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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
EcOrse Crew Scores
First Henley Victory

ST CATHARINES. Ont. July
.25.-Ecorse Scat Club was third
in the final standings. behind
Argos Club Of Toronto and
Buffalo West Side Club as the
siNtieth Royal Canadian Henley
Regatta closed here Saturday. ~
Ecorse had 30 points 10 Argos
so and BuffaloS a. Ottawa aCcu-
INFLATED Is points for fourth place.
with Wyandotte two points behind
in fifth. Detroit Boat Club was
eighth.
EcorSe made history when h.
was the Ned Hanlon memorial
trophy championship In senior
elghtS for the first time Time was
: minutes 3 As, seconds in what
was actually a tWo-boat race
Ecorse noSed out Buffalo by one
length while Argos was two
lengths farther back
Another OF ECorSCS three VIC
tories was in the high school
Fights, where Jim RIce'S boys
.overcame four other Michigan
contenderS and a Buffalo entry
Wyandotte No was fourth and
its No. 2 crew anduGroSSe Pointe
Highs trailed the field
Lou Tank and Jack Cameron
provided ECorSe with ITS third
victory when they finished a shell
length ahead Of Fullerton and
Chilcott Of Argos IN the senior AS
doubles.
wysndotte eights, stroked by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Pitcher in IA;
Trying TO Get
Into Air Corps
Unconfrmed Rumors
Had Him Classified
in AZ Saturday

Harold Newhouser. young Tiger
pitcher, is 10 report for induction
into the army Monday morning, 1t
was learned Saturday from Off
cialS Of draft board No. 50.
Newhouser is in Class IA, ac-
cording TO Marlin Campbell. chair
man of the draft board, and Mrs.
Lcttie Sibley. chief clerk. and is
ordered for induction.
Rumors flew thick and fast at
Briggs Stadium Saturday that the
2l-year-old southpaw pitcher had
been classified in az. but there
was no confirmation.
The Detroit boy has been trying
10 enlist in the army air corps. it.
is understood, but Mrs. Sibley de.
clareS the draft board has not re-
ceived the necessary release from
the air service.
Newhouser has paSse the
'armys screening Tor first physicaD
test, he said. He will receive an
other exam when he reports Mon
day at Z a. m, at the induction
Icenter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

compete - like the Travers al
Saratoga and the Lawrence Reali.
cation at Belmont Park.
Shut Out who previously this
year won the Kentucky Derby
the Belmont Stakes. the Blue
Grass Stakes and the Yankee
Handicap, got off 10 a slow start
eighth in the field of nine. from
which Aletern and Bolus had
been scratched during the after
noon.
In addition TO winning the third
largest purse in the 14-year his
tory of the classic at spacious
Arlington Park, Shut Out returned
10 the bettorS IS, 81 so and $40
Naldlna Farms Valdlna Orphan.
coupled in the betting with Round
erS, returned $50 and $40 for
place and show and With Regards
paid $500.
Running on fast track. Shut
Out was magnificcntly rated and
handled by Arcaro in a race that
was remarkably fast in the early
stages and was contested for AT
least mile IN such exceptional
fashion tho entire field with the
exception Of Shut Out. seemed 10
tire after the home turn. And no
wonder. because the first quarter
mile was clicked of in % Is
seconds. the half in Is As. the
three-quarterS IN l:10 Is and the
mile in lbs Is -clockings that
surprise among turf ex-
merits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Shut Out Captures
Arlington Classic

