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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12

Dornbusch, with the South hand,
felt certain that there would be
more bidding and passed. hoping to
be doubled at four spades. Even
with an absolute bust in Norths
hand, he might expect to be set no
more than two tricks. If North
could furnish no tricks at spades,
1t was entirely possible the oppo-
nents could make q slam at their
best suit, so that even a three trick
set might be profitable.
1t happened, however, that North,
too. had been laying back. When
the opponents got to four hearts he
started sharpening the ak. His
partners four-spade bid was &C
tually somewhat of a disappoint-
ment to him: when South bid five.
North barely was able to conceal
his disgust. 1t was partly out OF
pique that he redoubled, but his bid
did have one important character
istic-he could count on handing
the opponents a severe drubbing If
they took out the redouble.
Vests double was the fruit of
South's swindle, and it cost him
dearly. West opened a heart.
North's ten forced East's ace, and
South trumped Two leads drew the
trumps, and declarer then finessed
dummy's queen of clubs, discarded
diamond and two clubs on the hearts
and spread his hand. He scored 500
below the line, 100 for honors, 500
for rubber and 800 for overtricks-
stunning total of 1000 points.
Yesterday you were Theodore
tlghtner's partner and. with both
sides vulnerable, you held:
2AQJ74
oAQ1O
i AJ1O2
The bidding:
Schenken. You. Jacoby. Lightner.
Pass 80 Pass Pass -
AnsWer-Five clubs. Your part
ner's bid has not shown heart sup
port. 1t has merely shown a pref
erence for hearts over diamonds.
You do not yet know whether he
has fair hand or weak one, but
you do know that he does not have a
strong one. If you bid only four
clubs he may pass; If he bids five
clubs you will have to pass. On
your strong bidding, however, he
VIII bid again with very little
strength.
Score 100 per cent for five clubs;
IS per cent for four clubs; so per
cent for four hearts; Is per cent for
six clubs.
Question No. 1907.
Today you hold the same hand,
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Uncle Roy's Corner

Efforts have been made to trace
Valentines Day back to ancient
Rome, and 1t is true that the Ro-
mans had feast in the middle OF
February.
The Roman feast was called the
"Lupercalia.' and it was held in
honor OF god. 1t came on the
18th of February. whereas our VAL
entine's Day comes on the 14th.
The god honored by the feast was
named Faunus. and was supposed
TO be friend of hunters and farm
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but the bidding Is different:
Schenken. You. Jacoby. Lightner.
Pass 10 Pass "a
Pass 80 Pass 4V
Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Bridge SwindIes-No. 1873

Not all bridge swindles occur in
the play. In fact. some of the most
famous of the early swindles. dat
ing back to the game Of auction.
were bidding Jobs. Here is one exc
cuted by "Jigger" Dornbusch of
Newark. N. J.
East dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
ASS
0KQJlo
H542
@AQ93
40 AIS
V9863 n CA7s4a
8 KJlO W 6AOos
Jl054 rs
AAKJloss42
@
%
A8762
The bidding:
East. South. West. North.
- Pass! 80 Pass
~ a Pass Pass
50 So Dbl. Redbl
Pass Pass Pass
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
PIDE FL ALCALDE I'm
INFORME SOBRE la
PALIZA 4 UNA MUJER

Ell alcalde Chancey lie pidi6
aver un informe al jefe de policia
Woodruff sobre la paliza que dos
policias lie dieron, segdn pGblica-
mente Sc ha dicho, a Melissa Will
liams, una mujer de la raza negra,
testigO principal en- una causa
contra ell Sr. McGlamery, jefe de
la recogida de basuras.
A la mujer Sc lie detuvo bajo la
acusaci6n de embriaguez Y mas
tarde dos medicos la declararon
loca pOr efecto de los gOlpes que
lie fueran pegados.
Pregunt6 ell martes ell concejal
Klay, de Seminole Heights, por
que motive ell case no habia sido
investigate.
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las Tabernas no
que Cerrar
las IL de la Noche

