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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-17
JUNEAU READY
FOR ROTARIANS

JUNEAU. Alaska made
festive preparations today for its
.first convention a three-day
session of the Pacific Northwest
District of Rotary international
Nearly 200 delegates fro m
Washington, ore gOn. Northern
Idaho and British Columbis will
arrive Thursday aboard the s. s.
Aleutian for the convention.
The territorial capital VIII re-
vert 70 gold rIsh times With a
Days Of es" celebration in honor
OF the visitors
A new dance. the ice worm
wiggle. a sort OF Lambeth walk
with a touch OF the Aurora Bore
ais. viii be taught the Rotsrisns.
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night people in Washington
and to advise on the attitude
Of officials
Tire man vas Ben Gray.
who had been described as
mysterious figure by the SEC.
Burroughs denied Gray was a
lobbyist or that Grsys JOB
vas 10 attempt 70 influence
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SHELTON JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL PUPIL KILLED

SHELTON. wn. Gene OBrlsn.
10. shelton junior high sehoel sia-
dent. xss killed instantly Tuesday
when be ran IN front u school
bas he was AFRAID would pass hin
up. The accident occurred N
shelton valley. four miles vest Of
mere
Dan Bennett. driver. ana four
witnesses said the bus was going
only 20 miles an hour. Bennett
was a substitute for the regular
bus driver and did not know the
youth was supposed 20 get on the
bas at that point. lie sHerssd the
vehicle IN an effort % miss the
Doy and ran It into . ditch
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Bulletins

SEATTLE Two squadrons
OF L. S. navy combat airplanes
attached to the U. S. s. Sara
toga arrived at the Sand Point
naval air station on Lake
Washington at approximately
225 p. m. tP. S. IT, today
after a flight from San Diego.
Cal. The sqsudrons were the
vanguard of Ga planes. flying
to the Northwest to rejoin the
Saratoga, which has been un-
dergoing repair at the Puget
Sound navy yard at Bremen
ton.
MOSCOW-The Soviet gov
eminent today announ
increases In the term of uni
yersal military service to as
sure "the preparedness Of the
workers and peasants navy and
to perfect training of special
lists"
SEDRO WOOLLEY. Wash.
Funeral services were being
arranged today for John Aim
auist, 2s-year-old employe OF
LYMAN Timber Co. who was
almost instantly killed when
he was struck by a log at the
company's camp, seven miles
east of here.
DETROIT-A labor dispute
today forced closing OF Hnd-
son Motor Car factory. leaving
$500 workers idle.
SAN DIEGO. Calif.-Mrs.
Minturn Pinehot, 81, wife OF
former Governor Amos Pinehot
of Pennsylvania. died early to-
day at Rancho Santa Fe, 20
miles north of here, after a
long illness.
PITTSBURGH-Three ban
it, today held up Carfies bank
here and escaped with loot eh-
pected to total $4,000.
LONDON - Prime Minister
Neville Chamberlain today VIZ
tualIy killed a labor bill for
eonscripting wealth in var
time by refusing to grant time
for debate on the measure
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PLOTS 1IlEyT
nl|E EVER 70
ATTEMPT 1R|!
Charles Baehsusaa -
Way 10 Lalszas,d u
Single . Mceer Skip
Of 50 Hevsspowsvf

