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La gaceta., 1942-12-02
CHURCHILL ~CTUDADANO
HONORABLE DE PINAR
DEL RIO ,

Habana, Die 2.-Fl goberna-
dor de Ia provincial de- Pinar del
Rio, DR.. Salvador Diaz Vald6s,
ontreg6 aver a Sir George Ogil-
vie Forbes, min's.ro de Ia Gran
Bretaha, nm documcnto en- q
eual Sc declara al primer minis
tro Churchill, un gran fumador
1a puros cubanos. ciudadano no
norario de Ia provincial dcnde sc
ccsocha "a mcior tabaco del nun
10 Tai honor .e fu6 conferido
aor a Consejo Provincial, 81 pa
aado 5 de novicmbre. A Ia cere-
.nonia asisti6 q vicepresidente
DR.. Cuervo Rubio, quien pronun
clio un discurso. =
La gaceta., 1942-12-02
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS


ofensiva iniciada por Ell ejercito
rojo, hace pocos dias, Sc extern
dera Y adquirira grandes pro-
porciones.
Alemania combate ayudada
por italianos, espanoles faScis-
tas Y "siervos" de los Balkanes.
Russia combate sola, aunque
sus Aliados lie envian aeropla-
nos, canones, m~orteros, medici-
mas Y comestibles.
No pasaron los nazis y sus sa
t6lites EN- Moscu, Leningrado,
Stalimgrado y ell Caucaso.
No paSaron y no pasaran por
que los hombreS del ejercito ro-
jo tienen e. mismo temple de "a
Queclos valientes que en- Espana
comIbatieron, sin mas ayuda que
La simpatia de Russia y de MeXi-
co, a los militareS traidores, a
los monarquicoS sin honra, a
los "cavernicolas" de la Falange
Y del Carlismo, a morisma sadi-
ca y lujuriosa, a los fascistaS tia
lianos Y su escuadra, a los "tec-
nicos' alemanes y su escuadra,
y a los "apaciguantes" de Lon
dreS, Paris Y otras capitales.
ESpana comDati6 sola y no la
~ayudaron; Russia combate sola y
va Sc la ayuda con aeroplanos y
amamentOs.
Sacrificaron a Espana los "fa
riseos" de la politica internaciO-
nal Y ahcra sa'Jen que la victo-
ria definitiva depende de Russia
Y El-taios Unidos.
TOdavia hay "traidores" en-
los pafses democraticos, que d.
faman a Russia, nuestra aliada,
como difaman tambi6n al Nuevo
Trato; pero va todos saben que
Il ej5n:ito rojo es invencibIe y
cue eta en- canine de serlo ell
Qjercito de los Estados Unidos
En- este aho, hasta ell mes de
cctubre, 81 lie mandaron a Ru-
STA, por Estados Unidos e Ingla-
terra, $500 aviones.
Sc lie enviaran el ano pr6xi-
mo 10000 6 $4,000.
Hasta la fecha Sc lie han re-
mitido al Soviet varios miles de
tanques; la cantidad sera dupli-.
cada en- 1913.
La victoria de las Naciones
Unidas es inevitable y Sc produ-
cira en- 1874.
Russia, Estados Unidos, Ingla-
terra y China ganaran la que
ira.
Use ganara la paz para todos
los pueblos del mundo?
La gaceta., 1942-12-02

Petain que es al p~resente un pri
sionero de guerra"
Darlan do la noticia luego de
conferenciar con Pierre Boisson
gobernador de Dakar y el gene
alAUgusto NOgues, ell alto conf
sario.
La Francia Libre observa con
creciente descontento las activi-
dades del almirante en- 81 Nor
Re de Africa, evidentemente apo
yado por los jefes americanos.
Las avanzadas del Octave
Ejercito sostuvieron aver un
duelo de artilleria, con exito,,
en- la region d. FL Agheiia. En-
un momento a otro esperase u.
ma acci6n de gran ascancC mill
tar.
Aviones de Malta bombardea-
ron a Bizerta, en- Tunicia, y a
Trapani, en- Stella, donde las
bombas produjeron I'm voraz in
cendio. Cazas bimotores ataca-
ron un barco mercante del Eje,
aver, frente a la costa de Tuni-
cha, y le hundieron. Los aero
dromos de Stella fueron bonn.
bardeados nuevamente. Tres a.
paratos no regresaron.
La gaceta., 1942-12-02
FL TEMPO

