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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
A BIT UNFAIR

The Moore Drydock Company was on the pan re-
Gently because it not delivering ships on schedule
Now it develops thot the delay compilations was due
to the concerns mobility to obtain equipment because
II could not get adequately high priority ratings from
Washington Other small companies have encounter
cd siniIor troubles The low prortes given these
firms may have been justified But in thot event. the
shpyords did deserve to be verbally nnon.hondIed
for their mobility to complete Ships
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
THEY'RE NOT AMUSED

CHEAT TAILS, MOIlt'-ooi
diers are complaining to Red
Cross Canteen officials.
Souvenir hunters, 1t seems,
take their caps from cafes and
night spots.
They have 70 pay for their
own requirements.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
. FLASHES
OF
LIFE .
BY The Associated Press
HORRIBLE MISTAKE

NEW HAVEN - Public works
department employees, collecting
tin cans for the salvage drive,
found that one householder had
put out a wrong box-a very
wrong box.
So, instead of dumping it into
their truck they returned it to
the householder, who was de-
lighted to get back the ten
pounds of sugar and one pound
of coffee inadvertently placed at
the curb.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
LYRICIST CRADLE

Betty Cradle has written the
lyrics TO a song, That Day at
the Beach," which will be used
in her next film, PIN Up Girl. Z"
A film chorus cutie, Marjorie
Jackson, wrote the music.
There's an argument at Col
umbia over who will get top
billing on Our Friend Curly"
Rita Hayworth or Humphrey
Bogart.
Sight Of the month: Bulky
Laird Cregar in henna job and
permanent wave for his role
in Hello, Frisco, Hello"
II happened at the Hollywood
Canteen. A soldier, waiting out
side for admittance, asked one
OF the hostesses if there were
any celebrities inside. There s
Hedy Lamar, said the girl. rs
that all?' asked the soldier.
Listen, y said the hostess, isn't
Hedy Lamar enough for your"
The soldier pushed back his carp
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
VERY DEMOCRATIC

SAN LEANDRO, Calf. - Bus
driver A. L. Anderson listened
to the two women who said he
failed to let them off at their
proper stop. j..
The other passengers chimed
in, too.
Finally Anderson got out. and
said they could drive 1t them
selves.
The passengers chose Ruby
Henderson. student driver, who
took the wheel.
Anderson, puzzled, reported
the bus stolen when he discov-
cred it really had gone on with
out him.
Sheriffs deputies heard all
about il and told everybody to
60 home and forget it.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
SOCIAL REVOLUTION

LIBERTY, Mo.-Even boy
meets-girl isn't like it used to
be.
For Is years, ! have had TO
warn the boys to get the girls
back to the campus on time, af-
ter their dates" explains Mrs.
H. l. Hester, wife of the presi-
dent of William Jewell college.
Now, with naval aviation
cadets here, l have to warn the
girls that the boys must be back
in their quarters by 800
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
OH. ABSOLUTELY!

SAN PEDRO, CaIif.-Baker
Pietro Di Carlo shrugs his
shoulders.
Should ne obey Secretary
Wickards order TO deliver only
uncut bread to his customers,
starting next week?
Or should he comply with his
army contract to deliver sliced
bread daily to Fort Macarthur"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
ALL is FORGIVEN

KANSAS CITY - Tax delin-
quencies charged against Gen.
John j. Pershing. Benjamin
Harrison, Henry Clay, Frances
Willard and Mark Twain have
been erased-for at least anoth-
er year.
County assessor George r.
Clark said a lazy deputy must
have gotten the names and ad-
dresses from a city directory.
They're city schools.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
OR RECKLESS SKATING?

SPOKANE, Wash. - Traffic
officers stopped speeding au-
tomobile.
They looked at the 17-year-old
youth at the wheel, then charged
him with reckless driving.
He was wearing ice skates.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
WHERE'S WILLIE?

