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See No Hope of Settling Coldbrook
Dispute Locally; Look to Capital
By Lichty

Seattle looked to Washington, d. C.. and San Francisco
for settlement of the union hiring dispute which has kept
the national maritime commission freighter Codbrook
pceted and idle since June q according word here
Saturday.
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Flowers and Plants

QUITTING BUSINESS our 81 to-
mato plants now SOC per dozen: all
other plants half price Must be
sold in 10 days. KOROPP FLOR
IST. s2i7 So Park.
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transportation

INDEPENDENT Dollar Line. 9. , %:
new low fare 70 Port and A
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Honesty Always Paws

Honesty Always PaYs
FINDERS Of lost articles sdver-
tised below. please take notice.
After YOU have returned the arti-
oles to the loser go to the Tacoma
Times office. 9th and Pacific.
where YOU Will be presented with
guest ticket TO one OF Hamrick's
theaters.
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Woman Dives Into Well, But
Fails to SAGE Fiance'S Life
FRIDAY HARBOR. Wash

FRIDAY HARBOR Wash-Mrs Esther Williamson dove
SO feet into well Friday night in vain attempt to save
her fance from drowning Prosecutor s. r. Buck OF San
Juan county, revealed today.
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Special Notices

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to renovate old wardrobes and keep
spring ensembles like new This Is
also drapery and rug cleaning time
Let our experts keep your Grapes
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prompt service. call Main 1863
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office for one free ticket There
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Co. Washington bldg. members
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Legal Notices

TACOMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS = Bids
for repairing and rebindins text
books will be received at the office
OF the Secretary. Board OF Diree-
tors. Tacoma School District No.
10. up to II O'Clock noon Wednes-
day. June 81. 1888. in accordance
with lists on file in said office.
The board reserves the right TO ac-
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ment are best and TO reject any or
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Rotary and Business Manager.
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today her fisnee had gasped. MY
Cod and sank just as she peered
over the well. The couple declared
their intention TO wed last Friday
at Mount Vernon. and were TO
have married next Tuesday.
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BuCKLEY-KING co.
Tacoma Ave. az So. ist. RR 2isf
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Carlo Selects Cary Grant
For Lead in 'Ninotchka'
wizard of o. May Turn Out Years
Most Expensive Photoplay;
Nelson Eddy Gets Tough
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD,


Cary been picked to her
IN Ninochka Enrol
York for short vacation
reunltes with Washington
another option on The Women and will
the requirements OF entertainment and censorship Talking
censorship, what pity it was:-
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Sedate Star
Gets Taste
OfActi0n
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Gladys SWarthout has now had
her first taste of rough-and- tumble
acting. (This, of course, excludes
the scene in Romance in the
Dark" in which she stood on a
stage and was pelted with tomatoes)
The picture in which the comely
Metropolitan Opera diva is current
ly working at Paramount is an ac-
tIon drama entitled Ambush" She
plays poor but refined working
girl who is taken for a ride by q
bank mob and rescued in the nick
of time by a truck driver Lloyd
Nolan).
The scene was the gangs hide
out in the country, a little tumble
down shack on Paramounts stage
IA. The action had reached the
point where Nolan, watching his
chance, makes a lunge at Ernest
Truck, the villain of the piece, and
engages him in fsticuffs, whereupon
Miss Swarthout tries to help him.
Nolan rushed at Truck with fail
ing fists. Truck went down, reached
for Nolan's feet, and Nolan went
down. They locked on the floor
That was where Miss Swarthout
came in.
She ran over and began beating
at Truck with an umbrella handle.
Truck pulled free of Nolan, seized
the rain stick and jerked it out of
the lady's grasp. The two men
leaped to their feet. Truck swung
the umbrella. 1t missed Nolan COM
pletely, but the force of his swing
hurled him smack into Miss Swart-
hout, and both went down.
That, of course, wasn't in the
script, so they had to start over.
This time they reached the point
where Truck seizes Miss Swarthout's S
arm and swings her out of the way.
Neumann said the timing was bad,
though, and they had to do it again.
This time Truck swung Miss
Swarthout clean off the set and
into Neumann's lap. The play was
called back once more. The next
time, as Truck swung her around
she ran into chair. So they took
it again, finishing with Miss Swart-
hout dazed on the floor.
Disheveled, out of breath and not
a little bruised, Miss Swarthout
found her way to her portable dress
ing room on the set.
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Hollywood Again Launches
A Search for Talent
Morning Mail Brings the Details
OF Latest Search for Genius;
A Hit Comes Year Late
BY Jay CARMODY.

