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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-16

Us OCTOBER as, 1910 ~,.
more than a year before saS9zez&&s
Pearl Harbor-U. S. Army
Air Corps officials notified e
us of the urgent need for
vastly increased aircraft pro-
duotion program, and invited us to participate
Already we were making Army trucks IN
great number, completing huge tank arse
nal. building field ranges and tent heaters,
and max isg our first studies OF anti.aireratt
gun manufacture.
Here was another urgent job that had 10
be tackled at once.
Without waiting to learn what aircraft Job
would be assigned to us, we provided 6OO,OOO
So. f.. of additional plant space and, from
our own personnel, began TO select engineer
ing, metallurgoal and manufacturing special
lists for this new work.
IL was just three months after our first
meeting with Air Corps officials that we were
officially notified our job was TO build the
complete nose and center fuselage sections
for medium bombcrs including installation
of complete mechanical and control systems.
We Immediately sent forty of our tech
nieians to producing aircraft plant where
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-16

WAR PRODUCTS OF cHRY0R coRPoRAnoM
TonL, Tonk ensines Ansi-Aireroft Guns eombss
Fv,sioos Sections Bomber Wings Airerost Engines
Wide varisfy Of Ammunition Ansi-ronk Vehicles
cerwond R.eeccojssocss Con- Conseoms~f Fur
noess Troop Motor Transports Ambvoness Mor're
yres,ou Weapon Carriers Marine end Industrial
Erunss cyro-c ompossss Air Raid Sirens ord Fire
Eishs;ns Esviprsos Powdered Ms,oI per's Navy
Persoons hesbes Tugs Field kifehsrs sews
RosLs ee~b Skaskiss Tent heaters ssfr'yssones
ceme,ssssrs Assssts lssdiss osau ed oSNss
tmpsrsrt Wss Esvipms~s,
B, ~. epSveNs. ~ ~ r .sy;e~ess ckrys csrrevsesb
assisted BY sves 1900 sSs s~ss ~ ~sss
Tune in MOTOR so~s, svsy Ihvrseoy, cos, ~, tN't.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
THREE PROPERTY
DEALS RECORDED

The Charles s. 5Isloncy cStat
las sold 10 the Key West Me--
cantilc Company q house and lot
On Olivia street. near Georgia. for
81 300. The lot has a frontage Of
as feet one inch and depth oi 81
feet 10 Inchcs.
The same estate hs sold 10
Thomas Percy DIVA e lot "n Nir-
ginIs street. near Fl"Iiis. for $3.50
The dimensions Gre rs feet by 81
feet nine inches.
Aqullinu Lopez. a. must p IA
ch@ncery. has sold to the First Ma
,iunsl Bank If KcT W.T. III"
southeast corner 1T United and
Wa son streets for $500. The lot
IS 1873 feet by 200 f-ci.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
TRUE FACTS SOUGHT
ON BONDING issue
PAT WHITIKER TELLS OF IN
FORMATION SOUGHT BY
COMMITTEE

TAMPA. Aug. 25. FNSI-Just
prior TO ms departure for key
West To attend the Senate Sub
Committee hearing on the qucs-
ton of rcfunding Key Vests
municipal indebtedness. Pat Whit
akcr. retained by the committee :
its attorney. stated that the sole
concern of the investigation. made
at the request OF city officials and
conducted at their expense. WAS
to bring out the true facts IN the
case
He said he had gathered mass
of information and some very
startling facts would be revealed
which would prove of genuine in
tcrcst to taxpayers. not only IN
Key West but throughout the
state.
The investigation IS being COR
Quoted by Subcommittee of tire
Stands Committee with Senator
John Beacham Of West Palm
Beach serving as chairman, the
other members being Senator J. Il.
Franklin of TT. Myers, and Senator
=. I'd Baker of UmatIlla Two
other mcmbers Of the committee
have been asked Ia sit IN pn -
hearings. Beacham said. Senator
3hands. of Gainesville and Sena-
tor Walter Rose of Orlando. all pf
whom are expected 20 attend the
public meeting scheduled g. bc
held in Key West this week.
Officials and citizens Of XIV
West are aroused over the block
ing of tins refunding program
which represents a saving Of APP
pr0ximatcly . million dollars 90
taxpayers and caused then appeal
for the Investigation by the
Stands Committee short time
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
Mosquito Bombers Raid
Berlin; Fires Started
Monday Still Burning
MAN WHO SUFFERS
FROM ASTHMA BUYS
PINE KEY TRACT

