davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-11-16
La India We una amenaza en- las
palabras "imperialistas" de Churchill
Han sido ocupados paises que no estaban
militarmente ocupados

Nueva Delhi, India, Nov. 16
Ell exprimer ministro de Ma
dras, C. R. Rajagopalachari,
interpreta las palabrs de Wins
ton Churchill sobre que el no
ha pasado a ser lider del 60
bierno de Londres para ''pre-
sidir la liquidation del impe-
rialismo Britannica" como que
confirman la sospecha de la
India de que la Gran Bretana
no tiene la intenci6n de darle
su libertad.
Rahagopalachari, al igual
que otros lideres de la India,
concede poca importancia a
las operaciones en- Africa. Es-
tos obServadores temen que ell
eXito endurezzca de nuevo a
la Gran Bretana y niegue las
concesiones demandadas por
ell nacionalismo indio.
"Se ha ocupado, dice ese IL
der hindu, paises que no esta-
ban militarmente ocupados.
La gaceta., 1942-11-16
INTERRUMPDDO Ell SERVI-
CIO DE ELECTRICIDAD
DURANTE MEDIA HORA

Al eXplotar un "ohucho" en- la
planta de la compania Tampa
Electric, en- la manana de hoy,
Ia ciudad y ell conldado de Hills
Borough Quedaron a Cbscuras
1urante media bora.
Muchas personals tuvieron que
~vestirse sin luz o usando lampa-
ras de "kerosina" o velas.
Los r~eflejoS electricos Sc a.
preciaron en- los pueblos vecinos
y hasta en- st. Petersburg y Rus
kin.
Ell puente de la calle Plat es-
taba ALBERTO en- ell instante
de ocurrir ell accidente.
En- las CABLES quedaron in
mOviizados veintenaS de tran
Was.
La falta de luz interrumpi6 ell
trabajo en- los astilleros y hume
roSas fabricas.
La gaceta., 1942-11-16
FL laboratono misteroso de Hitler
Greece la nerviosidad entire los nazis
(PoR K. c. T. TAYLOR)

producidas al por mayor por
otrs fabricas. Pero 5de que
sirve? Los hechos hablan por
ST mismos. Las 1ltimas medi-
das adoptadas en- Alemania, a
saber: ell cierre de fabricas, ell
desarme de instalaciones in
dustrialse, incluso de maquina
ria modernisima, para ell apro
vechamiento del metal, no de-
ia ninguna duda respecto de
la verdadera situaci6n. Estas
medidas, en- union de la Ultima
propaganda, revelan ell verda-
dero prop6sito de la nueva tao
tica nazi. Los nazis ven que su
propia capacidad de produc-
ci6n disminuye, mientras ell pc
tencial econ6mico de los Ala
dos crece de dia en- dia. Esto
engendra un curioso complejo
de inferioridad economical que
Sc refleja en- los mitos de las
maravillas alemanas en- la pro
ducci6n, diseminados por la
propaganda nazi.
(COnttnudrdJ.
La gaceta., 1942-11-16

Loo americanos solo piensan
EN- la guerra y g~anarla pero
Inglaterra quiere retener su
imperio. ICombatira la Anne
RIGA por la India de:pues de
eSta guerra, 81 durante la que
ira Sc permite a Churchill die
tar condolences? Ell gobierno
americana puede decirle a In
glaterra que debe resolver ell
problema de la India. Pueden
ustedeS ganar la guerra sin no
sotroS, pero no la ganaran en-
la froma que anheln ganarla.
81 este Sc mantiene asi, las vic
torias americans surtiran un
efecto opuesto al que uStedes
esperan. La India empezara a
disgustarse con los exitos Ala
dos 81 solo sirven para eumen
tar la arrogancia inglesa, CO.
mo ell discurso de Churchill 10
evidencia."
"Pero no hay todavia ami
mosidad de ~profundas raices.
A los Indios no les desagradan
los ingleses; a ellos les DISCUS
ia la combination britannica.
81 Panditt Jawaharlai Nahru
La gaceta., 1942-11-16

