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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
RADIANT VISION

Afternoon shadows were
falling when Plank heard
rustic, and eXperimentally
opened one eye. The other
eye popped open. Standing IN
the doorway Of his boudoir
vas the most radiant vision
he could recall ever seeing
a young woman in blue who
was regarding HIM with bright,
if a trifle Impersonal, sym
pathy
Plank assured himself he
was dreaming. but the vision
dlspelled this by speaking.
"HellO." she said. II found
the door open and came
right in"
Plank nodded. "a splendid
idea" he said. what else
could you do in situation
like that: BY the way, where's
Joe >"
"Joe"I l didn't know"
"<eVer mind" Plank dis
missed the question as of no
moment. Hes probably out
with the dog. He's always go
ing out with the dog-makes
career of il. But IL was
lovely of you TO drop in,
Miss -"
II didn't just drop In" said
the young woman. TIM"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

NO. hut | approve Of il. l
get the idea now, it's like
Little Red Riding Hood. You
bring nourishing broths and
jellies. Where's your basket ?"
Nothing of the kind" the
girl interrupted I'VE check
the case and give whatever
service is required. Would
YOU like mo To give you
bath ,"
"Ahat9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
FADS COME AND GO

Doctor Ciendenning VIII
answer questions of general
interest only. and then only
through his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

Above dedicated 10 Dwight LOYAL followers
n this department married and informed ~ ny
wiring: We've gone and done IL II the hr II boy
We Edgar. after YOU II efl fd"ha nave
fastened 10 beg nv friends not helpless child Edgar
Vincent ould be all right. Ed"ina j. all
right for a Cirl-EN.D)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Elsie Robinson
I'm Not Ashamed

I'VE tried lot of things in life. Failed in most of them.
Wanted lot of things Messed them up when got them.
Been a sucker times than | count
Made fool of myself in all the regular and some
bueprints And still eligible for the
a l was, star as l
Yet and then I've managed to gather grain of sense
much Not enough let loose without keeper
Just pinch two that think will last through And
the main hunk which may be good for what as you
a well me, stranger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
Better Health

predict that they VIII be using
small doses Of Selenium.
Whenever a patient gets cured
by a method that is not ap-
proved BY the text books Of
medicine the doctors all say IT
was due 10 suggestion But the
cures they accomplish them
selves are never Citfe- to sf44es sag
ton oh no, they are the real
thing
A patient has his back rubbed
by a back-rubber and gets cured
and the doctors says the cure IS
due 10 suggestion, but if the
doctor should wash out the
patients stomach and the
patient gets cured there is no
suggestion about that. OF il he
gives him vitamIn r and he gets
we'll that Is not due TO SuggeS-
tion-oh no. that is the real
thing.
REAL CURES REMAIN
What has -s3appened 10 the
fads Of other days What has
happened 10 CoueiSm, Every
day in every way l am getting
better and better You used 10
say that into the mirror Re-
member? Are you still doing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15
By DR.. Logan CIendening

It? II II was good then Why
isn't it good now? If il cured
you then why won't II still cure
you?
The real thing doesn't change.
If YOU had malaria 10 years ago
you would get quinine for it and
1t would cure you. II you had
malaria to-day Nnu would still
get qmnine for II and it would
still cure you. There is just as
much quinine being taken for
malaria now as there was 10
years ago. Why isn't there Just
as much Coueism being prac-
Lced now as then?
FADS COME AND GO
OF course it is pretty hard 10
answer a question like that, but
there is no question that fadS
come and go Unless there IS
an organization to keep A fad
alive It dies out. CouelSm had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

