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La gaceta., 1941-10-09
Submarine aleman hundido por
I'm pequeno buque ingles
Regresaron a Londres las misiones de Estados
Unidos y la Gran Bretana
Las tropas Sovieticas no han sidO rodeadas

Londres, Octubre 9-Un pc
queho barco ingDes, ell Lady
Shirley" atac6 y hundi6 un
subamrino aleman. seg1n una
noticia dada hoy por ell Almi-
rantazgo.
Ell barco enemigo era ma
yor y estaba mejor equipado
que ell ingles.
I'm official del Lady Shir-
ley" Sc hizo cargo del canon
cuando ell artillero perdi6 la
vista bajo ell fuego de las anne
tralladoras de submarine.
Todos los supervivientes del
buque aleman, A, fueron sal
vados y llevados a Gibraltar.
Ell Rey aprob6 una recomen
daci6n para que Sc otorguue
la medalla del serviciO distin-
guido al teniente comandante
A. H. Galloway.
Sc hallaba de vigilancia ell
Lady Shirley" cuandO divis6
un submarine Trat6 ell subma
rino de sumergirse, pero Ell pc
queno barco arroj6 varias car
gas de profundidad, obligan-
dolo a quedarse en- la super
ficie.
La nueva ofensiva nazi en-
Russia viene produciendo hon
da inquietud en- los circulOs
militares y politicos.
Inglaterra estima que 10
mas conveniente serfa ayudar
a Russia creando un nuevo fren
te; pero ell RENO Undo no dis
pone de los recursos impress
cindibles para tai o%peraci6n.
Los expertos estiman que Ell
destino de la campana de Ru-
STA Sc decidira en- pocas sema-
mas y que solo ell ejercito russo
podra aliviar la situaci6n.
Regresaron hoy a Londres
las misiones britannica y norte-
americana que fueron a Mos
CT. Traen con ellos todos los
datos sobre las necesidades de
Russia Y dicen que 10 prometi-
do Sc mandara.
La batalla en- Russia ha crea
do varios 'bolsillos" muy pc
ligrosos para Ell ejercitO Soviet
Hitler esta usando sus ma
yores recursos en- la gran ba-
ITALIA del frente central. Russia,
sin embargo, cuenta tanl);kh
con grandes cantidades de ar
mamentos y los usara en- la
bataIla.
El avance alern&n desds Pol
La gaceta., 1941-10-09

Los mejores aliados que la
propaganda nazi tiene en- el
mundo, en- este pals viven.
En- ningGn lugar de la terra
Sc "tragan" con menos Difficult.
tad los "esperpentos" de Goeb.
bells.
Y ell noventa por ciento de las
noticias que emanan de Berlin
son exageradas o enteramente
falsas.
Asegura un daspacho de Blu
dapest. Hungria, que los nazis
vienen fusilando comunistas a
rRz6n de 60 por dia.
Sesenta asesinatos de hom-
bres ~valientes, cometidos en- Yu
gosslavia cada "a horas.
Ell totalitarismo califica de
comunistas a los hombres que
hacen resistencia asus atroci-
dades.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09

La posici6n del ejercito russo
use considera grave"
Tambi6n Sc considerable gra-
We en- Leningrado y Odessa Y e
sas ciudades contin1an en- po-
der del ej6rcito del pueblo.
Ell momento no es de lamen-
taciones, sino de mandar a Ru-
STA tanQues, aeroplanos y arma-
mentos.
Miles de aeroplanos estan in
activos en- este pals; miles de
ellos esperan en- la Gran Breta-
ma los nuevos ataques de los ma
zis.... o aguardan a que ell ITEM
DO mejores para bombardear
los puertos de la zona ocupada
de Francia o algunas ciudades
alemanas.
Esos aviones, operando en- el
frente russo, inclinarian "la ba-
lama" hacia los pueblos demo
craticos y sus aliados.
Pero.....
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
Sc AHORRA GASOLINE IL
MITAlNDO LA VED0CIDAD

