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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-08-08
Tin Can Salvage Campaign
Plans For City Announced

A two-fold drive to salvage
tin cans and to establish a
large force of women who will
supervise this important war
effort has been launched By
the salvage division of the
Boston Committee on Public
Safety.
AS revealed by John J.
Walsh, executive director of
the safety organization, 5000
women are to be enrolled to
check on the tin collection in
every street in the city. Each
will wear a button inscribed
Salvage Commando" and reg.
iStrations of women willing to
assume this important work
are now being made at fire
stations throughout the city.
This work will not interfere
with other civilian defense
efforts and those interested
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-08-08
New York News
WILLIAM LAWRENCE TO
VISIT BOSTON


NEW YORK CITY, Aug. s.
William Lawrence of New York
eminent pianist, singer, teach
er of voice, Languages and pi-
ano, and his lovely wife, will
visit relatives and friends in
Boston the week of Aug. IS.
They will be the guests of Mr..
Lawrence's two sisters Mrs,
Maude Somerville and Mrs.
Ruth Smith. Before returning
to New York, they plan to rest
a few days in the quiet of the
Vermont pines. Mr.. Lawrence
leaves very busy studio To-
cation in the Down Town of
Harlem on 7th ave, and an
awaiting host of interested pu-
pills. When not at the studio.
Mr.. Lawrence can be found
very active at the Harlem
Boys Club" where he super
viSeS the musical activities al
so. Since Boston long since
claimed him as his own, she
can boast of no more favorite
son who is holding up the
standard of "old Boston's cul-
ture." Plenty of rest and baked
beans for the Lawrences.
1.nYyHnYAYA TADnpn
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-08-08

The Service Mems Center on
7th ave huns with activity,
keeping Mr.. Alexander and his
assistants on the job day and
night. The roof garden is
the favorite spot. Scores of
attractive young hostesSes are
in observation-disclosures Byars,
recently of Boston now here
located at the "Y' on w. 135th
st talks enthusiastically of his
musical plans. He has been
placing the GUARDIAN at ad
ditional standS-Andrew Will
liamS, the 7th Ave. occuliSt,
sends greetings to his Boston
friends. Waring Quincy, the poet,
leaves on Aug. IL for the army.
H. K. Craft, executive secretary
of the "Y", left Thursday of
last week for his annual vaca-
ton at the camp in Maine. Last
year he motored to California
to visit his daughter and hus-
band (the Joshua Roses and
greet his third grandchild. At
the Craft residence, 270 Convent
Ave, there we're two guests this
past week, Mr.. H. B. hammond,
fatner-in-laW of Mrs. Ellen
Craft Diamond who arrived
Sunday morning and Maude
Trotter Steward of the Boston
GUARDIAN, sister of Mrs. Craft
who arrived Monday morning
and left Tuesday midnight. Mrs.
Beatrice Walker Elmore of 270
Convent Ave, formerly of Bos-
ton, entertained little Miss My
"a McAdoo of Boston Tuesday,
planning a picnic and a dinner
party for her. The young Miss,
who was the house guest of Mrs.
H. Garrett of the Bronx, will re-
turn to the Hub Sunday, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs.
Gladys McAdoo, who arrived
Thursday for a weekend in New
York.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-08-08

are urged to enroll as soon ;,
possible. Supervising The i, \
wage of tin cans, kitchen f ~.
and other things held oss ass
tlal to the nations war sffor pfi !,
work that can be shared even :
by Shut-inS. IVA
Collection of salyaged in
will be made by city truct,
beginning on Aug. II. Because cans
hundreds of cans must be m.
cesSed to get even sirpls
pound sof tin, Households,
should begin at once to collect
them. The following are h
collection dates by wards:
Monday, Aug. 17-Wards /
2, 8, 4, 5.
Tuesday, Aug. 10-Wards s
8, 9, 10.
Wednesday, Aug. ls-Wad,
II, IL, 10, IA.
Thursday, Aug. 2O-Wsrds
IS, is, II, 10.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-08-08
CATHERINE JABORO,
OPERA SINGER, AND
MISTRESS OF THE
CONTEXT STAGE

