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when the big out-of-town deiega-
tons began to arrive.
,. All day long 1t continued and
far into the night.
But they were out early this
morning again. Business doomed
Ia all the restaurants and hotels.
The trek to the ball game started
early. The only ones in the hotel
Hobbies were a few scalpers who
were stuck with their tickets and
getting rid Of them at any price.
The crowd was the biggest horne
gathering in Notre Dame history.
In addition TO the regular Sc, 900
that filled all the seats, there were
1900 navy men guests OF the uni
yersity.
>They are sailors here for six or
eight weeks conditioning program,
sponsored by the navy and in
dependent OF the university
activities.
Incidentally they have taken
over the old Notre Dame baseball
diamond and are erecting mann
moth drill hall.
About a third Of the crowd was
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in the first half to hold the Goph-
ers TO a scorelesS tie, but Mime
sofa came back to unyeil new
sophomore sensation and wear
down the firing HawkeyeS.
Wayne Williams, a slight, red
headea sophomore playing in the
frst-string backfield for the first
time, led Minnesota's first scoring
drive, going over for the score
from the 5-yard line.
The turning point OF the game
came early In the third period
when Williams dashed around end
for the first score TO climax 3D.
yard drive. A few minutes later
Minnesota pushed over another
score after a 63-yard march, half
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Pitt Nip. Husksrs

PITTSBURGH (UPl.-Pitt
struck through the air once in the
first period tdday TO exc out a go
victory over the Nebraska.
A 42-yard touchdown pass by
haifhack Bill Dutton 10 end Mike
sotaek, following a pass intercept
ton by Louis Chelko, sewed up the
game for the Panthers.
The CornbuSkers twice drove to
the Pitt five in the third quarter,
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Harvard Is Victor

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (INSl.-
Stopping Bob Margarita, Harvard
slew the Brown Bear, z to 0, today
when Donald Richards emulated
the tactics Of the Brown triple
threat and raced AZ yards TOR .
touchdown.
Margarita took the kickoff on
his coal line at the opening Of the
third quarter and ran 20 yards. He
fumbled on the next play and
Johnson, the plunging Crimson
fullhack, recovered to start the
Crimson on its goalward drive.
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crpwlsy's Flyers Win

NEW YORK lINs). - The
North Carplina Pre-Flight
Clopdhusters to-day battered
their way TO Q one-sided ~ to o
pictary over Manhattan College
before $4,000 spectators 1T the
Polo Grounds.
Lieut. dim. Crowley's visiting
eleven scored touehdowns In the
hrst and fourth periods and Q
field goal In the third while
never allowing Manhattan to
advance beyond tile 29-yard line.
Walter zwieznskl, former La
fayatte player, spirited AZ yards
for the fFst touchdown and
MoFtie Lsnsberg scored In the
last period,
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Rice, Assiss Tie

HOUSTON, Tex.--Riee Institute
and Texas A. and N. fought TO a
seoreless tie today in q game
marked by fistieuffs.
Rice sought in the closing min
utes of the game to break the tie,
hut failed to pat across a field
goal when Lindsay Bowen, Rice
end, kicked wide Of the uprights
In the fourth period a Rice mar
tackled and plugged Ed Dusek or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

COLGATE, n. Y. Nsl-
Colgate struck In the second and
fourth periods today to down
Syracuse, lao.
Near the end OF the first half,
Al aHn0yer fired . short for
ward pass 10 John Batersli, Col
gate end, for the first touch
dawn. IN the last period Mike
Mieka went over from the J.
yard line to tInlsh a long Colgate
drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
- - -
I0wa's Iron Men
Bow to Gophers

back Dick Kelley running the Anal
four yards.
Iowa got back In the ball game
briefly IN the third period when
Tommy Farmer dropped back to
his own 90 and pitched q pass that
carried SO yards to the Minnesota
80, where end Bill Burkett took it
on . dead run and raced over far
2 touchdown.
Minnesota made the victory sure
IN the fourth period by pair OF
pass interpretations by Vic Kulhitski
and Jim LuShine.
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PHILADELPHIA (UP).-Penn
State College upset the veteran
Pennsylvania team, 1871.
State blocked a kick in the first
period to score y touchdown and
sent q freshman speedstsr, Larry
Joe, over the Penn goal In the
final period.
O'Dell passed 10 yards to Gre
gopis for Penns fourth period
score.
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Wolverines Win, 32-20,
After Trailing al Half
$1,000 Watch Kuzma Lead Attack
in First Grid Clash in 80 Years
BY BOB MURPHY

