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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
Assistant Librarian Named

Robert E. Runser, Harborcreek,
Pa, has been named a junior assist
ant in the District of Columbia Pub
lie Library, it was announced today.
Mr.. Runser received his ABB. degree
from Western Reserve University in
June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
City News in Brief
TODAY.

Convention, International Geneva
Association, Hotel Raleigh, all day.
Dinner dance, International &C.
neva Association, Hotel Raleigh,
SPIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
Traffic Record

The traffic record as revealed
at police headquarters for "a
hour period ending at 3 am.
today:
Fatalities, none.
Accidents, 36.
Motorists injured, 8.
Motorists arrested, 277.
Pedestrians injured. 4.
Pedestrians arrested for vio-
lation of pedestrian control reg
ulations, 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-22

Tks s l1liY susaa d, bshy Dszr15t N,ns . adopt.
Shes less than monshs Cd hsakysA ~ vfey eyes and
Aar. susans charge 81 Providence Hospital and is
Up for adoption, The hospital authorities ask thayou do
hospital Thsy and ether Detroit atsnefas win be glad
taks yoar application you ssf lien. They, hewessr
cannot promise 10 provide you with child there nei
enough TO 60 around. Remembsr ~ not telephone,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-10
Null Given
Slight Edge
CONTINUED From Page Cnel

in the administration of J. NJ.
Broughton.
CD A tentative 'appeasement" Of
the LEGISLATORS from the 26 Abe
counties who have been the most
likely TO oppose to the end the Muil
candidacy.
C4) Emphasis on the alleged pro
labor" views said to be held by UI-
zeli
There is no absolute confirmation
Of the reports which nave 1t thai
Governor Hoey is putting in a nun-
Ger OF 'undercover ticks for his TEL
Iow-toWnsman, but there is enough
Iogjc in the suggestion to give at
least prima facie basis OF credl-
bjlity. These informants who INSIST
the report is completely Veraclous
declare that the governor owes few
political debts to Mr.. Null ana Is
paving them off by boosting the Null
| cause. o,,4,,.
On the second count, your reporter
will not describe as "unlmpeachaole
these sources reporting activities IN
WuIrs behalf by such figures as
! Prison Superintendent Oscar PIt'S
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-10
HENDERSON, M c. DAILY DISPATCH THURSDAY OCTOBER

Governors Secretary Hathaway
ross nd Parole Commissioner Gill;
put these reports Go come from or,
ttnarIly trustworthy c.1cratiVeS.
There is no hint. even that Next
Governor Brou9nton IS Diner than
completely and sincerely neutral; but
1t is obvious that if many of his most
trusted licutenanls are found work.
ing for Null there will be q general
inclination 20 mount the Mali ma
chine rs the "bandW&Son."
Stories Of the appcascmcnt OF ABC
folks are quite intl; -uing. It's said
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-10

thai Mr.. Null has lei il be known
that in the event he gels support
from the wet county house men,
berS he will make no move to bring
about Il statewide referendum on the
liquor problem; ana mas let out an
implied threat to this general tenor
and effect:
(which would you (the ABC's)
preicr-tO have me in the speakers
chair as completely neutral and dis
Interested presiding officer: OF to
have me on the floor. actively and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-10

asgressiveIy leading the referendum
forces"
To that !ntelrogatory the answer
is so obvious as to need no diagram
ming.
Again your reporter cautions that
this isn't altogether established fact.
Ii is reported as information OF the
reports and stories being circulated
with reference TO the speakers race.
It is being said by responsible pei
sons who should know.
The UZZell partialitv (alleged) for
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-10
~ Charles ?. STEWART
.rmLr.i Press COlumniSt

.-..a.an. Oct. q Straw poll
.. ..- presidency generally has
comfortable margin OF ad-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-10

LABOR with capital being stressed with more 1au ~
4 factor all the time: but ; now emphasis
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-10

