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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
STATE MIRACLE HOUSE
in ITS oath SEASON

The Miracle House, Maryland's
preventorium for undernourished
children, will open its twenty-fourth
season, it was announced today by
William B. Matthews, Managing Di-
rector of the Maryland tuberculosis
Association.
Since it first opened its doors in
1919, the Maryland tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION has operated this proven
forum continually.
During the months of July and
August over 100 children in contact
with tuberculosis will receive treat
ment to build up their bodies so that
they might withstand their contact
with the disease.
Commenting on the 1912 season,
Mr.. Matthews said, During our "a
years, we have restored hundreds of
children to health making them more
useful citizens for our country.
cat the Miracle House, which is
located on the shores of the Chesa-
peake at Claiborne, we will continue
to bring back more children to health
every summer"
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
BOND SALES GO
OVER THE TOP in
WORCESTER CO.
A Total OF $59,418 Was Sub
scribed, Exceeding The
Quota By About $1,000

According to figures just released by
the Treasury Department, Worcester
County went over the top in the May
drive for War Savings Bonds and
Stamps. A total of $59,418.0O was
subscribed. Since the quota for May
was $48,1OO this quota was exceeded
by about $1,000 or approximately 20
per cent.
Banks are in the lead with receipts
totaling $37,715.OO; Post Offices, &c.
523.OO and Federal Reserve E-F-G
2,18O.00.
On the basis of reports received for
June, $38,O57.25 of War Bonds have
been sold. This compares with the
June quota of $72, 10000 showing that
in the first two weeks of June over so
Continued on Page 81
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
.REY'D STEWART
LEAVES CITY FOR
RIVERTON, N. ].
Has Been Pastor OF Pitts Creek
Presbyterian Church For
The Last Four Years
WAS PRESIDENT-ELECT
OF THE ROTARY CLUB

While his official separation from
the Pitts Greek Presbyterian Church,
of which the Rev. R. B. Stewart is
pastor, has not yet been accomplished,
still his acceptance Of a call to anoth-
er pastorate has been confirmed, and
he will leave his present field to be-
gin his work in September, at River
ton, New Jersey.
Mr.. Stewart is of Scotch descent, 35
years of age, and came to this coun-
try in 1880. Completing a four-year
course in three years at the College
of the Ozarks, Arkansas, he entered
Princeton for his theological work.
His pastoral career began in POGO
moke, in 1898, and he has most ac-
ceptably served his congregation ever
since and leaves with the universal
Continued on Page a
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
The GOVERNOR
IS PLEASED With
THE BLACKOUTS
Says, With Hardly An Excep-
ton Communities Showed
Preparation For Attack

Before leaving for the South last
week Governor Herbert R. O'Connor
took occasion to extend a message of
sincere appreciation to the Civilian
Defense volunteers and the people of
the counties of Western, Northern and
Southern Maryland, who so success
fully conducted blackout tests with
in the past days.
81 am informed by Colonel Henry
S. Barrett, Chief of the Air Raid Pre-
caution Service of the State" the
Governor said, "that with hardly an
exception, the various communities
and localities gave conclusive evidence
that they are ready to meet any ext
Continued on Page ~
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
OCEAN CITY RESIDENT
FATALLY INJURED

Ralph Purnell, 35, a resident of
Ocean City, was fatally injured as he
walked across the Sinepuxent Bay
bridge at the resort late Saturday
night.
Purnell was struck by an automo-
bile about II o'clock and died in the
Peninsula General Hospital twelve
hours later from a broken neck.
The police identified the driver of
the car which struck Purnell as Henry
K. Graves Jr., of Seaford. They said
no charge will be brought against
him and that contributing factor in
the fatality may have been the dim
out requiring automobiles to proceed
with low parking lights.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
MODEL OF STEAMER IN
CLARKE & cos WINDOW

