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Evening star., 1940-05-13
Natures Children
Adder's Tongue Fern
(Ophioelossum vuleatum)

often so mixed in with slender
blades of grass that it is unnoticed.
The narrow fruiting spike Is from
one-half to inches long and made
up Of two rows of sporanges.
At one time, when herbs with
names that were more romantic
than truthful were used for making
salves, the adders tongue was
boiled with unsalted butter. and
this mixture was supposed to heal
the wounds made by an adder or a
lizard. Outside of the fact that
faith had much to do with the
wound healing, we know there were
no medicinal properties in the
cooked spike of the adders ton
que
The little fern is charming, but
lacks enough appeal to cause us to
cultivate it.
Evening star., 1940-05-13
By LILLIAN COX. ATHEY.

ny LAALlAN WA n uL1.
The adder's tongue, or adder's
spear, so-called because of the
fancied resemblance to the adder's
tongue Is the common name for
this fern. The scientific name,
though not so old. means the same
This fern has a wide range. be-
ginning In Canada, going as far
south as Flodida and west to Mis-
souri, 1t has been seen in some
parts Of California. It is also
known in Europe, Asia, Africa and
Australia.
Even though this little fern is
so widely distributed, you are sur
prised how few fern lovers know
the haunts in which they may find
large numbers of them Once you
have trained your eyes to recognize
the fern among the grasses and
other spots. you are delighted to
find it in so many places you have
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been visiting, where you previously
overlooked this member of the
clan.
Many have taken the adder's
tongue for a Towering plant, mis-
taking the tongue for seeds. Others
have thought it to be the two-leaved
Solomons seal.
Once you get started on locations
in which to seek this fern, you will
learn from one authority that you
must always hunt for it in damp
meadows. Then some one else will
tell you that only in dry woodlands
can it be seen, and still another
will say it is only to be found in
red cedar groves and dry open
woods. Perehaps each is correct
for particular places
The adder's tongue belongs to an
ancient race and the fruiting spike,
consisting of two rows of sporanges
embedded in the tissue, indicates
that this fern retains the primitive
way of bearing spores.
In Northeastern America there
Is but single species, unless the
two forms known today are proven
to be distinct. There are three
other species that are sometimes
found in tropical sections Of
America.
The highest these ferns reach
into the air is rarely more than
IL inches, the average height being
6 inches. The blade or sterile
part is from 2 to inches long,
being ovate. oblong or lanceolate,
and as a rule is narrow at the base
and somewhat f1eshy. This. blade
is borne, slightly lower than the
middle of the common stalk and is
Evening star., 1940-05-13
4-H Training Course

ROCKVILLE. Md. May 13 (Spe-
ciaD A training class for Mont
gomery County All Club presidents
and leaders will be held at the
Office of the county agent, Rock
vile, tomorrow night, according to
announcement by Rufus B. King,
assistant agent. Bernard Joy Of
the Department of Agriculture and
Mylo S. Downey, assistant State
boys club agent, will be the instruc-
tors.
Evening star., 1940-05-13
War Mothers Join
In Prayer U. 5. May
Keep Out Of Conflict
Unpreporedness No Way
To Avoid Aggression,
Brig. Gen. Cox Warns

Washington's widespread observ-
ance of Mothers Day was climaxed
yesterday by gathering in Airing
ton National Cemetery of American
War Mothers, who joined in prayer
that 'our sons, grandsons and great
grandsons will never be called on to
take up arms"
The prayer was voiced by Mrs.
Robert E. Ridenhour, national presi-
dent of the American War Mothers.
She told the assembly of some 1000
persons that the presence of ex-
soldiers in Government hospitals
and institutions makes the World
War still living reality to mothers,
wives and children. Those soldiers,
she declared, were sure they were
going to fight for peace. Alas, there
is no peace"
Gen. Albert L. Cox, commanding
the District National Guard, as
serted:
This is no time for nation
hoping to avoid war to be weak in
means OF self-defense. To be pre-
pared is not an invitation to fight,
but, on the contrary, is a warming
to the aggressor to keep hands off
Many useless sacrifices have
come from the necessity of sending
men to fight our battles improperly
trained
Among the first of many special
church services during the day was
an early mass in St Patricks Church
attended by more than 500 members
OF the Catholic Police and Firemen
Society of Washington. The Police
Boys Club Band and the police drill
team led parade from the Knights
of Columbus hall to the church.
After the mass, most of the police
men and firemen met for breakfast
at the Willard Hotel to hear a
Mothers Day address by United
States Attorney Edward M. Curran
Representative Kee of West Vir-
ginia addressed about 100 friends
and members of Opportunity House
at Mothers Day and Founder S
Day program at the house yesterday
afternoon.
Virtually all churches in the cities
celebrated the occasion with special
services, some both morning and
evening, and numerous fraternal,
patriotic and civic groups had
Mothers Day meetings.
Evening star., 1940-05-13
Three Men Are Killed
In Roodhouse Fight
Ey the Associated Press.

