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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

Olsen and Johnny Schmitz, both of
the Chicago Cubs Joe Boyle,
an end on the Great Lakes foot
ball team last year, married Miss
Virginia Fortune, a graduate of
Creighton University, in Omaha,
last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
under the direct supervision
Of our expert Canadian biender
PRODUCED IN u. S. A.

~ TO ONE this side of the globe is blame when
y you find Corby's out of stock the fault lies
directly the doorsteps of Adoph Schickegruber and
his partners
Our dislleries devoted entirely to producing
materials and working for victory. But able
to ship limited quantities of Corby's. and
spreading available supplies of this whskey with the
grand old Canadian fairly and evenly possible
Though you might not get Corby's every day it
pays to ask for it epe'y time.
Occasional acquaintance ui Corbys nOu, wH grOw to
lasting friendship after victory
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American League
First Game

Newhouser and Richards; Amt
zen, Clyde and Wagner.
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military sentry only once
However, as there seems no
other possible way of getting on
and off that highway except that
one straight narrow ribbon of
road, once is plenty 1t was
my first journey southwark (even
as far as Lake Worth) since gas
and tire shortages !. Most of
the other traffic is made up of
buses and trucks :. I. Virtually
all the little roadside stands, the
wayside inns, the motor camps,
resemble the deserted village /. !.
shattered vacant . /. With
the exception of few service
men along the highways and the
signs, Soldiers Like Rides
there is little sign of military
activity visible from the Dixie in
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Boca Ration, but in Miami, 60
down any street and you drive
through crowds of uniforms i.
Key West is the Key West of
my brief weekend visit in ls4l
only much more so The
sailors of that period have been
multiplied apparently by the
thousands Nine out of ter
young men must be in white i.
Last night after dinner at AIS
land Al is another story we
wandered down Duval Street,
brushing by sailors, few sol
diers, fewer officers . Every
drugstore, every bar was filled
with uniformed figures, the for
mer just as popular as the later
). Very few girls among them,
but all the orchestras are fem
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my leave But time and Key
West mails wait on no man. !.
! Key West is still the further
most city in these United States
you never realize how fur
thermost until you drive those
long, lonely stretches of under
brush and indescribably lovely
tropical waters :. With good
luck and by keeping reasonably
within the low speed limit, we
made it in little. more than
eight hours of steady driving,
with lunch time at a minimum
as our hostess providently
brought along delicious picnic
luncheon, part of which we
shared with two other grateful
soldiers in a jeep To my
surprise, you are halted by a
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mime, are apparently perched On
platform IN the middle Of the
floor Dimmed-out streets,
but with enough light for win
dor-shopping Show windows
fllIed with every conceivable
type Of souvenirs Hamburger
stands (ny husband-gaide polnt-
ing out the one that's clean
enough for me to get a sandwich
II l get hungry Cou1EnuoEs
carnival on one side a bowl
ing alley a little way further
down Sudden outbursts Of
Juke box music blare Of
rhumba dance rhythms from the
girl orcheStras Every door
along the main th0roughfarc
afopen Shore police every few
steps But at midnight comes
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SLIGHTLY OFF THE RECORD
with EMILE KEYES
from The Palm Beach Post Times)

