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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10
BOYS All CLUB
NEWS

Friday was "Fair Day" at the
Gaithersburg High School where
Montgomery County All Clubs
displayed their achievements fol
the year.
The Laytonsville All Club
walked off with top honors with
a very colorful display of ribbons
cups, and pictures of the boys
projects that were mounted on a
green and white background. The
Rockville Victory Garden All
Club, which was organized last
spring to raise food to be used in
the school cafeteria, had as their
theme, "Food for Freedom" in
their fine exhibit of canned vege-
tables which placed second. The
vegetables were canned by the
Rockville PIT. A.
The Silver Spring Wild Life
Conservation Club, also known as
the Junior Izaak Walton League
showed the Importance of the pro.
lection of our wild life. This
booth that showed many kinds Of
wild animals was rated third.
The Jersey Calf Club which
owns 76 head of purebred Jerseys
placed fourth with their Jersey
calf and splendid display of Jer.
sey posters showing why one
should raise Jerseys.
Cedar Grove added what they
are doing in the War Effort anc
showed how the All Club is oper
ated and what it can do for it.
members.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

to us from the Pennsylvania
Dutch. There are many changes
according to individual tastes =
some communities even use Little
ginger in their sausage, which,
needless to SAYS as Northern as
the addition of sugar to corn
pone.
This is the brine for the back
bones and "spare-ribs": For 100
pounds of meat, dissolve 8 pounds
coarse salt, 2 pounds brown sugar,
2 ounces baking soda in A gallons
water.
The dry sugar cured meat pro-
cess is: Mix in tub-12 quarts
of coarse salt; 8 pounds brown
sugar, one-fourth pound salt
petre, l pound black pepper. This
is enough for one thousand pounds
of meat. Lay meat on boards
after rubbing salt in well, use the
excess salt to keep meat covered.
After three weeks, hang meat and
smoke with hickory wood for about
six days. Then wrap well in
newspapers and then in large
tight paper sacks. Store in a
dry place. Hams should be at
least six months old before they
are used.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10
Shirred Eggs For
Sunday Supper

No matter what the weather,
eggs are still in demand for
Sunday night supper-particu-
larly when the housewife has
reached the point where she
just can't think of another
thing to prepare. Here is a
good recipe to try soon.
SHIRRED EGGS
2 cups strained canned toma-
toes (juice and pulp)
/ teaspoon onion, finely
chopped
A tablespoons quick cooking
tapioca
l teaspoon sugar
l teaspoon salt
Dash of paprika
a eggs
n cup grated cheese
l teaspoon parsley, chopped
Place tomatoes and onion in
top of double boiler, bring to
boil, add dry ingredients and
bring to brish boil, stirring con-
stantly. Place over. rapidly
boiling water, cook 8 minutes,
stirring occasionally. Pour into
baking dish, make four de-
pressions and break an egg
into each. Sprinkle with
cheese. Bake in moderate oven
$3.50 F.) Is minutes, or until
eggs are firm. Serves 4.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10
Simple Successful
Sandwiches

For delicacy, there is probably
d othing to compare with sand
viches made with various buffers.
These are made by merely blending
some tasty substance into butter
and perhaps adding a little cream.
This type sandwiches are excep-
tionally fine for afternoon teas,
being simple to make and suited
to quantity production.
Here are several different but
tiers that will go in combination
and make fine assortment:
Cheese Butter-Mix thoroughly
p tablespoons of butter, u table
spoons of cream cheese, " table
spoon Blue cheese, l teaspoon
cream, l teaspoon mayonnaise and
pepper to be added if desired.
Bacon Butterfly bacon crisI
and pound to a paste or put
through food chopper. Work into
butter in desired proportions. Tt
two tablespoons of this paste ado
one teaspoon horseradish or mus
tard.
Egg Butter-Devil the yolks Of
three hard-cooked eggs and worl
into two tablespoons of butter
Makes six sandwiches.
Mint Butter-Cream half a cur
of butter, adding a little whipped
cream. Work in two tablespoons
finely chopped mint. Parsley Oh
| anchovy paste may be substituted
for the mint.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10
Woman's Club
Sponsors "Sing"