Splendid climate for asth-
matte peopie"--fhaf is the
resson that actuafed w. H..
Pcrrins. of Miami. 10 buy a
6o-scre tract on Big Pine Key.
according TO a letter received
from him bv S. c. Singleton.
executive secretary of the Key
West Chamber of Commerce.
Il nearly died of asthma
about five years $40. but
found immediate relief in Key
West owing 10 the lack of
pollen in the air. Mr.. Perrins
writes. He sdds that the tract
he bought lies on one of the
soufherlY tips of Big Pine.
practically in the center of
Newfound Hsrbor. and that he
intends TO develop il after the
war.
Mr.. Perrins further states
that he intends to provide a
site not only for estimates
but also for persons who have
their own planes TO fly. and
who wish TO reside in q south
ern region.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
COLORED SAILOR
HELD FOR FIRST
DEGREE MURDER
CORoNER'S JURY YESTERDAY
RENDERED VERDICT IN
KNIFE Staying OF ANoTH-
Err NAVY NEGRO

A ccroners jury yesterday after
noon. with Peace justice Enrique
Esquinaldo acting as coroner. rem
dered a verdict of murder in the
first degree against herbert l..
Smith. a negro sailor. who was ar
rested on charge Of killing Sam
Smith. another negro sailor. IN a
yard on Emma street.
AccoI ding TO Victoria King.
negress. who occupied the house
IN the ward where the murder was
committed. Herbert Smith was
looking for another man when he
IAN across Sam Smith and at
tackled him. Members of the cor
Oner's jury viewed the body.
which had stabs in the neck, q
shoulder. under the heart and IN
the back of the head.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25

ENTOMOLOCIST Tells OF METHOD
in GETTING RID OF CATERPILLARS

J. n. Watson. eniomologisf and
head of department of the Flor
ida Agricultural Experiment Sta
lions. with offices in the Univer-
SHY of Florida in Gainesville. in
d letter 10 Stephen c. Singleton.
executive secretary Of The Key
West Chamber of Commerce.
bears out what Arturo Lujsn. OF
Soufhard and Francis streets.
told The Citizen about the way
he succeeded in Kidding his poin-
ciana trees Of The caterpillar
resis.
MIR. LuJans VINO IS now on
trip in Tampa. said:
The csferpillsrs come down
before daylight to hide in the
ground. SO in the afternoon
wrap sacks around the trunks OF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
RICH MAN GOULD JUST
PLAIN GEORGE I'm ARMY

Ar Features
SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUI-
NEA, Aug. 25.-In civilian life
he may have been heir TO a
great fortune. but in the Army
especially in the Army in New
Guinea-he's just guy named
George.
George Jaw Gould. Jr.. of New
York City and Paris. France. Is
lust a maintenance man IN the
radio department of heavy
bombardment group. As an en-
listed man he's barred from
the various officers clubs on
the island. as a matter of course
Yet he's the scion of one of the
great banking families of the
U. s.
Staff Sgt. Gould. who has
spent most of his Is years IN
France. has been recommended
by his superior for Officers
Candidate school His family
and friends think he ought TO
20. But the blackhaired. I'M
assuming rich man, who does
his own laundry and has eaten
Army chow for months from a
mess-kit which he must wash
and dry himself says:
Il don't want to 60 TO OCS.
like my work in this outfit.
and the fellows / live with are
swell. I've BEEN accepted as an
ordinary soldier. and | like IL
that way.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25

