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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17
THEY Say

New York-Mrs. Franklin d.
Roosevelt.
We are net the judges OF what
makes men equal but we, OF al!
peoples. should not say that the peo-
pie OF one race or one color are
better than any others
Washington-L. A. Appley, vice
chairman War Manpower Commits
sion commenting on voluntary plan
o, manpower control:
III this plan were completely un.
derstood by the citizens OF this
country and they were willing to co.
operate in making it work on
voluntary basis. national service
would not be necessary"
New York-Mayor F. n. LAGuar.
dia, criticizing Selectiye Service d.
receives:
There must be a better under
standing of the essential occupa.
tons and also a better use OF men
good for limited service"
Sicily-Air Marshal Sir Arthur
Cunningham
What has been done here in the
air cannot be done in Europe. We
have had months OF the most per-
feet weather here in the Mediter-
ranean. Our armies are rather in
clined to take for granted the kind
OF air support we are giving. but
they must learn TO do for them
selves some Of the work We have
been doing"
Observation-Disclosures Admin
istrator Ickes: THE transportation
difficulty, after months of struggle.
has now been overcome. There is,
therefore. no reason why the East
should be placed on a parity with
the rest of the country"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17

keting channels should be used.
the Port Huron Republican will
leave Monday for Michigan. after
he completes his conferences, for
the Banking and Currency Commit
tee.
Says Wolcott-"Neither OF the
two suggested plans will work be-
cause they will disrupt the normal
marketing channels and end in con.
troll by the government. This is
socialism OF the most extreme
type"
Nolcott maintains that the two
new plans are the same subsidy
plan which failed to pass Congress
before they adjourned. He predicts
that these plans are in for another
stormy session when they come to
the congressional floor for debate.
Wheat is being grown on 657 900
acres OF turtle Michigan lands this
year, according to the War Food
Administration. An even more am
bilious program for wheat grow
ing will be tackled by Michigan
farmers in 1874 when their goal
will be 10000 acres. This is a
good showing for any state and
will 20 a long way towards reach
ing the national goal OF SIS million
acres OF wheat
WA Administrator Marvin
Jones said that, in planting wheat
on individual farms, farmers should
reserve land for other needed
crops, such as flax, dry beans. peas
and potatoes.
Demands for -four and other
wheat products are expected to be-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Representing Sunday
District Washenaw County Sunday School Association
hundred people gathered yesterday the Island
Dor for the first annual which the district held
In the nineteenth Southern Michigan
the Methodist Church Ann yesterday
Abbott elected member Sunday
OF the conference.
David baseball last night Hawkins
They aree Indiana
D. q Curtiss returned this morning Rochester y y
where he has been attending
the American Gladioli Association
Deaths: Word has been received here
san NJ Graves widow OF the late Judge Graves
For the eight she residing
Cal, with her daughter Her body be brought here
Weddings Shortly after George Staple
ton Detroit and Miss Thema Jones' Detroit by
Rev. Mr. Ewart chaplain and Clyde or
rison, Rev Hosmer Coldwater, performing ceremony
Fifty Years Ago
G. p Foster years ago and had built M
large grocery business has sold H Frost Arbor an
. experienced
George VI Wood who cargo NJ Merino sheep from the
A. A. Wood and n Burns nocks Lodi Australia has
turned The sheep sold Sydney prices although
BUSINESS there Is greatly depressed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17

WASHINGTON UP The
American bomber raid on Rumanias
Ploesti oil field on August | de-
molished the vast bulk OF the
areas refining capacity and ulti-
mately will impose strain
throughout the entire German war
machine Brig. Gen. f. P. Soren-
son. assistant chief OF air staff In
telligence. revealed Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17
One-Mlnute TEST

I. What state in the United
States is divided into parishes in
stead of counties?
2. Puerto Ricans are citizens Of
what country?
3. Which is farther south. the
tip Of Africa or the tip Of South
America?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17
Today's Horoscope

You have many talents II this
is your birthday. You are capable
and dependable. but are too retir-
ing and modest. Be more force
full. Cultivate self-confidence. You
are affectionate but inclined TO
hide your feelings behind a shy
reserve. This morning you may
hear about the rtyerses IN the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17

