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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
British Sink
; U-B0ats in
5-Ddy Battle
Two Maxi Bombers
Downed; Admiralty
Reveals 4 Ships Lost
BY GEORGE lat

Int >evs Nrrics stan CORE, pnndrnt
LONDON, Jan g. The British
navy today announced victory in
a tiye-day series of assaults by
German submarine wolf packs
against 30-ShIp Atlantic convoy
in which az least three U-Boars
were sunk and TWO supporting air
b0mhcrS shnLdn4n.
But The admiralty acknowledged
that while = Of the 30 merchant
vessels reached Britain safely. the
Atlantic battle cost the British
two fighting ships the destroyer
Stanley and the auxiliary warship
AudacltN both iorpcdoed and sunk.
Earlier in tho day a communi-
que had announced tho sinking of
the 7l75-ton British cruiser Ncp-
tune and the destroyer kandahar
after having hlt enemy mines in
the Mediterranean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
DiUOrcee Blamed for Killing
Executive, Self With Poison

CHICAGO Jan. ; GNSl.- 4
prominent ST. Louis business man
and n pretty Chicago dNorcce,
found dead today IN a private dim
ing room in 2 fashionable night
club vcrc killed by deadly
poison apparently put n their
champagne by The woman.
Tho bodies of Clare s. McArdlc
~ vice president and general
of tho Missouri Portland
Comont Company and Mr. Nancy
Wa,>man. -. we're found by The
waiter who served them I'm clai'-
orate champagne and pheasant
dnner l/I
ToNdlosist- dfcm srcd tT5rcl 81
the uoi>on N the wine gl9,>r~ and
IN compact IN Nr, W9>,mu
purse indicating Cme' papu',
Coroner Anthony c Pu>nsk SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

that she had brought the poison
70 the restaurant without her
escorts knowledge
NcArdle and Mrs. NaS>man
operator Of a beauty shop ard also
known as Nanacyl le Nom. had
been acquainted for several years.
her friends said
McArdle lived with hiS wife
Lucille. and their 1i-ycar.olal
daughter in Clayton a suburb Of
81 Louis
Mrs NcArdlo was PROSTATE with
grief bat a family friend said her
husband was ip good sph4jJ
when he left Clayton tor Chicago
Sew Years bay.
\ letter In Mrs Wa,,man ,
purse addressed 'oJDear Mommy
indicated NcArdlc planned 20 take
train for -. Louis last midnight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Petdin Assdi|ed
As Ledhy' s Echo
Paris Press Scores
Speech by Leader

NICHY. Jan. 5 GNSl-ACharg-
lnG Marshal Henri Philippe Petain,
chief of state of unoccupied
France. with reinforcing the
Of collaboration with Ger
many. the Nazi-contsolled Paris
newspaper LOeuvre asserted today
that the gospel of United States
Ambassador William u. Leahy
now prevails in Vichy.
Other German controlled news
papers in Paris heaped criticism
upon the aged marshal in front
page editorials as a result of his
New Years Day address in which
he pleaded for modification of the
Franco-German armiStice terms
L'Oeuvre said the address de-
livered by radio which the Ger
man press failed to publish
the enemies of collabo-
ration and pointed 10 what il
termed an ever-widenlng split be-
tween collaborationists and the
Nichy government.
! Referring to PqtaiH statewent
on dcScrterS. Me Gbrmar-spod4
>oyed papers SAID fhty could be
found IN the unoccupIed area oi
France for tho most part
The PARIS press had published at
great length Hitlcr's New Year
address but ignored PctalnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
3 Boy Scouts Die on Bay
AS ? ROW to SaUe Third

