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HELP MEN.

statesmen WANTED-City territories, ma
tionally advertised food products prefer
draft deferred, aae 90 to 40. Cali North
SECOND COOK, colored. GOOD wages: no
Sundays. 1903 H ST. NV.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS and helpers
with duct work experience. Phone CHI
l2f3 after : pm.
SHIPPING CLERK in bakery. nieht work,
5000 pay, Apply 30 o st ne.
SHCE SALESMAN steadv position. Regal
Shoe Co. 1898 st. NV, Washington,
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced; steady
blvd, Arlington. Va. oxford @oo4.
SHOE Statesmen, experienced. Apply The
Boot Shop, S05 ST. ne.
SHOE ShLESMEN t71, for permanent posi-
tlons. Also night men. highest salaries
guaranteed. Penn Bootery. 652 Penna. ave
TIRE industry correspondent contact man
wanted by National association Independ-
pose GOOD letters know how to work and
get things done Call Mr.. Simpson for ap-
pointment, EX. 3732.
TRUCK DRIVER, white or colored. Apply
1916 H st NV
Apply WASHINGTON Waste Paper Co. Ross
lyn. Va
UsHERs AND DooRMEN-Apply Earle
Theater BLDG, Room 73s, pm.
WATERS wanted fun time snd part
time. Apply in person. Jene's Restau-
rant. 1907 De Sales st. NV.
WATERS. >. colored. exper in handling
liquor, for high-class cocktail lounge
Apply from 4 80 until 8 pm, Silver Fox,
1924 Wisconsin ave.
WOODWORKING MACHINE HANDS. Har-
RS Screen Co, 2660 Jefferson Davis hwy,
Arlington. Va.
YOUNG MEN to work on soda fountain,
IS years old, 3 nights week and every
other Sun. O'Donnens Pharmacy, 14th
and colorado ave. GF. 912s.
YOUNG MEN OVER I6 YEARS OLD. TO
1l positions formerly held by older men;
can earn $50 per week. Room 422. 14O6
New York ave. NV.
ARMOUR K co. has opening for energetic
young man. good salary TO start and excel
lent opportunity for advancement See Mr..
Foreman 1t sol 18th st. S.w.
MAN. EXPERIENCED AND RELIABLE, AS
PRIVATE DETECTIVE IN COLORED HO-
TEL; GOOD SALARY. BOX 415-C. STAR.
SHORT-ORDER COOK AND PORTERS.
Short hours, good pay. Apply ready for
work. D. A. SCHULTZ, anl Pa. ave NV
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
Applv Room G06, SIG 14th st. NV,
RE S16I
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS.
Apply 9l2 3rd st. NV 3 to 3 pm.
Telephone MA. 4135 Or call Mr.. Finn,
AT 1895, to 10 pm.
FOUNTAIN HELP
$50 Week to Start.
Wesley Heights Pharmacy. 1903 45th NV
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Sc Arlington Mi|iiiamen
Pass Small Arms Course

Fifty-siX members of the Virginia
Reserve Militia, Co No 7. Arlington,
have been awarded certificates on
completion Of a course of basic
instruction in the use of small arms
conducted by the Arlington Rifle
and Pistol Club. They are:
Charles A. Bush, James C. Cation.
Franklin Mann, Charles Ouade.
Clarence Baldwin, Albert R. Haring.
William Morgan, Page Shepherd,
Samuel Cohen, Francis Beall, Ell
wood Dean, Julian Masters, Rey-
nolds Harnsberger, Howard Penni-
fill. Vern Wilson, Theodore Bhaer,
Eber Inbooy, Golden Yeatman. Car
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by ny
self. BERNARD S. MOSSBURG, $40 14th
st. ne. 49,
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
self. HOWARD S. BROSSARD, 4033 eth
81. ne. Washington, D. c. a.
! WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR
Than myself. GEORGE A. MOORE 3b05
43rd ave. Colmar Manor. Md 10"
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
self. AUBREY E. SHOEMAKER, 3l02 10th
I'd. north, Arlington. Va.
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, March s, 1919
Fire Insurance Company Of the District of
Columbia will be held on the first Monday
In April tthe fifth proXimo) at the office
OF the company. No. 1901 H Street North
west, commencing at ] > o. clock noon,
By the charter of the company the
election OF directors, selected from the
members, is, REQUIRED TO be held at the
annual meeting.
The bylaws Of the company provide that
At the annual meeting the first order of
business shall be the election of a chair
called annual meeting two directors shall
be elected for a, term of three years, and
that in the voting for directors the polls
shall close at O'Clock pm
The annual statement will be ready for
distribution at the Office of the company
about March 81. 1943.
l.. PIERCE BOTELER, Secretary.
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HELP MEN.
JANITOR.
Porters (2) with Club Experience.
Must be sober and reliable.
2437 18th st. NV.
Aonlxr ftor DN6

