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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Dies Probes Consulates' Gifts
To u. S. Born Japs Societies
- -hv Tlmes So rhotoeranh.

mura. president Of the former Los
Angeles japanese Central ASso-
citation. who, with other officers
Of that organization, Is now in an
nrcrnnIenr camp.
The witness is 10 state that
many members Of the vicious Dai
Nihon Nokai Shi-Kai. Of Gardena,
Cal, also belonged to -prcSum-
ably innocent organizations, as
did members Of such other Japa-
neSe-Sponsored societies as the
Telkoku Gunyudan. l29 T.. First
street. Los Angeles. TcIkoku
Gunyudan means imperial army
IeSeI&e officers associations
Other societies 10 be mentioned
a. the hearings n was stated.
were the Seinan KyoEl-kai. which
had its West Coast headquarters
Al 2O93 W. 2Sth Los Angeles and
The GakuSci-Kai. with West Coast
headquarters also in Los Angeles,
al 1872 w. 30ih.
Evidence exists that these SOCi-
cites were 50 closely linked with
Toxic that they were included" IN
directories of japanese govern
mental agpDCleCS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Writer'S Board Rates
MoscoW Film a Dud

peaSement Is based on the idea
that an untruth or a distortion
II eNcusable II II serves n great
good. We cannot subscribe 10
such doctrine, however de-
sirable the immediate effect"
Chairman Stout explained
1.-THE members Of the boar,
or persons delegated nv them.
see various movies which are
given ratings and report back
at regular meetings.
VOTE NOT UNANIMOUS
at our meeting on June rs,
in the Authors League, where
Mission Ia Moscow was dis
cussed. there was quite dis
eussion because Of the films
controversial nature" Stout
continued.
I'VE discussed motion made
nv board member that the
decision we reached regarding
the picture he made In this
manner LIZ as=hai- =iinaniz
NOUS vote. hut II was ma
jority expression"
The picture Mission 10 Mos.
COW was based on the book 81
the same title written by JOSEPH
r.. Davies, former ambassador n
Russia, and puTpOTtS 70 be the tx
pCricnccS Of Davies while serving
in the Soviet capitol The book
was based on hitherto secre'
reports filed by Dawes with the
state department and on the am
baSSador'S own observations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
SET Up by TOXIC

The Butoku-Kai as set up 10y the
Japanese government IN 1929, and
in 1898 selected members were
taken 10 Japan for training IN a
sabotage school known as the
North American College OF Mill
tary Virtue -
The West Coast headquarters
Of the "Dai NIhOn Butoku-kal
were Al 746 South Central avenue.
Los Angeles. up 10 the day of the
Pearl Harbor attack.
The witness who IS 10 present
the testimony on the intricacieS
OF Japanese organizations in the
United States Will disclose the
pre-War address Of the kIbei dl-
vision Of the JapancSe-American
Citizens League as l21 South San
Pedro street, in Los Angeles Lit
tie Toxic
A spokesman said no attempt
would be made TO prove diSloyalty
on the part of the league, but
that evidence viii he offered 10
subStantiate tho belief that many
members Of SuhvcrSive japanese
secret societies also belonged TO
the league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
nclrolt limo. Warrington Rureau

WASHINGTON. June 26
Testimony that West Coast Japa-
neSe ConsulatcS contributed thou
sands of dollars monthly IN peace
years 10 Japancse-AmerlCan or
ganI7ationS Whose members are
now being liberated IN wholesale
numbers by the war relocation
authority was promised today in
next weeks hearings OF the Dies
House committee on un-Amcrlcan
activities.
Announcement was made that
the committee expects 10 show
that the money was spent M
directly IN The promotion oi West
Coast movement labeled IaI
NlhOn Great Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Mutton Made
Into Lamb Pie

BOSTON, June 26 tINS)--
Camouflagc has been applied TO
mutton 10 make It attractive 10
the American soldiers IN England,
Harvey y. Gibson, American Red
Cross commissioner in Great Brit
ain. said today.
Mutton. ne told a Red Cross
luncheon meeting. IS ground up
with potatoes, bectS and spices
and put on the menu as Amer
lean lamb hash
Boys who wouldn't touch
the mutton lined UP for second
helpingS." he SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

