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Evening star., 1940-10-17
Chevy Chase
Club Opens
Season
Past Presidents
,HOnOred After
Business Session

Past presidents of the Woman's
Club of Chevy Chase were guests
Of honor at a program yesterday
following the clubs opening busi-
ness session of the season at the
clubhouse.
Most of the former presiding off,
GERS attended and were introduced
by Mrs. Frederick M. Kerby, who
Is beginning her second season as
head of the organization. Each
gave brief summary of the high
lights of her administration and
received pin as token of the
clubs appreciation.
With the exception of Mrs. George
r. Mikkelson, the first president,
all of them are living. The list
includes Mrs. A. Bruce Bielaski of
Great Neck, Long Island; Mrs. H.
s. Paine, Mrs. Thomas E. Robert
son, Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens, Mrs.
Karl Fenning, Mrs. Elizabeth Wat
son Merrill, Mrs. r. Harvey Sar-
gent, Mrs. Alexander Ashley, Mrs.
Frank M. Hoadley, Mrs. Frank A.
Lnzel. Mrs. william c. Dennis and
Mrs. Joseph T. Mcguire.
Mrs. Kerby received a presidents
pin from the first vice president,
Mrs. Henry De c. Adams.
David Palmer, 14-year old son OF
Mrs. Roy M. Palmer, was guest
pianist. The young musician has
more than 100 compositions to his
credit.
Luncheon, which preceded the
program, was served by the music
section. with Mrs. Thomas S. Gulick
as hostess. Mrs. Claude E. Moss,
burg, hospitality chairman, made
the arrangements. The Rev. Henry
w. Snyder, pastor of ST. Paurs
Lutheran Church, gave the invoca-
ton. Approximately 600 members
attended.
Newly appointed section and
committee chairmen were presented
during the business session. The
club also approved its budget for
the season, which includes substan-
tial sums for scholarships, hospital
work, public welfare and tubercu-
losis and Community Chest funds.
Resolutions adopted called on
other federated clubs throughout
the country to join in a campaign
against offensive advertising and
denounced obscene and suggestive
Jokes in college magazines.
The club also moved to request
the installation of a traffic light at
Connecticut avenue and Rosemary
street for the protection of children
OF Rosemary School, A pledge was
given to cooperate in the safety
campaign of the State of Maryland.
The drama section of the club will
present "The Woman's Club Revue
of 1910" at its opening meeting
Monday at 8:15 pm. j. A. Bishop
will announce the features, and
Mrs. Irving Root will arrange the
refreshments. Dancing also will be
included.
Evening star., 1940-10-17
Little Flower Circle
Plans Gard PARTY

The Little Flower Circle will hold
Its third annual card party at the
Wardman Park Hotel Monday, Oc-
tober %, at o'clock, for the bene-
ut Of the Jesuit mission in the
mountains of North Carolina.
The members of the Circle are
Mrs. A. E. Giegengack, president;
Mrs. Vincent Burke, Mrs. James E.
Colliflower, Mrs Maurice P. Doran,
Mrs. James E. Duke. Mrs. James F.
Hartnett, Mrs. Frank Hegarty, Mrs
James G. Haskell, Mrs. M. E. Joynt,
Mrs. Clarence E. Lee, Mrs. J. L. B.
Murray, Mrs. James O'Shea, Mrs.
William ODonnell, Mrs. Lewis
Payne, Mrs. Ellis Searles, Mrs An
thony J. Scullen, Mrs. w. T. Sculler,
Mrs. Gerald Walsh, Mrs. Thomas
E. Cantwell, Mrs. Michael Keane,
Mrs. Joseph B. Stanley and Mrs.
Eugene j. Tighe.
The Rev. Andrew v. Graves, S. j.,
the pastor, will be present.
Evening star., 1940-10-17
Ashton Heights
Group to Meet

