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CAR OWNERS With
EXCESS TIRES May
LOSE GAS QUOTA
NEW FEDERAL REGULATIONS
LIMITS NUMBER TO FIVE:
BECOMES EFFECTIVE NO.
vEMBER a

Passenger car owners whose
tire registration certificate show
that they still own more than five
tires per car may have their
gasoline ration books taken away
from them, under Federal regu-
lations, when the new mileage
rationing program goes into eff
feet November o." Bascom L.
Grooms, county rationing officer,
said today.
"Any motorist who does not
dispose of his tires before the
November 18th deadline," Mr..
Grooms continued, probably will
have considerable trouble OBJ
tanning a new book when the
new program becomes effec-
tive.
''The Rationing Boards will
have considerable work to do
inaugurating the mileage ration
ing program and will be unable
to consider appeals from motor
lists who failed to turn in their
extra tires until the new system
is launched"
% To dispose of extra tires, all
that a motorist has to do is to
turn them over to the nearest
Railway Express Agency. The
agent will give the motorist a
receipt from the Express Com
pany, which will be acceptable
as proof by the Rationing Board
that the tires have been dispos-
ed of. If motorist has extra
tires that are not serviceable he
may show that they have been
turned in for scrap.
Under the Governments Idle
Tire Purchase Plan, the govern
ment will send a check directly
to the motorist for all tires COL
lected through the Railway Ex-
press Agency. Ceiling prices as
determined by government ap-
praisers will be paid for all tires
collected.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-09
LIONEL M. STICKNEY

Lionel M. Stickney, 81, died
yesterday morning at the home
of his sitter. Mrs. Alice Scheurer,
1891 Georgia street.
Funeral services will be held
this afternoon at S o'clock from
the First Methodist (Old Stone)
Church, Rev. Arthur Riviere of
ficiating. -s..
The body was placed in the
church at 2 o'clock this after
noon.
Survivors are: One son, Edward
Stickney of Key West: three sis
tiers, Mrs. Alice Scheurer of Key
West, Mrs. Chas. Lunn of Fort
Lauderdale and Mrs. Mort Court
ney of Miami, and two brothers,
Frank and CASTOR Stickney OF
Key West.
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SURPRISE PARTY FOR.
MISS JOAN DOUGHTRY.

Miss Joan Doughty, youthful
organist of the Ley Memorial
Church, went to the parsonage
Friday evening on an errand for
her grandmother.
Upon arriving, she was greet
ed with the singing of Happy
Birthday" by members of the
choir who had gathered to help
her celebrate her fourteenth
birthday anniversary.
After she had recovered from
the surprise each person present
wrote a message in an autograph
book which was later presented
to her.
Games were played, after
which the honoree and guests
were invited into the dining room
where a beautiful cake with the
greeting, Happy Birthday,
JOAN" and fourteen lighted can
dies graced the center of the
table. Gifts, which surrounded
it, were opened after Joan had
made a wish and extinguished
the candles.
The birthday cake was served
with ice cream to the guests,
who departed at late hour wish
ing the honoree many happy re-
turns of the day.
Joan declared the party was
more fun than the show that she
had hoped to attend with her
mother and a friend that eve
ming.
Those present besides the hon.
Gree were:
Mesdames Hilda Hamlin, Clara
Menendez, Mamie Sawyer, Myr-
tie. Bowery, Dorothy Curry, Ber-
nice Park, Josephine Doughty,
William Holloway and William
E. Bryant.
Misses Harriet Ward, Elizabeth
Rosam, Miriam E. Carey, Rosa
lie Camalier, Anne Doughty,
Mary Kathryn Bryant,
Rev. William E. Bryant, WIFE
liam Holloway, Ed. .Doherty and
Terry Doughty. ". i"Iih't
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ORGAN RECITAL
TUESDAY NIGHT
TO BE GIVEN AT ST. PAUL'S
=
CHURCH BY WoMAN'S
AUXILIARY