NEW YORK, June 26-The
writer's board composed of some
Of the nations most prominent
authors. today had branded the
Warner Brothers film Mission to
Moscow a "3-dud' effort based
on falSificd facts.
Disclosure of the ma jority opin-
ion was made public yesterday,
eight days after the rating was
given al a regular meeting Of the
board which works through the
Office Of War Information.
The report, which was circu-
lated 10 practically every eminent
author in the country votes
bombs 10 approved pictures;
and buds 10 films considered in
any way injurious to the war ef-
fort.
In Yesterdays report Mission
10 Moscow was the only picture
branded with buds, while all the
other ntncz pictures We're
awarded bombs. The approved
pictures, without exception, were
contemporary films having 10 do
with various phases Of winning
the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

man said. the evidence shows
that the WRA devoted its con-
Sidcration mostly 10 disloyaliStS
on the apparent theory that eN-
ceSSiNe kindness would cause
them 10 renounce The lessons they
had learned in Japan.
The committee expects 10 re-
veal the entire organization plan
Of the North American But0ku-
kal known also among West
Coast Japanese as the 'Dal
kihon. and viii show, IT was
stated the number Of members
of this society who also belonged
to presumably harmless Japanese
American organizations and 10
big American welfare associations
I'M general
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
EDUCATED IN JAPAN

Most Of these dual citizens have
received education IN Japan, and
wore not required by the Japanese
government 10 exhibit American
passports 10 enter Japan
Senator Holman'S proposal an
effort 10 avoid the necessity OF n
constitutional amendment 10 en-
ahlc deportation OF those VINO
might claim American citizenship
would classify as aliens all Amer
ican-born Japanese who went 10
japan without American pass
ports.
Congressman i'm general favor
deportation of di>loyal and alien
JapancSc. but many believe these
of American citizenship, against
whom there is no black mark oil
di>loNal'N. can he 80 distributed
over the interior United states
that generations would pass be
fore there would be a threat ot
such large and ConEe>tod Japa-
nose colonies as existed on the
West Coast before the evacuation.
Member, of Congress Wow with
concern the gradual racial dom-
nance assumed 10y the rapidly
multiplying Japanese m Hawaii
and some believe 100000 should
be taken from the territory ~
once. 10 be- relocated IN small
colonies over the length. and
breadth of the United States
Economic interests m h 2
islands oppose any tampcunG
with the large volume Of man
power represented ny the Japa-
usec. tut these interests are con-
frorfcd also with the fact that
Itrcr long .cherlShcd dream of
1 statehood has little likelihood oi
winning congressional approval
$50 long as .1> assured outcome
tfr trmc wouid toe japanese
American governor and LeCIsla-
urs ter tuf islands. and Japa
0c~c. American congressman and
senators IN Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
now INTERNED

Another organization which re-
portedly possessed a large MEM
herShip on tho West Coast, and
drew funds indirectly from the
Japanese consulate, was the
Meiu-Kai. named in honor Of the
grandfather of the present Japa-
neSe emperor
II was headed by Congo Naka-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
CycIist Dies Of Injuries

Joseph Senko, 81. of 1880
Frontier d1rd- IN BEDFORD TeCeiV-
ing Hospital early Saturday. two
hours after he had hoon tossed
from his motorcycle on W. War
ron near WoStWood Police said
his wheels caught IN street car
track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Custer Has New Officer

FORT CUSTER, June Is CUP)
Mai. Martin j. RoSenthal La
Sale. H.. today was named as
SlStant executive officer Of the
station hospital here Rosenthal
formerly was reception ente r
surgeon Al Camp Grant. Ill
-- r,,r,-r,--trt~..rN--r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
100000 JdpS on Mainland
And Hawaii Are Problem
Il, RAY RICHARDS
p,uo,' lw'. Wasn.rs'or Fureao

-lVtSHINGTON" juno. % FrCCCdod by me sharp point
of Dies rommtcc investigation Congress Is moving
randy toward facco-laco meeting with the hard problem
race on the United States mainland and the l5S923 IN
Hawai-
Iled INTO The problem are constitutional economic and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
HAN TO ADDRESS UNION

