNi-
das alcch6licas alas II de la nc
che. fu5 aceptada aver, por ire
votos contra dos, en- un juicic
publico efectuado por los oomi-
t5s de policia y reglas de- aydn-
tamiento.
Votaron por la ordenanza, CO.
mo 81 la moralidad y la decencia
derendiesen Ge tonterias PRO
'hibitivas," los conceialeS Crosby
Latimer Y Raglan Y en- contra los
cI.les Sres. Pelaoz y Cannella.
Is 81 prop6sito oner en- "linea
Es ell prOp6sito poner en- "linea
yer control, segin dieron algu-
nos oradores, de las enfermeda-
dies ven4reas, particularmente
entire los soldados.
Sc opuso al cierre, citando los
derechoS de los trabajadores, el
abogado Charles Corces.
Hablaron durante la session,
apoyando la ordenanza, el Rev.
John Branscombs, e. comandan-
te Onis George Hazel y ell DR.. l..
&c. Gonzalez, un especialista en-
enfermedades venereas.
Incluye la nueva MEDIA un
requisite que obliga a los duehos
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
LOS CATOLIC0S FRANCE
SES TRATAN DE ALIVIAR
LA DE LOS
HEBREOS

Berna, Suiza, agosto CLOS
,cl6rigos cat6licos franceses, con
la ayuda del Papa, Sc han diri-
pido al gobierno de Vichy para
que alivie la situaci6n de los he
brecs y acorte su programa an
tisemitico.
Centenares de judios han 81
do entregados a los nazis alema-
mes por orden de Laval, refren-
dada por Petain. FL Nuncio de
Su Santidad visit6 a Petain Y
una delegation de cl6rigos hizo
dos visitas a Laval y Fernando
de Brinon.
Solo los hebreos extranjeros,
que no son franceses, seran de-
portados y entregados a Hitler.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06

de '1bares', anteS de obtener las
,icencias de sus eStablecimientos
a deiar sus impresiones digita-
$ Y varios retratos en- ell depar.
t2mento de poIicia.
Recientemente los jefes d.
les campamentos Drew y McDill
rdenaron que los soldados re-
resaSen a SuS cuarteles a las II
Gle Ia noche.
No p>dran obtener licencia
,os due nos que hayan sido con
victos de feloniaS en- los ultimos
ncs; no Sc podra vender bebi-
"a alcoh6.icaS a memories Y tam
roco Sc rodran emplear. en- los
.sitios donde sc vendan licoraS
lint DXicantes", a personals me
nores de Il amos. FL salario mi
nimo para las mujeres en- ''ba-
res o tabernaS sera de $1,000 a
.la semana o SOC la bora.
lNinguna mujer empleada en-
un bar" o taberna podra beber
o bailar con un marchante. Sc
ran responsables de las infrac-
clones de esta clase, ell dueno y
Ia empleada.
No asistieron a la reunion los
concejales Alberto D'Arpa y
Frecker.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
BASE AMERICANA EN- SAN
JULIAN, provincial DE
PINAR DEL RIO

Habana, agosto Gel minis
tro de Estado, DR.. Jose Manuel
anunci6 hoy que Sc ter
minaron va, de manera satisfac-
toria, las negociaciones entire Gu
iba y EstadOs Unidos para eSta-
tlecer una base aerea en- San Ju
lian, provincia de Pinar del Rio
Los dos pafses, segdn ell mi
nistro, dieron pruebas de extra
ordinaria cooperation.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06

No simpatizamos n%osotros
con la actitud de csc senior pro
fesional que rehusa inngresar
en- ell Colegio Medico.
FL NM ciudad donde esta
organizada la mayoria de los
trabajadores, es l6gico recono
cerle a los m6dico el derecho
a asociarse 0 u~nionarse.
I'm m6dico que rehusa unir-
Sc a sus companeros. provocan
do un conflicto, en- NADIA bene-
ficia los i~ntereses de esta CO.
munidad.
Hasta les Z de la noche de
aver Sc lie do a csc professional
para unirse al Colegio Medi-
co Y no 10 hizo.
Prefiere permanecer desuni
do. peroel gobierno del pals,
que es democratico, recomien-
da unidad en- los esfuerzos CO.
lectivos y en- ell esfuerzo de
guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
NUEVO OFFICIAL EJECUTI-
VO DE LA BASE MacDILL