6S tle Associated fIeSS.
PINEVILLE, KY, May 13-Three
men were shot to death early yes
terday in roadhouse gun fight
between members of two South
eastern Kentucky mountain families
which Deputy Sheriff Leon Nuckols
said he'd been involved in previous
shootings which cost six lives.
The deputy identified the dead as
Caleb Blanton, 25; his brother, Wal
ter. 40, and Clint Thompson, 25. He
said Thompson apparently was
struck by stray bullet as he stood
outside the roadhouse.
Deputy Jailer Willie Ball said a
man booked as Sherman Hensley,
80, deputy constable, had been
surrendered to Jail attaches by his
father. Constable Ceph Hensley, 54.
Constable Hensley said his son
admitted shooting Caleb Blanton
after the latter fired three ineffec-
tive shot at him, but denied respon-
sibuity for the deaths of Thompson
and Walter Blanton.
Evening star., 1940-05-13

store. "1 could sack the saddle and
ship it, but If you're gonna be in
you might as well pick 1t up"
Jim stopped q moment at the
entrance. The vaquero and another
man were louneing outside the door
Of the adjoining saloon.
(To Be Continued.)
Evening star., 1940-05-13

Nearly 100000 electric supply
workers in Britain have had two
wage raises in four months.
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LOST.

LOST.
AIRPLANE, Comet Upper, gas model, lost
in flight, vicinity Of Alexandria on May 10:
foT return. Cali Robert Laird. woodley
BRACELET diamond link containing
round baguette and marcasite stones; lost
bet. Shoreham and Mayhower Hotels
April 15.. probably in taxi. Reward. Call
MA. 0870 between am. and pm.
FOX TERRIER license and address on
a %ehsan Hs s'ss $685. s'' d black SPOT mr.
eyes. black spct On 0 BACK short ,s.' tan e. re-.
ward. 1904 18th NV. MI. $500
HANDBAG. leather. containing money and
glasses in red case: between woodward &
6ofhro1 and 12eS Kenyon st. NV; reward
PATENT BAG. lost Friday night in vicinity
Glebe I'd. and Wilson blvd; red. containing
cash. pen. glasses and other ,valuabies:
finder please return; reward. Hobart 1853.
PIN, star shape, and pearl pin, lost Fri
day afternoon in 500 block Georgia ave.:
reward. Randolph 2525.
SHOES, ladys,. prs, on 18th st: bet.
Euclid and Fpller; reward. Phone Adams
ToPcoAT, navy ~, blue lost on IN Monday; !:
sose. ssss Mhss 4ss svsns e ss1 ssa! sd
ys4k ERrHDs ehaas shspsssd steig :g.lf ssG
%aIsT ,.s arcH soe aooS cFqsn Sa5Sss
Indiana. ensraved on back; lost between
reward. Emerson 2l46.
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cosMos ; !os!s 9s GdU1B.

April 20, 1910,
So1eE M6ErdHoE 2r RfRaNMsT19S S1Nbs Suz Of jul" n"
l94g. TO THE HOLDERs OF THE
4AT MORTGAGE BONDS, DATED
The The coeMos' cLus: IIH 'oA1 l. 1893 "
Eetice is hereby given that the Cosmos
Club has elected to redeem on May is.
dated July, /, 1909, due july /. 1915.
which bonds are issued under the inden-
tween the Cosmos Club and American
Security g. Trust Co.. as trustee. On May
15 l941.. there will be due and payable
amount thereof. together with the &C.
crued interest to such date at the once
OF American Security Trust Co. FIT.
teenth and Pennsylvania ave NV. wash
ington' D. c.. upon presentation thereof
with all unmatured coupons thereunto
smxed From and after MAY IS. 1941.
interest on such bonds will cease to
accrue. COSMOS CLUB
By c. 8. PIGGOT,
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A DEAL FUNERAL AT SIS
HELP MEN.

