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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Report

STRAWBERRIES ARE COM
ing into the markets in large
shipments, and they are of ex-
cellent quality.
Because of their high perish
ability, berries are apt to vary
quickly in price as supply. de-
mand and weather conditions
change.
Homemakers interested mean
ming them should watch prices
closely from now on and buy in
quantity whenever they reach a
reasonably low point.
THERE IS a plentiful supply
of beans, cabbage, carrots, dry
onions, sweet potatoes and to-
matoes.
According 10 the Detroit
Municipal Bureau of Markets,
the quantity of avocados, cucum-
bers, mushrooms and rhubarb is
moderate.
Apples, bananas, sweet corn,
peas and squash are also obtain
able.
BEEF, VEAL and pork prices
have all remained about at last
weeks level.
Dealers state that the demand
for lamb in many localities is
far in excess of the supply, and
prices on this meat have con-
sequently advanced.
The week-end's best value in
fresh meat will be found in front
quarter cuts Of beef.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

It isn't exactly true the gov
eminent is advocating Stacks for
school. In fact. it's fearful that
unnecessary adoption of the
style will aggravate the short
age of wool. However, in scores
of other cities, girls have donned
pants for school hours, and
they're on their honor not to let
the fashion get beyond conserva-
tive bounds.
The least captious girls hate
their beaux to present a rumpled,
impressed appearance. Let them
take this tip unto themselves
and keep Stacks in press. WASH
able Stacks should be kept at
least as fresh as a girl keeps
her blouse, her handkerchief. If
the tailor stitches down the
crease of wool pants, pressing
them neatly is then an easy
home job, and the crease doesn't
get out of line between pressing.
About Hats
There has been a great squirt
of publicity to get hats onto
heads above Stacks. And the
long-visored cap, the coconut
straw hat and the felt fedora
type have been advocated for
the slacks ensemble. The scarf
or handkerchief turban is very
popular. Another suggestion is
the worsted snood.
Tomorrow: Practical hints on
getting the best At In Stacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Wine Imports
Subtle Flavor

ONE OF the Oldest and most
distinguished seasonings In the
world is wine "a its subtle and
delicate flavor lending a kind of
magic to all the foods in which
il is used.
An excellent e.: mple Of the
magical way of wine with meats
is a simple recipe for preparing
calves liver in any dry white
table wine.
Liver in Wine
/ teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
Il cup flour
Ia pounds calves liver
II slices bacon. broiled
Bacon drippings
II cup dry white wine
(Hock, Sauterne, Rhine)
Mix salt, pepper and flour.
Dredge slices of liver (half-inch
thick in flour mixture. Broil
bacon. then brown liver In bacon
drippings. Add wine and sim
mer five or six minutes. Serve
with gravy made of the wine
and drippings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

BY Frances Drake
For Saturday, May 20.

tin %
Evening star., 1942-10-07

ported them; in the East, the water
fleet was constructed of birch bark,
and in the Northwest the clumsy,
unwieldy bunboats were made
watertight by using the green hides
Of bison.
In the autumn, the roots were
gathered. Roasted, eaten raw or
ground into coarse meal, they were
valuable additions to the family
food shelf. When ground into fine
meal. they made nourishing flap
jacks. # the meal was pulverized,
water added and then stirred
rapidly, starchy content was OBJ
tanned. This, when dried and rolled,
became 4 cereal resembling farina.
Seasoned with salt and pepper and
served piping hot, 1t is delicious, and
with honey or rich milk added, it
makes satisfying lunch or break
fast. .
The harvesting of the Towering
heads was for the plant flour. The
upper part OF the staminate (male)
flower, or mace, Is where the album
dant pollen is found; the lower part
Of the mace Is the female, or pistil-
late, section. These flowers are col
lected and every bit used, the rich
pollen for -four for bread, the un-
ripe pollen for soups.
The flexible stems were gathered
Evening star., 1942-10-07
NATURES CHILDREN
CATTAlLS.

