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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-02
. SERIAL STORY
CARIBBEAN CRISIS
BY EATON K. GOLDTHWAlTE
COpTRiGNT. fpA2-
NEh SERVICE. INC.

For six however long and
| nelly years they might have
been, Bill TalCot had been mon
arch of a tiny kingdom. His
subjects were half-thousand
natives; his chancellor Sebas-
ten. That he had ruled fairly
and Justly, that he had acquit-
ted his responsibility with hon
or and measurable success was
no longer matter of moment.
file was being dcposed, kicked
out; it was not an abdicaton.
For him there were no ban
quets, mo poet laureate to sing
his virtues. Ee was being fore
ed out under suspicion. Manu-
featured out Of whole cloth
though they might be, the cir
cumstances were sufficient to
ruin him.
Halsey was no coward and he
was no fool. He had shown that
clearly enough in handling the
refugee smugGler. He had done
so we'll that already black
Tomas and Sebastian were look
ing upon his as a kind of super
being, even June Patcrson's
eyes became starry as she in
spected the rangy, lantern-JaW-
ed new manager. What were
Halsey's private thoughts about
tho guilt or innocence of Bill
Talcott? Halsey was a Federal
Chemical man. His life was rou-
tine, his blood was business. To
him Plant Number Six was just
a job, Bill Talcott just a plant
manager being relieved. In the
Federal Chemical the human ell
ement consisted principally in
guarding the flesh with innocu-
lations; there were always am
bilious newcomers crowding
along when the spirit failed.
Bill Talcott knew, as surely as
he knew that there were sharks
in Anegada Passage, that loss of
his head would bring the end.
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His personal feelings must not
control him; whatever cause he
might have to suspect Halsey of
intrigue, however much he
might resent the new man s
calm efficiency in Supplantlng
him. he must fight to keep his
mind clear so that his powers of
observation would not be dull
ed. For Talcott had come to re-
alize that only by ceaseless
watchfulness could he survive.
1t was the law of the jungle;
kill or be killed 1t was element
al, 10 a certain extent similar
TO the laws governing the two
poor, frightened passengers left
on Abas pier by the refugee
smuggler. It was the law whose
failure Of observance had caus-
ed Mcdowell, the detective TO
be knocked unconscious twice
within the same night.
Bill Talcott suddenly chuck
led. No matter how badly off he
might be, he was in better shape
than Mcdowell. Welcome to
Abas." he chuckled aloud, and
June Paterson, turning at his
words, stared coldly.
Over hastily assembled
breakfast, the newest arrivals
relaxed somewhat. First audi
ence by any right belonged to
the woman, and after having re-
iterated that she was Martha
Swenson, she told Of her escape
from Norway.
Through Sweden, where I
have friends. / want to Muir
mansk," Martha Swenson said
i'm her throaty, disturbing voice
with its trace Of accent. From
Murmansk to Moscow and then
along the route TO VladivoStok
| rode the Trans Siberian rail
way TO Tokyo. / sold my cam
era in Tokyo, il was a good
camera and | got a good price
With part of the money | took
passage on a frcighter 10 the
Panama Canal, II was i'm Colon
that the Captain Jackson offer
ed 10 take me TO Puerto Rico,
where / could get a boat for
New York. | wanted TO 90 to
New York because have peo-
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EVE OF DEPARTURE
CHAPTER *

Inexplicable as Bill TalCotts
actions might have seemed to
June Paterson, they were the di-
rect and simple result of a COM
bination of circumstance which,
in the space of half day, had
changed the course of his life,
For link by link about him was
being woven chain. Twist and
struggle as he might, the thing
only bit deeper into his flesh,
throttled his spirit, threatened
not alone his freedom of move
ment but his mental balance as
well.
Most maddening is the fight
Of a strong man against an ad-
versary who will not reveal
himself; a fight against that
which, instead Of fighting back,
encircles and smothers with the
sheer weight Of uncertainty.
1t is true that in questioning
Halsey's orders and resenting
his presence he had acted with
i'll grace, scarcely in the man
ner Of on eupon whom respon-
sibility had rested for six long
years. But therein, where lay
his greatest strength, was also
his greatest weakness. Believe
- he might that he wanted to
be clear of Abas Island, wanted
to put behind him its smell and
fifth and oppressive heat, one
nncoUpromising fact remained.
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THEATRICAL ODDTTY

