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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-18
DIVORCE

A divorce was granted in District Court this morning to Elizabeth V. Murphy from John A. Murphy, both of Tenakee. for non-support.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-18
DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN
 MISSION

DAVID WAGGONER, Minister Sunday services:
 1:30 p.m.-Bible SchooI. 2;30 pm.-Preaching service. All are welcome in these services
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-18
DART NOW SAILING
 ON NEXT WEDNESDAY,

Motorship Dart, on the Juneau Petersburg mail route, arrived here at o'clock this morning. The Dart leaves again next Wednesday morn ing on the long trip.
 Today's News Tuoay.-Empirc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-18
NOTICE

From this date. Feb. IT, 1899, l will not be responsible for any debts incurred by any one other
 than myself
 adv. JOHN F. HICKEY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-18
Douglas Church
 Services

Notices soI Lnfs cHarcn column must be received by The Empire not later than 10 o'clock Saturday morning to guarantee change of sermon topics, etc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-18
ELECTRA CABIN
 CARRIES LOAD

Enroute from Fairbanks today the PAA Electra has six passengers for Juneau as follows:
 Mark Sells, K. R. Livesley, Mrs A. Anderson, Joe Perrin, E. M. Stew art, Charles Murray.
 Behind the control panel are Pilots Al Munson and Bill Savery.
 Two planes for Pacific Alaska Airways are scheduled to be in the air Monday, one bound for Fair banks and one headed for Juneau
 Norma Case. 1889 Atlanta high school graduate, was neither late nor absent during the twelve and half years she attended the public schools.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-18
TIDES TOMORROW
TIDES MONDAY

High tide-1:39 am. 16.5 feet. Low tide-7:35 am, 10 feet. High tide-l:37 pm, 166 feet. Low tide-7::51 pm, or feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-18

Try an Empire au.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-18

-Toaav's News -Emolne
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-18

ST. LUKE-S EPISCOPAL CHURCH l1:00 a.m.-Sunday School.
 7:30 pm-Vesper Service and Sermon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-18

DOUGLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH 9.30 am.--Holy Mass.
 Sunday School after mass.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-18

Dan Gillis entered the Govern ment Hospital today for medical at- tention.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-05
Eleven Cases Of
tuberculosis Are
Found In County
FiftY-two Persons Examined
By Columbiund Public
Heulth League

The sixth tuberculosis clinic held in
Columbiana County this year, spon-
sored by the Columbiana County Pub
lie Health League and financed
through the sale of Christmas Seals,
was conducted Tuesday (Sept. 26,
1939) in the Board of Health Offices
in the Court House in Lisbon.
DR.. e. E. Kirkwood of Mahoning
county sanatorium conducted the
clinic, assisted by County Nurses
Gladys McCreary, Nadine Mace, and
Arlene Brinker, Salem Nurse Frances
Markovich, and Wellsville Nurse Mrs.
Jennie Calhoun, and John Todd,
Health Commissioner of E. Palestine
Fifty-two persons were examined Of
whom 27 were from the county health
district, II from East Palestine, 8
from Salem, and from Wellsville.
Eleven cases of tuberculosis were
recorded, with sanatorium treatment
or bed rest recommended in six cases,
while the other five patients are TAX
ing pneumothorax treatment and are
able to be about their duties.
Among other ailments disclosed in
the examinations was one case of en-
largement of the heart, one of sill
COSTS, one abscessed lung, one case of
tuberculosis glands in the neck, and
one case of goiter.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-05
Information On
SocioI Security

Editors Note: This is the fourth in
a series of questions and answers rel
ative to the amended Social Security
Act. Any one having questions con-
cerning this subject should address
them to Edwin V. Faulhaber manager
Of the Social Security Board field Of
fees in Youngstown, Ohio.
Question: Do the amendments make
any difference in the way of monthly
old-age insurance benefits are calcu-
lated?
Answer: Benefits will now be figured
on the average monthly wage Of a
worker instead of the total wages he
has earned.
Question: Will there be any changes
in the way employers make their tax
returns?
Answer: No. Employers will con-
tinue to send to the collector of in
ternal revenue their tax returns along
with the detailed statement of the
wages earned by each of their en-
ployes, and the Boards Bureau of Old
Age and Survivors Insurance will con-
tinue to record these earnings on the
individual ledger sheets Of the mil
lions of workers for whom accounts
are established.
Question: How is the average
monthly wage" determined?
Answer: An individuals total
wages, in jobs covered by the system
up to the quarter in which he died or
became entitled to receive his retire
ment benefit, is divided by the total
number of months from 1886 up to
that quarter.
Question: What would be the aver
age monthly wage of man who will
be 65 years old in January 1947, if he
has been steadily employed and has
earned $1,000 a year for 10 years?
Answer: Forty quarters will have
elasped between January l, 1887, and
the time this man reaches age IS and
retires. His wages for the 40 quar-
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-05
WORKERS VOTE ON UNIONS