LONDON-UP-Col. Morrow S.
Krum, Sc, Pontiac. ILL.,. killed in
the airplane crash which took the
life OF Lieut.. Gen. Frank NJ. An
drews in Iceland May 8, has been
awarded posthumuously the Legion
of Merit Medal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17

is susceptible to the malady. What
advice can be given these people
as to its management and treat
ment?
| believe that feasible and help
ful treatments come under these
five heads.
Hay Fever Treatments
l. A vacation to a non-hay-fever
region for the duration. Among
the reliable spots are the country
around Duluth, Minnesota, and the
White Mountains and California.
2. Fitting up your bedroom with
a pollen filter and air conditioner
in the window. | gave a list of the
firms manufacturing these de-
vices in the column a few weeks
ago.
3. Pre-seasonal Vaccination
This method of prevention is be-
coming more and more exact and
successful. Whereas a few years
ago | reported that only about %
per cent of these vaccinations
were successful, now believe that
in experienced hands the chances
of successful prevention are close
to rs per cent Of those who try it.
Psychology and Medicines
4. Psychology.-I think this is
very important item and one that
certainly should not be left out.
Most people can stand the dis
agreeable features of life if they
know what it is they are going to
have to stand. | think the hay
fever victim should realize that no
matter what he does-pollen vac
cines or what-he is never going
to be permanently cured. His af-
Fiction is going to come back on
him annually, or else he has to take
preventive shots annually. The
trouble is going TO last approx
mately from August Is until DC.
tober /. 1t will never kill him. In
fact, it probably promotes lon
gevity.
5. Medicines.-There are two
kinds of medicines that give some
relief. One kind is taken either by
mouth or hypodermically. And
the other is local application to
the nose or eyes. The medicines
that give most relief constitu-
tionally are adrenalin Tor epine-
phrine), ephedrine and benze-
drine. Adrenalin is most useful
when asthma supervenes, as it
does with most people towards the
end Of the season. 1t would, per-
haps, be wise TO save it for that
time. Ephedrine acts in much the
same way, but is not usually so
hard on that patient. (Adrenalin
makes one very nervous.) Benze-
drine relaxes the bronchial tubes,
and relieves congestion. 1t can be
taken by mouth.
All of these can be sprayed or
inhaled into the nose and will give
temporary relief to the conges-
ton. Another good preparation
Of this sort is neo-synephrine,
sprayed in the nose. For the eyes,
hot boric acid solution dropped in
the eyes or used as a compress.
Estivin is a preparation that has
had long, popular career of sue
cess, dropped in the eyes three or
four times a day.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
P. X. Els a rheumatic heart
with mitral stenosis serious?
Would the condition mean that a
patient would have to live pretty
much between a bed and a chair
for the rest Of his life?
Answer: Rheumatic heart and
mitral stenosis are serious, but by
no means require such rigid re-
striction of activity as you men,
ton. During the stage Of COM
pensatisn. which lasts to forty,
fifty or sixty years, the patients
carry on an active business, have
babies and bring up a family.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17

SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA
-(Delayed)-UP-Seven big ex-
plosions and fires through mt the
town were observed DIT g the
Liberator bombing raid Friday
night on Balikpapan, Dutch Bor-
neo. which set a distance record
for the Pacific theater.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17
Hints on Etiquette

When dining. either at A
friends home or In a restaurant,
don't draw designs on the table,
cloth. II soils the cloth and may
cut the fabric.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17
Words OF Wisdom

Let thy child's first lesson be
obedience, and the second may be
what thou wilt.-Fuller
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17

romance OF a friend. Do not let
the news affect your plans Don't
90 wool-gathering on your Job
early this afternoon. II you
gamble or play for high stakes
this evening you will be likely to
lose more than you win. Work
methodically and make your de-
eislons accurately to improve
your opportunities.
One Minute Test Answers
l. Louisiana.
2 OF the United States
.. The tip Of South America
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17

