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La gaceta., 1943-04-12

Fueron endorsements aplau
didos Panchito Rodriguez, a
Quien acampanaban los guita-
rristas Sardinas y LaCalle; Mi
cky Leon, en- canciones ameri.
canas; un ''esluema" mterpre-
tado por Nea PA, Salvador To
ledo Y Tomas Rodriguez; el a
corueonlsta Frank Guida Y el
tanguista Jerry Lopez la Sc
norita Alicia Alvarez, cant6 y
bail6 un bonito son y una
conga, y como numero final u
ma rumba por Micky Leon y
Luis Rodriguez.
Otra function Sc Ofrecera el
entrante domingo.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
Las trOpas britanicas
En- Africa Ostentan ell
Emblema de los cruzadO

ENnDlCiA1 0C AOS ~ ~
WASHINGTON. - Los soldados
ingleses que luchan al lado de las
fuerzas armadas francesas y los Es-
tados Unidos por la liberaci6n de
Tunez, Ilevan la insignia medieval
de los Cruzados, o sea la cruz con
ell escudo y la espada de San Jorge
de Inglaterra.
FL emblema que llevan los solda-
dos del Primer Ejercito britanico,
fue escogido por ell General E; c. A.
Schneider, Elk Comandante de ese
ejercito, segun anuncia Ell Serviclo
de Informaciones de la Conferencia
Nacional Catolica de Bienestar So
cial. En- una orden del dia publ
cada ell verano pasado, dijo ell Ge-
neral Schneider:
"Tal como en- tiempos antiques,
cuando los cruzados, empenados en-
devolver la TERRA Santa al Cristia-
nismo, llevaban en- sus escudos la
cruz, como emblema que ~expresaba
su unidad de propositos en- la causa
a la cual Sc habfan consagrado, no
sotros, miembros de la fuerza expe-
dicionaria, llevamos la misma in
sigma para demostrar nuestra uni
dad al consequences a rescatar a
Europa de las garras de la barba-
RE v establecer de nuevo una YER
dadera libertad cristiana."
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
pakar. Centre de Vida Cat6lica

WASHINGTON. Eel territorio
de Dakar, que hoy dia esta bajo ell
control de las Naciones Unidas, ma
sido durante cast 300 amos n de
los mas importantes centres de vida
catolica en- 4 costa atlantica del
Africa.
Los misionA ~ espaholes y por-
tugueses fueron los primeros catoll-
cos que pusieron pie en- esa region.
En- la Ultima decada del siglo XVI,
los jesuitas, bajo la protection de
Felipe III, Rey de Espana y Portu-
gal, Sc establecieron en- las Islas de
Cabo Verde, situadas en- la costa del
Africa, y desde allf intentaron evan
gelizar ell c~ontinente. -,
Les siguieron a medlados Gel
siglo XVII los misioneros franceses,
Y despues los capuchinos espanoles.
Mas tarde, los franciscanos portu-
gueses v los dominicos franceses
visitaron ell territorio, convirtlendo
al catolicismo a muchos de los ma
tivos V entire estos a varios Jefes.
La Prefecture Apostolica del Sc
negal, que eSCa Ell cl uiSOAlso W
Dakar, fue establecida por la Santa
Sede en- 176S. Exactamente Glen
amos despues, sc nombr6 ell primer
Vicario Apostolic, al cual perte-
nece hoy dia al Vicariato de Dakar.
Durante la Primera Guerra Mum
dial, los habitantes senegaleses de
Dakar, que tuIieron representation
en- ell Parlamento Parisiense antes
de la cafda de Francia, fueron mo-
vilizados. Muchos de ellos dieron
u vidas en- la guerra contra a
amenaza nazi. All mismo tempo,
muchos de los migioneros que Sc
encontraban en- la region de Dakar,
fueron llamados al servicio militar
con ell range de capellanes Y pres
taron seryicio tanto en- Francia
como ell ell Camerun
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
I'm bale

