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Evening star., 1943-10-27

vides a kind of full parade demon
stration of the unfortunate division
of air power under which Americans
are operating. On at least seven
previous occasions Wake Island had
been bombed by Army Liberators" :"
On the present occasion it was
bombed by Navy Liberators"
The fact that our Nations heavy
bombardment planes are thus arti-
fcially divided under different COM
mands has no warrant in logic. 1t
indicates the kind of competition
and the kind of overlapping fields
of operation that can certainly do us
no good and may work lot of harm.
Questions Raised.
In the second place, an airman
who reads the official and unofficial
descriptions of the engagement is
obliged to ask some pertinent ques-
tions. The fact that four-engine
bombers took part in this and pre-
vious attacks on Wake proves that
the island is within comfortable
reach of our land-based aviation.
Why, in that case, was it necessary
to bring air power to the island on
carriers under strong naval escort?
Is there anything that the carrier
based airplanes can do that cannot
be done better and more econom-
ically by land-ba.sed airplanes?
The carriers came to Wake Island
to bring either bombing strength
fighters. or both. If bombing
strength was the prime considera-
ton, then it was a most eXtravagant
use of aviation. Bombers operating
from on board ship in the nature of
the case possess relatively small
bombing capacity, besides being more
vulnerable in that they carry less
armor and less defensive artillery
than four-engine bombers operating
from land.
II the primary purpose was to
bring fighter aviation to the battle
area for the rendezvous with land
bombers for the latters protection.
then the extravaganza was no less
marked. In the present case, the
Hellcat and other fighters were able
to neutralize enemy defenses from
the outset because of the surprise
element. But under normal circum-
stances their main strength would
have been needed to protect the
floating bases" and other ships,
leaving no margin for support of the
bombers
One does not have to be master
Evening star., 1943-10-27

target we are offering to overhead
attack. In a sense we would there
by be turning the island into a
large and highly volatile carrier,
with one exception that it cannot
be sunk though it can be exploded
Experience has proved over and
over again that dispersal and not
concentration is the best passive
defense against the blows of air
power.
Distributed BY McNausht Syndicate. Inc
Evening star., 1943-10-27

/ John and Selma FOX. boy.
| Harry and Helen Gaderlund, girl
Roaer and Helen GaRnon, twin boys.
Raymond and Helen Garner girl
George and Dorothy Garrison, boy.
Leonard and Marjory Garroway, boy
Robert and Margaret Gebhardt, girl
Silvio and Mary Girardi. boy.
Jessie and Hazel Goddard, boy
William and Merle Goheen, boy.
Charles and Mary Hancock boy.
Bernard and Betty Healey, boy.
Albert and Mary Hinkle, girl.
Mldian and Ruth Joseph, boy.
Robert and Marian Kane. girl.
Thomas and Elizabeth Kenefick. boy.
John and Priscilla Klotzbach, boy
L. B and Dorothy Laudermilk girl.
Edward and Betty Laland, jr,. boy.
Victor and Carolyn Licari, girl
Andei and Angela Luxford, boy.
Tobias and Dorothy Matter. boy.
Francis. and Nellie Mattingly, boy.
Kenneth and Alice Mayo, girl.
Leonard and Ruth Miller,s boy.
Paul and Blanche Moore. girl.
Paul and Alice Moose, girl
John and Martha McClain, boy
Donald and Tracy McGuown, boy.
Ellis and Alice McMullen. boy.
Bryce and Ehen McMurray, boy
Evening star., 1943-10-27

bination of naval
force and air
force provides
the proper an
swer to the Pa
cihc problem. 1t
sc e ms to m e
wo t h W h ii e
therefore to an
alyze that COM
bination a little
further.
To begin with,
1t S h ould b e
pointed out that
the Wake en-
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Maj. de SeDersky's column ap-
pears on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays.
BY MAI. ALEXANDER
De SEVERSKY.