Portsmouth, o. (OLNS).-Employes
Of the Selby Shoe Co. here voted at
four NLRB-supervised elections Octo-
Der 9 to decide what Unions will rep
resent them in collective bargaining
Pressmen, bookbinders and printers
will decide if they wish to be repre-
sented by the AFL Unions having
jurisdiction in those lines of work
while all other production and main
tenance employees must decide between
the AFL Boot and Shoe Workers
Union or the CLOS United Shoe
workers.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-05

ters total $4,000. His average month
ly wage will be $4,000 divided by 12O
months, or $1OO.
Question: What is the new formula
for calculating monthly benefits?
Answer: The insured worker will re-
ceive as a basic benefit 40 per cent of
the first $50 Of his average monthly
earnings in covered employment, plus
10 per cent of his average wage over
$50 and up to $3.50 a month. He also
will receive an additional l per cent of
his basic benefit for each year in which
he has earned at least 5000 in covered
employment.
Question: AS an example, suppose a
man has been receiving an average
monthly wage of $100 since the be-
ginning of 1887 and chooses to retire
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-05
One Union To Include
All Actors Is Considered

New York, N. Y (AFLWNS). -
Steps toward consolidating the eleven
A.. F. of l.. unions covering actors
into one union including all actors,
which has been under consideration
for two years, were taken here when
the executive secretaries of the eleven
unions held a special meeting to con-
slider the proposal.
The Associated Actors and Artistes
of America, the A. F. of L. parent
of actor unions, will serve as the
nucleus of the consolidated union, it
was said.
The New York edition Of A Actor
News, includes the following among
the objectives of the proposed merger:
Institution of one membership card
and one basic system Of dues, obviat-
ing the present need Of performers to
pay dues in several actor organiza-
tions to work in the various branches
Of the entertainment world. This
plan calls for the establishment of a
common treasury for all the unions,
probably the most controversial pro-
visions of the whole project.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-05
Unemployed Urged
To Sign For Work
Members Of Local l24 Told
To Report To Office
Every Month

Local Union No. 124 met in regular
session Tuesday, October 8, with a
few new faces present, we are pleased
to see a better turnout, but we still
have room for more. The weather is
cooler now, so all members plan to
spend an evening at least once a
month with your local membership
and find out just what is going on. We
also welcome visitors from outside To-
Gals so we can hear their views on
matters Of Importance.
Here is a very important reminder
to all unemployed members Of Local
Union No. 124. According to the law
you must report your name, together
with your telephone number to head
quarters at least once month, so if
there is job open the officials can
get in touch with you at once. Also,
if you get a job let them know so
your name can be taken off. This is
your duty to do this because this law
IS going to be strictly enforced, as
calls have been made for workers and
no names are on the list.
Local No. 124 has two members
who are candidates for the School
Board, Roy Thompson and Paul john
son. Both are good members of this
local and worthy Of your vote and in
fuence at the November election.
Don't forget unemployed members
sign at headquarters.
Christmas is coming soon, be sure
and Buy American made goods for
your Christmas gifts.-O. C. 124.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-05

when he reaches the age of 65 at the
beginning of 1910. What would his
monthly benefit amount to?
Answer: He would receive $25.75 a
month-4O per cent of $50, or $50;
plus 10 per cent Of the remaining $50,
or $5; plus 3 per cent of the basic
benefit Of $25, or rs, making a total
Of $25.75.
Question: Suppose this man is mar
ried and his wife is at least 65 years
Of age?
Answer: In that case, his wife would
be entitled to a benefit equal to one
half Of her husbands benefit, or
$12.87, making total monthly pay
ment to the old couple of $38.62.
Another set Of questions and
answers will appear in an early issue.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-05
NEW ADVANTAGE OF PROGRESS