Mas frio para esta noche. Ii.
0era escarcha. Minima, q las 9
de la mahana, 81 grades.
Sc pide a los cosecheros que
protejan sus cultivos y escuchcn
los boletines que Sc daran por
Ia Radio
La gaceta., 1942-12-02
MUaSGIiNI PROMOTE A
T QUE ITALIA Sc
GUIRA EN- LA GUERRA
HASTA QUE LA VICTO-
RIA Sc OBTENGA

Londres, Die. 2.-Tosiendo Y
lelpirando f-atigosamente, Benz
to Mussolini habl6 hoy por la
Radio y dijo en- replica al recien
ta discurso de Winston Churchill
e. primer ministro ingl5s. que el
pueblo itahano no pedira la paz
V no aceptara proposiciones dc
PSF que no sean a base de la vic
toria. "IOs i~talianos no Seremos
inferiores a los rusos y los bri-
tanicos."
ST Sc cumple la promeSa de
Churchill en- cuanto AL h0mbar-
leo de las ciudadss italianas, e0
l.ob,o italiano prcDara su valen
ia Y resistercia. Jamas renun-
ciaremos al dergaho de seguir
siendo una gran naci6n.
Contestando a las palabraS de
Churchill sobre que "un hom-
bre, stlo un hombre,' meti6 a
Italia en- la guerra, Mussolini
pregunt6 en- tono violento
Cuando Ell primer ministro lie
pragunt6 al puetCo britannica
que 81 guerra Ia guerra?
"Alemania raforzara . Italia
cen ''poderosas contribuciones'
y las defensas conjuntas darar
a los atacantes un caliente reel
bimiento. Las mujeres y los nj
nos estan siendo removidos de
las ciudades y pueblos para de.
jar a los combatientes duehoS
de la situaci6n.
No hubo puhalada por la es-
palda de Mussolini hacia Fran.
cha, segun Ell jefe del gobiernC
fascista, porque cuanido Italis
declare la guerra tOdavia Fran.
cha tenia intacta su aviaci6n y
~ marina de guerra.
lCuanto tempo durara la que
ira? para siempre. Hasta que
Itogremos una completa Veto
ria"
Como Churchill lie llamara
hiena, MussClini manifesto: Ne
considero mil veces mas caballe-
70 que Churchill, intoxicado con
alcohol Y tabaco.
Ga historic de IngCaterra en-
los dltimos 300 amos es una lar
ga lista de actos de hiena." Dice
q que mi imperio ha pasado, pc
70 la Ultima palabra no Sc ha di-
cho todavia. Nadie trat6 jamas
de entender a Italia y siempre
que pedimos algo encontramos
obstaculos, en- nuestra senda. 81
yo hubiese dido a esa hiena de
Roosevelt, 81 hubiese pensadO
Que 70 era un zascandil."
La gaceta., 1942-12-02