Catherine Jaboro was seen
in one of her frequent hur-
ried jaunts in and around
Harlem where much of her
valuable time is spent in the
interest of many who are not
so fortunate economically as
she. In a very neat and at
tractiye hand bag was tucked
some dire necessities of life,
yes, some sweets, too, which
were to make some one happy.
No better sign of greatness
than the kind of interest she
shows in others. Not a more
pleasing personality than
Catherina'S as she is hailed
from all sides with cheerful
"'hellos" while rushing here
and there. More yet she is
among the better known
down town" or "up town" in
the great art of operate inter
pretaotion. Her French, Ital-
ian and German diction is as
pure and understandable as
her beautiful, easy flowing
English of which she has an
unusual command. She has
done that which many failed
to accomplish, i. e. master the
concert stage as we'll as the
Diamond Horse Shoe. THE
BOSTON GUARDIAN I know
will go all out for the success
of her limited visit there in
concert this coming season. JB.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Pasco, Jr.,
and their two children, jeanne
Ruth and Louis 3rd, with Ser
geant and Mrs. Thomas B. Bell,
are guests at the Butler House,
Narragansett Ave, jamestown,
r. I.
Mrs. Louis (Consuelo) Vincent
of Mattapan, is making a short
isit to her sister, Mrs. Marguer-
tie Monroe, widow of DR.. George
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
FORT BRAGG CHIEF
ON RADIO PROGRAM

Fort Bragg. Sept 2.--Rrigadirr
General John /. Kennedy. command
inG Genera! ui Fort Bragg. speaking
last night on an a!l-Snldlrr radio
broadcast marking the third ami
Ncrsary al the uulbrcal. OF World
War II. declared tina, we must carry
mt" ihiN new year Il spirit completely
resigned 10 the idea that Ia win thu
war We must without Question br
prepared 10 make Il supreme effort
and great sacrifices"
General Kennedy added that the.
and only then shall We be- keeping
iaIih" with the fighting men OF our
allies and our own forces.
In making his rare appearance ON
a Fort Bragg radio program. General
Kennedy explained that he wa,
p'"kIns ''un The eve of "A fourth grim
year i'll this vast world war of sur
FiVaI because hc i"lt he would be-
ignoring his duty 10 enlisted men and
their families II h. did moi max
an exception on thi. important date.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
u Orkcrs Make
Surgical Dressings

y large number of volunteer
workers. participated in Tho making
cot surgical dressings last night al:
'u" Red trus, surgical dressing room
oyer j'@GC- IIuclnt Drug Go. and
"a" .upcrN Isura and instructors were
Nrf.. pleased with their work Many
u"r" paudaGCs were made last night
than during - like time since the
room Wa opened for work Monday
morning.
The chairman "i The project m
Vance county repeated today that
.yclyrr" /; asked To- take part in
'hls important work; Thc Red Gross
DOC mot invite people ia hClp. but
L. that everyone gIvC -, much
'mo u, possible iu ihc work. The
h'ur. arc from ~ ru H. ~ the
morning. , +" ) IN the afternoon. and
" {" ~ ~ lh" evening. FROM Mon
inv through Friday. and ;hu.r inter
r.''d ~ helping may =" f. IN" w"rl,
room ANY 'ur during ihr - hours.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
Merit Exams
To Be Given

durham, Sept. 2.-Dr. Frank T..
&c Nyvcr, North Carolina mcri, svs-
lem supervisor, announced TODAY
that arrangements have been n,dr
10 give merit examinations latc in
september. Tor clerical positions in
inc Unemployment Compensation
commission the United States En-
pl"Ehcnt Service for North Carolina
me State Board of Charities and
LuniIc welfare and the county wei
iarc departments. the State Board
al Health and the local health unit,
ana the State Commission for The
u 'G hr'cdn> IA" being 'S,urd com
tanning the minimum qualifications
Tor the positions.
Examinations will be given for
me following series: ,ypi>, clerk
Junior Slrno2raphcr clerk. senior
S'"n"Sraphrr clerk and Junior gcn-
".a!, clerk.
Since the registers for most of
these positions have already been
exhausted. new registers will Inc o.
iaDlIShcd immediately after tho cy-
"iiiliatI"nS have been completed.
II a sufficient number of applica-
'''.'' nv received from these areas
before September l6. examinations
VII! be given in the following places.
AShcvillc. Charlotte. Durham. Eliza
beth City. Fayetteville. Franklin
greensboro. Grccnvillc. Hickory.
Lumbcrt"n, New Bern. North WIKI
cSDoro. Raleigh. Roanoke Raprds
buckingham. Rocky Mount. Sails
bury. Shelby. Wilmington. Wilson.
NinSt"n-Salcm. Examinations moy
ais" hc given in other cCntcrs if =
reasonable demand is made bcfor"
September ID.
Any person interested IN ,nkiun
ono or more Of inc examinations
may write To Merit System Supcr-
visor. Box 232H. Durham. and >cr,mn
application blanks and ihr bulletin
containing minimum qualifications
All applicants must be citizens of tho
lhIl"d States ar must have made
Application for citizenship ~ order
to compete in these examinations
NJ! applications must be returned 10
INC SUPERVISORS office by midnight
September Ii. There. an application (
VIII bc considered in yi"w of The
minimum qualifications. and each
applicant will be informed of his eli
%ibIlIiy /" take the examinations.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
YOU MUST TRUST HIM

