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Nogales international., 1943-06-25
1t. Mather Guest
OF Uncle Here

1st. Lieut.. William A. Mather of
Dallas, Texas, u S. Army Air
Corps, who has been transferred
from Mariana to Luke Field, near
Phoenix, and Ensign James Swain
of Los Angeles, stationed at the
University Of Arizona, were guests
Sunday of Lit Mather's uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs E. M Mather
of Marsh Heights.
1t. Mather got his commission in
the infantry and transferred to the
airforce.
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CONGREGATIONAL METHODIST
CHURCHES
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Church school, 9:45 o'clock. Mrs.
Harry Wilson, superintendent. In
ternediate Department, same hour.
Mrs. K. P. Rocker superintendent.
Mr.. Russell A. Smith, pianist. Mrs.
Russell Meeker, music director.
Morning worship, II o'clock.
Theme, THE Glory of Living"
There will be special music by the
choir directed by c.. Earl Narramore.
While our services have been well
attended, still we need the presence
of every one who does not worship
elsewhere.
A cordial invitation extended to
all Strangers made welcome.
O. A. SMITH, DID,, Minister.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs Eugene England
celebrated their first wedding ami
verary Sunday evening with a buf-
fet supper for a group of their
friends at their home at the Rock
Corral Ranch on the Nogales high
way near Tubac. Mr.. and Mrs.
England were married last June at
the home Of Mrs. Englands mother
at the FL Alamo ranch in Sonora.
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Local Ranches
Featured
In "Dude Beef"

A large picture of Dave Jeffcott
of Rail x ranch near Patagonia
with a prize Hereford bull, appears
in an article entitled Dude Beef, "
by Neil M. Clark, in the June 26th
edition of the Saturday Evening
Post.
The article also contains pictures
of the beautiful r C. Jeffcott and
Frank w. Cowlishaw ranch homes.
Home on the range for Frank
Cowlishaw means fifteen rooms,
seven porches, baths galore says
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BACK FROM CALIFORNIA

Mrs. j. B. Page and son Kay re-
turned Friday from a three weeks
visit with Mrs. Pages sister and
two brothers in Los Angeles, and
Dr. and Mrs. z. B. Noon and family
of West Los Angeles who wish to
be remembered to all their friends
in Nogales. DR.. Noon and family
are in West Los Angeles for the du-
ration.
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9J0CzefYG
Woman's S Club
Gives Benefit
Card Party

Mrs. j. r. Lynch, Mrs. F. E. Wes-
terIund Mrs. H. r. Chatham, Mrs
Zellie Capin and Mrs M r. Toole
were hostesses Tuesday afternoon
when the Nogales Woman's Club
gave a benefit dessert card party at
the club house.
The proceeds, which amounted tC
$25. 85, we're added to the fund which
is being raised to send three girls
away for nurses training under the
war program.
Refreshments were served buffet
style from an attractively decorated
tea table. The prizes, which were
all drawn prizes, were won by Mrs.
Jake Capin, Mrs. E. Titcomb, Mrs
Ben White, Miss Mammie Norton
and Mrs. O. A. Smith
Others attending were Mesdames
J. A. May, c. L. Harker, R. A. My
ers, Alfred Taylor, K. K. Hood,
Grover Marsteller. A. E. Sanders,
Otto Herold, A. j. Abbott, Leon
Griset, Harry Wilson, John Jund,
Walter Freeman, E. j. Leahy, zellie
Capin, P. M. Capin, H. M. Capin,
H. Dawson, F w. Wietz, j. Gran
off, r. Gordon. C. S. Smith, j. E.
Wise, w. w. Barbee, Craig Pottin-
ger, Leroy Schoening, E. D. Algert,
Fred Kemmeries, John Zuck, B. j.
Jones, w. E. Carroon, Louis Hudgin,
j. G. GlisSan, H. j. KarnS, F. r.
Barney. E. S. Edmonson, Ralph
Grayson, Ethel Hunter, D. L. Wood
dell, j. A. Harrison, w. H. Wright,
Miss Pearl Marleau, Miss Eta Mae
Lewis, Miss Griesinger, Miss Helena
Keyte and Miss F'oxwell.
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FROM NAVOJOA
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dow and
daughter Margaret and Mr.. Dow's
father arrived Friday from Navojoa,
Sonora, to visit Mrs. Dow's sister,
Mrs. Nick Gotsis, of Crawford
street.
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Mrs. Sam Capin left Saturday
for a visit in Los Angeles.
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Mrs. Dorothy Carter Gibbons of
Tucson was the guest this week of
Mrs. Charles Jones'
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the article.