NEW YORK - The police
searched diligently for Willie, 7,
after his family said he had dis
appeared. No Willie.
After hours of searching and
while his mother paced the liv-
ing room floor, Willie's dog,
Fluffy, started barking franti-
cally at her bedroom door. Will
lie was under her bed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTONe

Currently the worst headaches
are fuel oil and gasoline ration
ing on national basis. Gas ra-
tioning in the east was so we'll
established that when a military
diversion was ordered on pc
troleum products from this area,
the shutdown for civilians on A.
B and c rations for several days
was almost without incident.
But if the country gets
through the winter without riot
ing over shortages of some of
these commodities which will be
rationed later, it will be the
luckiest break in the war.
STAPLES LACKING
Anyone who goes to market
can tell what these shortages
are. Meats, canned goods, some
dried fruits, butter, other fats
and oils, other dair products.
Later it may be towels, sheets
and-pillowcases. Still later,
clothing.
To people who don't stop to
think, encountering these short
ages may be an indication that
the country's entire national
economy has broken down.
The sad fact is that the news
there's a war on still hasn't reg
iStered with millions of people.
The reasons there are meat
shortages and canned goods
shortages and butter shortages
will probably have to be told
again and again and yet again
and again before they sink in.
There will be critical shortag-
es in all these commodities until
the machinery for government
rationing can be worked out and
put in effect on a national basis,
Rationing is simply an equal dis
tribution of scarce item.
Many American people have
behaved like stampeded cattle.
They have rushed in to buy
and hoard, to consume more
than their fair share. AS long as
there were no compulsory con-
trolls, they bought by the dozen
bags coffee that will certainly
grow stale before it is used, they
bought butter by the eight and
10-pound lot where one and two
pound purchase were the custom
they filled pantry shelves with
stocks of canned goods that
could keep the family going for
a fortnight. The people who
haven't done these things are the
ones who suffer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
HUMAN NATURE A CHEAT

The point is that voluntary
control over the d i stribu-
ton of scarce CO mmodities
is a complete failure. The
trouble isn't with tho voluntary
controls. The trouble is human
nature which prompts people to
lie, cheat, steal, chisel, hoard and
in general behave like gutter
snipes as long as compliance is
left on voluntary basis. Put on
their honor, enough people will
display that they haven't any to
such a degree they'll spoil life
for the decent people who have.
Voluntary meat rationing was
typical. The government asked
people to consume at the rate of
2l2 pounds 40 ounces per
week for the last three months
of 1912, Distributors were asked
to hold back on deliveries. And
in most localities the three
months quotas were consumed
in from eight to 10 weeks.
1t is hoped that compulsory
meat rationing, when it can be
put into effect nationally, will
end such sorry spectacles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
REGISTERED

HEOIS ERED
DENVER - Five fire compa-
MES changed up to the corner.
Assistant chief r. G.. Clifford
removed a letter from the alarm
box-and told the bewildered,
80-year-old man where to find
a mailbox.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
GASOLINE SHORTAGE

The gasoline rotionne fiosco in the eastern seq
board is Of those episodes about which crt-
cisn should not be offered too hastily 1t is perhaps
Of the oount-up- to-tenbefore -you-beon-scodng
rety Neither malice nor seIfishness nor politics is in
voved
Time enough having elapsed for consideration
and inquiry, it seems opportune now to inquire wheth
er there was any justification for the overnight stop
pooe Of deliveries in stotes and the District Of Co.
lunnbo on oil except commercial ration books.
If the crisis was one Of panic only, or if it was real
but badly rishonded then it is tpoff on what can
be expected in connection with other rotoning when
ever something goes wrong temporarily
The Presidents explanation that there was on
emergency need to ship gasoline to the fighting 'front.'
which required taking it from the eastern seoboords
supply, seems logical.
In that event. one wonders whether the necessary
tanker convoy could have been gotten together in
less than Week-ond what was being done in WASH
inoton during thot week to cushion the shock Of the
blow that wos about to foIl.
Suppose on the other hand thot the shortage arose
-rother gradually because gasoline being
distributed than was being brought into the oreo
In that cose is there any for the crisis having
crept up the large federal stoff, paid to handle
such nnotters SO as to force complete shutdown
overnight
Every n'otorist in the cost is that there is
the price and unpotroto enough to do SO. The cou.
pons supporting that market are generally believed
to come from 7 and book holders
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11