Sponsored by the Rckville
Woman's Club another community
sing will be held Sunday afternoon
in the Courthouse at a p. m. Miss
Mary Hart music director of Mont
gomery Blair High School will be
in ch arge of the program. Mrs.
Harry Seifert will be the accompa-
mist.
Spe cial features will include
Christmas carols and selections by
a group of high school students.
The public is urged to come and
participate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10
Think 1t Over!-

To save the life of an American
boy each able bodied Mar Y land
woman could give pint of blood.
This may be repeated in two or
three months and for older wome1
fits in well with other services
such as rolling bandages or knit
ting, and all the less physically
active work. Younger women can
give the blood and continue their
usual activities. For further infor-
nation see your local Red Cross
chairman. s
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10
Tree Lighting To
Be Discouraged

Christmas tree lighting will be
allowed this year but not encourag-
ed, according to Judge Brault, di-
rector of Civilian Defense. If lights
are used they must not be left burn
ing when residents of homes or
owners of business places are alb.
sent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

Griddle cakes are really simple
to make because they contain such
few ingredients. One need only
follow the recipe So results will be
the same each time. Stir the bat
Ter only until smooth; batter may
even be slightly lumpy. The stiff
fer the batter the less mixing is
required. The batter becomes stiff
fer as baking powder is increas-
ed but the finished product is more
porous and tender and has greater
volume.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10
LILLY WHITES
COLE SLAW

Dear Miss Wilma.
Down heah where All is yo les
amt no cook nohow if'n yo CANT
fix up goodly big bowl OBJ cole
slaw-it sho jes seems dat de
folks sort oh depend ON dis heah
dish OBJ slaw TO most everythin.
Now All amt sayin dat ma way
OBJ fixin it is best but All noes
a batch OBJ folks what makes it de
same way-but bestest or not,
All neber foun no falt wit it ma
self.
Yo washes and shreds up a
cabbage, All CANT say jes how
big cabbage but enuf to make
up quart OBJ de shredded stuff,
an den 20 put in it cold water
an yo lets it set for a hour, den
20 drain off all de water an 70
puts de cabbage in de refriger-
ator until it gifts good an COLI an
dry like. Den 20 makes dressin
TO it by beatin a half cup OBJ milk
an putting in it tablespoon OBJ
cornstarch what you done mixed
up wit bit OBJ water, an de yell
lers OBJ two aiggs an a half a
teaspoon OBJ salt, an a bit OBJ
pepper, an tablespoon OBJ
chopped celery, an a tablespoon
OBJ butter, an den a small onion
chopped up good, an four table
spoons OBJ vinegar last. Yo gotta
cook de dressin o,ood an don afrair
it an cool it befo 20 uses it. Den
70 chop de cabbage bit an mix
de dressin up wit it good. An
honey, dis stuff can be kept in de
refrigerator 70 a whole day if yo
is OBJ a mind to keep it der.
Hopin yo is de same,
Your humble servant,
LILLY WHITE.
"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

OLD FASHIONED CARAMELS
21a tablespoons butter
cups brown sugar
2 tablespoons molasses
" cup condensed milk
squares unsweetened chocolate
teaspoon vanilla
l cup nut meats
Melt the butter, add the sugar,
molasses and the milk and bring
to a boiling point. Cut the choco-
late in small pieces, and add, stir
ring constantly until the choco-
late is melted. Boil until the
caramel forms a soft ball when
dropped in cold water. Add the
extract and the nut meats and
pour into a creased pan. Cool a
little and when fairly firm, cut
in squares.
OLD FASHIONED FUDGE
l cup brown sugar
cup granulated sugar
2s cup condensed milk
2 squares unsweetened chocolate
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons corn syrup
teaspoon vanilla
cup nut meats, chopped
Cut the chocolate in small pieces
and cook with the brown and
graduated sugar, the condensed
milk and the corn syrup. Stir
until sugar is dissolved. Then
cook, stirring occasionally until
the fudge forms a soft ball when
dropped in cold water. Remove
from the fire, add the butter and
let stand until it is cool. Then
beat until it begins to lose its
glossy appearance. Add the va
nilla and the nuts, pour on a
CREASED pan and allow to cool. Cut
in squares.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10
:: HOME AND CLUB ACTIVITIES !:
AMONG THE
HOMEMAKERS