Our notable success in the attack
on Wake Island already is being
used by some military writer's to
support the contention that a COM
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Births Reported

c. Lynn and Dorothy Abel, boy.
Ralph and Josephine Abney, boy.
,, Robert and Ann Adams, girl
Marion and Hazel Arthur, girl.
James and Marie Atkins. girl.
Maria and Aimee Avon, boy.
David and Dorothy Bassin. boy.
Philip and Norma Baumsartner, girl
Henry and Sylvia Beitscher. girl
Jack and Grace Bell, girl.
Garfield and Eleanor Bosell, boy.
Melvin and Marjorie Breeden, girl
Calvin and Dolores Burke, boy
David and Gladys Burrier. boy and sirl
Howard and Phyllis Campbell boy.
Matthew and Mary Carroll, girl.
James and Eleanor Childs, boy.
Edward and Margaret Cichocki, girl.
Lester and Anna Citron, boy.
Russell and Elizabeth Compton, boy
Garland and Rosemary Conley, girl.
Earl and Mabel Compton, girl
Lyle and Asho Carine, boy.
Stafford and Lucille Davis, boy.
Elmer and Gladys Dixon. girl
Robert and Josephine Donaldson, boy.
Michael and Marie DonahLe, girl
Emily and Evelyn Ferdinand, boy
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Wooden. Lea Missino

LOS ANGELES P.-Police are
waiting for the owner to reclaim an
item he left in parking lot. It's a
wooden leg, clad with shoe and sock.
Evening star., 1943-10-27

Robert and Helen Nicely sirl.
Roy and Zoe Newbold. boy
| Victor and Mildred Peaire, Girl
Frank and Bonnie Petty. girl.
James and JOY Pierce. girl.
Jarquin and Eleanor Rachelle. girl.
Paul and Martha Robyn. boy
CHRISTOPHER and Florence SanFellipo, girl
| James and Anna Sellner. boy
Harry and Nancy. Shaner. eirl,
John and Bertha Sipos, girl.
Hazen and Nancy Sse,. girl
Urah and Selma Solomon, girl,
Arthur and Rose Sowder girl
Roger and Julia Stewart, boy
Nicholas and GLADYS Styron girl.
Henry and Julia Tekinski, girl
Edward and Lillian Tew, boy
George and Helen Thompson, girl
Norman and Elizabeth Thompson. girl.
Robert and Lois Tobin, boy and girl.
George and Eva Townsend. girl
Evening star., 1943-10-27