Una fiesta dc prominencia 10
sera ell bale que tiene anuncia-
Go ell Sub-Comite de Ayuda Me
dica a Russia, para ell Sabado II
del presente mes.
Sc verificara en- los salones
del Centre Obrero, los que Sc
ran d%ebidamente adornados pa
ra esta OCCASION. va cuentan con
una considerable cantidad de
mesas Nendidas, al precio de
$500 cada una.
La parte bailable estara a car
60 de las orquestas la Sono-
ra," con sus cantantes Srta. Jo-
Selma Ramil y Rafael Artigas,
Y "La Tropical" teniendo en- la
La gaceta., 1943-04-12

con motinvo del aniversario de
Ia segunda Repdblica, fundada
en- 1881 y temporalmente derro
tada por los fascistas espaho-
les, italianos, alemanes y mo-
ros en- 1899.
FL Centre Asturiano ha cedi-
do Su teatro para ell acto.
Hablara ell intellectual espa-
mol Oscar Antonio SUGAR, con el
tema: "Espaha frente a Reali-
dades Hist6ricas."
Tambien intervendran N 81
acto ell DR.. Alberto de la Campo
consul de Cuba Ell esta ciudad,
" el professor Jer6nimO Mallo.
III gobierno cubano anhela la
libertad de los refugiados espa-
noles que sc encuentra EN- el
Norte de Africa y en- favor de
ellOs ha intercedido ell DR.. Eme
teriO Santovenia, ministro de
EStado.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
La function de uaoche

Su segundo triunfo Sc 10 ano-
Is anoche la COmpania Reno
vaci6n," en- ell teatro del Circu-
10 Cubano. Ell publico no lena
ba toda la sala, pero represen-
taba un apreciable aumento So
bre la semana anterior.
Subi6 a escena la bonita gar
zuela ia Reina del Carnaval'
que fue magistralmente inter
pretada.
Hubo ovaciones para los ar
tistas.
En- la segunda parte Ramon
Bermudez present6 los n1meros
de variedades.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
SmRoCUkSSs
Cabaret de Easter" que etec-
tuara esta Secci6n.
RestdblecidGs

Restdblecidas
Completamente restablecidas
Sc italian las nihas Margie y Els
ther Ciaravella, luego de haber
permanecido recluidas ell su
hogar sufriendo de un fuerte
catarro.
Estas lindas ninas residen con
sus papas, Salvador y 0felia
Ciaravella, en- ell 2605 de la ca
lie 81.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
La matinee de aver

La matinee de aver
Preciosa Y concurridisima re
suite la matinee cele5rada aver
por la Secci6n de Recreo del c.
Espanol, en- su bonita sala de
fiestas. BESIDE temprana bora el
salon Sc vic invadido por cente-
mares de parejas.
Aplausos en- gran cantidad Sc
Sc tributaron a la orquesta
don Francisco" por ell selecto
repertoire que present6.
En- medic de gran ammonia
termin6 la fiesta a las ocho dc
la noche.
Muchas parejas Sc dieron CT.
ia para e! venidero domingo.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
De UiSita

ILuego de haber pasado va
rios dias, regresa a Tallahas-
see, donde cursa estudios de
Maestro, la interesante Srta.
Della Perez, hija de los aprecia
dos amigos esposOs Federico
Perez, domiciliados en- Ell 1710
de la Doce avenida.
Para ella nuestros mejores
deseos.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12

AA9RAANA41 So 49,
IRA con Ell dnico proposito de ganar
Ia paz."
Su Ilustrisima Ell DR.. Spellman,
co expres6 asi durante las ceremo-
Mas inaugurales del nuevo Servicio
Nacional de Cantinas de la Comuni-
dad Cat6lica para los miembros de
las fuerzas armadas:
"America esta luchando en- esta
guerra con Ell unico prop6sito de
m%antener la seguridad social y el
bienestar de la humanidad, y esta
luchando por edifcar una base sobre
la cual descansen S seguridad So
cial v csc bienestar de la humani-
dad Cuando esta verdad lie
que a ser Ell principal objective de
TODD hombre y de toda naci6n, To-
graremos establecer en- ell mundo
Ia era de la libertad."
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
Ell bale de aRoche