CHICAGO. July Is CUP).-In a
magnificent stretch finish, Green
tree Stables long-Striding chest
nut colt, Shut Out, today became
undisputed king Of the 3-year-olds
by winning the SIS, $50 Arlington
Classic the years richest race for
thoroughbredS Of that division.
Threading the needle on the
home turn. under magnificent
guidance from Jockey Eddie Ar
caro-, Shut Out carried his pink
and black silks along the rail
through a seemingly impossible
opening and then burned up the
stretch with a bullet finish that
sent him under the wire three
quarters Of a length ahead of Val
dina Orphan who at the beginning
of the stretch seemed 10 have the
race cllnchcd With Regards fin
lShed third four lengths behind
Nadlna Orphan
As Shut Out won $50. 700 for
his owners and boosted his total
earnings 10 S235657. he covered
the mile and a quarter oval in
POI 2-5. Just a fifth of a second
off the track record which was
hung up by Discovery as a 4-year-
old
shut Out whose previous
this year sent him to
The post today before $4,000 fans
the favOrlte at 3D.. Clinched the
3-year-old crown regardless of
what he may do in the few re-
events in which he will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Gene Expresses Self

Hines said he had agreed vcr-
bally 20 the plan. but that il never
had been submitted 10 the PEA
membership. Hines heads the PEA
players committee.
May told the conference he
would adhere strictly 10 tho plan
and that If all the star conpeti-
tors withdrew the tournament
would nc called of
In face Of this stand. al the
big name stars. excepting Kirk
wood and Armour. agreed 10 con-
tlnue
Gene Sarazen. Hartford. Conn.
veteran. was not in sympathy with
the threatened strike
what the - Is little
number on your back" he said
This tournament II for army
emergency relief and I'm Ger
tainly going through with my
part"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Yankees Make 1t
z in Row Over Tigers
BY LEO MACDONELL

The Yankees routed Virgil
Trucks in the fourth inning and
went on 10 defeat the Tigers, II.
at Briggs Stadium Saturday,
thereby making il two straight
over Del Bakers hapless charges
and running the Tigers string of
defeats up 10 four.
A crowd Of 9,O57 paid saw the
game.
Behind Hank Borowy's accent
able pitching, the Yankees totaled
IA hits off four Tiger pitchers.
One OF the blows was a home run
by Joe Gordon into the upper deck
OF the left field stands off Jack
Wilson, last of the Detroit quartet.
II was Gordon's eighth homer of
the season and his third hit of the
day. 1t came with one man on
base.
Borowy, on the other hand, kept
seven hits fairly we'll scattered.
one OF the two Tiger TALES was
made possible by an error by Joe
DlMaggio. Joe evened that I'd
with a remarkable one-handed
running catch that robbed Pinkv
higgins of an extra base hit. Phil
Rlzzuto also starred afield, snatch
ing hit from Doc Cramer for
one OF his outstanding plays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

Matt Flcischackcr scored a clean
cut she'll length victory over
Buffalo West Side and senior AS
pound Fights
\ stiff upcourSe breeze slowed
the time 10 7 minutes 10 Is sec
ondS. Two lengths behind Buffalo
was EcnrSo which was never a
contender
Detroit Boat Clubs first appear
anco OF the afternoon. a l45-pound
four Stroked by VI. WinStanley.
was forced to take second honors
10 powerful Buffalo quartet
which came down the mile and
500 yards course in s minutes and
Z seconds D. y. G. was a she'll
length behind the BisonS
DBC took another second in
the most bitterly contested race
Of the afternoon. the senior fourS.
Buffalo West Side won by a short
distance. Toronto ArgonautS were
disqualified for a foul at the start
and the race was started a second
time.
Chuck Kahn Paramount 3. c..
Philadelphia teamed up with
Larry kieffer TO win the senior
doubles championship over Argos
and st GATHERINGS pairs.
Buffalo won us second senior
Henley title IN the us fourS with
coNSwain by a length over De-
trolt Boat Club quartet. Stroked
by Matt WnStanley winning in
S:47 Rs The Ecor>c crew was
scratched.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Indignation Meetings

