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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-17
Jungle League R-O-A-R-S!

We'll it looks like anybodys league with two teams tie dior No. 1 spot, two teams tied for No. 2, and the rest of the teams close on their heels with four playing weeks re- maining.
 Tom Foundry" GrazianO, the Apes 90 bowler, come through to win game for the "Gas House Gang. Our hats of to those ever fight ing Balloons who won't give up. Important. Every bowler must be present at a special meeting this Friday at 1880 to arrange for the banquet preparations. No excuses for abSenteeS.
 The Monkeys were hot against the Apes last week even if De Rosa was on five.
 "BabOOn Ciresi says Bring on that Gas House Gang with Campi
 
 So OBrien & Go. took over the high stepping Hyenas for two games. Even with "PIaybOy" PenOncellO absent the GOrills managed to win a game off the BabOOns.
 
 "Roundhouse" DiLeo manages to keep the dues collection up to date while winning games for his Hy- enas.
 Our Shopper sees:--
 JacarusO disgusted with his bowl ing.
 Sal AddessiO having . hot night. Tom Grazlano cheered by his foundry workers.
 Ciresl popping up the Balloons. O'Brien-L. Addessi0 hi-hatters. Waverly Inn?
 DOyOn smiling with his iady friers
 D'AostinO the worried Hyenas bowler. ., "CrOoner" Sparano quiet as usual. Hubby" and Frank AddesslO try- ing tO cheer each other.
 Cimlnera coaching hls Graxiano Bros.
 Aw shopper can snOOper on and on and zee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-17

In the preliminary game, Wilby s Reserves rolled up 62 points to win going away, 62 to 35, over Naugy Reserves, Salvatore and Yarnell scoring 38 points and Harold Ka- losky 12 more, .GroSsman getting IS for Naugatuck.
 At Torrington, Crosby was a 29 to 46 loser to a team that has lost but one game in ten starts, the winners leading 25-6 at half time Candatore and Marola got 9 points, Fisher 12 for Crosby.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-17
DeMARTINO VS. RAIN

Bridgeport, Conn, Feb. i7--(UP) Joe DeMartino. local lightweight, meets Norman Rahn, Philadelphia, in the feature eight-round bout on 6 boxing card here tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-17
Jungle League R-O-A-R-S!

February 20, we will enter the fifth round and then our historical banquet at Waverly inn. P. O.. meeting postponed for Feb. 20th, Room 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-17
St. Lucy,S Holy Name League

Mike Mandillo of the New Deal- CTS said he missed eight spares last week, and if he got at least six of them they would have won three games. You know what they say about the dog, John?'
 Results last week were as follows: Presidents two, New Dealers one. Scouts two, Senators one.
 TrailerS two. G-Men one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-17

REPEL OUTSIDERS University Of Indiana bafkefeAH teams haven't lost e sconSszsAee contest slnee ies7.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-17

We'll it looks like anybody's league with two teams tie dior No. spot, two teams tied for No. 2, and the rest of the teams close on their heels with four playing weeks re- maining.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-17

Tom Foundry" GrazianO, the Apes 90 bowler, come through to win a game for the "Gas House Gang.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-17
Going Away

Score at half time: Wilby 35 Naugatuck "A. Referee: PetTino.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-17

Our hats of to those ever fight ing Balloons who won't give up.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-17

Important. Every bowler must be present at special meeting this Friday at 7:30 to arrange for the banquet preparations. No excuses for abSenteeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
f. Read Chambers
B acterioI o qist's Burial
in Benton Harbor

Funeral services viii be held at
8 D. m. today for +. Reed Cham
bers, bacteriologist of the Detroit
Department of Health who died
yesterday in Herman Keifer Hos
pital. They will be held in the
William r. Hamilton Chapel, CasS
and Alexandrine avenues. Burial
will be in Benton Harbor.
Mr.. Chambers was 81 and lived
in 1890 Prest avenue. He was
born in Atchison. Kan, spent his
boyhood in CassapoliS. Mich. and
became attached to the state
health department after his grad
uation from the University of
Michigan in 1911. He was in charge
of the departments laboratories
in Houghton for several years.
After serving in the army medical
corps during the war he entered
the employment of the Detroit
department.
He is survived by his wife,
Dorothy, daughter, Ruth Ann.
and two brothers, Howard J. and
Allan c., both of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Obituaries
Cornelius K. Chaplin
Tool Makers Funera !
Is tomorrow