The Woman's Club Of Ashton
Heights will have a Czecho-Slo-
vakian program and tea Sunday at
245 pm. at the clubhouse, Alb
North Irving street. Arlington, Va.
Miss Marion L. Starkey, journal
ist and professor, who was in
Czecho- -Slovakia In 1888 and has
since aided in refugee work, will be
guest speaker.
Miss Alma Gillispie will play the
piano, Miss Virginia Lenlmick the
harp and Mrs. o. r. LIE Beau the
trombone in a musical program.
Evening star., 1940-10-17
Officers Installed

Mrs. Green Hackworth was in
stalled as president Of the Florence
Crittenden Baby Lovers Circle at
q luncheon meeting Tuesday at
the Highlands. Mrs. Hackworth also
was the hostess.
Other officers installed we're Mrs.
L. c. Pickett, vice president; Mrs.
Samuel M. Croft, secretary; Mrs. w.
J. Schutrumph, recording secretary;
Mrs Carl F. Bond, treasurer; Mrs.
D. c. Bradley, board representa-
tive. and Mrs. R. Lee Spire, big
sister.
Evening star., 1940-10-17
Dance Is Announced

A membership dance will be given
by the Junior Auxiliary Of the Jew
ish Consumptive Relief Society, Sat-
urday evening from 10 to l o'clock
at the Wardman Park Hotel. The
Dance Committee includes Mildred
Schwartz, Rose Saks and Sara Hur-
wtz. Each membership helps to
provide for a tuberculosis patient
ut the society's sanitorium at Den
yer, Colo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
False Arrest
Suits Filed
Two Montana Men
Ask For Sl2.600

Iwo identical false arrest suits
fotalling x12.s0o were filed in su-
perior court late Wednesday after
noon against the c. r. Kirk Co.
Tacoma evergreen shipping firm.
BY pair Of Montana men. II
involved an alleged theft Of Christ
mas trees two years ago.
The Kirk company. headed by
g. Ridgeway Kirk, also president
Of TIC Western Red Cedar Co.. has
extensive dealings in Christmas
trees In the Northwest.
Plaintiffs Anthony Thomas and
Bin Ferris charge the Kirk Co.,
through its agent. William Clause.
obtained a complaint against them
Nov. IS, 1888. in the justice court
Of Elk township. at Drummond,
Mont. charging them with theft
ef $40 worth of Christmas trees.
Thomas and Ferris were arrest
Cd and held IN the Powell county
Jail at Deer Lodge Mont. until
they posted bond. they complain.
At trial the case was dismissed.
Claiming that the trees were
their own property and never be-
longed to the Kirk Co.. the Mon
tanans declare they suffered actual
damage in costs and reputation
loss Of 81. 800 each and ask awards
Of $1,000 each N punitive dam
ages-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Actions in Divorce

Divorce acton vas tied II 81
perior court here late Wednesday
by Eiinor against A. Keith udden-
berg q Gig Hafbor. propr1etors
1oinflv Of Elinor.s Fountain lunch
and uddenberg.s grocery. Cruelty
and personal indienities we're
grounds. other divorce suits were
filed b Violet against Alexander
Allie. grounds separation for Is
years. and by Yaney against Lizzie
Bunting. also deserfion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Students Strike TO Lift Ban
On 'Boogie- Woogie Dancing

ruling MAT students must Wei
shoes when they dance.
In the student picket line
WIRE Bob paffrath. varsity
quarterback: Urban Odsan. n
tackle Who i also n city fire
man: and Dick Nildung. an
other first string tackle. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
u. S. S. Nevada Due
Al Yard Saturday

