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Evening star., 1943-07-15
THIS MERCHANDISE ON SALE
FRIDAY BEGINNING AT $3.50 AIM.
No PhoneMa alorC O.. Please!
l1'iday clearance

1900 Imberteefs o.
I9c and 25e
Evening star., 1943-07-15

Orieindliv .S4.9S
Evening star., 1943-07-15

(women's Sports Shop. Air
Cooled Third Floor, r st.
Building. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-07-15

Just sets in all =. . made by Myott-Stafford-
shire of England! Handsome Bermuda" all-over
design of roses, done under the glaze so it won't
wash, wear or fade off. Two sets in pink<.
in blue And each service includes 8 each
dinner plates, bread-and-butters, cups, saucers,
soup dishes; and one of each of the following
:. platter, vegetable bowl, sugar with cover
and creamer.
Evening star., 1943-07-15
OPEN STOCK PIECES In
"BERNUDA'' DINNERWARE

IL Originally $50 Creamers. pink blue Soc
Originally S. Large Platters pink blue So
10 Originally 1.50 Twelve-Inch Platters. pink.
blue - 75c
40 Originally SOC Egg Cups. 81 pink IS blue 30c
% Originally 60c Cups and Saucers. pink, 20
blue -- 35c
10 Originally 40c Bread and Butter Plates pink,
blue - -------------- zoe
Originally 40c Lug Soups. Pink only zoe
6 Originally soc Rim Soups. Blue only---------- 25c
8 Originally $50 Gravy Boats pink, S blue 75c
Is Originally 81 Pickle Dishes 13 pink, blue SOC
IL Originally 130 Creamers. pink bue--------- 60c
10 Originally 1.75 Sugars. Pink 90c
Evening star., 1943-07-15
SPREADS, DRAFES AND
VANITY SKIRTS

Originally 1875 Glazed Chintz Spreads with rayon
taffeta fo,nce Twin size 1898
Originally 1898 RayOn- and Cotton Fable Spreads.
Trim plaid design-singe and double sizes -----109S
Originally 1893 Rayon and Cotton Faille Drapes to
match above spreads 234 wards long - s98
Originally 1898 Cotton Glosheen Quilted Spreads.
Twin size 1893
Originally 9.9s Cotton Glosheen Drapes to match
above spreads 2% wards long 598
Originally 89S Cotton Glosneen Printed Spreads.
Twin size observation-disclosures ------------------598
10 Originally 1888 Printed Cotton Gl0sheen Drapes
to match above spreads. Pinch -peated tops "a
ydIuS IoiS
Originally 4.99 Checked Cretonne Vanity Skirts 3ss
2S Originally 3.99 Summer Vanity Skirts in assorted
types Crisp organdies and cushion dotted cotton
Spreads, Drates, Sirfh Floor, The Hechf Co.
The Valley settler., 1943-12-03

~. J.N - - ~ 49, ~ ~ :! - y
fCN A.N,N.C., LANDS. !
In reply to our letter Of inquiry f.
in regard to proce odture required, I'd
secure vacant lands in the Matonuskd
Valley Reserve pr ompted by request
Of Service man for inf ormo ion we
received the following letter from,
Of the Alaska Rural Rehtbi II ta tt on
Corp. who apparently heve charge
Of the disposal Of these lands. K
The letter reefs IS follows;
Dear Nr. Rasmuss sen;
Your l. tier Of Nov. 18th wos rec
ievcd to5sy. In regard to your l.:
letter Of inquiry whi CHI you received
We shall be glod to answer any quest
tions directly that your inquirer
mey wish 70 make to US.
In regard to your question about
clfibiliEy, Circular # 1858 Of the
General L.nd office Of the United
Stetes pcrtmont Of the Interior
covers this sub oct under 1874;
Parsons entitled to make Appli CO.. =
ton" This paragraph READS IS fol-
lows 'Colinists end settlers who =
ere approvod and certified by the ~
Alaska Rural Kehibilitatio Corp. | ne
mey file IN epp1t coti on for the :
purchese or lease Of such lands as TT
err not solo by the Corporo tt on. az
knd amount Of lend SOLD or lcesed d
to eny prs on shall not exceed the ar
oceroac ncces sory for the purpose ~
Of dovc looping q farm unit whi ch wi r.,
port such pors on emo his fami ly, ",
IS dotcr1.ined by the CORPORATE on. Il
This subject Of eligibility is ais Dir
covered rarity, in paragraph 1872 is
"Policy' whi CHI roads as follows, 1t l;
will be The policy Of this Depart ac
mcntto p1 omote tire beneficial use ~,
Of the public lands in the oreo dcstt
cribed, subj oct to the terms Of the "a
The Valley settler., 1943-12-03

