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1r7fIsI- covSIes HHsfss

They take the door keys from the worriers
and trudge off toward the tottering burning
buildings.
Sometimes these searchers find pitiful
cases. Cats have been rescued after ten days
Imprisonment. A bull terrier had clawed a
hole through a wooden pantry door but in
vain. for just beyond his body found
stopped by other distractions. In the ruins
of a London school Dalmatian dog cat
and a parrot rescued alive after twelve
days, including fifteen hours of digging. The
dog and the parrot had enough of the place
but the cat came back
Most of the work is unpaid volunteer labor
but there is also a large expense. Is it worth
the price? Those who have men and
women stagger out of collapsing. flaming
house, carrying pet instead of money. jew
elry or other valuables, can see that the ami
NAL rescue organization has something to do
with the grim fortitude of Englands popu-
laton, in the face of death from the air,
which has so disappointed and puzzled Hitler.
The time bomb was supposed by its over
hanging uncertainty to frighten people out
of their wits and drive rescuers of human
beings out of the vicinity. This has never
happened and twenty-five times the time
bombs have been defied to rescue just pets,
in several cases. with not many minutes to
spare.
BY no means all the work is devoted to
city animals Out in the country where there
are no anti-aircraft guns, the planes can skim
close to the ground. with perfect safety shoot
ing down the cows. horses and sheeP-in the
pasture and the pigs in the pen. If men and
women on the farms try to get the animals in
out of danger, the knights of the Luftwaffe
turn their guns on the rescuers, many of
whom have died for their animals.
The organizations protect about so, 600 900
poultry and $4,000, 900 other farm animals
with 5000 mobile, animal first-aid units, in
rural areas. Some 1000 veterinary surgeons
stand ready to- give first aid in all cases
caused by air raids All over the country
are animal nurses and ambulance drivers
who think nothing of dashing so miles to
attend to a case in field or ditch and trans
port the serious casualties to an animal hos
ptal 100 miles away.
Nobody does anything to protect the mil
lions of pigeons which infest many parts of
London They have their own quick and easy
transportation from the constantly bombed
city to safer parts of the country. Instead
they fly up in clouds when a bomb explodes.
circle around moment and then settle back
to see If II turned up anything to eat. Their
Numbers like those of the starlings seem TO
be as great ever. Such colossal contempt
is impressive -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

usually be appeased by hanging it on rather
loose elastic band. The dog, If certain that no
member of the household is in the ruins, is
usually quite satisfied to keep away from
thoroughly blasted home. If he keeps coming
back shifts and howls it is strong evidence
that somebody, dead or alive is under the
wreckage. The cat is an incorrigible returner
to the scene of the disaster. Though nothing
may be left but rubbe and splinters, Puss
will find some sort of nook from which she
energies with an inquiring meow" at the call
of her mistress.
In one district of East London is group
of women. all over so years old who have
devoted themselves to the task of going each
morning to the nearest district bombed the
night before where they find the area roped
off by the police. Frantic owners beg in vain
to go back and rescue pets but these six
women wear badges which give them a
special privilege to risk being killed or injured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

ever the German Luftwaffe has to give. The
most interesting feature is how they take it.
They react in various ways, according to their
intelligence and the behavior Of their owners
and with about the same average calm
A lion at the Zoo. normally the calmest
of ali the animals, as BELTS the emblem-of
the British Empire. has lost his reputation.
At the sound of the AFRAID siren he roars
and tries to tear his cage TO pieces The rea-
is that the Zoo was bombed in one Of the
early raids and fragment of steel. caroming
off the back of his cage. struck the King of
Beasts. He just wishes they would let him
get out and get at them.
Tigers, lions, leopards bears. wolves and
even the giant baby panda have philosophically
adapted their lives to the new order. They
now sleep during the quiet days to be ready
for the nights made seepless for them by the
thunder of bombs and the retort of anti
aircraft guns.
At the Maidstone Zoo most of the animals
pay no attention even to the most violent of
the air attacks. On the other hand. the
chimpanzees, though they rather like the
guns, stamp and shrek and scream at the
sound of the warning siren. OF the two emus,
one is absolutely Indifferent to the rumpus
while the other. at the sound of the first
bomb, tears around in a circle until she falls
down with dizziness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