TILGllMANS ISLAND, Md.
Jan 3 oINSl-A story Of heroism
and death on vindSwept CheSa-
peakc Bay in Sub-frcezinc tenn
pcraturc was revealed today with
The discovery Of the bodies cf three
Washington, -. G., Boy Scouts
adrift in an oarleSS rowboat near
here.
Tho boys were Billy Mcrryman
II Carroll Baker -. and Earl
Edwards. II. an residents OF the
nations capital. They were found
frozen 10 death. huddled together
in the boat. which was partially
filled with water
Scoutmastcr LOUIS Merryman.
~ brother Of one of tho victims.
told how the boys lGad dgappeatqd
into he darkness EEdaHa5crh23p
whom tvo'or The youths attempted
ia. rescue a third from a boat ON
tio- has
PIE said -t-A-hf tho boy $
had venimcd into . roVboat and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Corregiidor
Forts Blasted
For ! Hours
American Forces
North Of Manila
Also Stand Firm
BY ERIC ERIEDHEIN
Int NeWs service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Jan 3 Savage
japanese bombing onslaughts to-
night failed to check America 5
dwindlng Philippine forces. ar
rayed north Of Manila and in
rocky Corrcgidor Island in Manila
Bay.
As the japanese flag flew over
INC Philippine capital and the
evacuated naval base Of CavIte.
Japan uHloo>ed whitening 5-hour
aerial assault on Corregidor,
vhcre American coast artillery
troops and Filipino forces have dug
.n for 2 la,,-dytch defense against
the invaders.
4 WIZ department COnmunique
reported that While ~ least 90
japanese bomborS rained tons of
explosives at Ccrregidor's fortifi-
cations, other enemy air armada>
pounded AZ General Douglas Mac
Arthur'> ground troops above the
fallen capital city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

was being blown into the hay Off
Camp Roosevelt Md Refusing TO
heed their >coutmastcr'S warning
the other two boys climbed into
another boat and wen, after their
companion.
Mcrryman saw tho two boats
meet and watched the boys lash
them together. Helpless TO aid
them a. the wind blew the two
boats further from shore. the
ScoutmaSter rushed 70 call the
coast guard Coast guard boats
and a plane searched the bay in
vain.
Friday night the temperature
dropped to 30 degrees below freel-
ing. Late today a drifting boat was
di>coycfed hy fishing boat captains.
TWO of The boy% bodies were in
the bottom Of me boat. which was
filled WITH water The other was
Slumpcd over p scat one of,the
scouts had stripped off one Of his
shQct apparently IN an attempt to
bell The boat tree OF water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Times Readers to Buy
Plane, Give 1t to u. S.
Buy a Warplane-heIp Jinx the Japs!"


Detroiters the home front will do just this to
the total in which this nation is engaged.
AS all Hearst newspapers-in cooperation with
civic and patriotic groups throughout the land-to-
morrow launch Remember Pearl Harbor Week." The
Detroit Times will open campaign for funds to pur
chase fully equipped warplane to be donated to
President Roosevelt.
Every man woman and child in this metropolitan
area will be given opportunity to contribute toward
the purchase Of this warplane.
Collections Will be made in shops, Offices fac
tories and at public gatherings TO the end that those
on the fighting front will know they have complete
cooperation from those the home front.
Details of the Times campaign for the purchase
of the warplane will be unfolded during Remember
Pearl Harbor Week"
And before the program is complete it is expected
every citizen will have made contrbution-whether
pennies, nickels dimes dollars
Here is Detrots opportunity TO show the rest
Of the nation and the world that those feeding the
fires in the Arsenal Of Democracy longer asleep.
We fully awake and fully aware of respon-
siblities. Now will prove this fact
Our neighbors across the river in Windsor have
long since made such contribution TO British
allies They purchased warpane for the RCAF,
which means they gave that fine body Of fighting
only another weapon bat also the assurance
that every sacrificing individual the home front
solidy behind the who fly the fighting ships
Dctroters do less. Detroiters WILL do
less.
DO your part. Mail your contribution to The
Detroit Times
Buy WarpIane-help Jiux the Japs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Son for Elliott Roosevelts

FORT WORTH Jan. 3 ,I>S'
a son wa, born ar Coos Memo
rial Hospital today 20 Capt. and
Mrs Elliott Roosevelt. The ctiid
David Boynton Roosevelt, Weighed
: pounds 7 ounces and I> tHc lnlrd
for Captain and Mrs.. Roosevelt.
and the tVc.th -iandcniId ioI
President and Nu FuutIn D.
Roosevelt, CaH'an Roosevelt E ON
duty with tine amy a.r corps IN
California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Prisoners Taken

