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La gaceta., 1943-03-04
NUEVO ASISTENTE DE
WATSON

Tahalla hassee, Mario 4.-El
abogado general Watson desig-
nc aver para ell pu\to de asis-
tente n1mero uno de su depar-
tamento, en- lugar de Stuart H.
Gillies, que renunciara, a Law
renee A. Truett.
Gillies renunci6 para aceptar
81 puesto de c~onsejero de la jun
ia de administrator, cargo
que Watson estima, segGn una
petici6n hecha a la corte supre-
ma, que pertenece a su depar-
tamento.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04
~DECLARADA SIN LUGAR
APELACION DEL NEGRO
GSTON

La Corte Suprema del Esta-
do confirm6 aver la ~sentencia
de prisi6n por toda la vida inn
puesta al negro James CASTOR,
por 81 juez Sander, como uno
de los dos individuos que atra-
caron Y mataron a Vernon
Long, empleado del hotel "Em-
basSy".
Ell criminal debera empezar
a cumplir la merecida pena.
lErnesto Parker, que matara
a Long mientras ell otro lie espe-
raba en- un autom6vil, esta con
denado a morir en- la silla cleo
trica.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04
LA EN- CHINA
SIGUE MEJORADO

Chungking, mario Ala ST.
tuaci6n militar en- China, Sc
gun un portawoz del gobierno
del generalisimo Chang, sigue
mejorando y en- cierto modOI
puede calificarse de brillante.
Los atafues nipones sobre
Kiangsi y Kiangsu han fraca-
,sado y en- ell oeste de Yunan, en-
Ell frente de Salween, todos los
ataques del enemigo han lido
contenidos.
Creese que los nipones tratan
de concentrar tropas en- varios
puntos y atacar de nuevo.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04
Ell FISCAL DEL ID
ACUSA A MARIA Y HA-
ROLD HUNT

Ell fiscal del codado, Jose E..
Williams, present6 aver cargos
en- la Corte de 10 Criminal, pre-
sidida por ell juez Hines, con-
ira Harold Hunt y su esposa
Maria, por vender carne que
~ilegalmente compraron falsifi1
cando eli nombre de Ralph Gal
loway, un agente de la base de
Bombarderos de Avon Park.
EStimael fiscal que Hunt es
culpable de f~alsificar un NOM
La gaceta., 1943-03-04

bre Y de comprar carne con
iaIsas pretensiones." .
Clyde Davis, administrator
de la bctica Walgreen, sera Ell
principal testigo contra la pa
reja.
Cuando sc detuvo a los Hunt
tenian en- su autom6vil I'm car
gamento de carne fresca.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04
DE- ~PROPIEDADES

Celestino C. Vega, Jr. a Paul
D. Cochran, jr.; Samuel B. Da-
MEL a F. d. Wanamaker Ra-
mos Harrsi a Pablo Perdomo;
Ramon Romeo, jr a Finley c..
Knight; Geneta DeRugelo a
Elizabeth Bowhen; H. L. Stone
a Charles L. White; Paul Nell
son a Augusta Lenje.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04
MATRIMONIOS

Willie Ray Plaster, 81, y He
len Mcdaniel, 21; Andres 10
Presti, 80, y Luxiac Lucia Pc
rez, "a; Benjamin Stuart, rs,
v Ray Sharfin, rs; D. J. Frank
%, y Ester Norma, Fender
grass, 21; Robert C. Pepper,
"a, y Helen KavakoS, %; Paul
Lee Jones, %; Luis H. Gleaves,
Al, y Virginia Hunt, %; Char
les Loroy Bennett, %, y Lean
nette Real, Is.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04
Sc HA REUNIDO DOS We
CES Ell GABINETE DE
FRANCO

Londres, mario 4.-Dos Eeces
Sc ha reunido Ell gabinete del &c
neral Franco, en- Madrid, en-
las 1ltimas AZ horaS.
Creese que Hitler lie lha hecho
al dictator espanol varias petit
clones relacionadas con la que
ira.
Algunos de los bien entera-
dos aseguran que Sc trata de
problemas internos.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04
Ell CUPON No. 5 DE ACEI-
TIE COMBUSTIBLE

