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La gaceta., 1943-02-22

La commemorative del vigesl-
mo quinto aniversario de la fun
daci6n del Ej6rcito RoJo, del
Bj6rcto de obreros, campeslnos
V PROFESSIONALS, pertenece hoy
no solamente al pueblo russo, mo
delo de valentia y abnegacion,
sino tambien a las Naciones u
midas.
Para admirar al Ejercito Ro-
10, como 10 hacemos n%osotroS'
NO hace falta pertenecer al par
lido omunista, pero sin pensar
bien los altos valores militares,
morales e intelectuales de un
pueblo que en- rs amos ha sabido
progresar, no obstante diflcul-
tades y limitaciones, con tanta
rapfdez y eficiencia como los
Estados Unidos de Norte Anne
RIGA.
Apoco de nacer ell Ejercito Ro,
10. que entonces era llamado ell
eiercito de obreros y campesl-
nos. los Aliados lie atacaron'
con fuerz8s militares, y no pu-
dieron quebrantarle nj veneer
le.
Las tropas sovieticas Lega-
ron hasta las puertas de Var
sovia, en- Polonia, y tuyieroh
que replegarse cuando Ell gene,
raj Maxine Weigand asumlo el
mando de las fuerzas polacas.
Vo,vi6 a su territorio Ell Eyer
otto Rojo y sigui6 organizando-
Sc " creando competentes gene
rales, oficiales, comisarios y sol
dados.
Tantearon los nipones la poteh
cia militar del Ejercito Ruso. en-
la Mongolia, y pronto compro-
baron que Sc habian equlvoca-
do.
Ia artiflerfa roia Y la avia-
ci6n lie hicieron comprender a
los militaristas de Toxic que la
''nuez" era de acero e impossible
de romper.
Ell gobierno de Stain expire
SO su simpatfa por la causa de
Ia Rep1blica Espanola y algu'
nos oficiales rojos ayudaron
con sus consoles a los generates
LEALES espanoles.
La inmensa distancia y las es
ruadras de Italia y Alemania e
vitaron que tropas rusas inter
viniesen a favor del pueblo agre
dido, en- la 6pica lucha del pue-
bio espanol contra los totalita-
rios.
Cuando los nazis descargaron
sus ~prirnerOs gOapes en- Checo-
La gaceta., 1943-02-22
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ell vigesimo quinto aniversario del Ejercito Rojo
-Ejercito de obreros, campesinos y professional
les.-Cada pecho una muralla y cada
soldado un heroe

esloaquia, Jose Stain, un gigan
tie comparable con Neville Cham
berlain y los mantenedores del
"apaciguamiento," ofreci6 la
poderosa fuerza del Ejercito Ro
10 para ayudar a contener a los
alemanes.
Chamberlain, que en- su fue-
70 Inferno deseaba la destruc-
ci6n de Russia, no de Alemania,
di6 la innoble y para siempre
despreciable y maldita contes-
taci6n de Munich.
Chamberlain anhelaba ganar
tempo y de paso alimentaba la
Illusion de que entregando a Che
coeslovaquia Y Espana en- las
manos del monstruo de Berlin,
quiZa Hitler Sc reSolvleSe por a.
tacar a Russia.
Stain comprendi6 ell juego
los hechos asi 10 probaron des-
pues, Y decide, para ganar item
po, coDcertar un '~'entendimien-
to" con ell tirano aleman.
Los soldados rusos Sc apode-
rsron de una pare de PolOnia,
de la Besarabia, de las repdbli-
cas- del Baltico y de regiones de
Finlandia.
Ell pueblo finlandes hizo una
formidable resistencia y supo
conquistar la simpatia del mum
do. simpatia que perdiera des-
.pues, aliandose con Alemania.
Con Ell jefe totalitario aleman
empez6 a colaborar, luego de la
invasion de Russia por los ma
zis, Ell jefe totalitario finlandes
Mannerheim.
Hitler y sus adlateres, incAu-
yendo mariscales y generates
llegaron a Greer que Ell Ejercito
Rojo. contenido por los finlan-
deses. seria una presa facilisi-
ma para los soldados vecedores
en- Holanda, Belgca, POlonia y
Francia.
Dominaremos al ejercito So
vietico en- pocas semanas -grl-
to Hitler.
Ulegaremos a Moscu antes
del Invierno (ano 1941).
La ofensiva nazi de 1941 lie
v6 a las tropas invasoras hasta
las puertas de Moscd y Lenln-
grado; pero las dos grandes Gu
dades resistieron y Ell enemigo
no logr6 pasar.
Los soldados rojos, al llegar
a invierno, atacaron furiosa-
mente y los alemanes retrocedle
ron.
Era igual el frio para los ru-
sos que para los alemaes, pero
Hitler busc6 una excuse en- Ell
General Invierno."
Ell ano pasado, en- ell verano,
los nazis atacaron de nuevo; pc
70 esta vez Sc conformaban con
tomar a StaligradO.
Los japoneses lie habian pro
metido a Hitler, y este Sc publ
co en- muchos peri6dicos, que 81
81 ejercito nazi sc apoderaba de
Stalingrado e.los a~tacarian a
Russia por la Siberia.
Stain do la orden de resistir
hasta morir, en- Staiinggrado, Y
los agresores entraron y captu
raron aigunas GALES; pero ell E.
jercito Rojo trajo sus reservas
v mas de 100000 aiemanes fue-
ron aniquilados o cayeron pri-
sioneros.
No pudo ell mando japones
cumplir su oferta y no logr6 el
mando aleman, representado
por Hitler, dominar a Stain
grade. "
Como Ia resistencia "prodi-
giosa" y los soldadOs rojos to-
maron la ofensiva, reconquis-
tando a Kurk, Rostov, Kharkov
" centenares de pueblos y aldeas
Los nazis sc retiran Y triun-
fan Stain, los ~mariscales, gene
rales = soldados del Soviet
Aver el editoriasta del "Tri-
bune" citaba a Rommel como &c
neral habilisimO y deseaba uno
La gaceta., 1943-02-22
LEGO UNA MISSION MILL
TAR CHINA

