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RACE CLAsHIN PENNSYLVANIA CAN'T

One Negro soldier was killed and s.
theirs wounded in fight between whit
and colored troops at Camp Shenanga. Pa.
on Sunday. July H.
After a dispute between the SOldic.
al Post Exchange a number of colore,
soldiers entered supply building in thei
battalion area armed themselves with riff
and ammunition and began firing into q
area occupied by white soldiers
These are the words of the Post cor
mander. who does not go into details rs
the subsequent casualties
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N(Z[(%Z%%l
MUCH ACTIVITY In
SEARCHING FOR OIL

TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 2
(FNS).-With wells being
drilled in a half dozen counties
and interest in Florida OIL
prospecting growing dsflY.
Senator Claude Pepper an
nounced this week that ne
would do everything possible
to encourage private firms 20
make explorations in this
state.
The announcement that one
of the South's leading geolog-
lists, Donald ]. Monroe. who
has spent is years in sciensii-
ic research. has opened an of
flee in Tallahassee. has further
heightened interest. Monroe
is identified with the Sun Oil
Company.
Oil men have been actively
securing leases in several
counties and indications are
new drillings will be started
soon
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Chapter 10

HAD never beer: to LaTurique's
before II wasn't a large restau-
ant like Prendes' or Paolo,s or
intimate one like Henri's. II
as small and its atmosphere
Uttered. People of many nation
litieS were dining, Mexican
Army officers. Greeks, English
len, Americans selected table
4 the corner where we could
.ontinue our duel without being
verheard.
Two martinis,' | said to the
alter. rs that all right with
our" | asked her.
They've the best martins in
ne city"
You've been here before
hen2"
With my father and with
Their men"
Recently"
mo. not recently? Don't you
-umshoes ever relax"
laughed. you don't believe a
ming ! tell you
DO you believe what / tell
vou?"
NO. It's a strange situation.
We don't trust each other, but YOU
want my help"
She toyed with the menu card.
Perhaps you need r1ine."
Perhaps" | laughed again.
The martins arrived. Last night
| had downed three tequilas, I re-
called. The worlds at high ten
sion" | said. Each day is a
week, a month. Each DAYS the
equivalent in importance to thirty
DAYS IN peace I ne"
She smiled and we drank. I or
1ered two more martins. But
after the second shot | gave up
the attempt to be merely social.
slirtilo and Johnson. | was sure.
were not lndulslng IN small con-
Versation right now. They were
probably discussing the lack of
police activity; perhaps discussing
my tete-a-tete AZ LaTurique's
WIth Sam Taggard's daughter:
nat IS if their Gestapo foOtpad
1ad phOned them.
You should see the way you're
staring at me-" she said. AS If
Tou hate me"
YOU'RE too pretty 10 be
hated" l said | thought that
he might be a traitor: pretty
women had been traitors before
n other wars. Yet it would be
ard TO hate her.
After ! ordered. ! said, About
his man Chevaile Whens your
sUDOInfment7"
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ITALIAN ODDITIES

