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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27

h@h boy VINO JOINS receives a
copy Of the new book. written
especially for the league by Ray
w. Sherman. How 10 Become a
Skilled Driver Since an exam
nation on the book 10 one Of the
tests given In the $4,000 prize
contest 70 select the champion
high-school age drivers Of the
United States, the boys are study
ing II earnestly. And that's how
they're catching the mistakes Of
the older drivers.
IL, for example, you think you're
pretty good az avoiding accidents
at blind" corners, just read this
excerpt from Mr.. shernsn's book
and you Will see that you probably
omit the final step which Is the
real mark Of driving skill.
After describing the correct
showdown process IN approaching
the corner. Sherman writes: The
nearer We get 70 the corner, the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
Dodge 2-Tons
Popular Model
Outsslling All oshss
Models In The Line

ruhiie demand for the ip<o
posixr LUXURY Liner twr~scne mod
els has been - heavy that The
smart new shades hevs ssept into
first place In current pcsles sel<s
sssr-. ths nation. seecrfinr ~ Msi
jones ~ Irwin.fen>s kentcw CO.
raeoms p<~fse- Plymouth aistrthus
tor Tire new pode@ two~tcnee
wers Introduced n Nay.
You know said Jenss. IN
speaking II the new Fwp-tnne
Dodge. a car IIke that u : suod
deal ina : lsay's new evening
sls~sa No snsttsr hcw much maa
tries 10 describe sss aAnsiIn9 style
and beauty. IL Intriguing euics
rfsecsa the auiekne~s with which
u catches the aaipoker's attention
--wussis wiii nat create 10 tfsse
picture vsu have 10 see u with
yeas avn eyes. That's what .
wcmaH docs every time.
''ssmlIsriy. to get The true pie
suss NJ the new twu-tsn~ Dodge.
ane hAs tn s>s "a that 10 the only
way to realise the cnler hsFmonsea
created when = body flashed IN
Airvfuis~v Red y osfnst ~ tenders.
hncd. ssase guard IN asshsr Regal
Maroon ar . Mslnltnsr ursy hoiy
u paired with fsr<ers and hosd
inns in uun Metal ar IN owe
Green body is assembled with FEM
deFs. ste. IN DARKER Atlantic Green
~ . Indy IN Admiral Niue "
matched h fsnders and hood n
Patrol Hlue ana ~ ~.
'~rhess enier barmosiee sss difs
fssent. snilke any rolos slunh svee
sssn here on any ear. ~ any prize.
mat 10 why Inc pedes p>eple ere
mt Al al aims In ealing thstr
two-toas modal an achievement 10
color harmony that - ~ ieasf ;
yssr ahead AZ iime.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27

farther We can zee. When ys see
there are no other cars too near,
We make move ina, IL part ~
real skill We shift into a lowsr
gear and proceed 70 10 across
briskly. but not with = leap
On the aide street there may be
car coming some distance away.
There's plenty Of time 10 get
across provided you get across
and get out Of the way. You have
come down 10 slow speed. You
cant pick up fast in high. for high
has the least driving force Of all
the gears. 30 you drop into sec
ond. give u push and. as soon
al you see you're across and out
Of The way, slip gracefully back
into high and 20 On as you were"
The danger Of excessive speed
on curves Ia one Of the subjects
strikingly portrayed by drawings
and statistics In the league book.
DID you know, for instance. THAT
at rs miles an hour moving
car mas developed about enough
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
Baldwin Reveals
Survey Findings