The Admiralty said prisoner
had been taken from three Of the
attacking l. boats and thar
others were probably damaged
or lost
TWO long range German Foake-
Wu,f boH'bcr,. winch specialize in
raiding conveys We're shot down
and lhrd In'pcd away ami PROM
anly failed 10 reach home. lhe
admiralty reported
Aliogethcr The British lo>' four
ships the Atlantic engagement
including the stanley and the
Agdaclty "A, Wei As the two cargo
vessels
Tho Stanley wax Tho former
United states DESTROYER Bale,
smith The Audacy once va. The
561o-,on German motor,bo Han.
mover captured by The British and
converted into a piauc-ca rlng
auxiliary 10 protect conveys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Pick Representative

Edward /. keenan,. acting chair
man OF region FIVE under which
The Michigan Offices are operated.
announced the appointment Of
r. 6 Graham, wee president in
charge of factory operations Of the
r. r. Goodrich Tire Company, as
a management representative. lie
viii work IN cooperation with l..
Clayton Hi now serving in a
similar capacity with the Michigan
area labor supply committee.
Hill is VICE president and gem
crsl manager Of the Murray Body
C6rpOfal0n here U/I
/Rohcu u Glenn /ol Cleveland
has been namcd.a lahorIrcbrc>cnt.
alive The COMMITTEE designed
to expedite problcmsIoe laborSup-
ply and displacement IN koniucky
Michigan and OHIO also will u-
clude government representatives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Air
Commander
Chosen Aide
u. S. Admiral Harf
Will Head Naval
Forces OF Asia
BY ROBERT G. NIXON
In,I New. service star Corr..ponder

mt news >crNlce STAN Correspondents
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 (INS).
Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell, Great
Britain's noted desert and jungle
fighter. today was named supreme
commander in the southwest Pa
cific of all forces Of the united
nations fighting Japan and the
Axis OH land, on sea and in the air.
Generalissimo Chang kai-Shek.
who has led China's armies against
Japan for four years, will COM
mand all land and air forces that
the united nations can muster in
the Chinese theater Of hoStilities.
including Indo-China and Thailand.
The sea might arrayed against
HitleriSm in the southwest Pacific
area. embracing all naval units of
the United States, Britain and the
Netherlands. will be directed by
Admiral Thomas c. Hart. com.
Imander of the United States
ASiatic feet. Hart will operate
under WaVell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
War News
In Brief
r., International sew, service

American and Filipino forces
under command of Gen. Douglas
Macarthur continued their de-
tense today against the Japa-
ne>e invaders north Of Manila.
II was indicated japanese land
pressure had diminished but the
war department revealed that
the fortress Of Corrcgidor in
Manila Bay had been subjected
TO a nlc-hour assault by Japa-
nese bombcrs.
The White House announced
establishment Of a unified Anglo
American Chinese nigh COM
mand 10 prosecute the war IN
the Southwest Pacific. British
Gen. SIR Archibald Waycl was
named supreme commander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Plan Arms Supply

After announcing the supreme
war command for the far eastern
operations, the Anglo-American
conferees late this afternoon
plunged into the problem of sup
plying the fighting forces with
planes. tanks, guns, munitions and
food.
President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Churchill called in their
high-ranking supply and produce
ton chiefs for a White House con-
ference AT $50 p m.
Included IN the meeting we're
Lord Beaverbrook. the British
minister Of supply who came 10
Washington with Churchill; Vice
President Wallace, chairman Of
SPAB. William s. Knudsen, direc-
tor-gcncral OF OPM; Harry Hop
klns tho Presidents lend-lease
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
j. ). Takes Over
State Job Offices
Part Of Federal Plan
TO Speed Defense

NichiEanS employment offices.
formerly connected with the Mich
gan Unemployment Compensation
Commission. were operating Sat
urday under federal control IN a
plan 10 speed tho ro-
placement of men IN vital defense
industries
The shift 10 federal admini>tra-
ton was made Yesterday but in
VOWED neither changes IN per-
sonnet nor locations Top control
is now vested in the tinted States
Service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Continued on Page SIX
N. 7. City on 7-Day Week

NEW YORK, Jan. 3 GNSl.-
All employees Of the CITY Of New
York on Monday viii be placed on
a scNcn-day work week, il was
announced tonight by Mayor La
G4ardia. The move is planned II
vas Indicated AZ a defense meas
uIe and apparently VIII embrace
every CITY department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Congress had levied severe defense taxes-to
be paid mostly NENE YEAR.