Before victory IS won, we've got
to build more, fight more and buy
more War bonds. Buy at least a 500
bond during the Third War Loan
labove your regular bond buying.
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GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Randolph Store Only
Pure Granusted Sugar
Use Stamps No. g. Is 10 - lbs. for 3oc
Paramount Quality Coffee.
Use Stamp No. u ....... ID. sack 2se
Brown Bomber Flour. AH-Pupo.e
Not Rstioned. lib. Sack Freel 24I, lbs. !. 90
Kitchen Klenrer. Best for Securing.
Not rstoned cans Die
Prepared Salad Mustard. Medford Brand.
Not Ratoned o.oz "a, Ae
Yellow Split Peas
Blue Points Per Pound 2.Ib sack 73e
libby's eveporsted Milk
One Red Point Per Can ,sl cans 4qa
Corone' Coffee. Use Stamp No. H.
Vacuum Packed. Observation-Disclosures isr 78e
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$50 Huck and Dish TowsI,-An ouistandioq value
these towels. Sizes up TO 1892 in group Firml
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MEMS EASEMENT
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made OF fine quality eoon--Ceins Price Il
80 Mems Airedex Jsekets-PopuIer jackets in &C
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30 Mems Ribbed Union Satisfactorily made sv
70 withstand plenty oil wsor and isor. Sizes IS OF
as Mems Bathing Trunks-Wonderful buy kl.wc
trunks, also in boxer stYle--ceIlns Price l..
4s5 Psir, OF Wash SIseb-Finely fsilored. sonforil
sloeks for cool comfort. Sizes % 10
Prices z.ts and Z.
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Ill
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325 Yds. Stevens UnbIesehed ToweIine-IS" "
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90 Yds. Dish and Hoek To~eline-Res serviceoE
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pieces. ldsol for hdnd and guest and dish towe
pvfr L. 4,
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4q 'i'' enc ai'iss;; 'ss, Soc
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aIs Girls pIsySm with wspsouod Skirts
TT sss End in ss:". 1a.s! s , s.q rs, TIC
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40 Sprssds-Woven cotton single bed size spreeo
in nauiicol patterns Green only. Brighten up you
hnd,oouI C@iino Price "a
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100 Mattress Covers - Firm, unbeocheJ sheetino
Double-loek stitched; resistant seams tapped bound
edges Tailored. full box style. Twin size only
~. 4 40
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3ls Fibre Window Shades - 36r5 equipped y
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only lrreoulors---- Ceiling Price
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with bib front, pockets. TO Ceiling
s6s Boys \GirIs' Swim Suits-Wools wool
cotton kniis; beautiful eolors. prints. comt
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knit polo shirts Sizes TO l6-csilins Price sac nc
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and comfort Some irreguldrs OF hgherpricsd I m
slocks. Broken sizes--csiins Prices 10 I.ss i.Vo
200 Boys Sport Shiris-An better Grade cut and
sport shirts in fine eotons rayons and
totes Large sizes only M
$50 Jr Boys White Sufs-Button.on white summer
suits with long pants. short cap sleeves. Some
in belted styles and sailor button fronts 40
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ton OF boys r.'s cotton knit polo shirts in
blazer stripes. Crew neck. short sleeves. Sizes 90
Ito l6--celins Prices 3se qnd Ate L'c
us Jr Boys Slack Suts-Short or long pant slack
suits with m match On shirts Solid or
two-tone combinations Sizes s to 10. 30
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dsriul buy in slack suitsl Poplns crashes. spun
rayons and other fabrics. Solid two-tons eomb-
nations 10 TO 49, in huskis'; boys. 9 ioio. 10
-CsIinS Price 3Js Z.fT
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sold al 23e. Striped fabric Sizes , "a
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ESQ Prs. Boys Crew Sox-Bozer striped crew sox
in assorted colors lrresuldrs. Sizes to IL. -
24o Boys Twin Button Union Suits - Fine cotton
knit union suits carefully mode in the twin button %
style Size Is Price l7c Zfc
100 Boys Wash Kniekes Nsvy or brown cotton
gdbordne wosh kncken. Full cutt TO fit Knit Grip -
cuffs Sizes 7 to l4--ceiling Price Iss LILY
400 Cotton Oversees Caps - Cotton popin or
gdbordins cops Tor little wouldbe soi-
dsrs PGin navy pipsd Sizes smol. medium. -
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,ss Boys Girls Sport Jsekets-Befter grade Solid
colors striped ehdmbraY. Some with pockets
Sizes TO Price Use
4o8 Boys Girls' Swim Trunks-Beted styles. Good
eolou and contrasting trims. Sizes 10 6h-
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oils with bib fronts and suspendsrs. quality mate
rails. Also knit polo shirts. Sizes TO in the
Price 7se
3947 Chld's and Big Girs Anklets-Big selection OF
popular eolors. Assorted style tops Sizes 10
2+o Boys and 0irls' Besnies and Hsts-Clearance
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400 Lace Psnes-Al one or two Of pattern.
widths and lengths. Seeonds--ceilins Prize
80 Prs. Drsperies-Woven cotton famous
So" wide. IVA Yds. long. Nauiieol designs
-rS h,o~xn Ceilino Price
La gaceta., 1943-05-29

ensayos no deben exceder de 1000
palabras.
Los 4S aspirantes, seleccionados
por 10 excelente de sus m~anuscritos
sobre investigaciones en- ell ramo de
asuntos interamericanos, participa-
ron EN- los concursos regionales Que
tuvieron lugar en- la Universidad de
Boston, en- Massachusetts; en- la
Universidad de Duke, situada en- la
ciudad de Durham, Carolina del
Norte; en- Ia Universidad del Estado
de Ohio, EN- Columbus; EN- In Uni
Iversidad del Estado de Iowa; en- la
Universidad del Estado de Oklaho-
ma, con sede en- Norman; y en- la
Universidad de Denver, en- Coo
RADIO.
Tema
FL tema que Sc discutio en- tc rs
los concursos fue ell s%iguiente: La
Contribution de las Republlcas
Americanas en- la C~onsecuci6n dc In
Victoria" Los %aspirantes trataron
sobre los varios aspectos de dlcha
lcooperaci6n tanto en- 10 politic0
lcomo en- 10 econ6mico, social, cul-
ltural y militar. :,
Dicho ~concurso continue hasta 81
dia 20 de mayo, fecha EN- cue Sc
anunciaron los nombres de los seas
e%studiantes notwithstanding en- re-
presentation de cada distrito geo
gra6co de los Estados UniG4J-
6uienes fueron a Nueva York para
tomar parte en- ell programa de ra-
do denominado americas Town
Meeting of the Air" una de las
radiodifusiones sobre asuntos del
dia mas antiguas y populares dc
este pals. Este programa dc ra9io
Sc transmiti6 a todas parties del
hemisferio.
Ademas de la radiodifusi6n en-
Nueva York, los seis estudiat es
yencedores en- los %concursos regio-
males haran en- ell verano una ira
por la Republica de Mexico, con
|todos los gastos pagados. Dado ell
case de que las exigencias de Ia
guerra les impidiera hacer la re .
Irida ira, a cada uno sc les 20 =
IBERIA una beca para estu, r
lvalor de $500.
La gaceta., 1943-05-29
tooS FIN Ell "RAQUETERISMO"
POr WILLIAM E. WEEKS

