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Evening star., 1943-10-03
Here's How You Can Help

OFFHAND you might think it unimportant whether
not turned off your electric lights for an hour two when
YOU didn't need them But your bulbs require tungsten Every
time you install you taking that much tungsten
that could be used in radar equipment In addition saving
electricity saving coal saving coal saving trans
portaton - and so it goes all along the line.
We are that stage nterdependent economy when
every saving there and everywhere contributes getting
the total job done And just there big lump
gains to be made in production there more big
lump savings be made resources. We must now
depend on those gallons of fuel oil gasoline which you
could do without those shoves of COAL the space
occupy that railroad trip which isn't strictly the
water YOU drip down the drain the gas you burn needesy
Our estimates indicate that saving in the coal
used for heating would add 10000 900 tons year. 10
percent saving electricity would tons of coal
and more than rs 100000 bulbs 10 saving
ufacted household gas would 900 barrels of fuel
oil These are the tremendous tres which add produc
ton capacity for the goods of war.
You don't have remind soldier that the won't be
won until the enemy stops shooting him. Here home with
news of victories coming harder maintain and in
crease the pitch of fighting spirit But champion doesn't let
p when opponent gets oggy That the time he makes
an extra effort to land the knockout blow.
We shall win the war when show the enemy - by
whemng him with epower planes tanks guns and all the
tools of war that we have the heart of champions.
The End
Evening star., 1943-10-03

| may even get a
medal for a little 60
we had day before yes
terday.
Ican't tell you much
about it except that
the colonel asked for
Evening star., 1943-10-26

South had to overcome the tempta-
ton (Which would trap most play
ers) to win the trick with his ace.
South succeeded In this noble bat
tie. He played low and let the dia-
mond king win.
BY no means could South hope to
make his contract without estab-
fishing at least one club trick. To
establish club trick he had to let
his opponents in twice. If East got
in on the first round of clubs and
had another diamond left, that suit
could be established before the club
suit was cleared. But when South
ducked the first round of diamonds
he forestalled this danger. East
continued diamonds, and South
won. Now a club was led: but If
West took the trick and continued
diamonds, West would no longer
have an entry to run the suit, while
II East won the first club trick with
his ace he would have no diamond to
lead.
AZ 1t worked out West put up the
club king and led the heart ten.
South won with the ace and led an
other club, losing to East. East had
no better return than q club; and
after winning two clubs, South tried
the spade f1nesse and lost 1t but had
Evening star., 1943-10-26

the remaining tricks for his con-
tract.
4
Yesterday you were Oswald ia
coby's partner and, with neither
side vulnerable. you held:
AKS632
0975
oQJ3
&84
The bidding:
Schenken. Jacoby. Lightner. You
Pass 3NT Pass CD
Answer-Four spades. This bid is
not caused by any doubt that ia
coby can make three no-trump; on
the contrary, his opening three no
trump bid shows such a strong hand
that even your weak hand gives
hope of slam if he can support
spades.
Score 100 per cent for four spades,
Evening star., 1943-10-26

Mother-Thank you for waiting so
patiently while was at the phone,
Bette.
Daughter-I knew you'd stop as
soon as you could, when you smiled
and took hold of my hand.
Evening star., 1943-10-26
Points for Parents
BY EDYTHE THOMAS WALLACE

Bad behapor Which is bid attention may of
by otUng child small attention
Evening star., 1943-10-26
on IHE AIR TODAY.

Oh the AIR TO-DAY.
Star Flashes: Latest news. WMAl at $50
an. daily.
Salute 10 Youth: Navy Day tribute. with
premiere Of submarine song, Take 'tr Down. '
Quentin Reynolds interviews Z heroic sub com,
mander.
VOL. S:i5-Sinionieita: William Stsinbsrg
conducts Dyorsk's "SIoysnit Dance No. L and
"Scheuo Csprittoso."
Evening star., 1943-10-26
Victim Offers
Thief Tools He
Left Behind
BY the Associated Press.

