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The people's voice., 1941-09-24
COMMUNICATES

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emily, is that the Russians used their
reserves first, reserving the regulars
until the fighting got important. Thus
when you read the word reserves .
you may take this as meaning either
the finest troops in a nations army
or (b) the scrubs. You'll never know,
anyway.
"Blitz." The Germans have two
kinds of blitzkrieg, a slow, lightning
war" as well as fast lightning-war.
At such times as the blitzkrieg has
been in full swing, the Germans were
getting nowhere, apparently, but their
troops picked up speed after Rus
sian announcement that "the blitz is
washout." Inasmuch as many of
the most telling blows struck by the
Russians seem to have been struck
after the Germans had passed by, this
makes little difference, anyway.
"Smolensk." This nomadic city was
held by the Russians long after the
Germans captured it, which must
have caused a good deal of hard feel
ing. The "Smolensk sector" conse-
quently, means the region extending
from the Ural Mountains to the Adlon
bar.
"Gates of Kiev" The nazis an
nounced repeatedly that their troops
were at the gates of Kiey, which ap-
parently are some little distance from
the town itself, crafty Russian ruse
to confuse the invader
stain Line" This is a formidable
array of impregnable Notifications
the nazis were able to crack several
times, although the Russians explain
that no such Notifications exist. In
the sense of Maginot Line, it isn't
there, they declare, being merely a
line of pillboxes, whereas if it were
the Maginot Line, what good would
it do?
Proceeding ON schedule" This is
an ominous sounding phrase, used by
The German high command when
there is bad news. 1t seems to mean
going fine" making progress" or,
On the other hand, may mean things
are in such a mess we haven't found
our own troops, let alone the enemy"
Reader can choose one, drop one and
Durl one.
At the moment, this dictionary
won't be much help. The Russians
ire counter-attacking in points they |
lave not yet lost to the nazi invaders, |
me of the many new tricks saved |
rom American Guardian.
The people's voice., 1941-09-24
Weather

Continued from Page One)
and harvest has begun in Blaine and
Phillips counties. A few other dis
tricts expect to begin harvesting next
week. Some concern is felt about OBJ
tanning adequate help for beet har-
vest.
Farmers continued fall plowing,
wedding and seeding winter wheat
where weather permitted Much
planting remains to be done, how
ever. Early sown winter wheat has
emerged nicely. Abundance of soil
moisture generally assures good germ
ination of early seedd wheat
Ranges and pastures are unusually
green for this time of year Stock
water supplies are generally suffi-
cient. Livestock is in evcellent shape
generally with movement to markets
continuing. Peak of movement is
about October 1st.
The people's voice., 1941-09-24
Consent Decree

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could collect ran to more than one and
one-half billion dollars.
Now, the government is going to
settle, apparently, through consent
decree" The government will agree
to abandon its suits, abandon one and
one-half billion dollars. In return,
the oil companies will agree not to
collect profits of more than TO on
its pipe line investments. But even
there is another typical oil trust joker
the additional profits may be i'm
pounded to build more pipe lines.
Arnold has fought fine fight for
law enforcement against the oil trust
but he has found, on more than one
occasion, that far behind his estab-
lished government lines, gucrrillas
have operated to checkmate him.
The people's voice., 1941-09-24
OKLAHOMA TRIALS IMPORTANT
TO BOOKS and BOOKSELLERS