ONCE, long ago, / believed
" You i0eRt home TO God
Completely clean or soiied,
SaUed or blotted ont.
Noi0 / kRo,0
YoU 90 home neither.
You Just go up
To face that last audit
As Is
Dirty and ddbbled aud clean,
Part fool, part soint,
Part bum.
And the thing that matters
Isn't lchot you're done
BIT hoo you're felt about II.
II YOU'VE fen like n gutter
4 Aud a hobo and cry baby,
YotH profanity be treated
Like one.
And deserve 10 be.
Rnt # gou feel like a auy
Who's taken what's come
With his chin out,
EreH though he iens frightened
And stupid and freak,
/ suspect they'll give you
The password
And The secret sign.
AND 50, God,
n I'm not going 70 BE- ofraid
OF any deal gou can hand me
Or Of any deaf
IRE handed you
In courage and honesty.
Many time / hdren't
hu0UH your lac
And bupgled deal
But that. figure.
Vas Just grotring pane.
But FOR THOSE TINES /
TRIED
AND FAILED. ~ NOT
ASHAMED.
FOR THOSE TINES I LOVED
AND VAS BETRAYED. IN
NOT ASHAMED.
FOR THOSE TIMES I HOPED
TO WALK LIKE 4 GOD
r AND la y h T. y INSTEAD
WITH
NY FACE ~ THE GUTTER,
IN NOT ASHAMED.
FOR THE SJCC ESS, I
RECKON,
IS JUST p E / 4 T ~ E.
FATHER
90 THAT'S hor I figure Il,
y God.
NoU that the scores nearly IN.
Maybe fEe been n fool
4 means and n couard.
Maybe Fye hurt and failed
And III olW1ys be
Sorry / hore-
But IN DARNED
IF ~ SORRY. FATHER.
FOR TRYING TO FOLLOW
YOUR STRIDE.
Your Stumbling Elsie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-15

rERE ia peasant little game will give message
II every day It numerical puzzle designed to spell out
your fortune Count the letters your II the number
subtract T. If the NUMBER IS leS u
oda The res, is your KEY number the upper left
hand corner rectange and check every one OF your Key
numbers left to right the message the letters unde
checked figures give you ITO
oorv,,,b, IA Nv William Mus Kns Features ine
Evening star., 1941-09-25
| II Duce Greets
IAH Gibraltar
Suicide Raiders

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, Sept. 25.-Offcers and
sailors who took part in a raid
three nights ago on the inner port
of Gibraltar were received today
by Premier MuSSolini, and a COM
munique said all of them were
there.
The Italian high command has
announced that three supply YES
sells were sunk by the tiny, secret
assault boats" which sped through
the formidable port defenses, and a
fourth ship was driven aground and
probably lost. (The British said the
Italians sank only hulk
CThe statement that all the
participants were present to hear
II Duce's eulogy is surprising.
Such raids are considered al
most suicidal. An indispensable
minimum m''-presumably one man
to each boat-guides the tiny
torpedo craft toward the tar
get, and a return trip is con-
sidered next to impossibleD
The communique said that III
Duce received all the officers and
sailors who took part in the at
tack. addressing to them words OF
admiration and eulogy, interpreting
the feelings of the Italian people.
Evening star., 1941-09-25

ing lot of people to make sacrifices,
especially those whom We are ask
ing to leave their business and
homes to go into the Army and Navy
at dollar a day.
IF We ask them to do that, think
everybody else ought to be willing
to do as much
Asked whether the President had
indorsed the idea, Mr. Morgenthau
reminded reporters that he never
answers such questions.
One inquirer wanted to know
whether the Secretary thought in
dustry would cooperate with the
defense program under such a profit
limitation.
Mr.. Morgenthau replied: Il have
sufficient confidence in industry and
I think they are as patriotic as any
one else. The answer is yes"
1919 Situation Recalled.
The Secretary also said that one
reason he came to believe in the
profit limitation was his recollec-
tlonS OF the difficulty returning SOL
diers from the World War had in
getting jobs.
Some of you will remember" he
added, that a lot of people stayed
home and made lot of money"
Mr. Morgenthau also discussed the
difference between his new proposal
and previous suggestions for heavy
excess profits tax on corporate
profits in excess of a fixed per-
centage of invested capital. His
previous idea, which had been re-
jected twice by Congress, he said,
merely provided for a graduated tax
on all profits over certain per-
centage of invested capital. The
new idea is for the Government to
take all of the profits over such a
percentage.
The present excess profits tax
gives corporations a choice in COM
putting excess profits taxes between
modified version of the tax on
profits over a percentage of in
vested capital or a tax on profits in
excess of average earnings during
recent years.
Evening star., 1941-09-25
-Four More Warship
10 Set
Record for Navy
New Destroyers to Bring
September Tonnage to
Total Never Equoled
B, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Navy hit its fastest ship
building pace since World War days
this week with a program OF six
warship launchings in five days.
The new men-of -war-the battle
ship Massachusetts and five de-
stroyerS-brought to 10 the total
f1oated in the month. the best
monthly performance since the start
of the tWo-ocean construction pro-
gram.
Launching of the destroyers Cowie
and Knight at the Boston Navy
Yard will climax the weeks record
performance. The destroyers Rod
man and Hambleton will hit the
water at Kearny, N. j, tomorrow.
The destroyer Macomb was
launched at Bath, Me, Tuesday as
q. smaller echo of the 35,000-ton
splash made that day by the Mas
sachusetts, fourth battleship floated
Of the II being built to make this
country defensively impregnable in
the Atlantic and Pacific simulta-
reously.
The previous launchings this
month were: Two slim. fast, new
type 6O00-ton cruisers. the Atlanta
and the San Juan; the submarine
Greenling and the destroyer Hobson.
The impressive record probably
has never been surpassed in total
tonnage for a single month, Navy
sources said, but in number of ships
was far exceeded in July, 1918. when
IT destroyers were launched. Four
teen of them slid down the ways on
independence Day of that year.
Harking back to World War con-
struction stunts, Navy sources re-
called that the destroyer Ward was
launched 1712 days after the laying
of her keel at the Mare Island
(CalifD Navy Yard. No such stunt
launchings have been esSayed in the
current naval construction accelera-
ton, but the Navy has reported an
average of 1917 per cent speed-up
in every ship under construction.
Evening star., 1941-09-25
Reds Report Battle
At Leningrad Turns
In Their Favor
Counterottocks Against
Besieeers on Several
Sectors Reported

