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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14

The newly Organized Optimist
Club will meet Tuesday noon
at the Medea Hotel, Mart Ryan.
international club representa-
tive, announced today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
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La gaceta., 1942-08-14
Ell JEFF DE POIIICIA PlDE
Ell APOYO DEL PUBLICO

Con ell fin de eliminar la pros
tituci6n de Tampa, el jefe de po-
licia, Mr.. Woodruff, pidio aver
la cooperation del publico.
Los choferes ed automobiles
de alquiler, en- algunos casos,
transportan mujeres de dudosa
reputation Y las hevan a peque-
mas casitas de las Afueras. Dos
de ellos, Luis NJ. Appin y ]. c,
Lariez, aparecen acusados de ha
Der contributed a que delinquie-
ran dos memories.
'Estamos persiguiendo a esa
clase de individuos y pensamos
eliminarlos por complete. Niece
sitamos la cooperation de TODD
81 mundo. Las prostitutes llegan
a Tampa todos los dias y ell pro-
blema Sc hace cada vez mas Sc
rio.
"De un total de TIA mujeres
de mala vida que hemos deteni-
do, 81 padecian de enfermeda-
dies venereas".
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
LA CAMPANA CONTRA LA
CONTRA LA PROSTITU-
CION EN- Ell ESTADO

Tallahassee, agosto 14.-Se
mantiene vigorosamente la cam
.pana contra la prostitution en-
TODD el estado.
En- Lakeland fueron deteni-
das cuatro mujeres, en- ell dia de
aver, y IL estan encerradas en-
la carcel.
Una de las detenidas Nevada
varies amos de Residential en- esa
ciudad. Todas seran sometidas
a las pruebas necesarias para
comprobar 81 tienen enfermeda-
des venereas.
La policia de Sarasota infor-
La gaceta., 1942-08-14

bajadores Extraordinarios y Pleni-
potenciarios. Me es muy grato
contar con su aprobaci6n al desig-
mar por medic de la presente, para
el desempeho de este cargo ante los
Estados Unidos, al Sr. Alexander
Loudon, ell cual confio continuara
demostrando ser tan digno de este
nuevo testimonio de mi confianza,
como mercedor de su aprobaci6n.
En- una eonferencia radiodifun-
dida a los holandeses, ell DR., Lou
don expres6:
"Deseo poner de relieve ell hecho
de que eli Presidente de los Estados
Unidos al sugerir que las repre-
~sentaciones diplomaticas de nues-
tros pafses fuesen elevadas al
range de embajada, ha querido dar
expresiones de Ia amistad y estima-
ci6n que existe por ol Reino de
Holanda.
Felicito a todos los que en- Ia
lucha actual han contribuido q con-
servar ell buen nombre y 10 insignia
de nuestra patria. A vosotros, los
do Ia Real Fuerza Aerea de Ho-
landa, de la Armada, del Ejercito,
de Ia Marina Mercante; q vosotros,
los de las Fuerzas Aereas de Las
Indias Orientales Holandesas y por
fin a la poblaci6n civil de Holanda
ye de las Indias Orientales que ha-
beis conseguido frustar los planes
del invasor por medic de vuestra
her6ica resistencia pasiva. Todos,
habeis ganado esta Embajada para
ell RENO de Holanda."
De la misma forma y en- reconoci-
miento a Ia Importance que SO
atribuye en- los Estados Unidos n Ia
participation del gobierno Noruego
v de su pueblo en- ell esfuerzo be-
leo de las Naciones Unidas, pro-
puso el Presidente al Rey Hakoon
de Noruega, QUEEN va ha ~expresado
su conformidad, Ia elevation al
range de Embaiada de las lega-
clones de Noruega y de los Estados
Unidos.
I'll Presidente Roosevelt ha nom
brado al Sr. Anthony Drexel Bid
die Jr. como primer embajador en-
INoruega. En- su nuevo caracter, ell
Sr. Biddle present6 sus c~redenciales
al Rey Hakoon en- Londres. FL Sr.
Biddle es asimismo embajador do
los Estados Unidos ante los gobier-
nos de B6lgica, de Polonia, y de
Holanda, los cuales, como ell GO
bierno de Noruega, Sc e~ncuentran
en- eli exilio en- Ia ciudad de Londres.
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
Sc LASTING EN- LAS PRAC-
TICAS Ell SOLDADO Y Pc
LOTERO CECIL TRAVIS

