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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07
ALARMS DECREASE

Warm weather caused de-
crease in fire alarms over the
weekend when no alarms were
sounded on Saturday and only a
trivial blaze was recorded Sun-
dav at LIZ North Tenth street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07

M. r. Williamson, Seagate,
reported to police Monday that
his wife, Ruby, has been miss
ing since Saturday when she
left home to attend a show,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07
ATTENDANCE AUTHORIZED

Addison Hewlett and j. A.
Orrell, county auditor, were au-
thorized by the county commits
sioners yesterday to attend the
annual meeting of Tax Super
visors to be held in Chapel
Hill, December $40. The meet
ing will begin Thursday after
noon with registration at the
Institute of Government build
ing at S o'clock, and will con-
tinue through Friday afternoon
at l o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07
WHEAT TO ARRIVE

Another carload of wheat to
be sold for feeding purposes
is expected to arrive at the
Wrightsboro elevator early this
week. The December price is
S1.32 per bushel now.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07
CLUB TO MEET

The Service Mothers club
Of Wilmington will hold its
monthly meeting Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock at the USO
club at Fifth and Orange
streets. Plans will be made to
entertain servicemen in hospi-
tails during the Christmas sea-
son and the nominating COM
mittee will renOrt.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07
DANCE

An Informal dance is schedu-
led for Dec. 8 at the Caro-
lima Beach city auditorium,
given by the USO for service
men. Music will be by the Fort
Fisher band.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07
AUXILIARY MEETINGS

AUAILIANI NEE i IIN0O
The WOman's Auxiliary
branch meetings of St. James
Episcopal church will be held
Friday in the Parish House
Immediately after the evening
prayer service at 4 p m. St.
Madeline's branch will meet
with Mrs. J. A. Miller, Ill Ken
wood Avenue, Brookwood.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07
r to the county general

over to the county general
fund.
Most cases to come before
Judge Winfield Smith were for
violations of traffic laws and
parking meter violations. A
few charges were brought be-
fort the court on assault and
were continued.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07
YULE PARTY

A pre-Christmas party will
be given by the Adelphian
class of the First Baptist
Church for service women and
service wives at the Third
and Grace USO Tuesday eve
ming at ! p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07
County Population
Is Set AT l15,ooO
Continued From Pare rr,

Continued From Page one)
issued. This figure has beer
boosted to $1,000 through Dec.
l. Only $4,000 were given boot
No: l during the initial regis.
tration.
--V-----
average age Of city dog is II
years, as against an AVERAGE ~ O
years for country dogs.
--V-
Robert E, Lee, the Southern pen.
eral, started his career as an A.
my engineer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07

There is enough coal in Colo
RADIO alone to fire the nations furn-
aces and stoves for 1000 years,
biologists estimate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07

ing Iran at the close of hostilities
should receive full consideration
along with those of the other men,
bers Of the United Nations by con-
ferences of international agencies
held or creates to deal with in
ternational economic matters.''
The three governments count
upon the participation, of Iran to.
gether with all other peace-loving
nations IN the establishment of in.
ternational peace, security and
prosperity after the wal in accord
ance with the PRINCIPLES of the At.
lantic Charter, to which all four
governments have Continued to
Subscribe" the announcement de-
clared.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07
TAX COLLECTION

J. E. Canady, of the back
tax department of New Han
over county, reported total tax
collections for November as
$9,6S9.88. 1t was announced
that total collections for both
city and county, was S17.s21.1e.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07
NEWMAN RECOVERING

NEWMAN hECOt ERlNG
Harriss Newman is reported
recovering in Doctors Hospital,
New York City following a sew
ere illness.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07

The United States is spendins
eight billion dollars a month o5
the war effort
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07
RECORDERS Cor,pr

seven cases were tried for
gambling Monday in Recor-
der's court, and each defend
ant was fined the sum Of 81
ana costs. Money seized in
gambling raids was turned
Evening star., 1943-06-27

$40 K st. NV. Home. Apt
61-Single room for refined man IN q
quiet semitic home OF adults. NE 3015.
Evening star., 1943-06-27

3016 CAMBRIDGE PL. NW.-Sleeping
rooms single and double: radio and fans,
unlimited phone: S10-S6 wk.; / block from
Glover Park bus. MI. 312R.
Evening star., 1943-06-27