u sheriff INFERNO Savarese
anfeSt6 aver que la nueva ley
estadO que prohibe La venta
Oebidas alcoholics entire las
De la nOche y las Z de la ma
aa' no Obliga a los duehos de
'eefnas a cerrar a las IL.
"a ley prohibe la venta de leo
perO no prohibe que ell esta-
anlentO este alberto.
ApnerOSOs duenos de restau-
Nle, tabernas y salones de bal
aamaron aver a la oficina del
F'nf' pidiendo
La gaceta., 1943-07-02

es neutral.
ST Espana sc viese amenazada
por ell hambre, Embellishments Sc
pondrfa de parte del Eje.
No esta satisfecho Franco con
las cantidades que recibe a traves
del bloqueo. lie gustaria tener
mas gasolina y dice que la necesita
para sus aviones comerciales.
Esto 10 comentaba ell otro dia
un prominente lngles, diciendo:
ooh, 81, a nosotros tambien nos
gustaria recibir naranjas espaho-
las, pero todavfa no hemos visto
que las trajera un barco neutral
espanolP'
Con ell fin de obtener aumentos
en- sus importaciones, Espana fire.
cuentemente invoca ell derecho
que como pals neutral tiene.
Inglaterra siempre encuentra
algdn punto de demora hasta que
ell incidente Sc soluciona.
Todavfa existe ell peligro de que
Hitler resuelva invadir a Espaha
y Ilegar a Gibraltar.
iQue ganarfa Hitler con extern
der sus lineas de comunicaciones
v paralizar en- Espaha diez o vein
tie divisiones que en- OtrOs lugares
necesitarfa?
Una invasion crearfa, de todos
modos, grandes dificultades para
los invasores, conoeiendo ell amor
de los espanoles por su terra ma
tai.
Hitler dominarfa las poblacio-
mes; pero centenares de guerri-
las lie hostilizarfan c~onstante-
mente.
Aunque los nazis Sc apoderasen
de Gibraltar, este no slgnIflcarla
ell cierre del Mediterraneo para
los Aliados. FL estrechO no pOdria
ser minado. Los convoyes Ala
dos. fuertemente ~escoltados, To-
grarfan pasar durante la noche y
luego de pasar buscarian Ell ampa-
70 de la actualmente amigable
costa de Africa.
Por esas razOnes los comenta-
ristas militares Green que los ma
zis no Sc meteran directamente en-
Espaha.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
A STEPHEN
IA PENA De MUERTE

WASHINGTON, julio 2.
Ell presidente Roosevelt lie
commute aver a Max Ste
phan, declarado culpable de
un deIitO de TRACTION, la pena
de muerte que los tribunales
federales lie impusieran.
Cree ell Presidente que la
sentencia era demasiado Sc
vera y que al ser dictada no
Sc tomarSn en- consideration
los estatutos que establecen
diferencias sobre ell delito,
teniendo en- cuenta las cir
cunstanciaS.
Stephan iba a morir en- la
hOrca, en- la manana de hoy.
Cuando ell alcaide de la
prision de Milan, Michigan,
lie entero de la communication,
eI REQ lie bes6 la mano y Sc
desplomo llorandO en- una
silla.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
LlamadO a Declarar
Secretario Jones

WASHINGTON, julio a. Ell
secretario de concrete Jones ha
sido invitado por Ell comite de re-
glas de la camara a testificar en-
una resolution del Representative
Coffee, dem6crata de Washing
ton, propOniendo Sc investigue la
ayuda financiera dada por ell go
bierno a la Shipshaw Power and
Aluminium Company, del Canada.
Quiere saber Coffee por que Sc
prestarOn a esa empresa, sin in
teres, 100000.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
Betty Cradle Sc
Casara con James


HOLLYWOOD, California, ju-
lilo LA bella actriz Betty Ora
bic anunci6 aquf que el pr6ximO
lunes Sc casara en- Las Vegas, Ne
vada, con Ell director de orquesta
Harry James.
Trabajaba Miss Cradle en- su
estudio cuando Sc le cOmunic6 que
James habia obtenido IN divorcio
en- Juarez, Mejieo, quedandO libre
para casarse con ella.
Estuvo casada la actriz 0 Ja-
ckie Coogan. La madre de ella
presenciara Ia ceremonial.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
En- Huelga 1000
Obreros de Ford

