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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Accuses
Weiner
AS Unfit
netron Times Washington Burran

Detroit Times Washington nuftah
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Eor-
nal charges that Joseph L. Weiner,
Russian born head Of the Office of
Civilian Supply, is unfit TO exer-
else the functions OF that all
powerful office were laid before
the special House committee in
vestigating government by direc-
tive orders today.
The charges were brought by
Rep. Shaler lRl of Michigan. who
declared that Weiner had proved
his unfitness by his attempted raid
on a free press; by his strangula-
ton Of Americas food program
through 81 per cent reduction in
farm equipment manufacture, and
by his "ruinous" bedrock tables
for civilian consumption.
In a letter 10 Rep. Smith. chair
man of the committee 10 investi-
gate acts of executive agencies
beyond the scope of their author
ity. Shafer wrote:
81 charge that Mr.. Welner
went beyond the limits of his
authority when he recently In
sisted upon a flat reduction OF
40 per cent In the use OF news
print while other War Produc-
ton Board officials were con-
WINGED that reduction OF
maximum 10 per cent would be
sufficient.
mir. Weiner did not yield
from his position until forced to
do so by members OF Congress.
IL has since been learned that
possibly no further reduction In
newsprint consumption will be
required.
II further charge that Mr..
Weiner's reduction OF 81 per
cent In the production of farm
machinery was without rhyme,
reason or authority"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
OPA Rule
SOffened
By Brown
Detroit Time. washington bureau

WASHINGTON, March 5.--The
breakdown days of OPA are over.
That statement came from Price
Administrators Brown today in a
complete restatement and redefi-
milton of his policy. The basis of
that policy, as he expressed it, is
this:
"The public will no longer be
treated like school children. Our
policy will be based on the be-
lief that the people are decent
and honest, that they are as pa
triotie az the men In government
who have been cracking down
on them"
In place OF the breakdown, he
said, will come reasonable rules
and regulations a campaign
which will first explain 10 the
people why certain rules are nee
esSary, and then. largely, trust TO
their patriotism and honor to put
them IN force.
The plan, he said. Will make
partners OF the people in the war
effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

cal propaganda j have ever
SEEN" Taber said. "It makes no
effort TO dissemble-it is an out
and out bid for the vote Of the
millions upon millions OF Amer
lean soldiers for a fourth term"
On the back OF the pamphlet
appear the words, Published by
the government of the United
States of America. According to
Elmer Davis, head of the OWL,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
10000 Miners Seek
S2-a-Day Pay Boost

, SCRANTON. Pa. March 5
(INS).-Bsttle lines were drawn
today for the forthcoming hard
coal wage contract conference
after delegates 10 the tri-district
anthracite convention voted 10
demand a $2-a-day pay boost in
their new contract.
The delegates represent 10000
anthracite miners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
BY DAVID CANIELON
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. March 5.-Con-
greSsional wrath was stirred today
by a red-covered. 201paged PAM
phlet. The Life Of Franklin d.
Roosevelt" published by the Office
Of War Information and distribu-
ted overseas 10 American soldiers.
The pamphlet was brought 10
light by Rep. Taber Of New York,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Panama President WEEDS

BALBOA, Canal Zone, March S
qNS4.-Pfesident Ricardo Adolfo
de la Guardia was married last
night TO Carmen Estripeaut, men,
Der of distinguished and wealthy
Panamanian family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Detroit Filler Killed

Flying Officer Carl J. Shagena
of Detroit, has been killed in ac-
tive service overseas, Royal Cana
dian Airforce headquarters
announced in Ottawa today. His
mother, Mrs. John Carberry, lives
at 1917 Leslie, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

stop this sort OF thing, without
even further request from the
Congress"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Beware Coughs
Following Flu

