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Evening star., 1942-05-03
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 New York Ave. NV, Realtors. MA. g7q7.

NEW BRICK COLONIAL.
Ready for occupancy; high elevation.
cool. wooded lot overlooking city.
S5,990-S700 cash. easy monthly pay.
ments;, large living room, open fireplace.
charming dining room with bay window,
tile bath. oil heat, weather stripped,
screened and insulated Apply OWNER,
5016 56th ave, Rogers Heights, Hyatts-
vile, Md Phone Warfield 2f73
Evening star., 1942-05-03
BUNGALOW-S7.250

BROOKLAND-5 rooms, finished attic,
tile bath and shower, screened porch, oil
heat. cellar LIKE NEW: has very lovely
grounds with trees; in excellent neighbor-
hood: garage; bus at door.
GUNN & MILLER, FIR. 2100.
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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS

No reasonable offer refused by owner
builder for new custom built white. CO.
Handicapped iot, in convenient Silver Spring,
on express bus line TIA 45l9,
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Colored-10 r.. 2 tile baths h.-wh
NJ Soolumola rd mr.. 18th ST.; terms
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SOMERSET BARGAIN.
CHEVY CHASE, ND.
WOODMOOR HOMES

WOODWORK HOMES.
Nearing Completion.
2-story brick rooms and eemeroom
above Erade. Alr-condilioned, OIL burner.
$3.50.
2-story brick, rooms and eameroom
above grade. Aforementioned, oil burner
$3.50.
To Be Built Immediately.
5-room BUNGALOWS with finished attics
foak floors. plastered walls and ceilingsJ
that can be converted into extra rooms
$500.
Call Mr. Herman Shepherd 260O
Aker S P M, Wisconsin 1862
WOCDMpOR REALTY COMPANY. INC,
10l27 Colesville Rd
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
S10.950.

Leaving city, detached 4 bedrooms, oil
heat attic, screened porch, garage new
house condition: near schools transp.;
60-ft. front. OWNER, EN-. 1856 GAIL
22rd
Evening star., 1942-05-03

Estate property. the late home OF
Francis 4. Blundon, located on Georgia
ave. and Forest Glen rd. Beautiful home,
containing living room, drawing room, large
reception room dining room. kitchen,
pantry and toilet on lst floor: bedrooms,
2 tile baths on 2nd floor: 2 rooms on 3rd
hoor or attic. Spacious, well-landscaped
lawns with beautiful shrubbery and hsh
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
S05 st. NV MA 0714
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FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA, ABOUT II
miles from the new War and Navy build
ings; 25 acres of land on ridge with pleas
5-room house and small barn are poor, a.
is about u mile of lane, but the price il
only So 900
Evening star., 1942-05-03
305 MAPLE RID.
Cd Cn0

One of the incest inexpensive. small
bungalows We have ever offered. 3 rooms
and bath. full basement. electric kitchen,
aforementioned oil heat, metal Easements
screened. insulated and many other con-
yeniences; large corner 13S-ft, by average
1SO-ft. lot; $500 down payment Drive out
Suitland road, pass Government buildings
at Suitland continue straight through
Suitlapd-Mayhew road to Morningsde
right again at next street to Park road,
then left to 305 Maple road, Morningsids
Village. Open for inspection. Only III
miles from Suitland. Paved road all the
Evening star., 1942-05-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

GREEN MEADOWS. MD, zoos RAVENS
wood st.-New 5-room bungalow, furnished:
2 bedrooms: adults preferred; 90 minis.
from downtown; bus service: $50 mo.
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BUNGALOW
WITH RED TILE ROOF

Md.-On corner lot 66x110 with abund-
ance of shrubbery; living room with stone
fireplace, dining room with open patio.
excellent kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on
1st floor: full basement with unusual
arrangement, gas heat, insulated attic
over entire house; detached garage; 3
with beautiful awnings. Original price.
SIS. 900; now. only S10,500. Open daily
! TO pm. STROUP. RA: 500.
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OPEN TONIGHT TILL9P.M.

Rock Creek Park .Estates-This; lovely
house contains 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. den
and bath on first floor: .2-car garage;
thickly wooded lot, 15x150; this Is
$4,000 buy for S17950: inspect TO-DAY.
Call Mr. DREISEN GE 1920.
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PETWORTH-S7.95O.