! 10 90 some serious painting now
that the season has let up to al
low more time. :. George de
Mohrenschildt summoned back to
New York by his draft board after
dividing his time between Palm
Beach and the Wood Kahler place
in Lantana this spring. 8. Mime.
Lorenzo Cantagalli moves to 430
Australian Avenue for the spring.
:. The George Wendell Philipses
plan to remain here this summer
at their home on Eden Road. j. :.
It's the kind of thing that comes
to one in nightmares but this
really happened to local girl :. !.
and now that all concerned have
departed, she tells it on herself s.
Recently she had word a certain
relative and two small children
were en- route to join the man of
the house at some Florida camp,
and with a sense of family duty
wrote a cordial letter of welcome
even dispatching her letter air
mail, special. . 3. Next day, she
decided to finish a letter to her
brother in another distant city
that she had started the previous
day, walked to her desk, found
to her horror the note of invita-
ton to her cousin With the
sensation of some one approach
ing the guillotine, she realized that
speeding northward by airman Gf
indeed it hadn't already arrived
was her frank letter telling her
brother in which she had blithly
announced Cousin x and
her two brats will be here soon,
and if there's piece of furniture
left in the house, I'll be surprised.
etc., in similar vein -. -
With the desperation of a person
grasping at the last life preserver,
she dashed to the telephone, sent
a telegraph message to the cousin:
please forward airmail sent you
by mistake to my brother without
opening :. After twenty-four "a
hours of self-abnegation and wor-
ry, during which she swore off
from ever being frank on paper
again, came the reprieve a
wire from her brother: Letter for
Warded unopened"
|, Written from Key West, Thurs
day: Low hanging dark clouds
and blanket of fine rain have
flotted out most the color that
is Key West, and the ocean is
invisible even from my sixth
floor window / can only
hope the rain is falling on my
lawn back home, easing some of
my anxiety about the grass
There's such cool freshness to
the atmosphere, / don't need the
electric fan my husband was
provident enough to bring back
on his last trip home The
feel of typewriter under my
fingers eases the slight sense of
guilt / feel at finding myself
mid-morning and completely at
leisure OF course / have
several hours of works before
me in re-arranging and condens-
ing so that two can live CONF
in this La Concha room
where one has homesteaded for
several months ;. !. After that !
must find more stable perch
for this portable than the bed, If
it is to be used for any of the
writing hope land I say HOPE
'advisedly) to accomplish during
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TODAY'S GAMES
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES

National League
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh. !
Philadelphia at Chicago. ~ /
American League
Cleveland at Washington, nigh
game.
Detroit at Philadelphia, nigh
game.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
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Smith, Grove and fresh; DON
aid, Murphy, Russo and Hemsley,
Dickey.
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Bagby, Naymick, Center and
Rosar; Leonard, Mertz, Carrasquel
and Early.
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HUMPHREYS, Maltzberger and
Turner; Zuber, ]. Turner and Die
key.
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Tobin and Mast; Brandt, Dietz,
Lanning, Butcher, Shuman and
Lopez.
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CHICAGO DOWNS
YANKEES, los
PITTSBURGH PIRATES AND
BOSTON BRAVES
i SPLIT GAMES
Especial to The citizen,