Washington, oct. 9.-Un fun
cionario del gobierno DECLARE
hoy que los automovilistas pu-
dieran econmizar 1875, 100000
galones de gasolina anualmente
iimitando la velocidad a un ma
ximo As millas. AL mismo ITEM
DO ahorrarian aceite y gomas.
sin Olvidar una importante dis
injunction en- Ell ndmer0 de acct
denteA
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
Ell ENERGETIC CHINO HA
INICIADO UNA NUEVA o.
FENSIVA
Llegaron los Chinos a Ichang

Shanghai, oct. 9.-Las tro-
pas republicans chinas han J.
niciadO una fuerte ofensiya en-
todos 10. ~sectores de la parte
Central de China Mas de 80
coo hombres atacan furiosamen
te y llegaron hoy a Ichang, un
puerto del Yangtze y el extreme
punto oeste de. la penetraci6h
japonesa. L aposiei6n de los nj
pones que combaten en- Ichang
es insostenible.
Batallones chimes Sc prepay
ran para atacar 2 Cheng-how y
se haIan concentrates a cinco
miEas al sur de esa ciudad. Los
japoneses afirman haber alcan
zsido victorias alnoroeste de
Hankow, donde aumenta la ac-
tividad De la aviaci6n.sLa agen
ella nipona Domei declara que
$4,000 soldados chinos fueron
barridos cerca de Siayahg y que
el combate progresa en- las a.
fueras de ANU.
La evacuation de Changaha
Tor los japoneses Sc efectu6 ha-
cevarios dias.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
ALLISON NOMBRADO PA
RIA N DE EXAME-
MES DE ABOGADOS

Tallahassee, Octubre 9.-El
gobernador Holland nombr6
aver a John M. Alison, de
Tampa, para representa- al
primer distrito congressional
en- la junta encagada de exa-
minar a los aspirantes a ejer-
Ger la profession de abogado
en- ell estado de Florida.
Sucede en- ell puesto al Sr.
George p. Raney, de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09

FL p~residente Roosevelt lie es-
cribi6 una carta a Jose Stain,
ell jefe del gobierno russo. La en-
treg6 ell Sr. Averill Hartman
preidente de la comisi6n envia-
da a Messed por ell gobierno de
EStados Unidos.
La carta comienza con estas
palabras:
Estimate Mr.. Stain.
La propaganda alemana, cue
Sc apcc 8 Eel texto de la carta
por medic de sus agentes en- es
te pals, acaba &c publicarla y Ia
ccmienza con estas palabras :
Mi querido amigo Stain.
Termin6 ell Presidente la epis
tola con estas palabras: Muy
atentamente....
Los nazis la finalizaron, sir
viendo a sus planes, con estas
palabras: cordial amigo.
Hay muchCs alemanes decen-
ties Y humanoS; pero los nazls
no merecen ser includes entire
los hombres q. respetan la YER
dad y aprecian ell derecho aJeno.
Nazismo, hoy como aver, e
sin6nimo de anormalidad, bru
talidad y crimen.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
LA REINA DEL

Hoy sera coronado en- la u
niversidad de Tampa la reina
del aluminio, la bella sehorita
Olga Martinez.
Presidira la ceremonial ell
DR.. James E. Mooney.
Tampa mandara a las 6aDri
cas- del NOTE Ell aluminiO reco-
gido dentro de sus Itmites, con
un peso do $1,000 hbraS
La gaceta., 1941-10-09

como antes retrocedieron VorO-
shift y Budenny; pero es una
retirada planea1a de antemano
y en- direction de posiciones es-
cogidas por ell Estado Mayor.
Los ejercitos ruSos, mil wees
destruidos va por la propagan.
da alemana, Sc mantienen intac
tos.
Cada retroceso, cada reptile,
que, cuesta a los nazis muchos
miles de bajas Y la destruction
de tanques, carros blindados y
aviones.
Son victOrias.... que en- Ell pun
to final pulverizaran toda la po-
tencia de las tropas agresoras;
victorias..... que produciran ell
aplastamiento del salvajiSmO
teut6n
La gaceta., 1941-10-09