DETROIT, julio 2.-Se decla-
raron aver en- huelga sobre un
cambio de horas, 1000 obreros
de la fabrica Lincoln que venian
hacienda pleas para motores
de tanques y los ~pequeios au-
tom6viles "jeeps''.
La compahia deseaba zanzibar
los turnos y fijarlos a su conve-
niencia; pero 10 hizo sin consular
con sus obreros.
Trat6 Ell p~residente' de la local
900 que los hombres volviesen al
trabajO; pero no pudo conseguir-
10.
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rribadOS a los NipOnes l23 AerOpIanOs
Aviacion Ameri-
a Perdio Is Ma
v Sc Salvaron
10 Photos
,rminada en- Dos HOras
C~uarnici6n de RendOva

EASHINGTON, julio g. FL
ante William F. Halsey CO.
leo hoy al gobierno que en-
dias, microbes Y jueves, lie
on derribados a los ~japOneses,
las islas de Nueva Georgia,
aerOplanos.
aviaci6n americana perdi6
snones y solo Is photos.
urante los combates del mier-
! los nipones perdieron 1O1
stOs. Este fue ell dia del des-
argue de las tropas america
en- las islas de la parte central
S Solomon.
fecisiete maquinas americans
ION destruidas pero siete de
photos Sc salvaron.
u artilleria bombardea la base
ina de Munda.
frente aliado tiene hoy una
nsi6n de 700 millas.
califica de perfecta la coor-
zion de las fuerzas de TERRA,
" aire bajo ell mando del ge-
II Macarthur.
|rterminados fueron los japo-
Is que componfan la guarni-
! de Rendova a las dos hOras
haberse efectuado en- desem-
10.
mando enemigo no oculta su
lietud, por cuanto la amenaza
derne sobre Munda, los aero
EnOs del norte de las islas Sa-
bon Y la base de Rabaul.
LAS bajas sufridas por las fuer-
de desembarco, seg1n una no.
Del despacho del general Mac
thur, son ligeras.
|AdQuiere intensidad la batalla
! Sc libra en- la Nueva Guinea.
|l desembarco de los aliados en-
bahia de Nassau Sc verified a
bar de los traicioneros arrecifes.
|lantO Sc sorprendieron los ia
|Hsses que Sc pudo llegar a terra
! mfrir bajas.
Las patrullas australians en- ell
p de Sa1amua tratan de esta-
ser cOntacto con las tropas
agicanas.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
INCLATERRA ADOPTA UNA MAS
FIRME ACTITUD PARA CON ESPANA
Ell. COBIERNO DE NDR SABE QUE ESTAN DE
PARTE DEL EJE LAS DEL REGIMEN
DE FRANCO

LONDRES, julio 2.-Inglate-
IRA v los Estados Unidos-pero es-
pecialmente Inglaterra-vienen
mostrando un cambio en- su acti-
tud hacia ell generalisimo Franco,
.jefe del gobierno fascista espa-
mol, en- las 1ltimas semanas. Els
una actitud firme con respecto a
un gobierno extranjero que, aun-
que neutral en- nombre, de hecho
es partidariO del Eje.
Los dias cuando Inglaterra usa-
ba los guantes diplomaticos en- sus
tratos con Espana han pasado va.
La Gran Bretana esta dispuesta a
no permitir que ell general Franco
realize actos de alberta coopera-
ci6n con la causa del Eje.
Existe la indication de que ell
embajador ingles, Sir Samuel
Hoare, ha venido pegandO con los
punos en- los bufetes del gobierno
espanol, en- las recientes semanas'
La base de la nueva politica es
de oposici6n al fascismO y todOs
sus trabajos.
Inglaterra d~escOnfia del gObier-
no de Franco y tiene buenas razo-
mes. Anhela Franco una victoria
de las naciones antidemocraticas
Y su destino esta undo al del
Fuehrer.
Pero la Gran Bretaha sigue ira
tando "cort@smente" a Espana y
lie permite que reciba abasteci-
mientos de fuera, levantandole e
bloqueo para que pasen cierta'
cantidades de mercaderfas que
son s~uficientes para Espana, perc
no 10 bastante para distribuirla'
con Alemania.
Espana desearfa tener mas tn
go, mas gasolina, mas tungsten"
de 10 que recibe de fuera y Ale
mania tambien desearfa e a Els
paha mejor abastecida.
49,
Els para beneficio de las Nacio
mes Unidas que Espaha vien'
siendo protegida contra un colap
so de sus importaciones, porqu'
mientras Sc lie manden alimento'
permanecera neutral en- sus accio
mes, aunque en- sus simpatias NJ
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
aaandidOs a Suecia
Y Barcos Mercantes


