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Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-01
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
FzstfIf9 No ,0Io

NolhoE UT DALE Of hESL
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
fsssft No. 3Ol2 @
In The Superior Court of The State
of California, in and for The
- County of Imperial.
In the Matter of The Estate of
EDWARD s. ROGERS.
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, Ruel H.
Liggett, Administrator of the Estate
of Edward S. Rogers, deceased, will
sell at private sale to the highest
bidder upon the terms and condi-
tions hereinafter mentioned and
subject to confirmation by said Su-
perior Court on Sept 18th, 1899, at
the hour of 10 o'clock AM, or
thereafter within the time allowed
by law, at the office of said admin
istrator, at 502 U. s. National Bank
Bldg, San Diego California, all
right. title, interest and estate of
said Edward S. Rogers, deceased, at
the time of his death and all right,
title and interest that said estate
has acquired by operation of law or
otherwise, other than or in addi-
ton to that of said Edward S.
Rogers at the time of his death in
and to the real property described
as follows:
One-sixth interest in and to
the following real property:
Tract 1872, except the South
95 acres thereof, and that part
of Lot 10, in Section 5, lying
North and East of the centre
of the Alamo River, all in
Township Fifteen South, Range
Is East, SB.M., as per map of
the re-survey approved and fill
ed in the United States Land
Office of Los Angeles, Califor-
MA y. ." '''
Bids or offers are invited for said
property and must be in writing
and will be received at the office
of Liggett 81 Liggett, attorney for
said administrator, SOP U. S. Ma
tional Bank Bldg, San Diego, Cali
fornia, or may be filed with the
Clerk of said Superior Court or de-
livered to the said Ruel H. Liggett.
administrator, personally at any
time after first publication of this
notice and before making said sale
Terms of sale
ONE THOUSAND SIX HUN
DRIED SIXTY SIX DOLLARS S
($1666 00), CASH, LAWFUL MON
Ely OF THE UNITED STATES.
Dated: August 80, 1889
RUEL H. LIGGETT,
Administrator of the Estate of
Edward S. Rogers Deceased.
S. lilo incl.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-01

WIDOW, excellent cook and house
keeper wants position on ranch.
Best references. Phone 1851.
s 90
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-01
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Imperial Valley Press

Established April 90, 1901.
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tablished 1856 by the Imperial
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State Street, El Centre, Calf.
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Johnston. vice-presldent and
general manager; f.. A. Fitz-
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Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-01

BARGAINS-Gooo used ice refri-
gerators. New suitcases, 89c up.
Lockers $3.50 up. Motors, blades,
coolers and supplies.
DELOZIER FURNITURE EXCH.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-01

FOR RENT furnished apartment
and small house. 725 Olive 8-25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-01

3 ROOM furnished house. Adults
only. 523 Brighton. 90
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-01

FOR SALE: Field floats for cash.
Valley Blacksmith Shop. 502 I'M
perial ave-, Calexico. 9-4
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-01
Houses FOR Rent

UNFURNISHED, modern, room
house for rent. Tile sink, close
in. See Blackburn at Greyhound
in A. M, 1866 Broadway in P. M.
9-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12
United Air Lines Plans
For Peak Winter Travel

A survey just made by United Air
Lines shows that closing of many
European countries to travel will
prompt the heaviest airline travel
In history from the East to Western
sections Of the United States
United has, therefore, made up fall
and winter schedules approximating
the peak schedules of the summer
months. This winters flying calls
for l,500, 900 miles a month, includ-
ing three overnight sleeper planes
nightly from the East to the Pacific
Coast, exclusive of extra sections as
traffic warrants.
Principal points served by United
to which winter travel will go in
clude the Southern California region
with Los Angeles, Palm Springs
Santa Barbara, San Diego, and
Northern California points, includ-
ing San Francisco. Del Monte and
Yosemite, which is rapidly develop
ing as q winter sports center. ALI
expense tours have been arranged
for Death Valley and also the
Boulder Dam area, reached from
the Las Vegas New airport or
United's midcontinent airway.
Mainliner sleeper service is also
maintained between the East anC
the cities of the Pacific Northwest
including Mount Hood and Rainier
regions, increasingly important fol
winter sports. There is no inter-
ruption in travel to Victoria and
Vancouver, British Columbia.
Heavy traffic is expected to Sun
Valley, Idaho.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12
New Mexico Fiestus
To Mark Discover