Camp Wheeler, Ca, agosto Ia
I'm las practicas p~eloteriles
que Sc efectuaban en- hOmaston,
Ca, result6 lesionado Cecil Ira
Wis, ell soldado y notable pelote-
70.
Travis corria n "fol" y choc6
contra una alambrada. Recibi6
dos heridas, una en- I'm ojo, de
cinco untos, y otra en- la barba,
de seis.
Travis ira con IS compaferos,
.apesar de 10 sucedido, al torneo
de Wichita, Kansas, que comen
zara Ell domingo.
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
M

Rubel Lewis, 81, y Lou Hend-
erson, %; Frank Vazduez, 80, Y
Alma Lohran, 26; Kenneth w.
Hudson, 10, y Ruth W|inifred
Cant, 10; George Baker RObb-
ms, %, y Dixie Ruth Carroll,
10; Thomas V. Leach, 35, y VIII
ma Grace Downing, 35; Lionel
V. Shoemaker, %, y Hazel Ha-
yes, 21 James Frank Gladney,
% y Margaret Gray Ford, "a;
Lloyd P. Lester, Ga, y Floyd l.
Williams, IA; Edwin Bosworth,
So, y Ethel C. Horne, SO.
La gaceta., 1942-08-14

WESTINGHOUSE reco-
nocimiento del heroismo de los
pueblos de Holanda y de
Noruega, demostrado en- la
defensa de sus libertades y en-
su determination de recobrar
su independence Y sus terri
torios, han sido elevadas las
legaciones de ambos pafses en-
Washington al range de EN-
bajadas. a
FL DIR. Alexander Loudon, Minis
tro de Holanda en- los Estados
Unidos desde 1888, present6 ulti-
mamente al Presidente Roosevelt
sus credenciales como primer En-
bajador de ese pals. Dfas mas
tarde ell Ministro de Noruega,
Wilhelm Munthe de Morgenstierne,
fu6 acreditado como e~mbajador
ante ell gobierno de los Estados
Unidos.
La Jurisdiction del DIR. Loudon
incluye a las Indias Holandesas y q
Ia Guayana Holandesa en- este
hemisferio, 10 que lie da caracter de
personalidad continental.
La elevation a Embajada de Ia
legaci6n de Holanda, asi como tam
bien ell nombramiento de un Emba-
jador estadounidense ante Ell gobier-
no de Holanda en- ell exilio, fueron
actos sugeridos pOr ell Presidente
Roosevelt, a Ia Reina Wilhelmina
de Holanda.
En- su misiva respondiendo al
Presidente Roosevelt, Ia Reina
manifesto;
Considero como listed, Sr. Presi-
dente, que es apropiado dar una
debida expression de los vfnculos de
estrecha amistad que han surgido
entire nuestros pafses como result
tado de los sacriicios realizados en-
eomGn en- nuestro esfuerzo~ coniunto
por sostener, junto a los Estados
Unidos, ell justo balance entire los
derechos y deberes de los seres
humanos, y las sanciones contra
aquellos que, por satisfacer su am
bici6n y 81 avaricia, Sc proponen
esclavizar a otros. Comparto su
parecer en- ell sentido de que ia
vorece este prop6sito la determine
ci6n de que nuestros representatives
aiplomaticos can en- adelante En-
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
ESTA NOCHE NO HABRA
PELEAS EN CUSCADEN

Jim Downing no ofrecera hoy
peleas, como en- semanas ante
riores, en- ell parque Cuscaden.
E popular empresario resOl-
vic dejar para la semana p6xi-
ma un combate entire ell cubanc
Sixto Morales y ell soldado joey
Smithers, de MacDil.
Morales pidio mas tempo pa
ra prepararse y lie fue concedi-
do.
Otros conocidos gladiadores
eStan siendo alineados para el
programa de la semana que vie
ne.
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
Beta Gamma Chi Social Club

