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La gaceta., 1941-02-07
Matinee BaiLabLe

Otro exito mas SIC anotara ell
entrante Domingo la estimada
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre Els
panol.
"Don Francisco ejecutara
los dltimos 'fhits" de la tempo
rada.
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
Una i~nUit0ci6n

tn WUttWttUW
Firmada por los j6venes An
gel de la Riva y Leo Gutierrez.
Presidente y SecretariO de la
Seuci6n de Rlacreo del Centre Is
panel, recibimos una invitaci6a
para que asistamos a tOdaS las
fisstas que esa sociedad celebre
EN- el presente ano.
Muy agradecido a la gentiieza
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
ACION
Del PUERTO

Cuatro vapores americanos
entraron aver, Glare, Belling :
ham, Danedaike y Ruth. Sc hi
cieron a la mar, ell vapor Belling-
ham, la motonave hondurena
Viola Y la motonave inglesa &C.
neral Tosta.
La gaceta., 1941-02-07
Santos del Dia

Santos del Dtd
Ricardo y Romualdo.
Enyiamos un saludo a los Sc
nores Ricardo Casanueva, Ri
cardo Lord, Ricardo Perez, Ri
cardo Diaz, Ricardo Mascuhana
V Ricardo Suarez. Romualdo
Gonzalez y Romualdo Lopez.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

TJNIE STORY TEIERS John Reeds "en Days that Shook
World" Harvard Reds account of the Russky
luton Stains -a-gun list. That book the big
United States pinkoes and endorsed by
according Fischer lin his swell autobog
Men and Polcs). Joe the Boss about billing 1t
Trotsky with being Lenins pal and skips Stain
altogether since minor booicker at the time
during raids He found England that people
often they will lose their
Which another the Briton hard 10 Hex
VTNIE FRONT PAGES Dorothy Thompson These de-
paid columnists-the clear implication being that
they brbed comnsts The and whom Senator
paid coumnists paid coumnists exactly
Wheeler is paid senator
report that Goerng in the pokcy created
funny Berlin II forced Goebbels 10 unoose
whole hatfu of Goerings photos fat and Jolly Midget
Goebbe hates Fats he'd probably rather lose the war than
build him up way II bad week altogether
Midget His Monday handout reported the Red
running away Four days later he had 10 abi
that the Naz had broken shoce and had to back up
bit Pretty Hitler going tell the stop winning
if victory gets them much trouble The Nazi news
papers spent the week attacking tDR Free Mason
1t wasn't Mason that annoyed them but oh that awful word
Free!
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS Marie Dressler It's you
old Noel Mical: Many floor shows
could improved by letting floor show DIN Miller:
Stop and bewaref she ribbon in her
Sincerity thinking with the heart instead OF
the mind Prentice When young man complains that
young lady has heart It's pretty certain mat she hdS S
Chris Morley The slow punctuation OF re-fe IN the garden
flashed the mirror of her mind
Lloyd c. Douglas: than smile II little
sonata in three movements Alice Grant BOSNIAN: The only
interested the IN the mirror Jake
Broudy Relentless aximetcr Robert CULLEN; It's
important telling Definition by child An adult
who has stopped growing, except IN the middle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
COLBY ABANDONED

The Comintern, recognizing
defeat. coldly abandoned the
mutineers TO their fate. The
mutineerS, seeing themselves
deserted. offered 10 surrender.
provided their liberty would
be guaranteed.
The government replied:
NO negotiations. Uncon-
ditiOnal surrender"
Army units were concen-
trated in western Java 10
prevent a landing Of the mu-
tineers. In addition 10 the
assembled East Indian squad
ron, six seaplancs, a cable
ship and navy tug joined
the hunt.
After five days the COM
bined government forces cor
ncrcd De Zeven Provincien
off southern Sumatra. The
mutineerS had no anti-aircraft
guns. A sea plane dropped a
message
Surrender or we open fire."
the message said.
The mutineers refused TO
hoist the white flag. Stub
bornly De Zeven Provincien
continued on her course.
Surrender another sig
nal repeated.
stand off," was the curt
retort of the mutineerS.
ITO BE Continued
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

Deported from England after
his arrest by Scotland Yard.
IAN Valtin was ordered TO GIas-
gov, bur he was JAILED az New
Castle and again expelled.
Stricken off the list of Comm
tern men eligible for assign
uents IN England. he was next
sent 10 Holland. where the
Communists learned shipping
strike was looming. There Val
Tin and his Dutch comrades
singled our the luxury liner
Rotterdam. Communists aboard
the Rotterdam struck as the
liner was en- route 10 New
York. News of the nutiny
swept away all strike resistance
in the port of Rotterdam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
SPECIAL COURSE