Private funeral services for Cor
nelus King Chaplin. president OF
the Murchey Machine and Tool
Company. will be held tomorrow
AT the home 800 Lincoln avenue,
Crosse Pointe.
Mr.. Chaplin. brother OF the late
Roy d. Chaplin. one-time secretary
Of commerce, died Unexpectedly IN
Cleveland Monday night.
He is survived by his widow,
Florence Armstrong Chaplin; a son,
James A. Chaplin. and his sister,
Mrs. James O. Muffin.
Born in Lansing on April 2S,
1877. Mr.. Chaplin attended the
Agricultural Collie 6 g
tnoW Michigan State College, T.,
and the University of Michigan.
lie came to Detroit In 1912. two
years after his marriage, and went
into partnership with Walter H.
Jennings to form the Murchey
Company.
He was a member of number
Of clubs. including the Detroit,
Yondotega Country Club. and Lit
tie Club of Crosse Polnte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Drivers Handed
Stiff Justice

Heavy Jail sentences and fines
today were melted out by Traffic
Judge Thomas r. Maher in a court
day featured by either drunk driv-
ers or drinking drivers charged
with reckless driving
Sentences included:
Frank r. Reynolds, AZ OF 1904
Houghton avenue. drunk driving.
25 days; Albert V. Bertrand, %,
OF 2141 Lillibridge avenue, reck-
less driving. Is days; John c. Gill
lian. II. of 1884 Parkside avenue,
BEDFORD High School senior, reck-
less driving. 10 days, to be served
in Judge Makers courtroom.
Fined for reckless driving were
Richard G.. Corning, "a, of Royal
Oak, $3.50 or 60 days in jail: Rich
ard A. Duffy, 80. of S056 Conger
avenue. 500 or 20 days; Samuel
B. Moreland. 81. of 7010 TheiSen
avenue, Dearborn. 100 or 20 days,
and Antoni Matysiak. AZ, of 1886
St Cyril avenue, 500 or 20 days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
$4,000 Drivers
Pay Million in
Fines in Year

4 total Of $4,000 traffic and
ordinance tickets were issued by
police during the last fiscal year
and Sl.0T7.672 was paid by law
violators in fines. the annual re-
port of City Auditor General
George Engel revealed today
The majority of the persons
tfckete d. 2S1,15l 10 be exact,
elected 10 take their cases INTO
court while the balance paid fines
totaling $3.50 1913 at the violations
bureau.
OF those who went before Judges
or traffic referees, 1OS.72l paid
fines amounting TO S4i5,l19. jail
terms were handed down 10 1850
persons. 21.624 won dismissal OF
their charges. 3s.70S were given
suspended sentences and 1856
were sent TO drivers school.
Al present there are approNl-
nately $4,000 outstanding viola
tionS tickets or court hearings. a
figure described by Engel as very
small considering the number Of
cases which annually pass through
the court.
EnCel'S report suggested only a
few minor changes IN accounting
and the handling Of funds. Inc
only recommendation affecting the
public. calls for the elimination of
the present practice Of mailing
receipts to persons who send
checks or money orders 10 the
court IN payment Of fines
THE elimination Of the re-
ceipt would make il possible 10
cui four or five clerks from the
staff" he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Mrs. Leslie 6. Wright
HiqhIand Park Teachers
Burial tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Leslie
G. Wright will be held at 2:30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
A. G. Rigley Funeral Home, 1912
LivernoiS avenue. with burial in
Grand Lawn Cemetery.
Mrs. Wright, who died yester-
day, was a teacher at the Thomp-
son School in Highland Park. She
was born in Calumet and was
graduated from the Northern State
Normal School
She is survived by her husband,
Leslie; her mother. Mrs. Hugh
Cameron: two sisters, Mrs. Edwin
Willis and Miss Marion Cameron;
and three brothers. DR.. Duncan
Cameron of Brighton, Ray and
John,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Hospital Births
Big Gain

