davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

Moscu, Die 24-Las trOpas
rojas Sc acercan a Ia ciudad te-
rrocarrilera de Mi.lerovo y pre-.
oionan desde tres differences la
dos I'll comunicado official reveal
Ia reconquista de s poblacio-
mes. y un total de 44,0)0 nazis
muertos Y $1,000 prisioneros.
Todas eStas bajas las sufrio ell
enemigo en- I'm periodic de uueye
dias.
Este situada Mllerovo a 1870
ml.las For el nor,a de Bostoy,
.puerta de entrada del Caucaso,
cuya cGptura sellaria la ruta de
escape de aproXimadamente I'm
million de soldados hitlaristas.
En- les boletines de hoy ed alto
mando sovi6tico dec.ara que las
fuerzas del coronsl general n.
F.. Vatutin avanzan q raz6n de
- a Is millas por dia y SO han
apoderado de tres poblaciones
en- arco que amenaza con rodear
per complete a Millerovo. Las
poblaciones recapturadas sc nm
bran Bolshink, Voloshina y Ak
.lovi ROg.
Lap unta de lama de Bo.shins
esta a 81 miilas de Kamansk,
por el nordeste, otra ciudad por
debajo de Millerovo, en- el ferro-
carril MoScu-Rostov.
AL mismo tempo las column
mas rojas ensanchan su avance
en- la Ukrania, 81 granero russo,
y la vaguardia Sc encuentra a
$40 midas de Kharkov, la pode-
rosa ciudad industrial.
Los generates nazis realizan
desesperados esfuerzos para
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
FIESTA EN- HONOR DE LOS
NINOS POBRES

Sc efectuara hoy una fiesta,
en- Ell Auditorio Municipal, en-
honor de los nihos pobres de
Tampa.
Mas de 800 nihos recibiran ju
quotes y dulces
Patrocina 81 acto, como en- a.
nos anteriores, q Comite de Gu
dadanos para la Navidad de los
Nihos.
Santa Claus llegara a las 3 de
Ia tarde y personalmente entire
CARA los regalitos.
Fl grupo de bailarinas Danny
Sheehan ofrecera un programa
especial.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

I'm saludo de Pascuas, con la
sinceridad de siempre, para
nuestras sociedades y logias y
en- particular para aQuallas que
saben apreciar ell desinteres dc
Ia labor Que realizamos.
Hacen muchO dano q las ms
tituciones mutualistas y de otro
matiz los indNiduos que tratan
de "inyactarles' agravios y rem
elias de origen personal.
En-. hombre que sirve a una So
ciedad ha de ser 10 suficiente-
mente discreto para no mezclar
sus odios, legitimos 0 injustos,
en- la obra cOlectiva.
La sociedad, como la UnI5n
o la Logia, puede llevar muchos
amos de vida; pero continda
eiendo una nina o un nino en-
cuanto a los problemas que no
atanen directamente a su exis-
tencia.
Convirtamos nuestras socieda
DIES, logias y uniones en- lugares
sagrados, y apartemos de elias
los "proselismo" y exageracio-
mes.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

Ciudadana: No llore en- estas
Pascuas. La guerra es cruel; pc
70 ell hombre ha venido luchan-
do por su libertad desde que sa-
liera de las cavernas para crear
naciOnes Y convertir a los escla-
vos en- seres pensantes.
Coma Y beba moigeradamen-
he Y dedique un recuerdo, Y 81
es possible un regalito, a todos
los seres queridos.
-iEl hio volvera, y asi Ell ma
rido Y ell hermano!
Y 81 no vuelve, debe buscarse
ell consuelo en- la satisfaction del
deber cumplido!
La lucha que sostienen todos
los paises agredidos, marchando
a la cabeza Estados Unidos, Ru-
STA, China e Inglaterra, deman-
da sacrificios.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

No vendran a la Florida las
novenas de las grandes ligas.
LIE hemos agregado al esfuer-
20 de guerra, con esa MEDIA,
"el chocolate del loro."
Nc sehan construido las bar
cas- que hace I'm ano recomenda-
ra la Florida.
Las fabricas de caucho sinte-
tico Sc estan edificandO aun.
iAbundan las disposiciones
"bien intencionadas" que produ-
cen desaliento y confusion!
Sagin nosotros vemos las CO.
sas, no estaria de mas dismi-
muir reglas, obstaculos, errores,
y solicitar de los "prominentes"
piensen mas en- ell pals y menos
en- el future de sus negocios par
ticu,ares.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
LOS CAZAS ATACAR0N I'M
PORTANTES POSICI0NES
DE LOS JAPONESES
Regresaron todos los aparatos
Actividad de los aviones
del enemigo

