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La gaceta., 1942-05-30

embargo, EN- un punto el peri6-
dico tiene Ia raz6n; los checos
son en- verdad tozudos, y los in
vasores alemanes 10 experiment
.tardn un dia.
HGmbre D Peste
Medic, 81 quisling sarvio, hizo
un discurso que fu6 p9blicado
por ell 'Pondeliak" de Belgrade,
en- eli que describia los peligros
Ide la situaci6n preseute: ODE
Dido a la reciente i@nquietud mu-
cha terra ha %permanec.do sin
cultivar y por 10 tahto tenemos
una escasez de pan " de fora
je. El pals entero Sc holla anne
nazado por al hambre, al cue Sc
guira por supuesto Ia paste. FL
invierno pr6ximo, la sitlaci6n
sera mucho peor y muchos mo
riran de hambre.'
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
BRIDGES Sc
Ell LUNES EN- LA 0FICI-
MA DE IMMIGRATION

San Francisco, mayo 30.-E.
negociado local de immigration
recibi6 hoy un mandamiento de
arresto contra 81 lider obrero
Harry Bridges, cuya d.porta-
ci6n ordenara el abogado gene
raj Biddle.
A Bridges Sc le pedira que Sc
presente el lunes, iniciandose la
batalla legal para impedir, por
parte de los lideres obreros, que
sea deportado para Australia.
Phillip Murray, presidente del
CLIO, declare que la orden de
Biddle mo solo es un golpe a to-
dos los conceptos de la justicia a
mericana, sino mas aun, un gol-
pc en- la unidad nacional y mo-
raj necesaria para obtener la
victoria en- la guerra contra ell
Eie",
La gaceta., 1942-05-30

min, perGiend0 81 enemipo 700
hombres.
Una brigade lie tanques nor
teamericanos, maucjadas por
tanQuistas rusos, Sc PR ira pa
IA entrar en- acci6n contra los a.
lemanes. Fl coroneI Rodiln Nj
kornovioh Shabalin, comandan-
te de Ia brigada, dice que va en-
tra"on en- acci6n a%lgUu0s tan
ques americanos de pesos me-
diano y ligero.
LIS pruebas jemue tran que
las poSadas mdQuinas son de ex-
celeu,e calidad.
La Russia Soviet aumento la
EN- Washington 10 mis-
que en- Londres, para q. sin
demora Sc abra ell segundo fren-
tie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
FUE HUNDIDO Ell SUBMA-
lRIN1O QUE ATACARA AL


Washington, mayo 30.-tEl
submarino aleman q. torpedea-
ra el destructor "Blakely', sin
Ihundirlo, fue sepultado en- el
fondo del mar por las bombas
de un hidroplano Catalina"
mandado por ell photo Edward
Binning.
La persecution del sumergi-
BILE dur6 36 horas. Varias veces
'durante la GAIA ell buque nazi sa
li6 a la su~perficie, pero inmedia-
tamente sc sumergia al yer que
10 buscaban.
Cuando creia haberse librado
de sus perseguidores, sali6 a la
superiicie y el photo Binning le
atac6.
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
NUEVOS ASESINATOS CO.
METHODS POR LOS Ma
us EN-

Washington, mayo 3d. La
embajada de Noruega, dice
que la Gestapo sorprendi6 dur
miendo, en- la isla de Sotra, a
dos j6venes que acababan de
regresar de una mission secre-
ia a Inglaterra. Asesinaron a
uno de ellos, pero ell otro Sc
despert6 a tempo y mat6 a
dos alemanes antes de que lie
mataran.
En- represalias los nazis eje
cutaron a 10 rehenes que no
habfan tenido con ell suceso
ninguna relaci6n.
Algunas mujeres fueron des
terradas.
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
LAS MANIOBRAS DE AVER
EN- YBOR CITY

Sc efectuaron aver en- Ybor
CITYCity importantes manic
bras por ell cuerpo de defenso-
res en- case de ataque por la a.
viaci6n enemiga.
La sirenaS Sc e~scucharon en-
differences lugares Y 'cayeron
bombas incendiarias" en- los "de
partamentos" Ponce de Leon,
propie1ad del gobierno federal
Ell mercado de Campesinos, ia
American Can Company Y otros
lugares.
La senal de aviacion enemiga
Sc di6 a las 7:15 de la tarde. Dos
.jhOraS Y diez minutes mas tarde
Sc escucharon los pitazos de "to-
do claro".
Participation en- los eiercicios
centenares de vigilantes contra
el fuego, observadores, auxilia-
res para primeras curas, poll
policias Y bomberos.
La sala de reuniones del Pom
&c de Leon sc convirtio en- un
hospital y ALI fueron atendi-
dos go heridos".
Las 'bOmbas" banderas de co
Tores tiradase por los carros de
la policia, feron dominadas en-
una bora y as minutes. Cayeron
en- rs diferentes lugares.
Las pr6ximas maniobras sc
efectuaran en- Hyde Park y Pal
ma Celia.
La gaceta., 1942-05-30

