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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Patrol Bomber
Sinks U-.Boat
off EastCo
Pilot Detects
Sub on Surface,
Scores Two Hits

NEW YORK. March p HNS(.-
Destruction Of an enemy Subma
rine by a patrol bomber guarding
freighter routes on the Atlantic
Coast was announced tonight by
First Army headquarters on Gov
ernor's Island.
The bomber spotted the U-boat
on the surface. dropped four depth
changes and scored two direct hits
the army announcement steted.
The bomber pilot reported
terSely back 10 headquarters.
.'Desirection WAS complete.
The sen WIS covered "th III
and debris -.
according 80 Information
-~rr(r. -
headquarters At Mitchell Field"
the army announcement said.
the sinking was complete
success.
1T Is considered improbable
there could have been any sur
viyors from the submarine
crew d"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Artillery in Duel

Before the enemy could recover
from the surprise thrust, the
American defenders withdrew with
only minor losses to themselves.
At the same time, Corregidor
Islands 12-inch guns more than
matched the enemy's fire in a
laundering artillery duel with
Jananese batteries across Manila
Bay on the Island of Luzon.
The japanese 9i2-inch guns
hurled steady stream Of shells
across the bay but did little dam
age TO the garrisons. The an
swering fire of the American
artillery apparently forced the
enemy 10 suspend the attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Daylight Attacks

The Australian planes dropped
hundreds OF pounds Of bombs on
installations on Yamdena,
the communique said. hut results
Of the attack were not fully OBJ
served. -
Tho latest attacks against Ra-
haul tho Commumque said, were
made by daylight and in the face
of heavy anti-aircraft fire hurled
up ny ground batteries and from
ships in the harbor.
Curtin also revealed that the
japanese had ralded the town Of
Broome. site Of an airfield. 600
miles southwest Of Darwin. for the
second time and had made their
initial attack against Derby, 675
miles southwest OF Darwin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Clio Accepts
GMChaNenQe
For Debate
Takes Up Wilson Bid
for Open Session
TO Air Reu+her Plan

A full dress debate on labor
management issues in the CONVEX
sion of the automobile industry TO
war production took shape Satur-
day as General Motors and the
UAW-CIO leaders moved 10 bring
their dispute into the open.
The development came in a chal-
lenge by G. +. Wilson. en- presi-
dent. 10 Walter p. Reuther, union
spokesman. TO discuss the so-called
Reuther plan at a joint press con-
ference.
Reuther, who heads the Go
group in negotiations for a new
General Motors contract, promptly
accepted the PROPOSAL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Sale of Sugar
To Be Halted
One Week Given
Only for Registry

CHICAGO, March 81 GNS).-
All sugar sales in the country will
be suspended-rat midnight April
p TO permit registration for dis
tribution of sugar rationing cards,
it was announced today by Harold
B. Rowe. chief Of food rationing
OF the Office of Price Administra-
ton.
Sugar sales will be resumed May
) or May 6. after the public regis
tratlon is under way. Rove said.
The public will register from
May 4 10 May 7, IL was announced
earlier by Frank Bane. director
OF field operations for the OPA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

this normally Sedate Australian
city accorded any puHic hsst.e
Sii4ch 2 .-c--,, ~..>,ssOps welcome As =
gave To-Day t6en. Douglas Mac
Arthur ~
When the beloved Eddie Wind
sor was Prince of Wales, Mel
bourne once put out for him in
grand manner. but residents who
remember that occasion said IT
could not compare with the recep-
tloH given the immortal hero of
Bataan and Corregidor.
General Macarthur had become
a mythical, legendary hero. TO the
Australians and their tremendous
turnout TO see him was evidence
of the great faith which they have
in his ability 10 direct winning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Industrial Users

Industrial users OF sugar and
wholesalers will begin two days
Of registration Immediately after
sugar sales are suspended.
The sales suspension was de-
cided on primarily to permit
wholesalers and retailers TO COM
plete their regtstra uon ana -
their stocks in order
Win hiS.xationihg stamps i's2
i"-'' person will he able 80
buy either one-half or three
fourths Of a pound OF sugar a
week.
Rowe minated that further re-
Strictions will be placed on some
goods.
Hotels and restaurants also will
be restricted on sugar, ne added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Nondefense
Building Ban
Aids Detroit
Releases Material
Needed TO Finish
Workers Homes
BY LAFE ALLEN
Detroit Times Real Estate EDITOR