Mcscd, Die. .. La aviaci6n
roja aumenta hoy su actividad
v ell mando aleman retira tropas
Iel frente de Stalingrado para
c~ontener las nuevaS amenaZas
lue encierran los avancas del g,
i5rcito mandado por 81 mariscal
Timcshenko.
I'll diario "Pravda," 6rgano
ld partido Comunista, anuncia
Tue una division alemana, apo
va'a por IS tanques, contratac6
en- una altura ocupada por los
rusOs. Apesar de la SUPERIOR
dad numerical del enemigo, ell
cCntraataque fu& repelido.
La posici6n atacada da acceso
8 la retaguardia de los naZis
frente a Stalingrado.
Tropas rojas, procedentes de
Ia ori.la este del Don, llegaron
a fuertes defensas teutonas. In
ofensiva Sc verified con mas len
.itui en- su segunda semana
mas dl peligro para los hitleris-
tas, al norte de la ciudad del a
zero, es cada vez mayor. III man
DO ~sovietieo trata de envolver al
enomigo desde Ell sur y el este.
TransportandO soldados por
medic de aeroplanos. los nazis
r0graron superioridad numerical
an un punto, desarrollando fuer
ties contr6ataques. AL sGroeste
de Stalirgrado las columnas ro-
jas consolidan sus posiciones.
Lin apla tante ofensia del fren
te central Sc mantiene y va diri
giia contra las posiciones ma
sitas de Rzhev-Vyazma y Veil
kia Luki. Una aldea Sc lie are
.bat6 a los invasores en- ell ferro
carril Rzhav- Vyazma.
La5 alemanes han convertible
las aldeas en- fortalezas y ofre-
cen una tenaz resistencia, aun-
que sus p6nlidas son cada vez
mayores. Tn battalion alpine de
lo3 alcmanes perdi6 mas de 500
en- un ataque de Sorpre
sa hecho por los soldados rojos
Las armas automaticas desempe
nan I'm importantisimo papel EN-
Ia ofensiva rusa
Entire ncyiembre y y %, Sc
gun O. Bur6 de information del
Soviet, Sc lie avariaron al enemi-
90 mas de 5000 vehiculos de mo
tor y 4,76 carros y Sc lie captu-
rar0n 1900 canones de todos los
cafibrcs, 1000 ametralladoras,
! $40 tanquas, 10000 caballos y
1872 dep6sitos de efectos militia.
res. En- q sector de Stalingrado
Sc lie destruyeron 73 aviones
transportes, de 3 motores cada
uno.
Les brechas abiertas al oeste
de MCcG son ensanchadas.
La rota del mando russo afr
que 81 ej6rcito aleman hace
frente a su mas negro momen
TO desdo que invadiera a Russia
Los rusos transportan cahones
eme tralladoras y armas ligero
scbre "eseluis" especia.mente
construidos. Los cascos de los ca
i3llos del ej6rcito roio Sc envuel
ven en- sacos para que no resba-
zen sobre la nieve.
Tanques especialmente prepa
radios para q invierno van al
frente de la infanteria y son a
.poyados por aviaci6n. II. exito
e estas fderzas coordinadas es
mas asombroso porque sc reali-
~ en- uno dc los s~ectores que el
enomigo habia cuidadosamente
fcrtificado. los prisioneios ale
names no lucen mejor que Ell a
10 pasado y estan llenos de pio-
jos"
Evitando un ataque de frente
on Volikiye Luki, q ej6rcito ru-
so peso rbr uno de los costados
y cort6 las lin,as dol ferroca-
rril. La fuerza que avanzaba des
ia al no,.to pas6 - CIR u cruz6
La gaceta., 1942-12-02
N DE P~RoPIEDADES

]. M. Alderman a D. A Hunt (;
Dorothy Thomas a w. T. Hart /;
Jose Kern a Jennie lie Calsi +;
Harris B. Sanders a w. w.
Lynn; Sara w. Williams a Ray
K~reitzer; West Tampa Realty
Co, . Edelmiro Rivera,
La gaceta., 1942-12-02