FOR SALE on terms Ike rent: no down
next to bath. = single across the hall. Nc
objection to ulaet children. No liquor al
loved. II you have no furniture we will
sell you good inner-spring mattresses.
ranges, ETC., on terms. Cosl heat: LIZ bus:
tell your friends. 2l10 18th st. NV, Rev,
Blackwell. HO. 1l56.
TAKOMA PARK--l room and bath, kitch-
HAVE nice. large unfurn. room in apt
VIII rent TO / or 2 Protestant ladies. Kit
snd. laundry .privs. Express bus. GE
b27l after Sundays, or all day during
Evening star., 1943-06-27

ROOM, kitchenette. 1st or End floor. or
able. Retired lady. BOX 1e0-L, Star.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
HUSkY.TROJAN
PASADENA BOWL
GAME FORESEEN

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26 (UP)-
Reports that University of Wash
ington navy trainees had been
granted year-end furloughs pro-
vided a tipoff today that the
Huskies and University of South
ern California might meet Jan. |
in the Rose Bowl TO decide the
Pacific coast conference football
title.
A navy regulation forbidding
trainees to remain away from their
stations for more than AZ hours and
transportation difficulties are ham
pering plans for a Dec. 4, con-
ference playoff between the Huskies
and the Trojans. both unbeaten
and united this season.
A year-end leave for pavy and
marine trainees would enable the
Husky squad TO come TO Pasadena
for a Rose Bowl clash that would
eliminate the traditional invitation
to the outstanding grid team of the
cast and make the New Years day
game a coast conference champion
ship affair.
Several meetings in the near
future are expected to decide the
question.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
Bears Practice
For SC Struggle

BERKELEY, Cal, Oct. 26. CUP)-
What members OF the University of
California football team remained
on campus today during between
semester vacation went through
light scrimmage in preparation for
their game with unbeaten Univers-
ity of Southern California Satur-
day.
Coach Stub Allison announced
that guard Toby Freedman, tackle
Bill Hachten, back Dick Munroe
and end George Rasmussen had left
for Southern California to vacation
with their families, but would play
at Los Angeles Saturday. Hachten
will captain the Bears this week.
Lost to the squad by military
orders we're end Ken Groefsema and
back Dan Della. Allison announced
however, that star back Art Honeg-
ger will see action despite recent
injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
ONLY Seven
MEN LEFT 50
NEVADA QUITS

KENO, New, Oct. 26 UP) -
University Of Ncvada's football
season ended prcmatureIy today
because Coach Jimmy Aiken had
only seven men left on his souad.
Nevada had promised TO play
as long as eleven men were avail
able, and when the squad drop-
ped to only I3 men recently the
University combined forces with
the Reno Army Air Base. But
after Sundays bruising game with
The salt Lake Army Air Base
team. Aiken found four men in
Jured. Other scrviccmen were
prevented from playing by army
orders and three University
players left 10 enter the service.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
fever THROWS
FIGHTER AGAIN

ST. ALBANS, NJ Y. Oct. rs
UP)-Sgt, Barney Ross, who suf-
fered new attack of Malaria fever
three days ago, is much improved
and now convaleScing" at the naval
hospital here, his attending physi-
clan said today.
The former lightweight and
welterweight boxing champion and
a marine hero in the battle of
Guadalcanal, was able to leave his
bed yesterday and probably will be
out of the hospital within a few
days. He contracted the fever in
the southwest Pacific campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
ABIDE ROMPS HOME

AGUA CAL1ENTE, Oct 26 CUP)
-Buss Hancock's Abide, once the
favorite OF the fans, was on the
comeback trail today after two
and half length victory yester-
day in the Volturno allowances at
SIX furlongs. Jockey Johnny Adams
rode Abide to pay $40, 400 and
2.6O. Glenock was second and Miss
Beans third. Time was 1:l2 Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
Trojans May Lose
-Four Ace Backs

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26. CUP)-
The Southern California Trojans
practiced warily today for their
Saturday game with California, fac
ing possible loss of top men Pete
MacPhail, Ralph Haywood, Mickey
McCardle, and Howard Callahan,
by the weekend.
MacPhail, Haywood, and Nc
Cardle are in the Marine reserve
and Callahan is enrolled in the
Navy's Viz program.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26

WAITRESS WANTED, experienced.
Good pay and good side money.
California Hotel 1l-2
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
Use Post-Press Want Ads For Results
Property Lease

FOR RENT-40 acres. vegetables,
flax, or grain. Cash or share.
Phone 688 lO-z9
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
,-Situations Wanted
Opportunities