Stewart Noodtill, owner OF the
Grand Hotel. and Wilfred Doyle,
Mackinac Islands commissioner,
made a lightning trip to Washing
ton to see Harrison Spangler, Re-
publican committee chairman.
about plans for the Mackinac Island
meeting September and 7.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17

come greater as starving peoples
are liberated from Axis domination,
VIA officials point out.
The Federal Power Commission
has found that the Menominee and
Michigamme Rivers in Wisconsin
and Michigan are navigable waters.
They are directing the Wisconsin
Michigan Power Company TO
amend, within 80 days. its pending
application for a federal license so
as to indicate the company's con-
structed Twin Falls hydroelectric
development on the Menominee
River as part of the complete pro-
tect which includes the Way Dam
and Reservoir and Peavy Falls Dam
and power plant on the Michigan
me River.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17

is susceptible to the malady. What
advice can be given these people
as to its management and treat
ment?
believe that feasible and help
ful treatments come under these
five heads.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-17
Your Health
Ten Per Cent of
Population Has
Hay Fever
ey logan eIsnasnnIns. N. o.

NOTICED in the column yes
terday the annual return Of our
old enemy, hay fever. 1t is about
as inevitable as anything can be
and the date is August 18th, or
Whereabouts.
1t is estimated that 10 per cent
at least of the entire population
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

Roy w. Leach. 1856 BeSsen1ore.
and Thomas 4. Chubb. l5347 Saw
ton. are home on furlough after
graduating as honor men from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Detroit WACS Inn Britain

field; Frank II. Baldwin. 1880
Wisconsin; John Niemetta, 1858
Northlawn, KearnS Field, Ut.
To technical sergeant: Sgts. Lee
p. Duncan. 1922 First, Wyandotte,
MscDill Field. Fla: Stan SGT.
David Y. Richards Jr., Port
Huron. Mariana AAF, Ariz.: Sgt.
Earle W. Mott Jr., 2668 +. Grand
Blvd. William Northern Field
Tenn: Gil &. PaSquineIIi. PTS
Garland, Reno, New, army air
base.
To staff sergeant: Sgts. John
Smoch, Detroit, Shenango re-
placement depot. Pa; Howard r.
Baker, 12747 Pinehurst, England
army; Patsy Bernardelli, 53O2
Bingham, Dearborn. Mariana air
field, Ariz.; Anthony Chlbarro,
1922 Beverly court. Fort Knox
Ky; Leonard j. Huxley, 823S
Leander. Hamilton Field, Cal
Frank j. Slewlnski, 44l7 EWeriS,
Tinker Field, Okla.
To sergeant. Cpls. Thomas w
Names. 226 Vinewood, Tyndall
Field, Fla, Henry =. Sedmak,
1922 Greensboro, England army,
Gerhard Linke. 1863 Pakken,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
An Effective Medicine

Taken shortly before meals.
Gillian mixes with the food AT
ONCE. helping 10 eliminate pol
sons which foster stomach distress
and a host OF ailments. Gillian
will assist In bringing out gases
anC impurities Coflcn with the
very first doSc). which may have
been inside YOU long time caus-
Ing dreary days OF misery and
headaches, dizzy spells and cx-
hauStion.
Gillian tends 10 make your liver
more active. 10 clear away old
bile, 10 relieve sluggish kidneys
and haCkachc and TO generally
tone mp your system so that YOU
feel. look and act like a different
person. You VIII find IL a pleasant
but most effective medicine which
acts III q natural way TO bring
- lansssalt4ae sasst,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Gle 8 10 Appear
In Liquor Violations

GRAND RAPIDS. Aug. ; fUP)
Eight Grand Rapids and Muske-
gon tavern proprietors have been
ordered 10 appear before the state
liquor control commission here
Friday on charges of violating
commission regulations and the
state liquor laws.
The complaints, ranging from
sale of liquor 10 minors to min.
Cling with intoxicated patrons.
named Walter G. Eaby. Florence
CaruSo, Constance DcdinaS and
Barton Qulgley Grand Rapids
and Frank Duprcy Howard
Solder Flip Crank and James
ChapurlS. MuSkegon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Political Prisoners
Liberated in Sicily