the fourth defendant and was SEN
fenced June 25th to 10 years in prison
and $4,000 fine. The books and docu-
ments were again admitted as evil
dence, after argument. The fact that
she has sold books in the store was
also used as evidence. Mrs. Wood,
however, like Mr. Jaffee and Mr..
Shaw, was tried only for her member
ship in the communist party.
Eight more cases are still to be
tried, and appeals in the first four
cases are being prepared. The Inter-
national Labor Defense, 112 East 18th
Street, New York, is handling the
legal defense, while the American Civ
il Liberties Union, the League of
American Writers and other groups
are publicizing the cases and sup
porting the lids appeal for funds
Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt contrib
uted $25 to Mr.. Woods defense, con-
tending that Everyone has a right
to Defense"
Booksellers will find several alarm
ing aspects in the cases. If the YER
diets are not reversed a precedent
in Oklahoma and perhaps elsewhere
will be established for the seizure not
only of controversial literature but of
other material on the same shelves,
the arrest of bookshop customers
present in the same shop with such
material, and of booksellers offering
it for sale. The point at issue is not
whether the books circulated exert a
good or bad influence, but whether
they, rather than overt acts of ille-
gality, constitute evidence for con-
viction-Publisher Weekly.
The people's voice., 1941-09-24
Capitol Corridor

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kind Of stuff you are made of or what
you've been drinking lately.
l know that this guys organization
is interested in developing the blue
ruin supply SO that it gets in reach
of everybody, because his letters read
like he was, so now let me hear how
much spunk he's got. Most Of the
guys in the AABF are executive ex-
perts We've got the generals and
all we need are some good scrappy
privates for the ordinary rough work,
and we know that we've got to stop
those jaspers back in Washington or
they're liable to tax this blue ruin
necessity of real life out of existence.
OF course maybe this bozo just
wants to talk or write letters to the
editor. Maybe he doesn't realize the
seriousness of this thing and I'm seri-
GUS about 1t.
And thirsty too. JAKE.
The people's voice., 1941-09-24


1941, who is an inmate of the state
tuberculosis sanitarium, but who has
no wife or children, is entitled to re-
ceiye such payment, $4,000 per
month"; and this regardless of whether
or not the county pays for his main
tenance at such institution"
In his discussion of the law, Attor-
|ney General Bonner recites that while
the law provides that the silicosis vic
TINS are not entitled to payments
from the welfare fund if receiving
compensation under the Workmen's
Compensation act of the state of Mon
tana, old age assistance from the state
of Montana or the government Of the
United States which will equal the
$4,000 payment allowed - under
the silicosis provision of the welfare
act. However, he calls attention to
the fact that though silicosis is
disability resulting from certain in
dustrial occupations, such as mining,
milling, smeltering, etc." it is "
not classified by our law as a dis
ability coming within the Workmen's
Compensation Act s. :" This again
shows the influence of the ACM com
pany.
The attorney general holds that any
silicosis victim has been assured by
the last legislature of an income from
public funds of all descriptions, sum
of not less than $50 a month; if he
receives nothing from any other
source, he must be paid $50 by the
welfare fund; if he receives less than
a total of $50 from other sources, the
welfare department must pay the diff
ference.
1t is possible that the board of ex-
The people's voice., 1941-09-24

aminers may find it necessary II pos
sible to do SO, to declare an "emer-
gency" under the general provisions
of the welfare act providing for such,
to meet the situation which has
arisen.
While the record of the voting on
the measure which saddled the re-
sponsibilities of the ACM company on
the general taxpayers of the state
shows that many of the representa-
tives of labor voted for the measure,
a great majority of them did so be-
cause they knew that was the only
way, because of the control by the
special interests of the majority of
the members, that any relief for the
silicosis victims could be secured.
The people's voice., 1941-09-24
Big Money

Continued from Page One)
at least loan prices which are averag-
ing between 1914 cents and $101 a
bushel Without the support of mar
keting quotas, acreage allotments and
the loan program, farmers would prob
ably be receiving prices for their
grain comparable to those received in
the early thirties when there was no
farm program and huge wheat sur
pluses existed"
The people's voice., 1941-09-24
Gas and Oil


Continued from Page One)
for other months since the first of
the year.
"The average amount of crude oil
refined since January 1st, is 100000
barrels month" the report said,
"hence there is approximately two
month supply of crude oil in storage
for the refineries average runs"
In listing gas production figures
the board said: "These figures will
not coincide with those prepared by
other boards since their calculations
represent the amount consumed in
Montana only
The people's voice., 1941-09-24
Montana Loss

