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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
R. & R. Gets New Account

Ruthrauff & Ryan, Inc, has
been named advertising counsel
for the wire and cable division of
Electric Auto-Lite Company. r. a.
r. now handles the advertising for
all &c Auto-Lite divisions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Eek Seat Price Drops

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Arrange-
ments had been made today for
the sale of a New York Stock Ex-
change membership at $4,000, off
81 900 from the last previous sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
25-Cent Payment
By Federal MoquI

Federal Mogul Corporation has
declared a dividend of 25 cents,
payable March Is to holders of
record March 5. The firm paid a
like amount March ii, last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Livestock Markets
1HICAGO

CHICAGO. Jan. 70 tINs). -HoGs-R Re.
lower. Top. SIS: bulk. si4.75aI4.ss
heavies, $1,000 1890; mediums. Sl4. Z.
~ is; lights. 14.70m Is; light lights. s14. 81
n IS: packing sows. SIia14.T5: pigs
Si3al4.
CATTLE Receipts. 1000: marke
steady. Beef steers. choice. Sl5si Ia. s.
medium, Sl2 n Is; yearlings, Si1. 5Od 16. so
butchers, heifers, S1oT15. so; cows SO. so n
1875; bulls, xl0.50m14.25: calves $50
1880; feeders. Sl0d Is. rs; stockers. steers
SIC. 50u II; cows and heifers. xs6 r.. so.
SHEEP-Receipts, 5000: market steady
Lambs, $50 1880: common. S14a1s
yearlings. So. 50M 1880; feeders, Si3a
1850; ewes, S6Me.25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Farmers 10 Get
zoo Million in
Easy u. s. Credit

WASHINGTON. Jan. % (INS)
The government today lent a
hand TO farmers in meeting the
expanded 1913 food goals, opening
up between S200,000.000 and $780,
100000 in easy credit and autho-
rizing an increase in the output
of new agricultural machinery.
Food. Administrator Clau d e
Wickard announced that loans, ito
be limited only by the amount
needed 10 do the production job," .
will be granted on easy terms TO
farmers with first liens on the
commodities, livestock or other
items being financed acceptable as
collateral.
At the same time, the WPB
requirements committee allotted
an additional $4,000 tons of steel
for the manufacture of farm
equipment after the Truman COM
mittee of the Senate had warned
that there was danger this years
food goals could not be attained
without more machines.
QUOTA Up % PCT.
The increase, applicable for the
first quarter of 1913. brought the
prndticf i'm Ctlota fnr. ,nnIy priIin-
ment up from % per cent Of 1940s
output to about 30 per cent. Agri-
cultural officials had demanded a
minimum OF SO per cent.
The higher steel allotment was
accompanied by a statement from
WPB Chairman Donald M. Nelson
defending the Office of Civilian
Supply which the Truman commit
tee accused of gambling danger
ously and unwisely with our
nations food supply in setting
IA. ..t-ffr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. o., Jan. % (INS). - Cash
grain on track:
wHEAT-No. red. 1851 d1.54ii.
CoRN-No. 2 yellow, 99ca1; No. 3
yellow, s7G9sc.
OATs-No. white. 500 Gle.
No. white, 81 T60c.
SoYBEANs-No. yellow, 81 $50 1. 66.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH, Jan. % (INS). CATTLE
Receipts. 100; market, steady. steers,
common. sl0m 1880: heifers, good to
choice s13 50pii4 $50: medium 10 good
$40 so IL. so; Common. SIS. so n 10.50: cows,
good TO choice. $1l n u: medium to good.
50. so a so; Gamers and cutters. s7ae;
bulls. good to choice, $3.50 IL; common to
HoGs-Receipts, $50. market. active. 45c
lower. l60-ls0 lbs, SIS. 70I IL. so; iSO- 200
lbs, SIS. 10 n 49, so; 200-220 lbs, SIS. 70H
1880; 220.25O lbs, $1,000 1880; 25o-2sO
l0o-l5o lbs, $50 1880; roughs, si4a
sHEEP-Receipts. 500: market active At
higher prices. Choice lambs, SIC. 500
1870; medium 20 good. Sl4ai6: common
lambs, sl0al3; ewes, s5gs; wethers,
CALVES Receipts. rs; market active
and steady TO strong. Good TO choice
SIT .50m 1880: medium 10 good, SEQ II;
culls and common. siOh 1880.
EAST BUFFALO
FAST BUFFALO, N Y. Jan. % (INs)
- HoGS-Receipts, 300; market weak TO
loo lower; bulk good and choice l7O-24O
lbs. averaging 200-220 lbs. si6. Is II is. rs;
similar weights trucked ms SIS IS. i5;
medium weight sows around s14.75; big
weights downward TO S14 rs.
CATTLE-Receipts, 100: market fully
steady; cutter and common cows $3.50
II rs: Gamers, 5000; few weighty sau-
sage bulls 20 si4; light and medium
weights, $40. so n 12.75.
CALVEs-Receipts. 1907 veslers un-
changed; good and choice. si7.5oG1s COM
sHEEP-Receipts 500; lambs firm: good
10 barely choice, sl6di6.25; no early
action; fall shorn lambs held above SIS 50 ,
heavyweight ewes TO -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHlC,GO, Jan. % (INSD. grain
close:
WHEAT-None.
CORN No. 2 yellow. esL4 dss&c: No. 3
yellow. e5A a este. No. yellow. s3n
sote. No yellow, IS q2I1c; sample
yellow, 67a sec.
oATS-No. 1 mixed. 61hc: No. 2 mixed.
6ih nc; sample mixed. 5sc: No. 2 white,
62c: No 4 white, soc: sample white, sea
so NC. No. white heavy, csc; No. 1 red
special heavy, s2c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Detroit Stocks

