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La gaceta., 1943-10-13
CANDIDATE
REPUBLICANO
A SENADOR

Anuncio aver su candidatura a
senador en- la Florida, ell abogado
republican, Miles H. Draper, de
esta ciudad.
rs ell primer republican, que
Sc anuncia para las primarias. 81
es nominado por su partido, Sc
ia de candidate contra ell candi-
datO del partido Democratico, en-
las elecciOnes generates de no.
viembre de 1914.
Draper retro su candidatura.
en- 1910, en- interes de la armo-
MIA.
La gaceta., 1943-10-13
Ell SECRETARIO DE ESTADO
HULL EN- GAMING DE RUSSIA

Rio de Janiero, Oct Is - Pa
so por Natal. en- avi6n, en- CANT
no de Russia, Ell secretario de esta-
DO Hull, de los Estados Unidos.
Jefferson Caffery, ell embaja-
dor en- Ell Brazil, y ell ministro A
ranha, de negocios extranjeros.
conferenciaron con Hull.
En- MoScu Sc verificara la con-
ferencia entire los ministries de es-
tado Eden, Molotoff y Hull. pa
so preliminar para una entrevista
entire ell presidente Roosevelt.
Churchill y ell mariScal Stain.
La gaceta., 1943-10-13
.UN INFORME DEL
De P0LIC|A

Ell jefe de policia Newberge1
presento aver IN informe al al
calde Chancey Y en- el Sc prueba
que la municipalidad cuenta aho-
ra con 100 vigilantes y detecti-
ves.
Durante ell mes de septiembre
Sc recaudaron 1922, una can't
dad inferior a la que Sc recau-
dara en- septiembre del ano an
terror, $11,37O.
La policia hizo arrestos en- Ii
casas de mala fama, comparados
con AT hace un ano; detencio.
mes por conducta desordenada
228; embriaguez, 379; vagancia
Is; guar bajo la Influenza de
bebidas alcoholics, 5; violaciones
de las ordenanzas del transito,
488.
La gaceta., 1943-10-13
AcTo DE AMIsTAD EN- ~,
DE UNA coNocIDA S'a

FL domingo, con motive !,
torno a Tampa de la S.,
Barbas, espOsa del leal ami,' !
Carlos Barbas, Sc efectpS
comida en- ell elegante 5s,.Y
mento de los esposos Bsrb,'
la clinica LA Benefica F,,.'
La. ''
I'm exquisite menu Sc D,.,..
siendo servido con extrao,%.
rio esmero y buen gusto.
Entire los invitados anot,n..
al Sr. Delfin Llaneza Y 81 a..
sa, Matilde; Enrique Grands ' !
esposa, Esperanto; Jose Roa,'
guez, su esposa Ofelia Y sp N.
Aida Rodriguez; Victoriapo No.
teiga, director de este diario, g.,
Romelia SepGlveda, Arturo Cam
pc y ell viejo amigo Filibs-,
Acosta.
Sc hablo de Chicago, doDs
tienen familiares los esposos R,
driguez, Llaneza y Granda.
Aida Rodriguez, la bella sci,
rita, TOGO al piano y cant6 VAR,
n1meros, siendo muy congrat
Iada.
Fue un acto de amistad on
sera muy recordado siempre DO
las personals que a el asistieron,
La gaceta., 1943-10-13
FALLECIERON z HERMANAS
DE LA SRA. AMERICA Pts

Dos senOras pertenecientes a
una distinguish familia de esta
cludad, la familia de la Sra. Anne
RIGA Pts, fallecieron recientemen-
tie, 10 que ha producido honda
pena en- Tampa.
La Sra. Petrona Cano dej6 de
existir en- New York Y dej6 a dos
hiJas, Elsie Pappia Y Zenaida Ma
rino; un hermano. ENRIQUE Go.
mez, Y tres hermanas, America
Pts, Berta Perez y Emilia Lopez.
Ocurri6 la sensible perdida Ell ma
sado dfa 5.
Sc llamaba la otra hermana
Serafina H. Cato Y entreg6 81 al
ma a Dios; en- Key West, ell dia
D. Sobreviven a la Sra. Cato. su
Iesposo, Willie H. Cato; tres hi
Jas, un hijo Y sus hermanos de
Tampa, Enrique Gomez, America
Pts y Berta Perez.
Llegue a los familiAres de las
damas fallecidas, a los cuales
apreclamos mucho, nuestro sim
zero testimonio de pesame.
La gaceta., 1943-10-13
UNA VAGINA PARA
Ia TUBERCULOSIS
substantial QUE PRoTEJE
A LOS ANIMALES