BY lhe Asociatod Press.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Mont-This invitation appeared
IN a newspaper advertisements:
IF the thief who stole nv
anvil and blacksmith wise will
please call at my ranch he can
get the rest of the tools. Any one
that fond of tools ought to have
a complete outfit. (Signed)
Mrs. Minnie Bingham"
Evening star., 1943-10-26

WhAl, 9:00-famous Jury Trials: Murder
under the eIms.
WN, 9:00-kwteY Theafer: "Deaih in a
Dolls House" with Jeannie EIkins.
VOL, 9:15-Graeie Fields Salute 10 Inc
heroes Of Pittsburgh, including Gen. Carl spsai1
VOL. 9:30-Americsn Forum: The Poll
Tax, discussed by Representatives Joseph C.
Baldwin Of New York. Warren MagnuNon Of
Washington. Sam Hobbs Of Alabama and Frank
Fellows OF Maine.
Evening star., 1943-10-26
Not This

Mother-Ill call you later, Mrs.
Brown. Jean is yelling so I can't
hear what you say :. Now what do
you want? Why do you always start
yelling for something when I go to
the phone?
Evening star., 1943-10-26

so per cent for pass, 20 per cent for
four no-trump.
Question No. 1,525.
Today you hold the same hand,
and the bidding continues:
Schenken. Jacoby. Lightner. You.
Pass 3NT Pass 4 a
Pass Ant Pass co
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
(Released by the Bell Syndicate. IncD
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

LOST-Four No. ration books. Be-
lieve mislaid A q P store. Names,
Geo. Guy, Jessie Irene, Richard
Leo and Hugh Irving Littrell. Re-
turn to Ration Board. IL
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

LOST-Gasoline A book belonging
to John B. McNeece. Return to
McNeece and McNeece Service
Station. 7-2
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

LOST-C gas book belonging to
Pascual Soliz. Please return to
Ration Board. TO
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
2-PersonsIs, Spec Notices z-Personals Spec. Notices
Lost, Found Strayed

FOUND: Two young mules on j. C.
Mealey Ranch branded on left
hind leg. miles northwest OF
Seeley. Owner can have by pay
ing for feed and this adj IL
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

WANTED-Boys to carry afternoon
paper routes. See Art Davis at
PoSt-PreSS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

"a" book belong
ing to Lupe P. Ortiz, Return to
P.O. Box 372, FL Centre. IL
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

Commercial printer, good
wages, steady job. Position open
Immediately. See Mr.. Ritch at
POSt-PreSS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

WE BUY SCRAP RECORDS
Your old, Wornout, broken
phonograph records are worth
money at NOVAK MUSIC
STORE. h5f Main. Phone 79. II
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
6-t1elp Wanted

WANTED: Experienced hay truck
driver for haul to coast. Direct
Delivery. Top Wages. Phone
8723-W3. 7-2
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

FOR BEAUTY and HEALTH
Electric bath and massage, 254
Professional Bldg Phone 207J
6-28
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

STOLEN-Green MEMS war bicycle.
Serial No. K48322. Return TO Will
liam Hill, 18l State st. To
2-Pereonals Snecial Notices
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

SCRAP METAL sold to us will be
delivered air express to Tokyo
and Berlin. NALIBOFF JUNK CO.
584 Broadway, Phone 589. 7-19
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

WANTED-Disn washers, men or
women. Valley Drug Co. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

WE INSTALL GLASS, springs and
mufflers in all cars. Also want
late model cars to wreck. GLEN
WIRE, So. 4th st. Wrecking Yard.
Phone 1598 7-15
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
BEAUTY OPERATOR

WANTED-EXperienced mattresses.
Valley Drug Co. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
w. +. HANCOCK

Since 1914 "The Farm Land Man"
mi. West OF Courthouse. PHI $50
6-28
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

LOST: Gasoline ration book A and
c belonging to Ernest Bucher.
Return to Ration Board. 6-3O
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

WANTED
Ell Cajon Beauty Salon, 4O3 E.
Main, FL Cajon, Calf. Top sal
airy plus 500 commission. PHI.
H4-5017. Write Hazel Hemphil
Box SO, Ell Caion, Calf. IL
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