Jacksonville, mario al
cup6n combustible ndmero 5 en-
tiara en- vigor ell dia Z de mar
20 Y sera acceptable, en- toda la
Florida, por 10 galones.
Waldo por nueve galones, ell
cup6n miner O a no eXpirara
hasta ell dia 6 de abril.
La nueva orden sobre 81 nu-
mero5 tiende a favorecer las
personas que usan la mayor
parte de su Quota con motive
del intense frio.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04
SECCION JUVENIL
X G OF A.

lPor orden del hermano Presi
dente otto a todos los hermanos
de la LOgia Juvenil, para la
junta de grades que celebrare-
mos ell Viernes 5, a las 8 P. M.
En- esta tenida de grades, hay
una gran cantidad de nuevos
miembros.
Esperanto la asistencia de
todos, Quedo fraternalmente,
Ell Secretario
La gaceta., 1943-03-04
UN SUBMARINE INGLES
HUNDIO z BARCOS

Londres, MARIO 4.-Anunci6
hoy ell Almirantazgo ell hundi-
miento, por un submarine in
giles, de z barcos del enemigo.
Por ell mismo buque fueron a.
tacados y averiados otros 9.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04
~INGLATERRA THEME iUN
NUEVO TYPO DE BARCO,
DE- GUERRA

Londres, mario Ala Gran
ha puesto en- acci6n, Sc
gun A. V. Alexander, el Pri1
mer Lord del Almirantazgo, I'm
nuevo tipo de barco de guerra,
mas rapido y mas pesado que Ell
tipo de corvette. "Nos propo-
nemos llamarle 'tfragata". Las
"corvettes" generalmente das-
,plazan de 500 a 600 toneladas".
La gaceta., 1943-03-04
DEFUNCIoNES

Falleci6 anoche en- 81 domici'
lilo, 1861 de la avenida Lake,
Feliciano Martinez, de Ga amos,
Deja a un lhijo y tres hijas,
Mitchell y Sras. Isabel Ruiz,
AdelinS Spoto y Margarita
Juneau. El cadaver recibira Sc
pultura en- el cementerio Wood
lawn.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04

dad bGlgara de Harmarli, se-
gun Ia cual hay ail!.i una catas-
tr6fica carestia de leche. Para
una poblaci6n de 5000 perso-
mas, hay una provision de lie
che de 200 litros diarios. En-
otras ciudades la carestia es
.~igualmente d~esastros.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04

y a 20 y 30 en- las afueras, con-
forme Sc habia pronosticado.
Hasta las seis de la mahana
no Sc produjo Ia temperature
de helada.
Para esta noche sc anuncia
de nuevoescarcha, pero creese
que no bajara tanto.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04

tras dos fueron cubiertas por
los escombros.
La paed cay6 sobre varias ca
sas continguas al penal.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04

La Sra. Ida Amos, de SO amos
vecina del 2O6 South Woodlawn
muri6 aver en- un hospital local.
Deia a sus dos hermanas, Sras.
Robert Choate y Sra. Ander-
son, la primera de WeaverlN
Tenn. y la segunda de Sycamo-
re Landing, Tenn.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04

Cuanuv lba a ser operado ia
lleci6 aver en- un hospital local
Ell joven Joe Scaglione, del 2312
de la Octava avenida.
Deja a su padre, cinco her
manos y cuatro hermanos.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04

Hoy Sc verified ell estierro,
en- ell cementerio del Centre Els
panel, de la Sra. Josefa Diaz
Chavez, de Sc amos, vecina del
2105 de la calle Taliaferro. De-
ia a dos hijos, Jose M. Chavez
v Antonio Chavez, dos Ihijas y
dos hermanas.
Cargaron Ell feretro los Sres'
Charles Men6ndez, Eddie Sal
vas, Rafael Chavez, Eduardo
Perez Y Jose Manuel Chavez.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04
Ell TEMPO

Menos frio para la mahana
del viernes. Bajo ell term6metro
hoy a 81 grades, en- la ciudad,
La gaceta., 1943-03-04
UN LITRO DE LECHE PARA
As Personals

