davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-09-08

actualmente empiezan media bora
antes y terminan una bora despues,
ademas, en- cast todos los ediicios
del %gobierno los funcionarios Y EN-
pleados de alta categoria trabajan
hasta atlas horas de la noche tras
las ventanas cubiertas por negras
cortinas.
Distinguishes visitantes
Siendo actualmente esta ciudad
la capital de las Naciones Unidas,
es centric de attraction para reyes,
reinas, primeros ministries, Y presi-
denies que frecuentemente Sc en-
cuentran de vista. Estas visitas
Sc han hecho tan frecuentes que la
presencia de m jefe de eStado ex-
tr%anJero apenas provoca comenta-
rio, y 81 bien sc tributan los honores
debidos a los funcionarios de alto
range, las personals generalmente
Sc encuentran demasiado ocupadas
para d%etenerse a vitorearlos "a su
paso por las GALES.
Uno de los cambios ocasionados
por la guerra, que mas llama la
atenci0n en- esta ciudad, es ell anillo
de proyectores electricos que por la
noche surcan ell espacio en- todas
direcciones tratando de localizar los
numerosos aviones que deian della
tar su presencia por ell ruido en-
sordecedor de sus motores. Ade-
mas de estas unidades de proyecto-
res, cuyo numero Sc ignora, pero
que a buen SECURE son numerosas,
existen baterias de canones antiae-
reOs dispuestas a responder en6rgi-
,amente 81 los aviones enemigos
atacar esta capital del
nundo.
La gaceta., 1942-09-08

pCUcpetc de los obreroS
erpece1os. en- Il restaurant
ri BolJerard"
Ina inyitaci6n cortes Y fra
ternal nos hizo concurrir Al ban
cuete que 90 calebrara 81 domin-
ro 6 ON a >3a.5o,o salon d
hanouets de, a,rejitato restal.
rant cpl Rc1levard".
Ma de nm cenrenar de lniem
ros de Ia Union lS6 Bravery
Workers Local Urion V muuhos
invitados ocuparan asientos en-
}os mesas pr Daraoas.
Preside 81 co1panero d. II.
Harris. sayretario general de Ia
Union 1S6. \ aml9s lados ocu-
alan s;lIas u Sr. w. A. KLINE
Manager general de la Cervcce
ia Southern Brewery Co.. eli s
,Scr1 H,rzeg. Maestro Ce,yr
La gaceta., 1942-09-08
NOTAS SOCIALES
fPoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Presidente de la Secci6n de Re-
creo del C. Cubano; Joe Pent6n,
Juan MOntero, Abelardo Menen
DEE y Oscar Lacalle.
Re I.taron triunfadoras dos
parejitas, integradas por Dora
Rivero y Roberto Alpizar, An
gle Garcia y Marcelo Pascual.
La fiesta Sc prolong6 hasta
despues de las doce de la noche.
La gaceta., 1942-09-08
FunerGteS

A las nueve Y media de la ma
mana de aver Sc efectuaron los
funerales del apreciado caballe-
70 Juan Buria, fallecido en- la
madrugada del sabado en- un hos
pital local, a la temprana edad
de 46 amos.
FL cadaver del Sr. Buria per
maneci6 en- capilla ardiente en-
la Funeraria de Lord y Fernar
dez", donde fu6 muy visitado
por sus amistades, y en- la mana
La gaceta., 1942-09-08
Para el cOlegiO

Para el colegio
FL pasado domingo parti6 pa
ra Dade City 81 jovencito Carlos
Barbas, jr., primogenito de mis-
estimados amigos Carlos y De-
liza Barbas.
FL jOven Barbas comenzara
su primer ano de bachilleratO
zen ell Colegio st. Leo.
Muchos exitos Ell sus estudios
lie deseamOs.
La gaceta., 1942-09-08

