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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14
MOUieS Playing
 Today
STATE

Performances this evening at Warmers State theater conclude the engagements of Ann Sheridan, Robert Commings, Ronald Began, and Betty Field in "Kings Row" also Jackie Gleason and Jack Durant in '"Tranm, Tramp, Tramp"
 A smooth blending of the talents of thre popular stars and host of top flight entertainers, plus nine top tunes swung out by one of the nations best bands, and a story that's got hilarious possibili- ties, can be confidently expected when ,'The Fleets Tn" makes Its local debut at Warmers State theater tomorrow afternoon.
 The chief roles are occupied by Dorothy Lamour, who wears a sarong or not, as the occasion re- quires; William Holden, last seen in a aviators uniform in q Wanted Wings" and Eddie Bracken, popular screen funster, and featuring . long list of ace entertainers aided by the grand music of Jimmy Dor sey and his orchestra.
 With nine new hit tunes to give 1t rhythmic spice, "The Flet's Tn" Is the hilarious story of beautiful ballroom entertainer known as "The Countess" who is the nemlsls of every sailor who tries to kiss her. The whole fleet just waits for the day when @ romantic champ ion will arise to conquer "The Countess" Throuyh a series of comis coincidences, @ genuinely bashful gob becomes to be known as irresistible to the gals, and the whol fleet bets on whether he'll prove to be more than match for "The Countess" With the help of a bold little shipmate, the shy goh not only wins the bet for the fleet, but also marries the girl.
 Dorothy Lamour is the hard-to- get girl, William Holden, the shy sailor and Eddie Braeken, his ban tering bantam pal, who eggs him on to the final victory with the prize kiss.
 Throughout the story, topnotch entertainers do their stuff, with Jimmy Dorsey, the King of the SaXphone, and his orchestra, pro- viding the musical incentive. Among those who crowd the list of Betty Hutton, America's number one jitterbug; Betty Jane Rhodes singer with an unusual style; Jeff Erickson, popular scren player; Bob Eberly and Helen O'Connell, fea- tured vocalists with the Dorsey or- chestra; Class Daley, eccentric sing CT of novelty songs! Gil Lamb, lunatic with e harmonica, and Lor- raine and Rognan. comedy dance team who are well known in the swankier night clubs and theaters from coast to coast.
 No Hands on the Clock" an ex- citing mystery thriller Is the second big hit of the program and presents Chester Morris and Jean Parker in featured roles,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14

Republics Donald Barry has re. ceived an offerd to play the lead in 'T'he Virglnian," which will be pre- sented this summer by the West@ port, Conn, stock company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14
POLI'S

Bobby Byrne, "this years young man of music" brings his famous or- chestra to the Loew Poli theater for ? big days this week, Thursday and Friday for personal appearances four times daily. Bobby and his Band first won recognition at the popular Glen Island Casino, and since that time have played in lead- ing bathrooms and theaters, as well as on coast-to-coast networks throughout the country. The or- chestra features speciality numbers by sensational drummer Dick Far rell, and clarinetist Jerry Yelverton, while lovely Dorothy Claire and handsome Jimmy Palmer handle the vocal assignments.
 The second headliner on the stage bill is lovely Mary Small, radios brightest singing star, who is now featured on the Blue Network of the NEG every Sunday night with the Daughters of Uncle Sam program. Other star acts are Pat Hennig and Betty Rae, comedy stars of George Whites Scandals. If you enjoy a hearty laugh, not one, but dozens of 'em, you must see Hennig and Rae, known far and wide as the ablest funsters in show business. Then there are Henry King and Arlina, dancers of international fame. All
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14
By PAUL HARRISON

