davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-12-17
LAS MUJERES LATINAS Sc
BRINDAN AL CONSEJO
DE DEFENSA Y LA CRUZ
R0JA

Las mujeres de Ybor City
Y West Tampa, americanas de
origen latino, Sc estan brindan-
d.. antJsia ticamente, al Conse-
10 de, cordado de Hi.lsborough
y a la Cruz Roja.
El CLUB Lucerna, compuesto
de mu'cres universitarias, ma
.a.Aa'o .o5re sus hombrOs la Ia
lea de- C.ganizar a las mujeres
en- Ia l.fensa Y traba5os de au-
x.,io.
Elk .e eI prop6sito de esta5le-
GER cortacto con las secciones de
danas de la, s0eiedades latinas,
las que seguramsnte brindaran
su cooperation.
Tn loca, para dar clazes so
6ro primeras curas, Sc abrira
1entro de pccos dias.
Var.as comisiones nombra-
Ias Dor el Lucerna e5tan actuan
DO va.
La gaceta., 1941-12-17

Los economiStas que daSean
imponer a Tampa, en- una indus
tria a destajo, ell mfnimo de Az
%centavos la bora, Sc olvidan o
ignoran estos detalles:
l. Que va muchOs tabaqueroS
pasan grandes apuros, con ell mi
n:mo en- 30 c~entavos, para lie
gar a los $1,000 semanales, en-
40 horas.
2. Que hay centenares de ia
baqueros viejos y j6venes que
son cortos y apuranljose llagan
al minimo. acyualmente; pero
que no negaran al mfnimo, y Sc
ran de-pedidos por les fSorican-
tes. cuando Sc vean col;gadcs a
ganar, con e mismo material
40 centavos la bora.
8. Que el minimo para las
despalil,adoras, de 80 centaTos
por bora, .tenira la "virtu'd" de
gui.arla Ell trs5ajo a mas de 400
>. rc-li.l2dcras. De las 597 des'
.d.rass-as q-e tra5ajan a. pre-
les fa5r;-antes dajaran ex-
Ola iysnente las de capa... y e.
desra,illaio restante 10 haran
en- Cuba.
a. Que es injugto quitarle el
trabaio al torcedor viejo y AFRO
iarlo a merced de la carload pu,
blica; que Is injustO quitarle ell
.,barril" a la despalilladora, por
medic de un alto minimo' y de-
cirla que busque trabajo en- otra
parte.
8. Que Ell fabricante de Tam
pa paga la mas alta escala de IA
naci6n; pero ell Trust compra Ell
meior tabaco cubano y la INDUS,
tria local tiene que cargar con ei
resto. que en- gran parte Sc COM
none de "cachos duros".
6. Que Ia bondad del fabri-
cante no llega hasta Ell punto de
abnar la diferencia, al tabaque-
70 corto. de modo que no pier
da su mesa.
z, Que Armaudo Ramirez y
La gaceta., 1941-12-17

Washington, Die. lila
comisi6n de cinco hombres
nombrada por ell Presidente
Roosevelt para depurar las res
ponsabilidade9 con motive del
ata5ue a Pearl Harbor, Sc reu-
MO en- la manana de hoy con los
s~ecretarios de Marina y Guerra,
Sres. Knox y Stimson.
Componen la ccmisi6n, que
ira a Hawaii, ell magistrate
Owen j. Roberts, del Tribunal
Supreme, que la presidira; el
mayor general Frank r. Mccoy,
r~etirado, excomandante da de-
partamento de las Filipinas; eI
'6rbgadier general MaNarney
Eel cuerpo de aviaci6n; ell almi-
rar.e retirado William II. Stan
ley y el almirande retirado JoS5
N. Reeves.
Para nombrar a los investiga'
dores, 81 Presidente Roosevelt
conferenci6 aver con el secreta'
rio de marina, Knox, o. almiran.
tie Stark, el secretario de la que
IRA, Stimson, y ell general Mar.
shall.
La gaceta., 1941-12-17
Sc ALIsTARON MAS DE IL
MIL HOMBRES EN- 8 DLAs
Washington, Die. liza