ST. JOHNS. Nswf~un< |nn1
Charles n&chmau. ; ~
year.oId adventurous Swedtnh
aviator. flew out over he
North Atlantic toward sweden
today In the smallest plosa
ever 10 attempt = flight 70
Europe.
nsskmsn tack ~ aicse a i>e
\. m. trnTi fFem ustw~e4 sir~
port for Lsks~na Aweaen, Ia =
light monnpisas powered ~ =
motor II srly - horsepower, The
plane vas tns aue in whteh Glars
W. nuneh. At n. tcuss. sstsblished
nae-stap tsas Anesles- Nsw xosh
record far tight planes Arsti .
Carrying s~seuA M ~ ~
hessss IN tn ols. ~ fo1os NeQe1
u ssaeA nwsope - - beuso
~ . see~6 stloeo1y sngse ~
wsslss - hess. TeooD 611enn~n
wssl1 ~ aepsestmpeou1S ~
mstss. ~ lalls-eef W. wa1os
ssseveh1s eee<1ooe~e.
ueekmsr planned Inc night win
bunch. president a Meaae~opo
corporation. manufacturers ~
plAnss ~ t.ambsFs flsia -. t1eeta
isAekmsn new fsem ~. Le~ls y
:. /. =.
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!. p. J. -.....-.
NAFOSAh SsstA@us
phlle6etphIa. - - ooo--A
rwssssses. Ia ~
fsssssa. '"'nos*s~ ~ -
osss Ss''ess' s@n -" sss.
nssess. ss4. Wteees eqo-~t 7
s'ss'sssu
Turner ana i7pss' ofsss -
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assent The new treaty. was con-
sidsfsply changed frnm the former
one. to conform with the new
Anglo American trade treaty.
stesming up the ~. f-~wrencs
al forced draft. tina royal liner 10
To anchor off Quebec al midnight
tonight. and the sinE aud aussn
wiil tiisembsrk tomorrow III 1870
q, m, at wolfss Cove.
To ste, In citadel
In Quebec their ma isstiss viii
stay at the summer issidsnss ~
Lord Twssdsmuir. IN The pset.f-
esqus citadel. q bomh.proof Daiid.
ing overlooking the n. i.s~rsnes
and called ths Gibraltar Ut Amss-
lea the kings bedroom asef.
looks ths barracks square ~hsfs
q fouf.feot cannon captured ~
tbs british 81 ths hattie III
Bunker Hill IL on diapIsy.
The queens bedroom. which
sdiolns. - cut through sis feet 81
solid stsns vail Ths ceiling 10 :
little msrs than five feet high sad
tbs King viii have 10 ssocp 10 snsss
II. The furnishings are plain.
Ths queen ~iil have narrow.
single bea
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May Not Amend
Wage-HOur Act
WASHINGTON -

WASHINGTON ~ Prospects q
amending the waTe-hoar act e.
this session Of congress suffered
setback today when Chairman
Mary T. Norton. D. \. J.. of the
house labor committee ssld she
would let the law continue with
out change rather than take =
chance that its opponents would
enAsculste IL.
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c iosed payments totaiinx
SIS 600
I wanted him 70 mix with
the night people here. 20 find
cot What they were thinking.
20 we might be guided in our
actions. Burrougs said- Il
know ne knew a number Of
people In the treasury
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WASHINGTON - Fred $.
Burroughs, vice-president Of
Associated Gas and Electric
Co. spread before the seeuri-
ties and Exchange commission
today the story Of how MS
firm retained a man. a. S5,oOo
. month, to mix With the
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WELCOME
FOR VISITORS