Ell coronel Oliver H. Stout, We
.terano aviador, fu6 nombrado
aver Official executive de la base
MacDiI, es decir, segundo en- el
mando despues del coronel Tho
mas S. Voss.
En- la pasada guerra mundial,
Stout combati6 en- Francia e tia
Tia.
Procede de Esler Field, La,
donde hubo de organizar un CRU
po de observation.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
Els VA
TENIENTE

Miami Beach, agosto g.
Ell famoso pelotero Hank
Greenberg obtuvo aver el gra-
do de segundo teniente en- la
.fuerza aerea de Ia naci6n, CO.
mo graduado de la eseuela de
oficiales aqui establecida.
Recibieron ell mismo grado,
Allen Tomlich, exatleta de la
Universidad de Wayne, y
Chuck Fenske, ell celebre CO.
rredor,
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
MAGARINO ESTA EN- Ell
PICKETT

FL joven Juan Magazine, del
1922 Tercera avenida, en- esta
ciudad, Sc ~encuentra estaciona-
do en- ell Campamento Pickett,
Virginia, y pertenece al Medical
Replacement Center.
Esta ciendo entrenado en- pro
hlemas de evacuation rdlacio-
nados con el campo de batalla.
Es un soldado del Departa-
mento Medico y trabaja con me
dicos, d%entistas y enfermeras
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
LA EJECUCI0N
DE DOS NEGROS

Tallahassee, agosto Gel go
bernador Holland orden4 aver
que en- la semana de agosto II
sean ejecutados dos negros ase-
sinos, Ruffie Lundon y Earnest
James Robinson. Fijara la bora
Y ell dia ell superintendent Chap
man, de la prisi6n de Raiford.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
Ell TEMPO

Calor para esta tar.a n ma
mana. Posibles lluvia- n npe.
ratura minima, a las Je d ma
mana 10 grade q j., 2 de la
mahana habia subijo a Is gra-
dos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Rrrnores en- contra de los medicos asociados.-
Mutualieu1o Y unidad.-Desunion y conflicto.-
"Nerviosismo' collective

Intersocial. Los nervios Sc cal
maron Y la discretion predo-
mino.
Ahora padecemos dos impor
tantes conflictos: uno en- ell Sc
no de las uniones de trabaja-
dores, obreros contra obreros,
v otro en- uno de los mas pode-
rosos sectores del mutualismo.
Unos obreros suspendieron a
otros obreros, quiza sin anali-
Ear bien ell problema, y otros
obreros apoyan a los suspen-
didos Y Sc niegan a abonar las
Quotas semanaleS de los res
pectivos gremios o uniones.
Lucha entire companeros; lu
cha infecunda que solo puede
beneficiar a los que anhelan
yer desunidos y desoganizados
a los trabajadores.
Los dos grupos Sc hacen acu
s%aciones y los dos, 81 no esti-
mamos NAL las cosas, no labo-
ran en- estos momentos por su
bienestar y progreso.
Todas las luchas entire obre-
ros, no importa Quien triunfe,
producer amargura primero y
decentralization despues.
Ell Centre Asturiano y los
medicos de vista no llegaron
a I'm acueurdo y los senores
PROFESSIONALS renunciaron. A
bora ell Centre solo cuenta con
dos medicos de vista y unO de
ellos en- alberta pugna con los
16 medicos que componen ell
Colegio.
Era-un problema de poca I'M
portancia, considerable que
ell Centre Espanol habia re-
suelto los suyos, pero ell "ner-
viosismo" origin6 ell desacuer-
do.
Ahora ell Centre trata de a
tender a sus enfermos con dos
medicos Y los medicos de visi-
ia aseguran que no volveran a
pisar ell sanatorio y a visitar
enfermos hasta que la question
quede resuelta.
Sin darnos cuenta, ell "ner-
viosismo" de los pueblOs en-
guerra nos lleva a enemistar-
nos 10 sunos con los otros.
Perjudican grandemente a
los trabajadores las luchas do
mesticas Y no favorecen a las
sociedades mutualistas las "di
ve~gencias" con los profesio-
males que las sirven.
Del "nerviosismo" que divi-
de a los trabajadores Sc deri-
van b~eneficios para un grupo:
los fabricantes.
FL "nerviosismo" que separa
al Centre Asturiano de sus me
dicos de vista, seguramente es
del agrado de la Sociedad Me-
dica ell conado, opuesta al mu-
tualismo; pero en- NADIA bene-
ficia a la colonia latina.
Nos e~nfadamos, rehimos, nos
enemi;tamos w.. lila guerra
So nos "mete en- los nervios" y
colectivamente perdemos te-
reno Y no damos al esfuerzo
del pals ell apoyo que de noso-
tros demanda.
iDfas que demandan uni
dad, acercamiento, intima rela
ci6n. amistad, mutuo aprecio;
dias de querernos y compren-
dernos mejor..... pero ell "ner-
viosismo" nos domino. nos Sc
para y nos DIVIDE.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
Els BUSCADO UN BOMBAR.
iDERO BIMOTOR