Any EARLY bid by n iiicky
opponent may DE II psychic But
after enough strength has been
shown by HIM on his play To early
tricks I" prove he had pretty
fair amount of strength. you can
Usually trust HIM then to hold any
outstanding card or cards which
might b" necessary TO have rnH,l.
ms original BID thoroughly S"ur.
Counting on him for that holilu.
can sometimes be the guide winch
enables you to make an O'hcr~I.,
difficult contract.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
70 Attend Wedding

NJ. {. NJ. Cooper. Jr.. LEFT yc.-
'"'H.' tor OrangCburg. s. G. e.
Vs. h"r SlS'Cr-in-iaw. Mrs. Ernest
|!"N"r, and IT, attend the marriag,
Of be- niece. Miss Bobbic Mitchell
1''. .'"r. 10 Linton Nanccv PIT
,.'t. jr.. of Monticello. Ga. and
I" h"nnlng. which will take place
"hnr"w. Miss Dorothy Cooper has
n'n 40 prangcDurg for week Wis
fi"G tho GlovCrS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02

NJ ElNIrrN SlHImNICN i -puWU-
inn ""r vacation with her p;rcu- .
NJ .ud Mrs. y. y Srglrpack. 49,
'm; nome ou the OX,"rd road Nj IS
S'amracE Is nov working with tn,
Caro- mI Telephone and TELEGRAPH!
Company al Jack >unVIlir. \. (.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
%OC1ety News
QUIET.

IN the quiet al the evening
psoplc walk about the streets.
Latte boats come home
r. the silent harbor.
!, the quiet al the evening
w,rd moves across the water,
cnIl, want on the rocks
For the dark.
IN ,hc quiet oi the evening
/ ., u> uun our footsteps home.
Ear the night is full oi sleep
And little dreams.
Elizabeth W. SrayCr
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
1.-Two Called Meeting

I'.'C viii be a called meeting of
Jan y. White chapter NJ. 100 or
Tn. lay evening. September ,. q,
'"ck Ia discuss way ct assist
N@ ..' MaSon> in entertaining soil
o''.. ii the Masonic temple. win
ar" visiting in the city over tn.
We end. All members are urged g.
uC present.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
From Newport News

NJ Mary Tanner, 81 Newport
Nc"-. Va. spent the WccK-rnd mere
with her parents. Mr.. and Mr.. {. u.
Tanner Miss Tanner IS priyHt" seq
Rotary 'u Mr Barber IN the y. L.
" c.. N Newport News
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
Notice Ia Kniti"rS.

y. Red Cross knlitcr- VII" haze
any Red Gross garments uu land are
urged D." Mr. Laurence ID WALL
c!".muu IT knitting III Vance com
y. =. Let them finished and III T.
H' within the nCXi week. as u B..
n'N. any that She get this quota OF
q, .." as possible.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
{ lass To Meet.

m, Ever Ready cl;Is~ ul Ncy.
Sandy Crcck Baptist Church Will
meet 90 the nome of Mr.. Robert
PrurI Friday night September !.
wl'r Mrs, Clarence Av cue ana Ais
De-. p"gurli as ho>tcs~c-.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02

Collins Flanagan and Claud Nc
CaUl'y nave returned Ia their homes
IN H.um"md. Va. after visiting
Laurence. Wall. At his home ON Han
gruy, street. iur several DAYS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
\SJrrcnton Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.. Stevenson and
little Shelby Jean. Bette Tom. ANA
Bonn, stevenson. Jr.. "i Warren
ton. Visited MIS-. =. K. Stevenson. ii
ucnd, On. last Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02

Souths opener was tho club O
10 the singleton +. and Els; saw
at once that he wouIa have r..
Eucss both rcd suits cnrrcr,Iv a.
the heart n was Il sur. loser. De
pending on Sox!h for wha, his nj!
Distributed he E,,f. L
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
Ones Ia Washington

NJ. Thomas Badger LETT today lul
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. and WAS accom-
panied To- Richmond by Mrs. Rich
ard Gary and Mr.. Henry P"WrIL
Nj Badger viii return with her
husband Saturday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
.Ir. Auxiliary Meets.

