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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec. IA
Lard and salt meat, kitchen neces-
sites in thousands of Southern
homes, are on the list Of scarcities
in many sections of Arkansas, and
the interruption in the hog and
hominy" diet of many workers is re-
verberating in defense plants and
lumber mills.
William A. HUMPHREYS, secretary
treasurer of the Arkansas Whole
sale Grocers Association, Inc, said
workers are threatening to quit work
unless they get some fats to cook
with, and added that he was asking
the States congressional delegation
to do something to relieve the situa-
ton
People are suffering all over
Arkansas" he said. Many custom
ers have said they did not see how
their husbands could continue to
work if they were not fed"
He added that people in the
country use fats and oils in most
cooking. and when they can not get
them, they can not make biscuits,
ETC."
Salt pork-the "streak of lean"
kind is breakfast bacon for many
families, the fat back" variety an
essential to flavoring boiled vege-
tables to the taste of many-has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14

ton section, Of which william w.
Black Is in charge, and the WASH
ington Dehydration Committee,
which has representatives OF the
WPB. Agriculture Department, Army
and leaSe-lend.
Soviet sources have informed this
Government that the Nazis have
300 mobile milk-dehydration units
in Occupied Russia, which enables
the invaders to take full advantage
OF the Soviet dairy industry by
storing milk today for future use.
The Germans also have $500 sta
tionary dried-milk centers in Ger
many. The number over here is
estimated at 600.
In their search for American food
products that will take up the least
possible space aboard ships, the
British Food Mission has been con-
ferring with an American arms
maker who is interested in dehydra-
ton as hobby-John C. Donnelly,
Greenwich, Conn. He has q process
for COMPRISING dried milk and
other dried foods into one fifth the
space they occupy when they come
OF the dryer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14

his head and finally pulled up out
of the trees.
Although there were countless
holes in the wings with broken
branches protruding, he kept on fly
ing it, but with difficulty. When the
flight commander returned for an
other run to machine-gun the Japs,
the pilot apologized to the flight
c. o. for withdrawing from the
formation because, he said, his
plane was hard to fly
But he flew that plane back to
its own airport and landed it safely.
That pilot never heard the word
quit"
Gen. Arnold pinned wings on Sec
ond 1t. Benjamin D. Randolph, for
whose father Randolph Field was
named.
Honor graduates included:
Kelly Field - Capt. William B.
Campbell. Carrollton, Ca; Second
1t. William A. Sloan, jr.. Cherikee,
Ala; Second 1t. ]. w. Pittaway,
North Bangor, N. Y.
Brooks-Second 1t. John B. Marsh,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Randolph - Second It. Jack F.
Harris, Lincoln, Ga.
Hondo - Second Its. Joseph E.
Lehman, A. H. Fried and G. J.
Krause, addresses unavailable.
Brig. Gen. T. j. Handley, jr.,
Washington, pinned wings on his
son, Second 1t. T. j. Handley, Sd, a
graduate of Kelly Field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14
D'AIesandro Asks Italians
Not 10 Fight Americans

BALTIMORE, Dec. lin a
broadcast beamed to Italy, Repre-
sentative D'Alesandro, jr, Democrat,
of Maryland asked Italian soldiers
not to fight against the American
Army and farmers and workers to
rise up against Mussolini and his
Fascist regime.
Speaking in Italian, Mr.. Dale
sandro told them that many Amer
lean soldiers have italian blood.
You Italian soldiers, do not fight
against your American friends. Get
together, you farmers and workers.
Do not work for those who are
sending your children to slaughter"
the Maryland Representative said in
broadcast sponsored by the Once
of War Information.
These American troops will not
stop in Africa" he warned.
Leaflets containing the speech are
to be dropped over Italy from Amer
lean warplanes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14
u. 5. Troops Treated
Better Than British
By French in Gran
English Officers Loud
Yonks' VoIor During
Baptism Of Fire.
Special Cable to The Star ana Chicago
Daily News.