Beta Gamma Chi Social Club
En- la noche de aver Sc reunie
ron las componentes del Beta
Gamma Chi Social Club, para
celebrar su junIa semanal. Tuvo
lugar en- la Residential de la Srta,
Vivian Guagliardo, 2110 de la
Gale 40.
En- esta reunion Sc acordo,
en- principle, una comida tipica
a la italiana, la que Sc ~efectuara
en- la Residential de la Srta. Qua
glirdo.
Despues de los asuntos a ira
tar. hubo una bora de pasatiem
social.
La pr6xima reunion Sc verifi-
cara en- la residential de la Srta.
Constance Spoto, 2118 de la ave-
nida Nebraska.
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
La junction de hoy en- ell
Ctrcul0 Cubdnr

Ctrcul0 Cubanr
Como prometiera en- mis- no.
tas de aver, hoy TRAGIC a estas
columnas, con gran placer, Ell
programa complete de la fun
cion que esta noche Sc lie ofrece-
ra al joven Panchito Rodriguez
en- ell teatro del Circulo Cubano.
Hello aqui: Estreno de la bOni-
ia Obra en- un acto y tres cua-
droS titulada LA Ladrona'', la
que Sera interpretada por Ire
ne Fernandez, Alicia Rodriguez,
Aida La Fe, Tomas Rodriguez,
Jose Pent6n y Manuel Garcia.
En- la segunda parte Sc pre-
sentaran las siguientes varieda-
des; Joyce Cermeno, diminuta
bailarina, que es una gran pro-
mesa; Alicia Alvarez, bailarina
y c~antante; Silvia Delgado, can
cionista; Xxi Menendez, en- bo-
nitos babies espanoleS; Trio Ju-
venil; la pareja de bales inter-
nacionales Johnnie y Mile; Sc
raffn Rodriguez, Julito Rodri-
guez, Joaquin Barcenas Y Sar-
dinas, cantantes y guitarristas
Josefina Martinez, Justo Fee
rrer, Jennie OLIVIA, Alicia Lou
no y ell beneficiado deleitaran a
la concurrencia.
Con Ell producto de esta fun
ci6n ell joven Rodriguez, Sc tras
ladara a la ciudad de New York,
donde Sc sometera a un recono-
cimiento por ell especialista DR..
Castroviejo.
Ell exito de la function va esta
asegurado. BESIDE hace dias las
papeletas sc han agotado.
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
LOS CRUCEROS BRASILE-
RIOS PERSIGUEN A UN


Rio de Janeiro, agosto IA
,Cruceros de la marina brasilera,
apoyados por aeroplanos, bus
can a un submarine que ataca
a los vpores mercntes en- un la
gar a 1000 de esta capital.
Este submarine hundi6 re-
cientemente dos vapores de las
NaciOnes Unidas.
La gaceta., 1942-08-14

'OsGfiRG Torres
TraemoS a nuestras eolumnas
ell nombre de una gentil damita,
gala de nuestros salones, que
desde hace dias guarda CANA err
81 Residential, Pill de la caIe
10.
La Srta. Torres es hija de los
stimados esposos Jose V Gene
rosa Torres.
Ell NAL que lie aqueja requiere
algGn cuidade.
Votos formulamos por SUI
pronta recuperaci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
DIvORCIoS Y PIEIToS

Decretos: Rotha Lena Harrell
contra Norward Durant Harr-
ell.
NuevaS Demands: Reva w.
Fernandez contra John Wyatt
Fernandez; Marie A. Huphries
contra j. A. HUMPHREYS; Arcell
Williams contra Walter Mae
Williams; Virginia A. Kinsella
contra John j. Kinsella; Roman
Menendez, jr., contra Carmen
Menendez; Lucille Harp contra
Frank Harp.
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
HUNDIDOS POR LOS SUB
MARINOS DOS PEQUENOS
VAPORES CUBANOS

Habana, agosto 14.-El esta'
do mayor de la marina cubana
anunci6 aver ell hundimiento dc
dos pequehos vapores mercantet
cubanos, en- eli Golfo de Meji.
co. Varios supervivientes des-
em-barcaron en- un puerto Gu.
bano. NADIA sc sabe de la suerte
de otros de los marines.
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
NOTAS SOCIALES
{POR MARIO RODRIGUEz)

classes de m1sica en- la Academic
de la WPA.
Esta reunion Y las sucesivas
Sc efectuaran en- los salones de
la Iglesia Presbiteriana de Ybor
a las ocho de la noche.
Sc ruega a los padres de estos
memories les permitan asistir.
Complacido.
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
new! "BAC1EROSTATIC"
feminine
HYGIENE