Londres, Feb. 22.-La mission
militar a China que reciente-
mente hizo una vista a Estados
Unidos, ACADIA de llegar a esta
capital. Acudieron a recibirla
yari0s generates y oficalss,
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MoscG, Feb. 22.-Las opera
clones para liquidar al enemi-
go en- la cuenca del Donetz
han llevado al ejercito rojo a
ocupar numeroSas %poblacio-
mes a so millas por ell sur y
suroeSte de Vorohislovgrad,
Mas ALA, nj oeste las column
mas rusas Sc encuenran a 81
millas del rio DnpJper, largo
de la toma da Pavlograd y
Krasnograd.
La ofensiva Sc mantiene vi
gorosamente tambien al oeste
de Rostov, norte de Kursk ha-
cia Orel y oeste de Krasnodar
hacia la costa del mar Negro.
NADIA Sc dice sobre la anne
naza al vale del Dnieper, don
de las tropas s%ovieticas pasa-
ron va a Krsnograd, 60 millas
al suroeste de Kharkov.
Ell boletin de hoy anuncia la
captura de Bokovo-Antsatsit,
centric carbonero y estacion
ferroviaria, y de la parte alta
de Nagolchik, una %poblacion
de bastante tamano, en- ell mo-
vimiento para envolver a las
guarniciones alemanas que
aun queGan en- areas del Do
metz.
AL sur de Kramatorsk Sc
combate wolentamente. Tn
movimiento de pinzas del e.
jercito rojo lleva la direction
de Stalino.
En- esta area fue repulsada
una fuerza alemana de tam
ques cuando trataba de recu
perar ell terreno. Violenta fue
la acci6n y los nazis sufrieron
considerables perdidas.
BESIDE Pavlogfad ell ejerci-
to rojo puede atacar hacia
Dnieperopetrovsk, en- ell codo
alto del rio, o por debajo del
ferrocarril hacia Zaporozhe,
en- la orilla oeste por debaJo
de Dniepropetrovsk. BESIDE
Krasnograd Sc puede seguir ell
rumb0 de Poltava, ell impor-
tantisimo entronque ferroca-
rrilero.
Las dos poblaciones captu-
radas estan situadas junto a
corrientes Tributaries del Dnie
per y la captura del ferroca-
rril corta las comunicaciones
nazis entire ell sector de Khar-
kov y las regiones adyacentes
al Donetz.
Las Columns rojas siguen
avanzando sin descanso en- di
recci6n oeste y nj si1uiera Sc
detienen a contar ell botin cap
turado.
Toda la provincial de Khar-
kov esta siendo limpiada.
En- visperas del aniversario
de la fundaci6n del Ejercito
Soviet, las tropas rojas Sc a
poderaron de Krasnograd, a
40 millas al oeste de Stain
grade, y llegaron hoy al 96'
dfa de la ofensiva de invierno,
iniciada ell 10 de noviembre
de 1912.
Ell primer m%inistro Stain
contest6 aver con un mensaJe
ell homemade del pueblo ingles
al Ej6rcito Rojo. Mandaron
felicitaciones ell rey Jorge vi,
ell primer ministro Churchill,
que sigue enfermo, ell miniitro
de Estado Eden y otros minis
tros mariscales, generates y
almirantes.
Tn mensaje del general a.
mericano Mac Arthur aparece
hov en- todos los peri6dicos y
dice "El aniversario del Ejer
cito Roio no puede dejar de
ser memorable para cualquier
soldado, no importa su nacio-
nalidad. Sus extraordinarias
hazahas representa- en- mu |
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Tractors Wanted
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A BETTER pries Paid for Junk cars and
trucks Olive $3.50
A GOOD car wanted ~ lady working In
defense factory. prefer buying from
draree; from $3.50 10 $3.50 cash. No dealer.
ivAnhne 200
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CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-26
Reversible Rain
Coat Is Good
Gift Idea
BY ELEANOR GUM