,tava a Kharkov sigue encon-
trandO una tenaz re~sistencia;
los nazis estan contenidos en-
ell itsmo de Perekop y la situa
ci6n de Leningrado y Odessa
Sc mantiene inalterable.
La moral rusa es insupera-
BILE. La mas peligrosa de las
penetraciones es la de Vyaz-
ma, 125 millas al oeste de Mos
ca, y en- la vecindad de Orel,
al este de Bryansk. Hay la pc
sibilidad de que las tropas ru-
sas sean cercadas, pero tai co
sa no Sc ha realizado.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09

Las industries del pals debe-
ran trabajar, en- un cincuenta
per ciento, para la defensa ma
cional
Hasta ell presente. Ell ell decir
lie los bien enterados, para la
jefensa solo trabajan del Is al
20 pOr cientC de las fabricas,
etc.
Esto irdica que la lentitud pc
ligroSa nc ha sido lcminada to-
davfa.
mo ssris mas conveniente
rue Ell gobierno tomase a su car
90 las industries encargadas de
fabricar armas, municiones, ae
roplanos, ETC., para los ~ejercitos
de los pusblos agredidos?
Ell arsenal de la democracia'
1uiza necesita mayor coopera :
ci6n, pOsitiva cooperation, de
parte de los potentados Y de al
gunos grupos obreros.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09

Ni'NNhs WI III llANiAAN
so califica de abSurda la mott
cia nazi de hoy sobre cue la que
IRA eSta cast terminada y que
ell ejercito sovi6tico ha perdido'
su potencia militar.
En- ell sector del Centre las
tropas sovieticaS Gentlemen al E.
nemigo en- 0rel Y Bryansk y las
columns nazis no pueden inn
pelir sus movimientos.
Berlin dijo hoy, por medic de
uno de los colaboradores de Hit
Ter, que todos los ejercitos rusos
d-mpuestos por millones de
hombres, Sc italian atrapados,
Las tropas que los nazis utilizan
en- la nueva ~ofensiva pasan de
4,000,0 900.
BESIDE LOndres informan que
la petici6n rusa de que Sc abra
un nuevo frente, no puede ser
atendida, por cuanto la Gran
Bretana no dispone de los ma
teriales necesarios para tai EN-
Ipresa. La nueva amenaza ale
mana Ell R6sia, segln un peri6-
dico ingles, debe considerarse
tan grave como Ia de Dunquer-
que.
Ell mando aleman ACADIA de
lamar nuevas reserves en- la u
krania y planea fuertes ataques
en- direction de Leningrado.
Nueve patriotas checos fueron
ejecutados hoy en- Bohemia-M To-
ravia. La Gestapo admite que
aver fusil6 a IA en- Praga.
Las nuevas noticias alemanas
parecen haber animado a los ia
poneses ansiosos de atacar a In
glaterra y Ei Unidosj Algu-
nos peri6dicos de Toxic condo
nan la actitud provocative de-
Estados Unidos, en- Ell Pacifico
en- la ayuda a Russia.
Mas de 500 tanques nazis fue
ron destruidos aver.
Berlin Sc jacta hoy de que
Liene rodeados, bajo la nueva O.
fensiva, a un million de soldados
rusos, en- ell sector del centric.
FL gobierno sovietico cOmuN
1ic6 aver la retirada de las tro-
pas que tenia en- Orel, SO millas
este de Bryansk, entire Khar-
GOV y MoscG.
llya Ehrenburg revisa ell pa
Del de la aviaci6n rusa en- la que
ira Y dice: En- ell comienzo de la
guerra los alemanes trataron
as mismas tacticas que les ha-
1ian dado ell triunfo en- Polonia
T FranGia; de repente, inespe-
-adamente. atacarOn los aero
dromos. Durante los primerOs
de la guerra la fuerza prin-
de la aviaci6n alemana sc
,oncentr6 en- Polonia, el Este
lie Prussia Y Rumania. y fue Ian
,ada contra las bases de la a.
del Soviet. Los resulta-
los no fueron aquellos obteni-
los en- Polnia o Francia. Los a.
emanes consiguieron inflingir
ina cierta cantidad de daho en-
unidades aereas; pero la
ndustria de aviaci6n del pals
'apidamente cubri6 la brechai
Was todavia, ell promedio dc e.
'iciencia de los nuevos aparatos
s superior al de los Antiques.
A principles de septiembre Sc
lizo evidente que la fuerza de la
,viaci6n rusa era mayor. En-
os primeros meses de la que
IRA las perdidas alemanas en- Ell
lire, en- comparaci6n con las so
vi6ticas, dieron la proportion
le uno y uno y medic pOr uno
En- septiembre aument6 la pro-
Dorci6n de dos y uno y medic
por uno,
Hubieron dias euando los pi-
lotoS ruSos @struyerOu lib,
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
Ell TEMPO

