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La gaceta., 1942-09-28
EiemplOs
ECOS DE FUNCTION
EstTenos De Cdrmencitd
AlVdrez

En- la resena de la function no.
menaje al maestro Salgado, efec
tuada la semana pasada, men
cionamOs a Carmencita Alvarez
la hija del ilustre Don Basilio
Alvarez, perO nos referimos a
sus cualidades como ~actriz, omi-
tiendo, involuntariamente, ell
triunfo que como bailarina al
canzara.
Carmencita estren6 dos Fam
bras Y la Rapsodia valenciana,
Biendo ovacionada.
Una parte del pdblico Sc puso
sc pie para aplaudirla.
Luci6 tambien dos nuevos ira
jes, preciosos, dignos de ella y de
la gracia de la mujer espahola.
Leguen a Carmencita nues-
tros aplausos y una sineera ex-
cusa.
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81 vamos a juzgar pa La manera
como la poblaci6n local ha reaccio-
nado con respecto a estas tacticas
n~azistas, podrfamos asegurar que
los pueblos de las Americas clara
mente entienden ell verdadero obje-
two y ell signifcado de esta inescru-
pulosa campana submarine. FL di-
putado Cisneros, del Partido Radi-
cal Argentine, manifesto ante ell
congreso que la amenaza nazi po-
drfa interpretarse "como una de-
claraci6n de guerra hecha por
Alemania contra TODD ell continente
americana" Ell senior Fleury Cue
Ito, comentarista venezolano, en- un
artfculo publicado en- Panorama"
diario de Caracas, declara que ell
objective de la guerra submarine
nazi mo es otro que ell de estran-
gular al enemigo, es decir, a las
republicas americanas." FL Sr.
Enrique Arriaga Saldias, en- ia
Critical" peri6dico chileno, describe
Ell hundimiento de barcos pertene-
cientes a paises ~neutrales Y a no
beligerantes, como un acto "cobarde
y salvaje."
Respuesta a Amenazas {.
Como respuesta a las amenazas
n~azistas, la Armada de los Estados
Unidos estA hacienda todo 10 possible
por ofrecer una protection segura a
los transportes marftimos de las
Americas. Sc ha establecido un sis
tema de convoy desde Maine hasta
la Florida, y este sera extendido a
otras zonas tan pronto como Sc
fabriquen mas embarcaciones anti
submarines. Entire los barcos de
convoy que sc estan ~fabricando
actualmente, Sc encuentran toda
clase de modelos de navfos.
En- ell 1ltimo informe Official, en-
donde se espeeificaba ell n1mero de
que sc encuentran en- SER
vlcio active, ell Secretario de la
Marina de Guerra de los Estados =
Unidos, Sr. Knox, declare que las !,
embarcaciones estaban siendo. fabri- ,
cadas con n rapidez asombrosa v
lue la marina de guerra pronto
podra contar con mas de 600 de
navfos que iran a GAIA de los
submarines del Eje y protegeran,
Dor 10 tanto, las Was maritimas de
as Americas. a
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CumpleGH0S
Con estas lineas deseamos en-
War nuestra mas sincera felici-
taci6n a la Srta. Obdulia Her
nandez, que en- el dia de hoy
cumple ounce amos.
La Srta. Hernandez reside en-
la ciudad de New York, CON sus
padres. Son sus abuelitos mater
nos, los esposos Benito y Lucia
LNmus, residen en- ell 2501 de la
Gale Catorce, en- sta ciu1ad.
La Srta. Hernandez rccibira
las congratulations y buenos
deseos de sus familiares y amis-
tades.
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NOTAS SOCIALES
tPoR MARIO RoDRIcUEz)
Ell bale del Circulo

