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La gaceta., 1942-09-22
r E DE UN CONDE
ITALIANO

Rio de Janeiro, Sept. o.
Confes6 a la policia que Sc de-
dicaba a trabajos de espiona-
je, informando al Eje de los
movimientos de la marina mer
~cante aliada, ell condo italiano
fascista Edmondo de Robilant
casado con una americana Y
Official de la compania de avia
ci6n Italian Lati.
Operaba ell conde una esta-
ci6n transmisora secreta que
podia comunicarse con Roma.
De Robilant fue ayudante de
Italo Balbo Y su esposa Sc la
ma Helen Westervelt Wilson,
nativa de Salt Lake. Contrajo
matrmionio en- New York, en-
1941, y en- la ceremonial ofici6
ell alcalde Jimmy Walker.
Cumplia instrucciones ell es-
pia del comandante naval tia
liano Di Vicino.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
Y RESPUES-
TAS DE GRAN INTERES

Pregunta.-IPuedo mandar
cartas de gratis a un amigo
que tengo en- ell ejercito?
Respuesta.-Los soldados
pueden mandar cartas de gra-
tbs a sus amigos y novias, pc
70 todas las cartas de civiles
deben llevar sellos.
Pregunta.-He dido que va
no Sc fabrican bastones para
jugar al "golfo." iC6mo Sc u
san en- la guerra esos basto-
mes?
Respuesta.-No son usados
en- la guerra. pero los fabri-
cantes de estos bastones hacen
ahora culatas para rifles, GU
latas de ametralladoras Y an
tenas de campo para la radio.
Pregunta.-IPuedo vender
mi autom6vil de 1912 sin vio-
lar una ley?
Respuesta.-Puede vender-
10 a un detallista, o a cualquier
persona que posea un %certifi-
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
Ell GABINETE DE FRANCO
Y LA POLITICA EXTRAN-
ERA

Londres, Sept. 22.-El gabi
nete de Franco reafirm6 aver
la politica extranjera del
"Caudillo," favorable al Eje,
y particularmente la oposici6n
al comunismo.
Sobre los asuntos interiors;,
ell communicate official dice: En-
vista de los recientes aconteci-
mientos, ell gobierno adopta la
firme decision de mantener la
unidad spiritual de todos los
espanoles, imponiendo la mas
severa discipline sobre ellos 10
mismo que ell respeto para la
ley y autoridad, cortando toda
agitacion 0 disenci6n y casti-
gando inexorablemente cual-
quier acto de violencia contra
rio a la fuerza y prestigio del
Estado.
Franco mantiene una politi.
ca de no-beligerancia en- favor
die Eje, aunque las Naciones
midas tienen representatives
diplomaticos en- Madrid.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
Ell CARNICERO HANNAH
MATO POR L

De la declaration prestada
hoy por Mark Hannah, de 80 a.
ncs, un carnicero, matador de
Miss Jessie Griffin, claramente
Sc deduce que los celos motiva-
ron el crimen.
Hannah soStenia relaciones a
morosas con la Griffin y perdi6
la cabeza al YER que esta habia
salido de paseo con un soldado.
La po'icia lie detuvo en- ell do
micilio de su patrono, 2104l2 de
la avenida Central, a donde Sc
dirigi6 luego de cometido Ell deli
to.
Los dos mantuvieron relacio-
mes durante seis meses, pero las
cortaron hace dos semanas. En-
tonceS ella busc6 nuevos amigos.
sin Greer que el estaba celosa y
Ia vigilaba. =
La gaceta., 1942-09-22

