davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

ST Moscd cayese en- las gan
chudas manos teut6nicas, Russia
no perdera Ia guerra, como nc
la perderan Inglaterra y Esta.
dos Unidos,
Esta es una guerra de la CT
wilizaci6n contra los energ1me.
nos Y los maniaticos. La civil
zaci6n pOdra ser quebrahtada,
pero no destruida.
Detras de Messed hay grandes
ciudades y mas de I'm centenar
demillones de hombres; detras
de Mosc1 hay pan y otros re-
cursos...
Estados Unidos producira
mas de 5000 aviones de guerra,
pCr mes, en- 1912.
Nosotros estamos de cmpleto
acuerdo con 10 que Maurice
Hindus dice en- su libro Hitter
no podra conquistar a Russia:
"Aun en- ell case de que Hitler
ccupase a Moscu, Kiev, Lenin-
grade, toda la Russia europea, y
aanzase en- direction de los
monies Urales, el jamas conquis
tara a Russia porque jamas po-
dra dominar a los rusos... An
ties de que Hitler pueda lmpo-
ner su ''nuevo orden". en- la Ru-
STA Europea tendra que matar
a todos Q cast todos los ciento
treinta millones de rusos'.
~ antes de que el pueda ase-
sinar a los 100 millones de Ru-
SOS, Estados Unidos e Inglate-
ira aplastaran a Hitler Y junto
con el destruiran, Quiza para
siempre, Ell "salvajismo" inna-
to de un pals famoso por sus
universidades, su "cultura", su
crueldad, su arrogancia y sts
crimenes po~liticos".
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
PEPPER PIDE QUE ESTA-
DOS UNIDOS DECLARE Ia
GUERRA AL JAPON

Washington, Octubre 49,
Ell senador Pepper, de la Flo
rida, aconsej6 hoy al gobiern1
de los Estados Unidos que Sc
prepare para ell conflicto con
Hitler "inmovilizando a los
japonescs' y contribuyendo a
barrier de los mares los bu-
ques piratas de Alemania, TIA
liza, ell Jap6n y ell gobierno
frances de Vichy. "Es tan cier
to que teEdremos que pelear
con Hitler, como 10 es que E.
Unidos y la Gran Bretana con
tinuaran existiendo. Nosotros
Y Hitler vamos a ser los even
tuales entire quienes la lucia
sera decidida.
Ell Japon aguarda ell resui
tado de la batalla de Mosc1
par adar pasos militares en- la
Siberia. 81 HITLER destruyese
a Russia, ESQ ocurria la noche
despues del dia en- que los ia
poneses extiendan la agesion,
atacando al Soviet,
"Hace va tempo que debi-
mos usar la escuadra y la
fuerza aerea, ademas de in =
cansable preston economical,
en- los puntos donde haria ell
mayor bien. Todavia no es de
masiado tarde para trazar la
Inca y decirle al Jap6n que 81
la cruza. dispararemos sobre
el."
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

en- ell Jap6n. Todos los peri6-
dicos japoneses atacan violen-
tamente a Estados Unidos.
Washington, Oct. 16.-Del
nuevo credito para la ley de
prestamo y arendamiento, Sc
facilitaran $3.50, 900, 900 a va
rios paises de la America La
tina.
Washington, Octubre t.
r., ser .r a; 1icion.a.a Vince
Ter opin6 hoy que las diferen-
cias entire Estados Unidos Y el
Jap6n podran arreglarse sin
guerra. 81 ellos no estan locos
Clos japOneses) la guerra no
surgira,
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS
Mosc1 esta en- ~peligro. = Palabras de Mauricio
Hindus. Watson Sc retira. La verdad en-
cuanto a los candidates Independence.

MoScu esta en- peligro; pero
el pueblo de la capital sovi6tica,
pensando en- Ell pueblo de Ma
drid, Sc prepare para una he
Toica defensa.
Los hombrss aprenden a Ian
gar granadas y m3nejar rifles y
ametraEladoras, seg1n el move
lista Ilya Ehrenburg; las muje-
res trabajan e. las industries,
EN- los hospitales, Ell ell transpor-
te de municiones...
Los ninos y los viejos han ST.
do retira - a lugares seguros
pero los demas sc mantienen en-
suS p~uestos.
No hay panico nj vacilacio-
mes. TodoS anhelan combatir
por su li5ertad, defender la Re
pdblica, bien enterados de que
los pueblos democraticos de Eu-
ropa Y America colaboran con
ellos y les ayudan.
IFS la misma calma y la mis-
ma valentia que Sc desplegara
en- ESpana!
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
JESUS PEN
A ANUNCIO AVER SU
C~ANDIDATURA A MEM
BRO DE LA JUNTA DE
UTILIDAD