according to the Year Book Of the
Department Of Aori culture, entitled
|"Soils and Men" for the year Of 1883
There are many thousands Of acres Of
lagri cultural land in the Fairbanks
Id stri ct, in the Tonnana River Valley
land adjoining districts.
Then large strip Of land running
ffrom the head Of the Susitna River
VALLEY, Joined by the Matanuska VAL
Icy and on down past Anchorage odjoin
ping the Cook Inlet aera, and to Homer
lis clso clessed IS good agri cu1tro1
LAND, and Kodiak Island IS also lcn6
adapted to farming.
There seems to be plenty of lind in
ALASKA for ms ny years to come.
III trust thet this gives you THE
inf ormo ion viii CHI you DESIRE.
Very TRULY Yours
u1v1
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-01-14
Recreation Centers
Are Frightened By
unds OF Unionists

Charleston, :. C.-COntributions to
help make cheerful recreation centers
Of the day rooms at military stations
here are coming from several Charles
ton unions. Furniture. cash, paint and
q record player were among the
unions gifts to the soldiers. supplied
in response 10 an appeal by Assistant
Red Cross Field Director Ben Irwin
Locals of the Carpenters IronWork
ers' and BricklayerS' unions have
undertaken 10 supply the furniture for
the day rooms. ana the Electrical
Workers. Laborers. and Plumbers and
SteamfitterS viii act in proposals to
make similar contributions.
Treasurer Hiram Bell of the Brick
layers local supplied the funds and
assisted in the selection of record
player for one of the day rooms. Fiv"
gallons Of paint 10 brighten the walls
of another was provided by the Paint
ers' union. Members of the National
Maritime Union contributed to col
lection taken aboard merchant ship
in Charleston HarbOr.
The Red Cross Camp and Hospital
Council reported that cooperation from
the unions has been wholehearted.
Christmas trees, cigarettes. candies
and knicknacks for patients at the
Navy Yard hospital were purchased
with Il contribution of $3.50 from
members Of Navy Yard RiggerS Local
y, go
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-01-14

Montreal, que. GLNS). - Noicine
the belief that we may hope that 1943
will bring victory for the United Ma
lions clearly within sight" Edward ].
Phelan. acting director Of the Inter
national Labor Office, said in a New
Year statement here that when the
turning point is reached the task of
world reconstruction will be one Of
immediate urgency"
The fact that the democracies were
unpreparcd for war. Mr.. Phelan said,
was proof that they nourished no az
greSsiye designs. But, he added 1t is
essential that they should be fully pre-
pared for the postwar situation
Interest in bold. constructive plan
ming to implement the Atlantic Charter
is increasingly evident in all the
United Nations" PheIan said
IF disiIusionment and disaster are
10 be avoided when military victory is
won, the same unity Of purpose, the
same courage and the same determi-
nation must inform and inspire the
campaign against the social evils Of
poverty. injustice and unemployment, :"
the ILO mead continued.
Determined Effort Needed
Social SpC1ITitV and n rising stand
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-01-14
British Labor Group
Is Going To Miami
Anglo-Americdn Committee
To Meet At A. F. of L.
Council Session