Moscup, mayo Solos nazis
hablan hoy de "aniquilaci6n" en-
cuanto al ej6rcito russo, pero la
verdad es que tCdOs sus ataques,
en- ell frente de Kharkov, acaban
de ser rechazados.
En- ell flanco Izyum4Barven-
kova la stropas sovieticas recha
aaron al enemigo. matandole
1900 hombres Y d2struydndole
ga tanques. I'm destacamento de
Guardias destroz6 81 tanques Y
tres companies de infanteria, en-
un sector del frente suroeste.
Mas de 400 hcmbres pardie-
ron los alemanes, junto con ca
nones, ametralladoras, triche-
ras profuuias y ''biockhouses",
EN- ell frente de Leningrado.
Una division mecanizada con
traatac6 en- el sector Izyum-Bar
venkova, matando 800 soldad0s
y despedazando II tanques.
ONuevOs asaltos de la infante-
ria invasora fueron rechazados
en- el codo del rio Donetz, ell sa--
liente por debajo de Kharkov.
En- dos dias el enemigo perdi6
'113 aeroplanos, derribados por
los photos y los artillsros. In
tervinieron EN- la operaci6n ca
zas hechos EN- Estados Unidos.
Los pilotos ldestruyeron tam
bien Is tanques, 100 camiones,
35 carros de municiones, dos tire
mes y dos dep6sitos de material
de guerra, el jueges.
Varias poblaciones fueron IL
beradas en- el frente de Kali
La gaceta., 1942-05-30

Phonetic aver ell general
Marshall, en- West Point, que
los soldados de Estados Uni
dos esembarcaran tambien en-
Francia, como va 10 hicieron
en- la Irlanda del Norte y en- la
Gran Bretana.
Una promesa que, segun ell
general, sera r~espaldada por
I'm ejencito de 100000 de
hombres.
Ganaremos esta segunda
guerra mundial, como CANA
mos la primera, cuando Woo
drow Wilson era presidente.
Y tenemos la seguridad de
que a la bora de la victoria re-
cobraran sus derechos todos
los pueblos %oprimidos, inclu-
yen do a la India.
mo estamos combatiendo
para m9ntener privilegios y
mucho menos para conservar
los viejos y odiados "imperia-
lismos"!
Cada pueblo posee ell dere-
eho a ser libre.
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
TRATARA Dr. MEJORAR SU
SERVICIO LA NATIONAL
AIR LINE

La compahia de aviaci6n co
mercial National Air Lines a
nunci6 aver que tratara de me
jorar su servicio, con motive
de haber suspendido sus avio-
mes la Eastern Line, a partir
del entrante lunes.
Dos aviones Electra" de la
compania, hechos por Lock-
heed, fueron pasados a la avia
ci6n militar.
Despues del dia / de JUNO
solo Sc utilizaran aparatos 10
destar."
La gaceta., 1942-05-30

Los verdugos de hitle ase-
sharon a toda una familia por
haber ocultado a un patricia
perseguido por la Gestapo. Co
metieron ell horrendo crimen
en- Checoeslovaquia.
En- Francia, Belgica, Holan
da y Noruega, los nazis asesi-
nan a seres inocentes cuando
uno de sus esbirros es abatido
a balazos o a punaladas.
No encuentra a los agreso-
res, pues hieren en- ell corazon
del pals, ejecutando a perso-
mas que no tuvieron re'acion
con ell delito.
Deudas de sangre, que ma
mana seran vengadas. Todos
los nazis Y fascistas deben ser
castigados, de modo que sir
va de election eterna".
Por cada inocente asesina-
do, sera justo "destruir" a no
menos de Glen fascistas.
La verdadera justicia asi 10
demanda.
La gaceta., 1942-05-30

