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Evening star., 1943-09-27
food fly away to the sunny South

food fly away to the sunny South
land where they can find it,
Johnny Chuck was thinking of
these things as he ate and ate and
it seemed to him that his way was
far the best way. 1t saved a great
deal of work and worry. He never
was cold. He never was hungry.
1t made no difference to him what
the weather might be. He wondered
that everybody didn't do the same
thing. He knew that wise Old
Grandfather Frog does and Old Mr..
Toad does Thinking of Old Mr..
Toad reminded him of Stickytoes
the Tree Toad, who had spent the
summer in the apple trees of the
Old orchard. He and Johnny had
become great friends, being such
near neighbors. At the thought of
him Johnny stopped eating.
Il wonder" said he right out
loud, where he spends the winter. =
Where who spends the winter?"
asked a small, piping voice. 1t was
the voice of Stickytoes himself
there he was almost under Johnny's
nose.
why, you!' exclaimed Johnny
Chuck. Il was just thinking of you
and wondering if you have as much
sense as your cousins, Old Mr.. Toad
and Grandfather Frog. They do
as I do, sleep all winter, and was
wondering if you do the same
thing"
Stickytoes chuckled. 1t was a
throaty little chuckle. It think"
said he, that I have got quite as
much sense as they have. In fact
1 think I've got little more. Can
you keep a secret, Johnny Chuck?"
Certainly 1 cam replied Johnny
Chuck. Just try me and see."
Stickytoes hoped little nearer
to Johnny Chuck and whispered
Johnny Chuck's' eyes grew round
with surprise. do you really mean
that?" he asked as if he could hardly
believe what Stickytoes had told
him.
Every word of it." replied Sticky
toes, "but remember it is a secret
Now must hurry or shall be too
late" Stickytoes wished johnny
Chuck a long sleep with pleasant
dreams and started on.
tReleased by the Associted Newspapers
Evening star., 1943-09-27

IMMATURE WINDERS, electric motor re-
few BEGINNERS; half day SATURDAY. Electric
ASST. BooKKEEPER and cashier, must
have experience in meeting public and
Steady position and chance for advance
schlein, Federal Finance 4 Realty Co.
auro SeE xoEk Mi HIIfEks hA e 5
good vases to start: Sat half day. Apply
SG IL" Yas sssry ave as and
Snd $50 per week, Bsndall Pontiac. 400
hF sHTo OR AfTansEla fKuek MECHANICS Hs earn as
much Tnns as S75 weekly and more! This
Sex benes vacations wiz With sipe pay our annnal
bonuses and believe that we offer as fine
EHS you as are any sssd me
Motor Co, 14th and v SITS. NV. Call
aTTo ih SsaT sood op!
portunity to learn the automotive trade
s9od sss Hasss 5day week Rnr 9s
BOZ 2fi rhlts s.. fos h;E, soda fountain: several
Boy Or YodSG NAN, white asa ahs to Ssip SSett de:
liver. milk and work on dairy farm: $40
Msr Hnn Ardmore sD3 0fls Nd avg VA aaaafy ss4 A. C.
BOYS t2), 10 work in grocery store. expert
ence unnecessary; good salary. 5315 wis
consin ave. NV, EN-. 2255,
BRICKLAYERS for defense housing Pro-
ject top wages. steady work See Mr.
Graninger. Wayne pl., near 1st and
sfests observation-disclosures, 4Es ais1 eolored: night
work; highest wages to reliable man, in
Guiding meals. Sundays of, Apply man.
BUTCHER, experienced, good hours. excel
Int salary. Burka's Market. 401 7th
ST. sw
Evening star., 1943-09-27
Bedtime Stories