Hollywood -- Shirley Temple is Q iltterbug. Shirley Temple gets kiss cd. Shirley Temple spouts jlve slang and also nlurmurs some Of JulletS yearnlngs while standing in the moonlight the moonlight with an adolescent Romeo. Shirley Temple wears an evening gown and an orchid, and she does Q rhumba like nobody's business,
 This Is not to say, of course, that Miss Temple has grown up. Every thing she does in her new picture Is very properly subdebbish, with the romantic touches being exceedingly tremuious and shy, The kiss, for instance:
 She's on her way to Q party with Dickie Moore, and sudden swerve Of the car makes her lurch against him. 1mpulslvely, he lightly kisses her left cheek and goes Into q string of dramatic apologies almost before she realizes what has happened I'm q eadW he announces, T don't blame you for being insulted {. Now I don't suppose you'll go to the party with mo-"
 well" says Shirley, adjusting her orchid and her dignity, T guess I'm not that insulted."
 DROPS THE LITTLE"
 With Miss Temple In mind, Pros ducer Edward Small last year bought from Mary Plckford the rights to her early Little Annie Rooney" The original story was dls- carded right away, and when pros duction began recently 1t was dis covered that the little" part of the title didn't At shlrleys almost-i3- year-old Stature. So now it's Miss Annie Rooney" and probably still subject to change with very little notice.
 The screen play doesn't seem oyer- burdened with plot. Mlddleclass Shirley Is q snubbed guest ct an uppity kid party, but converts them to Jitterbugging and soon Is warmly accepted. Eventually, though, she desides that she prefers her old, less formal crowd-along with Roland DuPree, Q fancy dancing youngster here playing his first straight role. Edwin Marin, who bossed some of the Judy Garland pictures and "A Christmas Carol" Is the director.
 Miss Temple and her mother both are pleased with the picture and the opportunities 1t gives Shirley to be q normal, modern adolescent. There's none Of the Illustration and tense drama of Kathleen" and of course none of the sobby, sacharine, little- girl stuff that marred the latter part Of her career ct 20th-FoX, BROTHER A MARINE
 On the set between scenes--and in one of the rare intervals when she isn't either in front of the ca- mera or behind Q schoolbook-shir- ley told me she'd like to be in a big musical soon. Her plans don't extend very far, though, because she'll return to the Westlake pri- vate school after the Easter fioli- days, and the summertime will be, as usual, 6 real vacation.
 Originally there had been talk of making another trip to Hawaii, but the only travelling in that direction this year already has been done by brother who's with the Marines at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14

in all, here is one of the grandest stage shows yet to be presented this season, so make your plans now to, come down and meet these stars of radio, stage and screen in person at the Loew Poll theater.
 In addition to the stage bill there is an outstanding screen program headed by the new Metro Goldwyn- Mayer, hit "Kid Glove Killer" flea. turing Van Heflin, rising young actor. and Marsha Hunt, with Lee Bowman heading a superb support ing cast. Selected Shorts and the latest news events will round out the screen fare.
 Tonight and tomorrow will be young last opportunity to see Mickey Rooney and all the members of the Hardy Family in "The Courtship of Andy Hardy" which is the current attraction on the Loew Poli screen. This new Hardy Family hit is the best of the series and a picture that belongs on your must see" list of attractions. On the same program is "The Man Who Returned to LifeD featuring John Howard and a cast of favoriteS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14
STRAND

opening tomorrow at the Strand theater and continuing through Friday night Is n select double fea- ture program, that brings to the screen of this popular theater some Of the most beloved stars of the seheen.
 The first Aim is "son of Fury" which features in the title role the popular male star Tyrone Power, Tho film is an adaptation of the Edison Marshall book, "The Affairs of Benjamin Blake" and a Aim has been produced that brings to the screen all the lusty he man action, Of the novel, plus tempestuous TO- nance that bloomed under the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14
By CRANE

South Sea Island moon. beaween Power and Gene Tierney, who plays the part of Eve, @ native girl,
 Power in the role of Benjamin Blake endeavors to clear up hls birth right, and while making this endeaVor he travels over the seven seas, meets up with all sorts of companions, struggles and finally returns to his native land determln- ed to prove that he Is right. Others have different minds on the matter and he has quite 6 time proving what he started out to do.
 On the same program Freddie Bartholomew Is seen In his latest film Cadets on Parade.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14
In nHoIIywood
Pearl Harbor.

Pearl Harbor.
 She's studying French now, and in tho school on the set will begin Spanish next year There were Q couple of French visitors at the stu dio, and Shirley understood almost everything they said to her, but her replies mostly collapsed Into futile gestures. She's better at algebra.
 Presently Shirley and Dickle Moore were called to rehearse Q rhumba, and an 9gitated assistans director kept chasing away people who strolled over to watch. You are the only one who's nervous" laughed Mrs, Temple. Shirley doesn't mind"
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
GUARDE SU COCHE EN- Ell
GARAGE"

