davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-04-17
BOLETINES De ULTIMA HORA
Atacados a vapOres ingleses.-LOs italianos han
penetrado en- Yugoeslavia.-Los ingleses hicie-
ron mil prisioneros. Nuevos impuestos para
ell programa de defensas

contribuciones para hacer fren
te a los grandes gastos origina-
dos por ell programa de defensa.
En- ell venidero ano fiscal las obi
gaciones subiran a S19,00O,OOO,
900 y ell gobierno desea recau-
dar no menos de las dos-terce-
ras parties.
Sc aumentaran los impuestos
sobre las herencias, ganancias
Individuals, gasolina, licores'
tabaco. etc.
La gaceta., 1941-04-17
LOS TURCOS EN- UN NUE.
VO PACTo CON LOS MA
ZIS

Estambul, Turquia, abril II
Los per6dicos anuncian que
Alemania y Turquia Sc italian
a punto de terminar un nuevo
tratado commercial para la re-
mission del tabaco turco a los
nazis.
BESIDE Ankara informan
de tambien que Sc ha concertado
con Italia, por haber expirado
en- enero, un nuevo tratado do
concrete y navigation,
La gaceta., 1941-04-17

I'm consul partidario de Ia
"Francia Libre" lie ha ofrecido
a Estados Unidos, como 10 hicie-
ra ell ministro dinamarques, ba-
ses navales y de aviaci6n en- A
frica Y la Indo China.
Suponemos que la Oferta sera
archivada haSta que llegue ei
momento oportuno.
Darlan, y este nadie puede
negarlo, obedece algunas de las
6rdenes de Hitler y persiste en-
antagonizar a Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1941-04-17

Ha descubierto ell general Al
tonescu un nuevo complot con-
ira su vida.
Esa es la excusa, en- algunos
PASSES, para asesinar o encarce-
lar a los que no piensan como los
dictadores.
Muy POGO perderia ell pueblo
rumano, 81 la verdad ha de de
cirse, con la "desaparici6n" de
csc lacayo de los invasoreS.
La gaceta., 1941-04-17

FL hombre que realiza actos
de SABOTAGE en- las Industries de
defensa de su pals, ayudando a.
81 al enemigo, no es otra cosa
|Que un repulsivo, traidor, dig
no de la horca.
FL sabotaje eS la violencia i'm
pulsada por ell apasionamiento y
debe ser castigado con implaca-
BILE dureza.
La TRACTION en- tempo de que
ira, o cuando un pals Sc prepare
para defenderse de la barbarie
es I'm crimen objectionable.
Ahora bien, las leyes deben
ser escritas con absolute clari-
dad de modo que ell ciudadano
honrado y cumplidor de sus de-
beres tenga completa protec-
ci6n.
fiCon los saboteadores solo
simpatizan los espias, los crimi-
males y los irresponsables!!
La gaceta., 1941-04-17

