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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

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he'd made Jimmy spill the
sack.
20 Jimmy might almost have
liked him. II mother hadn't
coddled him so much. When
she tucked in Jimmy at night.
she tucked in Alfred too, and
kissed him good night. And
when dad gave Jimmy a
bicycle for his birthday. he
gave Alfred one also, though
it wasn't Alfred's birthday.
Jimmy began to wish the
war would be over, so Alfred
could go back where he be-
longed. Only maybe he didn't
have anywhere to go. There
was something wrong about
his parents.
Jirnmy's mother told Jimmy
not to question Alfred about
his mother, so Jimmy. ridden
with curiosity, gulped it back,
even when Alfred confided
about his father being in
Egypt.
ALWAYS WITH ARMY
1.-THE war hasn't made IL
awfully different with him."
Alfred said. Hes always been
with the army one place or
another. Sometimes we were
with him. India was rather
fun"
He didn't specify who I'VE"
meant. and he didn't mention
his mother.
Another thing Jimmy re-
sented in Alfred was what he
had feared from the beginning.
Alfred cultivated the favor of
grownups, especially of
Jimmy's mother. He was
goody-g oody about brushing
his teeth and sticking his hair
to please her.
This made Jimmy look even
more uncurried than usual. by
contrast. He went about de-
family sloppy, with the I'M
fortunate results of severe
seedlings from mother. ard a
bad hair brush incident from
dad.
Then Alfred gave mother
the roses. He was always
doing little things she liked,
such as holding a chair for
her or carrying bundles. He
heard her say she liked pink
roses, so he used his quarter
a week allowance-the same
as Jimmys-and bought her
three enormous ones.
DOUBLED HIS FISTS
She kissed him and was so
pleased that Jimmy. who had
spent his quarter on marbles
and licorice, felt rebuked.
Later, alone with Alfred. he
commanded angrily:
you stop giving flowers to
my mother. She's my mother,
not yours"
He doubled his fists. Alfred
backed away. Apart from
that hair raising episode with
the broom bayonet, Alfred
was no fighter. His big eyes
looked hurt and he said
meekly:
quite 50. I understand"
That was telling him,
Jimmy thought, triumphant.
After that Alfred was more
careful. He didn't go rushing
around offering to run errands
and sticking his nose in
wherever mother was, and he
laid off giving her more
roses.
But once Jimmy saw him in
the back hal, surreptitiously
cleaning mud off mothers
galoshes. That was a crazy
thing to do, because she
wouldn't give him credit for
it: she wouldn't even know
who'd done 1t.
Jimmy couldn't bawl him
out for presumption under
these circumstances. and he
watched in curiosity while
Alfred set the galoshes neatly
side by side, and gave them a
little pat with his hand.
Maybe this was culture.
Jimmy wondered.
Anyway he knows his
place around here now" he
decided. "She,s my mother,
not his"
\ Soon after this the accident
happened. Dad was going
away on business and mother
had driven him to the train.
She was too hurried to take
the boys. Jimmy and Alfred
and their crowd, we're playing
baseball in a lot.
jimmy was taking q rather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Daily Short Story
By ROBERTA YATES

I'd rather not talk about It,"
Alfred said in a choked voice.
He was funny, Jimmy de-
cided. You'd think a boy
who'd been in that excite
ment would brag about il.
He couldn't make this out.
But in some ways Alfred was
okay. For instance when
mother seolded Jimmy for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

period of 1000 B. c., there Is a picture
of that breed of dog now known as the
dachshund So II you have a dachshund
named Gretchen change her name to Cleo
patra at once.
I" s FOR the wisdom of sending lad to
"A q co-oducational college," writes a
New Yorker. 81 feel John Ersl<ine had 1t
right when he said: Feminine influence In
co-educstionaI college has developed
maIe student who Is q combination ,of
gigolo. q lounge lizard and . male dress
maker"
To determine what type Of persons
likes which color a Manhattan outfit Is
TO conduct a test. This already has been
done. Research revealed athletes prefer
red, intellectuals like blue. egoists glory in
yellow. the convivial like orange and the
lovelorn are partial to crimson Her
husband. very sick man. was ordered on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Better Health
By Dr.. Logan Clendening

1T is the month Of sore
Threats and the sound of the
gargle is heard in the land.
Does gargling do any good?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Elsie Robinson
Loue Is Many AnsWers