While Johnny Chuck was stuffing
himself in order to make more fat
before seeking his bed to sleep the
long winter away he did lot of
thinking. You know one can think
and eat at the same time very
nicely. What was Johnny Chuck
thinking about? He was thinking
about the coming winter and the
curious ways in which his friends
and neighbors would spend it.
When other people do things in a
different way from the way we do
them We are very apt to think that
their ways are curious, quite for
getting that to them our way may
seem just as curious.
To Johnny Chuck there is only
one sensible way of spending the
long months when rough Brother
North Wind and Jack Frost roar
and howl and pinch and squeeze.
and that is to curl up comfortably
way down where rough Brother
North Wind and Jack Frost cannot
reach him and there sleep until
they have gone back to the far
Northland. Johnny Chuck always
thought of it as the only sensible
thing to do. He sometimes quite
forgot that it was the only thing
he could do and so took credit for
sense and wisdom which really didn't
belong to him. You see, Johnny has
no choice in the matter. He has
to sleep that way because in ths
winter there is nothing he can eat.
But this is not so with many OF
his neighbors. Some of them eat
things which can be kept for long
time without spelling, like nuts and
seeds, and those who eat these
things pack them away into store
houses or hide them where they can
find them. Then in the winter
they sleep in bad weather and come
out to play little and to get food
from their hiding places in pleas
ant weather. Happy Jack Squirrel
and Chatterer the Red Squirrel do
this. Striped Chipmunk pops up
for breath of fresh air on warm.
sunny days in winter. Jimmy
Skunk is another who sleeps only
part of the time. He does not store
up food in storehouses, but like
Johnny Chuck, himself, stores it
up in the form of fat. But he does
not depend on this wholly as does
Johnny. He likes to come out and
prowl around little when the snow
is not too soft and deep.
Then there are others like Reddy
and Granny Fox, Old Man Coyote
Billy Mink, Shadow the Weasel
and Little Joe Otter, not to mention
Peter Rabbit, who always manage
TO md enough to eat through the
winter and so do no more sleeping
then than they do in the summer,
That is why they are provided with
thick, warm coats. The same thing
is true of the feathered folks. except
that none of them sleep all winter
Those who can find food stay all
winter. Those who cannot find
Evening star., 1943-09-27

good salary; excellent WORKING conditions. a IONS,
ARTfsfs ARE fR9p MdDELS 4S bt St Established school,
and lie class; telephone for interview. ter '.
ASSISTANT MANAGER. small hotel, know
2 B. x. Allen Lee Hotel. 1924 F st. NV.
BEAUTICIANS, full or part time. For in
formation call Warfield 6o3l or Warf1eld
RIHH BEAtfY r. OPERATOR for large depart
ment men store; pleasant surroundings, excel
special discount on all merchandise bought
here here. Apply to personnel Office of The
REaUrY BEAU G9 opEnAToTR sr r. Tsn Excellent salary
Gall Warfield 1871. Sunday. call Warfield
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good wages for ex-
BHpE5 BGaurS Sf Pa5 oFIkATdksc 2f Conn ana
HT,TY E%e Frn,T6Ks sonn st. n~ noaa
WORKING conditions; $40 week guar. SAL
ary and commission Call Mr.. Jack,
BEAUTY SALON appointment clerk, clar-
whole time; suitable married woman Lying
H., n Clarendon Emile. Jr, 1920 Wilson
BOOB, BoDoKKEEPER, ' permanent position. ex-
BUS GIRL. colored; no Sundays Eleventh
Cafeteria. All 1lth st. NV.
BUS GIRLS t2), colored, nightwork: off
Sundays. Do not phone, but apply in
person. Dikemans Restaurant, 600 18th
st. NV
CASHIER wanted for retail liuuor store:
good house, excellent salary. Apply in
person. 2442 18th st NV
CASHIER, full or part time, for photo
supply store. Brenner, 943 Penna. ave,
NV. RE. 2434
CASHIER-Pleasant. responsible young
lady with typing experience, for daywork,
to 4. Sundays off. Good salary and
meals. Dikemans Restaurant. 600 18th
st. NV
CHOIR SINGERS at st. Johns Church,
Lafayette Square. For addition appoint
ment phone DI. 1857.
CLASSIFIED telephone saleSwoman. expert
enced, young, knowledge of local situation.
Opportunity to grow with new oreanization
offering unlimited possibilities for more
money and better connection now and
after the war selling intangibles. ME.
CLERK K-STENOGRAPHER, general ONCE
work: only those desiring permanent po-
sition need apply. YoungA 1905
st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-27
Father Held After Baby
Falls 10 Floors 10 Death
by the Associated Press.

