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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04

spending long period the Station hospital Cpl Avery
received honorable discharge from the u s.
army completed training with
battalion Fort Custer Mich
s4%h ON Service battalion
Ireland Corporal Jackson assigned Csdre
S6sth ON Service
Atterbury Ind After attending administrative
school high recognition from the aduant for his
ability crawled under the line of fire. the inra
craftsmanship of the
field 1917 and Carbns rifles graduate of Highland Park high
school student basketball Highland Park
Junior college he employed licensed welde by the
Motor company before induction Avery the brother
Eddie Jackson the well professional golfer and the
youngest Mr. Mrs Mike Jackson of 4ols Lincoln
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
ATTENTION MOTORISTS

Next inspection due: A-book We
hicles by March 81. 1914; BIS by
February 20, 1914,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Syracuse Drops
Crew Racing

SYRACUSE, n. Y. Jan. y CUP)
Syracuse University today an
nounced the elimination of crew
racing and curtailment OF base
ball on its 1943 intercollegiate
sports program.
Games, with Maryland, George
town. Loyola, Baltimore. Rutgers
and Lafayette were wiped off the
diamond program. leaving Is
game schedule. The fencing pro-
gram will be discontinued.
I'VE fully expect, however"
athletic director Lewis p. An
dreaS said. "to carry on a repre-
sentative football schedule this
year as part Of as complete a
sports program as possible"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Praise for Nick

Anyway its good 10 see Nick
land a swell match and have
visions Of something besides head
-ScheS. Goodness knows he has had
e patience 10 stick IL out in a
UISiness where he has had more
than his share OF bad luck.
People are actually calling
mp for tickets in bundles Of
20 and 30," exclaimed Londes.
THAT hasn't happened 10 me In
So long I've almost forgotten
how 10 say yes"
But even as he tells you OF this,
LondeS starts TO worry.
Just hope there won't he
cut eye or n busted hand in that
fight Friday night" he moanS.
rs a tough way to make a liv-
inG-lh!S- -bGS!neSS-ef promoting
fights In ease you doubt II,
LondeS can tell YOU in several
thousand well-placed words.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

Jimmy Edgar rolled out of Detroit bound for Fort Custer
this morning And that reminds much faith boxing
oldmers still put style.
Almost to veterans of cauflower predicted Edgar
would walop young Charlie Hayes should the be
matched Promoter Nick Londes had planned joust between
the But Uncle Whskers will hold the this fight
If and when is staged before the end of the
But the who liked Edgar Hayes predict
ing Ferndae Charlie will Jake LaMota Edgars
when they meet at OLYMPIA week from Friday night.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Londes Has
His. Troubles
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
planned 10 the Fat Man in the
old Soft Brown Hat.
81 thought So" said the r. NJ.
I. +. o. 5. B. II.
"Mike tells me that II was an
old contract he had with Jacobs
and Jacobs makes him fight.
But I am not to worry. Jake
will take good care of Wilson,
he says"
But. the boys i'm the cauliflOwcr
trade are saying that this Cali
lornla Wilson is even better than
Sugar Robinson, Londcs was re-
minded.
$50 what" SCOTS Nick. didn't
LaMotta make Robinson run 2"
Well our observation is that
Wilson. if all they say he is. could
conceivably peck out a decision
over LaMotta, but even if he does
the Californian will know he has
been in a fight. We got that idea
Aer seeing LaMotta against
~ncidently, Hayes started work
outs Monday at the Gene Tunney
Boys Club gym, Twelfth and
FcnkelL wv N
Just loosened up" Leo Jones,
Charley's manager explained.
Charley will work n little
harder today. Can't rush him.
Charley's always In good shape.
YOU know. Can't get him down
too fine"
LaMotta will come 10 Detroit
Immediately after Friday nights
bout with Wilson,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