Londres, abril 17.-Entre 81
ella y Tripoli, en- ell Mediterra-
neo, la escuadra inglesa hundit
aver 5 transportes totalitarios
que iban escoltados por tres dies
%tructores italianos. Perdieror
los ingleses ell Instructor "Moh
'awk' Este indica q. ell almirante
Cunningham ha ceSado de pro-
teger ell transporte de tropas in
glesas hasta Grecia y utiliza 10
eScuadra contra los buques ma.
zis V laScistas. Los barcos de Ia
flota britannica siguen bombar.
deando la costa de Libia y entol
peciendo las comunicaciones %
los nazis y fascistas. Los nazis,
que durante varios dias estuvie,
ron hablando de la evacuation
inglesa, aver Sc refirieron a vic
| entos combates en- Grecia, pero
ahadiendo que habian obligadC
a los ingleses a combatir".
Washington, abril l7.-El
presidente Roosevelt anunci6 a.
yer que existe un estado de que
ira entire Yugoeslavia y Hun
gria. Como naci6n agresora 81
iofe de estado senal6 a Hungria:
Cairo, abril 17.-El general
Wavell sigue reforzando sus H.
meas en- Marsa Matruh. La po-
blaci6n civil de Alexandria va a
ser retirada. Una division de
tanques italianos participaa Ell
la ofensiva.
Ankara, abril 17.-Aumenta
la concentration de tropas en- IL
frontera ruso-alemana. EN- Polo
MIA. Los nazis esperan q. en- case
de guerra con Russia, los ruma-
nos Sc encarguen de resistir 10
primeros ataques. Won Papen, e.
embajador aleman, Sc encuen-
ira en- canine de Estambul, de
donde continuara viaje a Ber-
lin. Pasara varios dias en- la ca
pital alemana.
Atenas, abril l7.-Los avio-
mes nazis atacan a la %poblaci6n
civil, usando las ametrallado-
ras, en- los pueblos y aldeas. I'm
americana empleado de la COM
pahia del Expreso, Harry Hill.
fue atacado por un avion naZi,
pero sali6 ileso. En- las Gltimas
"a horas los nazis bombardea-
ron Ell puerto del Pireo y 10 po-
blaciones. La aviaei6n inglesa
destruy6 un puente sobre ell rio
Vardar y despues arroj6 hume
rosas bombas sObre las colum-
mas nazis.
Habana, abril l7.-Por falta
de quorum no celebraron ayel
session la Camara Y ell Senado.
Respondieron al pase de la lista,
en- la Camara, 76 legislatures,
y en- Ell Senado, 81.
Londres, abril liza resis-
tencia de Tobruk, apoyada por
la escuadra inglesa, es cada vez
mas vigorosa. Los nazis dicen
haber hundido einco vapores in
gleses, con un total de $4,000 to-
neladas.
Cairo. abril LA posici6n
de las tropas inglesas en- Salum
.ha mejorado. Hitler encontrara
fuerte resistencia en- el canine
hacia Suez. Tobruk es abasteci-
da actualmente por la escuadra.
La guarnici6n insiste en- atacar
las lineas de comunicaciones del
enemigo. En- un solo dia derri-
baron % aviones nazis. Las de-
fensas de Marsa Matruh son
d~iariamente vigorizadas. Los
nazis Sc ven obligados a traer su
aqua y su gasolina desde Ben
oazzi y Tripoli.
Washington, abril 17.-Don
I'D NJ. Nelson, de la iunta de
prioridades, declare aver que G
La gaceta., 1941-04-17

GCuando cumplira Turquia,
ahora bajo 81 ala sovietica, su
promesa de ayudar a Inglate-
ira, Grecia y YugOeslavia?
Ell error de algunos gobiernos
conSiste en- reSistir luego de que
los vecinos han sido aplastados.
En- estos momentos tendria
un positive valor, guerrero y mo
ralmente, la entrada de Tur-
quia en- ell conflicto.
IEsperara a que Inglaterra,
Grecia Y Yugoeslavia sean de-
rrotadas o quebrantadas en- los
Balkanes para entonces inter
venir?
Existira alg1n conveniO secre
to entire Ankara y Moscu?
La gaceta., 1941-04-17
Palpitaciones de
la %colonia latina


