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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14
1878 Tourist
Cors Enter Stote
Before Labor Day

When Labor Day put its heavy
hand on tourist travel, 93,763 cars
had entered Montana to give their
369,344 occupants view of the
Treasure States great vacationland,
according to report by the state
highway department. At the same
time last year 83.665, or II per cent
less, cars had been registered by the
states ports of entry stations and
u. S. customs stations on the Cana
dian border.
D. A. McKinnon, state highway
engineer, said many more cars prob
ably came to the state but were not
registered because they either did
not stop at the stations or because
they entered the state after the
stations were closed for the night
The state report correspondent close
ly with the one issued by Glacier
park, where this years travel was
listed at II per cent above that
of 1888.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14

dramatic roles. Myrna 10y brings
all her proven talents for irrepres-
sible comedy to the screen, along
with "a dazzling series of ultrafash-
ionable gowns Richly produced by
Louis D. Lighton, and enacted
against a Manhattan background
covering all the high spots and
night spots of the big city, Lucky
Night was brilliantly directed by
Academy award winner, Norman
Taurog.
An extra attraction will show
Claude Rains in the patriotic short,
"Song of Liberty" Sunday and Mon
day. Sept IT, Is.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14
YELLOWSTONE OPEN YEAR
AROUND.

Announcement has been made by
the Gardiner Commercial Club that
Yellowstone National Park is open
the year around via that entrance.
The bulletin stated, Yellowstone
affords informal accommodations
and Gardiner offers every accom-
mediation throughout the year. Six
ty miles of road remain open even
in the dead of winter and ski trips
are made to the fine natural scenic
beauties at this time. AT the pres
ent time Indian summer holds the
wonderland in its grip, the most
beautiful season of the year.
Information concerning the park
or elk hunting in Park county may
be obtained by writing the Gem
mercial Club at, Gardiner. Mont.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14

might be benefited by such treat
ment.
Presented by Mrs Anna w Kemp
of Poison. Montana.
V.
Whersas; The Women of District
of the Montana Federation of
Women's Clubs in convention as
sembled wish to do all within their
power to avert war,
Now Therefore Be 1t Resolved
That each woman of the district
write the President, our senators and
our Representatives in congress, ask
ing the following questions:
what can we. as women and
mothers, do to prevent war?
why should we who believe IN
democracy presume to decide ques-
tons for other nations?
Since this nation cannot be sue
cessfully attacked. why should we
fear other nations?"
Presented by Jeanette Rankin.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14
craixhead Addresses Union.

Barclay Craighead, chairman OF
the Unemployment Compensation
Commission of Montana, spoke brief
ly to the Lumber & Sawmill Work
ers Union at the Moose hall last
Tuesday evening. The subject which
he dwelled upon was that of unem-
plovment insurance and an outline
of compensation laws of Montana.
The members of the union enjoyed
his talk very much and say they
CLEANED much information.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14
DUCK HUNTERS, ATTENTION.

The migratory bird shooting sea-
son for ducks. geese, brant and coot
for Montana shall be from October
22nd to December 5th, both dates
inclusive, for 1899.
Daily shooting hours from TOO
a. m, to 400 p. m.
Daily bag limit. Dicks Except
wood ducks, 10 in the aggregate
of all kinds, of which not more than
3. of any one, or more than IN the
aggregate, may be of the following
species-canvasbac redhead, buff
flehead and ruddy ducks; and any
person at any one time may pos
sess not more than 20 ducks in the
aggregate of all kinds, of which not
more than of any one, or more
than 6 in the aggregate, may be of
the following Professionalism,
redhead, bufflehead and ruddy
ducks.
Geese and Brant. Except Ross
goosel, 4 in the aggregate of all
kinds, and any person at any one
time may possess not more than B
in the aggregate of all kinds
Coot: Twenty five and any per-
not more than %.
Migratory game birds may be
taken with a bow and arrow, or
with shotgun not larger than No.
10 gauge, fired from the shoulder,
rifles prohibited
Automatic shotguns and hand OPP
Grated pump shotguns shall have the
magazine cut off or plugged with
one-piece metal or wooden filler
incapable of removal through the
loading end thereof SO as to reduce
the capacity of said gun to not more
than three shells at one time ir
the magazine and chamber com,
bined.
The use of live decoys prohibited
regardless of the distance interven
ing between such live decoys ane
the hunter
The use of power boat or sal
boat, or other floating craft or de
vice of any kind for the purpose o
concentrating. driving, rallying. o,
stirring up waterfowl or coots i.
prohibited, and it is not permiss
able to hunt migratory birds from
such power boat or sail boat
Migratory birds are not permit
ted to be taken by means, aid, OF
use, directly or indirectly of corn
wheat, oats, or other grain or prod
ucts thereof, salt, or any kind Of
feed whatsoever placed deposited
distributed, scattered, or otherwise
put out whereby such waterfowl
are lured, attracted, or enticed, re
CARELESS of %he distance intervening
between any such grain, salt, OF
feed and the position of the hunter
This act does not forbid the taking
Of such birds attracted by growing
or standing crops Of grain or b.
harvested grain fields so long a.
such crops are not manipulated Oh
such fields have not been harvested
by man or his agencies so as tC
cause such grain to be placed, de
posted, scattered, or otherwise pu
out as aforesaid
Any person Is years of age, OF
older, shall have on his person
when hunting migratory waterfowl
an unexpired Federal Migrator,
Bird Hunting Stamp, with his sig
nature written across the face OF tn.
stamp In ink.
Migratory bird regulations appl,
to Indians on or off a resertvioan.
KENNETH r. ROAHEN.
IT, S. Game MANAGEMENT Agent
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14
CARD OF THANKS.