Welcoming plans for Grown
Prince Olsv and Princess Martha
Of Norway were outlined Tuesday
BY the Tacoma Chamber Of Com
merce.
The royal pair will arrive Tues
day May %, al AS p. m. Along
streets appropriately decorated for
the occasion. they viii drive up
Pacific ave. to nth st. then TO
Broadway and up Broadway TO
Hotel Winthrop. where they viii
stay.
A dinner in their honor will be
given at 6.45 O'Clock In the hotels
Crystal ballroom. Axel 0xholm
will preside. and Leonard $. Lang
low will give the principal address
of welcome.
Afmofy Reception
Following the dinner a reception
for the visitors viii he held At the
newly decorated armory. beginning
at Sis o'clock.
on Wednesday the crown prince
and princess will leave for "a
hour stay al Paradise Inn, Mount
Tacoma. stopping en- route for a
half-hour visit at Pacific Lutheran
college They viii enjoy spring
skiing at the mountain. Both. as
are most Norvegisns. are se-
compllshed skiers.
Thence 10 seattle
Thursday they are scheduled 10
return from the mountain and VIII
20 directly 10 Seattle.
Tickets for the banquet 81 the
hotel and the reception at the
armOry may be pure hssed At Fra
sers. the Chamber of C0mmsfes.
Hotel Winthrop. or ~ the mayor .
office Informal dress viii be worn
ai both affairs.
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officials.
The SEC - investigating
Associated Gas and Electric
company on charges that Il
filed a registration statement
containing sIlegediy false and
misleading statements. Gfsys
name entered the case. yhsn
the eompanys records dia-
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WASHINGTON - Within
the last few days President
Roosevelt has decided to bat
tie right-wing business men
and politicians even II II means
the bustup Of the Democratic
party in 1910.
ON bis Potomac river cruise with
Harry Hopkins and Jastses Doug
las he reached the fonelusion TIA,
the time for any sort of eompros
ruise had passed.
Stepping OF the presidential
craft. Hopkins rspudistsd his fseos'
citation foIs ~ mapping At Cham
her Of C0mmffes critics II White
House policies FDE slapped Al
norseHihsa Hsnes proposals. for
enactment Of . pfo-bssslnsss tAz
program by naming E1wsfd ~.
Foley. j.. /. esFeofsn pFotexs. -
general counsel 81 the treasury.
asaau bile. word sprssa
throaxs inner and outer eisesss
that Mr. Esss<self Ma aetss.
mind is rsn for . third term.
His friends have sst cut 10
corral delegations for bisa %
20 sbi.la asissfruefsd dei<gs~
tiss. psIssieiy pledged Ia him-
He VIII personally head tas
movement 10 repplas ths Garner
Farley Hull movement % shift
party control from New 70 Old
Dealers. Il IL the meet ssnsstscnsl
political event mere Ia many
months.
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u1ditreSS 6 Months
.Ago, Today Heiress
To 5.MilliOr Estate
Fourth Wife Of Potter D'Orsay Palmer
To Get Vast Fortune; He Died Late
Yesterday Following Brawl

CtRAS0TA Fa.--Sir mo#ths ago Jake josHf' Nn'fres
y today hefvess 10 a $4,000. oop estate.
Legal authorities said Puma Louise Abstielc Palmer.
the legal widow of Potter DOrsay Palmer the pIsyboy
scion Of the wealthy Chicago pioneer family would receive
a large portion of has estate.
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Palmer. ~. died late yesterday
Of injuries suffered in hrswi At
barbecue lsst Thursday. Al
his bedside were his pretty young
wife. hls fourth. and his parents.
the onorc Planners. whe have a
magnificent estate nearby and wh0
last December refused TO receive
their sons new wife.
RRAwL CAUSED DEATH
The main bulk of the Palmer
fortune IL In the hands 81 the elder
Palmer, and he VAS "a xescd ny
his sons fourth marriage that.
according 10 the son. he detected
his name from his will. Hut the
son had ane.third interest In the
SIS .0oo.0 estate Of his grand.
mother. Mrs Potter Palmer. and
II was this money which. legal
authorities believed. will now go
in large measure to tho poor Rifi
who won the heart ~ millionaire,
Authorities continued an lnvesti-
cation into hrswt which In
tefrupted a country barbecue near
Bradenton last Thursday and In
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opE> FIGHT ~
TOO DANGEROUS

the presidents aggressive taf-
ties nave placed hls party foes IN
3 qUaHasfy. A. several secret con
fzbs there we're suggestions that
the conservative faction accept MS
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Open II Mines
As NOn-UniOn

HARLAN, ny. - Brig. Gen.
Ellerbe Carter today arranged to
dispatch national guardsmen into
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'MADMAN,' Says
JOHN |. LEWIS
OF GOVERNOR!
CLIO Chief Declares
Use of Troops at
Harlan Is Act of
Political Revenge