Germantown Homemakers' had
an interesting Christmas projecS r
they raised $22. by contributions
from members and sent candy and
cigarettes to five men overseas and
eleven local boys in camps in this
country. Mrs. Marshall Davis was
chairman Of the committee. They
also plan a gift of canned goods to
the Montgomery County Hospital
for Christmas. Mrs. Charles john
son was back with them after an
illness.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10
GIRLS All CLUB
NEWS

Miss Anne Beall was hostess
10 the Cedar Grove Club Wednes-
day evening. Miss Turner and the
local leader Mrs. Julian King help
I'D the girls plan play they are to
present in the Spring to get funds
For a sewing machine.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

The Colesville Club had a day
long meeting at the home of Mrs.
A. E. Rush, with a covered dish
luncheon. 1t was their Mrs. M. F.
Schruech who gave the Liver Chop
GEuey recipe, which is proving so
popular. The chinese vegetables
are not just sprouts, but c mixture.
Try it.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

When you get your winter cloth
ing ready TO put away for the
summer - remove I'll spots first.
Dry cleaning is safest. Leave nc
clothing impressed, since gasoline
odor discourage moths.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

If you have Welsh rarebit left
over, try adding some canned to-
mato soup unthined, and serve
this as a sauce with macaroni or
rice.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

Mince lobster, add pinch of
dry mustard, 2 or drops of Wor-
cestershire sauce and a few chop
ped olives. Cut bread into shapes
and toast lightly. Butter and
spread with the lobster mixture.
Serve as canape.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

Pauline Lechlider and her sister
Nancy were hostesses TO the Coles
vile group. Under direction of
Mrs. John Mccormick they worked
on their sewing box equipment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

1t is well to have a basket for
deep-frying so that when the food
is brown you can lift it all out at
once and not have to skim out one
piece at time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10
BUSY

About the busiest thing on earth
is an idle rumor.-The Buffalo
IN. " Times.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

window icke pictured
the yadsck patriotism in the War Bond drive throughout the
Everybody percent
the ralng their
appeal with which help finance the The
displays scker
United Nations The sckers being dis
Chairmen
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

When washing cotton clothes,
special care should be given to the
parts like hem, under-arms, necks
md cuffs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

Jackie Gather now is leader of
two clubs, junior and senior
girls club in Shady Grove.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

YOU'LL FIND GIFTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY
all reasonably priced-in the Car and Home Supply
Stores at many Betholine- RichfeId Stations. And
you'll save time trouble, tires and gasoline by shopping
at these handy stores. For the children you'll find such
gifts as skates, wagons, dolls games and toys Of many
kinds Gifts for grownups include such items toaster
food mixers, razor, clocks lunch kits and cameras
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

Laytonsville Homemakers are
very proud of the $50 quarts of
aimed fruit and vegetables they
ent to the Hospital for donation
Jay" on Saturday. Several women
OF of the club also a SISTED with
he work. The club met Wednes-
hay at the home Of Mrs. Thomas
Stewart ard Mrs. Samuel Riggs.
Mrs. Ali lMesser is chairman of
program FIR next year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10
WOMAN'S CLUB
CHATTER

AS their Christmas project the
Chevy Chase Club is assembling
materials for boxes for 165
soldiers at nearby Camp Lewis
homemade cakes, cookies, candies,
nuts, small games, new playing
cards, are some of the things on
the list.
All clubs seemed 10 be repre-
sented at the Hospital Tea on
Saturday = Mrs. Gordon Kline,
president of the Newcombe Club
was one of the women escorted by
the "Mister." We never before
saw so many men at one of those
teas-must have been the man in
the receiving line that encouraged
them to come. We were particuu-
larly pleased to see SO many men
in uniform present.
Miss Daisy Magruder was in
charge of the program at a meet
ing of the Rockville Woman's Club,
which had the Rev. H. o. Cooper,
pastor of the Baptist Church MS
speaker. The hostesses$ were Mrs.
Helen Weldon and Miss Charlotte
Humphrey.
The club is sponsoring a COM
munity sing in the Rockville Court
house Sunday afternoon at p. m.
The program has been arranged by
committee headed by Mrs. VIM.
P. Sherman. The sing will be
directed by Miss Mary Hart with
Mrs. Harry E. Seifert, accompanist
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