Los fanatics religiosos'
quieren imponer de nuevo, en-
este pals donde Sc habla de Ii
bertad todos los dias, la prohi
bici6n alcoh6lica.
La iglesia presbiteriana a.
nuncia una campaha, pagada
quiza por fmiliares de "bebe-
dores," para prohibir la venta
y fabrication de bebidas alco-
h6licas m%ientras dure la que
IRA.
Parecido acuerdo ACADIA de
tomarlo la iglesla Bautista.
Dos iglesias que tratan de
moralizar a su manera, cream
do ell odio contra i~ntereses le-
gitimos y los derechos de cada
hombre.
Y para hacer la campana re-
caudaran dinero..,.
La campaha de educaci6n y
humanidad, tan necesaria, Sc
limita, por parte de la mayo
ria de los "lideres" religiosos,
a sermones y algunas visitas.
La prohibition solo Sc podra
lograr por medic de la educa-
ci6n.... y sin atacar los dere-
chos individuales.
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
IA C DEL NUMERO
DE AVER

FL numero de aver, de este
peri6dico, sali6 con la fecha
del jueves.
I'm divide que nuestros lee
torres, siempre bondadosos, sa-
bran perdonar.
tad de la prensa.
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
HITLER AelUMIO Ell MAN
DO EN- Ell FRENTE DE
KHARKOV

Londres, mayo 30.-Adolfo
Hitler Sc ha hecho cargo del
mando del ejercito aleman en-
ell frente de Kharkov. FLOs a.
lemanes esperan, de su genio
como estratega, una complete
victoria" La Radio de Berlin
dice que la batalla de Khar-
kov Sc ha terminado."
Esta nueva decision del tira-
no aleman Sc tom6, a juicio de
los bien i~nformados, por estar
en- desacuerdo con Ia mayOria
de sus generates.
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
Ell GRAN JURADO ACORDO
TRES

Acord6 aver ell Gran Jurado
del condado, rece, ando hasta
ell lunes, los siguientes prOce-
samientos:
Alice Stokes, por matar a
su marido, con una cuchilla, ell
pasado dla IS; Herman Kelly
por matar a A lie Mae Stokes,
con un punz6n de hielo, ell dia
25 de mayo, y James Moore,
por matar a garrotazos a job
ME homas. Ell dia 10 de mayo
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Los americanos iran a Francia. = Asesinatos
que demandan castigo.-Justicia titubeante. =
'Escuelas de odio."-Fanatismo y prohibition.

palabras duras para calificar
al enemigo.
"Se trataba de producer sed
de sangre" u odio durante Ell
entrenamiento." Tai actitud
de odio es contraria al tempe
ramento ingles y cualquier in
tento para producirlo por es-
timulo artificial durante ell en-
trenamiento, esta destinado a
fracasar, como sucedi6 en- la
pasada guerra. Los oficiales y
oficiales no-comisionados de-
beran comprender la diferen-
cia entire la construction de es
tie odio artificial y la construc-
ci6n del verdadero espiritu o.
fensivo combinado con ell po-
der de la voluntad, que no re-
conocera la derrota."
Dice bien ell general Paget,
ell odio no debe ser fabrlcadO
por medios artificiales.
Ell odio a la barbarie y el
crimen es engendrado por ell
afan de justicia que cada HON
bre digno y honrado lleva en-
ST.
No hace falta predicar ell odio,
cuando ell odio brota bajo ca
da nuevo asesinato que los ma
ri fascistas cometen.
La sangre de los inocentes,
salvajemente derramada, crea
ell odio y exige venganza.
La mejor "escuela de odio"
es decir a cada soldado la ver-
dad v darle a conocer, en- todo
su horror y crueldad, los innu-
merables actos de sadismo y
lriuria jesenfr.msda de los Je-
fes nazis y sus lacayos.
Existira Ell odio mientras ha
va brutalidad, desigualdad e
injusticia en- ell mundo.
Ell odio es una "baja passion
pero Sc "agarrara" a los cere-
bros de los hombres mientras
predominen en- algunos pafses
de Europa las "bestialidades"
de los nazis, fascistas y falan-
gistas.
Contra ell odio solo hay un
"remedio effective, ell amor.
v no Sc puede amar a los ase-
sinos de ninos, viejos y mule
res.
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
Una enfermedad del ganodo

Una enfermedad del gaRodO
Segdn comuniea ell "Kieler
Neueste Nachrichten', Sc ha
declarado una enfermedad muy
infecciosa entire el ganado del
area de Tondern y Sc presenta
en- forma de epasmos de la ia
ringe. FL veterinario local dice
cue es una enfermedad suma-
mente rara Y que solo la ha visto
una vez en- 20 amos.
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
DOS MESES SIN ACCIDEN.
TIES A