La reSlStencla dc los naZlS,
formidable porque la realiza un
ejercito bien preparado para la
guerra, eSta siendo "~suavizada"
por la imponderable agresivi-
dad y valentia del ej5rcito rojo.
Las h0rdas de Hitler saben
va que las Columns rusas son
invencibles y asi 10 probarOn en-
las campanas de 1941 Y 1912.
Dijeron los jefes nazis, ell ano
pasado, que tomarian a Moscd
Y Leningrado como habian to-
mado, cuando ell ejercitc rojo
estrat6gicamente sc retiraba, a
Smolensk y otras poblaciones.
Pssaremos la Navidad, grita-
ron Hitler, GOering, Goebbals,
mariscales y generates, en- la ca
pitel rusa y en- Leningrado, Ia
bella ciudad.
MuchOs generates ing1eses, a
mericanos, franceses ! de otroS
pai1es, estimaban impossible que
el ej6rcito rojo lograse resistir
ell tramendo empuje de los tota-
litarios y su evidente superiori-
dad en- aerOplanos, tanques y O.
tras amaS.
Recordando quiz la promesa
de Franco, la que hiciera en-
cuarto a Madrid y no pudiera
cumplir Stain contest6 a los pc
rites militares de TODD el mum
do: "El enemigo NO PASARA;
cuando lleguemos al sitio deter
minado pOr ell mando, no dare
mos nj un paso atras.
Los nazis, sus "colaborado-
res" v Ia Quinta Columna Sc
burlaron de las palabras del &c
bierno Soviet; pero Sc vieron o.
bligados a tragarse, mas tarde,
todos sus pron6sticos y su NAL
dita jactancia.
No pasaron los barbaros en- ed
frente de Mosc1 y no lograron
penetrar en- Leningado.
Despechados y para contener
q los alemanes e italianos, Hit
Ter Y M~ussolini aseguraron, en-
Ia primavera de este ano, 1912,
que los ejercitos del Eje Sc apo
LIBRARIAN de los pozos petroleros
del Caucaso y que en- Staaingra-
90 pasarian ell invierno.
Franco Sc uni6 al "coro de
reptiles" con la prOmesa de que
Espana, en- case n~ecesario, man
daria en- ayuda de los alemanes
G italianos, en- ell frente russo, un
million de soldados.
Destac6 Franco que su gobler
no no era neutral, sino Noble
ligerante, es decir, aliado sin
moral" del Eje.
Atacaron de nuevo los alema-
mes, ayudados por la Division A
zul de espaholes falangistas, tia
lianos. rumanos, h1ngaros y bul
garos en- este ano de 1912.
Utilizaremos para nuestro e.
jercito Y los ej6rcitos unidos a
nosotros-jur6 Hitler-el petro
leo del Caucaso. Tendremos a.
bundancia de bencina V aceite
combustible en- el otoho e invier-
TO de 1912.
Internaremos en- S~talingrado
" las trcpas rojas tendran que
refugiarse mas ana de los IRA
les.
Mussolini ofreci6 abundancia
de malta d su aviaci6n y tropa'
mecartzadas, "sacada de Russia
ofreci6 abundancia de tr:go, on
tenido de la Ukrania, y un in
vierno "facil" para las divisio-
mes enviadas en- socorro de Hit
Ter.
Estamos en- el otoho y pronto
llegara el ~invierno.
Los pozos del Caucaso, con Ia
exception de los destruidos en-
Maikop, continuan siendo eXplc
tados por el gobierno ruso y a
bastecen a la aviaci6n y las tro'
pas motorizadas y mecanizadas
Stalingrado, con la exception
de unas pocas GALES de los SUI
burbios. sigue en- las manos De.
poderoso ejercito que manda II
moshenko.
Con Ia Iegada del invierno, i
La gaceta., 1942-12-02
La aviaclon roja coopera en- eSCaIa
mayor con los tanques y Ia mlanteria

Ell mando sovitetico trata de envolver al cnemi.
go desde ell sur y ell este. - Converiiias las al
IDEAS en- pequenas fortalezas, la resislencia hit
lerista es muy tenaz. - Los prisioneros no lucen
mejor que ell ano pasado Y estan llenos de piojoA
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
'FOILies'
Continue
At BOWery

