davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
NNSSNANSsaE q = ~ VI
AMNXNSNNk3yNNkOred EUSfscNT'ds

temporary capital Of the Union. and Of.
Okhs on Sekhslin island which Russia shores
With Japan. 3
Thirty.ssven pc, cent OF pig iron end
steel production comes from regions north
essi and southeast OF Moscow with ore
fromSthe ursh lSverdlovsLl and coal from
the kv1nstsk basin being proee"ed in the
koyo Sibirst region Steel mills are being
builF 10 IRE Far East in the vicinity OF khs-
bstov,k Steel also is manufactured in
eastern Siberis 81 lrkvisk.
Chief source OF copper Is in the Ursh.
but The ore Is also mined in The ksIsk re.
Dion between ksrsasnds and .Tsshksn,. in
Armenia. end on The kols psninsuls near
hvrmsn,k. Lead and zinc come from the
keIst, north Caucasus lbelow Stsline'sdl.
end western Siberis lNovo Sibrstl.
The Soviet Union claims second place in
world geld production. Her chief sources
are in the Ursl range Sberis. +he Far
esss, ard the KsIst region.
= Machine factories are scattered through.
out the union. as The map symbols indicate
Light industry he's likewise been broadcast
end there he, been vest electric power de.
vslopmsn, esst Of Moscow With energy de-
vslopsd from Ioesl sources.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

- nS&sA;sNtJSApSIKs fweF reteucees ssd
INHEhesSSHe tseities ore stressed In Hhe
NNsM&wef\right. Whereas the major IN.
NASssk Embellishments were concentrated
S%SNke teningrs6 and Mo,eo~. e,ees IN Issr.
&A&8sy1. fhs Soviet government hs. esfsb-
%SsteSSmsnY lsee fsstct'ss. Oh refineries
%N;SJas. srnsl'ers and other hesvY industries
N>fsf 4o4he east Of The region, 'o~srd which
= the CsrrsnsNere driving 4 h
:, Possibly fhe chief fessoS fs' dsosot'sliIs.
too of>hesvy Industry waS anticipation Of
the> present lnvssio-, Ryt'isn esoerspheu
state that on inportsnt factor wss The de-
sire 70 save time end labor in locating fse
tories nesr 70 their sourees ef supply.
Before the Revolution 'he main eosl
source ~si in The Donbss beiin OF The
ULrsire. New sources heve been developed
Isr 70 the se,t~erd in The Kvrnetst bo,in OF
western Sibstis lNobo Sibirstl az Ksrsesn.
de. in .he Cherenihevo bssin (lrtutskI end
in The Trensesvessvs. These regions sup
Piled ~ Ger cent Of the eosl in 1898.
Though the CeueeSUs region reneint The
chief ,egfts@ oil. new fields have been
developed on the northeast side OF The Cas-
pisn See. IA esn'rsl Aisle (Tsshtentl in The
Peehore bssn north Of Sverdlovsk. present
La gaceta., 1941-09-27

| de un buque, fue eiecutado con
otros trece desgraciados. En- Ho
landa quince-pereonas fueron O.
jecutadas bajo Ia acusaci6n de
9remeditar sabotage Y tres mas
Dor incitar otros a la huelga. En-
Nuremburga un tai Pablo Sch
neeberger fue ejecutado por
"tratar de pasar de contraban-
do dentro del Reich folletos pro
vocativos." En- Frankfurt en-
Main un individuo liamado Pa
bio Schnurr sufri6 la Ultima pc
ma por "distribuir f~olletos' anti
alemanes." Treinta y cinco eje-
cuciones en- dos dfas! HE aqui
las delicias del "Nuevo Orden"
En- Belgica Sc han establecido
,arjetas de identidad para ell ga
nado bovine a fin de prevenir
mataderos clandestinos.
Ciudades y pueblos en- llamas.
[ncendios misteriosos - claros
signos de ncendiarismO-se no
sifican de Noruega (Uleross),
Stralsund y en- POlonia.
Ell Comisario aleman de Eco
nomia de los Paises Bajos, Herr
Fischboeck, ha pronunciado un
discurso violento en- contra de
los "guerrilleros economics"
lue sabotean ell "nuevo orden."
Pero los reales "guerrilleros
econ6micos" son los organizado
rs de este "nuevo Orden," cuyo
trabajo ha resultado en- falta de
pan en- Rumania, pals que pro
ducfa grano con Ia suficiente
cantidad para exportar milo
mes de toneladas al aho, de taba
co Y vino en- Hungria, con sus
inmensos campos de tabaco y
sus interminables vinas, y, en-
todas parties de ~zapatos, tejidos
grasas, carbon, MADEIRA y meta
les.
FL "Berlingske Tidende" d.
Copenaguen echa un rayo de luz
sobre esta situaci6n. Este ar
ticulo llama la atenci6n del pG'
blico sobre la necesidad de re
coger la corteza de los tronco'
de los arboles. Esto, dice ell ar
ticulo, sc ha convertido en- IN
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
.TKaRA Use ANOTA -sU
SEGUNDA VICTORIA CON.
IRA III SOUTH GEORGIA