LOST: Food ration cert. No. IT,
666A issued TO Margaret Hood.
Return to Ration Board. -. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
Lost, Found Strayed
PHONE 300
help write your Want Ad

STRAYED-3 saddle horses, sorrel,
black, and buckskin. Notify 1885
Ell Centro Ave. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

WANTED
Construction laborers. wages $8.5
per day. Apply Labor Temple, 795
Main ST., Ell Centre. 7-23
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

Sure-fire results with POST
PRESS Want-aGs.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29

GIRL OR WOMAN for companion
and help assist with 2 children
at Mt. resort. Board, room ard
salary. Phone ll41. To
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02

dodobne pfistehujf do valec-
nych prumyslovych stTedisk,
must naj1ti pTfstresf v domech,
ktere uz dnes stojf. Takovym
zpusobem Dude nutno ubytova-
tt pr nejmensfm 2OO,O 900 del
nickych robin a aspon 400, 900
delnlku svobodnych.
Civiliste opstne zadani, ably
zbytecns necestovali.
Trad valecnych informaci
zddraznuje, re v d1sledku O.
hromnych presun6 vojska a vr-
cholne dopravy rdznych vojen-
skych potreb, je naprosto ne
zbytno, ably sezonnf cestovani
clvlllstG bylo omezeno ma mini
mum.
Ke zjistenf, je-li zamyslena
costa nutna ci nikoli. pTehled-
n6te sest d6vodG, ktere poole
nazoru Ufadu obranne trans
PORTAGE neopravnujl nikoho k
podnikanf cesty:
l. Navsteva pfatel v jinycl
mestech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02
DOMACf FRONTA.
Office OF War Information
Foreign Language Division
Washington, d. c..

Uzfvate-Ii pri obstaravanf ma
kupG verejnych dopravnich
prostredkG, cinte tax behem
hodin, kdy jedi nejmene Iidi
prace nebo do prace.
Trad obrann6 transportace
radf vsem kupujfcfm, ably pri
obstaravan1 svych nakupG uzf-
vail verejnych dopravnfch pro-
stTedkd v hodinach, kdy vozi-
ola nejsou pTepln6na lidmi, je-
doucfmi do prace nebo z pra-
ce. Zmfn6ny Trad cinf tax v
zajmu nakupujfcfch, kterf 81
must Poole novych restrikcf,
zavedenych ma dodavan1 naku-
pn v severovychodni, nedostat-
KEN g~asolinu trpfcf oblasti, sa-
mi odnaseti nakup dom1.
Poole nov6ho naTfzen1, ktert
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02

Mistni Tide We strediscich valec-
neho prGmyslu NELL by otevriti
sve domovy pristehovalym
delnikIm.
Vladn1 organy obraceji sc
ma usedliky hlavnfch stfedisk
Valencia prdmyslu Sc zadosti,
ably otevfeli sve domovy vice
nezli 100000 pTistehovalym
valecnym delnfkdm, a ably tim
umoznili dosazeni vrcholne va
lecne produkce.
Vladnf valecny program O.
bytny, pr nemz Dude uzito jak
osobn1 podnikavosti, tax i We
fejnych fond1, Dude rozvinut
tax, jak jen postradatelna lid
ska s1la a stavebnf material do
vol1, ale ami v nejleps1m pT1pa-
de nen1 mono doufati We Edo
lanf obytneho problemu be-
pine kooperace vsech majitelG
dom1.
Vetsina z toho 1,10O,O 900 del.
Mkt, kteT1 Sc cd cervence 194s
lido cervence 1914 pravdepo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02

