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Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
Ecstasy Girl in
Legal Difficulty

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. A. CUp)-
Hedy Lamar, the Ecstasy Girl
OF the films. today was charged with
failing to live up to the terms of
an employment contract in a suit
filed by M-G-M studios for an in
junction to prevent her from work
ing for any other studio
The complaint said the actress,
whose contract provides for a salary
ranging from $3.50 to $500 a week,
refused to work last Sept. 20, and
recently threatened to accept other
employment.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
Germans to Sink
All Armed Ships

BERLIN, Nov. IA. (UP)--Author-
ized German quarters indicated
clearly today that German SUBJ
marines henceforth would attack
merchant ships equipped with guns
The indication followed angry pro-
tests in the German press against
the arming of British and French
merchant ships,
The newspaper Voelkischer Beo-
bachter published a long list of
British and French ships known
to be armed" 1t included the
British superliner Queen Mary, tied
up at a New York pier since out
break of the war.
I'VE have pointed out those ships
which no longer can be considered
peace Ships" an authorized source
said. when a U-boat commander
discovers a ship is equipped with
arms you cannot expect him to
conduct search under constant
threat that he will be fired upon.
Whether or not he will shoot with
out warning depends on circum-
stances"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14

The authorized source was asked
whether ships equipped with de
fensive weapons" would be attack
ed.
I'VE make no distinction between
defensive and offensive weapons, "
the source replied. There is no
place to draw a line between the
two"
The ships listed as armed by the
Voelkischer Beobachter included the
Aquitania. Brittania, Georgic, Maui
retania and 81 other British ships.
Numerous French ships, including
the Athos II. De Grasse and Mexi-
que were listed.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14

who were leaping from the doomed
ship.
THE destroyer was surrounded by
oil and men were plunging into the
sea from the decks" Richards said.
Some clung to debris and spars,
others swan and we saw some
sinking. Many were exhausted when
we pulled them into our boat. A
number refused help until we had
picked up the weaker swimmers.
'As we assisted some we had to
watch others drown. It was i'm
possible to help them"
Richards and Pocok saved 60 men.
including three officers. who were
transferred to a tug which was be-
ing towed by the destroyer when
the explosion occurred.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
Highway Patrol
Clerk Laid Off

Lewis Bentley, registration clerk
at the highway patrol office in e.
Centro was included on the clay
off" list announced Tuesday.
The lay-off list was compiled on
social service rating and followed
what was said to be the elimination
of all border automobile checking
stations in the state. A clerk with
a longer social service record will be
sent to take Bentley's place, probab-
ly one of the men formerly employ
ed at the checking station at Yuma.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA. UP)-
The American freighter City OF
Flint today, for the first time In
more than a month, faced only the
natural perils of the sea on her
projected voyage home.
The German government off,
cially cleared the way for the re-
turn voyage of the American vessel
whose name and odyssey have made
headlines for nearly five weeks
Berlin authorities notified the Am
erican charge d'affaires, Alexander
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14

most luxurious Pontiac ever built.
Without that sparkling jewel-like front
end and its cresting Silver Streak-with-
out those Aaring Tenders fore and that artful
taper aft, it could only be 'Just another
car" But NOT A PONTIAC "TORPEDO"-
with its rich interior luxury and the thrill
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
War in Earnest?
Ask Allies When
Attacks Increase
Continued from Page l


not be considered as carrying guns
merely for defense against U-boats
nrd would be treated as enemy
--o~shi0s" and pirate vessels in the
future.
German airplanes have thorough
ly surveyed the English coast ano
The Scottish naval base areas and
after many bomb-less flights-the
Nazi attack on the Shetland Islands
yesterday may have been COM
paratively harmless warm up for
renewal of big scale raids.
The British and French reported
that they were prepared to meet
my German attacks by air or sea
and, in view of failure of all peace
maneuvers so far, it was believed
probable there would be spectacu-
lar tests of strength in the air be-
fore winter sets in.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
Supervisors Order
Ballot Canvass

Supervisors in brief session
Monday instructed County Clerk
w. j. McClelland to complete the
canvass of ballots cast at the Ham,
and-Eggs election and report to
them next Monday.
Complete official returns will in
clude the absentee ballots cast be-
fore and during the election.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14

