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Evening star., 1942-11-02
Enemy Supply Ships Hit
In Channel Bottle
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 2-The Admiralty
announced today that one enemy
supply ship was set on fire and a
small vessel left sinking during a
fight with an enemy convoy off the
Sept-Iles (Seven Islands, yesterday
morning. The islands are off the
north coast of Brittany.
British ships encountered a con-
voy of three small supply ships
escorted by two torpedo boats and
an armed trawler, and scored hits
on both the convoy and the escort
vessels, a communique said. Be-
cause of fog and a heavy smoke
screen put up by the enemy, it was
impossible to determine the full
damage to the enemy ships, it was
reported.
Evening star., 1942-11-02
AustroIion Sergeant
Books Race Bets in
Range Of Jop Shells
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated PYsss.
SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. a.
II you have the money you can
place \ bet on the outcome Of
Australia's biggest horse race
November q while under Jap
shell fire.
At the edge of . trail In the
Owen Stanley Mountains
stands . native house with the
sign: Melbourne Cup Quota
tions; Best Odds; No Credit"
The boolmaker Is IN Austra-
liam sergeant whose business
hours are any time he isn't On
military duties. He says busi-
ness Is better than It was last
year when he made bets In
Egypt and Syria.
Evening star., 1942-11-02
Canadian Businesses
Frozen, New Stores
Must Have Permits
DistilIeries Change Over
To War Production,
breweries Limited
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, Nov. 2.-Canada's war
economy slipped into q higher gear
today and most Canadians felt the
resulting change as series of freez-
ing orders and restrictions went
into effect with the opening Of
business
Perhaps the most sweeping al
teration in Canadian business life
was contained in the order by the
Board Of Prices freezing variety
of business establishments at their
present status and forbidding the
starting of new businesses except by
permit. The creation of new selling
outlets, stocking of lines of goods
not already handled and moving
to larger premises Is prohibited
except by permit.
The order applies to manufac-
turers, wholesalers, retailers and 10
types of service businesses, such as
undertaking and embalming, laun-
dering, hairdressing and plumbing
and heating.
Other changes:
Canadian distilleries ceased max
ing spirits for drinking purposes
and concentrated on alcohol pro-
duction for war purposes.
Breweries Limited.
Canadian breWeries were limited
IN their quarterly use of malt for
making beer to the amount used
in the corresponding period of last
year.
Quotas restricting the production
OF newsprint, paper and paper-board
to the average production rate of the
last six months came into effect for
the November output.
Butter prices went up three-quar-
ters of cent pound.
Maximum wholesale and retail
prices for carcasses, sides and cuts
of lamb and for all classes and
grades of dressed poultry through
out Canada were established.
No Closing of Stores.
The purpose of the order freezing
business establishments at their pres
ent status Is to prevent an increase
of existing outlets when supplies are
being restricted. Exempted from the
order are the sale of newspapers and
magazines; Government undertak-
ings; religious, charitable, philan-
thropic and educational organiza-
tions; farmers, hunters, trappers,
livestock and poultry producers and
fishermen except when they operate
In a retail place of business other
than market stall; boarding house
operators; supplies of goods or serv-
ices for the munitions department
or its agents: canteens within the
limits of military establishments.
I'm respect to the business picture
generally, there is no intention of
closing down retail or any other
stores arbitrarily, now or in the fu-
ture," an official said.
Our objective is to see that the
bare requirements of the civilian
population are met and the re-
mainder of Canadian strength placed
behind the war effort"
Evening star., 1942-11-02
.Yonks' Mystery Singer
Not So Mysterious

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA tall blond
entered the stage door canteen and
introduced herself as Mrs. Helen
Bass, singer"
She sang for 20 minutes and the
servicemen shouted an ovation.
"Wow!" a corporal exulted. That
dame oughtta be in the movies"
After she'd left committee
woman explained that Mrs. Helen
Bass in public life is Helen Traubel,
Metropolitan Opera soprano.
Evening star., 1942-11-02
Plains Plant Yields
Scarce Insecticide
BY the Associated Press.