Special Cable to The Star ana Chicago
Daily News.
LONDON, Dec. IA. - American
troops captured by the French in
Oran were given preferential treat
ment over their British comrades
last month when the Royal Navy
cutters the Hartland and Walney
(the former United States Coast
guard cutters Pontchartrain and Sc
bago) broke the boom in Oran har-
Dor and entered under witheringly
accurate French machine-gun cross
fire.
From the first officer survivors of
these ships to reach London, it was
learned how the American landing
forces fought and died as the Hart
land and Walney finally were sunk
by direct hits. American losses are
unrevealed, but both the Hartland
officers 1t. R. B. Bilbrough and
1t. " A. Hickson-gave the highest
praise to their overseas shipmates
in the baptism Of fighting.
Captain Loses Eye.
The deadliest machine-gun fire
developed when the Walney broke
the boom and raced inside the har-
Dor with the Hartland following.
I'VE had hoped that it would be
only token resistance" related 1t. |
Hickson grimly. But the savage
raking of our decks and the direct
hits revealed that it was in deadly
earnest. Our captain lost his left
eve and was hit badly in the Shout
der with shrapnel but he continued
to direct the Hartland's attempt to
come alongside the designated berth
even though he was crawling on his
hands and knees.
Both cutters were sunk early on
Sunday. November 8, and what was
left of the crews and landing parties
leaped into the water. French
shore batteries ceased firing then
and rescue parties picked up the
survivors. Immediately they were
taken ashore and the Americans
and British were segregated. The
Americans were given preferential
treatment for quarters and food.
Tank Crashes Jail Gate.
THE French thought that some
of the Americans we're British"
said 1t. Bilbrough. Later they
were given special consideration"
These survivors were rescued
when the land forces took Oran
and an Allied tank broke Jail for
them by the simple method of
merely smashing through the front
gate.
Then our French captors re-
ported to us and said: You were
our prisoners and now we are your
prisoners said 1t. Bilbrough.
! copyright. 1912, Chicago Daily News, Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14
Government Is Paying
Men 10 Shake Up
Evaporated Milk
$4,000 q Month Cited
As Cost of Care Of
Leuse-lend Stock
By BLAIR BOLLES.

The Agriculture Department has
been paying men to turn upside
down cases Of evaporated milk that
have been bought for Lease-Lend
shipment to Great Britain but which
were refused by the British, it was
reported here today. The milk is
being held in warehouses through
out the United States.
The English government, through
its food mission here, has informed
the Agricultural Department that
the evaporated milk takes up too
much shipping space and that it
has gone heavily into the dried-milk
market. The dried milk requires one
fourth of the shipping space OF
canned milk.
The Agricultural Marketing Ad-
ministration has cut its canned milk
purchases for this year to a third
below its buying for Lease-Lend
and other needs last year, but it is
stuck for the time being with the
stocks the British won't take. Care
of the warehoused evaporated milk
is said to cost $50, 900 month. The
milk needs periodical shaking up.
Soviet Wants Concentrates.
The Soviet government has been
stressing here its great interest IN
receiving shipments of only concen-
trates in the food line.
The requirements of our two main
fo, l,tn
pect that shipments of food abroad
will greatly increase as the war I'M
folds have caused q serious problem
for the Agriculture Department and
the War Production Board, which
hesitate to upset American economy
by disturbing a huge industry like
that of evaporated milk. This in
dustry probably might suffer if the
dried-milk program were expanded
far
The Agriculture Department is
contemplating program for paying
a premium price to creameries for
dried skim milk in order to en-
courage milk-drying and discourage
farmers from their present practice
OF feeding large quantities of skim
to pigs and chickens. Forty-five per
cent of the country's milk produce
ton is consumed on the farms,
mainly by livestock and poultry.
Apparatus Is Idle.
A large percentage of the coun-
try's milk-drying apparatus is re-
ported standing idle because the
farmers find it more profitable to
keep their skim. The question is
being studied by the WPB dehydra-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14
Cut in Hog and Hominy' Diet
PenIs Arkansas Defense Work

been standby for years through
out the South.
Shortening. pure lard and salt
meat all have disappeared in some
sections and are extremely scarce in
others.
The WPB announced November
81 establishment of committees to
investigate local cooking oil short
ages but Mr.. HUMPHREYS said the
Arkansas situation appeared to be
general. not localized. No results
of the WPB investigation have ap-
peared," he added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14
OiI-louded Floor Falls,
Creating Fire Menace

Loaded with cans of oil and kero-
sene, storeroom floor collapsed last
night in a service station at Sher-
man avenue and Park road NV, it
was reported by flremen who were
dispatched to the scene to guard
against possible fire
There was no fire, but damage
was estimated unofficially at $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14

capt. Larner could not get the
plane back on an even keel. His
plane rammed through the treetops
for over 100 feet. 1t collected foil
age and brush until the plane looked
more like q Christmas tree than an
A-20. The nose of the plane and
the leading edges Of the wings
were smashed in, but the pilot kept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14

Open q Charge Account
3 Months to Pay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14
Jury Trial Demanded
On First Sugar Theft
Chorqe Filed in D. &.