- NO, Torpedo styling" isn't
!" a term like "four-wheel brakes"
or safety glass" 1t doesn't
denote a development that's industry
wide-as YET! It's the colorful phrase that
America adopted to describe the boldly
different beauty of the biggest, smartest,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
COPPER INCOME UP

NEW YORK, Nov. Is. (UP)-
Anaconda Copper Mining company
today reported preliminary CONSOLE
dated net income for the nine
months ended Sept. 80 of $11.613.344
equal to $1.34 capital share COM
pared with $5,657998 or IS cents
share in the corresponding 1888
period.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
WEATHER

data compiled oy observers for
The official United states weather
bnreau station AT FL Centrol
Maximum Monday ....................... IS
Minimum Tuesday ....................... 81
Reading at Noon Tuesday
Temperature ....-........................ 81
Humidity ...........-.......... 90
Reading at 5 am. Tuesday
Temperature .............................. Sc
Humidity -..-.......-.................. so
Reading at 3 pm. Monday
Temperature ....................... 70
11ulllAl4lN 90
Southern California = Fair and
mild Tuesday night and Wednes-
day; gentle northwest wind off
coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14

ing, thrifty eight performance for which
Pontiac is renowned. So when you can't
resist the urge to own an eight with ''Tor-
pedo" styling, come in and get the only car
that has 1.-THE leade. of Pontiac's 1910
line of II skies and eights -. all supremeIy
smart and brilliantly beautiful!
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14

Here three splendid Sweater Values in the
new Fall McGregor line Sleeveless Knit Vest
sturdy rib leather buttons, leather pped pock-
cts Green, tan, brown at 1885,
McGregor Brush Wool light weight wool slip
with split yoke Green, tan and brown
at 3.95.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-20

Steve Kelly stall opet "a ba
rem v Union League klubu "
Chicago a nikterak nereagoval
naoslavy, ktere mu vecer pred
tim pripravilo reditelstvo klu-
bu. Tise a methodicky naleval
z r1znych lahv1 likery do mi
chacich nadob, znaleckym O.
KEN je meril, a poctive jimi
michal a trepal.
Ukazoval Size S jistou dav-
kou hrdosti zlate hodinky, kite
re obdrzel Cd reditelstva v Cd
menu Ia padesat rok1 poctive
sluzby, ale nejv1ce mu lezelo
V hlave, re Sc kazdy divil, kdyz
Sc dozvedel, re &C jiz SO rok6
napaji navstevnfky vs1m MOI
nym, Kelly sam "a celou tn do
bu Sc nenapil niceho silnejs1ho
nez mineraln1 vody.
"Kdyz jsem zacal pracova-
ii "a nalevnou," vysvetloval
Kelly, "videl jsem nektere bar
tendry jak nalevajf napoje i
sami PHI, a videl jsem, re mel
re zastavati oboj1. Jelikoz
jsem 81 uminil, re z1stanu ma
te strane, kde jsou kohoutky a
lahve, um1nil jsem 81 tez re
sam pit nebudu, a v rozhodnu-
tt tom jsem setrval."
"Ano," doznaval, V posled-
Mich letech, Sc chuti pijak6
hodne zmenili. Drive p1vali
muzi whisku samotnou, dnes
vetsinou il PHI Sc sodou nebo
v highballech. Drive jsme pro.
davali dive sklenicky whisky
"a ctvrtak, a kazda z mich
merila unci a pGl. Ones do.
stavame az As cent? "a jednu
unci."
"zeny tehdy nepily, nebot
bylo to pro ne ostudou, kdyby
Sc ma napily koralky verejne
Ovsem re zde v klubu nejsou
pripusteny k baru ami dnes, g
lie objednavaji 81 napoje Ike ste
linn. Drive jsme hodne naleva
Ii mlchane likery Sc smetanou
a vejci, dnes takove napoje
jsou skorem zapomenute. IL
to ale jest ma trhu spousta no
vych sm1senin, o kterych 81
nam "a starych dob ami MEDIA
TO-"
Steve michal a pripravova
napoje pro nektere nejvyznac
nejsi osoby v zemi. Presiden
tove Harrison, Mckinley, Taf
a Theodore Roosevelt byli me
ri mimi. Ia prohibice nepro
daval mic nez "mekke" napo
je, a pripravoval vse, CO potfe
bovali hoste, kterf 81 prinesl
silnejsi trunky v kapse S Sc
bou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-20
Vzacne housIe.

