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La gaceta., 1942-05-26

doctor
George C. Durham, medico y
soldado de la mas pura tradi-
ci6n professional, ha asumidO
una nueva responsabilidad.
Sc ha hecho cargo de una tarea
que Sc compare a la que reall-
aaron los doctores Carlos
Chagas, Oswaldo Cruz, Carlos
Finlay, Walter Reed y William
Crawford Gorgas para pro-
teger la salud en- las Americas.
Ell General Brigadier Durham es
director del mas extenso programa
dc salubridad interamericana que
jamAs Sc haya intentado. Esto es
tan solo la realization de las medi-
das de cooperation recomendadas
por Ia tercera reunion de Minister'S,
que BE eelebr6 recientemente en- Rio
de Janeiro.
FL doctor Durham assume con
serena determination su labor de
librar a las Americas de la amenaza
dc las intermediates. Sc lie ha en-
cargado de convertir extensas
regiones. ricas zero peligrosamente
insalubres, en- lugares adecuados
para ell desarrollo de sus recursos en-
benefcio de los habitantes. FL doc
Tor Durham Sc propone poner en-
practica un programa de Balubridad
que habra de fomentar Ia prosperi'
dad de aquellas naeiones cuyoo'
recursos ~naturales no han podidc
ser aprovechados debido a 10 insa'
lubre del medic.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

rrespohde a Ia logia Castillo
Cristdbal Colon No. z dc 10 Or.
den CabaIleros del Aguila dc
IOro, -s:a 6rden 10 .tiene fijadc
Para 81 Domingo z del pr6xiro
mes.
Las comisiones trabajan al
1nlsono para obtener de este
festival, que marca Ell trigesimo
cuarto aniversario de su funda-
ci6n en- Tampa, un verdadero
exito.
En- 81 edificio de Ia calle 16 }
9 10 verficaran. AL nediodia
serviran un exquisite almuerzo.
A las 500 de la tar1e comen-
cara ell bale con la orquesta
Don Francisco, continuance
haSta las ocho de Ia noche.
FL precio del cubierto Sc ha
Senalado en- $1.30; la entrada el
bale 30c las damas y soc los ca
halleros.
Fu6 IN 6rito
! Aver p"r falta de espacio de-
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
SAVOUD DERROTO A NOVA
POR NOCAUT TECNICO

Washington, mayo 26.-El ru
bio de DesMoines, Lee Savold,
venci6 aver por nocaut tecnico,
en- ell s. asalto, a Lou Nova, de
Alameda, California. Nova reel
bio tan serias heridas en- los o.
jos que no pudo responder a la
campanada del ncveno.
Mas de 10000 personals pre-
senciaron ell match, que era a
.beneficio del Fondo de Alivio de
la Marina.
Nova comenzo a sangrar des-
de Ell primer asalto, cuando una
izcuierda de Savold lie hirio en-
IA frente, cerca del cabellO. PO-
co IdeSpues tenia la cara llena de
Sangre.
Savold insisti6 en pegarle en- la
merida y despues lie hiri6 en- O.
tros hgares haciendole "trizas'
la cara.
Al llegar ell noveno, ell arbitro
Charlie Reynolds decide dar
por teminado ell combate. Los
padrinos de Lou no habia lOgra-
do cstancarle la Sangre.
Como la sangre lie cegaba,
Nova perdi6 en- ell aire muchos
de sus golpes.
Desde los primeros segunldos
Lee inici6 la ofensiva y la man
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
d MANDADO
AL CLUB TORONTO

