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Evening star., 1943-10-30

10 SINGLE BRICK GARAGES, arss
enough to accommodate any size car or
truck: - mo. App.y 4503 sth st, NV
STEWART WARNER HEATER sales and
service 202l 81. NV RE. 5000. 3-
DEAD STORAGE FOR YOUR CAR.
Flreproof Building-Low Rates.
Leo Rocca. Inc. 43n1 Conn. EN- rnnn
Evening star., 1943-10-30
MoNTGoMERY cOuNTY BARGAIN

MONTGOMERY COUNTY BARGAIN.
800 a, Chester loan soil, nigh state
cultivation, eJation above sea level, 800
It; tenant houses. barns and small
main house, About 3H5 a tllabie, balance
IN heavy timber. Priced for quick sale
JOHN A BRICKLEY, EXCLUSIVE Aaent,
Forest Glen Nd. 81. SOL.
100 ACRES. NEW G-R. HOUSE, sun PAR
loF, new outbulldlnsS, including farm EQUIP
ment and stock. on good road Two miles
from Laurel, Price, el3 1000.
435 acres, with large Colonial house -
r and ! baths, TWO tenant houses, larGe
barns and outbuidlnRs; large lrontagc on
State 10, . - miles from Beltsv!Ic. Was
once considered one OF the beS. DAIRY
farms IN Maryland. Ideal for private
school or rest home or SubolI sion. PTlCea
low for quick sale or vii! sci! in DdEt.
o. p. ZANTZINGER. Jr,, WA. 1919. ~
l.;s ACRES, n-ROOM HOUSE. A BEAUTI-
ful setting of shade trees, barn, other usual
farm bdgs % mi to White House Price.
So 900; terms. viii sell al or IN tracts
OF 10 acres. 40 acres or 80 acres wltn
farm bldaS. and house.
BUELL. M GARDNER. j f. KELLY.
roar l+Tyt1T
Evening star., 1943-10-30
HOWARD COUNTY FARM

$50 acres, 1O-room stone house. 100
wears old. 3 baths. servants quarters,
steam heat. 4S-coU dairy farm, Shipping
TO Washington, :! tenant houses, all neces-
sary farm bldes., IS mi. to D. c. Price.
$4,000: terms
BUELL. NJ GARDNER. J. z. KELLY.
Rockville Md. Phone $50
Evening star., 1943-10-30
$4,000.

165 acres, with bungalow, barn and out
buildings, one OF he best buys on he
market To-Day south OF Poolesvllle, Nd
lMontgomery CO 35 nj. to the District
line. Gail Mr Williams
E. M. FRY, INC,
-"tO WIS Ave WI C. 40
Evening star., 1943-10-30
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
StOrage-Mfo-Welding.
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

ALL-CASH CLIENT
VIII Buy Storage Bldg, - 0OO TO
10000 So Feet Quick Action Desired.
OHARE ESTATES. MA o5S5
Evening star., 1943-10-30
GEORGE H. PARTRIDGE. Attorney,
u Louisiana Ave. NV. l.

DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITEI
States for the District OF Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-No. g. .465. Ad
m,niStration This IS 10 Give Notice
Columbia. have obtained from the Pro
bate Court Of the District OF Columbia
Letters of Administration, c I. OF
the estate OF Anton Heitmuller. late o
the District of Columbia, deceased. Al
persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit tht
same with the vouchers thereof, legall'
authenticated, TO the subscribers, on or
before the 26rh DAY OF october. AD
1914. otherwise they may b. law b,
excluded from al benefit OF said estate
Gwen under our hands this @7rh dav O
October. 1919. STUART p HEITMUB-
LER. 1891 TAYLOR St NV G1r, RALPH
t15I tSealp Attest VICTOR s.
NERSCH. RegIster Of Wills for the Dis
trlCt OF Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate
Court oC3n .no6.13.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

DISTRICT. COURT OF The UNITED
States for he District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate Courc.-No. 6o ,39l. Ad-
miulstration This IS to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. of the DistriC, OF
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District OF Columbia, AnCil-
larry Letters of Administration. on the
estate Of Henry sylvester O OSulllvan, late
claims asainst the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
the subscriber on or before the 7th day
of October. A D. 1874. otherwise they may
bv law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under nv hand this Sth
day of October. 1898. ROBERT WATSON.
Tower Building. CSeal) Attest: VICTOR
s. MERSCH, Register of Wills for the
Court ocl'.23..O.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
S12 6OO-Brick Colonial