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Nov 14.-Notre Dame has fight
ing song that says something about shaking thunder dowA
from the sky. 1t happened today.
NoA3nly did it thunder lightning and wind and football
plague descended After 33 Michigan back to South
Bend to beat Nore Dame, 80 to co.
football that left an overflow crowd OF o. 200
limp gaspng Trailing IA 13 half Mehigans mighty
array of backs led back hit the Irish in the
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Cornell Wins, 2I-I9

BUFFALO, n. Y. (pP).-Cor-
nell downed Dartmouth, 2l-l9,
overcoming y two touchdown
deficit to Win, The toe Of fresh
man doe Anderson, who kicked
three extra points, proved the
deciding factor for Cornell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. II tUPl.
on-again, of-again
football team wore out Iowa's
iron men today and knocked the
Hawkeyes out of the Big Ten
Conference title race. "a to z.
The Iewans battled stubberniy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Hoosiers Get
8 Tou(hdowns

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. IA
VPJ.-Ihdisna used Ksnsas State
Tor Q guinea pig today to experi-
ment with unorthodox spread for
nations which gave the Hoosiers
q 81 to 0 victory,
Indiana scored In every period
but the second, tallying eight
tohchdowns and six conversions.
Hoosier reserves chalked UP IS
points Y the first PeSIeea:; State
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= TS StSs Kelley KplbIt'kl,
Points after topehaewns - darpaas >,
Minnesota spbstitutlons Anderson,
taasssfhSIa epsxi h'ps; s nIsssiss
Psrkp, sanders, Hotstrop, GraizigeF Cen
ter: Nplsndsr. Raeks: GRrnaaH, Williams,
HAIRY. Frlcksy, Keitey. kpipitskl. Kula,
tohnspn, THOMAS, carls. i-a'o''
ye aus 4ssklss:s'' Kane dasrsais; eHrtsn ran,
Center: LaIitsrbacp. Raeks
ukath sensslzsFi TFlsssy, fsrgusoa. va
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Holy Cross Triumphs

PHILADELPHIA lUP). "A
relentiess Holy Gross eleven,
sparked By undermining Johnny
Bezemes, whipped Temple Uni
Yerslty, II TO D, before a,000
fans at Temple stadium today.
The Crusaders scared their
first touchdown in. the first Ave
minutes of play after a 45-yard
march aud added the second
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marker In the final quarter, this
time after bb-ysra drive.
BeEemes went over for beth
scpFeS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Both Sides ChssFsd

And the crowd was excellent.
Fer days there have been rumors
of Michigan fans planning TO steal
the goal posts If the game was won
by the Wolverines. But at the end
the fans stayed off the field and
made no untoward movement.
Throughout the game, the fans
cheered both sides and their grand
brand of football, regardless OF
team. After watching the first
half the entire crowd, no matter
how partisan, was agreed that to
be beat by Michigan or Notre
Dame Is no disgrace.
A half hour after the game the
stands were cleared and the big
event Of the sport year was over.
But the memory will iinger tor
many years to come and even to
the Notre Dame fans 1t will be q
pleasant one.
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third quarter with as devastating
offense as the Midwest has seen IN
years to seal the doom of Frank
Leahy's clan.
This was strictly an offensive
battle and in the third quarter to-
day Notre Dame had the ball for
only FIVE plays.
Score Three Times
In that same third period Mich
igan scored three times and
kicked one extra point. 1t Isl
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Yale Comes From Rear to Conquer Princeton, 1876