Pittsburgh, mayo 26.-LOs Pi
ratas enviaron aver al club To
ronto, de la Liga International,
a Lee Handley, un jugador de
cuadro, disminuyendo a rs ell IL
mite de Sus peloteros.
lHandley jugara todos los dias
" 81 ell Pittsburgh 10 necesitase
'podra llamarlo con solo "a no.
ras de aviso.
En- ell mes de Diciembre del
ano pasado sc lesion6 ell brazo
derecho en- un accidente auto
movilista.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Nay agrudecidOS
Firmaia por ell atento Sr. Ma
nuel Melendi, presidente de la
|Secci6n de Sociabilidad de la
Logia Caballeros Lsales de A.
merica, recibd una comunica-
zion en- en- la que anombre de la
Logia agradece la cooperation
que este diario lie do al festival
por ellos celebrado Ell paSado
Domingo, en- ell Campo de Trio
de Ia Policia.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Su experiencia, talento e intele-
gencia, lie hacen id6neo para este
trabajo. Ha conquistado reputa-
ei6n mundial en- la profession medlca
por sus servicios prestados en- dlfe-
rentes naciones. La lorna en- que
aborda los problemas de salubridad.
es, ademas de professional, realista'
NNosotros aeostumbrabamos declr
en- Ell LELAND Oriente, que el tripode
sobre ell cual descansa Ia estabilidAd
economical de una naci6n 10 constl.
tuyen Ia instruction, Ia salubridad
p1blica v los medios de comuniea-
ion" observe Ell doctor Durham.
al doctor George Durham naeio
en- Ia region de- los gFandss llano;
en- Ia ciudad de FitcrsI. Dakota de-
Sur, 81 n De iGllo da IssI, PasS
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
De regreSO

De regreSO
En- pasados dias retorn6 a
Arizona, donde esta i~ncorpora-
do al ejercitO, ell joven sargente
Peter V. TripOlino, hijo de los
esposos Sam Tripolino, domici-
liados en- ell 2305 de la avenida
IL.
Ell sargento Tripolino ingres6
en- ell ejercito el pasado Agosto
Y en- la actulidad presta sus SER
vicios como mecanico en- la es-
cuela del EScuadr6n Aereo de
Arizona.
Dicha Y ventura lie deseamos
al partir.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
Sc HA DISUOCADO UN BRA
70 800 VECES

Londres, mayo 26.-Un jo-
ven de % amos, Maurice Carter,
desde la elad de 16 amos hasta
la fecha Sc ha dislocadO ell bra
20 izquierdo cerca de 800 veces
con un promedio de dos disloca-
clones por semara. Invalido por
ocho amos, no Sc atreve a pOner-
Sc un CABIN por tenor a que Ell
jbrazo sc le disloque.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
Cltaro bd5o dc ,0s flores

Clpiwo bdIe dc Ns flores
Il pr5ximo Sabado Sc verifi'
cara e dltimo Baile de las Flo
rcs Y correspondent a la merritt
sima sociedad L'Unione Italia
ma.
Este festival sera organizado
por Ia Secci6n de Recreo y A
dorno, que dirige Ell apreciado
joven Traina.
Dos populares orquestas ten
dram a su cargo la parte baila-
BILE.
Como de costumbre en- estas
~fieStas, a la media noche Sc veri
|ficara una reception en- la sala
de sesiones.
Daremos otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
ZIvIC DERROTO AL
JENKINS

Pittsburgh, mayo 26.-Frh-
2ie Zivic, ei cycampe6n del peso
weher, derrot6 allocLe por no
caut t@cnico, eli Ell noveno asal-
to, a Lew jenkins, ell tejano ex-
campe6n de las 1876 libras.
Tantos golpas recibi6 Jenk.
ms, sangrando c~opiosamente,
que ell medico de la Comisi6n de
Boxeo no lie permiti6 "pelease''
eli decimo asalto. Pesaba Zivic
,144 libras Y ell maltratado 1873.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
Santos del dtd
Felipe Y Eeuterio.

De vGcGciOneS
Regres6 a esta la Srta. Perez
estimada amiguita, que cursa
sus estudios en- ell FLORIDA
State College.
La Srta. Perez, que pertenece
a la Logia Caballeros Leales de
America, es hija de los estima
dos esposos Federico Perez, re-
sidentes en- ell lilo de la IL ave.
Al saludar a tan estu1iosa a.
miguita, lie damos nuestra bien-
venida.
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amos de consignar la fiesta bal