Ell bale del Circudo
Con gran lucimiento Sc llev6
a efecto en- la noche del Sabado,
en- todo ell edificio del Circulo
Cubano, la fiesta que llev6 por
nombre Una Noche en- Chung
king. La concurrencia fu6 muy
numerosa, mostrand0s5 sus or
ganizadores altamente satisfe-
chos del 6xito obtenido.
Las puertas de entrada Sc a.
brieron a las 1920 de la noche
> a las once, bora en- que empe-
aaron a tocar las orquestas, va
Sc encontraban en- ell interior del
edificio centenares de parejas.
La parte bailable estuvo a car
go, en- la sala principal, de las
orqueSts Don Francisco Y Bob
Portion.
En- el Patio-Jardin Sc situa-
ron los conjuntos latinos Ia So
nora" y ia Tropical, con sus
respectivos cantantes. Para TO-
dos hubo vigorosos aplausos.
Sc prolong6 hasta las cinco
de la manana.
FelicitamOs a los organizado-
Tres Dor eli exito eonquistado-
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buque-tanque mexicano "Faja de
Orc" y ell barco mercante argentine
"Rio Tercero."
Por 10 cue respecta al torpedea-
mieuto del navio mexicano, ell 60
bierno nazi, no solo hizo case omiso
de la ~protesta Official de Mexico, sino
que en- la misma fecha en- que sc
cumplia ell termino especificado en-
la nota de protesta, submarines ale
names atacaron Y hundieron ell bar
CO Potrero del Llano, ell cual no
llevaba armas nj protection alguna.
Aun mas, acatando ordenes recibi-
das del gobierno de Mexico, ell
Potrero del Llano Nevada todas sus
luces encendidas y grandes proyec-
torres alumbraban una enorme ban
dera mexicana pintada en- ell costado
del barco.
Ell barco mercante "Rio Tercero,"
ell cual pertenecia a la Argentina,
republica neutral, fue torpedeado
sin que Sc lie diera aviso. Antes de
irse a pique, ell submarine aleman
Innsbruck que 10 atac6, salio a la
~supericie, Y su comandante amena-
20 al Sr. Scalese, capita del "Rio
Tercero," con e~ncarcelarlo 81 rehu-
saba darle alguna information con-
fidencial sobre la carga y destino del
barco.
Compliments la campaha sub
marina, que intenta interrumpir Ell
trafico interamericano, la propa-
ganda radiodifundida desde Berlin,
en- espahol, con ell objeto de esparcir
ell terror por los paises de este con-
tinente. Por ejemplo, una de las
manifestations ofdas por una esta-
ci6n receptora estadounidense de-
cfa asf repetidas wees: "aquel que
Sc embarque para Norte America,
embarca hacia una muerte segura."
Els claro que ell fin perseguido por
estas amenazas es crear una escasez
de marinos Y un paro de barcos.
Estas tragedias maritimas, que han
costado Ia vida a tantos ~inocentes,
lie han servido al Wilhemstrasse, enl
otros programmes, de fertil material
para sus chistes. La radio de Toxic
tambien ha colaborado en- la cam
.aha, sugiriendole a los marinos
que trabajen en- terra, aunque los
salaries sean mas bajos. Creemos
1ae tenemos ell deber de avisaros a
.iempo."
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Matinee
Como las ~anteriores celebra-
das, culmin6 en- un triunfo la
matinee celebrada aver Domin-
30 por la estimada Secci6n de
Reereo del Centre Espanol, pre-
sidida por Angel de la Riva.
TOGO magistralmente la or
quest que dirige el professor
Fran Grasso, teniendo en- la par
te vocal al cantante Joe Came
10. FL repertoire presentado a.
yer fue del agrado del p1blico.
Encantador lucia 81 salon.
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Bale

La Secci6n de RecreO del Circu
10 Cubano efectu6 su bale do
minical, por la inclemencia del
tempo, en- Ell salon principal de
la sOciedad.
La a%sistencia fue selecta y nu-
merosa. Toct Don Francisco.
BESIDE la pl~ataforma de la m1
sica sc anunci6 que 81 Domingo
habra otro bale, y que sera anne
nizado por la misma orqueSta.
En- medic de gran ammonia y
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cCrtento Sc termin6 ell bale a
(. .s doce lie Ia noche.
Santos del dtd
Ell Beato Simon de RojaS, San
Wenceslao Y Eustaquia.
De UisitG