Revelation Saturday that fed
eral officials were planning to ban
all non-defense construction came
as no surprise TO local building or
realty circles.
The order. il vas believed would
actually help the Detroit area in
that IL would facilitate acquisition
of materials for defense homes.
The projected orders mean how
ever. that there will be no CON
struction Of homes here unless the
builder can obtail priority num-
Der. And priority numbers have
not been granted for homes Cin-
loD costing more than
&c OQn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Text of GIN Letter
WILSON'S letter read:

nelson's letter read:
I'm rejecting yesterday. The
CORPORATIONS sug&ests"n that the
press re present IN our current
negotiations, you stated that the
union was agreeable to having
all proceedings before the War
Labor Board open To the public,
including the press.
I'm the event IL becomes nee
essary 10 20 before the War La
Dor Board we are also agreeable
10 having all proceedings open
TO the public and the press.
Cites Statement
"Tn your statement yesterday
YOU also said: The union notes
with interest the corporations
avowed objective Of attaining
maximum war production In the
minimum Of time. This squares
with union DESIRES desire We
first enunciated In practical form
In December, 1910. when we
first urged conversion Of the au-
tomobile industry to defense
'I am assuming that this
statement Of the unions posi-
ton refers to the much publi-
cized Reuther plan. Since this
plan Is little understood and
not, as far as we know from
union demands an issue in your
current negotiations. I propose
that YOU and hold joint press
conference To discuss this plan.
This conference could he
held any time during the next
week at our mutual cOnVen-
fence"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Reveal Macarthur
Fooled Many Death
Plots in Philippines
U. S.Commander
Spec ding Plan
to Attack Japs

LONDON, March II (UP).--
An Exchange Telegraph agency
dispatch from Melbourne today
quoted Brig. Gen. Hugh j. Casey
that Gen. Douglas Macarthur has
escaped from "a number of delib<
crate plots to kill him" while he
was in the Philippines.
Casey was quoted that there
had been efforts by guerrillas and
snipers on Bataan peninsula to
capture Macarthur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
S.:..z '-.3 Homes

/. 'Fhs a3posed ban win stimulate
the 2s;2;:-Ss ....1
houses costing more than Sc 900, il
was believed.
The projected order means fur.
thermore that there will be no
more new commercial or industrial
buildings constructed here unless
such buildings are essential TO ma
tlonal defense.
Federal officials explain g d
Saturday that it was impossible 10
suspend all construction as of a
given date. II was said that con-
tractors with work already under
way will be able 10 appeal for pri-
GRITTY assistance 10 obtain materi-
ais necessary 10 complete con-
structiOn OF such projects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

welcome had been arranged al
most overnight after military au-
thorities had abandoned previous
plans 10 have the generals ar
rival kept a military secret-but
big it was-the biggest in Mel
bourne's history.
Street car conductors found
business too much TO handle be-
cause of the thousands of persons
who were trying to get either TO
the railroad station or to- the no.
tel where Macarthur was TO be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
\ BY HAROLD GUARD y,
.-s.Ners.ss.1srs

MELBOURNE. March c-A,r.--
Australia tonight welcomed Gen.
Douglas Macarthur and heard the
new commanders warning that sue
cess against Japan hinges upon
careful preparation, sufficient
troops and sufficient material"
Macarthur stepped from a train
in Melbourne station today to Q
welcome that this down under con.
tinent accords only to heroes.
Within a matter Of hours the
American commander had closeted
himself with his United States and
Australian military associates.
He embarked upon the drafting
OF plans to execute his assigned
duty-that Of carrying the war to
Japan and striking hard enough
to relieve the pressure upon his
defenders of Bataan who had sent
him off with pledge that they
would fight to the last man before
Welding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Benefits Builders