whiis fsminias lnflusnas II rec
oGnissd - . dominant fsetes h
sslscsion of the family autsmobsle.
men sign ss.s per cent ef the or
ders. sscosdInG lo . nuaek analysis
made public today by ". @. nsia.
win, sales.msnasss II MasIisv-
Haskins. nulsk distributors for
Tacoma and northwest Wsshlns.
tim. The study covsrsd new ess
ssiss ny Buick sires the snauunee.
msnt n is<o models lsss fan.
"rnurtssn per rent ~ Inc nsw
rsr ordsrs wsss signed ny ~onssa.s
baldwin ssid. quoting me survey
results. ORDERS slspea IN ~
name NJ firms and hssla~ss ~.
Germs accounted fov 40 Per cess ~
tn total"
Mors lsborsrs bought teoo
Isuloks than flnanaiai msn. Mnnn~
faetursrs. clerical worksrs and pre.
fssstonai fnsn wsss lssns buyssA
Merchants and tSsdsssnsu led the
ocenpsiionai groups. with saissmsw
and business executives following
nVhs ovdsr named.
vssmsss hpaeht - pss csus -
buick's output. whtts retired usea
and ~omsn n all Trades ana pso-
fsassnss accounted far 81 per cent.
"Nssuits af The survey sfow dsfs-
nitsiy that hniek v . csr fos
sysryoos. Baldwin pointed out.
Tia fart that Buick coats ilttta
more than many smaller ears m
doubt accounts for the fses shat
msn and Nomsn NJ all trades snd
al glasses are s~nsrs ~ The fe>e
Buick ears"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
De Soto Hits New
Sales Peak in Nav

DETROIT--An all-time high rec.
ord for retail sales was established
by De Soto in the week ending
June 1. according TO announcement
today by c. r. Bleicher. vice presi-
dent and general manager of the
company.
De Soto sales topped all previous
weekly records by a comfortable
margin and showed a 35 per cent
increase over the previous week.
Mr.. Bleieher announced.
In addition. dealers reported the
biggest week of used-car sales in
the history Of De Soto.
When IT is considered that the
new record was established In a
week when there was a national
holiday. the performance becomes
all the more impressive, Bleicher
said.
With new peaks established for
weekly sales in both new and used
cars, company officials are more
optimistic than ever about the
prospects for summer. Company
statistics show that only two
months in the big year Of 1887
exceeded May. 1910, in total De
Soto sales.
Individual instances are cited
from some Of the larger points
where dealers have shown more
deliveries in May than in any
month since they have been in
business. Washington. d. c.. In
such a point and there are a num-
Der of Others, according to De Soto
sales officials.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27

energy 10 roll ever once. A. 10
u hAa dsyelope1 not twice but
four times the snsrgy enough ~
roll over four times A. 10. II
has developed not thres times. but
nine times the energy enough u
roll over nine times"
The figures have very real
meaning for the driver who would
avoid disaster. for. az Sherman
gees Ca % point out: AT "a miles
an hour. you can make q fairly
sharp turn. Al 20 only ons.fourth
as sharp. A. 10 your turn can
be only ons-ninth az sharp a. il
was when you were going zs--r
off the road you 60"
How 70 Become Skilled
Driver" Il available only To boys
VINO enroll In the Ford Good
Drivers league There are no fses
or dues incident 20 membership
ana application blanks may be
secured A. any Ford dealer. or by
writing directly tn the offices Of
the league At Dearborn. Men.
Membership 10 open 70 81 bcys
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27

recDrr ~ oil changes and filtsf
requirements throughout the run.
Specimens ~ oii from tbs crank
cases ~ the two comparison
teams ~srs taken 81 regular in
tsrvsIs. ana compists engine msa-
surrmsnts Ssfs made before and
after the tssts.
Every pFeesuiion was taken
10 siimlnsts factors not directly
bearing on oil flitar sfficlsncy.
Cars ~srs driven sufficiently far
apart 10 avoid creating artificial
dust conditions. Heavy duty. oii-
bath air cleaners we're Installed In
each engine 10 eliminate, ipsofsr
an posssbls. atfnosphssi1 abfastssa.
yet analysis NJ the ~ ia
car -. without fIttss. In the
Arisans 1esest test showed
eight timsas - mueh se<1imsaa
~ fhs ssi from ear "a. pre-
tSctsd BY Hitter. 4 sisniiss re-
suit VS. feosd BY aompsstsg
The al from tbs ears drives
through tire Ashsasss Dssss
Bo~i. With tho yaits u differ
snes even greater 10 fssss II
thu filter.
In both cases. ths filssr ~as
found 10 function as q ssiu.his
anti.abfAsiss screen. Percentage
by volume ~ lead. IRON sand. acid
AMI sediment 1efs many times
higher in ,hs .nfiitsfsd than IN
ths filtered OBJ
Cylinder measurements befofe
and after The tests proved eon-
eiusiysiy that the filtsr mas .
vital influence on tns Iifs Of eyiln.
der walls, Statistics showed that
cylinder wear IN the ears opera,-
ing without oil nissr 10 tbs Inhfi-
eating system vas ,ries a. great
as In the cars equipped with oai
filters"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27