Continued from Page One)
those over 10000 increased by 58.
The cold figures showing losses in
farms given below, bear implications
OF tragedy and danger:
Statistics from U. S. Bureau of Census
griculture-Montana
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (pHoNE CHERRY $500
Tax Exemptions
Hit by Council

Mayor Edward J. JoffrieS Jr
today obtained approval of Com,
mon Council on a resolution con
demning at attempt by the United
States Senate TO exempt British
and federal-owned defense plants
from local taxation.
A secret treaty with the Brit.
iSh government providing for tho
exemption was recently exposed by
Michigan Senator Vandenberg.
The mayor told the council that
Canada does not grant such con
ceSSionS TO the British crown and
that Detroit would be hard hit
because Of the concentration OF
goyernment-owned defense plants
in this city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

O They're the most powerful of tn
biggest selling low-priced trucks; Cd they'r
economical beyond any haulage equal an
(5) they're surprisingly dependable, as the
record AA.A. tests clearly prove!
Choose Chevrolets and you II own the truck
that are ge0red to hduIdge leadership for tn
Defense Program-geared to "stand the GAIT
of these hard working, fast-movine times!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
"A Round of Hits
Driver Held on Drunk Charge After CoIIdne With
Street Car. Two Autos and Pedestrian

Jacob winck, IS, Of 6239
.Grandy avenue, who admitted hav-
ing had three shots and three
beers is held on a drunk driving
charge today after he collided
with a DSR street car, two autos
and seriously injured a woman
pedestrian and a woman passen-
ger.
Ignoring red light at Chene
and East Ferry avenue. police
said, Gawinek struck Mrs. Anna
Poilwlka. 81, of 4450 Dubois ave
nue.. throwing her 30 feet and
fraeturing her leg. shoulder and
ribs. She is in a critical condition
in Receiving Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

Gawineks car then struck an
auto driven by Bronislaw Scibor
". of 2635 East Warren avenue
Scibor's wife. Mary. II. suffered
"a fractured leg. The impact drove
Sclbor'S car into one driven by
Peter Aulsscuinas, 81, Of $50 Ly-
caste avenue.
Police said il was Gawinek's car
which Sideswiped a street car at
Chene street and Kirby avenue a
few seconds earlier and kept on
going.
For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

LONDON. Nov. 26.-Alexander
Sloan. Laborite NJ. r.. today de-
manded in the House OF Commons
that the Duke OF Windsor be re-
called as governor Of the Bahamas
because of the "Ostentation" of the
duke and duchesss recent visit 10
the United States.
Sloan's suggestion received a
short answer from the govern
ment
Told that the couple toured
America with the government s
approval. Sloan demanded
as the government aware Of
the bitter comment in United
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Nate s. Shdpero Gets
Institute Office

Nate s. Shapcro. president Of
ihc Cunningham Drug Stores and
r. r. Williams president OF tho
s. s. KreSge Company. both De-
troIters. today held Offices in the
Institute Of Distribution. Inc. an
association serving chain stores.
Shapcro was reelected VICE pre~I-
dent and Williams. = director, AT a
meeting m New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
LISTED AND RATED

Dies d clared that in addi-
ton 10 the -four prominent as
stStautS nam lie d - the BradyS,
Palmer and Tippi,t there are
"at least 10 other employees IN Mr.
Henderson agenc- WHO have
records OF affiiiation with Com
munist front organizations
Brady was listed a. head con
sllltant OF OPAGS- 81 500 4
year Mrs. Brady. principal con-
sultant in on u m r education
$500; Tippiit. assistant chief OF
the rent section. $500, and
Palmer. conSultant. Al $50 a day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Hush Windsor Critic
House Of Commons Pays Scant Heed TO Laborite' S
Demand for Recall of Duke From Bahamas

states newspapers, especially
about the ostentatious display of
jewelry and finery at period
when the people Of this country
are strictly rationed ."
George Henry Hall. colonial
secretary, said the government
was aware of no such criticism
and there the matter dropped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

