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Evening star., 1942-06-16
BY MARK BARRON,
Wide World.
NEW YORK

NEW 1ofths
You won't find glimmer of strug-
gle in the career of red-haired
Constance Moore, who has just be-
come Broadway's newest toast in
the musical comedy hit, "By Jupi-
ter"
1t is her first stage starring role,
and it was practically handed to her
on a platter, a complete reversal
of the usual long and rigorous
routine.
Miss Moore, a fetching miss who
was born in Sioux City, Iowa, but
who has lived in Dallas, Tex, since
infancy, has what should be the
guidebook for the perfect career.
There isn't any item in her biogra-
ply that would be the slightest
versity, with the exception of the
fact that she has played in quite a
lot of B" pictures.
She looks back on those 'horse
operas" with philosophical view
point and even regards them as
SOOu u dlllllls.
Among the many other things
that are nice in her life is that she
is happily married to John Maschio,
an influential Hollywood talent
agent, who could get her plenty of
jobs in pictures. except that she
uses rival agent, Charles Field
man.
John is kept busy enough being
husband and father without having
to take on the third job of being
my business agent" Miss Moore
said the other day-just before she
was dashing away to greet the ar
rival from the West Coast of her
daughter, Mary Constance, who will
be a year old next Christmas Day.
Miss Moore has influential friends
about getting her jobs aside from
her agent and her husband, and
two of these are those responsible,
for getting her this first role on
Broadway. They are Jack Kirk
land, dramatist of Tobacco Road"
and his actress wife. Haila Stoddard.
They are good friends of Dwight
Deere Wiman, producer Of by
Jupiter"
Jack and Haila not only per-
suaded Mr.. Wiman to let me play
this role on Broadway" Miss Moore
said, "but when I came to New York
they moved to the country and gave
mo their town hollSe"
Miss Moore's career system began
back in Texas.
It had a darling godfather, who
owned a flourishing chain of drug
stores in Texas. So when decided
to become singer I persuaded him
to sponsor a radio program for me.
Then a Columbia broadcasting scout
heard me and I was signed to sing
with a C. B. S. orchestra. Rufus
lie Marie heard me on this program
and signed me for pictures"
When Kirkland and Miss Stod-
dard took Wiman to the hospital
to see Miss Moore while she was
convalescing after the birth OF Mary
Constance, Wiman decided that she
was the redhead VINO would be the
perfect choice for Broadway's new
est musical comedy star. The critics
and audiences agreed almost unani-
mously.
Evening star., 1942-06-16

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Evening star., 1942-06-16

"Two-Faced Woman" which regis
tered a new Garbo low. Edward
H. Grifiith, whose recent Paramount
pictures c"Bahama Passage" for
one) haven't been any special threat
to De Mile, still had II months to
go on his contract but studio heads
wouldn't okay his stories Hence
he's no longer at Paramount.
Evening star., 1942-06-16

Y
OF the four, Miss Garbo is the
one least likely to disappear from
the screen which she has orna-
mented so brilliantly since the early
192os. AS one of the greatest ac-
tresses who ever had the misfortune
to run into a story as bad, and as
bad taste as "Two-Faced Woman"
she is by far the least replaceable of
Evening star., 1942-06-16

.'Bomoardier." And so for the first
time since movies began dabbling
with plane stories, the pilot will take
. back seat.
Pat O'Brlen and Randolph Scott
will head the cast and Producer Bob
Fellows is searching for an unknown
hot prospect to play the title role.
As an inspiration for all air-minded
youngsters, the United States is
vitally interested in getting this pic
ture on the screens at the earliest
possible moment. Enrol Flynn
says he will get into war service
right after completing Gentleman
jim" 1t will be in the non-combat-
ant department because of his
physical condition. .. Director
Preston Sturges is now driving
around in one of those miniature
Flats, about the size Of q hat box.
AS he crawled out of it. Eddie
Bracken cracked: Directors al
ways have the best of everything.
Once they had the biggest cars.
Now they have the smallest" :.
Joseph I. Breen, who quit censor
ing for the Hays Office a year ago
because there is just so much
man can stand" is right back in the
midst of the old grind. Every night
whefAhe drives home the back seat
of his car is heaped with scripts.
~ ~
Although Zorina is signed for the
role of Maria in For Whom the
Bell Tolls" Hero Gary Cooper, who
has the final say, hasn't yet okayed
her for the part. And he may not.
Gary is a close friend of Author
Ernest Hemingway. And Heming-
Evening star., 1942-06-16
Anna HOnOred

