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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Need Not Ask Twice

Any organization-fac tory.
club. union. neighborhood circle
or group Of three people who
meet over the back fence doing
something constructive, like the
powdered milk gang in Windsor
or the Keep En- Happy Club
over here. won't have 10 ask
twice 10 be heard.
If you're doing something like
that, regularly. then say so. Tell
us about IL. Tell us what the
people in the house next door,
or at the next machine, are
doing.
II you know of something that
In different, and original--you're
thrice welcome, Somebody else
will want TO know about the
Idea. and copy il.
The John Dillingers land Hit
lers) strut and boast about their
evil deeds. The decent, honest
ones do their decent deeds in
silence. II doesn't make sense.
Let's make a noise about
things. Let's tell the world
about some of these things.
Write 'em in letters. on post
cards, or on the top of an empty
shirt box. / don't care-just so
long as the world gets told.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Hepburn at Cass;
Stone al Wilson
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N1OuttHuto iEoh rfst cthkr hkcl
traction. which may include Leo
GARLIC and Lupe Velez.
Also, Charlotte Greenwood Is
due along soon in revival of
one of the famous Lefty come
dies.
We have given up stating
anything definitely for the dura-
ton, because the minute we do,
something happens to change
IL all.
II there Is anything more
freakish than a theatrical book
ing office. Ripley should have it.
Latest switch concerns Katha-
rine Cornell. who, il seems, will
not be here November Is with
her revival of Chekov's Three
Sisters. Something has hap
pened to postpone the produc-
ton.
Following Papa Is All" the
Pennsylvania Dutch farce OPEN
ing at the Cass November g,
Best Foot Forward" the youth
full Broadway musical will open
on November IS. taking up the
two Cornell weeks.
According to present plans.
Lady in the Dark" Moss Harris
widely publicized musical play
starring Gertrude Lawrence will
move into the Cass for a limited
engagement in December.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Not Just Big Splurss

II keeps a steady stream OF
parcels going. not Just a single
going away present. II makes
a man know that he is remem-
bered after he's been in service
a few months, instead of being
forgotten after the first land
LAST big splurge the night be-
fore he goes 10 the induction
Center
All this doesn't hurt the re-
cruiting, either! The navy re-
ported that four more men from
United States Rubber were
among the recruits sworn in on
Navy Day.
Navy recruits aren't men who
are caught in the draft. In the
navy. you enlist because you
want TO. Maybe the Keep En-
Happy Club has something 10
do with that making men
know that the men and women
at home appreciate what fight
ing men are doing.
The same thing Is happening
at the gas company. where the
employees are operating SINH
lar club. There must be many
more OF them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Glenn MiIler's Last

This film. incidentally, IS the
one which features Glenn Miller
and his band, his last film be-
fore going into the army.
Currently showing at the Fox
IL the latest Abbott and Cos
tello comedy, Pardon My Sa-
rong." on a double bill with
The Loves OF Edgar Allen
Poe"
The United Artists and Palms
State both hold. the Cable Turner
romantic adventure DRAWN e
enormous crowds TO the first
house and Yankee Doodle
Dandy doing the same thing
at the State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Diana Barrymore Hits
HOLLYWOOD With a Bang

enough she descended on the
town like a cyclone, renhed the
former Jack Dempsey estate and
settled down with a Negro cook,
a houseboy. a gardener, a Great
Dane and a Papillon trare bred
OF pooch).
She leads a highly unroutine
existence. ..about the only regu-
lar feature is her lunch, which
almost always consists OF a
chicken sandwich with root beer
or a highball She's a furi-
Gus reader. mostly Of whodunitS.
Likes 10 cook and 90 TO hor-
ror movies Seldom enter
tains Prefers TO play ping
pong, badminton or gin rummy
with her new husband.
She Is self-assured and doesn't
hesitate 10 speak her piece 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Institute Organizes
Choral Group