DO YOUR memories date back
to handle-bar mustaches and mus
tache cups? To bustles and box
lunches? To strawberry socials
and singing walters. If they do,
or II your curiosity is aroused as
10 what amused grandfather.
you'll find nostalgia sort OF en-
tertainment at the Bowery this
week, where the "Grandfather's
Follies" is being held over. Earl
Leslie and Flora Duane brought
their show TO the Bal Tabarin in
San Francisco about eight months
ago after successful runs in both
London and Paris, and have come
TO Detroit via Broadway with a
satirical presentation of all the
types Of amusement you'll find on
Gay 'Nineties playful.
CARLISLE ON DRUMS
Frank Barbara himself and all
Bowery employees have donned
costume to carry out the spirit of
the thing. and Charlie Carlisle
has deserted his usual master of
ceremonies post to play the drums
and do a comedy bit or two dur
ing the introductions to the two
part show. Singing walters, Flora
dora Sextet Gayetv Girls. hero.
heroine, william and even COM
munity singing are interpolatedI
through the evenings entertain
ment to give touch of authen-
ITCHY to the "revusical."
y Principal parts are taken by
the Equillo Brothers. Welsh i'm
portations who are billed as the
only singing acrobats in cap
tivity";; Earl Leslie and Flora
Duane; the -Four Kernels of
Corn" ,barbershop har1nonists;
prim a-donna Vierginia Lotto
Mauve-decade songstress Char
lotte Green; speciality dancer Dot
tie Wood; comedian Harry Savoy,
and others. Benny Resh's orches-
ira makes the music, while young
Johnny King handles the vocals
with the band. ~
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
New Show Friday
At the National

A DUO OF comedy stars feature
the next attraction which opens
a week engagement at the Ma
tional Friday. Billy Ainsley and
George Murray, a pair of top-flight
"fun-stars," share feature honors
with the red-headed eauty
Eleanor Sheridan, who while a
newcomer to National fans, comes
heralded as another Queen of
Burlesque" in the making. Others
in the cast are Eileen Hubert,
Walter Collins and Marsha Blue.
The fast stepping chorus of Cartier
Girls round out the show.
The motion picture, Hidden
Hunger" starring three-time Acad-
emy award winner Walter Bren-
nan, will be shown at the National
for one week, June S through
June IL. A federal security agency
film. it is the first official film
resulting from the governments
intensive nutrition campaign. AS
such II outlines the strategy BY
which Mr.. and Mrs. America can
win the war on the food front by
wedding out the fifth columnist
hidden hunger"
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04

Gladstone. accompanist since the
beginning OF the Children's The
alter, are arranging the biggest
show the Radio Schoolhouse has
ever presented. A patriotic spe-
cialty in honor of our army and
navy will introduce a group of
soldiers and sailors, and will add
to the special show the so juvenile
stars of the Radio Schoolhouse.
The Broadway Capitol will
open Sunday at Ills a. m. The
stage celebration will be followed
by two feature pictures, Ride
En- Cowboy" and 'Two-Faced
Woman"
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04

Your choice Of fomous "Adoration" or
First Love" patterns. Heavy weight,
with heavyweight plating. Both pot
terms in choice OF regular or grille style
knives. Larger services also low priced
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-''Moontids," i2:44. 4so7. 7:20
lo:2s .. m. Rings ON Her Fingers, y
ii;is q. m, 2;s7. sos. sos p. m.
snoApwAy s.,s 1.so cAriroL ,,,is rsu'PisIOp s
Putnam. ESQ.," i;iS. $3.50. S:45 p. m.
CINDEREII.A-"suspi 1850. $50
1850 p. m; "H. M. Puiham. Esq.." 1853.
4:3o, y. m.
f1sHER-"suspicion," 3. T:I5. II:1O
p. m; ''H. N. Pulham. Esq.," 1:o5. 5I5,
$40 y. m.
ass. T;77, io:ie p. ma Brooklyn or.
ehid,," l2:3s. 3:tl. s:3s. e:22 p. m.
MADisoN-"strawb Blonde" ~ IS
g 7;2s, ioi+5 D. m; Adam Had -Four
MICHIGAN -"Tortilla F1at." 1855
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
Children's Thea ater
Hold Anniversary