S~ecretaria de Marina anunci6
hoy que en- los ocho dias 81
guientes a Ia aggression nipona
en- Hawaii, Sc alistaron para
servir a la naci6n 1903 vo-
luntarios.
BESIDE las Filipinas infor-
man que al chocar con una mi
ma. frente a Manila, Sc hun
do eli pequeho vapor GORE
qidor." de 1881 tOneladas de
desplazamlento. Era propie-
dad de la Compahia Martina
de Manila y Sc construy6 hace
80 amos,
La gaceta., 1941-12-17

Los ciudadanos de paises enc
migos, declare anteayer ell Abo-
gado General Francis Biddle,
no deben ser maltratados 81 son
leales a EStados Unidos...
Ell hombre leal tendra la ma
yor consideration; pero no Ell
traidor.
Y los traidores, desgraciada-
mentA, existen aGn y Sc uneven
con IL Quinta Columna.
La gaceta., 1941-12-17
ACTIvIDAD MILITAR DE
Los NAZIs, EN- BULGARIA

Berna, Suiza, Die. l7.-Los
peri6dicos de la Europa domi-
NADIA por los nazis hablan hoy
de que en- Bulgaria Sc nOta con
siderable actividad militar.
Todos los aer6dromOs a 10 lar
90 de la frontera con Turquia
han sido agrandados.
Asegdrase que Rene Pa
ton. secretario frances de las
colonias, Sc propone visitar a
Berlin con ell fin de discutir
los problemas relacionados
con las eolonias de Africa,
La gaceta., 1941-12-17

PrudenciO Rivera Martinez,
nombrado este por Van Horn,
no representa- ell sentir de la
mayoria de los torcedOres de
Tampa y mUcho menos del restO
de la poblaci6n tampena.
8. Que ellos n.iSmos, los Sc
nores economists. fueron esco-
gidos pr sus amigos de la secre-
taria del trabajo; pero que no
pueden representa- ell senti-
miento de los 125, 600 haitian
ties de Tampa y sus contornos.
9. Que a Ramirez, represen-
tante de ECO torcedores, que ira
to de apoderarse de las uniones
de Tampa, POGO lie importa que
los falbricantes pongan nuevas
maquinaS; otro tanto ocurre
con ell Sr. Rivera Martinez, que
representa- en- Puerto Rico a la
division de horas y jornales y
por tanto es I'm empleadO del 60
IbiernO.
10. Que a los cOmerciantes,
prcpietrios y paquelos indus
triales de Tampa intereSa tanto
como a los CbreroS, que no dis
minuya ell r1msrO de torcedo-
res en- la faJricas, pr cuanto la
disminu2i6n rebajarfa aun mas
el poder de compra de la colonia
latina.
IL. Que lie los 5000 tabaque-
ros de TarJpa, de 1,2O0 a 1,5OO
perderan ell trabajo dentro de
pocoS meses, 81 para ellos no Sc
eonsigue I'm aumento considera-
bile en- el precio de las vitolas."
v que I'm nulavo aumento tropie-
"a cen la enorme dificultad de
que va los fabricantes pagan la
mas alta escala de la naci6n Y
ia ma. alta q. Tampa ha tenido
desde que la industrial Sc funda-
"a en- este Arenal.
II. Que los fabricantes segui
ran avtmentando ell numero de
cr&2uinas, para perjuicio de to-
dos, 81 entire ellos y los trabaJa-
dores no se procura una fuerte
unidad de sentimiento en- GUAM
to a la production.
Estamos de complete acuerdo
con ell vote particular del conf
sionado Hernandez q. no es un
econcmista burocratizado y en-
tisnde bien, y por complete, las
neoesidades de la industria y la
conveniencia de la ciudad de
1-GICa.
OH arle el trabajO a 1900
.-e.rcnaz. en- su tCtaliad incspa-
,itala9 para abrirse campo en-
ruevoa oficios, sera una brcma
2ra lcs Sres. Ramirez, Rivera
Martinez, Van Horn y los econo
mistas; mas no para la colonia
latina.
Mr.. Van Horn nos hal5l6 hace
etrunos amos de los tabalueros
"a .osy de zu simpatia por clos,
y Sc h.zo representa- por Rive
- Martinez, a quien POGO inn
~,rte. ssgin 10 dijo en- Cd jlicio'
r,g la industrial Sc "mecanice."
Lorenzo Hernandez, como re-
oregentante de- "pGblico" de la
eiudad de Tampa, ha cunlplido
con SUI deber y lie cOngratula-
mos.
La gaceta., 1941-12-17
TEATRO DEL CENTRIC AS
TURIANO
FUNCTION DE