BY TIE Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 27.-De-
tectives, investigating the tenth
floor death plunge of 16-month-
old baby. have booked the child's
father, Claude L. Dexter, on sus-
picion of murder
Detective. 1t. R. B. McCreadie
said the baby, Johnnie, narrowly
missed pedestrian in plummeting
to the sidewalk last night. The
passerby, John F.. Rowe, was
quoted by the officer
II was horror stricken, unable
to move. In minute or so man
ran out of the hotel and threw
himself on the sidewalk beside
the dead baby. Then woman
thrust her head out of the tenth
floor window and cried oh, my
Johnnie, Oh. my Johnnie! >"
1t. McCreadie declared Dexter,
secretary of cracker bakers
union in nearby South Gate,
stated:
IT was lying on the bed with the
baby. Then I went to sleep.
That is all I know ="
Evening star., 1943-09-27
PAUL b. CROMFJTN or rRoNrLIN,
Attorneys, 1866 National Press Building.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. s2277, Ad-
rinistration. This Is to Give Notice: That
the subscribers. OF the District OF Columbia
and the State of Virginia, respectively, have
obtained from the Probate Court of the
District Of Columbia, Letters Testsmentary
on the estate Of Margaret Elizabeth Kelly,
saret E. Kelly, or M =. Kelly. or Mrs. j.
Frank Kelly late of the District OF Co.
fi,nnbia, deceased. All persons having
claims. AGAINST. the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated. to
the subscribers. on or before the 10th day
Of September. AID. 1914; otherwise they
said estate. Given under our hands this
lhth day oi Ssntem5er; la43. THE Ma
fNN WfsHIkToESr TMoESrfSpoyFIAE sy fAkK 9F
Trust Oficer; HAROLD S. ROBERTS. Ali
jackson Place Alexandris, Va; .scaD
REGISTER Of wills for the District Of CO.
lumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1943-09-27
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

COLORED MAN and wife no children, to
work on farm in nearby Md. wife to do
general housework: S95 mo. with furnished
house. cleo. refrigerator and radio; per-
manent Job for reliable couple. Call at
1921 9TH St NV.
COUPLE. colored, to live in; man to serve
as ianitor and wife to do general house
salary. 2313 Mass. ave. NO. 4202
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, day porter colored
good pay Apply Dailey's Drug Store, 1924
FOUNTAIN MANAGER, man o. woman.
good salary and commission suburban
St, Mt. Rainier. Md. WA. 1000.
Evening star., 1943-09-27
CROMELIN. TOWNSEND, CAVALIER 4
KIRKLAND, ATTORNEYS,
1865 National Press BLDG

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District. of Columbia.
Holcins Probats c9urt.1No 6226s. Ad;
the subscribers OF the District Of Columbia
have obtained from the Probate Court of
fhs District OF Columbia. Letters Testa-
ymentary on the estate OF Minnie Lantz.
late OF the District OF Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
same. with the vouchers thereof, lesaliy
authenticated, to the subscribers. on. or
Ia44: otherwise they may by law be ex-
ciuded from all benefit OF said estate;
Given under our hands this 14th day Of
September. 1a43 WILLIAM GARLAND
SMITH, Tic Farraaut 81. NV; EVA z.
HErTMULLER, 44la Fifteenth st, N.Y..
tseal,) Attest: THOMAS G. sChLLEY,
Of Columbia, CLERK OF the Probate Court,
se2o.27,oc4.
Evening star., 1943-09-27

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia -
ELEANOR SILvERMAN, Plaintiff, vs. SAM
sILVERMAN, Defendant.-No. 20s16-
The object of this suit Is to obtain an
absolute divorce on the grounds Of deser-
ton for more than two years. On motion
OF the plaintiff, it is this 18th dav Of Sep
tember. l943. ordered that the defendant
be entered herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal holt
publication Of this order: otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as iii case Of
default. Provided, COPY of this order be
published once week for three successive
weeks in the WASHINGTON Law Renorter.
and The Evening Star before said day.
fS) JENNINGS BAIrEY, Justice fSeal)
Attest: CHARLFS e. STEWART. Clerk, By
EMMA c. SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
SEQ. o7 oc4
Evening star., 1943-09-27
TYPIST, ,


Experience not necessary,
very interesting work, in a
fine mems store. Salary, $50.
Apply at once, office. Lewis
& Thos. SaltZ, 1409 G st. NV.
CLERKS FOR DRY CLEAN
ING STORES; EXCELLENT
OPPOR TU NIFTY; GOOD
PAY; Sc. SECTION. FIR.
2567.
Evening star., 1943-09-27
HELP MEN 3 woMrN Cont,