Many doctors recommend regular use
OF dcuches ~ a precautionary meas
ure for women who want 70 be clean,
dainty-for women troubled BY Of
tending odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful 70
delicate tissues. But not Lydia y.
Pinkham's Banative wash Pinkham's
6anative Wash 10 gaining great favor
among women because its NOT q
harmful gefmicide. Instead - it's q
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" (the
modern trend. II not only discour-
ages bacterial growth and infection
but thoroughly cleansss aud deodof-
lies. Very soothing - relieves minor
lrritations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate xnembranaa.
1nexpenEivei Get your bOea1m q Lydia
R7nkhamia onnAttvN WnaA toAanL An
~
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
Importante reunion

ImpOTtdnte reunion
Ell Sr. Manuel Cabrera, en- u
ma vista que nos hace, nos pide
citemos a los memories de l6 a.
hos. de ambos sexos, para la reu
MON que esta noche celebrara la
novel organization "E. E. de Re
creo y Ensenanza', y muy espe-
cialmente a todos aquellos que
.por causas imprevistas Sc vie
ron obligados a abandonar sus
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
NdcimientO

NacimientO
Vino a acrecentar la algeria
del hogan de los esposos Hector
.Ginesta, una hermosa nina, ma
cida en- ell Hospital Municipal.
lLlevara ell nombre de Dolores.
Tanto la mama como la nena
Sc hallan en- su hogan, situado
en- ell 2315 de la Gale Union.
Nuestra enhorabuena.
La gaceta., 1942-08-14

marca Ell primer fruto de Ga a.
MOI.
Los felicitamos!

Otro nRcimientO
Asistida por ell apreciado DR..
Gavil,a, di5 a luz con toda fell
cidad la Sra. Rosa Alfonso, en-
u resi1encia del 1908 de Ia ave-
nida CGtorce.
Ell nuevo ciudadano levara
>or nombre ell de su padre Jack.
CongratulamoS a los espoSos
lfonSo Y les deseamos vean ere
ger sane y robusto a su pr no
g6nito.
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
r
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the Girl friend, OF
q business appointment, play smarb and take
the proper precautiop 10 see that yuur breath
doesn't offend Unnecessarily. After al, noth.
Ing IA 20 lnsxeusable and so offensive, as
neglected case Of halitoeis (bad breathl. Be
fore your next Date or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Listerine Antseptic.
Almost immediately your breath becomes
aweoter. purer. less likely 10 offend. Most
cases Of halitosis. say some authorities. are
due to the fermentation OF tiny food particles
IN the mouth. although some cases may be-
due 10 systemie disorders. Against the for
mer condition. Llsterine Antiseptic works
wonders becauAe Il hrst halts the N
tion and then ovcrcomes the doors Il causes.
Don't forget 10 use II. IT, the first aid Of
thopsAnda Of popular and successful people
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC
= 10 Maks Your Breath Svsstsr
La gaceta., 1942-08-14

ma del arresto de mas de 20 mu
jeres de vida airada, incluyen-
do blanca sy negras.
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
I'm ~VdrOncitO

En- la madrugada del pasado
Martes do a luz en- ell Hospital
Municipal, la estimada Sra. Al
da Garcia, esposa del noble ami.
go Alfonso Garcia.
Ell nacimiento de este niho
La gaceta., 1942-08-14
Did diamond Jim" Nave
Stomach or Ulcer Pains7

1t Is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so vora-
ciously II he suffered after eating
,paips. Sufferers who have to pay
the penalty OF stomach or ulcer
pains. indigestion, gas pains, heart
other conditions caused by excess
acid should try a Csc box of Udga
Tablets. Trey must help or money
refunded.
La gaceta., 1942-08-14