Las embarcaciones del servi.
clio de guardacosSas buscan hoy
en- la bahia un bimotor de bonn.
bardeo que Sc estrellara en- no
ras de la noche de aver.
Realizaba el avi6n, con va
rios hombres a su bordo. un
vuelo de entrenamiento.
Hasta el medic dia la b1sque-
'da habia sido infructuosa.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06

Sabemos va los nombras de
los m6dieos q los cualss sc hicie-
ron ofertas para que Sc aparta-
ran de sus companer0s Y que
brantasen Q t~ratasen de quebran
tar 81 Colagio M6dico.
Ellos las recbazaron Y noso-
tres les aplaudimos. La buena
defensa del mutualismo no con-
siste en- antagonizar 0 dividir a
los m5dicOs, sino en- aceptar sus
peticiones iustas y en- rechaZar
las exageradas 0 injustas.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
HABIO POR LA RADIO LA
REINA CUTLER

Washington agcsto g. Pre-
sentada por Ell presid ante Roose
welt, a Ia una de "a tarde habl6
.por la Radio. en- idioua inql6s,
la reina Guillermina DE- Holan-
ia.
Expres6 confianza en- la vic
toria de las Naciones Unidas.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06

Desgraciadamente, y l6gico
es hacerlo corstar, 81 "nervio-
sismo" parece dominar a una
parte considerable de la colo
MIA latina.
Hace pocos dias estuvo a pun
to de "naufragar" ell Premio
La gaceta., 1942-08-06

Differences person2s IlamarOn
hoy FOR ia manana a Ia oficina
de 'Tq Rcntfica Fsrahola', ha
ciendo esta pregunta: iEs cier
to que los m6dicos piden paga
extraordinaria por las visitas
que hacen en- horas de la no
che?
Sc les contest6 rotundamen-
tie: No es cierto.
Los m6dicos no han hecho
tai petici6n a 'La Ben6fica' y
tampoco al Centre Espanol.
Alguien pretende enganar
Y dividir.
No Is bora de dividir, sino
de unificar y cooperar.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06

CONTADO Ell TEMPO
QUE UN EMPLEADO IN
VIERTE EN- MANEJAR Ell
DE SU PA
TRONO
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
Animals Serve
as Weed Carriers
Spreod OF Poison
Ivy 10 Exploined

Edward Horn, Roseville ento-
mologist, announced today that
animals are spreading the poison
Of sumach, poison ivy, and other
noxious weeds. He stated that
hunters may be effected by the
fungi contained in poison ivy
which clings to the hair of dogs,
or even hunting boots, two
weeks after exposure to the poi
son.
He pointed out that county
residents are faced with the ever
growing problem of these plants
which can cause discomfort and
even serious illness. The poison
Gus toxicodendrol oil contained
in poison ivy may be transmit
ted from the bark, root or fruit
of poison ivy, Rhus sumach, and
poison sumach. The parasitic
fungi on these plants is devoid
of green coloring as in the case
of fresh plants and cannot obtain
their organic food supply from
the air and soil, as green plants.
rs a consequence they live on
dead organic matter, but under
certain conditions become par
asitic and attack living tissue.
"This year, overcrowded crops,
heavy weed growth, wet soil,
heat and low temperatures COM
bine to aid the fungi growth"
Horn said. Contact with the
skin produces much distress ev-
cry year, including extreme
itching and burning of the skin,
and, if the oils of the skin dis
solve this dried dust, swelling
and a feeling of extreme weak
ness and WEAKNESS may ensue,
he added.
Rhus sumach has five leaves,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

poison ivy or poison oak, three
leaves, poison sumach from sew
en- to Is leaves. Rhus sumach
l,aves are dried and powdered
for use in tanning, dying, and
vanishing.
Horn also pointed out that
cow parsnips, primrose, and net
ties are plants that the public
would do well to avoid this year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