GROCERY CLERK, man or woman experi-
enced. good hours; steady work. Salary no.
object TO eisht party. See Mr.. Pfsner, a0fi
MAN OR WOMAN, legal BACKGROUND, .full-I
time. permanent position. good salaryt
good advancement possibilities. ME. 1868.
Ask for Mr.. Hamburg for appointment.
PIN BOY or pin girls, full or part time
work: experience not necessary Apply at
King Pin Bowling Alleys, 1909 r. l.
SELLING AND OFFICE HELP In wholesale
grocery. One having bookkeeping knowl-
edge preferred. 5 day week. Attractive
M.ryTrn ssiaIy; nl2ss 4tn St. ne Ii , se76. s.s
guarantee and commissions: car essential.
Call qE. 4o40 until 1880 am, and Sd.
5S12 In evening.
Evening star., 1943-09-27
statesmen WANTED

SHLARY AND COMMISSION
nationally known organization is
forced to expand It's sales organiZati
due, to increased sales Statesmen are
needed for Washington and vicinity. We
are 41-year-old firm and our product
Is manufactured under high priorities and
is considered by WPB an essential health
appliancee. Phone Thos Fowler for appoint
ment. Ma. 0l39.
Evening star., 1943-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ing done in your home by experienced
mechanic. Box 116-A. Star 27s
HEREAFTER I will be responsible for only
Such indebtedness as may be contracted by
myself. John K. Foltz, 5S22 Bird ave. Sc,
Evening star., 1943-09-27

It's common sense to be thrifty.
War bonds help you to save and
help save America.
Evening star., 1943-09-27
SALESMEN
MEMS CLOTHING
PERMANENT POSITIONS,
Excellent Proposition.
MARVIN'S.
734 7th ST. NV.
EDITOR

For work in Nationwide research oreani-
cation interpreting business regulations.
permanent position with future. Attrn ctive
salary. Preferably lawyer or economist
Write fully, stating experience education,
personal circumstances salary required
interests and ambttiors to Box 15-B, Star
Evening star., 1943-09-27
HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
a statement of availa bility from her
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-09-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

WOMAN. colored, experienced, wants 4
hours work mornings. Call AT. 1851
Monday. 27s
WOMAN, colored. days work, S4. car
fare or part time. NO. 1926.
Evening star., 1943-09-27
SITUATIONS MEN.

BOY, 16. colored. desires evening domestic
work DI. 61qq.
fuii charse Of Kitchen. BOX ' as-A' Star :
MAN. good all-around. colored, offers his
services as janitor in exchange for quarters
for self and wife. Mr. Mingo. 43s New
OFFICE MANAGER, as, 4-F, college
graduate, personnel collections contact.
correspondence. GE 7172 after 6. Box
453-Y. Star. 27s
TRAFFIC ADMIN, years exp. Govt. and
pvt. ind years, collese ed. IL. B. law,
out-of-town location. McEntee, DU. 94S0.
ESTIMATOR
Salesman, supt. roofing and sheet metal;
locally known; excellent reference. Box
11dA. Star. 80
Evening star., 1943-09-27
HELP MEN,

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
statement of availability from his
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-09-27
SITUATIONS WoMEN

DRESSMAKING. designing. remodeline and
alterations; reas. Miss Bert. 1880 Irving
St stGREr!s nT APs 4vAdes 4 AD e2s2s ssslvv u,.,,,
ton resident: college graduate: pleasing
personality and thoroughly experienced in
high-class secretarial work. Box GOA, Star.
YOUNG LADY as doctor or dental assist
ant. DU. 6916. Call Sunday after l pm.
Evening star., 1943-09-27
SOI. ROTHBARD, Attorney.