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so far this year,
lnIess otherwise noted. a-Paid In 1912,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG. Jan, % UNsD Wheat fu-
lures finished nc lower today. oats un-
changed to &c Off barley sc TO &C
down and rye unchanged.
WHEAT--May, p2Nc.
oATs-May. 51A 51hc; July. sou a
50Nc, sold
BARLEY-May, s4Mc: July, s3Ae,
RYE-May and July, sc c bid,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF 8TOCKBOLDERS OF
UNION GUARDIAN TRUST COMPANY

LEGAL NOTICE
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17

J. e pictures ." iaHuv 81 =. S'I',',
-'""". I".u"ga a.. a.. il vxpv.-
l"ncrs Tie aI' society mad been treat
cd i!"" - rrd-n"Ndcd step child by
inr S'a;c. Not until ,Hc mos, recent
leg ''a''s" We. any laJlic money
appropriated tor IL The 1913 session
SIT snake Hta.!aoIv - 300 a yca.
10. ;Wu years. n lea al WpA al
l.cI'."&. which had been withdrawal
Ihi- small appropriation made Il POS
SIo!, To- v.upl,v Miss Katherine Nor
rs, who had handled ;hr N, project
IT," "rA. g. ".a.l,;I!u "a n:i.cc in
IT," So. Library ba.d.ng a.d care
&C., .r a.rt..r.s
the u.N .'a'" ,Huiu.,tc.. headed
by I...ur! Polls 1, empowered t.
,rrrp' uoHIt.,us tur 80 m"mustaI
'.!.il" :>".nc g.. Ac !A!rr money
"E!l hr Ig@.lIba.. Iad Guycrup!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17

To-. rr&quurr da.tin@ O.. rnr DOLL.
w'yNt- nix "qa.i past. 80: r..r.m.
''t>"n"'' ,nd mNu."IrJ lime. Ind ap.
ply al the gt'v 60: 'n.-r e. ,u..
pound. per acre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
; Warrants Issued
In Probe of6ds Rinq

Warrants charging possession
n nrITTf7TV rO0fS VITO ISSUED tO-
ijay nX Recorders Judge Stein
against Burt Hall 81 Howard
Harrison, -, and George More
land. 81, alleged members of a
gang which specialized in crack
ing sales containing gas ration
books and coupons
The tluce men and several
women companions Hc being held
bA police who accuAn- than}-Af
stealing coupons good for 1000 =
600 gallons OF gasoline
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Bolivia 10 Hold
Election as uSua


