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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
The
Brighter
Side z
RBy Damon Runyon@
Mr.. Joe Turp writes:

MI. JUG Auip WiiIco'
BROOKLYN, Nov. ii.
DEAR Sir last night my
- wife Ethel was late getting
home and ! had to wait for
my supper and she ses Joe
I'm terribly sorry but my
MONS sent for me In a hurry
this afternoon and I had to
go over to her house and help
her with my pops. He got
himself all scuffed up. Then
/ had to 60 TO Missus Car
michael's house and help her
with Mister Carmichael. He
got himself all scuffed up too.
ses were those two old guys
pushing each other around about
something? Ethel ses yes and /
ses they ought to be ashamed OF
themselves mixing in at their
ages. She ses why Joe IL was
just an accident and there was
nothing to be ashamed of. They
were showing each other how
they would fight the war. Mister
Anstruther was In IL too only
he did not get scuffed up like
the other two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

Arthur Bugs" Bser today launches
. new Sunday feature on this page.
One Foot IN the Aisle" review of
fhe New York theatre written in
typical Bser fashion. Next week he
will review William SsToysn and his
mystery play, Hello, Out There"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Victory Girl
| Of AZ Gets
Top Billing |
aBy Elsie ROBINSON

Is THE Glamour Girl on her
l. way out? yes, definitely"
saws Mrs. Florence Crime, of
Archbold. O AT least for the
duration.
"In wartime America has no
place for the Glamour Girl
There is too much hard work
for any one "a waste time and
money on ones self. Deputantes
and slum girls are working side
nv side on the production line
and liking II. Girls today are
not Judged by their social
standing or pulchritude, hut ny
what they are doing for the
war effort.
What girl typifes the IDEAL
NJ American womanhOod more
perfectly than the woman In
hite'-the Red Cross nurse?
What chance has the Glamour
Girl compared with one of these
women who have turned their
backs on society and worldly
measures 10 comfort and adj
minister TO suffering humanity:
To a wounded soldier there Is
nothing more glamorons than
one of these angels In white.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

had been separated from her
husband, and most of that time
she was employed as house.
keeper by Karl Richey Sr. A
mad infatuation developed be-
tween the girl and the son Of
her employer. Pearl finally left
the employ of the elder Richey
TO live in a small house provided
by her married lover.
Richey visited the house at
every opportunity, but each
night would return to his family.
From these clandestine meet
ings a second family was Gre
ated. Pearl bore Karl Richey
Two sons-Karl, 3, and Patrick,
2 and was soon TO bear an
other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Neat. Honest. Good

Elizabeth Mazura of wilkins
burg. Pa. lists her qualifications
of the ideal girl.
81 firmly believe the American
male prefers his sweetheart TO
be dOwn-tO-earth, healthy, ver-
satiIe, natural. neat, honest and
good.
"She must be intelligent
enough to talk interestingly.
attractive. of course. Her
makeup must he 80 perfect that
II looks natural: her hair neat,
soft and shiny; her nails pol
ished hut not painted; hands
soft and smooth: her figure
showing her healthful effects Of
swimming, dancing. tennis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
By Terry McShane

Diego officers had no trouble in
picking eat the missing Rfehey.
Richey readily admitted his
identity and admitted that he
knew the woman. Mrs. Eguina,
and the children were dead.
"But IL was an accident" he
protested. I'VE decided TO go
back in the mountains 60 live for
a while until we were forgotten,
and then go north to Oregon.
Going over the Barrett ridge my
brakes burned out--sO I nosed
the car into n hank and got out
TO put some stones under the
wheels To hold IL sure while i
looked at the brakes. As i
turned to pick up n stone i heard
Peafl scream and saw the car
roll toward the edge Of the cliff.
was heartbroken, and I just
wandered around trying to for
get"
"You forgot. all right" inter
jected the sheriff. "You forgot
10 tell US how you lowered your
self 20 that shelf and removed
the license plates from your
car"
"And you're lying about how
YOU set the hand brake on the
car" added Mason. 'T exam
ined that car and the brake lin
lngs were not burned out, and
the brake wasn't set"
Surprised-and Trapped
On June II Assistant District
Attorney Gordon Thompson
stod before him with copies of a
small photograph in each hand.
81 would like to have you ex-
anime this snapshot 1 have In
my right hand" said the attor-
ney. ut is the picture Of your
love child-the youngest. In my
left hand i have a police photo
graph of that same child as he
looked when the police found
him on the ledge. Would you
care TO see it,"
The element OF surprise
proved successful y The man
stared aghast; then he shook his
head mutely.
1t took a while for him to find
his voice but when he did he adj
mitted that he deliberately muir
dered the unwed mother and his
children born out of wedlock.
Richey entered a plea Of in
sanity and won a life sentence.
And the hangman took a holi-
day.
Copyright, ipt7. by Ring Feature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
The Tell-Tale Letter

