davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

APPLES Michigan bu crts. T. s. No.
" 2ig-in min. unless otherwise stated; Nc.
ln,osh, fair 10 generally good So; Delicious
81 ~ IS. Northern spys, S2d235. best.
50 25d2 IS: steels Reds S225a2fO: Ben
Davis. 81 .25S StariJs Sl.75; Toppiehawkins,
Sl.7h II s.; Washington boxes Delicious.
fancy. all sizes 50 25 n IS. extra fancy
zoos Sos, 81 35n2 80: 1898, 81 IS: Wine
ssps. fancy SIS. 1885, S2m2 Is. extra fancy
an sizes 50 Is. SIPS. hu. bask. comb
fancy and extra fancy Winesaps, 81 Is a
2 %.
/ BEANS Florida bu hprs. Black valen-
tines. S425HA. 10, few high as S.: fair "a
generally good. S3.75H4; Wax beans, SIS. so
Bountifuls. 50 so; Plentifuls, S3.75gl.
/ BROCCOLI Pony crates, Arizona q
hchs, Si25: California 80 bchs, S3.65a
I3.75. Texas. 80 bchs., S3a325
CABBAGE Texas, Los Angeles crts,
Round type 100 az 25 mostly 2; halt
Savoy type 81 IS.
/ CARROTS Los Angeles crts. s-doz.
bchs. California. medium 20 large, So. 15U
30, mostly S315u325: Arizona. medium
bchs SO %; bu. bask. topped, washed
81. 75d1.S5
CAuLlFLowER California. pony crts.,
i2s and larger. 81 S5G210, mostly 81
CELERY Florida ls-in. crts. trimmed
tops Golden Hearts 3-doz Ks. Si75T
50, few higher fair. s. So Pascal 2ia-
dor. rs, ~. 1oW 50; ordinary, 81; Call
fornia Cub crts.. Pascal. S1.35
LETTUCE--Los Angeles crts Iceberg
type. Arizona, Phoenix District, Is and SIS,
50 so 1870. fair S3.25 Mesa District, 4s
and S. 75G3S5. Yuma District. Is
and SIS, SO. 500 3.75, generally good. $40;
6-doz.. 81 rs.
LEAF LETTUCE Michigan dollhouse. 10
10 basket 81 20p rs. ,-gI
ONIONS 5O-lh sacks Michigan L. IS
No ! yellows $1,000 Pinch and larger.
So 25d2 so; T0-sOee pin. and larger.
mostly 81 .65n275: Idaho. L. s. No l.,
sweet Spanish. Sin. and larger. 81 $50
IS; Mexico Crystal White Wax, fancy
ONION SETS Illinois 32-lb sacks
whites. SO; yellows, large size, 40; small,
S5G525
POTATOES -1OO-lh. sacks. Idaho Russet
Burhanks L. s. No. l. washed. 50 rs a
90 mostly 81 25 10Th sacks. IS ii 36c :.
a. s. commercials 81 500 2 10; Maine.
H. .. No l. various varieties 10O-lb.
sacks, 81 30d ?. 40. mesh sacks 81 %; IS
Do. paper sacks IS y n 3sc. mostly So
SIC. New York lOO-lb. sacks. L. S. No. l.
ChippeWas. 81 25; 15-b. paper sacks L. S.
No. l. Round Whites. 36c; Michigan 100
~. sacks, u, s. No. l. Russet Rurals.
81 95W2 L s. No l Chippewas. S2.10Gl
20. o. S No. / Green Mountains l00-lb.
sacks few sales. S225a2.75, l5-lb. paper
sacks 34ta ~ 35c. Minnesota and North
Dakota seed Cobblers. certified, 81 75d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Lewis Haney
Lewis Haney
Profits Are Reward
For Enterprise

One Of the most misunderstood points
nature of profits and their relation interest and This
misunderstanding keeps coming the onesded schemes
Tor taxing profits also appears in the claims of those who
want wages advanced because profits have risen
Back Of all this lies the theory, held by good many
mss that profits depend imperfect competition and
To disappear
The first point understand that uncertainty and change
inevitable of life this earth Rainy
come Unforeseen contingencies always arising Tastes
and Yields decrease
fall Political conditions change
The inevitable condition of uncertainty change what
makes business risks These the hazards which the business
cncrprser must meet They uncertain that system of
insurance deal with them They require kind
skill which economists call enterprise entrepreneurial ability
The iayman calls ii business ability or management
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Davies States Case