por operar un automovil sin licen-
cha; licencia suspendida; detenido
en- relaci6n con ell robo en- la
Hinsdale Trust Company y puesto
en- libertad por no haber podido
ser identificado; arrestado y juz-
gado por ell asalto y robo a la
compania Nelson Iron Works, Y
ell jurado no pudo llegar a un
acuerdo; declarado culpable de
transporter alcohol; condenado
por pOrtar ilegalmente un anna
de fuego.
--Bien, doctor, acaban ellos de
ponerme en- I'm magnifico cuadro.
Publicidad gratis. Pusieron todos
los casos en- que no ~pudieron pro-
barme NADIA. iEntiende su juego?
Para que ell jurado sepa por anti
cipado a quien tiene que conde-
mar. Ese individuo tiene muy ma
los antecedentes, diran. Estaba en-
ell atraco y llevaba un revolver,
luego debe haber matado a Tony.
icon toda seguridad que mato a
Tony!, afirmaran. Todos Sc pom
dram en- mi contra. iQue Dios me
ayude, doctor! Jamas he matado
a nadie en- mi vida!
-Vamos, no tie pongas ash. De
POGO sirve que pienses en- tai for
ma. Aqui estas SECURE. Todavia
no tie han cogido.
No, pero me cogeran. Todos
los porcientos estan en- mi contra.
iUn individuo acusado de asesi-
nato no puede dar ell grade, ESQ
es TODD!
La gaceta., 1943-05-29
CAPITULO XIV
IDENTIFICADO Ell ASESINO

Cuando Hallett lego a la pana-
deria en- la noche del asesinato,
despues de dejar a DAILY en- ell club
nocturno, encontro reunidos ALI
a numerosos curiosos. Mezclados
con ellos estaban amigos y fami-
liares del asesinato. La multltud
blooueaba la acerca Y Sc extendla
hacia "a medic de la Gale.
Habia sido cerrada pOr dentro
la puerta del establecimiento.
I'm reportero Sc hallaba de pie
en- la puerta y, viendo venir a Hal
lett a traves de la genie, approve
cho la oportunidad para entrar'
Como esta, senior Inspector?
Tengo alguna information que
darle.
-iEsta listed bien?-le pre-
gunto Hallett dandole al reporte-
no un goIpecito ell ell hombro, CO.
mo viejos amigos. Espere hasta
Que entremos, hasta que nos pom
gamos a distancia del publico.
Hallett peg6 en- la ventana con
una llave y mostr6 su chapa a los
que estaban dentro. La puerta Sc
abri6 v entr6, seguidO por ell pc
riodista.
-venga para aca-le dijo e
Inspector yendo hasta un rincon
de la panaderia.-iQue tiene que
decirme? HAY algo de nuevo!
(Continuara ell lunes)
La gaceta., 1943-05-29
GoncUrso sobre osUntos interomerieonos
Poro estudiuntes de los Estodos Unidos