In no other sport would this
make sense ! But there's money
around for Hayes and Promoter
LondeS sees the biggest fight
gate at Olympia since Ray Rob
inson gave Harvey Dubs a bad
beating.
Ferndale Charlie has a corking
good left hand and il is on this
style" that the veterans pick
Hayes over LaMotta.
Much as we like the clean-cut
-youngster, we can't see him TAX
fng LaMotta. There's just one
thing that might be in his favor
Jake has a real fight on his hands
this Friday night in Madison
Square Garden against Sgt. Jackie
Wilson. Only weeks rest. plus
the punching Jake will shoot La
Motta's way. will do him no good
win or lose.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
By LEWIS II. WALTER

With right wing Joe Carveth
out for at least two weeks with a
shoulder separation suffered at
Toronto. the Detroit Red Wings
arc planning 10 lean very hard on
the square shoulders of Eddie
Wares during their coming engage
ments.
The 27-year-old winger from
Calgary seemed to be getting the
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Break for Bob

1t Bob BabbiSh is enjoying one
thrill as a result Of the war that
never had come his way. He IS
now located in London and is able
occasionally 20 get crack AZ one
Of England'S famous golf courses
Gov. Harry Kelly has indicated
10 close friends that he will do
nothing about the boxing and rae
ing jobs IN the near future.
As the New York Yankees were
romping 10 the league champion
ship last year, they had a distinct
psychological advantage over the
opposing pitchers. This was the
fear that the New Workers. no
matter how tame they had been in
previous innings. might suddenly
explode with n murderouS rally
that would ClinCn the ball game.
Statistics recently released on
the 1912 campaign reveal that
this fcarSome reputation was well
mcritcd. Last summer American
League clubs had total OF l0l
innings IN which five runs or more
Aare scored Now York led the
b with - such fruitful frames
The Yankees also produced the
biggest inning OF the season when
they tailed 10 runs in the sixth
in defeating Philadelphia-things
like that are always happening 10
the AthlcticS-by a 1l-2 count on
September Z. The Yankees were
the only team in tho circuit TO
score AT least tive runs IN every
inning from the first 10 tho ninth.
proving that you could never tell
when the lightning was going TO
strike.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

range when he hit the goal post
against frankie Brimsek of Bos-
ton. Turk Broda Of Toronto and
Franks Of the Rangers in
games which the Wings either tied
or lost. He proved he finally had
his sights on the bullSeye when he
drove the puck home twice against
BrOda in the Red Wings sparkling
40 victory at Toronto Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

teammates believe he can easily
make that 20 goals if he keeps
moving with his present aggrcs-
SivcneSS and confidence.
Fortunately far Detroit. center
Johnny Holota from Indianapolis
will continue with the clug for
several more games as sub for
the injured Connie Browp, who
will be out another week. Holota 5
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

Canadian draft board has yet to
rule on his case.
Detroit is now three points from
first place and Just one away from
the second place Toronto team.
Boston can increase the lead by
beating Chicago tonight. The
Wings would be in first place now
had they repeated their Toronto
triumph al Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

Wares has never been a prolific
scorer. His best count in three
seasons with the Wings was 10
goals two seasons ago. He scored
only nine last year although cred
tied with a total OF SO points with
DctroitS high powered Liniment
Line. Eddie has "a games in which
TO score four more goals and set a
new record for himself and his
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Times Classic
TONIGUT's MAT(IIIN

Nefpofs vs, Mueraiites. alleys Ia.
Chrue Tromby Recreation vs. Detroit
Gaske'. 81, DE Luxe pa Twentieth Cen
fury Recreation. 5-s. Myfdock vs. EkhArdt
Becker. Is; Pepsi Cola Va. Aircraft.
y 10. Fife ys. Coca-Coia, 1l-l2; PariseleAn
vs. StrOh's 1914: KRAKOW W. SsckmAn's.
1919. a. Whittier Recreation, s717 Eas,
Jefferson Ayenus. = .. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
TRICKETT SETS PACE