FL conocido pOlftico y avia-
dor JESUS Fernandez Pendas,
excondestable del distrito de
Ybor City, anunci6 aver su
candidatura a miembro de la
Junta de Utilidad.
Fernandez Pendas, con ell
cual hablamos en- la manana
de hoy, nos dijO: "Me he cali
ficado como un candidate in
dependence a la Junta de u
tilidad despues de que uno de
los nominados Sc ha retirado
y por ser ~aparente que por 10
menos uno de los puestos ten
dra que ser cubierto por un
independence. Despues de ca
l.ficaIme srpe que ell otr ocan-
didat0 del partido Sc habia re
tiradotambien y por 10 tanto
ell pueblo de Tampa tendra
que escoger, de una lista de
ocho, a dos hombres debida.
mente caliifcados."
"Yo creo que cada uno de
los ocho debe hacer clara su
posici6n. ST algunos de elIos
es paracaidista y anhela des-
truir ell puesto que busca, de-
be manifestarlo asi; 81 alguno
de ellos es Quisling y no cree
en- regular las tarifas de las
utilidades, ell pGblico tiene de-
recho a saberlo. Personalmen-
te 20 creo y enfaticamente 10
digo que las tarifas do las uti-
lidades pGblicas de Tampa
son demasiado atlas. Esta
creencia no Sc hasa en- ningdn
particular conocimieto que 20
poseo, sine en- ell informe de la
Comisi6n Federal de energia
el6ctrica y una comparaci6n
de las tarifas locales con las
de otras ciudades."
LOS modernos utensilios
del hogan no fueron inventa-
dos parcel uso de una elase
particular, siRO para que el a
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

Ncsotros lamentamos que los
nombres latinos, sirviendo de
Instruments a "maquinarias' Q
combinaciones politicas, sst(l
dando, en- tono "altisimo', la
nota independence, Deepen
diente de grupOs, en- eStas elec-
clones.
Nadie puede negar ell dere-
sho Constitutional de cada ciu-
dadano a ser candidate, indie
pendiente o no; pero... lamen-
tamos que Sc este escogien1o a
'os ciudadanos de ~nuestros ba-
lrios para esa labor.
En- ell case de los senores Wat
on y Hampton, candidates por
sorpresa''', que no Sc anunciaron
hasta 81 Gltimo instante, GUAM
do los demas no podian "califi-
carse", la salida de los indepen'
dientes esta justificadada...
Els como un castigo a su falta
e consideration y de tacto poll
leo; pero en- los demas casos..
todos los ciudadanos ''indepen-
dientes" ruG;eron "cOrrer" a
biertamente Y no lohicieron.
Conste qua sor,cs amigos de
algunos candidates i~ndarandien
tes y que en- e. case de Henry
Garcia, por ejemplo, crecmcs
que serviria major a la ciuiad
dc Tampa cue ell nominado; Pc
TO-. ide quien ma sidO la idea
del "torrente" de candidates in
dependencies con apellidos es-
panoles?
Els una clase de independent
cia" que nos hace POGO favor
desde Ell punto de vista del pue-
bio americana; es una indepen-
dencia que nos da POGO cr6dito
V que pudiera traer manana Sc
rias consecuencias, es decir, o.
riginar represalias pOliticas.
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
Ell GENERAL M P1-
DE AL PUEBLO JAP0NES
QUE Sc PREPARE

New York, oct. 16. Hablando
hoy por la radio, en- ell Jap6n,
el general japones Klyotomi O.
kam9to pidi6 al pueblo que Sc
prepare, en- el case de Que fra
casen uor entero las negociacio-
mes con Estados Unidos.
mo .mporta que cambios pue
dan oeurrir en- la presente ST.
tuaci6n international, el Jap6n
Sc haylal determinado a seguir
su resualta polftica de cancluir
q ircidente de China, 10 mismo
que trsbajar para la creaci6n
de una esfera de prosperidad en-
el Este d. Asia,
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