ciedades, clubs. restaurantes y
hoteles decentes, en- domingo.
Los senores ministries, Miriam
do las doctrinas de Cristo a ira
YES de la intransigencia, piden
un referendum y 10 tendran. Pa
ra clos, que hablan de libertad,
los derechos individuales deben
ser SometidOs a ideas antilibe-
raleS e intolerantes.
Quieren los senores ministries
-y que Dios los perdone-dar
los primeros pasos, en- la ciudad
lei tabaco, ciudad cuya prospe-
ridad depsnde de los fumado-
les, para imponer de nuevo la
prohibition que hundiera en- ell
! tango Y degradara para siem-
pre- a centenares de miles de jo-
vencitos americanos.
Quiere tener un preteXto pa
ra hablar de la moral concebida
a su manera, la moral impuesta
por la violencia. no por la edu-
caci6n; la moral. que en- este
Pals de libertad hubo de crear
un numero incontable de con-
trabandistas, fabricantes clan
destinos de alcohol, vendedores
de "veneno" en- establecimientos
Y ca%llejones, asesinos a sueldO
r.. la moral anticristiana que
Npuso en- infamante relaci6n y
connivencia a los politicos y au-
toridades con los mas peligrosos
delincuentes de la historic mo-
derna.
Quieren ellos un referendum
Y es menester que los ciudada-
nos de claro discriminate Sc
agrupen para impedir la victo-
ria del fanatismo prohibiciOnis-
ia.
81 ellos logran triunfar en- un
Referendum municipal, despues
trataran de cerrar dos dias,
tres. hasta volver por compile
TO a su sueno dorado, la PROHl-
BICION absolute.
FL absolutismo prohibicionis-
ia, es la negaci6n de la libertai
del individuo; absolutismo en-
parentado con aquellos espanto-
sos domingos cuando ell hombre
hue Sc dormia en- la iglesia, can
sado, recibia un golpe en- la ca
beza, con una bola de MADEIRA o
de metal, y cuando la mujer que
Sc dormia, por las muchas horas
dedicadas al quito, sentia que
una puma lie era restregada en-
la nariz, movida a distancia por
una vara, y Sc despertaba..
Absolutismo... companero del
fanatismol
Absolutismo que trata de obi
gar al individuo a no beber,
cuando Dios lie concedi6 la liber-
tad para usarla inteligentemen-
te. comiendo y bebiendo, todos
los dias del Senior, no cuatro'
cinco, seis o uno.
La prohibition, que desacre-
ditto a Estados Unidos en- ell nun
do, presentandola como una ma
ci6n sometida a los "gangsters',
es la piedra filosofal de los mi
nistros intolerantes...
Primero, prohibition domini-
cal; despues, prohibition los
dias de quito en- las iglesias;
mas tarde, prohibition en- ell cor
dadO y Ell estado w.. finalizar i'm
poniendo la prohibition, enemi-
ga de la education y la toleran-
cia, en- TODD ell pals.
FL absolutismo prohibicio-
nista, dissection de algunas
ssctas religiosas, ofende a la to-
lerancia y dista mucho de ser
una humana Interpretation de
la moral p1blica.
'Prohibir''... es el sistema de
Ia violencia y Ia OPPRESSION. Edu-
car. es e. sislema de la cultura
.y Ell respeto 4 todas las IDEAS,
La gaceta., 1941-04-17

Ell general Asensio deja gra-
tos recuerdos en- Tampa, por su
modestia y sinceridad.
Por ser amable, cordial, veri-
dico... los antidem6cratas loca-
les lie insultaron.
La gaceta., 1941-04-17
Noticias importantes de aver y de hoy

Hundidos S ~transportes y 3 destructores totali-
tarios. - Roosevelt senala a Hungria como "a
gresora. = Concentraciones en- la ~frontera russo
alemana - Hitler encontrara fuerte resistencia
en- el canine hacia Suez. Sc prohibra la com
.peticion" entire los precios y salarios.-Sera en-
mendada la ley de re~clutamiento.
La gaceta., 1941-04-17
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Titulares que encantan a Goebbels.-Oferta he.
cha a Samuel. Antonescu "descubre" ...... -
Prohibition despotica. = Turqia. - Un ~articulO

rante horas y horas ell "cantar'
de los "gallos endemoniados".
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
On the Side

Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

500 and sends them into the roulette or dice
rooms-while he stays at the bar
Its cheaper that way" he explains.
The recording executives who predict that
king Joe"-the saga OF Joe Louis-will be
the MOL Seller of the Year.
The show that couldn't sell a ticket for
two nights-so the cast went out to the street
and invited the passersby in free.
UOLCOT'T GIBBS, reference 1.-THE cook
w ing column conducted by Lucius Beebe
in the HIT Probably what you smell
burning is Lucius.
The way the British radio pounds away
at Italy's slipping morale with eight daily
broadcasts urging the country to unlatch itself
from Berlin.
Rome's reply probly is
''why speak to US? Take II up with the
Warden.
George Roosevelt Jr's., whereabouts He
was last known to have tried sailing on a
tanker for London two months ago
Sammy Hayes take-off platter on that
cigge routine tmodern design woo-woooooD
that threatens to outsell Daddy"
T'HE well-known British stage player now
here who will soon be disgraced and has
nobody to blame but his high-living mania.
Has about $500 worth of bad checks out, one
of which will bounce him into the nearest
hoosegow -. The dope.
Barbara Huttons $4,000 investment in a
swank East 53rd Street milliner's shoppe
Blue Champagne" the dirty that stays
in the ears-with the title that stays in the
eyes.
Tommye Adams of the "Sons O. Fun"
chorus. Descendant of J. Quincy Adams.
THE w. X. VANDERBILT So. 500, 900 mansion
at Oakdale IT, IL. which goes on the
auction block Nov. 3rd The mysterious tenant
during the early 30S another Dutchman--
Arthur Flegenheimer. who was Dutch Schultz
The bronze-skinned fighter, Tommy Hogan,
bought by Bill Robinson, the dancer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
IL. v. DMring

Fkese,s- language ~ -he+-
Her cheek, her lip.
Nay her foot speak;
Her WaHton spirits look ont
Al every joint aud mottrs Of her body.
Shakespeare
tAbove inspires a thought Of that dtty
from Madame Sherry Every Little Move
ment Has Meaning All It's Own OF what
character OF Shakespeare was the above writ
tent Wei help you answer by stating it
wasn't Cleopatra.-EVD)
Is YOUR daily trip to the office hard TO
take? Or is il pleasure? Toughest daily
trip ever had TO take was from Nyack. n. Y,
10 midtown Manhattan.
had TO ride the railroad the Hudson tube
and the subway.
Inspiration Of this thought is that at
Bronxville. N. Y, where We" are for a short
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Medical
Teamwork
Doctor and PathoIoeist
Work Together
By LOGAN CLENDENING, M. ID

y $1,000 - 1900 49, A'As u
MODERN medical practice
Ava is becoming more eff
cient because more and more
IL is organizing into team
work.
The governor of the. team
machinery IL, the hospital pa
biologist.
A doctor nowadays may be
ever so much of an individual
ist. may want an office by
himself, play lone game. but
o he can't get along without the
help of the laboratory and the
partnership of the pathologist.
The pathologist may not be
known TO the public, he works
more with the doctor, but his
spirit and advice permeate all
modern practice--he is one of
the Doctors Anonymous )cele-
brated in DR.. William Mckee
Germans book of that name.
The book is good reading.
IT tells in rapid anecdotal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

Jimmy Walker. the
former mayor, who is
being considered as the
head of a new race
track TO be built in
New York. The hackers
b cling very wealthy
French refugees, won
dering where TO invest
their coin.
f m erson ellis
theme song. Weary"
which he has been
playing for Is years.
Except for an occa-
sional mterlude-you'd
think you were hear
ing: Il Don't Wanna
Set the world on
Flyer"
M-G-M's planned
film version OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

towns big lift, Best Foot Forward For
Mickey and Judy.
The .Nice-Work Dept: An editor was
ordered to spend at least two weeks with
Ginger Rogers-for profile story.
The way ex-Warden Lawes has added 20
pounds since getting out" OF Sing Sing Prison
Lenore Lemons suing for snnulment
because she discovered he was tattooed
Just an old tattoo-timer.
HARRY RICIIMAN'S terrific torch for Hazel
Forbes. whose divorce action recently he
didn't protest
The producer who likes 20 patronize a
certain gaming spot. and every time he does.
he takes along two gals. Gives them each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

RABE RUTHs price (s25.ooo) for his services,
in the Gehrig film. which Goldwyn screams
Is too much. He will prob'ly pay il, though.
as Ruth is must" in any biography of Gehrig.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

stay. the drive by auto
TO midtown or down.
town New York is en-
tirely by parkway and
express highway.
kNEW YORK has TallS
Peoples Gu b;
Santa Barbara, Cal.
has a Short Girls
Club: Boston has a
Fat Mans Club, and
~Hamtrarpck. Mich. has
a Big Noses Stub, of
which, jimmy Durante
is an honorary presi-
dent.
/ suggest this latter
organization be called
the Cyrano Society.
How about a Big Ears
Club with Clark
Gable or Bmg Crosby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

style the work of the hospital
pathologist-how he examines
tissue from a surgical case. or
before surgery is attempted TO
see whether it is cancer, or
something else: how he ex-
amines blood. urine and other
fluids of the body for exact
diagnosis; how he marshals
the sciences of chemistry and
physics; how his findings
direct treatment. catch mis-
takes and switch the doctor
back on the right track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
20 Pounds OFF
by Christmas