After the flu Is over and gone, the
cough that follows may develop
into chronic bronchitis II neglected
Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause Il goes right to the seat Of the
trouble TO help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegrn, and aid nature TO
soothe and heal raw, tender. infiamed
bronchial mucous membranes. No
matter how many medicines you
have tried, tell your druggist TO sell
you q bottle OF Creomulsion with the
understanding you must like the way
Il quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CIRCUMCISION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

who denounced it as a dangerous
form of government propaganda.
The Roosevelt pamphlet Is in the
form of picture magazine" con-
tanning sketches 10 illustrate Incl
dents in the life of the President,
and accompanying text for each
picture.
BID FOR VOTES
This IL the most outrageous
example OF unadulterated politl-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

SCI, 491 copies were printed at q
cost of $13,951.95. y
PUBLIC FUNDS I
Taber told the House: '
'The whole setup OF the thing
has the appearance that IL might
have been gotten up by an artist
of the type who gets up the
Tarzan pictures for the funny
papers.
"NOw, In all seriousness, it Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Laundries

DAMP WASH fiat ironed ~ pp8-as
81 Is lax Laundry to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

SONGS arranged printed; copyrights: ko(es
culture. coaching. Cadillac 543S. f231S
7-26s1. IN
READ TIM. Want "A. for nro5SS1-z.ss
them for results! -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Lowns, Gardens, Supplies

Asund-i1 Nj, Low prices.
FRUIT TREES, EVERGREENs. SHRUBS
10, 600 EVERCREENs, fresh dug, sec up.
Livernois- fireman Nursery. opp. Lincoln.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

A BEAUTIFUL rug and upholstered furs
| niture cleaning. renovating: guaranteed
Insured. ex12. 50. so; cash and carrys
| 81. 30. Garfield Rug apd Furniture Clean
srs b435 fireman. Tyler $4,000.
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning t5iS
- ollingXood - Rugs cleaned. Insured.
Telephone HOgarth 300.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Personals

ADVISER on all affairs OF life. Mrs
Taylor. Special readings. SOC. Daily
sundays, 1919 1850 West Jefferson
Ecorse, over Edgewater Bar. Atlantic 1884
fWyandottS bus 10 door
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Carpet, Rug Cleaning

SERVICE RUG -Cleaning-Taeked dow
carpeting speciality: guaranteed; insureb
lO4O Lawndale. VInewood 2-s510.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

ARc-wELDER, hrst-elass, all positions
20 hours daily. Please write Box
A-i30. Detroit Times.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-03
OIL IN TOP OF MADISON LIMESTONE N
COBB'S BLACkLEAF WILDCAT WELL
NeaU Oil Field Promised In
Western POnderG Structure

Promise of oil field in Northern Montana this week from
finding oil Madison lime by A. Cobbs wildcat
well Blackaf structure the western of Pondera
Oil found eighfoot richly saturated from STA
5122 feet The showing adequate that Cobb 800
feet and preparing unload the hole and acdze The Ellis
Madison 5114 there evidence of oil
ea quantities with considerable indicated There wild
of large production but estimate could be made
Backea sharpdp fold located along the face of
Rocky Mountains the flank of the Sweetgass arch
There similar folds in the harpp which had little
prospecting until
This showing of oil this we'll The first the
rotary 65
Efforts drill failed Cobb determined
lime the showing the the
the lower showing be the important
1t recognized that another possible producing horizon will
below the the inethe Reagan
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-03
Torrent Testing
Eust Extent of
Midwuy Oil Pool

A semblance of good weather brought
about activity in Midway Conrad
Butte area this week and two wells
were drilling, another building rig and
a third moving in materials. This is
the newest prospective oil field in Mon
tana, with two wells indicating the
presence of commercial pool of high
gravity oil at shallow depth.
Tarrant-Wood, proposed Devonian
test on Midway, east of the town of
Conrad in Pondera county, is drilling
in hard blue lime at 1885 feet. Tarrant
is still expecting a string Of heavy
finch pipe which he win run as soon
as the shipment arrives. After pipe is
run he expects much faster progress
in drilling the Madison lime.
Tarrant- Richardson No. l, new To-
cation in sW swH NwH 2s-27-1W,
northeast of the Wood well, spudded
on Wednesday, to test the eastward
(Contfnued on Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-03
Report of Oil
Near DupuYer
Is Confirmed

