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Falsa s~eguridad

10000 fusiles y rev6lveres, y 800
ametralladoras, que pertenecian a
los nazis Sc han esfumado, dicen
otras noticias.
Entretanto, los nazis, temerosos
de una invasion, sc dice que estan
~acelerando la construction de forti-
f~caciones, fortunes, trampas para
tanques, trincheras y alambrados de
puas en- las poblaciones ~costeras de
Noruega. Sc han alberto trincheras
en- la plaza del mercado y tambien,
abajo de la estatua de Alexander
Kielland, en- Stavenger. Sc han eri-
gido parapetos alrededor de la
bahia, Y en- Jaeren, siguiendo la
Inca costera, Sc cav6 un "cemente-
rio de tanques" midiendo POGO mas
de siete metros y medic de anchura,
y cuatro y medic metros de pro-
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Para deshacerse del "EjercitO Fantasma".
Los Nazis en- NOruega cOnscriben ObrerOs

WASHINGTON. - En- ur-
genie y desesperada necesidad
de potential humane para que
trabaje en- sus fabricas con-
gestionadaS, los nazis Sc valen
de informes de origen sueco
que hablan de que I'm "ejercito
fantasma," compueSto de pa
racaidiStas britanicos Y norue-
COS, ha descendido Sobre No
ruega, como debil pretexto
para continuar la Consumption
de noruegos con ell fin de
hacerloS TRAFALGAR a la fuerza
en- ell Reich.
Los informes success dan cuenta
de que 500 agentes britanicos Y un
numero igual de noruegos han des-
cendido en- p~aracaidas desde avio-
mes que han volado procedentes de
lnglaterra, para fomentar la resis-
tencia noruega contra los nazis.
Sc descOnciertan los nazis
Ell gobierno noruego que esta en-
Londres, en- exilio, dijo que los nazis
todavfa andan buscando los para
caidistas britanico-noruegos" que
hace POGO dinamitaron parties esen-
ciales de la fabrica hidroelectrica
que administran los alemanes en-
Rjukan. Avisos de Oslo velada-
mente indican que aviones brita-
nicos recogieron a los saboteadores;
pero que los nazis, convencidos de
que estaban escondidos en- las mon
tanas de Telemark, continuan regis
trandolas. Habiendo destruido Ia
dinamita, equipo ~esencial para e.
funcionamiento de la fabrica, la
production de esta sufrira una in.
terrupcion de varios meses, seg1r
ell despacho mencionado.
Otros despachos de Estocolmc
traen la noticia de que Sc habis
tratado de sabotear Ell Ferrocarri
de Nordland, al sur de Mosjoen, Ell
Noruega, Y que una explosion que
estall6 en- Mo, habfa interrumpidC
ell trabajo ferroviario en- aquel lu'
gar. La Gestapo hizo pesquisas
minuciosas en- ell distrito y pusieror
en- prisi6n a varias personals. Sir
embargo, no consigui6 dar con los
verdaderos autores del SABOTAGE,
quienes Sc cree que tambien 'llega-
ron del extranjero," seg1n reza la
information. -
Armas que desaparecen
En- la region de Joessing, mas de
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fundidad. Ademas, los tr~abajado-
res que para ell efecto conscribieron
los nazis, han levantado murallas
espesas de piedra.
En- el puerto de Trondheim, que
Sc senala como punto possible de in
vasi6n, SO han tendido cables que
conectan los cuarteles generates del
commando nazi con todos los puen-
ties, de tai manera que estos puedan
ser dinamitados. Los despachos
agregan que los nazis tambien han
construido blocaos a los que han
dado la apariencia de puestos de
venta de peri6dicos y revistas, dota-
dos de vitrinas en- que Sc exhiben
estas publicaciones; pero detras de
die as vitrinas, hay aberturas que
permiten disparar a cualquier
direction. .
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UN T

