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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Once Was on Tour

Three years ago she was play
ing small roles for Labor Stage.
Then a touring company of
dead End" brought her to the
attention of Hollywood where
for the first two years she was
sort of the poor mans Myrna
10y"
Today she is on two of our
leading screens. at the Michigan
in Flight Command" and at
the United Artists in The Phil
adelphia Story /" That. ineiden-
tally should be called THE
Hollywood Story" Yesterday a
voice offstage. today Robert
Taylor's leading lady.
Ruth not only is very pretty.
but has great chic. She wears
clothes well and she delivers
trick lines with just enough
acidity to be hilariously funny
without irving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
PauIette
Plans Trip
To Havana
By HARRISON CARROLL

Ming Features syndicate Writer
PUMORS have filed Holly-(
~ wood that Paulette Goddard
is going to Honolulu. to Mexico
City and to this and that place.
Paulette says she isn't going
anywhere for quite a while be-
cause delays in the James Roose-
welt picture, POT o. Gold" will
keep her busy until a few days
before she reports at Paramount
to do Hold Back the Dawn"
with Charles Boyer.
Most actresses would be
thrilled to work with Boyer, and
maybe Paulette is, but she
seems even more excited about
the chance to be directed by
Mitchell Lessen.
"It's a great break for any
actress" she says, "and espe-
cially for a girl who is sort OF
working her way through col
lege like l am"
After the Paramount picture,
Paulette is going on a vacation.
Havana will be the spot, she
declares. While there, she plans
TO invite a lot of friends over
from Miami.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Names Also Draw

This proves that when intel
ligent treatment OF Broadway
hit is given to a movie version,
the film also can score. OF
course the name draw in this
case is a powerful one. Rather
than trust the slim powers of
Katharine Hepburn to carry the
star burden, M-G-M has boz
stored her-and the play-with
Cary Grant and James Stewart,
two of the most popular young
Observation-Disclosures
The supporting cast is equally
as stree and two or three Of
the featured players walk off
with some of the scenes.
Pretty Ruth Hussey is an ex-
ample of this. Ruth has made
great strides during the past
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Ca pra Adds TO
Famed Library

IT WAS disclosed recently
that Frank Capra took time out
from directing and producing
Meet John Doe at Warner
Bros. to acquire two rare books
at cost of SD, 600.
The latest additions TO his
famous library are Dante's
Divine Comedy" printed by
NumeisteF in 1472;; and .4T,i1e
Canterbury Tales" one of the
first books ever printed in Eng
land and hand set by Caxton
in 147S.
Capra's library. one of the
finest in the West. is estimated
to be worth over 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Weeks Even
At Art Institute

Today-At 2:30 p. m; Gallery
talk - Raphael" by Marion
Leland Heath. At $50 p. M:
World Adventure Series-"New
Undersea Adventures" by Max
Gene Nohl.
Tuesday-At $50 p. m: Illus
trated lecture -"CeZanne and
His Influence" by John S. New
berry.
Thursday-At $50 p. m: Free
lecture course-"Palace and Cot
tage in the Seventeenth Cen
tury," by Joyce Black Gnau.
Friday-At 800 p. m: Paid
lecture course illustrated
"The Age of the Crusades-Sel-
tuk Pottery and Textiles" by
Adele Coulin Weibel.
Friday-At $50 p. m.--Free
lecture course illustrated
Magyar Cities in Guatemala" "
by Marion Leland Heath.
Saturday-At 7:45 p. m:
Radio talk. WWJ-''The Human
Side of Art" by John d. Morse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

