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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
6mten Rot fir 2lrbeit.
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Hsricnen, Die beobiihtieen sseier.
tags,rbeit 81 iuhen, haben cine bei-
lere @elcgenbeit Irbeit su erbalten,
pern lie lid ibrc Social Seclritp
Nl:mmer bolelt bepor lie arbeit iu,
den iaat Fri. Morp 8. @oobs, Mgr.
Der SociaI Seruritp Office in Glepe-
lanS, BERN piele ber 1irmen fraaen
barnah bepor lie iemanoen anitenen.
IS ipart Seit ,no llnannpbmlihfei.
ten, bie Summer borber 5u beiisen.
2a5 8nrean i'm LINTON Commerce
8ui!oing, Sit 9. nno guclib, lit Dor.
bers:tet iolde aarten alisslilteaen llnb
auh m iolhe 9erionen, bie lire Scar.
ten perloren baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
t5jdkriees $tiitmnesFeit Ser Dentieben
aenfrQle
Sic cnnen nppm Singer seaten lire behen eetnnsen
9cntf0lc

Scnntoanod,mittoa bate Sic Ieut.
ife Sentrale sn ibrem IS. Stiitllnas.
feit in ser Sd,lpei;er Solle einaelaoen
Gin Mame it nit Ser @eihifte sic.
Ter Organization l,nlosbar porbun-
ben bes s0tannes, beiien Satfraft
itnr Sincabe on Die Sohe sic 0eut.
ife 9entrale ihr Gntiteben peroanft
- Serr Selir Shnlibt.
1ic NeSner beim sseit ser Seutihen
Sent,ale unterlieben es allh niht,
allf ole @eitid,te uno 3iele bieier Sr,
aaniIntion binslnpeiien. Mme. Sc 9i.
Dol: Nab einen lleberblif iiber oie hi.
itpriihe gnhpifl,ne Ser Sentrole
llnS pergab batei auh nift, ser eriten
Wtitorbelter an Dem slufbou entlpres
hene 81 9ebenfen. Sic selete aub,
oa6 bieie SrganiI Intipn Dor olem &C.
id,affen nprben NOR, im nptleibens
be oc,ltiche &olfsacnoiicn su ltnter.
ltiiten lmo hnen slrbeit sll perifafs
fen Sic lhilSerte, ipe ourf fret
pilt'oe Mtitarbeit ein Werf entltano,
allf luclches oos Qcionte Seutihtilm
rift MIR ser Staot. ipnbern aud, oes
aanssn Sarbes NIT Stols bliden
fam. llrb ,bre 9febe flone aus in
Dem sSunlh, haB bieIes @erf niht
nllr erhalten b!elben, ionbern nod
meter aeIiibrt Derhen moge sum
@cbie Ses Sel,tidtunts.
Scr speite Ne>ner par fem an
berer als Ser @riinSer ser 3eutrale
ielb Serr Selir Shniht 9rallIcnoer
eSilbel erldalte, ols er sic 9iihne
betrat ilnb nit Ser altpertrallten 9e-
ariib.utg n2onosIcl,te" ieine Nus.
fithr:rroer begcnn. gr pibnete oieie
mebr Sen 3ielen llnh 9eItrebunaen
Der Organization, Sic eeld,aiien NOR.
Ben lei, nm nctleibenbe GplfsaencI-
fer Ut rnteritiisen unb ihnen slrbeit
81 n'rihnffen. Gr 'chilberte, ipie ihm
Der @ebonfe Der griinbune elmer
heulihen @ohlfohrtsorauniiotion
fam. OILS pcr iibrr IS Sobren ein
bellticler SnrhSmorn aus Senneiiee,
Der itnteritiitune hrineenb benotiete,
an i'm aetpieIen ipurbe l,no niemono
hel'en fonnte. geionhers muroe in
bieie.r 3ulommerbnne ser nun Der.
ftoruenen Srou @roborot aeooht, Sc
rem Mrbeit ipater bon Gina 2alter
fortccfiihrt ipuroe 3err Shn1ibt er,
mohate. bob hic'e slrbeit Ser @ohl-
titigfeit niht pergeiien perSen biirfe.
sserper forbertp er auf. mehr bie Gile.
ee see heltIc1en @emiitslebens in oen
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$taatSattect tSrieeeit pen
ctes,talieen Giete4en
,1nN Slctuofctt