Con dos juegos va en- su
score de victorias, al haberse
anotado anoche una contra ell
team del South Georgia, los
Espartanos de la Universidad
de Tampa enviaron hoy un
intensive e~ntrenamiento a los
fines de encontrarse en- GAIA
para su importante encuentro
del pr6ximo sabado en- Cal
nesville, con Ell poderoso ele-
ven de los Gators de la Uni
versidad de Florida,
En- ell juego de anoche, 10
mas lejos que llegaron los
players del South Georgia
fue a la Inca de las 49 var
das. Los novatos jugaron mag
n~ificamente, y TODD hace pre-
decir que los Spartans ten
dram un gran ano en- la pre-
sente temporada,
En- total, la Universidad de
Tampa anot6 un yardage de
1872, por rs los contrarios,
Ell resultado final del juego
fu3 de 44-0,
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
LOS BONOS. PARA
LA DEFENSA
Preguntas y respuestas

P. JPor que razones deAen
los americanos comprar ahora
Bonos y Sellos para la defensa?
R. He aqui dos: Els la fol ma
mas facil que cada ciudadano
puede utilizar para servir a su
pals y conservar sus ahorros ;
la compra de Bonos y Sellos no
solo ayuda q costear la Defe 1sa
Nacional sino que tambien i'm
pide los altos precios y que au-
mente ell costo de la vida.
F. IPuedo ofrecer I'm Bono
para Ia Defensa como garantia
para un prestamo bancario?
R. No. Los Bonos son regis
trados y no son transferable.
Solo son pagaderos a las perso-
has cuyOs nombres aparecen en-
ellos,
Nota. Para coinprar Sellos o
Bono spara la Defensa, dirijase
a la mas cercana oficina de CO.
rreos o banco. o escriba pidien.
do information al Tesorero de
los EstadoS Unidos, Washington
D. C.
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
al Ell PUNo DE HIT.
(Vtsne dc Ia So pdO.)

iQue escriben sobre clio los
peri6dicos que estan bajo la cen
sura de Hitler?
Leemos como miles, hasta cen
tenares de miles de obreros y
campsinos estan siendo constan
temente movidos de un sitio pa
ra otro. De Bosnia, Crooacla,
Hungria y Rumania obreros a
gricolas son trasladados al int
rior de Alemania en- vagonss'
como reses, bovinas, para suplir
Ia escasez dc mano de obra.
En- ell espacio de solo dos dias
treinta y cinco ejecuciones Sc
han Ievado a cabo en- la niue
va Europa" He aqui algunos
detalles q. el mundo bajo la ex-
citaci0n de la guerra, cIlsls, eVS'
es apto a pasar por alto;
AL ejecutar a R6my Cours, un
be!ga obrero peletero de Gante,
por el supuesto delito de sabo-
tage, ell verdugo traido expresa-
mente de MagdeburgO, maneJo
tan pastosamnte ell hacha q. el
golpe en- vez de descender sobre
ell cuello de Ia victima, cay6 So
bre su hombro infligiendo una
horrible herida e inmensos pa
decimientos al condenado. En-
Haugesund, (Noruega) Ell ope-
rador de la telegrafia sin hilos
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
nactcnal" 81 Sc nuieEe e.


"deber nactcnRl" 81 Sc auieFe e
vitar una cataztrofe. La ra0on
para clio es que la inpoftante
industrial de curtidos dinamar-
CUES sufre una terrible escasez
de maerias para curtir. Ademas
esta campana puede reducir ell
n1mero de los 'paradOs forzo :
SOS" y producer una extra pro-
vision para la industrial de ce-
lulosa. (Vease ell "Berlingske Ii
dende" del 26 de mayo de 1941.
Para aligerar la congestion
de los ferrocarriles, paquetes de
todas clases son remitidos por
canal, donde estos existen.
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
DERROTO
A LOS SARASOTA SAILORS