devoted exclusively to the writ
ings of Tschaikovsky. Following
is the order in which that mas
ter's works will be played:
Overture-Fantasia, Romeo and
Juliet; First Concerto, in B-flat
Minor. for Piano and Orchestra,
OPP, %; Sixth Symphony, in b
minor (Pathetique), OPP. IA.
Sell has the distinction of
being one of the very few con-
ductorS who ever turned down
an invitation TO conduct a major
American orchestra because he
was too busy elsewhere. Twice
he refused the personal invita-
ton of Toscanini to come to
New 70 rk to conduct the NBC
Symphony This was in 1899
and 1910 and the refusal was
necessary because of previous
European commitments. This
Winter, being in the United
States. Sell accepted LToSca-
minis third invitation to conduct
the orchestra.
Born in Budapest, in 1897,
Sell was taken as a child of 3
to Vienna, Where he studied
piano with Richard Robert whe
was then teaching another little
boy and playmate of Georges,
Rudolf Serkin. and theory with
Eusebius Mandyczewski, the ia
nous Brahms scholar. Sell
made his first public appearance
at the age of IL as composer
pianist in a special concert with
the Vienna Symphony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Pins Picks First

It. was the International
Ladies Garment Workers Union
which set the cycle of social
significance productions going.
Pins and Needles" pinned and
needed the "haves" adroitly and
good-humoredly and ran so long
that it became an institution.
The Federal Theater. a gov
eminent make-work project. set
a heavier tone for its "have-nots
VS.. HAYES" productions and SYM.
bolism set in with such venge-
ance that an offering without
at least one oppressed worker"
was pretty hopeless theater.
When congress brusquely
brushed out the star-spangled
theater, social significance lost
its best drum-beater and one by
one little productions which
were just entertaining plays be-
gan to sneak in at the stage
doors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Wisfful Younester

Another girl who is coming
along rapidly is that little
youngster. Peggy Moran, the
cutie to be seen in Trail of
the Vigilantes" after the dust
clears H-the Fox screen
Miss Moran doesn't get much
chance in this film to do any
thing other than look at Fran
chot Tone wistfully as Franchot
Tone looks at his horse-wist-
fully. But she is one of Univer-
sails pet projects and is going
to be seen a great deal from
now on.
Kay Kyser's present show at
the Fox is one of the best he
has ever presented here and the
crowds roar their approval at
each performance. If you don't
believe it, just step inside the
Fox and find out what popular
ity sounds like.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Lack of Shows Hits CaSS.
Only 3 Scheduled Here
BY CHARLES GENTRY

MYTH the passing of Joe PEN
w ner, "Y okel Boy" the
musical in which he was starring
closed and robbed the Cass of
another of the few attractions
slated for the rest of the season.
Having gone full steam ahead
with only few dark weeks
since last September, the legiti-
mate season now hits a slump
which can only be explained by
the lack of shows on the road.
If there were more plays
touring. Detroit would surely
get them because attendance
here has been exceptionally
heavy this year for everything
which came along from deep
tragedy like There Shall Be
No Night to roaring burlesque
a la "Hellzapoppin'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

Hall in the
Fisher Thea
Ter at II a. m.
Wednes d a y.
Following his
lecture. Doc
tor Seabury
will give a
$ G erie S of
group tie S I $
in place of
I h c u 6 u a |
question
period. These
tests are self
evaluating so
that no one
but the per-
son concerned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
At Crest Of Cycle

The new cycle is nearing its
crest now and the visitor who
comes to town to see a serious
show will have to do some
shopping around. Even the lat
est murder play (25 bodies guar
anteed) is boldly advertised sa a
comedy.
And don't let titles fool you.
Louisiana Purch e., and
&c gorge Washington S slept
Here" will add absolutely moth
ing to your appreciation of
social significance.
The only socially significant
thing about them is that the
customers are laughing again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Puppet Revue Here

On miniature scale, the
famous Yale Puppeteers are
coming TO the rescue of a sud
denly blighted season with their
latest satirical revue. "My Man
Friday" which they will pre-
sent in the Maccabee's Audito-
rum Monday evening.
With new music and new
sketches these clever marionette
operators who offer adult and
spicy revueS on a tiny scale
will give only one performance
which will be for the Frank G.
Tompkins Memorial Fund.
This found at Wayne Univer-
sity is to give young playwrights
a chance to show their talents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Good Films
PullCrOwds
To TheaterS
By CHARLES GENTRY