Londres, Nov. 16.-La pro
paganda alemana esta empe--
zando a reflejar la nerviosi-
dad que comienza a cundir
entire los principles circulos
nazis,. La propaganda econ6-
mica, especialmente, ha to-
mado en- los ultimos tiempos
formas muy eXtralas. lnten-
ia dar la impression de que
Alemania esta actualmente en-
posici6n de producer en- gran
des cantidades y de un modo
constante, no solo tanques, a.
viones y c%anones, sino fabricas
enteras. "Estan haciendoSe en-
Alemania secciones completes
de fabricas por medic de una
production en- maSa. Los mu-
ros son hechos de cemento y
las parties restantes son ma
nufactuaradas en- serie, dis
puestas para su uso inmedia-
to. Este sistema ha contribui-
do en- gran parte a acelerar la
extension de las industries "a
lemanas de guerra. EN- otras
palabras, Sc estan producien
do fabricas enteras para ser
levantadas tan pronto como
Sc necesiten. Una vez mas, la
propaganda Sc refiere a un
"arma secreta" maravillosa.
En- Essen, ciudad de Krupp,
en- un laboratorio subterraneo
muy profundo, ell principal
proyectista de los talleres
Krupp esta afanandose, ayu-
dado por dos ingenieros. Ma
die tien eacteSo a este labora-
torio, excep.o Hitler y GOer-
ing; nj siquiera la guardia per
sonal de Hitler. Los lngenie--
ros y su personal han iurado
no salir hastl qie este termi-
NADIA este arrra secreta. Sc di-
ce que han estado trabajando
LA abajo por espacio de un a.
no. Ell informe, despues, sigue
dando algunos detalles enca-
minados a exaltar la impre-
sion de 10 misterioso y porten-
toso. df
Els evidente ell prop6sito de
esta propaganda. Sc dirige a
impresionar a los paises ex-
tranjeros, incluso a atemori-
zarlos, con cuentos de armas
secretas, talleres subterraneos
Y, ahora hasta con las fabricas
La gaceta., 1942-11-16
LA RECETA Del Ola
CREMA DE MERENGUE

Z t. crama Sc usa para Gu
)rir les cakes.
Ingredients: Libra Y cuarto
e s7tear, $50 CRANES de aqua,
A claras de huevo, una cuchara-
Tia dc Vanilla.
Manera de hacerla: Sc baten
as o'oras a punto de nieve y Sc
va incorporando ell almibar que
Sc hace con ell aqua y 81 azdcar..
Ell a.mib9r sc adiciona sin parar
de batir ell merengue. Luego que
Sc agrega Sc contin1a batiendo
IN re,o mas hasta que Sc endu-
rece IN poIuito y sin que sea
mucho, pues entonces resulta
PERU ,icial.
EntOnces Sc bata ell cake con
este. Pasado un ratio esta cubier
Ia Sc eAdurece bastante.
La gaceta., 1942-11-16
LAS INTERMEDIATES We
NEREAS EN- LA GRAN BRE-
TANA

Londres, Nov. 16.-Las per
sonas sospechosas de extender
las intermediates venereas, en-
lo successive tendran que some
terse a tratamient om6dico Y
podran ser condenadas a tres
meses de prisi6n, multas de
500 0 las dos penas, 81 no
cumplen co Mas nuevas reglas
de defensa que Sc pubjicaron
la semana pasada.
Esp6rase qeu estas medidas
sean mas efectivas que las O.
tras, bajo las cuales Sc dejaba
a los enfermos en- libertad pa
ra presentrse en- las clinicas y
someterse a tratamiento.
Las r>s.as Sol! SON a.4i.a les
9 caaos en- los cuslas IN Official
maLico tenga busn2s razones pa
ra Greer que ell %paciano eXtien-
de ia infection y rehusa il a una
olinica. En- tales cas9s, ii Official
m5dicO ordenar6 al r2cisnte que
Sc sCneta a un tratalnielto.
La gaceta., 1942-11-16

un control mucho mas estricto sobre
los s1bditos de esos paises. Vene-
zuela esta dando un nuevo impulse
a la production de petr6leo y ashes.
tos, Las minas del Peru, de Boil.
via y de Chile, estan activando la
production del cobre, estano v man.
ganeso para las industries de
guerra,
Disminuyen las p&rdidas en- ell mar
Prueba fehaciente de que han dis
.inufdo las perdidas ocasionadas
por la campaha submarine a 10
largo de las costas del Atlantico,
10 demuestra ell hecho de que las
companies de SECURES marftimos
lcaban de anunciar una rebaja en-
las tarifas de los mismos. Las tart
de SECURES que anteriormente
lsecendian a $25 por cada Glen do
ares de cargamento, entire los Es-
ADDS unidos y ell Brasil, seran en-
o successive de $40,
aRAAh
La gaceta., 1942-11-16
UNI LOCO MATO A ST. MA
DIRE Y d