By the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Sept. 25.-The Red
Army declared today the tide of the
first battle of Leningrad has begun
to swing in its favor and reported
counterattacks against German be-
SiegerS in greater number and
strength on several sectors.
German reinforcementS are con-
stantly arriving to fill the gaps left
by enormous losses, declared the
army newspaper, Red Star, but Red
Army fighters and armed Lenin-
gradites are dealing blows in various
directions. Here and there the Ger
man Army already is unable to re-
sist our pressure
"a few German tanks succeeded
in penetrating the Soviet first
line of defense at Leningrad in
strong infantry and tank attack
yesterday. but were thrown back
with heavy losses, the Moscow
radio was heard in London to an
nounce today.)
A Red Star war bulletin also re-
ported Soviet COunterattack in the
Gomel region, on the central front
where Russian forces are taking the
offensive apparently to try to lessen
German pressure on the Baltic and
Black Sea f1anks.
A settlement identified only as
d was captured and, in the same
area. Russian planes destroyed
German companies and ~ vehicles
the report said
The midday communiQue said only
that fighting had continued through
the night on the entire front and did
not mention the struggle for Rus
Sia'S second largest city.
Red Star reported a series of Rus
sian Counterattacks on the ap-
proaches TO Leningrad, one of which.
II said, hurled the Germans back six
miles and resulted in recapture OF
two vallages.
Cavalry has participated in some
Of these thruSts. but most of them
have been BY tanks, closely followed
by infantry after artillery prepara-
tlon. It's dispatches said.
The Red air force was said toe be
filling a vital role with day and night
operations against German concen-
tratlonS. regardless of weather. On
one recent day alone, Red Star said
Russian flyers destroyed so German
planes grounded on airdromeS.
The COmmuniQue said II German
planes were destroyed on Nazi-held
air bases by Russian air attack yes
terday.
Evening star., 1941-09-25
Berlin
Continued From First Page !

the Germans faced tank charges
by the Russians.
The air force there also was active
in patrol over a wide region. 1t was
reported to have sunk a freighter on
Lake Ladoga, north of Leningrad
and to have dispersed troop con-
centratlons in the Leningrad area
with "bloodiest" losses to the Rus
slams.
a German commentator claimed
that dive bombers and heavy artil-
lery had subdued some Russian
batteries at Leningrad, but said
the fight continues, extraordinarily
bitter and severe"
Soviet naval craft recently re-
ported by the Germans to have
been bombed in the Gulf of Fin
land, including the battleship Oc-
tober Revolution, were said to be
definitely out of the picture of Len
ingrad's defense now. Another Rus
sian submarine hit mine and sank
D.N.B. reported
belllilSIdu proper ana various sur
rounding villages were said to have
been subjected to the severest bonn
bardment, during which a military
barracks was hit by one of the heav-
lest of bombs.
Field Notifications. artillery posi-
tions and bunkers likewise were at
tackled, the reports said.
Despite these reported successes
military sources were reluctant to
predict just how long Leningrad
might hold out, and semi-off-
cial commentators simultaneously
showed measured caution in saying
what effect events east of KieV
would have on RuSSia'S continued
resistance.
Optimism prevailed in Berlin re-
garding the progress of fighting in
the east in view of the high COM
mand description Of the Kiev en-
circlement as chaotic.
Far to the south of the Leningrad
siege, strong rolling air attacks were
reported on the isthmus leading tc
the Crimea. Military sources said
combat planes and dive bombers
successfully bombarded artillery po-
sitions, field Notifications and rail
stations, causing heavy explosions
and large fires.
Evening star., 1941-09-25
Profits Curb