AZ FA1NFs-~
The name Italv IS apparently q
Graecized form Of a word mean
ing calf-land Or grazing land
italy was originally only the
zoe of the peninsula now called
Calabria.
Sardinians are one Of the pur
st racial groups within the
singdom. residents OF nearbv
Sicily one Of the most mixed
Italy Is a region Of climatic
wonders. The winter tempera-
ture Of Turin IS lower than that
cf Copenhagen. Milan and b.
logna in the northern part -
he country are hotter than NJ
Dles in the south. On the shores
If Calabria tropical plants grow
but five miles inland. snow
may fall in September.
Ninety nine percent Of lt7l-
ians are Roman Catholics b,t
an American group in Venice
preserve a distinctive rites Al
banians settled in the south use
the Greek Orthodox ritual and
and language and the Catholic
ritual around Milan differs in
many respects from that 81 tn
church in general
The traditional date upon
which the citv Of Rome was
founded was April p. 752 Be
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course independent of your Gov
eminent"
Don't preach to me. I'm will
ing to cooperate without preach
ing"
Why do you want to cooperate
with me2" / asked. why me in
preference to other Washington
representatives whom you have
been meeting? II isn't that I'm
unappreciative, but I'd like TO
know"
You call the policeman closest
at hand"
That's true"
I've been in Mexico City long
enough to realize | can't do much
by myself"
is your father in Mexico
City?"
He was"
Have you seen him."
No"
DO you think he's leit?"
No. He would've gotten word
- me somehow even though I'm
being followed and my mail is be-
ing held, she snapped. Even
though my room has been
st arched."
YOUR fathers Ingenious" /
L admitted. ANY man who can
stoy out of sight for six months
with both the Gestapo and our
people after him" ! stopped and
thought: Maybe his ingenuity
w1S at an end2 Maybe he had
literally reached dead-end in
the room with the barred win
dow. "Wherc was your father
when you received word from
him at Acapulco? And how did
you get word from him."
Don't you think there's q
limit to your questions? l don't
know why I'm telling you any
thing. / don't know why but !
feel so alone. On. God. The last
I knew dad was either in Michoa-
cen OF Sinaloa."
They're both gold districts"
said He couldn't have been in
both of them. Are you trying TO
confuse me-"
No. no. Dad wasn't always
Ike that. He's become hard" She
covered her face with her hands.
I asked the man who brought me
lads message where dad was and
nat was what he answered"
Who was the man."
Il can't tell you that"
You will" / said. Was he a
iexican? An American Who
vas he2" / pounded at her. Che
.aile?"
To be continued
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Today In History

l776-The Declaration of indie
pence. engroSSed and signed b.
SD of original SO members sign
crS' names not made public for
some six months.
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1793-U5O years ago. Cabinet
Of Pres. Washington decides To
ask recall OF Ambassador Edmond
{. Genet of Revolutionary grancc
was trying 10 excite US 10 Vat
with England
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" T FrIpp manager Of 2 10.
cal chain store Is IN Jacksonville
on "a business trip.
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War workers. breaking production
records. are helping 70 beat the Axis only
when hey continue ON the job.
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The Monroe county delinquent
X list Is published in The Citi-
IN today II IS the smallest list
uat has appeared IN The Citizen
n several years.
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Nothing IS dluigery 10 the mind that
Interested and happy in the work at hand
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Herman HoltSberg. who accom-
PANIED ms mother. Mrs. Morris
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MURDER nv TN

Tonight, at ten o'clock Why
don't you come along with me7"
you move fast when you
move"
Like father like daughter is
what you think" she said But
all want. believe me is to help
, my father. | know he isn't a
saint. But I'm not judging him.
He's always been good to me. All
/ want is TO help him"
an his traitorous activities?"
mo. Just tC keep him from
harm He's always been good to
me. | must help him"
Why don't you appeal to the
American Censul?r
She took a silver cigarette
case out of her purse.
Why did you want me to meet
Mirtilo?" | said
You're decidedly monotonous."
Why do you want me 20 meet
Chevaile2"
The waiter arrived with our or
ar unGer 4 series Of silver COW
eTs. I'm hungry" I announced
ard tcr til nc course or two !
i--got about Sam Taggard. II he
was dead. he deserved no SYM
tiny Of -1sCe. Fc was a racke-
ieer II bcs' and he had gotten
caught. He was II no value 10
country - var His discovery
was ct that mstte-Cd IN connec-
'tion With him
At c1fec ! said I'm not
subtle person. | hlunjcr around a
great deal ! haven't made up my
mind how much / can trust you.
Tr-t's WHY ! keep On repeating
myself Back nome or Of the war
posters shows n sailor with a red
head gCod-looIs'-s girl There's
some motto on the poster TO the
effect; Beware sailor Do | make
myself clear
Very"
L MADE your acquaintance last
might Tonight yen invite me
% visit 4 man called Chevale-"
He lives on the Paseo de la
RefOrma." she said as if she
hadn't been listening 10 me at all.
= don't like To visit a man alone
l-te at night. You're somebody I
can trust It's ike taking a police
nan along. Mr. Calder. don't
Know how this will sound TO you
but | am going to help my
father as best as / can. If the Gov
eminent ever catches Up with
him" She hesitated. Il know
this. | don't want him sent to a
penHentiary. Not If | can help il,
I'm the one person he can trust"
AID voas r1r0rsoS<a - -.,s-=s-s -
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The inability OF people 10 understand
may b. the result of the inability Of leader,
,o explain.
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The East sweltered in d heat
wave today, and the local tern
-crature. as issued bv the weather
urcau, shows a range range of
rom 81 10 80 degrees.
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Today The Citizen SAYS n an
editorial paragraph
Jonah SAYS an the books ne "V-
or saw had an appendix He de-
clarcs h. thought it was something
mat doctors took out of people Al
ter they got everything else they
had
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KEY WEST in
DAYS GONE BY
rom FILES OF THE CITIZEN
sesI z Lsnoav 40

