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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-01-29

effort. issued a 62-page booklet, "Rc-
port to the Nation" outlining the
defense and war programs from the
beginning to the present. In sepa-
rate chapters the report discusses
price control activities, alien control,
economic warfare, production of all
necessary war items, civilian de-
Tense, war financing and all other
phases of the national effort.
Autos, Trucks and Tires
The WPB ordered all production
Of passenger cars and light trucks
for any purpose halted February i.
all military demands can be filled
The announcement of the order said
from the stockpile of autos that will
be on hand by that date and which
cannot be sold without Government
permission. OPA announced that
there is no prospect of rationing for
used cars or of communicating OF
private cars. OPA amended the auto
freezing order to permit transfer OF
title to any vehicle under the terms
Of installment contracts drawn up
before January ! and repossession
of any vehicle involved in a breach
of such contract. The agency also
amended its tire freezing rules to
allow clergymen to purchase new
tires and tubes. OPA put a ceiling
price on materials used in retread-
ing used tires.
Transportation
The Interstate Commerce Com
missin granted railroads permission
to increase passenger farces 10 per
cent. Exempt from the increase are
special fares granted to military or
naval men on furlough. Permission
was also granted the Railway Ex-
press Agency, Inc, to make an en-
Urgency additional charge Of 10
cents per package sent at first, sec
ond or third-class rates.
Army
The President said the United
Nations are collaborating with the
u. s. to effect transfers to the Am
erican armed service of the Ameri-
cans who had enlisted before the
war under foreign flags. War Sec
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-01-29
Tournament TO Be
Held At Scoobu
By William Cathey

Although the forthcoming State
Junior College basketball tourna-
ment will not be unreeled until the
latter part of February in the Scooba
gymnasium, conference squads are
working diligently and exerting much
effort to strengthen their forces as
much as possible for a last half
drive which they hope will gain them
berth in the coveted playoff.
Since the current season is yet
in the adolescent stage of competi-
ton, it is very difficult to make any
definite assertions as to which of
the eleven league members will be
lucky enough to qualify for entrance
into the tourney.
Judging by performances to date,
the groups to be eyed carefully and
with much respect appear to be the
Holmes Junior College Bulldogs, the
Moorhead Trojans, the Decatur War
riors, the Raymond Eagles, and pos
sibly the Scooba Lions, runners-up
for the cup last season, and the FL
lisville Bobcats, defending title
holders.
Numerus outfits have a goodly
number of neophytes whose play un-
der pressure will have to be tested
still more before their actual status
can be determined.
The Goodman crew, under the able
guidance of Coach Lloyd Thomas, is
very Woodworking, aggressive and
dangerous unit which is capable of
pushing any quintet to the limit be-
fore victory is gained. In Russell
Reid, Bill Penebaker and Paul Hay
mes, the Holmes mentor has trio
Of ability in locating the basket, with
their peak yet to be reached. Joe
Baker is very commendable and
usually consistent guard whose work
has harrassed the enemy time and
again, while Green, newcomer, is
showing much promise, as are De-
Win and Collums, also novices If
Clark McCurray, who is recovering
from an appendectomy, is able to 60
next month. Coach Thomas will have
his entire aggregation intact with the
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-01-29
A WEEK OF
THE WAR
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sank Japanese cruiser and large
tanker 100 miles off Jolo, and shot
down l6 enemy planes in the Phili-
ppines.
The Navy announced the freighter
SIS Brazos was sunk in a collision
100 miles southwest of Cape Halter
as. and during the past week u
boats sank the City of Atlanta, the
Latvian freighter Ciltvaira, the tank
ers Coimbra and Allan jackson. and
torpedoed the tanker Malay. The
Navy did not announce number OF
U-boats sunk or captured but said
"some of the recent visitors to our
territorial waters will never enjoy
the return trip portion Of their voy-
age The U. S. Navy sank three
enemy merchant ships off Tokyo
Bay and torpedoed a 5,00O-ton en-
envy vessel in Binanga Bay.
Report To The Nation
The Office of Facts and Figures,
coordinating the information activi-
ties Of all Federal agencies to keep
the public informed of the war
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-01-29
tic, Gulf and Great Lakes zones.