FL captain Eddings, director
del Bur6 de Trafico, NANTES
to aver que en- los dltimos 60
dias no ha ocurrido en- Tampa
ning1n accidente fatal.
En- ell mismo periodic del a.
no pasado, perdieron la vida
10 personals. Las lesiones y da
nos disminuyeron en- un 40%.
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
BAJOL LA TIRANIA DE- HITLER
Solo dos trenes a Ia semana

Solo dos treRes q Ia semdna
La escasez de carbon y de ma
terial rodante ma desorganiza-I
do por complete la guia de fe-
rrocarriles entire Belgrade y So
fla. Ell sevicio sc limita ahora
a dos trenes por semana, segdn
comunica el peri6dico "Zora7
de Belgrade.
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
AIMUERZO DE La DIREC-
TIVA DEL CIRCULO Gu
BANJO

Dara manana un 0'muerzo,
en- ell Restaurant Columbia, Ia di-
rcctiva del Circulo Cubano.
Empezara a Ia una de Ia tar
de, segGn Ia comisitn cue vino a
invitarnos, compuesta p0r los
Sres. Talavera Y Jose Manuel
Rodriguez.
Acto de camaraderia y sin
ningin significado especial.
Mucho apreciamos Ia gentile-
"a.
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
DEJADO CESANTE UN PA
RIENTE DE LEWIS

Washington, mayo 30.-El
Clio dej6 aver cesante al inter
ventor ]. R. Bell, cuhado de
John L. Lewis. Decide ell eje-
cutivo abolir Ell puesto. Cana
ba Bell $4,000 anuales.
La gaceta., 1942-05-30

In~glaterra, por boca del te-
niente general Sir Bernard c.
Paget, ACADIA de prohibir las
"escuelas de odio."
Sc crearon las "escuelas de
odio" como parte de la organi-
zaci6n de los llamados CO.
mandos." o fuerzas para inva-
dir ell territorio enemigo.
Sc usaban en- las "eseuelas"
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
La famGlica Atends

Fl peri6dico "Svenska Dag
bladet" dice, citando a los Ma
zis, que las muertes p0r 81 ham
bre EN- Atenas sUman "a 10 me-
ms a 1000 por dia".
La gaceta., 1942-05-30

Ell senior juez decide que
no habfa suficientes pruebas
contra ell acusado y lie absol-
vic.
Sin nuevas pruebas, ell senior
juez verified otro juicio, "por
tenor a las repercusiones po-
liticas," y ell acusado fue con-
denado a pagan una multa.
lQue clase de ~justicia es esa
que hoy absuelve y manana
condena, aunque en- ell prime
70 y en- ell segundo juicio las
pruebas fueron las mismas?
81 ell acusado era culpable.,,
Ipor que no Sc lie condeno en-
ell primer juicio?
Y 81 no sc apreciaron prue-
bias en- ell primero..... ic6mo Sc
descubrieron en- ell segundo?
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
Rechazados los ~contraataques alemanes
e n ell frente de Kharkov

En- ell flanco de Izyum perdio ell enemigo 1000
hombres y 81 tanques.-Una brigada de ianques
norteamericanos Sc prepare para entrsr en COM
bate. - Preston en- favor de un segundo frente
La gaceta., 1942-05-30
Ell TEMPO

PrCbables lluvias. Minima, a
las Z de la mahana de hoy 70
grades,
La gaceta., 1942-05-30

Aplaudimos a csc senior In
geniero que civicamente hizo
saber que la compania Tampa
Gas sacrificaba a los "debiles"
a los de POGO dinero, en- bene-
ficio de los "%fuertes," de los
caballeros de bolsa LENA.
Pagaban los pobres por los
ricos, en- esta ciudad democra
tica.
La ganancia Sc extraia de
los bolsillos de los obreros, EN-
pleados y pequehos comercian
ties.
Evening star., 1942-02-22