| have just thought Of one new ad-
vantage Of progress. What help
television, younger sister Of radio, will
be in the present war. Radio brings
the shrieks Of air raid alarms, the
cries Of lost children, and the means
of the wounded into our homes. Tele-
vision will do even better. 1t will
show you in a picture on your bed
side radio the gassed and the man
gled as they crawl about their bombed
homes and their battlefield. Sweet are
the uses of civilization--Helen Essary
in Times-Herald, Washington, D. c.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-05
WOULD YOU, FOR THE
PRICE OF A CIGARETTE.
PUMP A HORSES DRINKING
SUPPLY FOR 1O6 DAYS?

" 7ORKING steadily for two hours
NM and twenty minutes a husky
v Y man who could pump l.400 gel
Ions OF water from well twenty-five feet
deep. would have every reason to feel
proud Of his physical condition. In that
time he would have pumped enough
water to quench the thirst Of his horse for
los days.
Thufs long drink dnd q lot Of water
but while you may not believe it. q little
motor pump operated by electricity at our
low rates would do the some job for "a Of
q cent or the price of q single cigarette.
If you ore from Missouri, dsk dnY en-
gineer to check it for you.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-05

Always Demand the Union Label.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-05

The men who knock out the home
runs in the game of life are the fel-
lows who never say die.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-05

Patience, industry, and determina-
ton are the assets written with invis-
ible ink in our savings books.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-05

Chester, and one sister, Mrs. Eva
Moore of Washington.
Services were held Wednesday at
$3.50 p. m. in the Martin funeral home
in charge of Rev. C. R. Cheeks of Tor
onto, former pastor of the Calcutta
and Glenmoor United Presbyterian
churches. Burial was in Spring Grove
cemetery.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-05
THEODORE F. PEPIN

Theodore Franklin Pepin, 70, died
today at 1:15 a. M in his home on the
Substation road in St. Clair township.
Mr.. Pepin was a painter and a
paperhanger by trade, and resided
here for about as years.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Lucy
Mcpherson Pepin; two daughters,
Mrs. Bessie Pepin Smith Of R. F. D.
2 and Mrs. Dorothy Crawford of East
Liverpool; two brothers, Charles Pepin
of East Liverpool and George Pepin of
La gaceta., 1939-04-10
Ell d
CUBANO

Habana, abril 10.-Espera-
sc que ell presidente Laredo
Bru firme ell c6digo electoral
en- estos dias.
Las reformas hechas en- e,
c6digo eliminaron la clausu.
la de obligar a los secretaries
de despacho a renunciar antes
de anunciar sus candidaturas ;
conceder facilidades a los can
didatos Independence; abrir
la puerta a la candidatura de
miembros de las fuerzas ar
madas; hacer mas flexibles los
requerimientos para ell regis
tro de organizaciones politi-
cas- permitir a pequehos CRU
pos Ell particular en- las eleccio
mes adoptar un servicio directo
de voto para la selection de
la Constituyente y fijar la fe-
cha de MARIO 80 para la asam
blea, en- lugar de agosto Is.
Los partidarios de oposici6n
aceptaron las reformas sin pro
tesla.
La gaceta., 1939-04-10
IngIatera apoyara a Grecia en- ell case
de que Italia intente ocupar a Corfu
Llamados al servicio los oficiales
que tenian licencia

LONDRES, Abril 10.-Ase-
g1rase en- los circulos bien in
forma'os que Inglaterra ha he
cho saber a Italia que sera in
terpre ado como un acto de
guerra cualquier intento en-
contra de la soberania de Gre
ella en- la isla de Corfu.
All mismo tempo que sc da-
ba la noticia, Sc pudo saber
que es grande ell movimiento
de barcos de guerra ingleses
en- ell Mediterraneo.
Esto Sc interpreta como que
la Gran Bretana lie ha ofrec:,
do a Grecia, con ell apoyo de
Francia, ell garantizar su indie
pendencia. Las dos camaras
del Parlamento ingles han sido
convocadas para ell jueves.
Ordenes de emergencia Sc
diero ma la escuadra ancla1a
en Malta y fueron llamados a,
La gaceta., 1939-04-10
HA DESCUBIERTO UN
NUFVO TIPO DE ACER0
QUE NO Sc MANCHA