To those who expressed thelT
sympathy in so many beautiful and
practical ways during our recent
bereavement, in the loss of our be-
loved wife and mosaer, we extend
our heartfelt thanks.
Emory R. Rusher.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rusher.
Clyde Rusher.
Charles Rusher.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14
Extends Thanks.

The Lumber & SaWmill Workers
Union wish to thank all who had
to do with making the Labor day
celebration such a. success. Audi
ences seemed to enjoy the entire
program and without the help Of
the donors and the participants this
time of good cheer" could not have
been enjoyed.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reported by the Lincoln County
Abstract Company
Ovella Roberts to Lucille Burch
w. D. land in SWASWA, Sec. IA
Twp. SO N. Rye. q w. M. NJ.
Alex ]. Donaldson to r. f. Hold.
er. W. D. lots 9. 10, II. II, ID, block
8, East Eureka.
Mrs. Fred G.. Dimick to Lora j
Hodson, w. D. W12SWA, Sec, s, ano
M NWA, Sec. II. Twp. 80 NJ, Rye
"a w. NJ. M.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CUFF
BY Hal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

First off we should like to thank
John Myers for his correction on a
little matter we published last week
He tells us that one gallon of
water weighs 8.345 pounds or APP
proximately Ola =. one watt
equals. .001341 horsepower and one
horsepower equals TAG kilowatts.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14
SMALL THOUGHTS

The history of the past is mere
puppet show--A little man comes
out and blows a little trumpet, and
goes in again.--You look for some
thing new, and 10! another little
man comes out and blows another
little trumpet, and goes in again
and it is all over-LongfelloW.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14
More Small Thoughts

War is profession by which a
man cannot live honorably, an EN-
ployment by which the soldier, if
he would reap any profits is obliged
to be false, rapacious, and crueI.-
Machiavelli.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14
MANION SERVICE

One black mare, five years old,
with colt.
Fortune tractor with brand new
motor which has governor and pow
er take-off. Also gang pillow.
Coles Alright heater. Practical
ly new. A real bargain.
Black mare, Ia years old, with
colt.
Logging truck and trailer, com.
plete with hunks and stakes. Ready
to log May be purchased on terms.
International 1h-2 ton truck Flat
bed body. Excellent condition.
MANION SERVICE
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14
Marriage License.

September 13, James V. Plunkett
and Marien Schaller, both of Bon
ners Ferry. The ceremony was per
formed by j. w Haigler
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14

jeanette Rankin must certainly
be a dynamic speaker for every per-
son who heard her gives nothing
but praise She is doing every
thing in her power to keep the
United States out of war says
the women are the ones that will
do it some how we are in
clined to agree with her for history
shows that all of the wars in the
past have been the fault of men
II was only recently that women
even had a voice in any sort of gov
eminent -. Well, we hope the
women do their duty as they see il
and we believe they will -.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14
WELL, WHAT Do YOU KNOW
ABOUT THISe