A DETROIT INSTITUTE OF
ARTS chorus aimed at strength
ening civilian morale i'm war
time is now being organized by
Arthur b. Gnau, choral director
and lecturer on the history of
music. The concerts will begin
the middle of January and will
be held every three weeks ir
the Riviera court Of the In
Stitute.
The first organization meeting
will be held in the lecture hall
Of the Institute. Thursday. at
. 30 p. m. At this meeting times
for voice tests and rehearsals
viii be determined.
The choir is open 10 members
OF the general public who can
qualify from the standpoint of
vocal and reading ability. It is
hoped to secure a mixed choir
of not less than 40 voices. These
will be used primarily without
accompaniment. There are no
entrance fees and no dues, but
members will be required to buy
their own music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Library Sets
Youth Concerts

TWO CONCERTS will be
presented as a part OF a Chill
dren's Festival at the main
library this month. The first.
which will be given In the
auditorium on Friday at $3.50
p. m, will consist entirely of the
works of preSent-day composers
under 10, performed in most
cases by the composers them
selves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
2 Actresses Get
Break al Last
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CONTINUED from first stage rage
under a bushel Of b pictures for
so long she felt she was almost
ready to do character parts.
Finally she broke away from
the home" studio and started
to free-lsnce with a vengeance.
Result is Miss r. was picked
up on her way over to the Fox
lot (she was not hitch-hiking)
and given the lead in this new
film.
Although there are several
other Orchestra Wives" in the
picture including Lynn Bari,
Carole Lands, Mary Beth
Hughes. Virginia Gilmore. Ia
mara Geva and Marion Hutton
in the picture, Miss Rutherford
heads them all when II comes 10
the billing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Cas- Town Hall
Offers Pollock

CLAIMING POLLOCK,
author. playwright and journal
list. is returning after several
years absence 10 speak before
the Cass Town Hall in the Cass
Theater on Friday morning at
IL o'clock.
Pollock, a hard hitting social
observer, is an outspoken. en-
phatic lecturer. He is astonish-
mgly versatile and is aptly
delineated as "the liveliest per-
sonality in America"
In his lecture, The Home
Front" he tells how. why and
what is going on behind our
battle lines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Their Beetles Day

Down in Ohio, q reader writes
10 me, they have Beefless Day
which has nothing 10 do with
meat rationing. It's a day when
nobody beefs, squawks, CON-
plains or sneers.
That's a first-class idea. even
IL we didn't think OF IL first.
But there's something else
that could be done. Beefless
Day is a negative idea. Why
not be positive Why not ar
rive at the same goal by stand
ing up and yelling about the
things that are right. instead OF
merely choosing one day week
TO keep quiet about the things
that aren't right?
This column. for one. is open
to anybody who wants 10 60
along with that idea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

% Lionel hasn't really retired"
Jean explained. "He has his
own car and n q Job comes he
can take it. We have arranged
80 that all the guests are free 10
come and go ~ they please.
This IL not run like an institu-
tlon, because IL Isn't an institu-
ton.
'The only rule IL we must
have meals on time. but there IL
no trouble about that" laughed
Jean.
And ] don't wonder. with that
beautiful dining room with the
cheerful yellow upholstery and
flowers on the table. That Is
where they see their movies
twice a week and they have a
stage. too. in case they care to
put on a play.
Were all 50 happy here"
said Stuart Peyton. because We
all speak the Same language"
Mrs. Peyton was bustling
around buster than a bee, serv-
ing tea. She lives with her hus-
band and II is nice that families
are not separated. Stuart took
me 10 his bungalow 10 show me
how he had brought all OF his
own paintings and some Of the
furniture he had made.
Kate Price. veteran comedi-
enne, was sitting by what she
calls her Lakes of Killarney"
a lily pond actually.
Don't forget to 20 and see
Mrs. Edgar Lewis" said Kate.
"She's In the clinic and IL eX-
peeting YOU"
Mrs. Lewis is the widow Of a
once famous director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Survived Ordeal

II is to Diana's credit she sur
vived the ordeal at all .. As a
matter of fact she did q good
deal better than that >. True,
the New York critics gave her a
brutal FASTING but the con-
census is the Barrymore kid is
okay and will go places d.
At any rate the Universal money
saen- must have been satisfied
with their bargain for they Dor
rowed the young lady again and
gave her a co-starring hole with
Brian Donlevy in Nightmare"
The controversial Diana has a
stormy heritage. being the
daughter OF John Barrymore
and his colorful second wife.
Blanche Oelrichs, who wrote
poetry as Michael Strange 4.
Born in New York on March 5.
1921, Diana was just six when
her parents were divorced /.
She was reared by her mother
and didn't get really acquainted
with her dad until a couple OF
years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
SchooIed in Convent