PHILADELPHIA - Chair
man John L. Lewis of Go
assailed Gov. A. h. (Happy)
Chandler as a "madman" to-
day and demanded a federal in
vestigation of the use of ma
tional guardsmen in the Har-
Ian county mine feud.
Happy Chandler is using the
powers of the state to revenge
himself against the United Nine
Workers who helped defeat him
last year when he ran for senator
against Alben w Barley" the
clio head told delegates to United
Textile Workers convention.
Some higher authority should
restrain Chandler. II that
mailman in Kentucky, who
happens to hold power, Is I'M
able to restrain his desire for
vengeance" Lewis said.
FRANKFORT. Nv. - Governor
A. B. Chandler, replying to YER
bal attack upon him by John l.,
Lewis, said today Kentucky would
run its own affairs and that the
state would Insure men the right
to work. The governor said in a
statement:
John l.. Lewis is mad. I'm in
a good humor this morning. I've
just had report from Harlan.
Almost every one of the AZ mines
are operating there. / should say
2l0 out of every 251 men are at
work.
The troops are in Harlan on nc
political mission. No political is
sue is involved. They are there
to insure< men the right to work.
Lewis is not able to prevent that.
We have served notice on John l..
Lewis that we are going to run
our affairs in Kentucky"
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Ship of George and Queen
To Reach Quebec Tonight

QUEBEC-The Empress OF AUSTRALIA, bearing King
George and Queen Elizabeth the first vist OF Britannia
majesty the world steamed the 81 awrenrc river
today between snow clad Canadian hills.
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authorities who refused 10 believe
his tale Of mass murder for profit
by Philadelphia syndicate which
operated in five eastern states and
may have extended its activities
TO the Pacific coast cities. police
asserted today.
STORY FANTASTIC
Neither Caeopafdo nor the slain
Molly had any direct connection
with the ring. but the 2s-year-old
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Weather Forecast

TN settled tonight.
Thurs. Temps: High.
60; low. so. sun rises.
tsSi; sets, ISL.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
La aviacion inglesa vol6 sobre Alemania
Recorridos sobre Berlin, Hamburgo, Magdeburg

LONDRES, Oct. 25.-Hay
calma en- ell frente occidental,
a pesar del discourse que aver
pronunci6 ell ministro nazi
Won Ribbentrop.
En- las ultimas "a horas la
aviaci6n inglesa realize vuelo
de reconOcimiento sobre Ber-
lin, Hamburgo Y Magdeburgo.
Los vuelos sobre Berlin sc hi
cieron de noche.
Esta noticia Sc do en- la Ca
mara de Dos Comunes, donde
manana hablara de nuevo e.
primer ministro Chamberlain
Asegdrase que ell jefe del
gobierno reiterara manana su
determination de ~aplaStar Ell hit
lerismo; pero no hay indica-
clones de que hablara sobre
las aspiraciones del imperio
en- la guerra.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
QUEDO EN- UlBERTAD BA-
10 FIANZA Ell JEFE CO.
MUNISTA BRONnER

New York, oct. L5-Bajo
fianza de $500 qued6 aver en-
libertad oil jefe comunista Ear!
,Browder, a quien el gobierno
federal acusa de falsificar I'M
pasaporte y viajar con nombre
cambiadO por varios PASSES ex
tranjeros. La Sra. Hester G..
Huntington, una DANA de la
buena sociedad presto por Gl la
fianza, entregsndo $1,000 EN-
bono5 del gobiernO y $4,000 er
billetes. Pertenece la Sra. Hun
tington a la Defensa I~nternaclo
nal Obrera.
Tendra que cOmparecer la fla
dora ante ell Gran Jurado Fede-
raj, que va la cit6 para decia.
rar.
Browder estrech6 la mano de
la sonora Y dijo que era la prl-
mera vez que la veia.
Este que Sc ha hecho conmi-
90 forma parte de un asalto So
bre la libre expression de las o.
piniOnes politicas".
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
LAS ELECCIONES DE AVER
ElectOS los SreS. FicdTTOttd,
Forrdr Turner