Nueva Ddhi, Die. 24-Los ca
zaS aliados atacaron las instala'
clones japonesas en- Rathedaune
en- el rio Mayu, frente de Biz.
Otras escnFirillas bOmbardes
ron el aer6dromo de Magwe y
una refineria debetroleo en- Ye-
nangyaung.
Durante la noche los "Wellin-
tons tambien atacaron aer6dro-
mos del enemigo. Todos los apa-
ratios britanicos regresaron a
sus bases.
Rathedaung Sc hanla a 25 mi
HAS de Akyabm por ell noroeste.
Los aviadores japoneses Sc mos
traron activos y arrojaron bonn
has en- ell area de Basemi, en- no
ras de la tade, y en- C%hittagong
Gurante la noche.
Ell mando informa que los ar
tefactos ocasionaron algunas ba
jas Y danos materiales.
Uno de los aparatos def enc
migo fue int~erceptado y derri-
bado.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
Las divisiones Rojas convergen sobre
ell centro femocamiero de MiIlerovo
En- nueve dias Sc les hicieron a los nazis $1,000
prisioneros y "A, 100 muertos. Ensanchsn su avan-
ce en- la Ukrania las tropas sovieticas

@Contener la ofensiya roja y Ian
IAN en- la batalla nuavas reser-
vas.
En- un lugar, 1000 nazis levan
taron los brazos y Sc rindieron.
Trat6 81 enomigo de contraata-
ear, en- otro sector, pero tuvo
que retirarse, dejando mas de
500 muert0s en- ell campo.
A los na2is Sc les arrebataron
ca6oues, tanques. armas peque-
MSS y muujeiones.
s ase cue les iefes alemanes
procuran, 0pelando a Ia violen-
ia, dominar ell pdnico de sus tro
pas.
Das'e cue los ei6rcitos del te-
niaute general Gdilov " ell CO.
roma. general Vatutin cruzaron
en- Don, ell .terreno ganado por el
ayauce sc calcula entire u Y l02
m.llas,
Sobre el bc.in de guerra ARE
batado al enemigo, 81 comunica-
do menciona estas cifras: 143
tanques. 1906 cahones, 2849 "a
mgtralladoras, 1000 rifles auto
maticos. 1880 rifles, 7,414 ca
mionetas, $500 caballos y 1,151
motocicletas.
Durante la ofensiva fueron
derribados So aeroplanos y des-
truidos 100 tanques 235 cahones
$ mas de camiones y carros bin
dados.
Ia entrada de las tropas ro-
jas en- IA Ukrania Sc hizo por Pc
.poyka. q lao millas de Kharkov,
" q avance Sc extiende por la
ferth provincial.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

Ciudadano: No tome la oca-
sion de las Pascuas para -aho-
gar sus penas en- alcohol"
Beba unas copas para alegrar
Sc, ST asi le agrada, pero piense
que IN borracho, sucio, imperti-
nente. lenguaraz, vcmitado. no
honra a su persona y menos a So
nacionalidad.
Haga un uso moerado y decen
te de todas sus libertades.
La patria p~ertenece a todos,
en- la Repdbiica Democratiea y
justo es que todos comprenda-
mos nuestras responsibilities
Els un animal repulsivo ell bo-
rracho, aunque invoque los ho-
rrores de la guerra para excu-
sar su vileza.
Pero l6gico es repetir que los
derechos Individuals forman la
entraha de la libertad.
Los prohibicionistas habian
de moral, fineza, correction
temperancia, pero cuando alta
can los derechos del indEiduo'
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
LIE C~OFUNDIERON CON u
Ma PANTERA Y LIE HI
RIERON