BREMERToS = The I. s. s.
Nevada Is expected 70 arrive a.
the nav yard here on Saturday
Vessels here nov are the I. s.
s. Pennsylvania. Arizona. Rreese.
Ramsay. spiea Colorado. Mary
land. West Virginia. Ralph Talbot
Patterson jarvis. Whitney.
Brooks. Gilmer. HatfieId and
Eagle y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
HERE'S MORE AB0UT
20-Year Plan

swered Immediately. heartily APP
proving the proposal.
In q letter to the city council.
Commissioner A. r. Bergersen
brought up a number Of important
projects which, In his judgment,
should be undertaken. That letter
viii be turned over to the COM
mitfee. That Ia the kind Of CO.
operation we want.
"While those projects were
buried In the department of pub
lie works. nobody knew anything
shout them. Through Commits
aioner Bergersen's letter. the need
for them will become known and
the people will go after those In
which they are interested.
II am delighted at the interest
q DIR. Todd. president of College
Ct Puget Sound, in the proposal
Tor 4 civic auditorium. II 1t is
decided the auditorium is our
greatest need, we can get the
architects working on 1t right
after the first of January. We can
DO whatever the people decide
should be done"
Mayor Gains reference to DIR.
Todd concerns a suggestion IN
The Times Monday that the CAM
pus of College Of Puget Sound was
Z possible site for the auditorium.
I'VE have q site ] am sure the
trustees would lease to the city
for probably n dollar a year that
would be ideal for a public audi
torium," said DR.. Todd. 1T lies
between two of the city's import
ant transportation lines and ad-
jacent to third. 1t fronts on what
VIII ultimately be the arterial
highway between the Narrows
bridge and Division avenue. II Is
close to the center of population
and has the additional advantage
Of adequate parking space.
This suggestion. said Mayor
Cain, will be considered along with
any others that may be submitted
In connection with Tacoma's obvi-
Gus need for an auditorium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

MINNEAPo Dance In
structors. orthopedists. physical
cultudists and a picket line that
included three Of the University Of
Minnesota's big ten championship
football team. joined IN the cam
nus controversy over a faculty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

INV YoRk-Adrienne Morri-
son. s.. actress and literary agent
ana mother Of the three famous
Bennett sisters. Constance. Bar
hana and Joan. died ate Mednes=
day apparently q 3 heart attack
n her apartment.
Mss Morrison wss the former
wife ~ Richard Bennett. actor.
an At her death vas the wife Of
Eric 5. Pinker. interna tionaliY
literary agent who IS serving 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Gre Tacoma Gimes

group picketed the schools
nea - 900 900 Coffman Mem
orial union Building IN pre-
te~t against = ruling made
Monday when university an-
thorifies elamped down on a
"shpeless dancing. CRAZE.
Barefooted .sboogie WoogIe
Dancing. l. suneivilIzed1 and moi
in keeping with dignity officials
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Main Street
Goinos, ComtMgs and Do,n0s
Of Tacomans as the Re-
porter Found Them.

Jimmy N als tf m recovering
after Observation-Disclosures
lIaugiand discussing the coming
Art Students ball-Dixon Bond
signing letters-F. v. Brown and
Potor Bussanich considering join
ing Y. NJ. B. C.-Walter Frank
lnnd arranging program Louis
Nomallini greeting friends-Sandy
Wood planning Christmas party
Perry Moore discussing his IA
sorite topic. the waterfront -
Ozark EldridEe talking to photo
eraphers at bridge - winston
Churchill, employed in 9Th ave.
bowling alleys, learning another
Winston Churchill registered at
Winchester, Va. for selective serv-
ice training-Cal Wootan prepar-
ing for q night out-Ohnny Peters
predicting . hard winter - Bud
lnnlard making Christmas plans
-Jlmmy Thrasher cleaning out
HI hasement-Buzx Carmel loan
1ng out = wrench-Fred and
1GyT1lD ROberts calling on Mile
usntgsmory, recovering from a
recent operations. A. Gagiiardi
oomplimenting friend on fine baby
hpy-Dr. Frank James explaining
WY he keeps . supply of candy
suckers in his office-Harold Dod-
- very unhappy because he must
oepend upon the ferry to get &c
Wne1k.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

As badge Of his profession.
down to the 18th century. every
European physician wore a ring
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Mother of Bennett Sisters Is Dead!

term IN sing sing for theft %
5000 from one @ his clients.
E Phillips Oppenheim.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
AUSTRALIAN LABOR STUDIED
CAMBRIA An.tral,. l..