Continued From First Page)
La gaceta., 1941-09-30

en- actitud amenazadora, que E.
Has eran dos francesas autenti-
cas-, sabiendo que de este modo
pOdria haber alguna esperanza
de salvarse.
Garcia, de yez en- cuando, re-
soplando como un fuelle, con-
testaba:
NO deseSperar vous, Ma
dame! Ca, no poder Quedar CO.
mo esta!
Pero, en- ell fondo de la con-
ciencia de las dos mujeres, Sc
agitaba una c6lera formidable.
La Chata, sobre todo, echaba
lumbre.
Nunca como ahora habia e.
chado de menos a PablitO.
iAh, 81 hubiera estado aqui ell
gran Cogorza, que otre Ell alto
destino de las dos damas aban-
donadasl
Pero las dos damas abando-
nadas, Garcia sobre TODD, olvi-
La gaceta., 1941-09-30

tremo del pueblo, donde estaba
81 Quartet de la guardia chiyil,
Fueron indtiles cuantas pro-
testas, llantos v amenazas for
mularon los dos hipOp6tamos.
Madame Renard y Madame
PAT vieron, por ultimo, ante sus
ojos, aquel ancho canine, heno
de barro, donde Sc iniciaba Ia
cuesta que bajaba al rio y. a las
praderas.
En- una de estaS vieron desde
lejos los carromatos Y dos caba-
Hos del ciro.
Los animales, atados a esta-
cas- poF largas cuerdas, iban pa
ciendo la hierba fresca que
creia en- el prado.
YOU'D ser ahora de noso
tras?-repetia Ia Canamona sin
cansarse, dirigiendOse a su CO.
lega. \
Guerra deiar bien ssntadO en-
tire esta multitud que las segda
La gaceta., 1941-09-30

-MGis, ca e'st-pas possible.
MadGmeL.. IQue ser ahora de
nosotras?.., iPor que detener-
nos a nosotras?
Ell sargento de la guardia CT
vii que mandaba la fuerza, en-
pujaba dulcemente a las dos mu
Jeres, que, rodeadas de un in
menso gentio, fueron conduct
das a Ia carcel
Pero como al llegar al vetusto
caseron que servia de carcel en-
ell pueblo, no supieron los guar
dias donde alojar a las deteni-
das, una pareja volvi6 al iuzpa-
do, a consular ell case con ei
juez.
Este fall6, al fin, que las lie
varan al mismo Quartet de la
guardia civil, por vivir las muL
jeres de los guardias, seria mas
facil albergar a las detenidas.
Garcia y la gran Eme Sc vie
ton, pues, trasladadas al otro ex
La gaceta., 1941-09-30

Arthur Donovan suspondi6 81 match en- ell sextO

New York, sep. 30.--La ma
yoria de los peritos en- probe
mas boxisticos qued6 aver salts
iecha cuando Sc cumpli6 su va
ticinio de que ell campe6n del
peso complete, Jose Luis, derro-
taria a Lou Nova, ell fuerte as
pirante de California.
Los "peritos" que habian pro
nosticado la derrota de Nova,
creyendo en- una falsa decaden-
cia de Luis, Sc ll%evaron las ma
nos a la cabeza y dijeron: Es-
amos equivocados.
En- los seis asaltos que duro
Il match, en- ningdn mCmento
Iemostr6 Nova estar hecho de
"a MADEIRA" de los verdaderos
5ampeones, en- ell cuarto, y des-
damente, en- Ell c%uarto, y des-
9ues. en- ell sexto, le tenia ago
5iado cuando ell arbitro Dono-
ian, un segundo antes de que
5onara Ia eampana, puso fin al
combate.
Una parte del pdblico protes~
g contra la decision del arbi-
yro; mas era evidente que Lou
no podia seguir defendiendose.
Los punos de Luis, en- ell SEX
TO, le tiraron sObre la Iona, que
lando la mitad del cuerpo en-
ire las sOgas; pero el de Cali
fornia consigui6 levantarse en-
Ia cuenta de nueve.
Luis lie persigui6 de esquina
a esquina a esquina, sin que
Lou ofreciera resistencia.
Cuando Donovan intervino,
81 retador, cubierto de sangre,
era una triste figura en- Ell cua-
drilatero.
Los segundos de Nova pedian
Tue ell match continuase y Ell DR..
William H. Walker, medico de
la comisi6n, subi6 al tablado y
examine las heridas que el wa
presentaba en- la nariz
y en- los ojos.
-Estim6 que no debe seguir
peleando-opin6 ell DR.. Walker.
Nova declare, inmediatamen-
te, que tenia derecho a una re-
La gaceta., 1941-09-30