Housle, ktere Ia SIS koupil
farmar Clare Crawford De
ford, Mich, byly prohlaseny
"a prave "kvarnerky", kdyz
je byl prozkoumal houslarsky
mistr Michael Bodak v Detroit
Mich.
Crawford koupil ty housle
pred ctyfmi roxy cd jineho
farmare pro sveho hocha, Q
nemz pravil, re "hral jenom
pro jeho p~otesen1."
"Kvarnerky" je nazev pro
housle, ktere zhotovil italsky
mistr houslar Guarnerius ma
konci II. a ma pocatku 10. sto-
lett. Pravych jeho vyrobkd
nen1 jiz mnoho a dnes jsou ce-
neny az ma $4,000.
Guarnerius byl druhym slav
nym houslarem pc Stradiva-
riovi. Stradivarius I'll a pra-
coval rovnez v Italii. Oba,
Stradivarius i Guarnerius byli
zaky slavneho houslarskeho
mistra Amata.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-20
Zdvorila.

V Clevelandu byl projedna-
van prfpad sporu dvou zen o
jedno sedadlo ma poulicnf ka-
re. Mary Montenaryova sed-
la 81 do sedadla, ale Della
Squarova, 2Oleta, il chopila a
hodila do ulicky mezi sedadla.
Obzalovana pop1rala: "Pra-
We jsem usedala, kdyz pr1tel-
kyne Montenaryova Sc pokou-
sela tuto vtahnouti vedle mne
do sedadla. Kara trhla pri "a
stavenf a Montenaryova, ztra-
tic rovnovahu, padla do ulic-
ky"
Vymluva nepomohla. Bojo-
vnice byla odsouzena zaplatiti
ucet lekari, dana ma rok ma
probaci a odsouzena podminec
ne k so dnGm a 1tratam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-20
Polsko n~ezhynulo.

V New Yorku Herbert Hoo
yer pravil, re "at je cokoli ma
psano ma listinach, ktere navy
vail Sc mlrem, nemGze byti tr-
vale stability a trvaleho mfru
ami pro Rusko ami pro Nemec-
ko, dokud utisk svobodneho
polskeho naroda Dude pokra-
covati."
V reel, kterou pTednesl pri
Polske oslave, pravil, re "'Pol-
sko opet vstane." Dodal:
Ouch velkeho naroda nezmf-
ra 1tiskem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-20
Obzalovan z vrazdy " lowe.

36lety Clair Swank z Kinks
vile, Mo-, byl v Ottumwa, Ia,
u policejniho soudu obzalovan
z vrazdy prvnfho stupne. Kla-
de Sc MT Ia vinu, re pfi lou
pezi zastrelil 22leteho Arthu-
IA Geifmana, obchodnika S O.
buvi. Policejnf nacelnfk w.
M. Hicks dale oznamil, re
Swank byl take We spojen1 s O.
sudnym postTelen1m 42leteho
Gilberta Carlsona, majitele
drGbeznicke fanny. Ten byl
nalezen mrtvy pTi jizn1ch hra-
nic1ch mesta Ottumwa 10. "a
RI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-20

V Durant, Oklahoma, cole
ty John O. Storey, podomnl
prodavac mydla, jehoz ctvrta
manzelka Ethel zahynula "a
zamcenymi dvefmi ud1rny, byl
odsouzen pro vrazdu. Porota
pro neho doporucila dozivotni
uveznGnl.
Storey svedcil, re nechal
svou manzelku pojistiti ma Ii
vot a re skolektoval take III
votn1 pojisteni ma sve til syny,
kteri vsichni sesli sc sveta ma
silnou smrtf. Jmenovali Sc
Charley, Frank a Joe. Cd
smrti ctvrte manzelky ozenil
sc uz pate.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-20
We sklebi perla.