The increased use of hospitals
by mothers for child birth, was
revealed today by the Detroit
Department of Health, which
estimated that II per cent of the
births would occur in hospitals in
1871 compared to only 20 per
cent in 1920.
Increased scientific knowledge
and education have also reduced
the number of mothers who died
in child birth. In 1920 for every
1000 births, nine mothers died;
in 1910 this number was reduced
to three deaths for every 1000
births.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
No Job Try--NO Relief
Welfare Recipients Must ProUe They Haze Sought
Work at Least Four Times

Welfare recipients must show
that they have made an honest
effort to find work by supplying
the name of four persons from
whom they have sought employ
ment. before they receive their
relief checks in future.
G. r. Harris, welfare superin-
tendent. said, there are enough jobs
here to put between 1000 and
5000 welfare clients TO work
within 90 days.
When these men and women get
back TO work. Harris said, the
welfare load will be cut to 1921
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Oil Tank Blast
Probe Pushed

Inspector John o. Whitman, Of
the homicide squad, and Prosecu-
tor William +. Bowling today
continued investigation of an eN-
plosion in a $4,000 barrel capacity
crude oil tank yesterday which
injured two men.
The tank was recently installed
in the yards of the Aurora Oil
Company i'm Dix road between
Schaefer highway and lakewood
boulevard and the men were weld
ing a gate and stairway TO the
outside of the tank when the eX-
DlOSlOn occurred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

families. a new low; Most of those
available for jobs can be utilized
in the fast growing industries,
Harris said.
Harris said that during the last
four months state, city and well
fare officials have conducted a
survey of employable welfare
families. classifying them, accord
ing to the kinds of jobs they are
fit to handle.
AS a result as soon as vacancies
arise in any industry the jobs can
be filled by persons capable of
handling them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Lacks License,
Jailed 90 Days

For conducting a real estate and
contracting business after he was
refused a license by the Michigan
Corporation and Securities Com
mission, James c. Hinckley doing
business as the Hinekley Building.
and Realty Company, was seq
fenced today to 60 days in ths
House of Correction by Recorders
Judge Donald Van Zlle.
The charge against Hinckley
was made by Michael T. Mohardt,
deputy commissioner of the COM
mission. 1t was the first convic-
ton in the commissions drive to
GUST unlicensed builders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
We found a way

WAS an average man -. rocking
i along. The plus needed 10 push
ahead was lacking One day friend
remarked: How do you feel7' I replied,
All right -. guess, why7
This man found way to so ahead.
He reasoned, am not as alert keen
or aggressive as might be. That's why
am just rocking along.
He found his answer IN the time-tried
and tested S.S.S. Tonic. In the absence
OF a focal or organic disorder-S.S.S. Will
restore deficient iron in the blood -.
bring back color step up your energy
and help make "yoa feel like yourself
again" Tone up your system nail
down your Job -. be In line for ad-
vancement. It is worth good trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Draft Bonus
Congressman Proposes
500 a Year
InlsrnatIonaI Saws ser,Ies vic

WASHINGTON, May THE
first draft act bonus bill has been
proposed in Congress.
Representative Burdick tR) of
North Dakota introduced a bill in
the House calling for a bonus of
500 a year for each years serv-
ice of persons in the army and
navy beginning with Sept. 16,
1910, and ending at expiration of
the Presidents national emer-
gency proclamation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Mrs. Coolidge Is Sponsor

NEW YORK. May 7.--QNS)-
Or. James Bryant Conant. presi-
dent of Harvard University, and
Mrs. Grace Coolidge, widow of the
former President, have joined the
list Of sponsors OF the newly
formed Fight For Freedom Com
mittee, il vas announced today.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

secretariO del Interior Ickes
declare hoy que habra esca-
SEE muy pronto de gasolina
de aviaci6n, 81 las fabricas o
refinerias no son agrandadas.
A Russia Sc mandarin, Sc
gun ell secretario, cuatro va
pores tanques llenos con gaso-
lima de aviaci6n y ademas, en-
bareos mercantes rusos, miles
de "bocoyes" llenos.
Miami, agosto Tires le-
cherias de esta ciudad Sc han
puesto de acuerdo para aho-
rrar gasolina y dicen que la
leche del domingo sera entire
gada con la del sabado. Esto
significara una economic de
centenares de miles de gallo
mes, 81 la MEDIA Sc implanta
en- toda la costa del Atlantico.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
LOS NAILS ONTROIAN To
DAS LAS Eases DE LA VI
DA ITALIANA