There are two sides every story which Of the
one dips into the days mail and
"A Nation picture
nounced today q
titled Gateway Hollywood
The hunt
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Where and When
Current TheaterA Attractions
and Time of Showinf
NatiOnaI-Dark.

NatiOnal-Dark.
Palace-"Sweethearts," new musi-
cal with Jeanette Macdonald and
Nelson Eddy in technicolor: 11:35
am, 2:10, 4:40, 7:10 and $40 pm.
Earle-"Going Places" new COM
edy with music and Dick Powell: II
am, 1875, 4:15, 7:05 and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: 1885, 3:15, sos and
8:55 pm.
Keith's-"Up the River" a comedy
with a prison backgrounds: 1855
am, 1855, 1855, 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55
pm.
Capitol-"Out West With the
Hardys," newest adventure Of the
popular family: II am, las, 4:30,
tbs and 10 pm. Stage shows:
12:45, $3.50, 6:15 and 8 pm.
COlumbia-"The Citadel" absorb
ing cinema story of doctors search
for a career: 11:50 am, 2:15, 4:45,
7:10 and $40 pm.
Metropolitan-"Dawn Patrol" ad-
venture in war in the air: 11:20
am, 1:20, 1925, $50, 7:35 and 9:40
pm.
Belasco-"Story Of a Cheat" bright
and impudent French satire: Ais,
sos, and $50 pm.
Little e-"Unfinished Symphony"
Marta Eggerth sirlgs Schubert music:
II am, 1:40, $40, $40, TAO and
$40 pm.
Trans -Lux-News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1939-01-05

Crosby, brother Of Bing, who comes
the following Friday to the same
theater recently was voted second
to Benny Goodman in the field of
popular (swing) music?
X X \ X
More than a year after the origi-
nal booking, washington will have a
chance to see Bachelor Born" at
the National on January %. In
December of 1887, when the play
was new and was appearing under
the title 1.-The Housemaster," 1t
was booked into the same theater.
Then, after Philadelphia opening,
1t was suddenly Cancelled, giving the
house a longer period of darkness
than any one had anticipated even
in the pre-Christmas season. AS
an alternative to Washington at that
time, the play went into New York.
There its name was changed and
1t became an immediate hit.
At the late date indicated in the
paragraph above, it will come to
the Capital. It still is an excellent
bit of drama, one that has i'm
proved-in the playing-with age
Come the end of the International
Cinema Festival this week, the Lit
tie Theater will embark anew upon
policy of f1rst-run foreign pictures,
plus re-run American favorites {.
Starting the series will be "The
Edge Of the World" which was
screened yesterday =. Magnificent
Obsession," the picture of which
Walter Wanger is very proud, but
more Importantly the one which
gave Robert Taylor his big break,
will be revived Friday night by the
newly established Washington In
stitute of Arts and Sciences +.
The picture will be shown at Wesley
Hall, Connecticut avenue and K
street -. Victoria Regina" will not
close in washington in spite of all
reports to the contrary 1t
will finish its three-year run in
Pittsburgh the week following its
engagement here The engage
ment, incidentally, starts on Janu-
ary Is, more than three years after
the drama played a split week en-
gagement at the same theater as
a prelude to its long and successful
career in New York and in sub
sequent places.
Evening star., 1939-01-05
n "Zaza." +"