En- las elecciones de apodera.
dos escolares verificada aver.
cbtuvieron la mayoria de vOt0a,
siendo %electos, los conocidos Cl'I
dadanos +. j. Ficarrotta, H.. G.
Turner y w. II. Farrar.
Ficarrotta qued6 en- primer
lugar, con 1890 votos; Farra,
en- -gundo, con 1925, y Turner
en- tercero, con 1,011,
lie TOGO el cuarto lugar al Sr,
j. Waterson, Jr,, con 800 yo-
tos, Ninguno de los otros candj-
datos lego a 500 votos,
Felicitamos a los electos y en-
particular a ]nuestros aprecia-
dos amigos los Sres. Ficarrotta
y Turner, cuya candidaturas
defendimos.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
QUIERE APO
DERARSE DE LAS ISLAS
FALKLANDS

Buenos Aires, Octubre Is
Las relaclones entire In~glaterra
y la Argentina estan de nueyo
tirantss con motive de las isla5
Falklands. Reclama la Argent
ra la soberania sobre las islas
situadas a 200 millas de la cos
ia, en- la Patagonia.
FL gobierno argentine conde-
ma ell hecho de que Inglaterra he
va reclutado hombres para su e
jercito, en- Buenos Aires y Uru-
quay, enviandolos a esas islas.
Esto Sc ccnsidera una flagrantc
violaci6n de la neutralidad,
Dicese que en- esas islas ha con
centrado ell gobierno britanico
varios centenares de hombres.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
HOOVER CREE QUE PERDE
NJ LA LIBERTAD 81
VAMOS A la GUERRA

Filadelfia, Octubre %. -
En- un articulo publicado en- la
revista Saturday Evening
Post" Ell expresidente Hoover
dice que 81 Estados Unidos en-
ira en- la guerra perdera SD liz
ber.ad.
LA yoz de la eXperiencia
dice que nosotros no podemos
crear libertad y gobierno pro-
pic en- Europa No podemOs re
construir a. Europa. La rege
neraci6n social de las nacio.
mes debe partir desde dentro.
Nuestro mayor servic.0 es una
fuerta America para ayudar a
La gaceta., 1939-10-25

Todos los peri6dicos comen
tan en- tono fuerte ell discourse
de Ribbentropp Y dicen que
esta plagada de estdpidas fall
sedades.
La dnica intenci6n del dis
curse, pobremente eXpresada
por cleric, es tratar de sep&
rar a lnglaterra de Francia."
Inglaterra y Francia segui-
ran su curse hasta que la ac-
titud del gobierno aleman sc
TRANSFORMS por complete.
Ell diario New Chronicle,
escribe: NADIA hay en- ell dis
curse que pueda alterar la de-
termination de los Aiiados de
obtener las debidas reparacio
mes por ell dano que los nazis
han hecho.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
Les PERIODICOS COMUNIS-
IA ATACAN A LOS LABO-
RISTAS

Londres, Octubre 25-Los Pc
ri6dicos comuniStaS rusos, Sc
gun las noticias de Moscu, ata-
san al Partido Labor sta por @.
ponerse al Soviet y dicen que e.
ii divorciado de las masas ira
bajadores Y simpatiza con el So
,ialismo y la burguesia intelee-
tual.
''El trabajo, dice lzycstia, G.
muy it'll a la burguesia inglesa
la ~opcSici6n."
Por su parte los Laboristas a
firman que ell Soviet ha traic.o-
nado la causa de la libertad y
de los pueblos democrdtic0S,
penSando exclusivamente = n
''moscovita.'
Ell peri6dico italiano III Pc
polo d'Italia" asegura en- un ar.
ticulo que Italia reafirma su a
mistad con Ell Reich y que cier-
tOs elementos no deben hacerse
Illusions. italia jamas interven-
dra en- la guerra de parte az
Francia e Inglaterra."
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
ESTUVO REUNIDO Ell
GRAN JURADO
DEL CONDADL