"Utro" de Sofia, tha publicado
una carta procedente de la clu-
La gaceta., 1943-03-04

Sc DESEA.-Caja de eau
dales de combination. Olga la
marca, precio y dimensiones
exteriores e interiors;. Tam
bi6n un archivador de cartas.
Dirija:e P. o. Box 1886.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04

DERRUMBE DE UNA PA
RED
Waterford, Erie, mario A.
AL derrumbarse ua pared de 60
pies en- la prisi6n de Waterford
murieron Z personas y II reci-
bieron heridas y creese que O.
La gaceta., 1943-03-04

Durante los nltimos diez amos los
nazis han inculcado tan eficazmente
sus doctrinas a la actual genera
ci6n alemana, que la juventud en-
ese pals desconoce por complete ell
s~ignifcado de la palabra libertad.
La discipline a que Sc la ha some
lido, ensena a esta nueva genera
ci6n que ell individuo Sc debe por
entero a la sociedad o al estado.
Ning1n aleman, joven o viejo, Sc
atreve a expresar los dictados de
su voluntad; su 1nica mission en-
esta terra es la de jurar fdelidad
primero al estado y luego a su
Fuhrer.
Por sus propias palabras, los
alemanes Sc dan a conocer ante ell
mundo entero como verdaderos
barbaros, va que glorifcan alberta
mente ell pillaje y la pirateria y ira
tan de hacer aparecer ell robo como
una virtud.
Hitler Y sus satellites, al intentar
la conquista del mundo entero,
destruyeron por complete la vieja
cultura alemana, 10 cual, segun
anota ell "Libro B~lanco," Sc hizo ne
cesario para hacer possible "la reno
vaei6n del pueblo aleman,"
GOebbels 10 recOnoce
va desde 1884, Ell Ministro &c
Propaganda, Paul Joseph Goebbels,
declaraba abiertamente que 81 Ell
Nacional Socialism, hsbia hechoI
uso de lbs prer9oCativas democrat
ticas, f'l6 con eli exclusive ohieto de
pear des.ruir y ANGULAR e-a mis-
mas Ger ~9c.as. V establecer un
rims, en- principios
dame Ia--- ~ AIuei
La gaceta., 1943-03-04
Los Estados UnidOs publican un "Libro BlancO''
dOnde Sc exponen los designiOs nazis para
la destruction de Ia der1ccracia

w ADllllNNIlONs - DdJO cl
titulo de "Nacional Socialis-
mo-" la Secretaria de Estado
de los Estados Unidos ACADIA
de lamar a la publicidad una
nueva edicion del "Libro
Blanco," donde Sc exponen, ba-
sandose en- documentos au-
tenticos, los designios nazis de
destruir la democracia y todos
los principles de libertad que
lie son inherentes, para poder
asi realizar sus ambiciones de
conquista mundial.
Las fuentes alemanas de infor-
maci6n que hicieron possible esa
importante obra, fueron las ST.
guientes: literature y flosoffa;
decretos, estatutos Y otros docu-
mentos o~ficiales; escritos v declara-
clones ofciales de los lideres ale
names asi como informes confiden-
ciales y otros datos obtenidos por
los representatives de la Secretaria
de Estado quienes, durante largos
amos, Sc encargaron de llevar q
cabo esa tarea de Investigation.
Todo aquel que vive bajo ell regi-
men del Tercer Reich desconoce los
principles politicos y economics
puestos en- practica en- ell Hemis-
ferio Occidental, donde florecen las
verdaderas democracias. Seg1n 10
testifica ell Libro Blanco, "toda la
doctrina del Nacional Socialism,
esta diametralmente opuesta a los
principles de la democracia ameri-
cana"
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Submarine Grenadier
And Two Subchasers
Lost, Navy Reports
Casualties UndiscIosed;
Jops Make New Attack
On Funufuti Base