ALTHOUGH a slight plague
"A seems TO have fallen upon
the legitimate theater, the first
run film houses are in as strong
2 state as they have been all
year.
Particular favoriteS tins week
on the screen are Philadelphia
Story. in its second week az
the United Artists. and Flight
Command. at the Michigan.
In fact Philadelphia Story"
IS doing the best business the
L. A. has done all year with the
exceptlon Of .Boom Town
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
WarReCallS
Comedy to
Broadway
BY WALTER HERMAN


intl news service stau Correspondent
NEW YORK. Jan. 10.
YOU'D never know the old
place now! Broadway. knee
deep in plays social si6nffi-
canoe a couple of years ago, is a
riot of comedies today and the
heavier the war clouds, the more
funny men spill out of the wings.
Sam II. Harris, veteran pro-
Queer, has a logical explanation
for this seeming paradox.
THE blacker the headlines,
the more people look for light
entertainment II says.
when people are worried and
anxious, they want something to
take their minds off their
troubles"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Bonnie Bakers Latest

Bonnie Baker is piping up an
other "OH JOHNNY" job on
YOU DIDN'T STEAL THAT
KISS with Orrin Tucker, of
course for background.
Tony Martins version OF our
favorite. THE LAST TINE 1
SAW PARIS" is the real thing
and II is topically paired off
with TILL THE LIGHTS OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

THE BOOGIE man used 10 be
the old character who scared the
Riddles. Now children and
grown-ups alike cry for more
boogie. and you can beat me
eight to a bar, if they're not
getting what they want, par
ticularly in record form.
Latest Boogie-woogie is Bob
Chester's Bluebird, 'FLINGING
A VIKING DING" which has a
terrific boogie piano and some
1--WE trumpet that's right out of
the world You won't want TO
miss THE BOOGIE MAN'LL
GET YOU" either. which has
good lyrics for a boogie number.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

and Live. by
m o d e in &
a p e r S o n
chosen from
the audience.
Educated at
[ h e Convent
of Visitation
in Washing
ton, she stud
led sculpture
at the Yale
School of Fine
Arts. Many of
her works, in
GLIDING a por-
trait bust of
II e r b e r t
Hoover in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Sculptor,
Psychologist
To Lecture

BARONESS SUZANNE SILL
~ VERCRUYS. Belgian sculptor,
author and musician, will lecture
for the Cass Town Hall in the
CasS Theater at IL a. m. Friday.
Winner of many awards for art
work. Madam Silvercruys will
demonstrate her subject, Awake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

Louvain Library, have been
widely acclaimed.
A firm believer in art as an
international medium. she en-
phasizes the special Importance
of creative expression in a mod
ern mechanical world!
Adventures in Self-DiScovery"
will be the subject of DR.. David
Seabury. psychologist, when he
speaks before the Fisher Town
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Easy for Character

Here's what Veidt said, anent
his role of the general in "Es-
cape:
That's a character role, of
course, which makes 1t the east
est TO play. Any good character
actor should be able to steal a
picture from the lead. i don't
mean that i stole that picture,
but my part was the easiest in
which to attract attention.
Juveniles and straight men
lead the difficult screen lives.
Their roles are usually coloriess
and it's almost impossible to be
spectacular unless you've got ex-
citing and thrilling lines and
action"
Veidt is a German by birth but
was a naturalized English citi-
zen years before the present war
broke out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Tuesday Musicale
Program Arranged