Hacienda pendant" con la
magnifica victoria obtenida
por los muchachos de nuestra
Universidad, los Terriers del
Hillsborough ganaron I'm apre
tado juego en- la vecina ciu-
dad de Sarasota anoche, al en-
frentarse con los Sarasota Sal
Tors, que derrotaron por una
anotaci6n de 1877.
Los Sailors hicieron Is first
owns, por 10 los Terriers; pc
70 muchos de ellos sobrevinie-
ron en- los penalties que suma
ron 80 yRrdas contra los rojos
y blancos,
Los Sailors fueron penaliza
dos en- 10 yardas.
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
PARA LA NUJER
DEL HOGAR
LA MAS DULCE HORA
DEL OLA
Pedro MGtG

4 CVfV NhAt~O~
Tu va bien sabes, mi exquisite,
con que ansiedad tie necesita,
con que fruici6n por II palpita
constantemente 81 corazon,
Tu sabes bien, porque me adoras,
que junto a ii todas las horas
son igualmente encantadoras
en- ell encanto de tn y 20.
Pero aunque no haya primacfa
en- nuestras horas, reina mia,
til sabes bien que han en- Ell dfa
siempre u ninstante que es mejor...
To sabes bien que hay un moments
en- u es mas dulce 81 sentimiento,
mas exaltado Ell pensamientto
Y mas intensa la emocion.
Cuando la tarde va acabando,
ese momento dulce, cuando
la obscuridad Sc va filtrando
por la batista del estor.
Todos los brillos palidecen,
en- derredor las sombras Green,
Y entire las scmbras desfallecen
mustias las rosas del jarr6n.
En- la penumbra de la ~estancia
tiene tn carne mas fragancia,
es mas severa la elegancia
de tn contorno seductor.
Son tus ojeras mas mercadas,
son mas profundas, mas %moradat,
tienen mas brillo tus miradas,
hay en- tus manos mas calor.
Y en- ell silencio religioso
con que Sc envuelve candencioso
TODD ell misterio del reposo,
es ell encanto de tn VOC,
como una vaga y dulce nota,
como una musica remota
que va cayendo gotta a gotta
desde ell dido al ~coraz6n...!
La gaceta., 1941-09-27

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre Ia pintura
3. L. P, vendida exclu-
Sivamerte por K i 9.
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
NgwVR ~ REgFY T9V-
new! "%BACTERIOSTATIC"
FEMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among women

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of douches as a precautionary meas
ure for women who want to be clean,
dainty-for women troubled BY Offend
ing odor Of discharge.
Some products may be harmful 10
delicate tissues. But not Lydia Il.
Plnkham's Sanative WASH Pinkham's
Sanative Wash is gaining great favor
because it's NOT q harmful germicide.
Instead-it's a mighty effective "bac-
terlostatic" (the modern trend) It not
only discourages bacterial growth and
infection but thoroughly cleanSes, deo-
dorizes. Very soothing-relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
~Inexpensivel All druggists.
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
7
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got q date with the girl friend, or
a business appointment, play smart and take
the proper precaution 20 see that your breath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After all, moth
ing Is so inexcusable and 80 Offensive as a
neglecesd case Of halitosia tbad BREATH, Be-
fore your next date or business appointment
rinse the mouAh with Listerine A~ntiseptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweeter, purer, less likely TO offend. Most
cases Of halitosis, gay some authorities. are
due 20 the fermentation Of tiny food particles
In the mouth, although some cases may be
due 20 systemic Disorders. Against the for.
mer condition, Lsterne Antiseptic works
wonders because Il first halts the fermensa-
ton and then overcomea the odOru Il causes.
Don't forget TO use Il. It's the hst aid OF
thousands OF popular and successful people
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC
To Make Your Breath Swsstsr
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
An Open Letter
To The Mothers
OF Pascagoula

~ ~ ~
Tam has eeen rxrretec - nlAn4
Times in the past few hvarA thsf 4
@2 haza< zFs<e vxc~p fu uaz
seasasa @ath eacE ukfrFnnce h BE-
cusnes 9 stroneer eEsa mprR nndenl-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
OBITUARIES
Charles H. COLES
Once Published Paper
in State; Rite sTikAAendoy

Charles II. COLES, Ga, one time
ebpiose of the Detroit Free Press
and publisher of newspapers in
Millington and Port Austin, died
today in his home at 1926 Fair
crest avenue after long illness.
BeFaHiH in Saginaw where his
father operated the s Saginaw
Courier-Herald. Mr.. COLES fought
in the Spanish-American war and
was a member of the Yosemite
crew. Later. he published the
Port Austin Herald and the Mill
ington Gazette. From there he
went 10 Poteau, Okla. where he
published the Poteau Sun. He re-
turned to Detroit four years ago.
He is survived by his wife, Re-
gina. two sons, E. Devere and
Leroy A.. and two daughters.
Louise and Eloise Last rites will
be held Monday in Saginaw at the
Frazee Funeral Home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
{. F. DrouiIIard
Ex Ecorse Councilman S
Burial tomorrow