Victor Parson, IS, colored. 40
L street NV. today pleaded not
guilty when airaigned before
Judge John P. Mcmahon in
Municipal Court on a charge of
stealing 81 pounds of sugar
from O'Donnel]'s Sea Grill at
1909 E street N W., where he is
employed as porter. He de-
manded a jury trial. which was
set for December %.
Court attaches said they be-
lieved it was the first case of it's
kind in the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14
KNOW YOUR TAXES!

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14

III, of the total amount in a savings account each
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14

And do as more than $4,000 Washing
tonians already do: For whatever service or
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is alert to your needs, alive to your way of
life, as an Individual!
La gaceta., 1942-07-14
lClFEZ R~ECOMIENDA UNA
LIGA Die NACIONES PAN
AMERICANA

Washington, julio 14.-El pre-
sidente electo de Colombia, AL
fcnso Lopez, uno de los hombres
mas ricos de 81 pals, aboga a.
qui por Ia creation de una Socie
dad Pan-Amar:cana de Nacio-
mes.
Colombia prcpuso esa Liga
hace varios ancs, en- la conferen
cia interamericana de Buenos
Aires.
La presidencla de la organi-
zaci6n seria cambiada de capt.
Ia. a capital, sin tener una "se-
de" fila,
AIfirm6 Lopez, regrondiendo
a una pregunta, que la Am@ri-
a Latina ha Perdido ell tenor
lue Estados Unidos lie inspiraba
ONO "sl Coloso del Norte".
La gaceta., 1942-07-14
Ia UACNFE

Esta historic no merecerfa
mas que una media sonrisa BUR
lena y desprccisble 81 no fuera
por ell hecho de que un homSfe
como Gravelli ha sido elegido en-
italia como ell repressntante de
.aouella "gensraci6n nueva" que
,reclama el privilegio de compa-
rarse con Caribaldi. FL sentido
de proportion ha sido siempre
desconccido por ell fascismo, y
"a Gnico cosa que hahecho ha 81
do prostituir la historic sin con-
gideraci6n por Ia decencia 0 por
Ell sentido de humor de los italia
nos mas sobrios Y sensatos.
Esta historic sobre Asvero
Gravelli, y las circunstancias en-
que la OF, Sc grabaron en- mi me-
moria como una de las decepcio
mes tipicas en- que Mussolim y
ell Regimen Fascista vivian en-
aquellos tiempos. jNo sc enga-
marian deliberadamente a 81 mis-
mos?
(Contnudrd).
La gaceta., 1942-07-14
Asvero GravelE y Ell heroismo de
la nueva generacion fasclsta
Como pensaba un miembro del Ministerio
de Prensa y Propaganda.
Los Nazis buscaron las muchachas
POR GUIDO DELLA ROSA

Londres, julio 14.-La prem
sa faScista resen6 ell IL de mayo
las ceremonies que Sc habiar
celebrado en- toda Italia en- con.
memoraci6n del aniversario de.
triunfo de Garibaldi sobre los
franceses ell 30 de abril de 1849
Y al hacer esta reSeha nos con-
TO dicha prensa que en- el Teatro
Carignano, de Torino, el discur-
so principal, en- representation
de la "nueva generation" del
partido fascista, habia sido pro-
nunciado por ell Inspector de d.
cho particle, Asvero Gravelli.
iDicha noticia no tendria in
teres algunO, 81 no fuera por la
bizarra historic que ell autor de
este %articulo oy6 hace algunos
amos sobre 81 digno represen-
tante de la Juventud, Asvero
Gravelli.
La gaceta., 1942-07-14