New York, Abril 10.-Oscar
Bach, un famoso metaldrgico, di
bujante y escultor, ACADIA de IN
ventar un nuevo tipo de acero
cue no Sc mancha y es al mismD
tempo mas iigero y mas frerte.
Con este acero, segdn dijo, Sc
podra construir desde puntos de
hasta acorazados y casas.
Lleva Ell nuevo metal Ell nombre
de Bachite y sera de gran valor
para la aviaci6n y la industrial
del automovil.
Una casa de acero, hecha con
este material, bajara su preci3
en- un 300 por ciento.
Bach es una autoridad en- me-
tales y en- escultura.
La gaceta., 1939-04-10
ST Espana Sc We amenazada las potencias
del anti-C omitem lie ayudaran
Los periodicos alemanes dicen que los banqueros
ingleses no podran reconquistar a Espana.
Esperase que Serrano Suner pase a ser
primer ministro.

mol, en- cada case de acuerdo
con ell original. Entrara en- vi
gor ell dia de su firma.
Ell periodico aleman Essen
National Zeitung, relacionado
con ell mariscal Goering decla-
ra que las normas de la nueva
Espana en- ell future Sc uniran
mas entertainments a las del
eje Roma-Berlin.
"Cualquier possible nuevo in
tento de las potencias occiden-
tales para presionar a la Es-
paha nacionalista seria esti-
mado como un acto c~ontrario
a la amistad por los Estados
que integran ell pacto Anti
~omitern Y Sc actuara de acuer-
do. La lucha por la libertad de
la Espaha Nacionalista no Sc
llev6 a un final victorioso, en-
medic de grandes SACRIFICES,
para que Espana pueda sell re-
conquistada por los banqueroJ
de Londres y otros intrigantes
del juego politico." Las pOten-
cias del Anti-C omitern estaran
siempre a mano en- ell case de
que la integridad politica de
Espana Sc yea amenazada.
Elias tambien actuaran como
corresponds 81 las democra-
cias, por ell hecho de unirse
Espana a un pacto defensive
e ideol6gico, llegan hasta ell
punto de Eastman los derechos
que para los nacionalistas Sc
uerlVan DE Ia llQuldaclon Ole
la guerra civil"
Ell mariscal Petain, embaja-
dor frances en- Burgos, no en-
cuentra facilidades para des-
empehar alli su mission.
Aqui sc cree, a pesar de la
negative de Burgos, de que o.
tro contingente de tropas tia
lianas ~desembarc6 en- Espaha.
Esperase que en- esta sema-
ma Franco entregue a su cufa-
do, ell Sr. Ramon Serrano Su-
her, ell puesto de primer minis
tro.
La gaceta., 1939-04-10

iQue Opinan los sacerdotes "a
migoS" de Franco de la persecu-
ci6n que Sc hace a los masones y
reprblicanos y, en- primer lugar,
a los espanoles que adquirieron
Ia ciudadania norteamericana Y
de otros PASSES.
iEStan cOnforme los Sacerdo-
tes norteamericanos con la per-
Secuci6n de la maSoneria y de los
hombres que fuerOn a votar,
cumpliendo con su deber, en- las
elecciones de febrero de 1886?
IApoyan ellos las nuevas sal
vajadas del fascismo espahol?
N~osotros tenemos la esperan-
"a de qre. cumpliendo con un de-
Der de humanidad, los sacerdo-
ties cat6licos norteamericanos Sc
uniran a las prctestas del clero
protestante contra los crime
mes del fascismo espaiol, respal-
dado por los matarifes de Roma
y los espadones de Berlin.
La gaceta., 1939-04-10
ESTUDIA Ell GoBIERNo DE
ESTADOS LA LEY
DE