In the middle of September,
1882. after the strike of Dutch
Seamen had ended. / was
ordered 10 put eight members
of the Dutch Young Commu-
mist League through a 10
day course of training in
naval work. The eight young
Communists were scheduled
for military service in the
armed forces of their country.
Being Seamen by profession,
they would enter the navy
and were expected 10 apply
Tor service i'm the East Indian
squadron of the Dutch fleet.
| regarded this as a minor
assignment. The 10 days went
by like holiday. The school,
ing of the eager youngsters
took place in the building of
the international Club. z Will
lemSkade. q house overlook
ING the wide inner harbor Of
Rotterdam, with liners and
warships in plain sight of the
apprentices in naval con-
Spiracy.
The last OF my lectures was
also attended by young Chi
nese Comintern agent. who
had arrived from Moscow on
his way TO Indonesia. This
comrade. a quiet. attentive
man, sat silently in a corner,
listening and occasionally taxi
ing notes. Willem Schaap in
troduced him TO me as Leo
Chang"
"What has he got To do
with the Dutch navy?" in
quired.
Hes going TO take care OF
% the cofonfat squadron IS
Schaap replied.
Leo Chang, after a string
of conferences with the M-de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

I Owe is the greatest adj
IL venture you can know.
But only you. yourself, can
determine the height and the
breadth 0of that adventure
For you get what you give
in love-and only what you
give. Your reward is As rich
AS your own faith, tenderness
and generosity.
That sounds as if love were
one-Sided. But love is one
sided. No matter how much
YOU love, you can never really
be a part Of the }ovea Gao.
nor command his or her
secret thoughts.
And you shouldn't try.
There is only one thing you
can know only one thing
for which you are responsible
and that is your own de-
Votion.
The fact that you love, IS
enough. whether that love IS
returned fully or not.
For love is always worth
everything you give 4.
everything it costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
By JAN VALTM

erabaja went on strike. Many
were arrested.
In the capital of the Meth
erlands, the government met
hastily. DEGREES were issued
to counterac subversive
schemes in the colonies. Men,
bers of the army and navy
were subjected to punishment
for having Communist litera-
ture in their possession.
M e an w h lie Comrade
Chang" issued orders to seize
the navy arsenal in Soerabaja
10 arm the revolutionary
proletariat.
The mutineers of De Zeven
Provincien were steaming
down the coast of Sumarta.
From Celebes a loyal squadron
of cruisers and destroyers
steamed full speed through
Java Sea TO intercept the mu-
tineers. V.
1t is an ironical fact that a
government spy among the
crew of De Zeven Provincien
had warned her skipper of the
impending mutiny. But the
skipper, comfortably ashore
for the night, had laughed.
Two hours later the abduction
of the battleship had taken
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
More Suffering to Real Love
Than There Is Delight
By Elsie Robinson

reborn when YOU love
are lifted out Of your
old selhshness and egotism
and fear.
You arc made as generous
and humble and fearless as a
little child in your eagerness
10 give all you have.
Some say that love fails
us love is a bad bar
gain. But love never fails
us. We fail love. Love never
let any one down.
II glorifes every life that
is willing to enter its service
and endure its discipline. But
YOU must never forget that
love Is discipline love
is a service before the High
Altar
Nor is love ever bad bar
gain. Some people are bad
bargains.
And no matter how much
YOU love them you should
use sense in dealing with
them.
No matter how worthless
the loved one, no matter how
great the loss and shame love
always pays.
You can not honestly love
without being the better for II
ID. the wise, stronger and
drawer.
The trouble is. few of us
know what love really is.
We use the term to cover so
many conditions.
We use il TO Justify passion,
vanity, excitement, greed. the
longing for security, or an
audience.
None of these motives IL
love. They have nothing to
do with love.
Love is that spirit which
walked upon the darkened
world and cried for light .
and there was light And UNI
less you can approach love
with that awe and reverence
in your heart, you are not M
for its mysteries.
Dare TO lovel
Dare TO open your heart 10
love and feel its flooding glory
and its cleansing pain.
only-.those-who- have
loved, who have learned its
risk and loneliness know life.
ls4i, King Features synd.' In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