Wit Der sdoff,,ne oes Nroteftp
rats goblnen ilno @fGhren baben Die
friiheren tihehtilcmofiihen Staats
anaeborigen oeutiher Gclfssuaeb0
rigfett sic oeltihe Meifsnnaeboria-
feit ertporbcn. Ie,ltiche Meifsonae-
hori1" iinb oantit aae Gerionen bel,t.
'd1er @olfssllaeborigfeit aelpproen,
oie bel Der Shaffllna oes Grotefto,
rots ibren Wohniit in Sen 91noern
Boh,nen nno' 0iGhren botten ooer
bort ,beimatbereftiet poren. Musae,
nomn;en bon b'eier Gerorbnung iiber
oen @rtperb Ser oe,,tid,en Stootsan.
aeb6;iafeit iino bie friiberen tiheht,
llomcfiihen staotsoneeborieen, sic
berelfs auf @rino oes oeutih -tihcd,o-
llorotiihen staotsaneeborigfeits
uno Sptionspertroes bonn 90. 9eo-
oemter 1888 9eutihe eemoroen linb.
Die oel,tihe Staotsaneeboriefeit bat
i'm 3ulommenbona nit ser shoi-
fln1 bes Eroteftorots nidjt erlporben,
tper nod oem Gerll,it ser tihehoilo.
mafiiten Staatsonacborigfeit cine
anoerr staatsanechorigfcit erlucrben
bat. Ser mer am 16 NfGrs 1889 fci-
nen Wobniis in Sen ebemalieen tide
hoI!t.pafi' dlen 2inoern Slptpafci
ooet 3arpatbo- llfraine batte. @ie in
Dem Groteftorot gobn,en lno MGb-
ren 'iir sic BORT aniiiiieen oeutihen
Heinsaneeborieen, 10 miro ond) burd,
oie Gertret,lneen oes 9'cihs inn s(us.
mnb pie Grfaiiune ser III getraht
fomnenoen @eihsangebGriaen im
Musranb bitrhaefiibrt. Gorausietl,na
fiir SEN Grnerb Scr oeutihen Reid,s.
angc'oriafeit lit Ser geiit ser oeltt.
lhen Golfs5rgpborigfeit. IeutIher
Tolfs sueeborigcr lit. tper iid1 ielbit
als slneeborieer oes oeutiden @oIfes
befeant, iofern oies 8efenntris burd,
beitlmmte 1atohen, ipie Sprahe, Gr.
5iebung, aultl,r 1,itp. beit1tiet miro.
Sie nod ppritebenoem in ;sraae fcm.
mensen oeutihcn @olfssugeborieen,
Die 1920 NIT, ser shafil,na ser che
malicen 9idlehoilpmafei tibefoilo,
ipatiIhe Stautsangeboriee iperoen
mltbten, ltno oie ieitber fcine anoere
Sta1:sange5oriafeit ols Sic tihefo-
ilopafilde erluorben baben, iperoen
bierrtit al,fgefnrbert, iih ipegen Me.
aelrre ibrer Staotsanseboriefeits.
papinre nltf Dem 9elltifen aoniuIot
in Gleuelanb, Sbip, 1922 Miolano
Building, ein5ufinben ooer ub ihriit-
lid, IL! meloen.
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@oroererlnb 81 Stellen.. 0ies. ieien
Soecle, Sic in Der 3,tfitnft einen Mn.
'pora 5u tpeit"rer eriprieblif,er Cd
tiefet bilben t1nnien.
Sns Erparomm tpllroe auseeiiiat
ourth Gortrdee oes 9eutiden Son.
iertorheIters, elmer aus Ser 9el,tihen
3entroIe berporeeaaneenen Sreani.
iot,on, sic Nun inter 2eitlna bon
gntnn Soeol itebt. ErGiioent Ser 8.
g., Serr Gr. Reifle, rihtete ei,liae
Morte ser 9csriiBlina an sic @dite,
sic ben aeruumieen Snol bis ouf sen
Iestan Ylas fiillten Ser 9menhcr
,S1rcnio" uno ser MGnnerhor
yGintroht=Sermania" inter Yrof.
u. 9t'fclnus botten es iidl niht neb.
men lolicn, oie slnpeienoen burh eis
ni1e id)one 9ieber 81, erfreuen. Die
Surn. uno Snort1ruppe Ser 3. 3.
,partcte nit tlrneriihen unb ofroba.
tiichen @priiibrl,naen ouf. Sie 9m,'
ern1rlppe ser @lauen 9onalt gab
Sirr!er Mlpenlieber lno Sfubplatts
Ter tinse Sllm 9eiten. 9as ,seit als
iclhcs fcnnte notiirIih sic @riinoer
unS GiuniereA Ser Organization niht
iibct,ehen lno Serr Meihle itellte bie-
ic bem Yubliflm Dor. Gs Iinb oies:
bie Serren Stride, 9ottermann, @cls
iranr, 9Germaloe. @ittbubn, gaer,
Or. Shneloer, George Shneioer,
9ricsah, Siilsman &aib, Sahnid,
9inoel, Shleiher, Ial,l ariiaer l,nb
,srn; 9eter. 8eionbers begriiBt nllrr
Sc oas leutihe Manoolinenorheiter
lpeldses bas Grblifllm naf) sfpeiidb-
riaer Snaf.ipitdt rpicoer nit ieinem
Sple. erireilte eigenortig mlltete es
an. oob bon oen Neiltifen @elanes
pcreinen feiner ieine 9ieber erIholen
Iieb icnoern ipie inlmer, luenn es
gift oeutihe geitrebl,neen ilt unter-
itiisen, iprineen Die Siebenbiiraer
Sat,ien @ei ianepereine eiu. Tanf lei
ibnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Gafe Gteater