Washington, abril 10.-Los
jefes del Congreso han han re-
suelto pedir ayuda al presl-
dente Roosevelt para redactar
una nueva ley de neutralidad.
Tan pronto ell jefe de estado
regrese de Warm Springs, Ga.
Sc le hara una consulta por e.
SOS lideres.
TODD indica que sera incor-
porada a la ley la clausula de
comprar V llevar, en- cuanto al
material de guerra.
FL Gomite de relaciones ex-
terioreA de la camara ha invi-
tado pata declarar al coronel
Lindberk h, que Sc eneuentra
en- camirp de este pals.
Linebefgh ests tildado de in
clinacionss german6filas; pc.
70 cr9ese que ante Ia cfTsra
Il vsrdsd,
La gaceta., 1939-04-10
UN Discourse DEL GENE
RAJ RUSO MEKHLIS
Russia, Grande y Fuerte Esta
Lista Para la Lucha

Moscu, abril l0.--El gene
raj Lev. z. Mekhlis, comandan
tie de Ia secci6n militar de Kiey
ACADIA de pronunciar un dis
curse en- ell cual dijo que e
Soviet no teme ell Jap6n, Ale
mania e Italia. mo les teme-
mos. Hay un solo pals en- Eu-
ropa Y en- ell mundo que tiene
una politica permanente y de
confianza, Y es la Union de Re
publicas Socialistas Sovieticas.
No necesi.amos crear condicio
mes de panico, como 10 hacen
otros, para buscar aliados y
ordenar mobilization. Russia,
grande, fuerte, esta lista para
la lucha. Es ell pals de los he
roes s.alinistas Y Sc viste de
acero y concrete.
Las palabras del general
con unas que recientemente
prOnunciara, en- la camara de
los comunes de Inglaterra ,el
ex primer ministro Lloyd
George.
La gaceta., 1939-04-10
M DE LA sofa CON
DENA A FRANCO

New York, Abril 10.-Ram6n
de la Sofa, un joven de % amos.
hiio de una %prominente fam.lia
Millionaire de Vasconia, dsclar5
Aui como exilado. no como re
fugia1o, que el gobierno waco
de Jose Antonio Aguirre, Ell Be-
mes de su pals, repudia la victo-
ria de Franco, que Is solo una
\ictoria temporal y por encima
de los sentimientos del pueblo
sspahol.
"A4 presentelhay en- Francia
100000 refugiado& vascos una
quinta parte de Ia poblaci6n. Tie
nemos delegsciones en- Paris,
Londres, Brussels y New %xk.
La mayoria del pueblo vasco ap
va a Aguirre no . ErsnfH
La gaceta., 1939-04-10

servicio los oficiales que disfru
taban de licencia.
I'm mensaje claro del Co
bierno britanico, exponiendo
su posici6n, fue entregado hoy
en- Roma por ell embajador
condo Perth.
Inglaterra estimara una eau
sa de guerra la invasion o alta
que de Corfu.
Sali6 hacia las aguas grie-
gas ell acorazado ingles Ma
laya, que sc haHaba en- Men
ton, Francia.
Cuando Lord Halifax sali6
del Consejode Ministries, en- la
manana de hoy, lie aguardaba
Ell ministro de Grecia, Chara-
lambos Simopoulos. Los dos
conferenciaron y despues ell
ministro griego inform6 al Co
bierno de 81 pals.
La gaceta., 1939-04-10

conmigo en- todaS mis- actuacio-
mes.
Sin embargo, a pesar de la in
version fuerte que ha sido i'm
prescindible verificar para Ell
traslado y montaje de compania
tan numerosa de artistas con-
sagradcs, ell precio de las local.
dades ha sido fijado en- solo 5
centGUos mas que en- mi anterior
actuaci6n ante este plblico, pa
ra aquellos que eolaboren a mi
labor, adqririendo una entrada
de abono para las tres primeras
frnciones, y que habran de ven
derze al precio de $1.20 Gun pc
so Y veinte centavos).
Dichas funciones de abono es-
tan dedicadas a recuperar en-
parte ell montante de los gastos
efectuados, y no dudo, por ell CO.
nocimiento que de esta sociedad
tengo, que habre de contar con
ell apoyo Unconditional de la
misma, al apreciar, como estoy
seguro de que 10 hara, ell gran
esfuerzo por mi realizado para
hacerla espectadora de 10 mejor
de nuestro genera en- Cuba.
FL precio por function, para
las personals que no adquiera a.
bono, ser de $3.50 (Cincuenta
~centavos); y para las tres fun
clones iniciales Sc han combina
do tres m~onrmentales progra-
mas que Sc daran a conocer opor
tunamente.
LIE reitero mi reconocimiento
por la publication de la presen-
te carta, y, con un afectuoso y
fraterno saludo para csc gran
grupo queridos amigos que cons
tituye para mi ell pdblico de Tam
pa, quedo suyo affmo. y IS.
GabertO DelfinO.
La gaceta., 1939-04-10
NOTA DE DUELO
Ramon Garcia

