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Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22
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< @ WHat ~ahoui Taurus
won1cn7 Nhy no you ignore us2
,.,.,t- -,.-frrr-t-turii si-
May 2G1 are said by the star
gaIerS 10 make good wives If
firmly handled by man of
strong character They are veFN
aneCtionate when properly in
~pirrd hut other times somewhat
frigid., Thiar hearts are ire
qucntlN broken. They are great
torch carriers When married
I4.@.N-s,-s,1,t- -i4t--,r-fifr-t ttr- trr--rrlr
long honeymoon and expect
their husbands 10 SAY AZ least
10 times daily:
'Dncl>y NuCky. YOU 1ittle
bunch of sweetness, I love YOU
20 much IL hurts" Or words 10
that effect \ TaIIrs.S' woman
waRt- te-hate two or three chill
dren%proyiding She can have a.
nurse to take care of them In
middle age, Taurus W0nien have
tendency to become careless
about their figures. The girdle
Was inyented by the husband of
"A faiirus woman. Taurus women
make K q q q actresses, sales
women, StenOgrapherS or the
boss caters 10 them), models,
hand canaries and WAC Off
Cer., Alice Faye. Margaret
SULLIVAN and shirley Temple
are IaUFUN women.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

Tfit5 John sGenthers HeNt
1 story Will he fronl-paged-
under The headline Inside
Reno" with the author con
siderlng the lrlp there - .
Princess Julianna is due this
x.,k -. Names may be
|,ped-in tho Wayne Loner-
gan murder trial. lie may cop
an insaniiy-thuS spartng A.
least two wcit known movie
stars Robins Raymond
eloped with Paul Philips, a
coast mint -. WhenN,lm
Durant, pal Of Chaplin, wees 4
famed dancer tafier her melt
ing the front pages viii rock
rs "A lad for the Icd
LoydS esther Ralsionl
VI. Berle Spurncd new radio
Job which would have left him
wide open 10 ribbing The spon-
sor-iS Smithfeld Ham
Bert Wnrricr, and Patsy OFT
Will merge Easter Sabbath
G-Men are checking a draft
board worker in todn Allcgedly
the recipient of gratutles from
famed soCialItcS and ( Way en-
tcrtainprS
4 BIG polIuco viii soon blast
~ the state Dept pro phrt'-
san policy and speak out Tor
Nikhsllovitch CoSmopoli.
tan mag viii lcstui'se TlWc>
correspondent Ray Brock $
thesis Turkey IN swift Fran
sitlon in The March issue
In II Brock VIII disclose manN.
Unpublished incidents regarding
Turk hig-wigs and Na{ls He
predicts Turkey s enlrylnto the
war IN MAY ,, Jesse l.r,hA
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

CURIOUS Coincidence Deprt-
" In ths official Bund news
paper Deulsches Wcckrulf and
Beobachtcr) of Sept 25 l9iL
there is a arloo!n----aa- hltl1r a. L.
tack on FDT- sNho IS shown
telling Stain hat he Gan get
American youth wholesale This
cartoon rs signed 81. r. f..
1t was drawn by q pcrsonLow
being Investigated by Inc Dep
Of Justice Ac IL famed mag
editor who tolls -pnnplG- be has
'luSt been Colnml,Sl"ncd nm tho
l.. s. Navy md expects ~ Gem-
mand IN "A Task force How do
YOU like THAT please mail
TINS To Soc'N knON
NACOCO. seeking "A reconcile
vi alton with his cN-wle. Kay
Williams has mighty opposition
IN q movie star nov IN me ar
force L0NclY RhQda Apple
ton became Il hride Yesterday,
Watch Mo G-tucn pouncc on
, officials rrpiQg . louisiana
prisoner Of vff. camp Pvt.
Wm. Nash of Winged Victory
married L0usC NhO0n ChCr The
.,,s,rlr ,pA fTrl ,fgl.f .-lsill a p
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