Ell Sr. C. C. Watson retro a.
yer su candidatura y el. pueblo
de Tampa debe ser congratula-
do.
Mr.. Watson consintio que sc
lie nominase "por s%orpresa", an.
acknowledgements, y ahora Sc
lamenta.
LIE dieron Ell puesto de presi,
dente de la Junta de Utilidao
sue combinaciones politicas, nc
sus meritos.
Estaba sirviendo a los que il
nombraron, no al pueblo, y era
l6gico que lie diesen "aci5ar".
Ademas, su carta de aver
de tono seminazi, por cuantc
"desconoce' que todos los ciuda.
danos son iguales ante la ley.
blancos o negros, es la meJor
prueba de que no merece repre-
sentar los intereses de una ciu'
dad cosmopolita y culta.
fQue en- Ell Sur Sc 'desprecien
las sentencias del tribunal su'
preu1o de IA naei6n, no Quier'
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

Sc habia anunciado Jack Va
Zero como candidate imdepen-
diente a la Junta de Utilidad,
por cuanto era justo que la 'bro
ma" cerrando las puartas a los
damas c~iudadanOs, fuese repro
chada Y en- cierto modo castiga-
da...
Los de las combinaciones po-
l'f'i.as. temiendo ell vote de los
latinos en- favor de Valero, a un
candidate. Ell estimado amigo y
aviador JESUS Fernandez Pen
has. east dividiremos ell vote
Latino" y ValerO tenira menos
oportunidades de victoria.
En- ell case de Victor Rosan-
thai, que ha servido bien a la
colonia latina, los de la scom-
binaciones politicas buscaron a
un hombre honrado y bueno, nj
10 de un amigo nUestro, y lie
convencieron como "indepen-
diente'. Los que lie pusieron sa-
hen que no saldra electo; pero
10 que ellos dsssean es quitarle
votos latinos a Rosenthal de mo
do que tenga mayores proH0a-
bilidades de salir el que mas con
viene a sus intereses.
Charles Lopez Sc habia anun-
ciado como independence en-
contra de Phillip BOurquardez,
un extabaquero y hombre muy
apreciado en- esta comunidad.
Temiendo gu e lvoto "latino'
pudiera inclinarse hacia Lopez,
los de las combinaciones SAGA
ron otro candidate latino, ell
! Sr. Gomez.
Sabemos cue los candidates
diran que ellos son Independent
te y nadie les ha puesto en- Ia
competition pero Ell pueblo dice
otras cosas.
Escribimos, con la mayor bue
ma fe pensando en- la juventud
de apeHidos espaholes e italia
nos, 10 que eStimamos iusto.
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
~NAUFRAGOS DE UNA GO
uETA EN- LA MISSION PLA

BESIDE aver Sc encuentran a.
loiados en- la Mission Pla, luegC
dehaber sido recogidos en- e
mar por una lancha de bandera
americana, los tripulantes de la
goleta "Coruha", Sres. Jose Ri
labrile GonzaE,z, Jose Sur y
Sur, Manuel Allegue, p. G. Pc
ralta, Mario Gonzalez, Francis
co Pena, F. Caballero y Manuel
Castellano Gonzalez.
I'm avi6n del gobierno hubo
de localizarlos en- Ell cayo Santa
Rosa. dandO aviso a la lancha'
Pasaron mas de un dia con ell "a
qua hasta la cintura y sufrieron
los tormentos del hambre y la
sed.
Como carecen de ropas y "a
patos .el vierres Sc les hara una
recolecta en- la fabrica la In
togridad".
Las personals generosar Dub
estan en- disposition de donar
ropa, pueden mandarla a la bar
IBERIA de Pedrito Hernandez, en-
la Gale IA.
Como en- otros muchos casos'
Ia colonia latina Sc portara a la
altura de su generosidad.
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
LA VELADA DE MANANA
EN- WEST TAMPA

Celebrara mahana por la
noehe una velada, en- ell edifl-
clio del Centre Espahol, en- W,
Tampa, la respetada logia 10
Sc G.. Curbelo No. a, de la Or
den Caballero de la Luz.
Es. para conmemorar ell vi
gesimo noveno aniversario de
su fundaGi6n.
Presidlfa ell Sr. Luis Rodri-
guez, ell Luminar, y hablaran
eonoeidoS oEadorSS,
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

ma de casa escape del exceso
de trabajo; pero miles de o.
brerOs asalariados de esta ciu
dad no pueden usarlos, a eau
sa de las alta ta%rifas,"
Gel pGblico tiene derecho a
estar representado en- esta jun
ia. Yo ofrezco mi candidatu-
ra a la consideration de los
electores, en- esa capacidad y
no en- otra."
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