Miami. Nov. 16.-John T.
West, Jr., de sc amos, un loco,
mat6 aver a su padre John T.
West, de IS, amos, Y su madre,
de SO amos.
La Sra. Jack p. Ulmer, de SO
amos, acusa a su hermano del cri
men Y dice que la obligo a AFRO
di-larse y REAR mientras lie a
puntaba con un rifle.
Ell padre y la madre Dian la
cuando fueron aSesinados.
La gaceta., 1942-11-16
LOS TELEFONOS.....
Conteste estas preguntas y haga la
selection de I'm buen Laxante

Pregunta: iPuede cualquier laxan-
te servir de ayuda cuando Sc siente
listed cansado, malhumorado o tiene
la lenga %correosa? Rcspuesto. 81. 81
condolences son 81 resultado del
estrenimiento. P%rcggRfd; iPor que
Black Draught ha sido un laxante
popular con cuatro generacionos?
Porque es puramente her
bal, Y usualmente suave, activa, eff
La gaceta., 1942-11-16

WASHINGTON.-De todos
los sectores del hemisferio Sc
reciben constantemente infor-
mes en- ell sentido de que la
fuerza unida de las Americas
esta hacienda sentir mas y
mas su efecto a las potencias
del Eje.
La ~eficiente marina de guerra del
Brasil sc ocupa diligentemente en-
vigilar las costas del Atlantico, en-
hacer servicio de convoy Y en- cau-
sar estragos a los submarines ma
Eistas.
Las naves de guerra de Cuba, en-
coordination con la fuerza aerea de
S pals, estan llevando a cabo una
labor efectiva para la protection
de los transportes marftimos y Ia
destruction de submarines del Eje.
I'll creciente y reorganizado ejer-
tito de Mexico mantiene una vigi-
lancia estricta y constante a 10 largo
de las costas del Atlantico y del
Paciico, mientras que los ciudada-
nos de dicho pals sc aprestan para
Ia defensa,
Reprimen Ell espiOnaie
Aparte de las efectivas activida-
des de las fuerzas armadas de Cuba,
Mexico y ell Brasil, los servicios de
policia de estas republicas estan
trabajando de com1n acuerdo con
ell de los Estados Unidos para repri-
mir ell espionage, los movimientos
subversivos y los actos de sabotaie
por parte de los nacionales del Eie.
Las medidas puestas en- practica
contra ell Eje nc solamente Sc estan
llevando a cabo en- los paises de
America que han declarado la rue
ira. Chile, aunque todavia sostiene.
relaciones diplomdticas con Alema-
MIA, Italia y el Jap6n, ha estadoI
desde hace algun t~ppo ejerciendo
La gaceta., 1942-11-16

AL comentar tai reduction en- las
tarifas de SECURE, un experto en-
transportes maritimos afrmaba 10
sigulente en- una radiodifusion
desde Mexico:
ia campana dc los merodeado-
res submarines alemanes ha fraca-
sado, Ell servicio de convoyes que
Sc ha o~rganizado tiene ell doble pro-
p6sito de proteger a los buques
mercantes y de perseguir a los sub
marinos. Las mismas cifras publ
cadas por la oficina de guerra ale
mana con respecto al ndmero de
barcos hundidos acusag una apre
ciable disminuci6n."
"Los prisioneros que Sc han hecho
entire las tr.pulaciones de Loo sub
marinos alemanes revelan que care.
cen de experienced y cue Sc ven obh,
gados a pelear. No hay dada
acerca de que ell submarine es un
arma que jamas ganara la guerra"
La gaceta., 1942-11-16
DETENGD0 Ell
MOXTMO WEIGAND