Ell jefe de dectives Bush ma
nifast6 aver que siguen aumen-
los rcbos de los pneuma-
ticos de los automobiles.
Recomienda el, como MEDIA
de precauci6n, que los coches Sc
guarden en- los garages.
La policfa hace TODD 10 que
puede, en- cuanlto a vigiiancia,
pero la ciudai es grande.
Cash todos los ladrones son
"eepecialistas" y Sc llavan las
.ruedas y las gcmas con extraor-
dinaria rapidez. Hace pocos
dfas, cerca de un hotel, en- ell dis
trito commercial, lie robaron a un
visjtante dos ruedas con sus dos
~pneumaticos. Las ruedas fueron
encontradas despues, pero no
asf las "llantas'.
Otro ciudadano dsj6 SUI CO.
che en- la Novena y la Gale Ca
torce y al salir de un bale Vic
que lie fa,taba una rueda.
Proteja SUE gCmas.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
LA LOTERIA DEL SERVICE
MILITAR

La nueva loteria del servi-
clio militar obligatorio Sc veri-
fic6 aver en- Washington, ba-
10 la presidencia del brigadier
Hershey, jefe del servicio. Sa'
CO e Jpn inner mumero, ell 34S5,
Ell secretario de la Guerra, CO.
ronel Stimson.
Tn coronel del ejercito ven
do al senior secretario y para
las capsulas con los ndmeros
Sc utilize la misma piscina de
la cual Sc extrajeron los hume
ros en- la primera guerra mum
dial.
Entire los "agraciados' aver,
b'ajo una ley de la naci6n, fl
guran estos ciudadanos: Jose
Ramon Cigarran, de Al amos,
Pill Green, tabaquero; Vicen
te Antonio Sierra, AZ amos, a.
nos, PLY Palmetto St., %electri-
cista; Salustiano Mendez, az,
vecino del 1888 de la Gale
Nassau, tabaquero; Nicolas
Castellano, 80, del 1903 Tam
pania, tabaquero; Antonio J..
Schleman, 20 amos, 1411 E..
Mohawk, ayudante de instala
dor 0 plomero; Eliseo Herman
DEE, %, 1859 Lecuno, camare
70; Manuel Rodriguez, 81,
2404 Corine St., tabaquero;
Paul Guagliardo, Al, 1901 ca
lie 40; Manuel Gutierrez Fer
nandez, AZ, 2309 Gale % Joe
Rotolo, 40, 1901 Gale Is, car
pintero.
Las juntas locales, atenien-
dose a las instrucciones que
tienen, les mandarin interro-
gatorios, a los euales deberan
eontestar,
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
FL banquete en- honor de la
Sra. Alicia Gonzalez de Neve

Jimmie Greco y Sra, Als6an-
drina Gregory. Henry Fernan-
DEE y Sra, Victor Diaz, P. Gel
jas Y Sra, Charles Cuervo Y
Sra, Joe Cotarelo Y Sra, Ma
nuel Gao, Cesareo Alvarez, Gus
Ayala, Ramon Alvarez, Marion
Alvarez, E. A. Suarez Y Sra,
Rev. Veto Venezia, Sra. NJ. Tor
kelson, Frank Carrera, Jerry
Davis, Josephine Falsone, Sra.
Rose Favata, Sra. Cora Fernan
DEE, Srta. Margaret Pena, Srta.
Eulalia P~aniello, Marcelino Pc
rez V Sra, Ernesto Olivia Y Sra.
Sra. A. I~taliano, Srta. Esther
La Pia, Jimmy Jackson, Ralph
Msrsicano y Sra, Srta. Olga
Mattina, Fernando Mesa, Srta.
Theresa Martina, Sra. G.. White
Sra. j. Torres, Abelardo Santa
Cruz, Sra. S. Spoto, Gus Rinal-
di Y Sra, Sra. S. SCHUYLER, Wi
liam EuItenfuSs Y Sra, Harry
Si,verthrone, Sra. Robert Dan,
Maxine belgrade, Sra. Tulsa
C6rceS. Sra. Rollins Cooper
Srta. Rose Mary Carrol, Joe
Canning y Sra, Srta. Socorro
Alvarez. Warren Artebee, Srta.
Arg:e Cannella, c. A. EScalan-
te y Sra, Sra. Louis Frey, Sra.
Louise Ford, Sra, Olvido Flo
res. DR.. H. V. Mariani y Sra,
Rocco Marsicano y Sra, Pete
Weiss v Sra, Sra. H. B. Wallis,
9rta. Hedwiga Welliscki, Sra.
&C. Vsga, sr,, Sra. Antonio
Fernar 1ez, Sra, Jose Fernan-
DEE, Gty Goodrich y Sra, DIR.
Carlton. Mr.. Olsteen, Sra. ILL
len McGlynn, Sra. Bessie Neve,
Mr.. Greiger. Sra. Lillian Dash
g Srta. Habert, DR.. Donnally,
Sra. Andrew Ye,vingston, Srta.
Ccnsuelo. A. T. Johnson y Sra,
Sra. C. F. McKinnon y Sra, M.
/. Medard, Fernando Mesa Ro-
driguez Two de Minicis y Sra. y
otroS.
Reiteramos nuestra congratu-
,aci6n a la bondadosa Sra. Neve
V tambien a los organizadores
Eel acto.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
Ell GENERAL BRETT NOM
BRADO JEFF DE LA A
WAGON EN- AUSTRALIA