A Navy communique today re-
ported the loss of the American
submarine Grenadier and two
submarine chaserS.
1t also told of an Improbable
Japanese raid Sunday night on the
American base on Funafuti Island
in the Ellice group. One enemy
plane was shot down and little
damage was caused by the raiders.
The Grenadier, reported overdue
and presumed lost. apparently was
one of the American submarines
which have been inflicting heavy
damage on Japanese supply lines
throughout the Pacific.
The Navy gave no indication of
where the submarine made its last
patrol.
The subchasers 694 and 696 went
down in the Mediterranean area as
result of enemy bombing. The
attack, the Navy said, was made on
August %, but no additional details
were disclosed.
Built at Portsmouth, N. H., the
2-year-old Grenadier carried a crew
of approximately 65 men. She was
the 18th submarine lost since the
(See NAVY page A-160
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Guide for Readers

Fighting on the outskirts of Saler-
no, Italy, still was in progress when
1t. Col Thomas A. Lane of Wash
ington, AMG chief for the Salerno
district, began reorganizing the civil
government of the city. an Asso-
ciated Press dispatch revealed to-
day.
Describing the occupation of the
city by Allied forces, Don White
head, Associated Press war corre-
spondent, said the government
begged down completely after the
Mayor, Fascist leaders and weather.
citizens fed. The staccato fire of
machine guns could be heard as
Col. Lane and his assistants started
the task of bringing order out of
chaos, according to the Whitehead
! dispatch.
Col. Lane Is a graduate of Con-
zaga High School and Georgetown
| University Law School, and his wife
and two daughters live at 14l5 Madi-
son street NV Commissioned q
major two years ago, he has been
overseas only about month. Be-
fore that he had been stationed nj
the War Department and Fort Myer
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Hull Silent on Role
Hell Play in Farley
Says ThreesPowe Tolks
Still 10y in Future
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary of State Hull was non-
committal today when he was
asked about his possible participa-
ton in a three-power conference
of British, Soviet and American
Foreign Ministers.
A reporter at his press confer
ence inquired whether it was true
he had definitely agreed to particle
pate personally in such a confer.
ence, probably in London. Mr..
Hull replied that the matter lay
in the future, and he did not be-
lieve there was anything he could
say pro or con that would be help
full now.
In reply to other questions, Mr..
Hull said American Ambassador
Laurence A. Steinhardt was re-
turning from his post in Turkey
on more or less periodical trip to
Washington. He added he naturally
would be glad of the opportunity to
confer with him at such an i'm.
portant stage of international af-
fairs.
Asked about the popular reaction
to his Sunday night broadcast on
the Nations foreign policy, Mr.. Hull
said his associates in the depart
ment had told him the reaction
throughout the country had been
excellent.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
DC. Labor Counsel Directing
AMG Work in Captured So|erno

and had attended AMG training
schools at the University OF Virginia
and at a post in Michigan.
He was associated with the Labor
Department before entering the
service and had acted as labor re-
lations counsel for the Interna-
tional Bricklayers Union.
Assisting Col. Lane in setting up
AMG at Salerno we're Capt. Aug
ustine Riolo of Endicott, N. Y, and
Second 1t. Donald Murray OF Los
Angeles.
The Associated Press reported that
German looters stripped Italian civ
ilians of all their food, silver, linen,
wine and everything else of value
they could find before leaving Saler-
no. The Italians gave the invad-
ing Allied troops riotous welcome.
The first act of Col. Lanes group
was to post proclamations inform
ing the populace of rules to be OBJ
served during the occupation. Ital-
ian carabinieri police. who had been
disarmed by the Germans but who
wore civil police armbands and were
keeping order. were pressed into
service by AMG.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Roosevelt Plans
War Report
ToCongress
By the Associated Press

BY lhe ASSoclateQ Press.
Congressional leaders said to-
day that President Roosevelt will
send a special message to Con-
gress Friday to report on the
progress of the war"
Senate Majority Leader Barkley
made that announcement on leav-
ing a White Mouse conference.
He said the message would con-
tain no legislative recommendations,
but would be more of a report on
the general war situation than any
thing else"
With Senator Barkley in discuss
Ing the congressional and war sit
uation with the President were
Speaker Rayburn, Vice President
Wallace and House Majority Leader
Mccormack.
With the administration studying
plans to raise $4,000. .000, 900 in new
revenue this year. Mr.. Roosevelt
slso called his tax advisers back to
tie White House for continuance
OF a conference that was begun
September 9.
Summoned to meet the President
were Secretary of the Treasury Nor
eenthau, War Mobilization Director
Byrnes, Economic Sterilization Di-
rector Vinson, Randolph Paul, gen.
eral counsel and tax expert of the
Treasury, and Judge Samuel I. Ro-
seminar, the Presidents adviser.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
London Press Emphasizes
5th Army's Bitter Struggle
By .he Associated Press.