YOU hfes biggest adventure Love- you
are sure would put into your life and beauty and
wonder. If you could find it.
So all your you been looking for love which would
do that you found it, Even though you may
be married and seemingly happy you still have secret feeling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
KILLED BY BOMB

Jimmy. Alfred began to cry
too He did IL silently, with
big. quiet drops falling from
his eyes. as though he'd cried
out all the noise in him long
ago.
my mother died." Alfred
said. "a dirty old bomb hit
our house when I was at
school,"
They were at the hospital
again-two sleek, brushed,
small boys. Jimmy carried a
bunch of pink roses. His
heart pounded when dad
beckoned them into the room.
Mothers face was still pale
but her eyes were bright, and
she smiled first at Jimmy, her
own son.
Alfred trailed a little be-
hind, for he'd learned his
place. Then Jimmy said a
crazy thing as he handed the
roses to mother.
These are from both of
u.s." he said. Because I've
given half OF you to Alfred"
THE END.
Mondays short story: pas
Pet" by Dorothy West.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

mean JOY In the TACT That
Alfred didn't know the first
thing about baseball. and kept
muffing his catches.
Then Sue Ellen, the cook.
came running and screaming
about mother being hurt.
Afterward they found out how
it happened.
Dad was on the train and
mother was smiling after 1t as
she backed out of the station,
so she didn't see red lights or
a freight on the crossing. But
at the minute Jimmy knew
nothing except the mixedup
nightmare Sue Ellen babbled.
Afterward, too, he realized
that Alfred had seen about
calling a taxicab so they got
to the hospital quickly.
SHE LOOKED STILL
They tched Jimmy's
mother being wheeled from
the operating theater to her
room. She looked white and
still. She didn't even open
her eyes to look at Jimmy.
Then a nurse told them kindly
to run along home.
When they got there the
other boys were waiting. and
began firing questions at
Jimmy about the accident. He
couldn't answer. II he tried
TO speak. he'd start bawling
like a cry baby. He wanted
to get away by himself and
pretend mother was all right.
He couldn't manage to explain
this, but Alfred said:
Let him alone, fellows"
Neighbor women were TAX
ing charge. They said dad
would come back as soon as
the wire reached him, and that
Aunt Mary was on her way
over. They tried to make
Jimmy eat food that choked
him.
He crept to his room and
shut the door and sat there
numbly. He made promises
to God, about what he'd do If
God would make mother get
well. He'd wash. and comb
his hair the rest of his life.
Discomfort didn't m t I er.
Nothing mattered except that
she walk in, laughing, or even
frowning and scolding.
After a while Alfred tip
toed in. 1t was his room, too.
He had a right here. But
Jimmy cried angrily:
go away. Can't you see
I'm busy"
81 called the hospital"
Alfred said. "And they said
your mother IL conscious now.
They said it's only a broken
leg and she'll be all right
again."
Jimmy grabbed his arm.
They said she'd be all right,
sure:"
Sure"
eff / could get that old
train-if / could hit that old
engin eer.." said Jimmy
hoarsely.
Then without warning, he
began to cry. He couldn't
stop. He heaved in big, gulps,
like the worst crybaby in the
world.
"All right, so I'm q cry
baby" he bawled at Alfred.
II guess you don't know how
IL feels to have your mother
all hurt"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
the Side
By E. v. During

A little while in the shine Of the
We TUNED together Joined lips forgot
How the shadows fau when day 70 done
Ard chsn love Is not.
Ernest Dowson.
response feminine readers
viewing will quote
the btterest poem read. We aim to please-EvD
THE dachhund originated in Egypt That is what this depart
continues stouty maintain the face of contradc
ton alleged experts the character the dahshund
there's nothing These little dogs lean TO the
Oriental Besides Egyptian Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

Ofhand think Of Grover Cleveland Alexander the base
pitcher; Cleveland Fuller jockey Washington
of the George Washington
Hill, tobacco magnate.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
LLAMAD0 A DECIAARAR Ell
CONDESTABL EGRAVES