LIS account Of his prolcs-
III Nonai career avoids dis
cussion Of technical details and
uunishe~~a rich t4Hd Of stores
and anecdotes Of me medical.
l.fo
There the French cN->aAof
vho hed appendicits and~con
ecnted Jo AN operation buf re-
fused ia'ailoV any one 70 shave
.u~ anghw p
Fot umc hcrc'g>cd IN cA-
p.ara'lon hu finally j came
o.t frai w7ie he was n lthe
French navy he had lnDt'cd
70 tstl0ong ana a parifcu!as--
hTWdy picture was pcrWancntIy
cwU.4Iorcd on me skin ~ h
abdomen.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22
Quick Answers

: Marshall, Caroline, and
Nauanas
The treaty signed hl the
Communis. .coHeirfrAn' IS -,
p Germany winch took Russia
our 0t Tic W8T and released
nIllon, ,oA German trQops
for 'fe western nuHi
3 VII Roger vho\ credited
't'o rcmRrk to NNhur
tuEs Bacr Nv
Gcn Lalaletto 20 whom .t
a5de the-aIit on bee --.
oS Joseph SHJu1. 49, Icrorn
this month
e-F2cro'Uuhnary NE
c1plusat, lai5. oy kIns FsstlI"
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22
QUESTIONS And ANSWERS

@ rave an 8.ycar-ola ho'
lie seems. 10 be 10 'hr heSt, "A
health 1h he lust doesn 6trc
f0r vegetables eN
lS-Neeciahles ni,e aniZ &C
qlnrcd taste for most human
beings II he j. In good health
don't worry and don't borrow
lEauhle HI 4ilI-learn 10 Like
vegetables by and by.
q In general term What
parr + any docs food play n
Increasing or decreasing ar
thr.uS2 Specifically. would oc-
caSi0nal carrE ~ uncooksd
t1Uatoes be harmful helpful o.
neutral - " y p
Ain ny opinion. food plaFs
no pare lns.causIngI helping or
hurting arthrittN- Thu. use Of
uncookcd tomatoes - neutral
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

Stand how woman can live
with a man she dosent love. II
j. hard enough tn live with a
man when Xou 10 love nm.
Nh. Joseph Bjeslad.e ot
Muskcgon, Nlicp, is ~ years
old and has In. bvlng sons
So Car only Two nafIVe
daughters Arkansas haze re
come film stars. Cor,nne Gri'-
fih was born II TeNarkana.
7yrr-. a7r-f.7rr7-fzs-Fiar
Little Rock. Arb. you rcmem@
her that Corinne played IN The
Common Law and Bl5ck
oxen but can you name a film
in which Miss Ia Flante ap-
pearod?
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22
HHON can ! get short >hert
story published ." asks a

Chicagoan. Well, sir ! once
wrote "A snort, short story Then
I put n m an envelope and
mailed n 70 the editor of oa-
tional magazine. Itwas accepted
and three weeks later ! received
"a tfrr-t-ti nj ssz-i1tr- r. marie
$3.50 more when this short short
was used for publication IN
newspapers Easy money
Noted the runs Of I/minla-
itre rolf course IN Hot SurInEs-
That miniature golf ism uch \
r1d game There 7r0 ~rtIT-e
of courses sun hourshug m
Los Angeles Also Two p AS
bury Park, y. j., In the summer
season
C0uugot 1st3 ny K.nf Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

81 Don I hate men. whites
= Manhattan mairOr But
they can be very Irritating. /
am often reminded OF the
woman who said, ! cant under
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

nR TnOREk arranged ioy
~ an ail-Tale operating room
ELals i-Ear-+-4-Hf-f4 " would
.F0, allow anS woman 20 see MS
dr' exhibit
4 r7T7ff U0In a belt 20 con-
cc8l u from hs wife After he
.a1 IccosS.c4 from TAG appen-
d.clt> Dr. Tborck removed me
ra a''pGrI g.
lil na, kr0Wn narL- famous
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