jagnos de consignar la fiesta bal
liable oelobrada Q, 6ominyo por
Ia Secci6n de Recreo delCirculu
Cubano, en- 81 Patio-Jardfn; pc
10 hoy, con gran placer 10 hace-
mos : docimo5 que constitute
un exito mas para sus qrganiza.
dores.
FL dmingo efectuaran la pro-
xima, a base de los miSmos pre-
clos Y miSmas horas.
En- nuestroS notas 6aremos
4 conocer otroS pormenores.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Brooklyn, mayo 26-Lou bod
gers devolvieron aver su liber.
tad de acci6n al "gordo" pitcher
Fred F~itzsimmons, que llevaba
II amos en- las ligas mayores.
Creese que Larry McPhail lie
empleara hoy como coach.
Como lanzador CANADA 10000
pesos Y 81 acepta ell puesto de
coach" devengara de $1,000 a
$4,000.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

|60atiso
En- Ia tarde del domingo fue
bautioada Ia militia Helen Diaz,
hi1a do los buenos amigos espo-
sos Luis y Claudina Diaz, en- a
1922 de la Cuarta avenida.
Fueron los padrinos de la nue.
va c~ristianita la Sra Natalia Ro-
driguez y el Sr. Eddie Diaz.
Despues de la ceremonial Sc
efectu6 una f~ieStecita en- la re-
sidencia de los esposos Diaz.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

tuvo hasta 81 final. PesabA q
"atomizado" 200ls libras , 81
triunfador 1881.
2 EN- LIBZGTAD DE
ACCION FL "GORDO" FTTZ.
SIMMONS
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Bale de g~rGduaci6n

Manana Microbes la entidad
social Original Merrymakers"
como cada sno, celebrara una
fiesta bailable en- honor de los
graduates de nuestros colegios
de primera y segunda ensenan-
"a.
Esta fiesta la efectuaran en-
los salones de Ia sociedad eta
La, sta en- la Gale 10 y g. ave.
Una popular orqueSta la anne
hiZara.
La entrada sera por invita-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR A

LTabaluoroe, una CraI f.Nca hai
liable en- 81 eddici6 de. CtnMo
a beneficio del "uSO".
| Los organi2aldores contrata.
los servicios de las orques-
.tas Don Francisco Y La Tropi-
|eal.
En- Ell Patio-Jardin habra me
'lsas, la que Sc estan vendiendc
r~apidamente.
Ell precio de la entrada gene
raj Sc ma sehalado en- 75c los ca.
y SOC las amas.
Las mesas pueden separarSe.
como tambien comprar los I'll.
|cketS'', en- la Oficina de la L.
MON 500.
Ell pr6rimo Picnic
Seg1n nuestro calendario So
cial, la pr6xima fest Picnic co.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
IAN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
Female WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from some sign
Of functional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, moody ner-
vous, depressed iately-Your work t'o nucn
Tor yod-
Then why not take Lydia +. Pinkhain's
Vegetable Compound to help quiet weary,
hysterieal nerves. relieve monthly pam
1cramps. backache. headacheD ard weak
dizzy f%afntiny spells due to functional i-
regularities. i,
For over co years Pinkharl's Compound
has helped humid eds of thousands c weak
rundown, nervous Ealing" women TO go
smiling thru difficult days" Why not give
this wonderful 'woman's friend" q nance
70 help -0U? TRY ff
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
YictOru Dance

Victory Dance
Con este bonito nombre cele-
brara ell sabado Is del entrante
mes de JUNO, Ia Union 500 de
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
Tres ObietivOs prineIpales