Her first schooling was in a
Partisan convent, where she
lasted a year This turned
out to he a record During
the next nine years she fought
her way in and out Of Is classy
boarding schools When she
was II her mother insisted on a
formal debut Diana put up
with being debbie for two
months, then chucked IL to fol-
low the Barrymore tradition.
She studied at the American
Academy of Dramatic Arts in
New York for two years before
making her debut in stock at
Ogunquit. Me. Made her
first Broadway appearance IN
Outward Bound" in 1889
In the same company was Bram-
well Fletcher, whom she mar
ried recently in Hollywood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

opera and concert career In
Europe, South America, Mexico
and with the Chicago and St
Louis Operas in this country.
Baum, a Czecho-Slovakisn. re-
Gently acquired his first papers
as an American citizen An ex-
pert linguist, he sings in English,
French, Italian, German and
Spanish. He recently made his
American radio debut under the
auspices of the Treasury Hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Operate Tenor
Is Center SoIoist

KURT BAUM. tenor OF the
Metropolitan Opera Association.
will make his debut in Detroit
at the Jewish Community Center
on Tuesday evening. November
10. He came TO the New York
opera house after brilliant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Waited for Big Pay

During the next two years
Diana received assorted film Of
fers, turned them down with the
the succinct statement. II want
more money" -. When Wanger
came through with what seemed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Shansrl-La
For Movie
OIdtimers
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Gertrude and Frank are old
friends. She played Mary Pick
ford's grandmother and Mar
guerite Clark's mother In many
earlier films.
"Coms In. she said. "and see
my two girls"
On her wall In her pleasant
bungalow were pictures-a scene
taken with Mary and q framed
photograph OF Marguerite Clark.
Frank has something 90 tell
YOU" she said. News, IL seemed.
Of my visit. had spread around)
He asked me IL I remem-
bered when he was playing In
"Rio Grande" on the stage In
Chicago.
az broke my rib and you wrote
q whole column about mo be-
cause I went on with my broken
rib" he recalled. 81 planned 70
retire 60 my farm In Virginia,
but Douglas Fairbanks wouldn't
have II. i had TO play tho bad
man In his movies.
81 hope" he said, "that Doug
knows how happy I am here.
He gave us money for the beau
tiful lounge
Lionel Belmore, whose laugh
IL just as hearty as ever.
welcomed Richard Tucker 10
Shangri-La that day. They live
in adjoining cottages and Lionel
pointed with pride TO the sign on
his door - winston Churchill
Cottage" II was presented by
the British actors, he told me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Given Top Billing

The kid wasn't bad-nor was
she particularly good Re-
viewers pronounced her to o
green for important roles 4.
In spite OF which Universal Pro-
ducer-Director Henry Roster
promptly borrowed her. at a
Sizeable salary boost, and handed
her an assignment that would
have struck JOY and terror 10
the heart of the most expert
enced actress.
For the Roster comedy. BE
tween Us Girls" Diana had 10
tackle six roles Her part
ran the gamut from a 12-year-
old tomboy to Queen Victoria
at 81, with Sadie Thompson and
Joan OF Arc thrown in And
just to make sure she was really
on the spot. Roster gave her star
billing over cast OF seasoned
film players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Let's Tell About Novel Methods
lOf He!pins SerNcemen Allies
Inside Detroit:
Nv JACK PICKERING