0ANbfhha. Australia - Prof.
Paul A Dodd. o. the University
Of Chicago. Is spending a year IN
Australia studying the Australian
system ~ industrial arbitration.
He Is n constant attendance at all
court sessions.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
LOS FASCISTAS DICEN HA-
Der ~RECHAZAD0 UN A
TAQUE DE LOS INGLESES

Roma, Nov. 19.-La isla lie
Gaidaro, en- el Dodecaneso, fue
atacada por terra, mar y aire;
pero los atacantes Sc vieron obi
gados a retirarse.
Les aviones italianos CONT
ndan atcando a Las tropa grie-
gas, con sus ametralladoras, y
solo perdleron un aparato con-
ira tres el enemigo.
En- Gaidaro las tropas ingle-
sas sufrieron bajas.
FL mando italiano avisa de
grandes dahos hechos a las de-
fensas inglesas en- ell oasis de ST.
wa, en- Egipto.
SIDE admite que la aviaci6n in
glea bombarde6 los puertos dc
Tobruk y Bardia, en- Libia; Sa-
lum, en- la parte del te%rritoric
qfe los fascistas dOminan en- f.
gipto, y lugares del este de A.
frica, pero "sin serias come
cuencias."
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
Tampa mand6 una bnllante
representation a Winter Haven
PrOnunci6 un notable discurso ell DR.. Carleton

Ernest Brown, Peter S. Cimino,
Sol Mas, f. w. Siszon, c. l..
Lacey, Donald Mckay, brigaT
der general Tinker, coronel ia
cobs, teniente eoronel Meloy'
comandante Bryte, captain Par
ker, captain Smith. captain An
gle, y tenisnte r. G. Conklin.
Sc hizo Ell viaje en- un omni-
bus que fuera Nevada un cartel
con estas palabras lnyitamos a
listed visitar a Tampa. Camara
de Concrete d. Tampa.
Dick Greco. seyerino Quinta-
nilla y Frank de Ia Grana repre-
gentaban a la Cdmara de Co
mercio de Ybor y Pedro Cimino
a la de West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19

Los comunistas acordaron el
sabado, en- New York, apartar-
Sc de la Tercera International y
no aceptar 6rdenes de Moscu.
Els otro de los acuerdos "mo-
rrocotudos" de Browder Y sus
compinches.
iDcien que Sc han apartado
de la Tercera International, ere
yendo que asi enganaran al pue-
bli americana; dicen que no a.
ceptaran 6rdFnc7 de MoscG, pc
70 seguirsl hacienda 10 que Sta
lin dispsaga por medic de sus a
gentes en- sste pals.
De tc5os modes el acuerdo in
dica que venfan traicionando a
EStados Unidos, por cuanto colo
caban a la Tercera lnternaclo :
nal v los manatos de Mosc1 por
encima de la R~epGblica y del pue
bio americana.
Ciadadano: listed no Sc deja-
"a erganar por los 'comunillas' ;
listed los conoce, por su actua-
ci6n en- Tampa, y sabe que per-
tenacen a la division" de cal
cantor y diente de perro."
La gaceta., 1940-11-19

FL juez Ira A. Hutchinson,
de Panama City, vino aver a es-
ia ciudad Y en- ell case de la que
ia presentada por la companfa
Tampa Electric en- contra de la
Junta de Utilidad de Tampa, de-
cidi6 cue la compania no pueds
incluir la inversion hecha en- los
tranvias electricos, o cualquiera
otra propiead, en- cuanto a fijar
las tarifas de alumbrado Sc re-
fiere. Que csc sistema de tran
Was debe ser valorizado en- su
"justo valor", en- lugar de SUI cos
to original.
La compania sostiene que les
tranviaS pertenecen a la inver-
sion total hecha y por 10 tanto
deben ser incluidos en- ell punto
de obtener un siete por cisnto de
rendimiento en- la inversion.
Creada por una maniobra po-
Utica, la Junta de Utilidad re-
cientemsnte decret6 una rebaja
de 1919 en- las tarifas del alum
brado y sostiene que ell servicio
de tranvias no puede ser inclui-
do en- cuanto a fijar precio al
fluido.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
MEDICOS DEDICADOS A HA
GER ~OPERACIONES lie
GALES