DEOPLE tell me they are
i taking two million more
or less) units of Vitamin B
in the vein twice week. But
look below at how much
Vitamin B you get in an
ordinary meal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

Hitter system, 10 per cent are against h and
80 per cent are unpoiticsI and simply follow
the victor.
ITO keep this latter majority in line Hitler
has to have q big victory TO talk about at
least every six months
So claims Otto Strasser
Seattle subscriber states he is so over
come with love and admiration for his wife
that he has written his first poem in her
honor. II concludes:
For h0ty-sir years she's shared my lot.
Doing her best acith What we're got.
QUITE few of the celebrities of New
Yorks speakeasy died young. from
stomach and liver trouble.
I'll bet that bootleg hooch had some
thing 10 do with it. Boy that was dyna-
mite!
THE best small In college football
since Poe Of Princeton was Costello Of
Georgetown" says A. Bugs" Baer
Never saw Poe play but L am with
Mr.. Baer on Costello
What football player that fellow was.
For four years running he beat Virginia al
most single handed 80.
IELIENOPLE, Pa. is a place l have never
been. But was interested in learning
Restaurateur Mike Collins of that town not
only furnishes toothpicks for all customers
but keeps a supply of hairpins on hand for
brlnets. Mr., Collins says:
Blondes never ask for hairpins"
Single blessedness is the bunk" is the
simple message received from Las Vegas,
New. subscriber, signing himself "a very lonely
ex-marriet male"
- Judge Joseph SABBATH says he and his
wife haven't quarreled once in the 81 years .
of their marriage. l don't know whether
this should be ciassed as boast or an adj
mission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

able or Bing Crosby as honorary president
"Ten per cent of Germans behind the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
On Broadway
Waller WincheH
New Yorkers Are Talking About

Trade Mark Registered Copyright. is4I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

O ne can't get along without the
help of the laboratory and The
partnership of the pathologist.
The pathologist may not be
known TO the public, he works
more with the doctor, but his
spirit and advice permeate all
modern practice-he is one of
the Doctors Anonymous cele-
brated in DR.. William Mckee
Germans book of that name.
The book is good reading.
II tells in rapid anecdotal
20 Pounds OFF
by Christmas
DEOPLE tell me they are
i taking two million more
or less) units of Vitamin B
In the vein twice a week. But
look below at how much
Vitamin B you get in an
ordinary meal.
BREAKFAST:
! banana sliced (Vitamin G
and skim milk Calcium }.
Any whole wheat cereal
Vitamin B skim milk.
! cup black coffee.
LUNCH:
Omelet of 2 eggs lVitamin
b cooked with / pat
butter.
j slice whole wheat toast
and butter (Vitamin b.
] pear.
l cup black coffee.
SUPPER:
i small broiled steak with
onions) (Vitamin b.
] serving spinach (vitamin
b.
j serving diced beets Vita
min b.
] serving apple sauce.
! cup coffee, / lump sugar,
i teaspoon cream.
style the work of the hospital
pathologist--how he examines
tissue from a surgical case. or
before surgery is attempted TO
see whether il is cancer. or
something else; how he ex-
amines blood, urine and other
fluids of the body for exact
diagnosis; how he marshals
the sciences of chemistry and
physics; how his findings
direct treatment. catch mis-
takes and switch the doctor
back on the right track.
HERE is glimpse of the
- unfolding of the indi-
vidual dramas:
1T rs the hour in the labora-
. tory for the examination of
the slides under the micro
scope; on each is spread out
q a thin slice of tissue from an
organ removed at operation.
They have been prepared
and stained and mounted by
the girls" - the laboratory
technicians.
The pathologist now re-
views them and dictates his
findings.
First - Appendix - normal
slightly congested-funny."
Miss Merissey speaks up:
THAT must be the one Doc
tor Hayes has been telephon-
ing about. He Is so afraid
you may think he Is a snatch
'em boy"
~ "Doctor. Hayes? He's such
an old maid he usually orders
every test in the manual be-
fore he'll operate"
Might emergency, Miss
Morissey explains.
We'll, a Hiss dysentery
might give all the symptoms :.
OF a hot appendix: bellyache.
vomiting. fever. Next slide"
"A gland from under the
arm"
This man has been hunting
rabbits recently"
"The case history doesn't
say so"
-
THE pathologist wants to
Il say -
II see hunter cleaning
rabbits. He has a slight cut
on one finger. Two days later
the finger IL sore. Next day
he has a chill and fever"
But all he really says is:
"Tularemia - rabbit fever.
next slide"
Is il any wonder that the
rule in the American College
of Surgeons-"All tissues re-
moved at operations shall he
examined in the laboratory
and reports rendered thereon"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
The Strange Case of the Currier Bid
(New York Times)