Washington, nov. 16.-La Ra
do de Londres REGGIE aver la
noticia de que los naziS arreSta,
ron, en- Vichy, al general Maxi
mo Weigand.
Aun no ha tenido confirma-
ci6n la nOticia.
La gaceta., 1942-11-16

caz, cuando las instrucciones Sc ST.
guen. Preguwta: iQue otra raz6n es
responsible Dor la popularidad de
Black-Draught? Respuesta: Cuesta
SOLOS cts. por % hasta 40 dosis.
No espe.e. Obtenga ell Black
DrauGht en- la familiar GAIA amari-
la. Muchos prefieren la nueva for
ma granulada. Siga las direcciones
de la etiqueta.
La gaceta., 1942-11-16

entrase en- I'm gobierno nacio-
nal, el no permitiria que el pa
cifismo de Gandhi predomina
sc. FL ayudaria a ganarla que
ira"
La gaceta., 1942-11-16
senor:

81, senior:
Para pintar mejor Su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K ing
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenida y Gale IS.
La gaceta., 1942-11-16
LTGERO AVANCF so
Viene. de la 1 p6g.)

Unidos es Que en- Russia es ca
81 impossible vivir con el rendi-
miento"que la propiedad pro-
duce.
No sirve la vieja democra-
cia como una garantia de la
paz.
La gaceta., 1942-11-16
Ell TEMPO

Temperature normal para es-
ia 6poca del ano. Minima, a las
5 de la manana, 60 grades.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

New tult shavers will be limited
% mt razor blade per week. that
sterling patriot. Zadok D~umbkopf.
regrets that he has but one beard 20
s.0W for his country.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

A Nazi ersatz soap is made of COT
fee grounds, Whieh probably means
that the Germans now Wash up after
instead If before meals.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

An untaught mind Is a clumsy
and ~ungajnly in grasping and per
forming an idea as an unta J9nt hand
in the nice grasp and use of a small
Instrument.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

To keep the home strawberrr
producing a good crop, a lew no',.
plants should be added each s,ris"
says II. Il. NiSWongcr. extension L"Fs'
tlCulturist of N. {. State cnunno
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

ALWAYS GLAD TO SERVE YOU,
all ways. Come to see us Or give
US a rlng. Two places to serve YOU.
Bus station and Raleigh Road, Hill
Top No. 2. Att
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17
Cotton Prices
Much Lower

New York, April l7.-(AP)-Cot-
tom futures opened IS cents to Sl.l0 a
bale lower,
Midday prices were steady but off
80 to 50 cents a bale, with May at
1915, July 1893, October 1876.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALITY
paints at the lowest prices IN town.
See us before buying your paint
Tanner Roofing Co, Phone SOC,
Wyche ST. l-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

FOR GOOD REBUILT SECOND
hand or new furniture come to +.
f.. S~attcrWhlte and Sons, near Fire
Station. l9-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17
TOWNS NAME

A town on Long Island gave =.
name to Blue Point oysters. Na,,n"SS
beds of small delicious oysters v,aau
found there. wv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17
Darlan Also Named
Heir To Petair

Continued from age One)
Paris; violence was reported. and
three mysterious fires were said
to have broken out.
In the Russian campaign, Adolf
Hitler's field headquarters acknowl-
edged that the Red armies had
launched j powerful attack % tie
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 800
WuItc cuckcrcIs at $3.50 per hun
dIcd. II. l.. Newman. l7-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

LADIES! THOSE LAST SEASON
shoes can be repaired to give you
months OF added service. foun
like our work. Phone 636, We can
for and deliver. GrlssoMs oloe
Shop. 9-N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

FOR RENT: FIVE ROOM APART
mtnt IN ~StoneWall Apartments,
with five closets and @incnerator.
Apply at 2l5 Young Avenue or
call telephone 535-J. 26-eod-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

VIGORO - NlGORO BEST PLANT
food fertilizer, any quantity &c
per pound also complete sleeN oil
garden seed, all tested this sea
on. Watkins Hardware Co. Nam
S,rno, l6-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

HOME NEED MODERNIZlNG' YOU
can arrange a loan with us on coh'
Vcnlent monthly repayment plan
Henderson Building & Loan AS
81
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

ASPHALT SHINGLES - ROLL
roofing at low cash prices. Wat
kIns Hardware Co. Nam Street,
l6-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

FOR SANITARY DRINKING CUPS
and cup dispensers. Phone o.
Affords Printing & Office supply
Co. Agent, for Lily Cups. 9-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