in the United states. aged - TO
-. inclusive. ~no are qualified
and legally authorized 10 drive .
car In thar hons stats. Although
entries for tina national good dfiy-
ing conssst must Be mailed not
later than midnight july 10. there
10 stiii time for boys 70 join the
league and compete for the free
trips 70 the New York worlds fair
and the ~ university scholarships
being offered 10 winners In the
contest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
Beer drinking Rabbit
Joins the Army

SYDNEY, Austraiia-The latest
recruit 10 the Aumtralisn Imperial
Forces il Rudolph. a white angora
rabbit that loves beer and eats
anything. Rudolph Joined up in
Sydney and Is now a battalion
mascot. HIS uniform ia a red vel
vet coat with his name In gold let
tsrL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
Jiiierbug Craze Back
Where Il Started
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa

5OHlfNNLSbIh Ut sUuIh hIfiCa
Young men in a Northern Trans
vasl kraal are doing the Utter
bug" instead OF their tribes cere-
monial dances-snd the witch doc
tors and medicine men are upset by
the change. A native who return
ed 10 the krasl recently after work
ing for some years in johannes
burg 10 said TO have started the
fashion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
High School Drivers Fast
Becoming Nation S Experts

DEARBORN Mich-Fathers Of high school age BOYS
the country over advised 10 brush up on their driving
technique il they avoid the embarrassment Of having
Junior and his friends tell them how u handle car For
the youngsters joining the Ford Good Drivers league by
me hundreds daily will soon be qualified experta.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27


NotoriousIy impatient with
g,issswork on any subject concern.
Ing high efficiency of the modern
car Plymouth engineers this
spring deliberately set out to dis.
cover the truth about oil filters,
good or bad. Expert ts~ driver.
started out In four brandsns~
automobiles two equipped with
filters and two without on .
brutal ~. 000.mils marathon
through Black Canyon. Arizona.
and unimproysd back roads In
Arkansas a. natural proving
grounds
Into each " tbe~e dusty
regions wsnt two sf ths Ply
mouth experimental CARS orr
explained. Each team CON
sisted Of ose car with oil M,
ter ibs either unprotected.
and both tssms esmpIstsf
thsis assiEnment~--s 1900
mile comparison grind. Amid
sstrsms abrasive conditions Of
flying sand and dissf--uoSst
Ia b. found In thu q. s,--fbe
four esss usse ns~reiiSssiy
subjected 10 . ifetlm< ~
wear in about fsuf weeks.
During tos tesla q seisniifle
diary Wa Kept, containing a STREET
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
Torture Test Proves Value
OF Oil Filter in Modern Car
Verne Orr. Plymouth's Coost Chief
Reveals Some Very Startling Focis

Exactly how important il a oil filter In the lubrlcatlng
system OF the modern car
Verne Orr, PlymouthS chief the quss-
ion with uoNftiVe act
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27

There are approximately four
men drivers to every one woman
in the United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
HOlp About That Light?

HOU AOOW fndf Light.
You have heard that old expression who do you have to
kiP' to get this that done!
Well I'll tell you who you have to Kill before
you can get traffic light installed at the intersection
OF the Steilacoom and Pacific highways A HALF
DOZEN MOTORISTS.
Repeated requests for traffic light at that dangerous
intersection have UNDECIDED and often the
probably will continue to be ignored until some fine dav
wholesale slaughter at that point will bring about the
sired results
long green and a short red light at that intersec-
tion would not any serious delay traffic on the
main line but il would offer the opportunity to traffic
from the lake district to enter the Pacific highway in
safety.
traffic light would also have the tendency to slow
the incoming traffic the Pacific highway which enters
35-mile at that point. As it is the majority of
incoming pay absolutely attention to the 35-mle
signs that is. not unless State Highway patrol
happens to be parked at the intersection
The population of the lake district is growing at
abnormal rate and consequently the of traffic
which must enter the Pacific highway at the old 7Nhle
house intersection has almost doubled during the
few years.
Sooner later there will have be traffic light at
that intersection whether state highway officials agree
not because there is right at this moment real need
for il than there is for the light at 18th and Pacific
The only there haven't been any fatal acct
dents at the intersection under discussion is because it
is such dangerous that motorists exercise extreme
caution at that point.
Certainly motorists pay enough taxes to have traffic
light installed where is needed in the interests of public
safety particularly when such light will double
purpose protect the traffic entering the main highway
and slow down the arerial traffic to and sensible
speed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
Issues Annual AppeaI!