TIC, Gul1 and Treat Lakes zones.
Priority Unemployment
President Roosevelt asked Con-
gres for $3OO,OOO,OOO to aid work
ers who lose their jobs temporarily
because of conversion of civilian in
dustry to war production, if the
worker is willing to take special
training to fit him for a war in
dustry job Under the program work
ers would receive weekly benefit
payment equal to 60 prcent Of re-
gular earnings, but in no case more
than $24 week in benefits for 26
weeks. The Federal grant would
make up the difference between un-
employment compensation paid by
the State and the 60 percent war
dislocation benefit.
\ The WPA announced it is work
ing on a program to shift to WPA
rolls those workers dislocated by
the war who do not fall within the
scope of the program outlined by
the President.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-01-29
exception Of Aldridge, who is IN
| the Army.

the Army.
Boosting the tallest combine IN
the circuit, the Sunflower Trojans
have the talent, speed and accuracy
to rank as one of the powerful con-
tenders for the crown. In Woods
and Paul Caldwell, both freshmen,
Coach G. T. McClenehan has two
of the highest scoring lads in the
district. Lack of reserve strength is
probably the biggest handicap at
present The starting five of Woods.
Caldwell, Ragland, Smith and Will
hanson form a real defensive unit.
With a wealth of material recruited
from highly ranking prep schools,
Coach w. R. "Polie" Sullivan Of
Decatur is expected to mould his
team into real threat for the cham
pionship; the Raymond Eagles have
assembled what may prove to be ono
of the highest ranking quintets in
the loop; and the Ellisville and
Scooba forces have plenty of time
to weld their raw material into
another colorful array of cagers.
There may be several surprises in
store for fans next months in the
East Mississippi gymnasium.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-01-29

rotary Stimson announced compile
ton Of plans for the formation Of
9Th Armored Division and two adj
ditional all-Negro units: an infant
~ division and an air pursuit squad
ron. The House passed and sent to
the Senate legislation apporpriat-
ing $12,50O,OOO,OOO to provide
$4,000 new Army planes and equip
ment for them.
Navy
President Roosevelt asked Cong
ress for $15,960,000.000 for the
Navy and signed a bill authorizing
establishment of a special limited
service Marine Corps composed Of
World War veterans and older men
to be used in patrolling and guard
ing vital facilities. The Navy an
nounced that students in school or
college who have not yet reached
their goth birthday may enlist in
the Naval Reserve with permission
to complete the current school year
before reporting for duty.
Civilian Defence
President Roosevelt asked Cong
ress for $1OO,OOO,0OO to be used by
the OCD for air protection Of civil
lians. Congress authorized the APP
preparation and formally placed the
responsibility for civilian protection
with OCD. The FBI announced it
will conduct special war traffic
schools for police of 100 strategical-
ly located cities. The War Depart
ment announced that in cooperation
{ with the OCD it will establish six
I more schools to teach civilian de-
Tense workers protection against
chemical weapons such as incendiary
bombs.
Labor
Labor Secretary Perkins reported
hourly earnings of wage earners in
manufacturing industries rose l.5
percent to a new high of 1871 percent
lis percent above the same time
last year. Average hours worked per
week (4O.3 hours) were percent
above last year and weekly ear
nings $32.8D, 2 per cent higher.
Labor Director Hillman announced
regional labor conference will soon
be held in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
and Columbus, Ohio ito bring labor
organizations into the war effort on
their own ground" Labor organiza-
ton officials, Government officials
and representatives of universities
and colleges will attend the meet.
ings.
Agriculture
The Department Of Agriculture
announced it will increase purchases
of eggs to support market prices at
| level at least IS percent of parity.
The Commodity Credit Corporation
announced it will offer 100000, 900
bushels of wheat for sale to aid
livestock producers to attain new
production goals. Agricultural Mar
keting Administrator Henderson re-
ported more than 2,50,000,O0O
pounds of agricultural commodities
valued at $300,000,000 had been
| shipped to Britain under the Lend
Lease program up to December /.
He said the war in the Pacific had
not changed the basic program for
agricultural operations 1--WE are
continuing heavy purchases to make
available the vital supply of foods
for England and Russia"
Ships
The Maritime Commission award
ed contracts for construction of $50
vessels This brought the total of
Liberty ships contracted for to 997.
Labor Director Hillman proposed
'lan to place shipyard workers on q
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-01-29