Hay aspectos de los paises lati-
noamericanos que los conspiradorcs
nazis no han tornado en- cuenta,
agreg6 el DR.. Fernandez Artucio.
Sc combaten las actividades
Durante su d~isertaci6n, ell inte-
lectual uruguayo sehalo que en- las
%republicas americans va existe un
mecanismo creado por efectivas
confercncias interamericanas con ell
fin de liquidar las actividades sub
versiyas del Eje y por ende encami-
narse mas hacia Ia victoria.
Cit6 igualmente la labor coordi-
NADIA interamericana de policia, ten
diente a la expulsion de los espias
Y a la repression de las actividades
disociadoras, ash como los m6todos
para neutralizar la propaganda
nazi que trata de minar las bases
econ6micas de los PASSES del CONT
nente americana.
Para concluir, ell DR.. Fernandez
Artucio declare que los pueblos
americanos poseen, ademas, un es-
piritu dcmocratico que oponen como
respuesta final al Eje.
La gaceta., 1942-09-08
No hubO Picnic

Ell picnic anunciado por la
Secci6n de Recreo del Club de
Panaderos tuyo que ser suspen-
dido, debido a que en- el Conda-
DO no Sc parmitia la venta de Ii
cores en- csc dia.
Nuestro informante nos ase-
cura que la fiesta Sc celebrara
en- otra oportunidad. Muy prom
to Sc daran a conocer los deta-
lies.
Esperemos.
La gaceta., 1942-09-08

.Hernandez Y Sra, Carload Her
aandez, Aida Fuentes, Zulerna
2olano, Jaime Solano, Jose Be
nitoa Y Sra, Ramon Triana,
Rufino SalgGjo Y Sra. Dalja
Mesa. Beatriz Rodriguez. Ra.
non Rodriguez. Carload 2oari-
2uez, Y otroS mas.
Los asistentes fueron eSpien
didamente obSequiados con dull
.es licores V ~refrescos.
La gaceta., 1942-09-08
new! FREDERICKSBURG"
FE MININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among women.

Many doctors recommend regular uso
OF dcuchcs as a precautionary meas
ure for women who want 20 be clean,
dainty for women troubled by Of
Tending odOr or discharge.
Some products may be harmful 10
delicate tissues. But not Lydia u.
Piukh8m'B Sanativc Wash Pinkham's
eanatiye Wash is gaining great favor
among women becat.se IT'S NOT a
harmful germicide. Instead - its a
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" tho
modern trend IL not only discour-
ages bacterial growth and infection
but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
Ties. Very soothing relieves minor
irrltatlons and discharge and has a
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inexpenslvei Get your bottle Of Lydia
Pinkham's Sanatiye Wash today An
druggists. q o
La gaceta., 1942-09-08

Uno de los prop6sitos de los
agentes nazi-fascistas es causar
disturbios sociales e incitar a la
rebellion contra los g~obiernos cons
tituidos.
De csc modo, dijo ell DR.. Fernan-
DEE Artucio, los agentes del totali-
tarismo procuran, e%mpleando m6to-
dos subrepticios, destruir la unidad
y la buena inteligencia entire las
%rep1blicas americans y en- ell inte-
rior de las mismas.
FL eminente y joven professor de
flosofia del alma mater uruguaya
revel6 hace algun tempo la existen-
cha de complots de tan vasta en-
vergadura contra ell gobierno de su
pals, que este orden6 una investiga-
ci6n que di6 por resultado la DISC
luci6n de las agrupaciones sedicio-
sas. Luego emprendi6 ell estudio de
a~ctividades %subversivas semeiantes
a traves de toda Suramerica, en-
Mexico, Panama, y Cuba.
La gaceta., 1942-09-08
TO RELEASE FLOW OF
BILE

Get n bottle OF KruHchen Salts tonight.
Half an hour before breakfast, take aa much
as Will lie on a dime In a glass Of water (hot
or cold or In your morning cup OF tea or
coffee and keep this up for 80 days. Kruschen
taken this way helps relieve such symptoms
as sick headaches. bowel slugEiHhneas and
HO-called bilious indigestion when due 10 In
SUFFICIENT flow u bile from the gall-bladdsr.
You can get KruHchen, a famous English
formula made ia the u. 8. A., at any drug
store, You must DO satisfied OF money back.
La gaceta., 1942-09-08