Many OF Us have had profound
qualmS over allyinC our war ef-
forts with conlmuniStic Russia s,
with the tyrannical Stains.
Holy Week IS an opportunc
time 10 quote the following phil
oSophic analysis of the difference
between the nazlSm Of Hitler
and the communism OF Stain.
by Joseph +. Davies, former am
baSSador 10 Moscow. a hard
headed, realistic, practical Amer
lean business man:
THE Christian religion could
he imposed upon the communicate
principle without doing violence
u its economic and political
purposes, the primary one of
which Is based upon the broth
erhood of men, applying the
same test to nazism, the differ
ence between the two is clear.
THE principles of the Chris
tian religion cannot be imposed
upon the Nazi philosophy. with
out destroying the political base
of the state.
Mari philosophy makes the
state superior TO the Christian
religion and Is in fact a religion
In itself. For that end IL has
tried TO destroy Christianity i'm
Germany through prosecutions.
THE NaZi state il deified. To
II. war is a virtue. BrotherIy
love. charity, justice and Chris
tian virtues are indications of
weakness and decadenee II they
conflict with the utilitarian
needs OF the state.
THE state IL the church and
the confessional. Force. power.
might, as the expression Of
Nordic and racial religion. are
the base Of the NaZi ideology.
The cOmmuniStic ideal is that
the state may eyaporate and he
nm longer necessary a. man adj
NanceS into perfect brother
hood. The Nazi ideal j. the exact
oppOsite-that the state is the
supreme end OF all
Copyreht, 1889, by p. c Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Hitler, Not God

Economics has been al tho
bottom Of AN wars in modern
times, historians declare.
Economics unqucSuonably mo-
tivated the World War.
+ economic considerations
played a powerful part in insu-
eating Hitler 10 resort 10 blood
shed, although this fiendlSh IA
nate was inflamed by other
ambitions, including a lust for
world conquest and place in
history never before attained by
any human being
Twas said that Kaiser Will
helm used the phrase Me and
Cod.
Hitler has demonstrated that
IRE aSPtFes 10 drum Ged eHt of
The world and 10 set himself up
as the supreme being, he and his
idoology 10 be accorded all Wor-
ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
SHEEP GAIN SHADED

Lights averaging around 165-f75-lb. sold
late from S12.75m13.50, Kinds scaling 160-
10. down s11.75d12 so. Most sows brought
Si2 25d so on the final session and the
going price on stays was $40. rs all week.
sHEEP-Week's receipts 3. 800. An early
advance OF fully Csc on fed lambs was
partly shaded later hut Anal quotations were
still steady TO Csc higher than last week =
close Genuine native springers averaging
t5-67-lh. sold on speciality account from
Sl4d17 for the Greek Easter trade. II
should be remembered, however, that as
soon as Easter is over there Will I'M
doubtedly he a sharp drop in the price
OF these lightweight spring lambs.
Medium TO good 73-s2-lb. spring lambs
turned at si2. 5nml3.35, Fed wooled lambs
scaling under 100 lbs. bulked at i2.5Oa
II rs this week. medium 10 good kinds
late sl2 q II So and common lightweights
sl1 so down: culls ssde so. shorn lambs
spread from Ss.50d10. mostly 50. 50I9 rs.
wooded fat ewes sold IN 10 ss.25. and
recently shorn ewes $3.50 down.
Quotations furnished by United States
Department OF Agriculture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

? SIS: Nebraska 50-lb. cotton sacks. T. 8
No. /. washed Triumphs. $1.65m1.70. New
stocks: Texas 50-lb. sacks. ". s. No.
Triumphs, few sales. 81. so: Florida bu
crts.. u, s No.-1. Triumphs. 81 $500 as
dirty, 81; 50-lb. burlay sacks, Triumphs
fair. 81 75Tl.s5,
RADISHES Texas pony crates, %
bchs.. S275G325.
RUTABAGAS Canada 50-lh sacks
waxed, s0mS5c.
sHALLoTS--Lou bbls.. IS; crts
s-doz $500.
SPINACH-Texas bu. basket, Savoy, 75S
ais mostly $50 95c
TRAWBERRIES-Florid 3s-pint crts.
Missionarys. fair 10 good condition, 50. Sc
q725.
SWEET Louisiana, Puerto
Rican Vans, bu. crts., u. 8. No. 4, S1.4s
ql.70.
TOMATOES-i0-lb cartons repacks
medium. Sl,40al. so; small size, 81. rs q
!. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Premier Securities Selling at Asset Value