Perhaps the most famous canal in
the world is the Panama. This canal
cuts through the Isthmus of Pan
anna, connecting the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans. 1t was begun by
France, bought by the u S. in 1908,
and completed by u S army en-
gineers in 1914 It's length is 40.3
miles. least depth Al feet, and width
between 100 and 300 feet 1t has six
locks, lifting ships 81 feet from sea
level to Gatun lake. 1t is large
enough to pass all ships except the
recently built Queen Mary and Nor
mandie, which are too long for the
locks. The cost was S543, 744707.
Jerry O'Connell comes to us once
again Tuesday evening
this time with plan which will
tide us over until the Townsend
plan goes into effect .
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14

Iost-Purse containing cash and
rosary. Reward for return to Mrs.
Bertha Crotteau. II
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14

Whereas: Mrs. A. E. McLeish is
now the second vice president of
the Montana Federation and her
name will come before the Montana
State Federation convention at their
next meeting,
Now Therefore, Be 1t Resolved
That this delegate assembly approve
the candidacy of Mrs. A. E. McLeish
and forward a notice of their nom
ination together with copy of this
resolution to the state correspond
ing secretary.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14
WANTED

Elderly lady wants housekeeping
position. Notify Western News 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-09-14

House for rent; 5 rooms, modern,
close in.-Theresa Sanders, Libby
Hospital 1T
La gaceta., 1939-01-16
Ell DR.. REY DE REGRESO

De regreso de Sus vacaciones
de Pascuas, que pas6 en- la Ha-
bana al lado de suS familiares y
amigos, al sapiente y muy queri-
do joven DR.. Luis Rey Y Ola
chea, medico de la prestiogiosa
sociedad Circulo Crbano, Sc en-
cuentra nuevamente entire nose
tros Y desde hoy comenzara a
prestar sus servicios profesic-~
les a sus numerosos elientes, tan
to particulars como de las so
ciedades en- cuyo staff medico
figura.
Durante ST. ausencia estuvo a
cargo de sus pacientes del Circu
10 Cubano ell tambien joven y Ia
lentoso DR.. Julio Gavilla, quien
Sc ha hecho apreciar grandemer
te por su interes y asiduidad en-
la atenci6n de sus enfermos.
Nuestra bienvenida al queridC
joven DR.. Rey y Olachea, de Gu.
va ciencia somos enthusiasts ad-
miradores.
La gaceta., 1939-01-16

Barcelona, enero 16.-Uns
poderoSa Inca de defenSa, cons.
truida secretamente por ell go.
bierno, Sc interpone hoy en- ell a.
vance de los facciosos.
La nueva Inca Sc halla entire
Barcelona Y Tarragona y Sc des-
conoce su poder de resistencia.
Una nota del miniSterio de De
fensa anuncia la retirada de sus
tropas de Tarragona, retirada
ordenada por ell mando, no oca-
sionada por una derrota.
Todo indica que las fuertes
posi6iones republicans sc ha-
Han enclavadas entire Vendrell e
Igualada.
La retirada de ejercito leal,
hecha con maraviHosa precision,
es hoy elogiada por todos los ex-
pertos militares extranjeroS.
No existe peligro Immediate
en- cranto a Barcelona, no obs
tante las noticias en- contrario
dadas por los facciosos.
En- Barcelona ell gobierno di6
a la poblaci6n civil la aftermath
va de quelarse o marcharse. MI
chos siguieron a las tropas lea
les. Otros, e nsu mayor parte
ancianos, mujeres y ninos, resol
vieron quedarse. .
La a~rtilleria italiana contin1a
apoyando ell avance de los fac
ciosos, en- todos los lugares aban
donados por ell ejercito leal.
Aviones alemanes Junkers,
de bombardeo, ~arrojan bombas
sobre las po~siciones leales, sin
causar danos apreciables.
Sc ha notado que los disparos
de las baterfas antiaereas tipo
La gaceta., 1939-01-16
RADIO

