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La gaceta., 1943-08-09
U N A M 5 A
Por Angel OssOrio y GaHardo

- RAAO
dia a Misa a la catedral de una
capital sudamericana. All entrar le
sorprendio encontrar en- lugar des
facade la bandera de la Monar-
quia espanola. POGO despues, su
sorpresa subi6 de punto al escu-
char los acordes de la Marcia
Real; de una Marcia real de pue-
bio doDde no hay rey, 10 cual es
graciosa paradoja, porque 81 los
que hoy mandan en- mi pals procla
MAJ Y veneran los attributes v
simbolos reales, Ipor que Sc opo-
men a restaurar en- ell trone a AL
fonso XIII?
Todavia lie esperaba a mi ami
go Otra turbacion. Una mayoria
de los asistentes al acto enton6-
o, mejor, desenton6-el himno de
la Falange dentro del Temple; v
salieron de Ell, jactanciosos Y pro-
vocativos, saludando con ell brazo
extendido a la romano. Luego Sc
entero que tan extranos successes o.
currian porque la Misa era en- SUI
Tragic del alma de Jose Antonio
Primo de Rivera. Y 10 que mi ami
go reflexion6, contandomelo luego,
fue 10 siguiente:
para que he venido yo a Mi
sa? para propagar mis- ideales
polfticos? De ninguna manera. Yo
ha venido para cumplir un precep
to ritual acostumbrado, en- ell cual
para NADIA he mezclado nunca las
cuestiones de tejas abajo. Dos CO.
sas iba a pedir a Dios con toda mi
alma: salud Y trabajo para todos
los mics Y aquietamiento de las
barbaras pasiones que estan des-
garrando a la Humankind. iPaz
en- la TERRA a los hombres de bue-
ma voluntad -. y hombres de bue
ma voluntad que tenga derecho a
pedir esa paz! Mi alma estaba bas
tante limpia de odios y rencores.
Pero como esa limpieza no era, no
podia ser absoluta-iay, cuanta
sangre vertida, cuanta destruc-
cion consumada, cuanta injusticia
padecida!-yo lie pedia a Dios que
arrancase de mi corazon las ulti-
mas huellas de la protesta Y de la
irritation, para poder MORN, 81 Ell
case me llegase ahora, sin aborre-
Ger a nadie. Y cuando, con gran
sacrifice, estoy impetrando la gra
cia divina en- demanda de mi pu-
r~ificaci6n, aunque los motives de
la antipatfa son archijustificados,
me obligan a DIR en- la casa de
Dios ell himno de la Falange, es
decir, un canto representative de
destruction y de muerte!
No. ESQ no esta bien. Jamas la
Iglesia debiera mezclarse en- cosas
profanas y, mucho menos, en- las
~polfticas. Ell RENO de Cristo no es
de este mundo Y 10 que es del Ce-
sar al Cesar debe dejarsele por ~
cuenta Y riesgo. Pero, en- fin, toda-
via me explico-aunque me pare
ce algo de claudicaci6n-que Ia
Iglesia sanciOne Y autOrice actos
politicos de tipo Official, tales CO.
mo una fiesta nacional, lie consa-
graci6n del Jefe del Estado, ect.
RepitO que, a mi juicio, serfa mas
propio cue no 10 hiciese, porque la
Iglesia esta por encima de TODD
ESQ, aun de 10 mas traditional Y
respectable. Pero, al fin Y al cabo,
esos actOs sc anuncian, TODD ell
mundo esta enterado de ellos Y el
que no quiera particular tiene ex-
pedito ell canine de no asistir.
Pero este de hoy, no. Este de hoy
es un acto politico, organizado por
un partido politico, con finali-
dades politicas, con emblemas po-
l~fticos. iPor que Sc ha de impo-
ner TODD ESQ a los fieles que detes-
tan esa nnlftica v ain a los sim
La gaceta., 1943-08-09