V Atlantic City, N. j., Har-
ry Lehman, otvfrac 1stTicovych
skebll v restauraci otevrel ske-
bli jedne 1strice a nasel v nj
PERU v Gene $3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-20
Americka mladez Sport.

American Bankers Associa-
ton oznamila, re v skolnim ro-
&c, skoncivs1m 80. cervna, skol
nj dftky ulozily 81 ma vkladnf
knfzky obnos $12,841.13. Ty-
to spofitele representuje g.
543,472 dftek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-20

833 N. Linwod Avenue
Predn1 veranda
4O2 S. Bonsal St.tvrde podlahy
1917 E. Lafayette Avenue
6 svetnic, koupelna
2504 E. Federal st. - rob
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6 svetnic, koupelna
1853 N. Potomac Street
m1sto ma garaz
918 S. Robinson ST. - $1,000
PLY Orleans Street
6 svetnic, koupelna
1889 Gorsuch Avenue
predn1 veranda
1920 E. Fayette Street
6 svetnic, koupelna
2235 Lamley ST. = 4 ~svetnice
1924 E. Hoffman st.
zavdavek $3.50
5000 DuBoise Ave. - krasny
1914 Springwood Avenue
Belair Road sekce
1927 N. Montford Avenue
zavdavek $3.50
pELCZAR
Real Estate & Insurance
1888 EASTERN AVENUE
WOLFE $3.50
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-20
New Yorsky popravci mistr
nohrben.

Robert Elliot, "mistr poprav
Ct" z vychodoamerickych sta
til, ktery poslala ma omen svet
vice nez 800 osob, byl pohrben
v Port Washington. Novym
popravclm byl jmenovan ALE
ty elektrotechnik Josef Fran
eel, valecny veteran z Cara,
N. Y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-18

BUFPKES heavy pianer ends. IN
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,erisiino
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gro ola szO-Ons. tho and four.
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fc m No forest wood. sidsr
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IN
FAVOR

brotracted
of I. c.
election
cree coun-
tor Harry
his in the
utor G. E.
Johnston
m the case
f. Evans.
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LOANS

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Day and Contract WorI

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La gaceta., 1939-04-21
CoRTE DE Lo CRIMINAL

FL iuez Hines orden6 aver
un veredicto de inculpabilidad
en- la causa contra F. Antuono,
a quien los diputados del She
riff acusaban de tener alberta
una "casa" para jugar al "po-
cker" en- ell 20S1a de la calle
Lafayette, en- esta ciudad.
Acept6 ell juez la tests de la
defensa de que las declaracio-
mes de los ~diputados eran in.
admisibles por cuanto habian
hecho ell regiatro sin Q, CORES
pondiente mandamientc judi
cial.
Ell juez hizo una vista a la
casa en- question y sostuvo la
tests de la defensa.
Vista la actitud de u Cor.
te, ell fiscal resolvi6 no perse.
guir a Jose Smith y George
Demeritt, del Club Key West
l0412 de East Lafayette, cuys
puerta fue derribada violenta.
mente, tambi6n sin manda'
miento, por los diputados de-
sheriff.
La gaceta., 1939-04-21
NOTICIAS
DE WASHINGTON
MASHLNGION'
IRON CON'SRESSMAN !
]. HARDIN PETERSON

