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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
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TODD DUNCAN SCORES
AGAIN IN OPERA
BY Dolores CALVIN

NEW YORK II fcalyins News
service II Was a big night for
Gorshwin music and the stars Of
Porey and Bess certainly did
their part all right, At the CITY
College stadium the NY. Phil
harmonic orchestra under the
able direction ~ Alexander small
lens. The Gershwin night was
Launched
First came STRIKE Up The
Band his famous overture fol-
lowed by AN American In Paris
The program ended with "Cu-
ban Overture During the eve
ming however the Rapsody In
Blue vas played by Jesus Maria
sansoma a part usually given TO
Osca Leyant
Harriet Jackson. Eta Moten
and Alma Hubbard an sang parts
from "rorey ami Ross and Todd
Duncan repeated = Got Plenty Of
Nutm' = Some .oooo people APP
riaudcd the stars ana begged for
more George Gershwin.
~ Register 10 Vote
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
Screen
Canada Lee Gets Lead In Movie
Version Of Steinbeck's 'Lfeboat'

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 the
svowal that experienced stage ac-
tors unknown 70 movie audiences
would coMrIsc the cast
Of the Kenneth Mcgowan pro-
cuction OF John steinbecks Life
boat" II was announced last week
that Canada Lee had been signed
for the leading role Lee, the FIRST
70 be signed by Goth Century-Fox
for the picture will be directed
BY Alfred Hitchcock noted Brit
ish director.
Having never been filmed be-
fore. Lee adequately fits require
ments. he Is however. well known
20 deyotees q the legitimate thea
tire. having in l94l won The Crit
ics award Tor his characterize
ton OF Bigger Thomas In Orson
Wells production Of Native Son"
The play was adapted FOR the
stage by Paul Green and Richard
Wright from the sensational novel
by Wright
In 1912 Lee appeared as the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
New Star Featured
With Sweethearts

CHICAGO -tANpl- Ray Lee
Jones. manager OF the Sweeiheaf's
Of Rhythm. announces that on the
bill opening Regal theatre Chica-
80. july is Will be featured Ernes-
tine "Tiny' Davis. goo pound hot
trumpet player and vocalist she
does variety OF stunts with her
trumpet and on the vocals. Starring
on Want A Tall skinny Papa
and Ration Blues
After playing the Regal one week
they perform al Dayten's huge coll
iseum with . capacity OF 10000 on
July 90 and close their tour for the
season az Victory heid IN lndianap'
oils on sunday July %. doing
campaign for the purchase q war
bonds. 80 which many notablcs have
heen invited. including governor
OF lndiara
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
ROCHESTER, LENA HORNE AND
HAZEL SCOTT In NEW PICTURE

HOLLYWOOD ~ fANPl ~ En-
couraged by the box office re-
turns from cabin in the sky
MGM studio is using quite a few
colored players in several new
pictures now in production. Be-
sides Rochester. Lena Horne. and
Hazel Scott there under con-
tract in Broadway Rhythm" Dl-
rector Reisner has large group
in his musicai Meet the Peo-
PIE starring Dick Powell and
Lucille Ball.
Included IN the cast are John
Buddy Williams. Jack Winslow.
Hassan Said. W o. Davis. Wesley
GIL. John Lester Johnson. Will
llsm "Sneaks" Downs. Andrew
TAYLOR. Dan Viewers. J. A. Rob
erson. J. " Allen Jesse Graves
James Adamson Ed Allen. Rich
ard Coleman. Daist Bufford
Francis Driver. Lola Harris. Fam
ME Buffesa. Biolet Mcdowell.
Dolores Coleman. Monica Carter
Title Boln, Violet Ball BESSIE
Guy. and Nytlr Fortune, Willie
MAYS. Alberta Gary villa Pearl
Curtis Inez Hatchctt Fay Fifer.
Avon Jackson. and others
In 'yum and Abner" screen
version Of the popular radio con-
tinuity LucIus Brooks, comedian
and bass singer Of the -Four
Tones; Rudolph Junier hart
tone OF that famous quartet: Mar
tin Turner. veteran screen player:
Erwin Smith. well-known movie
actor; Billy Mitchell. and Charles
Andrews baritone singer. PLAYED
In an excellent sequence last
week. Mitchell and Andrews were
in the higher brackets OF salaries
doing special dialogue bits.
America, also screened on the
MGM lot with King Victor. we'll
remembered for "Elallcluiah. g"
gave Hattie McDaniels little
nephew. Elzey Emanuel. an op-
portunity 10 prove he Is OF
theatrical family in dialogue
bit" His companion IN the
scene was another youngsfer 81
the same age. Billy Adams The
two boys drew down s25 day
for three DAYS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
ELLINGTON
ADDS BLIND
MALE SINGER

