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, 1941-03-27
LOCAL 755
MEMBERS

The regularly scheduled bus
mess meeting of Delco UE
Local 755 vii be held Sunday,
March 80, 1871 at 200 p. M.
This is an especially important
meeting as reports will be
given on the national contract,
the welfare program, and the
progress of rate and classifica-
tons. Don't forget, UE Hall,
8 e. 5th St., Dayton, Ohio,
Sunday, March 80, 200 r. M.
r.. L. HAWKER,
Executive Secretary Local 755.
, 1941-03-27
DELCO
NEWS
AND
VIEWS

The boys in So are wondering
what "Scotty'' has to get by with
what he does. The boys would
like to have his recipe. The boys
would all like to know how you
can go out on Friday night, and
have a good time, and get away
with it on Saturday.
X
Don't you care what anyone
says, JENNINGS. Wear that
hat and bark all you want to.
JONESY won't bite because
the truth stands before him
like q stone wall.
Three thousand shocks came
down the line, inspection took them
one at a time. They looked them
over and hung them up, to please
the men who are higher up.
Through the paint and out of the
plant, to run any more we just
can't. They are supposed to 60 on
very good cars. Oh my God, one
might be ours!
Congratulations to the girls
in "A for the progress. Keep
up the good work and 1000
is not too far distant. Its a
hard row to hoe, but victory
will be sweet.
Any Inspector who would like
to hear am interesting tale should
ask any inspection group leader
about Rohr's potato patch. IF this
information is not forthcoming
you may obtain same from We
editor. This is Building % laugh
ing stock.
\
1t has come to the attention
of some of the boys in 81 De-
partment, that a certain indi-
vidual by the name of SAM
PUTERBAUGH is going to
take advantage of a slip ON the
part of a good union man.
Sam must bear In mind, that
in numbers there is safety.
Sam should go into training as
it is the understanding among
the boys, hat Sam failed to
pass the physical tests for
TTn~Ia Coxn,S saxxsoa
, 1941-03-27
FRIGfDAIRE NEWS

Georges place and start
spreading it.
Flash-Lost one sack of peanuts
in ZIG Department. Finder please
return to the boys.
BE WISE-ORGANTZE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Daqmar Is So Forqetful

THE STORY TELLERS: Alexandra Kropotn in Liberty,
Dagmar odowky having to tie string about her finger tc
remember what she melancholy about, orge
How does Dagmar remember what the string
Pathfinder points that Sekkatree State Hull hold
that office longer man-eight Well
suitable than Hull Ship of State? Elizabeth
and stop hattenng themselves.
think" Elizabeth thinks, find most
In other words, ladies, don't hatter
Henry Beetle Houghs The Herald Heart" is
story the Statevepo It's about with
switch a death watch.
In the old days Constannope according TO Fact Digest the
color of fngenas showed political party belonged
over here it's the length If they're bitten short they belong
Republican
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Who's Who, but What's What?

TYPEWRITER RIBBONS Paul Geraldy: AS you
keep anything from love George
Nathan The trouble with table is that there's always chair
many
The Bridgeport Tfmes-Star: Because in Who's
Who doesn't necessarily he knows what's what
Hollis: People drawn Sherwood open
fire
Robert Q1en' We are vain even in naughness When the
preacher describes sinners. always think he Anon:
All girls act the when they difference
IN their action when they another
DIN Miller The price of price always
ana always VIII be slavery DAnnunZio:
goldfish godsh swimming thoughts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Bombed
As They Stage
War Games
BY GEORGE LAT

Tall News >eryioe star Corrv sI'ondcut
LONDON. April 1.-One Of the
largest and most successful lnva-
sion rehearsals-durine which war
correspond ,ats got the grimme>t
taste Of actual var when a Nazi
Ilcnko,IlI sVooped down and
machine glnned as-has Just been
Completed
j was carried out by Britain =
.rthcrn command With more inan
90 troops including parachut-
"t>. -t3rkS. artillery and infantry
Goyal Air Force fighters N q
nombers took part in week-long
exercises during which all Condi-
lions Of actual warfare were SIM
liatcd
Tho war correspondents as well
rs the troops undertook lengthy
night marches sleeping in harms
md WocdS during daylight in order
20 conceal tactical movements
from The eyes of enemy aerial
reconnaissance Tiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Ex-Fiqhter Has STAGE Lead