The Junior AuXIlIary oI the Nurl o.
iCau Legion viii have lis regular
buwr.. meeting Thursday rl,-r-
NOON I' ! "'CiuCk ri tho Legion nu;.
All members ;ur urgrd 60 he pr,-vll,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
From I.OlIiSburr

Mr. and Mrs. Roy BcaSlcy and lit
flo dalghicr. Priscilla Lane. OF
Lousbu"G. visited Mrs. J. Il. Stry-
cnson last Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
From WASHINGTON

Ms Annie Thomas is expected
~ arrive tonight from Washington.
D C.. To- visit her mother. Mrs. +.
Thomas. for several days.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
From Washington.

Mis-. Virginia Harris. ui Washing
nm. ID. C.. l. spending some time
here with Miss Dora Lee Locke. =
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
Army Planes Disregard
Dust Storm
(Cnnllnmch lrnm rngc nncl

field. ~ IN" .ruih"ru end of ,rr
'3-milc c"rrrdur between III Alan.
"in on tive Mediterranean coast. and
G,r d"&"la'cd Gu,'iara depression.
THO MAIN mHN tank column turn
ca north. VI. reported. white %
r'alicr column hrHrchcd off to The
uIiih
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
Visit Mrs. Stevenson

Mr.. l.. II. Abbott and children. OF
henderson. visited Mrs. J. Il. Stcv-
,,.nn lu,; Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
VIZ CI,,hotuc stu Sick

". ]. Clalbrrnc continue, m n
his home on 'hc o.!ord road. h.
friends "f,l regret . learn
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02
With Henderson Grocery 60.

Mis- N"lcIur Perry. VIA, ha- nrrr
cashier OF 'a" I.I!" I'm UHuC" COM
pany "i Virginia. "' R"ci.y hTuIri
= n"W with va" iIcudcl-"u Grurcry
co. here
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02

Euy Victory Fond and Stamps.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-02

dealer: South. East.Wcst WI.
La gaceta., 1942-09-30
LA ~RECLUYERON COMO LO
CA SIN A

Tallahassee, Sept. 30.-La
Corte Supreme del Estado or
demo aver a la Corte del Cir
quito del condado de Polk in
vestigue y determine 81 una Sc
nora de Lakeland fue NAL in
tencionadamente recluida en-
ell asilode locos del Estado, y
que de ser asf tiene derecho a
ser indemnizada por los doc
torres R. L. Kline Y j. D. Grit
fin, nombrados para decidir
de su estado mental y que nun
ca la reconocieron, pero tole-
raron que la mujer fuese re-
mitida a Chattahoochae CO.
mo demente. Ella sostiene que
La gaceta., 1942-09-30
PAUL Y JOSE
ANTINORI

Kansas City, Sep. 30.-El
Gran Jurado federal, en- docu-
mentos que Sc entregaron &C.
rrados al juez Reeves, ha dis
puesto ell p-rocesamiento, por
vender narcotics y pasar es-
tupefacientes de contrabando,
de Paul y Jose Antinori, veci-
nos de Tampa.
Asegura ell fiscal federal
Phelps que las drogas Sc con-
ducian desde las embarcacio-
mes de los contrabandistas, en-
un puerto de la Florida, hasta
los narcomanos de Kansas CT
ty. Las pruebas son numerosas
y seran presentadas en- ell jul
clio.
La gaceta., 1942-09-30
TENCRAN QUE R r
SUS PUERTAS 100000 Pc
QUENCS NEGOCIOS

Washington, sep. 30.-Decla-
no aver ell subsecretario de CO.
,ner3io Taylor que mas de 300,
600 pequenos establecimientos
cerraran sus puertas dentro de
un ahos, 81 81 gobierno no crea
una agencia permahente para
ayudarlos.
Esa declaration la hizo en-
presencia de I'm comite del Sc.
nado.
Charles C. Fitchner, jefe de
IA division de economic regional
lie la secretaria de concrete, ma
1ifest6 que las escalas de i'm
ruestos, actuales Y en- perspec-
iva, dificultan ell crecimiento de
los pequenos negocios.
La escasez de brazos afecta
tambien a los pequefs negocios.
La gaceta., 1942-09-30
Senoras, antes Sc decia: ESQ es Tab1.
Ahora lea estos hechos