The Monroe county delinquent
X list Is published in The Citi-
IN today II IS the smallest list
uat has appeared in The Citizen
n several years.
The East Sweltered in d heat
wave today, and the local tern
-crature. as issued bv the weather
'urcau, shows range range OF
rom 81 10 80 degrees.
The first units of relief workers.
nder the hourly raise from Is 10
o cents, were called today by the
3cal council for unemployment
elicf.
The tropical disturbance that
passed east OF the Bahama Is
andS and cut across Florida. Is
eported today To be central IT
-ort Eads. La attended by strong
hitting winds.
Henry B. Haskins. assistant
superintendent of lighthouses IN
his district. left today en- thc
cndcr Poppy 10 choose a site FOR
me erection OF "a lighthouse on
CoSgrove Shoals
L Was rcpar-eJ today a. Tire
5ificc of the Key West Chapter of
be American Rcd Cross that ne
distribution of clothing among tn
needy in tins community VIII be
IN shortly
Miss Leonor Warren. daughter
~ Dr. and Mrs William r. War
rem. sailed for Havana today u
spend d week IN that city.
City Attorney J. Lancelot Les
ter who had been visiting IN Nj
-mL returned yesterday ate.
noon.
M and Mrs Thomas II. Cato
Eho arrived Yesterday from Ha.
vdna and were the guests of Mr.
rj Mrs z Fl Cato. left today fOl
Gainesville 70 visit their son
Thomas H Jr, who IS a student
r the University of Florida.
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TOday'S
Anniversaries

1854 - Pierre c. LEnfant.
French soldier-engine"r IN Amer
lean Revolution. wise planner of
Washington. D. c. born IN France.
Died in Virginia, June II, 1925
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The first units of relief workers.
nder the hourly raise from Is 10
o cents, were called today by the
3cal council for unemployment
elicf.
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l8l8-Charles Lockhart, Pitts
burgh pioneer oil prOducer-refin-
or. born IN Scotland. Died Jan
%. 1905.
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l832-Gen. Henry Atkinson e.-
most annihilatcS Indians und,l
Black Hawk in battle OF Bad Axe
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Miss Winiired Shine. daughte'
u Mr. and Ms. G +. Shine wh'
has been visiting relatives m Tai
laha>Scc. returned YESTERDAY
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Be0eS backs plan fae world
l1ec ~ education
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Subscribe 10 The Citizen
HoltSberg, 10 Miami last SUNDAY
returned Yesterday
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l355-AmerIcan Dental ASSa-
citation organized IN Philadelphia
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l835-Elisha Gray Chicago
electrical engineer-Inventor, PIC
neer with Bell OF telephone. born
Bonneville. o. Died Jan q,
1901.
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l865-Irvng Rabbit. famed
Harvard leader of the New Hu-
manism. born Dayton, Ohio. Died
July Is, 1898
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Miss Leonor Warren. daughter
d. Dr. and Mrs William r War
rem, sailed for Havana today u
spend d week III that city.
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City Attorney J. Lancelot Les
ter who had been visiting IN Nj
~mi. returned yesterday after
noon.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
E EN- iLIBFRTAD BA-
10 N UN LIDER
r