VVE FIRST NIGHTS. Naive Som best seller
the killer Ceago Black Belt play.
Mantle Brooks Atkinson friendly Weles
adaptation the Mirror journal and the didn't appreciate
others John Mason Brown found that the
ve|n at IT'S best nothing compared to its cde in book
o( fighter player Ray Collins
Paul Stuart cited for good work
There regretfI no Gabrielle" somber job taken
Thomas Mann piece Sidney Whpple brushed
WordTely "incoherent' the
things say about Eleanor Lynn.
My Far Ladies' labored trick about two dolls posing
runaway among the climbers tabled Spring
Spring which lovee thing you say
day, Is the meanes you call play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Sen. Wheeler in Turn-abou+

THE WIRELESS The Free Company of the delights
the networks is easily toppers
along with Helen Hayes Arch Oboes productions
Senator Wheeler another talk, had kind words
about the mpaaity of radio Only
that radio biased he going investigate many
its
Myrna 10y is too beautiful to be hidden behind mcrophone
That what happened the Choy Mccarthy show which
her loneliness feed the dummy for his smaraecky
reJonderS.
Abe Simon who made Joe Louis work overtime the
radio and showed much poiSe Lowell Thomas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Mdtsuokd, in Rome,
Regrets Skipping U.S..

ROME. April 1.-(INS1-For-
eign Minister Yosuke MatSuoka of
Japan arrived in Rome from
Berlin with an expression of regret
that "shortness of time precludes
possibility of a visit to the United
States.
II believe that personal con-
tact with the leaders of all
countries are the best means of
avoiding unfortunate occur
rences-even war; he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
OPPOSING ARMIES

Part Of the southern command
paS split up into two armies for
purposes Of nlaneuverS - o n. g
group designated as steel he'll
NETS . representing the invading
force. and the other designated as
soft hats. representing the de-
Tenders.
In preparation for what the
Germans may he expected to hurl
against the British Isles when in
&-aSinn -hncnn-eS- -. llir .hn-i+l-
vadinc forces of maneuVer
employed paratroops.
II was while We were watching
u,c parachuiistS that a lone Helm
tal bomber suddenly appeared
from nowhere and Swooped down
over the field where the CORE
srondentS were gathered. No one
PAID attention 10 the sound of the
planes motors for British planes
were lowering about every few
minutes.
II wasn't until we heard the
suffering bark Of machine gun
fire and saw burrows of earth
being plowed up by bullets that
we realized that an actual enemy
plane was overhead.
We all Topped down in the mud
aS the plane sped on A few mo-
rents later a couple of Raj
ffgrterS roared by hot on the trail
OF the German bomber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Walter Winchell
On BE'ONdxUMy
Notes of an Innocent Bystander

4 gcNor moon looks doicH from Up ADORE
The girls glolo lorelier than words sing
and suddenly across the streets lore
There drifts the first persuasive hint Of Spring,
50 beauty and eHctaHfHeHt come Gioake
From out the icintry quiet Of their sleep,
And once oqaln the torn - ripe 10 make
The promises that Il keep;
Ind pet. 1rhcreror you may be tonight.
! trust the icine Is red the music street.
It fi Heto lad 10 set The World Alright
And tqlk Of lore dozen many shadoiced street
For only fools iciu ioGuder ioih ghost
When Spring makes good the magic Of her boast
Don VAIN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
We've Still Got EN-, Too

