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Evening star., 1939-07-19
Inquest Tomorrow
In Traffic Fata|ity;
Driver Is Held
Number of Other
Accidents Reported
To Police

A number of overnight traffic ac-
cidents, mostly of minor nature,
were reported to police today and
the coroner set an inquest for to-
morrow afternoon in the death of
Lauanna Haywood. 67-year-old COL
ored pedestrian who was killed yes
terday az Sheriff road and Forty
eighth street NE.
Pending the inquest, Albert H.
Raymond, colored 20. of 1926 East
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Why Must They Die? No. AZ
Andylses of the 9Th, 10Th and
32d traffic fatalities haze not been
published, pending completion OF
official Investigations. The first
t,Uo mentioned Uere hit-run cases.

The place: Fourteenth street S.W.
at intersection with Independence
avenue.
The accident: A 31-year- -old man
from Snow Hill, N. c., while cross
ing apparently from the west to
the east curb of Fourteenth street
at independence avenue, was struck
by car driven south on Fourteenth
street. The driver testified she
wasn't sure from what direction
the man came, that she saw a
flash in front of her just before
the crash. Testimony at the in
quest brought out that the man
was carried on the car for brief
time as the driver started up again.
She stopped farther down the street
and went back to the man, who
had rolled over and over and finally
landed about 40 feet from the point
of impact. The man was taken to
a hospital and later transferred to
another hospital, where he died
while still in the admitting office,
of ruptured right kidney and liver,
hemorrhage and shock. According
to testimony Of doctors, he had been
drinking.
The time: 2:15 am, July 13.
The weather: Clear, dark.
The street: Dry, well lighted.
The vehicle: A 1887 sedan, driven,
according to the driver, at between
20 to Is miles an an hour. The head
lights were strong, the brakes good.
The driver: A 30-yexl rpld Alex
andria (va.) woman win Is years
Evening star., 1939-07-19

"MISS POPULARITY" LII
cille Gorcey, blond and 81,
was given that title by 900
Interior Department employees
last night on a cruise on the
City of Washington. Miss
Gorcey, who lives at 1406
Orren street NE, is with the
United States Housing Au-
thority. The cruise, sponsored
by the Interior Department
Recreation Association, high
lighted a farewell party for
a large group of association
members whose units are 60
ing under the new Federal
Works Agency.
Evening star., 1939-07-19
HoIdup Follows Ruse

A woman's voice on the telephone
asked him to bring a half pint of
whisky and change for a $40 bill.
Leon E. Etheridge, colored, of 1853
Willard street NV. told police last
night. But when Etheridge,- driver
for a liquor store, arrived at the
designated address-an apartment
house in the 1700 block of Ninth
street N.W-three armed colored
men, he continued, robbed him of
$38. They left him the half-pint OF
Whisky.
Evening star., 1939-07-19
Traffic Record

The traffic record, as revealed
at police headquarters, for the
24-hour period ending at am.
today:
Fatalities, l. "a pedestrianD
Accidents, "a.
Motorists injured. 4.
Motorists arrested. 226.
Pedestrians injured, 3.
Pedestrians arrested for vio-
lation of pedestrian control
regulations, none.
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driving experience. She testified
that she got excited after the crash
and didn't know whether to stop or
60 for help. She mid she jammed
on her brakes andskhen started up
Evening star., 1939-07-19
DRIVEWAY

The diagram shows where 31year-old North Carolnian
fatally injured at Fourteenth street and independence
nue. sW In the sketch A the auto at the point of
impact the circle at shows struck
while B represents where the finally stopped The
picked at the point indicated by the crced X
Evening star., 1939-07-19

again because she didn't know what
to do.
Coroner jury's verdict: Accidental
death due to caSelessness on the
part Of the decea ed.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Save 81. 300.