we SLlll are aIlOat ana may get
away tonight"
That was his final message. But
he turned up later in Batavia.
Fifteen hundred miles northeast
Of Singapore in the wilds of Bataan
Peninsula, another epic of heroism
was-and is-being recorded by
Clark Lee in the historic stand Of
Gen. Macarthur.
When Lee and his wife, the Ha-
waiian Princess, Liliuokalani Ka-
wananakoa, set out for the United
States last November from Shang-
hal on vacation, neither suspected
that within a few weeks Clark
would be caught up in a whirlwind
of adventure such as few men ever
experience.
Upon arriving at Manila Novem-
ber %, Lee found a cable from
John Evans, chief of the Associated
Press and Wide World Foreign
Service, telling him to remain there
until further instructions. His wife
continued her voyage.
Tension with Japan was increas-
ing. Evans was getting his staff
ready for any emergency, and there
wasn't long to wait.
Japs Strike Pearl Harbor.
The Japs hit ut Pearl Harbor,
and two weeks later Lee cabled:
"a flotilla Of 90 enemy trans
ports was sighted this morning OF
Lingayen Gulf ., and the
Army in announcing the hostile ap-
proach said there was no doubt
this was the beginning Of Japan's
major drive on the Philippines.
That was the beginning. too, OF
Clark Lees big story. Three days
later he staggered into the A. P.
office, mud-covered and weary, to
write the first eyewitness account
of enemy troops swarming from
transports and wading through a
hail of fire to shove the defenders
slowly back by sheer weight OF
numbers.
To get the news Lee lodged jap
anese troops and dive bombers in
the mountains, burned his auto
mobile to keep it from the Japs,
waded rivers, barely missed being
blown up by land mine, almost
fell over a precipice in the darkness
and left a railroad station a few
minutes before it was leveled by
an enemy bomber.
When the Japanese closed in on
Manila Lee left the flaming harbor
in a small freighter on New Year
eve to take refuge in the island
fortress Of Corregidor. There he
sent the first dispatch received
from any American newsman in
nine days.
1t was the story of three Salinas,
Calf, soldiers who had played dead
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Sogos of 2 A.P. War Correspondents Who Write
Amid the Thunders of Far Eastern Conflict

for 20 hours to escape the Japs and
rejoin MacArthur's main forces.
Wouldn't Stay In Corregidor.
Lee could have remained in the
safety Of Corregidor, but he wanted
to see for himself how the American
forces were meeting the enemy. He
boarded a Navy patrol vessel which
threaded the mined. Manila Bay
and deposited him on Bataan while
Japanese bombers pounded the air
fields and artillery rained shells on
Corregidor.
Overnight the Oakland, Calf. :,
boys life became an adventure with
death, climaxing some IS years Of
newspaper work begun when he was
q senior at Rutgers and campus
correspondent for several New York
papers.
He jointed the A. P. after gradua-
ton in 1929 and became chief of
bureau at Mexico City In 1888. Three
years later he was named chief Of
bureau at Honolulu.
Duty In Toxic, Hong Kong and
Shanghai led up to Bataan. where
Lee has done his sightseeing to the
whine of artillery shells and the
roar Of dive bombers.
Once he wrote: This Is sniper
territory and Nat Floyd, New York
Times reporter, and I each promise
to write the others obituary If
we're hit.
Floyd wants some biographical
dope and I tell him bombastically
just to write he died unafraid.
Floyd drawlS, Now you know I
couldn't do that. Accuracy Is the
first rule of newspapering'."
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Kappa Sigma Chapter
Al 6. W. j. Will Mark
50th Year Tonight
President Marvin to Speok
At Dinner Al pho Etc
NotubIes Will Attend

President Cloyd Heck Marvin Of
George Washington University will
address the golden anniversary din
ner Of the university's chapter Of
Kappa Sigma Fraternity at 7:3o
tonight at Hotel 2400 Sixteenth
street.
More thsn 100 OF the 800 men
initiated during the first so years
Of Alpha Eta Chapter are expected
to attend the dinner, according to
Richard Burrows, president.
Dean Elmer Louis Kayser. uni
versity marshal, will trace the de-
velopment Of fraernities at George
Washington. Hamilton w. Baker
Of New York, past worthy grand
master Of the national organization,
will discuss the future of the fra
ternity. John Daley, president Of
the Kappa Sigma House Corp, will
preside.
Vince Gallagher is chairman of
entertainment.
Alpha Eta Chapter was founded
February %, 1892, % years after the
first chapter was organized at the
University Of Virginia. The fra
ternity was the second to be char
tered at George Washington. More
than 10000 men belong to its ia
American and Canadian units.
Senator Austin, Republican, Of
Vermont, heads the list Of alumni
who will attend the dinner. Among
those initiated here who will be
guests are Roy Osgood, vice presi-
dent of the First National Bank Of
Chicago; Thomas E. Lodge. chair
man of the District Alcoholic Bev-
erage Control Board; Federal Dis
trict Judge Arthur Gronna of Willis
ton, N. Oak; Kenneth Romney, SER
geant at arms Of the House; Coch-
ran Fisher, DR.. Edgar P. Copeland
and E. Barrett Prettyman. former
District corporation counsel.
Evening star., 1942-02-22