FL Gran Jurado del Condado
llam6 aver a dsclarar al condos.
table Graves.
FL fiscai del estado, Rex Fa-
rrior, que asesora al Gran Jura-
do, manifesto que la session con-
tinua"a hoy.
Antes del condestab& habia
de<iarado ell Sr. w. L. Mott, Sc
;retario de los comisionados del
Condado, encargado de abonar
las cuentas de los juzgados de
Oaz.
Creese cue sera llamado tam
hi6n ell iuez de paz Turner, a
quien ell fiscal Williams recien-
ementa acus6 de obstruir la ac-
ion de la justicia,
Uno &c los diputados de Graves
Tony DiLorenzo, recientemente
ue acusado de ser instrumental
N las manos de Charlie Wall.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28

ga, sin embargo, 10 que mas i'm
porta es quien hizo Ell Gltimo dis
paro. Nosotros les americanos
hemOs limpiado los puentes "
hemos tornado ~nuestras posiciO-
mes en- la batalla.
Pide ell presidente que Sc in
t~ensifiqUe la production de ar.
mamentos, dando a cada Soda
do las mejores armas que pue-
dan fabricarse en- toda la terra.
La production industrial no
pIede ser entorrecida o parali-
zada por las obstrucciones egois
tas de una peoueha pero peligro-
ga minOria de administrators
de industries que desean alcan-
Ear ganancia extras, o mantle
ner sus negocios como de cos
tumbre". Tampoco podra ser
dificultada 0 paralizan por la
sgoista obstruction de una pc
quena pero pe,igrosa minoria
de lideres obreros que son una
verdadera amenaZa para la eau
sa del trabajo mismo, al igual
que para la naci6n en- conjun-
to-.
Agreg6 que los planes de Hit
Ter no deben inquietarnos, como
inquietan a los critics. cuyas
palabras Sc reciben con aplau-
sos por la Prensa y la Radio
del Eje. los Nazis tienen va
81 lista de he,oes modernos de
America. Desgraciadamente es
una lista corta y me alegra sa-
Der que no contiene mi nom
bre".
Habl6 ell presidente con lem
titud y en- tono firme a energi-
co.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
Ell JUEZ HOLT CONFEREN-
CIO CON Ell G~OBERNADOR

Tallahassee, oct. Gloon el
gdbernador Holland cOnferen-
clio aver ell juez George f. Holt,
de la Corte del Circuito de Dade
que la semana pasada destituy6
a un lndividuo que otro iuez ha-
bfa nOmbrado para tomar decla
raciones en- un case de divorcio.
IN conferencia con ell gober-
nador, dijo ell juez, ha sido salts
factoria. Estuyo relakionada
con csc case de divorcio de que
hablaron los peri6dicos.
Holland nombr6 a Holt en- la
primavera pasada. FL individuo
.destituido, W. A. Rothar, habia
sido nombrado por el juez w.
w. Trammell.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
CORTE DE 10

AL juez Hines Sc comunic6
aver ell arresto en- Troy, estado
le Alabama, de Frank Clesi, We
elmo del 113 East Lafayette.
lue So habia marchado de aqui
apesar de que por 81 habiar
urestado una fianza dos compa-
MAS locales.
Como Clesi no cOmpareci6 en-
la corte al ser citado. ell jueZ
dispuso la incautaei6n de la
garantia prestada.
Sera traido a esta ciudad y
.debera depositar una fianza no
me9or de So, 900.
Por penetrar a robar en- la
Residential de A. c. Ferlita,
2311 de la avenida 81, ell juez
Hines Impulse una condena de
Us amos de preside al negro
Charles T. Lewis. Ferlita sor-
prendi6 al negro cuando regis
traba los muebles del segundo
piso.
Fueron absueltos, pOr dife-
rentes pequenos delitos, los 10
venes Clyde Moore, del 2010 de
la Cuarta avenida, Y Frank C..
Boyd. Por una grave ofensa con
ira la moral, T. w. Walker, de
40 amos, y Versell Green, de Is
amos, un negro, fueron condo
nados a seis amos cada uno
La gaceta., 1941-10-28

No permita listed que ell poll
tico professional, a la GAIA de pc
setas, le olga: No estan hacien.
do nada...
Sc esta hacienda mucho para
lograr la derrota de la ordenan.
"a "seca"; mas para ciertos in
dividuoS la acci6n efectiVa sc
mide por ell dinero que ellos re-
chen
No eSpere que lie vayan a bus
car ell dfa a. Dirijase a su cole
gio electoral Y vote en- contra dc
la ordenanza que tiende a pro-
hibir los Cabarets de las socie-
dades latinas, los Picnics y a.
mismo tempo quebrantar los
negocios de nuestros principa-
les restaurantes y hOteles.
ST la prohibition parcial nc
es derrotada, desapareceran los
Cabarets de los sabados por Ia
noche, una importante fuente
de ingresos para las sociedades
mutualistas; 81 la prOhibici6r
parcial predomina, los senores
pastores lie asestaran lei golpe
de muerte a los Picnics del do
mingo.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28