"\o one has ever told me
what To wear on course"
Armour said, land they are not
going 10 start now. I'll he n
spectator"
In the locker room A series Of
Indignation meetings were held
My players backing up Kirkwood
land Armour. Several stars. in
Guiding Lawson Little, delayed
their starts.
Finally player committee com
posed of Jimmy Hines Of Great
Neck, y. Y: Ben Hogan Of Her
shey Pa. Byron Nelson Of Toledo.
and Paul Runyan OF White Plains.
~. Y. was named 10 confer with
George s. May. promoter Of the
tournament. who disqualified Kirk
wood.
May told the committee that he
had agreed 10 give IS per cent Of
the tournament receipts 10 the
Professional Golfers Association 5
benevolent fund in return for q
promise that the players would
wear identifying numbers 20 help
the sale Of programs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Dixidnd Colt
Does 1926 for
6-Fur|ong Sprint
Potrenco Runs Second,
Best Reward, Third,
al Fair Grounds
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

First Of All, the flying Igelding
from the Dixiana Farm OF Charles
T. Fisher Of Detroit, may prove 10
be not only the best named horse
Of the year but also one of the
best horses.
Take the word Of the crowd Of
1000 which saw the 3-year-old
son Of Sweep All sweep TO a nose
victory over Potranco and Subdue
the best field Of Sprinters Detroit
has seen this year in the $4,000
Governors Handicap at the Fair
Grounds Saturday.
They saw Jockey Eric Gucrin
whIrl the Dixiana colt over the
six furlongs in l;O9 3-5 10 slash
two-fifthS Of a second from Flying
Streak's track record and come
within two-ffthS OF a second Of
Clang world mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Whipping Duel

In the stretch II was a whipping
duel between Gueun and Bodiou.
with First Of All on the outside
A furlong from home the crimson
silks of DlTlapa moved 10 the
front First Of All was in front by
a head P0rtanco wasn't beaten
Yet and gained back a few inches
IN the final strides bat First Of All
lunged under the Virc 20 beat his
Older rival by a nose.
Three lengths back Of the first
Two horses came Max WeNler 8
Best Reward for third money.
while T. - Bulls Tomluta was
fourth Tho disappointment Of the
race was Dispose the big stake
horse which Max WcNler Of Cleve-
land recently purchased and
started as AN entry with Best Re
ward. The i-ycaT-oId son Of Dis
c0yery. which won the Bahamas
md Flamngo stake AZ Hialcah
last year, Sulkcd an the way and
finished next 10 last
First OF All was co-Scc0nd choice
with Tho WcNlcr cntr, i'm the hot
ting and paid $40. s. and So 40
across the board. Potranco paid
Continued on Page FiVel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Third Victory

II was Guerin's third victory Of
the daI and u was the second t1rg
triumph IN succession here for
First Of AL which lust a week
before mad beaten the best Of his
age in the $1,000 Sport of Kings
Handicap
Flying Streak. the gray hny
from the barn of Jay d. Well of
Lexington. was favored in the field
OF 10 10 defend her track record
against First Of Ais assault, but
the best she could e. was fifth
place.
She broke on top with First of
All right behind her but yielded
the lead almost Immediately 10
RnlIaacn- Ridden by ~ Bodiou
Before they hit the turn out Of
the back stretch Potranco and
FIRST of All were running head and
head and that's the way they ran
10 the wire leaving the rest Of
tho field behind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

the front in tho open Cpl. Marvin
Bud Ward of Spokane. Wash.
grabbed tho All-American amateur
championship by defeating MILFORD
Wehrle Of Racine. Wis. : and g.
Nelson's great round was high
lighted by an eagle on the as
Yard par ; tenth hole and the
hOle-ln-onc
The ToledOan'S eagle came when
he mt drive and No. 3 iron 10
within eight feet of the pin and
then canned the putt He used No.
o iron for his aCr. the fourth hole
ln-One OF his career.
The only error Of tho round
that Lord Byron made was on the
home hole. He WAS on the green.
eight feet away from the hole IN
two strokes Promoter George l.
May then offered Nelson q special
prize of $1,000 If hc canned the
putt for a "a and now course
record. Nelson hit The uphill putt
firmly, but D. stopped three inches
short 'of the hole
In second place In the open with
a POS was Clayton Heather Of
Linullo, y {. Heafncr started the
day with l3q aggregate and
added 3-under-par So. 20 il.
Lawson Little OF Monterey
Park. Cal: Chick IIarbert Of
Battle Creek Mich and Dick
Metz Of Oak Park. H. were tied
for-tfffrd place with 21l totals
Little had A a. Harbelr a 20 and
Metz a - TODAY.
Two strokes fartcr back were
Ernie Dutch Harrison of Har-
rlSburg Pa, who had 90 for his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Thornton Lee
Loses 1st Start