the article.
Relative to the r. C. JeffcOtt
residence the article says:
Under dude ownership, cowmen's
shacks often give way to movie set
haciendas. At the r. c. Jeffcott
ranch, windows can be rolled back
to make swimming pool part of the
living ROOM
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FAREWELL SUPPER

Misses Aurelia and Elena Romero
were guests at a farewell supper
given Wednesday evening of last
week by group of friends at the
home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Francisco Romero. The two
young women left Saturday on a
vacation trip to California.
Nogales international., 1943-06-25
HOME FROM COLLEGE

Walter Holm, Jr, is home from
Phillips-Exeter College in New
Hampshire to spend the summer
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Holm, of Pajarito street.
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ST. ANDREWS CHURCH

Rev. George C. WadSworth, Vicar
First Sunday After Trinity, June 20
Junior Church with music by the
Junior Choir, 9:45 am.
Morning prayer and sermon,
11:O0 am. Sermon subject, Loving
Our Brethren
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RAID COSTS Ia MILLION

LONDON, June PA single
British night raid of 1000 bombers
over the Rhineland costs close to
$14,00O,O 900, the largest single item
being the cost of the planes that
were lost.
Nogales international., 1943-06-25

Louis E,scalada was at Tucson
Wednesday to meet his wife and
son returning from a several weeks
visit with relatives in Ada, Okla
homa.
Nogales international., 1943-06-25

Mrs. Vicenta Davenport is back
from Norman, Okla. were she
visited her son-in-law and daughter,
Ensign and Mrs. Walter Hanson
blanche Davenport
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Elias and son
John were here Sunday from Tue
son visiting relatives.
*********
| Mr. and Mrs. G.. L. Britain and
daughter Janice of Douglas spent
last weekend with Leonard Mans
field and family
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| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise re-
turned Wednesday night from Ros-
well, NM, where they attended the
funeral Of the lattens father, DR..
Bradley, who passed away Satur-
| day.
Miss Nancy Murray, daughter of
Mrs. William S. Murray, left We'd
nesday on a trip to Los Angeles.
| Miss Mona Lou Page, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Page, has re-
turned from Douglas where she
visited Nh. and Mrs. Charles Otis
| and children former residents IF
! this city.
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for the northern section of the
state and we'll above normal for the
southern section
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VISITING PARENTS

Mrs. w. Clay Barton pet Kibbe)
arrived Friday from Tucson to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
G.. Kibbe
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FROM PHOENIX

Attorney and Mrs. Saied Karam
and two children of Phoenix arrived
the first of the week to visit the
formers father, M Karam, and
wife, of Crawford street.
Nogales international., 1943-06-25
VISITING ON COAST

Miss Nanette Hood, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. K. K. Hood, left
Tuesday for a visit in Los Angeles.
Nogales international., 1943-06-25

Miss Emily Itule is visiting rela
tives in Los Angeles.
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BACK FROM OKLAHOMA

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Sorority Plans Week end
Party at Pine Lake

NOW that the campaign 20
" raise funds for the Leader
Dog League has been carried 10
a successful finish by members
OF the Michigan Epsilon chap
ter Of Zeta Beta Chi Sorority.
the same enterprising group is
much occupied with plans for q
weekend party July 81 and
August az Rotunda Inn on
Pine Lake
This respite being the only
vacation some Of them viii he
able 10 enjoy this summer. the
members are striving 10 make
The weekend As full and per-
feet A possible
Miss Beatrice French is chair
man Of the entertainment com
mlttcc.
Already a golf fourSome j.
being arranged by Jane Hunter
co-chalrman. 10 include Doro-
thy and Muriel Hulett and Mrs.
Chester Flood
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Joyce
Morries

Joyce BAYFIELD,, daughter
" of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
RaYfield. of Appoline avenue.
became the bride of 1t. Mar
wood +. Wright, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Allen + Wright, of
Ohio avenue, at a recent cere-
mOny read IN the Covenant
Baptist Church.
Baskets of white gladicli
and snapdragons, with lighted
candles and palms. decorated
the altar. The service was read
by DR.. Warner Cole. assisted by
the Rev. Martin Storgaard.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father. wore
a white silk marquisette gown
over satin. the skirt Of which
extended into a full train. Lace
trim was used around the sweet
heart neckline and on the long
fitted sleeves. A small coronet
of the same lace caught up
her veil of bridal illusion and
she carried a fan arrangement
OF white delphinium. bouvaroia
and orchids.
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Uncle Performs Ceremony