The woman dug through a
drawer and came up with a LETT
ter. The sheriff read it quickly.
Hell has popped! =. My
sister saw us would go
TO prison for adultery I, am
going to take Pearl and the kids
back In the mountains to hide
for n while I am fOrsaking
all my folks and 80 will Pearl.
IL will he hard To bear but that's
what we pay for our mistakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
They Didn't Get Sore

'HSy S'4H w ~Sc
She Ses in my MONS living room
sore at one another if there WIS
some scuffing up and Ethel Sos
no they were not sore at all. The
only one who is sore IL my
mons. Joe she was really fit 10
be tied when / GOT there but she
forgot IL when she saw how bad
my pops was really scuffed up.
l am afraid he has very bad
leg and his face is sight but
he claims he Aowed that his
idea of fighting the war was the
best Of all. He ses he showed
them a flank movement that
was a lily. That is what he
called IL Joe. A lily.
1 ses give me all the dope
Ethel and she ses well Joe IL
seems that my pops and Mister
Carmichael and Mister An
Struther have been reading all
about the war every day espe-
cially the part that is in Europe
and studying maps and listening
to the radio and arguing about
what ought TO be done. Some
times Mister Schultz would be
with them but ne wasn't there
this afternoon so he didn't get
Scuffed up but they were send
ing over to his place to get the
beers they were drinking while
they were arguing.
In Mons Living Room
/ ses where were they Ethel?
She ses in my mons living room
and they had the whole house
full of pipe smoke and the smell
of their beers. My pops ses we
ought to have a second front
over there and the others ses IL
couldn't be done so he arranged
the chairs in the living room
and the tables and the setee to
represent different places on the
map and soldiers and tanks and
then he began running through
them to show just how his plan
would work IL he was bossing
the war.
But Joe Mister Carmichael
and Mister Anstruther began
running through the chairs and
the tables and other things to
show they would stop mp pops
plan and pretty soon they get 10
scuffling and when my mons
got there they were all on the
floor and mixed in with the fur
niture and really scuffed up. My
MONS ses she was half an hour
getting them untangled.
Explains With Furniture
She ses il was worse than the
time my pops used the furniture
to explain a football game. He
always uses the furniture to ex-
plain things Joe but don't
think he will do it again. They
broke too many things. N NV
1 ses I guess your mons told
him plenty Ethel and she ses
well she had just started when
I left and she SEES she is going
10 break her best record for
telling him and my pops claims
her best record is two weeks Of
telling.
Yours truly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
They Shun Masks

Neither the girls on the pro-
duction line nor the nurses
have time to put on any mask
az beauty-neither Is there any
need for IL. One look at them
with their low-teeled shoes,
simple uniforms and natural
faces makes one wonder why
they ever resorted To the sham
Of heavy makeup. These women
have learned that natural SIM
plicity Is the best after. all.
Hats Oft 20 the Glamour Girl
NJ today - The Woman In
White"
Mrs. Florence Crime, age ~,
603 West St, Archbold, Ono,
(S10 90 DriZe)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Can't Be Bothered

"She dresses smartly, al
though not necessarily eXpen-
sively. She ~ frank, simple,
pleasant and sincere. n she can
be glamorous In her own sweet.
natural way, that's okay. But
artificial glamour and affection
are out. The American male
just can't he bothered"
Mrs. Elizabeth Mazura. age 3.
110i Wood st. Williamsburg Pa.
$3.50 prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Dentist Gives Clue