AS lrlckett goes sc 90 the
'Cokes And if he is vibrating, Fife
may 60 down and Coca-Cola up.
Flies average is $50 TO $50 but a
clubs par is not always the key
TO success. On form, of course, Fife
should win.
MlneraliteS. who share with
Coca-Cola the distinction of SHOW
ing all preseason forecasts over
board, are within touching dis
.tance OF the top and Harold Allen 5
revived practitioners intend "a
keep climbing at Vernon expense
Vernon had two the first time
2814 10 2703.
SackmanS, one Of the eight
teams left in the championship
running, unless the lower eight i'm
prove vastly over the second half,
swept Krakow the first time and
Ted Rebain's men are picked 10
win again
George Bryants Ekhardt- Beck
ers plan 10 dispose Of Murdocks
after losing the first time. 2957-
2S87. Cyril Goodrow's students
took the odd in rolloff. Improve
ment gives E&B the edge this
time.
Rudy Walby's De Luxe w and
Twentieth Century are so evenly
matched that their meeting is
highly attractive from a competi-
tive standpoint.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
StrOh Meets
Pdris(|ean in
Toss1uIp Match

Parisclean and Stroh pair again
tonight AT Whittier Recreation
and anything can happen in the
way of pinfall when these teams
bracket in a Detroit Times Classic
engagement.
John CrimminS and Joe Norris
furnish the side feature.
Averages favor Stroh. In first
place by one game, 1913 10 975,
but Stroh was also favored when
they met in the first round and
Paris nicked two. although out
rolled 1854 TO 29lS.
Those persistent Flies. one game
away, link with Henry Ehrle's sur
prising Coca-Colas, now fifth and
five out of first place. George
Holmes crew won in pins the first
time, 1925 to 1858, but the Cokes
grabbed two.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Nick Londes Lines Up
Excellent G ard for
Friday Nights Show
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

Jimmy Edgar lie aves
} for Fort Custer for
Career in Army
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

Wyoming -fenkeii no. 1Iii +
WLOIuWN open 6:45 r. NJ.
Park Free. Buy Bonds No Waiting Here.
Abbott and Costello In PARDON NV
sARONG." Also Don Amtche and Joan
Bennett in GIRL TROUBLE"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

Gov. Harry Kelly has indicated
30 close friends that nc will do
nothing about the boxing and rae
inc Jobs In the near future.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

WYANDOTTE-MAJESTIC- STIC-ws'1s.,.s : W. s.,s y,.. t
Jane withcr. IN Johnny DOuGHBOy :"
"SILINT WITNESS" Frank Aibsfts0-.
V0JTp-forsst AZ vt. Eriet PL- isss y
iVuh Open 5,f5. Debntsnfe Dinnerssfs
70 Ladies Nancy Ktiiy Pirhard Csrisr0
Or "FiN ~ NIGHT" Plus MOT MAIN
RHYTHM" Weaver Bros and Eiyffy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

p0ncEVCI T--Grstiat-H -Hsrtrr PI. S7SR 4
hUUOLrLLl Doors open Today AZ 90
Free PARKING. "ICEIAND," sonia Hene
John rayne> LACK Osbie Ray Mliand.
r. Field. ARR Ht SBa>DS NECESSARNs'
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

Grand River Ave. :
HiiOuionN Jack Benny Ann sheridan,
Charles Cohurn GEORGE NASHIN6TON
SLEPT HERE" Plus lean Parker and
Chester Morris IN II LIVE on DANGER" I"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

CAI VIN-NeSt Dearborn DE. 1850 h
OhLfIN open NJ. Roy Rogers. Smiley
Burnette, "HEART or THE GOLDEN
WEST" John Hubbard. SECRETS OF
THE UNDERGROUND" Buy Bonds Here
La gaceta., 1943-03-19
KLAY DICE QUE LOS PRE-
SOS DE LA CIUDAD SON
MeGlamery desmintio inme-
diatamente los cargos