Now that we have become con-
servation- minded, the role played
by the cattail family as 4 source
Of food for our forefathers will
receive our favorable attention. Not
that we shall dig their roots or use
the meal to be made from them,
but we shall appreciate the fact that
they could be utilized II such an
emergency should arise.
Cattails are found in the marshes
or wet places where the red
winged blackbirds. marsh wrens,
muskrats, water snakes and other
interesting creatures and plants
establish themselves.
The Indians always pitched their
tents close to their harvesting ac-
tivities. The cattail was sought
for its valuable flour and roots, as
we'll as its flexible stems, and the
crisp young shoots for an early
spring vegetable as tender and de-
lcious as asparagus.
Cattain wealth is 50 revered
Evening star., 1942-10-07

to be made into baskets, trays and
mats for home use. They were also
made into containers to hold the
pollen that was to be gathered that
day.
Our grandmothers, we find, were
all clever pioneers. quick to see the
value of everything about them.
They learned from the Indian wom-
en- to make mattresses, chair seats,
trays, baskets and ropes-and even
laced these ropes together for the
first Venetian blinds used In Amer
lea.
We seek the cAttail for It's velvety
brown mace because it makes such
. decorative touch when added To-
other plants for . winter bouquet.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Hunter Finds RuttIer
Sharing His SIumber
By the Associated Press,

By the ASSociated Press.
EUREKA, Calif-Dr. Harold Car
son isn't going to sleep on the
ground any more while on hunting
trips.
Maybe DR.. Carson will quit hunt
ing altogether.
On his last trip he awakened
early, was hallway through his
stretch when he noticed he was not
alone. Those Is rattles were at
tached to . rattlesnake that had
coaily ctrled up beside him.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
It's Hard to Believe.

Des Moines: How did the jack
the face card, get its name? U. T. C.
Answer: BY false association with
the king and queen, many persons
assume that the jack represents a
prince. But the jack is really a
servant or soldier, for the word jack
was once slang term for "a man
or boy of humble position" and still
survives in such expressions as
Jack f-all-trades: jack-in-a-box; /;
lumberjack; steeplejack."
Further evidence of the modest
status of the jack is found in his
other name: the knave, a word that
originally meant "a young male SER
want; a menial."
It's hard to believe that you may
speak of the office boy literally as
THAT young knave, Jack" but it's
true.
Evening star., 1942-10-07

We see the narrow green leaves
springing out Of the mud Of marshes
when the last Of winter Is gone.
Aside from the fact that the cat
tails underpinning helps to keep
valuable soil from slipping away,
and that the places occupied by cat
tails are made attractive by their
presence, we actually know little
about them. When we begin to
realize their value to man, we do
not wonder that the Indians con-
sidered them = source Of wealth.
Evening star., 1942-10-07

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BY Lillian Cox Athey

among the Indians that they have
legends about the many needs the
plant abundantly fills. This in
formation is always told to the
younger generation often enough 50
that 1t becomes a part of their
education.
In the early days, the Indian of
the South travelled by canoe or path
to the spots where the valuable cat
tails grew On the Pacific Coast,
the large, well-made dusouts fash
ioned from great cedar trunks trans
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Surprise Word of the Week

The word zoology is a classic ex-
ample OF the truism that in English
words can seldom be pronounced
as they are spelled. The popular
pronunciation 200 -ol-o-gy," the first
syllable rhyming with COO, WOO, has
the sanction of neither good usage
nor the dictionaries. The correct
pronunciation is zoe OIL -oh-jee
The word ZOO, "menagerie." origi-
mated in London as a slang shorten
ing of the name of the famous
Geological Gardens. The nickname
crossed the Atlantic, found favor
for its aptness, and is now quite
legitimate word, despite the fact
that it is a corruption Of the first
two syllables Of the word zo-o-log-i-
cal, correctly pronounced: zOE-oh-
LODGEi-kl.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Crime Doesn't Pay! No. 122