Cooper was faced with the
problem of identifying the scant
remains of the victims who, ac-
cording TO the coroner, had
come to their violent end some
four or five months previously.
Mason visited dentists through
out San Diego County. and this
brought results. A dentist IN
La Mesa recognized two filings
as work he had done for a Mrs.
Pearl Eguina, daughter Of Mrs.
Margaret Bellaire of San Diego.
Sheriff Cooper got a coat and
rings and made for the home of
Mrs. Bellaire. She identified
the coat and both rings.
Mrs. Bellaire then told the
officere a tale OF unquenchable
love.
For eight years her daughter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

man. He was reported missing
by his wife six months ago.
what kind OF a man was
he ."
las far as we could learn he
was a good steady worker who
had raised a small family, two
children, and was well thought
of by his neighbOrs. He was So"
La gaceta., 1942-03-09

so5tuy, eron una discussion, y
Hag,n. sin motive ju~stificado,
lie dispar6. Reese Williams, hi
jastro de Hagin, fue herido en-
una pierna.
George F. Hester, dueho de
una carniceria Y tienda de vi
veres, sera juzgado ell mi6r-
coles por tentative de asesina
to contra su suegra, en- ell YES
tibulo del hospital San Jose.
Hoy seran sentenciados por
ell juez Hines, Jose Tamargo,
Jose Giovinci, James Smith y
Paul Berry, declarados culpa-
bles de difereutes delitos.
Tambien fijara ell juez la
vista de la cauSa contra Fred
Massey, de Brandon, que hirio
gravemente, con un disparo
de escopeta, a M. P. Mickler,
dueno de un establecimiento
dedicado a la venta de pneu-
maticos.
Por juego prohibido seran
La gaceta., 1942-03-09
A,OA.AO SLNA1AAAEN
FOR MARIO %RoDRlGuEzl

A continuation damos a como
Ger los nombreS de algunaS per-
sonas que ALI Sc encontraban:
Jose A. Gonzalez, Presidente
general Gel Centre A~sturiano, Y
Sra; Jose Gonzalez; Mauel Ar
duengo, Presidente de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo; Manuel Alfonso,
Presidente de Ia Seccion de In
tereses de la misma sociedad, y
Sra; Ruben Fabelo, Cronista
Social de Traduccion-Prensa
Evelio Valdes, Srta. Violeta Ro
driguez, Raymond Sheldon y
Sra. Cesar Fernandez, Rex Fa-
rrior, Fiscal del Estado; DR..
Brown Farrior; H. A. Montesi-
no y Sra, MI. Schleman y Sra. (;
Julio Pelaez, Conceal del Dis
trito No. z, y Sra, Amado Ar
cos y Sra, Celestino Fernandez,
Conchita Lopez, Mariana Tejei-
70; Norma MARTINEZ, Candidate
a Reina del CARNIVAL Latino A
mericano, Dolores Barcia, Can
didata a Dana en- la misma or
ganizaci6n; Jack Blanco.
Mary Tejeiro, Luis Lopez,
Ofelia Canelo, Frank Fernan-
DEE, Manuel Gonzalez, Sam Fe-
rreri, Alberto Reyes y Sra, 10
Sc Fidalgo y Sra, Claudio Con-
zalez, Ernesto y Alicia Otero,
Manuel Menendez, Viola Vaz-
quez, Nibia Santana; Deltina
Diaz, Candidate a Reina del
CARNIVAL Latino Americana
Luis Benito, Luis Garcia y Sra,
Onelia Santana, Adalia Martf-
nee, Marta Gonzalez, Elvira
La gaceta., 1942-03-09
JOSE LUIS Sc PREPARE
PARA LA L CON ST.
MON

New York, Mario 9.-Pars
la pelea con e. gigantic Abe 81
mon, que Sc efectuara 81 dia q
de MARIO en- la Madison Square
Garden, a beneficio del Fond(
de Emergencia del Ej6rcito, hs
empezado va a prepararse el so
dado Jose Lis, campe6n nun.
dial del peso complete.
Luis dara toda su bolsa, DIES.
contando los gaStos de entrena.
miento, para csc Fondo, seg1r
una nota dada por ell mayor ge.
neral Irving ]. P~hillipson y e
coronel H. Clay M. Supplee.
Mike Jacobs, ell empresario,
donara sus servicios.
Simon eobrara por sus servi.
clos ell 1879, pero devolvera a.
Ejercito, como su donativo, e
2R por ciento.
La marina recibi6 $4,000
por la pelea Luis-Baer, apor'
tando ell campe6n la mayor can
tidad.
Para ell match entire Luis
Simon costara $500 el asientC
de junto al cuadrilatero.
La gaceta., 1942-03-09
Situation PeIigrOsa