New York, Octubre 19.-Cin-
co hombres, tres de los cuales
son medicos, han sido detenidos
agui por creerse pertenecen a un
gritpo dedicado a hacer negocios
por medic de abortos. FL grupo,
segdn ell asistente fiscal Benen-
son, habia distribuido circula =
res y tarjetas en- boticas y Otros
estabbecimientos.
Los detenidos son ell DR.. Luis
Small, de 38 amos, vecino de
Long Island; DR.. William Lee
netska, de 81 amos; DR.. Pierron
Berges, de 20 amos; Mack Good
man, de Sc amos, y Harry P.
Plum, de 60.
FL DR.. Small tuvo que prestar
una fianza de $4,000 y los O.
tros de 1000 cada uno.
Bergen fue detenido cuando
salia del Hospital Bellevue, dom
de habia estadO ~recluido, du-
rante varios dias, como paciente
de alcoholismo agudo.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
Decide en- favor de la Junta de
Utiidad el juez Hutchinson
Estima que ell servicio de tranvias no tiene rela-
cion con las tarifas de alumbrado

La Junta de Utilidad, presi-
dida por ell DR.. Watson, flo ell
valor de la inversion de la Tam
pa Electric en- S4,46l, 900. por
medic de peritos. Los peritos de
la smpresa Senalaron ell valCr de
las porpiedades en- $40, 585,O 900.
afirmando que Ell Servicio de
tranvias produce p6rdidas Y es
l6gico que algo Sc cargue, para
mantenimiento del conjunto, en-
las tarifas del alumbrado.
Denego ell iuez Hutchinson la
moci6n para sobreseer ell case,
zero elimin6 del escrito de que
ia las cuestiones principles.
Los abogados de la empresa
tienen 35 dias para enmendar
su escrito.
Queda ahora como punto prin
cipal en- la controversial ell valor
de 10 sbienes de la empresa.
Los abogados de la Tampa
Electric lie pidieron al juez que
les mande una cop.a, por escri-
to, de su fallo y 81 ofreci6 hacer-
10 asi.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19

La Camara de Concrete de
Tampa envi6 aver una brillante
representation al banquete a.
nual de Ia Camara de Concrete
de Winter Haven, verificado en-
el hotel Haven, de esa ciudad.
Pronunci6 un brilante dis
curse, de bora y media, ell pro-
fesor William G. Carbon, de Ia
Universidad de Florida. George
L. Burr, jr., un periodista, ac-
tue de maestro de ceremonies.
Integraban la delegation de
Tampa, presidida por Ray B.
Cralle, los siguientes conOcidos
ciudadanos r. ]. Waterson, ir.
NJ. NJ. Frost, j. A. Sweeney,
Dick Greco, Severino Quintani-
la, Frank de la Grana, Rex Mel
CHEN, Earl Brown D. r. Hall,
Ralph Gervers. John H. Boush-
all, James F. Adams, J. c.
Hushsson, Harold p. Ander-
son, J. c. Handy, John Adamo,
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
FELIPE LA RUSSIA MUUTA-
DO EN- $1,000
Sc Declar6 CulpabIe

Ante Ell juez Robert 7. Dew
ell, de Barlow, que presidia Ell
juicio por designation del gober
nador Cone, Felipe LaRussa,
eel brazo derecho de Charles
.Wallp. no Sc opuso a la accl6n
de la Corte, en- "nolo contend
ers", fue condenado a $1,000 de
multa. Tres empleados de La
Russo, Tony Rodriguez, Milo Ii
ma y Luis N1hez, fueron multa-
dos en- $3.50 cada uno.
Pat Whitaker Sc present6 con
los euatro acusados y dijo que e.
Hos no sc declaraban culpables,
.pero que en- "nolo contendere"
aceptarian Ell fal.o de la Corte.
Declare el condestable Cul-
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
NOTICIAS DE CUBA
En- kuelga los niaoS de dos es-
cuel0S. ViSitaS al cor0nal B0tiStd