\ ISoNDRES, julio LA
so1O de Roma dice, citando
0e'PachO de EstOkolmo,
en- los primeros seis me-
ce este anO Suecia ha
Judo % vapOres mercan-
ION un total de $4,000
saoa'' PerecierOn 156
ss'ds Ell cOmienzO de Ia
"a Sueeia ha perdido, en-
~ medic million de TO-
'aa' LIZA vidas.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
kS CUERRILLAS MATARON A $1,000 NAILS
TUVO QUE REGRESAR Ell AVON DE
RICKENBACKER
LOS ARD ROJOS ARREBATARON UNA Iona
o "~HITLERISTAS"

M0SCU, julio 2.-Estrella no
ia" dice que en- los dltimos cinco
meses los guerrilleros ~sOvieticOs
han dado muerte a $1,000 alema-
mes.
En- Ell mismo peroodo de tempo
las ~guerrillas descarrilaron 23S
trenes y destruyerOn 222 lOcOmo-
toras y 1909 carros.
Ell avi6n en- que habia salido de
esta capital ell captain Eddie Ri
ckenbacker, del ejercito de los
Estados Unidos, Representative
personal del secretario StimsOn,
tuvo que regresar hoy o un mo-
tor descompuesto.
Habia salido en- la primera eta
pa de un vuelo de retorno a Es-
tados Unidos.
La decomposition ocurri6 a los
40 minutes de haber despegado ell
aparato.
Las tropas rojas lie arrebataron
a los nazis una altura de gran inn
portancia ~estrategica, en- Ell sector
noroeste de Moscu, Y la mantu-
vieron en- su poder apesar de que
ell enemigo lanz6 20 cOntraata-
CUES.
Tuvieron los alemanes, en- Ia
acci6n, mas de 600 muertos.
Creese que la batalla Sc libr6
en- la Staraya Russo o cerca de
Lago linen.
Una brigada de guardias rojos
llev6 a termino la Operaci6n. Ell
enemigo habia fortificado la To-
ma, protegiendola con trincheras,
fortunes y lineas de communication
mes. .
Los guardias Sc atrincheraron
luego de abrirse canine pOr alam-
bradas, trincheras y campOs mi
nados.
Ademas de los 600 muertOs he
chos a los nazis, Sc les quitaron
10 ametralladoras, IL morterOs,
10 rifles, aparatOs de radio, 1s
rifles automaticos y municiOnes.
Ell sargento Mishanin, en- Ell
area de BelgorOd, dispar6 su anne
tralladora contra un avi6n ale
man. Sc incendi6 ell aparato v
empez6 a perder altura.
Entonces Ell sargentO lie sigui6
disparando Y ell aparatO aterriz6
cerca de las avanzadas del ejercito
rojo.
En- Ell frente de Leningrado el
francO-tirador Ivan Denisenko ma
to a tres sOldados del enemigo.
BESIDE que comenzara Ia guerra
lleva matados 100 aIemanes.
La tripulaci6n de un bombarde-
70 fue hecha prisiOnera en- ell sec
tor de Rostov en- ell Don.
Sc ha desmentido Ia noticia,
dada por Berlin, de que las trOpas
alemanas atacaron pOsiciones ro-
jas en- Demyansk y Lago linen.
Los generates Giraud y DeGau-
lie lie mandaron un mensaje a Sta
lin con motive del reciente ami
versario de Ia guerra rusO-alema-
ma.
Aseguran los dos que Ell pueblo
de Russia ha sufrido "grandemente
en- defensa de Ia causa com6n0.
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Detroit Time, Washington Bureau