nombre, director de un peri6dicC
fanfarr6n y pequeno que Sc ha-
maba 1913 Ottobre''. La genie
murmuraba Gravelli era un hijo
Ilegitimo del Duce... Sea como
fuera, la question es que Ora
velli parti6 de Roma para Abb
sinia a fines del ano 1885. Mus
solini fue a despedirle Official
mente con toda la pOmpa y os-
~tentaci6n tan armada por ell par
lido fascista.
Pero desgraciadamente prom
to llegaron noticias deSde Afri-
ca al Ministro de la Prensa que
Gravelli no era de la MADEIRA
que los heroes del partido fas-
cista sc supone son hechos. En-
Nerdad que por TODD Roma circu
10 ell rumor de que Gravelli ha-
bia huido de la batalla, atacado
de disenteria. All fin Gravelli tu-
vo que ser embarcado de vuelta
a Roma, bajo la excusa de ser
declarado indtil. Una historic
vergonzoSa y c6micR y todos
dos periodistas de Roma Sc mo-
rian de risa.
Por fin, cierto dfa Grayelli re-
cibi6 la orden de presentarse al
Duce, y Sc rumoraba que en- la
entrevista @ Duce chill6 v bra
mo mientras sc paSeaba de arri-
ba para abajo en- su gran salon:
y sus rugidos eran muy diferen-
ties de los que los funcionarios
que han caido en- desagrado, es-
tan acoStumbrados a oirle rugir.
III Duce bram6 contra Gravelli
de la manera con que un padre
cfendido Drama contra un hijo
que ha deshonrado ell nombre V
destrozado todas sus ilusiones.
A Gravelli sc lie destituy6 del
cargo de director del "2S Otto
bre" y relegado a la oscuridad.
Sin embargo. unos meses mas
tarde el pobre individuo sali6
para Espaha, con la orden de
"redimirse". A su debido ITEM
po recibi6 una medalla.
La gaceta., 1942-07-14
NJ

Michael F. Donnelly jr., 27,
Y Kareen Lee Averett, 81; j.
T. Collins. &c. y Laura Lee Rit
chic, 60; Melvin Lehman, "a,
Y Geraldine Townsend, 10;
Rupert A. Knight, Al, y Matte
Jean McSwain, 46; Howard
L. Smith, "a, Y Elizabeth Sue
Joyner, %; Gordon Henry
Hill, %, y Barbara Margaret
Fluff, 81; Luis F. Crunch, 25,
Y Bernice VaisnOras, %; Car
son R. Biorn, 80, y Dorothy M.
La gaceta., 1942-07-14

Sc SOLICI1A una camarera
!ntcligente que liable ingles y
eSpanol. No IS para I'm joint.
Suede y propinas Informan en-
est& -adacciGA
La gaceta., 1942-07-14
Ell algod6n Sc transforms

NUEVA YORK.-Las con.
welcomes de las mujeres en-
esta parte del mundo no son or.
denadas por sus gobiernos.
-. Nosotras no sabemos, nc
hemos tenido que aprender a
movernos bajo ell latigo ame-
nazador de I'm tirano temeroso
de las reacciOnes individuales
Y sin embargo la unidad es
perfecta y Ia conviction frma
y unica. Is absolutamente
necesario que America CANA
la guerra. ST perdieramos
desaparecerfa de la faz de la
terra la esperanto de paz y
libertad desapareceria ell
derecho a no ser manejados
como there's por hombres
enloquecidos -. pero para OBJ
tener eSa victoria ha sido
necesario renunciar a la paz y
hasta IN poquito a la libertad,
sin que ell sacrifice Sc haya
hecho amargo, va que es COM
pletamente voluntario.
listed ha adorable toda la vida la
Garcia suave de la soda y, a pesar
de clio, no comprarfa una yarda de
soda japOnesa, nj aunque estuviese
a su alcance, ~pensando que cada
vara que Sc venda ayuda q levantar
fondos para que los traidores dia-
bios amarillos tengan balas con que
derramar sangre j6ven de America.
-. Antes harfa cualquier sacrifice,
pero la realidad es que estos no son
necesarios porque, despues de de-
leitarse miranda los milagros que
los modistos han realizado con las
100.000.000 varas de tela de algod6n
de una cosecha nacional no sugeta
a prioridades, no sentirA la menor
nostalgia por la soda. Ell algo-
don es, sin duda, la tela del mo-
mento. . Como una cenicienta
moderna ha sido transformado Dor
la varita magica de los disehadores
Y Sc hace Appropriate para todas las
ocasiones, va esa en- la playa, o en-
la casa, en- la Gale bajo ell sol, o en-
un jardfn bajo la luna. -. Els fresco
es limpio es econ6mico Y versatil.
-. Els una tela legitimamente
americana, democratica, pero ex-
quisitamente elaborada, que listed
usara agradecida por ell encanto y
feminidad que presta a su belleza.
FL AlgOd6n de Moda
En- las 1ltimas ~colecciones pre-
sentadas aqui, en- Nueva York, min
gun material ha disfrutado de la
preponderancia del algodon, nj ha
sido trabajado con tan exquisite
maestrfa. Los trajes de noche de
muselina parecen cortados de qua
dros antiques Y los confeccionados
con ell encaje llamado tira-bordada
son mucho mas lindos que su mas
hello sueho. Para ell campo v para
la playa hay f~iAas almidonadas, en-
La gaceta., 1942-07-14