The ceremony took place in
Visitation Church.
Msgr Luke l.. Vaudeville.
uncle OF the bridegroom from
York, Nebr-orficiatcd.
Miss Nora Rose Dytpu1d was
maid of honor and Sgt. Glynn
Mcguire. best man.
A wedding breakfast followed
at the Wardell, after which Sgt.
and Mrs. Vaudeville left for
Chicago
Sept IA Is the date selected
by Miss Cynthia Malitz. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Samuel A.
Malitz of Wildemere avenue. 10
speak her nuptial vows 10 1t r.
Wallace Colvin, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph l.. Colvin.
1t ColVn IS now stationed
In Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Puker
OF Trinity avenue make FREQUENT
trips IN Brighton 10 visit their
small son. Douglas. who is en-
Joylng outdoor life at camp.
Mrs. Allan Tagg of Monica
avenue. also has her daughter.
Nadine. at a camp IN the same
vicinity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Maid Of Honor

The maid OF honor, Emerald
Stevenson, wore a peach gown
with matching lace appliqued
on net over taffeta. Mrs. James
Thompson was the matrun Of
honor. She wore an aqua
marine gown Of lace and taffeta.
Both attendants wore matching
shoulder length wells, and car
ned colonial bouquets Of talS-
man roses and blue delphiniUm.
Haskell Wright and Allen r.
right Jr. brothers Of the
rldegroOm were the uSherS as
ESQ Leslie GadTner. Dorman
ckerSon Charles Pudney and
wing Gecihood.
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Mrs. Toms
sHostess at
Shower
BY THE DowAGER

MISS MARTHA HAGGOTT.
Avn daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
William S. Haggott of Monica
avenue, continues 10 be a much
feted bride-elect.
Miss Haggott will be married
Aug. n in the First PreSby-
terrain Church to Walter Hen
derson Wrigley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank WFigley of Merton
road.
Or Joseph Vance will Off
ciate.
A recent party given in honor
OF the bride o-be was a mis-
cellaneouS shower AT the De-
troit Golf Club with Mrs. Robert
M Toms as hostess
Mrs. Harold r. Gwitlim writ
entertain July 30 and MlsSes
Margaret McAlpine and Jeanne
Davidson Will be hostesses on
Aug. 7 Al the Womens City
Club Al a bridge luncheon and
shower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Group Enjoys Picnic

Enthusiastic picnickerS who
gathered al Lola Valley Park
recently were
AEgsERg ANp NEspAMFS
Pau Tnompson Elss'i Frazer
n & srhumscter claude Reagan
Gordon Graham
Mfs Graes Martin. Ars FRED AsiTs
ana Miss Jean Fraser
Miss Phyllis Marie Gerwens
daughter OF Joseph j GerwenS
OF Calvert avenue and the late
Mrs. Gerwens, had planned 10
be married August Z 10 sgt
Pau Thomas Mandcvillc Of
Washington. y C. However
ue 10 war time demands. she
2necame his bHde on July 10 AZ
a very small wedding
Sgt. Vaudeville is the son Of
Thomas J Vaudeville Of Jack
sonville III. and was graduated
from the University Of Notre
Dame
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Get yours now while We have
them "a. not more than pairs
70 each person.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Dorothy Harmon
fsrefta TAtro
lolet Ruby
Helen . Brian
Isabelle Marin
Rsfts perglu
Ads Block
Reese
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
60 10 Cleveland

Mis- Rs,Geld wore gopn
n rose crepe and chiffon Her
corSace was made up oi ger
dcnIa, and pink camelliaN. Mrs..
Wright. mother Of the hrIGc-
groom, wore 4 fRrquoiSe chiffon
gown accented with silver clips
and a corsage bouquet Of gar
dcnlaS and pink. camelIlaS
a reception IN the church
parlor, followed The ceremony
a wedding supper for the
immediate families was h,ld
later AZ the bayfield, residence
after which 1t. and Mrs Wright
lcft by boat for Cleveland.
Both II. and Mrs Wright ore
graduates Of Wayne University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
George Barnett, a
Miss Wrouehion az Timber