being on the violent order Margaret
Lockwood, Michael Redgrave and Emlyn
Williams (author of The Corn swing
the big picks Bette Davis and James
Cagney are in a frolicsome temper in
THE Bride Came c. o. d." 1t is slap
sticky but never sticky. Cagney slaps
Bette around. and vice versa. but he re-
mains gentleman enough to pick the
cactus needles out of her funny bone :.
THE Reluctant Dragon" is tour of the
Walt Disney works. with r. Benchley
as a henpecked sightseer having the
fidgets over the nightmarish animals
that roam the premises. II has its
quota of laughs . "Barnacle Bill
gives you Wallace Berry purple trunks)
and Marjorie Main (black trunks) going
brawly- to il all over the water
front. One extra player is spared being
sugged ON the conk or dunked in the
bay. and nobody knows how they missed
that bit of action . Murder by
Invitation" is a little chaser, all about
how a columnist hops in and straightens
the cops out on murder. All In days
work, folks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
HARD TO CATCH

Now, with seven officers
and 20 marines. he was speed
Ing aboard the government
vessel Aidebaran in pursuit of
his runaway command. But
De Zeven Provincien was
faster. 1t was not easy 10
catch her. Besides, her arma-
ment included 11-inch guns.
In the Comintern, we ferv-
entity - and foolishly - hoped
that the roar of these 11-inch
guns would set an end TO 300
years of Dutch rule over the
islands of spices,
In Batavia, a squadron of
flying boats, armed with
machine guns and bombs. was
taking of 10 sea under sealed
orders. Two submarines, two
deStroyers and a mine-layer
Joined in the hunt for De
Zeven Provincien. Reinforce
mentS were sent-tn protect
the arsenalS of Soerabaja.
There. the loyal cruiser
Java and the destroyers
Evertsen and Pet Helm lay
IN wait 10 meet the approach
ing mutineers. The COM
mander of the kidnape
battleship had shifted to the
faster vessel Eridanus. which
glued itself TO the wake of
De Zeven Provincien, con-
stantly signaling the latters
position.
Then came defeat. The
solidarity actions ashore
petered out. The mutineerS
were now alone.
Trouble broke out in their
own ranks; they sent con-
--tEadietoEs-rsdie- naessases-inte
the world and De Zeven
Provincien, heading down the
western coast of Sumatra.
made no more than seven
knots. NJ. Wibaut, a leading
Socialist. publicly condemned
the attitude of the mutineerS.
Mass meetings pledged them
selves 10 support the govern
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
LEADERS SEIZED

Already the Dutch crews of
other warships had rebelled.
Forty-five of the ringlcaders
were arrested. Flying squad
rons ordered TO pursue De
Zeven Provincien were de-
layed because the workers Of
the airplane base had gone on
strike. Whipped on by action
committees. part of the native
laboring population of So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
KEY TO UPRISING

The sailors of De Zevon
Provincien were to seize the
warShip, steam for Java coast,
and lombard the naval station
of Soerabaja. Such an action
could well serve as signal
for the hosting Of red flags
on all other naval units, and
a general rising in the Dutch
East Indies.
The commander and Off
GERS, except nine, of De Zeven
Provincien were ashore IN
Kotaraj. Shortly before dawn
on February 5, the mutineers
struck. At bayonet point,
eight of the nine remaining Of
ficers were handcuffed.
One escaped by jumping
overheard; he swan ashore.
Then, Just before daylight,
the mutineers steamed out to
sea with the captured battle-
ship. They set course for
Java.
Immediately Moscow hailed
this abduction of warship as
a significant and tremendous
success. Comrade DimitroV,
in Berlin, ordered me 10 issue
a manifesto in support of the
mutlny.
"Navy men Of all countries"
I wrote, prepare tn follow
the glorious example of the
DE Zeven Provincien mutt
neers." This proclamation was
printed in German, Dutch.
English, Scandinavian n d
French editions. and distrib-
uted clandestinely aboard the
warships of the respective ma
tons.
simultaneously. the Comm
tern machine in Holland as
well as in the Netherlands In
dies went into action. Meet
ings were called. Proclama-
presses, previously Struggled
to Singapore and Batavia.
were distributed by the hum
dredS of thousands.
They called the workers 10
solidarity actions, to demon
StrationS and strikes as a nee
essary prelude 10 armed in
Surrection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Out of the Night