By tne ASSoclated Press.
SALTWATER, Okla. - Th e
farmer harvesting the mesquite-like
plant out in his pasture probably is
reaping crop of insecticide.
Ever since the Japs overran the
Dutch East Indies, the insecticide
rotenone-good for dipping animals
as well as spraying vegetables-has
been hard to come by.
Oklahoma Agricultural expert
ment Station insecticide sleuths
believe they have the answer in the
cat willow or so-called river locust.
This plant has rotenone in its bean,
and it is about as common on the
plains as mesquite.
Evening star., 1942-11-02
u. S. Sailors Clothes
Ripped off as laps
Bombed Wasp
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
COFFEYVILLE, Kans., Nov.
Jack Duane Martin, 18, sea-
man first class, had all his
clothes on when he left the
sinking aircraft carrier Wasp in
the Solomon waters, but when
he was picked up hours later
he didn't have any and he
doesn't know when or how he
lost them.
His only clue, he told relatives
on a visit, was that the impact
from exploding depth bombs the
Japs dropped in their efforts to
finish the ship, ripped his cloth
ing from him.
Evening star., 1942-11-02
Russian Divers Fight Nozis
To Get Sunken Ship Corgoes

Russian deep sea divers are fight
ing their way into the holds of
sunken vessels in battle areas to
recover valuable cargoes, the Soviet
Embassy Information Bulletin re-
ported here yesterday.
The bulletin told the story of two
cases where divers crept under fire
to spots where boats had been sunk
and had made successful salvage
efforts.
On the Black Sea coast, Soviet ar
tillery batteries sank several German
Evening star., 1942-11-02
Sonto Claus Ordered
To DoH Mask in Street
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
WICHITA. Kans. - Santa Claus
can wear his mask In department
store, but II he steps into the street,
he will break the law.
Tho city council has passed IN
anti-mask ordinance, but Santa
Clauses who remain On private prop
erty won't be affected.
Police Chief Thomas Jaycox asked
for the law, primarily to hamper
Halloweeners. He says criminals and
saboteurs could lurk undetected be-
hind the masks.
Evening star., 1942-11-02

r1alS 10 nelp our
fighting forces!
That's the spirit
behind the Con-
servation pro-
gram. This ad-
vice applies di-
rectly to your car.
S AV E G A S !
Have Call Carl
mechanics trans
form every ounce
Of gas ip your
tank into direct
rNu,ap GAuT
Evening star., 1942-11-02
Nine Doomed in Hunoorv

LONDON, Nov. 2 R.-A military
court In Hungary has sentenced
nine persons to death and others
to long prison terms for sabotage,
assassination and the use of arms
against the public security" q
Reuters dispatch from Vichy said
today.
Evening star., 1942-11-02
Professor Wins 1000
For Cancer Research
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSoclkted Pre83.
NEW YORK, Now 2.-Dr. Charles
Brenton Higgins, professor OF uro-
logy In the University OF Chicago,
was announced yesterday as winner
of a $1,000 prize for the outstanding
cancer research of the year.
The Katherine Berkan Judd prize
of the Memorial Hospital for the
Treatment Of Cancer and, Allied.
Diseases was awarded DR.. Higgins
"as a mark Of recognition Of the
pioneer work resulting In marked
amelioration and prolongation Of
life Of many patients with prostatic
cancer"
Evening star., 1942-11-02
Acid Indigestion
Relieved in s minutes or

d0ubIe your money bAck
When exeess stomach acid causes painful.
sudocating gas, sour stomach and heart.
burn. doctors usually prescribe the fastest
relief-medicines like those in Bell-ans
Tablets. No laxative. Bell-ans brings COM
fort in jiny or double your money back on
return of bottle to US C5c at all druggists.
La gaceta., 1942-02-16

para. controlar la situaci6n y al
hacerlo, recurren a procedi-
mientos barbaros como solo u
ma mente alemana puede hacer-
10. Los judfos que ellos haIbian
encerrado en- los ghettos son sa
cados de ALI Y puestos en- cam
pos nueyos lejos de las ciuda-
des. Esta medida ha sido adop-
tada por ell Comisario local
Prudential del area Gerwolin,
segun comunica la radio del
Vistula. Ordenes similares sc
proclamation para Radon y o.
tras parties. Doctores medicos
polacos " judios a los que Sc
habia prohibido 81 ~ejercer su
carrera estan siendo sacados
de los campos de concentration
para ayudar a combatir la cpl
demia. Bajo la dura necesidad
los alemanes Sc ven obligados
aun a libertar prisioneros. El
16 de diciembre de 1941, Ell Co
misario de Distrito de Taurog-
gen puso en- libertad a $50 pri-
sioneros, la mayor parte medi-
cos o personals cue podian ser
utilizadas como ayudantes prac
ticantes. Ell "Krakauer lei
.tung" del II de diciembre orde-
ma a la poblaci6n alemana de
Cracovia de evitar TODD contac-
to con los polacos. Esta ciudad
tenia antes de la guerra una pc
blaci6n alemanai de tan solo
500 habitantes. En- la actuali-
dad existen ALI $4,000 alema-
mes.
Sin embargo, es dudoso 81 es-
tas medidas seran eficaces en-
detener la rapida extension del
contagio, La fiebre es la secuen
cha l6gica de una larga historic
Gle crimenes y abominaciones.
I'm ejercito vencido esta en- re-
tirada al oeste, usando todos
los caminos y carreteras hacia
una IONA infectada. Por sema-
mas y aun per meses, estos HON
bres no Sc han mudado la ropa.
Los piojos son ell vehiculo mas
peligroso para la dissemination
del microbio.
La gaceta., 1942-02-16
FL CUARTO JTNETE DEL APOCALYPSE
No hay jab6n nj desinfectantes
POR WALTER TSCHUPPIK

