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

Boyer, however. plays it as an
ambitious man helplesSly trapped
by a romantic destiny which or
dained this great love. He neither
rants nor raves. He quietly bows to
the dictates Of his heart and then
returns TO the conventional side of
a life which fate has mapped out
for him.
SULLIVAN and Boyer prove ideal
fenls, for one another and their
teamwork helps TO make this one
of the outstanding pictures Of the
year, particularly for feminine
audiences.
There is little time for comedy,
but what humor is injected is
deftly done principally due TO the
able efforts of Frank McHugh and
Esther Dale.
Most effective and fraught with
realistic effects is the death scene
which some may find a little too
grim, except that the unpleasant
aspects are softened by a touch
ing finale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Universal Appeal

The general feminine appeal
here is that every girl Who sees
il UiH Immediately put herself in
kittys' dainty shoes.
We Were delighted chiefly be-
cause of Ginger Rogers, Who has
certainly turned out to be a
splendid actress. We don't think
We should have liked the picture
nearly as much had some one
else portrayed Kitty.
TWo neW and handsome chaps
are featured as kittys' suitors in
the superb cast. Dennis Morgan
oequits himself admirably as the
Philadelphia dream prince. whiie
James Craig as the doctor causes
heart paipitations with the girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
A Magnificent Job

Miss Sullapan handles these
scenes With such subtiety that
she carefully Avoids all the obUi-
Gus pitfalls of oUer-sentime ntality
and mock heroics.
Boyer, too, carries himself
with distinction and amazing
finesse. The role Of Sanel. the
man who accepts this complete
devotion for so little return, is
dangerously close to that of a
heel. In fact, one WeH known
Hollywood actor of lesser abiH-
ties turned doWn the part be-
cause it shed such unpleasant
Hqht on him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Back Street
Great Film
At Fox

THE PICTURE which so stirred
Miami audiences at the lavish
Florida premiere Tuesday night
proved equally moving to Detroit
beholders when Back Street
opened yesterday at the Fox.
This second version of the emo
tional Fannie Hurst tale has been
made with beautiful simplicity and
rare artistry under the initial pro-
ducing aegis of Bruce Manning.
While English director Robert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

wealthy, though slightly married
scion of a Philadelphia Main Line
family or clipping with a respec-
table but impecunious young doc
tor.
A clever adaptation of the flash
back" technique reveals something
of Kitty's background; how she got
to be white collar girl and what
steps led to her present romantic
dilemma. We review her early life
with a devoted father, her first
job her love affair with the Phila-
delphia chap. her unhappy mar
riage and her return to a career
These episodes are neatly strung
together with one of those phony
snow storm paper weights as the
key to each sequence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

SEVENTY-FIVE vocal students
of the Roth and Berdun School of
Stage and Radio will appear in re-
cital in Grinnell Brothers audi
forum, Wednesday, February u,
beginning at 8 p. m. The recital
is under the supervision of James
c. Young. head of the schools vo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

FauSto Curbello. the perfect
pianist who used 10 commit key
board capers for Cugat now has his
own orchestra which opened SIM
UNANIMOUSLY with Desi and Grace
and Graham. one of the best dance
teams IN the country.
The Terrace Room has left but
practically nothing to the imagi-
nation because this combination
of talent is real-defnitely in the
flesh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

tdnee and is picture which
shouldn't be missed.
Incidentally, Back Street" is
the first picture here to be
shown under the new Fox policy
Of hoUinR only a single impor-
tont feature in the evening. For
matinee purposes another film,
Youth VIII Be Served," featur-
ing Jane Withers, wiH be added
TO the regular proRrom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Circu 1910

The quaint dtr,osphsrs touches
In the early period" sequences
are added testanent TO the e1-
eelient taste Which Producer
Manning and Director Steven
son haze shown in making this
film.
IL certainly deserves every Tau.
rel Ureoth within throwinR dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

life.
Consequently you have a por-
trait of woman outlawed by So
ciety. living in lonely anguish and
waiting only for a step on the
stair. a telephones sudden ringing.
The moments of joyous reunion
contrast so perfectly with those of
despair and longing that they fur
Their accent the vein of pathos
which runs continually through
the picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Musical at Li++man' S