Ell agente matrimonial defiende
a la muchacha por Ell propuesta
contra los defectos cue en- ella en-
cuentra Jacob, su ~presunto mari
do:
-Su madre dice este es es-
t1pida Y perversa.
-iY ESQ que importa? Use va
listed a casar con la madre o con
la hija?
-Bueno; pero IS que la hija no
es joven nj bonita.
-Mejor: no hay peligro de
que lie engane.
-Ademas, no tiene dinero.
-iY quien habla aqui de ESQ.,
listed no quiere dinero; 10 que
ouiere es una buena muJer'
-iPero 81 es jorobada!
- Hombre, alg1n defecto ha-
bfa de tener!
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mo l. sabes? f. almirante
.inglee Cunningham Sc ha deshe-
cho en- ditirambos para ell barco
que burlando ell bloqueo del
.Eje - llegaba sin falta al puer-
to x de Libia."
mo 10 sabeis? FL captain de
csc barco es espanol.
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NO HUBO NECESIDAD

-iLe dijo listed, cuando pidio
su mano, que no era listed dlgno
de ella? Este hace siempre muy
buena impression.
-Iba a decirlo.... pero ella sc
me anticip6.
Acci6n.-La vida contemplativa
es cast siempre miserable G infe-
liz: es necesario obrar mas, pen
sar menos y no permanecer mi
randose ivi r.-Chamfort.
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bnoS EN- Ell "RAQUETERISMO"


las conservas compradas en- ell es-
tablecimiento de la esquina; rom
plan u ropas y Sc lastimaban la
piel con tachuelas o clavos salem
ties en- los cinemat6grafos Y otros
lugares; Sc lesionaban en- acciden-
ties automovilistas. Ell DR.. Marlowe
curaba siempre al paciente.
En- tales casos ell ajuste, por
parte de las companies de SECURES,
Sc referia siempre al doctor. Y
cuando ell arreglo Sc hacia, me-
dante previo convenio con ell pa
ciente, ell medico retenia la mitad
del producto. Donde no sc llegaba
a un arreglo, ell case Sc pasaba pa
ra juicio a uno de los tres o cuatro
abogados. Sufrian siempre serias
lesiones personales todos los pa
cientes, cuando ell doctor los re-
conocia Y despues informaba. Era
ell medico extremadamente suave
Y convincente como un testigo ex-
perto.
-Coge al doctor Marlowe, el
sabe 10 que convene hacer-era la
recommendation en- ell barrio. Una
compania de SECURES uso la discre-
ci6n y lie do empleo al medico CO.
mo su examinador.
Ash que la clientele del medico
aumentaba y este lie hizo alquilar
los salones en- los cuales entrara
Pablo en- las primeras horas de
la manana, Y lie llev6 a comprar
ell magnifico autom6vil coupe,
O chofer uniformadO, que lie lie
vaba a hacer sus visitas ~profesio-
males.
No piensen, por favor, que ell
DR.. Marlowe era un "charlatan".
Habia sido educado en- uni
v~ersidades de Europa y America.
Su educaci6n habia sido pagada
Dor excursionistas que jugaban a
los naipes con ell medico en- Wales
trasatlanticos.
Ell juego prohibido era un arte
para 81.
Aun en- su juventud era una
promesa de exito f%inanciero n su
escogida profession. "Yo puedo Sc
parar a las personals de su dinero
,-decia,-sin necesidad de usar
a~nestesico.
Muy pocas personals sabian que
ell doctor habia edificado e incor-
dorado a "Abedules Blancos", un
sanatorio de alta clase situado a
Is millas de la ciudad.
Recientemente, tambien, ell me-
dico habia alberto otra oficina en-
ell edificio M. D., en- la Avenida
Durante las horas de oficina Sc
podian contar hasta una docena
de mujeres entrando y saliend(
del local.
En- diez amos, pues, ell doctor Sc
habia convertible en- un homDre
rico. Por medic de su secretarla
en- cada una de sus oficinas, habia
que separar turno y bora.
Pero su oficina en- ell dlstrltC
commercial nunca r visitada POI
aouellos que vivian en- Ell distrlto
/Noo4inuorS manana)
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NO.. 6