Orgullosa debe sentirse la
Secci6n de Recreo del CirculO
Cubano por ell exito alcanzado
anoche con su bale de cada Sc
manas. La concurrencia fue ex-
remadamente numerosa, quiza
la mayor de la temporada, aun-
que Sc compOnia en- su mayor
parte de hombres en- uniforme.
En- la concha de la mdsica es-
taba Don Francisco"
Sc anunci6 de nuevo ell gran
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
INVITACION PARA LA We
LADA QUE Sc VERTICAL
RIA Ell MERCEDES

Alexandra Inclan, presidente
de la Junta de Cultura, nos in.
vita para una velada que Sc We.
rificara ell pr6ximo microbes
La gaceta., 1943-04-12

SD SOLICITA un muchacho
le mas de 16 amos para guar
m canton pequeho. DirUase a
1sta reduction.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12

OptiiIildlli IVA
rio Militar de
las Fuerzas Ar
madas de los
Estados Unidos,
dijo ~reciente-
mente que este
pals fue "ataca-
do por enemigos
con quienes ha-
bia tratado en-
vano de mantle
ner amistad," y
hoy dia "esta
kno;nrdo Ia mia
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
Did "Diamond Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer Pains1

1t is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so vora'
ciously If he suffered after eating
pains. Sufferers who have to pay
the penalty of stomach or ulcer
pains, indigestion, gas pains, heart:
burn, burning sensation, bloat ana
other conditions caused by excess
acid should try a Csc box of Udga
Tablets. They must help or money
refunded,
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
NOTAS SOCIALES
fPoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

narte vocal a la Srta. Mercedes
Sanchez y Joaquin Barcenas.
Comenzara a las ocho de la
nOche.
Muy m6dicos los precios de
entrada.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
lIejorddO

MejOrddO
Hallase bastante mejorado de
la operation que Sc lie practica-
IA ell pasado jueves, ell amigo
Feline Valiente, que no ha mu-
cho sufriera la fracture de la
e~lavicula derecha.
La operation Sc la hizo ell DR..
A. A. Gonzalez.
Nos alegra enterarnos de su
mejoraia.
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
NOTAS cORTAs
la Po1 y Ia GUero

NUEVA YoRK.-Su sehoria Illus
trisima, 81 Arzobispo DIR. Francis
La gaceta., 1943-04-12

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E1lE " TIE HAND " ~uu
nov EEhDERSi TELL Us
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AND Harry 70 GET MARRIED.!
Lev US JAvs NONG VOTES NOC,
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20 gIis NEWSPAPER
ALsSAnoS
La gaceta., 1943-04-12
Gotta DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you We got a date with the girl friend or
Q business appointment. play Anart and aka
the proper precRutiou 10 Zee that your bread
doasn't offend Unnecessarily. After all, nOths
ing "a so lnexcusable and so offensive aaf
naglsotad clse Of halitosis (bad breath). Be
fore your next date or business appointfnenk
rinse the mouth with Listerine Antseptta,
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
swaetsr, purer. less likely TO offend. Most
eases Of halitosis, say some authoritiea, are
due TO the fermentation Of tiny food particle
IN the mouth. although some eases may he
Cue 70 systemic disorder. Against the foy-
msr condition, LHtsrine AntiseDtie works
wonaers because Il first halta the ~fermsnaa-
tion and then oYsrcomea the odors II cNus@a,
Don't forget 10 use II. ItP the first aid Of
thousands Of popular and sucesssftu psople
LISTERINE ANTISEFTIg
~TO Make Your Breath SWost~e
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06

by Raj Spitfires and the United
States AAF Thunderbolts in sep
arate sweeps over Northern
France and the Low countries
late Thursday"
In a cablegrsm TO his mother
in Detroit. Lieut.. Byers states
that he has been promoted TO
First Lieut.. He rs we'll known
in this community. having at
tended st. Augustine's Catholic
school while living here. He
graduated from the University
of Detroit high school and was a
sophomore in the University of
Detroit college at the time of his
enlistment with the Royal Cana
dian Air Force. He later trans
ferred to the United States Air
Force.
The members OF ST. Angus
tines Catholic church will spon-
sor their annual homecoming on
Sunday. August LIST. Chicken
dinners will be served at noon,
with attractions throughout the
day. Supper will be served in
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rabine
and family are at Lexington
where they are enjoying two
weeks vacation in their house
trailer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
One Million
Cas- Stored
for Duration