Para poner en- practica la resol,
ci6n de Rio de Janeiro, tres ObjetivOs
principales tienen que e conside-
radios: primero, ell control de enfer-
medades tales como la malaria y de
dolencias intestinales, mediante la
Recommendation del servicio de al.
eantarillado, etc. segundo, la cons
trucci6n de hospitales en- donde nc
existan o que nj servicios scar
inadecuados; t~ercero, entrena-
miento de specialists en- salubri-
dad en- las distintas regiones y
paises donde esos proyectos hayaT
sido iniciados.
FL doctor Durham propons la
organization de brigadas que ira
bajen sobre ell campo mismo dondC
SO han de llevar a la practica los
proyectos elaborados. Tai cosa sc
harA de acuerdo con discusiones cue
Sc c~elebraran al efecto con los 20
biernos ~interesados. Naturalmente,
ell doctor Durham trabaJara en-
estrecha collaboration con dichas
organizaciones, tales como Ia Junta
PanamerioanA do SalubFidad, insti-
tuoiones prlvadaa y con las veinte
lcomisiones organizadas bajo Ia
lComlsi6n Interamericana de
Fomento. -.
La capacidad administrative del
doctor fu6 demostrada en- la seller
Ici6n de sus ayudantes para lleyar q
cabo Ell primer proyecto en- Las
rerionea de Quito y Guayaqutl.
~seleccion6 q dos do los hoinbYes de
mayor experiencip: el doctor waltz
lie. Earle, tambiGn especial u
medIcina tropical, y {. 1,f
Wvman Stone, ingenierO r. it3r" %
Ambos han estado mucho ans
IlaS TSEiAnss tIop.sales DE- Annette
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
Kidneys Must
eanOuikdds

Excess acids. poisons and wastes IN your
blood are removed chiefly By your kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages Back.
ache, bwolian Ankles. NervousnesA. Rheu.
matte PalnH, Dizziness, Circles Under Eysa
ana feeling worn out often are eAassd ~
non.orBanic and nUn.systemio Kidney n
Bladder troubles. Usually In such eases. the
very nrEt dose Of Oyster goes right TO work
Blping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
end wastes. And this cleansing purifying
Kidney action, r. Just q day or 50. may cas-:
better than IN years. A printed guarantees
wrapped around each package Of Cystex' IN.
sufes an imanediate refund Of the fun CO.'S
unless you are completely satisfied, You hevp
everything to gain and nothing 10 loss undsf
this positive money back g~uarantee 90 81
Oyster from your druggist to-day for only Sc
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

'toda SD nihez en- la region de la Costa
del Pacifco, y a la edad de ~ amos
az gradu6 de doctor en- medicina en-
la Universidad de Oregon. Estu-
dos posteriores en- la acreditada
Universidad de Johns Hopkins, en-
baltimore, 10 i%nteresaron en- los
problemas de medicina tropical y en-
el aho de 1922 obtuvo otro grado
acad6mico en- la Escuela de Medicina
ITropical de Londres, en- aquella
6poca acreditaba como 10 meJor en-
gu clase. BESIDE entonces ha com
batido plagas en- China, Jap6n, Java
en- las Islas Filipinas y en- Las
Antillas.
su labor en- Ell eitreitO
Fl mismo aho de su regreso de
Tondres fue designado jefe de ls
division de medicina preventive
sdscrita a la Ofcina del Medieo
lMayor, del Departamento de GueTrS
Ide los Egtadot Unidos. Desda en-
@tonces ha permaneoido en- 81 ejer'
l-ito. donde en- reconocimiento a ~
labor obtuvo su ascenso . Genera
Brgadier.
ba viaiado constantemente por la'
ycn1blicas a~mericanas. Su familin'
lrldad con los problemas de salubri'
dad en- esos paises es amplia, puel
mas bien que de paseo, sus Valsl
srsn de protuuda investigator
Ieientihea.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
new! "RACTEMOSTATIC"
feminine
HYGIENE


Many doctors recommend regular uss
Of douehes - q precautionary meas
ure for women who want TO be clean.
dainty-for women troubled By Of
tending odor OF discharge.
Some products may be harmful to
delicate tissues. But not Lydia 3.
PinkhamiB BanAtfve WASH Pinkham's
@anative Wash 10 gaining great favor
among women because IT'S NOT q
harmful geTmicide. Instead Its q
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" 1.-THE
modern trend). 10 not only discour-
ages bacterial growth and infection
but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
iEes. VERY soothing - relieves minor
Arritations and discharge and has 3
tonic effect on delicate membrAnan.
Enaxpenaivel Oct your bottle Of Lydia
Rtnkhams eanAttvo WaaA to6ev. IN
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
LIdmose q un medico- soIdodo q
oyvdor q las nociones de America
en- Ia Ivcho contra los Intermediates
Iniciose un vosto prosrumu de SoIUd PT6IicG medicnfe
esfverzos cooperofivos