Denton Rosamoa1 lax Assessor
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DODGE late 1910 Special de luxe @-door
upholstery spotless 1000 miles by one
owner. white-wan Goodyear tires: S'9?.
Crosstown Motors. 1921 Bladensburg rd-
ne at N Y ave IL
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DODGE two-door sedan. l94l model Lux
Try Liner, with or without radio: one
condition If interested write, stating
vour beSt offer. Box oh3-R. StNr.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DODGE 1898 4-door trunk sedan; original
black finish. radio and heater excellent
tires sacrifice: cleaneSt car in town; S225
cash LOGAN MOTOR CO., 18th ST. NV,
hetWeen Z and L Republic 3o5l.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DE SOTO 1910 custom sedan; radio.
heater, economy overdrive, excellent tires;
! owner: todays lowest price with guar
antee and terms. S265 down, bal. Is mos.
WHEELER, 1NC.-Chrysler-P Plymouth.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

LA SALE 1888 sedan; good tires good
condition; $500. Call Warfleld 3490.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DODGE 1871 Luxury Liner custom coupe;
with fluid drive. airfoam cushions with seat
covers dual windshield wipers. dual bumper
guards heater: driven only $500 miles and
can't be told from a new car; the cleanest
used car you ever saw; S995: trade and
terms. LOGAN MOTOR CO., 18th ST. NV,
hetXeen Z and l. RepMblic 325l
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DODGE 1896 4-door touring sedan: ex-
cellent condition, good rubber; S249; terms
31OS Georgla ave
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DODGE 1887 touring sedan; fine tires.
looks and runs fine; 1895. LOGAN MOTOR
CO. 18th ST. NV, between K and L. Re-
Evening star., 1942-03-15

STUDEBAKER 1910 (ChampionJ club Sc
dan, black finish like new. motor in best
OF condition, D very good tires. clean in
terror. S641 BUTLER BONDED. LEE D.
BUTLER INC. ll2l 2lst 81. NV. Dis
Evening star., 1942-03-15

SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
257 Carroll st.. Takoma Park, D. C.
GEORGIA 1902
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FORD 1897 Tudor sedan, 50; good condi-
tion, 3 very good tires; $3.50 cash: private
GIebe 1852
Evening star., 1942-03-15

14O1 r. I. Ave. NE. DE. 63O--
DODGE 1887 coupe; completely over
hauled; S325, 1895 COUPE sl45.
l331 18th ST NV North 2l64
Evening star., 1942-03-15

PLYMOUTH 1899 4-door sedan: blue
finish. > very good tires. clean interior and
motor excellent: splendid for S491 LEE
D BUTLER, INC, ll2l 2lst st. NV. Dis
trict 1918
Evening star., 1942-03-15

STUDEBAKER 1910 tPresident) club Sc
dan; maroon finish. radio. china tiZer. over
drive; a beautiful car. like new IN every
detal. BUTLER BONDED; 1897. LEE D.
BUTLER, INC. 1921 2lst St NV. DI. 1918
STUDEBAKER 1871 Champion de luxe A
Or sedan; 5,l00 miles, radio. heater. seat
covers and gas saving oyerdrive. pvt.
owner Chestnut SlS4
Evening star., 1942-03-15

