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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

A daughter was born Friday
morning at the Charlotte Hunger
ford hospital TO Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vim Bridges, 68 New Litchfield
street.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

FOR SALE-Two-family, ten-room
house off of lower Walnut st. Bar
gain at $4.700. Owner leaving town.
Phone $3.50.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
''39 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
Bargain
NOES AUTO PARTS. Dial 4-2823.
Automobiles Wanted

A CAR-In early 30's-good condi-
ton. Cash. Prefer Model A Coupe
consider others. Private. 3-2360.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
Women Wanted

GIRL for general housework. No
laundry, no cooking. Adult family.
Call 4-6l59.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
BreYitieS

The Sacred Heart Dramatic club
VIII hold its annual meeting Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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8 Autos and Trucks For Sale

l941 DODGE Pass. Custom Club
Coupe. Low mileage. Radio, Heater,
excellent tires. Tel. 4-0292.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

Mrs. Adam Macy of 81 Scoville
street Is patient at The Water
bury hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
situations Wantcd-W0men

SCHOOLGIRL desires work caring
for children afternoons and eve
nings. Live In. Experienced. Naug.
preferred. Call Naug. 5538 or 1888.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

Lovely, symmetrical blues sing
er, Dinah Shore, will receive her
umptieth honorary award tonight
when she makes a guest appear
ance on the CHS Hit Parade TO
sign with Mark Warnow's band.
The soldiers, sailors and marines
all over the country who chose
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

GIRL-For bookkeeping in whole
sale establishment. Must be High
School graduate. One who can take
dictation preferred. Write Box B.
1853, Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

MECHANICALLY Experienced
man between 40 and so to train in
repairing typeWriters and adding
machines. Good salary while train
ing. Call 4-6101 Tuesday between
8 and IL. Ask for Mr.. Smith.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
BY HARRY RonATOR

The broadcasting industry Is cer-
tainly doing more than its share
in this business OF promoting ma
tional defense. Every local radio
station In the country devotes time
every day to encourage enlistments
in our armed services; there are
spots, even complete programs
broadcast in the interest OF the
Army, Navy, Marine Corps and
Coast Guard. Every station taxes
time out In its recorded programs
and newscasts to acquaint the
listening public with the special
needs OF local groups, helping to
maintain morale at its highest pitch.
And we must not forget the super
sensational (the Hollywood influ-
ence) air shows produced by the
three major networks. Yes, and the
industry has, In many cases, volun-
tarily permitted many OF its peculiar
prerogatives to dissolve in the
cloudy, explosive burst of national
mobilization In wartime.
Yes, the broadcasting industry is
certainly doing its part; and when
peace comes, we'll break that rec
ord, "ThereIl Be Bluebirds Over the
White Cliffs of Dover" and proceed
to inform and entertain the public,
as always. The show goes on! Fan
.areD
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07
Bargain mters Read The Merchandise For Sale Ads On This Page
Announcement


Dental Plates Repaired 3 hrs. 81
Your old plate made like new. up
CITY DENTAL LABORATORY
l61 East Main st. Dial 3-8686
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Automobiles
NelD Car Dealers

8 Auto and Truck Dealers
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Employment
Men Wanted

WANTED - Experienced man as
mechanics helper. Good pay to
the right man. Apply to Mr.. Fur
long at Mccarthy Freight System.
sol Meriden Road.
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WAN'TED--A High School girl from
4 p. m. to p. m. Schneider'S Bak-
cry, IS East Main st.
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SEE YOUR BUICK DEALER
FOR A BETTER USED CAR
THE
Hotchkiss Motor Go.
1893 West Main st. Dial 3-3177
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WANTED - Experienced operators
and diapers on dresses. I. Dibner
e. Bros, Inc, 81 Canal st. Tel.
4-1783.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

1871 Hudson Is" Abr. Sedan, R-H.
RALPH c. THERIAULT co.
628 WATERFOWL Ave. Dial 3-O151
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WANTFD-Auto Mechanic. Apply
AIS Tire Shop, 10 Sperry st.
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Liue Stock
Eggs, Poultry, Supplies

