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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17

,., ,,,.4,, ,,,ootl,or +, follow tho
DfaVed guSIy WSaOliol W iOii0" VIZ
championship inatcn'
Tn the morning 18. Sears shot an
30 to Willoughpy 10 III Clle aI IIt., :
noon Sears shot an oO ana VIII
loughbV a n. WillOughDy was hand
i ioo . boies an T8
caPpeu iioi1' ca
With the match all square at the
end of 36 the finalists started the
first extra hole in the teeth oil a bit
ing gale. Willoughby slipped, TAX
ing ooseS Z anu N0''i' WIZ '-'-i =
par 5.
40 100 - ', a,,'o,fad c,,dov ofter-
S2,oOU, were aWdlueu SUBWAY "4'ei
noon.
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Results OF liildlS III o1iiei Iisi''9
were -,... mitch. u,,n,o,
cha Gham seors Pm f 37tb runneT-p L.
Willoughby.
First Lettuce, Flight Winner,
Elvander.
Second Lettuce FHght-Winner b.
q Tbir ,li' Lettuce Fiight1Winner II.
L. McGiIl up. runner up f. Fer
guson.
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peterson 81, Iuhne' MN IVin1ar
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17

MANAGERS TO
MEET TONIGHT

Managers of the six commercial
league basketball teams will meet
with w. S. Taylor, in the high school
gym Monday night at 7:30 TO draw
up a schedule for the second round
of the play.
All managers are expected to at
tend or have a representative at the
meeting. Any team without rep
resentative will be left out Of second
round play.
The games will be continued on
Monday and Wednesday nights un-
less the teams vote against playing
another round.
High school and jaycee basketball
players will not be allowed to play
in the commercial league even If
their interscholastic schedules are
completed.
Cox Brothers annexed the first
round championship and will prob
ably play the winner of the second
round of play for the championship
of the year at the conclusion OF the
second half.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17
TODAY'S-
Sports Parade
BY HENRY McLEMORE

SARASOTA, Fla, Feb. II. up
Fear that frog jumping supremacy
long one of Americas proudest ath-
letic possessions, soon will belong to
Africa. was felt here today after an
Impressive workout by River Nile,
giant entrant at the Frog Olymplcs
to be held in this city late this
month.
When River Nile arrived here a
week ago to Join the scores OF frogs
entered in the olympics he was jeer-
ed by old time frog jumpers. They
laughed at the big six-pound black
fellow when he hoped, blinking,
from his box, and said he didn't have
a chance OF even making the quail
flying leap of five feet.
IN bet so to against him right
now" said a veteran frog handler.
Those giant Africans can't Jump a
lick. The only frogs fit for stake
work are the four American kind
spring, pound, grass, and bull. The
spring ones are the best, and l can
go out in my backyard tonight and
catch one who'll jump plum over
that African business"
River Nile and his handler met
this abuse with admirable restraint.
Yesterday they answered it at a
semi private workout at which River
Nile, making his first jump after a
long lay-off, cleared u feet 10 inch
es, y.lst inches short of the worlds
record established by Pep at a
frog derby in Wauchula, Fla, last
year.
When news of this magnificent
leap got around River Niles price in
the coming Olympics was hammer
ed down to 4 to l, making him the
shortest price of all the entrants.
Those who saw this practice leap be-
lieve he viii establish a new record
on the 21St. For in addition TO be-
ing overweight The usually comes in
at 5-10) River Nile was handicapped
by the absence Of proper conditions
and the lack of competition.
River Nile jumped off ordinary
ground. In the Olmpics he will work
from complete frog jumping
course. This consists of a perfectly
level square Of ground, 25 feet by %
feet, with a cool and inviting trough
Of water at each end The ground is
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17
Eight Teams
Enter Relay
At HoItviIIe