FL Gran Jurado del condad0
estuvo reunido aver y acord6
suspender sus deliberaciones has
ia el dla q de noviembre
Examin6 ell alto cuerpo ell Gu
so de asesinato de Mario Perla
Lee Cox, de la raza blanca.
fue procesado por el asesinatD
en- segundo grade de una mu .
jer. Ollie Mae Pace, Una CANA
rera. Cox le pogo a la mujer con
an Instruments contundente.
fracturandole Ell craneo.
En- relaci6n con Ell case de Per
la fueron llamados el jefe de di-
putados Logan y ell detective
Beasley.
al negro Eugene Williams Sc
lie proces6 por Ell asesinato de-
Annie Williams, delito cometiao
hace IA amos. FL hombre sc pre-
sent6 a la poljcia de Orlando J.
confes6 Ell delito.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
PROBLEMA DE DERECHO
PARA Ell
GOBIHkNO SOVIET

Moscu, oct. 25,-Un profile
ma de derecho international le
ha sido planteado al Soviet, pOr
AIemania, con motive de habsr
internado la escuadra alemana
en- Kola, TN vapor mercante dc
los Estados Unidos. Desde aye"
yiene laborando en- el case 81
embajador Steinhardt, luien W
efeEtu6 Una e]ntreyista con
81 subcomisario Vladimir Potem
kin.
La embajada desea sabyr el
paradero de los tripuIantes y eli
destino que Sc ha dado a la car-
ga del buqug.
Potemkin ha teIegrafiado 4
Murmansk p.dieudo detalIes. +!
CITY Of Flint" entr6 en- uu
puerto enarbolando la bandera
nazi,
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
ARIAS NOMINADO PARA
P~RESIDENTE

Panama, OctUbre 25.-Los
Partidos Conservador, Liberal
Nacional y Nacional Revoluclo-
mario han nominado a Ardulfo
Arias, hermano del expresideG-
te Harmodio Arias, para el car
20 de ~presidente de la RepGbli-
ca. Estimase probable que A .
rias no tenga o%posici6n en- los
ccmicios de JUNO de 1910. Ac-
tualmente el candidate desemp.
ma el puesto de ministro de 81
pals en- Francia y en- Inglaterra
Di6 la noticia el ministro de
Hacienda, Ezequiel Fernando
Jaen, colder del Partido Nacio
nal Reyolucionario.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
"PRAVDA" ATACA A LA A
GENCIAS DE NOTICIAS
NOMEI

Moscd, Octubre 25.-El dia 2
rio "Prayda" ataca la agen>ia
de noticias D9mei, del Jap6n, a.
firmando que miente con fire.
cuencia.
Denuncia ell peri6dico ciertos
articulos en- los cuales Sc dice
"que ell Soviet demanda de Chi
ma el derecho a mantener trOpas
en- la Mongolia Interior y que
intenta sovietizar el accidente 1e
csc pals por medic del Partido
Comunista chino. False es tam
biGn que el Soviet haya amena
zado con el suso de la fuerza al
gobierno de Chungking,"
Esta en- canine de Toxic e.,
nuevo embajador del Soviet en-
el Jap6n, K, A, Smetanin.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
La amistad con ell Reich. = IDonde estan los tri'
p~ulantes del Flint?- Felicitaci6n. = Browder
en- libertad. = IQuien disparo? = La democra.
cha no teme. - Una notable francesa. "a

