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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Chapter 20

Chapter 20
Real struggle for that form OF
democracy which is now being
challenged by the totalitarian
state did not begin until some four
centuries ago.
Discovery of a direct overseas
route To America In 1892, of one
to the Indies in 1895, completely
changed the economic structure of
Europe. These findings destroyed
the feudal system which had been
based upon agriculture and intro
duced the use of capitalism.
II is true that money-economy
had already been known in the
Italian city republics of the 18th
century. especially in Florence,
where the Medicis had established
the first big international banking
house. But in the Low Countries,
where the small independent
observation-disclosures had never been
as completely absorbed by the
feudal lords as in the rest of Eu-
rope. there was an ideal breeding
ground for a small-scale sort OF
capitalism.
These countries, while essen
TALLY Christian, had become
more and more resentful OF be-
ing ruled by n hierarchy which
TO them was of foreign origin,
and which, being foreign, failed
TO understand the temperament
and the prejndiees Of n race
alien 10 themselves.
There followed that widespread
attempt at reform of the Church
from within. Rather to the sur.
prise of those who had started it.
this ended in a definite separation
from Rome and the establishment
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Of a church which to this day be-
trays It's origin by its that
of the communities who protest
ed"
As long as the Spaniards and
the Portuguese. with the approval
of the Papacy. were the only le-
climate owners of all the newly
discovered territories in Africa,
Asia and America, the people OF
the Low Countries and of England
had been obliged TO respect the
wishes Of their spiritual master.
The moment they ceased to rec
ognize his authority. the whole OF
the planet was theirs. provided
they had the strength to help
themselves to whatever tn e y
wished. Until then, they had new.
er played any particular role in
international affairs.
They were young and eager.
Being without any experience in
such matters, they most cheer
fully failed TO realize the dam
gers they would incur when
they boldly sailed past the Cape
OF Good Hope and Cape Horn TO
attack both the Spaniards and
the Portuguese in their rich
colonial domains In India and
America.
Their foolhardy courage was
richly rewarded, for within an in.
credibly short space of time they
had turned the Mediterranean into
somnolent inland sea, had re-
duced Venice and Genoa to cities
of the third rank and had re-
moved the center of the spice
trade from Portugal to the Meth.
erlands.
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DR.. George Hunter
To Speak Thursday

Speaking IN the Independent
Bible church Thursday evening will
be Dr. George Y Hunter OF Los
Angeles. DR. Hunter is field secre-
tary Of the Americana European
Fellowship. which has It's head
quarters in New York city. Dr..
Hunter has visited Europe several
times. and recently returned from
tour Of many European countries.
His illustrated lecture viii be on
the subject. The European jew in
Prophecy and History" The Serv-
ice will start al p. m. and Is open
TO the public.
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Dewey Will Divide
His Campaign Talk

A new departure In campaign
speeches is being made this week
by Thomas K. Dewey. New York
district attorney and q leading
Republican presidential candidate.
Robert Il. Hunt. president of the
Dewey for President club, an
nounees two talks the candidate
viii give in st. Louis and Chicago
on Thursday and Friday nights
are parts OF the same speech.
The first half OF the speech will
be given in st. Louis Wednesday
and will be broadcast in Tacoma
froa I to 7:30 o'clock over KMO.
The second half of the talk. to be
given in Chicago. viii be heard in
Tacoma from tbs to 7:45 o'clock.
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TrombleY Added TO
Bridge Committee

GIG Marlboro. f. Trombley
has been added to the committee
making arrangements for the
celebration marking opening of
the Tacoma Narrows bridge, 1t
was announced Tuesday. from
bley will represent communities
on the peninsula. Next meeting
of the committee will be held here.
Clarence Bloom. who was
seriously burned several weeks
ago. continues to make satisfac-
tory Improvement, it was an
nouneed.
Among students at Washington
State college who will return to
homes on the peninsula Friday for
weeks vacation will be the
Misses Helen and Marion New
Peggy Pike and Claire MeCallsm
The March meeting for mem
bers of the Crescent Valley Gooc
Roads club will be held Friday a.
Crescent Valley school.
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Repeal Of Blue Law
Is Initiatives Aim