ItE FRONT PAGES The Daily News objected edoray union
with Britain because the latter still has
things hoped rid of permanently
acknowledges still them
column edition. the of blue bloods seeking admission
TO super exclusive Tuxedo Park.
Arthur Sron answering LndbeghS letter writes to the press
e points To the pacfst and reactionary
Britain which
the his publicity disuny
in America"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Play I'd Fiddle TO FIiers

I'VE MAGIC LANTERNS: weeks pace-maker
Wings" II shows the United Army Air Corps the
and nothing Hollywood female purifier
Ray Nland William Holden and Veronica Lake blonde
get the billing but they play second to the liers.
tuTrU gotten with
about Nice Giff?"
Francho
singing and Benchleys comicalies the flicker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
NEW GUN CARRIERS

Is the exercises went on. il vas
also a revelation for the, cores
~ondents 10 witness the grim eff
,iciency of the Bren gun carriers
speedy contraptions which were
omployed so successfully by Cen
oral Sir Archibald Wavelps army
IN Africa.
The army's cooperation branch
Of the Raj was also given a stiff
test in these exercises. serving on
Photographic reconnaissance mis-
ons as well as spotting enemy"
rtillery.
In addition the Raj lads. fly
1r speedy little LySander planes.
we're used for dropping messages
md order TO unit commanders in
the field who because of rapid
movement were unable to main
tain telephone contact with gen
-ral headquarters
Message dropping is a ticklish
business, requiring hedge hop
ping and treetop skimming flights
hut al of these missions were car
RED out without mishap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

ADvERTIsEMENT
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

Dos ma ores generates ale
names Y numerosos oficiales
han sido hechos prisioneros.
Los generates manda5an las d.
viSiones Alpinas.
La aviaci6n rusa ha iastrui-
do centenares de tanques y ca
miores. La caballeria cosaca Sc
apoder6 de artilleria ligera, ma
t@erial, caballos Y soldados nazis
de infanteria.
En- muchos lugares los 'es-
quiadores" rusCs han repeido
los ataques de los "esquiadores"
finlandeses.
Las tropas rusas def 'bolSi-
10 de Kiln hicieron contacto
con las Columns que avanzaban
BESIDE Volokolamsk, uniendose a
ella. Ase quedO rodeada la pun
ia de lama meeanizada que ha-
bia cruzado la Inca Moscu-Le-
ningrado para llegar a las afue-
las de Dimitrov.
Toios los nueyos esfuerzos de
los ~invaSores para torcer la IL
nea de Kalinin, fracasaron por
entero.,.
Cerca de MoscG perdieron los
teutones mas de 900 tanques. La
maquinaria de guerra lego a su
agotamiento el sabado Y no pu-
do seguir atacando. Entonces
sc inici6 su derrota y fuga.
All este de Kiln, la semana pa
sada, sc anunci6 que ell enemigo
habia penetrado; pero no pudo
romper las defensas al sur.
Todos los ataQues de los ale
fmanes fueron repulsado, en- los
10 dias de ofensiya, en- Tula y
Stalinogorsk, 1875 millas al sur
este de MOscu.
Los mas fuertes contrataques
del ejercito russo sc verificaron
en- RostoW, donde tUvieron exito.
Primero los alemanes fueron pa
rridos de Gale en- Gale y despues
sc les hizo huir.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
EMPEZARON LAS MANIC
BRAS EN- MAC
DILL

Empezaron hoy por ia mana
ma, en- el campamento MacDill,
las maniobras militares que sc
habian anunciado.
Los vecinos de Palma Celia Sc
pasaron la manana escuchando
los disparos de los cahones, anne
tralladoras, etc.
Algunos cristales Sc rompie.
ron.
Cinco dias duraran las manic
bras, encaminadas a demostrar
el poder de resistencia de esa
rcdarosa base de ayiaci6n.
Las caretas contra los gases
son utiiizadas por las tropas.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