NEW YORK -- II you are tor
" mented by the gift problem, it
may be because you have not
thought about raincoats designed
to dispell gloom. There are highly
individual models h any gal
might want to own. Many OF them
are reversible and so are sports a.
well as storm coats. They are made
on officer or windbreaker lines
Among them are full-length mod
els She'll appreciate a satin back
rayon and fur fabric reversible.
and also one of many other models
that are not embarrassed when the
clouds roll by revealing blue sky
and sunshine
There is not much danger Of
overlooking the fascinating costume
pieces being offered. Many of these
are Chinese or Mexican, since 1t is
the heavier type of ornament that
seems to be wanted. although there
are dainty jewel strayS If you prefer
them.
Checkers that hug the base Of the
throat are Just the proper kind 10
set off a round collarleSs neckllne.
Silver with turquoise or jade is ef-
fective with many daytime dresses.
while a string of pearls remains, as
always, in impeccable taste both
as a gift and TO wear
There are many heavy Oriental
necklaces from which to choose,
some with broad bracelets and ear
rings to match. One diversified ring
continues to be the vogue. Clips
are as smart and as useful as ever,
and don't forget that hatpins no
longer hide their ugly heads. They
are now ornamental as well as use
full. And, oh yes, if you've treasured
any d-fashioned buttons, get
them out and have them made into
earrings or hatpins.
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your skin. II is blended by special
process TO insure perfect perform
anCe. The color and powder are
fused together by wind in great
glass arcs until the color actually
becomes an inseparable part of the
powder itself. The result is light
texture and even color that stays
fresh on your skin until you are
ready 10 scrub up at night. or re-
new your makeup during the day.
In Eight Shades
Choose your color from eight
lovely shades. one Of which Will
echo your skin tones. no matter
how light or how deep If your skin
Is on the clear. cool side. and YOU
want to accent the pOrcelain-like
look. choose snow pink" or cool,
light rachel called vanilla frost. -
or If you need Just a bit more
warmth, there's misty coral and
peach. For warmer more glow
ing. complexion tones there are four
more grand shades ranging from
deep cream to rich rose and sun
mocha incidentally, If YOU want
TO make sure your lipstick rouge
and nail polish harmonic with the
basic tones of your powder, consult
the little makeup chart inside each
box of powder
See thatyourp owdering technique
IS worthy Of your new complexion
powder Skin must be perfectly
clean Wash thoroughly with soap
and water, or II 1t IS a midday
cleanup, use two applications OF
cream, ISSUED of thoroughly and
then scrubbed of with a cotton sat-
urated with skin freshcncr or tonic.
Now powder base Even
young skin needs something during
the chilly. drying days OF winter.
The young skin. however, may get
by with a light application of dry
skin lotion or even hand lotion.
Stfoked in well and allowed 10 dry
before powder Is applied.
The average skin or the skin that
Is. a bit on the dry side. behaves bet
ter with a real foundation cream.
something that has sufficient oil TO
lubricate slightly while il serves the
double purpose of protecting the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-26