AT ser confunido con una pan
terra, en- los Everglades, William
Crooks, de 50 amos. vecino de
Valdosta, Ga, fue herido en- una
pierna y llevado al hospital del
condado de Hillsboruogh por 81
diputado Rookie Culbreath, de
la oficina del sheriff INFERNO Sa
vareSe.
Dormia Crooks junto a la ca
rrstera, cuando la penosa confu
sion tuvO lugar. Hizo ell disparo
una persona que viajaba en- un
coche de la policia de carreteras
del Estado.
Sc mandara un informe al
sheriff de Everglades City.
Los m6dicos del condado te-
men que de la herida Sc deriven
serias complicaciones.
Todavia no sc ha logrado en-
contrar la bala, no obstante los
sondeos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
LA VTYTENDA CAMPESTNA
PoR Ell AFRO. LUIS BAY sEvILLA
Arquitecto del Ministerio de Salubridad y Asistencia
Social de Cuba

bion que 81 81 bohio actual Sc me
jora sanhitariamente un POGO
no mas, queara 81 Sc quiere, has
ia comfortable. La cubierta de
guano estando bien cobijada, no
con tiras de ARGUE, sino con a
.lambre galyanizado, puede du-
rar de ounce a veinte amos, y co
mo q material de 9uano es fres-
co en- verano y no influye en- in
vierno al aumento del frio, en-
NADIA mCjor nj mas barato pue-
lie pens9rse para techar un bo-
hio. Sc dice que su estructura
permite que aniden en- esos te-
chos roedores y sabandijas. Pc
no, go pregunto: zen que casa
dol campo, en- mayor 0 menor
cantidad, no Sc encuentran esos
animales? Sc dice que es facil-
mente combustibie, pero esos te-
chos va exist6an cuand0 llega-
ron a estas tierras Colon y sus
hombres, y nosotros no sabemos
he frecuentes incendios en- los
bohios. Pero, 81 Sc deseare, pue-
den facilmente hacer iuc0mbus-
tible3 y pueden tambi6n conser-
varse mcior y hasta ahuyentar-
SO los animales, pintaudo las
maderas que forman Ia estruc-
tura del tocho con una soluci6n
de ereosotc.
Los tabiques interiors; ac-
tuales resultan en- su mayorfa
pd,igrosos para Ia moral del bo-
hfo, pordlle facilmente Sc We a
trav6s de sus rendijas. Yo he re-
comendado tabiques de ladrillos
dc barro, que han ne hacer los
propios % Iradores de Ia casa,
para lograr De csc modo su aba
atamicnto, facilitdndoseles los
moldes Y dirigi6ndolos una per-
soma qual es ayudara tambien a
levantar los propios tabiques,
que deben tener solamente dos
metros de altura. Y en- los luga-
res donde abunde la matedra
pueden hacerse de csc material.
(PasO a Ia ga. pdg,l
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

No sc puede pensar, nj Sc pue
de iniciar tampoco, una campa-
ma nacional que tienda al meio-
ramiento de los hogares de las
familias de la clase media y o.
brera de la ciudad y del campo,
porque todavia el COngreso Gu
bano no ha tenido tempo para
estudiar, discutir y aprobar una
ley de viyiendas que ampare a
todos por igual, en- el legitimo
anhelo de TODD ciudadano, de pc
seer un hogar propio, sano y con
Portable, donde alojarsa con sus
mas grandes afectos, tanto 81
que Sc encuentra respaldad0 por
81 cacique poderoso, como 81 in
foliz que teniendo solo como pa
Itrimonio su h0nradez, carezca
"
de iniluencias politicas que le
ayuten a obtener la possession de
una casa.
Psro volviendo al asunto de
Ia vivienda campesina que es 10
que ahora nos interesa, diremOs
que cuantos Sc propongan resol-
yer ese gran problema, sin que
des anime inter6s partidarista
alguno, saben bien que, hacien-
do tan solo un POGO de sandal
en- los bohios, Sc mejoran nota-
blemente sus condiciones sani-
tarias.
Pensar en- la Transformation
radical del bohio. acusa IN des-
conocimiento de la reaiidad.
Aunque todOs anhelamos que
n~uestros guajiros vivian %confor-
tablemente, sabemos que la ca
pacidad economical de esos hom-
bres les impide contraer deudas,
que clos mismos las rehuyen
porQue saben que no podran IL
quidarlas dentro del plazo que Sc
les sehale para hacerlo. Y es dis
paratado y POGO serio, pensar
que 81 Egtado pucde construir,
con dineros de Jas areas naci0-
males, una casa para regalarla a
cada guajiro.
Por otra parte sshemos muy
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
LOS NAILS DE
FRANCO LAS ISLAS BA-
LEARES