IRONING done al my home. 1919
Paulin, CaleXico. 1927
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
l8-Country Property Sale

i8-Country Properly oale
REAL ESTATE
FARMERS
INVESTORS
DOCTORS
LAWYERS
BUSINESS MEN:
Here is an opportunity to buy
one of California's finest ranch
es at a wholesale price. The
great Ell Solyo Ranch at Vernal-
is, California, a going concern
of over 1000 acres of fertile val
ley land is offered for sale at a
fraction of the original invest
ment. In pricing the ranch the
697 acres of beautiful Thompson
and Carrigan vineyards were
figured at only 5000 per acre;
the 854 acres of orchard at
$125 per acre; bean and veget-
able land at $50 TO 500 per
acre; the large dehydrating
plant and many fine buildings,
tractors and farming equip
ment were all figured on a
greatly deprecated basis. Price
S1,118,50000 A deal of this size
naturally eliminates many inter
eSted buyers, even though the
price is less than one-third
of the original investment. Why
not get together your friends
and business associates and
contact me and l will try to
work out group deal for you.
LON V. SMITH, Exclusive Agent
542 So. Lorraine Blvd, Los An
geles, Calf. 90. Phone Wilt
ney 869l. 1923
FOR SALE SWA S.4 tbs RIG.
Imperial Valley, 7la mi. NE. Holt
vile. Price reduced 4. Will trade
for beach or Mt. cottage Annie
Laurie Knox, 201h So. Hoover St,
Los Angeles "a, Calf. 1925
FOR SALE-8O acre ranch in Verde
district. New drain bitches on
three sides. House has electricity
Chicken equipment. $500 for
quick sale. $500 handles. I'M
mediate possession. See Starr Won
Fluss, 664 Holt. 1923
FOR SALE-160 acres of alfalfa
E now leased for dairy. Lease ex-
pires July l, 1914. Good soil and
good location. See Muncey, 6O8
Main 1929
iq-City Prop. ,or Sale
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26

WANTED-Girl for general office
work in Calexico. No experience
necessary. Established firm. Avail
ability Certificate required. Phone
Calexico 257. 1890
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
by EDGAR MARTIN
,a., ~ nlA slsvIel. nc = = nIe u s rAI olL.

SASSS NER NYhSeI! SNI Y CAN'T
GO TO NER NAOT SNST .NST
TkiS NS 50 PSSC\OOS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26

SIXTEEN UNIT court furnished.
Inquire 618 No. 18th ST., Brawley.
1927
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
Beauty Aids
a-HeIp Wanted
40 Broadway

WOMAN for clerical work with To-
cal business house. Steady with
chance for promotion. Experience
not necessary. Phone SOB. 1927
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26

FOR SALE SWh S.4 tbs RIG.
Imperial Valley, 7]a mi. N e. Holt
vile. Price reduced Il. Will trade
for beach or Mt. cottage. Annie
Laurie Knox, 201ld So. Hoover St,
Los Angeles "a. Calf 10-25
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26

LARGE ROOM suitable for couple
or two men, for rent. Private
home near postoffice. 513 Olive.
1927
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
Ii-Houses for kent

FOR RENT-UnfurniSh duplex.
619 He'll. Furnished house, cou-
pie. End of North 9th st. H, r.
Long. 1923
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26

LOST-Ration BOOKS /, 2 and 3. Re-
turn to Mrs. VIM. Rendclle, Cot
tage hotel. 1927
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26

FOR SALE-160 acres of alfalfa
now leased for dairy. Lease ex-
pires July l, 1914. Good soil and
good location. See Muncey, 6O8
Main 1923
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
I3-Rooms for Rent

FOR RENT Rooms and light house
keeping. GOA Olive. Phone 1083M.
1927
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
Lost, Found Strayed

LOST-Ration book No. belong
ing to Alice Bc-lillaS. Return to
Ration Board. 1923
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26

book No. 3 belonging
TO Z. F, Hayhurst. Please return
TO Ration Board. 1923
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
Lot. Found StraYed
POST-PRESS
Want-Ad Rates
PHONE 800

help write your Want Ad.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26

LOST-Ladies Bulova wrist watch.
Believed lost at tne depot Sunday
night. Reward. 1922 Euclid. 1926
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20
Davis predpovida otevrenf tretf
fronty " zapadni Europe.