Washington, mario 18.-El
teniente general Brett, de la
aviaci6n de los Estados Uni =
dos, fue nombrado hoy jefe de
las fuerzas aereas en- Austria
liza, segGn una noticia dada
por ell primer ministro de ese
continente, John Curtin.
Brett sera ell segundo en- ell
mando, despues del general
Macarthur, que arrib6 aver a
Australia. Las fuerzas de mar
seguiran bajo ell mandO del
vicealmirante americana Her
bert F. Leary.
Curtin pronunci6 aver elo-
cuentes palabras en- honor del
heroe de Batan y de la coope-
raci6n que su pals viene reci-
biendo de los Estados Unidos.
Elogi6 ell nombramiento de
Macarthur y su arribo, EN- no.
ra tan peligrogsa para los a.
liados, ell mayor general Hen
ry Gordon Bennett, jefe que
era de las fuerzas imperiales
de Australia en- la peninsula
Malaga.
BESIDE Londres comunica-
ron hoy que Lord Beaverbrock
ell exministro de production,
vendra a Estados Unidos con
una importante mission de SD
gobierno. Hace pocos dias de-
elmo un nombramiento en- ell
gabinete, alegando ma esta-
do de salud.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
PALABRAS DEL PRESIDEN.
TIE DEL CENTRIC ESPANOL

Hablamos al mediodia de
hoy con ell Sr. Ramon Fernan-
dez Rey, presidente del Cen
tro Espanol.
A preguntas nuestraS con-
testo ''que la Sociedad dejo
cesante al DIR. Ismael Angulo
porque no daba a los enfermos
ell servicio por ellos deseado.
"Muchas quejas Sc recibie-
ron contra el y la directiva del
Centre y la comision de la Be
nefica' sc vieron obligadas a
actuar.
mi ell Centric nj sus directo-
res tienen animosidad perso-
nal contra ell DIR. Angulo; pero
su mission es conseguir que los
enferrmos sean atendidos.
"Hace POGO mas de un ano,
al regreso de un viaje a Cuba,
Sc lie llamo la atencion al DR..
Angulo sobre las quejas in
vestigadas. Ell admitio, y asi
consta en- las actas, que los car
COS eran ciertos.
"DespueS siguieron llegan-
do quejas, especialmente en-
los dias de guardia del DR..
Angulo, hasta que, muy ape
a nuestro, nos vimos obliga-
dos a proteger los legitimos
intereseS de los senores socios.
sci Centre no tiene odios
contra nadie y profesa ell ma
yor respeto a sus professional
les. Cree pagarles bien y sabe
que les trata con exquisite con
sideracion; luego tiene tam
bien ell derecho a pedir consi-
deracion para los enfermos.
este no es un asunto per-
sonal nj esta relacionado con
los conocimientos del medico,
sinO Que Sc refiere a la impe-
ROSA necesidad de atender las
reclamaciones de los que SUI
fren y Sc estiman lesionados
en- sus derechos."
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