Ola DEL EJERCITO.-Con
una gran parada Sc celebr6 en-
Washington ell Dia del Ejercito,
Iowa, pero el pGb,ico desafi6
ell NAL tempo. Mucho intereS Sc
mostr6 por los spectators EN-
los nueyos tanques y cahones an
tiaereo'. Una ccmpaNia de in
fanteria march6 con los nueVos
uniformeS, de color azrl, que es-
tan siendo probados como susti-
tutos del khaki.
E~SPONJAS.-La prueba sc
ha eneontrado en- las Bahamas.
Esta prueba destruye las espon-
jas en- grandes cantidades y 81
no Sc contiene la enfermedad
sufrira enormes danos la indus
tria esponjera. Temese que pue-
da extenderse a la costa de la
Florida.
Los peritos qeu estudiaron la
enfermedad en- las Bahamas Sc
ran mandates, a petici6n mia, a
Tarpon Springs.
A~ZUCAR.-Le hemos pedido
al Comit6 de Agriculture con-
ceda juicio sin demora cuanto
a las leyes que sobre el az1car
he presentado. Trato de conse-
I-guir una mejor quota azucarera
para la Florida.
EMPGE0.-Se ha pedido a
a la WPA comprenda que los
meses del verano son los peores
en- la Florida ,en cuanto al traba
10 Sc refiere.
Hemos protestado de una re-
baja en- ell ndmero de empleados
y pedido Que Sc aumente ell MI
nero, de ser possible, en- los me-
SEES del verano.
La gaceta., 1939-04-21
LOS REPUBLICANS QUE
rem CAPTARSE A LOS De.
MOCRATAS ~CONSERVADO-
RES Y ENEMIGOS DEL
NUEVO A

Washington, abril 21.-Los
republicanos prosiguen su cam.
pana en- pro de captarse a los
dem6cratas Conservatives y e
nemigos del "nuevo trato".
Hablando anoche en- un ban
quote a los republicanos en- mar
cha, Ell senador republican, Taft
lie Ohio, que aspira a la presi-
dencia manifesto que ell presiden
te Roosevelt emiti6 un ultima
tn minsultante para los demo
cratas que no simpatizan con
ST obra de GObierno.
%Sustenta ell Presiiente ell Cri
terio de que sus p~rejuicios estan
por encima de la opinion de los
demas, y que esta contra e
quien no esta de acuerdo con
US planes y p~rograma'. Ell par,
lido Republican, mide mas exaC
tamente las ideas y da la bienve-
nida en- SIS consoles a los demo
cratas opuestos a la administra.
ci6n y al nuevo trato". No hay
entire ~nosotros diferencias que
no puedan ser reconciliadas'.
Habl6 en- 81 mismo sentido,
con la esperanto de desmorali-
Ear a los dem6cratas, Ell presi-
dente del comite nacional repu-
blicano, John Hamilton.
Ell Presidente Roosevelt man
tiene, y con e todos los demo
cratas liberales y lea'es, que el
part.do democratico debe Inn
piar srs filas de los traidores 81
quiere veneer en- los comicios de
1910.
La gaceta., 1939-04-21

Y en- la Gale de Alcala, en- Ia
ciudad traicionada por las demo
cracias que Ell miedo envilecie-
ra, Franco sera saludado por e.
pueblo.
Ell pueblo de Madrid aplaudi-
ra porqre la Falanje, Violencia G
intransigencia, hara que todos
aplaudan, como Sc hace en- Roma
Y en- Berlin.
Aplaudiran TODD por tenor a
las bayonetas y ~pelotones de fu-
silamiento, no por carino al ge-
neral traidor.
En- los paises totalitarios Sc
r~eglamentan los aplausos y has
ia la sonrisa.
Cuando ell dictador demanda
aplausos para sus palabras 0
delitos, Sc aplaude a rabiar
cuando ell dictator sonrie, los
siervos rien a mandibula ba-
tiente.
iPero en- ell coraz6n de Espa-
ma esta clavada la daga de Ia
raici6n y Ell pueblo no 10 olvida
La gaceta., 1939-04-21

Solo la llegada de la guerra
evitaria la derrota del "Nuevc
Trato" en- 1940-Opina ell eco.
nomiSta Babson.
Ell "nuevo trato' ha sido trail
cionado por algunos de sus ami
Cos Y especialmente por los de-
m6cratas conServadores del Sur.
incluyendo al senator George
de Georgia.
81 Ell "nuevo trato" es derro-
tado en- 1910, 10 sera por la d
LAMA de los dem6cratas conser-
vadores y ultracOnservadores
con los republicanos reactions
rios.
iY 81 la desgracia ocurre, los
trabajadores, ahora ~desunidos
seran los primeros en- sabOrear
la amargura!
I'm GobiernO qre lucha por e.
pueblo seria reeplazado por unc
al servicio de los "pulpos' y de
la democracia mediatizada y des
prestigiada.
La gaceta., 1939-04-21
Sc LIE INCENDIO Ell MOTOR
Y ESCAPE CON VIDA

