davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-06-28

tell you today that you can regrind your
l. c Smith rubber platens, and make
them last six, eight, maybe ten years, you
can certainly credit yourself with smart
buying. It's feature most typewriters
do not have.
You probably know that we're keep
ing our service and repair departments
going full blast at every branch office.
We know how much you need type
writers, and although we can't sell you
new ones, we can certainly keep your
present machines going. Proof Well
l. G Smith Model /, Serial l, made in
1905, is in good operating shape right
now! Why not have us work out service
program for you at minimum cost!
Evening star., 1942-06-28
hDea,. Susan:

Probably you know it
already. I'VE can't sell
you that smart new
Corona you wanted.
Uncle Sam has ordered
us to make fewer Co.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
HDear Corporal:

You're one typewriter
user we can talk 'tur-
key" to, because with
in certain limits we
can still make and sell
new L G. Smiths and
Evening star., 1942-06-28

ronas, to sell those we do make only to
Army and Navy, and to turn the rest of
our factory, men, and machines over to
making things our fighting men need.
We're sorry, Susan. and likewise we're
proud and glad.
But Susan. don't give up your good
idea! Borrow or rent typewriter, and
learn to type-noqU. Today, and for years
ahead, this country needs lots of good
typists. Your plan was smart. 1t still is
smart. stick to it. We still say, "Many
a career starts on Corona!"
Evening star., 1942-06-28
James " Hammond, Purchasing Agent, Chicago, Ill.
Corporal John Watts, Governors Island, New York

hDea,. Mr.. Hammond:
Nobody dreamed of a
rubber shortage three
years ago, when you
"standardized"y your Of
fce on LCSmith type
writer's. But when we
Evening star., 1942-01-15
\X&;:i \X&':;;: +; e. s.
"
MUSIC.

MUSIC.
Recital. Minna Niemann, pianist:
Howard Mitchell, cellist; 6ulgrave
Club, 4:45 pm. today.
American Ballet Theater, pre-
sented by the Cappel Concert Bu-
reau, Constitution Hall, $50 pm.
today.
Friday Morning Music Club, Alba
Rosa Victor, violinist; Elene de
Sayn, violinist and violist; Julia El-
bogen. pianist: Vera Nicely Ross,
contralto; Barker Hall, 1880 am.
tomorrow.
MEETINGS.
Women,s Bar Association, Colonial
Hotel. 6 pm. today.
Manresa Retreat League. room
101, Willard Hotel, 8 pm. today.
Lido Civic Club, Mayfower Hotel.
$50 pm. today.
National Conference Of Catholic
Charities, Mayfower Hotel, $50 am.
tomorrow.
"Town Hall of the Air" discussion
following broadcast over Station
WMAL, hospitality room, Jewish
Community Center. Sixteenth and
@ streets NV, $50 pm. today.
LUNCHEONS.
Reciprocity Club. Mayflower Hotel,
1890 pm. tomorrow.
District Of Columbia Bankers As
sociation. parlors A. B, c, Willard
Hotel, 12:45 pm. tomorrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Game night, ping pong. deck ten
mis-, shufleboard, refreshments. Co.
lumbia Heights Christian Church,
1885 Park road NV, 7:30 pm. to-
day.
Regular prayer meeting. followed
by young peoples social, Mount Yer
non Place Methodist Church, 900
Massachusetts, avenue NV, 8 pm.
today.
Open house, soldiers, sailors and
Marines Club, l0l5 L street NV,
8 pm. TODAY.
Colored. hobby night. handicraft,
games. music appreciation. Phyllis
Wheatley Y. w. c. A., 90l Rhode
Island avenue NV, 8 pm. today.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Surprise Party Given
Alexander Hecht on
His 18th Birthday
Merchant Presented
Testimonial Signed by
$500 Store Employees

A surprise luncheon marking his
18th birthday anniversary was given
Alexander Hecht, president Of the
Hecht Co. by % executives Of the
department store in the Willard
Hotel Yesterday.
Mr.. Fecht, who founded the con-
Germ 4 years ago. was presented
with a framed testimonial signed
by 2,5M employees. The presentation
was male by Charles B. Dulcan, ST.,
vice president and general manager.
The testimonial reads: I'm token
of his ;talwart leadership and the
esteem in which we hold him. con-
gratula ions to Mr.. Alexander Hecht
on his 18th birthday. by the entire
store family of the Hecht Co."
Seven days were required to COL
lect tn. $500 signatures.
Amorg the officials attending the
luncheon held in the Fairfax room
were George Quirk, store manager,
and Bet Sarazen, director Of store
publicity.
Mr.. Eecht was born in Baltimore,
Nd, January IA, 1867, and main
tains a residence there.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Charles (. EIIicott, 80.
Industriolist, Dies