No hace mucho tempo, una mujer
preferia sufrir en- ~silencio de dolores
funcionales, p~eri6dicos, antes que ha-
blair de la question.
En- estos dias, senoras Y senoritas
abiertamente elogian las 2 formas de
alivio que ofrece CARDUI. Tornado
como IN tonico, usalmente estimula
ell apetito y ayuda a la digestion au-
mentando la corriente de los jugos
La gaceta., 1942-09-30
Los CARDENALES Sc SAL
VARON DE LA LECHADA
EN- Ell 80. INNING
Ruffing exploto en- los 6ltimOs
momentos del juego

San Luis, Sept. 30.-Muy in
teresante result6 ell primer de-
safio de la serie mundial.
Red Ruffing, ell excelente
pitcher de los Yankees, lanz6
de manera admirable hasta ell
noveno Ginning" cuando ex-
plot6 durante un violento alta
que de los Cardeales y fue
mandado Spud Chandler a re-
levarle.
Una ''entrada" de extraordi
mario nerviosismo para los Yam
KEGS y de prolongada agresivi-
dad pOr parte de las huestes
de Billy Southworth.
Para hacer sus cuatro care
ras en- ell noveno, que nadie es-
peraba, los Pajaros Rojos "a
portaron seis hits, incluyendo
un "tribey" de Marion.
La victoria Sc acredit6 a Ruff
fling y la derrota a Mort Coo
per, ayudado en- los INSTANCES
finales por Gumbert y Max
Lanier.
Los Yankees hicieron su pri
mera carrera en- ell quinto, la
segunda en- ell sexto y despues
tres en- ell octave y dos en- ell
noveno, con un total de nueve.
Hasta ell octave inning, ell
San Luis no habia podido eco
nectarle" de hit a Ruffing.
Rompi6 ell hielo un "jilote" de
Moore.
Ayudaron a los Yankees
con dos "tubeyes", en- I'm total
de II hits, Hasset, la primera
base, y Cullenbine, ell jardine-
70 derecho.
Anotaci6n(por entradas:
Yankees:
900 10 032-7c, 11h, De
San Luis:
900 900 O04-4c, III, de
La gaceta., 1942-09-30
Distinguish partidO

Acompanaban al presidente, ell
DR.. Alberto Jaranillo Sanchez, an
tiguo Ministro de Economic Nacio-
nal; ell DR.. Jorge Soto del Corral,
antique Ministro de Relaciones Ex-
teriores Y ell DR.. Alfonso Araujo,
antique Ministro de Guerra.
Ell DIR. Lopez no es desconocido
en- Washington nj en- otras impor-
|tantes ciudades norteamericanas,
Despues de haber estudiado en- los
principales colegios de Colombia,
ingres6 en- la universidad de Oxford,
Inglaterra, y mas tarde curse adj
ministracion comercial en- las me-
iores escuelas de los Estados
Unidos.
Cuando fue elegido presidente de
Colombia hace ocho amos, vino a
Washington invitado por ell Presi-
dente Roosevelt y Sc alojo en- la
Casa Blanca. AL regresar por Sc
gunda vez a los Estados Unidos, en-
lorna Official, algunos miembros del
gabinete y altos funcionarios del
gobierno celebraron y t%uvieron a
grande honor ell poder entrevistarse
de nuevo con el Y estrechar los vim
culos va establecidos.
FL p~residente electo de Colombia
permaneci6 en- los Estados Unidos
hasta ell 20 de julio, dfa en- ell cual
las autoridades y ell pueblo norte-
americana Sc unieron a las autori-
dades y ell pueblo de la democratica
~republica del sur, para celebrar n
de sus mas grandes fiestas nacio-
males, la comemoracion del primer
grito de 81 Independence
La gaceta., 1942-09-30
La India ~levantara Tin ejercito
para combatr a los totaGtarlos
Los soldados hindus combatieron en- Hong Kong
Singapore y Birmania
o S E KALMER