4hbNNti w -N(u'Ni''h W. -
3-This fine and true state
,ment is by Rackman Holt in
her splendid biography of the
great Negro scientist George
WaShingtont Carver At school,
although prejudice AZ that time
against the Negro was much
greater than now Ne'. young
George was so fine-naitred so
modest, 50 understanding and
such an all round good sport
that he was taken ir 49, one
Of, the boys No greater pos
.,ible triumph of personality
over prejudice To he cons dernd
a good sport Is one ot ne
sureSt tests of CharaCLcL hrfh
among young men and women
and adults
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22


o,c ,o
tOi oh D ~ Ii MS /"
.e''e' 10 'ne gang al me once
rom one OF INC % ea,tor'' re.
'0'' or'o pHo'oRropne'S ",'o
1oVe gone 'nto 'eroiee rom ne
f',es e0tIo''at department ne
U'"f' : OPP. ''eF om',h
A'''eo al 'ne ""'e OF u''""R
DrtP ROSS
r. TOOK : var to mako mo
rcsl,za : 49,. ,,..rta5 .o ~.
-, srsh Srre ,bsy s.ra ,5o 81,
~ ,bo- o.r,t L,, ,b.-,. .,,,-,,I,,
aar .-s.5 foaiinge II yon ~.
r,da . csn,of ToY ujl ,rou.
1.s.t ,,oa,
In5aeino r,d,rc II milo. m
en- t5o ,,nGv,rit9r - v,.to ,bis
.c,rcr moi onIy wound no
oS'le ,biS tdrr-ier,cd ,oncos,
rsflrec rites n-| tbc can,cl
I4ur1
I'm not corplaIr IN Inn,
n7oSe Arabs and Frenchmen
-,tlrb Tho RrooElVr accent
Tbsre rcal prnhIem !, no,
only. kex-rT71 II0me,ick but |
can never cot vhsf van, life
here is one gigantic ml>uudcr-
standing
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

ON BROADWAY
ITade Marx Aesistey,d, copyrsb,. l9fs

Trade Marx Aegisieyed, copyngb,. isiS
wifi hc a grandpop, llis Bctty
and her groom are parennclpat-
inc The Stage Door Can
tccn may seek new quarters
duo 10 nro hazards Its q
cirl for Capt. +. f johnstone
now fighting Japs. oMamma
is former POWERS plrE Margaret
Horani, The baby arrived al
Le Rov Sanitarum - Pub
tgher Roscoe FdWcoit and ms
wife are expecting their 4th.
Mrs. FaWcct1 va once Miss
Minnesota -. Lucille Ball
and Dcsi Arnal Cwod 3-year,l
will many again next month.
THf SCI Ela Stones Sara
1 Sccparl expect n little
Henry Aldrich IN March Hes
stationed att March Field
The Larry AdlerS expect their
image IN April Polly LlNA
former Follos doll 's IN huff
He j.. IT. Franklin Archer USN
La luH Is now a rich Miami
Beach rcallor What's that
silly stuff p b'Qut the Howard
Rcl1lys OF Radio Row2 She rs
The former Jean Harrington
They are such nice people and
have a darling baby Don't hc
chuups you chuRS 49, Dup
rrngcr our lavorlte mind reader
coaidn 0nG The LooN s State
stage door tho other night ...
Clare Boothc Luce has called
uuou thc Repuh Poddy 10 name
q Caudldalc who VIII he the
opposite of President Roosevelt.
-. Gocainose Glare How about
naming an opposite to Adob
AttNtfA
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22
Times Soldiers

great people I'm trying my
darndest 10 get close enough
10 get YOU a good description OF
Il -ff7rfe III An Arab Hut
Mehbe later when IT. gets
cooler, eh jACk.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22
Answer to Question No,

7 Yes. While all white mon
are more likely 10 break down
in the tropics than brown or
black men blonds (and'b4hndes)
are more likely 20 break down
than brlncts and hunctie~4-,
Biologists believe the reason
tnc tropics arc mostly inhabited
bl colorcd races is because
babies born with light color
ucr,hed and none was left but
rno col0Trd In a recent ShipS
mont of sick soldiers from The
tropics a> related bv Science
Service all were hlondS
tH>wrr Ia Question No. ?
q Certainly and sometimes
father suddenly Each year for
the past FIVE years psychologists
G. Mitchell had each class of
hgh school seniors IN large
school rank l3 different VICES
and l3 virtues In the order Of
Uhat they considered thelr
~CuousnesS " ON some Of the
o'12 Where VAS little change but
MN class ot letlfatcd gossip
AGN and Wing As more serious
thsn dA The class tnf 1887
prrko'rr,s hlgawy and pro-
fauttIr thdN rated as less
>cnous Fortunately they rated
-rnl.ll morality higher than
,dN u-r cia<, Of la37 schools
n oiHrr parts ol the country
insight off course make diff
frfcrt raUnEV bW n So this
would lend sull more 10 show
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