En- una reunion celebrada
aver por ell comite de policia,
ell concejal e impresor Klay
hizo la acusaci6n de que en-
la carcel de la ciudad fue NAL
tratado, negandosele la ali
mentaci6n a que tenia derecho
ell preso S. West, condenado
por embriaguez.
Acto seguido ell efe del SER
vicio sanitario Y ~encargado de
la carcel, Sr. ]. E. Mechanic
ry, desminti6 los cargos.
"No es cierto, dijO ell funcio
mario municipal, que West fue
Sc puesto en- confinamiento so
litario." "No Sc lie sac6 a ira
bajar en- las GALES porque ha-
bfa dichO Que iba a fugarse y
conner con ell CONCEAL Klay."
Charles Cortina, empleado
de S. Roy Higginbotham, ell
contratista de la comida de
no dispuso Sc castigara al pri-
sionero Y que no lie priv6 de
alimentos.
Isl no comic con los demas,
acknowledgements 10 hizo por-
que no guerra conner o crear
dificultades. LIE die que en- la
mesa podia conner TODD 10 Que
apeteciera, pero no llevar la
comida a otra parte."
Ell CONCEAL Crosby pidi6 a
Klay que presentase sus car
COS por escrito,
este hombre Cortina, dijo
ell edil acusador, es un Musso-
lini en- la carcel municipal"
La gaceta., 1943-03-19
ILEGD A COSTA RIGA EI
~VICEPRESIDENTE WA
LIACE

San Jose, Costa Rica, Mario
19.-Con motive de la llegada
aver del vicepresidente Wallace
de los Estados Unidos, todos los
establecimientos e industries
cerraron sus %puertas.
Sc lie hizo al ilustre visitante
un caluroso recibimiento y el
pueblo lie aplaudia a su paso por
las calles.
Hablando en- espahol declare
Wallace que la "ibertad de exis-
tir" serA una de as bases mas
importantes de a reconstruction
en- a post-guerra.
"El mundo puede llberarse
de la miseria solo por medic de
bien definidah leyes econ6mi
cas- probadas durante sigios y
sensible y justamente apiica-
La gaceta., 1943-03-19

Dos importantes reunion2s
celebr6 aver en- esta ciudad, en-
Il hotel "Floridan," la Conf
sion Industrial de la Florida.
Visit6 a la Comisi6n, y no
era esperado, ell Sr. Richard II.
Simpson, de Monticello, preSi-
5ente de la Camara de II pre-
sentantes del Estado, Quien di
jo a los comisionados que los
legiSladores Sc italian mtereSa
dos en- proteger a los obreros.
I'll Fondo para compensation
monta actualmente a D milo
mes de pesos, pero hay en- cd Els
tado. sujetos a sus beneficios,
unos $4,000 trabajadores.
Hubo de rccaudar la Conf
mi6n, en- 1910, SS,0OO,0OO y re-
parti6 en- beneficios $5,471,000,
Recaud6 $4,000 600 EN- 1912 y
page salts, 900.
DE los $4,000 obreros Tampa
radios por ell FondO 264,000 pro
ceden de otrOs EStadoS.
Asistieron a las deliberacio-
nes ell senador Raymond Shei
La gaceta., 1943-03-19
La aviacio6n Aliada bombardeo aver
importantes posiciones de los japoneses
Atacaron desde Timor a Salamaua y Gasmata.
Un "Liberador" derribo cuatro cazas

Melbourne, MARIO 19.--La
aviaci6n aliada en- ell Suroeste
del Pacifico atac6 aver mas
de II importantes lugares io
minados por los japoneses DIES
de Timor a Salamaua y Gasma
ia.
I'm formidable asalto, cor
bOmbas de gran tamano, Sc hi
10 sobre Madang, ell la Nueva
Guinea. Mas de 38 toneladas
de explosives sc arroJaron EN-
este Iugar.
La aldea fue incendiada y
so divisaban las llamas des-
de una distancia de 60 mlllas.
Solo Sc encontr6 oposici6n,
por parte de la aviacion enc
MICA, sobre Amboina y Nue.
va Irlanda.
Tn 'Liberador" pesadamen
te armada que volaba sobre
Amboina fue atacado por diez
cazas. Cuatro de los aviones
japoneses fueron derribados,
otros dos pro%bablemente des-
La gaceta., 1943-03-19
La o~fensiva rusa, descontado ell contratlempo
de Kharkov, entro hoy en- SUI qulnto mes
Sigu desenvolviendose la marcia de avence ha-
cia Smolensk. = Considerase obscura la situa-
cion entire Belgorod e Izyun.