An organ recital, under the
auspices of the Woman's Auxil-
larry of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, will be presented in the
church auditorium tomorrow
evening, 800 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
The following program will be
offered:
PART
l. Tocatta and Fugue in G.
Minor-Bach.
2. Erotik-Grieg.
3. Gothic Suite; organist, STAN
ley Plummer-Boellman.
4. Ave Maria, vocal selection
by Mary Ann Matchett-Gounod
g.. FL, r.... PART II
5.GBe Thou But Near-Bach.
6. The Nightingale and the
REPRESENTATIONS.
z. Third Sonta in Minor
Guilmant:N.
(a) Prelude
(b) Adagio
Organist, Mrs. E. J. Quinby
8. The Lord is My Shepherd,
vocal selection by Mrs. Helen
Hoglin.
PART III
9. Largo from "Xerxes'
del.
10. (a) Alba from Gun Giorno
in Venezia"-Nevin; (b) The
Rosary-Nevin.
IL. The Lost Chord-Sullivan.
Organist, Charles r. Roberts.
IL. America-sung by audi
ence.
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L E G. AL S

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OS33 Probate Act. Sees. 11S. 120l
IN THE COURT OF THE COUN-
TY JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA, IN PROBATE.
In re: Estate of
ERNEST LAWRENCE,
Deceased.
To All Creditors and Persons Hav-
ing Claims OF Demands Against
. Said Estate:
You and each of you are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which you, or
either of you, may have against the
estate of Ernest Lawrence. deceased.
late of said County, to the County
Judge OF Monroe County, Florida. at
his office in the court house of said
County at Key West, Florida. with
in eight calendar months from the
time of the first publication of this
notice. Each claim or demand shall
be in writing. and shall state the
place of residence and post office
address of the claimant, and shall
be sworn to by the claimant, his
agent, or his attorney, and any such
claim or demand not so filed shall
be void.
BERNICE LAWRENCE,
As administrators OF the Estate of
Ernest Lawrence. deceased.
Observation-Disclosures
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=: SOCIETY ::
Announce Engagement Of Miss
Paula Tuell To Capt. Wetterer
lg announcements

The following announcement!
will be of interest to Miss Tuelrs
many friends in Key West:
Mrs. Samuel Bennett Tuell, of
'440a Park Avenue, New York, has
F.. announced the engagement of her
daughter, Paula Tuell, to Captain
liCharles Stanley Wetterer, U. S!
Army Air Force. Miss Tuell is
graduate of The Grearley School
and Smith College and a member
of the New York Junior League.
She is the daughter of the late
Samuel Bennett Tuell and the
granddaughter of Mrs. John
Wardlow. Captain Wetterer is
graduate of Taft School, MaSsa-
chusetts Institute of Technology
and the Graduate School of
Meteorology of Massachusetts, In
stitute of Technology. He is the
son of Mrs. c. F. w. Wetterer and
the late Mr.. Wetterer of MelroSe,
Massachusetts,"
Miss TuelPs father, the late
Samuel Bennett Tuell, was for
merly manager of The Key West
Electric Company and her mother
was formerly Miss Pauline Ward
low of Key West.Ah rblNqA
- Miss Tuell has, visited Key
West several times as the guest
of her grandmother, Mrs. John
Wardlow. and other relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-09

etc, all for the purpose of build
ing and keeping high the morale
of the people of this community.
Band rehearsal is scheduled
again for tonight at 800 o'clock
and all members are urged to at
tend. An invitation is again cor
daily extended to all musicians
in the community Interested in
the organization to come out to
the Lions Den on Seminary street
this evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-09
ENOUGH TO CHILL
A NIGHTMARE
(By Associated Press)

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 9.-No
wonder Sergeant Charles Tiano's
feet were cold! After shivering
most of the night on maneuvers
IN Tennessee, he Investigated and
found he had made his bed on top
of cakes of ice that had been
buried in the ground to keep them
from melting so that the soldiers
could have cold drinks the next
day.
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DEATHS
MRS. CORA II. MCNEIL