dicen que ell discurSo hubiese
sido "gracioSo" de no ser por
ell hecho de que las normas
del Presidente pudieran tener
directas consecuencias. En- tia
liza Sc interpreted como que sig
nifica convoyes Y otro paso err
direction de la beligerancia.
I'm funcionario japon6s decla
r6: mi gobierno estudiara ell
discourse con inter6s. Todos
los peri6dicos ingleses elogian
ell dicurso.
Uno de ellos dice que Esta-
dos Unidos sc mueve lenta, pc
70 inexorablemente en- diree-
ci6n de la guerra.
Washington, Octubre 28.-
En- ell Senado adquiere fuerza
el movimientO para guitar de
la ley de neutralidad los ar.
ticulos que entorpecen la ac-
cion de la marina americana
en- los siete mares. Apesar de
la oposici6n de Wheeler y o.
trOs aislicionistas, la mayoria
de republicanos y dem6cratas
continGa creciendo. Trece o.
positores Sc reunieron aver
con Wheeler y Taft. Pronosti-
CO Taft que 81 las revisiones a
la ley son aprobadas, "dentro
de 60 dias estaremos en- que
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
No Sc permitiran las obstrucciones egoistas de
pequenos grupos de patronos y "lideres" obreros

Washington, oct. 28.-Ha-
blando por la Radio a la ma
ci6n y a TODD ell mundo, ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt manifesto
anoche que los ''tiros" han
comenzado va y ell pals debe
ayudar a destruir ell regimen
de Hitler.
Revel6 ell presidente que po
see un mapa, hecho en- Alema-
mia, en- Ell cual Sc bOrran las
fronteras existentes en- IA PAL
SEES de Centre y Sud America
y Sc las sustituye con "cinco
estados vasallos", uno de los
cuales ejercera ell dominic
sobre ell canal de Panama.
AL mismo tempo manifesto
que tiene en- su poder un plan
de los nazis para destruir to-
das las existentes religiones,
ST Hitler alcanza la victoria, y
substituirlas con una iglesia in
ternacional Nazi. En- lugar de Ia
Biblia las palabras de mi Lu-
cha" seran impuestas Y obliga-
das a cumplir como 81 fueran
las sagradas escrituras; en- lu-
gar de la cruz de Cristo Sc pom
dra la cruz canada y una espa-
da desenvainada.
NosOtros hemos tratado de E.
vitar los disparos, perO los IT,
ros va han comenzado. Y la his
toria registra quien dispar6 el
primer trio, E MIA carrera lar
La gaceta., 1941-10-28

"Hemos querido evitar ell CO.
mienzo de los disparos-decla-
re anoche ell presidente Roose-
welt. Pero va $ cha empezado a
tirar. Y la historic regiStra en-
sus paginas Iquien hizo ell pri-
mer disparo".
"America ha sido atacada.
Ell Instructor 'Kerny' no es so
lamente un buque de la marina
de Estados Unidos. Pertenece
a TODD hombre, mujer y nino en-
esta naci6n". "Yo tengo en- mi
poder un mapa secneto hecho
en- Alemania por ell gobierno de
Hitler-por los planeadores del
nuevo orden en- ell mundo". Es-
tie mapa de la America del Sur
Y una parte de la America Gen.
trail como Hitler Sc propone
reorganizarlas. Vuestro gobier-
no tiene en- su poder otro docu-
mento hecho en- Aiemania pOr ell
gobierno de Hitler. Els un plan
para abolir todas las existen-
ties religiones y sustituir la cruz
de Cristo por la "svastica'.
"El dos de la sangre y ell HE
rro tomara Ell lugar delDios de
amor y misericordia':
Muestra ell mapa secreto a
que Sc refiere ell P~residente, Sc
gin las personas enteradas, Ia
attraction de las f%ronteras de
Ia naciones Centre y Sud Anne
ricanas.... Sc formaran einco
"estados vasallOs'' Y . uno De
La gaceta., 1941-10-28

Cuando un obrero no Sc colo
ca frente a la antidemOcracia,
representada en- Tampa pOr la
ordenanza 'se2a', debe suponer-
Sc que la falta discernimiento Q
prefiere la esclavitud a Ia liber-
tad.
La V de Goebbels pertenece
por entero a los intransigentes,
a los que intentan arruinar, sin
revelar sus prop6sitos, a las So
ciedades latinas.
No hay mas que un canine
para dominar a los prohibicio-
nistas, a los "secos" de alma
votar en- contra de su "pestilen-
tie" ordenanza.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28