WASHINGTON. - Estu-
diantes de mas de mil colegioS|
y universidades de los EstadosI
Unidos fueron invitados q to-
mar parte en- ell concurso ma
cional acerca de temas inter-
americanos que ACADIA de cele-
brarse en- este pals.
Fl objeto fundamental de las
discusiones, las cuales requieren
un estudio detenido asi como ex-
tensa lectura y preparation, es
estimular un interes nacional en- los
asuntos interamericanos Asf como
respecto nj estudio de los mismos y
fomentar a la veE Ia amistad y
entendimiento en- el hemisferio,
~prestando especial atenci6n al papel
que desempenan las rep1bfcas
americans en- la lucia para obtener
Ia victoria
PatrOcinadO pOr Ell ~presidente
AL expresar su aprobaci0n del
mencionado concurso, ell Presidente
Roosevelt manifesto 10 %siguiente:
"Es precise, ahora mas que nun
ca, que nuestros ciudadanos esten
bien ihormados sobre cuestiones
publicas, y la discussion de dlchos
asuntos constituye parte esencial
de nuestro sistema de acci6n demo-
cratica."
Ell concurso sobre asuntos inter
americanos Sc organize este ano
con ell mayor cuidado y anuncio en-
TODD ell pals para lograr de este
modo un mayor numero de partlcl-
pantes. Mas de 10000 e~studiantes
de 352 colegios y universidades to-
maron parte en- ell curse del ano
pasado, ademas de millares de per-
sonas que asistieron al mismo en-
calidad de observadores.
Ell concurso Sc celebra cada ano
baio la direction del Consejo Norte-
americana de Education en- colabo-
raci6n con comisiones consultivas
V ADMINISTRATORS integradas por
los educadores mas eminentes de
los Estados Unidos. FL senior W
HAYES Yeager, professor de %oratoria
en- la Universidad de George
Washington, de esta capital, e'
presidente y director nacional Dc
dicho Consejo.
PrOgrama
Los estudiantes de historic, Glen
cias politicas, idiomas, economic
comercio, oratoria y relaciones IN
ternacionales, toman parte en- To-
concursos que Sc celebran en- la
universidades. Cada institution
tiene derecho a designar dos dele
gados en- la forma que estime mas
convenience, siempre que estos scar
seleccionados en- asamblea general
Los estudiantes que tengan exito er
estos concursos locales tienen de
recho a tomar parte en- los concur
sos regionales que Sc celebran er
seis districts geograficos de los
Estados Unidos. -.
Los ensayos regionales estan il
mitados a ocho aspirantes. Los AZ
lfderes estudiantiles del debate los
s~elecciona un jurado n%acional i'm
parcial despu6s de examiner los
m~anuscritos de los discursos pre-
sentados a las oicinas del ConseJc
en- Washington por los dos estu'
diantes victoriosos de cada colegic
q universidad. Los m%encionadoS
La gaceta., 1943-05-29
Il PUEBLO AHORRA PARA
c D n R R AR
la CARESTIA DE- Ia VIDA

WASHINGTON, mayo 29.-
Uno de los medios e~mpleados por
la poblacion civil de los Estados
Unidos, en- la lucha contra ell au-
mento del costo de la vida, es ell
de ahorrar dinero en- vez de gas
tarlo en- la compra de varios ar
ticulos de consume.
En- un informe reciente del Te-
sorero de los Estados Unidos, Sc
da a conocer que los ahorros liqui-
dos de individuos particulars, CO.
Responsiveness al aho 1912, as
cendieron a un total aproximada-
mente de $25, 600, 900, 900.
Esta cifra Sc compare con los
ahorros de individuos particula-
res, que en- 1941 alcanzaron un
total de 10000, 100000 y sola-
mente $4,000, 100000 en- 1910,
antes de que Sc produjera ell no.
table aumento en- la production
belica de los Estados Unidos.
Son muy variados los ahorros
de millones de personals. Consis-
ten de depositos en- bancos de aho-
rros y en- otras instituciones ban
carias, inversiones en- valores y
p6lizas de SECURE, liquidation de
hipotecas y de otras deudas, asi
como la compra de bonos de que
ira.
Ell aumento de los ingresos to-
tales de la nacion es debido, en-
gran parte, al acrecentamiento de
los ahorros de individuOs particu-
lares, que en- 1910 fue de $20,'
600, 900, 900. La Transformation
de ingresos sobrantes en- ahorros
han contribufdo, grandemente, a
aliviar la preston para la fijaci6n
de precios mas elevados, como re-
sultado de la competencia entire
los consumidores, a fin de apode-
rarse de la limitada reserva de
articulos de consume civil.
Los altos funcionarios del go
bierno estan estimulandO, TODD 10
possible ell aumentO de ahOrros
Dor individuos ~particulares, como
uno de los medios mas eficaces
para combatir la inclination ha-
cia ell aumento de precios, en-
tiempos de guerra.
A pesar de que ell pueblo de los
Estados Unidos, desde hace mu-
chos amos, ha estadO acostumbra-
do a ahorrar su dinero, invirtien-
dolo en- seguros, hipotecas, valo-
res. bonos del gobiernO, asi como
depositandoIo en- bancos de aho-
RIO. ell Tesorero revela que dichos
ahorros son, actualmente, mayo
res u en- cualquier epoca de la
historic de este pals.