CHICAGO, July % GNS) 49,
Thornton Lee, White Sox ace, who
has been out Of the lineup most
OF the year because Of a sore arm,
started his first game Of the sea
son today and lost 70 the Phila-
delphia Athletics, 2 10 ! in 10
innings, lie hooked UP in a pitch
erS' battle with Philip Marchldon.
who allowed six hits. Lee allowed
roto,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Dorothy Kirby Wins

ASHEVILLE. y G.. july IS
tlNS). Battling all even 10 he
turn, Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta
outputted Jane Crum of Orange
burg, 5. C.. on the last nine this
afternoon 10 win her third con-
secutive championship in the
women annual invitafionaI golf
tournament m Tho Blimofo For.
est Country Club 3 and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

NEW YORK. July = INS1 .-
Alr. and Mrs Joe Gordon were the
parents today n 2 second son. an
eiCh'pound SlN-ounce boy born
Yesterday Gordon is the New
York Yankees second baSoman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
4th Victory OUer Tigers

II was Borowy's fourth victory
n as many starts against the
Tigers. He beat the local lads in
New York back in early June for
the first Of the four triumphs. He
picked off another win the latter
part of June and then q little less
than two weeks ago shut them out
on a two-hitter in Gotham.
Over all, it was Borowy's tenth
victory Of the season against but
one setback. which makes the
brilliant recruit from Fordham
the New York clubs leading
finger.
With a one-run lead for three
innings. Trucks pitched well but
IN the fourth he lost his cunning
and was taken out and replaced
by Roy Henshaw Between the
two of them, the Yankees totaled
four runs in the frame. Henshaw
walked in one run with the bases
loaded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
'iirst of All Sets Track Mark in $4,000 Handico
Knkwood's Strike
Has One Backer
Only Armour
and Joe Won't
Wear Numbers

CHICAGO, July IS CUP)-A
controversy that threatened tenn
porarily 10 result in cancellation
OF the $751; Tam O'Shanter open
golf tournament was settled today
when all but two of the star com
petitors agreed 10 continue play.
The tempest arose when Joe
kirkwood. veteran trick shot star
from Abingdon, Pa, was prohibited
from leaving the first tee this
morning because he refused 10
wear program number on his
back.
IL refuse 10 he plastered with
big number and look like a
circus horse" kirkwood said
In sympathy with Krrkwood's
stand the veteran Tommy Armour
Of Chicago. winner Of practically
every major golf title in his long
career, refused 10 continue in the
Tournament,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Major League
STANDINGS
AMERICAN IEAGTF

Games behind leader
SATURDAYS RESULTS
New YORK. T-1f-2. DETROIT 2-2
PhNafe ph.a $50. Chicago I'LL
Washington 1U-16-3. cleveland $50
Boston p-2r-1. So. Louis k.ir.7
SUNDAYS GAMES
Philadelphia a. chicago
Bnstnn- ST .---r-~--
New York AZ Detroit
Washington ar Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
NATIONAL LFAGTE

Games behind leader.
incomplete.
SATt RnAY'S RESULTS
Pittsburgh if-i BrookItn 1872
81 Louis 6-i0-1 Boston 7-fD.n
Cincinnaf s-11.1 New YORK 6.r7.
Chicago ~ Philadelphia rIgnt.
~tNnAN'S CAMPS
Chicago ~ FhHsdrtrhfa t-f.
81 LoW- A. BOSTON
Pl''ehurgn an BROOKLYN CO..
Cincinnati a. Ntv York tg1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

CONTINUED on Page Four
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-25
u. ). Planes
Blast Japs
Heavy Force OF China
Command Raids Two
Of Japan's Main Air
Bases In China.
Ey =. REILLY O'StLLIyAt.