Washington. - The first meeting of
the Anglo-American labor committee,
recently created to advance organized
labors war efforts, will be held at
Miami, Fla, coincidentally with the
coming session of the executive cOun-
Gil of the American Federation of La
Dor, which will open on Jan. Is for
two weeks.
President Green was told in cable
message from Sir Walter Citrine,
secretary of the British Trade Union
Congress, that the A. T.. of l.. invita-
ton to Miami had been accepted.
The committee was formed as Il re-
suit of negotiations which began a
year ago. They We're started by the
British Trade Union Congress which
first suggested the formation of an
AnSlo-American Trade Union Com
mittee This proposal was not accept
able to the \. +. of l.. council, which
preferred to have the British labor
group act as liaison between the Rus
sian and the American trade unions.
AS coulter l'lol'oSdi, tlle ~. l.. ol L.
suggested that there be an Anglo
American labor committee and this
idea was accepted by the British labor
spokesman.
Sir Walter Citrine will head the
British delegation. Others are +. VOL
StancrOft, vice chairman of the British
Trade Union Congress and head of
the ANA gamated Society of Wood
workers; III. n. Harrison, National
Union of General and Municipal
Workers; j. Marchbank, National
Union of Railwaymen, and A. Conley,
National Union of Tailors and Car
ment Workers.
The A. +. OF l.. committee which
will meet with the British unionists
comprises President Green and Vice
Presidents w. l.. Hutcheson, George
NJ. Harrison, Matthew Woll and Har-
vey Brown.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-01-14

MANY TO GET WITHHELD PAY

F.. New York City QLNS).-Arthur j..
White, regional director Of the Wage
and Hour Division, L. s. Department
of Labor announced that voluntary
payment of S11, ,511 in withheld wages
and overtime soon would be paid to
5S employees of the Midtown Bus Ter
minal. At the sam time he announced
that restriction in withheld wages and
overtime totaling $34,SSO would be
paid New York and New Jersey en-
DIoyees of 10 diversified industries
under voluntary agreements effected
by his office.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-01-14
100000 Job Trainers"
Employed In War Plants

Washington, ID. C.-MOre than $500
war production plants in which more
than 100000 men and women are
employed are now using the program
of the training within industry sery-
ice of the War ManpOwer Commission.
More than 100000 supervisors, in
duStrial fOremen and crew chiefs have
been certified as war production job
instructors, and the annOunced goal of
335, 900 trainers by the end of 1912
will be reached.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-01-14
OHIO PRINTERS TO ASK
PREVAILING PAY LAW

Columbus. O. 1ILNSD.-A proposed
prevailing wage law for printing
trades workers will be submitted 10
the Ohio Legislature during its 1943
session. as result of the Ohio Typo
graphical Conference meeting here re-
Gently.
The conference adopted a resolution
requesting endorsement of the pro-
posal and referred it to the legisla-
tive committee headed by John ".
Og@. legislative agent for the confer
ence. The proposed law has the sup
port of all allied printing trades coun-
cil> in Ohio.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-01-14
Democrdcies Must Be Fully Prepared
For Postwar Action. Says ILO Head

ard of living combined with the free
dom and dignity of the citizens of the
free peoples will only be achieved and
maintained by a conscious, determined
and lasting effort. The war has re-
yealed potentialities in the democracies
as unSuspected as they are full of
promise and hope. The magnitude Of
the task is no more unprecedented
than the possibilities of its successful
achievement
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-01-14
Federation To Oppose
Job Freezing BY Law
40Hour Week Repeal Held Danger To War Production;
Immediate Expansion Of Social Security Program
Held Vitdl To Protect Nation Agdinst
Postwar Upheuvus

Washington D. c. QLNS) = Compulsory job-freezng Eat
this tme and other compulsory legislation will be strongly
posed by the American Federation of Labor 1943 President
William Green told the nation in making public the edeations
Legislative program for the year.
AS Green announced the program legislative representatives
of all AFL unions and the railroad broherhoods gathering
at the AFL building here to discuss and Of obtaining
favorable action the during the 18th Congress-
Amercas labor program has evolved through the
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-01-14
Strikes At New Low
In New York Stute

New York City.-A record low
in strikes was reached in this
state during November, Execu-
tive Secretary Jules S. Freund
of the New York Board of Medi-
alton announced Dec. %.
In the entire month there were
only four new walkOuts involv-
ing a total of 80 workers. This
is the lowest since the board was
created in July 1887, before
which no records were kept,
Freund said.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-01-14
Mishdps To Women High