Newburg, N. Y, Feb. r.
Ell lider obrero Samuel Nuzzo,
encontrado culpable de rObo,
hurto y Justification, fue pues-
to en- libertad provisional baJO
fianza de $4,000.
Nuzzo ACADIA de eStablecer u
ma apelaci6n contra una senten-
cia de 10 a 20 amos en- Sing
Sing que Sc lie impusiera por ha
berse appropriate de mas de nue.
We mil pesos, que no lie pertene-
clan, de Ia Union Local No II,
international de Hold Carriers,
Building and Common LaEbr-
ers Union, del a cual era agen-
te de negocios.
La Union tiene 1900 MEM
bros, Ia mayor parte empleados
en- Ia construction de un acue-
ducto en- ell vale del rio Hud-
son, obra valuada en- 100000
millones.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
CORTE DEL CIRCUITO
Docidio el juez Parks Ell contra
del taller cerrado en- los
astilleroS

Atendiendo IA vigoroSa argu-
mentaci6n del abogado general
del EStado, Tom Watson, el
iuez Parks, de la corte del cir
quito, decide aver que el taller
cerrado en- los aStilleros de la
compania Tampa Shipbuilding
es contrario a la norma de con
wniencia publica EN- tempo de
guerra y firm6 una orden anu
landed ell c~onuenio que sc firma
ra entire la corporation y Ii u
nioneS afiliadas a la Federation
Americana del Trabajo.
Los astileros de Tampa, Sc
gun ell juez, realizan trabajo de
guerra para la marina y por 10
tanto es contraproducente ell Ia
0ler cerrado, que significa eXclu
s:vidad para los miembroS de
las Uniones.
Senala ell juez en- su decision
que la defenSa, a cargo de Ray
mond Sheldon, no pudo Senalar
un precedente que favorectese
ell taller cerrado bajo condlcio'
mes de guerra.
Sc concreta el juez al case de
una fabrica de guerra que ira
baja para la guerra.
Representa- la decision una i'm
portante victoria para el aboga
do general Watson Y sus asis'
tentes y una derrota para las
Uniones de trabajadores, repre-
sentadas por Raymond Sheldon
Ell senador Pat Whitaker era
ell abogado de las Cniones has
ia que decide no presentar 81
candidatura Ell las pasadas ele'
clones.
Cuando los lideres vieron out
va no era senador del Estado
'fe pusieron a un lado" y eSco
gieron para representatives hn
este litigio al senador electC
Raymond Sheldon, que empeza.
ra sus labores le%gislativas ell
abril.
Manana lie haran 10 mismo q
Sheldon, cuando Otro senador
sea electo.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
Nuevas ventajosas posiciones ocupa hoy el ejer-
cito mandado por el Coronel General Vatutin
toma de Lozovaya ha metido una cuna entire
los dos eiercitos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mas
ALA del Volga 100, 900 prisioneros alemanes

do dicen que la ciudad es un
motion de ruinas, destruidos Sus
edificios, sus parlues, suS ca
lies y Sus avenidas. mi siquie-
ra hay en- Stalingrado ladrillos
que puedan usarse para recons-
truir.
Mas de 100000 prisioneros
slemanes han sido llevados mas
AHA del Volga.
En- un hospital subterraneo
de Stalingrado hay 200 aOema-
mes que sufren de gangrena por
efecto de Ia conge'aci6n de bra
EOS, piernas y otras parties del
cuerpo.
Durante ell sitio una gran es-
tatua de Stain perdi6 Ia cable
"a, pero Ell cuerpo Sc mantiene
erecto, aunque mutilado por las
balas.
Ell heroe en- la captura del ma
riscal Paulus 10 es un joven u
kraniano de 81 amos, ell tenien-
tie Fedor Mikailovich Yelchen,
ko. Mandaba Ell teniente una
compania que lleg6 al centric de
Ia ciudad Y rode6 ell Quartet ge,
neral de los nazis. La noche ar
terror tres mayores generates
hechos prisioneros dijeron don
DE sc podia halla a Paulus.
All entregarse a los rusos e
mariscal vestfa su uniformt
complete y ostentaba todas sus
medallas.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
PACTO DE SUICIDE ENTIRE
UNA MADRE Y SU HIJO