Here they the greatest line of trucks
and commercial cars ever buiit BY the leading
truck builder of America . :. the 1912 Cheuo-
lets, on nine separate wheeIbases, and with Cd
modes-aIl selling in the lowest price field
They're built for these times-built to give
extra efficient haulage service and the new
CheToletS with LOAD Master" engine have the
following outstanding qualifications for the job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Redford Employees Strike

The eight employees Of the sewer
department in BEDFORD Township
went on strike today and picketed
the township hall when demands
for wage increase were refused
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Plan Defense Class Visit

Parent-teacher groups will visit
defense classes tonight I'm Cass
Technical High School As the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

social relations trip planned by
the Detroit Council OF Parents and
Teachers. Guides will be at the
school az 8 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Rep. Dies |ndi(ts
Chief 0PA Aides
As Communists
v GEO. ROTHWELL BROWN
Special TO THE DETROIT TIMES

WASHINGTON, Nov. pal
ready made deeply suspicious Of
the Communist leanings of IN,
associates Leon Henderson ha,
gathered around him in the Office
of Price Administration. the
House OF Representatives today
listened wiih=grave= Haisgivines ia
a savage indictment of this entire
setup.
The indictment was i'm speech
during debate on the pending price
control bill by Rep. Martin Die,
OF Texas, chairman Of the specia.
ii ouse committee investigating
subversIve and un-American ac-
tivities.
Dies directed his remarks par
ticularly 10 the records OF four
of Henderson's chief aides Rob
ert A. Brady, Mildred Edie Brady
Dewey II. Palmer and T o m
Tlppctt-Whom he described as
higher bracket employees in Lcor
Henderson's agency" with long
IfAblhN III dllllld llOll WIFI AOlll-
munlst organizations"
OPPOSED TO u. =. SYSTEM"
The Texas congressman recalled
that about three months ago be
had brought TO the attention OF
President Roosevelt the kind Of
people who were employed in the
Office Of Price Administration.
and that az that time he had
shown by unlmpeachablc docu-
mcnts' and from their own writ
ings" that these four Henderson
aides "wcre opposed 70 the Amcri-
can system OF democratic free
enterprise
To-day have made a check
~ the Office OF Price Admins
tration," Dies continued. land
Il find that these four per
sons are still employed there.
- Despite the overwhelming and
unansWerable evidence that they
are persons OF decidedly Com
munist views, they continue TO
hold their positions under Hen
derson and to draw their salaries
at the expense of the American
taxpayers.
La gaceta., 1941-04-08

Gran Matinee
Preparase la estimada Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Circulo Gu
La gaceta., 1941-04-08

sin6nimo de intrangigencia y 81
mismo tempo de aliento para
los enemigos de la ley.
Nosotros, y creemos represen
tar eli sentimiento del $50 de la
colonia latina, patrocinamos la
temperance por medic de la <
G~u>a,i6n, no de la "yiolencia"
eiereida por los pastores de las
iglesias.
La temperancia... es conve-
n%iente, sana y criStiana; pero
impulsada por la educaci6n. nc
por discursos 'ya olvidados' y
de pOca Influenza en- ell concep-
to de las personals que saben pen
sar por Su cuenta,
La gaceta., 1941-04-08
P~alpitaciones de
la colonia latina
LA ACTITUD DE UN
SENOR PASTOR