THE CHILDREN'S Theater of
the Air starring the Radio School
house will celebrate its eighth an
niversary with a Victory Revue
presentation direct from the stage
Of the Broadway Capitol Theater
Sunday at II noon.
Dick Osgood, professor Of the
Radio Schoolhouse; Fred Rivard,
director and producer. and Eve
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
DETROIT EVENING TIMES lpHoNE CHERRY $500

t;o7. f;7e. io;47 .. M "This Time for
Keeps" 1;23 a. m, 2:41. s;ii. s:2T p. m.
PALsfs-sTATE-"Jung Book" 17;35,
=, 1880, l1:05 p. m; a Gentleman After
Dark" hslO a M. 2:4o. e:15. s:45 p. m.
RIyIERA-"suspieio 2:45. z, li:1:
lp. m; 'H. NJ. Pulham. Esq" i2:4o. t:5S
S:1O y. m.
1:05. II :05 p. m: III. N. Pulham, ESQ, +"
1:lO, sos, e:05 p. m.
ROYAL" Suspicion" 1855. 1l:40 p. m.
"H. n. Pulham. Esq" 9. e;45 p. m.
TELhNEwsENews' short subjects Q
UNITED ARTIsTs-"Rio Rita" i2:4o,
"A, 7:2o, i0;f0 p. m; Mickey" 1i:05
q. m 2'2o. $3.50, s:io p. m. \a.
GINGER ROGERS mother in
The Major and the Minor" is her
real mother. Mrs. Leila Rogers.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
Clever Acts
On VieU
At the Clubs
By WALTER STEVENSON


FREDERICKS AND MCKAY,
two youngsters with new ideas In
dancing, top the revue at Lowell
Bernhard't Club Casanova. Their
novelty routines, In addition to be-
ing light and entertaining, are in
terpretations of trends In Ameri-
can dancing through the years.
The pair introduces a new ball
room step, the "Kokie- Oakie, /"
which they learned In Hollywood.
Also amusing Is their all-request
sequence in which they interpret
any step. tempo or dancing char
acter requested by the audience.
They are proud of the fact that
only twice in two years have they
been stumped.
Another dancing highlight is
Janice Datko. pleasing blond girl
who is light on her feet in aero
batic, musical comedy and toe
numbers. Her early ballet training
stands her in good stead as she
whirls through fast toe spins and
acrobatic control bits, featuring
numerous "front-overs."
Remaining performers presented
by mistress OF ceremonies Jessica
Garwood include fire-eater Curly
Clark, exotic Malta Salazar,
rhumba dancer Dolores LaMonte
and Lee Walters orchestra.
VERNE'S - Chiquita, petite
Latin girl with the marionettes,
manipulates her clever puppets I'M
complete musical comedy revue,
which boasts dancers. singers and
a line Of four. Her "Ole Man
Nose" which is a slow motion
boogie-woogie. is favorite with
patrons.
Julie Hewitt mixes accordion
arrangements with acrobatic dane
ing, and tenor Bill Tracy remainsl
10 offer more of the hit parade
numbers. Jack Nelson. who doubles
on the novachord during lulls, .di-
rects his orchestra for shows and
dancing.
Rudy. Horn. tap dancer, is mas
ter of ceremonies.
MICKEYS BARN the masterI
OF ceremonies role providing com
edy Is Gil Raye, who in this return
engagement plays straightman forI
his goofy partner, Professor
Crump. Between them they man.
age TO garner few laughs, before
Gil turns the show over TO remain
ing entertainers.
Kay Lewis mimics band maestro
Ted Lewis, employing top hat,
clarinet and Ted's familiar theme
song. when My Baby Smiles at
Me-" Singing isythe forte of Shir-
ley Powers, while Sally Harris
varies the show by executing exo-
tic dances.
Balloon twister Tom Gary sup
plies the novelty, climaxing his
turn with clever whip trick. \
Among the speciality numbers
offered by members of the line of
dancing Mickeyettes is Lorraine
Kings fast tap routine.
Music is by Ross DriSty and his
jitterbug crew.
THREE TREES-A new sepia
revue, produced by Leonard Reed.
moved in this week. The theme
used is that Of the oldtime min
strel show. and in this particular
instance it's done in reverse with
the blackface made into white.
At the head of the bill is the
Streamlined Trio, tap dancers with
a lot OF new variations. Following
this threesome comes SNOWFALL |
and Johnnie. song and dance pair
who then give way to Mushmouth |
and Sugar, speciality dancers.
Dave Wilbourne's orchestra
plays music for the production
dances of the six sepia dancers.
and the engagement of baritone
star Leon Warrick has been ex-
tended.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
Defense Worker