NEW YORK-Yale came up
with an arreSting third period
counter-attack today to defeat
PRINCETON, 1875. The Bulldogs
wiped out Princeton's early lead
OF 60 with two quick tOuchdowns.
The first blow was struck BY
Townsend Hopes when he burst
through Prineeton's line on Wales
49 and putran the Princeton sec
ondaries ia score.
After q ssmi-vertical punt into
the gale BY Bob Perina, Yale went
50 yards in nine plays, Pickett
crashing through from the 4 for
the second Vale touchdown.
Following a 57-yard pass play
which saw Warren Veith run 40 10
Yales l-Yard line, George FRANKIE
drove over the goal line for the
Tigers score in the second period
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CsithamI Scores

Capt. George Ceithaml scored
from the l-yaFd line on Q quarter
back sneak after Kuzma had put
on Q brutal show OF power as he
knitted Metre Danes line to pieces.
Starting the second quarter,
Elmer Madar recovered q tumble
on Metre DANES 36-yard line and
Michigan marched to the 3. A fake
kick was tried, with Jim Rrieske
Jr. canning into the game to team
with Don Rphinson.
'Rphbie' dropped back to the
11-yard line and was holding the
ball. Brieske followed through
with q perfect fake, and Robbie
picked UP the ball and was around
end Tor the score. brieske missed
the extra pMnt.
The good luck that had been
Madar'f when Michigan turned q
tumble into a touchdown went the
other way few seconds later.
Kuzma fumbled Q Bertelli punt
and Mcbride touched the ball just
befpre it rolled out Of bounds. II
was Notre Dame on Michigan's l3
They battered to the 3 and Miller
went over.
Just before the half ended, Mich
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but q stout Panther defense halted
the first, and a tumble slapped the
second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

| the Aggie 32-yard line, bringing
Rice a a-yard penalty.
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A CoIorful Show

It was q colorful show from
start to finish. Bands, sailors,
naval R0TC, all combined to make
TT a first-class spectacle. The car
Iniyal spirit started early Friday
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Nays Rally Wins

BALTIMORE Rs). = Two
touehdswns Ia the fourth period
today gave Navy q spectacular
victory over Columbus, Is To Q.
Columbia led by 8 10 o going
into the last quarter.
The Middies advanced 8S yards
for their first touchdown, from
8 yards cut by Gordon studer.
With mere seconds left, Navy
sewed up the game when y Al
yard pitch by Hal Hamberg In
tended for end Al Channell, was
batted by q Columbia man into
the arms Of Hills Hume, who
OUTRAGED Coiumblans 10 score.
BOSTON. Nov IA nNsl.- Bos.
ton Colleges bo~l-bound clever
nnbeaten and united, crushel
FonihstR By SO TO 8 before q thor
oughiY lfazen crowd 81 80, 600 Al
FenVay Park this afternoon Ia Z
highls legal hut utterly barbarian
display Of football ferocity.
The defeat Vas FardhoIn's worSt
in three decades, since the 1915
season. when IL lost by 500 4
Holy Cross and $50 to Princeton
and II was accomplished Will
bruiSing power and blazing speec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

which would have done credit to
the Chicago Bears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Tech Line Holds