Los tabaqueros s~alieron de las fabricas,
ell sabado disgustados porque los senores
fabricantes insisten en- pagarles los lunes.
Ell "paseo" Sc inici6 en- una fabrica y Sc
extendi6 a las otras.
tEstan enterados los t%abaqueros de
que hay una ley del estado que prohibe de-
jar ell trabajo sin antes cumplir con ciertos
requisites?
Tn obrero bondadoso e inteligente,
nos decia ell sabado: jQue ley proteje ell
derecho que tenemos a cobrar ell sabado?
"Ellos, los senores fabricantes, Sc con-
virtieron en- malos pagadores, pasando por
encima de nuestros derecho'.
"Nosotros, en- defensa propia, podemos
marcharnos a descansar cuando nos AGO.
mode"
La gaceta., 1943-08-09

Tenga presente la ~cuestaci6n de la
Alianza Espanola por I'm Mundo Libre que
Sc verificara ell sAbado o ell lunes, seg1n ell
dia de page en- las fabricas.
FL dinerO Sc invertira en- establecer u
ma oficina para que por medic de ella Sc
conozca la verdad en- cuanto a la Rep1bli-
ca espanola, su obra, sus ideales y la in
fame labor de sus enemigos.
La mejor defensa, en- los momentos de a.
bora, consiste en- atacar las perfidas inten-
clones de los fascistas y conseguir que los
hberales y dem6cratas entiendan que SUI a.
patia o "apaciguamiento" solo beneficial al
enemigo comGn.
La gaceta., 1943-08-09

En- una playa cercana a New York, una
nina de IL amos, Judith Dickstein, Sc en-
contr6 envueltos en- I'm panuelo 1915.
Sin consular con nadie llev6 los billie
tes a la estaci6n de policia de Coney Island.
Ell dinero Sc lie entregara a la nina, pa
sados seis meses, 81 su legitimo dueno no a
parece.
iQuien dice que va no hay personals
honestas en- ell mundo, y menos en- las gran
des ciudades?
La gaceta., 1943-08-09

| que un domingo Ia cOsu
liza de casa. Extraiada,
to-:
-iComO es que no d
Misa hoy?
Y la pobre mujer, a
ojos, Sc limit6 a respa
-Senora go. soy d
Mi amiga termi25 sd
xiones:
Me estan p0niendo
Rs
muy distinta lucir bands
nar himnos a3c2tm
partidaristas. Y despus
blecida esa distinction, Id
gregar que tai igualda
no es verdad.
Ejemplo al cantO. Don
Carr~--o Forfiguera era
cat6lico, un fervientiSlno
que frecuento toda 81 Ui
cramentos Y que fOrmo J
toda su familia en- Ell a
mas estricto. Era tanblea
voroso republican, y IN
ia ardiente. HaOia iuhl
Barcelona un partidO, a
DEMOCRATICA De q
MA, en- que sus tres la''
p~landecian y eran acat'a1
dos sus secuaceS. 81 81
fue nombrado represea1
Gobierno de Catalina CEN
Eurkadi Y cuando Sc q
un barco a Bilbao, el J /"
milia fueron apresado' ?,
cistas. La espoSa y %
frieron varios ms'si @
nero al cabO fuerOl hOsi'
rrasco no tuvo igual i'i'
prolong6 mucho tleEnp0 =
porque no habia n','''
lie en- pie. Solo Sc ls I.
ser republican, y 'a''i'.
no. en- fin de cuen'1''
para que lie condenser
' Ie fusilaran en- Bargos
ticia fu6 tan espan'os' !,
via todo ell mundo' In'.
gunos prelados no s'
= interesaron infra',
nor ell injusticiado. u
de la d~elincueneia il :,
sinato de Carra'co
qredara como uno &c
mas destacados' -
Para bien, and'na9 \.
en- la misma capita. y
cnrrido Ell hechO que !.
es, .-ticulo, ull'' 49,
t6licos vascos y ca ~. !
r ON, celebrar una Al' r :
ma del sacritle'l.
CON grandes dific'. T. /
contrar Temple
i cabo los halIar'a, :
. como condieioa y !, i
- iotss de invitaei'a, y
iuop r ell non5r' :,
-. Ash, en- elias
Nj Mi.a err era por sl
oui unos pan'o'
los los organisadors
D0mOFs y pas
La gaceta., 1943-08-09