SANTA FEE, Nov. 1l.-Marking
another step in the progress of
events building up our good neigh
bor' bonds with Spanish America,
New Mexico will celebrate a Coro-
nado Year in 1910. The Quatro
Centennial, as it is called, will cele-
brate the famous march of discov-
cry of Don Francisco Vasquez de
Coronado, who explored New Mex
leo and California in 1910. This ex-
petition, which left Mexico City in
1910, extended over three years. The
party consisted of 300 fighting men,
800 Indians and many gray-robed
friars. They were accompanied by
baggage train of hundreds of pack
animals, as we'll as herds of cattle
and sheep, which were taken along
for food. The expedition, whose OBJ
ject was primarily search for gold,
lasted two years and explored as far
North as Kansas.
In 1910, from May to November
this event will be commemorated in
New Mexico by series of flestas
and spageants in which groups OF
Indians and Mexicans from old
Mexico will be invited to take part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12

with 10 days in Mexico City are also
available for those with more time
at their disposal.
For its winter season, extending
from December to the end of March,
the Porto Rico Line announces Is
ll-day cruises to San Juan, p. r.,
and Trujillo City, Dominican Re-
public, via the liners Borinquen and
Coamo, sailing from New York
every Thursday. Two daylight days
and night ashore at San Juan, and
day at Trujillo City, with included
sightseeing, are featured.
In view of the large number of
tourists desiring to spend more time
this winter in Puerto Rico the line
Is also arranging II and 10 day all
expense tours to San Juan, including
accommodations of from three or 10
days duration at the Hotel Condado,
Escambron Beach Club, Hotel Palace
or San Geronimo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12
Box Tower Visible
From Train Windows

Florida-bound travellers on the
new daily Silver Meteors. Southern
States Special and East Coast Or
ange Blossom Specials are advised
by Seaboard Railway passenger off,
Gals to be on the lookout for a
glimpse of the Box Singing Tower
when their trains pass by Lake
Wales, Fla. This world-famous
tower weighs $500 tons and rises
2O5 feet and inches in the air. It
is one of the greatest attractions
in Florida.
Singing towers are we'll known
overseas for they are Of national
importance to the life of the COM
munities, calling the citizens to war,
prayer. work and town meetings.
The Box Tower reflects the atmo-
sphere of Florida: 1t has been con-
structed from many natural Florida
materials such as coquina rock,
while the grill of colored faience in
the lancet windows also typifies the
Sunshine State. Through a richly
colored series Of underwater forms
such as the sea horse and other
denizens of the ocean, the develop
ment of life is traced through the
fora and fauna reaching the trees
and birds of the upper panels and
centering in a relief that shows
the dominion Of man over every
thing else. Cranes. f1amingoes and
other native Florida birds are also
carved on the tower.
The carlton at the Singing Tower
has II bells with So notes or four
and one-half octaves. The total
weight Of the bells is 1913 ,264 pounds
and the tenor bell alone weighs II
tons. This carlton is one of the
largest and finest ever cast. The
bells are heard best about 200 yards
away 1t Is said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12

travel kaleidoscope. Nieuw Amster-
dam sailed yesterday on her final
of four experimental trips" to Ber-
muda, and word came late last week
that Miami to Nassau cruises will
be started December Is by the Kent,
of the Merchants & Miners Trans
portation Co. of Baltimore. Also
announced were q Christmas cruise
of the Lido-liner Saturnia from
New York to Miami and Havana,
and the ofncial program Of winter
cruises Of two popular Holland
American Line ships, the Nieuw
Amsterdam and the Statendam.
Ten cruises, built on a neutral
port only" basis, are scheduled for
the Nieuw Amsterdam and the
Statendam. The former will carry
out the first four trips-December
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12
Hotel to Stoy Open

NASSAU, Bahamas, No. 1.-THE
British Colonial Hotel, largest hote
in Nassau, will remain open for ths
coming winter season, It has beer
announced today by Harold G
Christie, managing director.
The past summer, the British Co.
lonial was open for Nassau's first
summer season and this season
Nassau expects to play its usua
active part as one Of the most popu.
lar winter resorts in the West Indies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12
San Francisco Remembers.
Stevenson With Monument