Funeral services for Columbus
F. Droullard. Is. of 1880 West
jefferson avenue. Ecorse. former
village clerk and councilman OF
Ecorse, will be held al $50 q. m.
tomorrow in the home and al y
a. m. in ST. Francis Xavier Church
with burial in Mt. Carmel Gene
terry Wyandotte.
Mr.. DroulIlard. who died Wednes-
day. was a member of an old
French family that settled here
during the Revolutionary War
Surviving are his widow MeiVena
and a daughter. Axle, assistant
principal Of Harms School IN
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Bishop MdgneI
Takes Office

MARQUETTE, March 21.-The
Most Rev. Francis Joseph Magner
today took over the duties of
bishop Of the Upper Peninsula
diocese of the Roman Catholic
Church, succeeding the Most Rev.
Joseph c. Plagens, who was re-
Gently transferred to Gran d
Rapids.
Bishop Magner was installed
yesterday and presented with a
crozier by the Most Rev. Edward
Mooney, archbishop of Detroit, at
services in St. Peters Cathedral
here. More than 200 church digni-
taries from Detroit, Chicago and
Milwaukee attended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Edward {. MtKennd
EN- p O nj Manager
To Be Buried Monday

Last rites for Edward c.
McKenna, of 938 Lawrence ave-
nue.. manager of the free employ
ment bureau of the Employers
Association of Detroit for "a years.
will be held Monday at 2 p. m. in
the Cavanagh Funeral Home. 100
West Kirby street.
MIR. McKenna was born in Ham,
ilton, Ont, and lived most of his
life in Detroit. During the World
War he served in France with the
motor transport division of the
army. He is survived by his widow
and two grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Charles {. Bennett
N. Y. G. Auditor Native
Of Michigan

The Rev Berton S. Levering OF
All Saints Church will conduct
funeral services at 3 p. m. tomor-
row in the l.. V. Barker Funeral
Home. l2700 Hamilton avenue, for
Charles Emery Bennett. so. of u
West Philadelphia avenue.
Mr. Bennett was born at Maple
Grove. Mich, and for many years
was an auditor for the New York
Central Railroad in Cleveland. He
retired in 1881 and came to
Detroit.
Surviving are a brother. John
w. Bennett of Detroit and a sister,
Mary Ella Bennett of Ann Arbor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
School for Deaf
Promised Aid
By. Governor

FLINT, March II. - Michigan
School for the Deaf buildings here
are worn out and beyond repair. !"
Gov. Murray d. Van Wagner de-
clared today. promising his aid to
a long range rehabilitation pro-
gram.
After a personal tour of the In
stitution he said:
az can't sec why these chill
dren can't have rs good living
conditions as at Southern Mich
igan Prison. They don't have
now and the state certainly
can't let this 60 on without some
definite action.
81 wouldn't want my children
to have to live here"
ENDORSES LAND SALE
Passing through employees living
quarters, where the workers pay
$35 a month. the governor added:
II would pay them to Hive
here"
Governor Van Wagner declared
the school would have to be re-
built, even if il meant moving the
school from Flint. He endorsed
the plan to raise $4,000 by SELL
ing land now used for farming as
building lots.
Governor Van Wagner made
his tour with Harley z. Wooden,
superintendent of the institution,
and Architect r. v. Gay. assigned
to make a survey by the state adj
ministrative board.
BEYOND REPAIRING
The governor continued:
ct would be useless to at
tempt to repair these buildings.
They are beyond that. Even II
repairs were made there would
be nothing TO show for the
money spent.
New buildings are absolutely
necessary and l certainly hope
the Legislature will do some
thing about it,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Frank Carson S Burial
To Be in Connecticut

Frank w. Carson, one time
editor Of the old Detroit Daily
Mirror who died of heart attack
in Tucson. Ariz.. will be buried
Monday at South Norwalk, Conn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Lobbyists Curb
Sought in Bill
By Detroiter
Times star Correspondent