By he Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE London
press, with almost single voice,
emphasized today the bitter struggle
in which the American 5th Army is
engaged at Salerno, the favorable
positions occupied by the opposing
German troops and the possibility
that the British 9th Army's prog
ress up the Italian peninsula may
be slowed by adverse terrain.
The tone of this comment con-
trasted markedly with the buoyant
announcement of the initial land
ings in Italy and predictions that
little resistance would be encount-
cred south of the Pc River.
Editorial writer's spoke today of
the "dangerous" period through
which the 5th Army is passing and
the fact that it probably is out
numbered. 1t may be week or
more before the British 9Th Army
moving up from the toe of Italy
can intervene at Salerno, they esti-
mated
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Reds Believe hazis Lack
Troops 10 Hold in Italy
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Sept. 14.-The Soviet
Army newspaper Red Star advanced
the opinion today that the Germans
lacked sufficient forces to check the
Allies in Italy.
Hitler is attempting to gain time,
hoping to organize a defense in
Northern Italy to halt the offensive
of the Allied troops, but he does not
have forces enough to carry out
this Intention the newspaper de-
clared
1t estimated the Nazi forces in
the Naples region at two or three
divisions
Red Star said the Russian sum-
mer offensive had radically reduced
German reserves and now the Hit
lerites are forced to shift new di-
visions west to east"
Withdrawal of the Germans from
the Donets Basin and the breach
of the German defenses in the
Ukraine are increasing pressure on
the German reserves" it asserted.
These factors simplify the problem
of the defeat of German troops on
the continent by the Allies"
Evening star., 1943-09-14
CoIman Found Guilty
Ordered Denoted
To Captain S Rank
Convicted Of Careless
Use of Firearms in
Chouffeur's Shooting
BY the Associated Press


SELFRIDGE FIELD, Mich,
Sept. 14.-Col. William r. Col
man, former commandant at
this Army air base. was reduced
in rank to a captain today by a
general court-martial that tried
him on % counts of violating the
articles of war. The court or
dered him placed at the foot of
the list of captians, not to be
promoted for three years.
Col. Colman was convicted OF
careless use of firearms in the shoot
ing of Pvt. william r. McRae, coll
ored chauffeur, and of four charges
of drunkenness. He was acquitted
of other charges. Among the lat
ter were allegations that he had
Illegally arranged transfers for en-
listed personnel to the field here
and that he had accepted for his
private use vacation lodge from
Bay City, Mich, contracting firm
The court of eight colonels and
one lieutenant colonel began secret
deliberations at 10 am. (EWT) to-
day, and at 2 pm. summoned the
trial Judge advocate, Capt. Phillip
D. O'Connell, to read Col. Colman's
record. The reading of the record
military experts said, is required for
mally of the military court before
deliberations are begun on the sem
tence of the accused.
Verdict Goes to Street.
The court, it was further ex.
planned, may or may not announce
its decisions when it completes it.
deliberations. The verdict first goe.
to Maj. Gen. st. Clair Street, com.
(See COLMAN, Page A-2)
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Walter {. Coates Dies;
Veteran Of The Star

Walter c. Coates, So. of The Star
advertising department died this
afternoon at his home, $500 Four
teenth street NV, of a heart
ailment.
Well known in business circles,
Mr.. Coates had been with The Star
since the spring of 1906. He had
been suffering from time to time
with an heart ailment, but had
planned to go on vacation this
week when he again became ILL., His
condition grew worse and he died
late this afternoon.
Mr. Coates was born in Leesburg,
Va, and came to Washington as a
young boy. He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Genevieve Coates and one
brother, William A. Coates, former
postmaster at Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1943-09-14