WSUN-620 NBC Features
Sis Your Family & Mine.
$50 Adrian Rollini Orch.
GAS Lowell Thomas
1880 No Talent Wanted
500 AL Pearce Gang
$3.50 Margaret Speaks, con-
cert
900 Hour Of Charm
$50 Eddie Duchin
Contented Hour
1920 National Radio Forum
IL 100 Del Courtney Orch.
11:30 Ben Cutler Orch
II 100 Freddie Martin Orch.
~ 80 Erskine Hawkins Orch.
WDAE-l22O CHS Features
5:15 Let's Pretend
500 News
sos Rhythm Roundoup
$3.50 Bob Trout comment
TOO County Seat
7:16 Lum and Abner.
1880 Eddie Cantor Show
La gaceta., 1939-01-16
10 QUE OTROS DICEN
Y 70 COMENTO
Por Jose r. SanfeLiS


Ell proletariado de Estados
Unidos, en- las pasadas eleccio
mes, Sc present6 muy dividido,
dando oportunidad a los enc
migos de la administration, a
sacar triunfantes a sus candi-
datos. Los resultados va Sc es-
tan palpando. Sc lie MEGA al
Presidente Roosevelt las canti-
dades que el cree necesarias
para proseguir su humanitaria
obra de auxiliar a los que no
encuentran empleos product
vos en- las industries.
I'm dicho cubano: "Chivo
que rompe tambor, con su pc
llejo 10 paga."
La gaceta., 1939-01-16

por Italia, Alemania y los trai-
dores, 10 que nos parece impo-
sible, la lucha tendria que ser
mantenida.
Una victoria de Franco ha-
ria que salieran a la superb
Gle los traidores y los embos-
cados, en- esta ciudad, y enton
ces mayor seria la obligation
de mantener la obra democra-
tica.
Nosotros seguiremos en- nues
tro puesto, va sea con la victo-
ria o con la derrota.
81 derrota hubiera, 10 que
es impossible, seria una derro-
ia de pocos meSes, de pocos a.
nos, porque la guerra mundia.
es inevitable.
Ell pueblo espanol triunfa-
ra, no obstante la claudicaci6n
de los cobardes.
Viva la Rep1blica!
La gaceta., 1939-01-16
Ell DINERO DE LA
LIGA INTERSOCIAl

FL secretario de la Liga Inter
social de Pelota, ST.. Rogelio
Berdeal, nos manda TN informe
con los siguientes datos:
La Unione Italiana recibit
$185.O1, descompuesto en- esta
forma, $136.8O por la tempora.
da y $48.24 por la serie del cam.
peonato.
Centre Asturiano, $185.O4, er
la misma forma que la UnionC
Italiana.
I Circulo Cubano, $185.O4, en-
Ia misma forma que las anterio.
res, y Caballeros Leales $lS5.04
La parte de los clubs 0 de los
peloteros Sc d~istribuy6 asi: Unic
ne Italiana. $685., $1,000 de
la temporada y $231.55 de la Sc
RE del campeonato; Centre As
turiano. S29l.16, $1,000 de Ia
temporada y s154.36 de la serie
del campeonato; Circrlo Cuba
NO, S23328, $136.s0 de la tenn
porada y S96.4S de Ia serie del
campeOnato; Caballeros Leales,
$233.28, 1860 de la temporada
~ $9648 del campeonato.
Los juegos de la temporada
produjeron S1,O94.40 neto, y los
de Ia serie del campeonato, $77l,
.85, con un total de $1,866.25.
Queda en- tesoreria un sobran-
te de dos c%entavos.
La gaceta., 1939-01-16
Alvarez del Vayo indirectamente
reprocha a Francia SUI cobardia
Una victoria f~acciosa en- Espana lie costara
"a Francia ell territorio de Tuner
La cinica politica de los Gobiernos
de Londres y Paris

Catalina; pero mantiene la o.
fensiva en- Andalucia y otros
sectores.
La retirada de Tortosa Y Ia
rragona Sc llev6 a termino con
ell mayor orden, al mismo item
DO que ell ejercito republican,
presionaba en- Brunette Y en- las
cercanias de Peharroya.
Todas las lineas sc mantle
men en- un estado de elastici-
dad porque la batalla es abier-
Ia.
Los italianos marchan en- ell
a la i~zquierda del ejercito de
.Francia, entire Walls y Sarreal,
con apoyo EN- Cabra y Pla de
Cabra.
La ofensiva leal en- Extre-
madura ha sido contenida por
ell NAL tempo, que en- Catalu-
ma es excelelnte y como de pri-
mavera.
Algunos contraataques he
cho ALI por los facciosos fue-
ron rechazados.
Informa la aviaci6n republi
cana que uno de los barcos de
guerra facciosos, de los que Sc
retiraron precipitadamente a
Mallorca, sufri6 serias averias
En- TODD ell territorio leal la
orden de movilizaci6n Sc cum
Pile con ell mayor respeto,
La RepGblica esta en- armas
contra sus enemigos de Espa-
ma y de fuera.
Con la movilizaci6n, dijo ell
ministro Negrin, contes
tamos a la jactancia de Fran
co y la conducta de Chamber
lain.
Mas de $4,000 nuevos hon.
bres Sc han agregado a filas,
en- Catalina, y mas de 250,00O
EN- ell resto de Espana.
Sabese que los facciosos re-
tiraron aver en- aviaci6n hacia
Madrid y Extremadura.
La gaceta., 1939-01-16