FIRE DISCOVERED
ON CATHERINE ST.
RESIDENCE OF ARCADE
HENRIOUEZ BADLY DAMAC-
ED EARLY THIS MORNING

The building situated at 5l9
Catherine street, between Duval
and Simonton. and occupied as
a residence by Mr.. and Mrs
Arcadia HenriqueZ. was badly
damaged by fire at 4:30 O'Clock
this morning.
The building is owned by
Amelio Romero. and is said "a
have been insured 10 the
amount o. $4,000. The damage
to the structure is estimated al
approximately 1880.
The alarm was sounded from
box 224. corner of Duval and
Catherine streets. with the APP
Daratus from both fire stations
responding to the call.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
GOVERNOR HOLLAND
GOES ON VACATION

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. Aug.
IS (FNS).-GovernOr SpcSsard
Holland left last week for a
two-week vacation in the noun
iains of North Carolina He
will Join Mrs. Holland and the
children at the vacation spot.
Governor Holland is scheduled
to speak before the Ashevillc
Rotary Club on the occasion OF
their annual FLORIDA Day pro-
gram. He expects to be back
at his desk in Tallahassee about
September |.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
COMPLETE OIL
SURVEYS ON
FLORIDA KEYS
OPERATORS NOW HOLD OP-
TIONAL LEASES ON FIVE
MILLION ACRES OF STATE
LANDS

HOMESTEAD. Fla, Aug. IS
(FNS).-The Rediands District
News revals that wealthy oil OPP
orators now hold optional oil
leases on five million acres OF
state lands.
The newspaper also reports
that surveys in the keys area
between Key West and Home
stead have been completed
with q qeophYsic survey show
ing several promising loca-
fions.
II is under stood that the group
operating in this area are amply
financed and if the decision IS
reached to drill one OF more wells
no outside finances Will be re-
quired and no stock would b.
sold.
Interest IN the possibility OF
oil in Florida has been steadily
increasing II is known that biz
operators have been securing
leases all over the state.
Most drilling activity of late
has been in north Florida. but
geological surveys in the
Everglades and Key area are
reported most favorable.
Ed Hamilton, attorney of West
Palm Beach, commenting on ac-
tivity a few weeks ago, limited
at startling possibilities, while
Senator Pepper echoed this
thought in q recent broadcast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25

The trees. and fasten The sacks
with cords ! turn up The edges.
snd ct night when the CATER
Pillars try TO go up the tree to
feed. they crowd in under The
sacks. and in the morning
scrspe them into a pan and kill
them"
I" Mr.. Watson. in writing about
the experiments of ST. Peters
burg man. says:
He is sure that at least the
well-grown caferpillars feed only
ct night and come down and
enter the ground in the morn
ing. and he thinks he got good
control bv banding the tree
with .sdhesve faDe. Of course.
the sticky side must be out. and
just above this tsre he placed
a cardboard He then de-
xfroYs the csferpillsrs by brush
ing them off into dish contain
ing little kerosene II this
banding method will work. il
will be much cheaper and safer
than spraying the trees"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
TWO WOMEN. 81 AND 70.
KILLED BY GAS

KEARNEY. y. Two aged
women. Mr.. Louise J Camp
hell. who would have reached
her 92nd birthday the next day.
and her companion for almost =
year. Mrs. Eleanor Smith. "a.
we're found dead IN their home,
the victims OF gss ssphyxiaiion
when pot of tea apparently
boiled over. extinguishIng the
flame of their gas kitchen stove
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
I'M SOUTHWEST PACIFIC

WASHINGTON. - Under Sec
retarY of We Patterson and Gen.
ersl Newton. IL ives disclosed to-
day have left for The Southwest
Pacific in connection w ifh the
stepring-up of the offe nsive
against the Japs in that area. Ii
will not be long. il was said. before
cffensives On bros der scale and
Of greater power will be launch
cd against Inc Japs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
WEWAK RAIDED AGAIN

DARWIN. - Wewak. the big
Jap base on New Guinea's north
ocasi. was rsided again yesterday
by American bombers. il was Of
ticiailY announced today. Twenty
Jap zeros arose TO try 10 intercept
the raiders. but after one zero was
shot down the others fled. and the
raid WIS COMPLETED without fur
Their interference from fhe air.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25