ALAS fo tna IUope
n raive'e nhlcH bc,Icfc- 'ra'
al hrlcrrar,- arc rcn lna+e
Fcrhard - Wa ioad when
thcy finally arlIted in Cr.-
cago. was almost = poor as he
had heon pNen ho Ive5 ir iiur
gary Ile could not-rr % thcm
a. all ''l "
The father and wpfhor'u'tr"
= 3s'ed themselves 70 the acF
Nd. bgt Young. TT or e k
plunged INTO ms activities
ffe turked hrs Wy through
Pusr Medical School hy plal-
inc tho drum IN an orchcstca.
And by such persetcfanc to
rose in>tno io the hiE0cst gags
"a hiS-rrofcssior1
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

NIlIE& -hc- came home lror
W the gymnasium ~ BuGa-
pest m 1897 he walked lnjo
pogror IN his nati1e village
and MS family Was threatened
Reluctantly anr sadly they
rar,e "a -sho n1.la4zl4-A-e-a-.l4-- ~ =
they must enigrate 10 America
HIS father and mother were
broken hearted 70 leave their
Old home but youne Thor K
was all enthusiasm and excite
nlen'
There was Cnclr Bernard in
America. lie mad enlgr8' 'G
some years before and ~ 'as
living In the rich cl'1 az ts-.
caro sn7 ne hr0yCtt WIS talI.
Icueiv rch lrc.C Born ri
would help 'neT and ,c' aw
sirs cht
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22


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Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

consequent loss Of time and
lives.
OUNCE these improviSed addi-
y tions we're not the product
Of strategic foresight but the
result Of sad experience, both
ship and men were unduly en-
numbered Imagine a pilot fight.
ing at 10000 feet IN the air. Or
cased IN heavy electrically
heated flying Suit, over it a Mae
West "a water Jacket, then an
arnored vest and steel helmet,
an oxygen mask and sometimes
a parachute dangling behind.
The plane itself is no more
fortunate, since much OF ITS ar
NOR represents an after-thought
and Is Just so much extra weight
superimposed on the original
structure.
IRON now on, Of course, We
i should not Superlmpose ar
NOR but use II aS structural
element IN the original design
of the plane Some of the metal
IN the armor can be made 10
carry structural stresses, thus
saving lot OF weight
The alrplane OF the future will
have 10 be designed around its
fire power and bombing power,
with armor as an integral part
or rs structure 50 that The crew
will have fun freedom OF action
within. The plane itself Will be
properly heated, air conditioned
and supercharged. eliminating
tt4e-IafsfettfS individual devices
now employed.
tNeNt column appears Friday
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

thai 0Alr IDEAS Of many wees
and Nlrtuns are nni ENaa
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22
One WOrei Led 10 Another
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER-

WY c-ol Or CopperS6Ge- Free?
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-22

eap.a.a,, ie.,. ;, kla. r...a,
Evening star., 1943-08-22

Colifornio's hopes Of Iondinq
the Miss America" title this
yeor ride with toll, stotuesque
l9-yeoroId Jeon BorteI, selected
os Miss California" for the At
lontic City competition over six
other Stote "finoIists."
Evening star., 1943-08-22

Sittin' pretty in Sicily. No
rough trompine for these
two Yonks otter they found
this pedoI cor on on ItoIion
roiIrcod. They ore CorpI.
Robert Evelyn tIeft) Of
RedIonds, CoIif., and Pvt.
ChorIes c. SporIins Of Von-
oouver, Wosh.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
COSTA RIGA Y LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS DE AcUERDo PARA
PROTEJER LA SALUD DE LOS
-TRABAJADORES DEL
CAUCHO