AUTOMOBILES Sc hundieron rot
su carga.
Los 'fslnaticos" de mil rol
por mil abrazaron, cargaron y
besaron a los pelOteros ven.e
dores.
La policfa hizo hoy un ca u
10 final y estima la multitud Dc
aver en- 100000.
Mas de 600 policias pasarcn
horas "terribles" parat mante
ner algo parecido al orden.
Mujeres con los cochecitos de
sus bebitos ADRIAN la Inca de
marchs, que Sc habia dicho Sc
ia para la Legion Americana,
los Muchachos Exploradores y
los Dodgers. Miles de ninos, gri
fando, marchaban en- la van
guardia y eran los "directores'
en- lugar del comisionado de
2olicfa Valentine. nombrado je-
fe de la parada. Entire los mu-
hechos y Valentine habfa una
"pesuena diferencia" de tres
cuadras.
Trataron los peloteros de pro
tejerse, agrupandose en- los au-
tom6viles, pero no podian IL
brarse de los manotazos, empu-
Jones y otras "pruebas de carl
no..
Los tranvias electrics tuvie-
ron que interrumpir su Marcia
Y sObre ellos, apesar de la poll
Ella, Sc amontonaron los mucha-
chos. Muchas seforas perdie-
ron ell conocimiento y fueron
asistidas en- las boticas.
Bien escoltados los Dodgers
yisitaron despues ell Estado de
los Yankees, donde manana
microbes jugaran con la move
ma comardada por Joe McCar-
thy.
Joe Medwick, Dolph Camilli,
Peter ReiSer y Dixie Walker
practicaron aver y pegaron al
guros 'batazos" largos. Prac-
ticJron tambien los sustitutos
Herman Franks. Jim Wasdell
y Aulgie Galan.
FL terreno de los Yankees no
"asuSt6" a los buns, apesar
de que tiene 367 pies desde ell
''plato" al "jardfp deredho'i,
461 desde la "goma" al "jardin
central" y 415 desde ell home
al "jardin izquierdo". Las dill
mensiones del terreno del Brook
Ign, son: 297, 400 y 957 pies.
La gaceta., 1941-09-30

Luego las encerraron en- una
gran sala del piso bajo.
En- euanto Sc yieron sofas. la
Cahamona no pado contenerse
mas.
Dajando de ser, illuminate
mente, la gran artista Y esposa
uel no menos ilustre Monsieur
Paf' para convertirse, de golpe,
en- la comadre de rompe y raspa
oe los barrics bajos madrilehos,
comenz6 a decir, sofocando a du
ras penas les palabras:
i Maldita SEAL, HAY que
yer, y d6nde nos han metfo!...
IL ma sio Celita, la tai Kettyl...
Maldita sea su estampal iAh,
no. 10 que es como caiga en- nues
'tas m2nos, ipor 6stasl que lie
saco las tripas Y hago con elias
eu-rdas de guitarral
La Chata, que habfa lido a
sentarse filos6ficamente en- un
es61rete medic desvsuciiado y
La gaceta., 1941-09-30