Miss Charlyne Wrough,on,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Charles c. Wroughton OF Shafts
bury drive. who recently be
came engaged 10 Owen +. Hall,
C.S.NR.. spends many OF her
summer days with Mr. Halls
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l..
Haiti m their Rochester estate,
Timber Hall
Miss Wrough ton attended
HlllSdale College. where she was
a member Of ri Beta Phi
MIR Hall attended University
OF Michigan
Mr. and Mrs Ernest KaieS OF
Stansbury road entertained ~ a
rabbit dinner Saturday evening.
The Kates raise their own rab-
bits
Their -ErCvtv WEIR vi tiffti
Mrs. Roy q. Miller and Mr. and
Mrs. William Sempllner.
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martha JA4aggoA to Mkd1Ang. 21 1tfdsly Jzstsd
Mary Hoffman,
4. j. SAVAGE Wed

THE MARRIAGE Of Miss
Alice Hoffman, daughter Of Mrs.
], Arthur Hoffman of Mmrland
avenue, and Alfred James Saw
age, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
thew Savage Of Johnstown. Pa,
took place in Gesu Church. Sat
urday morning.
The Rev. FIR. George NJ
kmieek, s. J., offieiated.
Miss jeanne Hoffman was
maid Of honor and Miss Muriel
Hoffman. bridesmaid.
James J. Shields was best
man; William p. Doran, Sam
uel 7. Crawford and Richmond
D. Berge were ushers.
Following a reception AZ the
home of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. Savage left for Edge
water Beach Hotel IN Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
California Woman
To Address Club

GUEST SPEAKER at tho
SoroptomiSt Club luncheon
Tuesday viii he Charlotte l.
Braginton Of Salinas. Cal. a
delegate 10 the recent national
8 convention Of oSteopathS in De-
troit.
Mrs. William Hoffman, preSi-
dent Of the Michigan Crippled
Children's League, will be guest
OF honor She will be pre-
.sented At that time with a
check by the club for the chill
dren Al Camp Bentley in
Michigan Or. Alme Webb Of
Akron, O. former Midwest
regional director Of the Soropto-
mist Club. will also be a guest
q honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

A riding academy is within
easy reach of the inn where
the Fals-''-tii44 doubt SPENT
Sunday morning enjoying a
brisk canter. and the lake L.
right outside the front door
where all can take A refreshing
dip.
Assisting Miss French and
Miss Hunter with arrangements.
which also include midnight
steak roast and A CrOquet tour
namcnt. are Miss Coburn. Mrs.
Evelyn Scott and Mrs. Alex
March.
Among those who have made
reservations for the occasion
are.
bHrothy Hofms s'sr Dorothy Harmon
Florence Gar fsrefta TAtro
Fi zabeth Miller violet Ruby
Madeline Martin Helen q Bripn
Agnes Banasik Isabelle Marin
Vera Blaro BETTY perEIu
Martha Lame Ada Block
Mary Ann Reese
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Joins Husband in Texas

MRS. HAROLD II. EMMONS
JR left Tuesday Tor Wichita
Falls, Tex. 10 JON her husband,
pXt EmmnnS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Graduate Of Boston School

Miss Haggott attended Mlchi-
gan State College for TWO years
and was graduated from Kath-
arine Gibbs School in Boston
last June.
Mr.. Wrigley was GRADUATED
from the University OF Mich
gan in 1871. where he was affii7-
Ated with Delta Tau Delta fra
ternity.
A northend contingent who
recently enjoyed a week Al the
: popular Michigan resort "Sau-
gatuck" were. Mr. and MIR.
La gaceta., 1943-07-26
ROMA Y LOS SICARIoS
LAS VIDAS PoR ENCIMA DE LAS
PIEDRAS.
-CINCO MALES SOCIALES.
LUNA TERCERA GUERRA.

Suponemos que para declarar a Roma
"ciudad alberta, Ell enemigo comdn tendra
que cerrar sus fabricas de pertrechos de
guerra y r~etiralas a lugares donde la avia-
ci6n pueda a~rrojar sus bombas.
Los ~sicariOs de los t%iranOs, asesinos pro
fesionales, decidieron concentrar fabricas
de municiones en- la "ciudad e%terna," ANNA
dos por la esperanto de que los photos Ala
dos no bOmbardearian la poblaci6n donde
reside ell Papa, 81 Santidad.
Pero la Mission de las Naciones Unidas
es ganar la guerra e impedir, en- 10 possible,
que ell enemigO destruya vidas de j6venes a
mericanos, ingleses, rusos, chinOs -.
Roma venia hacienda material de que
ira para matar a las juventudes aliadaS y
esa ~impunidad, acknowledgements, ha cesado.
Lore quien Tore, mas Importance que
SOnservar viejas piedras, apesar de que las
haya esculpido Ell genio, es devOlver a sus
HOGARES los j6venes que hoy combaten
por la libertad.
La gaceta., 1943-07-26
ChmmgGS y No ChmngGS