Cross. %, Marko ,Krivokuca,
35, y Bessi eBarnes, %; Ro-
bert H. thompson, %, y Barba
ra Ann Bethea, 81.
La gaceta., 1942-07-14
tra Emily Brvan Shockler

ira Emily Bryan Shockley.
Nuevas demandas: Addie
Paula De Loache contra Will
liam Hinton De Loache; j. E.
Sherouse contra Annabella
Sherouse.
Pleitos: Carmen Miranda
Perez contra Tampa Terrace
Hotel y Lumberman Mutual
Ca<ualty Co.; First National
Bank contra Jose A. Gregory.
La gaceta., 1942-07-14

Era ell aho 1887 y durante los
meses EN- que Mussolini tenia u
ma ansia terrible para borrar la
vegtienza de Guadalajara. Y la
historic que Sc me cont6 sobre
Gravelli fue la siguiente:
En- la 6poca de la guerra de
Abisinia habia en- Roma un cier
to periodista joven por quien
Mussolini sentia un interes es-
pecial, Asvero Gravelli era SUI
La gaceta., 1942-07-14
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PLEITOS Y ~DIVORCIOS

Decretos: Agnes j. Geant
contra Henry M. Geant; Ma
ry L. Wink contra Augusta
Luis Wink; Charlie Mae Pc
rette contra Henry A. Perette
William Govan Shockley con-
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dolores brillantes, inspirados en- los
trajes de los indios sur-americanos
Y sofisticados trajes de banjo que
f%avorecen mucho mas que ell mas
decorative modelo en- latex. Los
suits" de telas de algod6n, corta-
dos con mano maestro como 81 Sc
tratara de valiosas lanas inglesas,
hacen la felicidad de las mujeres
que trabajan en- oficinas, o de las
que dedican sus actividades a las
labores de guerra, y las batas de
casa, de materiales estampados con
flores, o lisoa y bordados a mano,
nos hacen comprender eual era Ell
secreto de nuestras abuelas para
lucir siempre tan atractivas y
=. ell porque los clubs
de los abuelos estaban usualmente
cast vacios.
La historic de la moda sc escribe,
estos meses en- paginas de algo-
don 49,. y cuando estas Sc amman
para glorifcar su belleza, rubia o
moreno, ell allegro material pone
una nota de iavenil frcscura, mucho
mas atractiva uue la de las mas
seda
La gaceta., 1942-07-14
LAS VICTIMAS DE LOS Alta
CUES DE LA AVIACTON

Londres, julio 14.--El minis
tro de Seguridad en- ell hogar
revelo hoy que durante ell mes
de JUNO perecieron, victimas
de los ataques de la aviaci6n,
800 personals. Sufrieron heri-
das y Sc italian en- los hospita-
les otras 337.
La gaceta., 1942-07-14
MURIO SANCHEZ DE To-
CAS-

Madrid, julio 14.-En Po-
zuelo de Alarc6n muri6 aver,
a la edad de 80 amos, ell expri
mer ministro Joaquin Sanchez
de Toca.
Era amigo Y consejero del
difunto rey Alfonso.
La gaceta., 1942-07-14
PETICION DE

Hizo aver petici6n de ciuda
DANA, en- la Corte Federal,
Helene Elona Gustin, del 1908
De Soto Avenue.
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