vancha y asi 10 dijo por la ra-
dio.
Salieron desencantados, en-
cuanto a laactuacion de Nova,
los 56,549 espectadores que en-
las taquillas dejaron $58S,771.
Los que hablaban de la deca-
dencia de Luis, aparentemente
inventada por la propaganda,
en- ell sexto asalto pudieron pal
par su error. Era ell dynamite
70" con toda su potencia, no obs
tante sus veintenas de bouts"
y sus 81 amos.
All ~promediar Donovan, en- ell
sexto. Nova Sc hallaba dobledo,
en- una esquina neutral, y Luis
lie asestaba Electives punetazos.
Antics del sexto, en- mas de
una OCCASION, los "paganos' de-
mandarcn, q gritos, mayor ac-
.ci6n ,.>or su dinero,
Ell campeon pesaba 202H H.
bras Y 81 maltratado 2021a.
Luis manifesto que piensa
llevarse con el la corona, Guam
DO Ell ejercito lie llame a cumplir
con su deber.
"Esta ha sido mi mejor pelea
IN ell 1ltimo ano y no veo mott
vos que aconsejen mi retirada.
La gaceta., 1941-09-30
OEPOR1ES
LOS E~SPARTANOS JUGA-
RAN Ell SABADO CON LOS


Mandados por ell mentor Flu
Gle Stewart, los Espartanos de
la Universidad de Tampa iran
Ell sabado q Gainesville y ALI ju-
garan con los Caimanes de la U
niversidad de Florida.
Animados por sus recientes
victorias, los j6venes locales
Green que poseen la prepara-
ci6n suficiente para veneer a
los "hombrachones' de Gaines
vile.
Los planes para mandar un
tren especial han sido arrinco-
nados.
Las necesidades de la defen-
sa nos haeen impossible Ell con-
tratars IN tren-declar6 Sidney
ARen, p~residente del Club de
.los Espartanos. 1engo entendi-
do, sin embargo, que ira nues-
ira banda de mdsica Y un con-
tingente de cerca de 1000 ia
naticos."
En- los ejercicios de aver vol
vic a distinguirse Paul Straub,
que solo pesa 166 fibras. Stew
art estima que es un paquete de
"dinamita", altamente "peligro
so" en- la defensa y en- la ofen-
silva.
Las noticias de Gainesville in
dican que los Caimanes toman
en- serio el match.
La gaceta., 1941-09-30
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CAELE

calefaccion, y Sc quemarian us
tedes!
Los encerr6 a todos en- sus
departamentos, y cuando qued6
Ell pasillo solitario, penetr6 a su
vez en- ell de no fumadores, ce-
rr6 la puerta, ajustandola con
la doble falleba, impossible de a.
brir por fuera, y lie susurr6 al
Chepa como un suspiro, al dido:
-Bueno, til, calimidad a tum
barte ahi, en- csc sofa, y a dor
mir, hasta que lleguemos a Bar
celona. va te avisar6 70, cuando
hemos de saltar a terra.
Los dos compinches Sc tum-
cada uno en- una litera
La gaceta., 1941-09-30

Algunas personas decian que 20
habia entrado en- la decadencia ;
pero creo que lie pegue a Nova
como jamas lie han pegado. LIE
hice pelear a mi gusto".
Luis retornara a Chicago,
despues de Ia serie mundial, y
Sc presentara al medico de su
junta de reclutamiento.
Empezando 81 dia 8 de octu-
bre dara una serie de exhibicio-
mes en- los campament odel ejSr-
cito.
Los periodistas Sc pasaron la
roche buscando Ell puhetazo cos
mico" de Nova y no 10 encon-
traron.
La gaceta., 1941-09-30
Mas dermedio ml6l depeaOoas
neutrality-suspicious. os Dodgers
Eljuego de mariana con los Yankees

New York, septiembre 3d.
Brooklyn hizo aver I'm recibi-
miento apote6sico a los 'fbums"
presenciando el desfiDe de la no
vena, por las calIes, mas de me-
do million de persosas.
Ell pdblico, Sc subi6 a los pos
tes del telefono, a las ventanas,
en- los techos de los AUTOMOBILES
y algunos policia fueron cast
atropellados. Varios techos de
La gaceta., 1941-09-30
iEllas!.
CAPITUL OXXI

-iNo desesperar voits, Ma
dame !-repetia la Chata imitan
do maravillosamente ell castella-
no macGrr6RicO de una france
sa autentica-. Esto ser un a.
tropella terrible, Y no poder
quedar de esta manera!
La Canamona a su vez con-
vertida tambien, por obra Y
gracia del miedo, en- Madame
PAT, en- Ia autentica Madame
PAT, contestaba, elevando la vOz
mas cada vez: