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Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29
Nov. | DeadIine
For Sailor Mail

Santa Claus will be late for navy
men in service overseas if all
Christmas packages and mail de-
signed for them are not mailed by
the deadline which is Nov. l.
The deadline is Nov. for the
navy, the marine corps, and the
coast guard.
Remember" Postmaster Frank
Richmond of Ell Centre said Friday,
that no package may weigh more
than five pounds" He urged that
those preparing packages for mail
ing overseas should inform them
selves as to the regulations and
avoid delay.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29
TWA Asks Line
To Cairo, Eqypt

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 29-UP)-
Transcontinental and Western Air
Inc, today asked the Civil Aero
nautics board to approve CONNER
cial air service between Los Angeles
and Cairo, Egypt, with the Azores
islands as the key Atlantic base.
Permission also was sought to
link these cities and the proposed
co-terminals at Washington, New
York City, Chicago and Detroit
with London and Paris by way of
the Azores.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29
Allies Make New
Solomon luondine

ALLIED ADO UART e r S,
Southwest Pacific, Oct. %. up
Allied land, sea and air forces mass
ed today for knockout blow against
Japan's remaining bases in the
northern Solomons after a surprise
landing by American and New Zea-
land troops on the Treasury islands,
only % miles southwest OF the enc
my's Buin-Faisi strongholds.
Confirming reports of the land
ing broadcast yesterday by the
Tokyo radio, a communique from
Gen. Douglas MacArthur's head
quarters and frcnt dispatches said
the Allied troops occupied both
Mono and Stirling islands in the
Treasury group at dawn Wednes-
day, following a heavy, night-long
bom5ardment by American war
ships.
CThe Tokyo announcement said
only Mono island had peen occu-
pied)
NEAR BOUGAINYILLE
The thrust brought Allied forces
within 40 miles of Bougainville is
land, the last major japanese posi-
ton in the Solomons. II placed them
200 miles east of Rabaul, New Brit
ain, the big enemy bastion which
has been the primary objective of
a twin drive through the Solomons
and UP the northeastern coast Of
New Guinea.
Only minor opposition was en-
countered by the landing force and
Allied casualties were described as
light. The enemy garrisons fled into
the interior Of the tiny islands. II
was expected they would be mopped
up quickly.
Contradicting Tokyo claims that
Japanese naval planes had sunk
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29
Reds TrampIe on
German Corpses
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along the whole breadth Of the
steppes along the German line OF
retreat. with Russian spearheads
constantly probing the hindermost
enemy positions and coming to
grips with Nazis who failed to
shake off the pursuit.
Tolbukhin was developing the
Melitopol break through with such
rapidity that he appeared to be
making a bid to destroy the Ger
man remnants. He was trying TO
smash clear through, split the Ger
mans, then turn and destroy each
wing, front reports indicated.
GHOST VOICE
"a "ghost voice" broke into a
broadcast from Breslau last night
and told the German people that
40 Nazi divisions-600,00 men
were trapped in southern Russia
and that none would return alive
IF we do not at once disappear
from Russia" The broadcast was
reported by the federal communi-
cations commission)
The Nazi command probably lost
its last chance for an organized
stand below the Dnieper when the
fall of the highway hub of Nizhny
Serogozhy, so miles west of Meli-
topol, and Novo-Aleksandrovka,
nine miles to the north, chopped up
retreating German units on the
Nogaisk Steppes into disorganized
columns.
The CossackS were pounding
steadily toward the lower reaches
of the Dnieper and junction with
Gen. Ivan Konev's armies battling
in the streets of the mineral center
of Krivoi Rog, half way across the
Dnieper bend, to close a trap on
one of the biggest German armies
since Stalingrad.
.Battle-weary German units were
fleeing for their lives over made
quate, roundabout railways and
highways on both sides of the
Dnieper as the Soviets steadily
tightened the draw strings about
the Dnieper-M -Mogaisk bulge.
MILLION IN UKRAINE
Though there are upwards of l.
100000 Axis troops in the southern
Ukraine, the number remaining in
the Dnieper- Nogaisk bulge was a
matter of conjecture.
Some 5000 Germans were killed
in a futile attempt to save the
Nizhny Serogozhy junction, from
which roads radiate southeast and
southwest to the Crimea and west
and north to the Dnieper, and 300
died in bitter counterattacks around
Krivoi Rog, Northern prop of the
escape gap.
Following close behind the armor-
ed Vanguard, Russian artillery
units rushed their guns through
gaps in walls surrounding orchards
and ran roughshod over rich fruit
lands, taking the shortest cuts to
get into position for further blows
at the enemy.
Maintaining their pace of IL miles
a day, the Russians captured more
than 80 additional towns and vii
lages on the Nogaisk steppes yes
terday and pounded to within 26
miles of the lower reaches of the
Dnieper bend.
Red air force planes, supporting
the Soviet advance, wrecked 300
trucks and dispersed and partly
wiped out an enemy infantry regi-
ment fourteen enemy planes were
shot down.
At Krivoi Rog, the Russians push
ed deeper into the city from three
sides and broadened the base of
their wedge in the German lines,
cutting a railway line to the west
with the capture of Moiseevka, 5K
miles from Kriyoi ROg.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29