NEW YORK. Aug. ) QNS)-A
British radio broadcast today
quoted the AlgierS radio as say.
ing that Gen. Eisenhower had
ordered the liberation 81 all poll.
teal prisoners In Sicily
Many Sicilians were said 70
have volunteered for service with
the Allied forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
CPL. FITZGERALD
1T. MtRTIN

! 1T. MARTIN CPL. FITZGERALD
Lincoln Field. Selfrldge Field;
Henry 4. Burkhardt, 1856 Con-
cord Maria. Tex. AAF; Fred
r. Hlldenbrand. 1891 Riopelle.
Dodge City AAF Kan, John
kvasnak Jr-, 1924 Kingsley. Hobbs
Fletd, y. NJ Pfc. Clayton ID. Ross,
1909 Washburn Camp Santa
Anita Cal; Harold +. Duenslng,
l2544 Fitre. Fort Bragg, N. c.
To corporal: Pics. William j.
Jacusky, 1852 McGraw. England
bomber command: =. s. Korzeni-
owski, $3.50 Keystone. Selfridge
Field; Nicholas Tesluk. Detroit,
Tinker Field, Okla Pvts. George
VI. Clymo. 4217 Lawton, Randolph
Field, Tex. Lawrence A. smith,
1871 Stansbury. Camp Grant,
Ill. Leopold Bernlck. 1854 Ward
Camp Stewart Ga Frank Laid
zlak, 1871 St Louis. Roswell
AAF y. VI Harry Partovich,
$3.50 Richton. Panama Canal Zone
army; Frank y. BorkOwski. 1919
W. Warren; John Bulgarella, 9i05
Clarion Anthony J. Orlando, 440l
Pennsylvania. Camp Grant. III.
Clarence V. Fitzgerald, l7l6 Myr-
lie. Amarillo. Tex. AAE.
To tcchnician. 5th grade Pvts.
Walter X. BartkowitZ, 26ll Wend-
ell. Andrew I. Dividock, 1864
Proctor Camp Grant III.
To corporal technician Pvts.
Marvin \. Giles, $40 Prairie, VIII
liam J. James Jr, 1888 Coyle.
Camp Grant. III,
To privatcs. Isl class Pvts.
Guido Nenier. 1908 Rosedale. Eu.
gene 4. BOrowski. 1873 Lumptin.
Hamiramck, Joseph \. SLabe-
lanczy, 1888 Mite h ell. Ham.
tramck. Mike GalVan, 1890 Stoe-
pei; Philip J. Bruni. 2053 Ford;
George VI. KamFUitxf, 73eS,s79923 Helen
Jack Collins, 5566 W. Outer drive.
William James Murray Jr.. 45l0
Collingwood: Clarence Richardson,
1908 Mainland. James X. New
ton. 3040 Pennsylvania: Gerald
w. Burke. 1924 Ilcne; George
Herbst Jr.. 99l0 Bordcall: Con
Stantine Lamphier. 1893 Belvidere.
Alfred I. CenEer. 1880 Gallag;
her. Edwin Hack. 22l6 StUrtet
want; Irving Scgal, 1898 Buons
Vista; William \. Hagan. $50 W.
Margaret Arthur Burkardt Jr.,
400 Fourteenth. keeelcr Field
Mo John IT, Miller. 1901 Mont.
rose, England Army, James y.
May, 2940 Buchanan South Pa.
Cific army, John ID. Nalesano,
1858 MHckay. William y. Uptna,
6l56 Selkirk Justin Slusnis, 1897
Fleming. Norbert SchemanSky,
1891 Jane. Donald j. Schaefer,
1l542 Kenmoor; Douglas VI. Mos
ser. 1886 w. Eight Mile road.
Adam G.. Gasiorowsld, 1927 Aubin.
Brendan {. DAILY. 1921 BewiCk
Frank @. Behmler, 1852 Evans
ton. Camp Stewart. Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
vVRET CH:: D
DUE TO STOMACH MISERY
NERVES, WEAK KIDNEYS
Mr.. George L. Isham, Cook
at the Soldiers Home,
Grand Rapids, Mich, Was
Nervous, Headachy and
Run Down, Kidneys We're
Weak, Liver Torpid
Praises Gillian.