A un querido amigo nuestrc
le Ofrecieron fuese candidate.
Rehus6 81 la cferta, pregun.
tando a los proponentes: iJSu-
bran ustedes a la tribuna pa
blica a hablar en- favor de M
candidatura?
All, ESQ no podemos hacer-
lol...
-Agradezco la buena inten-
ei6n, pero "corran" ustedes,
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

Esa clase de politica o poll
tiquilla' perjudicara grande-
mente a la colonia latina en- ell
momento de las "generalizacio-
nes".
La gaceta., 1941-10-16
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Arribaron aver los vaporesI
Florida, Carolyn, Alamo "
Brandywine, de bandera anne
ricana, y "a remolcador Tro =
jan con la Abarca Petroleum
n1mero l.. "a
Marea altJ a las 1854
m. y 11;45 p. ma
Harea baja a las 4:3J
y 5;16 p, m,
La gaceta., 1941-10-16

de2ir que los demonstrations
les tienen a Dios de su partel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

- proven, him getting burned snd
fhe res showed through the Frts-
~. rNe place 49, anine hin
gesa. - ssznf drinking too
naneh sad ~ sss taking hiesre
Tor ~ sfthritIs 90 seisiies -
whatever Il wss. snA Il seemed -
help IN. nd set his ace'is
they'd rems DOWN 81 hiaa Ike fos
that. ths irish ~ q l guess Thea
~ - : Sudden bed susr cni ~ u.
I'd f.el him ienkinr II Ne sns - 4
ssN ne wa rrt hs1rs
~ course l make ihe rtersr an
sseF Sure sre
ne savs. "Evsfy hss,iy DE-
That wss the signal thai meant
rvrrNthings hunkY acfy lets taik.
Nsves I "a. q little shy % him
because Ne ioosea - strange IN
that half gfosn eeafd. Partly ne
eeaua helped because wks the
only psfsan there shn knew 4 sas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

I ct used - Z sgsin Crisce street
looked hat small compared 70
thanksgiving avenue teld her
about high school. and shsut
Bernie snd rs uniform
nat night after supper Ne ST
cut On the porch. Pop IN the cid
green wicker and me ~ nst on
he steps Lena McragEsrt and
Nellie simmons stopped ~ 20 eve
me = once-over but didet Ike
Selne any better than ! had be
fore They tried u give ne =
song d-dence about elg times
At Frsnkford High but I came
rirht back with some Nanitou
dopr They hossted seoul their
school song and like fool I
hummed Old Aanitou 10 them
That was humiliation because
they souswked with laughter and
said IL was only the tune n Mary
land. Nv Maryland Never you
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

He put out a eroouet set for Us
or his sacred lawn and I can see
now how patient he vas picking
Up bobby pins and the caps Of
coke bottles. He had genius for
choosing the wrong kind Of
clothes. tweeds that were the color
o. straw and would have given
Wyn spoplexy. Sundays ne always
had an overcast with velvet col
lar. IL made my spine creep to see
It rub his pink neck He shaved
too close and then put talcum on
his face: he carried show-off
handkerchief in his breast pocket.
folded in four points. he'd sneeze
oil over the room sooner than
snatch II out. But what's the
use of kidding people who don't
even know they're being kidded >
He was a Good Provider. and one
or two of those don't do family
any harm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

irr ssrut anything. ~ wanting
snyfhlrr. ~ scared II anything
Just I~srninr what living feels
Ike 4 -. what hey en- ~
the ar. Pause FER Station IdenfI-
fsesiien. Thls IL staten k.r.. 81
TIE TIP ~ me Dial And h~re's
POUR fsvcfste N>wsessfsr. Kitty
Fnvls. fs.f beginning N learn
about herself. fourteen years ctd.
On. iov>ly thlnas are xcinK 70 hap
pen n Kitty Foyf>. neeutsfsi
hleaa m~n With rsadv brown
cheeks. shaved ~ elssn. ant wear
ing creased lee cream pants. are
sesar n l.os stFsnf<ly ~ KITTY
Fayis 90 the ncerawslk and sne
WALKS s~ren<iv nv. I wnuder II
KITTY feyle s~sys gracefully frcn
behind. -h~n they turn "a ic~k
after hst. - tc>s sh~ ~nhbte uhe
shass women 81 ts< rcerdfrx
aoa.~T TIA ~ eresssssreb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