dent Manuel Avila Camacho, tour
ing hurricane-stricken areas of the
west coast
Sanchez Hernandez said no Mexi-
can troops or military planes have
been sent to the district and an
nounced that an investigation
would be launched Immediately into
the origin OF the reports.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29
ARMISTICE DAY
PROCLAMATION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-UP)-
President Roosevelt in an Armistice
day proclamation today called on
the people to devote themselves
whole -heartedly and with renew
ed fervor to every task that will
contribute to the winning of the
war"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29
Scanning |. Y.
News Horizon
DIVORCE SUIT FILED

Lilly Aline Seyoert Ihursoay
sued Charles Wesley Seybert for
divorce, alleging that he drank to
excess and did not care for her.
She said they were married in
Phoenix Nov. 2S, 1928 and separated
at Brawley June 8, 1912. Her hus-
band is ranch foreman, she said,
and has earned a good salary for a
long time
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29
WILL ENTER PLEA

Jesus Huerta, Rigoberta Conan
cho, and Ramon Megia, charged
with burglarizing the Grady Arp
home in the Holtville area, were ar
raigned in Imeprial county super
ior court Friday. They will enter
their plea to the charge next Tues
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29

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cone, only two miles short of the
Trigno river and about Is miles
inland from the Adriatic. The sweep
against Montefalcone also won three
more small towns-FoSsaltok, three
miles north of Gorella, San Biase,
six miles north of Gorella, and San
Felice, three northwest of Acqua-
viva.
STRIKE BOLDLY
A United States cruiser and de-
StroyerS struck boldly into the Gaeta
gulf Wednesday night to pound the
German shore positions in the Min
turo area. some ii miles behind the
Mondragcne coastal anchor of the
German line.
The blow at the main German
communication line along the coast
was reminiscent of the thanking
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29

an American cruiser and damaged
another in the landing, a spokes-
man at Adm. William F. Halsey's
south Pacific headquarters said
there was no enemy opposition
from the air.
Everything went according to
plan he said.
BASES KNOCKED OUT
japanese air bases in the Bum
Faisi sector on the southern enc
of Bougainyille island had been
knocked out of action several days
before the landing by a four day
aerial assault during which Allied
fliers dropped 500 tons Of bombs
on the area.
Rain squalls and smoke screens
protected the American and New
Zealand troops as they went ashore
aided by an umbrella of warplanes
that bombed and strafed the beach,
es.
japanese mortar batteries on the
islands opened up on the assault
boats, but were silenced by the
first landing parties.
Mono is & circular island about
six miles in diameter, while ada
cent Stirling island is about a mile
wide and four miles long.
CARRY OUT ATTACK
Allied bombers carried out new
attacks on the New Britain area
northwest of the Solomons. bomb
ing and setting afire a japanese
destroyer and scoring near-misses
on two other destroyers.
Other raiding planes pounded the
Kavieng airdrcme on New Ireland
and the Gasmata field on the south
coast of New Britain, and attacked
shipping throughout the area, sink
ing a coastal vessel.
At the extreme western arc of
the Allied pincers closing in on
Rabaul, Allied fighter patrols in
tercepted a japanese attempt to
parachute supplies TO their isolated
ground forces on the Huon penin-
su1a OF northeastern New Guinea.
About 30 enemy planes were in
tercepted and at least u, and prob
ably l0, were shot down at a loss
OF one Allied fighter.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29
SUIT is FILED