HflFnN lHhFs NHHhi"h'"" ""''""
WASHINGTON, March 9-lt
will take 100000 men in uni
form TO do the job that must be
done Capt. Rickenbacker pre-
dictcd today.
The world war acc asserted be-
fore a Red Cross rally here that
the complaccncy of the American
people was costing thousands OF
lives and warned that there might
be l.O000 600 casualties before the
victory was won.
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FAMED PENAL COLONY

Celebrated as the home Devils
Island. French penal colony Just
Of the coast. French Guiana lies
lust east of Dutch Guiana, which
American authorities took over as
a protective measure after the
collapse Of Holland.
The population Of French
Guiana IS about 10000. exclusive
or some 6,0to prisoners on Devil 5
Island. Until the outbreak OF the
war the possessions principal
trade with with France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Ndzis Strongdrn
French Labor

{ LONDON. March 10 up
German strongarin squads have
started houSe-to-houSe searches
for French workers dciying a
labor roundup aimed al sending
100000 Frcnchmen 10 Germany
within three months, underground
reports from the Continent said
today.
The latest reports Of simmering
violanCe IN France said Pierre
Laval. Vichy chief of government
had promised Hitler 100000
French workers for his war fac
tories.
Since the first Of the year
100000 have been cnnscriPted,-
Other adviccs from Europe said
French mobile police were desert
ing 10 the guerilla forces in The
Alpine Haute-Sovoie border area
in such numbers that regular Axis
detachments had been forced TO
take over.
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FIRST BREAK

Rv this move, French Guiana
becomes the first Of the French
Caribbean possessions to dcnounce
the authority OF Admiral Georges
Robert. high commissioner OF the
French West Indies, and ION the
forces al either Gen. Glraud or
Gen de Gaule. leader OF the
Fighting French.
The American government re-
Gently suspended food shipments
70 Martinique because nf inc
Adamant attitude adopted hy Nd
niral Robert IN refusing 70 CO.
cuerHtr with -t1E-tifttcd- Nations
or either Of the French move
f7aFpTg
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Berlin Homeless
SET al 100000

LONDON. March 10 fINS)--
Three hundred thousand persons
were made homeless. $50 were
killed and 1000 injured in the
recent Raj raids on Berlin, ac-
cording TO Travellers arriving IN
Ankara, Turkey. from Germany, a
Reuters dispatch said today.
In Munich, il was said, $50 per
Sons were killed and 800 injured.
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KICKS APPEAL

Rickenbacker brought tears IA
the eyes of his listeners when he
said:
Few of us have any cOncep-
ton that this II "A life and dJath
struggle for the very privileges
we enjoy tOday-the right to
gather and discuss what we
choose. And few of uS realize
that American boys are bleed
ing and dying In every part Of
the world TO protect those
rights.
I'VE are too complacent, too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

only supply OF hghtlng men left
i'm the world" he added.
"When you hear Of victory,
realize II is going 10 take thou
sands of victories TO win the
war"
Warning the nation not 10 eN-
pect the NaZiS 10 crack up next
week or next month, he pointed
Out how experts estimated in 1914
that Germany couldn't last SIX
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EDEN'S IDEAS

mir. Eden made q pretty di-
rect response that things inyari-
ably could he best handled when
war is over. and that there
might he embarrassing situa-
tIons developed II We moved too
speedily while we are still at
war" said Senator Nye tR) Of
North Dakota.
Other senator's put the matter
more bluntly. They declared thai
Eden had said fatty that such
questions as territories or bounda
rieS could not be settled now.
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Captain Rckenbacker Says:
Us. Must Raise Army of Ii Million

and sulfa drugs from the organiza
ton after his 17-day ordeal on
raft in the Pacific. -
1.-THE Red Cross Ia eVeryNh
our soldiers are and always
ready, always helpful" he said.
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Quebec Liquor Halved