los nazis avanzan hacia Ell oes-
te. Persigue ell mismo fin la te-
naz resistencia al oeste de Ros-
TOW y en- Kuban.
All sur de lago de Lago linen
las tropas sovieticas inflingie-
ron otra derrota al enemigo.
I'm comentarista militar de
los alemanes, ell captain Lud-
wig Sertorius, asegura que ell
avance nazi ha llegado a Chu-
guev, 90 millas por ell suroeste
de Kharkov, mientras que ell a
taque Sc extiende por ell noroes-
te de Kursk.
Los alemanes tienen unidades
ospeciales, seg1n el alto mando
russo, cuya 1nica mission, EN- ca
so de retirada, es quemar y des-
truir pueblos y aldeas.
lCentenares de aldeas queda-
ron convertidas, por efecto de
la barbarie del comandante ue
la Division 337 de infanteria,
en- solo lugares en- ell mapa.
En- Vyazma, Voronetz, Ga
tahsk y Rahev no dejaron edifi
clos que pudieran ser repara-
dos.
En- la retirada Sc llevan to-
ldas las semillas, ganado y ma
quinara
La gaceta., 1943-03-19
Controversial entire los toreros y Ell pGibIico
Domingo Ortega y Manolote cobraron $4,000
pesetas por una corrida en- Madrid

da uno $4,000 pesetas por fun
ci6n.
I'll aho pasado, en- asta capi-
tai, un noviIlero de alguna ha
bilidad cobraba $500 por co
rrida.
Cada espectador paga aho-
ra, aproximadamentc un pro
medic de 20 pesetas por asien-
to.
"Arriba," ell diario de la Fa
lange, comenta la situaci6n y
reptile este proyerbio: En- la
mesa Y en- ell juego Sc conocen
los caballeros.
La gaceta., 1943-03-19
La Comision Industrial de la Florida
dlscutio importantes probIemas
Sc tratara de aumentar la compensation
desde $l8 a SIS semanales

uon y los representatives Mar.
lin " McMuli.u.
Cinco enm.sudas Sc debate
ron duranta Ia tarde: aumento
de la compensation desde $18
a S25 semanales; aumentar el
prGsente Unite en- atenci6n me
dica desde $1,000 a una canti-
dad ilimilada: cubrir las enfer-
La gaceta., 1943-03-19
QUITADA AL NAZI KUHN
LA CIUDADNIA De Los
ESTADOS UNIDOS

New York, Mario l9.-El
iuez federal Bright anui6 aver
la carta de ciudadania que Sc
cocediera al lider nazi Fritz
Kuhn, de AZ amos, exjefa de los
''bundistas" en- New jersey y
New York. Denunci6 G. juez la
obra del "Bund" Y dijo que era
una organization anti merica-
ma, tornado para fines alema-
mes Y dominada en- pensamiento
Y en- una parte considerable por
ell gobierno alemdn'.
Sc permiti6 retener Ia ciuda-
MIA a 9 de los procesaios bun
distas"; con ell lider Kuhn per
dieron sus cartas William c.
Kuhn, Konrad II. Koehler. Viii
helm Holler, Ernesto Sotzaj,
Werner Ulrich, Franz Seine
Her, Ernesto Schwenk, Paul A.
Rausch, y Franz Wursche'l.
Kuhn Y Kunc cumplen SEN
tencias de prisi6n, el pnmero
en- ell EStado de New York Y ell
segundo, pOr no cumplir La ley
del servicio selectivo, en- una pc
ritenciaria federal.
La gaceta., 1943-03-19