Porters (2) with Club Experience,
Must be sober and reliable.
2437 18th st. NV.
Apply After l PM.
COUNTERMEN,
Good pay; no Sunday work.
Apply Hodges Restaurant,
300 9th st. NV, after 10 am.
daily.
WOOL PRESSER,
White. Apply Dry Cleaning
Dept, Pioneer Laundry, 920
Rhode Island ave. ne.
COLORED MEN
FOR KITCHEN WORK.
Salary between 81 500 and $4,000
per year. Meals, vacation and
bonus.
See Mr.. O'Brien,
1892 Conn. Ave. NV.
WOOL PRESSERS, expert
enced, $40 per week. Dickev's
Cleaners, 826 Upshur st. NV.
MAN OR BOY, COLORED,
18 YEARS OR UNDER. FOR
B U S WORK. VENEZIA
CAFETERIA, 1857 10Th ST.
NV.
COLORED MEN (3), wanted
on produce stand, must be
steady and reliable. Apply
3433 Benning rd. ne.
MAN, colored, to help around
furniture store and on truck.
Henderson, 1108 G st.
MAN, colored, for night
kitchen cleaner. Venezia
Cafeteria, 1857 18th st. NV.
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MEN WANTED.

Ages $50, TO take fare-box readings and
handle fare boxes; no figuring or expert
ence necessary no money to handle; must
physically, as work requires climbing in and
out of buses and streetcars. An absolutely
clear record OF past employme essential
54-hour, 6day week, from p m. to 3 a m !:
Sl4o per month TO start, with automatic
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SALAD AND SANDWICH
COUNTER MAN OR WOMAN.
Daily from 8 am. to S pm.
Steady job, good pay. No
Sunday work. Apply Restau-
rant Madrillon, Washington
Bldg, 18th and N. Y. ave. n. w.
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

CLERK-TYPIST (white), S120 per month
40 hrs. per week. Chance TO advance
LARGE, old established firm Apply Room
SOC, 110l Vermont ave. 21'
COOK, man or woman. for cafeteria. Ap-
ply 3617 l4th ST. NV. HO 1858 after
5 pm.
COLORED MAID AND ORDERLY-Chil-
please do not call. 18th and w SITS. NV.
COUPLE, white, take complete charge of
roomins house; apartment and some COM
pensation for services: Call AID. 1906.
COUPLE, live in; husband to have outside
employment; DO odd jobs for room and
board. Wife good cook and houseworker
for downstairs work Local references.
Excellent living quarters with private en-
trance. No laundry: good salary. 1896
Holly st. NV.
MAN AND WIFE, no children, on farm, to
drive tractor and DO generai farming, wife
to do general housework; good salary and
furnished house; must be sober and in
dustrious. Apply Mr.. Rupert, 1921 nth
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MECHANICS HELPER.
Salesman Draft Deferred
MECHANICS

We need mechanics and helpers for
permanent Jobs Good pay and clean.
heated shop. If you are thinking about
change, here's a chance to go with one
OF the busiest seadiest shops in town.
See Mr., Guthrie, l.. p. Steuart, Inc. 1440
8 n "
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PARKING LOT ATTENDANT,
D. c. drivers license required; good salary,
meals ,ncluded Apply Tally Ho Restau-
rant. Sl2 18th st NV
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MAN FOR SERVICE WORK

Experience unnecessary steady now and
after wsr: good pay Apply 10 to S. Rm
s24, 1926 @ st. NV, or call MA 4o7S
for Appt your time.
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PERMANENT POSITION.