Mrs. Este Morris she who
taught Montgomery Homemakers
to sulphur apples is proudly re-
citing the accomplishments of her
native Galloway County in Ken
tucky-while a small, and not rich
county, it has gone over the top in
every war bond sale-every inhabi-
tant has turned in 100 lbs. of scrap
iron. A one-room school won $3.50
for turning in the most scrap
metal-they badly needed play
ground equipment, SO they put
their money to that use.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

Sunshine Olney will have to elect
new secretary in place of Mrs.
J. s. Hand 1whe has moved to
Damascus. They had about 125
cans of fruits and vegetables FOR
donation Day."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

The above poster especially drawn promote the sale
Bonds Stamps will be the United
States It of four posters resng themes in the
War Bond campaign US. Treasury Dept
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

. Potomac Valley, Laytonsville and
lie Olney Clubs met early last
Wednesday to listen in to the mem
|ership broadcast from Baltimore.
bur girls" acquitted themselves
yell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-12-10

Silver Spring had a luncheon
heeting Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Sabine of the Red Cross.
La gaceta., 1942-09-09
EI BrosiI osreso Uno
F.. fvente poderosisimc
de mqferioI beIico

W~ASHINGTON.-A lamar
Brasil plenamente sus fuerzas
EN- favor de las Naciones Unidas
en- su declaratoria de guerra, ha
agregado poderoso acervo de
materias primas al poder com
bativo de las legiones de la
libertad.
Geografca y econ6micamente, este
rico tesoro della America del Sur es.
un vasto almacen de minerales de.
valor estrategico, de alimentos Y de.
los materiales de que Sc hacen los
pertrechos de guerra.
} Entire los principles %productos Sc.
encuentran ell caucho, ell hero, Ia.
hula, los diamantes industriales, cl.
cafe Y ell azGcar. Pero ell Brasil, que.
Sc ha estado industrializando rapida-
mente desde hace unos amos, aporta
tambien la fuerza de unas 10000
fabricas que pueden producer arti-
culos para los ejercitos de la demo-
cracia.
Miles De TrabajadOres
Y hay cientos de miles de trabaia-
dores en- las fabricas actualmente
movilizados en- la batalla mundial
para que %sobrevivan la libertad Y los
derechos del hombre; estos trabaia-
dores ingresan ahora en- las flas de
los obreros y obreras de sus aliados.
FL Brasil es la mayor fuente del
mundo de la mejor clase de CRYSTAL de
cuarzo en- cantidades cOnsiderables.
FL cuarzo deriva su importancia de
sus pr~opiedades para la e%lectricidad
y la optica. Sc lie emplea en- aparatos
de la radio, telefono, Instruments
para sondeaje de ~profundidad, Y
aparatos para la balistica, peris-
cOpios, miras de cahones Y en- toda
clase de Instruments de precision.
Algunos de los mejores diamantes
industriales del mundo p%rovienen
del Brasil. Los diamantes tienen
tanto valor en- ell ~esfuerzo b6lico de
los Estados Unidos que la Compahia
de ReseMas de Metales, una de las
subsidiaries de la Agencia Federal de
Emprestitos de los Estados Unidos,
ha conclude un convenio para com
prar 100000 quilates anuales en- un
periodic de dos amos. 81 bien album
dan en- los rotativos grandes enca-
bezamientos sobre las hazahas de
tanques, de buques, de %aviones Y de
cahones, muy pocos habrian 81 no
fuera por los diamantes industriales
Con estas piedras preciosas Sc cortan
las ligas de metal duras que entran
en- la e|structura de las armas de Ia
guerra moderna, tales como las
herramientas de los tornos para e.
acabado a maquina de los metales,
ruedas amoladeras para aderezar y
para preclsar; alisadoras de los tube,
lanza-torpedos; acabado del interior
de los calibres de la artilleria pesada
MuchO Mineral de Hero
y Importante tambitn para Ell es
fuerzo de guerra es Ell mineral de
bierro del Brasil. En- el Estado dc
La gaceta., 1942-09-09
DESDE IN
A ESTAD0S
UNIDOS UNA FABRICA
DE CANONES