II thot is true the very classes who created black
market that contributed to the crisis the only
classes permitted to buy gasoline during the ener-
eency.
The best-nformed petroleum experts have felt
for some time that the basic gasoline ration in the
east has to be cut to two gallons if essential needs
ore to be met They convinced that this, and con-
troll over the black market could have overted the
moratorium
RotionnG is very complicated and irritoting The
public is entitled to Straightforward explanation
and to revision Of the etup which not only will pre-
vent recurrence Of the gasoline crisis but will sofe
guard against similar occurrences, nationwide, in
connection with other critical commodities
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
La Radio de Manuecos dice quue las tropas
mglesas ~llegaron va a los arrabales de Tripoli
Una columna Sc e%ncuentra a 10 millas de Stara-
va Oskol. - Mas de 100000 de almas nabitan
actualmente en- Leningrado y sus arrabales

Londres, Enero 22.-La RAJ
dio de Marruecos informa que
las tropas inglesaS del Octave
Ejercito, mandada por ell gene
raj Montgomery, Sc encuentran
va en- los arrabales de Tripoli.
Las columnas en- retirada de
Rommel penetraron p mIllaS
en- eli territorio de la Tunicia.
Tropas francesas rechazaron
nuevos ataQues de los nazis, a
poyados por tanques y aeropla-
nos, en- Ia region central de Ia
Tmicia. La batalla sc eXtiende
al suroeSte de Pont Du Fahs.
En- un deseSperado esfuerzo
para ensanchar ell corredor de
retirada de Rommel, los alema-
hes ganaron alg0m terreno al
norte de Aims Meshour; pero
las tropas francesas lie arreba-
La gaceta., 1943-01-22

burg los soldados rusos recupe-
raron Ell ferrocarril que va des-
de Leningrado a traves de esa
fotaleza Y sigue a Moscu. Otro
de los ramales va hacia Muir
mansk, en- ell ArticO.
Hitler dispuso que Leningra-
do fuera tomada por asaato, en-
1941, y los alemanes atacaron
con 100000 hombres. Sc rom
pieron las ondas nazis bajo la
r~esistencia organizada pOr ell
mariscal Voroshiloff; pero des-
de entonces Sc mantuvo ell sitio.
Los rusos mandaiban ahaste-
cimientos por aeroplanos trans
portes Y utilizando comunica-
clones a traves de lago Ladoga.
La artilleria roja, su Dios de
Guerra, demoli6 40 lugares
forticados y trincheras. Ell bo-
tin capturado, seg1n el Gltimo
boletin official, Sc compone de
222 canones, 17S morteros, SIP
ametralladoras, 1920 rifles, 26
tanques, 1890 granadas, 72
estaciones de radio, $4,000 mi
mas, $50 camiones, $4,000 pro-
yectiles y mas de 100000 de
cartuchos.
FL primer ministro Stain ha
felicitado al coronel general
Leonidas Govoroff y al general
Kirkill A. Merestskoff.
ACADIA de ser ascendido a
mariscal Ell general N. B. Vo-
ronoff.
La liquiu. ion de las guarni-
clones de Millerovo permite al
ejercito rojo ganar t%erritorio
EN- Ell norte del Donetz. Con la
exception de un corto tramo Ell
81 'nrote TODD Ell ferrocarril en-
tire Svodola y Kamansk es aho-
ia russo. Esta Inca de comuni-
caci6n lateral sera de gran va
Tor en- las futuras operaciones.
FL ejercito russo ha transpor-
tado de manera cast incredible,
con la nieve, cahones de gran
tamahO.
La mayor parte de los exitos
del ejercito rojo Sc obtienen du-
rante la noche, cuando las ca
lies son azotadas por los tempo
rales de nieye.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22