NEW YORK, June With re-
lief pitcher Orval Grove bringing
in two runs with a squeeze bunt
in the big inning, the Chicago
White Sox defeated the New York
Yankees 10 to 5 in the first game
of a double bill.
Big Jim Tobin held the Pitts
burgh Pirates to five hits as Bos-
ton took the first game of dou-
bleheader, 6 to l. Charley Work
man poled homer in the third.
Pittsburgh took the nightcap.
The Senators defeated the Cleve-
land Indians, and the Detroit IL
gers and the Athletics split dou-
bleheader.
The following are the results OF
the games:
AmariraYa 7 Aao,a
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there iOtniIlg quite so anti
climactic as telling everyone good
bye, then bobbing up again next
day :. 1t rather smacks of break
ing ones engagement after the
announcement has appeared in the
paper =. For weeks I'd been talk
ing of going to Key West land
answering the question Why,
accompanied by panied express
sions and raised eye-brows) s.
Even casual acquaintance at the
corner luncheonette were begin
ming to say, What, you still here?
:. So when suddenly disappear
ed from sight over night, prob
ably no one but myself was sur
prised. ). Office labor shortages
and transportation difficulties had
been the bottle-necks. s. Auto
mobile rides to Key West are
about as rare and precious as a
shoe coupon (add SMILES, as ir-
revocable as using up ones No. ID
these days. -. So when / was Of
fered the opportunity of leaving
with someone driving down on
business jumped at the kind in
vitation the way an old maid does
proposal. 1t all happened
about 4 o'clock one afternoon and
| had to leave at 8 next morning.
So to all my friends whom l
simply could not call to say good
bye, say it now. ;. Au revoir for
about five or six weeks. Have
nice time at home, and don't pity
me =. for regardless of the wealth
er, l don't mind +. I've got to be
with the other half of the family
for time. 4.
Interesting visitor in Hobe
Sound recently -. Marcia Daven-
port, author of that best seller,
valley of Decision" resting af-
ter her strenuous task of doing
the research for the book and
writing it. If it weren't for
gas rationing would have tried to
find a chance to go up to do a
story with her, she sounded so
nice over the phone. -. She's had
two also very interesting guests
one a well known public fig
ure s. but he's so tired, he hon
estly came just to lounge in the
sun few days not to see or
be seen. -.
The other day this paper car
ried story on how the American
PAT, the heavily armed and ar
mored Thunderbolt, travelling
more than 400 miles an hour is
proving its mettle. 1t didn't,
however, carry a very interesting
item to localities. Namely,
that boy from here is among the
carefully picked filters over there
helping to fly it. He's Lieut..
George Hall, son of w. A. Hall, of
the First National Bank \. Sc
lected for special training after
receiving his last July.
Overheard from young house
wife and mother, harassed from
servant troubles: Il can't wait till
the wars over and the depression
begins!"
Signs of the times: A Palm
Beach audience applauds Presi-
dent Roosevelt, Kisses John l..
Lewis at the Paramount the other
night. :. Speaking of the movie
there add -alikes, Alan
Laid and Dom Hale Munson,
Post Times staffer on leave with
the Air Forces.
Summertime Palm Beach: r. o.
Middleton, secretary and manag-
er of the Bath & Tennis Club,
leaves today for Maine for the
summer, to be joined later by his
wife. Though there's no sum-
mer membership, year-arounders
are keeping up ether cabanas. !.
Elliott E. Bishop. of the Brazilian
Court to be associated this sum-
mer in the management of Pee
kett's on Sugar Hill, Franconia,
N. H. :. Reynaldo Luza remains
at his studio on Worth Avenue
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First Game
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National League
First Game
AT Pittsburgh r. H. E.
Boston ..-.--.-.----..---..--. 6 is 1
Pittsburgh -- | 5 l
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Lohrman, Coombs, Trinkle and
lombard; Riddle, Starr and Muel-
Ter, DePhillips.
La gaceta., 1943-02-01
Contenida una columna nazi que habia
penetrado las defensas hanceses en- Tunicia
Enviados tanques y aviacion en- socorro de los
atacados. - Alemania hara un esfuerzo deses-
perado con sus submarines

Habran los nazis I'm nuevo
deSesperado esfuerzo en- ell mar
con Ia esperanza de-cortar las
pincipales lineas de abasteci-
mientos de los Aliados. Este es-
fuerzo Sc ha confiado al Gran
Almirante Kar DOenitz, nombra
do para reemplazar al Gran AL
mirnte Raeder, que pasara a
ser inspectos de la marina nazi.
Toda la escuadra alemana co
raborara en- la campana de los
submarines.
FL mes psado ell primer Lord
del Almirantazgo, A. V. Alexan
der, dijo a los jefes y oficiales
ne la escuadra inglesa que en-
este ano eli enemigo arrOjaria
toda su fuerza en- la batalla de
los mares.
Alemania dispone de cerca de
200 submarines pero lucha con
grandes dificultades para pre-
para tripulaciones expertas.
La gaceta., 1943-02-01
RENUNCIO UN
G QUE ERA AYU-
DANTE DE STIMSON

Washington, Febrero l.
Alegando que existen daninas
practicas de separation racial
en- las furezas aereas, en- Guam
to a los negros, renunci6 aver
su puesto de ayudante civil del
~secretario de la guerra, Slim
son, ell ciudadano negro Viii
liam H. HASTE.
Sobre la protesta de HASTE
Sc estableci6 I'm centric de en-
%trenamiento para photos ne
gros en- ell institute Tuskegee,
en- Alabama, terra de prejui-
clos.
va Sc han calificado algu-
nos photos de la raza negra,
pero no Sc les ha dado fuerza
de terra para TRAFALGAR con
ellos. eel commando de la avia-
ci6n no quiere que los negros
photos vuelen, CONAN y VIVIAN
en- los aer6dromos oficiales."
HASTE, decano en- la ~escuela
de leyes de la Univrsidad de
Howard, dice que ell secreta-
rio habia ordenado Sc lie entire
gasen a el todas las PROPOSE
clones relatives a los negros,
con ell fin de que fuesen estu-
diadas Y aprobadas. LAS nor
mas reaccionarias y divisions
tas de las fuerzs de aviaci6n
llegaron hasta ell punto de ig-
norar la existencia de mi off
Gina. BESIDE ell principle Sc sa-
bia que ell commando del aire
no guerra personal negro
Varios negros fuerOn acep-
tados para entrenamiento tee
nico en- Chanute Field, Illinois,
e hicieron un excelente traba-
jo, pero la labor no pas6 del
primer grupo.
Negros capacitados para
empleos t6cnicos en- IA aviaci6n
fueron rechazados mientars
20 otra parte Sc buscan y son
aceptados voluntarios blancos.
La gaceta., 1943-02-01
DOS VECES ATACARON LOS
JAPONESES AL SECRETA-
RIO KNOX