White brick. large rooms, > baths, fire.
place, screened porch, attached garage,
large lot, rec. room: less than > years old;
near Naval Hospital and Medical Center IN
RetheSda ARA Call OIL, fSHI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
pErROI SUNDAY INES November a. lq49--Pst l. Peg.
Bahamas Study Jury's
Dust De Marigny' Plea
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES
BY JAMES L. KILGALLEN

NASSAU. Nov. 13 QNS)-The
Bahamas government was dis
closed authoritatively tonight 20
he taking cognizanceh of the
recommendation by a supreme
court jury that Count Alfred de
Marlgny he deported
Immediate" deportation OF De
Marigny was recommended By the
Jury which found him not guilty
Of the murder OF his wealthy
father-in-law. Sir Harry Oakes
International News Service
learned on high authority that the
Bahamas administration. headed
by the Duke Of Windsor as gov
ernor- general. is considering the
lury's proposal that the French
nObleman be ousted. Further de-
tails cannot presently be revealed.
An undercurrent of resentment
has sprung up in certain Nassau
quarters over the flat assertion by
De Marigny yesterday that the
jury cannot deport me" De Ma
rigny made II plain TO inter
viewers he would fight any at
tempt 10 deport him.
The Marquis Georges de Wis
delou, De Marigny'S closest friend,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
4 Die as Planes Crash

LAREDO. Tex, Nov 13 (INS)
Officials Of the Laredo army air
field today were investigating the
midair crash of two planes which
resulted in the deaths Of two
pilots and two student gunners.
None was from Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Ceiling Lifted
On Milk Bonus

Lifting Of the ceiling on its in
centive bonuses, aimed al increas-
ing the flow OF milk into Detroit.
was announced S Saturday by
Howard Simmons, SeeFetary-man-
ager of the Michigan Milk Pro-
ducers' Association. In a letter
to Gov. Kelly announcing the as
sociation's action, he wrote:
"Since Aug. I. we have been
paying n bonus Of so cents "A
hundredweight 20 farmers pro-
ducing more than 80 per cent
and up Ia 100 per cent OF their
bases. Beginning with NOvem-
her. however. we have been
making the Incentive payment
on all deliveries above 90 per
cent OF each shippers base"
He warned that this did not
mean abandonment of the base
and surplus plan. but rather A
phase of the plan 10 stimulate
production AT a critical time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Delegates Await Reds
Al Relief Conference

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J., Nov.
l3 (UPD-United Nations relIel
confereeS tonight awaited the ar
rival Of Soviet delegates with
latest reports on the needs oil
RuSSia's underted fighting millions
before drawing up the chart which
may control the diet Of the Allied
nations for possibly SIX months
after the wal.
nc Russians. VINO arc flying
are expected some time Sunday
after being delayed by weather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
SteeIworkers Strike
In Worcester Plant

WORCESTER. Mass. Nov IL
GNS)-Production in the cable
and rail division Of the American
Steel and Wire Co. was at a
standstill today after 1000 en-
ployeS walked out in a dispute
over wage rates.
About 5000 other workers in
the open hearth division stayed
on the job. The CIO-United
Steelworkers charged that the
company failed to live up to wage
rates Specialized i'm an agreement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Legislators 10 Attend
George Watson Rites

LANSING. Nov. 13 CUP)-
House Speaker Howard Nugent,
Bad Axe, has designated a three
man legislative committee TO at
tend funeral services Monday in
Capac for former Rep. George
Watson.
The committee includes Reps.
Roy T. Gilbert. AIgonac; Harry
Phillips, Port Huron, and Alpheus
p. Decker, Deckerville Watson
was a member of the House of
Representatives from the Second
ST. Clair District from 1923
20 1895.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Yanks Force Foe
ToAid Wounded

ALLIED HQ., Algiers. Nov. ID
CUP)--A group OF American
stretcher- attached 10 the
Fifth Army told today how they
captured seven German prisoners
and Immediately put them TO
work evacuating wounded over
rocky mountain trails.
"Our men were finding the
seyen-mlle trip To the nearest
station n tediOusiy slow job"
said Sgt. Lloyd Brink of Mel
vim, Ia, $50 when We stumbled
on n German unit we took them
prisoners and put them to work
carrying Stretchers, too"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Soldiers Here Join
REK-AIDES
Officers, Non-Cons
Give Evening a Week
BY JOHN CREECY