"Yo creo," dijo Ell doctor Durham
"que los principales problemas al sui
del Rio Grande, y los que requieren
mas pronta atenci6n son: la tuber-
|culosis; eli alto promedio de mon
talidad, y la malaria"
Cuando la Ofcina de Asuntos In
teramericanos cre6 la Division dc
Salubridad, ell nombramiento del
doctor Durham para su direction
era evidente. Este proyecto fue
considerable tan importante que la
S~ecretaria de Guerra colabor6
efcazmente.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Fu6 nm 6ritO
Aver p"r falta de espacio de-
Evening star., 1942-02-17
Chinese 10 Use Planes
Il Burma Road Fails
Ry the Associated Press.

BY Inc hSSOCldlSu rIcoss
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17.-Air-
planes will ferry essential materials
to Chinese war factories if the Bur-
ma road falls, the Chinese Ministry
of Economics said in a broadcast
heard here yesterday by the c. B. s.
listening station.
simultaneously the Chungking
radio forecast that Chinese troops,
now fighting on the Burma front
with Indian and British troops,
could safeguard the road with prop
er aerial protection.
Chinese war industry is self sum.
cient, except for a lack of steel, an
unidentified high off1cial of the
Ministry of Economic Affairs re-
ported. The government is trying
to increase the nations iron and
steel output to meet its needs.
Some 300 camouflaged war fac
tories are operating in scattered
points of the interior, all with easy
access to raw materials"
China is making her own textile
machinery. simple armaments and
metal parts in large quantities, the
official said. "As the foundation Of
the nations heavy industry cannot
be laid in q short time, q stimuli
taneous development of iron. steel,
electric and mechanical work Is pro-
ceeding with gratifying results.
TT has been estimated that If
the present factories reach their
topmost capacity, q high degree Of
self -sufnciency in both military and
industrial goods may be attained. "
Evening star., 1942-02-17
Indies
Continued From First Page.)

thrust against the citadel island of
Java without even waiting to COM
plete their investment OF Sumatra
There was no disposition among
the Dutch to minimize the odds
against them, but they faced their
test with burning resolution to meet
the enemy and beat him.
TT is true that Japan's power is
enormous" declared H. ". Quispel,
Netherlands Indies naval espokes-
man, land perhaps 1t is equally
true that only a miracle can save
the Netherlands Indies, but miracles
do sometimes happen.
Even II we in the Netherlands
Indies, like the men and women of
London, Leningrad and Moscow, are
forced back to the last defense liens,
we shall VIM
Java. most important Of the Dutch
islands, the site of the naval base
Of Soerabaja and the seat of the
United Nations Southwest Pacific
command, now is deprived Of the
buffer strength of Singapore and is
exposed to direct assault from three
sources.
These were from Sumatra, to the
west. across the 20-mile- wide strait
Of Sunda, and from the islands of
Borneo and Celebes, across the Java
Sea to the north.
Urgent Need for Oil.
With Palembang. producer of hall
the petroleum output Of the Indies
in enemy hands, the only consola
ton to the Dutch was that they had
applied the torch to its fields and
machinery in a sacrificial $780,
100000 fire before the japanese
could take it.
One reason for Japan's haste IN
launching the drive on Sumatra, first
by parachutists and then by boat.
loads OF invaders. even before the
conquest Of Singapore had been
completed, was believed to be ar
urgent-and unfulfilled-need fol
Oil.
Palembang followed Balikpapan
and Tarakan in flames and the
only resources OF any consequence
Evening star., 1942-02-17
French African Chiefs
To Confer in Vichy
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
VICHY. Unoccupied France, Feb
17.-An official announcement said
last night that high personages''
from North and West Africa would
come to Vichy for a conference TO-
morrow with other colonial officials
here
Gen. Auguste Nogues, commander
of French Morocco, and Admiral
Jean Esteva, resident general of
Tunisia, already are In Vichy. The
only other French African person.
ages ranking with them are Yves
Chatel, Governor of Algeria. and
Pierre BoiSson, Governor of Dakar
The announcement described the
impending meeting as an imperial
economic conference" Representa-
tives of different ministries will
participate along with the colonial
oficials.
Evening star., 1942-02-17
Oil Industry Seeks
Gasoline Curfew,
Ickes Tells House
Rotionine Moy Follow
Night and Sunday SoIes
Ban os Supplies Fall