Early American thcatcrs usu-
ally were buildings that had
been constructed for other pur-
poses. These "thCatCrS' seated
about 800 persons and had no
source Of heat except a large
stove i'm the foyer Patrons were
advised TO bring their own foot
warming apparatus.
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THE STORY-Four visitors arrive
nj Dutch West Indian island TO
complicate the life Of Bill TslcOu, who
is finishing six years there as branch
manager for an American chemical
firm They are Halsey, Bii's success
or; an auditor, who immr diately ac-
euses Bill Of large shortage In his
accounts; Mcdowell, detective
brought to take Bill back TO the states
any irrsgularity were found, and
June Paterson, beautiful cousin OF
Biu's former roommate. At dawn two
more visitors arrive, deposited by n
smuggling skipper after nght in
which MacDoweIi Is wounded and Hal
sew routs the skipper.
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La gaceta., 1942-10-14

ma L. Fernandez, Mary Ndnez
Y Coralia Navarro.
Senoras: Rosa Alvarez, Clo-
tide Fernandez, Tomasa Con
zalez. Josefina Cacciatore, }. Ia
panes. Perseverance, Orihuela.
H. PUG, A. Blanco, +. Solar
E. Martinez, Engracia Sardl-
mas, Ofelia Rodriguez, Juanita
| Alvarez, Mercedes Villa Catall.
ma Gonzalez, Maria Anton y Ma
ria Benito
Esposos Jerry Borges, Mario
Pole. Felix Polo, Carlos Orihuc-
ia, Avelino Reyes, Enrique ORR
huela, Angelo Tapanes, Antonio
Orihuela, Luis Fernando, To-
ny Rodriguez, Jose Gonzalez,
Armando Gonzalez, Benito Ro-
driguez, y Eduardo Solar, to-
dos con sus respectivas espo 'as.
Caballeros: Rudy Perez, Nir-
gilio Pine, Joe Gomez, Luis Pc
rez, Ricardo Mascunana, Anto-
MO Avila, V. Mortellaro, Ma
nuel Font y otros mas.
La concurrencia fue obsequia
da con finos dulces y licores.
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Bodas

Ante una distinguida concu-
rrencia Sc unieron en- ell sagradO
lazo matrimonial, el pasado DC
mingO, la Srta. Angela Reyes y
Ell ioven Tony Fernandez.
La ceremonial tuyo lugar en- la
Residential de los padres de la
desposada, esposos Avelino y
Dora Reyes, en- el 1919 de la
Ounce avenida, oficiando el Re
verendo W. B. Pasiglia.
En- ca,idad de testigos firma-
ron 81 acto matrimonial, los es-
poses Luis Fernandez.
Encantadora lucia la nOvia
con su atavio nupcial, al hcer su
entrada en- la sala, del brazo de
su senior padre.
Entire los que presenciaron ell
acto anotamos a las Sehoritas
Margarita Cherry, Isabel Solar,
Elvira Orihucla, Georgina Her
nandez, Marina De Paz, Dolores
Tapanes, Dalia Hernandez, An
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
McPHAIL TERMINO SU O.
BRA COMO DIRECTOR DE
LOS DODGERS

Brooklyn, oct. 14.-El club
"Brookly'' anunci6 hoy que el
teniente coronel Larry Mac
Phail ha renunciado tambien Ell
puesto de miembro de la junta
de directores de los Dodgers"
"Despues de haber renuncia-
do como presidente, dijo Larry
en- Washington, me pidi6 la jun
Ia de directories recomendase
planes, procedimiento y perso-
MAJ para l943".
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
ESCUFLA DE AVIACION EN-
FL ECUADOR

GuayaQuil, Octubre 14-Se
inaugur6 anteayer en- Mania u
ma oscnela de aviaci6n. Los @ tu-
Iiantas seran ospecialmente Sc
lecciCnados.
Asistieron al acto los minis
ros de la guerra y mejoramien-
to social
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NOTAS SOCIALES
9PoH A r RoDRIGUEZ)

rGrgica la estimada Sra. Angela
Cueto, en- la Clinica Ell Bien PG'
blico.
Realize ia operation el DR.. Ju.
Ito Guerra, ayudado por el DR.
Julio Gavilla.
La Sra. CuetO, que es e5pos;
del amigo Frank Cueto, oonva
lesce rapidamente. Dentro d.
breves dias sera trasladada
su Residential, 1907 de Ia Doct
avenida
Celebramos su mejoria.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