Elmer Davis, reditel dradov-
ny pro valecnou informaci,
predpovedel otevTeni "tTeti
fronty" V Europe, ale vyhnul Sc
prohlaseni, kdy Dude otevrena.
Davis vratil Sc prave z til
tydenn1 cesty, ma nfz navst1vil
Anglii, Afriku a Island. Rekl
ma sve tiskove konferenci, re
pohlfz1 ma operace ma Stredo-
zemn1m mort jake ma druhou
frontu, ale re posleze Dude O.
tevrena tfetf fronta. Dodal, re
je veci vojenskych autorit, ably
rozhodly, kdy Sc to stane.
Prohlasil, re zpravy z Evro-
py, re Hitler byl zatlacen do
pozadi, jsou pochybne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20
Prevraty.

Pc smrti vevodkyne zahan.
ske panstvf nachodske zdedils
jejf sestra, ktera je, jak stale
a lezelo, prodala jednomu "a.
hranicnfmu knfzeti, jenz potion
nedbal a pokud nemusil, dbat
nehledel, re panstv1 to lezf y
ceske zemi.
Ceskemu lidu We prodanem
kraji ovsem re pfi zprave tt
krev v zilach hr1zou stydla, &C
Dude dale. Vsude S napet1m sc
cekalo, co pTinese budoucnost.
ktera ma vsech stranach a We
vsech okolnostech hrozila a by
la obtezkana pTevraty, jeiichz
uskutecnenf sc dlouho zdrzo-
vati nedalo.
Kdyz Sc v Rikove o novem
panstvu mluvilo, vzpomnel 81
Duchac ma to, co kovar Exnar
ma nachodskem zamku povldal
vrchnfmu, kdyz byli u neho
prosit "a pohorele, kter1 do Ii
my stastne byli vsichni pod
strechou a hned casne z jara
dalsf nezbytnosti v novych
svych pffbytc1ch Tfdili.
Duchac1v student Matysek
pTisel z Hradce jake odrdstajl-
CT jiz jonak ma velikonocnl
prazdniny a chtel bratrovy de-
ticky necfm Jim milym pfekva-
pit a pobavit.
(Pokracovanl.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20
Japonska ponorka potopena.

Lodstvo oznamilo, re maly
hlidkovy clun, ktery konal HID
ku ma Tichem oceanu, potopil
japonskou ponorku, 1toc1c1 ma
konvoj, p1ujfcf do jiste zaklad-
ny.
Byl to clun PC-487, kteremu
velel poruc1k Gordon Cornell,
namoTn1 reservn1 d1stojn1k,
Provazel konvoj jeste s jinymi
eskortnimi lodmi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20

jest prodano -"
Kovar Exnar Sc odmlcel a
pax ujal Sc slova: "Tuhle SCI
dlak Duchac to take slysel po-
vidat, re nachodskym pan
Swim vladnoucf rodiny jsou
vsechny nestastne. Kral JiffI
umrel mlady a synove jeho Sc
ma jeho trim nedostali. Re Spe-
tl1 stall Sc raubfTi a zlodeji.
Smifictf vymreli prepodivnymi
pady, stryc jejich Valdstejn a
nastupce Trcka byli zamordo-
vani. Piccolominiho syn byl
zabit v hloupe bitce a potomci
|jeho bratra zblbli nebo Sc
zblaznili. Defournm prodali
panstvf licitaci. Vevoda Pc
tr Sc hned roznemohl a brzy
umrel a dcera jeho, jake neboz
ka hercocka, byla ziva v jedne
stvanici. A proto nevfm, jak
move panstvo Dude pod nasfm
nebem stastne. Selske rodiny
sedf tady jiz az ctyfi sta let a
ma jedne usedlosti, ale panstvo
Sc tn menf ma nejsmutnejsfch
pr1hod a osudG" ---
Vrchni kovar1v vyklad s u
cast poslouchal.
"Reknete donna We vsi poho-
relym, at letos kazdy 81 hledf
sveho, ably byl co MONA nej-
drive pod strechou," rekl po-
tom. A S tim je propustil.
"Dobre, kmotTe kovaTi, re
jste to vrchn1mu povedel, jak
panstvo ma zamku sc menf a
jak my sedlaci porad zijeme
dale a vsecko pfeckavame," IL
boval 81 Duchac.
"Tolik starost1 v zivote jsem
pTece jenom neocekaval; jake
mas potkaly S timto ohnem,"
zatesknil Exnar. "My jsme 81
ce nevyhoTeli, ale trp1me S O.
statnfmi."
"MuSlme cltit SOuSed sc SOU
sedem a pomahat, kde je ire
ba," mini Duchac.
Kdyz potion v R1kove yseo-
becne Sc stavelo, prisla Beta
Kimlova "a hospodaTem.
eco cheese" ptal sc il.
Beta chvela sc rozpaky.
"Kousek navse," pronesla
konecne. "Kdyz vsichni Tide
stavejf, ~postavili bychom 81 tez
chaloupku."
"A zacpak?" small Sc Du-
chac.
MAN pres dive stovky ma
sporovano," radostne pronesla
Beta.
"To je jina", zesmal Sc hos
podaf. "Pak tt u rychtare kus
navse pro chalupu rad vymo-
hu; To je dobfe, re Sc tax sta
raS -"
"Kdybych on Mack nebyl
pill, mohli jsme nit zahradu",
zalovala Beta, div re Sc media
la do place.
BUD spokojena, re budete
nit peknou chaloupku," tesil
il Duchac veda, re Nacek toho
tolik nepropil, jak Sc zena jeho
domnfva.
"Chlfv u nj a stoddlku,, "a
horovala Beta.
ely tedy myslis jeste take
ma kravu a ma kus POLE" small
Sc Duchac.
Beta radostne svedcila.
Neil Sc rok S rokem sesel,
stal vypaleny Rfkov Ease no.
votny, z kamene vystaveny, Sc
snehobflymi stenami a cerve-
nymi STRICKLAND. A k byvalym
cfslGm pribylo jedno move, je-
hoz knihovn1mi zapisniky byli
Ignac Kiml a manzelka jeho
Alzbeta.
"Toho jsem Sc nenadal," Ii
boval 81 starry kylysar, "kdyz
jsem sem jake vojak prisel ma
kvartyr, re tady jednou budu
sousedem."
"To jest jenom ma zasluha
a ~starost," ozvala Sc Beta. ely
bys vsecko byl propil --"
TX.
Prevraty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20