Reports of substantial sh0wings Of
oil in Carter Oil eompany's Northern
ordnance-J annuseh No. / well, NEh
SEA 13-26-7w, Pondera county were
confirmed this. week as casing and
tubing were run preparatory to acidiz-
ing the top of the Madison lime where
the oil was found. Acid was applied on
Friday and they are now testing.
A we'll drilled by Gypsy Oil Co. in
this area, decade before acidization
was known, had 600 feet Of oil in
the hole, coming from the top Of the
Madison lime. It is claimed that a
similar showing in the Jannusch well
might be made commercial by appli-
cation of hydrochloric acid. Hole bot
toms at 3741 feet.
This eompany's Campbell No. well
fcontinusd on Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-03
General Pete Is
Ticking Leases in
Choteusl District

General Petroleum company, western
branch of socony Vacuum Oil com
pany and an important factor in Cali
fornia, has entered northern Montana
and is now taking leases in Choteau
area. B. e. Van Arsdale, head Of this
company's land department in the
Rocky Mountain region, is personally
in charge of the leasing
General Petroleum's block is south
of the Carter Oil company block and
is said to include well defined struc-
ture south of Choteau in the vicinity
of Freezeout lake.
1t is understood that the company
win put geological party and possibly
a geophysical crew into the field later
in the season. This company developed
the Cole Creek field near Casper,
Wyo., also Horse Greek structure, both
discovered by geophysieal methods.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-03
Kelvin HUNS
With 22 Wells
Now Drilling

With % active drilling operations,
Kelvin field this week began looking up,
as six promising wells drilled into pro-
duction.
Mcknight & Stock, on their famous
state lease in the center Of the field,
converted a bare showing of oil into
well that pumped 20 barrels on the
third day of production.
Big West Oil Co. brought in another
natural well in its program of four
wells in the high gravity pool. The
Madison lime contact was dry but six
feet below, the bit picked up "break"
and 400 feet of 80 gravity oil come into
the hole.
Deeper drilling brought in what
may be the stellar well Of the week
in Casper oien's Engemoen A No.
ID A show Of oil at the lime con-
tact win not respond to acid. oien
drilled IL feet deeper, struck a
break and oil rose 1900 feet in
10 hours. It Is q 80 to 40 barrel
well, natural, and with acidization
may be a big producer. Oien is
operating lease abandoned by
Ohio OIL Co. before introduction Of
acidixation.
The Texas Co. continued its run of
luck in the development of properties
recently purchased from Ohio Oil Co.
Texaco-Reeg No. 9 has been acidized,
after oil rose 500 feet in the first u
hours.
Aronow-G Government No. in the high
gravity pool had a bare showing when
drilled in. It stood five days, owing to
the storm, and when it was acidized
(Constnned on Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-03

two thirds Of the tonnage required to
support an expeditionary force consists
Of OIL" he said. AT a recent meeting
in Washington Of Our Petroleum In
dustry War Council, one Of the highest
ranking generals Of the q. s. army de-
clared that he looks upon oil as the
No. military necessity-ahead even
Of planes and tanks Even if we
had all of the planes and tanks and
jeeps and ships and motorized artillery
in the world, they would be worth no
more than so much junk unless we had
them This is an oil war, and it
cannot be won without fueI-oceans Of
the oil with which to fuel and Intricate
it."
He said an oil shortage is at hand,
(Conkfnnmd on PaRa 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-03
RANp LEAvRg ZOE CRAIG

Walter Rand, field superintendent Of
The Texas company in Gut Bank, left
this week for Craig, Colo, where he
takes over Texaco operations at Craig
and Wilson creek. His successor, Obi"
Gernert, has arrived in Cut Bank from
Craig, both men moving their families
thisweek.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-03
Ickes Hints OPA May ReJent
On It's Ruling on Oil Prices

The Importance Of oil this
l. prepared speech copy
Surveys Approximately
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-03
DAILY PRODUCTION
MONT.-WYO.- COLO.
WEEK ENDED JUNE rs