Principal deposits OF sap
phires, gems of the same miner
al matter as the ruby, are found
in Ceylon, Australia, Madagas-
car, and Thailand.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

One in every 20 trucks oper-
ating on u. S. highways is
owned by federal, state, or local
governments.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

and billets - aluminium for planes -
copper for shells and wire bronze for
the propellers of fighting ships. In tho
Bell Systems Nassau, Long Island, rcfin-
cry alone, more than forty million pounds
of vitality needed non-ferrous metals arc
reclaimed yearly.
Get in the scrap! Search your premises
for unused and discarded mctal-rubbcr
-rags-and turn them in to your local
salvage committee or junkman. Your
scrap is needed NOW.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

A homing pigeon can fly as
much as 600 miles in one day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

Los Angeles covers an area of
45l square miles.
Evening star., 1942-07-14
CIO Official Says English
Are Eoqer for New Front

NEW YORK, July IA GA CIO
union official said yesterday that the
pressure in England for second
front was tremendous and that the
troops there "are practically stand
ing on each others shoulders"
There is a tremendous concen-
tration of material and masses Of
troops in England not being put
TO immediate USE" said Joseph Cur
ran, president of the National Mari
time Union, who returned recently.
Mr.. Curran, who attended an In
ternational Labor Office conference
on the wartime problems of seamen,
said that in conversations with
working men, and British govern
ment and union leaders Il found
that they were all eager to open up
second front as soon as possible.
THE majority of people in Eng
land want to help Russia" he said,
but at the same time there is a
minority which says: We don know
which is worse, Stain or Hitler.
But the working men realize that
if Russia is beaten, the Germans will
come back and the next time crush
England"
Evening star., 1942-07-14
Interned Japanese Girl
Files Suit for Release
p, tie Associated Press.

p, the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July IA
22-year-old Japanese American girl,
Mitsuye Endo, in a habeas corpus
proceeding yesterday asked a Fed
eral District Court to order her re-
lease from the Tule Lake reception
center at Newell, Calf
The girls lawyer, William E. Fer
ritter, said the case was the first
on record to test the right of the
Government to intern an American
citizen without hearing when no
charge of law violation had been
made.
Miss Endo declared her brother,
Kunio Endo, is now in the United
States Army and said this would
exempt her from being detained if
she were an Italian or German.
She charged that 1t. Gen. j. L.
Dewitt, head of the Western De-
fense Command, and his aide, Col
Karl T. Bendetsen, had caused her
to be detained illegally. violated her
civil rights, affected her property
rights and made it impossible for
her to perform her rightful duties.
Evening star., 1942-07-14
Raj Strongly Attacks
Industrial 0bjectives
In Ruhr Valley Area
Duisburg, Greatest Inland
Port Of Europe, Bombed,
Nozis Acknowledge
3y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, July IA strong
force of Raj bombers cut a new
swath of fiery destruction last
night across the Ruhr, the fire.
quently- bombed heart OF Hitler's
wartime heavy industry.
The British failed to identify spe-
cific targets, but the Germans said
bombs fell on Duisburg, greatest
inland port in Europe.
Participating pilots said 1t was
"a good medium sized show" which
left fires burning in big industrial
area.
Last nights assault was the fourth
this month on Germany proper by
the RAF. Duisburg itself, city Of
275 900 at the juncture of the Ruhr
and the Rhine, has been raided so
times before.
Important Coal Center.
Many blast furnaces and metal
plants are located there and the
city also is an important coal
center.
Many fires were left burning"
British communique said.
Five of the raiding aircraft were
reported missing.
The Berlin radio, In a previous
announcement Of the raid, said two
of the British bombers were shot
down.
The German high command later
revised the figure up to five, con-
forming to the British announce
ment.
Target Not Named.
The communique did not name
the target of the attack, but an in
formed British source said the bombs
we're aimed at heavy industries, blast
furnaces, an electric power station,
a rail junction and railroad bridge
across the Rhine.
A spell of bad flying weather in
terrupted the RATS attacks on Ger
many after the daylight raids on
Danzig and Flensburg Saturday.
The last previous night raid by the
Raj was carried out against Will
helmshaven on July 8.
Flying conditions still were not
ideal last night, the British inform
ant said, but he added the loss Of
five planes was not proportionately
large.
Evening star., 1942-07-14
Summary Of Todoy's Star