Lansing, Mch.-The number of acci-
dents classed as compensation cases
and involving women in manufacture
ing plants in Michigan has increased
50 per cent in six months whereas the
rate for men rose only 21.9 per cent in
the same period, the State Depart
ment of Labor and industry made
known. The cases involve only mis-
haps that require Il lay-otf of eight or
more days.
This increase is serious when you
consider that almost the entire labor
supply available in the next six
months will be drawn from women
who are unfamiliar with the jobs they
must hold" the department COM
mented.
tioning viewed as ''the only democratic
and just way" to distribute available
supplies fairly.
Labor feels it's anti-strike pledge has
been highly successful, that the Ma
tional War Labor Board has done "a
magnificent job in settling labor dis
putes and that sin view of the record
of the past year and the splendid CO.
operative spirit manifested by the
overwhelming majority Of the nations
workers it would be foolhardy for
Congress to upset the applicant now
by enacting compulsory anti-strike
legislation
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-01-14

Repartee is the big mans smart
answer to your question If it comes
from a little man. you call it an insult
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-01-14
AT. OF l. 10-P0|NT LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
IS OFFERED TO new CONGRESS BY GREEN
AFL Legislative Program For 1943
MANPOWER MOBILIZATION


be ea ps n h qs aa Gas 's workers. 4S nsf ~ % % s to p s ] ~t
Sesd S "H %"ss S ' ' s""5 T ss
labor
service nw ss n ros are nai"u S"s ia@ sn % e ] snfs G s % @
Hss to vii" t% %7 %" %s u % ny may ts s r
this objective when become convinced that
But , convinced We M sr know with
@ n M fall an " We n an nmeas % ] survey & determine m ] i fc
sp" ~" wE % service service H n % %s @"si ] ' " we be a s ' % nds ] 'n n
T @ ss Ssss '" "s s ss's time %"S % n,s "s e, legislation
~ ~ LABOR STANDARDS
Agitation to repeal the the % ohur week. standard provided for in nth the Fair
threat entire
war T nu .%Ho merely w aGs ] mot % sn w for %s overtime r 1a % or per factory
The legal requirement to t" pay meanlannf overtime for RI hours worked
NsF su s @ of @ E'm 1 %o nnsss @ q" a on the o
and Ss" ss" ne s viii 'n F workers. % % ]
ms1a % REVISION ] "ST OF @ ys s t, % %s't"s I % @ % & % @ Ss % S TO s % &
ss % vy vs' s % es % a sS % ] st
e; % % S: s s ::: :s: ;@?' would WOULD $ ]
5sT Ss Ss ;s s Ss;"n # Labor viii oppose with all
its power sny as%pt % ar ' H "
Immediate expansion security program protect
H'1 no afa fS % s "
ans that President s m M fS"ys s M Ti M k or cge ] to sSd an & %
money
s T % r s S a" % ,e year r " T % meow " % rSE %ns f
M & ,o mgr Gwsve sd ssen v % aaYn ns u ss specific
a t % ts % sa tsksI WisS Ssr ms ce M "S % % , n sap the
continue the War Bead
>''""'"'s '"'' PRICE CONTROL AND RATIoNING
is imerate M nt nat nHa5iO be prevented sGcng m prices M for the
ss " price ct'o~ %s s5siSs s
living If program fails we will ask Congress for new law with
@ fn labor We a know m that when goods
sS n: ny supply % . 5 s G %s " o %c viii 'S sr " e7s % %
'''''"''7 D''7 ANrIsTRIkE LEGISLATION
position voluntary methods accomplish more
immediately 1larto
"H ] to strikes s %" s aaa % @ e ns n" n % % HS n rs %
" %fn ] lost M has S%ss s a" "sshc Re @ @ aou has been reduced to tiny c
ton of Not single strike authorized ene by the
labor 5 ,;
Every nuy
In view of the record o" the past year and the splendid % oreiys r. % % m
fooary llear 9acns compulsory
WAGE STERILIZATION
sonry S' fact
int" @s: vi vi = $ Ss S: :s @ % % @
$. ] ;s1 s: vs
;s labor fairly represented an" has voice i" fo"" policies an" making"
a by our M % Sw m v % @ sve n e1e f"r n the Hr %sss Sr na.
POSTWAR RECONSTRUCTION
A A. f. l..
sweeping
program prevent
"S We "" urge ' @ c"nsrs u"ns n ime"e % and survey
'"s aTnssy s . @ H1
''''' S'''" ''' '''''' FOIL TAX REPEAL SS'
a A" s CA must sn erase 1 % S @ o" r, e @ un N at u @ e M @ ] @
% 1e this Senate D y w" b % u s the rt % 1resu in , M ] " % na S Sr
ME % I'd; z s,ssS ] , Without
GOVERNMENT WORKERS. LEGISLATION
5S:,S @ . % &C. '; " "
'''1R: %s "ras rs "" %So 's"s Ss' @Ss
"s " "r % oveTHs @ ] r% 3 has
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-01-14
Home Educufion
"T'he Chi!Gs First School is the
Family"-FrOebel