Professor UrUsuoyo expIico Ia
TGcnico de Ia propaganda que
E4ocen los Nozis en- Svdomerico
EI Dr.. Fcrndnde1 Artucio demuestro a un srvpo ds
pedososos los ordides de que Sc voIen
pdrd Iosror sUs ~oeiefivos

WASHINGTON. FL DR..
Hugo Fernandez Artucio. dis
tinguido professor uruguayo,
hablando en- una session de Ia
Federation Mundial de aSo-
ciacioneS de Educadores, en-
Washington, eXpuSo la tGcnica
de la propaganda secreta nazi-
fasciSta en- America del Sur.
FL professor uruguayo explic6 que
la tactica de los agentes s~ubversivos
totalitarios en- las demas republicas
americans, es dividir para CON
quistar.
Los n~azi-fascistas Sc proponen
asi. impedir 10 que mas temcn. es
decir, Ia solidaridad en- ell Hemisfe-
rio Occidental. FL DR.. Fernandez
Artucio declare 10 siguiente:
Los agentes del Eie tratan de TO
mentar huelgas infundadas V pl1-I
vocar disensiones entire ell capital V
ell trabajo, enfrentando grupo CON
ira grupo.
La gaceta., 1942-09-08
0 DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

Il you've got a date with the girl friend, or
a business appointment, play loart ana taka
the proper precaution tobee az your breath
dlcss't offend unnecessarily. After an. moth
las Is SO iueSeusahle and SO offensive. as
ucelcuhpd case Of halitosis Chad breath). Be-
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Iiiterine Antiscptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweet or, purcr. less likely 20 offend, Most
cases o. halitusla. aay some authorities, are
due to the fermentation Of tiny food particles
ip The mouth, althoueh some cases may be
due 60 systemic disorders, Against the for
mcr condition, Listerine Antiseptic works
wonders because IL first halts the fcvmcnta-
tion and then ovgrcomcs the doors 10 causes:
Don't forget Co use % lts the first aid OF
thousands Of popular and successful people
LISTERINE A~NTlSEPTIC
ITO Make Your Breath SUsstsr
La gaceta., 1942-09-08
Did "Diamond Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer pains1

It is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so vOra.
ciousiy II be suffered after eating
pains. Sufferers who have to pay
the penalty OF stomach or ulcer
pains. indigestion gas pains, hoart-
burn. burning seusat.ou, h.,at an
other conditions caused by excess
acid sh.}ld try a 25c box OF Udga
Tablets. They must help or money
refunded.
La gaceta., 1942-09-08
Santos del dtd

La natividad de Mira. Sra. y
San Adriano.
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Stinlnte Des Yolfes fiir
Das Soiepbimll1lt

ginlieeenb goitantpeiiung iiber
$500, cine @abe, oie id gum geiten
Der Stuoenten in elmer aeitliben Mn-
gelegenbeit beriproben bate. Sd bin
@ott iei 9anf erbort norben. - 8.
st., Nid.
X X X
Siermit ibide ib cine @abe, Die
ib beripro6en bate, uer,l meiner
Sodter franfes Gin6 eeiuno tpiiroe.
Sobalo ib oas Seripreben ge,nabt
bate, tpuroe bas &inb beier unb lit
iett bollltdnoig eeiuno. M. g.,
g4is.
* X X
ginliegeno ienbe td Sbnen eineu
tleinen getraa Sen .id) fir Die CT.
borl,ng elmer gitte beriproben bate.
@ott iei Oanfl - 9e, g., Mih.
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Mitfiuodj, Sen 25. Nobember 1912
l1nhtsgeibenf, oas ipir erlparten,
benn tpir iinb alt nnb arm. 80"