DETROIT. July 6 - Up -
approximately a million car
owners have stored their vehi-
cles for the duration, according
TO the trade publication Auto
motive News Meanwhile. il
adds. the stockpile Of used cars
is shrinking steadily and "A
transportation crisis is probable
unless the stored vehicles can be
smoked out for sale.
Viewing the shortage Of used
cars as problem from both the
public and the dealers stand
points, the publication says.
Sporadic movements OF used
vehicles from a plentiful to a
short area have perhaps provid-
ed some, though temporary, re-
lief but the overall picture
hasn't changed--the stockpile of
used cars grows steadily smaller
and smaller.
Much Of this has been due TO
the large increase in-thc ind
Observation-Disclosures sales; lot
OF it is due TO the fact that per-
hsps a million owners could be
smoked out much of the prob
lem would be solved"
The trade paper says some
dealers have enlisted the editor
ial aid Of local newspapers in the
drive TO get stored vehicles back
into the market.
Other dealers" il continues,
are getting a line on used cars
by offering to give the owner d
priority number for postwar de-
livery OF a new car. There are
no strings attached TO this offer,
since neither the car dealer nor
the owner enters into CON
tract. but in many cases the
owner is persuaded TO sell his
idle used car now"
No new cars have been as
sembled since February 1912.
and new cars in dealers hands
are estimated TO number not 20
exceed 100000 units.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06

DETROIT. July e. Up -
Further plans for the reorgani-
zation of the Michigan State
troops TO provide quick and eff
fective suppression Of any future
riots or other disorders were
scheduled for consideration to-
day al another conference of
federal. state and city officials.
including Brig. General William
z. Guthner. Governor Kelly,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
Where and How
Much? Miller
Faces Quapdary

County Treasurer William q
Miller is IN a Qusndry concern
ing how much money was taken
in a RAID on slot machines IN a
poolroom a; Van Dyke last May
%. and where the money is
According 20 one report, he
has information that $50 81 was
turned in 10 the Warren town
ship treasurer. Another report
saws the raid Melted 10 Sll775.
Under the statute this should
be turned in 20 the county treas
urcr, Miller claims
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
Rider Suffers
Broken Leg When
Horse RearS Up

Edgar Taetke, "a, of Detroit,
injured when his horse threw
him while riding on Pleasant
avenue in st. Clair Shores Mon
day evening, was released from
St Joseph's hospital this morn
ing.
Hospital attaches report d
that Taetke suffered compound
fractures of the left leg. st. Clair
Shores police said that the in
jured mans brother, who was
riding with him at the time, re-
ported the accident occurred
when the injured mans horse
suddenly reared up throwing
him to the pavement.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
Richmond

Mrs. Lynn Emmer of this viii
lage has received word that her
grandson, who is with the Air
Force in England, is credited
with shooting down one enemy
plane in a recent raid. The bull
letin states "a strong force of
British planes which observers
said apparently included bomb
ers, crossed the southeast coast
headed for France. The Air Min
iStry announced that eight enc
my fighters had been destroyed
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
Did John |. Sullivan Fight
With Stomach Ulcer Pains!