"Put blockade on fireworks
The National Safety Council today issued that appeal Il
the people of America in effort cut down the
Fourth of july toll of killed and MANNED
The Council called upon every citizen to help enforce th
blockade 1t urged police departments in every state
city to set up fatality patrol the holiday period
There is only kind Of safe fireworks" said Col.
John Stiwel president of the council land that is the
kind you stay away from.
The whole situation is ironic and senseless To com
memorate the Fourth of July-a date when freedom wa
and bloodshed ended-we have built a memorial Il
death in blaze of pnwhees and skyrockets a bedlam O
firecrackers and bombs
ut is up TO the people themselves If no one buys
fireworks, will get hurt II is misguided parental
affection to give child moments pleasure at the risk
of lifetime of pain"
Despite laws, campaigns and warnings fireworks still
being put into the hands of children as well as adults
the council said Ii urged that of fireworks be confined
to community displays handled by experienced operators
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27

During tbs tesla a scientific
diary WA sspis containing a street
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
Pilot Goes East For Shin!

NOrva Norton left last night for Pennsylvania where
he will pick up Cub training ship and fly it back to
Tacoma where it will be put into service at the Mueller
Harkns airport.
Norton who is one of the Norhwest's veteran flyers
expects to make the return journey in easy stages
consuming about 35 hours between the arplane factory
and the home field.
Norton is engaged at the Mueller Harkins airport
In student instruction activities.
Tires Head the List!
Of all the troubles which bese the travelling motoris
tire failures head the list accounting for than 80
cent of all emergency calls
Battery trouble comes next followed closely by ignition
failures
1t is reported by the American Automobile associa-
ton that than 30 million emergency calls for road
service made during 1899.
This increase of Is per cent 1888 all though
the increase in registrations but 81 per cent
1t is surprising that there 1885, 400 calls for
service due the fact that motorists had out
of gasoline!
La gaceta., 1940-03-18

De nuevo lie avisamos, senior,
que nOsotros hemos establecido
una diferencia entire comunis-
tas y comunillas.
Ell comunista inteligente, cul
to, tiene un alto concepto de la
honradez personal y respeta pa
"a ser respectable.
Ell comunina no Sc detiene en-
"menudencias" y 10 mismo ca
lunnia cue agssaja.
Para las ideas del cor1unista
honesto tenemos ell mayor res
pete, dentro de una amplia con-
cepoi6n democratica; en- cuanto
a las ideas y planes, del otro, del
comunilla, estimamos que Sc lie
dehe conceder la misma can't
dad de consideration que otor-
ga a los que no piensan como Ell.
La libertad debe ser media
con la mayor imparcialiad.
La gaceta., 1940-03-18
SUBHAS N HACE
OP0SICI0N A GANDHI

Rambarh, India, mario 49,
Estableci6 aver un campamento
aparte, en- contra de Gandhi, Ell
expresidente del Congreso De
toda la India, Subhas Chandra
Bose. Una session ~plenaria Sc lle-
vara a efecto.
Mas de 10000 hombres, EN-
su maporia partidarios de la vic
lencia para conquistar la indie
pendencia, recibieron a Bose.
Dicese que Bose tiene redac-
tado un ultimatum para Ell Con-
greso, de modo que cite una fe-
cha definitiva para la campaia
de resistencia o haga frente a
n m%ovimiento separatista.
Gandhi rechaza las deman-
das de la facci6n de Bose y dice
quo procurara impedir la divi-
son del Congre-o, preconizada
or su antagonists.
Bose tiene menos de 5000 par
tidarios. Miles de Delegates des
filaron aver por frente al Ma
hatma y lie ofrecieron homene-
je.
La gaceta., 1940-03-18
FRANCIA NO HA ORDENA-
DO QUE LOS ESPANoLES
REGRESEN A SU PALS