"1nn Gpniciiiun" nnb v5po @mib to
Worf, besinnt ;sre;tas, l.. 9esember.
@ieoer eeben @orner Bros. 2ofe
Sheoter an Guclir lino Sit II. ctr.
oas apmmen ppn iipei eroben 9up.
pelIl!men befnnnt SIN eriten 8ilb
sui Gonieiiion" ipielen Gictor Wc.
Saaien, Soiepb Gaaoin, Saap Oilers
rnb Sarrp 6itseraIb. Sn bieiem
Bib miro ssitlernlb sum Sooe Der,
urteilt llrb 10 ipirb bas gilo bis sum
Sohepllnft altflebout bis ein onoerer
Gereteher Elm @eitGnonis ablegt. ,sn
$50 gnip to @orf" ipielt oie beliebte
Sores Samilie. @erpaiien Sic bieie
8ilber niht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30

loo Wfen anb u @irl", un6 ,9bree
Smnrt Girls Srom lip" iinb ebenic
ibr' Er5euaniiit. 0eonna perIiebt ii1
in &obert Stcb unb Selen Yarriib
ipielt cine frede aouiine. Muber bic.
ien roirfen NIT Beatrice Son, gueene
Haaette, CHARLES Coleman, 0rdnf
Senfs, 2uciae @aro l,n6 Dorotb1
Gausb l,no Marp 3reen iotpie Suns
Sfrrep, 0tarcia @sae Sones unS
sSat Mulball. 0ies Bib ipirb i4ot
am ;reitaq poraefiihrt.
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int wilna a,.iec>eeet

Hina Die aonnper aprreipcnben.
ten .,cttiiher Nldtter herid,teten bon
elmer .rcIniihen %eridporllna" ee'
aer litoriihe 9ehorben Sic Iaaen,
mctrere bunoert friibere polniif,e
Siiisiere bitten lid, als Stubenten an
ser Nilnaer llniperlitGt eittraeen
loiien INT bon BORT aus llmIturSar.
Belt al betrciben.
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GnelGt,Ser eebei, St6rte
.Ses WeittpalleS ~

2onbon. Die sbefoni,teite Der eng.
lii6vn Milit1r3eitidriften, .slrmp
Gnarterlp" hefnbt iih nit oent oelt.
ihsn 8eitpoa Mho fontn,t in ibren
getra6tlineett sn benz sdllb, oaf,
ber s5!eitIpaa .itdrser, iit als Der Gef,
fentlidfcit in England 3ueeeeben
tpor6en it,"
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1niel 8cre,aift an