IA pAZ. Bolivia Dec 22LL-tsI
Tho now eoNernmcntannounced
today thai q presidential election
would bc /hrld rs usualLm' Bolivia
m 1914
I1o announCetncntVas designed
10 di>pcl doubt especially among
Tic iorcigh diplomatic corpS-that
the revoluuoniSt> had the support
0r The Bolivian people in over
throwing tho Enrique Penaranda
Government four days ago. ~
The new president Gualbcrto
Villarrocl, pledged Bolivia 10 con
tinuc exporting ms TN output;only
10 the L.. $. and Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Plan Rites for Woman, los

COLDWATER, Dec. 93 Flu
neral services were ~'heng ar-
ranged fojay for Mrs Mary Si-
k.rShy los who died n nearby
Bronson Tuesday \ resident Of
her community for nearly 10
Year, >sr Is survived 10y s chill
dtcn 35 grandchildren So great
grandchildren and II great-grcat-
nr.nNrhLdrcn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Six Masses for Soldiers

: BATTLE CREEK. Dec. 23-Slx
Christmas Eve masses are planned
for soldiers at Fort Custer. kel-
logg Field and Percy Jones
-AnSpllal--Alll4t -chaplaiHS- and
civilian priests will conduct the
services
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
2d best
Husband in Home Battle
BIames Bandit Arrested

il you argue Win Your vic
and cci hurt don't clam a ross
her did l' .Noiice warmed today
lncy charged that Jesse Palmer
az l0-6 Clay did Just that last
night and -hc is facing court ac-
toD ION paNpc false statements
20 nve>tlCatiuEo officers Palmer
Va~ arrested IN the office of
where he had gone for
treatment oi scalp and ann laCCrs-
lions. aiIcecdly suffered IN a tam-
.A lcut.
fic told police that hc was all
.kei hl an unknown man near
ls home HIS condition is not
SERIOUS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
TORn COMPANY REPIl


.e... n.r-rtrs -cwout plan
.a .o-rfrE sa1
1T - pretty generally con
rcded that The labor manage
mont committee plan was born
nn The minds OF some labor OPP
purtuui>t>LWho saw in ~ a lever
hy which 90 pN labor-union~
further into the management of
industry.
The cN or.t'atiou 10 Get
plants INTO this program WAS
based ona patriotic front which
served a. "A curtain for the ends
which union labor MAS inter
c>trd 'iu
should hC hnruc mind
that acknowledgement commit
tees mean giving practical con
troll 80 group which does not
account 10 any one for it, IN
come nor does il pay taxes.
How government can Condone
the association of two such OPP
poNite types oi operating agen-
cicS - more than we can see. "
&. VI. PROUD or RECORD
Alfred, r Sloan chairman o
the board of General Motors SAID
General Motors is proud of
il war effort. II stands on the
record-the magnitude of its
expanding war production, OF
the quality OF its production, Of
the loW cost and efficiency NJ
It's operation and Of its CO.
operation with the armed forces.
"Al this reflects the morale
and effectiveness 81 itS organ
iLatioh. such il the record. II
u known 10 all. General Motors
i striving earnestly, 30 the fH4i
extent OF its resources, to do
both bigger and better job.
II viii continue 10 do III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23

-.l....t t'.
.u E et..-Hrlu
II DON'T want 900 uuCkties. !
don want u1 socks. / don't
uaui no harlbcrChi,t~. ls''ani
something llngr.nt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23

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dor.f ,.nf u1 socks. don't
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10 their credit
out here the ONLY sign Of
white Christmas - the tune
ON the radio but were sure the
rest Of the country must be de
uccd ~ snow, Nope >rui\
nor here
and. Of course. Nc always
comb the papers tor any para
graph that starts out, Detroit,
Dee 90 INS}-.....'
In todaV'S Los Angeles pa
pcrS.- good ouId Spacc-StcaICr
Harvey T. FWald of Campbell
EWald Was widely quoted for a
speech he made locally aud Ted
FavrtCC, the L. Of D.-EtUUS feet
teams.
Well. comes the pitch. Could
YOU slip in > squib sending
afoug my christmas greetings
10 my friends I'm the old town
! can't even send Christmas
cards on my Sl6.10 month,
hut sure. miss The Old bunch of
FOUNDERS. Your friend. SnuiIN."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23