Sophomore Johnny August
spanked the second drive when b
faxed pass and raced SO yards
down the sidslines to Techs 81
Big Don Sails moved 1t to the
IL, where Techs Sine, q question
mark most Of the season, showed
its caliher by holding the Tide
to 5 yards In four downs.
The statistics showed correctly
how closely the two teams were
matched. In the FIRST downs de-
partment, Tech held an edge al
only one.
All that remains now between
Tech and its best season since
Coach Bill Alexander sent the
Golden Tornado roaring through
the country IN 1928 are games
with Florida-a breather IN view
OF the Gators record-snd GeoT
gia, also undefeated and untied.
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igan marched 60 yards and failed
on a fourth down pass that Kuzma
threw into the end zone to~R0bin-
son.
MY, N.Y. muttered Fielding
II. Yost at the end Of the first
half san ell my years I've never
seen anything like II. I never
saw . single man standing
around out there for 30 minutes.
IT was the toughest 80 minutes
Of football ! ever saw"
Tough as Is Was, 10 got
tougher.
Michigan came back for the
third quarter and scored three
times IN rapid succession. They
were q ball club literally on Are.
They were blaekiRg like demons
and White. Kuxnla, Robinson
and Weise we're slashing and
sighting like tpFmented men.
White scored first from the
l-yard line on q sweep at tackle
After Kolesar recovered q fuInhle
IN the Notre Dame 25-yard line,
Michigan went to the 8 and Kuzma
slammed over.
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In quick succession, he races.
Through center to the Alabama 20,
took a pass from Pat McHugh and
raced to the Tides 8, then circled
left end for 8. Plaster banged at
the Alabama line twice to score,
y Jordan converting. And that
turned out to be the ball game.
Alabama produced only two real
threats, both In the second guar.
ter. One touchdown run was called
back and the second "a drive
which started on the Tides ID,
begged down as the Tech men
held for downs on their own =.
The first threat came ss Joe
Domnanoyich, Alabama center, In
tercepted Castleherry's pass on
the Tech IS and numbered with Il
to the Yellow Jackets Is. Russ
Mosley, attempting 10 pass, was
thrown for a 12.yard loss. On the
next play he circled left end 10
score, only TO have the ball called
back because his teammates were
offSide.
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Georgia Tech 4
Still Unbedten,
Tops Alabama
Losers Score Twice
but Penalties Cancel
Chance for Victory

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. u luPl.
"A powerful Georgia Tech steven,
led by its freshman star, Clint
castleberry, took a ons-touchdown
lead In the first period and held 70
It tenaciously today to defeat
Alabama's Crimson Tide, 10, be-
fore q capacity crowd OF $4,000.
Techs victory, its eighth OF the
season, preserved It's perfect rec
ord. The Yellow Jackets displayed
q powerful attack, and defensive
game that time and again halted
Alabama drives In scoring terri-
tory.
castleberry came into the game
midway In the first period. He pro-
|ceeded to take an Alabama punt
on his own 10 and return II to the
Tech 80, almost getting away.
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lOontinuea on Page Four,
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Kpzma scored from the 1-yard
line for the final Michigan touch
down.
Notre Danes last score came
with. one OF the oldest OF all
weappns-the Statue OF Liberty
with Creighton Miller going IA
yards for q score.
This was ball game with
everything. The teams blocked
tackled and ran with unbelievable
foree and power. But 1t was clean
all the way.
At the end Of the day many ex-
|pected there would be a scramble
TOR the goal posts. But the sports
manship was q thing beautiful 70
behold. There We're sone 1,200
naval reserves seated on the fringe
Of the field. Not single SPECTATOR
tried to cross through the line
Of blue.
Sure, there was some commp-
ton In the stands from time to
tima as those who had waited 33
years, or some part OF 1t, blew of
steam, but nothing serious any
where at any time.
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MeKlphis, pswaF, Dean.
eowAn White 2, Hllienbrand.. Ronzone.
Dean, Bell, Hinenbrard. Taysper.
! Referee4R. W. Hnegel (AsrQnelisl. I'm
plrs red o'suIlNau (KausAsI. Field Judge
= liepe kamper tfopeka Kap.l. Linesnan
~. C. Cuffs (chieagol.
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Score Three Times
N0IRE DANE

doubtful II any Michigan football
team In all history ever played 9
single period with as much lift
and drive and fight as the VOL
verines showed IN amassing those
19 points.
Strong Of heart and true to her
name. Nptre Dame went down as
her loyal hackers would have
wanted it-gambling and attack
ing TO the bitter end.
The Irish scored in the first six
minutes Of play when 44-yard
drive was climaxed with q 7-yard
pass from Angelo Rertelli to Bob
Dove--and he was no dove OF
peace for Michigan today.
Before the Michigan hosts had
TING TO start feeling jittery, the
Wolverines were on the march,
They topk the kickoff following
Notre DANES opening touchdown
and wfnt SO yards In 10 plays tl
score.
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To show the type of offense
Michigan had today, the Wolver-
ines punted only twice in the game
and Notre Dame had to boot the
ball only three times.
Think OF that-pnly five punts In
Q football game that was listed as
pne OF the bitterest and hardest
fought ever played.
1t wasn't the advertised aerial
battle il was supposed to be either
Notre Dame tried only Il passes
and completed six. Michigan tried
nine and clicked for three.
1t was 2 day for running hacks
and IN this type football game no
(COntinued on PAGE Flve\
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lContinued on Page Flyel
La gaceta., 1942-04-17
Las tropas mglesas Destroyer los
campos petroleros de Binnania
Sc desea en- Londres un Estado Mayor que
combine las tres armas