OTTAWA, March 10 (INS)-
The liquor ration for Quebec
Province will be reduced from AZ
ounces a week to 40 ounces ever,
two weeks, because Of the in
creased buying in anticipation o.
possible prohibition.
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Struck by Auto
March z, Dies

William T. Tackett. II, Of 272l
Brooklyn. died today in Receiving
Hospital of injuries received March
Il when he was struck by a car
as he crossed W. Warren at
Walton.
Police said the driver of The car
Norman G. Bennett, 3S, Of 2i6
Florence, Highland Park, was held
for reckless driving IT the time
and was now free on bond. lie will
be recalled for further questioning.
Jackets death brings the traf-
fic toll for the year 10 As as com
pared with 50 at the corresponding
date last year.
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TERRITORIAL GAINS

The + 'Ffre -rurStiorS- of territorial gains
or new neutrality-suspicious. upon
which the United Nations might
split will not he settled, under
this theory, until after the AXIS
has been crushed.
Eden was reported by many sem
ators who conferred with him as
having declared for a United Ma
lions organization after the war
10 keep the peace. But he warned
against trying TO draw up a blue
print during the war and Speclfl-
cally excluded questions Of terri
tory or boundaries from wartime
agreement.
Opponents of the Halliburton
Hill-Hatch resolution for United
Nations conference 10 draw up
peace terms and plan postwar
organization regarded Eden's atti-
tude as throwing cold water on
the proposal.
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satisfied, too optimistic, about
what the future holds. You
hear people say:
1--WE may lose today or to-
morrow, but eventually we will
win
What a horrible thought that
ls!' IL doesn't make any differ
ence 10 those boys who will
have died whether we win the
war now or n hundred years
from now; they're as dead as
they ever will he.
TIME MEANS LIVES
"All -ef time-seconds, min
utes. days. weeks, months
must be measured In the lives
OF American fighting men. We
must spend every ounce of effort
tn rush this war 10 quick con-
clusion To save those lives"
In paying tribute 10 the worl
of the Red Cross, Rick recallet
how he had received blood plasmi
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THREE AXIS MISTAKES

o GcrmanyS failure 10 follow up
It's advantage after Dunklrk.
. Gcrmanys attack on Russia.
Q Iapan'S attack ar the United
States al Pearl Harbor
Congressional leaders in foreign
affairs said they believed that
collective security would be the
cornerstone upon which the big
four Of the United Nations the
United States, Great Britain, Rus
STA and China hope 10 build a
new postwar world.
This was tho impression gained
hv members of the Senate and
House committees IN their confer
CnCe with Eden.
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French Guiana
Breaks VithY Tie
To Join Girdud

WASHINGTON. March "a ms
The French North African mill
tary mission IN the United States
announced today that Ere h
Guiana. on The northern coast OF
South America, had decided Ia
ioln the forces OF Gen. Giraud
,.-r hrr47 commissioner for French
North and West Africa.
a spokesman Of the military
mission said that Rene Weber, the
governor Of French Guiana, and
the mayor Of Cayenne, the terri.
torv's most important city had
cahled Gen. Giraud that French
Guiana was lolnlng his forces.
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New York
Next OH
Eden Tour

WASUINGTON. March 10 ms
British Foreign Secretary Eden
plans 10 leave late today for New
York City for conferences with
several government, municipal and
industrial leaders.
Among those with whom ne
hopes 20 confer are Mayor La
Guardia and Wendell Wlllkie.
Eden told the House and Senate
foreign affairs committees yeSter-
day that the AXIS powers had
made these three mistakes;
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TOUCH MILLION HOMES

a million homes Will he
touched with sadness before
peace comes" said Ricken-
hacker. Every minute ne can
shorten the struggle will keep
thousands of men from dying"
He said that two years ago he
had estimated IL would take TO-
100000 men in the armed forces
to defeat the Axis.
But today l say II will take
$4,000, 900, for America has the