Because this fine home has been lived In
for two years the owner feels that he
should sell for far less than he paid for it.
Needing, larger living quarters. the owner
With WITH many nan ADDED ADDED improvements' In W. ' CONTAINS
large living room with fireplace, step-up
dining room. large modern kitchen with
double tile dra inboards huge refrigerator
and factory cabinets. There are 3 lovely
bedrooms and 2 sparkling tiled baths. 3 in
closed porches. paneled recreation room,
space. automatic heat and hot water
Would you believe it for Ss.950,? Only
$3.50 cash needed. Come and see for your
self Call Georgla 2453 or Emerson 0O6S.
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619 LAMONT NV,
OPEN.
8 R.. B: H.W.H.; Good Condition.
$14,750.
Near Dupont Circle.

near dupont circle.
The price Of this home has Just been
reduced little less than $4,000 and at
the figure quoted above 1t represents an
and well adapted for discriminating room
ing. and boarding house. The location
and surroundings are particularly desirable
Rpd !. - within . short walking distance
Of the downtown business area: Stone
front. containing 13 rooms. 8 bedrooms.
baths. modern conveniences and equipped
sold to settle an estate. Inspection BY
appointment only. THos J. FISHER q
COMPANY. INC. DI. $3.50. OR EVE
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

SEMI-DET. GROOM CORNER HOUSE,
front. rear porches, yard: May 20 to Oct. /.
Rent reas. to responsible party. Refs. re-
Quired. Rand. 0143. 1922 9TH st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-.PARTLY FURN:
8 rms. 4 bedrms: grand piano. Electrolux.
etc: SS5. EN-. 9190.
CLEVELAND PARK-SUMMER RENTAL:
large. airy rooms. sleeping porches. terrace
garden shaded by old trees; 5 bedrooms.
2ia baths: Woodley 5306.
GLOVER PARK - EMPLOYED WIDOW
will share home, separate kit bath. ETC.;
near bus. Emerson 2497 after 5 pm.
CLEVELAND PARK-NR. BUS. SCHOOLS
and Cathedral Det. completely furnished.
s rooms a bedrms). bath, 1st-f. lava
tory. maids room. gar; piano. cleo refg,
washer. Emerson 5646.
SPRING VALLEY Is MINUTES FROM
downtown. New Miller-built home. newly
furnished Six bedrooms and three baths
and lavatory: recreation and maids room;
two-car garage. Immediate occupancy:
year or six months period lease. Shown
4464 or latter 8 O'Clock and Sunday.
Emerson 1S42.
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coLoRED-3-APT. BUILDING. ALL MOD
ern nice section; total. IA rooms, 3 baths;
will trade. FISCHER. Natl. 1928.
COLORED-DETACHED GROOM FRAME;
h. w. h.. bath. elec.; Mt. Pleasant section.
near 10th; $4,950: terms. VIII trade for
house in need of repair. Z. ]. YORKE.
Emerson $500. Ext. $40
COLORED-3OO7 GEORGIA AVE NW-d
rooms. BATH fine condition. Call District
dolph 2243
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UNUSUAL.

every modern convenience, custom built
Of stone and brick: have the best equip
ment that can be had. in a natural for
and only IS minutes from downtown. To-
Gated at No. q and No. 90 Winston dr.
in beautiful Country Club Village. Md;
dining room. all-electrfc health kitchen
three large bedrooms with sun deck, beau
sIdi .s+ le 6atsrooHs ret ao- one WITH isyatory
in basement. built-in garage. G. E. air
large lots, rs by 130, beautifully land
scaped. Compare these homes at the price
and truly see what great values they are
Open 2 to pm. or call OWNER. Col 67O5.
Drive out Mass ave. extended. keep
right into River I'd. then left 400 yds.
to entrance. or out Wis. ave. into River I'd.
q mile beyond Kenwood Country Club.
Also have several choice sites. will
design, finance and build TO your require
Evening star., 1939-05-04