Ankara, Turqufa, Die. 24-En
las esferas d~iplomaticas Sc afr
ma que Hitler hace preston So
bre Ell gobierno de Espaha para
que lie permita establecer bases
en- las islas Baleares, en- q Me
diterraneo.
Creese que 81 Franco rehusa
entregar las islas, las naciones
del Eje Sc apoderaran de elias
por medic de la fuerza.
FL mando aliado conoce ell va
Tor e~strat6gico de las Baleares
y su Influenza en- una lucha por
la possession de Gibraltar.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

I'm saludo especial, muy afec-
tuoso Y muy sincere, con motive
de las Pascuas, para Don Basi-
lilo Alvarez, ell ilustre gallego re-
cluido en- el sanatorio del Cen
tro Espanol.
Recordara Ell aQuellos dias
cuando en- Pascuas, Y en- todos
los dias del ano, luchaba por ell
bieneStar de los campesinoS de
su region y por una vida mejor
para Ell pueblo espanol.
Sabe listed, Don Basilio, que
por aca lie queremos todos los
hombres de coraz6n y en- estas
horas de dolor e infortunio lie es
guimos admirando.
Dios lie ha puesto a prueba y
ojala que la victoria Aliada Sc
produzca en- el ano venidero, de
modo Que la RepGblica resurja
en- Espana y listed, en- union de
SUI esposa y de su hijita, pueda
regresar a la terra regada de
sangre Y ennoblecida por la va
lentia y la abnegaci6n de les re-
publicanos.
lila de pr0barse Ell amor eafan
do ell ser amado sufre Y ha de
exteriorizarse la gratitud GUAM
do aquel que nos ayudara es a.
batido por la deSgracia!
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
LA AVIACION ALIADA Sc
MUESTRA ACTIVA EN- ALE
MANIA, FRANCIA Y BEL
GICA

Londres, Die. A.-AviOnes
de bombardeo Y caba de los ALA
dos atacaron anOche posiciones
del enemigo en- el occidente de
Alemania, Francia y Belgica.
"Los obietivos fueron bombar
deados y danados."
Entire los puntos asaltados fl
guran los mueIles de st. Malo,
en- Francia, y lugares fijados
por 81 mando en- Bretafia y MOI
mandia
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
A X TRIO
PAS AMERICANS

Londres, Die. 24.-Ilegaron a
Dakar, la importante colonia
francesa de Africa, soldados de
los Estados UnidOs. Hicieron e.
viaje en- transportes y aercpla-
nos.
La poblaci6n les hizo un EMU
SHASTA r~ecibimiento.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

Ell primer ministro de Finlan
dia brind6 en- la embajada japo-
mesa, en- Hesinki, por 'la victo-
ria de Pearl Harbor."
Esta ell mundo lleno de ingra-
tos, cobardes y miserables.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Otro regalo sovietico. - Do nBasilio. = Brindis
del Felon. - Pascuas. = Sensatez
y responsabilidad

hombre o mujer, son reacciona-
rios de la peor clase.
Ell prohibicioniSmo de Esta =
dos Unidos era sin6nimo de cri-
men v TODD hombre inteiente
trabajara, con su palabra y su
esfuerzo, para evitar la reinci-
dencia.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
UN POLIZON HONDURENO
ENCERRADO EN- LA CAR

Las autoridades de inmigra.
ci6n encarcdlaron aver a Alfre.
DO Septine, de 30 amos, negro,
que lleg6 a este pals, como poll
z6n, procedente de Honduras.
Sera iuzgado en- la corte fedc
raj. La ley sehala para estos ca
SOS multa de $500 0 un aho dc
preside, a las dos penas a ia vez
Intervene en- 81 case el inspeC
tor Reilly.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

Nos ACADIA de hacer otro re-
gallo de Pascuas ell magnifico e.
jercito rojo con la nueva derro-
ia de los alemanes y la entrada
de sus tropas en- la Ukrania.
Core Ell enemigo con la mis-
ma velocidad que los italianos
fascistas deSarrollaron en- Qua
dalajara.
Los 'invencibles'' empiezan a
comprender que Sc acerca para
6los la bora de bajar la cabeza
v purgar sus horrendos delitos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
Ell TEMPO

Temperature suave. Minima,
9 las 8 de Ia mahana, IS grsdos.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-12-11