There is on exhibition in the show
window at the drug store of w. H.
Clarke & Co., on Market Street, a
model of the steamer BERTHE E. Tull,
which was built in 1895 by the late
Mr.. E. James Tull at his ship yard in
Pocomoke City, and was named in
honor of his daughter, now Mrs. VIM.
G. Pruitt, of Greenbackville, Va.
This steamer was a pioneer In
Chesapeake Bay steamers propelled
by a gasoline engine.
The model was constructed by Mr..
George T. Ross of GAL, Jefferson
Street, Philadelphia. He is an ac-
tive member of the Ship Modeler's
Club of the Franklin Institute, Phila-
delphia. The figures representing the
officials and crew of the steamer, sta
toned on the deck of the model where
constructed by a daughter of Mr..
Ross being carved out of lockwood.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
BROOKS SHRIEVES IS
HONORED BY DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Landlord enter
tanned at a six o'clock dinner Sunday
last, i'll honor of their nepsew, Brooks
Shrieves, who has just received his
degree at the University of Virginia
and is leaving in few days for Will
son Dam, Alabama, where he has ac-
cepted position.
The invited guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Shrieves, Mr.. Carlton
Shrieves, New Church, Va, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Birmingham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Birmingham, and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Dousha, Pocomoke
City, Md, Mrs. Clara Tyndail, Miss
Dorothy Tyndail, Snow Hill, Md;
and Mr.. Noah Adkins, Delmar, Del.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
LOCAL BOARD REPORTS
II men FOR SERVICE

The Local Board, No. 1, of the Sc
lective Service System, reports the
following as being accepted, into
service:
Pocomoke City, white; Julius
Smullin Lambden, Edward Farrell,
Bowen Jr., William Bryan Hickman.
Colored; William Henry Reed.
Snow Hill, white: Arthur James
Green.
Berlin, white: Thomas Steven
CULLEN, Raymond Gumby Lark.
Ocean City, white: Charles Rus
sell Cooper, Edward William CULLEN,
Paul t. Scott Workman. Colored;
Clarence Edward Pitts.
Newark, white: Richard Francis
Chopper.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
c. H. SHAFFER
WILL REMOVE TO
WASHINGTON, DC.
Has Accepted A Position With
A Federal Government
Health Department

Charles H. Shaffer Jr., who for
several years has been connected with
the Worcester Health Department, as
Sanitation Inspector, has accepted a
position in Washington with the Fed
eral Government.
During the time Charlie" has been
in Pocomoke, he has made many
friends, and on Tuesday night Of this
week, high tribute was paid him at
the regular meeting of the Lions
Club, when he was presented a fine
and useful gift by the Club. L. Paul
Ewell made the presentation speech,
and Charlie" responded with a few
we'll chosen words, THAT POGO
Continued on Page a
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
INTERESTING
PROGRAMME AT
The ROTARY CLUB
Division Engineer LipscOmb
And Publicity Agent Steven
son Were Entertainers

Division Engineer, Michael Lips
comb, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
accompanied by Mr.. Y. /. Stevenson,
Publicity Representative, were guests
of the local Rotary Club on Monday
evening, last
Mr. Lipscomb gave a very enter
tanning and instructive talk on the
railroads, showing the period of de-
preston through which they passed
and their present status of splendid
operating success. He maintained that
railroads were the greatest carrying
agency of the country While other
means We're good so far as they went
only the roads could accomplish the
Continued on Page 81
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
MANY POCOMOKE STORES
WILL CLOSE JULY 4TH.

Most Of the grocery stores and
mercantile establishments in POGO
moke City will close Saturday, July
4th in celebration Of Independence
Day. However, in order to accommo-
date weekend shoppers they will re-
main open Friday evening, July 3rd.
Shop Friday and if unable to COM
plete your shopping in the day time
salespeople will be in attendance Fri
day evening to supply your wants.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
SPECIAL SERVICES AT
OLD REHOBOTH CHURCH

Especial services" will be held in
the "Old Rehoboth Presbyterian
Church., Rehoboth, Md, Sunday,
June %, 1912, at II A. M.
There will be presentation of an
American flag by the donor, Mr..
Griffin Callahan, of Pocomoke City,
also "Christian Flag" will be pre-
scented by Mrs. Hazel Long, repre-
senting the "Westminsters Young
Peoples Society, the donors.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
SATURDAY time FOR
FARMERS CONTRIBUTION

Saturday tomorrow June 9th,
has been set aside as Farmers Day.
in Worcester County to assist in the
rubber drive, which is now under way.
This drive will end June 30th.
Mr.. Raymond Magee, of Berlin,
who is in charge of the program, is
anxious for the county to go over the
top in this campaign and urges all
farmers to look up and sell at their
nearest filling station, all the old
rubber on their premises.
The success of this drive will mean
whether or not retreads will be avail
able to the public.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
TUBERCULOSIS ASSOC.
ARRANGES JULY CLINICS