Arranged for two families: near street
cars, Roosevelt High Macfariand Junior
High and elementary school. Colonial
brick. six rooms, bath. attic, gas heat,
sarase.. A real opportunity; Eve. or Sun
phone Mr.. owen. co sl66.
L T. GRAVATTE.
-oa 15tb G. PeaIfor MA O153
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HILLWOOD SECTION OF FALLS CHURCH
Privately built. practically new Groom
2nd floor: full dining room, kitchen and
living room with fireplace: garage, large
Call OWNER, afternoons or evenings,
Falls Church lS42
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, Colored-6 r, h.-wh cleo, hardwood
floors, Columbia rd. NV; S6.b01: eosv
terms. Mr.. Hawkins, Michigan 2057 Be,
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ARLINGTON. VA. Sc. 500.
MD. UNIVERSITY PARK

Lovely detached brick home, only SS,925.
Nearly new, with large rooms, bath with
shower, built-in garage. oil heat. Conv
to schools, stores, buses.
BRODIE & COLBERT INC, MA SST5.
Evening star., 1942-06-14

been, ever since they we're kids in the back
valleys of the Blue Ridge mountains That's
where first saw them. Our company decided
to do re-make of one of the John Fox
stories. and photograph it in the actual
scenes with Claire as the star. went along
to take care of her publicity"
Parker said cynically: "I'll bet you're less
of press agent than suppress agent"
How little they know Hollywood who
only read what's printed" said Ingram. I'm
Claire's case the things have to suppress
are her good deeds, her tremendous charities
I'm always telling her, You gonna die in
the po'house. baby and she always says,
That's fair enough. It's just abote where I
stawted'
But to 60 on with the story" Ingram said
ONE night after hard days shooting in
the Blue Ridge. some of the cast built big
fire and sat around it, swapping stories with
the mountaineers. Some man started singing,
and his voice was wonderful in the moonlight
and the mountain air. Claire, who had been
sitting little distance away, dashed over to
see who it was.
On the other side of the fire stood tall,
handsome young fellow playing a guitar.
BY his side was hideous little girl, bare
footed and ragged. That was Angela. She
stood close to the singer, and every now and
then he would nudge her with his elbow to
make sure she was there
Evening star., 1942-06-14

~M Bamboo Room of the Brown Derby
was full of people prominent on the
- ether. At one of the tables Phil Ingram
and Brad Parker were talking about Claire
Andersen, the almost too beautiful movie star
who was about to add the radio world to her
oonquests. Ingram was her personal publicity
man, and Parker had been brought out from
New York to write the script for her serial
The door swung open and girl entered the
room. She wore we'll cut tweeds but they did
not help her. Her face was ugly, almost re-
pellent. The eyes were too small. the features
were overly large and completely unrelated.
She wore no cosmetics.
= Good gosh" Parker gasped. That's the
homeliest girl ever saw" He studied her
while she sent slow look about the tables
"And yet there's something about her - she
has an air of why, she has the manner of
a beautiful woman, great beauty. with the
world at her feetr'
Its funny you should have put your
finger on it at first sight," Ingram said, his
face lighting up. That's Angela"
He lifted his hand to beckon her, but she
shook her head Thanks, darling, but I'm
looking for jamie" she called, and went back
through the door.
WHO the hell is she, anyway" Parker
naked. And who's Jamie?"
You've heard Jamie Calvert on the radio,
singing to his guitar. You know his high
Crossley rating. He's her Jamie. He's always
Evening star., 1942-06-14