Washington, MARIO 18.-El
gobierno frances hizo saber a
las personals interesadas, por
mediaci6n de su embajada en-
esta ciudad, que no es cierto Sc
haya ordenado Ell retorno a EA-
pana de los leales Y republica-
nos, como sc public6 en- este
pals por un grupo comunista
empenadO en- difamar a Fran
cia
Informado por los peri6dicos
de algunas protestas, ell emba-
jador lie telegrafi6 al primer mi
nistro Daladier y este contest6
Noticia inexacta.
Eman6 la noticia, segGn ell
Spanish Refugee Relief Cam
paign, del Comite Internaciona.
en- favor de los Refugiados Es-
panoles, radicado en- Paris.
Una campana de difamacion
contra Francia, por Ell problema
de los refugiados, Sc viene veri-
ficando bajo Ell patrocinio de
grupos comunistas.
La gaceta., 1940-03-18
Sc HA PERDID0 LA ESPE-
RAMA DE SALVAR A
Los E

st. Clairsville, Ohio Diarzo
1S.-Se ha perdido la esperan-
"a de salvar a los II mineros
atrapados desde q sabado en- la
nina de carbon Willow Grove.
Hoy fueron extraidos dos cada-
veres, los de John Marks, un mo
torista, y Ross McFaden. AL ocu
rrir la explosion mas de 100 mi
neros lOgraron salvarse. Dos
hombres murieron, por efecto
de los gases, cuando intentaban
unirse a sus camaradas.
John Owens, p~residente de
'cs Mineros Unidos en- Ell distri-
to de Ohio, declare en- horas de
Ia mahana que daba va por
muertos a los atrapados. Las
cuadrillas de salvamentos, diri-
gidas por expertos de Ohio y
Virginia, siguen trabajando fe-
brilmente. De los hombres "A
fueron sorprendido5 por la ex-
ploSi6n en- uno de los pozos y los
Ctyos IN difsrsutes lugares,
La gaceta., 1940-03-18
CHcQUE DE AUTOMOVI-
LES EN- LA CARRETERA
NUMERO II

Como resultado de un choque
ocurrido anoche en- la carreuera
nGmero II y eli canine de Self
ner, tres personas recibieron le-
stones, una de elias da caracter
grave.
Los lesionados sc nombran
Gordon Law, del 5O2512 aveni-
da Nebraska, que parece tener
fracturada la mandibula; Sra.
Hazel Law, su esposa, cuyo Es-
tado es muy grave, y Sra. Char
les Sterner, de la Gale so esqui-
ma a la avenida 30.
Las victimas recibieron asis-
tencia medica en- Ell Hospital Ma
guire, de Plant City.
FL condestable Grave pudo a.
YER guar que un automoVl gula
DO por John Wilder, del 1906
North A St., choc6 con el que
manejaba la Sra. Law, en- ei
cruce. FL coche de Wilder chOc6
con el de la Sra. Law y 10 i'm
pulse hacia una cuneta.
Una ambulancia de Tampa,
que por alli pasaba, recogi6 a
los heridos.
Wilder sali6 ileso, 10 mismo
que las personas que viajaban
en- 81 coche, Calvin Hobbs, del
519, E. Hanna, y Sra. Lima Ed
wsrdS, Dc Miami
La gaceta., 1940-03-18
RECLBIO Ell PAPA AL SUB
SEGRETARIo SUMNER
WELUES

Roma, mario 18.-E Papa
Pic XII recibi6 hoy en- audien-
cia privada, en- su biblioteca per
sonal, a Mr.. Sumner Welles,
subsecretario de Estado de los
Estados Unidos y enviado espe-
cial del presidente Roosevelt.
Acompan6 a Welles en- la en-
trevista Ell nuevo embajador de
los Estados Unidos en- Ell Vati-
cano, Myron C. Taylor.
Una guardia de honor reci-
bio a Welles a la entrada de San
Pedro.
Ia confirencia de su Santi-
ad con Ell enviado del Presi-
dente Roosevelt dur6 una bora.
Welles visit6 tambien a Luigi
Maglionem secretario de Esta-
do.
La gaceta., 1940-03-18
A los miembros del Freeholders Association,
Property Owners Association y al
pueblo en- general