Brasil fue gobernado sabiamente
durante ell reinado de Pedro | v de
su hijo don Pedro ii, llegando a
adquirir, 81 no la forma, todas las :
caracterfsticas de n verdadera
d~emocracia.
La ~presente rep1blica, conocida
como los Estados Unidos del Brasil,
fue constituida oficialmente en- 1889.
La constitution, que tuvo como mo-
delo a la de los Estados Unidos,
adquirio su presente forma bajo la
direction de don Getulio. Vargas,
presidente del Brasil
"Patriarca de la Independence"
Han t~ranscurrido eiento veinte
amos desde que Jose Bonifacio ases-
to ell primer golpe por la libertad
en- 10 que es actualmente uno de los
baluartes de los ideales democratic
cos, pero ell lustre de aquel hombre
quien r a la vez poeta, pedagogo,
erudito, soldado, y estadista no ha
disminuido I'm apiece desde que reci-
bio ell digno titulo de Patriarca de
la independence del Brasil.
Su muerte, la cual lie sobrevino
cuando estaba confinado por delito
politico en- la isla de Paqueta, en-
abril 6 de 1888, ha sido llorada no
solo EN- las rep1blicas del Hemisfe-
rio Occidental sino en- las princi-
pales capitales de Europa donde era
reconocido como uno de los mas
grandes eruditos de su epoca- Fu6
arrojado a la prision porque sus
enemigos no vefan con buenos ojos
la Influenza que e~jercia sobre ell
future ~emperador, ell joven hijo de
don Pedro.
Brasil, al honrar la memoria de
su heroe nacional ell 7 de septiem-
bre, rinde al mismo tempo home
maize al %espiritu de independence
que Sc encuentra tan profunda-
mente arraigado en- ell eorazon de
los brasilenos que saben muy bien
que de vivir actualmente Bonifacio,
seria ell primero en- desenvainar la
la espada para resistir las fuerzas
de la tiranfa que actualmente
amenazan Ia soberania de los paises
libres en- todos los lugares del
mundo. e,
La gaceta., 1942-09-22

nizaci6n international y 20 he
sido mandado aquf a organi-
zarlos q ustedes. Nuestra Off
Gina principal esta en- Hawaii.
Estamos relacionados con la
organization japonesa ell Ora
g6n Negro. Yo espero ser pues
to en- un campamento de con-
contraction, muy pronto. A las
personals que manden al cam
pamento les hare cortar las ca
bezas cuando ell "nuevo or
den" Sc apodere del control.
Jordan sigue encarcelado y
no pudo prestar una fianza dc
cinco mil pesos.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
HUNDIDOS OTROS DOS VA


Washington, sept. 22.-Dos
vapores mercantes, uno ingles
y otro americana, fueron hundi-
dos, en- los meses de julio Y mar
20, respectivamente, EN- ell norte
del Atlantico. Estos dos hundi-
mientos elevaron a 493 ell mime
70 de barcos hundidos desde Ell
mes de enero a la fecha. De los
GO tripulantes del vapor ing,6s
incluyendo l6 marineros de otro
5uque, 27 murieron en- ell alta
que, 16 de frio durante cuatro
dias de navigation en- los botas
abiertos y Is lograron llegar &
un puerto aliado.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
DESAPARECIO Ell JOVEN
MARINERO ROBERTO
VALDES

La Secretarfa de Marina co
munic6 Ell sabado a esta ciudad
la desaparici6n, en- un c0mba-
tie librado en- ell Pacifico, del
joven marinero Roberto Val
des, de 18 amos, cuyos familia-
res residen en- la barriada de
Palmetto.
Sc gradu6 en- la escuela pre-
paratoria Jefferson, de esta
ciudad, y llevaba en- la marina
aho Y medic.
Era hijo de la difunta Sra.
Matilde Bazarte y nieto de la
Sra. JoSefa Lopez, del 1910
de la avenida Trece.
Tiene aqui tres hermanas y
un hermano.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
ASESINADO UN RICO QUI-
MICO

Chicago, sep. 22.-La pclicia
investiga ell misterioso asesinato
de Gustavo Redemske, de 50 a.
1os,, un quimico, soiteron rico,
cuyo cadaver Sc encontr6 en- su
Residential de Beverly Hills.
La policia interroga a una mu
jer de Is amos, rubia, que cuida
ba la casa del solter6n, y al ma
lido de esta, un hombre de Al
amos.
Ella acompan6 a Redemske e.
sabado seg1n ell t%eniente de de
tectives Geary.
AL quimico 10 apuna,earon y
estrangularon. Una de las puma
ladas lie atraves6 ell coraz6n.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
Ell H DE HARLEM
TAMBIEN LA