Jasper, Fla, abril 21.-Un
pronto aterrizaje salv6 aver a
vida al photo de aviaci6n j.
B. Dobson, de Chattanooga,
Tenn, cuyo motor Sc incendi6
en- ell aire. Ell aparato sufri6 a.
verfas de importancia, pero
Dobson sufri6 lesiones leves,
que lie p%ermitieron seguir via
je por tren.
Ell photo Sc dirigia con su
aeroplano desde Miami a Chat
tanooga y buscaba ell aer6dro-
mo de Valdosta, Ca, cuando
ell motor Sc lie incendi6. Manic
brando con gran habilidad ate
rriz6 junto a un pequeho lag9
La gaceta., 1939-04-21
Russia propone a Inglaterra una
completa alianza miltar
Los buques de la escuadra alemana pasaron
por ell canal ingles. -.
C~ontinuan las negociaciones entire
Londres y Moscu

LONDRES, abril 21.-Cuan
do los buques de la escuadra
alemara pasaban por ell canal
.inglts, en- direction a las aguas
de Fspana, los peri6dicos da.
ban la noticia de que Russia
proponia a Inglaterra una
completa alianza militar.
Russia promote ell apoyo de
toias sus fuerzaS militares, ma
wales v a6reas a Francia e In
glaterra, en- cambio por I'm
apoyo igual y decisive.
La noticia del ofrecimiento
del Soviet. que no admite ter
minos medios, fue communicate
a Ford Halifax, ministro de
Negocios Extranjeros, pOr ell
embajador ingles en- MoscI,
Sir William Seeds.
Inglaterra y Francia pare
cen resueltas a aceptar esa Z
LAMA, pero antes consultaran
a los Gobicrnos de Polonia y
Rumania.
Las negociaciones entire In
glaterra Y ell Soviet Sc mantle
men sobre un plano de gran &C
tividad. Hoy llegara a Mosc1,
y conference.-the con Maxim
Litvinoff y Jose Stain, ell en-
bajador en- la Gran Bretaha,
Ivan Maisky.
Russia no desea pactos o a.
rreglos parciales, sabiendo qua
tiene dos poderosos enemigos.
Alemania Y Ell Japon.
Prefiere ell Gobierno Soviet
una amplia alianza de todas
La gaceta., 1939-04-21
Ciano Goering %asistiran a la
entrada de Franco en- Madrid
nente Sc ha resuelto que Gastone
Gambara marche a la cabeza de las tropa
Esperase que Franco ordene la libertad de 81
prisioneros norteamericanos

Nuevas tropas llegaron a La
Linea. frente a Gibraltar, seg1n
los informes remitidos por las
autoridades del Pen6n.
Jose Cuenca, qre Sc dice fir
mo como juez mas de $50 senten
cias de muerte, ha sido encarce-
laio por los fasciStas en- Madrid.
Creese que sera condenado a mo
rir por fusilamiento.
Esp6rase DE un momento q
otro que ell regimen de Franco
ordene la libertad, enviandolos a
Francia, de 81 americanos que
pertenecen a las brigadas inter-
.acionales.
FL encargaio de negocios de
los Estados Unido5 en- Burgos,
II. Freeman Mathews, Sc intere-
8 va por esos prisioneros.
Mathews eStima quq a esos
hombres Sc les pagaran los rasa-
jes, desde Francia, por los mis-
mos grupos que los enviaron a
Espaha. Los fondos para devOl-
verlos a America seran recolec-
tados por los Amigos del Bata-
Hon Abraham Lincoln, ell Co.
miteNorteamericano de ayuda a
la Democratic Espahola y otras
colectividades. Ell case del avia-
dor Harold Dahl Sc resolvera Sc
paradamente. Dahl Sc encuentra
en- Salamanca y ALI goza de una
relativa libertad.
La embajada de los Estados
Unidos en- Madrid no Sc reabri-
"a hasta ell otono.