The famous heavyweight champion was
noted as a voracious eater. Could he
have eaten and fought as he did II he
suffered sfter-eating pains? Don't neg
lect stomach or ulcer pains, indigestion,
gas pains. heartburn. burning sensation,
oloat and other conditions caused BY
excess acid. Get a 25c box OF Udga Tab
lets from your druggist. First dose must
convince or return box TO us and get
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK. At Ban
now Drug Company and drug stores
everywhere.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
Murphy Gives
Spray Pointers
Agricultural Agent
Advises Formers
BY WILLIAM MURPHY
County Agricultural Agent

The Agent has found many or
chards this summer showing evil
dences of Leaf Burning from the
use of arSenicsl sprays This was
caused by hot muggy weather.
In order 10 prevent leaf burning
the following schedule should
be followed in spraying apples,
pears and ounces.
From the time the petals fall
through the rest of the season
spray apples, pears and ounces
with the following mixture:
4 lbs spray lime
lbs arsenate of lead
10. zinc sulphate
46 lbs wettable sulphur
dow Mike or Kolofog)
100 gallons Of water.
Adding zinc sulphate prevents
a~senical injury.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06

blue vitrioD 8 lbs. spray lime
and 100 gallons of water.
SOUR CHERRIES
Use lbs, OF low soluable
copper (sold under trade name
such as Bordcau. Cupro-K. Bos-
icop) 4 10. spray lime. lbs. lead
arsenate and / pint nicotine sui
phate and 100 gallons Of water
The nicotine sulphate may be
omitted if aphids are not pres
ent.
PEACHES AND PLUMS
After the petals have fallen,
apply the following spray:
I lbs. spray lime
I lbs. zinc Sulphate
6 lbs. wettable sulphur dixie
Dow mike)
3 lbs. arsenate of lead in
100 gallons of water
One month b erofebordebN
One month before harvest
spray with Z lbs, of wettable
sulphur TO 100 gallons of water.
GRAPES
AT this time of year spray
with the following mixture:
lbs. low soluble copper
! pint of nicotine sulphate
lbs. lead arSenate TO 100 gal
Ions of water
If YOU want 10 make gallon
of the above use 3 tablespoons
OF Soluble Copper, teaspoon of
nictoine sulphate and 2 table
spoons of lead arsenate
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
Plan Reorganization
Of Michigan State Troops
Quick. Effective Suppression
OF Future Race Riots Sought

Mayor Edward ]. Jeffries and
others.
First objective OF the reorgan-
ization program Will be the inn
mediate availability Of a large
enough force of trained men to
cooperate with other agencies IN
the suppression of widespread
riots. Maximum speed in moblll-
zstion. availability Of properly
equipped vehicles for both COM
bat and transportation and de-
vclopment of training tech
niaues for use OF troops in sup
preston Of multiple riots occur
ring simultaneously Will be
among other aims
BASED ON REPORT
The program is based upon
the report of a board created by
the governor Immediately fol-
lowing the riots here fortnight
ago to study means Of meeting
any future disorders.
The board consisted of Brig.
General Thomas Colladay, Col.
owen j Cleary and Lieut., Col.
Arthur + Brown Of the state
troops,
In submitting the boards re-
nor, Brig General Colladay,
wrote:
1T is generally recognized
that what has happened can oc-
cur again. 1t is vital that future
risings be met with a display OF
strength and, if necessary,
crushed by actual force. When
called on. units of the state
troops must be modified in the
shortest possible time with the
greatest possible strength. The
first hour after a call by the gov
ernor must be some groups
available for action. Each sue
ceeding hour must show a rap
idly accelerating strength
SCHOOLS LIKELY
The plan provides for weekly
drills for all units of the Mlchi-
gan state troops not on actual
duty and, in addition, for weekly
meetings and schools for com
missioned and o n-commis-
stoned officers on evenings other
than drill nights.
Armory training will be sup
plemented by weekend blv-
ouacs and exercises.
Also proposed is procedure for
radio mobilization calls, cooper
alton of responding troops with
state or municipal police on the
scene Of action when they ar
rive liaison; with various head
quarters and other detail.
The board recommended also
the creation of reserve com
ponent' Of the state troops, &c
be recruited from the American
Legion, Veterans of Foreign
Wars and the ranks OF veteran:
OF World Wars | and II, TO act al
reserves for use only in grav,
emergency and only within tho
7 Area of metropolitan Detroit II
t4he event OF an actual mobiliza.
ton the reserve componen
would merge with the regular
state troops.
State troops on duty here
since the recent race riots were
returned to their respective ar
mores Monday night and wer,
being demobilized today. Fed
eral troops are to remain here
indefinitely. They are beinl
moved from main centers Of De
troit TO Rouge Park where theil
regular training will continue
but where they also will b,
available on short notice for any
/ emergencies.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06