~ the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.-Charles
Ellis Ellicott, 80, founder and presi-
dent of the Ellicott Machine Corp,
died at his home yesterday.
His widow, the former Madeleine
Lemoyne, often has been called
"Maryland's first woman citizen"
because Of the part she played In
the fight for women's suffrage.
He is also survived by two sons,
c. Ellis Eilicott OF Baltimore and
DR.. Valcoulon Lemoyne, Ellicott
Of Bethesda. Montgomery County
health officer, and brother and
three sisters.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY-Aexander Hecht president Of
the 1ch Co. 0eft given surprise luncheon yesterday
his 18th birthday He Is shown with Charles Ducan
PRESIDENT and Of the store who presented
him With testimonial signed by $500 employees
Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1942-01-15

Schoo PIons War Benefit
A blAgo party will be given to-
morrow night at Franconia (Va0
School o raise money for the War
Relief Fund Campaign.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
TAKE YOUR
DEFENSE STAMPS
CHANGE IN =

APP Markets have Defense
Stamps available In 10c and Csc
denominations. Ask for Stamps
when you are paying for your
order. -..
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Oct. % nP,.-tUnited States
Department Of Asriculture)-salable hogs.
10000: total. 10000; early trade strong
to mostly 10 higher on all weights and
sows market now slow with bids and
undcrtone steady; early top, 1890; early
sales good and choice, 100000 pounds
1465-s5: late bids. 1870 and down: bulk
good and choice, 350-5OO-pound sows sold
early. 14.75-9O.
salable sheep, 1000: total. 5000: OPEN
ing bids on fat lambs at 1890; around 25
lower; asking fully steady or upward to
1900 for choice lots; fat yearlinss and
slaughter ewes steady: three decks good
to choice yearlings with No. pelts. 1880
1900: bulk slaughter ewes 5.5O-6.00: two
doubles medium to good feeding lambs,
11.25-12.OO.
salable cattle. 10000: calves 700; fed
steers and yearlngs steady to strong; in
stances strong to 25 higher on good to
choice yearlings and light steers: bulk
steers and yearlings, 14OO-17.OO; early
top. 1870. with 1875 bid and refused;
best yearlings, 1900: heifers fully steady;
best, 11.25; good cows steady at 1900
IS: all other GRADES weak to % lower;
cutters. S.75 down; bulls frm: weishty
sau'age offerings to 1880: vealers steady
ct 14.00-1 $50: stock cattle steady: mostly
IL SOL 90: good to choice Western yearl-
ings, 13.00-14.00; about 1.5OO Western
erassers in run: mainly she stock and
stocker yearlinRs and stock calves.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Stock Market Extends
Yesterdays Decline
After Fair Opening
Persistent Heoviness
In SteeIs Turns
Trend Downward
BY VICTOR EUBANK.
Associated Press Financial Write,


NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-The stock
market today extended Tuesdays
decline, leaders generally sliding of
fractions to point or more.
Persistent heaviness of the Steels
helped to turn the trend downward
after the list had shown fair steadi-
ness in the first hour.
Selling remained within moderate
limits throughout, but demand for
stocks was restricted by ideas that
a fairly sizable corrective reaction
might be in the making after sew
eral months of advance to the best
average levels since last November.
A handful of issues received spe-
cial support in the late proceedings,
one being Crucible Steel which
moved up more than point to a
new peak for the year. A few lead
ers showed some recovery from the
lows in the final hour. Transfers
were about $4,000 shares.
On the offside were United States
Steel. Bethlehem, Chrysler, General
Motors, American Telephone, Con-
solidated Edison, American Can.
Westinghouse, Dupont. Allied
Chemical, Eastman Kodak. Stand
ard Oil of New Jersey and Texas
Co.
Union Pacific made little prog
ress as most other rails fell back
for fractional losses.
Minor price changes left railroad
bond quotations about evenly bal
anced at mid-session today, the rest
of the market getting little attention.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
! BIuw-Knox Co.
| Will Build ID
Detinners
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 28-Blaw-
Knox Co. reported today It had re-
ceived contract, amounting to
about 100000, from the H. K.
Ferguson Co. for the design and
fabrication of IA new-type detin-
ming drums for use in salvaging tin
cans.
The contract, Blaw-Knox said,
represents a part of that awarded
recently to the Ferguson by the De-
fense Plant Corp for six detinning
plants for salvaging cans.
Shredded tin cans will be fed into
one end of the drums, pass through
a chemical solution kept in motion
by rotation and emerge from the
other end completely detinned.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO. Oct. 28.-Rye prices
tumbled almost cents a bushel to-
day to new lows for the season,
carrying all other grains down frac-
tionally in sympathy.
Stop loss selling orders, which
brokers blamed on the record break
ing supply, coupled with slow de-
mand from distillers and virtual
elimination of the export market,
upset rye Outstanding contracts in
rye futures are unusually large,
traders said, in comparison with the
volume of commitments in other
cereals.
Wheat closed A5s lower than yes
terday December, 1.24A -1s; May.
1261a-3s; corn, ~ down, Decem-
ber, 7912; May, 842s-1a; rye, 77s-2h
lower, December, 6ls4; oats un-
! changed to u lower; soybeans q of
to u up.
Toto ro1IaJ
Evening star., 1942-10-28
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. o. Cotton
prices moved up gradually today
under persistent trade and mill price
fixing orders, presumably against
Government textile contracts. A
demand from New orleans interests
and local covering aided the upturn.
Offerings came from Southern in
terests and spot houses, representing
hedging activities on scale up.
Outside interests continued to lag
pending Washington developments
on price control policies.
Late afternoon values were 45 to 55
cents bale higher, December, 1887;
March. 18.49. and May. 1857.
Futures closed so to 60 cents bale
Evening star., 1942-10-28

pointed assistant cashier Of the
Salisbury Bank Of the County Trust
Co. Mr.. Adkins Is believed to
be the youngest bank olilcial in
Maryland. He succeeds Jesse M.
Parker. who resigned to % into
private business.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
late short covering rallied rye.

Chicago Cash Market.
No wheat
Corn. old: No yellow, 77-7sla: No. 2.
sample grade yellow. 7iha; new corn: No.
2 yellow. 76A4; No. 8. !3A-75; No. 4.
6s-72h4; sample grade yellow. So
Oats, No, 3, white, 43la; No. 4. 511s:
sample grade white. 81.
Barley mailing, s4-1.04 nominal: feed.
$3.50 nominal
Field seed per hundredweight nominal
Timothy, 4.75-5.0O 4 Alsike. Il. .Oo-21 so;
fancy red top. 7.OO-5O; red clover seed,
1s.O0-22 so; sweet clover, 100000.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Commodity Prices
PUBLIC UTILITY.

NEW YORK, Oct 2S-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index of 81
commodities today advanced to 1908.
Previous day l9o.2a: week sEo, 1oo.6e;
1912. 1941. 1910 1933-39.
High - 101.1s 95.12 1925 as.14
Low 95.54 77.03 $3.50 ,41.44
(1926 average equals 100.)
Evening star., 1942-10-28

q
Stamp, stamp, stamp the boys ara.
marching-and SO are the girls-tos
the War savings stamp windows cf
post offices everywhere. Are you int
the parade? j
Evening star., 1942-10-28

Turn trash into cash and uSs It to
smash-the Axis. Collect that junk
metal now.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
n Nominal.
CoffonsAed Oil

CottOnseed OIL
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
2 hisher. Sales l contract. December,
13 90 bid.
New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. % (P,-Mill price
fixing and interior buying furnished most
OF the demand in cotton futures here today
and the market closed steady, As to 30
cents q bale higher
Evening star., 1942-10-28

tUnit oi trading. 10 shares: sales
printed in full. In bankruptcy or receiver
ship or being reorganized under Bankruptcy
panies Rates OF dividend in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual deolara-
tion. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included. xd Elk
dividend. xr Ex rights. Also extra or
extras. Cash or stock; e Declared OF paid
so far this year. Payable in stock Paid
last year. Payable in 0anadian funds.
( Accumulated dividends raid or declared
this year.
Evening star., 1942-10-28