Most people feel that soldiers
are doing enough for their Coun-
try by serving IN the army and
that they shouldn't have 10 shout
der home front tasks as well.
But a good many officers and
noncommisSioncd officers Of the
Sixth Service Command don feel
that way AZ all
As a result. Sixth Service Com
mand Headquarters, in the Fed
oral Building. has furnished the
largest single group 70 volunteer
as REK-AIDES. for the vital home
front responsibility Of combating
1uyppiia dalinCtIpuf-y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Duff Cooper May Be Envoy

LONDON. Nov. - ms II is
understood IN AlEIers that Alfred
Duff Cooper Is 10 become British
ambassador 10 the French govern
ment IN North Africa. the Tx
change Telegraph agency reported
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
British Csptives Kill Fascists

LONDON. Nov. Is (UP)-Thc
German DNB news agency said
today that members of the Fascist
militia were being aSsaSSinated
frequently" in Italy, usually by
escaped British war prisoners.
Several OF the prisoners have been
recapturcd, the broadcast said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Rek-Aides,
Detroit Times.
Detroit 81. Michigan
Times Photo

willing do my bit Rek-AiGc >orn -cr 90 keeE
the cityS recreation department the to eliminate
juvenile delinquency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

told International News Service
that the count would like 10 live
in New York for the duration Of
the war and eventually establish
his permanent home IN France
According 20 this version. De
Marigny would resist efforts 10
deport him but. If permitted 10
leave Nassau Of his own viii
would 90 20 the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Yuaoslays Reveal Battles

LONDON. Nov - uNS)-The
Yugoslav army of liberation COM
munique today announced the
"bittereSt defensive battles are
going on in Slovenia" while else
where in Yugoslavia successful
operations continue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
ADVERTISEMENT


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Lsvoptik. Burning. Inflammation. soreness.
tired feeling. itching from local irritations
All relieved. CoolS. Soothes, refTeshss or
money refunded. 25 years success Praised
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
FUN AND DUTY MINED

why shouldn't we ." said II.
Roy {. Lane. We're all sta
toned In Detroit more or less
permanently and We feel that
it's only right that we offer what
service We can TO the com
munity.
Anyway, most OF uS have had
athletic training OF some sort
and it'll he fun for uS 20 20 out
one evening a week and coach
basketball or other sports"
In addition 20 1t. Lane, REX
AIDE volunteers from Sixth
Service Command headquarters
include Mai. James w. Hall Jr.
Capt. X, T. G. Nielsen. Ii Robert
T. Macdonald. II l.. J Dunn,
WAC II. r. l. Dixon. It. Oscar
Codina. Ii w NJ Edwards. 1t
NJ. NJ. Cuon. L. Cecil w. UnS-
worth. II Roy { Lane, 1t A. ~.
Mautzoros, & Sgt Frank Lunak,
Sgt. Charles McVey Jro sgt Nor
man G.. Gordon. sgt Edward p.
Walker. Sgt Jack Collins. Sgt.
Herbert Liner and Miss Anne
Guryn, a civilian employe
ONE EVENING EACH WEEK
Their applications, as well as
those of the other REk-AIDE vol
unteerS. will be turned over 20 the
parks and recreation department,
which VIII assign them one eve
ming a week 10 serve as recreation
leaders AZ the city community
center most convenient for them.
At least 500 REX AIDES are
needed, if the recreation program.
one of the most important phases
OF the battle against delinquency,
is 10 succeed.
Although plenty Of space and
facilities have been provided by
the city, the manpower shortage
has kept many OF the centerS
closed when they arc most needed.
If YOU are an adult who knows
and likes young eople-particu-
larry il you have had athletic
training OF any sort, you can serve
valuably as a REX AIDE.
For those not athletically in
Cllned, there Is a need for hosts
and hoStcsSeS 10 supervise COM
munity dances and see that the
youngsters are properly adjusted
to the program
Fill in the application blank
which accompanies this story and
send it in today. You'll have a
lot of fun-plus the satisfaction
Of doing a good turn for the
Young people of the community.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13