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-La ex,
Traction de los gsrmenes muertO'
de Ia Tuberculosis es una substan'
cha que prOteje a los Animale'
contra la inoculacion de los baei,
los vivos de la terrible enferme-
dad, Sc anuncia en- Ell ultimo nG'
nero de Science, Ell organO off
cial de Ia Association America.
ma para ell Avance de la Ciencia.
FL aislamiento de la nuevs
substantial proteetora marca un
i~mportante paso de avance en- Ia
larga lucha contra una de las
mas espantOsas dOlencias que
afectan a Ia Humankind.
Debe hacerse saber, sin en-
barge, que hasta Ia feeha la subs.
tancia solo ha sido prObada en-
animales y que no hay evideneias
de que surta ell mismo efeeto en-
los seres humanOs.
Sc inici6 Ell trabajo en- el de-
partamento de tuberculosis del
Institute Pasteur, de Paris, pero
la invasion maxi los interrumpio
en- 1910. FuerOn reanudadOs en-
1912 en- los laboratories Doctor
Morton Kahn, de Ia escuela Medi-
ca de la Universidad de Cornell,
POr Ell doctor Nine Chaucroun.
cineo de los animales satura-
dos o Ia substantial retuvieron ell
efectO de esta POr diez meses. De
estOS cincO, tres fueron sacrifi-
eadoS para cOmPrObar que no es-
taban tuberculosis. Los otros dos
fuerOn inOculados CON d6sis fata-
les de germenes vivos de perso-
mas enfermas. TOdos los anima-
les contrOlados murieron en- me-
nos de dos meses, excepto los dos
que habian sido inoculados con
Ia nueva substantial. EstOs 'vi-
ven y tienen buena salud'.
Otros exPerimentos, realizados
con 46 animales, confirman la
impression de que Ia substantial
descubierta proteje contra la tu-
berculosis.
La gaceta., 1943-10-13
SUBMARINES AUN
NO HAN sIDO VENC|DOS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 49, A
su regreso de un viaje de $4,000
millas por los teatros de la que
ira en- Europa, ell secretario de
marina Knox manifesto que los
alemanes estan aumentando su
fuerza submarine en- ell Medite-
franco y que la amenaza de los
sumergibles a1n no ha sido ELI
minada.
Cree ell secretario que Ingla-
terra podra mandar una parte de
su escuadra del Mediterraneo a
hacer frente, en- union de la ame-
ricana, a la escuadra japonesa.
Los destructores y pequehos
buques de guerra son las prin-
cipales armas contra los subma-
rinos.
Afirma ell secretario que Sc ha
establecido una competente orga-
nizaci6n de defansa desde Recife
Brasil, a TODD 10 largo de la cos
ia del Atlantico.
La gaceta., 1943-10-13
f E. NERVOUS
RESTLESS


nACERIAR DAYS" Of The Moufh1
20 functional periodic disturbance.
tmssk1e you feel nervous. cranFv -
at such times? ~Ssseo OUT
p,nFham o!srS at once-try Lydia E.
reiievs s,,cr vegetable Compound to
compound Is famous NOT oni1 =
seneve monthly pain but asa Sc1aI Lp
Ana weak tired, nervous feeiinrs os
noS,n6 oEeg3larly - Ptnkham's Com
E1ch eel outld up resistance sesinst
Tpon fbo!,oOonns. For years thousandS
nave rano-+a9oS OF women and QirIs
directionS Ne, benefits. Follow Label
LYDIA {. PlNKHAM'S SssEEs1ass
La gaceta., 1943-10-13
Guiaba Estando Ebrio