los alemanes en- los paises que
estOs Ocupan.
Los cuatro jefes comisarios
de Rosenberg, Litzmann en- Es-
tOnia, Drechsler en- Letonia,
Reuteln en- Lituania y Kube en-
la Russia Blanca, Sc han visto
en- grandes apuros para ahCgar
la Verdad sobre ell gran hume
70 de muertos entire la pobla-
ci6n civil. No cabe duda de que
este era obedeciendo las instruc
clones de su jefe, ell "Ministro
de Ostland", porque la repenti-
ma extension de la enfermedad
coincide con la retirada de los
ejercitos alemanes en- Russia.
En- toda la inmensa extern
sion de pals que Sc extiende
desde ell Baltico a los CarpatoS,
no hay jab6n, algod6n hidr6filo
nidesinfectantes. La mayor par
te de las ciudades, para no ha-
blair de las aldeas, estan absolu-
tamente sin servicios medicos.
En- muchos sitios los cadave-
res de seres humanos y ANNA
les permanecen al descubierto
por dias y mas dias; los conquis
tadores alemanes sc portan CO.
mo terroristas. En- toda Polo
MIA ell nuevo regimen esta SIM
bolizado por la horca de donde
penden los cuerpos de los AUS
ticiados meciendose al viento
por semanas enteras, para SER
yir de escarmiento a los demas.
A menudo el arado descubre
los cuerpos de los Goldados que
cayeron en- la lucha de Polonia
y de- los Estados Balticos y que
fueron enterrados de prisa y co
rriendo. Los Servicios de aqua
han sido destruidos, los pozos
infectados.
LAS a~utoridades alemanas,
alarmadas por ell peligro q. CO.
rren sus ej6rcitos en- retirada,
estan hacienda cuanto pueden
La gaceta., 1942-02-16

Londres, Febrero 16.-La
Peste, Ell cuarto jinete del Apo
calipsis, esta galOpando sobre
la "Ostland" recientemente con
quistada por Alemania, en- la
forma de titus.
Sc manifesto por primera Vez
en- lPolonia-en las provincias
de- VoIhynia y PodOlia-y de
ALI Sc extendi6 a Estonia, Le-
Letona Lituania y a la Russia
Blanca. Segun un mensaJe de
Bucarest, tambien hace estra-
Cos en- '"Transdniestria", el dis
trito ocupado por los rumanos
al otro lado del rio Bug. En- Po-
lonia Sc ha extendido mas, es-
pecialmente en- las cercanias de
Lvoy y Radon, y ahora amena-
"a a los ejercitos nazis en- reti-
rada.
Esta epidemic no puede sor-
prender a nadie. Els parte in
herente de las escenas de te-
rror y barbarismo creado por
La gaceta., 1942-02-16
PARA LA.NUJER DEL HOGAR