DIE REBITZIN FUN HAM
TRAMCK," a musical comedy, is
now in its second week at Lift
mans Peoples Theater. Principle
roles in the cast are played by
Nathan and Rose Goldberg, and
Jacob and Betty Jacobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

Comes the NAVY" 1883, t;os, 7ds. le;iS
D. M. 30 n. m.
MADIsON-"Of Human Bondage" II:Ii
n. m. si16. b;s1. s;26, IL :sl p. IN. Rose
of Washington square" iz:3g, y;tt, SAP,
1884 y. m, ~ $50 q. m.
BROADWAY tAfiiOL - Long Voyage
Home" II 80 =. m. $40, s:52. 10 :35 y.
m; "Comrade ~" I:I5, 4:55, $3.50 y. m,
12 20 a. IN.
FISHER - "Comrade "" I2 80. 4 .01
! ia. II :05 p. m; LANG Voyage Home, -
I ;5y, 80. s;0k p. m, l2 ;3i "A. m.
: hiyfERA-"Long Voyage Home" 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN-"ktty fOyle." II a. m.
a.l5. 5;35. s;55. I2;15 p. m; The saint
In Palm Springs" 1908, t.so. 7;i0, IL
p. m.
UNITED ARTS ~ ''Philadelphia
story II n. m, 30, 5;t0, . D.. M, IL :25
a. m; ''Niaisie Was a Lady az ;o5, s:zO,
7:fO. ~ y. m.
FON-"NOuth WIN BE Served" II n.
M, 2, s. = y. m; Back street." l2:l1,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

3:IT, s;lT. SAT-. Hal p. m; "informa-
tion Please" II; 0e, 500, 500, 500, IL
ip. m.
| n a. M, s;io, $50, s:4s. ~ ;O4 p. m;
Might Irain,' Iz;s5, 1893, 1913, 1881
p. m.
tINEMA-"I'm stll AhNe." ls, z;s5,
1850. 7.l6. $40 p. M; The Villain stfii
Pursued Her" l:11, 3 30, SOL, s;25, 10:45
y. m.
LMS-sTATE-'South OF Suer," n 30
a. m, 2;i0, 8 80, $3.50, II ;5S .. m; Here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

Stevenson $ SEN
sitiVe maneu-
vering of Mar
garet SULLIVAN
and { h arl e s
B oyer a d d 5
greatly TO the
compelling APP
peal of the pic
ture.
You are UNI
doubtedly ia
miliar with the
young Cincin-
natl girl so cap
tivated by love
for a married
man that she
willingly sacri-
fees what the
turn of the GEN.
fury called re-
spectability 10
lead a clandes-
tin G existence
and share with
him his other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

half the femi-
nine population
in the country
with her char
acteriZation. In
fact we expect
to find girls to
right and left of
us. a e ii ng
pristine throat
wear and ex-
claiming Judas
Priest" as a re-
suit of this film.
But besides be-
ing pretty and
efficient. Kitty
Foyle is also
very romantic
and ii is this
W h ic h almost
proves her un-
doing.
AS the film
opens we find
Kitty torn be-
tween running
80 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

Arnaz, the tall dark and Cuban
sensation of Too Many Girls, "
gives out with congas. seductive
ballads. rhumba rhythms and not
only sings. but dances. plays gui.
tars, drums so eXcitingly that they
even win the applause of his wife,
the gorgeous Lucille Ball of pic
tdre fame, who Is here for a few
dayg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Films in Review
BY CHARLES GENTRY
Kitty FoyIe'
Michigan
Hit

YESTERDAYS office wife,
is now replaced by the white coll
lar girl" whom you met in the per-
son of Kitty Foyle" on the Mich
igan screen this week.
Christopher Morley's typical lit
tie heroine of big business is por-
trayed in excellent style by Ginger
Rogers who will no doubt influence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

sOi, 7;ss. 1859 p. MT "Ccmrads r.
I :5s. 5;ts, s;1I p. m, las45 q. m.
CiNDEkELLA-"Long Voyage Home"
IL ;53. 4:ts, s:2I. II ;5s y. MI "Comrsds
H." so, s.s2. 1877 y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