Issued by the National Kinder
garten Association, S West 4Oth
Street, New York City. These arti-
cles are appearing weekly in our
columns
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
LOS ELEMENNTOS ITALIANOS
DE IZQUIEDA ORGANIZAN LA
MARCIA DE LA PAZ

Madrid, agosto 3.-Si Badoglio
sigue demorando la capitalization
y obligando a los Aliados a bonn
bardear de nuevo a Italia, los ele-
mentos italianos de izquierda mi
ciaran una marcha de paz hacia
Roma.
Los alemanes residences aquf
muestran confianza Y dicen que
las tropas de Hitler tomaron posi-
clones a 10 largo de la Inca del
rio Pc.
Ocupando a Trieste los nazis
cerraron una de las puertas que
abre hacia los Balkanes. Fuerzas
alemanas dominan ell alto Adige,
por encima y debajo de Trieste,
10 millas al sur del Paso del Bre
nero.
Badoglio parece estar conven-
cido, pero no 10 ha dicho Official
mente, de que Italia no puede.con
tinuar la guerra.
A los vapores mercantes italia
nos que estan en- ell mar Sc les ha
avisado de que Sc cuiden de los
actos de SABOTAGE de los submari-
nos Y los a~eroplanos alemanes. So
gun un despachO de Berna. Creese
que la transmission Sc hizo desda
lie base de Spezia.
En- LOndres, ell gabinete de p,a.
ira discuti6 anoche los nuevos a.
contecimientos militares.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
la SRA. urea MEGA SER
cULPABLE

En- la corte de 10 criminal, pre-
sidida por Ell juez Hines, Ia coma
drona Diamante Urga, dueha de
un palacete en- West Tampa, dijC
que no era culpable de la acusa.
cion de provocar un aborto en- Ia
esposa de un soldado.
Sc fij6 ell juicio para ell dia 70
de septiembre y qued6 en- libertad
bajo fianza de $500.
Esta sehalada para Ell dia 20 de
septiembre la vista de la causa
contra Federico Esteridge, de 2S
amos, que asegur6 no ser culpable
de conducta maliciosa en- relaci6n
con los "canards" echados a rodar
en- la Tampa Shipbuilding Compa-
ny.
Sc resolvera ell dia % de sep
tiembre ell case contra Medford
Dukes, del 1912 E. Hillsborough,
que con SUI coche matara a un mu-
chacho de 16 amos, George B. West
Pat Whitaker Aevara la acusa-
ci6n privada.
Tony MENDOZA, acusado del ase-
sinato en- segundo grade de Geo
rye Rotolo, lie hara frente al jura-
do Ell dfa 10 de septiembre.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
EXPLOSION EN- UNA FABRICA

Cleveland, agosto 3.-Siete O.
breros de guerra perecieron y O.
cho sufrieron lesiones al ocurrir
aver una explosion en- la fabrica
de la Ferro Enamel Corporation.
Los que recibieron quemaduras
fatales Sc llamaban Antonio RO-
gowski, James H. Lashlee, Luis
Treczeciak, William Luboboinski,
Henry Makel, Konstanty Deluga
v Estanislao SzecZech.
En- la lista de lesionados figu-
ran dos bomberos.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
FL detective Roberts
matO a un negro

FL asistente fiscal del estado,
Sr. Umstot, declare aver justifi-
cados los disparos que ell detecti-
We Roberts hiciera, matandolo, al
negro Spencer Williams, de 81
amos, vecino del 939 de la Sexta
avenida.
Hizo Ell negro tres disparos So
bre su mujer y un cuarto contra
el captain de policia Latture.
Trataba de agredir a Roberts,
cuando este leabati6 a tiros.
Antes de dispararle el detective
lie orden6 que arrojase Ell arma,
perO no quiso obedecerle.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
DICE QUE LOS RoJoS PENE
TRARoN EN- oREL