Provides same service as one costing $500
Don't waste insurance money" Call DEAL
with 25 years experience Lincoln 5000,
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FOUND.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE FURNITURE AND F1XTUREs FOR
sale. Dealers requested not to apply. 604
llth st. NV, THIRD FLOOR.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted for by any one other
than myself. ALFRED q. MCDONALD.
1887 Bay st. Sc. 13'
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts unless contracted by myself. JOHN
B. FAUNCE, S23 9th st. s.w. 49,
THE NEXT EXAMINATION IN OPTOME-
try will be held July the 25th, 26th and
27th, 1910, in Washington. u. c. Appli-
cation must be hled with the secretary on
or before June 18th. 1910.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Board Of Optometry
NJ. l.. Discus, Secretary.
Room 307. The La Sale,
WaShtnGton. D. c.
Evening star., 1940-05-13

AUTOMOBILE sALEsMEN 2. experienced
Hiehest commissions and transportation
Apply Mr. Swan. Leo Rocca. Inc, 1918
Ga ave NV Monday
Evening star., 1940-05-13

FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE YOU WAIT
Private Waiting Rooms
Robt. B. Scott Dental Tech Rms. eO1 -9O2
Westory BLDG. 605 14th at r. Met. 1888
Evening star., 1940-05-13
IRAIlS GMD%H=1K HK
A4$MSI ey William M@IopI2ANe &
by WlLLlAN M@LEopRANE

inherits the Powder Horn Sentinel
when Carl Rogers. her uncle, is shot
from ambush in land-srant feud by
Russell Moselys Hat riders. As she
steps from The stagecoach at Blanco,
Buck Sneve. Hat T man shoots at
redheaded Jim Silcott. now editor of
the Sentinel. but only sends his hat
spinning. and .Silcotts bullet kills
Buck. Rufe Jelks takes Anne to the
Sentinel Sentinel ONCE an and JId Prentiss Hat
told Anne is inside Jim had inter-
fered when Jud was about to strike Phil
Lamprey in. the Trails End where Jud
had accused Phil's older brother Jesse
OF double-crossing Mosely. Jud had
warned Jim: then slashed Jesse cruelty
with his .quirt and waited outside with
BUCK and other Hat T men to ambush
jim. Anne fears for Jim's life. but he
won't quit; he says he can't let Mosely
drive him out. Mosely wants to buy
the Sentinel. but Anne says she will run
II herself: Pesky Kennedy; discharged
Gy Pm Mqsey tpst Ms1s'n then beaten up BY Jud tells
irritation dam but Jim saves it BY
Anne. She had Just met Jesse Lsmprey
and reveals that she eloped with him
at ,Massillon. He deserted her and she
tells him she never wants to see him
again. Jim is ambushed and wounded
ny Mosely's men. but RECEIVERS. Anne
knows nov. she loves him. She visits
Henrietta Window IN Santa Fe and
nnds letter disproving Moselys land
grant claims, After she and Jim take
them to D. L. Stratton. Jim's lawyer,
Evening star., 1940-05-13

BOOKkEEPER. experienced; good salary;
good opportunity. Apply in person
Country Garden Market. 1905 Wilson
blvd, Arlington Va
Evening star., 1940-05-13

AUTO ALESMEN-Progressive De Soto
Plymouth dealer offers opportunity for
excellent earnings to capable new and
used car statesmen See Mr. Petit Lincoln
Park Motors 141 10Th az n .
Evening star., 1940-05-13

19-room tourists home-restau.
rant. Close In on No. 1, Baltimore
road In District. 10 bedrooms-24
double innerspring beds for tour
lists. Extra living apartment for
owner. Attractive dining room
seats q people. Larse, fully
equipped kitchen. Oil heat. Large
neoE siEns. Rooms fully practically
every night. Monthly income from
rooms about $500. Failure Of
health makes 1t necessary to sell.
Price for property. including fur
niture, linen. eauipment. ETC., el6.- .
900; $4,000 down; balance $3.50
month which includes taxes ard
each month.
Call Mr.. Williams, Ma. 2620.
Residence Columbia 6O05-J.
Evening star., 1940-05-13