Men and women in all walks Of
life declare that Gillian. the ScnSa-
tional natural medicine. brought
them relief from lone-Standlng
stomach misery hloating gas,
aches and pains, etc. due 10 faulty
elimination Mr.. lSham's remark
able statement is similar 10 hum
dreds OF others received from
grateful Gillian users. No wonder
Cunningham Drug Stores say
the success Of Gillian Is without
equal. Mr.. lsham reports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Gillian Is Not Expensive

In fact IL costs hut few PEN
MES day-SUrely small invest
ment for the promise Of vigorous
glowing health. Gillian IL recon-
mended and sold by all Cunning
hams Drug stores in Detroit and
throughout Michigan. Help your
self TO health. start today nv
buying n bottle Of Gltan. One
bottle viii convince YOU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Service Notes:

Eleven Detroit area women are
members of the first WAC sepa-
rate battalion. which recently
arrived in England for duty.
They are AFCs. Shirley Il. En-
hon, 276 Philip; Bernice Il. Bruce,
1885 Lawton; AuXs. Dorothy A.
Beever, 6l02 Sixteenth; Mary l..
Steffes, 1915 Yacama; Betty A.
Smith, SOP DreXel; Jaunita NJ.
Simon, Also Manistique; Virginia
NJ. Scheuer. 1855 Chalmers: AFSc.
June FitZsimmOns, 1869 Irving
ton; Margaret X. TeschendOrf,
1853 Field; Ardis ". Wilber, 81
Elm, River Rouge; Cpls. Virginia
A. Preble, 17943 Eleven Mile road,
RoseVllle.
Capt. Gabriel A. Eckhart. for
merly chief test Inspector at the
Packard Motor Co. has been
made commanding officer OF the
sub-depot at Lubbock Field, Tex.
He received his commission in
1912.
Kenneth l.. Henderson, former
Detroit Times circulation depart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Severe Pains In Legs"

For period Of 2 70 3 years I
was in very bad health. ! had 50
much gas thought ! would burst
My stomach was upset all the
time and l was nervous and rest
lee-. My liver was so sluggish. my
skin so muddy, people could tell
AZ a glance was run down. I
suffered terrible pains in my legs.
arms and shoulders and my back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

Kenneth L. Henderson, former
Detroit Times circulation depart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Deserved Promotion

W1LLGAMSPORT. Pa. Aug 5
lNSl-JoScph /. Lockard who
first detected tho approach Of
Japanese planes az Pearl Harbor
Dec. Z. 1871. has been promoted
from second TO first lieutenant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

their boot training at Great
Lakes.
Five Michigan men were among
the 200 officers and enlisted men
10 receive Distinguished Flying
Crosses and Oak Leaf clusters
somewhere i'm Australia. They
ere Stah Sgts. John Koveleski,
Saginaw; Frank r.. WIKI. Romu-
luS; Its. Paul W. GOttke. Mt
Clemens; Fred T.. Hardy. Battle
Creek; Tech. sgt. William r.. Ma
koneczny, 702S Holmes, Detroit.
Five Polish boys from this area
have transferred from the Polish
army in Canada 10 the u. $. forces.
They are: Pvts. Joseph VI. Mar
cinkOwski. 1888 Cantor; Alex La
botsI<i. 1851 Dubois; Vincent
Darmofal, 43O4 w. Warren; Nit
chell +. Adamek, 5239 Joseph
Campau; Jeremi r.. Czernik, $50
Tuxedo, Highland Park.
Two marriages Of Michigan
couples were Solemnlzed re-
Gently on the same day IN the
cambridge Ca. army air field
chapel. Cadet James ID. Farmer
and Miss Madelon X. Duffany OF
Flint were married at 4 o'clock
and az 7 Cadet John r. Masterson
of Port Huron married Miss Betty
J. Holm OF this city.
Harry X. Martin Jr., 1920 Stead
man. Dearborn, recently gradu-
ated from the Corpus Christi
Naval School and is "A second lieu
tenant in the marine corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