M ORE than million Young men had been
A'i drafted to, the coIols and were being trained
in hastily erected camps to form the basis of
strong aImy-not yet in being
The United Service Organizations had procured
more than 10 million dollars to sustain morale and
morality at the cantOnments-but the establish
'mcnts were not completed by the government.
The office of civilian defense had been set up
and, under diffuSed leadership, was mulling over
diffusion Of deedS-to be accomplished somehow.
But the days Of those occurrences were for us
weak, piping times Of peace.
Except for few vessels summarized in the
Atlantic the ravageS and vicsSitudes Of war hardly
tettehed us: and the daily commmiques from
abroad sounded to most of us like old forgotten,
far-off thngs-and battles long ago
THEN. on Sunday morning in December,
SOMETHING HAPPENED TO US-and
that SOMETHING was at PEARL HARBOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
American Is Aide

Mai, Gen. George II. Brett. chief
of the United States Army Air
Corps. will be deputy supreme
commander 10 Wavell and Gen.
Sir Henry Pownall, commander Of =
British forces defending Malaga
and the British naval bastion at
Singapore, will serve as Wavelrs
chief OF staff
The consolidated high command
was announced by the White
House. 1t swiftly followed yester-
days formal declaration by the
United States, Great Britain and
its dominionS. China. Russia, the
countries of Central America and
the exiled governments of Europe,
including the Netherlands. which
welded them into a unit for press
ing the war against the Axis
powers until final and complete
victory is Won
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Bomb BreSt
British Also Attack Nazi
Base al St. Nazaire

LONDON. Jan. 3 ms Brit
i>h bombcrS attacked the Nazi
naval base Of BreSt and ST. Ma
zaire on the French coast during
the night and mined enemy
waters, the air ministry announced
.pJ.,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04
Allies Name Gen. WaueU
Supreme Chief in Pacific
Remember Pearl Harbor!!

TOO LITTLE is being done .our "home front
to win the war for America, for her desperately
embattIcd AIheS-an for civilization itself.
OF course it is true that, before the country
became involved in grSIy conflict. the nation was
girdng for the dangers of dark and uncertain
future.
\ two-occan navy was in the course Of con-
struction to protect shores and our possessions
eventually
Merchantmen were being launched almost
daily to replcnish our ocean-shipping lanes-by
replacing nccssant losses.
Vast industricS-the steel industry, the auto
mobile industry and others-wcrc rapidly re
tooling for the manufacture Of quantities of tanks
and war pIanes-in accordance with the lease
lend" policy.
Congress had levied severe defense taxes-to
be paid mostly NEN'E YEAR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-04

Continued on Page Six
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,ntinued on Next Page, Col. p
Evening star., 1942-04-19
One Best Precautiosr
Against GipgivitiS

Clinical evidence showed o5S
Gingivitis cases improved in 80
days, after dental care, by mas
saying their gums and brushing
their teeth twice daily with
Forhan's Toothpaste.
There is no better method than
Forhan's for massaging gums to
be hrmer and for cleaning dingy
teeth to their natural brightness.
Forhan's even helps remove acid
film that so often starts tooth de-
cay. No wonder so many dentists
have prescribed Forhan's Tooth.
paste for over 20 years! AT all
drug and department stores.
Weekend size at 1Ot stores.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
MISS MooRE's RECIPES

Mix -four and sugar; add milk
slowly, stir until smooth. Cut
chocolate in small pieces; add.
Cook over hot water, stirring con-
stantly. until thick. Pour choco-
late mixture on egg yolks. Cook
over hot water S minutes longer.
Add vanilla, salt and butter; mix
well. Pour into baked pie shell.
Cool. Top with whipped cream. if
desired. Yield: l (9-inch) pie.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
yelIied Veal Salad