cargas enoima, porlue va no
podemos con las que tenemos, y
Sc opone a que nos pongan una
hipoteca confiscatoria como Ia
que quieren poner. Este comite
Sc opone especialmente a que
Sc cobre este alcantarillado in
cluyendolo en- la cuenta del a.
qua, debido a que el nuevo al
cantarillado que proyectan. Sc
"a puesto en- su mayor parte
por lugares donde no hay fabri-
caci6n Y donde no hay fabrica-
ci6n no hay uso de aqua, Y dom
de no hay uso de aqua NADIA lie
pueden cobrar y tambien por-
que los que viven fuera de la
ciudad no tienen obligation de
pagan, y es precisamente por
sc ~necesita Ell alcantarilla
do.
Debemos tambien lamar la
a los senores Conceja-
les que representa- directamen-
te a los Districts donde viven los
trabajadores que va estos no
pueden con la carga que tienen
y que no deben de tratar de inn
poneres mas.
G.. CusmGnO
Secretario del Comite Conjunto
del Tampa FreehOlders Asso-
citation and Property Owners
Protective Association.
La gaceta., 1940-03-18
LA BELLEZA DE SU MUJER
LIE SALV0 LA VIDA

New York, MARIO ia su
llegada aver de Espana en- ell
vapor Extra que trajo tam
bien a otros excombatientes,
ell aviador Harold S. Dahl fu6
recibido en- ell muelle por su
esposa.
Los dos Sc abrazaron y be-
saron a la vista de los fot6gra-
fos. Dahl llevaba tres amos en-
ma pris.6n cuando Franco re-
solvi6 perdonarlo.
Hablando con los Periods
tas ell expiloto leal manifesto
que la belleza de su mujer ha-
bia influido mucho en- ell he
cho de que Franco lie conmu-
tara la pena de muerte por la
de prisi0n perpetua.
'Cr6anme ustedes, dijo, 81
vuelvo a pelear sera por mi
pats" Cuatro acusaciones por
pasar cheques falsos lie han 81
do hechas a Dial, segGn los do
cumentos recibidos, por perso-
mas residences en- California.
La gaceta., 1940-03-18
MussoLm conferenci6 hoy con Ell tirano Aleman
Dur6 la entrevista dos horas y media

Roma, Italia, MARIO lS.-En
ell hiSt6rico paso de Brennero
conferenciaron hoy durante dos
horas y media ell primer minis
tro de Italia, Benito Mussolini,
y ell dictador aleman, Adolfo
Hitler.
La entrevista Sc relacio16
con la guerra y sc verified en-
un caro- del ferrocaril.
I'm temporal de nieve Sc desa-
to cuando los dos jefes de go
bierno conferenciaban. La mott
cia dada asegura que la CONVEX
saci6n fue cordial.
Dicese que la entrevista tie
ne relaci6n con la vista hecha
al Duce del subsecretario de Es-
tado americana, Sumner Welles
La gaceta., 1940-03-18
ARRESTADOS PORQUE PI-
Ell consul
LADO FRANCES

New York, MARIO 18.-Doce
lhombres v una mujer, induci-
dos por la falsa noticia de que
Francia habia ordenado ell re-
torno de los republicanos a Es-
pana, fueron detenidos cuando
piqueteaban ell consulate fran
ces en- esta ciudad.
Todos los detenidos fueron
llewados al juez Lindau, quien
los absolvi6. Tres de los trece,
incluyendo a la mujer, Eliza
beth R:dman, de q amos, acuss
ron a la policia de brutalidad.
Herman Reissig, miembro
del executive del Spanish Refu-
gee Relief Campaign, envi6 te-
legramas al alcalde LaGuardia
Y al c6rsul frances afirmando
que no tiene relaci6n alguna con
ell "Comite de Emergencia para
SaGvar a los RegfugiadOs Espa-
ncles'', un grupo de "vivos".
Ell consulate frences hizo sa-
No~ a I'M grupo de estudiantes
2 le visit6, en- protesta, que sc
la de una nueva calmnla
o1tra su pals.