Una ley puede ser mala e Unpopular:
pero mientras no Sc la derogue es ley v las
autOridades tienen la mission de hacerla
cumplir.
Existe una ley del estado, ridfcula. all
surda, fascista, que prohibe a un obrero di-
rigir un gremio o union 81 no es ~ciudadano
americana y Sc lie c~oncedieron los papeles
hace por 10 menos 10 amos.
Ley antidemocratica pero mientras no
Sc la declare Unconstitutional tendra que
ser respetada.
La legislature del estado de Florida Sc
DEF arrastrar por la corriente r-eaccionaria
en- abril, y ahora los t~rabajadores tendran
que defenderse por medic de los ~tribunales
y ell sufragio.
Ell Papa lie pide a los italianos que re-
CEN.
iRezad, hermanos, y 81 no hab6is perdi-
do por complete la sensatez. deiareis las
armas y aceptareis las condolences de Mr..
Churchill y Mr.. Roosevelt.
Solo hay un canine: la c~apitulaci6n in
Conditional.
La gaceta., 1943-08-09
ChmmgaS y No ChmmgGS

relaciones ~mercantiles con ENEMIGOS
POTENCIALES que pueden manejar las
riendas del gobierno en- tempo de crisis.
LOS "caballeros del dinero' Sc entien-
den, dejando a un lado las patrias, y explo-
tan a todos los grupos s~ociales y pueblos!
La gaceta., 1943-08-09

Esta pregunta Sc hace todos los dias en-
Europa:
ID6nde Sc ha metido la aviaci6n ale
mana, que Goering describiera como inven-
chile.
Los aliados dominan ell aire en- ell Me-
diterraneo, Stella y los s~ectores de Russia.
Ell dominic del ~"cielo" por parte de las
Naciones midas significa que ell Eje sera
destruido.
iEstara guardando Goering miles de
a~eroplanOs para cuando las tropas Aliadas
lleguen, en- Marcia victoriosa, a las fronte-
ras del Reich?
La gaceta., 1943-08-09

IAOo
den, dejando a un lado las patrias, y explo-
tan a todos los grupos sociales y pueblos!
Serfa est1pido y cruel r~eclutar a hon.
bres con esposa hijos y dejar ganando
grandes sueldos, en- las llamadas industries
de guerra, a ~solteros Y ciudadanos casados
y sin hijos.
Centenares de miles de individuos, quiz
zas millones, Sc metieron en- las industries
de guerra no solo para ganar "dinero g.
bundante' sino tambien paar evadir ell SER
vicio militar.
Mientras haya ~solteros y casados sin
hijos, ell sentido comdn indica que los
padres de familia no deben ser molesta-
dos.
La guerra, de todos modos, dsetruira mi
Homes de hogares.
Ell primer ministro hGngaro, Nicolas
Kallay, rehusa someterse a los dictados de
Hitler.
81 continGa o~poniendose a los planes
del nazismo, la Gestapo lie matara.
De los siete medicos de vista que hay
en- Tampa, cuatro disfrutan actualmente
de vacaciones.
Este, como es l6gico suponer, crea Sc
rias dificultades a los otros tres.
Una sonora nos escribe: Lame al medi-
co para mi hijo enfermo a las 10 de la ma
mana. A las ocho de la noche todavia no
habfa llegado.
iQuiza Sc ydeba, estimada amiga, a
que tres hacen o tratan de hacer ell traba-
jo de siete.
Murieron en- Russia, a donde habian ido''
a matar %rojos', II espanoles miembros de
la Legion Azul.
Diecisiete fascistas menos, cuyos infor-
tunados familiares jamas olvidaran a Fran
co y Hitler.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03
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Evening star., 1943-05-18
Orchestral Association
Will Map Symphony Plans

Still s21,571 short OF their goal of
Sll5,0 sto sustain the National
Symphony Orchestra through its
1894 season. all members of the
Orchestra Association are being
urged to attend the annual men,
bership meeting Friday at pm
in the United States Chamber of
Commerce Building, Connecticut
avenue and H street NV.
Important decisions will have to
be taken at the meeting regarding
the future of the orchestra if the
full amount of the sustaining fund
goal is not accounted for by the
time of the meeting, E. R. Finken-
staedt. secretary of the Orchestra
Association. advised the members in
a letter mailed out yesterday.
A total of $8993l of the $115,O
necessary to carry the orchestra
through this summers Water Gate
and next winters Constitution Hall
season had been raised through
April g. when the formal drive
closed. Since then less than $4,000
has been added, Mr.. Finkenstaedt
said.
Vacancies on the orchestra's Board
of Directors will be filled at the
meeting Friday.
Evening star., 1943-05-18
President Awards
Congressional Medal
To Capt. Joe Foss
Wife Of Marine Flyer
Who Shot Down 26 jap
Planes Sees Ceremony