WIZ Won never can tell. Ger
tauE p.l EcEan the movie actor,
couldn't.
Year AGO hc had a Job as spe-
clai Nts f.cator and was trying 10
iotu The cops IN New York City He
Wa at radio studio on business.
saw mike and wondered what II
Wo 81 Poe like 20 sing into ono he
tnu nt u was cold" but actually
IT. Was turned on Al the other end.
hv lre' chance sat Guy Lom-
barGo wondering what soloiSt 10
yr 'rr Burns and Allen radio
utOaam Suddenly Regan's When
ll Eyes Are Smiling" came
tlcklDG through. He landed the
laD
Re-ans " seems, is a pretty
STRAIGHT tale of an IRISH family in
New York City. Born IN a tene-
mont with fire engines BANGING
down t1o street competing with his
uata wells he came from the usual
OVERLOOKING Erin family His father.
Mike FCean. was a teamster He
learned hls singing IN parochlal
ctoo AND church choirs.
The family was poor. but had
fun parents died when nc
vas15 ud ro went towork He met
sn EHrn She was II. 10 DWyer,
anc t-rr GOT married He saws TO-
cas- We We're so much IN love We
Ca..r 3 aas silly 10 wait for all
tUf fnur- Young couples usually
war tar-bet'er Jobs money IN the
bank cite Wc thought II would be
fuU o. hare The struggles
Career ann OF many Of the Irish
IN New YORK City Is government
JOB They ike the security OF II, the
pension % old age That's why most
COP auG fTemcn have IRISH anccs-
Try Rrrau was no exception. he
cot lob as court clerE IN Brook
lyu ne couldn't take chances with
two S0ns ana two daughters. He
kept switching from one small in
crease IN salary 70 the next and
took civil service police exams He
was special Investigator and on a
waiting list when he sang on the
radio in that studio
That eventually led 70 Jobs In the
MOVIE soon the Regan family was
settled ln Hollywood. away from the
groVicr rushing Of New York
Hes made barrels Of pictures since
and the last BE- certainly his meat
Sweet Rosie O'Grady."
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Ration Points
Saved After
Feast Week
By JUDITH WILSON

Tor the Thanksgiving feast
! you may have drawn quite
heavily upon your point ration
budget. In such a case this
weeks menus, which as usual
are planned for an average family
of four, will enable you TO make up
for certa n eXcuSable eXtraVa-
gances at this season. For example.
only 33 of the weekly allowance of
ga brown points are required. leav-
ing a surplus of 81, while only 80 OF
the allotted 48 points for proceSSed
foods are used, leaving a surplus OF
10. Two unrationed meats. chicken
and kidney. provide 3 main meals,
contributing TO tn e saw ng in
meat" points.
Main dish luncheon suggestions:
Cd Stuffed Tomato Salad. using l
pound creamed cottage cheese. t2)
Potato Plglets tsausage-Stuffed
baked potatoes using pork saul
sage links. t3) Chopped Egg and
Watercress Sandwiches. a. Fish
or vegetable chowder. 60 Leftover
beef pot pie from Thursdays din
ner. CO. French toasted peanut
butter sandwiches.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-26

QUESTION: my beauty prob
lem concerns nv young son. ,uho
simply ,UH not stand straight. /
ToHder If some OF the exercises
you recommend mould also help
him2 Mrs. G.L.S"
Here is a good exercise for droop-
ing or rounded shoulders. Have
him stand as tall as he can, then
make big circles with the arms,
pushing them back hard AS the
arms come down. Ten complete
circles is enough for one time. An
other exercise taken from this same
standing position, is to stand tall
and place both hands behind the
head, elbows bent of course. He
should keep his position, while he
pulls back with the elbows as far
as he can. At the same time he
should lower his head backward
q little. Relax and repeat. Five
times is enough for the first few
days. but increase the exercises
as the muscles become stronger.
This exercise is both good for
rounded shoulders and for straight
ening the upper part of the spine.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-26
SOY AND DAT COOKIES

From Charlotte Adams Double
Quick Cooking comes this recipe
one egg. = cup melted shorten
ing, ! cup brown sugar, or 2 cup
graduated sugar and y cup mo-
lasses, IA cups enriched flour. ,
cup soy flour. !. teaspoon soda, l
teaspoon baking powder. teaspoon
salt. IL cups rolled oats. 2. cup
sailed soy beans.
Separate the egg; add the yolk to
the melted shortening and sugar,
and beat well. Sift the dry ingredi-
ents together and add to the first
mixture, together with the rolled
oats and sailed soy beans. Fold in
the egg-white. whipped stiff. Drop
by small teaspoonfuls onto an oiled
cookie sheet; bake in a hot oven
(375 degrees F. 10 minutes.
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POTATOES Plentiful