Secretary Of the Interior Ickes
told a House committee today
the oil industry had recon-
mended immediate closing of all
filling stations in the East from
pm. to 7 am. weekdays and all
day Sunday, and rationing of
gasoline II this becomes neces-
sary to offset discriminating
stocks due to war loss and diver
sion Of tanker ships. ...
The Secretary, who is petroleum
co-ordinator, did not say what ac-
ton he contemplated on the industry
suggestions, but did recommend the
construction Of an $4,000 900 pipe
line system from Texas to the Phila-
delphia New York area.
Is Per Cent Cut Needed.
The petroleum industry. Mr.. Ickes
testified, recommended that steps
be taken to curtail the total East
Coast consumption of petroleum
products to the extent of approx
mately Is per cent from current
levels during the period February
Is to April IS"
The industry report said it was
impossible at this time to predict
whether or not curtailment will be
necessary beyond that date, when
total consumption normally falls OF
substantially"
Mr.. Ickes took his appearance to-
day as an occasion to warn the
public that unless it voluntarily sub
mits to a reduction in the conSump-
ton OF gasoline. a rationing system
must be imposed.
He said that he has discussed
plans for rationing with Price Ad-
ministrator Leon Henderson.
Points To Venezuela Raid.
Mr.. Ickes said that his Office Is
"solemnly aware of the magnitude
Of the task that oil must play in
this war" He called attention to
the announcement that enemy sub
marines had torpedoed several tank
ers and shelled a refinery of the
coast OF Venezuela, one of the great
est oil centers Of the world and
shipping point for United Nations
supplies.
THE implications of such a bold
thrust against our Oil supply lines
are indeed ominous," the petroleum
co-ordinator said.
Evening star., 1942-02-17
Play Factor Is Stressed
AT Child Care Meefinu

THE Importance Of Play in
a Young Child's Day" was discussed
by Miss Christine Glass for those
attending this mornings meeting
OF the Child Care Aide Training
course at the National Education
Association Building. Miss Glass
is former instructor of early child
hood education at University Col
lege. University Of Washington.
The childs playroom and play
yard, Miss Glass said. should be
well-equipped labratory for dis
covering. with reasonable safety. the
basic concepts of texture, color,
sound, scent and taste"
Companions add greatly to the
pleasures and variety of a child's
activity. Miss Glass added, but his
early social contacts must be super
vised to insure that "over-aggres-
sive bullying behavior or over-meek
inability to stand up for personal
rights do not become deep patterns
Of personality"
Evening star., 1942-02-17
Van Kleffens Reports
Arrival of WorpIones

NEW YORK, Feb. IT R.-Eelco
van Kleffens, Netherlands Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, said yesterday a
considerable number" OF fighter
planes arrived last week in Java.
Referring to the precarious Meth
erlands Indies war situation, DR.
van Kleffens said "our stronghold
is Java and the measure OF our re-
sistance depends upon the fighter
planes you send U.S." He said ad
dtional aircraft was on the way, but
its delivery should be speeded.
The Dutch minister. who made
the statement after a call on Mayor
La Guardia, said the outer island:
Of the Netherland Indies never were
meant to be held in the face of an
enemy attack.
Evening star., 1942-02-17

State Hull, Senator Guffey, Demo-
crat, Of Pennsylvania; Representa-
tive Day. Republican, of Illinois; j.
Edgar Hoover, chief of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation. and Sir
Wilmott Lewis, Washington corre-
spondent for the London Times.
Other high ofhcials are expected to
be called by Viereck's counsel.
Although defense attorneys did
not reveal their purpose in calling
the ofilcials, 1t was indicated that
they planned to show that pro-Brit-
ish and interventionist factions used
the same methods that Viereck
is charged with employing in pro-
noting the cause of Germany.