La naci6n exige complete
lealtad y no la sirven bien los
patronos sin alma y tampoco
esos pocos lfderes obreros,
intrigantes, dinicos, que siste-
maticamente Sc oponen al L.
nico Presidente que ha sabido
elevar ell nivel econ6mico y
moral de so millones de ira
.bajadores.
Los que aman de veras a
Dios detestan la violencia y
solo recurren a ella en- un ca
So extreme,
Los pastores locales patro-
cinan una ordenanza basada
en- la violencia, es decir, en- ell
atropello de los derechos In
dividuales.
La tarea de educares mas
larga y menos productive"
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
Creese que los ngleses crearan I'm
frente de guerra en- ell Caucaso
Kharkov no ha caido aun en- poder de lo
Preparan los nazis un ataque en- Ell sector
de Leningrado

der del ejercito sovi6tico, no
obstante las noticias de los ma
EiS.
La situaci6n ha mejorado no
ablemente EN- ell centric.
TodOs los contraataques de
los nazis, en- ell sector de MOI
haisk, han sido rechazados.
Cr6ese que lor nazis estan re
tirando tropas en- direction de
DonetZ.
Las tropas del mariscal de
campo nazi Fedor Won Book
combaten fiera e ince, ante
mente en- Mozhaisk y Maloya
%roslavetr, pero no logran rea-
liar nuevoS avances.
Los nazis preparan un nue.
vO ataque en- ell sector nOroes-
te, del cual Leningrado es ell
centric,
T4Cras mandadas por ell ge
neral Zakharkib siguen impi-
diendo que los alemanes cru
cen ell rio Okla.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
LA TAMPA GAS OBTIENE
POR SU INVERSION UN
R~ENDIMIENTO NETO MA
YOR DE z POR CIENTO

La famOsa Junta de Utili-
dad, obra del senador Whita-
ker, admiti6 aver que la COM
pania Tampa Gas obtlene so
bre su inversion una ganancia
meta de mas de siete por cien-
to y que procede, sin demora,
buscar una base sObre la cual
apoyar la rebaja en- sus tart
fas.
Uno de los miembros de la
Junta, ell abogado Henry c.
Tillman, declare que ell exec
so de capacidad de la fabrica
de gas es de AZ por ciento, en-
lugar del 20 por ciento calcu-
lado por los ingenieros consul
torres Burns and Mcdonnell.
Esto, explic6, resultaria en-
una Naluaci6n de $500, 900 me
nos que la cantidad sehalada
por los ingenieros.
Los ingenieros calculan en-
100000 de pies cGbicos, al
dia, la capacidad productora
de la planta; ell minimo de
production, en- 1910, fue de
400, 900.
Con la adAci6n del campa-
mento MacDiR, ell campamen-
to Drew y o. ras construcciN
mes, la produdf i6n, en- &c
bieV, no pasata de SO
La gaceta., 1941-10-28

Mosc1, Octubre 28.-Los ma
ziS dicen encontrarse hoy a
corta diStancia de Rostov, la
puerta de en- rada, Segun los
peri6d.cos extranjeros, a los
campos petroleros del Cauca-
so.
Esta proximidad de los ma
us a Rostov hace inminene la
entrada en- la guerra de los
ejercitos que manda ell gene
raj ingles Wavell. Cr6ese que
tan pronto los nazis cap.uren
a Rostov, las tropas inglesas
,avanzaran desde Irania Y es-
,tableceran en- ell Caucaso un
nuevo fren'e de guerra.
En- ell frente central, ell pun
to mas cercano a la capital,
ocupado por los alemanes, es-
ia situado a mas de 40 millas.
La amenaza del enemigo
crece en- ell sector del rio Do :
metz.
Los peri6dicos rusos mantle
men que Kharkov sigue en- po-
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
SERAN EXPULSADOS LOS
~EXTRANJEROS ANTIDE-


San Jose Costa Rica, oct. %.
FL ministro de la gobernaci6n
anunci6 que expulsara del pals
a los extranjeros que escriben
contra las naciones amigos o ha
gan propaganda antidemocra-
tica. FL peri6dico bisemanarid
"Epoca" no podra circular por
correO, por publican artfculOs
de matiz totalitario. R~eciente-
csc semanarO atac6 al mi
nistro de los Estados Unidos,
Bliss Lane.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS
Ell deber del ciudadano. = La V de Coebbels.-
En- defensa de las Sociedades latinas.-America
ha sido atacada. = Mapa secreto y la religion
nazi.-Promesa que Sc cumplira.