FL domingo sc efectuara, en-
ell Centre Asturiano, la function
en- honor y beneficio de Ia nota-
bile artista eSpahola Consuelo
Moreno.
I'm programa especial prepa-
ra ella, con el cOncurso de los
mejores artistas locales.
Mahana daremos nuevos de-
tales,
La gaceta., 1941-12-17
LA FERIA DE FLORIDA NJ
Sc sUSPENDERA

Con my t1an juicio, los di-
~rectores de la Feria de Flori-
da acordaron aver no suspen-
der Ia Feria de 1912, como 81
La gaceta., 1941-12-17
Ell TEMPO

Frio. POGO Gambia en- la TEN
peratura,
La gaceta., 1941-12-17

LA COMISION INVESTlGA-
DORA Sc REUNIO A CEN
CON LOS Sc
STIMSON Y
KNOX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
lnlern.uonal Neu. Nct,Icc CahIe

MOSCOW, oct. IS The muf-
fed roar Of German and Russian
artillery exchanging shells on the
0HtSkTrrS 05 tttTr CapTtatf WIS heard
IN Moscow today,
But Moscow remained calm and
unperturbcd. even confident ana
accepted tt1e evacuation OF women
and children from the capital AS
an inconvenience and necessity.
From the beginning. the atll-
tude OF this strange and often
mysterious city toward the war
raging at it's gates has been an
astonishing one There has been
no panic. despite the knowledge
that improved air RAID shelters ano
the vast modern subway system
ARE insufficient TO protect tho
whole population against an an
out German air raid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Rubber
PLANT Fire
EDa'abEseaa
TnternationaI News service Wire

FALL RIVER, Mass. oct. 10
With sabotage suspected as the
ea44eA 4 fft4+-e-f f7fft7rr-J1t investigation
was under way today to determine
source Of a FIRE which caused
S13oo00o0 damage and dealt the
c0untTy'S national defense output
a staggering blow in destruction Of
a backlog of rubber.
twenty-five agents or the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation, the
state fire narShaTs office. police
fire officials and insurance com
panicS ioinsd in the investigation
Destroyed were eight buildings
Of the Fircstone Rubber Laje>
Products. Inc one Of them said tc
be The largest rubber warehouse ~
the country. with tine 10000 ton,
contents alone valued Al IS 100000
Among the goods destroyed were
gas masks. hospital supplies anc
raw material for machine gun belts
and barraCc balloons.
Eleven firemcn were injured and
scores were treated for smoke in
halation during the l4-hour battle
Between 60 and 20 nunicipaliie,
in Massachusetts and Rhode Island
sent apparatus and men to aid tn,
Fan River fire department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Can a Married Woman
Ever Feel Certain?

Many married women take unnecessary
risks with their nerves. health, happiness.
Why Generally because feminine hy-
Giencis considered too personal to be dis
cussed. And so many women use douches
Of ovcr-strong solutions OF acids which
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Lenin' S Tomb
Reported Empty
DIV KARL II. NON WIEGAND