! STUDEBAKER 1871 coupe. ! owner low
/ mileage heater. seat covers. spotlessly
clean, excellent tires S24O down. balance
] Es5l Miscnn sin WI - l5
Evening star., 1942-03-15

II ~ -Vln SI. NV DISlIICI 'lf
DODGE 1895 2-door sedan excellent mo-
tor. good tires one owner; $500 cash;
real buy. Sligo 1899.
DODGE 1910 de luxe 4-door sedan: orig
inal black finish, spotless upholstery, tires
like new. only S125.
ROYAL MOTOR co. Packard Dealer.
Kennedy ST NV RA I1H0.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

| PLYMOUTH 194l 2-door Special de luxe:
! low mileage; original owner: no accidents;
s. excellent tires, one new. l0l4 18th
| nj n e evenings
Evening star., 1942-03-15

NASH 4-dr de luxe Ambassador -" only
"a 600 mi, 5l2 yrs. old. peri. cond., extra
tires S265 worth, $3.50. Owner DE 0uSS.
! NASH 1929 car, 3 6.nOx2O tires, like new;
/ large battery: all parts Of car for sale.
Hobart S136
Evening star., 1942-03-15

STUDEBAKER Pres. club sedan: only
1000 miles. Almost brand-new in every
respect. Sacrifice by owner CO. 1879.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

PLYMOUTH 1897 4-door sedan heater.
gray finish, good tires: very clean car for
Sl47. LEE D. BUTLER, 534 Pa. ave sc.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DODGE 1871 Luxury Liner coupe 5000
mileage: just like new Owner sacrifice
$500. No trades. For further informa-
ton call Mr.. Herfurth. RA. 1920.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

STUDEBAkER l94l 2-door 5-pass. club
coupe; custom de luxe; color red. Wv.
- miles on a gallon Of gas; terms and
Evening star., 1942-03-15

STUDEBAKER Champion 1871 4-door Sc
dan: radio, cllmatlzer, GOOD tires: like new,
10000 miles, motor perfect: $3.50. no less.
Call Greenbelt 5l6l or write Eelby, lie
NorthWsy Greerbe Nd
Evening star., 1942-03-15

Al mechanically, exceptional whitewall
/ tires and paint, radio: reasonable offer
| accented Randolph 4G31
Evening star., 1942-03-15

PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door trunk de luxe
sedan; good tires. radio; $3.50 cash North
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FORD 1889 de luxe Fordor sedan; bright
blue finish very clean inside and out eX-
ceptlonally good tires; tiptop mechanical
shape; 475; 30-day written guarantee.
LOGAN MOTOR CO, 18th ST. NV" be-
tween K and L. RE. 325l.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

( STUDEBAKER 1941 de luxe club sedan;
overd-ive. radio, climatizer, excel. tires:
/ cash. Umbrella Trailer Camp. Rt. 20. Lee
I highway, Pals Church. Va, until pm.
/ Sunday LAWSON
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FORD; lady must sacrifice late 3s coupe,
good condition and tires. Mrs. Smith, IR.
4o4O after 3 D m
Evening star., 1942-03-15