Moscu, MARIO 18.-Mas de
100000 alemaneS Sc italian 70
deados en- un bolsillo al oeste
de Moscu, segun la nota Off
sial de hoy. Las fuerzas del
m~ariScal Semeon Timoshenko
sc encuentran va los suburbios
de Kharkov.
ParacaidistaS rusos fueron
arrojados en- ell distrito de
Smolensk, $50 millas al oeste
de esta capital, Y durante una
tormenta de nieve destruyeron
las fortificaciones del enemi-
go.
Las divisiones rusaS captu-
raron cinco pueblos mas en- un
movimiento envolvente, de
gran envergadura, para cortar
ell corredor de escape del enc
migo en- Rzhev y Vyazma. FL
corredor ha quedado reducido
a un ancho de 80 millas.
Los nazis lanzaron un vigo-
roso contrataque; pero Sc vie
ron obligados a huir, dejando
zen ell campo 1900 muertos Y
heridos. Mas de 1850 nazis pc
recieron en- los Iltimos dias.
Intensos combates Sc libran
en- las afueras de Kharkov y
en- ell area Orel-Kursk, entire
Moscu y Kharkov.
Berlin admite nuevos pode-
rosos ataques del ejercito ru-
so, en- la Crimea, pero dice que
fueron repulsados.
Los "rojos" hacen ahora un
nuevo esfuerzo para romper
las lineas germano-rumana en-
ell llamado cuello del itsmo de
Kerch. La artilleria mantiene
un fuego incesante y los tanA
ques atacan con todos sus re-
cursos.
La marina s~ovietica hundi6
cuatro barcos del enemigo, en-
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

Sc efectu6 anoche EN- ell res
taurant LAS Novedades', or
ganizado por ell Club Obtimis-
TIA, ell banquete en- honor de una
DANA cat6lica muy caritativa,
la Sra. Alicia Gonzalez de Neve.
LIE dedic6 ell acto, con frases
carinoSas, ell Sr. Artistic Perez,
presidente del club, quien anun-
clio que ell DR.. Ruben Moreno ac-
tuaria de maestro de ceremo-
MAS.
Ell DR.. Moreno dirigi6 los CO.
ros del club, tocando al piano la
Sra. Two de Minicis. Cantaron
tambien, con mucho guSto, Au-
rora Ondina, Alma Fernandez
v Dickie Greco, primogenito de
los esposos Dick Greco.
Habl6 despues ell padre Ri
naldi, que pronunci6 una her.
mosa oraci6n, elogiando las vir-
tudes cristianas de la homena-
jeada.
Aristo Perez do a la Sra. Ne
We un diploma especial del club
y la Sra. Henry Garcia, esposa
del CONCEAL, da emtrego un re-
gallo en- nombre de las eSposas
de los Optimistas y de ella. ,
Hablaron tambi6n o fueron
presentados los SreS. John Bran
scOmb, padre Francis Brennan,
padre Ronald Macdonald, Sra.
Maria Tulsa Justen, D. B. Nc
Kay, coronel H. p. Baya y Sra.
Angel Olivia, Frank de la Ora
ma, A. A. Fernandez, Jose Gre
CORY y Rolando Manteiga.
Todos elogiaron Ell menu SER
vido. Entire los numarosos asis-
tentes, pidiendo perd6n por las
omiSiones, anotamos estos NOM
breS:
Joe Ficarrotta, Artistic Perez,
Anthony Schleman y Sra, DR..
R. Rogue y Sra, S'averino GUM
tanilla, August Van EeOpOal,
Jr. Sra. ]. E. Watson, Jose Sua-
rez, Luciano Santa Cruz, j. E..
Sheridan, Antonio Pa'cmbo,
Dick Greco y Sra, Dolphin LA
ma, Angel Olivia, Mary Obey,
Sra. C. Hall, John Greco Y Sra,
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
Mas de 200,000 alemanes Sc italian
rodeados al oeste de Mosc1
La marina ~sovietica hundio aver cuatro barcos
del enemigo. Nuevos aviones Messerchsmitt
sobre Ell frente russo