NEW YORK amp Duke FL
lingiou last week made Broadway
news again as he introduced new
singing find a Hibhler a blind ro-
mantle baritone, at the Hurricane
restaurant
IIihbler who scored such a di-
rect hit in his first appearance at
The Hurricane that the manage
meni offered him a long-term con-
lfaci is 4 native OF Little Rock
who was graduated from the New
England conservatory OF Music
and eoi bis FIRST band job with Roy
klerdNc Lntll recently iIibblei
WAS with Jay Ncshanns orchestra
The Duke IS featuring Hibblers
vocals on all Mutual network
broadrasis from the Hurricane.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17

lead in william Soroysns Talk
ing 20 You and again won aigh
critical praise for his artistry.
Lately he has been tourint he
country in the revival Of "No'ive
Son" Before coming TO the thea
TIRE Lee was a prize fighter 81
some ability
In Life Boat, the 2s-year-old
actor will create the role OF joe.
steward rescued from The tor
pedoed ship The entire action %
The picture will take place within
Tie limitations % 2s-f3ot life
boat adrift on The ocean Besides
Lee there will be seven adult
members and one infant member
Of tho cast
10 Swelling and Alma Rsville
have adapted the steinbeck novel
for the screen ~Lifeboat" IS tx
pected 70 be issued nv rs publish
ers IN the near future
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
Returns To New York

NEW YORK (Calvin's News
Service) The arranger for Duke
Ellington and one to whom many
bsndleaders are indebted for
fame. Mary Lou Williams, has
returned TO New York Town and
will run an unlimited engagement
al Cafe Society. her managers
announced this week..
Miss Williams. an old time
trouper 10 he 80 young, Is being
featured as a pianist-composer as
we'll as an ace arranger. She
rates with Hazel Scott Duke FL
lington and Count Basic In the
field Mary Lou was with Andy
Kirk for ~ years as he climbed
to fame. She's married to one OF
Dukes bandmen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
STAGE, SCREEN STAR
ON RADIO HOUR ASKING
RACIAL HARMONY

NEW YORK. NY. In order
10 arrange more Impressive
program, the coast-to-coast
CHS broadcast scheduled for
July 10 in the Interest OF racial
unity has been postponed to
July II Il was learned this
week.
Interested In the prescnta-
ton Of this program which
will be heard from 1870 TO )
o'clock pm. are many OF the
best known names In the en-
tertainment world Including
Laurence Tibbott, George Hell
Ter, Jane Cowl. Ralph Bel
lamy. Tallulah Bankhead' Max
Gordon. Paul Robson, Maxwell
Anderson. Serge Kousseviisky
and James Cagney. Walter
White has been asked to speak
and Pau NUM- Will appear IN
n skit TO be produced by VIII
liam Robson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
HATTIE McDANIELS
LOANED TO SELzNICK
FOR TEMPLE PICTURE

H0IJ.YWOOD-(ANP) - With
shrlcv Temple. formerly goth
rfary-Fox's worlds greatest
child star as happy over the
natter 81 she is to be back in
ihe tms She ontgrew. Hattie Me-
PANEL noted Academy Award
winner signed contract last
week with David Selznick for
Vanguard studio. She is TO play
'fidella an important role in
since She Went Away" the first
i'atAr. iar Shirley under the
sflynea banner to which she Is
now contracted.
This IS TO be followed by many
o'hors and Hattie is expected 10
continue IN all OF them. inst as
lii Robinson did in nearly all
her pictures at Fox studio. Others
81 ne east are Claudette Colbert,
lemlty Jones. Joseph Cotton and
Monte Wooley.
II viii he a sort OF reunion he
tween Miss Temple. now nearly
y anil Miss Mcdaniel. for they
'peni many happy days together
On FuNs The Little Colonel"
When tho child celebrity was only
Sly years old. Having been taught
dance by Bojangles. II the
'erini calls for stepping. Hattie
can htcm up right along with
her and sing too. just as she did
IN her vaudeville days.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
CHORUS GIRLS
WIN STRIKE ON
-MGM SET