No animals are allowed in the AFRAID
shelters but most of them have selected their
own refugees. One mother cat deposits her six
kittens under a staircase at the first sound
of the warning and sometimes before The
owner thought it was a poor place but you
can't change the mind of a cat on such mat
tiers. Finally the animals mistress asked
structural engineer for an opinion and was
told that it was just where he would ga If
he were a cat
Many dogs stick their noses. up and howl
with the warning siren, their voices rising
and falling in imitation of it. Sometimes they
prick up their sharp ears and begin ahead of
it. II is said that they not only hear the
engines before the human spoilers but know
the difference between British and German
motors
Watchers keep an eye on the behavior of
sea guls. When these in large numbers come
flying in straight and fast from the Channel
they are often the heralds of raiding planes
Raid shelters are famous cross sections
of all walks Of life but horse drivers are rarely
seen in them. The horse is too big an animal
to find a shelter for himself and besides being
hitched to a wagon at the time is likely to be
caught far from his own stable Special ar
rangements had to be made for old Dobbin.
Vacant garages, warehouses and other build
ings into which horse could be driven easily
were set aside for that purpose in every dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

trict of the cities. On the doors are large signs
informing drivers of the fact so that when
ever they hear the siren scream, each knows
where the handiest horse-haven is to be found
The driver stays with his horse all through
the raid. talking to him and that talk is i'm
portant Even when horses are at home in
their own familiar stables, the drivers prefer
to sleep there too. ready to jump up and talk
to their charges when the explosions start to
rock the place 1t has been found that
horse, even in his own stall, is likely to be-
come panicky at such times when alone but
will be quiet long someone he knows
and trusts talks reassuringly to him.
The blue ribbon for horse-calming goes to
a peddler, known as a coster. His mare was
about to deliver a foal. at which he was
assisting. when a German bomber mistook his
humble house for a muniton factory and
tumbledit in ruins onto his tiny stable which
collapsed onto him and the horse. BY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
LONDON.

~ he m ! your"
'NX/ parrot blown by bomb out Of
w the all A second bomb
had piled of top
AFefPed
his ye-dropper
and
which rescued 1900
records of September
November
covering everything except fish,
registered aronnd its
other animal In found
wounded
anxious notified
in
a home all right There
with clerk register
meals suit their varied paae husemaids
and and everybody
be in the detective
with else into
provided The
Animals
Committee books of thou
what the hard
If break
from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

miracle of oratory
he persuaded the
mare that every
thing was all right
and to keep quiet
while he extricated
them both, led her
out into the open
and safely delivered
her of one long
legged child.
Other animals, es-
pecially dogs, take
their cue from their
owners frame OF
mind. Pets war
dens say that nerv-
Gus persons really
ought not to keep
pets during the war.
In the course of a
raid on Channel
port. an Irish setter
dashed down the
beach and started
swimming straight
out toward occupied
France. The fugi-
tive was pursued in
a boat, and per-
suaded not to COM
nit suicide. AS was
expected, his identi-
fcation disk re-
veale d tn a t the
wner h a d been
blasted out of house
and home.
Most animals ac-
cept the disk with
out protest, except
the cat w hic h
hates it but can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
EnQ|dnd'S
Bombed Out
Animals

They're a Big Problem. But the
Pe+-Lovine British Take Precious
Time From the Defense Of Their
Own Lives to Rescue the Furred
and Feofhered Victims Of War
From the Savage Showers
of Maxi Bombs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

ages or less pupilc I'M
portance have been
evacuated to Canada.
Most Of the pet-adopt-
ers have TO specify
their capacity, such as
two cats" or zone
medium-sized dog and
two rabbits. Others
are able TO go In for
il wholesale. Many of
Engiand,s castles and
country mansions have
been turned into pet
sanctuaries. Historic
old Ferne House, coun-
try home of the Ouch
ess OF Hamilton, has
been given over en-
tirely 10 animals. In
her own car she has
collected over 200 dogs
and so cats, not to
mention large numbers
of parrots and canaries.
The huge hangers in
which her four sons
used to keep their pri-
vate planes are now
dog kennels, the fine
old barns are cat dor
mitories, each animal
having its sleeping box
near a warm stove.
However. as with
their owners children,
the vast majority must
stay and take what
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