BY KARI H. Won WIEGAND
CChict foreign correspondent for The
Hcarsi newspapers For 80 years The ont
standing political observer in Earope and
tie Far East and who has reported
many wars now stationed "a, Shanghai.
che last unccusored listening post" and
transmission point IN Europe, Africa
or Asa1
Specim Wireless Dispatch 10 The Detroit
Times
SHANGHAI, oct. IS. Lenin's
tomb in Moscow'S Red Square is
reported to be empty.
Red Russian circles in the Ear
East are stirred by the question of
what stain has done with the en-
.halmed remains of Lenin, which
are the hottest, MOST sacred Boil
shevll relic, if the body has been
removed.
If not yet removed as other
equally uncondrmcd reports say,
then the approaching German
menace to the Soviet capital, 1t Is
said, viii cause the regime &c
moTc he body to. a place of safety
probably in the TRIAL Mountains.
The latest neutral observers ar.
irving from Moscow say II was
generally believed that Lcnn
body was still in the magnificent
Red Square mauSoleum. heavily
protected with steel and concrete
SandbagS. five weeks ago. They
said III il were removed no men
ton could be made since the re-
moNal would be taken by the
public as an omen of The tail Of
Moscow. and collapse OF the Boil
shCyic regime.
il was pointed out that The
Russians are intensely SupcrStitr
Gus and that superstition has in
creased and spread since religion
was absoliShcd as the opium 81
Che people. and thousands Of
churches closed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
By KENNETH DOWNS

NEW DELHI, India. Oct 10
India--richest prize TO tempt an
invader and hence victim of con-
quests since the dawn of tin1e-is
preparing today to withstand the
armored horcles Of Chancellor Hit
Ter. the fiercest invader of modern
history.
At the outbreak Of the war in
1899. the world did not dream India
in two years eoHid be hienaeed- 10y
the NaZi war machine.
But the menace became real
from the morning of June % when
the German Iuggernaut began roll
in, into RuSSiA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
MENACE ACUTE

That menace became acute with
the news of the last few days for
there seems little question that II
Germany conqucrS southern Rus
STA. She viii waste no time IN
ISpringing at. this rich treasure
house whichNS contributing largely
TO the British war effort.
That is why for many months
frontier armies of thousands oi
workers have been installing de
LENSES al the historic invasion
passes as well as stepping up wai
preparations IN the interior.
For the past 10 days. travelling
lover Tho desert spaces Of The in
TERROR and the mountain regions %
the frontier, aboard an American
built Douglas transport plane
LOANED by the Raj. ! have wat
messed these preDarationS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

hunting with me-"
When she said She thought ht
would, he replied:
wen, l think I'll do little
hunting right now
II told him he was foolish,
that he couldn't 80 hunting in
Detroit on sunday afternoon"
MIS-. Conner said. league re-
piled:
81 think I'll do a little hunt-
ing right here. I've been going
80 do this for long time and 1
might aS we'll do il now
when l saw what he was 60
ing to do l ran out OF the room
and down the back stairs. On the
stairs heard a shot and a
scream, then another shot. \
minute or so later l heard a
third shot.
"Thcir little girl was In the
room with us until right before
the shooting. We had just sent
her Co the grocery store when it
happened. She heard the shots
and I met her coming back. L
tried 10 hold her hut She broke
away from me and ran mp the
stairs 10 where they were lying"
Mrs. league was shot first in tn
arm. then IN the breast. The hus
band shot himself in the left ches
with the 12-gauge, Slngle-barrc
gun.
Tho leagues had Quarrcled ire
ouenily. Mrs Conner and ot5e
ncighborS said. chiefly because Sh
refused TO quit her Job as a wait
rcSs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

Populace Remains Calm, Confident, Fills Theaters
Despite Roar of Guns Nea. Capital

While cafes arc still available
for those who want them. there
are no longer any dance halls and
no night clubs. The midnight cur
few is rlgidly observed. and cNcrX
night after their regular working
hours have ended, the male popu-
latlon turns on On uaSse Tor mill
tary training.
Shops are hnarded-llF- IS pre-
lection against air raids, bat tipCY
continue TO do business. including
book stores. In the course of am
investigation, this correspondent
came across an ironic thing. To-
day best seller is MaNim Gorky' S
translation OF the poems of Helm
rich Heine
lie was a German and Jew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
DEFENSES IN DErTLES