CHICKENS - l6c Id: BOOSTERS, l5c
lib: Broilers, TIC Id. First class
Poultry Mkt. Moved to IL Union.
228 Baldwin st. 3-9086. Wanted
waitress. Apply 90 Meadow St.
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1941 PLYMOUTH a DIR.
SEDAN-Brand new tires. Can be
bought at great saving.
Waterbury Motors, Inc.
500 WATERFOWL Ave. 4-5l29-4-973
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

CALL ON FRIENDS with Greeting
Card Assortments. Easter, Birth
day, other occasions. Personal Sta
tionery; Gift Wrappings. Bog Prof
its. Experience unnecessary. Sam
pies on approval. Wallace Brown,
225 Fifth Ave, Dept. 1915, New
York.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

1885 PACKARD SEDAN
STANDARD TAXI co.
119 North Main st.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-07

WANTED - Bookkeeper with some
experience. Apply ll9 Windsor st.
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1886 Chevrolet Abr. Sedan. New
paint. 4 new tires. A bargain.
BEN RODNEY'S USED E D
CARS
G. v. Woodworth
1853 Watertown Ave. Dial 3-5804
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SO FORD COUPE = $245
j. G. MOTORS, INC.
Studebaker Sales and Service :
II Willow st. Dial 3-213l
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WANTED Young girl Or middle
aged woman TO care for children
while mother works. Inquire 118
Bridge ST., End floor, left, or call
4-O929.
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8 Autos and Trucks For Sale

'36 NASH SEDAN. 6 CYL.
Very nice.
MERRIAM c.. HILL
Sd Frost Road Call 4-1948
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-28

The above picture is that Of Ma
80 VI " 49, -
''''e ''-l -' 60. y . 49, ~
tolnaer OF BEE-DHW SOSME IlC
COMPANY. shown at her desk
checking over the advertisement for
her new product, "NO-PERSPIRE'
for perSp'raton OF the scalp. NO
PERSPIRE' was put on the market
last summer and it was tremen-
dous success, Such a large volume
Of business was done last summer
by "NO-PERSPIRE' that Madame
Nash has doubled her advertising
appropriation for this product this
spring.
Madame Nash IS preparing Tor her
Big spring mailing in which she Will
maAsout over 100000 letters TO her
customers and agents throughout
the country. Bee-Dew cosmetics are
Race created 10 enhance the natural
beauty Of our people and it IS sold
IN most OF the important cities and
rural districts throughout the coun-
try,> The company reports more
business done than ever before IN
IS history.
In ADDITION 10 the Bee-Dew Cos
meuc Company, Madame Nash is
the owner Of the Bee-Dew Beauty
College which has the largest en-
roliment OF any college OF It's KIND
in the state
The Bee-Dew graduates are in
demand all over the country, Many
students come from other cities
TO Bee-Dew College to learn beauty
culture the Bee-Dew way, and upon
graduation are prepared to establish
their own businesses. Many OF them
return 70 their former localities
while others establish in cities in
other sections Of the United States,
,-4 ~ La al ha Il
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-28

Disagree On
WarLsSueS


NEW YORK.-The degree to
which the Negro people should give
..rf-o,,,,. s,,,r,r, 80 .,o eu,. .-.,,,s,
= y ~ - : - -,
las0'S"l ao' o'd' P'oH "a 90 oe inc
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'CoieV',oh forum on Fdo. lSh'hs
Neslo news 'aS' lhu'sasE' Eugene
GORDON Of ne Da'.F "otNe', me
on'N ua'.H He"Sp'peF }" We" or
"h'en employs NEGROES on us eo'-
,o'le s'a'l' opened we arsu'i'ehl oE
ue1'H.''E .-ngl u,T negro press
s'''-'1 No''si.e' ~ anu 'He
apa'.ss % 'ns a l,'o''' e''e.i.S SUI ,
80 ~ .''e !osS VI $50 iis,''s ~,
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O.' 81 Oou''el anu 9',i'''aI SluEalls
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TeoP'e ) voice o'S'SI eco WIN Gor
uos.' Al uilie' er' " OF as 'leSe .H' &c
eu''o's ss'u '!d' ui''esS ,'le Negro
louEn' I1r ana received democracy
az nom, , ne Wound De !" no poslHoh
70 uele'l ~ II aO'odu =,
ionl - NohnoT' Oh 'ne New lorN
ualLy = NJ lhoICdled now dltnCQlt II
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-28
Artists Hour At
Plymouth Church