As result selling
which approximate value
This far from the pricing fashion which prevailed
lN 1929 before the October "a panic,
Al that time investors and spectators greatly oVerdd opt
mSm In the first place Capitalzng corporate
market for stocks they faaeously assumed
that earnings boom year typical representative
through
Tho OF cycle Secondly they made the
further mistake of assuming that during
which annual increment corporate earning would
continue GcOnetric proportions
Accordingly instead Of capaznG stocks al the market place
10 peak earnings they upwards of 25 30 times
the belief through the
SOS would be progressively bigger each than in the Dos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Market Trend Has Not Reflected Realities

When actual business
assumptions. stocks participated prolonged retreat
such pcsSinSm proved Inwarranted
As stock drift
he stocks of the beSmanaged American corporations becomes
CotreSpondnCly reduced -
Inc market trend has reflected
rather the prevailing emotions
Capitalists have been tmd situation
and the social struggle within the country.
Flnanciers have been in
Buying has been disoganzed a
k1rStthee has been genuine uncertainty
c and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
M. s. Rukeyser
Hazards Reduced
For Stock Buyers

result Of tho decline in prices approximately the
lowest level four readustment taking
Wall Street
In fatc of boom. has In
alter taxes the decline stock prices has taken place.
Accordingly tho slump IN prcetocarninGs has been
striking than In actual
The effect been eliminate
stocks companies previously sold when
hc market included bonus for earning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
512 Cars Rationed
Here in First Month

Five hundred twelve certificates
10 buy new automobiles. under IA.
ti0ning regulations were ISSUED
here in March. Caspar J. Linge-
man, county ratonlng head. an
nounced today.
Although the county quota was
] 200 cars. only 635 made appllca,
ton in March, ihe first month in
which sale of new cars 20 cligiblcs
was authorized Lingeman said
Only - applications were fatty
denied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Prep BowIers Roll tomorrow

CHICAGO, April 3 GNS).-Fif-
teen hundred high school bowlers
will roll tomorrow in the first an
nual telegraphic tournament of the
American High School Bowling
Congress. The youngsters will roll
in their home cities and telegraph
the results to Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Many People Exercise Executive Ability

This special ability deal with the
business be exercised by politicians
1t may be exercised by labor leaders acting for organized labor
cooperative production Usually however,
specialized group of business acting for private investors
IT IS merely question of which does the best job of dealing
with business hazards My point that there
rid OF the for enterprise and the
therefor Some must supply the skill buying selling
and organizing and directing labor capital goods which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Profits as Reward for Enterprise ALWAYS Exist

This means that profits the reward for enterprise do
tend 10 disappear They They will always
whether received by the state by trade unions by and
specialized individual enterpriserS.
Relatively few have this special ability Being successful
politician or labOrer does the will a
ceSSful business man.
follows that profits not the result of capital
not be measured capital
Tor enterpre Any attempt TO profits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Detroit Poultry

22e under So lbs, use. iegtorn hens. =
lbs. and up. Ale: rock springers. 77e; rock
oroilers. az TO 81 lbs, and up. 7bc.
EGGs-Market unsettled; current re-.
ceipts. 26Ae; undergrades, 25h 02ee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
SEC Restrictions Have DISCOURAGED Tradino

secondly. in view Of the uncertainties
luctance 10 into debt to buy securities
Thirdly the SEC
outawed the Old Deal merchandising replacing
Fourthy the continuance of the capital gains and the
But the net effect Of of stock
o redu he ZardS for neVym
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

TROPICAL PARK
Track fast
First Race-DizZy Icy, Little Sandra,
Betty Luzon, Zacante, NY Reward,
Hylas.
Second Race-Inscogert, Topsy Olive,
Bezique, Saverchance. Mack's Miss, Tete
a Tete
Third Race-De Soto. Good Play Miss
Militant, Bellcoda. Back Tooth, Epistle.
Fourth Race-Bayou Cook, Judfry.
Valdina Rebel Night Tide. Millmore,
Patricia A Donnagina
Fifth Race Record Fright
Seventh Race-War Ace. Miss Westie,
Wee scot, Erin's sun, Miquelon, Gay
American
Eighth Race -Okapilida. Baby Therese
Idle Fancies, Greyille, Bold Risk, Via
Zero.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Metal Markets