Ey y. REILLY O'SiLI.IyNt.
with the inItcd stairs hrr
I"icr> in China, NV. - ODr-
IiNrh --fAIJ--.N American buiIib.
,i> accompanied by the largest
TIGHTER r~TuTl~ vet see, IN The
China theatre subjected two al
JIpiu'r main air hJNr> III Snut,'.
rru thIil Ia Furnishing ATTACKS
tndi, without driwiu% "pp".:-
lien from >i'I"lc Japanese
plane.
An airport on the island of S,n-
Chu. - milC. south of Canton. Wa
Iiudrh ~ IN" uuuuuI and u.toi..-
iiuiia on the IICnhu IIili"id at !'n'i.
iprI W"rt destroyed ~ ia" TitCruu'.r.
Hcutrra .Hld = T"l.yo h,uuG"H.,
reported that four limited Stat
bomber. escorted bv three iI@np' O..
rrru"d Canton yc ',rdIy Tue ."if?
and .alu one Tighter vo. -h"i down. ,
Tncy h.rdrd Il bac'. iW" I"r IT."
for tho In"ricciIt" m" dawn "u"r'
rJd uu rirr Ewrr'I dirGirul" q"
,lYrh iHu 81 'hrrc iHprw"-" hurri,-
,r. were hn' uui Of H." .Ey uuG o..
il.ud yu..rrly d' trnvrd
Three flanagan. nrlrl"d lli"d ,rriu
.tIr,rI".r plnuc.. 10 h!r hniract- suc
- lIi"" vyu.l. hop area ~ ih" rru~'.a
nnIr,' r,ro."d dlr"c' Hf.. fIv" i'.'
nr bomb y.r,. drnIr"o uu 49," ,i''d
.t1pIu' urrwc.pa' .rutn 'nurH rr.
"il" hu.r. Ilr" were .iIr'"d H"'
prl yupplir, were believed .."t u'rrv.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-25
Nazii Escape
Corridor
IL - y
" Narrowed
~Uy'"t ijispatchc S
:. !u.Ial 100000 Ger
man Troops Killed
Dad Captured I'm Six
E>s;,y Offensive On VOL
-. rent.

.Ha. cav. H",. 2n-(AP)-
{. .uyn i".,sc.: IN dead and cap
tered ,juur h.,d mnuntcd rloSr
....' -. 'g'. i:u-.l;m c"um-
.'r .'."s. -. '.iUrG momentum
H" .a .@ri ia. invaders, e.,
esp" '"rrid"r i,,u Ntaliupr:II
.."y." - = H'h.H of 80 miles.
Battlefront dispatches reported
r,Iay.
Prom TIE long hrNicgcd city
IA. i'u.N 'a:IS rcrIrtcl railing
arn Il ur2, wedge IL the Nulsa.
ri''rri!r .,nniIrr avrnIIr for sup
~ ans reinforcement nf tn"
:.I;ii n;r which already u LASH
III" uU! from its defensive uu>i-
iiCES md beating back the naZiS
street hN street.
>n'.vr.' of the city. tn" Rl,-
.ur rli''r. ..c penetrated 40 mile,
u'. 'isr depth %! German defense
w.jnrr ,rr @loHi Don bend and Ia tho
r'G.r.l 'Hv i:'-a,uns had Stabbed
&. w.i". into the ii"adria' lines. The
jaw ni 'no nat cracker still were
'n'N'ulInruW Hldrd atO0
more Germans dead overnight to
i!' toll ia the SiIlinrrad Don
h'nh ,r"i"r. rai>in. the official
:n'''i - the Killed 10 1900 in
- ErN,. 'rh battlefront dis
"ri"i''N >iui the tally when all
Irur''~ ""r" ~ would bc ciOSr
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-25
W. q i EzEg}

tOE >OEllI { IEOII\N
Continued COLD cJ-' aud ,.u-
i,i rrr''uu.. warmer "Nlf.uu
NI.t POTION ton TT
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-25
lMis Is Written To
Sensational lnvestiga-
ton And Trials Of
Former Employees OF
State Department OF
Revenue.