AguStin Santini Thursday sued
Josephine Santini for divorce, al
leging that she deserted him about
year after their marriage IN
Yuma July Is, 1928.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29

So Sorry
"Will you drop me at my house
on your way home?" Judge Elmer
Heald asked Deputy District At
torney Ray Mouser, Il haven't. a
car today"
Let me take you home" offered
Deputy District Attorney A. c.
Finney," I live closer to you and I'd
be glad TO"
Heald accepted and they left the
court house together. They looked
around on the north side of the
court house. Finney's car wasn't
there. They walked to the south
side. The car wasn't there. 1t
wasn't on the west or the east side.
Il remember now" said Finney
sheepishly, Il didn't bring my car
today"
They walked home together.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29
RAMBLING REPORTER

continued from page u
garbage can. an almost impossible
task. He found one at last and put
it in the little lattice work house
built for the garbage can. The can
was a little shabby so Bevin paint
ed it. He stood back and looked at
it standing in the little lattice work
house. The can was so splendid
that it made the little house look
shabby. So he painted the little
house. He stood back and admired
the newly painted can and lattice
house. They looked fine but the
lattice fence around them looked
shabby. So he painted the fence
which surrounded the backyard.
The newly painted fence, lattice
garbage house, and garbage can
were all beautiful but they made
the house look shabby.
So Bevin had to paint the house.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23
Farmers In State
Getting Small Shore
Notionul Income

usaHatr NJ iHfrase ln
menme arratr isaan 20 tss afn
lr4 n 5 wfssi# 5 nsanp
cra are stiil shsffna a II al
nanalel, pnafsassh ~ m
naiien8I fncaffa ssaae ls
Welea ESpe iaaeFst Station ear
ofussi. IA 81 aftselc pah4saea u
uae April issae ~ M
Farm Resegaan
The nsiiona tnepynft a haT
marketing afnma4axe u
ii Weich. aa lh# hiiian ao
as au8 me onc tlffe ee
thar En- 1881 Net nexane b. avn
eaa vas apHs aSinsatetA iaz m
iauu 8oiiars The gfeates w
creas,s in ineulfse Naefe c80ea
sfom ad-maring efop ane ron
mssat aniuaas v~ekrtnbies p0ul-
rr and eggs
From ls4i 10 asa o. cast a-
come from arm mafk Ans n-
cFeasao more ~ A,sapn tain
IA ine e1tfut s a..
come figures for Nse aat g.
eaen 8 tine pes UHc W. q
as i8tlows la40 sIua H4ia. ms0.
1874 S20l 600 0u a. SO
neo coo
III Wcich fefI .aa tae s. m
Me7me outlook avur.
at with Ices
str ewhat hRIht uaaat Brod
uei Or tn q Haa Il IS
q afge 90 ths and Ss65 e5
m nands sno were bought
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23

rzfre tiau un Their nmfs
en- ihett ase iise You al au
Elofhss Hauenina Coniasinz
Ta fsSsaniaa 81 eseihe
ee0vinN 3 HesasclHe - a4 -
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stunt Mr. 1pfosYs Gsauiiu
Ne couia got anefhFna ma
w Want hui ne uaupspn sua
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a Tor e vea 50 se haee io 8a
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knne Wheths Fan fns h
Ieeing Nhef tgu @eu a
ihr State - noi uut q an
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annws and 4 NfsstaHf aarnrssf
me in ssf Australia a. tute8sfH
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nasilsiisn ahiy eassal - tFsl e
New Nnb eats scattered oveF q
Mafe Amaalcana maX ~ Bcuaua
aVss lhaa seay inn I'm ngv nut
ass mans u lasF hssa sfs Rutns
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4 ssiH . small wumtu issa 81
4ssse tho vaf She haa tae au
PRISE es useenag . man @hsafH
mane 8lN uumembra n Pasea
Enuia wilerr Ia spent stafsc time
Molhe vii Eou phone Auni
Ilatiso fAisk HcEnpes gsaiarrl snd
ted isrg ! fan iato Col Ghames
ehilf buying lslnds II soen& n
Wa ~ uaafEe uf setting up ali
the rerreaiIanal camps aiun& tAs
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uleasslK a. enjoying e party with
the rlnMo WfeH uno u thf bte
ahina was IaanCipsu i1rrr taN
aiaffh a. Waulesa ue o. IN
hss illanka 1af a vefs eng0s able
une along e. her ARC une
hcfmoe
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23