A PROGRAM Of modern mu-
sic has been arranged by Hen
rietta Bodycom be for the
morning meeting of the Tuesday
Musicale on Tuesday in the ApA
Institute auditorium at 10 30
o'clock.
Those participating include
Helen Hunt. Charles Frederic
Morse. Jean APPEL. Marjorie Mn
ems, Margit Kormendy Mildred
Coulter and Dorothy Coolidge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

three players of erstwhile7 Holly
wood association.
"DuBarry Was a Lady" the
Cole Porter show with Bert
Lair. will eventually reach here
and the current Shakespearean
production of Twelfth Night,
co-starring Helen Hayes and
Maurice Evans, will undoubtedly
be a March visitor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

mammoth and
II off m ann,
will be pre-
s e n I q d a s
guest artists
with the De-
troit SYM
p h o n y Or
chestra at the
c on c g rts of
T h u T s d a Y
n j 6 h I a n d
Friday after
noon in Ma
sonic Tpmnla
T h G pro-
grams will be
the frs t of
the 6 e a 6 o n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Children, Grown=Ups Cry
For 'Boogie' ==They Get 1t

LONDON SHINE AIN"
which we hadn't heard before.
AS a tune, however, it can't APP
proach the first side.
If you liked the way Judy
Garland warbled OUR LOVE
AFFAIR" and evidently YOU
did, for DPcca has had so many
requests. you will rush TO get
your hands on She new copies,
Just being released.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
He Confesses II

We were complimenting him
on his work in Escape"
Thanks" he remarked. IL
was afraid 1 was a little hammy,
but l guess IL was all right.
you know" he continued, 81
am a ham. There's no doubt
about 1t. 1t takes a ham to be
a good character actor. Nobody
else could dO-it. I'll say, further.
that all great actors have a
touch of ham in them" -,
MY favOrite director In Eng
land (where he's made most Of
his pictures) always called me
a Yorkshire ham, which Is good
meat over there. but still ham,"
Neidt had another surprise for
us. Previously when we've COM
plimented actors on their por-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Popularity Mounts

If you aren't hep to YES MY
DARLING break your neck TO
get it because it's mounting the
popularity ladder, two rungs at
a time. Benny Goodman is doing
il for Columbia and the thing
is going TO have as much of a
vogue as JOSEPH, JOSEPH
did a couple Of seasons ago.
Raym ond SCOTS copy
RIGHT 1850 and EAGLE
BEAK are tho novelty tricks
of the week. while ballad votes
20 10 WHEN I SAW YOU in
the Dorsey manner. for Victor
and the Tommy Tucker style for
Okeh
Decca'S bidding for high favor
with Connie BoswelfS velvet
yocal-of REMEMBER ME-
which Is a pcachy plugger. Have
you heard Eddie Duchin give out
with LETS DREAM THIS
ONE OUT" wax partner TO
LITTLE SLEEPY HEAD" =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Library Lecture

THIS WEEK the regular Fri
day night lecture at the public
library will be the second in a
series of programs built around
early recordings and featuring
the singing of Melba, Calve
Fremstad. Caruso and their
contemporarIes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

From First Stage Page
love Miss Bishop and to feel
wanted to do justice to her
fineness and to her integrity"
Worked in Candy Shop
what about your teachers
certificate I asked her.
"Oh. 1 still have It. I didn't
want TO teach school, after all.
I wanted to act, but IL wasn't
as simple rs all that. ! worked
In a candy shop and I was n
sales girl In a photograph gal
lery until i got q chance to 20
into stock.
"Stock helped me, but Il was
the repertoire of Shakespearian
plays at the Chicago Worlds
Fair that gave me my best
training. We did seven con-
densed versions of Shakespear-
ian plays each day-one on the
hour, and believe me, Il was
work.
81 couldn't do II now. but
wouldn't take anything for the
training 1t gave me-
Martha has bloSSomed out
since her marriage TO Carleton
Alsop. She is so much prettier.
Three successes in a row are
enough to make any girl radiant.
Film Tests Awful
II never expected to make
picture" she said. my tests for
Melanie were so awful that 1
wept when 1 saw myself. I was
so -ugly-and- all-the- weFst-fea-
lures OF my face were brought
out. / went back to New York
convinced that Katharine Cor
nell was right--a girl without
great beauty should stay away
from the movie camera.
~ kept reading In your column
'uht sOu fttt NuOutu play III
Our Town said to myself,
She Just saw me on the Stage
and doesn't know how badly I
photograph"
But I did know. I told her:
IL heard all about your test.
But i was still convinced that
YOU had something the screen
needed.
when Sol Lessor came to me
he said. Louella Parsons be-
lieves in you,' I came to Holly
wood" Martha replied.
And SO she came to Hollywood
the only girl l know who
walked right into three Of the
biggest pictures of the year.
They were big largely because
she made them that way.
And isn't il nice that SUCCESS
has come to the girl from
Kansas City-the 100 per cent
American VIII o education,
whose bringing-up and whose
ideals are all so American we
want to say, cheers for Martha
Scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Comedy on Way