The Maryland tuberculosis Associ-
alton has arranged the following
clinics for the month of July:
July 10, Snow Hill, Health Depart
ment Office, at 10 o'clock in the
morning.
July Ia, Princess Anne, County
Health Office, at 10 o'clock in the
morning.
July II, Salisbury, Public Health
Office, Court House, at 9 o'clock in
the morning.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
Publication Date Is
Changed Next Week

Owing to the Nations holt
day, July 4th, the Democrat"
will be published on Thursday
of next week instead of on Fri
day, July 3. The correspond
ants for the paper are asked to
send in their notes in time for
the earlier date, and the adver-
Users are also requested to re-
member the shortening of the
week. 1t is the Publishers
idea to get the edition to the
public in order for shoppers to
study the sales, and act ac-
cOrdingly.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
FIFTH REGISTRATION
DATED FOR june BOTH

BY Proclamation, June 30, 1912, has
been set for the Fifth Registration for
all men born on or after January 1,
1922, and on or before June 3Oth,
1924.
Arrangements for this registration
are similar to all the preceding ones.
1t will take place in the local high
school building and the set-up will be
along the same lines.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
Local Situation In
Water Gives Concern

The water situation in POGO
mOke City is giving much con-
Germ to the Mayor and Council.
Citizens are again asked not to
use outside spigots. COOpera-
ton is lax in this connection.
Unless waste is discontinued, an
ordinance will have to be passed
placing a heavy fine on viola
tors. The city may be menaced
by fire. Save the water. The
Mayor and Council ask absO-
lutte cooperation.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
PROLIFIC CROWN OF
TOMATOES SHOWS EIGHT

Mr.. Sylvester Messick brought to
the Democrat" office this week a
rather unusual production of toma-
toes from a single crown. The fruit
is of the Rutledge variety and shows
eight perfectly formed tomatoes. with
one more to develop in time. The
sample has attracted much attention.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-06-26
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from the
Democrats Pen

Well, Sir, / want some of you fish
ermen to read the following clipping
and get your thinking caps on to tel
. bigger one:
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
UNA MADRE Sc NEGO A Els
COGER ENTIRE SUS HIJOS

Fall River, Mass, Octubre
20.-La Sra. Antoine Rebello
decline una proposition hecha
por la junta de reclutamiento
del di.trito donde vive para
que escogiesc cual de sus hi
jos, de 20 amos, gemelos, de-
sea tener con ella, por cuanto
uno debe servir a Uncle Sam.
"Yo no puedo decidir entire
mis- hijos. Los amo a los dos.
Su pax los necesita y aqui es-
tan. 70 10Y su madre y no pue
do decidir cual debe marchar-
Sc V cual quedarse." Segin las
reglas ell de mas edad es ell
que debe ir. Ella revel6 enton-
ces oue Alfredo habia nacido
bora y media antes cue Nor
berto. Cuando la junta iba a
escribir ell nombre de Alfredo,
Norberto dijo: Yo ire mi her.
mano Sc quedara. Ell solo pesa
1870 libras y 80 peso 1853. Soy
mas fuerte que 81.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

Washington, Octubre 20
La escuadra americana, que no
fuera mencionada en- las mott
cias de los 1ltimos dias, atac6
aver las posiciones y dep6sitos
de municiones del enemigo en-
ell noroeste de Guadalcanal.
Anuncia la nota de Ia ma
rina que los aeroplanos ame-
ricanos bombardearon duran
tie tres dias las posiciones del
enemigo, empezan1o q 16 de
octubre. En- dos dias de bata-
Has aereas las perdidas de los
japoneses aumentaron en- las
Solomon a $40 aeroplanos. De
una fuerza de 40, ocho bonn
barderos y IL cazas fueron de-
rribados cuando intentaban a.
tacar ell aer6dromo de Guadal
canal.
La base del enemigo en- la
isla Santa Isabel, lis millas
al norte de Guadalcanal, fue
bombardeada por las Fortale-
zas Aereas del eiercito.
Cazas de la marina, tipo
Grunman Wildcat, lanzaron
bombas y quemaron II hidros
del enemigo. Tambi6n fueron
derribados un hidro de gran
tamaho y un bombardero de
dos rOtores.
BESIDE ell Is de o.tubre ce-
saron las aetividades iapone-
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
CONFIESA HABER COMETl-
DO rs DEF ITOS EN- OCHO
sen