Repeal Of the 1909
blue law" barring sal OF
numerous commodities on Sunday,
was provided In an initiative filed
here with Secretary Of State
Belle Reeves. Sponsor OF the
measure was ]. b. Collier, RID.
No. l. Renton. To get on the
ballot the measure must have
$4,000 signatures by July 5.
Numerous attempts have been
made In the past several legisla-
tive sessions to repeal or amend
the blue law. but none ever be-
came law. One measure. which
only revised the law, WAS vetoed
by Gov. Clarence ID. Martin.
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Officer Hughes Now
Recovering AT Home

Charles w. Hughes. well known
Tacoma police officer. is recover
ing at his home. 4535 Thompson
ave. from injuries he received
when he was struck by = car
March II. he was hit while di-
recting traffic az the scene OF an
accident on South Tacoma way,
and spent several days in Tacoma
General hospital suffering from
shock and bruises. Police officials
said his recovery has been salts
factory but not sufficient 10 per-
init his return TO duty.
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Nancy Ann S Friend
To Be Her Secretary

HoNOLULU-Winifred Arnold,
who was a roommate and sorority
sister at the University of Wash
ington of Nancy Ann Miller, wife
of the former Maharajah of Indore,
has gone to India to become secre-
tary to her friend, it was revealed
today.
Miss Arnold accompanied Mrs.
Jennie Miller, mother of Nancy
Ann. aboard the President Harri-
son when the steamer sailed yes
terday. Mrs. Miller plans to make
her home in India with her daugh-
tiers. another of whom is the wife
of Bombay merchant.
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The FEC said that the possi-
bility of one manufacturer gaining
an unfair advantage over com
petitors7 may cause the industry
TO abandon further research and
experimentation and result in an
attempt to crowd into the market
equipment OF present stage Of ef-
ficiencv.
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Communications Commission
Raps Promotional Campaign
Order Permitting Limited Commercial
Sponsorship of Television Rescinded

WASHINGTON - The federal
communication commission. criu-
Ching a promotionai campaign by
the Radio Corporation Of America,
has suspended an order permit
ting limited commercil sponsor
ship Of television Sept. l.
A further hearing was ordered
To determine whether research.
experimentation and achievement
of higher standards Of transmits
sion for television are being +'un-
duly retarded" by the RcA or
other licensees.
Further hearings also viii deter
mine. II was announced, whether
the effective date for the begin
ring should be changed from Sept.
] to some later date.
Campaign Varies
The current marketing cam
paign Of the Radio Corporation of
America" FEC statement said.
els held to be at variance with the
intent Of the commissions teie-
vision report of Feb. 20. Such
action IL construed as a disregard
Of the commissions findings and
recommendation for further inn
provement In the technique and
quality Of television transmission
before sets are widely sold to the
public
RcA President David Sarnoff
said he was amazed" at the
FCCs action.
We have spent nearly 10000
900 In developing television and In
trying to create new art in a
new industry" he added. I'VE
thought we were proceeding ex-
actly in accord with the order on
this subject recently adopted by
the commission"
No Established Standards
The FEC recalled that because
Of the fluid state of the art and
the continuance of research and
experimentation" 1t had refused
20 establish television transmits
sion standards.
The intent Of the commission
was TO give the industry further
opportunity to move forward In
an orderly manner and upon
sound scientific basis without
causing injury to the public and
result in injury to the new indus
try itself. particularly to other
manufacturers co operating In
seeking to bring about wide inn
provemenfs through experimental
ton rather than crowding the mar
ket with present day receivers
which may soon become obsolete
the statement said.
Danger Intensified
sPromotionai activities directed
20 the sale OF receivers not only
intensified the danger Of these in
struments being left on the hands
of the public. but may react in
the crystalizing of transmission
standards at present levels
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No Charges Against
3 Joiled In Oregon

Police said Tuesday that no local
charges are pending against three
Tacoma youths repeatedly held in
Oregon on car theft charges. The
trio, Leslie z. NARROW. Frank
Havilick and Jack willbright, were
arrested in Medford, Oregon, and
taken TO Coquille, Oregon. where
they were charged with grand
larceny last week in n case in
volving theft OF a car from Marsh
field. Police Captain Tom Ross
said no pickup order had been re-
ceiyed here prior to their arrest
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Air Mechanics
Consider Contract