HOLLYWOOD amp "A large
group Of chorus girls. recruited
by Ren Carter for "Broadway
Rhythm AZ MGM, struck for SIS
per week instead OF the sec so
they were paid last Tuesday They
started work on the previous day.
The $6650 bcing the regular dam
GERS wage valled for by the screen
Actors guild.
Rochester Lena Horne and IIa-
zol Scott are all featured In the
picture and the dancing az the
chorus Is very much a part Of
their scenes. But realizing on the
second day that the strenuous
dancing was worth more. and
thinking perhaps Of the thousands
the stars and featured players
are getting weekly. they demand
ed SS5 per week "or else
But the musical director let Il
be else" and Off tho set they
walked. He called them back but
was unable 20 change them from
their determination. Carter was
called into the controversy but
he likewise could only gct them
to wait until he had conference
with the producers. lie came back
with the announcement that they
would get the ss5 and shooting
was continued
incidentally Hazel Scott who
Is reported TO have started At
$500 per week. Is now getting
$1,000. one Of the highest salaries
paid at this studio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
DEFEND BARRING UNION
HEADS FROM CLlB

ATLANTA tANPl Defending
the barring OF several white em-
p,oyer and CTO union officials
from the Top Hat cluo during the
annual celebration here Of Philip
Murray day officials OF the well
known NIGHT club. disclosed that
police acted with their fun an
prevail in view OF city ordi-
nance which prohibits white spec
tators at Negro dance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
NABS- FETCHIT
lContInued from pace lal

't0ntinued from page ikl
and found her seated She asked 4
she could 20 along With me Think.
INK that she was reporter told
her IL was ok he went on j
vent TO chicken shack and there
met some friends. leaving Miss
Randolph inside the cab. Later
when arrived home, much TO my
surprise found the girl al the
hotel in my room with some more
friends
AN OF them left and thought
Miss Randolph had gone too. and
the next thing knew the police
were knocking on the door open
ed II for them and they asked me
who was In the room with me- !
reid them no one. They went into
the bathroom and found Miss Ran
dolph in pajamas. did not.know
She was in there and told them so
Girl Won't Talk
Asst States Atty. Theodore s
Kucewicz sought TO question the
girl but she refused to make a
statement; Juvenile authorities
took her into custody and said
she would be examined by physi-
clans
Police said Miss Randolph had
been in custody OF juvenile au-
ihorItIes last year She is beiiey-
ed to be the complainant in case
involving member OF the dance
team OF Joyner and Foster on sim
ilar charges when the stars play
ed a local engagement in 1912. Al
that time she gave her age as 10.
As a result Of the scandal the
dancer has been barred from nll-
ing contracts IN and around Chi
cago.
Stepin Fetchit won fame several
years ago when he appeared In a
movie speaking a slow draw H.
started the long chain OF Negro
comedians who were TO Win popa-
larity With cinema fans Among
other famous stars he has worked
with are the late Douglas Fair
banks. Sr. Will Rogers, Sr., and
49,. .,,I NIL
The comedian first broke into
the news when ne married a Is.
yearold girl while al the peak OF
his career. The California school
girl bore him a son bu, died short
~ Afterwards
Fetchit again married 10 1888.
this time the much more mature
Winnie Johnson. Cotton club
dancer in New York. Another child
vas horn OF this marriage hut the
union was dissolved under cloud OF
sensational scandal Fetchit &C
cused his wife OF inhdelity and de-
clared the child was not his He
said a deal had been made for him
TO marry Miss johnson TO make II
appear the child was his Neither
litigant won a clear cut victory
said Fetchit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
PRICE BIOLOGY