veslo V p~latnost 10. cervna, ne
smi zadny obchod V oblasti,
kde je nedostatek gasolinu, do
davati zakazn1kGm balfcky, je-
jichz delka a objem dohroma-
dy je mens1 neil 60 palcn, ne
DO jejichz vaha nepresahuje
pet liber.
ODT konstatuje, re verejne
dopravnf prostfedky, beztak
uz slime pretfzene dopravou
nescetnych zamestnanc1, ne
mohou pfijati ma sebe v nejrus-
n6js1ch hodinach jeste doda-
tecne bFemeno transportace IL
dl, zatfzenych nemotornymi
balicky. Ufad proto doufa, re
vsichni kupuj1cf budou v tonic
smeru S dopravnfmi spolecnost
mi vsemozne kooperovati.
Lide, obstaravajfcf nakupy
mezi desatou hodinou dopole-
dine a druhou hodinou odpole-
dine, zajist1 81 pohodlnejsf ces-
tovan1 tramwajf i autobusy, a
! dostanou sc ma m1sto i rychleji
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02

2. Cesty domd ma week
endy.
3. Prohl1dky rdznych pane
tihodnostf.
4. Cestovanf do s~polecnosti
nebo pro zabavu.
5. Cesty ma dostihy, do diva
ola a ma jina zabavn1 m1sta.
6. Cestovan1 proto, jen aby
sc nekam jelo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02

Elmer Davis, Teditel 1Tadu
valecnych informac1.
Malo zprav, mnoho doslechEG.

Malo zprav, mnoho doslechG.
Jiz drive jsem upozornoval,
re b6hem teto valky budou OBJ
dob1- snad dlouha, snad KRAFT
ka = kdy sc Dude zdati, re Sc
docela mic nedeje, ackoli We
skutecnosti budou to obdob1 no
recnych pr1prav. Budou to OBJ
dob1 vyznacujfc1 sc nedostat-
KEN zprav, ale ~nadbytkem do
slechu. Jedno z takovychto
obdobf proz1vame prave nyni.
TAX Sc IDA, re Sc nemectf
velitele neodvazujf pustiti do
zadnych vaznych operacf v Ru
Isku drive, dokud nezjisti, kde
Britov6 a Americana za1toci v
zapadn1 Europe a nejen kde,
ale kdy a jakou silou. Hitler
nema w V Rusku takovych sill
Ijako loni = a ami zdaleka ia
kovych jake pTedloni - tedy V
tech dvou letech, kdy sc mu i
pres vsechnu jeho silu nepoda-
filo Rusy poraziti. Neza1toci-
il ma Rusko prudce i letos, pax
poole jeho vlastn1ho priznanf
must Sc Nemci vzdati nadeje,
re Sc Jim podaTf zmoci kter6-
hokoli z jejich nepratel, a je-
dinou jejich cakou Dude pax
setrvati dlouh6, vysilujicf val
ce a snaziti Sc mas 1plne vycer-
patti. Je ovsem ~pochybne, re
by Sc nacistictf vGdcove odva-
iii priznati k n6cemu podob-
nemu jejich vlastnfmu narodu;
Ireci o defensivnf valce nesetka=
vail Sc v Nemecku S valnym
nadsenfm. A pTece - chtejf-li
Nemci ma Rusko opetne udeTiti
must S tim uz co nejdfive "a
pocfti. Kazdy den odkladu
znamena O jeden den meme
vhodneho bojoveho pocasf, INA
mena o jeden den blfze k zine,
kdy = jak Rusove jiz dvakra-
tie zjevne dokazali = je nepr1-
tel NemcG v nesporne vyhod6.
Je proto jenom prirozene, re
Hitlerovi by spadl tezky ka-
men Sc srdce, kdyby vedel, kdy
a kde napadnou Americana a
Britove zapadnf Evropu.
NGkteTi Tide Sc aSi domniva-
Ii, re pc nasem dobytf Pantel-
laarie vrhneme sc neprodlene
ma pffstf mas ell, at uz jsme 81
"a nej vyvolili cokoli. Ale roz-
sable vojensk6 operace nenf
mono organisovati jen tax
brave, zvlaste jedna-li Sc O
"kromobycejne slozite opera
&c ma sousi i ma moTi", jak sc O
Mich vyjadfil pan Churchill.
Nebudd'te proto netrpeliv1, ne
dojde-li k invasi dnes nebo Il
tra!- Jednou k nj dojde. Kdy
a kde, o tom kolujf jiz cetne
povesti. Mnohe z Mich vycha-
zej1 cd nepT1tele, ktery Sc u
myslne snazf vzbuditi DOZEN,
re k invasi dojde CO nevidet.
Cinf tax v nadeji, re timto zp1-
sobem vyvola u britske a anne
ricke veTejnosti a u Iidu okupo-
vanych zemf netrpelivost, KITE
ra Sc v pr1pade odkladu pre-
men1 v pocit zklaman1.
V nekterych rozhlasovych
projevech Osy uvadel Sc "a
den invase 20. cerven. Ia tim
to proroctvfm skryval Sc 1my-
81, ably v pf1pade, re by k inva-
81 onoho dine nedoslo, mohlo Sc
rlci, re spojenci byli donuceni
invasi odloziti. To jsou vsak
zpravy, vychazejfcf re zemf O.
sy, nikoli cd mas. Neberte zad-
ne doslechy "a bernou minci."
AZ k necemu opravdu dojde,
budou o tom Americana Tadne
zpraveni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02
General Can Kajsek postal po
selstvi JOS. StaIinovi.