Making final arrangements for
the annual Holtville relays. Coach
Noval Walker announced Monday
that every high school in I'M
perial Valley has been invited to
participate in the meet. Yuma and
Coachella high track teams will
also. be represented.
Three relay events will be held in
divisions A, B, and c, Medley re-
lays in each division. a football
relay for football lettermen and
a cross country run.
Three open events, the shot put,
pole vault, and 100 yard dash will
also be run off at the meet.
Coachella Defends Title
Coachella won the meet last
year and is favored to repeat al
though Ell Centre, Holtville and
Yuma will be in the thick of the
battle.
Coach w. S. Taylor is confident
that the Central team will be
near the top but Walker and
Clark are very pessimistic about
the chances of Holtville and Braw-
lev.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17

{ covered with flour which enabled
the spectators TO follow the jump.
| and also serves as a cushion for the
frogs fall. The latter is very i'm
portant, for a thoroughbred frog S
feet are very tender. and more than
one promising jumping career has
been spoiled by sore feet. Self rising
flour, of course. is forbidden.
In the Olympics the frog is re-
moved from one trough when it is
time to jump, and placed on the
flour facing the other trough. The
far trough is comfortably filled with
other frogs who act as decoys and
lure the jumper toward them.
If a frog is reluctant about jump
ing he may be prodded by his hand
Ter. The application of the hot foot,
however is not allowed. 1t was al
lowed in years past, but was outlaw
ed after a vigorous campaign by T.
S. F. T. P. 0. c. T. F. A. T. J. CThe
Society for the Prevention OF Cruel
ty to Frogs About To Jump
River Nile is expected to get his
keenest competition from three frogs
entered by the Angels Boosters Club
of Angels Camp, California. 1t was
in the Angels camp that the first
frog jumping contest was held years
ago. 1t was this original contest
that Mark Twain immortalzed in
his story about the frog filled with
buck-shot. The Angels camp entries
are Jim Smiley. Angels Booster, and
California Sunshine. If it rains the
day of the Olympics Jim Smiley
probably will go to trough as favor
lite, for he is a great mudder, out of
a great line of mudders.
Other frogs who are given a
chance include: Old No. 80, Three
Strikes and You're Out, Edward
VIII. Halle Selassie, Kid SPRING
time ca good bet at 200 to l, New
Deal. Silver King, Andrew Jackson,
Hamburger, Buddy Quinn "a good
show bet at so TO y, and Ham on
Rye.
A crowd Of upwards of 10000 is
expected TO watch the Frog Olym-
pic finals. 1t will be supervised by
the Honorable Gene Plowden, own
er of one of the greatest jumping
frog stables in America, and an au-
thority on what is technically known
as Americans Jumprogus.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17
u. s. ATHLETES
FALL TO FIFTH
IN OLYMPfCS

GARMISCH- PARTENKIRCHEN,
Germany, Feb. IT. UP) - American
athletes scattered to various Euro
pean cities today and few started
home after yesterdays ceremonial
wind-up of the Fourth Olympic
Winter games.
They left here after II days of
competition in which NorWay's lusty
band rolled up 121 points to run
away with the unofficial olympic
championship while the U. S. per-
formers faded from the world cham
pionship of 1892 to a fifth place
berth in the team standing with
only 35la points.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17
Kudo> Mayo
Feature Bio
IA at ard

Pete Buzukos. wrestling promoter,
has lined up another outstanding
double main event mat card for
Thursday night in the City Limits
arena.
In the headliner of the double
main event. Charlie Santen and
Chris Columbo meet in a return bout
for the best two out of three falls,
no time limit.
Last week Santen won the match
when Columbo was unable to finish
the bout. Chris vowed to avenge
last weeks defeat by winning the
next match in straight falls. San
ten, however, is confident of another
win.
In the second bout Kiman Kudo
tangles with Lui Mayo. Kudo has
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17
Max Baer Plans
Return TO Ring

OAKLAND, Feb. II. U.P) - Max
Baer definitely is going to stage a
ring comeback and he'll be heavy
weight champion of the world
again in a year and half-accord-
ing to Max Baer.
III be ready to fight again in
side of three months" Baer an
nounced yesterday as he pulled on
the gloves for his first workout
since Joe Louis annihilated him in
four rounds in their New York
bout. At the time, Max announc-
ed definitely" for the second time
his permanent retirement from the
ring.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17
Thomas Shi6e
SuccumbS at 20