Plymouth Congregational church
promises one OF the most outtand-
ing events Of the year, when they
Will present an artists program in
the auditorium Of the church al 5
? m. on Palm Sunday Among those
TO appear on the program are Mrs
Madeline. harpist, and pianist Of
Central Methodist church Woodland
avenue; Mrs Hazel Pslhsm. dra-
matte soprano soloist Of First Con-
gregat.anai. artists who studied
abroad, and entertained kings and
queens Jackson Smith Of Chicago.
formerly with "Mikado In Swing
vail sing seyers, selections He was
acclaimed by local newspapers as
great song artist Ms Mesetta
An5erson OF Wyndot'e Mich, and
me Marian Anderson chorus, di-
rected by Mrs Beatrice Allen viii
also appear Mrs Dorothy Clark viii
play a prelude Mrs Rosa Grsgg OF
the Civilian Defense will speak.
Mrs Ar Thomas is president OF
the committee; Mrs. c l. Thomas,
chairman, and Leon Patterson, pro-
gram chairman.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-28
Brewster Hithers And Thithers

Congratulations boys, tina; is really
sonp.n.
The American Beauty Glee club
gave a splendid program at the
Alpha and Omega church Monday
night We presented a play. The
Exchange" which was quite a sue
ces and the club also rendered sew
eral songs These ladies are really
gsIented They=wiH entertain the
children a, Worthwhile the Saturday
before Easter The Brewster and
Alpha Omega choral group con-
tr.buted numbers 10 the program
and will also appear at the tea on
Sunday. March %, at the Alpha and
Omega church al pm Mrs, Es-
Tier Lowe sang beautifully, two
songs; Carl S,eger played a plano
solo; Mrs. Mable Smith sang et-
fecuyely and yours truly sang ac-
companied by her son, Carl
Our Marioneite Dramatic club
viii be ready 20 preent Uplifting
Sadie" This is a w.de-awake group
Of girls going places under the
leadership OF the president. Matte
Hill
y very pleasant sEgre CATION from
the Housing Commission has an
officer here now. The work Is
headed by Robert Gypax. assisted
by Mrs Mile Hynson and Mrs,
Johnet;e Gils:rap,
The annual elaboretta to take
place some time in May is well
under way. The choral groups. the
minstrel show, the Health club
dancers, the junior choir all Will
take par; in this gala affair. An
episode having d presentation Of
Soj7urner Truth. cake walk, and
Professor lsmo are features OF this
unusual production. More abou;
this later
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-28
Hamtrdmck
Mass Meet
Hears Hill


over sou Ham'ramck citizens
oppressed the determination 10
-hi on win me SoJouFner ruin
O''-zenS commf'ee ana the ham
'fam'N Negro lax PAYERS ana
Housing committee until hnaI VIC
tory is aen'eFed IN the SoJolrne.
ll-'h controversy ana Inc Oolohe'
Ham i's"cN Homes controversy
ms was quite apparent last SUNDAY
al a mass meeting sponsored by the
m'Famck Negro lax PAYERS ana
housing committee and under is
leadership Leroy q. White, chair
man ana Rev, {. NJ Mstcaf, secre-
iary' at the International Hal, 3Ol4
4cmanS street.
The audience eheered Rev
Charles Hill, militant and fighting
chairman OF the Sojourner Truth
Citizens committee, when he de-
clared mat mere snail not be ana
will not be any compromise in the
SoJourner Truth housing fight and
at the Colonel Hamtramck homes
project IN Hamiramck'' Hill was
most explicit IN telling the citizens
OF Hamtramck that Detroit and
WAYNE county stood with them in
their fight TO esare the Colonel
Hamtramck homes for Negroes Hill
further declared that II was an OUT
rage when the police OeDartme0i
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-28
A Popular Laxative
Has to be Good!