San Jose, Costa Rica.-El TO.
mento de la production del eau
cho en- las selvas de la America
Central para ayudar a las Nacion-
es Unidas,h a logrado una amplia
cooperation interamericana.
En- las Repdbicas Centroameri-
canas de Guatemala, Nicaragua
y Costa Rica hay, actualmente,
mas de cinco mil trabajadores o.
cupadOs en- la extraction del "la-
tex".
Tanto para atender al traslado
de sus familiares, en- muchos ca
sos, estas Rep6blicas, con ell apoyo
de los Estados Unidos, estan ha-
ciendo frente a los obstaculos, a
fin de proporciOnar asistencia me-
dica, alimentos Y medios de trans
porte.
Las zonas caucheras de la Anne
RIGA Central Sc encuentran, por
10 general, en- las selvas. A los
peligros propio de la selva, tales
como las serpientes venenosas,
la falta de aqua y de provisiones
alimenticias y la dificultad en- la
transportation, hay que anadir los
peligros de las intermediates del
tr6pico, como la malaria.
Con TODD, la exploitation del eau
cho Sc hace actualmente en- gran
escala, almacenandose en- depo-
sitos edificados con csc fin Y en-.
viandose luego a los Estados Uni
dos. Ell caucho procede, a veces,
de boSques virtualmente inexplo-
radios, como las remotas zonas de
Peten, en- Guatemala, de la cual
Sc dice que ningun hombre blanco
las ha cruzado todavia.
FL siStema de transporte flu
vial Sc ha establecido, Sc ha or
ganizado un cuerpo medico espe-
cializadO v un programa de pro-
ducci6n de alimentos, Sc ha de-
sarrOllado.
TODD este ha requerido an alto
gradO de organization Y colabora-
ei6n entire las oficinas de Centre
America y de los Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
ROMA ATACADA.
-ACUSACION CONTRA ICKES.
-POLITICA LOCAL.
-VACACIONES.
-NUEVO MINISTRo.
GENERAL SOFISTA.

Los aviones aliados bombardearon de
nuevo a Roma, la guarida del fascismo itg-
liano.
La primera vez lloraron algunos pre-
Iados Y miles de hip6critas. Ahora, secada
la fuente de las lagrimas, los antifasclstas
afirman: "Tiremos centenares de tonela-
das de explosives hasta lograr que ell enc
migo Sc rinda".
La guerra contra ell fascismo ha de ser
i~mplacable, de modo que la "planta" no
retone.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

ST la conferencia anglo-americana del
Canada es de caracter militar, a nadie pa
recera NAL que no Sc haya invitado a Ru-
STA, aunque contfnuamente Sc habla de CO.
ordination Y cooperation. :
ST la conferencia es de matiz, p%olitico,
de hoy para ell future, un serio error Sc CO.
meti6 dejando sin invitaci6n a Russia.
Debemos recordar, sin embargo, que
las reciente palabras del presidente Roose
welt, en- cuando q Russia, son muy carino-
sas.
Ell oso solo bailara, despues de la que
ira, al compass de la mGsica que lie agrade.
Ell Comite de Norma Obrera de la Off
Gina de Administrator de Precios ACADIA
de hacer una seria acusaci6n contra ell Sc
c~retario del interior y Administrator de
Petr6leos, Harold Ickes.
Sc acusa al secretario de ayudar a las
companies petroleras a "extraer" de los
consumidores, con un aumento de 35 cen
tavos en- cada barril de petr6leo crudo, la
enorme cantidad de 81, 100000.
Demanda csc comite que no Sc conce-
da ell aumento y recurrira al ST.. Fred M.
Vinson, director de rehabilitation EcOn6-
mica, para que ell precio Sc mantenga en-
SUI nivel actual.
Como NADIA cterto sabemoS, justo es
"que Sc levante acta" de esa protesta y Sc
vigile, de modo que ell pueblo no sea en-
ganado y saqueado.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