ELiri"h. Nuv. -. - IIpD.--
Inc state supreme court today
i""''h no error III III" cuuviriI"n
al two l""mrr employers Of the
NiL'r - '1T IN ~ ~ i;rvrnur Gu
chh'Gc> ~ vmh' /lirmrnt ur state
funds.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-25

rrm'u .cI "r Page S,N)
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
HUELGA EN-. La. FABRICA
DE GRADIAZ-ANNIS

Una huelga Sc declare hoy pOr
Ia moHana en- la fdbrica de Ora
diaz-Annis, o1fginudo por la in
iu5t0 cesantja de I'M "bonchero''.
Ell departomento IamadO.. de
pIcddurG fu6 ell p1TmerO en- sd-
lir. Latego sdlierno Jos demdS.
Los mdteridIeS segiln nos diiO
IN Obrero, son "infumableS" en-
cuonto a Ia eiaboraci6n.
la tripa malo y nal acOndi-
cionada; Ia copa pequeNo, de "a
lilo, "~pod11dita', etc.
PerO Ia firma ha estoblecido
IN sistema de "bOnos" para que
los bOncherOs no Sc pierdan en-
bdndaS.
Los "boncherOs", nm hOmbre q
una neujer, "Se perdieron en- ban
das."
A la mujer la dejdrOn en- la
mdQatina de "bOnchGr," perO al
hombre 10 quitaron.
Piden los obrerOs todos, que
Sc mdrchdroR q sus cdSas luegO
de IN GctO en- ell Centre ObrerO,
que Ia fi1ma le deVuelVd al "bOn
cherO" Ell trabajO que tenia.
A las tres de la tdrde Sc reu-
HirdR la Commission do ObrerOsy
PdtrOnOS.
POr la nOche, en- ell Centre o.
brerO, UOlverG a reunirse ell ia
Tier.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

The Gateway Lunch. Mac Dill
avenue; Hotel Gilbert, 81
Tampa St.; Key West Groce-
ry, 1902 Gale IA; Mary Tav-
ern, manzana 1900 de la Sep
TINA aven:da; The Mermaids
Inn, 220 South Franklin; The
Recreation Center, parque de
Plant; Peach Bar, 1902 Sexta
avenida; The Round Oak Inn,
manzana de los 1900 en- East
Broadway; Roxy Bar, 2O3 La
fayette; Sunlight Inn, Florida
y Scott; The Spur, 2713 Bay
shore; Tropical Inn, Tampa y
Scott; Two Brothers, lugar pa
ra tomar cerveza; Union Bar Y
Hotel, Zack y Nebraska; The
Veteran Bar, Sulphur Springs,
Y Wonder Bar, 1910 de la ca
lie Franklin.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
Sc PROHIBE QUE LOS SOL
DADOS VISITEN % ESTA-
BLECIMIENTOS DE ESTA
CIUDAD

Una Orden dada aver por ell
mando del ej6rcito prOhibe
que sean visitados por los mill
tares Zen ampa y en- Ybor City,
estos lugares:
All American Bar, carrete-
ra No. %; Anchor Bar, PIG
Gale 10; Arts Place, 1902 Sep
TINA avenida; Beulah Place,
avenida de Nebraska, al Sur
The Black Cat, Gale 20 y Sep
TINA avenida; Blistine, 518 de
la avenida Nebraska, al Sur
Broken Mirror, Franklin y
Scott; Chesterfield Bar, POI E,
Cass; The Chicken Shack, ave
nida entral; Frank Place, SuI
phur Springs; The Edgewater
Tavern, 1907 Gale %; Friend
ship Bar, Clio de la Gale 10;
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