Chicago, Octubre 20-AE-
tel ell captain de p0licia Luis
Klatzzco. Irwin IA ,'ens, al pa
Dire de familia, ,onfes6 aver
que h&bia cometiLU rs delitos
en- un periodic de ocho sera
nas.
Entire .os crimenes cometi-
dos aparecen atracoa, secueS-
tros, violaciones, robos y dis
paros.
Verif:eaOa IN atraco Guam
co Sc .anzaron SCORE ell, derrl.
bandolo al suelo, Ell encarga
do del Establishments, un en-
pleado y un parroouianO. Tres
policias llegaron despu6s V IL
no de ellos lie peg6 en- la cabe-
"a con la culata de su rev6-
yer, haciendoe entrar Ell raZ6n
Kadens describe asi sus cri-
menes: Cinco violaciones, IL
robos, 16 robos de AUTOMOBILES
%atracos, etc.
Explicando la transforma-
ci6n de hombre honrado a cri
minal, dijo: Gun comandante
me peg6 en- Camp Grant. Me
do con el puno y al caer me
pegu6 en- la cabeza con una
silla. Desde aquel mOmento
perdi ell respeto para ell eJer-
cito.' Asegura que trat6 de sui
cidarse ell dia % de octubre,
al cumplir 33 amos. Calcula
entire $4,000 y $4,000 ell dine
70 que robara.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
Las tormentas de otono dilicultan las operaciones
Repelidos los nazis en- varios sectores.-La Es-
cuadra y los aeroplanos apoyan a la
Infanteria de Marina

Moscu. oct. 20.-Fuertas tor
mentas de otono dificultaron
hasta hoy las operacionos de
guerra entire los rios NoIga y
Don, frente de Stalingrad0.
Los rusos manticnen sus po-
siciones. H~abi5ndose ca.mado el
viento frio y la lluvia, los nazis
pusieron de nuevo en- aetividad
sus bdmbarderos de picada y
sus cazas. La aviaci6n rusa
tambiGn realiza las operaciones
orden@das por &. mando.
Vo,vieron hoy los alemanes
a su antigua tactica dc bombar-
dear primero con la artl'leria y
despu6s atacar con la infante-
ria.
Las tropas hicierOn un vio.nto
fuogo de canon Y mantienen las
posicionos en- las que luchan des-
do el pasado domingo.
Sobre Ia batalIa en- I'm distri-
to de fabricas, sector norte, di-
&c q communicates dc hoy:
"Los alemanes fueron rope
'li1os, siete tan1ues destruidos y
muertos 400 soldadOs. Una par
te de la unidad X, en- un comJa-
te nocturno, lc destruy6 al enc
migo 10 aerop'anos, cuatro NOR
teros, 13 cajas de pildoras y
trincheras profundas y mas &c
una compahia de infantgria. Al
noroeste de StalinRrad9 nuas-
tros exploradores atacaron un
Iu sto avanzado del enemig0.
capturandO dos amctrt.ladCras
y matando a 40 nazis. la artille
ria de izo cuatro cahones y una
bateria de morteros, matando la.
mayor parte de dos companies
alemanas.
En- q occidente del Cducaso
la bata'la Sc mantiene sin des-
ventaja para el ej6rcito rojo.
Nuestros scldaios Sc marcha-
ron de dos aldcas al sureste de
Novorossisk. En- otro sector re-
chazamos ataques que le CO. ta-
ron a los nazis 1900 oficiales y.
so,dados.
Los marines rusos, apoyados
por barcos de Ia escuadra del
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