We used leftover veal and, so,
spent only SO cents. It's thrifty.
Spring-like too, for this is salad
season.
2 envelopes e tablespoons)
unfavored gelatine
" cup cold water
2 cups hot bouillon
3 tablespoons sugar
n cup mild vinegar
3 tablespoons lemon juice
teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons chopped parsley
3 cups ground, cooked veal
Lettuce
tablespoon finely cut chives
u cup mayonnaise
Sprinkle gelatine on cold water;
add to bouillon; stir until dis
solved. Add sugar, vinegar, lemon
juice and salt. Chill until syrupy.
Fold in parsley and veal. Pour into
custard cups which have been
rinsed in cold water. Chill until
firm. Turn out on crisp lettuce.
Combine chives and mayonnaise.
serve with salad. Approximate
yield: 6 portions.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Chocolate Cream Pie

Rich and creamy, but easy on
the pocketbook if served without
whipped cream - we spent 80
cents.
6 tablespoons flour
ID cup sugar .
~ cups milk
2 squares e o. unsweetened
chocolate
2 egg yolks, well-beaten
/ teaspoon vanilla
ID teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons butter
(9-inch) baked pie shell
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Baxbecued HAxnburgexs

They came to Sc cents. For pic
MICS, pack raw meat cakes and
sauce separately - finish cook
ing over picnic fire.
l cup bread crumbs
u cup milk
l pound bottom round, ground
medium onion, minced
ID cup fat or salad oil
u teaspoon salt
e teaspoon pepper
tablespoons Worcestershire
sauce
2 tablespoons vinegar
cup sugar
l cup catsup or chill sauce
Combine crumbs, milk, meat
and onion. Form into IL cakes;
brown on both sides in hot fat or
salad oil. Combine remaining in
gradients; pour over meat cakes.
Cover; simmer 10 minutes. APP
proximate yield: 6 portions.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Ham and Macaxoni
Casserole

Casserole
Another one-dish meal - sat-
isfying use of leftover ham or any
cooked meat. Serve with a tossed
green salad. Fresh or quick frozen
fruit for dessert.
19-ounce package elbow
macaroni
2 cups grated American
cheese
l tall can evaporated milk
Few grains pepper
2 cups cooked or canned peas
~ cups diced, cooked ham
Buttered crumbs
Cook macaroni in boiling, salted
water until tender. Drain; rinse
with hot water. Combine maca-
roni, cheese, milk and pepper.
Arrange alternate layers macaroni
mixture. peas and ham in large
casserole. Top with buttered
crumbs. Bake in moderate oven
1882 F. 40 minutes. Approx
mate yield: s portions.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

may get it. Often leads to PYoRRaEa
with its soft shrinking gums
No matter how slightly your gums
may bleed when you brush your
teeth, or feel tender to touch,
don't take chances!
This may mean you, too, have
Gingivitis. So see your dentist
and start using Forhan's Tooth
paste and massage at once. Be-
cause neglect of this mild gum in
hammation often leads TO dreaded
Pyorrhea with its loosening teeth
which only your dentist can help.
See him every months. And at
home here's
Evening star., 1942-04-19
potted Lamb Chops

These cost US 81 cents. Serve
with rice; add fruit salad for des-
sert. It's a meal - hearty and
delicious.
q shoulder lamb chops
2 tablespoons fat
2 medium onions, sliced thin
2 green peppers
2 cups canned tomatoes
l teaspoon salt
1s teaspoon pepper
l teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
l cup cooked or canned peas
Brown lamb chops on both sides
in fat in deep, heavy skillet. Re-
move chops. Cook onions in fat
in skillet until lightly Drowned.
Meanwhile core green peppers and
slice in rings. Return chops to
skillet, add pepper rings, toma-
toes. salt, pepper and Worcester
shire sauce. Cover and simmer SO
minutes. Add peas; cook 10 min
utes longer. Serve with hot, but
tered rice. Yield: a portions.
La gaceta., 1942-07-29
DIVORCIOS Y PLEITOS