1871 by Weekly Rights
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

der; y la relaci6n de Saturno
a Marie en- los Horoscopes Sc
halia a menrdo unida a una
tendencia a acciones sin escr1
pulos y violentas en- la perse-
cuci6n del poder. Els una allan
"a criminal, entire ell impulse
Y ell calculo.
JPero que diremos del des-
tino de un individuo, revelado
por las estrellas? Ell caracter
es ell destino y este es cierto;
pero la ASTROLOGICAL parece mos
trar, aparte de las caracterfs-
ticas de una persona, algo de
10 que sucedera, la norma de
los successes en- su vida.
La mas extraordinaria indi-
caci6n del dedo del des.ino en-
ell horoscope de Hitler estri-
ba, tai vez, en- ell lento movi-
miento de Saturno hacia ell e.
xacto cuadrangulo de Marie.
La posicion exacta ha sido ca
81 alcanzada en- la actualidad;
Ocurrira en- ell otono de 1941,
y su cercanfa parece llegar a
la superficie 10 peor y 10 que
es mas fatal a sus propias am
biciones. Ha sl'o muy inte-
resante el obseTYar como una
Hesrues de otra tCias las inva-
Clones y ocupaciones de terrific
rios extranjeros por Hitler
han sido efectuadas cuando
SalJlrno significa la lenta, in
posici6n mas desfavorable.
Satrno significa la lenta, in
flexible justicia; y podemos
yer bajo ell 6xito temporal de
la acumulaci6n de poder por
Hitler, como va creciendo ell
volumen de la miseria y del
odio en- los paises ocupados.
Ell sistema de Hitler, 10 mis-.
mo que una e~nfermedad, crea
'un veneno que termina por
matar al mismo virus, aunque
solo Dios sabe a costa de Guam
tas muertes. Pero su destinc
Marcia hacia la crisis, Y Sc
gun su astrologia esta crisis es
la destruction de su poder,
con ell punto culminante hacia
ell fin del preente ano.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

les puede causar un placer Q
impresionarles. IPero que
puede la verdadera astrologfa
hallar en- ell horoscope de Hit
Ter? Primero puede hallar la
vedadera expression del carac-
ter de un hombre, siguiendo
las simples reglas de interpre
taci6n que estan basadas en-
observaciones recogidas du-
rante los siglos. Estas inter
'pretaciones no tienen ~certeza
exacta, pero tienen una gran
probabilidad de serlo 81 las re
glas mejor establecidas son Sc
guidas fielmente.
Ash la posici6n de Venus,
combinada con la de Marie y
Saturno, muestran un amor
frustrado y este es quiza fun
damental en- ell caracter del
hombre. Sus inclinaciones, pol
naturaleza poderosas, no har
sido nunca liberadas de una
manera natural y justa. Ha 81
do despreciado e ignorado, y
este lie ha ensenado a odiar
Su fntimo pensamiento ha 81
do: "Bien, 81 la genie no quie.
re amarme, a 10 menos me tie
meran."
La posici6n de Saturno niue:
ira una ambici6n muy fuertt
y una sed inmensa por ell po
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

Hay dos puntos de vista po-
pulares sobre la astrologia;
uno de ellos nos provee con u
ma clave del secreto del hado
o destino de los individuos, y
ell otro que TODD clio no es mas
que una mantecatada. Ambos
son falsos. Alg1n dia la curio-
sidad de los cientificos Sc d.
rigira a la debida investiga-
ci6n de los hechos astr6logos
la correspondence extraha
que existe entire las mudables
normas de los cielos y las va
riadas normas de la vida hu-
mana.
En- ell mes de abril de 1889,
cuando los signos evidentes de
la guerra Sc estaban multiple
cando, un astr6logo popular
escribi6 que ell horoscope de
Hitler mostraba que este era
un hombre de paz. mo hay
NADIA en- su horoscope" ell au-
tor declamaba, "que sugiera
guerra" Este es ell canine
mas SECURE de hacer que la
astrologfa sea tenida por una
tonteria y necedad. En- ell no.
r6scopo de Hitler hay signos
de ambos, de paz Y de guerra.
No intenta NADIA por la fuerza
hasta que ha obtenido ell ma
ximo por medic del engano pa
cifico.
Con ell astr6logo popular no
es 10 mismo, va que su oficio
es decir a la genie aquello que
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