Berlin. aieffliegerbe ensliihe
aatapfflus5eine bariuhten einen SIN.
grit anf ben oelltfden 0lueitiis.
puntt oi:f Der Sniel gorfi,nt, oidt
bor ser Miinbuns Der Gms, ipuroen
abcr abgelpieien.
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yGirit Qone" fpmmt ant 1. December
0eannd gurbin's ied,Ites 9ilo
.6irit 2ope" fomn,t nod bem Sippc.
bronze sbeoter am 5reitae, oen l..
9e5cn,ber. 0ieier Slim ipurbe bon
Soc Naiternaf bargeitellt. Der fiir
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ont,rortlid) lit. Sbree smort Girls
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prinectcn Sfu&ette,t
fiir Hitler unN 8ecSepell

Erinceton, q S. Grdiioent @ooie.
belt lit her ~srokte Iebenoe slmeri.
faner" - aber MboIf &itler lit Der
ygrcfte Iebenoe @enih" iiberbaupt.
60 baben Die Stuoenten BEL elmer Mb.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-10-26

now BOG, half of the pupils being girls
and half of them boys: or 1853 each
of the two sexes.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Calls were
guests Sunday evening of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Calls.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leash, Beaver
Falls, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Nelson, Fort Hill, Pa, were guests on
Saturday evening of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Smith.
Misses Leah Anderson and Florence
Morley, Philadelphia, and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Anderson and daughters, of
Homecoming, were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Englehart on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gest, Cleveland,
were weekend guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Carl Dauphin
Walter Richter, Harold Kahl and
Walter Bowman made a business trip
to Hartville, o., one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sproul, Pitts
burgh, were Sunday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. George VAIL.
Earl Frickey and family, Grants
vile, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Alexander
and family were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Alexander on Sunday.
Clark Schlossnagle and family and
Hobart Bishoff and family, all of
Hoyes, and Mrs. Allie Speicher were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Foster Yost on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Burkhard Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fike at
Friendsville on Sunday.
Dinner guests at the home of Mrs.
w. A. Speicher were F. o. Speicher
and family, Friendsville; Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Zehner and Frank Zehner, of
Grantsville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Calls.
Miss Nellie Peck and Claude Bishoff
of Hoyes, were visiting Mrs. H. j
Speicher on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Speicher visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Glotfelty at Nc
Henry, Sunday.
Miss Betty Scrogum, who is a stu
dent at Bridgewater College, Va, was
pleasantly surprised to have her Sun
day school class and its teacher, H. NJ
Speicher, visit her on Sunday. Mrs
Scrogum and Mrs. Speicher accom-
panied the party.
Mrs. A. Georg, Mrs. Luther Keller
Mrs. Fred. Glotfelty, Mrs. William
Zinkan and daughter Eva and Dale
Fike were visiting Mrs. James Ste
phens at New Germany last Tuesday
Mrs. Melchoir Hetrick and Mrs
Ruth Hetrick, Bittinger, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Schmale one day las
week.
Miss Rosie Smith was guest O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nicholson at Con
fuence on Sunday.
Miss Elma Georg and Miss Fred
erica Campbell, of Cumberland, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Georg
on Sunday,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-10-26
LOCAL POPULACE TO TAKE
PARTINWESTERN ROUNDUP
Fall Roundup OF Values Offered
Here On Lever Bros. Products