Cut Bank --...-.-..--.-.-.......-...-. l5s4O
Kevin-sunburst .-....-...................... 594I
Border ..........-........----....--...... 80
Cat Creek .-...-......-.....-..-........-. 3l2
Dry Creek ...............-...-...-.......... 2s6
Ponaera ...--.-...--..-......--....-.....--- 535
All Others $50
TOTAL MONTANA ................... 2s124
WYOMING
Big Muddy .-.----.....-..-.-...-........-. 1860
Continued on Page -
La gaceta., 1943-07-02

lie sera conmutada la sentencia de
muerte al traidor Max Stephan?
Ell pueblo americana espera que todos
los traidores sean implacablemente casti-
gados.
81 empezamos a perdonar desde aho-
ra ique haremos manana cuando los
nazis derrotados Sc arrastren llorando a los
pies de nuestros soldados, implorando un
perd6n que no merecen?
La gaceta., 1943-07-02

I'm despacho de Estambul, Turqufa,
avisa que ell general Mikhailovitch ha en-
cOntrado la unidad que buscaba y lie apo
van mas de 10000 comunistas en- la que
ira contra ell enemigo comGn.
Dispone ell general, que es ministro de
la guerra de Yu~goeslavia, de un ejercito
de mas de 100000 hombres, sin contar los
100000 comunistas y sin incluir a 10000
guerrilleros croatas.
Quiere este decir que tan luego la in
vasi6n Sc inicie, contra ell Eje Sc levantara
en- los Balkanes un ejercito de cerca de un
million de soldados.
~ un million de hombres con aeropla
nos y canones, facilmente derrotara a los
ejercitos alemanes e italianos distributes
por los pafses eselavizados.
LA mayor parte del ej6rcito rumano
Sc rebelara cuando estime inevitable la de.
rrota del Eje!
iAsi 10 hara tambi6n el e~jercito bdlga-
70, cuyas simpatias Sc i%nclinan, no obstante
la abyecci6n del Rey, hacia su vecina
Russia!
La gaceta., 1943-07-02

OfCdreIhOS dlgunoS eJenpl0s
tres dfas, Y este durante una
tiva pausa en- la lucha, los
names han perdidO 12O aps
1nicamente en- ell sector de K
En- la tercera semana de
fueron derribadOs 1888 apa
del Eje en- ell Mediterraned
campaha de EgiptO costo al
migo lat aviones y la de
100, Y en- los cincO primerO
ses del ano, en- la Europa
dental, Ell Eje ha peridO nj
600 aviones. Estes calculOs,
dos en- las cifras Oficiales,
de bajos y, naturalmente, no
yen las perdidas pOr averias
caste.
Por consiguiente Ell prot
principal Sc reduce a Ia exteI
en- que la production alemana
da hacer frente a las perdid|
crecientes necesidades de la
waffle. Todos los specialist
cuestiones aereas estan de a
do en- que los alemanes, oOliq
en- la actualidad a %sOstener
guerra defensive, cOncentrani
esfuerzos en- la constructor
aparatos de GAIA y no en- !
bombardeo. Sc calcula que 9
ducci6n de aviones de GAIA |
unos $500 al mes.
Seg1n las 1ltimas nOticiaS
tan hacienda grandes estu
para elevar la production a
aviones al mes, 10 cual no
dificil ST Sc concentra exe'u
mente en- los aparatos de ca1A
reouieren mucho menos MAJ
que los de bombardeo. SIN en-
90. en- vista de las actuales g
clones de Alemania 5podra
dustria sostener este modesto
erama de constructions!
niendo, con un gran OPIUM
que Sc dispOnga de todas las
meras materias necesarlas' :
pOr otra parte, Ell problem.
ndmero de fabricas que !
funcionando despu6s de los
DIES bombardeos de la avlaclOI
tanica v americana. Hasta 3
EOS de Mayo, segdn las clfrai
ciales britanicas, siempre !
Sc habian destruido mas Gs
fabricas v a estas fechas :
debe haber subido consloei'
mente. Naturalmente, no Sc
cnantas de estas fabricas 7
clan aviones o pleas para
perO prObablemente lnciu''
mas. -,
Ell punto de vista Orl'an.'
Ona IL industrial aerOnautl'1
mana produce cada ve7 men
hasa an Ell hecho siguien'e,
Seneuencia de la descentTal !;
de- las fabricas para rsu'sl
riesgOs de los bomOarasg3
.@ahNNE -
Ia crisis de los tranSPO, ~.
interior de Alemania P'r nri
conflicto a que tieneH fast
frente los nazis y que
;-ntensamente la proau
trial. Aunque las faGri' i
''1I tPasa A La Pagli'
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
Ell ENIGMA DE LA LUTWAFF
ALEMANA
UNO DE LOS MISTERIOS DE LA GUERRA
POr FREDERICK BOYLE