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II. UP -
Thomas s. Shibe, ruler OF the Phil
adclphi2 Athletics, died iast night
of complicated ailments
Two persons prominently identi-
fled with the meteorc rise and
fall OF the onCe-poWerful AS were
mentioned as Shibes probable sue
cessor. They were Connie Mack,
73-year-old manager and guiding
genius, and John IS. Shibe, brother
of the late president and vice.
president OF the organization.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17
GOLDEN BEARS
FORESEEN AS
TITLE THREAT

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IT. W.R)-
The southern division Pacific Coast
conference basketball race remained
anybody's championshiptoday as un-
iyersity teams began workouts for
impending weekend encounters.
University of California, coming
back with a rush after slow early
season start, remained a possible
contender for the title. The Bears
meet U.C.L.A. in a double-header at
Berkeley while use. and Stanford,
now tied for the lead, battle it out
at Los Angeles.
If use. and Stanford split and
California can turn back the trail
ing Bruins in both games, the di-
vision will be tied up between the
Bears, the Trojans and the Cardi-
mails.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17

now applied for pass interference.
Other rule reviSions included:
Teams will be given no warning
to return to the playing field three
minutes before the start of the Sec
ond half The squads must be on
the field and ready to play at the
end Of the 15-minute rest period be-
tween halves without urging from
officials.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17
&c. CAGERS
WILL TANGLE
WITH YUMA

Fresh from their 44-23 win over
the Commercial League All Stars.
Coach r. R. Taylor's fast-stepping
Arab cagers tangle with Yuma high
in the Arizona city Tuesday night.
Taylor's charges have defeated
Yuma in two previous engagements
but the Criminals will be out for
blood in Tuesdays game.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17
$4,000 Damages Asked
In Accident Sequel

Damages of $1,000 are sought by
Mathilde Bonell from E. w. Soper,
according to complaint filed in
superior court Friday.
Gus l.. Hinch, brother of the
plaintiff. was killed in an automo-
bile accident in Riverside county
June II, 1885.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17
AER SEARS WINS BRAWLEY GOLF MEET
Bench
Warming
BY b. KLINE

One of the largest array of en-
tries in the history Of United States
golf tournaments signed up for the
eighth annual lettuce tournament
held on the Del Rio course in
Brawley last week.
Close to 200 linksmen from all
parts Of the southwest journeyed
to Brawley to participate in the
far-famed annual event.
This tournament is unusual in
that most of the participants are
not entered solely for winning val
liable trophies offered but to con-
tact other people in the lettuce in
dustry. The meet serves as a con-
vention for lettuce growers and
workers and is invaluable in Great
ing q friendlier feeling among the
people in different sections of In
perial Valley.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17

Fight promoters in every section
of the United States are untiring
in their search for a white hope
to blast Joe Louis, heavyweight
sensation. out Of the fight picture.
We are not so sure that the real
White Hope isn't the gentleman
who wears the heavyweight crown
at the present time.
Louis has knocked out a flock Of
good men including Max Baer, but
Braddock has also beaten some
good pugilists in his rise to fame
Baer Xas licked before he climb
ed into the ring 10 face Louis. For
weeks he had read about the quail
tiles of the Negro, how he literally
slaughtered his opponents. Baer
hardly raised hand in the fight
and the Brown Bomber laid him
low in four rounds.
On the other hand Baer was at
his best against Braddock. Jimmie
fought an uphill battle all the way
and outpointed the confident Baer
in nearly every round.
Braddock has started TO train
for the Louise bout by returning
TO work as a stevedore.
We pick the present World
Champion as the White Hope TO
clean the Detroit annihilator.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17
Laddie WisHoughby
Defeat by One
Up on 9th Hole