Quedaria creada, de ser a.
probada la medida, I'm comite
especial de u senadores Y 81
representatives., escogidos lie
los comites de a>untos militia
res, asuntos navales y cr6ditos.
A este comite sc mandaria
toda la legislation relaciona-
da con la guerra y sus intor-
mes serian presentados, en- ell
mismo lenguaje, a los dos ca
maraS.
En- un informe leido hoy al
Congress- Sc pide una compile
ia reorganization de las agen-
cias de guerra bajo una nueva
s|uper-junta de control.
Sc dice en- ell documento que
los oficiales encargados del
programa de production de
guerra, incluyendo la mOvili-
zzaei6n de la potencia huma-
ma, no Sc han percatado toda-
via del significado de la que
IRA moderna. Sc recomienda
la subordinaci6n de la Jurta
de Production de Guerra, la
Administration del Servicio
Selectivo, la Comisi6n de PO--
tencia Humane y la Oficina de
Administration de Precios a
la nueva super-agencia que sc
conoceria con ell nomore de O.
ficina de Mobilization para la
Guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

Washington. Octubrc 2C.-
Llegan numerosos telegramas
pidiendo al Senado que no Sc
restrinjan las actividades e.
colares de los j6venes de Is y
10 amos de edad, que van a
ser reclutados,
Cartas Y telegramas reco-
miendan que no Sc permita la
vcnta de bebidaS alcoholics
cerca de les campamentos a
donde sean llevajos los jdye-
mes de lS y 10 amos.
FL Senado discutira la ley
el pr6ximo jueves. Anuncia ell
senador Lee, de Oklahoma,
que pedira Sc haga una vota-
ci6n sobre Ia enmienda para
prohibir la venta de "intoXi-
cante,' en- o cerca de los pues-
tos militares.
La mayoria de los senado-
res estima que la ley dc6e ser
aprobada sin la enmienda de
Lee.
Greco en- el CongreSo u Senti-
miento EN- pro de un alto man
do congressional" cuyas atribu
clone, consistiran en- coordi-
mar la legislation de guerra.
Una proposition EN- este sen
lido fue presentada por el re-
presentante Dirksen, reublica
no de Illinois, quien dice cue
asi Sc evitara, en- muchos ca
SOS. la duplication de esfuer-
EOS.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
LA FUNCION A BENEFICIO
DE LOS ~REFUGIADOS

Ell viernes 6 de noviembre Sc
efectuara en- el teatro del Centre
Asturiano Ia function a beneficio
de los refugiados espanoles.
Sera estrenada la interesante
obra que lleva el titulo de "Pepa
la Trueno".
Tiene a su cargo la organiza-
ci6n la Junta de ultura. Parte
q dinero que Sc recaude Sc des-
tinara al Banco de Sangre Y a
regalos de Pascuas para los sol
dados que defender la causa de
la democracia.
Es una obra humanitaria y
seguramente alcanzara el apoyo
de nUestrO puhlieo.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
PRFGUNTAS Y RESPUES-
TAS QUE LIE I~NTERESAN
4 listed

Pregunta: Nj hijo, que fuers
llamado al servicio no sabe leei
nj oscribir Esconde este de sus
camaradas Y no Sc atreve a pc
dir que escriban pOr 81. GC6mo
podr6 saber donde esta y reel.
Dir ~noticias suyas?
Rcspuesta. Escribale al cape
Liam del campamento donde fue-
ra iurado. Gustosamente "a le
dara noticias de su hijo.
Pregunta jCon qui6n debo
ponerme en- contacto para ven
der'e al gobierno una maquina
de escribir?
RoJpuesta Cualquier details
Ia de maquinillas Sc hara car.
20 de esta operation.
Pregunta Estoy empleada en-
una fabrica de trajes. Puedo
marcharme 0 mi empleo esta 81
jeto a "congelaci6n" bajo una
pueva ley?
Respuesta Puede zanzibar de
trabajo 81 asi 10 desea.
Pregunta les contra la ley
que mi madre me cosa en- la cha
uueta unoG galones de sargento
Ne gustaria mucho usarios.
Regpuesta: ST, es contra la
10y, hijo. Made silo un sargen-
to puede usar los galones de sar
gentn,
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
Hundidos O averados $50 submarines
desde que empez6 la buena
Tropas al lericanas en- camino de Iran
Torpeadeado un transporte de los nazis