8 large rooms; heat, light and Gas fur
pished; $50. L. V. THACKER. Pot. 1887.
COLORD. 1878 VERNON eT. NV
rooms. kitchen and bath; $40. Call De-
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COLOREI
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

SEVERAL HOUSES FOR RENTAL PUR-
poses-Will pay all cash: no commission.
II. M. EARLY. 1858 Fairmont st. Adams
l0451.
TO RMS. PREFER NE. OR Sc: GOOD
cash: like possession within 4b DAYS d.
A. GARVEY. Dist. 450S. Sun. and eve.
Geo. $500. 1925 Vt. ave.
WILL PAY CASH FOR D. c. PROPERTY,
any section, any condition. white or COL
ored. Call Mr.. SMATZ, Natl. 2409; eve
nings. phone Dupont 1895.
colored: also lots and acreage, A, FISCH.
Err. 800 18th st. NV. Natl. 1928.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME
white Or colored any condition. 3. A.
BARRY. 8460 14th NV. Col 6O06.
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$3.50
EXCEPTIONAL BUY.

Practically new brick bungalow on nice
Handicapped lot facing Govt. park 5 large
rooms q bedrooms, tile bath with shower.
de luxe kit. cabinets, automatic heat, finish
ed attic.
$3.50. 100 small down payment with
reasonable terms. For other information
call Georgia 362O
Evening star., 1939-05-04
APARTMENTS UNFURNisHED.
HERE'S VALUE-$57.5O.
6301 18th ST NV

New bldg: carpeted halls Venetian
pied walls: lovely rms, kitchen. dinette.
lEe closets; a real value Don't fail to see
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. GEO. $500.
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GEORGETOWN.
LIQUIDATION.

-, Here's your opportunity to buy at less
than cost on very easy terms; We. are
offering BUNGALOW that has been fore
closed at price less than the cost. Of
building 1t. Only l year old. in perfect
an attic that can be made into 2 addi-
tional. rooms. Oil heat. built-in garage.
on lot 7Ox15O. For further information.
till pm
Evening star., 1939-05-04
A Real Home for S8.85O.

Yes. and it's located in the fine locale Of
Chevy Chase and it contains 3 lovely bed
rooms and bath, honey living room with
room, fully equipped kitchen, spacious
paneled recreation room with fireplace,
lavatory adjoining. Bryant automatic air
conditioned heat. Has detached garage.
Smart shoppers will inspect this early.
Emerson gOfSS
Evening star., 1939-05-04
SACRIFICE

DUE TO DEATH OF FORMER OWNER
Large concrete roadhouse, on WASHINGTON
and Baltimore blvd. close Laurel: nice 81
and business combined: room for cabins;
price Tor property and equipment. only
S6.950. Dupont 664l
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DISTINGUISHED Colonial,

Rich in authentic detail. located in one
of the better close.in residential sections;
rooms. two completely tiled baths with
showers. automatic Aforementioned heat. M
large screened side porch and many other
beautifully Handicapped lot. convenient. to
eyerything. At the price Of S12.95O. this
is . steal. To inspect. call Dupont bS25
~ rv,orcop QORS
Evening star., 1939-05-04

Adjoining Greenwich Forest,
55O5 Huntington Parkway.
Priced from $4,000 up. We will trade
baths, recreation room, maids room. gas
air-conditioned. Located on high eleva-
ton. in a grove Of trees with southern
SAMPLE HOUSE FURNISHED AND OPEN.
BAKER REALTY CO., Dist. 1911 to 9 PM.
3rd AND FARRAGUT NV.
Nearly new. Groom and 2-bath home.
recreation room, garage automatic heat;
SS25O. This is g. real value. District
oSoI Eues WnndleY O432.
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHEp.