taron al enemigo una altura
cerca de Fondouk FL Acaeb.
Confirma la Radio cue las la
mas Destroyer una parte de
Tripoli.
lEl communicate ita'iauo dice
cue Sc combate fieram1nte en-
una Inca que va desde Gasr
Gatian a Tarhuna en- Ia costa.
Cr6ese que una parte del Oc-
tavo Eitrcito Sc desvia en- las
afueras de Tripoli y toma la di-
recei6n sur. Este mo imiento
pudiera conducir a Ia captura
del aer6dromo de Castel BenitO.
Aunque los bombaderos quiz
taron su mayor Importance a
ese a%erodromo, los aliados es-
peran repararlo y utiiizarlo.
Los peritos militares alaban
la movilidad de las tropas in
glesas.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
SUECIA HAS
IA Ell FIN 81 rs Alta.
CADA

Londres, Enero 22.-Los pc.
ri6dicos comentan q discurso
pronunciara el primer minis.
tro AlbinHanSSon.
Ell comandqnte en- jefe del
ej6rcito sueco, segGn ell jefe del
gobierno, ra firmado una or
den inStruyendo a las auotori.
dadeS locales sobre 10 que deben
hacer en- case de invasion,
81 los jefeS locales no reciben
6rdenes por haber sido corta-
das las commicaciones, de SUI
Spropia i~niciativa organizaran y
diSpondran las fuerzas de de
fensa en- una manera conve-
niente Y en- ell espiritu del man
do.
Estima ell primer ministro
que no Sc repetira en- Suecia la
obra de la TRACTION y que Ell e.
nemigo no podra dar falSas Or
denes por la radio para confun
dir y deSmoralizar
"Toda orden sobre que cese
Ia resiStencia deSde ahora debe
considerarse como absolutamen
tie falsas. FL gobierno rechaza
la idea de capitular frente a la
aggression y la invasion"
Las 6rdenes de combatir has
Ia ell fin abarcan no solo a los
militares sine que tambien a los
ciyiles.
No significan las medidas to-
madas, sin embargo que existe
una nueva amenaza.
81 los Aliados invaden a No.
ruega inmediatamente sc prohi
bira ell cruce de tropas alema-
mas por territorio sueco.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
PIDE UNI JEFE ARABE LA
QUINTA

Jerusalem, Enero 22.-N r.
mir de Transiordania, Abdul
lah Tbn Hussein, estima que a la
carta del Atlantico debe ahadir
Sc una quinta libertad, la liber-
tad para que cada pueblo desa-
rrolle sus institucione9 de go
bierno en- busca de su indepen
dencia.
lei hijo ell Emir Abdullah del
Sheriff de Mecca que hace q
amos Sc unto a su padre, Ell rey
Hussein y su hermano mas jo-
ven, ell difunto rey Feisal, de
Iraq, en- la revuelta del desierto
organizada por ell coronel |. f.
Parael Emir 81 concepto de
ma federation es una union de
los pueblos arabes para lograr
adelantos politicos, sociales y
econ6micos. La principal aspi-
raci6n de los arabes en- la que
ira y en- la paz, es la unidad de
los pueblos araoes bajo los Tur
cos, por los cuales siente una
profunda admiration.
Screen los arabes en- ell prinr
cipiO que sostiene los modos de
vida de la democracia. Somos
inalterablemente democraticos,
es parte de nuestra propia ma
turaleza. La sociedad Beduina
be hasa esencial y originalmen-
te en- la democracia y ha com
batido siempre la tirania. Aho-
ra mismo la vida arabe esta ba-
saba sobre las instituciones Ii
bres de la sociedad tribal"
Inglaterra en- e pasado, a su
juioio, cometia 81 grave error
de fiarse en- individuos no en-
los pueblos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22

Ell SUI Marcia hacia Rostov,
las tropas rojas Sc apoderaron
de Voroshilovsk.
IEl formidable ejercito que re
trocediera en- ell verano, comba-
tiendo continuamente, ~ dejara
10000 millas cuadradas en- las
manos de los nazis, va ha recu-
perado cerca o mas de la mitad
de eSe territOrio.
La ofensiva s~ovietica de este
ano parece ser mas vigorosa
que la de 1912, y los "expertos'
Green que antes de la primave-
"a las tropas rusas habran re-
Colorado las 10000 millas que
perdieron y quizas 100000 G
10000.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
AVIACION INGLESA
BOMBARDEO DE NUEVO
Ell DISTRITO DEL RUHR