With the new thermostat
controlled draft it is only
necessary to fill your stove
with wood twice a day to
maintain an even and de-
sired temperature.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-10

A complete Living Room Group
for the price Of the suite alone
and you can buy it on our con-
venient term payment plan with
no added cost.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

Sog', csdo1y tucksifch poiamos
mot rnoss frosty Nights o
pleasure. To 50 sosdY. roc.
Butcher boz coofs onc s0iso
ansies ~ scff s1ooes Of pins
onc olus. Regular sixes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Italian Lodge
In New Quarters

Members of Progressive Italian
American lodge and auxiliary viii
meet for the first time in new
quarters at the regular session
scheduled for Tuesday night, it
was announced Thursday by
James Luzzi, director.
The lodge and auxiliary has
established quarters in Valhalla
hall, So. 18th and X SITS. Meet
ings were formerly held in Eagles
hall.
Besides important business and
launching Of a membership drive.
program features will include en-
tertainment and refreshments. act
cording to Jim Liberty, social
committee chairman.
Lodge leaders announce that
Oct. Is has been selected as the
date for observance of Columbus
day. A public dinner and dance
is planned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

Luscious fell shodes N oil ~eol
iohncA Kew sim. lettering
lines with hidden fullness Zip-
per pockets. higher belts ond
deit toshion touches
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Rhododendron Meet
Is Held in Olympic

A city-wide rhododendron plant
ing campaign was launched in
Olympia Wednesday evening at a
meeting held at the olympian
hotel and attended by club repre-
sentatives and flower enthusiasts.
A. P. Carroll, manager Of the
olympicans. explained the state
program. Other speakers included
Mayor David Gemmell. o. r. Dins-
more and Mrs. r. M. Osborne,
The next meeting will be held in
Olympia Sept. at the Y. M. c. A.
DR.. Maynard c. Duxbury is chair
man Of the rhododendron COM
mittee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Gold Mining Is
Profitable 10 Boy

PEORIA, Ariz. - Harvey Hast
ings, 12-year-old Peoria boy. has
check for S7s.61 and the title
"Arizonas youngest gold miner .
He obtained the money as net
profit from his first minin &
venture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

a regular 3fs roe not ewes
trnorf Ines. frlcfs ccfnfoff ord
pfocficoi lefifoison mon Yazi
~osld expect o. - fsoionoDls
ef,os tqsso, bic. psoen.
Ysilo~. red.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

Although all are at peace-time
level. the army. navy, marine corps
and national guard are below
authorized strengths. The army's
goal Is $4,000 men. and II is re-
oeiving more than 10000 new re-
eruits each month. The national
guards authorized strength is $780,
900 men.
The navy. which accepted
9.0S9 recruits during July. has
an authorized strength OF no.
900 men. II IL planning 60 ex-
pand training eenters at Great
Lakes. ILL.,, Norfolk, Va. New
port, n. l., and San Diego. Cal.
Ia meet expansion for = ''two
ocean" navy. These stations
have been training about 5000
men per month. but viii be en-
banded "a handle 1000 nv Oct.
I, and 10000 by Jan. I. 1e4I.
The marines have nearly reached
their authorized strength OF $4,000
men. They recruited 7,ies during
July.
War department and budgetary
officials are working on details Of
the costs of the projected national
guard mobilization and conscrip-
ton programs. II was estimated
congress probably would be asked
to appropriate about 81. 36o. 0o0, 600
for the $4,000 guardsmen, reserve
officers. and draftees. who would
see service during the current fis-
cal year. ending July !. 1871, II
present plans are approved.
II was estimated IL would cost
about S1.460 for each person draft
ed. on the basis Of the s21 monthly
basic pay Of enlisted men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Young People
Arrange Rally
Gig Horbor Event
To Be Sept. SO