FOR REFINED COLORED-l316 81.
nwe st b. .i.e rets slss ss4bo seS i79a 9a4s
Y; You st st. NV T. s.. $3.50; adults only. .
Guy TIMER. 1928 You st. NV. North
Evening star., 1939-05-04
A REAL BARGAIN.
BARNABY WOODS.

in the center OF this lovely section in
Chevy Chase. D. C.. on large wooded lot.
There is q bubbling stream at the rear Of
most fastidious purchaser There are 4
large bedrms. on the End cror. q spacious
living room, large breakfast room and
layatory on 1st fl. Basement has recrea-
tion room, maids room. bath and 2-car
garage Owner has placed q low price
for Immediate sale. It Is worthy Of the
most critical inspection. Call Emerson
53IO a. Emerson 1865 until pm.
REAITO2-EDW R. CARR-BUuDER
Evening star., 1939-05-04

! Let us prove to you that you can make more
| money with us. Due to our expansion pro-
| gram, we need more men and nave real
proposition to offer you Call or see MI
| Warren. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1882 K
Evening star., 1939-05-04
2-FAMILY FLAT
FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE

FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE.
Located near 18th and Columbia rd.
brick building with rooms and bath
second floor. H-wh. and Gear aaraee.
Good rental section and offers excellent
possibilities for remodelinR into store and
apts Can be purchased at q real bargain
price. Might consider exchange. Call Mr..
Shea (evenines Ad. $500.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Inv. Bldg. Realtor. Dist. 6Q92.-
Evening star., 1939-05-04

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
AT ALEXANDRIA. ZONED INDUsTRIALl
railroad facilities. water. hard road. Ca4
be purchased in small tracts et 80 per
LOUIS p. SHoEkAKER.
1719 K st. NV. Natl 11o~
Evening star., 1939-05-04
KENSINGTON. MD.

See this thoroughly reconditioned de-
tached home, on a lot 90xl65 feet, shrubs
and trees. Contains large living room with
CHEEKY dining room, modern-equipped
kitchen. Three large bedrooms and floored
attic with stairway, full basement maids
room. lavatory and automatic heat, built
in garage. A truly fine home at $S950. 90
Call MIR TISEIER Dist QnS0
Evening star., 1939-05-04
LADIES, ATTENTION!

Do YOU need 3 bedrms. that will take 8
full-sized beds or more? Do you need q
kitchen you can use instead OF the din,
rm.2 Do you need a real bathrm? Do
you want recreation rm.? Automatic
neat, cleo refg.? Do you want the con-
yeniences OF schools. stores. transportation? :?
II so. inspect 1877 Franklin st. ne today
or daily 1913 pm
Evening star., 1939-05-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

ONE-HALF TO THREE ACRES IN NARY
land. near WASHINGTON: high view: state
whethAr Improved and price. Box 344-D.
Star &c
Evening star., 1939-05-04
HOUSES FOR SALE.

a BEDROOM AND. BATH ON THE FIRST
noor In A new brick home IN Chevy Chase,
bedrooms and bath on the second floor;
recreation room; copper water pipes. gut
automatic heat; built-in garage. THOS. L.
PHILLIPS, Woodl6e 1000 until 8 pm. 351s
Evening star., 1939-05-04
$12,750.
4 BedroomS-2 Baths.
: Moor Chew Chase Circle.

$1Z,I5U.
4 Bedrooms-2 Baths.
Near Chevy Chase Circle.
Located Just of Western ave. on the
District side in square OF delightful
homes and where shade. trees abound
This home is spacious in plan and in sddi-
tinn to the large living and dining rooms
library. splendid bedrooms tile baths
attic all modern conveniences built-in
garage. The covered porch overlooks the
Garden and the rear yard is completely
THos ssst snJ ! FISHER & COMPANY INC, DI
fS30. OR EVENINGS CALL MR..
CHAMBERS, AID. 1913.
BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE.
7-room brick, h.-w.h. electricity gas;
eTis portation. Price s4.95o; terms 500
cash & h All sAIkEH RSntsSS soS H st. NV. Nat $3.50
CENTER-HALL BRICK $50:
Because Of special circumstances. III
Silver N ri Spring tor ss,960. Six large rooms.
IL baths, insulated. oil heat; large yaro.
Shepherd 376s-M.-
ME- RARGAIN.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
HOUSES FUR. OR UhFUR.