NatIonaI PresS BIdR.
Filed Sept. II, l943. Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk.
Evening star., 1943-09-27

RADIO amplification me-
chanic, familiar with music
boxes; permanent position
with good starting salary;
state particulars. Box 88-B,
Star.
Evening star., 1943-09-27

FURNTTURF REFlN1SHER
AND REPAIRMAN
I want the best man in the city and
will pay salary commensurate. This is
new firm and your future here is what
YOU nake il Phone HO r41n Or DE -o6a
Evening star., 1943-09-27

G.H.W., plain cooking, care of 2
children; employed mother; live
in; Sundays off; liberal salary.
RA. 1895.
Cook and G.H.W., S17.50 Wk.
Small Apt, Good working Conditions.
No Sundays. ST. 1870.
Evening star., 1943-09-27

COFFEE SALESMAN.
For personal interview, write the Great
American Tea Co.. 1923 Duke St, Alex.
anGria, Va o1s
Evening star., 1943-09-27

AGENT-LIFE INSURANCE.
Well-established general agency has
opening for man with recent local ex-
periience and car to handle direct mail
leads; guaranteed $40 weekly and COM
Evening star., 1943-09-27
HELP MEN.

MAN. young, to work in shoe dept of large
chain store: excellent opportunity for the
right party: permanent position. Apply
Mr.. Barton, Bond Clothing Co., 1885 F
Evening star., 1943-09-27

Z 4
: Widely known essential business organ
ization has opening for secretary. Must
be accurate, rapid stenographer with COL
lege education or equivalent in experience.
Interesting work. Good salary with OPP
portunity to advance on merit Pleasant
surroundings and good location. Replies
must include age, training. experience,
names of former employers, telephone
and address. Box 79-A. Star.
BILLING-COUNTER CLERK
Typing and general office work; excellent
opportunity: interesting work See Mr.
Werner. Call Carl Inc. 6l4 II ST. "
Evening star., 1943-09-27

KITCHEN STEWARD,
White, Experienced. Full Time.
No Sundays. Apply
TALLY-HO RESTAURANT.
S12 18th st. NV
SHORT-ORDER COOK.
Mayflower Diner. 502 r. I. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1943-09-27

WRAPPING CLERK,
Man or woman; excellent op-
portunity for high earnings
in Washington's fastest
growing store. ~...-
IRVING'S, 10th AND E SITS.
Evening star., 1943-09-27

JANITOR and handy man for
apartment house, quarters
furnished and salary. Apply
Apt. 81, 2730 Wisconsin ave.
NV.
La gaceta., 1943-06-19
CONTRA UNA
NUEVA DISPOSITION De
LA WAR LABOR BOARD
Ordena a los Mineros que
Otro Contrato con
las Viejas Condolences

WASHINGTON, juno III. -
Huelgas en- protesta por la nueva
disposition "dictatorial" de la
Junta de Labor para la Guerra
empezaron a extenderse aver por
TODD ell occidente del estado de
Pennsylvania.
Las primeras voces de descon-
tento partieron de los 100000 MI
neros de carbon suave que traba-
jan en- los pozos de los estados de
West Virginia y Pennsylvania.
Fueron los primeros en- dejar Ell
trabajo $50 hombres de los turnos
de noche de dos minas situadas en-
Scalp Level, Pennsylvania, donde
Sc cree que ell nGmero de huelguis-
tas aumntara, en- la manana de
hoy, a 1900.
Mas tarde abandonaron Ell ira
bajo los obreros de las minas eau
twas, turnos de noche, propiedad
de la New York Central.
La War Labor Board, o los
votos en- contra de los delegados
obreros, orden6 aver q Is mineros
que firmen un nuevo contrato ba-
10 las antiguas condolences y re-
husa concederles paga adicional
por ell tempo que pierdan v%iajan-
do por ell interior de la nina, "de
portal a portal.
Ell aumento, concedido va por
muchas minas, representa- an 200
y pasa por encima de la llamada
formula del Pequeho Acero'.
Hoy Sc reunira ell comite de
normas de los Mineros Unidos y
probablemente acordara la huelga,
por cuanto la tregua de Id dias sc
completara ell domingo.
La gaceta., 1943-06-19
FL Letrado Cobbey
Anuncio Hoy Su
Candidatura AL
Puesto de Alcalde