SEATTLE-Aproximatelyp 5000
members OF the Aeronautical Me-
chanics' union Tuesday considered
a proposed new agreement with
the Boeing Aircraft Co.
Fifteen sections of the agree
ment were ratified, including one
providing the agreemnt be bind
ing wherever the company's plant
may be located.
The provision recalled recent
invitation by the San Francisco
Chamber OF Commerce to move the
plant there.
Hugo A. Lundquist. business
agent of the union. said two more
mass meetings would complete a
draft OF the tentative agreement.
The present contract expires
June /.
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ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Murder, Inc. "

are gang leaders whose names are
not usually identified with the
Brownsville hoodlum types.
Five OF these vice presidents"
are in Jail on murder charges in
the staying four years ago of
Danny Meehan, who tried to
muscle into the Brooklyn rsckets,
and the killing of Red Alpert, 10.
small fry member OF their own
gang.
Trigger Men Held
They are Abe ,(kid Twiso
Relies. Harry Happy Malone,
Harry pittsburgh Phil Strauss,
Martin (Buggsy) Goldstein, and
Frank (the Dasher) Abbandsndo.
All are under 35 years old, all
have voluminous and long stand
ing police records.
Also held on murder charges
are two of the trigger men who,
in the normal course of events,
would have been slated for execu-
ton. They are Abraham pretty
Levine and Anthony (Duke) Maj
fetore.
Reconstruct Story
According TO Police Lieut.. John
osnato and oDwyer, this is what
happened:
Maffetore talked and he per
suaded Levine TO save his own
skin. As result OF their story
Irving big GangD Cohen, who
had given up crime for a film
extras job in the movies, wal
picked up in Hollywood an'
charged with the staying Of hi
best friend. Walter Sage.
Typical Of the gangs brutality
Cohen was selected 10 kill Sag
because II Was reasoned the vic
tim would be less suspicious o
an auto ride II Cohen wer
along.
There Are Others
There are others held who hsv
not vet been fitted into thei
proper places in the complex pic
ture. Louis Capons. AZ. no rels
ton to the Chicago Capones, wa
picked up the first day and hel
in 100000 bail as msteris
witness.
Lazarus Black. 2T-year-ol
bakers helper. is held in $500
bail as a material witness In IN
strange staying of Irving Penn,
music dealer. who is believed
have been killed because he n
sembled a witness in q rackets II
vestigation by District Attorne
Thomas Z. Dewey. of Manhattan
And there is the matriarch'
Wv o m an-in-blaek." Mrs. Len
Frosch. who Is charged, with he
husband and son-in-law, with oil
structing justice in eonduetin
their bail bond activities. oDwye
considers her the chief 'fixer {
briber in Brooklyn. Her sol
Abraham, is in Jail as eonfesse
perjurer.
Next The staff Of Murde
Inc. and some Of its work.
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Of time do not apply. There can be
no midnight there as we know il
in the temperate and tropic
regions.
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MIDNIGHT NaS-MADF

Midnight is only man-made
definition. used in our time sched-
ule. At the earths poles. local ideas
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II you're not using il. sell 1t with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

Next The staff Of Murder
Inc. and some of its work.
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Danger Intensified

..Promotionai activities directed
20 the sale OF receivers not only
intensified the danger Of these in
struments being left on the hands
Of the public. but may react in
the crystalizing of transmission
standards at present levels
La gaceta., 1940-10-30
Las bases cambiadas por los destructores
Seran construidos seis dirigibIes

Washington, Oct. 30.-El
gobierno de Chungking, en-
China, informa que las tropas
japonesas Sc retiran de la CO.'S
ia y que ell ej6rcito republica-
no chino Sc ha pOsesionado de
Lang Chao.
Manifesto hoy ell secretario
de Marina, Mr.. Knox, que Es-
tados Unidos ocupara las ba-
ses obtenidas de Inglaterra,
EN- camibo por so destructO :
res, dentro de tres meses, in
cluyndo las de las Bermudas
Y Newfoundland.
La Marina concedi6 hoy un
contrato a la compahia Good
year para la construction de
seis globos tipo "'blimp". Cos
taran mas de un million de pc
SOS.
La gaceta., 1940-10-30
LA COMISI0N DE CARRIE
RAS ACTUA EN- CUANTO
AL PERMISO PARA Ell HI
PODROM0