BESIDE hace varios dias Sc en-
cuentra entire nOsOtros la apre-
ciada Sta. Josefina Medina, con
ell prop6sito de pasar unos dias
de vacaciones con sus queridos
padres, Francisco y Carmela
Medina, residen en- ell 2718 de la
Gale Morgan.
La Srta. Medina es enferme-
Ia en- uno lie los mejores hospi-
tales de la naci6n.
AL consignar esta noticia, lie
deseamoS que su estancia en-
Tampa resulte muy divertida.
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W~ASHINGTON.-Los sub
marines del Eje han estado
atacando, sin distinction de ma
cionalidades, las embarcacio-
mes mercantes pertenecientes
a las rep1blicas de Centre y
Sur America, y han hundido
hasta la fecha unos cuarenta
barcos matando a mas de dos
cientas personas entire tripu-
laciones y pasajeros. Salvo
algunas excepciones, los sub
marines atacaron sin ser WIS.,
tos y sin dar siquiera una senal
de aviso. Lo mismo han sido
atacadas las rutas marftimas
de los pafses neutrales que las
de los beligerantes, asi como
tambien las de aquellos que
estan en- paz con las potencias
del Eje.
Y para no dejar lugar a dudas,
la campaha submarine fue anun-
ciada ofcialmente desde Berlin y Sc
informo que ell Atlantico entero
estaria sujeto a un bloqueo por
parte de los sumergibles alemanes.
Ell communicate especifcaba clara
mente la IONA que cubrirfa Ell blo-
queo y amenazaba con echar a pique
cualquier barco que entrara en- ella.
Els evidente que en- este menos-
precio de los derechos de los pafses
neutrales y de aquellos que Sc
encuentran en- paz, los nazis han
admitido que deliberadamente in
tentan destruir ell concrete inter-
americana Y crear, por 10 tanto, un
estado ca6tico en- ell sistema econo-
mico de las Americas. Esta es la
Oy4ni6n de altos funcionarios y del
p1blico en- general en- TODD Ell
h~0misferio.
EjemplOs
Como ejemplo dc la &ctica
nazista de guerra, los circulos Off
ciales en- Washington llaman la
Atencion acerca de las circunstan-
cias en- que fue torpedeado ell
La gaceta., 1942-09-28

Sc sonora la
tina para atender los queha-
ceres de una casa. Lame por
ell tel6fono M 66-163 0 dirija-
Sc al 1881 West Gladys st.
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Al cdBlpnm "NtO

Entire l0s .iuchachos que hoy
partieron para el campamento
Banding sc encontraban nues-
tros apreciados amigos Fausto
Jim6nez, Paquito Rodriguez, f.
velio ValdGs, Rogue Diaz y An
tonic Montero.
All despedirnos de ellos, lie de-
seamOs buena suerte.
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T'1uslddddG

T1uslddddG
En- la tarde del Sabado fue
trasladada des5e el Sanatorio
del entro Asturiano para su no
gar, 2816 de la Gale 10, la jo-
ven Sra. Luis Fernandez.
En- la referida casa de salud,
la Sra. Fernandez do a luz una
hermosa nina.
Sepanlo sus muchas amista-
DIES.
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A0radecidOs