Mrs = p BafiH4 nruata ~
Mnudat aftcf 4 several asp us
II g. her husband pvi r = naf
hpI. who IS statBned 80 E8mr
Claiborne. 30
Mrs Bills Gray and lsibs an
have returned from Tuscaloosa
Ala r. neside with her uuihef
Mn J F Tufnrf. j.
MIR Clement Vs8unet the
fornruf tiiS Frames Nelson ~
iced amane friends and relatives
here SUNDAY and Nanaag
Mrs Theresa Bakef lcil an an
extended visit Ia her husband.
Pvt e + Baker now stationed
at Cape Cod Mas
MFs Paul Siefuson and Misses
Ruth CTHHget ana Flora Garter
speat WeanesaHs ~ Mobile
Staff sgl ana Airs Wallace
GfterSon we're visitors h The
home 81 nj ana Mrs Albeus
Gfecnoagh thas wuek sgt GrIef.
son Is stationed at Port Sill Okla
and M 6riursan hes hnsn sheue
with nm for some TIME.
Staff SRt Norman Cunningham
was a vasiier among friends and
RELATIVES herr luf sevenal laws
lhas week Ar event u interest e.
hls lftends Nas Hss mareiake F..
aas evening a. Mis- Evcvn SUIT
SON 81 Muh5lc NJ Cunningham
Is pn1pinyea at Bfuaklcy Field
Ala and plans "a accompany
nef hashand SO indiana. whefe he
R ststlnWd
The muHthlA 6aaa ana Stamp
Day Was held Fndas a. Eaealas
% srheoi Mn l. Bonn sas m
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23

eEIfemee doubtful. @ssn4sing
aa mal weather eanatuens tust
asafalI farm production vii
Taual the hiae Jewel II 1912 TIE
Ira hinafahee 70 81 increase -
PRODUCTION IS 20 b. found in the
mefra iup aafeity nf farm lannl
aHa tnc Iaeis that there IS mis
mitch gasla land. Wfils mactfn
and sunniies are limited
Despite inc favurallic mereav
- Eafr neame during sis past
wear. the agricultural segment ai
auiatuon Wiil receive consia
8biR ies thau AS proportional
aafr 81 the national income TITO
INCOME per person uu farms 10
Iuung peruuikitcs VAS $3.50 III
la42 ihe income lot persons nHl
80 the farm Nas sl0ls TINS no
slou disparity ~ the distribution
the totsi National income IS
tHer aENrntttu az ne i@Nt tNaA
- pereeut 81 the fatai farm pm
ulation received only e percent
81 The farm income
To obtain maximum FARM pro
dueaon IN lsa3 a mas he nee
essart tor peiues un certain prod
uem 60 h advanoea shows tie
.evel Of 1872 Mosi farm onera
tass will ~ pFodueina undHF en-
ditions Of inercased e8st and m
creased personal eglasf In Greer
I pRe, production 81 different
products in sumevhat uhe raue
~ needs. II might be necessary
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- ai aHe equ3tahtf snast fac
tors con iaegeu1 am what Is nee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23
Australia Not Unlike America Except
There's Lots Of Beef, Says KreOle Girl


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au tfse srgF emo w
M 81 ~ ff9.r
Gauntuenaw an
arrives hanr srfsH htH ua
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Okia Maere BE- ftn ~ y
p8n Hlaefssu
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23
KREOLE