GIG HARBoR - Dates for the
three-day young peoples rally to
be held here were announced
Thursday as Sept. SIS. Rev. Luz
Their Plsnkenhorn viii be the prin-
eipai speaker during the session.
Registration viii get under way
Sept s at .. m. followed by
prayer and song services and q
message BY Rev. Plankenhorn.
Activities viii start at 2:so sat
urday -ith a superfisional play
ct Rosedale sandspit. A picnic
supper Is scheduled for $50. with
bonfire melodies. prayer. sermon
and a session Of the Victory circle.
with Win Durrance. leader. to
follow.
Sunday school win open final
day Of the rally at 10 o'clock. with
Durrance in charge Church serv-
ices viii be held at II o'clock. to
be followed by a potluck dinner.
Prayer and song services will be
held In the afternoon. The rally
will be climaxed when the Chris
tan Endeavor meets at :. with
services in charge Of Tacoma Gen.
traltral Baptist church group.
Guests Entertained
Weekend visitors at the John
Mcconaghy home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Colman of Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter White had
as their guests Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Ramsey Of Tacoma.
Stewart White. John Swenson
and Raymond Edwards returned
Tuesday from a four-day trip to
Coulee dam. Ellensburg and Yak
ina. They visited Jim Hopkins. Of
Gig Harbor, who is employed at
kennewick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Sweeney and
family of Olympia were Sunday
visitors of Mr.. Sweeney's mother,
Mrs. T. c. Sweeney.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Retallick had
as their guests Monday their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Stambaugh and son
Robert of Tacoma.
The Gig Hsrbor band. with Ger
aid Rugers. director, will give a
concert sponsored by the Lions
club. at the bandstand, head Of
the bay. Friday night.
Attend Convention
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rucker
and family are moving into their
new home at the head of the bay
which has just been completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Anderson
of Vancouver, Wash, were call.
ing on peninsula friends over the
weekend.
DR.. A. s. Monzingo and DR.. S
Russ Denzler attended the con
vention Of the Washington Stat,
Medical association held in Ia
coma this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. P. Moran anc
her sister, Mrs. Carrie Currey o.
Los Angeles, Calf, made a tril
to Coulee dam this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Rabbit and son
Martin. left Wednesday for theil
home at Harrington. Wash. afte
spending the summer on Puge
Sound.
Mrs. Vincent Skansie has as he
guest this week her cousin, Mis-
Thelma White of Tacoma.
After spending the summer her
Miss Ethel L. Fay left the frs
of the week for Spokane. wher
she is employed in the Deacones
hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

The president Is expected mo-
mentarily to sign legislation en-
towering him TO order out the ma
tionsl guard and reserve officers.
These men are included already in
the totals above.
- a. --.a--. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

Under the pending CONSUMPTION
measure. the army proposes 10
draft 100. 900 men between 81 and
81 into the army by Jan. l, ie41,
and another 3o0.0 in April.
The latest statistics on strength
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

Shown here left TO right Ms Phil Sloden. Jerry
Meeker ond loz Iippnon oil keeny interested in Browns
Points onnuo cona bake which will be held Sept s. week
from Sundoy Meeker 75-yeorold ndon Chef will preside
ct the boxing pits from 70 o. m according 10 Senero
Chornon lppon In oddton to oysters and elons roos'-
mo eors crockers drown butter and coffee will be served
The offor will be open 10 the public tor nounnol sum-
Persons offending ore 10 toke their tobe service
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
US. Land, Sea, Air Forces
Now Total 9l9, 800 Men

and air forces active and have
reached eeso7 today indicated
the impetus recruiting pat
the mark
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
MOP lfBURHn

80 e. e ks@fa
nw tact tssmezt
e fNs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

Bfeni pla.ds mot bofs hss. IN good
a1aifY cotton floonsi. Zpoef o. button
isonft. lpori o. tslft s'YisA Q % 10 yfs.
street fioof
La gaceta., 1940-04-27