DEL RIO CLUB Brawley, Feb. II. - Elmer Sears of
Brawley Sunday defeated Laddie Woughby of CaeXico
up on the 37th hole in the finals of the Eighth Annual
Lettuce Golf tournament The title goes to Sears for the
second time in three wears gallery Of several hundred
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17

been assigned to wrestle here by the
State Athletic Commission. If he
does not appear for the match he
will be suspended from the state
Kudo is one of the cleverest CRAP
piers in the game, employing Jill
jitsu and other tactics that only
Japanese know.
In curtain raiser Ed Kanchy and
Bob Coleman meet in a return bout.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-17
PAGE CHUCKS
YUMA TO FL
DIAMOND WIN

Alright pitching by Satchel Page
gave Yuma 2-1 win over the strong
Hollywood Republics on the Yuma
diamond Sunday afternoon.
Joe Andrade broke up a IL tie in
the eighth inning with a screaming
double into left-center to score Page
from second base.
Page limited the Republics to six
scattered hits and helped his own
cause with two base hits
A large crowd witnessed the game.
La gaceta., 1936-09-19

VUeUds mesGs
La juventud que organiza Id
fies.a qre ell dfa 26 Sc verifica-
"a en- la sala del convento San
ha vendido mesas a los Sc
hores siguientes: Gene Simon,
Edmundo Worth, Sr. Cuervos
Roy Gomez, Fernandez Vega,
Luis Garcia, Sam Pupello, Luis
MorteIlaro, A. Perez, Ernesto
lGeijas, Ernesto Fernandez, Bill
Vald@s, Agustin Barreiro, Tom
Sweeney, J. A. Sweeney, Henry
Garcia, Jose Cacciatore, DR.. Ru
ben Moreno, Jimmy Greco, Re-
ne Valero, Warren Artibce,
Frank Falsone y Emilio Soda
res.
Esta es la segunda lista. La
primera la publicamos hace po-
cos dias.
La gaceta., 1936-09-19

Bale Cabaret en- ell Ctrculo
Habra esta noche en 81
Circulo Cubano, segGn nos CO
munica la secci6n de recreo.
un bale cabaret, con ell fin de
complacer a centenares de j6ve-
mes que 10 han pedido.
Tocara en- ell piso alto la re-
putada orQuesta de Don Fran
cisco, que dirige Ell professor
Fran Grasso.
Maxine Hshegaray dirigirA
a "Los Bohemios" en- Ia sala ba-
ia, tocando I'm programa ex-
traordinario de pleas cuba
mas J espahOlas.
Esperase que a la fiesta de
esta noche, debidamente orga-
nizada, asistan miles de perso-
mas.
La gaceta., 1936-09-19
La lucha de Espa6a por la Ebertad
Y en- contra de los fascistas
Recortes de periodicos republicanos
y democratas

Montevideo; Jose Maria Bernie
jo, consul en- Bayona; Antonio
Vargas, secretario en- Berlin ;
Ignacio Oarzabal, secretario en-
Estocolmo; Miguel Cordonf, Sc.
creiario en- San Pablo; Pedro
Garcia Condo, ministro en- Lon
dres; Francisco Trivino, secre-
tario en- La Haya; Ernesto Zu-
lucia, secretario en- Bruselas
Jose Gimeno Aznar, consul en-
ALFONSO Garcia Condo,
secretario en- Bruselas; Luis
CULLEN Gil, secretario en- Lima;
Antonio Pinilla, consul en- Ii
ma; Eduardo DAMS, consul en-
Rio Janeiro; Felix Iturriaga,
25nsul en- Nleva York: Oscar
Pena, secretario en- Oran; Car
los Rojas, Roman Presilla, Fer
nando Ramirez, Manuel Bermd
DEE de Castro, secretaries; Luis
Martinez de Irujo, ministro en-
Washington ; Luis Vinals, secre
tario en- Rio Janeiro; Carlos
Fernandez de Henestrosa, Sc
ere ario en- Hamburgo; Fernan
do Sebastian Herice, en- ell de
Bayona; Jose Manuel Aniel
Quiroga, en- Atenas; Angel de
la Mora, ministro en- la Santa
Sede; Jose Maria Estrada, Sc
La gaceta., 1936-09-19
r CABALLERO ACUSA
RECIBO