Huttl2YSIutlllr uuS lplL eltuuL4Stb
benn mir iinb alt nnb arm. 80"
X X X
gielleibt lit eiitem nnierer 2eier
cine iolde Herion befannt, Der man
nit einen1 beuti6en 4alenoer cine
groBe, tneripnrtete 5reube MAIDEN
fam. Gignet itd ltnler- &alenoer bod
por3iigli6 ais eitt tpillfommenes nno
billiees NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bir iino
bereit, elm Gremplar unieres Sbio
8aiienfreltno= =aalet1bers 1943 5llfa1n-
men nit oen 8eibnadtsgriiBen bes
Senoers an ireenbeine Moreile iii ben
Ser. Staaten unb aanaoa portofrei
fir so Gents at feroen. Der &alen.
Der lit mir in be,ttiher 5prahe er.s
baltlid.
X X X
Sin Brielter aus benz Often idreibt
uns: sd erboffe cine ausrei6enbe
&ollefte fir Sei5material ndblten
Sonntag. Das miro inbes ,inier Sci.
5llnesproblem nidt loien. Das Ra-
ton 8oaro bat audi nit brein5ureoen.
Sd eriparte einen falten SSanuar llno
tpiinIhte, mir foni,ten nit aoblen
beiaen. Sd boffe, baB Sbr Goal 5onb
genug einbrinsen miro, Inn Die Stll-
oenteu tpar,n 5u balte1t.''
X X *
Sir oe1t be1n 8rief beieefiieten
Sded aum Goal 5onb uniern ber5-
Iid]Iten 9anf.
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Mns bent Soiepbinunt

3peinal i'm Sabre, I'M 5riibling
unb abermaIs I'M Serblt eribeint Die
iiibli6e Gren5e ,1nieres Mntpeiens I'M
berrlibiten Serbitfleibe. Dieie orna-
mentale @renae liegt ettpas entfern-
ter bon Ben @ebdltlidfeiten uno
fommt lire Snltanobaltung meilt an
LETTER Stelle an bie &eibe.
.. * X X
Berga1,gene @ohe bat eine &lai-
ienabteilung bon @rbeitern oieien
Sell anfgeipatet. 8enn Der 8eitano
BON in11nereriine,1, anltatt bon ae-
tpobnliden Strduhern betpahlen ipd-
re, ipdre Die 8earbeitnng bes 8obe1ls
beoeuteno leibter. gs lit auffanenb,
lpel6e Mebnlihfeit cine iltltge 8flanas
nit eilten1 ltnfront babea1 fam, iuenn
lie ser 9ldtter beral1bt lit.
X X X
Tim sic beiten Geiultate 5u eraie-
len, iparen bie Mrbeiterflaiien IN Sar-
mer lno Hidtfaruner eingeteilt. Ser
erfabrene Surmer pflegt alles, nit
slusnabne Der 8entiiie unb bes gieb>
beltanbes, ,,nter5lpfliieen. Die III Der
Stabt geborenen St,lbenten in ibrer
inltinftipen Neieung 5ur grbaltnne
unb Sbonung ipaten alles alli, mas
iie por iid ieben.
Serflofene 8o6e iplroen auh bie
Grbolunes5itnmer Der Seminariiten
NIT afuitii6em Material auseeitattet.
Sier, tpie audi in Ser Sane ser Sod
Idule bdnpft Sic ginribt,,ng ben
|S6au nnb bas edo. 3ltoem traeen
Sic eingefiigten 5iillungen gum
Shm1td Der Raumlidfeiten bel uno
eriparen oas slnitreiben.
X X X ..
@ir modten sic @ltern lnb Grelln=
oe ,,nierer Stubenten beim Seranna=
ben Der Seiertage tpieoerl1m eriuhen,
feinerlet Jr1dt, 3uder= ober 8adma,
ren ienoen 5n ,pollen. Safete oieler
Mrt beruriaden Observation-Disclosures
| fit Sen Iblenoer 1,no oen gmpf6nger
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Semi11ar=Seams eing un0 orei be-
tralt iparer. Das beoeutet, baB oas
Spaten meoer 5u tief nod au boIitdn-
Dig onrdeefiibrt ipurbe.
X X X
@abrenb bie meiiten llrlerer 60
falagenten iiber bas nilitdrpflihtige
sitter binars iinb, 10 erfabren mir
bennod> oab Serr Huoolpb Sbid,
ipelder iit ben lebten 5ebn Sabren ben
Ohio 8aiienfreuno unb bas Soiepbi-
mum 8eeflp in SEEM gorf uno llmse-
geno bertreten bat, in sic Mrmee eine
getreten lit. Serr Serman Seeid,,
165 Gait ssif ct, SEEM gorf, Sc. 81,
bat in ieiner Mbipeienbeit feline Stele
iibernommert. Wir bitten rniere bor.
tigen 2eier, inherent nellen Mgenten
polles Bertralien e,ttgegenaubringen.
genn mir manbmal Dor Der Ser
in6l,ng iteben, in anbetrabt Der iib
mebrenben finan5iellen Sbnieriefei~
ten Sic Serauseabe llnieres &alenoers
einauitellen, ergeben 10 pieIe Sunoerte
bon Bitten aus Der Mitte nnierer 2e-
ier INN bie 3uienorng oesielben. aus
ben 5ablreibet 3uidriften greifen mir
nur oie zines alten gbepaares berails,
Ole bie Wiinide bieler anoerer 2eier
aln Musbrud brinet:
nl1niern beralibiten Danf fiir
ben Ihonen Galenber. @r lit nnier
pillfommenites Beibnahtsgefdenf.
@s lit pobI aub oas ein5ige 8eib-
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MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