EXTRA! EXTRA, THERE ARE BIG
bargains Tor everyone at our
ReXaII One Cent Sale this Week'
230 bargains to choose from PARK
er's ReNall Drug Store. 1917
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE-MOD.
EN- ShOp-EAperltnCed operators
Centrally located. Phone 200 for
appointment. BrldgerS Beauty
Shop, oVer Parker's Drug Store.
28-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

TRY US-CALL US. WE CALI, For
and deliver shoe repairing. Our
work Is extra good. We have plenly
of rubber heels. Phone 246-J. Car.
Dina Shoe Shop. At
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

YOUR HOME DEFENSE RFcrTc
VITA adequate insurance against ali
hazards. This Is important now
Consult us. Insurance Department.
Citizens Bank and Trust Co ISu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

FOR SALE: EGGS FOR SETTING
Large type English lcghorn epe>
SOC dozen. p. G. Arlington. ,r
houte lNlluelSoh. 1914,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

WALLPAPER - 80 BEAIrTIFII
patterns to select from Our stock
"a hour service on any special
orders. Watkins Hardware Go.
lh-CH
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

IT PAYS to BUY GOOD SHOES
and have them repaired. They look
better-last longer. New heels
rubber, leather, COMPOSITION Mr.
witch Shoe Repair, phone all W.
call for and deliver. 81,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Dates for
Spor+smen

September 6-s-State Target
Archery tournament. campus,
Michigan State College, East
Lansing.
September 6-7-SiXteenth an
nual Leafy Oak national coon
dog field trial at Kenton, O.
september Oakland County
Kennel Club annual dog SHOW in
Royal Oak Municipal Market
Building.
September 6-7-Romeo Peach
Festival shoot at Romeo Gun
Club. so targets, skeet or trap.
Bushel of peaches free to every
competitor.
SEPTEMBER T. Pontiac Dog
Show. kendare Farms, West
Maple and Drake roads. two
miles west of Orchard Lake
road. east of Walled Lake.
September 7-Trout season
ends today.
September ll--Lincoln Park
Gun Club. Cicotte and Electric
streets, Lincoln Park open rifle
school for women tonight. Rifles
and ammunition available. In
structions free. Bill Dougherty,
chief instructor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Rifle School
"Opens Friday

The Lincoln Park Gun Club
Cicotte and Electric streets, Lin
coin Park, near West Fort, will
conduct a small-bore rifle training
-~hool for women shooters every
Friday evening beginning Septem-
Der IL. William Dougherty. one
of the states outstanding marks
men, will be in charge Of the
school.
( He will be assisted by William
Bailey. chief range officer; Walter
Seel, president, and other top
notch riflemen.
The course of instruction. which
includes manual of arms, sighting,
trigger squeeze and the fundamen-
tai principles of craftsmanship
viii be given without charge.
Actual shooting on the range
will begin as soon as students are
capable of firing. Guns will be
available for those who do not
have them. and ammunition may
be procured at the club.
Tuesdays and Thursday nights
are reserved for men and Juniors
where instruction will also tbe
available without cost.
The Lincoln Gun Club Is one OF
the finest indoor ranges in the
city. Arrangements for entering
these classes may be made by APP
plying at the club on the above
nights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Michigan Deer
Season Won t
Be Called Off
State Conservation
Officials Deny
Persistent Rumors

Persistent rumors that the
deer season will be
called off this year because of the
war have absolutely no basis OF
fact, and have been met with a
strict denial from officials who
know what they are talking about.
Asked this week if he thought
that there was any possibility that
the state would forego a deer
hunting season this year, p. J.
Hoffmaster, conservation depart
ment, said "the economic value OF
the venison harvested would in
itself justify an open hunting
season"
Tnasmuch as we have been
hearing considerably of late as
to the possibilities or even
probabilities of fresh meat
rationing, / think IL is well to
consider the millions of pounds
of fresh venisOn that are har-
vested during each NOvember's
deer hunting season." HoffmaS-
ter said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
No Shortage of Gums,
Shells for Hunters

Hunters, worried about the
availability of arms and ammuni-
ton fon the 1912 season, are as
Isured by the Michigan Retail
Hardware Dealers Association
that only a few models of hunting
arms have been frozen" and that
shotgun hunters will have no diff
ficulty securing shells.
Only the following guns, rifles
and pistols are now not available
to be sold: Harrington & Richards
% caliber Sportsman" revolver;
all Colt. Smith & Wesson or High
Standard Manufacturing Company
pistols; all 12-gauge shotgups; all
l6 gauge automatic or pump;
Mossberg model ABB; Mossberg
repeater 42-MB: Winchester IS
target: Winchester G-6941-R;
Remington model 513; Remington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Where to Enter
Times Shoot