En- la manana de hoy Ell Co.
mite de Defensa del Frente Pc
pular espanol recibi6 ell 81
guiente telegrama:
Jose Martinez,
Tampa, Fla.
Recibido su telegrama. En-
terado giro orden Albornoz.
Sal1dole.-Largo Caballero.
Tampa esta dando un elem
plo a los dem6cratas de TODD
ell mundo. Una ciudad de ira
bajadores en- cinco semanas ha
mandado $8,6OO.OO para la de
fensa de la causa de la Repd.
blica.
La gaceta., 1936-09-19
NUEvA LIsTA G

la
cesantia del consejero de Esta-
do D. Julio Ramon Saco Y del
official letrado de t6rmino d.
Alberto Martin Artajo y del au-
xiliar segundo Don Manuel Es-
cartfn Moran, de D. Bautista
Acevedo Rodriguez, official Sc
gundo de la sub-secretaria; D.
Eduardo Tejeiro Arias y D. Flo
rentino Fernandez.
Nombrando ell Comibe CEN
trail de reclutamiento Y forma-
ci6n del Ejercito voluntario.
E~stado.-Anulando ell de II
del actual en- cuanto afecta a IL
eesartia de Z. An'on:o Dfaz 70
rita, quien seguira ~desempehan
dc ell cargo de secretario de ter;
cera en- la Legaci6n de .Espana
en- Copenhague.
Disponiendo cesen en- sus car
gos Eduardo Garcia Canine,
ministro en- Viena; Felipe Gar
ia On iveros, en- La Asunci6n /;
Miguel Aldasoro V~illamasares,
consul en- Bremen; Fernando
Carlos Navarro Jordan, consul
en- Santos, y Alfonso Merry del
Val, secretario en- La Asunci6n
Rafael Soriano, secretario en-
La gaceta., 1936-09-19
u Yerdado

"LNz D VerdGd"
Hemos recibido un SUPPLEMENT
to de esta revista trimestral,
que contiene ell extenso escrito
de la Gran Logia de Estado de
la Rep1blica de Cuba, constitu-
yente de la Orden Caballero de
la Luz, contestando a un ataque
hecho por otra organization de
Cuba. Firman el importante do
cumento, cuya lectura es intere-
santisima, los Sres. Pedro G. de
la Rocha, Jose Lamas Bestardy
Manuel |. Mesa Rodriguez.
Apreciamos ell envio del elem
plar. La Orden Caballero de la
Luz Sc ha convertible, por me-
dio de la Gran Logia de Estado
de la Rep1blica de Cuba, en- una
de las mas importantes organ;-
zaciones fraternales de Cuba.
Todos los meses aumenta con-
siderablemente ell nGmero de
miembros.
La gaceta., 1936-09-19
NotQs sociales

NOt0s soci0Ies
Sc verificara esta noche la
fiesta de inauguration del nue.
vo edificio de la antigua socie-
dad Italia, en- la eSquina de
la Octava y Gale 10.
La directiva de la sociedad
dara una reception y bale en-
honor de las au.oridades e in
vitados.
Comenzara ell acto a las nue.
We de la noche y Sc terminara a
las tres de la madrugada.
Han sido contratadas dos or
questas, una i.aliana y la otra
la que lleva Ell nombre de South
ern Aces.
Agradecemos las amables in
vitaciones que nos han sido he
chas.
La gaceta., 1936-09-19
En- Ell Centre ObrerO

Manana domingo Sc celebrs-
ra la function organizada por Ell
cuadro de artistas del Circulo,
q beneficio de los fondos del Co
mite de Defensa del Frente Po-
pular espanoL.
Sc REPRESENTATIVE dos come
dias, una espahola y la otra Gu
bana. La distribution de los pa
peles Sc ha hecho muy cuidado'
samente. Terminara la function
con IN acto de variedades y @
estreno de un pasodOble del Sr
Pereira ,qu lleva ell titulO de e.
Despertar''.
Ell precio minimo de entrads
es de 10 centavos, pudiendo pa
gar una cantidad mayor los que
asf 10 deseen.
La gaceta., 1936-09-19
N NO
E HABBR
-HA DICHO r r