NO. 6
camino cambi6 de idea y
lack o'Brien que lie con-
al despachO del Dr. Mar
Alexandra MarlOwe era un
4. eapaz, un hombre muy ma
u,,ia diez amos que ell medi-
[I,.so de una corporation, ha-
rrpciado extensivamente, pOr
d pais, la cura del cancer.
an los dltimos amos habia
mido esa publicidad, por
babia crecido ell ndmero de
I%rentes en- cantidad bastante
mantenerse el, sus ayudantes
Eormeras, en- continue labor.
obscure cuarto, cercano a
L,srcomida escalera, donde tu-
antes su oficina, habia sido
donado. Ahora, en- la Gale
;no1 q ma media milla de
ncia de Tony, ell medico ocu-
seis salones de los cuales uno
h sala de operaciones y otro
b%boratOriO.
era casado ell doctor, por 10
b en- 10 que sabian sus amigos
nocidos. Cuando el vino por
brimera al distrito, uno de los
los de Tony, que sufria un
te catarro, visit6 al nuevo me-
Mas tarde ell paciente lie di-
TONY con cuanta exactitud ell
Or lie habia diagnosticado la
adera enfermedad y lie habia
tsdO una pinta de "wisky",
hubo de comprarla, legalmen-
n una botica de la barriada.
tadualmente sc fueron esta-
endO relaciones de amistad
/ Ia banda de Tony" Y ell
esiOnal.
su debido tempo ell doctor
fvaba todas sus recetas de
]" para convenience de To-
Las recetas cast siempre Sc
ln con nombres falsos o toma-
De IN viejo directorio.
@lamente les ayudaba ell
10 a obtener alcohol. Sus CO.
hientOS de quimica fueron
Pien muy titles para el Y de
ayuda para los otros en- sus
eros amos en- ell distrito. Stem
habia muestras de "licores"
debian ser analizadas.
tan humilde comienzo hubo
fecer y extenderse la practica
W. Marlowe. Descubri0 ell me-
que el grupo de Tony era una
de orc. 81 un ladrillo estaba
20 en- una Gale, un hombre de
reSbalaba y Sc lastimaba. ST
qua corria por la acera desde
aIcantarilla defectuosa y Sc
geIaoa, uno de los "mucha-
de Tony Sc resbalaba y Sc
81 habia en- una casa de Ia
|ndad una escalera con un pei.
averlado, uno de los mucha.
IS m II
/ ue Tony acknowledgements era
Una del Unfortunate descuido
~parlentes de estos hombres Sc
e"ehaOan o indigestaban cor
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CONOC|M|ENTOS TITLES

Para la terraza o portal, para
cualquiera de tus ventanas o bal
cones, aqui themes, amiga lectora'
IN precioso adorno original y e.
con6mico.
La gaceta., 1943-05-12

"Seras para los doses inmorta-
les y para nosotros un motive de
algeria"
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limit
Ell Enemigo de las Canas

FL Enemlgo de las OdhoS
No Sc sienta apezarado por esaf
canas. Luzca diez amos mas JoYen.
No pierda la o%portunidad de So
vida y la felicidad misma. use
TINTIT y su cabellO tendra esq
apariencia de juventud. TINTII
no conitene nitrate de plata y su
precio es econ6mico. Pidalo a So
botica o 81 no al telefono numero
Y1354. Para pedidos a la agencia
P. o. Box $500, Tampa, Florida
La gaceta., 1943-05-12

Manera segurG D pOr demds eco
monica de guitar las manchas de
tintd de la rOpd:
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Mojando Ell tejido, y frotandolo
embellishments, con leche hirvien
do. Els 10 1nico que quita la tinta
sin estropear las telas.
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I'm Jardin Hereo

Sc escoge una esponja grande
de baia calidad, Sc moja en- aqua
c~aliente y Sc medic exprime, de
me que resulte muy hdmeda.
En- los orificios de la esponJa sc
jntroducen semillas de MILO, tire
Dol, cebada, limo, escavola, y, en-
general, de todas las plantas de
facil termination y cuyas hoJas
ostenten dolores variados. Sc colo
ca la esponja en- una copa, o me-
Tor todavia Sc cuelga del dlntel
de una ventana asoleada. Durante
n semana Sc riega diariamente
Dor la manana con una fina llu-
via de aqua, que mole toda la su-
perficie. All cabo de POGO tempo
la esponja entera sera una bols
de verdor, cor graciosa variedad
de matices de bellisimo efecto'
constituyendo ell conjunto un pc
queho jardin aereo.
Evening star., 1943-11-12