really r1.s the same cd rsr under
that terrible thies<s
stsh I could have thrown NY
arms round n. neck snd Kissed -
spiky 81 fses snd ssld ! lnvs Ycsi
WY ID ~ have q grow a bard
iust then. damn aim
a f<~ times ss Ect - Tar ever
ss he Iuist snd rnp tnok me cab.
nins TIE esas'man ts~sa =. cut
ssv at wsa snsher there IN =
lesky punt lowering fishhesds en
a stfinr weighted wtth rusty belts
! safs ovefslts - ! diint mind
The murk. sud - iens - ss sect
thoss htE hssnt.hsnx crabs de~n
reps ead u ne eeas IA forget
AL sneat the flsalnx Warm sslt
hfseae and the .tink u ftshhssss
and nncs and = while ~ . x,Ist
comes the seund ~ that strsms
plane en- she nasrsisssh rsFeeuzsf
! sss IN q dream ! wasn't think
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

u sert ~ polluted sure. Tide
wersa's terrible rlsre ant terrible
people. but somehow the OCEAN
seems - have forgiven them WA
got the laes sfterwhiis because !
remember him saving ore time "
stopped On = lonsly beach Cod
must have loved he ecssn. Ns
made - much ~ Il NYn. sep
blessed. boa eoula wa quote La
coin He was hist plain felix's zna
from illincis. tca.
The sun was good fer the Old
man. snd when he wasn't worrying
ahout me We we're swell company
fts al Just whlteness ant heat IN
nv mind new and ths cutting
edEes 81 that grass tainuv 10 hold
: thing IN yout mind and Keep Il
that wav always Pep with ~.
face In Inc hlsekshsde ~ the um'
hrrilA ana the rest of BIN cooking
lis heard didn't srcw fas; snNug :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

n,isd. Kitty sd rer When they 4
gone They don't plump out ne
nay ven nee cernfea Illinois gsls
10 Tel me- Al ahent rsttyshells
and Molly Schsrf and YOU can
ihfow N a little information about
Elmer and Hattie
You know. the old man wss
smart he knew when - treat 4
lid q fourteen ike = woman and
uhen - treat her Ike = eahy
That's net - easy.
Tne old man and vent down y
the shore We went DOWN ~ bus
70 Underwood. guess I'm = snoe
Al heart because when used .
try u tell wyn about the shore
alWays found u hard 10 sav Il
Nas TldeWood where Ne STAYED
+ or course Wsus kind II people
don't think there = snV Shore
unless 1ust the right part q Cape
Nav. Anywhere Else IN. ocean
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
AFTER VI

But wasn't II grand and COR
Eeous 10 get back 10 Phinv that
first time. after nine months away.
Uncle took me down 10 that same
old morning RATHER and I went To
Chicago alone. Lena packed a
lunch for me because she said the
news butchers sandwiches at
Princeton weren't good enough.
There were some other high school
kids in the car. going to places
like Galva and Wewanee. even
Aurora. on vacation visits. sat
just behind them and joined in the
conversation but felt very SUI
perior. was going all the way
TO Philly.
had plenty of time IN window
shop the Union Depot in Chicago
That always seems TO me the real
navel of America. I'm still sur
prised when I find white redcaps
there; of course in the East we
take it for granted redcaps should
be colored people. At first I sup
posed they were pale mulettoes
but when they scratched their
heads I noticed their hair was DIFF
ferent. | bought a cheap souvenir
hshtray for Pop at the Fred Har-
vey place and studied the models
Of sleeping car sections so
wouldn't act like a greenhorn.
hung onto my suitcase until my
arm creaked because I was afraid
II ! gave 1t to redcap he'd ask
If was taking the Limited. which
! wasn't. The Limiteds extra
fare. got that good old after
noon train. they call it The General
now, it makes Philly at breakfast
time.
That time I really took in the
ride; the first trip Id been too
sick to notice. Proba bly, ! didn [
realize it all at once. but those
different sensations of the trip
were registering on me.
At North Philly there We're the
Old Man and Mac, Just like when
! went away. Even the platform
was still wet, as though that thun-
dershower had lasted all the mean
time. They were hosing 1t for a
hot day. The Old Man must have
been up most Of the night 50 as to
be sure to meet me. srthritis and
all. Well. he says. I've had plenty
of training. Waterman. what of
the night >"
Seeing him again ! noticed he
looked old. There were lines in his
forehead I didn't know about be
fore. He didn't like the heat and
that vein was jumpy in the soft
place on his temple. Maybe he
noticed soft places in me too. he
said. Kitty, you begin to look like
female We had breakfast in
the station restaurant. and as
usual went over 10 the marble
fountain in the waiting room look
ing for drink and found no water
In IL.
Oh it's good. seeing things again
you've been carrying in your mind
all the while and didn't even know
you knew. It's like when you lay
down a lighted cigaret; you cruise
round the apartment doing this
and that but something inside re-
member about the cigaret and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
iNSTAIlNENT SEWN
KIT TY FOYLE
c,usrIehf

