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Evening star., 1942-09-05
Pilot Thinks PhiIs
Try Too Hard

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-The
cellar dwelling Phils are now
52h games off the pace In the
National League and Manager
Hans Lobert says one reason may
be that they're trying too hard"
I'm not offering any alibis,"
Lobert commented as the team
returned from road trip after an
eight-game losing streak, "but
that is perhaps the reason for a
lot of our troubles"
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Figures Hot Dogs
Grid Necessity
B, the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. Supply
Commissioner Jambes j. Lee OF
the Board of Education is afraid
that football without hot dogs
and soda pop just won't be foot
ball at all to the fans.
He disclosed today that no one
had submitted a bid to handle
concessions at Public Schools
Stadium this fall because of war
time restrictions on supplies.
TITS going to take some we'll
played games to keep the fans
satisfied if they can't get their
intermission snack" said Lee.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Two Dead Heats Run
At Aqueduct Track

b the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Two dead
heats were registered yesterday at
Aqueduct, Bug Boy and Psychiatrist
reaching the wire simultaneously in
the fourth race and Hubbub and
Highborough deadlocking for second
In the seventh.
1t was the first dead heat for first
place at the meeting.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Mats President Is BoseboIFs Greatest Fan

Mats haven't done we'll but hasn't
a q
Stadums e 2a 9a #s6a
Washington continue dwell division
rn didn't sell his franchise sold
concoced
s.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Labor Day Finish Apt to Decide
Mad Scramble for Flag in A. A.
Kansas City, Milwaukee, Columbus Remain
In Race as Odd Injuries Gust Stors
BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

CHICAGO Sept 5Three teams separated by only game
and half in dizzy baseball scramble which ends
three days.
Meantime leading batter suffered
hit the head with pop bottle Another slugger
Evening star., 1942-09-05

bition of every middle-distance run
ner since the turn of the century.
Haegg and Arne Anderson have
been invited to compete in the United
States this fall and winter. After
Haegg cut the mile time to 4:062 on
July 2, Anderson equaled it a few
nights later. He did not oppose
Haegg last night.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Skins Seymour May Replace
AiIing Todd Against Packers
Stomach Trouble Keeps Star Back Idle;
End Cifers Ready for Monday Clash

slight revision of Coach Ray Faherys plans Monday
nights football in Baltimore between the Washington
Redskins and Green Bay Packers
Todd wy backfed merchant coach
had relying Mondays
Evening star., 1942-09-05
EASTERN IEAGIrE-

EASTERN LEAGUE.
Binshamton, "a: Springfield. Ii.
Hartford. 2-5: Albany, 0-12.
Wilkes-Barre, g. Williamsport, 8.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Jacksonville, 4. Charleston, 2.
Greenville. Z: Columbus. 0.
Macon, =: Savannah, g.
Columbia, 13--6; Augusta, So.
THREE-EYE LEAGUE PLAYOFF.
Springfield, & Madison, 6,
Only game scheduled.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Major Statistics

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER S, 1942,
AMERICAN
Results YESTERDAY.
New York at Washing ton. postponed.
st. Louis, 6--4: Cleveland, 80.
Only Rarnes scheduled
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Minor Leagues

r, the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City, 4-5 Baltimore, 81.
Syracuse, Q; Newark, 8.
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, 6; Minneapolis. Q.
Toledo, B; Louisville. 0.
indianapolis, g: Columbus, 4.
Only games scheduled.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock. 6: Memphis o
New Orleans, 5; Birmingham, 4.
Atlanta, 8: Chattanooga, 3.
Knoxville, IL Nashville, Q.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Beaumont, 6-2: Oklahoma City, 20
San Antonio, 3 Fort Worth. /,
Houston, Z: Dallas, 8.
Shreveport At Tulsa, Cancelled,
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Portsmouth, g; Norfolk. 8.
Evening star., 1942-09-05

GsmesToday. Games Tomorrow.
N.Y.atw, 90 ,5&s 80. N ,Y.atwssh. t2), :3os
Cleve. at St. l.. CD. Cleve. at St. L. t2l, a
Phila. at Bos. Phila. at Bos.
Det, at Chi. tniKhO. Det. at Chi.
Evening star., 1942-09-05