Ell deber de TODD ciudadano
de los Estados Unidos es seguir
a su Presidente y ST. gobierno,
en- esta h"ra de crisis.
El deber ue TODD ciudadano
de Tampa Y particularmente de
los que pertenecen a las socie-
dades Y logias latinas, es ir a
los cOlegios electorales ell dia a
de noviembre Y derrotar la an
tidemocratica ordenanza Num-
804A.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28

"Y cuando hayamOs ayudado
a poner fin a la middleton del
HitleriSmo, ayudaremos a esta-
blecer una nueva paz qua dara
a los pueblos decentes, en- todas
parties, una mejor Oportunidad
para Vivir y prosperar en- segu-
ridad Y en- la libertad y la fe-
promedi6 anoche ell Presidente
Roosevelt.
Una promesa que Sc converti-
"a en- realidad porque Estados
Unidos Y su,s aliados no seran
derrotados.
Ell pueblo americana ha jura-
do extirpar Ell hitlerismo y 10
conseguira. aunqre la guerra
dure dos, tres o cincO amos mas.
Els una NJ que de
manda ell desarrollo de todos los
recursos y la unidad nacional
a despechO de los semitotalita-
rios que en- este pals Sc llaman
"aislicionistas".
America, como tambien ma
nifest6 ell Presdente, entregara
los materales que para su de-
fensa necesitan Russia, Inglate-
IRA y China.
Cuando ell pals reclama uni
dad, comprehension, I'm grupo
de fanatics quiere establecer
en- Tampa la prohibition,
primer paso en- direction de la
DOTALITARIA.
Consuman energia en- 10 que
a ellos convene, no en- 10 que a
ellos convene, no en- 10 que in
teresa a la patria Y a la huma-
nidad.
La prohibition, parcial o to-
tai. en- una medida intolerante
en- una ciudad que vive del wi
clio del tabaco'.
La mission del pueblo latino
es atacar ell ''apacigudmientO"
de los politicastrOs sin escrdpu-
los y derrOtar en- noviembre la
"ordenarZa SEGA"
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
DAVILA EN- NICARAGUA

Managua, Nicaragua, oct. q.
-Procedente de Honduras Sc
encuentra en- esta capital el 50.
Carlos Davila, expresidente de
Chile. Pasara aqui ooho dias. Sc
propone desarrollar las relaciO-
mes comerciales entire este pals
y su patria.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28

"Nosotros los americanos he
mos limpiado los puentes y to-
mado posiciones junto a las ba-
terfas. Estamos listOs para de-
fender nuestra naci6n y la fe
de nuestros padres y hacer 10
que Dios nos ha dado ell poder
de YER como nuestro complete
deber'.
Hay que limpiar las salas y
GALES de la Rep1blica, senior pre-
sidente, de los "aislicionistas'
y''Juintacolumnistas''.. Son tral
dores al gobierno electo por Ell
pueblo.
Ellos predican la desuni6n y
e. necesario h~acerles saber que
en- los momentos a~ctuales 81
condu4ta significai enterrar la
daga, por la espalda, a Estados
Unidos y a los pueblos que COM
baten para destruir Ell fascismo.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
D C~CNDENAD0 A
PRISON POR TODA LA
VIDA

Mobile, Alabama, oct. 81
un soldado de n amos, Claude
Lanpham, fue aver condenado
a prisi6n por toda la vida por
haber conspirado, con otras
tres personas, para asesinar a
Grover Wilson, ciudadano cuya
cana incendiaron luego de ha-
berlo cloroformado.
Los otrG acusados en- ell case
con son Ia viuda de Wilson, de
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
Noticias de Washington y la Naci6n

Prioridades No. l para las Filipinas. = John L.
Lewis no ha contestado aun a la tercera carta
del Presidente. = Declaradas culpables 3 COM
panias tabacaleras y sus directories. - Sufrio ell
"Kearny" serias averias.-Perecieron Is mine
ros.-Los fascistas atacan ell discourse del Presi-
dente.-Adquiere fuerza ell movimiento contra
la Ley de Neutralidad.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
vENTA DE P~ROPIEDADES

Luis PARA a B. Barbon; Nan
ME E. Logan a Stefano Ciarave
la Emma Hooker a c. r. Hook
err; Corral-Wodiska y Co. a Ma
carlo Gonzalez Gussie Slaught
err a Nat Caminiti.