Although the L. A. Young
Gun Club, Nine-Mile and
Southfield roads, is one OF the
largest and finest trap and
skeet shooting plants in the
country, there is a limit to
the number of shooters who
may participate in the 81, 200
free entry shoot, September
10 and 20.
Because of this, the shoot
has been limited TO 1000.
Contestants can assure them
selves chance to fire by
making an advance entry.
Entry tickets sell for $1.40,
covering the cost of one
box of shotgun shells and Is
targets are on sale at the
following places:
Don Gillies, Sports Dept,
Detroit Times; all four Mont
gomery-Ward Stores Sports
Departments, Grand River
and Greenfield; Royal Oak
Store; Michigan and Schaefer,
Dearborn; Gratiot and Seven
Mile road; Detroit Sports
mems Congress, 18th Floor.
Majestic Building and the
American Sportsman and Dog
wners' Association, 1918
East Eight-Mile road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
AI|egan Deer
Permits Ready

Deer hunters planning to apply
for a permit to hunt in the spe-
cial antlerless deer season in
Allegan County, December lilo,
are being advised by the conserva-
ton department not to buy reg
ular deer license from their local
dealer.
Regulations this year require
that fee of $2.25 accompany the
application for a special license.
A license will be issued at the
same time as the permit to the
800 who are successful in lottery
to be held later this fall.
Unsuccessful applicants will be
refunded their fee in plenty OF
time to purchase a regular deer
license before opening of the sea-
son November Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

Probably that's the reason this
years second annual Detroit
Times-Montgomery Ward Hunters
Special Trap and Skeet Shoot at
the L. A. Young Gun Club Satur-
day and Sunday, September Is
and 20, has taken on a military
atmosphere.
Tentative plans are already
under way for teams representing
Selfridge Field, Crosse Isle Naval
Training Base. Naval Armory,
Fort Wayne and the Ford Naval
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Champion Leila Hall
Teaches Trapshooting:
BY DON GILLIES
Should women shoot /?

Should women shoot?
There's a battered old question
as old as firearms. It's a question
that you should decide for yourself.
AS a matter of TACT. there are
thousands, yes. millions of girls
and women throughout the coun-
try today who can shoot, many of
whom have developed into out
standing markswomen.
That's why I'd like TO have you
meet Leila Hall, ace of women
shotgun shooters.
Miss Hall is coming TO Detroit
for The Detroit Times-Montgom-
cry Ward Hunters Special Trap
and Skeet shoot at the J.. A. Young
Gun Club, September 10 and 20,
for the express purpose of teach
ing women how 10 shoot Shotguny
That brings up another question
Should women bear arms for their
country?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Big Shoot at
Caro- Sunday

The ninth annual merchandise
shoe. and field day of the Tuscola
County Conservation Club will be
held Sunday. September 13, at
Caro-.
Claude Stewart. secretary, and
Frank Arnold. president. an
nounced that all profits would 60
to the USO.
A program OF skeet and trap
shooting is scheduled and $500 in
war bonds, an automatic shotgun
and 81. 900 in merchandise will be
awarded as prizes.
The club will again give q
trophy to the best-deg at-the
shoot. Only dogs from Tusccla.
huron and Sanilac counties are
eligible.
The shoot starts at 9 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
What q Fish!
Detroifer's 2o-Pound Trout
Wins Trolling Derby

COPPER HARBOR, Sept. 81
DR.. w. L. Anderson OF Detroit
won a $22.75 purse Tor his ~.
pound 3-ounce lake trout entered
in the Copper Harbor trolling
derby.
The prize was 20 per cent OF
line fees collected at the derby ior
one week.
Other Detroiters making excel
lent catches in TIE Lake Superior
district recently include Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Hinkel and son, Bob:
Mr.. and Mrs. Serge Tormala. ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Aunert Tormaia
and Wesley Tormala. They caught
% trout-the largest 171a pounds.
260 pounds, while on a
fishing trip off Manitou Island. In
Lake Superior.