Ham. whose years Of aSSoci-
alton with tho japanese bred a
deep mlStruSt OF the race. visited
Graft Offices with 2 committee
from the Continental CAW-CIO
local which on Monday night
sponsors talk ny Ham at CasS
Technical High School
Earlier he predicted Japanese
attempt 10 invade the Pacific
Coast this Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
DTSTRNNCHISE DISTOI VI

Rep e}iarp p Sheppard Cali
f0rra Democrat. is the author Of
a hill IN dluLlAc of citizenship all
thc approximately 5000 Japanese
ol military ace who replied with
2 written ITO r0 recent war
department UuCs'l ms 10
uhcrhrr lhoN are loyal 10 the
United States
The Sheppard tH also would
--Tr1r-rJ or citizenship Tine many
A-44-4Ha- af other Japanese
American. who answered no IN
similar examination by the war
relocation authority The number
i'm tins class Us unknown AS it IS
-TUC'UdTd mi riC facts fnC WRN
has refused 10 diNuIgo 10 the
public.
A subcommittee ~ the Senate
military affairs committee has re-
ported, however. that 40 per cont
of tho japanese IN the relocation
con'cUs have registered them
selves As loyal only 10 the Japa-
emperor.
With the diSloyal japanese
Americans designated as japanese
subjects in name As well a., m
Crcl. the number Of those sub
ieci 10 deportation would be enor-
mouSv increased both in Hawaii
and the mainland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
DEPORTATION MEASURES

One Of the deportation meas
tires by Senator Rufus { liel-
man Oregon Republican and the
other was introduced by Rep L.
Roy Johnson, California Rcpuhh-
can
Rep JohnSon's hill provides
merely that the JapancSe-Amerl-
can peace treaty arrange for the
deportation 20 Japan AT Japan
rxpcnSc. Of ait non-ctttzcn JaPd-
ncSo IN this country
Senator HOlman.S proposal Is
more elaborate, gong deeply INTO
the tangled problem Of dual ciil-
zcnShp but opening the dcpor'a-
ton doors 10 50 many that the
japanese IN tho United States and
Iawau would be reduced 10 IN
significant numbers
To large extent japanese chlI-
dren horn in tko United States
have been registered as Japanese
subjects N infancy at Japanese
conSulatcS, and thereby have be-
come citizens of both countries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
10; ooo ~ CAMPS

ee-e,- bard ftserri +-7 .---A-
IVES. Coast Japanese IN lo Crn-
te~, n, p s-ep Of urgent military
ncC'~ IS
-Four ~.CF~uFcs m meet Che
problem ot The cAlslcrla pl thG
japanese IN The United States.
three 0f them W0rk1rE toward
VHoIesa.r Expectations 10 Japan
have been Introduced
The fourth measure written hN
Prn Ecry NJ jackson. Nash
lnE'or Democrat. and widely Sup-
ported m recent speeches on the
fe-aF-of -th1-I Ietl~e. -woHta rSt8t-
lSh a standing congressional COM
ml'iee 10 deal with an japanese
matters relating % the security
al the lnLfed SLaicS
50 vO.UwnOuS Us The doCumcn-
tarN evidence and 80 many arc
the frf--rSfr ,vrturSSCS. TINT
hearings Of the Dies committee
on SubSerSjvc activities may rec
quire two weeks after their start
TUESDAY or odncSdaN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

roar'r and AID transactions of
tra future between tho United
-fHfO- and japan.
To >a" with. tho committee
could drew uu a vast aCCumula-
---7 m monuments seized ny \ail-
pu, federal intelligence agents im-
medafrly after the Pearl tiarhor
..-.,rI|f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Korean Shocked
To Find laps in
Factories Here
Declares He Knows From
Long Experience None
Of Them Can Be Trusted

kll>oo !. Ham. Korean who
was preaching the evil designs Of
Japanese imperialism 10 deaf gov
eminent circles long before the
Pearl Harbor sneak. found 10 his
aStoniShment here Saturday that
Pacific Coast Jap-AmeriCanS are
working in Michigan war plants
and military establishments
That's terrible" exploded
the lt=tntidZnaHHnECd=
Washington representative OF
the Sino Korean League.
THAT'S exactly what we are
trying 10 prevent. I know from
experience that these people
cannot he trusted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
MORE BILLS PROBABLE