MFa Joseph Wmdham gats
saga Mason4 ieii TUESDAY to ioin
hef husband. Pwt Jnseph Wind.
lsam ~ Oregon where he Is nos
stationed 81 Camp Adair shs
Wss accompanied bx Mr. Diet
Coleman ana son. Terfx. a. far
as California where tiles vii.
xlsit Mrs CoscmaH husband
eho is IN the Navy
~ aud Mrs III Mile hao rs
Their week end guesi air ane
Nns Wiu Hillman ard aaunHles.
Norma Ruth 81 Leakesvtlle his
Annie lac Dnhson of jackson.
and Wirt HiIlman j. 81 Mopiie
"A They aIso visited 81 ane
Mr. G B KING 81 paseagouia
Ms Raymond Delmas ann.
Mn Cecil HateiY Wefs business
vtsiten IN Mobile Manaas
Pet and Nn x E MeLad
and AR and Mft Eafnaai Den
mark molarea a. Camp Shelhs
SUNDAY Waefe - Mcleod Is
safiunec
SIR Frank FsrkeI and son.
George ere visiting ufth Nh
oep DeLsneep enc Mf Deek
= a1ker
Mr. 3 + Cpfict ines uafa
Aitilecl s xl.itinF hef mo3a
III jim Miller Ronzld RofnH
Wfo was visiting hef fog tae
as r. BiIuxl returned Ntth
HaE
PFC JOHN { Lsssite e. CamI
g%Aaibsrne ha been visiting rs
brother sua sisief-ln- laR NJ
ne Mrs Arthur " Lssltcf.
MF LeNis Wells ieft thls week
q slst be- uusbsnd - Shepard
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NJ ! J Williams sp8 en-
- .tsnf the wea end sIIf
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hafan Rouge la
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eanf saturday nleht and sun
8as n BiIax6
Ar Mame knRa b pemdinl
Nek VISITING Ms = ID Rae.
IS 1n AEaaaIa
aH Is Brown enc da.ehfe.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23
Eighty Ninth Motel
Dov Made Event For
s. B. Richards

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eirt Is h@ Feiaf ard en
ws faat - s 8 Ran ss
Lake avenue AuzH l8 wn n
acafae g wears go
A. elaborate aaanaf
bv NJ RrhAfa aaus
Cnar3@ Bios wheee
laia fas fhe Rre ranp arc
Mm Gf#ef ard ftsen n B
man NJ snd Ns pege Nffng
8f Hllnaa Meieue sind Ri aua
Mrs M0s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23

nsals So order - Obtain
e8 pfoaactlan - tnr nafe Hf
gently needed form pI0e4t
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23

In Cnn8aa IS are tlH1n haeh
ara Werc 8afbf0aen e. hunt
trade or fish
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23

The mnnihlA ssaa ami STAMP
DaV ass held Friday a Eaatav
~ aheaai Mn T. Honsi Was m
La gaceta., 1943-09-11
Ell VIOLIN ROJO
FragamentO

iOh, bellos violines escarlata,
algeria de los ninos!
Como brillan con csc color rojo
sublimel. A pesar de su forma rus
tica son ell encanto de las almas
puras! No valen mas que velati-
cinco centavos, ash que, adn un
poeta puede hacer sus ahorros y
comprar uno para alegrar su casa
Como las flores, como los polichin
las como ell vino de las tabernas,
los pobres violines rojos valen po-
co dinero y p%rocuran momentos de
infinita algeria.
Hace pocos dias vi, en- ell hos
pital de Bic6tre, un loco llamandO
David, que tocaba en- un peque-
no violin rojo; apenas habia cum
plido treinta amos; era grande y
esbelto; SUI cabeza de forma per-
fecta, de tipo acknowledgements her
moso; pero no miraba sino hacia
ell cielo. Permanecf largo ratio con-
templando a David, admiraba en-
el la dicha que hacia %resplande-
Ger su rostro Ell sonido apenas
roce del arco sobre los pedanOs
de alambre rojo, estirados como
La gaceta., 1943-09-11

la estructura industrial italiana que
nominalmente esta basada en- ell
estado cooperative.
DeIesta manera, Stella ha venidO
a ser un campo de experimentation
de la clase de gobierno que los Ala
dos estableceran en- los paises euro
peos ocupados por ell Eje.
Para que ell Ejercito Aliado pueda
operar libremente Y sin tenor, Sc
hace ne~cesario ell restablecimiento
de la ley, de la justicia y ell orden.
Los s~ervicios publicos y demas fun
clones del gobierno tambi6n deben
ser restablecidOs, para proteger al
pueblo del hambre y las enferme-
dades.
Ademas, este proyecto del go
bierno militar aliado, es una sim
cera tentative de una administra-
ci6n international manelada POI
una organization anglo-americana,
v representa- la cooperation cue
Drestan los Estados Unidos e lngia-
terra al restablecimiento del orden
mundial.
La gaceta., 1943-09-11