New York and whoissAis nnnfsrrou
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division, Detroit: spot 90 per cen
tin. nominal. New York. 80 future TN, 50
lake grade copper. delivered Midwest. ~
electrolytic spot. smelter. ~: casting cop
per- 11-zh; Louis lead-e- IS St.AeHi
zinc. s25 New York anthony, IA. so
virgin aluminium IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

percentage investment will do harm and fail Also any
attempt TO fix profits percentage on cost viii fail
Labor Has No Actual Claim on Profits as Such
follows that profits do depend upon labor and that
labor has claim profits Labores and
should asked share the business
ability
fully hazards series years should
they be asked undergo the risk of business faure
They should continue have first call the
the specialized
fair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Scratches

by United Press
BOWIE
Track fast
First Race-Smoke Ball Lucky Plan,
Flying Ned, Plucky Teddy. Noslen.
Second Race-Fair Hero, Navigation
See See, Happy Hostess, Rough Com
mand, Escolar
Fourth Race-Wild Chance. Cold Track,
,Gino T., Dispurr, Free Double, Dupliket.
Fifth Race-Blue LILY
Seventh Race-Baby Boy. Sand Fern,
Valdina Gadget, Flashalong.
La gaceta., 1942-07-24

Hitler Sc Gallo prudentemente
que Ludin, Que Sc habia incor-
porado a la banda de asesinos
de Hitler q la edad de diez y seis
amos, habia sido enviado a la
Reich Wehr cuando tuvo diez y
siete con la mission explicita de
nina ell ejercito con la propa-
ganda Y organization de c6lulas,
preparando asi el canine para
su modification. Y ninguno de
los jueces del Tribunal crey6 ne
cesario impugnar esta parte de
la declaration de Hitler.
Otro testigo caracteristico
que apareci6 en- ell mismo proce-
so fu6 ell iefe del r%egimiento al
cue pertenecian los oficiales a.
cusados, el Coronel Ribbentrop,
un pariente en- dificil situaci6n
economical del actual Ministro
de Nsgocios Extranjeros de Hit
La gaceta., 1942-07-24
Hitler ante los Tribunales de Justicia del Reich
Hams Elard Ludin y ell Perjuro
(PoR LUDWIG WATCHEL)

Ter. Ell Coronel no habfa tenido
bastante dinero para hacerse a.
doptar por una tia con titulo,
como su sobrino Joaquin. Quiza,
tambi6n, pens6 que la compra
de un titulo resultaba POGO dig
no. De todas maneras, aparecio
ante ell Tribunal como un sim
pie cOronel. Pero lie hizo ell juego
a Hitler y declare ~solemnemen-
tie que no habia percibido MIN
gun signo de propaganda nj de
organization de celulas. No obs
tante, ell Tribunal del Reich Sc
creyo obligado a sentenciar a
Hams Elard Ludin a diez y O.
cho meses de detenci6n en- una
.fortaleza. Gracias a esta senten-
cia qued6 asegurada la carrera
de Ludin con los nazis. Hitler
crey6 que debia una especial gra
los "martires' del partido lie ha-
Ibia rendido I'm servicio tan it'll.
La gaceta., 1942-07-24

mejor postor, primerp a Hun
.grfa Y despues a los nazis, por-
que parece que estes lie ofrecie-
ron magores ventajas de medro
personal; y, finalmente, Hams
Elard Ludin, que habia presta-
do Juramento de lealtad al
Reichswehr con intencion de
quebrantarlo, y a quien Hitler,
Ell perjuro, premi6 confiandole
la mission de enfrentar a un trail
dor con otro en- Eslcvaquia para
favorecer los intereses de Hit
Ter Y del Tercer Reich. Por este,
es por 10 que ell saludable Ludin,
que solo tiene 81 amos, no esta
en- ell frente. Los tecnicos de la
intriga y de la TRACTION son de-
masiado valiosos para que a.
rriesguen sus preciosas vidas en-
favor de la patria, aunque cuan
DO son o, por 10 menos, fueron
del Ejercito.
Ell artfculo % del programa
del partido nazi, dice: "Pedi-
mos una accion legal contra las
mentiras politicas conscientes"
81, despues de la guerra, es apli-
cado este articulo por ell mundo
civilizado a los "mentirosos po-
liticos conscientes'', hara un
segundo proceso contra "Ludin
y otros". Pero, entonces, Hitler
no tendra Otra OpOrtunidad de
cometer perjurio,
La gaceta., 1942-07-24
Ell FISCAL DEL CONDADO
PRESENTO CARGOS CON-
IRA Ell CONDESTABLE
SELLNER