Los alumnoS de las eScuelaS
80 y 60 Sc han declarado en-
hueiga con motive de una orden
de desahucio por no pagan
el gobierno el. alQuiler. Hoy pi-
dieron la cooperation de sus com
paneros. Hace pocos dias los ia
baQueros declararon una huelga
sentada y fue solucionada con
un aumento en- los ~jornales.
Una comision de los vecinos
de la playa Viriato visitara hoy
al coronel Batista. lie pediran G.
vite que eSa playa sc aarrebata-
da al pueblo.
2 Ell secretario de Sandal se
propone autorizar a los matade
ros de las cercanias de la Haba-
ma para que aumenten la matan
"a con deStino a la expcrtaci6n,
Firmara la orden Ell comandante
Despaigne, actual ~Secretario o
ministro.
Visitara hoy al coronel Bats
ia una comision de procurado-
res p1blicos. Desean Sc les con-
ceda un local en- ell edificio do
nado para Ell Colegio de Aboga-
dos.
Han sido detenidos cisco ale
names llegados como pasajeros
en- Ell vapor Marques de Conf
Has" Sc les ocuparon pasapor-
ties falsos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19

Tenga la bondad de preparar
su vcoto en- favor de la candida
tura Inclan-E spolita.
Convene a los obreros de la in
dustria limpiad ell campo qui-
tarle las 'botellas' a ciertos in
dividuos que Sc llaman a 81 mis-
mos progresistas y no 10 son.
JQuienes aceptaron en- la in
dustria, anticipadamente, una
rebaja de jornales?
lQuienes han tratado de con-
vsrtir a los torcedores en- instru
mentos de sus maniobras politi-
cas-?
LQuienes trataron de "pasar-
Sc" al Clio, pegando por la es-
palda a su organization, y no 10
cOnSlgulerOnE
IQuienes aconsejaban votar
por Browder y por Wilkie, en-
las pasadas elecciones, y no por
ell presidente Roosevelt?
iQuienes han venido tratan-
do de dividir a los obreros de las
industries en- cubanos, espaio :
les e italianos, cuano todos per-
tenecen a la misma familia?
ST los trabajadores aprecian ell
valor de su responsabilidad, en-
diciembre votaran por la candi-
datura que encabeza Inclan.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
Crecia pide la ayuda de los
pueblos Ebres del mundo
Ell gobierno griego n~ecesita a~viacion.
Los ~italianos empiezan a r~etirarse de Koritza

Atenas, Grecia, Nov. 19.-El
gobierno de Grecia sc dirigi6,
hoy a los paises libres del mum
do pidiendoles la ayuden en- la
guerra que sostiene contra TIA
liza. Thee Nicoloudis, ell minis :
tro de prensa, hizo la declara :
ci6n, agregando que ell pueblo nc.
debe dejarse enganar por los ac
tuales exitos griegcs en- los cam
pos de batalla.
Nicoloudis Sc dirigi6 especial
mente a Inglaterra y los Esta :
dos Unidos, en- una converse :
ci6n con los corresponsales ex :
t~ranjeros, y pide Sc lie manden a
Grecia los aeroplanos que para
defenderse necesita. Compare "a
preSsnte situaci6n de Grecia con
la de Finlandia, hace un ano.
Las tropas italianas Sc uneven
hoy lentamente desde KCritza,
reforzadas con hombres y aero
pianos, mo quertmos he er la
misma equivocaci6n de Finlan-
dia la cual, contenta con sus pri
meros exitos, no solicit6 del ex-
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ell loco ~vocifera. = Sembrara Sol en- Londres.-
Pacifismo italiano. - Los comunistas acuerdan
Una candidatura.