Genienieen 2elern, sic bieneiht
INN sic grbaltrng llnierer Strduher
iiber 8inter beiorgt linh ba. tpie oben
aneefiibrt ipuroe, unlere Nrbeiterfo-
Tonne nit Dem nnnipafen nm oieieIben
beiddftiet tparen, lei al,r 9erubigune
beigefiiet, bab nit bieier Mrbeit bie
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Mobents3eit - beilige 3eit

Nit Dem fomlnenben eriten Mb'
bentSionntag beginnt Ser 8eibnabtss
feitfreis. Den Mittelpllnft bieier beiz
Iigen 3eit bilbet oas bodbeilige
8eibnadtsfeit. ssn Der gorberei.
t11nes5eit auf Die anfunft oes gSelt.
erl1iers, in Ser beiligen Mopents5eit,
mabnt Die Stride 5ur 8uBe nnb fiibrt
l,ns ben eroBeu 8uBprebiser, ben bl.
.SSobannes ben Salifer als Die 5ia.
natur Der 8orbereitll1tg Dor. Ser
Serr lit bereits nabe, er fotnmt! 2aBt
lns i'm anbeten
Der aobent bat cine tiefe, ernite
gebeutung. Gin1l1aI ipeiien Die bier
8oden oieier 8orbereitunes5eit bin
.nl1f Die bier Sabrtauienoe, in tpelhen
Die gDlfer in ben 5inlternilien oes
Sioertllms ihmadteten l,no iih nab
eine,n grloier iebnten< Die Meiiias
toffnung lit bas berrlihite Stiid Ser
llroffenbaruug. @obl lit bie Soff-
nung auf einen grloier BEL bent aus
ertpdblten Golf Sssirael beitinrnter, fe=
Iter uno allgemeiner, als bel Ben
iibrieen golfern. Die Suben fonnten
iib aus oen Beislagltneen Elm fornl-
libes 8ilo oes ertparteten 8elterloe
iers suiammeniteller. 9lber mir fin,
BEN bie Nfeiiiasioee oub BEL alien
beionilhen @olfern III oen beridieben
item Sornen, am flariten bei BEN Ser
fern ,tno bel Sen @rieben. Die gansc
8elt iebnte iib nod eil,em grretter
uno na6 elmer eliidli6en 3eit:
,,Sauet Si1nmel ben '@erebten,
8olfen, reenet i'm berab!
&ief 5as Golf in laneen Ndhten,
Gem @ott Die BerbeiBung gab.
Hailenber fornte bas allgemeine
5ebnen 1no Sarren ser alten @elt
nno ibr trauriser, troltloier 3uitano
uidt beibrieben meroen. nno emo.
lid, als Die 5iine Ser 3eiten gefom-
men mar, lit III Der bobbeiHgen
8eibna6tsseit Der beiBeriebnte Gau
bonn Simmel gefallen.
CT fonmt! Das lit oie eroBe, freu
hige aopentsbotlbaft, oie iebes Sabr
INNER pieoer Die troitbebiirftige @elt
erfrent. Ser &etter aus GROCER Scot,
oer 8efre1er bonn glenb Der Menih.