NEW YORK, Sept. ID tP.-
Stocks easy; leaders in quiet re-
treat. Bonds narrow; some rails
resist lower trend. Cotton firm;
New Orleans trade and mill buy
ing.
CHICAGO-Wheat closed "a
lower to "a higher; profit taking
cut advance. Rye finished un-
changed to Ia cents off; selling
near close. Hogs generally 10 to
Is cents lower: top. 1855 on light
Weights
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Bitter Street Fighting
In Rome Reported
By AIgiers Radio
Nozi Propoeondists Soy
Liberated Duee Will
Cancel CopituIotion
BY the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. IA. - Bitter
street fighting in Rome was re-
ported by the Algiers radio to-
day even as German propagan-
dists were proclaiming the re-
birth of Fascism under Benito
Mussolini's personal command
with a prediction that he would
cancel Italy's capitulation, re-
organize the Italian Army and
pronounce the end of the rule
of the House Of Savoy.
Bitter opposition to the presence
of the German forces in Italy is
spreading all over the country" the
Algiers radio reported in a broad
cast recorded by the Associated
Press. I'm the Balkans, too, Ger
man troops have been challenged
everywhere by Italian soldiers.
Pierce fighting has occurred in
Belgrade. Two thousand Italian SOL
diers are in the mountains of Mon
tenegro where they are fighting
against the Germans. The Balkans
are seething with unrest and fight
ing"
(The Nazi-operated Rome radio,
In a broadcast reported by the
United States Foreign Broadcast
Intelligence Service in New York,
said yesterday serious fighting
had taken place in Rome between
German troops and "irresponsi-
BILE criminal elements" In proc
lamation the people were urged
to resume your occupations with
discipline"
(The proclamation followed by
a day the institution of reign
OF terror ordered by Nazi Field
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Judge Rosenmun to Become
Special Counsel to Roosevelt
Resigns Court Post to Serve
President in Quosi-LegoI Matters

described as the final court of ap-
peals of draft deferments for Fed
eral employees and others, and that
there are lots of court martial cases
which must be reviewed.
Judge Rosenman served in SINH
lsr capacity when Mr. Roosevelt was
Governor of New York a decade
ago, and he frequently has been
called into consultation at the White
House for the last 10 years.
Mr.. Roosevelt said his salary
probably would be $4,000 or $12, 1000
a year, compared with $25 900 Judge
Rosenman has been drawing as a
jurist.
Evening star., 1943-09-14

Judge Samuel I. Rosenman
long time friend and adviser OF
President Roosevelt, has resigned
from the Supreme Court of New
York to become special counsel
for the President, Mr.. Roosevelt
told his news conference late to-
day.
The President explained that
there are great many quasi-legal
matters with which he must deal
and that Judge Rosenman will help
him with these
The President pointed out, for ex-
ample, that he had become what he
Evening star., 1943-09-14
President Rebukes
Congress in Message
On Lovett Custer
Declares Act Denying
Pay to Trio Not Binding
On Executive Branch
(Tert of Roosepelt Message, BIO,

(Tert OF Roosevelt Message, B-10.)
Conforming to his previously
announced intention, President
Roosevelt sent a message to the
Capitol today formally challeng-
ing the right of Congress to place
restrictions on the further en-
ployment of DR.. Robert Morss
Lovett, Government secretary of
the Virgin Islands, and Goodwin
B. Watson and William E. Dodd,
Jr., of the Federal Communica-
ton Commission, who were &C
cused by the Dies committee of
previous association with sub
versive organizations.
A rider to the emergency def
cheney appropriations bill, passed
just before Congress adjourned in
July, provided that the men could
not remain in Office beyond Novem-
ber Is unless they were nominated
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Editor Sentenced for Contempt
Cleared by Higher Court Ruling

criticize such final judgment as he
pleases, subject only to criminal
prosecution and civil suit if his
criticism be slanderous or libelous."
Mr.. Chandler was cited and con-
victed by Judge Tisdale j. Touart of
the Mobile Inferior Criminal Court
last June II and sentenced to six
hours in jail and fined $40. The
issue was an editorial published
June 7 in the Register terming "a
tossup between conviction and ac-
(See EDITOR, Page A-3.J