New York, Sept. PEI
fiscal federal Malta F. Correa
declare aver que Leonard RO-
bert Jordan, que Sc halla de-
tenido y acusado de sedici6n,
esperaba ser puesto en- un cam
pamento de concentration y
tenia planeada su vengaza.
Jordan dijo en- uno de sus
discusses: Made debe temer
unirse a este movimiento. (El
movimiento Pacifico Etiope).
Estamos protegidos por un
gran pueblo. Esta es una Orga-
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
MOLOTOV RECIBIO A WEN
DELL WILKIE
No Sc hG SeilaIado fecha para la
e~ntreVista con Stain

Moscu, sept PEI comisa-
rio de negocioS extranjeros, Mo
lotoff, recibio aver a Mr.. Wen
dell Wilkie, Ell enviado del presi
dente Roosevelt pero aun no Sc
ha fijado fecha para ia entrevis
ia entire el prominente nortea-
mericano y ell primer ministro
Stain.
Visit6 Wilkie la Casa Central,
donde Sc guardian los trofeos de
guerra arrebatados a los alema-
mes. Esta noche asistira a un
concerto de mdsica americana.
Tambien visit6 Wilkie la BIZ
blioteca Lenin, una de las mayo
res instituciones de su clase en-
TODD ell mundo.
Encontr6 muchos estartes va
clos porque los mas Valiosos vo-
lumenes sc guardian en- lugares
SECURES y lejos de las bombas de
la aviaci6n y las balas de la arti-
llerfa.
Wilkie recorre las GALES y ha-
bla con ell pueblo sobre las Eases
de la vida en- tempo de guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
Jos NUEVOS
DOS Sc A~GREGARON A
LA INGLESA

Londres, Sept. 22.-Dos nue.
vos acorazados ell "Anson" Y Ell
Howe" de $4,000 toneladas.
fueron agregados a la escua-
dra inglesa, amentando a cua-
tro 81 ndmero de buques de es-
ia clase.
LAS lecci9nes derivadas del
hundimiento del Principe de
Gales Sc utilizaron para la
mejor defensa de los nuevos bu-
ques, que L>-een formidables
armas antiaereas.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
LA EN- LOS
CAMPOS DE A

New York, Sept. % Ell
DR.. George Ungar, miembro
de la Francia Combatiente, di
ce que 81 la vitamina C Sc da
a los soldadOs POGO antes de
una batalla los protegera de
la muerte pOr connection.
Curieles que de otro modo
hubiesen muerto, Sobrevivie-
ron cuando Sc les inyect6 vita
nina c debajo de la piel POGO
despues de sufrir la lesion.
Una demora de una bora re
baja en- la mitad ell n1mero de
La gaceta., 1942-09-22

WASHINGTON. = Ell ca
racter y la obra de Jose Boni-
facio, quien esta considerable
en- ell Brasil como ell mas desta-
cado estadista de la republica,
lie coloean en- I'm lugar prefe-
rente en- la constellation de los
libertadores del Hemisferio
Occidental. Las escenas ka-
leidosc6picas de la vida politi-
ca del Brasil, desde los tiempos
en- que Sc inicio la primera agi-
taci6n para instituir I'm 60
bierno libre en- ell Nuevo
Mundo, requieren una breve
reseha historical de la nacion.
Cuando las guerras napole6nicas
obligaron al rey Juan vi de Portu-
gal e atravesar ell Atlantico para
dirigirse a su mas importante po-
session colonial, ell Brasil adquiri6
la categorfa de RENO y Rio de ia
hClAN &c NOHNlAblO eli ID I0dQC
sede del gobierno portuguese.
Con la caida de Napoleon y la
devolucion de Portugal a su legfti-
mo gobierno ell rey regreso a Lis
boa. Las Cortes, cast inmediata-
mente, trataron de volver a reducir
al Brasil a su categoria de colonia.
Assume la Direction
Ardia en- aquel entonces la revo-
luci6n, Entire los eaudillos que cla-
maban por la independence del
Brasil sc encontraba Jose Bonifacio,
brasileno de nacimiento, quien habfa
mandado un regimiento portuguese,
compuesto de estudiantes de la uni
versidad en- que Sc habia educado-I
la universidad de Coimbra-en las
guerras peninsulares. Bajo su di-
reccion ell Brasil Sc proclam6 indie
pendiente-septiembre z de 1922
y coloco al regente, ell hijo de don
Pedro, a la eabeza del nuevo go
bierno que Sc designo imperio de-
Dido a 10 immense del pals, ell cual
es todavia ell mas extenso de los
Estados de la America del Sur.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
UN SUBMARINE RUSO HUN
do CUATRO TRANSPOR-
TES