En- eSta capital Sc ha iniciado
una agitaci6n en- pro de que ell
mando Sc consolide en- un solo
eStado mayer compuesto por las
tres armas. La intenci6n es en-
plear con mayor eficiencia ed e.
jercito, la marina Y la fuerza
real de aviaci6n. Los comandos
debieran servir como mcdelo,
segdn algnnos peri6dicos, en-
cuanto al uso de las tres armas
Los dltimos successes en- la ba-
hia de Bengala sc achacan a la
falta de coordination en- las ope-
raciones de t@ierra, mar y aire.
BESIDE Estokolmo informan
que 81 mando aleman ha ordena-
do Ia retirada de un ndmero con
siderable de noruegos desde las
regiones de Tromsoe, puerto del
Artico. y Nodded, en- la acciden-
tada costa oeste, hacia ell inte-
rior, temiendo una possible inva-
sion por los aliados.
La gaceta., 1942-04-17
Vinson desea Sc construyan Glen submarines
La escuadra americana volvera a las Indias o.
HoIandesas. = Downey pide al gobierno de in
caute de 10 millones de Observation-Disclosures
zados los nipones en- la isla Panay

Balboa, Canal de Panama
abril 17.-Asumi6 aqui ell mai
do del 150 Distrito Naval, que
abarca la ZOna del Canal de
Panama, ell contralmirantt
Clifford Evans Van Hook, que
hace una semana cumplio 81
amos de edad. Sucede en- e.
cargo al contralmirante Frank
H. Sadler.
Washington, abril 17.-Las
tropas filipino-americanas re-
pelen hoy un ataque de los ia
poneses en- IlOilo, la capital de
la isla de Panay. Tropas que
viajaban en- ocho transportes
fueron desembarcadas aver,
e mesa isla, por ell mando nj
pom E.stimase en- 5000 ell n1-
nero de los soldadOs enemi-
Cos. Los destructores de la es-
cuadra apoyaron ell desembar
co. Aparentemente los japone
ses buscan Ell aer6dromo secre
to que las 'fortalezas aereas''
utilizaron hace pocos dias.
Londres, abril 17.-Harry
Hopkins, ell representante per
sonal del presidente Roosevelt
confernci6 hoy con ell primer
ministro Churchill. Antes de
visitar al jefe del gobierno ha.
bia efectuado varias entrevis'
tas con ell captain Oliver Lyt.
telton, misntiro encargado DE-
la production de guerra.
Londres, abril ii.-El mi
nistro de la Gran Bretana pa
ra ell Asia menor, Richard G
Casey, declare hoy que los a.
liados deben asumir que ell ia
pom puede realizar mayores o
fensivas, simultaneamente
contra Australia y la India.
"Pueden ustedes depender de
la America. La production de
Estados Unidos Sc hara sentir
en- mas de un teatro de la que
ira. FL gobierno y ell pueblo
de la gran repGblica estan de-
terminados a restablecer la
si.uaci6n que existia antes del
sconflicto en- ell Pacifico.
La gaceta., 1942-04-17
LOS TRABAJADORES SE O.
PONEN A LA "CONGELA-
CION" DE LOS SALARIOS

Washington, abril II. e!
"gabinete obrero" del presi-
dente Roosevelt, compuesto
por delegados del CIO y de la
Federation Americana del
Trabajo, Sc opuso aver a la
"congelaci6n" de los jornales
y sueldos.
Basamos nuestra oposici6n,
dijo William Green, presiden-
te de la +. A. L., en- ell hecho
de que las demands de jorna-
les deben ser decididas por la
de trabajo en- tempo de
guerra.
Varios senadores insi.te en-
una norma obrera voluntaria,
en- TODD ell pals, incluyendo la
suspension de las 40 horas y
paga extra por las horas ex-
traordinarias,
La gaceta., 1942-04-17