set of "Juarez." you could 60 to
bed" suggested. But Bette said
no." she would go on until she
dropped. I hope her bosses read
this-and do the right thing !.
THE Wizard of o. looks like being
the most expensive picture of the
decade. Tive million dollars have
already been spent on the epic which
has still some way to 60 before COM
pletion Ernst Lubitsch opines
that the day Of the exotic movie
actress is definitely over-that audi
ences want down-to-earth women.
I agree, but for one exception-Hedy
Lamar 1t is not generally known
that Kay Francis fiance, Baron
Barnekow, has an ex-wife and a g.
year-old son in Germany.
Nelson Eddy, who will be very
tough in his next picture, gets him.
self into the mood by punching
heavy bag before he punches Victor
McLaglen. Talking about tough
guys, you will like the newest ver-
sion of Robert Taylor in Stand Up
and Fight" Wait till you see Bob's
handsome face bespattered with
mud and blood. 1t is hard to be-
lieve that one can take that sort
of punishment and live. The
Earl of Warwick and Wendy Barrie
are Hollywood's steadiest twosome
Mickey Rooneys father, Joe
Yule, plays a Rutgers College grad
uate in his latest picture. 1T COM
pletes my education" says Mr.. Yule.
Forty years in burlesque, and now
I'm a college grad"
Sam Goldwyn is receiving high
bids for David Niven's contract with
him. If they reach $250,00O he will
part with the amusing Englishman.
(This was the price he was offered
by Universal for Andrea Leeds. He
would have closed the deal for An
drea but found he needed her him
self for "the Last Frontier.") Sam,
by the way, is doing very we'll with
his 15-year-old starlet, Jane War;
ren. He pays her $3.50 weekly but
receives $3.50 from Rudy Vallee, to
whose radio program he has loaned
the gal.
Connie Bennett, as you probably
Evening star., 1939-01-05

know by now, wears a bathing
suit in Topper Takes a Trip" for
the first time in her film career.
But this is news. The garment
originally cost SIS. To have it fixed
for Comics figure cost $50! Ro-
land Young as Topper" gives the
best performance of his life, but the
picture sadly misses the presence
of Cary Grant. Penny Single
ton tells me that since she became
blond she has received more than
double the attention from the males.
Director William K. Howard was
recently making Back Door to
Heaven" in New York and used a
Evening star., 1939-01-05

II and % and young men from 81 to
II (what discriminatory are
eligible. There are no other re-
strictions save that applicants must
have no contractual obligations to
prevent them from carrying out
provisions of the talent search.
Applicants may be amateurs or
professionals, although it is en-
phasized that good looks and native
talent are primary requisites not
to be outweighed by finish and
experience.
"Fop-f1ight casting directors and
R-K-O Radios ace talent scouts,
assisted by a local committee COM
posed of the motion picture and
dramatic editors of the five WASH
lngton newspapers will make pre-
limlnary selections on the basis of
photographs and information con-
tanned in questiannaries filled out by
applicants"
Without going further into direct
quotations with reference to the
contest, Washington has been
chosen as one of the key cities of
Che competition. City winners in
such metropolitan centers as Balti-
more, Norfolk, Richmond and else
where will come here for the final
decision of the judges. Two, one
male. the other female, will be
chosen. They will enter a national
finals contest. Should they be among
the fortunate who get to Hollywood
as result, they will be in line for
the standard contract of SITS per
week to start, much more to 60 on
Ii they get past the first three
months. If they get to Hollywood,
regardless of the possibility of a
contract, they will have all expenses
paid. plus spending money of $25
week.
For further details. one may con-
suit R-K-O which is collaborating
with Mr.. Lasky in the search for
new talent. Locally, that would be
Mr.. Hardie Meakin of Keiths.
Also quoting direct, this time from
Bob Denton of Paramount:
Due to the tremendous import
Rnce 10 every American OF PreSi-
dent Roosevelts address to the
Joint session of Congress on the
state of the Nation, the Paramount
newsreel is specialing a national
extra edition of the message. This
subject which will run 400 extra
feet will be on every screen in the
East (today) and will be at the
local theaters beginning with the
drst shows"
And there one is!
X X
Did you know: That Gene Austin,
who comes to the Earle on Friday
as the stage show headliner, has
had his name on 350OO,OOO phono-
graph records? And that Bob
Evening star., 1939-01-05

prison background with 200 Of its
inmates. At the end of the picture
he followed the usual custom of
giving party. What sort of a
party would you like?" he asked the
convicts. AS one man they replied:
"A coming out party"
Copyright, 1899. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1939-01-05
On Kiwonis Committee