Como Sc esperaba anuncio
hoy SUI candidatura a alcalde
de la ciudad, en- las elecciO-
mes de septiembre, Ell conoci-
do abogado tampeno Luther
w. Cobbey, secretario ejecu-
two de la Federation de
Maestros del Condado.
Tres candidates Sc anun-
ciaron en- menos de "a horas
y son, ademas del Sr. Cob
hey, los Sres. I. N. Hender-
SON y Curtis Hixon.
Cobbey cree que la ciudad
de Tampa necesita una eff
ciente labor administrative
y que 81 puede darsela.
Els un veterano de la pri-
mera guerra mundial y lie
va Is amos ejerciendo SUI pro-
fesion en- Tampa.
La gaceta., 1943-06-19
\ Y HENDERSON
ANUNC|ARON AVER SUS
.CAND|DATURAS PARA Ell
De ALCALDE
Esperase Que T m b en-
Anuncie SUI Candidatura Ell
Abogado Cobbey

Anunciaron aver sus candidatu-
ras para ell puesto de alcalde de la
ciudad de Tampa, ahora ocupado
por ell senor r. E. L. Chancey, los
Sres. Thomas N. Henderson, ex-
jefe de policfa y presidente de Ia
companfa Tampa Coca-Cola, y Ell
comisionado del condado y botica-
rio Curtis Hixon.
Estos dos ciudadanos son inti-
mos amigos y muchas personals
Green, aunque ellos 10 niegan, que
decidieron anunciarse conjunta-
mente.
Hixon es ell dueno de Ia farma-
cia situada en- Ia esquina de Co
lunlbus Drive y Nebraska.
Esperase que anuncie tambien
81 candidatura ell letrado Luther
w. Cobbey, que tiene su oficina
en- ell edificio del teatro Tampa.
Circular rumores sobre que
tambien seran candidates los Sres.
Tom Castiglia y ell DR.. Victor Ro-
seminal.
Henderson perteneci6 durante
muchos amos al grupo de amigos
del exalcalde Mckay y cuenta con
ell apoyo de algunos conocidos po-
lftios latinos.
Los amigos del alcalde Chancey
lie vienen presionando desde hace
semanas para que sea de nnevo
candidate, estimando q. no es opor
tuno zanzibar de alcalde, como no
10 serfa zanzibar de presidente, en-
tempo de guerra.
La gaceta., 1943-06-19
S~uspendidas las
Elecciones en- la
Argentina Bajo I'm
"Ukase" de Ramirez

MONTEVIDEO, JUNO 19.-Por
medic de un "1kase", ell %gobierno
antidemocratico del "generalillo"
Pedro Ramirez suspendio aver las
elecciones presidenciales del pro-
ximo mes de septiembre.
La orden Sc do a conocer a los
pocos dias de haber dicho Rami-
e que la revolution militar no
pensaba perpetuarse en- ell 60
bierno.
"Pronto-habfa dicho Ramirez
ell pals sera devuelto a la nor
malidad constitutional. Ell Ejercl-
to restablecera la constitution y
hara que sea respetada."
La gaceta., 1943-06-19
Los Libros del
Registro Electoral
Sc Adrian en- Julio

Sc ADRIAN ell dia 10 de julio,
en- esta ciudad, los libros para
inscribir a los electores que to-
maran parte en- las elecciones mu-
nicipales de septiembre.
Tendra a su cargo Ell registro,
nombrado por la Junta Municipal
Electoral, ell Sr. Edwin X. Nelson,
Jr., que fuera miembro de la Jun
ia.
La oficina sera alberta ell dia 5
de julio y Ell personal sera emplea-
do por Nelson, quien utilizara a
'hombres de su entera confianza.
En- las listas hay ahora 2O,7S2
nombres y probablemente habra
necesidad de tachar mas de 5000.
Coponen la Junta los Sres. Arts
to Perez, A. W. Conner, Augusta
Van Eepoel, jr. y H. L. Peters.
La gaceta., 1943-06-19
Usan los Nazis
I'm Nuevo Tipo de
Bomba ~Incendiaria

MOSCU, JUNO 10.-Los
nazis est6n usando un nuevo
tipo de bomba incendiaria de
gran penetration en- las ciu-
dades y pueblos de Russia. e
nuevo terrible artefacto no
solo penetra los techos sino
que tambien los pisos antes
de incendiarse. Forma no
gueras interiors;, muy difici-
les de dominar.
Las autoridades piden a
todos los ciudadanos que au-
la vigiIancia y sc pre-
paren para combatir los efec-
tos de estas mas efectivas in
cendiarias.