Londres, abril l7.-Las tro-
pas ingleSas destruyeron hoy
les campos petrOleros de Yenan-
gyauhg, en- Ell occidente de Bir-
mania, para impedir que caigan
en- poder de los japoneses.
Las tropas niponas realizan
furicsos ataques y sc proponen
eparar los ejercitos chinos, ell
Quinto Y ell SeXto, de la column
mas britanicaS. E fuego Y la di-
namita sc usan en- la obra de DIES
trucci6n.
La infanteria ligera del Rey,
la Yorkshire, sc retira al norte
de Magwee, la entrada de los
pozos.
Otras tropas ccnservan sus
posiciones e mel area de Taungd
winhyi, al pie de las montanaS
do Pegu Yoma. Ell avance del
enemigo, sin embargo, pone en-
pe,igro ell flanco oeste, al sur de
las lineas chinas, cerca de Tha-
gaya.
La gaceta., 1942-04-17
La escuadra rusa hundio otro transporte del lie
Sc mantiene ell terreno ganado en- la region de
Vyazma. - Estados Unidos aumenta ell envio
de maquinas y pertrechos

Moscou, abril 17.-Las fuer-
zas navaleS rusas hundieron un
transporte de 10000 toneladas
en- ell Artico, dice ell ccmunicado
de hoy.
Mas de 1000 alemanes fue-
ron aniquilados en- AS horas de
combate en- el frente de Lenin-
grade. Ell botin capturado Sc
ccmpone de ametralladoras y
morteros de trinchera, rifles au
Tomatoes y una considerable
cantidad de municiones.
Cuarenta solda1os alemanes,
que eSperaban en- la Staraya Ru
sa ell momentC de ser condecora-
dos, fueron destrozados por una
carga de dinamita puedta por
las guerrialas.
Los nuevos ataques de lis ale
manes, preliminares de la caca-
realda ofensiva de primavera,
han sido rechazados en- todOs los
s~ectoreS.
Ell enemigo Sigue s~ufriendo
considerable bajas en- ell sector
.ide Kalinin, 10 mismo que en- la
cuenca del Donetz.
La gaceta., 1942-04-17

Seis divisionoS rusas CANA
ron terreno en- la region de
,Vyazma Y 10 m%antienen. Algu-
mas de eStas divisicnes usan tan
CUES, artilleria Y otras armas
traidas de Inglaterra y los Es-
tados Unidos.
DeSde EStados Unidos comu-
mean que el presidente Roose-
welt concedi6 una audiencia al
embajador Litvinoff, a quien a.
cOmpanabtn ell mayor general
Aleianlro Balayff y el central
mirante Mikail Akulin, presi-
dente y vicepresidente de la CO.
mission Tornado para hacer com
pras en- csc pals aliado.
Los embarques americanos
hacia Russia contimttan aumen-
tanldo, a satisfaction del Krem-
lin Y del embajalor acreditado
ante ell presidente Roosevelt y la
canciIleria americana.
BESIDE LondreS ccmunican
que ell gCbierno de Churchill
rahuea levantar la clausura con
ira Ell diario 'sDaily Worker,
La gaceta., 1942-04-17
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

Eel juez Hines puso aver fin
a la vista de la causa contra
Monroe Reynolds, de % amos,
acusado de robo, cuando uno
de los miembros del jurado
manifesto que le conocia.
Habia actuado va ell ciuda-
dano jurado en- una causa con
ira Reynolds, en- la corte fede-
raj.
Tn nuevo juicio, con un nue.
70 jurado, sc fijara den,ro de
pocos dias.
La esposa del procesado,
Charlotte Reynolds, de 10 a
nos, fu6 absuelta por orden
de- juez.
Frank Emerine fue librado
de una acusaci6n de asalto a.
levoso y Alfonso Dupree de a.
erosion y lesiones.