La Comisi6n de Careers del
estado orden6 aver a la Florida
West Coast Jockey Club expon-
ga en- Miami, el sabado los mott
vos por los cuales no debe ser
cancGado un permiso que Sc lie
concediera y que solo tendra va
lidez 81 ell pueblo vota a favor
del Hip6dromo, Ell pr6ximo mai
ties.
81 la Comisi6n cancela el per-
misc, como algunos Green que 10
hara, entonces Ell pueblo no ten
dra que votar por 81 Hip6dro-
mo, ell martes.
Debese la actitud de la Conf
sion a la eonducta misteriosa de
la empresa en- cuanto a la anun-
ciada election Por algunos sc a.
segura q. el prop6sito de la Flo.
rida West Coast Jockey Club Is
vender aceiones en- esta ciudad Y
retener el control en- New York,
bajo el grupO que preside el Sr.
Smith.
La gaceta., 1940-10-30
La avaci0n ingIesa bombar4e0 de nuevo a Berlin
Atacados puertos yastilleros de
Holanda y Belgica

Londrss, Get. 3).-A peSar del
frio la niebla y la nievS la Real
Aviaci6n inglesa bombarde6 a.
yer a Berlin Y dej6 caer centa-
mares de bombas incendiarias V
explosives en- fabricas, refine
rias, aerodromos Y objetoS mill
tares de Hamburgo, Sterkrade,
Magdeburg, Wilhelmhaven, Bre
men; ell puerto belga de Osten-
de Y los puertoS y astilleros no.
landeses de Flushing, Den Held
er e Imuuiden.
Durante ell dia de aver fueron
derribados % aviones nazis, en-
Inglaterra. Los ingleses perdie-
ron en- esos ataques solo dos a.
paratos.
Para encontrar sus objetiVoS
la aviaci6n inglesa tuvo que Ian
La gaceta., 1940-10-30

gar poderosaS luceS de bengala,
cClocadas en- pequenos paracai-
das. Los photos Sc vieron obi
gados "a volar a ciegas", por
medic de los Instruments.
Los alemaneS aSeguran haber
arrojado centenares de bombas
incendiariarias y explosives en-
Londres y Liverpool; pero la
nota official dice que los ataques
en- conjunto, abarcaron una
gran extension territorial, pero
con danos de poca importancia,
ccmparativamente.
Una nueva nota Official au-
menta a q ell numero de los d.
viones nazis derribados aver,
con perdidas de Z por parte de
los cazas ingleses y los aparatOs
de bombardeo.
La gaceta., 1940-10-30

A las nuevas bases navales
de los Estados Unidos Sc man
daran contingencies selections
dos pOr ell secretario.
Varios barcos mercantes pa
saran inmediatamente a po-
der de la marina de guerra,
con ell fin de utilizarlos en- ell
transportes de los hombres
que Sc enviaran a las nuevas
bases.
I'm formidable aeroplano
de combate, de cinco plazas,
fue anunciado hoy por ell ejer
cito, junto con eel aditamen-
to" de que va Sc ha hecho en-
trega de la primera orden.
Estos aviones sc italian ar
mados con canones de 81 mi
limetros y ametralladoras dc
calibre so y 80.
La gaceta., 1940-10-30

Jamas toleraremos otra vez las
grsAdes masaSNde pobres sin ira
bajo. No reconoceremos privi-
legios".
IA resistencia que hacen mi
llQles de hombre9 en- Europa
MS prueba hasta que punto es
de grande Ell espiritu que fer
menta en- el corazdn humane,
No habra masas de pobres, nj
de parados... nj tampoco priv
legios'.
liza ofeNa, amigos, tiene un
doble valOr por cuanto procede
de un pals que Gamma lentamen
tie, pero con pasos firmes y So
bre terreno SECURE.
La gaceta., 1940-10-30
LA SESSION. DEL u
MIENTO