General Can Kajsek v posel-
stv1 premieru Josefu Stalinovi
prohlasil, re "ruda armada
svymi neustalymi v1tezstvimi
dala novou s1lu armadam a
vsemu cinskemu lidu.
"Zlociny osy nemajf prfkla-
du ma zapade i ma vychode. Ma
81 spolecnou snahou jest vyhla.
dit S povrchu zeme vsechny
gangstery, kteTf ohrozujf svo.
body lidstva."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02

nMk 1tok prot presile Japonskeho Valecneho Lodstva.
lO7 muzu zemfelo pod tou Vlajkou. Avsak kdyz bylo
pc utoku 3 Japonske krizaky a 3 Japonske nicitele
lezely ma dine Koraloveho More a jejich della byla uml-
cena navzdy.
A az priste ~pohlednete ma Americky Prapor a divny
pocit stahne Vase hrdlo, myslete pouze ma toto: Valecne
Bondy, ktere dnes kupujete udrzf della lodi jake
Boise = re budou paliti a paiti a paliti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-02

Ctyfikrat "a jedno so sedesat sedm rokd Amerka sa
do Valky, ably 81 uchovala Svobodu.
A ma tento Den Neodvislosti, Americky Prapor je SYM
bolem toho, re VOLNf MUzI mohou BOJOVATI
budou OJOVATI =. a ZVfTEZf prot muffin nasnne
sOcialisace, tupen1 v1ry a nenavisti.
Ona rozedrana kulemi provrtana 49,. cd slunce
vybledla vlajka ma hoTejsfm obrazku je toho dukazem.
. Vlala mad lehkym kriznfkem Boise kdyz "a noel pod
La gaceta., 1943-06-22
gullosamente amenazadoras

gullosamente amenazadoras v
hoy penden lacias de sus mastiles
como pajaros con las alas corta-
das-, Sc limita a anadir:
La Brigade ertera Sc porto
bien. Y los objetivos del Mando Sc
cumplieron a satisfaction.
Luego, Brunette. Una pagina mi
litar que en- la Historic tendra u
ma sig~nificacion de admirable e.
ficacia que acaso aun no hemos
desentranado del TODD. Ahora -.
-Donde ell Mando me ordene-
termina ell comandante Gutierrez.
"A disposition siempre del Man
do. Con una discipline que en- los
hombres de las primeras Milicias
Confederales es un distintivo
mientras la guerra siga. Fieles a
la Republica democratica que es
hoy nuestra Republica, para que
luego la RepIblica, cuando la que
IRA acabe, sea 10 que deba ser.
Jose Romero
La gaceta., 1943-06-22
LA I DE LOS JEFEs DEL EJERCITo POPULAR