Italia, dice Ell "Popolo D'Ita-
LA, reafirma su amistad a Ale
mania y hace saber que jamas
entrara en- la guerra de parte de
Francia e I~nglaterra.
ALA por los tristes meses de
1914, Italia era aliada de Ale
mania y Austria.
La monarquia vic las cosas
desde un plano de convenience
para ell pueblo italiano y Sc Z
part6 de Alemania, combatien-
do Junto a Francia e Inglate-
ira.
Llevan los problemas euro
peoS IN rumbo ~contrario a ESQ
de que Italia, por la "amistad ae
Hitler, ataque a las naciones
democraticas y pierda -el pro-
ductivo papel de neutral.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
Sc PROPONE HACER OTROS
Ell
Earl X. LONG

New Orleans, Octubre 25.-
Con ell mas influyente jefe poll
tico del Estado, ell alcalde Macs
tri, conference aver ell gObern}
dor Earl X. Long. DiceSe que e
goberflador Sc prop9He hacer 0.
tras ceSantias, en- favor de su
"maquinaria' politica.
Los tres %jueces que escuchan
las pruebas en- un juicio contra
el fiscal de distrito Byrne, dec
dierOn no aceptar Jurisdiction
para decidir la legalidad de la
captura por la policia de la off,
Gina del abogado general del E5.
tadO.
Esos jueces cOncedieron una
suspense on de dos dias, en- ell Jun
clio de la cauSa contra ell fiscai.
ASegGrase que Byrne Sc propo-
ne renunciar.
Ellison, Ell abogado general
destituido. anunci6 aver SUI can
didatura para csc puesto, como
Independence. "Yo cumplia con
mi deber y desempehaba ell pues
to legalmente. Estimo que la ce-
santa me ha hecho un gran IA
vOr en- ell criterio del pueblo"
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
Berlin discute con Moscu ell
asunto del City Of Flint
Sc expiic6 por que el vspor habia siio
llevado a un puerto russo.
Esperase una complete information

Ell gobierno aleman informo
hoy al de los Estados UnidoS
por conducto del encargaCo
de Negocios, Alexandra Kirk.
que eSta discutiendo con ell go
bierno Soviet ell asunto del va
por City of Flint, internado
en- ell puerto russo de Mur-
mansk.
La information lie fue comu
nicada al diplomatico amerj-
cano por ell Secretario de Es-
tado EN- ell ministerio de Nego-
clos Extranjeros baron Ernst
Won WeiZsaecker.
Sup6nese que la tripulaci6n
esta a salvo, pero NADIA Sc ha
dicho sobre ella.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25

FL gobierno de los Estados
Unidos aguarda una detalla-
da information para anunciar
su Inca de conducta,
En- las esferas oficiaies Sc
cree que ell vapor sera devuel-
to.
Sc tiene la impression de que
ell gobierno aleman ordenara
la libertad de los AZ tripulan-
ties, en- ell case que resuelva
quedarse con ell barco.
Mosca lie hizo saber al en-
bajador americana S|,eiHhardt
que Russia habia internado a
los tripulantes, temperament
te.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25

Inglaterra, donde Sc anna Ia
libertad, lie permite a suS sOlda.
dos leer mi Lucha", ell llbrO de
Hitler en- contra de la raz6n y
la democracia, y tambien "El
Capital, ell famOso libro dl
Marx.
No lie teme ell gobiernN ingl6-
a las predicas de Hitler y saby
que "El Capital es un libro in,
teresantisimo, pero que no 10
grara influenciar a los Soda
dos de Inglaterra en- lucha con.
ira Ell totalitarismo,
En- Berlin y en- Moscu, sin
embargo, solo Sc permite la lee
tura de los libros identified
dos con las ideas de los dictado-
res.
La gaceta., 1939-10-25
Won Ribbentrop anuncia que Alemanla
peleara hasta el fin
Los nazis Green segura la victoria

Danzig, oct. 25.-Hablando
aver por la Radio, en- un discur.
so de bora Y media, Ell ministyo
nazi de negocios extranjeroS,
Won Ribbentrop, anunci6 a.
mundo que Alemania peleara
hasta ell fin. "Inglaterra juag1
con ell destino del imperio. Ale.
mania va ha dicho la Ultima pa
labra'.