truidos y uno averiado. Sufri6
ell aparato algunas averias, pc
70 pudO retornar a su aer6dro
mo.
Sobre Kavieng, en- la Nue.
va Irlanda, un "Cero" trat6 de
interceptar a una "Fortaleza"
pero fu6 derribado.
Los incendios que produce
ron las bombas tiradas ell mier
coles por la noche en- Rabaul,
todavia Sc divisan de de ell al
re.
Procuran los japoneses efec
tuar una nueva concentration
en- las j as Witty, al norte de Ia
lasea, en- la Nueva Bretana.
Una Fortaleza Volante dej6
caer bombas sobre barcas Q
instalaciones en- Garove.
Otro bombardero atac6 la
aldea de Timika, EN- la Nueva
Guinea hoIandesa, producien-
do exposiones y dahos. Duran
te la noche fu6 bombardeadO
tambi6n ell aer6dromo de PEN
foei, en- la isla Timor.
La gaceta., 1943-03-19

Madrid, MARIO 19.-Existe
una seria controversial entire
los matadores de toros, por u
ma parte, y los "aficionados'
y Ell pdblico por la otra.
FL Sindicato Nacional de FIX.
hibidores esta reunido y hace
esfuerzos para resolver ell pro
blema.
Los toreros ganan ahora
mas altos sueldos que nunca y
las "broncas," por este mott
vo, son frecuentes.
Pesan menos los toros que
los de antes de la guerra civil
y los precios de entrada son
"excesivamente altos"
Los toreros dicen que ell pd
blico no conoce ell "arte" y
que prefiere ligeros "bichos"
de Salamanca a los fuertes to
ros andaluces.
Cada torero recibe 10000
pesetas por corrida, con la o.
bligaci6n de matar ire. toros.
Domingo Ortega y Manole-
tie, en- 1941, fijaron la marca,
no supersda sun. de cohrar ca
La gaceta., 1943-03-19
ELECTO CAJERO Ell JOVEN
LAZZARA

En- una junta de directories
del banco Columbia, verificada
aver, fue electo cajero Ell jogen
John Lazzara, en- sub3tituci6n
de R. M. Mckinney, que desem-
pehaba el importante puesto
desde 1924.
Lazzara era asistente cajero
viene tr~abajando con el ban
co desde 1925.
Desde 1885 era asistente y
tambien miembro del directO-
RADIO,
La gaceta., 1943-03-19

Moscd, MARIO 19.-GrandeS
contingencies de infanteria ale
mana, apoyados por tanques y
cmbarderos en- picada, mantle
zen sus contraataques al sureS-
tie de Kharkov, pero no han To-
grade romper las lineaS del e.
i6rcito rojo. Ell mandO soviet
60 anuncia que la ofensiva rusa
entr6 hoy en- su quinto mes.
La batalla Sc concentra, en-
su mayor furia, en- Ell area de
las cercanias de Chuguev, a %
millas de Kharkov. Intenta eel
enemigo dominar las dos orillas
del Donetz, en- la region norte.
Ell communicate russo de media
noche dice: "Nuestras tropas Ii
bran fieros encuentros contra
los tanques nazis y la infante-
ria motorizada. Contraataca ell
enemigo incesantemente y per
sigue ell proposito de recuperar
las posiciones que lie fueron a
rrebatadas. Todos los otros alta
CUES han sido repelidos. En- otro
sector nuestros destacamentoS
averiaron seis tanques y barrie
ron una compania de rifleros
a~utomatic"s.
Indica el boletfn official que
no solo los rusos mantienen sus
nueyas lineas al este de Khar-
kcv Y hasta ell codo del rio Do
metz, sine que recobraron algun
terreno, aunque especificamen
te solo auncian la reconquista
de una aldea.
La Marcia a traves de la pro
vincia de Smolenks sigue desen
vol i6ndose con Ell mismo exito
que marcara las pasadas cam
.panas en- Ell Caucaso, los wales
Gle los rios Don y Donetz y la
provincial de la Ukrania.
Eel dnico contratiempo en- la
.ofensiva de cuatro meses 10 ma
sido la recaptura de KharJov
.por los totalitarios.
La toma de de Izbenskovo,
una estaci6n ferrocarrilera a Is
millas de Smolenks, fu6 uno de
los triunfos anunciados anoche
Hizo Ell enemigo feroz resis-
tencia y furiosos contraataques
pero mas aldeas y pueblos fue-
ION recapturados al sur de
Belly.
AL oeste de wanna contin1a
Ia ofensiva rusa en- campo a.
Los alemanes usan en- la re-
tencia numerosos aerop.anos VI
tanques.
La situaci6n entire Belgorod
e Izyum es obscura, aunque en-
ella Sc combate desesperada-
mente desde Ell verano pasado.
lnterpretase la resstencia
en- Orel como que IN
tenta impedir eli uso de los ejer-
citos ruSos del Don para atacar
el norte del saliente por doDds
La gaceta., 1943-03-19
DOS OFICIALES DEL GENE
RAJ DE LA GAULLE MU-
RIERON EN- ACCION