Man to service commercial gas burning
equipment on customers premises; ex-
perience helpful but not essential: starting
salary Sl25 per mo; opportunity for ad-
Vancement with national oreanizs-
tion: Apply Gas Consumers Association.
1904 10th St NV
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APPLY WEEKDAY MORNINGS.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,

Beth and Prospect Ave. NV, GEORGETOWN
PLEASE DO NOT PHONE.
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ALSO CLERKS

High school graduates. ages is TO so.
already deferred in the draft, for inside or
outside clerical work: experience not need
ed. must be quick and accurate at figures
and have a legible handwriting: 6-day,
44-hour week: 500 to S130 month to
start, depending upon uualifcati tions, with
opportunity for ARRANGEMENT.
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If you have been top salesman in the
past but due TO present conditions cannot
make the money you are accustomed TO-
affected by prlorltles. You will like our
live organization. We are swsmped with
prospects. Our good men are making
from $500 TO $500 each month If you
are an Al salesman and have car
maybe you are one of the three men we are
looking for. Drop in for a personal chat
Mr., Sparks. 320l Bladensburs rd. ne, at
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AT so CHARTS

Ages 45 to IS, in good health, active and
able TO stand several hours at time;
good moral character and clear record OF
past employment essential: steady work.
6-day, 4S-hour week; Sl30 per month TO
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PORIERS. good hrs and pay no Sundays
see Mf. Fenher. ~ Vermont ave; also
night man Mark Winkler Real Estate
PORTE AND DISHWASHER good pay and
5000 hours. United Whelan, 9th and F
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AUTO MECHANIC

We have an opening for an experienced
mechanic or viii give expert training at
good pay to man who does not consider
himself fully experienced. See or write
Mr.. C w. MillS, Stohlman Chevrolet Inc,
! luoS 24rd 81 n ". MI lG1h
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DRIVER,

WHITE. FOR LIGHT DELIVERY.
Know City. Reference. Good Pay.
APPLY Gil AM
CAPITAL CIGAR e. TOBACCO CO, INC
t63 EYE ST NV 1S'
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PIANO TUNER.

Years, for service work. Experience un-
necessary. Steady lob. Pays $50 weekly
after short training period. Phone CO 23l l5
aIter pm. Thurs. and all day Friday.
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PORTER for Offices, 4 hours daily, morning
or atterhoon Apply Bell e. Howell Co,
md moor. 1921 G st. NV
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COLORED MEN

Auto Body and Fender Man.
Good experienced man needed by long
time Chevrolet dealer. Splendid opportu-
nifty to make money for steady. dependable
worker See or write Mr.. c. w. Mills
Stohlman Chevrolet Inc, 102S 33rd st.
NV. Michigan 1896
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Esta blished house offers permanent
position paying top salary to an expert
enced man Of good character. State fun
particulars in first letter Will arrange
interview ROI i0-D Star
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KITCHEN STEWARD
PAINTER

GWhitei experienced. Starting salary,
SI6Q per month. Apply manager, CARL
TON HOTEL.
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MAGAZINE MAN.

Cash club or two-pay experienced: 3
sales day pays $50 wk., plus mo bonus
OF $50. New-car transp. furn., spot veri-
hcatlon Apply Periodical, 4O2 9th St
n Room
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ALSO CASHIERS,

Ages As to so, active and accustomed to
standing several hours at a time; clear
record essential: must have good vision.
accuracy al figures and legible Handwriting
fun time evening shift 6-day. 54-hour
week; steady work. paying = 80 per month
10 start. with automatic increases.
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, good sal
ary Drivers permit preferred, Johnny's
Service Station. goth and New York ave.
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MAN, COLORED. ABOUT 40

And will-call boys to work in retail cloth
Ing store; permanent position and good
salary Appiy Mr.. Berns at Bond Stores,
/ 22A .t
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HOuSemen and Orderlies,
Al statesmen.