Hoy volvera a discutirse en-
ell ayuntamiento, con Ia OpOsi-
ci6n de los concejales sensatos,
la proposition antiliberal e in
transigente de los senores M
nistros" de Tampa.
Els una proposition de mentes
que miriam ell problema social del
alcohol no a traves de la educa-
ci6n Y la instruction, sine pOr
un CRYSTAL de aumento que refle1
ia su intolerancia.
Els una proposition de matiz
antidemocratica, por cuanto "a
fecta a los derechos individual
les, aun cuando los senores mi
nistros Sc dan golpes de pechO y
opinan 10 contrario.
Y ahora que de nuevo mencio-
namos csc problema, vamos a
relatar un incidente ocurrido Ia
La gaceta., 1941-04-08
NOTAS SOCIALES
(POR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

bano para ell Domingo de Gas
ter.
En- esta sociedad tendremos
la oportunidad de yer a lindas
damitas luciendo sus trajes de
verano.
Tocara Don Francisco. con
los Gltimos hits de la Temporal
da.
Las Damas pagaran 25 cts. y
los Caballeros so cts.
Habran meSaS alrededor del
salon, las que podran ser ocupa-
das sin coSto alguno.
La gaceta., 1941-04-08

Odd Fellows, para que aSista-
mos a la Tenida Blanca que Sc e
fectuara ell pr6ximo Viernes,
en- los salones de la Legion Anne
ricana de Ybor.
Ell programa confeccionado
para eSta tenida, es ell Siguien-
te:
Aperture por ell hermano
Salvador Llosa, P.G.M., que ac-
tuara de Mestro de Ceremonies.
invocation, por Isidro Marti-
nez.
Selection musical por la Srta.
Katherine Ficcio.
Presentation de los Mobiles
Grandes de las Logias ProgresO
No. 81 e Ideal No. So.
Selection, Maine Ferlita, a.
companada al piano por la Srta.
FicciO.
Tap y RumOa ,Lor las hernia
mas Dolly Y Jean Echeverria.
Selection por la Srta. Merce-
DIES Sanchez, acOmpanada por ell
notable guitarrista Sr. joaquin
Barcena.
Srta. Oceola Fernandez.
Gloria Caruso.
Aida la Prida, acOmpahada
por Elisa Llera.
N1meros de Acorde6n por la
Srta. Adamo.
Muy agradecido a la GENTLE
"a.
La gaceta., 1941-04-08

Semana pasada, en- la session del
ayuntamiento.
Hablaba el ST.. Jose A, COMA
lez, p~residente de la sociedad
Centric Asturiano, oponiendoSe
al cierre dominica, por cuanto
periudica grandemente al Gem
trO.
DeScribia la vida decente Y
constructive de eSa institution,
la obra que realiza en- favor lie
SuS miembros y de la comuni-
dad. cuando ell Rev. Branscomb,
un senior prominente, sin saber
10 que decia compare al Centre
ASturiano con un Joint, esos
lugaraS de perdici6n donde las
infelices mujeres son engaha-
das y eXplotadas.
FL Sr. Gonzalez lie contest6 e.
nergicamente y despu6s lie ba-
tieron en- ell "agujero" de su afr
maci6n desatinada e irrespon-
sable, los ediles latinos Cannella
y Pacheco.
Sabiendo que habia faltado a
la verdad bajo la Influenza de
un nitrate" intolerante, ell Sr.
Branscomb recogio sus pala.
bras.
FL h0mbre de Dios habfa ca
lumniadO... bajo la ceguera de
un criterio que ell pueblo de Tam
pa rechaza.
Convencido de su error supo
rectificar; pero debera pedirle
indulgencia a su Dios por ha-
blair inmediatamente y poner a
una sOciedad digna, decente y
humanitaria en- ell nivel de los
joints. que no son visitados
pOr la colOnia latina.
Arrepentido ell Sr. Branscomb,
eS recordarle que no Sc lie
guarda rencOr, pero Sc lie aeon
seja mida bien sus palabras.
Hablar Y calumniar... no es
propio de un ministro.
Hablar a tOntas y a locas... no
.encaja dentro de les principles
de un ciudadano que tiene ell de-
Der de amar a sus convecinos.
Hablar airadamente, como 81
10 hizo, no es propio de un dis
ecuanime de Jesucristo.
Perdonado como esta por los
i~nsultados, el Rev. Branscomb
cree servir a su conciencia por
medic de la prohibition, que es
La gaceta., 1941-04-08