Irun, Espana, agosto 7.-El
control por los nazis de la vida
jtaliana, intensificado desde ell
fracaso de los ejercitos fascis-
tas en- la csmpana de Grecia,
esta causando hondo desconten-
to en- toda Italia, segln viajeros
llegados a esta peninsula.
Las tropas alemanas ejercen
ell mando de la guarnici6n de la
isla de Stella VI han ocurrido
serios incidentes entire alema-
mes y sicilianos. La policia, emf
tornado como la italiana, Sc We
en- todas parties.
En- Stella ell tratO especial
dado a los soldadOs aIemanes,
en- cuanto a alimentos y ALOHA
miento, produce honda indigna-
ci6n entire los soldados italia
nos, que con frecuencia rinen y
amenazan con dar la sehal a los
ingleses.
Los italianos Sc %sintieron hu-
millados tambien pOr una or
den que les obliga a saludar e.
los primerOs a los nazis.
A los alemanes sc le dan en-
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
CERCA DE PIZZA MURIO
BRUNO MUSSOLINI, AsESI-
NO DE MUJERES Y NINOS
DE ESPANA

Londres, agosto T. Cerca
de Pizza, cuando probaba un
avi6n, pereci6 en- un acciden-
tie Ell captain Bruno Mussolini,
de S3 amos, hijo del dictador
italiano.
Este captain Sc vanagloria-
ba de haber destrozado con
sus bombas "a los negritos,"
EN- la guerra de conquista de
Abisinia, y despues lanz6 ex-
plosivos contra las mujeres y
los ninos de Espana.
Alardeaba de haber partici
lpado en- los bombardeOs de
Barcelona, Valencia, Alicante
y Cartagena. Estaba casado
con Gina Ruberti. Ademas de
su viuda lie sobrevive una hi
ia, Marina, de II meses de
nacida.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
z ThaiIand resistira a los japoneses
Personal pazis misteriosos llegarou a Turquia
4, ND plaques de la.Real Aviacion

ra rusa, en- Baku, con ell fin de
ayudar al Soviet.
Esas tropas, en- auxilio de
Russia, pudieron ser paSadas a
trav9s de- Turquia, Iraq o Iran.
BESIDE Estambul comunican
la llegada de un miS,eri6so a.
Won nazi, con dos hombreS y
tires m~ujeres. Esas personals
fueron llevadas a la embaja,
da alemana EN- Ankara, dOnde
las recibi6 Won Papen.
A los periodistas Sc dijo que
eran empleados del ministerio
aleman de Negocios Extranje-
ros.
La Real Aviaci6n cruz6 hoy
por la manana en- direction de
Francia y ell occidente de Ale
mania. Anoche Sc efectuaron
intensos bombardeos en- ell
oeste aleman y frente a la cos
ia holandesa.
Toneladas de bombas Sc a.
rrojaron en- Frankfurt, Mann
helm y Karlsruhe, y ocasiona-
ron numerosos incendios.
: Aviones Blenheim atacaron
un convoy protegido por des-
t%ructores, frente a la costa de
Holanda, y despues del alta
que Sc vic que uno de los bar
cos Sc hundia por la proa, de
la cual brotaba una colmna de
hume. Diez aviones Sc perdie-
ron aver, uno de ellos atacan-
do los aer6dromos del norte
de Francia.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