Philadelphia, sapt. R.eza
por pieza, en- Tn periodo de
seis meses ha sido trasladaia
desde Inglaterra a ( tados Uni
dos una fa5rica de canOLes.
Era mas facil. declare Ed
ward R. Stettinius, jf., mudar
Ia fabrica que am6arcar los ca
nOnes.
NADIA pagamos pOr este arse
nal. Los ingleses Sc consideran
bien pagados con Ell dano que es
tos canones pueGan infligir a
los alemanes y japoneses, name
jados pOr nuestros soldados''.
Los ingleses han mandado
tambien miles de globos cauti-
vos para proteger puntos vita
les a 10 largo de las costas anne
ricanas. Seguimos recibien5o az
mas y herramientos e Informal
ci6n cientifica Y militar.
La gaceta., 1942-09-09
DIVORCIOS Y PIETTOS

Decretos: Tulsa White contra
Otha White; Robert F. Miller
contra Nora f. Miller; Merca-
lies A. Pelaez contra Charles NJ.
.Polaez; Cecil NJ. Martin contra
Glanna Martin; Mildred Walia-
1e contra Curtis Mdnua Walla-
&c.
Nuevas deman las: j. sic
Naomi Hayes contra Herman
Sims Hayes; Wilma Powers con
.ra Emmett Powers Betty Van
Eehen contra Don Van EagA2n;
Olivia Josefina Curry contra
Oran w. Curry; Marion Thorn
as haynes contra Juanita Hay
res; zelda Mae Griffin contra
Horace Levy Griffin.
La gaceta., 1942-09-09
LA TAMPA ELECTRIC ACOR
DO EN- TAM
PA LA TARlFA DE FLEC-
TRICIDAD DE MIAMI

lEl coronal Peter Q. knight,
enuaa carta enviada hoy a "a
Junta de Utilidad, pres;jida
aun por C.. c. Watson, ayisa
lue la Tampa Electric Co. ha rs
sue,tC implantar dentro de los
limites de la cigdad de Tampa la
tarifa de eiactricida1 que existe
IN la ciudad de Miami.
La feoha en- que Sc pondra er
igor la nueva tarifa Sc anun-
lara Cportunamsnte.
Fuera de "a ciudad regira la
actual tarifa hast cue Sc rasud
Ia apelaci5n hecha por Ia en-
Jresa sobre la reyaia de 500
eeretada FOR la Junia para q
erAnetro urbano.
La t&ri,a &c los tranvias, una
lie la. mas bajas de tcja la ma
ion nc Sc alterara y cada pasa
jero soguira pagando 5 cts. Des
La gaceta., 1942-09-09
Ell PICNIC DE LOS PANA-
DEROS Sc E~FECTUARA Ell
DOMINGO, EN- Ell CIRCULO
CUBANO

La Secci6n de Recreo de los
Panaderos nos infOrma al me-
dio dia de hoy, por medic del
amigo Cabrera, q. el venidero
domingo, dia Is, celebrara su
Picnic en- ell edificio Y patio
del Circulo Cubano.
Tocaran dos orquestas de
primer orden, con su progra-
ma especial.
Empezsr$ ell pale a las dos
de la tarde Y terminara a las
8 de la nOche.
Merece esta fiesta la coOpe-
raci6n de nuestros mejores ele
mentos.
La gaceta., 1942-09-09
de hace mudhos amos la ernpresa