AgrddecidOs
En- una vista que nos hicie-
ran en- la manana de hoy los IA
miliares del desaparecido Char
les Garcia, fallecido ell Viernes
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81 senior
Compre la pintUra B.
/. P. Solamente Sc ven
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
~ IS.
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neutral a otro en- estado de
guerra, aquellos recursos eco
nomicos que lie fuere menester.
3. Las unidades de la Fuer-
"a Aerea brasilena recibiran
idtntico tratamiento que las
unidades de superhcie Y ten
dram ell derecho de permanecer
en- Cualquiera de las bases ae-
reas de las mcncionadas re-
publica1 ell tempo ~necesario
para aprovislonarse de COM
bustible, efectuar reparaciones
o proveerse de cuanto sea nece-
sario al igual que en- los tiem-
pos de paZ,
Esta acci6n espontanea por parte
de los paises vecinos del Brasil
constituye un paso mas hacia la So
lidaridad interamericana. III Peru.
al manifestar su decision de conce-
der derechos de no beligerante al
propuso igualmente que Sc
creara un junta "permanente de
consulta' en- la que tuvierar repre-.
sentacion todas las republieas anne
ricanas para adoptar medidas de
defensa colectiva.
Esta acci6n seria complementa-
ria a las garantias acordadas en- las
conferencias de Secretaries
de Relaciones EXteriores como la
celebrada en- Rio de Janeiro eli pasa-
do mes de enero, en- la cual Sc CON
vino que TODD acto de aggression efec-
tuado contra cualquier naci6n
americana, constituye una aggression
contra todas las demas.
Sc daba por supuesto que las
medidas que Sc adoptarian en- la
referida junta permanente de con
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new! "BACTERiOSTATIC"
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among Women.s.

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Evening star., 1942-10-11
Russian
Continued From First Page.)

the Germans attacked but were re-
pulsed with 800 killed.
Fierce fighting continues in the
Mozdok area, in the Caucasus, where
one Soviet unit was said to have
repelled four enemy attacks, an
Initiating about 200 men. In another
sector of this area Soviet artillery
fire dispersed large concentration
of German tanks and motor vehicles
loaded with troops, 1t was said.
(The mention of large concen-
trations suggested that the Ger
mans may be turning their chief
attention in this direction)
Fierce Battle Reported.
In the Black Sea area, southeast
Of Novorossisk, the communique said,
Red Army troops in cooperation
with Russian marines had been en-
gagged in a fierce battle for several
days, capturing a large quantity of
war materials.
The communique said that as a
result of these battles 1900 enemy
officers and men were killed.
Earlier reports on the battle north
west of Stalingrad said the Ger
mans had thrown two more divisions
into the fight in a supreme effort
to reach the Volga and divide the
Russian Army, and at places their
tanks drove wedges into the Soviet
lines. Swift counterattacks, how
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Russians Denounce
German Claims
AT Lake Ladoga
Soviets Declare Nuzis
Lost $4,000 Themselves
On Northern Front
BY the Associated Press.

MOS COW, Oct. 1O.-German
claims to have wiped out seven Rus
sian divisions south of Lake Ladoga
were denounced as "a new fake of
the Hitlerite counterfeiters" today
in Soviet Information Bureau
statement which declared that, in
fact, the Germans themselves had
lost $4,000 men on that northern
front.
OF a German communique which
claimed the capture of 1880 Rus
sian soldiers and the seizure or
destruction of much armament, in
Guiding 244 tanks, the bureau de-
clared that this was an unscrupu-
lous lie from beginning to end"
Neither south of Lake Ladoga nor
in any other place did the Hitlerites
surround a single division or even a
single Soviet regiment" the state
ment declared.
I'm September, in the area of
Sinyavino, south of Lake Ladoga,
Soviet troops launched offensive op-
erations. The purpose of these op-
erations was to divert part of the
German forces from the southern
sector of the front.
This purpose was achieved. Sew
eral German divisions, including
four infantry divisions stationed in
the Crimea which were des-
tined for operations at Stalingrad
and on the Terek River were hastily
transferred to the Sinyavino area
and there routed or heavily battered
by Soviet troops. =" ="
"The enemy lost no less than Co.
900 officers and men in killed,
wounded and war prisoners. Dur
ing the same period about 200 Ger
man tanks, 244 guns. about 400
trench mortars and 73O machine
guns were disabled or destroyed and
260 German aircraft brought down.
I'm these engagements our troops
lost 21,384 men in killed, wounded
or missing. So tanks, SO guns and
2l4 machine guns"
Evening star., 1942-10-11