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1l.-Tour-
lists to San Francisco are shown the
little square at the edge Of China
town where Robert Louis Stevenson
sat and passed the time Of day with
sailors, booted miners and wanderers
from everywhere, back In the 70s.
Called Portsmouth Square, 1t is
a historic spot. Abound IL grew up
the little village Of Yerba Buena,
later called San Francisco. The
towns first hotel, theater and school,
house faced the square. Capt. John
Montgomery Of the United States
sloop-of-war Portsmouth seized
Yerba Buena and raised the Amer
lean flag in the square on July 8,
1916, during the Mexican War. From
his ship the square got its name.
Stevenson was born in Edinburgh,
Scotland, on November IS, 1850-just
SO years ago. A wandered at heart,
the frail man, in his 20s, landed on
the East Coast, then came West by
emigrant train.
motley croWdS OF people from all
quarters Of the globe haunted the
square when Stevenson frequented
it. Among them the slender writer
found inspiration for his tales, as he
observed strange characters and
listened to their yarns. For hours at
time he sat on a bench in the sun,
hearing stories about China, the
South Seas and strange ports and
peoples. 1t is said that some of
these aroused in him a romantic in
terest in Samoa, where later he Wis
tied and died, at lonely Apia.
Portsmouth Square remembers "R.
L. S." with monument, the first
ever erected to his memory. A SIM
pie rectangular block of Sierra gran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12

tie, It is surmounted BY Q golden
galleon, the Hispaniola If Treasure
Island" A quotation from the
writer's christmas Sermon" 10 In.
scribed thereon: ITO be honest, to b
kind -"
The scene from Stevenson's day
hasn't changed much. Today there
are sailors on leave, adventures and
peoples Of many races to be found In
the square. Chinese children romp
on the grass, while their elders dozs
in the sun. Latin and oriental boys
with bootblack boxes made the
Hummelshine,? Five cents!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12

VuNS bN~sNS 0~sss
BEGINNING In December. Convenient con-
neetions. Consult your LEGAL ticket AGENT
Frank E. Mast. District Passenger. Agent.
s35 18th St. NV, Washington. Natl. 1885.
YHe oouste TRAck.sEA tevei RoUYR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12
The Travellers Notebook
Weeks Travel Developments Bring New
Cruise Announcements and an End
To New York-Bermudo Ship Service

Announcement of new cruises and
the suspension, at least temporarily,
OF shin service from New York to
Bermuda marked recent days in the
Evening star., 1939-05-12

Quaint and charming pastel nosegays on
sheer white linen! Delightful nufis of color
these handkerchiefs, finished with dainty
handrolled scalloped hem!
La gaceta., 1939-11-22
~ORDENANZAS EN- U A
TO A LOS AUTOMOBILES
DE ALQUILER

Los concejales estudiaron a
nOche dos ordenanzas que Sc re.
fieren a los automoviliStas y q
los chofereS de los automobiles
de alquiler.
Una de las ordenanzas auto
RIA al jrez municipal Watkins
para retirar la licencia a cuai-
quier persona que cometa una
grave infraeci6n de las leyes del
transito. La otra requiere de los
automobiles de alquiler tener
"gobernadores' que limiten la
velocidad maxima a 80 millas
por bora. Los ''gobernadores"
seran sellados por la policia y lie
sera retirada la licencia a los
ch6feres lqre rompan los sellos.
Ell jefe de policia mando a.
yer una llsta de ch6feres, II en-
total, y pide que las licencias pa
ra guar coches de alquiler les
sean revocadas.
La gaceta., 1939-11-22
LAS ITALIA
MAS HAGEN MUY NAL f.
FECTO EN- Ell SOVIET

Moscu, Nov. 22.-Desagra-
dable efecto han causado aqui
las amenazas de Italia, que no
eran esperadas, contra ell r6gi-
men Soviet.
La amenaza italiana Sc esti-
ma va encaminada a contener
un reacercamiento entire Russia
y Bulgaria.
Russia, observando la situa-
ci6n, ha rehusado c~ontestar a
las amenazas que ell Duce abier-
tamente lie viene hacienda, en-
cuanto a los Balkanes.
Italia mantiene, segdn la Ra-
dio, que considera la penetra-
ci6n rusa en- los Balkanes bajo
la misma luz que consider6 la
penetration sovi6tica en- Espa-
ma. italia resistira cualquier ia
tento para introducir oil comu-
nismo en- los Balkanes".
La gaceta., 1939-11-22
Strasser dice que la Gestapo
prepare Ia explosion de Munich
La policia alemana lie acusa de conspirar
contra Hitler.