John j. ODell, de As amos, We
cino de Odessa, guiaba su auto
m6vil estando borracho Y a 10
largo de la Avenida de Plant, en-
tire Lafayette y Plat, lie peg6 a
cuatro coches, produciendoles ave-
rias. Recibi6 una herida leve en-
la cabeza.
Ademas de la embriaguez Y ma
nejar con descuido, no tenia la
licencia de ch6fer que demanda
la ley.
La gaceta., 1943-10-13

Dan Arthur Barnett, 80 amos. y
Edna Ledet, q amos.
Bertram G. Peterson, 80. v A
title G. Stewart, 80.
Roger Willis Taylor, 81. y Ma
ry Florence Moeller, 81.
Charles B. Murphy, 81, y Ell
va Thompson, 10
&c. Frazier, IS. y Ruth Mae
Grimes, 20.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
BUSINESS BRIEFS


tailed S34,992, ,134,337 in February, or
21q6 above s28,915,3 ,30l ,937 in Feb
ruary, 1912, the Commercial 81
Financial Chronicle reported. Two
months total of 73070,6 ,644 ,803 was
144% above s63,356, 787251 a year
ago. Washington clearings were
16oo below year ago in February
and down 52a6 in the two months.
End of Present Muddle over tax
legislation would help greatly in the
April drive to sell War bonds to
private investors, the Wall Street
Journal declared.
Little Change in Cotton Acreage
is expected by the New York Cotton
Exchange, despite recent Wickard
announcement that farmers will be
allowed to increase acreage allot-
mentS 1917.
Sl,2OOOOO in Cash was paid by Gulf
Oil Corp. to Consolidated Oil Co.
Of Wichita Falls, Texas, for three
fourths interest in 228-acre w. P.
Ferguson lease in Wichita County.
Eastern Air Lines, Inc, earned
81 885, SOB, or 1923 a share, in 1912,
against Sl,609706, or $281 a share,
in 194l.
William Wrigley, Jr., Co. earned
S6,5l9,523, or 1882 a share, in 1912,
against s8,O90,413, or $412 a share,
in 194l.
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelling
CO.. Ltd, earned S7,324,030, or s266
a shore, in 1912, against S6,992 $50,
or 1884 a share, in 194l.
United Engineering & Foundry
Co. earned s3,104 ,998, or S3.7l a
share, in 1912, against $1,000, ,297, or
1895 share, in 1941.
/ Federal Mining & Smelling earned
$1,l73450, or S476 share, in 1912,
against S1,035,551, or s4.20 a share,
| in 194l.
Barnsdall Oil Co. earned S2,8O1,-
| 846, or S126 a share. in 1912, against
s5,026,2 ,202. or 1925 share, in 1941,
when net included profit from
S2,515, ,996 sale of West Texas leases.
Smaller Early Lamb Crop will be
due to fewer breeding ewes along
with shortage and poor quality of
| hay supplies, Department of Agri-
| culture reported.
| More Rain Is Needed for wheat in
| Oklahoma, although a light snow
| last week helped surface moisture.
Little damage is reported from re-
! cent freezes.
NCGill Commodity Price Index
declined to l04.5 in week ending
March IL, from wartime peak of
| l047 week earlier, primarily as re-
| suit of weakening in livestock prices.
Interchemical Corp. earned S1,109,-
235 or $247 a share in 1912, against
| S2,136,l10 or S60l a share in 194l.
General Telephone Co. earned ST.
845,776 or 1922 a share in 1942.
against s2,22l,277 or $2,86 a share
| in 1941.
UNIVERS SAL PICTURES co.
earned s1,l35,763, or s3964 share.
on the combined preferred stocks
in 1912, against S845,941, or S28.94 a
share, on the preferred issues in
| 1941.
| Crosley Corp. earned S1,931 $50
after all charges in 1912, against ST.
493, ,134 in 194l. Provision for income
and excess profits levies amounted to
S4274,597 against 1925 900 in 1941.
! Maytag reported net profit of