Los observadores atentos
de Ia situation alemana tienen
la impression de que pronto va
a ocurrir ALI algo decisive.
Todas las victorias del ejerci-
to aleman no pueden impedir
que caiga sobre Alemania una
sombra. Es la sombra de la
muerao, prc2edente de los mas
horribles campos de batalla
de la historic humane y de
la que cae de los cielos sobre
las ciudades alemanas. Cons
tantemente llegan noticias de
Alemania dando cuenta de
que todos Sc preguntan: LES
possible? 5Cuanto durara,
Dios MIC, cuanto durara to-
davia?" Y hay woes que Sc
atrey@n a interpreter ell silen-
clio del pueblo con estas pala-
bras: "Ha llegado la bora de
parar esta loca carrera de
competencia con la muerte."
Millones de madres Sc pregun
tan: iY TODD este por un in
dividuo loco? Hay en- Marcia
una callada rebellion, solo de
tenida por ell miedo a la car
eel. Els una rebellion contra u
ma politica que paso a paso
lleva a la destruction de la
vida. Els la rebellion de la vida
n.isma, que reclama sus de-
rechos. "Habia caido la noche
del desenfreno mas absolute
Ash describe Sieburg los mo-
mentos que precedieron inme-
diatamente al 9 de Termidor
"Habia empezado ell desafio
con la muerte. Nadie Saba
todavia cuanto podria vivir.
Entonces, ell instinto de consel
var la existencia lego a pre-
dominar sobre TODD. Habia III
gado a ser inevitable una re
beli6n contra Robespierre, qu'
estaba obsesionado por una *
la idea, a la que estaba dis
puesto a sacrificarlo TODD"
s1bitamente, esta rebellion to
mo forma sin que nadie supple
Sc como habia ocurrido. POI
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
LA RECETA DEL Ola
HueUOS mOles

Ingrodientes 4 yemas, una ia
? de almfbar de punto, un po-
quito de Vanilla.
Modo de hacerlo: Sc baten las
rnas y Sc les incorpora, POGO a
COCO, al almfbar de punto, que
sstara fra. Sc cCcina este a fue-
go lento para que la albdmina
Eel huevOno3ec0ntraiga, mo-
i6ndolo c~ontinuamente hasta
'.ue tome espesor de crema De-
g usarse una cuchara de made
IA. Sc Quita del fuego y despu6s
lie frio sc arcmatiza con vanilla
Esta crema de huevos m0leS
I'VE para poner dentro de dife-
rentes ~cclases de dulces.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

del partido Radical Democrati-
co de la India, desminti6 aqui ell
rumor de que Ell esta a favor de
I~nlaterra. Ell peri6dico "Indepen
dent" hace ell juegO a la Gran
Bretana y es propiedad de Roy.
Sc conSidera a este hombre u
ma de las mas brillantes menta-
lidades de la India, pero su in
fluencia politica cast Sc ha esfu-
mado.
Los ingleses empezaron a po-
nerme en- la carcel cuando yo te-
MIA IA amos Y desde entonces les
he cOmbatido.
Made anhela yer a la India
libre de los b~ritanicos mas que
yo. Yo soy 81 dnico verdadero co
munista de la India. Ell Hama
do partdio Comunista Indio es
una conglomeraci6n de elemen-
los que no saben 10 que es revo-
.luci6n. Yo quiero una revolution
del pueblo Y apOyo ell esfuerzo
de guerra de la Gran Bretana
porque estoy convencido de que
81 Inglaterra quiere ganar la
guerra tendra que hacerla una
guerra del pueblo. Soy antifas-
cista e internacionalista. Solo
podran salvar a la India los hom
bres que Sc eleven sobre ell nacio
nalismo."