La Gaceta lamenta todas
las agresiones cobardes, sean
contra i~ndividuos, colectivida-
des o paises.
Pero hay muchas formas de
agredir, pegar Y offender.
Tan vii es ell individuo que
lie pega a otro, en- la Gale, en-
la encrucijada ,en Ell taller, co
mo ell cinico que difama al
que no piensa como 81.
Nosotros preferimos una DO
fetada o un %garrotazo a la ca
lumnia perversa de los grupi-
tos sin escr1pulos.
Haya respeto para todos,
que I'm garrotazo en- la SOM
bra, obra de cobardes, es our
"a menos doloroso que Ia vi
leza de la calumnia.
mos hemos explicado? \
La gaceta., 1939-01-16

Barcelona, Enero 16.-La
captura de Tarragona, en- In
costa del Meditefraneo, a eau
sa de la retirada dispuesta por
TEL Gobierno, no debilita en- mo
do alguno la posici6n del go
bierno leal, que es peligrosa,
pero no desesperada.
Ell mando leal orden6 la re-
Itirada de Tortosa y Tarrago-
ma; pero mantiene formida-
bles lineas y detras de elias
centenares de miles de hon.
bres.
Ordenada la retirada por ell
gobierno leal, Sc hizo con ell
mayor orden, a pesar de las no
ticias falsas de los fascistas SO
bre miles de prisioneros.
Con la retirada de Tarrago-
ma, ell gobierno mantiene iu-
tactas sus filas Y su moral.
I"No entraran los traidores en-
Barcelona, dijo ell general Lis
ter, a pesar de su jactancia."
Los facciosos hablan de la
captura de las ciudades del
Mediterraneo, pero es 10 cier-
to que la retirada Sc realiz6
conforme la habia planeado e.
mando republican,.
Todos los peri6dicos comon-
tan las palabras de Mussolini
a Chamberlain, EN- Roma, di-
ciendole que no retirara sus
tropas de Espana hasta lograr
la victoria de Franco.
Violentos ataQues contra los
politicos franceses e ingleses
Sc realizan por todos los dia-
rios leales.
"Francia, dice uno de ellos.
pretende cerrar los ojos a la
de que Mussolini SO
propone levantar en- Espaha,
contra Francia, otra frontera
fascista."
FL mando leal no MEGA gra-
vedad a la situaci6n militar en-
La gaceta., 1939-01-16
La nueva Inca republican, de defensa esta
enclavada entire Vandrell e Igualada
Los aviones leales Katiuskas, protegidos por
moscas, combaten a los poderosos aparato
rebelde.
Fusilaron los ~fascistas a los ~civiles, en-
ell pueblo de Sorocco.

Oerlikons hacen POGO efecto er
los Junkers.
AvioneS lealeS Katiuska, pro-
tegidos por Moscas, con frecuen
cia persiguen a los aparatos ex-
tranjeros de los facciosos.
Todas las classes desde 1915
a 1921 Sc han Incorporate a las
filss republicans.
Han siio militarizadaS las in
dustriaS de production de que
IRA, con ell fin da "%purificar' las
organizaciones de la retaguar-
dia.
Los Leales, en- el frente de
Extremadura, han limpiado ia
sierra de los Santos hasta Ell sur
de Penarroya.
Dicese que hace pocos dias o.
curri6 una riha entire los jefes
facciosos espaholes y los jefes i
talianos, y que estos Sc ~salieron
con la suya, la de tomar a Ia
rragona.
Sabese que los facciosos al en-
trar en- Soorocco ejecutaron a
muchos de los habitantes, todos
pertenecientes a los partidos de
izquierda.
Los aeroplanos "Moscas" Sc
baten con los ayiones extranie-
ros de los facciosos y en- muchos
casos los ponen en- fuga.
En- TN reciente combate los
Moscas derribaron un Messer-
schmidt, con la cruz de San An
dres pintada en- sus alas.
Los Moscas, en- muchas oca-
stones, tienenq ue dejar ell cam
pc al enemigo, por la superiori-
dad de estos en- ell nGmero de a.
Viones.
La gaceta., 1939-01-16
.Mussolni dio a Chamberlain que la question de
Espana divide p~rofundamente a Italia y Francia
No negociara con ell Gobierno de Paris
hasta triunfar en- Espana