Tn hombre honrado a carta
cabal, Ramon Garcia, que fue ca
pataz de la fabrica de Santaella
y vicepresidente del Centre AS
turiano, falleci6 en- Elizabeth,
N. j., y manana Sc efectuara su
entierro, en- esta ciudad, salem
do a las 5 80 de la funeraria de
Lord y Fernandez.
Ademas de haber sido vicepre
sidente del Centre Asturiano,
fue rno de sus fundadores y
tambien miembro fundador lie
La FloT ida.
Ell cada er, bajo la custodia
de su hijo Ramon, llegara ma
mana. Llevaba SO amos de resi-
dencia en- Tampa y era muy que
rido por todos.
lie sobreviveu su viuda, Sra.
Agustina Pereira de Garcia; s
hiios, Ramon, Gerardo, Jose,
Jorge y Tony 5 hijas, Minnie y
Berta, de New York, y Carmen,
Mary y Aida, en- esta ciudad; un
hermano y tres hermanas, Ma
nuel, Isabel, Dolores y Elvira, to
dos Residences en- Espaha.
Reciban la viuda, hijos y de-
ms familiares nuestro sincere
testimonio de condolencia.
Era un hombre que por su
honestidad y discretion enalte-
cia a la colonia latina.
La gaceta., 1939-04-10
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Franco y SUI bajeza. = Justicia y razon. = Cham
berlain ~protesta. Justicia y carload. Ais
lamiento..

En- estos momentoS, en- la Es-
pafa torturada por los fascistas
i~talianos v los nazis alemanes,
el regimen de Franco comete, a
mansalva, centenares de asesl-
natos de inocentes.
Toda persona que simpatiza
ba con Ell Gobierno legitimo con
la verdad y la justicia, Sc encuen
ira a MERGED de los verdugos de
la Falanje y de las atrocidades
de los moros e invasores.
Franco hace honor a los mo-
narquicos que aconsej aban a
Fernando VII Y tambien a los
miembros de la Inquisici6n y de
los tribunales de fe.
iTraidor a Espaha -. sus Pc
zunas Sc manchan de sangre pa
"a halagar liders y c6mplicers!
La gaceta., 1939-04-10

PARIS, Abril l0.-Los Pc
ri6dicos llegados de Alemanla
dan con jGbilo la noticia de
que ell general Franco Sc hi
undo al pacto anti omitern,
10 que significa presionara
Francia EN- favor del eje Roma
Berlin.
FL tratado, seg1n los alema.
mes, 10 firm6 Franco ell dia q
de mario, pero no 10 anunci6
hasta los ultimos dias de la Sc
mana pasada.
"Damos la bienvenida a Es-
pana, la nueva aliada, dice un
peri6dico aleman, que sc une
al pacto va firmado pOr noso-
tros, Italia, ell Jap6n, Hungria
Y ell Manchuku0."
Tomaron parte en- la cere-
monia de la firma, verificada
en- Burgos, los representatives
~diplomaticos de Italia, Alema-
mia y ell Jap6n, paises que ayu-
daron a Franco a ganar la que
ira contra la Republica Espa-
nola.
FL texto del pacto dice:
Articulo |. Espana Sc une
al pacto contra la Internacio-
mai Comunista ell cual procede
del convenio y protocolo COM
~plementario del 25 de noviem-
bre de 1886 y ell p~rotocolo de
noviembre 6 de 1887.
Articulo II. La forma de
facilitar la cooperation de las
autoridades responsables de
los estados participates, dis
puesta por ell protocolo COM
plementario, sera ell tema de
un future arreglo entire estas
autoridades.
Articulo III. Tres copias
del Convenio y del Protocolo
Complementary de noviembre
% de 1886, 10 mismo que ell
Protocolo de noviembre 6 de
1887, Sc agregan textualmente
a este Protocolo. Este Protoco-
10 ha sido redactado en- ale
man, italiano, japones y espa.