lbeit uno oem 8eb 1no 2eib bes Sc
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bens, Der 8efreier bon aller 5iinben.
lait, Sic Sic Ser5en aerql1alt unb Die
5eelen nieoerbe,,et, bas lit sic I'M
Dunfel al1fleudtenoe Nobentsbot.
idaft. Sssabrbunberte lang itanoen
Slraels 9ropbeten auf Der bobea
8arte. suf Dem ltarfen 9urm ibres
glaubens unb ibrer @ottpereinigung
ihal1ten iie onrh Sic bnnfle Naht Ser
Shulb unb Siinbe mad Ser grloiung
aus. sic tpuBte1t, bas Sell lit nabe.
gs lit uns au1 beute nabe. &eute
mebr als ie braubt Die IN ben tief.
iten Siniterniilen idmabtenoe uno
5rieoen eriebnenoe 8elt eit1en grlo.
fer. Ale, Sic i'm luben, tperben i'm
finoen. Sn Der erIten @nabenipeib-
nadt iubten i'm, Ben grloier Ser
8elt sic artnen Sirten auf. Die So.
r,ige bes Morgenlanoes eilten aur
arippe bes grloier=ainoes. @er beu-
te, Oh arm ober reid, bod ooer nieo-
rig, fid nufridtig l1nb bon Bertrauen
an BEN WelterlDier tpenbet, miro Seils
Silfe lino @lud finoen.
Die in GriibiaIen ieoer Mrt Iie-
genoe 8elt inbt, nahbem Tie bonn
Atbeismus nno bonn Seioentllm fei..
nerlei 8efrieoigung, feinerlei SilIs
erbalten, Eroit lt1b &ilfe in elmer
bobern Madt. Dieie 8eipegung lit
itdrfer uno neiter berbreitet, als man
bernlttet. 9toh mabrer als oan1aIs
itnb beute bie Worte Gius' oes gIf-
ten, Der iib in alfer griibial Den Op-
tlnismus oes @lailbens betpnbrt bot
te, Borte, 6enen er in leiner gn3D-
flifn ugaritate gbriiti" Musorud ber-
lieben bot:
rBabrbaftis, elm nlddtieeg We-
BEN oes Seiligen @eiites gebt beute
iiber bie ean3e grbe uno aiebt ins.
beionbere 6ie ileenblihen Seelen au
oen erbabeniten driitliben Soealen
bin uno fiibrt lie 5u ben b6blten So
ben beroiihen Opfers; es lit elm gott-
liber Sa,ih, ser alle @en1iiter auf-
riittelt, ielbit gegen ibren 8inen, unS
cine innere l1nrlibe fiibler I6Bt, elm
ipabres Gerlangen nab @ott, iogar
BEL iolden, bie bas niht befannt5uge,
ben ipagen." Die MeIt itebt I'M 3ei-,
den Der Weibnadtsiebniudt.
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+ - Seoe Dem Solepbinum segebene
@abe bilft, Srieiter Ser Stride @ottes
heranaubiloen. ginen freunoIihen
&eber bat @ott lieb!
The Ely miner., 1942-11-19