partment i'm Rotterdam. de-
parted for Batavia. / returned
to Hamburg, and was soon too
immersed in other duties TO
pay much attention To what
the Comintern units in the
Dutch navy and Leo Chang
were cooking up in Indonesia.
What happened four months
later in Far Eastern waters
was so startling that it over
Swallowed for a brief spell in
our minds even the gathering
NaZi holocaust. However, be-
cause the events occurred a
few days after Hitler became
chancellor and at a time when
tho United States was in the
midst of grave financial
crisis. they remain 10 this day
a little-known chapter OF our
times.
The naval garrison at Seer
abaia. Java. rose in revolt.
The Datch government, seeing
the very existence OF its vast
East Indian empire imperiled,
acted swiftly. Four hundred
and twenty-five of the Seer
abaja mutineers were put in
irons and thrown into prison.
The Comintern shouted:
"DOwn with the imperial
lists. Liberate the prisoners
of SOeraba ia"
1t was too fine an opportu-
nifty 10 miss.
In Kotoraj. a small port of
northern Sumatra, lay the
Dutch batt1eship De Zeven
Provincien. Aboard this war
ship, the M-department of the
Comintern had a strong unit.
and also an action committee
composed of Dutch and Java
nese marines.
ang." the Comintern
emiSsary, had studied in Mos
COW, among other things. the
feat of the Potemkin mutt
neers in the cars navy. A
courier arrived from Singa-
pore, the Comintern headquar-
ters for the Dutch East Indies,
with instructions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

is
receiving DEGREES break into Rlzz'To
general "hooray for as last m
expression would she is human and IN
teresng and she may yet be happily married 10 Sonic
body Here's hoping
Seattle subscriber says she has Persian cat
yellow eye and one blue eye Ill reader writes
breakfast have watermelon, picked
pigs feet beer"
If this isn't tops screvy breakfasts YOU name one
Rzzuto. Yankee bapayer the New York girls are
reserved, cold and lacking in affection.
"why, when playing in Kansas CITY, says Mr. Rizzuo
letters from girl admirers that were signed win
lpstck kisses
"a the best popular of all times
"A bandmaser 1T is of dance tune than
Heard radio sportcascr pronounce of Noue
Danes Rockne Moot" Should be "Kanute
film magnate, left $2.50OOOO dollars a
thing always remember Laemmle he to Chicago
esnkosn OF getting ihte business NAes-
he could sell something for prices of and 10 cents
At that time those the movie admission prices so ne
went into The part especially
and 1ocent prices If going into
young fellow that idea thought or two
pAss1NG BY 49,.
Dewey Who has helped to make the amazing slap
stick musical IIelzapoppin" long When fell
Dewey that he AZ old Having been
kids being named after Admiral Dewey the
hero Bay Spanish American War.
Cleveland of Grover Cleveland
usually around so that indicates the
a person but be careful don't give
your female child like that
Recently people have been naming their babies after
which for such recently noted names as
Hedy Reilly Casey Gary Goddard and Nelson Eddy
Bergman.
ssIN Santa Ana, Cal subscriber "Win
Hatch runs A chicken farm So I've heard and
sells life insurance Ever hear
World War required register Tor The l941 DRAFT
1t has happened Oppenheimer, giving his rs
Is the United States Marines the World War
He served until 49, became top lie
sti under draft when latest draft went into effect
King Featur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

I WOULD rather love I'M
L happily, than not love at
all.
I would rather marry un-
happily, than not marry at'all.
| would rather have had a
child, even though it ended in
tragedy, than never have
known motherhood.
Once, / could not have said
these things. ! thought that
love. in any Of its phases.
must be ecstatic must end
happily.
But now I know that love
is not an ecstasy. Love is a
discipline. 1t is one OF the
natural and necessary diScl-
plines of life. And there is
far more sacrifice and suffer
ing to any real love than there
is delight.
Love isn't n childish game
of kisses and signs. It's a
grownup Act of Grace. It's
a covenant between YOU and
all those stern and beautiful
forces which rule your lie,
here and hereafter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30


(Mr Shakespeares suggestion above appears to have
merit OF course YOU don't down on your
knees you could Heaven for good mans love
entirely based the opinions OF ms
department being partially inspired by the song written o d
woman: "A Man Is Hard TO Find ENDl
WENT down 10 the amusement beach last night
w And won at bmgo. and the marble games
just couldn't Why, credit otherwise even won
the claw machine.
When YOU win at that YOU can lady luck not
only smiling YOU has her around YOU However
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
MAJORITY SUCCUMB