mold. And he told me was growing prettier
every day"
Her ugly little face crumpled. but she
fought her tears back, and said: He thinks
I'm pretty. Mr. Ingram. He really believes
it. If the doctor cures him. what's he going to
think when he sees me with his eyes?"
took her in my arms and said: Honey.
it isn't how we look on the outside that mat
tiers. Jamie knows how beautiful your soul is
That's all that counts"
1t made me seasick to hear myself telling
woman such tripe. But she didn't hear me-
She was crying too hard. her head burrowing
in my shoulder.
Then, suddenly just like that, she stopped
and Strengthened up and said: The Lord
ought to strike me dead for thinking of myself
instead of being on my knees asking Him to
give Jamie back his eyes,"
/ HE operation didn't come out at all as I'd
expected. thought that on certain day the
doctor would take off the bandages and
Jamie would shout, II see! l see" As matter
of fact there had to be second operation,
and it was long while before the doctor
made the first test. A queer animal cry came
from Jamie's throat - frightened and exult-
ant.
Taggart knew that he had seen, and quickly
put the bandages back. Jamie was sweating
and breathing hard. He clung to Angela's
Please turn 70 paSe twelve
TW-t-l4-l7
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When he finished his song Claire applauded
long after the rest had stopped. Then she
beckoned to him to come to her. but he didn't
move.
One of the cameramen near her mumbled:
Excuse me. Miss Andersen, but he - he's
blind"
Claire groaned. She ran to him and took
his hands, and told him how wonderful he
was.
Angela explained: That's Miss Andersen.
the great screen star jamie"
How d'you do, ma'a am" he said, trying to
sound as impressed as Angela was; but he
couldn't combine woman with what he
remembered of the last star he'd seen in the
sky. And he couldn't make anything out of
the word screen
Claire asked him to sing again; then
dragged Angela away to distance to ask
about him and how he came to be blind.
Angela told her: He had fever when he
was about six years old. His old Granny
nursed him with YARDS and poultices. She
saved him alive, but his eyes couldn't see any
more. First saw of him. was little tyke
about five, and he was out in his yard with
an old hound dawg. He told me he was blind,
and it was always nighttime with him. He
put his hand out and ran it over my face as
if his fingers had eyes in 'em. He seemed to
like my face. He was the only one that didn't
think l was too homely to look at Jamie's
folks didn't have any time to spare for him.
Evening star., 1942-06-14

50 we spent most of our time together -
except when was in school. taught him all
learned and - excuse me-"
She left US to run back to Jamie, who
had finished his song and was cropping for her.
She led him away then, and they vanished in
the dark, Angela trotting at his side like an
eager little dog leading him.
Claire turned to me: why in heavens
name didn't that boys fool parents have his
eyes looked after by real doctor? You find
out Phil. Somebody's got to do something
about it. if it isn't too late
knew that Claire would be that some
body" talked to Jame's people. They had
just accepted the situation the way they
accepted poverty and ignorance. A settle
ment doctor had gone through on mule once
and reckoned there might be an operation
that would help; but Jamie would have to go
to Baltimore or New York.
! TOLD Claire and she said that Doctor
Taggart in Los Angeles was as good as any
body So we took them back to Hollywood
with us - both of them; for Jamie had said,
Il CANT do nothing without Angela's along
side O. me-" Jamie took the trip pretty calmly.
because he had Angela to reassure him; but
her shy little soul would have been frightened
into panic by the new scenes and the new
people if she hadn't been 50 busy trying to
share her eyes with Jamie.
There was one terror that would not down.
She let me glimpse that fear the day before
Jamie went into the hospital. She began by
describing how. when she talked to him or
read to him. his fingers would wander over
Evening star., 1942-06-14

her face. Its kind of
like he was staring at
me-" she said. And
once he told me. When
I'm not with you. l
can still see you as
plain as plain. He was
holding out his hands
to me, the thumbs
touching and the fin
gers bent. and he said:
Here is your face in
my hands, Then he
put them on my face
and they fitted like a
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

I'm periodista americana que
ACADIA de Aegar a Lisboa des-
pues de pasar varios meses CO.
mo prisionero de los fascistas
italianos, eScribe: mo hay en-
mi mente de que una parte del
pueblo italiano esta listo para
actuar y solo espera una cosa-
un 1esembarco de americanos G
ingleses, con enfasis en- los anne
ricanos, en- ell territorio CONT
mental.
Dos corrientaes estan desarro
Iandose dentro del particle fas-
cista. I'm grupo opina que Italia
perdera Sus reclamaciones terri
t~oriales 81 Vichy y Berlin Megan
a entenderse; otro grupO quiere
Seguir a Alemania, pero We con
disgusto la creciente colabOra-
ci6n de Laval con Hitler" "Te-
men perder los fascistas sus as
p%iraciones en- cuanto a Tuner, il
butt, Saboya y Mia"
Sabemos nosotros que ell 1919
de los italianos detestan ell fas-
cismo y maldicen la "alianza' de
Mussolini con Hitler.
La igualdad en- ell trato, y con
los m'smos derechos, ha desapa-
recido.
MusSolini, vencido en- Africa
" en- Europa, Sc halla obligado a
0bedecer las 6rdenes de Hitler,
que lie lfbrara de los griegos.
Alhora, cuando los despotas Sc
reunen, Hitler habla y ordena, y
Mussolini Gala y acepta.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
Ell Brigadier General DooLttle mandaba los
bombarderos que atacaron a Toxic y otras
poblaciones japonesas
Todos los aviones salieron sin averias de la
audaz operation de guerra