Potatoes are still on the list of
plentiful vegetables according to
the FDA. as are sweet potatoes.
Others in C u d e cabbage, celery.
rutabagas. squash and turnipS. The
most plentiful fruits are only mod
erately supplied, these being grapes.
honeydew melons and cranberrles.
Vegetables in this group are spin
ach. lettuce. snap beans. beets.
broccoli. carrots. Cauliflower. esca-
role, endive. broccoli rabe. peppers,
tomatoes, mushrooms and radshes
Mackerel is the most plentiful
fish. there being moderate stocks Of
haddock. cod, pollock. hake. smelts.
sardines. whiting. yellowtails, Flor
ida mullet. shrimp, oysters. clans
and mussels. according TO the Fish
cry Council. Fresh water fish are
only fairly plentiful, best being
whitefish. carp. blue pike and trout.
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treatment have greatly lesSened
these casualties What are we doing
10 combat other even greater men
ace thlt threaten our boys who are
IL tlc Tropics
Greatest Threat Is Malaria
Tie majority Of them not only
have to contend AGAINST war in
luIc. bat against the tropical dis
ca-. t1WE.ch they are not accus-
TONED While we do much 10 pro-
toe them from the instruments OF
obstruction Of our enemies how
TUc1 can we protect them from
the Insects tle parasites and germs
that abound In the countries In
-Vn.n 'rCt are struggling When
trr rrurn home their injuries
uav be healed and they may be
ah. IN overcome the loss Of limbs
and tarI'fice there still remains
tar t.ca' Of infections which they
br tacE with them And the
cIe.t c.t ct these Is malaria
Malaria ranks high not only in
tile I az plaques that kill but
l..rt N rs GCstTuctlyCnesS Of the
l.s efficiency and morale OF
sine uro undergo and survive its
Itt.eG Tor malaria often wrecks
tuition and causes the lndl-
gIauaI 20 be q menace 20 al around
Im t- many years Other plaques
tate them ton ~ death. but they
leave tnalI aurEitOrs immune anc
alb tu larry ou as before 10 great
CH
hr attack ~ malaria does not
protect from future infection, ex-
capt a"er many attacks The dis
ca. remains u the blood stream tc
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it's true that many are weary OF
the domestic routine
The chill ren are now old
enough to look out for themselves
or each other" an ambitious
mother Will sometimes argue. or
the youngsters don't suffer by my
absence for a few hours a day
they are not a fulltime job" No
matter how they argue, results
seem TO Justify the claim that
crimes committed by minors have
increased since mothers went 10
work and that mothers have got 10
get back on their personal jobs be-
fore there is much hope of i'm
provement.
Some intelligent and well inten-
toned persons believe self-expreS-
sion is a good form of training
Children are subjected to this kind
of schooling and are encouraged 10
practice il. II has been known TO
work well and II has been known 10
have failed-which proves exactly
nothing. 1t may. even be argued
that it is better to be self expires
Slve than inhibited. but there's no
arguing away the well-known fact
that the character of a person
especially a young person. is more
responsive 10 bad than to good
influences.
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skin from the weather and holding
rouge and powder in place.

skin from the weather and holding
rouge and powder in place.
How to Apply
Next comes rouge, II cream rouge
is used II dry is your choice, how
ever, leave il until after poWdering.
Take up powder on a piece Of
clean cotton or on a thoroughly
clean powder puff and pat it gen.
eroHSly over your throat and face,
all the way to the hairline. Now.
gently shake of any surplus powder
that remains on your puff and go
over the face again, this time with
a series of little pressing steps, re-
peatlng them several times about
the nose. corners of the mouth and
Just below the eyes-the problem
areas.
Now with a complexion brush or
clean cotton brush away every par
ucle Of powder that doesn't cling
firmly to the foundation. Go on to
the other little cleanup Jobs, like
using a clean mascara brush to re-
move stray grains of powder from
lasheS and brows and to go around
your hairline. You are ready to
give your face a critical inspection
In the mirror. DO you like the soft.
delicate. mat-like finish? II so. let
to be. If you want an unpowdered
look. then moisten cotton in cold
water and press gently over your
finished makeup. Your skin will
look beautifully clear and even and
youthful and your makeup will
still be as color true and lasting
as before.
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KITCHEN TIPS

Waste reducers: Use rinds from
cured pork-ham. bacon or bacon
Squares-to season cooked spinach,
turnips. cabbage and squash. Skim
excess fat from steWs and soups TO
make good gravies and sauces.
After rendering fat. crush the
'cracklings" for cornbread, scrap
pie. meat loaves. or pattieS. For
home canned soup. cube the tag
ends of garden vegetables and
flavor with meat stock made by
Simmering pork neck bones. beef
shank or knuckle bones. or any
bones from boned cuts.
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and is also profoundly affected or
influenced by ones companions
what they do, what they say. how
they react TO given conditions.
Mothers who never stir outside
their little orbit know that children
find time and opportunity TO get
into mischief or into more serious
trouble. Home training helps but
does not prevent young people
from making mess OF things. but
those who know from example, or
from teaching, what is really right
and wrong can usually be relied
upon to respond to reason. If there
is no interested party around to
present the real facts of the case to
the delinquent, there IS small
chance of making him into a self
respecting citizen.