Trans-Lux f.05g) Ia
Unit, Aircraft Prod l IA
Unit Gas of 7.225k 11S
Utd 1t g. Pwr of 1914
Unit Shoe M 2.50a-- so
United Sh NJ of $50 A3
u 8 & Int 8 pf 1.25k 5Sss
U s Lines -pf 70 SA
q s Rub Reclaim ga
Unit Wall Pap .10e- ia
Util Equity pf 1k- 45 i.
Venezuela Petrol H. an
Voght Mfg 80 9h
Wagner Bak vic zoe g.
w Va Coal a. c soc Az
Western Air Lines
Wilson-Jones 3.75e-- Sh
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Freight Cars Handled

freight cars handled by railroads reporting
for tine week ended October "a included:
Oct - W.T. ago. Yr ago
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Washington Gas Light corlmon-50
at 1872.
Evening star., 1942-10-28

Salisbury Man Named
Bonk OfficioI at q
b the Associated Press.
SALISBURY. Nd. Oct. 2S.-Ed-
win g. Adkins, ~. has been ap-
Evening star., 1942-10-28

100 AN l08.6 1900 Noon 223 $50
100 PM.3lO,56O ZOO PM. 364, 130
TotaI dQ6 Q5O
Evening star., 1942-10-28
United States Treasury Position

By the Associated Press
The nosifion ~ In. rr...urx o,+,h.-
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

Washington, Die. 19.-Los sub
marinos contin1an sirviendo de
vanguardia a la ofensiva aliada
contra los japoneses, en- 81 sur
del Pacifice.
Otros siete barcos mas fueron
torpedeados por los sumergibles
segdn la nota dada aver por la
S~ecretaria de Marina.
La mission de estos barcos es
cortar las lineas de avrovisiona
miento de los nipones e impedir
que !estos refuercen sus bases.
Entire los barcos recientemen-
tie hundidos por los submarines
figuran un tanque de gran tama
no, un buque de carga, un tan
que de mediano tamano, dos va
pores de carga de mediano ia
maho, un transporte de tamano
mediano y un pequeno buque ar
Imado.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
STEPHENSON Els Ell YER
DADERO CAPTAIN DEL
PUERTO

La Corte Supreme del Estado
de Florida decide aver que 81
verdadero captain del puerto de
Tampa 10 es ell Sr. Barnett Ste
phenson, ell boticario de la Gale
Franklin, nombrado por ell &c
bernador Holland y no Charles
T. Friend, que fuera designado
por ell alcalde Chancey.
Sc nombr6 a Friend bajo una
ordenanza aprobada en- 1915, pc
TO que Ell alto tribunal estima sc
halla supeditada a la ley gene
raj bajo la cual Sc nombrara Q
Stephenson.
Ell captain del puerto ACADIA
de ser nombrado primer tenien-
tie del ejercito, y dentro de po-
cos dias Sc pondra ell uniforme.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
LA ESPOSA DICE QUE Ell
MARIpO LA AGREDIO SIN
MOTIVE

BiSbee, Arizona, Die. 49,
Llorando Y nerviosa Margaret
Herliby declare aver ante un Ju
RADIO de IL ciudadanos que matt
a su marido, captain David d.
Carr, porque este la agredi6 sin
motvo, en- la noche del pasado Ia
de agosto, y la amenazo dicien-
dole: "Te voy a matar".
Sc hallaban sentados dentrO
de un a%utom6vil, cerca del aero
dromo Douglas, cuando ell capt.
tan la agarr6 por ell cuello. Ella
Sc defendi6 y la lucha continue
hasta que los dos llegaron a la
alcoba de la madre da ella, dom
de momentos despues resultaba
81 gravemente herido. Llevaban
dos meses de casados.
"Yo lie di un puntapie en- ell
cuello, despues de que me agre-
diera. Trat6 de araharle, de ha-
cerle TODD ell dano possible para
evitar que me estrangulaa. Ha-
ella 81 ruidoS bestiales y murmu-
raba cosas que no pOdia enten-
derle.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