Dos wees, en- las ultimas dos
semanas, la aviaci6n japonesa
atac6 lugares donde Sc encontra
la ell secretario de Marina,
Knox, quien iba acompanado
por ell almirante Nimitz, jefe de
las operaciones nayales en- ell Pa
cifico, y Ell almirante Halsey, co
mandante de la escuadra en- ell
sur del Pacffico.
Al realizarse ell primer alta
que Sc hallaban ell Secretario y
los dos almirantes en- Espiritu
Santo, Nuevas H6bridas. Ocu-
rri6 Ell segundo mientras hacian
una vista de inspection a Qua
dalcanal..
Los ataques fueron compare
dos por Mr.. Knox, por su caren
cia de efectividad, con los que
Sc efectuaban en- 1918.
Refiriendose al ataque en- Es-
pfritu Santo, ell almirante Hal
sey manifesto: Yo no Sc donde
los japoneses obtuvieron su in
formation. Ell Gnico daho que
nos d~icieron fu& despertarnos.
Creo que hay buenas perspecti-
vas para atacar a Toxic. No Sc
cuando; pero 10 mejor que clos
pueden hacer es prepararse. Els
timo qeu los japoneses haran u
ma guerra dura y persistence"
La gaceta., 1943-02-01

Ell pueblo cubano-nos escri-
be desde la Habana un amigo
no oculta su descontento en- es-
tos dias.
ia safra de 1913 no ha 81
do comprada aun por ell Buen
Amigo, apesar de que en- Esta-
dos Unidos hay escasez de az1-
car O parece haberla. Quiere
comprar ell TIC una cantidad
memo a la que adquiriera, a ba
10 precio, en- 1922.
"Sobre ell gobierno de Bats
ia ruge Ia tormento... y no es
cupa del 'batistado', sino de
los senores de ALA, de Washing
ton, que alentaron las siemt
bras de cana y ahora preten-
den. con una 'frescura' mara
villosa. comprar menos azdcar
de la que aqui mecaran Ell ano
pasado'.
Batista vino a hacernos una
vista v Sc lie prOdigaron homo
res ode todas elasas".
La gaceta., 1943-02-01

Viajan como sardinas, a pc
sar de los requisites de la higie-
ne Y con evidente perjuiciO pa
ra la salud pdb.iea, veintenaS
De miles de ciudadanos de Tam
pa.
No Sc lie permite al ciudada-
no lleyar su ~autom6vil al tea
tro; pero Sc permite, y estupido
es, ell amontonamiento de nj
nos, mujeres y hOmbres en- au-
tobuses y tranvias.
Los drivers" de los Omnibus
acostumbran a decir: "Mire a
ver 81 puede subir, sonora.
Algunas wees los motoristas
paran ell ''carrito', sonrien y
murmuran: Uleno complete, pc
ro....
...Muchas senoras particular
mente cuando viajan con ninos,
esperan y esperan... hasta que
al fin Sc deciden a "amonto-
narse".
Las autoridades jUegan con
la salud p1blica y Sc excusan
con la guerra.
La gaceta., 1943-02-01
GUSHING A~TEMoRIzADo

Berna, Enero 30.-IA guar.
dia personal de Quisling ha sido
muevamente doblada por terce-
ra vez en- Ell espacio de un aho.
Antes de aumentarse por pri-
mera vez, Sc dijo cue su guardia
cosistfa de so soldados "Hird"
f~uertemente armados. "Dagens
Myheter" informa de que Sc
han reforzado los centinelas
que montan la vigilancia alre-
dedor de la Residential de Quis-
ling "a causa de los recientes
ataques hechos contra varios de
los colaboradores mas fntimos
de Quisling y porque Sc ternen
nuevss sgresiones"
La gaceta., 1943-02-01
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Como sardinas. - "Raqueterismo". Nuestrs
juventud. - AzIcar.... amargura. = Los pom
dram a trabaiar. = Politica minuscula.