DEOPLE who do something
L good are ashamed of IL.
Or, if they aren't ashamed of
being called soft" they GER
tainly give q swell imitation OF il.
This week a business man told
me about a munitions factory IN
Windsor. The factory makes
vheIl cases which are shipped TO
England TO be filled and fired.
Once q month the Canadian
workmen land workwomenD
take up a collection TO buy pow
dered milk.
They pack it inside the shell
cases and IL goes TO England to
feed English children who other
wise wouldn't have enough. Life
and death, in the same cargo!
Here's Detroit Answer
To hear this man, tell it. you
might think that similar things
never happened in Detroit
Well. do they?
The answer is found among
the working men Of Detroit the
lathe operators. the girls who
run drill presses. the riveters.
the welders and the metal pol
ishers.
Sure they do such things. For
one example, otit at United
States Rubber, the union, Local
l0l, has organized what they
call a Keep En- Happy Club.
When a man from the plant
goes into the army or navy. his
name is added to the list TO be
kept happy, and the remaining
workers chip in certain
amount and spend the money on
cigarets, candy or other things
to be sent 10 the men In service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 81.
HOLLYWOOD has taken

" 1890 W ~'N|eN ~ u y ~ -
- quite a few Barrymores in
its stride and vice versa
Latest and by no means least
spectacular OF the clan TO in
wade the cinema is Diana
Blanche Barrymo ore Blythe.
daughter OF the late Great Pro-
file When Walter Wanger
brought the last Of Broadway's
royal family TO Hollywood on a
81 ,e00-a-week contract, even his
best friends thought he'd pulled
a boner.
Diana appeared 10 have little
10 offer the movies save the
Barrymore name Her few
stage appeara S had not
evoked any critical huzzahs Z.
She had a long. not very photo
genie face and her figure
was not one 10 cause any Qualms
of professional jealousy among
the glamour girls =. After her
debut as the femme lead in
Wanger's Eagle Squadron" Hol-
lywood was still dubious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

Kns~u Ter ssrtHe the Flsssi
Steaks q cheps. Bonded a tnport-
- tisssrs oriy. lt3t tinss ~
La gaceta., 1942-02-25
PETlCIcNES DE CIUDADA-
MIA

Hicieron peticiones de ciuda-
dania en- Ia Corte Federal, les
siguientes hombres y mujeres:
Hip6lito de la Parte, 1915 Is a.
venida; Augusta Mario Rinaldi,
ssIo de hu6rfanos de Tampa;
Dlcmenico Mongiovi, 2299 st.
John; Manuel Otero, GA II ave.
Gerardo Perez, 2013 E. Column
bus Dr.; Giovannina LaRussa,
1904 Ybor St; Jose Fernandez,
2411 Curtis; Restityto Caiz6n,
2912 LaSalle; Manuel Calz6n,
1909 Arch St.; Giovannfna Va
lenti, 2916 Gale %; Antonino
Conglio, 2614 Gale IT; Vicente
Pecorano Scanio, 1920 Ybor St;
Raimundo Canibano, 2319 All
leen St.; Crescenciano MendO-
"a, ST., 1929 Gale Tree; Vicen-
tie Capitano, 21C5 Chestnut, y
Sara Ellen Bel, Nokomis,
La gaceta., 1942-02-25
LA GACE'fE
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

mas bailasen solos, porque min
guno pc5fa apos.ar slas con e.
Hos. Estos tcman una gran pc
lcta encarnada, hecha por Ell in
g~eniogo Pclibio; uno de ellos, e.
dhandose hacia atras, la lama
hagta las NUDES sobrias; Ell otro
CORE velozmerte, la espera y la
rechaza, sin tomar con los pies
en- ell suelo.
Despues de ejercitarse en- Ian
gar la pelota a los aires, bailan,
to3ando apenas el suelo, de mil
maneras difereAtes. Los j6ve-
mes, de pie en- ell %circo, aplauden
y per todas parties Sc elva gran
rUido. Admirable ell mismo Uli-
ses, dirige al Rey estas pala-
bras: Podero.o Alcin6o, ell mas
jlustre entire todcs los pueblos,
me habfas prometido los mas
maravillo7os bailadores, y os So
braba raz6n; al verlos estoy yer
daramente asOmbrado,
Los romanos tenfan, ademas
de la pelota de viento, otras tres
clai.as de pe,ota: la trigOnale,
porque los jugadores Sc situa-
ban en- forma de triangulo y ha-
clan mucho uso de la mano IL
Quierda; la pGgdnicG, muy en-
uso en- las aldeas y que era me
nos grande que la pelota de
viento, aunque mayor que la tr1-
gonale, y la namada hdrpoStd
(harpostum) que era una pelo-
tlta de cuero, que les JugadoreS
trataban de quitarse los unos
a los otros, 10 que la daba nom-
bre, 81 cual tomaron los latinos
de los griegos: hGrpdgdre, hGr-
pGgO.-.,
Marcial nos habla de la pelo-
ia pGgdnica y de la harpoSta,
que Clemente de Alexandria de-
nomina la pelota peQuena, y A
teneO "phanninda" o Phoenin-
da; a la que tambien Sc lie daba
Ell nombre de corucos, saco o pc
lota de cuero.
(ContinuaremOs maHana).
La gaceta., 1942-02-25
HUNDIDOS OTROS
DOS TANQUES