Ma jednom dome We Floren-
Gil Italii byl minuly tyden wy
vesen rudy prapor. Nevisel
vsak dlouho, protoze policie
jej brzy strhla.
La gaceta., 1943-09-28
para ola Gaceta") POr o. A. De s
La muerte de I'm 'santo'' Iaico
JESUS DEL RIO

Esta es la primera cronica que
escribimos para La Gaceta desde
que nos enteramos de la muerte
de JESUS del Rio. Ell autor de es-
tas lfneas conocio al camarada Je-
s1s del Rio con motive de su pri-
mer viaje a Tampa. lie conocfa
desde Espana por referencias de
amigos. Cuando me 10 presentaron
Senti una gran emocion al estre-
char su mano, la mano ~fraternal
de III trabajador espanol que ha-
bfa pasado cuarenta y tantos amos
de SUI vida luchando por la liberia
ci6n de Espana y por ell bienestar
de la humanidad. liable muchas
veces con el Y pude enterarme por
conducto de quienes estaban fami-
barbados con su vida de su adj
mirable actuacion antifascista. Ell
era demasiado modesto para va
nagloriarse de su obra. Siempre
cue hablaba conmigo calIaba sus
propiOs meritos Y exaltaba los de
sus companeros.
Vino de Espana, como muchos
otros espanoles, en- busca de bic
nestar econ6mico Y de mas am
plios horizontes. BESIDE muy tenn
prana edad Sc entreg6 a la lectu-
ra de toda clase de libros v muy
prOnto Sc divide de hacer fortuna
para dedicarse de alma y cuerpo
a hondas preocupaciones de SEN
lido local y politico. Durante u
nos cuarenta amos Sc dedico a la
distribution de literature. Fue TN
soldado de la revolution social que
supO utilizar con una determine
cion rayana en- ell heroismo la pa
gina impresa como arma de COM
bate contra ell obscurantismo v la
injusticia. Su vida fu6 un ejemplo
vivO de abnegaci6n, trabajo Y sa-
crificio. Nunca flaque6 en- la lu-
cha por sus ideales v en- TODD mo-
mentO Sc mantuvo leal a sus con-
welcomes. Fue siempre un militan-
te republican, en- las primeras IL
meas. Combati6 a la dictadura de
Primo de Rivera con tai vehemen-
cia v acritud, que por clio fue te-
r~riblemente perseguido por los ga
chupines de barrigas hinchadas v
de meollo ahuecadO de HispanO-
america. Ell IA de abril de 1881
La gaceta., 1943-09-28