Anna Neagle, star of RKO Radios
forthcoming They Flew Alone"
who is the only living woman to
have conferred on her an honorary
colonelcy by Canadas Black Watch
Regiment, was this week presented
with a gold insignia of her rank.
Evening star., 1942-06-16

picture since "A
Womsn's Face"
was supposed to
have re-eStab-
liShed her as a
top Fighter, is
meditating be-
coming a pro-
due er. A n d
Greta Garbo is
listed as having
been put on the
non-pay list by
NJ tro Gold
wyn Mayer un-
til q suitable
story can be
found for her.
Evening star., 1942-06-16
Flyers to Take Back Seat
In Bombardier's Picture
Hot New Screen Prospect Sought
To Play New Aerial Hero Role;
Cooper May Veto Zorina
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.
News in nibbleS:


through the
sight and uneashes his tons OF destruction on targets below hna 70
Twist just returned
States
putting
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
TIL Monteath Moses Attend
Anniversary Celebration:

Mr.. and Mrs Montcath Moss Of
Revere street were among the many
persons who attended the twentieth
wedding ANNIVERSARY OF NJ and
Mrs. Allen White Of 42ll St An
toine street last Sunday evening
Mr. Moss reports it was a very
gay affair The home was beautiful
~ decorated with autumn flowers.
also the table. which was conferred
by the decorated anniversary cake.
A turkey dinner and all its trim
mings were served 10 the friends Of
the popular couple.
Mr. and Mrs. White were a;tired
formally. Mrs White was lovely in
a black crepe d nner gown with
rhinestone tim They were the re
cipients Of many useful gifts.
Wishing the couple many happy
returns Of the day we're Mr.. and
Ms Kenneth Freeman. Mr.. and
Mrs. John West Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam White Mr.. Clyde Moody. Mrs
Lobelia Johnson. Mrs Mary Hunt.
Mrs. Julia Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Body, Mr.. and Mrs. II Bozeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Hall. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Nssbitt. Mr. and
Mrs James Shaw. Daniel McGinnis.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L Anderson. Nj
and Mrs Nathaniel Gsret Mr. and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
1t. S. Reeves
Honored By
Party Here

Lieut.. Salmon L. Reeves was hon
Gree at Dinner Party given at
the home of his mother. Mrs. Mary
L. Recess on Mckinley avenue Al
fer delicious Thanksgiving dinner
the family received friends for a
gay evening of games and dancing
Lieut. Reeves was home on fur
Tough af'er his graduation from the
2nd Quartermaster Training School,
Camp Lee, Va He was awarded a
set OF gold baEs-fnr outstanding
military achievement while at
school. Out OF a class Of 1908 he
was one OF six who received this
recognition. He will take up his as
Segment at the Unit Of Embarka-
ton at San Francisco. Calf
The friends and relatives who
we're present gave him a grand
send-off Al his friends wish him
continued advancement and good
luck.
Another brother. Pvt Milton
Reeves, Harding Field, La, is ex-
pec;ed home on furlough early in
December.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05

When a man and wife go shopping.
As they seldom ever do,
For he loathes The JOB Of stopping
And a picking garments too;
So he saunders long behind her
Tryns hard 70 keep quite near
And he swears he'll go no further,
While bringing up the rear.
Yes, her gait is quite unsteady
As from place TO place she goes.
Oh the stops she's made already
Only God in Heaven knows!
So he fumes and growls in anger;
Vows anew each passing year
That he'll skip the shopping danger,
And his bringing up the rear.
With his arms so full Of bundles
He can hardly find his way,
Hes quite often APP TO stumble
In a most unmanly way
When at last hes home and resting
From his horritying fear,
You can hear him stoutly swearing
>HcN no more bring up the rear!
We are indebted to Charles
Hodge. our ncishbor, Of 1905 Gal
lagher street for this original poem
Thank you gain, Mr.. Hodge.
-LM.H
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05