Champagne is one of the old
est of wines, and has been the
aristocrat of the family for more
than five centuries.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
SPRAY PEACH TREES
THIS FALL

To control Leaf Curl apply
Bordeaux this fall after the
leaves have dropped. Use 8 lbs,
of copper sulphate (blue stone,
Evening star., 1943-08-04
AIgiers Broadcasts
Rules for Secrecy
To French Patriots
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Nine
elementary rules of clandestinity'
as prepared by Fernand Grenier,
French underground member and
once deputy of st. Denis, have been
broadcast by Radio France in Al
giers for the guidance of French
patriots.
Grenier, presumably in France,
declared in his instructions that "as
the liberation of our country ap-
proaches, Hitler will do everything
possible to break French resistance"
and he urged his people to answer
the enemy by intensifying your
vigilance and tightening your dis
cipline"
Eighty per cent of patriot ar
rests" he declared. ARE due to i'm
prudence, and 1t is imperative that
the underground fighters remedy
this fault. II I have been able to
live and contribute to the struggle
Evening star., 1943-08-04

employ both men and women for
their spying work.
"8. Be careful Of those who have
been freed from concentration
camps or prisons. Many excellent
Frenchmen have been freed with
the object Of observing who their
associates are.
g. If you notice or hear of any
suspicious activity around your
home, do not go near your house.
Grenier asserted the advice was
addressed to those who work clam
destinely, but much of 1t is also OF
use to all patriots" and explained:
I'm the organization OF under
ground work, not even the smallest
detail must be left to chance. No
patriot has the right to play with
Evening star., 1943-08-04
Giraud and de GauIIe
Exchange Pledges as
Armies Are United
BY the Associated Press.

ALGTERS, Aug. 4.-Pledges to
work together for the liberation of
France were exchanged by Gems
Henri Giraud and Charles de Gaulle
following an agreement whereby
Gen. de Gaulle placed his Fighting
French troops under Gen. Girauds S
command, 1t was announced here
last night.
Gen. Giraud first addressed Gen.
de Gaulle, thanking him for his
order Of the day July 81 In which
he surrendered his command and
directed his followers to march
against the enemy" under "a glorious
leader" Gen. Giraud.
May Reduce Divergences.
Little by little" Gen. Giraud
wrote. II am sure by loyalty and sin
oesity that divergences will be re-
duced and we shall find our
selves what we have never ceased
10 be-soldiers Of France"
(0en. Giraud issued general
order No. 1" yesterday to all
ranks Of the French Army and
Navy, telling them: "One thing
only is important-to free France
and nberate our prisoners"
(The order as broadcast by the
Algiers radio and recorded in
London by the Associated Press
continued:
cFor this task, am asking
you TO consecrate all your ef-
forts. We shall show to the
whole world, to our enemies as
well as our friends, what we
can do.")
Impatien at U. S. Delay.
Meanwhile, with the unification
Of the army an accomplished fact,
there was growing French impa-
thence at the reluctance of the
United States to recognize the
French Committee of National Lib
Grafton as the provisional French
government.
Derniere Nouvelles, leading French
paper in North Africa. commented
editorially that the British favored
French recognition, realizing the
unfortunate consequences of the
present (American) attitude"
The editorial added that Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Secretary of
State Hull were risking a political
and psychological error in their
failure to accord recognition which
gave additional arguments to any
tcollaborationisD propaganda" be-
cause Of the "equivocal position"
Evening star., 1943-08-04

In your house the address Of any Of
your collaborators.
=. Never keep papers in your
house. Searches are always pos
sible.
IS. Never write down the time or
place OF meetings. Such imprud-
ence can lead to the arrest OF many
other patriots.
Is. In arranging meetings, do not
choose hotels, cafes or restaurants.
Do not collect a large number of
companions in one place. On your
way to the meeting, walk normally
at ease.
II, Be wary Of your neighbors.
The Gestapo and the vichy police