Esta bien de salud ell p~residente Ra-
mirez, de la Argentina pero 'anda mai,
muy NAL, en- las relaciones internacionales.
Inglaterra ACADIA de decirle al "espa-
don" ~usurpador, antidem6crata, que no
puede entender como la Argentina es ell
dnico pals de la America que mantiene
relaciones d~iplomaticas con Hitler.
La Gran Bretana compra huevos, tri-
go y otros comestibles en- la Argentina /;
pero al mismo tempo deplora ell cinismo
de los caballeros que arrojaron de la
presidential al DIR. Ramon Castillo.
Castillo era un semifascista, aconse-
Jado en- las relaciones extranjeras por ell
~falangista Rufs Guinazd, pero los usur-
padores son ''fascistas' completes, O 10
parecen.
La gaceta., 1943-09-28
U. S. Treasury Dom.
Por o. A. De Sut

uor6 como nino de algeria, 4
realizado uno de los suei9
preciados de su vida. Ell
Julio de 1886 fue uno de a
meros en- lanZarse a la GALE
combatir ell fascismo Y dts
la Rep1blica EspanOla. Hall
los mitines publicos, parth9
la organization de las camp
que en- los Estados Unid@ !
cieron para colectar fond@
la causa republican,, grit6
Gale, escribio en- la prenSs, !
de golpes con los enemiga
pueblo espanol, Sc deSprent
la mitad de todos sus ingre1
rante tres amos a favor de d
sa popular espanOla y SiglI
pie, como ell propiO esfueR
hiesto y de pie en- la areni
combate hasta ell mOmento q
de morir. La Ultima vez ~
vi, hablando de Espana, me
Ebay que renovar la lucia
que despertar a los dOrmdS
m que recuperar la RePH
Mi fe en- ell porvenir de mi
bio es hoy mas fuerte que .
antes. Nuestro pueblo es y
tai. die a Don Julio AlVaa
Vayo que aqui, en- Tampa
contar conmigo, y como 70 ~
mas, que estamos dispueSt@ :
rir por la Rep1blica. Ell@.
son los dirigentes, que or
pues somos muchOs los que
mos dispuestos a Obedecer
Ciertamente, ejemplos % |,
hles como ell de la vida o.
del Rio son los que nos l'
recoger v difundir. En- e'''
mentos en- que muchos n'l
parecen hOjas muertas a y
de los vientos, en- estOS W
en- que Sc quiebran con 1I'S
espantosa les mas grarOV'
lores" humanos y fallan y
racteres mas reciOs, como,
alecciona ell comprObar que
p1blica Espanola cuenta az.
fuera de Espana con hoIliVYy
mo JESUS del Rio. Por ~
tenido en- sus filas pudo 9
en- tres amos de guerra cruz
desigual la mas grande' =
(Pasa A La Pagina y
La gaceta., 1943-09-28
DESTRUCTION Y SU PRECIC
FRENTES
-NUEVO SUBSECRETARIO
-INCLATERRA REPROCHA
DE LA LIBERTAD

Los nazis Destroyer en- Russia, con sa-
dismo sin parallel en- la historic de los
1ltimos siglos, ciudades, pueblos y aldeas.
Derriban implacablemente, matan y
saquean.
Ahora, en- Italia, las hordas de Hitler
empiezan a demoler, quemar y arruinar.
IQue precio pagaran maiana, por
esas a~trocidades, los monstruos del nazis-
mo y sus completes?
La gaceta., 1943-09-28
ChmmgGS y No ChMngGS

Naciones midas y esta gobernada por
hombres liberales de veras, no liberales
estilo "criollo", sin honestidad politlca y
sin liberalismo en- la acci6n democratica.
Pero debemos tener presente que las
naciones de idioma espanol necesitan ayu-
da de Norte America, ayuda positiva aho-
ra Y para ell future.
La gaceta., 1943-09-28

Parrafo traducido de un diario "nazi"
aleman: "Afortunadamente los corajudos
soldados alemanes no solamente liberaron
a la gran Italia sino que al mismo tempo
nan torpedeado los monstruosos planes de
Ia propaganda enemiga".
POGO les durara ell gozo a los nazistas
Y a Mussolini.
Las tropas Aliadas avanzan por ell
territorio italiano y ell enemigo Sc We obi
gado a replegarse.
En- ell sur de la peninsula los "ma-
tarlfes" destruiran; pero la resistencia no
podran p%rolongarla por mucho tempo.
En- ell norte, en- ell sector del Pc, la
resistencia quiza dure ~algunos meses.