New York, Feb. 12.-La Sra.
Janet Miller, de 81 amos, y su
hijo Inslee, de edad militar, Sc
suicidaron aqui, puestos de a
cuerdo, por medic del gas de u
ma estufa.
La cabeza de la madre des-
cansaba sobre ell ihorno, con a
Llaves abiertas, Y el cuerpo del
hijo estaba tendido a sus pies,
Cerca estaba un ejemplar del
libro "Juan Crist6bal," alberto
en- una pagina donde Sc LEILA:
"Yo no he vivido; 20 no he VI
vido y ahora mi vida esta termi-
NADIA"
Junto al joven habia una no
ia de su junta de reclutamienfo
llamandolo al servicio militar.
Dejaron eli alquiler pagado has
ia el dfa Ia de este mes.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

Seaata prcparando una orden
y su primer r,sultado sera que
Ia falta de gomas no producing
la retirada de la circulation de
(os $4,000, 600 de automobiles
de p~aS2jeros cue posse 81 pals.
Bajo ell presente procedimiento
una persona que desea compo-
ner una gonna gastada, debe So
meterla a inspection y que Cd
trabajo Sc considere necesario
,por ell inspector. Entonces debe
ra dirigirse a su junta de racio-
namiento, que lie dard un certi-
ficado autorizandole a realiZar
ell trabajo.
Bajo ell nuevo procedimiento.
cuaNquier automovilista, no i'm
porta que librito tenga, podra
arreglar sus gOmas sin necesi-
dad de inspection, certificates
o discusiones
FL dueho de nm auSom6yil que
crea ~necesita ponerle a sus Ian
tas I'm nuevo tejido, tampoco
tendra procedimiento a seguir.
I!evara su gonna a IN estableci-
lniento de RECONSTRUCT le ha-
ran ell trabajo y pagari nor 81.
Sup6nese que hay suficiente
gonna para esa labor, puC3 de 10
c%ontrario el gobieruo no anun-
ciaria la orden que 81 propone
dar.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
La aviiacion americana hundi6 tres dest4-tores
Perdieron los japoneses IL aeroplanos

Washington, Feb. l2t-Un
communicate demorado de Qua
dalcanal anuncia que en- la pri
mera semana de febrero los a
viones torpederos americanos
Y los bombarderos lie hundie-
ron a los japoneSes tres des-
~tructoreS y les averiaron otros
cuatro en- dos ataqueS contra
fuerzas que intentaban eva
Guar oficiales y personal tee
nico.
La aviaci6n americana alta
CO a 20 destructores del enc
migo cerca de Nueva Georgia
en- la tarde de febrero A. Los
bombarderos de picada man
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
B"OMBARDFADA LA BASE
DE ~WILHELMSHAVEN

Londres, Feb. 12.-La avia-
ci6n britannica bombarde6 ano-
che la base naval alemana de
Wilhalmshaven, segdn una no.
ia dada por el ministro del aire.
Tres de los aparatos no regre-
saron.
Este ataque es el primero he
cho en- el continente desde 81 do
mingo, cuando .fuora asalabd&
la base de submarines de LO-
rient, en- Francia.
En- Ell ataque a Wilhelmsha-
zen, hecho Ell pasado q de ene-
70, participaron las fortalezaa
a6reas de los Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ell elder" Nuzzo. = Ordenanza en- vigor. =
Gasoline. - Decision del juez Parks. Quotas
de inereso. Toio Y los Glen millones.

rina dirige y supervise la cons
tucci6n de los barcos.
Para la marina trabajan cen
tenares de astiileros en- toda la
naci6n Y muchos de ellos tienen
81 taller cerrado."
iQuiza pensariamos de distin
ia manera 81 no existieSe la EN-
presa que Sc beneficial con un
diez ,por ciento Y la marina, que
aporta ell dinero, tuviese sobre
sus hombros toda la responsible
lidad!
Los obreros trabajan para
George Howell, no para la ma
rina, aunque la marina adquie'
re los b~uques.... y George Ho'
we'll Sc beneficial, en- compania
de sus asociados, con un diez
por ciento de utilidad...... luegc
de pagados los gastos de cons
truccion
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

dados por ell comandau,e VIII
liam d. Robertson de East
Peoria. Illinois, alcau.aron di
rectam noelto mus a0mbas a
un destructor, hund.aadolo en-
RES minutes. Otros aumbarde
ros averiaron an de ructor y
los aviones torpedeIoS dana
ron otro.
Escuadrillas niponas de "Ce
ros" dnban proLeecllE a hos
barcos. Perdi6 ell encmigo IL
aviones Y 10 aparatos america
nos fueron derribados. Los Blu
ques de embarcarCn al.mentO
Y equipo en- Guadalcanal y e.
vacuaron a 1000 hCmbres.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