AELIEVH PAIN IN PnW MINUTES
slsm, Neuritis, Neuralgia OF LumbaTo, in a
few minutes. get the Doctors formula
NURlTO. Dependahle-no opiates, no mar
cotios. Does the work qulckly-must relieve
cruel pain. 20 your satisfaction in a fev
minutes or money back at Druggists. Donh
suffer. Use NURITo on this guarantees today.
La gaceta., 1941-04-08
Fiesta Pl1imdvercl

Ell domingo 20, la Secci6n de
Propaganda del Centre Espa-
mol, de la que es presidente eI
Sr. JESUS Alberdi, celebrara
su gran Picnic denominadc
Fiesta Primaveral."
Sc verificara en- los Salones
del edificio de West Tampa.
La fiesta principiara con un
un suculento almuerzo y por
la tarde habra bale.
Ell producto de la fiesta Sc
"a destinado a poner al CO.
rriente a todos aquellOs aso-
ciados que por su mala situa-
ci6n Sc italian atrasados EN- ell
page de sus Quotas.
Ell precio de entrada y al
muerzo Sc ha fijado en- Sl.3O
La gaceta., 1941-04-08
Bale I%ntantl

Reina animation entire nues-
ira ninez para ell bale infantil y
Certamen de Simpatia que efec-
tuaran las "Hermanas de E
Bien P1blico."
Esta fiesta Sc verificara en-
ell mes de Mayo, en- uno de nues-
tros SalOnes.
Pr6ximamente daremos otros
detalles.
La gaceta., 1941-04-08
Bale de EedSter en- ell
Centre EspGIOl

FL pr6ximo Domingo, y como
en- todas las fiestas que celebta
la estimada Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Espanol, Sc vera in
vadido ell salon de fiestas del e.
dificio e la Septima y Gale 16.
Comenzara a las ochO y media
de Ia noche y terminara a las
1890.
En- la plataforma de la musi-
ca oiremos a Don Francisco.
No faltaran las mesas alrede-
dor del salon. para comodidad
de los bailadores.
Regiran precios razonables.
La gaceta., 1941-04-08

A la reunion asistieron los
vecinos. Las juntas tendran e.
fecto los Lunes de cada sema-
ma y en- ell Auditorio del Pom
ce de Leon Court.
Felicitamos a la oficialidad,
a la que brindamos nuestra
cooperation.
La gaceta., 1941-04-08

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por < ing
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-04-08
tsaud para Ell quito pastor,

tsasnd para Ell quito pastors
pero recomendandole aproveche
la lecci6n del martes w.. no olvi-
de que su prohibition tiende a
crear enemigos de la ley entire
las personals que aman a Dies,
pero reclaman respeto para sus
derechos como individuos y bue-
nos cristianoS.
La gaceta., 1941-04-08
Santos del DfG
Dionisio Y Alberto.
Nueva Oticialidad

En- la junta celebrada en- la
nOche de aver por los miembros
de la nueva organization "Pon-
ce de Leon Mems Club, fue ele-
.gida la oficialidad que habra de
regirlo en- ell preSente ano.
EStos son: Ibrahim Diaz, pre-
sidente, pOr unanimidah Jose
Alvarez, Vice Presidente; Fran
cisco Fernandez, Secretario;
Luis Acosta, Vice Secretario
Enrique Torres, Tesorero y Roy
Gallinar, Vice Tesorero.
La gaceta., 1941-04-08
Pr6rinla Verbend

Segdn informes extraoficia-
les que recibimoS, la Sociedad
Cfrculo Cubano inaugurara la
temporada de fiestas en- ell Pa
tio-Jardin, ell II del entrante
mes de Mayo.
Seglm tranScurran los dias,
dando detalles.
La gaceta., 1941-04-08

Una Invitation
Recibimos una fina invita-
zion de las Logias Progreso No.
81 e Ideal No. 55, de la 0rden