Temperature a las IL de la
mahana de HOY, 80 grades; mi
nina, 70.
Jacksonville admiti6 aver u
ma temperature de q grades.
Vtntos variables para hoy
eielo claro.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS
La muchacha guerrillera. - Carta a Stain. =
A sesenta fusilamientos por dia. Resistencia
y estrategia. = Las Industries y la defensa.-
Ley amoral.

Desde aqui saludamos a esa
muchacha yugoeslava que Ial
frente de una guerrilla, en- los
campos de su pals, defiende a
sus hermanos contra IL opre-
sion Y la igncminia nazi.
Una mujer del tipo de aque-
Has que en- ESpana combatieron
y murieron por la libertad.
La gaceta., 1941-10-09

PIDE Ell REPRESENTATIVE
SMITH QUE SEA PROCE-
SABA LA FEDERATION
AMERICANA DEL IRA
BAJO
La gaceta., 1941-10-09

Los peri6dicos americanos,
con muy pOca gracia, lie Hannah
"gorilas" a los guerrilleros de
la justicia.
Las bestias son los agresores
a los cualeS Sc les da tan extern
sa e inmerecida publicidad.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03
Former University President Passes

NEW YORK, Feb. l (P) - Geo rge E. Vincent, aged IS, former President of the University of Minnesota and former president of the Rockefeller Foundation died here today.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03
Big Floating
 Drvd0cll To Be Built For Navy

NEW YORK - Plans were an nounced for providing the U. S. Navy with what is said to be the most modern floating drydock in the world. The Todd Shipyards Corporation announced that a con tract for building the drydock had been signed.
 The drydock will weigh about 48O0 tons, but will have lifting capacity of 18,0O0 tons. It will be built in three sections and will have an overall length of 615 feet.
 The Todd corporation expects to build the apparatus in about nine months. It will be operated at the Todd plant in Galveston Texas,
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03

ONDA ELI, CD. lH) - On the home front beset anew by German daylight raiders, London said it was expected a thousand American built bombers flying ac ross th- At antic for Britain monthly by May.
 A high ranking RAF officer said Germany's first line of air strength will be "measurably in excess of Britain's on March 1, but asserted that the RAF will again beat back any return mass of daylight bombing preliminary to an invasion." The RATS su- perior aircraft pilots he said cou d couat-r the Luftwaffe's numerical superiority.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03

UNDATED, Feb. 3 (P) - Brit ish bombers were reported active against both ends of the Rome Berlin Axis scoring a successful attack" on an important power supply dam in Sardinia and bomb ing targets in Nazi occupied northwest France.
 Shortly before dawn, five Brit ish mine sweeping traWlers re ported driving off three German Dornier raiders after a fierce Is minute battle in daylight some where off the southeast English coast.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03
Famine Conditions in Belgium In Two Weeks

BERLIN, Feb. l (F) - Famine conditions face Belgium within two weeks unless help is receiv- ed from the outside.
 Hoover Relief Committee in- W-stigators reported that on a basis of reserves there will be no more bread by the 18th of the month if the present rationing system is maintained and aid is not coming.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03
German Daylight Bombers Return To London
Asserts Superior RAF Pilots Will Again Turn Back The Numerically
 Stronger Nazi's Invasion Attempts

UNDATED, Feb. L49 - On British Bombers Are Active the by Against Both Ends of Axis
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03
Million Dollars Red X Supplies Bound for France

BALTIMORE, Feb. l (H) The Red Cross relief ship Cold liar DOT got up. steam to start with a mi lion dollar cargo of food, elo- thing and medicine for war suf ferers in Unoccupied France and Spain. Large red crosses were painted on both sides of the 51O0 ton freighter and b b-lligerent ma ions notified of the nature of the trip. The British government gave it's permission.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03
Dutch Reject
 Jap Suggestion Of New Order