BOSTON tANP) a biology on
The life and works Of the lMe
DR.. Joseph Charles Price, noted
Negro leadcr and founder OF Llv-
incsion college. salisbury \ q.
the first college organized by Me-
crocs. has just come or the
presses Of the Christopher Pub
fishing company. according TO
an announcement.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
Stage
the
UMPW 1--WE
by ulysses boykin

with all the cats and their flames working up breeze
al week every body looks forward the week-ends to
NAV the Valley spots and take gander at the remaining
fasstepping revues.
Marcelus Wilson opened his second revue at
Broad's Club Zombie Monday night It's america
Jumps Ash Can LaRue has selected Friday night
70 present his show starring Monette Moore in
live and gay Henry Swing club is offering
Miss Anna Belle Lee" production that is something
to rave about Honey Brown, Naoma Webb, Peg
Carnage and Emile Jones contribute to the Cory
Corners red hot show 1t looks like the Congo pa
irons will soon get break. hearing before the en-
tire Michigan Liquor Control commission has been
asked by the state attorney generals office This will
bring to light the alleged police spite" charges
against Walter Norwood, owner This leaves us to
believe that the Congo will be jumpin when fall rolls
around. We hope
NOTES
The citizens of the Valley are up in arms over Col
umnsi Anthony Weitzels calling Hastings street the
Broadway of Paradise Valley. The folks in the know
Ike John White point out that Adams avenue with its
bright lights and gay crowds is the true Broadway Of
Paradise Valley
Toe johnson. Jr. of the johnson Super Service
Johnsons took flying trip to the Windy City, Chica-
90 to visit his mother last weekend. He
panied by his friends, Melvin Dudley and Stinson
Sewell of the Motor City Ray Sneed, Jr., who
Gently completed featured part in Fox-Twenteth
Century musical with Bill Robnson and Lena Horne,
has been signed for three weeks engagement at the
Club Plantation in ST. Louis Mo- The producer at the
Club Plantation is our Larry Steele, former
producer at the old Club Congo. Sneed is being
booked by Rollo S. Vest Sneed is pupil of the re-
nowned Paul Draper and is believed to be the only
act of his kind, doing his type of work in the swing
field.
After having her contracts renewed four times, Bob
bic Cal Me Darng) CASTOR, the velvet voiced charmer
closes at the smart Three Skies after Is solid weeks
Bobbe first stop will be the Club Plantation IN 81 LOUIS
Mo, for an indefinite engagement
Homer Jones' former coIumnist, is now doing
publicity work for RoIlo s. Vest
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memorable "ziegield Girl"
4 =
Such a concentration on feminine beauty
and dazzling decor belongs in the beauty
column reviews as well as on the amuse-
ment page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
1882 Hastings St.

Making sense and nonsense in delightful
proportions. M-G-Ais "Du Barr Nas
A Lady" comes TO the screen.
=
Probably it s the gayest musical comedy
shown for years
=
With the best features Of the big Broad
way show plus something that only the
screen can add.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17

= = 4 =
lisa mad dream
in technicolor.
- = = =
It's spiced with
clever comedy and
brilliant perform
ances.
4 = = =
Plus snowy proceed
ings that give a gilt
ter and a sparkle
unequalled slnce tia
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
Volvio al trabajo a
las cinco horas de
haber parido

Baltimore, agOstO pa las
cinco horas de haber parido su
octave hijO, la Sra. Helen Robar
Sc present6 en- la fabrica donde
trabajaba para seguir sus labo-
res. La direction lie dijo que ell re-
elamento lie prohibfa admitirla.
Embellishments la mujer mott
fic6 que buscara trabajo en- otra
parte. Tiene AZ amos de edad Y 81
marido y su hijo pertenecen, res.
pectivamente, a los ejercitos ca
nadense Y americana.
FL reglamento de la fabrica Sc
hala un descanso de so dfas para
las mujeres que dan a luz. La cria
tura nacida llevara los nombres
de Shirley Ann.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
HUEVOS CON JAMON
Y QUESo