Capt. Joseph Jacob Foss, 2S-year-
old South Dakota farm boy who shot
down 26 Jap planes in the Solomons
today received the Congressional
Medal of Honor from President
Roosevelt. He previously had been
awarded the Distinguished Flying
Cross for his accomplishment.
The White House ceremony was
witnessed by the Marine flyers wife
his mother, Mrs. Mary Foss; Sec
retary of the Navy Knox, 1t. Gen
Thomas Holcomb, commandant OF
the Marine Corps, and Maj. Gen
II. S. Geiger.
The medal appended to It's ribbon
was placed around the flyers neck
by the President, who asked his wife
to tie it.
Mother Proud of Him.
you must be very proud of him, -
Mr.. Roosevelt said, turning to the
mother.
Il am" she said simply.
The accompanying citation said
the decoration was awarded "for
outstanding heroism and courage
above and beyond the call of duty as
executive officer of a marine fighting
squadron at Guadalcanal, Solomons
Islands.
His remarkable flying skill. In
spring leadership and indomitable
fighting spirit we're distinctive fac
tors in tie defense of strategic
American position on Guadalcanal'
Capt. Foss shot down % Japanese
planes between October 9 and No
vember 10, 1912, and on January Is
last added three more.
"Joe's Flying Circus"
On January Is the flyer led his
eight Marine and four Army planes
into action, searching out an ap-
preaching enemy force "tremen-
dously superior In numbers ano
struck 1t with such force that four
fighters were shot down and bomb
ers turned back without dropping a
single bomb"
Capt. Foss is the fourth marine
flyer to win the Nations highest
award. His unit in the Solomons
called "Joe's Flying Circus" is cred
tied officially with downing 72 Jap
anese planes. The captain himself
has had several narrow escapes
making three dead-stick landings
when bullets crippled his motor
once being forced down at sea after
shooting down three Zeros over the
island of Malaita last November 7
Evening star., 1943-05-18
ID. c. Rug Cutters Applaud 1--WE
OF Solid Senders' Jam Session

Some 1900 "rugcutters" and their
helpers turned out to carve the
broadloom last night at Uline Arena
and although the jive of seven
jamsters imported from New York.
augmented by similar number of
me-grown musicians, was solid
Jackson" most Of the customers
were content to sit and listen.
The attendance fell short Of ex-
pectations. An eleventh. hour shift
from Constitution Hall to Uline's
probabaly didn't help, and secondly,
the affair bucked a fight night" at
the ball park with top-selling fea-
ture. A number of boxing fans
and some of the fighters. are hep
cats who probably would have been
at Uline last night had there been
no bouts.
But lowly-box ONCE figures did
not prevent Promoter Dick O'Con-
nell from predicting that JAM
properly presented, is here to stay.
. There was much less rugcut-
ting than anticipated. Only q few
couples got out Of this world" dur
ing Bob Hackett's hot trumpetina
Or when another star was threaten
ing to blow Z musical fuse. Those
Evening star., 1943-05-18

who did dance. however. were cook
ing with gas" and at times on the
front burner" The others were
content to sit and listen, stomping
out the time and applauding.
Bob Haggert's big Noise From
Winnetka," beaten out on a bass
fiddle; Hackett's semi classical EN-
braceable You" and "Peewee" Rus
sells Interpretation of Jelly Rolf
topped the evenings entertainment.
But the other performers contrib
uted heavily to the excitement, par
ticularly George Whettling, veteran
drummer formerly with Paul White
mans Band, who gave the cow
quite drubbing.
Other performers starred were
Dick Carey and Eddie Finckel. pi-
ano: Marty Emerson and Ray Coniff
trombone; Murt Oliver, bass fiddle /;
Charley Frankhauser, trumpet; Jer-
~ Jerome and Bob Seidel, tenor
sax; Ralph Hawkins, drums; Lee
Hardesty, clarinet: Randy Ryan and
Eddie Condor, guitar.
Sam Jack Kaufman introduced
the musicians for the opening round
and Art Brown took over the latter
half Of the program.
Evening star., 1943-05-18
Funeral Rites Held Today
For Allen Cu||inq Clark