The American Beauty Social and
Art club is sending out a last ap.
peal to you, Mr.. and Mrs. Public. to
bring or send your gifts for a Ser
vice man now today, without delay
The American Beauty club and the
ESQ. Girls are endeavormG 10 as.
semble 5000 gifts 10 enable no ser
vice man to be forgotten at Xmas
time. They have the cooperation Of
half the organizations, but their
drive will not be an entire success
without the whole hearted efforts
of clubs. organizations and YOU,
Mr.. and Mrs. Public Whether the
soldier or sailor needs a gift is a
matter Of opinion. They feel that
compulsory absence from home for
the benefit Of those who are at home
entails the supreme sacrifice II
necessary 10 sec that no service
man feels left out and forgotten at
Xmas time II you haven't time to
snop. call TT 1853 and Mrs Smith
viii be glad TO pick up your dona-
ION and shop Tor you. Hurry r.
Don't delay Your glftN VIII help
round out your quota The follow
ne people have helped VIII your
name appear here next week?
Cash Dohst.ons - Douglas Clean
crs and Laundry. 500. Dr.. Julian
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
Miss Detroit
FetedAtNoon
Lunc h con
Lovely Colds Ch a t
With Queens

Petite ROBERTA Greenldge, daugn-
ter of DR.. and Mrs Robert Green
idge of East Forest avenue, was
hostess to Miss West Virginia, in
the person of Miss Adelaide
Friend of West Virginia State col
lege, and Miss Detroit, in the person
of dainty, Mary Ann Clemon, on
las. Friday noon, at luncheon.
Miss Greenidge was a charming
young hostess. She served a de-
licious buffet style lunch of turkey,
etc, etc. DR.. Greenidge took pie
lures OF the group, at which he IS
quite adept, developing them be.
fore the party was over Cards and
just chatting whiled away the re-
maindcr of the afternoon, until
other engagements took most OF
them off to put on new glamour
and appear fresh and lovely at the
next place. The weekend Of social
doings in Detroit this past week
end was a gay ard continuous one
Among the young goods who
attended were Miss Lois Tabor,
Dorothy NJ. Parker Of Portsmouth.
Va. and student at West Virsinis
State: Adelaide Friend. Of Insti-
tute. W. Va: Gwendolyn Harkless.
of Detroit. and Wesr Virginia State:
Althea Gibson, Of Macon. Ga, coed
Of West Virginia State; Mary Ana
a.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
LADY SLIPPER BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Evelyn. Blake entertained
the dub last Wednesday evening
al her nome on Arndt. Mrs. Marion
Grifis won first prize: Mrs. Thelma
Johnson, second. and Mrs Helen
Turner, consolation. A delicious
luncheon was served. Tn. members
we're entertained last Sunday eve
ming at a surprise birthday party
for former member, Mrs. Smiihie
Danley, who received many lovely
gifts, - Mrs. Marion Grifis, secre-
tsry.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05

The Current Topic Study Club, OF
which Mrs. Beatrice Preston is pres
ident, is giving a reception in honor
Of Mrs. Ada Bell DeMent, presi-
dent Of the National Association OF
Womens Clubs. Sunda" evening,
Dec. 10. from $50 10 8 pm. at the
Club House. 1851 Brush street
Ms Dement, Will speak at Bethel
AME. church Sunday afternoon,
Dec. 10. at 3.3ONp m. She is coming
under the auspices Of the New Idea
Civic and Social clJt and the Edu-
csloual Committee Of the Detroit
Association Of Clubs. Mrs Emma
Red is president Of the club and
the commlttee.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05

Nj aud Ms Charles R HARDY
and family Of 375l Nevada street
were the weekend guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Wesley Steward Of
Youngstown. Ohio. While there
they went hunting and were sue
cessful in securing much game.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05

and over one hundreS packages will
be sent to sdd cheer to the soldiers
Christmas holidays
The club will also entertain a
number OF soldiers during the holt
days and will exchange gifts among
themselves at their annual Christ
mast party
Members present were Mesdames
Laura Thompson, LeodH Shaifier
Ruth Powell Lillian Amos and Be
strice Richardson. Guests included
Mrs. Gladys Caldwell Beunos
Blocker and Marched Benton.
4 x x
From New York:
Mrs. Lev. Mcdowell tAgnes)
wrote US such a long newsy letter
from New York Agnes is such an
interesting letter writer. it is al
way such a joy to hear from her
She tells all about New York and
the places OF interest she has visit
ed so very vivid. We wish we
could share with you verbatim but
space Will not permit She is stop
ping at the Cambridge Hotel, near
Central Park. where she spends
most Of her time. She told Of the
d.m-out in New York where one,
can scarcely see their way around
80. SO dark as TO be almost grue-
some &C.. The air raid wardens have
10 hard there o.. As soon as the
lights are out a regular rough house
begins 49,. the people steal smash
windows and drop flower pots and
other things on tn, air raid ward
ems heads 49,, Yet she says they
arc more war conscious than We are
90. more preparations being made
in the event Of on air rail 90. AZ
mes expects 20 return home about
the middle Of tn.s month.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05