OPENINGS at fair salaries, plus meals and
Apply Time Desk. Emer-
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RUUIEMEN, eNDerlence not NECESSARY:
pay ranges from $50 TO $50 weekly; steady
position Arcade Sunshine, 7I3 Lamont
ST. n W Apply Mr. Sparks
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR tcolored). with
permit; hours, 30 pm. to l1:30 p m +;
] oev of week good salary. Apply TO
house6eepef Brighton Hotel, 2l23 Cali
tornla = L ". Do not phone.
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Attendants. Dog Hospital,
RECEIVING CLERK

2 day, night attendant: must be reliable
honest, like dogs. Sl00 per month 53l3
Wisconsin ave. Apply IN person. 10 to 10
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SALESMAN, linoleum outside; salary;
experienced for private work: no can
vassinE; all leads furnished from store;
one who is accustomed to earning $50
$50 wk.: must haYe car. expenses paid
Quaker City Linoleum Co. ME 1882
SER VICE STATION AIvrEMnANr GOOD xal
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SALESMAN-An olo-establshed house de-
SlreS the services OF a salesman to call on
ance, education and character refs Reply
IN own writing, stating draft status, age
height, weight, experience, why desiring
2l0l 9TH ST. ne
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SALESMAN for mems wear store evenings
and Saturdays. Government employs
please notice. s. & M Store, 400 9th st.
n W, corner D
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Natures Children
BLUE LARKSPUR.

fDCGPftHttuVk COtSOttuu.t
Larkspurs are among the most
satisfactory garden flowers. Most
OF them are heavenly blue. Blue
Is an unusual color among flowers
and the favorite among bees and
butterflies.
Today there are many very BEAU
tiful hybrids offered and there is an
array of from 60 to 100 original
species OF larkSpur. The great in
terest in flowers of recent years has
brought back many favorites of
grandmothers day. Every garden
should have several species of lark
spurs. There are those that are
sun worshipers and those who prefer
semishade.
Our larkspurs are from Europe
China has some exquisite ones. Our
ancestors brought with them seeds
OF their beloved flowers. There are
many wild flowers today grazing the
roadsides, fields and waste places,
descendants of cultivated plants that
escaped from the gardens of long
ago.
These free lancers have perfected
method by which they grow to be
sturdy and successful. Self-fertiliz-
ing has been made impossible. Bees
and butterfly partners have kept
abreast with their nectar dispensers.
Their long tongues reach into the
deep recesses of the SPURS for the
sweet drink. Pilferers cannot steal
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II VII VI CAlCdG LIlC lcSOQICelu vi lark
spurs.
The member Of the clan shown
here blooms from June to August.
It's special range is from New Jersey
southwark. Some have been found
farther north, but these had escaped
from gardens. In the rich woods of
Western Pennsylvania southwark to
the Carolinas and Alabama the tall
wild cousin is found. Here it waves
a long crowded stem ladened with
deep purplish blue flowers and there
is the dwarf larkspur or stagger-
weed with a loose raceme of blue
flowers of an inch long seen from
Western Pennsylvania and Georgia
to Arkansas and Minnesota. These
delphiniums have been neglected too
long. Every garden should have one
or more species of larkspurs in
them.
The flowers of consolida are from
blue to pinkish and occasionally
white. There may be as much as
one and half inches long. Hung
from slender stems and scattered
along spreading branches they are
always delight to see The leaves
are finely cut. The erect, smooth
fruit pod has short beak.
Nature sows larkspur seeds in
August. 1t would not be a bad idea
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background.
Nature" 1t contains most of the
Russian plains known as "steppes."
Bitter winds sweep the steppes in
winter, and the average tempera-
ture in january is about zero
Fahrenheit. Some January days are
marked by fall of temperature to
more than 80 degrees below zer1.
When the winds strike ick-falling
snow, there are heavy billiards.
Most KAYAKS live in the part Of
Russia known as "Kazakstan." In
that land one of the worst billiards.
in history came in 1927. In two days
it took the lives of 100000 sheep
and 30,480 oxen, along with many
camels and other livestock.
The summers in Kazakstan are
fairly warm. The July average Is
about rs degrees above zero.
Yet the summers are far from
pleasant. The winds are dry and
carry little rain. an average of only
l inch per month. Often the
northeast winds bring sandstorms
instead of rain!
We find cities in Kazakstan. a few
of them having a population of more
than 10000 About three fourths
of the people. however. make their
living by farming or by taking care
OF herds and f1ocks. Sheep are the
most important livestock, and mil
lions of them eat grass on the plains.
A large proportion of the KAYAKS
have settled homes, but there are
thousands who lead wandering lives.
They live in tents which can be
moved from place to place. When
grass is largely gone in one district,
they take down their tents and carry
them to another place, driving their
livestock before them.
Lake Aral is in the land OF the
KAYAKS. This lake (also called
"Aral Sea- has slightly salty water.
but is less salty than the Caspian
Sea
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1t bitter blow to hear that there anti
sepics or sedatves and doctor at the China Relief
Station but felt better after the Chinese had
washed us with hot water. They got the belt off leg
had stopped bleeding and so had the Others We drank
some hot water, then clear hot tea and munched
sucked op rice cakes, sweetened with brown sugar.
1t dark by and tried to 60 to sleep But
just lay there stretcher, full of PAIN until after
dawn. 1t getting light the morning of the 2lst
when heard babbe of voices outside and presently
good looking young Chinese into room He in
troduced himself in English DR.. c.. Names of
Chinese who aided the escape and the of their
villages, are disguised in order to protect them
japanese vengeanceD The doctor looked wounds
by King
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1~eA H4