SUBURBAN HOUSE. ROOMS 2 BATHS,
$40 Dorset ave. Also one Groom and
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Before You Buy, Inspect
SALESMEN,

1922 Ineomar pl. n.w---Furnished sample
house. We assure YOU it will be revela-
ton. BROWN BROS. CORP. Dist. 2724.
Evening star., 1939-05-04

7-RoOM HOUSE. ACRE. CHICKEN
COFFMAN REALTY CO.. Shep. 4123.
REDUCED PRICE ON THIS ATTRACTIVE
2-story brick near 18th st. Highest ele-
vation In Shepherd Park. 9 rms. baths.
garage Lot 65 it. front: numerous other
features: owner transferred Must sell.
Call MR.. TWEED. Natl. 2040. Evening,
Emerson 1855
Evening star., 1939-05-04
MODERN STORE AND Apt

apts.; in new condition. Priced for quick
sale: terms to responsible purchaser
u. NJ. AIKEN. 300 St NV Nail 26HR
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WESLEY HEIGHTS.
SEE TODAY OR TONIGHT.
100 WTuTTTIED CIT NJ II

Corner. detached brick. new condition:
5 bedrooms. baths; 2 nreplaces; gear
b.-i. gar: recreation rm.: oil heat lot
about 7Ox115: large trees e bedrms.
full bath on 1st ~. Priced right. Dist.
026S or Gao
Evening star., 1939-05-04

dr.. Woodside Park-Beautiful home.
rooms. 2 baths. 75-ft. lot. Pear garage.
BANS REALTY Co, Shep. 1892 Or l869.
FOR SALE DIRECT FROM BUILDER.
$7.5b0-New brick house. 9 rooms. IA
baths. automatic heat; wooded lot; reason
able terms; F. H. A. approved, 1918 Custer
I'd. Bethesda. Nd. Wis. 6S16-W.
Evening star., 1939-05-04

OWNER SACRIFICE.
4-family apt. good Northwest location.
Priced to sell quickly; nr. all convenience
Evening star., 1939-05-04

S5,T50
For brand-new brick bungalow. rms
bath, open .wood-burning fireplace; full
cellar: doored attic air conditioned; auto
matte heat Gn good lot in good location.
WAPLE & JAMES INC,
Silver Spring ONCE.
S433 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 5000.
1900. WIS. AVE.-1st COM. SUITABLE
for dwelling or store: 8 rooms and bath.
hot-water heat. elec.. etc: $4,000.
B. A. BOWLES co.
3145 N st. NV Mich. 2525. .
La gaceta., 1939-10-03
Chamberlain anuncio en- la C.. de los Comunes
que ninguna amenaza hara retroceder los AHados
La guerra contra ell regimen nazi sera
continuada hasta ell fin.
No es la invasion de Polonia la causa
fundamental de la guerra

LONDRES, Octubre 3.-Ha-
blando hoy en- la Camara de los
ComuneS, como habia prometl-
do, ell primer ministro Chamber
lain declare que ninguna anne
naza inducira a Francia e lngll
terra a abandonar ell prop6sito
por ell cual han entrado en- eSta
guerra.
Refiriendose directamente FL
convenio russo aleman en- Polo
MIA y la declaracin hecha como
un gesto dl paz, con la aftermath
va de la conSulta entire Hitler y
Stain, ell jefe del gobierno agre
90 que las sugerencias de paz bd
10 amenazas ligeramente Vela-
das, en- cuanto a las conSecuen.
cias, no inquietan a los Aliados.
"Yo no puedo anticipar la ma
turaleza de la proposicin que Sc
haga pero una mera seguridad
del gobierno aleman no puede
ser aceptada por nosotros. Ma
die desea que la guerra continGe
innecesariamente TN dia mas,
pero la abrumadora masa de O.
pini6n en- este pals y en- Francla
esta determinada a prOcurar
que ell reinado de la violencia &c
La gaceta., 1939-10-03
REPARTIDO EN- TAMPA UN
MANIFESTO DEL PAKTI-
DO COMUNISTA