Washington, Feb. 25.-
Frente a la costa del Atlanti-
co los submarines enemigos
hundieron aver dos tanques,
ell "Cities Service Empire" de
New York, y ell Republic"
de Houston, Texas.
Perecieron 16 de los tripu-
lantes de ambos barcos, sien-
do salvados 81. Los supervi-
vientes fueron ~desembarcados
en- un puerto de la Florida. La
semana pasada llegaron a
Jacksonville 18 tripulantes
del torpedeado tanque "Pan
Massachusetts,"
Las victimas de los buques
hundidos en- Newfoundland,
por eel NAL TEMPO, son l89
muertos.
Sc desminti6 aver por ell
Presidente la falsa noticia de
que lutheran renunciado o es-
|tuvieran a punto de renunciar
ell secretario de Estado, Hull,
y la Sra. Perkins, ~secretaria
de Trabajo.
La gaceta., 1942-02-25
Trombones q VGlhalG

Cuando muri6 Ell Ministro del
Reich, Hans Kerrl, era Ministro
para Asuntos de la Iglesia. A su
cargo estaban todas las iglesiaS
cristianas, cat6licas y protestan
ties. Fue enterrado con gran
pompa y ceremonial ell 16 de di'
ciembre. Pero esta pompa fuf
completamente pagana. La ente
ra atm6sfera pagana del fune-
raj fue resumida en- un discourse
pronunciado por Bernard Rust,
MiniStro del Reich.
Rust record6 que en- I'm mes
dos grandes aviadores habian
sido sepultados a los acordes de
la marcha fGnebre "Goetterdae-
merung." Hoy, dijo, los trCmbo-
mes del motive de la fe de Par
sifal" guian a un pionero ale
man, que supo expresar las fuer
zas que conducen al Valhala y
al Santo Graal. Ambos caminos
eran heroicos, porque en- ambos
ell anhelo ariano prevalece So
bre ell materialismo.
La gaceta., 1942-02-25
Algo mGS sObre Ia pelota

Luero de escribir dos artfcu-
los scbre IA pelota, hemos encon
trade material ADDITIONAL, que
appearances agradara muoho a
nuestras lectoras.
Hcmero, en- La Odisea, habla
de cuatro juegos; uno de ellos Ell
de la pelcta: En- el canto vi, Ho
nero pinta a la joven y bella
lNausicaa, Ia hija del Rey AL
cin6c, que por indication de Mi
nerva, accgi6 generosamente a
Ulises, despu6s de su naufra-
gio, y que los condujo hasta. ell
palacio de su padre, asistiendo
a una comida campe9tre en- las
margenes de un rio. AL termi-
mar la comida, las doncellas que
la servian dejaron sus velos y
Sc pusieron a julgar a la pelota,
Y Ia la propia Nausicaa Sc colo
ca en- medic de elias, dirige sus
iuegos y los anima con sus can
ticos.
Cuando Sc 1ispone a regresar
al palacio Nau;icaa arroja a u
ma de su9 donceLlas la ligera pc
lota, que Sc desvia y va a parar
q la corriente rapida del rio, y
este hizO que todas lanzasen un
grito, que deapert6 al divine Uni
ise5.
Y en- otra parte, en- ell canto
VIII de La Odisea, ell immortal
poeta griego representa- a U1i-
! ses entire los feacios... "Alcin6o
-dice-para distraer al salbio
rUlises, hizo que Halo y Laoda-
La gaceta., 1942-02-25
MEJORADO Ell LIDER O.
BRERO CECILIO CASTILLO