PENSACOLA CLAIMS TO
BE HOME TOWN OF
STAR JUDY CANOVA

PENSACOLA. Aug. Is.
(FNSl-Eof content 10 sit idly
by end permit Jacksonville
ar. Starke 10 grab off any
questionable glory sS IRE
birthplace or home town"
of Judy Canovs. Stage and
radio star Pensacola joins the
fuss this week with d Claim
that everybody knows that
Judy is Pensacola girl.
According 10 a story in the
Pensacola Standard. folks
knew her then" by the
name of SuGrez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
SOVIET PAPERS CALMER

LONDON. - Soviet newspapers
were caimer todav in discussing
the conferences that have just end
ed in Quebec. Invests. among the
foremos. newspapers here. devoi-
ed two columns on the front page
10 constructive consideration of
The conferences. In the article il
was said that there is report thai
President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Churchill will visit Pre-
mier Josef Stain in Moscow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
DEEPER INTO DoNETz

MOSCOW. = The Russians are
reported today 10 be striking
deeper and dseper into the Donefz
Basin. One army is striving to
capture Polfavs. which would re-
suit in cutting off ell roads of re-
';sat CT thousands Of enemy sol
diers Elsewhere. in the Don ,fz.
the Germens are reDorted TO be
fleeing toward the DneiDer and
are fighting only rearguard ac-
lions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
Twisted Minds In Ger
many And Japanese
Fanatic Militarism' viii
Be Wiped Out For All
Time

iBJ Associated Prs..,
OTTAWA. Aug. 25.-Applsuse.
mingled with chuckles. greeted
President Roosevelt. during his
address here. when he SAID that
definite conclusions had been
reached by the American. British
and Canadian military siraiesisss
in Quebec. but that. naturally.
they could not be divuiged al
ikis time. but that their secrerT
will become known in due
lime TO Germany. Italy and ia
rsn".
He spoke al the entrance of
the parliament buildings 10 .
crowd OF 2soo3. and his speech
was broadcast CT relsYed 10 all
rsrfs of the aIobe. Prime Min
itfer Mckenzie King. an old
friend of the Presidents. intro
diced him, ard rs he stepped
forward. he was given fremend-
Gus epplsuse. In the course Of
his address he sad that the Al
lied POWERS will end. cnce and
fer ell fine. international gang
:icrism of twisted minds. and that
'he msiitsrY fsrsiicism Of Japan
vii b. destroyed.
While on the subject Of Js-
an. he cecIsred that The war n
the Pacific will be siepped-up.
N en- er-incressng tempo.
which will root The Jdrs from
the islsnds in the Southwest Pa
ciiic by blows fer more power
full fhan envy thai have yet been
struck II that ihesfer. and that
The mighty Allied offensive will
be osrr.ed 10 Jspsn Itself. and
the fight will 90 on until J1psn's
miliisrisfs have been wiped from
The fac Of the earth.
President Roosevelt began n,
remarks by saying that five
years ago lssi "Wednesday he
came 10 Canada 10 be honored
ct Queens University. whicf
wss ono Yesr before Germany
.nvsded Poland and three years
before the Jsps backsfsb5sd a.
Pearl Hsrbor. Then. Is now. he
added. The British. the Americans
and the Canadians were not only
Continued on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
Immense Number OF CT
william Population Are
Rapidly Fleeing From
German Capital