,uenta del peligro que CORE e.
pals Y esta dispuesta a luchar.
No puede esperarse que ell hon.
bre de la calle y de la aldea apre
Gle las sutilezas metafisicas a.
cerca de la no viclencia Y la no
cooperation con ell enemigo. Sa-
be que los japoneses estan en- la
~frontera oriental de la India y
rue los aliados de esta, China y
Russia, estan combatiendo her6i-
camente en- su propio suelo con-
ira los crueles agres0res. Su
leacci6n es tan natural como sa-
ludable, y prueba la firmeza de-
espiritu de la India"
Guam firme y Guam dispuesto
esta ell pals a defender sus from
teras, Sc patentiza a traves del
plan presentado por la provin-
cha de Madras. Prevee ell esta-
blecimiento de un colegio mill
tar en- que no solo Sc ensehe la
ciencia de la guerra regular, ST.
no tambien la tecnica de la gue-
IRA de guerrfllas, tai como la
practican los rusos y los chinos.
Los mahrattas seran los prime
los entrenados de toda la 1ndia
en- la tactica de guerrillas. "Ta-
mil Hindu Mahasabha', con el
apoyo del GObierno de Madras,
ha alberto una subscription con
el prop6sito de reunir 100000
libras esterlinas. Esta suma Sc
Ira utilizada para Ia adquisicion
de armas y equipo para e. cole.
.gio militar. Ademas, dentro de
poco Sc reuniran en- Lucknow
, Representatives de las castas que
rreras para estudiar una nueva
campafa de reclutamiento.
AL comienzo de la guerra, e.
ejercito indio, no era nuImeroso
hi moderno,. Despu6s de la que.
IRA, ell ejercito indio, no era nu.
meroso, nj moderno. Despues dt
tres amos de guerra, la India put
de presentar I'm ejercito de ma:
de un million de hombres con e.
Iquipo bueno y de reciente cons
trucci6n. Las tropas midas har
tornado parte en- cast todas las
campanas de esta guerra. Luchs
ron en- Francia, donde consiguit
ron retirarse con perdidas cons.
derablemente escasas. En- Ia
campana de libeaci6n de AbiSi-
mia, los indios que formaban pal
tie del ejercito del General Platt
Sc destacaron notablemente.
(Coninuard).
La gaceta., 1942-09-30
ACUSADOS LOS r
nos PAUL Y M QUA
RINO

CargOs sc presentaron aver,
en- la Corte de 10 Criminal, con-
ira los hermanos Paul y James
Guarina, duehos de una taber-
ma, que maltrataron brutalmen-
tie a los soldados Irving Davis y
James Garrison.
La licencia para vender who's
y cerveza les fue retirada hace
pocos dias como resultado de
su comportamiento.
La gaceta., 1942-09-30
Ell ECHER COBRA UN
MEDIC Y Ell HOTEL $1.05

Washington, Sep. S0-El Sc
nador republican, Nye, de Da
kota del Norte, manifesto a.
yer que un amigo suyo, hos
pedado en- un hotel de Wash
ington, habia pagado $1.O5
por una botlela de leche que
al hotel lie costara 5 c~entavos.
Cobr6 ell hotel 80 centavos
por cuatro vasitos llenos de le-
che Y ademas % por servirlos.
La gaceta., 1942-09-30
Es PROBABLE QUE Sc HA.
GA TRABAJAR A LOS Nj
nos QUE VAN A LAS ES-
CUELAS

New York, sep. 30.-En una
cOferencia relacionada con po-
tencia humana y trabajo de que
ira, Ell mayor general Hershey,
Jtfe d.. sarvicio selectivo, decla-
70 sy>r es probable Sc utilize ell
trabajo de los nihos que van a
a escuela, 4 o ) horas al dia, pa
ca reforzar asf los grupos pro-
u.tores Y combatientes.
"Yo no quiero lastimar o per-
judicar la educaci6n pero la E.
ducaoi6n de nuestros hijos ten
ira que ser cOnfinada. Da5emos
ccmprender qeu lelgarj ell item
&c cuanoo nuestros ninos ten
ran cue trabajsT en- las fincas
0 hacer algo it'll durante cuatro
-inco koras al dia". HaSta que
punto sera confinada 0 limita-
Ia la instruction, dapende de los
requerimientos agricolas e in
dustriales. No Sabemos cuantos
hCm5res tendremos que mOvili-
Ear para derrotar a los alema.
Hes. Los grupos combatientes J
productivos dsl5cran ser refor-
3adCs en- todas las formaS posi-
les con el fin de lograr los
naX.mos resultados.