Gen. Hugh s. Johnso
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

cal department and is a regular
monthly feature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Desi Arnaz PrOUes
Exciting Treat at Terrace

ONE OF the most exciting evenings Saer has had on their
bill OF fare offered the night
when Desi Anaz the Cuban dream prince created
sensation with his South American ways
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
IUTNCT0N-R0yaI Oak. Mich

Hhchi'uiON Cont. from p NJ
Paul Mum "HuDsON's BAY" virginia
Field. Pat O'Brien Con Bennett. ESCAPE
f; TO GLORY" DHney's "TugbOat Mickey"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
TODAY At Your Favorite MOVIE
~ COOPERATIVE

ATC-Harper and Frontenae h
ALL Open HAS A. NJ GARY Cooper,
Doris Davenport in THE MESTERNER."
dead End Kids" In GIVE is WINGS"
Matinee Only, "TEAAS TERROR"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

Rn[EVII E-Iuca nj Grati0t Avenue
nooL'iLLb Cartoon. James Cagney and
Ann Sheridan "tITN FOR CONQI EST -
X Arlen. A. Devine. LUCKY DEVILS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

nVoLDnLL Open y 40. Adults zoe to
p. NJ Jeanette Macdonald. Nelson Eddy
in 'BifTERsNEET," In Technicolor.
Plus James Cagney and Ann Sheridan In
"CITY FOR CONQUEST"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Mich.

VI iVHN Saturday Matinee Only.
Cartoon SHOW Grant Mitchell FATHER
u PRINCE" Kay Kyser, "yOU'II.
FIND OFT" Note The LETTER"
WIN Not ~ Shown at the Matinee
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
OVFRLIN PIDE LA v
CHA CON SOOSE

New York, mayo 14.-La i'm.
popular derrota sufrida ell vier.
mes por Ken Overlin ha heGhc
que este, acompanado por Chris
Dundee, lie pida a Mike Jacobs
una pelea de revancha con el
nuevo campe6n Billy Soose.
Ademas de solicitar ell nuevo
combate, Dundee retro su inten
ci6n de pedir a al Comisi6n At
.1etica del Estado anule la deci :
sion, que fue unanime,
Ell contrato bajo Ell cual Sc e.
fectu6 la pelea de la ssmana pa
sada, especifica que Soose vol
vera a pelear con Overlin en- nm
periodic de 80 dfas. Tamb!6n So
nombra a George Abrams, como
rival, en- ell case de que ell mar.
gen de Soose sobre Overlin fu&
ra considerable. La condici6n de
Abrams qued6 anulada.
Overlin gan6 S13,072 por e
match de la semana pasada y
| Coosa s6lo S3234
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

toto, como una tromba, y, tras
un brevisimo saludo, Sc acerc6
al lecho.
Joaquina, la cocinera y otras
mujeres, mientras tanto, habian
descubierto otro bala1o en- Ell
cuerpo de Eulalia de las Torres.
Esta segunda herida hstaba
en- la cadera derecha, que apare-
cia "ubierta de sangre.
IA yer, d@jenme!-orden6
Ell doctor, inclinandose sobre la
herida.
lie hicieron sitio.
En- este precise instante, GUAM
do TODD Ell mundo contenia la res
'piraci6n, lego otro senior de Ia
vecindad, que era medico tam
bien, y no Sc saba quien lie hui
biera avisado.
FL recien llegado Sc acer.6
tambien al lecho, y tras una bre-
visima presentation de los dos
oOlegas. ambOs So pusierOn ala
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
JENKINS ES Ell FAVORITO
PARA Ell VIERNES
Montgomery es IN fuerte
pegGdOr