turkeys and all the II innings The
hostess mother Mrs Cureton, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Ely. an,a daughters
Corrine and Frances Griffin, Mr..
Richard Cureton, E.r. a'fus Cure
ton, Wee Treadwell Ra pm Robin
son. Ralph Treadv'ell : DR.. Smith,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-05
CLUB VALERI 4

Memoirs Of t. Il club met at the
1ome OF Mrs. c. niS'tne Ice, where
The young WomeiN enjoyed Lovely
ecpast. alter VII i'm they played
bridge ana discus I'D their coming
party. 20 be held on Dec. 5 We
would Ike 70 ment On that you are
all invited so don't d.Sappoint US
Nable Diamond SCI be.
La gaceta., 1942-04-27
Hitler declare aver que Russia es ell campo
de bataIIa decisive en- esta guerra
Una ley que cOncede al tirano mayOres poderes

Londres, abril 27.-Adolfo Hit
pronunci6 aver un discursO de
una bora y un minute, ante ell
Reichstag, que Sc interpreta CO.
mo una nueva "ofensiva de paz"
v la confirmation de su poder
de vida y muerte.
Proclam6 Ell dictator que Ale
mania ha ganado una guerra de
fensiva de invierno, y promote
q. Ia batalla en- Ell este continue
ra. Ell cOloso bolsevique sera
batido por nosotros hasta dejar-
10 aplastado por complete.
Sobre la pderosa ofensiva se-
'rea que ahora Ia Gran Bretaha
realiza contra los nazis, prone
tic que Sc reanudaran los alta
ques de aviaci6n en- las islas Bri
tanicas, devolviendo golpe por
gOlpe, como en- 1910.
Sera aumentado el uso de los
submarines, va creciente n rit-
mo y consecuencias, en- una pro-
porci6n que sobrepasara el ma
yor n1mero de sumergibles uti-
lizado en- la primera guerra
muDdial.
FL mariScal Goering lego una
nueva ley, que fuera ovaciona-
da, por medic de la cual Sc da a
Hitler el derecho, desestimando
todas las leyes Y decretos en- vi
gor, para obligar a cualquier
Official, soldado, juez u dtro hom
bre a hacer su deber por tOdos
los me1ios. Creese q. esta medi-
da, recomendada por la Costa
po, Sc debe al tenor de que ocu.
iran disturbios civiles.
Hitler tiene poderes para des
tituir y nOmbrar, sin mas pro-
cedimieuto que 81 vduntsd, .,
La gaceta., 1942-04-27
Las %patrulas combaten en- TODD ell frente
desde Leningrado hasta SebastopoI
Los aviones alemanes atacaron de nuevo a Lee
nigrado. Otorgada la categoria de guardias
a la Division SO

fanttria, IN f2gimiento de re-
laci6n, catorcc regimientos lie
AZ iberia y cuatro regimientos
1ct.tanques.
Entire los tres cuerpos de
Guardias c. eaballeria, apare-
ce ell primefc. mandado por e!
mayor general p. A. Beloff GU
vas fuerzas, respondiendo a u
ma llamada telef6nica perso-
nal del primer ministro Stain
inciaron la ofensiva. ell pasado
diciembre, en- la region de IT,
la. La aviaci6n tiene 10 regi-
mientos nombrados com
Guardias, incluyendo bombar-
deadores, cazas, stormoviks y
aparatos de picada. La escua-
dra roja tiene cuatro regimen
tos y un n6mero de barcos de
la escuadra son GuardiaS.
AunQue reciben mejor paga
y mejor alimento, los Guardias
aprecian EN- primer lugar ell no
nor de la designation.
La gaceta., 1942-04-27
Los aviadores britanicos bombardearon de nuevo
a Ristock, los muelles de Dunquerque y
aerodromos de Francia !.
En- Birmania los ~japoneses realizan otros
dos peligrosos ataques.
Los "Tigres" lleva destruidos 400 aparatos
del enemigo.