The hardest test Of any product
is the use-test. 1t is especially true
of a laxative, which is used under
all kinds OF conditions.
Yet one herbal Laxative has been
tested in use by four generations,
and proved so good that today its
standby with thousands of fam
ilies-RI.NCk- DRAUGHTl
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-28
2st TRIAL JAR
NOXzEMA
omMNa''..
"a.

THIS spicy compound Of vege-
table ingredients has proved itself.
The basic hcrb IS an Intestinal
tonic-laNative' which helps tons
lazy intestinal muscles. Other herbs
in the blend make. BLACK
DRAUGHT casy-to-take and gen.
tie in action.
When you need a laxative, give
BLACK-DRACGHT the use-test.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-28

Texas has more than $4,000 Of the
more than 24lOOO gasoline stations
IN the United States, leading all the
ltner states.
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HAIR TO BLACK
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Tintz Jet Black Caka
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lifslett ugly hair 70 a
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Lovely. yauthful udi-
ant Jet Black hsir Is
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win love- All you need
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-28
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-28
N.A.A.C.P. HEAD.
WIRES PAPERS
TO TAKE STAND
r a is Mob A c ton In
SOjOurner Truth
Riot

Calling on the Detroit Times.
News, and Free Press 10 speak on,
on the Sojourner Truth issue. Wal
ter Whit executive secretary Of
the N.AAC.P.. stated that Jan
anese propsgandists are already
using Detroit rio'ing as proof
that yellow and brown people Of
the Far East should cas-; their 10,
with Japan since Detroit riouns IS
characteristic Of American Ari.
tude towards the Darker races
TEXT OF KILOGRAMS
Western Union
New York
JNE4 TVS Mar 10. iei2
The Editor
Detroit News. Detroit. Mich
There IS widespread astonzhucr,
al inexp,cabie editorial OF De,ro.,
News.
And other Detroit papers con-
demHing mob action in Detro..
against Negroes over Sojourner
Truth project United States gov
eminent. state o. Mich gan and cry
Of Detroit have SAID Negroes shoa d
.oecapS project Mob led hv Kl
K.lx Khan, vlciously anti Sem '.c
National Workers league, rca, es-
tate man named Bufa and others
has created state Of anarchy by
HoEa 81 r.,-a.,-.,--... ri. - ..
La gaceta., 1942-01-23

Rio de Janeiro, Enero 23.-
La Argentina, luego de haber
acceptable la formula redactada
por ell ministro de EStado de-
Brasil, Oswaldo Aranha. trata
hoy de debilitarla por medic de
una Gambia de palabras. La for
mula dice "que las repdblicas
americanas no pueden CONT
nuar sus relaciones con el Eje''
V la Argentina propone que d.
ga: quiza no continuarian sus re
laciones con ell E,e.
Chile se mantiene firme en- el
acuerdO de anteayer Y la nota
iiscordarte p,oviene de Buenos
Aires.
Aseglrase cue cal presiden-
&c Castillo, de la Argentina, lie
molestaron estas palabras ino-
portunas del senador Connally,
lie Texas: "NCsotroS confiamoS
en- que Castillo cambiara de pa
recer, 0 que ell pueblo argentine
Gamble de presidente".
La session politica de la tarde
de hoy, viernes, Sc dedicara a a.
nalizar la nueva posici6n de
Ruiz Guinazu. "La palabra fl
nal no sc ha reci5ido aun de
Buenos Aires. Ezequiel Padi-
LA, ell ministro de estado de Me
xico, declare que ell incidente
"es un drama GRAMMATICAL.
Las palabras de Connally fue
ron desaprcbadas aver por el sc
! cretario de estado de los Esta,
dos Unidos, Mr.. Hull, quien di.
10 mo representation ell sentir
del gobierno del presidente
Roosevelt.
Chungking, enero 25.-Awio-
nes chinos de bombardeo. escol
tados por cazas americanos, a.
rroiaron 20 toneladas de explo-
sivos en- la base OfItenida por
los japoneses en- la Indo China.
Sc interpreta ell ataque como
TN Prelude para invadir la CO.
lOnia Ccupada por los japone-
ses, al suroeste de la provincial
de Yunnan. Las naciones uni
das concedieron ell mando supre
mo en- ell este de Asia al genera
lisimo Chang y creese que el
dirigira las operaciones prepa-
radas contra Thailand o la In
do China,
La gaceta., 1942-01-23
DIVUuG ACIqN CIENTIF1CA
Una JueUa E1fe