ever, were said to have sealed the
gaps in most places.
Russian artillery which played
large part in winning the battle for
Moscow engaged German guns in
spirited duels, and everywhere the
Germans fell short Of victory. Red
resistance was reported growing and
to the north, the counterofIensive
against the German left flank was
declared increasing in power.
(The German communique said
a "skyscraper" in Stalingrad and
two Volga gunboats had been de-
stroyed and that dive bombers
continued their attacks to wear
out enemy strongholds and forth
fled blocks of houses" The Ger
mans claimed a considerably
strong enemy group was sur
rounded in the Caucasus" Rus
sian attacks north of Stalingrad
were reported unsuccessful)
Reds Withstand Pressure.
A new tank division and another
motorized infantry division were
thrown into the concentrated drive
on the workers settlement In north
west Stalingrad, raising the Ger
man power there to around 10000
men. The battle has been flaming
there five days, but dispatches said
the Russians were withstanding the
pressure and throwing back most
attacks.
Already the Germans have at
tackled those vital suburbs 80 times,
but their maximum advance at
places was placed by the newspaper
Izvestia at a few dozen yards and
two streets. The dispatch said there
was every reason to believe the Ger
mans expected the latest assaults to
overrun the city by splitting list
defenders, allowing a thrust south
into the heart of Stalingrad.
This expectation was not full
filed Izvestia added.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
| 78 More Firms.
| Adopt War Bond
| Sovinqs Plan

Installation OF the Payroll Savings
Plan for War Bond purchases
among firms in the District con-
tinues to grow. Eighteen concerns
installed the plan during the past
week.
Since the program was started
a total of 657 firms operating in the
District have installed the plan.
Those added last week we're:
Brann g. Stuart, the Shade Shop,
Bahen g. Wright, Inc; Group
Health Association, Inc; Gannett,
Eastman & Fleming; Teunis F. Col
lier Co., James Baird Co., Inc;
Warren -Ehret Co., United Air
Lines, Often, Liskey & Rhodes;
Fischbach & Moore. Inc; National
Structures Corp, Ross Company,
Inc; Crockett Engineering Co., Nor
man P. Smith Co., Inc; George v.
Graham, Watson Automotive Equip
ment Co., and the Travellers Aid
Society.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Removal Of Political
Commissars Indicates
StaIin Faith in Arrnv
Reorganization Also Taken
As Sign All Russia Is
United in Fight
BY EDDY GILMORE,