Londres, abril 27.-La avia
ci6n britannica atac6 de nuevo
a Rostock, en- ell Baltico, y ell
mando calcula que Sc arroja-
ron allf, en- cuatro noches,
1000 900 libras de bombas ex
plosivas e incendiarias. I'm
nuevo furioso ataque Sc hizo
contra la gran fabrica de avio
mes Heinkel.
Los muelles de Dunquerque
fueron bombardeados y Sc sem
braron minas en- las aguas con
troladas por ell enemigo. Va
rios aer6dromos en- Francia y
los Paises Bajos fueron bonn
bardeados tambien. I'm bonn
bardero atac6 un vapor enc
migo, frente a la costa danesa,
Y lie dej6 envuelto en- llamas.
Otro derrib6 un GAIA aleman
sobre ell mar del NOrte.
En- la fabrica de Heinkel Sc
produjeron incendios visibles
por los photos desde una gran
distancia.
Dos nuevos ataques japone-
ses ponen en- peligro la posi-
ci6n de las Naciones Unidas en-
Birmania. Uno Sc realiza des-
de Loilem, en- ell flanco este de
la Inca, y en- direction a la ca
rretera Mandalay-Lashio.
Ell otro es una infiltraci6n
hacia ell oeste, encaminada a
aislar las fuerzas aliadas en- ell
area de Pyawbwe, unas IS mi
las al sur de Mandalay. Aun-
que la reconquista de Taung-
CYL por los veteranOs chinos
del general Stillwel da a los
defensores una ventaja tempo
raj, en- un sector sc admite
que las t-opas chinas cedieron
40 millas a los nipones en- un
La gaceta., 1942-04-27
LA AVIACION ALIADA bonn
BARDEO LAS BASES DE LA
NUEVA GUINEA Y LAS IS
LAS SALOMON

Melbourne, abril 27.-Con-
testando a nuevas actividades
delos aviones japoneses los pi
lotos aliados bombardearon
hoy las bases del enemigo en-
Bougainville, islas Salomon, y
en- Lac, Nueva Guinea. Cuatro
aparatos japoneses fueron de-
rribados EN- Lac, uno en- ell aire
y tres en- terra.
Los expertos en- asutnos mi
litares Green que los japone-
SEES Sc veran obligados a atacar
directamente a Australia o ira
tar de capturar la Nueva Gui-
nea Y la cadena de islas que
seextienden al sur Y al este.
El desembarco de tr0pas "a
mericanas en- Nueva Caledonia
Sc in~terpreta como I'm movi-
miento para evitar la expan-
sion japonesa en- direction este
0 un possible ataque contra la
Nueva Zelandia.
La gaceta., 1942-04-27

Recomendamos en- la manana
del lunes, pensando en- les nor
teamericanos que saben honrar
Ia amistad:
Reelijamos a Rex Farrior, el
dia 5 de mayo, y elevemos al Sc
nado del Estado, como el 10 me-
rece, a Raymond Sheldon.
Nosotros basamos la amistad
en- los hechos, en- la lealtad de
Rex y Raymond para las meJo-
res obras y los mejores ciudada-
nos de la colonia latina.
Y tenemoS la Seguridad abso-
luta de que los dos obtendran nc
menos del 1919 de los votos de
cubanos, espanCles e italianos.
Cuando decimoS cubanos Y es-
panoles nos referimos a les ciu'
dadanos naturalizadoS, sus hi
jos y suS nidtoS.
Cuando decimo italianoS sena
lamos a los dem6cratas, a los
antifasciseas, a los fieles a Esta-
dos Unidos Y la Naciones Uni
das.
La gaceta., 1942-04-27
PFlRS1STE EN FOR
MAR UN FRENTE OBRERO
CONTRA LA GUERRA

New York, abril 27.-H Con-
Sejo Irll'strial del Grande York
compuesto por uniones afiliadas
al Cl0, pidi6 aver ayuda finan-
ciera en- una batalla legal con-
ira john l.. Lewis, presidente
lie los Mineros Unidos, que in
sis.e en- formar Gun frente obre-
re- contrario a la guerra e inte-
grade por 81 y otros desacredita
dos lideres. Firman la apelaci6n
Joseph CIrran y Saul Mills, pre-
sidente y secretario de Ia Union
Martina Nacionai.
Revocada su carta por Lewis,
una local de los obreros de cos
m6ticcs, drogas y quimica, aca-
pa de recurrir al tribunal supre-
mo de modo que Lewis Y sus sa-
t6lites no puedan mezclarse en-
sus asuntos. La intenci6n de
Lewis era deshacer la organiza-
ci6n, quitandole fuerza, por me
.dio de peQueaas locales.
La gaceta., 1942-04-27