Seis huevos, dos tazas de leche,
una cucharada de maicena, un XII.
10 de papa amarillo, cincuenta grs
mos de mantequilla, cincuenta grs
mos de jamon cOcido, cincuents
gramOs de queso Kraft.
Sc queen las papas peladas al
vapOr. Sc desbaratan muy bien en-
una taxa de lecha para formar un
pure. La otra taxa de leche con
la maizena, Sc pOne al fuego a que
de unOs hervores y Sc anade al
pure sazOnandolo perfectamente
con sal pimienta Y la mitad de la
mantequilla.
Sc unta de mantequilla un pla-
ton r~efractario extendido, Sc po-
ne una capa del pure hacienda
seis huecos para los huevos. Sc
cascan estos crudos, uno en- cada
hueco. Sc les pone sal, pimienta
y un trOcitO de mantequilla. Ell
Jamon picado y ell queso rallado
o en- trocitos Sc espolvorean Dor
encima. Sc mete al horno a dos
fuegOs hasta que cuajen las cla-
ras, perO que las yemas queden
suaves.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
Pide ell fiscal del
condado que sc
presenter los 'testigos

Ell fiscal del condado, Jose E.
Williams, solicit6 aver de las au-
toridades militares que lie sean ia
cilitados los nombres de los solda-
dos que han contraido enfermeda-
DIES venereas en- hoteles Y casas
de huespedes de esta ciudad.
Quiere citarlOs Ell fiscal, de mo-
do que puedan declarar en- contra
de las personals que sean procesa-
das.
Entire mayo z Y julio "a, segur
las listas, rs soldados cOntrajerOr
intermediates venereas. Nueve de-
las direcciones mencionadas en- e
case aparecen dos o mas wees.
81 los soldados enfermos decla.
ran, Ell fiscal tendra un fuerte ca.
so contra los acusados.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
La Campaha POlitica
Actividad

Los amigos politicos del letrado
Cobbey estan demOstrando gran
actividad en- los barriOs latinos'
CObbey era 0 es letradO del pre-
sidente de la International de Ia
baqueros y Sc lie aprecia grande-
mente en- los circulOs obrerOs.
Cuatro personals de nuestra a.
mistad nos han mOstrado listas
con nombres de centenares dc ciu'
dadanos cOmprometidos a votar
por Cobbey.
Vienen labOrando intensamente
Dor ell conocido professional, tan
conocidos ciudadanos como Ramo'
min Rodriguez, los hermanos Fer
nandez Pendas, los hermanos Al
berdi y otros muchOs.
En- los barriOs latinos, con mai
de 10000 votos inscriptos de vi
total de $4,000, Cobbey es un can
diadato de extraordinaria fuerza
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
TRADITION R~EPUBLICANA

Sc nos ha caiumniado como ven
didos al orc mexicano. No quere-
mos detenernos a refutar la ca
lumnia; este seria dar a los in
dignos detractores una ~satisfac-
ci6n que nc merecen. La justicia
es una misma para los pueblos Y
los individuos y a su lado NADIA
vale ell honor de todas las naciones
de la terra. 81 honor nacional, ell
patriOtismo, ha servido .desgra-
ciadamente para encubrir grandes
iniquidades. La salvaje Erase es-
Panoles ante TODD Sc escapa a la
puma de nuestros coIegas. Sc nos
entrega al pGblicO desprecio por-
que no la aceptamOs; mas no i'm
porta. SOmOs Y seguiremos ~siendo
antes que espanoles, hOmbres, pc
Sc a quien pese.
(Pi y Margall, en- su peri6dico
La Discussion oponiendose al chau
vinismo intervencionista que pc
dia la guerra con Mexico por una
de creditos en- ell ano
1866.
No Sc advierte que nuestra es-
pecie trabaja sin tregua para
realizar en- Ell mundo esa esperan-
"a en- una vida futura que lie han
hecho concebir todos los revela-
dores y profetas.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
Acuerdos del
Ayuntamiento


En- la session celebrada anoche
e. ayuntamiento aprob6 aumentos
de sueldos, para los empleados del
Hospital Municipal, que repre-
sentan un total de $48,5OO anua-
les.
Para ell hospital de personals de
Ia raza negra Sc acordo un au-
mentO de $4,000.
No pudO %presentar ~ informe.
por haberle falfado tempo para
cOmpletarlo, ell comite de policfa,
presidido por Ell CONCEAL Ragan.
Sc acord6 darle ell nombre de
parque de la Legion Americana
al parque situado en- la avenids
de Florida y Sigh, en- Seminole
Heights.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25