Washington, mayo 20.-El
p~residente Roosevelt condecor6
aver al brigadier general Jimmy
Doolittle, de as amos, un famosO
aviador, como jefe de los bonn
barderos americanos que ataca-
ron a Toxic, Yokohama, Kobe y
otras poblaciones ~japoneses.
Presenci6 la ceremonial la es-
posa del brigadier, a la que ell
Presidente mand6 a llamar, des-
de su Residential de California,
sin decirie para 10 que era. Las
bombas alcanzaron a un crucero
o acorazado en- construction, V a
punto de terminarse, cerca de
Toxic, dejandolo envuelto en- la
mas. La fabrica de aviones de
Mitsubishi qued6 convertible en-
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
ARRESTADA POR LA DECI-
MA OCTAVA INFRACCION
DE LAS LEYES DEL TRAN
SITO

Garden City, L l., mayo 20.
-Hizo aver su decima octava
presentation en- la corte de poll
cha, la Srta. Barbara l.. Taylor,
hija de la Sra. Cyril F. Taylor,
a quien acuSa el sargento Wand
ewater de exceso de velocidad.
Ademas Sc la acusa de manejar
un coche sin tener en- su poder
la licencia, career de un certifi-
cado del registro, pasar la luz
roja Y desobedecer las 6rdenes
de un policia.
La primavera pasada destru-
y6 con sus manos en- Glenwood
Landing, L. l., una casslta de la
policia. Por la destruction Sc la
conden6 a S250.O0 de multa y
80 dias de carcel.
All ser cordenada otra vez,
por las nuevas faltas, ell juez
Lent dijo que el case de la Srta.
Taylor era uno de Obstinaci6n
en- e. error, bajo la creencia de
que esta por ncima de la ley y
ell orden. g
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
CHOCARON DOS CAMIONES
CARGADOS DE DINAMITA

Homestead, mayo 20-Dos ca
miones que transportation dina
mita desde Alabama a K. West
chocaron en- la carretera, a II
millas de aqui, en- horas de la
madrugada, y sc oy6 ma terrifi-
ca explosion. Los dos vehiculos
quedarOn convertidos en- peda-
zos, pereciendo dos personas. FL
ch6fer de uno de clos y otra per
s0nas escaparon con vida.
La explosion abri6 en- la carre
terra un profundo agujero, te-
niendo que ser suspendido Ell
transito.
Los que murieron Sc llamaban
Junior" Bates y Joe Whites.
O.. W. Cox y Milton Smith, de
Clanton, Alabama, lograron sal
var sus vidas. AL ocurrir el cho-
que, estos dos hombres Sc tira-
ron del canton y echaron a CO.
rrer.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

una enorme hoguera. Estaba ST.
tuada EN- Nayoya.
Fueron bombardeados niue :
lies, astilleros, industries, dep6-
sitos de municiones, tanques, en-
differences lugares, volando los
aparatos a poca altura y cayen-
do las bombas en- los objetivos
sehalados. Todos los que toma-
ron parte en- ell ataque, SO en- to-
tai, fueron tambien condecora :
dos.
Los aparatos americanos, tipo
BIS, no sufrieron danos. Cada
Official tenia una mission que cum
plir.
Dijeron los japoneses, min
tiendo, que habian derribado Q
de los aparatos atacantes.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

Estas son las p~eticiones he
chas pc la cancilleria americana
al senior almirante Roberts, alto
conf ionado an la Martinica, no
al facineroso Pierre Laval:
Medidas efectivas, bajo con-
trol americana, para inmovili-
Ear los barcos de guerra y aero
pianos en- las Indias Occidental
les; dominic effective, por las au
toridades americans, de las CO.
municaciones telegraficas, apa-
ratios de radio y censura del CO.
rreo; control americana del ira
fico conceal Y de las llegadas y
salidas de viajeros; vigilancia Ii
mitada de todas las actividades
m~ilitares y navales de los fran
ceses; poner a disposition de Els
tados Unidos los vapores de car
ga inmovilizados en- los puertos,
bajo condolences equitativas ell
orc y los fondos del gobierno de
Vichy en- las posesiones france
sas seran "congelados" hasta
que el pueblo frances, a su debi-
do tempo, pueda utilizarlos Ii
bremente.
Son peticiones muy razona-
bles, considerable que un trail
dor, Pierre Laval, insists en- CO.
laborar con los enemigos del
pueblo frances, de Estados Uni
dos Y de las Naciones Unidas.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
HoIanda sera incorporate a AIemania
Pronto llegara la bora suprema en- Australia.
La aviacion britannica bombardeo a Mannheim