UNDATED, Feb. 1 (AD - The Dutch government in exile in- structed their minister in Tokyo to inform the Japanese that the Dutch reject any suggestion of having the Netherlands Indies incorporated in new order in east Asia under the leadership of any power whatsoever
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03
Greeks Report Domination Of 'I'epelini Area

UNDATED, Feb. (P) Greek domination of the mountainous area around Tepelini was reportd ed from the front while Greek sourczs said the recent Fascist attempts to seize the offensive in Albania must be regarded as fail ures. The actual occupation of Tepelini is a matter first of mop wing up isolated attachments.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03
Nazis Reply To Allegations Of
 Poison Gas War

UNDATED, Feb. 1 (P) - Au- thorized sources in Berlin r.plied to Navy Secretary Knox's ale gations yesterday before the for eign relations committee, that Germany might use gas against England. Knox was ref-rring to Hitler's speech at the start of the war in which he said He who applies poison gas will be tough, with poison gas"
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03

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The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03
.MacAdoO Dies
 Heart Trouble

WASHINGTON, Feb. (P) - William Gibbs McAdoo, chair man of the board of the Ameri- can President steamship line died of heart attack at 10 am. in a hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03
Predict Unpre- .cedented Bombing By Both Sides

UNDATED, Feb. l (P) - Reli- able sources in London predicted that spring would bring bomb ing on an unprecedented scale by Germany and Italy as well as by Britain.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03

ALGIERS, Feb. l (Ao) French North African General Maxine Weygand appealed to some half a million French African sol dIers under his command to stay out of the war and accept the armistice with Germany as final and support the national revo-
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03
British Ships
 Are Sunk By Counter Blockade

UNDATED, Feb. l (AP) - Axis spokesmen reported the counter blockade sinking of seven mer- chant ships.
 The Fascist high command not d bitter fighting in Libya with @coasid rable loses" on both sid eS.
 Iha Italian high command said a torpedo boat sunk a 10000 ton steamship in a British convoy in she Aegean Sea.
 The German high command sad long distance planes sunk two large merchantmen west of Ireland.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03
Weygand Appeals To Half
 Million French Soldiers To
 Accept Armistice with Germany

lution' of Marshal Petain." He said T appeal to you not to leave the party order and discipline which will mean only the des- truction of France and the peril of al who takr- part in the under taking"
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03

UNDATED. Feb. 3 (H) - Brit aims swift-striking army of east Africa captured another Italian stronghold, British headquarters reported, occupying the town of Barentu in the Eritrean campaign to drivs Mussolini's legions in
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-03
British African Army Captures New Italian Stronghold Barentu
 Fascists Retreat Without Defense

that sector into the Red Sea. A big Fascist force previously re- ported trapped at Barentu slip ped out without making a de- fense. Barentu is 40 miles south
 of Agordat, the railroad center captured by the British Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

Hospital next week ta- complete
treatment Of a hip fracture ne re-
ceived last February. hr said to-
day. Wilson was injured while
skating on Island Lakcin Oakland
County Surgeons mdSt now re-
move the pin implanted in his mp
At that time 10 help healing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

Ipervisors be given increased
because blanket hourly raises re,
Gently granted brought the pay Of
subordinates above that of theit
bosses.
The DPW raises went TO work,
erS in the division of motor trans
portation, ranging from 2i2 cents
To > cents an hour.
Gen. Hugh =. Johnson.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

The warm air is pulled up stsir~ays 10
the attic where il il forced out-of- doors by
the fan. You cool your house to Ia
degrees with this style OF cooling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Jailed in Rum Rinq Plot

John S. Frankel, 3S, of Cicero
ILL.,, one Of 81 persons either Il
plead or be found guilty in a huge
alcohol conspiracy ring, told Fed
eral Judge Edward J. Monet 10.
day he was unable 10 raise more
than 5000 of a 81 500 fine imposed
by the court. Judge Monet then
set the fine aside and ordered
Frankel 10 a federal prison for
two and one-half years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
'367 City Employees
Granted Pay Raises