81 en- esta nueva guerra ~gigantesca
tuvieramos que confrontar una situa-
ci6n en- este hemisferio como Ia que
existfa en- aquel entonces, correria-
mos hoy, en- verdad, grave peligro.
Afortunadamente-y este es algo
que no debemos olvidar un solo
in~stante-hoy dia TODD ell hemisferio
reconoce la existencia dc In eomuni-
dad de intereses y de la interde-
pendencia americana, factores que
determinaran Ia salvaclon del Nueyo
Mundo y que constituyen plena
garantia de que so mantendran con-
ira TODD peligro y contra TODD
obstdculo las libertades y In indie
pendencia de los pueblos libres de
America.
La base en- que descansa esta
nueva era de compression interameri-
cana es el reconocimiento, tanto dc
hecho como de palabra, de que cada
una de las veintiuna RepGblicas
Americans es tan soberana como las
demas. Esto signifca que IS incon-
cebible la ingerenoia por parte de
cualquiera de elias en- los asuntos
~lnternos de las otras. D~estrdyanse
o cdmbiense estos cimientos, y vere-
mos derrumbarse Ia federation inter-
americana que actualmente existe.
Con singular frecuencla Sc me ha
llamado la atenci0n, durante los
1ltimos meses, hacia una situacion
parad6jica y extraha en- verdad.
Ciertos lndividuos y grupOs do los
Estados Unidos, que ahrman repre-
sentar Of p%ensamiento liberal ex-
tremo, han critlcado philharmonic
la politica del Gobierno de los Esta-
dos Unidos por 10 que respecta a sus
relaciones durante los 1ltimos ahos
con las otras Repdblicas Amen-
canas, arguyendo que debia haber
Adaptable la politica de reprobar
abiertamente a los %gobiernos exis-
tentes en- las otras naciOnes ameri-
canas, de OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oi0n a esos Robiernos, y de ayudar
de~cididamente q los indiyiduos o
grupos de dichos paises ouyOs puntos
dc vista o%piniones politicas merecie-
ran la aprobaci6n de esos criticos.
Uno de estos caballeros, professor
universitario, ha llegado al extreme
do sostener portentosamente en- un
70 que ACADIA do publican, que mi
y Jbisrno b taltAdo . ~ debeg q no
La gaceta., 1942-03-09
I'm 6rito Ell Cabaret
del Centre Asturidno

U6J CGWCTO AStUTJuTLO
I'm brillante exito alcanz6 en-
la noche del sabado la Secci6n
de Recreo del Centre Asturian0,
con Ell Cabaret Privado en- no
nor de las Madrinas de esa res
petable institution.
Con esta fiesta marca su pri-
mer triunfo ell joven Manuel Ar
duengo, presidente de la Secci6n
de RecreO.
Ell primer turno lie correspon-
dio a la orqueSta Manuel San
chez, que despues de una pro-
longada ausencia de nuestros sa
ZONES hizo su reaparici6n. Mag
nffico su repertoire.
A la una de la manana Sc pre-
Sento ell primer n1mero de las
variedades, accompanied por la
orquesta de Manuel Sanchez
y estando a cargo del joven bal
larin Tommy Acosta, que hizo
una brillante imitaci6n de la ar
tista braSilera Carmen Miriam
da. Tras estruendosos aplausoS
volvi6 a repetir y mas tarde
bailo una conga con su compa-
nera Dalia Mira. Por dltimo, ell
modernisimo "Jitterbug", del
que hace una verdadera creat
ci6n.
LIE TOGO ell segundo turno a
la orquesta latina la Sonora"
con sus cantantes Srta. josef
ma Ramil Y Rafael Artigas. Pre-
sent6 un insuperable programa,
recibiendo merecidas salvas de
aplausos.
La gaceta., 1942-03-09