Lewis T. Breuninger of Washing
ton today was selected a member
of the Kiwanis International Com
mittee on Convention Program by
International President H. G.. Hat
field in Chicago. Clarence l.. Con-
nor, Chester. Pa, is committee
chairman.
Evening star., 1939-01-05

with the stirring times Of revolution
in Ireland.
On the same bill will be shown
"The Plow That Broke the Plains"
Pare Lorentz's documentary subject.
The Little will go back to full
week runs Sunday, the first picture
being edge of the World"
Evening star., 1939-01-05

nous choice Of critics as the best
film produced in its year, will be
presented tomorrow and Saturday
at the Little Theater as the final
Offering in the first International
Cinema Festival. Victor McLaglen,
Heather Angel and Una Merkel are
starred in the picture, which deals
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Refugee Film Now
Goes to Trans.Lux

Supplementing the newsreels and
topping the short subject program
on the Trans-Lux show starting to-
morrow will be March of Times
latest release, "The Refugee; Today
and Tomorrow" March of Times
cameramen covered all Of Europe
and much of China and Palestine
for complete and accurate picture
recording of the important and un-
solved problem.
Other subjects in the program are
deep End" an aquatic sport ex-
hibition with the Olympic diving
champions featured, and 'Farmyard
Symphony" a Disney cartoon.
Evening star., 1939-01-05

The heavy hand
of the Hays Office
was much too
visible at the
pr e vi e W tn e
other night. In
spite of the han
dicap, Claudette
Colbert manages
to give a good
performance.
Bette Davis is
suffering W t h
pleurisy. b u t
keeps on work.
ing. What else
can I do?" she
asked me on the
Evening star., 1939-01-05

Did you know: That Gene Austin,
who comes to the Earle on Friday
as the stage show headliner has
had his name on 35,00O,0O0 phono-
graph records? And that Bob
La gaceta., 1939-12-16

Ha sido visto un acorazado
frances, que Sc ere es ell Dun
kerque. Este buque desarrolla
mayor velocidad que ell Graf
Spec y sus canones son de IL
pulgadas, tambien mayores que
los del barco aleman.
Los alGmanes dicen que tam
bien Sc hallan esperandolo ell
portaaviones Ark Royal, ell AGO.
razado Renown, ell crucero Cum
berland y dos 0 tres d~estructo-
res.
FL acorazado limpi6 aver sus
canones, repara las averias y
carga comestIbles y combusti-
bles, Dos barcos mercantes in
gleses estan a corta distancia Y
vigilan los movimientos de sus
tripulantes.
Los peritos calculan que ell
dar la vuelta para salir hacia el
mar lie llevara por 10 menos me-
dia bora.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
LA VALENTIA DE LOS IN
GLESES LIZ 0BLIGO A A
CEPTAR LA BATALLA
TeRdrd qe salir aates de las
cincO de Ia turtle

Montevideo, Die. l6.-El ca
pitan Hans Langsdorff, CONAN
dante del acorazado Admiral
Graf Spec, declare hoy que la
falta de combustible y la valen-
tia de los commentaries de los
cruceros, que le desafiaban, IL
oblig6 a aceptar Ia batalla. Dice
ell comandante que como a las 6
de la mahana divis6 al Exeter .
FL Sc dirigia al sur y su barco
sc hallaba en- una situaci6n cri-
tica, por la carencia de combus-
tible,
No habia podido establecer
contacto con ell Tacoma, que
salido cargado, de Monte
video, para abastecerle. Cuando
sc dlSpOnla a ~atacarle, dc fepen-
te vic que Sc aproximaban otros
dos cruceros.
Los pequehos cruceros, de
mas velocidad, se colocaron en-
ire q acorazado y la costa.
"Vi6ndose entire ell diablo y ol
Sc decide por la batalla.
Hasta las cinco de la tarde
de mahana se le ma concedido
acorazado para ser interna-
do 0 salir del Puerto.
Una escuadra aliada sc con
centra para impsdir Sc escape
81 Ell comandante resuelve par
dr,
go
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
Estima ell abogado Hines que seria legaIr%eaIzar
ell alcantarllado por medic de la WPA
Preside Ell juiciO pGblicO ell CONCEAL Pacheco