CT. ;Que quieres decir con ESQ
lie ti1ando Gle Roma? 5Que es
ESQ de tirando..-.? 10 que dice
es: Sila, senior y tirano de Ro-
ma. JTG sabes 10 que es un IT,
rano?
La nina vacila y ACADIA por
,confesar que 10 ignora.
Ell otro dia me dijiste que
tampoco sabias 10 que era "mu-
chedumIbre', @limite', fluvial...
La nina mira a su madre un
POGO asombrada.
-Anda. ST es por ESQ.,. Ia lee
zion nunca Sc sabe 10 que Dice.
ninguna la entiende... nj las
maestras, tampoco,
-,Pero, Ide d6nde sacas esas
cosas?
-Pues Eporque en- los libros
NADIA esta claro..... todas son pa
labras que no Sc dicen nunca.
La mama suspira, pensando
cue la nina tiene raz6n, y que
es maravillosa la habilidad con
que en- los libros, en- muchos Ii
bros, las cosas mas sencillas Sc
hacen incomprensibles.
ST til me explicaras.
-Bueno, pues vamos.
Y mama, con las sencillas pa
labraS de todos los dias, comien
"a a explicar y hace de la lee
ci6n, fatigosa e indigeste, un
bonito cuento, que la nina no oil
vidara nunca.
iQue bonito era, y yo no 10
saba!
Yo sola no 10 entiendo!
No es solo que no 10 entien
das es que no lees bien.
@Quien me ha ensenado a
leer? $1,000
-Yo; pero de NADIA sirve 81
no conoces las palabras.
y a hablar, jquien me ha
ensenado?
70; esas cosas las ensenan
las madres.
-Pues, va yes; aun no sc
bien TODD ESQ.
81 quisieras explicarme la lee
ci6n siempre.
Jay, hija! Yo he Olvidado
todas esas coSas.
La gaceta., 1942-02-16
D. Martinez.

Esta senalado para manana
martes, a las tire SIDE la tarde, ell
entierro de Elias Hanovega, de
A amos, veeino de la casa MI
nero 1914 de la Gale Palafox,
que aver falleciera en- I'm haspi-
tai local.
HanOvega pertenecia a una
distinguish familia latina y des
empen6 pueStoS de importan-
cia en- bancos y poderosas cor
p~oraciones.
LIE sobreviven su viuda, Sra.
Laura Lucas Hanovega; una
.hija y un hermano.
Ell cadaver recibira Sepultu-
IA en- ell cememterio WOodlawn.
La gaceta., 1942-02-16
La Mia " su Mudre

70 no puedo aprenderme
la lecci6n, mama. Es muy diff
Gil.
La mama, que Sc pule las u
nss, comenta:
-Estudia y veras como la a.
prendes.
Isl estudio mucho.
La mama decide tomarle la
Lection. Toma ell libro y la dice
-Empieza.
La nina cruza las manos y
%canturrea:
-Sila, senior y tirdndo de Re
ma.
-iQue disparate estas di-
ciendo!
ST cast no la Sc.
-Pero, hija. 81 es que no sa-
hes 10 que dices. Vamos, ven a.
La gaceta., 1942-02-16
TERMLNARA HOY LA ms
ClRIPCION DE CIUDADA-
NOS

Hoy Sc terminara La inscrip-
ci6n, bajo una ley de la Repd-
blica, de todos los hOmbres en-
tire las edades de 20 a A amos,
exceptuando a los que va Sc ha-
bian inscripto.
sCon gran actividad Sc traba-
j6 Ell sabado y aver domingo en-
las escuelas pGbljcas, oficinas
de las juntas de reclutamiento
y otroS lugares.
La ley solo admite EXCUSES
de los enfermos graves.
La gaceta., 1942-02-16
GEL AMB1ENTE oBRERO
CViene de la Ia. pdg.)

>. cV'snI @s IA a. pd9@
81 nj ell recuerdo: me 10 coma
por muy rollizo y mantecosd
que e~stuviera.
Tambien es peregrino yer
como ahora va no hay csc te-
NOR a jugarse ell pan de los
hijos por servir a los trabaja-
.dores.
En- estos tiempos, al reeves de
los treinta y tantos amos pasa-
dos, no hay quien Sc escude
en- ell pan de los hijos, sine por
ell c%ontrario, todos estan dis
puestos a jugarse no solo el
pan, la vida 81 precise fuera,
por llegar al "directorio" y de
fender la santa causa que es-
ia por encima de todas las de-
mas preocupaciones, va sean
personales o familiares.
Ante la causa com1n, NADIA
implica la question personal o
familiar. Hay que sacrificarse,
y como martires piden, implo-
rando Y mendingando ell vote
de Juanelo que, asombrado de
la metam6rfosis realizada a
traves de los amos, no COM
prende a que causa obedece
tai milagro.
En- Ia continuation de ma
mana Sc sabra este.
D. Martinez.
La gaceta., 1942-02-16
Use tie han oividado? Puee
meior; asi las apranderemos
juntas.
LA DE LOS
TUiRISTAS DE "LATAS"