s703 ,459 in 1912, against ST ,625 ,646 in
194l. Difficulties in converting from
production of washing machines to
war equipment were cited.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
SEC Ruling Sewers
Service Unit From
Columbia Gas
Charges of Engineering
Corporation Opposed
Under u. s. Act
By The Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, March Is. A
Securities and Exchange Commits
sion decision today had the effect of
Severlng Columbia Engineering Corp.
from Columbia Gas & Electric Corp.
insofar as policy making, managerial
and executive services are concerned.
The decision, in proceedings insti-
tuted by the commission under Sec
ton 13 of the Holding Company Act,
set forth for the first time a set of
principles governing future relation
ships between service companies,
holding systems and operating sub
salaries.
The major issue in question was
whether the salary and expenses of
certain executive and managerial
personnel in the Columbia Gas &
Electric holding company system
should be paid by the holding com
pany rather than charged to operat-
ing companies through the engineer
ing corporation, service company,
or other means.
I'VE hold" the commission said.
that the performance of services
for charge to operating companies
by holding company officials, en-
ployes or persons whose functions
relate primarily to the functions of
supervision Of the holding company
system and review of the activities
Of operating companies constitutes
a violation of section 49, Of the act.
The commission said the problem
Of leVying holding company expenses
upon operating companies has been
brought to its attention at various
times and it now has accumulated
sufficient experience to warrant the
following statement of principles:
mo operating company should be
charged or have alloCated to it.
directly or through the medium of
a service company or by any other
arrangement, including treasurer
agents account, split-check system,
or Othel devices, any portion of
the salaries or expenses Of any per-
son or persons who are holding
company officers or employees, or
whose functions relate primarily to
the functions Of supervision OF the
holding company system and re-
view Of the activities of operating
companies, their officials and staffs."
Evening star., 1943-03-15
American Locomotive Net
Drops TO S3.37 a Share
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 15.-The
American Locomotive Co, whose
war products include the MT tank
destroyer which helped out-gun
Marshal Rommel's Afrika Korps IN
Egypt, reported today its net income
for 1912 was S5,051 ,593. equal after
preferred dividend requirements to
S3.37 a common share. against
So ,628,74l or S4l2 per common share
in 1941.
During the year the company's
backlog of untitled orders more
than doubled, to a total of 1854 900
on December 81. Sales for the wear
were 1902 ,492 900, against S73.745 900
IN 1941, while income taxes were
calculated at $26,OOO,0 900, against
$4,000 900 in 194l.
Commenting On the appearance
OF preferred stock divends, S42.75 q
snare at the END of the wear the
company said; 1T is apparent under
the laws now enacted to govern +he
war period that this alrearaee can
De removed only by re-arrange-
ment of the capital structure in
manner more equitable to all in
tereStS concerned. The management
IS continuing its active efforts to
accomplish this
Evening star., 1943-03-15