gratis de salubridad o atenci6n medlca para
el Y sus dependencies; I'm sistema de mesa
das para los ninos que les aseguren una Vi
da saludable -.
Mucho Sc ha hecho para librar de ham
bre Y miseria a los pobres; pero ell hambre.
con sus terribles ~efectos, no ha desaparecl-
do.
iCristo, ESpartaco -. lucharon por los
humildes y murieron en- la demanda!
Durante siglos Sc ha venido laborando
para darle a todos los hOmbres 10 que Sc la
ma ~justicia social, pero no la %%justicia So
cial' del fascista padre" Coughlin -.
Cantidades fabulosas Sc gastan en- las
guerras; pero en- La paz Sc permite que Ell
hombre caiga en- los tentaculos de la extre-
ma pObreza go.
En- los amos del "Nuevo Trato' algo Sc
hizo para alejar la miseria de las puertas de
los "infeliceS". 49,.
Ahora, en- plena catastrofe universal,
Beveridge propone su Plan, que es INSULT
ciente, que tiende a conservar las grandes
fortunas y los privilegios; pero en- Inglate-
ira lie llaman 'loco" los ultraconservadores.
No habra paz sobre la TERRA mientras
haya miseria. =. y la miseria no Sera extir-
pada mientraS Ell hombre no Sc despoje de
su feroz egoismo.
Bien eSta que Sc gasten millones en-
combatir a los barbaroS, vencerlos y que la
Libertad predOmine en- ell mundo; pero es
necesario que en- la paz Sc gasten tantos mi
Homes como en- la guerra -. para que todos
los males s~ociales, toda la middleton de los
siglos, Sc disipe y la buscada fellcidad surja.
iQue no seremos dignos de llamarnos
hombres civilizados, en- la justa acepci6n del
vocablo, mientras haya pobres y creadores
de pobres!
La gaceta., 1943-07-26
Atacadas de nue.
las posiciones i
japonesas en- M

Melbourne, Julio 26.-D
barderos aliados arrolaf'
1856 toneladas de bomOaS I
Sc de Munda.
Mas de 200 aparatOs, Y
res, Fortalezas VOlantes' !
Avengers y Dauntless, p
ron en- ell ataque, Solo un0
di6 en- la importante ope
Aeroplanos auStrallAn0'
bardearon ell aerodrom
mata. en- la costa sus de \
Bretana, destruyerOn ID
ci6n de radio y apparatus y
lulaban en- terra.
I'm avi6n Libertador >
barco mercante de mas
4-o1odos las bombas, Dc
bras cada una, cayeE'" :
del barco.
Treinta cazas "CefO =
~terceptados antes ae "
ran atacarlas pos'ciOD0
en- la isla RendOva'
La gaceta., 1943-07-26

Algunos sentimentalistas Green, invo-
caDdo de pasO sus creencias y prejuicios,
que los AliadOs deben t%olerar que en- Roma Sc
fabriquen ametralladOras y municiOnes pa
"a matar a ciudadanos democraticos Y
que la ciudad no sea bombardeada porque
posee, para gloria de los hombres, maravi-
ilosas iglesias y museOs.
PreciosaS iglesias, museos y catedrales
tiene Madrid y fue bOm~bardeada catedrales
e iglesias posee Varsovia y en- ella arrojaron
los nezis toneladas de bombas; c~atedrales,
iglesias y museos pOseen Barcelona, Paris,
LOndres y en- elias tiraron los nazis, Y los
p~aisanos de Musolini, miles de toneladas de
bombas explosives e incendiarias.
Roma, encadenada pOr Mussolini, pres
tigia con sus monumentos a la civilization;
pero seria eSt1pidO e inhumano cOnsentir
que en- ella Sc %fabriquen elementos para ami
quilar vidaS, teniendo los Aliados ell sagrado
deber de combatir a las bestias "totalitaris-
tas" y apresurar la termination de la que
ira.
ReSp6tense los monumentos, los tesoros
de arte de TODD ell mundo; pero las vidas de
los ciudadanoS libres deben ser defendidas,
aunque haya necesidad de atomizar piedras
Y rasgar lienzos.
iSalieron de Roma aviones Y photos pa
ra demoler y eXterminar y Roma, por
consentldora del fascismo, ha de ser castiga-
da tambien.
iPiedra por piedra Y en- primer lu-
gar la exiStencia del hombre!
FL notable ecOnomiSta Sir Williams Be
veridge insiste en- que su plan %corrije cinco
males %socialeS; hambre, intermediates, igno
%rancia, suciedad Y Ociosidad.
Para remediarlos ha propuesto, con
honda pena de los conservadores b~ritan:cos:
I'm SECURE social que garantice 9 tolos los
c~iudadanos y sus dependencies los medios de
vida cuando pierdan el ~traoajo o sus ganan-
ciaS 'Se vean i~nterrumpidas :" un s~ervicio
La gaceta., 1943-07-26
Palabras del
Condo SfOrza