o''S SS ~
Perhaps our corps Of crime de-
tectives will decide that South was
too ambitious when he went to game
at hearts, or perhaps that the de-
fense was too brilliant. Then again,
the crime may lie in the way South
played his cards.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
A752
1860
GAS
%Q10e2
A10943 AAJ8
VA Vs.
HQ8743 oK952
&54 &K876
AKQs
0KQJ1o7
HJ10
&AJ3
The bidding:
South West North East
Pass ~ Pass
Pass Pass Pass
West led the four OF diamonds,
dummy winning with the ace. A low
spade was returned from dummy,
East played low and South won
with the king. Declarer next led
the queen of hearts, but West put
up the ace at once and led a dia-
mond to East's king East then
exited safely with his remaining
trump.
Dummy won East's trump return
and led the 10 Of clubs, holding
the trick. The queen of clubs was
led next, but East covered with the
king and South was obliged to win
in his own hand. There was now
no way of leading spades from the
dummy, so South eventually lost two
spade tricks for one-trick set.
Have you detected the crime and
the criminal? Search for them
carefully before reading on.
South was the criminal, for he
should have made his contract. The
hand was played perfectly up to
the point that he led the 10 of clubs
from the dummy Instead he should
have led the queen of clubs drop
ping the jack if East played low!
Then the 10 of clubs could be led.
If East covered, South would win
and return to the club nine for a
second spade lead If East PLAYED
low again, dummy would hold the
trick and switch to spades at once.
The whole hand was just a study
in conservation Of entries.
Yesterday you were HOWARD
Schenken's partner and. Win
neither side vulnerable, you held:
AAKQJ
nQ54
&AKJl073
The bidding:
Jacoby You Lightner schenken
Pass - Pass ~
Pass G)
Answer-Bid one spade. Despite
the length of the club suit, it doesn't
pay to rebid it at his point. 1t
makes later bidding easier to show
your second suit at the level OF one,
especially since the forcing effect
of a one -over-one bid guarantees
you another chance to show your
strength
Score 100 per cent for one spade,
60 per cent for three clubs.
Question No. 1877.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues: 2
Jacoby You Lightner Schenken
Pass - = Pass 10
y Pass rzmxi 4 Pass ~ III
Pass ca =
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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It's common SENSE 70 be thrifty.
War bonds help yen - save and
help - sayo America,
Evening star., 1942-10-07
LETTER-OUT

Remove letter from
called for In the last opposite
the word from which have it.
correctly it is poisonous fluid
LETTER-OUT
(B) WEBSTER-STEWER good a stew,
(O EUROPE-PUREE q
60 N1GHTS-HINTS to thenn).
E) ENAMORS-RANSOM 4 kdnaper ikes).
(Y) Su.VERY-LIVERS are
La gaceta., 1942-10-28

tan Sufriendo ahora las mismas
dificultades que tuvieron que So
portar los industriales alemanes
cuandO fueron enviados funcio-
narios del partido a las fabricas
para que actuasen de dictado-
res. Henry de Verdier intenta
opener tardiamente ell principle
de que la politica debe tener pre-
cedencia sobre la economic. De
hecho, la industrial de la Fran
ella de Vichy esta va completa-
mente subordinate a los dicta-
dos de la politica alemana; mas
aun, esta sujeta a las medidas
mas duras de una implaca5le e.
conOmia de guerra. La intran-
qullldad que Sc eXtien1e entire
grandeS circuloS de industriales
franceseS, Sc refleja en- un ar
ticulo de Ricard ola Vie Indus
TREBLE" % de Junio) Y en- otro
de Gasquel publicado en- ell Jour
La gaceta., 1942-10-28

nal dies D5bats' go de Junio).
Por primera vez Sc eXpresan du
das, en- vista de la situaci6n e.
economical, respectO a la reorga-
nizaci6n de Europa por Hitler,
Y las miradas anhelantes sc
yuelven hacia America Y ell res
to del mundo. GasQuel Sc atr5ve
a lamar la idea de que dabe He
garse, a una inteligencia des-
pueS de la guerra entire las con-
cepcioneS econ6micas anglosajo
mas y alemana. Sin embargo, 10
que quiere decir, en- rea.idad,
queda al descubierto cuando a
firma que, cualQuiera que sea el
sistema econ6mico llamado a re
gular el mundo deSpu6s de la
guerra, debe estar baSado en- un
principle de libertad, 81 es que
ha de ser possible su funciona-
miento.
Esto es una republication inc
La gaceta., 1942-10-28

F. K. Conn, Lem P. Woods,
t. G. Mixson, Augusta Van
Eepoel Jr., Andres Doukas, f.
P. Taliaferro, Luis Wellhouse,
F. J. GannCn, Carl D. Bro
rein, Alvin H.. Stack, d. E.
nilev. r. w. Simpson, Geo.
B. Howell, d. Hoyt Woodbe-
ry. Rav B. Cralle y William E,
Sullivan.
Cuando Sc pida la coopera-
ci6n de los ciudadanos latinos
Y respondan "friamente", di-
ran los ciudadanos de apelli-
dos ingIeses que no Queremos
coOperar.
Hay cue dar representation
a los ciudadanos que convir-
t;eron Ia aldea en- ciudad y
ahora son vistos como "habi-
tantes &c Ia luna"
La gaceta., 1942-10-28
IMPORTANTE REUNION EN-
Ell EDIFICIO DE LA UNIO
NE ITALIANA

Convocada por la Mesa Re-
donda de Ybor City Sc efec-
tuara ell viernes una %importan-
tie reunion en- ell edificio de la
Unione Italiana.
Han sido invitadOs especial
mente para discuitir ell plan de
Sheldon sobre la election de
concejales por toda la ciudad
no por districts, los represen-
tantes a la legislature del esta
do Y ell joven senador.
Presidira Jose A. Gonzalez
Y a~siStiran, especialmente in
vitados, los directroes de los
diarios "Traducci6n-Prensa'
Y LA Gaceta," Sres. A. A. Fer
nandez y Victoriano Mantei-
ga.
e. 80 por cientO de los c!u-
dadanOs de apellidoS espano.
les e italianos, que no tiener
prejuicios, pero son a menudo
victimas de prejuicios e ignO-
rancia, Sc poonen al plan de
Sheldon
La gaceta., 1942-10-28

ruivoca de la dictadura y de la
evcnomia dir.gida segin los
principles nacional sOcialistas.
Parecs que esta reaction con-
4 ell antique entusiasmo por la
"colabore~IUn no IS ell resulta-
90 de las actuales intrusiones a.
.manas en- la industrial france
sa, sino dc una tardia compren-
sion de las fuerzas anarquicas
irlherentss al naciOnal Socialis-
mo, llamada a destruir muchas
alusiones que hasta ahora ha-
I1ian acariciado muchos indus
triales franceSes.
La gaceta., 1942-10-28
Ell COFRE DE GUERRA DE
LA COMUNIDAD
TN comite de % ciudadanos

Ell alcalde Chancey nombr6
aver un comite, de % ciudada-
nos, que Sc hara cargo del Co.
fire de Guerra de la COmuni-
dad.
Comonen ell Comite, en- ell
cual no aparecen c%iudadanos
de apellidos espaholes e tia
lianos, los Sres. w. S. Rodgers
George S. Lenfestey, w. j.
Barritt Jr., Frank d. Jackson,
j. A. Griffin, E. D. Warner,
La gaceta., 1942-10-28

No puede listed esperar que una
actitud seria Y reservada alivie la
incomodidad del dolor peri6dico, fun
cional.
Quiza es por este que tantas mu-
jeres usan CARDUI. Tiene una eje-
eutoria de so amos y ayuda en- dos
formas cuando Sc le toma de acuerdo
con las i-nstrucciones (1) empezado
3 dias antes 'del tempo, ayudara
La gaceta., 1942-10-28

Lordres, Octubre.-Un gran
numero, rea. mente la mayorla,
de les in ILLUSTRATES francSse5 que
deci5ierCn apCyar a Petaln y a
Laval On su co a00racl6n con a.
lemania, han l.eg9do q estar de-
Salent&dos en- los 1ltimoS mess
en- vista dc los imprevlstcs aeon
tec:m. tos tcon6micos acae j
dos. De Duls del derrumbam-an
10 lie Fran. e. brio la Influenza
de la ir'u ria fesada, h&bian
acar:cia1O la es2eranZa O. que
la irdustr.a fla. cc5a tomara L.
ma ~2rta lr-ortonte en- "a re-
construction de Europa planea-
ia po9 Alom3nia.
Al principle, pareci6 que pO-
drian r~aalizarse estas esperan-
zas, pesar de la falta de mate
,rias pr.nas y de "a carestia de
mano de o6ra. En- 1910, cuando
Hitter .cdavia pensaba que po-
dria tCrmin8r la guerra, la in
tustri2 frarce.a qued6 reEgada
IN ..r inferior rOr una ame
naza nac.da de IN plan po.ilico
eccndm'-o oaeestuyo sierdo exa
minado por los peri6jicos alema
La gaceta., 1942-10-28
EbN2UETE EN- HONOR D.
ILI.RANTE

{ N2;"21c POI Ell Cclego
Medico Latino Sc ofrecera es-
la nothe un banquete, Ell ell
restaurant Rubin, al dstin-
guido profe- onal m5dico Dr..
G.. H. Ferrante.
Empezara a las 9 De la no.
che y asistiran DIS tinguidas
perscnalidades.
Apreciamo, Ia invitaci6n
que para el acto nos hace el
conocido m6dico DR.. Guillermo
Roig.
La gaceta., 1942-10-28
Los colaboracionistas' deslusionados
1ehementes discusiones en- la Prensa de Vichy

men de Intervention. Las con1l-
clones ampeoraron por la crisis
3e los tranaportes, la fa.ta 1e
~Pf"her"S mdterlas' Id -are".4'
de carbon eI oe-Il"e Ell ID pro
Icelon ne las manufacturers
mo cI""cCuehcIa oe Id liSu4l-
-lenle a-Meh'sc-oh DE los core
res
Ls.a S.t1acloh Sc Tue agraVaA-
0 r&p.dEniehJ-' y en- I'd pr ~
era az l94- ooiIeo d. 'eIle
Huchao Ih>tAl"@ioAeS Ih"I>It'"
IS que no tf@oaJa08n para ID
roouccion a'em"ha &c artll''
mshJoS. la IN u9Uil" text" If"u
ceSa Tue CoII8add d parar fJf
-"l1a &c pflsfieraS materlaS U"
gran huMelo oe laJrIcaS poq
mas Y meIlahaS sc es'&h NfSh.o
3Ilsao"S todoS los 0laS cerraf
or ia mlsma razoh.
a fin de formarsa una i5ea
% Que asta ocurriendo actG-'-
mante a la industrial france a
So doI "sU-5+u.o
10, >. 7,,r;,b oorrs.,,rd;o.
rI1J, cor4ianhro =, 1919
no f5L.:o.a 40 Louu;oa
De- No..
n,ado. 1oo Gov ntn,oro Z
n-a.ono 5o,iao. fo.iodo,,-
- LanoJo .ahaa
Al~~ ~
oi H. o1awono
-,
aJS~ i
49,, ~n~-s~,.:
L,,;. ~ 40 81;
;.
I.O.,a Eao. ha;o
T0dos los problemas a que tie
ne cue hacer frente la indus
tria FRANCESCA aparecen refleia-
dos en- las vehementes discusio-
nes de la prensa de Vichy, en-
Gle TEMPS" V en- ell journal
jes Debats", como tambien en-
los 6rganos de la industrial de
Paris, como la Vie Industrie-
lie. Laval esta tratando de ex-
plicar a Hos angustiados indus
triales que debe hacerse una dis
tinci0n entire la economic de que
ira Y la economic de paz, V que
todas las medidas tomadas en-
los actuales momentos, baio la
coercion del plan de guerra ale
man no seran mantenidas con
toda seguridad cuando llegue la
paz. Sin embargo, las sospechas
La gaceta., 1942-10-28
va no es TabG para las muchachas
hablar de esta possible ayuda

a aliviar ell dolor ~ocasionado por eau
a puramente funcionales, peri6di-
cas-; (2) tornado como un t6nico
CARDUI usualmente mejora ell ape
tito, ayuda a la digestion aumentan-
do la corriente de los jugos gastri-
cos, ayuda a construir resistencia, Y
a menudo contribute a minimizar ell
dolor p%eriodico @ Functional.
Pruebe ell CARDUI. Sc alegrara de
hAcerlO.
La gaceta., 1942-10-28
UNA CARTA DEL OBRERO
Y S0LDADO JUAN R. CON.
ZALO

Nos escribe desde ell Campo
mento Blanding el conocido o.
5rero Y soldado Juan R. Coma
10, que fuera secretario del Co.
mite Consultivo Coniunto y de
la Association Ben6fica y Cultu-
raj del Centre Obrero.
Esta sOmetido a un vigoroso
entrenamiento Y pesaroso por-
que ha pardido Ia cOmpania de
Paquito Diaz Rogue.
FL dia q Gonzalo fue separa-
10 de Paquito V llevado a un
lugar que eSta a 8 millas de dis
tancia.
ApreciamoS Ia cortesia del a
migo Y lamentamos que 81 y Pa
quito. dos amigos de siempre,
.hayan siio Separates.
La gaceta., 1942-10-28

WASHINGTON.-Las per
didas de la navigation aliada,
a 10 largo del litoral del Allan
tico, han sido reducidas consi-
d~erablemente. AL m S m @
tiempo, Sc ha quintuplicado la
construction de barcos de
.cuerdo con ell programa de la
Marina de los Estados Unidos.
Este fu6 10 que declare ell repre-
sntante Carl Vinson, presidente de
La gaceta., 1942-10-28
NUEVOS MIEMBROS DE LA
A~SCCIACION CIVICA MU-
SICAL

E, Sr. Antonio Grimaldi, ell
conocido banquero, nos facilit6
hoy una lista de los nuevos
miambros aGquiridos en- los ba-
rrics latinos por la Association
Ciyica Musical: DR.. y Sra. Is
mael Angulo, DIR. y Sra. Jose A.
Dominique, DR.. y Sra. Juan Sill
"ariC, esposos Leon Haber, es-
.oscs John Lazzara, esposoS Ro-
senjo Cotardlo, egposos Antonio
Di Bona y Srta. Grace Delgado.
A solicitud de la Association,
Ell Sr. Grimaldi hablara por la
radio, mahana jueves, a las $50
de la noche, pOr la estci6n
WDAE. Ruegase a la cOlonia la
tina que 10 escuche.
La gaceta., 1942-10-28

Roosevelt pidi6 a la Secreta-
ria de Hacienda qe rebaje su
sueIdo desde $4,000 anuales
a $25, 600.
ID Unite de la ganancia in
dividual de un ciudadano no
debera pasar de $25,O OO
Dej6 alberto ell canine ell
Esta5ilizador para ciertas ex-
cepciones.
FL los $4,000 no Sc inclui-
an la. p6lizzas de SECURE, los
dcnativos a caridades y tam
POGO las obligac;ones fijas
cen fchca de octubre 8.
La gaceta., 1942-10-28
Eide Ell Presidente que lie sea rebajado su sueldo
Congelaci6n de toGos los sueldos y salaries

Washington. Oct. 28.-Con
a aproba idr de. presidente
Roosevelt, Z! Estahilizad>r
Byrnc' orGeqf aver la congo
lac;6n de TODD los suicides V
salarios, baio el control de la
Secretar,a l. Hacienda y Ia
Junta Obrora de Guerra. Los
suicides de m.ros de $1,000 Sc
"cCngelaron' tai como esta5an
en- e. dia decay. los dc mas
de So 900 Sc "congelaron" to
- 49,. or hose {. ia 3 lie &C.
tubre.
Aver mismo el pres;dcNte
La gaceta., 1942-10-28

la Comisi6n de Asuntos Navales dc
la Camara de Representatives. de los
Estados Unidos, en- un informe rem
dido al Congreso y preparado en-
collaboration con la Marina.
Ell informe mencionado contiene
un relate grafico del curse de la
guerra en- ell mar y esta destinado a
poner en- conocimiento del publico,
de la manera mas directa possible Y
sin divulgar por clio ninguna infor-
macion Gtil al enemigo, un cuadro
comparative de la lucha entire las
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ST senior

ST senor
Compre la pintUra B.
L. P. Solamente Sc VEN
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-10-28

Naciones midas y ell Eje por ell
dominic de los oceanos.
Ell Sr. Vinson dijo ademas que la
termination del presente programa
naval, ash como la combination de
la marina britannica con la de los
.paises aliados y la de los Estados
Unidos, "dara a las Naciones Uni
.das tai poderio en- los mares que
hasta ell presente no Sc ha conocido
en- ell mpndo." Agrego que dicho
poderio, "constituido por barcos de
guerra y portaviones, es ell yunuue
en- que Sc forjara la decisi6nafnal."