de Estado en- la oficina de Ne.
gocios Extranjeros. dijO hoy a
la Camara de los Comunes que
no Sc habia recibido petici6n
alguna de Rudolf Hess para
que Sc permita a su espOsa u
nirse a 81. Isl tai petici6n fue-
Sc recibida, sera denegada.
Hess es un pri,ionero de que
ira Y no tiene derecho a tales
facilidades."
Tn submarine desconocido
tcrpcdo6 aver ell transporte
Deutschland. que llevaba mil
so'dados nazis, por ell Baltico,
de de Sassu.tz a Trelleborg en-
Suecia
Ia xplos.6n del torpedo
prOdui0 Do muerte a cuatrO
hCmbrcs Muchos de los solda-
dos murieron ahogados y 20
sufrieron heridas.
FL vapor no Sc hundi6 y fu6
llevado a Trelleborg, donde
los soldado fueron puestos en-
trenes sena3c. y transportados
a Noruega. No fu6 atacado O.
tro bar-o que iba dctras del
torpedeadO.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

Mar Negro y aeroplanos. recap
turaron una altura en- la misma
area Y barrieron cerca de un ba
TALON de los nazis.
FL viaje de Himmler a Italia,
segin las noticias llegadas a es-
Ia capital, tuvo por objeto pal
par la realidad |interna en- GUAM
to a Ia moral del pueblo italiano.
Himmler no solo visit6 a Mus
solini, sino que tambien celebr6
numerosas entrevistas con ell
ccnde Ciano, Alexandra PavOli-
nj, ministro de propaganda, y Ell
teniente general Gaibiati, CONAN
dante de las Camisas N2gras.
Hitler Sc propone hacer una
vista a Italia en- ell cuarto in
vierno de Ia guerra Y el jefe de
la Gstapo fu6 a preparar ell te-
reno.
Centenares de miembros de
Ia Gestapo, encargados de cola
Eorar con la Ovra, llegaron en-
los dltimos dias.
Toda Ia censura, mientras du-
70 la vista estuvo en- las manos
dc la po!icia nazi.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

Londres, Octubre 20.-El
Primer Lord del Almirantazgo
A. V. Alexander, declare hoy
Que han sido hundidos o ave
riados $50 submarines del Eje
desde que la guerra empeza--
ra.
Aparecen Includes en- ell to-
tai los ataques hechos por bar
cos Y aviones norteamerica-
nos;; pero no Sc abarcan los
realizaos por Russia Y Francia.
LA guerra contra los sub
marines cOntinGa siendo toda-
via ell mayor de nuestros pro-
blemas de guerra"
Noticias difundidas por la
Radio de Suecia revelan que
tropas de los Estaos Unidos es
tan en- canine de Irania y Ru-
STA. Estos soldados fueron es-
pecialmente entrenados para
la guerra en- las montahas.
NADIA Sc sabe sobre ell arri-
BIO a Siria de tropas america
mas. Esta nOticia Sc do hace
pocos dias por la propaganda
nazi.
Richard Law, subsecretario
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

Los obreroS de Gradiaz, Annis
Co., sc marcharon aver del ira
bajo pidiendo Sc devuelva a un
'bonchero" la maquina que ma
nejaba y lie fuera "arrebatada'
por "perderse en- bandas".
mo hubiese sido mejor. an
ties de ir a la huelga, pedirle a
la firma la reposici6n de csc ira
Ibajador?
Existe IN contrato entire la
Union international y los Fa-
bricantes de Tabacos que prohl-
be huelgas de esta dase, sin a.
NiSo.
lei representante del Sr. Van
Horn, Ell presidente Internacio-
nail, dice que la huelga es lie
gal.
Ell Sr. Francisco Barcena, pre-
sidente del Comite Consultivo
Conjunto, afirma que Sc trata
de una huelga no autorizada.
iEs la intenci6n de algunos
que los fabricantes lleguen al
"criterio" de que no les convene
un contrato con una Union que
no puede dominar a sus miem-
bros?
lNo es ecesaria la discipline
a los trabajadOres, en- tempo de
guerra y de paz?
iY conste que nos parece tor
tuoso, recordando la historic de
Ia industrial, csc "cuentillO" de
los 'bonos' para los que mo Sc
pierdan en- bandas'!
iY que tampoco 'Huce bien"
ouitarle a un hombre la maqui-
ma de "bonchar", "por haberse
perdido en- bandas", y dejarle la
maquina a una obrera que tam
bien Sc habia perido en- bandas"
lPor que no Sc entienden los
trabajadores, velando por sus
inteerses legitimos?
Ivan a seguir rinendo y enc
mistandose porque ash agrada y
convene a una minoria?