New York, mayo 14.--En una
relea a 10 asaltos, sehalada pa
ra ell viernes, Sc batiran Lew
Jenkins, ell campe6n de Las 1875
libras, Y ell negro Bob Montgo-
merry, de Filadelfia.
Jenkins ha venido dominando
facilmente a la poosici6n y es CT
favorito en- las apuestas. Esta
pslea con Montgomery sera la
segunda.
Los dos pelearon en- Filadel-
fla, ell verano pasado, y ell en-
cuentro result6 emOcionante. En-
su pelea con el Negro, ell tejauo
1i6 pruebas de valentia y habi-
lidad.
/ Montgomery peg6 con extra
rdinaria dureza y Ell mismo ere
Ito Sc concede a Lew.
Bob lie di6 a Jenkins un for
nidable puietazo, en- ell segundo
a~salto, y lie trio a la Iona; pero
81 campe6n Sc levant6 antes dc
| Jue le hicieran Ia cuenta.
Los dos Sc "atizaron'' sin Ia
menor consideration y Jenkins,
por su ventaja en- los Iltimos
rounds, alcanz6 ell fallo favora-
bic.
Elsa batalla lie di6 c~onfianza Ell
campe6n, que defendi6 despues
su titulo, con exito, frente q Pc
te Lello y Lou Ambers.
Recientemente Sc compr6 Lew
una motocileta y con ella tiene
en- ~constante tension, pOr ell pc
ligro que CORE, a sus directories
y tambien a Mike Jacobs.
Montgomery tendra una ven
taja en- ell peso de cinco libras
pero las apuestas siguen a favor
de Jenkins, en- proportion de 8
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

ida ante un comisario, o ante
Ell juez, y no tardara en- cantGy
cIGro. Luego de 10 que ha hecho,
viendose autora de un asesina-
to, y habiendo frustrado Ell milo
(yo no sc que los tiros que han
herido o matado a esta mujer, l.
ban dirigidOs contra mil, no
tardara en- hacer una declara-
ci6n en- regla. ~ 20 estare per-
dido t..
Trag6 saliva.
Luego, su rostro tom6 una ex-
preston de ansiedad, que pOr for
tuna, escape a tOdOs los circuns-
tantes, atareados en- la atenci6n
a la herida.
FL ceho de CASTOR habfase
fruncido.
-iAh, nol-sigui6 diciendo-
Sc en- VOC baja-: mo soy 80
hombre para dejarme cOger CO.
mo un prCvincianO, luego de ha-
mstido On % bOca del 70
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

nosaments a examinar a la heri-
da.
Lavaron ell rcstro de Eulalia
'e las Torres, que aparecia n
yiao, dascompuesto ,lamentable
-lQu6, dOctor?-no pudo
'ontenerse de preguntar Joq-
quina' lila primera, dirigiendose
a medico que vino con Amalia,
que era el de mas edad.
FL galeno no contest6, al pria
cipio.
Luego movie levemente la ca
oeza, limitandose a decir:
-iCalma, calma L..
Al fin, los dos hombres de
'iencia cambiaron este dialogo,
en- voz muy baja,
We listed?
ST.
La bala no ha llegado a Pc
netrar...
--Ya me hago cargo. Solo ell
parIetal IN tantO hendido..
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

Bajo Ia presidential de Vicen-
tie Guastella Sc reunio aver la Ii
ga Intersocial.
Ell tesorero informa sobre los
ingresos de la semana, en- las Ia
quillas, que iran por entero al
Fondo de Leche.
Sc recaudaron en- la cantina
$68.18. La semana proxima Sc
presentara ell balance complete.
Declare la Liga que sus jun
tas son abiertas y que cualquier
persona puede pedir la informa-
ci6n que desee.
La mayoria de los delegates
acuerda que las listas de pelote-
ros no Sc cierren hasta despues
de verificado ell octave desafio
Despues de csc desafio Sc entire
garan los contracts y las listas
Quedaran cerradas.
Sc acuerda abonar a la Junta
de Recrso los $4,000 que Sc l
adeudan.
La Unione Italiama pone como
jugador a Jose Domingo, que
continuara tambien siendo Ell
manager, y lie otorga libertad in
conditional a Narciso Herman
dez, conocido por Baby Miller.
Esta novena coloca al pitcher
Frank Salemi en- la lista de los
"inutiliza3os" por la temporada
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

- Hemorragia Internal.
mo creo!.. Vamos, me pa
rece que n!...
Ell doctor mas joven inquirio
i Una ~inyecci6n de cafeina,
colega?
%Inmediatamen te!-dijo Of
otro.
Del botiquin portatil, ell medi-
co mas jOvsn extrajo entonees
una jeringuilla y una ampolla,
poniendo una ~inyecci6n a la he
.rija en- un hombro.
o
7iQu&, doctor?-volvi6 a in
sistir Joaquina.
in ose alarmen, senoras,
No Sc alarmen, sehoras,
no; la herida, esta, al menos,
no tiene la importancia que pa
racia al principle,
Jay, Dios mio!,..
Sc desinfect Ola herids de la
frente. vendaron aVUeNa eabe-
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
La Gaceta Folletin No 2
TONIC TERCERO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
rodeada de c~uriosos.