Los Delegates
Entire los delegados de las demas
Americas fguran los s%iguientes:
ARGENTINA: Reverendisimo Mi
guel de Andrea, d. D., Obispo THU
lar de Temnos, Director del Centre
de Trabajadores Catolicos y desta-
cada fgura del movimiento social
argentine durante una generation;
y ell Reverend Leo Harkins, c. S. r.,
Redentorista norteamericano que
ha desenvuelto u actividades en- Ia
Argentina durante diecisiete amos.
BRASIL: DR.. Jose Vieira Coelho,
lider de la Acci6n Social Cat6lica
en- Rio de Janeiro; DR.. Armando
Camara, Professor de la Escuela de
Derecho de Rio Grande do Sui;
~ DR.. Heraclito Sobral Pinto, Pro-
fesor de la Escuela Catolica de De-
recho, de Rio de Janeiro.
CHILE: Reverendisimo Monsehor
Oscar Larson, Decano de la Escuela
de Filosofia y Letras Y Catedratico
de la Escuela de Medicina de la Uni
versidad Catolica de Chile; Director
del Secretariado Social con6mico
de Accion Cat6lica Chilena; autor
de varias obras de flosofia y de
caracter social.
COLOMBIA: Reverendfsimo Felix
Restrepo, S. j., Rector Magnifco de
la Universidad Cat6lica P~ontifcial
Javeriana, fundador de la Union de
Credito de Bogota, uno de los or
g~anizadores de la primera y Sc
gunda Semana Social Cat6lica de
Colombia; y Reverend DR.. Felix
Henao Botero, Rector de la Univer-
sidad Cat6lica Bolivariana, co-di-
rector de Gel Trabajador Cato
lico," co-fundador Y director del
diario catolico Gel Pueblo"
ECUADOR: DR.. Julio Tobar
Donoso, prominente estadista, Pre-
sidente de la Accion Cat6lica Ecua-
toriana, Presidente del Centre de
.Trabajadores Cat6licos durante d,ez
amos, Representative del Ecuador en-
.todas las Conferencias Interameri-
canas importantes celebradas desde
1888 a 1912.
MEXICO: Reverendfsimo Miguel
Dario Miranda, Obispo de Tu.an-
cingo, fundador y organizador de la
Acci6n Catolica Mexicana, ex-di &C.
tor del Secretariado Social N XII
cano; Reverend DR.. Antonio Bran
bila, Professor del Seminario de
Mexico, escritor de articulos poDu-
lares sobre flosoffa; Reverend DIR.
Alfonso CASTILLO, S. j., Conse Gro
Nacional de la Association Cat6lica
de la Juventud Mexicana. escritor
entendido en- temas educacionales v
s%ociales; y DIR. Efrafn GONZALEZ
Luna, autor, lider de la Acci6n
Cat6lica.
VENEZUELA: DR.. don Rafael
Caldera, Diputado al Congreso Ma
clonal, escritor de articulos de ca
racter %civico, social y legal.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
NEW" BACTERlOSTATIC"
EMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among W0men..,

Many doctors recommend regular USE
81 dc,tches as a precautionary MEAS
IRE Tor women who want 70 be clean
dainty-for women troubled by Of"
Tending odor or discharge.
Bone products may DO harmful 70
delicate tissues. But not Lydia ..
Pinkham's sana.ive wasn't
Sentative Wash Is gaining gieaL IavoI
enaong voroen beca.se IT'S NOT q
hsrmfu germicide Instead - It's q
migpty effective "bacteriostatic' tthe
modem trend. II not only dlscour-
ages bacterial growth and infection
but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
lies. Very soothing relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate Membranes
Inex2ensiyel Get your bottle Of Lydia
Pankham'a Gan21vs WaAh 0a@s. Al
&uupnA& q =
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Una postal