PLYMOUTH 1941 town sedan; 1000 ac-
tual miles; one owner; immaculate: sac,
S735. Liberty Motors. 421 Sth st. Sc.
PLYMOUTH '3S 4-dr. tr.. de luxe; COM
pletely overhauled; new brakes tires Ok;
leaving town. RE. 0630, Ext. SOB.
PLYMOUTH '39 -4-dr. d. /. sedan; rad,
heater; 9 tires; $500. Ina. 5414 9Th St
NV; bst:, after $50 pm. weekdays after
PONTIAC, 1, I941 ,streamliner; excellent
owner GIL 55s5.
PONTIAC 1889 2-dr. sedan: good tires;
$500 HkaasRA Wisconsin Ave- oioN ofi7eT 5ffM 1000.
PONTIAC 1897 4-door sedan; excellent
condition. very good white sidewall tires.
new rings. radio and heater: must sell;
best offer. Ii. 4612.
PONTIAC 1898 de luxe coupe: perfect con-
ditiOn throughout, including tires; will sell
equity and transfer notes. See Nolan FL
PONTIAC 1941 stresmlined sedanette: seat
Call Michiian 416S after pm.
PONTIAC 1889 club coupe: excellent tires
radio heater defroster, $1,000 miles.
After 6. CH. 1900, Apt. 204.
PONTIAC, 1941; s-cyl. streamliner sedan
coupe; maroon. clean as new. perfect white
side-wal tires, ra&o. clock. low mileage.
Showroom, Arcade Pontiac, 1887 Irving st.
NV Adams $500.
PONTIAC. 1941 super streamline 4-door
sedan: 2-tone green. radio, under-seat
e 10 low SEE ss o.
ing st. NV. Adams $500.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FORD 1885 black Tudor $4,000 actual
mileage new rings, tires nearly new; pri-
vate owner: 5000. TR. 94l4, l to pm
Sun after Z pm. weekdays.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FORD 1871 de luxe 6-cylinder Tudor Sc
dan, black, actual mileage. $1,000; equal
/ to new IN every detail; 30-day written
guarantee; S795; trade and terms. LOGAN
MOTOR CO., 18th st. NV, between K
ard l. Re 3nhl
Evening star., 1942-03-15

DODGE 1910 de luxe 4-door sedan; radio,
very good tires: S649, terms. Phone SH.
A
Evening star., 1942-03-15

STUDEBAKER President l94I 4-door Sc
dan. dark ereen; 500 miles: reasonable
Phone GE 1870. 43S Quackenbos 81. NV.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FORD 1941 de luxe Fordor sedan; black
good rubber: Al condition throughout:
S7s5: trade and terms: 3n-day written
guarantee LOGAN MOTOR co, 18th ST.
4 W. hetNeen Z and I. Rnnuhlic 2okl
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FORD 1941 Tudor s5-h.p. sedan: 5000
$500 cash Tel. Georgia 62s4. 1344 Gal
latin st NV, 10"
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FORD 1897 80" Tudor: black finish;
economy motor; Sl75. LOGAN MOTOR
CO, 18th st. NV. between K and L. Re-
public 32S1
Evening star., 1942-03-15

PLYMOUTH. 1941 de luxe bus. coupe; i'm
maculate. same as new; custom radio.
heater; lot of extras; private Army man.
Cash. $3.50. Mr.. Allen. 81 only. Sunday.
ct
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FORD 1910 black Tudor sedan. "s5";
excellent condition. only 10000 miles, D
fDe tires. CH AGAR
Evening star., 1942-03-15

PLYMOUTH 1914 sedan; $4,000 actual
miles. radio. heater, good tires pvt.
owned. Will sell cheap. 1929 Mass. ave.
n W. Room B. Call before noon.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FORD station wagon. 194l. de luxe: like
new. Can be seen at 1902 Webster st. NV
FORD 1910 de luxe Tudor sedan: radio,
seat covers spotlight; clean. splendid tires;
low mileage; S649: terms and guarantee.
SCHLEGL T. GOLDEN.
o. Carroll ST TAX PIX D. c. GE. 1902.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FORD, 1940 Tudor, sedan: private owner;
lS months old. low mileage; excellent con-
dition: white-wan tires, have, been ap-
praised for $4,000 miles; excellent spare;
radio and heater; 1912 taxes paid; will
sacrifice TO buyer who will assume unpaid
balance OF S326 and make reasonable offer
for equity. Phone District $500, Ext. 80.
FORD l941 Super de luxe Tudor, maroon:
$500 miles; excellent condition. Call
Evening star., 1942-03-15

PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 2-door sedan:
gray finish, heater, one owner, excellent
tires. immaculate interior: todays lowest
price with guarantee and terms S645
WHEELER, INC.-ChrySler-P
4slO Wisconsin Ave Orduay lnhn
Evening star., 1942-03-15

FORD l94l de luxe 4-pasSenger coupe;
radio. immaculate finish and upholstery
low mileage. excellent rubber all around,
S195; terms LOGAN MOTOR CO, 18th
81 u V. heLMeen & and L. kepubllc :}.G1l. :.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

OLDSMOBILE 1941 club sedan No. 76:
famous hydromatic drive, 2-tone finish.
| heater. seat covers. new-car condition;
La gaceta., 1942-11-30
EMPIEZA HOY Ell RACIONA
MIENTO DEL CAFE

Empezara hoy ell racionamien
to del cafe en- toda la naci6n.
Para la primera libra podra
usarse ell cup6n nGmero u de
la raci6n de azica. Los cupOnes
de adultos son los dnicos que tie
nen valOr en- cuanto al cafe.
La Junta de Racioamiento pi-
de que no Sc compre mas cafe
del necesario.
Estas reglas Sc han dictado
esn cuanto a la gasolina y las
gomas Lenar la forma sobre el
mtmero de millas; entregar las
Llantas sobrantes a la agencia
Railway Express; remover to-
das las letras del racionamien-
to, en- los p%arabrisas, con la ex-
cepci6n de la que representa- la
La gaceta., 1942-11-30
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO R%oDRIGUEz)

Martinez, Amelia Morhn Be
ba Gonzalez, Zoraida Alfonso,
Marina Vega, Alma Fernan-
DEE, Violeta Alfonso, Anita
Menendez, Luisa Gonzalez,
Elena Gonzalez, Gloria Caru-
so ,Monina Menendez, Fiji
%Bermddez, Jennie Cuervo y
Lola Vega; senores Felix Me-
nendez, Arturo Moran, Felix
Santana, Richard Anton, Ma
nuel Alonso, Aquilino Rios,
Ce.eStino Gonzalez, Claudio
Gonzalez, Eduardo Vega Y A.
Muniz.
la sinfonia estara a cargo
de la profesora Matilde Lo-
pei, y como apuntador Ra-
mon Bermudez.
ContinuaremoS dando de-
TALES.
La gaceta., 1942-11-30
~BRADENTON N T LOS
MARINEROS DE SARASOTA

Ell viernes, en- Bradenton, la
Onda Dorado de la bella ciudad
vecina Sc sometera a una ultima
dura prueba con los Marineros
de Sarasota.
La Onda Dorado no ha Sido
derrOtada todavia y cuenta con
seis triunfos Y ningdn contra
tempo.
ST ell BradentOn no CANA o EN-
pata, perdera ell campeonato.
Una victoria de los Marineros
lie daria al Fort Myers el dere-
cho de reclamar Ell titulO de la
conferencia del Sur de Florida.
Fort Myers aparece en- ell Sc
gundO lugar con 5 v%ictorias, l
derrota y un empate.
La gaceta., 1942-11-30