PASSING UP her usual vaca-
ton, Joan Bennett is devoting all
Of her time to the American
Voluntary Service since
completing her co-starring role
with Franchot Tone in The Wife
Takes a Flyer"
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
Ducky Hobby

JOHN HOWARDiS- hobby is
ducks. The actor, who just COM
pleted Submarine Raider" has
more than 500 web-footed friends
Iof all sizes and materials and is
Iccnstantly on the lookout for
novel additions to his collection.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
Proud Father

FREDRIC MARCH is proudly
exhibiting the seven poems which
won his 9-year-old daughter, Pen
elope. first place in a school poetry
contest, to fellow players on the
II Married a Witch" set.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
Sleep Walker

BOB HOPE, whose latest I
Road to Morocco walked in hi
sleep as a child. His mother use)
to tie his leg to that Of an oldc1
brother. who shared Bob's bed. n
a preventative.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-04
Lake Tied Up

VERONICA LAKE worked fout
days bound and gagged for thrill
ing scenes in This Gun for Hire
Evening star., 1942-05-26
A|I-Woo| Tropical Worsteds

These Styles Men Like: Drope Models!
. Plain Models! and 3 button single
breosteds Herringbones! . Solid ooIors!
These Sizes: . Regulars 36 to as Shorts
81 to AZ . Lonqs 81 to 80 Stouts 40 to 49,
Not every size in every style.
Evening star., 1942-05-26

These Shades Men Like: . PIoids and
checks! . Chalk and pin stripes! Three
tone stripes! Bankers eroy! . New
silver eroy! Blues and greens! Browns
and tons Cream colors!
THE PALAIS ROYAL .. FIRST FLOOR
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-18

CHICAGO-lNS- John Pantano.
2O-year.old member OF the Three
Hat Gang. was executed today in
the electric chair for the murder of
Policeman Charles Williams in a
taV ern hOldup last May.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-18
Loses Control
Injured, Found. Hell ped

Ann Abor. Mich, Sept ls-Robert
Brackuey 10, 622 5. First St, sur
iered head and back bruises and
shock Thurs lay evening when he
lost control Of a motorcycle which
he was riding on Saline Rd. Robert
was found lying beside the road by
l.. A Drouilatd, 5ll w Cross st,
Ypsilanti, VINO called the sheriff's
ambulance The injured youth was
taken to ST Joseph's Mercy Hos
pital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-18
Household Mechanics
Class TO Begin Monday

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept. IS A
class in household mechanics call
ed the nix il class will begin
Monday evening at 100 p. m in
the basement OF Ann Arbor High
School, with Albert X. Stevens as
CDVO co-ordinator for the class.
Enrolment will be limited to IS,
and instructors will include special
lists in various fields Of household
mechanics, such as plumbing, cleo
trical repair. gas burning equip
ment, home carpentry. and furni-
ture repair
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-18
Services Today For
Mrs. Oustave Pracht

Ann Arbor. Mich, Sept. lS-Fu-
neral services were this afternoon
for Mrs Margaret X Pracht. who
died Wednesday at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs Walter Lahde.
Rainbow Lake, y. j.. where she
had been staying since becoming
Ill several months ago.
Mrs. Pracht was born In Ger.
many Sept. IS, 1876. came to the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-18
University Students TO
Have Physical Training

Ann Arbor Mich. Sept. lS-At
the opening OF the Uniyersity's fall
term an Army-style muscle build
ing course Is planned for all men
students The course will meet
three times weekly for 80 minute
sessions. 1t will include mass calls
thentics, obstacle races. swimming
and games.
Since it was incapted. the course
has been required only for students
enrolled in reserve group or regis
tered under the selective service
The program was ANNOUNCED by
President Alexander G. Ruthven.