WASHINGTON.-La que
ira Nevada a cabo por los Ala
dos en- ell Africa Septentri0nal,
en- Ia que por primera vez en-
traron en- combate las fuerZas
anfibias, hizo que estas adqui-
rieran la experienced que mas
tarde usaron contra los alema-
mes en- la batalla y toma de
Stella, llegando entonces a eS-
tar tan practices, que la inva-
sion a Italia fu6, para elloS,
una simple acci6n.
Este desembarco de las tropas
Aliadas, en- ell continente europeo,
es ell primero que Sc lleva a efecto
desde Ia incursi6n q Dieppe, en-
Francia, en- ell mes de agost0 de
1912. Antes de la invasion a Italia,
Sc hicieron grandes preparativos
que comenzaron en- FL Alamein, en-
un pequeho conjunto de tiendas de
campana calcinadas pOr los arden
ties rayos del sol african0 en- las pla-
vas del Mediterraneo. ALI, en- un
pueblo apenas conocido del mundo,
un dfa del mes de octubre pasado, la
suerte de los Aliados Gambia repen-
tinamente, de una manera notable.
Ell mariscal de campo Erwin
Rommel habia derrotado en- ell de-
sierto en- ell verano de 1912, a las
tropas inglesas, avanzando mas de
112 Kilometres en- Alexandria.
Egipto Y ell rico Oriente estaban
delante, pero aqui, su "Afrika
Korps" fu9 detenido por Ell Eiercito
de los ingleses a 10 largo de una
Inca de combate de mas de 72 kil6-
metros de extension terra adentro.
desde FL Alamein. NMientras Rom
mel hacienda un largo alto, espe-
raba Ia llegada de refuerzos, nuevas
provisiones de guerra v tanques que
necesitaba con grande urgencia, un
nuevo ejercito Sc formaba en- Egipto
con numerosas tropas inglesas que
Aabian hecho un largo viaje escalo-
La gaceta., 1943-09-13

InadO desde Inglaterra. Esas fuor-
zas eran NADIA menos que ol famOgo
s. Eiercit0 Britannica baj0 q mando
del general Bernard I. 4ontgo-
merry, armada con IN ax1na1nonto
nuevo, ademAs De poderosos tanques
" tanques destructores que On gran
des cantidadeS venian Dc l09 &sta-
dos Unidos.
Nuev0 armaMeMto
FL mes do octubrO y On u plaza De
lei Alamein, Sl nuev0 aj6TCit0 pro-
|visto de un Aumeros0 ax4namento de
|todas classes y calibres, adom&s de
una pOdoroSa escuadra a6roa, aaeBt6
a Rommsl un formidable gOlpe que
10 hizo TetrOceder en- una deGagtr0sa
|dorrOta, no hacienda alto sino hasta
llegar q Tunes cuatro mesee mas
tarde. Las fuerzas de Montgomery,
sin descanso y sin compasi6n algU-
ma, 10 persiguieron en- sucesivos
ataques, hasta que On L. mahana del
Is de noviembre, en- un m0vimiento
envolvente, Rommel y sus 9uerzas
quedarOn enbotellados y "a suerte
Gamble por complete.
Por Otra parte, una armada COM
|puesta de $50 barcos de guerra car
Igados de toda clase de provisiones
de guerra y llenos de trOpas, reuni-
|das despues de varios meses Y bajo
Hos planes de campaia previamente
Iaprobados, Sc dirigi6 hacia ell norte
de Africa, en- donde desembarcaron
|todas las tropas, juntamente con ell
General nOrteamericano Dwight D.
Eisenhower, Comandante en- Jefe de
los Aliados, quien Sc puso al frente
lde todas las fuerzas.
Ell general Eisenhower, sin en-
barge, debido a algunos reveseS en-
los cOmbates, no pudo avanzar con
sus tropas con la rapidez requerida
para llegar q TGnez antes que ROM
mel, y en- las batallas que sucedieron
a los sangrientos encuentros de mo-
viembre, en- medic de un terrible To-
dazal, la victoria Sc inclinaba de un
lado a otro de los combatientes sin
ldecidirse; pero al fin. euando IL sol
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
Ell AsEDIo DE MADRID
POr A