Ell Mariscal britannica del Aire
Sir Arthur Tedder, que tan feliz-
mente ha dirigido las operaciOnes
aereas aliadas en- la campana de
T1nez, ha dicho a mediados de
Mayo que la Luftwaffe alemana
habia sido vencida y que de tOdOs
los servicios o armas del Eje ha-
hfa sido la primera en- perder la
moral.
Despues de cuatro amos cast de
guerra Sc ha comprobado que la
moral de las tropas alemanas ha
fallado cuando Ia cantidad Y cali
dad de armamentos frente a elias,
les ha hecho perder Ell sentimiento
de superioridad. En- aquellos dias
de septiembre de 1899, cuando los
aviones alemanes empezaron la
destruction de una Europa prac-
ticamente indefensa, ell mundo que
do hipnotizado por la creencia de
cue los recursos de Ia aviaci0n a.
lemana eran practicamente ilimi-
tados. BESIDE entOnces, ha sufrido
algunas derrOtas senaladas, pero
no es este 10 que ha asombrado al
mundo. La pregunta que Sc hace
en- todas parties IS esta: jc6mo es
que la Luftwaffe ha permitido un
ano complete de terribles bombar-
does de Alemania sin tOmar re-
presalias sobre la Gran Bretana?
Els probable que haya algo de
verdad en- las diversas explicacio-
mes ofrecidas: preparativos para
operaciones en- gran escala, aho-
FRO de fuerzas para un ataque So
bre Inglaterra, que Sc conservan
los aviones para la defensa de Eu
ropa contra una invasion etc. Sin
embargo, TODD ell que conoce LA
mentalidad nazi y sabe que las
derrOtas aereas son mas dificiles
de ocultar que los desastFes mill
tares, como los de StalingradO y
Tunez, no Green en- una venganza
caculada friamente y de un carac-
ter exclusivamente temporal.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
ALGUNOS CALCULOS
~PRUDENTES

Este criteriO sc hasa, en- primer
lugar, en- un cabculo prudente de
la fuerza aerea enemiga. Sc cal
cula que Alemania posee 5000 ae-
roplanos, aparte de los aviones de
transporte. Hay personals que to-
davia hacen calculos mas modes
tos. Segun fuentes autorizadas.
cast la mitad de la flota aerea de
Alemania esta en- ell frente russo,
una tercera parte en- la Europa
Occidental Y ell resto en- las demas
zonas de batalla, principalmente
en- ell Mediterraneo.
Sabiendo que la production nor-
teamericana es de 1000 aparatos
de cOmbate al mes, con un total
de production de $500, v que la
Gran Bretana, los Estados Uni
dos y Russia producer tres wees
ei numero de aviones fabricados
por Ell Eje (incluyendo Japon),
las cifras dadas en- ell parrafo an
terror parecen increiblemente Pc
Taenas. Tambien deben tenerse
en- cuentas las enormes perdidas
sufridas por los alemanes.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
ChmmgaS y No ChmngGS

sar de todas sus impertinencias, todavia Sc
mantiene leal al individuo que lie nOmbrara
para ell cargo!
La gaceta., 1943-07-02

iVi6 listed esa ~fotograffa en- la que
aparece ell Rey de Inglaterra hacienda
caballeros" con la ayuda de una silla y de
una espada?
Los caballeros de la democracia son
"hechos'' por Ell pueblo, que les cOnfia los
altos puestos y exige de ellos lealtad y hon
radez.
Esos caballeros de la silla y la espada
h%errumbrosa no existen en- las rep1blic3
democraticas F.. por 10 que debemos dar
gracias a Dios.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02