Decretos: Julio Macias contra
Mary Cacciatore Macias; Olga
Peters Fordham contra Samuel
G. Fordham; Corone H. Little
William B. Little.
Nuevas demandas: Julia D.
Bear contra Clarence Bear; Mil
dred Campbell contra d. H.
Campbell; Idena Keller contra
Herbert L. Keller; Margaret
A. Morgan contra M. A. Nor
gan; Margaret Lesizza contra
Santo Lesizza; Felix Domin-
guez; Rosa Hunter contra Ha-
iris d. Hunter; Paul Gillette
contra Julia c.. Gillette.
Pleitos: Connecticut General
Life Insurance contra la ciudad
de Tampa; la ciudad de Tampa
contra Mario Alvarez y Josefina
Cusmano; Sol Addison contra
j. A. Rathey, embargo; The Tri
bune Press contra Brooks TURF
.entine Co.,, Inc, reclamation de
$500.
La gaceta., 1942-07-29

bra Ia calidad de sus miembros
y no sobra su cantidad. GQue
significa tenar un partido de
masas cuando nos vemos o6liga-
dos a admitir que la mayoria de
estas, que eran tan alegres Y ce-
losas en- los amos buenos, estGn
ohorG renQnedndo q grac7endo
cuando nuestra marcia exige
valor, fe y sacrificio?" Por ESQ,
iafuera con las masasl
Pero, en- ell "Giornale d'Italia"
del mismo Ola, decfa Gayda:
Get fascismo no quiere ser una
oligarquia impuesta sobre la CO.
munidad de ciudadanos...... nj
tampoco quiere ser un partido
de unoS cuantos privilegiados,
sino I'M partid0 en- masas. Y, sin
embargo, actualmente es inevi-
table hacer una selection, cortar
0e raiz la corruption, la crftica
y la resistencid pasiUa que exis-
te en- ell pals.
ICON tinudrG)
La gaceta., 1942-07-29
UNA FIESTA EN- Ell
PARAISO NAZI
Por Lud1Cig WGchtO

"Por mas hermoso que
sea ell Paraiso no puede
ser mas hermoSo que Ale
mania.
DR.. Roberto Ley. $40
"Ha pasado" dijo Ann Krau
Sc a SUI Fritz, "que de aqui a tres
semanas celebraremos nuestras
5odas de plata?"
"GQu6 quieres dscir con cele-
6rar?"-pregunto sonriendo ell
esposO-"iC Como podemos cele-
brar? No tenemos dinero y 81 10
tuvieramos tampoco Sc puede
comprar NADIA -"
"Ya sc exactamente' 10 que
quieres decir" contest6 Frau
Ana suavemente. "Pero conside-
ia. HaCe veinticinco amos tam
5i6n habia una guerra y TODD es-
taba muy dificil, y, en- Gambia,
tuvimos una boda hermosisima
antes de tn retorno al frente'.
''Tal vez seria mejor que ante
TODD dijeras que volvi con un
brazO menos Y con un troZo de
papel que decia: "puedes descan
sar en- la gratitud de la patria".
Cuando pienso en- Ia tai llamada
gratitud de la patria.... lGrati.
tud que tie destituye de tn cargo
porque tie has negado a insert.
birte como miembro del particle
nazi Y porque ning1n mienaorC
del partido deseaba ell puesto y
Themes mucha raz6n, Fritz
pero desgraciadamente no sc sa
ca NADIA con llorar 10 Ipasado
Mas bien piensa en- los veinti
cinco amos que hemos pasado e
uno al lado del otro, capeandC
los temporales. INC crees, pues
que hay suflciente raz6n para
celebrarlo un poco?"
Themes raz6n, viejecita mia
IPero como 10 vamos a hacer?'
"Yo habia pensado que pc.
driamos invitar a nuestros ami.
La gaceta., 1942-07-29
LA SIS DESFILARA
HOY POR PARIS

Paris, julio 29.-La Guardia
Elite de Hitler, con nuevas ar
mas y nuevo equipo, desfilara
hoy por Paris.
Sc ha completado la c~onstruc-
ci6n de la linea de fortificacio-
mes en- Francia, frente al canal
ingl6s. Tropas nazis defender
las nuevas defensas,
Han sido cerrados Is restau-
rantes. Los dueios sostenian re-
l~2ciones con la 'bolsa negra".
Mas de 1000 establecimien-
tos fueron investigates y sc rea-
lizaron mas de 200 arrestos.