MoscG, Sep. 22.-Un subma
rino de la escuadra roja hun
di6 EN- ell Baltico cuatro trans
pores Y un sembrador de mi
mas del enemigo. Los barcos
hundidos desplazaban $4,000
toneladas.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
DEFUNCIONES

Hoy Sc efectara ell entierro
de Jose Riesgo Redruello, de
IA amos, que aver falleciera
en- su domicilio, 17O4h de la
Doce avenida.
Deja a dos hijos, Ramon y
Jose; una hermana, Miss Rosa
Riesgo, y un nieto.
Ell cadaver recibira sepultu-
ra en- ell cementerio del Centre
Asutriano.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
Sc DECLARE
DE ASESINlAR A DOS MU-
JERES

Sparta, Wisconsin, sept 22.-
Fl soldado desertor Robert T.
Bailey, de 20 amos, Sc declare a
yer culpable, ante ell juez Beck
man, del a~sesinato de dos mule
res que Sc dedicaban a trabajos
de ayuda social.
Las victimas, que Sc llamabar
Neil j. Pietragenli y Dorothy
Baum, fueron violadas y asesi
nadas.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
lDGVORCIOS Y PLEITOS

Decretos: Evelyn Rogers Wi
lLiamS contra Walter John Viii
John ]. Brozich contra
Mary Rose Brozich.
Nuevas demandaS: Hazel
Dickinson contra Harley Dick
inson; Pedro Pinero contra Gui-
llermina Pinero; John Velasco
contra Isabel Velasco.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
ATACADOS DOS VAPORES


Lisboa, Sept. 22.-Un sub
marino del Eje, que no pudo
ser identificado, atac6 dos bar
cos portuguese, hundiendo
uno de ellos, con un torpedo, y
hacienda fuego de canon So
Ybre ell otro.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22

cado para adquirir I'm autom6
vii nuevo.. y 81 listed va para
Ell ejercito, entonces sin restric
clones.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
: IAN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
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La gaceta., 1942-09-22

supervivientes. No ha dicho ell
DR.. Ungar 81 los soldados de-
ben ser inyectados ates de en-
trar en- la batalla.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22

INVEST IN vICToRYi

Our boys can take the War to the enemv. n wa hail e.
up with ships and tanks and gunsl But that takes mon~vI
Help your Government to put the tools Of war into e.
hands OF our soldiers by purchasing War Savings Bond -
stamps And remember . just one Bond can't lick 81.
AXIS any more than just one gunl It takes million. ~
Americans buying War Savings Bond, and Stamns 49,
pay dayl
Bonds cost $1S.76 and up . and they pay yOu h.eh
One-tnrd more in only 10 yearsI Stamps cost 1Ot. ga -
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eI Buy War Savings Bonds as an Investment for yCuraasr
md your country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-10
CITY EMP0YES x
 AWAIT MEETING
Group to Voice Claims for Increased Salary Levels
 at Farley Tonight