LonGres, mayo 20.-Se ha he
cho cargo del mando de las trO-
pas de choque, en- Holanda, ell je-
fe de la Gestapo alemana, Helm
rich Himmler.
Alemania Sc propone incorpo-
rar al Reich TODD ell territorio no
landes. Sera una provincial Eau
ton6mica" y llevara Ell nOmbre
de @Niedermark." La mandara
un nazi holandes, Anton Mus
Sert.
Bajo Ia acusaci6n de conspi-
rar en- favor de los Aliados fue-
ron va ejecutadas SO personals y
en- las carceles, como rehenes,
hay encerradas 460.
BESIDE Australia comunican
que ell primer ministro Curtin,
en- un discourse pronunciado hoy
afirma que la intensidad de la
ludha crece y que para los aus
tralianos y sus aliados sc acer-
ca Ia bora de la suprema prue-
Iba.
FL gobierno de Curtin Sc pro
pone establecer, sin demora, re-
laciones diplomaticas con la Ru
STA Soviet.
Anunci6 hoy Ell ministerio in
giles de la aviaci6n que las escua
drillas de la RAF ,anzaron ano-
che un formidable ataque contra
Mannheim, en- la costa occiden-
tai de Alemania. Catorce de los
bombarderos no retornaron a
sus bases.
III puerto de Saint Nazaire,
base de los submarines alema-
mes, fue bombardeado tam6ien.
Aviones de GAIA atacaron nu-
merosos aer6dromos en- Francia
y Holanda, derribando un aero
plano enemigo que Sc levant6 a
lhacer resistencia. En- Mannheim
estan situadas varias de las mas
importantes fabricas de Alema-
MIA.
CeutenaTes de aviones Sc ut'
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
LAS LLUVIAS
EN- YUNNAN

Chungking, China, mayo 20.
la estaci6n de las lluvias CO.
memo hoy en- Ia provincial de
Yunnan Y creese que este obliga
.ra a los japoneses a disminuir
la inbensidad de su ofensiva.
Los torrenciales aguaceros Gu
briran los caminos, Sc desborda
ran los rios y Ia malaria hara su
aparici6n.
Tropas chinas, Veterans, sc
concentran a 10 largo de la carre
terra de Birmania y de otros pun
tcs estat6gicos de Yunnan. FL
ferrocarril de Yunnan fu6 des-
trutdo desde Kaiyuan a la from
terra, una distancia de 100 mi
las.
Todos los p%uentes, menos dos,
fueron dinamintados Y destrui-
do 81 s6lido "lecho" de la carre-
terra.
Los peri6dicos chimes piden a.
viaci6n y a%rtilleria. CalcGlase
que los japoneses disponen en- es
te frente de mas de 500 aeropia
nos.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

La RepGblica de Cuba, pobla-
da por hombres valientes y de-
m6cratas, "celebra hoy Su cum
pleanos".
La terra fecunda y linda, ma
tirizada por los politicos ladro-
mes, colabora con los pueblos a.
gredidos per ell faScismo inter
n~acional.
Ell pueblo cubano sabe que
para vivir bien alimentado, bien
vestido, bien educado Y feliz, So
10 necesita librarse de los hom-
bres que por encima de la patria
v la decencia politica colocan su
descaro Y avaricia.
iY justo es hacer constar "que
en- todas parties cuecen habas"
pero que en- la isla mas fermosa
la abundancia de "bandidos' es
algo que produce sorpresa y no.
rror.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Jimmy Doolittle. = Damas generosas. = Cum
pleanos de Cubita. = Peticiones de Samuel. =
Los chinitos aconsejan. SEl fascismo italiano
Sc desmorona?