encontraba d6nde TRAFALGAR, y tu-
We que salir de Carmona. Y asi,
buscando trabajo, recorri Almeria
Alicante, Valencia, la Mancha -.
Pero al estallar la sublevaci6n mi
litar estaba va en- Carmona otra
vez.
Los pueblos GnddIuces, en- GrnaGs
Unos centenares de escopetas de
GAIA pretendian cerrar ell paso
por los campos de Andalucia al
Ejercito sublevado, que disponfa
Je ametralladoras, artilleria y a
viaci6n.
En- Carmona, cada uno Sc ar
mo como pudo-cuenta Gutierrez,
ANTE la proximidad de un alta
que. Tres resistimos frente a un
enemigo superior por u armas y
por su organization, que, ademas,
nos aventajaba en- ell n1mero de
sus fuerzas. Pero nosotros eramos
mejores que ellos por la decision
con que ibamos a mi lucha en- la
que nadie pensaba en- d~ejarse ven
GER. Carmona Sc perdi6. Pero que
daba todavia terra sobre la que
seguir luchando, Villanueva de
las Minas, Lora, Alcolea, Constan
tina, Cazalla...... Los primeros ia
bores de Regulares Sc deshicieron
ALI frente a nosotros.
Fue cuando los campesinos an
daluces pedian elementos de COM
bates al Gobierno. Y a buscarlos,
represeptando a aquellos campo
sinos, vino a Madrid, Rafael Gu
tierrez.
-Pero mientras tanto, rotos a.
%ouellos grupos de combatientes
de Andalucia Y de Extremadura,
dispersos, llegaban aqui tambien,
Y acudian a las organizaciones
sindicales. La mia, la Confedera-
ci6n, la C. N. T., que movilizo ra-
pidamente tantas unidades encua-
dradas hoy en- ell Ejercito Popu-
lar, me confio la formation de u
ma columna con aquellos camara-
das andaluces y extremenos. Y
pronto, bajo Ell mando de Uriba-
ri, salimos, rehecha nuestra con-
fianza en- la victoria, para los
frentes de Oropesa, Olias Talave-
ra $50.
Despues la columna tuvo que
volver a reorganizarse a Madrid.
Gutierrez habia visto irse destro-
zando sus lineas en- aquella retira-
da inevitable ante ell empuje ven
tajoso del enemigo, que todavfa
conservaba su superioridad mate
rial.
Caando Malaga era todaVfa
de la Repablica
-Pero del Ministerio de la Cue
ira saIimos POGO despues los COM
paneros Mora y Canada, tambien
confederales, Y yo, con la gradua.
La gaceta., 1943-06-22

Et HuJuet UutteFIe~
Cuando nacio en- Carmona, en-
la provincial de Sevilla, Rafael
Gutierrez Caro- va habia conmo-
vido las tierras andaluzas, como
un gran fenomeno sismico, la pa
labra estremecedora de Fermin
Salvoechea.
" los campesinos de Andalu-
cia-recuerda Rafael Gutierrez
g eran un ganado manso bajo ell
rigor del trato de los terratenien-
tes, a la manera de los sehores
feudales, o eran anarquistas. Y
anarquista era mi padre, campo
sino en- Carmona, cuando nacf yo
Exactamente ell 10 de JUNO de
1912. Entonces empezaba a orga-
nizarse ell campesinado en- colec-
tividades obreras, cue, constitui-
das legalmente para IA defensa de
unos intereses populares, tenian
que actuar, mas dura la voluntad
de los amos que las leyes de una
sociedad ~capitalista, cast clandes-
tinamente.
La necesidad de mi casa que
ria acelerar mi desarrollo fisico
para que pudiera ayudar a ganar-
los la vida. Pero mi padre guerra
que estudiara, que appendices al
go, v me tuvo hasta los trece amos
en- la escuela. Yo no trabaje de chi
co. Pero supe pronto, viendo a mi
padre agotarse en- ell esfuerzo So
bre la TERRA por dos libras y me-
dia de pan Y una panilla de acct
tie, 10 que era ell trabajo. Y a los
ounce amos, junto a mi padre,
empece a TRAFALGAR.
Era va cuando Angel Pestaha
recogia la cosecha de %aquella STEM
bra de rebeldia que dej6 caer Sal
voechea en- los surcos abiertos en-
ell alma de los trabajadores an
daluces por ell despotismo de "sus
amos"
-Entonces ingrese en- la Con-
federation Nacional del Trabajo,
como organization sindical, y en-
ell Partido Socialista, como orga-
nizacion politica. Mi padre habia
sido va perseguido Y detenido va
rias wees por u ideas. Lo mis-
mo fui perseguido v detenido des-
pues tambien varias veces 70
Rafael Gutierrez Caro- esta re-
Cordando muchas jornadas de lu-
cha dificil de los campesinos de
Andalucia. De antes y de despues
de la Republica. Cuando parecia
que la R~epGblica que Sc habia pro
clamado en- Espana todavia "no
habia llegado ALI"
La Ultima veg que estuve pre-
so fue en- 1892, cuando la huelga
general y los sucesos del Parque
de Maria Luisa, en- Sevilla. Luego
continuation las persecuciones. Nc
La gaceta., 1943-06-22
Recordand0 Ell Her0iSm0 de ESpaNa en- los )
Amos de Guerra con los Na2l-F aSGStaS