Slsa--Aalll-.aA4lSAS-
garded this orde were
slugged with sandbags. The
great majority, howev
Stoically succumbed 10 Com
rade Schapp's psychological
treatment.
Meanwhile play and count
crplay aboard the Rotterdam
continued. Captain van Dull
ken pretended 10 capitulate to
the crews demands TO tie up
his ship in Rotterdam But IN
the middle of the night, he
secretly changed course, again
heading for New York.
At sunrise the Communist
stokers discovered the skip
per's trick. The sun should
have risen over the bows. In
stead it rose over the stern.
The ship was steaming west.
Again the fires were killed,
again the big ship drifted help
leSSly between Cape Lizard
and UShant.
Back 10 Rotterdam" the
action committee threatened,
"Or we will put the scow on
the Cornwall rocks"
Captain van Dulken had no
choice. Aboard the Rotter-
dam the Communists were
masters. The helm was put
hard over once more. In the
night of Monday. September
;, the big ship dropped anchor
off North Hinder Lightship,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
Walter WinckeU
On Broadway
By Walter WincheU

rTiE MAGIC LANTERNS: THE Stars Look Down. the best
of the ones fine notices. It's somber meler OF
mining country pretty The Corn Is Green"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
On the Side
By E. V. During

BIT. mistress, know yourself
DoWu on your knees,
And tboHkI Hearcn, fasting
For good mans lore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
REDS IN MILITARY

There are branches of the
M-department in all major
Communist Parties. They are
the active organs Of "Revolu-
tionary Defeatism," the arms
Of the Kremlin in the armies
and navies of other countries.
The units of the M-depart-
ment were trained to carry on
untiring, obstinate and sys-
tematic revolutionary propa-
ganda within the armed forces
of capitalist nations, The aim
of this campaign, as we well
knew, was the complete dis
indignation of discipline and
morale in "imperialist armies
and naVies.
The recruiting for the Com
munist Party of former men,
-berS- of armies and naXieS-MaS-
also considered of great value.
EX-Soldiers and sailors were
used to establish and build up
contacts with men still under
the colors.
In the event of war. this
whole Apparat was expected
to organize military sabotage,
mutinieS and soldiers strikes
whenever the interest of the
Soviet Union dictated such &C
ton.
The analytical reviews of
the well-known naval mutt
MES in the Black Sea. in Tou-
Ion, in the German Imperial
Fleet, of the British Fleet at
Invergordon, and of the Chill
can warships were required
reading for all responsible
functionaries in the maritime
section of the Comintern and
the M-department.
Particularly strong were the
Communist positions inside
the navies of Germany, Den
mark, France, and Holland.
There existed since 1881 spe-
cial schools in Rouen. Ham
burg and Rotterdam or-the
training of Communists for
naval work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

IERE pleasant little game that will give
day 1t is numerical puzzle designed to spell out
your fortune Count the your first the number
letters If the number less than
add The number Start the upper left
hand of the Of
numbers left the letters under
the checked figures give you. Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30
PLEA TO MARINES

An "activist' squad distrib-
uted leaflets among the en-
barking marines.
"PrOIetarians I'm uniform,
the leaflets said. "refuse to ar
rest your brothers aboard the
Rotterdam. Their fight Is your
fight. Remember the glorious
tradition of the POtemkin mu-
tlneers."
There was a minor disturb
ance when a small group of
marines refused TO participate
in the expedition against the
Rotterdam rebels. However,
they were quickly disarmed
and arrested.
Between 2 and 3 in the
morning of September g. the
emhattled liner was brought
into Rotterdam. The decks
were occupied by a company
of marines; the gunboat Nicer
liant followed close astern. Ten
ringleaders were arrested and
flung into prison, charged with
mutiny and sedition. Among
them were our seven German
comrades.
Far grimmer was the out
come of another mutiny which
took place, under the Dutch
flag, on the other side OF the
world a few short months
later. It's preparation and its
technique were closely linked
with the lessons gained in the
rebellion aboard the Rotter-
dam. and were the results of
the silent efforts of the M-de-
partment-the military sec
tion IF tho CnpAinfpTr1 slas---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

they ulun naNC ny IdNOIITV dITIV3EVIIIVIII
zone game which is throwing rings around
canes.
l am a veteran ring thrower ! was
brought up within ) miles Of Coney Island
so ! havehad lot Of practice. Speaking of
Coney Island. when l was a kid l was
riding the merry go-round and trying to
get my cute little fist around tho brass
ring which was good for a free ride
Wei, / fell off the horse. Then the
man wouldn't let me ride any more You
can imagine my humiliation. My ambition
at that time was to be Jockey and there
I was ruled of merry -go-round for not
being able TO ride a wooden horse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-30

ard her captain wirelesSed the
Dutch Admiralty:
"Mutiny-request aid"
In Rotterdam harbor ma
rines were loaded aboard a
pilot ship TO 60 out and down
the mutineers. The gunboat
Meerlant was dispatched by
the Admiralty TO escort the
Rotterdam into port. l had
foreSeen this emergency. and
prepared for il.