1.-THE ban on n on-de Tense
building Will probably be Of
more help 10 Detroit than any
other area in the country" VIII
liam J Guinan, executive dircc-
tor Of The Builders Association
Of Metropolitan Detroit, said
Saturday.
THE general effect Of the
order will he beneficial Ia build
ers 81 defense homes. II means
that materials will he drawn
from non defense areas 10 areas
such as Detroit
Guinan last month urged James
s. knowlSon. chief Of the indus
tries operation division, War Pro-
duciion Board. either 10 issue the
stop building order or 10 announce
such an order would not be issued
and thus remove the AK Of uncer.
taInty held over the heads OF
builders The same request was
voiced in communications which
Guinan last week sent both Michi-
gan senator's.
An excellent market for used
homes in the class above $1,000
was seen Saturday by James F.
Atkinson. president Of the Detroit
Real Estate Board, as one Of the
results Of the ban on non-defenSo
Unless prices Jump Ia un-
precedented heights there will
be a dearth Of more expensive
used houses by next fall or early
winter" Atkinson said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
To Meet With Curtin

It was expected that Macarthur
and the American and Australian
STATS would meet with Prime
John Curtin at Canberra
shortly. E
The generals first act was to
warn Australia against overconn.
dence with sharp reminder that
modern war requires something
more than courage and willingness
to die
at requires careful prepara-
tion," Macarthur said. This
means furnishing sufficient
material to meet tho known
strength Of the potential enemy.s
mo general" he said bluntly,
can make something Of nothing.
My success or failure will de-
pend primarily on the resources
which the respective govern
nents place at my disposal MY
faith In them Is complete. In
any event shall do my best. I
shall keep the soldiers faith"
Backed by Premier
MacArthur's declaration vas
backed by Curtin who asserted
that the task facing Australia
and America is to hold what ter
ritory we still command and to
fight back until the territory al
ready occupied D. the japanese
is recovered and liberated"
Macarthur found the ground-
work for American-Australian CO.
operation already well advanced.
Lieut.. Gen. George II. Brett, his
vice commander, already is draft
ing plans TO unity the Australian
and American air forces on a basis
of operating together in the same
Squadrons.
Many major matters Of strategy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Macarthur Reception
Dims One Given Wales
Australians Make Record Ovation
in Welcoming New Commander
BY j. STEWART LEGGE
Init News Service star Correspondent

MELBOURNE, 21@srategy in this vital OF the
Never before in history has
La gaceta., 1942-01-09
Sombria perspectva para los
aliados en- MALAGA y Filipinas
Los nipones sc concentran para I'm ataque contra
los hombres de Macarthur

hasta ahora de la numerosa
flota submarine que Sc encon-
traba en- ell LELAND Oriente a
los inicios de la presente que
ira; pero los anuncios de &C
tividades hasta la fecha ha-
bian sido POGO numerosos. Sin
embargo oficiales navales ase
guran que pronto habra nutri-
dos reportes de la actividad de
estas unidades submarines. Sc
nalaron asimismo estos infor-
nantes, las elaboradas precau
clones tomadas pOr ell enemi-
so contra la posibilidad de a
taques por parte de estos sub
marines.
En- los ataques aereos sObre
bases japonesas en- Siam, vo-
luntarios americanos que sc
encuentran operando con la
Real Fuerza Aerea Inglesa,
destruyeron siete u ocho avio-
mes enemigos en- terra, y to-
dos menos uno regresaron a
sus bases sin novedad.
La gaceta., 1942-01-09
DTEZ ARRESTADOS POR 30
LITA