Ell professor Ralph A. New
man, de la Escuela de Leyes de
la Universidad de San Luis, es-
TINA que debe modificarSe la
Fey Nacional de Felaciones del
Trabajo de modo que la Junta
ley Nacional de Relaciones del
bajo pueda decidir sobre Ell pa
90 de los derechos de ingreso en-
las Uniones.
Cita ell professor el case de u
ma Union del Estado de N. Jer-
sey que senalara, pOr I'm "perio
do de TEMPO" una Quota o de
recho de ingreso desde $500 a
$4,000.
Las corrientes "raqueteris-
tas" en- eq movimiento obrero
de este pals con frecuencia fl
Jan Quotas de ingreso de 5000,
500, $75, $50
All obrero pobre, 81 quiere ira
bajar, no lie queda Otro recurso,
81 10 admiten, que abonar eel de
recho de ingreso."
Una Quota justa en- cuanto al
ingreso, en- los oficios de altos
jornaCes, seria SIS y $40, no mas
en- los oficios de jornales modes
tos, So, So y 81.
Para ingresar en- una union
no basta con pagan la Quota de
ingreso. En- muchos casOs ell as
pirante tiene q. someterse a un
"examen" o ser del complete a
grade de los lideres.
81 no gusta a los lideres, no
lie dejan ~"entrar'', aunque ofrez
ca pagan Quota doble.
Conveniente serfa que, sin a
rrebatar ventajasla los trabaja
dores, Ell gobierno prohibiese
las "fantasticas" Quotas de in
geso que padecen las uniones a
mericanas.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
LA SUPPRESSION HISTORICAL

Londres, Feb. 10 Bajo ell
yugo nazi, la juventud holan-
desa debe ignorar cue en- la
6poca de Napoleon, los Paises
Bajos re istieron victoriosa-
mente ell dominic de los fran
.ceses. Por este, ell periodic de
1895 a 1913 quedara fuera de
las lecciones de historic. To-
Gas Ia, referenc.as a este pc
riodo deben ser suprimidas de
los iibros de historic Y no Sc
haran preguntas sobre 6l en-
los %examenes.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
MUJER ASESINADA
EN- PATERSON
La estrangugaron y violaron

Paterson, v. =, Feb. 12.-La
Srta. Elizabeth TRAILER, una
mujer de 35 amos, fu6 estrangu
lada y violada aqui, hallandose
ell cadaver en- un viejo establo
de Ia casa nGmero 203 de ia ca
Ne Van Houten. Viva la mujer,
que Nevada POGO tiempo en- esta
ciudad, en- el domicilio de Frank
Peirano, ch6fer de an canton.
La policia pudo comprobar que
Peirano habia saCido para Pen
lyl mia en- horas de Ia tarde..
Frecuentemente la mujer lie
acompahaba en- los Wales, pero
en- este decide quedarse.
Tarde en- la noche Sc la vic
en- una taberna, a tres cuadras
de su domicilio. Sali6 de Ga ia
berna como a la ! de la madru-
gada y el cadayer Sc encontr6 a
las 10 de la manana del dia 81
guiente. Algunas vecinas AFR
man que oyeron gritos como a
las 9 de la madrugada.
Presenta 81 cuello de la mu'
jer senales de uhas, arahazos en-
la cara Y la ropa hecha pedazos
en- la Mcha. Las huellas indican
que Ia arrstraron hasta el esta-
bio antes o despu6s de 81 muer-
te.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
ESTA NOCHE HABDARA
POR LA RADIO Ell PRESI-
DENTE ROOSEVELT

Washington, Feb 12.-Sobre
todas las "cadenas' de Radio de
la naci6n hablara esta noche, a
las $50, Ell presidente ROOse-
velt. Egperase que aluda a la
conferencia de "rendicion incon
dicioal" v~erificada en- Casablan
ca.
Ell dfa % hablara en- Ell ban
quote de eyOcaci6n de George
Washington, bajo los auspicios
del Comite Nacionaa del partido
DemocrStico.