Erteriores, Neurath sufri6 a
cuenta de las activiGades de Bob
1e mas que ningdn otro jefe de
departamento ministerial.
Ell Ministerio de Re~.aciones
Exteriores reci5ia constante-
mente quejas de los embajado-
res y ministries alamanes respec
to a la intOlerable ntromisi6n
de los agentes de la organiza.
oi0n exterior del partido nazi en-
los asuntos de los representan-
tes debidamente acreditados del
GObierno del Reich.
Bohle, no solo organiz6 a to-
dos los elementos alemanes en-
los paises extranjeros con vista
a sus actividades de "quinta CO.
lumna," sine que tambien reco-
PHO un detallado regiStro de to-
dos los alemanes que vivian en-
cit extranjero y de todas las per
sonas deStacadas en- todos los
paises del mundo.
va en- 1884 hubo un escanda
10 pGblico de dimensiones inter
nacionales cuando Sc descubri6
una circular en- la one Bohle da-
ba inStrucciones minuciosas a
sus agentes para espiar a dichas
personals y recoger la informa-
ci6n referente a SUI actitud hacia
ell nuevo regimen y ell antique.
Prescindiendo del Ministro de
Reiaciones Exteriores, Bohle
us6 sus agentes en- las embaja-
das, alemanas para trabojos de
espionaje y de propaganda bajo
la protection de la inmunidad
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
NO AsST1ERoN LOS 3 r
tRoS AL MIT1N DE ANOCHE

Tuvo que suapenderse, por fal
ia de asistencia, ell mitin que pa
ra aver ha0bia convocado, en- G.
Centre Obrero, Ell Comite Con-
sultivo Conjunto.
.Por las fabricas circul6 un ma
nifiesto, en- los idiomas espanol
c ingles; pero los trabajadores
decidieron quedarse en- sus ca
sas, quiza por ell frio.
Los delegados del gobierno no
ocultaron la mala impression que
la indiferencia de los obreros
les habia producido.
Es possible que Sc llame otra
reunion.
Muchos de los trabajadores SO
10 gan9a SIG a la semana y ca
81 no puc1en costear los gastos
de alimentacion, alquileres y ro-
pas.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
LOS RETROCE-
DIERON EN- LA v
CHA DE YUNAN

Chungking, Die. Is. = Las
fuerzas niponas que trataban de
avanzar siguiendo la orilla oeste
del rio Salween, en- la provincial
de Yunan, Sc vieron Obligadas a
retroeeder bajo los ataques de
las tropas republicans chinas.
Retornaron los invasores a su
base de Tengyueh.
Sc interpretaba la operaci6n
como que los %japoneses desea-
ban apoderarSe del resto de csc
provincial.
Una columna china recapturo
a Hosueh, en- Ell Yangtze central
ccasionandole al enemigo mas
de 400 b. las.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

WASHINGTON.-Los Es-
tados Unidos Sc preparan para
la celebration de otra Navidad
en- tempo de guerra mientras
lanzan toda SUI fuerza en- ell
golpe fatal contra un enemlgo
que Sc empeha en- hacer desa-
parecer para siempre 81 es-
piritu de Pascua y su CORES
popdiente mensaje de "paz en-
la terra y buena voluntad
para todos."
En- los d~iferentes frentes de ba-
ITALIA, los padres e hijos norte-
americanos sc ocuparan de lleyar 9
cabo la horrenda tarea de derrotal
al enemigo que ha hecho al mundC
arder de odio.
En- este pals, la algeria tradi-
cional de la Navidad sera moderate
por ell pueblo al aumentar sus es.
fuerzos para mantener ell crecientC
lujo de armamentos del arsenal d.
la democracia a las fuerzas com
batientes de las Naciones Unidas.
En- tempo de paz, la Navidad e.
ell dfa de fiesta mas allegro del ano
tanto para los j6venes como par;
los v%iejos. Las iglesias eelebral
misas ~especiales para conmemora
ell Nacimiento y Sc cambian pre-
sentes y felicitaciones en- todo G
pals. Santa Claus, amigo mitico d
TODD niho, trae juguetes a los pc
quenuelos, y sc decoran los hogare
y tiendas con motive de la OCCASION
Fl famoso arbol de Navidad, co
sus brillantes luces Y chispeante
adornos, ocupa un lugar prominent
en- las decoraciones. Los cantante
lie villancicos amenizan con 81
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