En- ell condado de la desver
guenza en- cuanto al juego, en-
ell condado de los "cobrado-
res" y "protectores," ell fiscal
Jose E. Williams ~present6 a
yer una seria acusaci6n contra
ell condestable R. w. Sellner,
acusado de aceptar dos mise
rabies" sobornos de $4,000,
Sellner, seg1n ell fiscal, per-
militia ell juego y ademas ven
dia, legalmente, bebidas alco-
h6licas.
Ell condestable, que no es
peor nj mejor que muchos con
destables y sheriff del Estado,
recibi6 un soborno de SIP ell
dia 10 de julio.
iPor que ell senior goberna'
dor no exige sea respetada la
ley, en- cuanto al juegO, ETC.,
en- los condados de Monroe,
Dade y Hillsborough.
No Sc puede tener fe en- una
justicia que tritura a los esca-
SOS de Influenza y permite e.
"cobro," que no es Otra cosa
que ell soborno, en- los lugares
bien "protegidos."
La gaceta., 1942-07-24
DIVORCES Y PIETTOS

Nuevas demanda de divorcio:
jeanette MILAN contra Luis Mi
lian; Lillian X. Gasque contra
Bradford G. Gasque; Bessie
Borders contra Ellie Borders.
P.eitos: Hotel Martinique,
Inc, contra Barton H. Smith, re
clamaci6n de $500; American
Can Co. contra Bruce's Juices,
reclamation de $500 600 Florida
Medical Center contra la ciudad
de Plant City; Home Owners
Corp. contra w. NJ. Robes, en-
barge.
La gaceta., 1942-07-24
LOS NAILS DICEN HABER
HUNDIDO GIG BARCOS

BERN, julio 24.-En I'm tele
grama de congratulaci6n al al
mirante Doenitz, jefe de la es
cuadra de submarines, ell Gran
Almirante Raeder dice que los
sumergibles llevan hundidos,
en- todos los teatros de la que
ira, GIG barcos, con un total
de 3,843,20O toneladas, en- un
periodic de seis meses. En- las
aguas americans Sc han hun
dido Ats, con 100000 tone
ladas.
La gaceta., 1942-07-24

W~ASHINGTON.-Con ante
cedentes h~ist6ricos algo SINH
lares los pueblos de las
republicas americans sc re-
montan hacia un mismo con-
cepto y un mismo objective" Y
sienten hoy, mas que en- min
guna otra epoca de nuestra
historic, ante ell mismo peligro
que los amenaza, ell consciente
deseo Y la imperiosa necesidad
de unirse, a fin de hacer mas
s6lida Ia base fundamental
de los ideales contenidos en-
nuestra forma de gobierno Y
collaboration economical.
TEL Sr. Tom Connally, senador por
ell Estado de Texas y presidente del
importante Comit6 de Relaciones
EXteriores del Senado de los Esta-
dos Unidos, eXpuso esta idea como
base del plan a seguir hasta alcan-
a la prevista y descontada vic
torla de las Naciones Unidas con-
ira los onemigos de In d~emocracia.
Esta prediction fue hecha en- un.
discurso pronunciado en- ell INA
tional Park College," en- la ciudad
do Washington. En- el curse de su
%peroraci0n, n G mas, analiz6 ell
senador la lucha que esta llevando
a caho ell Iemisferio Occidental en-
pro de Ia hbertad v del meiora-
miento econ0mico dc las republicas
americans. A%sistieron a dicho acto
miembros del cuerpo diplomatico v
ciudadanos de las otras Americas,
muchos de los cuales recibieron
diplomas como recompensa por u
contribuciones a Ia unidad y frater-
nidad interamericana.
Primeras Manifestaciones
"No hemos olvidado," dijo ell
senador Connally, "que cast Glen
amos antics de cue Sc lutheran esta-
blecido las primeras colonias en-
Norteamerica, va eNistian algunas
colonies en- Ia America Latina, y,
auu mas, eXistia entonces, el prin-
sipio del desarrollo educational Y
cultural de las mismas. Su cultura
Ia dado impulse n Ia civilization del
mundo occidental. Tanto ell Norte
como 81 Centre y Sudam6rica poseen
fucrzas e iniluencias individuales,
las cuales pueden ser puestas en-
vgor, una tras otra, para nuestro
mutuo henehcio. Ia "politica de
Buen Neeino," no es sino el simbolo
de ~nuestro prop6sito comun en-
obtener los fines deseados."
Como prueba del progreso alcan-
Eado, el senador acentn6 81 rapido
La gaceta., 1942-07-24
PlDE UNIDAD Ell PRESI-
DENTE BATISTA