The flavor of the real West is prom
inent in the Oakland shopping area.
A Fall Roundup of Values is tax
ing place now in the neighborhood
stores. and according to local grocers
is already arousing considerable COM
ment and buying fervor among local
housewives. A special sale on shorten
mo soap and other items, it appeals
IN the pocketbook as well as to the
imagination. In addition to offering
housewives unusual values on Lever
Brothers products, the sale includes
many other popular items and Is
geared to reflect the exciting atmos-
phere of the west, with its traditional
roundups. From store windows, from
overwire pennants, from counter CARDS
are radiated scenes Of the west. In
terse, colorful lingo, the Fall Roundup
of Values on Lifebuoy, Rinse, Lux,
Lux Toilet Soap, Spry and other pop
nlar items, is outlined on these store
pieces.
Corralling a herd of values into
neighborhood stores for Oakland con-
sumers, and acting as a business slim
ulant for local merchants, the Fall
Roundup of Values is proving itself
one of the most popular sales events
of the year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Aiken had as
their guests on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
William Miller, Miss Rose Miller, Fred
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Richter,
George Miller, ST., and Mrs. Margold
Harmon and children, of Universal,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Albright and
Mrs. J. M. Alexander, of Frostburg,
Miss Jessie Guard and Raymond Nc
Cullough were guests on Sunday ev-
ening of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Kesner.
Miss Ola Richter, with friends of
Pittsburgh, were weekend guests Of
Miss Gertrude Richter.
Misses Kathryn Speicher and nellie
Alexander were dinner guests Sat
urday evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Kietfner, Cumberland
Mrs. Margold Harmon and chill
dren, Universal, Pa, are spending
some time visiting friends and rela-
tives here. Mrs. Harmon will be re-
membered as the former Miss Amelia
Miller, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Miller.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-10-26
ACCIDENT
Church Services

Church services
st. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
church-Divine worship, $3.50; Sun
day school, 1920.
Church of the Brethren: Sunday
school at 9:30 and Divine worship at
1890 a. m,
Zion Evangelical Lutheran church:
Sunday school and Bible class, $3.50;
English service and Holy Communion,
1890.
School Notes
Miss Kathryn Speicher, Miss Louise
Dillon, Miss Jean Young, Mrs. W. j.
Glenn and B. o. Aiken will attend the
State Teachers Meeting to be held in
Baltimore Friday and Saturday, Octo-
Der 81 and %.
Members of the senior class are
working on minstrel which they plan
to present in November.
The enrolment in the local school Is
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-10-26

Lake Park, Hoyes and Hoyes Run.
Miss Alberta Goebel, principal of
the Sang Run school, spent Monday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Harland
Ridder in Oakland.
Emmett Friend and Miss Louise
Savage were shopping in Cumberland
Saturday afternoon.
William Burdette, formerly en-
ployed near Luray, Va, returned here
Sunday and has secured employment
with Joseph Dewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alvin Friend and
grandson Jack limbaugh visited Mrs.
Elwood limbaugh in Oakland, Sunday
afternoon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-10-26
SANG RUN

Quite number of new families have
recently moved to Sang Run, among
them being Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank
Browning and family, from Oakland;
Rev. Dodkins and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Cuppett and Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Dewitt. The newcomers were
former residents of Oakland, Mountain
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-10-26

Miss Martha Friend. student at the
State Teachers College, Frostburg,
La gaceta., 1939-09-01
La obra de la Retaguardia de Tampa

lianos y moros, estA con Polo
MIA, la RepGblica agredida.
Defender a Polonia. dentro de
los medios que cada cual tenga
a su alcance\y a reserva de 10
que ordene el gobierno de les
Estados Unidos, es un deber de
humanidad.
Como Utopia, como China, co
mo Espana, Polonia usara las ar
mas en- defensa de su indepen-
dencia.
Cuando los italianos faseiStas
invadieron a Abisinia, Inglate-
ira tom6 ATTITUDES amenazan-
ties, pero NADIA hizo,
Protegida China de Ia .nva =
sion exterior por ell tratado de
nueve potencias, todas las nacio
mes s~ignatarias lie volvieron la
espalda al regimen de Chang
Kai Shek y los japoneses Sc apo
deraron de la Manchuria Y de
las principles provincias chi
mas.
En- Espana, los militares trai
dores, la hez de la canalla del
mundo, hicieron un pacto de g.
LAMA con ell fascismo italiano y
ell nazismo aleman.
La Repdblica, que expresaba
a sentir del pueblo, hizo resis-
lencia a los agreSores y estOs
ii eron contenidos.
Iban a ser dominadoS los ''eS-
padones," cuando los dictadores
de Berlin Y Roma feSolVleron
mandar cetenares de aeroplanOs
J centenares de miles de hon.
breS en- ayuda de sus "protgi =
dos"
Italianos, alemanes y moros
ganaron para Franco y sus COM
plices de crimen, la guerra de
Espana.
LIE volvieron la espalda a!
pueblo espanol, la democratica
Francia, la democratica Ingla-
terra y todas las democracias,
con exception de MEXICO.
Russia, que no es Una democra
ia y ahora menos que nunca al
ratificar su pacto con los nazis
agresores, ayud6 a Espana en-
cierto modo, pero toda su ayuda
La gaceta., 1939-09-01
Ell movimiento obrero local, ~nacionaI y mundiaI
(PoR PEPE BUENAFE)