Con gran eutsiasmo Sc verifi-
caron aver las elecciones para
segundo vicepresidente y voca-
les en- la sOciedad Circulo Cuba
no.
Los partidarios de las dos can
didaturas prepararon numerO-
sos AUTOMOBILES pero mas de la
mitad de los socios no acudieron
a votar.
Por All votos contra 243 triun
70 la candidatura ndmero 1, que
apoyaba la directiva, compuesta
por los Sres. Henry Gonzalez, sc
gundo vicepresijente, por dos
amos; vocales por dos amos
Raul Rodriguez, Luis Colado ST.
res, Rogelio Rodriguez, Manue,
G. Talavera, Roberto Alvarez.
Jose NJ. Rodriguez Talawera, F.
ladio Mesquida, Jose M. Vlera,
Aurelio Gonzalez Bueno, Felix
Sardinas, M. Luis Sanchez, F.
Ramirez, Abelardo Menendez.
sr.. Tomas Fernandez, Ismael
Callejas, Juan Buria, Johnny
A. Diaz, Fermin Rodriguez Nj
dez, Juan Perez Rolo, Francisco
Rojas Valdes y Francisco San
Martin.
Componian Ia candidatura nu
nero 2, la vencida, los Sres. f.
varisto Machin vicepresidente
Frank De.gado, Ramon Perez
Gerardo Sanchez, Evelio Aiya-
rez, Jorge Bello, Oscar Dorta'
Jose Monteresi, Oscar Macias,
Francisco Velasco Jr., Jose lyle
sias. Silvio Hernandez, Ramon
Rodriguez, Simon Tomas R0dri-
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
MEDIC MILLION DE CIUDA-
DANOS VIERON PASAR Ell
ENTIERR0 DEL PRESIDEN-
TEAGUIRRE CERDA

Santiago, Chile, Die. Los
restos del presidente p. Agui-
IRE Cerda fueron depositados en-
la b6veda de su familia en- el ce-
menterio principal, luego de que
al cadaver lie fueron rendidos no
nores militares. La Marcia flne
bre de Beethoven, tocada por la
orquesta Sinf6nica, marco eli
momento de guardian ell sarc6fa-
go.
Una solemne misa fu6 canta-
da en- la catedral, oficiando ell
arzobispo Jose Maria Caro-. Las
lineas de spectators Sc extern
dieron por una distancia de mas
de cinco millas, calculandose
que presenciaron ell desfile 500
mil personas.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
FL avance del Ejercito russo Sc extiende
en- direction del mar de Azvv
Huyendo llegaron los nazis hasta Taganrov.
Mas de 600 tanques perdieron los alemanes en-
ell frente de Moscu

Moscu, Die. LA derrOta
de las tropas alemanas es ma
yor de 10 que Sc habia supueS
to ell sabado. AdemaS de la re-
conquista de Rostov, verifica-
da por ell ejercito del mariscal
TimoShenko, las tropas sovi6-
ticas recuperaron SO aldeas y
continuan persiguiendo al enc
migo.
Seextiende una nueva pene
TRACTION, segun ell mando russo,
en- la cuenca del Rio Donetz
y con ell fin de abrir un CORE
dor hacia ell mar de Azov, cor
tando la retaguardia nazi del
resto de Su ejercito,
"Pravda" informa que la
caballeria ruSa sigue efectuan
do cargas contra los nazis y
procura evitar que 6stos for
men una nueva Inca.
Unidades de infanteria e.
charon . los alemanes de las
poblaciones identificadas CO.
mo cox" y t'B", EN- un avance
de mas de Il millas.
Los nazis llegarOn en- su flu
ga hasta Taganrog, 40 millas
al oeste de Rostov, tyson presto
nados hacia la carretera de Ma
Mariupol.
Toda la ofensiva de los teu-
tones en- los sectores de Moscu
ha sido contenida.
La orden del mando russo, en-
las OperaciOnes que produjeron
esta victoria, decia: "DebemOs
resistir " rechazar al enemigo'.
ST podemos rechazar esta nueva
ofensiva, iniciaremos ell punto
de apoyo de su derrota final. De
bemos contenerle y desangrar-
le". En- algunos lugares, la Sc
mana pasadla, el ejercito russo
abandon6 materiSles; pero Va
victoria les ha facilitado guitar
a los nazis valiosos elementos de
guerra.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
LA DE LARGO
CABALLERO Els MIRADA
COMO LA CONFIRMATION
DE LA SUMISION