clOn de tenleHIe, al GU"
tecientos, hombres para Malaga
Pronto logramos reclutar hasta
mil quinientos ALI.
De Malaga, Gutierrez fue a Alo
"a con doscientos hombres. Y lue-
90, en- Alora todavia, sc lie entire
gG ell mando de un battalion.
Con el opere en- todos los fren
ties de Malaga, convertible el bata-
Hon en- fuerza de choque-anade.
Hasta que cayo Malaga. Cutie
rrez-el comandante Gutierrez va
--recuerda con rabia aquella per
dida lamentable.
70 estaba entonces en- ell sec
tor de Ell Burgo, por donde pare
cia u intentaba entrar en- la ca
pital ell enemigo. Ell comandante
de aquel sector habia caido en- u
no de los 1ltimos combates, y sin
e. jefe, sus fuerzas iban perdien-
do rapidamente la moral. Habia
que infundirlas otra vez confianza
v restaurants ell sentimiento de
SUI propio valor. Y pronto avanza-
bamos por ell sector de Ell Burgo,
rompiendo las lineas de los inva-
sores y apoderandonos de una
gran cantidad de material en- elias
Pero mientras tanto, ell enemigo
alcanzaba la Cuesta de la Reina,
cue domino la capital, Y por ell ex-
tremo opuesto a Ell Burgo entra-
ba en- Malaga. Malaga cayo.
Ell comandante Gutierrez hace
aqui una pausa. Acaso su cerebro
esta llenandola de severas acusa-
clones, que su concepto de la res
ponsabilidad de un jefe del Ejer-
cito lie obliga a no formular con la
voz.
y va no nos quedaba que ha-
Ger mas que ir a Almerfa a reor-
ganizarnos-sigue diciendo-, has
ia que fuimos destinados al Ejer-
otto del Centre, a las ordenes del
general Miaja. Con uno de los ba-
tallones de la Brigada 70, que lue-
go Sc me habia de confiar. Guam
do lego 10 de Brihuega.
I'm cOmanddnte de brigGdG
en- los frentes del Centre
En- los frentes del Centre, la fl
gura del comandante Gutierrez Sc
ha vaciado en- ell molde exacto de
los mejores jefes del Ejercito de
la Republica. Y su brigada fue la
que ofreci6 sobre los campos de
batalla de Brihuega una admira-
BILE revelation de heroismo Y de
organization militar.
En- Brihuega-empieza a de-
cir ell comandante-tuvimos e.
desquite moral de 10 de Malaga.
Pero cuando parece que Sc va a
dejar arrebatar por ell entusias-
mo hasta la expression de la pro-
pia estimation satisfecha bate
rias enteras conquistadas al enc
migo, banderas que flameaban or
La gaceta., 1943-06-22
PERMISOS DE
CONSTRUCCIO

Sc lie concedieron permiSOS
construction a Charles ShipI
Alberto Bradford, H. M. Dillar'
iglesia bautista Mount Olive.