Una postal
BESIDE New Jersey nos envia
una amistosa postal el joven Be
nitO Vigo, que desde hace un
mes Sc encuentra sirviendo al e
jercito de los Estados Unidos.
Nos informa que ha sido en-
Waldo a una academia del Ejer-
cito, donde tomara un curse de
telegrafista. AL mismo tempo
nos pide que saludomos a tOdOs
sus amigos.
Muy agradecido por su aten-
ci6n y lie deseamos muchos ext
tOs en- sus estudios.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

CltmpledHOs
En- ell dia de hoy cumple die
cisiete amos ell apreciado amigui
to Alberto Chavez, hijo de nues
tros amigos Alberto e Hilda
Chavez, residences en- la Defi-
ma avenida y Gale Catorce.
Con tai motive los amiguitos
de Alberto acudiran a su hogar
a congratulate y desearle pu@
da cumplir muchos amos mas
iFelicidades!
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
Eterna luna de miel para esta
joyen y enamorada pareJita.
CHpipIca0OS

tbiititttNN
TraemoS a estas notas q nom
bre de una monisima nina, Nor
mita Boza, para cOnsignar que
hoy cumple sus dos amos de ma
cida. Is hija de @nuestros bue-
nos amigos Gerardo y Olivia 30
"a, que tienen establecida su re-
sidcucia en- q 1887 de Ia eal,
Walnut, en- West Tampa.
NCrmita scra mu. tgasaj. In.
con tai motive, por sus au.Iia-
res " muy e~spacialmente por
suS abuelitos.
I'm mundo lleno de felicidad
anholamos para tan angcIical
criaturita.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

WASHINGTON. - FL pri-
mer heroe EN- la historic de los
Estados Unidos que ha reel
Dido tres Cruces de la Marina
es ell teniente Noel Arthur Me
redyth Gayler, aviador de la
Armada n"orteamericana.
La primera de esas condecora-
clones fu6 otorgada al teniente Gay
Ter, de % amos de edad, e hijo de un
captain retirado de la marina esta-
dounidense, por haber derribado un
bombardero enemigo Y c|ontribuido
a la destruction de otros dos que
formaban parte de una fotilla de
nueve que atacaba al p%ortaviones
que lie servia de base en- ell Paciico
oriental, ell 20 de febrero pasado.
En- ell curse de la misma acci6n,
ell teniente Edward O'Hare derrib6
cinco bombarderos enemigos. En-
total, los aviadores estadounidenses
rastruyeron 16 de los Is bombarde-
cue atacaron al portaviones.
to0ierte Gayler recibi6 la Sc
va condecoraci0n-una estrella
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

De viSitd
Pasando uncs dias con Sus Pc
dres Sc encuentra en- Tampa 81
joven Mario AEYeitia, hijo de
los aposos Dolores y Mario Az
peitia, que r2siden en- el 1884 de
Andrade Court.
FL jcyen Azpeitia sirve deSde
haco meses a las fuarz2s arma-
das de esta naci6n, en- uno de
los campamentos lie Mississippi
NuestroS mejores desaOs POI
que su estancia k resulte grata
Y divertida.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
VENDIDO A LOS BROWNS
Ell PITCHER SEINSOTH

New Orleans, Octubre IA
FL club New Orleans vendi6 a
bos Browns de San Luis los ser
gados ID -ssgDauAiHagS" Bill
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

de GRO en- vez de otra cruz-por
hahcr dprrjbado un hidroavi6n V
bo~mbordeado dos destructores en-
agu1s tcrritoriales enemigas, ell 10
de mario del ano en- curse.
IT, Coroucl Knox, Secretario de Ia
Marina, le otorg6 recientemente
otra cstrella de ORC, en- lugar de la
tercera cruz. La citaci6n que aeon.
PIANO al acto, hacia saber que Sc con-
decoraba n Gayler por |"extraordi-
mario heroismo Y feel cumplimiento
del dober al pilotar un avi6n de
comhate en- acci6n contra fuerlas
iaponceas durante Ia batalla del
Mar de Coral, los dias Z V s de
MARIO del presente ano." La eta
ci6n agregaba:
"Debido a su habilidad Y c%oraic, a
su cello Y valor como aviador asst
como al absolute desprecio del pcli-
gro que corria su vida, el tcnicuta
Gayler logro destruir dos aparatos
iaponcses Y causar danos a otros
dos, habiendo contribuido su hcro'co
COMPARTMENTS a la dcfensa de
nuestras propias fuerzas."
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