chos ciudadanos no Green, er
1S meses.
En- sus palabras en- ell jul
clio, ell juez Hines dijo repre-
sentar a la Association de Pro-
pietarios de Ybor y a la Tam
pa Freebooter Association.
Cit6 palabras del alcalde
Chancey en- ell sentido de que
Sc emplearia una competente
firma de ingenieros y que des-
pues los pianos serian estudia
dos en- Washington por la P.
w. A. y que ahora Sc propc-
ne la obra sin existir siquiers
un contrato.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
Ciano declara que Italia Sc mantiene fuo' de Ia
guerra para cumplr una promesa hecha Hitler

Roma Die. 16.-El ministro
de relaciones exteriores, conde
Galeazzo Ciano, declare hoy que
Italia Sc mantiene fuera de la
guerra europea para cumplir
una promesa hecha por Musso-
lini a Adolfo Hitler. "Italia Sc
mantiene neutral por acuerdo
con su aliada Alemania, y rea-
flrma Ell ddeseo del primer mi
nistro Mussolini de ayudar a
restablecer la paz.
La explicaci6ni IA do Ciano a
la Camara de los Fascios y Gre
mics, descubriendo que Ell acuer
do de Ia neturalidad italiana Se
tome Pur las dos usciOpes "a q
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
PERECIERON EN- UN ACCI-
DENTE LOS PADRES DE LA
ESPOSA DEL SIR. NASH
HIGGINS

Aver Sc recibi6 en- esta ciu-
dad la noticia de que los espo-
SOS Henry Haworth, de Rich
mond, Indiana, padres de la
Sra. Nash Higgins, de Tampa,
habia perdido la vida en- un
accidente automovliista.
Ell coche de los esposOs
Haworth fue alcanzado pUr
un autobus cuando entraba en-
direction de la cochera de su
casa, en- las afueras de esa po-
blaci6n.
La Sra. Higgins, esposa del
Sr. Nash Higgins, coach de la
Universidad de Tampa y SUI
pervisor de la Junta de Re
creo de la ciudad de Tampa,
sali6 por aeroplano y horas
despues sallan por autom6vil
Mr.. Higgins y su hijo Peters.
PrgtuRda peus ssuSo en- ss-
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
MOLOTOFF OFRECE UN
CONVENIO A TOXIC

Moscu, Die. 16.-El primes!
ministro Molotoff conference
aver con ell embajador japo
mes Togo y lie ofreci6 negocia
clones en- pro de un prolonga-
do contrato en- cuanto a las
concesiones pesqueras EN- las
aguas rusas
Russia desea, segun los OBJ :
servadores, solucionar los pre-.
blemas de la Manchuria y Ia
Mongolia Exterior y despu6s
dejar las manos libres a Toxic
en- las provincias de China.
LA intenci6n del ofrecimien
to es ahondar tambien las di-
ferencias entire ell gobierno de
Toxic y ell de los E. Unidos.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
Vanos miles de millones de pesetas seran puestas
en- circulation para el comercio espanol
Una Comision nombrada para estudiar
ell problema