Egypt, where his latest exploits
nave won him national recOgni-
ton as Nashville's plane-shOotine
champ. In fact, he is believed ia
be the first Nashville aviator
credited with shooting down an
Axis plane.
The 21-year-old aviator has
been doing his most recent dam
age to German planes in Egypt,
where he's been stationed for sew
eral months. He has been credit
ed with bringing down three of
them. His squadron, known as
the BLACK Scorpion" squad, re-
Gently shot down four enemy
planes and damaged three more
during an air flight over the
desert. That, according to the U.
S. Air Force in Egypt, was the
most successful day the U. S.
pilots had had in that theater.
The victims of the Black Scorpion
aerial guns, attacked from a
height of 10000 feet, were sent
crashing on their own landing
ground. They had abandoned the
fight, thinking the Americans
would go away, but the Scorpions
dived after them with bursts of
cannon and mahcine gun fire, un-
til the planes whirled dizzily to
disaster. The squadron came
home, according to the Air Force
report, "unscathed and jubilant,"
and were treated to beer that
night by Brigadier General ABBY
C. Strickland, desert commander.
Beck's family isn't sitting idly
by and letting Bill do all the
work. His brother, Max, is a
lieutenant at Camp Berkeley,
Texas. His mother serves as a
volunteer hostess at the Soldiers
and Sailors Lounge in Nashville.
Besides being an expert at
plane-shooting, Bill is a crack
swimmer and retains an interest
he has had since childhood IN
chemistry and radio.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-12-11

ing him straight to his dumb face
that it was I, Aaron Meisel, Jew,
who wiped out his six soldiers and
knocked the revolver from his
hand and dragged him here more
dead than alive"
The door slammed open and a
pocket flashlight showed the Ger
man prisoner stepping carefully
over the threshold accompanied
by guard. Aaron Meisel turned
towards him. The German met a
look that was full of hatred and
wrath. He lowered his eyes and
quickly stepped into the darkness
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-12-11
Jews IN BATTLE
BY BEN SAMUEL

LIN part of China, Jewish young man,
%l-year-Old Lieutenant Morton Sher, of Green
vile, S. c., was being feted by the pigmy ma
tives Of a Sole village never before visited bv
a foreigner
Lieut. Sher had been over Hong Kong that
afternoon shooting down a Jap Zero. His plane.
with three zeros in pursuit of it, was forced
down by engine trouble and landed on a small
field. Chinese on the field quickly camouflaged
the plane with grass and saved it from enemv
machine gun fire. Suffering only head bump,
the lieutenant was removed to the Sole village
where, despite the fact that he is only five feet
five himself, he was regarded by the natives as
giant. Officials called upon him to speak at
gatherings of 15,O0O-and even to sing For
songs he went through the Star Spangled Ban
ner and whatever campus ditties he retained
from his days at the University of Alabama.
When they demanded Stories he told what he
could remember of Little Red Riding Hood"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-12-11
MOSCOW (by wireless)-

+ MOSCOW (by wireless)-
The reaction of the average
Jewish soldier in Russia to the
anti-Semitic barbaraties and AFRO
gance of the Nazis is illustrated
in this report of an interview in
which a captured Nazi prisoner
was taken down a peg when he
found that his captors were Jew
ish:
The cross examination was
coming to an end. The lanky, red
haired "ober-corporal' with pale,
sleepy eyes, stood leaning against
the door-jamb looking expectantly
at the commander who was inter-
rogating him.
1T was all very unexpected"
said the prisoner. There were
twice as many of us in the dug
out"
only twice as many?" queried
the commander. There were
sixteen of you and only three of
our scouts"
well, we managed to wound
one of them, and if it hadn't been
for that Caucasian ;" The pris-
oner glanced over to where a tall
lieutenant with black moustache
was sitting. The latter turned to
the interpreter and said:
'"Tell him I'm a Jew, not a eau
casian." The interpreter COM
piled.
"a Jew" exclaimed the German
in such a tone that the lieutenant
sprung to his feet.
Listen" he said, tell him
three of us sent fifteen of his pals
to a place where they'll never be
able to kill or torture anymore.
I killed six of them myself" He
paused for moment. ooh, never
mind" he continued, ito hell
with him. You just tell him that
I'm Jew. That my name is
Aaron Meisel and that those six
men in the dugout bring my total
of dead Nazis to 80 and the score
is by no means closed"
The lieutenant buttoned up his
overcoat and walked out of the
room. I followed him. He was
standing on the threshold breath
ing heavily. The scene inside had
evidently upset him.
"That red-headed b got
my goat" he said as joined him.
"He isn't used to the thought of
his fellow cut-throats being bump
ed off by Jews. I've my own
SCOEG W SCLLIC Will IIIC 4dSC1SIS.
The bodies of my mother and
father and my sisters Rosie and
Eva, just children, were found
lying in a ditch near Feodosia.
You think it was easy for me to
let that red-headed swine go? I
had my knife at his throat with
a vision of my folks and thous-
ands of other Jews murdered by
the Hitlerites before me. But my
commander had ordered us to
take prisoners for questioning
and figured that an obercorporal
would be the best for the purpose,
so I spared him.
Now I'm glad. If I had killed
him it would just add another
dead Nazi to my list, but I would
never of had the pleasure of tell
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-12-11
THE JEWS OF RUSSIA FIGHT BACK
BY LEV NIKULIN