rOueaua ue curloSoS.
La linda parisiense habia Ian
zsdo, en- el dltimo instante, una
mirada de un odio feroz hacia
su amante, mirada en- la que el
cinico CASTOR crey6 leer mil y
mil terribles amenazas.
Y ell false condo de Noir, aho-
"a, en- este instante, asistiendo
a la escena que Sc desarronaba
en- esta alcoba regia, veia, con
los ojos de la imagination, otra
escena que no tardaria en- desa-
rrollarse en- la jefatura de poll
cia.
-Cdette-se dijo ahora el a.
paehe para ST., va q ser eopd0.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
peraron u hlts los Atleticas

~ESAO A@WF
y atropeIlaron a los Browns
gan6 Ell dssafio, dejan1o al Sai
Luis en- z hits. Bco Johnson dis
par6 otro cuadrangular.
San Luis &c, III, 2a; F-l2deI'
fla &c, 12h, lie.
Los Medals Rcjas Sc queaa-
ron en- cuatro hits y e. ohlca2l
con Rigney de pit.ser, obtuyo Il
victoria.
Chicago &c, III, 1e; Boston r.
4h, lie.
Ell pitcher Hadsoa do otrS
victoria a los Sana5ore5, dejar
d ca los Tigres.
Detroit &c, 9h, De; Washing
ton Sc, Sh, 2e,
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

r. Acheson, capitan William c.
Warren, captain Stephen F.
Hancy, teriente Henry A. Schla
singer y tentente Audley C. Ne
Donald. Los miembros civiles 10
son los Sres. Ed. Lambright,
Hood Hampton, Charles G. Null
len, Cody Fowler y Fred l..
Smith.
Esperamos que la nueva Co
mission lie pOnga a esos deportsS
las inyecciones que reclama pa
ra su mayor vigor y brillantez.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

Los Eaal@ enEan a IN nus
70 jugadOr, William Tanner.
Ell Centre AAtnEdann presen.
ia como jugedo al. Whitney y
sitda en- la lista de inutIli2ados
a John Clements y Edwin Jack
son.
La novena del Circulo parece
astar complete y no hace presen
taciones.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
MATRIMoNIOS

Lawrence, p, y Tiney Moore
10; Charles A. Long, So, y An
aie Msier, 81; Charl;s W. Kidd
80, y Flo Joan L~9ngworth, IS;
Charles R. Campbell, 81, e r.
ma Irene Campbell, %; Ralp
Whitney ; Wis, %, y Gacil.
5chossaw, %.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
UNA E COMISION PA
RIA BENJAMIN FIELD

Ell brigadier general Tinker
nombr6 aver una nueva Conf
sion de Boxeo y Luchas para
Benjamin Field. Continuara de
p~residente Ell teniente coronel
Vincent ]. MelOy.
Los miembros militares 10 son
los Sres. teniante coronel NAL
colin C. Grow, comandante Geo.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Piratas rechazaron a los
Atleticos, aunque estos batearon
10 hits contra Sewell. Grissom
cargo con la derrota. Cada no
vena comsti6 cuatro errores.
Filadelfia &c, 10h, 4e; Pitts
burg &c, l0h, de,
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

a 8. TomAran psrte en- el eenifi-
nal del programa, Allie Stoltz,
peeO 1igero de Newark, y Terry
Young, del East Side.
En- ell otro match a sells asal-
tos, Norman Rubio Sc batira
con Pete Muscarnera y Artie
Dorrell con Winnie Rossano.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

Vapulearon los Cubs a los Bra
vos y subieron al cuarto lugar.
lie dieron la base a Leiber.
con las aimohadillas llenas.
I1eiber peg6 un batazo DE- Qua
tro edluinas.
Boston &c, III, lie; Chicago A.
1Gh, Re.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
LIGA AMERICANA