Representatives of groups of city employees are expected to voice their claims for increased salary levels at a meeting of the board of finance scheduled tonight. It will be a con- tinuation of the series of meetings the board is holding in preparing the l943 budget for the City of Water bury.
 In the wake of the bulletin issued last Saturday by the Waterbury Taxpayers Association such groups as the school teachers, firemen, and policemen, through their represent atives, are expected to urge the board to take fortnight and posi- tive stand on the pay increase ques- .ion. The association bulletin, stat ing that further issue would re- veal its stand on pay increases for municipal employees, offered a lengthy survey of the trend of liv- ing costs and wage scales for this class of workers over long period and including the depression years,
 It has been more or less under stood that board members inclined toward @ general $4 week raise for all city employees, but this is not ex- pected to change the demands of the several groups. Teachers favor a flat increase of $500 annually for the duration, while police and fire men prefer a percentage increase on a permanent basis.
 The board may also go into the question of VILE permission for granting salary increases as all sal- aries under $5,000 are now frozen as of their Sept. IS, 1942, level.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-10
JUNE NORTH TOPS
 BURLESK PROGRAM
Father Helps Dancer in Jacques Hit; Conly Offers
 Many Laughs

A daughter and father song and dance act billed as June North and Company steal the spotlight in the current burlesque show at Jacques theater, though Harry Conly, Irish comedian, gives the North close run for honors.
 June, very easy on the orbs, opens her much -too-Short act singing a popular melody along the style of Wee Bonnie Baker and follows it up with a fast tap dance after which she introduces her father who des- pite his age proves that perfect physical condition is a great asset to terpsichorean exponent. The act receives justif1able applause.
 Conly, characterizing a country nick with city iteas throughout, drew as many laughs from his an- tics as he did his script. Billy Foster, veteran Jewish comedian. also pleases. Marvin Harmon lends valu- able assistance to both laugh pro- vokers as straightman. Rudy Caffey does the vocal interpolations for the dance numbers of Alfredo Walkers chorines and does a bit of straight work for Conly and Foster.
 Three peelers display their beauty this week in the persons of Jean Mode. blonde. showing here for the first time. Helen Lovett, blonGe, and Melanie LaBeau. blonde. Helen and Melanie also act as aides to Conly and Foster in several of their com edy sketches.
 The DeMayos, mixed Italian dance team and one of the cleanest cut couples yet to dance on the boards at Jacques, please in their unique presentations of the Belero, bal lets and acrobatics.
 Diversity also marks this weeks show in the person of Regini. famed juggler. The audience helps Regini by throwing cotton balls at him which he catches in three e-fingered fork in his mouth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-10
ROOSEVELT GETS
 CHURCHILL PRAISE
Termed "AuthOr" of U. s. Invasion in North
 Africa

London, November 10. (UP) - Prime Minister Winston Churchill today named President Roosevelt as "the author" of the American offensive in French Africa, and declared Marshal Erwin Rommel has been defeated, routed and "very largely destroyed" in the CO., ordinated drive of the Imperial Sth Army in Egypt
 Britain and America, he said, have entered North Africa with one purpose alone - ito gain a vantage ground with which to open a new front against Hitler"
 Churchill told guests at the Lord Mayors banquet in Munson House that the British assault upon Rommel in Egypt and the moment ous enterprise undertaken by the United States at the western end of the Mediterranean were part Of coordinated plan to destroy Axis positions in Africa.
 He emphasized anew Britain's lack of "acquisitive designs and ann pltions Sa French North Africa and elsewhere" and asserted his faith that France will rise again - free, strong with her empire gathered around her and Alsace- Lorraine re- stored"
 President Roosevelt. he said con- ceived the plan for the North Afrl-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-10
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, Nov. l0.-Sergeant Thomas Burns of Mitchell Field, N. Y, and Mrs. urns, spent the past week. end with Sergeant Burns par ents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Burns of Ward street.
 Mrs. Washington Stanley, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. James Stanley of Cherry street, has returned to her home in Nesbit. Penn.
 MiB Anne Bristol, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Carlton w. Bristol of Hillside avenue, attended Yale fes- tivities the past weekend as guest of James Aldrich of Rochester, N. Y.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stephen Fatek of Spring street. Union City, announce the krth of a son, Thursday, Nov. 5. a9 St. Mary's hospital, Water bury.
 Frank Danielson of the Quarter mastsr Corps, stationed at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md, vis- tied friends on North Main street the past weekend.
 Miss Joy Hyde has resumed her studies at Connecticut College, New london, following a visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Burdon F. uvNA nP A1lartnu Earmg
 The Past Masters and Lecturers association of Beacon Valley Grange will meet this evening at 8 at the nome of MT. and Mrs. Robert Fowler of Straitsville.
 Mrs, Chester Bosworth and Mrs. Herbert Johnson are cO-chairmen of the Fellowship pot-luck supper to be held Thursday evening at 6 o'clock In the Methodist church hall.
 Rev. Theodore Runyan of Shelton who has been missionary in Malaga will speak in the evening.
 Circle A of the aid society Of the Congregational church will meet Wednesday afternoon at ? for des- sert bridge at the home of Miss Irene Foster of IT Carroll court.
 Circle B of the aid society of the Congregational church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Frank A. Smith. 577 North Church street, for Red Cross sewing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-10
22,OOO APPLY
 FOR FUEL OIL
Number Exceeds Original Estimates; Suspicious
 Cases to Be PrObed