La Administrator de Alimentos Sc hi
20 cargo de 10000, 900 de bushels" de
maiz para aliviar la situaci6n creada, Sc
gun Sc dice, por los campesinos que prefie-
ren dar ell maiz a sus animales antes
que aceptar los precios fijados por la OPA.
Noticias de este matiz son publicadas
diariamente por los peri6dicoS.
Para muchos individuos ell patriotismo
consiste en- ganar enormes cantidades de
dinero, sin importarles que ell pueblo SUI
fra.
~ luego Sc publican miles de a~rticulos
violentos cuando los trabajadores deman-
dan mejores condolences de vida!
iLos mercedes negros Sc extienden Y
millones de ciudadanos pagan sin titubear,
cooperando con los facinerosOs, los precios
que Sc les piden!
Atraviesa la RepGblica una honda cri-
sis y a la vista no esta ell remedio.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02
Ell VICEPRESIDENTE Y Ell BAN
QUERO
-POLITIQUERIA
-MINERoS QUE NO OVEN
ROBERT PIDE CONDICIONES
-CABALLEROS
-"BANDIDOS"

Entire ell banquero y ell vicepresidente,
la election no es dudosa.
Ell banquero no ha captado los senti-
mientos democraticos de su pueblo y Sc
aferra a viejos planes y anticuadas ideas.
Representa- ell vicepresidente a la parte
liberal, sana, bondadosa, in~teligente, que
desea I'm mejor trato para todos los hon.
bres Y anhela la pronta termination de la
guerra.
iY tenemos la seguridad de que GUAM
do ell vicepresidente "estall6", va no lie era
possible seguir tolerando los "enredos" del
senior secretariO!
Ahora bien, necesario es restablecer
la ammonia, como aver 10 pidiera ell Sr.
Byrnes, entire los ciudadanos que pertene-
cen al gobierno y los ciudadanos que saben
a~preciar la grandiosa obra realizada por ell
presidente Roosevelt desde 1888 a la fecha.
La "~politiquerfa" de los republicanos y
la "dOble cara" de algunos dem6cratas,
arrastra a la naci6n por las torcidas sendas
del "inflacionismo".
Veintenas de senadores y representa-
ties, jugando a la "politica infima", Sc en-
penan en- mortificar y ~antagOnizar al pre-
sidente Roosevelt, como han venido moles-
tando y hostilizando a las Organizaciones
obreras y a los grupos liberales del pals.
iLos r~eaccionarios y ultraconservadores
tratan de imitar los procedimientos dicta-
toriales Y viOlentOs de los nazis, aunque
otra cosa afirman!
Queremos ganar la guerra para liberar
a los oprimidos; pero una parte de los Sc
nores legislatures actGa, directa indirec-
tamente, en- contra de los whales intereses
de las "clases pobres" y de los elementos
que suefian con una aut6ntica j~usticia So
cial.
LIE convendrfa a la Rep1blica que mu-
chos de ellos ~descansasen, a pierna suelta,
hasta ell ano que viene.
La gaceta., 1943-07-02

Una a~gradable noticia: Ell DR.. Ludwig
Ehrenlichter, uno de los lideres del partido
Nazi, ACADIA de ser "liquidado" en- ell distri-
to de Minsk, en- la Russia Blanca.
La Gestapo asegura que lie matarOn los
"bandidos rusos'.
Muchos "bandidOs" como esOs necesita
ell mundo para librarse de sus mas repulsi-
vos y feroces enemigos.