EStokclmo, abril 27.-Las Co
lumnas alemanas Sc uneven des
de oRros y avanzan hacia StO-
rem V Dombas, segln las 1lti-
mas noticias. E rapido movi-
miento pone en- peligro las posi-
clones de los ingleses, francs
SEES Y noruegos, en- cd areo de
Trondheim.
Las unidades noruegas Sc
han Disseminate y las fuerzas a
liadas, sin dominic del aire, ST.
guen retirandose. Los aviones
alemanes usan Sus ametrallado-
ras contra el ejercito aliado.
Centenares de soldados no.
ruegos cruazron aver la from
terra sueca.
Los naziS dicen haber captu-
La gaceta., 1940-04-27

Subido en- ell t~rampoQin, Be-
nito ell energlmenO parece EN-
canine de meterse en- la guerra,
del brazo con Hitler.
Ash 10 deseamos no~sotros, de
modo que Franco Sc agregue a
Ia cuadrilla de los eDamigos del
genera humane.
iEntonces Sonara de nuevo
la bora para Ell pueblo leal Y re-
publicano espanol!
Los peri6dicos italianos "di-
cen pestes'' de los Aliados y ex-
presan "carihito" hacia Hitter.
El jefe totalitario de Roma
desdena indebtedness DE Fran
cha y ordena 'poner per las nu-
bes", o en- la estrat6sfera, las
hazaias de su alaido Adolfito.
A-parentemente Sc aproxima
Ia bora de que la dictadura fas-
cista Sc agregue a la tirania ma
zien contra de la humanidad.
Pero Francia e ~Inglaterra, y
otras naciones, estan prepara4
das para Ell case de que ei "Du-
ce" traicione de nusvo los senti-
mientos del pueblo italiano y Sc
incorpore a Ia caravana de los
verdugos.
iQuiza convenga al mundo
que los tiranos Sc unan... para
que % 4Rs yeT PsTeVcau tOdHl
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
RESOLUTION ADOPTADA
POR Ell YBOR CITY ROUND
TABLE EN- SU JUNTA CE-
r Ell OLA "a DE
ABRIL DE 1910

Ga Mesa Redonda de Ybor
City resuelve pedir a to1os los
RESIDENCES de Ybor City, que es-
tan registrados como electores,
que no dejen de jercer csc muy
muy importante y valioso dere-
cho y function de La ciudadanfa
y, al hacerlo, que usen su pro-
pic criteria y den su veto a a.
queGgas personals que estimen
mas capacitadas, en- cOnciencia,
para recibir Ia confianza del
pueblo.
ia Mesa Redonda de Ybor
City no recomienda nj apoya a
candidate alguno. Su unico pro
p6sito es que todos los eiudada-
nos que esten calificados ejer-
-citen su derecho y dsber de SUI
Tragic Y que 10 hagan de una
menera c~onciente Y no permit
tan cue Sc les convierta en- inS-
trumentos de camariEas o de
personals POGO eScrupulosas que
son perjudiciales al buen NOM
bre Y a la moral de la Comuni-
dad",
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
La fiesta de aver en- la escuela de Orange Grover
Coronados dos reyes y dos reinas

Despues fue coronado la gra-
ciosisima reina de los grades
mencres, Dolores Rodriguez, Y
ell rey Andres Perzia.
Los ninos, bajo la direction
de las maestras, presentaron un
interesantisimo ~espectaculO de-
canciones. danzas Y evoluciones.
Ell maestro Santirzo tuvo q
Su cargo la muSica.
Una de las ninas, Alicia Lou
TO, alcanz6 muchos aplausOs.
Cant6 con gran afinamiento Y
promote llegar a ser una artista
de merito.
lLLiegue hasta los reyes de Ia l.
nOcencia Y la gracia nuestro no
menaje y una congratulaci6n =
la Sra. Kent Y las activas v cul-
tas maestras que la secundan.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
SU FIESTA Ell
CASTILLO CO.
LON NUMERO 7