Madrid, Die. l6.-Una decla-
raci6n Official dice que ell Gabi-
nete ha aprobado una ley de
gran importancia para ell futl-
70 de Espaha. La aprobaci6n fl
nal del plan del ministerio de
hacienda para "descongelar" u
ma parte de los balances banea-
rios de la peseta republicans,
significa que varios miles de mi
Homes de pesetas seran puestos
a circular para uso de los nego-
clos EN- la peninsula. Como TODD
ell dinero republican, fue repu-
diado por los FasciStas, los de-
positos de los bancos, que al
principle habian sido eximidos,
finalmente fueron incautados
pendiente de la adopci6n de una
norma general. Como resultado
muchas fabricas y negocios Vie
ron mermadOs sus capitales. La
dificultad Sc alivi6 ell verano pa
sado liberando 100000 pesetas
en- cada cuenta comercial.
Una comisi6n especial de ban
queros y economistas nombra-
da entonces para estudiar ell pro
blema, inform6 recientemente
en- favor de honrar los balances
la base del poder de COM
pra que la peseta republican,
tenia al tempo de que los depo-
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
de Ia
litter

pasado mes de mayo, cuando Ia
alianza Sc firm6.
Los italianos estimaban en-
tonces que lie eran necesarios
tres amos para una ~perfecta re-
construction interna y una com
pleta preparation militar. Ale
mania calculaba que su prepa-
raci6n le lleyaria de cuatro a
cinco amos.
italia Sc halla determinada
a mantener sus propios intere-
SEES y a proteger con inflexible
firmeza la terra, ell aire y la
navigation por el mar, sin men,
cionar su prestigio y 81 future
como una gran pOtsneiS,
La gaceta., 1939-12-16
DOS ACORAZADOS ESPE-
RARAN AL GRAF SPEC

Montevideo, Die. 16.-Ase-
gdrase que 81 ell acorazado ale
man Graf Spec sale mahana
de este puerto, al salir de las
tres millas de aguas territorial
les Sc encontrara con los cruce
ros Ajax, Cumberland, Achi.
les, ell acorazado frances Dun
kerque Y posiblemente ell po-
tente acorazado ingles Barn
ham.
Rum6rase que sc italian en-
canine para auXiliar al AGO.
razado, dos submarines y otro
acorazado aleman, possible
mente ell Admiral Scheer."
La gaceta., 1939-12-16

Molotoff llam6 al embajadGr
japones Togo, en- Moscu, y lie di-
10 que ell Soviet esta dispuesto a
negociar un tratado de varios
amos sobre las c%onceciones pes
queras en- las aguas rusas.
Els .un gesto de "apacigua-
miento' &c los "stalinistas", con
vistas a mortificar a Estados
Unidos. Desean entenderse con
Ell Jap6n, en- cuanto a la Manchu
ria y la Mongolia Exterior, y de
iarle despues las manos libres
en- China.
Stain pasara a la historic CO.
mo ell hombre de las mayores vi
lezas politicaS.
De antiagresor, de aparente
defensor de los derechos de las
naciones pequenas, Sc ha troca-
do en- agresor, invasor e impe-
rialista de la peor clase.
Ash, en- pocas semanas, lie ha
hecho perder al pueblo russo y
experiment." la simpatia que
en- ell mundo disfrutaba.
La gaceta., 1939-12-16

Tn ilustre p~eriodista liberal
americana, Orwald Garrison Wi
Hard, exdirector de la revista
"The Nation, dijo anteayer, a
SUI regreso de Europa: En- Ale
mania la juventud apoya a Hit
Ter; la mayoria del pueblo ale
man Sc opone a Hitler y ell ina
zismo".
"Rusia tenia anteS mi simpa-
tia. Como IN liberal de toda la
vida, pedia para ella absolute
libertad de acci6n, de mode que
procurara resolver sus probe
mas; pero desde que Stain mi
cid sus 'tpurgas", matando a
tantas personas a la manera de
Hitler, yo perdi la esperanto de
que NADIA bueno puede salir de
csc experimental.
Todos hemos perdido la espe-
rama en- los rusos y en- su expe-
rimento.
Ofrecian redimir a los opri-
midos y sc han convertible en- a.
gresores y opreSores Ofrecian
ayudar a las naciones pequenas
y Sc ha nconvertido en- aliados
de Hitler e invasores de los paf-
SEES debiles...
Stain lie di6 la punalada por
la espalda al pueblo russo, como
va Sc la habia dado Hitler al
pueblo aleman.