&, WASHINGT0N.-La
Americas han dictado medidas
tendencies a intensificar mas
aun la intervention sobre ell
trafco de divisas con ell fin de
evitar que la moneda ameri-
cana llegue a manos de los
agentes del Eje.
Uno de los mas grandes empehos
interamericanos, en- su tarea POI
f~ortalecer la defensa del hemisferior
consiste en- regular ell movimiento
del dollar para evitar que las ma
clones agresoras hagan uso de las
riouezas saqueadas en- Europa y
Asia Y las empleen en- activi'
dades perjudiciales a las republicas
americanas.
DispOsiciOnes del Uruguay
Varios pasos Sc han dado para
hacer effective Ell control. En- e.
Uruguay, por ejemplo, sc dicto vi
decreto otorgando al Banco de Ia
Rep1blica de Uruguay, ell derech'
exclusive de manejar moneda de los
Estados Unidos.
FL Brasil ha acaparado los d6lare'
estadounidenses, y las negociacionei
de cambio estan exclusivamente |
cargo del Banco de Brasil. d.
igual manera, Costa Rica ha con
centrado en- su Banco Central toda'
las transacciones en- d6lares.
Otros paises del hemisferio estar
supervisands la e%xportaci6n y il
Importation de la moDoda de loi
Estados Unidos,
La gaceta., 1942-11-30
Gran function en- ell
Centre Asturiano

Traemos a nuestras notas
de hoy la function teatral que
tiene anunciada la Secci6n de
damas Enthusiasts del Centre
Asturiano para ell entrante
Viernes.
La Secci6n dedicara TODD
10 que Sc recaude a beneficio
del Sanatorio.
BESIDE hace mas de un mes
vienen laborando en- su prepa
raci6n.
Subira a eScena la preciosa
Zarzuela LAS CorsariaS''.
La representaran Chela
La gaceta., 1942-11-30
Como funciona 81 control

Quicos han sidO arrestadcs y sc
les acusa dc conspirar para de-
rribar a regimen fascista y en-
tregarla a gobierno al rey Vic
tor Manuel y su hijo, el princi-
pc de Piamonte.
Ill mariscal Radclfo GRAHAM
iogr6 escaparse y ercontr6 refu
gio en- 81 pa.acio READ.
La opasici6n al "Ducc' crece
en- toja IA peninsula itaI.ana y
particularmente en- Milan.
La gaceta., 1942-11-30

mayor cantidad escribir ell nG-
nero de la licencia del autom6-
vil en- ell cup6n de la gasClina al
entregarlo en- una estaci6n
madar por correo la solicitud
para Ell uso de combustible 81 es
duenO de un canton solicitar ell
certificate de ODT.
Durante dos dias, hoy y ma
mana, estara cerrado, en- la Jun
ia de R~acionamiento, ell depar-
tamento de gasolina para los CO
ches participates.
La gaceta., 1942-11-30
Ell bale de anoche

Elegantisilna lucia la sala
de fiestas die CirculO Cubano
con la concurrencia que asis-
tiera a particular del bale
que cada semana prCporciona
la Secci6n de Recreo.
Para cOmodidad de los asis
tentes Sc colocaron veintenas
de mesas.
La parte bailable estuvo a
cargo de la orquqesta Don
Francisco, conjunto que to-
co los Qltimos hits" de la tenn
porada.
Sc anunci6 que e. pr6Ximo
Domingo Sc verificara otro
gran bale.
Reciban nuestra felicita-
ci6n. .sA
De vista
Procedente de la ciudad de
La gaceta., 1942-11-30
DICESE QUE LA "OVRA" A
PRESTO AL MARISCAL BA.
DOGLIO

Londres, Nov. 30.-AsegGra-
Sc que la poiicia secreta italia
ma, la "Ovra," encarcel6 por on
den de Mssolini, y bajo preston
de la Gestapo, al mariscal Ba-
doglio, exjefe de Estado Mayor
del ejercito italiano y tildado dl
antifascista desde la famosa
''marcha sobre Roma"
Otros 1000 italianos monar.
La gaceta., 1942-11-30
Para ell Ejercito

Ell Sabado parti6 para ell
Cam amento Blanding, Ell Jo-
ven Martinez, exmiembro del
Sub CONT de Ayuda a Ru-
STA.
FL joven MARTINEZ Sc mues-
ira encantado de poder servir
a su patria y por este medic
Sc despide de las muchas a
-mistades que nOpudo yer peg
sonalmente.
Mucha suerte lie deseamos
en- SUI vida militar.