has been trying to get back in ever
since. He said he had been given
a medical discharge from the Army
and recently he volunteered for the
Navy after he convinced the board
that he could pass the physical ex-
animation.
A mail carrier here, Mr.. Jackson
is the father of three children aged
3, 2 and months. He said his wife
and children plan to live with his
mother, Mrs. c.. F. Jackson, 49OC
Ellis avenue Sc. Mrs. Jackson's
brother, Corpl. Charles D. Arlington
Washington, was killed in action
in North Africa in July.
Bethesdan Volunteers.
Lawrence S. Holifield, near Beth
esda, a former Capital Transit Co
operator and the father of two chill
dren, volunteered before induction
and is now in the Army. His wife
expects to continue to work while
he is in the service.
William H. Snuff, 81, of Cabin
John is the father of one child. He
will enter the Army November 20
and Bernard L. Fuguitt, 2151 Old
Georgetown road, Bethesda, has
been accepted by the Navy. Mr.
Fuguitt could not be reached for
comment.
Thomas F. Wyatt. formerly of liz
Southbrook lane, Bethesda, was en-
ployed at Newport News, Va, and
returned there for his three weeks
leave after his induction Monday,
Evening star., 1943-11-12
Maryland Fraternities
PLEDGE n From D. T.. Area

Nineteen District area youths to-
day had been pledged as the fall
rushing campaign of the eight active
fraternities at the University of
Maryland ended.
Fraternities and those pledged
from this area include:
Alpha Gamma Rho - Harold
Thompson, Poolesville, Md.
Sigma Chi-William Harrison
College Park: Harry Smith. Takoma
Park; Richard Chatelain, Washing
ton, and Robert Maiersperger
Hyattsville.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon - Wilson
Schmidt, Hyattsville; John Stuntz.
Washington; George Gibble, Silver
Spring. and Harry Cobey, La Plata.
Theta Chi-Hewitt Robertson.
Chevy Chase; Shelly Ackers, College
Park, and James Rogen, Takoma
Park.
Sigma Alpha Mu-Donald Cohen
and Gilbert Levine, both of Wash
ington.
Kappa Alpha-Gilbert Tauscher,
Bethesda
Alpha Tau Omega-John Lauter,
Frank Bouis and James Charming,
all of Washington, and Rutland
Beard, Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1943-11-12
lsWRstionmiq
.Remiinders@

Canned and Frozen Foods, ETC.
Book No. 2, x, Y and 2 blue
stamps good through November 20.
Book No. 4, green stamps A, B and
c valid through December 20.
Meats, Fats, Etc.-Book No. 3, G, H
and brown stamps valid through
December 4. Stamp K becomes
valid November IA and expires De-
cember 4. Stamp L becomes valid
November 81; stamp M, November
%, and stamp N, December 5.
Sugar-Stamp 20 In Book No. 4 good
for 5 pounds through January Is.
Shoes-Stamp No. l8 in Book No. l
and stamp l on the "airplane"
sheet of Book No. valid now for
an indefinite period.
Gasoline-No. A coupons good for
3 gallons each until February 8.
Tire Inspection Deadlines-For G
coupon holders, November 80; for
A coupon holders, March 81, 1914.
Fuel Oil-Period No. / coupons, good
for 10 gallons per unit, valid now.
expire January 8.
Evening star., 1943-11-12
One Of First 9 Fathers
Called in D. T.. Area
Induction
Montgomery Residents
Pleo Rejected; One Wife
To Run.Husbund's Office

OF the first nine pre-Pearl Har-
Dor fathers to be inducted into the
armed services from the Washing
ton area-all sent by the Mont
gomery County Selective Service
Board No. at Bethesda-only one
appealed his induction on grounds
of hardship, it was learned today.
Charles R. Moran, IS, of River
road, near Bethesda, the father of
four children, appealed because of
his wife's poor health, but the board
rejected his plea.
Mr.. Moran, who operates county
school bus, said his wife had not
regained her health since her last
child was born a year ago. The
child died in February. He said
she is now under the care of a
physician and is not supposed even
to do housework.
Mrs. Moran said she guessed"
she would continue to live in their
Evening star., 1943-11-12
Prince Georges Schools
Open Waste Paper Drive