Immediately after the hearings
additional bills are 10 be nitro
duced IN Congress regarding the
long term treatment OF the lap7-
neSe.Amorican- problem, and com
mtteeS VIII begin hearings on The
measures already introduced.
The standing committee pro
posed by jackson would leave &c
the Dies com-ittee the work of
investigating japanese un-Amcrl-
can activities, and would first OF all
look INTO cases OF war fraud mis-
Use Of the mats. embargo -viota.
tons and antitrust violations on
the part Of japanese business ln-
tereStS IN TINS country IN the
years just preceding the war
Thereafter the committee would
keep an eye on every move by the
japanese AZ home and IN this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
URGES SECURITY FIRST

Ito some complaints that we
are abusing the feelings Of loyal
Americans by keeping them
under surveillance. want 90
know why we don't give the
benefit of the doubt Ia our own
security"
The >tocky 43-ycar-old Korean.
here to Obtain state Go endorse
mentnL a-proteSt agatn-t-rfonfis-
CuouS release Of JapS from con-
CentratIon camps. obtained his
facts on infilration from George
Graft, Michigan relocation di-
rector
Graft. Staunchly defending poll
CieS of his office disclosed that
$50 coast JapS have been assigned
10 Michigan and apparently are
working well lie sand has Office
had requests from POO more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
INVESTIGATED BY FBI
What Investigation proceed,

What investigation precedes
the release" Ham demanded
Graft said that all names were
cleared through the FBI
isn't II true that the FIJI
refuses TO pass "A man-nnlN- If
there is something against his
record ." Ham asked
The relocation officer agreed
tins was true. bul added that each
Jap needed some character ret
ercnceS.
Seeking. release from q concen-
traton area. a Japanese-Amcri-
can may ask 10 be assigned 20
a war production center like De
trolt Graft admitted, although nc
said this did not necessarily mean
the application would be honoFed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
RUSSIA mas coon CASE

The report Of the boards de-
CISion 10 give Mission 10 Mos
COW three buds. also said
The true ease for Russia ~
excellent. II il not necessary
for Hollywood Ia fal>ify facts
10 make il slightly better.
Every movement for an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
DECISION DIFFICULT

The report of the l9-man board
which gave the impoteut rating
to Mission 10 Moscow. " said.
Giving Mission 10 Moscow
three buds was n difficult de
ciSion. We are aware that the
picture does n valuable service
for trusted ally, hut we feel
that the deepest principle of
human liberty is invOlved-the
necessity Of telling the public
the truth"
Rex Stout author is chairman
OF the board.
Other members Of The board
include Pearl s. Buck. Franklin
7. Adams, Carl Garner Robert
T, Colwell, Russell Grouse. Clifton
Fadlman, Paul Calico. Jack Good
man Oscar HammerStein III. Rita
Halle kiccman. Robert j. Landry,
Margaret LeeCh, John T. Mar
Quand Katharine Seymour. VIII
liam l. Shlrcr LuiSe Sillcox.
FrederiCa Barach, executive sec
Rotary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
SECRET SOCIETY LINK