escuadras y ej6rcit0s inician I'm
movimiento de exterminio en-
masa?
Con los trabajadores no Sc
ha consUltado directamente, Co
mo no Sc consulto con ellos Ell
1914
Actualmente como en- los me-
ses que precedieron a la ante
rior terrible guerra mundial, Ell
hombrs que trabaja ~contin1a
siendo esclavo de la pobreza y
carne de canon.
5Puede ell obrero a Oman, O
ell italiano, exponer sus opinio-
mes 0 criterios frente a los de-
mentes q, 10 ~arrastran a la que
ira como Ell carnicero arrastra-
ria a una oveja o un cerdo?
Hitler no ha consdltado a sus
Crabajadores, como tampoco 10
hara Mussolini, en- ell case de
que resuelva mantener, por me-
do de las armas, ell funciona-
miento del Eje.
Y tampoco Sc ha consultado
directamente a los trabajadores
en- Polonia, Francia e Inglate-
ira, donde todavia ell obrero pue
de opinar ,aunque no desviar la
corriente de la guerra.
La guerra de 1889, que pudie-
ra extenderse por TODD ell mum
do, encUentra a los trabajad0-
res en- la misma posici6n de inc
ficacia e impotencia de 1914.
La gaceta., 1939-09-01

PoloESd
Fl totalitsrismo agredi6 aver
a una nueva yictima, la repdbli-
ca de Polonia.
Naci6n sometida a un regi-
mon militar, de tipo dictatorial,
Polonia contestant hoy a la VIC
lencia con la violencia.
Francia c Inglaterra, aliadls
de Polonia, declararan la guerra
a los "nazis", en- defensa de Ia
jrsticia y de los derechos de los
pueblos debiles.
ISera conquistada Polonia
por la barbarie nazi, como 10 fue
ran Austria q Checoeslovaquia?
Cuando escribimos estas IL
meas va la aviacion "nazi", CO.
mo 10 hiciera en- Espana, ACADIA
de bombardear a Varsovia, la ca
pital polaca, y otras ciudades de
la naci6n que aver contest6 ne
gativamente a las impertinentes
demands de Adolfo Hitler.
Toda la Simpatia de los ami
Cos de la Espana leal y republl-
cana, agredida y bombardeada
por nazis alemanes, fascistas tia
La gaceta., 1939-09-01
Los Obreros u Ia Guerra

Los Obreros q la Guerra
Hace pocos diaS, los obreros
ingleses, miembros del partido
Laborista, lie mandaron un men
safe a los obreroS alemanes, sief
voS de Hitler. incitandoleS a e
vitar la guerra por medic de RAJ
pida acci6n contra ell tirano y
sus secuaces.
En- los dias de ahora, en- los
pueblos dominadoS por ell totali-
tarismo, los trabajadores no tie
men mas opinion qre la de los
jefes "nazis' y "fascistas'.
Ell mensaje de los obreros bril-
tanicos no lego a los obreros a.
lemanes porque eStos no existen
como hombres capaces de pen
sar y actuar por su cuenta.
TODD ell movimiento obrero a.
lema1 esta en- las manos de los
sicarios de Hitler, TODD Ell movi-
miento obrero aleman no es otra
cosa que una enorme masa de
carne de canon.
La "carne de canon, los es-
clavos, nj siquiera pudo enterar-
sc de 10 que Sc lie communicable.
Hoy las hostilidades comen-
aaron en- territorio de Polonia y
TODD indica que otra gran que
IRA Sc avecina.
SCual es ell papel de los ira
bajadores del mundo en- este ano
de desgracia 1889, cuando de
nuevo los aeroplanos, canones,
La gaceta., 1939-09-01