o.
brera" relata este episodio re-
gis .rado en- Ell frente aragones
"Se ha producido un barullo
y es precise indagar la causa de
clio. En- efecto, unos compane-
ros de las milicias traen a otros
f~uertemen!e s%ujetos por nervu-
da mano. I'm militante de la F.
A. l. CO notros de la C. N. T., ha
ietenido a cinco sujetoS por ha-
berse apoderado indebidamen-
tie de una brenda de escaso va
lor, es cierto, pero pertenecien-
e al dueno de la casa, que pater
nalmnte habia comparable su
mfsero pan con ellos. Durruti
Sc qued6 palido de ira. Made
hablaba.
Sc habia congregado en- la
plaza TODD ell vecindario.
Observation-Disclosures con
voz potente.
Y en- un segundo los cincc
fueron despojados de las armas.
Los detenidos aparecian Dali-
dos Y temblorosos ante la muer-
Re, que iba a saltar sObre ellos.
Is obardes lies dijo ell va
liente cabecilla-. 81 habeis 81
do valientes para robar, serlo
para morir tambien.
Y como obedeciendo a IN re-
sorte, los cinco sentenciados le-
vantaron e Epecho y echaron pa
ra atras Ia cabeza. Durruti a.
vanz6 resuelto; su voz atron6
de nuevo Y repercuti6 en- todos
los ambitos del pueblo, y dijo:
-Por esta vez, por una sola
vez, os perdono la vida; pero te-
ned presente que entire ~nosotros
no puede haber ladrones.-Fe-
bus.
La gaceta., 1936-09-19

cretario en- el mismo lugar; E
duardo Becerra, consul en- Bur
leos; Jose Maria Saro Posada,
secre.ario en- Lisboa; Marcial
Rodriguez Cebral, secretario en-
OportO.
ii MUERTOS
Y 18
Sanjurjo, muerto por accidcr'
se en- Portugal
Garcia de la Herranz, en- el
,ampamento de Carabanchel.
Gay Borras, en- Barcelona.
Gonzalez Lara Y Barrera, en-
Guadalajara.
Patxot, en- Malaga.
Coded y Fernandez Burriel
fusilados en- Barcelona.
Fanjul, fusilado en- Madrid.
Lopez Ochoa, fallecido en- Ca
rabanchel.
Balnes, muer.o por acciden-
tie en- Canarias.
Los prisioneros: Villegas, Ca
paz, Fernandez Barreto, Arau-
jo, Hernandez Perez, L6riga,
Lopez Pozas, Coronel Navarro,
Garcia Antdnez, Cabanellas
(Virgilio), Jimenez Castellanos
y Fernandez Heredia, en- Ma
drid.
Legorburu (Felipe), en- Ia
rragona.
Bosch Athena, en- Mah6n.
Jimenez Arena y Gallego Ra-
mos, en- Barcelona.
Copiamos de "Polftica" esta
ampliaci6n a la nota que publ
camos dias pasados.
En- nuestro editorial hemos
dicho repetidas veces-y hoy
tambien 10 decimos-que la ST.
blevaci6n esta vencida.
Y entire otras muchas razo-
mes que hemos alegado esta Ia
consideration de que en- u nmes
de lucha han muerto Once g.
nerGles Y hay dieciOcho prisio-
nerOs.
La gaceta., 1936-09-19
DICE Ell PERIODICO "ES-
TRBLLA ROJA" QUE ALE
A Sc PREPARA PA
RIA invader Az PoDONA

MOscou, sep. 19.-El beri6-
dco 'EJrella ROja" dice Que A
lepM iaN pfepara ps|a inva-
dir a POlOnA con dn de lie
gar a la frontera de- Soviet. A.
lemania, segdn ell alto mdpdo,
ha fortificado a toda prisa su
frontera este, preparandose pa
"a metSrse por Polonia y apode-
rarse de la Alta Silecia y Posen,
uniendo asi Ell este de Prussia.
Litrania figura tambien entire
los QbietivOs de Gu agreai6n.