ORDEN ~CABALLLERO
DE LA LUZ

Por este medic cito a las
Hermanas y Hermanos de las
Logias de mayores para la re-
union conjunta que Sc efectua
ra mahana martes, a las 8 de
la noche, en- los salones del
edificio de al Gran Logia, IL
Avenida y Gale 10.
Orden del dia: tratar de la
fiesta del dia II de agosto.
Ruegase la mas puntual a.
sistencia.
Quedo de todos, fraternal-
mente,
Angel Rosado,
Gran Luminar
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

h~arramientas, dcclaran6ose en-
dc simrqtfa.
Los trabajos en- Ia oace dc sub
marines han sido raralizados,
10 mismo que en- la base de A.
viaci6n y en- los apartamentos
para personas de pocos recursos
En- St. Louis, Missouri, jaja-
ron ell trabajo 1900 homCores
que venian Iaborando en- psque-
mas fabricas de municiones. Co
mo en- Key West, los obreros pi-
den aumento en- sus jornales.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

q Ccrceio de- F-eo.o de esta
oo,oria ,lrcTo ie hater infolma
do H. J. Van Nook, director de
assumes ccon6mjcos
Aparece abarcada en- ell deere
c Ia otega De 1,8Gojl)0 tonela-
43as anuales de petroleo hecha a
-o1 japoneses ell ano pasado.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
los JAPONESES BOMBAR-
DEARON A CHUNGKING

Chungking, julio 28.-Ochen
ia aviones japoAeses atacat On
hoy a Chungking, durando ell a.
tague 8 horas.
Grandes d2hos en- los edifi-
clos y numerosas bajas produ-
10 eli bombardeo.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
DEFUNCIONES

Falleci6 aver en- su domici-
lilo, 1924 de la Cuarta Aveni-
da, ell ST.. Jose Gozalez, de 81
amos de edad. LIE sobreviven
su esposa, Sra. Eulalia Con
2alez, dos hijastros, Enrique
y Miguel Pierola; una hijas =
ira, Sra. Ester Pierola, y una
hermana, Sra. Dolores Marti-
neZ.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
.GcRTAD0S Los ABASTE-
JAPONESES

Batavia, Java, julio 28.-Fl
'gc1iarno de las Indias Orienta-
les Hclandesas susrendi6 hoy
i.c1cs les tratos comerGiales Y
moratarios con ell J8p6n, colo
sandoros sobre una base de per-
misos especiales.
Tn decreto fue redsctado por
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
Sc Case JUDY

Las Vegas, Nebraska, Julio
28.-La cancionista Judy Gar
land Sc case hoy con Dave Rose.
de 81 amos, director de orquesta
Y compositor. Ella tiene 10 amos
y ell 81. Actu6 en- la ceremonial
ell juez de paz Mahlon Brown y
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
MANlDADA AL SENAD0 LA
NOMINATION DEL GENE
RIAL MACARTHUR
HueIga en- Key West q st. Louis

Washington, julio 28.-Se
mand6 hoy al senadO. por la Ca
sa Blanca, la nomination del ge
neraG Douglas Macarthur para
jefe del ejercito de los Estados
Unidos en- las islas Filipinas. Els
timase que ell senado la ratifca-
"a sin demora.
Ell senador Pepper, de la Flo
rida, elogi6 la designation del
general, afirmando que ell Pre-
sidente no podfa haber hecho
una mejor selection.
BESIDE Key West informan que
ell n1mero de obrerOs en- huelga
aument6 en- ell dia de hoy, GUAM
do 400 carpinteros dejaron sus
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
UN SALUDO DEL COMPA-
NERO VALDES BRITO

BESIDE New York atentamen
tie nos saluda, 10 que muchc
apreciamos, ell compahero Al
berto Vald6s Brito, que ALI
pasa una temporada.
Nos avisara tambien sobre
la fecha de su regreso a Tam
pa.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

Juan l.. Alvaez, hijC de los
esposos Jose A. Alvarez, mu-
rio aver por la mariana en- un
hospital local,
Deis a sus padres, in her
manito, Jose; una h%ermanita,
Beatriz y otros familiares.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
LOGIA PROGRESO No. 81
/. o. O. F..

Sc cita a todos los miembros
de la Logia para la tenida de
manana martes, dfa 20
Sc trataran asuntos de mu-
cho interes para todos.
Ademas habra una sorpresa.
sa.
Por ell Noble Grande os es-
pera,
Ell Secretario.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

firmcron como -e5t,gos Ia ma
DIRE dc Ia m-ohacna = S. m2ri-
10, William. Gilmore.
Ro sc SO diTorci5 recientemen
= de Marta Raye, la cantante
De la boca grar5e.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

Para pintar lnejor su
casa, coppre la pintura
2. L. p, yendida exclu-
sivamente por kim
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
Ell TEMPO

Calor y vientos ligeros Y va
risbles. Posibles lluvias. Tenn
peratura minima, en- la MANA
ma de hoy. 78 grades.