(New York Times)
 The lowest bid contract for 300 defense houses in Michigan came from the Currier Lum- Der Company of Detroit The next lowest bid, in fact, was A percent higher. Nevertheless, though the Department of Justice advised John Carmody, the Federal Works Administrator, that there was no legal basis on which he could reject the Currier bid, MT. Carmody did without the contract Sidl new Hillman of the Office of Production Manage ment insisted that if he granted the contrect he would be "eopardizing the stability of the building industry" The Currier Companys workers it ap- pears, belong to a CIO union while Mir Hillman, on behalf of the Government, had made "stabili- zation" agreement with the AFT building unions.
 The defenses made of the Governments action in this more astonishing than the action itself It is implied that, in return for tain concessions made by the AFL unions (such as accepting timeand-ahalf instead of double time and agreeing not to strike), Mr. Hllman promised them monopoly of defense housing. This would present the case as an agreement between two sovereign and equal powers. If this defense is seriously brought forward it may be asked just what legal authority MT Hillman or the OPM had to make such promise, express or implied.
 Another defense is that MT. Curriers' methods would "a revolution in the building industry" T don't want to be the person that creates this revolution says MT. Carmody. He explains that large savings would accrue from the Currier method of prefabricating houses on assembly line methods and installing them on the site in six hours In other words, we are apparently to understand that such a saving of time, materials and skilled labor when there growing shortages of all three such
 step in echnological progress should be prevented The general interest of the nation must be sacrificed for the immediate special interests of small group
 There is a third defense If the Currier bid accepted it is hinted, there would follow reign of terror in the building trades in Michigan More: 'The issue is'-Mr. Carmody speakng-"wi have labor trouble far from the site if award this contract? In other and painer words will the AFL building unions break their agreement, call strikes, and otherwise start something? If this s the issue, then it means that the Government, by not awarding the Currier bid, is buying off trouble on it's defense program for the same basic reason that small tradesman might be forced by threats of trouble to buy his merchandise from firm at higher prices than he would pay elsewhere
 Is the Government really this helpless?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
SENATOR LEES BULL FIGHT

Now that he is back from Mexi- co, Senator Josh Lee of Oklahoma can eat steak and mushrooms.
 He went below the Rio Grande to attend travel congress in Mexico City, and after a few meals of arros con polio and frijOIes, he hungered for a good American steak with mushrooms Going into a restaurant, the Senator from Ok lahoma prepared to enjoy himself. But he couldn't speak Spanish, and the waiter couldn't speak Eng fish.
 So Josh Lee resorted to picture writing He drew picture of a COW, and beside the COW he drew two mushrooms.
 "Si Sir said the waiter, and he darted away. Presently he came back, bringing two umbrellas, and ticket to the bull fight.
 rAnd that" says Senator Lee, lis how I happened to go to the bull fight. By the time that gory spectacle was over, I didn't want
 E H sr-