to 90 to bed with after conquer
Ing 20 many nations.
with time We are going to win
the war" Mrs. Roosevelt predicted.
adding that we are going to win the
peace" She also predicted that
this time We are not going to shirk
our responsibility after the war.
Mrs. Roosevelt. whose scheduled
talk was on civilian defense, said
every home Is q kernel Of defense
of this country"
While some $500 persons in the
audience stood up, Mrs. Roosevelt
entered escorted by two men from
the national guard Of honur of the
Evening star., 1942-02-22

District Department, American Le-
gion.
An earlier speaker, Prof. w. A.
Scharnenberg, said he was con-
vinced the Naion is confronted with
the greatest problem in its history.
A concert was given b ythe Green
belt Community Band. wearing new
green uniforms for the first time.
Roy Braden, community manager,
presided, and Mrs. Leon Benefiel
was chairman Of the Rally Com
mittee. The rally was held to raise
81 900 for civilian defense activities.
Arthur l.. Rysticken, commander
OF the Greenbelt Civilian Defense
Corps, outlined progress In the
community.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Special Task in Hawaii
Given to Comdr. Berry

Comdr. Robert w. Berry, wLo
Friday was relieved as assistant
director of the Navy Departments
Once Of Public Relations, will de-
part by air tonight for a special as
signment in Honolulu.
He will return to the once Of
Public Relations before going on a
tour Of duty at sea later this spring.
Capt. Iceland P. Lovette, success
ssor to Comdr. Berry, was COM
mander of a destroyer division at
Pearl Harbor when the Japanese
attacked, December 7. His flagship
was among the three destroyers re-
ported lost.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
FuirchiId Workers
Favored in RuIino
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Trial Examiner Josef L. HEX
toen recommended yesterday to the
Labor Board that the Fairchild En-
gine and Airplane Corp, Hagers-
town, Md, cease interfering with
organizing rights Of its employees.
The examiner recommended also
that the company cease discourag-
ing membership in c. I. O.'s United
Automobile, Aircraft and Agricul-
tural Implement Workers OF Amer
lea, c. I. o. affiliate, or any other
labor organization,
Evening star., 1942-02-22
U. 5. Faces Long Fight
Mrs. Roosevelt Warns

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt told Q
civilian defense rally ut the Green
belt (Md.) Elementary School last
night that I'VE are up against .
long fght."
Mrs. Roosevelt made that state
ment after quoting an American
radio correspondent recently returned
from Germany to the effect that the
German people fear revenge If they
do not win the war. She conceded
that such thoughts must be difncult
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Navy to Open New Offices

washington was one OF II cities
for which the Navy yesterday an
nounced plans to establish offices to
enroll reserve officers. The work now
Is handled by commandants Of naval
districts or navy yards. Each ofice.
supervised by the chief Of the Bu-
reau of Navigation, will be headed
by a director Of naval onicer pro-
curement.
Evening star., 1942-02-22

The paper that you wsste-if you
force the stores to wrap your pack
ages-won't do Hitler any harm.
Save paper and rap Hitler.
Evening star., 1942-02-22

Don't allow the stores to waste
paper wrapping your packages. The
Government needs the paper.
The Phoenix index., 1942-04-18
ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-

TUSKEGEE, Ala.-(A N P)-Dr
Frederick Douglass, great-grandsor
of the famous orator, statesman
and editor of slavery and recon-
struction days, committed suicide
here Thursday night by taxing an
overdose of sleeping tablets. DR.
Douglass, a native of Washington
D. c., and a graduate of Howard
University Medical school, was said
by friends to have been in de.
pressed state Of mind due to ex-
cessive drinking and perhaps to
domestic differences.
He was married to Miss Nancy
Washington, daughter of
Booker T. Washington, and the
wedding which took place Nov. II,
l941, in the former home of the re-
nowned educator, was one of the
outstanding social events of this
country.
DR.. Douglass was on the staff Of
the u. S. Veterans facility, which
is located adjacent to Tuskegee in
stitute.
He maintained quarters at the
home of Mrs. L. G. Gamlin in
nearby Greenwood where he and his
wife lived and where his body was
discovered. His wife had gone when
his body was found and by his side
was a bottle which had held 500
sleeping tablets, 100 of which were