BOY. white, age Is; energetic. one not
afraid to work; good chance for advance
ment; must have D. c. drivers permit;
salary. S12 to start. Box l3-Y. Star
Evening star., 1940-05-13

ROOMING HOUSES
For quick sale. List now, We need several
good ones right away
R. M. De SHAZO. 1923 14th NV. MA. $500.
LIST YOUR RoOMrNG OR BOARDING
BUYERS WAITING QUICK RESULTS.
WINFIELD & THURM,
wash s Larsest Rooming House Brokers'"
pos 10th ST. NV. MA. 1854
Evening star., 1940-05-13

PARCEL POST
AND DELIVERY CLERK.
A permanent position in q
department store for a man
who has had some experience
in this work. Box 246-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1940-05-13
HELP MEN q WQMEN.

COUPLE, Scandinavian, BelEian or Swiss
for housework. for couple with 2 small
children Please Rtye refs: exper. and SAL
ary desired Box ICY. Star
COUPLE experienced tanitors. Quarters
for services. no wages. Govt. man pref
Both call. 67l6 18th st. NV. Eyes. only
Evening star., 1940-05-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY DE. 1851. 14O2 11th.
has cooks, chambermaids. Mattresses, house,
La gaceta., 1940-05-22
LLEGARON oTROS $50 SOL
DADoS PARA Ell AERO
DROMo MAC DILL

La guarnici6n de la base de
aviaci6n de Tampa, conocida
como ell aer6dromo MacDill,
Sc complete aver con la llega-
da de $50 hombres en- un tren
de la Seaboard Air Line.
Con ell 1ltimo eontingente
arrib6 ell coronel Vicente J..
Meloy, comandaute del grupo
20 de hombardeo, prOcedente
del aer6dromo militar de Lam
gley Field, Va.
Los soldados fueron aplau-
didos, en- la Gale de Whiting,
por eentenares de personals.
Dispone ahora la base de
10000 hombres. Catorce avio-
mes del ejercito estan guarda-
dos en- el campo de Drew mien
tras Sc completan los trabaios
en- MacDWL
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

Paris, mayo 22.-E primer
ministro Reynaud habl6 hoy
por la Radio, dirigendose al pue
bio frances, Y dijo que venia de
hablar con ell general Maxine
Weygand.
Tiene Ell general Weygand ah
soluta confianza en- que cAda
cual cumplira con su deber.
Reynaud pide al pueblo que
no sc dele aterrorizar por las
tacticas de los nazis.
Por ell gobierno Sc explic6
hoy sue Abberville jamas ca
20 en- poder de los nazis, sine
que a eSe lugar llegaron varios
motociclistas alemanes, aterrD-
rizando a la poblaci6n, pero que
sc vieron obligados a marchar-
Sc. Los nazis mataron a un en-
pleado de la estaci6n del ferroca
rril; pero un detective que Sc
hallaba con 81 cruz6 Ell rio y To-
gro escapar.
La nota Official o communicate
frances, dice en- parte: FL enc
migo sigue presionando en- la
costa. Arras ha vuelto de nuevo
a muestro poder. ANiones nazis
bombardearon tres poblaciones
de Lorraine y la aviaci6n Ala
da contest6 bombardeando tres
poblaciones alemanaE.
Admiten los alemanes que las
tropas francesas llevan la ini-
ciativa en- varios sectores Y ME-
gan la caida de Arras; pero Pc
riodistas franceseE y america
nos Sc encuentran en- esa ciudad
" dicen que ha sido convertida
EN- un monitor de ruinas por los
nazis, que se vieron obligados a
retirarse frente a la vigorosa o.
fensiva francesa.
La aviaci6n alemana bombar-
dec a 0stende Y Dunquerque Y
creese que los Aliados ordena-
ran Cd bombardeo de Hamburgo
y Bremen, 81 los alemanes per-
sisten en- bombardear las pobla-
clones.
AViones alemanes atacan en-
las carreteras a los refugiados
La gaceta., 1940-05-22
LA AVIACI0N INGLESA A.
TACO A AK LA
AunmeRta ell NdmerO de
AmericaROs DeSapdrectd0s