if we did likewise. AS all the -four
ishing plants have been found in
fairly loose soil; we must approx
mate this in our garden if we wish
similar results.
Commercial fertilizers may be pur-
chased and complete directions come
with either seeds or plants. Natur-
ally we will place the sun worshipers
where they belong and the semi
shade larkspurs in their favorite
location. Once you have established
larkspurs in your garden. you will
find many places for many of them.
They have few enemies and lark
spurs are not temperamental.
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quickly, and what he obviously than what
he expected With eight coolies, carrying sedan chairs
DR.. c. had walked all night from L, he told
us. l. was 26 miles away There roads.
He told that his would carry to i,
without resting up from the ordeal walking night
to reach this station. We to leave almost mme-
dately.
They carried sretchers out into the patio and
lifted into the chairs One the young brought
me fresh blanket and gave sack of tiny Chinese
oranges.
The coolies walked silently across fields up and down
hills and along bikes inclosng checkerboard pad
dies. There times when thought could stand
one more olting bounce. Whenever felt have cry
Syndicate, House
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Uncle Ruy's Corner

Among the many types Of people
IN Russia are some known as
KAYAKS" They live in Asia, on
land which stretches hundreds of
miles east Of the Caspian Sea.
The name KAYAK" means rider"
and these people surely are riders!
They learn to ride almost as soon as
they learn to walk!
There are about 1000 900 KAYAKS.
and they live in an area OF mort
than 100000 square miles.
The region where the KAYAKS live
does not receive many smiles Of
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out and ask them to lave behind I'd suck on the
bitter oranges and try to concentrate the way the
juice ouneo my mouth the number of seeds the oranges
had. and other things that wouldn't think about INV
pain
Davenport heard me moaning Take my chair" he
called PACK to me- It's built that you reclne
in it."
But even the thought of transferring from one chair
to another was pain-laden. I couldn't move
After hell of torment we reached d about 10
o'clock that night 1t was lifetime after started The
coolies carried us into courtyard
Here they are now, heard British voice say.
THANK God woman answered fervently.
Continued tomorrow
La gaceta., 1943-06-21
Desaparecio la
'Desconfianza en-
Contra de Russia

MANCHESTER, I~nglaterra, ju-
Mo 21.-Hablando ante la Aso-
ciaci6n Anglo-Sovietica de esta
ciudad, Sir Stafford Grips mani
fest6 que la descanfianza en- GUAM
to al Soviet ha desaparecido y que
ha alberto una nueva r en-
las re~laciones internacionalee.
81 la historic lie acredita a Hit
Ter alguna buena obra sera la de
haber destrufdo la desconfianza
que existfa entire Russia y ell resto
del mundo civilizado, abriendo una
nueva y poderosa organization dc
seguridad International.
La cooperation con Rusia, en-
las dItimas etapas de esta guerra
sera muy importante para los IN
tereses de todos los pueolos opri-
midos.
La gaceta., 1943-06-21
De GAULLE AMENAzA De
NUEVO CON RET|RARsE