Throughout this world Of nations
men of all creeds, all tongues, Of every race
lift up their hearts to an Infinite Power.
praying for that Peace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23

~omehodt asked FOR fac ad
dress % EdI ~haiL FORMERLY Che
fuV Theater publicity direction
u il - lgJ William ~hpIl. G %
Communications O0Ioc. Naval
AR station. ~8u Di,-u. cab
La gaceta., 1943-03-25

Ukrania; la novelista polaca
Wanda Wassilewska; Alexei
Tolstoi, russo por su trilogia
'Pasando por ell Tormento;" ell
compositor armenia Aram Kha
ohaturian, por su DANA Casa
me-; Marian Koval por la opera
"Emilian Pagachoff" represen-
tada por la Leningrado Opera
Company; Sergai Prokofieff
por su Septima Sonata para
piano, recientemente tocada
aqui; Vissarion Sheblin por su
cuarteto "Eslavenico" para cuer
das; Uzkek Mukhtar Ashrafi
por su sinfonia her6ica y auto
res de marchas militareS y car
clones popul~tes.
Sc eScogi6 como ell mas nota-
BILE actor a Ruben Simonoff,
por su Interpretation de Soy
.rano", en- ell teatro Vakhtangof,
evacuado para Omak. Peliculas
documentarias %premiadas, "Sta
lingradO" Y "El Sitio de Sta
lingrado".
La gaceta., 1943-03-25

ratrullas americanas realiza-
ron Goa 6xito operaciones ofen-
.sivas.
Durannte 81 dia y la noche
e5cuadriIlas aJiadas de bombar
deros y cazas asaltaron las con-
centraciones de tropas del Eje
tntre Mareth y Gabes, aer6dro-
mos y columnas de pesados We
hiculos entire Sousse y Sfax.
aver, dice un communicate,
,os bOmbarderoS atacaron los
muelles dc Ferryville, cerca de
Bizerta."
Numerosos incendios produ-
jeron los artefactos tirados.
Hacienda un asalto desde pc
"a altura los caZas y cazas- bonn
barderos destruyeron un apre-
ciahle nimero de vehiculos. En-
La gaceta., 1943-03-25
LA FUNCION EN- HONOR DE
DON BASLIO ALVAREZ

Para ell dia 2 de abril Sc orga-
MIA una function a beneficio
del Comit6 Pro Basilio Alvarez.
Sc verificara en- el teatro del
Centre Asturiano y un progra-
ma especial Sc prepare.
Sera representada la, come
dia en- un acto "Marido Ideal.
de Enrique Lopez Marin y des-
pu&s, en- la Segunda parte ira
I'm grandioso AGO de variedades.
Carmencita Alvarez, la hija
de Don Basilio, presentara va
rias nuevas danzas, las que dia-
riamente ensaya.
Cooperate al exito la Secci6n
La gaceta., 1943-03-25

estudiantes reciben es un periodic de
instruction en- la carrera u oficio de
su especialidad.
Los candidates a las becas son
elegidos por un comite selectivo-
organizado con csc prop6sito en-
cada una de las 20 repGblicas
latinoamericanas-el cual lleva a
cabo sus de%cisiones basandose eXclu-
sivamente en- los meritos persona
les. Dichos comites estan forma-
dos por tres miembros: un CO.
merciante estadounidense, ell cual
actua como presidente y repre-
sentante de los establecimientos
i~ndustriales norteamericanos; un
distinguish ciudadano de la nacion
representada, que al mismo tempo
sea miembrS de la Comisi6n de Fo-
mento Interamericano; y, final
mente, un representante de las ms
tituciones ecnico-industriales del
pals interesado.
Ell estudiante debe tener una edad
comprendida entire los IS y los %
amos, pasar un eXamen fisico, y
poser un conocimiento suficiente
del ingles. Sc da preferencia a los
estudiantes que hayan recibido al
guna educaci6n en- los campos de la
ciencia, la ingenieria, la economic
politica, ell concrete, la agriculture
Y la educaci6n, o que por 10 menos
demuestren cierta habilidad en-
cualquiera de las susodichas activi-
dades humans.
La gaceta., 1943-03-25