Londres, Enero 22.-La avia
ci6n inglesa atac6 de nuevo, en-
Ia noche de aver, el distrito in
dustrlal del Ruhr, en- Alemania.
CuatrO de los aparatos no re-
gresaron. Grandes incendiOs o.
casionaron las bombas, pero Jas
nulbes impidieron obseryar los
resultados.
Admite la radio nazi que los
aparatos ingleses, cruzaron so.
bre 81 occidente de Alymania,
produciendo bajas y danos.
Varios de los bombardeado-
res capaces de transporter ar
tefactos de cuatro toneladas in
tervinieron en- la operation.
Los hitleristas dicen que de-
rrlDar0n pOr 10 men0S Sels ma
quinas cuatrimotores.
ST la noticia alemana es cier-
ia, en- ell bombardero intervinie
ron mas de 100 gigantescos a
paratOs.
FL asalto de anoche fu6 Ell de-
CHINO segundo contra los naZis
en- este mes.
Aparatos de caza americanos
protegieron bombardeadores
Ventures y Bostons que deja-
ron caer toneladas de explosi-
vos en- los aer6dromos de Caen
TricQueville.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22

La Radio de Marruecos anun
cha que los alemanes Sc retiran
de Trpoli y que las tropas ALA
das empezaron va a entrar en-
la antigua ciudad.
Els una victoria de innegable
importancia; pero ell ejercitO de
Rommel marcha hacia Tunicia,
donde Sc propone unirse a las
fuerzas del Eje que ALI estan y
seguir resistiendo.
Hitler realizara nuevos y ma
yores esfuerzos militares para
retener a Tdnez y Bizerta, pun
toS de considerable valor estra-
tegico en- ell Mediterraneo.
Estados Unidos y la Gran
Bretana trataran de exterminar
a los nazis, en- Tunicia, luego de
que finalice la temporada de las
lluvias.
Pero todos los peritos afr
man que la nuez no sera rota
con la facilidad que algunos cal
cularon en- noviembre.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
UNO DE LOS TESTIGOS LILA
MADOS EN- CONTRA DE
FLYNN PIDE SER EXCU-
SADO

Washington, Enero % FL
comit6 de relaciones exteriores
.del Senado reanudara hoy su
investigation sobre las obiecio-
hes hechas all nombramiento de
Edward j. Flynn, eXpreSiden-
be nacional del partido Demo
cratico, para ministro en- Aus
tralia.
Uno de los lestigos que Sc a
seguraba estar bien enterado de
la conducta de Flynn, George II.
COburn, telegrafi6 anoche al Sc
nador Connally, de Texas, pre-.
sidente del cOmite, dici6ndole
mi nombre ha sido menciona-
do en- relaci6n con un juicio pa
ra confirmar ell nombramiento
de Ed j. Flynn mo tengo CO.
nocimiento o evidencia de que
Mr.. Flynn saba que un traba-
10 en- su propiedad Sc efectua-
ba con brazos y material de la
ciudad. Yo no quisiera ser tes-
tigo nj a favor nj en- contra de
ia confirmation.
Coburn form6 parte de un
gran jurado del Bronx y recien-
temente hubo de mencionarlo,
en- un discurso, ell senador Bird
ges.
Entire los testigos llamados
figuran el fiscal Samuel Foley,
del Bronx; Robert l.. Moran,
Paul j. Kern, el alcalde La
Guardia y William B. Horlands
La gaceta., 1943-01-22