ARGEL, JUNO 21.-LOs amigos
del general Charles de Gaulle
afirman que este Sc retirara a
Beirut O Brazzaville 81 su plan de
reformas militares no es aproba
do por ell Comite de Liberation
en- los debates que comenzaran
hoy.
Giraud desea mantener la pre-
sente organization militar.
De Gaulle es ell 1nico eslabon
Waldo entire la presente Rep1bli-
ca y los actuales e~sfuerzos para
crear un regimen frances unifica-
do. Era ell subsecretario de estado
para la guerra cuando ell gabinete
republican, de Reynaud fue subs
tituido por la dictadura de Petain.
Durante ell dfa de aver confe-
renciaron De Gaulle y ell general
Catroux.
La gaceta., 1943-06-21
Tribute de Amistad
A la Russia Soviet y
Ell Ejercito Rojo

Bajo una proclama del
aIcalde r. E. L. Chancey ma
mana Tampa rendira un tri-
buto de amistad a la Russia
Soviet y ell Ejercito Rojo.
Ell acto Sc verificara en- el
Auditorio Municipal, siendo
la entrada gratis para el p1-
blico.
Tocara la banda militar de
la base Drew y hablaran,
entire otras personals, eI te-
niente coroneI executive de
Drew y ell capellan Loman,
que naciera en- Russia, hijo de
I'm misionero americana.
Queda invitado Ell pueblo
latino de Tampa, que siente
sincera admiration por la
vaIentia y hazanas del Ejer-
cito Rojo.
La gaceta., 1943-06-21
n HueIga Medic Million de MinerOS
La Excelente Labor
De Bonifacio Valero

Personals relacionadas con
importantes negocios en- la
ciudad de Tampa sc nos
acercaron en- la manana de
hoy para elogiarnos, en- tono
enthusiastic, la excelente la
Dor que realiza en- la Junta
de Racionamiento ell conoci-
do ciudadano B~onifacio Va
lero, dueno de la importante
muebleria de la Septima ave-
nida.
Tiene VaEero, nos dijeron,
un tacto extraordinario y un
espiritu de ~justicia que 10
enaltece y al mismo tempo
honra a la Junta local.
Analiza todos los profile
mas que Sc presentan a su
consideration y los resuelve
con la mayor ecuanimidad y
sensateZ.
Cuando el es llamado a de-
cidir una question, 10 hace
sin tener otro pensamientO
que servir a la comunidad y
otorgar la debida justicia a
los quejosos.
Con mucho gusto nos ha-
cemos eco de las palabras de
los caballeros que nos vista
ron y por nuestra parte con-
gratulamos al Sr. Valero por
SUI actuacion.
La gaceta., 1943-06-21

&&GS1c1oNFS ITALIANS EN- Ell X = -
POSII TTIpPENO-Aparece en- este mapa la lsla Ie
Stella EH gu que ahora es 4 nsessI1.d diari Mn1ta e R Rani ie Cree
Aliada, LampeaHsass 1iada empezara muy pronto a bonn
Sc Sc r qee = Cerdena, en- gran escaia.
La gaceta., 1943-06-21
Los RUMANOS HAN
PERIODIC SETECIENT0S
MIL HO NJ B RES

LONDRES, JUNO 21.-Hablan-
do sobre la Intervention de Ru-
mania en- la guerra, por parte del
Eje, ell coronel Vasiliev, un perito
militar s~ovietico, asegura que en-
ell frente russo los rumanos han
perdido 10000 hombres y los tia
lianos solo 10000.
Las cifras sobre Rumania Sc
descomponen en- esta forma: $780,
900 muertos, 100000 prisioneros
y $4,000 heridos.
Italia: 10000 muertos, $4,000
prisioneros v 10000 heridos.