Several plays and musicals
are still bound for the CaSs this
season. Among these is "Separ-
ate Rooms" with Alan Dinehart,
Glenda Farrell and Lyle Talbot,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Symphony
Lists Two
SOlOiStS

CEORG SELL. Czechoslo-
VI vakia's foremost orchestra
conductor. and Vladimir Horo-
witt. Russian pianist. who gen.
erally is ranked with Rach-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Great Actor Conrad Veidt
Certain He Is a Ham
By BURDETTE JAY

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. Is.
CONRAD VEIDT is a ham.
~ We might get quite an
argument on that, especially
from people who saw him as the
general in Escape" But it's
true just the same, despite the
likelihood that Veidt will get an
academy award this season, and
generally is considered one of
the best actors in the world.
This ham" accusation is
from no less an authority than
Veidt himself.
The sterling thespian was
talking to us at M-G-M studio
where he is to play a charming.
cultured villain shortly in a
piece titled "A Woman's Face"
with George Cukor directing
and Joan Crawford starring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Organists Meet

THE MICHIGAN CHAPTER
OF f'ftENMERTCKN GUILD OF
ORGANISMS will hold its
regular monthly meeting Tues
day at $50 p. m. at Epiphany
Episcopal Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

Will Know what the tests reveal.
A prolific author and lecturer,
Doctor Seabury deals with
human nature in everyday life,
and attempts to clarity the trou-
=bies=wf1ieh make living difficult.
Among his books are 'UnmaSk-
ing Our Minds" Growing Into
Life" How to Worry Success
fully" and What Makes Us
Seem So Queer"
A TOUR of the ocean bed of
the Caribbean in natural color
motion pictures will be presented
at the Detroit Institute of Arts
this afternoon at $50 by Max
Gene Nohl. deep sea diver and
holder of the worlds diving rec
ord OF APO feet. Nohl will ac-
company the motion pictures
with stories of his latest under
sea adventures. Included in the
motion picture shots will be deep
sea monsters, wrecked ships,
under sea jungle and other
phases of life on the ocean bed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Pupils in Recital

THE DETROIT FOUNDA-
TON MUSIC SCHOOL Will
present pupils Of Leona Hahnke
in recital Wednesday at 2 p. m.
In the Assembly Hall Of the
school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Football Fan

RONALD REAGAN has sew
cral reels of film showing the
best football plays of the past
several years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

trayals they've admitted gta-
ciously that they succeeded
despite all kinds of hurdles and
handicapS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

PART 3, PAGE IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Martha
10
A Typical
American

Continued From First Stage Page
love Miss Bishop and to feel 1
wanted to do justice to her
fineness and TO her integrity"
WorLaJ il CnI,, Chon
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
APRESADO Ell VAPOR MEN
DOZA POR Ell CRUCERO
ASTURIAS