BACK SERVICE TEA-A soldier hus-
bands In omorow Army AStars against the Chicago
Pro Cardinals at Denver these comey
right Mrs Joseph Routt Mrs Marion Pugh Mrs Bill
Mrs John Kmbrough and Mrs. Bill Conatse spouses
starred at Texas and NJ Mrs Waddie Young
Oklahoma u. Al-America end A P Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1942-09-05

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Newport News. 9: Staunton. z.
Petersburg. 4; Pulaski, O.
Salem. 8: Lynchburs /.
Evening star., 1942-09-05

Games Tomorrow
Brklyn. at N. Y. (2).
st. l.. at Gin. f24.
Chi. At Pitts. (2l.
Bos. at Phila. t2).
Evening star., 1942-09-05
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
st. Louis. 5: Cincinnati, 8.
Chicago. 5; Pittsburgh, 8.
Only games scheduled.
standinr Of thu Clubs,

Games To-day.
Brklyn. at N. Y.
st. l.. at Gin.
Only games scheduled.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11

itself does not compensate for
hazards assumed. The equalizing
element is the high duty of patriot
ism. which cannot be measured in
terms of dollars and cents.
Even So. Congress could not dIvc>t
itself IN this instance. as IN numerous
u.herS, of the political clement When
efforts toward compromise were be
ng made, there was free talk that
members of the House feared to face
the electorate this fall If ;hey voted
tor pairing the scale from the $50
basic level, as they were asked to
do in order to meet the Scnatc's $40
figure.
Service men, then. IAN thank the
political system. as we'll a. patriotic
motives, for added good fortune that
Is soon TO be theirs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11
Soldier Paw

Men who risk their lives for safety
of them country deserve the fifty
dollars monthly base pay Just voted
for them by Congress. It took a long
time Tor Senate and House 70 COM
pose their differences, hut the
august, ~deliberatjve upper house
gave in 10 conform to the lower
body'S original scale for revision Of
the mems earnings.
This Will increase very materially
the payroll for the armed forces, In
ordinary times there would not have
been so much demand o so much
willingness on all sides to grant the
advances, But many millions, per
hapS even some billions. Of public
money is going into channels nothing
like so deserving as this which Will
be handed out to the armed forces.
1t is true enough. too, that re-
cipients of these payments are in
addition also receiving food. raiment
and shelter, medical and other SerV-
ices employees in private and public
Jobs do not get. But these latter take
no risks such as soldiers, sailors and
marines do. That constitutes the dit
ference Actually The difference o.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11
u. S. Ships
With British
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Continued from Page One)
and the strong cruisers Admiral Hip
per and Prinz Eugcn bottled up.
The Il. y. F. has 50 battered the
NaIl fleet that the SCharnhorS.,
Gnclscaun and Prinz EugCn arc ia
German ports for repairs, but il is
NOT know. now soon they may -"
ready ion action again.
The IS ,000-ton Tirpitz and the IT,
000-ton Admiral Hyper also have
been reported hit by bombs but not
put out Of action.
Ever since Spring reopcned the
Arctic route to Russia observers
have been expecting the German
WarShips to make a desperate effort
TO cut the supply line in what prob
ably would be the biggest naval en-
gagement of the war in European
waters
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrators
of the estate of Luther ". Itobgood,
deceased, late OF Vance County.
North Carolina, tins is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Hen
derson. N G.. on or before the llth
day of June, 1913, or thl notice VIII
be pleaded III bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
Will please make immediate pay
ment.
This 18th. June. 1912.
ELIZABETH A HORGCDD,
Administrators.
Irvine 3. Watkins,
Attorney.
ll-l8-25-2-9-l6
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11
Daylieht Raid Test

We like '0at idea of the mayors
to put on a daylight ar raid test in
Henderson without any advance
warning It was well enough to have
had the community on its toes for
that night rehearsal several months
ago. since II was the first adventure
of the kind, though obviously con
ditiuns could not have been as
realistic when the test was expected
as if there had been no warning in
advance. After all, the enemy viii
not give any preliminary notice.
Despite the numerous training
classes held already TO acquaint ali
raid Wardcns with their duties in an
emergency OF this kind, it is prob
able that better results will be
achieved if an informal review of
instructions can be given Immediate
~ and before the surprise "attack'
comes within the next two or three
weeks.
This Is q step in the right direc-
ton, however. The surprise element
is one of the most valuable features
of the undertaking. It will afford
needed cNnerierCe against the day Of
possible crieis-if it ever comes. Such
may eve be, and very likely will
not be. but let US never lose sight Of
the realty that it can be. To that
end our best interests may be served
by making tests as opportunity af-
torGs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11