Bob Teller dej6 en- sells hits a
les Yankees; pero la carrera de
cisiva no fue hecha por los In
dos hasta ell decimo, Russo fue
ell lanzador superado.
Cleveland &c, sh, 2e; New
York 1c, Chloe.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

En- ell noveno atacaron los Car
denales e hicieron la carrera
que necssitaban, Johnny Mize
descarg6 dos "jonrrones''.
New York DC, Th, lie; San
Luis &c, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

Los Dodgers derrotaron de
nuevo a los Rojos Y alcanzaron
su sexta victoria consecutive.
Owen solo permiti6 seis hits p
la novena de Bill McKechnie.
Bucky Walters perdi6 Ell desafio
Brooklyn 4c, 8h, De; Cincin-
natl &c, 6h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

"a de diosa, que ahora, con aquel
pelo corto y aquel peril agudi-
zado por ell dolor, recordaba las
cabezas de las mujeres de la Ro-
ma antigua, y Sc procedi6 a exa-
minar el otro... o los otros ba-
lazos.
La herida de la cadera era, a
primera vista, mucho mas gra-
We.
Auui, ST: aque la bala ha-
bia penetrado en- las carnss
de la mujer, y supiera Dios 81
habria roto algdn hueso, algdn
mdsculo u otro 6rgano impor-
tante.,,
Era precise, pues, ante TODD,
pensar en- extraer ell proyectil.
IA yer! Hay aqui telefo-
no, verdadY
-Si, senior.
-Pues telefoneen a este nG-
nero. diciendo al senior ordono
cue venga en- saguida.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

bo!... i0dette va a hablar de VI
momento a otro, 81 no 10 ha he
cho ya!... Ahora vendrian a de-
tenerme a mi, descubierta mi
verdadera personalidad..., Y dor
miriamos todos en- Ia cArcel!. .
lPor 10 demas, Pepino debe ha-
Der colorado va Ell cheque gran
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New Law 10 Be Tried
In Effort 10 Cut Rafe
Of Syphilis in Army
May Act Enables Military
Chiefs to Set Up Any Size
Zones Barring Prostitutes
By HOWARD w. BLAKESLEE.


More than 100000 young mer
entered the new American Army in
the last year free from syphilis.
Today their rate in that disease
Is about the same as the rate OF
the Regular Army before the emer-
gency-or about half the civilian
rate.
Officials declare that organized
prostitution has moved in on the
camps.
Now the law is about to step in
and give the Army and Navy a
chance at an experiment expected
to GO far toward proving whether
this shadow of disease can be lifted.
The experiment is the May Act,
signed by the President in July.
1t authorizes the Secretaries of War
and Navy to set up camp zones for
hidden to prostitutes The penalties
are applicable also to owners as well
as operators of buildings, vehicles
and places. Liability extends to cor
porations, partnerships and associa-
tions.
No zones have been announced yet.
The act permits the Secretaries to
make the width of zones any dis
tance they think reasonable.
50 Miles Wide and Mobile.
Health authorities are talking
about making the zones 40 to so
miles wide Even more drastic, they
are contemplating making the zones
mobile, so that military authorities
can change them at will Mobile
zones, they say, would be form of
blitz that could wreck the organ
lied aspect of the business.
The act fires simultaneously all
the barrels of opposition in religion,
medicine and science. One section
provides that chaplains instruct en-
listed men on moral and religious
grounds, that doctors inform the
boys not only about infection, but
also about their sex needs. and final
" is specific that full information
be given about prophylactic meas
ures.
Even without the May Act the
Army had done something in the
latter category. Military approval
has been given to requests for pri-
critics made by manufacturers of
some prophylactic devices.
Two Schools of Thought.
There are two schools of thought
about these health measures. One
holds that medical supervision of
the women promises the best re-
suits. The other aims at Destroy
ing the organized commercial side
of the business, although that side
seems to be the only one where
supervision is feasible.
Opponents say supervision does
not prevent infection enough to
succeed
Not even the most skillful ply
sician," says DR.. Thomas Parran,
United States Surgeon General,
"ean say with certainty from any
known method of routine inspection
that any prostitute is non-infec-
tious or that she will remain so for
an hour"
Infection rates are declared to
follow the mathematical laws of