do asegurada en- una compania
suiza. Hitler necesitaba una nue.
va edici6n del incendio del Re-
ichstag. Pa primera fue uasada
para combatir a los enemigos
internos del regimen, Y esta pa
ra tener una eXcuSa y realizar
una campaha international Goa
ira los enemigoS del nazismo.
LA revolution en- Alemania
requiere TEMPO. Los nazis tie.
men muchoS enemigoS entire los
coroneles, comadantes y oficia-
les subordinados. Para que una
revolution tenga exito solo tres
coSas Sc necssitan: Primero, los
alemanes que aun Green en- Hit
Ter deben sentir los horrores De
la guerra; segundo, ell Reich de-
be sufrir sus primeros reveses
militares, y tercero, las priva =
clones en- ell pals deben hacerse
mas agudas. Todas estas cosas
Ocurriran en- la primavera de
1910. Ell hiterismo perecera por
medic de una revuelta interna,"
La gaceta., 1939-11-22
DICESE QUE RUSSIA VEN
do A ALE
MANIA

Toxic, Nov. PEI peri6dico
''Nichi Nichi" publica un articI
10 en- Ell cual asegura que la RI
STA Soviet ha vendido a Alema-
MIA la mitad de los submarines
que tenfa en- Vladivostock y que
Hitler mandara pOr tren las tri-
pulaciones para esos barcos.
Russia y Alemania llegaron re
cientemente a un acuerdo naval
y Sc concedi6 a Alemania el uso
del puerto de Vladivostock. Los
submarines yendidos son 20 y de
tipo pequeho.
Ell Reich Sc propone utilizar
los sumergibles adquiridos en-
las aguas del Extreme Oriente
y en- eli oceano INDIGO.
Russia habia construido los
submarines para operar contra
los japoneses y tienen I'm radio
de acci6n muy limitado.
La gaceta., 1939-11-22
Sc MANTTENE MUY ALTA
LA MORAL DE LAS TROPAS
ALIADAS

Paris, Nov. 22.-Lo sexper-
tos que han recorrido la Inca
Maginot expresan su admira-
ci6n por ell asombroSo sistema
de defensa que la converter en-
una fortaleza inexpugnable.
Los hombres que en- la guerra
mundial murieron en- Verdun,
100000, tienen unos dignos Sill
cesores y la misma divisa: Ell e.
nemigo no pasara.
Muchos de los que pelearon en-
la Ultima guerra estan ahora de
nuevo de Fort Douamont.
Leslie Hore Belisha, ell minis
tro ingl6s de la guerra, sali6 al
tamente satisfecho de su vista
a Francia, por la organization y
eSpiritu de discipline Observable.
Las posiciones francesas, Ell
ell parecer de los peritos, estan a
prueba de todos los ataques que
Alemania pueda lamar.
La gaceta., 1939-11-22
ORDENA Ell
DE TODAS
LAS E~XPORTACIONES A
LEMANAS

LOndres, Nov. 22.-El gobiel
no ingles orden6 aver la captu-
ra en- los altos mares de todas laa
exportaciones alemanas, como
MEDIA de represalias por ell
hundimiento de vapores neutra-
les, por medic de minas.
Esta noticia la do aver ell pri
mer ministro ingles Chamber
lain, en- la Camara de los Comu
mes, y fue ovacionado por los di-
putados.
Dos paqueios barcos ingleses
y un barredor de minas fueron
hundidos aver por minas que
los nazis sembraron, sin aviso,
en- las costas britanicas.
Chamberlain afirm6 en- la Ca
mara que la medida contra las
exportaciones alemanas se ha-
bia estudiadO en- todos sus de-
tales.
La gaceta., 1939-11-22
HARA EJERCICIOS LA
ARTILLERlA
MandarS las tropas Ell coronel
Hesterly