sar por los sufrimients expert
mentados por los habitantes de
las regiones invadidas. Para la
India no es una question de cam
bio de amos; significa eScoger
entire la libertad Y la esclavitud
y no hay termino medic.
Aconsejan bien los chinitos
pero Gandhi inSiste en- recordar
defectos que todos conocemos y
que por ahora, en- plena guerra,
no pueden ser remediadOs.
iQuiza ell mejor canine seria
aprobar una Carta para Ell Peel
fico, como Sc aprobara y apli-
cara la Carta del Atlantico!
China demanda ayuda urgen-
te de las Naciones Unidas..
Chungking, frente a los redo
blados ataqnes de los japoneses,
hace saber a Europa y America
que ell porvenir esta cargado ode
muy graves peligros."
SPermitiremos que ell ejercitO
del general Chang sea destrui-
do, por falta de aviaci6n, luego
de una imponderable Y maravi-
llosa resistencia de a amos?
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

inici6 con rumbo a Izyum y Bar
venkova, so millas por debajo
Gle Kharkov, Y con ell fin de di-
vertir la atenci6n de. ejercito
russo.
Fuertes contingencies sovieti-
COS pasaron va de Kharkov, por
Ell flanco derecho, y avanzan por
ell coraz6n de la Ukrania v en-
direction de Krasnograd.
Sc halla Krasnograd, una inn
portante conjunction ferrocarri-
lea, a mitad de canine entire Pol
lava Y Lozoyaya. ALI ell ferro-
carril de Kharkov a Dnieprope-
trovSk Sc encuentra con una II
nea principal que CORE desde
Poltava a Kiev.
Este avance hacia la parte cen
trail de la Ukrania es una prue-
ba de la confianza que en- sus
tropas tiene ell mando rojo.
Los tanques alemanes tratan
de contener, pero sin exito, ell
avance de la infanteria.
Aviones rusos "Stormovik" a
menudo pasan por encima de las
lineas alemanas, a una altura de
solo 80 a 100 pies,
Mantienen la supremacia en-
ell aire, sobre las fuerZas en- mar
cha, los cazas sovieticos.
Los prisioneros hechos reve-
Ian que ell material humane de
los nazis es inferior al de la cam
paha de l941.
FL mando aleman esta asom-
brado de Ia eficiencia de la arti-
Iberia y la aviaci6n de Stain.
La vanguardia roja esta pro-
tegida por v~eteranos, incluyen-
do muchos Guardias. Entire
elos figura Ia Division 13 de in
~fanteria, Guardias mandada
por Ell general Rodmitzeff, que
gan6 importantes distinciones
en- ell mes de enero.
Entire los aviones derribados
a los nazis, aparecen algunos
que fueron fabricados en- ell mes
de mario.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

MoscG, mayo 20.-Llevando
ii frente tanques de- gran tama-
no, d ej6reito russo de la Ukra-
ia, mandado por ell general IT,
moshcnko, avanza sobre un cam
20 cubierto de cadaveres, mien-
tras los alemanes realizan deses
perados eSfuerzos para aliviar
el presionamiento, con un alta
lue hecho en- un lugar situado
a 80 millas al sur.
La nota Official del mando ru
so, dada hoy, esta redactada a.
ST; "Nuestras tropas libran ba-
tailas ofensivas, rechazan al e.
nemigo, contraatacan Y avian :
Fan"
Las divisiones roias sc acer-
can a Kharkov apesar de la re-
siStencia nazi Y ell combate Sc ex
tiende a 10 largo de TODD ell flan-
60 sur, en- un frente de 1875 mi
Mas.
En- un sector era tan violenta
la batalla entire los tanques Y la
infanteria, por las dos parties,
que los aeroplanos alemanes no
Sc atrevieron a atacar, temien-
do exterminar a los suyos. Per-
dieron los alemanes, en- este en-
cuentro, mas de 40 tanques y en-
otros s~ectores un toatl de 81.
'Pravda" asegura que Cd ej6r-
cito roio despedaza la fiera re-
sistencia de las bestias hitleris-
tas Y las hace retroceder hacia
Of oeste."
"Nuestras tropas combaten,
en- eli frente de Kerh, con fuer-
zas del enemigo, superiores en-
nGmero. Mas grandes batallas
Sc avecinan."
La resistencia de los rusos en-
Kerch Sc compare con la de los
americanos en- las Filipinas.
Durante el dfa de aver per-
dieron los nazis, antes de llegar
la noche, 62 tanques. Otros vein
tisiete quedaron c%onvertidos en-
retorcidos.
La contraofensiva alemana Sc