ire ellos dos transportes, en- ell
mar de Barents.
Las Columns de Timoshen-
ko avanzan hacia las maris-
mas del mar de Azov y hacia
la mayor base alemana EN- la
arruinada represa de Dniepro
petrovks. Tanques e infante-
ria figuran EN- la batalla. A
los alemanes Sc les han hecho
prisioneros de la division 294
y de los regimientos 514 Y 524.
FL mando russo muestra TO-
tografias que prueban las a
trocidades del enemigo en-
Kharkov. BESIDE la ocupaci6n
alemana mas de $4,000 rusos
han sido asesinados, incluyen-
do mujeres y ninos. Unos 1900
prisioneros estan encerrados Y
esperanto la muerte en- ell So
tano del Hotel International.
Cerca de $4,000 ciudadanos
de Kharkov han sido llevados
a la retaguardia como escla-
vos de los invasores. Unos Gin
co mil obreros especializados
trabajan va, en- peores condi-
clones que los antiques escla-
vos, EN- fabrieas de Alemania.
Fueron vistos Sobre Ell fren-
tie nuevos aviones alemanes
Messerschmitt 115, mejor IT.
mados y mas veloces que sus
predecessors. Cinco de ellos
fueron derribados. Los peritos
rusos estiman que ell 1l5 es su
perior al 1903, que los nazis
utilizaron en- las dltimas cam
pahas. Su capacidad para ma
niobrar en- lineas horizontales,
sin embargo, ha sido disminui
da.
FL ejercito russo domino una
importante secci6n de la ca
.rretera de Roslavl que va ha-
cia la Russia Blanca.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
Los ingresos alemanes por las
rentas dervadas de otros paises
Europa esta siendo arruinada por ell nazismo
o K. c. T. TAYLOR

neladas de aluminio, 500 toneIa-
das de manganese, $4,000 tone
ladas de mineral de hero, del
norte de Africa, 10000 tonela-
das de vino, 1000 toneladas de
vegetables, 500 toneladas de fru-
Ia y 10000 toneladas de iva.
Pero nj aun este agota los me
todos de exploitation economical
alemana. Alemania ha fiiado su
Gambia a un nivel ficticio que
representa- un so por ciento So
bre su valor y aun mas. I'm e.
jemplo clasico 10 podemos obte-
ner por las relaciones entire el
Reichsmark y ell Franco fran
ces. Antics de la guerra. Antes
de la guerra ell Gambia estaba a
8 frances, igual al marco. Los
alemanes 10 han fijado en- 20
frances por marco. A este Sc de
be ahadir la destruction siste-
matica de las monedas de Euro
pa.
I'm pals pequeho como Norue-
ga tiene que pagan sc millones
de kronens diarios en- gastos de
ocupaci6n. Hasta el mes de no
viembre de 1871 habia pagado
bajo por este concepto cerca de
tres millones de kroacas. Los
Banc0s checos han rec DIDO la
orden de subscribir ur npresti
to de guerra por Il valo de 600
millones dc Reichsm rs. En-
Holanda la circulation fiducia-
ria aument6 en- 81 pasado aho en-
mas de 30 por ciento.
Despues de Ia Ultima guerra
Alomania page, entire 1919 y
1881, y bajo el concepto de re-
paraciones, una suma total de
(PGsa q "a "a, pdg1
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ell fascismo espanol. = Cifras y hechos. -Pac
to comercial. = Castillo. = Hispanidad" de los
traidores. = Intercambio

La colonia espanola, la par
tie fascista, esta cooperando
con las potencias del Eje.
Muchos espanoles reaccio-
narios, al servicio directo o in
directo del Eje, cruzan desde
MEXICO a los Estados Unidos y
luego, a su regreso, informan
a la Gestapo.
Calc1lase que los "franQuis
tas" ricos ayudan a la causa
de los monstruos, cada mes,
con S2OO,O 900.
Uno de esos traidores a la
Espana republican,, a Next
co, y a la democracia, recorri6
importantes fabricas de los Els
tados Unidos, recientemente,
v Sc comunic6 despues con sus
jefes politicos.
Y este sucede, seg1n los pc
riodistas mexicanOs y nortea-
mericanos, pOrque Estados u
niGos mantiene relacionesdi-
plomaticas con Espana y estos
quintacolumnistas no pueden
ser tratados como 10 que son.
iPor que seguir "apaciguan
do" a gobiernos impopulares e
indignos?
Criticamos a la Argentina
porque mantiene relaciones
con ell Eje y al mismo tempo
seguimos tolerando las infa-
mias y traiciones de Franco y
sus satellites?
?Cuando Sc arrinconara por
complete la "debilidad politi-
ca" en- las relaciones interna-
cionales?
Todavia no hace muchos
dfas que la oficina de cifras y
hechos hizo saber al p1blico
que la embajada nipona en-
Madrid, la ciudad que la Fa-
LANCE no ha podido envilecer,
es un foco de constipation con
ira Estados Unidos y las ma :
clones de la America Latina.