FL 116 de Artilleria hara e.
jercicios en- los Gltimos dias
de la semana, durante tres Sc
manas, por orden de su jefe,
ell coronel Homer Hesterly.
Mas de 300 miembros de la
unidad de Tampa asistiran q
los ejercicios.
Las tropas pasaran ell saba
do por la noche en- ell campo,
iniciando actividades de ofen-
silva contra ~ objective imagi-
mario. Los soldados regresa-
ran a sus hogares ell domingo
por la noche.
Nuevas m~aniobras Sc efee-
tuaran los ~domingos 3 y II de
diciembre.
La gaceta., 1939-11-22
La poicia secreta alemana acusa a Strasser de ser
Ell jefe de la conspracion contra Hitler
Arrestado George Elser, ell hombre
que planto la bomba
Detenidos dos agentes ingleses, ell
captain Stevens y Mr.. Best

BERLIN, Nov. 22.-Hein-
rich Himmler, Ell jefe de la po-
licia secreta alemana, anunci6
aver que ha esclarecido la cons
piraci6n contra la vida de Adol
70 Hitler, base de la tremenda
explosion del pasado 8 de no
viembre, EN- la cerveceria de MI
Mich donde ell canciller habia pro
nunciado un dsicurso conmemo-
rativo.
Como jefe de la conspiraci6n
la Gestapo senala a Otto Stras-
ser, ahora reSidente en- Paris, y
mGnciona como sus completes a
George Elser, que coloc6 la bonn
ba y ell mecanismo de reloj que
la hizo explotar, y a dos agentes
ingleses, apresados en- Holanda
La gaceta., 1939-11-22
A 1000 LA
Quota DE
RES DE TAMPA

Ell senador federal Andrews
comunic6 aver a esta ciudad
que ell coronel Harrington, jefe
de la WPA, lie habia informado
d. que inmediatamente sera au-
mentada en- 1000 hombres la
Quota de trabajo de Tampa. Es-
tos hombres seran puestos a
TRAFALGAR la semana que viene y
e nun periodic que no pasara de
10 dias.
Muchos de ellos seran emplea
dos en- las obras del aerodromo
municipal.
En- los dltimos meses habian
sido cesanteados en- Tampa
5000 hombres y mUjeres, y
1900 en- los Gltimos dias.
La gaceta., 1939-11-22
AVIONES INGLESES DEJA-
RON CAER BOMBAS EN-
LAS ISLAS SHETLAND
LA MARINA BRITANNICA
CAPTURE UN VAPOR
ALEMAN
Prisioneros tres aviddores naeis

Lenders, Nov. 22.-Aviones
alemaneS dejaron caer hoy bonn
baS en- Shetland, en- EScocia, pc.
70 sin ocaSionar danos de inn
portancia. La artilleria hizo fUc
go cuando los nazis volaban en-
circunferencia, a gra naltura.
I'm vapor aleman Ge 4.110 to-
nciada5. ell "Berta FiSSer', fue
eapturado por la escradra ingle
sa frente a la costa de Islandia.
La tripulaci6n fue recogida y
salvada.
0tro Vapor italiano, ell Fiano-
ma, de $3.50 toneladas, choc6 "a
yercontra una nina, sufriendo
serias averias. All mediodia de
hoy ell barco mercante todavia
sc mantenia a flote. Este vapor
es ell l60 averiado o hundido por
explosiones o torpedoS en- los
dltimos dias.
Tres aviadoreS alemanes, de
un aparato de reconocimientc,
fueron recogidos en- ell mar del
Norte y hechos prisioneros. Dos
Sc hal.an gravemente heridos.
FL gobierno asegura que hara
cumplir la orden en- cuanto al
apresamiento de las exportacio .
mes alemanas; pero que mostra
IA la mayor consideration y sim
patia bacia las neutrales.
Francia anunci6 hoy que a.
doptara sin demora medidas
similares.
Hoy Sc efectu6 la reorganiza-
ci6n del Consejo del Ejercito,
quedando solamente dos de los
qre habia, ell ministro de la que
ira Hore-Belisha y Sir Victor
Warrender.
Como miembros del nuevo
reorganizado Consejo fueron
d~esignados ell vizconde Gotham,
que sera Ell vicepresidente; ell
general Sir William Ironside, Ell
general Sir Robert GOrdon-Fin
Iayson, ell teniente general Sir
Walter Venning y Sir Percy
Grigg.
La gaceta., 1939-11-22
Ell PRESIDENTE ROOSE-
WELT TRATARA DE DIS
MINUIR Ell DEFICIT EN-
MIL MILLONES