Mrs. Cora, H.. Mcneil, SO, died
Saturday afternoon at her resi-
dence, 906 Whitehead street, fol-
lowing an illness of several days.
She was employed by the Labor
Board in the Federal building as
a rate examiner. -..---'.- '~-.'
The deceased is survived by her
husband, Thos. H: McNeill;
mother, Mrs. Angie Hoag of
Natchez, Miss; two sisters, Mrs.
Thomas Ketchings, also of
Natchez, and Miss Marjory Hoag
of Tampa, and a brother, John
w. Hoag of Natchez.
The body was shipped Sunday
to Natchez, where funeral serv-
ices will be held Tuesday and
burial made in a cemetery of
that city that day.
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NAVY WIVES CLUB, @, 80.
MET ON FRIDAY

The Key West Navy Wives
Club entertained at a Bingo
Party, Friday at the Jackson
Square USO.
Members and guests assembled
at 2 p. m. and a series of games
was enjoyed throughout the
afternoon.
AT the close of the games; prizes
were given and refreshments
served by the entertainment COM
mittee, composed of Mrs. B. w.
Rout. Mrs. R. E. Stewart, and
Mrs. Margaret Reagan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-09
LIONS TO SPONSOR
COMMUNITY BAND

AT a meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Key West Lions
Club, it was unanimously voted
to sponsor the recently organized
Key West Community Band I'M
der the direction of Alfredo Bar
roso, ST.. The clubs Citizenship
and Patriotism Committee will
plan morale parades, concerts,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-09
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
WILL MEET TOMORROW

There will be a business meet
ing of the Junior Woman's Club
held tomorrow afternoon, begin
ming lat 5 o'clock. at the club
hOusenonD Duval street. a-
Matters pertaining to the dance
to be given on Nov. 10 will be
discussed at this meeting, and all
members are requested to be in
attendance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-09
NOTICE

Please take notice that l, Rob-
ert J. Lewis have sold all of my
right, title and interest in the
scavenger business and garbage
service which / heretofore op-
Grated in Key West, Florida, to
Jesus Caraballo who has agreed to
render service to all customers
heretofore served by me.
Done this 7th day of NOvem-
Der, 1912
ROBERT J. LEWIS
JESUS CARABALLO.
nov9-10-I1-12-13- 1912
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MARRIAGES.

The following couples were
united in the holy bonds Of we'd
lock by Justice q, the Peace En-
rique Esquinaldo:
On November edward NJ.
Cabanas and Eulamae Dye.
On November 8-Earl w.
George and Virginia R. Bakanow-
Skey.
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LOST

LOST-Billfold yesterday after
noon in vicinity of Southern
most Drug Store. Contains
valuable papers, gas rationing
card and sum of money. $4,000
Reward if returned to Citizen
Office. nov7-3tx
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YOU NEVER CAN TELL

CLEVELAND.-No place seems
exempt from those signs that
warn: "the enemy is listening. -"
Several are prominently dis
played in halls of the FBI offices
here.
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man in his
twenties with dependents, for
training in mechanical service
by nationally known manufac-
turer of office machines. No
previous experience required;
salary; steady employment; ex-
cellent opportunity. Call in
person or write 1409 Biscayne
Blvd, Miami. nov5-4t
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LOST-1938 CM.J. Glass Ring.
engraved D. Medina. $500 re-
ward. Return to 1913 White St.
now 6tx
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VISITING NEW YORK

! Mr.. and Mrs. N. Thompson and
Miss Joan Thompson of Key West
are, guests at the Hotel Biltmore,
New York. 4.f
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MISCELLANEOUS