FL arresto de 10 supuestos O.
reradores de bolita, en- raids
llevados a cabo por el escua-
dr6n del Vicio de Tampa, Sc a
nunciaron hoy por ell Auxiliar
del Jefe de Detectives, Beasley,
nominado por ell Alcalde Chan
cey para dirigir la cruzada con
ira el vicio.
los hombres fueron %arresta-
dos anoche y en- IA noche del
microbes, en- gestiones que sc
mantuWieron en- secreto hasta
que el funcionario citado llev6
las evidencias directamente al
Fiscal Williams, esta manana,
a diferencia del sistema hasta
ahora seguido por la policia de
perseguir los casos de juego lle-
vandolos a Ia corte municipal.
Los arrestados, todos los Qua
les segGn Beasley Sc encontra-
ban en- la carcel esta manana,
son: Joe Clesi, Joe c. Varde y
Sam Leto, arrestados en- Ell bar
de la Septima Avenida, cerca
de la Gale 26 Sammy Messina,
Tony La Barbera y James Mes
sina, que 10 fueron en- ell bar de
las GALES de Fortune y Tampa
G. V. bpez y Frank Domingo,
Ar~restados en- un cafe de Ia ave-
nida Florida y Scott y Leo Gui
da y Paul Ferrera, detenidos en-
.un expendio de gasolina en-
TwtZgs y Pierce
La gaceta., 1942-01-09

Singapore, Enero 9.-Olas
de infanteria Y tanques Japo-
neses que Sc encuentran alta
cado ell canine principal que
conduce a Singapore, a menos
de 800 millas al Norte de este
baluarte b~ritanico, combatie-
ron durante TODD ell dia con tro
pas imperiales inglesaS en- ell
area del Rio Slim aver, SegGn
ell Alto Mando Britannica en- ell
segun ell communicate, han sido
LELAND Oriente anunci0 hoy.
Las bajas por ambas parties,
han sido muy severas.
Ell resultado final del COM
bate no Sc daba en- ell comuni-
cado; rero reportes anteriores
decian que los britanicos esta-
ban rssistiendo en- las Fneas
formadas de nuevo en- e. area
del Rio Slim, so millas al Nor
te de kuala Lumpur, que con-
cept1a la capital de la Coma
cruda en- ell mundo y ell mas
Immediate objective de los ia
poneseS.
La gaceta., 1942-01-09
Cuidemos Naestros Autos

CUbUGHbOS NU6SCiOS ANtVo
En- ell momento de emergen-
cia por que atravesamos, aun-
que los que no somos propieta-
rios de rutilantes autos de 1lti-
mo tipo, tenemos que dedicar a
ellos nuestra mejor atenci6n.
No todos vamos a estar ca
pacitados para adquirir gomas
para ellos cuando ell momento
llegue. va los comites anuncian
que solo Is de cada 35 obten-
dram permiso para comprarlas
de acuerdo con las nuevas re-
yulaciones. Y aun los que no re-
uuerimos de su uso para obte-
ner Ell diario systemic debemos
extremar nuestros cuidados pa
ra ell viejo "jallopy' que tantos
Y tantos pro5lemas de negocio
o de placer nos ha resuelto.
Y aun cuando por impulse de
las CIRCUMSTANCES nos vieramos
obligados a deiar de ardar en-
La gaceta., 1942-01-09
Bntanlcos y Japoneses con
grandes perdidas en- ell combate
Los defensores de Singapore Sc reportan
resistiendo en- ell area del rio Slim

Simulltaneamente los brita.
nicos anunciaron siete perii-
das en- ataques japoneses So
bre Singapore, Y Sc dijo que
los aviones de la Real Fuerza
Aerea habian logrado varios
blancos directos en- dos bareos
enemigos navegando por a
guas malayas Y ell Mar de ia
China, y que ademaS habian
errado ell golpe sobre otra EN-
barcaci6n de tipo mas peque-
no.
En- ell communicate referente
a las actividades en- ell area
del Rio Slim, Sc decia:
"Despues de un ataque pre-
liminar de la infanteria, ell e.
nemigo atac6 ell canine prin-
cipal con tanques, seguidos
por infanterfa en- camiones.
Los reportes hasta la fecha
indican que las bajas han sido
severas de ambas parties"
Kuala Lumpur Sc encuentra
240 millas al norte de Sim
gapore.
La gaceta., 1942-01-09
Ell MITIN DE LA ASCrCIA-
CICN DE PUBLICIDAD