En- la session celebrada anoche
81 ayuntamiento tom6 los ST.
guientes acuerdos: conceder
un permiso al Broken Mirror,
de la Gale de Franklyn, a
nombre de un hermano de
Blake williams, a quien no
Sc quiso otorgar ell permiso
por tener antecedentes crimi-
males. Actu6 en- este caso ell
CONCEAL Victor Rosenthal.
Sc facult6 al comite de re-
glas y ordenanzas para inves-
tigar la posibilidad de regular
la dsitancia entire las escuelas
e iglesias y las tabernas.
I'm permiso para vender be
bidas alcoholics, en- paquetes
Sc lie concedi6 a L. w. Ellis
ton, del zoe w. Lafayette.
Sc lie revocara ell permiso a
Mary Nablo, dueha de una Ia
berna enel 1902 de la Gale Is
Quedaron aprobados dos
permisos, uno para Frank
Quintana, en- ell 400 West For
tune, distritO de R~osenthal, y
Otro para Lee Davis, del 1918
Central Avenue.
Pas6 a informe de la poll
'cia una petici6n de Tomas Ba-
zarte, del 2OO1 Gale Is, pa
ra abrir ell local donde estuvo
Cesar Garcia, en- ell 1923 de
la Cuarta avenida.
La gaceta., 1940-10-30
LOS
RON UN AEROPLANO CIVIL

Ohungking, China oct. 30
Los aviones japoneses derriba-
ron un aeroplano de la China
National Aviaci6n, una compa-
MIA china, matando al photo a.
mericano, Walter C. Kent, de
Kentwood, La, y a siete pasa-
jeros. Ootros dos pasajeros, ell
cCpiloto y. la camarera lograron
salvarse. Cay6 ell avi6n cerca de
Chanyi, a 80 millas de Kumm-
ing. Kent iba a cumplir 35 amos
de edad.
La gaceta., 1940-10-30

LA, 1906 IL ave. Abelardo Con
zalez, 1106 TO- ave; Jose Di Gae
tano, 306 f. Jean St. Rev. Vi
cente P. Paolusci, I'LL avenida
IL; Nelson G. Italiano, 1903 g
ave-. Angelo Franzone, l0l7 4
venida 81; Isidro S. Vega, 1921
Gale 8; Reinaldo d. Lopez, 1913
Garcia ave-. Henry A. Alpizar,
2911 Gale 10; Jose Costa, PIG
Mitchell St.. Edward Perez,
2904 caile 16; Ignacio n. Tinna-
70. 7l8 Roberts ST.. A. l. Trai-
ma, 1902 avenida Ia; G. d. Pa
pia, 708 Laurel St. Arsenic Pc
rez 2818 Taliaferro St.. ROge-
lilo Valdes, Pip avenida IL An
gelo ID. LoPresti, 1912 ayenida
-; Ricardo Garcia, 25O3 Pine
st. John Napoli, 1903 o. ave. ;
Narciso Guerra, 1913 w. Cclum
bus Dr.. Jose A. Diaz, 1903 ca
lie 81 Pietro A. Ciccareilo, ru-
Ia no 4; A. B. Sciortino, l7lSlg
Columbus Dr.. John L. Vaz-
Quez, 706 Nassau; lgnaciO Up
polito, 1913 Garcia ave. Char
les S. Craparo, 215 w. Conan
che; Vicente LubranO, 9l3 w.
Columbus DR. Jose s. Ferra,
2209 Gale IL; JESUS Bencomo,
1903 Gale 10; Severino Peha,
29O1 Gale 10; Sam d. Cacciato-
re ,1O42 g. avenida.
La gaceta., 1940-10-30
PETAIN DICE QUE NO FUE


Vichy, Oct. 30.-El maris-
cal Petain, jefe del gobierno,
habl6 hoy por la Radio y dijo
que Ell no fue presionado para
que Sc entrevistara con Hit
Ter, como Sc ha dicho en- Eu-
ropa y en- America.
"Hemos dado, manifesto, ell
primer paso hacia la recons-
trucci6n de Francia." No di6
a conocer los detalles de la
conversation que con Hitler
sostuvo.
Pierre Laval escuch6 Ell dis
curse.
La gaceta., 1940-10-30

Comentando la actitud cobar-
de Y denigrante del regimen de
Vichy, ell general Charles de la
Gaulle ofrece nombrar un con-
sejo para la Defensa del Impe-
rio Frances.
'fUnos pocos p%olftieos infa-
mes, dice el general, Sc propo-
men hacer entrega a los naZis
del imperio frances.
Los franceSes que saben pc
sar ell valor de- su historic glO-
ROSA, Sc opcnen en- Ell mundo a
las "canallajas" de Laval y a las
claudicaciolres de- decrepito Pc
tain.
La Francia del future, que
sera libre y fuerte borrara de
sus libros y hasta de los regis
tros de nacimientos y defuncio-
mes los nombre de los traidores.
La gaceta., 1940-10-30
KENNEDY ~RECOMIENDA
LA REELECTION DEL PRE-.
SIDENTE ROOSEVELT