Sigue dOrmida o aletargada er
los barrios latinOs, por compare
ci6n, la candidatura del alcalde r,
Z. L. Chancey.
Ell alcalde tiene muchos amigos,
perO la cOrriente, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
te, es "derrotista."
Los sehOres que tienen a su car
60 Ia campaha de Chancey, no
obstante su inteligencia, analizan
POGO.
Muchos ciudadanos que apare'
cen hoy en- Ell "carro" de Cobbey
pudieron ser "alineados" en- favor
del Alcalde.
81 no surge una reaction POI
parte de los amigos y partidarios
de Mr.. Chancey, la victoria no son
reira a este en- los comicios pri-
marios del dia z.
Nosotros decimos la verdad, tai
como en- estos momentos la apre-
ciamos.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
Solucionada la
huelga de
pescadores

st, Petersburg, agosto 25.-La
huelga de los pescadores comercia
les de la Costa 0este de la Flori-
da, que resultara en- una perdida
de 100000 libras diarias de pesca
do para ell consume pGblieo, fu6
arreglada anoche. Mahana Sc ha-
ran a la mar todas las embarca-
clones.
Los eompradOres reconOceran a
La Seafarers International Union
como el dnicO agente para discu-
tir sus ~prOblemas con los pescado.
res.
Convienen tambi6n los compra.
dOres en- pagan los preciOs de Ocho
y seis centavos Ia libra.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25

Pierde terreno la candidatura
de Hixon en- los barrios latinos,
a medida que los ~electores Sc en-.
teran de que esta apoyado por ell
fiscal del estado, Sr. Rex Farrior
y la Oficina del sheriff Savarese.
Rex ha desencantado a muchos
de sus amigos en- los GltimOs me
ses, con motive de la situaci6l
creada en- ell juego prOhibido.
Ademas, y va Sc ha dicho, aspi
"a a dominar Ia municipalidaC
para que Hixon, 81 resulta electC
alcalde, apOye sus aspiraciOnes 9
gobernador.
Algunos diputados, muchos de
ellos con numerosos amigos en- Ia
colonia latina, hacen propaganda
por HixOn, pero no lOgran avian.
gar.
Ell boticariO de la avenida de
Nebraska es un hombre de buena
reputation; pero su pe~rsonalidad
no resulta simpatica, sin que po-
damos explicar los motives.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
DEFUNCION

MANUEL CANAAN,
nos de edad, vecino del Il
Court, falleci6 aver en- IN
local. LIE sobreviven tres
nos, Manuel, AmadO y %
dos hermanas, Sras' Ang
cia v Pura Huesca. 81 =
efectuara mahana jueVe
de la tarde partiend0
f1nebre de la residence .
ia. 2219 Gale Trece, hasa
menterio Orange Hill "a
clos estan a cargo de A.
Ell extinto era menu
Logia CurbelO No. 4, s
den CaballerO de Ia Luz
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
AvANzA Ell EJERCI
(viene de la Primera Pag.)

(Viene de la Primera Pag.)
tire Russia Y sus Aliados.
"Temese pOr algunos en- Norte
America Y la Gran Bretana, dice,
que 81 las naciones occidentales
lanzan un ataque en- ell cOntinente
desde Ell Cabo Norte a la bahia
de Vizcaya, la operation solo sir
va para contener al enemigo, nc
para derrotarle Y hacerle tomal
ell canine de Berlin.
"Los resultados serian enormes
so imaginan, 81 los rusos, aliviados
de una tercera parte de las fuer-
zas alemanas, marchasen hacia
los Balkanes y posiblemente Ale
mania, Y presentasen a las demo-
cracias anglo-sajonas ell dominic
russo por medic de los hechos con-
sumados. Este tenor, digamoslO
de una vez, no tiene justification.
para Russia la perspective de
un bloque del este de Europa ba-
jo la Influenza anglo-americana
es tan amenazante como una Eu-
ropa Comunista para la mayor
parte del os conservadores. Russia
We en- las muchas discusiones eu-
ropeas de las cuales viene siendo
excluida, evidencias de una poll.
tica que busca mantenerla fuers
de Europa.
EN- la misma forma We en- la
lucia que ha surgido entire ell ma
riscal Chang Kai Shek v los CO.
munistas chinos IN intento del i'm
perialismO americana para buscar
un punto de apoyO en- Ell Extreme
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