Mr.. HixOn, ell boticario, esta apoyadO
por Rex y muchos amigos de Henderson.
Mr.. Cobbey, ell letrado, cuenta con ell
concurso de cOnocidos ciudadanos, inclu-
yendo maestros, maestras y obreros.
Mr.. Chancey, ell alcalde, que busca la
l%iticos; pero algunos de sus amigos, sin ha-
Ger NADIA "que valga la pena", Green tener
la victoria en- ell bolsillo.
iQuien Sc "duerma" en- estas eleccio-
mes, no importa quien sea, amanecera "de-
rrotadO".
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

Las compras del ca
la Corporation psrs
del Caucho, de los D
la cual tiene a So
collaboration con los
pectivos para faeiIt
portes en- las aiSladS
ductoras de cauchO
A SUI vez, ell Institu
ui
ella de la 0ficina del
de AsuntOs Intersn
Washington, trsbsp
p~artamento de SAM
de Guatemala en- d
del serviciO medicO
tienda a los trabsisd
cho.
Este ServlclO en- n
sido o~rganizadO pOr
mento de Sandal n
l~aboraci6n con ell SsF
rativo Interamerican'
PGblica, serviciO Oh
zado por Ell goOlern'
qua para que cooper
tados UnidOS en- e
hygiene y sandal
c~araguenses tienen :
r~esguardo de Ia Saln'
boiadores ash como I
clones sanitarias De
del caucho.
Colabora igualm'h
ragua ell Departani'
mentos de la Ofidni
Ell
sarrollando progfal
ducci6n alimentlca
a los t~rabajadOF''
regiones e%nviand' !.
DO de labran7a J
macenes para gOA'.
En- Costa RicA
mento de Sanldaa !.
j~untamente con
rativo ~Intersmsrl'l
Pdblica, ensdad SIN.
existe en- Nicar'so.
nOmbre' 10
ampliO program, a. J.
dica para los traD.
cho y sus fanlll'i. 7,
Cast TODD este ?.
llevado a efecto 4 !.
CPasa A Or
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

A un corresponsal americana lie diieron
en- Moscu estas p~alabras: ia campa1a de
Stella eS de pOca im~portancia'.
"Nuestras tropas esperaban un des-
canso luego de ganar las grandes batallas
de Orel y ell saliente de Kursk'.
Isl continGan avanzando es poroue 81
alto mando no cree va en- que sera alberto
un segundO frente y deseamOs que la que
ira termine prOnto. Pero la terea serfa mas
facil 81 ell segndo frente Sc abriese Enton-
ces pOdriamOs cOrtar como I'm cuchillo 10
hace en- la manteQuilla".
"tCuando los ingIeses Y los america
nos Sc camblaran desde la psicologfa tia
LANA a las fortificaciones alemanas?"
"El ano pasado dijeron los Aliados oue
no pOdrian abrir un segundo frente en-
gran escala; ahOra pueden, perO no uuie-
rem hacerlo".
Russia cree, decimos nosotros. u Es-
tadOs Unidos e Inglaterra prefieren espe-
rar a que-ella game la guerra.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

ISe lie agotaron a Albert D'Arpa las
cartas que habia prometido publican?
jTemera que Tudefa lie siga contes-
tando?
IA cual de los sehores candidates apo
va ell amigo editor del Tampa Leader?
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
Chmmgas y No Chmmgas