Santos del did
Eusebio, Calixto y Atanasia
La gaceta., 1942-08-14

Sc reconcee pGbiicomente Ell
Herofsmo de los poblociones de )
Norvego y de los Pdises Boios
Sc eIevon a Ia e~otesonTa de Emboiodus los
representociones dipIomdticos de esos poiHses
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06
FDR Says
Major Victory
Is Apparent

Washington. Nov. 6.--(Ap)-
President Roosevelt lraIyzed the
allied campaign in North Africa
to-day aS having the appearance
of a victory Of major proper
lions.
He told u press conference he
thought all Of us. and all The
United Nations. had been pretty
much hcartcncd by what looks
To he 4 victory Of major prOpOr-
lions in the Experimentation
area.
Things seem 10 br gong r>-
trcinrly well. hr said. adding
that there was not much new,
which had not appeared In the
communicates.
Replying 10 Il question. Mr..
Roosevelt said that only a small
part Of the equipment used in
the assault against General
Rommel'S forces was Of Amer
lean origin. Probably far lcss
than half of tho equipment came
from tho United States, he said.
aud this equipment. nc went on.
has hccn instrumental W thr adj.
lance onl' 20 Iiinor degree.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06
Sales Tax
Talk Renewed

Washington. Nov. d (AII Ad-
DnihiStrailUC ccurUmi, cnlCitauls
forecast today that sentiment for Il
general retail sale. tdN would tt
'uch stronger in 'hc ucw tunSrC"'
""Lch org Mics IN January.
THIS appeared ~ be the only pre-
W"'iun in The economic field upon
"nirh these government ugcnC.
leaders agreed
y sales tax. il Il malrIiIilZ"@.
could be added onto all cHiSttug tH.>c.
W substituted for some III the ucav.'
hc"m" taxes recently enacted. The
gar bulge, to be- presented {" Con
$'"ss ~ January may influence tn.'
decision.
me influence Of the election Oi,
economic issues was intensified b.
general agreement that argument on
h'llitary matters probably would be
restrained, leaving home front
Nucs'i"ns - ~ outlet rr ""'i'':.
Sttlih.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06

Winds Tear
AT Bahamas
Storm Headed To-
ward Florida With
Miami In Direct Gen.
ter o. Blow; Storm
Warnings Hoisted
From Melbourne To
Key West

Miami. Nov. 6.-(API-Storm
WHAT'S tai maN exceed 15 miles
an hour and thus rank a> a full
iiedscd hurricane ,.G., tore nj
the central EaIiaIn.. i...ud. aud
headed toward the Lover cast
coast 1f Florida.
Warnings al an Approaching
blow were hnis:cd from Mel
hournc 10 Key West and the
Miami area appeared 10 bc in
The exact path OF lhr storm.
The storm. conferred in early
inGrning 1t Long Island I'm the
baha1llS. was moving west or
northwest II il maintained this
course. il would pass in tho
vicinity Of New Providence is
land. where the dakr and Ouch
c>S of Windsor reside III Nassuus
government house.
Along lower Flu'ida's A;lantf
r"aStlinc and on 10 Key West. We. sci
into port. Storm shutter
were fastened ~ windows iacin
seward
AliamI'S public school. were, close
Tor the day and u high sthuoi Loot
ball game was cancelled. The veal.
or bureau went on an UrriGrnC
OASIS 10 keep the area informed, an
censorship ri storm new
was iiitcd Ia permit notification q
all VIII" might be threatened.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06
Boone Quiet
After Fights
Election Disputes At
Watauga County Seat
Bring Fight And
Calls For Police