New York, oct. 30.-Hablan-
do aver por la Radio Ell embaja-
dor en- Inglaterra. Jose Kenne-
dy, pidi6 al pueblo de los Esta-
dos Unidos reelija al p~residente
Roosevelt y al mismo tempo ca
lific6 de falsa la aeusaci6n de
que Ell jefe de estado trata de
envolver a la naci6n en- la que
IRA. La familia del e~mbajador a
bono los gastos del programa.
Desminti6 que haya renunciado
su puesto, pero egreg6 que no
volvera inmediatamente a Lon
dres,
H -
La gaceta., 1940-10-30
Admite ell periodico sovietico "Estrella Roja"
que Inglaterra DONNA ell Mediterraneo
Esta minado la escuadra ingleSa la entrada
de los puertos griegos

brando de minas las entradas de
los puertos griegos, en- las cos
tas este y oeSte. segin una mott
cha dada por ell Almirantazgo.
Porciones de los golfos de CORN
to y Patras han sido minados v
un campo de minas Sc ha extern
dido por ell norte de Creta y a
10 largo de la costa este del Pc
loponeso. Sc dieron va los opor-
tunos avisos a la navegaci6n
mercante. BESIDE Inglaterra Sc
van a mandar a Grecia, en- bar
cos ingleses, miles de volunta-
rios.
La gaceta., 1940-10-30

Tres ciudadanos que acaban
de anunciar votaran por Ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt: Tom Gonna
lily, senador democratic, de Te-
xas; Harry l. Hartman, expire
sidente de la Camara de los Es-
tados Unidos, y William c.
Chanler, abogado del Conseio
Cooperative de la ciudad de
New York.
Pero los nazis, fascistas y IA
langistas aseguran que votaran
por Wilkie... con la esperanto
de producer la derrota de Mr..
Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1940-10-30
A ORDENA Ell RE
GRES ODE SUS VAPORES

0ANA0 OOA WV a. SAN1D
Bucarest, oct. 30.-E gobier-
no ha ordenado reg essen a puer
tos rumanos los Vapores que
navegan en- aguas d eTur4uia.
No saldra para Estambul e.
vapor "Bessarabia", que habia
anunciado su salida. La embaja
da de Grecia ha llamado a las
arms a los ciudadanos de su
pals que pueden hacerlO. Los
griegos residences en- Rumania
son 10000. Muchos "venizelis-
tas" han ofrecido sus servicios
al primer ministro griego, ge-
neral Metaxas. Desde Yugoesla-
via Sc desmiente la noticia de
que ell gobierno este mcVilizan-
do secretamente sus tropas.
La gaceta., 1940-10-30

Moscd desmiente la noticia de
que Stain recibiera en- audien-
cha especial al teniente general
Tatekawa.
Sc habfa dado la noticia en-
Toxic y la habia trasmitido tam
bien la Radio nazi.
Ell nuevo embajador japones
en- Russia ofrecera ola copa y ell
cop6n" a cambio de que Stain le
permita "manos libres" en- Chi
ma.
Pero Ell Soviet lie ha prometi-
do a Chang, s~olemnemente, que
por ningdn motive cesara de en-
viarle municiones, comestibles
y armas.
La gaceta., 1940-10-30

iOh... Sc tratabaja aquI, aqui,
aha Y en- diferentes ciudades y
estados... pero NADIA Sc sabe de
Mr.. Sanders y Sc ignora ell pa
raedro de Mr.. Adams!
FL autom6vil eSta guardado,
la pistola Sc halla depositada en-
sitio segura... Y sc hara justicia
cuando Ell asesino Sc presente y
confieSe Su crimen.
La gaceta., 1940-10-30

Los nazis alemanes, los fas-
cistas italianOs y los falangistas
coinciden en- ell deseo de prOdu-
cir la derrota electoral del pre-
sidente Roosevelt.
~ en- Tampa y en- otros luga-
res Sc han undo a elloS los "co-
m~unistas"!
iAgrupados por ell Diablo en-
la misma carreta!