guido que sus causas entraran a
juicio. Ahora Sc les han concedido
los derechos de defensa, de juicios,
derechos de consulta, de presentar
testigos y de apelaci6n.
Relevaci6n de ~impuestOs
Tambien Sc estan llevando a cabo
cambios drasticos en- ell sistema de
impuestos, los cuales va no seran
para benefcio de la burocracia fas-
cista nj para emplearse en- gastOs
de operaci6n del sistema coopera-
two, va reteniendolos o dandoles
otro destino. La buena APPLICATION
del producto de los impuestos facili-
tara. grandemente, la elimination o
la modification radical de los PERM
ciosos procedures seguidos ante
riormente por los fascistas.
En- la elaboration de este nuevo
sistema de impuestos Sc tiene la in
tenci6n de conservar la parte bene-
fciosa que c~ontenia ell sistema fas-
cista de Seguridad Social.
Este proyecto, sencillo a Prlmera
vista. presagia grandes camblos en-
La gaceta., 1943-09-11
lila como ejemplO para la
Restauraci0n del Orden mundial

GTON.- siste-
native de Stella ha
vrandes cambios en-
as semanas, pues ell
militar aliado del te-
cupadO Ia ha reorga-
Dtalmente, sobre. las
d leyde a~cercamientO
ericanO.
iamente hostil pOlicfa Sc
Sta, similar a la gestapO,
abOlida por complete.
carabineros constituyen
ii ayuda para Ia obSer-
este sisteIaa ~implantado
que opera bajo 10 direc-
gobierno aliadO. Este
ema servirA, probable.
mOdeIO q los que Sc adop-
los otros paises despues
b sido libertados de IL
h nazi.
EupO de carabineros, que
! que yer ahora con Ell fas-
% que dependi6 anterior
los fascistas y de los go
be lie precedieron, es una
Jon que opera bajO La d.
. Ia clase superior sici-
quien fuere los que -
ssa
. e6digO prOtegea tOdOS
nbios f~undamentales he
sienna judicial de Ia isla
del vastO plan de
de las Naciones Unidas,
lebido tempo sehalara su
ia a tOdos los demas GO
los pafses enemigos. [
han sido .~provistos
70 c6digO penal que esta-
nlnguna persona puede
elada pOr las autoridades
i'm las pruebas completes
que Sc lie impute, v asi-
podra permanecer dete-
lnidamente en- espera del
respondents, como era
'stablecida bajo la "Ley
e Seguridad Pdblica, % que
En- muchos casos
al pueblo siciliano ell
derechos, del cual esta-
los baio ell regimen fas-
cuandO hubieran cOnse-
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cuerdas, 10 sumergian EN- un ex-
sublime; y 70 sentia correr
mis- lagrimas, porque Ell placer que
experimental al OR un artista e.
mana del que siente 81 mismO.
TeodOrO de Banville
La gaceta., 1943-09-11
limit
Ell Enemigo de las Cana'

W se sienta apezarado por .
.ana.. Luzca diez amos mas jovet
No pierda la Oportunidad De >.
vida y la felicidad misma. U.s.
TINTIT y su cabellO tendra esq
4oarlencia de juventud. TINTII
70 cOnitene nitrate de plata y ST
preciO es ecOn6micO. PidalO 2 .
bOtica o 81 no 81 tel6fOuO numer'
Y1s54. Para pedidOs . Ia agenciS
p. o. Box $500. Tampa, Florida
La gaceta., 1943-09-11

MAISKY EN- L~0NDRES-A-
caba de regresar a Londres ell
vicecomisario sovietico de nego-
clos extranjeros, Ivan Maisy.
Esta conferenciando con ell mi-
nistro Eden. Creese que haran
los arreglos para una c%onferen-
cha tripartita.