Un manifesto del Partido
Comunista, firmado por Will
liam Z. Foster, Sc reparti6 a
yer en- Ybor City y en- West
Tampa.
Como prueba de la inconSis
tencia de los jefes comunistas,
ell manifesto termina con es-
tas palabras: "Mantenga a
America Fuera de la Guerra
lmperialista. Construya la Uni
dad del Pueblo Americana con
ira la guerra, ell fascismo y ell
monopolio de la reaccion ca
pitalista"
"APOYE IA NORMA DE
LA UNION SOVIET-el pals
de la democracia socialista, ell
prOgreso, la paz y la liberia
cion Nacional''.
Una vez mas Ell comunismo
da un falso consejo cuando pi-
de Sc apoye ia Norma de
Paz" de la nacion invasora de
Polonia, Aliada aparente de
AlemAnis, opresora de E.sto-
MIA y de la cual dice Goering
que Iuchara junto a Hitler, en-
case de que la guerra Sc ex-
tienda, contra Francia a In
glaterra.
NADIA dice ell manifesto con-
ira ell imperialismo de Stain.
La gaceta., 1939-10-03
La actitud del Gobiemo Soviet ha
producido gran sorpresa en- el pueblo russo
lAyudara ell Soviet a Hitler con su
Ejercito y E~scuadra?
Won Ribbentrop asistio a un banquete con
dos Comisarios hebreos

que ell mapa de la nueva fronts.
ra de Polonia no Sc titula Iii
mites entire la Union Soviet y
Alemania," sino "LimiteS entire
las eS.eraS de Influenza de ID
Republica Societ y Alemania en-
Ell rsrritorio del que fuera ESta-
dc polaco."
Los peri6dicoS alemanes llega
dos a MoScu, sin embargo, con.
ceden gran importancia al pac.
10 ruSo-nazi Y deStacan Ell hechC
de haberse acordado una con
ulta sobre operacioneS militia.
res.
Dan a entender los nazis qua
les submarines rusos cooperar&r
,on los alemanes y que la avia.
con Soyietica tambien colabOra-
a con la de Hitler. Hasta Sc prC
noStica EN- Berlin un ataque vic.
tyrioso contra la Linea Magino,
aunque oficialmente Sc ha dadc
a entender aqui que Russia nc
mandara tropaS al Occidente.
TODD hace suponer que existC
una alianza secreta militar en-,
ire Hitler y Stain, pero SUI al.
canoe no Sc ha podido determi.
mar aun.
En- los circuloS militares SC.
vieticos, sin embargo, aun Sc eS
TINA inevitable un choque entire
Russia y Alemania, aunque ell paC
to con Alemania, sobre Polonia
dice que Russia no permitira all
una derrota nazi.
La politica rusa continda 70.
deada de misterio, probablemer
te basada en- el odio que sc sien-
te contra Inglaterra por las hui
millaciones que Russia sufriera
Ell sus manos.
Pero aunque hay razones pa
ra Greer que Stain desea a Hit
Ter como una espada contra eel
capitalista y plutOcratico Occi-
dente," NADIA hay que lie compr0
meta a unirse en- una guerra y
.preferira seguir la norma italia
mana de neutralidad, por 10 me-
nos hasta que yea quien sara Ell
yictorioso.
Stain, ademas, estima que
desgastadas Alemania, Francia
E ln%glaterra, al Soviet lie seria
facil aprovecharse de esa situa-
ci6n. No habiendo podido ven :
Ger al nazismo en- un conflicto
alberto, Russia espera lOgrarlo
por medic de un "abrazo amis-
toso."
La gaceta., 1939-10-03