ataque por medic de Yyinma-
ma V Tatkon hasta la vecindad
de Pyawbwe. 81 los japoneses
consiguen llegar a Thai, QUE
1aran situados detras de los
ingleses y llegaran al ferroca-
rril que conduce a Mandalay.
Los "Tigres Volantes" del
Grupo Voluntario americana
han destruido cerca de 400 a
paratos japoneses, en- cOmba-
tie, y solo han perdido cinco.
Mas aeroplanos Sc estan man
dando a Birmania.
Sc relata ell case de un avi6n
americana agujereado entera-
mente por un aeroplano japo-
mes, pero ell photo consigui6
llegar a su base cuando al enc
migo Sc lie acaharon las balas.
A otro photo lie arrancaron los
~audifonos, con fuego de anne
tralladoras, y sufri6 quemadu
ras en- las mejillas y debajo de
les oidos, pero conSigui6 sal
varse. Otro photo Sc trio con
su paracaidas y los aviadores
japoneses en- cinco diferentes
ocasiones, hicieron fuego So
bre Ell. lie perforaron ell para
caidas, pero consigui6 descen-
der sin una sola herida.
FL primer ministro nippon, ge
neral TOTO, declare hoy en- To
kio que a pesar de las victorias
joponesas, la guerra todavia
tiene que ser cOmbatida. "In-
glaterra y la Gran Bretaha re-
curren a acciones desenfrena-
das a causa de sus derrotas en-
ell Pacifico." Estas palabras sc
refieren, a-parentemente, al re
ciente bombardeo de Toxic
por los aeroplanos norteame-
ricanos.
La gaceta., 1942-04-27
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Recommendation del lunes. = Dos hombres que
aman a nuestro pueblo.-Hechos = Hitler "dis
cursea."- Inflacion.

aver ante ell eNparlamento ale
man, durante mas de una bora,
y dijo: Ell coloso bolsevique Sc
"a batido por tanto tempo CO.
mo sea necesario hasta q. llegue
ell instante de ~aplastarlo por
complete.
va no promote el energdmeno
que la victoria de su maldito
partido Sc producira en- la pri-
mavera Q en- ell verano, ahora di-
ce que en- ell invierno de 1912
1913 no sera derrotaro como 10
.fuera en- ell invierno de 1941-
4942.
iN semihombre de las names
ensangrentadas y las pezunas
enfangadas, piensa, pero no 10
dice, que sus dias estan conta-
dos.
La Russia mantiene su ofensi-
va y los nazis, fanfarrones y cri
minales, va hablan, desmayada-
mente, del cOloSO bolseviQue.
La gaceta., 1942-04-27

los que no acaten ciegamente
sus disposiciOnes.
"Todo ell mundO debe saber
que actualmente solo hay debe-
res, no privilegios, y que 81 no
desea dar a nadie un descanso
que sus sOldados no puedan CD
tener.
Esas palabras significan que
ell "Fuehrer" prepare una nue.
va "purga' entire sus partida-
rios, dice Ell ldiario Tire Daily
Herald. "Planea un purga 0 un
movimiento tan desesperados
que para realizarse neesita una
purga".
"News Chronicle" asegura
que 81 loco esta va contenido.
"La amenaza japonesa difficult
Ia 81 esfuerzo de Estados Uni
dos, pero es inevitable que la
guerra solo puede decidirse en-
Europa. La liberaci6n de la tor
turada Europa del loco que Ia
domino, quiza venga mas rapi-
damente de 10 que parecia posi-
bic race IN aho".
En- Moscu Sc analiza el discur
so de Hitler y Sc dice que la ga
ira nazi pierde fuerza y que aho
ra la arbitrariedad sera procla-
mazda Ia Icy sUprema. "Asi que
esta es Ia Ofensiva de primave-
ra de Hitler-ofensiya contra
81 pueblo aleman. va no es sufi-
ciente que los peri6dices publ
quen todos los dias las listas de
ias de la sentencias de muerte
contra hombres y mujeres de Ia
clase obrera.
LAS amenazas de Goebbels,
Mimmier y Ley y las torturas
aplicadas en- los s6tanos de la
GeStapo "a no sou suficisnte-