Aunque Ell Castillo Crist6bal
Colon No. 7, de los Caballeros
del Aguila de Orc, habian anun
cisdo primero su Picnic en- Ell
parque DeSoto la logia acord6
suspender su fiesta de manana,
en- honor del Picnic de la Unto
ne Italiana.
Ei diputado del Castillo, Sr.
Ssgundo Gonzalez, habia conf
sionado a dos sefores para que
nos dieran la noticia; pero Sc
c1vidaron de hacero, dejando a.
ST de cumplir con su deber.
Este peri6dico supo cumplir
con SD deber, en- honor de la LO-
gia, y espera que los demaS ha-
gan 10 mismo, en- ell future.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
HA YP0CAS INlSCRIPCIO-
MES FALSAS EN- Ell CON-
DADO

La Mesa Redonda de Tampa
recibi0 aver un informe sobre
las inscripciones falsas EN- este
Condado, revelandose al mismO
que son muy pocas.
Una Investigation realizada
per empleadOs de la oficina del
rogi ,rado rDeEe y de hombres
mp.eslos por la Mesa RedOn-
a, arroja este resultado alta
'uate satisfactorio;
De los 5000 eleotores, 2S
al ron direcciones que no exls-
ZEN: 81 no son comedies en- los
ares dOnle dijeron que Vi
san; 50 no haitian donde di.
jeron cue habitaban no son re-
ii5n'as legales; tres Sc regis
raron dando la direction de sus
regcciOs y 2 no son ciudadanos.
Han cambiado de domicilio 619.
.C2rtas Sc han enWiado a los
que cambiaron de domicilio pa
ia que Sc presenter a corregir
as eluivocaciones.
Algunos de los prescintos fue
rcn comprCbadcs hasta tres We
ces.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
UN JCVEN CELOSO MATO
A UNA JOVEN DE 16 AMOS

Abingdon, abril 27.-lCon ell
prop6sitc de asustarla, no de
matarla, Robert Heineman, de
16 amos, hijo de un instructor
de cultura fisica de la Univer-
si6ad de Temple, dispar6 aver
scbre su exnovia, Edith Snyd-
er, y lie produjo la muerte.
Hlaineman trio para lherirla
en- un brazo y Ell proyectil Sc a.
loj6 en- Ell coraz6n. Ell jowencito
sc halaba celoso porque la mu-
cha;ha habia traspasado sus a.
t~enciones a otro muchacho.
Sidney Walker, de 19 amos,
declare a la policfa que Heine-
man lie habia dicho que iba a a.
sJStar a Ia muchacha.
Heinema nasegura que al yer
Ia casr, sc puso ell aruma a la ca
beza, para matarSe, perol que
los proyectiles Sc eneaSquilla-
ron.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
~PROOESADA LA COMPANIA
WESTERN UNION

Chicago, abril 27.-Contra la
compahia Western Union y IS
individuos Sc dictaron aver pro-
~cesamientos, por un gran Jura-
DO Federal.
Los procesamientos Sc relacio
nan con el iuego por media del
te'5yra'o y Ia discrimination de
roticias en- cuanto a las carrie
ras de caballos.
Apard,e la compafa conspir
rando en- uno de los cargos, con
un grIpo de II lndividuos. En-
tire los causados figuran Frank
j. Ryan, Hymie Levin, Harry
Guzik y Maurice L. GO,dstein.
Fl primero tiene el alias de
"Mas-a Tabaco" y Ell segundo
"BOca ALTA.
lEl fiscal federal Campbell
identified a Levin y Guzik como
extenientes de AL Capone.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27