AS AAS'SN AlANHiOS clAOo 40 SAAPAN~~
r2nle billetes a los coiegia.es y
Gstos clo pagan 2113 cts.
Hasta que ell case Sc resuel-
va, judicialmente, no sera to-
cado ell dinero que Sc halla de
positado a la orden de la Cor
te del Circuito.
Combinada la tarifa de cleo
tricidad Y la de ~tranvias, Tam
pa tendra la mas baja tarifa
de TODD ell Estado.
En- su carta dice ell coronel
Knight que Ia Junta publica
en- los peri6dicos cartas diri-
gidas a Ell, sin antics tener la
cortesia de informarle.
Una reciente carta de fecha
agosto %, aparece contramar-
cada en- ell correO ell 4 de sep
tiembre y no entregada a Ell
hasta ell tunes dia 7.
Ell dia ) "a publicaron los
diaries Tampa Times y "Tam
pa Morning Tribune" dos dfas
antes de que Hegara a su po-
der.
La gaceta., 1942-09-09
ROBERT BEST
La nueva "voz americana" de Goebbels
POR EUGENE LENNHOFF

su propaganda por radio. No lar
"a fulminaciones como otrOs
traidores, tales como LORD
Haw-Haw" (Will:am Joice), q
mediocre comediante ingle 5
Jack Trevor, Ezra Pound Y o.
tros. Tambi6n evita q estilo di-
jactico, ell "tono profundamente
convencido' de Fred Kaltenbach
0 Ell soguido por J. s Barnes, Ell
antique secretario general de-.
Centre international de Estu-
dos Fascistas', Que radia desie
Roma. Adopta la posture de vi
yccador arrenpentido.
Las alocucione3 de Best son
as "confesiones de un alma pu-
"a" Trata de dar Ia impression
de un hombre profundamenta
y%ontrito, que ha cstado honda
mente sumergido en- iniquidades
oliticas hasta que, en- Il dltimo
Clomento, les saiv6 Hitler. "Yo
era mason" confiesa; ''habia
caido en- esta horreLda sima de
corruption, donde todos son en-
migos de la Humankind. Yo err
cat6lico, y Sc el cdio de la lyle
STA hacia ell Fuahrer, que pugna
FOR establecer el nuevo ord2n
moral que unicamente podra sal
var al mundo. Yo he trabajadc
en- los cuarteles generates de l..
democracia Y he llegado a con
vencerme de que estaba en- ca
mino de perdici6n y de que los
plutobolcheviques inglcses, ann
ricanOs y rusos, apoyados por
Churchill, Roosevelt, Stain, B.
mes, ell Arzobispo de Canterbury
y los judios, son los verdaderos
enemigos de la humanidad."
Cuando el Gltimo ortavoz de
Goebbels ha dado. rienda su5.ta
durante un ratio a sus propias a
! cusaciones, poniendose la mas
cara de un hombre salvado de la
mayor agonia espiritual, proves
a sus oyentes con pasajes fuerte
mente sazonados. Sacando a CO.
laci6n ell rico archivo' de sus
memorials, relata supuestas eX.
perieciaS personals con los prin.
cipales p0liticos de las nacione,
aliadas; toscas anecdotes que er
u mayor arte son obvias calum
Mas, pero que son presentadas
en- tai forma que algunos esprit
tus ingenuos pueden creerlas.
(COntiRuard)
La gaceta., 1942-09-09
UN PROGRAMA DE LA MA
RINA EN- LA GALE Is

Ofrecera hoy la marina ma
cional, a las 8 de la nOche, un
prorgamaen pro del recluta-
miento, en- la Gale Is entire las
avenidas Septima y Octava, u
sando la carroza "destructor"
que va fuera eXhibida EN- dife-
rentes lugareS.
Hablaran, segdn nos infor-
ma Frank de la Grana, los Sc
nores Martin Caraballo y Ra-
fael MARTINEZ Ybor.
Presidira la ceremonial ell
E. o. Palermo.
La gaceta., 1942-09-09
MATAR0N A UN SARGEN
TO DE POLICIA

Belfast, Irlanda del Norta.
sept. 9.-Miembros del Ejar.i-
to Republican, lrlandes asesi-
naron hoy al sargento de poll
cia Dennis O'Brien cuando este
salia de su casa EN- Ballyboden,
condado de Dublin. lie tiraron
con una pequena ametralladora.
Los criminales Sc marcharon en-
las bicicletas que montaban.