Copyright, 1912 Jewish Teegraphic Agency Inc.
EDITORS NOTE: Chanukah this year finds counter
parts of Judah Maccabee his "guerras fight
ing in all the armies of the United Nations Especially
valiant has been the struggle Russian people
many Jews in the Red Army.)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-12-11

At length he returned to his
base, and is probably up in the
air again right now fighting more
ZerOS.
IN THE LINE OF DUTY: This
column salutes the memory of
Laura Libby Cohen, of Boston,
Mass, who died in the flames dur
ing the recent disastrous confla-
grafton at the Cocoanut Grove in
that city.
Miss Cohen may well be said to
have given her life for her country
in the line of duty. She worked
for the army ordinance by day,
and sold defense bonds and
stamps as a volunteer worker at
the Cocoanut Club by night.
HE SHOOTS DOWN NAILS
FOR A HOBBY:. Shooting down
Axis planes is the favOrite pas
time of Lieutenant William S.
Beck of Nashville, Tennessee. It
is a hobby which brought him in
to the air corps as a volunteer
and took him all the way to
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-18

AS the nations which the
Lord destroyeth before your
face, so shall ye perish; because
We would not be obedient unto
the voice Of the Lord your God.
deuteronomy 800
Obedience is the key to every
door. George Macdonald.
Be We therefore merciful, as
your Father also is merciful.
Luke 6:36
For every one that docth evil
hateth the light. neither comcth
to the light, lest his deeds should
be rcprovcd John 800.
Life is not the supreme good,
but the supreme evil is to realize
ones guilt. Schiller.
No minority, no matter how
small, can be deprived Of It's
rights as American citizens by
another group, no matter how
large.
Judge Ben Moore, U. S. dis
trIct court.
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action takes place. There will
be no tricks. That is my bargain.
You understand
A raving maniac. | want to
smash your grinning face. |
want to see the blood start from
your nose as it started from Sc
bastien and Mcdowell
All You close your fistA You
are very strong. 1t would be a
pity TO kill you He moved,
swiftly, beyond the wardrobe;
beyond Bill TalCottS vision.
Minutes or perhaps hours pass
ed. and then the sound, as Of
the scratching Of fingcrnails
came from the bathroom door,
Swiftly an d unccrcmoniously
Martha SwcnSon pulled a blank
ct over TalcOtts eyes. When she
removed il the bathroom door
swung idly and Won Stampf was
gone.
He awokc suddenly. surprised
that he had been asleep. He
heard the sound Of angry voices
and lifted his head to stare with
bleary eyes at a full-blown ar
gumcnt between Martha Sven
son and the ships physician. II
didn't occur to him Immediately
that he was able to move again.
The tablCau was too interesting
Miss SwcnSon was dismiSSinE
her erStwhilc swain in no un-
certain terms Telling him off
for a fool, a sap, sucker and
lechcrous old dope.
Talcott grinned. II was very
interesting to see the doctor s
StuffincSs being beaten out of
him like dust out of a carpet.
He stopped grinning fuite sud
denly when the door swung
open to admit Captain Pringlc,
Halsey, Professor Constantine
and-June Paterson.
Her eyes were frosty and she
N o w d that she had heard
enough OF the argument TO al
low her to form some thoughts
OF her own. But Bill TalCott
had no time for explanations
"Pringlc,' he called hoarScly.
"Webber's still on the ship. he