Paris, mayo Pa aviaci6n
inglssa atac6 en- la madrugada
de hoy, responditndo a IN bonn
bardeo nazi .ia poblaci6n alema-
ma de Aaohen ,conocida de los
franceses como AK La Chape-
lie. Tres aviones intervinieron
en- Ell ataqese. Las explosiones a.
brieron grandes ~agujeros en- las
GALES.
lei primer ministro frances
Reynaud orden6 hoy que sea juz
gado pOr un %consejo de guerra
Ell general que Sc divide de volar
los puentes sobre 81 rio Mouse,
com-tiendo una eluivocaci6n
que Ell jefe del gobierno calific6
aver de "increible". Heroe de la
guerra de Marruecos, Ell general
capture al fomoso jefe moro RI
feho Add l-Krim.
Ordenes Sc han dado pOr 81
gcr5ierno frances para aumen.
tar la production.
Las Gltimas n0ticias kenala
en- nueve Ell ndmero de america
nos, dhdferes de ambulancias,
que sc dan por desaparecidos.
Uno de los ch6feres, Francis
Mamlin, de New York, esta bert
do.
Los desaparecidOs aver sc
nombran John Glowack, All
Raymond, Luisa Wehrle y Mu-
ira Shipley,
La gaceta., 1940-05-22
ITALIA PIDE A YUGOESLA-
VIA EXPLIQUE Ell MOTT
VO DE SU MOVILIZACION

Bucharest, Rumania, mayo %.
I'll ministro de Estado Ciano.
ae encuentra en- Albania Y ALI
lirige los preparativos para evil
tar una possible invasion yugoes
lava, informa una noticia de
Roma.
Las dos terceras parties del e.
jercito yugoeslavo Sc hallan mo
vilizadas y dicese que Roma ie
ma pedido a la regencia lie expli-
ue los motives de esa intensa
movilizacion.
Italia, segln algunos jefes
fascistas, no abriga fines agre-
sores contra el gobierno y Ell que
bio de Yugoeslavia.
Rumania llam6 hoy nuevas re
servas de tropas a las armas, 10
que indica que lasituaci6n Sc
considera muy delicada por los
go5srnantes rumanos.
La gaceta., 1940-05-22
Recapturada la poblacion de Aras
nor Las trnnas franceSa.
clones de Lorraine y Sc les contest6
con tres bombardeos

que marchan hacia d sur de
Francia.
Confiese la Radio alemana
cue la resistencia de los Aliados
aumenta.
tEl peligro de que los ingleses
fueran cortados de los france
SIS, peligro de que aver habla-
ron los alemanes, no existe hoy.
La impression en- los cfrculos
militares es que Weygand esta
produciendo ell orden y que el pa
nieo va a extinguirse por COM
p!eto.
Informa ell mando aleman que
han caido los dltimos fuertes de
Lieja, donde 514 hombres y va
RIGS cficiales resistieron duran
te II dias a TODD ell equipo me-
canizado que los alemanes man.
daron contra ellos.
La captura de las dltimas po-
sicioneS holandesas, EN- iceland,
tambien Sc anuncia por Berlin,
con 1900 prisioneros franceses
Iy 10000 holandeses.
Paracaidistas nazis incendia-
ron la estaci6n del ferrocarril
en- Compiens y dinamitaron los
lugares que les fueron sefiala-
dos.
Arras va a ser utilizado por
Ell mando frances, segln Sc cree
para lamar ataques de flanco
contra Ell enemigo.
lei general Weygand hizo un
viaje en- aeroplano por TODD e
frente e Embellishments diets
nuevas 6rdenes.
Los peri6dicos citan las pala-
bras de Raynaud sobre que una
~resistencia vigorosa, en- un mes
cambiara eli rumbo de los aeon
tecimientos en- favor de los A.
liados.
lCalcula ell mando frances que
las baias de los lemanes desde
que empez6 la ofensiva relam-
pago pasan de 100000 muertos
Y heridos.
Tropas francesas Sc concen-
tran hoyo en- los lugares fijados
por Weygand.
La gaceta., 1940-05-22
LA MOCION
DE PEPPER

Washington, mayo 22-Por
IL votos contra l, ell comite de
rdaciones exteriores del Sena-
do rechaz6 la moci6n del sena-
dor Pepper, de la Florida, en- ell
sentido de sutorizar al presiden
tie Roosevelt para vender barcos
de guerra y aeroplanos militia
res a los Aliados, induyendo los
actualSs aparatos del ejercito a.
mericano.
Ell senador republican, Taft
declare que la naci6n debe ir a
la guerra 81 con ella Sc quiere
:mpedir que los nazis intenten
apcderarse de territorio situado
en- Ell hemisferio occidental. Sc
opone este senador republican,,
en- los momentcs actuales, a IN
gabinete de coalici6n.
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