Londres, agost0 7.-Se afr
ms hoy en- los cffeulos oficia-
leJ que ell gobierno britanico
espera que Thailandsresista a
los japoneses 81 estos deciden
,invadir su territorio.
De grave Sc califica ell peli-
lgro, en- case de acci6n militar
en- Thailand, por cuanto ex-
tendera la guerra a TODD ell Pa
cifico.
Esta en- camino de Singapo-
.re Y pas6 hoy por Lisboa, ell
nuevo ministro de Estado en-
esa possession inglesa, Sir Alfre
do Duff Cooper, exministro
de Information.
NADIA dicen hoy los peri6di-
cos sobre laentrevista de Chur
chill con ell presidente Roose-
welt, en- ell mar; pero creese
que va Sc efectu6.
La Gran Bretaha Sc prepa-
ra para la ofensiva en- ell Este
central, donde va fuera recha-
zado un ataQue aleman en- di-
recci6n del canal de Suez. To-
dos los peritos militares con-
vienen en- que es muy fuerte la
pOsici6n britannica desde la
frontera de Turquia a Libia.
Ell Eje teme que Inglaterra
inicie una nueva campana en-
Libia, Stella o las islas grie-
gas.
Aguardase un pr6ximo paso
militar, pero no Sc sabe 81 Sc
"a en- ell Norte de Africa o en-
direction de la iona petrole-
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
Ell mando Soviet afirma que los nazis no
1~Iegaran a Leningrado, Moscu o Kiev
Ofensiva nazi de dos ramas en- ell sector
de Leningrado
Destrozada una Division aIemana

MoScu, agosto LAS tro-
pas rusas combaten denodada
mente para destruir un movi-
miento nazi de dos ramas en-
direction de Leningrado. Alta
can las columnas desde ell sur
a 10 largo de las orillas del La
go Peipus y desde norte en- ell
itsmo de Karelia, a rs millas
de la ciudad.
Durante la noche decay6 la
ofenSiva norte, pero Sc man :
tuvo la acci6n al sur de la an
tigua capital de los Czares.
FL alto mando Soviet tiene
absolute confianza en- que ell
enemigo no Negara a Lenin-
grade y tampoco a Moscd y
Kiev.
Los nazis dicen que los ejer
citos rusos en- la Ukrania es =
tan amenazados de destruc-
ci6n; pero ell mariscal Buden-
ny comunica que la resistencia
es firme.
De nuevo la propaganda a
lemana dijo aver que "se en-
contraba a la puerta de Kiev'
pero 20 Sc sabe a que puerta
Sc refiere.
AViones nazis atacaron de
nuevo ell canal de Suez, matan
do a 80 personals e hiriendo a
80.
Una de las divisiones alema
mas llamadas "Cabeza de la
Muerte" fue destrozada por
los soldados rusos, que lie oca-
sionaron $500 muertos y he
ridos.
Berlin dice por la radio que
en- Smolensk sus bajas fueron
muy moderadas, no obstante
"la gran victoria pero esa
poblaci6n esta dominada por
las tropas rusas. Los nazis no
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

los trenes los COMPARTMENTS
de primera, Sc les sirve pan
5lanco, carne, pescado y tienen
sirvientes para llevar su equi-
paje. A los italianos Sc les ha-
Gina en- 10 vagones de tercera
clase.
La escaSez de alimentos en-
italia sigue agravandose, y la
.raci6n de carne es de $50 gra-
mos. Cuesta ell kilo no menOs de
35 liras.
FL promedio de formal de un
obrero es de II liras al dia.
va ell pan no Sc raciona, por
cuanto Sc hace de maiz, patatas
y, segdn aIgunos optimistas,
tambi6n trigo. Con frecuencia
Sc venlas peladuras de las papas
IN la amarillo corteza del pan.
La moral del pueblo italiano
es baia, por cuanto aprecia su
papel desmirado en- la guerra y
teme Eue la victoria alemana
complete la degradation de su
pals.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