FL mitin trimestral de la A
sociaci6n de Publicidad y Rala-
clones PGblicas de Florida, ten
ira lugar en- Tampa durante
los dias II y IS de los corrien-
te., segdn anunci6 durante ia
mana su P~residente, Ray Bi-
llings.
J. w. Duprae, propietario de
los Jardines Dupree, ha si3o Ell
carqado' de ] programa, y ten
dra que proveer Distractions
Para ell grupo durante Ell periodic
lie la convention, agreg6 Bill
ings.
Los directories de pu5licidad
de las mas notables a%tracciones
de Florida, tales como Rainbow
Springs, Cypress Gardens, Sill
yer Springs, Marine Studies,
Mckee jungle Gardens y otros,
discutiran ell aspecto turistico y
ccnsideran los problemas crea-
dos por la situaci6n de guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-01-09
LOS NIPONES G. ERIC
CION CON LOS ROJOS

Toxic, Enero 9.-Un auto
rizado rumor procedente del
Ministerio de la Guerra, cita-
do por la agencia Official de
noticias Domei, decia hoy que
los reportes eXtranjeros aluSi-
vos a una fricci6n entire los ia
poneses y las fuerzas soviet
cas- eran de TODD punto inco-
rrectos.
Observadores citados por la
propia agencia decian que no
habian bass para esperar que
la Union Sovietica entrara en-
una guerra en- contra del Jap5n
La radio de Berlin informa
Ga hoy que ia franco adverten-
cia dirigida a la Russia Soviet
ca, eStaba contenida en- ell ar
ticulo principal del peri6dico de
Toxic Ho1hi Shimbun, que adj
vertia a Russia que dejara a un
laGo todas las sugerencias del
lado anglo-americano.
El articulo tambi6n fue citG-
d con a1vertencia a Russia que
continuara adscripta al espiritu
del pacto de neutralidad russo
5apon6s conclude la pasada Sc
Santa.
La gaceta., 1942-01-09
HABRA CARRFRAS DE AU-
1lOS

FL embargo parcial de las go
mas de autos en- los Estados u
nidos no interferira con los pla-
mes de la Fsria de Florida de
rresentar tres campeOnatos na-
cionales en- programs de carre
.ras de autos, durante los dfas 8
Z y IA de Fsbrero, seg1n anun-
clio ell Administrator General,
Mr.. P. T. Striader.
Una inestigaci6n Nevada a ca
30 en- los circuitos de carreras,
ror la International Motor Con
test Association, ravela que la
mayoria de los corredores es-
trellas estan bien pro vistos de
gcmas de carreras, y podran
competir en- muchos eventoS an
ties de que las 6rdenes de con-
servaei6n del Gobierno inter-
fieran con sus actividades.
La gaceta., 1942-01-09

nuestrcS autos, Y g~uardarlos en-
garages para eSperar tempo
mejor, no debemos por clio a.
bandcnarlos a Su Suarte. Els po-
sible que los q. hasta este eXtre-
mo Sc vean compelidos no usen
mas sus carros hasta ell momen-
TO de teyminaci6n de la guerra /;
pero CI:za Iusstro gobiernO en-
future mas 0 mencs remote pUe
da necesitar del mas ri1iculo
de nue7tros "cacharros" para
esta 0 aouella mission vital para
la defensa de nuestro terrific
rio, y 6ebem0s estar prontos a
ofrecer esta m6dica contribu-
ci6n al magnO esfuerzo que ell
mismo realiza en- pro de los in
tereses de todos, de la preser-
vaci6n de nueStro modo de vi
da, y del preciaio tesoro De
nuestra vida misma.
CuidemOs, pues, nuestros au-
tos, ahora mas que nunca. ST no
para que puedan continuar cir
culando para nuestra necesidad
0 nuestro placer; para que Ell
Gooierno les encuentre listos
en- ell momento oportuno en- que
Ia ppesencia del mas humilde de
ellos pueda representa- un ha-
llszgo en- el momento de crisis
en- incremento que atraveSa-
mos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-09