Continued from Page Onc)
1898 no such advantages and oppor-
tunltIes awaited me as are now al
hand for the current crop of grad
yates.
Young people Who have reached
the age of majority and have COM
plctcd their formal schooling can
make of their future exactly what
they arc willing to put into the eft
fort. While circumstances have much
TO do with success in any field, neV-
ortheless hard work, concentration,
and good personal habits are still re-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11
Stock Trend
Is Irregular

New York, June H. (AFD- Th"
stock market had a lot of bot spot
news 10 digest today but IT appa,-
entity was unlnspircd IN the mattcr
of developing a definite trend.
The list was sluggish and a shaG"
uneven at the start. Losses and gains
of fractions 10 a point or 50 were
pretty Well divided near the fourth
NOur.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11
Cotton Prices
Turn Higher

New York, June lI-lATD Coz
ton futures opened unchanged to Is
cents d bale higher.
Late forenoon values were 20 no
Is cent a bale higher. July 1871,
December 1888 and May 1889.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11
The Part You Will Play


l. you are old enough 10 graduate
from college you are old enough TO
put aSldc childish thoughts and
habits, You are old enough to act like
men and women. 1t is to YOU young
Sters facing braNoIy a new world
that ! want seriously TO write thu
week | have said before that | envy
you. My reasons are as follows.
!. You VIII have b5en a factor IN
saving the good things of this
world against the g~angNtcrs of
Europe and Asia.
,. Not viii be acquainted with the
new defense industry which viii
continue an important factor
after the War
3. You Will belong to the worlds
leading and greatest nation.
when, after the a all the world
looks 10 us for guidance.
/. You will see the ajrplanc COM
ING into It's own. carrying pas
scngerS and freight to all parts OF
the world, rcVolutionizing COM
mcrCe.
) You can have a part in r-form-
lng and rebuilding democracy:
in fact the veterans of World
War II may control politics.
s. You viii enjoy a more sensible
standard of living with much of
the present tooliShncss and waste
eliminated.
:. II you arc an expert on some
phase of business. with a real
hclpmcct for Il wife. YOU need
have no financial worries.
g. You will ENJOY new inventions.
new products. and now process,
not yet discovered. These viii
give further new openings.
9. You are fortunate TO enter bnSi-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11

The Henderson Daily Dispatch IS !
member + The Associated Press
Southcyl. Newspaper Publishers As
sociatiuu and the North Carolina
Press \ >nC.atIOn.
The Associated Press IS exclusively
entitled 10 Use for republication al.
news d. patches credited 10 It or not
otherwise credited IN this paper, ana
also the I,,e, news published herein
All rights " publication ( speeia.
dispatcnc. nNteLM are also reserved
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE -Hi0D-
ern Shop-EXperlenced operators
Centrally located. Phone 2a3 for
appointment. BrIdgers Beauty
Shop Owe Pasker's Drug Store.
A6-i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11