Esos grupos que andan por
ali hacienda una campana per-
versa e infcua en- contra de Lo-
renzo Hernandez, son ciudada-
nos que prsfieren los prejuicios
Y ell odio a la verdad y el discer
nimiento.
Grupos que cimentan su pro-
paganda en- la calumnia y en- la
bajeza; grupos a los cuales hon
da y sinceramente desprecia la
colonia latina.
Ejemplo de ciudadanos inte-
ligentes y modestos, Lorenzo
Hernandez es atacado por alg'I-
nos que jamas han pensado en-
dos demas, en- los pobres, en- los
humildes, y ST en- sus negocios e
interees.
lie ataca en- Ia sotllbra, como
cobardes, porque saben que a ca
"a descubierta NADIA pueden de-
cir que manche su reputation.
Pedimos nosotros a los latinos
dignos, incapaces de vender su
-
vote, que ayuden a la victoria de
Lorenzo Hernndez.
Ganara Lorenzo, sin apuros,
81 la colonia latina sepulta sus
rencillas Y vota por el.
Maldecimos nosotros los pre-
juicios y contra ellos luchamos
y lucharemos pero tenemos 81
deber de senalar la ruta a les
que ven a sus hermanos comba-
tidos por ell solo "delito" de He
var un apellido espanol, ell ape
lido delos hombresqueascrIbie-
ron con sus esfuerzos Y sang1e
muchas de las paginas mas con-
movedoras de la historic de A
merica.
Lorenzo no apela a prejuicios
porque "a conoce TODD ell valor
de la democracia; pero ciertos
amigos de su contrario derra-
man toda su pobreza moral por
los caminos del Condado.
La gaceta., 1940-05-22
La aWacion inglesa destruyo
puentes y medios de communication
Los alemanes dicen que ell reg leopold
sc en- Francia


Londres, mayo 22.-LA aviaci6r
inglesa cause hoy grandes da.
nos a las comunicaciones del e.
nemigo, arrojando un enorme
ndmero de bombas. Los objeti.
vos senalados por el mando.
puentes, conjunciones del ferro-
carril etc, fueron eficazmente
bombardeados en- eli este, a par
tir de Aachen.
Los caminos y puentes sobre
81 Meuse, en- la region de Ma
muir, tambien fueron bombar-
deados y destruidos.
La radio alemana dice que ell
rey Leopoldo, de Belgica, We ha-
ia en- terrltorio frances. Ash 10
inform6 oil ministro japones A.
rita, de negocios extranBeros,
q embajador de Belgica en- To
kio. Los alemanes mencionan Ell
Havre como la ciudad de su re-
sidencia
TOdas las muJeres fraucesas
entire las edades de n . So amos
seran aalstadas, por orden del
ministro de guerra y defensa
n~acional, como auxIllares en- los
cuerpOs de ejercito, servicio De
artileria, cuarteimaestre, trans
portes y secci6n medicas.
BESIDE Bucarest avisan que 81
gOtisruo be- oVdsnado Ia moVili
La gaceta., 1940-05-22

Lonudres, mayo 22.-Lnego
de tres horas de debate, 81 Par
lamento ingles otorg6 hoy dere
chos dictatoriaies al gobierno
presidido por Winston ChurhiH.
lei comandante Clemente Att
lee, lidsr del partido Laborista
y miembro del gabinete de que
ira, pidi6 esos poderes, diciendo
La situaci6n es muy crftica. La
defensa del pals Y de la causa de
los pueblos Aiiados exigen am
plios pcderes, de modo que ell go
bierno pueda disponer de las RI
quezas Y de los hombres.
La bora es de grandes sacri-
ficios para todos, ell pobre,, el ri
co, Ell obrero, Ell empleado y Ell
salario. FL gobierno tendra a su
cargo la fijaci6n de jornales y
tambien el montante de la ga
nancia.
Ell mando ingqes calcula en-
250,OOO las bajas de dos alema-
mes en- su frente.
Como en- la pasada guerra
mundial, en- Fandes y en- Picar-
dfa Sc ccmbate hoy violentamen
he.