Las perspectivas Sc presen-
taban hoy mucho mas SOM
brfas, tanto para los Estados
Unidos, como para las tropas
imperiales inglesas, que COM
baten respectivamente en- las
Filipinas y en- la Peninsula de
MALAGA, los dos flancos late
rales del Mar de la China.
En- las Fiipinas los japone-
SEES, vertiendo una cOrriente
ininterrumpida de refuerzos al
objeto de multiplicar su supe-
rioridad numerical, Sc han con-
centrado para llevar a cabo
un ataque en- toda la Inca con
ira las destrizadas tropas del
General Macarthur, al Nor
oeste de Manila.
En- la Peninsula de MALAGA
las tropas imperiales estan
siendo forzadas a retirarse, ba
jo ell aplastante peso del alta
que enemigo, que cada momen
to llevan la bandera nipOna
mas cerca de Singapore.
Sombria como Sc presenta
la situaci6n hoy, en- la capital
hubo sin embargo motives de
jubilo. La Marina report6 ell
hundimiento de cuatro trans
portes militares del Jap6n. No
ticias proeedentes de Siam a.
creditaron a photos america
nos voluntarios con nuevas
victorias sobre las bases enc
migas en- esta nacion.
Y, por otra parte, detalles
demorados procedentes de la
Isla de Wake, anaden laureles
frescos a las frentes de los
miembros de la infanteria de
Marina americanos, asi como
los nuevos barcos enemigos
que hay que agregar al total
por ellos hechos publico en- las
primeras horas de hoy.
FL reporte del ataque sub
marino ha sido ell primero en-
muchos dfas, referente a las
silenciosas unidades de bajo
la superficie. FL communicate
de la Marina decia que uno de
los barcos japoneses hundidos
ri un transporte de guerra
Y que los otros tres eran bar
cos de aprovisionamiento. Ca
da uno Sc estimaba en- no me-
nos de 10000 toneladas de
desplazamiento.
Mucho Sc habia esperada
La gaceta., 1942-01-09
10000 C~ONSCRIPTOS DIFE.
RIDOS SERAN RECLASI-
FICADOS

Washinton, Enero 9.-Fun-
cionarios militares declararon
hoy que las inducciones en- ell e.
jercito estan llevandose a cabo
en- una proportion doble o tri-
pie que en- tiempos de paz, y que
Ell prop6sito Immediate era ell de
alcanzar unas fuerzas de terra
que sumaran cuatro millones de
hombres.
FL ejercito esta acelerando la
induction de los presentes regis
trados, que incluyen cerca de
1,000,O00 va clasificados como
AL, antes de esperar al nuevo
grupo de 5000, coo entire 20 y
IA amos que Sc espera Sc regis
tire en- febrero l6.
Sc habla tambi6n de la posi-
de una reclasificaci6n de
los diferidos en- el primero de
los registros, va que los funcio-
narios del Servicio Selectivo es-
timan que en- esa forma podrian
obtenerse de 100000 a 3,000,-
900 mas, sin necesidad de recu-
rrir a los que habran de regis
trarse en- Febrero 16.
La gaceta., 1942-01-09
DICE QUE ITALIA SALDRA
DE LA GUERRA.

FL Consul General de Grecia
en- New York, Nicholas c. Lely,
durante una vista a nuestra
ciudad en- ell dia de aver, decla-
r6 que Italia saldria de la que
ira antes de tres meses.
"Por supuesto, este es solo
mi opinion, agreg6 Lely, "pe-
10 creo que Mussolini sera de-
rrotado en- los pr6ximOs tres
meses, y que ell pueblo italiano,
que no simpatiza con ell Eje, ha
ra que la naci6n Sc retire de la
guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-01-09
QUINEE DE CADA 80 OBJ
TFNDRAN PERMISO PA
RIA COMPRAR GOMAS
MaHanG Dardn CuentG De 81
Labor Los Counties

Los comites de racionamiento
de gomas de Tampa, anuncian-
do que mahana harlan pGblico
ell resultado de sus decisiones
sobre el cdmulo de solicitudes
recibidss, indicaron de antema-
no que un promedio de Is de
cada 80 solicitudes, c5tendrian
los permisos necesarios para la
adquisici6n de dichos srticulos.