Habana, julio 24.-En un ma
nifiesto publicado anoche, ell
.presidente de la Repdblica, ma
.yor general Fulgencio Batista,
pide a los cubanos todos que las
diferencias polfticas sean alma
cenadas y que el pals sc una y de
su apoyo a un programa desti-
nado a p%rotejer adecuadamente
la situacion creada por la que
IRA.
Hoy Sc lego ell discurso por ca
81 todas las r~adioemisoras.
La gaceta., 1942-07-24
NUEVO GOBERNADOR PA
RIA LAS ISLAS hawaii

Washington, julio 24.-El
p~residente Roosevelt nomin6
aver a Ingram NJ. Stainbock,
de Honolulu, para gobernador
de las islas Hawaii.
Sucedera, cuando ell Senado
confirme la designation, a Jo-
Sc B. Poindexter, cuyo termi-
no expire ell IA de mayo.
La gaceta., 1942-07-24

desarrollo en- la ensehanza de es-
panol y pf rtugues en- las escuelas
superiores y universidades estadou.
nidenses, 10 mismo que ell creciente
ndmero de estudiantes de este
hemisferio que asisten a universe
dades de otros paises. Tai cosa,
asevero ell senador, "ha ayudado
mucho y esta aun ayudando a hacer
mas intimo y eicaz ell ~intercambio
en- ell campo politico y econ6mico."
Hablando de la guerra, ell senador
Connally dijo: "Su azote contra la
politica y los conceptos guberna-
mentales del Hemisferio Occidental,
ha despertado un mas hondo como
cimiento de nuestras obligaciones Y
deberes mutuos y ha hecho que nos
demos mejor cuenta de los inapre-
cables privilegios de nuestra liber-
tad y nuestro gobierno constitu-
cional. FL triunfo de las ~potencias
del Eje, implica la ruina Y la
destruction de la libertad. Somos
los d~epositarios de una herencia
politica comun, de amor Y libertad.
En- ell pasado, hemos luchado te-
nazmente por obtenerla y luchare-
mos por conservarla,"
Los EnemigOs de la Tirania
"Sin renunciar a attribute alguno
inherente a nuestra soberanfa indi-
vidual, nj n la independence ma
cional," ell Sr. Connally recalc6:
"somos companeros Y amigos en-
una gran causa. Somos enemigos
de la tirania Y ell despotismo.
Aquellos que nos ataquen Sc en-
contraran con n gran resistencia.
La misma amenaza y ell mismo
peligro estan vinculando mas y mas
los lazos que nos unen. FL pueblo
de los Estados Unidos siente re-
gocijo por la buena voluntad Y el
espiritu de cooperation y ayuda que
existe de parte de cast todas las
rep1blcas del Hemisferio occi-
dental"
"Somos partidarios de Ia paz mas
iusta," concluyo diciendo eli senador
Connally. "Y sinceramente creemos
que nuestra vida economical, cultu-
raj, Y ell desarrollo de nuestra siste-
ma de gobierno sc puede lograr por
medic de Ia paz. Estes son asuntos
sagrados para todos nosotros. No
nos ~rendiremos, sin antes haber
sostenido M valiente batalla por
la defensa de nuestros sagrados
privilegios. Para aquellos aue
quieran manchar de alguna manera
estos sagrados privilegios, o que
quieran arrebatarnoslos, deben sa-
Der que tenemos nuestras espadas
desenvainadas y que nuestros
rostros estAn iluminados por 81
IfnagO del eombater
La gaceta., 1942-07-24
MATRIMONIOS

Gilbert j. Wiseman, %, y Myr-
tie Rosylin Sherry, %; Harold
c.. Lindhal, 81, y Clara C. Kesh,
35; IvOn H. Hardin, %, e Ines
Benson, 10; Walter C. Goodson,
25, e Irene M. Pearce, 10; Forr-
est R. Stone, 81, Y Ruth l. Nc
Allan, 2l; Jessie w. Mayo, rs.