Supo agradecer Ell pubelo Gu
bano esa cortesia; pero 10 que
anhslan los A mi,ones de habi-
tantes de Ia "isla mas fermo-
sa," aparte de la fineza del We
elmo, es que sc lie ayude a Vi
vir... que Sc lie compre 70 que
produce.
NC Sc ha dicho por AGA que
hay eScasaz de alcohol para la
guerra Y para hacer gonna sim
t6tica"?
Cuba puede cosechar cinco
O mas millones de toneladas de
azdcar Y con ell azdcar Sc fabri-
ca un e~xcelente alcohol.
iMejor nos mirarian en- la
Argentina, por ejemplo, 81 CO.
mercialmente la hubiesemos
protejido, en- lugar de cerrarle
nueatos puertos...
Yycon mayor sinceridad nos
apreciarfan los cubanos 81 en-
lugar de banquetes, felicitacio-
mes Y reyistas militares... les
comprasemos SUI azdcar, va que
Ia mayor parte del dinero aqui
Sc quedlra.
La gaceta., 1943-02-01

Londrse, Febrero LIMA
columna mecanizada de los
nazis penetr6 seis millas EN-
las defensas francesas de la
parte central de Tunicia antes
de que pudiera ser contenida
por los refuerzos aliados. Ell
asalto de los to~talitarios lie
vaba la direction de Sidi Bou-
lid, rs millas al oeste del puer
to de Sfax, y aparentemente
persegufa la doble finalidad
de ensanchar ell corredor que
une a las fuerzas de Won Ar
MIN con las del mariscal ROM
mel v quebrantar los prepara-
tivos aliados en- pro de una o.
fensiva sCstenica.
Los despachos del frente
mantienen que los alemanes
penetraron las lineas france
sas e Faid Pass, a 60 mlllas de
Sfax, Y avanzaron seis millas.
Aviones de bombardeo y.
GAIA acudireon en- apoyo de
los franceses, destruyendo Il
tanques de los nazis y hume
rosos camiones.
Los teutones lanzaron algu-
nos paracaidistas dcstras de
las lineas aliadas y todos fue-
ron aniquilados.
Varios nativos que ayudaron
a los espias nazis fueron fusi-
lados.
Las fuerzas alemanas que
realizaron ell ataque lncluyen
tropas de la Division Panther
No. 10, que combatiera en- ell
frente de Polonia y en- Ia ba-
ITALIA de Sedan, en- Francia.
Cerca de Bizerta, en- Ferry
vile, los aeoplanos aliados tira-
I
ron bombas en- tres barcos y en-
los muelles. Tambien fue ataca
do con positive efectividad Ell
ferrocarril de la costa, cerca
del golfo de Gabes. 0cho cazas
del enemigo fueron derribados.
Las tropas del general Mont
gomery siguen avanzando en- ei
interior de la Tunicia y mar
chan por e. canine por donde
retrocede.
Aeroplanos aliados, figuran-
do en- el grupo "Liberadores' de
cuatro motores, bombadearon
aver a Stella y el sur de Italia.
Afemania, segdn los observa-
dores militares, Sc propone in
tensificar aun mas la campana
de Submarines y particularmen
Ia en- q sur del Aa&ntico.
La gaceta., 1943-02-01

lcndres visit6 a Moscu para dis
sutir ell problgma.
Mosci tigne el convencimien.
to de cue apoya al caballo ga
nador.
Londres. aunque va no esta
convencido de que Mikhailo-
itch es la verdadera selection,
lie apoya todavia. pero muv DO.
co puede hacer por 81.
El gobierno cmigraio de Yu.
g~ocslavia en- el cual firuran ele
mcntos reaccionarios " liberia.
les. mantiene 81 apovo a Mix.
hailovitch.
Los grupos mayores de los
Bihac estan en- el noroeste de
Bosnia. al sur de Zaerab terri
torio que te6ricamenta domino
Poqlavaik Pavolitch
En- Bihac. en- 81 rio Una. los
rartidarios han estahlecido I'M
regimen politico independiente
bajo IA direction de Ivan Ribar,
La gaceta., 1943-02-01
REGRESO A LA CASA BLAN
CA Ell PRESIDENTE ROO
SEVELT