Londres, agosto 3.-El periodi-
co "News Chronicle" dice, ha-
ciendose eco de la Radio de Ber-
lin, que Ell ejercito rojO ha entra-
do en- la ciudad de Orel.
LA batalla esta centralizada en-
ell area de OreI-dicen los nazis.
Nos ha atacado ell enemigO con
gran viOlencia, especialmente en-
ell parte suroeste de la poblacion.
En- Orel Sc viene compatiendo
desde que los alemanes lanzaran
su ofensiva de verano.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
VAPoR DEL EJE HUNDIDo

Londres, agosto 3.-El eobier-
no holandes en- ell destierro nm
clio aver que ell submarine "Dolf-
Jin' atac0 y hundi6 un barco tran
sporte del Eje, de 5000 toneladas,
' mas tarde sepult6 en- ell mar dos
sOIe'as eargadas con comestibles.
ara hundir las goletas ell SUI
homes. 'US ="
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
CoNDENADo PoR ROBAR UN


I'm joven de Is amos, Rudolph
Davis, fue cOndenado aver, en- la
corte de 10 criminal, a IL meses
de careel por ell robo de un auto
moyil, guar estando borracho Y
manejar sin hcencia.
Davis, que tiene malos anteee-
denies, Sc declare culpable.
Solo son elegibles para perd6n
Conditional los eondenados o 10
menos a un aho, segun Ell super
visor de indultos, R. Wilcox
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
Sc HIcIERON MUCHAS CON.
SULTAS A LA OFIcINA DEL
POTENCIAL HUMANE

Numerosas personals que andan
a GAIA de cambios y sueldos, sin
importarle NADIA los problemas ma
eionales, visitaron aver la ofici-
ma del Potential Humane pidien-
do explicaciones, por no trabajar
en- industries esenciales, sobre la
orden de "congelaci6n" dada.
Los e~mpleados del Sr. Megill pa
saron varias horas dando informa.
ci6n.
Todas las dificultades Sc van
solucionandO Y Ell programa sera
de gran ayuda para reclutar obre-
ros con destino a las industrias de
guerra.
La Association de Commentaries
celebr6 una reunion extraordina-
ria para considerar la orden dada
ell sabado.
f. D. Warner, vicepresidente de
la Association, dijo a los periods
tas:
Los concentrates de Tampa
cooperaremos, sin reservas, con la
comisi6n del Potential Humane.
"Creo que nos ayudara a re-
solver nuestros problemas".
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
LOS FRANCHISES ATACARON
A LOS ITALIANOS

Berna, Suiza, agosto 3.-Quin-
ce guerrilleros franceses atacaron
a los guardias italianos de la from
terra, en- Novel, segGn un despacho
de Lausanne. Despues de mata1
a un guardia Sc apoderaron de ca
nones, granadas de mano, municio-
mes y Sc metieron en- las monta-
mas.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03

EN- NUEVA CAN
La bella Mary |
thy era de nina ul
trella' del Cine. IA
do los 10 y ahOrs l
ia para una nueVs
ra. Acadia de fin
contrato de 7 amos
productor cinem;
fico.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
Perecio ell
sargento Hulse

La secretaria de la guerra mott
fico aver al Sr, Arthur S. Hulse,
vecino de la avenida North New
port, la muerte de su hijo ell sar-
gento Gerald A. Hulse, Jr., de 2S
amos. Perecio ell sargento en- ell
NOrte de Africa, ell dia 8 de julio.
Durante varios amos ell querido
joven fue supervisor de un parque
de recreo de la ciudad de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
IS POSSIBLE QUE HITLER
DIMITA

Londres, agOsto 3.-La esta'
ci6n radioemisora clandestlna o.
lemana Gustavo Siegfried Ems
dijo aver que Hitler Sc retirara
pronto de la direction activa de-
Reich, por "haber empeOrado su
salud'.
otros jefes nazis hacen prepa-
rativos secretos para tomar las
riendas en- Ell case de que Hitler
Sc retire.