The main defenses naturally are
being Installed in defileS which cut
through the mountains circline
northwest India.
The principal passes sTe Mala'
kand. where Alexander the Great
Stormed into India and where
British Prime Minister Winston
Churchill first distinguished him.
self aS an officer and war cor
Z respondent around the turn Of tho
century khyber Pass, famed ir
11sstefy ard Aim, tIutTurr1 f'zyy ncsI
Kohat. Tochi Pass near Bunnu
and Bolan Pass. near Quetta.
/ Bolan pass IS by far the most
important as a glance at the map
Iwiu show. That would he thu
shortest and for geographical rea.
sons the easiest route for the Ger
lmanS if they manage 10 ge'
Through the Caucasus TO Persia Oh
wheel around through Turkestar
10 AfghanStan.
! British Indian supplies 10 Russia
at present are flowing over this
route from Quetta to Persia to
! Merv.
Urgency or The preparation
has been brought home since tire
first OF the month by air raid
iprecaution nanetWerS throughout
mort horn and western India
4 Every town from the widest tribal
village 10 the capital at Delhi has
been BACKED out.
The maneuVel'S happen 30 coin
cide with the holy period Of Rama
dan FOR The MoSlcrn world.
It, has been the StrangcSt OK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Police Hunt ; Men
In Fatal Bediing

Three mon who beat and
fatally injured Samuel Hunter ~.
OF Jackson. in Madison avenue
near Hastings street, were sought
by police today.
The assault was witnessed by
Andrew Heard. Sd, of 1913 Rivard
avenue. whose cries tor help
frightened the men away Hunter
died i'm Receiving Hospital eight
hours after tho boalng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

(Tbs Nosi menace 70 ipdin.
and midas preparation 10 meet
the German threat, are set forth
IN the following dispatch from
Kenneth DOioHs, acc Inferno
fionul Netcs SerUice correspond
cnt.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

new gun here
and L don't
even X II o "
how 60 put it
together.
Mrs. Conner
said she then
helped him as.
yenbIe The gun
He opened e
fresh b OK ol
shells. put two
i'm the gun anC
said
~ q V n N
reckon Y our
n "a IN a ~ II
" q u d & o
u h . "A : a n {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Berlin Claims
Guns Batter at
Moscow S Gates
RN rIrRRr U Il


Ian News @Frf 100 sian NfHN hINNMfHN
hal1i>s N.'
"anains 'N ',
>'i..t'i '.4t'A
oa> from Tho >o'f'' caiafft ''ti
man. military officials announced
al erort.i,ne aiSp7rchc. told az
,-s ...-.,-..,-,s ,,r,ts
S'N''''e" ,''''
Only ~ ii''"S i ...
on fhc basis oi previous hiif
campaigns carried ont hl me
norman armies. thc troops con.
,~-.,- ~, Moscow, trar ,ari5g,
,.o,-t along 7,o-mIr battle
S-,-7 D-9--,196Iv r1QH reach The
csr..l .r a wccls or less
once again. however. thcre
o.ers indications the German,
n,gr+ mass Moscow hv ou thc
tboor, .ts usefulness AS p capital
sr5 r7llvinC no.rt of morale
WOULD he Nsafe8 hv appcavncc
~ ....-. ,-,,f t,.1or. far fo tbc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
SWEEP FORWARD

Berlin authorities also said that
shortly after The central push be-
gan German armies onthc Naldai
heights also opened ar offensive
Which quickly pierced fortified
enemy lines and swept rapidly
forward.
These advance units were de-
clarnd ia hn-AiarA- IGNORING
major cities such as Moscow,
Kharkov and kalinin bat 10 he
pushing on 10 trap. any remaining
Soviet formations before they can
escape across the Nolga River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

On week days enjoy tho two
pages OF comics and adventure
strips in the daily Detroit
Times: on sunday. The great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics in COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Czech Jail
List Scars.
Reds Say
InfrrnaliouaI NV. scr,Icc Cable

MOSCOW, oct Is Declaring
that the German terror continues
i'm Czccho-Slovskia an official
Soviet announcement charged TO-
day that at least 10000 Czech
mon had been arrested in the last
few days and that several thousand
had been executed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Britain Sends Tanks
To Reds Before Time