A waste paper collection drive has
been launched in Prince Georges
County schools under direction of
Supt. of Schools G. G. Shugart. it
was announced today by Mrs. Ruth
P. Keane, county chairman of civil
ian war services.
Letters have been sent by Mr.
Shugart to all school principals urg-
ing teachers and pupils to cooperate
IN the campaign. Collections can be
arranged by calling Mrs. Keane at
Union 1924.
Mrs. Keane also announced es-
tablishment of three additional tin
can depots. They are the Safeway
stores in College Park and Berwyn,
and the Clinton Fire House in the
Surrattsville area.
Additional communities which
have co-operated in tin can collec-
tions which are made on the last
Wednesday of each month, are:
Tuxedo, North Englewood, Green
Meadows, Brookside Manor, Castle
Manor, Queens Chapel Manor, Av-
endale, Takoma Park and Hamp-
shire Knolls,
Evening star., 1943-11-12
New Rationing Tokens
Will Be Luminous 10
Prevent Counterfeits
PIostic Discs Will Glow
When Exposed to
Ultraviolet Light

When Washington housewives re-.
ceive their share Of the 900 1000 900
plastic ration tokens being pre-
pared by the OPA for national dis
tribution this winter. they will find
themselves the possessors of some
thing approaching a magic coin, it
was learned today.
Just how the magic will work
will be explained by OPA officials
at a meeting Of the Independent
Food Distributors of the District,
Inc, next Wednesday at the Jewish
Community Center, Sixteenth and
@ streets NV.
The red and blue tokens will have
a yellow band showing around the
edges. They will be constructed of
vulcanized layers of special fiber.
Each coin will be exactly 0.S8 inch in
diameter, making them larger than
a nickel and smaller than a quarter.
Will Be Luminous.
The new tokens will be luminous.
However, Washingtonians fearful
that they may find themselves 60
ing around with their pockets glow
ing at night need not be alarmed
by this. The tokens will reveal their
luminous qualities only under ultra
violet light, a feature designed to
prevent counterfeiting, the District
OPA revealed.
When the new tokens become
valid, all stamps in present ration
books will become worth 10 points,
and the present /, and point
coupons no longer will be used for
change-making purposes, it was ex-
planned today. A housewife desir-
ing to purchase 16-point can Of
peas, for example, will simply pre-
sent any two of her coupons and
receive four of the new blue tokens
in change. Red tokens will be
given in the case Of meat or fat
purchases.
Production Limited.
AS another measure to prevent
counterfeiting, the composition of
the new coins will be such that only
limited number of manufacturers
in the United States will be able to
produce them. Other manufac-
facturers have agreed not to produce
the required fiber.
Full details of the new token pro-
gram will be explained at the food
distributors meeting by C. K. Oster-
man, head of the rationing division
of the District OPA. T. A. Clauss,
head Of the food division OF the
District OPA, will review the price
and posting requirements at the
meeting. Aaron Levin, secretary Of
the Independent Food Distributors,
and Mary Mason of WRC will pre-
sent a radio program in connection
with holiday food-buying problems.
In addition, an owl motion pic
ture, Divide and Conquer" will be
shown and refreshments will be
served.
Evening star., 1943-11-12
Colleagues Pay Honor
To Senator Smith

Members OF Congress and the
South Carolina State Society today
honorel Senator Ellison D. Cotton
Ed Smith, for his nearly IS years
service in the Senate.
At ceremony in his ONCE shortly
before noon, the group presented to
the veteran South Carolinian a
plaque bearing his likeness in bas-
relief and wished him good luck on
the strong bid he Is making to set
a record for continuous service in
the Senate.
Next August, he will exceed the
record of IS years and five months
established by William B. Allison.
who served as Senator from Iowa
from March 4, 1873, to August 4.
1908. Already Senator Smith has
served in the Senate continuously
since March 4, 1909, for the longest
period of any Senator from South
Carolina.
Senator Smith will be guest of
honor at dance next Wednesday
night at the Stat>r Hotel by the
South Carolina State Society, of
which Representative Bryson is
president.