cares de sus famillares. Millares
de toneladas de pavos han siGo
enviadas a ultramar, ademas de
todos los ingredientes necesarios
para la famosa salsa de arandano,
relleno y pastel de calabaza.
Por otra parte, existen hoy muchas
raZones para que esta Pascua sea
de esperanto. En- ell -transcurso del
ano, despues del infame ataque ja-
pones contra Pearl IIarhor, los Es-
tados Unidos han progresado nota-
blemente en- la organization de un
ejercito de mas de 100000 de
hombres. Ademas, han acelerado
la construction de una marina para
defenderse en- los cinco mares, o sea
una gigantesca armada capaz de
echar al fonda del mar los barcos
del snemigo. Sc construyeron bar
cos mercantes, aviones, tanques,
cahones y toda elase de materiales
de guerra correspondence rapidez,
Todas esas ~poderosas armas han
resultado sumamente costosas al
enemigo y Sc ha logrado impedir
repentinamente ell avance del Eje
en- ell suroeste del Paciico, por me-
dio de violentos ataques aereos y
navales. Ha sido rechazado en- ell
Africa y obligado a huir a traves de
los a~renales de Egipto y Libia.
Fue estancado en- Russia Y en- China.
I'll Presidente Roosevelt ha decla-
rado que, a pesar de que todavia
queda una Ngiga tesca tarea" por
realiZar, hemos llegado al punto
decisive de esta guerra. Por consi-
guiente, todos los pueblos del num-
do amantes de la hbertad, podrin
esperar que pronto les sea possible
celebrar una Navidad en- que nue.
dan meditar Ell JesuD o, ei lrin-
cipe de la Paz.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
COSTA NOMBRADO DENTS
Ia DEL ID

La Comisi6n del Condado nom
br6 aver dentista, sujeta la de-
signaci6n a la Junta de Salubri-
dad del Estado, al joven DR.. j.
j. Costa, native de Tampa.
Vive ell DR.. Costa en- ell 1915
de la 10 avenida, y estaba a
sociado con ell DR., John A. Spo-
to.
Todos los comisionados vota-
ron por el. Lo recomendo Nick
Nuccio.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

d~:rlom&tica. .Cuando Neurath
Protest6, fu6 %egafizada" Ia
poZi-iGn de Bokle, Y lie fu6 con-
cedido el derecho de asistir a
Jas reuniones del Gabinete. Hit
Ter le e.ev6 al range de Secreta-
rio d Estado y dispuso que Bob
le seria ell Representative del Mi
nistro de Ralaciones Exteriores
en- todos los %asuntos references
a los alemanes que vivian en- Ell
extranjero, Y, ademas, que sus
ldesiciones tendrian ell caracter
de 6rdenes miniSteriales. '+El
granuja sin lfmites' habia ga
nado en- toda la Inca. Lo peor
es que ell propio Neurath no era,
tanlpoco, demasiado moral; fue
ell case del "alguacil algua-
cilado".
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
A LA LUZ PUBLICA
Ernst Wilhelm Bohle

Ernst Wilhelm Bohle es ell
principal organizador del pode-
roso sistema nazi de espionaje
en TODD Ell mundo, que va antes
DEF advenimiento de Hitler al pc
der estaba preparando la pr6xi-
ma guerra,
En- su capacidad de jefe de la
Reorganization extranjera del
NSDAP," Bohle sofia jactarse
de que era jefe de un "Gau sin
limites." Neurath lie describe co
mo un "granuja sin limites."
Siendo Ministro de Relaciones
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
PETICIONES DE


SOlicitaron aver la ciudada-
MIA de los Estados Unidos, en-
la corte federal, Antonio Fer
nandez Goes, tambien conocido
por Antonio Luis Fernandez, de
Teksbury, Mass, soldado desta-
cado en- Drew; Thomas Henry
Mckay, soldado estacionado EN-
Drew; Manuel Suarez, Jr., natl
vo de ESpana, soldado en- el cam
pamento de Drew.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19
LA ESCUADRA FRANCESA
DE LA MARTINICA

San Juan, P. R., Die. ia
segdrase queel almirante fran
ces Robert renunciara ell puesto
dealto comisionado en- las colo
Mas francesas del Caribe y que
los barcos anclados en- la Marti-
MICA y otros puertos, incluyendc
Sos de guerra, seran puesto q dis
posici6n de los Aliados. Cr6ese
que Robert sera substitute por
I'm individuo del gusto del almi-
rante Darlan.
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

Tome el canine de la puerta
para escapar. Me sigui6 y me pc
90 con los pies. Nadie me acusa-
ra de matarte--le decia. Encon-
traran tus huesos en- el desierto
y despu6s diran que fue Obra dc
los soldados negros."
La gaceta., 1942-12-19

Esta sehalado para hoy Ell en-
tierro de JESUS Garcia, de AZ a.
nos, vecino que era del 2528 de
la calle Dewey, que aver fallecie
ra en- I'm hospital local. lie sobre
viven su viuda, Sra. Lucrecia
Garcia, I'm hijo, dos hijas, sus
padres Y otros familiares. Reel
bira sepultura Ell cadaver en- el
cementerio Colon.