New York, julio 2o
Carlos sforza, ezminiss
e 0e. extranjeros De
clar6 anoche que "a
Mussolini es una impr
toria para las Nacl0n4 /.
nero estima que no o'D' j
confianza en- ell regimen :
r rT' Pietro Badoglio =. !
a los complies de "u ,;+i,o.
"Para ell future Po /.
Q international de l'a. .,...
de- Mussolini es IN aeon !
fsIiz. Evidente es gu.
ast,s criminal y anti'I.
g fue generao'
bardeo de Roma Il. los
Han sido cOntesta a., j
picamente cOndena0''
La gaceta., 1943-07-26
Las tropas Rojas capturaron a Gau
Ensanchados en- Belgorod los pwtus
apoyo del Ejercito Soviet

Moscu, julio 26.-Las columns
sovieticas capturaron aver a Gla-
zunovka, punto de apoyo de la IL
nea alemana en- Orel, y cruzaron
ell rio Okla en- varios puntos, al
nordeste de la poblaci6n, en- un
avance de 21a a 5 millas de pro-
fundidad.
Apesar de la resistencia alema-
ma, que es cada vez mayor, Y los
inconvenientes que producer las
lluvias y ell tango, los rusos avan-
aaron y Sc apoderarOn ell domingo
de 80 aldeas y pueblos.
Glazunovka esta a 33 millas por
debajo de Orel, en- ell saliente sur-
deste.
Ell ejercito rojo ha quebrantado
otra Inca de los totalitarios Y Sc
guira ell curse del rio.
Actividades de poca importan-
cia ~tuvieron lugar a 10 largo de los
rios Donetz Y Mus, en- los lados
este y oeste de la cuenca del Do
metz.
Han sido ensanchados en- Belgo-
rod los nuntos de apoyo del ejer-
cito sovietico.
La Radio Alemana asegura que
ell ejercito rojo mantiene su avan-
ce en- todos los frentes; pero que
las divisiones alemanas contraata-
can en- las cercanfas de Orel.
Durante ell dfa del domingo Sc
lie destruyeron a los alemanes Ga
tanques Y les fueron derribados
Sc aviones.
AL mismo tempo las tropas ro-
jas continuan cerrando las dos
pinzas de Orel, con ell prop6sito de
cortar los movimientos de un ejer-
cito de 100000 'hitleristas".
Batallones de ingenieros arriba-
ron al frente y ayudan a los tan
ques, infanteria Y artillerfa a cru
Ear las selvas.
Los nazis siguen trayendo in
fanteria y tanques Y realizan con-
traataques.
Una escuadrilla de "Stomoviks"
destruyo 200 camiones que trans
p%ortaban abastecimientos Y tro-
pas. Sigue combatiendose al SUI
de Izyum, siendo desalojados los
nazis de varios lugares habitados.
Una compania de guardias rojos
penetr6 en- la vanguardia alemana
Y mat6 a 200 hombres.
I'm grupo de soldados de anne
tralladoras, mandado por ell te-
uiente Rubanoff, lleg6 al Quartet
de un battalion aleman v capture
al jefe, cuatro oficiales Y cincuen-
Ia soldados. Los prisioneros die
ron que la artilleria habfa dado
muerte al resto de sus companeros.
Guerrillas rojas de la region de
La gaceta., 1943-07-26

Tarnopol atacaron Ia 9
del enemigo en- IN distrit
9 de julio.
I'm destacamento de Ia
ataco una eStacion del +
en- la cual Sc habia al
trigo, matando a mas d
cena de nazistas.