WASHINGTON.-Distin
guides prelados y seglares de
Mexico Y de las demas Repu.
blicas de Centre y Sudameri.
ca, concurrieron al SeminariC
Interamericano que reciente.
mente inauguro sus sesioneS
en- Washington. Con sus cole
gas de los Estados Unidos y
Canada, tomaron parte en- la
primera conferencia paname-
ricana de esa indole.
Durante la primera semana de III
recorrido efectuado a traves de
cinco ciudades principles de los
Estados Unidos, los p%ortavoces de-
grupo hablaron dando n valiente
nota de esperanto y de fe en- Ell
future de un mundo arrasado por
la guerra.
Esta reunion de hombres de pro-
funda seriedad, dedico tres soma
mas al Gambia de impresiones Y a
un estudio practice de los graves
problemas que afectan ell future de
los seres humanos de toda ~creencia
y clase, con ell fin de veneer la
actual crisis de la civilization, en- 10
que respecta a las Americas.
Anuncian sus objetivOs
Cuatro miembros de la jerar-
quia-dos de los Estados Unidos y
Otros dos de las demas Americas
apartandose decididamente de las
lfneas de la controversial ~politica,
delinearon los prop6sitos del Sc
minario dentro de un humanitaris-
mo amplio y arraigado en- ell
terreno de la libertad civil y reli-
giosa.
Ell Obispo Miguel de Andrea, de
Buenos Aires, fue ell primero en-
hacer uso de la palabra, emociona-
damente. Frente a la tumba de
Jorge Washington, despu6s de ha-
Der colocado una oro en- la
misma, ell prelado argentine, al ter
minar un elogio al "espiritu inmor-
tai" de Washington, dijo: "Siento
rogOcijo al yer que su gloriosa
herencia es conservada her6ica-
mente por ell Presidente Franklin
d. Roosevelt. Al conclufr, deseo
expresar la profunda conviction de
que sus objetivos cristianos y.
humanos tendran ell fruto que
merecen."
AL aludir al mejoramiento social,
ell Obispo dijo: Gel catolicismo debe
e integro y debe subrayar la i'm
portancia, tanto del cuerpo como del
alma; de 10 c~ontrario, otros grupos
a~leiarian a la genie de la iglesia al
s~atisfacer sus necesidades corpo-
rales."
FL arzobispo Edward Mooney, de
Detroit, al inaugurar formalmente
ell Seminario, manifesto: "Una vic
toria del Eje en- esta guerra colo
earfa a los cristianos bajo terra,
durante generaciones, en- los ~paises
sonquistados. Ell espfritu de la
carload cristiana ha sido ultraiado
con el tratamiento barbara que la
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

rrencia es siempre numarosa :
no dudamos que Ia de esta Sema-
ma sera iguRl o mayor a "a de
las anterioreS.
La orquesta Don Francisco.
cen su c%antante Joe Cameio, Sc
ri Ia encargada de los bailables.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

Bale de HdHoccen
La pr6Xima fiesta que nos
anuncia la Secci6n de Recreo
dol Circulo Cubano, presidida
por ell Sr. Oscar Cuervo, es 81
gran Bale de Halloween, Sc.
nalado para fines dI presents
mes.
lPopularos orquaStaS locales
5eran cOntratadaS.
Tan pronto tenga otros deta-
Ties con gusto los daremos a CO.
nocer.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

Seinsoth. que gan6 "a desafios
en- la Ultima temporada.
Tiene "a amos, casado y con
I'm hiiA
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
Matinee badoble

Matinee baddble
Otra matinee bailable cele-
brara el Domingo la Secci6n de
Recreo de la sociedad Centre
ESpanol.
Cada fiesta que celebra esta
SseGihn e Un triunfa, Ia eOaEa-
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
Resurrection de la fe