WANTED - FRESH MILK COW
rlmr view Dairy Farm, phone
HIT
now and place vn1lr Nd. t'.''1
paper is still avallahIn w. I'''C
KINDS of prln,Inp at rc, an
prices Affords prin,ina. ,,d ','''e
D1-cro T,vL
E.I,. p", 'DI'"''N FOR
c'iEr d. i.. and
w. Nra. 7'l."5,I i'''t' o9ho
L,na ic '''''" Inc.
3-tn
LOST TUESDAY NIGur R.Irrr
female Eskimo Spit Ftnder- -
notify Louise Icr.cr to~IenF.,.
T..
EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE --00
ern Shop-Experlenced ons,S,dg.
-Centratlv located. Phone 2aS tas
monument YrIdoers RI.
Shor over pa;ker's Drug .Stnrs
"
WE SPECIALIZE IN vi
AL
KINDS OF BODY and tender re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co
,l'N' ln 1uflh' ze''Ian- tele-
i'''', 80 Ii-H
YOUR INSURANCE IS ON TIE
offensive when you are investing
YOU dividend fronn Mutual In,lr-
nee Premiums IN Wan Savings
Bonds and Stamps. Phone 800
Gates Insurance Agency. 2I-tf
FOR GOOD REBUILT SECOND
hand or new furniture eorue to K.
K. S~atterwhite and Sons. near Fire
Station. l9-n
OLD SHOES-LlhE OLD fhIL&Dn,
always wear hesl. Lev Us teouiId
your OLD hoe without IoaIhg ther
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Bepar
II
NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE SOLD
SO nuch floor tnanrI IN II e
SON. We nave Whdf 'h' io'pIe
quality tells and prices sell
Ii.lu
-
cooD o1-vc m ,,cED c,Dc Ar
'oOD 49, ,o31 n,.. .t
prices. l95i f911de SodSh
Sloo; 1880 N1odel a SEDAN 80,
IVY Model "A Coach, good tires. a.
S85. Nice selection IN newer model
cars at prices that Will appeal 10
close buyers. faIme1
Motor co. ii-u
NOTICE! OUR PLANT MILL
close "Wednesday afternoons dun
ING June, july and August L. GtFe
"ur employees hall hoIdd\ we
must nave your garments pN !U'9-
Valet Cleaning Company. phone
464. 8-6tl
FOR RENT 10 COUPLE : h''0"
unIufnlshcd apartment Hlli- h'E
telephone and lights included
$500 per month. Call 584-j ar
76l. il-2u
be maintained. even Increa ed
through retreading. Let Us retread
vour shoe. Phone 638. We call for
and deliver, Grlssom's Shoe Shop,
l3-1t
Ranges. R~efrjeerators and Oh
stoves. New and used Battery and
Electric Radios. See US for your
Electrical Needs Henderson Book
90 phone no 26-tf
q T WEATHER
fam sa,,.;ce Won got them all at
Grevbound Soda shop, GIVE Us a
rms 3-tf
VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALIFY
See rs before huylne your paint
Tanner Roofinp co. Phone 600,
If
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11

LOST TUESDAY NIGHT WHITE
female Eskimo Spit. Finder Bfel .
notify Louise IcIaer. tolepaan, ~
lit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11

BUSES LEAVE Henderson, E1p
Camp Butncr at $50 d. m and
6:l5 a. m. beginning FRIDAY. Juno
~. Atlantic Greyhound Idno
phone Is. ain
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11

FOR RENT: BEDROOM WITH PRIV
Vate bath, continuous het inter-.
Clos" to huslne ectIan- Fele-
phone I82-J. Hit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11

WE SPECIALIZE in ALL
kinds of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11

OLD SHOES LIKE OLD FRIENDS,
Away wear best. Let Us ieauIld
your old shoes without IosIng their
comfort. Phone al. We call tor
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Repair
II
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11

FOR GOOD REBUILT SECOND
hand or new furniture come to Il.
K. SatterWhlte and Sons, neal Fire
Station. l9-f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11
Babson Says Opportunities
Await This Year Graduates

Continued from Page Onc)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11

YOUR INSURANCE IS ON The
offensive when you are investing
your dividend FROM Mutual Insur-
anCe Premiums IN War SAVINGS
Bonds and Stamps. Phone 800
Gates Insurance Agency. 2l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11

GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS AT
goodbye prices: 1881 Pontiac coach
at 500; 1881 OldSmobil2 sedan,
500; 1880 Model A Sedan, SIS,
1929 Model A Coach, good tires. al
$85. Nice selection IN newer model
cars at prices that will appeal to
close buyers. Gambler : Palmer
Motor Co. HIT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11

CHECK YOUR PRINTING NFFDL
now and place your orders WhIln
paper Is still available. We do Al
Kinds OF printing at ~Fcasanahfn
prices. Affords Printing and Office
Supply Co. 2,-ly
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11
WANT ADS
Get Results

FARMERS, HAVE YOU pRDTrrr
eo your crops against han aud
WIND damage? Insure with -.
satisfactory settlement. In,uraro.
Department, Citizens Bank -
Trust Company. ,e -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-11

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
INcW term September 3 Enroll
Tor me pest investment for your
iuture-a thorough business train.
ing, An accredited school -,
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
Los soldados Rojos exterminaron
10000 alemanes en- I'm mes
Aver perdio ell enemigo 70 aparatos de GAIA y
Ell mando russo dispone de un million
de soldados de caballeria. Mantenese ell presto
namiento contra las hordas de Won Busch.