Investigators for tho committee
repeatedly have gathered IN
formation that many associations
of Amcrican-born Japanese were
mcShed throuCh intcrlocking
memberships not only with deadly
japanese secret societies. but
with some Of the leading Ameri-
can welfare, religious business.
professional and cultural organ
lzationS.
The latter affiliations. II is
charged. have been brought into
the current movement 10 release
all the Japanese from the rcloca-
lion CcntcrS a number of Amcrl-
can welfare societies whose off
GERS are completely unaware of
the strings leading 10 Toxic.
These connections with national
American organizations of high
repute are held 10 be partly re-
SponSlblc for the influence the
japanese have been able 10 exert
in several high government de-
partmCntS
The fun Dies committee will
assemble Tuesday or Wednesday
for testimony on tho activities Of
The japanese American Citizens
League and Us alleCodly intimate
associations with the war relO-
cation authority and several Of
the government major officials.
GAVE 81, 900 \ MONTH
Announcement was made that
witness viii give oral testimony,
backed by records. that the most
notorious of all Japanese con
SulatcS. that at Los Angeles, con
trhuted a cool $1,000 a month 10
several associations Of American
horn Japanese who were loud m
their protests of loyalty TO the
United States.
But these associations, il is
claimed. were ruled by "klhol
Japanese born i'm the United
States. and therefore nominal
citizens Of Tins country hut who
were sent TO Japan for their edu-
cation
In AN open demonstrations Of
loyalty to Japan I'M the relocation
coutcrS. Klbci have hocn named
As The leaders and files Of the
japanese American CITIZEN :
League are crowded with scpori 6
of their underground activities
against the United States
But, the Dies committee SpokcS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

A0VFFTISFMFNT
La gaceta., 1943-10-28

Carta sentida y bien escrita Ia que va
= continuation.
- nrma Carmenclta Alvarez. h hija
de Den Basllio. que ga este momento nos
~ "a EFasa noticia de haberse 0psrado
una ligera meiorla en- 81 eskado de salud
~ Sal seaor padre.
Dice: "a pcsar &c mis- cortos amos. me
preocapa muehisimo 81 case sc Frank Wax.
Quex. mas conocido por e merecido nom.
bre de .El Miliciano
Este v~aleroso muchaeho. como otros
mucAos, sin Ser espanol, cuando se desen.
caden5 Ii guerra en- Espaha. mareh6 con
arroio sin EQUAL s luehar poF nn ideal, que
no exe otro que Il de hbrar as las garTas
faseissas q % gloriosa Republics Espahola
RecibI6 balaEos y en- So cuerpo Sc I'M
crnstar0n l0s caseos de Ia metfalia. en- va
rias ocasiones al meiorar as Sos heridas
con m6s eneono seeuia ~luchando, porQue
al que iacha por . idea sublime 81 dolo.
Is ~ mas valentia.
So Is con0ci en- las GALES &c Tampa s
al habIar s q observe que estaba sens
laao con 81 elorloso eseudo de haber per-
La gaceta., 1943-10-28
HaFsk = 4 cAiaa's Tiua

panoles encarcelados, ignorsI
verdad de aquellas "verasa
Seguir con u mentira de !
mentiras. Por ejemplO, con
discusses que Sc "fabrcan
ia Espaha subterranea para
mentar 81 ferv0r y Ia fe repa
cana para burlar Ell terror Id
consignas falangistas, para ia
ner viva IA promesa de IN ID
mir mejor.
Decirles : los espaholes aud
|fren 81 franquismo en- sus p
carnes, que TODD Sd sacrfi
que TODD su dolor esta de esp
q esta irrisoria comedia de Is
|en 81 exlAlo dlctan las nornal
future, Is II mas cruena
"a. Els hacerIes mas daho On.
latigo del verdugo o que el
.bre de- sus hijos abandoned
Empero. los sufrimientcs
aquellos espanoles, ipOr quS
nos hacen ser mas ~sensatOs
nos estridentes a los que nos
mos librado del pared0n de
cuci6n 3 de "a carcel!
0jala que los recOrtes de
ri6dicos Que sigan Hegando 3
espanoles en- Espana no les 2
tren Ia desnuda farsa de los
y diretes con que espes
las "voces autorizadas'. PeF'
Is ello-lo comprendemCs
bien-esas woes tenian qus
lIarse. @ ser mss discretas
La gaceta., 1943-10-28