Los estudiantes favorecidos con
becas tendran todos sus gastos de
viaje pagados, y vendran directa-
mente a Washington para recibir
un curse de orientacion antes de
ser enviados por I'm periodic de uno
10 dos amos a alguna empresa in
dustrial estadounidense, donde re-
cibiran, al mismo tempo que un
entrenamiento pr3ctico, una comy
%pensacion monetaria adecuada. AL
terminar ell curse, ell estudiante
recibira I'm certificate donde Sc hara
%constar ell grade de aptitud que
posea en- Su e~Specialidad.
Entire las Industries norteameri-
canas que han accedido a cooperar
en- ell desarrollo del programa de
entrenamiento, sc encuentran las
mineras, petroleras, peleteras, quiz
mico-industriales, del caucho, de
maquinaria para la construction de
caminos, de construcciones hidrauli-
cas-, de telefonos, comunicaciones,
elaboration de quesos, textiles,
a~ceites vegetables, vidrio, mecanica
de ferrocarriles, operaciones de
banco y crfa de ganado. r
FL Consejo Nacional del Concrete
Extranjero, la Sociedad Panameri-
cana, la Association Cristiana de
Jovenes, los Rotarios international
les y otras muchas organizaciones,
han ofrecido al programa de entire
namiento TODD su apoyo y coopera-
cion.
La gaceta., 1943-03-25

estas operaciones los nazis y
iascistas perdioron diez avio-
mes y los kliados cuatro.
Comentardo la darrota par
|cial de aver en- la LEA Mareth,
un perito m.itar dice: "Dabe.
mos recordar que ell cnemigo ha
venido trabajanio durante me.
es para vigorizar la Inca. Nos
Eev6 nueye dias penetrar en- FL
Alamein.
Furiosamente Sc combate en-
Il area de la villa Mareth, DON
de las tropas inglesas Sc propo
nen dominar los feroces contra
ataques de los totalitarios. Ell
Octave Ejercito trata de hacer
contacto con dos columns anne
ricanas que llevan rumbo este,
.en direction de la costa.
La gaceta., 1943-03-25

Muchas nacionalidades estan
Representatives en- la lista.
La Ukrania por Alexandra
Korneichuk, autor de Ia obra
teatral "Frente," que ahora Sc
representa- en- cuatro teatros de
esta capial; Leonidas Leonoff,
russo, por su obra Invasion"
que ahora Sc ensaya en- ell tea
tro Maiy; Constantine Simonof
por Su obra pueblo Russo que
recientemente sc estrenara EN-
Estados Unidos.
Entire los honradoS figuran
tambien ell poeta Rylksky, de la
La gaceta., 1943-03-25
CONTlNUA LA BATALLA
EN- LA LINEA MARETH
Bombardeadas las "Cncentra-
clones de tropas

Angel, mario 25-Durante
e dia de aver Sc estuvo comba-
tiendo violentamente, con ell a.
pogo de la artjleria de grueso
calibre, en- la Linea Mareth.
Las patrullas americans ga
naron algdn terreno en- ell sec
tor de Maknassy. FL iboletin
que Sc refiere a esta operation
dice: En- ell sector de Gafsa las
La gaceta., 1943-03-25
FSTIMA Ell ALCALDE QUE
BOOKER NO HA VIOLADO
LA CARTA MUNICIPAL