La gran fiesta annual de ma
70 Sc efectu6 aver con extraor
iinaria brillantez Y algeria, EN-
a escuela Orange Grove, dirigi-
la por la Sra. Kent.
Miles de nihos, ninas y sus ia
miliares pasaron ALI horas a.
gradabilisimas.
Las maestras todas realiza-
ron una plausible labor, en- los
ensayos y en- la preparation de
todos 10 sdetalles.
El Sr. Viotoriano Manteiga
director de este peri6dico pro-
nunci6 unas palabras Y presen-
to al Sr. Alberto Knapp, presi-
dente de la Association de Pa
dres Y MaeStros de Ia eScuela,
quien corona primero a la reina
Fanny Spoto, de los grades ma
yores, y al rey AL C~astellano.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
Avanzan las Columns alemanas en-
la parte Central de Noruega

RADIO 300 prisicneros, entire G.
Hos un comandante.
ATsmania proclam6 hoy que
'xiste un estado de guerra en-
re ella Y Ell RENO noruego.
All dar la noticia a los peri6-
dicos, en- Berlin, Ell ministro
V-n Ribbentrop aseguro que los
lsmanes im~pidieron, por unas
horas, la invasion de Noruega
por los Aliados.
Los nazis aseguran tener
"pruebas d~ocumentarias' de 10
que afirman. Como en- ell case de
Polonia, sostienen que hallar
los mapas, en- Noruega, de una
ocupaci6n preparada por los A
liados.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
A LOS MAESTROS

81 I'm padre puede hacer mu-
cho dignificando a su hijo,
icuanto no hareis voSotros CON
vueStros hijOS eSpiritualsS, ca
da ano renovadoS, para darles
la paz de la conciencia V la del
coraz6n, que eS dar la paz al
mundo?
Que WeStros alumnos deseen
Ia buena cosecha para todos los
labradoreS de la terra, y tam
bien, que los pescadores de to-
dos los mares regreSen al hogar
cantando su algeria, ell barco
henchido de abundante pesca!
Difundid la abominaci6n pa
ra la violencia, Ell quito por los
heroes aliados de la vida, la pa
sion para la gran guerra neoe-
Saria, la guerra contra la igno-
rancia, la miseria y ell dolor.
iVibre en- vuestra palabra ell
fervoroSo anhelo de bienestar V
de dulzura para todos los pue-
bios, tcdOS merecedoreS, por su
infortunio o SuS m~erecimientos,
de una mayor felicidad
DJseminad vuestro espiritu
de amor en- Ell future que germi-
ma al alcance de vuestra mano!
CORStdRcia C. Vigil.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27

Leyeron ustedes, en- estas CO..
humnas, palabras de tres cuba
nos que acaban de salir del "in-
fierno de Franco.
Ellos aseguran que Ell jefe fas
cista Sc prepare para Ia guerra
baio la direction de militares
itslianos y alemanes.
Opinan esos valientes cue Fran
co sa0uira la ruta que lie mar
que M-ssolini.
lQue haran despues de que
Mussolini Sc incorpore a Hitler,
y Franco Sc agregue a su pro-
tector italiano, esos espanoles
que desean la dsrrota de las de-
mocracias orvidando que ellos
son. por temperament, antito-
talitarios Y liberales?
Cuando hablamos de espaho-
les nos referimos a 10 sque apo
yaron la causa de la Repiblica,
no a los franquistas o falanjis-
tas.
Ell espahol de veras... jamAs
tirara voluntariamente del ca
FRO de Benito, no importa quien
Sc 10 pida 0 recomiende.
La gaceta., 1940-04-27
ESTAlBILIZADA LA SITUA-
CION EN- TRONDHEIM

Londres, abril 27.-Una noti-
ella de origen militar declara es-
tabAizada la situaci6n EN- No
ruega y afirma que las patru-
Has inglesas hicieron prisione-
res a varies atemanes. LAS Co
sas no lucen tan NAL como pa
recen''. 81 desorden mnscio-
nado por los nazis, no es tan des
ordenado como eEos dicen".
Az sur de DOmbas los alema-
mes fueron rechazados, con Gre
cidals perdidas. Mas tarde los
ingleSes Sc retiraron "a posicio-
mes menos ~expuestas''.