A veces me pregunto 81 en-
"A medic de la acerba lucha
en- que esta empenado, ell pueblo
de los Estados Unidos Sc da
cuenta cabal de 10 que signifca
para su seguridad la prueba
fehaciente de amistad y de
apovo que a 81 y a su causa han
brindado sus vecinos del Nuevo
Mundo.
Guam distiuta serfa nuestra situa-
ci6n en- la actualidad 81 en- nuestra
frontera meridional sc hallase una
Repdblica de Mexico LENA de
timientos Y antagonismos haeia los
Estados Unidos, en- e de un pueblo
mexicano verdaderamente amigo y
dispuesto a cooperar, un pueblo
mexicano que persigue obietivos
identicos q los nuestros, y que sigue
identica politica y Sc inspira en- los
mismos ideales, en- su determination
de proteger 81 independence y la
seguridad del hemisferio; o 81 las
repGblicas mas contiguas al Canal
de Panama ardieran todavia en-
hostilidad hacia nuestro Gobierno
a causa de actos dc intervention y
de ocupaci6n militar iniustihcables Q
injustifcados; o 81 las grandes re-
pGblicas del sur abrigasen a1n
profunda desconfanza en- cuanto a
nuestros objetivos fnales, y resen-
timiento al yer que nos negabamos
a reconocer la igualdad dc su
soberanial
81 echamos una mirada retro
spectiva veremos, sin embargo, que
el cuadro que acabo de esbozaros
representa- Ia situaci6n que existia
hace POGO menos dc diez amos.
La gaceta., 1942-03-09

Hay un solo objective ante noso-
tros-ganar la guerra.
Hjos en- el pueblo do los Estados
Unidos estan los oios de millones y
millones que durante largo tempo
han sobrelleyado ell peso y 81 frag1r
del combate. Durante intermin-
ables meses han estado librando una
batalla que es tambiCn la nuestra.
Ellos ahora esperan que nosotros
justihquemos Ia fe que en- nOsotros
han puesto. No podemos fracasar.
Imp6nese, sin embargo, que nos
demos perfecta cuenta de nuestra
gran responsabilidad. Preclsa que
nuestro esfuerzo alcance Immediate
mente las preparedness n~ecesarlas
que aseguren Ia victoria.
No fracasaremos.
No fracasaremos, porque Ia causa
por Ia cual luchamos, el prop6sito
que perseguimos, es 81 objective que
para todas las Americas, desde
Terra del Fuego hasta la Bahia do
Hudson, enoierra ell ideal supreme do
u vida-la hbNtad.
La gaceta., 1942-03-09

La fiesta de "El Bien P@blicO"
en- el CircalO CubGno
De resonante exito puede ca
lificarse el Cabaret Popular, de
nOminado Springtime Cabaret,
! celebra6o en- la noche del Saba
do por la Secci6n de Beneficen-
cia de FL Bien Pdblico, en- TODD
ell edificio del Circulo Cubano.
La concUrrencia pas6 horas
muy alegres.
En- la sala principal TOGO la or
questa &c %"jazz" Don Francisco
que, como siempre, recibio calu-
rosas ovaciones.
La plataforma de la sala
Bar" fIa ocupada por la or
questa latina La Tropical, con
SIS cantantes Srta. Mercedes
Sanchez y Freddie Valdes. To-
co al piaro ell joven Armando
Dorta.
Las mesas que de antemano
1epararon ~conocidas PERSONAL
dades de la l~ocalidad, fueron CO.
locadas en- la planta baja. En-
elias saludamos al DR.. A. A.
Gonzalez, Director de "El Bien
PGblico", y Sra, DR.. Luis Rey
y Sra, DR.. Juan Silverio y Sra,
d.. Gustavo Porro y Sra, Ma
ria Porro, DR.. Juan Manuel de
la Puente y Sra, DR.. Rene Mo
reno y Sra, Luis LAWN y Sra,
Alberto Valdes Brito, Director
del Semanario Information,
Y Sra, Margarita Gavilan, Eve
lilo Vald6s, Jose Diaz, Aurelio
Alvarez y Sra, Amado Valdes,
Jose Wales Mayol, Raymond
Sheldon Y Sra, Ceser Fernan-
dez, DR.. Raul Rogue y Sra, To-
ny A. Grimaldi y Sra, Fernan-
do Tudela, Cronista Social del
Semanario "Heraldo Domini
.aP'; Sr. Fernandez Y Sra, Ro-
arIo Tornero, Manuel Santos
La gaceta., 1942-03-09