Comenzara hoy en- Tampa la
Convention de los turistas ode
latas".
Durara dos semanas y espe.
ranse mas de 800 "'trailers", el
moderno carbonate.
lPresidira ell Sr. r. G. Foster
quien ostenta ell titulo de Jefe
Real.
Algunos de los v~isitantes pien
san que controlando ell gobier-
nolas 'latas', parece l6gico
que ellos Gambler su nombre.
La gaceta., 1942-02-16

Melvyn Douglas and Sig Rumann.
So be prepared for some more good
fun in 1--WE Were Dancing" the new
Norma Shearer film in which Sig
Rumann has been cast as Melvyn
Douglas father 80. AND NOW
the boys at Fort Hancock and Fort
Tilden announce that they've voted
Lana Turner the Sweetheart Of
the Harbor Defenses." The soldiers
balloted for three full weeks to find
out which of flm,and's glamour
girls was their pet, and Lana led
the field by a most substantial bar
rage. Last week the football squad
at a Southern university voted Lana
the girl they'd most rather "be in
a huddle with"
La gaceta., 1942-02-16
MATRIMONIOS

Earl Mcpherson, 25, y Euge-
MIA LaFaune Chapman, %; c.
Gordon Mullen, jr., y Virginia
Ann Lee, 20; Harry Porcher
Baya, jr., y Adeline Wigfall
Tillman, 27.
La gaceta., 1942-02-16

ShGdolg Of the Thin Man." he's
played hR fpe year old Dickie
Hall. a lad from iVhom much is ear
pected. In spite Of the fact that
Diekfe's a prodigy, can play al Of
the classics on the piano, is a con
cert artist. he's stii very much a
plain little 'Ol boy -. JEANETTE
MACDONALD i0iN make one or
picture for M-G-M after she cont
plates n Married An Angel" and
t0iH then embark on her annual con-
cert tour which includes a South
American eood eiA tour
La gaceta., 1942-02-16
He aqui Ell feliz metodo para
despertar los interiors; ociosos

clones, y vera 81 no lie da a listed
complete, satisfactorio alivio.
BLACK-DRAUGHT es hecho de
ngredlentes puramente vegetables.
Uno de ellos es un TONED laxante
que aquda a tonificar los m1sculos
ociosoS del intestine.
Obtiene listed de rs a 40 dosis en-
la cajita familiar amarillo de 25 cts.
Busquela y compre ell genuine, pro-
bado por ell tempo Black Draught.
La gaceta., 1942-02-16

Amos pasan Y amos llegan y ell es-
peciOso, aromatico Black raught
ha sido mantenido en- Ell primer lu-
gar, por miles de hogares america
nos. Su boticario puede verificar
este.
Tia razon? 81 ell estreniniento lie
mantiene a listed lento, incomodo to-
me ell BLACK-DRAUGHT por las
noches, siguiendo las simples direc-
La gaceta., 1942-02-16

Ten-year-
old Daryl
Hickmd n.
IOho scored
such a hit
as the little
toughie in
IN of
o y s
OWH, mas
been named
to play the
son of Rob.
srt Young
and Marsha
II u in
Metros mic
La gaceta., 1942-02-16

The last
time fans
sac a"Thin
Man pic
ture tn G
youngest Of
the Charles
family tpas
a mere babe
W az M S.
NoW he's
0ettfn q
along in
years and IN
the ncipcst
of this see
Afae I'll
La gaceta., 1942-02-16

turization of"Joo Smith, American"
phich went into production this
Veek. Young Hickman is looked up
on as one of the brightest Of HOLM
Wood's recent finds and a bright
future is predicted for this young
ster.
La gaceta., 1942-02-16

posite Oracle Allen in 'Mr. and
Mrs. North" While still before the
Cameras in that production, he re-
ceived an assignment for a leading
role in I'm Take Manila" with Red
Shelton, Eleanor Powell, Bert Lair,
Virginia 0'Brien and Tommy Dor
sey's Orchestra.
La gaceta., 1942-02-16

LOOh >
AS though
Wills m
s I, Jr.
will stick
around Hol-
lywoodlong.
erthan even
he expected.
Some weeks
& he left
the east OF
the Broad.
way hit,
my Sister
Eileen" TO
A--
La gaceta., 1942-02-16
bRR()AMHTTWHHTo =
Does Lana haze a sister,
Just ask her mother. .
Cause one good Turner
Deserves another.
Lee o. Lyon

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that some
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c o m e d y
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