Hershey tells draft boards to call
married men last. Page Az
Little steel" increase of 50 cents is
predicted. Page "A
Check on tax bill amendments
sought. Page A
Oklahoma voters apathetic as pri-
maries open. Page AS
Wartime gravity marks opening of
Carolina maneuvers. Page B-4
Washington ond Vicinity.
Two inquiries being made today in
Eklunds escape. Page B-1
Miscellany.
Marriage Licenses. Page BIZ
Natures Children. Page B-19
After Dark. Page Bill
Evening star., 1942-07-14
700 Croats Are Killed
In Reprisa| for Staying
OF Gestapo Official
YugosIov Spokesman Says
Zogreb Chief Was Bombed
In Auto on Main Street
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, July IA Yugo-
slav government spokesman de-
clared today 700 Croats had been
killed in reprisals by the German
Gestapo following assassination
of the Gestapo chief Of Zagreb.
The spokesman said the Gestapo
chief was Maj. Helm and that he
was killed by hand grenade thrown
into his car as he rode along the
main street of Zagreb.
He refused to give the source OF
his information and said he could
not state exactly when the killings
occurred.
'"The Gestapo guards ran amok
after the bombing" the Yugoslav
spokesman said, shooting at every
one moving on the street and hurl-
ing hand grenades through nearby
windows.
During the day the Germans
rounded up almost all persons in
the immediate neighborhood and
shot them"
Evening star., 1942-07-14

opportune time for a brief respite
of a legislature which has been in
almost continuous session since the
outbreak of the war in Europe, be-
cause no major legislation would
be ready then for Senate floor con-
sideration.
1--WE want to keep weather eye
open while the world is in tur-
moil," Senator McNary said in an
nouncing the Republican action.
Besides acting on the adjourn
ment question, the Republicans
heard Senator Lodge OF Massachu-
sets give their executive session a
detailed account Of his experiences
as an Army observer IN the North
African fighting.
Evening star., 1942-07-14
Sanchez Toco, 80, Dies;
Ex-Premier of Spain
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
MADRID, July l4.-Joaquin San
chez Toca, SO, former Premier and
President of the Spanish Senate un-
der the monarchy died yesterday at
Pozuelo de Alarcon.
He was confidential adviser at one
time to the late King Alfonso. He
was chosen President of the Spanish
Senate June 25, 1915, and was ap-
pointed Premier four years later
He dropped out OF national activities
In 1890.
Evening star., 1942-07-14
Senator Davis Treated
For Rheumatic Knee

B, the Associated Press.
Senator Davis, Republican, of
Pennsylvania underwent treatment
today at the Homeopathic Hospital
here for rheumatic knee which
has kept him from his Office for the
last few days.
The Senator's Office said his con-
dition was improved and that he
would return to the Capitol within a
few days.
Evening star., 1942-07-14
FbI Probes Train Crash
Which Injured Four
B. the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press. 81
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 14.-Four
persons were injured, none seriously,
when the two rear cars on the Ill-
nois Centrals fast passenger train,
Panama Limited, were derailed near
here early today.
Special agents from the FBI were
called in, but refused to comment
other than to say investigation of
railroad wrecks was part of their
routine"
The four injured, all OF whom
were riding in the observation car,
which overturned, were:
Miss Love Bates, "a, Chicago, scalp
lacerations and possible internal in
juries.
Ensign James E. Bales, n, Dixon,
ILL.,; lacerations of face.
Miss Ruth Crassman, Austin, Tex,
and c. A. Roberts. jr., Memphis.
Tracks on bridge crossing deep
ravine were damaged. The observa-
ton car overturned several hundred
feet down the tracks in a shallow
ditch. The sleeping car remained