La sentencia del Tribunal Su
premo de la RepGblica contra
la Association M6dica America
ma, en- ell case del Group Health
Inc, es muy importante, segun
el asistente abogado general Al
mold, ''porque matiene que Guam
do los acusados restringian los
servicios disponibleS en- ell mer-
cado, es inmaterial que sean
PROFESSIONALS o que former una
corporation cooperative sin fl,
mes de gars1cias."
"Los medicos traJaron de i'm.
pedir que Ell Group Health fun
cionara o tuviese los empleados
necesarios.
"Evidentemente no eXistia
diSputa entire ell Grupo y los me
.dicos empleados, pero otros me-
dicos y hospitales Sc inetresa-
ron directa o indirectamente en-
la controversial sobre ell empleo
de medicos por ell Grupo de Sa-
lud."
"Era la verdadera intenci6n
.impedir que el Group Health
realizase negocios legitimos; i'm
pedir que los miembros del Cru
20 obtuviesen adecuada asisten
cia m6dica, seg1n su plan; i'm
pedir a los m6dicos que sirvie-
sen al Grupo en- ell curse de sus
visitas diarias; impedir que los
hospitales de Washington ad-
nlitiesen para ser operados a los
miemlbros del Grupo.
"Las sociedades m6dicas Sc
combinaron y conspiraron pa
ra impedir la eficiente opera
ci6n del plan del Grupo de Sa-
lud y dieron en- consonancia es-
tos pasos: imponer restricciones
y medidas prohibitivas a los me
dicos afiliados con ell Grupo de
Salud bajo amenaza de expul-
sion en- las sociedade; negarle a
esos m6dicos los esenciales con
tacto proesionales con Otros me
dicos. Y usar el poder corrective
de las sociedades para privar-
los de Facilitates de hospital
para sus pacientes."
"El hecho de que es una COO
perativa y procura servicios y
facilidades para b~eneficio de
sus miembros no remueve sus
actividades de la esfera de los
negocios."
"Es inmaterial la ocupaci6n
o mission del medico individual
81 Ell prop6sito y ell efecto de 81
conspiraci6n es obstruccionar y
restringir los negocios del Cru
DO de Salud."
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
ESTA PR.
SIONERO EN- NJ

Washington, Enero 22-El
teniente general Jonathan M.
Wainwright, jefe de las fuer-
zas americanas en- las Filipinas,
esta custtodiado por los japo-
neses en- la isla de Formosa, Sc
gun la Cruz Roja Internacio-
nal.
Ali estan internados tambien
los mayores generates Edward
P. King, George E. Moore, Geo.
NJ. Parker y los brigadieres ge-
nerales Lewis c. Beebe, Cliff
ford Bluemel, William E. Brou-
CHER Charles c. Drake, Arnold
J. Funk, Maxon L. Tough, Al
len c. Mcbride, Clinton A. Pier
e y James r N. Weaver.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
ESTA EN- GAMING DE ESTA
DOS UNIDOS Ell VICEPRE-
SIDENTE URUGUAYO

Washington, Enero 22.|Se
halla en- canine de este pals,
por aeroplano, Ell Sr. Albertino
GUAM, vipresidente de la repu-
blica uruguaya.
Egpera obtener un prestamo
de 10,000,000 para obras p1bii-
cas- " aliviar la crisis %generada
por la escasez de trabajo.
Entire las obras p1blicas pro
yectadas figuran carreteras y
aer6dromos de innegable impor
tancia miitar.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
TOMARA HOY POSSESSION LA
NUEVA O~FICIALdDAD DEL
CASTILLO PONCE DE LEON

Hoy tomara possession, a las
$3.50 de la noche, la nueva off
cialidad del castillo Ponce de
Leon No. 8 de los Caballeros
del Aguila de ORC.
Sera presidida la ceremonial
Ipor el diputado de csc Castillo,
Sr. Adolfo Garriga.
Suplicase la asistencia de to-
dos los hermanos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-22
AGREGADOS SElS MOTOCI-
CIISTAS A LA POLICIA
AUXILIAR

A la policia auxiliar, que com
trola Ell trafico p1blico los sa-
bados por Ia noche, lie seran
agregadas en- esta semana seis
vigilantes motociclistas.
va cuenta la auxiliar con 80
agentes que poseen mOtdcicae-
tas. Cada semana trabajaran
seis para obtener experience
en- 81 manejo del transito.
Esta policia tendra mas tar
de la debida autoridad para
efeetuar arreStos,