LONDON. Aug. 2s.-Berin
was raided last night by Raj
Mosquito bombers. and the pi-
lois. on returning 10 their bases.
said they encountered great diff
ficulfY In finding their targets
because of vast pillows of smoke
that drilled into the air from
The fires that had been started
The night before. when Berlin
wss given its worst blasting since
the beginning of the war.
One pilot said that the scene
reminded him of a large volcanic
crater bslchins forth flame and
smoke. Despite the densensss
81 Aha be- aid he wss
able 10 discern q bright glare
through IL of the fires that sill
burned in the bombed area.
From other sources. the Brit
ish Air Ministry learned that
several electric power plants
and many gas plants had been
torn 10 pieces by the block
busters ana superintendent
Dropped on Monday night. Not
a building was Jeff intact in the
four square miles of the Berlin
industrial area that was attacked.
Women and children and men
moi in the military service or
unfit physically TO work are re-
ported 10 be streaming out OF
Berlin. Dread there. according
10 reports from Bern. is stamped
On every face. and last night
when the AFRAID alarms were
sounded as the Mosquitoes aP-
preached Berlin shelters and
cellars were racked with dis
iracfed people. Even after the
"aIl clear" was sounded. tens Of
thousands of Berliners remained
in the AFRAID shelters.
The raid by the Mosquitoes.
built for speed and moi TO carry
heavy loads. is reported 10 have
been successful. The raid, COM
pared with the one the night
before. was on , small scale. The
Mosquitoes encountered only a
few German planes. and all
Mosquitoes returned safely 10
their bases.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
SO Declared President Roosevelt
In Speech Made Today In
Ottawa, Canada
late BULLETINS
tBy Associated Pressb
GERMANS ENTERING ITALY

LONDON. - German soldiers
are reported 10 DO racing through
the Bremen Pass into Italy IN an
ficipation Of The invasion OF that
country by the Allies. The Italian
high command today issued or
ders recalling 10 the eolors all
Ift lians OF the 37-Year class.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
SOLVING LABOR
SQUEEZE, TOUGH
WESTERN RANCHERS BATTLE
WITH MANY DIFFICULT
TIES ARISING
BY ROBERT GEIGER



DENVER. Aug. 25.-The 1913
wartime dude tourist season has
turned INTO one of the strangest
in thc VESTS history
These are the reasons:
l. Normal tourist travel. by
automobile. has been halted by
gasoline rationing but d few bus
mess combined with pleasure
sihgtscers of the pre-war type are
on hand.
2 Ranch labor Is so short many
dude ranches are GiscOuragIng the
inexperienced dude. who may
he planning visit, because
ranchers haven't IN" domestic
help 10 operate their vacation
plants- But they are inviting q few
dudes who have spent many sum
mers IN the West. To- come ont and
help with the having OF the cattle
work
3. Relatives of soldiers. visiting
western ATinF posts. GEEK W." So
CIusion of mountain rcs"Tts for q
" DAYS.
I. There also are hundreds Of
war workers. a. the West for tine
FIRST time. who want 10 see points
uf interest
). And. finally. westeIners are
stsyiug nom" tins summer I" So
'hc ~ st themselves.
Good Year Seen
1t wouldn't surprise ne q hit II.
II the end of summer. tins turns
out 10 be- one of the West best
tourist yeas" savs Chester Lett
OF the Denver C,n.ru:I"u s"ys
Visitors Bureau
Walter & Ave. e.ects'Iv" 1"Cr@-
;5ry of the Dude RsncheTs ss5p-
ciatipn - Montana. AVS that du'lc
ranches aIe making food proiUc-
ilun then primary goal
Eighty per cent of the aciivl'le.
1f dude ranchers normally are con
Continued on PAGE Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25
TAXES AND POLITICS

WASHINGTON. = Taxes and
Politics were the chief subjects
of discussion here todsy. Sena-
Tor George. of Georgia. said the
new tax bill will be ready by
November 80 and that If will
greatly simplify many of the
complexities in The present bill.
The political discussion conferred
Continued on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25

~l[%E%.Ig4g.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-25

Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For SO Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
La gaceta., 1943-11-19

NoIICIA de E~stokolmo, echada q rodar
por los circulos antinazis de Berlin.
Existe IN plan para que uno de los
eardhnales alemanes de q iglesia cat6lica
Omaha sea escogido como jefe de un re-
gimen post-Hitler hassa que 81 Reich en-
euentre IN balance democratco..."
Los cardenales alemanes no entienden
dc democracia. 81 Vatieano colabora con
Franco y en 81 Reich no habra equilibrio
democratieo hasta que todos los enemigos
de Z libertad sean aplastados
lPfoponen 9 an CARDINAL para jefe &c
sStad0 INFERNO.
Pasa a Ia Pagina y
La gaceta., 1943-11-19

Intensificaci6n de IA Campaha Ant,a

"A continuation de Octu-
bre 1ltimo, cuando lIegaron
a Londres las n0ticias de
que Hitler habia firmado I'm
decreto disp0niendo que 4
6ltimos de este ano deberan
haber desaparecid0 de Eu-
ropa los judios, nadie 10 Gre
20. Sin embargo, debe re-
cordarse que en- un0 de sus
discursos del Reichstag, 81
propi0 Hitler anunci6 en-
cierta OCCASION que limpia-
ria a Europa de judlos
III hombre destinado por
Hitler a realizar dicha La
Dor es I'm antique official De
Ia Gestapo llamad0 Eich-
man, procedente de Palesti-
ma, adonde emigraron sus
padres despues de la prime
ra guerra mundial. Durante
las revueltas de 1896, Eich-
mann iz6 Ia swastica en- el
mastil de Ia colonia morava
de Tel Aviv. Ahora es eli or
ganizador de los pogromos
en- dinamarca.
Las pr6ximas victimas de
los nazis son los judi0s grie-
COS y rumanos. El - de oc-
tubre II radio de L0ndres
lanz6 i'm aviso d las aut0ri-
dades alemanas de 0cupa
cl6n en- Grecia. Estas dlti-
mas habian 0rdenad0 en- Is
egunaa seuana de 0ctuhre
La gaceta., 1943-11-19

FL GENERAL Henri Giraud Quiere name
jar q su antojo las fuerzas armadas de
"a Francia Libre; pero q este Sc oponen el
general De Gaulle " sus ministries
Esta %pregunta, hecha por los ~franceses
libres, es muy interesante Isl ell general
Giraud ha de hacer 81 capricho. 5cual Is
"a utilidad del ministro de la guerra?
Giraud es an~tialeman; pero en- p%olitica
sus ideas son -reaccionarias.
Ahora bien, 10 apoyan los senores que
gobiernan en- Londres Y ca Washington.
Giraud no es republican,, nj els i'm ge-
neral victorioso, pero cuenta con influyen-
tes ~''padrinos".
La gaceta., 1943-11-19

oIREMOS de nuCvo "a palabra serena, re-
posada, cuIta, de- Don Julio Alvarez del
Yayo.
Labora 81, sin descanso, en- pro de Ia
victoria De las Naciones Unidas v el res
tablecimiento de Ia Repdblica en- Espaha.
Dos yeces tendremos el gusto De escu-
charlie, una en- el Centre Asturiano y la
otra Ga Il Centre Obrero.
La gaceta., 1943-11-19

UN AMIGO NUEsTRO vic montones de
papeles sucios, latas, cristales rotOs, en- la
Octave Ayenida desde las GALES n q Ia %.
81 tai cosa viesemos en- una ciudad de
Europa 0 de Ia America Latina, a boca
lena diriamos: mo conocen Ia hygiene o
no Sc enteran de que existe'.
tCalles de zoco marroQui en- una ciu-
dad civilizada, moderna, que paga contri-
buciOnesl
X IN peIigro para Ia salud de los ninos
que iuegan zen la via pdblica'.
La gaceta., 1943-11-19

MCLATERRA ACADIA de crear On Minis
terio de Reconstruction, cuya mission es
planear ref0rmas sociales para la post
guerra.
fse ha confiado Ia tarea q IN conser-
waldorf
Churchill diio % semana pasada al
igual que n tempo De paz, los planes
para Ia guerra y todas las medidas de paz
deben estar preparadas para c~ualquier
sahita c~0ntin9encia
La gaceta., 1943-11-19

que tOdos los judiOs qus
Wan EN- las regiones os
das antes por las fue
italianas debian regisa
La experienced ha ID
trado lux los registr@
sido siempre el prelude
ra los asesinatoS y LAD
p0rtaciones n Polonia.
Multas, F~usilamiento
DeportaciOnes
En- las zonas griegas
padas por los alemanes
Sal6nica, los judios fu.
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nes de mercancias. Los
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