FL notable perlodista americana Sulz-
berger cree que Yugoeslavia es un serio
probisma para les AliadOs.
En tierras yugoeslavas combaten los
guerrilleros mandados por Tito, comu-
nistas. socialists, lberales, v los soldados.
que obedeeen las 6rdenes del general Mix
hailovitch.
Estdn 81 ~desacuerdo, Ell gravisimo
d~esacuerd0. Hos Ratriotas del primer grupo
con los patriotas del segundo contingente.
Tito" aeusa q Mikhailovitch y 81 mi
naslro de Ia guerra del gobierno exilado
en- 81 Cairo acdsa 4 Tito.
Es una situaci6n ~peliaguda. agravada
por las dltimas r~ecientes palabras de los
dos hderes.
Tito denuncia a "a parte contraria Y
afirma que Sc ha undo q los alemanes pa
"A atacar las cOlumnas que 81 manda.
M%ikhailovitch sostene que su rival le
caldmnia, en ID que a "a union con los ma
zs Sc %rei.ere, y afirma que Tito" Sc Ia
apropiado de v~ietorias conquistadas por
.os cAetriks.
Fl aspecto mas interesante del profile
ma, en nuestro c~riteriO, Is gu clos guerri
leros del h6roe de la guerra de Espana
sstan r~espaldados, indirectamente, por Ia
MON Soviet 7 que los hombres de Mikhai-
lovitch cuentan con 81 apoyo de los gobier-
nos de Londres u Washington.
Hace poc0s dias, Estados Unidos Il
mando = Aikhailovitch varios aerOplanos
y Tito hizo c0nstar SO pgotesta.
Recientemente se anunci6. por Ia radio
] los peri6dicos, que Russia mandaba j
Tito" arma y ~munici0nes.
La gaceta., 1943-10-28
ChMNgGS y
FRANCO Y BENITo
LA FAMILIA
-cARTA De IA sRTA. ALVAREZ
-EL pR0BLEMA YucoEsLAvO
-AUMENTo \ DIsMINUcIoN


Dice un deapacho De Ia agencia Reuter-:
sEl robierno de- Espana n firmado un
c~onvenio comercial con q gobierno de
Muss0lini.
Franco insislc en- ponerse de parte de
los fascisias, 4 pesar del abyecto apaci-
wuamienso de las Naciones Unidas.
Los hombres de Mussolini a~sesiuan hoy
Ca Italia, cuando pueden, 3 los soldados
ingleses Y americanos.
Haci6ndole a Benito in juego de infa-
mias Franco le d a Alemania pruebas Dc
respeto y cariho.
La gaceta., 1943-10-28

dido parte De una orela 81 una batalla, =
causa de Ia Iucha cuerpo q cuerpo, y ade-
mas tenla IN brazo e~stropeado por Ia
misma raz6n.
Confieso que este v~aliente miliciano
despert6 en- nj una gran admiration en-
papada en- an, agradecimiento profundo,
. saber que habia lido q mi Espana, vo-
luntario, a defender IA causa De IA "a
bertad.
Hoy Sc halla en- IA desgracia y me ape
ma muchisimo, pues realmente el destino
IA sido cruel con FL.
TODD acto por 81 cometido no Sc pue-
De juzgar con 81 cerebro. hay que iuzgar-
10 con 81 coraz6n.
mo os parece que debemos ayudarle?
En- c~onciencia Sc ID merece".
carmencita ALVAREZ.
Como saben nuestr0s lectores, Vazquez,
conocldo tambi6n por Caribaldi esta So
metido a un proceso por agredir, en- IN
arranQue de celos. a una senora que fue-
"a "a esposa.
Dentro de pocos dias sera ~reconocido
por dos prominentes ~alienistas.
Nosotros hemos pedido que Sc le ayude,
40 obstante sus defectos, porQue no le
~consiedramos responsible por entero de
sus actos.
La gaceta., 1943-10-28

Apiaudimos 81 acuerdo do 10 Camara
de Representatives. de Ia naci6n en 81 sen
lido Dc que sean reclutados les hombres
s~olteros y los casados sin hijos antes de
SET llamados por FL eitrcito los caaados
3 hiios.
Es ana decision intellgente y humane,
y creemos servir6 para dar q la familia
e~stadunidense una mejof protection.
Eel primer lugar pertenece al hombre
s%olGero. e. segundo 81 casado sin hiios Y
81 dltimo 81 que be- sabido darle 9 la pa
tria nuevos ciudadanos y ciudadanas.