Rio de Janeiro, Enero 2l.-
A c.nco millas de la costa del
Brasil el crucero ingl6s "Astu
rjas' Sc apodero del vapor
frances "Mendoza' Y lie puso
a Su bordo una tripulaci6n.
Los dos barcoS tomaron la di-
recci6n de alta mar cuandol
vieron que Sc acercaban dos
avioneS brasileros. Sc realize
Ell abordaje cerca de Porto Be
lilo, en- un lugar donde ell Men
doza' Sc vic obligado a salir
fuera de las tres millas de a
guas jurisdiccionales.
Cr5eSe en- algunoS circuloS
queel captain del vapor fran
ceS deSeaba la captura.
La gaceta., 1941-01-21

FL regimen de Franco, un re-
gimen contrario a la honradez y
dignidad del pueblo espahol, a
caba de anunciar, en- Madrid,
que va no son espanoles ell amelia
no exprimer ministro Don Fran
cisco Largo Caballero y Ell tam
bien exprimer ministro Don Die
go Martinez Barrio.
FL generalillo de la panza aba
rrilada, traidor a su patria y a
la humanidad, en- su desverguen
"a cree que 6l puede quitarle q
dos e~spaholes que aman a Espa-
ma, su terra nativa, ell derecho
a ser espaholes de veras, no CO.
bardes y malvados colaborado-
res del fascismo.
Don Francisco Largo Caballe-
ro y Don Diego Martinez Barrio
Sc reiran hoy, con cierta amar-
gura, de esa nueva infamia del
besa-calcetines DICTATOR de Ma
drid.
Ellos no son espaholes por la
yoluntad de Franco y de la Fla
lange ;ellos son espaholes por-
hue en- Espana nalcieron y Sc
mantienen leales al pueblo espa-
mol.
Franco representa- al crimen
la OPPRESSION, la matanza de mo
centes, pero no a la Espaha que
sabra castigarle cuando Ell mo-
mento llegueI
La gaceta., 1941-01-21
MURIERN LOS CUATRO Nj
NITOS

Michigan City, Indiana,
Enero 21.-La Sra. Eva Swan
son fue sometida aver a una
operation cesarea Y lie fueron
eXtraidas cuatro criaturas.
Las cuatro murieron horas
despu6S. La primera EN- ser Sd
cada del senO materno, Jenni-
fer, peSaba 2 libras y 7 onzas;
la segunda, Phillip, 2 libras
9 onzas; la tercera, Phoebe,
2 libras y 3 onzas, y la cuarta,
Linda, ? libras y A onzas.
Phoebe muri6 a los 80 mi
nutos, Jennifer a las Tres no
ras y las otras dos a las s4Is
horas Y media.
Les ocasion6 la muerte Ia
imperfecta expansion de los
p~ulmones. La madre, qae Sc
cree Sc salvara, es una mujer
d 4 pies Y IL pulgadas de es-
tatura y pesa 90 ilibras.
La gaceta., 1941-01-21

Para comprender mejor a los
~~eblos de la America indo-ibe-
.a. e. gcbierno de Washing
d 5eberia cortar sus relaciones
cen los dictadores como TruJi-
llo, Ubico, MARTINEZ y sus ada
tereS.
Ell regimen de Trujillo, en-
Santo Domingo, deshonra a la
America y a la humanidad, 10
mismo que Ell de Ubico en- Qua
temala y ell de Martinez en- FL
Salvador.
Estados Unidos no puede qui-
tar nj poner presidentes en- esos
paises-se dira.
Cleric es; pero 81 Estados u
nidos Sc negase a reconocer los
gobierno emanados de la violen-
ella v del crimen, esos verdugos'
eerian derribados por los pue-
bios a los cuales salvajemente o.
primer.
La gaceta., 1941-01-21

Martin Dies hablara manana
por la noche en- ell Auditorio Nh
nicipal.
Persigue ell comite que el pre-
side, dentro de las leyes, a los nu
merosos nazis, fascistas y comu-
nistas que a la sombra de los
edificios de las grandes ciuda-
des conspiran para entorpacer
r. Marcia del gobierno del preSi
dente Roosevelt y ayudar a los
planes siniestros de los totalita-
rios.