TRANSPORTATION now avail
able for Nursery School, 728
Fleming st. Children ages
&c. Hours arranged to suit
parents. nov2-9-1623-4tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elwood
were recent arrivals in Key West
from Miami for a visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Thomp-
son of Margaret street have gone
to Miami, where Mr.. Thompson
will receive medical treatment
in one of the hospitals on Miami
Beach.
Maitland Knowles, former
Key Wester, who is now fire
chief of the Sarasota fire depart
ment, was a recent arrival in
Key West for a visit with rela-
tives and friends. - - "a.
Gilbert Victor Ogdens aopular
''FrankieY Of Abe Garden Mf Hqsl
es' and now with the OFFICERS
Club, will leave tomorrow for an
extended vacation, accompanied
by Bienvenido Perez, former
constable of the second dis
trict.
Mrs. Ernest Ogden, of 1912
Duval street, left over the high
way yesterday for Miami after
spending a week with her hus-
band, Ernest Ogden, of the Coast
Defense Forces.
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HERBERT MARLOWE
HELD FOR SPEEDING

Herbert Lewis Marlowe was
arrested yesterday by Ben Porch.
highway patrolman, on the high
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-09

More stringent dimout rules
go into effect along West Coast.
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REAL ESTATE

Business or Residential Lots all
parts of the Island: Terms
j. OTTO KIRCHHEINER
Realtor
Phones 124 and 736-R sos Duval
oct8-tf
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way near KEY West charged Win
exceeding the speed lIlt on the
wooden bridges and was bound
over 10 Criminal Court bv Pea~e
Justice Enrique EsGInald0 On .
SIS bond a. a hearing tins morn
ing.
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WANTED-Chef, Short Order
Cook and Pastry Cook. Apply
Bakers Restaurant or Lula's
Lunch Room. nov6-tf
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PROFESSIONAL.

LOUIS A. HARRIS
Attorney-at-Law
217 Duval st. Phone 252
sept25-tf
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The ANSWERS
QUESTIONS ON PACE 2

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HELP WANTED

Observation-Disclosures. Apply
Monsalvatge and Drane.
nov9-tf
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WANTED-Young Girl or Man
to work in dry cleaning estab-
lishment. Apply White Star
Cleaners, opposite Bowling AL
leys, Duval st. nov3-tf
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WANTED-All kinds of laundry
help; white and colored; good
pay. Apply Building 131, S.
Closer, Supt., Navy Yard.
nov7-tf
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Misunderstanding Teachers.
Please apply Immediately to
E. E. Hamilton, Division Street
School, or w. E. Fowler, Har-
ris Elementary School.
nov9-3t
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- Fountain Counter
Girls and Mattresses Good
salary. Southernmost City
Pharmacy. nov5-tf
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MATTRESSES WANTED. Side
walk Cafe, Duval and Fleming
sept22-tf
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Relief At Last
For YOurCOugh

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CIRCUMCISION
for Coughs, Chest Colds. Bronchitis
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

NUEVA ~YORK.-Bajo los
auspicios de la Escuela Lin
coin, de Nueva York, y con
la cooperation de la Oficina de
Education de los Estados Uni
dos y de la Ofcina del Coordi-
pador de Asuntos Interameri-
canos, Sc esta llevando a la
practica un proyecto para esti-
mular ell interes de los estu-
diantes en- las actividades y
asuntos interamericanos, en-
los planteles de ensenanza de
los Estados Unidos.
En- la Escuela Lincoln, que di-
rige ell Colegio de pedagogfa de la
Universidad de Columbia, Sc esta
llevando a efecto un curse de verano
compuesto de dos ciclos de estudios
acerca de temas interamericanos,
Ell curse consiste de un medio-ciclo
y de un ciclo e~ntero, dedicados tanto
o la economic polftica, como a la
geograffa, musica, artes, Y lenguas
de las otras Americas. Ell proposito
inicial del proyecto es ~despertar un
vivo interes, entire los alumnos de
la Escuela Lincoln, por los asuntos
interamericanos. ~Sin embargo, la
finalidad del proyecto es de esta-
blecer un seminario experimental,
que permita a los maestros de en-
sehanza secundaria de TODD Ell pals,
tomarlo como modelo,
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
Ell T
EN- POIONIA