LONDON. oct. 1S-Lord Bca-
verbfook. minister of supply and
head of The British delegation TO
the recent Anglo-Amcrican-Sovia
supply conference in Moscow. says
all tanks and planes promised to
Russia for October already have
been provided 10 the Soviet Union
Declaring in a radio broadcast
that "Ru-sl8's armies are in dire
peril with Germany hurting H.
GOO tanks into the offensive
against Moscow alone, Beaver.
.hrook. commander 81 Britain IS
factory front called upon Brit.
ish workers io ann ai Che prcduC.
ton of 5001a tanks to match
Germany mcdaniel amy.
Gen. Hugh - Johnson,
Americas Fighting Thinker
N dc nafFss fo~ the Time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Husband Kills
Wife and Self

Continued from Page Three)
new shotgun and went and got it
out Of the closet"
Its funny thing" league
said 10 Mrs Conner II have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
India Prepares
For HitIer'S Attack
III Russia Falls

perience imaginable 10 pick my
way in the blaCkneSs down the
mysterious Street of Story Tell.
ers" i'm the heart OF the tribal
area OF Peshawar and hear the'
wall of sirens, the dronp Of planes,
explosions OF dud bombs, the bark
of anti-aircraft against a back
ground OF humping ritual drums
and weird religious cries from
dsrkened buildings
Air raid precaution measures
are being organized widely and
preparations are being made for
partial or mass excavations TO the
interior.
These great efforts do not mean
hope has been abandoned for
Russia. but the British Comman-
der-in-chief. Cen. Sir Archibald
WaVell. has had the reality TO pre-
pare for the worst.
ff4cr'C r. IN 1TOniC aspect IN the
fact the frontier defenseS for the
past century have been calculated
mainly with view TO defense
against Russia.
loco, 900 UNDER ARMS
Defense is but = small part Of
IndIaS war effort. which has
grown 10 enormous proportions.
have seen evidences OF this
everywhere. Nearly 100000 men
are under arms now and thou
sands more are Dcing enlisted IS
fast as they can bp equipped.
The clothing. armament and
munitions industries are producing
liar more than they did at their
peak in the last war-includmg
modern aYTnorcd cars. artillery
arrnor and some aircraft
Time is the vital element II
lquintlpled In size since the start
'of the war and even the ROYAL
Indian Air Force IS in The maxi
ing, with training hcsiS spring
ing up
Time is the vital element II
There * sufficient time, the war
lefort OF this vast Subcontinont
lalready grea, viii be StIpcndous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Russians HurI
Fresh Army Into
Vydzfhd Battle
Continued from Page One)
front. n was particularly fierce
IN the direction of Nyayma."

A supplementary bulletin told
Of destructive Soviet counter-at-
tacks and also of bloody battles
on the Lcningrad front, in which
hundreds OF enemy soldiers were
killed and quantities of war equip
mSnt destroyed.
The front line correspondent al
the Communist newspaper Pravia
said the situation in the direction
of wanna remains tense. He
added.
Despite heavy losses our
troops are fghting reselutely
a4ad AisPias wing the greatest en-
durance and GOODNESS.
speed Of the enemS's adj
vance il slowing down, and
Russian endorsements con
tinue 10 flow TO the front"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
RETAIN COURAGE

There has been no desperation
despite the loss of vital territory
10 the west and tho seeming abii-
ity OF Nazi mechanical troops ia
inch their way through the strong
est defenSeS of the Stain Line.
Today there was Winter In the
air Troops and civilians in the
streets were Swathcd i'm turS and
aStrakhan caps. The people looked
rlIke everyday Russian crowds for
soldiers on the streets of the
Soviet capital are nothing out Of
the ordinary.
Because OF the air raid danger
Z thcatcr and cafe hours have been
turned topSN.WrNN, bat tho optra
house where Tho American pro-
duction. Rose Marie is showing
remains crowded az every per-
Torrance. II rs the city biggest
hit IN years and its songs are oh
every one lips.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
FOUR-YEAR Run on Play

Fvsy day a long line forms
outside the famed Moscow Arr
Thcater to buy tickets for Toll
>toys Anna karenina. This inn
mortal production has been runs
ming for four lull years.