diScurso de Sir Archibald Sim
clair, pronunciado en- la CANA
IA de los Comunes de lnglate-
IRA, afirmando que la aviaci6n
ingleSa, la Raj, esta lista para
Sontraatacar en- ell case de que
la ofenSiva nazi contra Russia,
va %anunciada, aSi 10 requiera.
Cuando la cfensiva nazi Sc
lance, la aviaci6n atacara los
centres induStriales y los medios
de tran9porte del enemigo.
Aqui predOmina ell sentimien-
to de que la "hipocrsia' y la cor
tesla no tienen lugar en- esta que
ira.
Sinclair cree aun que una o.
fensia contra Alemania, usando
miles de aviones de bombardeo,
pcdria ayudar a ganar la que
IRA.
Los ataques de la aviaci6n
britannica contra ell Reich impi-
dieron, en- Ramburgo, que ell enc
migo echara al aqua cinco sub =
marines. Los nazis dijeron que
lanzarian ocho Y solo pudieron
lamar tres.
Ell ejercito rojo mantiene su
presionamiento contra las tro-
pas del general nazi Won Busch.
En- las ultimas operaciones ell
mando recurri6 a paracaidistas
para labores de "infiltraci6n,"
desorganizando al enemigo.
Los honores de la brutaliidad
alemana sc repiten diariamen-
te.
Representatives. de Latvia, in
cluyendo miembros del gobierno
exilado, Sc reuniron hace pocOs
dfas en- MoscG. Las legiOnes de
Latvia estan cerca de la fronte-
ra y listas para cooperar, tan
pronto sea necesariO, con ell e.
jercitO russo.
A los ciudadanos sc les aeon
seja no trabajen para los alema
mes Y oculten las vitual,as.
Los nazis Sc proponen entire
gar ell territorio de Latvia a cua
70 millones de alemanes. va han
sidO despojados de sus tierras
$4,000 campesinOs.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07

Londres, mario LA escua
dra americana del Pacifico es =
col grandeS convoyes de barcos
que transpOrtan soldados, pilo-
tos de aviaci6n, tanques, aero
pianos y canOnes, segdn una no.
ticia de Walter Farr, ell cores
ponsal del diario Dali Mail. Ba-
tallas navales Y de aviaci6n, sin
parallel en- la historic, Sc estan
desarrollando. Estas fuerzaS no
solo ayudaran a defender a Aus
tralia, sino que llevan con elias
los materiales para construir u
ma ofensiva antijaponesa. En- al
gunOs lugareS la marina utiliza
submarines de gran alcance y
en- otros portaaviones con cente-
mares de aerOplanos torpederos
Al oeste de la isla Gilbert, en- ell
Pacifico, los cazas americanos
derribaron 18 aparatos del enc
migo.
Londres, MARIO 7.-Fieros
contraataques sc lanZan hoy en-
las cercanias de Pegu, apoyados
por aviones y tanques ingleses
Las nuevas lineas inglesas Sc
m~antienen con firmeza. All enc
migo Sc lie capturaron"4 canones
antitanques y material de que
ira.
Todos los servicios esenciales
de la ciudad de Rangoon funcio-
nan como de costumbfe.
Wash, mario dos vapo-
res mercantes, eli Norvana, pro-
plead de una compahia de Bal
timore, y ell tanque Olympic,
propiedad de la Compania In
ternacional de Vapores, Ltd,
fueron hundidos aver en- ell At
lantico. Ell Olympic enarbolaba
la bandera panameha. Creese
que todos los tripulantes del
Norvana Sc ahogaron. NADIA sc
sabe tampoco de la tripulaci6n
del tanque.
Key West, Fla, mario Z. -
Llegaron aquf en- un salvavidas,
luego de haber remado 81 horas
diez supervivientes de la motto
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
SUS CANDI-
u A LA REELEC-
CION LOS COMISIONA-
DOS HIXON, BALL Y HAC
KNEY

Anunciaron sus candidaturas
a la reelection, en- la manana
de hoy, tres sehores comisio-
nados del condado, Fred W.
Ball, de un distrito que abar-
ca a West Tampa; Curtis Hi
xon, del distrito nGmero 3, y
ell simpatico joven T. l.. Hack
uey.
Los tres Green haber servi-
do leal y eficientemente a sus
convecinos y piden Sc les rel
tere la confianza en- los conf
clos de mayo.
FL comisionado Simmons a
nunci6 aver su candidatura a
la reelection y Nick Nuccio 10
hara mahana 0 en- los prime
ros dias de "a semana que vie
ne.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
La escuadra americana escolta centenares de
transportes que llevan el rumbo de Australia
Los ingleses apoyados por tanques y aviacion,
contraatacan EN- Pegu. Hundidos otros 3 vapores
mercantes. Mantiene ell general Gordon BENEFIT
que los japoneses ~atacaran a Australia p,

nave noruega Left, hundida en-
81 Atlantico, ell pasado sabado,
por un submarine enemigo. Sc
tiene la esperanto de que hayan
sido recogidos los otros tripulan
ties del buque. I'm hombre, Err
ling SyverSern, de Noruega, Sc
hundi6 con ell barco.
Melbourne, Australia, mario
LA falta de aviones de caza
para proteger suS movimientos,
hizo marcharse de Java a los a.
vicnes americanos de bombar-
dec. Todas las defensas de Java
estn concentrates EN- la planicie
de Bandoeng.
Cuando la iSla sc rinda, la de-
rrota debera atribuirse a la fall
ia de aviaci6n, una vez mas. FL
general Henry Gordon Bennett,
que mandara las tropas austria
lianas en- Singapore, opina que
los j%aponeses atacaran a Austria
liza dentro de pocas semanas.
Los japoneses usaran las mis-
mas tacticas que emplearon en-
la peninsula Malaga y que aho-
ra utilizan en- Java. ''Debemos
aplastar a tempo esta amena-
"a" Sidney tuvo aver una alar-
ma de aviaci6n.
Una proclama del primer mi
nistro Curtin Hama a las armas
a todos los hombres, cen un IL
mite de so amos.
Lakeland, MARIO Robert
A. Gray, secretario de Estado
de la Florida, TONIC aver pose
sion del puesto de canci.ler no.
nOrariO del Southern College,
por | aho. Preside ell acto 81 DR..
ISpivey, en- compahia de Robert
MCGOWAN, poeta y conferences
Ia de New York.
Washington, MARIO 7.-El co
mite de medios y arbitrios de la
Camara acord6 aver proponer
que la deuda federal Sc eleve
desde SOS, 900, 900, 000 a $685.
0O0, 900, Goo. Asi 10 pidi6 ell Sc
cretario de Hacienda Morgen-
THAI.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07

ra Huerta, Jose Octavio Mon
teressi, Jesusa Sainz y Fran
cisco Sierra.
Cubanos: Dulce Maria Nj
hez, Carlos Corces, Maria Lui
sa Triana, Alicia Mesa, Espe-
rama Sierra y Nelly Ormond
Terry.
Honduras: Olive Marjorie
Williams.
Repatriada: Carload Rodri-
guez MenendeZ.
Ingleses: Martin +. Howley,
Ana Carolina Smith Robins,
William Donnachie, Herbert
Francis Lewis, Drayton May
ers, Olive Mary Baltimore, Ed
ma Mary Baltimore, Phillip
Henry Baltimore, Ray Wilson
Parsons, Lizzie Gertrude Dur
kee, Isadore l.. DeCubellis,
New Port Richey; William r.
Arkell, y Clara A. Flynn.
Polonia: Samuel Gardner.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
DIFERIDA LA RUPTURA DE
CHILE CON ELL EJE
presidente Rios tOmdrG
possession Ell dtG 2 de Gbra

Santiago, Chile, mario T.
Ia posibilidad de que Chile rom
piese las relaciones con ell Eye
antes del mes de abril, Sc ha di-
sipadO.
FL p~residente Juan Antonio
Rios no tomara possession hasta
81 dia 2 de abril.
Rios no retendra en- Ia carte
ra de relaciones exteriores a
Juan Bautista Rosetti. FL sena-
DO Sc reuni6 ~anteayer, pero no
ratified los acuerdos de Rio de
Janeiro.
Analizando las victorias ia
poneses en- el Pacifico, los liders
chilenos Sc estan acostumbran-
do a la idea de tener que sufrir
ataques aereos. Muchos chilenos
ricos Green que su pals debe
mostrarse muy fino con las pO-
tenciag del Eje.
La huelga en- la nina "El Te7
niente", de la Braden Copper,
no ha sido solucionada.
Ell presidente electo ha dicho
que no dara p1estos ministerial
les a los cOmunistas.