Su editorial "Arresta Vichy a
un exilado" ha sido una admira
ble Y humana expression de sus
sentimientos. VI a Largo Caba-
Hero en- Marsella no hace mu-
chos meses. He pOdi1o compro-
bar la buena disposition de la
Francia de Vichy no solo para
servir a los ~invasores Nazis, ST.
no tambien a sus pequenos va
sallos, tales como Mussolini y
Franco en- su politica contra los
exilados politicos Y los Judios.
Puedo precisar que este deseo
del Mariscal Petain y del Almi-
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
Ell CTNCUENTENARIO DEL
CENTRIC ESPANOL

Las fiestas del Cincuentena
rio o BodaS de Orc del Centre
Espanol comenzaran ell jueves
II de diciembre, en- ell edificio
de Ybor City, con una velada y
actos de "variedades."
Ell presidente Ramon Fernan-
dez Rey abrira la velada con un
discourse Y despues presentara
al unico socio fundador que ha
reSistido ell paso de los amos, ell
ST.. b. M. Balbontin. Terminada
la presentation de Balbontin, Sc
procedera a preSentar a los 25
Socios mas antiques, cuyos nom
bres publicamos en- otro lugar.
Habra ie3pu6s otro discurSo
y sc cerrara el aeJo con mime
merOs de varicjades.
All dia siguiente, viernes, Sc
yarificara ell banquete, en- la sa.
la alta del Centre.
Esp6rase una asiStencia de
mas de 400 comenSaleS, incluyen
do los invitaloS. Ell Columbia.
ell famoso restaurant de los her
mans Casimiro y Lorenzo Her
n&ndez, prepare un exquisite
menu, algo eXtraorJinario, apor
tando aSi su ~concurso a la ale
gria de los socios y del pueblo
de Tampa,
Entire los invitados de honor
figuran ell gobernador Holland,
81 senador Pepper, ell senador
Andrews, el Representative Pc
terson, autOridades locales y pc
riOdistas.
Los que deseen separar Gu
biertos deben ponerse en- contac
to con la comisi6n Organizadora
Ell sabad1 10 sc efectuara un
bai'e en- honor del Sr. Balbontin.
los socios mas antiques y todos
is senores socios.
ActGa la comisi6n compuesta
por los Sres. Angel Alfonso, Jose
R. Colmenares, Raul Vega, An
gel de Ia Riva, Severino Quinta-
nilla, Ramon Gonzalez y Ramon
Alvarez.
FL librO que describe la vida
del Centre, en- los cincuenta a.
nos comprendidos desde 1891
hasta la fecha, Sc terminara de
imprimir en- esta semana.
Escribi6 este libro y 10 prepa-
no, Ell Sr. Victoriano Manteiga,
director de este peri6dico. Reco-
'gieron los datos que %contiene los
Marcelino Cueto Diez, Sc.
gundo Dfaz, Srta. Socorro Alva-
rez, Srta. Gloria Ramirez, Jose
Oscar Mijares y Srta. Perfecta
Colmenares.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
de Largo Caballero 10 confirma.