Sc ha operado una mejoria
en- ell estado del querido ami
go Cecilio Castillo, ell lider o.
brero, que desde hace algunas
semanas Sc encuentra recluidO
en- ell sanatorio del Centre AS
turiano.
Muchas personals lie han vi
sitado, por cuanto Castillo,
por su honradez y caballero-
sidad, es muy querido en- la
colonia latina.
Nosotros, que mucho lie a =
preciabos, seguimos hacienda
fervientes votos por su total
ESTABLISHMENTS.
La gaceta., 1942-02-25

graduated LARAMIE Day a few years later.
Being an adventurous youth, Van took a liking to the sea and before
he was graduated, during summer vacations, he had shipped out to sea
on vessels having ports in Mexico, Hawaii and South America.
His voyages were concluded, briefly when he entered the University
of Oklahoma, but before he'd graduated he took time out to join the
crews of ships bound for Alaska. Central and South America and even
the South Seas and the Orient.
Goes 10 YuIe .
After getting his degree at Oklahoma he Joined the Hedgerow The.
atre outside Philadelphia where he obtained his early theatrical train.
ing. After six months he entered Yale to take q dramatic course for .
year. This was followed by summer stock in Denver after which he
landed a job as understudy in "Sailor Beware" on Broadway.
A number of plays followed including Midwest" might Remembers
and END Of Summer" He was called to Hollywood after END Cd
Summer" to appear opposite Katharine Hepburn in "A Woman Rebels"
Other pictures he appeared in at this time were Annapolis Salute
"Fight From Glory" and Saturdays Heroes"
TO Hollywood
He returned to Broadway to play in Western Waters" "cassy
Jones" and the stage play "The Philadelphia Story" in which Katharine
Hepburn starred. It ran for two years and brought HeAin high personal
tributes, When Miss Hepburn went to Hollywood to appear in the screen
version of the play, Helm followed and won q role as heavy in Santa
Fe Trail"
He is now under long-term contract to M-G-M and Is one of Holly
woods most popular actors, He says that he is sometimes nostalgia for
the sea but that his acting career keeps him busy and happy.
Every time you sign up with a new ship you meet a new crew. and
and its close contacts, just as life at sea does" is the way Van Helm
puts it.
La gaceta., 1942-02-25
MGs rehenes

LA Legia del Is de diciem-
bre publica Ell siguiente anuncio
del Oberfeldkommandant, Keim
de Lieja: "Las autoridades de
ocupaci6n Sc han dirigido va
rias veces a la poblacion aconse
Jandola que no cometa SABOTAGE,
y han pedido al pueblo que les
ayude a buScar y encontrar a
los culpables de tales actos. Pc
70 a pesar de las serias medidas
tomada, un nuevo acto Sc come
tic ell Is de diciembre. I'm cable
electrico fue cortado por medic
de dinamita, en- B~essoux-Che
rat. Por 10 tanto, me yeo obliga
do a recurrir a las medidas a
que habia aludido antics. ST pa
"a ell mediodia del q de diciem-
bre ell culpable no es hahado, Ar
turo COeme, cuya sentencia de
muerte habia sido aplazada, Sc
"a ejecutado. Tabien la conmu-
taci6n Conditional que sc habia
otorgado al Sargento de la Cen
darmeria, Guillermo Hocke, Sc
"a anulada y Hocke ejecutado."
La gaceta., 1942-02-25
DetenciOneS en- NOrNegG

Ell Social Demokraten' del
% de diciembre 1941 escribe':
"Varios noruegos han sido dete-
nidos en- Narvik por mostrar
luna simpatia activa' hacia dos
prisioneros de guerra rusos
compartiendo con clos sus es-
casas raciones de comestibles.
En- un campo, cerca de Narvik,
hay unos mil rusos. Diez mucha
chos noruegos han sido deteni-
dos por expresar SUI simpatia y
admiration por ell ejercito russo.
Han sido internados en- I'm cam
po-prision russo"