f apisonada y destrulda por el
comits de No-Intervenci6n,
Los lealeS amigos de la Espa-
ia rcpuol.cana, hoy hacen suya,
con la mayor sinceridad, la eau
sa del atacado pueblo polaco.
De la ibertad de Polonia y
del aplastamiento definitivo de
Ia anudemocracia depende Ell fu
turo del pueblo espanol.
6Cual sera la poslcion del des-
p. ecIable tIrano Franco en- esta
nora de crisis, cLando los avio-
neS de sus amigos alemaneS
Oombardean a Narsovia como
O0moaroearon a Guernica, Ma
drIa y Barcelona?
Sc ha dicho va que Franco
permanecera neutral, con mott
70 de haberSe firmado ell pacto
de no-agresion entire Russia y A
lemania pero 81 no permanecie-
ia neural, los eSpanoles leales
serIan sulIcienteS para derro-
Jarlo, medlante la entrega, por
parle de las democracIaS, de los
dlmamentos que les negaron
clando la Republlca defendia
Su independence y ell derecho
de los espanoles a su libertad.
La gaceta., 1939-09-01
LSPANA Sc PREPARE PA
RIA LA GUERRA

Paris, Sept. 1o-Comunican
de BurgoS que ell general Fran
co ha ordenado la integracion
de un Estado Mayor para ell e.
Jercito, la Marina y la Aviaci6n,
en- saso de guerra.
La posici6n de Espana Deepen
de, al decir de los falangistas
oien i%nformados, de la actitud
que adopte Mussolini.
La gaceta., 1939-09-01

Los gobiernos cuentan con To-
trabajadores, como carne de Ca
non, antes y despues de que es-
tale la guerra.
ILlegara la caILe de canon,
como resultado de la nueva que
ira a librarse del dominic de las
minoriaS reaccionarias y a for
mar un frente comprensivo que
en- ell future evite toda posibili-
dad de guerra?
Evening star., 1939-12-17

HOLIDAY DINNERS end delightfully."-
with delicious, flavorful Sanka Coffee.
(Note: The Council on Foods of the
American Medical Association says:
"Sanka Coffee is free from caffein effect
and can be used when other coffee has
been forbidden.")
TUNE IN 1--WE. TINS ptoPLf," u
Evening star., 1939-12-17

THE SUNDAY AFTERNOON NAP comes easy to Gramp
But not everybody slip off dreamland easy-ar-
tculary those affected by cafein in coee But you
enjoy both good coffee and sound sleep if you switch
Sanka Cofee It's o79o caeinree REAL cohee-aT coffee
with only the caen removed and all the flavor left n Get
Sanka Coffee tomorrow. drip" regular" grind.
Evening star., 1939-12-17

Four-ton problem child Of freedom convinced
August hippo student Fort LouderdoIe Fo onmoi tronno
school, thot all he wonted Of it, Breokne from his
eose he found neoby Ioke just his liking As this
tries lure him beck with food August opens wide for but
stoys in the lake. Wide World A.. P. Photos
Evening star., 1939-07-09
HOUSES UNFURNishEp.

ARLINGTON, sos N. LINCOLN ST-5
rooms, bath, finished attic; p block transp,
| schools. etc: large lot Chestnut 1919
Evening star., 1939-07-09
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE,

JESSUP MD. ON B. &, O.-APARTMENT
: rooms or more. modern furn. or unfur.
nished MRS W. PURKINS. Q.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

| 7l03 GEORGIA AVE. NW-MODERN =
| rm: house arranged for > families front
and rear porches. lge. back yard and garage
! OIL heat. Call OWNER. Geo. 2GaR
Evening star., 1939-07-09
MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE
APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN

Merchants accepts full responsibility,
Padded vans. Trained men. Low rates
Can Merchants. Natlona! 5000.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

25% GALLATIN ST NW.-NEW. 3-RM.
ant. bath, front porch. lovely back yard:
elec. gas. heat incl; $50. Decatur 1881.
423 HAMILTON ST NV ROOMS,
kitchen. bath; Frigidaire, heat gas, elec-