Armando Alvarez Sc retro a Par
la v despues a Getafe. IA que Sc
guir?...
Y, tras un silencio desOlado:
Este -agreg6 r~efiriendOse a
Celestino-, sabe, como 20, ell ho-
rror de los meses que ha durado
nuestro "via crucis". Desarmados,
aspeados, hambrientos, sin man.
dos. sin aviaci6n, sin tanques, sin
municiones... ?c6mo fireman ell i'm
petu arrollador de la chusma re-
accionaria?... Unos tras otrOs to-
dos los pueblos de aquella iona -
Santacruz de Retamar, Valmojado,
Navalcarnero, M6stoles, AlcOrc6n,
Olias, Torrijos, Vargas, Yuncos,
Ilescas, Torrej6n, Seseha, Valde-
moro, Pinto, CiempOzuelos y mu-
chos mas fueron cayendo en- pO-
der del adversario.
Baj6 la cabeza y de nuevo en-
mudeci6, abismandose en- ell infer
no de sus recuerdos. Transcurri-
dos breves INSTANCES su voz resu-
cit6 despaciO, lejana, p~rofunda:
-iHe sufrido mucho!.. t.. En- mi
memoria llevo impresiones que me
acompanaran y torturaran ell restO
de mi vida. 70 nunca olvidare a
los dementes que escapaban pOr
los campos de CiempOzuelos GUAM
do ell enemigo prendi6 fuego al
nj a la anciana loca
que Sc neg6 a salir de Maqueda
despues que nosotros evacuamos
Ell pueblo mi al viejO que conoci en-
lie tengo delante. Yes
traje de pana. Llevaba boina.
era alto, moreno y erguido, y te-
MA la barba blanca. En- Torrijos
40 encontramos a nadie; Ell vecin-
lario habia huido. Las GALES esta-
ban vacias y las casas cerradas. La
lnica persona que no consinti6 en-
noverse fue Ell. -"Mi yernO, mis-
1ijas y mis- nietos -dijo- sc han
narchado. Yo, no. Yo les espero
Aludia a los facciosos. -
"Haces NAL lie repliqu&-porque
te fusilaran'. Sc encogi6 de hon.
bros, con una tranquilidad en- la
que no habia miedo nj c6lera. -
''Vente con nosotros" insist.
No companero -repuso- idos
tranquilos. Esta es mi casa Y quie-
70 que ell enemigo me encuentre
en- ella. Y alli lie dejamos, solo en-
la inmensa quietud del pueblo de-
OtrOs muchos episodes intere-
santes evOc6 Lucio y cada cual,
indole, daba a la movediza
del narrator expresiones
distintas. Conforme tambien al IL
maize de la an&cdota Ell estilo varia-
ba. La imagen de Talavera lie per-
seguia, lie exasperaba, v maquil.
mente ST pensamiento volviase
la ciudad perdida por aque-
la c~arratara nua CT, im~oU;nao;Sr
La gaceta., 1943-09-13

de 10 pri1NaVgra He 1913 N
do batalla, entOnca
mosa Inca Mareth fu6 dssh
tantO Rommel como 90 sjtrh
ron sentsnciadOs Q musra
de los EstadOS UHin
lido o 10 canpGHa &
completaments sin gran an
cia, surgi6 Dc prOntO COM
pr&CticG, 1xpeGta ! Cd
ejSrcito de Inca bien eisrdh
10 guerra 81 que, al unirSe "a
BritAnico, his0 IN
dable conjunto guerrero em
mas 90 habi& visto on gusrTai
En- tanto que loS ejtfdn
terra hacian IN alto y desenr
la podarosa fuerEa aerea On
bajo Los planes eOni
de cannpaha que COnnenEana
ataqueS a&reos suaviEandO ID
Objetivos de cOmbate
Isla Italiana, de PANT
.piedra de pasO para Stella
.mera en- ser derrotada pOr 81
los bombardeOS que On
.cerradas le hicieron los
.Asinismo, otras iSlas iguasi
ron tomadas sucesivalnents
fin, Ell dia 10 de julio, Ia mas
So armada que jamas haSl
en- ell mundO enter
de 5000 buques, "
del Norte, llevando ~
.zas de anfbios para llevsfa
batalla de Stella que
en- su Liberation. IA
No obstante haber sido q,
las 10000 tropas de los Ahsa.
numerosisimas fuer7aS,
combatir en- acciOnes
gicas mucho mas dificiles J
tas a mayores riesgOs que 81
toda Ia isla cay6 como rssaS
una trernenda campana 9u y
dfas. Aunque algunas de ~,
zas del Eie, pudierOrl ser :: S "
o traves del estrecho oe - 4
pudierOn evitar Ell ndmsEs
que tuvieron entire r1uelsS@S
neros Y heridOS, que SS'enU''
La gaceta., 1943-09-13