La denuncia formulala por
Carlo A.. Prato y 81 conocimien-
to de la materia de persecucio-
mes, por haberla viyido, es un
augumento mas para insistir en-
que los egpaholes de America sc
dirijan a la la opinion pGblica
para lograr una acci6n comdn
y conjunto q. pongo fin a estos
actos vand&licos de la GESTA-
PO contra 81 sagrado derecho
de asilo a los refugiados politi-
cos anti-nazis en- Europa,
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

Estas palabras de Manuel
Quez6n, ell presidente de las Fl
iipinas, deben ser repetidas, de-
modo que la realidad Sc aprecie
mejor: ST la guerra empezase
manana, la poblaci6n civil de
las FiIipinas careceria de pre-
paraci6n y de protection. ST la
guerra hubiese comenzado hace
dos meses, ahora padeceriamos
hambre; 81 la guerra estallase
ahora, inmediatamente nos en-
contrariamos sin combustibles
Y sin gasolina...
Culpa Quez6n a los "imperia-
listas" americanos que residen
en- las Filipinas y a las "Unio-
mes de libertades civicas"... I'm
Gle Sam, decimos nosotros, tie
ne contraiias serias obligaclo-
mes con el pueblo filipino.
Los japoneses amenazan con
recurrir a los gases asfixiantes'
como 10 hicieron los f~ascistas
italianos en- Libia... luago Que
ION Sc queja son sobrada raz6n.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

Prepare ell Centre Espanol
Sus BOdas de Orc, con un libro
que contiene una resena histori-
ca; fotografias antiguas y mo-
dernas, algmaS de elias en- colo
res; los retratos de tolos los pre-
SidenteS; el retrato del Gnico so
clio fundador SuperWiviento, Sr.
B. M. BalbOntin; los nombres
de todos los directories del Gen.
tro desde 1891 hasta la fecha /;
una valiosa carta del coronel
Peter o. Knight. 120 paginas,
en- tamafo grande, con unas ar
tisticas tapas.
Cada libro llevara ell nombre
de un sOcio impreso en- orc.
La impression y encuaderna-
ci6n Sc terminara a fines de es-
ia semana.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS

Alegrese leyendo estas lineas
Las tropas sovi6ticas, los Soda
dos del pueblo russo, lie arrebata-
ron ciudad de Rostov a los ma
zis y despues, en- otro sector, re
cuperaron "a aldeas. Los alema-
mes daban por segura la captu-
"a de los pozos petroleros del
Caucaso; pero la derrota del sa-
bado les hara comprender que
eStan a una enorme distancia
de la victoria. a
Las lineas de los invasores Sc
conmovieron primero y despues
sc rompieron bajo ell ell empuje
de las brigadas rusas.
No Megaron a MOscu en- no
viembre, como Sc prOponian, y
NO NUNCA.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

que les separen de los italianos.
Estan mejor vestidos, comen
carne de ternera, envasada en-
Dinamarca, ponen caFas agrias
cuando son fotografiados, rehu-
san sonreir w..
Toda esa "agrura" Sc les pa
sara a los mails euando Hitler
sea derrotado.
Despues, bajaran la cabeza
hasta el suelo y Sc volveran Sc
res dulces, finisimos, c~orteses..
iArrogantes en- la 'igrandeza"
"arrastradOs" en- la derrota y en-
la pobreza.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

Ell primer ministro de los ja-
poneses hi0O ell sabado una nue.
va amenaza contra EStados Uni
dos. ......
Sin conteStarle, mas para que
sepa que hemos escuchado su
"desatino", ell presidente Roose-
welt regresara hoy a lal Casa
Blanca.
Pensaba ell jefe de estado que
darse lhasta ell miercoles en-
Warm Springs, Ga.
Estamos al horde de la guerra
con ell bestial militarismo japo-
mes.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
Vencio la ~candidatura nGimero
en- las eIecciones del Circulo Cubano

guez, Alberto Valdes Valiente,
Jose Alvarez Samalea, Victor
NGhez, Ricardo Gonzalez Vidal,
Enrique Diaz, Antonio La Paz,
Alfredo Duarte de Armas y A
belardo Men6ndez Sr.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

Una agradabilisima noticia
La semana pasada mas de loo
aerOplanos franceses despega-
ron en- Tunicia Y aterrizaron en-
Libia, agregandose a la Raj.
Hombres de honor, franceses
dignos, los aviadOres combati-
ran de nuevo por la causa de
Inglaterra, Russia, Francia, Els
tados Unidos y otros pueblos.