Segdn Ell peri6dico sueco "My
Dag" ell SABOTAGE contra los O.
presores alemanes esta llsgandc
a ser I'm m~ovimbiento de masas
en- Pclonia. En- las provincias de
! u'clin Y Siedlice, varias fabri.
cas- de harinas y s~errerias gus
dstaban trabajaban para los ale
mares han sido incendiadas.
Los obreros polacos viven en-
la miseria mas completa. Sus
jornales oscilan entire ell 6 Y 81
8 por ciento de los recibidos an
ties de lie guerra,
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
TEATRO CASINO

Tito GUITAR y Libertad La
marque, dos idolos del p1blico
latino-americano, son los inter
pretes de las dos notables peli-
culas "De Mexico LEGO ell A
NOR" y "Caminito de Gloria"
que hoy y manana Sc exhibiran
en- el teatro administrado por
Jose Glamour.
Secunda a Tito la conocida &C
triz Amanda Ledesma.
Els un programa doble y dig
no del buen gusto de la colonia
latina. Preciosas canciones estre
ma Tito.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

Durante Ell curse, Sc ponen a la
disposition de los alumnos vistas
cinematografcas fijas, discos de TO.
nografo, vestidos tfpicos, y objetos
de arte contemporaries, que Sc han
obtenido debido a la cooperation del
Museo del Arte Moderno, del Museo
de Brooklyn, y gracias a la senorita
Rosita Alarce, quien faeilit6 gu COS
lecci6n de vestidos tipicos autenti-
lcos.
Tambien Sc dan classes de bale y
musica.
De vez en- cuando educadores y
artistas latinoamericanos, que lle-
gan de vista dan conferencias q los
alumnos. Una de estas visitas
notables fue la del DIR. Jorge Zala-
mea, destacado, autor Y educator
colombiano, quien les habl6, hasta
agotar ell tema, sobre los esfuerZos
que Colombia esta hacienda en- las
escuelas para ell conocimiento de
los Estados Unidos.
Varios profesores de CAME, como
LA sehorita Yolanda Romero, de
Chile, asisten tambien a muchas
%clases.
Sc siguen con interes los resulta-
dos de este experiments, teniendo
en- mira la posibilidad de fundar
analogos seminarios en- TODD ell pals.
Por 10 menos, las autoridades de la
Escuela Lincoln confian en- obte-
ner tai resultado. =
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
tros votaron en- contra de hacer-
lie Ell juego a los nazis.

tros votaron en- contra de hacer-
lie Ell juego a los nazis.
Laval fue a Munich luego de
haber sido ocupado el Norte de
Africa y ALI lie recibi6 Won Rib
bentrcp, quien parecia perturba
do por Ell rumbo de los aconteci-
mientos. Los italianos deseaban
entrar en- Francia y ocupar a
Mia y la isla de C6rcega; pero
Ribbentrop Sc mostraba preOcu-
pado por ell "temperamento,"
del pueblo frances.
Hitler, que no abrigaba los
temores de sus ministries, dispu-
so que Sc ocupase TODD ell terri
torio frances, con la exception
de Tol6n. En- este sentido lie man
do una carta a Petain, que pro-
test6 inmediatamente. Pedia A
lemania que ell regimen de vi
chy Sc uniese a sus antiques enc
migos Y ocho de los ministries
en- una session de AZ horas, con-
testaron negativamente. Seis vo
taro a favor.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01