ondres, MARIO lei ge-
neral Charles De la Gaulle,
presidente del comite de la
Francia Combatiente, conce-
do la Cruz de la Liberation,
por hazanas de guerra, al ca
pitan Pilofore y ell teniente
Jean Dreyfus muertos cuando
ayudaban al desembarco de
los Aliados en- Angel, el pasa-
do noyiembre.
Los dos oficiales colabora-
ban en- ell NOrte de Africa en-
todos los esfuerzos para des-
truir las "maniobras" del Eje
Y sus a~dlateres,
La gaceta., 1943-03-19

iCual es ell record de los
falangistas espanoles y de to-
dos los reaccionarios que en- Es
pana V en- ell e~xtranjero colabo-
ran con Franco y los generates
traidores?
Franco Y sus satellites han We
nido pronunciando discursos y
hacienda intensa propagaSda'
en- Espana Y en- la America La
tina, a favor de Alemania e lta
Tia.
Para "adaietar'" amansar Q
"apaciguar" a los "matarifes'
lie la Falange y sus completes,
lie hemos mandado a Franco ga
selma, trigo, abono quimico....
Todavia anteayer, en- otro de
Sis discursos antidemocraticos
elogiaba Franco a los tOtalita-
rios V pedia la derrota de la Ru
STA Soviet.
iY mientras los fascistas es-
panoles abogan por Ia causa de
los to~talitarios y conspiran con
ira las Naciones Unidas y sus
fines democraticos, los republi
canos Y leales combaten y niue
rem en- Noruega, en- Tunicia, en-
Egipto.
La gaceta., 1943-03-19

iPor que, preguntamos noso.
tros, "se pega por la espalda'
con la norma del "apacigua.
miento' a los republicanos es'
panoles que haitian en- el ex.
tranjero y a los republicanos
1ue en- Espana son torturadOs y
fusilados por la Falange?
Los republicanos tienen bier
probada su lealtad a las naclo'
mes democraticas donde viven.
,Ellos combatieron Ell fascismc
international en- Espana, defen
diendo sus derechos y su liber.
tad Y de paso, en- una cruzada
inolvidable, nuestras libertades
y uestros derechos.
Isl esta guerra no es una
cruzada-se escribio hace pocos
dias-entonces es un crimen".
LIegamos a las f~ronteras de.
crfmen con esa polftica de "apa-
ciguamiento" que en- Espana
predica, cumpliendo instructed
mes de nuestra cancilleria, Ell I'll.
traconservador y "calambuco"
Mr. Bayes.
I'm Ia cruzada por la reden'
ci6n de los pueblos invadidos y
martirizados, Espana supo ocu'
par Ia extrerna vanguardia y