en- Alemania. 81 Ia Intervention
de MusSoiini ~fracasa, como Sc es
pera, Hitler hablara 81 viernes
0 sabado ante el Reichstag y en-
tregara su ''ultimatum de paz.'
"Mussolini, dice el p~eri6dico
del mariscal Goebbels, esta listo
para llegar a decisiones de a
cuerdo con ell espiritu fascista
y la posici6n de Italia como un
poder reyisionista, 81 los Ala
dos 10 quieren ash"
Los despachos de Moscu re-
velan que Russia trata de obte-
ner la naturalization del estre-
cho de los Dardanelos y TN pro-
Dable control de la puerta entre
el Mediterraneo y el Mar del
Norte.
La proposition rusa parece M
Der producido NAL efecto en- Il
ministro de R~eIaciOnes Exterio-
res de Turquia, NJ. Saracoglu,
que aver sostuyo Una cOnyersa-
.ci6n de cuatro horas con Stain
.y MoIotoff y despues hizo una
vista al embajador ingl6s en- "a
capital rusa.
Russia extiende hoy sus nego-
ciaciones para ensanchar sus e5-
feras de Influenza en- Latvia =
Lituania.,
EspGrase que esas dos peque-
mas n~aciones cedan a la preston
imperialism de Moscu.
La gaceta., 1939-10-03

Sc Y Que las palabras AZ los 70
biernos, en- 10 SUCCESSIVE, sean res
pctadas. Yo no veo NADIA en- 10
uue ha sucedido que pueIa lie
var a este pals a modifcar su ac
titud; no hay NADIA en- ell conve.
Mo entire Russia Y Alemania que
mes lleve a hacer aIgo distinto
de 10 que ahora eStamos hacien-
do. FL conyenio nazi-rlso HI
cambiado la posici6n de Polo
La gaceta., 1939-10-03
UNA DEL
CORAZON LIE PRODUJO
LA MUERTE AL SENA-
DOR LOGAN

Washington, oct. "a la G.
dad de Ga amos una enferme
dad del coraz6n le produjo Ia
muerte, en- la madrugada de
hoy, al senador NJ. NJ. Logan,
democratic del Estado de Ken
tucky. Logan no asisti6 al de-
bate de aver, por sentirse ma,
pero no Sc creia que SD vida pc
ligraba.
Favorecia 81 las enmiendas ?
Ia ley de neutralidad recomen-
dadas por el presidente Roosa-
welt y pertenecia al grupo de!
"Nuevo Trato".
La gaceta., 1939-10-03
VEINTE VAPORES NAZIS
EN- Ell PUERTO RUSO
DE
Ciano conferencio con
Mussolini

Londres, Octubre 3.-Un de,
pacho de Oslo, Noruega, dice
que TN marine llegado de Muir.
mansk, puerto russo en- ell Artic0.
asegura que ALI sc halla ell va.
por Bremen y junto con este Is
vapores mercantes de la Marina
alemana. Ademas del Bremen Sc
encuentra ALI ell New York, tres
vapores de p~asajerOs y Is de
carga.
Todos los tripulantes del Bre-
men y ell New York, 1920 en-
c~onjunto, regresaron a Alema-
MIA a traves del territorio rlso.
Ell gobierno sueco trata de
mantener su neutralidad y su CO
mercio, pero la Marina alema-
ma, sin escrdpulos, persite en-
destruir sus vapores. Trata Ell
gobierno de establecer un siste-
ma de convoyes para la p%rotec-
ci6n de sus barcos y al mismo
tempo de evitar las rutas del
Baltico, enviando por ferroca =
rril sus mercancias a Kattegat,
en- ell mar del Norte. FL minis
tro de Marina sueco orden6 aver
q. los vapores mercantes sigan
las costas, evitando el mar a =
bierto.