LANSING, March n. The
Rev. Horace A. White Cd, De-
troit legislator and Detroit Hous-
ing Commission member. today In
troduced a bill To enact stringent
prohibitions against bribery by
lobbyists.
He said:
ITO say that have suspicious
would be disloyal to my asso-
ciates In the House and Sen
ate. The point Is that the pub
lic has lost confidence In the
Legislature as a result Of re-
cent developments In Detroit.
We must take every possible
step to re-establish confidence
by making II virtually impossible
for lobbyists TO bride u.s."
The measure, preparation Of
which was supposed TO have been
kept a dark secret, had been the
topic of conversation among those
who earn a living getting bills
killed. changed or passed even be-
fore II was offered.
When news of IL leaked out, the
Reverend White was stunned.
"Do you suppose some one
could have broken a confidence?
I had this all set to go into a
certain committee which would
not kill it. Then II would reach
the floor for debate"
OTHER BILLS KILLED
Tried before. similar tactics to
regulate lobbyists have been
laughed out of existence. But
White. who is minister of Negro
church, is serious.
Representative Whites bill
would require all lobbyists to reg
lister with the secretary of state
and to account. after each session,
for every dollar they spend in Lam
sing. They would be compelled to
swear TO the truth of their finan-
.cial statements and any one caught
cheating would be fined up to
$1,000 or sentenced to five years in
prison.
Lobbyists would be restrained
from any persuasive activity other
than appearing before committees
TO argue for or against bills in
which they are interested.
Even purchase Of meals and
drinks for the members. a pro-
cedure which has kept many a rep
resentative and senator from going
hungry, would be prohibited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Phone Company
Paying Refunds
On State Calls

Refund payment on more thar
5000 900 infrsstste toll calls Is
being made daily by the Michigan
Bell Telephone Company and In
ferest payments on unpaid refunds
started today, II was announced
Interest on unpaid refunds vii
be made AT tho rate Of one-hali
of one per cent each month unit,
the refund has been mailed II
makers of all interstate toll calls
The refund results from the de-
cision Of the Michigan Supreme
Court upholding an order Of the
state public service commission IN
1888 which ordered reduction oi
intrastste toll rates 70 the Level
Of interstate rates. Customers of
the phone company are expected
10 save S70o. coo annually As a re.
suit OF the reduction order,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Nearing
Initiation clyde,
Henderson Says
International New. s.ryie. Wire

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The
United States may now be on the
edge OF initiation, Federal Price
Administrators l. q on Henderson
warned today in presenting TO the
nations business men the policies
and reasons behind his vigorous
price-fixlng campaign.
MANY materials are becoming
scarce indeed" Henderson said.
"BOttlenecks In production have
appeared at a number Of points.
Incipient price spirals are clearly
evident. Prices and costs are in
creasing, and In a much more
serious fashion than was true
late In 1885,"
Henderson expressed his views
in an article. prepared in collabora-
ton with, Donald Nelson. defense
purchasing director. for publication
in the Harvard Business Review.
BEST CURE DIFFICULT
Declaring the best way 10 curb
initiation is TO increase production
Of civilian goods, Henderson and
Nelson said this is becoming in
creasingly difficult because as
much as 40 per cent of the nations
total productive capacity must be
devoted TO military items.
As an alternative, Henderson
foresaw the drastic direct meas
ures Of controlling retail prices
and rents and rationing of con-
sumers' goods.
The federal government should
help prevent initiation and rising
prices by increasing income tax
rates, particularly in middle in
come groups, and corporate profits
taxes, and imposing heavier excise
taxes on goods competing with
defense production, Henderson and
Nelson wrote.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Record Spending
Congress Appropriated IS Billions and Exceeds
by Eight Billions Precious Mark of 1918
Nv WILLIAM 3. NEAL
I,tg News Service star Correspondent

WASHINGTON, July l. Con
gressionsl appropriations for the
rearmameut program today
reached the staggering. total Of
S3t.422 100000 a. Congress COM
pleted action on htg money bills
for the new fiscal year opening
today
These figures. supplied by the
House appropriations committee
Included funds voted both last Ses-
sion and this year 10 give the ma
ton an army and navy capable of
defending the Western Henri
sphere. They do not include the
81. 900. OOO. 900 lease lend fund
Working late into The night,
Congress completed a record shat
tering total of S35 5000 100000 in
Appropriation bills for this session
of Congress less than two hours
before the midnight deadline
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Disclosed by Scientific R.ssursh

These ststling facts we're recently
confirmed by scientific research. Emf
nent independcpL scientists made lab
oraiory toothbrushing tests with num-
ba OF the most Widely-sold dentlfrices.
Every one cut cavities into the soft
part of the teeth.
In The same manner. these scientists
tested the new liquid dentfrice-Teel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
ADvERTIsEMENT
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FOLKS WHO Are
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Olive Tablets, being purely vegetable.
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