Resurrection de la fe
FL Obispo Miguel Dario Miranda
de Mexico, interpreto elocuente
mente ell sentido de la fraternidad
Al referirse a la resurrection d,
la fe en- Mexico, como ejemplo de Ii
"profundidad de los manantiale
espirituales en- las Americas" elo
gio a los Estados Unidos por su to
lerancia y la "prueba evidente" d
que Sc respetan Y conservan los de
rechos de las minorias, NANTES
tando, al mismo TEMPO, que es re
1nico pals del Hemisferio Occiden
tai donde hay minoria catolica.
Por otra parte destaco los "recursoi
espirituales que pOseen las Ameri
cas- para ell mejoramiento de la so
ciedad."
Ell Arzobispo Robert E. Lucey, d,
ISan Antonio, Texas, urgio al clert
y a los seglares cat6licos a estudial
"sincera Y s6lidamente los probe.
mas sociales como medic de con,
ltribuir a la reconstruction de
mundo despues de la guerra
"Tienen la ventaja," manifesto e.
Arzobispo Lucey, "de poser una
serie de principles c~oherentes que
practican las instituciones comunes
a TODD cat6lico." Senal6 que tuna
de las mejores contribuciones que
pueden hacer los catolicos de las
Americas al c~ontinente europeo
despues de la guerra, seria ell envic
de %sacerdotes y religiosas a Europa.
tai como csc co~ntinente los envi6
una vez a las Americas"
FL Arzobispo Michael Curley, de
la di6cesis de Baltimore y Washing
ton, envi6 una mensaje de bienve-
nida a los visitantes, en- ell que ex-
preso la conviction de que "regresa-
ran a sus hogares con la seguridad
de que los 25 millones de cat6licos
de este pals tienen un profundo in
teres en- la fe y ell bienestar de todas
las repdblicas de Sur America"
Durante su estancia en- Washing
ton, los delegados al Seminario
fueron a~gasajados por los funcio-
narios del Gobierno de los Estados
Unidos y por organizaciones civicas
y cOmunales.
FL Coordinador de Asuntos In
teramericanos, Nelson A. Rookie
Teller, celebro un almuerzo en- honor
de los visitantes recien llegados a
esta ciudad. Mas tarde, fueron
huespedes en- un almuerzo ofrecido
por la Secretaria de Estado.
Entire los seglares que asistieron
a las sesiones r~ealizadas en- Wash
ington, Sc encontraban varios fun
ciOnarios del gobierno, lideres obre-
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
Operada

Operddd
En- dias pasados fue sometida
a una delicada Intervention qui-
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

tirania ha dado a los judios. FL
cuerpo de la cristianidad ha side
cruelmente mutilado no solo en- Ia
Polonia martirizada, sino en- todc
lugar donde ha sido possible implan-
tar, sin peligro, la fuerza entera de
la furia totalitaria. FL alma de la
cristianidad ha sido cautivada en- la
misma Alemania Y en- TODD pals
ocupado por la fuerza o ell fraude,
contra la voluntad y ell derecho del
pueblo"
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
A SemindriO hteramericano Esful"q
Los PrOblemas SociuIes

None'rren preladOs y seglares cat6icCs, quienes can. IN
impreslones sObre los probIemas cue afectan
a personals de tOda creencia
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

ros de los Estados Unidos Y ell
Canada, industriales, senadores y
representatives, educadores, cientf-
.ficos y personaje. distinguidos en-
Ell campo del bienestar social.
Evening star., 1942-11-29

learned of Marshal Erwin Rommels
defeat IN North Africa and of the
present Red Army offensive from
Soviet handbills.
On the Leningrad front Soviet
artillery, snipers and scouts were
credited with killing 1000 enemy
troops in the last few days. and
northeast of Tuapse on the Black
Sea the Russians claimed the cap
ture of an important height in re-
newed offensive fighting.
Failed to Stop Drive.
The army newspaper Red Star has
revealed that the Germans got wind
of the start of the present often
sive just before it began on Novem-
Der 10 and loosed a terrific lombard
ment on the Soviet concentrations
in an effort to forestall the attack,
but that the Red Army advanced at
the appointed hour.
Engineers went first, the paper
said, neutralizing enemy mine fields,
and were followed by the infantry.
The immediate issue was decided by
the fall OF the main German de-
fense functions and by flank at
tacks. The Germans were said to
have developed strong resistance at
basic defense points 10 to IL miles
back of their front lines, but in
time these were broken.
The second stage of the offensive
began, Red Star said, when some
Soviet units in a complicated ma
neuver turned east, outflanking en-
emy units pinned to the Don. The
action now under way was described
as maneuver "tb exterminate the
enemy forces"