negociara con Francia hasta que
la question de Espana Sc resuel-
va, por cuanto este punto ha We.
nido dividiendo profundamente
a los dos paises.
Italia amenaza ademas con Sc
guir mandando tropas y arma-
mentos a Franco, en- ell case de
que otra naci6n Sc decida a ayu-
dar al gobierno republican,.
Quiere este decir que Mussoli-
nj Sc propone obtener a TODD
trance, la victoria de los faccio-
SOS en- Espaha.
La gaceta., 1939-01-16

I'm corresponsal chico, al
servicio de Franco, dice: me
han dicho que Espana no po-
dra seguir resistiendo.
Sc 10 habra dicho un cobar-
de como ell. no un espanol
de honor O un antifascista sim
cero.
Espana resistira..... Espana
vencera, no importa las pobla-
clones de Catalina que tome
ell enemigo.
IVA entraron en- Madrid los
traidores Y sus completes va
capturaron a Valencia, va cap
turaron a Barcelona?
Espana resistira y triunfara.
La gaceta., 1939-01-16
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Que Sc pasen los cobardes. - Espana firme e in
mortal. - Franco y sus adlateres. = Ayude-
mos a los hebreos. Aggression y cobardia.

Los cobardes Y debiles de es
piritu, pueden pasarse ahora
a los facciosos.
Franco, generaliIlo de des-
preciable al servicio de Roms
y Berlin, ha hecho retroceder
al ejercito republican, por me-
dio de sus enormes armamen.
tos, no por la valentfa de sus
hombres.
Italia y Alemania lie han en-
treeado miles de ca1ones, mi
les de aeroplanos y mas de
100000 soldados Y tecnicos.
Els la guerra de un pueblo a.
credible contra los moros, los
traidores, los legionarios y ade
mas dos potencias de primer
orden, Italia y Alemania.
Los cobardes pueden ahora
dar ell salto, 81 asi 10 apetecen.
Nosotros seguimos opinando
que la Rep1blica triunfara, 81
en- ell pueblo frances Queda un
resto de decencia polftica.
Espaia no pide hombres;
pero 81 necesita aeroplanos y
caiones para contestar al enc
migo.
JMantendra Francia cerra-
das sus %fronteras, a pesar de
que Mussolini lie ha dicho a
Chamberlain que continuara
ayudando a Franco hasta que
los traidores triunfen en- Es-
paha?
iLlegara la abyecci6n de
los pohticos franceses, encA-
denados a "Marica" Chamber
lain, hasta ell punto de permit
tir que el fascismo levante una
nueva ~frontera en- su contra?
La Rep1blica, a pesar de la
retirada en- Tortosa y Tarrago
ma, no sera derrotada.
Ell pueblo continuara ponien
do ell pecho, a falta de tan
ques, cafones y aeroplanos,
hasta veneer a los enemigos
de Dios y de la democracia.
iDen ahora ell paso los CO.
bardes, los lame-botas, porque
nosotros continuaremos e n
nuestro puesto, hoy y mana
ma!
La causa de Espana pertene-
ce a todos los hombres liberia
les y sensatos del mundo.
La gaceta., 1939-01-16

Roma, enero 16.-Una nota o.
ficial italiana sobre las CONVEX
saciones de Mussolini y Cham
berlain, da a entender que TIA
liza continuara apoyando a los
rebeldes espaholes y que no
discutira con Francia hasta que
Franco haya triunfado en- la pc
ninsula iberica.
En- los circulos oficiales italia
nos Sc aprecia ell peligro de una
guerra en- Europa, por causa del
conflicto espanol.
Mussolini lie hizo saber al pri-
mer ministro britanico que no