fellows from Ely here, but didn't have
any luck. We were the blue army for
three weeks. I notice that Joe Jane
zich said they won, but they had 80
units to our II. They were bound to
win. That maneuver was to give us
practice in retreating.
st want to thank the VFW for
sending the paper. There is nothing
better than reading news from home"
***
Edward Albert Petek, selected
through a series of aptitude tests to
attend the new U S naval training
school for radiomen at the University
of Chicago was enrolled last week and
is now on his way to becoming a
specialist in the navy.
After completing his intensive 16-
week course in international code,
radio theory and laboratory, tipping
and spelling, advanced military drill
first aid, and naval procedure, he will
be eligible for petty officers rating
of radiomen, third class.
Petek enlisted in the navy Aug.
and went through recruit training al
Great Lakes, III. After finishing school,
here, he will be assigned to active
duty with the fleet or at naval shore
station.
Petek says, "this is really a wonder.
full school. We have the best of eats
and our living quarters are equal to ar
average college boys We sleel
three men to room, have a radio
and have all the facilities of an aver
age home. The Chicago people ar
really friendly to the men in th'
service. There is always an open in
vitation to us sailors to attend partie
and to have dinner in some home
Transportation is free. We get dis
counts on shaves at barber shops"
The Ely miner., 1942-11-19

Servicemen's Page is about as warm
and welcome as a letter from home"
Pvt. Martin j. Rodich, 562, TSS, Fit.
"a, ORTC, AAF-TTC, Kearns, Utah,
writes, "After graduating from the
airplane mechanics course at Chanute
Field, I took a Today special course
training here"
1t Michael Mertel, 9Th Gen. Disp,
Camp Rucker, Ala.
Gunners Mate Stanley S. Grahek
and Signalman George j. Samarza
have been selected for training as
specialists in the navy and are now
| undergoing 16 weeks of training at
Great Lakes, Ill. Selected from apti-
tude tests given during recruit train
| ing, they will be eligible for petty
officers ratings upon graduation and
passing of qualifying examinations.
Upon completion of their training,
they will be transferred to the fleet
or to advanced service school to con-
tinue training.
Tech Cpl. Richard w. Herranen
| has been enrolled in special course
at the signal corps school at Camp
Murphy, Fla.
Pvt. Walter M. Lampe is now sta
toned at Camp Kohler, Calf, where
he is receiving training in the signal
corps replacement center. After COM
pleting his course, he will be giver
advanced training before being as
signed to a combat unit.
Pvt. RENO c. Maxi, Sgt. Roy r
Lahti and Sgt. Frank Mrache of Bty
A, 9Th Obsn. Bn., have changed
stations from Camp Sutton, S. c., t.
Camp Blanding, Fla. "We think thi
is one of the incest camps of the fiv'
we have been in," they said. Zone o
our big moments is meeting up will
! our Ely pals"
Two Ely soldiers have been gradu
}, ated as radio operator mechanics from
the army technical school, Sioux Fall.
!. S. D.
J, They are Pvts. Albert F. Musich an
: Joseph F. Sheryak, who both entere
j the army on June II.
: Musich, more popularity known
o "Boots," was employed at Fortier
g Drug Store prior to his induction, an
n Sheryak was employed as a machini:
r in Chicago. Their present stations al
e not revealed.
The Ely miner., 1942-11-19
ELY SOL DIERS IN AUSTRALIA
SLEEP ON ASS, vIDMAR SAYS

off bit by taking an occasional
glance at the pictures on the hottest
days. sure would like to see teenie
vicente bit of snow.
ct saw Milton Stenlund when first
got here, and, boy, he looks like a
West Pointer This is where the limit
appears, two pages. Before singing of,
I would like to thank you and the
Veterans of Foreign Wars for all you
have done, and will do, for the lads
in service I would like to know where
some of the other boys are, lifelong
friends. I would drop em a line but
can't find an address of theirs. just
keep on pluggin' and I'll meet you
on the other side of the world"
The Ely miner., 1942-11-19
NEW ADDRESSES.

Pvts. Elmo A. Koivula, 3703113, and
Louis j. Aelmini 37O31140, Co. D, 63rd
Inf, Fort Wood, Mo-
Pvt Theo. Frederickson, Co. A,
478th ON Rgt. Trk., Camp Claiborne,
La
Pvt. Stephen j. Rom, 3rd Sta.
Compl., Patterson Field, Ohio, says,
"Im enjoying my new base i'm
mensely, as I am getting greal deal
of practical knowledge and expert
ence. Am rated as a specialist in radio
operating and mechanics. After seeing
many foreign makes of planes, I am
convinced that the American all
force has the best on the globe. The