I;nonr. NnN. 6.-tAPl-An
"lrrtiGn dispute cIu.cd some
tense mcmcutS. Sn,n: fist fight,
anh few bllcii eyes tcrr last
nich' out order WIS finally ic-
Stared.
The trouble WAS over 81,
ruuniN ticket, ipurd in the box
Tor the constitutional amend
m'ut tickets. II cprntcd. these
vote, would also change the re-
suit. Of the county election.
.tr county, board Of election. r,ct
late yesterday al 'ln"nn 10 try t.
dccidg vi'.h -r,Iiu I've dOrc. Il. u
urdet>. cor mCrubcr. wanted the
returns certified uinii" he 3i2 tick
G.. Don Ice iiaganan. the Demo
crate member wanted thCiI Ia IN.
cl',d" the 80 ballots.
\ hu; argur',n nj ur.;icd and Cham .
man 4. +. Grc,g. u Democrat. re
Cc.>cd ~" meeting until This mora
irg
Then The read trOubic Dcgau. \
crowd assembled i'm front Of tn,
cuiril'uu.c and refused ,u lei ia.
Democrats leave The building Fnt
Democrat, ,cu' Hur"'.d cali. T.,
Lcnr;T and North Will;csboru ~,
policemen urd highway patrulnci
ir com" and di-ucr.c the crowd
E'i Ii'allv locl' authorities sue
""'l.d 'u nc?~uH t"G the crowd tu
90 home.
In Raleigh. ". \. LGrd, ul viii
son chairman of fine Stat, rlp,tip,,,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06
Demos Control
New Congress


the DuwuCgais TODAY CpUNi'G 80
representatives. and - SENATOR'S rr
rlCciru hy Tuesdays elections tow
-, 7%ih Congress. "a convene IL
.Funlary. while The Republicans had
2UG House mCur"r, AND rs senate,
Contests for three iiu.ISC seats ana
ono Sonat" plac" still were uunV-
cIdtd
Mircr pm'tiC, wIumr. Ilru,c >c.'.
were The prugr"s~lNv$ taking tW"
place. los "f ono. ard Amor
cJn-Lubur and Formulation taking
one each
The Democrat. had IT huid"l %
senators. "a give them MAORI,
~ that chamber with ~ votes. io 90
total nf 30 tor the Republicans. ,rhr
had 20 hulioNcr>. rhClI' Is one Pea
grcs~ivc ~ The Senate huldovCrs IT..
viii I've the only minor party senate
after lduuurv t. The three Hous,
race, still too CLOSE to decide Il WIG
ncr involved districts in California.
Utah and Pennsylvania. In addition .
ono gubrrnatorial race was IN douD
the ballots in Idaho having bCc.i
sealed Tor an official canvass. &C. b.
made November 80. when tho tally
showed Chase \. Clark. The Den'r.
=. 80" '3."N ie"'. lad Ti.9ll and RG.
i'u5nSin I. u. LJttOEsCn. 1875.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06
Reds Strong
AtHonne,He
Tells Soviet
German Gains Of Last
Summer Attributed
To Lack Of Second
Front; Stain Says
Nazi Conquest Plans
Not Realized

MuSCO3. Nov. &. (Arl--
IGS"f stain declared today that
brClu>r of The lack of a second
irGnt ,hc Germans had been able
tn break through the Russian
lines in the west last summer
and in five months advanced
about 800 miles.
Still. EuNcvrr. the Soviet pre-
micr tGld special meeting of
the Moscow SOvict-cOnvokcd to
crirhrat, tht 25ih anniversary of
the boi>hcviSt rcvOlutiOn-that
never before had Russia bcrn as
strong and we'll organized un the
home front.
The n.Cai;through III the west. nJ
AID. CaiG" after The Rec army h;,,.
NuU,Cd the German, ON the appIulcu-
Is la Moscow last Wintu.. attacked
and seized tie offensive.
Returning a second time tO men
nuu -! the second front. Stain said
'.nl The Germans had been able -
concentrate uu one sector and take
ia" initiative because the a5Se..cc
O." 81 second front in Europe enabled
"vn lee do II WIihou, risk Ia them
elves"
Stalin asserted that the Rus
SLAMS recently had won posses
>inE ri German document
showing that the nazi plan--nO-
where rcalizcd-waS TO take
StalinGrad last July -. then
Saratoy August .. kuibyShev
September I5 and Baku Septcm-
her %.
Lnv mann aim %! the offensive Wdr
'' finish the war this year by tax
mg Moscow. Stain added.
In their hunt Tor oil and Tor Mos
COW. the German >tratcGI>'S have Gul
INTO difficulties hr al Then
summer plans appear 'u have Jailed.
The main reason ui German sue
w'+>"s this year Is the absence of q
-'C"ud front. II there had been .
rc"md front IN Furop, drawing
uWdy 80 German divisions a. uuriu-
'Hc first World War. the position o.
the German armies today would b.
bad indeed"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-06

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