sEANAN tHIhh NEfNAN LEAtH
AGO. Manistique Camp Grant. III /;
1t. Gerald =. Clever. Hope. Fort
Wayne Mich II. Elmer Is. SEQ
viii. 346S Crane Camp Brccken-
ridge, Ky; II. Joseph +. Hahn.
1888 Wisconsin. Miami Beach
AAE 1T. Omcr \. Petit, 1852
Hawthorne. Maiden Mo, army
Ar field IL. Howard =. Chase,
Ann Arbor. Olm>tead Field. Pa
To first lieutenant End Its.
Alexander y. Macy. 9Oli Burnette.
Camp Edwards. Mass; Edmond
g. Sarb, 1912 Campbell. Fort
Mason. Cal; Herbert l.. Raskin.
Detroit. Stuttgart. Ark. army air
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
PROMOTIONS

To major: Capt. Ralph {. Man
uel. Birmingham, Camp Ellis, IL;
Capt. William G.Z@Scott, 1906
Batavia. Royal Oak, Grand Rap
ids weather school.
To captain. 1t. Joseph q, Rlnke,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

was always stiff and sore. have
been freed of all of these miseries
by that mountaineering medicine.
Gillian. l endorse u 10 the skies
Tor what u nld for me"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Fall LAMP SHADES

Put bright, new shade your lamps rough.
hubby cotton homespun printed chintz all in
Autumn's most glowing coors Their gaiety will put
sparkle in your room The fabrics are faulty drawn
paper parchment Interesting fringe and braid bind
ings. Bridge, Table, Junior sizes in the group.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

One OF - soldiers who died
fighting on Attu to be postum
mously cited for gallantry in
action was sgt. Estel w. scott of
, etroit, who participated in the
conquest of Holtz Bay He was
awarded the Silver Star.
La gaceta., 1943-05-14
POETAs DEL BRASIL
SERGIO MILLIET

Fueron Sergio Milliet, Adgar
Renault y Raul Bopp, los creado-
res de la poesia moderna en- Bra
sill. Quierase o no, ellos y no otros
fueron los implantadores de esa
nueva v RIGA emanacion lirica, y
Dor azone extranas, estos tres
poetas. Sc a%lejaron de la poesia.
Renault. en- la docencia; Bopp, en-
la diplomacia; Milliet, en- la cri-
tica estetica o literaria; pero los
tres leios de la poesia que les die
ra tantos exitos y entusiasmos.
En- Sergio Milliet tenemos al inte-
lectual que hace de las "a horas
que determinan las actividades de
acci6n V descanso del hombre, un
empeno de cultura. i~Incluso, en-
suenos, estara pendiente de sus
maouinaciones especulativas en-
torno a la belleza o las formas!
Tipo neto de Intellectual es un
POGO esceptico y lleno de precon-
ceptos. Vive dentro de una atmos-
fera de volumenes y de lineas.
Distancias entire la luz y las SOM
bras, por cuya razon, para enten-
derle, en- muchas o~casiones es pre-
ciso tener una idea cabal de las
cualidades de im~aginero que COM
para Y sopesa esencia y calidad.
Para poder comprenderlo tene-
mos que saber mucho de distan-
cias entire objeto y realidad. Sus
figuras poeticas estan enfocadas
tai como los artistas pintores lc
hacen: por volumenes.
La gaceta., 1943-05-14
MATRIMONIOS

Brooks Penn, de 29 amos, y
Marie Massey, de p.
Armando Lariz, de % amos, y
Francisco Insa, de rs.
Elmer R. Tully, de 27 amos, y
Roberta E. Berkshire, de 22.
Wallace j. Reynolds, de Fl
amos, e Irene Wilson, de %.
John A. Salisbury, Jr., de Fl
amos, y Dorothy M. Pickard, de 10.
Jose Campagna, de 22 amos, y
Lillian Rocco, de 10.
George Mitchell Booth, de rs
amos. v Lorraine Luisa Mack,
de 10.
Frank A. Swanson, de p amos.
Y Elaine A. Ives, de 10.