Funeral services were held at
2 o'clock this afternoon at Hines
funeral home, 29Ol Fourteenth
street NV. for Allen Culling Clark,
founder of the Equitable Life Insur-
ance Co., who died Sunday at Doc
tors Hospital. Burial was In Rock
Creek Cemetery.
The Rev. Edward Pruden, pastor
Of the First Baptist Church, off,
ciated, assisted by the Rev. DR..
John C. Ball of the Metropolitan
Baptist Church.
Mr.. Clark had been president of
the Columbia Historical Society
since 1915 and was the author of a
number of books and articles on
local history. He founded the in
surance firm in 1885.
The historical society meeting
which was to have been held to-
night at the Mayf1ower Hotel has
been Cancelled because of the death
of Mr.. Clark.
Evening star., 1943-05-18
Ration Board Clerk
Is Sentenced for
Gas Coupon Theft
Jail Term Suspended,
81 900 Fine Imposed
On G. (. Anderson

George E. Anderson 40, Of the
2l00 block Florida avenue NV, for
mer chief clerk of Ra lion Board 81
today was given six months sus-
pended Jail sentence and fined 81 900
by Justice Matthew F.. Mcclure OF
District Court on charges of illegal
transfer and possession of 2,1O0 "S'
and &C" gasoline ration coupons.
Justice Mcclure in suspending the
jail sentence placed Anderson on
probation for a year and ordered
him committed, pending payment OF
the $1,000 fine. Anderson had
pleaded guilty last month to the
charges. contained in a four count
indictment.
you are very fortunate you are
not going to Jail" Justice MCGUIRE
told the defendant in imposing SEN
tence, adding that only Anderson S
previous exemplary record" was
keeping him out.
Justice Mcclure declared& how
ever. that this business of traffick-
ing in gasoline coupons has got to
stop"
The case was presented to the
court by Assistant District Attorney
Bernard Margolius Anderson was
indicted last month on evidence
furnished by Charles E. Cannon
OPA investigator. and 1t. Joseph
Shimon. chief investigator for the
United States Attorneys office.
The court was informed by ar
attorney for the defendant that An
derson had served as a private in the
Marine Corps during the last wal
and had been honorably discharged
The court also was told that Ander.
son recently has been engaged in
defense work In Baltimore.
Evening star., 1943-05-18
Man Given IS Months
For U. S. Building Thefts

Pleading guilty to 10 petit lar
ceny charges involving thefts from
Government buildings, Eddie JET
fTson, 18. colored, OF the 400 block
OF Twentieth street NV, today in
Municipal Court was sentenced to
Is months in jail by Judge George
D. Nelson.
According to police, jefferson
during the last six months gained
entrance to various Government
buildings on the pretext of looking
for the personnel ONCE.
The defendant then would enter
of1ces, usually during the noon
hour, and take employees purses
from the desks, police said.
The amounts involved range from
So to SIS. Jefferson also admitted
the theft of two womens coats,
Evening star., 1943-05-18
Primers Union 10 Elect
New Officers Tomorrow

The Columbia Typographical
Union will elect officers tomorrow in
the Pythian Temple. Two of the
candidates for a two-year tenure
are members of The Star composing
room. They are Hayward T. Hux
and William L. Larkin of the night
and day staffs, respectively. Both
are candidates for the ofIice of sec
retary-treasurer along with Joseph
z. Lins and George Lee Rooney.
Candidatesefor president are j. I.
Crockett, Raymond Downs, Jesse B.
Mant = k and Lewis H. Smith, and
for vice president. John R. Evans,
Frank S. Lerch, Guy Capponetto and
and Francis j Schwoerer.
Balloting also will be held at va
rious places d employment where,
because of working hours, printers
would be unable to get to the main
balloting center.