Conxrhf 1880 Is
Cnrlstrrhsf NcTlsY
rERi>rorHrs MORLEY


KITTY Foge ker e0rlp tee hos bceu sfu b. h. dear
old pop The old home beck Froukford oud heiaq
trith her uncle oHd cunt N NaHifon Illinois rcs - Chi
Nth Molly Scb0ft. nc0hbor aBd feor student they
eyp'ore hs local o rom hgh school 0rfs standpoint
ond form Friendships =. drugstore bcops and
fopds.
Uncle Elmer certainly damn decent 10 Il must
have been shock nm have Kids frookng round the
place after that orderly of his Even each of his
golf clubs had little shammy pouch tied It's head
Il wouldn't get rusty He spent much energy details
like that he had no time left enjoy the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-10
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1892 LTNERNOIs 1883 GRATlOT
OPEN SUNDAY ~ TO s. EYES TILL 10
a BRAND NEW ~ Phnco Gu n. re-
frigerator. $50 90. With Swear guarantee
IS down, 81 90 weekly
CENTRAL STORES
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SeWirg Machines
RECONDITIONED

READ Times want ADS for pront-use
them for results
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Musical Instruments

a spTSET PIANO BARGAIN
KiwbaH made. cannot 10 told from new
assume payts 81 s. 90 weekly Kmibal
Pianos 1872 Fame Oper evenings
BEAUTIFUL piano accordion. ike new
,l&5 original price 500 1850 Gratiof
PIANO = Gprurhf used SI0. good con
clifton. City Music 1872 Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Jungle Jim S
Adventure on Air

THE Raider Returns" Is the
title Of the latest episode in The
Adventures Of Jungle Jim" TO be
heard over station WJBK at 3.45
p. m. tomorrow.
This radio program is based on
Jungle Jim the full color ad-
venture action pictures in the
Comic Weekly the worlds great
est comic supplement that comes
each week with The Detroit Sun
day Times.
BE sure 10 hear this weeks cpl
SOde. Far out al sea the United
States Navy and It's Aerial Patrol
are attempting a thrilling rescue
o, a captain and crew of a burn
inc tanker which has been Shelled
and iorpodoed by one of the bellig-
erent submarines working out at
FhorSeH-s Island.
The submarine has made good
its escape and entered one Of the
many docks located on the island.
While ThorSon goes down to well
come the submarine commander,
Jungle Jim croucheS outside Thor
sons house. watching for an OPP
portunity TO hold a conversation
with Lii. but just as he attracts
her attention. footsteps are heard
IN the hall and Lii hurries away.
promising 10 meet Jim in the gar
den on the following day and give
him the latest developments.
In the meantime. Thorson and a
submarine commander
re-enter the house 10 celebrate his
rpfI1rr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Housewives Warned
OF Olive Oil Statesmen

Detroit housewives were warned
today by United States Food and
Drug Inspector Vincent LaPiana
10 he on the lookout for house-to-
house statesmen purporting to
have olive oil for sale at from
81 TO 81 a gallon.
The oil actually il peanut or
cottonSccd oil artificially colored
and favored. he said Genuine
olive oil. which is becoming more
scarce because Of the war, sells
at from $3.50 TO Sc a gallon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

listening avidly. | knew, 10 ever!
word OF our colloquy.
/ had not the slightest pang Of
conscience for my deception.
Nancy Carew's revelation had
definitely placed Stephen Redfield
IN the category of people under
suspicion Of helping SubverSive
elements against the government
OF one thing our interview SO
far had made me certain. Stephen
Redfeld might hc Cloakng Sinis-
- activities with hi> profession
he was only a minor cog in
the machine. However. even the
small parts of a mechanism are
necessary TO its existence. / re-
flected, and il was especially i'm
portant that | discover. IL pos
Sible. what was the connection.
which / suspected. between the
actor and the youngsgangster who
so strongly TeScmbled him. and
who had made the murderouS at