m%encionan ell total de sus tba-
jas; pero los propios militares
alemanes confiesan que son
enormes.
Todos los ataques han sido
rechazados y las lineas en- los
sectores del norte, centric y sur
Sc mantienen in'actas.
Nuevos combates Sc han Ii
brado cerca de Porkhov, $50
lnillas al sur de Leningrado.
En- las cercanias de Zhito-
mir las tropas rusas Sc apode-
raron de 155 ametralladoras,
pleas de artillerfa, lanzado-
res de llamas y Is cahones an
ti-tanques.
FL nuevo comandante ale
man en- Belgrade, la capital
de Yugoeslavia, lie ha impues-
to a la ciudad una multa de
$1,000, 900 de "dinars' por
"tolerar' dentro de sus limites
acto> de SABOTAGE.
Numerosas ejecuciones Sc
han verificado; pero la que
IRA de guerrillas Sc extiende.
Los campesinos servios, al
igual que los rusos, realizan
una campana de SABOTAGE con-
ira los alemanes. Las cosechas
del otoho han sido saboteadas
en- la region de Banat, Yugo-
eslavia. Por Ia noche salem a
combatir las bandas de los
Chetkins servios, que destru-
yen ell trigo y otros granos.
Muchos campesinos servios
fueron ejecutados en- los 1lti-
mos dias.
Los comunistas efectuaron
actos de SABOTAGE en- los alre-
dedores de Veliki Betcherek,
destruyendo almacenes y gra-
neros. Varios trenes fueron
descarrilados en- Bulgaria pOr
los saboteadoes.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
LA DE VICHY
SERA MEDIA POR SUS
ACTOS
Paralizada Ia construction
de 20 barcos.
Habra pronto escabez do ga
solina de aviacion

Washington, agosto 7.-El
secretario de Estado Hull ma
nifest6 hoy que en- 10 sucesi-
vo las relaciones con Vichy Sc
ran medidas por sus actos, no
por sus notas o protestas de
amistad.
La semana pasada ell subse.
cretario de Estado Sumner
Welles lie reproch6 a Vichy su
humiliation injustificable en-
la Indo China.
Washington, agosto LA
huelga del Clio en- los astille-
ros de Camden, New Jersey,
donde sc construyen 20 bar
cos, incluyendo destructores y
cruceros, lleg6 hoy a las ma
nos del gobierno federal.
FL gobierno espera que los
trabajadores retornen inme :
diatamente al trabajo, ! uego
de la conferencia que hoy Sc
verificara, convocada por viii
liam Knudsen.
Washington, agosto TN
radiograma del "yate" presi :
dencial Potomac dice que ell
es bueno, la pesca a.
bundante y todos Sc hallan
bien de salud.
No BE menciona al primer
ministro Churchill y tampoco
Sc dice NADIA de los jefes del
ejercito y la marina, desapa-
recidos de la capital en- los d.
timos dias.
Washington, agosto 7.-El
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

BESIDE aqui lie mandamos vi.
veres a Franco, para "apaci'
guarle", y sus peri6dicos publ
caron sin detalles, Y en- los sitios
menos visibles de sus paginas
la noticia del arribo del socorrc
americana.
Despues hicieron burla de Ia
leche y de la haripa; mas tarde
insultaron a Estados UnidOs y
al presidente Roosevelt; ahors
difunden la propaganda de
Goebbels v pretenden obtener Ia
cooperation de las repGblicas
americans en- la "cruzada" con
ira ell "comunismO''.
Estamos siguiendo con ESpa-
ma la misma deplorable "lfnea
de conducta" que lie di6 brios a
los militares japoneses.
"Apaciguar" es ahadir lena
a la hoguera tratar de amansar
a los lobos 6andoles terrones de
azicar, equivale a empeorar la
va penosa situaci6n de los pue
bios atormentados.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
Los NUEVOS AVIONES Ca
ZAS DE LOS INGLESES

Londres, agosto Los nue.
vos poderosos aviones cazas
de .os ingleses, llamados los
Beaus, tienen un radio de
1900 millas y poseen cuatr'
cahones y seis ametralladoras
Su armamento es ell mas pc
deroso entire todos los tipos dc
aeroplanos que hay en- ell mum
do.
Es TODD de metal, con W.
largo de So pies en- las alas.
Pesa cargado 21,000 libras y
su velocidad, a $4,000 pies de
altura, es de 300 millas por
bora. E:ta im~pulsado por dos
motores Bristol Hercules, pu-
diendo cada uno desarroliar
400 caballos de fuerza.