Ell pacifismo italiano seguira
extendiendose, sin que el y sus
siervos puedan impedirlo, a me
dida que les ingleses hundan bar
cos y derriben aviones fascistas;
ell pacifiSmo, que es amor a Ia
paz y ell derecho, seguira desa-
rfrollandose en- la Italia deni =
grada por sus "espadones."
lPacifismo de pueblo que de-
tesla matar y lie obligan a ase.
sinar a inocentes; pacifismo que
NADIA tiene que yer con ell que az
tualmente predican en- este pals
Earl Browder Y sus cOlaborado-
res.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
LA DEL CLIO
N0MBRo UN COMITE DE
PAZ

Atlantic City, N. j. Nov. TO-
la convention del CIO design6
hoy un comite especial para que
trate de lograr la paz con la Fee
deraci6n Americana del Traba-
10. FL comite propondra un nue.
vo movimiento de unificaci6n q.
.atarque al CI0, la Federation
Americana y las Hermandades
de Ferroviarics.
John L. Lewis figura en- ell co
mite. 10 mismo que Phillip Muir
ray y Sidney Hillman.
Creese que Hillman. a causa
de su labor con el Console Ma
cional de Defensa, nc pOdra par
ticipar en- las deliberaSioneS,
La gaceta., 1940-11-19

da dejar la guerra. Todos los
nuevos apartamentos tendran
s6tanos con dormitorios, como
precauci6n para futuras que
rras.
Berna, Suiza, Nov. l9.-En
ell discurso que aver pronun :
,ci6n Benito Mussolini, no hizo
la mas minima alusi6n a la Ru
STA Soviet. Este Sc interpreta
como que Molotoff NADIA hizo
EN- Berlin para amman ell res
tablecimiento de mas estre-
chas relaciones con Roma. La
~conferencia de Serrano Suher
con Hitler, segdn los Observable
res, tiene por objeto buscar un a
cercamiento entire ell gobierno
de Franco y MoSc1. Dicese que
Molotoff, en- su reciente vista a
Berlin. a una pregunta hecha
por Hitler contest6 que su pals
no tenia Inconvenience alguno
EN- negOciar con Espaha.
Lodres. Nov. 19.-La avia-
ci6n inglesa atac6 hoy las ia
bricas de gasolina sintetica de
Leuna, cerca de Lepsig. "Bue-
nos resultados sc obtuvieron"-
dice la nota Official. Muy pocos
aerOplanos nazis sc acercaron
anoehe a esta capital, por GUAM
to soplaba un viento de tempo
raj. Liverpool, Ell mas importan-
te de los puertos ingleses, fue a.
facade de nuevO, sufriendo los
mayores danos las viviendas de
los ciudaanos.
Downey, Cal, Nov. 19.-La
huelga en- la fabrica de aeropla-
nos Vultee, que hace aparatos
para lnglaterra y Estados Uni
dos, continua sin resOlver. Los
trabajadores piden un aumentO
de 25c por hora, siendo Ell mini
mo de la escala, al presente, de
SOC Tratan de solucionar Ell pro
blema 81 comandante Simpson,
Representative de la secretaria
de la Guerra. y II. Arnold To-
lies, asistente de Sidney Hill
man, miembro obrero del Conse-
10 de Defensa Nacional.
Washington, Nov. 19.-Para
ell ejercito y la marina Sc han
comprado, con motive del Dia
de Oar Gracias, 64,500 pavos,
de Is libras cada uno. La conf
da SO servira Ell iueves con "eran
berry sauce" y rs toneladas de
condimento.
Washington, Nov. 19.-Cree-
Sc que despues de visitar el cam
pamento Fort Mcclellan, en- Ala
bama, Ell secretario de la Guerra
Mr.. Stimson. hara una vista al
campamento Banding, en- la Flo
rida. Stimson hablara ante la
convention de la Federation A
mericana del Trabajo, en- New
Orleans.