Washington, Nov. 22.-En
las esferas oficiales Sc dijo hoy
que el presidente Roosevelt ira
tara de rebajar Ell deficit naciO-
nal, en- Ell pr6ximo presupuesto,
en- la cantidad de $1,000, O00,-
coo.
Economics probablemente sc
haran en- obras p1blicas, la ayu
da a los campesinos y gastos de
administration.
En- el mes de enero debera Ell
Presidents presentar el nuevo
presupuesto al CongresO.
Para Ell aho pr6ximo los ingre
SOS sc calcularan entire $6,300,-
900. y S7,0OO.OOO.OO0.
La gaceta., 1939-11-22
CONFIRMADA LA SENTEN-
GA CONTRA UN G

Ell Tribunal Supreme del Els
tado confirm6 hoy la senten-
cha de 10 amos, por homicidio,
impuesta al negro James Eve
rett, de II amos, como chofer
de una ambulancia que en- cho
que produjo la muerte a tres
personals.
Choc6 la ambulancia con-
ira ell coche de Harry E. Di
Cristona, un ciudadano de la
raza blanca, pereciend0 los
esposos Edward H. Deusen, de
Haines City, y la Sra. Di Girls
tina.
Everett pas6 una senal de
parada, ilegalmente en- la ca
He de Lafayette.
La gaceta., 1939-11-22
CART DE
MIENTO PARA LA LIGA
INTERSOCIAL

La Sra. Felix Sanchez, presi-
dsnta del Club de Senoras del
.parque de Cuscaden, remite a.
presidente de la Liga Interso-
cial, Sr. Victoriano Manteiga,
una carta que dice:
Las senoras del Cuscad5n
Park Woman's Club desean ex-
presarle su aprecio a listed y a
la Liga IntersOcial, integrada
per los Clubs Circulo Cubano,
Centre Asturiano, Unione TIA
Llama y Caballeros Leales, por e.
permiso que les han concedido
para vender sandwiches y dui-
ces, a b~eneficio del fondo de Ma
vidad para los nihos, durante
los desafios de pelota en- Ell par
que uE OLcCduSH.
Nuestras ganancias han sido
pocas; paro cada centayo CANA
do Sc utilizara para alegrar en-
Ia Navidad a los nihos que a es-
te pargue concurren.
Con nuestros mejores deseos,
Sra. F6lir Sdnchez.
FL Club de Senoras Sc reuni-
ra pasado manana viernes, a las
8 en- 81 local del parque. Sc rue
ga la asistencia a todas las Sc
horas y sehoritas inteTesadas,
La gaceta., 1939-11-22

Ell jefe de la Gestapo, la pode
rosa policia secrata nazi, inte-
grada en- su mayor parte por cri
minaleS, acuSa a varios alema-
mes y a la policia inglesa de
haber .conspirado contra la vida
despreciable del dictator.
Senala Himmler, ell "jefe de
bandidos", como alma de la
conspiraci6n a Otto Strasser,
I'm eKnazi, hermano del jefe ma
ri Gregor Strasser, a quien Hit
Ter orden6 aSesinar en- 1884.
va sabemos todos los hon.
bres liberales ell valor de las a.
cusaciones "hitleristas" y sabe-
mo stambien de 10 que son capa-
ces, sin reSpeto para nadie, los
agentes de la Gestapo.
Strasser, nazi aver, tiene ju-
RADIO vengar a su hermano, vic
TINA de Hitler; pero afirma que
no tuvo relaci6n alguna con 81
complot
iLoS nazis colocaron Ia bonn
ba Y los nazis utilizan hoy ell su-
ceSo en- favor de su infamanta
obra de OPPRESSION.
La gaceta., 1939-11-22
JUNTA DE CULTURA ESPA.
N0LA

Citamos a los miembros de L.
Junta de Cultura Espahola y a
todos los que han estado al lado
de la causa que por espacio lc
tres amos defendi6 la Repdblica,
para la noche del Viernes "a dc
los corrientes, en- el Centre O.
brero, a las 8 p. m, para infor-
marie de asrntos importante5
sObre futures desenvolvimien-
tos locales de este ORGANISING,
constituido para mantener el
espiritu de la Repdblica Epaho
la.
FL SseysAyi0,