La mas nueva de las conoci-
JAS erfermedades humans, ia
tal en- el 98% de los casos, pro
1ucida por un hongo, fue exhi-
bi5a ante Ia Association Ameri-
cana para el Avance de la Glen
ella. Rs causada por un pequeho
horgo con apariencia de algo-
don, cuyo origen es desconoci-
Go. hrbi1nd0se encontrado so
lamente en- seres humanos mo-
1ibuEdcs y en- un perro.
FL ncm5re de la enfermedad
es hitop,auosis. Susl efectos
eon higa5o V bazo agrandados,
arcmia, baio conteo de c6lulas
Blanca en- la sangre y algunas
wees molestias 20 Mas membra
mas mucosas de la boca y de Ia
nariz,
La gaceta., 1942-01-23
Hundidos ocho barcos de guerra
transportes de los japoneses
Los nipones desembarcaron tropas en- la Nueva
Guinea. - Wavell congratula a Macarthur

Washington, enero 23.-Ls
aviaciGn holandesa atac6 a IL
barcos japoneses, en- ell estre'
cho de Macassar, entire Dor.
neo y la Celebes, y ocho de
ellos fueron alcanzados por
las bombas.
Unas 600 libras de explosi-
vos Sc arrojaron directamente
sobre un crucero de combate,
un pequeho cucero y un tans-
porte, mientras los aviones de
picada atacaban un destruc-
tor y tres transportes. Ningu-
no de los aviones holandeses
fu6 derribado.
AerCtlaros japoneses bonn
bardearon el aer6dromo de Pa
ld1arg, en- la isla de Sumatra,
hirienlo a dos personas.
Sc ma confirmado la noticia,
por el gc5ierno de Australia.
del desambarco de tropas iapo-
nesas en- la Nueva Guinea, las
islas de Salcm6n y probable
mente" la Nueva Bretaha. Este
d~esambarco tiende a poner en-
peligro las posiciones estrategi-
cas- de Australia y procura en-
La gaceta., 1942-01-23

La enfermedad se descubri6
pOr vez primera en- Panama,
en- 1906, pero Sc ha extendido a
los Estados Unidos en- los Glti-
mos amos. FL total de casos iden
tificado hasta la fecha es de
cincuenta, pero estendios de
costa a costa y la mayor parte
de ellos en- la faja central que
sc eNtiende desde Michigan al
Golfo.
FL hongo, los metodos de dag
n6stico y los experiments he
chos para saber como ataca, pa
so preliminar para encontrar
un remedio. fueron exhibidos
por ell DR.. Arden Howell, de la
escuela de medicina Howell, de
la Universidad de Tulane.
Solo Sc conOce un case cura-
do Y es de la Florida, y Sc admit
nistr6 amOniaco. En- tOdos los
otrOs lugares han fracasedo ell
amoni2oo, la ssulfanilamides y
todas las otras drogas,
La gaceta., 1942-01-23
~ORGAlNIZADO EN- PARIS UN
FRENTE SOCIAL OBRERO