needed in the United Nations war
effort.
While Secretary of Agriculture,
the Vice President was greatly in
terested in the development of Latin
American agriculture. During the
coming trip he will take advantage
OF the opportunity to make a partial
survey Of progress which is being
made.
Plans 10 Return April 25.
The Vice President regrets that
he will not be able to spend as much
time as he would like in the re-
publicS on his itinerary. and that it
will not be possible for him to reach
at this time the other Central and
South American republics He hopes
10 visit these. and his many per-
-SOral friends there, later on.
The Vice President expects to re-
turn to the United States about
April 25."
Mr. Wallace was scheduled to
have lunch at the White House with
President Roosevelt today, prelim-
mary to his departure.
Edward j. FLYNN, whose nominal
ton to be Minister to Australia was
withdrawn because Of Senate oppo-
sition, also was on the list Of pres
idential White House callers today.
Mr.. Early said Mr. Flynn is
stopping in on his way back to New
York from a visit to Mexico He
plans to resume his law practice.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
SEC Weighs Change
For {. & S. Preferred
5x ne Associated Pres

f1oGpNiib'Ni
PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-The
Securities and Exchange Commits
sion took under advisement Satur-
day Commonwealth & Southern
Corps proposal to reduce the value
of its S6 par value cumulative pre-
ferred stock in order to facilitate
payment Of a dividend on the issue.
SEC Attorney John w. Christen-
sen urged disapproval of the pro-
posed reduction in value from 500
to $40 a share. stating that he be-
lieVed such step would not solve
the companys accounting difficult
ties or eliminate any capital i'm
pairment which may exist"
George Roberts, counsel for Com
monWealth & Southern, said the
reduction in value would facilitate
payment of a 50 dividend out of
current net profits.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
u. 5. Flyers Blast Kiska,
Sink Ship in SoIomons
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
American planes strafng the Japa-
nese at Kiska in the Aleutians dam
aged several grounded enemy air.
planes, while in the South Pacific
other flyers in an attack near
Ren0ova Island destroyed a small
japanese vessel, the Navy reported
today.
The text of the communique:
North Pacific:
81. During the evening of March
13, Army WarhawkS (Curtiss P-40)
and Lightnings Lockheed P-38)
strafed japanese installations at
Kiska and damaged several grounded
planes.
South Pacific Gall dates are east
longitude).
%. On March l3;
"(a) Army Lightnlngs strafed and
destroyed a small japanese vessel
near Rendova Island in the New
Georgia group.
'tb) LlberatOr heavy bOmberS
CONSOLIDATED carried out minor at
JacKS on japanese positions in the
Shorthand Island area and at Munda
and Villa in the Central Solomons.
All United States planes returned" !"
No details were disclosed by the
Navy in reporting the presence of
japanese planes at Kiska-the first
time such report has been made
Tor many weeks. The raid on the
enemy base in the Aleutians was
the eighth there this month.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
New York Produce

NEW YORK, March Is LP,.-Ezgs, 2
Fancy to extra fancy. 41-42; extras. 40ia;
Graded f1rsts,, 39l2 current receipts, 37a4;
age checks, SO
Whites; Fancy TO extra fancy, 42-42l5;
extra storage packed 4094-4i; specials
30n2; standards. 3924; fancy heavy me
Coast specials 40, Pacific Coast mediums
Browns, Fancy to extra fancy, 4oI2-42;
specials 4oi standards, 39i2; mediums
, Butter, . DAYS receipts. / .oss. .3e3; firm
lMaMmum prices set by OPA for bulk
butter in cartons delivered New York;
Creamery, higher than 92 score and
premium PREM I'M mark 1AAl ,47ls: % score al,
f15t 20 score tBp. Asa. 50 score (CD, 46
T. Ups = cent pound more on all grades)
- CheeSe2 , days receipts, 1s4. 500 firm
Sooa.t2 whole milk fats, held 1871 and
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, March 5 Up ~. 8 Depart
ment OF Agriculture) .---Salable hogs.
$4,000. total, $4,000; general trade steady
to 10 lower than Fridays averages; top.
1885; bulk good aid choice. ls0-360
pounds 15.35-55. most ,l60-lso pounds
averages. 14.75-15 40; bulk good 360-550
pounds sovs. 5.00-35.
Salable cattle $4,000: salsble calves.
500; choice fed steers and yearlings steady;
supplies small: top. 40, paid for four
loads several loads 1851 80 but all
decline; bulk all grades. IA 4.5o-17 90;
heifers in moderate supply. steady; best,
Is 35; mixed steers and heifers. 1850:
COWS weak; bulls and vealers steady,
weighty sausage bulls up to 1880 and
choice vealers to l so; stock cattle scarce;
demand broader than available supply at
1275-l450.
salabie sheep 5000: total. 10 900; fat
lambs slow. early undertone weak TO 25
lower; exceedinsly few early sales ,sug-
gesting full decline; generally talking
around 15.75-l64O on good to choice
wooled lambs; choice now held above II so;
odd sales good Texas vooled lambs. 1900,
and few good natives, l6 10: nothing dons
on clipped lambs; yearlinzs scarce; under.
tone about steady on slaughter ewes; good
native ewes elisiole around 900,
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Africa
Continued From First Page