LoLd OR0GONO q AAG ~
dirigiendo Y "mangoneando" las cuestloneS
civiles.
iComo ell Badoglio de Caporetto y Qua
dalajara tiene "completa ~confianza" en-
sus secuaces ell ministro "sali6 por ell te-
cho".
Los militares de Italia, Francia, Ale
mania y Espaha alentaron a los fascistas
Y con ellos Sc %aliaron, directa e indirecta-
mente, en- contra de las "masas'.
Cuando lie llegue SUI bora a los pue-
bios ique Sc hara con los mariscales, ge-
nerales Y coroneles de la TRACTION y la in
famia?
Badoglio nombr6 al senador Umberto
Ricci, un '%tftere", ministro de la goberna-
ci6n.
Desempenara la plaza" de Fornacia-
ri, que parece tener dignidad.
Tan luego caiga Kharkov, dicen algu-
nos peritos, en- Bulgaria Sc l~evantara ell
pueblo contra ell estupido Rey Boris y su
primer ministro Philoff.
Deseamos todos los sinceros republica-
nos que los reyes desaparezcan para STEM
pre-. Abyecto, como Victor Manuel, Boris
ha venido recibiendo y acatando las 6rde-
mes de Hitler.
Ell pueblo bGlgaro siente viejo y since
70 carino por Russia; mas la monarquia,
por tenor, lie puso de parte de los nazis y
fascistas.
Empezarian bien los hombres de Bull
garia 81 comenzasen por darle de punta-
pies al Rey y despues completasen la ope-
raci6n hacienda I'm uso inteligente de la
horca y la guillotina.
iProbado esta que es I'm ''pesimo nego-
clio" dejar que los 'senorones'' Sc marchen
de las naciones liberadas a disfrutar de
sus riquezas en- paises "neutrales'.
Alemania, segun ell comentarista nazi
general Kurt Dietmar, tiene ell prop6sito
de ponerse a la ofensiva.
"Hemos ~expandido tanto nuestra DO
tencia que nos permite ponernos a la de-
fensiva".
I'm general sofista, como cast todos los
generates.
Derrotado ell ~ej6rcito aleman en- Russia,
a%nuncia, como todos los derrotados, que
dejara la ofensiva y Sc pondra a la defen-
silva.
Pero ell problema consiste en- que una
dictadura a la defensive, es una dictadura
en- canine de perecer, de ser destrufda por
complete.
iY Hitler sera derribado, como 10 fue-
ra Mussolini, cuando los jefes del ejercito
Sc persuadan de que la derrota es inevi-
table!
Entonces lie ahorcaran o lie meteran
en- la carcel.
A un co%rresponsal americana lie diieron
en- Moscu estas palabras: "la campaTa de
Stella es de pOca importancia".
'Nuestras tropas esperaban un des-
canso luego de ganar las grandes batallas
de Orel y ell saliente de Kursk".
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
Ellas pasean y clos pasean

Elias pasean y ellOs pasean-
Cuando los fabricantes Sc decidan a
pagan ell sabado, las tabaqueras lindas Y
los t~abaQueros volveran q sus mesas.
ICuandO Sc lie daran vscaciOnes con
sueldO, con ell formal de una o dos soma
mas, q los obrerOs de las fabricas?
iPor que Ell gobierno no Ofrece a los
duenos de ''factOrfas" Ell diez pOr cientO
de ganancia, conn Sc hace en- los sstille-
rOs?
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

Bruno Fornaciari, ministro de la 60
bernaci6n en- Ell gabinete de BadOgliO, ha
renunciado.
IMotivo de su Omission?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-01-08
NEWS OF TWIN CITY CHURCHES

"What Is Your Philosophy of
Life ?" was his topic. Rev. M. Boyd
Patrick will be the speaker next
Sunday on "Is Christianity Practi-
CALI"
Rev. Moore will be in the pulpit
Sunday morning, Jan. 10. His sub
ject will be "My Son Absolom. q"
At 8 p. m. the service for unwilling
and dedication of the second ser
vicemen's plaque will be held. The
quarterly meeting will be held at
st. James Sunday, Jan. 10, at 8
p. m. Rev. Robert E. Kelly of Bor-
der Methodist church, Minneapolis,
will speak. An important church
conference will be held Tuesday,
Jan. 5, at p. m. Three trustees
and delegates to important church
conferences will be elected.-Chas.
H. Miller.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS: A large crowd turned out
Sunday morning to greet the New
Year. The church was beautiful
with flowers on the altar in mem
DRY of Mrs. Veria Bledsoe and Mr..
Jerry Larkins. Rev. Ware preached
one of his favorite sermons, GAIL
Ashore We're Sailing" and Pill
grim was launched on her journey
of 1913 with the prayerful hope
that she would arrive safe and
sound into the port Of 1914.
Among the many visitors were
Mrs. Lilly Vinegar and Mrs. May