Pay raises totaling S44,565 a
year were granted 367 city en-
Iployes by Common Council today
on recommendation of Budget Di-
rector David V. Addy and the de-
'partment of public works. Addy
recommended that 293 salaried SUI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Diseased CAT Found
IBy Doctor II Bit

After a 24-hour search, DR.. w.
G. Baker, operator of veterinary
hospital at 1929 Chatham avenue,
today located a cat, believed TO
have rabies, which bit him.
Doctor Baker is under treatment
and the cat under observation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

1WZOULDN'T YOU like 10 expc-
fence sleeping porch comfort
in your home this summer-iHdoon'
Wouldn't YOU like to enjoy bedroom
that is cool and comfortable one
in which the cool night ar IS gently
circulated, You can-Wlth house
cooling ATTIC FAN.
The principle on which it operates is
very simple. During the daytime, the
hot summer sun beats down mercilesslv,
pouring heat into the house and con-
verting the attic into huge oven.
Everyone is familiar with the willing
effect of forced trip to the attic on
hot summer day. The temperature
under the roof reaches 80 degrees, and
much Of this heat IS transferred through
the ceilings TO the rooms below
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Mother I'll Seek Youth

Hamtramck police today sought
the whereabouts of 17-year-old
Leonard Gondek Of 263O Botsford
avenue. Hamtramck Missing since
June II. police said his mother
Nellie. is dangerously i'll and wants
him 10 come home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

We invite you to talk over this type
Of cooling with our engineers. They
will advise you without charge or
obligation, and If YOU wish, put you
in touch with reputable DEALERS who
can give you information about DIFF
ferent makes Of fans. CHE DETROIT
EDISON COMPANY DOES NOT
SELL OR INSTALL ANY OF THIS
TQUIPMENT) Our engineers will
discuss the whole cooling problem as it
is fitted TO your particular needs, give
YOU approximate cost figures, and adj
wise YOU impartially as 10 the equipment
best suited TO your individual case. This
is part OF our ,er,ioe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Dad and Mother
OF Cherry Queen
Get Gun Salute

Senior Rodolfo MichelS. Chilean
ambassador; his wife and ms
daughter. CriStina, Michigan
Cherry Queen. were in Traverse
City today after a 1s-gun salute
a blare Of bugles. the rattle Of
guns and their national anthem
gave them Send-off from visit
at Selfridge Field
Senorita Cristina pretty and 20
was named queen Of the National
Cherry Festival as gesture Of
goodwill from North 10 South
America. In the same spirit
Selfridge'S 3lSt Pursuit Group
put its speedy airplaneS through
their PAGES for the ambassador
his wife and their daughter.
SEES NEW PLANES IN ACTION
In the hot sun Of the airport
the ambassador stood with Col
Lawrence p. Hickey, post COM
mander Senator Arthur Nanden-
berg. G. Donald Kennedy, state
highway commissioner. 10 sec the
new Lockheed lnterceptor planes
dive on the airport and rise
almost vertically into SLOW, easy
barrel roll.
Splendid. splendid" cried his
eXcellency. a wonderful sight"
The party lunched with Colonel
Hickey at the officers club, then
boarded planes of the state high
way department which carried
them 10 Traverse City where
they were met by Senator Prem
tiss NJ. Brown.
Senorita Christina viii be
crowned queen tomorrow by Gov.
Murray Van Wagner. His sister,
Mrs. Esther Van Wagner Tufty
travelled with the party from
Washington.
Previous 10 the visit 10 Selfridge
Field the cavalcade OF cars car
ried the ambassador and his party
10 the new Chrysler tank plant IN
Van Dyke avenue 10 show further ,
how America is preparing. L
GA president 70 Hospita /,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

An attic fan changes all this. In
the cool OF evening, snap the switch
of the fan and open the lower floor
windows. You will notice the DIFF
ference almost immediately. As the
oppressive blanket of heat in the sun
soorohed attic is drawn off, gentle
circulation of AR is started throughout
the house, pulling in flood of cooler
outside air through the windows, and
blowing away the heat that has hung
in the rooms all day. The warm air
is drawn up from the lower floors