kel formation shot up by the
Spitflres, the Italian high COM
mand communique broadcast
from Rome and recorded by the
Associated Press said Axis tor
pedo planes operating off Bone
hit large merchant ship in
convoy.
(The communique, which also
mentioned adverse weather in
Tunisia, said anti-aircraft fire
destroyed one Allied plane and
German fighters shot down an
other over the Sicilian channelD
A cautious push by Allied forces
IN Northern Tunisia on a Nazi-held
height known as Djedel Ben Marche
was reported over the week end, but
otherwise the rival armies saw little
action and awaitedd further rein
forcements before risking a crucial
battle.
The Germans poured the full
power of their machine guns and
mortar batteries on the inf1ltrating
Allied troops as they moved slowly
up the height, which commands the
road from Djebel Abiod to Sedjenane
The British wiped out a number of
the enemy machine gun nests and
occupied part Of the height
At one place, the advancing Allied
troops found the bodies of 100 Ger
mans who had been cut down by
machine-gun fire during the recent
unsuccessful AXIS attempt to break
through to Beja,
CThe Algiers radio reported to-
day that British troops now
have the upper hand in the
region Of Sedjenane. which has
been fercely contested by the
opposing forcesJ
New crack German units have
made their appearance in the line
in Northern Tunisia. a fact that
may indicate the Germans are pre-
pairing for a new effort. The gath
ering Of enemy forces both north
and east OF the pivotal town OF
Medjez-eI-B Bah has created the sus-
picion that this important key tc
the Alled front may be the next
point Of German assault.
Observers DO not regard it lkell
that Gen. Sir Bernard l. Mont.
gomery's British 6th Army will at.
tempt to seize the initiative from
Marshal Rommel,s forces enuenchet
in the Mareth Line until the Al
lied air arm has given the Nazi ar
tillery emplaCements, tanks ant
supply depots thorough poundine
Late winter storms have kep
much of the land front in a mudd,
condition unsuitable for large
scale actions. Two weeks Of costl-
attacks by Col Gen. Jurgcu yol
Arnin,s troops in the north hav
gained only meager obiectives. bu
this minor offensive served to en-
phaslze the growth of the Ak
forces in Africa ana forecast a Ions
bitter struggle.
Evening star., 1943-03-15

Minnesota and Burton, Republican
Of Ohlo-apparently planned to
continue their efforts to bring the
measure before the Senate
At the White House meeting con-
siderable discussion was said to have
taken place among the Senators
over the fact that the proposal had
originated among Iess-experlenced
members and had been submitted to
leaders only after extended confer
enCeS.
The feeling among some OF these
leaders has been that this is not the
appropriate time to be talking TOO
much about what Will be done after
the war ends, but the bills sponsors
have contenCed that action now to
establish general principles would be
reaSsurlne to the people OF the world
as well as to Americans who Sena-
tor Ball said Think We are on the
way toward winning the war, but are
not 50 sure We are on the way to
winning the peace"
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Montgomery Ward Reports
Net OF S4.79 a Share
b the Associated Pres

b the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. March 15.-Mont-
gomery Ward 65 Co, mail order and
retail merchandiser, today reported
net profit of $26,437 ,583, equal to
S4.79 a common share, for the fiscal
year ended January 81, 1912. This
compared with net profit of S27.-
35l,716 or S497 a common share in
the preceding fiscal year.
Sewell L. Avery. chairman. told
stockholders in the company's an
nual report that profits in the fiscal
year ended January 81, 1913, ARE
stated before deducting a provision
for possible future inventory price
decline Of slO,0O0,00O, which par
TALLY offset by the transfer of s4,-
100000 OF excess reserves for
doubtful time payment accounts"
Net sales in the latest fiscal wear
totaled $685. .006,979 against s632, ,7O8.-
657 IN the previous wear.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Zeneth Radio Corp.
Reports Lower Net
by the Associated Press.

- "I7V 4ho7V7V'fI ttu FTtSS.
CHICAGO, March 15.-zenith
RADIO Corp. reported an estimated
net income Of S1,369, ,544, equal to
SZ.f0 per capital share, for the nine
months ending January 81, COM
pared with profit of S1O33.3 .343
or S2.lO share for the correspond
Ing period year age.
zenith directors voted a stock divi-
oend OF 81, payable april 30, to hold
eIS OF record April IS. The same
QlNldend was paid last wear