Washington, Febrero l..-E
p~residente Roosevelt regres6 a.
noche a la Casa Blanca, proce-
dente de Miami, completando
asi un viaje que lie Ney6 a Casa
ilanca, Marruecos frances; te-
rritorio de la republica de Lii
IBERIA; Natal, Basil, Y Trinidad,
Indias Occidentales inglesas.
A su Hegada sc did que 81 je-
fe de Estado pondra en- ejecu-
ci6n los planes aprobados para
la campaha militar de 1913,
que Sc basara en- la ofensiya.
BESIDE Miami a la capital, ell
Presidente hizo 81 viaje en- un
tren especial.
Las precauciones de rigor Sc
tomaron aqui y EN- Miami.
FL viaje hasta 81 Africa 10 hi
cieron 81 jefe de Estado y su co
mitiva en- dos aviones Clippers,
custodiados por cuatrimotores
del Ejercito.
La gaceta., 1943-02-01
MURI6 Ell JOVEN HERBERT
GARRETT

FL cuerpo de infanteria de
marina comunic6 aver a los es
pesos Herbert Garrett, de es-
Ia ciudad, la muerte de ~ hi
jo Kenneth Garrett, de 20 a.
nos, que recibiera heridas en-
una acci6n de guerra vertical
da en- ell suroeste del Pacifico.
Antes de ingresar en- los
''marinos,' ell joven setudiaba
en- el institute Hillsborough.
Su padre es cartero en- la ba
rriada de Seminole Heights.
La gaceta., 1943-02-01

In jo en- latino, Gonzalo Fer
uandez, qued6 en- segundo lugar
entire los estudiantes de la Flo
rida que aspiraban a ingresar
en- West Point.
LIE correspondi6 ell primer
puesto a Marsh Ulrich, de st.
Petersburg.
Este quito muchacho tampe-
no es hermano del periodisba
Charles Fernandez, que ACADIA
de ingresar en- una academia de
las fuerzas armadas, y de An
tonic Fernandez, nuevo ingenie-
70, graduado la semana pasada
en- Georgia Tech.
Hijos los tres de I'm obrero.
iRecompensado en- la demo-
cracia el esfuerzo de la inteli-
gencia de los humi,des!
EstabLazca la diferencia, ciu
dadano, entire los j6venes lati-
nos como los hermanos Fernan-
DEE Y esos indiyiduos que en-
nuestros barrios Sc burlan de la
decencia Y Sc empenan en- ex-
plotar Y m~antener la 'ieyenda
negra".
La gaceta., 1943-02-01

Para los 'cobradores" de la
Bolita y sus "protectores' la pa
labra DEMOCRAOIA es sin6-
nimo de candidate.
mo es IN acto de bandidaJe
sacar miles de pesos a los Juga-
dores, s~emanalmente, y luego re
pa%rtirlos, p~isoteando los dere-
chos del pueblo, entire un grupo
6e caballaros influyentes y sus
amigos?
iMientras la juyentud anne
ricana lucha por salvarnos del
sarvajismo to~talitario, en- esta
ciudad del tabaco ell "raqueteris
mo" crece, GREECE. y en- cierto
modo deshOnra a la comuni-
dad!
La gaceta., 1943-02-01

Combination de baja politica,
amigo, la que lie hicieron al le-
TRADE Cobbey, con ell cual nunca
hsmos sostenido r6lacioDes de
1mistad.
LIE arrebataron SUI puesto pa
ra servir los intereses del senior
Farrior y del senados Sheldon.
LA historic Sc reptile en- la
politica local!
Seguramente que va los Sc
nores Farrior y Sheldon Green
que ellos son los 'lidees" inven
ctIles...
~ hasta intentaron a guitar
lie a Cobbey ell puesto de letrado
de los tabaqueros!