With 22,000 applications for fuel oil rationing made here, number far in excess of original estimates of local oil users, the Waterbury rationing board has announced plans to investigate suspicious cases and prosecute persons who have H. legally made applications. Persons who have no use for oil but have registered for rationing with the in- tention of turning over their cou- pons to friends who do are among those the board members hope to uncover.
 Suspicion was aroused that all of the applications were not proper when coal dealers offered figures to support their estimate that 60 per cent of local families use coal. With that figure in mind board members felt that there cannot be 22,000 oil users.
 Many of the registration blanks filed here have been incorrectly filled, 1t has been revealed. About 75 per cent of the range oil applications were filled out incorrectly while a large number for oil for central heating have also been improperly made out, 1t is reported.
 Already a number of consumers whose applications appeared er- roneous have been interviewed. h. vestigation work will continue and local cases of violation may be turned over to state OPA authori- ties.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-10
SKELETON HOUSES
 SET UP IN PARK

Skeleton houses are now under construction at the street depart ment yard under the supervision of Herbert Scott-Smith for use in the Air Raid at. Night" demonstration +c 5s .cld 6: Hamilton park Sat urday.
 Workmen will be busy on the con- struction for the next three days, and after that the houses will be moved to the park where they will be used in the display sponsored by the Army in conjunction with Wa terbury's Civilian Defense Council
 James J. Curtin, chief air raid warden has called a meeting of all the zone leaders tonight to encour- age them to support the project, and talk it up in their own dis tricts. It is the hope of Mayor Scully that as many Waterburians
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-10
House, Senate Agree
 On Teen Draft Bill
Years Training Clause Will Be Eliminated; House May
 Reconsider Bill Today

leaders-who urged elimination of this restriction" on the draft of teen age soldiers the Senate con- ferees agreed to abandon this amendment which the Senate had adopted.
 Agreement also was reached on other differences in the bill. House leaders said the legislation might be taken up in the lower chamber by unanimous consent today.
 Senate concurrence also is re- quired, and the elimination of the training period still faces a hurdle when the upper chamber considers the legislation, probably Thursday.
 In general, House conferees &C., cepted Senate language in the bill, with some modifications and with the exception of the years train ing provision.
 Conferees agreed on language under which IS and 19-year old youths and unmarried men in the older age bracket, must be called before married men are drafted.
 A Senate amendment providing for deferment of persons necessary to and regularly engaged in" agri- culture was accepted. The selective service system will determine any individuals status in agriculture un- der this provision.
 A Senate provision exempting from the draft registrants over 45 was accepted with revision per- mitting such persons to volunteer.
 Under the compromise bill, IS and l9-year old high school students who are called for service during the last half of the academic year may be deferred on their own requst un- til the end of the school year. No such deferment, however, is provided for college students.