Cuando ell curse termlne, Sc COM
pilaran las observac ones hechas
durante los dos ciclos del seminario.
Estas observaciones Sc revisaran
conforme a los experimentos hechos
en- las aulas; luego Sc imprimiran
para que las distribuya la Ofcina
de Education de los Estados Unidos
entire todas las escuelas secunda-
rias. La edici6n constara de unos
10000 ejemplares,
Hay dos grupos de 80 estudiantes
matriculados para recibir este
curse; uno es para alumnos de pri-
maria y ell otro para los de secunda-
ria. Estos estudiantes han sido
escogidos por los directories y macs
tros de las escuelas publicas de
Nueva York, por su interes unanime
en- la materia. Cast todos estos
escolares cuentan con uno o mas
semestres de estudio del castellano,
Ell curse Sc divide EN- tres parties:
Primera: Estudio del espanol
En- este curse, ell estudiante con-
versa y lee en- castellano, sobre
alg1n tema latinoamericano. Sc
gunda: Cultura. Las asignaturas
de m1sica, arte, Y temas conexos, Sc
tratan seg1n la importancia que
tienen en- la cultura latinoameri-
cana. Tercera: Estudios Sociales,
En- estos Sc consideran la geografia,
antropologfa, etnologia, historic, y
Ieconomia politica,
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
TEATR o BROADWAY

Dirigido por Mr.. Creek, Ell tea
tro broadway presentara hoy
manana y ell jueves la excelente
pelicula rusa "En la Retaguar-
dia del Enemigo."
Todo ell dialogo esta escrito en-
ingNes.
Aparece en- la produccl6n un
her6ico sargento del ejercito ro-
jO.
Complete Ell programa BLACK
Out" con Valerie Hobson y Con
RADIO Veid.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
DE LAS
CO~NTRIBUCIONlFS

Seg1n lin informe que apare-
&c en- Ia "Koelnisohe Zeitung,' .
las autoridades mNitares de Bel
gica han dispuesto que los bel
gas que Sc alisten en- Ell ejercito
slleman o en- las "Waffen" SIS.
como voluntarios, estaran exen-
tos de pagan contribuciones. En-
Gambia, tendran que pagan con
sus vidaS Ia TRACTION que hagan
a su pals.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
ABSUELTO UN ALEMAN AL
QUE Sc ACUSABA DE
TRACTION

New York, Die. I'm we're
dicto directo de absoluci6n Sc or
demo aver en- ell case del aleman
Helmut Leiner, a quien Sc acu-
saba de TRACTION.
Dioese que hoy Sc lie a~rrestara
de nuevo con una orden presi-
dencial, por estimarsele ''peli-
groso extranjero de I'm pals G.
nemigo."
Sc lie acusaba de haber ayuda
do a los saboteadores Werner
Thiel Y Edward John Kerling
pero los cargos no lie pudieron
ser probados.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
FERROVIARIO

La linea ferroviaria entire Ar
len y Longwy (B6lgica) fue Sc
riamente averiada por una ex.
plosi6n. Las autoridades alema-
mas anuncian en- "Pays Reef
que los habitantes de las ciuda-
.Ges y puelblos vecinos tienen que
custodian, de ahora en- adelante,
la Inca FOR la noche, y seran he
chos responsables de cualquier
dano.
La gaceta., 1942-12-01
LuEGARON A ARGEL DOS
SUBMARINES FRANCHISES
Una escuadrila francesa de a
Wiaci6n Sc agrega a los rusos

Londres, Die. dos subma
rinos franceses que estaban en-
Tolon Sc agregaron a la escua-
dra Aliada en- el puerto de Ar
gel. Creese que I'm tercero esta
en- canine y ell cuarto, ell Iris, de
$40 toneladas, fue internado en-
ell puerto de Barcelona, Espafa.
Los tripulantes del Iris" va
internados, son FL.
Sc nombran "Casablanca" Y
"Marsouin," de 1879 toneladas
|y 974, los sumergibles llegados
s Argel.
Ell tercer submarine, llamado
"E Glorioso", entr6 en- Valen-
cia, ESpaha, y sc march6 antes
de "a horas. Esta noticia la die
la radio de Madrid.
Una escuadrilla francesa de
aviones de GAIA, llamada Nor
mandia," ACADIA de llegar a Ru-
STA y operara con la aviaci6n So
vietica. Ell jefe 10 es un veterano
photo de la primera guerra
mundial. Varios Eases" de esta
guerra figuran en- la escuadri-
Ma. Algunos tienen a su credito
Seis y cinco aeroplanOs enemi-
Cos.