Entrevistado aver por los pc
riodistaS, en- su despacho ell al
calde R. E. L. Chancey mani
fest6 que a SUI juicio Ell inter-
ventor George V. Booker no
viol6 la Carta Municipal GUAM
do Har ely G.. Dickson su socio,
comprara por $500 calderas
por las cuales solo Sc habia o.
recidO, en- pGblica subasta,
81,
Na3a hare hasta que no ten
ga todos los datos Ell mi poder.
"Juzgando por la informa-
ci6n que hasta ahora poseo, no
puedo llegar a la conclusion de
que Mr.. Booker violara las dis
posiciones de la constitution
municipal, o que su interes .fue
Sc otro que ayudar a la ciudad
a obtener mas dinero por la ven
ia de esas calderas:
La copia de las actuaciones.
la entregada al ayuntamiento,
no contiene todos los hechos
pertinentes.
Bajo la carta municipal un
funcionariO de la ciudad no pue-
de hacer negocioS con esta y
una infracci6n es suficiente
motive para que el afectado
pierda su empleo.
La gaceta., 1943-03-25

ST, senior:
Para pintAr mejor gu
casa, compre la pintura
B. l.. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Greco Hardware Co.,
IA. Averida y Gale IS
La gaceta., 1943-03-25

condolences de superioridad atribui-
das a la suya. Y Inc de los articu-
los fundamentales, de csc credo es
ell que mega la ~existencia de Dios y,
por consiguiente, la de los derechos
humanos universalmente reconOci-
dos y a~ceptados."
De aleman a aleman
FL obispo hizo hincapie en- ell he
cho de que la Iglesia Sc opone ire
vocablemente a tales ensenanzas.
Hablando de aleman a aleman, ex-
pres6 10 siguiente:
"Debo prevenirlos sacramento
contra tales teorias. -. Els nece-
sario que nos demos cuenta con toda
claridad de que cualquier vio-
laci6n de los derechos de nuestro
pr6jimo constituye un acto de in
justicia contra la nacion extranjera
atacada, asi como contra la nues-
ira.
"Desechad tales ideas. No
queramos entrar en- possession de
cosas que no nos pertenecen por
derecho. Cultivemos ell espiritu de
justicia Y equidad. Recordemos
que al respetar los derechos del
extranjero no hacemos mas que re-
conocer y observar las leyes sobe-
ranas de Dios."
Ell obispo Preysler naci6 en- Mu-
Mich v tiene 62 amos de edad. Els
miembro de una familia de Bavaria,
cuya genealogia data del siglo XII
Y esta ligado a la casa real de Ba-
varia con laZos de estrecho paren-
tesco. Antes de abrazar la carrera
ecclesiastical, va era abogado y
miembro del cuerpo diplomatico de
su pals. Ell Papa Pho XII 10 honra
con una intima amistad.
ComentariO del SenadOr
FL Senador Mead, al ~presentar la
carta pastoral del obispo Preysler
al Senado de los Estados Unidos,
contest6 en- la siguiente forma a su
propia pregunta de. L"C6mo es
possible que un prelado haya osado
~arrojar tales palabras a Hitler, en-
la proISa cara?:
"Despues de todo," dijo ell Sena-
dor, "quizas haya algunos alemanes
que no lie tengan miedo a Hitler.
Quiza ell Fuhrer commence va a SEN
tir la fuerza de aquellos que acatan
las leyes de algun Poder mas
grande que ell suyo. Como Hitler
~ la Religion son acerrimos enemi-
gos entire ST, ell mundo no puede
tener cabida para ambos. Los
miembros de todas las religiones,
Iva sean cat6licos, protestantes, o
judios, saben muy bien que para
que la Religion pueda sobrevivir es
n~ecesario guitar n Hitler de en-
medic"
La gaceta., 1943-03-25

Juyenil de los Caballeros Lea
les dc America.
Debemos todos esperar 81 con
curse dc tOdos Jos ciudadanos y
ciudalanas que aman la causa
de la RepGblica Espanola.
La gaceta., 1943-03-25

Honores Sc concedieron a la
viuda de Anton Chekhov, la ac-
triz Olga Knipper-C hekhova !
la veterana bailarina Yekateri-
ma Geltser; Ivan Moskvin, uno
de los mas antiques miembros
La gaceta., 1943-03-25
LOS RUSOS REPARTEN GIN
co LLONES DE RUBLOS EN-
PREMIOS

Moscu, mario 25.-El gobier
no ACADIA de repartir mas de
5000, 900 de rublos, en- premios
a musicos, actores, artistas y
escritores.