Sc NGNDFN todos los niue
oles de una casa: Juego de CO
medor, de majagua; juego De
.uarto Simmons; uego de sala
maquina de coser, Radio, etc.
lnforman en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-03-09
La GACErK

g'ernan5az, Jose Garcia, John
Fernandez, Helen Gonzalez,
Marcos Fernandez y Sra, JOS
eph Lodato y Sra, Victor Rey y
Sra, Iuis Fernandez, y Sra,
Roberto Cernuda Y Sra, Arse
nj Velarde Y Sra, Eddy Salga-
do y Sra.
Ignacio Carrera y Sra, Con-
suelo Perez, Madrina del Gen.
tro Asturiano; Bill Alphaugh
Manuel Alvarez; Alicia Coma
.lez. Frank Fernandez, Luis Con
zalez, Gloria Valdes, Vicente
Dcminguez, Alfonso Salgueiro,
" Sra, Joe Delgado y Sra, A
dolfo Guerra y Sra, Rene Rodri
guez V Sra, Cesareo Alvarez l.
ISABEL Velasco, Daniel Menendez
B. Guagliardo Cesar Alvarez,
Aam6n Alea, Aware Fernan-
DEE, Olguita Diaz, Eduardo We
ga, Manuel Vega; Evelyn Fer
nandez, Candidate a Reina del
Carnival Latino Americana
DIR. Parsons NJ. Garcia, Medico
Director del Centre Asturiano,
Y Sra; DR.. Ken Vernon, DR..
Harrison, DR.. Raul Rogue y
Sra, Y otros muchoS mas.
La fiesta continue, en- medic
de gran ammonia, hasta despues
de las "inco de la manana.
La gaceta., 1942-03-09

La matinee dc aver
I'm eSla56n mas agrego aver
domingo a su larga cadena de
triunfos la Secci6n que tan ha-
bilmente comanda nuestro ami
go Angel de la Riva.
Todo 10 mas selecto de nues-
ira juventud Sc do ALI cita.
Tardes inolvidables, con la
orquesta "Don Francisco.
lEl pr6ximo domingo efectua-
ran Ii otra.
La gaceta., 1942-03-09
Los SOLDADOS FRANCE
SEES Sc APODERARON DE
UNA POSICION ITALIANA

Cairo, Egipto, mario EN- el
oasis de Fezzan, en- Ell desierto,
las fuerzas de la Francia Libre
Sc apoderaron de una posicion
italiana a menos de 500 millas
al sur de la base de Tripoli.
AL enemigo Sc lie capturaron
prisioneros y material de que
ira. Usaron los fascistaS sus a.
viones de picada, pero no pudie-
ron impedir su derrota.
La gaceta., 1942-03-09
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

C. NJ. Hagin, expolicia de
Plant City, sera juzgado en- es
ia semana como autor del ase-
sinato en- Segundo grade de Ar
turo Barton, de 40 amos, un
carpintero. Los dos hombreS
La gaceta., 1942-03-09

Esoq treintisiete pueblos est6n
unidos en- una causa com1n. A
pesar do las d~iferenoias que entire
ellos puedan %existir, todos los trein-
tisiete sc funden en- uno para elevar
fervorosa plegaria por la victoria dc
los principles de Ia civilization
cristianA.
Todos saben que, ri no SO aplasta
complete y permanentemente ell
hitlerismo, ninguna naci0n, ning1n
gobierno, nj nlngdn individuo podran
albergar e~speranzas para el future.
Cada palmo de terreno que los
v~alientes eiercitos del Soviet rescatan
de las hordas de Hitler, constltuye
un avance para todos nosotfo8.
Cada derrota que las heroicas tropas
chinas in1igen a los asc8inos japono-
ses es un golpe mas que SO asesta "A
In tirania que todos coniuntamenta
nos hemos propuesto derrutar.
Cada reeves que los satellites de Hitler
sufren n manos do las NaciOnel
Unidas adelanta en- igual proper
ci6n Ia causa a Ia cual SO han coasa-
grade los pueblos de estas trcinti-
siete naclones.
Hay que eliminar los prejui9los y
los Antagonismos-vieias querellas
que adm destilan rencores --donde-
quiera que puedan existir entire
nosotros los compahoros en- osta
Nueva CruzadA. No hay va justi-
fcaci6n para factor alguno que
menoscabe la efectividad de nuestro
comQn esfuerzo.
La gaceta., 1942-03-09

juzgados 81 martes, Nathan
Gonzalez, Sam Messina y EN-.
Ito Alfredo Diaz. Por guar
sus automobiles estando bora
chos, Archie Raymond Keen,
Melvin Mcclure y Raymond
B. Mcneil.