c~onvierte en- una especie de cole
ra. Detener a un cobarde que hu-
We es tan peligrOso como enfren-
tarse con un v~aliente. Empero
esta desbandada general surgian,
aaui y ALA, puhados de heroes dis
puestos a morir. AL frente de uno
de estos n1cleos vi a Armando
Alvarez, y CORR a juntarme con
Ell: - "IQue hacemos, mi conan
dante?" - lie grite. Contest6: -
"Resistir'. Eramos ounce. Nues-
ira actitud resuelta, atrajo a Otros
compaheros y pronto fuimos GER
ca de doscientos. Entonces en-
prendimos la retirada en- direction
a Santa 0lalla y a campo travie-
sa, pues los facciosos dominaban
la carretera. Dando la cara al enc
migo, es decir, defendiendo pal
mo a palmo Ia terra que pisaba-
mos y hacienda parapeto de GUAM
tas s~inuosidades y de cuantas pie
dras ibamos encontrandO, Ilega-
mos al kil6metro noventa y cincO.
iBien me acuerdo!... donde hay
una m, nOla que por III DISPOSE
ci6r y altara juzgam1s defe' 'ilo!e.
Ali nos detdvimcs y POGO antes
de cerrar la loche recibimos algu-
nos refuerzos. como describirOs
nuestra algeria? Fue inmensa mos
creiamos capaces de recobrar Ell
terreno perdido. Esta illusion solo
dur6 horas. AL amanecer la arti-
Iberia contraria, que nos habfa To-
calizado, abri6 contra nosOtros un
fuego abrumador Y nuestros au-
xiliadores, toda genie bisoia, Sc
desbando sin entrar en- combate.
Su huida nos oblig6 a desalojar la
posicion y continuance retroce-
diendo y peleando hasta las GER
canias de Santa Olalla, donde ayu-
dados por ell battalion "Margarita
Nelken", compuesto de extreme
nos, y ell de ia victoria, al man
do de MARQUEE, aguantamos las
rabiosas embestidas del enemigo
cuatro dias mas. Perdida Santa !
olalla nos replegamos a Maqueda,
puntO estrategico en- que conflu-
yen las carreteras de Toledo y de
Avila, y luego a QuismOndo.
-iAlli nos vimos! -interrum-
pic Alfaro-. 70 iba con los hon.
bres de La joven G~uardia", que
Sc portaron entertainments.
Cleric -corrobor6 Lucio-;
y mereced a vOsotros y al battalion
"Triana" nos sostuvimos en- Quis-
monde cast una semana. Despues
sobrevinieron successes que acele-
rarOn nuestra derrota. Los mill
cianos Sc sublevaron porque A
sensio, general en- jefe de las tro-
pas de Extremadura, mand6 a los
soldados de su escolta fusilar a
mas de setenta hombres de los mu
chos que, c~reyendose perdidos, hu-
ian de Toledo; Burillo Sc march6 y
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Take MyWord for 1t
BY FRANK COBB
Envoy Again.

Newscasters, please? Mr.. Davies
is not the Presidents "ON-voy" to
Moscow. And there is no Cow" in
Moscow. The correct pronunciation
is MOSS-koe.
1t is certain that those who say
convoy" do so under the convic-
ton that the word is French, which
it is not. and that zen" in French
is pronounced on" which it is not.
The French word Is envoye, pro-
nounced all (n) -vwa-YAY, with the
nasal sound in the first syllable.
Envoy, strictly English word,
should be pronounced ENVOY.
Let's Learn Some New Words.
ACTIVATE. Formerly this was
a term used by chemists and biolo-
gists. Recently the word has en-
tered military parlance and has the
meaning ITO prepare for or put
into active service" For example
a certain military group, say a tank
corps, will be "activated," that Is,
sent as a unit to one of the battle
fronts for active service. Likewise a
Reserve officer is said to have been
activated when he is ordered into
active duty.
FRIGATE. The Navy announces
a series of new patrol vessels,
frigates, for antisubmarine work.
They are somewhat lighter than
the corvette type. Original frigates
were sailing ships of the line, armed
with batteries Of guns. The g.
is hard as in fig, big. Say Fright.
MOCK-UP. This term in the mil
itary vocabulary designates any full
size model of any vehicle or instru-
ment of war, such as the pilots
compartment of bomber. The
term was borrowed from the auto
motive industry, where it originated.
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Women Vote to Poy

The Women's Institute OF South
minister, England, passed by large
majority a resolution that the GUS
tom of gentleman paying for a
lady should now be abolished" I'M
married members leading the oppo-
sition.
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Weed Proves Good Food

South Africa has just discovered
that misbredie. or white goose foot,
long considered a useless weed and a
nuisance, is more nutritious than
spinach, having twice the iron and
over three times the vitamin con-
tent.