AssociAteo fresS war correspondent.
MOSCOW, Oct. 10.-Political COM
mlSsars who shared control of the
Red Army with military command
ers were removed as such today in
. reorganization of the Russian
FORCES which exhibited Premier
Joseph Stains complete faith in
his generals and officers.
1t was the second and perhaps
last abolishment of the unusual
political system by which Russian
forces were under dual control. The
commissars were dropped after the
Finnish war, but reinstated July 18,
1941. less than a month after the
German attack.
Stain named the commissars vice
commanders for political work and
instructed the war councils to give
the commissars appropriate military
ranks within month.
Allied military circles hailed the
change as a means of providing
sWlfter action and better discipline,
pointing out the old system of Joint
command had been less effective.
The reorganization was taken as
a sign of strength of the Red Army,
and as powerful indication that
all Russia was united firmly in its
epic fight against the Germans.
The Supreme Soviet issued a de-
cree abollshing the system and re-
viewing reasons for its existence.
During the revolution quarter
century ago, the decree pointed out,
the command included some Czarist
officers opposed to the Soviet regime
and the commissars were appointed
to keep tab on their loyalty.
In the stern battles with the
enemy, Red Army commanders have
proved their loyalty to our country"
the decree said. THE reasons for
the existence of the system of DO
lltlcal commissars has completely
disappeared.
Moreover, the further existence
OF the office of military commissars
may hinder the direction of troops
and places the commissars in an
awkward position"
The decree termed the new system
"one-man control, placing In our
commanders full responsibility for
every branch of work among the
troops"
The commissars went along with
each military officer to watch him
and either approve or veto his COM
mands. They also provided enter
talnment and bolstered morale by
explaining the political issues for
which the troops were fighting.
Qn the Finnish war, the Firms
scorned the commissars in &C
counts which said the commissars
stood safely in the trenches
shouting orders to officers and
men to advance against deadly
f1re. No such accounts have
come from the war with Ger
many)
Many of the commissars have
proven themselves capable COM
manders and valiant under fire.
The decree ordered Cd a single
command by the officers both in
the military and political fields;
f2) abolition OF the political CONS
n1issars; CD their appointment as
vice commanders for political work;
90 the promotion of commissars
with military training and experi-
ence as officers; and 60 the estab-
lishment of military insignia for
the commissars as vice commanders
Commissars inexperienced in mill
tary leadership will be given two
months training as officers.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
series of questions for the admin
istration to answer.

series Of questions for the admin
istration to answer.
How many men are we going to
have?" Senator Wheeler asked. How
are We going to use the men we
already have without shipping IA
cilities? The farmers are entitled
to know how much they have to
raise to support the men. And the
manufacturers, mining and lumber
interests must have some definite
idea what will be needed from them.
At present no one knows, because
there Is no coordination among the
various departments in Washington.
Up to date, there Is nothing but
confusion"
Senator Brown, Democrat, of
Michigan, said he had the impress
sion the Army was about big
enough now for the time being" 4"
He and several others have urged
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, direc-
tor Of selective service, to defer the
drafting Of farm workers, because
they considered the labor shortage
the big problem.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Sinking
tContinued From First Page

into the sky In an attempt to sight
the survivors. Capt. Breiland de-
cided not to send up any distress
signals. for fear of drawing enemy
fire to the lifeboats.
Then, just before dawn, a lumber
schooner, defying the menace,
steamed into the zone and blazed
its searchlights to the water. It
located the captains boat with it's
18 survivors and took them aboard.
Later other boats were found and
the occupants were rescued.
Twenty-three- -year-old R. C. Tracy
OF Bell, Calf, was at the wheel of
the tanker when the torpedo struck.
THE explosion shook me up and
down for a few seconds" Tracy said,
land fire broke out Immediately. 1
went over to the starboard bridge
wing and saw the fire there, and
when / went to the port side, it was
the same.
II ran into the chartroom but
couldn't get out there, either.
There was a door leading down
to the captains cabin, but the COM
panionway from the cabin to the
deck was aflame.
Capt. Breiland and I had to run
through that. We made the boat
deck and found it afire forward.
We climbed down the rail to the
main deck, two decks below"
The four men of the Navy gun
crew who died were listed by the
Navy as Jim Dillehay Smith of
Tanner, Ala; Victor William No
yak OF El Camp, Tex; Alphie Rice
Worthy of Sacramento, Calf, and
W. D. Boyett of Bessemer, Ala.
The Navy did not disclose the
names of the chief engineer and the
third mate who perished in the
blast.
The injured members of the gun
crew were Eugene Everett Ely of
Long Beach, Calf, suffering first
degree burns, and Roy Houldridge of
Fresno, Calf, who had second de-
gree burns on the arms.
Four other members of the gun
crew were safe and unharmed, in a
West Coast port. They were Lyle
Kent Atkinson of Tillamook. Ore;
Clarence Leslie Egeland of Roland,
Iowa; Samuel Stewart McCleese of
Huntsville, Tex, and Granvel Cum
minis Myers of Hallettsville, Tex.