Vichy, enero 23.-Des1e Pa.
ris llega la noticia. por via de.
Frankfurter Zeitung, de la de-
finItiva organization en- la ocu-
pada capital francesa de un
Frente Social Obrero, sugerijo
recientemente por Marcel Dat,
ell director del diario cola50ra-
peranza de poner fin a la lucha
cioniSta "Oeuvre."
FL prop6sito, escasamente We
lado, es indisponer a los obreros
de la zona ocupada con las medi
das de Vichy, especialmente la
Carta de Trabajo preparada
por ell mariscal Petain con la es
de classes.
La excusa de Deaf, un nazi
frances, es la de "salir a la de-
fensa de las classes ltrabajado,
ras.' Entire los que Sc han nom
brado a mi mismos campeOnes
de la nueva causa, figura Char
les Spinasse, que fue ministro
de concrete en- ell gobierno de
Frente Popular de Leon Blum.
Spinasse publica dos period
COS y en- uno de ellos, Francia
Socialista, habl6 recientemente
de una revolution sangrienta.
La gaceta., 1942-01-23
RUIZ GUINAZU CONFEREN
Clio CON LOS JEFES DE LAS
DELEGACIONES DEL BRA
Sill Y ESTADOS UNIDOS

Rio de Janeiro, enero %
Por medic del jefe de su dele
gaci6n, Ruiz Guinazu, la Ar
gentina someti6 hoy una nue.
va proposition so5ie la ruptu
IA de relaciones con ell Eje.
Conferenciaron con ell minis
tro argentine de rela2ioneS eX
~teriores, EN- la malana de hoy,
los jefes de las delegacioneS
del Brasil Y EStados UnidoS,
Sres. Aranha Y Sumner Wei
les.
La llamada contrapropoSi-
ci6n argentina, segdn Sc dice,
fue redactada personalmente
por ell presidente INFERNO Gas
lilo y mandada a la delaga-
ci6n.
Varias pequenas naciones,
entire elias Honduras, Cuba
Uruguay y la Repdblica Doml
nicana, amenaZan con mar
charse 81 no Sc aprueba Ia re-
solucljn anti-Eje.
Los delegados de los PASSES
pequehos Sc pasaron ell dia de
aver esperanto, mientras a
puertas cerradas conferencia-
ban los representatives de ES-
tados Unidos, Chile, Brasil,
Mexico v Argentina.
Tn bloque de pequenas ma.
clones, encabezado por M6xi-
CO, Colombia y Venezuela, in
tentara forzar un debate "a
bierto en- ell pleno del comite
politico.
La gaceta., 1942-01-23
Ell avance russo, en- Ell s%aiente de
Mozhaisk, es va de VENTURES millas
Las tropas sovieticas llevan ell rumbo de Vyaz-
ma. - Apresado un tren de abastecimientos.-
Los esquiadores marchan en- la vanguardia
de las Columns rusas

Moscu, enero 23.-Las tro-
pas alemanas son persegui-
daS por las rusas en- ell salem
tie de MozhaiSk Y ell mando
sovi6tico avi>a que su avance,
desde la caida de esa pobla-
ci6n, es de % millas.
Apesar del implacable frio,
los soldados '%'rojos" han veni-
do recuperando de seis a sic
tie millas por dia.
MuchaS minas plantadas
por los nazis, en- los principal
les edificios de Mozhaisk, no
eXplotaron Y fueron recogidas.
Los alemanes combaten en6r-
gicamente en- algunos secto-
res.
El avance russo Sc mantiene
en- direction de WANNA, don
de creese que ell mando Soviet
intentara angular, por medic
de asaltos combinados, las di-
visiones derrotadas en- MOI
haiSk.
I'm despacho russo afirma
que sus soldados, atravesando
los ampos helados, Sc encuen
tran hoy a 40 millas de Vyaz-
ma. Uvaroro, a II millas al
oeste de Mozhaisk, fue eaptu-